300 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/163c1cc691a35a82465860f9b5d4bdf7.pdf 228b9370ec947013d6f91f4680b41df4 PDF Text Text ” . Zfr» Pr<v;‘ p i/*) ' »;• •> - . 7m • • “ '.\*£V, ? Na i'x /*-»- -v i* vnWt ■ vT YOUR TUB WEATHER n ew spa per hw ishcd InH fiorldrt Heart I k , World’s Greatest VcKetnbIc edion. Its Richest Garden Land fu jW no . x v ii. • . 5 L ea sed W ire International N ew s S ervice KERESIGNS Is AMEMBER Joe Gill Expresses Faith In Sanford FLORIDA, ami extreme north-, went Florida, local thundershowers tonight and Tuesday. S A N F O R D , FL O R ID A , M O N D A Y : T ID N U M B E R 288 — n = -i? M em ber A udit Bureau Of C ircu lation s GENERAL ^ ^ \R e y iv a listW h o Snake BiteHim To Show His Faith . Recovers From The Effects ILA USKlAreFao Problems Of Failure I he following telegram from Joe H. Gill was received this morning by Clyde A. Byrd, lo­ cal manager of the Florida Pow­ er and Light Company, indicat­ ing that organization’s confi­ SHREVEPORT, La.. Aug. R. ‘ I am n man of God, put my dence in the strength nnd sta­ (IN S)—Hov. G. G. William*, wb > qh in God nlom who rules the bility of this community: two weeks ago .allowed a potion-1\ i lit and cun do anything asked Miami Fla Aug 8, 1027 oun snake to Idto him while stagii ’ ■i i ■end faith. 1 only let the con- ■ C. A. Byrd A rm y P o sts H ang C olors At u revival at Dunn, I.a., bus full -atiun wltn n the demonstra- F ile 121*1 M inute N\ l it Of E rror A sk in g For S la v Of j Local Mgr. Florida Power recovcml from effect* of thoui of God’s power atid my faith.” | H alf S t a ff In M em ory <>r A- Light Co. Sanford Fin. wound on his arm and Is now cm "Members of the Dunn church F am ou s F ig h te r W ho R ose , , , , ■„ . I have been thinking nhout San­ mducted the experiment nnd mig-j N ays T hnycrW ns P reju d iced 'T o n . S u rKo n T o ( I ^ | * & « f o " * * ford situation since talking to sled the demonstration as a. you relative closing Seminole his claim that he did not alb", uatis to prow. God’s power. I Bank Saturday stop see no reas­ ad no idea what they wanted nr.1] 'any medical aid to he administer on why we or any others in­ ,i do until some of tho deacons,I to him and that ho "kept his far terested in Sanford should feel aiding my claim that no linriu i in God who healed the wound discouraged by this situation .ri come to n child of God that; the reptile.’’ l.nura U n th cgrove.W ellK n ow n ns I am sure that it will take Wnntl IS FnmousARtiompairton f iiih In him, suggested I le t! D e fe n se C o m m ittee P r o tc s ls "I do not want *,-ou to take i I Ion*. T a k es P oison W irlliK; I> ( M l l t S TT U l I \ U l b euro of itself in time stoji San­ in catch a poisonous moccasin j A g a ln ’stP uhlic.A lctfjngsA nd OT R oosevelt In L_____ eading a* some freak that can do an ford is too rich in natural re­ A rgilntettl I j i I c S a tu r d a y A l :i:ii let it I'ite me.” 1thing unusual with reptiles," s: I'rope, yd M arch T o lluston sources location and an earnest T h e “ R ough R id ers” In 18‘K "I agreed nnd the demonstration H om estead N carC unnl Patni ‘ ' ‘ Rev. Willinms over the phone to ; citizenship to let itself become aus made before the entire con-' International News Service Ci BOSTON,’ Aug. 8. (INS) — discouraged or enst down by WASHINGTON, Aug. R.—(IN’S) .rogation,’* said Kev. Williams. 1 reason of an occurnnco *cf this —Major General Leonard Wood respondent today. Within the quite confine* of tins t Laura Upthegrovv. one of the kind and l am sure that the ^ ntnto supremo court, in tho Suffolk lenders of the notorhm* Ashleywill lie laid to rest in Arlington Mohley gang which terrorised the^ development and growth of 'court house which Man guarded by lower cart const for several years, Cemetery among ids comrndes cr W A SH IN G T O N , A u g . 8 .— 3 Sanford will go along in the T|,c resig n a tio n o f F o r r e st i armed officers of the law, ntt'T -| nnd who was well known to local Imhii* m onth s a fte r th o M issis­ future as it has heretofore tho "Hough Killers” regiment Like us m a y o r-co m m issio n er uoy Arthur 1). Hill today opened police and county nuthoritle*, comstop in any event there will l>e i Sanford w a s a ccep ted at a no change in «ur plans for the !which he commanded during the i his legal artillery in a final effort l fitted suicide late Saturday at sip p i broke th rou gh t h e le v e e s ;before the state courts to save Ni­ her home near Canal Point on the o f M issouri uml so u th ern 11- ' Luilnr m eetin g ot tlte U t> development and extension of Spanish-American War. cola Sacco and Bartolomeo Van-! shores c f Lake Okeechobee, nr* , linoifl, tlte grea t flood is tod ay a Burial will he tomorrow with It the City H all. T h e m ayor s service facilities ns we nre g.Jtzctti from tho electric chair. liter of ic s ig ija tio n , a d d ress- thoroughly confident of the received ( 0),|,jnjr i M th e m ost so u th e rly Icording to a message full military liom.TS. Filing a lost moment writ ° ‘ here Sunday morning. |i „> Com m ifvsioners llo u s growth of the community lonvuuo ____________ _ I re a ch es ot its thousand-mile. In all army posts the colors were! Joe II. Gill error and asking for a stay of sonr ililcr and C h ase, a sk ed th a t \r e lt s c d AoNVcapurts " ,or " K,nf: ”l ' T,'» v.'.mnn will he remcniWrcl j . f (|e v a sta tio n , accord in g | at the half stuff today in honor of A rran gem en ts C om pleted TV Ice Pie . tenro ami a writ of habeas corpus, lu re ns rv** Tracy Tmcv ’■ .......... 1 take e f f e c t at on ce. I lie as the ttio finti»'e<* nan..... of ot Joe , ,>l.,,npnmnn|. o-n “T g i- t* H General \W>d, lie had a spo tncW hen F ed eral A gent •’l"" O . tlio funner district attorney told whom she visited in Hnnfcml t w o . t o i t j •! < k French Pilot T o H ring Le ^ [unmunicution includ ed an r career in the nrrtiy, rising S m u g g ler s’ G raft 10 Mile Judge George A. Sanderson that , v(.„rs in'o while Tmry was In the necr* and Red < ros* official*. ,,,r. Mon of npracintlon for the \in e Hack T o N ew Y ork In Judgo Webster Thayer had | Fernnhl-Lnughtoii H.« pltnl suffer-1 Moro than five-hundred ox from a surgeon to an officer of the ..lot, ration given the mayor o f f C oast FI Laudcrriuk' Dial llellm tca Plane “ Colum lno boon prejudice*! nml that tho two ing from wound- said to have 1 en I south central l.ouisinnn nre *tln |i* collengnpi* on tlm comniireiuh. _ . r , _——~ . r». line, and finally to chief rf rtnff. MMciViunTfw * . u , 1 - . defendont worn being hold 11 innlrtod l»\ i! ncjrro. Mm* Up*|\m(lcr \vnl«*r# homelestt vlrUin« are I The reidgnntfort • wns accepted H. Charles A. 1 ' ' D l.-t,! • ■ ' ■' v intlon of 1lie i lata and ii itional tliegrirvo spent several weeks here, being cared for in 11 rod cross 1 .! n re-organlxgtion of tho com* > Imiul-to-luunl l .itt'c, w'tl> 'constitution. Drouliin Ini mid nttrn'ted considerable attent­ Kinips throughout tho 8ou lh flf(tM H L,.ji,,i was effected with t’ommisrl.i mi I monkey wrvnchea as "This is no attack on tho courts ion by her smart attire and mns- of the state, and thousands who centrnct for suited ill sumo mensure from hi* igm ' • defini |i»nrr Houidioldcr I ring dcignacapons. resulted in the death of as an institution,” hu argued. features. She drove a high have left tho refugee camp* still „ nctimr mayor and chairman pro Ultimate friendship with Theodore flight li >m Paris t< New York . I*dcral agent- and tho wound- ".ImlgOR aro liuinan and liable to culino powered automobile of dazzling aro lining partially supplied with jin of the Commission. The City Colunibin." P.ooeevelt, with whom he served in'the Ihdh-.u i | •; >T half a iloz* l\ coast guard err without consciousness of error. color and made no acquaintances food through tlio relief station*. Attorney advised that n rpccinl r.itives end n hi runner* ycu­ That is why tho constitution slates except hospital attaches. the Spanish-American War. ' Tin* >ii<;i t ’ <*f the contra More than 5,000 people arc in the (lection to fill tin* vacancy would C anipholl-L tissing P ost Holds ....... itrial must be by judges as i day -10 mill'; i ff h’ort lauiiler- that cil series of ill concentration camps. IIis career wns climaxed by his Iimaxes a i den Special S essio n Snturda> ■t necessary and 11■o Cor. mission According to report« received ite, l lorldn, act* ding » t'-ports *fr,-,.t impartial and independent As tho work of emergency tapers Inutnicted him to draw the nocT o H xpress S en tim en t O ver appointment ns governor general pub's and au.umeiit * between I * It* tin* tv in *le|mrlment. as tlie jot nf humanity will admit.’ " hero tlie woman killed herself by off in the southern end of tho ynl- j Lj#ry papers preparntory to enll\lne nnd Prouhin, who was given . < taking poison, ■walhnvcd 'suddenly of the Philippine*, a position he R ecent D evelop m en ts Here I ho Imttle hi' I - .lii.’ii tho coa t ."Final and doaperato efforts in tlio Icy, rehabilitation daily In Ken' Jng the flection at a sperial meet­ jiilot t1, .aid cutter i- ’ 1' t>iilit"I up he- statu courts to save Nicola Enron during an argument which sber- tiuky, Tennessee, Arkunsaa and held at the time of his death hi tentative'cniitract to ing be held l*y Commission at u the and Bartolomeo Vamottl from thol riff’s deputies of Palm Bcnrh At ii special meeting on Satur­ Boston. Columbia njveral weeks ng*>. 'I ’aide the rum huten cnift trout in curly date. eiliii, eleetric chair we to underway t^»- county say wns started wit i a Mississippi, wlicru state and federal day afternoon the Cnnipbcll-liOssAccompanied liy Mrs. Wood and *ontrni' win. le ' ' at the Uni* | Unlianms. lloatswnin Sauderlin forces are co-operating with tho Although the resignation gave no iug post of American Legion adnp- a military escort. General W inds ar • . of ri le* .ii,!. I bay, thu ilefcii comnilttiK rent)drinking bout. Laura llpthogrove, Red Cross in re-establishing thous­ * d Ktiitci consulate. . , Walter Tracy, Igrounds ns to what prompted the ted the fidlov/ing resolutions-rel­ body will arrive in Washington 11iu ruin I "it and .titered tin* pilot ■m .* call far n national parade to j her mother, Mrs. I'ni'er the ternr of tint eontr.r i : hound to lake cohinmnd. Ho was I;..ston in the inter. : i t ni' tho two Charles Stuckey, A. Brownlee nnd ands of furmers on their lauds. ■Mayor to lako Ulla action, friends ative to certain events that have early tomorrow' nml will he taken Seed distribution stations aro op­ hot in the h«cli and died liefcnv men and a death watch nt tho! Andy l.mve were all at the Upthe- erating in thirty-eight counties lot ihf official jriati d that It taken place within the past few immediately to Arlington Comet-1 if an oilier plane crosses tho lily Vi a nervous Im akdown wliii-li days: ery. At the Unlrri Station. thf,l | Bntl fm ii Europe to tho llnittt ! aicmbi-irt of Ills crew could recap- sluto luiure and Into prison tho grove homestead when ntt argu- i out Ii of the Ohio river. Emergency Inicnt was «tart»l between Laura credit organizations set up by Sec­ ji.tr,' th fleeing craft. Only two nfght they mu o m u lu i, li? rr.-ently suffered, and also t«> WHERE AH on this day it was military escort from Thntnti will | Stiiti'ii the “* ditmhiu” makes | | b illness of M r, l.iik" who is thu name time, Dfevnrd Hol-!nnd Andy T,o\viO ( in*'u v. ■board Hie rum Imut. At deemnd ndvigaldc l»y the Ilonnl of le augmented by the Third Cnvalretary of Commerce Hoover huve r ly litis the right iho running fire "f the (on Jaimvs, minimum' nephew of lirritnnl condition in Philadelphia. Idroctor* of the Seminole County iy, the Sixteenth Field ArtilleryJ' It wns reported that Laura chas­ completed their survejT in virtually \ . , , , lnrt' ‘ i,' n .tract wiUiin ci.i I. v', a bullet from the laitlnw iho Into Henry James, novelist, ed Lowe from the hull so with n every flooded county uml are ad­ Mr Lake left Sanford Saturday Bank of Sanford, Florida, to tc till! a imttulii*n of inf i’itr '-L . raft pit r id tlio.ihe.'d of »• 'ret „,ltj ptofe.'or William Janie*, liar- fork and then rushed upstairs for vancing funds for livestock pur­ liftrrnoon for Philndclphi'' '.shore porarily refrain fronv openi* .its t*cl ;4nit of engineers. The pro days. perativo Robert K. Well v.ud psychologist, after iqicnding a revolver. Wlum tier mother *bases ami new machinery daily j IE* »vas MililinolK'd to the bedside door* in tlie usual c*M «<f busin­ cession will move slowly nhug tn.i.evine i i "ill fllilH Id Mrs. Lake who wns t<> undergo ess, and . r . ti the cutter on- thu .night in a cell in the Buck Bay grubbed the revolver from her,tlie wherever the flood victim* are re­ Pennsylvania, and then acn the toy tliat the ci tract is fair ll.l* to ‘ .• i r ms.'i t<« Ini*' ti-'polit-i' elation, uml tlinsi others. Dptliegmvo woman is mid to have turning to their home*. I» major operation today, being deW'JHHEAS it hns been oiai:'- Poti iiiae to Arlinj:ton ,:"irT mi. Drrmgiiin*.” said Cliafle:; D |!iyp«l l>y surgeons until the nrriv- known to this Post that during tin at the grave will be hiief. le a i t.-rf. itlog hand who*, were up for umiignmcnt In poiico| taken a nrcnll iuittle of |»oi*on from Drtmhin’n attorney, While the work of rebuilding Ll of- Mr. Luke and his daughter, past week unselfish, strenuous nml lloodnl Florid., j court ns the result of tlie breaking ||, r room and swallowed the c.mer.ilion? In Ill ll mesitllgn of i o'liliileliei’ }o goes forward on thousands of nnnd- ] Levine ugiiu to pay l>r"oVm IMi- - Maude Lake who Joined him untiring efforts have been made by Mrs. Wood, Hanford MncN'ider, ill npurioui | up i*y lieu ol .. ( ncco Vonxettl tenUt before nnyono could Interencrusted cotton plantation*, army 100,01)0 flalu 01 I i" el" 1 fat Jacksonville. 1 1 .irum craft n-rain [ rully *.n Boston common. I fere. Elio <lird within 20 minutes, Ovi *taking ithe officers of the First National engineers aro pushing the work of Mr. Lake has |>een a resident for Bank of Sanford and other influen­ nssistnnl secretary of war, tleehir- one year nnd l.eviiip nisi? dee Tho defense committee's cnll,! the report stated. j aft r a half hour *lm c, the ■c.ist levee repair and railroad gangs cd: a hankers letter of credit fm Imany years and has l»oen closely tial patriotic citizens of said City, . u:ifil n ew hoarded in ii.ass '*.rin- which asked for Htrikes, protest Life Like n Story Rook. working night uml day to reclaim Every citizen who ha* our good 000 franca in a bank, this am j alien, with Ice picks, Iidentified with its growth and pros­ to avert the present existing situam inhcy meetings and a march to Boston ns 'Laura's life lias been like a their highways from the disaster. payable to Mine. Drouliin i*i the at heart mourns with vmi, perity. He has served the city tion. and j wn nehc.-, and crow liars for their a "demonstration of mdidafity bo­ story-book *>n crime, according to More than half of thb 2,000 miles | "The army of the t'nitod State* . ,.ni of Dr " ■' d< nth 1 1 uml county in a public rapacity • WHEREAS said First National weapi'.va. A bloody free-P.r- ill re-I hind these worker*,” wan issued police records. During tlio rrigu of washed out lino in Arkansas, . event that li t lliern lire not b.-artl h riictit ally all of the time he lias Panli lias offered nnd expended its stnuils at last saint" In ii great t.iilltj in the rapture of tin rum ! an thu legal moves were on in the the infamous Asldcy-Mohliy Louisiana nnd Missisjippi hnve been I redded in Sanford. Last January best efforts in a practical and sin­ riddler, ii great ndmini drutor and from for a uuntil nftcr their do- crew in short order. Ihrtli i ffere.l! .-.tato com Is unit plum* were niatle «?f gang several years ago, Iniurn is opened since Juno 1, according to l)r >uhin will draw pint lire Mine. u great American." Mr. Lake was chosen by his collonminor injuries ami three u iiihers In make a plea to the Halted Slates said to have been tho ‘'bruins" nnd report* to the interstate commerce manner for such purpivo, and 10,000 fram monthly on mi " nil of t! *' c u t guard were nniisud Wood served 1 1 1 the Philippines | Kin on the Conuni: siun to serve as cere iruiaed Sui riiuo Court to prevent the exe- power behind tho throne. It was WHEREAS since the closing of (Continued on Pago Three) j< mayor for ids twelth term nnd Iiih tlie doors of tlie raid Seminole r.Inee October,-1112:’. I ing ii|i|"dut- fur six month , when she will draw nhout the head. cutloa of Sncco and Vanzettl,doom- her astuteness which prompted tlitf Laluncc. fifth in consecutivenoss. ed by President lln iding. prisoners a'*.urd the piverne,| to die sometime after Aug. 10, ;ovcrn(Continued On Pago Three) County Bank derogatory remark* In the oven t ef an ni*cide:it lol- mint boat, the outlaws t -shciI a for a payroll holiluj* uml duublo First '■Jcelcd to the office of and statements have been made on There was eonsidi raldii • pi illa­ ally iu< aparitatuig Dmuliin. t me mayor in 181)5, Mr Lake was only the streets of tho City of Sanford tion in Wnshini 'on Indus mat' ll into an oil lank in lie hope , killing. n DR. I.M ltD DIES. (Continued On Page Three) HUcre or. hcvirnl accept. rcs|Hiiibil'ility to ll"' a­ of i aping during tlie *iinfusion | While the legal rush was on ill by numerous persons with regard to Wisrl's mount of .' 100,000 francs. of the ri 'liltin'- fire. the state court*, Governor Alvan MIAMI, Fla., Aug. H.--(INS) — of the officers of tlie mi airs were inoiitloni'd, the more Tinti :i : h i k n k d jo i »i :a t ii . to actimi If the ‘‘Goluiabhi” fails t" Lirl ThF prisoners did not uully ac-|T . Fuller at the statii Iioubo hnd Hr. Jnsi'pli P. Iaiir.l of this city prominent being Carir.i Tlionqisim (Continued On Page Three) on its flight within three-n nth*, of Ohio, who nmde > |»crial in’ esrejit their luck until a ,;ov* inor-1 under coqslileration a defense peti- ift.l Wilmington, Did., a nationally WJLKKS-BARRK, Pa., Aug. 8. tigiition of the Islimd: f 'r Presi­ or Levine clini.g"- pilot through npei'd lm.it '.vith nine me i aboard ' tlon for another stay of sentence. known physician, left nn estate es­ S F P POKT WON Members of Iho Clermont (IN'S)—'Three persons, a father Levine aeree* rurh.l to tho arc no I am Fort Follow big his review, the chief vx- timated ........ . at nx.T0 than $500,000 wants dent Coidldge’* sjie i d envn;. to no fault of Drilhi ('luh will he tho guests Wedond his two sons, were burned to Laudoi.lale. . lu u tiv e had decided .Sacco nnd Von-! w|,,.n |„ lie.I lni‘t month enroute lie slay of (lie Kauford club at JunCHICAGO, Aug. 8.—(IN S)—- Nidirngiin; and ex eiintor Jnmes to pay Drouliin 1110,000 frum . •'''"tli at Avnen, near hero early Michigan official* have been won W. Wadsworth, Ji of Now Yi Drouliin is t • >• .'ive "0 (>• . cent zittl "guilty" nnd hud refUMcd to ((l it" I cccording to ids will ' rliuoti jirecorded by a motor tour of tfxlnj. when fire destroyed ii hi'tcl to the support of Cliinigi''* water who as chairman of the mmiuUi cf the pr.fit I of «• exploilnlioll nf Intervene. | f,| t llll.OPEN Bill NED to here. I the city. In the afternoon teams r«>•N ' owned by Willi.mi division plan, enihmlying the prn- military affairs cm. miteo hcniine the "Colunibin” < The first legal 'skiruiish today ’ '1 l • < ■ o. H XT. :t,lD2«1 bo- presenting the twA club* will meet | B'lem, | 0, one of the victims. | oi-.al to build lake level teguliitory familiar with the Philippine udinin- the |irofits from lliu formatica <>f CORINTH, Mi , Ai g. 8. (INK) wus beforo Judge George A. Kali- quo apportiened on nn es- at tho municipal park in a return 'h'lT.., was trapped when he re- works, any4 company i suiting from the ■Two children were burned to lUrsou in Mq.icnm court. Defense Iim Mayor William Hale islraton. value .’ between (50,- game tho first having been played turncil to rescue his two sons, nnd Thompson announced t day upcsn •ath early today win i they were. counsel Arthur Ik Hill hud petit- 0U0 ami vl(N))0iii)t ilull flight. ii cislicili'- at Clermont two weeks ago. . _ .' nay, d witli lh.."ing ir when tho ionetl the highest itate trihiiiml ilali I only n fow mm.II. ago In­ wit.death with them. The other hi* retur i to Chicago following a Ih o visitors will arrive in San­ huricl nhont wlm Ii tiny were play- fui a will of liubeua corpus in an dicated an increase of more than ' |ftims were William Owens, Jr. cortfcrenro with Gov. Green and ford nt about ten o'clock nnd will . »‘»1 Allen Owens, 0. « li :r C'idodcd. I *cir uolhcr w,|g,effort t" get Bacco and Vniizotli IDO per cent. other Michigan officials at fSeorgo he taken for n rida through tin reriounly huciu .l in a fulilo reseualont of th" stiiU'’a prison ih'ntli G**tz’ estate near Ottaw i Bench, buninus* and residential sections. , attempt. ‘I he • iiil.li ci Fred, 7, and hour. V.'md«-»i William Hendry, c o n ON CROP IH1TKN IIY MONKEY A luncheon in their honor will fol­ m i and ilaii ; (fonliuii. 'l tin Page Three) Ibrthy, 5, were the PRI SON HR ESC M’liH low at the Seminole cafe nt noon. —■ ---- - ■ glitcr of Mr*, and M Ed Joiird Wa s h in g t o n , A u g ,«. ( i n s ) Al'Gl SI \ , l»n., Aug. 8.— (INK) shrilly nftcr the meeting tho Kan- ■ Pniled States will have n Bcgniunt Mil*. TnllnlinRRce, Flu . Aug. R. -— MIAMI, Fla.. Aug. K .-(IN S)Bitten by Hie pot monkey of n for,| Kiwnnls nnd their guest* will !■ 'ii crop this year of np|iroxi- (INS) Search was inude today for Gregg Murphy, <linrged willi "|.m iglihor, MisK Jessio Kite, 1•», I* : [,0 entertained at the Alilnnn TheaMat.ly 13,402.000 bales of 500 J. II. Whitehead, white inisoncr \V. A. Means, former city finance eratng STONE MOI NT AIN HILL a motor car wide under in an local ".mi hospital nospiiai here with wuit seri­ sen- „ , ,,y Klwanlan J. L.. Mnrentetto I■«uri.I- gross weight, bused upon a who escaped from Shady Groover department cashier, recently arrest­ ' Oil* the influence of intoxicating •i'lu"p* ed anil charged with embezzling i lucerations ul.out the head and The baseball game will begin ut 4 j condition of flu.5 per cent of nor- camp, Taylor county, Sunday, ac­ arm*. Kite wn* on tlio lawn of her i o'^iociT fund. . drew u fine of $200 or 00 day* <n A substitute hill .1. dgned to throw ■ i ' n Aug. 1. The crop reporting cording to word received by the about. (21,000 in ,municipal ,, ....i,„i„.,i Police Couil thi* morningTlie Immo vviii'ii th" monkey escaped • ‘ of 'vn* 1*00011 over to tlie i rl nil nn I siiinl of the Department of Agri­ pribtin division, dcpnrtinent ltic influence "f i .• stao behind■ — D. L. Hipler, of Eustlr-, chalrfrom a iic'tir-hy house and sprang court of Dade county following a docket w:c* Ihrlit for Monday. muii of thu Kiw.itiii International the Ml •me M;uml: n C onrid.iito' BltLANlM). Fla., Aug. 8.—(INB) mi her from n small tree. fir t * ,lluu,unce<l today in the agriculture. Whitehead who was piclimiiinry hearing before II. I.. D.'llii WilHi ms, chury .1 "^thl cotton report of the season. sentenced from Dade county in inter *hib r«dutions coirmittec, will Memorial will he Sported favor ] ,.lvice* for t ail Hunt, Tlii*' urea under cultivation on July 1022 for two years has many sev­ Ojipcnborn, ju»tic*' of tho ik'iicc. Idisorderly couduci, wan fined (B *, he the principal speaker ut the lunably by the cub. mmittce of Un­ ielernatiomilly known advertising GETS RIC’ . II AND DIES WUneancu for tho !*tnt*' testified or 15 day*. l’ru>le Ball ivu fined 1 wo* estimated nt I2,r»8.'t,0()(> acres. eral previous escapes. •ininlttce, it wa.t clicoii, it was announced thi* tnorptlint nhortage* n» liigh as (2H,:i,r>r» $7 or 10 days on the name <* rge. ren. t. Judicial.v < Senator E. D.l'* port wlm died ut Ins Immo hero declared today I" Friduy night, are to ho held ut <;80 WINDHAM, N. IL, Aug. 8. (IN'S) ing hy Secretary L. C. Bchout. havo been <liHcov* red in the daily Daisy Handorticn, charg**! with l»eo'clock till afternoon ut a local -Edward T. Walker, New York (Mlier interesting features have j record* of tho divmrtment hotweon ing *lrunk and disorderly, wn dis­ Rivera, chnlriimn. undertaki'i establishment. lawyer who was bequeathed tlm also boon arranged for the gather Mar. .’Id and July 1 of this year. missed. Ehlridge Oliver < ticntPINAL VALUATION I’ullowing the service, the liody hulk of the thirty-uiillinn-dollar lag, it was learned. Altogether the Failing to secure a rii.«mi*sal of fd a i.oiid of ('i f<>r violating tin V , A.SIUNGTON, ‘Aug. 8. (IN’S ) ! will ho ncinnled, disposition of the c.itnloof the late Fslward F. Seurles meeting of the two rluba i* ex, thi ensu on tho ground* thut lh". ordinance relative to minors o|H*ra-| pec ted to he one of the most dc imly ovidenco pro*luci**l by tho ting motor car.*. W, A. .'-'tiiiley,j For rat. making purpo **. th ■ a, lie* h. ii.g held up pending th" eccentric mllllomire, died suddenly lightful affairs of it* kind evor‘ In an en d ea v o r to co-op erate w ith tho m erchants * * visit*. * It-1 rre Coinmii Ion arrival hero <>i t ••tut i \ \ i of the pi * heart sho$k today while state wns that a shortage existed charged with speeding, paid f ino I Interstnt* < "f Stinford d u rin g th e p r e se n t e m e r g e n c y T ho Herald ?r- 1j'Digod here , according to Mr. B j tcdiiy placed a final valuation, 'is, deceased. ! in8 «t tho country homo he inherat the time Means wus cashier, d"- 'if (h. •ninounccH a g e n e r a l red u ction o f r a te s pertain in g t«» fciisc attorney* imlicntcil that they .vitli of June nu. 11*15. of $572,05.7Jil'S Hunt, formerly manager of the, | '<,u ' Queen WitllaniH, <barged will attempt to show that Mean* disorderly conduct, was fined $ 1 5 ,on “•• ••' property used for rail- Associated A»lverti*ing club* of; — i'll c la sses o f a d v e r tisin g . B e g in n in g w ith th is issu e the was not wholly re*pon*iblc for the or 50 days. W. E. Little, charged ' TJ'Od purp* . • by tho Atchison, tju, world, and recognized as un display r a te w ill b e 85c an inch in stea d o f 12c an inch !|U money in question. At least two with being drunk, was fined $7 or rotMtka and Santa F_e Itailroad*. mtcniatlonal authority on adver­ as has form erly been th e case. other persons in tho department 10 day*, ijan Moore wn* fined $7 Thi* includes $15,555,500 for work ■ tising and trade questions, had been T h e H erald a s s u r e s it s a d v e r tis e r s o f its desire t<» had daily access to it, they allege. or 10 dny* for alleged disorderly i ing capital. in III health for a year prior to his Menu* left the city with permi*- conduct, Nvork w ith them to th e fu lle s t e x te n t o f its ability and dentil. II. A. Stclmcyor wus ASK FEDERAL CONTROL 1sion of hi* *uperior* to spend hi* fined $P> or 15 days for alleged | A year r.go he resigned ns exe­ will co-op erate w ith them in e v e r y p o ssib le w ay in m ain Fi urth of July vaentinn In Atlanta; drunkcncss. Zanuheiner wn dis- ■ cutive vice president of the Orlando ••lining b u sin e ss a t an even lev el and in retu rn in g th is hut when ho failed to return on of disorderly | WASHINGTON, Aug. 8. (INK) Chamber of Commerce, to which F^icli day Tho Herald will present five question* concerning • ity to its fo rm er h e ig h ts o f p ro sp erity . T h e rate re­ -Fcdcinl control of tho $25,000.- I'oMlion lie had been called in 11*21. wn was nl " .li*Sanford’s history, it* Industrie*, its city government, it* rccre: intersLutu husines'l duction is b ein g m ade to ap ply o n ly to local a d vertis­ Hunt was formerly head of the utionel facilities nml other Interesting subjects. The answer* will for- hi* arrest. It was feared for ing. indiiutupullrt Adviltlaing Club unit .chnrfiiii.it P d.^S‘th con-1.5nl. for adequate ; IirotcctIon a time thnt he hsd *klpped the ,,.erf>: duct \vn« 7 or ,\t-‘liwrdcriy in protection of „ l0 an executive of the lndianupolis ho given with tho questions. Person* who have questions which T he sc h e d u le is a s fo llo w s: • *iu ,. \,a* fined $i 10 dn> . * itublic and investor*, in tho opinion country, or thnt he had gone into (Inil.) Star. they desire to have included in this column, may curnmunicato t ounty Judge J. G. Shurmi pro-1nf Abrnn, F. Myers, member "f L ocal D isp lay A d v e r tisin g hiding, hut subsequently he return­ *idrd over the court iq the ah nee lhc fL .(|,.ru| (r!u|n conimUsion nnd with The Herald. N ew ed to Miumi voluntarily and sur­ F orm er JAMES ( H O SE S JAIL of Judge W. E. White. ] forn„.r nnti-trust expert In the dtrendered to the |M)lice. Hate H ale ANSWERS QUESTIONS ■1 I ' # --■ ! part mint of Justice. • BOSTON, Aug. 8 _ ( I N S ) —It" ] 3 B( T ransient m a tte r ............................ ..............42c FLOGGING INVESTIGATED | 1. Nine, v . SunNEW YORK COTTON 1. How many schools ha* fusing to htnud In municipal court 30c ...... 35c .. * *-------' FRAUD CASES jjM Lichen P e r M onth ................... when hi* «i»mc "a* called and r«- ford? . . ' 2. Celery FVds. NEW YORK. Aug. 8.—(INS) — CLARKESVILLE, Ga... Aug. */ 2.rjc fusing to pay fine* totalling $75 2. What nickname ha* Isen given 1 Inches P er M onth ...............................! 30c (IN S)—The alleged flagging of FORT VALLEY, Ga,. Aug. 8.— | Trjding in cotton was quiet and for inciting riot and assault ujion to the Sanford baseball club. 2Uc ....... 25c 1.000 Inches P er M onth ................. ,T. Four years from 1008 featureless during the forenoon nino men nml women in ttii- s e c t (IN S)—The bank fraud cow* n- „ ii officer during tho Sacco a n il 3- How long did Sanford haven , C la ssifie d A d v e r tisinJR g PI 2. on ' Bos'tun' .trect car line uml between i:e*«ion of the market here today, tion the night of May 12 wn re- grinst officer* and director* of the ‘"■‘ ’I’YtV Sunday"rniiy 1,,0,'lun' * r v' ‘ i j , . rnnlly ,y on on James, 9c -....10c r,er Line, O ne T i m e ...... ..................... , with the hulk of the dealing* rep­ vei.led today when the Haler-ham Exchange Bank. srhMnled for trial| ' Holton year*' i.ownru resenting last minute evening op- grand Jury met with more than 50, In the term of Peach superior jcommon, 7c wealthy nephew of the late Henry I 4. Who Is commodore of the ■ 4. E. L. Mnrkvll. -' r Line, T h ree T im es .................... . 8r v iiTU '& M . i Hummonod for what 1 court op^ninK tod»yf huvo lnirn crations by th« trade und locnl James, novelist, caused h furore s ®nfont ^ ach* Club . , ' 5. R G. Williams. He has been 6c ,er Line, S ix T i m e s ........................... ......... 7c 1spcctulstive interest* in prepnr- heitor Rol>crt McMillan term' d "n continued to th* September term* today when h* took a sentence of 5. «T>o is the chief of police and, •1c • er Line, One M onth ..................................... 6e . how long ha.Ulm" held S c ^ V ir i ^ t IIn office for nearly five years. , ntion for tho government cotton sweeping investigatkm" into n - In order Unit settlement with rred- «*tl da)'i ill J«H. , puled activities of night rider*. 1Itoru inny made, , j crop rcjs.rt. * \; - • . i •>-- If! ARLINGTON Heads Say M ayors Action Prom pted By INervous Breakdown And Wife’s Illness Than 5 Hundred WOMAN LEADER More Square Miles Still W ater; Vic­ OF ASHLEY GANG Under tims Return Home No Attack Made On TA K ES OWN LIFE Courts Themselves Emergency Credit Governor General OF The Philippines [o u sh o ld er To Be Acting Mayor U3 n Woi'kilUT Farm ers Find ( ’attic •• Gone, Soil Ruined And Funds Depleted Ipecial Election T o r He Called To Name Successor To Mayor \ LEVINE - DROUHIK 2 DIE A S RESULT MAKE CONTRACT OF FOR RETURN TRIP PASSED a t m e e t 'i r r ; OF LOCAL LEGION Sanford Kiwanians A re To Entertain Clermont Members Mi ami City Man Light Docket Heard Is C h a r g e d With Ey Judge Siiaron In Embezzling Funds Police Court Today F u n e r a l Services For Carl Hunt Are Performed Orlando NOTICE TO HERALD ADVERTISERS Ask Me Another! i s j a r «: a s t o i s . ........ ............ iv” '"".“s? r 1" �THE SANFORD HEUAI.U, SA'lTHI)AV, AUGUST1 (5, 1927 HARK SIX O ld B u t G ood Tagging AllBases MA A IJ>* International New* 'i lie la 't leg of the invasion o ? > I M- M E A V M N l> /» ) I - \e /\s j iM O ii> /! y|]|i f ^>0 n u n a -A A H • COOL N SOCTMin ‘b tv i-M -M -P H . m en Uj ^ S ? — ------------- o n ie f e * j> th season, while (he Plrntwj nii' •:< iVruJ thoinr.vlves ugub.ut the •.nt to hing Giants. , 'Jin* Cubs won their elxth ,Ft; i yesterday, beat . ** Ken (Jr; i ii’.iold, the. Brave's o v c.w rk**d by n score* of 5 to 2. Southpaw :■ Jo IOI ■ ' • lie *. 'H his own game !>• niii:ii.*» f* hit*: in in many Lime *.; b Willihn i day n! bi»r with four bit;, includ*ii b twenty-tinnl !" i u*r, anil hi higglrtg eiiiibleil the I’billies j • • i: I) " 7. W illi-! inn drove in five runs ami scom l (hi' '* more*. Mini It hern, the prodigal son of tin Curdiuahb fnilcil again. The | Hmoklyn Robins knyocil him 'anil i w* a, 5 to 2. The Robins “carried the imiil." for live buses, pill 11m<; two double steals. Adolfo Luqm* of the Reds won a II) lo (I duel from Virgil Jinnies of the Giants, chalking tip bis fiflb rtinight victory. Only one Giant ic oiled third base. 11n Reds have sent W alter, • bii Unsen, the uerobatie out- 1 ( der, to tin* Columbus club of (lie . nren At ■ :iulion under ail I ' I • .'id agreement. Iaist year <!;• i'tens'.'ii \ mis one oT the Nat-! a League's brightest stars. 'I in* Red Sox in"ill* it four 'might by downing tbe White t, I to I. Flngateiid'H two trl|des li lured. lidl Corrigan's r<" mirtruction r i'' is at lari houring fruit and I : Red Sox an* now plnyintc the ball in the longue. Tin v In. ■e won nine »*f their last 12 San Tord Cou n (crs*f)ne RICKARD MOVES In F irst Fram e / nc! Knocks Crai;> Ou‘ in O F F IC E FORCES 51h With Six Hurts TO WI N D Y CITY Yc:rk I’rn m iter M aking is T o Mnvif IJcsl (>r T h e f:* ‘H e r D ela n ey S(*rap Celerymcn Make Seven Mispiays Leo Withrow lieR'pos Lefly Myers, ].-!•».'iffnir Visitors i-h :‘e‘ • n # . | 11" I Ix*o Crmvn h prototft dowilod rtv— ,, ... , ini* Iamp.i Smokers in Inn kcv<omi bf tin* norinii nt tin* Municipal Park on Friday nflernom, by a Score of K to b. ’I be game v.nt u free hitting nffulr with Da* Colo* ryinen mulling (la ir bits* count lor scores while the visit m wen* Wasting several. The tw»* teams made nin ■errom during the gutne, seven of tlir u by tho Celery-Fed*. However, most or tbene errors were made nurd ilmiii 11. lit tli iiitcliei wilted miller the sun and hud to Ini relieved before tht- gain** wa. o»t :*. In Hit* fifth inni loading by tWo to 1•• Feds jumped on the rapidly tiring Craig ami before the smoke had c lea red six runs had 1ro <d ti l»un and Willey had relieved hipi. In the sixth Meyers wilted tutder the sun mid lost control ns t .Smokers tallied three times on three hit*. Snnford scored in the n ' after Tampa • ''Ml » ** * l" • I ' 1 MM • ,, ,. ., . « V I aiilitio I*. u‘, iH'Xi Jhiinuny n: , 1 * A.'pnn rdly, I'u duet not plan ®11 pr*■m*■I»• .1 y h" 1 fn*r.* while tin* im.n*: r enullflnwer i niiveii, . . . . . ; T Cy . 1;.uh— mve ' ; ! ' ' 1' l,*i- ,,"ul *’i th 1 '. ■ i 1 will I ling together , i.. Mike M l Inn* ami Tun* ,.„.l|f|iran, |„ :l |i; ht.henvy. , . 1 ! I I've;""" lop ho.: in i l l ’ Can ", "n ' i"le*r 1. Is*hire hi* depnrlufo for • | |. . a |dg laugh. He heard Hint 1 1 l. l 1m ir e d an in­ < 1.. . > . n:-aiti*.t tl • i ■ • • ;. fi 1: JlnYr . •.. n 1* cIpbn by / 1 ... n|(lI **| (|„.y Htir up a lot of nice i t 1.1 out He ,, , • This la Cy Williams' flfloentn ernaoii in the major loai'.ix «, tut tl u veneraldo outlleldur of the I'hlJiidelpblp Nallinial l.eaguu club M tho leading homo run uwuttcr of hlu urgaiiltatlon. Cy had hit I twenty Jiouiers by July 21. Results 01 Games FLORIDA STATE UIACIT Miami, 5; Orlando, 2. St. Pel *r-.bn*m It; S. rasota, I Tai.'.iVi,- n; Si.i.l'oui, H. SOUTHERN VSSOCI AT ION Atlmr.a, (>• Nashville, Jl-'l. Mobile, 0; .viumpiiis, ti. rming iq, ; ChuttanooKa Other, mi l. SOUTHEASTERN LEAH UK Wayctess 2; Snvi.unali f». .lack nviile 11; Allmiiy Mon'gmnery II; Selma I. Uoltiaikus 2 ; Pcnsaeolu 2 ( 111) ibUitislics r Leagues • ..IjiJi •. i t* Inters NATIONAL LI HUE ■i* t! Chili »; A »t 1: 11 p c i oner, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION \ ‘i: u i e . l i s 30; L’olumbti ■ I. St. . I 14;T6I do K .n Udy 0; Jncllai:a|itilia 5, Mllwnuk' <• b; Louiijvill'. I. DoC'ottes Explains Legal Side Of Sale Of Municipal Bunds ANTIC LEAlitH na it a nl nir,; 1- 1. In the *ilxth the Smoke 1.4*110 hack mid tried to duplicate the C r we-inon's iviii hut ihey v.ere hiilted after scoring thri<". lb a yel walked, hut was forced by Seehum, who weid lit third wh a t dWanls singled t<i renter. M*. ••.*:hhled Hlarkstock’s gr.'iinder a: il Seehoi 11 scored. Willey :inyl'.'l ch* king the liases and Me.you r Riiltimoi' tcoied two of them when ho Hi ■: a single into right. Snnfo/d came CIIICMK), Aug. 0.— (IN S) back in tlie Inst of tin* sixth to Jam • t». “ lim’* Mullen, leading recover one tho I*• t runs. Item- Chicago boxing promoter, (ten ley singled and advanced to third word to hi* friends hero today on two suerifiei *, in* .. oied win i Hail la* un ;a excellent lieuitb,! S kipper Crowe singled t" center. hnd not i.' n kidnapped, and would 1 Withrow was now pitching for n turn i.li'Hly from a huainex* Sanford m» Meyer Imd hen ti p. Ills ii lippearmire following lie veil in tin* sixth. Miami ..... Hoke Rea/dey bi' Ugbt the fur • SANFORD to their feet with one til the inn Orlando . speclacu lii/cn tch c • . *.er 1• n 1*■• " Tampa ..... when he drove down to toke I>><rmi's lino drive off the ground with one bund. Two men were "li th narks ut tlie linn* and hud tin I all escaped Beasley,it would have gone M» .n r, l?l for three sacks. It was one of thu Ruckle./, ; n icest pieces of fielding overseen la.ian, n on the* local field. Crowe nlro c 11- i . b y, ef trtbuted a great catch when lie See horn, If m ade a one handed stub fu tal e Edwards, 1 Itlui loitoel.'n line drive in thr* nint 'i *u ^ I. nfter two wero out and I'dwani < Francis, e wiki on third. * nr. p “Pu**/ Friable led Hie Sanford Willey, p hitters with three out of four tries. •One of Ills hits wm. good for three Total ; bases and possibly would have la on - lain u home run hud lie not stumbled n. ‘. between »eeond nod fir**t. H. de j*,l >•! Crowe and Beazley nlro hit v.i !l lb arl /, rf getting two hit h apiece. Ci;nwo hit Aleve.'. 2b i AL I.TiACUK II; New York 0, Brooklyn a. Ilostoti 2. 7; i'hit.i.lclphln LeaffiieStnndinns While in Day Iona Beach visit I ION \ 1. l.i \(H ' t oe Cj.iT.wALi •ire. u 6 pat. orr. „ Oio;r nr st* tcnvicc. isc. '‘ koiv.pjK.wer, making it one of the large t generating plants in the state. 1 Tulsa, Snpulps, Stillwater, Pawbiiskn, Ilartlesvilc, J’oncn City, and many other cities of tho oil rt t:"n of the rtats will be within .1 fifty mile radius of the power plant and will be scrvhil directly from the reservoir. Work will probably begin bn Hie 1an d within the next three month*. Three years are granted by the enmnii -don for eotnpletion of tbe dam, canal and reservoir. TULSA. Okla.AUG. 0, (IN S )—A permit f'r tho-construction of n ■: 500,000 eaunl and diversion dam on the Aikmisss river, has been grunted by the state conservation committee to 11 group of Oklaho­ mans. Tin* water power will be axed for the generation i/f elecu*','l over virtually the entire stale of Oklalioiiui , PTOM MNK POISONl.\( The project will consist c.f a -mall diversion dam at Knw City, Okla., which will direct tlie waters of tin* Arkdnsas river int*/ a ten f.iot canal bailing, to a point rear Fairfax, Okla., fourteen miles sou- .A|. 4 th of Knw City, where & Ifitgi re­ servoir will lie built. 'jitoi It is estimated that tbe dam will lievi furnish more tiimi twenty thousand mil! RAIMI) CITY. S It, Aij President Coolidge will Ija oppi rtunity today t«. urapfi^ much discussed statement 41 days ago that he did no ‘ib to run for re-election in IQL Shortly before n<»n.ktil ccive tlie renre niativn <| press for the first tine inrtl day when Hu* startling uij Is a I’res^rlitii* for M alnriit, Chills andlnn DettRiic ur Hilioositis. ll kills tlie t.ir i T h e W a t e r ’s Fine 9 Our Bath House And Pool Your H eadquarters When You Come Over Tu use our Bath House or S H urry Over Ol’len! C 3 l7 L £ * /U i3 L C 5 ^ 3 r 3E J L -y s a t Oneraiinir Fenp’s Fool And Hath House -Months Old Baby Suffer " ‘ rs 14 Broken Bones In i) Months On The V.EIllCANS LEAD prove an Ideal Stopping Place for you and your family during the Summer months or on your wc?!c end visits. Only a step to the ocean. \Yil! ibrlebt. N, J., Anar. (INS) Rig Hill Tlb!ctf, ~fnr the veennd (i* a* i*i li: mrrocr, bn* id- nunu* i *1 i»tV nn tins Kenbrlght IJowl. lie uchicvnd Hiut illstlni'timi ye lerd.iy by dufeutiog IYr.nl: ’1, Winger, cf New Rachel In, d-1, fl-1. M.nimary: 1 Jure hn>e hits, rmlm* at *1 Edwards. Rase on bells, off M»*v*;» 2* off Craig 2; off With­ row 1; of Willey I). Double pin;. Frishio to Hailey. Struck out by Meyer* 1; by Withrow 1; by <‘ratg • l|:t In nileber Cruig (Crow *, Meyer tmi Moyers). Wlnnlntc pitcher, Meyers, looting pitch-r Craig, le t on base, ijuuford 'd; Tampa, t*. Stolen baren, Mossnci*. Wild pitch, Wlllny. Umpir t:: Mar.-.ball ami Huitvii. Tiuiu of game N IG iH T N O I S E S . JQ\* (Continued from page four) li u»r i gr aving late, l>ut I ean't ^ .'.iibinil, in my enpaclty ns City At- w , t-.l to have speakers appear oil u 1 the platform that do not know J] 1, 2. whnl 1bey are talking about and “ g iv 'til to the piddle by ^veiyjonis w ;71 ni*x. .. 11.. 1>«.-! t inis-inforniniionilsTR Q win.I we have done. I don't n*k n .;g. von lo tain* my word, go to the j I) U'lcuil Judge, write Caldwell A- « llayini nd, write the bond unless tlie u regulnrii ’ thereof i.< uui|uesthiiM*d [j ami mile they can secure an opin- n ... ion, Imeked up by decree of Court. J] • that tin.* bund* are fixed bonding ■ . obligation" of the municipality so ■ ; issuing them. 1 want to say on behalf of the J ' * Uonimisidoncrs (lint 1 do not a ^ 1liav.i t.t defend their acHoii, they * ‘ 1 are men that are known by you, n wil l have lesided in your midst l; "M:l fin* many yearn and I just waul jjjj ■Hi* I' ay in 1'inclusion dial it doesn't n make any difference In me whether * we have two or five commissioners, n wiiaU'Ver your will is we will abide. »• t). I I thank you, j fj If I have mis quoted the gentle- m mi n in any • speeehos it S ha a . 1 ,i Intentional, lull due to misunderstanding 1 have re­ ported them aecrding to Hie best of my ability. Angels could do no more. • Jessie Klienman. Special Summer Rales golf M VT<•11 Extra S p ecia l W e e k E n d R ates m: JUTS NO, ’ A” Yiirl:, Aug. <*. — (INS’) — R- 11 !!•*(’* is only (wo Inthlnd IIu* n r Cobri^ today in LV ttrnil I*'*' o! r*i*i derby. TI10 baijiidar*lo'drd no. '.f» agaioht the Detroit I • ve- t' -dny. lie al*<> hiL u tninnidm iH double aguimd Hit* renter f, u.-.* while Gebrig'o l**lplt» in tlie third narrowly Uilofvd heiii;: a hauler. — VNHV M O T i-\ER5 G G .T (Si R A V , 1 Crowe fill „ Railey, lb * Dunbar, If I Frisbie, 'is H e le n Marie C o ffe e Shop B re a k fa st Luncheon A fternoon Tea D inner Food a t its Best 133 M agnolia Ave. Mrs. J. B lount'Pope _ He nt ess Wailo Hoyt srordd bis fifteenth ■ o;. of the season as tin* Yuntmueil the Tigers, f» to 2. Until . ' .|i.d his 1151>1 iionicr, but ii 1 1wo behind Gohrig. (i o’lin'n homer with two '*n lured ui the Senators murder• i 1in* ilrown*. 17 Lo H. The Nats pdng strong hut they must l v .700 hull for the remainder hi season to tie tho Y ml ;f the latter do 111/ hotter than break y wcut “On The Ocean" lE*J*++^'{' / . ’>m A-,. �THE 8AWF0BP nr.i: 'i n, MONDAY. AUGUST 8, 1927 Sanford Will Not Fuller As Brisbane Sees It W aiting Ellon J. MougliioiT Awaiting n CJyrmtl.’. Saiicph amt KrligcniM. Tlir Cow's Stomach. It Ib in e v ita b le tlm t th e r e ahoidd com e u tim e in th e course o f e v e n ts in th e lif e o f e v e r y c ity w h en s o m e t h in g Imppens w h ich c a s ts a sh a d o w o v e r I lie g lo w in g sp len d o r o f th e .Slight MlNiintlrmlamlniR. c ity ’s p rosp erity and upon th e jo y and h a p p in e ss o f th e p eop le ity ARJHIIH. i i R IS B A N R w h o cull that place th e ir hom e. C a la m itie s o f on e kind or a n ­ mm c*t*' tr/1 oj *lnr Co. oth er have been v isited upon p ra ctica lly e v e r y c it y in th e Mft. OVERLY. OF Kansas t ity, world w orth y o f th e n am e; that th is sh ou ld lie ou r f ir s t is liecn expecting » clycnn© for m ore cau se for o p tim ism th a n p e ssim ism . N( It-. Inst m yim s, amt still expects T h e H erald is not wont upon su ch an o cca sio n to r e fe r to t o ^i ii, iV.nlHmugh it hasn't come. He now T* i th e p a st. M ista k e s th a t w ere m ade Im ve b een m ade and noi|i>«iM* himself n ‘lomndn proof am ount o f post m ortem s can u n -m a k e them - W e do n o t w ish ""’f r""m with " itl1 bars of iron* “ ,ncrcl reenforceil con­ to lay th e blam e for w h a te v e r th e p resen t m ay he at th e feet nected with a "cyclone cellar," also o f an y on e m an. or any group o f m en . If m a n 's fo r e s ig h t w ere of thick reenforced concrete. If this a s good a s h is h in d sig h t, th e re w ould b e no fa ilu r e s, no m is ­ tornado iliicsn t come in his lifetimo Mi. (tverly will feel much annoyed, haps o f an y k in d ; hut u n fo r tu n a te ly it is n ot. Man is m erely idle ihr mini carrying accident in hum an, plod d in g a lon g so m e tim e s w e a r ily , s o m e tim e s blindwi,"l nVvi r imd an accident ly. m a k in g w ise m oves, m ak in g m is ta k e s, d o in g th e h e s t he c a n ; m ore cannot he ex p ected . MII.I.IONS OF ASIA'l H S and ,, .. ... . , ... .. other believers in ‘kismet w’lll toll A t a tim e like th is, rum ors sp r e a d w ith m ore th an or- Ml. overly that if n cylcottc is to d in ary sp eed . In e v e r y co m m u n ity 1h ere are c e rta in m o n g rels, tiim it will get him. im matter know n a s ru m o r-m o n g ers, w ho la k e p a r tic u la r d e lig h t in what Im does, am I will o il of tjm d rop p in g a lie h ere or a lie th ere, w h e r e it w ill he ta k en for v'-11^,!'‘hv^V'r.itiil^ 'h o s.v'V|i’< 1hen a fa c t and sta r te d on its w a y of d a n g e r o u s c ir c u la tio n . T h e , tl| ,]ls (|.iy , j„ p„. air to MONDAY AUGUST S, 1927. m a jo r ity o f people do not deal in rumorM m a lic io u sly ; th e ir i|. tv the prophesy, hut an eagle t i l l . If Kit AMI'S 1*110011 AM p art is in n o cen t en o u g h , m erely th e r e p e titio n o f w h a t th e y pic..... y the turtle, .iioppe.i m© l.~ Kisintiiiif In fill (mil rnunlr ad h a v e been g iv e n to b e lie v e is tru e. Hut ru m ors arc d a n g e r o u s tn,t,c* 1,1 'l s ' "" mlnlktrnllnn. • “ IfMprr wnler ri.nl.. In J.rk.np. aJ,(j c a |, ,.(,S|,|| in se r io u s trouble- D o n ’t h a v e an y p a rt in man's head and killed him. %HIP* * .- l unalrnrlliiK nf SI. Jnim* Ind'.r th em . If you can 't sa y so m e th in g p le a sa n t, s o m e th in g com p lit h i s WHITER c a n t* tiffy Hnt. lllirr I'mis I* *— lihiiiminini’ii .<1 n>until Ip Hl’sf' mentnry, unless you know it to lie an undeniable tact, don’t Win n ryclones did . ome in Kiiimih up Wr.li," City th y were efficiml. One, a • —.Viihi.,1 nl.'K »i linllifin* prr- say it. funnel-idltiped yellow cluud eutnc Krniti--hti«*e., Imi.l.i rpnrtiti.n* T h e th in g for us to do now is to w ork hard er than ever. down the Mitomm i River, climhed ki'U.ra. a —» Cuiiinmniir ea.at, the hank just nhnve the old Coates 1 —« ..mj.lrfli.n nf clip lirnnllflra- S a n fo r d ’s little S h ip o f S t a le w ill reach th e sh o r e o f s a fe ty house, and went across the city, linn ptapnai. if w e all str a in at th e o a rs a little hard er, a little longer than r —A nrn »ml imiilrrn tinapllnt. cutting houses in two ns though _______________________ _ w e did b efo re. T h er e is not a m an in S a n fo rd w ho can a ffo r d they had Iteen cut hy a gigantic BIBLE VKK8K FOR TODAY |to give up now; there is not a man who can lay down on his knife. OUR CONCESSION:— God is, oar without spoiling the rhythm of the whole crew. ONE n r THE Itemsifu! yming our God forever mid ever: he will H ave w e lost fa ith in S a n fo r d ? lia s an yon e! (.’hoiiteau girl, of S1 I...iij- . in P»»lm,r48dl4 * CVCn Unt° <p,,l,'i s p e a k in g for a solid m a ss o f e iliz e n r y w hen we sa y th at I he Kansas City at the time, followed S a n fo rd spirit will p rev a il,ami that th is C ity , g o in g ste a d ily the eyctoiie <n a |iv» hou <• tim k to I PRAYER:—(1 God, merciful mid forw ard , w ill im m ed ia tely ri e ab ove an v little d iffic u ltie s see what it wimI.I d<>. H did almost mighty. Thou art God alone mid we that m ay fall in its p ath , and till iim itrly sh all becom e, a s it everything. trust in Thee. w a s d e stin e d lo n g ago, th e forem ost c ity o f cen tra l F lorid a,a Voltaire, who vi ite.l England, THE SCHOLAR lea d er o f F lorid a c o m m u n itie s. , dcserili.il that land a having one My eyes are tired rending yellow same and many rehgeotis. He pre(t pagett. Irr<'d I'riiii’c with .an religion ami My hands htc weary writing on many sauces. 1 lungs iiav. diaiiged ) and on. little. Alt English woman, i.-ter of . Why should I live again the Middle OKI,.'MM, IIKlSil. I I'K-KfAK I oid A diluuinie. tiocu a pioi< limit, I Ages, gland daughter < *f mi Urangeumn, T he P rin ce o f W iden w h o is now in C anada to a tten d the Sound youth with people who * changed her faith and •lint tin (............... 'oiri.nlent with the front-page committed with ....... < ■■■ ............................. ... niii. nothing made D iam ond J u b ile e in O ttaw a i m a k in g a m ig h ty favorab le Italian mler, Musnotim, in a relig- news • .I,,,! gone. o*ry of the trial and ueipiil-11 gui. it nuiy he iiece .smy for , Hear words of wisdom, velvet im p ression upon h is tr u iis -A lln u lic c o u s in s, rlveryw h erc th e tons frenzy, .‘'lie had pro .iottniy j | at of the fourth rh'fendunt in the those memhers of soeiety who tieclothed in mold. Prince g o e s he is received w ith th e w ild est e n th u sia sm , lie ntt.-mptci t>* kill Ic i elf. n idle Orlnn.lo flogging ease, came tile! Hove in orderly conduct, to take | Forever seek the truth on dusty not only is th e m o st popular y o u n g imiu in th e Mritish F m p ire 'mod, *fm tin gloiv of God". Sliu nlory ol lour men heing arrested j a ire interest in community morals i olid vos ill f h 'ii water for a similar flog- . so l hut there may tie less excuse In volume after volume, worn mid blit prolm hly a lso ill th e w h ole w orld. ging. \ot good piildicity for this! for flogging of people who keep i W e a r e s o m e tim e s m oved to w on der w h y th is fellow w ho ONE ENGLISH FAMILY eon enlightened age. just a few jumps ahead of Hie law, Oh, let the aerthes keep couucel bin 1nert.si with (In* Stanley, mid the Thoughtful men and women c an | and tn> tlmt those who pat themh a s n ev er done n lick o f w hat m ost o f us call work in to tlirmselves Kushc iiskcII m-L in. lodes Her)land nnssoll IJ m.*L fail in to see a dangerous dmigermis trend elves above the law hy engaging hl.ikc su ch u fuvor.'ihh' im - Riism'II, U, ill. Imles Heriimol My feet are tapping times and they w h ole. life ,,, should , ticvcrl lli'lfs:i, . . . . . . . , ■ ,, ... ‘ iiid I., lie the ahlesl living math-' in Ihi - frapienry of floggings. hi floggings tuny lie properly idea* ahnll dance. • p en d s most, is tim e d o in g th o se ., th in g s ......... !1M u|lrM rMI|ieU| tmiievingl tprpssion. H«* supends most oolf h Ids lime doing Ihose things '1 here , • Mainly must ho some dis­ 'ifieil and hr.Mght to justice. My heart is humming; it shall w h ich A m e r ic a n s have* con n ’ to regard not o n ly a s u s s in in c m a t diTon, Anclhrr I'rotesUint. order. 1 miidilinn of society when Flogging is ii two edged sword. sing. My eyes 1lull a lso c ffim ilia lu . Hi* is a cak e c a te r and a tea hound. im mher of (tie family hcoamc eoti- such limit*, liiippcg. And some ef- When redress in court iiin'nol lie Shull rend the words tlmt laughing v i l . d to ilie *1awish i ■•lirrion. AnSouth i.li.ll chance But w ith a l he is v ery m uch o f a sp o r tsm a n . He r id e s to oilier is a Mohmmedtin hy ruiivor- ferlivo i-iiii'dy must he found for had. those who have punished (‘noil, mo not always able to them. And thus a dangerous situ* To write upon my life, i shall hoim ds w ith ttiy m ig h tie s t h orsem en o f K urope; he ta k e s i 'mi and itill aunt tier, i:t or wan, a it, reach lli ■ l.oti.ini ,,f investigations atii*n is erealed hy this Very law­ ho wise. h is ow n h o r se s o v er th e ju m p s in th e m ost iliffie till s te e p le - j Mon«lgiu»r in Rome. in sin h affairs, and when trials are less exhibition. Perhaps not until ! A day will route when t shall omle I si* iety finds itself where it a more serious crime is committed j c h a s e s in K nghuid; and he p lays polo w ith a r e c k le ss d a r in g , understand, THIS NEWS WII I. not pell ex­ For yellow pages match a wrinkled th a t m a k es him th e pride o f F n g lish tu rfm en , l i e a lso has tra papers like a Dempsey- Sliar- vn« I efore it startcrl. Fmirts cun or the heavy hand of the law falls only puiu. li those who are proven ,.ii soi. eone' slmll lhis uncivilised hand. I so m e fa m e a s a h u n te r and is know n for th e a c c m u te n e s s o f I. y light, hut will he important guilty. practice cease. Fug after Dgiiipsey and Sharkey n . .. Z , . . . ,,,—T i h is e y e w h en u sin g a gun. There ate, to It., sore, two sides Can you hc«t it 7 Kiwi nice, loo, n ... . . . .. , , ri are to he important. I’enusyl- t<* this rerimt: prnhlem. Sometimes is embroiled. They are having m i1 B u t th e s e th in g s alon e cannot account for th e w hole- vaniu state college has dincovcred memhers of society ignore the election there tomorrow to keep k e a rted , e n th u s ia s tic r e ce p tio n s lie is accorded w h erev er tlmt the vitimin It, so important to rules of decency to an extent tlmt live ntock from running i«t large. 1 8 ° “ . W e w on der if it is not m ore b eca u se no m a tte r w h ere life, is mnnufactured hy tlie row provoke the wrath nf others to a he is' he is one o f th e crow d , l i e has th a t p le a sin g fa c u lty of in her stomach in great Iiuunitim;. point whore they, too, lose their reuse of responsibility and go out Bcndle, the man who fired th e 1"rf,a m in g around lik e a H om an, w h en he is in H om e." If he is •SCIENTISTS CUT A little door and commit a crime against sonJmt, was given life while Dr. Drc- i r e v ie w in g a reg im en t o f S cotch k iltie s' lie w e a r s th em too, into the “inou'ii" nr second Htum-It j,.t\ Ami thus two wrongs are iteh of the i ow, ami deprived iter of i _. ______ __ her nnd Mrs. Ia- Roeuf, the p lo tters'1,0 m a tte r how cold it is. In the fuse, will tie executed. I f it is th e F n g lish n avy w h ich is In lie hrnught b efore all fond containing vitimin It nover-J Maybe Ilie president is trying in a little Incuhalnr in tlmt p, worm his way into the heart Thoughts, sometimes, are worse h im , he is an adm iral n f th e line. If th e Itoyal Black H u ssa r s lindens, second sluniuch the cow produced «,f Hu* west, than acts. are on parad e th e P rin ce s ta n d s b efo re them a s a hon orary the previous vitimin It in profusco lo n el w ith his ow n head w eig h ed dow n w ith at le a st a ton ion. Prince Fund exiled in pi -In, A cut has nine lives, hut a ped­ o f .black canopy. And on h is ranch in A lb erta, b r e a k in g bronThat may mean to child life :is proclaims himself king of Riiinii. ii the udinirnlilo fight again- mania. Tlmt hoy must he ii regestrian only one. Watch your step! c h o s, s h e a r in g sh e e p , b ra n d in g e n tile , or what, n ot he is a st irvture milk niinle hv N'aihnn iliac Jack Sharkey when it comes —Tampa Times. Do human cuts cow b oy w ith clm p a r a jo s and ten gallon hat. to asserting himself. St rails. have nine lives too? If so, maytic T h e people like th is in him . T h ey feel that lie is on e o f that's the reason they don’t have 1 THIS rmJNTKY, AS everybody them . to watch ttietr step. knows has more miles of railroad 11in k than any other emmtry in the ■-------- o------ — world . Somelliitig llial ought G> Lowdeii, Hoover and Dawes make railtoail mutmgers and their seemed to hold Hie center of the '.lock holders think is tIn* fact tlmt limelight of Republican president­ "c.ninion carrier” irotor oninilnis; << H.l IMRUS HNIJ IN Hlilt -S t ' N ial possibilities, Rut none of them lines have more miles of I.us route , could beat a good Deinucrut if a As we fare the task nf mnhilix-1world. Rut if we rest our nnpeal than mil rads have of rail lines. good Democrat is run. Two hundred und seventy thouing the manhood and resourcea of there wc may just ns well underItiis nation, not for the purpose of' stand that xve are appeaiing, in the ,,nd mih's for tin inis.'s, uri7,taiu Leonard Wood, the man fortune vmr, liut for the purpose of peace, last analysis, tu selfishness nnd i"iles for the railroads.. (O iic D ay S e r v ic e forgot to smile upon, is dead. He C J J I J i t t When nil planes liegin competing was like the dog who never had I dare insist Hint the success i.*r cowardice. We must fare the truth H tlml no reall} great, achievements ! with the railroads und buses the failure of our enterprise will de­ Mb day. Hr led t. regiment to Filha « it tint inn will lie more complicated, during the Spanish-American War. pend upon the nature >>f tin* appeal of men were ever horn out of Iheur — motives. That regiment was the “Rough which we make to the people. CHILDREN IN THE sellouts It must lie an appeal to that, S ell-roils;.hi. ness in uilfechling, Riders,” the fume of which put (’IIO N C 475 ,, "Teddy Roosevelt, Wood's assist- rami' self-sacrificing, adventurous limiting] and paralyzing in the now will tell their children:"! re- > member when my father used to | fj ant, ig the White House. At the spirit which challenged this nation realm nf act inn. travel long distances in the railroad j" I! outbreak of the European War, to supreme aceoinpli lnnenl in HiWe ran never- mobilize the Ci Wood was Hie ranking' general. 17-IK. If we call to their sense of righteous riitllilsiii.'in <*f our peonle Main. When lie went to California H He whs assigned to a school of in- safety, their desire for security; if I eliiml a ne “gtivu proposition. TIm- I'c had to sleep four nights on tin 4. . j . .,*• 4**;* their fears; if we call which is to rearh the heart of 'train." ffj Btriictioii in Kansas while his jun- v e appeal i N iors went t'» Europe with huge strive to win them hy approaching An lie;, must he chi run in its lone A IJTTI.K moving pi (a. rtnumands. Ami after Hie war was then, from the di.mlpolat of Hirir | paradox.,.I as it sounds, ii j,|ru (.tar interpreting llawllmrne's |l i over, and this general and that self-interoNtN, v e shall fall, nnd we] ,,,,, . , mm , . K..,...K ---senrlet l>*tter" Letter" npiienra ap|H'nr« on th I: 'in i .mum.in ""i t same fight mg “Scarlet i W were receiving the plaudits of Hie ought U* fail. I 1 ’*"!"' '» interest of pence billboards with a downcast eye mid |™ multitmle, Wood was sent to Hie It ts well emiugli to picture the '‘nl ' mum to the battle- „ |nrK,, ,,.,p'A" on lier client. Philippines where ho would tie nut horrors of ivii., and paint the fear | of the way. But throughout it all fill trudged}' ef its desti iietion (,r I"'Mb ..I France H must I..... pro- One modern young lady asked },» was big enough never to com­ v/enlth and mnnlmod, so Unit we gram which will seize tin* inuigin- 'unothcr. "Whut dues llte'A' stand ntmns „{ nien. p i'luring u new* for?" plain. may clearly understand the erin --------- o-------inal stupidity of this method of world of Hiielt irrcsistildn . harm | “It Htunds for advertising," wax V .1 ''"it tlicy will he willing to risk all Ithe prompt reply. "That's nil the Harry Neel is still getting out scttliinrTlin "e.n.i rmm ; . 11 " 1,1 ^',r ** * icalizattm, lunviag picture people think about." The Kissimmee Gazette which seems to lie as good a paper hh RUSSIA, LIKE ALL countries T h e o w n er o f Loch A r­ _ _ ever.—-Hanford Herald. The above in revolution, would fight with enis from the pen of our good friend i.F.iksnum ; f o m m e r i i \ i bor p rop erty in free from Hmsiasin, and prolmhly fight vieD e n . or Berg, or Junes, or the Icriously. Eeiope lias not forgotten asncHHinontH— aunt her a d ­ red headed stenographer of The I’ensarola is nhonl to furnish an Iill Hanford Herald and we appreciate inteiesting legal study. Ordinari­ (pic.'iiion of « lint right and under what nrnile; of tlie French rev.iln v a n ta g e o f thin ilenirahle . it. But why didn't the writer Iml- ly lids would receive the attent­ "lint tan could lie punish a coup Hun did for her sleepy kings.. If Hussin should conic west, fly­ d e v elo p m en t. Look it over, — tate Boii Holly und elongate Unit ion of those who are prurlieing le fur noil ing love to enrh other. ing Ihtniigh the uir, using the lat is, pre vara cate a mite—on the Due "I Hie ■ t ilemcnt:. credited t-. in v e s tig a te , ju d g e it on ila I . . . ,, , . , , attorneys or oilier people win. have esl methods, Europe would regret Bulijert mill tell the cock-eyed world m. academic intcres. i„ abstruse Hie judge is a gem: m e r its now. The Gazette Is absolutely the boat ,,.Ku| m i l l t h i s jh ,,Uft.r. “Love milking should lie done in its , older forbidding Germany to (find "illy) newspaper printed cut. It affects lovers nnd thus it Hie open," he is reported to have Y l? _!! ' IU' ’ in Kissimmee and that the gems of said, "in Hie good old fashioned His wile fired at him with an wit, b.s und hot air that flow from u ffeels everybody. fi out |lurch way." In an attempt to stop petting old fashioned revolver, u Chicago vur fluent pen deserve n promi­ parties, arrests of several couples He even went further. He de­ man t«siifir,| in n divon’o action. nent position in the New York were made one night recently in clined that a young couple hud no Mow tmnniitic! Woild or Hanford Herald. When I you tell one, tell a good one. Wc nro n park section of I'ensarolu. Sev­ right to «... out after 10:00 o'clock A man in Washington caught a modestly aware of the fact that eral couples puil their fines of $W» on such a mission. ‘ we are positively the most nrtis,,ni* went ilieir way to forget Both of these statements till* nl white robin with pink eyes, tt j’ fie writer in Florida with 1" _»* «« unpleasant incident. terney igicstinncd and In* demanded it laid a pink elephant that would Not, however, with one couple. t*i see the Idiiv law which forbids have been news. ef shear* or paste pot. Next limo ; you fellows on The Herald have They were made of sterner stuff. lovers kissing on the front porch Tlicy pleaded not guilty to what­ or in Hieir ear parked in the moo i anything nire to say o f The GnAugust Hceksehcr. 711, the zette string it out—give particu­ ever charge it was und secured *' light in some sylvan spot. It was philanthropist. s > s vigorous hIhii.Sanford lars—it will help fill up your lawyer to defend them. It was no imt produced, so lie is going to a ping of the body adds to long life. Box ssi* bloomin’ old sheet anyway. — KIs- use. the court had its own ideas higher court and a I, the ijuestioii Depending, too, on whom you and failed •immec Gazette. ailed to answer the lawyer's for his client*. sh.t, slap. ml m iriril m Srenmt ('Inna Matter, Oriti-rr 3T, 1111, at lfci> l*»atofflire at limfnnl, Vlnrlrta, nnitrr Arl of I'naarraa of Xtar.-h, It, INST. •--- --- -— ■ ■■■ not,I. a m i t„ in ',a n ...... r.nrrnn it now m u m e n u ___ manaokh KAltt,R H. JtlNKH, Manaalna llilltiit Ytin lie t u r n on it A r n Oar Vear --- a,a Muatho Ttirrr Montha Hi farrlet »trr week Wrrklr edltl in per Tear — - fa.lMl Mr — 11 - • ‘ Ik* IIrmill, Nnnltrd'a pioneer newapnprr, rubarrlhea to Iha Intern •l»nnl News Nenlee. reeelilna tr«. t «**,„ anpermr newa urannlrallnt inenty t‘i«w«aiwt wnrda dnlli eo»et«»ar sll the lenillna eienla of the ep«>re world _ Tin I. N. II, la eapeelitll, rfflelrnt la Florida anil ita manner of tinnrilUs atate neVa la l_Wll fcaat m m I. _ 1 Tkr Herald la a rnemher of tl»f a milt I'orean of t'lrrolallona, •* Intritintlonnl Aaaoelnllim of rilhfiahrra, Ail« ertlaera anil Adaerllalnn Itr n li ntil-'li , entile a eiirh I'oi • |>alirr-nirinlirr to ■al.wll ta * I.Kili'Mli nmlit of anliarri ptlnn llaia In order t* rerlfr ntiaoliitelr nil • ■alma of *i*onlntlnn s* well a« Inneat l.ualnea* inell ,da The Popular Prince J*'!t A rchitect ’I- Rrtik |:|,u * I'lord. FI;, Dependabl Tire$fone ( a iM - m p p K p T im es DEPENDAItl.E and rvft) important speedway in the jvut five years lias lieen win, them. Race drive! , will not i rust tiudr lives on mi} ,,thy tires. I he same trustworthy nttril.uUa in these gratis tires, s(r.n,| prominently in the exn|h( service they aru giving as ifrj. tar ctpiipmenL on million, fj( private cars thloiiginim tt» whole world. You’ll never know real lii< .g. isfaetimt until you nrn ei|Bip. ped with them, f’omc in Seminole Tire Simp Firestone 'tires l„ilf i.f, lit West First Slrrrl Trloj A SOCIAL DISORDER R ent While in Day Iona Heaeh visit Specialist 'ii Marie C o ffe e Shop We have apnitairals aid linn gains si for real or sale on l ho beach, either side of Hie Hali­ fax It.’ter, >.r any hccMiiu of the Halifax connti}. We know where the desirable places are •hat are nrirrtl right. ||,e | iis prove it (o you. HreaUfasf lamrlicon A flcrnoon rIVa Dinner ImkhI at iis ISt*sl ITS Makfiioliii Avc. Mrs. J. Hhninl I'ope Hostess W. E. Blake 121 M agnolia A ve. Blm ue ir»i>7 D A Y T O N A IIIOAFH - 1 m v i i i n IXIIMI'*, T h e W a t e r ’s Fine T l x <3 3 F t o « T X c l.;>«;i C v r e a i; Your H eadquarters When You Come Over » » • i i ■ i i « « D A Y T O N A f i « Make Our Bath House And Pool i TO Men’s Linen Wash Suits 75c AN lODITOItlAL HY lilt. ASIIIIY JONIOS You use our Bath House or Suits WHAT IS TIIM TKTTINC LAW? Hurry Over Often! A « O perating Fcpp’s Tool And Hath House Sanlord Laundry No Assessments In Lodi Arlior • it i i i i e e y iB«nin -S'*!* •;,-;*,i*r ‘;"t‘ * * •;* *m i i i i i i i i i i i i* ■sa il *++♦* I On 1lie Wonderful Ocean Beacli At Daytona will prove an Ideal Stopping Place for you and your family during Hu* Summer monllm or on your week end visiks. Only a step to the ocean. Special Summer Rales Extra Special Week End Rates DcForcsI-Sanlortl Really Co. V ___ ' “On The Ocean” { �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY. AUGUST 8. 1927 >Social and Personal Office T elep h on e 148_______ M RS. F R E D S. D A IG E R . SO CIETY E D IT O R S o c ia l Calender R esid en ce T elep h on e 859 — J FARM SITUATION^lississippiFarmers | r e s o l u t i o n s a r e DECLARED TO B E ^ re,F,aced^ ithReal OF PASSED A™LEGION EET LOCAL ProblemsOfFailure BEST IN 4 YEARS ' " "AGE TTIREff. ETHEL Shortened Fun ■S. * * O R - IT Yflii. 'Pfc s o 'WOhPtf?FMU TO Gi?OW UP AHP ^ , INfAf? A Tf?AJrt ANp TuY Ml MNtf? u R - xiik kiff -* sAt.t; '•** Notice Is lurel.y given that iunl.*r root l.v vlrlttc nf an execution P •»trig out ol the Circuit Court, nt. tiro. Twenty Thlr.l Ju.llclnl Court Wi-iiut for Hemlnol.s County .<n April tl.Jj*oii u Ju.lument rendered In anuf court on October !tt, IJJ! In w.eoctatn rfltiar Hi.rHn prntllnK. wlmrein People* Rank of Sanford. Klorl/th'1 wg* tilnliitifr nml Kit ogtnpfiy; Jr;, . 0,1 l.twirle* t ’ II. nr> \v>-r- t t ' ants. I have tevlcl upon the f*.M [Loving (li'»crllir«t property! find Will ,ff*r Hie w in . for ti"- front. .lo..r ..f the Court H..u».’ in adpfqnl,, ■Flrrlila on Monday. 8^p|ett|if*ijn6’ , Of liUT. tlu rliu t th ____ *nle: , '' ... Let s of M a n n 's Sutirllytslbh o r . tlie North four a ml One half ' i acre* of Lot t l of S>t. Joseph In Seminole fo u n t). 1‘Inrlfla. T* t in*, fash. Ih iteit nt H an fo rd , F l o r i d a t h i s Is day of July. t:*S7. 0 . M. HANG (Continued From Page 1) First National Bank and the other (continued from page one) Citizens of Sanford cooperating TUESDAY commission. with them, in mu! effort tp avert Actinfr S ecretary o r A gricu l­ Secretary Hoover vacationing Unrian Class of the Baptist S h e r i f f , S e m i n o le C -'ttn ty , ture S a y s L a st Y ear Was in California, maintains daily con­ tin> present situation, for not div­ urrh will meet nt 8 o’clock at Florida. . - tBuN| ulging to the public nt large the home of Mrs. Clifford Walker, One O f D isappoint ineni Hut tact with the reconstruction task, anticipated financial condition of West Thirteenth Street. T hai T h is Y ear Is B etter and plans to visit the flooded said Seminole County Bank, and Women's Missionary Union of i n t i i i : r i m t i t r m i i T <>F t i i i : WHEREAS this Post further NM\ YORK, Aug. 8.—(IN'S)_ states again early in September in realizes that in the interest of , First Baptist Church will hold T \ v u n t v - t i i i n it .i i in* i n i . « n t the hope that by that time the • i i t o r i 'l a i n i i t \ in a m i r a n iirterly business meeting nt 8:30 B) International News Service public policy and of the well being SKMIVOI.K rtll'NTV. IN the emergency relief (lock nt the Church. That the agricultural situation last of riiw c K in • 'f i / of the community nt large, it camps may be closed nnd entire A n n : n n v i . K • q i a m u f h l a v n throughout the country and the in­ Sunbeam Band of the First Bapwould have been unwise and prob­ w i d o w ) , d e v i s e e a n d no)*' h e ir , o f Church will meet at 3:30 dividual farmer is in n sounder resources of the field workers de­ ably disastrous for persons work­ John ll.uiiiiil. il *"hnmlirrlay/ie, -J**’ voted to the rehabilitation pro­ financial position today than at c o m p lain an t. |lock at the Church, ing in unison in an effort to avert J. W. THOMPSON on.l MATtY 1C. gram. of n baling institution to divulge alighters .of Wesley class of any time in the last four years, was THOMPSON, hi* Wife, TIIK rilA llRed Cross activities in the flood the condition of said institution and l.KH n .A l’PFIt It MALTY COMP­ Methodist Church will enjoy asserted by acting Secretary of called in $10,800,000 in contribu­ ANY, a c o r p o r a t i o n . OltAH, F. Agriculture It. W... Dunlap befoie their efforts toward its rehabilit­ [iiic at Daytona Bench ns the ItltOWN. CI.AI’PKK SALKS CClflPa large gathering of New York tions, more than $1-1,000,000 of ation to the public at large, and ests of Mrs. II. B. McCall Sr. IIATION, a c o r p o r a t i o n , a n d W, c . business men at the Banker’s culb, which lias already been spent. Con­ WILL! AMSO.N, It.f endant*. WHEREAS thiR Post realizes WEDNESDAY llll.L INI FOItKCI.OSK MOKTQAQK. held under the auspices of The tinuing on tho present scale, the nnd appreciates the sincerity of ORHKlt O F n r III. Il 'A T IO N . |jenny Spaulding Circle of the National Farm School, flood relief organizations will have purpose and thoroughness of ef­ T o t h s O r H - h d a n ts : J. \V. T h o m p ­ st Baptist Church will meet son a n d ilAI’.Y K. THOMl’SUN.M* “if I were to sum up the agricul­ expended the entire fund before forts to avert the presont situation |th Mrs. J. Lovejoy nt her home tural 1situation," declared Secre­ mid-September, offieinls estimate. w i f e ; OltuH. p i t r o w n ; T h e C h a r l e a and their wisdom in remaining si­ *‘hi Pin r K eutty C om p u n y , a c tirp o Maple Avenue. Department of Agriculture sur­ lent with respect to their labors hi tary Dunlap, "I believe it would bo r u l l o n ; a n d C l a p p e r S a l e s t ’n r p o . * v HO FUN G P OWING- W P — • _ THURSDAY n i l I oii , a i o r p o r a tI o n . ccrrect to say that just us last year veys of crop lasses indicate that that regard; <^vu?T ^ Mtp 'tittF fflP HM?— II it p p e a r i n a fr o m t h e a f f i d a v i t e f floyal Neighbors of America was one of disappointment, so this replanting In l a r g e areas of southNOW, THEREFORE, BE IT t h e ci.nipliiliiwi)t'* s d l l c l t o r t h a t v o n — fcXACTLY YMAT I’M // anil e a c h «f von m e n o l i ' P i i i l n i i ) |ll meet nt 8 o’clock at the Old year Is again one of improvement." ern Arkansns and Mississippi will UNANIMOUSLY RESOLVED UV V(£M?lhO HON — o f t h e H tnta o f F l o r i d a : t h a t tli« This condition, according to the lie delayed until as late as October, CAMPBELL-LOSS1NG POST NO isonlc Hall over the Basket. hint k a o n n n d d re n s u n d reiih le u c e • acting Secretary holds true of all hut a majority of the farmers have 53 OF THE AMERICAN LEGION •*f J , M\ T h o m p o . i i a n d M a r y lv. T h o m p s o n . It Ie wife. I* 2 i,U7-Vu Ita o k ' IPaul I.ake of Tnmpa arrived here the staple crops, and he added: been supplied with seed for food OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, T o w e r . I let roll, Mich Iit a n ; t h a t tm i “This is one opportunity of a life­ crops to tide them over to next Inday to spend n few days. That we, as citizens of the City Inst k n o w n a d d r e s s u n d ti» W » w lS time to buy land. It is the time for years money crop. On those lands of Sanford, Floridu, nnd members i of t'liii*. F. I l l , m u In 2C(lT-K> Hook T o w e r , tM Iru ll. M i c h ig a n ; ' t l i u t MS Jack Pryor of Haines City spent young men to lie preparing for from which 'the water did not re­ of the American Legion, do ap­ l i m i t lilt* s p e c i fie d n* p a r t i c u l a r l y cede in time to permit vegetable farming. Ten years hence will find preciate ami commend tho action us k n o w n to him th o r e n l d a n c e o f day here Monday nttending to planting, the farmers are being t h e n l.i,vc n a m e d d e i e n d u n t s ; - Dial us talking of n genuinely flourish­ of the officers of the First Nation­ bsiness. > oh a r e e a c h o \ . r t h e a*:*' o f l w e n t v ing, efficient, and profitable agri­ supplied with food from the Red al Bank and of the other public •m e «21 | . ) c a r e a n d tliu t t h e r e l t , R b , Cross stations. culture. p e r s o n in I ho S t a l e of F lo rid a ee,r\ spirited citizens of Sanford work­ | Mr. and Mrs. Archie Betts I c of it n u h p o en ti u p o n w h o m Would Harvest Big Crops The plight of thousands of tiie ing in unison with them in their liliol y ou o r e a c h o f y o u : " , ^iWE otored to Dnytona Beach where The South is forging ahead returning flood victims, according efforts to avert the situation with T h a i t h e mid re u s o f T h e C h a r l e s tjr spent the day. C la p p e r Itc a lly C om pany, a curpostrongly again this Summer. The to Red Cross surveys, is that of which the City is now confronted, r i l l o n u n d e r t h e law * of t h e S t a t e ’ price of cotton has risen during utter destitution. Penniless and and dn thoroughly and heartily ap­ Ilf NcW Y o lk . I* 2* I.under Srcot. N e w b u r g h . N e w Y o r k : H int t h e u d | Mrs, W. A. Radford left Sunday the last three months in a way to weary after weeks or even months prove their course of action in not d i . t o . of r i u p p e r S ale* i ’o r p o t a t inn. New York where she will spend an.ar.o4 everyone. The price of corn in a tented camp, they return to divulging to tlie public at large p co rp iii at Ion u n d e r t h e la w * o f t h e reral months visiting relatives. was down last year but now it in their Immesites to find them bar­ their labors in tlmt behalf, and S ia t ii of New Y o rk , is 2H L a n d e r ’ S tic e t, N ew lm rg h , New Y ork, an d up.. The whole spring wheat belt ren and covered with six to ton BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED; I lint t h e r e l« tin o f f i c e r o r a g e n t o f ■■mu is rejoicing this year at prospects j inches of Band deposit, which That tho confidence of this Post in nuld c o r p o r a ! I n n In t h e Hint** o f [John Ivey returned home Mon- of a reul crop. Some of the im­ makes plowing for the new crop a the uprightness, integrity and sin­ F lo r id a upon w h o m th e serv ice of ay afternoon from Lincolnton Gu., portant wheat areas like Nebraska task of opening a virgin country. 6 A a s u b p o e n a lit th u c a u s e w o u l d b e cerity of purpose of the officers of .'t-/ |hert- he hns been visiting relu- and the Pacific Northwest are liar- In many cases houses and barns b in d in g . the First National Bank and the T IIK IlK K O I IH . I T IS O t l D B R E l i w. vesting one of tlie best crops in farming equipment rusted and other citizens of Sanford working t h a t y o n m id e a c h o f y o u d o u p p u a r a n d a n s w e r t h e h ill o f c o m p l a i n t history. sand-clogged, their livestock gone, in unison with them in the hehulf Ci m j Sr mca Mhrvicr. we. h e r e i n filed tin t h e 6 t h d n y o f S e p ­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wnlsmn of "The sheep industry has been and their homes in ruins, the home­ aforesaid, he commended and that t e m b e r A. I i . P.I27. a n d u p o n f a l l - ' es City, former residents of riding a tide of prosperity nnd less return to their lunds to begin such officers, and citizens receive u rn o f w lll r h n d e c r e I- p r o I’OpfexSO v III lie e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you. iniord, spent Momluy attending steadily expanding for five years, life anew with free seed. Uutil our sincere thanks for their action IT IS F I'IIT IIF .M O l t l i K H K D t h s l Itallness. thin n o tle o f o r p u M l e u tl o n b e p u b l i ­ although caution is regard to fur­ they take up residence on their in the matter, and s h e d lo T h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d , a n e w s BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED ther expansion is suggested. The land, they have no means of obtain­ p a p e r p u ld ts h e il In S e m i n o le C i l u n t f , ' ing loans through the state credit That the members of this Post cattle industry is on the up-grade, F l o r i d a , o n c e n W eek f o r f o u r H ) Jfr. and Mrs. Alfred Robson nnd c o n secu tiv e w eeks. condemn any persons and nil per­ organizations for rebuilding shel­ cattlemen arc restocking, and the ily spent the week-end in Sansons and publications tanking ut­ MERLIN, Aug, a.— (IN S)—De­ the German film from delighting V. WK.I T liNoEuSgSla st *h .e Chl ae nr kd ofa ntdh e sCeiar lc u.ift y lod as the guests of Mr, and Mrs. outlook is for four of five years of ter for man and beast. terances derogatory to the char­ C eu rt, S e m i n o le C ounty, F lo rid * ." increasing prosperity for them. spite recent improvement in Us the American public. Melville, Louisiana, which was P II Havnrd. , u l y A. I t . t s i " . "Get this," tho Secretary added: flooded in May to a depth of 15 acter, integrity, sincerity of pur­ position, tlie German moving pic­ For that reason, negotiations t h i s ZJiul d a y of JV. IS. li o u g la s * . or wisdom of action of these ture industry is disappointed and for n new deal arc to he opened C l e r k C i r c u i t c o u r t In a n d ■ Mrs. Lillian Ivey hns returned "it is true that not nil the economic feet by a break in the west, bank pose BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED f o r S e m i n o le C ounty, F lo r ­ ills which beset agriculture have dissatisfied with the cool reception up with the American film indus­ Hcndlc Is l'lenHcd W ith S e n ­ levees of the Atchnfnlnya, is to­ |nm Orlando where she has spent ida. Tliut this Post having become con­ been cured. Farmers are not yet accorded most German films .itry, and Director Klltzseh, the day digging out from beneath an Ily; A. M. \Ve. ks urns time nnd will ngnin make ten ce Lift* Im p rison m en t receiving their full share of the na­ eight-foot deposit of river sand. vinced, from information known to brond, especially in America, nnd new master of the Ufn, Germany IJ. C. iiford her home. G iven H im ; D reh er C an’t is planning ways and means to biggest movie concern, is due in • Holt 11 tional income. Farm profits np- When the waters receded they left hereby express its confidence in a n 111: i : t v s a c . \ r v r n r t , B elieve V erdict O f Ju ry increase its export business,. the complete financial stability penr to have been much lower than America soon to start them. (■IlLANIa i, I'LOHII'A, S o ll c lt u i.i , Mrs. T. Allen Jones arrived here the profits in other industries. As a city buried in sand. Hundreds and soundness of said First It points out that 2000 Ameri­ f o r C o ia p l u ln u n i . The general aim of these nego­ Bonday from Kissimmee nnd is the ii wage earner the farmer lias not of villagers and thousands of National Bank of Sanford, ami can films were produced in Ger* tiations will ho: FRANKLIN, 1st., Aug. 8. (INS) square miles of farming country tit of Mrs. Minnie E. Jones and kept pace with tho city worker. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED —Preparations were under way many Inst year, but only six or First: to free the Ufa from tiie were similurily covered at a smal­ fri. Ren Cantwell. National Farm Cchool ler depth. Final surveys of army That u copy of this resolution he here today for appeals in the cases t ight German films In America, control now exercised over it ‘->y "Tho cwraiom National Farm School, in engineers report Ermtomii'ui K njoyuble—• ... | w r ..........engineers report mat that aa total total ol of spread on the minutes of this or­ of Mrs. Ada Lo Boeuf and Dr. Also that these 200 American Paramount and Motro-Gohlwin in ganization and a copy thereof he Thomas K. Dreher, nlloged pnrn-[film« raised a net profit of $1,- consideration of previous loans J fMr. c nnll M ~ X U I II w. h Rh y°.u K cntlemcn «re *"terest18i000 square miles was inundated and Mrs. Robert J. Holly ed, has the opportunity to play a furnished to the press for publica­ mourn, convicted on charges of the 000,000 in Germany alone, while granted to the Ufa.. , motored to Daytona Beach Sun- substantial part of the betterment at one time or another as the un­ tion. first degree murder of the woman's with nil its films, could raise only limit Imports precedented flood rolled down the »y where they spent the day. hushnnil, James las Boeuf, by a $4,500,1)00 in its own home marof agricultural conditions, thus valley. Second: to obtain a new ratio circuit court jury here late Sntur-. kct. The profit from the export of between German and foreign films aiding both farming and our na­ dny night. [German films to all countries, in- in such u way, that for every tierMrs. Jessie Kleinmun and Miss tional life generally. TO Helen Chorpening will leave TuesJames Bcndle, backwoods hunter chiding Ameiiot, is put at $3,500,- man film exported to America 1 "it cannot be too often repented SEASH O R E, " day for Coronado Beach where that farming requires a high de­ only four American films slwll nnd trapper, the third of the trio j000. M O U N T A IN S , they will spend same time. gree of intelligence. The various to lie found guilty of 1,0 Boeuf’sj This cannot go on, tho German he imported into Germany. They LAKES and complex factors present on any murder, hut on whom tin* jury rec-,fllrn magnates insist, hut there are willing to concede this ratio Mr. nnd Mrs. J. D. Woodruff nnd farm are such us need mental on ommended mercy, will begin serv-jis a wide difference of opinion ns <*f four to one to America, lieritiinulay and Friday, Aug. 18 ing his life sentence when handedito the causes of this discrepancy, cause America lias Hi,000 movie (Continued From Page 1) its motored to Eustis Sunday orgy, judgment and common sense. and lit, on Irniiot due to arrive 22 years old. He served a number down by Judge Simon on Wednes-I Thu German movie critics say! theaters which Germany has only litre they spent the afternoon «s In recent years the fact that farm­ IqrkMonville, Friday, Aug. i'J ( Continued From Page 1) ing has become highly commer­ of'terms as mayor and alderman on dny. He appeared well pleased with | “Make better films and the world 4,000. the guests of Mrs. E. L. Ferran. ROUND Tllll* FARE cialized, that farmers produce pri­ tiled as the official holding the the city council ml then removed the jury’s finding in his cast* nnd is yours." With this ratio of exchange be­ two prisoners illegally, was sum­ from Sunford for several years. was satisfied that he had escaped tween German ami American films Chargr Stenting Mr. nnd Mrs .Tandy Pryor and marily not for their own consump­ moned to the hearing. Upon his return to this city in 11107, the noose. The movie magnates reply: ns u Imsls, the German film indus­ tUldrra mortored Sunday to Huines tion, hut for tho market, makes ag­ lee ted lo tlie Judge Sanderson wrote tho opin-j Mr. Lake was again etc Mrs. Ia> Boeuf, the first woman "How can we when America is try hopes to regulate the W orld City where they spent the day is ricultural education a necessary exchange of films in such a way the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack I supplement to the sound intelli- ion concurred in by the full bench1office of mayor, in Louisiana to lie found guilty of j stealing mast of our stars.” which upheld trial Judge Webster j For two terms Mr. Luke repre- first degree murder without recoin*! Anyhow, the magnates insist, thut for every foreign film impor- j gence of the farmer. Pryor. TO "You are thereby contributing to Thayer's conduct at various trials. | septed the county of Orange in the mendution of mercy, appeared a the average German film is just ltd into Germany front all counlr* Att'npnHM , N. . $23.li'J the business of agriculture a group The home of the judge has been [state legislature In the state legis[ns good as tiie average American i»s, one German film will bo ex- j Anderson, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher of weil trained men, definitely in­ undor guard since discovery was luture and in 11113 he was the aulli- broken woman today. 20.11 "I can't see anyone, 1 don't w a n t film, and only the opposition of putted, thereby greatly improving motored Saturday to Eustis, where terested in the occupation they ex­ niade that four apartments in th.* «>r of the hill which created SomAshford, N. 2X03 controlled the position of the German indus­ they will spend a few days with pect to follow. These young men, anine apartment building were bro-Jinole County from lands then com- Ithe children to see me cry like [tho monopolistically Asheville, N. V. 22.01 try, both at home nnd abroad. let [ American film industry keeps tHalsnm, N. C. • 23.01 Mix, Thrasher’s mother Mrs. E. L. it seems to me, will offer n further ken into. Although none of them prising a part of Orange. Follow- this,” she said. "1 have never them see me unhappy before." | Pm»n. Beaufort, S. C\ 13.70 1ng this Mr. Lake was sent to the benefit to agriculture in that they were burglarized. The woman who hnil been called Him k Mountain, N. C. - 23.20 these lands have ever been pros­ have been brought up in the cities, Tho other legal move sets n pre- j legislature for two consecutive hardhearted, adulteress, siren, Bor­ of tons. Brevard, N. U. 22.M!) Mr. and Mrs.. A. W. Smith nnd "Prises arc going to go tip," Joy­ pected." cedent in history of Jurisprudccnce terms from the new county, gia, and every epithet of this ilk ('hiirlcNton, S. ( ’. . . 15-34 daughter, Juanita, returned home Thu Increased production will he in the bay state. A judge was Judge1 tliut came to tlie minds of her pros­ ce declared, "itiiii as the prices go up i *rcciiv tile, ft. f . 20JI0 •Sunday from Daytona Beach ami production of old mini's will bo in­ aided, Commissioner Joyce feels by Webster Thayer, on advisory com­ ecuting attorneys gave way to her Henderson, N. C. 22.14 Jacksonville where they spent sev­ creased and n e w properties, adding the opening of tin- Moffut tunnel mittee of Governor Fuller in the pent up grief for weeks. Sin* had JtdiitNou City. Tenn. 20.01 eral Weeks. hitter's review found that although maintained u reserved dignity thousands of dollars of wealth to and tin* proposed construction of Lake Junalu*kn, N. I'. 23.81 the state, will be opened." the Dot.sen* raitroad cutoff. The Judge Thayer was "indiscreet" hi throughout the trial. Mon Ieagle. Tenn. 25.74 The present very low ebb to Colorado slop*' western mining dis­ Nurfork, Yu. Mr. and Mrs. I* M. Bradford of talk about the radicals outside the Her children are living nt the . 20.00 Orlando spent Sunday iii Sunford (Continued From Page One) courtroom during the trial he had home of her sister, wife of the man which th*. metals have sunk in this trict will thus bo thrown open. I'ortsmoulh, Va. 20.00 ** the guests of Mr. uml Mrs. S. some of the daredevil escapades of bten fair and impartial ami tlie New Smellers who had arrested her. Should their state is due, according to commiss­ Raleigh. N. U. 21.20 ioner Joyce, to the action of the "• Bradford at their home on the gang and which claimed the governor concurred in this review. "J world expect much the same W \SHINGTON. Aug. 8..<!NS)- mother pay the death penalty, they New York markets whore he be­ Rirhiiuuid, Va. 20.00 Central Avenue. In Norfolk„„county- court, n Dedlives of several people. } ft. al­ i . Great advance in forestry legisla- will he orphutls. results in Denver if u smaller were Ri.rki y Mount, N. 25.70 lieves that financiers have been though having boon confined in hum, Judge Dtayer wus culled «>i* t ion was made during IU20 suvs "He just can’t hang, of course," Ruthcrfurdton, N. t ’. 22.14 built here," continued Joyce, "as Miss Mae Holly, Miss Mildred jail several times on various to pass on a motion ask:ng for u<tlio Forestry Legislation Survey was the confident declaration of depressing prices system atically. foil.-wed tho erection of the incrSaluda. N. t . 21.H9 Increased Production Bally, Kdgerton Patterson, Willi­ charges, not once hud she been revocation of sentence and » new published to mark the close of the Dreher’s wife, who is j grief '25.01 "However prices cannot go more imtlonut smelter at Toole, Utah, Sewuiice. Tenn, trial. The basis for u new trial was legislative year by tho A memean stricken over the fute of her hus­ am Lake and Robert McEwan were convicted trf u serious crime. Spartanburg. S. t*. . 20.30 which increased production by 1 * 5 among the Sanford people spendband. "I can stand anything but thun a few cents lower," ountinued millions in the first year of its Spruce I'incs, N. C. .... .... 23.70 Tiie Ashley-Mobloy gang, con­ the alleged prejudice of the judge.Trco Association * Joyce, "uml every Indication points n»g Sunday at Daytona Beach. sisting at various times of from and newly-discovered evidence con- • The legislative year was made that, he has always been such n Switzerland N. C. ____ 23.51 operation, two to 25 members, was like n lum- corning u tear in a cup found by (notable because by the passage of good father nnd we know he isn’t now to an upward swing that will l ullahonia, Tenn. 23JR| The crying need for increased bring great prosperity to Colo­ the murder scene nnd identified as ’ legislation Delaware, Florida, and guilty of this crime," she said, Misses Sara Evelyn Williams rible nightmare to the law-enforce­ Tyron, N. U. . 21.30 production in uietul mining is best rado," *nd Mary Elizabeth Puleston ment officers of the east coast for Sacco's and a bullet found in the j S«uth Carolina took their places v "I don’t want to see them hang­ That Colorado run sustain thu illustrate I by definite figures Coin- Unzka Spring*. Tenn. . . 25.31 motored to Daytona Beach, Sunday several years. Bank robberies, body of one of the victims. Affi- wiith forestry minded stnets. There ed, they’d lose their souls if that Beach. Va. . ..... 30.10 increased production that a change missioner Joyce has compiled al­ Virginia davijs recounting these three mat* are now 42 states thut provide for happened," Mrs. Willie Husband, afternoon where they will visit us train holdups ami every conceiv­ Walliulla, S. (*. 2124 ready, ho jointed out, the United the guests of MIsb Olive Newman. able form of heinous crime was at­ ters were present at he Fuller’s some forestry organization. Utah, mother of the murdered man said in the metal mining industry would States jirodueoH 25 per cent of the Washington, D. C. . . .11.10 review hut have never been passed Wyoming, Arkansas und Nevada lust night. "I couldn't stand to indicate is a forgone conclusion, 23.: tributed to the gnng. world's lead supply. Domestic Whyncarille, N. C. . on by the courts. ' have not provided for any organ!- have them alive und happy with Joyce pointed out. Witniingtuu, N, C. Final Breakup in 1021. Mr. und Mrs. Donald Holland of consumiition and exports exceeded -------------------- -----:za!ion und the Statu Forest of Jim dead," she added however. ^*Jt is well known that Colorado The final break-up of the gang Orlando, who have been spending LOOK FOR MURDERER | Arizona und New Mexico are «urhas 30,(Mill square miles of mineral production in this country in 1U2(! Faroa proportionul from other occured through the vigilant ef••♦summer nt Daytona Beach stop­ i>y 258,00(1 tons. Conaumjitlon und, points. ed for by joint agreement with lands,” he added. "Not u think of _____Monday _____ forts of Sheriff Bob Baker of I aim ped over in Sunford as the CHABLOTTESyiLLE, Va., Aug. (h, y . slV ore.^S^rvice ForaM^ the possible production now being export of zinc exceeded production guests of friends en route to their i Beach county and Ida deputies 8.— (IN S)—Bloodhounds were used |Mjrjs|ay on wn„ f„r lJu. fjrst Tirkcl* good until midobtained mid only u quurter of by 105,00 tons. ™ . Ashley. , when ........ John ........ ----- Hanford . „ „ M?b, lnn by county officers t«d*y In seek- timo in NCVa,,n „n,| u t„h. night August 31, uu all trains; in 1'ullntau* on I ley, Jnbr Middleton nnd Ha> ‘•'"n , mg the murderer of Juincs Alltil, The Survey which is being setn puj meal v( accessary >r were shot to death in qttempting A storekeeper, shot "0,]|torj, ftmj fo m teni by Charles Mr and Mm, Charles T. Fulle. 1 .. *1 who 7*„was «n*i Charles a bold escape at the Sebastian riv -1— ..n r. ho hml , v**1"™.Pack, . . lorscters . . by of - the charge*: rio stopover* and. killed............. apparently after hn j Lnthrop president [‘•t Sunday ufter noon in their cur allow ,’d Aimricnn Tree Association shows cr Myrtle Beach, S. C., where they er. St. l.ucie county, in November surprised somebody in the nci robbing his store. th» present area of state forests to S la t e C om m ission er O f M ines "A S u b s ta n tia l J e w e ler , “Bl spend the sunnier. They will of 11*24. Tickets ami information from Ashley hud escaped from tne — — ---- r n from there to Atlanta, Gu., : " TTimTi '■ acres nnd that suvenE x p r e sse s H elicf T h u t P ro­ any A. (’. I~ Agent or aml Jdo Ashley, who were k l tythree millhm trees were planted in a S u b sta n tia l City' state penitentiary, where he was )ere they will make their home. d u ction W ill He Increased during the gun battle. At the same during the under sentence of 17 1-2 years tor year. G. W. RAY, T. A., _ Stales that kept the lead In tree robbing a hank »t Stuart. l*a> lime, Laura v.-ns wounded, as was LITTLE SPITFIRE WINS n DENVER, Aug. 8.-(IN S)—Colo­ A. C. u station Linn und Middleton hud also es­ also Albert Miller, another mem- planting were Pennsylvania with l>er of the gang. John Ashley 27,910,021*; New York with 22.000.- rado faces a great revival in the caped from the state penitentiary, SOUTHAMPTON, Eng., Aug. 8. Sanford, Fla. /managed to escape. 000 and Michigan with 10,000,000, production of lead and znic, in thu “i ' ~ T h e American challenger while Mobley hud broken jail at belief of John T. Joyce, stale cum­ Three other members of the "The Mississippi River flood 7 Spitfire" today won the sec- Ft. Lauderdale, Hume <*3J gang are now serving sentences hns directed the attention of the miss loner of mines, expressed in Joe Killed in Fight. ond heat in the race for the Duke an interview. In January of the same year, in the state prison. Joe Tracy and notion os nothin# else could to the wil. l‘w York’b motor-boat trophy, Joyce bares his belief cm the two Sheriff Bob Baker nnd bis deputies Haywood Register are under life need of providing forests at th<f TkT.“.n,av.eruBe aP«?d of 38.8 knots, sentence for killing a negro taxi- headquarters of the Mississippi and fold fact that reserved stocks of hod attempted to break up tbe twill* Little Spitfire" now has eight driver, while Laura's brother, Lari, its tributaries,” says Mr. Puck, in the metals have been depleted, and ter,i l 1 l.^B near?3t British con- gang when they surprised some of is servinr a five-year sentence. announcing the. publication of the production has fallen off. Already, s r. h#l but four points. The fin- the members of an alleged moon* Laura hns been confined in the Survey. “This phase of flood pre­ he stated, domestic consumption ih* »U W.in bc hcld tomorrow with shine camp in the heart of the Palm Bench county jail several vention while it will not st*qi {loodu and exportation of these metals ex­ American host on almost cer- ’Glades. This effort cost the life will aid in preventing them." ceeds the production by thousands kBi winner. of Deputy Sheriff Fred A. Baker times for various offenses. Nt %■:. tatL U JM EFFORT IS M A D E TO GET RETRIAL IN LE BOEIF CASE German Film Industry Disappointed Over American Reception of Pictures Excursions L A K E RESIGNS ATTORNEYS FOR A S A M E M B E R R A D I C A L S ASK () F COMMISSION ANOTHER WAIT! SANFORD WOMAN LEADERS O F ASHLEY (JANG TAKES O W N LIFE Forestry Laws In America Numerous During Past ’Year COLORADO MAY LEAD AGAIN IN ZINC PRODUCTS H.C. VIELE .. 108 M agnolia .V 112 E. Second St. J. H. JACKSON Phone (ill LOANS ATLANTI COASTLINE! �" v.n TH E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , M O N DA Y PA G E FO U R AUGUST fl. 1027 The little E VERY morning he parades the streets, rat-tat-tatting the gossip of the day. He announces municipal orders, and auction sales; tells whose cow is astray, or child is lost, and what motion picture will be shown on the open air screen before the cafe on the Place D’Armes. That's the way they get the news in Bergerac. America is so affluent and resourceful. Hum dreds of millions yonder are mystified by the phenomenon of a wilderness so suddenly transformed into the richest and the highest industrialized state on earth. America is great because America THINKS — because America searches possibility and is forever dissatisfied with things as they are. And that’s why Bergerac STILL thinks in the mental ruts of mid­ history and walks cobbled pave ments laid when Black Prince Edward was sovereign in the land, and pence and pound, French coin. Bergerac squats beside the Dor dogne, among foaming eddies aching to drive turbines for mills and facto­ ries but left to sport with the monster salmon that leap its rolling waters. The shoemaker sits before his door, cobbling hand-made boots; the car­ penter adzes beams and furniture as his fathers w rought for a dozen centuries. Bergerac was old when William the Norman raped a crown, and his return­ ing ghost would find much unchanged there since that day. Hall' of Europe cannot understand how W e are a news'reading people.4*There's not a village between Atlantic and Pacific unthout its little sheet. i *■ Presses crossed the continent in covered wagons— were at each gold rush—arrived at Sutter's Creel( with the first prospectors — every mining camp had its journal— and a dozen printing outfits dashed across the lint at the opening'iip of Oklahoma. The combined daily editions of these United States many times exceed the total circulation of ALL other countries. There’s the secret of America’s successful W e learn facts first and make them common and simultaneous property. The Constitution declared for an equalization of opportunity, - but it took the newspaper to o. guarantee it. “T/iut's the u’liv tfu; Tietfs in ntem atioiic reaching the most readers of any evening news-gathering service, is a primary social and f< of m en and thousands of concerns rely upon I. N. S. news — base their calculations and m ap their plans upon I. N. S. thoroughness and accuracy. il l io n s M T he leading evening papers — the biggest in New England, in New York, in Chicago and in Los Angeles —the widest-read and influential dailies everywhere, exclusively rely on I. N. S. for foreign and unlocal news. I. N. S. has never betrayed their trust or violated their faith by furnishing canards, or perm itting misrepresen■ tation, propaganda or rum or admission to its wires. L W. S„ 2s a p u r e ly A m e r ic a n s e r v ic e , w i t h n o a lie n aS lian ces a n d n o n e b u t its o w n cor* r e s p o n d e n ts . Ets r e p r e s e n ta tiv e s a re th e p ic k e d m en oS n e w s d o m , th e h ig h e s t p a id a n d th e wiiost e x p e r t r e p o r te r s in a ll f ie ld s . But their param ount ability is RELIABILITY—their dispatches arc cross-checked and verified, before trans­ mission, and every story carries w ithin itself the au­ thority ior any im portant statem ent, and the source of the inform ation. International News Service tells both sides and the insides besides. It furnishes SAFE news. THIS IS A N I. N. S. N E W SPA PE R U te ra lb �'V O ' Ur T H E S A N FO RD H E R A L D . M ONDAY, A U G U S T 8, 1927 [8 P A G E FTVF Phone IV i . 148 [ford Dilily llm ild 4— Itu siiiess Service IT Al). RATIOS ......... ............. .... „ |n; Cash in Advance Hih, will In* received oils mid rolleelor Bent r lilv fin pit)mini. 'Jr a 7r it fie n Ic a L ralrs on request. 6’—Help Wanted (Male) ... [OPPORTUNITY FOR 19— Houses For Sale YOUNG ML l Ali K N(. I lie konf hv« |na|| wj10 Wnnls to learn good cr’ isting. Metal shingles*, business. Possibility of small pay ntnndilig seam i hi and gnlvmized while learning. Husincss is faseinareofs. See annics II. ( nwnn. Oak tinvr, pays well to experienced men. Ave. ninl Ihird St. 1 hone t i l . jWill enalde you to get work in any _ _ ____________ ______ city. Only those who mean huciand ure willing to “put out” YOUR BUSINESS card nppenr- ,ness need apply, lew is, at Herald heing daily in this column will twwii 11:110 and 7:110 1\ M. FOR SALE— One New Duplex bungalow with two nicely furn­ ished apartments. Entirely modern, double garage. Can he handled with Mttnll rash payment. Party going, north, llox 108 or phone 753-J. | IntheWorldofSports| AMERICAN LEAGUE Ft. Isvuis at Philadelphia, t Icvclnnd at Washington. Chicago at New York. Detroit at Boston. Others, not scheduled. DHANKYPIUTING'I Results Of Games ON LAST TOUCHES FOR NEXT EIGHT FOR SALE:—Four room cottage on one of best lots on Magno­ line lia Avenue, Head South Side line FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE —Price reasonable. Terms line reach over 3,000 every day! Sarasota 5; Tampa I. BUYS WANTED -Can use flvo School to suit purchaser. Owner Box 431 line Miami 5; Orlando 0. civ ,| hiys who are hustlers. Can -and it coals h i little a I'd word nun a., inch as a lolhtr an after- care Herald. noon. Apply Circulation Depart­ AMERICAN LEAGUE FOR SALE:—One of host five ad for one month costs only $2.00, in'lit Herald. New York 1; Chicago 3. reduced rales, me for room bungalows on Palmetto live insertions, Washington 12; Cleveland 3. Phono 118 —! Avenue, in Sanford Heights, cor- llridgeporl llrver Will Kisk ords of average lenirtli 8-—Financial ' Her lot, equipped with electric No Predictions As To The Just ;».<k for “Classified Depart­ Jitrd a line. who is spending the summer here, range and water heater, price less Outcome Of His Impending will not leave. She has never seen Jura charge of 30e for than market value, terms to suit, ment" MONEY— to loan on Improved dc- llox IB C. O. Herald. lerlion. Hal lie With Italian lloxer Delaney fight and, in fact, never ."uahlt. rcnuieniini property .u Jvertising is restricted saw him box in training until thiji Sanford at 6 per cent interest, no jr classification. DELANEY TRAINING CAMP, time. FOR SALK:—Five room Spanish hiokeriigeAddress Loan P. O llox Irrror i • made The SanCLEAN 1’P YOUR OLD WALLS • iter Reilly thinks Delaney is bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 LAi DMA.. N. 11., Aug. 8.—(INS) raid will In* responsible WITH T1IE NEW WALL PAINT o(UI City. a sure thing In stop Paulino., lie — A solitude that has been denied ear garage, nice lawn, immediate fnne ineorrect insertion. SOMETHING NEW AND RET-' in v__Pm illrv I possession,—-can’t he heat for the Jack Delaney for two weeks set­ says the basque will not rough* erliser for subsequent Ami lOjjjfs TER. FOR FUR I HER INFORM A-1 ,u price, terms $200.00 cash, haltir.ee tled down over this camp today Jack around in the clinches or hold m. Tin* office should lie TION- CALL PHONE 235.1 OR , monthly, llox 148 care Herald. with the departure of Pete Reilly him close and attack the body with immediately in ease of SEE, V. C. COLl.KR, SANFORD,' „ A,n -'and lzzy Kaplan for New York. For short punches. CHICKS, Rocks, Reds anil FLA. 2 1 )— Farms I*i>r Sale 'the last two days here Jack ran Leghorns, all extra fine quality _______ .. .. {rest and mediate without being dig* ADVERTISERS stock. Write me. Amos G. Normjl'DR SALE CHEAP: 51) acre Cel- tUlli.d hy strident voice except that all. Pine Castle, Fla. Herald n-pre.-eiitutive PHONOGRAPH repairing, pinna cry and truck farm; al) or part;jof trainer Doc Casey and the doc* Idy fatniliai with rates, tuning liy experts with l i years 11— M iscellaneous I under cultivation. Seven mitesUnr -eldoin comes near him except end i Jiie.'ii trillion will experience. .Sanford Music Store Isouth of Orlando on Dixie; High* [when it’s time to tie on the boxing ii'iopsir liifnrniation. m t Gift Shoppe. R ihiiii 10 & 1 1 M : I *«>•• Titos. Vander Veen, Knht* glove-. you Wish, they will un-it l.i.nder Areaile, Phone r»32. | Reilly put his tricks hack in the ' \R AWNINGS, Auto Awii • mazoii Mich. [wniding yotir want ud. i"g » ". II It.-ill llldg. hag and lzzy packed up his camera it morn effective. 21— m i r a g e For Sale jafter Delaney boxed a few rounds for tin isiifiVtinn of a timing of HUILIHN't; BLOCKS irrigation 1.* A FARM TOOLS WANTED PORTANT NOTICK FOR SALE: Id acres in Long- Sunday visitors. Tho hot matches, boxes anil general cement work raisers sioitild give their wnnil, corner of Grove and Or­ the explosive cigars, the sneering Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- WAN'I TO HUY ti elm disc plow, ,r post office undress as haimw, ditcher. W. M. Young, ange Avenues, S.E .l-l of N.E. 1-1 pov/if r, the cold deck of cards and willeger, Proy. 3rd mid Elm. their phono nun.her if "Ou N. Park Ave. Tel 777 or 775. of S.W. 1-4 Sec. 25, Twp. 20. Range the .■snipe decoys a - were...-padlocked ... Hire ri lilts. Alimit one jp Tims. .1 duster (15 Gausovoort jgainst a return of Redl> with nmr TTo bulky, cu*ily Ho. Font of a tlimr and has J2— W anted :St reel, New York. •customers and Pete moved down .Nrrmbly parked in LANKY,S DRUG . STORE—PrcIhone and the other. to New York by motor. heavy foil, hrme seriptnms, Drugs, Si,da. We are Wmnurtiate with you Delaney, who has less to say than as near you us your phone. < all LM Do Villi WANT to motor to 21— L ois For Sale Shey know your uddreKs. [anybody around his own place, livninliiiuaiire Ml s i In Georgia or Soulli Carolina? chuckled when he saw KoiIIv, person a I ’I lie Spofonl Leave Wednesday this week. .vlGH r-ClIRISENIILR'iY PRINT MUCK LANDS ARE VALUABLE limping In liis ear. Jack's manager Pham 125. nlfire or hy let ter. Tele SHOP — Printing, lr.ngr»ving, Just three mites from the city sprained an ankle Saturday night disniiiliiiliaiires me mil | Kmbus.-ing. Hut os first. We no i ni.liKKD CONTRACTOR wants limits on highway I have eight on a Mine hunt in the woods. "I knew Pete would gel it sooner it, Phone 117 W. R. It. Avenuejoti clearing Innd, ditching, dig­ acres of muck lands that can In? or later chasing around the woods I I fir it lit suv - Prompt Cnmmercirtl Street. bought for $5(1(1 an acre nr special, . . . . ging slumps, cutting right of wn- , Service price made on all of it. T h i r t y o^’1". chuckled Delaney. Ilf irrigating, etc. 1(|5 Orange Ave. acres in entire trarl includes clt-IhiiMi'1 missed a night running his Tom Griffin. ms lands and other good garden Ir.ighl >|."iag expedition to (lie Imti'o fm entis 1.UMBER ami complete __ line of land. Fine place for poultry and Iswamps and Inning lIk* customers, ■ ; building material. Low prices. 5— A partm ent F or Kent (ruck of all lends. Men can make He missed a jump last night and HON* and PLUMBING , Security Lumber Co., “Whero Good living raising bulbs, celery, vege- now look at him. Guess we'll have itt|iy. We handle clcrtrh- 1Grades Como From” Muplo and Nlf'EI.Y FURNISHED house­ tables ami poultry for Sanford and to put an elevator in my corner tumps, Inline light mill Nixth. I hone 7U7. keeping apartments, 2 looms, $1; Orlando markets. Address R.XA. C.! Thin >dnv night t•• get Pete iqi and pb. Sanford Machine ('n. I i care Herald. This will not he unjdown." 3 ion in-, $ii wtK'kly, 311 E. 5th. ____ LONt RIvih in every shape snd market long. If you do not think' Tint'- about as near as Delaney( tuntib'leH form, blocks, tile roofing, urnall.is Innd is worth the price try to mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod- U lltL h ' MOM furnished apart- buy .omc of the murk lands in will i urne lo talking fight. Boxing never seems to be on bis mind cx- ' n e t s Company,) Fifth and Maple . "I*" one d-room and o..o other parts of the country. Do d g e feept when be puts on the gloves. Sts. Phono 112-W. •"'*"!*; IUly* l<1,k cars and Graham trucks You bear little conversation about | Ave, I'hone Jo 1, pith St. Phone 3. 2<*— M iscellaneous For Sale “fisticuffs'' around this camp and 1 CLARENCE SMITH there are several professional box- i I TWO NEW— nicely furnlsherl| jKS A' COWAN CO., auto General’ <'ontractor els npartineiits. $25 per month. lH5jP<)R SALE: one wood ungo, one , "Jaround. tor Bfcti lheet metal work's, GOO W. First St. W. First St. phone 207. Uunno," says Delaney when ■ 2 burner oilstove, with oven, one ch /it". Phone 7I0-W. Phone III you ask him about his opponent 2 burner gas range and other furni­ Ifi— H ou ses For Kent next Thursday night, “guess lie’s ture cheap. SO U Magnolia Ave. INF0P..1 BUICK CO. METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ a tough guy, Pete'll tell you.” Plume 205. '212 Wngnolin Ave. erlasting. Metal shingles; j Delaney boxes hem today for the Phone 3(17 standing seam tin and galvanised FURNISHED FIVE ROOM Imuse, last time. He will drive down to THREE BURNER Florence oil roofs. See Janica H. Cowan. Oak For rent. Plume 806W. MODEL TRIM CO. tango with oven. Mrs. Geo. j New York hy easy stages, starting ave. ami Thild St- Phone 111. Iearly tomorrow morning,Two pals im the car, not the owner." FOR RENT—Two five mom bun­ 11<•i hst. Ht'J Holly Ave. City.. jfiem Bridgeport, Gene Czcllo and 5— Help W anted Female hone 817 for estimates galows with garage. Modern con­ Owen Curley, who have been withe P. W. RADFORD veniences, good location, rent reas­ him here this summer will accum-. puny him first to Holyoke and | YOUNG LADY WANTED: One onable. Phone 135 and ask for T. | IIIJI'S MARMONS Brotherson. Bridgeport and then lo New York.: who means business and wants A. ___________ :irdmd Automobile Co. lie probably will loosen up at th e .I to get into one of the host paying p o p RENT: kgnoliu Ave. Phone 137. :;11:1 liinut f.t ^ i FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Two houses, 1403 ................................. .. Garden Gymnasium Wednesday nd most fascinating lines off --work. and 1 105 W. First Street. Kent ■ mi.. This work will requite a month >' afternoon and then ail the hoys can Vulcanizing Works. SANFORD ...... . .1125 ! pet a peak at him. Mrs. Delaney, . Ask for carbon juice with I? '" 11 »*'»>umeratnm w II he po d. FOR RENT: —5 room unfurnish­ IMiami Irlnmlo 1 “T ill •; bii ; FIVE" J ■ -tops the knock. San I lie applicant mi epted after traiued stucco bungalow. 2 bed Tu inpa .......... G All It 11 lilt PIT 1'layer c.r-,,,.. r„ mg. who denumstrnte.s her ulnli'.y looms, living room, dining mom, 1 .308 Speaker HH :imi DO Mil will receive a salary proportionate kitchen (equipped with electric ISarasota 101 388 111) 131 35 .384 Ruth Mill Overland « o. Willyjearning capacity. None but range,) baih (with hoi and cold: St. Petersburg Hornsby ltt<; 31) 1 till 135 17 .343 rhti A- fiveiland, Wbippitx. ">i" absolutely mean Imn waUvr). IsHiiled 2300 Palmetto) AMERICAN LEAGUE (’nidi 1133! 338 73 1116 fi .32 f f.'ummereiul Sts. Phono 58. m ss and who are willing to work Avenue, rent *ummer rates, phone.' W. L. ! (‘ubh 113 338 73 J05 6. 325 a month for small pay until they ID. New York .......... .... 7(1 31 .710 <'oiling Nil 210 48 lit) 1 .321 iNOI.E HUDSON. ESSEX deserve morn need apply. Apply in ....«3 II .0011 _____ INC person between the hours of -ix I ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for Wa-hingtnn Detroit .—66 .530 YESTERDAY "H HOME BUNS li.nd seven, evenings, M. G. l.*w, , V03 Oak Ave. rent. 1700 block, $25 u month. I hiladelphia 55 .624 NATIONAL LEAGUE Herald. I'hiuie 41 Box 1700 earn Herald. Chicago ................... 52 •48t Seahtin's Cleveland .... II .415 ('layer and Uluh Y’eslenlay Total St. Laiis .. II .301 Fournier, .327 Boston ■'* Braves 3. / T ome o p r o my rooaA C r —^ ndhumk o f the. fam e a n d forton B y lln.’m, THAT WILL AWAIT US UPON OUR RETURN i! NATIONAL LEAGUE lw ry^ 15 GUNNY'S. I CAN GIVE You THE Cardinals 1 3. from "ike S outh pole - d i f w orld J PARTY WHO N DETAILS in a NOTHONORS MEN WHO HAVE THE OOUPAGD J i hicago AMERICAN LEAGUE ?romsV0l3^ 5AruPDAY ^"ELL.— £ AM f\ Tb do fi>ia things —o u r E vpuoir y Pittsburg .. •688 Ward, ^GARoifjQ that polar / aian o f F ew wonosl WILL e e A HISTORY MAKING .5(17 St. Louts EXPEDITION— ANO MANY DEEDS White Sox I 3. EVP NT— NATIONS WILL BCW .538 1 Now Y’ttrk AT OUR FEET—THE WORLD . 107 Cincinnati THE LEADERS WILL STAND AGHAST AT OUR .412 Brooklyn . . American Gehrig 3t, Ruth 35, daring .388 Boston .azzuri 15, Siminunx 11, K. WilI'M FOR IT- (JAPE Philadelphia .38(1 Hum* I). EAICS0A4 -THIS IS Wilsnn 20; Hurimby 17; Well) II; AN OPPORTUNITY Terry 13. ' I CANT PASS OP! I.EAGIIR TO, . . ..S National—338. American—317. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati li-2; Philadelphia 11. Chicago d; Brooklyn!; t i l l . St. Louis it; Boston I. Other, not scheduled. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Kansas City 12-it; Louisville 5-tl. Milwaukee 7-it; Indiananolia 5-1. St. Paul 7-8; Columbus 5-7. Minneapolis (Ml; Toledo 7-3. I NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston at St. Iamis. New Yor—at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at Chicago. Other, not scheduled. SOUTHERN LEAGUE Atlanta at Chattanooga. Birmingham nt Nashville. Little Rock at Mobile. Memphis at New Orleans. SOUTHERN I.EAGI E Nashville it; Birmingham 4. New Orleans 0; Little Rock 1. Chattanooga 8; Atlanta 7. Mobile I; Memphis it. f Today’s Games INTERNATIONAL I F. AGUE Rochester 1-4; Newark 1-5. Syracuse 8-2; Jersey City 3-0. Toronto P-2; Baltimore 0-1. Buffalo It; Reading 5. (All eornl games 7 innings.) SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Montgomery 7; Pensacola 3. Wnycmss (1; Jacksonville 5. Others, not scheduled. b r K>' I w League Standings **1^ m i S S Strictly ........ ™ . ' « .... a aone pu se tobacco for pipes a d nothing else U’N POP BYTAYLOTl r jP O B A C C O S which «nrc m ade bnlh fot* rolling cigarcttcr. and \ Y /F iiii -m That's m w a y To v alk-Y ou 'Re THE F ind OF ACOMPANION i . w a n t — ONE Ymo »S VHLLING T o narch into t h e ja w s OF starvation, l o n u n e s s I ANOPCSGI0LY DEATH AT THAT— HE PRESSES ON —T o HIM IT'S ElTHCR G lory o r t h e e n d — g u n n .Y ou 'r e a m a n in A MILLION WITH SUCH > MERVE — W E LL-A H - ( I 7- ALWAYS W AS LIKE THAT I.K\DING MAJOR LEAGUE IUTTERS NATIONAL LEAGUE By International News I'liiyer anil (Tub (i AB It II PCT P. Waner, Altimugh rival eontendcra uml I Pitta 103 420 8 1 I<)5 ,387. hiiHehall Ithververs have been preI Ilam a, 83 255 12 110 .373 tinting for some time that the I’itta. I hit ago ( tilth are dm* tn crack, the Harper, ! Pitta. 07 213 • 17 ”•« 'ti,' lIrl!*n8 refused to he experted out ' 1' ,r' ; nl the National League pennant Bnriduti t, HO 327 55 110 .355 mee. Their two victories over the | N. Y. we* k-end xtretchcd their winning Frii ch, ,,r , streak to eight atraight guinea, and Ill] |;m St. HI ..... Hill .lIM t i ____ , Lou ;;.....i; .............. ... ... ..T I, ,(t v „rc „ow .“1 . 1*. 0•* K in front '"“ the Pirates, who were idle year. /u Cincinnati, .151. ; lay. l The Cuba have Inst to Brooklyn AMERICAN LEAGUE Player and Club G AH R II PCT. I only once all the season. They spotted the Itohint lo a four-run lead Simmons, Phila. «!» 351 75 138 •tut y -lcrday and then nosed them out • “ in the eleventh, 0 lo 5. Gehrig, A three-run rally in the eighth N. Y.. 108 101) 110 158 .3811 featured by Holm’a homer, ruuided Heilman, , Detroit ’.'It 313 fid llfi .371 the Curdinula to down the Braves, 0 to 4, ami advance lo within two R| ciker, I g.u))7s of Pittsburgh. Wu»hn. 11)1 380 <10 110 .3(18 The Red* ran wild and took both Ruth, Ivin* of a twin hill from the PhilN. Y.. 104 308 110 134 *381 lie , II to 1, and 2 to 1. Jake May I u ifir >mr ago to,lay: l-othRed Lina, held the Util* helprr III, Detroit, •111. let Tagging AIIBascs f NECESSARY F ine ! iT W iL L B e ^ X TO S'6S \ ' ^ C - B u r no r e d B looded ^ f x 1 »(E MAN WOULD “ STOP V I ^ € BsiseballStatislics In Major Leagues | Mik a for pipes arc cut fine . . . you m ight say they arc fine for ciga­ rettes h u t too fine for pipes. For the finer the cut, the faster (an d h o tter) it burns. an riGRCEMENT COVERING \ \ t h is Evpeom oxj-TTfe: \ PAPERS WILL 8 E READY / \ r-OR YOUR SIGNATl'PG J TOMORROW o hTX ft I..,' Granger Tobacco, cut for pipes only, and mellowed by an oldtime tobacco secret . . . A WORD A BOl IT lOAPING YOUR PIPE: Ituutd of pouring Granger in as you would a CranuLird cut, put in « third nfa pipeful,pr*»» it down firmly, dwn another third; thrn heaping full. Light it around tlieedgtaa* writ a, in the middle . , . end you',a all a t for a long, cool unoke. . • GRANGHS ROUGH ■p V“» CUT IS M A D IT BY T I I I I I burns more slowly lasts longer and smokes cooler LIOOITT ■-* M , t MY B R S T O B A C C O I CO � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 08, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3c0cc8774e0aab26808978a00a052fc3.pdf 656ec8c5da9e49093ea5a7f870973116 PDF Text Text • ' ♦V •*' ' ■ : “ •> ’ C. ".v -* % » JStT TH E W EATH ER VOUH N E W S P A P E R published In F lo rid a ’s lic iir t Partly cloudy tonight; Wednesday northwest Florida, local thunder­ showers tonight and WtJnesday. [h “ World’s Greatest Vegetable Kdlon. Its Richest Garden Land iff® NO. X V II. m EH? Leased Wire International N ew sservice P o ! i c e S e a i t ? r ^ 1o b .-ANIiORD, FLORID.^, 1UE 8 D A Y . AUGUST 9, 1927___ _ _ _ ommissionOrders C ity ©UOT Expenses Cut As Economy Program is- Inaugurated* i i N U M B E R 289 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ fS H Member Audit llurenu O f Circulations m Trotski Is Shorn . Of All His Power THAYERDENIES STAY IN SACCO Ut' i O f R a d ic a l F r ie n d n | * ------- -.1 s r i (A .•T o ::, pn., Aug. 9 .— , MOSCOW. Aug. ». - (IN S )— (IN.-,) — Rid.n ; their horocs inTrotsky and Zinovicff have been 4 tl) ( '•'«*'■ "T*ij h hntl gathervA ‘ (•xpclled from the central com­ U* J(? •rap, "-.‘rr Imre, to stagy mittee o f the communist party, i U 4 O' Oy an overwhelming vote of tha li ' inns!ret o i c f sympathy fi r Ft • • ntt'l Vat .'.i-ttl, et the t lcnum, iKcording to reliable re­ A piliey of strict economy with taken. The City Manager, W. 1 rid . f enlcit Uoal Umnpniij reference to the operation of lIVWdllamsi informed tiro Commisports today. No official state­ ^ • of certain reductions that he various departments o f City ment has been issued on the vote mim>. i.iounU'd stale pnl't’e d!*•i already entered and said that , "T*" . __ ernment was adopted by the City j'OUf. the t.a'hering t-.idav. The • as yet. The final expulsion of . mployce* would be dl.imis- S eyn ii ur laiw m nn AntmunceH t> K noll Cummisuon at its regular meet­ Trotsky nnd Zinovicff completes ns5t*ni biage wn* l.d r iv e l t.> ljCCe .s r.o r T o F o vm rv '■ inning Aug. 1ft. . T h a i IJistilliiiff Fur .dctlltwo men who were once high In have bc ' i planning to march to O v e r Loaliin;lot A n d ing when the City Manager wAs in-tructod to reduce the numlwr y wi • pingSlashc. in the main-1 M a y e r F o r r e s t 1V a c d u a l RurpoHW W ill N e t Lit* the stripping of ower from these the n !r ? In :;n e fftv t to tier’olontac er • employee:) to the smttlle*. G ra y S lretch e. mce of tho p d f course, tho the miner.) to leave their i Maine number peu .ihlc mid to ])luco into •miciput.Library nnd other d e -' t'e rm itte d F o r I. oiim 'Tim e the communist councils. W ill lie S e le c t e d R iv e r N e a r Mi ii i? proa *. no nrrtats effect certain alary and wugvcuB. irlments were iliscussed. Com, , wore* * I'.Ic. Minin*; opci'.illatts Im p e n d in g E le c t io n A' ting M;. r limmehotder . tfe or r llousholder was of the ft Volley Of .illy in tit’* Jmcknwanna ‘ ii . 'elined tint oil reduction Hhuuhl l" » >n that ii" changes slimihl lie ... • ,* i i n* l vullcj • v;er*’ a'. i:'-'nal there hi'lit the police department f ll'C l l f l U S S S l i U ’ .t I-llJT made consistent with good buslred chav Guns Is n•* evidort >■ Hint n s\ ;tiness polities, and that ccononij- ■ r would have effect o f endan-r-utli; s.rike v utU| it,* inaun should he practiied in a sane man, piihli,' Mtfety. A reiliftion o f A m ir o v 's 1’ rairrum fa T ab led M ountains O f M ow o ri F’roin urate ■: vioLiti. i of an tqrr.'" tier and tint to the extent that h i" >ui * printioii for the Canmhur U n til VrciiKury ( ’ gn sld ew b"t\. ent: nimcrs und c, crS tatesm en 'I be \YVrhl O v er mi,dit pr«ve detrimental tn the ( immeice wns discussed hut W lti-I.cv Sl'. cks E xhau dctl tore. interest* of the eity in the ndFails i '>:i was delayed pending action tanked A rou n d G r a v e ; I A r e a m !id o c y ls i)is i u a se d in* iak n at n meeting today of ainfs'.t art*>n oP Its many affairs. The City Manager wns In hoard of governors of the trade W ill W ASHINGTON, Aug. . 1> -AmN. A tiff. 9. (IN*:') WASH INI B.’ it O f f i c S a l s D e d * n c ti icuid .<> ue hi - own judgenu in ig.ituxnlion. » ilea's suply of medicinal whiskey C "V • MP? b en d ers Call Upon W o rk e rs A;-, lhr lap ? APM ■ in ti'ftnjr of the sweeping chatvcoi he City Manager suggested will not he permitted for several '|’o T a k e A n y . *-•: J . 'v t ,ti Hi iU ’. iA lo b i T o ({n il A t T e n A n d Go T o ! •Hetl over tln.i are or .) ated, while In otliei nether shell in operating expense years. TTh i'n i lie \w,. requetded to submit v submitting a plan t< < reduce the hir irltye lliffiD iffe r e n tl M eoei'ti.ie tin g s :; D E D H A M , Mas*)., A u jf. 9.— D C This iiniiourcement was made , , , ad jou rn edi session at W H ? l,: , lefninnu a i..lions to the Cojh .ii,her of street light* now oper- today by Seymour bowman, n-sisUidit'e D'tiiur D oub’e D u ty < I N S ) — In n th irte e n w ord i oiid wn Imru’d today itniori; C.1ilv in, ion ii i'ii.' filial nctiun is t (Continued On Cage Five) 1 Hall th is a fte rn o o n tant secretary o f the treasury -------sentence Jutlse W e b a te r T lin y • Idici* I'litiirmles in Arlington C o m m issio n net C ity (luting a long drawn out fight over NKW YORK, Aug s> - ( I N S ) — 1( to ,iav denied a m otion fo r a i cruet.irj. „ .. the d a te f o r a r.nccI the question o f liquor for the sick At lea»t r.OO,(HiO workers were c x - .Htay an(j revocation o f Benijn !i ;.,| . to n am e a succoyIlis uiuve was on a little knoll room and the physicians use. It pcctcd to. lay down their tools here . it lf llC i , F orrest F a k e w h o s e t;e, ’ v.1 look I f Washington nnd. tte1 The treasury will not make an 1tislny in protest against the liv tenet! fo r N icola Sacco and „ .»«, m a v e r - o ie m i* - I.'\;n :w (.i Cut in ii.ilf A1 M eet i;m\ >tr,'li lies of the I’otom V iin zc ttl. doom ed to die in th e “ effort at the next session of con-; pending execution o f Sacco and ... . •v.,i o rre n te d at M onin-. Till-- M tirnia.' M'henSce- i e le c tric ch a ir in s ta te ’ s prison .g le n to bring about passage o f the Ynnzctti in .UasHiirhusolts, Nearby stands the must li r e C ir y d t ie r s iliid ffe t l’ lnv : '. iltlc.dilp Maine, blown up in if. u ’ s meet in jr. ’ whiskey bill, setting up a semi­ lain dors called upon tlie workers in N o r fo lk cou n ty su p erio r official corporation for replenish­ to quit at 10 o'clock and proceed j f ( ity t'Ia im s W a ited lly H u d \ Spanish-American war In v.hiii Ti.r C n m m iss’ on set th e jo u b le s lo y in K . ment of the medicinal stock. to .TO titu^s meetings. If the plan* ‘ ^ n d d l I,..tree Infe-trrd hv Cttv Wood first K‘dn< d faille as i an T h e ilecfaion hnm letl dow n ,v, | Mu' 25 l i (he enr| A thorough investigation of the enrrj', leaders declare this will he Derision to operate th■* C h u m !i court, said: "The motion for revo­ |)>rt (.l"',1ion tnnv hr la M -of ( ‘oinmerce on u self support i- - iiuii ilri' of the famous roupli riilei llu* greatest demonstration of prostocks of whiskey in warehouses, gitipn.' ( r l ) f .Southern M iio lit O f fo u r te e n l ’litnrs A r c . „ . . . cation of sentence for Nlcctu Sacco | rd'-'tcn with nrnvhiinni <>r >.'i ar hint, too, arc the graven •> ,, , ,, oiiginnlly biunrlied liy (leuernl b. tyst ever staged in New York. bneht' wan rem-hed hy the be■ i ( '(ininiem nruleil U flics Is U n tidy Set I 'nr lluti W hile Andrew.*, ex-dry chief, nn.l comituiHor. Poll nffi«dn1« nnd The climax uf the day i* expect­ and Unrtolomeo Vunxctti, doomed those full '0 warriors, and over lie I n»n;*e T a b lt'i iMncctl O p loir, pinres Wf*’*1 huMi deslsf- 1o f g-vi-ruori'. at a special ineeli-i;, hill ore tin,' memorial amphilheu ■ • the) E) ■(: 0 I • ■ ph U ,1 by Prohibition Commit! loner ed to lie reached al 4 o’cltivk this to die in the electric chair in state t ... u,,. Cninml«nV ” n ' ■Hr.- morning when a redact ion in \rrivc O ak k indA irpiirtS u on d. M. Horan, dlselosed that an am­ , afternoon when a lingo denioiistra- prison for u double slaying. In H is H onor in liter tie and the tomb of tIn* unkno.vi The decision, handed down in M ple supply to meet the requirement* j tion will lie held at Union Square, m „ |,--'» ordered the holdinir I expeie •« was proposed hy Seer* Norfolk county superior eourt toldier. There assembled, lluworkers will r-locthiD. ‘ t i'K L A N n , ( ’al., Aug. 9.__. of the country for tin indefinite' F I . m e u •• v. i ’., Apr. if- <: iniv E. J. Traitor. A new hu-lt-it, said: "The motion for revocation As the funeral prove nloii entei bo adiltvssed liy speakers and ex­ Canimlmlon hy resolution Mil the 14 raring planes period. of Stepllci, eallini: for a slu li of approximate!. eil the eeaietery i;roiinih>. a voile; !.'M) Ti e m of sentence nnd stay o f execution :•! .! in the ?t.ri.OOO Dole ftiglit “ N’o emergency exists and no erted to appeal agninsl the execu­ .•cl P* n*-V: for n lonn or is hereby denied, Webster Thnycr, tion o f their eontrades. ' one half in the operating' east ..c of |y nun* was fired at niiiiui ( dl.ii ' |*\ .* , unlive IVnnnylvnii e lined up in Oakland nnd Sun action will he taken on the aplica| , t Iho Fh ! '• illonnl Banlc : i ! a „ f Hixte, wm : the organization, was present I iiiteivnlf until the hotly wan lowci Although t h«* meetings have Justice of tho superior court. :i o today. awaiting the lions of a number o f whiskey pro* fun , li fund* with v. hid* to A copy o f the decision, the bre­ rting aignahi at noon Friday, ducers for licenser, to resume dls* been permitted by police, extra* hy Mr. Trotter an I the board nr- eil into tl;e giu\e. Uriel and slmpl j . , <M .r.t I in the "c,;.eil Weatminvity of ' which caused those con­ ... current cvpor ”t o f the ( By­ i ordinary precautions will bo taken tilling," bowman said. (.tie the services at the grave. ter .‘.I .. of tl • : It" toda i.ther planes entered in the upted hy a unanimous decision. cerned in the case much surprise , i dutlon wn* adopted after put mile content are either cn- 1 A fter Andrews had announced to assure r-rdcr and to prevent front the Jtuige's Worcester home Muuntnina of flowers frot .vhen : 1 1 '. on lii"Ti7.e tablet, Under th e ‘ plans submitted hy “ V “ " V '* honnt v , fliy Attorney advised that n<** i • to the hay .region today, or Hint a "wltisjtcy emergency’’ loomed blocking o f traffic by parades. A t . ,ru'" army officer* and nffi: ,1 ton nntiv- rauito boulder rtatesincn, Mr. Troller tin* Chamber of Conir“ Au-aH.^ ^ preparimr D takeoff for Mills with stock* getting low a number tbe Union Square meeting, approx- | rjl„,r to the Mute law R 'W n l tic lids of Genet a I Wood the wmid . v r '-., . ii, ! in ii * r o f the fain Sheriff Everett Caldwell. in.ately 1,000 police will mniutain m ere is to waive all elniiiis a• ul ami Oakland airport. The *,f distillers filed applications for hanked inouml the pint, ( on o f the City gov­ ever wore The motion denied today by i . .-r tlo' i iiithern me) i ini; point < of the flight, tbp bunlnesaAVitli the failure of the order. wreath came from "the ■ii . , -n it, the Commit don in gainxt tho city amounting to $ ?,- One huge Judge Thnycr, was based upon al­ An: be pilot already on the ground whiskey hill Andrews sought to Twenty-two armed state trcxipand to take tare of its own P it . idem and people of Culm, leged rejudice by him outside of the | . i -,i in ,. " f rnioi i ‘ nr • r .. the following: ’ get an agreement among distiller* er* patrolled tbe summer estate of other eanie fr'*tp I Time Minist iratlvo pi \i:itle I'lillnr. nml lit* passenger, to concent rati' production In a f*'W Governor Fuller at Rye Reach, N. courtroom while the trial was under I, i> . w ini.in v in n ram not t" « speiisea hy revenue ileriveil from Ttinnku, o f .Inpan. A bug" I lur'd • .'.t t’alvnry Hup PH inln rship fees. The revised hu,l1 : I liiran, "flyin g school plants. The plan still wns under lb, the guard having been inrrens- way, chferiCL*s thut he denltu front | from tlie o ffn. s and ».v ' . p, i i i i t < f the total piiTC eun t t Im ■ 'ting.i from- tii • isio ). Maj. bivlmrston Irving, dincussliin when Andrew's resigned, e*l because of the heavy fog hang­ tlie In'itch. Ijrt will po into effect today and f lite eighty-ninth it front men (. . ,.r i t vrnne del tv* -I Accompanying the decision wfaa Wood i '< 1 Iriuilu nn I will fly nbme. HenTho entire Androws program now ing low along the conatllno today. 'I*., which General j*r. lumnmat of taxes on K'pl will continue until Oct. IT* at which A. B I. f( i. Oklahoma * Hy. A rt ^|ns tabled until tho treasury Pilgrim ball and other historical 11 notation by Judge Thayer that trained in 191?. . , •;.i i Green; Pl'r time the fisiul yvnr of the ori;naidoal i>H'i>''rty. ,,, Ufinta Monica, f»y(*|K considers whiskey stocks exhausted. I millings at l'lyi|uiuth, landing all rights to which tho defendenta I n V/a* in \Ya:'hint'.to** * “ *• iilcnn Fd(lcmUo:i were entitled as a matter o f law, AH!, >utrh n 't eominit before tho xution begins and the regular mom­ 'once an ohreure s u m on in n;n tdane. Also MartinTho country's official consump- place of the pilgtims nml home of whether by exception, appeal, or l.tuhijof ijt ji ( f u l *, . , . I iLei.diip I.!. cajVtliaign .... u•• ...III bn <iiiiwlin*i •, . In. Norpinn A. God­ \yi 11 be conduct -ai . iy, .i *• t;» .<hief • __ vfljyv a (ibn of nuMHflnn! whiskey for the Vnnsetti, were under polite guard. otherwise, hod been saved by the 1 ♦ li[,■!>' o 11 Hi a11 of l Haul «, ttJb'WffBuninir* ,! ,|, K i' tetVsoiig* cl D . :a. Frank' ( ’lark, - .r" * •' ' ' * ] liigliest poxt In tho mi1’.ary rt*' ifffryr%rrii fnVFirut I’racticnllv tin entire body of I ■1 Atigi l ■•. .Tack Frost, bos An- year ending June -'to wns consider­ Extra precautions were tuken to defense. \ guard the mails, all postal em­ The office force o f the Chamber tnhli*hm<‘ iklegnte* nueniiir . ( tny slut" r;»»fl ♦ ; , i, , pi|,,; , f the Snn Francisco ably below tlie l.fiHH.UOO gallons It was not thought probably nt cMtlng In liehrlf tho cCandida*.'V ployees in Hu* various stations be­ estimated (0 have been used in tin' red hi * | Tho fur-end wlti, \< uti.iii r. Hat A crjian fed ..t •II , : mliiei plane. the court house, however, that la Lf v.. ( ’. Hill to fill tho nnexplrod I* to ho reduced and the book-keepprecedin'.: year, according to o ffl. ing armed while tinned uniformed view of the few remaining hours ur and* » f 1.. b it . t ,d r.onville. ti.ar explain-1lag and auditing department will 42 yc.rs -<■* ■11(' 1 !!, ■ .,)t C riff in. Hie Oklahoma | .) i.f l'«•t *1 t i “ d'1'- A rials. Further consumption de­ policemen stood guard at Hie Ful­ before tho tentative time for the um> oi |i.-le, (Vt'li* (♦('( e-•t (tl Hie deil • 1 cd today over tho clines were predicted. llousholder I,,. leiaiivtd to the ottice on 1ark ’ , 1 ’ ler In me during the night by Acting . it' iry ft*r«, tion of the* ti c 'li­: ill, the fil'd l<* execution that any exception taken 1 w the .....tod no.1 , ...nature« <f qualified v • A u .m„. Every effort to practice' entojiiji I* i ere in t, i i *. IK?-- the ear.vie.•o r «T t v Tjjrcy "sharp-shooters," expert would have any ta-uring on the final Wet interests, however, insist Mason r.iid , , n, giving him the rii it t'» , , piired on (• petition for nine economy will he made hy the orHint Hu* public is turning to th shot gun men, from each police outcome of the "last-ditch” attempt • s: Ue «vcrcw *tfid ' i t *• * IU::wi line. : ■ leave li nil In thi long ; any name on the ballot n* boot logger for a portion 01 its mod-! station .were m scmldnl at police to save Sacco ami Vanzottt from (Uii/.atiiin, declared Mr. Vrotter \ \ ’u liingI' tiianM p * 1 re.-ident t.: - t phid a g l"" •itur to lltiwali, Approp aldy i"irili'!t»to f « r eomniisslonor. i no 1*JI. D’ll.ll 1 ‘ headquarter*. Tho gathering c." the the electric chuir through the w♦»rP enn q;h, Frost, who i* e. ■dited h'innl wldsl y because of high pri mayor said that it h id c mm du paid that tho Ulmmher ol'lalung the lb m iv pi* in \CAVA , tribute to l i. '. r qmt hi* lb "dead shots” wus shrouded in Massachusetts courts. tl„' ic 1 ,-vt cv* and the questionable quality of the necessary adjunct' toutajo't'.vcon, um ’U»t o f W. cub having one "Featcr gave t • the world iii< attentbm that frlondn icu is a mystery hut followed the discov­ [can an*; | tn thu race, g. n o!5 , » ! « real product, Tho decision nppeured to kill the cwoetest intei . idiot, of u ii v • |ait plane |r. II tn ‘ latter’s city and tlml its iniluence *,:**' '• ■ t .. 'ft ery o f the "general strike" circul­ lust ventage of hope of saving thu the drawings. , The exact supply of whiskey in place generals ».( tin li pile l est iii(In* for hl’.IIC tiu.( icn;*' "it tho ballot. be exerted now to ar in Roxliury. 4 1 - i diva and avtie lives of Sacco nnd Vnnzcttl via the K„|„ • )'. wlcr, who w htlrew’ . estimate was about 10,00.(100 or • .* ramiitg. Ti o Uitv Attorney stated that Sanford once more <01 a uhstiiu- j pwllhcar -a. I’tt')'.:t tl. Massachusetts courts. An “ elev­ ( cry rank participnt , . race bci au o bu < ild not Hvo yoat upply, withdrawal* and loved i-.u. far a. Green ■ cut , ffort to avoid politics ital foundation. W ASHINGTON, Aug. P - ( I N S ) enth hour" appeal to the Uniter nt * a 1 « I,;irt• a p me, hoped to* iy that evaporation account* for a shrlnk111 »n y. I ’inga were : T .111 ilittn tho Ir.ii "They aroused 1 lie made in tho coming clecThe board of governor* named ttiv t .'motions nnd . t.i" ipi': I o f fate may yi permit *»»:«• o f about 2,000,1100 gallons 11 -Extra precautions were taken State* courts was said hy defense breast, tl o »t.-* l'i flt „„,| mi hi a* n private cltlr.en S. It. Dighton t" draw resolution* stuff 1 ti till public ' today t" guard the state depart- forces to lx* ready. riv4* 1 nt <npp<:ib d t........... . I il'Jll I'.ll <■ •*• him iitiike tlie flight. ,i ease year, W no tha* Mr Hill ns a enndldttto wn* expressing its appreciation of tho ment against possible outbreaks Judge Thayer wrote tho momen­ j (? uni 1 < 1 the ' Hi c pil'd* w ndraws, Iiuronit of Internal Revenue figone ' |euplu.* : .... : ' to hint. He iv-ked f >r stand taken hy Secretary Trotter h.v Sacco-Vanzetti sympathizers. tous decision at his Worcester 1 | .’ er • th pli Fill ht 1 .. 1 show about 20,009,000 gall* Iy S tit" n < ion from 1). L. Thrasher tit slar.lnng expenses and taking a liy ra not dire "Though he v All Iml three entrances to thu home, which was closely guarded. 1 . cd nnotl ■ with ,.i whl ko . (tith n total of 00i d r im I i idoittlfieil v.Ult i i .• will) pi'l l'••ini i , lii.pniii" of the Tnxo'i,’"rs bul siantial leddetion in salary in building were closed nnd barred. This noon, while a deputy sheriff dr.. I near with repo '* from 11110 , 110,1 |, ji | | iiii * of distilled spirit* in. ;md Mr. Thrasher said that order to meet the bit nation that 1manual Ini or,' Gr.■.'a declared. 1Kun« Police guards were stationed lit the hat G 1 d including ruinj gin, brandy o i y door* r> tnninliig open. All persons was cn route front Worcester to lilippim* ter wa: nepe the ;i was fully necrpuhlc to confronts the organisation. Mr. ■ low ! by the court house with the document, I tXhiicncing trouble 1 getting «>xpi::irted Hint these figures nr.* Oil 111-9 •I Ids orgtmlzutlon. montl thu 11 r, of thosa U'h.i do th*' work riaitit for one of the largest |I ’...1 .• 1 • et be oi e t ' " pond sntisf telorily to bitH«*«| on original warehouse gauges enteiing the luiilding were care­ Judge Thayer telephoned to the • Im 0 1 ullHOII ni’il petition wns then d e- ntcelingu in the hiuory of the lit.tl lcav” *d fully v.rtrltrd. rvorl«l. Vlii'.v Im.* t lu.t s|mpli- ily. clerk o f ’ the superior court, in­ 'and do put allow for lenkagu, ova­ i*rnl‘ihip , tlie* item*•mlio li!v hn lived und 1 ii.nl test.'. > goveiti' -t. •king that Um name of Mr. iTiaiuher o f Commen w., •U' runted t u» forming him of the nature of tho . porntion and illegal withdrawals. ii 1021 ' t (dal • tiineed on the hall A ig. under I’ n ident Hat * 1 Iho ryir.j’j iliutit* GKNKVi elude lie n ini0. (INS) ctis.V d for thu lu f liiui'T ] itiMU’fi "v ur.i th Andrew backed by Secretary The Swl . t l •B. a; !t ailministrat- decision. Wood and a " u I'ojrrapher was n**l:rd to I,; this week. The gallic ring would* who suffered I I UIIC‘ :'c ll S o l ' IC S I 101* • The decision as written by the that tlie nviXMi* i .1*1*1 Mld illCe -i." ................. tfa>lrl ' f n n r l n v Mellon, advocated reaumpUon of Ion t ..r. lefuscd to transmit to Judge was expected at the court It lift* nt, on b: in the nature of a g‘*«d wiil ,««,m| »sej <>f six tr<" t i s xJC'itl . distilling this y ir. in order to n*tlie Unit eil States minister at It t n could he turned over to 1 1 n:*le I tlie bier frati (ompiu.'r Foster I house within a short time, n ting with expression* of eon nunu> the medical profession of the (illici . pr. ont for sigttinj;. (Continued On Pugu Five) )ld lllnck .b e.’1 ■w mi ■ fidenco expected l'rotn many of th e1 Tbe military ( *» •>* ItiiC j When the decision wus made Fum ral services for D II* "| !' necessary supply «*f five year old I Act:M- Mayor IHmsliftlder cm 1prominent business und profession- 1 thouEand itH'ti, inc Old K c ittirkv 1 :e," nnd tium- efts, ;:o, wlm wus ktl •(1 tn Haiti- whiskey. Dry* protested ogninst known nt the court house unusual x CHECK ER TOURNEY I from !•’* ft Nfiyer and tlie feet that the " 1 melodies. roU.i 1 . li Id men uf the city. quiet reigned, in marked contrast mold lur.t Ft May, wi • held from tJj-. program and brought pressure in nowise to I**' constru I teys, X'irginili, wn* Ii to the hearing nil yesterday after­ This morning’s meeting of th e ’ tla henie of his mot), r Mrs. .1. I). t„ bear on the treasury for adI:, riving the Impression that SPARTANBURG, S. C., Aug. 9. noon when Judge Thayer from the of governors wn attended R'.iet 1 ‘ IM bnun Avenue yes- verse action on applications fur lb" t’itv C.imnilKsion is trying to board “ K IN G " HEN HICK (IN S ) Dixie’s checker tulent liench mum’ made in® Ids 11 first public denial it 4 1 41 .I,. * iH'Hin teiday miming at l i o'clock. Dr. .distilling permits. t„ who shall -it on tho j hy every member now in the city, j at v.a* centered hero today or tbe 2 U - , f tho t., thllt ho WM prt.Judi E. lb Drownlto wu* ill charge of Imly. Ho point'd out Those pronent were S. ci. ShinST. JOSEI’ H, Mich., Aug. 9.Inc annual ((invention of tlie south- 1 ced against Hucro nnd Vausetti I tla eivices. Iiurial .ook place In the people’s business j holscr, K. A. Douglas*. *,,0|,U N S )—"K in g" Honjumin I'urm . , 1 rr. checker association, which I ( cause of their ruiJieul opinions. . ; u,. lV|, f,,r them K. F. Huush'itder, .1. <• H«lk >s! bake'vicw ( Tutelary. 4 q *tnrt* at Id o'clock this morning. This alleged prejudice wus thc ,i.r of th, um ,., { ' o r D o v e r n o r s n i p Dighton, A. I*. Connelly. Bocretaiy suffering from a rbronk Mr I.* n it ' wn idled when lie , v _1 1 0 r ill • it anj continues through Wedtusduy. luisis of the request tor the three of the _ — I Trotter and II. ('• Dulki the top < a .lain upon ( I I I 1 11110 I l l l S I 'J i l l , tiibercuioniJ In both lungs in ad . .fell . . . . from . motions. ijinnneo commit ten. SI VIK n tA N C lIb S B TAX ,lit :,>11 t„ icurith. *1 ,ti:«lKl> I*r. RAI.i K ill, ( ’., Aug. 9. (IN S ) which he was war, g. He »lied in- > . 1 IIAKONH W IN Today police guurdcd each corner Sower, th cult <hifftulii - physicTlw « :.pi ..I . «. g .>I without c.i • tartly. II* is - .ivi.l by hi* I j f l W l O I l A I I 1 1 0 1 1 1 )0 6 8 PERM IT DKS’ II.D of the court house und thut wus utl. testified to.i.1 . inthe state's j ment today the announcement <*t moth 1 •"! •J« IJitouervs, a mi _____ WASHINT.TON, Auc. ii.— (IN S ) A T L A N T A , Aug. 1*.— <1NS)— Judge Thuycr's decision wus imme­ /tVHi dissolull«»n suit against tho colony, thi Caiulid ■ C. Clark, " f foul ’ • * •• Mis* Margaret^ Il«U-| —’IIn- Arkansas and M inphic rail* St ill holding first place hy a nnrdiately telephoned to defense V!t... ,A Mr Morns f, ituiccr ami .Mrs. airs. Ib fuHn.; re«urt» rmVntly spread W ASHINGTON, Aug. ’• II,,ii " lie may live n year or two longer, liurgaw, for tlie democratic guber- vid.t, ’.r •. Morns u-iieerand 1 1! bridge and terminal company citv, T. W. I«nvvton, county 1 ri.w margin, Hirniingham knocked counsel Arthur D. Hill ut tits office Esin, t Gonnlcy. alt of Hunfonl ovt’r ,,u , , ' filed a pcljtion in the su- . A I'crmit was denied the 1 but ho probably will die with in the m torial iiiiriitt)r;ioii. piti lieis Johnson und Glaser out prnl ,,,| M,. .1, 1,. .- eel Kolwils of rap* rintendcnt of public bistrocI - mediurt n-Uing review o f an ton, Texas, ehainl er of conitmjxe, • hs." Dr. How* r* wai'l.1 Free love, trial marriages, birth 12 mouths," •if the box hut were subdued by in Boston nnd to Attorney General f,,r a .....I will flight f Mexico;"CXI Wilniit 'oil, N. « .. all of whom «»«»•, h«« announced that all city Arthur K. Reading, the latter rep­ Arbiicas rmprcine court decision outfielder Taitt of N'ashvillu who * control, practice (if the evolution llu time of the fun‘‘" " " ( y -''iQols will open on resenting the Ktute in the last state were here at '* 'biiniiig u judgmont ’o f $17,408 , because* all flight* between this | n o t w a 'h m u b thi ary, and free taxation were inI'cludulod time this year. The rc- was summoned to the rescue. The court proceedings in the Sticco-Vau| country and Mexico have lieen forj _ crab Several out of town frletidi f,,r ■late frunrhtse tax. Damns hud piled up u Idg lead ’ eluded on the Pender county’s hidden, Secretary of State Kellogg | n A P ID CITY, S. lb. Aug. 9 (I 1mailt platform. 1 land relatives were also presept. j l"*rt* gained some headway lie* however, and won easily 14 to fi. ztti ease. Stenographers were at cause it was stated that thu board the courthouse ready to transcribc today (letlured! ! N S )— Prasident Coolidgis does not 1. 1, CO A I. STOCKS 1. ( luik will oppoje b. N. Kolm-1 * ('O I I I )N M ARKET wus without funds to meet its opeoptes of tho decision nnd to rush ngnrd former Governor Tlioipns W INTER H AV E N — $00,000 'eluting expenses. ..* r'tmintiell of AHxomi a* avail- ►!<»". whose platform ia strirlly .......... ................. eSOMJF.AN t ONVKNTION bonds to Im- issued fur paving them to Uoston hy fast automoAUIINGTON. Aug. 9. (IN S ) — ----f,,r aiim.intnient 1 nml* wet, providing that the national NEW YORK, Aug. 9. (IN S ) — 11, "W e have on bund fond* with streets of Winter Haven, (Uoiitinucd On l ’age Five) the strike In the central Aug. 9 |d„ r Mexico -r any other 1*0* 1 . ;. ve,ament buy all tho i-'iuntry "-Only a hihsII i>i.rti«*n ;«.f the t v.hb h to pay teachers' salaries," b"muianii') field,*, tlie stork* «*f W ASHINGTON. N. ,| I,. ,, today, be- J’-ndu* grams and fruit that good mendou* volume of * 7^ 1raid Mr. Lawton, "hut unfortun­ ’ ft «• :.l in rmtsumers hat'd* on (IN S )— Approximately .TOO dele- i( WHS rvlng wines are made by the which continued to pour into thi ately work on the Lake Mary and “ 'dy I w< r<* the largest for any t .'.te* were here today for the ini- <nu„ . ,'ompl* II already * eommirsioner gen. ral f**r tle |governme ,L Icotf.n market l.ynian schools will have to he de­ '■rr mling p, riisl in h'.-tiry, Hal session tonight of the eighth well a- layed indefinitely because the " llurenu of Mine* announced !annual convention <>f the Amen- United Stales l<» the Saville * xp*>-1 Hlake deelnred that Ins oppon- toda>, und |iri*is showed cut’s platform was larking in merit hove the 20 cent levels for new funds for tin c addition* has been today. Ican Soybean Association. dtion. approximately __ . Uccmine the liquor question wa 10 gains of ‘ |tied tin by the ytoslng o f tbe ,SeinI ale.- ’ JIUNTED longer n state'Issue. MURDERER October IW W .I,RfUnless t P Mntjr ,taBkV . Noon pri ** — 1 Capital politician*, however, did -ouo unforHeen eirrtim-. Up 0; 9December 2 i.l0. up HS; Jan 1stances 'rise, the shools will Each day The Herald will present five questions concerning have j W ILSON, N. C„ Aug. (INS)Jnol think that either of these *'«• Up HI, and Mmeii 29. u.try 29.17 Officer* and civilians, r -1 ininled' tiler in the gubernatorial nice sufficient funds to operate for th ‘ Sanford’* history, its Industries, its city government, its ntcr* ’ 35, up 85. Tit i.evi rul hupdrrd in ntn *0* v"ul*l seriously effect the running ' "tin year, 1!r. Lawton stated. I uUanal facilities and other interesting subjects. Th* answers will day were scouring a woody section of 0, Max Gardner, of Sin U*y. T he Reminolf High .School will K N O II (Jl A M ITE S bu given with tbe questions. Persons who hsve questions which CINCINNATI, ()., Aug. 0.— ( I N , isn’t really a« full-fledged J S I Ipilot yet, m:ir j„.n. f(ir Euguqe Mn >n. who Irnv mentioned ns tho state’ t next 'Yen on 12 and the grammur they dcslro to have Included in this column, may communicate ‘ • • • • . . . . ..... 1 -1 ar|y (f,!* imirnlng I* alleged *0 governor. I 1 lie wag -mg _ _ _ _ _____________ this morninq is alleged) *0 tudent tivii'.i'ir, and r.lof tho tottgae.* |but in u T \ I I VII \s-si E Hn.. Aug. 9. I'riiimry schools will not o|mn art.) anew 1 try time the (ready ha* done oolite solo piloting |>ave ihot nnd killed J"e l-.lli**. •» with The Herald. (IN’ .S) W. V Knott today quali-, •’ ‘‘I'L '* wua announced. N A V A L UROGRAM f Wales invites a young,j She wns introdueerl to Lindbergh j jiceman, untl prubttblv G'HjL. 1 for "••' " statu auditor, A U T flltfH IIl it w iir r -tr ANSW ERS man <• dance or dine or ride on at Lutiken airport just prior 1* hi* v. ornded bather Barnes, another QUESTIONS . _ . ■ ' ■'* RECK . 1 1 R A IM I)C IT Y , H H.. Aug. 9 <1 lifter having l.ieu appointed t» I, Dr. S. Puteston. j. What physician has been •• 1 1. n lint ccliwtodt '. ta k e o ff for Loin. v ill.. K .. J *' officer. tl.nt punt lute y^Uinlay by GovIurfIM 0ND7 v ^ A y , NS)-—Administration plan.* (• r n practicing in Sanford tho longest? | 1 with the g ;• in started day, and I.indy surprised * " " ''i* Col. Ub irles A. Lindbergh, b i t .0 ••Hciutcv.lteu I " it 2 . Dr. R. M. Mason. 2. What dentist has been pract­ 1 I’UblUE 8 LA YK R R CAUTURBD new navy building program re-: 1. .insimct the . controls • • off Ihi* n '1 Imalned rioaked In secrecy t<-i«*V ■ icing here the longest? K ILLE D ,Coleman, widow, 00, o f Tamna, her t*i 1 , i v g ) ra- Lful tram*.Atlantlc-flyln4 hero, SIXTY 3 . Dr. K. D. BrowuU-e of tlie fdtlowing nn overnight ronferetm*’ J It. What minister ha* been __ l F la., fatally hurt last evening when WILSON, N. < .. Aur•• -l .... of hla invitation tn n chip frottv tho pitots plnre. J reshyterian Church. Is-tween President Cooll V e sndj preaching hero the longest? I Ur.dberffhV take-off was Hunted in the w osltd ' 1,,,M •1 .. . r ' r' i" the cockpit of seven Sccretury o f tho Nuvy Wilbur but j LONDON, Aug- J- (IN S )— Sixty 11 ‘•',r 1"t'vk!rh she and her son. 4. II. C. Dubose. was dls, Wilson county L<r nearly 4 . What man has been in the Ini Furl Golemsn, auditor for the Slightly delayed when It ,r. Spirit of Et. lA>uis.” alleged statements enrnnpting from » l*«th ' i trsoos were killed and 1999 reul estate business here the •L " honored truest, who sat in ru\’( Tff I that a souvenir hunter hud hour*, Ungono Mason, -U polit Milan, irrve clear indication that at l"**t'ju rad when a ii.urket; pl.... longest? * ’’"I rt*I !>eat „ f the fan.mm whittled .• four-inch s.|Uiire section |alqyer *»f 4un l.llb*. n 5 . F\ L. Woodruff Sr. >1 “ moderate” program for i i ' rens [native city of Lhungliut . 5. Whut inati has been in thu In­ tlie stubllit* r of the Spirit of j wa« enptun d I y a I*" *’ 1 ’ “'Plane w m Minn Martha Helen - Anmrlca’s ■ ■ i . j,Irt„ r,ling to a coatrat news r " fft in ing' light surance business hem the longest? • ............ * — .. ...... . dispatch. lP P S :, V1' Hs»W fa* ‘ hr- only •it 'l’OuTs, hut* repairs were n iuie' vilimis ami officer nine mil* jslrcngth might bu exju-cUd. v.u innan aviator in Cincinnati, fcho'c illicitly. 1 htr« -.J* Also Refuses Revoca­ tion Of Sentence In Thirteen Word Deci­ sion Released Today Investigation Shows ontinue Efforts To Save Radicals Di Hill Boom ed For Commission M AY W ALK OUT IN INTEREST OF PAIR if Everything Die In Chair Wednesday Night iY53jj i OPERATING CO ST :'LANES LINED U P «c t?i« i rM l FINE TABLET L O T T O M W A H Novel Platform Is ^ Announced In Bid Schools Will Open A sk M e Another! Lindbergh Shocks Friends By Asking Pretty Girl To Sit In Il i s A i r p l a n e .. .. . “. "'‘" T 1:1"', x c 'J S rs s w n ra �J V-s .V- page sne TH E S A N FO R D H E R A L D . M O N D A Y . A U G U S T 8, 1027 LIABILITIES Loans and Discounts.. Capital Stock . . U.S. Government Bond Surplus Other Stocks and Bonds Undivided Profits Office Building, Furni Dividends Unpaid tore and Fixtures . ' B ills-P ayable . . S 150,000JO . . . 100, 000.00 27,028.52 DEPOSITS . . . , 2,211,287.38 V/e have handled the business of Sanford for FORTY YEARS and we are prepared to do it now Our cash demands on h the Seminole County Bank handling- its customers’ payrolls, was $45,000.00. This Saturday, handling all the cash requirements ot the city we paid out only $70,000.00 and we are prepared to take care of the situation. Deposits at Close oa business June 30th, 1927 $2,244,064.79 Deposits at Close of: business A u g . 9th. 1927 $2,211,287.38 F. P. Forster, President 11. ( ’. DuBosc, Vice President B. A. Brum ley, Vice President B. F. Whitner, Cashier A. B. Betts, Assistant C'asliiei S.O. CHASE, B. E. SQUIRES II. C. DUBOSE JOHN MEISCH B. F. WHITNER B. A. BHUMLEY F. P. FOSTER T. J. HAWKINS, W.W.C. SMITH �* '.i " rr>■>' i 11 PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald Hollywood, Forty Years Old P «k lla h *4 rvrrr i f l i n o M firfll •■ ■ ■ t a r a t S a i l m i , l l o r l d a 111 M a s a o t l B A v r a u r . SANFO RD H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , A U G U S T 9, 1927. Hollywood, th e 1 cnpitol o f moviedom celehrnted Hr fortieth birthday anniversary during the past week. The Suits Canada? Suits Us. o f happy rem ini­ Air Education. K n t r r +4 ■* Srrnqd Cla aa M a t t e r , occasion was made one o f celebration and i l p t m e r 3 7 , 1* 11 , a t t k r I ' o M t i f f l r r Mis W olf; Ills Son. at H a a fa r d . F l o r i d * . u n d e r A«*t « f scences o f the pioneer period o f the film industry. The old r » a t r r e « a a t M a r r h , 3 , 1 H3 T. Buddha and Letilne. timer recalled the days when dogs used to round up great Hy ARTHUR OltlSIlANI! n o l.U M U II IP . A N i -----R 1I I T O H flocks o f sheep and drive them down what is now Hollywood K 1I O W A n il I l F . W i _.M A N A t J I ' l i ipirt o r S l a r Co. Top* nab* fU A l l I. K R . J D . V R t , M n n n i l m n d l l n r Boulevard, the main thoroughfare o f the city. The producers and stars of today took part in a general tribute to the city's QUEBEC M AY NOT A (JUKE to M in irH irT lO K H A T E ! ip »SI. Canadinli-U. S.• A. o n e T e a r ----------------------- -------- 37.00 founders. tllO -V Lawn-nee » , » M im t h * . ........... I, ......... ■— 3 3 .3 0 ship can it I. Us M»«wer production 31.73 it was two score years ago that Horace Henderson W il­ T h r e e Muntha ------- ---------- -would help New York mid New 3 ,13 lljr r a r r l n t*er w e e k cox and his w ife subdivided their orange nnd apricot orchards gnu land more1 than ( nnudn, ncU v r k l r e i l l t l in p e r T e a r ------3 3 .1*0 the foundation for roidimr to Cmndian experts. Tlmt The l l e e a l d , N n n k m l 'a p i o n e e r n e w a - sold a lot to a friend, and thereby laid p n p e r, a j l i a e r l l i e a to th e I n t e r n a ­ Hollywood. The curly settlers had to stru ggle for existence, j* f.,r Canada to decide. An allt i o n a l Arra n P e er lee, r e r r l v h i * f r o m . ., They used to debate the American canal i'.*n our own terntl ^ ta a ap erlor n e w * . ti e p n n la n tlo i IJIII W lt - j were not without vision. i,iy from llic ( I rent I.itkes to the i n r a t r t i o u a a a d rrord a d a lly r a r e r , l a v nil t h e I r n d l n K e r r n t a o f th e rti- question :"R osolved : that Hollywood business property some ocean would sail ibis country, and l i r r *rr*r!A - T h e I. II, la ea|ieelnl- clay will he worth $100 a front foot.” Today it is worth from half oT one year’s surplus govern* ly e tflelen t la I ' l o r l d a and II* m a n n e r o f h n u d l l a g a l n l e a r ' r a la five to six thousand dollars a front foot. uicnt income would build it. rrllh o n t equal. A struggling little village grew into a busy little town, the school c o u n c il of . T h e H e r a l d I- n in e n tlirr o f th e then inlo a thriving little city and today is a wealthy center, An dlt I 'a r r a n o f riren ln lln aa , * » Berlin says: "Germans must he ed­ In tern ation al A aa oelalloe o f I ’ til'- the headquarters for practically all o f the large movie inter­ ucated to nir sense,” and orders lle lie r a , A d t r r t l n e r e an d A d v e r * t a l n a o f the movie magnates a- ' teachers in i>Mi J schools to give A gen t* », hl'*li i r t i u l e ' a enrh l ' » ' . • ests in this country. Investments I 'a h e r - m r i n h e r to • aim 'll to * at between one hundred .nstruction in physics, aeronautics tyiortiBKh a u d it tif aiiliaen ptlo n llaia lone represent a figure estimated In order t* T e r l f y n h a.il n le ly all and one hundred and fifty millions> and mechanism of airplanes. •lalnta o f “ ‘ rea lofIn n at * »e ll Years ago when Horace W ilcox surveyed and laid out t o n r a t t.nalneaa m e l t .ot* ROMEHODY IN THE United the town little did he realize that he was beginning one of States— there are plenty rich en­ T U E S D A Y A tT.U S T 9. 1927. the magic cities o f the nation; little did he visualize that ough—mleht present grid safe 1 llh. IIEIIALII’A rntlflllAM Hollywood through its chief product would furnish the nation airplanes to every big cn'lego and l e ~ K e » a a t n y In elly nnd r o u n l y nd M ilalalrattn n. with one o f its ch ief means o f education and entertainment; endow* a few teaching pilots. The I.—. I l r e p r r t r a l r r r o o l r a t o Jorkaun * government will do that sene dnv. and little did he foresee that his town one day would produce The hoys would learn cagerlv. It rllte. r . e - i ' o n a l r u r l l n i . o f HI. J o n o a Inn an an industry that is one o f the greatest in the country today would pay the airplane makers to f i l t e r l iin tl * _ I n n n a u r a l l n n o f m o n t h l y “ P e t 1 and second only to the automobile field in the extensiveness do this, creating a market for their np W e e k . " planes. a — A u a m e n l *>B Of linllifjn* pro- o f its earnings. p r a m — knuera. I i o l e l e , a p a m o r n t •------------n------------ haaaea. a — A l o i n in unit y «; k e a t. • — C o m p l e t i o n ot e l t y h e a u l l f l r a f l u a p r o a rant. " — A iir tr and tu u d e r a k u a p lla L Learning To .lump Something new in sports is, according to Time, balloon jumping. It is rapidly becoming the thing to do among the R E D E M PTIO N :— Gyd will redeem English gentry, anti Long Island is said to lie taking to it my soul from the power of the this summer with the wildest enthusiasm. Apparently it will grave: for he shall receive mo. be only a m atter o f a few short months until business men, Psalm *19:15. like grasshoppers, will by jum ping to their work* P R A Y E R :— Great God, Thou hast A t present the sport has reached, apparently' only its redeemed us through the I.umh of prim itive stages. A small balloon capable o f liftin g about a God, who taketh away sin of the hundred pounds is strapped to the back o f a man weighing world. perhaps a hundred anti fifty . He then, with a little kick aT H E PIO NEER OF TH E A IR gainst the ground can rise quite easily over fences, walls, or Uy James Hall Naylor automobiles. But if he gives a real jum p such as ordinarily •—In The Week— would lift him two or three feet in the Air, he rises high and I'm the bouyont, agile and free soars over the tops o f houses, barns or trees, lighting gently Final craft of the Powers that H e;, on the other side. An I swoop ami 1 swerve, Of course as we said before this is quite primitive. NoAnd I circle and curve— I ’m the ship o f the Uppermost Sen. body wants to go around with a balloon strapped to his hack* With my white suits outspread,and 'j'jme js authority for the information that a moderately ro im in / h igh over the luminous! knapsack will soon be perfected which will he filled brow ; with a highly volatile, non-inflamnble gas which would have O f the cloud mountains, I j the same liftin g power as the larger and more cumbersome Cleave my way through the balloon. B IB LE VKHSK FOlt TO D AY S« i ffil Im theymarvel of Nintoen-and-now.! Ajicl if this is possible, why don’ t some inventive genius Wings— to kt-*>p time to the hreer.e perfect a means lor compressing this gas so that it can be as it Hlugn conveniently carried in some such article as n fountain pen or Songs of adventure and quest: 1n cigarette case? Then we could go about attracting no more ror. gale J iT W It’s Not Always Fair Weather When Good Fellows— As Brisbane Sees It M fLLIO NS OWNING worthless oil stocks testify that figures can lie. One* thousand delegates to the photfffrifnbers’ association admit end boast that photographs can He. They advertise for the "fattest womnn" to pn-ve Hint in photo­ graphs they rnn make her look HIO pounds lighter than reality. It is done "by a shrewd use of lighting nnd pose." Shrewd use of exercise, fresh water, steam baths, self-control nnd wise eating would make fat people happier, In justice to them it must hi* sniii that sometimes not even tl> strongest will can over­ come fat, title to defective metnh •!ism. O. W. HOLTON HAD on his tiltice in New Jersey n private an­ imal collection that included a caged wolf. The wolf broke loose, seised HnDnn’s three-veur-old son and killed him. The father and mother feel badly. The wolf was killed .and th»* animal collodion may bb abandoned. WH AT AROUT THOSE Mint cnl I’nti'-cr other people’s children by I keeping savnre, dAUV’croiis piillce ( do*'s and other ilcendants r*f vutves not enged, that occasionally kill children ? That fathers should allow such animats to menace their children hccause a d**g owner needs a dog to lick his feel, and make bin feel important, will amaze later gener­ ations. attention than ununl, nnd when we wanlc.1 to reach mir otfiee .‘ V*. *«■* East nnd the West! on the top floor o f the building, we would simply tyop into I'm fhe sum u* deeds tiiun has done, the air and sail in through the window without w aiting for I ’m the substance of victories won; the elevator. The vague dream of the vast many nui Ils i *m(-‘ points ont this would necessitate many new Mnnv „rentu.-les punt— Andtb* fa "t o f t be one now begun. I laws. There would have to he some measure provided to preAm l the sunshiny air-billows, i vent people from leaving the enrth too fr e e ly ; another reguTHE ROLSIIICVIK government whirled I luting the right way up and down mid sideways: also proba*t 'ailed 9K lama ;, limldhist B gh*nd “curkd ,y my Hw f k°' Visions against landing on the bond o f pedestrians, or using i.Hosts, who ohiected to national­ Into a porous spray, them as a jumping block to start from. ism of monasteries, to paying tnx- " f o c i 'c e 0.1. In /*L 2Ik Malaria, Chills and f, W(f Dengue or Bilious T i \c m 3 j: l v e o STEEV* . B WIs the f „mk. JN \ j mlotN111 DANCING Every Wednesday Night Lake Mary—Community n„ Music by Syncopato* &OT.OH ftOY ? V.HAT A SCAUE THEY H AM ? u s w h e w HMTV' 1 ■9& fllE'T G E T TO G ETH ER IR M. W. LOVELL a Justice—of—The—Peaf, Room 9 — Mason Tempi* M pvto*** [tO w •• • PY PUTOflL Buy % In Tire stone / •S j - Tires & Tubes This Week “I AM FLORIDA- Firestone Built ♦» lilt A DENTON HERALD Courier Cord All those who have friends in paint the rose of health on the the north who have repeatedly ask­ faded cheeks of old and young. I ed all about Florida, written by E. give strength to faltering limbs. K. Garrison, publicity director of "1 am a provider for the nation's the Bradenton Chamber o f Com­ market basket. The fruits o f my merce, to send to each of these in- groves and fields go forth to all i|uirers: the world. I reward the farmer "I am the land o f eternal sun­ •who tills my soil, the fisherman builder shine and youth. My breast is who sails ---- my ■” *' waters, ---- - ' the .......... warm from centuries o f undimmed I who helps me fashion my true dessun and covered with a brilliant i tiny. mantle of flowers nnd trees. My j **l am the siren of the South, lakes are my jewels, my cooling forever calling to youth of the land winds my laughter, niv rains the to seek the wealth I hold and freely wine of life for all things which give to those who have faith in me and labor for me, I toward cour­ find shelter in my long arms, ‘ ‘I am thu land o f opportunity, age and labor. I am the mother of sought first by the dauntless Span­ vision. iard who drank deep of my bub­ "I am ns aged as time, hut as bling springs seeking eternnl boy­ young as the spirit o f eternal hood. My treasures I have pat­ spring.iently held forth until man should "I AM FLO R ID A” claim his heritage— treasures left in trust with me by the Creator who gave me form. "I ani the sunporch of Americn. I gather unto the aged, the in­ firm, the winter-weary, and bid them rest or play in my bright sunshine. I lengthen the peace of life’s twilight, I make sweeter the journey to man’s ‘ Land’sEnd’. I 30x31-2 c on their property, and to being One by one fall away — —— ------------ f j -------------------removed from public office, O’er the farthermost rim of the) world. I No wonder the lamas objected to Wtngn— to give hall to the breer* that combination of insult and in­ ri.OIIICIA 8TATK NliWS as It brings jury. Word of wet weather or drought: That lair a news may be good Tnll— to wigwug to the tempest The Florida Slate News recently i mail order house, ami the comm un­ news for Great Britain, which wor­ or gale— called attention to people o f Till-] ity you, who are purchasing else­ ries about hostile Bolshevik prop­ Don’t cheer, hoys. The poor Ilo, for the North and the IttliUHsec to the trememlnuus mint-! aganda throughout Asia, devils are fishing. rr where, are helping to thrive, is not South! her of mail i /dcr catalogs recently The British are wise enough to I’ m* thu scion of races outworn, distributed in the city, ami to the a part of your community. let religion alone. Anybody ran be­ Well, mnvlie the non-ston hug I ’m the sire oflgreal people unborn; fact that shortly afterward, the It is certainly not goal business lieve what he likes under British has bitten the president, too. And my scIntlHant wake mails were filled witli packages for a Tullahassean to dig down in t ub* and pick out ids own Goo or Is the path man must tuke— from these same houses. his pockets to contribute to husin- prophet, ns long as he pays Brit­ When the Ford air-flivvers be­ As he travels from midnight to Nuturolly tin* people who were j ess elsewhere, taking from the lo- ish taxes. Render unto John Bull come numerous enough, there morn. attracted to the glowing descrlpt- cal merchants the profits they de­ what is his, and he lets you alone. should he n big demand for space For my white sail outspread, and ktfs, the illustrations and tin* ap­ serve, and which should go toward But Bolshevism, over emphasiz­ on the .Signs o f the Zodiac, my prow parently low prices, di<l not take a making better living conditions at ing its hostility to religion, may Pointing high o’er the luminous min.her of things into considera­ home, instead of having a share in offset a great deni o f its own prop­ brow tion. The Credit Association is an or­ the support o f another community. aganda. What Gautama or Moham­ O f the cloud mountains steep, ganized society for the prevention Home merchants are doing a To begin with the cost, with post­ med suid it, to Asiatics, more ini-1 Find a way through the deep; age, a period of waiting, nnd other local business, and without which of Cruelty to Credit. Just Pay your I ’m the marvel of Ninetocn-and- handicaps, seldom makes it worth the community would suffer tre­ I ortnnt than Lenirn* said. bills when they’re due, and help to novv. prevent this cruelty. while to desert the home dealer, mendously. The mail order houses W HILE THE BOLL weevil con­ W ings— to give heed to the breeze where you can inspect the goals, could not possibly take their place, The Sanford Credit Ass’n loe. tinues spreading in tin* United as It brings know just what you are getting, it and it is grossly unfair, to say States Cairo telegraphs tlmt; Promise of worst or of the best; approximately the same price. nothing o f being unpatriotic, and i “ Thanks to vigorous govern­ Tall— to take enre of the tempest In the second place, who pays bad bushiest, to make a practice I ment measures, the area affected or Vale— the Florida taxes that mean tile of buying by catalog, instead of Ho, fo r the East ami the West! education for the children, gotzJ j obtaining the same article, at prne- by the hull worm 1ms been consid­ erably circumscribed.” roads for the traveler, and niunlc- tically the same price, and keeplimit; Ipal good housekeeping? Not tho ing the money at home. Egyptian acreage affected by W « arc all in the same Architect tile pest bus been reduced from let's all pull together. First N»-*’l. Hank Bldg, 89,(100 to 5000 acres. What Egypt ■ -------- o— -----■h Word, Flu. rnn do (Ids country certainly Levine 1ms arranged for his trip ought to do. We have the scient­ hack. May It be a dry voyage. ists, the nu-ney nnd tin* boll wee­ -------- o—-----a vils. What is the matter with us? rugged boy who sells me for (From address delivered by Jo­ Mr. Longsworth wouldn't he a hod choice for the Republicans to seph II. Kin at Associated Advert­ penny. AM ERICA READS W ITH n pit­ I am the consort c*f Kings—the ising Clubs o f the World convent­ make either. ying smite that the Rumanian partner o f the capital— the broth­ ion, Chicago, June 22, 1925), - — o -----------er of the toil. Tho inspiration of King Ferdinand, feeling sorry for Born r f the deep daily need, of a In the death of ls.‘ouard Wood the hopek less —the right arm o f the |hs son, Carol, deprived of the America lost one of its most faith­ Nation— I am the voice o f Now— needy — thu champion o f the op- throne, left him -100,000 cash. In the incurnate spirit of the times— ful public servants. pressed— the conscience of t lie this country a gc-od sausage maker Monarch o f things tlmt Are, criminal, I am the epitome t?f the expects to leave his son 10 times My cold "type” burns with tile Ywu cannot help hut admire Gov­ tlmt amount. Hut u sausage heir world’s Comedy and Tradegy. ernor Fuller’s couruge even if you firo-ld<vid o f human uetion. I am apparent needs more than a royal i My responsibility is Infinite. I fed by arteries of wire with the do not agree with him. speak, and the world stops to list­ heir apparent. Champagne $25 a girdle the earth. 1 drink from the — — — o ---------en. I say the word, and battle bottle In our cabarets. One-tenth No newspuper editor objects to a cup of every living joy and sorrow. flames from the horizon. ! couneel tlmt price in Europe. Joyful jam of ads in the columns I know no death, yet 1 am born apeace, and tin* war-lords obey. I am of ills pt]>er.— Timea-Unlon. Why gain with every morn— with every The owner o f Loch A r ­ Is based upon spiritual principals, i noon-4-with every twilight. I leap greater than any individual—more which are admittedly difficult to should he? bor property is free from into fresh being with every new powerful than any other group. I understand, let alono follow. — — o --------am the !ynan ite force of Public assessments— anot her ad­ Want to buy u nice hotel ? One of world’s event. In spile of this church is a Opinicn. Rightly directed, I am the big ones ut Balm Beach is to Those wlu* created me cease to a Creator of Confidence. A builder mighty force in tile nation for vantage o f this desirable la* solo ot auction.—Tampa Tribune be— the bruins and heart’s blood of happiness in living. 1 am the keeping people toned up to high development. Look it over, Well we’d like to be able to. that nourish me go tho way o f hu­ Backbone of C<•inmercc. The truil- levels of thinking and noting. p-p -------- o-------man disolutiin. Yet 1 live on— und Hl/.azer of Prosperity. I am the investigate, judge il on its It has kept the affairs o f the Bomb plots to uid Sacco ami Van- on. Moral Governor before the attent­ teacher of Patriotism. merits now. zrtti will avail nothing. The laws I am majestic in my strength— 1 am tho bands of the clock of ion o f IBs people. o f the United States will he carried Sublime in my Power— Terrible in i'hi.e—the clurirn voice of Civiliz­ It has been the force behind the out I f It takes the whole American my Power—- Terrible in my Poten­ building of nonies for orphans, un­ ation. army to do it. tialities— yet as a democrat us the fortunates, deficient, demented and I am the newspaper. aged. “ Teddy” Roosevelt’s w ife is III. It has been the backer und often There wus a time when she was (lie starter of philanthropic enter­ first lady o f the land and her illness j TAMI’A TIMES prises. woulfj have been the cuuse of un ( , iThe church is easy to slum nnd unusual ypw o f streamers in the The church may not lie the only by slackers und by enemies. hard to replace. newspapers. place where men may profitably It i* a target mr every felltav Kick it if you like; but you will spend Sunday. with a chip on his shoulder or a In* happier and wiser to buck it. Herman Dann is frank in his O f course it is not. That is what Theodore Roose­ grouch in bis system. opinion o f himself. In u letter he Nevertheless, it is one o f the It is too narrow for some and velt had to say about the church. soys that he appreciated being ap­ Box 339 Sanford . Suppose you go to church tumortoi* broad for others. pointed on a committee with tho very best places. was correct It has been well tried. All o f this is perfectly natural— Jn iv and see if he other excellent gentlemen.— Ocala It has been knocked about badly in fact Inevitable, since the church <about it, Banner. The truth will out. TRADE AT HOME is n I’rcscriuiinn f„, N O T S O C A P 'U H W T H E 'ffe E Elton J. Moughton THE NEWSPAPER No Assessments In loch Arbor SEE ABOUT THIS DeForesl-Sanlord Realty Co. $5.95 Watch For Our Weekly Specials Fire may cause the destruc­ tion o f your home or place o f business. Reliable in­ surance is the one sure way o f protecting your “ proper­ ty dollars.” This agency has long been faith fu lly serving propertv owners. i Sons Sanford Laundry 1 Established 1DOR 221 Magnolia I’ h«ne 18 1*1IO N E 475 Firestone Tires liu|( Cu ■HI West First Street TrlMl J Call on this agency for ad­ vice and help. Men’s Linen Wash Suits 75c A. P. Connelly & (One Day Service $1.00) Seminole Tire Shop F i rst National Bank “ The Bank of Servirr" It’s up to you H. C. VIELE "A Substantial lew d er ju a Substantial City „ 108 Magnolia .. O f course there is no lf< gal obligation that rnn1' pels you to save money, yet every body will ailwil — that saving is an ah' solute essential for ever) person S S x I ona* B e a t c f o l who desires 1“ get ahead. Spending all you c*',rtl will never advance >’M beyond your present p°* t IM 't L sition nnd we do not hesi­ ■■V tate to call your alien- . i*: lion to this simple Irulh- ’••&u i O d a. F L O R ID A ’S G R E A T SU M M E R TIM E T O W N This ir Rtf tut Ion aims in every way to encour­ age— iSA V ING. r utli ii y f ri» rn* 11rinp11* f ri»in till in **r 1 ■•»11**** :N(*i (*•« itntl V'ii nciifjt Incur ilnilrtl tin yIntin tirnrli—in pin ft H*«* forllinjtli* Inrnttn n ttnti lo n g n g o i i r h i i o t t l f t l g r i l tn tm% r r n i l i i u r t l Hi In I Hii M ('o n a t H o t i l t h t lir Wurlil 'n l*li»r«*i A l t - Y c n r ( ' l l i n n t r . W n r m lit IVIu<*»* t o o l In hniniiirr* Ills \\ I n l r r m i l In A l r r n i l ) %%nrlil*%«Itlr. From til© North, Kant nml Mlcl-Wmt, uven tin* I'nclfli* <*onnt* Money in the Bank SaF* guards Success th r> r o m r i f o r t h r r llin n t r , t l i r l l r n r h nml f o r t l i r g r n i t p ro icrmn «>f r n t r r t n l n i M r n t p t i l i ’ h | i i r l m l r « t l i r W o r l d ’* g r n i t r s t munifit I *irisii»il*t'ilii.itii» nml I ml It It! uni nril*i* i for tlir hr nut r Mf ( t n r n o m l l r * o f %«ulrr f r o n t — «»rrnn nml r h r r ; f o r u o l f c fluid o k , lint hlii ir, nin lorln u . rldln tf , liiutf litit, nnllliitf, > it rh lln jf . Itn fin Id rn l reiiinnirrtImr l i m n , ton. I V n p I r In ( ' r t i f r n l F l n r liln. AI nhiiinii, (iroriT in find ( h r ( ’nroll n nn k n o w l h l » nml r o m r li> IIioUNIIImIn, lt«» r o l l In r r n r h ln it yutl un it. W i l l y o u r u i u r f AdilrriMs 111 ('tinntlirr of ('uiuntrrrr for lirtlnlr of rrd^rrd t u i m i i r r r n l r * In h n t r U , o p a r t l u r n t * nml o n Im* l l n r r . Cordially yours, — — : _________ f-.;v C en d f o r _____ Mress_ _ _ _ _ _ _ rodder M A. �/ I V ' •• ' +- •\ V" r. , '? T r f Z l. m ‘T P -'.t-t'J n., T H E S A N FO R D H E R A M ). T U E S D A Y , •.-Social and F jfflcc Telephone 148 I KJ i i L Guild Holds -us ’ie • And Social ■\ G . Home Of Mrs. C ! licet at K o’clock at the Old altar letnmil nir Hall over the IJnsket. | The m-\t n will bo held tin tist Church C ir c le •StT,tt-mlu’' dsIvegularMeetingf| Afur.m . , " /-i ___ • . _ saeted, i'll meinl h Mrs. luminings for tin i>.i ... inii nt; i .. r.. made a.lieh a m 1■i.■.■i P A\is Stenstron of Winter ' l,‘ “• i iting in Sanford a - th I't o( her sister, Mrs.. K. S, I*'-y at her homo on Bark Ave. 1 111111 i-d,- loft Monday with •;;,«»»! Ille!'-' 1 .... .i-1■" f; ''' of S ' . I i - go. Ms of Mr. 1 " • B, William* at their P Pink Avenue Mi*. D,'11,!,. Tul|lL.r im,| 8jlll ■ •’ 1 1 , o f Port M> » ;; -i Ring Mrs.. Tur- , , l =i . : h i ,,,, I, ,’t'd ' - their home. T he-. |m„5v"n,,« ,dcd home by Mi.;. [ r ' l*,‘*thcr Mr*. P. R. Bavago. ndi n * ^Tfd who bus Iwen Vniavtn ' U* "** llrown, tue oluia's. '• lllth ■ n ii ■ Meltory i » oil very ,t Imytunu ! olmti .'iiiif>]i from Tanip i i: lelaip’. urned home * - she has T h e signed statem ents of in telligen t m en and >r the past w o m e n w h o s e voices are to them w h a t the sic WJIbmil c iiere ns t vs. M. L. her horn ■ hands o f the day laborer are to h im — the m eans indispensable to livelihood or success in life— are convincing. . . !, ' announcers, testify that they liko L U C K Y S T R I K E cigarettes because o f their finer flavor T « T'i o 1 ate To <Tin “l brtli , ' , ;uu.1 °tber points in 1 « 1 • 1 =• expected to rei'l'-’ day ufteinoon. Mr. I ■ M^ ti T O -,* . and because th ey do not irritate the throat. t mMk B efo re such statem ents by laym en w e re pub­ lished, questions had been addressed to a n u m ­ ber o f physicians in various sections o f the llO N S jtw jetiik c i a n s — and som e replies had been received. llotiHV u f-fs 1 * 3 in Die process oi cocling. i' Do not let the supply of Ico In,; ,j 9651 your retri.>--iv.t, r ;uu c - t . question “ Y E S ” . Besides the loss in foodvoluo, It requires more Ico to restore prppcr tompsrjluro. ICE :(x y c i l V V m d o c to rs a n s w e re d this i .. . i.JE ; <v> Styff • iH*, » OEPAIfTfdEBT/ n*,,g to opeonipany •Mk3$,-£ mA a ; ui- O MliiGi, g.V, Metropolitan Star, “ Like scores of other:’, whoso everything i;r their verier anil Dclear throat, I, when i smoke, prefer the toosteil cigarette Lucky Striku." 11,105 doctors answ ered this question “ Y E S ” . J ‘.••it* 802 ;'r IV/r n n K F l i y 99 66 rne M,,';,VUl^ r Noted w rites; -f- her' and brouier.l returned■ Titta Ruffo, *■ im - Q2— D o you think from you r experience with D U C K Y S T R I K E cigarettes that they are less irritating to sensitive or tender throats than other cigarettes, whatever the reason? M I’lpi’ i £ C E R T IF V that **-<» Inyo # I Jnw'nuJ g Ci.-.fj y "Iin’oiit Onn and T*ivo j ltd tint (turn ara P ,651 ufliriiiatlvt) anawt r , /,» Qtifia* firtil Ono and 11, JOS alftfinativc* ait m at a to Quaitioti 7*»u. terehii, ' l'i “ f,‘' rnoon from St. Injin-, K Wh* f e have Iwen P Y liK A N U , UUrt* MHOS. * M Q NTTiU lU .ilY r> Dr s°\u V.V"* with N«v, Yulh. July U. IW7. f»t-j ri)nin’„!|„ | .■ ^ olkor. TheV wcie J ' ' 1 h»"H* ! » ’ Dr. Walker ■ M*ond thin week n* their 1 AL.juulaitt* tUttl VuCItvi* No Throat Irritation - No Cough, t-V,. m T *:*V !T T '— 1----- Si; Q1— In y o u r judgm ent is the heat treatment or toast­ ing process applied to to b a c c o s p r e v io u s ly aged and cured, likely to free the cigarette from irritation to the throat? i :l | A ll py? r^ -» . ' 7 'T V'W- <& ***& '* i T h e follo w in g is the result o f the questionnaire: / h: ■; B 'if’ ,| to Jacknonville Mon I ( w i< j.’ . ; . . ’ U nited States— m an y o f th em leading p h ysi­ i UUY YOU A ctors and actresses, great singers, m en conspicuous in public life, radio r li-ft Tuesday al M fro m th e v, trueh w ith II oval e re b ’Li, IT 1 yo uh g u * fa r pure, i K ‘ Ice. C ourtec m e a t, p rom t GPACEV1I.I.E 1017 full , mrlnods of watermelons shipped*1 from Jack-mu County si> far this’ "' aenson. „Vi,w| ■d Sun-Jay 1 *o points Mr. |£ £ 7 JACKSON,Miss., Aug. P. ( I N S ) - ’ Bell llnven College, one of ' the largest in the state, was burneiL.to tlie ground at 7 o'clock this romii* ing after being struck by lightning Taring n severe electrical stojrm veieh swept over Jaek.-on uricl * this, section of the state. ; * »;■ t<w. ui: h LOl.LhtiE BURNS What 9651* Doctors say on this subject ! Romdter .leiirni, I Mr: Opt iff';; j W ASH ING TO N V leantJXoii* i f I 1 ■ ii, ■■ ;:ator-. might to lie able - I restrain themsclTca f^em ■, ll.e \. .’.U . (U .; ' ll tile r (,'nntv i -o justly fnnfoii’’ . THi'f arc Allien W. Barkley of ICentntky, ] r n I Dnydi ii of . .ti.onm, M'dlard i'vdtn'M of Maryland end Elmer Thomas o f Oklaln-nm. 'A ll are • Democrats am! all have teen Ion? trvieo In the House, where one is taught that Democrats should !»c seen and no-t heard. Occasionally a member i allowed In spent:-lK the llotifc, but very often he i* _ stopped before be rr.n reach bis • subject. ’ These four men. promcd*u> t»y their states at the expense o f di*r ' tinguished Regublicnn.i, mv all tif ; icimterial calibre and their pres­ ence in the upper house will glvn no comfort to those who would con-* vlnco us of the stupidity of the electorate. T JL mea Parker I Mri. 1 nm. Smith, I )r, re, Mr. and in I*' - -'-dm T. Brady relumed J1*' Saturday afternoon from ; .ronvilh; where she spent a few V /'- th i ■, daughter, Mrs. Dan ’ |n dder. 1 i:\os ts were ■t v.'iov; Mr. Ip, P, mol lr. and Mr*, U ill at the Jefferson H ,urt;- " " - .L IT E ririi'riy CiiHun =fci»>=«J f- r hi M1M Forest Lake who k W^SHINGl'ONy t'rmrm, w!i i iris diropped in t i rnlo their Ui*. 1him hail a birthday Tin be in pci i [.ding the post month here with for it.- I him u,ii Clyde Byrd It-ft Monday; \|i ! I her home at Live Oak, home from tire . t -------where has been-for pf- '. N. Rulo oil and futiii (inied homo Saturday from DayBeavli where they have b.-cn puliin: the past two months. 1 • • t o .M. Elder, who lias been ,5.>F- rs . biding the jiaat few day* herr 11'"- -, left Sunday for hirau-r k mie at Clayton, Ga. ,r- 'Old Mrs. Albeit " V 'tV -1ku!*!.''°or m ™ hw ! V of the Guild • and Monday in place -j bo an- I ^ t 1?, *day Wallace Wright. On Monday Afternoon ' ------ Dec, 1 in the New Pariah House. Kathleen Mnllorv Circle of Refreshment a of pm h and wnf!i; t Baptist Church met Mon- L'r* were nerved lute In the nftefflcmoon with Mrs, Cum l," " n by Mi 1 at the Falrview Apartments, i Mrs. Raymmnl Ji , lbi . chairman, Mrs. P. D. Me- **row,J; 1 ! I Phillip opened the meeting with hrod Dulgur. lure reading after which i l ’r' "i,1)' VI '.' m ! ' lice prayers were offered by .* 1 ?IrJ ' : Mrs. The t.-ple fo r the first |M* |«.f the afternoon’s program P \ ? Ir \ I),tck , f y Mr . 1 |\\. Mi im h .!r., M i h. Mtlurcu TCords of Love. , t , t r |Alexander, Mrs. Cuuthcn Hutchin most inspirational talk w a s l8oni ,Mr;! Koymond Hall, Id r.. C hy Mrs. Stanley in which; w . Pearman Mrs. Raymond Hi . tiens from Edgar (iuest and .\jrs. Heyward Walk r, Mr . Rl Wadsworth Longfellow raond Phillips M rs Benjamin [quoted, in keeping with Uie Whittier Jr„ Mi . Fred Daij “Friendship". and Mrs. Glover, Me Nuhb reported for the In- r iiiniittei! that -i m dy |y hud In en provided fur durgoldenrod past week. ,vas iinriminced that the nex* The Woman's Mhmlonnty Un lug of the circle would In* Ip-ld lay afternoon nt 1 i.Vloek will hojd if* monthly to* ’ ' 1Mr*. Ed Bigger* nt Silver gust !», at 8 •*»(' o’clock at tl munity •,hurt h, M '’ • I ridge lia > ! '. n : ; t '■i Urt Dodson motored Kunday for the meeliiiir, ' *• fiiimniee where he spent the intereyluig program, it t are expected t‘> I-' i noun with friends. meeting and alt vi Nell Williams lias returned made "■ 1 b.m ties* where she has been M* • H. < 1’; o f Miss Janet McFor- l-oulsi, in « . :>.<< in Matlier- retur.’iu from Biiuk .Motmi.iii JfiJJ West Left uu Saturday they hove keen for They iepo [Wham, Ga,, where lie will weeks. lltful r » fortnight visiting re­ Weather had been \ and that wr.ii al there most i f th •::. K i' si Like* left Monday for bis they eani” ii tlr ■it Tampa after spending a t li.ii n. >• [Jays hole with his hrothvr, I'bn" : <■: i cnrouti-. . lam I .akv. R, C, Bnilth liti< Irs I'aul Radford who has been grocery store form . I*, |iflg at Cocoa as the guest of the "ColHcut t.'.v h ; i Jack Holt is expected to ic- Drevery hnd v 1)1 take ebmpo. Mr. Durvory boine Tueaday. will leave mun for u \ _ Its. Ernest Krupp left Moml.iy former home in i 1 w l d. b I it;i.in fgr lleinli'i onville, N. ! pect to return here in ( Among the mury ii r-dun she will spend the iuf d’. r of the Kuninu-r. . ... w being made In the |tion o f Goldenrod i thwiis Fleischer of New York a ilwellmg : ml u » ■ ■ i i< visiting her mother, Mrs. Stain o an 1 t h, r m t o Fleischer, for a few weeks at inunity warel . , bonn- on Tenth Street. trucking ..|>pl unr farmers, Iletmaii Kanner, who has Mr. Stanley II lisiting her nuitlu-r Mrs. completed the j lo,n J'ft at Jacksonville for a few ferns in lii-< lu-V has returned home.. Bcnjamine a | -------[growing in this si i: bia. I a., to be Mr. and Mrs. John K. Mae Dtm- ------ — Irby McLune has returned to (In Monday evening Uie regular i Sanl'onl after pending the pnst A lovely social affair of the week ......„ ___ __ Residence Telephone 859 ---------------------------.. J - B •'> which the cordial hospitality qf in eetin go f the Marie Unffo Girls month in New York, Toronto, Can* ■rr^ : ---■ .cere: [the hostess was reflected in e v e ry . o f the Methodist Church was hhld rain and points in Connecticut, t I . . . . 1 j*m i/k«7 c I' Aotnil was that of Tuesday morn- 1at the homo of Mrs, A. K. Shea- Massachusetts, and New Jersey J l i n i O I la L c ig U C IZillJw jr 6 , in^r when Mrs, W. Wallace Wriglu ; maker. wI,ore he has b.-jn visiting frionua P t r ' l l i i ' *A| | <i L i i M n r v 1* “ « hostess nt bridge at her ultmcThe meeting was culled to ord er'and relatives. J tive home on Mcltonvillo Avenue, by the president, Miss Itcbecca The guests were the members of d a rk , and after all otd business Miss Jeanette Griffin, 1’oda Me I he Every Week Bridge Club and a thud been dispoM.-d of. new bushier.* Noil ami Charles Tindell of Kisd the ■ ---- -— was brought before the meeting, Isimmee were the guests o f-Mrs. nlist The Junior League o f the Meth­ fow extra players. The rooms where the guests as-| Miss Elizabeth Clarke hndcharge Minnie K. Jones on Tue.-diy. odist Churrh enjoyed a picnic at semhled for play were bright with o f the program for the evening They were accompanied home by last Lake Mary Monday aftcrnocm. sister, Mr*. T. the ihowls and flower holdurs filled with and gave a most interesting talk Mir* G riffin’s : of It.' ehildreii were met on St. Mark’s Mall at New Orleans. Allen Jones, who has been spendwhich cofried ' ' ^ - h u w **"'>«*«; , church with curs Several new members were added ing the week end here, ......• s ores fur the interesting game El J 'h * t lie,l in'r' tn!' th111■■ lake. n number o f vU'* '■ Games itums were * ■"'ere kept on tallies done in floral lto » the circle and a I Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Gonxalex * « » of red mat yellow. A fter nor* were present. of ____ Tempting refreshments Monday from "■ ' , l 1 11 ‘ the usual number of progressions Tempting refresl were ser-; mtufnod home spread j had l.eea played nebres were com *!vcd at the close of the meeting byTowom la, Pa., where they have Those enjoying the pleasant out mrty " 1 nred n’4,1 the cltib Member h av-i the hostess. been visiting their daughter, plw goill i i t’or- ing were ing scored the most points was Igiv-1 Those present were: Miss Ite- Mrs. Leo U. Rockwell. They stopStewart McIntyre, i n a dock of bridge cards. For the IlcCia Clarke, Miss Ruth Moss, ped onroute home nt Greenville S. Stitukiy; -Mr. and Mdntyri idtfo «V.. and riinrlt* M. Intyre. Emily Priest, cm t having made top scare there Mrs. W. II. Rawlins, Mrs. Burke where they were the guests of .1f at Ov- l’ .-tinlu'f I >n t, Sam Moye, hloiso ! was also a deck o f cards. Steele, Miss Ann Moss, Miss Elir relatives for a short time. I'Twiti Sipdre, Margaret, 1:i. F. S*:lby ami Winn, When the prir.es hnd been n- atetli Clarke. Miss Alya Chorpcnth; Mina 1 KIvil Squire*, Clayton Bailey, son of Mr. and wuidcd and the tallies cleared and injr. Miss Doris llolcolm, Miss Qla Re 1 ’utter;! an and laid with pretty luncheon cloths, Spurting, Mi? Florence Spurlimr. Mr*. G. \V. Bailey, arrived hern Alio i < arJincr. ing,. Mu the hostess assisted by Mrs. James Mrs. Thelma Host, Miss Anna Sunday on a 80 day furlough after WilH: nia I II. S’ljulres, Anna Clark and ILden (*. Sharon, Mrs. George A. DeCotes Clarke, Miss Mattie Chapman. Mis*, an absence o f four years during lorpening, SI. ; ' liorpeiung. end Mrs. Robert Holly Sr., served Helen ( ’liorpeninff, Miss Virginia which time lie lias bynn stationed fruit ciektuil, a salad and a sweet Au tin. " f Avondale, (la., and Mrs. "»i the U. S. S. Scorpion rind tT. M. “ Mr, 3. Uherwood, spending the grontThose playing wen- Mrs. George A. K. Shenmnker. Friday 1 The many friends of Mrs. Fort l-ake v. ill regret to learn that g \\ inner. Sirs. James (J. Sharon ----------------I io- portion of the time nt ports In • continues critically ill at the Mr r; y . Smith. Mrs. W. .1. Carl J. 11. Jackson returned to San- Europe. ---- -— * l tliii> week flora d. ci son Hospital at PhilnddphHi |l |«iuju.n, Mrs It. Mac Donald of ford Monday after fpending some .Mrs. T. Alien Jones, who has , \vlu iv they have I’a.. a voiding to reports received Kiistl**, Mrs. .lames L. Wells, Mrs. time with his family who are visitbeen the week end guest o f M p lir e this morning. . j J. ({. Boll. Mrs. Robert J. Hollv Sr., ing relatives at Vidniin, Ga. thr-sb week*. ......... _ .Minnie E. Jones anil Mrs. Ben i i fifJl»l iaolmctl t > , , , -------, Mrs. F. E. Itoil inMint, M rs.A .C . F. Vr. and Mrs. F. W. Short ot j.-,,,, lin,| Alr5 \V. Theodore U n gMrs. lai Rue Bliss, who 1ms been Cantwell, left Tuesday evening bufiir Friday, ’ pending some time nt Vlrenville,*foj; Kissimmee where -die win I Fu■WTilS iit'* Piiii'ideUima, Pa,, me motoring to |rV S. c „ and who accninpanicd her sis- l eipain until Friday when sho r Ii-l-i iizinrl,. iltJ in* L>> '11*, 11 *, S nford and will visit here as tha of Mrs. Slioit’s parents Mr. DADE C ITY — Work progres­ tor Mrs. F. J. Gonxalex home Mon- goes ’ to New Y< rk to join Dr. H n uimln them rd Mr , .!. W. Rutledge nt their sing on construction of new Dade day afternoon, left Monday even- Jones who is an intern- at one "f the large hospitals there. City Community Hotel. .no ■'U Fast Third Street. ing for her bom • nt Orlando. ' The regular 1-1 mess and unci' meeting o f St. \g nos Guild \vn ;hold Monday a .ernoon at th T TLS D A Y home o f Mrs, M rl imer Clover < krittn Class of the Baptist Palmetto A l), will meet ill H o’elock P■ i ■ Id pretty ai^me 0f Mr*. Clifford Walker, rnagoni eeolorcd scin^fSl Thirteenth Street. jijia*. a:i I ■ KotjUhe biiri. WEDNESDAY m'** « '« * *»"*»» at d under ■ the l„v Spaulding Circle ,-f the b;«der, hij. ■: -.Im Guild .{ i-! jl|.i,lCt (Turn'll will meet Mrs. Kajrnmml L-v.i-m l I'ium •. Mr’s .1. Livejuy o th e r home .’ i*scll,iM'd r">* w' lu b e da inlo Avenue. I’. '" " . ' ! .rt.m rcr.A V C-ootrc- MeRmy uud Mrs. It. W. THURSDAY Pearman Jr. . . < appointee LI Neighbors of America assist Mis. Civile Derby on the T Members OfTheEvery Marie Raffo Girls Are Week Bridge Club Are Guests Monday Night - - - - - - Guests of Mrs. Wright O f Mrs. Shoemaker A .‘V 'A R E TIIREI7. MRS. FRED S’ , D.UGER, SOCIETY ED ITO R Social Calender P<- D B. Byrd who ha d /W*vi \U G U ST 0. 1927. Bm �F A C E FOUR T H E SAN FO R D H E R A LD , T U E S D A Y , A U G U S T 9, 1927 In tropical countries Riant fire* flic* arc imprisoned in n perforat­ ed gourd, which sirvcs the owner nr a lantern. Nation's Capital Honors Walter Johnson The King Is Dead—Long Live the King Here nn» twu interesting views o f W alter Johnson Day nt Washington, when thousands o f Washington fai honored their great Iturlcr, tho gr?uteot in bnsrhitll, on the twentieth anniversary o f his major league debt At tho left is shown Secretary of State Frank Kellogg,tding in the absence of President Coolidge, present ing Johnson with the American league d stinguinhed service cross, stuiided with u ufamond for each of i 20 years service, and, at the left, Is Hilly Evans, ace o of American league umpires who worked Johnson' initial game in 1907, congratulating Johnson on his rjmnrknblc career, Evans, r.(signed to work the A i'g game, was able to work o*il t '<> inning, nml that on cr ntehes, bocuuse of a recent Injury. Hero are Min first pictures to come from Rumania since the death nt Bucharest of King Ferdinand. At Ihn left aides are shown carrying the casket holding Fordluniiil's body to Cotrocenl Castle, where it lay In state Atop the casket In Ihn king’s plumed lint. Al the right little Michael. Die hoy ruler, is shown being led Into tho Chnmhor of Deputies, whore he entered upon Ills kingship hy hearing ilio rccent take tho oath o f alleciancn to him. Rochester Scieniis is Shocking Soil Into Fertility With Electrical Sparks ROCHESTER, N. V. Aug. I*, indicated that the static energy, ( I N S ) — Shocking tlie soil into fc shot into the ground with lightning tility with 103,000 volts of electri­ like effect, completely, desroys city literally plowing by radio, is weeds, cut-worms and small animal engagtisting the attention of'Roch­ itiul insect life. ester scientists and hundreds Flows IJy Radio Monroe County farmers. Mr. .Roe’s electric plow, utiliz­ Its practical application was de­ ing radio principles, even to the monstrated at tlie fnrnts o f Donald aerial ......... nnennne, on the second apWoodward, millionaire Leltoy farm- Jplicationi "fizca” nitrogen front the ' -i- ii cr. |air into the soil, which eventually "Electro soil culture” ns i it Is | , produces carbonate o f ammonia, termed by its inventor, Hamilton L. making fertilizing utuu ccs nty. Roe o f Pittsburgh,already appears I The ___ plow ,___ nml ___ ... .......... — its appliances tiro to have justified all that iH claimed the result o f thirteen years intenfo r it. Tho Inventor holds all pat- sive experimentation by the invenenta for the application o f electric!- tor and will save the United State* ty to the soil. Results so far have government millions of dollar.-, now S U N grass growths. Seeds sown in the electrically treated plot had germinated in eighty hours and showed a much finer bed, absolutely clean o f weeds nml other undesirables. The plants were nearly twice as high an in tho other field. Kill llactcriii The destructive power of the electro-soil culture treatment is mormons, said Mr. Hoe, in com­ paring it to the pnsturization of i milk. Angle-worm, Imctitrin and I spores of weeds are destroyed compl.'tely by the immense power of the treatment. Asked if tlie treatment did not •destroy d.slrablc bacteria, Mr. Roe j admitted that it did, but explained that no harm was accomplished spent on eradication of the rorn borer and other insect pests if nther tests prove ns successful as (lie LeRoy experiment. The electrical j plow is attached to the rear o f any • i tractor, the coils uml other uppnra- 1 tus being operated hy n generator on tile rear. t An experiment on a field of buck­ wheat gave an amazing demonstra­ tion o f tli- effect o f the electrical treatment. A field that always had N E V E R M A I 1KI. N O H M A M ) UK IT Kit SANTA MONICA, Aug it. — (IN S )— Mabel Normand, film actress, who i ill with pleurisy and influ­ enza Jt the hospital here, is expect­ ed to be at lo to leave for her horn j today. Bill Jenny, a sixty-two-yeur-old cVdanaker who for the last thirty-, two years lias been winding and tending the 1 llf>0 clocks o f the Sn- 1 very lintel, London, claimed many year ago Mint nt ntiy hour of tip* day nr night ho could tell the time within half a minute. This uncanny ability baffles the British Medical 1, 'Society, members of which ImCe j | >tried numerous tests to dislodge i what they call his ‘acute phycho- 1 The oldest Christian Church in tho world, built duting the Third Century, stands within the shadow) of Mount Ararat at Etchmindzin in .Soviet Armenia. Gregory tlie 111ominuto.-, vvnom the armenians be­ lieve converted them to Christian­ ity, i supposed to have been its founder, and it is for that reason known as St. Gregory’s Cnthcdrnl. JAC KSO N VILLE — New fire station No. IJ at Salem Street nod McDuff Avenue opened re­ cently. Hltio is tlie favorite 'color * Gue:n Mary f t E'tghtn' The (Juecn carries her color preference JAC KSO N VILLE — New white even to the royal gardens, where way lighting system being instal­ plants with blue blossoms of alt led on Trout Creek and McGirt rhitdo* predominate. Creek bridges at cost of $0,000. C H E S T E R F I E L D ’S » m i me tonus llirrrlnt* . w iiv the Knttlneers ««|<i j,"** mol theretofore nlnptcif |„ "J Hoard of Commitsinner s District In the amount nut ..J? nor $1.550,0(10.00. fit*' form of llnlliit t«,r ?«>, tii.it sltnll het - fu r NnvlRitllnn Itistrlrt lu**,. ••\Bnlnsl Nntln.itl.in IIKlrlrt tiM rtnlil election sn ordered [, 1,et(l, sltnll lie held at th« ■ilaces In tint various Pr,p“ Where the Inst Reneral rl»rtira'!J III Id. tliroiiahout the entire Cm, ,.f .Seminole, mill Slieti electl lie conducted mid Die ran,,,, I lie voles certified lo and tfc. , mens nml canvnss of Hit tftutu said election slmll l.e mads it , tnnnni.r nml within the tim, Jri el tl.ed for g *Herat elections,*!., l lull the .. ........ ■' tin .ii.live .in St led cause, Iiv Hie I'litinr.ilile Frank A. Smith. Judge i f the Revniiteetith'Judicial Circuit,! slttliur pro hue vIco, lu the absence of t!u* in noruhle \V. \V. Wright, ■ Judge i f the Ttventy-Third Judlc- , ml Circuit In and for Hcnilimle Ornate. Florida, which Decree was 'll in s m i Ol m e m'Wspantr, ' entered on the 2Kth day of July, A. llhlied In snld County uf 11 is*37, lu a i nuse pending In tho H ih«nT! Cliciilt Court ' f the Twenty-Third f i- a period of mu i,-M i d weeks prior to the said il.i Jnrliclil Clrcull In nml for Semi­ the said election. 01,1' nole County. Florida, WHEREIN The following person* nr* i..e Clltul IIUND AND MOUTHAME ami designate! C( (Ml'A NY, tt corporation organized appointedami clerks mneniV! ■tlld existing under the laws of the speutors for said election: State of Florida. Is I'otnplitllinnt. Precinct. No. 1 . West SnafuM i nil HAHItlKT WII.I.IS FISH. OKU- ] It. C. Maxwell. Clerk. RUK II, MYKltS and JOHN DAVIES. I 1 .. I*. Chittenden. Hill SKMINOLK COUNTY HANK, a Knrl J. Srhultx. i orpin at Ion organized and existing \V . K. Iletts. As Inspertnn ; under (lie laws of the Stale of FloNo. 3, l.ukc Monrur ! r iln. are Defendants; t. WlI.I.tAM I’ .'•J.ecllicl. If. Moffett, Clerk, i KM,IS, us Special Muster in W. M . Oglesby, •Cliulicery. will sell lii tho highest J. It. Johnson, 1 and lies! hinder, fur cash, at the A. S Hawkins. As lusterion front d air .f the Court House. In Precinct. No. 3, Fast Kanfi.nj thi City of Sanford, Seminole CourtIt. 11. liras, Clerk. Florida, on Monday, the 5th dnv 1 .. T. Ilryau, i f September, A. I). 11*27, same be­ .1. Turnbull, lli'; a Ittile I'uy of September. A. It. \V. M. Haynes. As lii-.l.eton 1927. during the legal hours of sale, I'recinct. No. I. I’aoli the followliiK described real estate, II. T. Tiller. Clerk. situate In Seminole County. Florida, Otto liel*. to-tvlt: 1.. Kelx. I.ol i a o t il of Florida I.ami and A V. McCiuln. As I tert. c lotilxalIon Compiiny's Cidery I Freelnct. No. 5, Oviedo. I'i.iiitutlon a* stioivn oil flat re- , IV. J. l.awton. Clerk, i* I'.le.j tn 1‘ llft HoolC 1, page tit!) ft. II. Wolcott. Semltmle County Itecords, con­ T. t,. Lingo. taining five (5) acres, more or ('. S. I.re. As Inspector* i less. Precinct, No. 5. Henevs. S i l l ' S tl.ll "III lie made lo sall*II II. I'nttlsliall. Clerk. 1 f > said Decree, together with all \V. I,. Selg, leKiil cost* F. I). Hick ok. I'.ated al I irlatidn Florida, tills .1. T. McLain. As Inspertnri. ! 5Mb da-, of July. I'»2T. I'leclnct. No. 7. Chuliiota, , \V11,1,1AM N. MM,IS, il. H. Jacobs, Clerk. Special Master. I S. F. L our. (ill.KS ,v i ICIIN MY. H. T. I frown, Soll.diors fur tVmplaiuuul. Josle Prevail, As Instrrcteri I'leclnct, No. k, (Jabrlclla, A tV. Moretnan, Clerk. II. C.Parker. 11 M.Mathers. 15. 15. Parker. As Insprrturt, Precinct, No. 9. Lomoenod. J. A Hist line. Clerk, O. II. Fra In. i leo. E. LevlKUC. P, II House. As luspiriuii, Priclnct. No. 10, Lake Mary, A. H. SJobloni. Clerk, c. A. Farina. II I).Durant, C. II. Kills. AsInspector, Precinct. No. II. Allamiinte s'i'ika W. D. Itallard, Clerk. J \V. llsteen, K. N. Mltclicll. II. K. Fuller. As lns|«*ttor*. I'rcclnct. No. 15. Forrut Cltr. M Packing House. K . lck Thompson. Clerk, i ten. W. Hunnell. Walter Silver. II. M. House. As luslwcturv J’recllicl. No. 13. Osrenlk, S. I*. Illtchle. Clerk. A. L. Metcalf. John ltt|ey. |„ J Mlxsiili. As Iti*|"11or• Hy ordJ'r'of the Hoard ul ' m Commissioners of Seminole 0*4 Florida. John MtiJtf Chalrinun. Hoard f <•»* P O P U LARITY Popular in alt 4 corners of the Earth... *c/ 7 i where good taste is bom flic brilliant lobby o f the Crillon lo the obscure little bureaux dc (abac in the Quartier Lathi, you’ll see the fa. miliar Chesterfield p.’ dcnge in every com er o f Paris. Th e marked favoritism rliotvn Chesterfield by this most cosmopolitan city o f the Continent is added p roof that the rp pc.il c f natural tobacco taste and fragrance is universal. A n d that i»lone explains Chesterfield’s world-wide popularity. �’ : PAGE FIVP T H E SAN FO R D H E R A L D , TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1927. Phar.e 148 . lit . 15V W ILLIAM SANFOIID-Overlnnd Co. Willy s-' ] (}.A — P o u llr v A n d E cu s Knights t uvcrland, Whippits.’ l° AMtl M ' l’ S w ay ' - *3 t ? t’ark A: Commercial Sts. pl.cna 58. SIX PORE AK K ICAN geese to e x . ' CI,r Itnrage. nice lawn, Im m ediate* I i i\ m /\ n r Q f it a d r a t e s be heat for the l W Y I 1J 1 sJ IV C iO l SEM INOLE II LI (SON ESSEX \V.change for chickens. Phone 371- |possession,-can’t price, terms $20(1,(10 cash, baltmca M\HM VdES ! VOU [ dip-: Cash In Advance INC ______________________________’ monthly, Box 118 care Herald. '/Oil Oak Ave. I R O D E H IM FOUR Phone 41 l l ) l!V. t’ HlCKSi Rocks, Reds and 2 U— F a rm s F-«r~ Sale j u m p s , a m ' h e o m lw ._____________________ Leghorns, nil extra fine quality i . r o.t t. (Continued From Page 1) army liaiid and commanded by Mn* j stock. Write met Alims CL Norm. one ads, will he received R o o t WOU A 4— tiualnttss Service I OR SALE CHEAP: r.0 acre Cel­ jor Genera] Honshu E. Ely, com- j 11 runs und collector sent Pine Castle, Flu. J u m P a m ' a h a l f . ery and truck farm; all or part; m.undnnt i-.‘ the nrmy war college I (iatel) for payment. •‘ all under cultivation. Seven mile* _..... 9c a line Behind the Hag-draped caisson, a .METAL Ro o f i n c —T he Roof Ev- 11— ‘M iscellaneous tsouth o f Orlando on Dixie High* riderless Home, with saddle turned .........7c a line erf isiing. Metal shingles; Mb way. Tims, Vunder Veen, Knlft* Inn l.wm ib ........tic • line standing seam tin rind gnlvinized the traditional emb­ Auto Awn - ^matron Mich. lc a line roofs. See James II. Cowan. Oak CAR AWNINGS,lem of military mourningmove I. iug Co. II Hall Hldg. in (lie slow cortege. Avc. and Third St. Phone 111. z l — A c re a g e F or Sale ■me rates oil request. The procession, moved from the 12-A FARM TOOLS W ANTED I station phiia to t!ie caoltol reduced rales are for YOUR HUS!NESS —card appear­ —;— ------------------------ — . ..'F O R SALE: in acres in Long' : r i ".ie , west on Pennsylvania Av•alive insertions, W ANT TO HUY tractor- disc plow, wood, corner of Grove him! Or* words of uverage length harrow, ditcher. W. M. Younts! nngc Avenues, S.E.I-l of N.E. I-I (•• the Washington m.uuiiicnt ing daily in this column will wnted a line. 2(m N. Park Ave. Tel 777 or 77,'». of S.W. 1-4 S c. 25. Twp. 20. Range k ' ' . past ti e White House and Iimim charge of 30c foi reach over 3,0(10 every day! -------*------- —— --------------80, Than. .1 flnmer (15 Gmiwvowj jwnt nuirhlo shiift ol the 1st I nsertion. 12'— W anted Street, New York.' ! diMsimi ntomii'ient in the rear of -and il costs so little a U! word advertising is restricted ___ _________ ___________________ _ --------..... - . .......... ........ ............ I the state department, ami thence per classification. lo ll the Pitmua- til the cemetery. ad fur one month costs only $2 .(10. « DI.ORKD CONTRACTOR wants 24— Lots For Sale ji error is made The San* Job clearing land, ditching, dig. CoVitii’ l John, T. \xoti, chief, of eraId will he responsible Phone Lift Iging stumps, cutting right of way, MUCK LANDS AilE V ALU AB LE 1 ''apbun- i f the army, and chap, „ne Incorrect insertion. Just usk for "Classified Depart- '' r'Kathi|f, of*** '•*15 Grange Avc, Just three mites from the citj hiiu t II. V. att* were appointed in uvertiser for subsequent limits on highway I have eight olf at.' at the burial irivjnd. * * ; Tom Griffin. oils. The office should he aeres of muck Innils that can M General Wood, ottce chief o f! ment" J Immediately in ease of bought for $500 an acre or special t'ii'f, mi:1 f.»r many year.-, the rank15— Apartment For Kent j price made on all of it. Thirty |j,1L, liernl ef t lie l *r*iI *d S '....s ro ADVERTISERS most widely event times, Herald representative it ed "rough Klily famillai with rates,* ‘I titod ore Rou*o' slid datum icat ion will in the Spanin. compA-te Information, ami always an you wish, they will assist the former | I cure Herald. This will not he on wording your want t>d. , . , W. First St. Phone 207. I i il.mi who) hud been bis Lien-, market long. If you do not think PHONOGRAPH. repairing, plutu _________ __ _________ Ve it more effective. lids land is worth the price try to tenant Colonel, Wood MMu In the tuning by experts with ) I years IPORTANT n o t i c e buy *one of the muck lands ill short span of t.‘> yeurs to the top experience. Sanford Music Store lb— Houses For (tent rnnk ot tl e .irn other parts of the country. and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 M; misers should give their FURNISHED FIVE ROOM — Lander Arcade, Phone 832. I • -a; >. -luted that he wn * not or pos toff ice address as house for rent. Phone 805-W. !J(i— Miscellaneous For Sale given n command in France, but „ their phone number if UUILDING BLOCKS - - Irrigation alwav - a pood soldier, he served desire results. About or.e boxes and general cement work *"0R RENT Two five room bun- j.'q h SALE: one wood range, one dm I : the world war in (raining i out of a thousand has Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- g-dows with garage. Modern con-, ^ |,nrm*r nilstove, with oven,one eniMp. at Inline, preparing IhoUs-1 phone and the others wiHuger, l’ roy. 3 rd and Elm. ' verm-nces, goo,I location, rent rens- L, |iurm.r Ults rnMK,. imil „ thec ftiriil- mid- for service in the A. E.‘ F. j eonimurleulc with -------------------------------------------enable Plione Lb. and ask for 1. tm,. chenp< m Magnolia Ave. which lie • o e bail aspired to lend. they know your uddress. l AN EY.S DRUG STORE— Pre- A - Hrolherson. iPhone 20(k I!' primary canqialmi for the j dhrontinuunre M i n i m scrintioiiH. DriiiF-i. Jsrw ln \Yi* ■ ______________ . . - _- — scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are' * ' 1' R e 'licnn presidential nomlnn- , in person at The Sanford as near you as your phone. Call 103 FOR R E N T:—Two houses, 1103 1IIRKL JU IlNKlt Morenee oil jj,,,, ];i2i) made him a tloniind office nr by letter, tele, and 1405 W, First Street. Kent range with oven. Mrs. Geo. . u-tor In that historic Chicago discontinuances ate nui •V1G/IT-CH It 1SENBERKY PRINT Vulcanizing Works. llerhst. 109 Holly Ave. < Ity.. Icum<*nlii*n which named PreslSHOP — Printing, Kr.grxving, d, til Herding niter a deadlock. FOR RENT: — 5 room unfurnish­ Efficient Prompt MCINTOSH New waterworks Ki> : .,ft i tlu* iniiugurntinn in Embossing. Sto us first. We no sou* ed stucco bungalow, 2 bed Service It. Phone 417-W. It. K. Av*mun­ 1 rooms, living room, dining room, system being constructed here. l ! . 1 Piisidctit Unrding appointed commercial Street.. \\ • 1 ii be governor genernl <>f kitchen (equipped with electric | t, > Phi!i;.|:lrie U'.imds range,) hath (with hot and cold inmi hit meats LUMBER and complete line cf water), Isicuted 2300 Palmetto l , i r it; ueri’ al the General’s ' 11 n«*>t Iptt*.*) Front P 'i*-■• O s»i building material. Low prices. venue, rent "untmer rates, phone bi.dt, lionie by i i:. Ktddum, was ated. The white way ay stem would ATION and PLUM BING — ' Security Lumber Co., "Where Good us. C;:i i i-t lmvty behind twe ranltH of lie materially affected by Mr. W il­ inecialty. We handle electric Grades Come ^From" Maple a n d ---t l *'*1 iior t ,* triyn to the preai|,|„|, if approved hy the pumps, home light and Sixth. Phone 797 l ROOM Cottage, unf oinished, for' Cj ih u I l l c u l l h D r p c i u L U p o n (jo in t * 1 M 1 ‘‘ Htatmn, thi'tv to Continiwiion. Other monnn of wieldunis. Sanford Machine Co. j rent. 1700 block, $25 a month. ( LBiliinolloti. 'at f"r a hr - 1 tim * while j„j. j)ie pruning knife are cxpeeteil — |CONCRETE in every shape and Box 1709 care Herald. the funeral eel i i:c forra d outMde. to be aubmitteil at today's ml- ; form, blocks, tile roofing, urnne t e n t i o n o f bod ily Wt Fnuml ■niskel, drat T by an Amerh'an journed session of the C' lnmissiim ' ______________ ____ : mentals, etc. Snntord Cement Prod waste in the blood Iscallcd 17— Husluems i’ lures Fur Kent l a wav in* opened. The funer- which reconvenes at the City Hail J „ ,, ,. ' “ vts Company, Fifth and Maple a "toxic condition." Thin often j-llumUe linen, etc. on Aug- R(h ,, h(.|10 n 2 .w cl i Tiu'l wait ordered to move at at 2 o,clock. gives rise to a dull. luiiRuid feel­ l FOR R E N T:— First class service (h. W rite Bux 103 Jackson-1__ f| o'chvk for the last, slow march Operation *7 the husrhull club ing and, sometimes, toxic back­ Station on He Lund Highway, a. CLARENCE SMITH tu lit* cemetery. Wood’s gravt* 1h w-iis ordered coitlinned through | aches and headaches. That the •Intersection Mt. Dora Road. E\-, General Contractor I'lii' i" Ids comrades • f the "Rough y\og. 15 to ascertain what sup- I kidneys arc not functioning j rellent location for lunch room,' iliintohilt's 1500 W. First St. Ridei *" regiment. port would he given the team by grocery or meat market. Fir-t propci ly isoften shown by burn • Plume 441 Mi Wood, her two him*. Os- local fans. Floyd Palmer, presiJ good man gels place. Seaboard Oil tng or scanty passage of secre­ i ot on Wood ami I conurd Wood, Jr. dent o f the bmuthnll commission, DODGE tions. Thousands have learned M E TAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev- , Go. :oul her tlaughter. Miss Louise II. spoke anil submitted figures that re cars und Graham trucks to assist their kidneys by drink - Wood, ;it for ii sin,vt time by the estimated the expenses for the reerlasting. Metal shingle*.: i ml 13th St. Phone 3. '•landing seam tin and galvanized I •'— Houses I*o r Sale ing plenty of pure water and i:n*kcl in the president's loon*, mainder of the season at $(1,000 ^ j roofs. See James IL Cowu.i. Oak the occasional use of usthmilrmi None but niilitavy officers and rel- with receifits nf approximately amJ Thild gti Phnno UJ INS & COWAN CO. Auto diuretic. 50,00 0 users give utives were allowed in the I Yet- $7,000 exclusive of money that Is works. I _____________________________ FOR S A LE — One New Duplex star and sheet metal Doan'a signed endorsement. ideals n* r,i. Mrs. Wood appeared expected to be received through bungalow with two nicely ftirn-1 rench Ave. Phone 710-W. (>— Help Wnnted (M ale) Ask y our noitlhbor! pale and wont, but bore up well. drafting of players by other jithed apartments. Entirely modern, _______________ _. clubs. double garage. Can be handled with LINFORD BU1CK CO. DADE CITY — Work started on I City Attorney George A, DeHOYS W A N TE D —Can use five inmall cash payment. Parly going 212 Magnolia Ave. eonst met ion <>f new hiiildlng for Unites Wits instructed to prepare good boys who nre hustlers. Can north. Box 198 or phone V.i.i-J. Phone 397. highlands M*4nr Company build- ( the neeessary legal papers for the St .mutant D iu re tic la the KiJnrym cum u« high as a dollar an after - 1--------------------------------XII. Cl.iu.,D<UI,k N Y . ing at 7th and Live Oak Streets. validation of paving bunds cover­ noon. Apply Circulation Depart- FOR S A L E :— Four room cottage Kuticr •WJburu MODEL TRIM CO. ing the tin financed port inn o f the 1 on one o f best lots on Mngnorim Urn cur, not the owner.- ment llcrald. city's paying program covering a lia Avenue, nend South Sid-1 I'huiie bl7 for e>tinmtes School — Price lensonnhlc. Terms peri'd of five years. City Engine­ 8— Financial P. W. RADFORD lii suit purchaser. Owner Box 431 er Fred T. Williams estimated HUPS— MARMONS MONEY— to loan on Improved de* cure Herald. that $54,000 would he necessary .GiaMc residential property in Sanford Automobile Co. to take care of the final paving Presenting Hobby Jones, Jr., eight mouth.; aid and his sist.*:, la i agnoliu Ave; Phone 137. Sanford at 0 per cent interest, no FOR S A L E :—One of best five work. room bungalows on Palmetto Malone Jones, who greeted tla-ir daddy in New York along w t brokerage- Address Loan P. O Box in response to a request from Avenue, in Sanford Heights, corother Atlantans when he returned from England. Note t ie effort »•*" NEW SANFORD BOOSTER 503 City. E. A. Dnugliiss and D. I.. Thrash­ •—— |net* lot, equipped with electric te only $1.00, Studebaker er for an audit of all city hooks, young Bobby to grab the clubs! It’s in the Join* blood! y- A-k for carbon juice with T IT U S V IL L E — Titusville gar- range and water heater, price less the Commissioners announced Inc- stops the ktldck. San age being remodeled at Main than market value, terms to sut Box 15 C, O. Herald. that such an audit is now under Garage Co. Street and Washington Avenue. with the case as well as to urge way, being in charge o f Hall and him to follow President Wilson * Pcntlnml, Upon completion o f the precedent in the famous Mooney B Y TAYLOR audit the Commission announced onto an obscure ease by making a that the figures will he published. federal inquiry. HEE-H 6 E.-OH MRS GOWN - I'VE BEEN ^ In addressing the gathering, The defense conimitee also tule* ( HAVING A CIRCUS WITH HEWRY - E READ Mr. Douglass made a plea for a graphed Colonel Charles A, Lind(( ontinned From Page 1' AN ARTICLE IN THE PAPER TbMidHT ABOUT union * f all faction* in working burgh, asking him to appeal to lb I Perm* a long telegram pnite^t i A MAN WHO WASHES THE DISHES FDR H<S for the best interests of Sanford.I* President to uptKrinl a commissi* •> against the execution of 8 'c* * W IFE EVERY NIGHT AND HE'S SO PROFICIENT He urged that enomltles he for * of inquiry. Europeun good will end Vunzolti, which h.ul i.eut HE C«H DO THE JOB IN THREE MIHUTES gotten white the citizens o f th« crented by the truns-Allanlte fl>e. j drawn up at a ludical mass i.e*C 1 KEPT HARPING ABOiTT IT TO HE8RY. TlLE *r‘ *»«'“ . * ‘“ j, city get together to meet n sitti- was being destroyed by the |»nu* I »-»•■ " n HE GjJf SO So RE HE W ENT RIGHT OUT j • inlnrbms to a friendly guvi, le**cn that demands the attention Ing execution of Sacco and VunxettI IW THE KITCHEN AND IS TRYING T o ment. wired the committee. DO THE SAME THING HIMSELF nf everyone. Washington street tunnel was Work on a building at Sanford DUBLIN. Aug. 9 . - (I N S )—'Th * and Geneva Avenues writs ordered scar died frr n man carrying a bun­ Irish labor party and the Irish suspended until its construction dle. He had fled when observed try- trade unbn congress today sent a could la* made m conform to all iit" to enter the Kiosk at State St. cablegram to President Coolidge Western Massachusetts police asking executive clemency in be­ ti provision* of tin- city building were searching for the owner of half of Sacco and Vanzctti. The II rode. thirty-five pounds t*f dynumlte message follow*: “ Irish labor . . . T T . a r n f i f v TX\T T TTC1 jtoUIld blldl"! Ift 0 (lllvi'tt lie.tr till* joins labor in other countries urg­ l'll»fi«l«l home of Justice Crosby of ing clemency for Sacco and Van* t ■ur w -vt nt a / 1 / 1 /x the State Supreme Court, which rctli.’’ ' I'.s.'y against ..n ew trial LONDON, Aug. 9.— (IN S )— Defense attormy Arthur D. Hill A bomb was exploded In the Ald* T a iT / J U l l » n v j j ^un,| |,jB Hjx leicut aids were prepar­ wych station o f the London tulto According to ed to npjK’ul to the Federal District (subway) today. (continued from page one) CcJtl or the United States Su- first reports there were five or bih*. , I prente Court when all avenues are six explosions. J uiIyi* Webster Thayer, who had 11 xhu„ ^ t | , t the state courts, dented the men a new trial, had, Governor Alvin T. Fuller’s decl- on in Charlestown *nd Sacco was ticnned his decision on the motions pn another respite for 8 ncco entering the 24th day of his hung­ for n revocation and stay ef sent­ and Vanzettl is withheld pending er strike. Vanzettl no* not eaten ence. court proceedings and may not he for over a week. Both men were Police in the Roxbury district matin until the eve of the execu­ adept und morose as they sat in their cells in the death house—all discovered a circular calling for a tions. i workers’ general strike in protest The gbnernl strike cull was on hope gone. The elaborate police precautions against the executh-ns o f the prls* white puper with red type and was 1 oners, who are under respite until signed"Sncco*Vnnzetti strike com­ ut the prison were taken to Leaii midnight Wednesday. mittee." it read: "Strike for free- t-.'f u proposed "death march" at the prison gales before, during and Telegraphic requests wen* sent (loin for Kurco and VunictU, The ufter the electrocution by Saccoby .Sanfo-VtnzettI tlefensn commit-1 H it duv strike begins at neon Vanzettl sympathizers from all I to Senator William E. Borah, i Tuesday. Only the workers’ protest e f the country, all wearing Senator Robert M. l-aic.lotte Lafc'Iettc and can ran save us us, Come t omc to xo the mo following lonowmg ■ . , , . ... M i"; Jane Adum. t- haatau to j halts and be signed picket! u Iriil bH President Coolidge at Rapid City, I duty." A list " f hulls used by var-j *“ **' ' ' V. trMfffg |-uard v ill In* The custom of Etorlfytng mere beauty rorently stirred tip s rebellion S. I)., to wu!t a delegation on the iotm union* was printed. All polb e ( * *»rvd * . j lu the University of Uiah nl Salt l^tk® City A personality contest 34 jttrds nearby und S i a '* rm.-.! was decided upon and picture* of (8 co-eds were submitted to busi­ chief executive in . rdur to lay be- stathms. where , .dire ate on f«*re hint •‘evidence In the depart-1hour duty, were notified. ."'T'T'L.r! i u .luiw ness men They rhoso 15 unit these I? were sent to l.’lluor tilyn Of ami t ment of justice files" o f the fetterI’olkw today* ............ UbUahin^un.itelctra'.hvr* w.U have to shew lUu uuuibnr tho writer chose six who hud "It," Msustel o ttourk* a| govurnuiuat's ullcpud coiutucUon u "duadliuo'* ulwul u btulu's pru credential t. (above l 1*4 the list [anford Daily Herald K • '^ ^ T f l U n i J l K 'l l G E N E R A L W O O D ol,T <>•>«< . IN A R L IN G T O N Commission Flans Strict Economy In Business O f Ci t y Watch Elimination! The Jones Blood Tells R D O A N ’S Z ? Now Comes a Beauty With “It” 500,(100 WORKMEN MAY WALK OUT Ili INTEREST OF PAIR I HAYER DEN LES SI AY IN SACCO V AN7.ETI T C ASE \ � 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 09, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 09, 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 09, 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/300dce3ba9f1366dd6525e6e15698d57.pdf 5f7f91ad220cec9aaf63f00e6d7447ed PDF Text Text TH E WEATHER YOUR NEWSPAPER' , T artly cloudy tonight; Thursday Lhitshcd in Florida’s Heart (e World’s Greatest Vegetable clion. Ha Richest Garden Land mfTn o . XVH._ local thundershowers. Leased Wire International News Service Complete Plans-Are Made For Redfern BRUNSWICK. Ga., Aug. 10— (IN S )—Complete plans for his non-stop flight to Brazil •wore announced litre today by Paul It. Redfern, who said he would make the trip “as : the crow flies,” a direct compass route hns been mapped out by the young uviator. Exact date of the tnkeoff has not been de­ termined. When he takes off at Brunswick in the next few days he will point southeasterly and fly over the Cnrribcan sed to the mainland of' South America. His route includes about 1,900 miles of water. SANFORD FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST in 1927. NUMBER 290 =3T M e m b e r A u d it llu rc a u O f C ir c u la tio n s HiplerEustis Is IBIGBATTLE ISlSacco And Vanzetti INTERVIEW ON C . L. Principle Speaker A t Lunch EVIDENT WITH Are Doomed To Die FLIGHT GIVEN Of Sanford Kiwanis Club RUM RUNNERS InThe Chair Tonight BY MAITLAND C. I,. Hipler of Eustis chklrntan. this section for youpg people of a of the Inter-Club Relation deserving diam eter who lack the ■--„Com-1 ...cacrving — chnhco fo nn t.,|. irittec of Kiwanis International. | American Capital Backs Pow­ was the prinepie speaker at First V Trans-Atlantic Flier iators W aiting For TtlO IjU «tUIUII and it I111 then VI regular weekly luncheon noff the «<-alion do all that Is pon erful Organization for Oper­ Says Navigation Wilt B e itilo to help them. He closed With Sanford Kiwanis Club which was ation Between Bimini Anti favorable 'Weather Most Important Factor In held a t noon today a t the Seminole the following -statem ent, “ Lot uq Of GovernorAndHis Florida For Coming Season Coming Honolulu Air Derby Cafe. Mr. Hipler who is said to he dediccate ourselves to the ideal of Conditions B e f o re Board Of 7 Lawyers ono of the leading Kiwanians of working foi others and making tempting^ Atlantic the country and nr( authority „ p - ' <:l<rrs happy, scattering sunshine Federal Men Take Weather Conditions on inlcr-cluh relations gave n talk | throughout the community in Steps Combat Evil Also Important Item on “ Kiwanis.” w h ic h * , live. 1 Mr. Hipler, who wns introduced The program was in charge of iM. m o n str a tio n s C on tin u e Anti i q ; "M poflpfl W r i t Faced Willi Com­ D eIn S o n ie U ttc s Actual Clash-, O l g l t IX C t U CU "" » ^ Doesn’t Think Aviators Will nt tlto close of the program by E. Mr. l ane. George Brockahn played Government In plicated Problem Including Lane, local Kiwnnian. ntul Lien- nnd sang several selection of bumBe Much Interested In Food F. ing Occur Between Radicals tenant Governott of Ibis district, orotts nature, after which the Business As Well As Crime After FlightGetsUndorWay congratulated the elub on the pro­ Kiwanis .lazz hand was called on And Officers Of The Law Reds ContiniieHumrer and rendered several selections. gram nn.l the spirit of good folio vWASHINGTON, Aug. 10.—An­ Strike And Abandon KHITOH8 NOTH: Lieutenant Mr. Fred T. Williams was the only ’r e p a r e d ' t o ^ T a k e ' NEW YORK, Aug. 10—,(INS)— i.rstcr J. Maitland, pilot <>( Uu> ship which existed between the other naval battle with rum run­ A 111lope Of Rescue •'Poclial San Kranclsco-Ilonolumembers present. He asked the other speaker on the program and 1>i army Imp with Lieutenant Al­ question. “What is Kiwanis?” In ' lie was asked to give the talk on ners, comparable in extent to that Although there were no definite ,rffPAt_Samc T i m e ' l l lot t K. Hogenltergrr, here I«■11 answering his own question be the proposed Indian River Canal waged off New York three years Snceo-Vanzettl protest demonstra­ through Internatloimi News Ser­ BOSTON. Aug. 10. (INS) — vice of tlif flight prohlems eongave n definition from l ’erry P u t- : project. President T. W. Lawton ago, appears imminent in s*mth- tions planned by workers here to­ S»AHIS, Aug. .— (INS) — Tho fate of Nicola Sacco nnn i rout log the Dulr eontestants day, police adopted extra-precau­ Of Benjamin Lev­ who are to take off from I’a- terson, past International presi- presided over the meeting which eaatem w aters with tho opening of Ih every prospect in evi­ Accomplice Bartolomeo Vanzetti ^ was dent, "Kiwanis is to concious tlrivwas declared by officials to he one tionary measures to deal with nny ins Will Be Tried For Mur­ elf la roast airports Friday. tho Florida winter season. L that the trnns-Atlnntic ing course carrying us on to high- ; 1 l the best held in recent months, placed in the hands of Gover­ spontancouh last-minute activities der Of Two Of The Merrill By Lieut. Lester J. Maitland Advices to the treasury today In. er and better tilings, 1Tho Clermont ball club was pres­ mcc will be on within n nor Alvin T. Fuller and seven by sym pathizers of the two con­ Children Slain With Family WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. (INS) tilented that tho rum runners, and is to play the team from lt| conclusion Mr. Hipler sug­ • hours, three planes at Le demned men. former attorneys general t«>local cluli this afternoon at chiefly hacked by American cnpl| that the local dub in carry­ i’oliee were ready to t>reak tip dav. jreet (lying field were bc- TAMPA, Aug. 10.— (IN S)— i—Navigation likely will prove the gested Municipal Purk. tal, are building up a powerful ing out its work look throughout subjected to a lnst-minutc Leonard Thompson, alleged accent- ' most important factor in the HTitto Judge George A. Sandcraon organization for operations be­ utty attem pt to duplicato Urn two ' lulu air derby and in my judgment lints which occurred las* night oniing today, preparatory in supremo court took under tween Bimini and other wet offwhen crowds of'radicals, parading start as soon as weather advisement exceptions taken const Islands, with tho Florida win­ ldi„ c. ntul threatening violence, were bro­ to his decision denying n w rit the family of looney Merrill the ter resorts ntul millionaire colonies. »arrm g ntecm.ti.cui d l oon Givott and M. Cor- night ni«rht of May Mnv 24, 24. will go tro on trial! trial Barring mechanical difficulties The smuggling and bootleg rings ken tip by squads of reserves. of error ntul other legal moves Indore circuit Judge Robles here against which every precaution np*re making u final test flight Activities by the workers late in '1 the world famous ease. are importing gunmen from the their far man “Bluebird plane, 4; m yesterday, resulted in an unpreced­ He told Defense Attorney A rthur north and equipping heavily armed ties A. Levine, who already has ented display of armed force by P. Hill and Attorney Arthur speed boats capablo of transport­ traits-Atlantic flight to his i lie ^ ‘‘ffod 1^aB | ’*u‘ neighborhood of 21 ing from 50 to 300 cases of liquor the police. Union Square, whore n K. King, reading thnt he would it was testing out a two-man tile conicaseu to me hours. front Bimini to Florida in n few lifeboat a t Bois Du Boul- f implicated Thompson ns his nccomWeather conditions will he a Heavy Fines In: ..used By Muni- First Attempt To Locate V ) ‘ hkc; \ nl- hours, according to reports. Air­ giant mass meeting was held, re- look deeply Into the law and M. Coste, another I pllce. r.nmblcd an armed camp. A double points to find whether he has “ the weighty factor in the hazards of planes are being thrown into use t>y etpal Judge llesult InCrowduulile Treasure Chest Sup* S **— ----. distance ** French* flyer, was1 Attorneys Carl II. Moseley and the jump, hut with a moonlight cordon of mounted nutl foot police­ power and duty" to bring the m at­ the smugglers. - ~ ik ic 6 the risk of posod To Have Been Hidden .ffeting plans for n final wtre- Sidney Holderness, Jr., will have ing or Sf -ktulc AndEndnn............... men, elbow to elbow, surrounded ter of exceptions before tho full |nfit|ir the tlll, course should L. test flight with the plane in charge of Thompson s defense, huv- losing From Indians Is A Failure "Tito ordinary smugglers and should he con­ gcring Lives Of Prisoners bootleggers luivo deserted the a mob nf about 15,000.. mg been appointed by the court. Hch he intends making the trim s. bench of the Htnto supreme court. siderably reduced. Five hundred south-eastern rum business anti in .States Attorney Pnrkhill will cottIintic flight. miles of our flight to Wheeler DELAND, Fla., Aug. 10.— (INK) their place is now an organization Judge Knnderson added th a t ho TAMPA, Flu., Aug. HI. — (INK) CHICAGO, Aug. 10 — (INK)Dohe crews of all three planes duct the prcseiHition. I»cvins a t­ Field was in tho utter black of a would announce hi- decision to Municipal Judge Leo Slalnaker, —First cffiTU of treasure hunters of desperate criminals and gunmen, uncod they would be ready to torneys were C. E. Jones and D. It. moonless night, which prevented lured front other branches of were without result here Into yes­ morrow morning. Dewey. / zetti reached a climax hero early navigation tiy celestial observation i who bad motion pic. ea taken of a* soon as weather condiAs tho present respite for Sac­ citizens entering the terday when a deep sea diver at crime by prontiao of rooro liberal (Oilny when 5,000 frenzied sympa­ Thompson has steadfastly de- during most of the night. | prominent e“ ! us permit, although popular opreturns promised in this illicit thizers engaged In rioting after co anti Vanzetti expires nt mid­ > c regarded! Key Club, alleged speak eaayfhns j,(incc j)0 i.cnn Springs, near here, i here favored Levine's Bellan- , nied his guilt and the only eviAlthough food will he trade," an official saitl. their march on tho city hall and night tonight tho m atter of their nonoplane Columbia, lipHUtcd 'dence against him is that of Lev- |,y most of the contestant tants «s a drawn fire t rom the 1 ntlX ’ failed in bin first attem pt to locate The problem of tho government federal building wns interrupted M»uri"ec Drouhin, to get away I ins confession. He admitted how­ supply item of first importance life and death was ngnln in Ute u.,1 rln by tlic »Wc.t is n difficult <me. It was declared by police.. ever, hairing accompanied Levins believe thnt once they hop off rat*Jttinto activities. bands of tho Governor and his that war on the traffic la compli­ Stulnaker, it was alleged a t « inhabitants of this vicinity to reScores of men and women were rinc. accompanied h y T . Harold I" the vicinity of the Morrill homo Ions will he forgotten until th cated not only by the amazing pro1 tide, w right motor e x p e r t ; 'th e day before the "«u^ nnd binding. Drinking water, on the c o nt mission meeting lush night hntl j j „ ::t the botom of the springs, pnrations of utwlsrworhl crimo clubbed and slugged. Automobiles council. As the executive council guther- 1 jn legend os the original expert*, but by politics, business untl Btrcct curs were wrecked by other hand will be of vital import­ fined negroes and poverty stricken | h . w u. unablu « W W . J Z U X S ? mob. Police in bureau civ" ed nt tho Btato house Governor residents of the city sums ranging fmmtain of yo„th. I nil her lifeboat in four ininutrs. ance. and tho ml verse public opinion nl- the triad timo and uguin to breuk up Fuller called Into conference sevLevins confessed also th at he I tad Kinkndc rowed around the The principal difficulties of pilot­ from $350 to $1,150 in addition to logod by trensury officials to I’lonwdri ", of the search are congathering by speeding their cn fprm cr attorneys general ,to re-j and then Levine took bis killed three members of the futil­ ing and navigation likely will be h-ng term* in jail. As a result, I lf exist in the atnilhcnztern torrl- tlto automobiles into the soothing mass city stockade in over-crowded and tinulng ett >rts tc* locate the chest, ity of Bee Rowell and a hoarder chtcr Hcoiso on a similar trip. encountered in thu first 500 miles calve their viows on ^he nuestjun ! lory. of humanity. danger of diseases threaten ’ tllel believed to contain the treasures "f in the Itowcll homo less than a of the Jump. We found it s«>. Drift French gcndnrmo attem p t'd Where once tho smugglara con­ of a respite in- view of tho new The streets wore so crowded ^haft tho test until •Levine natl ye.tr preceding the Merrill mur­ front the cross winds carried tisat. prisoners. Originally intended to early settlers who sank the steel centrate*! on rum row off New untl involved legnl moves in tho thut police ears could gain little ders. He explained that on the necomodate 150, it mnv houses over one time «» much « h seventeen de­ casket during nn Indian mnssnere. York and New England, activities urctl special permission, point* momentum nntl were stopped by rclcbrated case. have been transferred to an equal­ • out th at tho w ater of tho Inkc night of tho murders, he and grees off our course and hud not 200 perrons and did have over .’>00 Thirty yearn, ago, according to n o o w r made lllBUU due ........................ the rioters who literally swarmed At tho same timo defense a t­ allowance a t times. ft too deep for sufety. Tho gen- Thompson entered the Merrill home „Hegenbergcr tho story trhl here by |HTsons who ly ns lucrative market in tho south. over them. Reserve squads, with they believed occupied by a relative, ^ ^ factor we might have mitts Tho off-coast Islands, arc about 00nc relented, however, when tho “ Many of these prisoners are torneys had nn application for a ... • | ed the island*. . .A variation . . . . of. thrto -creaming like fire trucks, man’s interpreter commented of the Rowells.'* victims of lout haem o diseases and tire financing the present venture, miles from the mainland *>r an sirens w rit of hnbeus corpus signed by “ Merrill came nt me and usked and a half degrees front the plot­ a menace to' all other prisoner1*, the cheat wns roped on n lime tone easy two hour run for a powerful finally came tu the rescue of bro­ at the water of the Atlantic O­ Vanzetti for presentation to the ther officers, and with sevoral me ‘what the hell I was doing in ted course will carry the pilot be­ a physician who Inspected the embankment probably 25 feet lie- speed boat, many or which arc in wns still deeper. hundred tour bombs ami tho threats United States diatrict court. Sac­ his house*." said U vins. “1 struck yond the island lo the north or stockude yeatcidny on behalf *o operation. low the surface. Workmen su weed­ of rifles, the crowd was brought co, near to collnpao, had refused him with tho cleaver 1 had and south. A :»5-foot bout with a cargo of . the Tampa board of trade reported. ed in raising the mystery box near killed him. Then 1 euw I had made to sign a similar document. Tho 100 cases of whiskey in good for a under control. W cnther charts indicati . He stated th at condition* for nn a mistuke, hut it was too into then, probability of wind from the north outbreak of typhus fever were ex­ tho surfcco of tho water, I -it the net profit of from $15,000, t«“ The rioters were lend by it Id- understanding wns th at the w rit her and we finished the job.” ins| or northwest on Friday for the cellent a* there have been 17 cases repo broke and the chest t'ruppcd $‘>0,000 It trip, experts Hnld. Llqu- | yeur-oltl girl, who Inspired would bo pressed in the federal Mr. and Mrs. Merrill and three first 500 miles which should bring |(f mi|(1 typhus itt the city in tho out of sight into the deep t -cesses or may be purchn-cd for $2 it followers with such cries us: "Sue- court in event th a t the governor r,.fUkCd to grant children were beaten to death with the drift d em en t sharply into the |laRt f ow months, several deaths in Bimini and sold for $10 CO and Vanzetti m ust not die.. On of tlm cavern out of which B0,000 quart bis coun^ in Floridn'. One quart of ren! li­ roitiraileSl mob the police! atrlkel Uuul n railroad spikiu cleaver in the r.avigator'H calculations for the dis­ resulting. , (mother respite. gallons of witter gusli evi ry min­ Strikel Klrlkel Ktriko!” Mayor John T. Alsop of Jnck- hands of Levins and Thompson. tance. Also in the offing was nn appcal “ I have been trying for years t*» ute. latter owners of the spring quor ttsually makes four quarts of The tnob sattil “The Third Inter­ to Justice Oliver Wendell .Holmes bootleg, cut with w ater and indus­ One eight-year old boy escaped. It is unlikely th at uniform wen- ____ mn£( it pluin to tho citizens ntul fnville will be the principal speukwore reluctant to porntll further nationale," communism's battle of the United Ktates Supremo trial alcohol. at the Chamber of Commerce Before the slayers entered the thcr will prevail throughout tin- to the police court Judges th at tho searches for tho chest. little shanty home in which tho entire 2,400-mile course, but un-i*j. *'y g J,ot n government but a c.»rPlans to reinforce the Floridn cry, us it swung along. C u r t , who has u summer home a t bchcon on Friday of this week, Merrill family lived, this child fell ies* However, old resin nts arc cnnBl pjocknila are being worked Tho flapper "Joan of Arc" und bcverly farms. ^41 * ** •* (wording to nn announcement by pbs abnormal atmospheric conutC“IIU'' I1 poration l *1 preserve order," Mayof' bed in his sleep, rolled over ions are encountered there sliouuit out j„ in const guard guaru headquarters 07 of her followers were arrested p . Wnp allj(i jn condemning steadfast in their dcclnrf ions that j ou^ Hill nnd Attorney General Read­ Ycrctary E. J. Trotter, who stated out under the bed and slept through lions tho treasure chest repose t a undo- here. New bases will be opened land Ini tied off to a police station.. ing went from the court, house ie little if uny fog once the flyers j -Ul|Imk,.r'8 m tions. "To arrest u kit the mayor will head n group the be I orgy of murder the men were dear the United States coastal prove next m onth and additional "peed | Many «<t the riotuts were injured to the governor’s office. Iflll Issu­ having an pint of li*|U.»r terminute depths and to | f Jacksonville business men who clot man for having | boats dispatched to this sector. llan to be here for the meeting currying on within a few inches of waters. ___ an*| sentence him to seven months their declnratictis and to leant Its Tho killing of a const guardsman in tiie panic ami stampede thnt ed the following statem ent: lulenatug of (the eyccontents before death shall have MWe havo been In conference )hich is expected to be one of the hint. * . in jail ns bus been done here is » remover them from th scenes of nnd n secret service agent neap followed tort'.uing te a r gas. As fur as with Justice Kamlcrsun on a bill He awoke nbout daybreak to f'rgcst uttended gatherings of the violation of the right of trial by which they hnvo heartl many start- Fort Lauderdale, Fin., a few dnys could in h u m id no one was killed. of exceptions and are substantial­ find’the other members of the fumntde body in several months. jury ‘ t 4.1 • ly ngrerd on tho form in which the ||y dead. An older brother who hud I jury’ . . . . i „ I ling tales of early civilisation In ago, hits Intensified tho necessity The mayor or the Gate City “ I m aintain that (lie pollen h»vt | j.-,„ri(| u of n ||r rmt. 'O of Police for adoption «>f « more determined TAMPA, Fa., Aug. 10.—(INK) case should go to Lh,° ,fu* ,bcnRcIlnaf In response to spent the night with friends returnHtiWH lo Munford hldo-nitd-go-seek —Fifteen thousand cigar makers the Bunreme court if J u sUcts Bandno right to arrest n man for h a v -( ^ Ix,on> (ljnlo).irn| und policy in the ntled by the od shortly afterw ard and found I" Invitation exte....... . ing liquor in hit possession or on |M lh,n, VHrn> ritizetm have battle with tho smugglers on dif­ laid aside their work here today (Continued On ra g e Three) ipri'o His talk his little brother almost crazed thamhrr of Commerce. His talk hiH person *>r in the-house unless it ipcurr(, .:t.n n iB„ion f, „„ (lie owit- ficult Florida roust, according t« and joined labor rernonstraqces nl ‘ rxpectrd to ho un appeal to Son- with terror. A three-months ol*l it can I**1 shown thnt 1 be is disor­ oficlals. geinst the execution of Sacco und |"Ttl citizens to have confidence lit baby sleeping in its mother’s arrirt KOUTIIAMPTON, Eng.. Aug. 10. derly uM n result of th at liquor. ers of tho springs and are financ­ Tho lnml prohibition forces pro­ Vanzetti in Massachusetts. Was struck On thn head with thu ing un effort (* > aguin locate the Jhrir city untl to Join wlioleheart_(IN S )—-Reports of had weal her Then Im tthotiM be . charged with bably will be strengthened nlYbor City, the section of Tnmim chest. dly in every effort to restore faith cleaver by Levins and it * skull off th f const today caused C npt.. disorderly conduct, though treasury **rti<iial« declared almost exclusively occupietl by fractured, but the child recovered First explorations were made i the City Kubstuntinl. Mayor Frank T. < ourtney. British Jitr ace. th at owing to Hniltcn fnnil* unci re* Cubans, Kpanlnrds nnd Italians " If be Is ti; be prosecuted with D*op has long been u booster and at) the Gordon Keller IIt»i>itnl and to postpone his hop-off on the first charges of violating the prohib­ yesterday afternoon by n deep son inforcement to Florida would bus been taken to the Home of Idmlrer of Kanford, untl his moaleg of his truns-Atlantic Illght tu ition luw and to n uintain these iliver front JncksonvUle.On ono trip weaken njreudy partially manned employed itt the cigar factories in Tampa, and W est Tampa, where Mge to the Chamber of Commerce relatives in Tennessee. prisoners nt the expense of tho to the depths of tlir spring said t*» districts. York. the overflow of lives, Is dropped in A fter the murders of the Mer­ New have been the fottn uin of youth A plea for co-operation as the will he in thu nature of recalling Courtney had made all arrange­ tax payers. It is not tho City s hlnck. Foreign business houses anil for which he explo> * 1 Floridn, tho | 0 :local citizens the natural ud- rills, both men stayed about the ments to take off this mowing for business. |* s t solution to the situation con­ * private homes bear the hlnck crepe iliver forced hi* wt f int*r the cav­ I'aritages which Sutiford posBcaes. scene' of the crime and talked ana Valentin, Ireland, from which plnec fronting Sanford today, was made of mourning. bubbled about it in their sodden ity front which t H w ater gushes In addition to Mayor Alsop's adNEW TRIAL DENIED he planned to make the *jr“l "J; by Judge Wallace W. W right in the . forth, sending Hh i nray to the stirilrtss the meeting is to l>e opened condition until tiny ureused sus­ tem pt nt n wcstwanl Bight LONDON, Aug. HI.—(INK) — picion. The police were culled and principal udtlrcss before,the Rotary L* prominent business and profes­ TAMPA, Fla., Aug. !».—(INS) fata more than 10 feet above. He the Atlantic. • , Further Sncco-Vnnzottl demon­ Club at Its weekly luncheon Tues­ followed the underwAter cavern a sional men for expressions of sup­ placed them under arrest. Both From 7 o’clock until 11:30 < our- —Circuit Judge Robles today den­ strations took place in Rotterdam port of the city. The affair will he confessed nt once, each charging tney wuited nt tho Calshot naval ied a motion for a new trlnl made distance of more than 70 feet, to lust night during which the Ameri­ day a t the Seminole Cafe. Judgv the other with the murders. Lev­ entirely in the nature nf a gciby attorneys In behalf of llenjnmln the end of his life line. „i. depot with his flying boat the NEW YORK. Aug. 10. <INS>— can consulate was stoned, according W right's talk wns tleicribcd as one ogethcr meeting In which tho best ina made several confessions^ first Franklin Levins, alleged slayer Jackson Burnett, 77, creek Indian to a newB agency dispatch front of tlic best delivered liefurw lh“ WTiale" in hope th at the wj-nthW Illuming it all on T homps on. Later RAIN DELAYS LEVINE .................... - M- — bln _ according fellowship will prevuil, of Oklahoma, today has the secre­ that city. A dispatchnient of police lloLtriuns for some time nnd a t the . he accepted all the blame himself would cleur, but tho latest b»lw* of nthn persons. lasvlns Was meted o Mr. Trotter. tary of tho Interior un m anager of with drawn swords dispersed the conclusion of the program ho was and finally gave a story ln wltlcn ins reported ruin, fog anti wind, so out to death penalty, having been PAIIIK, Aug. 10 .— (IN K )-T h e One hundred members ure ex- he ulleged Thompson killed three ho decided shortly before noon to found guilty of the first degree his suddenly acquired oil wenlth, mob. the recipient of many compliment­ heavy rains which begnn yeslor| -Med to attend Friday’# junchcon. ary remnrklTup'ilrttbe mtasago th a t of the children while he accounted delay the take off until conditions murder of Looney Mcrrell In July. day was still falling today pre­ by decision of Judge John C. Knox secretary T rotter this morning for tho father and mother. OKl,f), Norway, Aug. 10—(INK) lie brought. , , were tnoro favorable. 11c said hventing Charles A. Levine, the in United Staton district court. urKed those who plnn to ho presRADICAL ARRESTED i— The Norwegian Kucco-VunzeUt By the aunie judicial ruling. Bar­ For three nights after the pair s would fly a t the first opportune Declaring that local citizens inu<*t American traits-Atlunticc flyer fent to notify his office in order arrest, Tampa was u s« n e of riot­ inopicnt. i i ' *•*11 nett’s white Wife wu* deprived of u committee today decided to cull n unite unit present a solid f r®nl 1,1 and bis French pilot, Maurice lo faciliute the handling of the ing about the county jail. Six citiPITTSBURGH, I’a., Aug. I».— $550,000 gift, which the Indian had 00 minute strike tomorrow in pro­ the face of the present crisis, Jud* meeting. (INK)—A man giving the numr of Drouhin, from bopping off on complucontly grunted by affixing test against the execution of Kacco W right said th at onlr by closo ~ resens were killed nml more than • Thursday Liinchcon westbound trans-ocean Kohn Vnnsi, 28, of Ix«s Angedes, their Istionsliip between nil poople v wounded. Tho prisoners were taken bis thumb print to a check. A and Vanzetti. flight to New York. They hope to PLANK WRECKIH) Suspended By Lions was arrested by police here today get away from l-e Bourget flying similar gift •«' »ho baptist homo Kanford l>e able to nisei the si to Orlando for safe keeping and after he was alleged to have ATHENS, Aug. 10.— (lN S)*- ution successfully. A predict! mission was nullified. the culling out of the National field tomorrow morning if the KAN DIEGO, Aug. 10.— (INK) Guardsmen stopped the rioting* Following the economical plan threatened to "blow up" a restau­ weather clear*. The action in tho Indian's behalf *11,0 grccq general confederation that Kanford would soon regain t A plane believed to be the Trclubor today sent u messuge to solid foundation that it has enjo) which ho* boon adopted 'by the rant, wns brought by Elm er K. Bailey of Imainu monoplane in which Lieut. President Coolidgu protesting a- an lung w as 1voiced by the Ju t CONTRACTOR ARRESTED city the Kanford Lions Club an- fcx-i i. of Tulsa, who wan appointed Bar­ George Coveil and R. S. Wuggncc nett's guardian by un Oklahoma rainat the execution of Sacco and hia closing remarks. aft here for San Francisco to and lodged a protest witq KHANGAl, Aug. 10.—(INS)--A Fred T. Williams wa» In chart court. He sued for recovery of Vanzetti enter the Dolcr ace, was reported building contractor was arrested been held each Thursday noon are i tho Antericun legation. of the prugrum. He spoke a t son Burnett’s funds front the E quita­ * rocked today off Point Lomn. today as a result of the collapse of in the future to ho suspended for length on the rnnol question. II ble Trust Company, which had •he U. S. wireless station lookout BUENOS AYRES, Aug. IU.— William* spoke neither for or I m arket in the native city y**{**’ the present. custody of tho gift*. reported the ship falling nnd im­ aday (INK)—Buenos Ayrea wns violent­ guitut the project but explained when 03 persons were Wileu. According to thtf preaent plan* mediately burst Into flames. IXDNDON, Aug. 10.—Contniun- be served to the watchrrs. Of Mrs. Barnett, who married the ly ■hukon by two bomb explosions the m atter and by m erns of a chaft The latest casualty report showed meetings are to be held Scotland yard bus made exten­ Indian In 1923, Judge Knox hud i*ta today complt^'tl plans for un 224 injured of whom 81 wore in Wednesday evening at the zurni !all night vigil outside of the United sive arrangements to prevent uny much to say. He described her as tliis morning. Considerable prop- pointed out the prtq>oa*ed route. COTTON MARKET wa* done, but no otto serious conditicn. Beams support­ Club cm the l"kc front, when utl | States embassy In Grosvenor g«r- untowurd incidents. A 'cordon *»f nn “adventuress" who hod '"kid- rty dumnge M. J. Duetwdler uf Orlando and . I The rri.- first ft --A Explosion wus Inpurod. Herald Hall of Kiiatis out-of-town ing the building collapsed. polico und detectives will bo placed business will be transmitted, dena tonight as a pretest against nnped" Barnett. Anti a fte r ho wns JJKW YORK. Aug. 10.— (IN S) occurred in the principal i-ntranco | » « “'« j . ' g' . ' Ball and K "j. | the impending executions ofNicola nt tho end of the gardens und all induced to turn over $ 1 ,200,000 in “~Lotton turned irregular today as of the I aU cu of J uhUcc, ut ' 7 rottcr of SonforJ were ftlflo RIDDLED BY BULLETS trafic will bo prohibited except ; Sacco nnd Bartolomeo Vanzetti. WIDOW FOR Vth TIME liberty bonds, “he wus ut the in­ o’clock In the morning. The palanI *•» result of severe profit-taking * . by thosb having legitimate dual­ and A fter a huge m ass meeting this stance of Itis wife, declared to be suffered considerable damage. a n J , *■ selling. III . •ncrcased ’ "VU rspeculative j i v i u n t i l * C PViHUh* * . , , t CHICAGO, Aug. 10.— (INS) URANIA. La., Aug. 1 °-—{WS) evening In Hyde Park the commun­ ness in tho gardens. The rear ap- incom|icUnt by a court in Callfor; *7*r Liverpool cables and the proachers to. 4ho embassy will be Bodies of two men “taken for a ist dem onstrators 1 will march to _Mrs. II. C. Ildtflgld, wealthy oil ntinuance of unfuvorublo wea­ __ belt were ttllH„ .v ride" in gangland parplace, were well owner, was a widow t » y »or the embassy and takq up positions constantly patrolled. The wholo niBi ker _______ in the cotton almost Before oil was (Uncovered on hia lal branch of Scot­ entirey disregartled Noon prices jfmtnd huddled grotAquely in » the ninth time. Her ninth husband as near to the building as the po­ itaff «f tho I)ADE CITY — Seahoard Air- ,'club picnic which it to 1*» held In allotment land, B arnett worked for land Yard was detailed to watch lice wil allow them. Speeches Iwjl J?ere: October down 20; roadside ditch here today. Gi°ie vvWUC, 19 40 ciown H. C. Hatfield, died last night a f­ line Railroad plnnning to Constrtict j September with six »lub* u» t o* “u * *rn ,lntttlon revealed the bodies had ter a rallrtoiies operation. Mre. be made front timo to time di/*ing the movement* of well known 50 cent* a day at any work that new railroad rtmtion here. i r 10-68, down 22; January | district participutlnf. cante to hand, . . . . llhu night, while refreshments will communists, v been riddled by fourteeu i.uvluna Hatfield is In her «arly.*fifliv». | down ''5 ' L>° n,wl Marfh ,y -Rr,‘ gun slugs, larles A. Levine IdDrouhinReady IPOLICE pro tect ®{J*s k &2 £ NEW YORK FROM SYMPATHY RIOTS ‘Sacco ti _Refuses . T * __ To THOMPSON GOES QN TRIAL. TODAY TAMPA CASE 10 __ _ _ _ _ — . . . . . ....... . . « is deepseadivers TARGET FOR CRT TOOK FOR CHEST OF TRADE BOARD DE LEON SPRINGS IMira'S[Z ' i. payor John Alsop If Jacksonville To fpeak At Luncheon Courtney Waiting ■'For Good Weather Before Taking Oil Co-Operation Sense Of Judge Wright’s Talk To Rotarians AgcdlndianObtains Interior Secretary To Manage Wealth |(fcuards Will Protect United States Embassy In London From Assaults �THE SANFORD HERALD MONDAY. AUGUST 8. 192 PAG!? ATX !'n^Y^.K f?iTiLDENw,Ll N0T Iv in o r a ™ puy ■ Skating King » » Sanford Touches Austin And Hawkins For 1M Hits White Hrnziermcn (Jet Only Ten 0 ( k Dili E n te r e d In ST. PETERSBURG, Florida, August 9. (SSpeeial to the Her. aid). Although Sanford touched Austin mi l llnwkinx for 1.1 bingles the Feilx loxt the flrxl game of the aerie* when the Sulnts came b.ie’i In the laxt inning to ncoro two runa and win the game. Withrow vex (riven rri dlt for thdefeat a fte r he had relieved Fer­ gus in the m venth inning. Thi < wax the fourth consecutive day that Withrow hr- h o n u. ed ly tie. Feds for id ie f hurling, und wuthe only frame in which lie failed to come through. .Manager Crov.*e ure’d every man on the i luii' raster’ in the game to­ day. 1*Habit* nrid Growo were banisbed from the nam e in the .’oui h Inning for iptesLloulrig a decixion by Umpire Rtipliun and I m .d ir wax iil.xo diHsed later in tiie cam.* when he threw his hat Into the e ir 1 tn pro text* of „ , ailed striko by Umpire Rohr. Tin* loss yexter.iay couple i willi MinmiV victory over Orlando gi .ex tho llm ilerx a full game lead on the Fcdx. . at thu throe be played | . week depends 1 ..it in Sanford I dim.* to :i stat^mrning by Pi . r of the .Sanford : t led that the : ■ be rolf-HUp!•. entire m atter b ro o k T o u rn e y A n d So Ari F r e n c h S t a r s B u t T h e y Wil N o t M eet. S a y s N e t B oar. ’ to pi - t in of that number in Sanford. The • otinue to piny i.iing the second '•'■i ellcnt chance Inilf, and the proi.i.i eiisnn series to the coffers of So Ilford Rcnr.Iey 2 li xs Crowe .’th M tyer 21* H. Allen cf ;tb Cusnck rf Bailey lb Ihinhar If Riddle If II. Meyer cf R. Allen v Fergus p Withrow p *McClnnniihan It R II p u . rt I .. ,7 .. o * j 1 „ . Iiurv h morning ter it will plu’- a lln* Saint-. T I turn here Th 1ex with Krtr Tarpons mi hedge the f th • i lub. ’ II . it i rirugo . ' veiutid - Louis IV ton •a yesterday Pc' i burg where • (tame curies with ; cynieii will rc,i ii r ilirce gumburke'* Sarnardn i .a jhi« xcrle • :.t landing of NAT i .m -u ... | .lnifgh !•'!. 1.miIs . .'. w V n k i i. "it.ati I '.lyn . I ton ’. -lelphi J Vt!K !)1 la st Jir-i- duv "f oiM;-tbat (dei. cd • cluiif The ii mo nl Ihrnughotil the i i ting --bowed II fll.e nvf that <{ t In* n • Snnioiil tool: all lhr* that the luxl one wa innings of battling. Friable sq .Scholl Austin If aw l:in Standings j -re. Meet Frankie IClapp of Rending, Pa. Klopp Is the world’ll tm r roller ■1 i tin: dm in plan. H -1 won tb li till" rcciniity iu competition with tho licit th a t America and Canada bad to offer. AF b is no sta r chamber a ,J i ecrot tbnt at the tender age of )( thirty-odd, he bax played more j. and lutrdcr preparatory tennlH ,. tld : year than a t any time during B ascI)a!IW u lisru *s 7, l" Hfc. It. therefore, Is nltogellier J: credihle th at the tennis uxwocinthbi ii k t ii *,MV<S ‘'M*led ilx man off, leav ing the present situation without ’ ' " *' ' a climax beyond the pn - ibllit ” ‘ 11 * " that one might he fiirninhiid l»v ~u 7 ~ ~ Tilden him elf. He foayx boll *..-;.ii H 111 L7 III 1 the ai'Xtu iatioil inlii h better tlian 1 niiing rim scor- once did hut, if lm bus decided Junbnr in Mill, th a t he want to take n pot shot a a Frenchman nt Sm tham pton, m 090 010 930—7 thing this side o f the hcroafter will .000 n o *102 H mop him. ... However, n ra th e r pondcrmis *® Kheiluli Ii i devised and thru hllt* luuw n. inny i.ccupi- W illiam’s wnndeiing .lain d: FI., My- r tt»ntlon between now and tin* f™* Bin i lin . : challenge . uml. Tho Dnvl - p rgus; R. Allen. t i*inU will ta rt next Momlnv nt to Welch. la*rt Forc*t Hill and William will r • \ t ; c f, T4,t \ i 1*1 St. Pot ra- among tlnire present, T hera Is N.'TIOVA ly—*198. in • in i F. i --ii potii him to iry In pai AMERICAN—.118. In 3} 1 |aw klns 2 . ,, i ■i •• i , ho mu t -i theru will ga • 0j Withrow bo ii-- i ■ d Hie follow * I MINN MELON Plan* under ithis 2. Hits off | F iltl;-. *. m I Saturday will i • him wnv for eonstriiclii a of new iff Austin 12 in involvi-d in the ouminl East West bi across \V ithlaeiioi liee at I pitches: With- series at J.ongwo'd, late in the I iiuuielloii. AMERICAN LEAGUE Poston .1; Detroit 2. W ashington 1; Cleveland <5 Ific Twins erfPowersai{ T illin g All Bases .m_1 porltiiiTi tl core oeii \v auace Hv 1tili*ri«nIion:iI News .r.KH r urrirxl I. • .;e oil Bn -h'x h it to .fitl7, t.hort. d pi -r the sprclitleulnr s|m rt of .M 8 Babe M ('.ill, M elhodlst hurlur, the Bva-.e- in 1!»14, the Boston j ml one o tl: b ' am ateur , ill lif t S... m e liurniuiT ui> the Amcr•.* i Sunford, jii' 1 I a ni'v ■nr.i>v for b'nn .la-ign - these days. The rurj the loxcrx hut !ui cpiulil n»•t. stem I riling tor. have won rix straight i the fd e nf hard lilt" th.d the vein - gin '.x and have copped 11 of their ,.u r -r a were : In -’.it; : through Ills in- la: t 1 I contests, n recant niu-ipinl-| field. Bell Jim! MeCnll were the td tr. i Red Sox .iggi e 'utioti In I heavy h itters for the Methodist* hinnv mnnnk. ! while W oodruff nod Widlucc led W ldb the Braves of P.M t won Jl the ( hi ‘ i ' attach. the pcnniint, their er.ilmttlcd fel(Ida I ’f l'1’ v.iimei of the rerie-, will Ik* loiv toAiiime'i In-rilly ran finish Uj . given Iii ii« i. • > old tin-.e.-l-iillti by hi* her limn sixth ibis reason. To­ iiUrx- ; til local \ . cl. t • -t., >ii it a -* day they lire only <1 1-2 j.iimex la*, in ' ’ • ' ■ ' hltid tin* Urowrm. The Sox got only five lot * off v. ! t i n t city Ipapue ever to p!nv out his it* i-rlicdtile 1“ eomid'-iion in .~an- Stoner nnil ’Carroll of tl* • Tigr'r:! nntil ford and much r redii mu .1 he : < >e t« ill:,*, but W'Ui .’t to 2* by ta k ­ l in tie* diri lore, for tla-n* !*i ing advantage of Pel riot errors. . Mil Did D I! (1.1f n CAIIAIIAN If A SEABOARD OIL COM PANY1 J a c K a o n v i l l c .H o u U i L ' See Service Station MdikicjerabDiit orv Special SavinqsHan Hid qoodProposition LI 1 T L K S P IT F IR E ” WIN’S Xnots Wa hour. and Rolan.! The ommi Gcergn Yoig c.tr.atour, fro eon. idorable NORTH W ool i at ? 102,tllh for i Kchoolhmise here I n Cu- only ol hi mum* | !:r.'"d .* illc.ns kuyoed V ■ . beat the Suimlm • i old do not I-.in a g e SOUTH ATI. AN'TIC I.EAGl I Knoxville !•; Charlotto II. Augunfn 1; HpurtunbiirK Hi. Moron 9; Gr> : nvilb- Bl. Anlmville 2} Columbia :i (IU) Aug. .!b (IN S)- ’’Llttln Hpilflrr,'* the m otor Imut owned by Mrs. J. Jl. Ruud, .Ir.. of New York and pi­ loted hy Ralph Knoddy of I am A ligdex, today v a n the Duke of York gold trophy. “ Little Spitfli ” tin J a total of 12 points D r Uie < x days rul ing iuml the riMrent British rom petilo r hud t u t six points. - Tin* American boat v.-on todsy'a Io at in 02 rninuL: tiud M re *ondi. u ttsln in g an avi rage pyec-d of 23.U ttiiitoi'inliiin am ateur :ii unit white not r e - , ^ • bc«t of ru rro rt he Me ti ht< >down with r.-.ert1 Pri . h'idd tb • Method! t Hi Ilast* oil 1 :i lix -01 r \\ ooi 'n f f war. riven goo.l 1 off M Call 1 . Struck outbv I,at tor hie teatnrm tesi rttfY H I v McCall 7. Tl:i< Wullnct. Umpires— !,i no with • i.inx blows ! bit ■ Mcitii/.IIxt infield and i I’u ebl. W allace's long) e riiit'i with tin? score tdl mid juct a moiii^nt T i m people of iliia moclern, busy age arc always anxious to recognize qual­ ity, a n J they have placed Camel fin»C among cigarettes. Modem smokers have an expe­ rienced taste that quickly IcarnB to know good tobaccos. Camel ir, their favorite, because they recognize in it the choicest tobaccos grown, blended to bring out their exquisite taste and fragrance. Camel has won its way to the top in the hardcst-fo-pleasc age ever known became it lies the qualities of good­ ness that make smoking a pleasure. Y o u will revel in the enjoyment of these cigarettes. N o better smoke caa be mafic. ‘ liu v c a ,C iiiu c l! * FLORIDA STATE I.EAGl I .Miami -I; Orlando 9. St. Peterxbuig 8 ; Hanford 7. Sura sola 7; Tum pa 5. KOI ’I HERN LEAGUE GhalUtnoogu I; Atluntu I. Nuxhville .1 ; |<iimingliaai I I New Orleans ’ll Aleuiplib: I, Other, ruin. Angela| PtJROL EPIGRAM! INTERNATIONAL LKAGI I ’iq m n to <1; Hultimoie 10 . O ther M-ht-dulcd game, ruin. AMERICAN AKSOCI \TION Minneiipcdix 2; Toledo fi. SI. Paul 1 %; Columbus <1. Milwaukee I; Indianapolia &. (Only three gtimex.) W YOIlK t err* c>f 11 efern ire rh ! o f b u sin e ss a tul o f v a lu e , t h e p u b lic is a h u d y to r e c o g n iz e m e r it, NATIONAL LEAGUE Bclu dtib-d gullies, rain. SO I’’I IIBA 8TEUN I.EAGl Columbia 2; Selma 1. Montgomuiy f»; Peiixacola I Savannah 1; Albany it. Other, not tclr.duled. jjones I 1st By A: iVon Elm In Major Leagues s Results Of Games! currying It through. ro x sco i M ethodists W right, c; ............. . Jforrla, c . .......___ pell, 2 b ........ ............ il. McCall, If ....... . i tonm of | , scJu -,1 u a- m <i.-fcut«-ii; ;;;;;; yentordny thereby | p; MiCisIl, p ............ the clmmpleniuilp of the I i-Cel ey, rf _____ ..... .. • • this year. A t the begi*; - ■■ : .<triim e't!;« count for the ! Prcahyterimia ■:: jo-ricei I .'tween the win -1 .. the tw i■ hul ’es wns three i tl. Dub'-iv, rf ... *l.<* Prrxbytcrinns i.tnl -Tarkv. <!. tt* ... , It H i r if: (.all- 1 I*, ibir, , : . best four out of seven IJutbcr, lb 7:............. B a se b a ll A tten d a n ce H ere [Presbyterians Are For Three D ays This W eek Will Settle F uture Of • • PRIZE 0 FFEPv SENCl INAPURDL m m nvE D O LU R S IW10RTAGH C N F M INTED C 1927, p I BfffMsIJl T«d A. o Lymi th), V».a.uu Ik C 1 U & K TSU >V n C M F S T t O l ,\£t h d i'# & ...*,.! AI&KTTKft'v •*"- 4 �. .-T7 l:. .. vT • W THIi SANFORD HERAM>. WKDNSBUAY. AUGUST 10, 1927. i#AGE TWO The Sanford Herald N o Arm am ent Race Wanted rirrp l rafcllatira every a fte rn o o n S ■a ■4 o d a r ill S a i i l e r d , F l o r i d a % litatinlln A v r a u r . The failure of the Naval Limitation Conference recently held in Geneva ia just another indication that most coun­ P .* l» rfd i i S ero ad M a t t e r , tries regard disarmament as a fine thing for other nations O r t e c r r 3 T, l l t l , a t I k f P o o l o f f l r r at I i t f o r d i F l o r i d a , t i n d e r A n t a t but not for themselves. Great Britain was delighted with the C n i c m a o f M a t t k , 0 , INIT, idea of limitation of those types of ships for which she had q O l.L A Itl) t« D K A N . ----- R t H T O I t her supremacy I t I I O A V A l i n t l P . I K l ____ M A N A O K U little or no use, but for cruisers upon which IC A III.R t C . J O . V R 4 , M a i n t a i n s K d l l o t of the sens depends, she insisted upon practically no restrict­ a tin s c n iir io N hatkv ion. BT.OO O ak T ea r S.1.A" But' it seems to us, why should we care? If Great Bri­ » i» M o n i k a . . . Sl.TS Three kfoatka ---------tain wants to spend all the money she can get her hands on • .IS ra rrlp i p»r w eek K W V r*k .l r p d- l Tt l m * p p V p a r ------ 4 3 .CMI building cruisers, she is the one who will have to pay for rk«l II pro Id, Annkird’a pioneer new* them- Taxes in England arc already so high that the people pnppr, aubarrlhpa t<i Ik* Intrm ntluaal S rn a nervier, reerlvlns from cry for mercy whenever it’s time to pay the government. |i)u . aaprrior ..nrtra . orannlanllnr Ti England thinks she can become a bigger nnd better nation f n r a l r (boaaaitd rrorda dally Potf»»•b» all tke Irodlns prpnta of |I»p en­ by spending the people’s money to build fighting ships, let tire iti>rlA _The I. N. II. la eapeelollr efficient la Florida and Ita her go to it. la • n a n a r r o f■ * k n n d*" l l a t---------new* t a ln te If we wanted to, we could build two ships for every one e rttk o at c an a l. Britain. We have the money and we ^ T k e H e r a l d l» a m e m b e r o f t h e constructed by Great A a d l t I ' n r e n a o f C l r p u l n t l o n a . a a have the workmen. If we are to regard the failure of the Ge­ la te ra a tlo n a l A aaoclalloa of l*nhf l a k e r a , A d t e r l l a P r a a n d A d v e r * l * l n » neva conference as a challenge to an armament race, we flj t i t r a t e r r h l c k , e q u i p * * r n r h ta would leave England so far behind in ten years that she Itatirr.n a rm b rr to * a b a ’ll l ^ a n i a a h a u d i t o f n n b e r n p l l n n l l a i a couldn’t he seen for the dust we raise. la o r d e r t * e e r i ly a b so lu te ly a ll Jt* ftfll • • •ta lm a of ••rc a la tlo n But do we want to do that? Is it necessary, in the first •Anneal ■meat tt.n*'ne«-» . a a t n r a o Im r l l > t t ^ place? We hardly think so. We don’t believe thut the largest WEDNESDAY AUGUST 10, 1927 navy in the world is necessary to our peace and security. America is not looking for a fight, and we doubt very seri­ T i l t s I I R I t A t , l )'4 t’ l l t i n l U M t ^ - V I c u a o t u y In c i t y a a d c o u n l y a d ously if any other nation, even Japan or England, is, in view m l a N t r a l in n . D e e p e r t i n i e r r o n t e o t o J o r k a a n - of our past record on the line and our matchless natural re­ tlllt. i U m a t r u r l I n k o f 41. J o n a e I n d ' o p sources, looking for a fight with us. H ire r C anal We should, of course, maintain a respectable,navy. The * _ f n a a a a r o l l o n of m o n th l y *T i»y a e W ee k ." navy is the first line of defense. If for nothing else, it is o - A n a m p o tm a of b n lld ln * pre a r a n . — h n a a r a . h n l r l a , a p a r t m r n t needed in times of emergency to protect our nationals who hoaapa. may be visiting or living in other countries. The cost' unless a —A I'ammnnlfy Chert. | — ( m n p l r l l i t a « t c i t y b r a a t l t l r o - a race is engaged in, is reasonably small compared to our tlo n p ro a rn m . « — A new and n in d rra hosp ital great national wealth. And there is something in the patrio­ tic pride which a commendable navy inspires that is worth m n L E VEltSK FOR TODAY while. A NEW’ CREATION:—Create in But as for any desire to have the largest or the strongest me u clean heart, O God; and renew in the world, we should not consider it. It is not necessary, n rig h t spirit within me. Psalm and it is a waste of money. Money we might put into un­ 61: 10. necessary cruisers could he used for building schools and PRAYER:— •‘Take my heart and let it he colleges, hospitals and laboratories, and a thousand and one Always only,' Lord, for thee.” other things, far more to our advantage, -------- ----------- O-------------- -— lit I As Brisbane Sees It This I»irc! Seem s to Have Quite a Family Oh. Joy! Free Air. Crrmnna Can—" * ' C ant. Faith, Blessed Gift, .('ritzier In Cities. Hy AR'THCt BRISBANE « „ p ,rta h i ■a*rr nr 4 l n r Co- THE DEPARTM..NT «f Juatlco *,,vs l lint no one Iins authority to control radio nnd the air. rho nir belongs to the people. It is a comfort to be told th a t the people enn still control something, even if it is only the nir They have had it well rubbed In­ to them that they are not fit to o>ntrol railroads, street cabs or anything else th at bus money value. Need loan t <> say, if the nir bccomes valuable and if our "best people" think they need "reasona­ ble control’" of it. they’ll get w hat they think they need. High finance docs not know what electricity is, but knows make it pay. The German government Has decided to run nil employment ngetides for servants, inters, etc. German theory is that the gov­ ernment will see how much it enn do for tin* workers, instead of trying to see how much it can get out of them. Private agencies, of course, object violently. In this country we take the other view, that government can­ not do much of anything well ex­ cept spend money collected from tile people, and that everything possible should he left in private hands. Tires & Tubes This Week Firestone Huilt Courier Cord 30x31-2 $5.05 Watch For Our Weekly Specials Seminole Tire Shop Firestone Tires III West First Street t,„|f TH»j NOT A 1,1. COLLEGE Presidents deny the truths of revealed re­ ligion. Dr. Hamlin, late professor of Elton J. Mougliton architectural history at Columbia, begins Ids last will and testament: Architect "I bequeath my body t<» the ele­ Hi **-•*!. lie ok HI,it. ments, and my spirit to him who gave it, in the confident hope of •t Ptord, Fla, HEROD, snlvntion and eternal life through F illing Two Important Posts By w illiam E. Brooks. the perfect righteousness of Jesus In Century ChriHt." And so the Magic-worker comes With the death of Governor General Leonard Wood in Happy he who, strong in faith, a t last! SCIENCE PROGRESSES believes Diet ids individual soul, Boston, President Coolidge is confronted with the task of Three years he's shown Id* won­ MIAMI It i*,tt A I.D one among thousands of billions filling two most important diplomatic posts, one as ambassa­ drous m ight to men. "A Substantial Jeweler from this planet, which also They say his touch has power, that dor to Mexico and the other as administrator of the Philip­ rlking is one among thousands of mil­ Hit* v /« V liiLiajLj Two college professors have r e j has been much longer, perhaps fever flees in n Substanlinl City pines. In view of the strained relations with the republic to lions of planets, will be welcome, cent Iy spoken on the present dis- {millions of years. Before his fingers, even blind eyes worthy of especial attention, when the south of us and the unsettled conditions in the Pacific is­ putc between the fundam entalists . . 1 0 8 M a g n o l i a .. see; of ■ Princeton Z II 111 tinl II advocates ■11It 1JIL.*VIH.ni < " If U i ' ’IIIl •■’ll i *each . **a.ia '• j-■Professor i *i " Conkin • gt ii and evolution, Today perhaps hell show that lands, it will be extremely hard for the President to select It arrives a t its destination. trying* to bring the w arring ele- £ n,lV f , , r ",a,,„ls V }'1 power to me. the proper men for these foreign assignments. meats together, and each arguing' "'"h-d w h emotion and he ,leD IFFEREN T MEN and Coun­ Youth slips from me, my body's . . r _ ...... d a re s unbridled emotion is the The diplomatic post in Mexico City has long been one tries have different trouble*. ", that they are not fa r ap art. greatest of all the f- es of truth." . growing ,oId, ■ , Prof. Henry ( . Cowles of the ||(1 tj,inks the prim ary emotion in Older than my years wnrrnnt. I which required the service of men of exceptional ability, Prosperous citizens arc worrying men who could lend a sympathetic ear to the Mexican ■de­ bees1’ so India, which ordinarily University o f Chicago contends , the controversy "springs from the have. lived W ith wine hong and m erry Roman mands and yet uphold American claims- The assignment colic ts and hoard* silver, threat­ th a t tii(> fundam entals are "evolu­ belief that evolution is destructive ens to continue selling millions of tionists at heart" as they hold, as of religion." girls . And merry. Roman boys In Caesar’s has been one that many distinguished diplomats have declin­ ounces of silver. The mere sug­ most anthropologists do, that the disputants would remem­ / __ ed, particularly because of the possibilities for shattering gestion caused n hig d rim in nil— present various races of mankind berIfththese house, at evolution is either true and And now I pay the price. Pcrhnps ambitions of those who would bring America and Mexico in­ v r’s value rmt long ago and wor­ came from a single pair aad thut a fact in nature, or it is not, nnd this mar. - the white,black, brown and yellow that m an’s belief concerning it will to a closer relationship. Despite the difficulties of the posi­ ries mine owners. Will touch me and will bring my That being the m s", government races have n cornea ancestry.indeed not alter the fact they might de­ tion, the Washington government lias been particularly for­ youth ngnln. will take notice and help if it enn. they credit evolution with working cide th a t belief a fter all is compur- j Almost from the !>c"innincol I'll try him, seek a sign, nnd then tunate in having some able men to fill the place. Such was Wheat drops every tittl" while more rapid.y than the evolutionists atively unim portnnt and be willing draw ,, . time men have strived luo»i ■ vI II’.T.;,, James R. Sheffield who served with honor during a most nnd farmer* worry, but everybody suggest, t ecausc they insist th at all to bold their own beliefs nnd let the Him dose beside me, offer him hi* Itrying period. is used to that. the advance and changes in man ilher fellow follow the same course their home—to he free fro«j kitid have taken place in 0,000 ye- jThcy can’t alter the truth by arguI /XllSSs^Ldns well, if he will None the less important and hazardous in its uuderpaying another for the pA ars. Evolutionists say th a t time ment or legislation. IN CITIES PEOPLE go crazy '■work i •— --I' taking is the post of director-general of the Philippines. vilege of shelter—dnimito# ,'Th<rm iracle th at brings me youth Dealing with a group of people, who are jealous of their big more frequently than they once did. Excitement, bootleg liquor I again. seek to own your own hfme? In New / H eJtas hi* pri»c, I'm sure, like any protector and who demand the right to govern themselves. and other things help. It is easier than vim Hint Is no small task even for as brilliant an administrative genius York state one person in every 26 IJian.' * 112 E. Second St. Thgn Roma «01CC more, while as Leonard Wood. The Filipinos are always stirred by dis­ i lias boon in the insane asylum, call and talk it over. according to the American psyj l u e s a r ft* rcs ognpc J. H. JACKSON sension, making the work of doing something constructive A t «nv new B*.'cngtn—and nights chintrie association. in their behalf difficult. Director General Wood ruled with .o f wine and song! Phone 611 There is less insanity then forHe atbod and looked and answered a firmness yet kindliness that even the natives appreciated. morlv among women on farms. 1 kRot a word. “ ?mI It will be no easy task to fill his shoes. Loneliness that used to drive the Butr-Ohl how dcop he looked within insane by tin 1 thousands, has It is to be hoped that President Coolidge will deliberate softened by telephone, radio, been . my soul par­ THU YARD WITH A MILL B A C K IN G Pa A places where I had not look­ long and carefully over these two appointments- There are cels post, and above all, the autoe d fo r years. BgTn-nr J , , many men available, but many of them would he unable to mobile. Holly Avc., at Bond Oral* Rhone 135 drive" me mudwou,(11CA°P° with the two situations. We want men who will protect Mlt. HAYWARD Kendall, who And «o he goc* t«’Pilate—and his American interests to the limit, hut we also want men who Zip Sonic* unorganized drinkers nth, 12th, 13th Sts Yard •end! lnre conversant enough with conditions in the two countries represents th at ought to lie saved from them ­ )to be able to work harmoniously with their peoples to bring selves, says: "The eighteenth aHy Order of the City Commission By the way, we bad almost f<Tabout results that will he to the best interests of all mendment is saving America (In cnilabout th a t canal election. got tail time for payment o f City 'Faxes cernctl. rash expenditures and increased ---------Q-------efficientei from six to eight bil­ w ithout extra costs has been ex­ Oh, say, are you quoting Karco -olion dollars a year." when you say, " It won’t tie long Press Comment on 'Pile Journel’s announcement for Fnns tended to September 1, 1927. fff MW now” ? Hathaway for governor as partially examined h.v this writer THE NATION’S Purchasing ------------ o-------power has certainly increased II)} f Don’t talk ubout the heat all the indicates that the following contemporaries are already since prohibition came. either definitely for Dr, llathawav or favorably iueliued 1 timq and it won’t bother you half In IU1P there was in America a* much. towards him; Perry Herald.Palatka News, Sanford Herald' 15,000 (100 automobiles. Now there --- ------o------ — Madison Enterprise-Recorder, Pensacola Journal, Pensacola are 22 ,(100,000, and not enough, I f Doyle .C arlton ’ketgis lifter News, Bradenton Herald, Fort Myers Press, Fort Myers The country, spends half n billion . EWEST nnd most luxurious coastwm Fona Hathaw ay, the gubernatorial a year on radio, ninny millions Tropical News, Fort Myers Palm Leaf, Bradford County , cam paign muy get under way be­ steamers afloat offer you comfort an Vll fore long. Telegraph, Lakeland Star-Telegram’ Orlando Sentinel f'," w,,shln? v,,? um 1 ------ —<>--------convenience supreme. T h h lW ro v ,,, only llln H „ X | J S W# wonder if there is any truth SAILINGS FROM JACKSONVILLE TO NEW YORl in th a t report th a t mosquitoes are JumoLr of exchanges which there has been an opportunity to lavishly tlmn the rich in Europe, Mr. Krndnii thinks it would h« g e ttin g bigger and 'f a tte r since examine, but it is sufficient to indicate tin- state-wide nature Calling at CharlaMton .... »himity ir the mit-pour. dre*oCM got so short and socks so of tho interest in Dr. Hathaway’s possible candidacy — Pvrrv Monday, Thur»d*y amt Baturdajr at 8 P- M. } irg of money were diverted from thinJacksonville Journal. August 13 22 September - '. automobile* and radio to wine nnd S. S. Cherokee -oAugust 15 2d September 1 I? *J S. S. Mohawk b ’or. If Would have been ruthcr em ­ August 19 27 September !i IS I* S. S. Alg* nquin barrassing fo r the revivalM who August 12 20 29 September :i I" ^ PRESIDENT VINSON Tell* S ,S . Seminole allowed a snake to bite him t« OVERPRODUCTION Friday’s Sailing Direct young people of Western Reserve , dem onstrate his fBith in God, if ORLANDO REPORTER.STAR University that no conflict exist* he Bad died. Special Summer Service ;/ -------- o--------between science and religion: they A federal agricultural report nmek lands in Seminole county. occupy different fields. He wiseThey say Lindbcrg does not JACKSONVILLE and MIAMI [ smoke, chew, drink or go to parties says there were two million le*r Under such circumstance^, t lie ly remarks that science, without FROM JACKSON VILE FROM MIAMI I t U n o wonder he can fly. —Sara- acres of corn grown last year Hum tuestlizn arietta: "Is the federal religion, would lead to hopeless Every Tuesday -I P. M. Every Thursday I*1 " ■ KOt» 1Times. But there is many n the year before, and 7,000,000 less (ovemment justified in spending i materialism. highj •filar who can’L Religion and science are like . acres of all crops than the your be­ millions of dollars on irrigation SUMMER FARES FROM JACKSONVILLE -oastrology nnd astronomy, or like ' The blow was too much for him. fore. And it adds that it would have nri'jei ts in the Went, nnd i* Florida alchemy nnd chemistry. I To New York City......... $36.54 one way t'*> IR round tup *• E. T.- W alker, of New HumpshlA?. been better for the farm ers luid the Justified in spending million* of To Clvarleiton.S. C ....... $12.00 *• ” $18.00 ” dfdurs in draining the Everglade* inharited thirty million dollar*, nnd acreage been reduced twice 7,. ASTRONOMY STARTED in as­ while the state still has several To Dolton, M an........... $42.82 ” “ $72 i 8 * 1 diea the next day. There'# some 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . , million acres of well drained l„mis trology, chem iitry started in »ladvantage in being poor. A man appeared before the coun­ "te n to cultivation?". We do not chemy, with exnerimenters seek, TO MIAMI $1(5.17 EACH WAY ■ • 'O ty commissioner* of this county Through tickets ami liuggage checked The Herald commend* the City and objected to the publicity tax undertake to unswer this query, we ing to make gold. Science started in religion. Men, Coaindiwtoner* for the m anner in on the ground that advertising was "iny suggest jt, it may be worth (oiHpiJneipilnoit/ufn r*»"» f . thinking abc.it. questioning the origin of things, which they are using the pruning j jj“j ’"j * in tivi many farm ers and Summer Exercusion Now On Hr perhaps we snail have t„ first gave a religious answer, ev­ We w ant neither ,>Xt w ant | Produced for i „ „ k 0 nVricuUure' n)oro prnf,tllll,c erything bused on miracle*. Then jio r htugnuti&n. We Return Limit Oct. 31. P '- ‘ ^ they studied more closely and be­ sensible economy. T r .nipoM .llon Intludcg •"0 ™mk ::l ; e e S * ,'r: , r ' " T ,....! gan giving scientific answers. . —o--------fcsrtm other « « * » > » • ' «* voice! .in,Hoc object with or nrltbout p i iv a w l a v a r o r r t yUJM W. Young, devehqwr of With t » l n « > lo u b U b*d. and ^ -r SIR HUMPHREY Rolleston t. Hojivwood/ giro diet* the 'larg est drainage of large acrea* of rich nnce son ewhere. »«(•• t h . ) t r .. r « t « t dinina x - n r k r - t «btp .1 . . tho British medical association i to u a s t crop in the history of the e r v i i l for two. fmtr. o, «i*ht p«r*o Hint in long-dead mummies of Kstate for next w inter. "They *nd dantinfgypt he finds signs «•.* gout, tu b e r-, going back bai to California", he suy* 1*0 / r o r r h » f / n r » r m « t ( » i '. f Va*** TITAN TROUBLES T icktf.tlc.. apply *» culosis, and pyorrhea. Swollen For twMs*i i) i t u t wwllwfcJ uio an*i oiKrt lit/omailM, «!tl> •• » TJjry’l11 be in Florida by the A B IIE V IL L E TIMES your horn# |j« £ fl U f tltl» of (^fuind* and now is the time to mummy feet, shrunken teeth tell L Zlft ll*C ■ t MtmT ___» *:,l*«7 . •t ready fo r their reception. the story. FU’iJj r*in*trr .Item FleriJ* ‘n ilf'!' *’The Red-Haired woman," a ss­ haired woman may have a different AnCZI), i 5c L , n »t I mh.ZW1 HiA t * f * m IfcS * f t? SUUO«IU«. IMW.Uf S)«s S L12 ^ and ert* the English Mary Ague* Hum- kind of soul, she may keep it in a •ch was a red-haired woman. Tiny _lpathizera of Sacco jjypil IblMbh. rUni, JwUwJk. fl.<U« J . B. CALDER, Agent. VapM tti by reaorting to bt m 'j lit*vi, uaing tiic voice of New E ng­ different place, she may mislay it, Tim's mother was a red-haired won more land's most • distinguished muga she may even lose it upon provocat­ t*n, Snm Bernhardt had red hair. p lo t# and the like are doing < Sanford. Fla. to iitirt th eir cause than to help it. izinc, "the red -haired woman hu« io n , but a soul she bad and has, us The bright red hair of woman with \VM. B. CLEMENTS, M itt# people who are inclined to no soul.” Now, by Mrs. Leslie C ar­ we could very cleverly prove hy souls hud been the light in more Hy history, past • ^ the English Hamilton* believe the radicals innocent do te r, that is not *o. windows of love, laughter and Dist.. Passenger Agent, Jackson believe in throw ing bombs to posterity, and the dead child of themselves, if y e cured to. trouble than there are cross-eyed J ___ Dinah Shadd, it is not so. The red■ tn tc where they stand. Mrs, Wiggs of the Cnbhnge Put- fairies in Ireland, God love ua. H C VIEIE O w n Y our H om e --- Be Free F r o m R ent i > an LOANS Notice To City Tax Payers! Direct JUiW atcrRoutcio E lle n H o y , Tax Collector. A %\ =NEW YO RK Ni : A ■ wmr. PIXIE ROUTE C L Y D E L 5W® �"AGE THRfclft THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNSEDAY. AUGUST 10. 1927 [-Social and Personal Activities-: Ifficc Telephone 148______MRS. FRED S, DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR S o cia l Colander Lindy’s Cousin Residence Telephone 859 Azarian Circle Meets Miss Nonie Williams S a c c o And V a n z e tti [Tuesday EveningWith Entertains Sandsmir ndspu Arft D o o m e d T o D ie Mrs. Clifford Walker Bridge Club Members A most Interesting meeting of the Azarian Circle of the First Baptist Church was held Tuesday Th u r sd a y evening at th». home of Mrs. Clif­ |l Neighbor* of America ford Walker, [■et at H o'c.lock a t tlu* Old The rot-ms where the members Hull over tho Basket. assembled were adorned with howls an 1 baskets filled with u variety of summer florwors, Genova A short business session 4 was held presided over hy tho circle [Valeria Harper ami ilaught- president, .Mrs. C. A. Anderson, ■;I,', u i't Saturday for Allan* during which lime a„ nominating ................. „ ] where they will m ate their committee composed of Mrs. Meriviih Mrs. Bryant's mother riweather 0. Lewis, Mrs. A. C. V. Brent. Chamberlain and Mrs. L. T. Shep­ | mid Mrs. I’. T. Wake field pard, was appointed to present ,'veral days at Coronado names for officers for the ensuing year. hast week. 1w. ]initial is in Now Smyrna A fter all business had been ■he i* visiting her son I’ayne. transacted Miss Vera Dickerson ladies Aid of the Methodist delighted the members with a held their meeting a t the group of rendings and Mrs. hast Wednesday to consider Charles Hi nderson gave a number knnge for the pastor, Rev. of piano selections. Summers. During the social hour the host­ W. Flynt was the honored ess assisted by her sister Miss Ivn [t a surprise dinner given a t Jane Ford served sherbet and cake. hy friends in honor of her Those present were: Mrs. H. S. |y. Mrs. Sutton and ftlrs. Giovanni, Mrs. Albin Kendall, Mrs. Hi line, sister and ibiught- V. G. Hasty. Mrs. M L. Fox, Mrs. |!i(. luuyiree, prepared a de- L. T, Sheppard, Mrs. George \V. fehicken dinner and brought Evans, Miss Dorothy Evans, Mrs. home of Mrs. Flynt just A. M. Harp, Mrs. A. C. Chamberlimited guests began to ar- lain, Mrs. L. II. Echols, Mrs. J. E. lhose present were; Mr. Murphy, Miss Virginia Borland, Ii . John Phillips Mr. and Mrs, II. c. Moore, Mrs. Merritiliinm Kilbeo, Mr. and Mrs. weather (J. (sjwis, Sirs. Charles |lynt, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Me Mahon, Mrs. it. J. King, Mrs. Mrs. \V. Dniiial, Mr. and T. A. Me Cron of Moultrie, Gn., I'altit Flynt and John llol- | Mrs. Cliarlcs Ecliols, Mrs. Charles | T. Henderson, Miss Alice DeCour|aml Mrs. I*. T, Wakefield scy, Mrs. A rthur Hatcher, Mias rent visitors at the home of Vera Dikerson, Miss iva Jane Ford Mrs. C. VV. W est in Orfan- of Monroe, La. and Mrs. Clifford Wertt is interested in a Walker. [f ghee manufactures. Iiml Mrs. Jack Flynt spent, with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Howard I \ Smith tiller Flynt. Hostess A l Courtesy pinny friends of Mrs. George regret to learn that she Honoring1Bridge Club sick at her home. Entertaining in her usual charm ­ | m Moran has returned from si where she was the guest ing maimer Mrs. Howard I*. Smith was hostess a t bridge on Wednes­ Ifif.tir Helen. sad Mrs, Charles Brumley day afternoon a t her homo on Harmon are visiting Mr. Sanford Heights, when she was hostess to I lie members of tile Kndor Curlett. ^isouncembiit of great inter­ Wednesday Nine Bridge Club and im that of the m arriage of an extra table of players. The rooms where tne tallies hud i E. Terrell to Mr. Jo-. |.i liehart of Oviedo. The been arranged for play were most look (dace a t the home attractive with howls and hanging bride in Highland, Ohio baskets filled with zinnias and Sad. The couple a fte r u ferns. j trip will return to Oviedo Cunning sun bonnet girls m ark­ I k y w iltm ak e tlieir hornet ed the tallies used for the game ichnrt will resume her and a fter the usual number of of music in the Oviedo progressions hud been played Mr. Linelmrt is a truck scores were collected and prizes at Oviedo. awarded. The prize for top senre among the club members was a Jessup of Tampa, former novelty vase, while the guest scor­ |t ef Sanford, arrived here ing tile most points wns given a evening to spend a few wicker tray. The one cutting the business. highest curd received an ice hag and niullctt. K. Johnson returned homo Late in tiio afternoon tho bridge afternoon from Montgom* accessories were cleared away ami |i. where he lias been spend- tile tables spread with hand made past tiiree weeks. covers and refresnm ents of a de­ licious salad course served. ami Mrs. F. McKenzie DuvMrs. Sm ith’s guests were Sirs. ive Thursday for points in A. W. Epps, Sirs. Charles Cook, |ky where they will spend the Mrs. Emmet Hunt, Mrs. J. B. Daw­ dor of the summer. son, Mrs. Tom Bolt, Mrs. Jack Hewitt, Mrs. Henry Bunion, Mrs. Murcia Patterson leaves H.,A. Douglass, Mrs. J. C, Ben­ lay for Tampa where she nett, .Miss Dotty Caldwell, Sirs. W. pend the Week-end as Mortem Thigpen, Mrs. Fred Wight, t>( Mrs. Elwyn Moore, and Sits. L, C, Colb, George .Sanders and two The many friends of Dr. H. W. returned home Sunday Rucker will regret to learn that tc* iJoston, .Muss., where they is unite ill at his home in Pinecca spending the past two hurst. In Chair Tonight An unusually enjoyable affair of the summer season was that of (continued from page one) Tuesday evening when Miss Ernie erson decides he has the power and Williams entertained tlu* members duty to allow it to go. Today we of the Sand spur Bridge Club nt are to put tlie bill into final shape, her apartments on Myrtle Avenue. which means that it will he w rit­ Bowls of zinnias brightened the ten out and proper exhibits (affi­ rooms where the tables had been davits) attached. Wo expect to placed for play. see Justice Sanderson tomorrow I he tallies were marked with and obtain his decision. I have pretty floral designs and after the been asked to come to the council fifth progression the prize for meeting at the state house. Mr. tHU score, n door stop in the form Rending has shown me every f’T 11 largo Mack cat, was won hy courtesy.” Mi.-s Ruby Hoyne for having STATE’S PRISON, BOSTON, lowest score, Miss M argaret Zach­ ary was consoled with an nttraet- Aug. 10. -—lIN S )—Nicola Sacco, near to a state of collapse III his ve bathing ling. death cell, today tiniked efforts to At the refreshment hour, Miss bring his case to the United States \'illinis served fruit jello topped District Court. w,th whipped cream and individual Week *nd sullen Sacco looked up cakes. The players were: Miss Ruby to Attorneys M. A. Musnmnno and I Aifonsc Gngliano and said ''They Hoyne. Miss Sara Wnrr. n Enslorbv Miss Fern h® ^ fcr"« n « l m* f«r »even y ears it her •'«». M .rjtu rk Z.clm,” ....... '* ^ Miss Mary Deen, Mrs. Earle E. Sacco continued to refuse Jones and Sliss Williams. sign an application for a w rit of corpus. Sanford-Orlando Club habeas Vanzetti signed the application Entertained Today At hut told tho lawyers th at lie con­ sidered his enso and that of Sacco Home Of Mrs. Benja? hapless. He added there was , a faint ray of hope that tho United ~ t The members of the Sunford-Or- States courts might give him and kindo Bridge Club were most ptacco justice. pleasantly entertained Wednesday It was understood th at the ap­ ............... ns tin* guests of Mrs. S. plication could not lie Hied with­ Benjamin nt her home im Elm Av­ out the signature of Sacco. enue. Doctor Joseph McLaughlin, pris­ An ilium dance of cut flowers on physician, visited Sacco and and ferns with roses and zinnias Vanzetti in their death cells today. predominating were used with They thanked, him for Ids kindness artistic effect in (lie rooms where to them and bade him ''farew ell.” Hie players assembled for tho The two prison ehamplnins wait­ game. ed ull the forenoon for a call from When the scores were added nf the prisoners but when none came ter the game the guest scoring tile they left the institution. must points and honors received a Regardless of the action of the silver mnyonnise howl. SnccoVunzetti ease, however, in­ At the tea hour the hostess as- dications were that Celeslina t.i; tnl by her daughters, the Misses Mndeiros, slayer of nn aged WrenI illy and Gertrude Benjamin tluini hank cashier, would tie exe­ served pincupplc sherbet and indiv­ cuted a few minutes a fter mid­ night. Motleiros “confessed” Hint' idual angel food cake. Mrs. Benjamin's guests were Hu, slaying of a Soutli Drain tree Mrs. J,,Ini Lennurdl, Mrs. Victor paymaster and Ids guard—a crime ■herk, Mrs. M, I. Newman of San- fo r which Sam i and Vanzetti were fold, Mrs. 11. Solomon, Mrs. M. convicted —was engineered by Handel, Mrs. Haven and Mrs. Rhode Island gangsters and that Sacco and Vanzetti were not in­ Liehcnmm of Orlando. volved. Hid statement lacked con­ had was branded a Mrs. Fannie S.Munson firmation “fake" by Governor Fuller. The Bedford man already lias had Gives Dance Monday New five reprieves and two trials. N ielli For Miss Bailey Abandoning all hope, Sacco and Vanzetti in their death cells at A most delightful yet informal state prison were ready to die, social affa ir of the week was the Sacco entered the 25th day of his dance given Monday evening by hunger strike and Vanzetti joined Mrs. Fannie S. Munson nt her him in refusing food. Both men studio on Myrtle Avenue honoring continue to assert their innocence wore being •Miss Emily Bailey and her house claiming that they guests Miss Ruth White and Miss "railroaded because of their radic­ Mnrgnrot .Stallings of Atlanta, Gn. al beliefs.” An attractive setting was a r ­ “They remain courngeous and ranged with numerous lovely large feel they are dying for a prin­ potted palms and ferns. ciple,” said Attorney Willium (L At a late hour Mrs Munson, as­ Thompson, form er head of tho de­ sisted by her niece Miss Zoe Mun­ fense legal forces, who visited son served dainty refreshments. them, ho said, “on the ground of humanity.” Missionary Union O f Sacco and Vanzetti were very hcause of their self-imposed Baptist Church Holds weak fast hut Madeiros ate heartily and much time in sleep. Interesting: M e e ting: spent At the stato house it was said tlint there was no doubt in the The quarterly, business meeting mind of Governor Fuller as to the of tho Women’s Missionary Union guilt of Sacco and Vanzetti and the of the F irst Baptist Church was fairness of their trial. He was said held Tuesday afternoon at the to he of the opinion that tho law church with the president Mrs. should take its course without fur­ Volte, Williams presiding. ther delay—.Hint there had been Splendid reports for the past enough delay already. three months were given hy the various officers and standing INVERNESS — Allen Lumber chairmen. Company to erect m arkers on Old A fter the routine business had Spanish Trail nt Penascola. been carried out a general discus­ sion of the work for the ensuing PENSACOLA — Chamber of year followed. Commerce to erect m arkers on Old Spanish Trail at Pensacola. Miss Katherine Symes is visiting at Daytona Beach as the guest of CRYSTAL RIVER — New Miss Mina Howard. White motor truck purchased for use on roads in lids section. Mrs. T. A. McCrea of Moultrie, Gn., is visiting here as the guest ”f Mrs. It. J. King.. = ' s : .; r = " i Mr. and .Mrs. F. (“ Pop” ) LampSI. Zinser kin announce the birth of a son on son, Tues- Tuesday, August 9, at Newport home. Tha News, Va. Albert Si. Sliss Glndyco .Stemper who lias been attending the summer session land Mrs. Tom Owens "f id Univerisity of Florida has ruLiter returned to their homo turiied home. O' morning a fter u short viswilli Sira. Owen’s sister, The many friends of S. It. truest Hill. Dighton will regret to learn that lie is confined to his home with an Maude E. Clarke, assistant attack of influenze. Imi at tlio Hanford MuniLibrary, left Friday for Mrs. S. S. Williams and small in Maine und Massachusetts daughter of Jacksonville are visit* ■'hc will spend her vacation, j ing here with her mother Mrs. Jd.i | Austin at her home on Laurel Avo* Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Mathews • Harvey ltcckham and two nue. [have moved into town and are lo­ fa. Lois ami Frank of Ixmgcated in the Higgins’ homu on Se­ Icft Monday morning for Mrs. John Cook Deen and small venth Street. [•■down, Md., where they will daughter, Lucy Mary, left Sunday Mrs. S. F, Imng and family are b ■A. I* Mowen. Mrs. Beck- for Ocala where they will join Mr. spending August at Daytona ; tlie daughter of Mr. and Deen, who hus recently purchased Beach. *• Bassett Smith. a drug store there. Mr. and Mrs. Bedenbaugh and family, formerly of Miami are now lien Cantwell, who has been Mrs. J. K. M ettinger who has located here and are living in the I11*!' i Ic past few days here been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Snvdcr home <m the Oviedo road. I ’'r mother Mrs. Minnie E. W a lter Morgan at her home in Miss Thelma W agner and her .■ leaves Friday fo r Now ,Fort Mellon for the past two weeks, guest Miss I.eonn Shelkofsky Inhere she will join Mr. C an t-1h aves Thursday for her home at are spending a week as the guest | “he will lie accompanied by Jacksonville... of Mrs. Long at Daytona Beach. *• Alien Junes who goes to) Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Tribble Hr. Jones. Miss Elizabeth Liggin, Miss May of Deland are spending their vueLiggin of Ainericus, Gn., und Miss Ution here as the guest of his par­ "ml Mrs. Martin Stinccipher Ruth Seig of Saannuh, Ga., who ents Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Tribble. marring,, was an interest- have been the guests of Mrs. Dav­ A community picnic and barbe­ r ‘i11’ ”* July li have returned id Speer are now visiting at Gen­ cue wns held near Lake Mills lart [, ‘I wedding trip which in- eva as tlie guests of Mrs. M. I*. Thursday afternoon. Games und r points in Tennessee, Geor- Wicks. contests afforded those present u great deal of amusement during I “ North Carolina and Are l«t home their friends nt Mr. und Mrs. D. L. Thrasher re­ the morning, prizes being award­ home on West Third Street,. turned home Tuesday from Euslis ed to _ the winner of each. At 1 where they were the guests of Mrs. Io'clock the burbecuad meat and L. < Colb of Palm Beach, ITlirasher's mother, Mrs. E. L. Fcr- coffee were served. Ice cream and |hns m;en he spending this week ran. The many friends of Mrs. Fer- cool drinks were also to be had. that During the afternoon horse race* I , o n s ,the guest of her b ro -(ran w'0 he pleased to learn that a t Butt nnd m Mr. and vne .•he is is mime some wnui what Improved improved from wt'Vu held. Many people were pres­ » r. , e ......... *>> Him i. lino ent from all over the country. j, . Il' r Hutt is expected to j her re -ent illness. o Sanford Thursday nnd I The many friends of Mrs. Anna BARTOW — Gulf Refining Inin lu Kl>c-st of Mrs. Howard Van Ness Brown will regret to new filling I** her home on S a n -1j learn that she has been ill nt her Company building Sunstation in Hughe* Addition. heme on Fourth Street. [and Sirs. Albert the birth of a ugu»t t», at their ims been named 1 Jr. DUNNELLON — New Boyer | MADISON—Rapid progress be* DUNNELLON •— Work pro­ triplo combination fire engine made on construction of new gressing on construction of.S m ith purchased for this town, high school building here. Building on lhmgnl Avenue. CHULUOTA ••••. ■ ' ii ' • * * * * * * » • .ft * • » • • • •v .v .v .v .v T I v .v Miss Adelaido Lodgo, daughter of Edwin Lodge, who Is nn uudo of Lindbergh's mother, has been soIcclctl to unveil a tablet on the iKtrolt. Mich., houso In which the famous Ilyer was born. The cere* mony will tnke place when Lind* b u s h comes to Detroit on his tly. log tour, of tho country. Box 333 Sanford If you're a t e l e p h o n e subscriber sim ply lift the hook, ask for 148 ami state your request. It’s a service that m akes it comparatively easy for you to insert your advertisement. And W ant ads offer the solution to many • a problem. There's always someone eager to buy, sell or trade; someone who has a service to offer. Results are certain and the — J----- !L------ J erate. A meeting of Sanford baseball fans interested in the welfare of thi baseball team is scheduled to be belli Thursday afternoon at •1:15 o’clock in front of the First National Bank, according to un an­ nouncement made by Floyd Palm­ er, president of the Imsehidl com­ mission. It is Mr. Palmer’s plan to nut1Mn- tin- needs of tin- club a t this nni ling and to call for expressions from the various fans ns to their views on whether tin* club can be maintained for (he remainder nf tin season. A complete discussion of tin- local baseball situation is to be held and derision made as to tin- franchise. In order to co-operate with the coni mission in holding the meeting, tin* American legion has post­ poned its picnic, scheduled for toinomnv, and its members have signified their intention of being present to lend any assistance that they may have to offer. innn wi A 'all Before l / o'clock For The D a y ’s Insertion The Sanford Herald I. - * • r*- For as usual the Outlet is offering the most'' unusual and most astounding bargains during | Thursday Morning HOUR SALE This sale g:oes hy the clock. Be on time for if you are only a few minutes late, we are forced to put bur stock hack in our racks in our regular price. Men’s Broadcloth Shirts Some new stock has been added to these bargains Shirts that ure selling now for $1.:JK and worth $2.50 are going to be sold at the low price of $1.00 Thursday for one hourt Collars attached and in white and guanteed List colors. He on lime f«r these are extraordinary big bargains for .only Beautiful Silk Dresses We cannot say looomuch about these hundsome silk d resses. All this season’s s ty le s and in both light and dark sh a d es. Some that are In demand now and others that are useful for cooler wear a s well. . These frocks are Helling now for $K.9H and are worth $19.50. Remember one hour only for to DeForest-Santord Realty Co. “A D * Baseball Meeting: T o Be Held For Debating: Future Of Celery men No Assessments In Loch Arbor The owner of Loch Ar­ bor property j» free from assessment!}—another ad­ vantage of this desirable* development. Look It over, investigate, judge ji on Its merits now. your CLASSIFIED . i ■' 11 All Our Millinery All our remaining hats are to go Tor this one hour for this price- KtrawH and silks are to go regardless of cost. Just the proper Hhude and they are worth up to $10.00. Remember this is for one hour only Thursday morning, New Styles in Shoes High price shoes that have been selling formerly for $8.50. Several styles in while with both hi and law heels. Snappy styles in blondes, greys and some In black pat­ ent leather. Here Is a bargain thul has never been equalled In Sunford and it is t°r one hour only The Outlet F. B. Robbins. Sanford '•M ♦ ' >1 v Il Opposite Fost Office �!— T -M T SANFORD HERALD, WEDNSEDAY, AUGUST 10, 1027 PAGE FOUR Orlando Man Wins'Htrfoid Bell W right Has D esert Boat Detective Says It One Of $5 Prizes ~ I With Plane Offered By Oil Co. t nEs f e w' ^. i sgM B Q S g F. t \ Tale of Orlnmln is one of the eipht winners in the P u m ami Tiolene epigram contest brlnx staged in Florida by the Seaboard Oil Company. This announcement was made l« day liv officials of the company who gave M. Tate $5 for the following epigram : "Sn *t!iev ; than velvet, yet tnujihomu for toil; t Vo prominent features of Tiolene nil.” The announcement stated tin*, all that is necessary to win one ot tho jirir.es of $5 is to write a witty j statem ent, compose a litth* verse, or draw a picture that tells in the : hortest and crispest manlier v.'iiy use f’uro gasoline and Tiolene motor oil and why otner motorists are sent to the Senlionrd Oil Com­ pany a t Jacksonville ami if it is published a check for $5 will be mailed to the author. , To gain nn idea as the type of epigram s being selected ns win­ ners consult the oluir.ns of this pa­ per where ndvertisments quoting tho winning witticisms ami verses apjiear regularly. O ther winners this month were; ‘‘There ain’t no cause to worry ami there ain’t no cause to frown when it’s Tiolene th at's making your nutiVs wheels go ’round” subin Ited by Mrs. C. C . Cook, 1209 Park Avcntio, Sanford “ A wise old t.*wl sat on n limb nn<| all Hie folks applauded him, for he had said ‘it's plainly seen wist* men nil buy Ptirol gasolene," ’ Roy Is ton Markham, P. O. llog 1814, SI. Petersburg. "The road to m otor happim*** lies through the jiortals of ti fill­ ing station dispemling Purul irasoleno and Tiolene oil"—Mrs, Sue [ Towson, JlfiO K. Court Street, (iuinesville. "P urol’s like a college flapper perfectly refined hut full of pep" Miss Mildred MyrickCnllahnn. "U se Purol and tiolene and you w on't have to ‘watch the rest of the world, go by"— Hose Ueker, S tuart. "Pouring oil on troubled w aters isn 't half «o effective as pouring Tiolene in n groucchy motor"— Miss Alberta Seller, 258 Kivorside Avenue, Jaccksonville. “ Up hills, tough hills, or Just around tho town, Purol gasolene you’ll find will never lot you down" Mr«. Edna Harbor, Ocala. yv^iw xc. ? FT T f -AAIL. ***+ *4+ + *+ + *+ + ++ + f+*4-*+ «*+ +< -+4-*-l--t-++ 'f+ +*+ + + + ++ + + + ++ »+*+++++.«.+++4..,. IIavil‘ 1 e.(|..ai;iit t!.a*. he learned + B h!n lesson very early in the g am e.; £ J Ke was elected to the House JO % ■ years avo. For a whole month lie j !£ ■ kept perfectly utilI. Then one day <• " lip came some legislation affecting * forest . onscrvi\ion. Hayden, | 4* *B Arim ae's only congressman £ m thought h<* knew som ethin? about , *:• forests and forest fires end, under the five-minute rule, undertook to i or press what he knew into a measly little* five-minute speech. i No sooner had he finished than ; * former Congressman \V. J. Talbert ❖ " of S mill Carolina, an old eonfeder- ■J ■ ate veteran, came over to him and |4* * aid in kindly tones; ‘•Well. I roe you finally bad to make a speech. Every young fel­ low hi ic feels be has to get into the lb 'urtl. I’ll give you a tip. It'? ’ nsy tn vet inti* the Record, but it’s niivhty bard to get out." * Havih it says In* has aiw ways re -'Y n aeolcreil I lie advise and threatens * * > be ill- silent sphynx of tin* nest ^ • *sii !i in the Senate. .*. _____ Excursions it Thuraday and Friday, Aug. 18 and 19. on trains due to arrive lacksonville, l ’riduv, Aug. 19 ROUND TRIP PARK SANFORD Ticket* and infunnullnn from jioy A. f*. L. Agent or f. ' J ti. W. RAY, T. A.. .% A. <’. L Station Sanford, Fla. Phone tV’tJ ATLANTIC C O A ST LIN E Does stagnation reign when you lock your store? Does your business “stand still” during the night hours? Do your rales stop w h en your salesmen start for home? Locked doors shouldn’t mean suspen sion of merchandising. Ycur salesmen cannot visit people at their homes in the evening; but you CAN send your efficient “personal representative” into the homes and to the very people you wish to reach. How? The evening newspaper will carry your message and promote sales six nights every week. ?stn Build tomorrow’s sales through your TO SEASHORE, MOUNTAINS. LAKES Tlcliil* good until mid­ night August 31, on ull tra in s ; in Pullman* on puyrnenl of necessary c h a rg e s ; no slopovers allowed * -i* t *5* 1h i h i Economical Enjoyable— to Sanford merchants 4- Barkley •ecently, returned from1 V »'ha.‘i’iui|tin tour through Texas, •> ' r ro’in. Ni »v Mexico and CTiliforin. dnrhig which he ninth* at one* night lands on public ipustions f cim -iit bit: rest. Appnreiitly lie 's not unduly l|gm t\ of his ne _ c of the stories he told his audiences; u f A *’pboo| tenciier in a District of v ■ ■ * Ordinarily U would take several Cnlumliia school, liundiing a class J m days for a man to travel from in government, asked a pupil ‘‘How .j! j* Jtradtord, pa., to Harrisburg, tc a fonvress compoued’/ ” ‘p.'s composed n.‘ tile Semite.' V | | .;. Albany, N. Y.. and then back to I *S a Ilradtord, atopping to Interview replied tlie bright hoy. "Isn’t there a lower body limn ;r ■ two governors oh (he way. Hut : ■ Counily JJelccHvo Jack J Allison the Senate?” I f “There certainly is not," t below I in a plane piloted by H a u l Finery (lop), cut the jour­ •> 2 j. ney down to a few hours He had CLKR.MONT — I,ake County % to get tho signatures of flovornoi Chamber of (*> ninterce to lie reor- .-. * * Fisher anil Governor A1 Smith ou Iganixed here. |^ i 4 extradition papers. Before Harold Hell W right entered the m inistry and began writing CLERMONT — Atlantic & Pacific novels lie wan a carpenter, living also a fisherman and having bln I Tea ('(iiiipany to open branch store estate near Tucson, Arlz.. a long way from tho w ater, W right tiein Clermont. clgncd and built the water tllvvor shown nbovo. Ho uses nn o ut­ ARCADIA — tiulf Refining board m otor when chasing the finales, and bo chases them all over. MT. PLYMOUTH — New apart- , ! ■ * He takes tho boat with him wherever ho goes, ami first launched It Company to hiuhl new filling stai tion corner Polk and Hickory meat h' use being erected here a t * .i in tho Gulf of C alifornia cost of $’15,000. ■*■ ? Streets. ARCHER — C ontrart let nt $80,689 for construction of 7 miles Btnte road No.HI between A rcher nnd Bronson. Fan*> 1>1•>;>nrlionu! fr. 111 other | points. *•' * *•" * in Live Oak—Contract let a t $47.840 for construction of Suwannee Scenic Highway from Live Oak to Pinomount, TO Allapaas, N. C.......... $2.1.09 Anderson, S. C. ................ 20.41 Ashford, N. C. ........ 2-L09 Asheville, N. C................... 22.91 KolHom, N. C............... 23.91 Beaufort, S. C............... 13.79 Black Mountain. N. C....... 23.29 llrevnrd, N. C. .......... 22.89 Charleston, S, C.................. 15.34 Urcenvuie, H. (J................ 2U.H9 Henderson, N. C............... 22.11 Johnson City, T rim ...............20.01 Lake Junaluskn, N. C. 23.81 Monlcaglc, Tenn. -25.74 Norfork, Va...... 29.99 Portsm outh. Vu. 29.09 Raleigh, N, C. 24.29 Richmond, Vu. 29.99 llockry Mount, N. C. 25.79 H ulhcrfeniton, N. C. 22.11 Saluda, N. C. 21.09 Sewnnee. Tenn. 2 i.lil KpurUiiburg. S. ('. 20.39 Rprucc Pines, N. 23.79 Switzerland N. C. 23.51 rullahonia, Tenn. 25. 9 Tyron, N. C, ... 21.39 llJim l.a Springs, Tenn. 25.11 Virginia lie *ch. Va. 311.19 |W alhalin. S. 21.23 I tVt- hlngron, D. 31.19 Wavnesvilte, N. t'. 23.91 W ilmington, N. (’. 23.51 —a personal message advertising message in the evening newspaper which your customers read every night. The evening newspaper works at night for you while your store is closed. The evening newspaper is the best m surance against a dull business day tomorrow. Reach the right people at the right hour through the right newspaper by advertising regularly in Me tan never put in Ins own din­ ner studs— or select a modest muf­ fler— or carry a tune. Iiut what a delicious French Dressing he mixes! With what consummate ejse he trickles in the oil! With what art­ istry he flicks in the seasoning! W lut close harmony in his blending! For a mild dressing lie uses three parts o f Wesson Oil to one o f vin­ egar or lemon juice. When he wants a little more tang he uses more vinegar— two parts perhaps. The proportions o f Wesson Oil and vine­ gar depend largely on the strength ot his p articu lar vinegar or lemon juice. In addition to salt and pep­ per he often adds a dash o f paprika. And just to mystify his guests he sometimes mixes in a bit o f Chili sauce or a little mustard sauce for green salads —or tart currant jelly sometimes for salads o f fruit. His French Dressing is always a delight­ ful surprise and because it is freshly blended, it is much more appetizing. He is very particular abour his salad oil. Wesson Oil he finds very delicate in flavor. It is light in color and blends perfectly. It is, in fact, exactly what he wants. Everybody likes Wesson O il l>ccause ic is good for you as well ts good to cat. 4*- The Sanford Herald Herald Your Business M ake Business Belter ■ ■ * ♦♦♦♦♦++4*++4*4.+<-<.6** ♦+.><'++4“kf+<‘*4*4-**++*4*+kf*+*+++4***+++++*4*<*++4-4***+4-*4**<-M' hE3 i { I �■JR. PAGE FTVP THE SANrOItl) HERAT,H, WEDNSEDAY, AUGUST 10, 1027. ione \8 SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX JBAHY CHICKS, Hocks, Reds nnd FOR SALE:—Ono of best five 124—1-Ots For Sale INC Leghorns, nil extra fine quality room bungalows oa Palmetto — JiOD Oak Ayo. stock. Write tne. Amos G. Norm- Avenue, in Sanford Heights, cor- MUCK LANDS ARE VALUABLE T AD. RATES Phone 41 nit. Pine Castle, Fin. Tier lot, equipped with electric] Just three mites from the city range and water heater, price less limits on highway 1 have eight at: Cash in Advance 4— H uh in ess S erv ice than market value, terms to suit- acres of muck lands that enn he 11—Miscellaneous bought for $500 an acre or special Box 15 C. O. Herald. ----. ---------------------------------------- - ; price made on nil of it. Thirty METAL HOOFING—'The Hoof Ev- _ . „ .................. or! istittp. Metal shingle j ' ^ , AWNINGS*Auto Awn* FOll SA LE:—Five room Spanish acre in entire U nit includes cit Ur nils, will he received bungalow on l’nrk Avenue, - i us lands itml other good gnrdeti [runs and collector sent standing seam tin and galvinizcd _ k 1 "■ 11 Hall Hldg. car garage, nice lawn, immedioio land Fine place for poultry nnd roofs. See dames H. Cowan. Oak ! , ......... ........... “ itcly for payment. possession,—-can’t bo heat for llto trip 1: . f all Ltuls. Men can make I 1--AhARM TOOLS WANTED .............. 9c a line •Ave. and Third St. Phone 11 1 . price, terms $1100.00 cash, balsmce living raking bulbs, celery, vege­ .......... 7c a line table* and poultry fur Sanford and monthly. Box 1-IK care Herald. ... ..............,6c a line YOUII BUSINESS —card appenr W[VNT TO 5!.u .v tractor. dUc plow, ----- , Oilaiiilo markets. Address R.*A. C. ........... ~~.de a line , harrow, ditcher. W. M. Young, 21)— F a r m s l-vr S ale ‘ care Herald. This will not be on ing daily in this column w ill' "Ou N. Park Ave. Tel 777 or 775. ___________________ ’ mmket long. If you do not think ne rates on request. FOR SALE CHEAP: 50 acre Cel-! J*1'* < is worth the price try to reach over .' 1 ,000 every day 1 12—Wanted I reduced rales are for 1 cry nnd truck farm ; all or part; •'onit' of the muck lands in [give insertions. —jnll under cultivation. Seven miles [ Parts ef the c o u n try •nnd it costs so little a 111 word .ords of average length COLORED CONTRACTOR wants sol,th « '[< » 'hindo on Dixie lligli2<>~M isiTlIiincous F o r S ale ■i * . » . . . . . I« ■h«» ' 1' feA«. a. \ , ■ « I* 1, 1,1 . ad for one month costs only $2 .00. , jab fnted n line. dealing land, ditching, digVnn,lcr Vocn, Knlahium charge of 3Uc ioi ging stumps, cutting right of way . 1"11*00 Phone 113 . . — FOR SALE: one. wood range, one fcertion. . . . , irrigating, etc. 015 Ornhgc A v e .'~ , ertisinp is restricted * 2 Inirncr ail.stave, with oven, one 1list for "Classified Depart­ Tom Cl if fin. j **— A c re a g e I-nr Salt* tcr classification. _ t2 I'linuw nr: range mid other furni­ jc iro r is made The San ture clvap. Hot! Magnolia Ave. m ent” 15— A p a r tm e n t F o r R e n t Irald will be responsible | FOR SALE: 10 neres in Long- plui.r 2nd. I- (,ne incorrect insertion, wood, corner of (Trove nnd Or- ; , , , ■, •( CLEAN UP YOUR OLD W A L L S!..,.., , . . nnge Avenues, S.E.! I of N.E. 1-4 * ( 'h -AI.I. Incubator, lad capuc-j [vertiser for subsequent WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT, 0Ik H E M —Nicely fuinishedtw o|„ s. The office should lie of S.W. 1-4 Sec. 25, Twp. 20. Range Hy. - brooders. 10tl(> capacity, each. I SUMETIIINU NEW AND BET-1, r‘X™ 'Umrtment; connecting 21t. Thus. .1 Raster G5 Onnsevoort 4 f'" is, I water lancets, half iminedialidy in euxu of I'ER. FOR FURTHER INFORM A L,ll,. \ v $•’ I,vr wwh; "I*" garage. Street. New York. cast. Sew. 11 at Herald 1:30 F. M. LION. CALL PHONE 2:’.5-J OR l it si Street. Ij ADVERTISERS | SEE, V. C CULLER, SANFORD, iTHREE l-ROOM furnished a p a rt­ FLA. lli-rall representative ments, also one tl-rnom and one Li,jy familitu w ith rales, ' PHONOGRAPH ... repairing, pinna 1-rooni. Rates reduced, d ll Park |<md cimMuieaUon will tuning by experts with J I years Ave, Phone 251. I r„fn|,*'te Information, ••xpvnonce. Sanford Music Store lynii wish, they will assist | r.un Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Me ■TWO NEW— nicely furntsheu r wording your want ml. i Lander Arcade, Phone 652. apartments. $25 per month. U15 it more effective. W. First St. Phone 21)7. T _ .. . "l——; BUILDING BLOCKS *-*■ Irrigation »— [»())*'r ANT NOTICE 16 — Houses For Rent boxes and general cement work InlBcrs snuuld give their Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter* By International News Servlco crican uprii Championship this. L r postoffice address as wilieger. Proy. .'frd and Elm. NEW \ ORK. Aug., 10. (IN S )— II ■ I, lieves that the British _____ _____ _ THREE-FIVE ROOM bungalows, ] their phone number if Bobby duties, accepted by America p 0]f,.r, S4|U1 ,,laved in both the L rt. results. About or.o LANKY,S DRUG S T O R E —l'ro*' u tt*' Rftra8(!* Modern conven- as the worlds greatest golfer, is , . .. . feat of a thousand has scriptions, Drugs, Seda. We am h.cation. Rent $:io, taken at his own w o rd -"lu ck y M- American ami British ope:i dis|day-; Ihune and the other.' »_______ near you as your phone. Call *• l1h,‘ni‘ IJ5 " nd for Insofar as his winning the British C.J , , n ' r fV'!n, 1 " l A"’L‘r "'-‘ - L'J i . A.? Hrotherson. thau lin y did in St. Andrews, in Eommurtcate wjth you ___Open Gcdf Championship this year ■they know your address. fact. I'uvor thinks that dunes had; ATOM r-CllRISENBKUKY PRINT FIVE ROOM — i lisnititinuance M l > s I he tht "iuinuige of never being 1 SHOP — Printing. Engraving, FURNISHED .Tones C given due credit for house for rent. Phone 805-W. i person at The Suttford g ieat 1 pressed. Embossing. Sea us first. We do iplcndid golf, hut American golf[office or by letter, tele. Mig writers agree that Junes piny* ,/*'■“* ' •|h,y®d excellent gidl at it. Phono 4J7-W. R. R. Avenuen m RE N'T:—Two houses. 1405 I discontinuance- are not Lduvvs out the experts think; Commercial Street. and 1405 W. First Street. Kent ed under favuruble londltlons at s : Andrews.. ,l" ’*'* ' 1,1 display hi* finest gulf, Vulcanizing Works. pus . Prom pt - Efficient LUMBER and complete lino of George Trevor, one of the best t" ’1'' Hiding the Llct that he building material. Ijow prices. FOR RENT: —5 room unfurnish­ known golfing writ era in New H”t 11 ■a new world record fur low ! Service _ Security Lumber Co., "Where Good ed stucco bungalow, _ 2 bed ^'**rk, points out that dunes had f"11' 1' in nnv touniainent. , No one Grades Come From ” Maple nnd rooms, living room, dining room, the rare ehnilee of plqviug a tour- '** cliioalng to ;.corn done:, victory, aix Sixth. Phone 797. ' kitchen (equipped with elective lu.ment at St. Andrews without hut 'L i e is a good deal of comlounccntenls -— 'range,) hath (with hot and cold the usual heavy winds.. “St. A n-, ' m 1 *! 11 was !l,J \ u lo r^' I CONCRETE in every shapo nnd w ater). I/icated 2400 Palmetto driw s without it* wind: is not a Uui: is the way with Anieiieu, we ((IN’ and PLUMBING— j form, blocks, tile roofing, ornn Aveil tie, rent “Utnmer rates, phone difficult course," Trevor believes, vxp . our heroes to not only be ~j.lt,. We handle electric mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Ihrod- u s . He also holds that the British com- m i ' i human but to he super-m an! rumps, home light and ucts Company. Fifth and Maple j ---------------------------------------petitors would have been less hail- I” 11' jit-1-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for iluappcd by wind- than Jones The record Bobby Julies set up nF. Sanford Machine Co., Sta. i hone 112 -W. rent. 17<)U block, $25 a month would have. J tills- jvnr pniliahly will .itund for a i" # CLARENCE SMITH Box 17I1U care Herald. Trevor also b e l ie v e s that Jones 1 tony: tine, vet in locker rooms General Contractor omubiles .. , ~ . waq lucky in figlitlug this tourna-ievtT) where you can hear the comt«M) \V. First St. iiu s ln e s s t lu te s r o t K ent (Hfnt against a field that was not j meat, "Yes, but the going was Phone 441 fust aa the field he met ill the Am-leit j. '. it ilODflK t ars and Graham trucks ME1 AL ROOFING—lh o Roof Ev- J RFN’T:— First class service lJth'Bt. Phono 3. 1 «r la sting. Metal shingles: : station on Do Land Highway, ------ ------------------- Istanding seam tin and gnlvanlted I intersection ML Dorn Rond. Kxu ’ i v <•<» V uto'roo^s‘ S Third tl ^ V St. b ,11 Phone n l‘ ( °riV for lunch room, I I I .- ° a,v jI rollout „ .......... location .............................. I s & COWAN CO. Auto #V<J. .grocery or m eat market. Kjr>, or and sheet metal works good man gets place. Seaboard Oil 5— Help Wanted Female ch Ave. Phone 7IG-W. : Co. --------------- — LONE PINE, Cal.,Aug. It), (IN S) ;I,us Angel s water commission has J,WANTED:—An experienced waitA twenty-year war is being waged jin ted an armed guard along the p ‘ss. Apply Bell Cafe. 19—Houses For Sale [k fo k d UU1CK CO. in California. canal. In retaliation,the ranchers fl2 Magnolia Ave. Owens valley ranchers, feeling have organized a “shotgun patrol.’ 6— Help Wanted (Male) Phone 307. DO YOU WANT—nice home whole themselves defrauded when the city With both camps armed and with BOA’S WANTED—Can use five you can have pure water, your of L ob Angeles, with its thirst hi- efforts to settle the feud uppn- ; | MODEL TRIM CO. good boy a who are hustlers. Can anU (rani 1.n7 if ttmVj liahitnnts, ran a cement aqueduct, renlly fruitless, officials here fear the car, not the owner." n u n us high ,l \ , , ' ^ tr ‘ |lo Elder Springs &sec real har- 201) miles to tap the water rcsour- an aimed dash may some time oc[one 817 for estimates ces of Inyo county,have v e n t:il'em with heavy loss of life, 110011. Apply Circulation Depart- 1 ^ .,^ K(M„| U rm s, w w , Th...... V. W. RADFORD their dissatisfaction in a long serThe watei commission has been ies of outrages upon the Los Aage- forced to build a system of rosar­ j FOR SALE— Ono New Duplex S—Financial flUI'S- MARMONS — bungalow with two nicely furn- ies canal,. S a b o t a g e of the uquod- veils below the dynamiting sector., nftml Automobile Co. net, upon which one million real- These veservoira,holding a 90-day] knolta Ave. Phone 13-7. MONEY— to loan on Improved de- jHhed npurtmenta. Entirely modern, dents depend for water, has b e e n 'supply of water assure a tiinnorritaPle rcMacnuni property -n douldo garage. Can ho handled with coustant. ary w ater reserve if the “ night j pw SANFORD BOOSTER Sanford at •» per cent interest, no i.mall cash payment. Party going Only within the past three years rides" are successful in blowing out only $1.00, Studehnk'?r hinkcrugv- AUdress l/>an P. O Box tK.Tth. Box 198 nr phone 753-.I have the ranches rosorted to high the runnl. City. 5113 A-k for carbon juice with explosives. In that period ten atGnvo. C. C. Young has announe- 1 FOIt SALE: —Four room cottage tempts have been made to blast ed himself in favor of uihitrutliig stops the knock. San 1U-A-—Poultry And K«BS on one of best lots on Magno­ out a section of the long canal and the claims of the runchors,und he ktagi1 Co. lia Avenue, noiul South Sid ■ to spill the city's water over the is now considering ways nnd means liUl'Ovcrlanil Co. Willys- SIX PURE AFRICAN geese to ._x School — Price reasonable. Tt rms countryside. >d settling the ancient and >nvngo change for chickens. Phone 47t- to auit purchaser. Owner Box Ml pts & Ovcrlnml. Whippi*'. Prepared for an emergency,the f'nlifbrnia "water war." dire Herald. Commercial Sts. Phono 5B. *' ■ [nford Daily ilem ld j Favorable Conditions were A , iA sse t To Bobby Jones W inning English Tourney fcJ and .. . the: for o pr PRof\yyeo [RCtlc TRIP —ip ) Give yo u am y • WFOfiMrtnofj ’le n s e s lct ■Know Thvjk5 H>« *BlE INTtRVfEW JU&T BCLD that captain r-a m* cna :l. ( fSRt' T/_r x 'm 148 i ‘ -I 7 Ti4F.fct ARc. Tv \ HMTa \ I Kic.VM V<0-40 A coi'4e.'=*. J u m b o C O K ie/c’ 1 f \T-W CALL UM cAUbE -IpVEM'Be. 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EjOTA! S ighing o p Tt» go cm TRiS ftorAR CxPtDITioN ALL ABOUT V J- • THE LESS LTMiNg OFir— POLAR E.TP50...C ” WHY I ’D BE A BOOR To EX T^A J Throw my u rc away ro pur It) i; y w i l l i a m s /F A V JT M & R S B E E U ‘o O KiE-V ?kJO O S LATtV-W i 1 - T H O T P L R H A P S TtAE. NMALV< O N fE R K E .R E . W JO O k-O BC: G O O D F O R M!H!io.i,v F\ie> M t - R k i e s . ■ '< n 1 T i et isny p- d p. — \ aic sc* vjsvki. iwc. rio kJ *f- o a rArorr. * fj* Leads Strike PI Bhiiadelphia Church Bombed • * ,~7 - - — ft) LJR E T H A T — EPtCSOW <!AM GO IF ME WANES *» >* Phone OUT OUR WAY California Ranchers Waging War With Los Angeles People Over Water Rights BY TAYLOTt I’N POP nkAT's ■‘w HAIMT HAL tv i f r 'x ourI ' •* k<^i 1M1 3)J "******* v i Of V / E lL . C A F T . V /H C A C D C 7 CIGM? 75AV. GY V \Thgt w a s 9 ' ' *ntS NS’WSPAPGBU C.Y 2 t * hR i .<• • Q f : 1 ’9 s w r — mu a rAt otE 'bi»zt » i htA i to keep the ruaises Idle, uml u sur- A luin’i beleved to have been tossed through a window of li.u n u c l Si lr~ksu.n.„ Hm«X nul«d,lpl.l». «.«O d .W the windows and threw the neighborhood into a turmoil of e .c.tenieiB. WcbUrt7o,l5Vl.o” .!,£ „ f" i O p t j n u was killed and u numl>er were Injured when » mysterlou.il gas for 21 hours. bomb wrecked the Broadwny-28lh rtrcct aubway s ta t’on In New York (’it). This shows the wreckage a fte r the blast, with pa’ice , da,v« snd firemen exploring the debris. I Now houuc- * M . ............... ....... » « « • » t the blast. u » i ™ " • * » »** 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/. 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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>, August 10, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b29c55f88ff179f3049511d5f62e904e.pdf 670f168142d70cea0ac32c7d2ffe331d PDF Text Text '.* •■ _ your n e w s pa pe r T D B W EATH ER '' •• Jblishcd In Florida’s H eart “ w o r ld ’s Greatest Vegetable Sion. Its Richest Garden Land U )M E N o 7 x v , L Leased Wire Internation.il News Service Gas Prices Drop Three Cents Today Lmittee Meets To Decide If Aviators r e Sufficiently ’repared For Trip Planes A w a i t rder T o Start 1(10 Mile Flight To Honolulu Will Bring Winner $35,00QPrize Partly cloudy. with local thundershower* 'in north portion, tonight and Friday. Gasoline prices dropped three cents in Sunford this morning ns the result of u state-wide reduction institueed by the Gulf Refining Company. '1he cut cnulilcd local dealers to <ffer gas this morning at 20 cents instead of 2.1 cents which has boon the current price for some time. Were itnnot for the state tax of five cents Floridans would have 15-ccnt gasoline, it was pointed out Local mi'torists, however, welcomed the three* cent cut as being a pleasant sur­ prise. II. II. Odhnrn, local represen­ tative of the Gulf Refining Company, expressed pleasure this morning in beinf able' to annuonco the reduction for which his company was respon sible. SANFO RD , FLO R ID A , T H U R S D A Y , AUGUST 11, 121)7. . N U M B E R 2! Member Audit Bureau O f Circulations On Charge Of CONVICTS CUT NegroNabbed Stealing Automobile Tires AWAY FROM From Local Filling Station Made JAIL WITH SAW Three Prisoners Succeed In Making One O f Most Daring Escapes la History O f The Georgia Slate Prison Farm All 3 Were Serving Long Time Sentences Because O f Had Records And Previous Attem pt* To Es­ cape, Men Were Held Alone Joe Heal, negro, wus arrested b> |five to 10 years in prison. Sanford police Wednesday morrThe negro was apprehended ing in connection with ,, series of {>'™u8h th° »• N. WindheftB that have been rvportcu_ y ij,.n> w|10 with police officers has t hefts the Central Florida Service Sta­ been working on the case for some tion ut Sanford and Union Aven­ time. The negro, a former employ­ ues. Beal is1charged with JiaVing ee of the place, is said to have been stolen automobile tires valued at suspected o f the crlmo for several between $800 and $1,000. He is in weeks. With a stray clue or two to the city jail and will be turned work upon, Windham and the o f­ over to county authorities to await ficers finally gathered sufficient trial in the* next term of circuit evidence to arrest the negro and court. his eo’ifqsaiim followed Heal is said to have confessed to The negro was urrested by l’nthe thefts and reported to the po­ trolmnn R. L. Kennedy. Practically lice that he entered the filling sta­ all of the tires have been recovered tion on five occasiims, getting a through an extensive search Insti­ large supply o f tires on each visit. tuted by Lieutenant Beckwith who The negro has been docketed with Inis taken the cuse in charge be­ a charge of breaking anti entering fore turning it over to the county the penalty for which ranges from authorities. In Courts Save Sacco- Vanzetti * • ’ * ’ “ * •Y) -A llth H o u r Reprieve1SYMPATHY RIDTStAppeaI Filed Go T o Is Granted Reds By “ ‘V F u l l Bench Supreme Governor F u l l e r ; 1 i Court Which Sits In Sui t * For 12 Days g y ACTION' Monday ARE HELD DOWN Sacco Continuing His Hunger Strike T h irty-F ive A re Injured In London When O fficers Rule Into Mob T o Disperse It; Worst Riot Since Strike W rit O f Habeas C o rp u s Is Filed A T I,A NT, A Aug. 11. (IN S ) — Two Atlanta convicts serving long terms at the state-prison farm at Milledgeville and a third, sent up from Canton, Go., made one of [lO N O L U L U .T . II.. Aug. 11 the most daring escapes ill the his­ LONDON, Aug. 11. (IN S )— Ori IN S )—There was every tory of that instiution this morn­ 4or was restored by the police ear­ Jicution today as a special ing, Sheriff James I. Lowry was ly todny after n violent outbreak M in g o f the Dole flight advised by the officials of the pri­ Boston, Aug. 11.— ( I N S ) — of rioting when thousands of SuccoBOSTON, Aug. 11— Sncco son. Jninittcc was hurriedly call* Three new legal moves on the Vanzcttl sympathizers, led by men They were: Roy Wilson, serv­ mill Vanzetti still live[th a t a twa weeks postponeSncco-Munzottl fcheckerboard ing a life term for complicity in T h ro u g h th e h igh s litte d and women communists tried to Int of the starting date «»f were mude in the courts here • the slnyinng of Cuptaiii I’at New­ wimlowfl today the pallid light march upon the United States em­ today ns nn aftermath to a |e flight will lie authorized. Acting Mayor HousholdcrWill some, convict i guard. M. Mark­ Introduce JncksonvilleChief o f another day. It wus a day bassy in Grosvenor Garden*. new* 12-dnv respite granted owitz, alleged confidence man of F|nmcs D. Dole, donor of the Thirty-five persons were in­ the world-famous prisoners. Executive; ImpromptuTalks New York, who fleeced Atlanta Arrested Ruin Runner Thinks hirst Tim e Since l)e V aleru I they had not expected to see, |r,t0(l0 in prize money hung Judge Sanderson In suTo He Made HvSanford Men banks of nearly $5,000 a year gao. Established Republic Thailand one which they did not jured when mounted police drove He Musi Have Been Insane lor the two airmen first to Rill Jones, reputed eastern yeggnreme court agreed that he into tlie wildly shooting mob in un Die Hards” Have Admitted know they were going to swe When IliF irod SholsWhich It,,, the pluns for the flight has hnd “ the power nnd duty to Arrangements were being com­ man, sent up for 20 yours after 11 effort to disperm* it. It was the for the safety of the flyers, until a scant half hour before Result oil In Death O f Three Allegiance T o English King escapes. send to the full bench defense [suid he would abide entirely by pleted toduy by officials o f the they were to have taken the worst disorder thnt England has The three men, because of their counsel exceptions to his decision . decision of the committee. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.. Sanford Chamber of Commerce for records and previous proclivities DUBLIN, Aug. 11.-(INS)—The abort march to the electric seen since the general strike. Members of the committee re- the boosters meeting to lie held for escaping, were all held in soli­ Aug. — (IN S )— Victor A. Lam- Republican deputies in the Dull chair. The riot followed u mass meet­ in refusing a writ of error based on the alleged prejudice of trial (,.,l to forecast their action but Friday noon at the Seminole Cafe. tary confinement in cells beneath I y, mucliirdst mate on the const Fiction writers often feature ing o f 10,004) persons in Hyde Judge Webster Thayer. mitted that the recommendaion the main prison. Their cells ad­ guard cutter which staged a but­ Eireann, lend by Eanioii E. Valera, today, fiT the first time since the "an eleventh hour reprieve." Tho Bark at which inflammatory spee­ tin- Sun Francisco committee Indications are that between 75 joined, but were separated by heavy Ihtfensd exceptions were filed tle wlt’i troui al tum-rumiers here establishment of the Irish Free twelve-day respite given thu con­ ch- were made. A. J. ("em porer") oul.l carry considerable weight." und Hit) local business and profes­ sheet metal partitions. In Norfolk county superior court demned murderers of south brain­ Cook, leader of last year’s coal in some manner unknown to of­ last Sunday, died in a local hospit­ |f late, took the oath of allegiance sional men will be present, accord­ tree lust night by Governor Alvun to the rulings of Judge Thayer In VY FARM AIRPO RT, Oakland, ing to Secretary E. J. Trotter who ficials, the men obtained a iiuiiiUt al here toda; .is.u result of wounds to the free state government and T. Fuller wus literally that, it was strike declared: denying u now trial ond refuting l| , Aug. 11.— With taut nerves hopes to make the gathering one of hucksuws, and during a violent received from shots fired by ntcii’.“ I warn you. I warn America 11:27 l’ . M. when William Hendry i ill,British crirwn, • rainstorm last night, sawed their bers of tin* rum runner. He is the n stay and revocation o f sentence of the most enjoyable sessions held f.| heightened hope, 12 daring pi­ stalked down the corridor in front way to freedom, cutting the locks third of the quartet of federal ofIt was the first time the "die­ of their cells and informed them thnt If they murder these two men on the snmo grounds wore pre­ ts awaited today the swishing arc for some time. (Sncco und Vnzetti) wo will get on the cell doors and the bars on i< ers to die us a result of tho sen hard" republican leaders had ad­ a checkered flag that will send Mayor John T. Alson o f Jackson­ thnfi the governor und his execu­ judicial. un outer window. battle. Jodie L. Ilollingworth, seueven with them.” • ■<m racing over the Pacific to ville*, who is to he the principal tive council hud granted nn opp­ Both these appeals go to tho , Their movements after leaving mun, shot in the hu-d during the mitted allegiance in any way to A t the conclusion of the Hyde Dimlulu 2400 miles away. Ih o speaker ut the luncheon, is expect­ ortunity* to their counsel to make full bench of the supremo court the prison could not be traced be­ fight, lias excellent chances of re­ tlio crown since Ue Valeru estab­ one inst fight before the stute Bark meeting Cook urged the dem­ 1,000 Dole A ir Derby starts at ed to arrive here shortly before lished the "Irish Republic." cause the heavy rain obliterated five members having been sum­ courts to save them from tho noon, accompanied by Edward all foot prints but they are lielieved covery, according to physicians tokn tomorrow. In a statement issued previous yuwiting chain In tho room be­ onstrators to march upon the Am ­ moned to Boston to sit on Monday. Holmes, luud of the Georgia Mil­ IFour lute arrivals were expected to have stolen an expensive new se­ 1 Those who have died as a result •« “ ie administration of the oath, yond. They were doomed to die erican embassy und niuke a show A t tho same time an applicat­ l reach the bay region today. itary Atedemy, and several Jack­ dan from Dr. \V. M. Scott in Millof force in hope thnt thu umtmssu ion for a writ o f hebeaa corpus /«> ‘,ni1 Declurt-a that a few minutes past 12 o' clock. L y are Cnpt. James Oriffin and sonville business men. The party cdgevillu, a mile away, to make of tin* battle between the federal,1 •' officers mid run, runners are Rob | »ie action of the republicans In Outside the prison wuro more dor, A. B. Houghton, (who is at was filed In federal district court. Lpt. Arthur V. Rogers, Griffin will come to Sanford by motor and their escape. ert II. Wester, secret service o p e i- ; " » 'l»T W« H . n," than MOO police and state troopers, present on vacation in Scotland), It appeared only at a matter of id Rogers will fly from I.os Ange- will be greated by officials of the „tor o f Atliii'tu; Sidney Sandsrlin. formality which is not bind­ armed und vigilant. Behind a would be frightened into cabling record as Associate Justice Oliver With seven other flyers on Chamber of Conn ierce upon their ing. “ deadline" were bristling muchlne coast guarlsinun, Virginia Hunch, Wendell Holmoa of th* United |e starting line, only one entrant, arrival at the offices on Magnolia 'lhe u.tion of tin* republicans guns und During floodlight*. tho stale department to urge thut States Supreme Court and Judge Vu., and Victor A. Lnmby, machin­ apt. Frederick A. Giles, -now In Avenue. wo* gen aa'iy regarded as a polit- Their presencu uttestad to the the Sacco-Vanxvtti deuth senten­ George A. Sanderson o f the United ists mate, Urn Mock, Pa. rtroit, is unaccounted for. Capt. A tentative program that was Htates circuit court o f appeals •ilcral investigation into lh ^ r ,ul nmv« toward unseating Bres- fours and the precautions against ces lie remitted. * was reported due to leave tor arranged this morning calls for the A ft of, »„u tin- three Is now under •I . , William t.osgrave und Ins trouble that the execution of- Sacco ■w coast today, which will give introduction o f Mayor Alsop by Waving red flags and singing had ruled that under the legs! deaths — and Vnnzelti entailed. In .Boston points involved, the matter was In. scant time foi •>*' r.;tul|lto acting Mayor Viousholder. Talks way by George R. Hrodnnx, chief |‘ M,lnut* Itself und far beyond In New 'Tho Red Flag" and the “ Interna­ entirely In the hands o f the state It was reported thut the lubur Lection of Ill's plane and vqulp- are expected to be made by Frank of the U. S. sci ret service for the London, rnris, tionale," thu mob tried to fight courts, that they could not issue DEI.AND, Fla.. Aug. II.— (IN S ) party leaders have agreed to sup­ York, Chicago, *nt. Forster, R. J. Holly and others. /—The treasure chest <>f I'once de southeastern division division. Berlin, Moscow, all over the world, its way past a codron of 1,000 foot a habeas corpus writ. port tlm * republican* in a cumpuign The tragic death of two Dole The meeting will also he opened la*on Springs still holds within its Horace Alderman, Miartti smug­ Before Judge Sanderson sgre­ the Irish were innumerable thousands wait­ Grosvenor Gardens. three minute-impromptu steel and copper bonds century old gler who is alleged to hove fired to have removed from btrnnts— Lieut*. George Coveil fcT ing won! of their death. Probably There were 500 policemen in line ed on the executions, a conference Free State constitution the retd Richard Waggoner—whose speeches by a number of business secrets. the futal shots in the battle M2 quircniu'il that members of Hie di­ no other condemned murderers in when the moh tiegan murching lasting over two hours was htld in cat monoplane crashed into a men. S. O. Shinholser, president of With undiminished fuith in the miles o ff tin* Florida coast, declar­ al subscribe to tile outli of alleg­ the history of the world left Buch down Burk lane in the direction the Judge's chambers, dsfense li.ff .-ide at Point Loam, near San- the organization, will preside. u waiting audience, or hud so existence of a treasure chest in ed In* must have been insane when iance. Attorney Arthur D. Hill and A t ­ fcngti, was tlie first easualities of many thousands wrought up over of the embassy, ln the van was a torney General Arthur K. Reading llelief that much good will be de­ the depths of Police de Leon lie committed tin* murders and will young, bobbed haired girl wildly The Cosgravo government is ex­ their impending pussing. li.. perilous flight. Only n mira- rived from the meeting was ex- Springs, said to have been discov­ probably plead insanity when ar­ were present. |!e, however, can thwart further nrcssed tnia morning by Mr. Shin- ered by Bonce de I.eon on his Flor­ raigned on triple charges of nun " pected to meet with defeat tomor­ Tho respite from death, agreed gesticulating und shouting: When they left the Judge's lob­ "The dimmed American tortur­ row on a motion for ndjoui ament, upon by thu governor and his fatalities, it was believed, as the holser, who described Mayor Alsop ida explorations for the fountain dcr. and the government Is expected to council uftcr hours of debute that er* are not going to kill our Saccq by the attorney general said an ihances of all 12 planes crossing us an interesting speaker who of youth, near here, promoters Robert E. Weecli held with Ald­ agreement hud been reached on and Vunzetti.' (Continued on 1’ngo Three) luccessfully the vust expanse of brings with him a messugo that is of the exploration of tho subter­ erman is alleged not to have part­ resign almost immediately. the bill o f exceptions as tt was to Rapidly reinforced by thousands General elections uro forecast wm and landing safely on the certain to inspire a feeling of ranean cavern today temporarily icipated in tin- shooting. He refus­ the moh numbered fully 10,000 go before the full bench, antici­ for the 'tear future. liny mid-Pacific isles uro extre­ pride and confidencce in Sanford. ordered a deep sea diver who has es U) comment on his arrest. pating that It would he signed. when it reached the approaches to been exploring tin* spring to dis­ mely hazardous. An urgent invitation to every Tho hill had been roughly drafted Grosvvnur Gardens. Mounted po­ at tho conference and was sent to SEXOLOGY BILL Muj. Livingston Irving, the first man who can piwsibly attend the continue his efforts to locate the lice rode in and out attempting to tho attorney general's office for a flyer to enter the Dole flight and meeting wus extended by Mr. Sliin- chest. break thu crowd into groups, hut final draft, to he returned to tha Those sponsoring the senrch F u m in n u A u s 'i v u i n I MONTGOMERY, Ain., Aug. 11. |he first airman to have his nir- holscr, who said the affair will be la o t-U p C N A o B U S S I I l — (IN S )— A sexology hill, roqulrwere unsuccessful. itlsne on the starting lie, was to- one that will he very productive have lost no futih in the stories judge for his signature. Tin* situation begun to get ugly told by old inhabitants of this vi­ ing nil public schools in this state nay the first pilot to Ire passed of­ in the way o f restoring faith in The hill goes before tlie full Git A/,, Austria, Aug. II.-(IN S ) to have courses in matters relating liy midnight und orders were giv­ cinity and bunded down t«» them by ficially by government inspectors, Sanford and its possibilities. MCGEHEE, Ark,, Aug. ll.- (I N bench on question o f whether en for the mounted police to charge preceding 'generations, but when — An attempt t* * assassinate for­ to sex with mule und fomitle in­ pturdiing tests of all navigating Judge Sanderson waa right In de­ S )— Kid Ruttler, vicious seventhe nioli with drawn batons in nn clining to Issue a writ o f error. a diver failed to find the coveted mer King George of Greece at the structors to tench the subject "ill and radio equipment and of the chest after two days work, it was railway station at Kikinda, near a delicate manner," was pussed foot rattlesnuke, today hold the effort to force it buck towards I f the full bench sustains him in Iplanes themselves are being made "worlds championship," us the re­ decided to postpone* the quest un­ the Roumanian louder, wus report­ by the House of Representatives Hyde Burk. his action the fight for Sacco and |l>y Department of Commerce Extil arrangements can bo mude for ed today by the newspuper Grazer this afternoon. Tlie bill, introduced sult of his thrilling victory over Mounted pulicu in heavy forma­ Vanzetti before the supreme court i.miners. In addition, the pilots “ Rex," Hugo king snake, in an im­ soundings, which will probably lie Tagcpe.it. by Senator Sibley Hoii 'es. was tho provised ring in a pit hero last tion drove their horse* into the would be concluded as far as the and navigators are required to qua­ conducted with a magnet. Reports (Continued On I’uge Three) writ of error is concerned. If, According to the report, an un­ subject of a prolonged und acrim­ night. lify in individual tests. of the location of the chest common identified usHiiilant, suid to lie a onious deliute. however, the full bench decides ha The ruttler sturted the uttnek, Selection o f a navigator by Art here last night were denied by . ■ ■I should have Issued the writ of er­ Roumanian journalist, broke sinking his deadly fangs into the |<!ik-Is-1, one of the two Oklahorfia those promoting the treasure ror a rescript will he Issued order­ Frank Evans, County Commis­ FORD FLIES through tile police cordon and fired king snake several times, until it 1Dyers, today made it appear likesioner from the Lake Mary district, hunt. ing Judge Ssnderson to gran4: the several allots into the former seemed Hex was out for the cocunt. |ly that Irving will be the only man writ of error nnd hearings v * returned home Wednesday from a Dearborn, Mich., Aug. ll.(I N S ) King's apartment abourd the train. Thu king snake swished his great 1<" fly alone in the long trans- PadDETROIT, Mich., Aug. 11.— (IN gin before n single Justice, prob— Henry Ford, America’s first body around but wus unuble to do None of the shots took effect. Da hop. Goebel nicked Lieut. Wil- trip of several weeks in the New England states and brought with Tlie assailant wus arrested, und billiunuiru took his first airplane anything und slunk buck into his S )—Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh ably Judge Sanderson. Jliam Davis stationed at tbe Sun him nn optomiatlc message ns to Meunwhlle, tho situation be­ wus resting today from the strain police announced they discovered flight today when he went up with corner ufter 15 minutes. [Diego naval base, to be his flight of a seven hour celebration staged came further Involved with the fil­ u number of incriminating dora- Col. Charles A. Lindbergh in his companion. Davis has asked Wash- business conditions in the east and The “ second round" wus launch­ Mrs. S. W. Beal and Mr*. 8par’.:c, auents on hi* person. These were "Spirit of St. Loub." for three or ing of exceptions at Norfolk coun­ their possible influence on the oyt[ ington for leave o f absence. ed uftcr the keepers prodded the by Detroit in his honor. both o f DeLeon Springs, are in the confiscated. ty superior court, Dedham. Attor­ look in the South. four minutes. Hi* is the guest of Major Thomai reptiles buck into the center of the ney Hills plana to go to tha WorMr. Evans suid that practically Fcrnuld-laiughton Hospital suffer­ pit und Kid Rattler held the king G. I.anjihier, commanding officer chsster home o f Judge ThMyur^to ing from minorInjuries sustained ail o f the larger savings bunks in erf Helfridge Field, Mt . Clemens. snake in a grip with a long stick, discuss the bill of exceptions. This Boston and nearby sections have in nn auto collision that occured und "Rex” appeared to ho help­ His mother, Mrs. Evangeline Lind­ hill may reach the full bench of lute lust night at Eigjitli Street shown tremendous gains in depos­ bergh and other relutivea will the supreme court at the same less. its and that the general business und Elm Avenue. A Ford touring spend part of the day there with time as the ether bill, making it Tlio rattier seemed euger to re­ •outlook is particularly bright, des­ car driven by John Beal with the him. Mr. anil Mrs, Henry Ford possible for the full bench to han­ new the fight for the “ third pite the fuet that some of Massa­ two women as it* other occupants round" hut "R ex" could not he In­ carried Lindbergh o ff to their dle the whole question at ono sit­ and u Hudson sedan driven by chusetts factories have closed Dearborn estate to spend thu sitting. Sanford Kiwanians’ confidence i find thut this county bus u host At an adjourned session Wednes­ down for the summer. Mr. Evans Jun.es G. Sharon Jr., were badly in Sanford und uii expression o fju f lenders and a progressive citi- duced to come buck und so thu night. fight was awarded to Kid R attler. day afternoon the City Commission is o f the opinion that the pros­ damaged but the two drivers suf­ their fuith in tlie future of Sun- zenship to buck these eurnest.hurdby u decision— unanimous when | MAJOR W A L K E R BAILS passed a resolution asking the perous era in the north will hove fered no injuries. ford were contuined in u state­ working, intelligent business men RHCEIVKRSIIIB DENIED stale comptroller to appoint Alfred its effect in stimulating business Tho Hudson is iuid to bnve been ment given to the press toduy Gy who will curry thru to complet­ tlio Kid snapped viciously at thu ' -------luster of Kunford us receiver of a short time in the south. NEW YO RK, Aug. U .- llN B )- traveling west on Eighth Street L. C. Helmut, secretary o f the club, ion the "program of Brogress" crowd that surrounded the pit. Before the fight the owner o f u JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Au g.tl. Muyor James J. Walker, Mrs. W al­ the defunct Seminole County while the Ford was going north on who said set us the goal of Sunford und Sem­ ihuge wharf rat challenged the win- -(IN K )— Application for recelverIn connection with the wide­ Rank. Adoption of this measure ker und a party of frlenda tailed Elm Avenue. The Ford wu* thrown "The Kiwanis Club of this city inole County. ner. In a preliminary bout a small ship against tho Hollywood Land on the Berengarla early today for was the main business consum­ spread agitation in in-half the uguinst u telephone pole by the im­ Adversity is the refiner's fire, we believes implicitly in the substan­ Sacco ami Vanzetti ense, Mr. Evans king snake and n blue racer fought und Water Company nnd the a olx weeks' vacation tour of Eu- _ mated |,y the Commission. pact of the Hudson, according to tiality o f Sunford and will not in will, come through u greater city declared that most of the feeling Ilomeseekers Realty Company by rope. More than 300 city officials ■ Mr. Sharon,who suid ho turned ids any instance let down in its boost­ by having faith in each other, de­ for 15 minutes to u draw. The lesolution wus prepared by — ■ the Highway Construction Coni• ity Attorney George A. DeCot- hud been stirred by funutics, many car sharply to the right in an e f­ ing program. The slogun of Ki- veloping our resources along agri­ bade the mayor nn affection ate^ o f whom are not naturalized citi* C O riO N M A R K E T (puny of Ohio has been denied in farewell. }ts and it expressed many Sanford fort to avoid the smaller machine. wanis is "W e build" und these two cultural und industrial lines, work zens o f this country. He said that the federal district court here. business men's confidence in Mr. Neither car was suid to he travel­ wit)i that which is ut hand and en­ NEW YORK. Aug. 11.— (I N S )— j roster's ability to handle the a f­ a great majority of citizens were ing at a fust speed. Folia* who in­ words signify the character of the deavor in every way to offsut thut N E W POKD organization because u builder i* MARY 18 MAD fairs of t|,e l,u„k t nmi urged that trial. vestigated tiie accident said that one who creates und aids in the which has a tendency to destroy The upwurd drive in cotton was resumed uguin today and price* | ■ — . of the opinion that the puir arethe comptroller give preference no arrests laid been made. DETROIT, Aug. 11— (1 N 8 )— grand march of progress instead of our fuith in our fine city and those Hourcd substantially higher in reST, JOSEPH, Aug. ll. - ( I N S ) — to him because he is a Sanford guilty and not entittled to another Production of the new Ford car |participating in those activities ut the helm. spouse to the nfbru urgent demand Fighting mud, “ Queen" Mary Purntizen. Commenting on local situutio.i, T O TA L RESOURCES next few "The Kiwanis Club, in the finul frorn local speculative and foreign ntt|| toduy took the witness stand w ill start within the Jthat have u tendency to weaken or , I he Commission continued its Mr. Evans reiterated his faith weeks, it was announced today by unalysis, is u representative group tear down those structures or in­ interests. On the upturn distant •'Judy „ f recommendations of in Sanford and predicted that the W ASHINGTON, Aug. lL -(IN S ) stitutions founded for tlie benefit of business and professional men deliveries were carried above tho in the state's suit to dissolve the the Ford Motor Company. The new House o f David and vehemently " t y Manager W. B. Williams for recent ba/ik failing will not impede — Resources of nutionul banks in of our citizenship. model ha* been perfected and la who have handed together to 20 cents mark to around the lev­ , denied the charge* o f Sundry aciifther slashes in city expenses, the progress o f Sanford although the United States, Alaska and Hanow in the testing stagv, it waa "Build" nnd to this end every mem­ els recorded during "The living present is the time Mpnday a cuwrt sitting In the court room. tt went into details with the city it niuy cause temporary halt. Mr. xvuii, amounted to $2C,518,D4.'I on ber of Sanford Kiwunis will bend sharp rise. said. % for uction and only through con­ "Lie*, lies, lies," she shrilled. Evans asserted thut Sanford •* too manager ami took each department June 80, un Increase of $1.20(1,000,- certed effort ckn we hope to main­ his every effort to “ Promote Pro­ Noon prices were: OctobeFMD.**paraw|y in nn effort to deal rich in naturul advantages und pos­ 000 in a year, J. W. McIntosh IRENE at LIBERTY gress" and tell the citizenry of 08, up 20; December 1D.D5, up 23; PRINCE A T ItANCII .rl>’ with the situation. The Com. sesses too loyal a citizenship to ctmiplroller of currency announced tain our equilibrium und"curry on" other cities that Sunford und Sem­ January 20.00, up 22; und March in developing central Florida in iimsii n adjourned with its task be stopped now. today. LOS ANGE1ES, Aug. 11.-0 i particular and the State ut large In inole County is a purt o f the back­ 20.10, up 24. HIGH RIVER, Alberta, Cunudo, *m11nished and plans were made bone of Florida. Members of — Irene lhvsnlakoff. known In r( n c u t lilt AltllRM AN DIES [general. The Kiwunis Club of Sun* Aug. 11.— (IN S )— As the Prince of "t'other session today when CO NSTITUTION DAY OAST GUARDSMAN ) '" • , fon, lo „ m, n wi„ . ,t() « llhoU|. Sanford Kiwanis will throw uwuy FARMERS W EEK Wales and Prince George spent film* as Irene Preston, was at Lib ■? eduction progrum' would be the wishbone, straighten up the # Ider to the wheel" in un effort to erty today following a week’s in­ taken up ugnin. BERLIN, Aug. 11.— (I N S )- F o r their duy on th« former’s W ASHINGTON, Aug. 11 TALLAHASSEE , Fla., A u g . l l . ---- - second , .. buckbone, stick out tho jaw and go Jail . D i* likely thut the Commis- the first time sincu the revolution (IN S )—Victor A. Lumby, coast move forward in every base of — (IN’ S )—State official* left the ranch today. Capt, A. F. Lascelles. carceration in tlie I county FORWARD. where she ho* been held on a Seminole County's activities. guardsman, died today in n rt. capital today to address Florida private secretary to Wales.stateu ’ i'T. xvi> meet uguin before com- tha flag o f the German Republic "Sanford Kiwanis i* FOR San­ charge of shooting her husband, " I t is true thut strong, steady Florida, hospital Jarmer* during the annual “ furthat the Prince could not attend ci»w n* t*le Work o f placing the j waved toduy over all official and Lauderdale. men must control the destinies of ford, Seminole County, und the mer* week" at the University o f the International polo game* at Idor 1‘resniakoff, former Russian j iwill V “ n °Pending basis that j meny private buildings throughout from wound* received In a buttle the Jour beautiful city and bountiful men nnd women who control the Floritltf. army officer, now a film actor, , lust week with rum runners, Meodowtrook, L. L, nest month. etl, * “ e ln keeping with its pres- Germany, the occasion being concounty and in making u survey we destinies thereof." treasury was advised. ,nl rev*nu«. . stitution day. CHAMBER P L A N S FOR CONFIDENCE MEET COMPLETE ANOTHER IS DEAD IRISH DEPUTIES IN RESULT OF FIGHT REPUBLICANBODY WITH SMUGGLERS SWEAR LOYALTY Eitfht Hundred Police And State Troopers Guard Outside Jail But High Judge Rules Matter Is Wholly In Hands State Courts Efforts Abandoned To L o c a te Chest In De Leon -Springs Former Greek King Rattler OverComes King Snake In Fast Championship Bout Frank EvansBrings Optimistic Message From New England Colonel Lindbergh Is Entertained By Ford Two Women Slightly Injured In Accident Foster As Receiver IFor Seminole Bank Urged By Officials Kiwanians Pledge F a ith In Sanford In S ta tem en t G iven By L. C. BeBout �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNSEDAY. AUGUST 10, 1927. Results Of G am es! Among the 100 Use New Fuel In Pacific Flight FLORIDA S TA T E LEAGUE Miami 3, Orlando 8. St. Petersburg I, Sanford 3, Sarasota 8, Tampa 3. A M E R IC A N LEAGUE Washington 4; Cleveland U. Philadelphia 8; New York 1. Other scheduled game, rain N A T IO N A L LEAGUE Chicago 2-4, -Brooklyn 0-5 Pittsburgh 7; Now York 0 Others, n»t scheduled. OnlyTwo Hits AreGarnercdOffMcClanriahan A n d Fergus; Sanford Gets Eight N E W YORK, Aug. 10.-(INS)— "I bent Jack Dompsey in 10 rounds n year ago; I ougiit to lie IN T E R N A T IO N A L LEAGUE nlile to do the same tiling now." Rochester 1, Newark 7. That was Gene Tunney’s reply Syracuse 0, Jersey City 4. , 1 1 P -L . ... • Buffalo 2-11,’ Rending 1-1 (sectoday to the stories that he would ask that the Illinois law be waved id 7 innings) Only games scheduled. t in order to set bis match with .lack ' Dempsey at championship dis­ AM E RIC AN ASSOCIATION tance. In n long distance telephone * ' * ‘ / « it i t i convcrsntiub with the writer, the Milwaukee 3*0, Toledo 1-4. Kansas City 4-13, Columbus chnnipicM indicated thnt he felt he wa* perfotly aide to take care of 3-5, St. Paul 3, Louisville I. himself either in a spring or n Minneapolis, at Indianapolis ninrathon. " I f any I'ody says J am I.irking postponed, Lindbergh jmrnde. about the distance o f the fight, SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE they are crazy," he said. "A ll I ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.. Aug. Savannah, 0; Albany, 1. can spv In thnt I will be ready Jacksonville, 3; Waycrosse, 10th, (Special to the Herald) San­ when the time ertnes." Columbus, 8; Selma, 2. ford evened the series here yester­ Tiinncv already lias gone Into Montgomery, 1; Pensacolc, 3. day by winning the soccnd game more t t ' less’ active training nt o f the scries from the Saints 3 to Speculator, N. Y., according to liis SOUTHERN LEAGUE own i.tory. The noted recluse ap­ Nashville, 7; Birmingham parently is taking everything, in­ New Orleans, 1; Memphis, cluding himself, very seriously Mobile, 10-4; Little Roc) and is running himself flat footed (second, 7 innings). over tile adjacent terrain in Ids Other, not scheduled. n aisrvcrth v effort to present b^nsolf to the best advantage nt SOUTH A T L A N T IC LEAGUE the appointed moment or words to Macon, 1-1; Greenville, 5-2. Augusta, 0; Spartanburg, 7. that general effect. Ashville, 4; Columbia, 0; (8 For the time being, he is Ignor­ ing Dempsey. He feels dial ho can I innings, rain). afford to dr this in view o f the I Knoxville, 4; Charlotte, 3 (11 concentrated attention lie plans toj innings). I nv John on tho night o f SeptumY E S TE R D A Y’S HOME RUNS I or 22. I AM E RIC AN LEAGUE Tlio story wr.s thnt he felt so Player & Club Number Tot wr-ried about Joint thnt he had Gehrig, Yankees 1 38. decided to insist upon 15 rounds,! the official dintnuce for the battle o f the twentieth century limited NONE hut it seems that the Interest of the great educator Was centered T H E LEADERS elsewhere, possibly ra his finger­ American—Gehrig 38, nails. Anyhow, he was astonished, L "fw r l 15, Simmons 14.. not to sav non-plussed, when it Sanford National—Williams 23, was suggested thnt he might have 20, Hornsby 17. Webb 14. Beasley, 2b some objection to tin* nrrngemenlM Crowe, 3b that have been carried through by II. Allen, cf Cusack, f f ....... Mr. Rickard. Hailey, lb ....... "Tho contract Is signed, the JAC KSO NVILLE — West LEE — New sehoolhouse to be Dunbar, If bout is on and I am ready to fight j Electric Company to niovo erected here soon. E'risbic, kb ----et any time, at any plare and un­ plant from Savannah, Georgia Riddle, c .......... der any conditions that conform BRISTOL — Liberty County this city. McClunnnhnn, p tr tho law," Tunney said. Fair to lie held horc September 19Fergus, p ......... Thnt soer ed to end tile matter. Tunney is ready to fight. The cus­ PLANT C IT Y — Atlantic tomers are ready to pay, nnd Rick­ Coast Line Railr< ad installing con­ JAC KSO N VILLE — New side­ ard is ready to lay tile sum of one Sanford necting switch between tracks ad­ walks to be laid along Atlantic Welsh, 2b . half o f thnt piffling mini or the Miami jacent to warehouse west of Evors Boulevard from Kings Road to Maloney, If man who will challenge him.« It Orlando Street. White Avenue. Wlckhum, rf seems to me that, under theio con­ Sarasota Drown, cf ditions, it it. possible that tbc prin- Tampa Funk, 3b .. idpals will go tlin.’Ugh with tlit; ur- St. Pete Wilms, ss .. rurigonuiits without further dc» Fault, lb mur. Scholls, c .. ; Tunney in fact, lias gone so far New York POWER Fieanor, p ns to dispatch bis time-nnd-half- Washington A Iverson, p Do trait Jtinte manager, Will Gibson, to tho xxxlludgins scene of tie conflict ill order to Philadelphia t elect a suitable training damp. Chlcngo Totals ........29 1 2 20 13 0 The latter will lie on u body of wa­ Cleveland XWelsh out hunting third strike, ter within 00 miles o f Chicago. St. Louis ... Iloston xx x — RRattcd for E'aull in 9th. Provided that Chicago has toler­ Score by innings. ated water within that radius o f its Sanford 200 000 001—3 poi tala. St. Petersburg 000 001 000 - I Mr. Tunney j. that" kind- o f a Summary— Two base L it: Ctis- guy. ho must have water, ll have nck. Three base hit:Frisbie. Sac­ known me n who fe ll tho same way rifices II. Allen McCInnnuhan 2, about it when awakened by mis­ 'JusHck, Fergus. Double plays: take before noon. But Mr. Tunney Itiddlo to Itailey to Riddle to Crowe. never wakes up by mistake, only L e ft on bases; St. Petersburg ; by pre-arrangement. It is possible Sanford 7. Base on tails: o ff E’lcallint Unit is one r t the reasons lie nor 1; A Iverson 1; McClunnuhun 3. W IN T E R GARD EN — M. C huppens to lie champion o f tho Hits: o ff Fieanor 3 in 1-3 innings, Britt to erect new packing house world. o f f McClunimban 2 in 5 innings. lieix*. H it by pitcher: by Alvei son (Rid. die). Winning pitcher: McCInnnnban; loosing pitcher Flconar. Um­ NEW YORK. Aug. 10.— (IN S ) pires Raphun und Lohr. Time 1:55. A R E Y O U GIVING H E R C U L E S —.luck Dempsey and Gene Tunney, principals in tin; 10 act drama to ONLY HALF A CHANCE 7 , b? staged by promoter Tex Rick­ ard in Chicago on Sept. 22, will You m ight as well bind up one lmvu more understudies than nrm of Horculos and expoct him to Rt midway stars. Fallowing the Ily International News d o a real Job worthy o f hla strength, signing o f Jack Sharkey for use in case o f emergency, Rickard anas to expect electricity to d o a c o m ­ pounces that tho winner of tho p lete job when your house is inad­ Jack Deluney-Puulino bout hciu equ ately wired. tomorrow night will be avnllubh ns a "third string substitute." If your house has as few outlets os shown in the ab ovo plan, you oro not getting tho full b en efit o f your electric servant. Fieanor Knocked O f f T h e Mound [Survey Shows New !England IsFavored ;By Long Coastline BOSTON, A ur . 10.— (I N S )— A j survey e f thd transportation probj lem in New England by the New ] England Council, nn association of j mnnu'ncturcrs foe the betterment r f thia section o f tho country, has j revealed that this territory is •■re-itly ,favored ,by, her relatively Ici’ t const line. . >, It was found that no other soction of the coast line o f the United States cither on the Atlantic, the Gulf o f Mexico or the Pacific con­ tains nn equal number of hays und arms o f the sen affording such snfe and easy access to deep water. More than 70 percent of the New England population live nnd tho major share o f her industrial activity is carried cm within fifty miles o f tho senboard. Within this fifty-m ile zone lives 97 per cent o f the population o f Connecticut, all of Rhode Island, 01 per cent o f the people of Massnchusets, 57 per cent c f New llumpshire and 77 per cent of Maine. •This means tlint New York can bo renchcd quickly nnd at the low rates o f water transportation, burgh, Cleveland or Chi rr ► c " W "»!« c<|Urci “ Y “ hew En idustry, the facilities * mode it second only to |n imports into this .. 11 '... 1 . ’ er» cquall eiutjcs for shipping nu Pro,lucta cither to other the United States or t countries. It is 200 mil A lv erso n ls Hit Hard But Keeps Off Ruhs Until Final Frame Lcajriie Standings ■ | : I O pipe smoker figures fine tobacco as an extravagance . . . but it docs seem foolish • to charge you five cents extra for a bulky pocket tin,. . . . espe* daily when the,new Granger foil package keeps your tobacco in perfect condition* Q uality inside . . . but sensible economy outside , N Sweet Runner T agging AHBases A proper electric wiring system th at provides ad equ ately fo r light, heat and power, cou pled with stand­ ard m ade appliances, will en a b le your eloctric servant t o f u n c t io n 100 per cent. day ut bat. Kiki Cttylcr. recently fined $50 for indifferent base run. nirtg, replaced by Barnhart. Washington hud no trouble in I outing Cleveland, 4 to 2. The Nat cut/'New York’s lead to 11 gomes. Joe Bush, who lias won more uni­ forms limn tile I ’rince o f Wales, is working out with the Athletics, for whom he starred on the mound fourteen years ago, Kenneth Mathew son, o f Wilmington, Del., n southpaw and no relation to the liamort'd Christy, tu ltoinjf given n t r i out by the Yuukeeu. The h»I f-pound vacuum tin it forty-fie# cents, the foil pouch, waltd in glutine, it tea cent*. Co m p a q Phone 27, Here’s titan Cllover, quarter-inllo champion of Canada. U® I® re­ garded as ono of tho best beta the Ciiuadlans will huvo to gather jolnto ;.i Urn next Olympics G R A N G n * tO U O tl CUT IS MADH BY TH U L IG G B T T * MY B R S TOBACCO �PA G E TW O r. The Sanford Herald naan Hnndnr nt Hnntaril, F l o r i d a 111 M a x i i t i l l * A m u r . tLntrrvd • » IrrnnA f*ln.« Mntlfr, Orloi'rr 37. lttt*. nt U r I’ oatulflrr ni Hanford, t'larldn. andrr Art «f t'nnvrrn* of Mirrk, 3, 1 WT. I I 0 1. 1. A N I ) IH I ' A N . ___ E D I T O R i< n o w a t i n n t : i ( ( i ____ h a n a u k i i ,. 911. - KAlll.K K. JUNK*, Mnnnglim Editor ■ rtiH rninTtoN h a t e * .<n<. Y r »r ... HT.Bfl »■» Uimlka------------------ — KUHI Tkrrr Monlh* ........ . I'n rr lr l p » r w r r k W r r k l ; r i l l tl in p r r Y r n r fty .....-- HI.7A * .IS *3 .0 0 I k r l l r r n l d . H n n t i i r d ’a p l o n r r r a r m . pnprr. • jlia rrlh rr M 1li « I n l r r n n il.. mi I N r n t S r r . l r r , r r r r l v l i m l r . n o t* -». U p r r l u r . a m * ..o n rn n U n lliil m r a l T Ilionnn iM l w o r d . d a l l j c o v e r I o n a ll I h r I m i l l n n r r r a l a o f l l i r r n * i r » O P t M _ T h r I . > . II. I* r a p r r l n l tf e fficie n t Ik r i n r lil n and II* • a a a n r r o f h n n d l l n B a l a l r n r v t a I* «fllh o n t rq u n l. _*Tfce l l r m l d l » n l o r m l i r r «.f U r A u d i t I ’u r rn ii o f f U r c i i l n l I o n * , * " tn trrn n lton al A a M tia lln * o f I ’ olil u k m . A d . r M l . e r e anil A d v c r ' l . i i t u Aatrnfp o b k ' l l i m u l r a r m h l* u « • I ’ k h r r - M ir in l.rr to » a im 'll l« * I M i n m u h n u d ll o f « u l i » r n pllnn l l . i * In ordrr I' m i l l n l . « . , l t i l r l r o il • ■alma o f ’ irvn ln tlo n »• **rll a » t o u r a l l . n . ' n m m e t ! ..do The Vare-Smith Fight When Congress convenes this fall it will fare one of the Hiucn Vnnxetti ( ’asi- In Pnrls. Indiscretion. largest anti most important legislative calendars in its his­ Unfortunate tory. Tax reduction, farm relief' flood relief and numberless ,\sk Our Geese.. deficiency bills will claim attention. Fast and efficient work Oil— Nnllimal Safety.. IJy Alta H I’ f. OKISBANIt will he required if satisfactory results are obtained in dispos­ r.ipi nnh* i*«7 *»■* t:»* ing of these bills, each of which is likely to precipitate con-' sidernble debate and consequent wrangling in committee! " p a iu k . AUG. it.-In l aris, where rooms. j rfl|)rejtcnt important news. Rows of Wit h all of these outstanding pieces of work ahead of it Ibis is written, Sacco nnd Vanr.ctll Co" « ref " wiM 1,0 t..'.ln ."l « | with the 1.18k o f <li»|.osinK of, “ " J g , £ ' ! t S ! . . . h« E . y ‘^ : one or two problems that perhaps may prove a stumbling i us,,ici,.»s persons, book block in its efforts to pass necessary remedial legislation, pom. not u workman; or queer, The matter of seating Senators-elecb Frank L . Smith o f Illi- uml Imt nn American, nnd you arc nnis and William S. Vare of Pennsylvania looms as a big fight suspicions.. in the Senate and if the Senate is delayed In its work, legislC m ,n r u „ S ,e r ’ !IR upper chamber. h* Ve HWttil ,h " " lea" ,' " ! " r There are some leaders who, in view of the important bills that face them, have started a move to seat the two men without any further preliminaries. Should this move succeed and Smith and Vare take their seats, the next Senate prob­ ably will be a balky one. Conditions are not favorable for fast, smooth functioning because of the presence o f a certain pro­ gressive group. On the other hand the Democrats are too op­ T H U R S D A Y A U G U S T t l . 1297 posed to vast expenditures in senatorial elections to permit l i l t . I I C I I A l . i r n I 'l l ill . II A M the seating of Vare and Smith without a struggle. l ^ > K n d a i n / In r l t t and r n i i o l r oil n iln lalrallm i. If the two Henators-elect are kept out o f the upper cham­ » . _ I i r r n r r n s l e r m u lra lo Jark .n n Vlll*. ber from the start, tVe Senate will be delayed indefinately i . i i ia frn rlln i. o f al. J u n o * InW nr* in getting started on its program. If their names and creden­ tl It r r Cnn.l• — I n a u K u r n ll n n o f M i i n l k l r Ml*.-*rtials are presented a long fight will ensue to the detriment of «p IV rrl." a— A a a i»ra itia «t Ii i i II iTi i i * prr. other legislation. And a hard battle is inevitable, especially n~mro—•boaara. hi I r U . n pn n H im r in the Vare case where the Pennsylvania man will have as his b oa.cn. • — V t,. mm« n11r •‘li»»l. of his own state. Senator Reed is ■ . . C o i n p l r i l t . i l i*f r l l » b r n n t l f l r n - champion Senator Heed tInva pf.iurnoi, past master in the art of filibustering as his colleagues will • — A a m e.d inmtrro ho.pit.Itestily. I t was he who tied up the Senate in the closing days B IB LE VERSE FOR TO D AY of the last session and it is not likely that he will submit to G E N U IN E P R A IS E :— Whom, defeat, in this case without first exerting every effort to see nffereth urniso glnrifieth me*; and his friend inducted into office. lo him tnnt ordereth his way nright will I show tho salvation of ’ G»(l. Psalm 50:22. P R A Y E R :— Oh, that tin- sulvntlon o f the world wore come. When God delivers nil mankind from sin then we shall rejoice. -o - Trv And Get It R ent Specialist We have apart menu and galows for rent or s:,|e J T beach, cither side of ,h „ «:«»• «»»> Halifax country. \\- , ' where the desirable •ha| are priced riulu | . n prove it to you. ' *’ Auns . “ ' ' S f f uurnnty ,|,IlW ing' money from the Gunrn Tmsl in the same building, wonder Mi,dame Nungesser and l/mbet, ii.imcr president of France, cable America asking clemency; others u,tile Colonel Lindbergh asking Kirn to intervene. The average Frenchman knows America a* little ns the average American knows France. W . E . Blake 121 Magnolia Ave. IMione 1527 D A Y T O N A REACH R AD IC AL NEW SPAPERS tnlk violently, be Soire with n front page picture curries the caption "The best plan would lie to electro­ cute America." It suggests no plan or. carrying out so large n pro­ gram. L’ ilumunite, commenting on the alleged news that tile Massachu­ setts American Legion approves the Sacco - Vnnxetti executions, threatens a boycott that would he ruinous to the United States and says over the signature of P. Vniltunl-Courutior that if the ex­ ecutions take place the gathering of the American Legions in Paris next month will appear ns regards its managers, comme u» congress d'assins—'“Like a congress of as­ sassins." The Fuller committee report that the judge in tile case had been guil­ ty of indiscretion makes as had an impression on Americans as on Frenchmen. Any juryman talking indiscreetly about the nun accus­ ed, to us revealing a chance pre­ judice against them should he withdrawn. Talk that would make a citizen unfit for the. jury should surely make a judge unfit to preside. Comfort Safety ECONOMY The philosophy of appreciation is a peculiar thing. Very often those you do the most for are the first to fail to do something for you. Mothers know that the more you do fur IF 1 SHOULD DIE TO NIG H T children the less they appreciate it. And if you have occasion I f I should die tonight And you should conn* to my cold to criticize a man. no matter how many times you may have SANFORD FORUM corpse uml say, formerly praised him, he will remember the criticism, not Weeping nnd heartsick o'er life ­ Editor Sanford Herald: tcertainly reorganize and reopen the the compliments, and hold it against you. less clay— We want at this time to especi- Seminole County Hank and make a . I f I should die tonight, Doctors, we are told' encounter this feature o f man’s ally c< mmend Messrs. Forster, I stronger institution than it ever I And you should come in deepest mental make-up quite frequently. Sick persons come to them Whitner. and the Board of D irect-1has been. This must lie done nnd grief und woe— ors of the First National Bank ( will be done. Let jthe cry- babies • in the greatest misery. They beg for relief, and beseech the And say "Here's that ten dollars for so uldy handling the critical nnd weak sisters go to the swamps doctor to go the limit in making them well. And if he is suc­ I owe," situation brought about by the and stay there nnd let men who nre HOSTILE COMMENT IN D I­ closing >,f the Semiole County Bunk men step into the present breach I might arise in my Inrge white cessful, they howl about the bill and sometimes refuse to C ATIN G prejudice in the judge last Saturday. From time inime- with more faith and optimism and »■ cnrvnt pay it. would mean that justice was taint­ mortal great men have been made n greater determination to put over And say "What's that?" We find in Time the following sentiment expressed by a ed as the source. The committee by handling critical situations in in n big way this wonderful county physician who seems to have more than his share o f this n p o it on (lint point should have crises and all public spirited citi- and state in which we live. Shame I f I slunild die tonight I ecu so explicit as to make impoas-1zens should express their appro- on the man who will join in the re And you shotdd come to my cold sort of thing: "♦It1 the suspicion Hint the judge eintion for the able way in which criminations, criticism and circul­ corpse and kneel, "Often while I drive t<* or from a case I happen lo come \»n, influenced by the accused men this critical situation was and is ating false rumors to the detri(Hasping my bier to show tin* grief ; nil nt o f all of us! to the scene o f a road accident in which frequently someone r. vnlutiomtry opinions or ly 1any heing handled. you feel, ,, 1 say, if I sh< add die tonight is more or less injured. Naturally, being a physician, usually thing outside the evidence in the! From a month’s Investignthm o f! Again, we take our hats o ff to conditions in the North und cen- Mr. Forster, his Board of Direct\ And you should come to n .*, nnd known to someone in the attending group, frequently a murder case. trnl section, I have come to the ,,rM| nnd all the real men who have there nnd then A GABLE JUST received nn- conclusion that the people o f I*lor- [contributed to the restoring of Just even hint at [laying me Dial policeman, l am asked to give assistance." "O ver and over again," the doetor continued, "I have m imcing (hut tin* judge declines to ida arc the victims o f their ow a Iconfidence in (Ids crisis. JUntlutfCtl ft v ic tiin till ried hini o f f I n m v a postpone the execution cuu.es unx- pessimism anti low morale. We j might aril * ihe while, Your's Very Truly treated and Im m iUkUl a V ictim , U I Ittl him O t in m> tu t, m ' v ,in official, here and In ur« tac VK lht; a t t e s t period o f Rt But I ’d drop dead aesin. W. S. Entzminger had him convI’uyed to tilt* nuum tt h osp ital. I h a v e a tte n d e d .ui',,.,. rnuntrit*s. A few small bombs 1|prosperity !ai' and expansion in the) » — Ben King. 11 The cause of at lefts! eight sueli cases in the past three months. I make my exploded in London’s subway today I t,f I,‘ 'r Klutp' propaganda spread by our And what i f Lindbergh did speak 'livin g from my work and am not ;t professional philanthrop- ns a Sacco-Vullzetti warning, nro banks uml newspapers of the to that girl? She’s probably had j jst. Therefore my services should be paid for. Yet not one of out o f tin- usual run of communist North and West is gruduully activities. dawning on the people of those , 11 * " r before. the eight whom I have attended Inis responded to my request sections and they are he ginning to for the payment o f a fee for set-vires rendered: nor, to my ENGLAND, ALLO W IN G ABSO­ understand that it was a matter of Canal Election on August PI; LU TE free speech and harboring ' another city election oil August 2fi; knowledge, has any hospital to which I hove sent them recei­ without question such men as Kro- jealousy and selfishness on the ■ ved a penny." part o f the parties who circulated ■ this Is n worm summer. putkin and Lenin in the past inis this propaganda. All o f this, how "Y e t 1 am sure the majority of these persons," said the usually been exempt from com- 1 (,v,,r> |mM brought a tremendous voY A hick is a fellow who doesn't doctor," have received compensation front insurunco compan- jntunist anarchist activities ume o f advertising t<> the state and know the taste o f more than two • ----on my trip through the Nortli und ies for injuries received. A month ago I attended a man by brands o f lipstick. — Sarasota CO NSERVATIVE FRENCH I’ A- central section I found not a single Times. He’s not a hick: lie’s a the roadside apd spent tin hour with him and sent him o ff PKRS ask the communists why individual who was not interested raut. currying my best bandages, lie now writes to me: 'I did not they do not take up some of the and Inquiring about conditions and ■ -ocall you. It was a policeman. Get your fee from the police.’ " Russian cxccuums of socialists, advantages here. We are going to i £ 1 s Are Three Reasons Why ^ r e $ to n e While in Daytona Reach visit Gum Dipped Tires Are Different Special Helen Marie Coffee Shop Breakfast Luncheon Afternoon Tea Dinner Food at its Best 133 Magnolia Ave. Mrs. J. Blount Pope Hostess Firestone Built Courier Cord $5.95 Seminole Tire Shop Firestone Tires Lult Gu •HI West First Street TrUJl Kiam T h e W a t e r ’s Fine Make Our Bath House And Pool etc. One paper's front page says have the biggest tourist business ■ "no more unnrehists will be exeeut- >" the history of the state and there ed in Russia because they have n'l nre literally thousands looking to* ■ been shot already." ] ward Florida for opportunities in |investments. The* only discordant ■ is the condition o f the ■ < IIAIM .O TTK OIISEUVEIt 1’HE E A R L OF OXFORD ami dement J” . . minds o f our people. 1hose who ■ Asquith, 71, has devoted his life to . Your Chamber o f Commerce can­ timl encounter the dls- ■ The newspaper lias a conscience, o ff in the highest lights <T correct tin* service of his country, nbver c„ „ ru„ e() not run on the good wishes o f tinpessimistic attitude of using time or talent in building up * our people " ' will certainly not settle peojt i' o f Gainesville. Fay your Many people nre prone to doubt principle rewarded, a fortune for himself. Friends j dues und see it end the year right. such a statement, Imt it is true I Not long ago a letter was sent to in our midst. The condition of busi­ , — Gainesville Sun. Something in nonetheless. Its owner, its editor-j the Oklahoma City Oklahoman, have arranged privately to give ness und finance is worse over the him an annuity of $12,500 a year. thut. Factories ial writers, its news writers and with tiic complaint, loudly voiced Because lie was formerly prime North than it is here. are running on short time and there news executives—all have con­ by newspaper readers in all parts minister be is entitled to a pension is no expansion anywhere that 1 I f .Charles I/OVine succeeds in i.f $10,000 a year from the British f flying back to this country, he sciences. They group together in a ot tile country, that newspapers government, if he cures to take it. could discover, and the only tiling necessary for the greatest expan­ i will be the first man to have made composite o f high aims for their were printing entirely too much sion in agriculture, poultry raising, the V (p hotn ways by airplane; if products. Practically every news­ about the deeds of Lindbergh. Wal­ A G R EAT P A R T of Britain’s nnd liulh growing and other iiidust. ' he docs not succeed, he will probu- paper in the United States is foun- ter M. Harrison, managing editor diciigth is in the unselfish service tries here is restored confidence 1 hly be listed ns umong thnse miss. ded on some conception for public The Oklahoman, published a re- nnd devotion of hur ablest men. de­ and optimism among our own peo­ i f ing. ' , ' |ply winch mirrors the attitude of ple. service. I here nre a few exceptions |j||(, ni.wa|iiiper in a manner worthy voting their lives, energy and in­ The ]icopie of this section will telligence to the public service. ----Not much use trying to figure which serve I ut to make the con-[o f with* notice. You find in British government Lindbergh lias wiped clean the service such ability as you find in your county taxes until time for science of the majority stuml out of the metropolis America steel, motors and railroads payment arrives. It takes an ex- in bolder relief. The jr.-uriiuilsts of dirty face 4* merit stuml on a par with any press,' iu* says, and adds that the *and such statesmanship as you find [>crt to get the results in the v«r- other profession in llie search for ace did more than jump across an I nowhere else. Ask our geese of Ihe ous road und bridge and school districts and, anyway, its too hot truth and its portrayal, with an en­ ocean, something more than stick Washingtoi shington corifernnce. to think o f payirpf taxes.— St. lightened public i-pinion their ob­ together the people o f two continject. eats by his "uncanny diplomacy. ' Petersburg Independent. R ALPH ARNOLD a disting­ ■------o ---------In the world o f affairs today As Mr. Harrison puts it, Lind­ uished California geologist, says bergh has completely idealized the tin government must protect the The politicians can suy what there ure moici deeds notably had, American boy uml "that idealist;, nation's oil supply, "or the supply apparently, than there are notably they wish ubout President CoolIdge'H " I don’t choose" statement, good. But an actual euun'.cratitM of has demonstrated that the people necessary for national defense will but D U rather noticeable the head- tile news stories printed in practic­ t*f tin* world, under the callous epi­ he gone in seven years." Thut statement interests Pres!- , writ* rs on most of the daily news­ ally any paper will prove the as­ dermis o f materialism, have a fill­ papers, right o ff the hat used the sertion tliut there are more articles er skin o f spiritual texture Uml dent Coolidge. to lie expression "President won’t run in tending to exploit and aid a con­ needs but to lie touched 1028"— Ocala Star. They knew structive movement than there are known." TH E GOVERNM ENT, having recounting the feats of society’s The owner o f Loch A r­ “ Here is a clean high advent­ taken back its naval oil reserve , what he meant. derelicts. ure, sterling munhooJ, romance, from those that stole it,annmnic.*s bor property is free from Newspapers are often beaeiged courage, courtesy, cleanliness an tliut it will leave the nation’s oil in No merciful man ran he entirely ad­ Jest. To te exactly just a man by letters from readers who dislike epic undreamed o f by Henry Bar­ the ground, "to conserve it," buy­ assessments— another must he without feelings.— Palm this or Unit method of handling bour in tin* perfection o f Ids pIK. ing oil elsewhere. Thut wotlld seem vantage of this desirable Beach Independent. Conte up hpre news. They rarely stop to think Lindy and Ids doings have hud a sound, Imt the plan includes this: development. Look it over, und have a couple o f shots o f this that a news executive lius gained mighty effect on the national life. "Neighbors adjoining national re­ investigate, judge it mi its "celery shine" and see if you ure his position by being nil expert in Let's keep public attention, and serves may pump out the governif Young mint’s oil, exhausting tiu* supply, not without feelings, — Hanford finding tin* d ory which will ludd I artieulurly tin* eyes merits now. Herald. Our buddy says that he the greatest interest for tin* ma America glued on hint as lung as Those neighboring pumps will be there is an excuse for it." jority und few will believe that lie compelled to give the United States [ (ried u rouple o f shots of that once, und it mark* him feel like the is often actuated in ids selection of Mr. Harrison was speaking for a small percentage o f the extra news by the highest type o f regard his own paper, and for the papers profit that they make by pumping devil.— Tumpa Times. \—- — o --------for the public welfare. Ope c*f the country. The fact that Ids near the government wells." howls its head words 11ave been quoted from one Joe Sears says he represents the large group about . too much crime end o f the country to the other W H A T GOOD W IL L that little, second largest district in the Unit­ o ff A few days later it ihows tliut other editors of all money do this richest government ed States. Ruth Bryan Owen says news arc ...___ in accord with when she finds herself without oil It's first In it’s in importance und uml needs |will he yelling at the top o f its runks and sizes — n woman housekeeper. — Orlando j voico about too much clean liuii an ; him. It Is but another instance of in a war depending on gasoline Reporter-Star. To which 'I H ’ H '*t Report....... . ...... .’ i pnews. A duily newspaper tin* newspaper's recognition of supplies ? probably retort; that woman’s first Cl > * the first water is a cross-sect v hut is desired by its public, and The United Slates government place is in her home.— Tampa ion o f the life of the community giving it to them. It is an outward should adopt u plan to conserve Times. Mrs. Owen, who is u grand­ uml nation. It must print *he news expression o f tile conscience geir- und protect the nation’s oil—the .Sanford mother, has demonstrated that she lie it good or had. lint it tries to orally recognized within the craft, government* supply and the gen- Box 339 knowH how to take curt* o f her own handle the had in lire least 'M'feiiH- Imt usually Ignored by consumers LraI supply- making such laws iv « way. While showing the good o f the newspapers product. I limy be necessary. home pretty well. I ( t f That plank on trial marriages in the North Carolina gubermitorial candidate's platform is nothing new. Some folks have found their marriage n trial for years. Your Headquarters When You Come Over ------------------------------ O------------------------------- NEWSPAPER CONSCIENCE No Assessm ents In Loch Arbor DeForest-Santord Realty Co. TO D A Y TO N A if You use our Bath House or Suits Hurry Over Often I Operating Pepp’s Pool And Bath House .j..j.;.^* . ; * ^ * .}■. * . | * ; . . ; . .j,. . . , -:*<"K**!**x-4<*4 {■•!•.>■> >:■■> On The Wonderful Ocean Beach A t Daytona 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. Special Summer Rates Extra Special W eek End Rates • « i The BreakersHotel j “On The Ocean” i �I ME S3» f»A(JE THKEW THE SANFORD KERAI.D, THURSDAY. AUGUST 11. U>27 '.-Social and Personal [Office Telephone 148 MRS. FRED S. P ATHEFr s n n g T r EDITOR Residence Telephone 859 Humed The Body J . ~ , S M , ................... Temperance Council Launches G reat GUYOT TRIAL IN i Then Marie-Louise Bculaguet. n pretty telephonist came in(o pis , , B r it ia n ’s Strongest L iq u or Attack FRANCE DRAWS life. She exerted a strong inflis— ' once over the strong man. On. the CROWDS evening LONDON Aug. 11.—(IN S)—ndlng tempernnee reformers will LARGE of Friday, August 13 o f fl l Tlie greatest attack on liquor bo given expert advice on the Jnst year, she pursunded Guyot to ; ever made in Gront Britain Is |best way to combat liquor by not- F o rm e r M illio n a ire C h n rged take her driving. He didn’t wont shortly to be launched by the nble "drys," including l>ord Astor. W ith S ln in g lin T e le p h o n e to because he had promised to dine A program of lectures has been Temperance Council o f the Christ­ O p era to r A n d B u rn in g B ody with his little daughter. But Mario ian Churches, the most powerful drawn up, nnd every day students Louise won him over. They drove to a little town of Clnye, where • H E L D D O W N T i/ io J p i . T n temperance organisation in the will be given lectures on some as­ Mrs. George Parker, after sev- A R E MJvLUN, France. Aug. II(IN S ) pect of the liquor question. They country’. Joffre had his headquarters dt)Hjfl^| unil day- i!lno> , was taken to the B Y P O L I C E A C T I O N S l a d ® 1 — Not since the trial of the cele­ V With the active assistance o f will bo taught how to drive homo the war, had dinner there nnd n -5 UrnngQ General Mospita] in Orlan­ lord Astor, husband o f Lady on the public platform the various brated French "Bluebeard,” laindru few drinks, pcrhnps too ninny.. \ ■ do . aturday afternoon, where she several years ago, have there been Nancy Astor and probably Eng­ arguments against drink. They (Continued From Dupe One) I According to the accused, his underwent a minor operation. She land's most prominent “ dry," the will learn the art of propaganda. such crowds and excitement in the companion lutcr suggested that I'less. forcing the crowds into side) rf0 ntimmd from page one) is reported to be improving rapidly. MONDAY They wil be shown how to deal French Court Rooms ns have been they drive to lc Havre nnd drove ori"/,,,?cn>! continued to within the very shu­ Rev. C. Courtney Weeks, and other Mr. am| Mrs. Corbin have return­ well-known temperance reformers, with hecklers.. Facts and figures seen recently during the hearing of him halNmnd with her demands. ’ |1 circle of the presbyterrinn the Council proposes to put up to support their case will be sup­ the ox-mlllionnire, Gaston Guyot, His temper rose nnd got beyond hi i hi, will meet at four o’clock at ed home niter two weeks spent who strangled his telephone oper­ very pleasantly at the bench. the fiercest fight o f its career plied themcontrol. While one hnnd remain­ :hurch. . * Mr. and Mr.<. George Loper, Mr. Plans will also ho discussed for ator sweetheart nnd then burned ed on the steering wheel tho other against the “ wets." THURSDAY The fight will in the main tako[ the forthcoming enmpnign nnd a her body in a haystack. squeezed Marie Louise’s throat un­ Lval Neighbors of America und Mis. Karney, ami Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wood attended the barbecue ttle police. A solid mass of people stand convicted. The law thus far, the form of a nation-wide lecture definite plan of action drawn up. For five hours Guyot underwent til she fell back denil. Not know- * ' fiticct at 8 o'clock at the Old and picnic held at Chuluota last jammed against the balustrade of however, has not elected to believe campaign, nnd as a preliminary The students include teetotal lec­ a stiff gruelling by the Judge, ing what to do with tho body, he’ tnic Hall over the Basket. fhursdny afternoon. a Inin;"' were precipitated into an Mndeiri'i;. Nevertheless, it was I" this and with the object of turers nnd propaganda cmnpnigl- marked by many dramatic incidents dragged it to tho foot of a hay- -best possible ists from all parts of Great Brit­ between counsel nnd applause nnd flack nnd set fire to it. Mr. and Mrs. W. J, ColHcut, who atea way when uther crowds, flee- decided in* should have 1- more finding out the Lu| Oiiciholser motored Wediug from the police, were forced days o f life, too. It is n pure gift speakers, a sort of “ temperance ain, together with a great many hisses from the society women J,y to Sorrento where he i i i *o spending the summer in Rend­ against them. ers' nville N. Iiave written for the Portugese, for nobody’ is summer school” has l>cen opened newcomers. With the closing o f who had motored down from Baris the evening on business. Of the 35 Injured two were so making any fight for him. Hint they me enjoying their vacat­ at High Ixdgh, a country man- the school the campaign against when the accused boasted of being K IX Z I. X O TIIK ion very much and that their badly hurt they had to be taken to The men had been garbed for ■den in Hertfordshire, where bud- the “ wets" will start in earnest. a Don Juan. A few women even I > T U I ; O O t n i T O F T i l K n i l ' S T V 5 Kitty Rogers o f Orlando daughter who was seriously ill is the hospital, J t i i M ii:. s tm iv n u : lo iv r v . fainted and the Judge, himself the death chair when the news H T.V TU o r F I.O IIIIIA . Wednertiny evening in Snn- rapidly improving. They expect to iwns so overcome that be wns com­ Ill Iti- Ths Kslntr Of: I malty the police cleared the came. They wore the gray prison e 'S H |a* the guest o f friends. J R r II A T WOOD. Dreca to pelled to suspend the hearing for the 1lock around the embassy and trousers and blue and white shirts be away until October. Probate. a short breathing-space. The friends of Miss Dowen W|„ gradually succeeded in forcing with short sleeves. All were re­ FINAL. NOTH’ ;-: Tom Bolt and two children regret to learn that she lias been hack towards Hyde Park. signed to their going. Sacco, weak Enormous llsnds Notion In lu-rrli)' gl**-. n Hint l)'« uniterslgnril will, on lim Stb day of . ■ Friday for Laurens. S. C., confined to her home with n se­ Communists here and there again from his 25 days of hunger strikGuyot was cool most of the timo October, A. D. 1937. present to tho ,, they will visit relatives. attnnptcd to re-form the crowds, Hug. lay on his cot, his eyes closed. vere attach of tonsllilis. and showed emotion only when Honorable I’ nmity .lintxc of HemlVnnzetti, stronger and more n. airs. Alien U|i « « f ‘'.issful owing to the reference wns made to his young ii'il.- i *>nmt >*. Florida, bis final roThe many friends of Mrs. Allen philosophif nl.‘ rested quietly. ... C. B. Shannon, superintendent daughtch Tears rolled down bis Uirn. account nnd vouchers as Ad­ pert McEwan and Edgcrton Gardiner who is spending the \ ' i ,nPB? {,° rcv ,° P0* Mndcrios, the Portugese muivi'led ministrator of the KslUtu of Jef rihi„ will will i... lison leave Thursday after- summer in Clevelandi Ohio AMARILLO. Texns. Aug. I L — o f the Methodist Orphanage at checks nnd for a few minutes he I toy wood. Droenasd, and at said he M * Diut had been reinforced from in his cell. Occasionally Vnnzetti Benson Springs, spent Wednesday was so affected be wns unable to lime, then nnd there, make- appll-. for points in t'outli Carolina. glad to learn that her little daugh­ time to time. (IN S )—Cattle barons, cow punch­ cation to the snld Judac for a final It was estimated that al least would break into a low song in ers and range riders of the day in Lakeland confering with Rev. D. speak. ter Aline has been declared out of settlement of bis administration of 2,111m) police wore around the em­ which his companions in the ad­ when the Texas Panhandle was i B. Sweat, Rev, K. II, Barnett and Snld estate. nn*1 for un ordet* dts-.danger from tin* serious illness ami Mrs. Walter Bach leave Thu grain-dealer was well-known jacent cells joined. The song was others concerning the work being ehnrgIng Mm us such udmlutstratur. bassy and others along intervene a vast empire of roving herds lay for Flushing, Long Island from which she has been suffering streets. in many quarters of Baris. His “ memories.“ Dated .tills the ltlli day of A u g­ done at the orphanage. iiih I unfenced prairies, will meet v tlu-y will visit Mr. Bach’s ami now is beginning to show a , "Boys,” said Warden Hendry, From Lakeland Mr. Shannon hands are enormous nnd he wns ust. A.v ip 11<937 KOI to E II. HKRIttNH. . The demonstration failed of its great deal of improvement. here August 25 at the Old Time "The governor has given you u ■A h Admllilslrntor of lh« Es­ went to Tampa where he is to recognized everywhere by those main object, which was to reach Cow Punchers Roundup which will Mr. and Mrs. Dreveny have mov­ hands. There were rumors from respite until Aug. 22. Now 1 tate of Jef Haywood.'* W Ik Millc- on Celery Avcnmeet n special committee appointed the embassy. Only the caretaker I irccHsud time to time that his financial afwant you to be men, and I want he held on the T Anchor Knneh. envrs Thursday for Montrose, ed into tlie cottage just west ol’ by the orlmnnge board to select the lva at the embassy building at the The roundup, started in 1022 furniture for the new dormitory for jfnirs were none too good.. Then |! nnl where she will uinko her Mr. Drcveney's store where they time, the staff having left hours you to cut." will reside following their return This Iasi was directed tit .Sacco, when the hands of the T Anchor girls which is rapidly nearing com­ there were also mysterious rumorr the days work was* who for 25 days has refused food, ranch got together for a re-union from a four week’s trip to Cleve­ earlier afte pletion. The finishing touches are about tho death of two Madame completed. land. now has become an annual affair. icin g given the building and will Guyots. His first wife was found although it was meant for Vnnzets. Emil Amnions has returned Each succeeding year has seen soon bo ready for the fu rn ishin gs......ti, too. The fish peddler has eat­ idcad in a visit , to ...a Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Brown spent , .bed during , nfteli spending the summer BOSTON, Aug. II.— (IN S )—Six en only the attendance grow into greater intermittently for a Sunday in Sanford where they A large tank is being erected | «’° usings P i „ her mother and sister in is a Brcscrinlion for were tlie guests of Mr. and Mrs. Yonkers, N. Y „ men were arrested month. Madeiros, for whom no ptiipaitinns, nnd the nffnir is now into which water will be pumped a bn Ilet through her brains ami n tonrin. today when police raiders * found fight is being mntlo and over known to cattle men as probably \V. B. Williams. revolver at her side. The author­ Malaria, Chills and Fever, from n flowing sulphur well, sup­ The following people composed radical literature in their room in whoso execution there is jto hue the lust stand of the picturesque plying the entity place with water. ities concluded that it was suicide. Dengue or Riliows r iv e r . many friends of Mrs. Henry and cry, has ....... eaten regularly, und , her es of the plains who live today Shortly afterward, Guyot mar­ a party motoring to Coronado a west end hotel and when the men ...... When .the new building is opened lunlon will regret to learn that U kills the germs. lailed to explain their presence in [everything offered him, only at this roundup and ill the ried again. He snld that tho wed­ Bench last Sunday where they en­ for inspection, tho Methodists of [is very ill ab her homo on joyed a swim and a dinner to­ 1,10 f'tyThere was silence in the cells "movies." ding took place rather hurridly. Florida will see olio of the host nrkey Street. One piece of literature found in for a few moments after the war­ The only rule governing eligi­ ianged buildings at any orphanage And by a strange coincidence, this gether; Mr. and Mj*s. W. W. Wilden made his announcement. tlie hotel room was a cartoon draw­ bility is that one must have punch­ second wife shot herself in her s' n, Misses Fern and Wihln Smith* in the south. kke Thomspon has returned isdn, Miss Hinton, Mits Wilson and ing of an electric chair with two Then a sigh from the weakened ed cows before 181*1, and this rule The committee appointed to m-l-! ro.ma in the hotel at which she was after spending the past Mr. Ingram of Winter Park, Mr. skeletons and a casket. This led Sacco, us his companion, Vnnzetti, I means that it is a genuine "old ccPl l lu- (,irnl.hli.ee for the nov .t.iyhie wilh her I'U-lmn-jn M a to timers" ami real cow-punchers a f­ uililinir i, c m , , . . , , . , f I.. I'. lln «. Corlo. Durinc the Bi at Sarasota with 1is brother, Noak, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Eld- police to believe the men came here spoke. Attorney-ut-Law is composed " I am glad," said Vnnzetti, sim­ fair. "Drug-store" and "m ovie" building limil Thompson, shrugged his shoulders and said ridge, Dr. McKee, Mr. and Mrs. in connection with the Sacco-VitnI im,Sanford; 0. R. Shannon, Benply. ” 1 want to see my sister be' ccnvlmys arc out. Will practice In aU the courts Leper, Mr. Karney and family, cetti demonstration hut they arriv­ sn Springs; Mrs. O. I., Stuart;, that Ids second wife committed sui­ fore 1 die." John Turner, famous old "ch ef' Bradenton; Mrs. L. 1>. Childs, St. cide because o f her great losses at Examination of Abitracta (J Land j>!>ert .1. Holly Ki*., returned Mr. nnd Mrs, Selby and family, ed in a touring nr and not with He referred to the sister from Thursday from Jacksonville Mi*, and Mrs. Carlson, Mr. and other “ death watch" pickets in the little town o f Ids nativity in de plains,” has promised to servo Petersburg; and Mrs. J. M. Gross the gambling-fable., Title* given especial attention motor busses. Mr. and Mrs. Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. to gallons of “ son-of-u-gun" stew. |0f j jVJ} I'p lie has been spending the Rev. R. II. Barnett nr,nk rypounyn.... cmfwyp Italy, wh'» is trying to get t o 1 liloswick, Mr. Linders and family, few days on business. Grciu (inanities of sourdough JfinMnclnl agent'V.f' tho home/ wiVl Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Rldridgc Jr. AMSTERDAM, Aug. 11. (IN S ) America to see her brother b e-! culls will grace the plno-bward fttt(!iul tht. mDetin{r at Tampa Tampa fting nt fore the law takes his life. t otnmunisl Deputy Visser was of Orlando and Mr. Allen Gardiner. tables, und John Snyder will bar­ . rtrrrie Oyj*n and aunt Mrs. There was another low song Mr. and Mrs. Henden and Mrs. wounded today during a clash be­ becue sufficient baby beef to take Mayo— New road to he const rutof Enterprise Ala., are the Dawson sjrent Sunday «t Daytona tween the police ami Sacco-Vun- from the cells soon after the war­ care of the inner requirements of " A Subutuntini Jeweler ed from Mayo to Branford, |t< "f Mr. and Mrs. K. II. I.nney Bench. /.«tti sympathizers. The police were den’s footsteps died away in tlie the cowmen. death corridor. The song was heir home 22u;i Magnolia A v­ Mr. F. W. Bender of Sanford was forced to intervene in Sacco*Van- “ mother o’ mine." The Bar-V, the P-0, the X IT, in a S u b stan tia l C it y ’"' Eustis— Building permits Issued a visitor hero last week, lie came in zetti mass meetings at the Hague the Frying Ban, the D7„ uml other hero during June totaled $132,085. 'tlie interest of the Easter-lily Till'd Rotterdam. ranches that have made cuttle his­ ion Georgia Mobley and Mrs. Bulb Industry. tory in the old days, will be well Clermont— A. C. L. Railroad to IV. Meisch Jr., motored WedBASEL, Switzerland, Aug. II.— The many friends here o f Mrs. represented. build new station here. p y tn Oflando where they w ere Walter,Baeh will be glad to know [(I N S )—Tile police are searching KUots o f .Airs. Franklin Hard- that she and Mr. Bitch are very today for persons who exploded a well located at Weslaeo Texas, i time bomb in a tramway station j where Mr. Bach has the position of telephone booth last night, injur-f many friends of Mrs. Mack Plant Pathologist in the Texas ing 15 persons, one seriously. The! Mrs. It. K, Douglass of Hender­ ty will regret to learn that Agriculture Experiment ptntj'qi bombing look place while radicals' son. K y„ who is visiting iu San­ ford ns tin* guest " f her daughter, |is at the Femald- Laughton here. were staging'll Sncco-Vanzctti de­ pital for another serious operaMr. and Mrs. J. McCullough of monstration in an adjoining square. Mrs. Charles M. Powell Jr„ at her home in Rose Court, was the guest Oviedo were business visitors here of honor Wednesday at a -lovely Saturday afternoon, BARIS, Aug. 11.— (IN S ) "They social courtesy when Mrs. C. E. rs. W, Morton Till;’ pen und I limy live!" was the flaring head­ Myers entertained at luncheon at line over the story from Boston her home in Franklin Terrace. that the execution of Sacco and An unusually lovely setting v.'cck end as the guest of Mis. Vnnzetti hud been deb'.'ed, printed was arranged with numerous bowls Ichurd. in nn extra edition of tlie conimunand baskets of old-fashioned flow■■ |am ewiqmper Hu inunite early te*; ers combined with sprigs o f ospa|i.'> Fannie Kebu Munson u lagus ferns. The daintily appointed Meyers is expected to arrive The newspaper added: ’’Gover­ luncheon table was graced with a Sunday to lie with her aunt TU LSA, Okla., Aug. It. (IN S ) — nor Fuller has retreated before’tho centerpiece o f a how) o f pastel , Finnic S. Munson nnd sister '1he study of air problems and com- worldwide reprobation." The work­ tinted garden flowers arranged v * Zoo Munson. iiH rcial aviation soon will lie as es­ ing classes will now prevent the as a colonial bouquet. The places of the guests were designated assassination o f two innocent men.” sentia! to city admlnlstrations as pi Margaret Wight who ba­ the study of traffic sanitation is to* Communist Deputy Vuillmit with place cards done in the forms the attractive guest of Miss day, according to Hertnnn Ncw- Couturir wrote in nn editorial: of Colonial girls. "Saceo and Vnnzetti must not In- Zachry for the part three |block, mayor of Tulsa. At one o’clock a delectable three Ik* left Wednesday for her go to tlie death chair. We must course luncheon was served. "Aviation is becoming an im­ I fc at Cairo, tin. Mrs. Myers presented her guest trial life 1mmH'h these two innocent men portant factor in the imiti--------of honor with a pair of embroider­ the Massachusetts prison." ed guest towels. |!i M. F. Feeble, nf Bishops- of the nation," Mayor Newblock ,r0ln C 'vers were lalil’ for Mrs. R, K S. C.. in visiting her son nnd declared, " i t would be foolish to MOSCOW, Aug. I L —(IN S )— Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Guil­ say’ that the city* administration l'he official Soviet newspaper I’ m- Douglass, Mrs. Charles M. Powell ty m their lovely eouiitry b"liutodaytothreatened the judge who Jr. Mrs. W. Theodore Langley, It's (|iiit/' possible that has ,vdn nothing do with aviation." F’lmieniii Avenue. city of Tuba will have air traffic tho' sente rued , Sacco and luttzelli to Mrs. James A. Pittman, Mrs. Encops oil the city payroll within thol h['l' lltl" destruction,” -ayiag:— dor Curlelt, Mrs. James F. Haw­ |lf- and Mrs. K. B. Mc.Crucken next decade. Then we may see pi-1 ’ Ino proletarians have learned kins, Mrs. II, W. Racket* uml Mrs. Judge and Mrs. Weymun RJ lots called into police courts to tell r,Vm ‘j } 0 « “ 1'iD'bsls how to kill Myers. iio.'oreti to Daytona Beach the judge why th. v were flyin g, wientificul y. Some day the workur.-Jay where tliey ■pent the in the nir level restricted to heavy «*rf W'H ph've Judge Thayer and BIRM INGHAM BARONS 'G A IN |n.'on and evening. freight planes." |»D*crs in tlie same chair in which A T L A N T A Aug. II. (IN S )— Bir­ 'communists die. Municipal Airport mingham gained half a game in C imj* Mrs. Phillip Bat h and "That Tulsa is to have a muni­ daughter, Audrey Mellm who BOSTON, Aug. II. (IN S )— N i­ Hu ll lead in the southern league by cipal nil* port is inevitable. How cola Sacco today began the first defeating Nashville 2 to 1. Fred ' J"' a spending the sumim-r at hiiig, Long Island, are expected soon the airport is to come is an­ day of his 12 day respite by refus- Johnson allowed the Barons only other mutter. petum homo on Friday. ir.3 food. It was the 2(Itli day of his five bits but he was not very sue. "It is probable too, that aviation hunger strike. Bartolomeo Vnn- cessful in keeping them sufficient­ fb.- Ilu-.:li Overtoil o f Montgoi i- will luive developed to tl ■ point zetti, who Imd fasted for nine cluyn, ly scattered tn prevent scoring. Knode, Mobile first baseman got • Ala., is visiting in*Sanford us' where landing may he made on tho drank a cup o f coffee and ate a two triples and two singles in four guest of Mrs. M. Y Bledsoe.] roofs of skyscrapers and the city little food. times at bat, ami helped the Bears '<• Overton will bo "remembered |will Have to investigate tin* l»ro* down Little Rock 7 to 3. c Miss Ethel Borland. posed landing stages before permits C liff Marklo was in inre form, ______ ' jure Issued for such stations. yielding only three bits, and tlie • T. Rivers ami soli and Air Age 111 Infancy Crackers won from Chattanooga Tht.-, of ( j lV0„ ,*0V(, .Springs “ Huge planes, logger than am 3 to 0. I’lvfsl here Wednesday and n r - ! n«w constructed, will be tlym.r WEST PALM BEACH. Fla., guests of Mr. Rivers R(v,.‘r«' brother loot tier! above the <itv on l rniiscbntiuentnl Aug. tl. (IN S ) Indications are ......... DIVORCE SU IT Smaller pintles, cquippo F1wife Mr. and Mra.L I Rive Is. routes, j1([ I that Florida’s winter season this RENO, N ev„ Aug. It .— (IN S ) to land year will open the earliest and -Entering the Reno divorce T ;'! ]i l" ; ll end Mr. lumre left j skyscrapers will come buzzing in hc-t the longest of any in the his­ court in n role strangely similar to |Ursd:»y nioi niag in Mr. Rump Vs with passengers from surhurlwn tory of the state. Many local ho­ which lie acted hundreds o f times for » oints in t'aliforniu and points Certain altitudes will Le tels huve all .reservations taken as a successor to Frank Bacon as •[ V'---es of interest in the reserved for slow freight plan -s for opening dates in November Llghtnin Bill Jones, Thomas L. "L I l ey will he away about while other altitudes may Imjcouiu and December. Jefferson, has filed suit for divorce air lines for passenger ships or f " ? month-.. Early frost in northern cities ngainst his wife. fast pleasure planes. . . . . ■ntz “ The age o f tho uir Is in it’ in­ with a forecast for a cold Novem­ r !' Di.uiel W eb,ter ,'f Proviber is said to be largely responsi­ BACK TO AFRICA fancy hut it is growing rapidly.' ue. It. I* who lias been visiting! ble for Florida's unusually early season. » r Mrs. Stephen Pier-i ORLANDO mrJ KSONVILLE. Flu.. Aug. II Municipal ,d Daytona Beach, arrived1 At tlie public library here records ■The "Back tu Africa |port will he established here. ,* eU” csday and will spend1 show that during the past sixty •'it" started among nogmes n* li,nc here ut the Miontezumn. > - it I • •t # u •rfi.in individuals hero recentIN D IA N TO W N — 52-room ho- days there have ben 121 new fami­ lies listed as “ permanent" rcsi liu' been banned by police «»i»ltel to be erected in this city. Ir- and Mrs. Albert Rossiter dents who have applied for library »'t and t». W. Barker, president "f * immll daughter Jeanne, who tthe "univoraal negm improvmetit Mrs. Alexander Walt, wlm hn privileges. lu* The consensus of opinion among aswdation” ordered to find a job or . w 1. ,,f M|- nnd Uen the guest nf ber sister-in-law, T. .1 Miller. Dresident; H. R. Stevens, Vice Preaidcnt; A. 1*. Connelly, Secretary & Treasurer; l wrest Lake j. . f Williams for the* pant merchants is that business is show* leave town. •i left Thursday morning in IL F. Whitner, John Meisch, I). L. Thrasher, n. » . Chtipnian, S. 0 . Shlnhotser. ing a distant upward trend. E. A. Douglass and Howard P. Hr Smith Meat Wednesday afternoon N E W SPAPE R m a n HELD tmburg r th0ir ,,Wfn* ut St* George A. DeCottes. Attorney. MT. DORA — Site choosen for at Oveido on business. tablishing airport here. W ASHINGTON, Aug. 11. (IN S )—Joseph de Courcey, corrcs. Dr. S. W. Walker nnd son Shade j - 1 r^n^r*' ° m , ’a,ley and O ur New bridge to pendent fur the New York Times, L |Marlin, Mr. and W. Walker left Wednesday for M O U LfL Ir. Alatunzus River leir )„,,, I-ant‘>’ ;\'d family an<i .Jacksonville where they sailed .he built across wax arrested in Mexico City on lei, Mrs. Carrie .Thursday afternoon for Baltimore, near here. the night ■f Aug. !* and is being d Mrs. Arnos o h**ld incommunicado, the state orf Enter-1Md., where Shade Walker w ill un.......... r .1 I , . . ■■ ■■ ■■ . . . . . . r ■I 1. ■■ ■■ —wm I I , I J * ^ r.; • motored rhursdny to tlergo treatment at John Hopkins I /i EI’ HARHU.L Operations department was advised today by Uoru Bench. -* |rilled at Zephyrhllls i«*ck Quarry, the America it embassy. Hospital. Social GOLDENROD K' 0T S New Legal Moves Calander . . t -— - have Two Radicals Texas . C o w b o y s] Methodist Orphanage Attends Session To Stage Roundup Head At Lakeland, Tampa Soon A t Amarillo J.G. SHARON i H. C. VIELE .. 108 Magnolia .. Mrs. Charles M.Powell EntertainsWednesday In Honor Of Mother Sanford Building & Loan JSSdSOJSS-SfSS'A i r Problems Will Soon Be Studied By r C itie s In America .tv Association Organized l ‘J0S Sanford, Florida Condensed Balance Sheet A s O f A U G U S T 5, 1927 Tourist Season To He Longer Than Is Usual ASSETS LIABILITIES Cash on Hand undin Banks $ 25,262.04 Mortgages Receivable . 734,700.00 Stock Loans R eceivable..... 9,833.00 Accounts Receivable (Secured)........................ 12,207.63 Real Estate Owned ........ 7,440.35 Furniture and Fixture^ ... . 834.93 Installment Stock Subscription ........ 877,500.00 163.46 Accounts Payable .........$ 13,134.09 Real Estate Loans Payable Subscribers’ Payments .... 161,358.98 Paid Up Stock Issued ... 580,400.00 Installment Stock Issued 877,500.00 Reserve F u n d ................ *, 3,747.06 Undivided Profits 10,960.3b Reserve for Dividends 20,519.65 TOTA L ASSET S $ 1,667,778.55 = = = TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET WORTH $1,667,778.55 CERITFIED CORRECT: WILLIAMS, MONOHAN and Asso* ciates public Accountants and Auditors Sanford, Florida. By J. S. WILLIAMS Certified Public Accountant HOARD OF DIRECTORS . M Stock is a Sound Conservative Investment. Consult any ol Directors. the A b o v e �PAGK r FOUR T H E S A N FO R D H E R A LD , T H U R S D A Y , A U G U S T JI. I«>27 LEFTY MEYFRS delaney fig h ts is the Air safe? J PAULINO TONIGHT IN GOTHAM RING DEFEAT, 3 TO l Philadelphia E x p e rt Says M en A re ToB lam eForM ost Present Day Marital R ows ^A iSan ford Southpaw In Superb Form,Aliow- N E W YORK, Aug. II.— (IN’ S) ingOpponents Only ,7 ™“ *' .hnviaK lh'; •»»*•— ?! 1/ , J I 1" ,,f ilu* twentieth century limit* H in g le s , i j rm . T-i lOUCneri || • , Of Wi n e l i l t s m • i i i ed, New York will accept the next hret thing at the Yankee stadium tonight in the form *>f a scuffle J’ f t'5«? «pHt second With Jnck DeInney* heavyweight by personal n,,n>ln“ tion( in one corner and Paulino Ur.rudun, the well know.i hiinuin being, in the other. If Pnuiino wins, it win i>e a moral j 1 nrce Triples knable Celerymen To Score SSSS ffn°r\ u X / ^ L HS? In As Many Frames me1“"I,!.',i!’“"r.1*1.: ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Aug ... 11. (Special to The Herald). 11 L o fty Meyers wan in nuperb form | hero yesterday and bested .lack Hawkins in a pretty hurling duel liSnnford winning by a acore o f 3 to 2. The victory ictory put . ............................ Sanford in the :1 lead o f the Florida Stat« l.cngiic Miami beI iby one-half game, due to .......... ing idle. l\ The Celery-Feds are to return to Sanford for a three game series , m with Ernie Burke aim his Sara^ aotu Tarpons, i’H N N is m a t c h e s NE W YORK. A ^ . u .-u ^ , Thu r . , „ i .... , ’ ' " ,l the "mu cup tennis competition u .tween America and Great I'-t will be played at Forre im, ■ , .. Hii,< 4 rnturduy when Miss |[L-t,.-, yy-Vl G R AC E V ILLE — Repairs being nt>- * ' n tl,(' American tPt. I made to hi^h school building here, flushes with Mrs. Kittv *tj j------ — — r ~ Godtrec r.nj Helen j / , , 7 ' \ f * I IN K IT A — Carload o f sweet ••.min schoolgirl, meet ileii v potatoes uotutnes shipped shinned out out recently recently. hull, the English prodigy PI 111,AD K LPH IA, A u g .ll.(IN S ) to live in v oid their means. They A il F o rc es E ve n tu a lly A r e i*> 1The men are to blame for most of seek a neighborhood in which the ncctmti* 'iI he he A lltjo r U n it the present day marital difficulties rent is too high or they buy furniO f AmcricitUI D e fe n s e ; H tlgC neecording to records o f the large lure or an automobile on the inAreHcinirlHtinner] i number of divorce cases ami Blallmetit plan. Thus financial dif- 1 Machines ^ ! matrimonial differences aired in ficulties ansc, often leading to a t|w Philadelphia welfare depart- quarrel and estrangement. ; W ASHINGTON, Aug. II. (IN S ) Mims— Site chosen for construeMADISON “ Greenville p ment asserts Romnine C. llnssrick,1 “ Sec ad r- incompntabiiity, disSntirfh'd tlr t aviation ha* pm- lion o f new negro school at Mims, picas" new newspaper to l,e chief of the legal aid department, llluslotimeiit and inability to en- V|,n it<(.|f vilnj t(, t)lemilitary city estimated at 11,180 lishcd here. The old question of "W hy do Joy the sametilings together. lu.cds of the nation, the War H e - -------- ----.. -------) men leave home," is Just the re" ml : unreasonableness; an 1(rlmPlU iB now pushing the deJverse today, it is now, "why do Unwilling ■■ to give and take In Velojnm.*nt of the air corps as a ! women leave home." according to the cmn <• of married experience. mnj*)r nHitdig branch ofthe nrmv. Hassrick. ' "Fourth i temperance' n greater ,.-01Jvmo|£ in This drive, according Hassrick has hen studying the h.ve ■ i I . part of the man for ABsiHtanl pecretray of War for subject for seven years lie blames bootleg liquor than happiness in a A ir 1)iv|j,!(in> .,|'ns f(,r ,.V()lv. Spaniard Even Met Atjainsi Ex - Llsht * Hcavv Champ W ith Chances That HeWill Re Favorite Ilcfrirt1 Hattie 7 s c a tte re d ______ tt 1 • m lid W K in S • T WAR BUREAU ing future of aviation in gehernl, and o f the army air corps in par­ ticular, and those Interested in aviation whir have the necessary qualifications therefore are urged t t submit to the ndjutnnt general application' for detail in the air corps for flying training with a view to eventual transfer thereto.” A W INNING w a lk „ ff and break the I want to demonstrate that avi I don’t want to 'w l E ''"F ifth mfidelRy, -nnuhia. v e r appear p ro-, and in but a * ' « , will "mH y « « speed, ...tt'maneuver am, out fight T to L E N B E p ig r a m ! S te m . ••ttmfercnce by.parents. T h e liv in s a / P o w tr s a y - nt capitalists la her ctTort to win TEN GOOD REASON’S flying off the handle over some 0] ^act> l,ie old steam up for the tho 125,000 posted by W. E. "There are ton good reasons," small inroimcquentiul matter that Easter wood. Jr. “ ‘' ‘ her season is already h -i ■?si vs this welfare chief, "why wo- Imcomc an ohsession with one 01 r*ui»K from the boiler, even before . men in these modern times leave both. An unwillingness to reason Lompsey and Tuaney so much r.s home anti hubby to get along ns out t!iing> to n logical conclusion. u,ler a liars,t word. The wither of best they can. | "Tenth, in sense o f humor, ns tonight’s fight will get Jack Shar“ First, in my opinion,” ho pays nppHcjtM" to tho circumstances k‘ y < ’nrly next year, the survivor By Inlernnllenal News "is the inclination of the n ew ly-W isin g in the course o f married U,:t^ W|M « ct l |lc H em psey-Tun-----weds to ho extravagant; 11 desire life," '’ CY winner for the championship, 1 T wo or New York’s greatest in-, Itickatd^will gvt^ tired counting 1 t,Gtut|0ris— Balm Ruth and tli T a g g in g A llB a se s guns and t\vo tons of high oxplo*>ve I onil . 1he type finally selcctud wti! he made standard and the War Department expects to pro ,*un' as n,uny ships of that type as can he manufactured with tho fund availahlo under tin* five- year air program, , In t hree Groups in line with tins development the air corps also plans to divide enn- ^ f v v -v f jj J — i IM i/ii Twfjmi u cuttm MRS CC COOK. 1209 PARK AVENUE SANFORD. FL/V- : AGAINST THIEVES third "w in g" along the Mexican |H)X runs in the eighth inning after It H PO A E the Dcmpsey-ftharkey fight, -------' border for cither defensive or ofPaulino was a ribald jest to the first two ,miters had been re (1 N’ F.W ^fHEK* Aug. II. (I_NS)— fensive 'perations. The Eastern SEA B OA RD OIL C O M P A N Y 1 it 11 many a merry andrew when he; tired practically ruining the Pitts--- ----Mme. rharaaui Pasha, Egypt’s ‘'bombardment wing" will have its ,/a cJfjo n u i 11e. F/on c<ol0 u came here last winter hut the hoys burgh Pirates f N f lw o r K O f S ecret I'as^ages, lending feminist who Is credited headquarter,* at Langley Field,Va. seem to have Inst their sense of trowo M The score in Hie first game o , yjin H ^m id S lro n K H o o m s A rt1 in the , 'ailed States with being The attack group now stationed S e e S e r v ic e S ta tio n M a n a q e rd b o u t ou r 0 II ; humor since the gent slapped ihu New i.wYork-U’nsliington nt the canital was / Hullt W llh in U illls <bicfly n -ponsil.le for liberating Ct Fort Crockett, Texas, will bj (1 1 j 0 0 0 down Harry Wills in a punch. |,.jnp* juries S p e c i a l S a v i n q s P l a u I t s d q o o d P r o p o s itio n A? V1V, ’ .iM.i '.va. . 1 -1 1 , 1- • her Egyptian sisters o f the neces- converted into an "attack wing 0 •1 3 4 0 j They, in fuel, have made Paulino ■i;„th i, Washington If. With two *l| Art* L ig h t I’ CCt I nick Fjty nf l(1V(.rj„g. their faces wltii and will he maintained along the 0 ni. even money choice against He- singles and a homer, the Hnl<o iddlc, II (1 5 1 0 /& veils, ii now in the United Status border,'though its headquarters 0 1 (1 2 0 1) |Inncy and, given a few more hours knocked in all te Yankees’ runs., LQNIION, Aug. .12. (I N S )—The '*> stud (he feminist movement haw not yet haen selected. Tills 1) 0 0 0 0 lie is still ahtait six homers ho- Bill Siku's, Moruitys and Kafflesas heCg. , unit will consist of three attack iiind his 1021 record, however. cher-: while she -he is is intensely intensely in interestsquadrons,three , . I o| , V the , crock' t underworld |. ,who i , | While ter'at- sqi mirons.innv pursuit squadrons, 3 8 27 13 Ihe Washington fans> bocamo so ish hopes of accomplishing the oJ |n tt„ mail sUf f rilgC, Mme. Char- two service companies com and a photopeeved nt in un/avorablo i ncision 1 dream . f a I super cracksmen by ^ „ , !m, Kgvp.ian women graphic section. it. Petersburg AH It H PO A E rendered in the ninth by Umpire breaking into the Bank of England arc m.r not yet V[l) ready for fnr ,Vn Sends Out < all tho hntlot Imtlot, nn,l and Semis fetch, 2b ...........If I) (I 2 II 1 that the g:.i:ting of suffrnge to At the* same time the w ar Uefaloney, If I 0 1 what they chased him into the dugaut ‘ the latest news recording ,, , , tl em should he delayed another |»rtmcnt Is seeking to fill the Tckham, r f____ 1 (l 0 0 filter the game. Police escorted the contractors are doing to make r<,n,tj,,., what Mme Chnruoui i numerous vacancies now existing in it s Brown, cf FLOIUDA 8 T A T K LKAOUI5 1 0 2 y ' him to safety. I the new headquarters nt England's 1 vitally interested at'present it a1 the air . corps. The ri'Hiwi in *u nrcBuin 11 ; . flfW . corps n< w has r funk, 3b..... \V. L. Pet. 0 1 2 li commissioned In their big rally Hie Giants lint- national bank proof, against crook, |cptniiajcn to rid her country or approximate.y . c< rjiVilmx, k b . ........4 O 1 B 1 % SANFO RD . 22 14 Jill ltd around, kayoing three Pirate flood fire bomb and battle, tnnIVirhmv officers, but its full complement is I1 ,.PIPII11|i J.Il .Miami . ........... 22 1 l .000 pitchers and winning 8 to It. Tho 1 0 1 0 '' .. . . . , - 1.050. A call has been sent out to inside the age begrimed walls of 1 \\ hi Il* the ideal of universal suf othwr nrmy officer, for their co, | 11’Jcholls, c.... ... ..3 1) 1 0 2 Sura Kola ... 10 1!* .500 Hnwkina, p..........Il (1 1 0 9 Orlando 18 10 .18; " " " ,in '" . t l u i f l a admirable Tor the next gen....... . •lAIvcrson 13 ID .400 .......1 0 0 0 0 Tampa 'rogmihle network of secret Joration," she added, "fo r the pres-' T h m ‘ ,nr.l‘ ™nn> t ' " " " wldn s E U D iN A T io m n : St. Petersburg 13 21 .382 I arsoges, vaults, and sli mg roams, ,1: >o the i do- ‘‘v,’ r.v grade in the air corps, which 1 Totals ..... 32 0 7 27 15 EPIGRAM MSMLAM from the rear. The Culis and Card de signed h, hold the hank’s bullion ^ H o , , ^" f EgVpfian woiien H. i t !h" W ‘lr ^ -Batted for Fanil in 0th inAM BRIUAN LEAGUE Inals were idle yesterday. ami securities, is neat ing comple- ,10int where they will meet the re- “ " 'n g u s early i i s p i a c i u W. L. Pet. Tiie Athletics snapped Boston’s Hon. while above nt the new bank quirements ouirements of suffrage.. I n l S h " i» invited to the promisNow York 77 32 .044 Score by innings: “ For this reason the feminist •; t in .898 WiiKhlngton Eight Foot W 1111 Lefty Grove held the .Sox to four Sanford ................ 1 movement centers in widespread ..... Ctl 4l> .533 Detroit An outer wall, nearly eight feet hits and w u ifln a romp, 12 to 2. ?t. Petersburg education o f women and children, Philadelphia 57 50 .533 Chicago 62 50 .181 innings while Ty Cobb continued lift) feet and composed of inter- ttllicr than a campaign for th e’ Cleveland 45 08 .417 his hatting spree by walloping a hired steel and concerto, makes it vote." Speaking of her campaign to outSt. Ixniift 41 01 .300 triple, a double and a single. ebuost impossible for any criminal |n Imscs: Allen. Sacrifices: Fris- Bouton iuw polygamy, she said: ’“ We do .35 71 .330 1tel rail held on to third place to gain access to the mar.e within, not have polygamy in Egypt )lo, Riddle, Dunbar 2. W. Myers. by trimming the Browns, 2 to 1. A passage runs all around beTouble plays: Wilms (unassisted 1. in fact, today, hut we have 1 N A T IO N A L LEAG UE liuston outpitched Owen Carroll, sh’e the wall 011 the Inside, so that »ft on bases: Sanford 10; St. had it in our law and we are work­ W. L. Pet. trsburg 4. Base on halls: o ff St. I.ouix ing to ban lids old law for the B0 46 .007 on errors. 1 uf island. Any crook who in Inwkinn 3; Myers 1. Struck ou‘ : Chicago moral effect it wil have over H 05 to .010 Tiie Phillies climbed out of last his misguided enthusiasm attempt- Egypt.. At present, if a man de­ >v Myers 4; Cusack 1. Bits: o ff Pills Imtgli 0! 43 .587 58 no .537 place by blanking the Braves, J e.l to break into the bank would in sires to practice polygamy lie New York to t), hut flopped buck into the point o f fact have to: may do so. Our wish is to make (Cincinnati 49 50 ,107 nightcap, Break through this barrierof j it illegal." *nd Raphun. Time: 1:40. I Brooklyn 47 00 .430 cellar by dropping the Braves tosteel iiiH ei-icrete. ( ’ loss the pasC to 01 .300 5 to I, Pruett held the Boston haraoui is accompanied wide Boh sage. Make his way(o where 10 03 .388 five iiits in the opener Philadelphia by her son, M. ( ’haraoui Bey, and 1 Snitli of the Braves yielded hut great ilouhlo steel grills are built llelbnoui, Egyptian member of ft ft six singles in te second game. into slabs of concrete. Cut through I’arliment and lawyer of Cairo. ■ -----these steel grills, which will be un- They will visit Mine. Charamii’s N A T IO N A L LEAG U E daughter, Mrs, Sarny Pasha, wife of Boston 0-5; Philadelphia fl-I, Hie Egyptian Minister to WashingPittsburgh 3; New York 8. t <-i i , while hero.. Others, net scheduled. B7* • ^IlC ,/ S -------Id Mt. IJoru— New First Notional Y ESTER DA Y S - ^ O M E It UN wited mechanical alarms fixed I Bank opened for business here reA M E R IC A N LE A G U E A M E R IC AN LE A G U E both inside and I’ jtside the walls ••I’ iiildrlelpiiia 12; Boston 2. 1 ntly. Player & Club Number Total CLEVELAND, Aug. 11. (I N S )— ‘ an I vaults, and had not forgotten Detroit 2; St. Louis 1. Ruth, Yankees 1 3*1 j The Cleveland American league the secret doors apt to close silent‘HP Washngton 8} Nlow York 4. IN'N'ERNESS — New road ma­ baseball team will apparently fight !> behind him, the hullii-n might he chinery purchased Other, not Schcdiilul. for Citrus N A T IO N A L LE AG U E it out this season with the Boston his if ho could get away with it. County costing $4,888. None. Red Sox -for the lower rung of H is claimed that dynamite would IN T E R N A T IO N A L LE A G U E tiie ladder. A t present, tiie hullpenetrate the wiiIIh of the vault Syracuse 5; Newark 11. TH E LEADERS: j l Rochester 2; Jersey City 0. ‘ American -Gehrig 38, Ruth "<!, ens need to lose a few more games mid that it would take days o f hard before the Bean Eaters lose out. work witlj oxy-uretelcne apparatus Buffalo 2; Baltimore 4. Lnr.xerl 15, Williams " t Wilson p *"1 "I l|ie rate recently traveled *<• make any inruul Into the steel I Toronto 10; Reading 2. N'nt ional * |jy (|lt. tilevelanders, it is not nt nil ''tors guarding even the enterunee. ”” ■ : 20, Hor nsby 17. 1 unlikely that Boston may soon a s -( Armed Guards SO U TH U R N LE A G U E 1 FAG U E TOT A I Hjeend from tin- l.ottom to ’ tlie junior Aimed guards will day and night Atlanta 3; Chattanooga 0. National -itHIl ' * !major leagues circuit. putrid the nasaugc fringing each of Mobile 7; Little Rock II. 1 n t c 1c j) h n o subscriber American — 320. i General gossip o f fans here ,h.m ‘ fl'"’ rV « f the^vmilts lie Birmingham 2; Niishvilh* l. Other rain. 1lames Jack McAllister for tho low the street level. Tho iarires' simply lift the hook, ask for and r in r k Griffith A s k s poorest 1,owing the Cleveland en- ,,ri main vaolt fifty feet below • ‘l o r i t H I i l I H U * n O h | : Jriouitd, will inalmost as large as state your request. It's a service tha: { S O U T H E A S T E R N LE AG U E T | l* i| I I m n i r p K o w h l i u l I* , . i f rtv . t!»i’ ipland hit <* on whirh tin* I link Jacksonville 3; Waycroxs 0. i n a i u m p ir e lu m ia n c i Jans lamenting the !q «» u f l n , Manila. On the second a.nl third makes it compai’atively easy for yo*. I should bo killed 1 Othnr scheduled games, rain) He R em oved H yL eagu e K V’ »'«.ors win smaller vaults, i,-; Bee Brtrd Powder or insert yom advertisement. And b SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE _____ S L . ’’ . 1after , ^ a": . guarding all the I Liquid kills Flics,Fleas, ticin all— that is to the ex- d'fiw* ............... gedvaults and at otliorpo Want ads o ffe r the solution to many Mosquitoes, Roadies, u l Macon *1; Greenville H. man the magnuig- . 1. ... \ ,ASHING v. ION,’ nAug, h*. tl. (1NS> tent that one tn in wielded Itie . , Ants, Wcte; Bugs, Bed points in the* JfJ Asheville 2; Columbia 0. • tnrk L. Griffith, pno ident of lh- j. ,,„wt.r „iakitiL- the team work 11 1 . ,hcr 1 a problem. There's always someone Hues, Moths, Ciirkcts, Knoxville it; Charlotte 2. 'Washington Btischail Club, mdn t0g « X r I t wa' uhl he unfair to 7'lcrgnumd nassages are inspcc . -1 Poultry Lice acd many Augusta 2; Spartanburg 3. cajrer to buy, sell or trade; someone awaited a ruling of his official Mly thi.t some of the members of . °r,r^Yi hlld ' I V, I! thon,M,ve* ar‘' other insects. 1 ___l ___ ~ x t I 1, .11. Protest to Ban Johnstm, prosl- the iriU- were not doing their lev- a ^ who has a service to offer. Results 1 AB r f ............ 4 J...............1 c f........ 5 i ........... r, b........ 4 If..........I IS............J ........... 3 (, P......4 ......0 0 1) 9 *0 0 1 1 (S 0 1 3 0 0 0 7 2 •1 2 It 11 m 10 1so -> i League Standings A W PRIZE OFFER L PAIDFOREACHONE PRINTED ^ - m Results Of G am es) BaseballSlatistics Indians AndBoston In Major Leagues Red Sox Will Fight It?.... - ....»-**■«««-« For Cellar Position *T L jl sim s ’A D " 1 you're a MS fockey Near Death jdent of the Am-rlcnn League, askf ’>r ecnviv-l of Uinniro Cl«rA fter Fail On Track ;mg once Rowbin-I from the presen Sen- *,| best in each and every game. On t),r nthcr Irnd, there *1 re several nr(. iivclfnc«| t«. show listlessators-) nnkeo aeries. ness and the spirit of "ok if we win; COI IJMOUS, O., Aug. 11. (IN S ) Rowland showed v ii(’ictiveness <>k if we don’t," A. Alexander, Montreal jockey, t in taking it out on H?__t'‘um b»*Individual N,,' ^ / . orkmi‘n ° ,*ir«K«’'l l n1Ithw ,i“ ,l;lllmr havY l h“ , ''“ KU.C1M| i I’otinn o f the ideas behind the work they do, and even so they are sworn to se-rnry when they arc taken on. Other arrnnvcnients in tliis new -a* reported near death in a local cause the fans were r,.,inK him," teJm VpirTi 'ih c't n' ininlmum''' fU' ’ itgior-lmnk Include secret device? — rtiCU today, as a renylt o f En-, to r--cnt r-mmis hllity far m lWiu,r rles hrew i,v fither iiorsps Jark track The ride ,j,;nd he suffered other hinnies -i-tat him on the fiehl and he iiud to ORI.ANDO $7(1,001) to be ex­ LEESBURG Contract to he n jo u t the body, when he fell as the I he escorted from the grounds under pended for paving and sewer awarded for construction o f $300,police protection 1Jproes hrvke ut tiie harrier. system in this city. 000 new high school building. Buck Harris, manager, was banOrlundo— Newly erected Orlando from the gunie for kicking on K E Y WEST - Work to atari FORT MYERS 14 cars of iiulwr o f Commerce building derisions. Unite Ruth's htnm run, soon on c< n-i ruction of new high vegetables shipped from Fort recently. iron Hie gsnie for the Yanks. school gymnasium. Myers ami Tice during June. ’h ti-uii toe «n>1 i j ( JK f till f l , « « jrc . are certain and the cost is quite mod­ erate. 5 '< « » J 7 >r Sp<,t C,II" Sl.Jl nr W d la lo ifro c b o o k l'tlo rk lU i n { Iioujc arid carutu late -.It IJcCnrtuIck h Co, C all Before / / o'clock MJ. B ee . Brand IN S E C T P o w d er ^Liq u id f o r 7 he D a y ’s Insertion The Sanford Herald I �•*»n If ft J ; PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. AUGUST It. 1927 Phjne ione \S ML inlerd Daily II«ral«l T AI). K ATES L „; Cash in Advance pnf ads. " iH be received truns and collector went L td } fur pu) ment. ' He n line ............ 7c a line ................. tic a line . le ft line [tie rates on request. reduced rates are for lative insertions. Tttords of average length unted u line-„ mum charge of 3dc for H SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX |8— FltUincial W E LL FURNISHED FIVE room INC t ____ __ |-----t ------------------------------- ----house, Strictly modern. Garage, ( 203 Uak Ave. MONEY— to loan on Improved lie- large tot. 222 West lflth St i f bone 41 . Miabli. resiuentiui property .n (Highland St.) of phone 709-W. iiord at ti per cent interest, no bmkeruge- Address Loan 1‘. U liux I-LOOM Cottage, unfurnished, for 4— liusintss Service 503 City. I rent. 1700 block. $25 a month. llox 1700 care Herald. M E T A L ROOFING— 'The Roof E v-' 10*A— P o u ltry A n d E g g s . „ „ , criming. Metal shingles; - A T i **£>■' / I a£ , -------------------------------—j 17— Business i’ laces For Kent 11— .Miscellaneous H H A d 148 * HY W ILLIAM S OUT OUR W A Y B ig T o o t h standing seam tin and galviuizcd FIX PURE AFR IC AN geese to ex-1--------------- ■— .......—— roofs. See James II. Cowan. Oak change for chickens. Phone 1171- FOR RENT:First class service Ave. nml Third St. Phone 111. |W. Station on Del.nnd Highway ------------------------------------------- 1intersection Ml, Dorn Rond. Ex* , HAUY CHICKS, Rucks, Reds and cellent location for hutch room, YOUR JIUSINKSS —card appear­ l.eghurns, all extra fine quality grocery or meat market. First stork. Write me. Amos ti. Norm- good man gets place. Seaboard Oil ing daily in this column will (an. Pint* Castle, Fla. .t’o. reach over .'1,000 every day ! -and it costs so little a 12 word K .. , f ' -,.* S '/ C t\ -} / NO ' " DOGrCrOME V IO N D E *! •»*»•**■ m- . .i- “ •' ■. • - * UlS i , -3 L u u C a E O 'ATE* WWW* A u S' ROBBED ThIPO W 'A T . ^ \ C L U R A W A V AM 19— Houses For Salt ^ ¥%- P io < w o p m pw US U P — O N E LOOK A T ■ WOO■ IE> ■A MUFF. ■ T■»\ tR A EC A P E D OF G O T 'M M .A. S T R A IG H T M U P A T M A T , MO VMOMDER/ P E E P u l ’5 S P iS M u S OF u B • ✓ Auto Awn- DO YOU W A N T nice home whore ml for one month costs only $2.(in. ' CAR AW NINGS,I ing Co. ll Hall Hldg. you can have pure water, yourj t>:i Phone I IK —*—— *------------------chickens, and garden? If so com? | I2-AFARM TOOLS W ANTED , to Elder Springs &soe real bar.Inst >.sk for "Classified Depart­ t~~--------------------*----------— — . gain, good terms. W. W. Thompson, > M ■® ! W ANT TO 11UY tractor- disc p lo w ,---------------------- .---------------- — I-rald will be responsible R n tM tTN ment" L. niie incorrect insertion. harrow, ditcher. W. Young, FOR S A LE :— Four room cottage - L'un N. Park Ave. Tel 777 or 775. Ivcrtiser for subsequent on one of best lots on Magno­ tns. The office should be lia Avenue, head South Sid-1 CLEAN UP YOUR OLD W ALLS "M immediately in ease of IS— A pan men I Fur Real School — Price reiis-mable. Tirms WITH THE NEW W A LL P A IN T t> suit purehuscr. Owner llox 4;1l SOMETHING NEW AND MET­ **t >t n* . *f||*» i care Herald. R AD ICAL RENT IER FOR FURTHER INFO RM A­ *V L> ADVERTISERS '■*m i > ; TION- CALL PHONE 236-J OR REDUCTION l ---------------------- --------- --------- — A <* roamed Three beautiful apartments, FDR S A LE :—One of best five The mastodons t tint SEE, V. C. COl.LER. SANFORD, d 'll1•' Herald representative FLA. ieach consisting of living room, bed "'oni bungalows on Palmetto America aeons ago were gigantic „|ity familial with rates, ------------- -----------------------.... I room, kitchenette and bath, with Avenue, in Sanford Heights, cur* snitiials and needed big teeth to I nnt| ilnnaii ication will " * - ' _______________................ r_, t....... ........ ...... t electric ,K' r bd, equipped with electric eai with. They had ’em. too— as PHONOGRAPH repairing, pinna........... all modern ronvlonccs, compete Information, ,;h witness this mastodon's tooth, dis­ tuning by experts with I f years ligiit, gas and hot water heater etc. range ninl water heater, price I •’ rV;.A /. you wish, they will assist experience. .Sanford Mus'c Store They are handsomely decorated, l ain market value terms to suT., played hy Miss draco Porter of 1 wording your want ud. Ludlow. Ky. The tooth. In nearly Shoppe, Room 10 tXc 11 Ms attractively ai:e Gift Shoppe. attractlvelv furnished fumisboil mid ^* Herald. ’ ‘MuV, and have ,ox le it morn effective. perfect condition, was found la Lander Arcade, Phone 632, Davenport bed in living room. They FOR S A LE :— Five loom Spanish. s gravel jilt near Cloves, O. IpOpTANT NOTICE ! are centrally located with one of BUILDING IILOCK3 — Irrigation the most beautiful outlooks in the bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 „ _ •''V -* 5«ers should give their boxes and general cement work t.j,v ii... t.nill,i .... i air Kurnge, nice lawn, immediate *. fuf postoffice address as Miracle Concrete Co. .!. E. Ter-* , /,, V’ Jlred os ch can’t be beat for the T?Y G m C a n a d a L ()n*ir phone number if willcger Prov 3rd and Elm , S , squnres between ; terms $J«(I.OO cash, b a lw c x iU 1 1 IY a * r' * y# ,a0U l ul k «*“ ■ X»nton\ Avendes, Com- iLionthly. Hox I IS cure Herald. « w lesire results. About one nu-rcial Street and the Houlevar.l, i out of a thousand has I.ANEY.S DRUG STORE— Pre* „ „ j heyond over Lake Monroe. •»*__ A cren vn Fu r Snl<> ohune and the others •cri|itton>, UrUK,. sodu. W . . r , ,,„r (omm, s ore „ „ Iil ''r r id t - e I nr S a lt [communicate with you rJlR .W .LtiAM t, a. ...... y„n „ y.ur nhun«. c,U l.M S -J T -S f S ' Sa I b . ! # « « . -S ? they Know your ad ;™m . O I»*7 » r h i* MhviCl. thC ^ Rtf, U 5 MT Wf. ^__ __ ____________________ Idiitruni mull nee M l h i wood, corner of Grove and OrA’H’.H I’-CHRISENUERHY PRIN T til* Decemhci (ju-ibups till .InnaL -raon at The Sanford ary) they can bn rented nt m,pi. Avenues. S.K.l I of N.K. 1-1 SHOP — Printing, Engraving, |office or hy Utter, teleMX DOLLARS A U ELK. of s \V. 1-1 S:o. 23. Twp. 20. Range Embossing. See us first. We no discontinuances are not One rear apartment can be had op. Thus. .1 /luster fi.T Gunscvoort it. Phone 417-W. R. R. Avenue. ul SIS n month. Call at 200 North Street, New York, Commercial Street. Park Ave. corner Commercial S t . _____________________________ :_____ Efficient ous - Prompt . * • » , , , „ They can lie seen only between It) 2 i — Lots For Sale Service t.d Li IIIpKK and complete lire cf ,\ nnd noon unless by upccinl building material. Low prices, appointment over telephone 777 MUCK LANDS AitK VAHJAHLE Security Lumber Co, "Where Good ,iuring the hours named, or Tel, Just three mites from the cit) miincements j limits on highway I have eight ora.l5‘ *£0,n0 l ' 0tU M“ ple ttni1 ,773 at other times. Sixth. Phone 797. I __________________________________ ' acres of muck lands that can lie , Mr 1 ------------T ----------- : LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms, bought for $31)0 tin acre or special T e r r ito r y Hus VllSl A ren s A n d 'iU L S A , okbi, Aug. l l- (I N S ) ing, but no records were found neiTION and PLUM RING— CONCRETE in every shape and { froni Myrtle Ave. price made on nil of it. Thirty Lcialty. We handle electric form, blocks, ttle roofing, urns- „ 0| ... r ., Itl’iWtirCCM T h llt H a v e N e v e r A: n result of tbe growing "pro- counting for its disappearance. acres in entire tract includes ritiiumys, home light and mentals, etc. Hanford Cement Prod __ * * ___________________ tus lauds and other good garden Heel) H x p lo re d ,A cc o rd in g 11» fessinn of bankruptcy In buslnea *- with considerable time and extouts. Sanford Machine Co. ucta Company. Fifth and Maple r o [t ||KNT — Nicely furnished two- land. Fine place for poultry and II, S. K x p v rt A t W nshlm ttnn ‘ ■*.!». Ai i ! 2 u ' P4n(,°. Um gomls were finally trace I fats. Phone 112-W, i room .! t..tt.o|llU * f. lilt all 11. Assnctu ..... v unllltnl Wilt SCIII to the apartment; connect mg truck of all Hauls. Men can mitku the penl* ___ ______ i— 1 I,nth: $3 per week; also garag*. living raising bulbs, celery, vege­ „ | Z T V m Service 'l!1 ? l !,iM‘‘l “ rumr * ' teiitlary.. It* lni< rnitiunnl ItumtihiU's CLARENCE SMITH •Dumjl , 000 lor purposes »>f combatting ..... . tables and poultry for San ton! and ! ii»r* W. First Street. one case o fa great W ASHINGTON General Contrartnr i TON, Aug. II. (IN S ) hnnkrnptcy frauds, neenrding t.i ,ls. H only ‘ - - ____________________ Orlando markets. Address R.yA. C. in which the Credit Mens’ as­ Alusku is one (100 W, First St. ’ cure Herald. This will not be on 3 of tbe -greatest un \ irgil P. Wilson, seeivtaiy of the “ “ ftf. , sociation Inis played a leading purl. OUDGE ' j Phone i THREE 1-ROOM furplshed apart - •market long If * you do not think I . . ■. developed sources of many import* Phone 441 4 11 office of tlu> association (’ ftlindii H to I I p . nnt raw materials in tin* western ears and. Grnliiiui tfniclu meats nlsn one .l.nn.ni ami «r.v woHh priee try to Detection Difficult Vl„,in the Hun 1'rancUco.Hono. ’ll.. fund is to be apportioned to 13lh St. Phone .1. !M E T A L B O O F J N G -lh e Roof hv- l-nmai Rates reduced. Ill I 1 « « K , 0f ll,« muck lands i„ ««■ Allt!llM , It is not easy to detect fraudu­ , . . . , ihe various branches of the organerlosting. Metal shingles: Ave. Phone 231. ’ „thcr mu is nf tint cmintrv lulu air nice August \ ____ Tite terrlt' .ry* » has vast areas ami , , it H nwKlvil nm, „ , |W. lent failure in a bankruptcy c a s e . ---------------------- fltuiidim? seam tin nnc! gnlvuni/.utl |---------------------— --------------------* ’ ♦*— rurznii O Up horno ot \ iincouvor. never have been .... ............. ,................ ......,. The receiver must delve into the NS & COWAN CO. Auto roof8. Si»e Janic.n II. Cowa.i, Oak TWO NEW — nicoly furnishfti jj(}— MiscellantMMl.s K or S a if It. a incinbor of ibu llrltlnh c'^ |S n, IP ....rhii"'■$*»*' invitMtluriftt'1 P^uHecutor will be appointed t»» entire reenni of the store, engug* »r and sheet metal works. (Ve. and Third “ St- Phone 111. i apartments. $23 per month. 913 ----Columbia air lorn. Major cur* A 11,0 1" ‘" ,K' h in l,rt“: in an almost inestimable amount nf I W. First St. Phone 207. iFDR SALE: turn wood range, one will fly alone In a 1 ukkor *man. J Jif al(1'll „ofr regional jj,. their cases for court fmh Ave. Phone 7111-W. o f fthe K,liv| division in- paring ine.r .... . jeorre-pundenee with civdltars, * - ii n » * j r* i ------- ' ---------------------------- 2 burner oilstove, with oven, one monoplane ’ formation " f the commerce dcHiding A sscI h i wholesale houses and individuuln :»— Help o an ted Fem ale i |(j— Houses F or Kent 2 burner gas range and other fu n d - ________ __ tfW pnrtmcnt. 1 The greatest crime to combat in to find some evidence of crime, INKORD DUlt K CO. , - —....-------------- ----------— -------------------- ------------------ . tore cheap. KOI! Magnolia Ave. i Minerals alone recovered in AI- bankruptcy cases is probably ilw '|o!- a organization bus fr *j J) g Magnolia Ave. W AN TE D :— An experienced wait- THREE-FIVE ItOOM bungalows, Plume 2l»i. akka la tween I8KO and 1920 concealment of assets, rhi* is; ex ^in-ittly been called in on case* Phone 307. less. Apply Dell < afe.__________, will) guruge. Modern conven* |.oj; S a T f Incuhulor, 130 capneumotiiUed einphlleu in me cane 01 \«/Jw*i’t*one one man man bun hns taken l amounted in value to t«» $553,300,001), $5511,305,000, Amplified the vn#e 1•■ ,i io> i where the l»An»> mil while fiithinir rc?H«>ureen, uttuinin^: ( ’oonrod, Oilton, Oklu., merPhnni. ni|,j4.v many |iniett. He make* it i ilT et ,o?,"n. ' “ " ‘ Jor* it y. 2 Vromlcrs, 1000 capacity, each. ?:I3 $ 0. Phone 135 and ask for , , 'w«ter faucets, half! F.UDKL TRIM CO. (i— Help Wniiled (Mule) a great importance in the last few miw serving ti term in the 1-enven- » |tl.of,'sslon. Some Imen have been Im the car, not the owner.' - I 1* A * H roth erson .______________ Sowell at Herald 1:30 P. M j ; years, are yielding annually ex- worth Federal penitentiary t,,r known fron one scitloii of ....... to travel front |hone K17 for estimates u v u i n v f T n v a ,,,r 11 riN’m ports rts amounting to from from $3(1,0(10,$.1(1,000,- conspiracy. ^ tm* country to nit other and «***, i i" HOYS W AN TE D —Cun use five FURNISHED FIVE ROOM t t A N I I A . H I M AU),. I l . t i w m 0110 1o $54,000,000. $31,0(10,900. Coolllodfi 1*. W. RADFORD Ido | < oonrod filed a petition in hank* f,,r n Hlinrt time In each |ilnce, then good hoys who are hustlers. Can house for rent. Plume K03-W. ndditirm to fishing and mining ruplcy when, according to hi* i »t* 1 In addition in, ii Imiiiki'Liillev. • arn iih high as a dollar tin a f t e r - ----------------------- [HUPS M ARMON3 noon. Apply Circulation DepartFOR K E N T:—Two houses. 1 I " 1 Li ',,r,I Automiddle Co, i and 1403 W. First Street. Kent Lnuliu Ave. Phone 137. meat Herald. Vulcanising Works, 7— S itu a tio n W an ted i'KU’ SANFORD ROOSTER ------ FOR RENT: — 5 room unfurnlshonly $1.09, Studehaker 1 cd stucco bungalow, 2 bed Ask for carbon juice with I • , .. f cause o f its scenic beauty the terr- hooks revealed large quantities of much for the PurP "‘ " * ’ " f " ib.w in solve poldcius of U H s, jH becoming more and moru B„ 0,u bail been shipped a few ing thecrooked Imt for .•■nibnUiii * hr- stops tile knock. San NITI A 1ION W ANTED —by ex- rooms, living room, dining room, ■pencilled bookkeeper, offlcemnsi, kitchen feiptipned witli electric nature'. While the anti-impermllu,, wiU| t, „H sl« nml those in monllTs prior tothe store’scbm- .before thecommission of mine. Suragc Co. salesman. Thoroughly acquainted range.) hath (with hot and cold nts have shouted then beads oil Ht,nrtq, „ f gport hunting and fishing., ' ______________ ________ _________ _ ^____ — Palmetto •a: the present administrations Fjril, r,,n, uituntioii to Alaska * ---------- ------------ ------------pitl) Overland Co. Willys- w tii Sanford and Sanford people, water), located 2300 this ti ( iv7:r i a n d Whl|ipTti. 1References gladly given. Phone 23:1 Avenue, rent m miner rates, plume , i'!'licies in l.atm-American ( ulvin j„ t|1(, fimmus Klondike gold | ‘ enlidge the s i\ nt ami un«nui- IU, h „ f j Sy,; \ population of I C'oniniercial Sts. l ’l.cno 38. |or Postoffice llox 139, 148. tional, has given no indication »;> ;;2,000 in 1K90 had grown W 00,000, perturbution. If he has sought di- jn iyi0 although the 1920 census j'-uie •mblnncc. tis dul McKinF-v „hi>wed a decline to 33,000, hut as j the 1’ hillipplne should be hpld this was taken in the winter it did a b o u t s o m e . V \ POP, THERE IS j under the American flag, i ><* not include the workers employed Youwg b l a d e SOMETHING X WGNT tountry has nut been so advised. oVcry summer in the salmon can- j V/MO DOVE OF-F ^ T o TELL YOU How McKinir;* Solved It ncrles and fishing grounds. The wooLwoRrft I McKinley frankly admitted the p0r several years following the RS. GUNN H A$ J U S T DECIDED BLOQ.lWrtJ « l /i FOUWTA'N P£W puzzlement whicn the question discovery <f gold this was the To TEL,L. HER H U S B A N D T H A T OF INK, L bud caused him urn! explained hi nrincipul product, but as gold lodes h e r h e r o -W o r s h i p p a d w a $ method o f miluton in a speech to Itccitme less productive attention u group of ihim hmen as follows: was turned to copper and for a M ERELY A JOKE — BUT IN THE "i walked the floor of the time this metal maintained the M E A N T IM E ,PO P HAS ARRANGED While House night after night lend. The development of salmon To 6 IG N U P FOR A P E R ILO U S and 1 urn not ashamed to tell you, fishing during the past two decades A N T A R C T IC -EX PED ITIO N TO C'lW gentlemen, that l went flown on h< wevor, has caused Alaska’s ex"Wi n h i s W I F E ’S my knees and prayed Almighty ports of copper t<» run a poor see­ ded for light and guidance more find. A D M IR A T IO N — ■ limit one night. And one night Many Alaskans now believe that lute it came to me tins way— I in time salmon exports to United don't know how it was, hut it States will be exceeded by ship^ L came. There was nothing left for merits of reindeer meat, u* to do hut to take them all, andImports t<f Alaska have not as to educate the Fillipinos, and up- yet attained the war-time level, lilt and civilize and cnrlsttanuj when large quanities of mining »i them, and by God's grace to do and canning machinery, tin plate, tk very liest we could by t hem (tin cans and other equipment were as our fellow men for whom nesdwl for rapidly expanding in. — < hrist also died. And then 1 went ]dustrlei. S igning is BAD—Y to lied, and went to sleep and The reindeer industry gives ^CLL.NO.POP THCR6 ARE GOOD sf'timllv " promise o f becoming increasingly I t s f\bout SIGNS AND BftU An 1 be McKinley policy, which importantF Z w A ' t l t 5 I G N S - L OMCG S ig n e d fo r a "t).e h; n pollr> “ " 'c l* of°‘ Vt is esUmsU.Uhat til ^tiu “ ‘ ‘ llep'uhUcnn ' ‘ ‘ PyP'Icni UnitiXstates. (hi Bm| <jf th|i rBjn,iw r in PAMPHLET ON "HOW T o DOUBLE YOUR ! Alaska numbeml 300.000 and that - f -.'Vl? i me fashion as it bus sincq been tlie territory was capulde uf main­ PAY* AND THE i i hoed by Roosevelt, Wilson and ANSWER CAME taining 10,000.000. ___ ConIIdgo. BACK-FOLD IT/ "T t • Spanish war," said Mc­ Homestead— Plup* discussed for Kinley, "has brought new* duties organizing new bank in this city. and responsibilities which we The high price of shoes is one must meet and discharge us he1eesherg—Li.n’e Ice cretam f *ething that Isn’t worrying Grand­ |Mhr<f here by K. W ma Sarah Jane Funderburk ot ,-ooinr I he Ruhr of Nations lm s’ ^ rv (.Ktnh| e lilrmluKham, Ala , these days. She plainly written the high command Noble. bought n pair 1C years ago and ami pledge of civilization." Vero tonds Isshe’s still wearing them! What’s LIVE OAK —New Electric Maid ----- Bearh—$100,000 - • _ , „ tuore, she has worn them nearly Ibikery to in* established in Ibis toed cd to dike EnHp F.j.«’ le Fny ‘b dr.ilncge .1., i t.ittt in in Vero Vjit^ik IReach. It1.it 11. every day. and has Had them halfdistrict ciiy. soled only uuee. Thu shoes are shown below— slightly worn but T ITU 8V II I.E Improvements 81. Augustine- lAithernn Ciiotvlt still serviceable. They cost Ibtco i ■lw mado to schocIhouM) In Titus- I., curi't m li ii*’ new ii *’ ’ebitwl r a -orimr Sar i ____ rttorr.t dullsis wbttu ricw. |’ O Et fttld iiiUuriii S14Cctu. M l ■ » wr* stw sict ok : . .ill* .' Lertion. t ivertiving is restricted L.r classification. J tiror is made Tin* Kan* <s / / '/ 1 L -— S. ROCE. ANV3 *Ti-\E THORM. R A W MATiiRlALS National Credit Men Have FOUND IN ALASKA Raised Million Dollar To IN RIG QUANTITY CombatBankruptcyFrauds W M NO TO N IIT T E •'•VS 16 Y e a rs ; POP BY TAYLOB Phone 148 � 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>, August 11, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7a4302401ce75e7ea9ceed3158754dbc.pdf c1878cb8f44cf6e1ba5f307e4e105278 PDF Text Text your n ew spaper listicd In F lo r id a ’ s H e a r t W orld’s G r e n tc s t Vendable ion. Ita R ic h e s t G u rd e n L u n d ME NOXVH. . © li t £§>nnf&rb I f m ilit J<eagetI_W[re_International flmvn Service________ SANFORD_KIA)IUDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 11)27. American Citizen Is Kidnaped In Mexico WASHINGTON, Aug. 12. __ (IN S )— Robert Edwurd i'iric, nn American citizen, was killnapped by bandits from his ranch near Vincente, Guerro, Mexico, yesterday, according to a telegram received by the state department today from Edward II. Mall, American consul at Durango. The mes­ sage stated that the bandits also sacked Pirie’s house. Mull said that he was leaving for Vincente Guerro to muke an in­ vestigation and will report fur­ ther immediately upon his ar­ rival there. TWO KILLED IN WISCONSIN AS TRAIN CRASHES THE WHATHKR ... ■ « r Partly cloudly, with local thun­ dershowers in north portion, to­ night and Saturday. NUMBER 292 Member Audit Ilurenu Of Circulations Gigantic S ea rch lig h t To Guide Boston-New Orleans Planes Will Shine Tuesday Plot Uncovered To Blast Oil Property GIRL ACCUSERS ALBAN Y. N. Y.. Aug. 12— (IN S )— Police today believed they had uncovered a plot to blow up the property of the Standnrd Oil Company on Van Rensselaer island when a de­ vice believed to Ik* a clock bomb was found there by n policeman. The clock was attached between a magneto und a half-gallon can containing gravel und a substance which was being ex­ amined by chemists. F’ollowing the discovery o f the device, which was placed near unu of the large oil storage tanks, police guards have been doubled throughout the entire city.. SACCO RESISTS FOOD EFFORTS ON 27TH DAY NEW YORK, Aug. 12.— (IN S ) deal building in New York, which —-Thu world’s largest searchlight,^ will throw the great switch on In five times stronger than any |Charlottesville. By a series o f wire searchlight ever made before, w ill,connections the light on the Jef* 1Switch Is Thrown Open Before bo turned on for the first time ferson homestead will throw an­ Ruler Of House Of David is Methods Of Forcible Pilots Who Are Drought Into Court Un A Fast Mail Train Hushes Into!1'*'*1 Tuesday night in Charlottes- other switch on n searchlight in the Feeding Discussed ville, Vu. The beacon is so power­ municipal building here which will akinfC Flight En‘ i Stretcher To Testify In It Turning; EngineAndScvcn ful illuminate a 'painting o f Montithat officials o f tho General i n t o “GentleAs Radical Grows Own Behalf Against Girls Coaches OverlnloDeep Ditch Engineering and Management cello that hangs here. Corporation of New York warned The light penetrates 700 miles Weak From Hunger an’s Agreement” nstronomienl observatories through when turned straight up in tho air, Admits He Was Once Sheriff Demands A out the country today not to mis­ KOO miles in a horizontal direction! _....... . . . _____ in clear weather and 50 miles in In Prince Mills Cult its light for a____ new ___ star, Complete Inquiry take The light was constructed on the, fog. The beacon is expected to aid ............ science by making possible experi­ Suffering From Tuberculosis Doos Not ThinkIt An Accident roof o f a hotel near Monticello, estate o f Thomas Jefferson, by the ments to determine the speed with He Has Dropped In Weight lint Work Of Sncco-Vnnzetti Virginia Public Service Company. which a light beam leaves the earth From 200 t o 113 Founds Keels Or AttemptAtKobbery Iwhich is connected with the New end travels through space. It ns nn lified Flyers Will Vanzetti Appears In intensity of 1,1185,000,000 candle — — 1 (York Corporation. It will be used ST. JOSEPH, Mich., Aug 12.— etain Fir»t N lim­ Cheerful Mood And STURTEVANT, Wis., Aug.12.— to guide airplanes along the pro- power. (IN S )—"K ing” Benjamin Purnell (IN S )—Two men were reported posed route from Boston to New The beacon measures 02 inches es For The Race Takes Nourishment killed and a dozen muil clerks seri­ Orleans. across. Care is necessary in Us cam« into court today on a stretch­ er to deny the accusations of his 15 ously injured today when a Chi­ The light will lie turned on by manipulation, for if it should be N IC IP A L A IR P O R T , cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Chi- means o f a moonbeum trained on turned on n man 1,000 feet dls girl accusers. BOSTON. Aug. 12. (IN S )-1 A N D ' Calif.. A u g . 12..— Alsop And Holmes Arc Honor cugo-bound fast mail train wns a statue o f Jefferson in the muni-,tant, his skin would be blistered. Obviously weak nmi emancipated Nicoln Sacco lifted a frail the leader of the house o f David View 1h Held Thnt Missln); hand above his blanket as he \__T h e g r o u t D o le -p r iz e (•Hosts And Praise People wrecked two miles from here. answered the questions of chief de­ The engine, coal-cur and seven larnthon from California Link Might Be Alive And lay on hla cot in state’s pri­ For Altitude During T h e conches were deported t® have fense councel W. J. Barnard in a lonolulu. scheduled to SuHpect For Crime, Or Dead son today and waved away Present Crisis In Sanford voice hurlly above n whisper. rolled into a ditch. Deputy Sher­ at noon today, has been Victim Of Same Murderers guards who came to offer him iff Henry Harmon said he thought Ihirncll admitted he was u form­ joned until next Tuesday. Mayor John T. Alsop Jr., o f Jack­ the switch hnd deliberately been er member “ for a short while" of breakfast. It was the twentys offidnllv announced at ST. PAUL, Minn., Aug. 12.— seventh day of the hunger the notorious Detroit cult o f Prince Edward Holmes, jopened and attributed the wreck t headquarters here this sonville, and ito Sncco-Vnnzetti rndicnls. Michael Mills, who was sentenced (IN S ) Working on two theories in President of the Georgiu Military strikee by the world- famous , The train, travelling 06-mlles an to prison for assaulting young their attempt to discover the slayer ^announcement followed Academy, were the honor guests hour, struck the open switch und Itri soner ■ girls in 1806. o f Mra. Ruth Rurrett, 32 and her luting late last n « h t o f at the Good Will luncheon of the catapulted into the ditch, seven Downstairs in warden William "K ing" Benjamin admitted to­ pilots who will make Sanford Chamber of Commerce Imail cars piling up on the engine Decision Of Redmond’s Fnrty Prohibition I-aw Can He En­ day tlmt he never divorced his first sister, Mrs. Lillian Koosor, 35, Hendry’s office various methods whose bodies were found in the f forcible feeding were discussed. iiBht. Under the terms o f a |.« !d at the Seminole Cafe at noon und tender.) forced I f Decent Beer Is wife, Angelina Riley, of Kentucky, home o f Mrs. Barrett, police today oThe Which Controls Seven Votes warden, it was stated, planned Larry Brock, engineer, and Clnrtleimn'n agreement” the only toady. Mayor Alsop was introduced whom with her bnby he deserted Legalized Says Former Ser­ before marrying "Queen" Mary. arc holding one suspect, seeking to use some method to adve Sac­ To Side With De Valero Re­ by acting Mayor E. F. Housholder once Weber, firemen, were burled pilots who had qualified up to the missing husbands o f both co's life. He consulted with Dr. and spoke to the members present beneath the couches and killed in* publicans Indicates Defeat vice Man Called To Testify Purnell was brought from the women, and looking for a form er Joseph 1. McLaughlin, the prison night agreed to wait the trials emphasizing the ability o f San­ stantly, authorities said. House o f David in an umbulunce qualifications ot the other ford to pull through the crisis with —(IN S )— WASHINGTON, Aug. 12, — to testify in the state’s suit to dis­ companion o f ane of the husbands.. physician. Mail clerks were hurled bodily DUBLIN, Aug. Both theories resolved them­ The flifclit was tlien called which it is now confronted, He from the ull-steel coaches ami sus­ Tile defeat of it William Sacco usually walks about hla Pie "From an enforcement standpoint solve the colony us an immoral in­ Cosgrave'a governme™ party in the only solution for the impossible stitution. A white garbed Cult selves into a search for Jainea ceil in the morning. This morning* or today and the new time set spoke at length upon the resources tained minor injuries. Barrett, missing president o f the of Central Florida and told those however, he kept his cot. Those Sturtevnnt, a division point, the Duil Elrennn was made virtu­ uesdny o f next week. condition*,# which nurso wns in constant attendance. Federal Acceptance Corporation. who have seen Sacco said he had present just how favorably tho heard the roar ns the conches liur. ally certain today by u decision of prohibition iff tt day or uncertainty dur- outside world considered tins sec­ Several o f his bearded cohort's 9ne view was that Barrett might vhich the flight was on and tion and the confidence o f the ed o ff the track und trainmen off the national leaguuf party, headed everybody knows prevail every- tenderly lifted the stretcher und lie alive and u suspect—the other abandoned hope, although his case, duty rushed to the work of rescue by Captain William Redmond, to where ill the United States, is the and that o f Bartolomeo Vansetti, half u doten times, the air m- northern part o f the state in San­ carried It through the gaping that he might be dead, himself the gomes before the state supreme Milwaukee was notified relief mail vote with the De Valera republic­ i.it together in the udnnnisauthorization of 2.75 per cent crowds. Testimony of previous victim o f the same slayer or slay* court again on Tuesday and their trains were immediately ordered to ans. ford. on building on the field and cult witnesses that, Purnell had era who killed his wife and hor sla­ executions have been delayed un­ the scene. beer." Mayor Alsop said that Jackson­ Tho decision of E dm ond's party <| on the new dnte. lost weight from 200 to 113 pounds ter In their home here Wednesday. til Aug. 22. Preliminary investigation by the ville had the “ Closest Confidence” This is the opinion o f Col. James f only two planes pnssed by due to acute tuberculosis und sheriff disclosed, he declared, that which controls seven votes, was The bodies were not discovered Vanzetti, on the other handjWM reached nt u meeting -held today, C. Waddell, who resigned from the brightn disease, were borne out by ials and «iunlified to enter the in Sanford und reminded the mem­ a switch had been opened. until Thursday, when neighbors in a cheerful mood today, ^ r w m prior to the o|>enlng of the Dali. today were the Son Francis- bers that all that would be neces­ federal prohibition service after n his appearance. informed police that no one had up early in his cell in the Cherry "It doesn’t seem to be an acci­ sary for Sanford people to win out !xamint»r’s Golden KaKlis Tho lineup in the Dali, as it now year’s duty as supervisor «>f the Purnell denied that he ever told left or entered the Barrett home Hill section o f the prison, prepar­ noted by John ("Jack” ) Frost in the fight that wns before them dent," he stated. "I think there wns stands, leaves tin* Cosgrove gwvthe silvermonoplnne o f l.ieiu. wns the unlimited confidence of ull a plot underway— either robbery or eminent with fid supporting votes, ulcohol and brewery control unit. girl members of his cult that they for 30 hours and that newspapers ing to spend the day in writing And would be raised to a state o f i n ­ und bottles of milk had not been reading. He took beef tea, coffee the people in themselves. He lik- by Sacco and Vanzetti ‘ reds.’ 1 have Waddell will be called before morality by means of his alleged man Goddard. asked for a complete investigation.' c«.*untinf; 45 o f its own party, 11 of removed from the doorsteps. uned the needs o f Sanford with the and milk fo r breakfast and, having u*gy Pedlnr o f Flint, Mien., Postal inspections o f Milwaukee the farmers' party and 10 Fiannu sei ..te ami house committees dur­ rites. things that muke Ty Cobh u great Meanwhile an inquiry was under­ broken hla hunger strike will con­ the pilot- together and it was Fail votes, 22 labor votes, four in* and Chicago, informed of the wreck ing ,Um- coming sesion of congress ‘‘ Did you write thone no-called way to determine Barrett's finan­ tinue to take nourishment o f soft «r his management that the bull player, someone who cun sne- left hurriedly in special trains to dependant votes und seven o f the cial standing and business methods foods for a few days. !•> testify as to !i!h views on im­ perjury booksT" ting was held and the agree- i if Ice thut the team or community Investigate the crash. nutionnl leu.ree party, thus giving may be put in better position to o f tho finance company he oper­ "N o." Vansetti waa obliged to support provement o f prohibition conditions t finally signed. Government The wreck occured in u tanning the opposition conliton a majority. "Did you ever hold mock courts ated. Barrett la said to have had Sacco last evanlng when the p n i r H ials here to test the planes win, und someone who cun deliver district, prairies It was believed lien* thut with Iit wus learned, bordering the members of the local eom- in the pinch. He declared that the tracks. Sturtevnnt is 24 miles from the defeat of the Cusgmvc g overn -j' The prohibition.law cun he cn- to instruct your followers to per­ two aliases—James O’Brien and went to the barber shop for an In­ jure themselves in your behalf?" Harry Morris. John Kooper, hus­ terview with Attorney M. A . Moatw immediately agreed to co-operation of ull the people In ment, President Cosgrove and his . . ... . ... , _ _ . band o f Lillian, lias a police record. manno, o f Pittsburgh, n defense “ I never did." >Hiniient when the pHV*«tnrtT worKing out the destiny o f Sanford Milwaukee. cabinet would resign..Immediately, f * '™ 1 w,th lhe to n * will lie sure to rehabilitate San* He also ia missing. lawyer. On the walk from tho "Did you ever walk the grounds pul to thfm . and a new government would be tin- $1)1,000,000 annual appropri­ death cells to the Cherry HUl sec­ nder the signed agreement all ford in a short time. ft Tired by Thomas Johnson, labor ation, if 2,75 |ier cent beer is leg­ with your arms armind the girls In conclusion Mayor Alsop said tion of the prison, Sacco walked and take Dolly Wheeler on your qualify before 10 A. M.,today party lender. alized," Waddell told * Internat­ la p ?" beside Vanzetti but stumbled when is our neighbor und wo 1 retain their original numbers, "Sanford hnvo the #ro»t«t conddencu In il-jA r e DlSCUSStd B y President Cosgrav# forecast the ional News Service today. going up the steps at the end o f k Frost, pilot of th e Golden " N o ." ' the walk. le who drew no. 16 in the orlg- stability. Call u* at any time a i w ! p j ( v ( ' n m m i U W l l f 111PFQ probably resignation of his govern­ Purnell denied that he hnd a Waddell asserted thut the pro­ 1 drawing for starting place, we will do anything necessary for V / I L j X ^ U l l l l I l I o D I U l l C I O ment in u statement to the people Bacco was on a self-imposed fast trap door and tunnel in which to o f the Irish Free State, released hibition law us it now stands is I now move uj. to first place you." The honor guest then intro­ for 31 (lays in Dedham jail. He hide from authorities. Nornmn Goddard will be num- duced Mr. Holmes who stressed the The City Commission at nn ab­ prior to the.convening of the Duil. unpopular und thut "you can get was sent to Bridgewater atate in­ Purnell refuted testimony of "The country ir more import­ Thursday tw«. Those who qualify today principal points in the mayor’s breviated session on FORT MYERS, Aug. 12— (IN sane hospital, later being pro­ liquor anywhere in the country if Mrs. Isabella Pritchard o f Chicago ufternoon discussed proposed ant than any political purty," the I take numbers in the order talk with u very brief speech. after an­ nounced cured. The present hunger thut he left her on guard outside S )— Within 24 hour* statement declurcd. you want t« pay the price." which they qualify. nouncement had been made that strike was begun In protest against President S. O. Shinholscr o f changes in the Municipal Library President's a hud room door over u saloon in “ Even the prices are gutting •ajor I.ivingston Irvings ship the local ehdmber, then called on ns u part o f the general expense "Time brings changes. They uro in­ Chicago in 1U10 one night while hu the Incut police department would the alleged secret method used by not been cleared by the govern- F. ................... „ ..............P. Forster who spoke briefly reduction program that has been evitable. Let us see thut these surprisingly low," he add id. slept in the room with several be cut down, three robberies were Governor Alvan T. Fuller in con­ ducting the review of the cele­ nt officials and neither nn» along the same lines ns Mayor AI­ inaugurated by City officials. A changes muke for the good of the "Prohibition is intended to pre- 'yimug girls. reported in the city. t of l.ieuts. Benjamin l.n tim sop Mr Forster read u letter recommendation by the Library public." The safe of u local sanitnrlum brated case, ^vent drunkenness. One is u fanutlc which he had received from Joe llourd wns not acted upon pending A1 Henley. Cclestlno Medeiros, who linked was blown, the cosh register of Ita i i . r o \d m a n a r r e s t e d |who construes It otherwise. Pro­ Auggy Pedlar announced that he Gill, vice president and general a conference between City Mana­ himself with the Bacco and Vanone of the lending grocery stores hibition, however, does not meet d made n chance in nnvlgoton* manager of the Florida l’owcr and ger W. B. Williams und members was rifled ntid n merchunt wus xetti case, has been unlike the RICHMOND. Vu.. Aug. 12.— (IN this requirement as the luw . e Manley I-awing had been Eight Company, in which Mr. Gill of the bourd. held up und relieved o f his cash. other two prisoners In the matter 8 ) — Marif.-n Sylvester Harmon', 62, stands." The Commission took no offic­ qualified, lie has selected Lieut. i tuted that he had unlimited con­ Police ure working on three cases of food, having eaten heartily H Hope of the Sun Diego nuv- fidence in Sanford. The letter also ial action in tho matter, but heard sought us u fugitive from Mount­ und in tie meantime City Munuger every day.sin ce reaching state’s ain City, Tenn., where lie Is wind­ si'r station ns Lnwing’s succcs- read that "Business in Sanford remurks by Fred Newman who _ _ Man with BrokenNeck C, P. Staley lias taken no further prison. While the condition o f Sacco waa shows tliut the city is growing and spoke in opposition to the recom* ed on a charge of stuuling $1,000 action on the roilui tli n of the from the Southern Railway while nH-ndntions of the hoard. Mr. New­ Dies After 31 Days CHICAGO, Aug. 12— (IN S )— forcr. giving grave concern at atata'a The postponement was made as developing. A recent survey made acting, us agent, was urrested Charlie Chaplin, famous film com­ prison at Charlestown, defease result of the sportsmanship oi by the Company shows thut Snn- man suggested two changes thut Tracing the theft o f the acety­ here toduy. He waived extradition, KLORENCE, S. C., Aug. 12.— edian, wus speeding toward Los lawyers across the city were en* ie two pilots who had qualified, ford made u 20 |>cr cent greater he declared would save the Cltv lene 'iiul oxygen tanks and torch th maintained that they wunted Increase in business than any city money und ulso guarantee un e f­ lie had been with the railroad for (IN S )— Losing his 31-duy battle Angeles today, following a brief used in nil attempt tq cut through gaged In an intensive study o f law 33 years. books in preparation for the drive with death, after he snapped his stopover in Chicago. He slipped I th.* entrants to have an equal served by that Company, In pro­ ficiently managed library. Acting the vault of Henuernon’s cash gro­ Muyor Housholder rtated thut he neck in u dive into a local awlm- quietly out of New York for a new Sacco and Vansetti trial suet* since all had gone to portion to size. and cery gave the sh eriffs office and TEST FLIGHT mlng pool, W. W. Register IP, died reached here unannounced, *at expense together with iiurd before the rull bench o f the state President Shinholscr then called had been upproachcd by other citi­ police authorities new clues today. zens voicing the views of Mr. here today. (Continued On ra g e Three) rk ami loss of time. Chaplin declared he wus deter­ The two tanks left behind by the on several members present to give DESSAU, Germany, Aug. 12.— The youth, whose vitulity has mined to fight to the end"for my important tulks. Among those who Newman. Thu Library Board's recommen­ (IN S )— The Junker trnnsA t- unmzed local physiciuns, took u good name and my two babies," burglurs were traced by Deputy SOUTHAMPTON, Eng.. Aug. 12 spoke were A. I*. Connelly, Dr. r.. Sheriff Roy I-uraon to the Linde (INS)—Adverse weather otr 1). Brownlee, Judge W. W. Wright, dation urged the retention of Mrs. luntic airplane Europu took o ff in turn for the worse during tho referring to the charges brought Air Product* Company o f Tampu, a pouring rain toduy for a fiveMaude Clark a* head librarian und night, and succumbed ut 10:30 this agiinst him by his wife, I.lta Grey coast today cuused Cant, Mortimer Glover, und Mr. Hull <>r Miss Jean Brock as assistant. A hour test flight, carrying full morning. The youth'a body waa Chaplin, in her sensational suit for and from tha( concern to the Bararank T. Courtney, British a»r Deland. sold Dodge Agency, where they counter suggestion to be consider­ equipment and crew. The other completely paralyzed. In face of e, to postpone bis start on the One o f the best attendance! re­ ed by the Commission is the ap­ Junker trans-Atlantic plane, Bre­ certain denth, Register displayed divorce. were stolen from a garage at Ven­ (Continued on Pugg Three) , corded in several months was Failure to settle their differenc­ ice on the same day. pointment of Mrs. Clnrk with Mr.i. men, ulunned to follow the Europa consciousness of his surroundings, present today it was announced. A. K. Powers as assistant and Mrs. into the uir later. und tried to comfort his mother. es out o f court, caused Chaplin to NEW YORK, Aug. 12— (IN B )— hio Governor Denies instruct hla uttorneya to withdraw Elsu Knight as substitute. Davis Says Labor Is. One of the unexpected develop­ AUTOMOBILE FATALITY all offers and prepare for battle COTTON MARKETS Mayor Housholder voiced the Extradition Floridan Bank Will Not Close Aug. 22, tile date set for the hear­ Sorry Coolidgc Quits ments In connection with the Sacopinion that the library expense ATLANTA, Aug. 12 — (IN S)— should be curtailed as much as co-Vanzottl case in Maesachuaetta of Mrs. Chaplain'* suit in Los NEW YORK, Aug. 12.— (INS) At Noon O nSaturdny ing ia tha dizappurence, at leaat tem­ COLUMBUS, OHIO, Aug. 12.— The body o f Lane Clements, u- possible, Angeles. ______ ________ ____ _ , — Cotton prices opened lower tohut i*id thut he wanted RAPID CITY, S. I). Aug. 12— porarily, from tha column* o f tha INS)—Governor Donahey today yeur old non of Mr. und Mrs. to see it operated on an efficient day, down 11 to 18 itoints. October Chaplin ridiculed reports from (IN S )— Following* President CoolThe First National Bank of San­ »ul estate broker, charged by Churlca Clements of Miami, rju., basis. The mutter was expected to opened nt 10.30, down 11; Deceni New York world o f Haywood IxisAngeles tliut he hud recently Ire. Stnttlu Clark with fraudu- who wns fatally injured yesterday come before the Commission at an her 10.57, down 18 and January ford will remain open until 2 o offered his wife $1,000,000 cash in idge'a unexpected announcement Broun's column "It seeme to to#." that he did not choose to run fur 'clock on Saturday darting tomor­ ?nt misrepresentation in the sale morning l.y u hit uml run driver The column hne not appeared 10.01, down 10. eurly meetinr. row, according to an announce­ settlement of her suit. He admitted re-election, the Department o f la­ for the past two or three daya, and f 200 acres o f lund near Tampa. on McLendon Avenue wu* tuken to several offers had been made and bor leaders throughout the coun In today’a issue the world earned ment mnde today by B. F. Whitnor, Jones was urrested in Cleveland Lakeland Go., lust night for funer­ POLICE GUARD DAVIS rejected, try, Secretary o f Labor Davis re­ the following announcement: S a n d y Anderson I s cashier of the bunk. md three Florida officers waited al und interment toduy. vealed here tinlay upon his arrival jo take him back to Floridu pend­ Whltner stated thnt owing LEVINE MAY FLY BUNDAY "The World haa individual opin­ Back From Carolina W A S H IN G T O N , Aug. 12. -(IN to Mr. for a visit with the executive. ing the extradition hearing. When the great amount of business TOBACCO MARKET ion to thoaa o f Us special writers S )— A police guard was maintain­ The concensus o f opinlpn showed •who write under their own namee. ones showed title to the land, the ed at the home o f Secretary of now being done th.ough the bunk PARIS, Aug. 12. — (IN S )— If Sandy Anderson, field manager Iaihor Davis today bechu>.e o f feur it wo dd be impossible to complete a general regret that Mr. Coolldge Straining its xtrudition was refused and Cu­ Interpretation of RALEIGH, N. C., Aug. « — <1N weather conditions permit Charles rio of officers left today to return S) A gigantic harvest of 4-1, <■»*■,• for the American Fruit Growers of a possible attempt to bomb the it by noon, the time the bank hus was determined to retire after this privilege, the world allot) A. Iievine, Maurice Drouhln and Mar. 4, 1921), Davis declared. "Thp Mr, Hey wood Brown to write Florida. Jieen closing here-to-fore. 000 rounds of bright lcuf-curcd Inc., returned to Sanford Wednes­ home. L uoii Given will hop o ff from Le leaders o f organized labor," lie articles on tobacco will be sold on the floors day night from Pinehurst and the Sacco-Vi liuurget flying field fur the United SUFFERS STROKE ■aid, "reported that, white they had case, in which he expree of North Carolina market* during Southern Pines, N. C., where ip* States on Sunday morning. Dleuthe current seuson which wus ush­ hits been for aeverul weeks super­ donne Conte will not be ready for received no favors from the Pres­ own position clear ,to select.s' , RICHMOND, VA., Aug. 12.-ON ered in this week with the opening intending peach shipments for hi# his take off until Monday or ident, they had always gotten u subjects for hla neat articles. concern. Mr. Anderton reports one Condition o f Dr. George W. of the "border belt." square deal from him. Most of Broun, however, c o n t in u e d to Tuesday. of the most successful seasons in McDaniel, KiipUsg clergyman who them were eorry that he had de­ on the Sacco-Vanawtti case. the history o f North Carolina. widely known throughout the cided not to run again." World, thereupon, txerclslng| TWO POLICEMEN KILLED IN JAIL FOR LIFE While away Mr. Anderson re­ »cjth, and who suffered a stroke The steamer, was tied up at the right o f final dem on as to w NEW YORK, Aug. 12.— (IN S )— many friend* with Sixty-five prisoners were taken, old shipyard A T L A N T A . 'Aug. 12.—(INS)— membered °f paralysis Wednesday morning I lu OUpF___ wharf when Daurier , > „ „ „ BLUFF, . , „Mo., V1( ,Aug. 12. Muni cip al Band To will publish in its columns, POPLAR continued very serious today. He Two county policemen were kiliefl crates o f peaches, some of the fin­ the lake stcumer Ansonia .and six saw its lights and the crowd of __(IN S !— P^srl Jackson. 15, must omitted all articles submitted i* paralyzed on the right side but here today when the automobile est that have been shipped into trucks were seized, and thousands men working to unload her. Her ^ Play For Half Price , the rMt ttf hi* natural lire Mr. Broun." *>•* little use o f his arm. He rc- in which they were said to be pur­ Sanford this year. Peaches were « f cases o f llgour were taken by crew,, seeing ____ _ w The statement was signed thee .poUce, cut the ... prison priK(in for hi, .purt |n the muralso sent to tho Fernuld I^iughton •pain* in u semi-conscious state. suing rum runners overturned on police and the coast guard, co-op­ steamer loose. Clearing the wharf, der of his stepmother, Mrs. Mary Ralph Pulltaer, editor o f the In an effort to lead every assist­ Attending doctors today were un­ 'a road leading into the residential Hospital, member* o f the fire de­ erating in a huge rum haul when it struck an empty barge and sank Jackson, Oct. 7 ance to the City Commission in re­ partment, telephone operators und u landing party was surprised to­ it. Then the Ansonia headed up the DESPONDENT* idling to venture u prediction :»s district o f the city. ducing operating expenses, mem­ The Sanford Herald. duy ut tho qld Downey shipyard, Kill Von Kull, the open water be­ to whether he would recover. TILDEN WINS bers uf the Municipal Band have mariner's harbor, Staten Islund. tween New Jersey and Staten Is­ BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Aug. U TUNNEY SELECTS CAMP agreed to play twice a week for TWO MEN BOUGHT Coast guard officers valued the land. (IN S )— Despondent over 111 h* f ir m s u s p e n d e d MEADOW CLUB, Southampton, tho price they have been receiving confiscated liquor at $ 1 ,000,000., Tho police immediately notified CHICAGO, Aug. 12— (IN S)— Dr. Albert L. Meadows, 67, fc for one concert. This announce­ N. Y. Aug. 12— (IN B )— "B ig TEXARKANA, Ark., Aug. 12— Thirty-nine o............. f the prisoners the coast guard. A cutter put out surgeon for the Tenneaaee NEW YORK. Aug. 12.— (IN S) Cedar Crest Country Club at Lake from Clifton, S. L., end caught up B ill" Tilden of Philadelphia enter­ ment waa made at the. commission and iron Company, plunged a (IN S )—Two men were sought to-jw ere taken on land, when _______, ...__ pat Villa. III., 60 miles north of Clilct^._' . f i l l e r ^ Company, memannual meeting Thursday afternoon by with the steamer between St. ed the final round of the through ^ r* l ^lt* New York Stock Ex- ago, has been selected ns the *ite d iy in connection with the slaying man Ferdinand* Daurier, who dis­ acting E. F. Housholder, Inch surgical knife Meadow club invitation tourney ........ _ Mayor . George and the Statue uf Liberty. covered the rum runner*, and eurly yeaterday o f Mra. Mabel Vo­ heart todays Meadow’# body 1 "age, have been suspended, it where champion Gene Tunney will otdsy when h« defeated Jacqueet! who addressed the band at prac ™*>ounced today by exchange! train fur his heavyweight title gel. 33, divorcee, and the shooting eight members o f the emergency Without resistance, they boarded Brugnon, French stare, in straight |ties session on Wednesday evening found by a roomer In the bgth* surrounded them at the ship­ the ahlp and put captain end crew room of his home. *4iicial-, because of "inability to bout with Jack Dempcey here next of H. J. Moon shoe shop proprie­ squad sets, 6-2, 6-1, 6 0. j ut the City HaU. yard. under arrest. • . tor. ra*«t engagements." j month, it waa announced today. nes Not Been operlyTested JOHN T. ALSOP JR. SPEAKS AT LOCAL CHAMBER MEET Sacco R e s t s No* ' Hope With Court 2 SUSPECTS HELD IN MINNESOTA AS RESULT SLAYING COSGROVE PARTY iWHAT THIS PLACE IN DAIL EIREANN NEEDS IS 2.7 BEER NEARS DOWNFALL INSISTS WADDELL § Changes In Library Three Robberies In O ne D ay S t a r t le Police Department Chaplin Says HeDid Not Offer Wife Big Sum In Settlement World Bars Broun From Paper When O pinions D i f f e r S ix t y - F iv e Prisoners Captured And Liquor Seized In Staten Island R a id �THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 192 There Is No Substitute For RESU LTS RES UL TS? W HEN you buy Printer's Ink which do you get— mere advertising or _ R E S U L 1 S that eonje 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. r V » It 'p 1 $ 1 / ODERN A $ r \ busier than ever before—their mornings crowded with household details so that their afternoons m ay be fre< club meetings, civic and social activities of many sorts. It is only in evening that your advertising will be R E A D . Reach the W o m a n and have penetrated the greatest buying factor in the world. | F 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 P A ID 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. Y o u , as a merchant, shape their destiny—when you buy Herald advertising you get R E S U L T S ! H E R A L D Y O U R BUSINESS— M A K E BUSINES P R O S P E R �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY AUGUST 12, 1927. PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald An Interesting Announcement A s Brisbane Sees I*s b 11. hr d n r r r a tlirn u on S u n d a y a t fisnln r.l, F lo r id a 111 { t a a r a a l l a A v e n u e . We were more than ordinarily pleased the other day when we rend the announcement for independent guber­ littltt a « Hernnd rla a a M atter. Colonel Charles D. Haines, resi­ O r l o o t r IT . I t l l , a t U r F o s t o r f l e e natorial candidate of one, ai X suford. F l o r i d a , n n d r r A r t s f dent of Altamonte Springs in our own Seminole County. C n a i r r n o f M a r c h , 3. IH#T, Colonel Haines' announcement is of interest not only be­ U V I.L A N D U I I K A N ,----- K I 1I T O H H H O W A R D B R I I I l ____ M A N A G E Il cause it brings into tin already well packed field a man of un­ K A I I I . R K . J U N K S , M a a a a l n * K d l t m usual attainments but also on account of the equally unique a m n ciU P T ioN h a t e i features o f his platform. Oar- T r i p - ............. ......... *T .M I n M o u t h * . - —--------- - - - - jaam One o f the thickest planks of that platform upon which T h r r r M r a U i —...... , Ilk ht> proposes In be elevated into office is Everglades Drain­ 111 I ' t n l r l p r f a r r k U r r k l r e d lth m p er T ear -------M * age. hi bis opinion there is no matter confronting the I'kr. I I r r n lil. h u n t o r d ' s p l o u e r r n r m - great state of Florida which is of so vast importance or which IMi|/r, M j l i . f r l l , n li II'* I n l e r u s l i n s s l N r m S e r , Ire. r e c e i v i n g le o in carries so much appeal, as the drainage of the Everglades. l*;i» s u p e r i o r ..m u i ,.«ran a l* a ii*> » i n r a i l U o i u n t w o r d * d s l l , r u i r r * It is particularly appealing at this time when we have just l a v Sll U r le n din g: e i e n t a n f Ibp e n - appropriated twenty million dollars for a purpose which lira »,<*rld. - T h e L. .V I*. I" e s p e e l u l I* rlflrlra l la F l n r l d n anil l«» every governor from the time of Broward has seen fit to • n i n n r r o f h s u d l t a a s t a t e ■ * « • 11 include in his platform. a lU im l M » «l, ____ _ . T l r H e r a l d l» a m e r o h r r u t f h e Then the Colonel says that he will see to it, if elected, Audit I a r e n a o f l l i r a l a l l n n . , aa In tern ation al A ssnelatlnp o f F u h - that Florida is very promptly and efficiently introduced to t le h rra , A d v e r t i s e r s n nd A i l * « ' l « l M the world at large. State advertising! Let people know about A a ra l* H k k 'k . m a l e ' s park Fa*lu b rr-m rm b rc lo * a lia 'lf I* * Florida and they will come here! Twenty million people i . n i r m i k a a d l t o f a u h a p n p t l n a llaia come to Florida every winter if they only knew •a o r d p r I* v e r i f y a b s o l u t e l y all would •latnia o f -.► e u ln tlu o a* w e l l a » about our wonderful climate I A splendid plank, and so t o n e s ! liH rln r** n te ll j <Is original. FRIDAY AUGUST 12. 1»27. Rut the most interesting plank o f this thoroughly praiseworthy platform, the one with the most Intensely Tllfc. I H M I I I . I I N I’ l l l l l . l l A H l ^ . v : r » a i u u | la e l i y a a d r o u a l y a d popular appeal, is his declaration against the prohibition i u l a l « l r a ti o n . t.— i i r r p r r H l l * r r o o lP a l o J s r b a o a - laws. Colonel Haines does not approve o f them. They are vIHu. . • __________ __________ o u a l r u r l l o a opaternalistic f HI. J o n a s l s o ' sin e their tendencies and interfere with the delllvet t « » i l vine right of individuals. He will do away with them. If he • — l u n a a a r u l l u a o f m o n t h l y “ I’ K f mp M e e k . " is elected governor, he will repeal the prohibition laws. • > A aa n > *a ilH K o f btilld JnB yre. a r a i u — h o u s e s , k n t o la , a p a r t m e n t With a platform of this character and a man o f Colonel koa a pa . • — A F u in ia a n t t y * ; h r a f . Haines' standing to sit upon it, we feel no hesitancy in say­ i — c .o n iiilp ilu a i‘ l c i t y b e a u t i f i e s ing that the next gubernutionul race will he an interesting H ub p r o a r a n . ■ »— A a m aad ra od rra h osp ital one and that the Seminole County man, if not as fast as the hare, will he as hard ns the turtle to beat. BIULK VfiKSG FOR TODAY TRUSTING G O D :— O Lord my God, in thee do I put my trust; wive mu from nil them that pursue me, anil deliver me. Psalm 7:1. P R A Y E R :— 0 Lord, I will trust and not be nfrnid. — ----------------------Cj------------------------- Florida Faces Big Tourist Season The Male Still Has Some Rights in the Fiji Islands It Paris Even More Excited. Star*. Stripes nnd Skull. Itniiing Children. Nicaragua and U. S. Hy AKTlIUb BRISBANE Fnpyrtaht i»*T i»r Hlar t'». --------o— The Tallahassee Democrat has editorial under the caption, "D ollars do not grow on trees'*. The editor certainly knows his subject. -0— With gas going down every day, if it weren't for thut gasoline tux, it wouldn't be long before we could take u short drive in the evenings.* £11 —— o-------- SANFORD FORUM J Ldilor Sanford Herald; |business on the St Johns from the writer was raised on the St. freight boats to Millionnre plcnnJolms River at Melaka and Jack-1 ur< yacht fur greater thun is now Lui.ville wnd for forty years has evident to your tcreatest optimist, watched with keen interest und bus This project is of vital import­ encouraged at every opportunity ance to the entire Stute. It will the useful development o f the St. give Florida Nation wide Publicity Johns River.— as it is one o f the most important Observing that the Stute l e g i s ­ murine improvements which can be lature has improved tliu plan to made to further develop Florida. connect the upper St. Johns River It will open the whole St. Johns with the Indian River and now the River territory including the im­ voters o f Seminole and Brevard portant tributaries such ns the Ockcounties are to Vote, the final lawahu River to thousands of approval I may us a citizen of pleasure boats small und large Florida and a devote^ booster be which nre now limited to more or permitted to make an earnest re­ less difficult trips along the const. cent me mint ion.— Many of those who will visit tin* Ti>e St. Johns River is the St. John* River section for pleas­ "Main Street" o f Florida hut until ure and sport will return to live the connection with the Indian or make investments o f targe sums River and the East Coast cities is of capital. made tiie St. Johns will he a At the present moment, we are dead'end street, useful only from at* work to interest some large one direction. capital in Sanford and we know The proposed improvement will of nothing that will have a greater benefit everyone and hurt no one. encouraging influence than the an­ Tile general expansion o f Agricul­ nouncement that the people voted ture, Industry nnd business is cer­ unumiously to make the St. Johns tain to benefit the railroads, even a through murine highway at the though much more water freight earliest possible date. Is carried. The East Coast Canal Yours sincerely, will be forced to make improve­ I'HLNEHAS V. STEPHENS ments to meet the competition of President. the St. Johns and ut the sum.*! AMERICAN INDUSTRIES ENtime there will dcvelnpe a marine I < IN BERING CO M PA N Y jgMf ; K n - • i C ' i Beak Did. •'Word, Fla. e‘ ap & - - _ EQYS MIGHT MASQUERADE AS lAtHES IN T ill' CENTER OF the flute is hung n skull nnd cross hones nnd elect lie choir. There nre only 21 stars on the flag, with the Eiffel tower in the background, Mend­ ings rend: “ Shrine nnd Contempt;” " I f They Assassinate Sacco nnd Vnnzettl;" “ If They Mure;" “ The Agony of Sacco and Van* zet t i *** “ The Assassin Judge Will Not Budge." IHTLu ic e n J G u tm tM C n or m e » \ *XAH- UlC CULPRIT 12 CuuTf OF BLIMU PUN OMET2 IW IIIU /in iE GIPLI SEVAN THEDEBY DAMAGING HEtt FENOEB, Fire may cause* thed»*strJ tion o f your home or pyl of business. Etvliuble Htintnce is the on** sure kiJ of protecting your “|i)(y|J ty dollars.” ' UTILIZE THE J aVA CF MAIL |ND SELDOM SpRiEhTS AMERICAN LEGION Visitors should realize that if the men nre executed for some time to come Americans gathering here may he made uncomfortable Any possi­ bility of physical injury is slight. The government will do everything to afford protection and n genuine welcome. Call on this agency fi,r 4 ) vice imil help. lEns* This agency has long faithfully serving ty owners. tag ALL "THE WS THE COMMUNIST I'arty hurt* Is not u mere handful of men nod n nume. It is a strong party bnck«>il by sympathy for Sacco ami Vnnzelli outside l he extreme ruilicui group*. That sympathy is greatly increased, naturally, by the admis­ sion o f the Fuller Committee that Judge Thayer acted indiscreetly. There is n feeling that the men should not die hy order <>f it judge branded "indiscrete" by such men us Governor Fuller chose for the committee. A mun whose indis­ cretion would have barred him from the jury should rot have power o f decision beyond appeal. We’ ve heurd that this is va­ cation time, hut what devs an edi­ tor know alout vacation ?— Perry Herald. Only whnt he reads about them In the papers. ----------o --------- N o, Busan, a prognosticutor isn’t ORGANIZED LABOR Reuuests' a mun who eranks airplanes!— the United States to withdraw itsj W uycrors Journal-Herald. He's u forces from Nicaragua and let Ni-, man what decides what's the mat­ carairuans "work out their own i problems " If the United States I ter with you, ain’t it? ---------- o--------plans to build a sea level canal I And the HI, Petersburg Indethrough Nicaragua, which would J he better than the Panama route, ( pciidrnt uu ■i to know if petting's loafing, From our own casual ob­ and if it has obtained the right to I |end Miami, and will attract tourists build from competent Nicarugunn! servation v/e would soy, no. The L D IIO R, THE H ERALD: As an owner o f real estute in f rom all over the world. authorities, the canal should he | participants arc usuully very busy. Kunfurd and as a taxpuper in Sem,, built, regardless of opposition. be, “ I'l'urent Diving for a treasure chest in mole County. I am profoundly I Interested in and impressed w ith !! * 1 1 ^ S?m inole and ireTHIS COUNTRY IS Interested the depths o f De Leon .Springs the importance o f the election next I, ? at ll?e in Fruulein Thee Rasche, well looks like u g “ od publicity stunt week to sanction the construction ‘lu extremely jealous of named. The Imlv flies alone, turns lo us. Isn't there something or o f the canal between the St. Johns i ^ f . 7 ° lin’ ,1 nu,' i‘;uU<Jn» which have somersaults in the air, rolls over other we could look for in Luke River and the Indian River. ( J freight rates^Thercfore, if°lh e 'v o -i sideways, dropsd ow n with terrific Monroe f ln many ways this canal will no ter* will do u moment's thinking, ®P®®d forward und backward, eutchu mighty Influence for the up­ When Governor Fuller signed building o f Sanford and the entire tliey can probably discover the real inB herself in time. She can do a that eleventh hour reprieve for region, Countless boats and small source of opposition to the build­ vertical tailspin," straightening out and going up again when with­ Sacco and Vunzetti, half the world craft, carrying freight und pusa- ing of (Ids canal. yelled "C O W A R D !", and if he hud cugers, will come to Sanford andi 1 do hope ami pray that the vot- in two hundred feet of the ground. ni/t signed it, the other half would puss through the canal yearly. It ‘*.rs • kw n>inole und Brevard Coun­ IN SWEDEN THE LAW lets have yelled "M urderer!" will ultimately fix the uttention o f i tu *- "I'Preeiating this subtle rail you ('rink, hut doesn't let you tin* whole country 'to that r i v e r 1 0 . Influence which ims been ut drink foolishly. If, for instance, The police o f New Yor* P ' ‘ an and many other large cities have done good work during the past few days in preventing some ser­ ious disaster due to the activities of L. C. Miller, d o t allowed to drink the cocktail Sacco— Vanzetti sympathizers. tween Jacksonville, Palm Beach President. .until he has eaten something. Mouglii r_ across five columns a picture o f "A new Stars and Stripes." 1.ON DON LOOKS Forward to a big "oil war," hut doesn't say what kind o f war or whether it will reach America. There is an oil war now in the United States, with oil nnd gaso­ line both selling at prices that make consumers happy. They won’t be s» happy when the dust settles and prices swing up higher than ever before. FI**( A ll T m E s r firs t jiiijjt* D» tin* I'fttft*, d is p la y in g SEVEN THOUSAND Five Hun­ dred Dollars isn’t too much "capi­ tal" in these days for u majority o f men and women to set aside for their children. Tiie outrageous thing is that the houses, the little homes In which fuinilles tiro raised for the good of the country, are taxed to their full value. They are sacred institutions, und have as good a right* to be free from taxation ns any church, or­ phan asylum nr Alnsonic hull, and should he tax-free. There should he no tax on any home costing less thnn $20,000, And that limit is Inw. J. Architect n flTCff <3t9L P & IV E C S ^ T C K T OE \E\fl3 T £ H H - r r PARIS, AUG. 10.—The radical paper* show greater excitement thun yesterday about the SnecnVunietti fuse.’ The i newspaper ilmnanite, representing the com­ munist party, devotes its entire The Hinto o f Maim! Is having the largest tourist sea|son in its‘ history, according to an editorial recently appear­ ing in the Boston American, which tells the story iiy saying MY LADY LURES that the state "lias more money in the banks, more summer By Eliot Kays Stone visitors than were ever known before and more coming My Lady lures me with her eyes. every hour.” At a given point three thousand more cars Were I a chevalier ot Fr.u cc passed into the state at the beginning of the present season I'd storm her heart in any wise To read Love's answer in her than at the peak o f the preceding your. glance. The Boston newspaper analyzes the situation further Beyond the hnp of Circumstance by saying that over a four-day period from June 30 to July My Lady's favor is a prize! 3, more than three hundred nullman coaches went into the Though lovely is her countenance, THE NEWSPAPER Humnnite My Idtdy lures me with her eyes. state front New York, Philadelphia and Washington. This lends others hy u short distance I would ride forth at sun's first rise was the largest number of pullmans that ever crossed the only. Conservative evening news­ And for her honor break u lance. border in any similar period in ail the history of Maine papers today treat the Sacco- Vnn­ And, mayhnp, hearts beneath soft zetti ease most seriously, realizing railroads. the excitement that must follow skies, Were I n chevalier o f France. The American attributes the successful tourist season the execution if it occurs. A troubadour o f old Romance to the fart that Maine's foremost leaders "have been aide to Would melt his Lady's heart HUMANITE, FOUNDED hy forget politics, business and sectional rivalries, and all other with sighs, . ( I J<*nn .Inures, is run, bv Marcel CaBut I would pipe und she would things that separate and divide, and get together for i n u ]chin, both members o f parliament. greatest good of their wonderful state " dunce— . f'a* hin is serving three months in I'd storm nor heart in any wise. for inciting troops to rebel. While the Boston newspaper may ho right in its asser­ How busily Time's shuttle plies Workers, generally, are convinced tions, 1 he Herald believes that there are other elements The w oof upon the warp of "capital" is executing two in­ that figure in the tourist migration to Maine. For one thing t1i:*t chance! nocent men. Many workers have Weave 1 **; —-h for her surprise— it is evident that the people of the north are in a mood to gone on strike In most highly paid To read l/>% / a answer in her travel. They nre seeking a change, a rest, a place to go factories, Americnn automobile glance? < where they may forget their business am) enjoy life. They branches, for instance, to express When she retreats 1 will udvunce, need recreation and they are going to the places where they sympathy end disapproval. And scale her heart to Paradise; may find it in abundance. I'll taste her lips us in a trance, THIS IS CABLED for the in­ And see if onlv with her eyes With such widespread travel to Maine and other summer formation of American Legion My Lady lures. resorts it is also evident that the people have money. For members planning to visit Paris for! • vt‘ars people o f the east have gone nowhere because of next month. If the men are not the seaport Jacksonville, 'unsettled conditions. Now that they are making a whole­ executed, all will be peaceful and .Sanford. the magnificent effect of Lind­ sale exodus to the resorts there is reason to believe that the bergh's flight will resume its sway. Of all the waves in the world, the business outlook is more favorable and more money is being most permanent is the heat. placed into circulation. THE LAWS OF New York allow . savings hanks to take $7r>0() in As I he Herald sees it, the situation holds grent promise No, we are not for Eons Hath­ s; vings from one individual. Form­ aw ay; we just aren't against'him. for the Florida tourist season next winter. The Sunshine erly the limit was $5000. It is too . --------o-------State has just as many advantages to offer as it ever had. small. Metropolitan Life Insu­ The Dole flight looks ns If it I he fuel that northerners once more are gripped by a rance statistics show that it cost* might .turn out to he n doleful desire to travel and have the money to do it should give $(11117 to raise a girl and $11077 for fligh t. a hoy, to bring them up to IK years Moi iduns every reason to look for a successful tourist vear o f age. The canal election is next Tues­ ------------------------------O------------------------------------- day. Can you imagine anybody vot­ ing to spread any more money ut this tim e? —-------o---------Well, Charles D. Haines, of Altamonte, bns thrown his hut into Florida gubernatorial ring. Come on in, boys, the w ater’s fine! (<I .. - - <y Wiiat is prettier than u chicken roosting cm the hack o f a motor­ c y cle ? —— Times— Union. Which is prettier, or a chicken anywhere? Ellon i ______ TOUTOTS S O TUE TRAFFIC OOFS - 5 ^ 3 -rHe CAN DISTINGUISH Af<iE PAi D Fc/<L ^ ’TUB Y O Y -5 traffic (*) "J fO u T s FLAY IT" LLLl SAFE. BOYS. Af jt> PW'JE lOUJlNG THE OJ u>( A. P. Connelly j| Sons "VUE G 1PLS T P O K PRCOLEM Established IDOS l'Ninrtd m cough tub alleys --------- a — 221 Magnolia It’s Dependability That M. W ; LOVELL Justice— uf— The— Pence Counts! Room !) — Mason Temple No Assessments In Loch Arbor Thu i knowledge lhat n«j.| thing is going to he justal you ordered it— thnt dtliraJ ies will he made when ml asked— that service will u just* ns represented—iht«| things count for much ini| firm’s success—our (li'penfr| hilitv is your guarantee. 4 Are Three Reasons Why IR re sto n e The owner o f Loch Ar­ bor property is free from assessments— another ad­ vantage of this desirable development. Look it over, investigate, judge it on its merits now. -TP T ? Gum Dipped Tires T H E Y A R D WITH A M IL L B A C K I N G Are Different Special |CO MPA NY], M B E R R ond Grade P h on e 135 Holly Ave„ at Y ard 11th, 121b. 13Hi Sts Z ip Service I Firestone Ruilt Courier Cord > 5 .9 5 DeForesf-Santord Realty Co. Seminole Tire Shop Firestone Tires Sanford Box H r t ie V i 7 NSHIKC EffVIG L iiiiiiiiiiniiiifiiiiiiiik: "A V lL lL llj in Itltlllllllll m Gulf Gas 411 West First Street V IFI F ;» t i a 'liiv Tcl.bilJ - • iv ft i Substantial J e w e le r u SuhslunHul C ity .. 1 0 8 M a g n o l i a .. iD a -V to n a . B e s c h In th e a d v a n c e m e n t ot civilization electricity has replaced slaves. hi t• F J T h e A m e r ic a n k in g In the sh o p a n d t h e A m e r i c a n q u e e n in the h o m e c o m m a n d a fo r c e o f alavea a u ch a s a n c ie n t k in g s an d q u e e n s n e v e r k n ew . , o v i d , 2. This is the real reason our A m eric an m en and women h av e a b e t t e r in c o m e and, m o re luxury than any other people in the world. k FLORIDA’S GREAT SUMMERTIME TOWN |.-lir y r ' i r * |iro|»lt- frio ti till < O f r I u llr il S ln fc n him! r n n n i b i h a v e e U lle t l I l r n r l i — l o !••«> t l ( ' « f a r l u i i n t e lo r n I Ion « n » Io n a nito n rk n u M lrilB riJ l o b i n e r m l i x i r i l ilila l i n n C u m i , | i ) t i l l l i llu* W o r l d ' s F i n e s t A l l - V e n r l l l m u l r . A\nrni In W i n * - 1'- F o o l In to i m in r r . I t s W l n l r r m i l Is u l r m d r n n r l i l - n l i l r . Use electricity, your cheapest servant From ihe North. ILnst anil Ml il-West, even the Fadflc Coast, , b r > r n m r i f o r ll i c , -lin in lr. I h r l l m c h n n d f o r ( h e l i r n n p r o gritni « f e n l e r l s l n n i e i n « lilc| « I n e lw d e s I h e W o r l d ' s K r r n l e s l tnusli-nl o r a n n l s n l l o M s n nd I n d i v i d u a l n r l l s l s i f o r th e h m u l r „ f p i r i r n t ) m l l r s o f o n i r r f r o m —- o e r s n a n d r i i r r i f o r u » l l . r l s b l n v , tia llilm c, n t o l o r l n g , rld iiiK , h u n l l n i r , s n l l l n g , x u l K t u s . I l s o n Idenl s n i o n t r r l l i n e l o o n , fu n . F e n p l r In I V n l r n l F l o r ­ i d a , A l s h n n i n , l l r o r a l , , und th e F n r o l l u n s k m n i I b is nnd r o m e h r I b n u s n n d s . I l s e n ll I* r e n r b l n u > o n n o w . W i l l > o u e o m e f A d d r e s s III F h a n i b e r o f C o m m r r r r f o r H e b e d u le o f rrd '-t-rd s u m m e r r a l e s In h o t e l s , n i i u r l i u r n t s n nd o n b u s lin e * . a 4 SOM PAVj \[ i 4 f i 't — * ^ 218 East First S t, Phone 27. Qenj ft, - - - - — GASJ �THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY AUGUST 12, 1027 Jttire Telephone 1-18 MRS. FRED S. DA1GER. SOCfETY EDITOR Mrs.A. C. Fort Is Host­ ess Entertaining In Honor Mrs. Douglass MONDAY circle of tho Pretbytcrrinn t-h will meet at four o ’clock ut [hurch. t- regular monthly social meet. ,f the Methodist Missionary ty will be held at the inane of D. Shumaker on Beardnll at ;j:30 P. M. The hostesses k- Mrs. Goodhue, Mrs. Spur\lrj, Laney, and Mrs. Mc- 4. Cogburn Gives rty Entertaining j g r e s s i ve Class Jp-day evening the nttractKm,. of Mrs. C. II. Cogbum on ■fteenth Street was made tlic scene of a delightful party I (,y the hoys of Progressive I of l he Methodist Sunday | l j n honor of the girls of Sun| Class. Refreshing punch ■served on the spacious lawn I f guests arrived. Tho beauti|nwn was picturesquely lightlitb gay'tavern lanterns fashI by the boys themselves. A fhtful program o f games and |e was enjoyed by everyone ant. - *' ’ Iter in tho evening Mrs. C. II. [urn, assisted by Mrs. J. H. lurn and Miss Carolyn CogI served delicious refreshments I icc cream and cake, lose present to enjoy this de[ful oecasiuon were: Misses Lbcth Darkey, Maxine Brosk[ Klin Spencer, Catherine Tiltahilyn Cogburn, Dorothy Ilny[ Mattie G. Chapman, Anna Lore Br'*\yn, Helen Douglass, Emi McMullen, Margaret Giles, bile Walton, Jeanette Handley, sha Cogburn, Mary Battle, dollies F. It. Mitchell, C. II. burn, Messers Geo. Mitchell, i, Mitchell, Charlie Cogburn, Cogburn, John Brown, Edwin iholser, and Clifford Beasley. I 0. l.e Noir of Jacksonville was png the business men in San* B on Thursday. Ir-. Fred R. Wilson and children Fond to Orlando Thursday [if they spent the afternoon r relatives. They were accomp­ li home by.My?.-Wilson’s nepL\Hilly Purrisli who will spend Fn-k or ten days ns their guest. llr*. Ben Cantwell left Friday Lnxxm for Now York whores she I j-jiu Mr. Cantwell. She was acnrunied by Mrs. T. Allen Jones, sldmv J. Calls of Do Funiak riri'.s spent the day here Friday buKincsH, as enjoyable soeiui courtesy giv­ en this week was that of Friday afternoon when Mrs. A C. Fori entertained most delightful\v tit bridge at her home on Magnolia Avenue honoring Mrs. It. E. Doug­ lass of Henderson, Ky,, who is visiting her daughter Mrs. Charles M. Powell Jr. Colorful tallies were used in keeping score for the game and af­ ter the fifth progression, scores were collected by Airs. W. Wallace Wright and the one having made highest score was awarded a green etched glass sweet pen holder. The cut prize wns a pink novelty vase. Mrs. Douglass wns present­ ed with a dainty hand painted handkerchief as a memento of the occasion. At tin* tea hour tho tables were laid with hand made covers and re­ freshment* consisting of » salnd and an ice course were served by the hostess. The players were: Mrs. It. E. Douglass, .Mrs. Charles M Pow­ ell Jr., Mrs Eugene Tittle, Mrs. W, Wallace Wright, Mrs. James F. Hawkins, Airs. John W. Sneed, Mrs. Charles it. Mason, Mrs. C. M. Boyd, Mrs. Elton Moughton, Mrs. Lloyd Boyle, Mrs W. Theodore Langley and Mrs. Alfred W. Lee Jr. Residence Telephone 859 — J iSACCO RESISTS EFFORTS A lm ost informal yet delightful 27TH D A Y affitu- was that of Thursduj even­ ON sses FOOD ing when Misses Mao anti Mil­ dred /lolly entertained nl bridge at thoir home on Park Avenue honoring their dhnnning visitors the Misses Virginia and Jerry la>s!ie o f Haines City. Bowls or summer flowers wore used with pleasing effect about the -naj-UKis living room where the ,'f l s bnd bcen 8P*en(» f'>r play and after the usual number of rounds ‘•I* been played, dainty refresh* PAGE THRE1* 01 error and for writs of habeas X T ...., { L corpus in both state and federal ^ ” '-'I courts. All motions have been dc* T»x T T x p nied. Judge Webster Thayer, ^ ^ ~ storm center in the ease, has allow1 (j [ ed exceptions from his ndverse ru-j lings on a motion for a new trial. LONDON, These exceptions go to the full! Event* in t bench on the state supreme court,1iintian mv called ror a speeia! sitting on Tta«-'wanU „ m.v <lay. At the same time the full ... r t( bench which will consist of Judges r , : j n . ! ! « « y K. ftmlev, K.lwnnl !•. Pk-rry, ?“ l (Continued From Page One) supreme court on Tuesday. At the same time, the state house on Bea­ con Dill, the forces of Attorney General Arthur K. Reading were delving into works of law prepar­ ing for arguments. Legal machinery lias moved in record speed in the past few dayin the ense of the two men doomed to die for the slaying o f a South Braintree paymaster and his guard l'ack in 1020. Motions have been made for a new trial, for a slay and revoctnlan of sentence, for n writ jI)0LE AIR RA IS POSTPONE UNTIL' TUESDA prominent . Welsh coal-mining a im , was 11 per cent, while nl Mncstag. another center, it wns ns high ns ft |*er cent. Miner leaders are agreed In dontunoing the Baldwin Government and the legislation of last year for the present position, but they differ regarding other possiblo causes, Some believe that competition from oil is one of the chief causes o f tho decline in coal consumption, while others declare that national!*** tioa is the only remedy. PALM BEACH, Fla.. Aug. 12.— (IN S )—The Alba Hotel, a seven million dollar structure said to conInititlip exponilvo furnUMns* cra arc said to be tho heaviest con tenders to obtain the hotel.. .NOTUTI TO CUKUITUrta la Court o f County Judge. Semi­ nole County, Stnte of Florid*- . In ro estate < f Hurry Urantfpn I.ewli, Deceased. To nil errrittor*. U‘Kn«C*«. tllMt’lbutees, unit nil persons liaylmr claims nr demands asnlrist salt! estate! You. mid each of you, are hereby noti(L-n nail required to prerrti* nay claims and dumands which you, si* either of you. may Iinve anal net Iho estate of Murry Rrnndoft L ew is deceased, tale of Si'tlUliot* tVStiityf Florida. lt> the lion.' Jus. <1. Nhnruii Comity .Indue of Wemluole County, at his office In'the County^ Court-* hi u*o In Sanford. Semlnolp co u n ty , Florida, within twelve months front lln- date hereof. Ihitetf .Hum J. V. Tarver of Atlanta, Gn in Sanford on Thursday on ness. A. II. Anderson o f unt tho day here T» tiding to business.. M. I,. Tipton of Tallahassee is in the city for a short time trans­ acting business. William j\. Pierce of T nmpa arForrest Lake and Monroe II. ■ed here Thursday to spend a Hutton returned to Sanford Fri­ day morning from Philadelphia where they were called by the ser­ Paul Oberholser motored The world, says Dr. Nicholas ious illness of Mrs. Luke. Mr. Lake 1-iiiuo Thursday where he sj reports her condition as much im­ Murray Butler, is without a great day transacting business. proved following a mnjor opor- man. Come. Dr. Butler, come, you >hrinking flower. nlion. M. Warren o f Jacksonville v.ns among the out of town' busi­ ness men in Sanford on Thursday. ■I*. IS >7. Famous Pinycrs-Lasky. pro due Donald McMillon of Rochester, X. Y., arrived here Thursday and is stopping at the Valdez Hotel. E. Johnson returned evening from laikcla id spent a short time with William E. Mt home Wednesday 1 Mis? Virginia Leslie and Miss burg where he ha; Jerry Leslie of Haines City are the j the pust week, attractive house guests of lin* Misses Mao and Mildred Holly at Mrs, J. N. Tolar and son Ralph are expected to return home Tues­ their home on Park Avenue. day from Lake Placid N. Y., ami Mrs. Robert J. lfolly, Nl ins Mae Washington, J>. C. and Mildred Holly have returned from Haines City where they spont Miss Katherine Symes has re­ Wednesday and Thursday as the turned form Dnytona Beach where guests of Mrs. Fred Walsnn, : be has been the guest of Missess Beatrice and Mina llowaid. Miss Mary Elizabeth Pujcston and Miss Sara Evelyn Williams ieMr. and Mrs. E, C. Bowman and (orned home Thurjsiay from Day­ children who have been visiting tona Beach where they have boon Mrs. Bowman's mother Mrs. J. M. the guests o f Miss Olive Newman. Lord leave Sunduy for their homo at West Palm Ikach. Mr. and Mrs. Wurt W. Warner Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Newman and two sons Ralph and Frank home on have rented out their home on and family will return from Daytona Beach Highland ’Avenue and are how Monday pleasantly located at the Valdez where they have been spending the past fortnight. Hotel. XA i$|§! what price expense accounts The Noted Actor David Warfield, writes: i Among other things, when young actors come to me for advice, l always say, ‘Take core of your voice, cultivate it— and watch your smoking,* Usuai/y they You, too, will find that Lucky Strikes are mild and mellow—the finest cigarettes you ever smoked, made of the finest Turkish and domestic tobaccos, properly aged and blended with great skill, there is an extra ,process—“ It’s L et you r s a le s m e n tra v el b y te le p h o n e DAISY I t I.UWJS Kxecutrlx of the i:.*ta.t« of Marry nruitdou Fowl*, Dorrnseil. , d’s advice Luckies” * Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graham of F. L. Woodruff Sr., and son Miami wore visitors in Saiiford on Rr.lph leave Friday afternoon by Thursday. motor for Hendersonville, N. C. Mrs. James C. Roberts had as ber guest this week her brother James T. Rivers and daughter Miss Myrticu Rivers and son Douglas of Green Cove Springs. ---------(continued from page one) . fjp ,t ]0|r pf his trans-occan flight to New York. : _j —,------, R E R U N , Aug. 12.— (IN S ) — Otto' KponneckO, noted German fly-* cr, who will attempt a non-atop sky journey from Cologne to New York, expects to fly to Cologne today, but he will not start on tho actual tmns-oceftn flight until later. If w rith e f conditions permit be mnv take o ff from Cologne I morrow. Tho Junkers planes-which will leave Dessau for New York, may got nwny within 48 hours I f b. toasted” —no harshness, not a bit o f bite. SO UTH ERN HELL T E LE PH O N E AND T E L E G R A P H COMPANY t/srvrporiJled) No Throat Irritation - No Cough eye the cigarette in my hand with some suspicion. And then, I offer them a Lucky Strike—a cigarette l smoke freely, and have yet to feel the slightest effect on my throat. I’ve been told that toasting docs that for this cigarette. When / smoke ‘Luckies’ my throat is beautifully clear and unirritated,” r\ .« ^ J 'a �PAGE FOUR T I I E S A N F O R D n E R A T iP , F R I D A Y S c h o o l M a r m ” to F ly to H o n o lu lu A U G U S T 12; 1027. Honnl elctma ■*. In the 11*11 rev­ Inis since hnrnaaetl in confinement, I olution the .piestion arose as to In ing forced out of the Summer J U n n i* whether a limited monarchy or ft Palace in Peking' ami being doM i l e s n il r lO U l rrauiiiir should be established in .nss tiie ruling Mnnchus were nv- pt iv; 1 of Hi ' ^1,0.111,600 annual ,1.„ « T a i w p , ■- ~ erwhelmcd. Yuan Shili-lcn, niili- I’ l l p w u i u e voted liini by t|to repub­ lrry leader "f llv rebels and Inter lic In ll» 12, ami tli'p nation Itself first president of the repul i e, fa­ has had in place of wise govern­ vored a monarchy, but the result­ ment, no government at all, but a ' i n g - storm of protest and the con­ Micros-inn of ruling sprees by tinued victories at aims . flnnlly ambitious and avaricious war !persuaded Yuan and other leaders lords. Hint China had had enough of cmjiorers. Ttar.-M ot ling is another sport . .Much the tunic situation cbtnina wherein retting the breaks la |ntoday; in fact, with the growth of ' portnm. I rationalism, sentiment against re1vlviiig tiie empire lias become In this country o. registered j more wldeHprea J than ever. voters iv -ibly we should have Is Only A Youth I'tkligi ccii eamlitlntw . *■ Ilsunn T’ung, who is now only 21 i years old, was just six when his Coated tongue, dry mouth, If they continue increasing tho me! her. Princess Chun, daughter- hi/.e of tlie e touring buses, loco­ bad breath, muddy skin, iu-Inw » f the last ruling emperor motive ' ’ I Im.O io. cro is trassgroggy nerves and sour decided to surrender his throne for inffs cautiously. stomach suggest its use. ‘ him. A! andoning the country, , control of which she lied lost any­ how. to tin* revolutionaries, she issued an edict in which she dct1nred: Special Layer Cake L1cut Al Williams, U. S. Navy "The territories of tile Mamins, frosted With Caramel Fruit Icing •viator, hopes to fly his piano at Chinese, .Mongolian Mohammed300 miles an hour In the Inns and Tibetans shall he ronsoliSchnelder Cup races in Italy this j„to a Grent Kmperor and I yenr. Williams soon will make a will retire into leisure and puss r»n|n rted Swiss & Roquefort Cheese, Barbecue, Hume test flight In his now “ mystery 'easily through the months nnd plane." jyears and to see the eons; Tarnation Baked Ham, Hume Halted Means and Salads _______________________ ________ _ 1o f wise government. Th .1 in* ion suggestions arise in certain ‘ deed he excellent." Princess Chun may not have Japanese quarters that other Manelm prices he considered for the !>"en intentionally ironiml ;n -he “ The Taste Tells" 44 McLatulcr Arcade come from Chang Tso-lin, dicta­ eho ice of Iter words, hut the im­ tor o f North China, who hns been plied irony contained theiem has ‘^ iVTv*r reported nursing an ambition to i,f>en home out by subsequent tieThe princess died place himself on the dragon throne, i velopments. The most puissant opposition soon after without n bieving the j comes, however, from the rovolu- leisure she sought, the 1 ntperor | l ^ P .es * ° Your tongue tells when you need B ite yourself an A lph abet 38c 1 Tlic biplane Mini Doran. In which Mbs Mildred Doran and A ukkIo Pedlar plan to fly to Honolulu in competition for the $25,000 first prize offered in the race Rchedtiled for Aug, 11. lx pictured above. JJelow, left to right are A u r r Io Pedlar, her pilot; Mt«» Doran, and \V. F. Malloskn, owner of the plane. Pedlar and Miss Doran look off at Flint, Mich,, for the Pacific coast several days ago uk well ns hundreds of conserva­ tive Chinese, would like nothin# hotter than to see Hunan T'aung A T I f l l V I - / ^ E * i <,ncc n,orc‘ ,,n the imperial throne. 1 1 La 3 1 v f l l i A 1 l \ / l i Vr 1 iSovernl attempts have been mode lfA S T tn m n r t s t t v n ' to hr,nK u,is »hout in the lust 15 A r c a d e D e lic a t e s s e n | CHINESE DESIRE MONARCHY RULE|^;ili ? S . ’uch hn" _ " I What the emperor himself thinks i/r,,,w .r„r it,mi, ■'*( this plan is not known, nl1 Foimer Manchu Kni|it-ror»nek.tlloUBh t.|M0 friemls haVo written In L im e lig h t In Connect-jthat he sincerely (losiris to contriion With Agitation Which jhuto somethin# toward tiu> welSeeks To Bring Hack llu lei fare and peace of his country, lie ______ is uluo nnxious to leave Tientsin, where he and his wife are “ guests WAHSINOTON, An#. 12. (INS) fti Increasing sentiment for the re- of the Japanese in their conces­ ntorntion of the monarchy in Chinn sion," for tho purpose o f seeing jhj has brought hack into the Far the world, particularly the United ji Eastern limelight a man who had States nnd England. Opposed Ily Japanese been generally forgotten in the conThe Japanese are strongly op­ Mftfnsion attending the recent internocc-no strife in that land. Ilsunn posed to the return of Jlsuan T ’sung,enr$twhile Mnnchu emperor T’sung to power and each time his ’■Is the mnn, and, according to in- name is mentioned in that connectfnrmntion received in Washington, i ts growing restless under the cotii tinned restraint put upon his ■movements, n restraint virtually amounting to imprisonment, j Privnte correspondence has re­ vealed that many influent ini Itrltish and American business men, ri*'A r»\ ■■** Eveay deale* has it j Buy Tanglefoot Fly Paper by the carton. It Y ou a lw a y s h a v e th a t feeling about y o u r ' m ilk supply w hen you use keeps indefinitely. W h ere foods are exposed it is the most sanitary and satis­ factory fly destroyer that can be used. c h o p p i n g LOANS 112 E. Second St. J. H. JACKSON Phone Sll Of M e n t A&P Stores merit your patron­ age because of the courteous ant! efficient service rendered and the quality and price of mer­ chandise offered. Join, today, the thousands of housewives who make the A&P their shopping center. MINERALIZED Red C e n te rs Del Monte LOGANBERRIES No. 2i Can i ■ - *i* Egg _ % 2'iU ie0k- 1 Del Monte BLACK HER KIES No. 2 Can ■1 I contains DRIED BUTTERM ILK .aiki' ;i”, Complete Complex Mineral. Hens fed on this mash have. an increased vitali&vk'Qttfl _ » ■$ **' health and driven high production'pf'ciLtality egg’s. The hatehability of tjie eggs is also increased. • & l* fa n cy Irna Brand No. N. Elm Ave. Phone 94 '1 9 Gun UiMiiif] A No. 2 Can .................. T O M A T O E S Iona Brand No. 2 Can ENGLISH PEAS 2 for EVAPORATED M IL K ......... Sweet Mixed PICKLES Qt. Jars Sultana Assorted JAM Qt. Jars.................. OHAND KAPIUS, M1CH1QAN Sun Maid Sliced Breakfast BACON 31u e Bonnet Market k S P E C I A L S Bananas 3 lbs. for 25c Peap, 3 Ibsi for 25c Potatoes, 10 lbs. for 40c Tcjmatoes, 3 lbs. for 40c Nike Califcirva C e h r y l5 c Lettuce 15c Cabbage lb. 05c Onions 3 lbs. 25c Fancy Limes 35c Other Vegetables and Fi nils al very low prices. Blue Bonnet Market ^nd Street & Sanford Avenue F. S. Vernay and Wm, Musgrave, Proprietors Raisins 2 Pk#. A & P FLOUR 2t lb • Sack ................................................. IONA FLOUR W e s te r n F resh 21 lb • Sack ............... *.................................. A PORK H AM S & P Silverbrook Creamery BUTTER Print A & P Creamery BUTTER cut from the Tub lb. SPARE RIBS ^ SUGAR CORN White House Tall Cans THE T A N G L E F O O T COMPANY 29c 27c 15c I1 & Friends come in. Bridge wears out. The radio is good for nothing except a lecture on ‘‘ T he Private Life o f an Egg Plant.” That is the time of all times for pretzels to come to the aid o f your party. Have Jeeves bring out a platterful o f O-So-Guds and start your guests to pretzeleering for prizes. They can bite anything from 10c Can BLACK EYE PICAS..... Iona Brand Seminole Feed Company ■' AIMU.JC SAUCE No. 2 Can , H ave you had a pretzeleering party? G White Naphtha SOAP 10 Bars 10c 25c 10c 33c 49c 25c $1.33 N e w , n o v e l and n ic e — b u t n o isy . For folks do have fun, as well as food, with O-So-Gud*. These pretzels, baked the Unecda Bakers way, are crispy, and salty, and crunchy. They’re good biting and good eating. Serve plenty at parties. Be sure there’s a bowlful alongside the ice cold pitcher of lemonade or what have you. Take plenty on picnics. At home, serve them with soup, salad, cheese, dessert. O-So-Gud Pretzels are so easy to digest that doctors say they are very good lor chil­ dren. Your grocer keeps them — In it not for very long. People just will take thcmawuv from him. O - S O - O U D Mfl. h i , PAT. Off. PRETZELS Knott*, but no p robitm , (or anybody unto an a pp etite. Y ou r grocer irth time by the pound. $1.15 53c 53c 40c t n n n w n ’1 Yukon Club Western Fresh GINGER ALE 2 Bats. A Pork Shoulders & I* Pure GRAPE JUICE Qts. Standard Nut SLIC E D HAM wva n w i— — Western Pot Roast of BEEF OLEOMARGARINE ll>. 1-4 lb. Free with Each Pound Good No. I POTATOES Kllhs. The Great 25c 35c 32c 33c Atlantic & Pacific Co.fT„ta Sanford at Geneva 2ftf> Magnolia Ave. McLnnder Arcade N A T IO N A L B IS C U IT CO M PAN Y “ U n oed a C aL erp" �_______ THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY AUGUST 12, 1927. P A G E F IV P me [8 Ptaiie 148 nfi>rd lluily Herald SEMINOLE HUMSON- ESSEX INC fcUIi Uuk A ve. Phone it IT AD. RATES k»t Caah in Advaiifa 4— Uusiiiess Service 8— Financial I WELL FURNISHED FIVE room JDEVELOPMENT OF; AVIATION IS BOOM TO OIL INDUSTRY ~ — —— --------------------------------------- ------------. house, s t r i c t ly m od ern . Garage M O N E Y — to loan on Improved ile- l a r g e lot. W est W ill St. 3iiahl». resiuen tla i property ,n ( H i g h l a n d S t . ) o f phone 7 0 ‘J - W . [ NaiUort) ut li pe r cent inte rest, no I ; biiiki-rage- A d d r e s s Loan P. O Box | IS — H o u s e s F o r S a le j 6tt;i C ity . ItY WILLIAMS O U T O U R \V A Y P » — ■'/R o b e r t : ! ------ -------------- :----------------— —— METAL ROOEl NTi—The Hoof Ev­ Ul-A— Poultry Anti Kygs er? isting. Metal shill pies; IT DO YOU WANT—nice home where I i .standing seam tin anil gulviuizcd 1 you can have pure water, your B ig Oil Com pan ics S h ow in g HAHN t KICKS, Hocks, Reds and roofs. See James II. Cowan. Oak chickens, and Burden? If sn com? Interest Because G r e a t Lei;horns, nit extra fine quality to Elder Springs &see real bar­ Avc. and Third St. Phone 1 1 1 . stock. Write me. Amos 0 , Norm­ gain, good terms. W. W, Thompson. O vcr-l’ intluclL.n O f Crude "N an. Pine Castle, Fla. Oil Will He Eliminated YOUR ItlfSINESS —card appearFOR SALE:— Four room cottage 11 —Miscellaneous on one of best lots on Mugno* R> International News Service rates on request. Ing daily in this column will — lin Avenue, need South Sid* IUI.SA, Dkla. Aug. 13.— (INS) CAR AW NINES,. Auto Awn-. School —Price leusonuhle. Terms — When commercial aviation Inis educed rales ar« for reach over 3,(11)1) every duv t I'lg t o. II Hull llldg. Live insertions. |( i suit pim-hnser. Owner llox 4:11 readied its normal development \ Lrdi of average length -and it costs so little a 13 won! i are —■ Herald. in Die United States, the problem 13-A FARM TOOLS WANTED Inted u Vine. of overproduction of crude oil will ad for one month costs only $3.(JO. Juan charge of 30c for FOR SALE:—tine of host five be no more, W. G. Skelly, presi-; \ \ ANT TO HUY tractordisc plow, room bungalows on Palmetto Lertlon. of the Skelly Oil company, Phone NH harrow, ditcher. W. M. Young, .Avenue, in Sanford Heights, cor- dent fjveitisitiK Is restricted p it tlii is. 3. A N. Park Ave. Tel 777 or 77.1 . j tier lot, equipped with electric er clasaificution. Just ask for "Classified Depart­ I lie airplane will become the Jerror is made Tin* Sanrange nod water heater, price less greatest consumer of gasoline ment'’ lii— Apartment For Kent than market value, terms to suit. within a few years, trald will be responsible Skelly says, uni* incorrect insertion, Rnx 15 0. 0. Herald. and development of flying is of I vertiser for subsequent great importance to oil producer* CLEAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS Ins. The office should be ltA!!lm iu -T u .v NT FOR SALE:—Five room Spanish ami refiners. WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT Hr.LMJClION bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 immediately in ease of "The development of aviation SOM ETUI NO NEW AND BET­ Inrec beautiful apartments, tnr garage, nice lawn. Immediate TER. FOR ' 'euiVi * y.\* FURTHER INFORMA ‘‘mli consisting ot living room, lu-d pessession,- can't be bent for tho in the next few years will mean a |q ADVERTISERS — 5 v*;.y ■ , ci'i> V* .LL. , , L*i^ ‘ "'J5-J OR room, kitchenette and hath, with price, terms $200.00 cash, but twice great deal to tile petroleum indus­ try," Skelly stated. "It is grati­ ■ ^OLLhli, SAM*OKU, flll nvinli*ni convienccs, electric monthly, Bnx 118 curt* llcnilil* Herald representative FLA. fying to see the big oil companies |light, gas and hot water heater etc. Lilly familial With rates, evincing a genuine interest. We ------------------- *.... Tney are handsomely decorated,! — ip— U L„d ctaanl'lication will should do everything in our power I MONOGRAPH. repairing, plana Iattractively furnished ami have 2 i— Acreage For Sule L rniopa-te Informal n.n. tuning by experts with 1i years Davenport bed in living room. They I to encourage it, [you wish, they will assist ^ v . < k \\ - ... experience Sanfoid Mus'e Store lm. centrally located with one of • Gro»in*» Importance I wording your want ad. 11 Mr niie, b ifi Shoppe, ltouin IU Id St it. 11 M: tin*.most iH-autiful outlooks in the FOR SALE: 111 acres in L 1 "Until a short time ago, avi­ it morn effective. Lander Arcade, Phone 832. ■ ■■■......... ation did not have the interest of city, across the broad grass ani l wood, corner of Grove and tinge Avenues, S.E.I-4 of „ „N.E , l j in , n . i the general public, but thunks m “ ! ,, ' palm covered squares between |l*0 RTANT NOTICE ■ ■ BUILDING BLOCKS, - irrigation of.s.U . I-I Sec.3.7.- vvp.20. Rang. fralh ..f’ Lindbergh, Chnmber, , r and Sanford Avenues, Com- • >,, it;,! (• Tims. J das ter (15 Gauscvonrt ... rlVC tlieir lr,!«ers snould give boxes and general cement work llu>Il.ia| .street .*».t (• *.* n«,.t..v i *" lin, I!) rd and other long-distniuv •v and the Boutevurd, Street, New York. Miracle Concrete Co. J. E < i« *vhr.dif»JlA Twt* |ur (wstoffiee uddrews as fliers, that condition has boon imjan,| beyond over Lake Monroe. wJIlegcr, Proy. 3rd and Elm. their phone number if proved. 1 For small fumilies there are no de­ e*ire results. About one "No longer does anyone douht -in i sirable apartments in Sanford and LANKY,S DRUG STORE— Pre­ til! December (perhaps till Janu­ 24— Ia>|s For Sale out of n thousand has the feasibility of regularly cstnhscriptions, Drugs, Soda. We aro ary) they can be rented at thune and the others I liidied mail utul passenger carry­ MUCK LANDS ARE VALUABLE ing routes. Such routes will |>e Jo as near you us your phone. Cull 1 ,'J [communicate with you O' t? Will* SM3 SIX DOLLARS A WEEK. VvMS MOThAtHS GtrGQAV.lust three mites from tile .city l Vt,|„|t,,| Ithey know your mHress veloped us fast as the proper umimt Dm* rear apartment ran be had Oisir sr ora stand, me. ATGHT-CHRISE N BEK *xY r u lw i !u $1^ a HKG U • PAY.err Jisriintmuance M l a l Call at 300 North limits on highway 1 have landing licbls and airports are person »t 1 he isnnford SHOP — Printing, Engraving, Park Ave. corner Commercial St. acres of muck lands that can . . . j office or by letter, tele, Embossing. Sea us first. We no They can be seen only between to t bought for JfiUO tin acre or apeclali*^‘Staldisln d. it. Thirty' '**■•»'>' • « l"I* >'>' «'•<•>» r j i i r i i ' i : u t - F i»in -:c i.n .-i rtti: h .\i . i :| Sol Hi fill ili-gi re* and .la ruinl l ' i . l fe et: thence nil 11 2* d a discontinuances are not it. Plmne 417-YV. R. R. Avenue- A, M. and noon unless by special I price made on all ofincludes clt*1 tintH horsehack mb; a remote purl 1, , . . 1 1 m inute i-iirve to right :*5 CI »** XX'es! llill feel lo tile slime acres in entire trnrt Finler ami lq \lrtue uf a decrei • • 1 I nnmrnerr|Hl Street. f. lo the point o f h eg ln n ln g ) appointment over telephone 777 | ms lands and other good garden ot New Mexico. 1he journey ro- f el i-i-lnnire amt sale leiidercd III I In* I f f I'ltn* l.ake; ihcnec Northi . t i . -mitli x.l degree * uml ( » I* esl er 1 y along said lain* shore during the hours named, or Tel. J land. Fine pluec for poultry and Hu"',,,i more than twenty-four Ctreult Courl, In and l-'m Memlmil.-I to ous . Prompt . Efficient in Imil *-1 • aat 121. J feet thrnrn .1 imlnl Nnrlh 71 degrees and C e u n l ) , Flor.il 1. in 1 ‘ lia.n-ery. In a LUMBER and complete line of ll'll III I Mdeg lee* mill t 7 IlltnUt "*», 775 at other times. I " llllntlles XV esl 117 f e l l ll'll III Service truck of all lends. Men can mak? licur* from Tulsa. A friend of 1 cause Itiei-i'in pi inllng. wherein Io . -I .. . f e e l ; thence north 71 building material. Iaw prices. (lie point of lievinnliig: thence living raising bulbs, celery, vege­ mine made the same trip by air­ j Furesi Halliard llenlty Cmnii.iay. O.-m ee* 2.X minute*. xvesi Smith 71 degrees and In mlnuleSecurity Lumber Co., "Where Good LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING room.*, i tables and poultry for Sanford and plane .front Fort Silt, Oklahoma, |Ine.. a i-iirporatliiti of l-'lfirlda. com* 311 i fill; l hi’ ii.’** on a 3$ Fltsl 137 feel to tile point of pli.lnnni, nml Himfnrd Culinlr) CI11I1 Grades Come From’’ Maple and degree 4 1 inltlllle i-lirve to l i f t second door from Myrtle Ave. 1 Orlando markets, Address R,tA, l ill a little better than three huur.-t. jIllsIUler. hcghinltiH. nmmcemenls a corporintlou ofKanlsed • teet III the point of beginSixth. Phone 727. 3114 W. 5th St. vl.Mi 1 1 he following deserlhed I enre Herald. This will not be on 1 lost inure than two days on the 'and exietinu n.ulri im lax** hi tlnHim:, A LSI • l.ol I* o f lllnck I o f lii nil * s ll 11111 e, lying mid h * mu filiile of Florida; l**-an*Ili r * * , Corp-. uuuhljtrip. It is such things nn puuket long. If you do not think I lie llel* Isle Section o f Loch in every shape and I Olt RENT— Nicely furnished two- this land is worth the price try to this Ifhat ilenmnstrate the ini* jiirnilnn a .- irpor 11 uni organis' d j Ii’. Hemltiole cmiuly. Florida; Arhor. deserlhed as to metes ITION urn! PLUMBING— CONCRETE The Southeast Quarter (SF.'-I ) 'and caisliirz under Hie laws of ilnform, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ And limiml* n* fo llow s : From th# ^ room apartment; connecting buy aomc of the muck luiuls in ti’enst! poHsibililies of aviation. [male 1 1 Florida, ami It. F. AnuUe. [ 111 till- Northwest qumlel- (NWlerialty. Wo handle electric mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Pro.l 'Vest Quarter t \V *« ) Corner of ' , ) "I III. HnutllXX e*i qmlllet 'an di’ .i lidant*. I will rell al put* other parts of the countrv. bath; $5 per week; also garage. . Ne« Means nf ConHumptlon Section 3. T 211 S. It 311 Cast. pumps, home ligi't **i,lf ucts Company, Fifth and Maple lie oun-ry lo the lilwln n hlddrr lot-, •HVX'*i 1 of : I'l'llnn Three 13) of Hi m i l ole i 'o u n ly . Flo r id a: ru n­ 7o5 W. First Street. "Whilu (he aptnmohlle industry itasli laats. Sanford Machine Co. Sts. Phone 1J2-W. T xvu-hip Ti'.eUty I'-'U) itmilli at lin 1 roiil doin' if Ihe Cnii,ining I hence Uusl lata fe e l to a is tlulling ouf uii inereased num- In iihi- In tin- i'll* of Hanford, In *aol l of UaiiKo Thirty tuu) Knst. 2<i— M iscellaneous F o r M ule tmliii al Inter seellon xvltli the lleglnuinu al tlo* HunlhTHREE 1 -ROOM furnished upnit___ her of ears mch year, the fact re­ County and tltllir, during in*' legal 1 i,i*.xl.Hii Uusl side of Hast I'rxstal U rl ve; l coiiiwr o f tinNorthwest hours of sale on Momlay th ** 5ih| CLARENCE SMITH Ihani-e on a 9 degree curve I" i mi nts, also one 2-room and one mains that the saturation point day of Hepli utlicr. A I*. F*27. Iln*, 1 2 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 i K X Y ', I of the Sollllilomobilcs General Contractor right . n e . t l feet lo Hi* imlnl I-room. Rates reduced, ill I Park AVOCADO PEARS for sale. ,15c. muy be readied before long. 'sum*' l*i-lns tlo- fir*! Monday In said I X* i sl IJimrter iSXX > nf Heel Ion b e g in n i n g ; thence "ou th 7 ! 000 W. First St. Hu- fiijlnw log ilfserlhed lamp T h ive i.ti o f Toxxnsitlp Txvehl) IAve, Phone 251. Internal conibustfnii motors in mriiilh. degree* in mlnules Ua*t •J17 305 l ark Ave. Phone 318. i jin ~ Fimth or itange Tlilrty I* tit i-ml hems lo Ills Cuunl) -*f I Phono •141 f i e t ; t h e m e north *u fe e l ; JODGE ai.touioldles will,i ,of course, con- Hi-1 0 1no I•* and Hlale of Florida t ■ 1 in 1 I7a*l. run lliene. laxst il,22 i lienee north 73 degree * |u mincars and Graham trucks MET AL ROOKING—The Roof Ev- TWO NEW— nicely furnished FOR S A L E — In cu b a to r, lTIO’ eapuc- sunu* a great percentage of our x* l l : i-lialll*. South Ill 'l l elialns, West ■lie we sl IM fe el; Ihsnea on 1 22 rlialti*. IllcIlCe North III,7a Pith St. Phone 3. apartments. $25 per month. !»L7 R>, 2 brooders, 1000 rnpucity, each, gpiilMio and oil output for n long All tail* shown anil designated n :• degree 3 mlniile eurx's to erlasting. Metal shingles; ill.i'll* to tin- point of hrgtiinllig on lout ecrialn ptal in' Crysinl right '.a fe et, the are on a !* d e ­ W. First SI. Phone 207. * 1 H i 1 1 he Nmihensl QmilTer ' feeders, 4 water faucets, half time to come; but now is the time ____ __ ___________ [standing seam tin and galvanized 1.11 lie* dull on fill- nml <>f ri-enrd gree clirx. to I.TI 13 feet lo ! I of tile North xxeat Qutircost. Sewell at Herald 4:30 P. M ti think of developing now mil u m ong the puhlh' reeoid* of ) aINI:1 point of l.i'gliiMing. ALSO lot It 1 tNXX’ i,) of tlo- HpulhWrH *8 & COWAN CO. Auto roofs. See James it. Cowu.v Oak 16— H ouses For Kent Hiiinmile County, Florida, i-x I lllnclt I. of the It.* I Isle Hergreater mentis of consumption. •yiiarter tsxx'1,) of Heetlnn bir and sheet metal w o r k s . i»ve. and Third St. Phone 111. ■ epi 1 an, hiixvever. ilo-reoni and t Ion of I..... .. Arlmr. deserlhed as | Aviation holds the greatest poTliree ID of Tminsliip Twenty lliei efroui 1 lo- folloxx lug hits, I" * to im * mol Imiihd* a* follow '*: Inch Ave. Phone 710-W , 6— Help Wanted (Male) I'.'nl Moiiiii of Kiinue Thirty THREE-FIVE ROOM bungalow«,1 n u t ic i : tentialitlgs In this respect. X*It ; I,o|* .Vine ti*). 'I'ea I till, Final the XX'i-I Quarter t XV i, ) i:.at Hast. KlrVen 1111. Tx* elve I 12). Txx eliC o n o r of Heel Inn 3. T 211 H. II I with garage. Modern enliven-) ■(•(,.• r..ll.t«irm m n’n exilmni.- *if "Commercial aviation lias been HXCl'il’TINH frohi Hie fore* i ly .nine i2a». T h i r l x-e lg nt 13S|. 3n Last. Uemllloti Couuly. Florieflces, good location. Rent, $311, lie neeesaury •■mh-ii-.-m of Hetttlnole. developed to an unusual degree in going desertheii lands tin* fol­ INFORD IllllCK CO. 'I hli 1 x -nine 1 mu* Hundred t.I t run ea*l g»t 5 f.-.-l In a BOY’ S WANTED—Can use five * 111 i'll.mi. t 't r. nil,! -1,1c fur ' " m i l ) , I'li.rlilii, fo r llm lineal year, lowing : infancy Hex en 1 |u7). mu* Inmdren ih lr iy i s . t n .i e - Europe. It is still In its 1212 Magnolia Ave. e n tc uninumeuI ; ih e n c run good boys who are hustlers. Can s.i.i. f t u . i none lito ami ,t>K tor ......... ,,ettit..w. 1st. 1.1,1s :n. 111. 31. 111. 37. 17. t*. l l l i i ) , one liundri-d i h t n j -Hirer* III.rill It ilrgree* west 223.3 feci T. A. Brothcrson, J *..,. smit. i!*:*it. a* enumateti i,y in., in this country, where, on ac­ I'hone 307. fl. all. fit, r.2, Hi. «s. 75. 7«. »■ *. M l', turn us high us n Jolhir an after­ I - " ■ — ----------------- --------—------ii..., 1 , Co, Hundred T h ir t y -f o u r lo a e. nereie innpuRicol: then** J I i iul ut I'liiiaiy t'limnitsHlaliers la count of im , i n , i:a . 121. tnr. t3'i, the vnst spuces, it is 1131). line Hundred T h i r t y - s e v ­ on it 5 x degree I I tilllltlle eu x e noon. Apply Circulation Depart­ ml r.M- Si-iuliiole «'•>)•ut> yiurlila. til lilt. 131. 132. 163. IM. 155. Ifill, ROOM — tii.* FURNISHED FIVE en 1137), 1 110 Hiindr.-d T h lr t y needed more thun in Europe. il­ i-1; a hie iii.-.-tliie 11 n. .lime e.tli, ment Herald. it.), to ; u;r., 1111. 1X7. M l. 21m. elglii 1 13*1. 1 oo- Hundred Hex • of si. degree s 5i m lmile • a .»!■■ MODEL TRIM CO. house for rent. Phone 805- W. ls ;;, "till companies are engaged in ;in, 21 7. 222. and M.i of tin* • m y - t h r e e ilT.i). m ie Hundred l a me i f 252 35 f . •-1 lo a m i l i > n ti * t i : ii i : \ i *i : n s i > i ; i : \ i : ii \ i developing a fuel im the cur, not the owner." cryatnl Lukes ciuh section of for airplanes eiity-lour i t ' l l , line Hunri.-ie mmiam.'ll* Hi. nee ''X 7— Situation Wauled IT M l liio-ti Arlmr a.... . to plat hone 817 for estimates lFOR RENT:—Two houses. I H>3 Ipi.lary •>f t'lerk *•♦ 21 dsgi'e es 3a mlmile*. We*.' Ca that will give the maximum effidri-d Hex 1 nl y f lx e 1173), Utm llu 1 *li-Hiereiif duly filed and recorded II Iindred F.lnhly *«-lnlll IIHSI. f. . I . (Ileltee norlll Ho degree s P. W. RADFORD and 1405 W. First Street. Kent ■ lilt Court as Ciimilt Ait* rtc ney. Wo nre working hand in (ll the office of tin- Clerk of Iln mo- l l inidri-il H i g h ly -nine 1 ls!i), llllnille* r i l l 1ll l feel (.1 p,llill .lll.ii- amt Clerk In l'<i|inl> t'lrrlllt Courl of Hemltiole Coup. WANTED— farm work or other Vulcanising Works. line H u i o ln d Ninety tlUII). T w o :M<hmhi hand with those who ure devoting oi h e r •niilti" lli*nce run n *rlh 1 'inn.. 1 «y, Flofhln. Al.sx> lot 11 ,.r IHUPS—MARMONS ll u n d i i ' l 'r.-ll CSIH). mill l.-n feet '21 dear. i ■ 3U miaul.-** W e s t I M their time to the prnmothin of |-. 1 I Ham tmiMiii a ini Sltlssuitable work by while man with 111nek 2 of liel-tsle Seel loll of oft tin* Norilo n*i i-nrner of l,ut FOR RENT: —5 room unfurntah1 feet to the shore of Lake Amort Bnford Automobile Co. ay>< 117!. mi of I'oniiillsIaicll Arhor, deserlhed ns to me­ children large enough to work; urn Fifty •si'vi'ii i -i i ) ..iso l-'.ast half i2.Mi nvintinn. It does not represent n tllelie, nnrlh l'.'t degree s HI i- ' - i etl stucco bungalow, 2 be I siniuTs: tes iind hounds 11* follows: From Iirnolia Ave. Phone 137. experienced tractor & truck driv­ hie field of consumption at pres­ i i ; i . ) of Haul ll x x i-il ij liar t er li'i * * Has! 75 fe et; iheii.'.. 1 o **i nf Hln-Nff for A tleait• tin- XXV*i Quarter i W' l l Cor­ i oinns, living room, dining room, I in - • '• V '.) of Norllix* .-*1 g u s r i e r line** oil Cmiuly Ciintllds* ent, lint the time in coming soon ner of Si ei Ion JTow nship 2" er, cun keep up machinery, II. II. kitchen (equipped with electric f e. i * Itietl.-e soitlk *5 it e J I l i * ' 1 1 NXV 11 I uu,I Wesl 21" feet nf |'K\V SANFORD BOOSTER slnnern South lliihuc 3H Hast Seminole i " " "" when it wll be a great factor. mlntite* West 75 f . ‘*‘ l lo tlo* Houilii-usi iymirier IH H * i ) of Salary of iq li r r flff lr ers j range,) hath (with hot ami cold only $1.00, Studebnker C. Box 1274, Sanford, Flu. County. Florida, running tlirnei* pollil nf licgilining. Norilixxesl Qmirlct l N W ! r ). all ami i:ai|iloyer« Uusl i.5t 5 feet lo n i-orieietc water). located 2300 Palmetto1 JuilgiAsk for carbon juice with r«on no Sheriff nml in section ilirie i3>. Townsh ip *l**i»»u§4 ***, niKf o f I'ounly’ Courl munilMienl . tlienee north IRile* he- stops the knock. San SITUATION WANTED—by ex­ Avenue, rent "umnier rales, phone I'niilily PniM r u lin g A tlo ru r) UHl.im |i|11ti In rtlmliml tvmrh f |0,OiHt,ilO Twenty i ; hi So11II1. lUngi* Tlilrglees x*i *1 116.3 feel 1 lliefice perienced bookkeeper, offieeman, 14S. I* l 3111 lin* l XIso the W e s l Half i % npinUlt**, i‘****i hi lit- in .Mli.riiry for Count) i ’ oim* parage Co. liiiltll 72 degrees east fid feet r.oo oo H u ll in i W ' j ) n f the Norilixvesi g m i i i criinituil i ’ H h »* n inlsslnni-rs salesman. Thoroughly acquainted Ilit m'e noith III ilsgres* west DOO.OO rhrli nf ilir lUrritil I'niirl. hiM V M oi the Htodhxvol Silliervlsur of I leg 1*11'al loit )RD-Overland Co. Willys- " - th Sanford and Sanford people, 4-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for C .unity I’ li.vslrlao {*00.110 pHN( Ul 11n In rrl ntim l •iiiuricr IHW t. I of Heel Inn 1,200.00 Three HI), of T.ixvnshlu Tw en ty S. I Oil lit IV|PfMM rent. 1700 block, $25 a month.' l ount v XV.-1 fare IViu l< his & Overland, WhlppItaJ.Rof«r»acca gladly given. Plume 233 1 ; « > Hi• u 1 11. of Itange Tlilrty ■ r*.iinly i * i mt hill" in lti-|i.-ilrs In Ciiuniv 1 11«*1.1Box 1700 care Herald. Commercial Sts. Phono .IS. |»r Postofflcc Box 15th n.ooo.on I .OOO.tMi * t i-iiniitnl I'rtMcM (3ii) Kasi. lags: Court House I!(HI. Oil .ItiHlIri' nf 111*’ IH'IH’ I', <‘"V| .tall tin* West Hal f (XV (4) .1,1100 00 of AloHl MIU In rrliniiril I* ■Ir li 11lire ami U lx t a r i s for: Ho- Uoinlu' i "I (Jnarler IH W S.000,00 <**»11nI V ]*rr»Hi fill IUK AHttlCourt Itiiasi* *, I of 1 III Not tin. e-l l)linrler I.NfHI OO U’N POP 1 ,0011.00 l<«*v t V*M\ iff lull Jail I N'XV I of H . i 1 I.01 Three (3 ). M.illirf«. 1'a> f«*r Alt*•mittih*«* i:x|o-nsi-s of County lialliltil T o w n s h ip Twenty i.'ayHttuHi Sn o,o ii l ' l l j o s t Fo o l h e « - w h c n mi rrlm'iDil iNiurt iiit s: Juall ors amt oilie r • 1 U uiiki Thirty i n i Uusl. K x 5PJCe WPS GUNN AND LDC.Y I.too no 1.200.00 »* Aiten itn m s 6 M E COWCJ H o m e X ' L L PRETCHO ec|tl lieirlnulns al Iln- North S.T.00 oo I’ mirt Ht#»nn(frn|»h»*r in In* ? r A « r e o w o r s h ip p in g a u . “TBese l.lghl. Km I amt W a t e r x.'e-l I'll rite I of Hn- S.ild HnulhI ' M T A L K IN G T O S O M E G W C A f ir.n oo i od * *»IV | « v * «••• j Iisarailie xxest ijn a rter iH W 'il of I lie ICONCI MOVte ID01.S AND SGCH, MOo.no <it her KxpTnkfM nf t ’ rltnlI inlili-ntals MONEV MAGNATE' HtRL N o r i t e we sl Ijiturli • iN 'W ',) . 1.000 Ml HOMC U F C <s G E T riW Q lit! PrOM lTIltfl'flM 1 1*11 re of County Poor* lie* run Hunt It 33*. ' f e e l ; IhehtT SHE C O M C S N O W ' <*tl SlM-rlffH I *n*'» in In.**IMil u w e e A P A e tc lialrs anil Ailillllons to not (It 15 de cree* Kits I I'.il f e e l ; voo.on Son no rim*n, « tr.. fnllii’tHl ! Poor Houses amt l-’arms I lieiin XV. -I 3 I. f. et lo I he lie4,nun oo j '* piling , l-'ii rul I tire ami Fixtures lor gllilillig; ,xl.Hi 1 l*:.\C|;i,T lleglnnon,no hI'.ior Houses ami Farms . T' t» I * iiIII i i\ itri»l IM ni mi 2 1ltC.2 if.-i Ho a ill of iln* ( j* •Iitirnr* M*iii"Y TtIiI « ♦•" i. F>|o-iises I kporatloli of Poor Nnrilixvi-sl nirrier m Heel Ion K.OOO00 i'i .[»*■Iul h Wm Timl Houses amt Farms mi Th ree (3 ) df Townsh ip Tw en ty I ihi mi Alio Willin' Ataili lo I'nup'-rs I »».nl 1 «u) Koulh of llaiigi* Th irty of Jurni Ivi f*iiiiiliial Oulslili- of f'lior Houses 1,000 00 I 1 311) Cast, r un .Nnrill *3 degree s »' Ml'l, Iaf«||« ♦V lllli! yl|l*•II4** Coroner's Imiuesls: l-Ve- of |'«*t [uii l o t : (lienee Hoillli 5 ^ ml*, \«il| be received runs and collector sent ltd) for payment. !lc n line ,7c u lim­ itne i line i m |v I BY TAYLOB 1on.no IV ucp 4'o unn |IHI OH S: i •**■» r«i hnSuf »*f J iiv lll'SSI s 2 uii. on lu -a u l ly tlMlilIrtea: l-’ ees of nHr r m irl •on On ^,,1 ur\ #»f l*rnl»nfinn iiffli-cis anil C ommlllei-s ........i •tff lr r f i Kli 1 1'itiury ami Pr liiHaa: ufm.no Hen rul Hlalioiuiry Srihir> nf J o l h r ........ 1 lllanlls el r *‘ |i* rll|t I >f fir* r*< It. fi.nl Hooka ! , IMIU.IIO | ns.l'jii mi T.dal Adve rtising Iteqmri-d 111 ••v ni - > im i i •* County I.UOO.nu p <)-||| • o-t.-i Ijim amt Puld for liy I Mi | l Ml. m : u i x i t i .i : c n i x t x Com mlssinus Paid to IlfTloii' WarI'll) ill••IIt ul riiiu.mi fleers: T a x Assessor 9.500,110 r« n* • T a x C.illevior , - * •vun-nl of Ir'i.r-'i * iCu'-'i (•00011011 lo Hospital 1. 2 0 a.oa i.ymrnt ou I'uaitty Hoiu*' I.HUI.OO Clerk Circuit Court. Itt-dord••pal rili I Ion NViv Cuni Irl Camp C.fOIO.liu Ina and Oenerat Court Mill an Work Uvpt psi-s of Primary Klirtlon COU.OU Tot ul 119.710.00 T u t -i i: * t i x i x t i j i i n x i ' i A M i * i i h a i .t i i c. s t h i x T ) : h i* k x p k v s i s iiiix h m i l . sF .M IM H .lt. • (•« XT* ... uu tSilUll IOI m i imiiMii: f i mi Hlflri-rs. Jurors uml ll'll- a r\ u ■ ileii 0 -'-H -■ c NO-NO -IWR GILTEOGE-J: Didn't MEAN TO K eep YOO WAITING AT YOUR Oll)B LAST Nl 6«tT— MR r OUTSIDE- o u r PHONE HAS BEEN OUT OF ORDER A U DAY e u r K B S A Y S IT'LL. B E FtYED IN AN HOUR OR 6 0 • van s w w n g e n y ifin T e o m y RDVtCE ON A B ia RAILROAD M ERGER AN D X- WAS D ETAtNPO —YtfH ftT ? C « . •sure - tomorrow G'BY e t th en tfCNRH, X. JUST A(GT A TELCPHCHC UN£-A\nN ? 3 J , a A at a. u s.e*t,orr.l —_ . q im > ut xtA >ta.;ct.jacj gat: lira of ItuMil Sain rill- ' m'ide mi at 1: xpeiise* degree * uml forty mlituirs XVssi X2H leel . llienrr XX'i I 21. j fe e l . I lienee North *u 1.5 (eel lo Hie liegliiiilng: AI.HU itX C K IT I’ l'inllirnclfl t ill Hie XXesl G u ar . nr Heellun corner of Heellnn Three 131 *'» ToWlisIltp T W r n I) i2'f) Houlh " f Itange Thirty 1 ; o i Uusl In Hi-niliinli- County. Htiiie of Fl.ii'ldn. rumitng thein'e Fust <1*1.5 fij-l linin'., solllli 31 I'egrees Hfl'l 5U mlllllte* XX'esl ir.; :i fe. i 10 poiui of heKinning. Itunnins linin'*' Houlh 31 d**L ( PI'S and 30 mllltltc* XX'eel fcil li e l ; (In nee ruirlh till de gree * mol 311 minute* 'Vest I fill feel in ilii Hlmre of Pine laiku. I.f.iia,no li-titlrnlH and O verseer* I I . smiiiiii , •e,|.,| (3,10(1.00 I aid to I' iioi*' I'umju e-Jnu i rs fur Huai! In*pi-eilon fsii.im |o ' l i x i c r i ' n i : \ i *f. x x i : s M i m i F . i i * I*-Ul to o t h e r IV i * nits for I'UXSIIIX I T M l SF.MIMII.I-; Ipi-oi In-io-i :lpn iiiiiiiii 1 in x'l'x f m i » l r u * l . 1* and XlHio**unuee of II |r‘* |, iiHpn 31 f.llll Oil llnad- ■■iiii llrlilsr* I - - t i i i » t i *ii i * v |»i■\ s i : o u n til iisl of alaierlnl I 1.151 "i* I mi X It si M< I Mi l-'l Xl» XF.XII- i od .eltlner)', 11*1 X "*t; I III X'l V I unisi |i». « if. lt !('.(|||s $ *0 6lll| (Ml i i . n i n •P.itd mr Free l.nhor, (nln r I'lymelil of 1ii|ire»l l33.TI0.li1* T l i - u flunrds I57iil.un Pay of Convict tiunrds J.6SHno Tula I *113.710.(10 I . , dim- and Cure, o f Cun'. ' li. •'“ ».. 1 tier.*min1*1 r * ol>—ll 111 -1 vlrts ou liond* * mi H" III.. Clerk I l f III! Circuit Courl hr . |-Vri *men sunoni'ir*'C|cit In I111X1 llu' fiiregidlio e*l|. l l ’ayim-nis i n Account ,,( * I*' "N made I**' Ho- llanrd pil'i* i Hoad* llulli hj C imi cart $ 11, 1711.00 1Pll. ll In II m-w»|i-iner lo fill |I'. iviui n o oil Xeeomil nf I' unly h> on,. Insrrllon nnd ih-rl a j B ridg e i tiutli hy Cunf* >i>e Ikfrmf proper1*' i-erllf'cd I**1 11 ael ;>i;miferu-n rill'll III III! Comptroller of ■•»ld I " lli<*->r|oirti|ed C itie s ,1 ".-.1, . r 1" .— ill— , ' illld tutttis IU.3IH <10 linlie and Ordered la Hp.-cl«l *' t i:nsin. 11 lua 1,24ii.ua •Inn oil ll, Ho- m h duv of June X I, „ , Toi it | IU7.877 «« V. 1; l»(*l'H1.A*W I’ lre'i IXIm sIr Ilf i:t|irN«r* I'lor 1...I llonnl of County Com m issionI ui Oil are Fuud, XnuUsIc U u .11 »rf Stmlnol* County Fla Ho ..... NnrHnasi* rly along llie Ini" shore In u point xvhleli I* i,'. de-rrece and 31 mlnuicif XX’rsi I5u feel from the point of lie(. lairiliixr. Ihelice Houlh *5 ilegrio * :io,| au mlhule* Kw*l 150 feel to Iln* pollil of la irihhlhg. tXiliHMilIlia twe lit y - fix e huudredlhs of an m re. plore or h**s. Ih** I'Mim* lo In- lot numlo-r 12 of nines I of llu* ll#l -isle Heel Iftn nf I-netI Arhor. mol frnnUng on XVest r'rxsi .1 llrlx'e; AI.HD CXCF.IT I nl nooilwrid IS of ni'tCk 4 *'f Itel- fsir Million of xrliit I* geoi-rull) known u* laipli Arhor. desrrlhed a* follow*: From ll.*xx. *1 1 lunrii-r corner <>f Hcrilnn 3 of Township !» Hnitlh of li.-m1,1 30 Fast. Ih l4"inll*ute Coualy. HIixIe uf Florida running |l)cue*i Cast C51.5 feel lo Iron pip; Cu-neii South 31 degree s and | mlnules xve I 3H7,21 f e e l (h enre oil a 12 degree apd 12 liiluui.curve l<* l**fl |CX I' feel lo (tie point of heglnilllXg 1111111>•••- I lie lira oil the 1! d e ­ gre e mid' If mluuie i-urvu 1 •> *. f| v ; fe.-l lo J* it c then,'■* on » !< degren curve lo ih * right t i n t ( t a t ; than*.* i ____ M E Y E R BOTH [METYER. BOTH SERVICE Phone 118 & � 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 12, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 12, 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 12, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b74e204183cbea962793c70d24db6110.pdf c605fbcc0bc513a42a5440011dd28c42 PDF Text Text / 1 YOUR n e w s p a p e r TH E WBATHER jhii^hojl in Ploridn’s Heart world’s Greatest VcRetnblc fttion. Its Richest Garden Land p l K NO. X V IL, [e-Sixth Lopped ff On Salaries Portly cloudy tonight; Sunday locnl thundorahowers. Leased Wire International News Service Secretary Mellon Is Lauded By Lewis luction InThcOpcriting Cost Equals 3,905 W ith A $500 Slash On Light Bill 7|(1 YORK, I’A., Aug. 13. (IN S) China the not'd fur n "sane, snfo Mini conservative mnn” n--> the Ruptihlunn presidential can­ didate in ID28, State Treasurer Snimud s. Lewis today issued n itntemont at his homo here lauding AndreiV W. Mellon, sec­ retary of the treasury, as the most outstanding possibility. Lewis, widely known in politics, directed the campaign for the W. L-Mellon candidates in cen­ tral Pennsylvania during the last state campaign, he is the first leader to come out with a presidential preference. PRKPARATIONSGO ON FOR START OF dolf : p l a n e r a c e SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1927. BALL ASSERTS Race Prejudice Used By CINEMAS TAKE Pittman’s Friends In North CABALPR0JEC1 To Aid Him In Legal Battle\INTENSE PROBE FROM JUSTICE WILL BE BOON The story of how race pre^n-i succeeded in carrying his nppcnl dice has been employed in raising |,„ ^|)(, |.'|ar|ljn supreme court, funds with which to carry on the Mr. Evans said that in an effort fight liy which Robert C Pittman, M em ber O f BoardH opesScnH mvicted slayer of L. P. Hilton, to counteract the story ond to Complaints Against Movie In­ dustry Charge llnfair Trade Hole County W ill Endorse' hopes to escape the electric chair, , t)„, .solicitation of suhscripPractices And Justice l)clions, he turned over to liiH inform­ “Most ns .‘ "'i1 to T,u* nrrn,‘l ^ r«*. i /, Constructive * i t» * rM 1’rojecl Tr rank Kvans, county commiSBioner, pdrtnient Enlarges Inquiry er, newspaper accounts of tho crime 1hat Could He Undertaken I•who • • — lias recently returned from ml in turn the papers sent to vnr' Boston where n Inrge sum of money s negro rluirchbs and lodges Matter May Come Project Is Approved has been contributed to nid t h c ,ll’U where Pittman's cause was being Sanford murderer. As a result of his efTo Next Congress By Noted Engineer The matter came to tho ntten- championed. that ______ tion of Mr KvnnA through n negro ■fot a, Mr.. Evans . . believed , . , lira ... Diint'liits S t o v e s Tlllnlis lm- • ........ . the S -n to .'f c v " " W X & NUMBER 293 Member Audit Ilureau Of Circulations S m J'' Move Made To ( lose Picture - 1—-tun i. . 1-^ . Portugese Revolt Is Nipped In Bud REDS’ FRIENDS f WORRIED OVER THEIR HEALTH _____ : LISRON, Aug. 13. (IN S )— With three revolutionary ring­ leaders In prison today, tho dic­ tatorship of General Carmona or Portugal had nppnrently safely passed through another attempt at Its overthrow,including n bold ” *<•'.. attempt to assassinate General I Cnrmonn himself. Arincnto, n revolutionary, and two compan­ Sacco Refuses Meals ions slipped their way by two For Twenty-EigMh army officers, forced their way into General Carmona’s home Day O f His Hunger nnd presented demands for a re­ Strike; Grows W eak organization of tho government nnd the constitution of n new cabinet When General Carmona refused the demand-, Armento drew n revolver nnd fired four shots, one of which wotinded Captain Costa, secretary of the minister of finance. General Car Takes Food But .Sings monn leaped upon Armento ami disarmed him, while the dicta­ And A t Times Tears tor's associates disarmed Armento's companions. A guard of Clothes From Body soldier* wn* called nnd the rH>I els were taken to prison. BOSTON. Aug. 13. (INS) — Whi l e Vanzetti \ Appears Insane nrnvonnmf w ill it.. iv „ „ m man that money was being raised ' u it not stoppui »ntireiy. Theaters Atul Other Amuse­ !., .. ’ . . . * . . ' in churches and lodges where the Arcording to Mr. Evans several ment Resorts On Sundays In E v ery o n e A n n illirilN on c K(ory wnK i,PjIur tolti thnt Pittman pii'minciit negro ministers visited iny City Employees -------- 'was l-eing -railroaded to' tho elec- [him after his revelation of the facts WASHINGTON, Aug. 13. (IN S) pismisrcd In Order Calling attention of Seminob* trie chair because he was in U place in the morder, nnd offered this —Stimulated by complaints chnrg County citizens to the approaching1where a “negro didn't have n praise to .Sanford ns a law-abiding ing unfair trade practices, tho Do JelpCutExpense election to decide whether Semi- chanic." According to .Mr. Evans, < inmunity where a negro could oh- pertinent of Justice today widened j Hole and Hrevnrd counties shall the money was being solicited on tain a fair trinl.One of the negroes tho scope of investigation of tho sh result of the City Corn­ float a bond issue of $1,250,001) to this appeal nnd the negroes who Mr. Evans said addressed him ns moving picture industry to include Friends of Nieoln S acco and ell's actions in approving Deaths Of -Three enfranis In ronstruet the proposed St, John*- contributed believed that tiro story follows: virtually every phase of the busi­ Bartolomeo Vanzetti today came from reliable sources. "We are glad to lenrn the t ruth Indian river canal, .1. G. Rail to­ ness. Three Days Fall To Dampen untmemla Lions of City expressed grave concern oyer The story that wns told to the ncof the slaying. We are glad to emphasized the importance of In connection with the Govern­ Ardor Of Thnse Participa­ day the physical condition o f th e linger W. B. Williams, the the Waterway to the growth and gr«cs, according to Mr. Evans, w a s'know that Sanford is n place where ment's probe it was learned thnt former and the mental condi­ ting In ?:Lr».000.00 Flight development of this county and this that n white man owed Pittman $50 !u negro does have a chance. After jratiiiir cost of the city govthe study of Hie movie industry tion of tho latter. . nnd when the negro went to collect reading the neount of the murder, may section of the state. Imcnt has been slashed to come before congress in the Sacco waved away break­ it. the whlt0 man became enraged.we could not have found fault if The canal election, which comes .exten t o f n e a rly ifd.GOO pur MUNICIPAL a i r p o r t . OAK|winter along with the renewed fast ns he began Ute twenty!»(tore the people on next Tuesday, nnd drew his gun where upon Pitt- j mob violence hail prevailed. How- ' ‘ , , * ,m,i„nili censorshi Bel sorship lntl*, a cco rd in g to fig u r e s LAND, < alif.. Aug. i:i.—( I n s ) disTric eighth day of his hunger v■ . as described by Mr. Rail as the mnn fired in s, If defense. This ac-Jever. w0 believe the fair trial is a « ‘t a ,0 " ,r , ' J.V0^ ' th J district |en out th is m o rn in g by W . npsi‘“ ' ungic ‘lonV'8 ° r most constructive project thutSm m t of the rlnying, Mr. Evans de*,fm«- tribute to the law-abiding citi- "J.’ rColumbia, " iimliiil strike at state’s prison. _lpof forciblc feeding [Williams. The reductions i aviator* entered in the $35,000 (-out,! I,,, undertaken by Seminole dared, brought much money nnd it zen i i f Sanford and we are proud WUnnn’s D a u R h tcr Iftrum cnt* for Following the federal trade com­ Dole prise air race to Honolulu, WtHMlrnw C, unty and declared that when 'wns used recently when Pittman to know the fact." iiM iiin hy tho nsttul method uro remjy l announced after the Commismission's order to prevent alleged Sititl To Be Member ( I f (»r- ant, wi„ UPr(| whcn tho prison-; . i Jindii'onfcrrcd almost daily for l icparalii-ns for the start of the ..... trucled the Waterway would unfair trade practices by the Fam­ I rove a boon to commercial an l ganizntion Which " ill Ik" . r’a strongth cumplet^ly fail*- Socepoch marathon at noon Tuesday, ous I’taycrs-Lasky Corporation Ink on the matter. industrial interests in tliis sc lion were going forward at feverish vntTime To snvln,, H e*. ThI't certain reform element.; are de­ I he figures submitted by Mr. of the state. The need for the can­ manding consideration of tho he will do so if forcible feeding i* Liam* show a reduction of ?•(,- pore today. al has long been felt, Mr. Hull as­ national censorship law. BOSTON, Aug. 13.— ( INS) former serted, and now that the oppor­ started. I xi h i actual operating expenses { Arthur V. Rodgers, The proposed District of Colum­ Developments b‘ the world-fam­ Sncco went 31 days without food approximately $500 that has j HrUlsh army flyer, in tin latent tunity has been presented for bia blue law, which advocates hope ous Sncco-Vnnzcttl case ennm Seminole County citi.'. during a former hunger strike, lie the In tut from the street lighting I entrant, to l.e “scratched" by to set up ns a model for the rest jiicss their wishes in tb thick and fast today. wns examined by alienists nnd sent Lent. Tho City Manager .un- grim ........... .. When his tandem- he feels that no more time should of thu country, would close movie reaper. Members of the provincotown to the stnte insnno hospital at ,ncul that the sum of mot,t.m | monoplane crashed at Los bo lost on tliis nil-important Issue, j theatres ns well nB other commer­ iiwviils u slash of $2,1C.)..10 in ' . , cial amusement resorts on Sunday. art colony, mado up of sonic of Bridgewater, being released from "I hope thnt every freeholder m-vnvnu'i | various executive departments Angeles yestercaj during a tnal FnwbovM From Neighborhood Through the censorship reformera the best known writers, painters, that institution some weeks later $1,110.00 in the maintenance flight, he became the third victim in this county will pass judgment With B,|,,el Mm.nc| Back Of Aro Wc|come B 1.1 Smlcly srek to purify the movies nnd to ports, playwrights and rritlcH in as cured. ; " ftrvets, bridges, parks, public in as many days. Three plftnes oa the question next Tuesday," l.efl Lttr A fltr Hot Ar$,u. , Cily .... .. .. Are . .. ing about a rigid federal con­ the country opened headquarters Vanzetti Iwgnn to tuko some sol­ \nil Folks Kept. , hi [Mings, athletic field, sewers and l ave beeir smashed during the tri­ said Mr. Rail, "and it is my am­ trol oT tho industry. imntOti Rum L miinfiCrnl't id food today. A fter drinking » I It ion to see the project heartily on n new defense committee In uit cup of beef ten, a rup oi coffee mid Awav Bv ( ’ordnn Of Gtinrds cualks. Itusiiicss niethod-t of exhibitors, als. endorsed so that there may be no Ih» announcement of tin* City dirtrfbutdrs. producers and even exclusive Beacon Hill hotel for tho a glnss of ndlk, lie ate with relish MIAMI REACH, Fla., Aug. 13. Lieutenant George D. Cnvi-ll nnd doubt as to bow Seminole people finger said that many employIIICII RIVER, /Itu., Aug. 12.— individual stars have been placed purpose of launching a nntion-wldo n sllcu of bread nnd n “hot dog haw been dismissed und each R. S. Waggoner were killed at feel about something wliii h will — (IN S )— Harry Rooth, 3‘A whose do more good or tbi-> section than (INS)(’rushing tho gates in tho under the official x-ray of movie drive to hava President Coolidge Prifpn officials denied empUnti* wnv Lody wn - found floating in the bay putnicnt is now operated with point Lunin while on their tally that Vanzetti wns "going mergers, business practices in re­ any other project thnt liiij, been I ere to enter the flight nnd James foothills of tho Itcuky Mountain^, lation to trade restraint und un­ Intervene by opening tho depart­ mad" ns reported by “FIs friend*. Imro last nigl t with a bullet hole •nnnllest number of people pos­ proposed for years.’ lack of bis left ear. was killed when- the Prince af Wales ceases fair competition nnd alleged lib ment of justice records to show, it These friends declared that vanit? to give the efficiency that hi L. Griffin nnd Ids navigator, Ted Mr. Rail called attention to a ' ’I bur-Jilny rvenh .. customs of- i Vuircl. riiosc who remain on the Lundgien, narrowly escaped death loyalty nnd Incomes a sintplo gal combinations of exhibitors arc wua said, Hint Nicola Hncco nnd zrtti has lwen showing hplluelna I h«’ Herald i jcers in a fight \vii|i rum runner--. |) payroll* have had thoii •ur­ Thursday when their plane fell in­ communication to Bartolomeo Vanzetti suffered at tlons at times, on one ocCaalw 'lancher, is not Hi* easiest game under verutlny. written by Rliincluis V. Sli pin ns, according in Janies Willis nnd in Mu- world. Then is no such thing i reduced one-sixth of the former to San Francisco Ray. their murder trial because or shouting thnt he was ready to ‘1euci . Fpeciui agents aro said to hava Addfliunnl precautions were be­ famous, engineer of New Yoil., who II: rry RinilLr. who were questioned ... gate I jTi ... 'Ibis reduction has been tlm march to eternity" and thnt on 'ilr«t ’-oee-xary lilinc wer-ary around bvt-i,r l.cAV th Hollywood, New York their rndicnl beliefs. lit .it t ily endorsed M ucanal und today by i'i> i e. * the rest of the civv country they and Other movie centers. They aro ..Itj into effect front the City ing taken here today against uithe night of the scheduled electro­ Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter Rooth was ntrehnnlc on a boat meet __ ^ _ at the (oor and ask you expected to submit repurts to A t­ of the Into president, who led tho cution lie toro somo of his clothes Laccr tu.tlie.sm nll-st paid er* ji.vy-t.i'M e fc/bnt cruwd expected described it as or "vital Import­ you when the fliers takeoff for tin* ance to the entire slate." Mr. oj a rated I*;. W illi:. who is raid to ,, mo l ight in. Hit at tho "E . P ," |pc, (Be announcement said. from his body. Somo of his : npervised have Im-cii cm'iiced in running h- th,.y meet yon ns you cross the torney General Sargent noon upon movement which resulted In her friends were talking of asking for islands. Lines were set back fur­ Stephens, who has .pile the fact that the expense which will be based the future act father's intervention In the cele­ same of New York’s largest cou­ maintaining the Municipal (Jolt ther from the runway nnd police­ rt met ion projects, pro: ident of the qiir.*r. Willis stated that the boat i,,-,,(,lc and ask ym to step right ion of the department. brated Mooney case was said to un examination by nllcnlsts. was at la: Led from shore by the out again. Jura- wns recently reduced con- men will bo stationed about every American While the condition of the two Several branches of tho movi- be a member of the Sacco-Vanzctti Industries Engineer When tl Prim** of Wale* drop- industry bnvo entered complaints committee, organized by Walter tllie Red slayer* of a South Hminptnbly, a further slash was or­ 20 fuel on the spectators side of Company. Mr. Stephens' views on two of fit 1 1 - tortly Uofore mid t },,. fnnfnrc of reception! and against oilier divisions. While ex­ Liggett, art colony member. al, me cut representing $0- a the field. treo paymaster and liis guard was tho canal Mr. Run said, evprcss night, arid wlirii hist companion Altmgli certificates of ipialif- the sentiments of the canal board disap|Niaici| ova r tb*' gun whale, retired to the foothills for a few hibitors have inserted to depart­ Itk a<cording to the report. 'I he Undisturbed by the fuel that the at trailing wide attention, plana jt \ta: $180 and this figure was ii*.itio:i will not be placed in the and Mr. Rail hopes that Mm letter after Id shots lm-1 been fired, he days rest, lm closej tho «|oor Re­ ment officials that the distributors Boston police broke up their meet­ were afoot to attempt to secure t<» ?1 IK upon recommendation hands <T tho aviators until just I <•­ was read by every sub crilier of did not know that It •had been fat- hind him and hung up a "keep linve combined to dictate prices and ing last................ from Governor Alvin T, Fuller an _ four Sunday,_ arresting ' ally wounded and IIAiugh perhaps onl" sign. fore noon Tuesday, Lieut. R. II. Tho Herald. the City Manager. programs, the distributors now al­ men us Abe speakers attempted to oxtention of tho present respite, ho escaped. which ends Aug. the United Ventures into the nci rlibor- leged thnt the theatre owners and H |lhe police department has been Wyutt, representing MHil 11 Governor AK an T. 1-uller .................... ” .22, or commuta* . assail “ Mr. Stephens’ position ns an nro not viewed Miles agencies. Imod of tinE. I', Willis declared lip did not have nnd trial Judge Webster Thayer, tion of sentence to life imprisonlouwi from 1* to 14 men, mak- States department of commerce, engineer anil his knowledge of tb-i . , / , *,* ____ [ju saving of $501) und reductions department of aeronautics, has as­ SU Johns River ntbl emphasis to'.nny liquor abonnl. .Smith told p<d- with cordiality. Venturini; alone The justice dcpnrlmont is ncllng the original Succo-Vanzetti defense ment. trni independently of Ihe federal trud'J committee announced a "final pro­ I salaries amounts to $1184.114 per sured four pilots thnt they linve bis statements," Mr. Rail declared. ice I e was parked i" «r the bay |into tho Domain from tb - trail Even if proceedings fall in tha licers approached ; tho International News Servic-I! ......(mission. The latter lias consid­ test meeting" for tomorrow after* state supreme court next Tuesday, |onth. With tiie above reduction convinced thd government they are Mr. Stephens wns born in Jnek- when »u:iti..nh hiir.' und i-idereil hint to leave, lie correspondent t-urlod round tho ered u general investigation of tho noon. Efforts by tliis committee, tlu» legal defense forces of Sacco fone tliis department will ho con pi tent t > undertake the air .(-nvilK- and. rccclveil Id earlier turned oil th.- Icli-.s of Ids car. |trees, hurled his flivver through lit ipporting, Mr. Williams voyage. education in that city. He is "* when the bout carrying Booth nnd thu tumlding bronk that bounds movio industry, but is seeking to to obtain a public ball failed. Out- j nml Vulizctti appeared hopeful of avoid a wide-spread probe by ar­ door meeting pinna were balked again presenting tho case for action tt«l. Lieut. Dc.'inct II. Griffitx of Rur- graduate of Georgia lecli and also ranch buildings to tbo north, ranging voluntary agreements n- too .when Mayor Malcolm Nichols in the United States court, npd_for nnd Major of Boston .School of Technology. Willis appeared in the light. Iloithc 1 No men were dismissed from the tlcsville, Oklahoma, hiH. »«>.*■ lights foff nn'l cm "0 mi.ng producers, distributors nml suspended a Boston common per­ this reason a now respite would In department but the solury i ; • Livingston Irving of Hcrkclcy were A. prrMnt h» I. Inionfi'rcncevvUI, . . . f ‘ »™ M '11J & ho neoded. exhibitors to end trade practices mit. Ittii.ic, will amount to $150.S “i-kaycd" yesterday. GoviTnur Hyrd o f VirRintn in c.ni-| i'»il '' ‘ " "" J |,y lnyn] liii>luic.n the prllirt Defense Attorney Arthur D. Hill, The old committee wus said to ncction with an Imnien e drainage over tlm lead, by .-ffu-i-rs. lie Iof Wales and Prince George, steam­ to which objection baa been made. pthou h tho question of library A general meeting of the var­ lm winking In entire harmony with mill his assistants today cantered claims. It ration has not been settled fm­ Europe And Bremen project in that state. ing nml perspiring "Vur Ihe task of ious movie intercats Is expected their work in preparing for argu­ *>,, Mi Williams sold the expenIn bis letter to Tin- Herald, Mr. loading river bed gravel into a to be held in Washington soon at Hu- ti»w. lender:; of tho new wing ments before tho full bench of tha "KIN G " ACCUSES W IFE xitii: that p r r - ir i of wealth nnd |s w-.'ild lie reduced to the extent Postpone FI i g li t On Stephens aniil in part, "the pro­ farm wagon by tho shovclfull. tlh3.:i4 per month. Tliis is repDressed in bluo raneb shirts, old which a "gentleman’s agreement se c d pri mlnenco wi re being en- state supreme court on Tuesday on posed improvement will benefit Account Of S t o r m s that Kaecn and Vnn- hills of exceptions to trial. Judge tCuntinued On Pago Three) ST. JO SE P H , Mich., Aug. 13, trousers and pull-overs the Princes in end the disputes will Ihj pro­ R.frd l> i everyone nml hurt no one. 1 hu (Continued On-Page F ire) 7,. 111 i i ’d ii foie t 'i 'J that a new posed. (IN S )—“King" Benjamin Purnell, tt'ontinued oil Png" Three) general expansion of ugrlciilluro respite probably would bo asked DIIKIIER A PPEA LS li-. dt-r of the Imii e of David, to­ DESSAU, Germany* Aug. 1-*industry and lor ino •• certain in ordei tlml ail b*gn! Hlep < eould ir, CHINESE EXECUTED (IN S) —Owing to i'port <>f lorm In I cin-fil the rnilrooik <-vi-n though day nun i*I Ida wife, “Queen" j„. taken to bring tbla about. After I KLIN, La.. Aug. 13. — over the Atlantic, the Imp "ff Mu- much more water freight in car­ Mary Purnell, nnd her alleged cot n visit to the celln of the two pris­ SS) An appeal t' the slate nu- Junkers plane i Europn atjilRremeii sort, Fram i Thorpe, cult business SHANGHAI, Aug. ' I.—(IN S )— oners today Dr. Mcljiughlin said rmo court was planned tcxlay for Now York wns pn ipom-d l"- ried. "A t the present moment we are munngnr of a plot t" “starve" lum Execution " f 40 Cl Inoao labor that both men were rational. lawyers for Or. Thomas E. dav. The airplanes were l» _baye niid get control of the colony. lenders affiliated with the commun­ Inihu and Mrs. Ada Le Roeiif, started on tho tmr*-iserin riiglit at work to interest some large Narco was engaged In the twen­ ist faction of the Kuomintnng lb* wci sentenced to dio on too Ijctween (> anil 7 o'clock this even­ capital in Sanford and we know ty.eighth day of Ills hunger strike. DEVAST \TING II.ML (Cantonese party) at Kiuklang LUmh lute yesterday for the mm- ing. The pilots hope tb'-y can get of nothing thnt will have a grentRobert J . Holly Sr„ and L . C. "When are you going to cat? PARIS, Aug. 13.— ( I N S ) - A mid the suppression of labor uni r encouraging influence than t ie ir i.f p woman's husband. B.-l,out, secretary of the Seminole SPRIN G FIELD , Muss.. Aug. 13. jbns nt that place on the chargo fresh controversy between Ghnrln* Asked Dr. McLaughlin. away tomorrow, but R 1 unecr- announcement that the people vot­ "Not yet," replied Sncco, “ I don't C'-unVy Chamber of Commerce, tain, owing to the vngarie . f tlm ed unanimously to make the St. — (IN S) -Sweeping up tho Con­ they were reil organizations, wero A. Levine, American trnn-AUanthnvo been named by tho County nUORCE Hl IT FILED reported in Chirtese messages from ic fiver, nnd bis French ; Hot, Mauwant to do it.' weather. Johns u through marine highway necticut River valley in tlm hi-nrt Commissioners to arrange n coun­ Kiukinng to-day. . nf the tobacco belt, n terrific hail ilco Hrrahln, inndr It uncertain toDr. McLaughlin nnoted the say­ The postponement of the take­ ai the earliest possible dntc. exhibit nt the Central Florida LOUT MYERS, Aug. 13.— (IN S) nnd wind storm 1'iiay did damage ibiy v/hen the mnnoplnne Columlim ing Oh " ii healthy mind and healthy ty Exposition which will he held In The Ft. Johns River is the estimated at $100,000 to tho to­ -Asking thu court for a full dl- off caused great . . .disappointment . . . HANK CAftlllBH HELD w-.iilif hop at lz« B-mri.et for the hody," Siuno, who had liecn readofficials ....... — • ,, . i 1 1 1 1„ Orlando Feb. 21-25. The exposl­ («<■ OI. the grounds that her hus- Jo the airmen, off ri ls "ff the •«' JJnn'" "Main Street" of Florida but unD. bacco crop. • United R ates. ing as he lay on Ills cot. laid nt» j j on wj|| |nchulo exhibit* fr<mi i-mntcd to tuko her life kers ( ompnny ami the big aimy the connections with the Indian lui'l nUi-mpted to tuko Some of the French ncwspujiers CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 13. book down and smiled faintly, no |„„ny communities in Orange coun|) culling her tlirout, Mrs. Mamie journalists and photographers, as River nnd the Ear.t Const cities is Denying that his bank accounts l ave begun to make JestH over v/n8 visably wenk but not> In u ACTOR BANKRUPT ajj| !ion to thbse from Clenithan, filed a petition here well as to the big crowd of visitors made the St. Johns will be n were abort, and expressing n wil- the continued delays of Levine's state of collnpse. ninny nearby counties compris­ ainst Harney Me Clonithun, a from all port; of Germany. I* or <|rnd etui street, useful only from 4H hours nvintion enthusiast have one direction. NEW YORK, Aug. 13. (INS) llngneas to waive extradition and piano duo to disputes with Drouing tho central section of this |.miter yard mechanic. William Favcrshnm, English return t" his former home, Jack Idn. been gathering hero overcrow ding ' „ , state. New Yorkers [’ leased Many French n iriy n believe that actor, today filed a petition of M. Patterson, former bank cashier nil the hotels and boarding houses. <(l |FT I'REVAII.S The exhibition la being financed . <1 It W o o l> SINKING bankruptcy in tho United States of Union, Neb., today wns being Dloudonna Coslo, tho Frcnrli army W i t h liOcal Outlook hy Orungu county, the cost of the advice nwuiting assets or , held by police flyer st-vida the best chance of COMMISSION EXTENDED booths to lie borne by tho several NEW YORK, Aug. 13. — district court here. No hWOSSO, Mich., Aug. 13— (IN from Nebraska officials. making the first non-stop flight liabilities wero given. Dr. John M. Ie»re and Waller W. I counties. Cnsh prizes, ribbons and Through thu pricking of the specu­ M—James Oliver Curwood, well from France to New York. His Captain, wealthy bmyncs* men of cups will be uwurded by Orange WASHINGTON. Aug. 13 ,( I NS) M " uuthcr. Still clung tcnac- —The M ex ica n - Amerirnn General lative bubble this week wns due plane is undergoing final overhaul­ New Y«irk, were visitors in thin county. Rnymcr Mugulre, promi­ -dy today. Curwood has j • »<>• to i" life me loony, curwvuu •>-. ' (.(,inmiss|ont pstablhhed in largely to technical stoe ing nt Villacotlliiay an«l will bo city on Wednesday und went away nent Orlando attorney, ha* been |Un tn!.mg for two days follow' r tj,c payne-Wnrren conditions rather I linn ready to start in u day or two, at. confirmed boosters for Sanford, elected to head the exposition 1023 k bru-f rally caused by a blood ; ^ , ^ 1 . Van has had lim, It* its'life weather permitting. It is not un­ according to C, C, Chaffco who en­ which will have on its board of mo exten- und business developomonts )|H>ration. p-D. fusion operation. * 1,|,M period, financial district .display,-ed consid..a,,j for .w. u„ undetermined period curtain whether Coato will hop off tertained the inen on their short directors other Well known men of pending the negotiation of n new ernhto uncnsincss ns the market from Villncoullay or I^j Ilourget. stay here. It was their first visit to thnt city. " '/ ill-■ opened today, und the movement of MODERATE WINDS claims trenty, acting Secretary Capturing seven events while tn-p 3, Wallace Philips, swimmer. Mr. Holly and Mr. Bebout are al­ Leon Glvon, who wanted to Sanford und both men were very 25 Yd. Dash (breast stroke) start for New York yesterday in Castle of the State Department prices was somewhat confused. their opponents wore winning only ready nt work on preliminary [Wa s h in g t o n , Aug. i:t.— i i n s > announced today. exhibition. They five, Troop Three of Boy Scouts Won by troop 6, Bud Fum worth, his Furman "Blue Bird," found n favorably impressed, aecordlng to plans for tho IN FAN TILE PARALYSIS Mr. Chaffee. hope to have tho finest exhibit n Thursday won the bi-monthly oqu- swimmer. I M " r the south Atlantic coast leak in Ids gasoline tank and hud 25 Yd. Dash (buck stroke) won to put off the flight until repairs Dr. Ixiro nnd Mr. Cupitain visit­ every shown by this county. Both INCITING A RIOT utic meet from nt Stiver Lake (lur­ l ' ! ' winds will be moderate south­ NEW YORK, Aug. 13.— (IN S) ing tho summer months. M. C. Had­ by troop 3, Bernard 1-ake, swimmer. ran bo mode. If fair weather pre­ ed Sanford th-ough the in s t a n c ­ men pointed to tho publicity thnt 'd)' " 'e r south portion und northPlunge For Distance; es vt their friend, E. C. Miller is expected to bo derived from th© started the ST. CLAIRSVILLE, (».. Aug. 13. __Through the aid of a $75,000 dock, scoutmaster, I * 1 over north portion. Over tho Team 11 won by troop 3, Emmit vails off the coast and over the New York capitalist nml owner of exhibition. They are of tho opinion t culf the winds will be gentle __(IN S )— Four mcn'und two Vfuml fund raised by Franklin D. Roose­ swimmers and J . A. Reeves, scoutAtlantic (JiviM may get away to­ Sanford Grove. They left hero with that Semlmde County will receive 'triable. cn were under arrest here, chargee velt, former assistant secretary of muster, wrote the judges’ reports. Fox, sw’immer. Team 2 won by trap 3, Pete Hig­ morrow. the intention of returning next innumerable benefits fram joining with inciting u riot, and with «“■ the navy, 10 Texas victims of in­ Judges were: Mr. Tucker, Mr. gins, swimmer. , i winter with a view to -nuking fur­ tile exposition. snult with intent to kill, anil M”° fantile paralysis are to receive Cooper nnd Mr. Morris. ItAlLROAD PURCIIAKE GERMANS HOB OFF Distance under wnter swim; At least two attractive state ex­ ther study of Sanford. Knrh con­ In addition to u huge number affidavits were on file charging treatment at a sanitarium estabTeam 1 won by troop 5 George mukiug Investments , hibits will bo made at the ExpoaL , lished by tha foundation in (,f !>«ys there were niuny parent* WASHINGTON, Aug. 13. -— templates , BERLIN, Aug. 13.— (IN S) — Sheriff Hardesty with intoxication Springs, Gu. Two new me tion. In Septomber a meeting of tho I Tucker, swimmer. present nt, the water meet. Membhere, Mr. Chnffco said, I " K'.i tineck und his observer, while on duty, ns the result o, n ri­ rcstormg sorh. paralytics to In nlth i r4 of Trof j> Thm. wjth their Teum 2 won by troop 3, Pete Hig­ (IN S )—The seaboard air lino upboard of directors will convene to plied to the Interstate Commerce I "unt Solins, hopped o ff from here ot Into yesterday. perfect detail plans to insure the gins, swimmer. DRIVEN BACK CANTONESE scoutmaster spent the night in Commission today /for authority j 'r ( ' I gne tonight on the first complete success of the first an­ Fancy Diving, Plain. Swnn s camp. Many games were enjoyed to ncqulro the Georgia, Florida Si IN VESTIG ATI ON MA I)E o* Lkeir proposed flight from nual Central Florida Exposition, j n TORNADO SW EEPS CITY the'Jnck Knife: „ „ SHANGHAI, Aug. 13.— (IN S) before the boys retired for I " trhn to New York. Team 1 won by troop 3, Wallace Alubnmn railroad by purehnse of — Following n violent battle in night. its capital stock nnd by lease. CLA RISVILLE. Ohio. Aug. 1;'-* Philips, swimmer. PAYROLL ROBBERY GREAT REND, Kan., Aug. 13. which the Nationalists (Cantonese) Following is a list of the events (IN S )—-Despite the fact that '>AV FIGHT IN LONDON Team 2 won by troop 3, Pete _(IN S )—Several persons are re­ suffered 30,000 casualities and tho C(ll It I N I'.Y DELAYED und the winners: special deputies were on duty here Higgins, swimmer. NASHVILLE, Tcim.. Aug. 13.— Nurthurnern 0,000 casualities, thu - ported missing and « number in(IN S)—Two white men held up NEW YORK, Aug. 13.—(INS) today, n serious situation prevail­-'ju red at Hoisington, near here. In 15 Yd. Dash (free stylo) Won by 100-yd. Relay Race, i mon per SOUTHAMPTflN, Eng., Aug. former were driven back from ed here today, non and further troop 3, *Pete Bwimnier. nero uxiay, n n m .. out-,jur*d i * - - - ....... .i . . ,un» - ty irw j* .*, i-ic Higgins HWimnur. tram, 25 Yd. per man. won by the Carter Shoe Company payroll im Richard, America’s f«rc- od Ktirhrnsuy nccording to n Jannn 13. — (IN S)—Stormy wrntber rcnork here - r* Yd. DnHh (free Ktyle) won by troop G Marion Smith, l^wls Miirim-i-.oiiger-t today, escapuig with ’ *i?,orl* promoter, may stage breaks wero anticipated, as county!a rfflciaU and C«i. P .K . Conm-Jh.' f i today. «c . \\irl communl-jtnmp b. Marion Bmlth, swimmer. shall, Bud Farnwortli und Geo. air arc, oho will attempt to fly ese news agency dispatch from $3,(K)0. l,K:..°r - heavyweight championnext the-Ohio NuGunnl Gunrd contlnucil j railraa^drcUa. Mire comn j ^ yj ^ (fw# Wonby Tucker, swimmer*. America. ___ _ . — Nanking today, I. I* P1 in London ‘ I \-a*i*^10 fight --.**......... r r, it was learned today. froI ARTIST MEMBERS TAKE ACTION TO ASSIST RADICALS MIAMI MAN DIES PRIN CE IS JUST IN BATTIE WITH ONE OF THE ROYS E ' s i REVF.NI 'I? OFFICER WHEN AT RAWNCII French Press Jibe Levine On Account O f Fresh Delays 'hi.iustrbj Troop Three Of Sanford Hoy Scouts iWins Aquatic Meet At Si lver Lake Holly And Bebout To Arrange County Exhibit InFebruary �| THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY AUGUST \ 2. 1927._ f AGR RTX la . SANFORD T A K E S O PEN ER FROM SARASOZ rFfll FRKRIF paulino loses OLLIL IrnuDlC, T0 dulANEY ON I h ity, the noble profession of news paper critic no longer utten h these functions r f the fist for the FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE purpose of commenting on th< Tampa II; Miami 12. merits of the content; lie mud jwnd his gaze upon the performers Hanford 9; Sarasota B. Orlando 0; Ht. Petersburg 2. hells and, when nil i ; suddenly over ami the saddened tbr ig if Referee Award** Figlil To Jack being pushed out of .lieic, lie must INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Delaney Ai’n.r Iteapledly render his verdict us he raw it, il Rochester I ; Jersey City <» (DO. Syracuse 21; Newark 21. Warning Spanish I'ugilisI it all; Ibiffalo 7; Baltimore 4. Fair or foul? T' ronto 0; Reading 7. Hy Davis Walsh. Yes, we have another seething NEW YOKE, Aug. 12.— (IN S) ontroversy with us us this mornAMERICAN LEAGUE ShortstopanclMuna^cr —The rookie hull player, when ug an a result e f the Puulino-De- Philadelphia 4-0; Huston 0-2. told to go out and play right* field, nncy mutch at the Yankee stadium Lee Crowe Display naturally asked to he directed to nst night. Referee Jimmy Crowley Washington !!; New 5 <»rk 2 II B r i l l i a n t Fieldingr the position as he had never been .mid the fight ended in Delaney’s innings. Cleveland 2; Chicago 1. 10 in that particular hall park before favor on a foul in the seventh Features Of Contest and, judging by the vintage of •omul and today a lot of the crit- niiigs. Detroit li; St. Louis 2. that immortal chestnut, lie was c» were snying that it didn't, born about 50 years too soon. In rhls, hy the way, is the only mut­ NATIONAL LEAGUE this day a ll! age, he could have er of three short weeks since anBoston B; Philadelphia 4. been a referee of prize fights witl 'her referee declared that DempNew York 21; Brooklyn 2. nothing to do hut wonder when ey won from Sharkey on a knockChicago 2; Cincinnati o. >/•//• . the foul line v.us. lit in the seventh round and the St. Louis 2; Pittsburg 1. Of course, such high estate is re ritics said that lie lost oil n foul. Five Runs Are Scored versed tor only a favored few but SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Howcverj it goes as read when event thnl he failed to ipinl Spartanburg 9; Macon 4. he referee suy sit. Dempsey won In Sixth T o G i v e |in the ---— ————— ———————— ly a knockout, Delaney won on a Columbia ii; Knoxville I. Celery men Victory cutne home on Hil/atz' double. oul ami you cun prove it Dy the Greenville 2; Augusta 0. Illere Fergus relieved Withrow and eeord hook when it routes out Charlotte 8; Adiville 2. Many days have passed since retired the side. Their last two runs ’ext year. Meantime, it may he SOUTHERN LEAGUE a hall game has been played hero were given to them Dy the Celery- ossihle lo forget the incident and Halvatz New Orleans !»-*•: Memphis 0-0 such as the one seen on the local Feds in the seventh urn our attention to something (Second game 7 innings). diamond Thursday afternoon. There walked, Hurley singled to left am m.pnrtnnt. Atlanta Chattanooga 21. (cal­ was good and laid pitching mixed Dunbar allowed the Du11 to get The incident lust night, of in with some solid base hits and |through him and Halvatz continued nurse, had its element of import- led ill Kth). Birmingham B; Nashville 21. sparking piny ill the field. The to third, but us Hurley was rim­ '.n<o to liolh Delaney und I'uulinn (lie hall in time tc Other, ii«l scheduled. gome ended, h to fi, with the T ar. ers who. received , However, Mid, since the i|iieitlonalile blow toons on the short end of the score ,!u phiy »n Hurley. II ....... to My- •ccured in tile writer’s vision, he AMERICAN ASSOt I VTION _ \ and Willie Fergus on the pieusing pleasing T T .A ..l!!!A 'rLW the two men jockeyed around the vill venture lo state that it was a Kansas City B; Columbus 2. Mde of virfory. |>aso and finally when Hurley din ight punch that bruised Delaney’s Milwaukee 8; Toledo II. Cecil "P a " Friable and “ Rip" touch the sack he was called suf» igiits very severly. I'atilino had .Minneapolis B; Louisville I. Dunbar were the heroes of (lie day by Umpire Moore. This precipi­ leen warned at least twice before \ for it wus Dunbar who tied the tated an argument in which the en­ il.oiit. just t ndi a lack*of a nc.’urSOUTH EASTERN LEAGUE Preseiitlnx tint only set of Jewish icoip with his thrilling theft of tire Hanford Du11 club took purl am cy hut, at that the greatest puili Jacksonville 21; Wnyciossc 2. brothers ever owned hv a major home, while in the sixth with Dun toe two men «mi bases were complc •emed (o have been suffered hy Albany 12; Hiivaiinnh IL learue club— Amly ami Sydney bur again on Ixise Frishie knocked tely forgotten. (IIher scheduled game, rain. ‘e referee's sense of decorum. Cohen, properly of the New York the ball so far over Holder's head Hurley wont to third, no utlemp Otherwise, tile matter very well Giants Andy, nt top. Is playing on right that lie was able to score GOLF ENDURANCE being made to make a play on eitti mid have been overlooked witli In ibe International League this standing up. It wiih a powerful Halvatz scored from third uiit astir lo nil and favor toward none year, while Sydney, ju st oil (ho hit and one of the longest ever er of thdm. A lter the argumen WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 2 .— mi a fairly terrible light allowed Alabama campus. Is traveling seen here. Adams singled to center to scori o proceed to an uneventful eon-! * LS’S ) What is believed to ho a with the Giants. Frishie and Crowe wore the Hurley. Crowe then made a tusion. What there was of il w|l„ Inew golf emhirance record was hel.l fielding stars of thu game with sev­ Deittillfiil one-handed stub of Mar­ eral good plays to their credit, tin’s line drive to end the trouble ( ..... .............................. « j!s 3 J S * L S ' by Mr. Crowley himself. while "M idi” Riddle looked the Hurusola. ||e played g'df on the West I'oto"Lcggo," In* began shouting witli nine Park'Course from 4:210 A. M. iart of a big leaguer behind the Kirkwood, If The Credit Association is an or­ tlie opening bell and it wus the iat, the fifth inning lie made liuikc, Ih to '.CUP Inst night, stopping only ganized society for the prcvciitinn :i ll'hl Word he : aid before lie sent to drink two bottles ' f milk und a beautiful throw to second the Holder rf I nt i r a lly to Credit. Just Pay your Paulino to Ids corner. The rmn- rat two chocolate liars. catch Hurley, who wus attempt­ ! .Serial, .’lh inuiid in question was issued for hill uln n they’re due, and help to ing to stcul. IMiiiiiihIi, ef i lie benefit of Pnolimi exclusively HELEN WILLS ENTERED . Sanford tallied once in thu first Halva, ........... _2b p:.^iiit thin cruelty. I 2 and, us .i 11 nefjt, it wiih a great when Hokv jlleuxley singlei/ itmii.y, ,s The Sanford Credit Ass’n. Inc. hundiru,'. Unless the Unsipie is al­ FOREST HILLS. N. Y.. Aug. 12. through.short going to second •»» (Adams, I lowed lo get ill qloso for his body (IN S) With Helen Wills, Wima passed ball and scoring on Myers attaik, lie has no more chance with 'hlcdon champion, tn top form and single to center. The count was Mm tiii, p 2 fl ii II r. sharpslii\>tit than a goal bus ,.„t, M.d in both the singles und the tied in the fourth when lluiley with a rattlesiiuku. Paulino look a doubles, tlie team of women repre­ crossed up tile Tarpons' infield by 10 I Totals 37 B 13 "4 ICcononiirnl Kn j«»\ al»li*— well coaUd veneering all the wuy.1seating tlie United States is favorlaying down a pretty hunt and Beany laonard, riling with tlie',,| t,, defeat tlie llritisli tennis beating the Dull to first. Dunbar Sanfoi d AH R II PO .viIter, apparently r.aw no foul]stars in the fifth annual series of tripled to left when Kirkwood xllcazlcy, i f 1 2 >• II mu! seeiami to discredit his own'cup matches, beginning here to•i inisplnyed the ball and Hailey scor­ Meyer, 2I» 1 1 hearing when Crowley gave It iv'duy. •f (l 1 3 ed. A fter Frishie a 11 Fiddle II. Allen, i f nunrhing iu» his reason. Hetijai tin ii had gone out Manager Crowe gave !(''r„\V (, , ’ f 0 II 4 Crowe, cf TO MEN’S SINGLES 'mil thought that the action was the nignul for the theft of home Halley, II, 4 1 1 D* aken because Paulino failed to S K A S IIO U K , and ns Fitzpatrick started to wind Dutikui-, If 4 o 1 1 MADOW CLUB. SOUTHAMP­ Teak out of the clinches when or,, Up Dunbar sturted like an express Frlslde, ms M O U N T A IN S , 4 I 3 lered. For the Iw.'y with the hietisp- TON, N. Y., Aug. 12.— (IN S) train, startling the pitcher so Riddle, e 3 1 (1 li L A K KS 'il finally decided lo disregard Two Frenchmen and two Ameri­ badly that he threw high to Ad. Withrow, p 1 tl II 0 can's are in the running for the liese instructions whenever he had l| 1 1 II ams and Dunlmr scored, it wus a •Fergus, p riiursduy and Friday, Aug. IS beautiful piece of strategy. '•nth hands fret* and, through the Madow Club cup in tlie men’s sin­ it ml It), on (rains due to arrive Meyers, p I 0 1 II laid two ri.'Uitds, porristed in wlial- gles today in a tournament which The sixth wus Hanford’s big in­ Jacksonville, Friday, Aug. U* ug away at tho only game lie assumed rmae than ordinary im­ ning the Feds scoring five runs. ROUND TIMP FARE otitis 33 9 11 27 pel tuner because of the possible Dunbar was sufe on Hurley’s error x—Out hunting on third strike. knew, lli/wever, the rnlidv I pundi meeting between (lie great French ; rent on tlie chin in the sixth arc, Rene La Conte, and tlie Anicri. 1 after Hailey wus out. Frishie scor­ Score Dy innings: ed both Dunhur and himself with Saraik In 201 000 200 - B round. Hut it was tc referee’s eliin. can tennis luminary, William T . 1 After it was all over, Ivte Tilth'll 2nd, of Pliilatlelpliiu. his long home run to right. Marlin Sanford 100 .20.7 01 x— manuger i/f Delaney, then was called to relieve Fitz-| Summary: Home run: Frishie. Reilly, prang into action with tin- hitter's TO Patrick. KlJdle struck but, hut Three base hits, Dunlmr. Two lutsi Fergus singled, and went to third hits: Hulvu. Stolen buses: Burke, •up in his Imnd. How it got there S2;t.fi‘t Allapass, N,. <!.. as Ueuzley singled, Hcuzlcy stole Holder, Hcuzlcy, Allen 2; Dunlmr, »o <|uiekly possibly never can lie stubbed tile basque witli llis left, 20.41 Anderson, S.. C. his atlond. Myers singled to right Meyer. Ilils: off Withrow 7 in 2 xpluined, new tlin’j Hurry Iio j I­ and ever and a turn crossed 23.011 Ahltlord, N. U. •coring Fergus und Ueuzley My­ 2-21 innings; Fergus B in B 1.21 in ni in dead. Quite so, Wutxon; tin* i ight lo tlie body und head. Ilu | Aaheville, N. c . 22.01 23.94 ers went to second on the throw. flings; .Meyers 0 in 2 innings; Fitz­ 'lip Imd n dent and one man's evi- won ' -cry round well off Dy lii'uLulsant, N. u. Allen walked and stole second and patrick p in i; innings; Martin 2 in lenco is as good as another's ns to self ami son hud Paulino bleeding I’euuforl, S. (’. 13.79 Myers scored us Halvatz fumbled 2 innings. Muse on bulls: off With­ whether if was an old dent or a fri'in tlie eyes ami mouth. The Iat- 1 lllack Mountain, N. ( . 23.29 ter landed just twice, as far as llreva'rd, N. c . the bull. Crowe ended the rally hy row 1, Fergus 4; Fitzpatrick 1 new one. 22.89 another in the eigth when Riddle Meyers I; Martin 1 The fight? pardon my glove; il actual execution was concerned a ChnrlcNton, S. ('. ............ . 15.34 Winning hard right to tlie iiotly and a loop-, (•refill llle, S. 1 . 211.89 walked und went to second on My­ pitcher, Fergus. Losing pitcher, almost slipped my mind. Well, ers hunt, scoring when Allen singl­ Fitzpatrick. Passed bulls: Adams maybe there was olte, nt that, hut ing right to tlie jaw. Henderson, N. C. . 22.14 ed to left. That wus all. And it was too Johnson City, Telia. 2(i.0l Witli infighting 2. Umpires: Fredericks and Moore. I didn't see it. Luke Jimafuska, N. C. . 23.84 virtually barred, Delaney stood off. much. In the first inning the visitors Time: 2:10. Montcugle. Tviin. . . 25.74 counted twice when Kirkwood Norfork, Va. 29.99 walked, and wus advanced by Portamauth, \'n. . ...... 29.99 liurke's sacrifice. Holder singled Raleigh, N. C. . ......... 24.29 to center to score Kirkwood and Klchmond, Va. . ......... 29.99 went to second on the throw to Hockey Mount, N. C. .. 25.79 the plute. Ceriai singled to short, Rulherfordlon, N. C. . 2 2 .1 1 Frisbie making a greut stop, hold­ Suludii, N. C. . . . .. 21.119 ing Holder on tlilru. Manual) singl­ Sewaiici*. Tcnn. 25.64 ed to right and Holder scored. Sport uuliUrg, S. C. 2l*..'PI In tlie third the visitors counted Spruce Pities, N. C. 23.79 •gain when C,erlsi singled and S mit/crliind N. ('. 23.54 rellulioina, Telia. 25.89 Tyron, N. u. 21.39 Uuaka Springs, Tcnn. 25.34 \ irginia Henrh, Ya. 30.49 Wulhalla. S. C. 21.29 FLORIDA STA TE LEAGUE Wachinglon, |», c, 31.19 \V. L. PCT. XvaynesVillc, N. U. 23.94 SANFORDI) ................ 23 14 .622i Wi lining Ion, N. C. . 23.54 .Miami ..................... 2214 J i l l Orlando 20 11* .Bill Fares proportional from oilier Sarasota ID 20 4K7 points. Tampa II 21 .382 S t. Petersburg LI 22 .2171 Tickets good until in id night August 31, on all AMERICAN LEAGUE I rains; in 1’idlmaiis on ini) iiU'iit 1*1 nm-hsary W. L. PCT 77 :n .700 rliurges; no stopoiers New York .... OB 43 .002 Washington allow fd ,B43 B7 Detroit .1. Tickets and information from On All Phonographs Philndelphlu ' ftfi Bl .532 liny A. C. L. Agent or C aieag o ....... ................ B2 B7 .477 .422 (Cleveland' For Next 10 Days G. W. RAY. T. A., .387 S t Louis .333 Boston A. ( . I,. Slut ion |Results Of Games Fergus Is Given ..Credit F u r Win M e M & li flTf n f f 1. .B i m m m L . «. lli ill I I E_ . I! It mg. The Yankees lost to tl TS. J 1° 2, when Koenig altitude records with u in the eleventh. Comlni . hits. Usenl.ee and and I*ip 1 'L "*1 |fr»7» tea hot h. were the pitcher, Howard Ehnike is th. „ pitcher on,thd Athletics n, J h 11tl 11'll ( vinlnpu 5! shutout victory tl.L this blanked tin* Red Sox, 4 tu » “the .......(«**•«»»• - * nightetp o'«— Slim •Harris Sox whitewashed his form*,. 2 to 0. M Lefty Miller of ClevtUaj, a 2 to 1 duel from Alahonwl as of the White Sox Folk lost u fly in the sun ig tenth inning. Marty McManus, former!, j J Browns, wielded a wicked vj as the Tigers plastered the B.v_ ies (5 to 2. Marty's three Kits|| ii red in the scoring of fuur ^ \ v -' I E x cu rsio n s IS . Giants’ Cohens I Tagging^ Bases j^ ^ihViexande A FOUL IN 7TH DUNBAR SHARE ill I'.'i b INBAT HONORS m m featured the CnrdlnHome ru is featu i/ver the Pirates, Alexander and Aldridge | Hy International News | cndl fo„ owed „nly four hits. A Jim Hottomley ‘ A' -hm,«h the Chknjt*. Cub. lead with Frisch I S ' i ' on T 1;.base ' was all Alex the Pittsburg Pirates by four and one half games today, the Nation­ needed to win, as sprout Waner’a homer was the only casualty re al League pennant race is still very suffered. much “In the wood," as the IkjwIDazzy Vunce lo.it his first game »ra ray. Hurlwrs of the four lradnv teams yesterday turned in of the season to the Giants, If to 2 fultered. He •idling performances of a when his support 5'ielded only five hits and fanned i oiid’s series brand, indicating hat they are In tip-top shape for six hatters, bringing ids total num­ he hard drive down the streteh. ber of strikeouts for the season to Charley Root, Grover Alexander, 1217. Jackson hit n homer. The Giants are still three games Vie Aldridge and Virgil ilnmes, aces of the pitching staffs of the behind the Cardinals, who trial the four contending teams, all twir­ Pirates by only one game. Hugh McQuillan, who has been led low-hit games. Root chalked the Braves, up his 21st victory in winning a 2 a total loss to with to 0 duel from Adolfo Luquc of pitched an hatted his way to a 5 the Red-. Henthcothe’s triple with to 4 victory over the Phillies, with two on won the game for the Cubs. the aid of Greenfield's relief pit •li­ I rn SANFORD \League Standings) Special For Saturday Sunday Monday 5 Gallons Gas $ 1| 10 1 Quart Any sSiLir Will Grease Or Alemite Your Car NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Chicago ......... 0(1 40 St. Louis ... 00 43 Pittsburgh 01 44 New York Bl) BO Cincinnati 41* B7 Brooklyn 47 01 Boston 41 til Philadelphia ............. 40 04 PCT .029 .583 .581 .541 .4(12 .415 .402 a 384 TO ColonelJamesAT Wellman a vote ofthanks! T N making Granger wc ignored all modern *'hurry-uj>” processes. We went back to an old-time method in­ vented by Col. James N. Wellman, a tobacco man of the early seventies. ’’Wellman’s Method” is both costly and tedious; it is slow but SU R E . . . In all our ex|>erience we have found nothing liner . . fo r mellowing >. and sweetening X (£> p ip e tobacco! No Lolky,cMlly lin. Saimbly packed iu l*»*vy foil, Italic* — Special Price C D. COUCH Sanford, Fin. Phone G3J ATLANTIC COASTLINE & o \ �THE SANFORD HERALD, S ATURDAY. AUGUST M, 1027. I*AGE TWO The Sanford Herald Brass Tacks r«kllikr4 m r r afternoon f t r r f l ffantlar af HantoM, KlitllJ* Under the caption o f “W ith Np Apologies/’ the L a k e ­ 111 Hairaolla A ifiu t. land Ledger, situated in an environment evidently very .simi­ Katrrrd at riaaa Mailer, Orla^er *T, l» t*. at Ike roalo/flee lar to our own, gives expression to some th o u g h ts w hich are at HamfnM. rinrlda, nailer Ael of Congress of Irtarefc, A, H I T . __ __ entirely worth while here. T h e reaction following th e boom, resulting in one or two bank failures and a consequ en t s h o rt­ n. n o w Ait» n r .n n ___ m anageh age of cash, has forced upon tin* directors o f the c h a m b e r of 'UV E. JOXBS. Maaaalna Kdltnt BAItfl commerce and o th e r organizations there, the im portance, I tlU I C n in T t O N I I A T M rather th e necessity o f economy. •T.00 Oat, T e a r ---------- — ---------*.1.5*1 M l M o n ik a . _ "T h e directors of the cham ber o f com m erce,” s ay s the •1.75 Three Meath* .--------- - . •;L.15 Dr r'arrlri per week . # O O Lcdgnr, "a r e m aking no apologies for cu rta ilin g the operaWeekly edlll >a. per Tear f ——~ !t io n s of that organization to fit th e fin an ce s in hand or in lk « ” ^--------k rt.rMh"yr i" pifc"r,inn-rr»«- prospect. W e are not making believe any longer, but facing paper, lleaal A rm d*r»i«. Horvlee, *#*civing rerelvln* ir«m conf|j||0 iih as we know they exist. T h e ch a m b e r of commerce .t 5*«> t*)»« aaperinr ..new* faraly thonaand word* dally eorer. will he conducted pretty much as sim ila r organizations are la* all ike leading evenla nl Ike r«inn world _ Tk* U M. II. la eapeelnl- conducted in cities o f Lakeland's class in s ta te s fa r th e r north. lr elflrlea* I* I'lnrldo and lt» manner of hnadllag atale new* la We are gettin g down to brass tacks. W e are com ing through wllkoal epnal. like real men iukI women." . .Tire Herald I* ■ member of fire T h a t is the situation here. W e have boon keeping up ap­ Anti It y'-nrrnn of riyrnlntlon*, •» Iflier notional An*nrlnt Ion «( l*nl»- pearances as long us we were able. W e hated to adm it that Jl.hrr*. Ad.erlUere and AHver*c*lnie A*ent» «kk*k •eqalr-s rnrfc I’m - Sanford too was somewhat affected by the boom. W e contin­ jtakrr-nrni l,rr In fahn'lt In « Ippmagk nuiltl nf *nl,*rn ptlon 11*1* ued to pour money into brass bands, golf links, libraries and In nrder I- eerlfr nbotlnlrly nil oth er luxuries to a fa r greater degree than necessary. Now vtnlmn nf -■rrnlnllon nf well ■* Innrat l.aitnrv inrtf j<tn we are realizing the necessity of economizing. And it is no disgrace to economize. As the Lakeland SATURDAY AUGUST 13, 1927 Lcdgnr infers, we need o ffe r no apologies for it. Now th a t we ’f i l l . i i e u a i . i *** eiititju a m ..................... In rlty and rounfr nd are getting down to brass tacks and looking the situation m inistration. squarely in the face' we find it not so had. T h e hand is show­ I - lierprr noler'ronle* to Jarbtnning a wonderful spirit o f civic pride by offerin g the sam e f.£T*IIUftnirlli<* of *t. Jonn* UtC'fy number o f concerts for ju s t half th e price- T h e g o lf course, Hirer Coast l|i' n n u f t n y n t l o n n l m o n t h ly T r T ' we will find, will not show so aw fully much depreciation ■ p Week." M l i f f t f i k f id hnlltfiaB pre* with the cost of m nintainancc m aterially reduced. And the I Rrait.—konar*, kolelr, npnrimrnt books in the library will be nearly as accessible and quite - huiara. * T \ i.'unimnnltr Cfce*t. « At omplrtlon cl rllp beaptlflea- ns readable with the upkeep cut in half. . tloa pros rum. No, Sanford is not going 1o the dogs, far from it. We ■ »A Mere and modem knapllaL arc j u s t g e ttin g clown to earth again. II is like* going hac k to B IB L E VEH8B FO Il TODAY work again a f te r a long vacation. It in pretty hard at first FOLIAGE AND F R U IT :—1 nm hut a f t e r a while it seem s the; perfectly natural thing to do. 1lk£a green olive tree in the house i^ n d in It y e ar or two, when Sanford is hack on its feed, wc ttO l.L A M D U in a Prescript inn i»r Malaria, Chills and FCVl,r Dengue or lliliows Sorinlitcni -'cut Bnlhs. \a**«nr 11-abics. Fast Trnvc-t. No Sharp H,,r" N l)jr AHTIHir nlUSBANB C'opyr*«k* i*rT ny HCnr C*. I I B A f l ^ - r .n iT o n J He’s Had His Two W eesk v\s Brisbane Sdcs It It kills the germs. , L O O K ! H ELEN . o h ■r TY\EPESTH M * COMIC ARTISTS WILL Dm] Ut­ il/ inspiration in this new* item: In Vienna the Socialist municipal government hn* erected, in n woricj„L, w., - district, at a tost of ? !,jllu 000(100 the finest hath house in the world. There ate "KomanIrish" Oaths (whatever they may he) underground, sun and air baths on the roof, with flowers growing there, and mud baths among the flowers; aid'1 electric, salt and violet ray baths. That isn’t the American humor­ ist’s idea of a Socialist enterprise. Wc n vAH SUNNY U C R N WE MET OVJEQ. AT TH E C>EACH Fr y TOOR. OP Ellon J. Moughton 9 Architect la st F ir ■*' *.*•’ 1. Ilpnk llhlg. *'• W ord, Fla / HAKE s ' a FEMALE COLLEGE Graduates an* inclined not to marry, which is laid for tin* country and the young women. Why develop your bruin if you don t perpetuate the improvement in good sons and daughters? F i rst National Bank v -0 0 ft VASSAR KNOWS THAT babies are important, no matter what her daughters may think and estab­ lishes a summer school to train mothers ami fathers also, in bring­ ing up children. A new building will house this new branch of learning and hus­ bands will be allowed to attend I he summer lectures. Living daugh­ ters will he provided for them at Vnssnr. All nf which is common sense. Ws ±7 /WO P it ird vc» cur -r- “The Dank of Kervict" -mg, ^on D or AU I * up to R/All/o )D* you: t A COL II. II. ROGERS will com­ '"■rfOf course (here is nu le­ mute from bis h»nu* on Long Is­ we must temporarily deprive ourthose luxuries of which gal obligation tliai com­ land to New York in a new "e x ­ thile for ever, because thou hast press ferry," built for liim in Ger­ done it; and I will wait on thy selves now. i m pels you to save money, many. .Seventy-five feet long this indie. Psalm 62*.H, 9. fast yacht will have three Zeppe­ PRAYER:—My soul, wait yet everybody will admit lin motors, each of 12b horsepower, / Tlgm only upon God for llo is “ Misery Idives Company” turning 1100 revolution', in a min­ —that saving is an ab­ Thy light nnd thy life. ute. Thai's new ami exciting now. solute essential for every SAN FO K I) FORUM It whs with a g re a t deal o f in terest and am usement It will are in old-fashioned to c’olo-i ..Mllt AGF. (From the Harvest of a Quiet Eye) th at we rend a few days ago a story I hat Inlcl of I he organi- nel Roger’s daughter, wh** will fly person who desires la from New York to Par' to take Editor, Sanford Herald: comparisons of intensive nnd sueTllb town beyond the mountain,j aUt^jon „f an Alimony ('lull in Chicago. We were not surprised the cure on the line* de la Pnix a l­ You will undoubtedly recall that cessful developn cut, what do we get ahead. Whore wc have never been, th a t such an organization had its inception there. Leave it most ns rapidly as her father will I spent Iht* winter of 1920 and 1921, find? Shines In a sunset glory to the Windy City to do the unusual, w heth er il he good, had now travel from Long Island to ami the * inter’ of 1921 and 1922 Ineffably serene. Tile most prosperous country in * with my yachts tho "Dawn" and Europe over a long period of years or indifferent. W hatever may he the results achieved by the New York, SpcndiiiR all you earn ACovc the small white houses "New Fra" at Sanford, ami that in is Holland, and when we make an Alimony Cltih, its organizatinn was prompted by tin best mnIt* lofty elm trees blow CANADA HAS \ "grent influx the wilder of P.J‘21 and 1922 I or­ intensive a nl cureful study to dis­ will never advance you tives, its members declare. A*more mysterious music nf tourists nnd incmisc in Inisinesa ganized a j arty nnil made a trip up cover the reason of this, what do beyond your present po­ Tfjan any other trees we know. According to tho story, the club members are to devote iDsperlty." This is expected to the St. .lolinn River ami across the we find? Eighty-five percent of continue nnd dove ope each year. sition and we do not hostto Titusville to investigate the transportation, both export and None wears the color of eve there, their money and energies to com batting “gold digging” and Can*ola tins given up prohibition divide the piM-ilnlity ami practicability of import, of the Netherlands is hand, Atld eong of .Its narow strenm "p ro fitee rin g ” in divorce courts. T hese so-called evils, it is ns uoHiiccesxfnl aid ttndesiruble, . . . . . . the _______ ____ la te to call your atten­ a canid to connect the St. Johns led on tier interior waterways with j Ctrmns| down /” ja> » hidden country j imilitod out, are among the g re ate st that Inday tlireatc'ii tin* no’! (lie new motto in; River wiih the Indian River. the results that Holland exports Arc Three Reasons tion to I his simple I ruth. Dorp in thej hi » <» ream. j peace ami happiness o f the American hotrn^ Tin* problems of I made a formal report of this more agricultural value per acre “See America Tli rst on Its Way trip to tie Sanford Chamber of than any country in the world. There Qultcneas. keeps her dwelling, the Alimony Club would he placed on a par with such issues to i anada." Why I Commerce where you will find I nm Ajhd I’eitce deacemls like anew as t ax reduction,disarmament, and flood relief. Indeed, if the To make another comparison, the T his institution aims in T ill: A LLIES, MILKING all well known. British Isles have as their princi­ u n i r »n“ f,u" ttt l’ members had th eir wtty about running national a ffa irs , these they can nut nf Gifnian industry, I nm writing ngnin regarding pal sea-port Liverpool, anil their every way I » cneour* all im portant questions would be relegated to (he well known worry about “Hocro; building of « thjs matter from the fact that I primi' al manufacturing city, Man­ a g e— S A V L\ <i. /WtVUklhP S ' ia full ef ships, dump heap while a concerted move would lie directed against greet German army/’ That Ger­ have heard that the project is a- chester only thirty-four miles traffic will k<j dlrei ted hy holleop- th e high price o f alimony* man co\v must not jmw a pair of gain under discussion, and consid­ away. -~i" — Exchange Gum Dipped Tires eration, and that I wisli to express By tin* expenditure of $80,1100,Som e o f the stories told by the divorce club members sharp horns, Itut j f Russia, ciiititanlly grow­ jny conviction that this is one of 009.00 a waterway or ship canal Money in the Hank Safe­ *A celery crop and a (rend1are p itifu l. T hey mi* of thu iype Uiul would awakon sym pathy ing stronger, with « powerful gov­ the most important developments was opened up to Manchester. Tin* Are Different tA trbt «ca»on will put Sanford «n ( j n th e hardest-boiled t r a f f i c cop. One man says, he pays ali­ ernment, filled with hatred of that can be made in the State of maximum possibility from this guards Success Kyr again. mony to a woman who earns more money than he. Another “capitalistic waterway was to save the differen­ western Europe," Florida. Special For an intensive agricultural ce in water and land transportation ack Delaney won on n foul. and'Hoys lie has lived in forty-seven cities in an e ffo rt to avoid should suddenly break loose, west­ ern Em * . jo would ;>o very glad to development Floridu is the most for a distuM'je of sixty-eight miles. Haney doesn’t have to win on a 1paying alimony to a woman who does not deserve it. Wails Use Germany ns a bulwark and a favorably located state of our After many years, whnt is the final foul unless he is fouled. Firestone Built of o th er mem bers a re equally as deplorable. buffer. great uc*.union wealth. results? It is embodied in this L W e are o f th e opinion that the campaign of th e Alimony "Now thut Henry Ford hus been In contradistinction to this, statement • that England finds BRITISH Courier Cord ( LhktA MEN ?ay |Florida is handicapped in relation that $80,000,900.00 invested in this i In the air, we expect his new Club will get nowhere with great rapidity. Admitting that whnt they please about religion!.to rail transportation. __ __ ___ waterway was one of the most pro­ r will be lighter than ever. Doing a long, many men are paying alimony to women who do not deserve* and startle our orthodox country. fitable in the history of her devel­ -------- o-------Cordially yours, it' we cannot see th a t the blame lies anywhere else but with Dean Ing" says Saint Paul’s sup­ narrow penimnila shi* is compelled opment. I 55.95 •Now Arthur Brisbane, who is in to develop her laml transportation posed inspiration was really epi­ More success Itria,. tells us that the American th e men who do not "look before they leap." Florida has many fine ItnrhorsJ entirely from her own resources, would be obtained if a campaign were made again st ill-advis­ lepsy, and he* remains dean of that is, site cannot have the aid of hut to develop them and to n ike slogan in "See America thirst" Saint Paul s. . - — » — — the so-called ti aiujcontinenlal lines. them of rervico in the worlds' •nm’c c C F ed marriages. In the m eantim e members of the divorce club The Rev Dr. Ghailes Gore, for­ I An 82-year-old woman in Ton m ight find some happiness in o ffe rin g each other comfort The results <,f this is that local merec they must have adipinic( merly lhsliop of Oxford, says Adam I lorida rail rates are of necessity transportation connection to the i*itifcrsee has never seen nil automo­ Cnshier bile. No wonder she lived so long. and solace. end Eve arc not historic, hut simp- j higher than <*:!ier states and will tvrii*r of the state, nnd this - (Exchange.) b’ represent "every man." He does n(Jitimie to remain so. For this reu- nection must lie such ns to gather O Ft rest mi i* Tire* Gulf Gas not believe that Christ ever "de- snn whit h s fundamental ami un- and distribute interior and exterior 111 West First Street Tel.893 lf wo can’t find any news unysrended into hell," hut does believe control Ini' e, il ia absolutely nee- articles of commerce at lib* lowest in the ascension. loro else, there’s always an cssary for Florida to develop in­ possible cost. RUN N IN G A N FW SP A P FR nerican citixen kidnapped In terior water transportation to the The development nf river ami T A M I* A TIM E S MANY W ITNESSED the ascen- greatest degree possible, and for canals with adequate transportation sion, there were no witnesses in Conducting a newspaper is ing I lie worthy and unworthy Die descent—so says the bishop. ibis development Florida is mere fa* ilit ie s io the first essential m the "Wouldn’t moonlight nights he j advantageously situated geogra­ mlcrful if there were no ukuleles hard wurk. Yet there now and "Christians," and must o f them are He holieves In miracles, because phically than any other state in the economic progress and develop­ ment of the State of Florida, then enter into It features which mosquitoes?—■ — Bradenton Heworthy, you have a decided major­ without such belief Christianity Union, Visitors ntiil tourists n ay hung make it amusing. It is plain tn ity in Tampa—ns elsewhere in "would not hold its ground." lie ijld . And no moonlight. Might I point out father that the money and enjoy yonr climate, hot every one who has ever undertaken this country. Our utterances along accepts evolution, uml says it in richest agricultural laml always |the wealth of a state numt nf nit! •Colonel Waddell nays what this the running of a newspaper that tiiis line have not been prompted by no way contradicts Bible touch­ follows tile water course, ami is * from her anil, tin* only way In which one pleasing (|,.H i| .(, to |m lH | ar t), the big ij|untry needs is goad 2,76 |M*r cent ing*! feund adjacent thereto. j YOURS SIN CERELY, l»er. We ilnn’t know about that, cd ..'.I ,.would ‘.a!.h. la* for each '‘l!. o.L,!r'.,'!U . ‘ ': ! Hi,l‘ * however.They have been heindividual to When we look over the world for WH,1,1AM T. DONNELLY E W E S T n n d m o s t l u x u r i o u s coastwm ............................... ........................ “ cause we imltliged the bopo ■t we’ll admit that 2.76 per cent FOR CENTURIES MEN quar­ iitnua his or lu*r own paper. that they might ho helpful to ^er is hetter than 96 j«.*r cent s te a m e r s n flo n t o f fe r y o u co m fo rt The amusing feature of making those who eared to read them, reled about tile nature of the sold. jinc. a now* pa per which wo have in That will continue t« lie their Was it composed of solid matter c o n v e n ie n c e su p rem e . A L A B A M A ’S GOOD EXAM P LE ior was it purely spiritual? Now mind at the moment i* the various •They say that new searchlight letter* that come in from time to inspiratii a. Ami they will lie eon- science shows that there is no such | LAKELAN LED G ER SAILINGS FROM JACKSONVILLE TO NEW YORI Rented in Charlottesville, Virginia time—from pleased ami diNpimised tinned at least until our eoucep- things as solid matter, every atom lion of l heir possible value lias will blister a man’s skin at a thou- readers. Two such in recent mail* C n llin tt o t C h a r lr t t o n For the fiist time in the history ly beaten by self-appointed guar­ Icing only an aggregation of elictTverv Monflsy. rimr-rlnvand Saturday at 3 P- M. £uid feet. They must have had it have caused u* to think upon this been materially changed.* Wo deny rons and nuclei, tiny positive and of Alabama two men who kidnaped that any of them have been sectar­ dians of society, and not one has S. Cherokee mrned in this direction during the line. August 13 22 September 2 10 I? ian. It is not divulging an office negative charges of electricity. and flogged a man have been con-, few days. : jj^uil £ One of them was from a minis­ secret in say that we have studi­ And we don’t know what electri­ victcd and sonleiiied in from eight \ever before been called to account S, S. Mohawk August 15 2(1 September 3 1! 21 t e r - -a J ’roteslnnt nfihisler—who ously sought to keep them from city is. August 19 27 September r, i« to ten years in prison; and five of for for liis deed. In case a party S. S. Algcnquin - Wonder tf those Arkaiwa* people wanted to express his appreciation being so. If it uppearn to us that August 12 29 29 September y 17* their companions, seeing the hand. of nu*n all of whom of course are S .S Seminole ho instigated that fight between j of an "excellent editorial which they are taking that cast they shall ^ Friday's Sailing Direct PARCHMENT MANUSCRIPTS, writing on the wall, threw up the perfect specimens of morality and « Rattler and the King Snake are appeared in The Times" of tho he stopped, for we believe as firm­ 1written with Latin characters in sponge, admitted their guilt and religion, kidnaped a farm hand be­ Special Summer Service much removed from the early Ro­ Saturday before. He said: " It was ly :ia wo <l" that Wednesday fol- ancient Aramaic, spoken by Jew - hurled themselves on the mercy of cause he attended a church under mans who used to vote, most of the so fine tiiat I not only called the I Iiiwm Tuesday on tho calendar that in the time of Christ, found in *1^® l’ourL being fined $500 each the influence of whiskey, and heat JACKSO NVILLE and MIAMI attention of thu people of my con­ the only correct American concep­ Pompeii, have I....a translated. 1»nd sentenced to six months in Hui half to death, as all good citfltne, thumb* down. gregation to it, hut also in the tion is that every individual tins They contain slighting references 1 izens of course do. FROM JACKSON VILE FROM MIAMI J ---------0 --------also for the first lime in the • Jerry Carter tried to go to the course of my aernmn, I quoted sev­ l he right to worship God accord- to early Christians. Every Tuesday I I*. M, Every Thursday 19 A* MThe law ton); a hand fo r once It is linr.l bi*tory «f Alabama, Renata m hi* recnrtl it* brad of the eral passages from it and referred j ing t<* the dictate* of his or her for prnftprrotih rhri*tian* nf !P27i The rourtij nave at last put tho and it everlastingly has made them Hotel inspection department. This to it a number of times." SUMMER FARES FROM JACKSONVILLE own conscience to -------roa Iire ...... that ............. ancient prosperity i,rn-o,iii v 1f**ar of the law into the hearts of smart for it and told tin* Doggers The other wuis from one whom t n ig h t he an example to the head of looked upon early Christians as we I 'uen who have bren^guilty of out of Alabama that they had belter On the news pages are carried To New York City..........Jjfi.54 one way 1*1 1 Sroundtr»p fne road-building department.----- - we take to ho not a Christian, for irugenus violation of the law and turn their cases over to t courtstories some of which should To Charle»trm,S. C.......$12.00 M " StS.OO *' " umpa Tribune. Any man who trie* he sithl after calling us an"Old please any reader. They are a look upon the Russian llolshevik of tile very foundation principles and let the Judges and juries han­ j gn U* the Senate, trice to go on rock-rildawl cracker" and accusing bodge podge. They tell of crime To Boiton, M om ...........$42.82 " " $72.18 * * u* of trying to ram our religious TII.V I'S A NEW FIELD for 'o f American liberty and principle. dle them hereafter. The result of |ds record. ideas down Homebody, of being amt of goodness, nf matters serious Women, who will make a gient Scores of persons, men and women, lids ease ought to do a great deal TO MIAMI $lfi.17 EACH W A Y ---------o ■ ami frivolous, of sports-world hap­ Better than any­ white and black, have been brutnl- of good in all parts of tin* South. Ihrouglt tickets and baggage checked / Mr*. Mosquito seemingly is hav. nuuseating in such an effort ami penings and the deliberations of success in it. a lot of fun in Ocala.—Ocala Star. of divers other tilings of which wo most serious minded conventions, body else she nm sing, act, console t o mft p r i m e ipm t n a f f h ar n r •**>rim T»ni menu, while Mr.Mosquito in nil trust we are not guilty, “ No one of births and funerals, of marri­ failures, inspire the dull and ob­ likes your pulpit editorials except serve tile stars. fii* vacation in Sanford.—Sanford the Summer Exereusion Now On Sale Christians," that wc "unfairly , ages and divorces, of well nigh Her liest job, however, is, and Herald. Which give* you the advan­ attempt to promulgate sectarian- everything that goes on in this Bcturn Limit Oct. 31, 1927 (tfiflfrfMTcw tage a* Mr. Mosquito is all bark ism" in our editorials and that : wuHd and some gmwses a* to whut will remain, motherhood. Trunipgftfttiofi Iruludet• m imr*ii iftli •nfl 1tn<l*l* j §i c# 2nd no bile, hut Mr*.—oh. my I------ "the general ujihlie wants no sec- transpires on Mars uml other unlUith; other itamoorni of inferred l o t • f| Ocala Star, Some mistake some- turianism, nor with or ivithout f*riv»tc lavatory and .MILLION’S OF American Stom­ witchcraft nor verse*. They will continue to do so. w ith twin twin 18 o#.double U*d« and *private THE SPUE B A TH E R ’S JOY vHun *---- b*th •* f #»W /here because thl* Mosquito ha* priestcraft." i And The Time- will continue to achs ami constitutions have been elira rhaicen. I’erfect dining acrvire—tai»*r« ' \ gl|i, [ot a mean *«t of teeth. Il (* u novel thing for The Time* express its opinions and present its ruined by pouring inflammatory Your N earest Beach •Tvtd fot two. four* rtm -1-IM --------- o--------tu he accused of pandering tn the views in the editorial columns alcohol into an empty stomach. \wcrrii and danvingT h e Y ear Ituund F ish erm a n ’s Fa ratline We wish the Sanford Herald Christians. One of tho stock-in- alone. Nobody is obliged to agree European nations know better. For fu rth e r ! ntnrmm tlnn, Kigltl Now T he Tarpon Are Filing fould make it* pressman overlay trade objections to it from certain with these. They should be helpful That law exists in Sweden, and ac­ T i c k e t $. o l e , , m p p t y Special Low Su m m er R ates For Week |he ty:.ipan sheet of its press right quarters is that It is the mouth­ to the city in which The Times is cording to Harold Scarbrough, for rhere the southwest corner of its piece of the other element. Be published, to the county, state and more than a century it hus been End P arties Or Season litoriul page hits it. The ' «vi*e of this what the minister nation of its location ami should ini unwritten law in Franco. Every Desirable Cottages, Reasonable Rates H«ce there often causes us to mils from whom wc have quoted wrote serve to make a better world—even I Frenchman would class cocktail* For Further Inform ation Address gem of purest ray serene.— Pc'.m us is appreciated. For the same though this paper hus no exten­ i with carbolic arid J. B. CALD ER, A g e n t. He would not each Independent. We showed |reason whut * nr plain, simple fun- sive world-wide circulation wo take even light claret on an empty Sanford, Fla. try to make them *o. |hal to our foreman nnd he said ny. |stomach, hut only after hi* soup We are frank to say thut if WM. B. CLEM ENTS, ,u Conducting u newspaper is n *ip of pure claret, culled "the you'd mis* 'em anyway, ’cause if Dist. Passenger Agent, Jacksoiivil t, tea-ware any gem* in that cor* "the Christian*" like our 'pulpit hard work, hut it is not without doctor’s drink" (lc coup de medeeditorials" we ore pleased. Count- ‘it* amusing features. cin), r,ru*\l beat you to 'em. °dS °tor oveVand over!*! can a»aln l,a>’ ll" ! ba" (l what il is wor,h- an,i a«ain ''"W Comfort S a fe ty ECONOMY IRrcstotie 3 Seminole Tire Shop i Direct M-WaterRoutc to t N EW YORK N J I I New Smyrna Beach ,*V U V « .. C L Y D E L IN E Chamber Of Commerce \ �w PAGE TH1 THE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY. AUGUST 13, 1927. PRINCE and P ersonal Activities-: nffire Telephone M8______ MRS. FRED S. DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR Dr. 11. Iloyd of Baltimore, Md. hi Sanford for an indefinite stay here on businesH. Social Calender Mac Scott of Jacksonville was aiming the business men in San1ford on Friday. A t The Churches A'l.l. SOULS CHURCH Mass 8 A. M. Childrens Communion Sunday. Residence Telephone 859 Mrs. Driver Hostess A t Delightful Bridge Party On Wednesday fV M l? a p v/iNLi ( J r at Mr. and Mrs. Beach of St. L. H. Smith leaves Saturday .ev­ Clinton Langley left Saturday ening for Havana, Cuba, where he ersburg are spending a few R f l V U l,t1, , n “ 1' f«r Camp Hill, Ala., here at the Valdex I j v / I O where he will spend three weeks will spend n week or ten days. I S JUST! m |TF 111 Ej HIS “ R A W N C H ” vi",tin‘f re!nlivi* E. Z. Mann of Waycross, Ga., was. Dr. D. G. Humprys of Fernathe business visitors in A 1 dina arrived here Friday afternoon. ®rn‘)”^ *' Miss Victoria Cordell returned fora brief stay here on business. ]S«nford, on (continued from page one) l-rlday. to her home in Orlando on Satur­ kept on slinging gravel into the day after spending the week here ... „ g , | Mrs. J . O. Lucius of Orlando ar- w Miss Katherine Teague left Sut- r ,vwJ )wre Krjday for „ , hort iU y ranch cart, while explanations, with her brother. urdny afternoon for Mountville, protests, suggestions and requests I --------is stopping at the Valdez.; . ’J Wen- being hurled hither nml yon, | Mr. aml jjr s . C. D. Ilrumley and S. C., where she will visit relahetween the correspondent and the fnn)iiy will return home Monday tlvek. Miss Dorothy Marshall has y f uncus staff. As the explanations from from Wilbur-by-lhe-Seu Wilbur-by-tbe-Sea where her bouse guest Miss Marthfc’ . as H. II. Cheaney of Osceola wus in Jo * Gunter of Chattanooga, Tenn. proceeded the royal ranchers cens- they have been spending the sum­ Sanford Friday transacting busi­ cd shovelling nnd snt down on the mer. ness and was registered at the' ground to wipe away the perspir­ Mrs. Frank Powell of IxmgwooJ ation and await developments. Valdez. spent the day here Saturday Miss Rachael Simmons wlm has Within the ranch clearing nil W. II, Doty of Savannah, Ga., Mrs. David Caldwell. was nt pence. Gravel shovelling and been visiting here as the guest of ■•tl-i a* -t (*» haying had occupied the Prinees'nt- her slater Mrs. Ned Chittenden, arrived here Friday to spend sev­ Hodgson Ball motored to Tampa Jeft Saturday for her home at eral days here nttending to busi­ teation all morning. The keynote Saturday where he will sp*n«t *-•, of speed provided by the last two Mountville, S. C. ness. few days with friends. weeks of travel and functions had , disappeared. The Prince of Wales j Mrs. J . C. Mitchell nnd small S. P G. SSones returned Friday Mr. nnd Mrs. W. F. Gracy leave said today that the difference be­ daughter, Dorothy, returned home for Haines City where he lias tween a “ruwnch" nnd a "ranch” |Friday from Yatesville, and Mon­ been spending the past week on Sunday for Augusta, Ga., where in they will spend some time. is that the latter pays, nnd o nhis tezuma, Gn., where they have been business. own ground he prefers to be u ispending the past ten days visit­ rancher” without the old country , William Williams left Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.'^Frnnk h. Mil accent. Since ho drove in the E. P. ing relatives. for Pelham Ga., where he will motored to Polatka, Friday whef front gate, the heir to the British ' — ~" spend three weeks as tin* guest of they spent the day on business, throne hasn’t done a thing butj Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Hand Harold West. work - and “rnzz his kid brother,"! nnd daughters, the Misses Marion Miss Coorgin Mobley le f t Sat- . ns one of the cowboys from the bar and Mildred Hand are expected C. A. Wallace of Wilmington, U. next door, put it. to return home Monday ofrotn N. C., was among the out of state urday for Tampa where she will Tlie im side world has been bann­ Cloud land Park, Gn , where they business visitors nrriving in San­ visit ns the guest of 'M iss Cath*jt" ine Pittman. ed since the prince enme home, have been spending the summer, ford on Friday. ______________ ________— Cowboys and farmhands from the adjoning rnnchc^ are welcome, b u t: the effete man nnd his Indy are ( not wanted at the E. P. Inst night | there was u blowout around the hunkhouse and the ranch home for the riders from the E. P. and the bar U. It lasted until it was almost ■ i «r«Min I i time to go to work agnin—hut it was a cowlwy party and nobody rise’s. The ‘illy guest from the outside has been Senator Dun Riley of high river, an old tinter,who - ■ ii*! mine to the foothills when there was nothing rliure but the hills and i •I, i the open range. Mrs. C. 11. Driver entertained most delightfully at bridge, on .Jr. and Mrs.It. II. Kuhiinki; leave) l irsl Presbyterian Church MONDAY Wednesday evening at her attract­ Sundav; for Asbville, N. C. where The Sunday Services at th ive home in Pinehurst. h iihanks will remain until 1 circle *>f ilie Presbyterrinn Mrs. ! Iuireh will be as follows: v)l wj|| meet at four o’clock at fall. The rooms were most artistic­ D: ir, A, M. Bible school. ally decern tod with an abundance IChurvh. John V. OImrholtzer of Einer11 Morning \Vorshi|>- ^>f cut flowers with roses and zint, regular monthly Hncinl meet. aldn nrriveil here Friday to spend a ■', r,llll'n by Dr. Brownlee. nins predominating. lf tin* Methodist Missionary short time willi his sun Paul OberI here Were good congregations ty will be held at the home of holtxar. Quaint old-fashioned maidens present Inst Sunday' to worship \ I). Shumaker on llenrdftll wearing bouffant frocks In the with the pastor after his return to nl';[::tu r . M. The hostesses pastel tints were used in keeping John Wilson of (iainsville is town, and good congregations j.ro scores for the interesting game of |be Mr*. Goodhue, Mrs. Spurexpected Sunday. jlr-'. I.aiiey, and ill's . Mc- spending the week end here with bridge and at the conclusion of the his parents Mr. and Mrs. Hu rry gut>V scores were counted and the J* Wilson. HOLY CROSS C ltl’ lt n i. 11 ESI)AY high score prize, a condiment set. Ninth Huitdny nflcr Trinity. was won by Mrs. Earle T. Fields. lrf_ Huy Pippin and Mrs, I e" • elebr lion of Holy Communion Mr. and Mrs. M.Kronen announce Mrs. Hubert Mnaska, who held low ^lV will entertain the members the birth of a daughter Wednesday 7:00 \. M. score, was consoled with an exquis­ Sun! i am Hand of llu* hirst August Hi, at the Furnnuld-LmighChurch School nt fl:-ir» |) ; Chin, h at the home of Mi . ton Hospital, Morning Prayer nnd Sorrr m at ite Ixmquct of Radiance roses. At a Into hour the hostess laid jn i >a children are asked to 11: , i the tables with dainty covers and with Mrs. Echols at 2:20 Evening Service is Dr. and Mrs. II. II. Me Cuslin 11 ,l,n 11 (served refreshments of potato sal­ ck at the church from there returned home Friday evening until further notice. ad. sultines olives and grape punch. will motor to the home of 1rum Jacksonville where they'speut The players were Mrs. H. D. I pippin in a laaly. They will a short time. CONGREGATIONAL CUCItCH rn 11, the Church at <1:.*J0 Corner nr Park Avenue and 3rd Smith, Mrs. Huymiaul Wilson, Mrs. .1. E. Wnthen, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Mrs. Reece Allen nrriveil here Street. ck. Thursday from Manchester, tin., Dev. John Bernard Hoot, Minis­ .1. K. Hitcliie, Mrs. Robert Mnaska, ACrs. C. W. Stoudeiimirc and Mrs. to be with her husband for the re- ter. C. II. Driver. mainder of the hull season. Church School nl '.1:15. Morning Worship ut 11:00. <C. M, Hand left Thursday for Weiner Roast Enjoyed Evening Service at 8:00. Cloiidland Pink, (in., where he Mr. Hoot will ptvnatt at both Thursday By Sanford was called by the illitess of bis services. young grandson Charles Bettes. Party A t Silver Lake FIR ST (TIRISTI \N CHURCH l(Ci>nliinied Prom Page 1) Air. and Mrs Ernest Brothcrson Ninth nnd Palmetto Ave. luted by the dismissal of one and baliy returned home Saturday A must enjoyable affair was the Frank M. Murler, Pastor. iloyee with a salary of $125 from Daytona llench where they weiner roust given nt Silver Lake Hihle School !»:ir> A. M., Ray S. (). Russell and family of Sura salary cut of $o8..‘M. have been spending the past week. Wilson, Superintendent. A elnss on Thursday evening. Swimming asotu stoppeil in Sanford on Friday a result of the decision of was the pleasant diversion for all ages. nbers. of the Municipal llitiul to throughout the evening, and nt u cnri.'tiU* lo Florence, S. C., where | Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Haines of Morning Worship nnd (’iminuinfor half price, the City will Miami are the gm -ls of Mrs. It. IL lute hour weiners and marshmal­ they went to attend the funeral of fill!.ili! per month, Mr, Willi- Rerg ut her home on Marvnnin, ion ( | A. M. Sermon Subject “The lows were roasted and a picnic sup­ Mrs. S. O. Russell’s brother W. W. Dread." Register, who died there Friday during the absence of Mr. Derg per served. Christian Endeavor 7: P, M. he remaining departments rep­ from tlie city. Those enjoying this delightful from a broken neck after (living i uting i he olficu groups at the outing were Miss Minnie Hardy, in a shallow swimming pool. While FIR ST H A ITIST CHURCH Mrs. O. T. Alford and Mra.G. A. Hal! have been cut to the ex­ Miss Grace Lossing, Miss Frances in Sanford they were the guests o f' Sunday School 0:30 A. M. T. W. Russell nnd (). G. Russell. I it id $7?.'!.i;i per month, the re­ Radford leave Sunday morning by Morning worship nnd sermon I,casing. Miss Alice Lousing, Miss stated. Included in this salary motor fur Waycross, Git,, Mrs. Al­ Sylvia t.ossing, Mrs. Ella Town­ fiction are the departments of ford goes from there to other 1! A. M. Sermon subject, "God’s send, Frank Truttnuin, * Jimmie Moral Relation to Men." rJs and taxation, finance, city points in Alabama, Georgia. Young People's Unions nt fl:-Ifi. lliiuglitun, 11. E. Cordell, George Pace-Tyre magi r, city attorney, and utiliEvening servieg 8 o'clock. Sub­ Townsend, E. W. Calhoun and Ed John Flanders the young son cieparlinent. Kuegcr. of Mr. C. T. Flanders is getting ject of sermon, "Christian nnd MR. AND MRS. 11A Hit Y Tie City Manager declared the along nicely after having had his Heathen ideas in Contrnst," THURSTON PACE nlng knife hud been wielded tonsils removed at the office of Rev. D. F. Stamps of Chinn xviil Swimming Party And announce the engagement nnd h the utmost consideration of Dr. H. I>. Smith, on Friday, lie tin* messenger at both morning approaching marriage limimstnnccB and that the rcPicnic Supper Enjoyed and evring hours. Every constitu­ of tiieir daughter tioti representeit siihstantially Mr. and Mrs, M. W. Jay of Tam­ ent! of the church should covet thoi EULA THELMA limit of expense slashing unless pa were among the arrivals here privilege of hearing a man who By PartyFromSanford to efficiency of the various depart Friday and are spending a short conies with fresh messages from Claude George Tyre Most delightful in every way uts is impaired. The prise lit time here on route to points in Chinn. 'I lie marriage to take place at wises will form the basis for tile northern part of the state. Wednesday evening Clumh was the swimming pe.rty and pOmi early date niu enjoyed by u congenial group ,t year's budge I, Mr. Williams Family Hour 8 o'clock. The m«>in­ on Friday evening at Luke Mary. thcr stated. Misses Virginia and Jerry Les­ herit «.*f Du* Young People’s Union Swimming ami other water ley who have lien the attractive will have charge of the service. rn i'. While of Starke, Fin., gUesls'of the Misses Mae and Mil­ A most cordial welcome is ex­ sports were Indulged in until U Into hour when a delicious picnic I tin: city for u short time on dred Holly leave Saturday aftcr- tended to citizens nnd visitors.. jiooti for their home at Haines supper wits served. intii. in the party were Mr. and Mrs. City, INTERNATIONAL III RLE Ned Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil |Hfnx! Robson of Orlando npent STUDENTS. ASSOCIATION R. II. Berg left Saturday noon - day here Saturday attending to Meets in tile Cily Hall, North Frislde, Mr. nnd Mr». Clarence for Vermont where he was called dners. Park Avenue, Sunday as follows: Powell, and Mr. and Mrs. James by Die illness of Mrs. Derg’s father II A. M. United Adult tail Ju n­ Ridge. IT. J. Darker of Way cross, Ga . It, .1, Peck, win* recently suffered ior Dilde sillily in "The Divine fi in Sanford on Friday attend- n stroke of parasysis. As soon as Plan c*f the Ages." Telephone Employees Sir. Peek is able to travel, Mr. to business. 8 I*. M. — Adult Dihte study in Derg will return with him to San­ Enjoy Outing: Friday "The Watch Tower." ford. Como an.1 bring your Bibles and The members of the Bell Tele­ study with us. Seats free. No col­ LTps;iIii & Grapevillc iting her have returned home. phone Company enjoyed a must de­ Mrs, K. F. I.undqilist, Mesdames lections. lightful swimming party and [Mr. Frank Stapler and two Archie Swanson ami Munson nnd chicken pilau on Friday evening F IR ST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Mr. and Mrs. IL (". Lundquist were Ilk* daughters returned home ut Silver Lake. SCIEN TIST InJay from ii two weeks vi- it Callera at tile home of Nets SwanTho jolly group motored to the Christian Science services are stn Wednesday. Uh friends at Valdosta Georgia. lake ut nn early hour nnd enjoyed held every Sunday morning in ti e The Willing Workers held a very Mr. and Mrs. Emil Magnuron swimming nnd boating, after which lent Wednesday at the home of pleasant meeting at tile home of Woman’s Club, Oak. Avenue near a tempting supper of chicken pilau their president, Alice Vihlcn, Third Street, nt II o’cb.vk; Sun­ |rr. A. Erickson. day .School at 10 o’clock. Subject auginonttMl l»y dainty viands widen Thursday. Delicious refreshments |Mr;. Munson and daughter, go to make n perfect picnic supper for tomorrow, "Soul." were served by the hostess. Throe scpliine, und Mrs. Hiliuu Lund* Wednesday evening services were served. visitors, Mrs. Hunter, Miss Mary uLt s|it-nt ilie day wiiti Mrs. About 20 persons enjoyed ihH testinfmies of Frank Huff, nnd Miss Mildred lter- which include iLn l’orell. Christian Science healing are also affair. qi'ist were present. About 12 mem­ Curl Erickson of Miami lias held in the Woman’s Club at 7 oivn spending two weeks here and bers were in attendantc. Paul Oberholtzcr left Saturday The friends of Mr. Elmer Ltind- ’cloek. Apopka. He took Mrs. Munson This Church maintains a free afternoon for Leesburg, where lie qcist will tie glad to know that he •J daughter to Apopka for a few Rending Room, no. M? First will spend the week end. pjs wliere they were the guests has completed his course nt Mas* National Bunk Building, where the sov Business College in Jackson­ friends, Dilde and all authorized Christian P. M. •Mr. und Mrs. John Lundquist ville nnd is now a bookkeeper for Science literature mny be read, All are welcome to attend t the Gulf Refining Company there. [ft Friday for Fountain Head, borrowed or puchnscd. Open Wed­ services and to make use of t He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hen­ Dm., where they will spend their nesdays and Sutuday’s fiom 3 to 5 Itending Room. puulitm. 'I bey will visit Daytona ry Lundquist. p*aeh nml Jiieksonville enroiito. U>* Kllen Lundquist accompau‘d them, slie expects to remain ‘ fc und attend school. Mrs. Mary Vaughn is out again Der several days iilness. Mrs, l.-tmes ManTieid and daughter i Ukteciiobee, wlio have been vis­ )NTIILY COST CITY IS CUT A MONTH 1.5 Week-end V Our Quart Brick Of Vanilla-Apricot Ice bruit Salad Using Our Imported Apricots And A Mixture Of Real Fruits v 5 0 c Per Brick A t Your Dealer 1V y e Seminole Creamery Phone 034 417W.4th. St. *% tl'H.'i SALE! ■# . T_« Jl < •K ir . f'ak "i §*i ^ .pi, r x1 Mack Roth of Daytona **s .,* V■J k i- *\ xwim ( \tnn has purchased the entire No Assessments In Loch Arbor " 4,' P■ " fi'iiliL l! f* Tasty—Pure—Nutritious of Thrasher and Woodruff Sanford’s Biggest Treat will offer it to the public in the SOMETHING NEW FRUIT NUT PUDDING The owner of Loch Ar­ bor property is free from a>i! ''Msmeiita— another nilvanttufe of this desirable development. Ijook it over, investigate, judge it on its •Merita now. x In Any Quantity and Fifty Cents a Quart M ade of Crushed Strawberries, Cherries, Pineapple, Pecans, Sweet C ream and Whole Milk biggest B A N K R U P T )T.!l . SALE ever staged in SANFORD itfl 1* nV I ■ <(( ■lift ,u. // f ’.•PI DeForest-Santord Realty Co. K|Jx 3.J3 Sanford Birdsong Ice Cream Co. ’‘1 1 315 E. FIRST STREET *4 w. -4 - 1-* 1 Mt*r �TJIE SANFORD nEnAED.JlATTTnDAy. AUGU5TJ3.J 9 2 PAGE FOITR There Is No Substitute For RESULTS W HEN you buy Printer’s Ink which clo you gct---mere advertising or R E SU L T S that 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. ]\/[ODERN women are busier than ever before—their mornings crowded with household details so that their afternoons may be frei club meetings, civic and social activities of many sorts. It is only in evening that your advertising will be R EA D . Reach the W oman and have penetrated the greatest buying factor in the world. HERALD YOUR BUSINESS-MAKE BUSINES PROSPER �Sanford Daily lIcTnld \NT AD. RATES Cash in Advance I, pjiiinc ads, will be received patrons and collector sent rdiitcly for payment. ...... ...... „.,.9c a line IlITH' » « .......................... l c ** \\ni' me*.... ........ ..... — * no Imes ...».............. — *c » lino Time rates on request. reduced rates arc for *ccativc insertions. t words of average length counted a lino. Ininium charge of 30c for insertion. advertising is restricted iroper classification, an error is made The SanHerald will he responsible tnly one incorrect insertion, advertiser for subsequent itions. The office should he fied immediately in case of r. TO ADVERTISERS Herald representative otivhly fnmilini with rotes, nnd dnnoiiication will y compAite Information. |if you wish, they will assist in wording your want ud. Lake it morn effective. [ im p o r t a n t n o t ic e dzcrJsers should give their ft or postoffiee address os as their phone number if desire results. About one cr out of a thousand has llsphone anil tlic others r commurlrale with you :i they know your address, discontinuance MUSI lie In person at The Sanford fid office or by letter. Tele, discontinuances nre not Concrete Co. J . E. willcger, Proy. ;trd and Elm. |week. 312 E. Filth Street. LANEV.S scriptiona ‘ I'rues SmSUt:w nPre- ' L I(;nT HOUSEKEEPING rooms, K-> -- da. We are second door from Myrtle Ave. ns near you 1ns your phone, coil 193 ,‘U)| \\\ nth St. IV1G/1T-CHR1S E NB KR *c Y PRINT SHOP Printing, Engraving, Embossing. Ste os first. We it'. It. Phono 417-tV. H. R. Avenue Commercial S treet ... “ ‘ MU! RENT—Nicely furnished tworoom apartment; connecting hath; $5 per week; also garage. .-nr™ * 795 W. First Street. K E I )S ’ F R IE N I)S WORRIED OVER T H E I R HEALTH t Continued From Page One) Webster Thayer's denial of a new . . , , , , . tr,nl ,m,i ,,f xnpreme court .ludge ( ieorge A. Sanderson's dcniul of a writ of error, both motions center- 1 DREE l-ROOM furnished apart­ LUMBER and complete line cf ments also one It-room nnd one building material. I.ow prices 1-room. Rates reduced, till Park Security Lumber Co., -'Where Good Ave. Phone 251. * c.nYLCS,r£ (lmo Fro,u'’ Maple and Sixth. Phone 797. I WO NEW— nicely furnished apartments. $25 per month. 1115 CO.\( RETE in every shape nnd W. First St. Phone 207. form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod- Ifi— Houses For Rent Company, Fifth and Mnpte Sts. Phene 112-W. DANDY NICE Five room bungaCLARENCE SMITH !nw, all modern eonvienecs. Apply 117 Popular Ave. Phone 90-l-J. Cleneral Contractor 'kid \V. First St. FURNISHED: Four room hous * ^ Phone 111 for rcijt Park & 15th St. Phone METAL ROOFING—Tho R ooT e ^ I2I-W. erlnsting. Metal shingles; standing seam tin nnd galvanized TH REE-FIVE ROOM hungnlnwa, roofs. See James II. Cowan. Oak with garage. Modern conven­ ave. and Third St. Phone 111. iences, good location. Rent, $30, $35, $10. Phone 135 nnd ask for 5— Help Wnnlctl Fem ale T. A. Brothcrson, ---------- t _______ _ LADIES—Earn $15 dozen sewing FURNISHED FIVE ROOM— aprons; absolutely no selling; ox house for rent. Phone 805-W. i peri cnee unnecessary; material cut. Addressed envelope brings In­ 1'OH RENT:—Two houses, 1 103 al ructions.' A l’ PHA. '202 Market and 1105 W. First Street. Kent St., Paterson, New Jersey. Vulcanizing Works. LADIES WE pay $5 hundred tinting birthday enrdsjim selling opportunity beginners; experience unnecessary. Addressed kVvolopt brings particulars. Artcrnft Curd, 321 Broadway, N. V. FOR RENT: —5 room unfurnish­ ed stucco' bungalow, 2 bed ii’iiins, living room, dining room, kitchen (equipped with electric, range,) hath (with hot nnd cold water). Located 2300 Palmetto Avenue, rent summer rates, plume LADIES — Earn $10 dozen sewing US. aprons home; experience unneces­ sary; materials cut; instructions 1-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, ff r rent. 17119 block, $25 a month. furnished. Addressed envelope bus>* Prompt - Efficient Box 1799 care Herald. brings particulars. Milo Garment, Service 2H5 Broadway, Bayonne, N. J. WELL FURNISHED FIVE room house, strictly modern. Garage, InnouncemcntH fc— Help Wanted (M ale) large lot. 222 West 19th St. (Highland St.) of phone 799-W. BOYS WANTED—Gan use five UTION and PLUMBING— good boys who nre hustlers. Gan [specialty. We handle electric •urn as high ns n dollar an after­ 11)— H ouses F o r S a le pumps, home light and noon. Apply Circulation Depart­ FOR SA LE:— Four room cottage fpUnta. Sanford Machine Co. ment Herald. on one of best lots on Magno­ run * lia Avenue, nend South Sid* 7—Situation Wanted Ulomnhiles School — PHc< reasonable. Term O'mi WANTED farm work or other to >uit nurohnyr. Owner Box re'Herald. ", \ j suitable work by white man with cu___.__:__ II DODGE l i , _ | children large enough to work; am cars and Gruhum trucks FOR SA L E :—0no of best five | experienced tractor & truck drlv111 13th St. Phone 3. room .bungalows on Palmetto jor, can keep up machinery. It. II. Avenue, in Sanford Heights, cor­ ; Ilox 1273, Sanford, Fla. tINS & COWAN CO. AulO| ner lot, equipped with electric Bator and sheet metal works. SITUATION and water heater, price lc:v< WANTED—by ex- range market W h Ave. Phone 719-W. value, terms to suit. j perienced Imokkwper, pfficeman, than Box' 15 C. O. Herald. ' salesman. Thoroughly Acquainted PANT'DRD HUICK CO. w th Sanford nnd Sanford people. FOR SA L E :— Five room Spanish m Magnolia Ave. .References gladly given. Phone 233 bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 Phone 307. ’or Postoffice Box 159. car garage, nice lawn, immediate possession,—-can’t be heat for tho MODEL TRIM CO. price, terms $200.00 cash, balutve |jrim the car, not the owner-" 8— Financial monthly. Box 118 cure Herald. hone 817 for estimates MONEY— to loan on Improved deP. W. RADFORD slinhlc residential propertj In 20— Farms Fitr Stile Sanford at C nor cent interest, no HUPS—MA R MON S brokerage- Address l,onn P. 0 Box $1,000.00—Half cash, buys four Pinford Automobile Co. room home on Dixie Highway ftfOolia Ave. Flume 137. 593 City. South of Sanford.Fine land, two TAV SANFORD BOOSTER 10-A—Poultry And Eggs cows and calf, tools, etc. <>. It. only $1.00, Studebakor Marendy, half mile south Elder A?k for carbon juice with BABY CHICKS: Send no money, Springs.. we ship C. O. I). Pay your mail­ »* stop* the knock. San man when Chicks are delivered. 21— Lo(h For Sale |<>arag(. i 1.eg horns $12.00 per 199, Han. |oi:i»Overland Co. Willys- Reds. Orps', $14.00. Mixed $10.00 MUCK LANDS ARE VALUABLE1 Just three mites from the city I ' A Overland, Whippit.v. Florida Baby Chiekery, Likel.iml, limits on highway 1 have eight |A Commercial Sts. Phono 38. Fin. acres ef muck lands that can bo inoli: HUDSON- ESSEX I FRYERS FOR SALE .30 cents bought for $500 an acre or special j pound. Casper, Sanford Avenue, price made on nil of it. Thirty INC Lake Jessup ltd., firstfnnu mi left. acres in entire tract includes c lt-1 59)3 Oak Ave. Phone 41 BABY ( HICKS, ltocks. Rods and i us lands and other good garden Leghorn^, all extra fimt quality land. Fine place for poultry and of alt I»rids. Men can malm I stock. Write me. Amos G. Norm- I truck wihfcss Service Ihing raising bulbs, celery, \rgu* an. Pine C u tlo, Fin. | tables and poultry fo r1Sanford and : Orlando markets. Address R.*A. C. 11— Miscellaneous Sl’IKT,\I. NOTH h core Herald. This will not he tin Nfitnetators exchanged $4.Uli MARRY IF LONELY: m must Mte- market long, if you do not think ^ ‘alters, magnetos,1 cessM Maker";, hundreds this land is worth the price try to ------- "Home -----------------• » .I L . . . * 1 . .. . . i t . a i , . . ... . plants and power r |ch, strictly confidential, reliable; buy ..nine of the muck lands in *. an mukes and typos re- j,ur.s experience; descriptions free. other parts enuntrv. i nmi u luiili. Armature wind "The Successful Club", Mrs. N’asti, M ttuik guaranteed ns new Box 559, Oakland, Calif. 25— Exchange ftit. Business estalrlichod Auto UvilT TEAM OF farm mule CAR AWN INC 5,^ IIson Electric Co. I Ihg Co. 11 Ball Bldg ____ |wagon to trade for Chovor'et triiL-k 18 Forest Street 12-A FARM TOOLS WANTED or sedan, C. M. Berry. West Sile. Jacksonville, Fla. Lieri WANT TO BUY tractor, disc jiI-jw.I 2<»— M iscclluneous F o r baa* HOOFING- The Roof Evharrow, ditcher. W. M. Y o u n g ,-----------------—-----------------------, Metal shingle:-; 2Uo N. Dark Ave. Tel 777 or 775. (AVOCADO REARS for Bale, .ISc. ."t tin and gnlvinizcd Phone I ee tames H. Cowan. Oak 15— Aitariment For Rent N Third St. Phone 111. FOR SALK -Incubator, 150 capac­ ity, 2 brooders, 1999 capacity, each, RADICAL RENT REDUCTION 4I feeders, 4l water faucets, half ■BUSINESS —card appear Three beautiful apartments, cost. Sewell at Herald 1:39 R. M. •Lily in thin column will each consisting of living room, bed | room, kitchenette and bath, with •— Ever 1,990 every day! all modern eonvienecs, electric l > . , n L- r n n f m o c k W ill 1. » HI pi cost- so littlu a 12 word light, gas and hot water heater etc. F M n K r u p i O lO C K li.ey are handsomely, decorated, ( ) l l S a i l * W c d l lC S C ll I V ,l|)t niunth costs only $2.99. attractively furnished and havo __ ___ lUw.n,. < .o Davenport lied in living room. They Phone 148 are centrally located with one of j w Z ' *' outlooks in the * r'\ ‘ . - t :. ............ . l^k for "Classified Depart- the most beautifulhruiol no i , j { l > wn* Purchased Friday mt»mcity, across the tiroml irruss krais at „,|. tlnth jug by m Mac!: Roth at nublie public wic. sale ment” i palm covered squares between accofd'mt tt* an announce!! >*!tt Park and Sanford Avenues, Com* today by the purchaser. The nierci.il Street and the Boulevard. made store is new undergoing a Hnrover Luke Monroe. ough renovation and the stock is f f l rN H w V ° A liY » A l^ cd around the alleged "prejudice and contempt” of Judge Thayer. Failure in the state court would mean another nppcnl to tho United States court, although two pre­ vious attempts by that avenue of tin* United States district court failed, Judge George W. Anderson and Associate Justice Oliver Wen­ dell Holmes of the United States Supreme Court having denied ap­ plications for writs of habeas cor­ pus on the grounds that they could not Interfere with tho state court Sunday’s meeting there was brok­ ton hospital after 'an opernt > for nppemlicitis. The lad hud jm t Sacco and Vnnzcttl sympathizers en up by police. t rrived at the Rye Bench, new Another wing of Sacco and Vanappeared in two enmps today. IDnipshirc summer home of the From the old headquarters down xe'.ti sympathizers opened herd- chief executive, when his two sis­ quarters on lleitcon Hill in a hotel on Hanover Street in the north i mid centered their efforts in peti- ters,, Lydia nnd Mery, became sick. end entile an nppcnl to : ym put Idlers ! Hons — rfo ■■ pn extension of the pres­ Doctors stated that their tomilii to again march to Boston In protest ent respite or commutation to life must he removed on Monday. I Defense lawyers, it was learned ngninst the execution.nnd to com-* imprisonment. at least before Aug. 22ml. i’lntis Governor Fuller,still under guard today, have discovered a new eye were also announced for a mass wns pursued by sickness in his fnm- witness to the Mouth Braintree . M i mccting on Boston Common tomor- lly. His ten-year-old sen Alvin shooting and were said to have in­ -,i4l i low in spite of the fact that last . Jr., wns discharged from n Bos­ terviewed the man in Framingham. Yacht Owners U rge Canal Construction N, F VI’ AVI| DPT * Df li IIIII 11 I HJIl FURTHER INFORMY «iralde apartments Wg > » 'V " .iy r lncwla>' m o rn ln „ .,P g a u . p h o n e m s ] o r nl! ,,v ir bL‘r (I’“ rlhe rented a t . All goods will be V' c ' ' th . i .e u , s a n f o r d ,|“ i >>SIX‘.h?DOLLARS ; n I‘ Iu,‘ * A WEEK. |prices that arcB t« One rear upurtment cun be had than market , . value, . . according , of » cn r»r. -------------------- $18 a month. Call at 20l) North Mr. Roth. »ho is the( owner_ L h*Aj,|l - «palrlng, piano Park Ave. comer Commercial St.| merJ . ,a . *V,verv knee V with IT years They can be seen only between 19 Daytona Bea . . . Tf, cv ^an*<?fd jMus'c Store store A A. M. and noon noon unless by special, purchase wi l >e » ___ I- appointment over X E n e T i l i the investigation of every Sanford ^ An Site, phorte WU, '. V.A during the hours named, amed, . i Tel , citizen, It e.na stated. 4 AVI s„ Inland Waterways O f Major Importance I You will imloti Idotlly recall f lint I .spool Hie wintei r of ID20 ami 11)21, ami the winter of 1D2! nnd 1022 with my yacht h the "Dawn" _ .......................................................................................... ........................ .............. am "New Era” at Sanford, and Unit in the winter of 11121 and...................... li)22 I tirgnnized a party and made a trip ti|> the St. Johns River and across Iho divide to T itu sv ille to investigate the possibility and practicability ot a canal to counccv the St. Johns River with the Indian River. Tmade a form al report of this trip in the Sanford Chamber of Commerce where you 1inti I uni well known. I am writing again regarding this matter frem the fact that 1 have heard that the project is again under disciission, and consideration, and that I wish to express my conviction that this is one of the most important developments that can he made in the State of FloridaFor an intensive agricultural development F lo rid a is the mi.st favorably located of our great commonwealth. III eonlraclistinclion to this, Florida is linndieapped in relation to rail transportation. Ruing it long, narrow penin­ sular she is compelled to develop her land transportation entirely from her own re so u rce s, that is, she cannot have* the aid ol the so-called transcontinental litya The result of this is tluii local Florida rail rates are ot necessity higher than other states, and will continue hi rcrnmitt'so FoT tills reason which is fundamental and uncontrollable, it is absolutely necessary for Honda to develop interior }vat\;r,traiuiporfatioii to the greatest degree possible, and for th F development Florida is more advantageously situated geog­ raphically than any other state in the Union. V1 I Might I point out father that the richest agricultural land always follows the watercourse, and is tound adjacent thereto. \ \ f When we look over the world for eompar’sdns of intensive and successful development, what do we i inti.’ The most prosperous country in Europe over a long period of years is Holland, and when we make an intensive and careful study in discover the reason of this, what do we find? Kighty-five percent of tlie transportation, both export and im|Mirt, of the Netherlands is handled on her interior waterways with the result that Holland exports more argicultnral value per acre than any country in tlit* world. To make another comparison, the Hritish Isles have as their principal sea-port Liverpool, and their principal man­ ufacturing city, Manchester only thirty four miles away. By the expenditure of $80,000,000 00 a waterway or ship canal was o|>ened up to Manchester. The maximum pos­ sibility from this waterway was to save the difference in water and land transportation for a distance of sixty eight m c s. After many years, what is (he final result? It is embodied In this statement— that England finds that $80,000,019)0 i in esled in this waterway as one of the most profitable in the history of her development. Florida has many fine harbors, but t •develop them and to make them of service in the worlds’ commerce they must have adequate transportation connection to the interior of the state, and this connection must he such as to g'Dher an ! distribute interior anil exterior articles of commerce at the lowest possible cost. Tile development of rivers and canals with adequate facilities is the first essential in the economic progress and development of the state of Florida. Visitors and tourists may bring money and enjoy your climate, lull the wealth of a state must r< me from her soil Yours siuccr -Iv, WILLIAM T. DONNELLY. -Met | 4.ti ----- I The St. Johns-lndian River Canal Will Make Sanford the Center of the Richest Agricultural District In America. It Will Bring Us Winter Visitors, Men Of Wealth And Influence Seminole County Needs The Canal! h ' ill Upper St. Johns -“ {Hi � 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 13, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 13, 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 13, 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/90199f2d655d309ed14486afbcc879e5.pdf ec8966633457929017962e0f389ddd7a PDF Text Text \ gll?c gattfnrit tjcralft yOUK NEWSPAPER ...hnH in V'lorida’s H eart rW o rM '* * G r c n l c s t V c R e J a b le t'ion. Its Richest Garden Land Leased Wire International News Service ■SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, AUGUST Mi, UJ27. ' TO THE W IT H E R Local thundershow ers n ig h t and Tuesday. NUMBER 294 Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations Ibert Gary, HeadlTWO ^ CANAL PROJECT German Effort To| fnited States Steel TO VOTE UPON Day Of His Hunger Strike IS INDORSED BY Conquor Atlantic SANFORD HEN Results In Failure l o r p o r a t i o n , Is Dead CANALTUESDAY #thComesSudde,UyjEVANS DECLARES From H e a r ... . iter Three Weeks Absence From Work t ce| M ag n ate Was 80 Years Old ^ j^ rj. R M T TO DIG THE CANAL ake Mary Man Reiteratesllis Opposition To Canal Whose Cost,He Says, Has NotReen Causes J Apportioned Justly In Bill' i HOSTON, Mass., Aug. 15.— (IN . to him. lie drank neurly a q u a rt o f( S):—Nicola Sacco today broke his I i>eef t cn. Defense A ttorney Mk A. hunger strike. The world fam ous j Musmanno, Musmanno o{ tts b u n ih . desof jq .P ittsburgh, prisoner had been w ithout food lo r cribed the scene In the prison cell. Unusual Interest Is Displayed more than 20 days. Dr. McLaughlin, he said, took In SanfordDuring Past Pew- He consented to drink some Saco by the nose a t the sam e tim e Days In Proposed Waterway beef tea a t S tates prison when in ­ showing the prisoner a tube, ed by Dr. Joseph I. McLaUgn- through which liqdld food would be Linking Navigable Streams form Hn, the prison physician, th a t forcpoured via the nasal route. _ . i ible feeding would be necessary. •T il have to use this to save Mrs. Hose Sacco, the p riso n e rs your life," said the physician. "I'm weaker th an you arc doc­ O n e s A l l o w e d T o V o t e S 'S S J "" --------\ " If 1 ntu to be fed by force 1 tor" replied Sacco good-naturedly. cLaughlin handed Sacco a Large Vote Is Predicted For will take som ething to eat," sold cupDr.ofMbeef tea. The prisoner Hoth Louniiramu-Miiu Counties:Brevard Re- Sacco. twin , ports Favorable To Project The ligu.d food was then b ro ught drank slowly. Freeholders Are Only! .— >wgO f Death . I Seminole and B revard county Flurry In Markets H eiteration of his opposition to I freeholders will go to the polls toproposed canal was expressed morrow to reg ister th e ir decision WhichSoonSubsides1the today by Frank Kvnhs, ceninty com­ as to w hether bonds in the sum of Junkers’ Planes BIG CROWD SEES Two Leave GermanyYes­ But Forced JUNKER’ PLANES terday By Weather To Quit Numerous Advantage DEPART FOR U. S. Given In Statements B r e m e n Battles Waterway Described As Most Constructive* Project That Could RellndertnkenBySunford And Seminole Cltirens - Has Engine Trouble Lower Freight Rates And In­ Europu Soon After Start And Has creased Water Shipments To Mnke A Forced la n d in g ; Among Points Mentioned TVenther CondltlonsAre Bad - Fog For 22 Hours Europa Forced Down By Engine Trouble Soon After Starting Endorsem ent of th e proposed S t, I DESSAU, Germany, Ahg. 15 Johns-Indian riv er canal wns v,de­ (IN S )—The Junker* plane Bremen ed by a num ber of prom inent bus­ iness and professional men and which hopped o ff with its twin air DESSAU, Germany, A u r . celery grow ers in short Interviews machine Europe, on the first w est­ 16 . _ (INS) — Germany a m issioner from the Lake Mary $1,250,000 shall be sold to pay for secured todny by the Sanford H er­ bound non-stop fligh t over the A t­ JEW YORK, Aug. lb.—El- district, In an advertisem ent ap ­ the construction of the proposed ald. The expression* were un an ­ lantic wns believed ut 8 o’clock first attem pt to cornier the , H. Gary, one,of Ameri- pearing in todny’s issue of The St. Johns-Indian riv er canal. imous in the contention th a t the 1this morning to be out over the Atlantic ocean with complete­ While the canal issue has been „ industrial giants, died in H erald. Mr. Evans ndresses an canal would mean more to Sanford ocean, having crossed Ireland from ly ut 4:24 o’clock. German to the property owners of overshadowed by the recent city time, today when the junkers and Seminole County than any o th ­ home here today a t the age nppeul this county, pointing out the in- election, proponents of the project Eight Airplanes Poised For Support Of Issue That Comes er m easure th a t could l»e approved Dublin. trans-Atlantic plane o rein®" From Dessau the Bremen nnd and its crew of three men re­ eightyctfused tux burden th at will Come believe thut a larg e vote will be Before Two Counties Tues­ .a t th is time. $35,000 Air Derby To Hono­ .... ■udge G«»y, who kns chair- us a result of the floating of bonds m ustered on Tuesday. Reports Euro pa flew to the north sea coast turned to its starting point F ailure to approve the bin, day Is Expressed In State­ lulu Tomorrow; Final kitfrom B revard county are to the e f­ 'w hich provides $1,250,000 for the where the Europa developed en­ nt the flying field here after of the board of the Un‘* to construct the project. ment Issued To The Herald trunts Are Given Approval fect th a t Interest In the issue is at construction of the canal, would be gine trouble which compelled her a tteempting to i states Steel Corporation. “County taxes have been reduced fever m p tin g for 22 heat and th at one of the la rg ­ three and one-half mills for the en­ a grave m istake, in th e opinion o h t its way clear of th e wind a been away from his desk Members of the executive com­ est polls in the history of th at M UNICIPAL AIRPORT, OAKsuing year, b u t if vote for the can­ several who pointed out th a t a to make a corced landing at Bre­ r i b a n d ' f o g V h lc h held all E o rrw. weeks becuuse of a ue- al bonds, tuxes will be the highest county a„_...,, are .... to — the — effect -------- th u t the ; LAND, Cal., Aug. 15.—O fficially mittee of Campbell-L>ssing post tem porary depression should not be men. The machine wns slightly * in bis health but hla death, at in the history of Seminole County, project will ho carried by a s u b -1||ct<n!U,(| nnd qualified, eig h t Dole of American U 'glon in a statem ent allowed to defeat 30 y cara effo rts damaged but the occupunts were iPThe0rBremcn,a sister ship, The '* pilots made final routine inspec­ given today to The Sanford Herald th a t have been devoted to g ,, rt'fii,ck this m orning w as a said Mr. Evans in his sta te m e n t to stantinl vote, the results in *this Europa, which attempted the unhurt. l .c and a shock to his many the freeholders who vote in tom or­ county are the subject of varied tions of th eir racing planes today, i„g w ays and menus of bullUlhg The Bremen, piloted by Fried­ flig h t w ith the B re m e n .w M fo rc e d expressed th e ir h earty approval of ns they aw aited the s ta r t of the opinions. mis in the financial d istrict. row’s election. rich Loose and Herman Koehl, hop­ to earth at Bremen last night,two w aterw ay. , great a ir derby to Honolulu at noon the proposed canal project and theDecreased Proponents of the cunal ure con­ noted figure in Am erican freig h t ra te s and n- ped o ff at 0:20:47 o’clock amidst hours after the start. Declaring th a t the present time . industry for the last genera- I is not propitious for th e voting of fident th a t Seminole County will tom orrow. Cupt. “ BUT Krw n of pledged th eir support towurd the creused w ater tran sp o rta tio n to ­ the cheer* of n gigantic crowd at The Bremen flew a* far as Ire­ Judge (Jury had been nl in M« more bonds nnd th a t the proposed voice its approval but the oppon­ Dallas, the only e n tra n t still un­ passage of the issue at the polls g ether w ith the prediction th a t the Dessau air field. The Europa. land before nbondonlng further at­ ... . flashed through his final on Tuesday. m,. for the Inst six weeks. His system of apportioning the burden ents are equally as certain th at the qualified. vast sum s would 1* derived from piloted by John Rlstlcz nnd Corn­ tempts to get across ttai AtlMtUC. its today. issue will bo voted down. Both I tests S n l. screened in m m . In connection with the cost of the yacht business w ere among the elius Edznrd, got away at 0:25:13 Herman Koehl. one of the pUote of cost of the canal is not just, Mr. in was ............... - expected, however, to <,rttd to be due to u digestive Evans said,"I hold no brief for the sides addressed final appeuls to the I Erw of the Bremen, after their l*1*” "* advantages th a t were pointed out tutbance. He was 80 y ears old gentlem en win, are advocating the citizens in public statem ents today iqueese in before th e deadline, building the cunal, the Iwglon coin­ by advocates of th e w aterw ay. Be­ o’clock. Reports had been received that here, said "When we were over lie was one of the world s lead- canal for I know they are sincere and indications are th a t eleventh m aking u full roster of nine airm en mittec said, “this canal connecting lief th n t the issue will be carried weathor conditions were not whol­ Dublin Bay we could see nothing whatever. We deeded to r e t u r n 1 financiers, having organized uml consientious in th eir efforts, hour interest in the m a tte r will be th at will jockey to Hawaii in the t!|eW} j„inn(] w ater highw ays can by u aubBtuntial vote in both tout ly favorable but the flyers, trust­ to the field here at 7 o’clock thU , United S ta tes Steel C orpora- However, 1 am equally as sincere of such intenseness as to m aterial­ $35,1)00 I Jjle sw eepstakes. Juntos lie constructed ut u cost only a ties was voiced by both A .1. Con­ m em bers of ing in the strength of their mach­ morning." „ in 1001. M 10011 with the backing of in my opposition and l honestly be­ ly increase the num ber of votes Dole, Hawniin pineapple packer, little over a million dollar*, to bo nelly und J . G. ines nnd their own skill, hoped He had been will pay $25,000 to the firs t pilot pierpont M organ, ‘During our fligh t we did not get paid for by 30,000 people over n the Canal board, who foT many lieve th u t the issue should be vo t­ cust. Polls in the 13 county precincts to reach the island of Oahu* He period of 30 years, or approxi­ year* have been prom inently iden­ they could fly around the storm a single radio mesa« (* ,’’ they con­ nl uf the company ever since. ed down and the construction of areas nnd capture the honor of be­ tinued. "In fact, we hud no time tified with the canul agitation. mately JJ3.25 a year |>er person. Because of the effect of Judge the canal delayed until a more fav­ will open prom ptly ut 8 o’clock will give the runner-up $10,000. Two en tra n ts w ere given the ing the first airman to mnke the to take messages Following arc the expressions nnd will close a t sundown, which iry'» death on th e stock m arket, orable tim e." Members of the executive comFederal stam p of approval Sunduy. westbound trnns-Atlnntlc flight. will be shortly a fte r 7 o'clock. Only secured by The H erald this nmrn«• that he had passed aw ay was "We struck hefvy fog as soon a* R eturning late yesterday from They were M artin Jensen, the only initt4*c» ares Jot* 1). Chittenden* M. The 18-passenger Lufthansa We got over th those who own property will be thin-Id for hours uml did not he­ north sea; also B. Hutton, S. It. Dighton, K arl J . motor to u r «)1 of B revard County, inm-iu -- ......... --otor iuui ~ , lluw niin pilot in the and A rt . .... —,!l I *ait ii fliil'F ja m A. P. Connelly: My view* on the plane, carrying correspondents and Strong headwind*, The. fo g grew me known until some tun*, u u r ^ Evuna ),e found consider perm itted to cast their ballots. Goebel, flyer of an Oklahoma m on­ Schultz, A. P. H aggard, L. P. Ohltitm-k m arket opened at 10 o uble opposition to the project. Most Thu polling places in Sanford will t, ..d n , M ortimer Glover, W H. canal ure the same ns they huve others, which had planned to ac­ constantly worse. Precinct three oplane *k. There wus an im m ediate of the opposition, he Leak, J. C. Hutchinson and P. A. 1been for 20 yours i t is tile grcaT- company the trans-ocean machine* said, wus be ns follows: "Ovar the Irish sea we could * •• Jensen and bis nuvlgator, I’aul before the people to the Irish const, had to turn back ine in the .price of United bused upon th e contention thut in the basem ent of the courthouse; Mero. S cbluter, trailed a 35-ndle test Heminole County lites steel. on account of fog. This plane the canal bill is a drainage mean- precinct one a t 114 P ark Avenue course without a wobble, u check Following Is the statem ent in ing wealth to «d at the Bremen air field at 8:30 to d ffJw hlle.but it caught Wall S treet wus shocked pro* ure in tin* guise of u navigation in the offices form erly occupied by be second only of th eir re|H,rt showed. Goebel’s full: Huldwin and Brown. ttmily by th e news of th e death project. th lix ^ o’clock last night at which time the up to u* again.” “ Wooluroc” with l.ieut. Wlllium J. “ A fter tw enty yours of planning erived from the ta Glut which Poll officials fur precinct one Gary- Lor years his every u tte rBremen nnd Europa were still In Gut of approxim ately 50 people Davis navigating will take off in ways and meana to Improve the cel«ry crop. .. flig'ht. The Europa turned back r has hud a distinct effect upon th a t he interview ed, NEW YORK, Aug. 15. (IN S )— Mr. Evans W est Sanford, Will be It. C. Max­ seventh place tom orrow . St. John* River so as to make it The J G. Bull: 1 have worked dili­ market and be wus known per- reason, according to Mr. Evans well, clerk, L. P. Chittenden, Knrl following planes, pilots and navi­ of maximum benefit to this com­ gently on the canal fo r 10 yeurs, after passing out over the North Although the German Junkers Mliy to alm ost ull of tlm trad ers was based upon the belief th a t the J. Schultz and A. S. Hawkins us In­ Bremen, which hopped o ff have already been passed munity and section, tig* tim e has believing it to be the m ost constr­ sen, making a landing 25 minutes plane the financial district. The suc- re su lt would fall into the hands of spectors. O fficials for precinct gators passenger at Dessau, Germany, yesterady at arrived when the freeholders will uctive project th u t could lie under­ after the Lufthansa by D epartm ent of Commerce and r of G ary, who fo r so long people who would 0.21 o’clock (German tim e) faced Improve the three will be R. It. Deus, clerk, L o th er federal inspectors: have the opportunity of expressing taken by Seminole County. The j,uvt. .. . , itMcd such g re a t power, immedi- properties. T. Bryan, J. Turnbull nnd W. M three separate storm areas over The premature ending of the “ Oklahom a," pilot B ennett G rif-,thcir wishes us to w hether the lnrg- grout possibilities of this section t»-ly became a question. Onu of Answ ering the man on this point, Haynes as inspectors. Europn’s trans-ocean flight threw the Atlantic, officials of Mitchell fin, n avigator Al Henley. , est, most advantageous singIci lmwill become more ap p aren t w ith e names mentioned m ost frequ- Mr. Evans pointed out field today expressed both O fficials for o ther precincts ure the poor “ E1 Encanto," Norm an A. God- provement of ull general plans lo r the construction of the canal, and practically all Germany into con­ flying tly wan th u t of N athan L. Miller, publicity th a t would the hope and th* believe that the re su lt if as follows: dan), Kenneth Hawkins. the development of the river is to the opening of this im portant in­ sternation for the interest In the powerful machine^ would fight its mn-r governor of New Vork, and considerable land were offered ut Precinct, No. 2, Lake Monroe, J. proposer sky journey had been land w aterw ay will bring mil Ion* "Pabsco F lyer," Livingston lrv» \bo made. • t present general counsel of the i way across the ocean to America. (C ontinued On Puge Three) C. M offett, Clerk, W. E. Oglesby, ing, (flying alone). ““Sanford, Sanford, the county . seut , , ol of dollurs to Sanford und Seminole deep and nation-wide. I, s. steel C orporation. P erry Elaborate preparations have been J. B. Johnson, nnd A. S. Hawkins, The disappointment—a disap­ Frost, Seminole County, was founded on County. , . “ Golden Eagle," Jack hil'ont, head of the D uPont Com­ ! made at Mitchell Field by the comASKS F ()lt FUNDS ns Inspectors. C. M. B erry: Front un ag ricu l­ Its present location because of the pointment that bordered upon act­ msndant, Lieut. Col. Benjamin D. Gordon Scott. any, was ulao mentioned us u pos- . St. Johns Biver and h as grown to tu ral standpoint. 1 believe the p ro ­ Pedlar, Precinct, No. 4, Paolu, B. T. Til­ ual grief—was felt especially in "M iss Doran," Auggy •He successor to Uury. TA LLA H A SSEE, Flu., Aug. 16. itn present enviable position larg e­ posed canul would be of the g re a t­ this city which Is so proud of the Foulois, for the reception of the Bremen und the handling of tha Formal announcem ent of the I (IN S )— Congressm an Tom Yon, ler, Clerk, O tto Kelz, L. Kclz, A. IV. A. Knope. "A ir King," C harles W P arker- ly because of It* location uml also est benefits to Sunford und Sfcmi- Junkers works and the exploits ut (Continued On 1’age Three) teel m agnate’s death came In the l|(|n j F | o r|du district, left today V. McGuin, as Inspectors. because of its being bucked l»y a note County. It would insure our the alrmon who make their head Precinct No. 5, Oviedo, W. J. h u rst, Ralph C. Lowes^Ir. orm of a two-line typ ew ritten to uppear before the United States productive territo ry , the future present furnts along the riv er /ren t The preceding sum m ary shows tateim-nt issued from the offices ( „f Budgets in order to re- Law tfn, Clerk, O. G. Lingo, C. S. also the o ld er in which the flyers possibilities of which have only destructive overflows und release ( the United S tates Steel Corpo- ((jucg^ un appropriation for the con- Lee, ns Inspectors. m lands th u t ure now flooded unnuulbeen touched. Precinct, No. fl, Geneva, H. IL will take off tom orrow. The line­ »tion. It read: struction of a bridge over Bayou ly for agriculture for thu coming “ It is unbelievable, but never­ “Judge E lbert H. G ary died ut jG rande, joining Pensacola with the Puttlshull, Clerk. W. L. Seig. P. D- up u t the s ta r t wus determ ined u fact, th u t certuin individ­ generations. I ulso feel th u t It Hickok, J. T. McLuin, us Inspec­ partly by draw ing of lots und p a rt­ theless $0 A, M today from Chronic United S tates na ..... p o r £ jjy R e s e rv o jr uals recognized us leaders of their would finally leud to thut long dis­ tours over the failure o. .f .thcEurepa ly by the o rd er In which the planes lyocurditis." tors. and Fort B arranca. cussed und greatly to be desired “This Is a blow fron\ fate which communities huve consistently ad­ Precinct, No. 7, Chuluota, G. G. qualified. Humors of G ury’s death became vised uguinst this im provem ent tran sp o rtatio n by w ater to com ­ we have suffered before but over­ Muj. Livingston Irving, the NEGRO SUUKENDEBS Jacobs, Clerk. S, F. l*ong. 11. f. urrent in Wall S treet as the m ul­ City Manager W B. Williams i* foi vurious reasons with which you pete with tran sp o rtatio n by ruil came,’’ suit! Professor Junker*. Berkeley uviutor, wus still undist­ Brown, Josie P rev ail, us Inspectct opened. In Judge G ary's home and I believe It would pay for its "I am glad that the lives of all on in receipt of a communication from are ull fam iliar if you have follow­ FA Y ETTEV ILLE, N. C., Aug. on* n Fifth Avenue, inform ation wus r urbed in his distinction of being ed the canal question, which briefly self amply in a very reasonable bourd the Europu were saved, nnd Eugene Masters,city manager of Precinct No. 8, Gnbriella, A. W. the only flyer to attem p t the haz­ is to connect the u p p .r St. Johns length of time. tfused and inquiriers were direct- 1 5 .— (IN S )— Hunted for nearly Rt. Augustine, In which the later thnt m>body was injured. But des­ •I to his office. It wus some timo three days by possemen, num ber­ Moreman, Clerk, 11. C. P arker, D. ardous hop alone. All o th er pilots River with the Indian River. C. A. Byrd: I believe the cunal pite this blow to our hopes the recommends the construction of a roof over Sanford’s municipal res­ *fore news of Ills death was con- ing several hundred, Hector G ra­ E. M athers, G. E. Parker, as In­ will take along navigators to help "This canal will connect hun­ project should be endorsed by all Idea of tranl-Atluntlc flying still ervoir as u means uf checking worm ham , giant negro uccused of fa t­ spectors, iitned. , , , them steer u tru e course for the dreds of miles of navigable inland m eans. 1 feel th at It is one of the grow stronger and and odor conditions. ld-l'acm c. ,ired» o t mites oi i Sun lives will urchipolugo in m ld-Paclflc. wounding Captain 1 uul W. Precinct No. Longwood, J. A. tiny urchipelugn A roof over At 10:40 A. M. the announce- ally k I * Johnson, son of a former xtuto B istline, Clerk. O. 11. Fruin, Geo. Nor has any uviutrix appeared to walerwuy* th at have served, are g re u te st stronger us time passes on. Trans­ the Ht. Augustine reservoir has writ that he wus dead was sent senator, surrendered to Sheriff N. ford a bigger and betcr city. and will continue to serve ford u bltrm r and betcr ilty . ocean air service is bound to come. brought the desired results, th* E. Levigne, P. II. House, ns Inspcc- th reaten Mildred D oran’s honor of* serving (Continued *On Puge T hree) L. I. Fruzier: In my opinion it (Continued On Bage Three) H. M cgreachy a t noun today. Our plan* for the future are un­ being th e only womun to fly in the is the most constructive proposal certain. We must first ascertain letter stated. t0 r*' . .. 4 race. The "F ly in g Schoolma’am ” Precinct, No. 10. Luke Mury, A. Mr. Masters advised the Hanford VARA TRANSFERRED - yet brought before the voters. Just what did happen BAII.BOAD MAN DIES the Euro­ City Manager that the cost of the E. Sjublom, Clerk, C.A. F arina, H. will accompany P edler and Knope (Continued On Page Three) pa and then continue to learn by Ancient City project was $7,000 in th eir big Buhl biplane. TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Aug. 16. N A SHV ILLE. Tenn., Aug. 15.— D. D urant, C. H. Ellis, us Inspec­ experience. We shall build upon but Mr. Williams stated that a covtors. . , — (IN S )—J . J. Vara, assistant (IN S )— W. P. Bruce. 6G. vice-pres­ I’OSBK ORGANIZED this basis as w* have In th* post, ter for the local reservoir could be Precinct. No. 11, Altam onte state veterinarian, formerly lo­ ident and general m anager of the learning step by step." Springs, W. D. Ballard, Clerk. J. constructed for a sum considerably cated In Tallahassee, transferred Nashville, C hattanooga and St. MAGNOLIA, Miss., Aug. 15.— to Holmes county with headquart­ Director Sachsenburg. of the less than was required in St. A ug­ An ordinance requiring u license Louis ruilroad, died Inst night fol­ W. Osteon, E. N. Mitchell, II. K. (IN S )—A posse wus organized er* it Bonifuy. will represent the Junkers works, said that pilot ustine. Under present plans the fee of $100 a day for persons en ­ lowing an illness of over a year. FYiller, ns Inspectors. Klitlc* had reported by radio roof would be of creosote lumber Precinct, No. 12, Forrent Lily, here this ufternoon to tra il down state live stock sanitary board In gaged in disposing of bankrupt He was taken t a local hospital due that he had turned back after with supporting columns of cypress. in packing house, Erick 1 hompson, five white prisoners who escaped West Florida, having charge of Mocks at n-tuil sales, has received to u heart attack last Thursday. starting out over the North sea Clerk, Geo. W. Bunnell, W ulter from the Bike County jail curly to ­ hog cholera control and livestock the approval of ucting M ayor h. r . Although the roof was authori­ CALGARY, Alberta, Aug. 16,— towards England. day a fte r overpow ering the jailor, improvement work. Silver. H. M. House, us Inspect­ . Huusiiolder and now aw aits the zed some time ago. Mr. Williams (IN S )—Canadian debutante* and COURTNEY DELAYED “Rlstlcz gave two reason*, taking his gun and locking him in signature of Commissioner S. O. ors, matrons w ho’ were positive last said Director Sachsenburg. First said the matter will be taken up for LINDBERGH LANDS Precinct, No. 15, Osceola. S. C. a cell. Chase before becoming a city law. SOUTHAMPTON, Eng. Aug. 15. week that the Prince of Wales had was that the motor was showing further consideration by the City Altliouuli , h , p r . r - . ~ l law . . . “ K " , '- '® ' , *; hi* R itchie, Clerk, A. L. M etcalf, John fallen In h>ye with Miss Valerie defects and the second was the Commission before any work ia SPRINGFIELD, 111., Aug. 16.— CONTRACTORS ARRIVE Inspect­ suLmilted some tim e ago, it wait | t . , . j le a th e r over Illley, L. J. Mixson, us Jones, amateur actress of Ottawa, va|enoe 0f thunderstorm* *U started. The reservoir will under­ (IN S )—After circling over tha not signed by Mr. Houaholder until Hying boat and baa ors. the A tlantic led Cupt. Frank T. had changed their mind* t o d a y - ,J , ‘th. co. , t. The damage to £ » i f J J ? * ! cleaning on Tues•asl Saturday. The resolution Courtney to postpone again his hop _' it was iannounced. This la TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Aug. 16. city levcral time*, Col. GharJe* A. for there is u new »ter on the „ ,undin_ wag com. May, . . . „ , . the Europa upon la n d in g -------- ( I N S ) —Scores of road contract­ Lindtergh, here of the first trsns- —........... - -- i**r* the date of Aug. 13. It was off on the first leg of his tra n s­ a practice that has been followed re­ Prince’s horizon, bh* Is Miss Dor,i ,,arBtively slight and can be not learned w hether the m easure ors arrived here today in prepara­ Atlartic flight to Paris, brought McCarter, u brunette debutante w««kly for the past several weeks, (Continued on Pag* Three) A tlantic fligh t today. his fimous plane "the Kpirit ot "ill be sent to Mr. Chase who is tion for the opening of bids by Mr. Willilama said. ranked higher in social register of in North Carolina or w hether it the state road Department here St louis" to earth at Lindbergh Edmonton, the provincial capita! LEV IN E DELAYS STOCK MARKET SOUND Field here at 12:01 P. M. "ill be held until his re tu rn in a The County Commissioners nt a tomorrow. Miss Me Carter was the Prince’s few days. BARIS, Aug. 1 5 .— (IN S )—The short session this m orning approv­ partner at the lieutenant governor’s NEW YORK, Aug. 15.—N eces­ The proposed ordinance i* de- F rench uviator* who are planning ed a resolution settin g uside mon­ bull in Edmonton. Three minutes sary readjuatmenta In the affairs cribed as u protective m easure trans-A tlantic flights are Charles ey* from the sinking fun«l to the before the Prince’s two cars were of the United States Steel Corpor­ for local retail m erchants. N um er­ A Levine, who hopes to maker a genera) and fine and forfeiture hooked onto the regular n|ght train ation, following the death today of ARCADIA, Aug. 16.—J. N. ous bankrupt sales in th e past few retu rn flight in the monoplane funds. Ten thousand dollars was from Edmonton to Calgary after Chairman Elbert II. Gary, will be manager o f the Bunta Go "cekh ure said to have led to the Columbia, have postponed their de­ tran sferre d to the general fund and the party, a young lady in evening constructive and to the b**t Inter- branch of tho Florida Light introduction of the bill. Under its p artu re owing to bad weather. $8,000 tu the fine and forfeiture. dress jum|>eil aboard one of tho eats of the corporation If the act­ Bower Company, was found S )— recondlution with Hunkow. provisions, persons who fail to pay The action was taken to meet a . SHANGHAI a iic 15.__(IN 1 (T ie Cantonese p arty set up « tegular puilmsn cars. It wus Doris ion of the stock market Is to Ik- oc­ In bis automobile on* mile <* license fee of $100 per duy for tem porary contingency, it wus un- Following tho series of defeats government at Hankow a fte r the Me Curter, on her way to Calgary cupied as an accurate criterion. HEAT SBK e T this city this afternoon. He each day of a sale a re subject to been killed by a bullet through for tonight's hunt ball, at which nounced. auth, t*ff*r*d by the Cantonese armies occupillon of Hankow. Michael Boa fine of $250 or a sentence of 00 head. His pistol, with two chaml MIAMI BEACH. Fla.. Aug. the Prince will be guest of honor. COTTON MARKETS rodon, soviet udviser to the Can‘lays in jail. torn — (IN S )—A canned heat spree _______ ________ _____ empty, lay In hla lap. His pockata While here Miss Me Carter Is the i *• \ h' tones*, and his red lieutenant* a­ AriTus ndvisinr • IJn’i northerners, Gen. Chiang hat which is said to have lasted o e from Comptroller *«* C om ptroller Arifos NEW YORK. Aug. 16.— (IN S )— were turned out aud n mong the Chinese gained control guest uf Mrs. Edmund Taylor. Mrs. TWO BEHEADED period u. of two weeks proved a penou ...................v „ . . . that such artlon could be taken up- Shtk, Generalissimo o f the south- of thi Hankow administration, so Taylor announced that tomorrow Cotton prices turned upward for back of his car had been to A. J. Puradise. 46, «f » a.rt",r,u’ (1l adoption of u resolution to the ^rn troops, has resigned and the th* contents scattered Miss Me Carter will go to Banff, $2 a amiThe who died here last nlgnt »> Collnty Board. The remainder of resignation has been accepted, it Gen. Chiang set up an antl^om - where the Prince Is to be tomor­ approximate recoveries of NASHVILLE, Tenn., Aug. 15. Conn., body was discovered by . . • I _ I . i 1 >I a .. AL . . ^ A. . _ i ■ A. ^ A. . 1 I > I ( I f 1 V* munia; government nt Nanking.) bale in the market here toAmr. —(IN S )—Two persons were de­ un intoxicated condition victs working th* road. row and Wednesday. It was also business to be taken up by the was officially announced toduy. Gen Chiang has departed for Strength and activity was attrib­ Judge Gordon on The Kuomintang (the Cantonese capitated here yesterday in ra il­ Hays called a coron­ Board was of a routine nature. said that Miss Me Carter probably uted to unfavorable week-end Pingps He said he had withdrawn political party) stated that Gen. er’s jury which investigated and ad­ road accidents. Leroy Scott, 24, MARTIN INSPECTS SCHOOLS would go to the Pacific coast for Li Lie Hchun lias been appointed entire^ from political and mili­ the duration of the Prince’s stay. weather conditions in the cotton journed until Monday without re­ "xs killed by a freig h t tra in ns SNAKES DIE TA LLA H A SSEE. Fla.. Aug. 1J. commander-in-chief of the south­ tary affair* and will live quietly he slept across the track , using n porting a verdict. at PiiKpo. Gen. Chlang'a resigna­ b*Noon price* were: October 19.03, . ... W. F1autt,. 9, — (IN S )—Governor John W. Mar* m*! as a pillow. John MCGF.reEE. Ark., Aug. 16. — ern forces und will assume hi* du* tion vas followed by numerous The fastest limn ever made by a up 38: December 18.3), up 39; Jan­ Mr. 8ikc* was CO years old and "os instantly killed when throw n (in resumed his official duties here (IN S )—Two King snakes, d efeat­ tie* at once. sailing ship crossing the Atlantic la formerly was connected with th* uary 19.36, up 417 and March It was stated that Gen. Chain’s others among his from the autotrobile driven by his today a f te r an inspection trip ® twelve days, made by th* clipper ed by u rattler and u blue racer light and power company here. , 19.63, up 41. * •other onto a ruilroad track, a w eek.of the U niversity of r*o here lust week, are dead today as resignation was forced by the of- ing that of Huang t o , Chinese Dreadnougtiht. ficlala at Nanking who favored a mayor o f Shanghai. I “vein* train severing his head „t Gainesville and the Girls in- the result of their encounters. f t om his body. 'd o stral School a t Ocalu.. FINAL INSPECTION EXECUTIVE GROUP MADE OF PLANES OF LEGION OKEYS IN DOLE AIR RACE PROPOSED CANAL 'u?w"!rJu„k.r.. .1 .k. St. Augustine Man 1Recommends Roof License Fee Of Daily Is Proposed For Local Bankrupt Sales Gossip Now Centers About Another Girl And English Prince County Board Votes Change In Two Funds G en er a l Chiang Kai Shek Resigns As Commander Of Cantonese Force a a a aa m a Utilities Manager Is Killed In His A �SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1927 PAGE SIX Freak Delivery She’ll Fly With Husband •Vi ---Frisbie P 1a y s Spec­ tacular Game With Many DifficultPlays im m rf ' W ashington, Aug. Hb—The Hoov­ er presidential boom is likely In -trik e a sn ag in w aters which will he com paratively smooth sailing fo r Vice President Hawes. On the o th er hnnd, the Hawes c ra ft can make good headway on . 1 7 itrer.ni th a t the Hoover boat • an navigate. 1 1 a«li cting a presidential cann man has in­ to serious con­ i can be found uiei w orth spenkiiy; in tl«’ next fol- Sanford Hurlers Yield Seven Bingles While Tarpon AceGives Up SixlncludingDouhle Myers And Hailey Gel All Of Hits I WASHINGTON, w ith hip business in various He hn.s been his ow» publicity chir.e, but ho is certainly «s ly known mi Hoover nm| ), hns captured the Ininginatk the av erag e citizen. Ilnlh Men Want Jot, T he tw o men are notn r*| to lie extrem ely ninbitious {,, p rr.ddei \ y . W ith the foreign situation is, A m erica's international ers will he quite : nlicitou, w ithin the p a rty seem s likely to win. And it's a fact th at while nomo im p o rtan t political elem ents with h would stand fo r Dawes would put up a real fight a g a in st Hoover, the elem ents in the Hoover stren g th would have little trouble in accept­ ing Hawes. Hawes llc ltc r Hct T h at is one of the principal re a­ sons why, at this w ritin g , Hawes seem s the b e tte r bet. The im p o rtan t anti-H oover sen­ tim ent will be found am ong fa rm ­ ers, senators and o th er politicians. Among these classes of influence Hawes has been busy building up his fences. He is th e stro n g est candidate who will appnal to all th ree although any otto of them n o -1 h i : t o t i i i : ni.ir, Tills is In certify i ),.■,? < ^ tM- til veil tmrtnerslil|> in th« I'lmriniic)- No. I unil .\.. ; -i,? M W nlkcr iiikI C. M MUi C.ii ,, lllli ilny of July. Iy27 and,,,' l"IIUer Ie«|H iimIIiIi- (,,r .,n> |,u, ^ I ra IIHIICI Ion- or Iliil,-l>ti-tlne,, iJ! riil hy I In* nliove firm i S igami) ItOltr.ItT II DfBrv California (ilrl’s Knsy Vlil* cry Over Joan I rv Demon­ strates Improvement In Her Game Within Past Year NEW YORK, Aug. HI.— (1NM —Judged pi rely on the more or Meet Charles “ Muzz1 Wetzel Icrs cir; um stnntial evidence furn­ n e w pitcher for Connie Mack, who ished by yesterday's re tu rn s in the gets away with come freak curves. George Cusack anil "H ube" Mow­ er yesterday m et In one of the W ightm au cham pionship in wom­ W etzel has a tw isted Index Anger p re ttie st burling duels ever seen en's ningle'5 several weeks hence. which accounts lo r tils freak doa t the Municipal Field and as a re ­ Thot, anyhow, h.uks the part of a llvcry. su lt Sanford nnd S araso ta hall led mi ro form nllty today* an almo t , 11 long innings to a scoreless tie. nj cn Pud shut ease. W hat is less evident hut. m e,1 It xvns a beautiful hall game and both team s played brilliantly a- alm ost as certain i? that Helen soon m ust take title to the distinc­ firld. tion c f I’cing the? greatest won. m Many scintillating plays fu n iII.O R ID A STATE l-EAGl of M icd the fans with thrills th at player in the world, am ateur Tam pa 7; Miami I. sent them home w ith pride for professional. This statem ent, of Orlando Ii; Si. Pete railing H W hen Capi V.’llt r 1 course, conies under the head of th e ir Colcryinen. Cecil Frisbie, Sun foul 0, Snrusnlu 0 (1 1 dt m onth In ills inonopLin* rank heresy to those win* 1.1 I Snnford'.t slu r shortficlilcr, was wIM fly with him th e b rig h test spot in the local de­ prate i f I .on irlea's a rtis try hut the noted w ar ace, will Hy women dneiuT live who won t fense. lie played his position fa u lt­ N A TIO N A l. LEAGUE liiaatcrvvood. Jr. t le iii. lessly and several of his plays were Boston 12; Philadelphia Ii. of tiie most difficult type. He re -, New York 7; Brooklyn •’> (BO cctited them with ease and made -v< S t. Louis 2; Pittsburgh 1 I I I ) otherw ise hard plays appear ertsy Olh'. r, not selu <lulcd. In tern atio n al News to the crowd. AMERICAN' I.E A G li JJoth tennis threatened to score •i ),;uiks to Sunny Jim I hiladidphia 7; Hot ton I. twice. Good throws front the o u t­ tl, .1. J.oiiis Cardinal fields hy Holder and Hogan cnuglit than Helen has con:’* forw ard dor- ■ Hot roil 7; Si. I oiiis ,‘l. 1 ESI ERDAY'S HOME III N8 w.iii die P ira te s for sc Onlv two si liediihd. tw o Feds nt the plate. The T a r­ ing recent months, she soi’.-i will. NATIONAL LEAGEK Miss Wills easily Is 2-r. per ce il Knmcs • Scutum's tod..’ , five pons had a man thrown out at Irago l ading Cubs, r INTERN ATION AL I.KAGI I th ird and in the seventh with Me.n-i ;• b etter ten ds player than ntie p |.i ”i- anil Club Yei.terduy Tolnl ■ml itrue in two days, Cannes Syraetise 5; Newark <1. ush on third and Adams on first, was ngninut Lenglen a t limit: It? , Inst year. It may not stand lo reabrut the Dues w ith u Koi-hc.ttor I; Jersey City II. B row er lifted one to a short cen­ C innt’i I 1H, Thi i '■ enme In th e e te r which looked good for a Texas ron that Sur.nnne ia 2.rr per cent | Toronto 1fl-It; Beading t I. P Momlcv, f. h 11nines (Only gam es scheduled.) !'.'uglier, Frlshie running like a w a n e lr.it it may lie so uci tid th at l.. i . I d with Carmen she is no better, if indeed she cull I deer tpnnngcd to catch the hall hy yi i only four HM leaning alm ost stra ig h t out. It wa ho ns good f<T a more scrim of; SOUTH ATLANTIC I.KAGI I eslilbitlcn mi.tidies ag a in st wom­ six. . A ugusta I; Greenville H. ii m ngnifirient catch. en who i ouldn't give her ii bent While Sunny Jim wa Ma-on < > ; S partanburg 7. Bill Myers nnd Frank Bailey I . ' Mi rriw cll In SI Ing with ii horse whip. A win , ille I ; • 'hnrlotle 2. did all the hitting for Sanford. M y o|d ide-kieli llogcra II Knoxville it; Columbia 5. Irn ..........d Jo an P ry yi i era made four singles out of fiv e 1dayHr Hint she ha.< eorne on in » ■ ••* ’diipli utiug lIlf’ fenl ill H ips to the plate. Bnltey hit a nh'.iinrl the H ru 'klyn VMKHP’AN ASKOCIA I IO double and s single out of t i e e n d iu ip irta n t parllctihira, nota'.lv It ah 1 •; ''o Milwaukee ti; Toledo I. r.nnte num ber o f trip s to the p la t­ In footwork and eru rt tactics. .‘Mr* .on on, with tho »a hod the siiii’o Im pressive pace on Kni Clly 111 Ci lutnb 1 i te r. the Gint.I* oveiTome the hull with the exception ti’ it S '. Paul R; I nuisvillo I. Atm ric.m G ehrig UH, Kutb, 107. load and ho cored the Ernie Burke made u g reat ru n ­ it wr.a stroked with g re a te r daring Mirm* tpolii 5; Itnli ttapoli> Li.zzi ti 15, I'liiiinoii- II, Y, illintus n in g catch of F risltie’s short fly in the m a tte r of length mid ntiglc • to rig h t field in thu second inning. W atching her, the Cink lletidrlck. m itfiehler S O I' I III BN I.KAGI E w riter wi.« B urke was running w ith his hack viewed with a belated i egret th-il ' ?lanta V; I III le Rock I . r r ' hi man, fCP>®! '- 1 to the hall when he rcnchod to Hting Lenglen had turned professintinl. I at lerond base foT Brooklyn Mobile ii; N asltvillf 2 (121. it gracefully. Hogan also made <i New Oilcan:, ti; Clmllnnoogii II ' eiinil'litlc I a costly ‘'rr,,rj The la tte r didn't heat Miss Ft; g re a t catch ill the field when ho any vnrr.o in tlic 11)25 WimhleJon Gians a n threi’ guntca !*u'in Birminirhrm I; Meinlikis 7 ( l i t eumc in fa st to take K, Allen’s line finals t !u n Helen did yesterday in |a d s and Pitlsktirgli, uMi drive o ff of the g rass with ii shoe­ ] winning, •’<2. fl-0, in 20 m inutes hy F.AIHNG MAJOR been piny ing the boat boll 1 S O l’TII EASTERN I.EAGHE IIm KBS s trin g catch. league. Selin.i 0-2; M ontgomery ti 2 (tiec the wateli. It w asn't eve?* a got? I Bill Myers, M anager Crowe and w orkout, ell hough Miss F ry is no. id !•. darkness). . ' M anager Have Bancroft o Bailey were tho other Celery Feds 2 on the English team . Num ber Jnrksonvllle l; W aveross I. ' Brave . benched him self in deserving honorable mention d u r­ one is Kitty MeKotu* Godfrcc, hut 0f H i' Gautrcnu, the chin AlSuitiy I; S avannah 5. in g ' the game. Myers mid Crowe tile lost in s tra ig h t sets l<* Molln Pcnr-aeobi I; CnlumliUH II. midget of the majors, and th [ b oth contributed several sterling Me.llory rnd Helen seem ingly cu.i helped h im s e lf to four hits a I plays while Bnllov handled Ifl p u t­ len t Molln a?iy time she sta rts. ton wiintped the Phillies, P- m its w ithout erro r. Ty Col'li and Zack ” heat i T hvr • Is i ” nno else t .• any II I fading veterans of the nth The tennis will play a double in may in le? im pending cham p­ W. i>titi. 11*2 -1i>l (it) 140 i ouId get only four hits i bender this, nfernoon he first game ionships, iio'e ; it. is the i.uh-dull, lieilii'iiiilt, Imt fortunately and other - s t a r t i n g at 2:80. The Feds will Betty Nuthnll, and sim e nhe h-ts Detroit '.M I42ti <ii) 1IU .Util nu'M uot •*! f*'W I* **|nave Monday for Tam pa for .hi* • been oiitranlu'd by Mrs. Codfree Hull m anaged t« heat the Rvil • gam es. | nnd Miss Fry on (lie B ritish tra m , New York 107 iiho m i i :pi .mi: to I. tl; t p a rtiiid a r ntemtee probably Lender a your ago today, Fotlicr 1 he T igers made it three ' SnritKots ran bo t lii-i.\.n out like nn aldergill, Bet roil, .Ii'J'2. row ft int the Browns, acnrim 1 B urley, ns 1niitn'u ehe t. Mr flislfreo nnd Mr . Burl.e, III Mallory are li'e only icftl th re a t I I Jlo ld er, rf between llcli it nnd her idiampioo . C crisl, Ilh ship, nnd it she is right lit the time H ogan, If which Meins to be alto g eth er prob­ k Shiva, 2h able, neither lias the gam e to stop M unush, ef the C.’liforniitn. Adam s, c Unless m ine one docs, she will be Ih'.mhnt I, B row er, | the first k'.mblv w inner of the BrilPill*. 71 22H irh and Am erican titles to appear Frisch, on the horizon since those good, St. Louis 10(7 -L'lH Sanford i'Id days whim May Button wore H arper, Beazley, rf Imiloon sleeves. New York 100 MS M eyer, 2b As for the W ightm au cup series, l.euder ii year a g o Jl. Allen, r f the finale today prohuldy will pro­ grave, Cincinnati .HUH, Crowe, .'Hi duce another victory fo r Am erica, ^ B ailey, lb. giving Helen's team u -I to H le»d <'liicngo V D unhur, If in the various m eetings held to St. Louis Frisbie, «s date. The Americans ended the I'ittshurgh l b Allen, e first day with an average o f two Ni w ) • Cusack p m utches to one. They need only ( ineinnuti two victories in the rcmuiiiiug Brooklyn - T otals 84 tt ti aa 20 I four m utches to hold the cup. Boston Score by innings: Offhand, the w riter would say Phihult’lphiu Knrunota .. 000 000 01)0 00—0 Sanford 000 000 000 00—0 Hint one of these will come us a Sum m ary: Two basv hits: liuilcy. result of Hie Wills-Godfroc singles Lvft on btiM’s: Sanford 7; S ara- match and the other In the m eeting MA Subxttin Iini -lowcler SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y., Aug. Mjtn 10. Base on tiulls: off Cusack between Mrs. Mallory and Miss Fry, with the possibility of a wind, HI. U N 'S )-W illia m T. Tilden 1; o ff Brower 2. Struck out: by in a Subslantial l ily’ Brower 2; by Cuiadk t». Umpire*: ly superfluous third being added hi i op| . Get rgo M• L ott, J r ., o f 108 Magnolia Moore and Fredericks. Time of by l l e l n end Mrs. Weightmaii in Chicago, one of his num erous p ro ­ ami Miss Harvey. teges, in the finals of the in v ita­ gam e: 2:12. The sub-deli singles m atch, in­ tion tenuis singles here today. Loll volving Helen Jacobs and Betty reached tin; fin d* by vanquishing Nut hall, must go down ns any. Hnu* IjicohU*, French ace, in i.tre.ight rclh in th e b ig g est upset NEW YORK. Aug. H I.--(IN K ) — x f recent lentils history. fads F irpo, South American heavy­ w eight who once knocked Jac k Lunacy ami Dempsey Agree Dem psey out of thu ring, is plan­ n in g a rin g cam paign In tho U ni­ lime will prove the quality of building materials—time 'CHICAGO, Aug. 18. — (IN S )— ted S ta te s this w inter, prom etor NEW YORK, Aug. HI. - (IN’S) Now 111 <t icpicM 'iitiitlvee for both will, prove (heir wnrlh to >ou—will tell if your judg­ Tex R ickard said today before —Two eighteen’hole golf enurre* C ore Tunney and Jack Dempsey leavin'? fo r Chicago'. Rickard was will he laid out in Madison Sinmre la v e 1 « ||y no reed cn cam p sites ment was good or bail. That is why our reputation accom panied by l-eo P. Flynn, Garik t this w inter, w ith puttiuir wher, tin ir n spcetlve b a ttle rs will protects you. You lake no chance—run no risk when m an ag er of Jack Dempsey. greens, sand traits and w a te r lu.z- train fur U t. heavyw eight champ* dealing with us—past performance is your guarantee nrd". Indoor g o lf to u rn am en ts may i< n*hi;i racket n t Soldiers Field l e held . AND TH A T 'S THAT - » . t. 22, Chicago fan s relaxed of our reliability. MOTORIST: I clearly had the l .day t ’ aw ait the “checking in" rig h t of way w hin this m an ran IRISH I URNS PRO form liti’ -, of thb fam ous prim-ip- Results Of Games RaselialiStalisties in Major Leagues ingAUBases AN ACTUAL 7 0 - - H E R E IT IS __________ W I T H T H E S W E E T E S | S M O O T H E S T T O U R I N G SPEEffl E V E R D E L IV E R E D , ** SIX CYLINDERS SURCHARGED W ITH POWER. PRODIGAL POWER, CONTED1PTUOUS OF G R A D E S-SC O U N FU L OF SLOUGIIS AND DETOURS. .. LeagneStaiuliiifts GRASP TIIE BIG WALNUT WHEEL OF TIIE GREAT DODGE SENIOR AND FEEL THE URGE TO TRAVEL FAR AND FAST. YOURS IS THE LEFT-HAND SIDE OF THE HIGHWAY-COMMAND OF TIIE ROAD. C;(> SEVENTY ANY TIME YOU CAREOR DARE—TO! M IRA CU LO U S PER FORMANCE, * ii DRIVE IT AN IIOUR-AND YOU’LL DRIVE IT FOR YEARS. s Time Will Tell ACCOMMODATING COLLEGE D EAN : Do you know who I out? STUDENT MOTORIST: N». sir. I ul -f yoii * ,n ii'inniitbcr your ?uld, , i ,l ia|.c you boiitu. A n;w cr:. D q d e e 5ENI O .r)20 Maple Avc, Sanford Fla 13thf St. A t lE lm ^ A v e I1 D T H E R EDAN L lJ . r. o . » U aiT iiv i^ . �*4 t ' THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1927. PAGE TWO As To The Canal The Sanford Herald w As Brisbane Sees It Picture Postcards We Don’t Receive Ellon J. Mougliton ra k lU k rt m i T aflcn in aa a ir • ■■•lar at flaulnre, Florida > 111 Mairaella A rra u r R o lr tr t a t Srrnad Class Matter. O rliW r ST. 1S1», at tfco Poetofflrr ■i Naaford. Florida, a a d rr Afl at r i a t i t a a at M arrh, I, ISM. •lUl.I.ANO L, IIKAIt,----K U lT on H HOWARD IIFIIO -----MANAOKIt KAItl.H n. JOVHS. slaaaalo* Kdllot SVIISCRII’TIOX H A W Tomorrow another very Jmjiortant election will be held. In conjunction with the other people of Seminole and Brevard Time To Think counties we will go to the polls to decide whether bonds to Hraln*, Nni Legs the amount of $1,250,000. shall be issued for the purpose of War For Whom.? (lamblers constructing n canal connecting the upper St. Johns River Foolish II; A R i ll II h /JKLSIIANE with the Indian River. r»p? right l» /l or Nlar »«. The advantages of such a canal have been enumerated too many times to require repetition here. We do not believe A NKW YORK judge,remanding Tot senleiue a iil-ypar old b u rg la r „u.. Tear---------------------there is a n y o n e in the district so poorly posted as not to be nail hoM-u|i mail, said to In in! *m Modtlii*. -■.u»..«••»..... *-•*.«. ■ •i.isithoroughly aei|iiainted with the henelits expected to be de- "You will never purry a gun again 1 layer ............ in farririi per S-’iS rived from the completion of the proposed program. The prne- u a long ns you livp," im plying llmi ----*— - . . . . . . . tical realization ol I uture benefits is always problematical. In* woinil at l U|Niii a re, pul law ami 11«-: e_ a lilt' sentence pa prr. auhaerlbea It lb» Interim* | bUl WC cat) rest UHSliml tllill II) tills pill'tleulur CUSC they life iin.Some will think the punishm ent i U"1anprr",,**"r^ '» " "V*aaT«aim’” as certain as tin- good derived from counties* other Imnd is­ severe, hut it is no worse than the I n r a t r fjo s is m l vrnr.li dallr purer sues previously voted. bandit* trade, t arry in g a pistol | •* r nil Ike leartlnK e irn ta of Ihr en­ tire *r>>riil „ The I. li. la rs|>erlalwhile committing u lelony m eans i We do not know how many hundreds or -thousands of lr erflpleu* It Florida anil Its •uanurr of Kamillas alaie arYra la pleasure craft will lie attracted this way by the beauty of the intention to commit m urder, if rrltbnat rqual. St. Johns River and the convenience of the route to the low­ necessary. I.ife sentences, without uiiy milk- i The Herald 1- a in.nil.rr >.r ihr er Ens( Coast, hut if only a dozen come the first year, with sop commutation for'*gond liehnv4adlt l i.rrnu *f f i r ralatlnna. an lo trrn atln n al Aaanrlatlne nl l*til>- their crews of twenty to fifty men each, it will la? worth , ior" would mul;e"guns"less popular ll .h r n . A d trrllaera and A dtrr'U Inn • a rn lr w hl'h .r<iulr « ra rh I 'a . . while. The second year more will come, and in ten years, with ,w,th criminal*, P ih rr-n ism l.rr to . .i I.r II In « (fo r,.ash audit of m iner, pi (on llaia the work undoubtedly taken in charge by the government, it i Mj{ (jogpwYN. associated with It. order I* r e r ltr aii-.ilni.lt all will be one of the most popular water courses in this country. Messrs. Loew ami Mayer in n h.’f •'alm a of -•M-nlatlnn it a .II a . But if for no other reason than that the railroads so moving pit ture company, says mov­ t.in rat l.nalnr— m rll .da strenuously oppose its'eonstruetion, the people of the dis- ing pictures now cal! for "less MON FA Y A t'(J I ST IT. liiJT. ; trict should give its affirm ative side serious consideration. display of legs and more display ol ■mi. MiMFU.ie- n i m m A * jThe railroads do not oppose things which do not hurt them. brains." S tars must lie able to think if l^-K is.am iit lu rlii and m anly ad They would not oppose the canal if its construction would they want to succeed and last, says ...lal-n ai l«n. I.— Deeper n t l r i routra lu Ja rk ta s- not result in reduced freight rates. And in I b is particular human Indy have gone out of fa s h ­ -III*. • — i.'uualmellou «.f HI. Jo n at lu u ’tp [case the interests of the railroads and the interests of the ion grains, not legs, count now,’" and tlial is a blessed relief. Even H irer I'a n tl people seem to clash. The people, particularly the farmers, legs pall, so much alike, especially • — loan* a rail.,a at umatkly ■r M>»li." when there is no expression in the I - A t a n '. n i l i t til 1>iill.fins prr. |want lower freight rates. ■ran,— huunrn. bnlrla, nparn.trnr faces th at go with the legs. It is unfortunate that the m atter of the canal did not busses. I come before the people two years ago when they were in the • —A I'uutm anltr t.’lirat. A FRENCH WRITER,hack from • —t am pin It, h el elly h ra a lltlra . mood for voting bonds for anything. There is no doubt that Japan,says tlua program. there is no doubt the J a ­ “ —A new aad nr.tdrra borpltal it would have carried by the largest majority of any panese are preparing for a g reat —i.i.ii o v* Vrf pan today l,on,l election- It is too bad that the bonds could not have war. lie thinks the Japanese in ­ OUR DAILY N E E D :— Let the 1been placed on the market when Florida securities were in tend to make themselves in Asia what Prussia was in Europe under words of my mouth and the medl* \demand. It is too bad that the m atter should come before the kaiser, lie was startled when, tatin u af my heart, He acceptable the people at a time when they are feeling the burden of in a Japanese harbor, lie saw ris ­ in th y rig h t, O Jehovah m y rock, bonded indebtedness, at a time when Florida bonds are no ing above (lie w ater a subm arine and m y redeem er. 1‘nalm 19:14, | longer in demand. loo m eters long, a size forbidden P R A Y E R :—O Lord, send us daily help from the sanctuary, ' and stren g th en us out of Ziwi. -Q “ ( ‘onlitlge’s Defense Program Architect F ir -1 v'" 'l. Hank 1)1J, x. %| nford, Fla S pecial fo r this Week! J ire s fo n e B u ilt C O U R IE R BALLOONSl 29 x 440 $7.50 Seminole Tire Shop by tbe recent naval agreem ent. Nobody know wbut ibr .lapaiie-e are building, mil of Mgbl oi inland seas. Firestone T ires 111 West First H ired Hull ku 'M.«j| HINfr YOU It KoNU If you think your to w n s on* wCl! n'A have it lend the rest | Following cloudy upon the failure of the recent Geneva !the^iapunesem ur f nend s',us we arc >cs • conference. President Coolidge yesterday announced to the their friends, and intelligent as well nation plans for the most ambitious national defense program as friendly, would never dream of GIVE THEM A CHANCE, AND THENSANFORD FORUM He^p It grow. since the World War. Although details of the President’s attacking the United S lates. At IIA YON A JO U R N A L the same time we might be dragged W hen th ere’s anything to do plans were not divulged. Director of the Budget Lord assures TO THE 1AX P A Y E R S :i in our C o u n t), and arc *n anxious into a war between Jap an anil L e t the fellows count on you, American people that the expansion program will at the end Europe, and we ought to he ready (in vote on th e Canal Election, to have this valuable land drained, The state of M assachusetts does when he found th at the law ir.aitl .’ 10th, hut but know i[ nnd and opened so ••A” "A " bout j ucMiay, A ugurt Kith, cun ?*o ’ , .*• i . i ■. i« , , nnicrv™ know*? V ' n * * 'rmiK ’;of five years give the United States the most powerful for anything with plenty of flying Tuesday. the r.-at . then let y o u r conscience I through, do not own any property | w‘‘" Sm r " ,,nH ' } take its course. !. is .... •Irunf* tji i ships ami mtl -inurinea of our own ! protective force of any nation in the world. here to lie taxed. Those who are twice-convicted m urderers, an o th er , justice, hut misplaced scntintntifc If you're used to giving knocks, ami nobody ti> tell us what size we be y, n r -aide. The budget provides for the completion of every arm of I In- «anal .fo r drainage, reny lie, most anxious to have us vote for chance to produce evidence which ty th at cries out over the world Is l Chang* your style. may make them o r how ninny. nihisable some tim e in the future this canal project, are a Engineer, they claim is new, to prove their in- j h earings, i /-henrings -mj- Li I i Throw 6oui|uetx instead of rocks, j naval defense already authorized by Congress, in addition to l>o 'su rv e y o r, or Canal C ontractor 'ino ccn ce. ; pardons. Will the n m n and o* ' many new unites. Two old battleships will lie modernized and F or u while. PRINCE NIKOLAY von Massal- years, but as a lax paper, I say (),„. ........ 1.. , ................I They have already been given 1 who investigaU-d^ (k They ■ lit > t’ HU VM M ,? n . I.fct the oilier fellow roast, eight cruisers will bo added to I he naval forces. Perhaps the sky says he has an absolutely sure “ Not riaw." Our friend bought two boat* to "confessions” of oilier men already missions d im e* o f Nucco and \unzeiti is It itrmth a t the canal will Shun him as you would a ghost, nioHt significant part of the program however, is the im-i*’*u1n f,,r. lM’:l|i"g u roulette wheel drain land and make it available our city six years ago, advocated .( condemned foe oilier crim es. T h ese, ride on th eir guilt or inn, .<.-r,. r. c M eet his hrm nier with a boast, ■ . . . 'a n d getting money from gam bling boat basin, and sold us tin* idea. jKirtance that has been attached to tlu* development of tin. i nnui'dKi “confessions'' have been shown tn 'w d l the sentnm enlnlists of ritiit ?! Abd u smile. r y won hous.-s, iiif tInhey would only let him for .....I farm s. Hut do you know Tlu-n, he did not retu rn until lie • aerial fighting units. For this purpose a tremendous sum -out <f jail to try it. tlint high taxes have made fa n n ­ heard of this job. While here ."'ll he false and the re-h earin g p.-ti- and countries far removed fmn (W M R ', Whnn a stra n g e r from a fa r , has been proposed so that within five years the army will lb* could not posNibly ''bout” the ing mi pi' .fit able (ai land already lived on his boats, bringing m ost ti.ins only attem p ts to bold o ff the .scene of th eir crim e and convKtM fatal day. Hut still the officials I <• allowed to dictate the result! | Mi C onus along, l find itself equipped with eighteen hundred of the most mod­ gam bling wheel, even in Monte cleared .' I in you know th a t there of l j« supplies from the N orth. He do well not to let th e em otional The officials are to be lonum-txMj - Tell Idlii who and wluit we i n many faring having to aland j left some warm friends here, but ern war planes while tin: navy will he furnished with a thou­ Carlo, where they have one zero, nre radicals say th at the men were not on giving every hearing rcijuntd | iMukc it strong idle bemuse the ow ners can not |..fi very little money, lie won’t and take only half your money V U sand machines of equal efficiency. I N eedn't flatter, never bluff when tbe zero come* up. I ay -mil lu-.es? They neither have to pay the million* for the given th eir last chance to prove 'v»tliin reason. The petition to i Tell the tru th , for tn n t’s enough; The generous defense program is taken as a very em­ What cbance docs the foolish have, am car. they borrow money I Canal, th ru taxes. IL- can afford a f te r having been given th ree tria ls new hearings is a part of th» IV i Jo in the Roosters— they’re the s tu ff phatic answer to Great Britain's efforts _____________ _____ . . -gam bling American think lie has in to finance th eir crop. When ..11 to be enthusiastic over d raining where only one satisfies the law «»f itotl S tates system of judicial pe­ to rule the__sett. .Alnny land, to electrocute the con- crninent and is entirely within Ik A 1...........1« » " * ‘ ~ *’ * y«ur kouk ...... ...........it.................... . IVIIIUVM b ii.nfir ii.ng your song.. kjJ1illl,i jI vthough ' ” *r has been I’resident f ’oolidgo’s pet ambition to re-, 1' f i " ', * . ' T' d"rs ami gam bling the land that is drained now, is i the land, which will not be need­ demned men if the facts still s h o w i'ig lits of tin- ......pie. Dut tkmti being farmed profitably, tb e iije d for fan n in g for a decade, to s ta rt with, —.Selected [ducu world armaments, it is eivident v id e n t that lie b e lie v e s m ih-Ii I ..‘.i.... -i.' > he now believes such where they have two zero* to take there will be time to vote a mil-1 THIS IS N 'T THE DOOM; it’s t h a t 'th e y niv guilty. Or to s ta rt!* " blow up building . kill off.-a!i , ,, , . , it move is impraetteal because of conflicting attitudes ol the your money j f eith er comes up. We wonder lion dollars nn-re debt in the (’m in -. afte r. Let’s pay for the boom ,be- the m achinery of the law for tlu-ir influence action of the courtilj release if the facts are otherw ise. I violence,are un-American aniltri* really wet or »r if he ju*t think* that various powers. With the knowledge that disarmament is And what chance <!o the poor ty. fore we vote for more bonds. Volusia comity is inclined to I inal. The gentlemen, who do not live horse race*, handling $H0(l,0110,01)0 of Florida people are. out of the (piestion and impressed with the fact th at the Unithe m a jo rityy■■■«» n u rm a out, oi m e question that th< . ....1. MUSSON - --- n -- ■• • —com pare this case with the long It is well to give the raihrak think they have b etting on . .. — T .. j ted States eannot lag in protecting its interests, Mr-Coolidge afools b attle made by C harlie Drown, also ! all the rope they ask for. And if year to tsiokmaker* and ‘'g en tle­ good “paper. iM t'juH haiTa li tt l e 1is definitely phu’ed on record for a defense program that is men" of (lie race track ? tile “ innocent victim of a fram e- 1 then they cannot produce any(Mg HOME OWNERSHIP up," who went to his death with n ! but th re a ts from their friend*, vi m ore b u tte r oh it, it would he all'the most extensive in the history of the nation, right. CHARLOTTE (MISERYEli sneer and a confession on his tip- it on them . Not the least noteworthy is the President's approval of LADY OSSULSTON.-i.f the Hri tisli nobility,will s ta rt a “laundry W ise ones hi Mexico who run the elaborate development of aviation as a necessary adjunct for civilized human beings”,and put lly all means, establish u home 1 th e ir conjugal relations beenut-c for presidency; and lose will keep to the fighting forces of Uncle Sam. In providing a h'.qje sum no laundry m arks on things w u s h -]" f y °u r own, regardless of how they own th e ir home is a bit un­ rig h t on running.—Wall S treet for this branch of defense, Mr. Coolidge has yielded to the I d - Scotland yard detective* say: humbli- it may be." This statem ent, usual. C -rtninly home life is es­ Jo u rn a l. persistant demands of many lenders, both in the government 11 ^ ca^h‘V ri made recently by a famous Chicago sential to m arital happiness but p " A Sul>Kt:tntia| Jcwclrr o. . . . . . outside. ^— . w program o m A t u u o i > c iand l l l l l ambitious l l l l l i m i n n s as to I divorce judge, is given as the most may there not be ju st a s much a c t ­ I H land so# vextensive ■'...... ,,....i.......... ■ >. ■ . I. ..he . . |-> . *' . g, ■ •••■■ iis r V I F l l l i e v e V I J L l L i life in u rented flat -s in T h e only difference between ’l please even Mr. Brisbane, who has long been an ardent OaauUtun might comprom- ........................................................., .... fundam ental of all tules .... for ...i-■ the ual home in a Sulislnntinl City ex- iscLady by using laundry murk*| but j buppinvai. of husband and wife.Tb,. ‘‘ th a t home owner bi| ____ ,,,1 t ,K*lc!(ennclucl,., ^fu|Ktlir 'K !’ K !K t. ' ' " " ’’'l 1.! .0! ku- * klux. * * With fT T f’" ' 1 ..108 Magnolia fanioua ju rist, as a result of his in- ||rj ineilH is #MU„W ,h.,t , tin,ate c-n tael w ith so many 1thl, |lllUse and lot makes the horn, ■ mciitic tangles, Inis given out two___ Do statistics show that m ole di­ lists of "Ten Commandment*,1' one rented for the husband and one for the vorce cases come from IIKSII FIN A N CE tells you that wife. Obedience to tln^e rules, be hom es? No such statistic* are ■tussiu's business is in ruins. You says, would elim inate much of tit,- available, to o u r knowledge, and know that doesn't make much dif- present divorce craze. even if th ere were it is doubtful if T he wise man is the one who is ----- --------------- ------------ O________________ _ jferonce to Russia, first, because it they would reveal facts coincident w illing to hear what o th er w is e 1 The Chicago judge then supple­ | isn’t tru e; and, second, because with tiie Chicago judge's state­ tr.en have to say.— W aycross Jour' Iktuuso business that is bad can ments there "T en Com m andm ents" ments, On the other hand, is it not i n al.lle ru ld . How few and fa r bewith a few general rules which arc be mad,, good.* likely th at such statistics would re­ | tw een I to be shared in and obeyed jointly I'ALM REACH IN D EPEN D EN T . .. .. .. J . I by lioth man and wife. Home own veal a targe percentage of unhappiDUT WHEN Dr. (.a n tt, brilliant is „ w lttHt „ f these gem ml | ness in die owned homes of thc i s n 't it funny how rum ors gel __ The West Palm Reach Police own am m unition and virtually .ill young physician of Virginia says rull>|| uml t!.,. im|M,r ,unt one ■, om paratively economic independ­ r.tnrled? Someone said the otlu-r there are in Russia 4,000,000 eases ent people? A thletic Club held its regular, mon­ expenses connected w ith t litprac­ day tlia t Hob Holly was w riting it m alaria, four time* a* many us cci.necled with m arried life a, cord­ Iloire ow nership i* desirable, of f 1 ed ito rials for The H erald. T hat's thly m eeting at the city hall S un­ tice. They each shoot two rounds of before the w ar; th a t million* have ing to the Chicago expert. course. T here are so many advan­ dry afternoon and elected P a tro l­ am m unition at a practice. It will he really u Compliment to us Hoh. And thus we have a new re'e for till,m ito s is and th a t half a million —------ o--------man L, It, Neely, captain of pistol well to avoid local member* of ilm suffer from trachom a, while turre the home to play. It lias been gen- tages in owning one's home th at it a r.goal of »every family. I should lie .... «* --. -q oi *F | j i*tlltll \ ■ force when it conies to a pistol b at­ The exchange editor usually gets practice. are only 1000 cases of that eye„ I orally conceded th a t home ow ner- 1 America would !*• it much g reater in a bad hum or when he hus to F orm er mott-rcycle O fficer O. A, tle for the local policemen are tu rn ­ disease in the United S tates, the. ship en to u rag es economic inde- J nation if our percentage of home teuU h alf a dozen papers which use Campbell, who left the police force ing in some excellent scores. Since the pclicemen are so scan­ situation changes. To undermine I l«ndcncc an I n more stable «.ilizen- .owner* was much larg e r llut. if a the sam e “canned" editorinls. And recently ami tins gone to An­ Russian finance would make little | shl!»- The sociologists tell us t h a t , .nun and woman arc all right right in in ty of practice am m unition, its the .i,tt.—..... j who w ouldn't ?— Florida Advocate. geles. . • " ■ • • 1.................... Independent'* opinion th a t it would liffcrence to Russia in the niixt ,lome ownership Is conductive to every o th er phase of ttieir m arital And yet lots of intelligent people The m em bers of the departm ent he a good idea for public spirited generation. Money lost is soon re- i h o tter schools and b e tte r churches relations, home ownership or (lie Rocky Mountain Regions not so fam iliar w ith the exchange* m aintain their club on a fifty cents citizen* to buy them a supply n,.*; m ar th eir liaiuiiof gained, with energy. Rut the under­ and a general higher standard of lack ef it will never know the difference. Pacific C oast i . -* - •»harlotte n k ,,.r " a nmiitb m em bership fee. Tills fee (Uitridges. The Independent will standing of health is a differsnt, living. Hut the statem ent th at a \ ness completely.—C Wonderful National Parks more serious m atter. It destroy* mall and wife cult be happier in ver. pay* fo r am m unition. Ranks clos- lend ___ the list w ith tw e boxes. CnrtDid you ever see two people nil energy. Great Lakes inir caused a loss of d u b funds and ridges or money to buy them should tin sam e side of the fence who N o rtli W ood* Country " '"'i *** ,‘" ,T **:,,V,T ut ftio m eeting Sunday, it was vol- be left with the desk sergeant, couldi) t K*1 along because one was ^ discontinue ta rg e t practice . Our police use the Sm ith IT andWAS Wes- PKOHAHLY mulzriu j VIA bites of mo*<|itos brec in I •.i"!*!® r fhappened rom it m to an Huy-| 1 ! t,|,c||' Tuesday and iiobl it every | son special, long range.from Thethe hoys Luther. T .h afat'srth wehat D I X l l i FLYER LAKELAND I.KIHiElt ---------------------------wfttd Hroun and the New York o ther Tuesday. The next ___ targ e t should have plenty of pistol p rar- neglected m arshes th at destruyed.l OR u jir’ T practice will he held Tuesday, Aug- ; tice il t' e best insurance the eii- "the grandeur th a t was m e I Florit| a han developed in n m n u -dustry. W orld. Now U rouns looking for * ^ |>ulicA,n)lMt |my f u ' t h e i r 11tens ran have . DIXIE LIMITED ion* Rome k air-liu im l, blue-eyed bu r-, m nn. ihnn inuit o f T here is a field here for developThrough Scenic, liiito ric Her bariuns could not have done il | fnctur g , in^ the product of Florida soil. Tiie According to un exchange, some w ithout the mo*(|Uitos help. , us realize until we check "I1 C;trus industry is in its infam y s i Low Round T rip Fare* o ra to r welcoming the truns- A t­ --*«• Chalet v( Routt — —"— ^ _ figures. Up to 114 the annual fu|. HS (|u, conversion of its fru its , lantic aviator* in New York, suid, Siop*” TH E EARLY ( H R ISI IAN'S ai- vnjUtf of product* m anufactured in juices into some form of market ASIIKVII.I.K TIMKS "AH Am erica welcomes you, for so talked of dividing property and , . , u urnounteil to less than $85, able products. There are fields l.... . ■'«»! l»till New S'ork is A m erica." A fter con­ giving to the poor. Hut. us with I the value had rishl,ri‘ f,,r many industries of mod,:rmodern C hristians, it was hitfelv Editorial discussion of the r"Wt states. su ltin g o ur population statistics, w e -a re more inclined to believe between the Fundnientalists and | Some day the patience of the words without deed*. , ! « . 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . »<'■>"• htU ti* r '. " - I yIII* C l ^ a r l)U!liYU>S» n" ! 'k" 1n 1 1 f n rtiw m . , , l Vn n i .. L m i i i - h t th at New York Is Italy, Greece, 1M odernists is, generally speaking, I'ublic will snap, and the parted Usually, the first thing th at the *t o t a l f l" about $188,000,000. iso m - of the thriving industries.; and A rm enia, while Florida and « , Wllbtt. 0f space, ink, und tlm^s ", r “ ml wil1 *m*ek the strik es a visitor to this cmntry The n ex t two venrs brought a lurg- W«lh the genera^ turning of the (j*e«inriu an* A m erica. i «**»...• .u...... . i ..... ,n“ 111 tn e n tx c •• „ mind* o f business men to the possis a motor car. e r inert* ■ • ' «ihilities ti>at ure lying dorm ant * r_ ° cun be entirely in Ihut field of sentim*"ent 7 " and '" ; exceeding disrepair. In the old day* No m erciful muii here it wll| nol |* many years until ’ that women's elutbes Lave ,„tu l o f about $300,000,000. ju st. I n >»e exactly just u man must thought, is the Clan Jones. We wish of, superstition und prejudice mei . All |hu | llmuinittloll jH w|m, „s.k,s It in i\ot proimbk*, P^rnup* not Honu» f( rnis of m anufacturing will l> Is; w ithout feelings.— I’ulm Reach they would keep il so. and women who desired to » , them so expensive, possible, th a t H o n d a will ever be* ,jt.velope,l whichi will make use of other people s conscience in jutl I Independent. Come up here and come ft g reat m anufacturing state. t |(U ruw o iaterials available in FlorR ut now we hear, via the audi­ ami freedom on the ruck were con* have a couple o f shots of this "C el­ ence r< om of the In stitu te of FoilWe are t'>o fa r from the source of j j a (or which a large and growing Almost every day the cables raw m aterial* and fuel, as well as ,,,a ,-)ic.t can be created. tent to take ilieir pay in personal ery shine" und see if bring word th at C harles A. Is>gloating; today they w an t it in too f a r front th e m arkets in which ________________ rush sulurie* and expenses nc* vinc hus started an o th er fight m anufactured goods m ust be fat baakltti, tUrflng car m ntvlinu, fattt anJ othtr ht/annullan. af-H* •• lecting a g re at cam paign fund t " ! counts. across the Atlantic. _____ c ounts. >•«' Kefir titktt Mgtttt. at sold. The tendency now is to locate in C alifo rn ia’ couple ___ of ____ shots once, and th a t it _______ Jl m USC H c itETXIT M K F I«I force througli tile L egislature o f 1 When that portion o f the puhli facto ries n ear the sourcc'V.f w rote h er will «n n corset and it j made hint feel like the devil.—T a m ­ each of the 48 states a unifoni) law which supplies m onth u ftc r the i -(*•«' flatUa Patuttgtt Altai Patuttgtt ltagu W J It’s such a relief to hear that raw m aterial. The c-tt.ni mills of was found to , binding.. The NuSfOi.a*a>M.(. II L m m .O « 4 ft.ilt.sk ft ft. tWM. * t*s«» *’ pa Tim es. Y our buddy hudn’* » •' ’*tl f u bidding the teaching of cvolut- m ounting puyioll* wakes up to this SUC'A« IU, D4 W. IU, Sen, lUJJCnNM* the Einstein th eo ry o f relijiv ity New E ngland have been moving ra im e n t will M ^ e off o b scu rity .| to he so chum m y w ith th e devil, ion In the public schools. The insti- difference between w itchburning bi to lie changed. We never could ___ !“*“" * *1«3« J«ku..0U (latit JiciirmO*. fW* steadily f ° r >’t’ar,‘ inlH the cotton - . . . . I And why should we go nil the wuy itu te is informed an organization ia the Seventeenth and T w entieth understand why they thnugift the fields of the Carolina*. The An advertisem ent rem inds folk*' to Ran ford a f te r shine? — Palm | R igger und bolder thnn the unti- Centuries t tie professional leugnos old way was right. ir.m mills hn* been seeking new th a t th e saxophone was invented Reach In lependent. T h a t’s rig h t, Suloon is proposed to woge a fight for the support of political uplift* locations along the g ieal lake* alm ost a hundred years ago. Ye.,, you live down th ere where they im- to the liitter end. A lready the ers will find them selves out o f jobs whose am bition I, ...ill i i , ----------7 * , * those............. ■inwim/,1 in ini n f lif< is is to w here they a re near the *"urces of th e evil Ihut men do lives a fte r { |w rt It. fram e is reported set up in 22 It I n t e r e s t in # ' will be a day of m ourning for manage their neighbors’ hudne ore and fuel. So it is in every in* them. such a large defense program us, H it «has • -- ----- facing ...fi »«••! »**** ho­ "» | cornu evident that tax reduction will he out of the question for If th ere is any tru th i" uVr 'U’xt year. While this of necessity will he n severe blow in " i f f i i * t t a n d n " 7 h ( . u l d ,lt)e strong i m u ,,y 'HjaiTers. no question about the importance quarters, there is lio im noi-tntu-o of ,.f an ox. using u large portion of ottr treasury surplus for the purpose ------- o-----— of defense. leaving fin s out of the sh .rls Laundry pins in sh irts have not helpeii to detect crim inals, hut have driven many to crime. I t n 112 E. Second St. \ J \ , T . H. JACKSON \t phone Oil lo a: PISTOL PRACTICE FOR POLICE f HEBESTOFTHEWEST THENORTH ANDNORTHWEST FLORIDA MANUFACTURING NO PAY, NO UPLIFTERS ■:W< ! D IX IE R O U T E .... �y-tfi : "s'.'.-r ■tr? r 1 •*' THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY. AUGUST 13, 1927. »AGE THHK1* ^•N’-y> < + <.<.++<.<..h+++.;.++<.<,4.+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + .f,^ + .> ++^ f4 .44,^4.+ + .y.j.+ + + + *+ *-n-: S o c ia l and Personal Activities-: filer Telephone 148______ MRS. FRED 3. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR Residence Telephone 859 German Effort To ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■{(■ *nn«i******B B B M B *i,«*B *M *i«i,il B * * * * * « * * a i * * * * a a « " M,'* f , V Conquor A t l a n t i c I l f II Tl Results In Failure A ■ <’ (Continued From P age 1) Is I [vast crowd which is expected to turn out to greet the G erm an over­ seas flyers A force of about 1,000 notice nnd state troopers has been detailed tn guard the field and to protect the airmen from the enthusiastic crowds. The Bremen is expected m any cities and thousands of mile*.! to lnml (if it negotiates the over­ (f’ontinued From Page 1 ) | (Continued From" P age 1) of territo ry . seas p a rt of tho flig h t successful­ TUESDAY over the stock tickers hut the stock There can be ,no doubt A bout the 1 Ilia canal connecting these in­ ly) between noon nnd 7 o’clock j;„y pippin fthd M rs. Le.* land wntorM iighways can lie con­ mnrlit t did not break, ns many had benefits accruing to the com m unity, tomorrow. ,viH cuu-rUiin tin: tnemVicrs stru cted nt a cost only a little over anticipated on inform ation of su e h j.w h v lose the accum ulated effo rts Why ;;ynl.cnm Hand nf the F irs t a million dollars, to he paid fo r by s *PJ’^*caiico. U. S, Steel stork, of th irty years because of a tem ­ LONDON, Aug. 1ft, (IN S )— Cluireh nt the home of M rs. :U»,00U people over a period of " '" 'l'h opened a t 131-1-2, (hopped porary depression? I have faith Rough w eather aw aits the G er­ T1-, t!ild re:i are ashed to th irty years, o r approxim ately *l 130-1-4, hu t rallied later In Sanford and Scminolc County man Junkers piano Bremen over ith Mrs. Echols a t 12:110 $4.25 a year p er person. ' : .I 1"' opening price. and 1 am glad of the opportunity Atlantic, nnd particularly o ff the nt th * church from there “This canal has.been designed by, . 1 here was no sign of confusion to express my faith in a su b stan tial Irish coast, according to m eteorolo­ ill motor to the home of and will be constructed an d m ain- i 1,1 t,1(‘ m arket. Some of the leading way by voting for the St. Johns gical reports received this a f te r ­ jppin in a body. They will tainpd by com petent en g in e e rs,. 8tm'k* declined n point or two but Indian river canal. noon. a. the C hurch nt 4:30 who will see people g e t the m ost m,l,'ing of a precipitate nature ecRain was fulling heavily o ff the B. F. W hitner S r,: The canal is caiml for their money. It has been cut red. one of the g re atest things that can. Irish west const nnd n north n o rth ­ (jary’s death w as the principal be approved at this tim e. If we are west winds was blowing n t from recommended by men of vision and THURSDAY conversation in the to get federal aid on rid er we m ust 1*2 to 35 miles an hour. The sky thorough topic of |il m eeting o f th o Rebec- foresight who have a "S treet." They all knew, him —Gary first show our good fa ith by doing was overcast and threatening. knowledge of economics. to held at 8 o’clock at the The canal is only p a rt of a gen- (! “ n,an of steel, of firm convict- this necessary thing. Tho 'd ra in ­ Commenting upon the w eather J]|ev, ■ hall over the B asket, s* unw avering perseverance, age advantage is secondary. The report a meteorological expert of Jh’h m a is asked to be pro- ernl plan which has been conceiv1° niany "N ext to tho most im portant benefit is tra n s ­ the air m inistry declared th at 35 1,.,trie Muhin, state jircs- ed and strived for lo t th irty yearn, ] 11 and is now w aiting your decisio n 1 ljH "idcncy of the U nited States, portation, the tiling which Sanford miles velocity w as a “ stiff wind" fj)| ho ul attendance. as to w hether o r not you nro will-* . 1 chairm anship of the United needs most a t this tim e. Opening f ° r a small plane particularly ns Uorporation is the big- of the w aterw ay will b rin g hu n ­ it would he head on. j,n,| Mrs. F rank P. F o rster ing to spend the sm all am ount S' lll,\s i" ' 1 America." dreds of top rists and pleasure This expert pointed out that to ­ ti, St. AuRiistine Sunday th a t i;j necessary in order to se c u re 1 ■lialge Gary, fa th e r of the steel Pa y spent th e day with fu tu re wealth and public benefits industry in the United S tates, ml- seekers th a t have not been com ing ward New Foundlami the wind which are hound to be derived from becomes n ortheasterly. By keepto Sanford. f r a r • isu r. v; cate of harmonious working coniti construction. W. M. S cott: Properly developed, im: well to the northw ard the B reTlie life, progress ami prosperi- ''''i " " ' between labor nnd capital , lolVii" l/ic,' r would be a meti would be able later to take llu* I , ! Mrs. Hubert Muaska proponent ? f preparedness, was most wonderful asset „ tv is in direct relation to a comto Sanford, winds in a cross direction instead |- t- li iim quests Mr. and bom on bis fath er’s farm near niunity's lines of tran sp o rta tio n — Huilding the proposed Canal would of head-on. q Haller and Mr. and Mrs. Wheaton, HI., October t>, 184(1. Ho highw ays, railw ays, and airw ays. unklin of Lccsljurjr motored All com m unities can have three o f '"as educated in the public schools no t only open up this g re a t w aterj.ina Beach Sunday fo r the these linos of transportation, but mid graduated from W heaton but would drain and resu lt in the development of a v ast area of the com m unity th at has in addition :i,’d the University of Chirngo. farm ing land. w aterw ay tran sp o rtatio n developed' t,a ry adm itted to tho practice 11. J. Holly: If a tax p ayer wan | b. c. Kolb and boh* B ryant to a maximum is indeed m ost f o r t - , 'nw ' n Illinois in 1807. who have been th e g uests Himto. j *le bccamo a leader of men early against the canal a few weeks ago |;ial Mi . Howard I’. Smith "This com m unity in the very , ‘‘J life. rl he town of W heaton elect- .it seem. to me th at today he would H'ltntimied From Page 1) ] i , on Sanford Height , heart of Florida with economical ‘ d hi,“ ' ts president fo r three 1 ^ favor of it for if wc evei public sale hecausc the owners likiv i r th eir home at Palm highway tran sp o rta tio n , tap p in g a t e n s , when the town grew into a "“"wHiIng «f ll"« failed to pay th eir taxes. This is a " nr l" > ’ “ " ,l ™ unty now iH situation th at we should forever t n ritorv of radius of fifty miles, 1 being re-elected to a second term rallwoy i,i nil d i m ti o i n Inp-’ H .y. Clf-y l « . « i l . l i r . . avert.M r. Evans fu rth e r declared. I. irile l.anier left Sunday ping a te rrito ry of thousands of Laicr lie became a county judge canal will even in its dovclpm ent Follewinj; are views typical of " f Krent assistance to our finan- the feeling tow ard the canal as plihela and T jft'm , Ga., miles in addition can have a w ater- i!l Dupage county, gaining the titicial situation and when com pleted remained lhnt rem ained with him through[|e will spend a short time wny th at will ta p the * w orld—by that will bring men of money Into o u r learned by Mr, E vans on his visit iOUl life. L-iiing to New Yoi k to buy building n little canal. midst who attracted by o u r w a te r to Brevard County: “Tho com bination of an intonsive Judge (Jury went to Chicago) facilities will invest th eir money pck. H. M. Jcru ig an , member Mel­ te rrito ry and a centralized dis- where be practiced law for 23 years and’help us build u lag city here a t bourne <'ity Commission, nnd p res­ Urol Mrs. I.eo Monroe and trihution point of m anufactured Ijvfore entering the steel industry, hc.I,,<lwutV ^ «f the* St. Johns! ident cf the Melbourne S tate Hank. T1. „ Quincy, Flu., urrived here products with every m eans ,d destined to be its g re atest lender. “ It is my opinion th a t South This is not the tim e to lay down afternoon ami a re tho tran sp o rtatio n known for these His entry into the industry was Brevard will go against the bonds mi any job and the canal job today |i.f Judge and M rs. \V. \Val- products is l^cyaud question of n brought about by his practice of O f the looms larg er lhan ever in o u r fin­ for canal m the lltth. ■ight at th e ir home tin Mel- doubt destined to make th is co m -[law. great numbers who have talked ancial, Industrial ami civic life as Avenue. inanity and section prosperous nnd | Judge Gary was general counsel the moans of circu latin g money with me concerning this none have will make Sanford r.ml (ho the largest, largest cc ity ity 1‘ ^ , 1 „ dircclor of the Illinois Steel " L ' T , , “ m n ill said they would vote for it. It Hubert A. Newm an. Miss in inland Florida ida. This re su lt can Company. In taking charge of o rg a -j)' " l*.1 :.!‘m V ’ f r W f shows that the people are awake SV.vuiun, M rs. Alice U. Hilt bo achieved only ly by ‘he people co- ni.mtion of Ilia Federal .Steel Co,,.’^ . .0 , 1 , f , nnd thinking fo r them selves." l ter Bobble Newman rc- operating and tak inl.l..,, ............^ pim.v, m erger of oi the m e Illinois anil .. . ". .• , [ J ,'l' . , .7 * i* in g adv an tag e ... of puny, and [,! ‘ V, John K. Kudos, county commis­ ‘ S anfonl ami Scm i- sioner. "It is my opinion th n t the hoinL. Monday from Day- every opportunity offered to reach other companies, Judge Gary met " “ iv‘‘ Itttdi where they h a v e been this goal and the const.uction of fo|. lhe fil‘3t tiln*„ ,„e late .1 1 ‘mrelection for th e Canal between St. the St. Jo h n s.Indian R iver Ganal pout Morgan, w.......... ..a.-.--. >•........i«i ..us- 1 b busines! at l)n> old stand. tiie p ast fo rtn ig h t. whose l'limncia! Jo h n ’s River and Indian River, at present is the g re a te st o p portun­ sisluiice wim being sought in lhe j rvurcu ro s te r : i think it is one Aug. Kith will go ten to one a g a in ­ should receive form ation of the new company. Ho * thnatt st from Cocoa south in B revard Mrs. W. F. Hand, tho ity ity vet yet offered. offered. ItIl should G’0 l,esl im provem ents th Marion and Mildred Hand the unanim ous approval of the vot- often talked ovei the possibilities l'o“ ld iinve been carried out a t thU County." lrliv B etts are c x p e c /d to ers at the election which will lie „ | such a corporation with Morgan, ! !lnH*- rlu ’ Issue since its inception C. It. Copeland, Com missioner hen* Monday from Cloud-held A ugust 10th." but the la tte r did not take kindly ln ,,S1IT "wsma to have been hump- district four, Brevard County. tk. Ga., wive re (hey have _ _ to the plan. , ef-etl by one thing or another, but "It is a fte r my opinion talking 1 it certainly should be approved a t Hom er L ittle returned home F ripending th e sum m er. M organ’s views elianged when the polls tom orrow. O f course the with unite a num ber of people in istrit th e Vate. vote on the it-beeame known th a t Andrew Cn>’-I.InVlrouOa arc ag a in st it, b u t if con- D 1,,s,| " ! four, lth" "a 1t fin* lOrric* Owen and Mrs. Amos h^V»um 'L J!!r visiU ngnr d S the p ast ten days. , (m gi.-, forenuist man in the stcc inwtnit.ltM, wmi|,| tm>a|, „ '" [ “'l l*e ween Sanford and Indian . s t n i e Jupri'i*. Ala., who have been dustry, was desirious of retiring, lti\t*r will lie decidedly ag inst it. L , Mrs. E. If. Lancy for sums in lower Another reason cited by Mr. E v­ Mr. nnd Mrs. George Shipp re- “ n,! •ludge G ary ’s idea of an A.ncri- ! ^ g h t ft »cek le ft Sunday for Orm orning taM h tw l industry thnt could com“ ans in opposition to the proposed uhcre they wil visit friends turned home Monday L. A. B rantley: I think th e ennui waterway is the excessive attorney Hint Great from D aytona Hcnrli where they t'1 ’11’. with G erm any | returning to th eir home. will prove a g re a t help to S an ­ / foes which he said the* Canal Board spent the week end. Iiittm n got under way. ford (;and am ; r , Sem inole •County, ;»u,,iy. »I H»>|wnu|d „hiiKated to pay as a reWith the organization of the N. Tolar left Sunday noon „ ..- ,a i j w here iu* went to Mr. and M rs L .11. H o n e y left U.iited S tate* Steel Corporation, S eilno^a and B revard eou’m ies w'll* v '! “ V n r T u ' - " . 1 wi,‘l1 ,A ’ S. ( . ami the ImatnoBs created by et....arnegiu ]v.fdce , tlie ,iw,i,................. „r this, ,r.<„ tin m. . i \ ails Agnew of W inter Park, who llr.G T'dnr and son, Ralph, biindiiy tor < ohunbiii, ...........V ir approval of |e returning home from Lake Hendersonville N. C., w here they Iwait purchased in i. mi v a - , ^n-atest [iroject th at lias come to tile board. According to m inutes of the board. Acording to m inutes of ootljiou and in all large nre.* companies communes a tu .n't ion jtl year)lj .V Y., Philadelphia and will spend a m onth. the Canal Hoard m eetings as re--------were taken into the m erger with a nutun. They will arriv e here W. M. McKinnon: I strongly , , i en­ reived by Mr. Evans, the attorney Mr. and Mrs. B raxton B. f la g - ‘combined capital of $807,550,.'I'd I. ly evening. gett returned home S aturday from The financial world gasped a t the dorse the canal It would bo « for the board is to be reim bursed and Mrs. L. It. H arvard of Richmond, Vn.. where they have colossal undertaking when it was grave m istake to defeat the canal *as f0 i|„ w s. p (iyni'c n, „ r ,(i„ rendered to i who have Teen the gue.*t.> .been visiting relatives. announced the corporation planned afte r 30 years of the m ost in te n s e | elfo rU have boon devoted to sethe Sanford Cham ber of Commerce Harvard's b ro th er and w ife, j —------*an authorized capital of $1,1000,nnd Mis. .1. S. H arvard, left f Mr. and Mrs. B raxton L. Per- UOb.OOO in stock and ?:!Ot,Ul»0,UOO curing tt for the S t. Johns River. for $2,855.81. ly ii. 11 : f. t i heir home. kins and children returned homo m bomls. C harles M. Scliwab be- 1 sincerely hope th at the project 2. Five thousand dollars a year president and Judge Gary will receive lhe endorsem ent of a salary, payable ipuirterly, plus ex­ I wen ui companied homo b)f Sunduy from V irginia where they chairm an of the executive commit­ m ajority of voters in each county. penses incurred in behalf of the Wyman ll.u v a rd : Mr. liar- have ben visiting relatives. tee. r nllti r fo r th e Scoboartl Miss Florence Sichert is the district. Miss Mnreiu P atterson returned 3. Two per ren t of tin* bond issue lie. Railinad. house guest of Miss N atalie F a rn s ­ home Sunday evening from Tam pa of the d istrict, payable upon deliv­ where she spent several days as worth. ery of tile bunds. the gu est of M rs. Elwyn T. Moore, 4. In case of litigation ex tra fees Leonard Miller and Jesse Neely to be agreed upon. were am ong those from Hanford Mr. ami Mrs. M. M inark and V. As a result of Ids tour of lire, Elina t'o eh ran left Tucs tw o sons leave Wednesday tor spending S unday a t D aytona vard County, .Air, Evans predicted where sin-* jjrev ard , and l.ake Toxaw ay, N. *'■ Reach. r I'.inmiille, • ill. (Continued From Page One) the d efeat of the m easure iu both where they will spend several (is.t r* lutives paired, hut the plane must In* Fred R. Wilson retu rn ed home counties by more th an a two to one Sunday school and church weeks. brought to Dessau first. Win n nnd Sunday m orning from Jacksonville vote. i »t the P resbyterian ComMins Avic Htenstioni left Sun lay w hether another trans-A tlantic where he sp en t a sh o rt tim e on chtirch were well attended ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE _ I .*. L.iy. Reverend G. V. -Yl- for h er home a t W hiter Haven uf- flight will be started by the Eur- business. ten days opn depends upon tho experiences Intp'Ae on "The Way of Sal- le r spending the past Airs. J. M. Pounds nnd Miss COLUMBUS, O. Aug. 15 -(INS) here w ith her siste r Mrs. K. S. which Risliez and Edzarii report. It is too early to make any state­ Alice Wind of P alatk a spent th e Bodies of Alls. Wayne B. W heel­ IV. J. Hopkins J r., returned Hockey. m ent nhout the future." day here Friday as tile guests of er, wife of the general counsel fm* f'iiy from Guimsvilh* where T hunderstorm s throughout Ger­ .Mrs. H enry Reed tin* anti-saloon league, and her Mr*. Donald Sm ith anil s o n Rob­ I n attending the Sum m er many and this city and Berlin was father, Robert Candy, 82, of Coluntbie Marlowe returned borne S atu r­ | . i . ■I for Tencliei -■ Sho AHss C atherine Young relu rn ed bus, arrived hero early today for »ke up her work in the S an- days from Blowing Rock, N. < •, interrupted for several hours. F rau K/.nrd, wife of one of tho to her home nt Lakeland on F ri- burial, irmunvir School tn the fall, where they have been spending E um pa’s pilots, took an early day a fte r visiting here as the land Mi . I . M. Hood mid Mr - several weeks. m orning tra in for Bremen to meet guest of Mrs. B, It. G ray. I R. C. Ill lop have just Airs. Vivian Speer and small her husband. ld from n visit to A thens, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill nnd "I am tin* happiest woman on [son are expected to return home daughter Caroline left Sunday earth nbw thnt 1 know m y busmany friends of Miss Corn j W ednesday from Ashville, N. C. m orning in th e ir e a r for Cuiru, Ga., band is safe," Frau Kdzurd told whore they* have been spending the •HI be glad to know th a t she InU'innlionul News Service. "AI- where they will visit relatives. ■t*> lie out a fte r being c»n- 'p a st two m onths. i h o u ith 1 w an f i Ili'il w ith p rid o w hen l ,n I'er home by illness. Mrs. U. H. H orn of Lake City Airs. B. R. G ray and small he departed <m the long journey ''Vent which came as a surl°Vhe many f r i e n d s V Miss [(laughter. Joyce, left F riday even- fm New York, now 1 am relieved arrived here S atu rd ay and is the to know thnt ho m anaged to hind guest of Mrs. R. II, ilciinick »or safely at Bremen." , Iseveral weeks. I* l;,,t n ii i re t»i Mr. 11i*iDiets Edr.nrd, a sculptor and M rs. P. D. Haines. H i l l I IT < Ot II I I l f T i l l : lJ i i)f Or lain lo. brother of tiro airm an, told Iater- l \ t vTvi rl K : \ T t -T iu iiii j i m i iv i. c m buy Wyman conducted the c l i r o c t i i i : m a t i : o r » i.im L. J. I.aney of national News Service: Mr. an d / Mrs. D >,*rviei nf ii,.. eoinnum ity i n t ix vm i ro u m . v i i x o i .i : "I know my brother is terribly , are expected to Birm ingham, Alu * Ml \ T t . The owner of Loch Ar­ ■J*i )i was held at the home arrive here Monday afternoon to groived. He alw ays wurned againIIK X tlV Ii MIKK, OiiiMpluIn im l. L ■ Evan*. The ser- visit Mr. I.alley’s brothers J. (Bin si m aking an endurance flig h t pri­ bor property is free from vs r ' ,H vecii will he held a t the Limey and E. H. Lnney. or to the tran s-A tlan tic voyage. liAVHONU \V. UltHKNi:. assessment#—another ad­ <irt .-ouel <s. Im*.. it . <>rt>olu l Ion J, 'f Vl‘ . Fled Hailey on !■>He believed th a t a 1 0 hour trial I1KIIKI.KT 1(1 i c c o A vN v’ .....i III.AC'KM ami vantage of this desirable and flight wus absolutely sufficient to c || \ 1 1 1 .EH KAWGKTT. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. T. Laird 1,1 oi I u- “'.ingr which h'i- ..mail d au g h ter Ann have re tu rn e d !test the plane and motor. H ut I am development. Look it over, *lt 11»A < lltK t'.T |N »W i 1, t M ethodist Chut eh A tlan ta, Ga.. and points in sure th a t he will m ake the Right B TiVt*f *l■. i•.• IFu *l-'l.t I*, r.iw evit. Kli>i »wis’ ’’* 1 - ' lo r nrm ther week, Mississippi where they have been later in a third Ju n k ers plane which «'■ :. - ‘ .11.111,1 lluiili llullllllIK, .Mil- investigate, judge it on its it Ineolislu; [has been kept in readiness nt Des- vviiei 'av(I i m eetings are be- spending tho p a st month. bavlug ii***1|:i 11In! d?1l • merits now. Uld l,y Fn tor Rev. A lfred Hr1aau." iltlin u ■n e lu l im ii i to 1 1,it, n rile r. II In n u t. .<1 lluil > <>,i d u tiie>,'ar 1*1 , Miss A dele Vintng. Miss N atalie . ' II. Dixmi have [ rth and Jack Sieberi M Mrs. N. C. F arnsw orth is spend lu ll , I <'uii.liliiliil (ll. il o, i h l n L'UUKi' n i l * i ls> O e t o t w r 2. |»17, f u r f o r e "III home in Yid- y. „f,,n | and Hill Toole of Orlando | ng this week very pleasantly at oeln h iii«• " f niorlKM*e *»r i l t r r r t p r o u l . - mi w ill | m. iiu iy ,<a l e i t , I Hu here they will o^aiji|h|H?nt the d ay very pleasantly at Dnyt<*im Beach, u n in - i you. toejr home. 'D avtona Reach on Sunday, j ’ ~~~ _ ills o r d e r tliiill |„. ptil.llhheil o n c e . . " " i Mi II. 11. Itiv.r* Mis <! Mr. nnd M rs. Tom Rrotlierson a TWeek ^fur I miit e ^ a - . a ' a l IVe w,*,*l(M ( ly ::' ■ a iid Mir Celeste Iml " mid Mi >. W. Walla* motored to Copomdo Reach where lii Til,* H u n to n l II, tulfi. a new H|,a|,er i . l 3t*uer.il r l r c i l u l l g n u u t i i l s b s d Hi ,nvt' bei ii visiting M rs .' W flglil and th eir guests Mr. und they spent Hu* day if..mlliole * u n n l y . l-'turiila ’Ter, Mrs. J . D, Cochran and Mis. Lee Monroe end throe IN \VIT.NI: m8 W l I R f t B d l - ' I Im ve leaves Monday liereunto Set lay liuml ami ofllelul b ' t week’. T hursday a fte r- sops of Quincy spent Monday a f­ T. C. Mundy afternoon fo r Edgefield, H. C. -t al nl 8Nlifur,t. rim lilu. ililn ||,«, i„ 'v<‘r,‘ honored w ith u ternoon at Daytona Beacch. i *«Ii any of Auu>mi. |. i>i«; where he will visit his parents. a i-i ',n ^I’flngs und on Sun... , v: K I H UV.I.A8H, . * lerk • Irru lt ,'u u r i. Mr. and Mr*] C. J. F ranklin, Mr. 1 „ , V* Daytona Reach. S r m l n u t e C M ia iu . P l u r M s . The many friends of Mrs. mid Mrs. Joo Butler of la*c»hurg ID A. V. U C I . i I h . t». c . pox 330 Sanford V r; ,:,llv‘' ■ T, Z '*JII t . t le l.iiiar<1 bn-<atft Zirur l , ■. t w ere tin* guests e f Mr. and "\ I tf frlitil t:l«d to tiiut Mrs. George P eters cd Geneva will «*- e k v l ) . pret to learn Hint she is ill nt the fj lI.K S I’. L lA V Ifl r,,. ;] ‘s' out I'[ tin n fte r Robert M astlta fi^ v .re week end u r U p U n , M o r iti* . , illner i. n t their imino on Magnolia Avenue. hnve been visiting relatives. Social Calender OP I kc’ion ? ' Elbert Gary, Head CANAL PROJECT PROPOSED cAN\L'United States Steel IS INDORSED BY Corporation, D ies SANFORD GROUP (continued from page one) II! In Loch Arbor .....*—..... . st.'Sh«hSzd DeForest-Santord Realty Co. ■ T i o U , i . i • —a personal m essage to Sanford m erchants <• *|r*i l v»l*< ... ■ if! Does stagnation reign when you lock t ■i f;f your store? V H *** j : c 1 •• [*1/ ----------------- ;•!:> Does your business "stand still” durIII ing the night hours? |S| Do your sales stop when your salesJ* I ' •' isf men start for home? t " Locked doors shouldn’t mean suspen sion of merchandising. f ■a ' Your salesmen cannot visit people at their homes in the evening; but you CAN send your efficient "personal representative” into the homes and to the very people you wish to reach. i q, iM ■ '! ■■: l ‘ >•’ ! ’«. am i' ^ r-ilW I How? The evening newspaper will carry your message and promote sales six nights every week. v. * f -if . I Budd tomorrow’s sales through your advertising message in the evening newspaper which your customers read every night. The evening newspaper works at night for you while your store is closed. BIG C R O W D SICKS J U N K E R ‘PLANES DEPART F O R S. No Assessments ; ill EVANS DECLARES T I AI E NOT RIGHT TO DIG THE CANAL LAKE MARY t ‘IT JitMii 'H Mz T It! v* ‘ S' ■ * + ■■XmiRiv. •■ S :: * - + .i The evening newspaper is the best in­ surance against a dull business day tomorrow. *,:G 1 Reach the right people at the right : hour through the right newspaper by ■ til advertising regularly in z| I ■ ❖ ■ _ t.m % t S t t : " ’s 'i H 'i ». . 3 B+ Ul is ! ,,. 'a ■r«rvt The Sanford Herald ; ” ,Ut *5-« Herald Your Business Make Business Better •> ■ M : ; ; j : : in - ! I b it ! . M W tW W W W w * j.* FM f g* ' l �THE SAN FORD 11ERALD, MONDAY AUGUST I PAGE FOUR Vote For The Canal Is A Vote A g a in s t Economy { • ' l o The V Of Seminole County: otors A special election has been called jo r Tuesday, A ugust J 6, 1 9 2 7 , by an act o f the Legislature Incorpor­ ating Brevard and Seminole'County, to Vote for bonds to build a canal from River. the St. Johns River to the Indian A s a business proposition, is it not asking too much of the tax-payers to vote additional bonds o f $ 1 ,2 5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 under present conditions? Your County taxes have been reduced 3 1-2 mills jor the ensuing year,but i f you vote for the bonds, they will be the highest in the history o f Seminole County. . FRANK EVANS Lake Mary, Fla. �-M H np ^9R ^pppr n p p i !*. V * THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY, AUGUST 16. 102V. PAGE KIVB BANKRUPT SALE 1 % §! Of Thrasher A nd Woodruff Stock :xjk STARTS TUESDAY A t 9 A . M. And Continues 1 5 Days SOLD BY UNITED STATES COURT % V S ' • $ 2 5 0 0 0 Stock G eneral Mlerchandise — E very thing Must Be Sold LADIES SHOES MEN’S SHOES I Lot Satin Pumps, Values up to $8.50, Bank- ©*1 QCJ rupt Sale Price N o w ................................. *** 1 Lot White Kids, Values up to $12.50, Bank- § 2 . 9 5 rupt Sale Price Now ^ * I Lot of Colored Kids and Patent Leather Pumps, Extra Special On Racks, Values up to CQ .812.50, Bankrupt Sale Price ......... 1 Lot of Satin Pumps, Bankrupt Sale Price . ...................... 1 Lot of Kid, Patents and Suedes, Very Special, Bankrupt Sale Price 1 Lot of Work Shoes Regular Price $2.95, Bankrupt Sale P rice................................ $1.45 1 Lot of Tan and Black Calf Oxfords, $6.50 Values, Bankrupt Sale Price .......$5.95 1 Lot of High Tan and Black Calf Oxfords Values up to $9.50, Bankrupt Sale Price $4.95 1 Lot of Odd Sizes, Tan and Black Shoes and Oxfords, Bankrupt Sale Price .... $1.95 1 Lot of Tennis Shoes, Bankrupt Sale P rice.............................................................. 50c 1 Lot of Children’s Shoes, P rice............ 50c £ 95c 5 1 .9 5 Boy’s Clothing Men’s Shirts MEN’S SUITS I lot up to size 14 big values, Bankrupt Sale Price Hart Schaffner Si Marx and Oth­ er Makes, Bankrupt Sale Price $2.95 to $4,95 Men’s Pants, Bankrupt Sale Price 95c $ 2 .4 5 1 Lot, All Sizes, Bankrupt Sale Price 1 Lot of White.. Flannels, Bank­ rupt Sale Price $ 1 .4 5 1 Lot, AH Sizes, Bankrupt Sale Price $ 3 .9 5 T0 $ 6 .9 5 I lot of WASH SU1 FS, Bankrupt Sale Price, $1.45 m $ 4 .9 5 1 Men’s Underwear Bathing Suits 1 lot of union suits, bankrupt sale price 1 lot. values up to "8.50, bankrupt sale price 59c $3.95 95c HATS! HATS! HATS! Lumber Jacks Bath Robes lot of bathrobes values up to $10.00 now $4.95 Collars Neck wear Big variety of Neckwear 39c to 59 c I lot of Collars, .05c I lot of Aratex col­ lars, . 15c I lot of Bells, .19c tL* * / 1 $ 1 lot, big values, bankrupt sale price $^ IT 49c 95c 95c Work Clothes Overalls 1 Lot of FELT HATS, Bankrupt Sale Price 95c at at 1 Lot of FELT HATS, Big Values Bankrupt Sale Price Thrasher & Woodruff Store A.-. Boy’s Shirts 1 Lot of SUN HATS, Bankrupt Sale Price 1 Lot of MEN’S CAPS, $2.95 Values Bankrupt Sale P rice................ All STRAW HATS, Values to $6.00, Bankrupt Sale Price Don’t Forget The Place 105 E. First St-Sanford iO 25 Salesmen Wanted A P P L Y AT 8 A. M. T U E SD A Y MORNING $ 2 .9 5 Lumberjacks, values up to $8.50 now $2.95 : •i -lii •» V * m •si Less Than Cost Less Than Cost Don’t Forget The Time 9 A.M. Tuesday and For 15 Days Only Jfl ■i J ] • ii �.t. Four Mills A p iece' Save Millions Spent The great word of life is Use. Some would say economy. They’re wrong. The word economy represents a half-idea born of fear. Economy is the rule of half-alive minds. 1here can be no doubt that it is better than waste; neither can there Ire .any doubt that it is not so good as UseEverything was given us to use. I he principle of Use is the main guidepost Use is positive, active, lifegiving. Use adds to the sum of good. Let’s go on that principle. The St. fohn’s River was given us to use. Let’s use it. It is now an w holly undeveloped asset, like a gold mine untouched. A short canal dug from its headwaters to Indian River would open it as the most magnificent inland waterway in North America, and serve as a persistent invitation to yachtsmen the world over to come this way. 9 f We have already spent millions in the development of this section. We have built roads and bulkheads, sidewctlks, yacht basins and countless public buildings. All of this will go to waste if we do not carry on. The canal will cost the taxpayers only lour mills a piece; it will save them millions of dollars. We can’t stop now. RALPH WIGHT \ \ • •i ALFRED FOSTER Y J CLYDE BYRD i x �yn •:s- * .•'V THE SANFORD HEHAI.II. MONDAY. AUGUST IS, 1927. Re-Enacts*Passion Plaj I>URIE1)TR1£ASI)RE Cuban Planters To Meet For Study Of DY JAP The Sugar Industry SALVAGING FIRM Mysteries Of Famous Hritish ('miser “ Black Prince” Are Probed By Eastern Concern " h!ch I lopes to Fin (IFortune am p h ith eater In tlio hills of Hollywood, Calif., PalcsU na characters of tho Biblo live again in Iho seventh annual jictlon of tho P ilg rim age Play. Ian M acLarcn no tho C hrlstus Iowa to tho left, w ith -L illia n Sawyer east In tho ch aracter of j iho Baptist. Young m en Incited tho necessary sp iritu al nuallty | ) 7 tho p art of tho B aptist, according to tho directors, so Miss Saw yer waa chosen for- tho rolo. l BALAKLA, A. Crimen, Aug. 15 1 (IN S )—1The m ysteries a t the fani■°o* Hritish C ruiser "Black Prince" ; which sank in the Black Sea during i the t rimean w ar, with w hat is bc: licved to lie a cargo o f some fif­ teen tuition dollnrs in gold, are be­ fit g probed by n Japanese salvagi ing company which has obtained | the first treasure hunting enneesiion ever granted by the Soviet government. F ar nearly two years the Soviet g< vernment has eyed the sunken treasure with envy, but never ga­ thered up courage to risk the 900,900 rubles ($150,000) needed for the raising the hulk from a depth iif about 50 feet. Tho concession, most unique of al! contracts signed with foreigners is based on gam bler’s luck. The booty up to $1,000,000 rublqs is lo be divided equally between SingKui-kogiosio Ltd. and tho Soviet government. Above th a t sum tho two split (10-10, tlio Soviets getting •he larger share while risking noth­ ing. All the expenses are to ho curried by the Japanese concern which is also to reim burse tho gov­ ernment for the cost of tho deep sea expedition which located the wreckage several miles from the spot where it was reported to have gone down in a storm while carry ­ ing the payroll for B ritish troops. About 900 officers and men were drowned within sig h t of land. I Thirteen expert Japanese divers land engineers have arrived in Bnl-j , nkhia, off which po rt tho Black' Prince was discovered buried deep in the sand in October, KEY WEST, Fla., Aug. 16.— (IN S )— Im portant problem s touch­ ing the su g ar industry of Cuba are to have an airin g in H avana on A ugust 0, when a m eeting of the p lan ters of the island republic will take place, it has boon announced by Cuban Consul Jorge Ponce. A petition to the Cuban C ongress to speed up enactm ent of th e C ort­ ina su g ar defense bill will be ad o p t­ ed by the meet. The m atter of crop cu rtailm en t will be seriously discussed a t the m eeting, according to Ponce, and the problem will be an im p o rtan t one before the Congress of Cnbn, now in session. Delay of the grinding senson u n ­ til Jnn u ary of next yenr nnd the present drought m ay be of su ffi­ cient detrim ent to the crop to re ­ stric t it to ■1,500,000 tons, if it should reach this am ount. An attem p t will be m a d e .a t th e m eeting to harmonize relations be­ tween the Colonists nnd th e mill owners. The resu ltin g plan will be subm itted to President Machado, who has recently made a survey of the Cuban su g ar situation on a tour of inspection th ro u g h o u t tho provinces of the Knst. A freig h t train in N ebraska was stalled fo r more than an h o u r by tumbleweeds th at bad become m at­ ted and filled with d riftin g d irt until it was impossible fo r the en ­ gine to pass. |nnel SwimmingSeason Opens With ival Of Burgess And Other Stars New Orleans Cops I Intcmat iunul News Service land. The other six arc expected to B ecom e Tired Of I IK GUIS NEZ, F rance, Aug. fill the coffers of __ the __ _____ local ____ hotel N o r t h e r n Crooks INS)—Patrons of th e Hotel proprietors. Ironnd the Hotel de In Sirene libbing th e ir hands wit it Jction. Old Bill B urgess, ItlicWolff** and the perenYaak Hclmy have arrived. An «ans the Channel sw im m ing it officially open. |iy, tin* E gyptian, will make lenth attem pt to g e t across fer this year. Last y ear Bill trained him. This year ItYolCe will sm ear the axle Helmy says if he doesn’t by the tim e he is sixty lie The Zittcnfkdd twins are expect­ ed from Am erica any day. They, with Mrs. Corson, will probably be Am erica’s only representatives itr this y ea r's com petition.. F rank Berks, from Birm ingham , alm ost us p ersistan t a s Helmy, plans to try again. Viercoter, who held the speed record until tho Frenchm an George crossed faster, is coming lower Michel’s record. Kcnimerick,, another G erm an, who failed last y ea r despite the aid of webbed Ve Up. gloves, hopes to succeed this tim e. t*n persons, ten of them A lbert Lucus, from I.n Baule, is | f -(ailed w eaker sex, have |d their intentions of swim- the only Frenchm an who has so fa r rross this yenr. Ten of t h u ’ indicated his intention of m aking «i mu English, who will the crossing. Despite the signs of forthcom ing d roast beef on th e other 1the Channel and dash over activity, the general im pression is or boats to s ta r t from Gris Hint Lindbergh, Cham berlin and Byrd ImveMimde the swim m ing of Clcmington Corson, first tlio Channel look like tin insignifi­ to swim the Channel, who cant feat and tlm t those who cross Ito be the first woman to successfully this y ear will not re ­ frtim the English to the ceive the acclam ations Trudio Edside, will also train in Eng- crie received. kite Fence” Erected By Ohi o Ma n [ouiul Home Preciptates Bitter War NEW ORLEANS, La., Aug. 15. — (IN S )—N orthern cities may prepare L> welcome a dozen of their form er citizens on whom New Orleans police have got "fed up." The men an* owners or employes nf large gam bling houses here, them elaborately furnish ed with equipm ent fo r everything from craps to roulette, they are located on tho fringe of the city just across the parish lino, A m urder case in which two of th eir associates w ere involved, is tin* indirect cause of th eir depart­ ure. Ted W erner, form erly of Det­ roit, owner of Victory Inn, was idic.-t and killed in his apartm ent three months ago. His supposed but at the end of it long prelimin­ ary hearing he was freed. Angered by dism issal of the charges, th** chief of police lias Issued orders for the a rre st of a group of re so rt owners and em­ ployers when ever they cross the parish line into New Orleans. As result of this ban most of the men minted have or a re preparing to leave this vicinity. [; ;• 1 M\ Kits, Fla. Aug. 15,— aively announcing liim. :" •> d eserter front the fch. t U‘* ,ln ,,y «nd asking Frm,i *rt“ M and turned I (• , '“‘ •’Toper m ilitary aulboriHenry guve him self up - d piitiohnan umi w as lodwi,i/"' ch* rKu « f vngran. <I fleets ry n m u n icatcd l.u " . ' '"m am iant of F o rt Hoi iw, , Maryland, w here Hen-' (i j “ •'oneil before going "A. ^heidf**"”" ttCtL**,at *l'cy still consider necessary fo r th eir riflnu of but tho pruculy i. 't r '!ln, t nB * laa so /re s tric te d H.nt hecomonow huefrom f “ »" ig l. b o „ th0lr ,H‘nd" HTANDING ROOM ONLY O R D E R O P PP B LIC A .T IO N . T o t h e D e f e n d s n t s ; J , tV. T H O M P ­ SO N a n d MARV K. T H O M P S O N ,M s " W h a t? " cried the VMormon's w i f e ; C h e* P, D r o w n ; T h o C h a r l e s wife, "you say m y husband is d y ­ Fr al taipopne; r a Ln de n iCt yl a pCpoemr p a Sn ya ,l e sa Cc oo rr pp oo -­ in g ? " ratio n , n corp o ratio n . . < , I t a p p e a r i n g f r o m th * a f f i d a v i t o f “ I’m afraid go replied tho doct h e c o m p l a i n a n t ' s s o l i c i t o r t h a t y o u tor. and each of you a m n o n -resid en ts ‘Then my place is n t his bedside o f t h e S t a t o o f F l o r i d a , t h a t th o la s t k n o w n a d d re s s an d rcsld en ra until th e end." o f J . tV. T h o m p s o n a n d M ary K . ‘A es, but I'd advise you to h u rry , T h n m p s n n , HI* w ife . Is 1107-16 Hook an all thu best places are being T o iv e r. D e t r o i t . M i c h i g a n ; t h a t t h a Inst k n o w n a d d r e s s , a n d ruxldsnce taken rapidly."—Tit-B its. o f Kha*. p . • T lro w n J* : $ 07-ir* ii o o k T r w e r . D etro it. Jtlaliig an : th a t a f ­ f i a n t h n s s p a c if ie d a s p a r t i c u l a r l y a s k n o w n In h i m t h o r o s l d e n r e n t silt-p u rr's "ii.ii t h e atiiiv r n a m e d d e f e n d a n t s ; t h a t P in U c e -U In rati)- nk<-n tlm t titular y o u art* e a c h o v e r t h e a g e o f t w e n t y a n d b y v i r t u e o f n n e x e c u t io n Im u - o n e <2I) y e a r s a n d t h a t t h e r e is n o I iik mil o f Ilia C ir c u i t C o u rt n( t h e perron In t h e .Stale o f F l o r i d a S e r v ­ T w e n t y T h l n l J m ll o ln l C u u r t In mid ice o f a s u b p o e n a u p o n w h o iu w o u ld f o r Similar*!,). C o u n t y mi A p r lt 11,19* h i n d y o u o r e a c h o f y o u ; 37. mi a j u d g m e n t r e n d e r e d In s a id T li n i th o a d d r e s s o f T h e C h a r l e s c o u r t o n O c t o b e r 3S, 193J In n c.*r- . C l a p p e r f t e n l l y C o m p a n y , a c o r p o ­ . t a l t i c a u s e t h e r e i n p e n d in g , w h e r e i n r a t i o n u l n U r t h e l a w s o f t h o d l t a t n kj'ciqil,". B u n k o f S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a o f N e w Y o rk . Is I* L a tu l e r S re m , w ns p l a i n t i f f n n d 13d O g le sb y . J r . N e w b u r g h . N e w Y o r k : t h a t t h e a tlr. ml Oh ATIns 13. H e n r y w a r n d e f e n d - rin s s of C l a p p e r H ales C o r p o r a t i o n , m i ls ; I h a v e . l o v I M u p o n th e f i d - , n c o r p o r a t i o n t i n d e r t h e l a w s o f t h e l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y , a n d w ilt j S t a t e o f N e w Y o rk , Is 31 l e n d e r o f f i r th o s a m e f o r s a l e a t t h o f r o n t H i r e r t . N e w b u r g h . N e w Y o rk , a n d d o o r of t h n K nur* I l o u s e in H an fo rd , t h a t t h e r e Is no o f f i c e r n r a a e n t o f I ’li r i d . i m i . M o n d a y , K c p tc m h o r -V r a i d c o r p o r a t i o n In th * H ta tc c f 1PI7, d u r i n g t h e r e g u l a r h o u r s of F l o r i d a u p o n w h o m th n s e r v i r o o f sale; a n u h p o e n a l i t th o c a u s e w o u ld h o h o t 9 o f M a lm 's Ho ImII v is io n of binding* th e N o rth fo u r nnd one h a lf T H E R E F O R E , I T IS O R D E R E D n r r e s o f Lot f,4 of St, J o s e p h In th a t you a n d each of you do uppenr S e m i n o le C ounty, F lo rid a. and a n sw e r th e Idll of c o m p l a i n t T e r m s , flash . h e r e i n filed n n t h n iith d a y o r HenD a te d a t H a n fo rd , F l o r i d a t h i s IS l e n i h e r A. D . It'27. a n d u p o n f a i l ­ tiny of J u l y . 19 27. u r e o f w lilrh a d e c r e e p r o cortfcsno i* M. HAND w ill to- e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you. S h e r i f f , S m n lu o lo C o u n ty , IT IS F t m T I l K I l O R D E R E D t h a t F lo r id a . t h i s n o ti c e f o r p i t h l l c n t i o n b e p u h l l Hlml in T h e H a n f o r d H e r a l d , a n e w s ­ in Tin*. c i u r r i T c u i ' i t T o k t u b p a p e r p u b l i s h e d ' In H fiu tn n le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , o n r e a \v«Vk f o r f o u r ( 4 1 T i t K N T V T I I I U I I .11 l « H I \ l , l I I I Fn sh from bis conquest of tlio A tlantic, C om m ander, R ichard W, < T I T O F F t n t t l l l t I N \ M > KOI * e o n s e e u t l v e w e e k s . Byrd went to D etroit and got Edsol F o rd ’s promlso to hack his coni­ WITNI3HH t h e h a n d n n d s e a l c t NI 3. MI NOI . I3 KOI V t ' l , IN ine tllRht to tho south pole. Tim fam ous explorer and t h o ’equally l l l t N I CIIV i V. ’ 13. Doiiglan.H. c |.* rk o f t h e C l r c n l t A t.lF C DOYLI3 Kll AMHI3IH.A YNB, M'l’urf. Heinliiole C o u n t y . F l o r i d * , famous auto tnnpnnto are shown to g eth er hero outside F o rd 's ollku, .w id o w ), d e v i s e e a n d solo h e i r o f t h i s 32nil d a y of J u l y A. D„ 1937. w ith Byrd ou tho left. V. V. D o u g l a s s . John H am pden C ham hcrlnyno, C le r k C irc u i t C o u r t In a n d co m p la in a n t. f o r H em lnole C o u n t y . F l o r .1. tV. T H O M P S O N a n d M A R Y K. Idn. T H O M P S O N , h t s w ire . T I I K l *I I A 11B y: A. M. W eeks l l ’ . S O L A P P E K It 13A LT V KO.WPThe world’s typew riting speed re Pet dogs in P aris are w earing on ANV, a r n r p o r a t l o n . F i t AH. F. D. C coriL is l.'15 words a m inute, estab ­ their left paws silver plates resem ­ M t O W N . C L A P P F . lt H A M 'S F O I t P - <Hen II . A N D llR W H * C A R T E R , IIA T li iN. a e o r p i ir a tio l i, a n d \V, I '. lish 'd by A lbert Tangorn of Cleve­ bling w rist watches bearin g the W IL L IA M S O N . Defendant*. u l l L A N DO. F t . OKI DA, S o l i c i t o r s land, Ohio. nume and address of tho w earer. I BILL TO KOU13KLOSI3 MUllTOAOD. f o r C o m p t a li ia n t. :t ■ W hat Martinelli Me to Luckies” R eg a n Sfctparf romtrfcs fo (jin c r Dtilron as he lights a Lucky Strike u hile uniting for a group of guests nt The C lub . WASH EE-W ASHED "W e most cleanly nnd carefully LUMIIUS, O., Aug. 15. (IN S ) t'.auso lie w as convinced tlm t of the b itte rest n eig h b o r-1Sm ith's dog had contributed to the wash our custom ers with cheap prices ns under—-1-adieu $9 n hun­ M»rs that ever developed in ,|t.alll ,,f hi.-, child. dred; Gentlemen, $1.75 a hundred." P 'ra J? t \ O ther residents of the neighbor- laiundry sign quoted in “Chinese (a "spite fence" erected 1 c L *' u l*y 1 hu<;.i, outraged nt tho eight of the nil Moore, around his home j ugly fence, up pealed to the city Font antics." Hiram Avenue, a fashionable ’ Council to have it removed, but so The B ritish Medico! Association, tire ili -drift hen;, fa r the legal sharks at City Hall which has been try in g ttf establish e.-' fence, which is d ire c tly ' haven’t been able to dig up any law a standard by which drtmkcnftess ‘if the windows of the home I under which they can force tho, can be judged, has given Up tho '(hW across the street-r-fo r Irate fa th e r to te a r down the fence. Jtask us impossible. eti|sn .d benefit it was built ten feet high, of pine boards, tfai* the p o rtra it of a huge bulldog, ftuii between the two fumctrw out of an illness of • f- little d aughter. The baby * rt'Mr,. case of whooping ■ and was critically ill for 'al weeks. c neighbor, F ran k Sm ith, hnd aiuti bulldog, which s o i i i c 1harki-d a good deal n t night, "fc i''homed th at the burking t Jug disturbed the rest o f his un,l asked his neighbor •al of the anim al. Smith f 1' that doctors told him the M not disturb the child, and ilie request, *n Moore's baby died, a few weeks, workmen ercct.,l forbidding "spito fence," '■ picture of the dog painted •he window of hit) neighbo me, Moore declares, to 11 11 constant rem inder of the fa th e r felt be- Deserter five's Up T o Police PAtJE SEVEN O ttuhktn. N. Y. 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. No Throat Irritation-No Cough* - G io v an n i M artin elli, fam ous te n o r o f M etropolitan O p era, says: “W c vjho sing m ust be extra cautions about our throats♦ I get m y greatest enjoyment from Lucky Strikes because I find they do not affect m y voice.” �H IE SANFOIU) HERAM), MONDAT, AUfiUST lfi, 1027, PAGE EIGHT CHICAGO CUBS 0 N LAST ROAD TRIP FOR THIS SEASON Griffith Would Ma k e 320 Feet Trials For Ten.iis Team Clark As Minium Distance For A Home Run Defending Davis Cup See Last Of William Johnston Medalist Cubs Take AnothorFrom Reds By Seven To Two Sweeping 1 The Series; Pintles Hang On To 2nd Place Position I : • * l . NEW YORK, Aug. I F o rti­ fied by a lead of five gam es, Chic­ ago's lengue-lcnding Cubs are cnr» Jtc to the e a st today on their Inst road trip of the season, Dur­ ing th eir long stay at home the Rruins won 13 gam es and lost only four, a re te n l b etter than th a t of an y o th er contender except the G iants, who have won I I of their last IR contests. The Cubs trim med the Reds again yesterday, 7 t<* 2, sweeping the scries. They kayoed Red Lucas in the seventh, scoring four runs. Grorgc Kelly, back nt firs t base fot' the Reds a fte r n long illness, got three hits. The P irates clinched their held o n ‘second place by downing the C ardinals, 5 to l. The W orld’ll cbim plons now tra il th e Hues by tw o gam es and nre only one gam e In front of New York. The G iants copped their s tra ig h t gam e ns Lurry I fhc league’s leading pitrlie tbs Phillies to four hits and won a 3 to 1 duel from Alex Ferguson. Renton hna won eight straig h t (INK) games since the G iants gi.*t Mm —Jack Dempsey, his wife E stelh from Boston. [Taylor, and a retinue oT ..lessor , The G iants have bought, catcher lifhla, were today speeding toward Ai Rpohrer from the Wilkes Rarre ’ t ’hirago where on Sept. 22, Dompte a tr t*f the New Y ork-Petm sylva-1aey will seek to regain hit* heavy nie league. [weight boxing crown from Gene Kent Greenfield of the Braves • Tutitiey. limited Brooklyn to four bits and When Dempsey left hen* lust with the aid of hom ers by Four- evening, he bad to resort to strat- From the early Babylonians comes tiu* prai tlce of dividing up the duys into 24 hours, subdivid­ ing the hour Into fit) m inutes, and th e m inutes into <U) seconds. the centcrficld stand, *125 away, In Yankee Field Ronton's leftfield is six longer than the proposed min while St. Louis' rightfield is exactly 520 feet. The Cl and D etroit parks are well ov lequirntcat. [t is the Ynukee stadium |Jn b Ruth and Lou Gehrig amuck It is pointed out thi tii* In* said: [tntici "I ■ a joke, some o f these base*F I,ill jiaiks. Rut even a joke can be ^ old< ceiru d Voo far. .-> F»mi Ask New Minimum 5 < tk . , g '’( \\ were alm ost p u ttin g over rtnn( A'11 minimum last y ear until go «i |i I ■bit SC1." or ,,f the um pires objected. (jr t* i | ! lined th e work was hard I Gehr <-i.>*ugh now. . ■When a hall is hit into one of their* ti i i low stands, like the left field drive m i at the Yankee Stadium , soni A itmi in has to rule it f a ir ,o r foul. N’nvv much more trouble mould tiiit 11 in pi ru have to decide w hether it fell into two base or three base M arked posts " can lie tru itc iy ere led for tiie guidance of tiu* uni* lust ns the foul line is now 0 i base them along tnaikcd. and Jo hnston’s gam e • i m, ,ur«* oT b ein gisnnported bv oblige, i it, i club ow ners iu this proposl— -------------- —_• tii,n ' _ _ li (iiiffilh |*re vails, ground rules 1g % wil* Ih* in order in New York,. * L v* M. l U o i ■1 1ind and I iiilndeipliia r.ll | —, _ ot i he American Dengue parks have; y (y ( ............... Hlaiids a t least 320 feet | j j 1 mm 1 la* plate. Here are the dis t AMP PERRY,O. Am: _ — tunics in the th ree cities nfccted Active , p reparations for the National RifL< and Pistol M atches N.-.s York 28(1.7 2I!U) to be held here began with the a r ­ Cleveland 307 290. rival of « olrnel A. J . MucNab, in ­ .312 307. S I . PAUL,MINN. Aug 15 (INK) Governor * k risti'in u m of Mimic PMhclcIpllin fantry' of t i e office of the Chief UA-tiington’s rigid field wall is of In fan try 1 W ashington, D. C., When Crown Prince G uslaf Adolph seta. of Sweden toured the United Stales I <Mrs |; liltk. , ,.X|1|,(im.(, ,|C 52' feet from the p late; the b*ft- appointed by the S ecretary of W ur l i, M land is 358 feet aw ay; an I ,a s Executive in charge o f o p era­ a y ea r ago he found his firs t [ „uci.t,,;s thusly; surcease from ham and egg breakBOXER DIRS tion of the M atches. Tnsts at the home of Frank It. Kell- . 1 Jl,h[ kl,01f; ,"'1 ,h'1 '»VL .Wi" The Matches held under the suDENVER, Aug. 13.— (IN S) ogg, sen*ta ry of state. lam and eggs. she said, ’ so pervitlon of the S ecretary of W ar Jack Madden, Denver heavyweight And ah ^rentful win* he th at, up- V?* ,lff a hn*alItfaM of tea, poi are the larg est and m e lt inipotant boxer, died in general hospital to* on his ruturn to Sweden, he asked K ' * riuf f,," ‘ shoaling events held in the United day from concussion of the brain the Swedish Parliam ent to strike Mrs. Hungmier modestly admit | S tates and will lake place ut the following a knockout iu* sustained ' fl a medal in honor of Mrs. Lydia ted that she also hud cooked Ohio S tate Rifle Range between m a boxing mutch here lust night Garnline Bungencr, cook at th e di!,t*er for the prince but she di I the (later, of Septem ber I and Scptwith ' ’Shorty*' Nunn, a negro Kellogg home. The medal tv a ^ i"’t rem em ber what all was serve heavy, , voted, and a diploma confirm ing Mm. — -----------------------( its aw ard was duly transm itted “Oh. it whs a big m eal,” she sal In A frica there are about 1811,- to the United S tates. It was pro "There was soup, fish, chickei 0(81,1100 negroes and about 5,000,000 Rented to Mrs. Bungener at the peas and a lot of o th er th in g s.1' whiles. home of S ecretary Kellogg lu re by Did lhe prince have a see on Dempsey And Wife E 1Leave For Chicago And 'FrainingCamp tim lly "in ,” (IN’S) in lawn tennis. Rut it wns only a NEW YORK Unless somebody changes his plans question of time until it had to more rapidly than a woman can (nee the facts of human existence change her mind, Davis cup te n n is ami give way before youth and th a t has seen the last of William John* time, seemingly, is now. stnii, the only bantam in the w orld1 Tilden adm ittedly is flipping, who once was suprem e at ail Johnston a whippet m a field dew d g h ts. Johnston's has turned up mnnding m astiffs, is not so durable absent, w ithout offielal comment, nor ha; he the time for intensive in the list of players who begin preparation, lie definitely has slipplay this afternoon fo r places on ped. the defending international team. lint before lie did it, lie won the The candidates, to whom, the national championship in 11*15 and tennis association hastens to add, heal Maurice M cLaughlin there may lie additions over the when the latter still was good and week-end, are as follows: ever lastingly badgered Tilden even F rancis T. H unter, New York, at a lime when William was cono'ym phlc and Wimbledon doubles ceded to stand without a peer. As cham pion; Ixavl* N. W hite, young Ithe w riter saw it, the concession Texas; George M. Lott, J r , , ’C hic-; v.u« largely influenced by the fact ago; John Docg, very young Gall- that when Tilden couldn’t outfoioian and scion of tenuis royalty; stroke Johnston, which was sonic* and John Hennessey, Indianapolis, w hat more than seldom, he usually So, it would seem th at the great could ou tlast him. Tildcn-Jolinstnn team is no more, t Johnston's heart was too big for It lias made its contribution to A- hi. frail body. He weighed not more inorienn suprem acy and to the than 125 pounds in condition, yet world of lawn tennis; it lias dnnt- hi* hit one of the hardest forehand iMated the field and the game for driven in history, a fact th n t also WANING TON. Aug. 15. (INK) Clark C. G riffith is p rep arin g to to * j, hornets nest into the m idst of <!v annual m eeting of the Air an l.cugue next fall, lb i going to propose th a t a Ini'I must trav el a minimum dista ,......... 520 fc.it before a b a tte r ci make a home run. Home runs n . -II right, he believes, but too man: freak four b ag g ers are being ........ d this season. lhe nuspiccs' of the. National Itlf1e f ' [ I | M ir O T ? T tW itw i Association, nmi four N ational JT1 1 l l l l l j l j I F 1 iP11 Rifle nmi Pistol events operated by j t j '-'I uj the Federal Governm ent, th ere will | | I | / L D T flA lr« « > J be conducted between the d ales of \ J I V H i t I I ) v m IIIIi August 21, and Septem ber 18, -an_ VU‘ der the supervision of R egular '1 1 1 I U L I AI ) A\'p n . A im y in. tructf.vs, a Civilian Mill- j » v / /\j^jKS tnry T rain in g Camp for instruct* | ■ ____ w ion of civilians iu Rifle and Pistol ,» it b .„ i v . I ,, M arksm anship. 1 U L A Bn ,n s ( The school is open to- c’.G iian s.j ,J,V ‘pM *™ v police, and m em bers of all bran ch * ! t o C h i n a s N eighbor; {g] c.< of the Arm y of the U nited j I n lio n s Is s u e d At Shantn S ta tes e th er than the R eg u lar j -------Army. ( PE K IN G , Aug. 15. (INS)q J T iophies, cash prizes ana models vory potent economic w-eanr i are aw arded to succcossful c o m -U ovcott( which has struct e l pet 1tors in the various events. ' , ■, , . ‘ All S tates Represented B ritain to the quick dunnf 4 ,J R epresentatives of all sta te s in 1lwc >'''nrf,> has now l*en the Union to a total of about 2 5 0 0 'a g a in s t th e Japanese. The com petitors havu taken p art in tlie ;h n i com m ittee which is a«(n^ National V,niches in the past two to nrrouso the people in (jtorrfM years. C reato r num bers are e x -j boycott has issued a rcriei(f j peeted to e n ter this year. Each ulntions for the punlihiratj j Corps Area is authorized to send (those who offend, a Team from the Reserve O fficers j M erchants who place fKrw T raining Corps and Civilian mili- orders fo r Japanese good* m u i tary fram in g Camps <>r th eir re- ] im prisoned in a wooden nr, spcctivc commamir.; each s t a t e , tcn days und be paraded tlL] r:n ls a N ational Guard team ; t h e ' the stre e ts for five day* ^ Navy, Marine C orps and the sev | Sm ugglers To J,j| i m ! services coni|ir:nn*r the A rm y t « , send team s, all at the expense c f . * l'w n, days imprisonment i*)j the Governm ent. Individual civU- those who sm uggle .lapane«p. ians pay th eir way to am! from the into, «hangiiai. In any t « t| camp and th eir meals while a t the ■Xom}* *he offcmier «* h 1 Matches, hut shelter, bedding, rifle I ll>!' sul 41 • and am m unition are all furnished i 5Iore astonishing than ar.jtkfc bv tin* governm ent i else in these boycotts is the {| f|,i, .. . , ‘ . thm these self-appointed , Un.' "it ' " \V pm a e e,. mn at* | rcj, have absolutely nn legs] lending ti e M atches recent • am , t urc uhle t „J fnf“ * years h,.s shown « sternly increase. ,.e(, u|nti(tnj, Ils lh e above. (lie first com pel,*ers tc arriv e Ut „ ChincBC shop, nuh!eu|r ^ : : r r : ?r ?. the stock «,,d YKAR AIMM’ND W IFE LOST: PROPERTY C LER K : l o u r wife has lost her purse in ll is building? II UK BAND: Yes, a brown one, with flaps. G! FIUC • iR'iiviucii m iiu.* iigiuiion LOST PROPERTY As in every country on orf And yt*ur w ife’s name, s ir? the general run of people dtiini H GSR AND: Helen Sum m er, | buy goods they uecdatthile (w ith feeling) it’s the name in *price and will do *0 even ltd ter.—T it-B its. ii.sk of displeasing the profeowi NEV ER AGAIN ag itato rs. T hat basic factor« ----| counts for th e fact that eadla you the sam e m a n 1boycotts have been started inOn cake to last week ? but w ith the exception ofthut y): No m a’am, I'm i B ritish cam paign around Cats » more, the d octor' and Hongkong, have rarely w II lie.—Ideas. *needed for n long period. u riu y , > / ! '• o SlU^GpxK W t IV * L'/vr* • j BY r i P M IS "lo * l, i n n M A ( i*X OF M ? ■A. J. BARKER, NT. l o t if DATUM may H*tb, 1 o r / Domiiny. , . J.iva . . . piicdi Sumntr.i. . . Singapore., Hongkong.. . Sli.mgliai. . . Peking. . . Kobe.. .Tokj lulu . . . i !ir C a n n I y^>nc . . . Havana and lumic, fNot only was Chesterfield the leading Amcric; Ct aM {Mints v is ite d , hut i:\V03 the best seller ( ill our s h ip , th e {impress o f Scotland. ’* L t c c t r r k M v iu T o sa o x i C o, T H E S U N C f J 'U V f �THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY. AUGUST 15 Sanford Daily H erald 'ANT AD. RATES Terra*: Cash in Advance rtrphnne ad*, will he received ,r patron* nnd collector sent ■mediately for pay m ent. Time ...... - ................... ‘Jc n line Timr* ........................... 7c <» •|nc Times *...*—................tic a lino 1 Times ........ —..1c a lino Time rates on request. TK reduced ra le s are for siccative insertions. Six words of average length ,t counted a line. Minimum charge of 30c for SEM INOLE HUDSON- ESSEX INC 203 Okie Ave, Phone 41 1 1 —Miscellaneous Some Modern Daniels VNHOA, ^ w \C E B O V ! “o T A M o S T l LUVOO 4— Business Service METAL ROOFING—The Hoof Everl rating. Metal shingles; standing seam tin and galvinizod roofs. See Jutnea II. Cowan. Oak Ave. nnd Third St. Phone 111. YOUR BUSINESS — card appear itig daily in this column will . D a bm Fo o l WANT TO L5UV tra c to r disc plow liuriow, ditcher. IV. M. Young, *-0 u N, t ’ark Ave. Tel 777 or 7f a. reach over 3,000 every day! V \O LLER LNVIEW MUtA C-tVT MOIRE FOOT Iw tT w a s , AM IL L UEVClA H O ^ ’o FEf? MuvA • T A vte. , *TT-i e ?t »r r \ P / iw G LW iM O IH 'COOK t.WAC\\ <bO V\E. C A iw T \ t>E.G. VA-lOf \'o)V. V OOnV ' c- q C-aT TV)' N * = v fin R o P F O N N C L \N E ;b i T vwmvX n ' t . P O W N \M -Tv-l’ O o o o u Y . VIE. CA im Y "TvUMK' . WORE A T v^VIW -T WlCV< 'I M , \O iT E - I b O j s FUR / H E .S Ci O i n ' a T A rf R ic iK f. vnjvae-m m e GllT*=> OWE F o o t* IM T t-\'eT \R R O P h e ' l l H A \/e *TCmO V)Am d £> a m ' ow e. fooY LEFT T W£Xo-\ u l K H O S S VJlTv-t* -nnd it costs so little a 12 word ad for one month costs only $2.00. Phono 118 Ju st n.rk 15—Apartment For Kent for “ Classified D epart­ m ent" |r cnly one incorrect insertion, L advertiser for subsequent [•ertion*. The office should ho Ljficd im m ediately in rase of rrer. TO ADVlSRTlSKItS WALL PAINT | room, kitchenette nnd bath, with W AND BET- all modern conviences, electric IER INFORMA- light, gas and hot w ater heater etc. )NE 235-J O R ;They are luuuisomcly decorated, ER, SANFORD, attractively furnished and have Davenport Lied in living room. T hey ---------------------- are centrally located with one of repairing, piano the most beautiful outlooks in the s with 1 f years city, across the broad grass an I d M u re Store paint covered squares between oont 10 & 11 Me Park ami Sanford Avenues, Coinone 832. mercinl S treet and the Boulevard, _ — ;— heyontl over Lake Monroe. w.S - - Irrigation small families tliere are no de­ al cement work viab le apartm ents in Sanford and F°. E. T u r-,ti|t December ( )>ochaps till Jmuiund Elm. 1a r y ) they can be rented at ~ SIX DOLLARS A WEEK. ST OUE---1 r e - . One renr apartm ent can be had i, Soda, l i e are ,l( $jg a month. Call at 201) North • phone, (.till 10J puck Ave. corner Commcrclul St. t t v n i i v i.uiM T T h,y , a " 1,0 sc<,n onl>’ between 10 HEUHi I HINT a , M. and noon unless by special, ng. r.'ngTiving, appointm ent over telephone 777 s first. We do during the hours named, or Tel R. R. Avenue- ephone 775 a t other times. [A Ilerahi represen tative orouohly fnm ilini w ith rates, Me!, nnd clnBauicntion will L y i m com pajte Inform ation, jnd if you wish, they will assist L in wording your w ant ud. make it morn effective. IMPORTANT N O TICE Advertisers stiould give their L et or postofficc address as tn p* their phono nun.her if Ly desire results. About one U cr out of a thousand huv telephone and the others Ln’t communicate with you L|0ss they know your address. A|) discontinuance M I'S I lie Ldp in person at 'I he Sanford Laid office or by letter. TeleL _ Hiironlinuanrea a ie not Prom pt - E fficient Service .Announcements LUMBER and complete line cf building m aterial. I / j W prices. Security Lumber Co., "W here Good Grades Come From " Maple and Sixth. Phone 7D7. Members or the F ourth California PLurlet Lion* Clubs. m eeting at El Monte, near Eos Angelos, decided to prove (hat they deserved th e name of Rons. So they wont out and ate breakfast In a cage wltli a real live lion, mane anil all. They're shown here, with Dr. W. B. Wells, governor of the district, drinking a toast to the lion. TlAE. looms, living room, dining room, Ml't'K LANDS ARE VALUABLE kitchen (equipped with electric .last three mites from the city — range,) hath (with hot and cold h' it on highway 1 have eight wativr). Mica ted 2300 Palm etto ■ ms of muck lands th at can be 11 _ Avenue, rent sum m er rates, phone' ' m itt for $500 an acre or special Air 14S. I m i . ii-:.de mi nil of it. T hirty 1 1 ■■■"> ------------------------------------- ■— ; n ir.i in entire tract Includes e it- ! legi 4 -ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for! >u» lands ami other good garden put rent. 1701) block, $23 a month, b d Fine place for poultry and the Box 1700 ra re H erald. * t> )>k of nil Ends. Men can make als —------------------------------------------ .... Ining raisim* bulbs, celery, vege- ftq 19— H o u s e s F o r Sale I t-.Mes and poultry for Sanford and and _______________ _________________. 1 rlaudo markets. Address R.,A. C. wit i.-,,,, SALr.: e i < e . ic ••....... are , llernld. This will not be . tin,, .-efi I-till hour.. .room cottage . , 1,11 on one Of best lots on M agna-i 1', 1,u,nif ,f ,l" ,o1. ^ 1 *« lia Avenue, read South Side ^ t„h"1 gue School — Price .easonable. Term s «nu*rf *tn ™ t.s "cif, tnc" country, l n ,rep i -v ■ ii cilltt litlnwiiiu! v (lti'tii.t* Itnv 1(1 1 ii-t FOR RENT—Nicely furnished tworoom ap a rtm en t; connecting HGATION and PLUM BING— CONCRETE in every shape nnd T>ath; $5 per week; also garage. ar specialty. We handle electric form, block*, tile roofing, orna­ 705 \V. F irst S treet. lors, pumps, home light and m entals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ tr plants. Hanford Machine Co. ucts Company, F ifth and Maple l-ROO.M furnished apurtSt*. Phone 112-W. also one 3-room ami or.e Rates reduced, fill Park CLARENCE SMITH G eneral C ontractor fit)0 W. F irst St. DODGE Phone 111 dip FOR SA LE:—One of best five iiurc cars and G raham trucks IT: . \ m Ol 1 farm mules and room bungalows on Palmetto i Mid 13th St. Phono 3. W;iei >u to trm !o for t'hevortet truck — Avenue, in Sanford H eights, cor­ erlnsting. M etal shingle*; nel- lot, equipped with electric nr n dan. (*. M. Ilcn v, West Side. standing scam tin nnd gnlvnnizcd 16—Houses For Kent range and w ater heater, price h *- 2 6 - -.U isrell WINS &. COWAN CO. Auto roofs. See Jam es H. Cowart. Oak m e n u s F o r S tile than m arket value, term s to suit, idlator and sheet m etal works. •vc. and Third St. Phone i l l . FU R N ISH ED HOUSE: dm |!„x 15 C. t). Herald. French Ave. Phone 716-W. FOR SALE: Wagon and pair of Ave. Four rooms, two *»—Help Wanted (Male) mule* $301) Farm implements, ettes, $10 m onthly. Phone i FOR SA L E :— F i v e room Spnnisli SANFORD RUICK CO bungalow on P ark Avenue, 2 rhea >. Mrs. It. N. Thomas w . 212 M agnolia Ave. BOYS W A N TED —Can use five DANDY NICE Five room bunga­ car g arag e, nice lawn, im mediate First St. Phone 3G7. low, all modern conviences. Apply possession,—-crin'l be bent for the good boys who are hustlers. Can price, (cun* $21)0,110 cash, hula*, c ru m us high as u dollar an a fte r­ 117 Popular Ave, Phone IK14-J. monthly. Box 118 care Herald. MODEL TRIM CO. noon. Apply C irculation D epart­ 't trim the car, not the owner. ment Herald. FU R N ISH ED : Four room llllUH FOR SALE 'Incubator, 150 cupuePhone 817 for estim ates for rent P ark & I5lh St. Phone 0—Farms l--or Sale itv. 2 brooder*', lfitlfi capacity, each, 7—Situation Wanted P. W. RADFORD 124-W. $ 1 ,0 0 0 .01) Hplf cu-li, buy* four •I feeders, I w ater faucets, half HUPS—MARMONS W ANTED— farm work or other T H R E E -F IV E ROOM bungalows, loom home on Dixie Highway 'co st. Hcwdl at-H era ld 1:30 P. M. Sanford Automobile Co. with garage. Modern conven­ South of Sanford.Fine land, two suitnhle work by white man with Magnolia Ave. Phone 137, children large enough to work; am iences, good location. Rent, $30, cows and calf, tools, etc. <). B. experienced trac to r & truck driv­ $35, $10. Ptione 135 and ask for Maroady, half mile siruth Elder IF, NEW SANFORD BOOSTER er, can keep up machinery. It. II. T. A. B rotherson, Springs.. i'Lte only $1.00, S ludcbaksr C. Box 1271, Sanford, Fla. racy- A-k for carbon juice with HOW IGNORANT FU R N ISH ER FIVE ROOM wlinc* stops tho knock. San 10-A—Poultry And E rrs house for rent. Phone 805-W. >n Garage Co. BABY CHICKS, Bocks, Reds and i\ dear. Unit th ere’s* wipiethi-^ ORLANDO, Fla., Aug. 15.— Leghorns, all extra fine quality LNFORD-Overland Co. Willys mng with this ta k o . (IN S ) \dviee lots just been rostock. W rlto me. Amos G, Norm ­ Knight* A- Overland, W hippits YOUNG W IFE (trium phantly >: eel veil by the grow er; and shippers tk & Commercial Sts. Phono 58 an. Pine C astle, Flu. tat shows Imw much you know longue at their h eadquarters here ■out cake. The pook hook says it’' of the assignm ent for hearing at rfrctly delicious,—Ideas. bcksim ville on Octola'i* I of tin* -----1— ----------case of the F ru it Dispatch CornH arvard U niversity is the most puny nnd Banana Sales Corporation avily endowed educational insti- versus the A tlantic Const Lino / T ib s is th e l /\ s t an d o l d e s t o r The ( VVELL.as LCMQ AS I'M GOWQ 'i<m In America. It h as $70,(100, Railroad, and the Jacksonville An t a r c t ic , c o l l e c t io n - th is a w im al j CMA POLAR EKPCDITION IN TWO 0, i T raffic Bureau and Fruit DistriLOOKED LIKE A DINOSAUR, BARKED OKC I WEEKS r MIGHT AS w e u _ A DO0i AND SWAM UKC A F tiH v ------I POLi-iH UP ON ANTAMCTWi-OUXjY, So To s p e a k — C h ic k , w h y n o t Ta k e d o t d o w n t o Thc MUSEUM ANDGGTG o ME j / DOPE OA4 THE ANTA «cncS J ' L FOR ME _________/ G osM -iSw r ’AT Ft/NNY 'o T i R R U P W ALT G \tn Control System To P r o t e c t 835 Miles Southern Railway C INCINN ATI, Ohio, August 15. -The entire lino of the Southern Railway System between Cincin­ nati and New O rleans, 835 miles is now protected by the au to m at­ ic train control system as well as by autom atic electric block s ig ­ nals, the installation of tra in con­ trol having been completed and tlif ap p aratu s pul in service A ug­ ust 3, on the line between M erid­ ian, Miss., ami New Orleans, 202 miles. T rain control was put in sor. vice oil the line between C hattnnnoga and M eridian, 207 miles, on Ju ly 5. The line between C incinnati and New Orleans i* the longest con­ tinuous lino of railway in tho Uni- by nt» otRvtcr. me ted S tates equipped with nutom ntia train c< ntrol with the single cx* ceplion of the S o u th ern ’s line be­ tween Cincinnati ami Jacksonville, 840 miles. The Suuthc rn now ha* autumn* tie train control in service on 2,507 miles of track and is equipping 807 additional m iles which will give it a grand to tal " f 3,274 miles protected by this modern safety device. ) W IFE (re lu m e d homo from v lilt on the m orning a f te r a h u rg laiy has taken place): And I suppose you slept through it n il? MEEK LITTLE HUSBAND: I— e r—tried to.— Punch. The jail in Londonderry, 1 ScMin. rem ained vacant fot years so it finally has been so! a cobbler for $26. Will Be Studied A t Jacksonville Me e t Twins Have Judges Stumped If you're a t e l e p h o n e subscriber simply lift the hook, ask for 148 and slate your request. It’s a service that makes it comparatively easy for you !o insert youi advertisement. And Want ads offer the solution to many a problem. There’s always someone caffer to buy, sell or trade; someone who has a service to offer. Results are certain and the cost is quite mod- AT THE MUSEUM L 5 AW A GIRL WEARING A PAIR OF THOSE Ob,m o m ; r s a w TB& f u n n ie s t th ing T o n ig h t _____ ** o l d -f a ^ h o n e d ____ _ SHOES' h ig h ■t o p p e d ------------ WHAT WAS IT DEAR ? VV1 -j? all Before 1 1 o'clock For The D a y ’s Insertion W(f« When the Mlssca Vivian and Meredith Howard. Tulsa (O kla.) Iwm • Istnjii, entered the city beauty ronl< <1 to determ ine what girl should be Mlsa T u b a al the A tlantic City pageant, they caused the Judgea plenty of grief. The judges qulrkl> decided they wore prettier than any olh er m,iHe„t:miH- |,m which of the twltts was the pro IHer Uu-y (ould not d 'lld u FHmBv they |d<t.rd Vivian, r.liown no I In* liftht (k b pitlor», tpOniit'. � 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 15, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 15, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 15, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0c2c6896d5b30c14cf794b8d5271b514.pdf 8c460af15fc74b8bbe5c2244af7a741d PDF Text Text [yowl NEW8I»Al»EIt l^hrd in Florida’s Heart KvotW’h Greatest Vegetable L Ha Richest Garden Land N o .x y n . Leased Wire International News Service Death Comes To J. Ogden Armour CHICAGO, Aug. It?.— (IN K ) — J. Ogdon Armour. 04, head <>f the internationally known pack­ ing ennipnny, died in London to­ day according to private advic­ es to his Chicago office. The announcement was made here hy Ralph McManus, direc­ tor of public relations for A r­ mour & Co, Mr. Armour, who had been ill of typhoid fever, died after having keen reported hotter this morning. A t his bedside when lie died were Mrs. Armour nnd his daughter and Son-in-law, Mr. nnd Mrs. John J. Mitchell, Jr., according to Mr. MeMnnus, , * SANFORD. FLORIDA. TU ESD AY. SACCO JUROR’S “ sht Vote Polled In C.ty As Leaders OF Both Sides Claim Victory In Election BY BOMB B L A S T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Although the voting whs slow in enough to predict victory by n nar­ today’s election, the question of row margin in the city. the proposed St. Johns-Indinn Supporters of the issue were conRiver canal was widely discussed tiilcnt of carrying the county nnd No One Is Injured AH hough on tint streets this morning nnJ were encouraged by reports claimed [thouse -B r i sties Family Is Severely Shaken Afternoon ns advocates and oppon­ to have been received this morning jih Guards When of the issue made final, cf- from lirevard county where it was lip And Veranda And Front ents fcrls to carry the election In Son- Bald victory was certain, Iprcine Court Sits Part Of House lllown Away ford. ■• i T lie poll* opened at 8 o’clock. Close observers of tho election I Fifty-two votes had been polled in Review Evidence today were of the opinion that the precinct one at 10 o'clock whilo Act Believed Done Facts On Dole A ir Race issue would carry in Sanford. They OS had been cast in precinct three By Radical Friends gnve ns a reason for this an over­ at tlie courthouse. At 1:30 o’clock/ night change in the views o f many precinct one at 114 Park Avenue S T A R T O a k la n d Municipal Airport. - iMrllnnlv Was A Member OI freeholders. Il was estimated tlint reported l It) ballots potlcd and pre­ FIN IS H —Wheeler Field, near Honolulu. L-laml " ' TcHti fil’d nearly half of those who cast bnl- d ia l three had 187. The total vote .Itirv And DISTANCE—2,400 miles. .lints had changed on the question In tlie two Sanford precincts was Heforc Governor’s Inquiry since Monday morning. There was not ox pet ted to exceed 500 hy the FIRST PRIZE— $25,000; .SECOND, $10,000. a noticeable trend toward the canal time the polls dose shortly after 7 DONOR—James D. Dole, Hawaiian milllonare. |.lnnc POSTON, Aug. 10. (IN S )—The in conversations on the street. ! o'clock, • • i.ii,,. Home llnngnr Navigator & ' >•* home of I.owis McHnrdy, •103 Plea­ J. N. Gillen cast bnllot number Whether the issue will carry in sant Street; EnAt Hilton, one of thr county was the subject o f some one in precinct three. II. W. Jones 1— Hen nett Gviff in Judge Thayer Q p (lie jurors in the Sacco-Vnnzctti debate among tlie lending support* was next and A. II. Stone followed, •*__|,t. N. A. Goddard San Diego Honolulu Is Prepared None, Monoplane; trial, was damaged hy a bond* thin ers of each side. Opponents said Karl J, Schultz polled tin* first vote 3 Livingston Irving nr|, co UonlonTeotirMonoplane TON, Aug. 1C.— (IN S ) To Give Bird Men morning. None of tin* family wus that the outlying districts would |in precinct one. L. P. Chittendon •I—Jack Frost *.•••• - Mick. , \ Ktione, Flint, . w W. A. Knope, U Biplane courthouse in Humber- |»resiclcnt Coolidge Is Men­ hurt. r>— Auggy Pedlar ! ' *nt’ M m ‘ ' IRriph C. Lowes. Biplane. veto almost solidly against the .voted second nnd R. C. Schaefer A Cordial Reception bristled, with armMr. Mcllnrdy, Ids wife, one waterway uml were fcuare..... , . 6— Charles Pnvkhurst ,.IIU'| Schloter. Monoplane. tioned As Possible Suc­ optimistic was third. daughter and two sons were in the m<h. when the final of7— Martin Jensen L* Monlrn Lt Wm. J. Davis, Monoplane cessor T o Judge Gary; McHnrdy home ut the time of the rraorr. 6 = ^ = M U N IC IPAL A lIU ’ORT, 1) save Nicola Sacco and 8— Art Goebel M A 1 1 Ekhwidd. Monoplane. Other Men Are Suggested O AKLAND . C al. Aug. 10.— blast. All wove thrown from their t i _ W. P. Erwin I,men Vunzctti from I he teds. They were shuken up badly Thu world’s grout eat aerial |c chair, opened today NFW YORK. Aug. 10.— (IN S ) — and frightened, hut otherwise were derby is on today. Nine plan­ tlu« full bench o f the The chairmanship o f the board of not injured. The front part of es awaited the signal DAB [Supreme Court. directors of the United Stntes the house and the veranda were which nt noon will send them , square was guarded by Steel Corporation, made vacant hy Mown away. zooning out across the Pacific death o f Judge F.lbert II. Gary, When tHo police were investiga­ in an epochal race to Hawaii. [mod police and others the may lie offered to President C“ ol- ting the Mcllnrdy bombing Nine pilots, eight ttnvi.J from the corridors with- idg’c if the president remains firm ol,| granite building. Appron in his determination not to he n port was made to the Cambridge .rntors and a charming young Thom as Johnson Dcclari’sGovM ieh igo n "schooltnarm M iss the Supreme Court room I (.un<|illn(t, f „ r nJUoinlnatlon nnd rc- [‘^ ‘/rant' hntl"bco?!*" 1^ mtwV'i'inTl four 1'1!^ J i ' / *j ’ ‘l_ ! Mildred Doran, prepared to atriad. Two luindred guards 'pi^Uon, according to a report in men arrested. This proved, on po­ ernment Had Failed To Help lii ■men A ntl Eli i h|m.'Jtinkers gamble their lives on their ability duty, 'wall street today, I'oveity Stricken People Wot h Will Soon Make An­ lice investigation, to lie a hoax. A to sunn by nir tho 2,400 miles of members of the supreme , Rut in tlie financial district the squad o f police wus sent to the And Promote Social Welfare General Harliord Addresses Figures Given Out Hy Federal trackless sen. other Effort To Span Ocean was met with con- Square to investigate. . mh sat to hear defense A l- Coolidgi report ______ Deserve Hoard IndicateComFor the first to tand on the island Tlio host State Legion Meet In Iowa Arthur !>. Hill, n former siderable skepticism, McHnrdy was -one of the juror* DESSAU, Germany, Aug. 10.— DUBLIN, Aug. 10.— ( I N S ) tmin’d Growth Of 'Invest­ of Oahu waited a $25,000 pot of guess o f tile financial community attorney, and General Declaring That New Di­ found Sacco and \ nnrettl guilty (|N S )— Tl Jerninn aviators. Jo- Thomas Johnson, lender of tlie la­ ments Here And In Europe gold. To the second a prize <d K. Rending cross legal was the former Governor Nathan of murder in the Braintree pay |,|nnn Kisticx. C. melius Kdtard, bor deputies in the Dali Elrcnnn, plomacy Is Now Doing Horn Miller, general counsel of the roll liold u|> seven years ago. [Those sitting were Justices $10,000 was to he the re wartI. l o r |Friedricii Isiose nnd Herman Ko- opened tlie attack on the Irish Free steel corporation, would he named W ASHINGTON. Aug. 10. — The |K. Urnley, Edward P. Pierce, The explosion took place JU !lj (,j,|, who were forced to turn back State government o f President the balance there wns only the glo­ DBS MOINES, lowii, Aug. 1«. W illiam 'as Mr. Gary’s successor. It. Carroll nnd William a few hours b<’ U “e the Mmmkii. hu- , sl nrti ng on e non-stop flight William T .Cosgrove in Hie Hail __(IN’ S )—Delegates to tho Am eri­ United States shattered its pence ry of achievement—the setting " f time savings and investment rec­ I ‘ James A. Farrell, president of setts supreme judicial court nssem-, l(> NVw y orJti were assured t<«day today with n Wait. sweeping charges can Irngion conference in I’nris n new milestone in aerial progress. |,y 0ffj(.ja|s „ f t|u. . uukers works that the (V.igrnvc government had next month were visualized hero ord the first half o f 11)27. iy seat in tile courtroom was the corporall*m, is also mentioned bled to hear final arguments i " For once the rail bird* weront a ns a possible successor, along with Figures avnliable tecluy at ^ the Sum. and \auzcttis counsel, who i |h||t „ )(.v wou,(, m .eiVo anothcr JtJ for the momentous session. failed in its duties l<> the people of today as n grout army o f unoffi­ loss to pick the winner. 1 Foileral Reserve Board, and Cout|Dcnt lawyers, society women, Myron C. Tuvlor, Senator David me fighting for a m w i a . * * 1opportunity to attempt a trnn-At- tlie country. cial ambassador o f good will by merco Department slnnvetl the fol­ wns no form chart on which to huso ' [persons interested in the A. Rccil, Pierre S. Du Pont, Dwight a result *.f tho bomb outrage, ad- " 7 f|| A Johnson declared the govern­ General J. C. Hnrbmrd, president lowing uchlovomcnts: predictions. Tho pilots, the navi- . Morrow, Eugene G. Grace and ditioual guards liave been placed | „ [famous Sncco-Vanzetti enso Gct-rgc Konion Crawford. The fin­ of tho radio corporation of Ameri­ gators nnd the lono pussongvr ex­ tbout the court house, the state Dr appointment over the failure ment had failed to alleviate tho Domestic investments, |5,300,among the spectators, ance cominitteo o f the Steel Corpor­ house nnd the stnte prison where c f tho pjnnes. Luropa and Bremen, poverty and distress prevalent in ca, In an address iioforc tho state 000,000. uded confidence. bmey Hill began arguments ation meets this afternoon and it is giving way to determination that the country, nail had not promoted convention of the legion. Mechanically their steeds were Foreign investments,- $788,000,­ the two nnarchists arc hold. Declaring Hint a new American! Qt ot exception . . . taken, to nd-, r is probable that n temporary ready. Each navigator hod passed Police found n deep holn under the next effort must In* r success. !**•• general social and economic diplomacy " f peoples linked by tra­ 001). decisions to his motions lor ■chairman will be choosen. It is un- the ruins of the porch which was The Bremeh, which lauded yes­ hi are of tho people. Savings accounts of national u grilling test to prove his fitneu* of error, rrvoctttloii iiru stuy ^ .jt jmy final clioico will l>u filled with gas that wus escaping terday afternoon ul 4:20 o’clock, President Cosgrove's govern­ vel and scicnco is being born from banks, $7,315,000,000. to guide by the sun, the mcon and the ashes of the old traditions, tencc, tin Vtk'dsion being by mudL ..ntll J. P. Morgan returns from a broken main. In the b"1' after spending 22 hour* in tlie air ment faces its supreme test this tho stars the course of Ids plane for the speaker added:—• In addition t « finding $6,000,­ tho tiny islands In nild-l’aclfic. to George A. Sanderson of from Europe. tom of tho hole they discovered a buttling headwinds, rain mid fog, nfternuo i under the assaults of "To you men of tlm American ic Court. Another exception The body o f Judge Gnry will be part of a box bound wire and bro­ was overhauled today and fcnind to the Dnil Eirennn toulition mm- Legion, soldiers but yesterday, en­ 000,000. fop investment, American the gods of tho nir they wore pre­ the denial o f n motion for shipped to Chicago this afternoon ken mechanism that looked ns be in good condition. * , post'd of republicans, led by Knin- voys o f police today, falls this hap­ citizens increase*! their savings pared to commend their fates accounts in thij national hnnks trial by trial Judge Wcb- oil the D -n tirtli century limited. though it once was ji part o f a On the basis of speed tests, the Professor Junkers, head o f tlie onu Do Valera, and lulioritcs, under py task o f portraying our true alone hy nearly $1,000,000,000. jiyrr. V*it^procbodldjf-x were From Chicago It will he hikcn to block. This led to tho supposition Junkers Works, who arrived at the the leadership of Thomas Johnson. flyers expected to complete tho ttuv American character in your rnp*Business is adopting tho policy wi tlie alleged prejudice of Wheaton, III., for funeral services that the explosion had been caused in 22 hours. But wind, rain, cl«ud Dessau flying field soon after the d tv or ambassadors of friendship Public interest, not idol*’* in of tho government iq saving inter­ nnd fog were factors to bo met Thayer against Sacco and nnd burial »m Thursday. Judge by ii time bomb. Bremen landed, congratulated tlie Ireland, but throughout tlie British and ns bciireni *»r America’s mess­ |tti because of their radical Gary was horn in Wheaton ami ho est by refunding bonds Into those MsIIntdy told tho police that he flyers .upon their courage in turn­ Isles, is centered upon the struggle age to France ifiil Europe in gen­ with which will finally determine bearing bnver rates. Refunding is­ had "expressed the wisli to ho buried had received a number " f death ing back. in (lie Dail Eireann. Opponents of eral. 1 salute you and wish you sues amounted to $1,200,000,000. tho. result of tho rnco unu probably ; respite granted by Governor there. threats. In addition to being n “ You did tho proper thing," suid the .Os«mvi< government claimed god*peed yours Ih the Odyssey of and generally bore lower interest the safety of the racers. There is much speculation con-j juror in IT. Fuller to Sacco and Vnntlm ------Sacco-Vanzelti mim......... The planes were to follow the Professor Junker*, “ for it would I lint victory wus certain m l tlmt .twelve thousand Lindberghs. [mul to I ’elestino Mudciros, ee nil tig the size o f tho fortune her case, In* was a witness nt tlie In tho world of today. Genera rates than thus*’ which they rl(- aerial trail blazed only last month ministry would he forced to resign. have been useless to attempt to ge plnccd. left by the late steel master. I he tentimud on Page Three/ governor’s personal investigation Hnrhnrd said, there was much need by Limits. Maitland and HcgcnThe resolution stating t! it "tlie for the ulnbassadors of the new di­ (Continued On Pugo T hree) of the trial nnd had expressed the on under the circun.stancc*s.’’ "N ew issues of securities, which Loose and Kochi wore asked if uxeeutive council has cease I to re­ plomacy. The conventional gunrd- efford tile best indication of the burgcri army flyers, find by Krtuu pinion to the state executive that Smith and Emory H. Bronte, civi­ FORMER GOVERNOR DIF-S tlie jurors gave n fair nnd unbiased they would make another attempt train tlie , confidence of the Dail rd attitude of thr old diplomacy, ho demand for new cnpitln, have been lian nirmon. Strung ucros* ti*« verdict, nnd that nil sincerely b e-1at a trans-Atlantic flight. Both Eirennn, Opponents of ti,u Cos- said, could not cope with tho post­ in relatively large volume for a gruvo government clain d that war conditions requiring mutual series of years," tho board announ­ Pacific a network of naval and com­ BIRM INGHAM , Ala. Aug. 10.— Moved Sacco and Vanzelti guilty o f replied in unison:mercial shins were ready to render victory was certain and that pres­ sympathy, respect and understand­ ced. ) INS>—Funeral services for Brax­ tho killing of the Braintree pay“ Surest thing yen know.” ns.-iistance in easo-of disaster^ -ns* ent ministry would be for cil to re­ ing, comradeship and good will. To ton llra gg Comer, former gover­ master and his guard. A "During tho last four years they Humming steadily its message nor Of Alabama and millionaire sign. tiie peoples o f onch nation, travel­ have approximately an average of of safety, tbo army radio beacon W RECK tlU IR Y cotton mill operator, who died Mon­ Tlie resolution, stating tlmt “ tho ling about falls tho responsibility, $600,0011,000 annually. Or tho total |v*n cases were called on the day. will be held this afternoon. wns In readiness to guide tho planes i xecutivc chuncil Im* cei icd to ro- he declared. (Continued On I’ngo Throe) NA81IVII.LG, Turn., Aug. 10.— in Municipal Court at its Dentil came after a long illness. equipped with radio. In Hawaii a fiain from the confidence of the mi on Monday morning at po(IN S )— Investigation was under welcome of tremendous propor­ Besides hi* large cotton mills in FAST CAUSES DEATH Wadquarters. Tho first case Alnlinmn, Coiner hud extensive wny today of the head-on collision I Jail Eireann,” which J< hiiHon Imd tions awaited the succcsfhri birdprepared, wns to lie mo ed immed­ by Judge W. E. White was business interests throughout the lute yesterday near Westport be­ BOSTON. Aug. 16 (IN S ) — men. f Arthur Black, charged with tween ii Nushville, Chattanooga iately after tlm dial eg vened. St ii* ki’ii with heart trouble as the , Originally tho 15 entrants, six tostate and also in Georgia. It was anticipated that the Pres­ drunk and disorderly, who and St. l^iuis Railway pnssenger ro*nlt of going days with only ft day had been scratched. Deatn. MEMPHIS, Tenn., Aug. 10.— train mid a Gulf, Mobile, mid ident Cosgrave would r ply ns soon iven a fine of $20 or 20 days MOTHER FOUND litt le focal, \\ illiuni (!. Crotsly, 23, the grim reaper removed two of (I N S )— Wholesale arrests of po­ Northern Railroad freight, result­ us tho resolution was i tovod. There y jail. of |on* Wi.it Sij;tli Ft reel, lx»s An* the starters wftn a toll of threw licemen on charges of bribery w,*s ing in ono person being killed, an­ has been an incrcasin divergence ifllti Itowans, charged with gch ', fidlforniii, a colb go uthlotc, lives. Fate was kinder to n third, N A SH V ILLE , Tenn., Aug. !«’•— anticipated today following the other seriously injured and between of opinion during I lie ) ist 24 hcnirs Kanfi-Td Rolnrhins at tlielr week­ ierly conduct, was as 1 1 I (IN .Sj— Albert ltotier Vaughan, nnnuncenient of ncwlv di:;,'over«“ was found unconscious on the side­ thj plane was wrecked but its oc­ ly luncheon today at till* Seminole regarding Die nutcom • of the ,1cIII and r.O ollicrs receiving miner 30day • in jail. Roacoc Whit ". cupants escaped. Two failed to se­ lU’lginn orphan whom Ted Vaugh­ evidence in tho police pay-oil hurts. Cnfe heard the recent Y. M. C. A. walk of an exclusive Common­ liatc, ■n diMiideily charge, was fin* cure their planes in time nnd thu wealth Avenue today. an, special investigator " f the at­ scmidiile. • The Inlanro o f |iov t*r is held hy conference nt Blue Ridge, N. G. dc0 nr Id days. Hattie I xi’.i sixth withdrew. John Bollotnini alleged bootlegtorney general's office here seribed ns one of the most enjoyPOISON I.MjtOK tlie national leagers, led l»y ( ’apt. nWi, facing ;* charge of dl i* brought back from the World War Kcr, am! JoHCph Itinnldlt cmployeu TO TRAIN IN~HW LI SION It wns n picturesque flock o f tihlr and successful ever held in WiHinm Redmond. ly conduct nnd Willie llarriu, Dole birds Hint was ready for their by Bcllomini, were arrested last to rear ai hin own »<>n. b“ * found North Carolina.. C. D. Wolfe, liend JA< KSONV1LLE, Flu.. Aug. 16. The debate wiih .rliediilcd t<c td witty Hie same offense, CHICAGO, Aug. 16. (IN S ) til tempt to annihilate time and Ids mother from whom ho was sep­ night for questioning. Bollonitm (IN S )—W ill Wilmm, alleged negro rtarl at 3 o’clock, nnd ul noon in- « f the Sanford Y. M.C.A. and n diimi c d hy tlio court. Fight funs are to ho denied ft space. Scvun monoplanes and two was charged with conspiracy *«• arated in IBM, wlicn l be G« ra ins motnber o f tho faculty nt the bootlegger, is being held in the IdicAlions were tlmt tlie debate *e ‘Williams, escaped convict, shelled ids In/mc, killed Ida Hillier violate the llqu' r law in connect­ school, gave a complete review of glimpse ut Jack Dempsey when 'hi.planes faced the sturters barrier, tnnxfrrrcd to I’utuain coun* and curried iiim away. ion with his alleged ’’payoff or county jail here charged with mur­ might possibly continue through the cutup activities which were he trains for his heavyweight j A riot o f color ranged from the of unjj| Friday fiofore a vote is thnritic •. B. V. Searcy, chargpoliecmcn' while selling liquor at der n« ii result of tho * death participated in hy several delegates chnmpionship bout next month with Itcnutlful golden wings of the Sunfour negroes from drinking poisrenclied. ilh ijtsorderly conduct, *’h* Gene Tunney, it wns announced to- l Frnnsico “ Golden Eagle’" to the ids place o f business. AUTOM OBILE At ( ID E M from Sanford. A secret service staff of federal oned liquor.* H a Mr, bond. W. G. Banks, day. The former champ has leased njvd, of 'U , w hite ri 1 1 4* and Him blue liiu r combination n i i i i u i i i H i i u i i us Tin* .report of the -Blue Jtidgo Lincoln Fields racing track nt Auggy IVillnr which lifts liven dnbPIIIM INGHAM LEADS men have been assisting locnl au­ ‘d With a simlllar offense, FLOOD FEARS W ASHINGTON, Aug. •'* (IN M I ---. cunqi wits snpplcnwintsil try « •*- (y’rt.(C| |||., for truining quarlum. is d “ The Little Red School H«"i o” thorities here and new evidence or postponement of his ui.e Major General Eli Holinick. im pre- to substantiate the imyt-ff book reMinin c*f thr yrar’H^ork of flit! 'lo­ A T L A N T A , Aug. 16. (IN S )liccuuso of its school teacher pass­ Bfptcniber 2. TOJ’KKA, Kan.. Aug. 16. (IN S ) Jlirniinghani gained a full game on cal orunnlzation. Mr. W olfe a retor of the ii rniy, and his wife were ccntly seized in n raid bus been dis­ GIVEN SIX MONTHS enger • thur Warner and Effio Robboth patients in Walter Reed hos­ covered hut the nature of it not yet — Weather Bureau reports hero to­ New Orleans in tho Southern innrkH vrrre untoltd by much «[>* bolh charged witli beating pital today following an automo­ •*||—B —II” stood forth on ono day allayed frars of floes! along plouHi?. The proirnm w m in ehnrgc BOSTON,. Aug. 16.— (IN S ) — o f th<i planes. Hell bent for Hono­ l’i!i . were held for Ijike bile accident in which th ey wore divulged, suid police Commissioner the Knw- Riven which is fed hy la’uguu leadership, hy defeating of the Bov. Morilmor GlQvert chair­ Memphis 4 to 3, while the Pels Allen today. * Power* llnpgood, youthful mine )’ authorities. I.ucillc H arris,!! Mayor Paine and Allcnjjudd that high waters fron. Smoky Hill river were blanked hy Chattanooga 3 to man o f the Inys' work committee. worker’s leader of Pittsburgh, nnd lulu" its pilot Interpreted, recalling tbo “ heaven, hel! or Honolulu slo­ the evidence was expected to send and other streams. 0. . • * ’i'lireo irtsmbers o f tho Luslls »im of an Imlianapoli* packer, wns gan of Ernie Smith, who escaped « suspended sentence from Mrs. ilelmick suffered serious head many members the police de­ CJlub, A nr.il B. Miller, Harry For­ sentenced to six months in tho White. hy a narrow margin on hU partment, including some of the RIVER OVERFLOW S injuries. DESTROYER ORDERED OUT ma, and Douglass Igou. presented lmuse of correction hy Judge Par- disuster _ which memorable flight to _____ Hawaii higher ups, to the Atlnntu pentthr Sanford Rotarians with n hand- menter in municipal court today |i.ad ed "in ft KUwc’ tTto on tho iBFARMER K ILLE D i tentiary ulong with the bootlegger BOBBEIt MURDER Kit S A U N A , Kan., Aug. iO.-(INS) W ASHINGTON, Aug. IB. (IN S ) sumo banner v/hi< h will be. kept for oq ft cliarge o f rioting nnd inclt- |unr| „ f Molokai. I who form erly paid them off. — A four Inrh rain here today sent The Nuvy Department today ord­ _a week before being sent to^ h t ing to riot on Boston common dur____________ .. 10RI .< E, Alu.. Aug. H To win the race the coutcstanta Smoky Hill river out of its hunks ered out another destroyer, the Im- nenrliy club. The club's name will i ing n Succo-Vanzelti demonstruST. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. R< (IN S ) X WOOD’S SUCUIOSSOR ■1)- Wilburn Barbee, 38, furni- Although police today refused to [ must iund on tin* Istund of Oahu and forced 25 families in the west­ Valletta, to take position 40 miles bo engraved on tho stuff ulong tion Sunday. |f Oliver. 2M miles east of here nnd unless forced down by lack o f ern yurt of Urn city to abandon off SanFrunciscu to aid tlm Ha­ with tho nuir.28 of oilier Itotary Mil anil Mrs. John Ethel Goode, divulge any information concern- ^ R APID C ITY, S. D. Aug. 1C<— their hqpics. gusolino or conditions out of their waiian flyers. ing Floyd Woodard released hun'| / i v s ) __No decision will be made Clubs. The bnnner later will hcCOTTON MAItKbrrS control must end their flight at V»'l ber liriHber FVank Lamb, ,!„>■ „n fc.500 tan,I « f t « r h . . m « .......... igc regarding (•*•0 11’ the property o f Kendrick Wheeler Field, 20 miles out o f lion-, |i<xtgcd in the Lauderdale coun- on a robbery charge it U known |f|> ((f (hc ]tntl ltif, left vacant by Guernsey, who will preserve it as NEW YORK. Aug. lO .-(INK) — njulu. *il today following a fatal th.y »«c conducUng nn intenshe ^ ^ fJov< Qcn. h eotinrd Wood u memento of the esteem with The combined influence of a stnmg party ut the home ut the search for him following advices which he is held by tho Floridu Liverpool market and less favor­ FARM PRICKS LOWER *•>11 .* husband Sunday uftcr- from Atlanta police that he is wan­ of the Philippines until Mr. Foolidgn returns to Washington, it able weather conditions in the cot­ Rotarians. ted there for murder______ was officially announced at the W ASHINGTON. Aug. 16 (IN«) Another visitor nt today's lun­ ton licit brought additional buyers summer executive offices here tointo the — cotton market today, HPPPami A VOru n prices this year for [' ANDERS TA K E S STAND cheon wus Leo Monroe o f Quincy .— BOMB DISCOVERED 'Community aervicos, participated inhtruinenlul selections will bo of- who wns present n» the guest of the list displayed a buoyant un- five o f the principal farm products <lny.’’ ’ • in by all of tlm proteatant churcbe* fered. The Lions quartet composed Judge Wright. o f tbo United States will bo lower dertone Ol’KRTON, Go., Aug.16. ~ (IN SAN PEDRO, CaL. Aug. IC-— BURNS TO BROADCAST Noon prices were: October ID.48, than tho 11*26 levels, the Depart-B. M. Flanders, editor of tho (IN S )— A crude bomb with the ruCr“ “ " T ,DC^ 1 l JliH v’ S. R. Dlghton, Paul Emgc, Clause 34; December H*.75, up 34; Janu­ men! of Auricultun* predicted l°* «iton News who was badly word "Sacco’’ printed on it in chalk CURWOOD F U N E R A L T .. ^ u Xu tw o1Sund,,y Howard and Joe Graham, will give SARASOTA, KJu., Aug. H> — evenings. Dr. ^ D Brownlee, pas- , uV(!rnl M ,eclionM n0xt Sunday ary IIJ.87, up 31 and March 10JA), day In its 11*27 estimate of weight­ I ’ li by u masked l>nnd for edit- and containing, it is believed, tor or tbo Presbyterian Church, Williunv J. Burns, international doed-average priceo^________ up 33. _________^___ OWOSSO. Mich., Aug. 10. (IN S ) r ' ,n hi* newspaper ugainst enough explosion to destroy a ma­ ] wy-runners. will take the jor portion o f the harbor water tectivc agency bend nnd famed de­ hiTve^bwm1 o ^ w lg e ^ a n d thst' on Thc purposq of the two coimnun-! Business will be suspended fA m 2 BANK ROBBERY BRITISH TEAM SELECTED r “ 'H ay in the trial of four front, w»s discovered near the Uni­ tective, will be the first speaker to Suiulay n ig h tT l! of the .mrlicl- ltV *«rv'ces us explained by Dr. to 4o’clockthis afternoon during broadcast from station WJBB, P. who are accused of whipping ted States Navy landing pier here services for James Oliver POPULAR BLUFF. Mo. Aug. 16. Tampa’s new high-power broad­ paling ehurtlion will ioin Tn h-. Brownlee is to emphasize the unity funeral NEW YORK. Aug. 16.— (IN S )— author and conservation­ i today E S S fc . to S o V lS k .U local churches an Curwood. *’-------------*......... ........ — — The members of tlie British polo — (IN S )—A state wide search wn* casting station. ist. Many notables, including Gov. the Municipal Her. “ to create and promote a team, which will oppose tbo Amer­ under way here today for two bank UttAI’Ll.NS DIVORCE CU T EXPENSES Rev. Frank Marier, p«>tor o f ! ‘ ’J'|t,jr BI»int of Christian fellow- Fred W. Green uro to Im present. ican four in the international aeries bandits who yesterday took $3,000 M EXICAN AGREEMENT tbe Christian Church, will deliver " h,Pbeginning Sept. 5, arc Major Eric nt the point o f pistols from thu DIRIGIBLE ItK-t RAPID C ITY, S. Dm Aug. Uh— K ? * :"’ (;K LES, Cal., Aug, 1C. the mrasage of the evening. Tbc Amplo sealing urcoinodatior* W ASHINGTON, Aup. 16. (IN S ) Claude Port, Major Auatin W il­ Heroin State Bank. Tbo bandit* ill ‘ ^wtred to fight to tlie (INK.V— Prtxldent (loolldgo t'siny An agreement extending for two speaker for the following Sunday have liecn promised by city officials liams and Captain O., T. Roark, net a house afire about two blnrko DES MOINES, Iowa, Aug. 16.— served notice upon Congress that g v * * --------- w ------l a i . ! ’ u‘ ( ; « y Chaplain’s P I I r i l l I I W k » * V life of tho Mexican- has not been designated, it wa» for the services. Dr. Brownies said, than-air forces, twlay rmle lightly Major Atkinson is the only mem­ from the bank and while police **1*. vo.rcc charges, Charles I •« »••• •• ---------* m learned. Tin* singing o f old-fash- Between 500 npd 800 seats bav® nt anchor nl Can p Dmlge, near ber of lift' team who ha.* npponrhd and pedestrians were attracted to [ 1"r t haplin returned to U»s th„ fire, the robbery was staged, wm i (iigued t««lny by Secretary oi billed uongH nnd bymna will bg feu- U «n provided and more inuy I"* *<*iu an international series. here. . i “ Her an nh cnce in *e:.slon <’f Congrtc/. or lhole can h* lured as a part o f each service and cured, , Tellez of Mexico, t!,4t eight months. i*n tux reduction, >nse Attorney fins Arguments {jARy w m m lA ir Race Is For $35,000 Dole Prize guTo ‘prejudice IS NOW PROBLEM fiat gJEEL BOARD GERMAN AIRM EN LABOR LEADER IN DECIDE TO MAKE FREE STATE DAIL AMERICAN LEGION INVESTMENT AND rtz SECOND ATTEMPT FLA YS COSGROVE ON TRIP TO PARIS SAVINGS RECORD TO RENEW AMITY SHATTERED IN U.S. (orderly Conduct ses Predominate Municipal Court A r r e s t Policemen On Bribery Charge W i t h Bootleggers * Sanford Rotarians Hear Report From Y. M. C. A. Meeting ....... Sanford Churches To Hold Community Services F o r 2 Sundays At City Pier 9 �the SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST in, f t 27 Bring Countless Benefits T o Seminole County! It will dram a vast area of land, n o w w orth less, and m ak e o f it the most valuable garden land in Central Florida. It will provide in this vicinity a storage place during the Summer for yachts left here by owners not desiring to take them back north. It will make Titusville and the great Indian River country readily accessible to Seminole County navigation. k t, * It will serve as a connecting link in a beautiful inland water route from Jacksonville to Miami. It will bring hundreds of large yachts to Sanford which otherwise would go down the coast. ' It will encourage wholesale warehouses and increase manufac­ turing. _ £ It will bring countless smaller craft this w ay which on account of the tropical storms along the coast of Florida do not come at all. • • % It will bring new industries to Sanford in the form of marine re pair shops and supply stores to accommodate yachtsmen coming this way. It will increase freight traffic on the St. Johns R iver ancl reduce freight PPERST �m i: SANFORD nKilAlJ), TUESDAY, AUGUST lfi, 1!)27. Elton J. Moughton As Brisbane Sees It When Colonel, then Captain. Lindbergh was visiting European capitals and strengthening the bonds of internat­ ional relationship, he was the constant recipient o f countless proposals for this or that. He was wanted for the movies, and for Broadway. He was offered positions with insurance com­ panies, real estate agencies, and automobile concerns. He was offered everything in the world to sell from asperin to baby n u n n c R im o N i i a t k i grand pianos. Ont> Ten* ... .......... — — But Lindbergh declined them all and choose a more ori *im Monika. ......-——-— — M-iw T l i l f , N * « l k i --------— ... t l . f * J .ia ginal article to sell, lie knew the possibilities of aviation belHr »’*r*l»i p »» wrrk • 2 .1X1 W t-rk lr rd ltl in prr T f » r ___________ _____ ter thnn probably any other American- Ho realized the lack ■rk, iir/nid, unnfcird** pi«.nrrr h im - of understanding ami confidence that existed in aviation. He r;r„V -C*wViier?i *r,"rer*u 1 ■* Vr"“ » decided to sell tile air to Americans. £7kir"»ro»Miidnwn"d,''d“a " 1” »!**■ j As the New York Herald Tribune says,“ one can easily •nrr *«r nil Ifc* lw»dln* erenU nfr.,rr,.,. lh«- en-l imagine a farmer watching a pioneer locomotive puffing a ^Arid. . w m . i u .. tire nMli _Tk* I. S. II. U r«prrlnl 1 7 •MM*a» u "Finridn nnd^ »t» long a rickety track and observing firm ly: “ They'll never get without *'",r " r * "[meJjehind one of them things.” To-day the same caution fills . T k r llr r u ld l» ■ piiirinttfr uf ilif ; the bosoms of many careful citizens. Y et it is fast disappearAndit r%«*kn ,nK' an<l it-8 disappearance is being hastened by young Mr. In lrra a tlo n n l A m o c I h I I op — - r . , , O k en , Advertisers and Adver'Utag! L in d b ergh , wllOSO Confidence 18 SO COntUgiOUH th a t it inis in* flarat* . m u l * ' * enrh l'« . i'ak«-r-n,rmi,rr ■« • • * . ■ • 1 1 /•“ "a Jfected the elderly nnd conservative Henry Ford. •eatoiRk «• ■•bactipuok When Colonel Lindbergh succeeded In taking Mr. Ford in urder ■■ait I- Tariff alia.ilulrlfiiflifl) all • Uiliita of •irtralalloN »* «frll ■• aloff, he did something that probably no other American ■onraf l.aalar^ null could have done. Mr- Ford is by no means a coward but he is TU E SD A Y AUGUST lfi, 1U27. one of those retired gentlemen who do not rush in where an­ gels fear to trend, lie would not have trusted his neck to an T i l l . H V I I A I . I I ’R I 'l i n U I I A M I.— Kr.iniiinj In rllf n»d ruuulr ad aviator of less ability than Colonel Lindbergh. nilnlatrallnn. llreprr nntrf rnnlra lo JarkaonBut once in the air, far above Detroit, looking down on tin*. •,.C*nalrarll<» <>f It. Jnmi lad'ar his vast Ford and Lincoln factories, Mr. Ford felt the security llh rr !.'■■** liinunnruIu.n nf muntklf “ rof- of the machine, realized the progress of aviation during the ■ a W e e k ." • — A m n-rniNik »f l.nlliflna prr- past twenty years, felt the desire to fly himself. Lindbergh ,ra h — kanara, liulrla, ■parinirnt let him take the controls, and Mr. Ford saw how easy it real­ knnaca. ly is. Mr. Ford will lend himself now with even greater energy a — a CvHiaanllr «;ktal. * —Complrtlua el cltf hraallflrato the construction of airplanes and the development of avi­ 11.in proRrnM. " —A urn aad lundrra knapllal ation. "Great as was Lindbergh’s achievement in spanning the B IB LE VKtfSK FOR TODAY Atlantic,” New York .newspaper, THE FOOL:— The fool hath . . . . . . . . concludes the , . . ."his ‘sale’ of, ■aid in his heart, Them l« n« God.' ‘ lig h t to the m ore oi less cautions American w h o is ty p ifie d Corrupt arc they, and hnvo done in Mr. Ford w ill p ro ve o f even more value to the fu tu re o f abominable iniquity: God looked m odern transportationdown from heaven to nee if there O’ were any that did understand. Prevalence Psalm 63:1. 2. PR A YE R : such folly. Of Robberies -Lord keep us from Architect Why Many Uniaicra? They Arc Only Sheep Dorm.. Bnnilmo For Paper, Wonderful Glnnds. nr A M 'tiu z m t i s h a n k n, N l«r K ir*' y ' l . Rank i’i,| _____ •’ I’ tord, FI,,. r. ij Week! TIre$fo«e Built COURIER AS IT HAPPENS the dispute minus nothing to the United $7utcs, although it means much to battleship builders anxious to make money out of the people of the United States. Britain needs fast crosiers, or thinks she needs them, to protect her commercial fleets over all the oceans. We haven’t such fleets r nd need few if any erusiers. It is as though one man had 10,000,non sheep, n eciing many sheep dogs, and another man with 1000 sheep insisted on having as many sheep dogs as the man with 10,000,- BALLOONS 2 9 x 440 $ 7.50 000. It’s silly, l-el Britain have her erusiers and snend her money bn them. We should build only what our commerce actually needs. IN III YEARS CRUISERS will be ridiculous and even Great Brit­ ain's “ experts" will know it. A few high-powered ships, each car­ rying *2u fast seaplane bombers, would lake cum* of all commercial ships. Seminole Tire Slioj Firestone General Wood's IiinI great pub­ lic act wan bin plea for funds for le|>cr work. It is peculiarly fitting that thin great soldier who begun ur a doctor in the army should end his career fighting for the leper colonies. Tin- Credit A .oriation is tin orgiinr.ed society for the prevention of Cruelly to 1 reilil. -lit . I’ay your hills when they're duf\ and help to p:..v:nt t'.i.* e/u;::;*. The Sanford Credit A - h’ ii. Inc. D AN C IN G Every Wednesday Night I.ake Mary— Community House Music ity Syncopalors. l,ulf Ct Tdl) IDat-y t onav B e a:eft Al. W . L O V E L L .lusticn—of Iboii* '.i i The— I’enco Mason Temple t"*■ ■- No Assess irttils In Locli Arbor p ieI’Uled! I'Aery pri.pcrly owner needs Ilie proieclio.n afforded by adeiptale fire 'J’ltc: owner o f l,och Arbor property is free from assessments— anot her ad­ vantage of this desirable development. Look it over, Investigate, judge it on its merits now. *,u,,y than . r n'^P!!!:'” ""'.‘.‘T /.VL won't n,mi$1,0011,1100. Wealth ,|ivi,led. fortunately such Tl» 11I \ M1VI ■I I Wl (illlitt’ i J '' ' >i ii divt *• i.ion would kill amldtion and dead interest in life. -Men inunt travel a long way mentally hefur they earn freedom from necessity’? lash. i insurance written in a depemtable company. This agency has lung been faithfully serving titu ity >■**itrw |.iri*|tli* nil t n r r ' Mill** It4 lm%«* > I si i ril I in y I min 11i*n *■!*— t «• jiln j ! H*s rurtititv Iin’ll I Inti ns Iniii; fiiuit lral^s«*«l fit I* fit i* i’»iiti»\i« ii ll !■ FJ'1 I 'em%| «•j h it 11It I In* %%'•»!*1«!% I ’ I n r » | .1 Ii! - 'I r u r ( ll I lit:»t**» U nrn» Ii ( u i * ! in *i»iiiiiiir r. Il»* %%"1ii h*r t*5i It Is rilr**:iiil* - *-f -*M . P r o m tliii Nt lit li, Eiuit it to I M l *• - ' ! “<***i t?vi*n iltt* i ‘ i " ift I lit** 1*11 hi i”t f o r ilii* rllttinf*'* U » r llri»i*|i nn*l f u r tli* ur':tf pf*u rnpi «»f <*iili*rfiiii»n»«'iil Inrliiilfi* flit* W n r l i r * nrralf*! iniixl« ;il tiruimlriilli»tt*« unit inillt (iliini n r l M * i f o r Ilif t'«iity «if iiiHrm n f Miiti'r f * » < * r n i i iitnl rt***rt fur e*R* litifliliiK, m iltnr liiu . r l d l m ; , Imitil itu, hu ll in g, ' n« i tins. If*, im iiti*jt| Nil iiivnrr 11»•» •• In** ft, I nil. I*i'ni»ti* In I *«•i» ftr;t f I'Df* (•In. \ tnf*'I mu. (tpiir gl ii m ul flu* < n r**J i huh I . im*** i l i K m i l nimf fcf I liiitiMirils, Its riil I 1* r**Hi’lili»,t i n n iim i* \\ i II * « i »i riiinrf %Hit rr*t*t HI f "tin it! Im t n f 4 o m m i ' f i v f n i* !Hi*l» r»*t*i !•* **l u*il**rH mi hi in v*r n i l I’m In !tnlrl«*t n pn rt niciif m ti s»«| *»ii fins tin c%. l*or 1*11 mtit’t preper- |\ owners. Qgnd foe r n ) ’• la m L .- L .. A. P. Connolly & DeForesf-Sanlord Realty Co. Box 33D Y.cstorduy Sacco , ate for the first time in twenty-nine days. That’s a long time to go without food, but not a record by any means. We hope Mr. Hncco will now use his head and"eut while the eating1 --------° -------Theo markets have taken two severe Jolts to the recently, -- >_jaw-----, an­ iTesif lent Coolidge's recent nouncement about Ills choice In the matter was no less u blow than YOU W IL L NOTICE that Z j & S 't i ? " ’ ‘ " 0 .......... .r " '1 d 1™ ........... trail, nil ' wcnl Judge Gary’s death. together! One wonders rather pen-1 llr“i l ,s f ' ,,rr J.."",1 • * -------a------lie had his own Iiliieksniitli ,dvely wlu.t the portrait o f Gram- , ' " orp U" ‘ n t,u’ J’ r«nch franc lint shop, and he wns not It is nut fitting that Americans — ■ ipa ,ii w i n i i * *»« 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u ' n n i i ianother t n , t i k t . i H l-.-h dependent will resemble when f’»c fact outweighs much theory. shpuld crow over the Germans.hut upon spare parts sent by p a r c e l t w,'^ has passed Will t ' ------------. ,, —______________— , ---------------- , It la proper that we should tnko post. Houghton stuff was no ueees-' still he lUL-eed . some restrained pride in the fact I TOM SIMS SAYS that in three attempts recently in trans-Atlantic flying we should Some farm relief lolls mi -lit , have batted one hundred percent, do a lot far agriculture. With > while the Germans did not get far other measures, agriculture might ! t h e s m a l l t o w n p a p e r enough even to muko It dangerous. he done for. -------o------I’OI-K COUNTY IIKCOItl) t It ia |HH-uliar co incidence that The wisdom o f the older genera­ "The most rem arkable feature - f impr.-v,- the print o f the average ■lack Dempsey should wage his at­ tion was in doing what the . tempted come-back battle with A ii’crinin .lourniilliHn in tno r ih w - tl(ill , younger generation is doing be­ til, dcyrlnpcmenl und influence o f ‘ •l‘, l" ' " ‘ |,ll*e the pride o f Hie Gene Tunncy ut Soldiers' Field, that each fore it diii them. Chicago. I t must he rather cmhur- the country weekly newspaper and professfon demands raming to Mr. Dempsey to have to small town daily," Says the Manu­ man's newspaper shall compare Science can predict an eclipse fight u World War hero und ex- facturer of the small cities and well with that of his rival in the I o f the sun ever a period of several neiglihoring liiwli. .Mnrine at Soldiers' Field, Mr. towns consisted of poorly printed years in advance, but cannot preund “ Ixillcr Dempsey has such an intense anti­ sheets o f local Items Ibis ulvuntrinont of standards diet a blow-out over the week-end. pathy for soldiers nnd whut they plate."„ , . „ . ,, . , ;,h hn-jght a strong response represent. Boiler plate is the general pul.lir......... Instead of regard. - f „ „ „ t|„. ........ -............ ....... When a pedestrian succeeds in - - — o-------tern*, used . , for . the . short1 1’1 , big Hie small newspaper as n joke getting across a busy street unThe unexpected death o f Judge weak plotted stones or iwtn les of It is recognized genonilly ns the scathed he’s so surprised ■■ Gary was a severe blow to the misinformation formerly used l«y equal of the large daily in compar­ eotild kno.'k him over with a fen­ it ison with resources. Its editorial der. United States Steel Corporation indolent editors to fill spare. und the stock markets. At such a came in plate form, already set, and news llu-jght is frequently as time almost anything might he ex­ and ut small price. Frequently it strong and wore vital a factor The summer fur sales have pected to happen. I f Steel had drop­ wus given newspapers free in order among it? few hundred or Hums- made the demand for sealskin ped a dozen points, no one would to sproutl propaganda. end of readers than tin* thought eoats made o f rnhbit skin so great Use o f this type o f mutter is advanced by tli big city patx’ r be- Hint artificial sealskin coats niny have wondered. Gary had been the master mind since its organ!*! \i i. now , universally taken as the sign cause the miuiII paper has the ad- hnvo to he made of sealskin. a clientele That it fluttered but slightly, drop­ t-f tho poor newspaperman. Every j vantage nf reaching ped a poipt or two und then re­ editor avoids it us much as lie paa- that reads the puper frimi "cover There are no millionaires in covered is proof sufficient o f the sibly con because lie regards it* |to cover" while a big proportion of _____ Suuth Dakota, says an item in the fundamental soundness o f this appearem-c us a confession of j the city readers glance at the first news. But another storv explain/ country and Ita persistent pros­ weakness, which It properly i»- [ page and then turn to other nuit- , it with the headline; Prohibition perity. The M in e effort has been ntude to ters of interest. ’j Most ** ■ — Effective in South Dakota, INI aIill Midi l!ii|. Sanford ■“n r s.... ^ K > ofi|rt /ddress.... f’-'o IK d a F LO R ID A ’S G R K A T SUMMFUTLMK TOWN Fire gives tin warning! Be THE W EALTH OF this country, if it could he divided, would make y o [,Vi.«-V*!.'r **Tri!.lir“in!’*' THE LEARNED JUSTICE Sul livtili believes too much science itntight in sehnolH and universitic-. “G RANDPA” Some of it should he omitted nnd NEW YORK HER At. |> TRIB U NE "American citizenship" taught i istend. !•<>rInnately almost every one Unfortunately “ Ameriran citizen hart, ship” is a little indefinite: Then* drew n i^ ’nrh^ b !m V ,,,y,’n'1 ir,,, r ,n‘‘ ',ml r>"m "ii"' i. 'eheerVui"morning mo,”| "•»»>' •'••nntU«n» " f »• *»"' Hie nf relatives grandfathers nre |M.f„r,. starting early to the fields !s-ienre is very definite. It hi a Z ilr i'.T c t , u " This in line with the hell grand-’ «lw»Vs had to straggle against Hr thcsnecclw-H "'n " pl,,Vnr ,a 1fatheit tradition. They would Imve I henry that it was si..... •» ■I * , . '. hlographies o f tiieir sunrise nip " f Itourhon, .mil no! necessary, distinguished pers.-ns as’Teal char- j, „ t.Vl.r hurl. them. Better .1 I ho-. But science conquers. because, ‘ of* emu sc.’‘ vvh„t's 'nmn.' ''i 1 . '.’’r ' ' ' 'n ’ T U.al ..m e put Hcient 1st* III jail for in all its leaching "a round earth, going -i nian'H griinrtfiillier is another's fa- , fnrms," "lived tlmr n,- uncle .-r brother; yet, nuv- « Mml w,ml.l doubtless eighty-five, , i-nml the sun,” now teach that have lived theory also. A^Beard had K f c 1^ ! h o r s e r a c e s and failMUSSOLINI HAS HAH to u c 1 ^ S „ , » ! ! lomet m’s " But Musorgani/.i <1 is at all Wh.it Grampa was. F-t . L . . ............ . " T *.«i|in» there would he no orga Komc reason, ut least one "Knaml- ! f IV iu ^ ^ n S l lu.lian government today. It was father n .gge.l,^tern',1nwln'r fi" " ,,,,rHt‘8- ^ or" “ f “ »■ a choice between bolshevism and ,.... L. was . . 'ufwayV . contempt for weather— lovable, hard in sonic fascism. t ires •ill Went First MMet W o Delteve, h o w ever, th a t the present situ a tion has been r ,>t „r water and remained in that wJ!la®Jt^Jf«lh?nn«r coTld *,r0l*ght ubout by other conditions. The state is not now he- i» -ui<m for five minutes, not they would have landed in New ln Lr plagued by the profesional tlillgs and bandits. There are •"•’“ thing, necessarily. Sill* was resuscitated, brought ■not enough inducements in Florida for them. \\re arc inclined York. l.i.rk to life by use of adrenalin. I to believe that our robberies are being committed by (host In the small adrenal glands, near Sanford!—^Hnn^rd* Hernldl’A^hrh^ j w*t° *iv<! *,ere ,,ut w,1° a»*« »ut t>f employment and are linn- thl' kblm jTtncn^iiand other wurmIne one to nny the least.—Gnins-1gt*y. In some cases then* are families who are suffering from blooded animnL, nta nufacto re a viilc Sun. rlack of the necessities of life. Faced with the responsibility *‘di,ilnncc that rcgidates blood mill cures the ly denionntratcn that if Germany were mad at ua nnd wanted to bomb New York, tfbe would have to wait for favorable weather con­ ditions. T T W IU m i^ Special OF COURSE. BR ITAIN will not irkc any nuangeincnt that docs not suit her about limiting arma­ ment. The conference wns a gen­ tlemanly gathering at which t,rent Britain wrote the program and ev­ erybody else was expected to sign it Wilt Ungers says the difference between "Britannia Rules the Waves'' nml "Columbia, the Gem .! the Ocean" Is that "Britannia gules the Waves" is n fnct, where­ as "Columbia, the Gem o f the Ocran” is only just a song. From newspapers coming to our exchange desk we gath­ NEW SPAPERS HERE nnd In er that just now Florida is in the midst of wave of robber- Canada used lfi per cent more pii* Wcll, did you vote on the canal T ies and holdups. Down in Fort Myers there have been a doz- pi i thnn last year. More trees * "Fire Razes ^CoUr cs"—head- 11 rn*^,(?r*0,4 Htores and business houses. Arcadia citizens cut. down.. The British plan to use bamboo line. The proverbial’ nfzzhcrry™' *lav,‘ l,('cn molested in a series of petty thieveries and a pront|inunt Pitnta Gordu man was robbed and killed in his ear just h i a gigantic scale for newsprint This years standing head: "Court- outside of the same city. Miami reports ail increased number production. That should lie done in the Unit­ nry waits for better weather. |of holdups and pickpockets. Lakeland. St. Petersburg and ed Mutes. Vint tracts in Florida, .......... ...... . good m way __ And number to ......... end It llltldo are o th e r c ities w h ere th ieves have been plying Ciilifornia and a I along the gulf all is to Join that Dole Air Derby I heir business almost, without interruption, coast would glow Immhoo. A yearly crop of liamhoo with to Honolulu. ! The situation seems to lie as lmd as it was during tin long fibre, grown close to cheap 'hoont although Gnu went down just In time to ............... , il* underlying causes arc different. power, would solve one problem. keep Sanford people from not buy- 1wo years ago when Morula was going through the speculat­ ing It at all, |ion period and money was plentiful, the state was overrun by PRAISE THE l o r d , for you _. . , °“ . professional crooks who sought the easy pickings thal w e re '1'" 'v are »<* ri>e Bible nays, "fenrfriIndlyC1and itnpersona ITom pa red Jf! everywhere- Itohheries and thefts were common’ : 1.tana i' " ' 1Sii'tto, w,,n,|" f"12-yitur-otd lly gill, to some we might mention. hi-jacking and holdups eipiall.v as prevalent. |fi II head fitst into the mud in U> H' » f feeding hungry mouths and having no work in sight, men. severe blow\o Mra^Le'Boeuf.'Thc <*p4l,prato iin^e1' Hiose conditions, have resorted to means of tnen on that jury evidently forgot obtaining • n iood or money at any price. pi tit., 8ir Walter Raleigh’s code o f chiThe fact that many cities have been forced to reduce valry. their |police forces far has .......made —-------A-------- r .. . below . ,,their , normal , . strength ----., The Prince of Walea says th a t;!1 caH k r nr 1,a'S«‘ who rob. I*o r llllta le ly fo r Sattlot'd the pel• •11- ■ | till. i: u i »•*** * , | J the only difference hotween ranch IM department is to he maintained at practically its ordinary and "rawnch" in Hint the former strength. Moro fortunate* than that is the fact that this fa ya while the latter doesn't. Well, give us a ranch then, every time. City has few unemployed in comparisinon with other cities. Local authorities report only periodical thefts. It is to he hop­ --- - <V Anti the unnuccennful uttempt of ed that this observance of the law will tie continued. the Bremen nnd Europti adequate­ -------------------------- o ________________ ___ "" Co. 221 Magnolia plnim- I? - \*\ Y-gUl0ps \ V o t'^ ctQ rc » t ' . ‘' ' c o u n lr'1 , rlU \ V o o d * * * * £ lT E D ■ CCC*V‘C* — Y*,e, W E bloVOV‘ «* DELIVER ICE i'.d, that is scored by a scorin c m a- ' j 1 chine b efore it loaves oui plant and is cut in beautiful square blocks to fill your ice box p e r­ fectly. nuv vourr icc t io m A N the w agon or t r u c h w i t h th * o r a n g e O -. il e m b l e m YOUR IT IS G U A R A N TE E ^ \ C E CCPARTMEMT h r (m e, -lean, iolid k,’ 2ai f»f - n. r.t, ,» Fur htfleiftfti, ilfe H n f car m m g l i e n i , iuv«< an*l o *ihurf (n jo m o t i o n , afifi!* t« k u i line F t o r i ja rdtunirr SI4Ct»b« leenf I *i Ie*i* ||, lit jMktMltfle, rWiil *auf home liclidf m<nt« wr e. c iu t w t t l+ r u ij P a u m g t t Im m . w 4 NjituC* C |}4 W D? Mvw4 IW’We 4 ii » host Phone 202 , 1g m t CV«u 4 fsilcia I'W i 4f. ttl-i;(reV«» IUf JlA :trJV, F* w ,| DIXIE ROUTE _ �PAGE THREJt THE .SANFORI) HERALD. TUESDAY, AUGUST 16. 1927, Twins tfnited After 43 Years Social and Personal INTEREST [fflrc T eleph on e 148________ M H S . I ' R E D S. D A IG E R , S O C IE T Y E D IT O R A IR MACHINES Residence Telephone 8!>9 Henry Morgan, tin* pirate, mar a mutinous crew, together some women captives, on the isle o f Snbu in the Dutch West Ind­ ies. Sturdy descendents of the c*»d— ony still survive. ,t ______ Mexico Inst year issued a special C itie s V ic With Each other onc-centnvo stamp to raise money R ook s In B u ild in g A ir p o rts A n d for « fund to fight grasshoppers. In Monday Evening With n 1 1 1 , -i . (i',ner»> Rending. T1 L' ‘ - it , , i " 'r o u n d llm r io e ' n recess, Mr*. Sacco WW Erecting Beacons; I,indy's Monaco an Issue o f a stamp celebr­ A l l ’ S. S i n i l l t A s I I I l j i u i d l K .S surrounded by a group erf symgathVisit Arouse Public Mind ating the marriage o f the daugh­ -------Sn i t t\ Ir s o tR I i*crs- RHI opened his arguments ter o f the reigning prince paid after the recess by saying that peases o f tin* wedding.____________ then, were four substantial ques­ CLEVEIoAND. O., Aug. lfi. (IN meeting' of the Kings Daughters: t a t , i t i i c o o t * , tions now before the court. S )— Following the recent) visit of Class of tlio .Methodist Church was ' ‘ ^ ‘ .i.AHAbSEL, Aug. IG. (IN S ) “ Whether in view of the state Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, first THURSDAY held Monday evening ut tho Church . V1 e viwiuos" of iniud of Judge Thayer the pe­ New York to Paris non-stop meeting of tho Rebec* annex with Mrs. C. II. Smith us T & in‘:1ke',t .in ^ lil,rar* flier, the state of Ohio, home of n i or the Honda State College for titioners had such trial before the l„ held ut S o'clock at the hostess. the inventors of the airplane, lias eli* J "'"'lien at Tallahassee and the jury as they were entitled to. hull over the Musket. Miss Evelyn Edin field, is a 1‘rescrlnllon for “ Whether the.question of Judge taken cm new life in regard to avi­ E' 9i! Univeniity of Florida at Guinea* fieliccca asked t « he pro- |president, presided over the Thayer's own prejudice is a matter Malaria, Chills ami Fever#* • ation. ■l''. 1,1 v *oI«tlon of the slate’s which can now he decided in these ;s. l.ol'ie Mahin, stale pres- j ness session when reports wen* ci inunul code, it was charged by Dengue or Bilious Tever. Already possessing an important II be in attendance. 'heard from the various committeei.> ... . r ? v ' "* proceedings by him. science, the buckeye state is gath­ FRID AY It kills the germs. “ Whether if both of these peti­ i chairmen. The class attendance for A tftu m . T u 1*” , by. 1 * ering inonieneunv and each city meeting o f the \V. C, the month o f July was e x c e p t i o n - V eli?or. P f thu 1 resby- tions bo decided in favor o f them seems to l»e trying to “ get* the be held ut :t o'clock at the ally good. ,V » * ,t h.lj rdl of th,s cit>’ aml A. anv legal remedy can ho made. jump" on its neighbor, by estab­ " I f so can a writ of error be ob­ Mr . R. C. Maxwell on interesting events for the month ti" L'h J if f ° lishing an airport, or, if the air­ wore n.moum-cd, one being the !,r . . w " S i state board tained for a review l(f the case? port is already established, trying “ The fathers who mode the con­ swimming party to he given Thurxlae committee had stitution did not expect tint bench to better its facilities. |„ Smith oC Jacksonville day afternoon August 25, and an­ typewritten report of 17 pages con- would be made up of angels," Hill i *? day here Monday trail- other was that o f having a picture Lindbergh's advice to various People Are Learning (he Value of mr.de of the class at an early date. turning quotations of objectionable I continued. cities on its itinerary, apparently |ttUsilic*: 'Passages compiled from books in "An impartial judge is as impor­ Occatfonal U t t . At the close of the business ses­ ts "sinking home," and although I list in the two institutions. Many tant and more important than an When Ktlii May Cleaver and her twin brother Edward A. ClOaver Ohio is one of the five lending tjwyn of Orlando motored sion Mrs. Smith assisted by Miss ,of the passages relating to sex impartial jury. Attorneys might were tint six months old, their mother died and the two babies were VERYONR know* that n lax­ states in the nation In regard It? ■„n! Monday spending the Georgia Calhoun served maplenut were highly obscene, the commit­ sway a jury by their arguments adopted by different families near Harrison, Ohio. That was In E ative stimulate* the boUrel*. ico cream and cakes. landing fields, proposals are being IS M . Until five years ago. neither twin knew of the other’s exist­ on business. tee charged. A diuretic perforin* a similar hut a judge should he such that he The meeting was concluded with considered for establishment of at function to the kidneys. Under Tiie report also slated that the could not be moved by conditions ence. Each began to search, however, and a short time ago radio reunited them. Here they uro Just after the reunion. Etta May least a score additional fields. At McMougall leaves Tuesday l'” ' the (train of our modem life, of tl m,ml’er " f Sunday members of the committee had'h o c involved. During the trinl the jury school songs. present there are approximately 10 our organs arc apt to become , York and Boston where idenied access to the library of the might raise above a judge preju­ Is now Mrs. Etta May Myatt of Toledo, Ohio. Her brother lives la Members attending were: landing fields, five of which are sluggish mid require assistance. |H-i*<i some time. rs*l !• iorida State College for Women dice in a case but what of the mo­ Washington, Iud.. “ But we'll never be senuruted uvula," they say. Porter lumsing. Mrs military airports. One, at. Hryon, M ore and more p eop le lire tions for a new trial?" IriirninRtouseOoan’s PiR»,octs a postoffice department station. “ I ask you to consider if a Judge, J! I r'e" iJSStlom e^f I frank Mnrler left Friday cnsinnatly, to insurrgood elim­ Many Beacon Lights so blind to all judicial propriety to ji> jn North Carolina where Miss Alice Gooding Me Kim. Mias J l . . ination which is so essential ’ 'I" I,aii l''lven thr Many intermediate fields in the talk ns Judge Thayer did, could permission. tpiiiil two weeks. to good health. More than 50,Maude Carroway, Miss Thelma state have been equipped with bea­ " 1he library books objected to act impartially on any motions of 000 ftndeftil users have given Mace* ami Mrs. C. H. Smith. con lights by the postoffice depart­ in both the Woman’s College and this nature. D o jin ’-s signer! recommenda­ In.,| Mrs. Frank Mnrler are ment, also, to aid the night mail tions. Scarcely u community . .. ra • i r have l)i*en found freely circulating! "It's a painful and shocking ]liome to their friends at t» * • pilots, in the event an emergency Imt lias its representation, A$k M i s s i o n a r y S o c i e t y ( ) i the University urn! are available I thing to have to argue such ac­ Co tut Apartments, landing becomes necessary. y o u r neighbor? M p llin r lid P h n rrO i rott,il*1k in the library without cusations against Judge Thayer n u m o m s i L m ir c ll Id s (,|„ undents making application in this court. Cincinnati is now planning a Congress May Be Called Upon Mi . .1. C. Hawthorne of “ God knows I hold no ill will for new* million dollar municipal air­ l i l i s i n c s s , S o c i a l . M e e t all* v person," tinreport said. To Decide Proposed Switch W ry, Ala., went among tho port. The Dayton city manage­ Among the authors mentioned Judge Thayer, but the interests of T Hope Soon To Hnve Bouse 1arriving Tuesday in SunIn Island Administration ment is seriously considering tin* ill the committee report were my clients demand that 1 do so. S tim ulan t Oiuralic to tho KUInoyo The Missionary Society o f the In Bollywood,” Says Star “ There is m» prejudice more in­ taking over otj tin* McCook field, IVsirt Miluuik Co.. U I4 C taat, O u tttia. H.VJ Methodist Church held its regular Freud, Van Teslar, F. II. Allport, sidious or more dangerous than W ASHINGTON, Aug. lll.-(IN S ) In Madrid Before Departing sit, when the government vacates Edward A. Ross, G, Stanley Hull, |y,i.ia Kvnm who lias been moling on Monday afternoon at Bertrand Russell, George Bernurd that of one who is unconscious of To Enter American Movies Any move in the next Congress to in favor of Wilbur Wright field.' tho home o f Mrs, A. II. Shoemaker , ,, .................. , it. tie ummer at Clayton, on lleurdali Avenue. shift the administration o f I’idtlp- Cleveland, Akron and Middleton al­ j.Slmw, and Upton Sinclair, rheir pine affairs from tile War Depart­ ready have municipal airports, al­ "Judge Thayer may have been I mu d home .Monday tifterHv International News Service Following the short devotional booka dealt with paycholngy. |»yeh- unc nscious of ids prejudice and ment to the Department of tho In­ though the latter field is yet to be M MtRII), Aug. I(k—’ I .too, hope exercises, the meeting was called ""nlysis, sociology and other kind really believe he could sit impart­ soon to have a little house in Holly­ terior will lie met tvith the firm f u||v equipped. to order by tho president, Mrs. red subjects. ially in tho case." |Kha Wilkey who has Iteen Bessie Hutchinson. Quite it number wood.'’ 'lectured Ruqiori Mel lei* re­ 1 1 .position of tlie War Department The military airports are at Raising his voice to a high pitch, the past month at Cor­ of interesting talks were made by cently in tier lodge at the theatre ami other officials, This group Is Norton Field, Columbus; Wright Hill declared that tin* common­ already busy lining up Ooitgresral in ned home Saturday the members on the Mexican prob­ wealth should be protected from Comitiia when* she is giving her sionul support for the retention of field, Dayton; Lunken airport. Cin­ lem. cinnati, and tin* Ohio National suspicion arising out of rulings last concerts before going to A- the islands under Army rule. Among those discussing this top. Guard field'at Camp Berry. such us Judge Thayer's in the re­ rnerica. Curmi Tompson who visited the |A. M. Walker li ft Tue day ie were Mrs. M. W. Chappell, Mrs. Talking films are the next un­ cent hearing. Cities now planning airports or Philippines last year as the person­ f«r Jacksonville where S. O. Shiaholser, -Mrs. M. L. Clarke “ You can never persuade and der taking of the Spanish song-bird. extensive improvements, are Ak­ al ropresentive of President Coui pend a few days visiting and Mrs. Brownell. “ The Bank o f Service” ------ — ] fair-minded person to believe that Her admirers will In* able to see, lige, suggested the transfer in the ron, Toledo, Dayton, t Cincinnati, In keeping with tho subject f<*'r hear her (Continued From Page 1) (a Judge can judge his own proju- her on the screen and Cleveland, Youngstown, Isiraln, report he submitted upon his re­ tiie afternoon was exhibition of bnnk cashier slayer, who said that dice," Hill declared, ■ i1~ "t~7 ~*~t' * ■ : -. i : ~"f cehdimlcd airs at once and the Hamilton, Springfield, turn to this country last December. Newark, l.lla Thornley returned Mexican art work, including pot­ the Braintree murders, for which | "Judge Thayer should have per- same moment. Portsmouth, Mansfield, Warren,j Since then Secetary of the IncrLnilay from Washington and tery and leather work. These arti­ .Sacco ami Vnnzcttj were convicted, initted some other judge to hour "Going into a convent? Of ioi Work lias announced himself in Alllenre and East Liverpool. Joint - whore : he : pent the cles were the property o f Mrs, J. wire fommittod liv a Providence such a question." course not!!" says Raquel. “There's fuvor of the idea, while President To Muke Dirigibles E Sparling. Intli. hand of gangsters, ends at mid* not a word of truth in that story. Cooiidgc lias said In* believes the Humors creeping in from Youngs­ iv • ir #v' ' *'"i Mrs. Burke Steele was elected night Aug. 22. For this reason G A R Y SUCCESSOR I shall keep on Hldgng and “ turn* a mammoth suggestion worthy of the "serious town say that in bid Mi . R E. Baldwin have as delegate to the Methodist Train­ npeudy action was necessary. Mr corporation is soon tn be formu­ tug" for the cinema for a long, long Li linine f runs I lay Iona ing School which is to he field at Sacco arrived nl tho hearing soon m IS N O W PROBLEM time I hope. In fart, my ambition consideration." lated in that city for the exclusive Southern College at Lakeland be­ Officials Oppose Plan thu tiinull tlopoHltor rliere they have been spendafter the court opened. With in -)/ A j ■manufacture of dirigible airalKpd. la in have as long a career as that ginning August 22. S T E E L BOARD of the great Sarah. Secretary of W ar Davis and A wealthy tinplate manufacturer ten hi * interest site listened to the! t time. Punch and wafers were served Governor-General Wood have both is i*n tille d tu th r •arguments of .i-oiinsel »----(be move­ “ From now on I shall probably made known their opposition. Davis is suid to be back of late in the afternoon by the host-.. . . ., for her bushitter’s life) (Continued From Page t l ment. 1 1 Mr i. Robert Cobb ami eases, Mrs. J. E. Spurting, Mrs. C. *'iU,<*’ l,l,,)n which the spend a large part of my time on : :11111* rnnM dcrtitlnn ’ Jestimates run n11 the way from the other side o f Hit* water, in declared he did not think the Fill*' Government departments are a to leave by motor on L. Goodhue, Mrs. Me Intyre, and may hinge. pious would care to he put in the Hill's arguments centered on a ' ?HMUhUKH) to S15 liUO.OOO. offering advice ami stand ready to |by for Henderannvillo am] Mrs. E. li. Lanoy. About J10 mem­ America which 1 have grown to name cwtagory with the American n n Hu* IfirR rr one brief filed with the court In which ' *'or J*'1' “ * bonis inesH!ig»| love. j( lend any assistance, mi (In* en­ It j„ is „n womlern wonderful country N. C. bers were present. Indians, that is, as wards of the he set forth the points upon which of cmid.jh*iice havo men p**urlng , , |ikl. ulM,ul the Ainorlthusiasm for tlie science of u\lo­ Government .Wood asserted that Viy.?^ * t *, *1. ,;** *v i , tion grows; many commercial cor in* took the exceptions to the m l-' « » '« " tl,0-( *‘ ry " / , can. is that they nlwny s do siicti' |Hu.j gland, who baa been in his opinion the islands ahould r„ |l( |ls h|iv„ ^tnhllahcd Irigs of Judges Sanderson aml'AvcnU0' fr,,m tt,i ,,f the Unl ourugeous things. And then the the camp councilors at u l n|r fr,., ,lt 8yHton„ Mlul tho Ampi rfcctiun of their technique make:*, remain under the control of . ’ Affidavits puriairtiti!; to I - I n d u s t r i a l |Jt.<a**ce, returned home *4 r H long department one that wHcnn Kll„ wnv Kx),r(. „ t, „ ian. evening. r * B,nl " Z J1 l !10. ‘‘“ 8,c; plants, .nines, and railways of the up for anything hiking from an the power to net an emergency. j|n ,.xt, nsivt. \ v r M ......to \m . also iin luded in the brief. It ^ jtw[ .stales Steel Corporation, aitistiral point of view.. he military group i* expected,' u nt n 8orvice. "Ami then too, the American if tthu . win upon the new evidence that j 8trt>tchlnff u» the way across the George Upchurch of qufHtiun cornua up in Con* j ----- 1 ___ ____ __ - C o rd ia lly you rs, __ ____ i Attorney Hill bases much of Bis’ American Continent, will be ntH- audience is extraordinary. Even grcsB to cite tlio recent tribute paid it may ultimately lead to definite jham, Ala., Is visiting in though I sing in Spanish, of widen i a tho guest o f her sister, (lo n im en d a titm o fM ris A n n e V a n '^ '' '’ ^ ^ “ T ' n,w,t in molioninK U’d temporarily during the funerby President Cooiidgc to tho Army incorporation of the Philippines inthey scarcely understood a word, \'i hh Itrown unon her service to the , I al services iliursday. rerge Shipp. and its work in the Philippines, |to tin* United States. Porto Rico cil v as head of the Municip d The session of the supreme court Mrs. Gury Is deeply affected by they were more enthusiastic thu'i rrO S T Foremost among thu arguments and Alaska, they have pointed out, . .} * * i t * iM | today was thi? thinl curi* in tlio j* doath, Shu rufuEud my own people here in Spain." that may he advanced, however, as territories will remain under the Camilla Pules Ion returned Library urns expressed t o d s >’ , cnM of .S0cco and Vanxettl. In private life “ la Raquel" is will he tho to receive any visitors except re­ record of General jurisdiction of tc Interior Depart­ rtm ikiYolmt Bench where Dr K 1) King, pas or of the Hrst jm i first discussed “ the new latives and her most intimate probably the most feminine of all Wood's administration. It will be ment anti! ready for admission as Baptist l liurc i, who in a short ,.vit| ence<o A foutl,j IUil|. the Cashier been visiting ns tho guest Reading is her favorite friends. artists. Rem mg is e « - 8, rt,aa0|j thut Wood brought the •States. The liberals feel that the hti.tcmunt t« Lhr pieM Paid: 'murder scone and identified an Helen Marentctte. A wreath of orchids ut the en­ pastime and music her pnsson "IhuinR the last hum* yt ais l |,y a (war in the lining wiih trance of the Gary home was the adores tiogs of every kind and per­ peso up to par soon after taking same disposition may be awaiting over his office and has since kept til** Philippines. I’;.id Redfuru and baby of have hud omission to make consid- f irst tnkt'ti up. The idontifiration only outward sign of death with­ haps has the largest kennels of any eralde use of tail* city library. I lie waH m^de |,y a ^hoc factory cm. in, The shades were drawn and the European artist. .When sin* leaves it there, that he lias cut annual diI ai<* visiting here as the expenditures down from 101,0011,if Mrs. Red ferns parents, service which 1 have received has. j,lc*yoi* who said la1saw Saccu place great bronze doors to the entrance for America only tlie smallest will 000 pesos to 07,000,000 pesos ill not been surpassed by any stafl in, the cap on a hook each day. The closed. uceomJinny her, the larger onus Mi , G ,\V, Spencer. any library 1 have used. Candor |firmer chief of police of Braintree Judge Gary died o f chronic myo­ remaining behind to guard her two years that his miministration gone f •ifonnititr nt I’nrlK lias IU*S IfC lllIJ for |OI toward lll\\art! promoting \>l UIIUIl illK ronipells me to say that it has in i| new affidavit admitted that carditis with chronic endocarditis, | ad Mis. L* ^* A. Conoley never been equalled in any other he tore tin* cap while seeking for V. 1 ‘ l ... .. r 'healthful and nanitary conditions in or inflaniation of the membranous vjirioun ,<■to Valdosta, and Vienna, library o f which I linvu been a pat­ marks of identification. N.ce nn.l Mndrbl. Sh I k s II f t}u* islands and that t has built up i lining of the heart, as a contribut­ i n* lie v will : pend some ron. Mrs. Anne VanNcss Brown hi r fellow artist ' m .i^'nn education system milling public Governor Fuller's advisory com­ ing factor. , perhaps Ghnrlie il school facilities available to almost lifting itdative:**. and those working with her have mittee reported the incident us"trimore than all the others, she says. u ^ j,hilippj|in (.hkU]ren.. citizens o f Sanford in­ vial," , ,, . [given lthe no eitizeti, IN VE STM E N T 'A N D W. 1>, Holden u left Monday |valuable service, The other evidence concerned a Support lit Fongresa The first commercial fact­ i*kvUle, Tenn.*• w ,".r‘' brought to her task statement by Captajii P f 'etor, of S A V IN G S RECORD ory for making ice was establish­ It will also he shown thut Wood “ Mrs. Brown hi ,, t f>i old. * i . . • j pit as tlie guest of her sis* in this city .ireful training, and tin* state police, concerning the 'was the first out-and-out military SH ATTERED IN US. ed in New Orleans in 1H00. i> *. lh ry \V. Ford. valuable experience as a librarian, j bullet was from Sacco's pisti man to become Governor- General i and these she has given to the hun- < Hill next launched into an ntFans were mentioned in the Bible and to offset the allegation thnl lar.i M, . R. J. Hetrick ami dreds who have mnde large use of lack of the alleged prejudice of (Continued From Page 1) ns being used for separating chaff “ a cavalry cabinet" has been rulJJ Mi. (i. (*, Hetrick of !'<>r- the library The citizens and visit- Judge Thayer, lie discussed brief­ issued for tlie perioil $20,000,000,- frmn wheat after the grain had be- ing the islands the War Depnrt I*■*-. arrived here Tuesday to er, who have gone to the library' 1V Judge Thayer's alleged preju- ,000 have been domestic and $4,- ... en ground. The Egyptians and nient croup is expected to argue ^Irit time visiting friends. often have been impressed with tin* dice against attorney bred Moore*. : 000,000,000 foreign secuijtios." Romnns luter used fans for ileccra- thut Wood has had fewer military Public Utilities issues, amount­ tion and cooling purposes. ! fine spirit and the efficiency shown of California, who was counsel o officers subject to his orders than r W Amici, on a former ,in the daily work of S a n f o r d ' s «nd Ya.izetti in the early ing to $5,020,000,000 for the four any of his predecessors. The fact »‘t t.f .s.inford but now of years, led other corporate issues. pnrtment or tin* interior announced that the governor-general has had T■•"|-r.v Ala., i. visiting lien* lihr;‘ ?'.'|T,tL' Mr" 'into his attack on For land and building purposes se­ the plane would arrive this morn­ three officers detuiled by tho [till 1stiay ill till* guest of Mrs, curities unlounting to 2,219,000,000 ing. army to nssist and advise him will Brown and thole'who have worked m‘ m ^afn ' . , . phiiM-.l, issued; rui!roads;$*2,002,000,• This flight was to have been be countered with the ussertion thut with her in making the city hbrnr> davit by |iv V rn iA I'. ,, KiJllnv „ n„ wil. Frank Sibley, a news 1000; other industrials, $1,705,000,- mado under the auspices of thu civil governments throughout the what it ih today. puperman who "coverc Marion B. Smith is speiid000; oil, $000,000,000; iron, steel Houston Chamber of Commerce world have used military aide# f it! i OOti; ■'•tier llttlll HI*- mittiHtu, * remainder of the summer M 'S i V .">"<?** wa. «h... the Unit without urrousing unusuul criticism. quoted Sibley as say mg thatJudge. -- * , c h ,i ,i)in onn, faille, \’u. She was nccoin- __ __ The army group ulso anticipates ,d .States state department de­ hy her brother Wooding I l o n O r e d A t some support from the liberal or C7amn ffoolsh» rubber,“ $113,OOO.OOO, nn.l shipping clined to issue u permit. U Miami. $6H,000,000. Crowds flocked to the Dying anti-imperialist element in Con* P - i r t v A l H n i l f i n i ) L a k e I This and similar remaiks were 1 a r iy u d i i a n a i f a u t m|uK nccortljnir t0 sii.iey, during "The demand during recent field and not until four hours Int­ gross. These men who have con­ Morgan of Blue field. West , I u luncheon conversation in the years for capital to he issued in er was it discovered that Hie pur- tinually favored indope inIonce for • P O b O X 13 w . spending several weeks in Mr. and Mrs. George Sims, wh0. Dedhnm Inn. . long term investments has origln- ported foreign office statement the islands have already. indicated ; *3 tin* guest of Mr. ami leave 5 rP E rE k S b U R G .F L A this week for Albany, Ga„ j Km t;u.n up various other a ted hugely in a demand for dur- was n forgery. The hoax aroused their displeasure over the suggest­ L.lti i Mt rgun al til ir homo ed transfer taking the stand thut where they will make their home, affidavits concerning alleged : aide instruments o f production and great indignation. SEABOARD OIL C O M P A N Y * Mellon. were entertained most delightfully |statements by Judge Thayer. Idurnble consumption goods ns is JacKJonvillcFlorictcLs Monday evening at a farewell party | Alleged statements by Judge usual during periods of large inI ■* ’ • • Gt t.ri'M Hi ndi: it ut IhuiuiiM l-nko. , Thayer that Vanxetti and Sacco dust rial activity," tho board said. J otgbi r, Nancy Li t*, i* Swimming was enjoyed during were "Red," “ Draft Dodgers," ] “ The supply of funds seeking .. : 1" ' M* inlay o i,ruing tlie early hours of the evening that "no Bolsheviki could intim- Jong term Investment has been nmlUko t Ity wher« they Niilihliintial Jeweler nfter which a bounteous picnic idnte Webster Thayer,” thut "those p|P| n3 j* evidenced by tho downnd. supper w as served. j birds would lumg"-- ®lj, contained ! ward trend of long term Interest a SiiltHtanliul City' - rates during ’ Tln* guests of honor were pies- in tin* new affidavits filed -= since the last* four years, tt,Ml Mrs. Hugh Welchii cat.,I with an autographed lunch- the trial-were discussed by Hill. The current level of about 4 .. 1 0 8 M a g n o l i a .. ■ 1’ “ 1*1• bin,n,. I nun Daytona ementu of tlie ocean- Ail these alleged statements by the vr vs immediately preceding wlnTe tiiey spent the week eon set an a mei wi re made outside of 1trial judge war." 1011 ' ra. t „r Mr*. In the party were Mr. and Mrs. the court room irv»t.i. Mr. ami Mrs. U. A. 1 ............ ......... 1 Hill next took KingsDauglitcrsMcet'Obscene Social r Hostess In I 4™ ■paid tribute to tho nttihuk* of at- ........ . ....... E0CialiS t a te Institutions Calender W hat Is a Diuretic ? RAQUEL MELLER, WAR bureau to SPANISH SINGER’ OPPOSE CHANGE IN PHILLIPPINES IS COMING TO II. S. D O AN ’S PI^ First National Bank REDS GET L A S T CHANCE WITH HIGH TRIBUN AL H ERE Mrs. Iirown Praised By Local Minister «F o r Library Work Anti Gets It 4 Winning P ur.p l Epig r a m ! Ihe Twins of Powersay dim didddMtoiml(Mtri: fm. < f h k M M ' M tim k m W iM m ky Mr. And Mrs. SimsArc Swimming uonsroN markham. [See Service [Special H.C. V1ELE gsr f Alexander Watt who has * * JiMS r S C :.*'“ I*. a«tical Jok e Turns M, «nJ Mrj. Otrlln ~k.mj. llg W.llla.n 0.p Ollt Large CrOW(l T o ' rzzzrsx. ,Thera of the SSSJUSS defense during si the Wa i t I-or Aeroplane I b‘ ’*'' 'll a* the past few week V ,« « • - in law, Mrs. W. Mi!|drawing of the jury. Li , Avenue left last E. L. Patrick o f Jacksonville wns MEXICO C ITY. Aug. lO.-(lNS) A statement by Professor Janies ‘7 bur Montrose, Scotland, a business visitor in Sanford on I*. Richardson, of Dartmouth Col< — Goyernmcnt officials, heads uf e will make her home, Tuesday. lull \I*I*10 - „ ! ,.u,n , | : r Commerce, M n H I I C J l t , Ut lege, concerning u conversation o f mt-A Mexwas then read ico City, newspaper men and hun­ with Judge Thayer and Mrs. W. Wallace Janu s H I Insmri of Tumr« " ■jji'if. 'ln his' conversation with dreds of citizen# were the butt of |o 1 , Mr. and Mrs. in the city Monday and ui sd . ■ jj^hardson, Thayer was ullcged what, apparently, was a practical aial three sons of business. _____ (o jmvL. npp|jL.(l vile names to the joke today wm*n the airtilane ■t Vi* i ' 't'1 '• l,,‘ -dt*y afterSeth DeVle r f ^ m p a arrived! defendunU and displayed preju- "Spirit of Siyi Diego" front Hous­ l *i an..., win*re they were ton, Texas. A inessugu ffb m the ,j ! ami Mrs. Julian here Monday to spend a short tim e .* !"'• , ut-BienU of facU HiU foreign office to the uviation deon business. _ j * FKItTlI.IZBRS FDR FLORIDA FRUITS AND FARM CROPS, SIMON PURE AND GEM BRANDS. “ TIME TRIED AN D CROP TESTED* Forty years satisfactory service to Florida Grower* Long dry spell uhmil over. Order now and save money by getting our REDUCED JUNE FIRST price list before buying. Fair prices, Quality Fertilizers, Prompt shipment. K. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO Jacksonville Fla. jr r u r v S E N D IN A P U R 0 L m m FiV ED C LU R S m iD FOR E A C H O N E - PRINTED �i1 TORM*. Aug-. H), (IN’ S )—-The Imperial Military Academy 'if Jap­ an ha Just turned out eight potent* it | chine-e warlortls, who hope soon to be : - famous us Cluing Tsnlin hi Wii I'eifu. They are Chinese studcni- ah>» have spent four years studying nmilern warfare at th ■ lapiu.c- - academy, the most effl.’* ient in the Orient. Five of the latest graduate* are fr< m Mukden, one is from .Mongolia, and the other two from southern Chinn. So some­ body. iheae scla d fellows may find them-'-Ives leadllitt armies against •n h t.thei in China’s eternal civil wa i . pm the first time in Japanese hi--., v. an emperor may be crown* ei| in T'Jdo during November, in, .. m tne historic capital of K y i " If *0 , the Emperor Hiro* h\ deterndnation to cut down j. . "i i-atal expenses will lie repor odi- For centuries the corom*ti "I ' • rcmony has been held b, K*. ' ■, mthough s’ ta-e the R vtm iitinii m l hi!8 the Emperor has lived Here* nrc eight cntrii’K in th(. San FtanciRco-Honolulu air derby up on the field at Oakland, t'nlif., read y for the start. Numher I. in in tin new capital T'-kio. Officials the foreground by the starting ein le, i* Ihe plane flown by .lark Front. The other plnnen are: No 2, Art (iojdad; No. 2. Auggie Fell a haw i «t'mated it will cost $500,000 No, 4, Major Livingstone Irving; No. 5, Martin .lennen; No. <>, l.leutenennnt N. A. Gotlclord; No. 7, t'harle* W. Pnrkerhiirnl; No. 8, lienJInin., tu hold the ceremony in IKyi.tu -.hail Tnkio. For this reusnett Griffin. -r_ ' tin. the Km per nr is reported to he urg-ag a change in the place of t he i v if in* iiy. Mui h excitement was caused re­ cent m th" Akasakn palace in i T< I t", wher officials heard the nminih id a drunken man, singing ai„I -hunting in Knglisb, coming fr.iai .i I* on near that in which the Fiiipei,*r was reudiing. The pi.l.u gmunds are giianleil care'(ientlemun Hum llunner” \vh» li ||\ . d hi fmeigaer is perniitte l Conch Zuppkt* Of Illinois II. Wouldn't Deal lit Narcotics within a thousand yards "f the Hopes To Make i!ml fimnge Kmpci"i unless mast carefully in Is Knsl Disappearing And tr.niui As I'ummis As His Itrot her; i d. So the officials rushed All Kinds Are Handled Now In ha-tc to discover the intruder Illinois lists (>111x1 I'rospecls Th'-y were surprised to find a par* \\ iSIIINGTON.' Aug. HI.i IN S ) r i wa responsible for the disrmrAoo, Aug. ut.—uns )— Rant loggers* profits on smug* l inhume. The bird had escaped Univcrnlty of Ililnoin may thrill I'led ’ionor alone hc*t year' passed fr"in a house not far ft' in the I’ althe football world with another the sr.iill,mill,(Kill mark. i' ami had flown almost into the "Red" Grange this fall. And lie in no other than Garland I’crty mdlion dollars worth of piiM'.cc of the Japanese ruler. Grange, brother of the far-famed T h e little Japanese const town of Honor jiriees wholesale, and f. o. ‘‘Galloping Ghost." It the 12-mile-liinit was smuggled Kirrthumii has gotten its biggest Garland who was out of the into the country in I'.iJti. accorditi'x tin ill since the American Cimun1game last season because of an In­ io today’s utlhia! iinnouiicement il.'ir 1‘ejry put into this same luirjured shoulder, has notified Couch of "Internationa! Payments" hyj t„u with ids "black ships" i>f war Hob Zuppkc thul be is fit and in­ an re than half a century ago. Ihi commerce depnitinent. tends to try for an end position Waiereil, i-nliil and delivered to N i ia ni'.its.i'i's whales did the trii-k. with the Orange and Blue eleven. the ultimate consumer through the T h e y appeared suddenly before the The younger Grange is suit! to I i ice-pyniaddirg hootleggers di<* town, mid the population turned have all the daring, sensational ti illation system, the value Wan opt "-hilly in an effort t" capture tactics of the beloved college ice­ MIks Della OrunHliciK was not Every |n>ssiIdi* hunt was close to a billion dollars experts t)u in man. Hu is about the same weight only pretty enough to win the iltlo u-i'il mnl axes, picks and pitch* said. and height as "lie d " and is said of Miss North Hakoiu this year, I forks were marshalled for the utThe volume of lipunr smuggled to be just us fast on bis feel. He she was intelligent enough not to Here Is Martin Jensen, Honolulu's also excylls as did his famous let the honor carry hoi mr her was estimat J at .'1(1,01)0,0011 quart* tark. But the whales disappeared as suddenly us they had come, only entrant in the big aerial brother in open field running. leel,, Ho she rejected tin- ottm.ot over 100,000,uop quarta after coilA youthful T'kln dealer in ornnderby from San Francisco to a free till) to Hollywood and In* viision into liootleg whiskey via Zuppke's Altitude Hawaii. When the rare starts I .Just how Goneh Ztippko will take Mend took u } 25(1 t siMi l" i/u. l!u water and industrial alcohol niental stmier, M. Kohashi, has “ returned from the dead," and ids lie'll ho homeward Imuml—ami the appearance of another mem­ W illi this she will licit’ pat her* route. relatives have almost mobbed him mnyhe that’ll help him to win. ber of the Grange family on the sell through normal school Her Commerce department experts in their wrath. For Kohayashi buaie Is la Keinpton, N. D. 1Illinois football drilling ground bus slid smuggling has been practi* same hack penniless, and his rela­ created intense interest in the tally the mime since ID22. In lh" tives are trying to figure some way followers oT mid-west football, i last three years 512(1,000,0110 work to make him pay for all expensive /iippkc, it has been recalled by of illicit liquor has entered the funeral they gave him, out of in­ the fans, was furious when his country, the figure based tin for­ surance they collected. For the great product, "lie d " turned proteign prices delivered to the 12- insurance company is demanding ssional in the face of reported its money hack. Kobaynshidis* I O mile limit. opposition of the lllini coach. appeared, and shortly afterward a “ At cording to official Cnnadi.i.i Zuppkc is said to have never for body was found In a T' kio canal, given Grange for capitalizing on which was identified as the miss­ ids football career. 1 IIIO b U U ll M is v;.hi d at yift,175,271) untl ale and ing man. Tin* unknown got a fine Curl Ferguson, Kn(her O f I’ mtr Thirteen letter men f«oin last i n _______ 'I t e r valued at $5,521,1102, with funeral. U suh Crude Sketches...With this fall. ,,r,‘ aV“ ,,al'1‘’ l" /a"'l,k,‘ iK-vernges raising . . . .... They are: Capt. Ueitch Kerent S u rv e y Show s (i.'l.TOO P ictu re s O f O tlllT I lanes I;rultle. tile total to $21. Ifi l.rSHl," the state­ Nownek, ami IVlkhiH, Mexininllirrn Worltors H jint* ment said. 111 Constructlngllis Machine tackles; D'Ambioido and Nickol, l.nkTctl I ’ dilgtl St it It's Din­ "Smuggling out of Canada niu-l {ends; I.iiiiuin, Stewart, Peters, ing Tlu* Dust Eight Vciirs have increased this figure, in >i MARION, O., Aug. HI.— (IN S ) French ami Sluessy, hacks. "Huhldes" Mittcrwn liner and I.. dition ii appears tlmt rum running •— It is no easy matter to bold uni­ \V. Mtu-gge, guards lnlt>25, wh" W ASHINGTON, Aug. Hl.ilNS)- along tlu* At'antic const from Kuque records in these days when the did not play last year,will return ropc and the West Indies is a unusual has become the common­ making a I'la l of 15 letter men liivasion of industrial United Sta!e< factor." by Mexican workers is imw proplace in the field of aviation, hut Joe Green, hack in 11)25, has all­ ( ‘listoms official- dictated that f ’arl Ferguson, Marion factory ot her year, and is expected to re- ■erding in earnest, according tu the the smuggling estimate is ton low; llnitcr Sttitt'H llonslgtl Nearly| rnechaide, and Ihe father of four turn. reports made hy the bureau •>( la i I i ntiihiilnn enforcement officers Jlllti.UliO Telephones While children, (relieves he has achieved .1iid Timm, who raised havoc bor statistics of the Depart. .oii challenged it as to high, according distinction. At Present Titm* fm inlry l>j , with the varsity line as a freshI.al'oi on the results of its survey|to the statement.. Commerce da­ Ferguson claims to ho the first man before he was injured, will Served Hy Eighteen Million flier who has Imilt his own ma­ return. Timm is regarded as an lasi winter in the North i 'eiiiral j purl meal officials, however, sad llial the figures " re based "upon a >states, chine entirely with his own hands, excellent hack. BOSTON, Aug. HI.(IN'S) -Figcareful study ol the record imIll-si Prospects without plans or blue prints, then | This survey covered the cities of t,x„ orU 1)f li(,uo). ,,r |„,r urch have been recently compiled Best prospects among the re­ cthlenem \\ilkesbiirre. {""> *1 ....aMl, ,,j learned to fly without help or hi­ countries," and is showing the im ream* in number of cruits are Houg Mills of Klgiu, Homestead, McKeesport, I'lttsliurg.! nt ruction from anyone. while a rough estimate, ri-gai>le.l telephone- in the United Suites III., and Frank Walker of Urliumi. Sllnr|ishuiv, and Ford Gity.l'a: ns "conservative and reliable," •Several years ago Ferguson In** enil in various f« *. eiga emiatriea came inhubed with idea of fly ­ Neither weigh more than HU) Cleveland.Isirain and Toledo, Ohio; The government is spending a* <inre IS!'.‘». pounds. Mills is a fairly good punDetroit, I'ontiac, Flint, Saginaw, bout 510,00(1,000 to keep smuggled ing. He learned that it cost up­ It: that year ihia country Imd IUi ! Kahunazni*. Mil’ll.; Fort Wu'ii * liquor out of the United Stat'M, only 2H5, imi telephoneK. By ttN'-o wards of $150 to lake a course at te i. I.. J. Guidon and It. .1. Crane of tt flying school. Chicago and I.. S. Burdick of A - lb -atur, Gary, Indiumi llnrlbu mi l irii'ntiiiliing the world's greatest the number hud grown to :i,:i5:t,2ihi "Too much," be i mnincuted, and 'Umpiloii, 111., me outstanding line llanin mil, Hal.; Waiikcgun, < liu.i peace-tilue ldoikmie of eutteis, --which wa.- mucli more than liny l ". Juliet. Aui-orn, I’eoria, fliilll naval d-stroyeis and small hunts other country in the world has even net about building bin own plane. m"ii among the nphomoies. Using only photographs of stan­ Frosty Peters is lulled to play i "III", tjulruy, Galeshurg and Mo mound the country In addition ' he yet attained. In I'.tla there were dard machines, and a few crude end, according to Zuppkc, The i line, 111.; Milwaukee, Wi- ; Fort iiiFtoins si rvlcu has a large iHirtler 10,1) Id.'llIU teleplmues m the tin!ted rkitches given him by a friend who Montana boy delivered as a drop Mndiion, Daveniai't, Oltuimva, Dcs i.nlrol amt the prohiliiliiin bureau States, and by D.)2<i the total had some know-ledge of the prin­ 1 vher h\ defeating Pennsylvania M* i ■:•'■*, Mu i ii City, Manly, Siaux is eo-upc ruling at internnliiinal leached HI,t*J(t,IHIH. Today the Am* mi! ( ' " i n -i| Bluff-. la.;A I'l.'i; Imiaiditry points. ciples of plane const r a tion, Fcr- and scoring twice on Iowa hut did it • I lean people are served by om r guron set to work. A year’s spare not lim y the hall as well as some I ■i. I'hii iku. St.Pnul, Miniie.ipoli Keporls show tlmt the "gentle* IH.OOO.imO telephones. time labor saw the completion of of the funs In ped. •and I'.i-i Grand Forks, Minn.; Far man inni runner" who lefused to World Record Ids ninebine a biplane, with ii Solyoin of Klgiu, and Short, a k", N D ; Sioux Falls, S.D.; Omaha, engage m narcotics and alien smug* No country c o u i c h anywhere neur gin vie siat, u 28 horac power motor, Kantoisnn, are sophomore end- Neb,, ami St, Louis, Mo. i;HtV.’ because they regarded it us thi* iv cord. The closest cmiipcliwith u total weight of :iOI> n iimds, who will lie coaleuders, ami Helm He hi ii ml For Chrnp labor I iwl -» and ilegrilding, is rapidly *oi la Germany, vvhk-ii Ims not even and ea|iahle of a speed of 7U mile i lilig, varsity luiskellmll guard, I iv i found that these cities disappearing. approached the point passed 22 an hoar. The plane can be entirely made a gm d Impression as end in Gunmen commanding rummies year* ago by the United States. dismantled and - cl up again in half Spring practiee. Zuppke also bus had approximately (12,700 Mexican* virtually all of of the south east, which arc hacked In 18!i5 Gcrniuny had J 1.5,007 t'-l" an hour a feature made n cossnrv llrown and Wolgnst, last year's b'.m vorkefii, ti\' Ft rgus,in's lack of a Hying field, Mihs.D'AinbniNlo may get hack in whom hud <tossed Dm border in with vicious shore orgaiiixatiorts phones; in 1005 she Imd 111,1(51. the Iasi eight years. Tina e living Imth in the off-const islands amf Another decade saw her leach I ,* lb hui-ei his ship in a small build* to Ids IP25 form. Fields, Flood, Frenxel, Myers, "i working in the we item part •-f Florida, are said to be engaged fn 2 1 1 2 ,0 1 2 ; and in l,'J< she houated (**•* "* ' h Ji|-i hnmu h<*r>', had been in this loam-lies of smuggling. A con* any other country except tlu- Unitloads it. dismantled, onto hi auto, Winsper and Sceniun are soplio- this d i-tii'i ' oantij se.'en to eight years, while i • ulcrable volume of iinrioties ; nil d Suites, hut le.-s than o'lc-slxth mid goes to the country when In linin' hacks listed as promising. *luis.* in ihe eat tern part had i-oine idii a- i- being t-muggh d ovei the >( the Aiileilcun tol"l feels the urge to fly. Arriving at BRAHKNTON Municipal ga m a,. C' lenily, most of them hav- * uhteasierii roast, according to Great Britain advanced from u suitable "flyin g field", he as­ ;,l,:i:t:i tel, phones in lrip.5 io :u>5,sembles the ship, t lines up ami plant sold to Southern (Lis & Klee* inn. been in the United Stales two officials, years or less. IPS in Itnir. and HI2.200 in BH5. takes lae air witldn a ftw minutes. trie corporation, Tills pelletrati<n of the iiiilos* MtlN I' EVEN WORK Her UJ20 total nmoiiiited I, ;i80,Tile total curt o f the ship Was! n i i : t i in: i Oo telephones lewei than there T Fill, including the engine, which I trial and rural regions of the north In- purchased, after unstu-esslullv I is uttrihuted to ihe demand for "Grandpa'a a hundred and three ■ire in the single city of New York. France bus constantly lagged I trying to power it wit Is ii tjiscardisl] "Doctor, my husband is troubled cheap lulmr created when the IP2I y ears o'd today, doctor." with a blunting noise in his cm s. ii:*migration law shut o ff cheap Inmo lore)' le motor. "Isn't that splendid, and does he 'n the matter of telephones the, "Better send him away for /Igurvi1 show. Her system number-; hor from Ktirt.’pe, Europe The' greater --------- rend or dtl anything7" He made a successful test flight* month." part of the in1 11i<in or more native "No. ’«• di'.i't seem to have n i am* e.i but ni),y02 telephones in IHtifi, with the new motor, attaining ,’IU'i Mexican- estimated to lie in this ' i'i"n for nutIn'." I e: r- Rn's 1224*11 in 101)5, Gif.* mo p, i jt t r> and fr et altitude, and remaining up 15j ...... can't get nvvnv." 707,000 in 1020. France was bard* I country are still clinging to the Weekly, minutes. He admits the ship made! "Then you go."— Ideas, •r hit by the interru|ition in dosoiithivr .(cm fringe i.*f states, some eccentric gyrations under hit t(l I T E SO velopctnctil of tlu- telephone by I bo where Iin-y are near their native NO DANGER unskilled handling, and evctituul’y World War limn any other country. health, hut tlie cull o f labor agents titped down and smashed the proW IFE : I've been in town simp* and of -lightly higher wages hui Belgium's I'hones )M*ll)ft', hut he is repairing and im* FIRST STEW : I'm afraid muh l>roe|'ig his craft for additional ping nil .'.ftcrniMin, and just could been heard and the newest comer ■•■'fu is going to bav,. hci fuee Another win -ulferer was Bel* not get home in time. are pa dug <m to the north to take lifted. flights. glum. But B elgi'm mse from 8.*1 HURRY; lin k in g for Boiuethlng the p lan . »,•; the SouUu'rn and SECOND STEW ; Aw, non- ‘<07 telephones in 1S'.iJ* to 21,875 Radium Is f'rm ed by the slow for nothing, I si)»p” se. Eastern la'riij'ean* who once form- shensh I' spurt, don't worry* i i 1005, rcttilnil un estimated totnl| W IFE: ‘Well, I wax looking for c lth e hulk ___ __ tt unskilled _________ labor __ disintegration of another mineral, of >< the WhoM ’ ever want tub steal a face (UJ.OOO In Itt 1.5 ami attained 150,uranium. u birthday prustlit fur you.—-ideas, uvailnblu tu tho nuluslrmi plants. 000 telephones by 1020. sc Ibul?—Judge, I" Air Derby. !BROTHER OF RED B rains, T o o AS GRIDIRON STAR OHIOMANBUILDS OWNPLANE, THENi LEARNSTOFLY IT A JAM!! A CROWD The likes of which Sanford lias never seen before attended the great BANKRUPT RIG PROFIT MADE RY ROOTLEGGERS AN!) SI MANY MEXICANS C* S k A. ¥ IT* LE Hundreds, yes thousands, of people tried to jam their way thru our doors at one time. We could not accomodate all— we humbly apologize for not being able to jri' e you the same attention you so rightfully deserve. We promise you that we will make up for your inabil­ ity to get served properly by R e d u c in g Prices on all merchandise IN THIS P0IINTRY. STATISTICS SHOW; RIG INCREASE IN I TELEPHONE USE' iC04t Lower Than The Opening Day! Hundreds of items at ridiculously low prices. Any­ thing from Hoy’s and Men’s wear to ail kinds of shoes for Women, Misses, Children And Men SALE CONDUCTED AT Thrasher & Woodruff STORE 105 E. First Street San for :1 Fla. Open Evenings And All Day Thursday �PAGE KIVU THE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY, AUGUST Ifi, 1027. Phone Phone 148 148 \V X U _ * Sanford Daily Herald ANT AD. R A T ES I SEMINOLE I1UDSUN- ESSEX INC 203 Oak Are, Phone 41 Terms: Cash in Advance 11— .Miscellaneous (’ A ll A W v iv r e . FOR RENT: —6 room unfurnish| ed stucco hungnlow, 2 bed rooms, living room, dining room, K !' .tfS H “TVY B oli_ o ’ *■;, — , water). I/H-nU-d 2-’.(H> Palmetto I - A i ’ ARM H>Ul.S WANTED Avenue, rent **uminer rates, phone --- I4S. . , . M E TA L HOOFING—The Roof Ev- W ANT TO 11UY tractor- uisc plow,, Young, 4-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for erl taring. Metal shingles;| ruvy» ‘**lchcr’ \\ . rent. 1700 block, $25 a month. Blending seam tin and gnivinized' ^ {ark 1 < " or j jo. Box 1700 care Herald. roofs, See James II. Cowan. Oak1--------------------------------A vc. and Third St. I’hone 111. : \ z __ H a n ted UJ— Houses For Sale 4— Ilusiness Service Irphonc ads, will he received patron* and collector sent nrdintely for payment. •ime .............®e a line „ .......... 7c a line lutes ........ .fie i» line ini-. ........... Ic a line Times .... Time rates on request. Tin reduced rates arc for attentive insertions, is words of average length counted a line. (illinium charge of .*?0c for ■it insertion. \l] t; Ivoriining ir. restricted tpruper clnsaifiention. ( an error is made Tho Sun,) (Irrald will lie responsible ‘ Hilly nne incorrect insertion. advertiser for subsequent prtions. The office should he jfjed immediately in ease of A>r. VO ADVERTISERS KY W ILLIAM : OUT OUlt tv \Y Going Up T H ' VNOODS /MTOUKtD A N W v ji-iE n e Fe l l e r s S n o , Ju s t " HAVE. A SEAT AMO HE.‘LL BE W ERE AkW MINUTE. t -i a -u a -T h a T s n o OOV<E EtTAER. o u s t ‘b t T DO VMM FOv“? A n m n u Fe a n ’ h e ’l l B E r i g h t h e r e , h e 's LIKE A CORN COB tN A MATTRESS, HE B O B S L»P VMHEN !y ii: FOit SALE:-—Four room cottage on one of best lots on Mngnoing daily in this column Un Avenue, nend South Si«I ■ School — Price reasonable. Ttrnis tench over 3,0011 every day! to suit purchaser. Owner Ho.\ -l«M rare Herald. -and it costs so little a 12 w u r dIt' iArt iw 1 mr,U: i - ( Inldreiis sewing, ,,M r s .------------------------------ — ----------ad for one mouth costs only ?2.i>0. | Higgs. Phone 82li-.l, 1 OR S A LE :—One o f host five XvN ---- 1 room bungalows on Palmetto Phone 148 Avenue, in Sanford Heights, cor­ i;»— A]>urinii-iu Fur K ent ner lot, equipped with electric .lust „.,k for "Classified Depart­ FURNISHED: Garage apartment, r» nK« »»«l water boater, price les t our moms and Imtb, HU K. .qn inarkel value terms to suit. ment" Si Pin,m. 1-’ L. O. Herald. ,St Phone srii 55 sVOU LA V OOVMN. YOU It BUSINESS —card appear u \v t p h c i W A.M fcu. Someone to share crop will some muck land. Wanted to l»uy M ine seed nod covers.' I*. U. Box j on. Orlanuo, Ha. / n r-s u n c a n n v . i H U N tE O ^ H O U R S FO R H IM ONE: O A V , A L E W ORE O U T X s a t dovnn t ’ R e s t A N ' EO\N A N ’ B E H O LO L W AS S iTTN o n HlM . t Po n t h unt anm m o r e ,l| 1 J U S T s r r DOWN A n 'T mE R EH E IS . > \ s % I, t? FOR SALE: —Five room Spanish CLEAN UP YOUR OLD W ALLS R AD IC A L RENT bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 WITH THE NEW W A L L P A IN T REDUCTION ■ear garage, nice lawn, immediate .SOMETHING NKW AND b e t ­ Three beautiful apartments, ! possession,- nn't lie beat for the t e r . FOR FURTHER INFORMAI each consisting of living room, lied I TION CALL PHONE 2;i5-.l OR room, kitchenette and bath, with price, terms $20(1.(10 cash, balance * r, monthly. Box tin care Herald. SEE, V. C. CULLER, SANFORD, t Herald representative all modern conviencos, elect rie FLA. ,io.ie!-ly fainilini with rules, light, gas and hot water heater etc. 20— Fnrm.s Fur Sale •toll clhn.niicntion will Iney are handsomely decorated, ?(i yf»„ com piete Information, PHONOGRAPH ... repairing, piunj i attractively furnished mid have tuning by experts with 1f years d if you wish, they will assist $1 ,0 (1(1.011 Half cash, buys four ti i M * experience. Sanford Mus'e Store Davenport bed in living room. They room home on Dixie Highway j ,,i wording ir want »*1. nre centmlly locale,| with one of ttniti Kingston is only lt>, hut slio ■.re GiTt Shoppe. Room 10 Al 11 M; nvikr it more effective. South of Sanford.Fimland, two the most beautiful outlooks in the hop, > to lie I tie llrst wotniiu lo Ity l.i.nder Arcade, Phone 6-'l2. city, across the broad grass an I ; cows and calf, loots, etc. I). B. ■oi l ', ilie Atlantic. Stic is Hying IMPORTANT Nhi'U'I! covered squares between Mnready, half mile south Elder .Indy .u p:icliaid Field. Detroit BUILDING HLUCR.S - Irrigation palm Springs.. '•ver.-sers Hiioiild give ttieir putting in about 2d hours a week I'ngk and Sanford Avenues, Com­ boxes and general cement woik 1 or postoffico address as perti. tlug tier piloting ability. A mercial Street and tho Boulevard, Miracle Concrete Co. J. K. Ter24— Lota For Solo rs the'u (dione nun.hec if spit ml piano is being Guilt for and beyond over Lake Monroe, vvillcger, I’ roy. Mrd and Elm. tie: ire results. About or.e tier Use. fo r small tamilies there are no d**- MUCK LANDS ARE VALU ABLE I out of a thousand hm i liable apartments in Sanford ami LAN KY.S DRUG STOKEPre­ .lust three notes from the cili epiione and the others scriptions, Drugs, Sodu. We are til! December (perhaps till .luir.i- limits on highway | have cignt e<iminu“ lcate with you i.x near you as your phone. Call LM m y) they can Ik* rented at acres of muck lands that can Ik* they know your ti l Irens, SIX DOLLARS A WEEK. bought for $500 an acre or special i dUriinlinuanrc M 1 Kl be ATOM I'-CH RISEN BERM V PRINT 1 One rear apartment can he had price made on all of it. Thirty , in person at The Kenfor-i SHOP — Printing, Ergraving, at $IH a month. Call al gnn North acres in entire I nod includes fit Id office or l>> letter, lele. rdithoH.iing. St e, us first. Wo do Park Avo. coiner Commercial Si. I us lands and oilier good garden r itimontiniiamer are not It. Phono 417-W. R, It. Avenue- They enri hit seen only hid ween in bind. Fine place fur poultry and 'A . M. and noon unless by special truck of jill |nu(-«. Men can mnl U.. Iiingii :i Excepting Dawes, 'nniniercial Street. appointment over telephone 777 living raising bulbs, celery, voge i( Prom- 1 Efficient u'JS • r and lliigln-', a study of tin* the hours named, or ’I el. tables and poultry [or Santord at.d Service * r.ili . i* the annoum'ed or unLUMBER and complete line cf during Orlando markets. Address R.,A. ( ephunc 775 at other times. i i ! r.udi late L r t ho llcbuilding material. Low prices. core Herald. This will not be on ; uGn an prerdenti::! m imntillon Security Lumper Co., "Where Good pnotin m u en ts FURNISHED house­ market long. If you do not think -.ns leasons uby they can't b'j Grades Come From" Maple and NT ('E L Y keeping rooms—All eonvb.iiccs this jamt i worth tlie price try :■■ i i c l rr.ther then r.’ asous why Sixth. Phone 707, buy .mine of tho mml, lauds in Two rooms. First Floor, ?l.nti per tin j might. lUVITON ami - PLUMBING other paits of the country. iiilty. We* biiatlle ellTlr’c CONYIRKTE in every shape and week. M2 E. Filth Street. i pi r, ose.r of syeli an analyform, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ i I* i . !»■ nssumr d that Presipi. jMinij's, home light and 2 -*»— Kxcliant»e d ‘it Coiillditc will not be an imr'j nits. ,,anfoni Maehimi Co. mentals, etc. Sanrnrd Cement Prod­ T I’ RUil l-UOOM furnished apurimeitts, also one It-room and mui i ' t-ui i la .. r at tin* next Repul li!K_ _______ _____________ _ , ucts Company. Fifth and Maple -l-riKini. Rates reduced, till Park TEAM OF farm mules and Sts. Phone IIS-W. . an national convention. wagon to trade for Chevorlet truck Ave. Phone 251. u to m o b ilfs t\ itii t'oididge out, there is an or sedan. <’. M. Berry, West Side. CLARENCE SMITH ixrc.h'ii! pnuqtcel o f a gorgeous TWO N E W — nicely furmsncit General Contractor a .I'l-and-dog fight between the asapartment*.. $25 per mmillr. 1*1J 2(i—Miscellaneous For haw JODGE a* COD W. First St. l-ii'unt*. with a wealth of favorite \V. First St. Phone 207. Sn ears'«n<l ‘Grahttm tracks Phone 111 FOB SALE: Wagon and pair of sen*, dark horses and deals. The xt'il Kith iit. Phono :i. mules Farm implements, party i> t■,.» well controlled to |H'rM ETAL ROOFING— The Roof Ev­ Ifi— Houses F o r Rent erlasting. Metal shingle*:: cheap. Mrs. B. N. Thomas, W. mil of nay such spectacle as the ih ic** iat:. : tumbled into at New IIS'S C0\i:Aii.CO. Auto ,standing scam tin and galvanized First St. \'<>rk in L<2 L lint ti er- ntny bo a Mm and sheet metal works, roofs. See .lumen H. Cowan. Oak DANDY NICE.Five. i<juin Imiigatovv, all modern bonvtenees. Apply 1*0 It S A LE —J lie til hi I or, 15(1 ru pur­ real deadlock which will have to fi'mil .\\e. P i idhe 7W-W. »vo. and Thud St Phone 111. in 11120 "by a little 117 Popular Ave. Phone IMI1-.I. ity. 2 Irrooders, 101*0 capacity, each, he set»|r i i•t feeders, I water faucets, half group of nu n in a smoky, ituffy, ‘‘ SANFORD H U li'K CO. 6— Help Wnnted (Mstle) FURNISHED: Four loom lions* cost. Sewell at Herald 1:30 P. M. locked room." 212 Magnolia Avy. Lowden is tho farmers' "prufor rent Park 4 15th St. I hone Phone IK17. LIVE OAK— Atlantic and I’aeifi teal'' eniuildiite. If be bus till unI2I-W. BOYS W A N T E D —Cun use five Company to open store in t Hi - .1* i Banding with Dawes ,a* was good boys who are hustlers. Can MODEL TRIM CO. long ago urgested, he may be FURNISHED FIVE ROOM - town. 1 turn ns high as a dollar an after­ trim the uir, not the owner.* able to do a splendid job in roundhouse for rent. Phone 805-W. noon. Apply Circulation Depart­ Phone 817 for estimates •....... the deherititm ■ from agri­ THONOTOSASSA All ml ment Herald. P. W. RADFORD |FOR K E N T :—Two houses, 1403 Coast Lille Railroad building m- v cultural slutes for delivery at the and 1405 \V. First Street. Kent line between TiioltntotlliSHu an i invent on, I lie iiiuiii point, bowII UPS—MARMONS Ill- A — P o u ltry A n d exer, i- liiat to dal,. Lowden has Vulcanizing Works. tt'-liluml. ’nnf.inl Automobile Co. ignolia Ave. Phone 137. BABY CHICKS, Rocks, Reds and BARG AIN IN home at Elder Leghorns, all extra tine quality Springs: being cal’ed to AlnNEW SANFORD BOOSTER Mloik. Write me. Amos G. Norm- biimn on business will se|] my e only $1.00, Stmleliaksr un. Pine Castle, Flu. .Spanish bungalow adjoining Elder D ■ A-k for earhoii Juice with ---------------------------------------- Springs with twq lots for $3000; ne* : top* the knock. San 10-Ii— H u n ts A n d Flm vors I in snvill fash (tuj'meiil.*, balance image Co. _______ ____________ _____limeilti . , ti p--r. .-tit itit<■i ■■ : **r will nt for $25 per month t«» responsMK( (|: I • Overland Co, Willys* beds ilile party. (5. K. Thonqisoa, phone FOR S m I.E: Four pepper night - & Ov erland, Whippits. ,7513. Ready to set. Pho.no >171-W. 1- A. < .malereial Sts. Pl.eiio 5S. if . w From Berlin to New York S P ~ 5BV, GUNM-HERE’S Youp C H fW E TO DO SOMETHING 816 —IF VOD \NANT TO 8E O HERO IN TB£ e v e s o f y o u r w if e yo u MIGHT ANSWER THIS AD IN THE: PftPER ItE u L V O L '.M R S T I T C . T H lS XLY (DEB Gl: COR TRV im g 0 IbSPJRe cu ft BONDS* 'fO DLED^ B S WAKING THEM jealous is a l l b o sk - Po o r ?op m as b e e n doing n o th in g RurvfORRYrNG f )NO LOSING Sl l e p o v e r m v S i l l y Co n d u c t - x f o r o w e •. ) » Y— * - f ^ _ J L rt* Z / tX X YeAH-Ttmr's w e u o M e e R z -vvan r — EDGEWORTH 7 3 0 0 ! W B B L I'M JUST GOING T o SHOW jUOM HOW MUCH MERVE t REALLY ■ m m th kiin|4*It In* is m't^nimlly ns potiu* who h n w l«► Imivo tho Jiiftros mritnli inn iu*ntM of rl*>nrLtifi lot** I ra s any;no in the field, the Kin shops when the International « ».Is. ;^ -;* party regular.! will not allow him bridge there closes. , , H»„ry tlralnaa*- »truetur«H whlrli < to get nnywhere if they can help I These thirsty ones motor down win tnclu>i<- tru tin. n. tro*tl*» i t —amt they u'most ^Merely ran. the cross -the ''Vr.Hrifi in e- t m ,,,ti •-’,-,iflr*iiMii» v ....... ..... ✓ -.... 7, . valley ; • t « . Fattens, , •ircinniiHiiL* -re " *' ** * , 4 Some sort of o' a f| Himih-for*proRiHm-..b.f.U-.m-i»ui. little* little plank oliiok and and continue continue the tile fen* fes* m,* rii.. thr ..offlct** nr thr **i**rk *t kk 1e.1t may Go started by tlvlties begun in Cnlle Diablo ami in. • ' icnii a mVI'rN T. WHIG dent nmveine the senator ’» adinlrora, hut it is ether luridresorts in Juarez, to n.ptei ««*;■Ih' ’' . " ^ ' nrl frma ____iful whether Borah the great srnnduliznthm nf the ttl.. lingin**.-, f t.im ti*’ 'M MI even dual tful sulimllti-'l on worldever signify hits approval good people of Fabcne. For the c ........mo .i n- sun to m-i-oin • of it. |plank Is m tn "p o rto f entry" am i o ''" ^ . - r ! r " V e i-l.». t k in»J*t' Senator Georg .* W. Norris of consequently has no opening and . , ,, v\p 1i:: 1■1 ><m Ihm t• era •.( •on st -tif 1*1 t**i.*»:<*., * Nebraska him some etilhu liaallc clot,in* ‘l " " ' ... -. „ .‘A n„i' ...(lo.I to a |m r cent •I .niMUlil •( t* M y support from the party's extreme Bond lo Devil "L,!,1' • f o l l.(ili|.*r v It *ie r • Oneo upon a time there was a I 'digressive wing, hut that wing is , , ,, . tllllre In give 11 surnt I. .-,-I OJ* , so ineffectual that lit* must he good bridge across the reclamation plmed at the font of the current ditch, plweed there by tin* United *‘->o,-. ■ <t III **f fit* *l.*l H»*t "possibility" list. Norris has in- States Reclamation Service. It •ll ....... 1 li riled t'F l.nFollctto following woa a good bridge, conforming The r'-ht ***■• UII > •' «*i nU»|u|im i a- milch hr eny.ii-t could inherit with the governm ent regulations K. i.r-l i tf |H1r-M 1 I* ill " *1 ■ dll'* * it. but lie bat not set up simp as for bridges of its type. Hut the r, IT tl 14111 It"* ('IT II 4 || ^*iil l■ 11 t |irrr*i»| lil**h * * * ■r a It nder and probably would re- residents or l ubens did not liko fe e a third ti* I: t nomination if that bridge. Some o f its unregen ' ' ............... .. •‘, * if were tender. ! to Iim ... , eratml c tltens used the bridge as ' j r i i i x M t;tm : • a Mviu uinblo, or roau to ciovil, n»-ri *f rmpU*' was unceremonloualy yanked front its foundation*. 'I he littlo plank was substituted. Alderatc who has a way of Id* own for getting what lie wants. iii>|>ealeil to Wmmlnirton. II© uedared that the plank "now nerved as a bridge, Is not adequate (« r me to ero s ami re-cross the Irrication canal into Mexico ami farm my lands." Alderato nt'K* - i .. i MAHTCI t a NGTICI5 t . | |S ( iV:iVk u Y CIVKN T -* ' a m . w h o m i t ' m * v c o n i ’ KRN Him muter si.t i*> virtu. ..r u e**r.(,iiomiraid#* Kiaok A Hmliti. Judfv « r tin* 8rv«nie**ml» Jinlleld ‘ Mrciilt. jHiliia !” \v” \v" j , „ i k, , t tin- T**cuu-Third Ju3b*i-»i Circuit io an.l f»r 8«mtools ! m!^he"liTh day 'lb-* majority of Michigan poll- Icctcd to mention the bar-room, tiecia.m are waiting to see what Bridge Put Back eundidates are to be in the fielcl beWashington had tho bridge put l ire they cleclsre tbciimeivc*. M any while lhe u . S . Customs men <f them s ill are timonvimrd that l(ll(| ,|lf. citizenry t>f Fabcns I resident (.*»« lidy© will not he notn* w»on<i duierincd. The govern* t, 1 :1^7 , j,, „ pemttnu to tt»*> IV K V rl'reuM* l a ' ' " Z h mils County. Florlds. WHGIIKIN *r«Hon' 1,'w m it ll x«; 1 111 s. ut,d.*r the laws •>( ti,o k u ip * f riorida. u r«»inidiiiiiuni, V zJ ...n, officers did their bit by laau|r(t „ warning that anybody who <(, ,ve his car across the reinstated bridge would he fined $100. The fight hnn ngiiin been trannferred to Washington fttr tho peo[t|(. „ f Kahcns have asked CongrcssmnnClnudo Hudspeth to have the bridge removed. They supported their request by chnrg|„K that the "Hole in he W all" •** hii i r ^ s r S w G A iS u„.i atJMtNOLK county hank. * 1i.rttorailnn oraaoltsd sad .-xlsiimr |“ du'V r'e'l't^t.d-.iu." *l*.*WHJUIAM 1a; 'ijLI.IH. an Sp«idal via»i®r in Clmarery, will aril to th* liirh-»t JSTufflihu-" tn ||„, «qty » t Hanford. a«mlnul*>Couu* v tv. Florida. o » Monday tho Mh *UV s-memt-er. A l* js- t during the l-gal b-urs of sal a. , ,i 1 ii -wit: l.„t 1 w11 (It of Florida taunt and C ,Ionisation Company’s . t .m t l r t h k C H A S E rlsaiatlua 11* shown on !*l»l r*.- rA.il In I'lat Book I. pu«" ISO Hemlaota County Itscords con...» DADE CITY— Work started reYOUNGEST BROTHER (to tulnlnu ft vs IM aerss. m,w* or , :nt deling Near building. ; bride a' wedding reception:) 1 ou AAII> HAI.K will he mail, lo salt"; don't I” k marly a* tired n» l G salil Iteerrr. (ogsthsr with all LAK E LAN D —"Star Telegram" id nii'd have thou -lit p n |IIF * I) ’ **'* P W hy did you ' ' ^ ^ . ‘X 'at Orlando Clor .la till* merged into "Ledger" rt*cent1y. 1 Otto Koeutiecke, prom Incut German aviutur, I* ready to tat., off on a think I should look, tired ? ' m b .la-, of fu G . l»lT. projected lion -stop ntgbt from Merit” to New York Tin* upper View "W ell, l heard r vh -r - t v vrn'd * ‘Stall, BRONSON Contract let at $85. slaws workmen rushing his ti|;tii< to completion: below Km aaeeke tat 5811 for harcaurfnrlng route 13 t 1 t , i n running after Mr. lloob* for , u ks a uCltNGV. Die b in « outer*, with UL aide «*U Plan l i the iimlvitakllii. m itbn ami months." Tit-Bits. t H.tlleiiora for Complataaau Alachua County line. Z F P H Y R H 1LLS New building to be erected. 'Sto u &r», u... J(t4f 8u i si* yttu&L ("LX1 ‘ Little Plank L i n k i n g Mexico W i t h II. S. S u b j e c t of International R o w „riMry i W :* * > - * % . shown no strength in the east or anywhir* else exeopt in predinii iiaiitly agricultural states. Longwo: tli remir, f rem Ukio, lip* "mother rtf presifontn" in ra­ il nt dee nl'.'s, rml he bar a rtrung PASO, Texas. Aug. 1(1. to the local Reclamation ServicO l» atonal folb wing Mining m* in r I X S ) A morlest little plank a- office and when U. S. Reclamation l-v.s ef <h - Iniise. iMn ... the cross tin Irrigation ditch near Fait- Commissioner Elwood Mead rci titgiv rii i.ii bn e t* n I i» ti p t.|’s, 20 miles down the valley from torus from the national capital ho • hi st.ek l i r a lor g tine and they here, is Indirectly the subject of a will decide whether tho bridge w..| i out nine to it, t*. with r.*- battle that involve* International remains, or whether thimty El no wed vigor. Ik t despit* bis (on- Law, ami may lend to diplomatic Pasoans will again Imve to "walk r. rvatism. it is doubtful whether excbanges between the United the plank." the powers that be in the party States and Mexico. I _______________________________ ■ 'V regard him as soliil enough for *|*ho plank in itself Is no really | .'S fi the hlK job. Pro li * lily hit w o rt the cause of the rumpus, but juat 'O T li'K T«» ruxTHAi.Toiui I. adHop is hlu ( rprt.itIon as a „ fcw ste,m heyoml it, in Old f * i \ ! “o 'Ao V.y' r . G m. . rtlu.iUOgh-gonqr wet. Ihere is no In a snlroii known as The Hole n.-mitiol.- County,Florida up «o H itidirat on 'ct Hint the Repultlicau jn the W all" nil oasis of joy un- l" » at. *'.-|it,.nii»'r atli. 1927. for party Is likely to mum* a candidate confined to the thirsty ones of iliT r T h ' ^ ■ ciryn. P hho cminly, and the liiwt cliunco uternnwy fur tin* r»»ii«truotloti of Borah has ev *n less chance for the still more thirsty ones of j «•••*«*» 2« mil.--* of nta.l In 8emlno|a than Lowden or I.'*ngWorth. Al- El Paso, nnd the United States at a \Jui consist of npprotC*. . inated, despite his s.atemenf L'teiil officials ami |mbi:eians f jom various purls e f the states , imoigt., Lansing since the presldent Untied Ii Ih Htntement report that there is a strong sentiment In favor * H eb ert Hoover. There ar< no indications, however, that effort* arc being made to organize this sentiment with a view to capluring the Michigan presidential — U o w LISTEN CrifY. E(?l CSOM — D O N 'T M D KE /SMY 8R R 8N 66M E N TS xyv/CTH ANYONE ELSE U N T IL Y O U h e a r fn o M ME-WHEN 1 MONDAY AT 9 1 *5 0 ? GCfiE x ’ l l Bg on d e c k ; H flv e — :i O O M T S t E \ < A M O W E S M A L L F l N D * WCQU t HT, Off*J X o, »*» av sex ttavict-,MC the presidency in l!(2K bus failed to stint tho expected revival o f piesidcntial polities in Michigan. Sonator Poler Ik Lennon, o f Lennon, i active in lining op auppurt. for fn iim*r ijov. r rank Lowden,of IlliiioIh, mid inont of the farmer orKHTi* ration leaders uio working with him 'Ibis movement, however, was well under way before theC"oIblge announcement. c' M. i* O ’.R-'NiUinHS* T a l k As Exoected / a m th ro u g h Z£ r C f..n* s toners. .-rtnlm*tei -- . , , n »z M, I an the more piousnnes declared. Count) Klorlrti V I l P P I f T i l 11 |( ( I l k I Y » They crossed and re-erossed it v t: t » * i « r xhs. J * 4 U - U I]L ,(U I I r t lin I t I many times to slake their thirst in ft.ti. of tio Circuit (JjtiiUI ? R v i v i > P f D t l l S f ! l t n t S ' ] l l *lu funning liquitl dispensed by ■**•*-' L A I L k l l . l u l l L i t . ! ].'nink Alderato in his "Hole in the |\ t ***: i i i i f i er r»»i u t . s* • • p . v i i : t : u i l .ii p i t i * i . ( m * ' Wall". ix e x i t run mi %%«*•-: r a i * - ' . " i «>nm x. ix •■** *. m i in . ' , The upright citizens of Fattens v m|, m< n appealed to the U. S. Reclamation ',*.,.m i *,\svM !......... <vti: I ANSING, Mich. Aug. HI. (IN S ) Service for tho removal of the , \ in ant President Cnnidge'u statement bridge. A few teums o f horses . . „. |( , ; tut hi* Iiooho to duddo .. fh \s t >. that ne ones not nm c cjiooko io run for inr wore ***•<*• «secured x « , ™ and •*,*»* the * « « via *■•• ......... •, •• HY TAYLOH OM’N POP m library � 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 16, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 16, 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 16, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/674504c224428e67601789e1cb553ca3.pdf 91d6755de4535caebca7ef2de11d1cd2 PDF Text Text i \f T H E W BATHER yO U R N E W S P A P E R pushed I n 'T ^ r i d a * Heart “ World’a Greatest V cKetnblc ction Ha Richest Garden Idind [h m e n o ^ xn leased Wire International News Service P o rtu ga l D ic ta to r U rg es Coolidge To R ep r i eve Madeiros iiilation O f Entire lisfrict Shows V ote if 1,217 A ga in stT h c >nal And 003 F o r It leal Precincts ihow Close Vote Partly cloudy tonight and Thurs­ day. followed by showers Thursday night In north portion. LISBON, Aug. 17.— (IN 'S )— General Carmona, dictntor president of Portugal, cabled to President Coolidge today askini' tho United States execu­ tive to reprieve Cclestino, Mndoiros, now under sentence of death in Massachusetts for his elmiection with the crime < f which Sacco and Vanzetti wore convicted. General Cartr.ona infprnied President .Coolidge that Madeiros is subject to epilep­ tic fits. i • , ... CAMP AMBUSHM) nard County Gives BY MOONSHINERS fsstie Crushing1 D e­ feat By 258-656 V ote AND 3 ARE KILLED .S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y .A U G U S T 17. 1027. FULLER PLANS LARGE REWARD IN BOMB CASE Governor Meets With Execu­ tive Committee To Confer Reward For,Capture Of Per­ son No'rtiWnR juror's Home Precautions Taken To Protect Others Last Minute E fforts Being Made By Defense Board To Save Radicals From Death Girl A r t Student Is Found Dead In F la t AIR MAIL FLY Four Planes In Dole TO ROME GETS OFF AT 5 P. M. Race Nearing Hawaii * NEW YORK, Aug. 17 . (IN S ) — Alice Marshal Harbor, 20year-old Bryn Mawr, Pa.* art student, missing for three days. v:ns found dead with a gas tube in her mouth in n furnished room In No. 345 West 51st Street, today. Police of New York and Philadelphia had been rekrehtng for her at the request of her father, George F. Bnrber, wealthy vice president and treasurer of a Philadelphia ■manufacturing concern. N U M B E R 296 Member Audit Bureau Qf Circulations DAIL liJREANN IS ADJOURNED'WITH NO HEAD CHANGE Filols Plan To Drop Laurel N\ roath In Atlantic In Meinory Of Nungesser And (Joli * j % t t% While Crowds Watch Idoyd Hcrluud. James Kill Declare Intention To Fly From New York This A fte r­ noon If Radio Works Right W eather Reports Seem Favorable f A 1 •. •' » ___ *_\_ •** •• ____________ :__ Eagle, A lo h a HONOLULU FILLED FOUR PLANES HOP Golden Expected A n y M in ­ W h ile Miss D or­ WITH INTEREST IN OFF AT START 0F( ute an Is N o t F a r Behind DOLE AIR RACERS $35,000 AIR RACE Woolaroe Radios , CURTIS FIELD, I- I., Aug. 17. Streets Are Crowded And ‘Flying School M n 'n n T Among BOSTON, Aug. 17. (IN S )— Gov­ ThoseH hoSuccccded In Mak­ Ji j (IN S )—“ We lenve for Rome at Automobile And Offices ernor Alvin T. Fuller was meeting ** * l ’ nv<ident C o s g ra v c ' C o n tro ls fiv« this evening if we get the radio ing Successful S tart; WoolAs Thousands Decorated with his executive council today to ante Gets Jump On Others H u £ c Crowd G athers G overn m en t But O th erLcacV r*‘rht’" , M . Wait For Winning IMnne discuss the offering of a reward for ... , Inis announcement was mane fith. two small precincts CantpcrsOn Hunting Party As ers Declare H g h t Against ^ th|g nfu>rnoon by u oyii w. the identification of persons re­ A t F ly in g Field T o roorted, both in Brovatd, SAN FRANS1CSO, Aug 17. Concealed Riflemen Sudden­ HONOLULU, Aug. ,17.' Excite­ Him W ill Re Made AsBetore Hcrtaud, ns mechanics were mak­ sponsible for planting the bomb [proposed St. Johns-Indlan ( I N S ) — Somewhere between the W elcom e A r r i v a l s ly Open Fire Instantly ing final adjustments to the radio ment without a precedent in the thnt wrecked the home of LcwisMcshores o f California nnd the Ha­ |r canal was defeated in history o f the Oahu was manifest­ Killing .‘I,Wounding Another llardy, juror in the Sncco-Vnnzctti. DUBLIN. Aug. 17.— (IN S )— . piipment on "Old Glory," the FnkL,lav's election bv a vote ed early today as all Honolulu, waiian island or Oahu, four air­ W IIK K U K R FIE LD . H O N O ­ President William T. Cosgrove nnd ker monoplano in which Hcrtaud from G<A\ W. It. Farrington down, plane* which Imped o ff yesterday kvo to one. Unofficial rccase, and recompense for the home­ and .1nines Do Witt Hilt intend to L U LU , Aug. 17. ( I N S ) — W ith LOGAN, \V. Va., Aug. 17.( I N S> hi* government still control the t'v from New York to Rome nnd awaited the arrival at Wheeler noon from the Oakland airport, nro * for the entire district less man ami his fniniy. arrival of tlio llearst piano — A posse of 40 citizens and offic­ winging their way today toward field o f the four Dole planes rac­ the vote ns 1.217 against Mcllardy received from the chief destinies o f the Free State today hack. Honolulu, in prize money "Golden E agle" and the Jen­ ers today combed the hills in the ing front the mainland. [canal and GO.* f o r itWhile neither Bertnud nor Hilt, executive today a letter congratu­ but leaders of the Republican nml the fnme of winning the Dole sen plane "A lo h a " expected nt Luborltc coalition in the Dail Eire- i tie jiir mail pilots, would confirm Thron.'rcd streets, decorated cars, rspite a strong eleventh hour vicinity of Icland Greek, near here, lating hint on the fact that he nnd ju.it declared that the fight to put rnre. any time, excitement grew the reported f* o'clock take-off, it ami besieged newspaper offices [t by proponents of tho pro^ for a group o f supposed moonshin­ The nre: The Itenrst plane, "GoL his loved ones escaped serious in­ the Cosgrove.ministry out o f pow­ mis learned - from other sources recalled n typically enthusiastic apace today as the great SB5.the issue was voted down in ers who yesterday attacked a par­ ot the en Engle,'’’ Martin Jensen’s "Aloha", (100 Dole air race from Oak­ jury, condoling with him in the er will be renewed. bat the possibilitiec for n start at Hawaiian election. Most ty « f Hi campers with rifles from [inole County by 210 votes. slogans prominently displayed Art Goebel's "Woolaroe" and the dost ruction of his hhne, nnd staling j Following the vote in the Dall|ii,at hour nro gqod. total vote In this county ambush, instantly killing three of from office buildings and on auto­ "Miss Doran" carrying Miss Mil- land,Cal.. to Hawaii drew near upon the Laborites, expressing » Weather reports show favorable Hint he would be repaid for bis mobiles' were bolstermis prayers drdd Dorlin, the "Flying School to conclusion. the campers, and wounding a four­ luck < ' confidence in the Cosgrnve conditions over tho proposed route unofficially announced today loss. Although the Ilenrst plane Di­ govern*, ent, when the govern­ mint of the way to Italy and the for the success of the Hawaiian Ma'am" from Flynt, Michigan. |fifil to 345. The canal carried th man. The Woolaroe was reported by lated by Jnek Frost and the "A lo ­ Search for the bombers of the ment wan victorious by n single bin Fokker monoplane is tuned to entrant In the flight— Martin Jen­ •three precinrts, Osceola, Gene. The campers, who said they were Mcllardy home continued. A few the 36th division of United States ha" piloted by Martin Jensen have vote, 72-71, the Fail adjourned un­ rfcction, Bertnud and Hill work- sen of Honolulu. destroyers at 8 o'clock last night Iml precinct one in Sanford. hunting giseng, included a state pieces of wire, a tin nnd a small til Oct. 11. cii mi it at Curtiss Field until “ Aloha to Jensen," was a popu* in latitude 34:15 north, longitude 1not been reported for hours they I were believed well in tho lead o f [he tabulation revealed a close prohibition officer, and Ins son, box-like affair resembling the bot­ Adjournment of the legislative oVlock this morning, assisted by i lar watchward. 132 west, or approximately 517 the "Woolaroe/' piloted by Art in this city. The total vote both of whom were Included in tom of a Japanese lantern were tbc body gives me government n re­ a large crew o f mechanics. Other signs, however were seen, miles from San Francisco and nil Goebel. [the two precincts was given as those killed. Officers nre working only clues unearthed. spite, but In the meantime there When Bertnud wns asked this wishing luck to the other flyers— was well. Navjl officials estimated Reports reaching Boston of nn will lie two bye elections. Both Goebel according to navy ex­ 1for the measure and 297 agaln- on the theory that the attackers, morning what the prospects for a especially to Miss Mildred Donut, that the Woolaroe is averaging 03 |t, or a majority o f 11 Votes. believing the party was hunting attempt to wreck a Boston & Maine vacant scats were held formerly by takeoff today might be ho shrug­ pert* should reach here nt 1 I*. M. who Is flying with Augiu Ped|ar in miles nn hour. canal lost by unanimous votes for moonshine stills, of which sc1- i abroad maritime express just out­ members of the government party. Pacific const tithe providing ho the Michigan biplane. Goebel’s The Golden Engle carriers only maintains his present khree precincts, Forest City, crnl were Inter found In the vicin­ side Bangor, Me., were discounted The results will he announced on ged his shoulders ami said: Average "It would seem ridiculous for “ Woolaroe" and Frost's "Golden radio receiving apparatus nnd had spued of DIO miles nn hour front amontc and Gabrlclla. ity, organized the attack to pro­ as the work of boys. A track walk- Aug. 24. two air mail men to nittioutico an Eagle," also had their partisans. not been heard from since the take­ his last reported position o f 450 *>r discovered n broken padlock on Brevard county the waterway tect their stills. Speaker Michael Hayes, of tnu exact hour for departure on such The navy nnnoUn'rrd that 32 off. Tlu> Alolm was reported last a switch but wns able to throw voted down by more than a Those killed were: Ewdnrd HenDail, cast his first parliamentary a (light ns this and then be forced ships are standing'by to rush as­ passing the nmtorship Silver _t'iir* mile* o ff shore. i to one vote, the total being jiley, 50, prohibition officer; Ins l ack the switch before the express vote in the history of the Free • Tho crowd wns given a thrill t.i delay tho take-off for reasons sistance to the planes if they 185 mtlcsiout at sou. Tho Miss |to 056. All or the northern non. Donald, 10, and Ernest Mar- thumlprcd on. . State, saved the day for the g o '*, beyond their control. We, therc- should fall distressed. The navy Doran wns reported passing tho when an army biplane landed re­ of the county voted strongly rum. Howard Tomblin, seriously sembling tho Buhl biplane carry­ Attorneys for Nicola Sacco nnd eminent by preventing « v,olc 1fnic shall not attempt to say posi­ vessels will he deployed across the Fnrallnues“al 2:43 I’. M. tho measure hut the southern ing Miss Mildred Doran. The injured, wns( brought>to a hospit­ Bartolomeo Vunzclti awaited to­ upon the no confidence resolution. tively just when wf* shall stnrt." Inner Island channels. Three sub­ rinrts were equally ns strong AhMonco of now* from the fliers Doran piano hns not been Jp-finlteday the decision of the state Mip.. I -itaud added thnt he nnd his marines nre posted o ff Hilo, on the is causing no anxiety ns nothing ly reported since taking o ff from [instJ it. Titusville voted almost al here. rem,. court on the exceptions to The attack occured at a remote fellow pilot were determined to Island o f Hawaii; The mine-sweep, vvah expected until thj* Dole birds Oakland . 1_ I . 1- ._ J Ibut . ... William U ' l l l l . m F. 1C Malloskn, M n lln a k n . to nno for the waterway denials o f motions for a new trial, rairy out their undertaking with er Ortolan, nnd six submarines are cunie within sight of the squadron l.nrkor of the biplane, hero nt tho Ulc the issue nlso carried in Hpot in the forrest, at noon yester­ revocation nnd stay of sentence on tho lookout between Molokni of four destroyers, deployed across field expressed confidence In >t* - • was nnd writ of error. As the men are as, LcUrangc, Scotmorc, Auntn- day. end the first news “air ma’l punctuality." brought hero inte Inst night > scheduled to go to tho electric chair Food fur the trip ha« been order­ nnd Mauii the mothership, llUl-, their course to wntch for them anil safo arrival. |ind Banana Creek. (mbinarinc* nr7 <6 signal thuir safety. ed and nrnuigenients mude to take land, and livto Iklhouriic dealt the project a David Hensley, who mn<V» hi* wn> sometime after midnight, Aug. Exports pointed out todny that blocking the channel between Mol­ ' • " Truhriiio een.p on foot to I-owan fo the lug Fokker out to tho specially ..efortt with u vote o. Weather reports received from Martin Jensen enjoys nn advantage the supremo court must hurry with okai and the island of OnhU, and obtain help. A posse wna quickly constructed mound on the run-wny I to 8. Almost ns decisive was tho destroyers on the route told the decision to give the defense nn WASHINGTON. Aug. 17. (IN S ) at a moment's notice. Tho fuelling the sub-tender Widgeon nnd five o f low-flying stretches of clouds over the other flicht. He Is n “ Hom­ the I»«h ea •vote at Cocon where it was 78 formed, ami opportunity to enrry nn appeal to ing Pigeon" nnd they expected stationed four The new Congress may be called of the big ship will be completed submarines tire kirst and only four for the tnens- brought here. ' *' the United States supreme court, thnt might easily hide the racing him to cut across Koolau moun­ upon to regulate the oil nnd gaso­ when she is on the Indies npnrt between Oahu und planes. tliu mount. [(Continuod On Pngo Three) if the state c'Airt decision Is ad­ tains and possibly come through verse and if legal procedure per­ line tmlustries.Sincc the start *>f i The pilots have arranged to drop Haul. Pali Cop dug to his complete Bennett Griffin and At Henley, the Inquiry,oil and gasoline prices The Widgeon nml her flotilla crew o f the Oklahoma, which came familiarity with the Island flying. Inirrel wreath in the sou on thuir mits. mrosH the Atlantic in memory fill the water gap through which hack lieoaiise of motof trouble, said Other planes were expected to Meanwhile, the Citizen's National have decreased although oil to nl Nungesser and Coli, the French commander John Rodgers was last night they'd sit tight to nwnlt follow the hereon courso and »pCommittee,a new wing or the Soon credited the lower prices over-production situation. fliers who lost their lives in an at­ drifting tn Ilia helpless ben plane the outcome o f the rac„ between pronch Oithti vln (he Molokai chiinVanzetti defense committee, was question of r* government regyears ngo. the four planes that did get under crons the Atlantic IIIV -J ..---- . ltempt l ' l l l l ’ t to VIVOO Viiv .......... • -by when picked up two getting underway for a drive for j •- The ||||)(% f rom i»arlH to New York, North o f Kauai, five submarines On the Inst leg of the greatest federal Intervention nnd the open-1illation will depend on whether im way. • ------------;----- ;— are deployed at four mile httervuls. race in the history of aviation, C. M. Hogg, mnrahal of Alta­ ing of the Department of Justice thnt the oil companies were arm- 1 " I f none of tho four make it,” trarfly fixing prices by agreement. With the navy nrntadu arrayed, four planes were believed nearing h'KW YORK, Aug. 17.— (IN S )— monte, is is in in the Seminole County files. The commission was instructed par­ the chances of the Dole flyers I said Griffin, "Then we’ ll get n new Hawaii nt 8 A. M. today. Pacific enntinuution o f unfavorable jail awaiting iirtinn of the grand As the result of the Mcllardy miosing the ishuid-groUp altogeth­ motor nml start again. But if any­ 'Const time. T V o were helluved athcr conditions in the cotton jury in connection with tile. fatal bombing, the home of every jurm ticularly to inquire Into this phase one of the four get* to Honolulu of the oil situation. er and soaring o ff into tho un­ to he In the lend—tho Ilenrst Ivcrpool shooting on Sunday morning of in the celebrated case was under then we’re out of It for good. charted and landless space o f the This investigation, it w «s said, plane “ Golden Knglc” und Murtln Lies and encouraging reports Joseph Cone of Fnirvillc, a small ‘ guard today. Homes of witnesses Th,. non-sighting of the Golden hits been virtually completed. I be west Pacific nre greutiy lessened. Jensen’S "Aloha." the textile manufacture din- town near Orlando. Hogg was «rd- nnd judges were also guarded. The submarines, filling the stretch­ Engle,as she strenks over the otuuii, A fairly close third wns believed |ct*. brought out additional huy- erod held for the grand Jury uftor An "eleventh hour" dnsh to report, however, may not be made is probably duo to Jack Frost’s .SHANGHAI. Aug. 17. (I N S )— es o f tho open water between the "high flying " lie climbed rap­ the "W oolaroe" with Art Goebel as in the cotton market today and „ coroner's jury had probed The Washington, by either train or public until Congress returns in •list displayed n firm undertone, killing. airplane, to save the lives of Nicola December. Northern troop* have rn itured the islands, give the flyer* a.continu­ idly ami steadily when he rose from pilot. Fourth In the race was be­ **Senator Tram mell (ID of Mori Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti important city of Pukow from the ous target nearly 4no miles long at the Oakland uirpolt. He aped up lieved to the Miss Doran, piloted lading continued only fair active, According to Information given hy Angle Poddlur uml carrying tin, who sponsored the inquiry, de­ tho Cantonese defender!', nnd are which to alia. rwever, and prices moved within members of Sheriff Hands office, was being planned today by de­ his splendid m< t"r to a 115-mllc-nn (Continued On Pnge Three) clared h0 would sponsor additional Meanwhile, the army was not hotr.\ nilfit >f a pur ult plane which .. , now bombarding Nanking, former lativily narrow marginB, young Cone wuh shot down, ns ho fense legal forces. legislation for control of less watchful. Tho *earchlights ini , ,u" 1headquarter# of. Ghlnng K «l Sink, The dnsh or the national capital |N'ew advances, which later were advanced toward tile marshal » car. hour |nee, til< 'ipllnft t•» Leo Schocngasoline prices if the commission ” 'ecronlin;: t-" advices received here Wheeler field hiu| giant beacons trailed bihi f*ir ll>'> miles. P’ rost seil, were chalked up on buying It was ionmed tunt Cone, accom­ would be made to obtain a wnt of believed such action ne»«ssnry. flat lifil their mys through the prt«b I4v cut Id*, speed to about 99, ttiin afternoon. the trnde, Wall Street, New panied by Id* fOther and two bro- certiornri from the United States The army once wfjll under way. " I f the report i ueb to indicate An earlier dispatch i ild Ihat the early morning m.rk. [lean and commission hoiirct. thertt, were passing through AJta- Supremo Court in event of uti ad­ annoVineed thnt it would fire smoke further h gelation by Congress i verse decision by the Massachu­ monte ,nrly Sunday morning whin northerners wore nut expected to Irnn with continental connections At the 115-mile mark, Frost wns The bombs on Wheeler field,’ heralding still pointing her noso up, nnd he fught near and sold distant pot:- they were forced to stop to repair setts supreme judicial court mi needed," said Trammell, "I ►hall enter Pukow until Friday. bills of exceptions to state court introduce it. It is my purpose to Cantonese defenders <>f Wuyi nnd the arrival of each flyer. I f weath­ mis. Offerings were supplied by a tire. It was while the party was rulings against motions for a new prevent oil companies arbitrnrly Puchcii were thrown into panic by er rendition* are good, the signals was lietler than 2,999 feet lii(;li at wuth and spot houses, also fixing the tire that Marshal Hogg trial, rqvocatiotl o f sentence nnd a fixing high prices for a commodity tbo canonnding and fled precipit­ and possibly Hie planes themselves that time, snyn tx>e. Thu four nirA forceful address on courage suits usually operating for Jap- is said to havo approached•lr n.s planes should lie capable of reach­ bo much in general rise and upon may !*» seen from Honolulu. writ of error. and optimism nn the two qualities ately towards Nanki ig. l*'.e interest)!. Henvy rains and auto. • ing ilnwuii in from " I to 27 hours. DCfcnRo Counsel M. A. Mus- which so much of our industrial necessary t«S meet existing condi­ Cnpt. II. J. Ailnins, radio nnd $9. unda were reported ill the Cone is said to have advanced Twenty thousand Cantonese, All planes sould he able, if nec­ tions here, was delivered today Ikv Mnnnn, o f Pittsburgh, stilted thnt and social lif(. depend*. It is “ tolngrnph officer of the Hnwniinn nsijipj Valley and around Ar- toward Hogg's cur with Die idea essary, to remain In the air for 32 several moves in federal courts significant fa d that since t|iis res­ sent from Nanking to defend Wuof asking for resistance'.' The were under consideration out tout olution wus udopted by the senate hu, ure reported to be returning, department of the United Staten hour*, according to the require­ fore the Klwnnls Club hy II. S. aad Oklahoma. White, Knnfonl attorney, nt the [The growth of the cotton crop marshal claims that when he ar­ tho application for a writ ccrtioT- nnd the commission started its in­ Nanking i* crowded with demoral­ nrrtiLY personally supervised the ment* of the official committee. weekly luncheon at the Seminole operation of the radio beacon on who are Ilcrc ure the farewell* of the Dole Cafe. The pregram wns in charge L* good during the past week, rived upon the scene all four made ari was practically decided upon. quiry, oil nnd gasoline prices hnve ized-southern HOldiern, unwilling to'return h the fighting ILawnii „1s1mml. jit 111 in the air. .. The..helicon | . . . . conncel.. , flyers, who are Jitin government’s weekly weather advances toward him and that he materially declined." ■I!? ^ .'d ' nmrisro and HnWall, Ik an ; m , j l|st u>f„ r(, hopping o ff of Edward F l ane. Mr. White’s himself. frant. [port slated, and conditions were fired in protection of remarks were warmly received hy The Shanghai millmritiett are ether highway which the Woolaroe I from Oakland airport: mumble, with (lie exception of Itogg is raid to have declared that REVIEW S GUARD the inMnbers who pronounced it «* and the Hcarat moiioplniin can fol­ hithought the men were friends making strong pievautiona for eevil activity. Further rainfall Art Goelsd, pilot o f the Woobtroc, timely and interesting. low with their radio sets. • Ci C. 1cluudiniss in the Carolinaa fu-tof a man whom he was forced to TALLA H A S S E E . Fla., Aug. 17. pnitectiim o f tho nty following re­ Khnngruw, signal c«/rps reservist "When I reach Hawaii I am going Musical selections were a m o n g [""il |bn weevil but frequent kill a year ago, and that he believed — (IN S )— Governor John W. Mar­ ceipt o f the new that flvft rfiin- who installed the beacon for the to gather the halat.ee of the Hawai­ (he feature* of the program, Misa .... „ ivere l»eiit on killing him as a Inuil* o f Pei Chung llsl ndhorints ian decorations to match these I MargaVvt Cowkn gnv« several sel"*cr* in the latter section. they we tin i* In Pensacola today where lie pioneer means o f avenging the death. this pluce. Maitland- Hegenhcrgcr now have ..round n.y neck." (Goeh- ectloni, ncrolnpnnigd by George will review the Jtiksonvillo and have ent ruined for I H'.th progress and conditions flight, assisted Captain Adumn, > . . ._ , _ The body of the slain man was Brockhahn at the piano. Miss Maky good in Tennessee. Conditions taken to his home by the father nnd Planes were ... readiness nlreafly has recTIved two lois.) CHICAGO, Aog. 17.-(INS)-Tin Key West units of the Florida! tThese troopa are reported to he un­ National Gaunl in slimmer train- ruly and it i* feared that they arc Martin Jensen, pilot o f the Aloha, Stolnoff, n talented local violinist, ["Ked from poor to good in Ain* Wheeler field to satir out to sea nt bixly o f J. Ogden Armour, promin­ brothers. seeking loot. Discipline of Urn “ Believe me, I am looking forward also rendered several numbers ing nt Fort Barrancas. [■»« and Mississippi with some ent Chirngo packer who died >’oai oldicrs bus broken down following daylight. The escort flyers, in re­ to landing at Honolulu tiecnuso I which; like those qf Miss Cowaft, rtiiins reporting increased wccVG ASO LINE CONSUMPTION the resignation at Gen. Chlnng lays, will cruise north and south already have ordered a big chicken wore cordially received by the KtAVIATOItH terday in London, following n long GUIDE TO Idrmage, Due to shedding and o f the isliind of Oahu hot only to Kni Shek us commander in chief. dinner." illness o f typhoid fever, will be wanians Miss Madeline Mu11cm [pid increase of weevil, the proggreet the mainland visitors hut ulTALLAH ASSEE , Fla.. Aug. 17. brought here for burial in the fam­ W ASHINGTON, Aug. 17. (IN’S) Jark Frost, pilot of the Golden was accompanist for Miss Stolnoff. °f the crop was only fair, do* — (IN S )— Gns ami oil sales during so to usher them to Whfctler field, M ANAGER BUSH FINED J. It. Asher o f Orlando president Eagle— "I expect to make this I’do the reports of moderate wee- July showed n gasolino consump­ ily plot by tho side o f his fnther — Stcrctary of Commerce Hoover goal of the )35,OUO flight. hns begun a campaign to have tho flight in from 29 to 21 hour*. And of the Florida State league, was n and mother. damage. tion of 17,427.089 gallons, a keroN E W YORK, Aug. 17.— (IN S ) I expect to have a Into break fust in guest nnd when called upon for Armour, self-made son of a nemos o f all cities printed conspic­ Noon prices were:—October bene coniuniptfon of 1,592,281 ihui RADIO INSPECTION — Donb Bush, manager o f tho uously on tho tallest buildings "• n few remarks, he stated iht Orlan* Honolulu tomorrow morning." self-made father, Inherited at 38 M2 up 04; December 19.99, up 04; of n!gnn! oil, 1,1U2, according to J. a guide to commerce and military Pittsburgh Pirates, wus fined $109 do baseball fans are anxious to ar" "A u ggio" Pedlar, pilot of the the great packing industry, hi* WAKIIINGTON, Aug. 17. (IN S ) r lrrli 20.18, down 02 ami May Hinton Plcilger, supcrviRing intoday, j today by President John Heydlef Sunford win the second half tif tt D. Armour bad aviators, it wus announced "•38, down 92. The Federal Radio cotnmlsslnn Miss Doran—" I started out to take pennant fight so that the |*o*t spej’tor of the State Department father Philip of the National League for alleged Miss Duran to Honolulu nnd wu'ru founded. At the height of hi* rarwill make a nation-wide inspect­ o f Agriculture. “ vidlatldn of the playing rules nnd BICYCLE RECORD going to get there—straw hat and season scries may l>e nlayod I ecr he was rated next to John D. W ILLIAMS ASSIGNED tween the Colts and C e le r y - men, had conduct" In yesterday’s game ion from Aug. 20 to Oct. 4, o f new nil!’ Rockefeller in wealth. Speculation wave length nlldrittions, it wus an­ MRS. W IIEBLERS FU NERAL W ASHINGTON, Aug. 17. (IN S ) here between the New Yark Glnnts age-old rivals. was rife today over the extent o f nounced today. Mr. Asher mude these ataUmci.u Milton A Smith, a . ill-year old [and Pittsburgh, LVLLAIIASSEE, Flu., Aug. 17. F A M ILY VIS1TH J A IL UOfcUMnUS, O., Aug. 17.— the fortune left by Armour. he said. In refutation o f .certain high school youth, today claimed (IN’S) — Assistant Attorney DIED FOR BOBIIRD HAIR Estimates of his estate* vary a worlds record for continuous hi- HANDINO OFFERED AM NESTY (IN’ S )— A delegation of two inter­ AN NAPO LIS. Mil., Aug. 17. charges that had been mode rel*’ " ‘•rnl A. It. Williams of Talla- national prohibition orgaiuzatlons from a few thousand dollars to cyrle riding. Young Smith pe­ — (IN S )—The local jail hero was tivc to the Orlando team threw LEMBERG. Poland, Aug. 17.— mcc wa# today assigned by Gov- the Worlds league against alco­ $20,000,000. The exact figure prob­ dalled continuously for 21 hours W ASHINGTON. Aug. 17. (IN’ S) taxed to cupacity todny whrt the ing" games to the Miami club in an I’ fa'r John W. Martin to act ns holism. and the Anti-Saloon lesuue ably will ne*. be known until his and 15 minutes, covering 250.4 —General flandino, former Uher- (I N S )—Eighteen year old Bertha family of Carey Fowler, 49, r»mo effort to prevent Sanford from win­ miles. al leader whose fohee suffered 300 Gottller, of Tomaschoff, wanted to visit his. Mrs. Fowler wn* ac­ ning the second half bunting. l ,atc» attorney in Dixie county hi r.dcd by Bishop Thomas Nichol­ will is filed for probate. son, o f the M. E. Church, was to Reverses during the post-war de­ resunlitles In a clash rerently with to have her hnlr bobbed like tin companied hy their 16 children. Ul‘ to tin> illness o f state’s ntarrive here todny to attend tho Ij presalon _period wiped out the U R. - Marines, hns been offered other girls. Her father objected. Fowler is held without hull charged COOLIDGE T A L K S T O IND IANS CUTS OWN TH RO AT brn*y J. R. Kelly. funeral this afternoon of Mrs. Jjren(cr purt of hi* huge fortune. -------'amnesty by the Nlcaragunn gov- Bertha had her hulr cut o ff any­ with shooting to death Dewey NorRAPID CITY. Aug. 17.- (IN S ) Wayne It. Wheeler, nnd her father, jje J|10t i0S8Cs of between $109,- B ATTLE CREEK, Mich., Aug. 17. Icrnment, the state department an- way. Her futher killed her. rin, 28, following a business argu­ CARY'S BODY ARRIVES President Coolidge left here nt h 000,000 nnd $150,000,000 to pro­ — (IN’ S )—John W. Wood, New, nouncod today. i Robert Candy. BOMB EXPLOHIO lN ment. o'clock thi* morning for IlM tect the nume of Armour.To what York broker, committed suicide . — .i.---- ------ ---- -— CHICAGO, Aug. 17.— (IN S )— GOITRE INVESTIGATIONS llidgv’ Indians re.'wrvation w(n.r*' ‘ *hy slashing his throat COMMISSIONER APPOINTED extent he succeded in retrieving n here today * f in a n c ia l BUENOS AIRES, Aug. 17,(INS) lac great bronze casket containing 10,9(8) redskins this afternoon are part o f his wealth is a 'subject of v/ith a razor. He had been a pat­ Tho home of Eduardo Santiago, KEY WEST?” F!a., Aug. T7. to greet him. He was accompanied M y of the late Judge Elher* TALLA H A SSE E . Fla.. Aug. 17. ient nt a local sanitarium for a conjecture. NEW YORK, Aug. 17.— (IN S ) chief investigator for the Buenos nervous disease. Ho was 39 years — (I N S )— Fred A. Shuler was to­ was taken from the spec- (IN S )— The functioning of the thy­ Clearing house statement ex­ bv Mrs. Coolidge and his son John. Aires police, was wrecked by a roid gland und'its relation to goi­ day appointed as n member « f the old and is survived by his widow, TAM FA— Plans under way for f l ranch of the Twentieth Century tre is being investigated by Dr. l i ­ die ngo#, $1,085,900,000; balance# The President l* schedule*! to deliv-, county t-omi..i'u ion of Liberty coun* bomb explosion today, Sai.tL'qpi $1 14 ,*88),900; of Wilbruhnm, Maui., and his mot­ con: traction of Lridgo over Tampa Federal Reserve er an address to tlw ludiaus tb.i g-Dnltoil upon Its nrrivnl hero todny lt. Torrey, noted scientist, at tho and ii.t-ii.ts.i- of Id* family escaped Samuel .. Iw o iilA tM t to Cltarwatsr to cost approximate­ her, Mrs. Mari# Wood of ,' iy -* succeeding — — — - --. . Horn,.. resignBank's credit balance, $93,000,000. afternoon. . . . . ' 0,1: transferred to Cnrncgle’5 laboratory on Tortugas ly $0,000,000, Brighton, Conn, 'cd, hy Governor John W. Martiq*' injury. ru&tor hearse. . Key, near Key West, “All Is Well" Trammell Thinks Congress Ought To Regulate Oil Price' Altamonte Marshal ranging Weather Held In Connection Cotton Belt Is With Killing Of Man loost To Market Northerners Take Pukow Front Pei After Bombarding Sanford Kiwanians Hear Fine Address By Local Attorney Body Of Armour To Be Buried B eside Father I n Chicago �nTE SANFORD HERALD* TUESDAY. VJWITST lfi, 1027, PACrF * ! * | SANFORD DROPS Vi FIRST G A M E TO » THE L E A C 1 IM E N C ollegiate Champion Arrived? <, ■ G F .O Q .G Z .''IcClunnahnn Ami Fergus A l­ low Only Three Mils Hut Walks Help In :i Run Rally P IP G R .A S T A M P A , Fla. Aug. 10. Two walks, a hit batsman, scratch sing­ le and twe sacrifices gave Tampa three runs in the third inning Mon­ day and "ictcry over Sanford in the aeries opener. The Celery Feds were nble to score only'once o ff W illey when they hunched three singles. The score was II to I. Bentley, rf I o o 1 o o Myers, of 1 I :! I . 0 11. Allen, r f .. I (I I I 0 U Crewe, flb Bailey, lh . :i n 2 o I 1 4 u l 8 u I Dunbar, I f .'I <> ■* I 0 Frisbie, ss._ :i t) u :J i It. Alien, c 2 o 0 :t 2 MrClannalrin, p I u (• (l t Fergus, p 2 0 0 0 :i Cusack, x . I u 0 o (i Meyers, xx I 0 0 0 Ti tl ii ti (l o a nutsMIon an a roUcgo .1 lollgll llmo : t ho major n u • Totals , Id i hi'U low i ho Detroit liurilly ar- Tampa Buckley, s Rninbo, If Donin, :il> Messncr, : Be&alcy, c ii luirotli ; nd i ttlt i , i' i "II cgiute • lin ii| io' i (I (he champion of the great i t: to m Georgia, e. i -i mei ii team mentis?!-, fcllf»\\*-tnwii--ni.tn and protege of Hold; ll Watts Gunn of Atlanta, (in., Youn ,r W'litla I- a i< I dmh n moot. He's likely to win it if he dm n’t run acre hi- I ii and that , iio Joke. Gunn i. ready to wonr the inti-ii il . lidwards, Hlackstoek Francis, r Willey, p New Dark Looms On ii Of Heavies’ Law n Tennis A sso cia tio n Is Stum pedln N a m in g M a te For T il deIn 7 ournam en Totals 2(1 :i :t 27 t:s (• xilalted for R. Allen in titb. xxlintted for Fergus in Utli. Score hy innings: .Sanford .. l (ill (Hid ill0 t Tnmyin «0:i 000 H0x :i Summary—Two base hit: Myei ; sacrifices; Doran, Messncr, Ed­ wards, Double plays; Beasley t • II) DAVIII J. W ALSH m:d. of Messncr; Frishic to Myers; IT i -- IN T E R N A T IO N A L NEW S SLR- • xpi-ctci hie to Mydrn to Bailey. Left o:i VI( '■ Si'OR 18 EDI r o ll 11. bases: Sanford, H; Tun* pa, 0. Bn. <• NEW fOKK \ ig. Id. That th ■ Hunter on halls: O ff MrCInnnnhnn, 5; United Si.tluh lawn tennis assort- h:, - the Fergus, 5; Willey, I. Struck on : ai t u is about lit the end of its let- ii’ the v By McCInnnnhnn, I : Fergus, I her in the matter of finding a pariit mi Willey, 4. Hits: Ofr McCInnnnhai, net for Tib'en in I l f Davit cup ; in- ntiop <• I In 2 innings (I out in third) • r !c*j w in virtually admitted in of- that pot o ff Fergus 2 in <i. Hit by pitcher, tiiial circles today. Rill Johnston, Ing of I hy McClaniiuhan (W illoy), by Fee- it seems, is not here for the cup the cum gu s(Messncr). Loving pitcher, M tiinlti bar-mu- hr thinkti he ran hrl- Wil'lan: Glanflahnn. Umpires. |.ohr and ter inepare himnelf on the com». ■ it nn Rephun. Time, 1:45. In other word.., Johnston is a-«H- Norris lag III* committee to pick hm, w< k> ■ip lit Iiusuen, an^l tile roimniiDv i i,-rri'< v/ouhl very murh like to refaw, i. in i|,i !h Jolmnton appears on the pinm . '»Ii * a week IcfoiT the nintcIicm Mari. an at lie lias intimated Ic will, tiie clun- . mu I. • cc.s are somewhat Ic llri than » -cu n’t h i that he vrill Kt.d the i " i c l y a . ! t ■.r -*;i:t v ' i : i 11 start pa ing nut lh : cards. "W e me up ugaiiist it in John- I •*■. i .i N A T IO N A L LEAGUE (.toil’s taac," one of the laid.iri ' af- *• • Philadelphia 11; Rost on 12 fit ial'i of the unsocial ion declared M ali Others not scheduled. lod iy. "\Ve can't pick him without in1;: ■ i soring him, can wo?” !) id p, AM ERIC AN I.KAGl E The .answer. moHlly, Is y. -, pro- i< tdd |! No-no Bcbeduled. vidrd the other candidates for th-t . -*;: t- t>. SO UTH EASTERN I ' V t F :.pait dyii'i give more convincing i mud i Rt-lma R-4; Columbus iMI. uroof o f Ihtdr eligibility than thvy.i i a ruAlbany 4-1; Jacksonville 7. have preiieiitc I P dute. George Lott :• pie Waycrosn H; Savannah 7. 1i.i I- l.nv' Me in iDvIglit Bids Gilt oi* a a Pensacola 4; Mont«oiv..-ry D. , lie blow n dert ion to Francis T. knows I Hunter ye. I •ril i ami a inaii who t :i ( •,, FLORIDA KTNTE IJl.Mil i an’t bt-al a hunter can't heat tip.* {'oil ii Tiiinpa A) Sanford I. Fr nrh. > • . Uthecs, ruin. Hunter lau *‘t mmli of a rdiaii o 'I In•■•pine in Ic itedes, either, lit-will v lu-cr i SOUTHERN 1.1 Mi l l be Tildi-a'i- parti.--r in the drudileu r.. bir Atlaptn 2; Little Rock 0. N ew Orlcnti't 0; ( hj'D nm Mobile 7; Nm-livilb- .‘I. Birmiugb.-iiti I Mcmplii J. Results Of Games AM ERIC AN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis 5-.'t: Emd vllI<• ! , Milwaukee J; (b-liimbti-v 11, Kansas Oil. (i; Toledo l. Other, not scheduled. * The vvt tern ilubs ,.f tlv- Nation­ al l.v igue b gin t h d r final luvntii-•:» of Hit- east, today aurl the hotU-id fight of the hea-Min i-t in pros* p.-cl. ’t I e i U rf apparition l" the invade!: will be furnished by the Mew York t innt-, who liuvo been playing tin- In i ball in the lea-rue. ’I he Giants, thice i:ame' behind tin- si i-nd-plnce Pirates end eii:h' giime.v belitiid tl.u league Icndinx Cubs, tiiUst bowl ov-'i* one club nl ter muM her in order have r. chance for the llag. IN TE R N ATM *\ \|. I l. M.t t Buffalo 5-0: Newark t! I, Syracuse 0-2: Readin.-r I 't. Rochester K 2; Bnltlnioro 4 n Turuntu 6; Jersey City tl. League Stundirurs The vcs.ern team mtiy rt:-i!;e n tartar In Hustoi. Tin Braves have won f-'..- nf ih Ir ii. t eight gat ■ end me fighting f.»r sixth plucc. In Phibi R'lphiu mul P.rook\lu, I ivv over, the invaders face iiofi pick­ ings. Indications me that the « *vif*•. who It-gill « s 'tic . wit It llroiAlyn ltotisy, will lucre., e their fi'c-yam lend over th-» I’ irates tiKh’- at the flurt, in- t*:cy have h»-it oid> two o , ................the Robin • nil • on. Stinfnid N?iumi Orlando Safusolu .. Totuna St. Petersburg New York Waahingt- ii Detroit Philadelphia Chicago 'Cleveland . Nt. Louts N A T IO N A L lijll 550 f»4! .177 4”;t LE A D ! I Chicago Pittsburgh SI. Louis New York . Cincinnati Btooklyn Boston Philadelphia Coming Star of Yankee Hurlers PilUl urgh nln.c.t Ii’i-v- York today and the C inlim ds, who tinil the Pirates by two gmnes uni lead the Gianlh |.y otic game, ta kl the Brave .’170 A l f i ' .stern club- o f tile Am .’127 j erir^an l.t-ogia go west, tl:-- Yaa lacs Invc the |cn,.nui practlrully climliril. Tlu-y are sporting a lead VI. o f EJ game*. The llgers m.d the O.'ld Atlili li will cake a final effort f,h*.lo wi'crt wuciiui pin v fric; Wu;' H u m : a job boxing wtlb the rapii'ity of a • light w igh t, (■' Kiev never gave i ’ pi.iu-y ti chain e lo get si id -d. • -it; ing from their cornel v illi i tl|.. ii|ii iiin:' gong, the men ex­ it d t -red lefts mid rights without u dam*'pc. A clinch follower!. • Ti- u Maloney n ulerlonk to force 1 D- fighting lull the negro started • i Til'ite- In. Two left hoot . to the 1 I edy nr-l jew rud a light rro«s ■ ibaiH'd Miiloeey over lh*- rojii-.r ■ v Ifh tic- negro nn top of hk;i. I'id.ttigling liimsclf from tha i i Godfte" prang buck lo 'he i.' r of l! • bing t»»i | lb- rebound • I tin- rope hnr'erl M-dotu.-y fa— 1 f i -* I t • t h • floor. There In- lay mtitloal: st, while rcfi-tcc Tommy Reillv •o ir.ti'd him out. r M in n ie s YE l’E R l)A \ '8 HOME RUNS N A ’i I ON A I. LEAGUE ■layer «'.• t lab Nuiuhcr Tot •mrider, llr-i*.- i I 7. W l .a Phi lb • t 2. AM ERICAN I.EM U E T im b e re d Lands M a y Help C o n tro l M iss is sip p i High W a te r, S ay U .S : Forester , DENVER, A uk. 17. (1NS8)— “ No feeding it into the stream. »W , ill.' can assert that tho conditions I he decayed litter tciicath <>1 this vnst land surface, or the da- trees and bushes act ns a fpobm ;;iec o f care or neglect which it re- for holding rain water, also ^ "E very forest fire in the Mio. i oivi have no b at Ing on the flow o| the Mississippi River,” stated i.ssippi basin tends, sooner or £ Colonel William 11. Grecly, c hief er, to augment flood conditio^ _ the Colonel. of the forest service United States, continued Department of Agriculture, recent­ abandoned or neglected pi«*2 ly in dimirfsing the flood situation poor hilsido farm land haj a, and posible prevention of future same tendency. Dcslrustlve |3a. nature. ( boring or overgra* calamities of a similar ’ “ basin lias, he naked soil behind The Mississippi says, about 81*,<>00 (Hill acres of to contribute, at one time or u denuded land which 1ms little nr other to some flood crest. no utility except for growing t11ini-1 . “ Behind and BUppIcincnUa* tu levees or other structures ^ bed. Hy the rational use n*f this, ' land Grecly secs the■ only pu*h I must be built, we get back to S hy which floods can be i controlled land. And wo should not fail ♦. I restore us far as it may he djJ in the future. ,,( H derived from dc- *J‘l> naluriil storage and protwii* “ Any benefit annot be secured o v e r 'Jr‘ » » erosion that may he drrnr| fmostnlion ca... night. They will come through a ! front common-sense and pract:c3 in our everyday Ufc long space of time. Hence forcs's' wisdom cannot be substituted for the on*| gineerinif structures upon wide' cur main reliance must be placed; for controllng heavy flood dis­ charges. They can supplement tlrm.s or levees, but cannot take their place," continued Grecly. "In dealing with this prbolcm for­ estry should he the handmaiden engineering, hut as a handmaiden DKTUCHT, A hi;. |i»._cINS)— it has a valuable service to offer.” Attention o f experts in ihr ,-J iron, and other metal indu»lr£ Grecly does not nil over the world will focus <i changes in the use Dttroll the week of September !l t - > MIA V _____________________J dcvelopmau •face could prevent 'j l ’en the year's Tl-.- i i He" American League pitching averages? Sure, nml It is tl ioughout the industry will f, usually heavy rains join '.'<irgo I’lpgras of Hie New York Yankees, who Is ntop of convinced Hint tin-1 exchanged through dozens of t«v ’em all. Tills youngster promlsis In he the Mar of the Yankees’ written »f land can do much ' ideal ,papers . ..........by some ,f pitching staff next sensou. danger. Such use'the world's leading metal ntudetu of value, ho points! According to W II. KImbsux - n timber supply,a |secretary of the / American Societj forage, the saving for Steel Treating, who is arraB;. and the prescrv.i* inf. the ninth annual Natiosil \ |Steel and Machine Tool Krpori f control of la rg e ,ion more than 2.ri,(H)ii rcteatiiti' " repeated Grce- and executives will nttond tl* ley, "rests with the engineer.” various technical session that «1 Greeley urged that when th e'he held during the expedites. , study of flood control measures is j Foreign contributors of paptn t:i der way attention be given to a to tiu ie sessions will Inrlude: W, r iic n H y H allroatls K xpccsurvey of the forested, denuded, II. Hatfield o f Brown-Firth Re mid abandoned farm lands in the siaich laboratories, SheffkR' It-d T o R esu lt In Suhslansntajor sport Mississippi basin. Such a survey England; J. S. G. I'riinmsr. Mu­ t till Jncrcanes In F rc ig h l le, ;t7.r< were could point the way for forestry to Chester, England, wan will hire R a le s T o AH I ’ a r ls O fF lo t it!a vere tied 150 m,' the situation and nUo with It ns bin subject; “ Practical Kiprr-: Wolvenues ii ns a basis, Greeley would he aide ience in Heat Treatment of Win . ORLANDO, Flu., Aug. Ifl.(lN S ) • nearly 75 per to formulate specific recommends- hy the Patenting Process;" Pr. I’cn-molity tales ltetwcen Fall lions or the guidance of Federal Kntaro Honda and I’rnf. S.vuki fcinia un i th peninsula of Florida agencies in administering or re- Miurn, both o f Tohoku Imprcd lire to b" eaiuelh-rl Wept. 2D. i hi '111l -S n.od.ding the present forestry laws. University, Sendai, .Inpan, xko*» v !i effect all carload receivers in Forests Are Needed subject will ho "Thu iictcncba'* i -ntral Fjoriila. col lack Grecly explained how ..... ' Ion o f the Heterogeneous F*M Information to this effect im i*l1•’ !'<> vc- |,lay nn important part in regulat- in Iron-Nickel Alloys; Q>t. Jl In n received by tin. growers and •njr the flow of streams. Not only Helaieu, native of Russia, now ti 1 1fnj ers 1<ague of Florida, who l i n -’ do they prevent too rnytid melting Qiaert's Gate, London, on ‘‘Grain u.il file request for sunpensinu i . ith tin- interstate commerce com­ : il: lion itk r- -ill as supplement 1 -H-nibcrs o f the uniffs making the eluitee arc rciidvcd. According to .1. Gut-tis Rid»inson.| manager of the Icngne, this action •»*i Hit- part of southr rn railmadr j ill r-stdt in substantial inrrean . n rates to all joints in Florida! • uth of a line drown east to west i i mi J.irksonville to river junction] I loridn. j \t the t re cut time thr. ugh rates i ..re pul lished between t'uilfoi nia | .i-'il all Florida points mi fresh veg- | etahloJ con tnneil here after our a ion i-1over. There are through ites on ib-lii'jiiti* frni's from Caltfomin and aoples and |icnrs from Dpt-gon mid WnsldngtMi many him­ ' --I of carbinds of wliicji r• di:.- ' t ' til--! auiiualljr in Florida. Hundre s of carloads of canned 1 - • oils are now received annually I t-y differ.-nt wholesale grocer.- i-i t rifiu i liralilicH In the Florida! S te e l L e a d e r s Will G a t h e r I n Detroit F o r A n n u a l Session oral Forces (hi rat Lakes Join War On Rum < I.EVE LAND, Aug. 10. — (l\ - , ,„nt;o| A rlm-cr co-ordination of tinGrunt Lakes Border Patrol, Cu l-ms Service mil Priddliithm I , , , i . nod pos-dilly an nmnlgam-ij| | Hon of the tlir-c, is expeeb-d, f-d 7 _ I wing a rvey by a congressi ' J'lC t 1 p-.ntv <f inspection, li-xub-d * li Curl White, ussistant S'-crt-lat • of Labor. NJ j The purtv which visited Clcve,tidal Dcii' ii mid other lake citb 'PB O R . Mich. Aug. 1(5— i' expected t-< make rccomnn-nd: (IN S ) Mithignn, nn acknovvlcdgthins for ‘‘ iioiiitiiig up" the servii «..J jnm of intereollegiate utlilce remlerci! P\- th«> various foric tics in '• tern C’linfeienco will which vvutel: the Great Lakes I t enter l'J27-28 varsity progrumo j d-r to gu.ud against smuggling of ic x t n liniinr un-1 other goods. I scored The chief purpose • f the move the tit will tic- economy, White •>,uti—, four n pointing - at that the BorderPi trol, the Prohibition forces and tic r4J:ix I Curtonis Service all devote m. li , ,11 tlu-ir time t> watching for rum Michifi lunner.-. v\ re-orgnnization, be ji^rlf I believe*, would tend to make tln-'ihehn goventment’s vigil along the l ike four n more efL aent and less expensive, tho bn Milton W. Khrcvc, I'eniuvlvai, i , 'elded t chnrinnn of tlu- eongreasiniud sub. ,,12-tnn. - o.iimilt-e "ii tlo* Mppropriati.'iiHj basket Congreskinun Milton H. Oliver, ■ Kirs Aluh.'imu; Anthony J. G riffin ,'jpbaiu New York, Paul Malone, secretary iu-i-uivi < f Hu cn.m ittee; and Mnj. Melvin {,,r griddeis Jones repreeenting the Bureau of |;;i( k Pnidu<lilt- Budget. i f u to and i 11 you re a t c 1c p h o n o. subscriber sim ply lilt the hook, ask fo r 148 ami state your request. I t ’s a service that makes it com paratively easy fo r you to insert youi advertisem ent. And u ant ads o ffe r the solution to many a problem. There's alw ays someone o::::er to buy, sell or trade; someone who has a service to o ffe r . Results are certain and the cost is quite mod- all Before l / o'clock l or The Day’s Insertion Tiie Sanford Herald JACKSONVILLE —Rapid prog re FO R TU NE T E L L E R : I n . t I'Cing dunk' on n w niunUipid ail tu!i, rtout women Uot'Vem* you and poll. >«ur husband. F?i-j follows Itltp everywhere. W A q cH lJ L A Blnckworlh lum . CLIENT: I’m iriy f. i |u-r then I - i t ’liMpaii) n .ttin t; t.i-p- v.ni -•lui’x a povtinau. i';*i-Jiig Ghavr. house hue. 1 . ..1,.. �W E D N E S D A Y , A U G U S T 17. 1927. The S an ford H erald w r r »IN n »e»» n f»»l Sunday a t S a n l a r d , F l o r i d a 111 M a x a n l l a A r r a u r . It Inis been Haiti that no matter how .serious a m atter ' may he, it is not without its humorous side-This has been K ilrH d a * Serna# r la a a M a tte r , found to be true in more.than one instance. W e are thinking Or f r e e r IT , l a t a , a t I b e P o a t o f f l r * question, or rather at R a a f a r # . I’ l o r M a , a n d e r A r t of about yesterday’s election 911 the canal f n a i r r a * o f M a r c h , ft, tn tT . sonic incidents in connection with it. We would not recall w o l i .a n d t>. OBAN.__ r .n iT o n these thing* in an effort to embarrass anyone, hut rather n iiflWAnti nrtto ____ m a n a o b i i K i l l l , B K. J 0 M B 1 , M a a a i l n * K dlU u with the idea of presenting some of the conflicting emotions nnd feelings that seize people in the excitement o f deciding an ■ I 'llflC H IF T lO X l U T K t rr.oo >‘ ai> T e a r -----important issue. _ *a.»o » i » .Moat ha. . „ S I.7S T h re e M eatka There is the instance where six votes were east in one • .IS I l f f'n rrlei p er w e e k 12.00 precinct and the poll officials, forgetful o f legal requirements. W e e k ly e d l t l i a per T e a r a h * H e r a l d . Snnknrd'a p i o n e e r a r w * - locked the ballot box and brought it to town at noon. Th e ex-, poprr, ■ jh o c rll.fr to lk < I n l e r a a • lunal S e m B e r r le e . r e r e l e l n * I m m plnnntion for this unusual and perhaps unprecedented proce«*j%o . o a p e r m r ..aerro _ o f B « n 1 » a l l o » dure was, “ Well, we voted all the votes that were to he voted m e a t y thuuaaiad w o r d * d o l l y e o r e r toar a ll I k e l e a d l n a e T c a l o « f I k e e n ­ out there, and we thought we might ns well bring ’em into t i r e w e r l A - T h e I. J*. II. lo r a p e c l a l town.” The group was instructed to return to their precinct ly eft Id ea* H F l o r i d a and tin -Mnnnrr o f h n n d l l a c o l n l e a r w o lo and reopen the box and keep it open until sundown. The in­ w lth o a t rqaal. cident caused a great deal o f amusement at the court house. . . T h e H e ra ld U a m em ber o f Ike A a d l t I 'w r e n a o f C l r e a l a t l a a o , an Last night The Herald office was beseiged with queries Interan llon n l A o oorlallo n o f I 'n h t : »k e r o . A d i e r t l a e r o nnd A d » e r « l * l n a as to the election results- Two of them stand out in our mem­ A a en lr taNk-h , r q u l r -* each l * a » . jioh er-n irm b er to • A b a 'll to a ory ns being among the funniest o f our experiences. In one of teoru-tich au d it o f an ba rrip tlnn llo io them the telephone conversation went something like this: la ..rd r r t e e r i l y a b o o l a l e l y a ll •la I mo of -«rea la llo a n» w ell ■ “ "Mow'd the election go?" I l i i n r . i l . a o l n e w m e lt - * # A “ The canal was lost hy a m ajority of 28!) for the whole I W BUNKS DAY A l G l ST 17, l ‘»27 district.” • ______ _ . . “ Wnl, which side won?" lilt. i i f i i a m V s I'limiHAH I f Uruoomt hi f i l l and ruonlr ad Tho other incident concerns an old lady who said she ■nlal-t ration. S.—lire per nalrr roalro to Jarkioa. lives in the country. She called The Herald hy telephone and ♦III*. . . , t._ronotrarllni. „ f SI, Joaat lad or this is the way one o f the telephone operators heard it as •liter la a il she listened in : •_|,,nn*arntl<in nl monthly “ FaT’ "W ho won the election?” ap IVeeh." p._ atioroimu of balliflna pre"Th e canal was defeated in both counties.” I r a n , —hinora, holrlo, oporimraf hoaoro. "W h at did you say?" a — A I.'uioaoanlly a.'hrat, a —t oioi'leiloo ol cily beaatlflra* "T h e canal failed to pass in either county." floa proaram. "Thank God," said the lady with evident feeling. e —A new *.ud modern huopltal “ Why do you feel that way about it? " she was asked B1HLK VERSE FOR TO D AY "M y taxes was .‘570 higher this year than last year and if THE E XCELLENCY OF GOD'S the canal was built’ Lord knows where they’d gone. That N A M E :— 0 Lord our Lord, how Seminole County Hank went and closed and I ain’t got a pen­ excellent Is thy name in nil the cnrthl who hunt set thy glory up­ n y " Somehow or other it didn’t seem like an election to us. on the heavens, Psnlm 8:1. There was no torchlight procession to announce the results. P R A Y E R :—O Thou Spirit of light and Truth, open our eyes to Nn one .stole quietly lip the alley and broke any of our winsec Thy Revelation constantly. I (lows. There was no grave digging in front o f our office nnd this morning wo failed to find any crepe on the door. We novThere’s many a lightweight or |,cn n j 0nc note o f that "B ye’ bye Blackbird" parody and in who's hcRvy-hcsrtcd. many other ways it just didn't seem like an election to us. -----o- ------------- - V. . , 1$! 1 ill. Sam ’s A ce in flic* Hole As Brisbane Sees It j Ellon J. Houghton Architect The Way Of A Ship. Mark Twain Would Wonder, ling And Perfume Ladies. And Only One Star. H y ARTlIUr. C op yriab i i » * t Kir.-r M >’|. BCnk ,,, **nMord, Fla *' 0KI8BANB nr star Cn. S p e c ia l f o r this W eeki TH E W A Y OF A SH IP in tho midst of tho son has chnnged since Solomon, the son of David, wrote his proverbs. The hardy Phoeni­ cian bringing precious freight for , nnd the AmcriGem Gcncrnl GrantMnrk Twnjn period wo uld wonder nt the ships of 1U27. TH IS IS W R ITT E N on tho Aquitanin, one of many flouting cities that cross the ocean, ns free from Romance ns the moving pic­ tures on deck A. W hoover lias crossed in old days, rubs his eyes, like Hip Van Winkle. T ir e s fo n e Built ALONG THE DECK, much wider than Fifth Avenue’s sidewalk, nnd almost as steady, comes a wheezy, short, fa t‘ lady, lending a small dog to match, with all its owners qunlit!es, plus a disposition to snap at passing legs. They turn at the no­ tice, “ No dogs allowed forward of this sign." CO U RIER BALLOONS 2 9 x 440 TUB DOG WEARS a beautiful ribbon, the lady, possibly a grand­ mother, wonrs brilliant pink stock­ ings, of such high visibility that an old time enptuin might put her in irons. Much gold on her dress, nnd nil her checks, profusely spread tin rouge that Jnznhol wore in Ra­ cine's description, pour reparcr, des nils irreparable outrage. -$ 7 .4 0 Seminole Tire Shop T H A T MODERN Seafaring lady passes, and here comes another, III years younger, HI times worse. As she passes, in bright red, she scat­ ters idl the perfumes of Arabia, which arc the worst stickiest per­ fumes on earth, nnd smokes an os­ tentatious cigarette. I Flrrslunr Tire* III West First S tm t vmO TUB I'lG A R B TTB LS tim'd ns a wand, waved to emphasize a s|iecch that she is making, deeply appre­ ciated hy a young man with black, *A .Suhslanlinl J e w e le r sleek, greasy hair, a stomach cav­ 1 1 * O * V l i u L i L » ing inward, a foreign accent, and in n SnhsL'intial C ily ' no more hack head than a Russian LOS M a g n o l i a , .. wolf hound. The young woman’s father pro­ bably lias money. Thousands spend a week in this It's hard to"find a man these days |budfrctecl so that they will receive the- greatest amount o f floating hotel, not realizing that who’s got money, but It’s n lot benefit from it / Do they investigate their advertising medHay are on the ocean until the fog hnrder to find one having it who'll fa as they would their managers when hiring them? |e in blows, then some say “ I don’t *dm * l' _o_____ i A big Kansas retailer does, and as the result of these* like that sound.” Tho more nerv112 K. Second St. It li getting to the point where practices, lie has compiled the fallowing points which he e o n -itl1, drawn tin- fog horn with two you are simply « nobody if a bomb tends have helped him tremendously in becoming a success,!l1 h‘ JA C K S O N has not been exploded on f||, . Phone <il 1 MODERN AM ERICAN Wealth front porch. (1 ) I advertise regularly. Every issue o f the In.s changed ships into cocktail and The vacation season turned out breakfast tood emporiums. There | paper takes my story to its readers. lo be shorter than some of us an-1 arc dll kinds of mucous membrane (2 ) I make every ad look like mine. Years ago I tlcipated when wc postponed ours destroyers listed as cocktails on adopted a distinctive style, and have stuck to it. a few weeks. I the smoking mom program, nqd1 --------o-------(,1 ) I put into newspaper advertising a definite * indignant llritishers on their own A fter tho battle in Soldiers ship wade through a list of Amer­ proportion o f my gross sales. I fix this at the begin­ Field, Dempsey nnd Tunney will j ican breakfast foods that amuzes ning o f the year. divide a gate of about two million , and outrages them. (•1 ) I brighten my ads with frequent illustratdollars. Then Dempsey will lie giv­ en the gate. . ions either luimcrous or practical. AT THIS MOMENT comes a ra­ --------o-------(5) I am careful to never overproipise. When I dio from International News tier-’ Reading the newspaper iiecounts vice; ‘‘German pilots, Bdzard and make claims I hack them up with reasons. r f the Hacco-Vanzotti rase, an un­ l i y O rder o f the C ity Commission Frisch, flying Junkers machine, biased person cannot help but feel (li) I think advertising all the time. I buy goods lent Chamberlin's endurance re­ time fo r payment o f City Taxes that these radicals arc nt least en­ tlr#*. will advertise well. Sometimes I buy goods for cord, flying f>2 hours, 12 minutes."j titled {to another trial. their advertising value, without extra costs has been ex­ You thank heaven that soon we o-------(7) I get good display for my ads hy seeing that shall fly to Europe, escaping the of the Sanford tended to Septem ber 1, 1927. team probably thinks dog and perfume ladies. Vain hope. the copy is in the newspaper office in plenty o f time. Cotton Knnupp of Miami They will be on the airplane, prom­ ( 8 ) Whenever possible, I carry the nationally is a better boxer thun he enading a deck nbqye tile clouds, advertised goods that are advertised in my own imp­ husemnn.— Miami Reach as soon as planes are n little big­ el-. I feature them. ger. Wcll, another election hassafely ( passed. One more to go. The Tim e To A dvertise 4Vi > ■O ■— Sacco breaks fast— headline. At the rate he’sbeen breaking he We wonder how many Sanford merchants take their ought to be broke pretty soon. advertising seriously. We mean, do they treat il as they do ------------------With the death of J. Ogden Ar- Ote oilier phases o f their business. Do they study it as they mour Is tho passing of another of do their stocks? Do they budget their advertising costs ns America’s great industrial giants, j they do their other expenses? Do they spend the money so H f VIELE W e Don’t Mean To Be Boastful But Wc tlon'l believe >uu ran pt service, materials or prico Hull will measure up In the LOANSii: Notice To City Tax Payers! standard maintained In cy­ an order is a test, try us now! TH E Y A R D WITH A M IL L B A C K I N G P h o n e 135 Holly A v c „ at B ond Grade Y ard D ih , 1 2 th, i.'itii sts Zip Scrvirt Ellen H o y , Tax Collector. President Coolidgc nays lie is not considering the chairmanship o f the United States Steel Corpor­ ation or the presidency of Amherst College. He didn’t say that lie dirt not "choose to be chairman." ■ n No ‘matter what tlir line of rea­ soning on the long and short haul rate with railroads, they always get the long haul when it comes to c-arT.—Orlando Reporter-Star. Trust the railroads to get theirs always, t • * ■-o-------Lindbergh has been ordered to restrain his "selling the air” activi­ ties to four hours duily. He is find­ ing tho strain ofl constant adulat­ ion by great crowds more telling on hiq health than flying all night across the Atlantic. -------- o-------If poyle Carlton keeps ufter Fons 'Hathaway, tho gubernator­ ial campaign may get under way before long.—Sanford Herald. Doylo Carlt«n's campaign is al­ ready under way, and hitting on all six.—S’dmpu Times. Wc thought there rfw» re only five so far. (R) I always plan my window and counter dis­ plays to link lip with my newspaper advertising. Each helps I he ot her(ID ) My salespeople hark up my advertising. They often help with suggestions for il and I see to it that I hey always read it. The Kansas man might have added another point which he evidently forgot. When business is had. we feel tjure Dial ho advertises more ahundcntly than ever. When people are short o f ready cash, the only way to make them buy is to set before them through the columns o f the newspaper in­ ducements which cannot he resisted. ■n,,r, i» im reason why there Hho.,1.1 In, n slum,, in ImniI1CMH in S llllioi (I liuu.Al IIIIIKO yoill stocks to suit till* pocket* hooks o f your customers. When their poeketliooks are lean. have something on your shelves to si'll them which is cheap. Then advertise it. Let the people know that it is there. They will do the rest. ' th in k , merchants! Is it not a good time to advertise/ <) A D V E R T IS IN G A B R O A D M IAM I HERALD Civilization today is preceded l»y , of things which heretofore the avudvertisiug. Progress of the race is erage European has regarded as pan pour mid, or hopelessly nut of Paramount issue today in bused upon the improvement in liv­ hi:t reach." ing conditions, M ini this is dcvolFloriaa? and everywhere else, is As a result even tile hath tub is plain,Ordinary honesty in public o f­ o|»ed through education, the desire fice. It la far better to support an for grrater comforts, conveniences invading French homes. Household honest Jnan with whom you die- and luxuriea.The demhud for these conveniences and appliances, busi­ ngreefop certain public questions is create! hy advertising. Without ness atid habits are being effected. than a Viishonest one with whom the demand there would he no use It extends to real estate, for Mr. you do i agree.—Jacksonville Jour­ in devising and producing, and in­ Ilcrvier asserts: nal. ’ dustry would lie idle. Consequently " I he beautiful advertisements —o----America’s remarkable advance­ accompany tlie more stable pro­ HONtl ,t)F M AN ON VACATION ment may he traced in no small do- jects for booming Florida riot only greo to the advertising and media drew hug“ investments front Hush, little ten spot, I tench people lo my own knowl­ Doa't. you cry. in which it appears. You wnd me must The American advert lament is edge, Init set up a new custom of 8ajf goodbye.— Times-Union now spreading its influence in laud dcvelupomcnt in France. The t... ............Europe, .............which ......... is „ ........ 'vl'° arc developing new ropost-war graduHush/ little ten spot, aliy'icactlng Yo thut 'edueii'tiim'. The ' J * *’ * * .l,lu\ li i1 vler“ ' V '"1, tur"W hirr you from? American ndvertisment fascinatesi t k " 1 African colonies inI ain’t seen you ccntlncntal Europeans, declares ' an. e.-nstanl students &inte Kingdom come. Paul Hervicr, secretary-general o f " " /'" " ,' ' , an magazines nnd their * t — — o-------the Puris Evening Inslrnnsigeunt 'V . advertisements, their ing Instrnusig I f Doyle Carlton keom i after and well-known editor ami author, |iilures of modern building.* and Fons Hathaway, the guhernator-. ln „ rt.M.uri.h report Issued hy the astounding equipment." I bus new Florida educates the l • " ........ .. ............. » • Did World. Europe capitulates to That's right. Carlton wants Hath- ' ] ‘ , the American invasion, an invssI he American advertisements aw ayito let the people of Florida on not of battleships and armies, know whether he intends to make chief accomplishment bus been to but one of advertising hacked hy jolt the European mcrehunt and in­ the race, and if ao whether he in­ American industry, commerce and tends ta use his office and the dividual alike out of their old class finance. Advertising has become peopla’a money as a vehicle.— Gain- rut. That is, it has uwakoned the one of the great educational forces sviliaoun. idea of personal possession and use |of the present age. IN OLD DAYS AFTER Dari: entimentnl young people stood whispering behind the wheel lions,. The older, more serious, looked at the starry sky, muttering about An turn: . Orion and Pieludes and the chamber: of the south. DirectJMWaterRoute to T H A T IS •“ OLD S T U F F " now. There is no wheel house accessible on a modern ship, and you are not supposed to look at the stars. The billy one of six decks from which they can be seen is dark nt 1 , "Z 2 S NEW YORK N Z J T H \ T »K.X there* in to interrupt your musing' 'y falling over shuffle hoards ar '"'Ration gi'mis f«r golfers. Y0R1 Calling at Charltiton rverv Monday, rtuiroday and Saturday at 3 P. M Cherokee August 22 September Mohawk August 2fi Septrmbei Algrnquin August lit 27 September . .Seminole August 20 2!> September Friduy'., Sailing Direct ■Utside tile dining salon, shows her pretty tiny nose, pressed close to tin noso( tip of some gentleman. The sign* says Pola Negri “ Good and Naughty.” IN TUB SMOKING Room pools are auctioned on the ship's daily run, the pools running in thousands of dollars. The chief stunking room steward, generally remi inhered by tho winner o f each pool, gets twice as much as the ship’s captain. That also is modern. Many a bootlegger gets four times as much as tho President of the United States E W E S T and most luxurious coastwisi steamers afloat offer you comfort ani convenience supreme. SAILINGS FROM JACKSONVILLE TO NEW ,,no **tar ‘ V"ouKh\ r '‘ ""V lo ‘f / ”®'* soulful. Her picture, in colors, ju»t S p e c ia l S u m m e r S e r v ic e , • 1 \ | j j ' J A C K S O N V IL L E FROM JACKSON VILE Every Tuesday I |\ M. and M I A M I FROM MIAMI Every Thursday I" A. M. SUMMER FARES FROM JACKSONVILLE To New York City....... $36.54 one way To Charleston,S. C ..... $12.00 M •• To Boston, M an ........ $42.82 " « $St). I ft round trip $1«.00 “ •• $72 18 *> T O M IA M I SKI.17 E A C H W A Y •I (trough tickets nnd baggage checked ’ ON THIS VOYAGE Mr. Newmurk and Mr. Lehmun display strange knowledge ns to how fast a ship will go. Martin ( ’unboy, of New 1 ork. looks on and says it’s too complicated and not worth the bothcr ""D '-w . IN SPITE OK Iaulies and dogs, modern travel is faster, safer, mora comfortable. You have a room with real beds nnd windows, and higher above sea level than much of the land on I/mg Island. Waves cannot reach you. News comes through the ether from both shores, and unlike the brother of old Jorome. o f Travers and Jerome, you don't wnit ten days to learn thut Wall Street has ruined you. You know it the same day. la a l l p r i n c i p a l n or t hat n r N .i.1 , Summer Gxercusion Now On Sale O u r Final D istrib u tin g Station Electric energy Is transpo rted from huge super-power electric gen­ erating stations through sub stntIons, distributing systems and trans­ formers Into your home, where it Is finally distributed to every outlet In every room. W o make available Iho flo w o f oloetrlc currant lo your m eter and from there It It la under your control. It frequently happens, when trouble exists on the customer’s premises and too much electric current is consumed, that we are blamed. This is something th at wo cannot control and you can. It pays to check up your consump­ tion frequently. Learn to read your meter. Return Limit Oct. 31, 11*27 Trontportotlon Include* m o i l ono mam* *<o.rrnra» berth! other *tawroom * o f preferred location knd * i „ ■ Ith o f without prlvot* Iovolocy.n 1 itviwer. a l » oullc* wilh twin orjdoubl* bed* and pc.vat* bath at v*r>in» r i l l * tliar get. Perfect dining aervir* — table* m »y be • *,ved for two, four, *i* ot tight p «i*o o t O n b c it i. \m cerUand daiteinf. f a t fu r th e r I n l o t m o rio n . fte ,e r > * r ,n „ ( Tickata. ale., a/ p l , to C L Y D E LIME J. B. C A L D E R , A gen t. Sanford, Fla. WM. IL CLEMENTS, Dist. Passenger Agent, Jacksonville, Fla. T,|qj U » o Eloctrrity, your cheapest eervant. 1 �. ’SW pAGE TH E SANFO RD H E R A LD . W E D N E S D A Y . A U G U ST 17, 192?, 117.40. ySocial and Personal office Telephone 148 S o c ia l Calender THURSD AY ,erial meeting o f tho Rebecwill be belli at 8 ’ o’clock at the I'cllow’li hall over the Husket. IIcImeca is asked to In* |>roi . hot tie Mnhin, stale preswill be in nttendiincc. F it lliA )’ Ljtub.r meeting o f the \V. T. A1|| be held lit 3 o'clock at tin* L „( Mrs. it. I ’. Maxwell on ih Street. Elton Moughlonxleft Tuea* (t,r Jacksonville where she will a few days. MRS. FRED S. D AIGEIL SOCIETY E D ITO R Mrs. George \V. ICvans! Entertains A t Bridge On W ednesday N ight Rc.sidence Telephone 859 Touching Up a Few Fences An unusually enjoyable affair jnf Ibis week was tin* informal i bridge parly given Wednesday evening uy Mrs. George \V. Evans i nl her home HUH I'almetto Avenue, | A fter an interesting game of bridge hail been played, the h<< tved stuffed stuffi ess served apples, marg­ uerites and iced tea as refresh­ ments. It was decided by those present that they would form a little club ami meet each Tuesday. The players were: Mrs. Roliert Williams, Mrs. Troy Ray, Mrs. Merriweather (I. Lewis and Mrs. George W. I"vans. BANDCONCERT FeiTuti of Euslis spent tlie fm day ns the guest of his Mis. I). L. Thrasher, Program for ( ’onrert at the I!. Downing left Tuesday for Band Shell Thursday Aug. 18th nine at llattisbiirg, Miss., 1927 H P. M. J ob Rcizenatcin Conductor-------lie will spend some time. Messrs Ruslitull & Trea. Soloists Salutation, The Star Spnngled i . Alice Peters left Tuesday rlando where she will visit as Banner, by Key. t. March, Second Rcgl. Conn., by l*ii.: t of Mrs. W. R. Rowland. Reeves. Hu.,i.(| Williams o f Tumpu J. Overture, "Jupiters Curniviil” tbc week end in Sanford with by lie ran rd. ter .Miss Nouie Williams. :l.A. Serenade, "D ’Ainour,” by Vim Itlon. Ilruee Anderson returned 3.B. Fox Trot, "Take in the Sun" binday from t'olumhia, K. by Harry Woods. i. : be inis been visiting re■I. Clarinet Duett, “ Song o f the Nests" by Hunt. i Ihimb man llushnell and Tren.) Claire Km-liry left WednosMr (’aim Reach where she will a-; the truest of Mrs. W. R. Wnldleiifi President Coolldge had no sooner announced that he did not want to rt,' l'lt>etIon In 102S than Frank O. Lowdcn, former governor or Illinois and considered nn outstanding candidate for Iho U. O. P« pres idential nomination, hurried to Chicago from his summer homo and went Into conference with political leaders. Here ho Is shown nt the telephone getting reports on nolltJcnl prospects. PLEAS MADE FOR Four Planes In Dole we d u c t i o n s o f NearingGouw 1 1 1 ntB\ ki) t\i>ipi’ W h ile u o w d s W m l A LU M ) WAR DkBl 7. A. Song, “ There’s Everything Nice About Vou” i )ixnh& Moiun o. Ir. and M r. II. I.. Robert a left (Continued From Page 1) 7. B. Fox Trot, “ Nesting Time," •day inurning in their Mi Mildred Unraii, Flint, Mich., by liiyiiu Terker A:\Venilliiig. Detroit, Mich., i liiml teacher, us a passenger. 8. Hungarian Diurces (Request) iada. From tin* only plane carrying N uinlie i s ft&ii by Riabn s. .ending' apparatus came a message !•. Maicli "Semper Fidelia," by Ir, and Mrs. George It. Sims at 7 A. M. Puri fir coast time an­ Wednesday morning for Al- Spusa. nouncing that the "Wnohire” was y, tia., wliero they will make I then 1080 miles out of San Franr liollli*. . W 11.1.1A MSTOW N Mm Aug. ,.|SCl, t,ni| hinting that everything f Ih wiis rutining on schedule on the | 17. Pleas for reilm li'ii Geneva ir. and Mrs. rharles L. Park ■ Flench war debt to tin United \hu t 7011 mile lap, inad homo Tuesday evening Mrs. George Peters, who Inis)States, including u iwu-hillinn did-' Ina* mm li us the fragmentary ii Jacksonville where tliey spent been ill for some time, lias been lar flat remission and an intowireles: leports of .ships Inid art time. taken to tin* Fenintd-lxiughlon tm-l reduction ot .0 per cent, were placed is ih tin. "Golden Engle" Hospital in Sanford mid will be'made Tuesday at the institute ot and the Aloha ahead of I lit- Wool­ irs. K. Middlelon left Tuesday operated upon us soon ns she has polities. Frederick W. Peabody, managing aroc and the Mil s Doran well beWat* loss, (in., where she will sufficient strength. director o f the American a 'ici­ hind the Goebel's plane, it was be( <ti:<< an operation at the WuyMrs. T. J. McLain has returned n', inti favoring * revision of inter­ licvid 11i4*i*i* i is-iiiiin^,were helnj f i Hospital. home from Corrmudo Beach where allied debts, and William T. Huron, maintained on tlm laati leg o f tli • she has been spending lire summer. day, author, o f Stamford, < ■no., race. Morton Tliigpen and small Mrs. T. W. Prevail is rapidly In the effect the “ Golden Engle" Billie are visiting relatives for recovering from a weeks illness. both came forward to champion the French cause. and the “ Abdm" are "sister ships" ral weeks at points ill Nortll Rev. George Summers very plea.-Ilormiduy, in proposing the two- although built by different iiinuuditli I'tirolinu. anliy cnlurtuincd the members of hillhm-dollar remission, held up the /aelurers and of slightly different — ~ r h.ri ■ the Epworth l.euguy o f tho Metho* spectre of a new war if the French o f the and ' Mr, », Byron , , Stephens .. . dlst Church last Friday evening nt, debt controversy is not settled type. Both are the wurk same designer, however. The nmtrned from Lumberton, S .'(h(> honM. „ f Mr. lin,| yIrs. m . E., amicably. “ Golden Eagle" lias altown its tlv y visited as the guests UooIey< "The American people must now speed ability by sotting a new rec­ ud Mrs. Weddell, E. K. lx*Roy and son George und' nwaken to the dangers that lie in ord between Suit Fiuiiciscn and , and Mrs. Williams Brumlcy Mr. and Mrs. I*. T. Wakefield inot-j the unsettled French debt,” lie l/is Angeles. said. "W e should courageously "Everything running ns per ached child re n luive returned from died to lxikc and promptly take the matter in business. Roach where they have nto,*' radioed Art Goebel in the The Ladies Aid Society of the hand." Dole plane Woolaroc nt 7 A. M,. pending the summer. Peabody, in a plea for reduc­ Pacific ei.-.isl time, Die Wiiilupc Methodist Church have rented the Margaret Peters left Wed- home of Meail Raker for a tempor­ tion, declared he would go so fur Naval Radio Station reported to­ fi,r Daytona Reach where ary home for the pastor, Rev. as to remit every dollar of the ad­ day vances to the allies “ wholly on will spend several days ns the George Summers. Goebel gave lii-i position nt that of Miss Helen Mnrcntette. ( Mr. and Mrs. W. Wright, o f moral considerations." Peabody added that the cost in hour ns latitude 2d.20; longitude -------Miami, are occupying the Hieknck . , Vivian Speer mid small son ]„ inH. They are going to malm Mood and service rendered, which , , . tho allies gave to America, could i|l futuro ,loU' rent to war, rather homo Tuesday from Ash- ( ;t.nevn thHr home. than an Incentive. not he expressed in dollars and N* where they have been Vaughn have America's farm problem also cents and if it could it would far ,he past two months. th(, Tnyllir hmrnc. exceed the tntnl o f the advances had its inning at the institute to­ Butcher, man­ made by America to nations across day when Harry ml Mrs. J. C. Aycock and aging editor of the Fertilizer Revthe sea. k, leave this week for RichGeorge Winfield Keel. Philn- h'W, Washington, denied thut'“ The lelphia and l...s Anget. attorney,| American farmer la loty," a* charaud former professor *>1 intermit- g’-d bj I iof. .tolm A. I odd, head of jounl law in Columbia, dufomled the L.ind'-n cotton exchange. Todd the position of see re tnr) of tho hnd blamed the laziness of Texas Sunday from Washing! Treasury Mellon, lie saw in farmers for their present crop • whi le hhe spent n short time America's demands for payment conditions. gm st of Mrs. C. C, Me Crnn(Coritinuod From Page 1) ure. In three precincts n“ votes ami Mrs. J. G. Hull have a* were caat for the canal and in nine KUt'4* llieir small grand- others only one ballot each was |hiren Willn and Williams Steed cast for it. iKbdminee. | Following is the unofficial tabi ulation of the^vote: P ,“- Inlin Russell and two SEM INOLE COUNTY f- 'i li ft Tuesday for points in Yes No Iho where they will visit 1(IH 148 ' ' 'o'/.u ' Precinct I Sanford Hi r. truing to Idaho where 22 u y 1 Precinct 2 I-ake Monroe :i IJ join Mr. Russell. 122 148 [precinct 8 Sanford C om plete M o to r iz a tio n O f , a • a r .i t Of M ichigan May A m erica n A r m y Impossible, \SeekSenate S D eclare W a sh in g to n H ea d s SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17-<IN S)-The Radio Corporation in direct communication with the S. S. City of Los Angeles at 8:20 A. M. today reported the plane “ Woolaroc" was then getting radio hearings from station NPH, Hilo. The City "f l.os Angeles sniil she expected WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-(INS) to he able to report the planes — Complete motorization of the position again shortly. United States Army is not only imprncticable but virtually imposs­ SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17-(1N ible, according to officials here S)-A message to Radio Corporation who have been making an experi­ Hem the S, S. City of Los Angeles mental study of the problem since iiported the position o f the plane the war with Germany. "Woolaroc" at 8:5i» Pacific coast This decision is in direct contrast time as being 1060 miles out from to the plans of all the larmier San Francisco or about *150 miles armies of Europe, where ir.otorlxafrom its goal. The message said tion o f military units, include _ the "Woolaroc” reported receiving cavalry divisions, is being rapidly the Radio beacon signals faintly. enrried out. Progress in furnish­ ing automotive transportation for WHEELER FIELD, HONOLU­ European regiments has now LU, Aug. 17. — (IN S )— Hawaii reached the point where entire was ready to greet the Dole flyers cavalry divisions, including 10,000 horses, can be nnd have been car­ today. ried overland by motor truck. Territorial and municipal offic­ The lack o f n sufficient number ials began arriving at Wheeler o f good, well-paved highways in field nt ft o’clock. Two battalions many sections of this country is of the 27th infantry took up guurd the principal reason for the im­ duty about the field to keep o ff practicability of putting the entire the crowd. army on an autnm itlve basis. In It was the largest gathering in moving n large military unit by tie history of the field. Military muter for nn unusually long dis­ officials estimated there were tance several pa railed bard-surface ii.ftllU automobiles parked at the highways are needed. From n tac­ field and lined up nlong the road tical standpoint there would be leading from the city with others too tr.Uch time lost in attempting to move nn entire division over one i till coming. rood. Not Enough Roads LIVE OAK—Telephone lines bcA sufficiency of parallel highI ing improved between here and I ways adaptable to military pur­ Wi llborn. poses exists in imly n relatively few sections of the United States; DADE CITY— Bailey’s five and Twenty-five cent Stores to locate in the northeast, for example, and in parts of Pennsylvania, Ohio and blanch store in this city. Illinois and ulrrng the Pacific ID ><'K LEDGE— $100,000 bond Const. Elsewhere it would ba more to move cavalry issue to In* voted on in Brevurd advantageous units on hmg overland journeys un­ County for construction of county der their own power, Infantry hospital here. units would go by rail when that TAM PA—Standard Oil Comp­ means o f transportation is avail­ any opens new office building able, nnd elsewhere by fubt. Particularly is thin condition corner Florida and Oak Avenues.. true of the mountainous country of AVON PAR K — Work progress­ tin* far west and the plains and de­ ing on construction of new power serts of the southwest. Motorization of European armies station of Florida Public Service Company on Ixike l.otelu near greater number o f good rnnds in use on that continent. In one Avon Park. country, according to. information reaching Washington, a cavalry di­ vision was recently transported 500 miles in record time by motor truck. Tho horses were cared for in specially constructed convey­ ances. A trip of that length could not, however, be made in this country. Motarixntion plnns for the Americen Aririy are not final. Tests will continue indefinitely, sny War Department officials, for the pur­ pose of keeping the efficiency of the military machine always at the highest level. Horses In Maneuvers “ Iii conducting future manoouvera," an official statement de­ clared, “ nnd Inrger tactical exer­ cises the Wnr Deportment will in­ clude therein problems nnd exer­ cises which, will test the capabil­ ities and limitations of motor transportation in the movement of troops, equipment, material, and animals, including smull cavalry units. Motor power for field and eornhat trains, and light artillery, now mostly animal-drawn, will be put to exhaustive tests on all kinds of terrain. “ It is contemplated that in twosided exercises (where Red nnd Blue armies meet in mock warfare) the side will use normal animaldrawn transportation nnd the other motor-propelled equipment and material. These testa will bring out the comparative raparity, use­ fulness and endurance of the two types o f transportation." A careful study and thorough test involving these problems will he enrried out In connection with the maneuvers to be held by the First Cavalry Division in Septem­ ber. These tests will be staged in the vicinity of Marfa, Texas, LAN CING Mich., Aug. 1fl.(lto.S> That former Governor Chase Osborn will be a candidate tor United States Sehntor from Mich- « igan next year is the prediction mode by his friends following a visit here by the former Goeerabr.*'^ Osborn has abjured politics and devoted himself to scientific put- j > suits, hut his campaign tour of northern Michigan during the Governship race last year caused him to take a new interest In public affairs. He was enthuistically tc- ' coived and his old friends urged . him to "get back into the game."The iron hunter" is in exuber­ ant health nnd his friends sny he is spoiling to start one of the rough nnd tumble fights for which he i s . , famous. He is confident of his. ability to win the Scnatnrshi{> against any o f the contenderA bo far mentioned. The only hat that is definitely In v' ' the 1028 Fenntorship ring is that of Arthur Vnndenburg, editor of the Grand Raptds Herald and out­ standing political leader o f western Michigan . Several other names * are mentioned, however, and it Is likely that the priim ry fight Will * be a three or four corW'n’d affair, Vnndenburk nnd Osborn are probably the two best political * speakers in the state. Botji are authors of national note. * H O M E S T E A D - ITO.OOO new pack­ ing house to be erected on Seaboard Air Line tracks here. '•Turn D K FU N IAK SPRINGS—Graii*v . twin* flipped from this point to >,1 ,lw [I . ■:T JACKSO NVILLE ----- Atrkoid Spark Plug Corporation to «9<aB:: Hsh plant in Jacksonville. * ’ . u T A M P A — Aggregate of )4,346,7ft7 expended in Hillsbaraugn County since April, 1925, on school buildings. -------" ■ Melbourne-— Improvements be­ ing made to Holy Trinity Church JAC KSO NVILLE— New Uitlon station in Jacksonville will have here. LEESBURG— 11th Street to he more trackago than any other Milway terminal In the United’ Stairs. phved nnd Improved. —, * ••"i w l>4 i rjj 1«ni A ( ANAL PROJECT fcwiiiMK^l"SSi'».1.1is VOTED DOWN ; u,“ ..... . "'t ;;! BY COUNT OF 2-1 ‘ W dso" and childr, Oviedo ; "*d to Orlando W ednesday ,, ,, t .'.."■y meomiiniiled BiRy l’ur7 fhulu«,tn koine, who lias been spending Precinct 8 Gabriel In I':‘ t week hero na their guest. Precinct 9 Longwood Precinct 10 Lake Mary I'L'- M. I). Rai her nnd Miss Precinct II Altamonte P'S'ia Burlier have relumed Precinct 12 Forrest City Green Cove .Springs where Precinct 15 Osceola attended thR funeral of Mrs. iriier’i Mister, Mrs. Hurry Kwuln. 345 TOTALS BREVARD COUNTY I'L -Samuel Puleston, Mrs. l)o Titusville l\ Drummond, Mrs: J, E. ima and Mrs. Walter K. Cole* M Lagrange l '1 d Pi Daytona Rem li Seotinore 1 day where they spent the f-’ e. the gue 1 -, iif Mrs. Charles Fau Gallic Melbourne Henry, Cocoa • I'L • M. I !. Peebles, who hqs been Allenliurat Banyan tag her sail and ids wife, Mr. Malavar 'L>. Ernest Galloway at tlu-ir Wilson lj|" " Cameron Avenue left D' 'Gy {,,, )„,j. |i„int, nt Rishops- ( Irsino Courtenay 1 f», C. She was accompanied Georginuu "r il!< Jacksonville by Mr. Gallo- Arte sin Lotus City Point !l Ann Pittman o f Halifax, Miceo h:;s keen spending several Xurantia at Daytona Bench as the Tillman 1 f»f her brother ami his wlf3, Merritt P • ami Mrs. W. S. Pittnuin, ar- Canaveral here Monday evening nnd is Bockledge attrartivv house guest o f Mr. Bnmttm Creek I •’ir*. James .Mien Pittman. llaulover Grant fJAK— New artesinn well Audubon 1 drilled. Totals . yONTlCKLUj —New white way r*ktiini system being ins lulled. GRAND T O TA L l S A MEYER. BO' SERVICE L A Such a pretty witch! He is quite willing to be enchanted. He pretends it is a magic potion her white hainds prepare for him, but it is really an extremely good French Dressing. *• It is very easy to look bewitching as you play hostess and mix and blend and combine for your guests1 delight. That is probably one reason so many hostesses always dress their salad at the tabic. French Dressing, o f course, and easily mixed. Some like it mild . . . three parts of Wesson Oil to one o f vinegar or lemon juice. Some like it tart. . . two parts of vinegar or lemon juice. It depends largely on the strength of the vinegar or lemon juice. Salt and pep­ per and for color, a dash of paprika. Freshly blended, thus, just before it is served, this simple dressing is perfect x>& any salad. But it is a little more than perfect if you vary it with different condiments. Men usually like a little grated cheese mixed into it or Chili sauce—on green salads, or some­ times currant jelly on fruit salad perhaps or for fish or meat salads sdd a sweet pepper relish. You must be very critical o f your salad oil. Wesson Oil is such a thorn oil that it is a highly nutritious food. And it is so delicate in flavor that it makes a perfect French Dressing. ; 1 I �i■'■t',t r f v.‘: "v’T* • -..* • ~j: •' V TH E SANFORD H E R A L D , W E D N E S D A Y , A U G U S T 1' I’AtiK I’OIJlt -'•tot- ifcS-* 1927. production In a few pI; Hi <. The, |ilun Htill was un.lui .liscjssu-n when Andrews resigned. Tin* entire Aildri-i « |»riiu**l,,i now hint boon table.l until the of whiskey, with a total of 110,000,-1mot Ion for i iiin onii-r' nil. h»»t OHO gallons of dialilleil spirits in -1 li;r "^ IK J!.V"V„ ' ' ’ 'm ■ ' "on ** *rn"V.M^",‘ ^ I1 1 IS i|Ji} c-'lmliiiir rum. gin, hrnn.ly nn.l uleo,,t^ hoi in wnrehoUKes. I*, was explain-! Iff of Heml not.- e.imu" ri„L\,ho. S u p p ly O f M ed icin a l L iq u o r Enough To M e e t C o u n tr y ’s . ™ .aLTS-sr-.-X’w T f l - - .... ...... N eeds, S a y s V o lste a d H e a d .in*. .... ...& B l3F?a**s3a Leonard Wood Rests In A rlin gton . . 1fiiljowt.: '’ oiridt, , ..... .. by secrvtiiry W j f 3 ® ^ WASHINGTON, Aug. 17,-< 1NS) oriRinally launched hy General I - , )||i|y below the l.f.HK.t'OO vullons ; Mel on. «<!v< voted resumption of ......... . w„hiA i l.Ls" chief, and e.'.n- clim ated to have l.ren used in ih o, distilling this year, in order to us- «h.; H. rvte. „ ,u.,p„ , ^ ' *x 'America'a supply of medicinal Andrews, ex-llry chief, whiskey is adoininle to meet lefi- pleted 1 i,iullihilinn commission-**•, ........ , „r ft..,. itimate needs— resun ption of dis­ Sheriff, Hennm.h1' Co su..p!rexlatHt i ° I S l t Urn £ " I K m w e r a * K l l c t " '^ : l.iskey. Drys prole.-tod ' against 2Ltf> Klorhln/* tilling will not he permitteii for Smjdo ample >uu.i > cairn m ici uu , , the rr-vrrani ami brought pressure qulrenu-nts <>i the ccuntry for an Wet interests , howetei, msisi to hear on the treasury for ml verse IT IH TIIK ItK P O IU ; oill several years. A I Ml T MIK D A N 11 |Mint I IRlJ ”f?W ' that tlic puhlic is turnin:; to the nation on awplleaih.-n for distilling tinThis aiinounecn ent was made to- indefinite period. respondent (tronmnrrs* I**til'll ii. ^ Imotleaner for a pi-rti.u) ■1 ’ •'* norm it* >..r porailon ornlei i|,.- ijJ.11**' N. i ti er tern y exist** ami no tiny I v Seymour I.owman, assist' _________________________ IMiode Island. W illi It. i ant secretary «>f treasury ending a tinn will he taken on the nppliea im-diciiml whiskey Ih-rauso of lugn |i'lm ....... . Io I s I opss In n „ .' iJJ'W long drawn out fight over th ei lions of a number of whiskey" pro* i t rices and the ipustionalde (pwl.... rrovlrtenes, Itlmde Inlnt,,) J'r H I N .. .............. .. ' '" irr or tiik Momtav. n,.,„ ,. r . *•:.+ question i*f liquor for the sick room ducers :'"i licenses to resume ilis* •!>’ " f the real product, ■ r w iiM iT iiiiiii J i i H i m n n . |!llt, im > ,.f n.i* and the physicians use. . tilling," l.nwt. an said, . The exact t.uppiy of whiskey iii i i n o r rm : '•rvit-: oi* r u m - „ f ,-omiiiaiiii for r.V,. . r ^ The csu u i\ i n n i on s i:u iN o i.i:,l,l,irl.*,,K.. iniirlKioO' rn.d flle il in 111 ih. Hi. a... ' ,|,,‘ >iThe treasury will not make an; After Andrews had announced1warehouses ia not km-'o ml M i. -I.II. ''d effort at the next session of enn- jthat a "whiskey eniergpncy"lor.-.u - Gnuite was nb<mt lO.lin-M^ , . » This .inter slinll hs |.m,||,h,d withdrawals j ,I,'-Nltv H GVKK. .-..mplalnani. a k fur fiMir i 'ihippi ‘mUt, cress to hriniv about passage o f ' i d with stock* itstting low a nuni- ■nve years supply OJl It A V M< 'NI • tv UltKKNG. Ilteell* hi 11»*• Sanfonl Ihraltl. •h•• wl'Ot-ev hill, netting up a iier "of""distillers'"filed formal uppli-1and evaporation accounts U r a .ii-ft-s I'm a i'(.n>iiiiilliiii. IlK ItK i:- (ill 1*1|mI i «*«| I ii S V tiilh o l. i*,iUn|. ' semi-official corporation for re- ratio: * fur the business. With the ! shrinkage of iihout J.nu'i.mm gal- I.CV III.Ai 'K M.t S and rn .M lt.K S K. i'"Ni: A.vr» i,i:i'i!i:i:n ,h|B .... thl. *'H I A VVi ‘ K TT It.'simnitriils, d a J' f A ukiisI. A. 11 !!>;;. I (..enisni.iem i i tne n edlcinul stock. fnilute <: the whiskey bill A n d -{Inns a year. T o iii:i:K N'.\ri:i:s. ine.. I'rovldence. Hurenu of Internal Revenue figA thorough investiuation of the rows tiught to get nn agreement Kill'd.- Island: •Indfc-H ISrd Jndin,d c'lr,^ r>>ni|ililinaiit Ionian fill'd lit* stocks of whiskey in warehouses, ar.tong distillers to concentrate urcs shrtv uliotit ‘jn.niin.niin gallons .......-I While high officials of the army looked on, the flng-drnpcd casket containing the body o f General Leonard Wood was lowered into a grave in Arlington cemetery, Washington, close to the graces of the famous Rough Riders, whom he commanded in the Spnnish-American War. This photo shows the bugler blowing “ Taps" over the grave, while Wood's brother officers stand at salute. & Record A ir Jaunt T h eir Plan +*g ) i OHIO MAN WALKS 3 W E E K S ALTER BREAKING B AC K l)u ctors()f(!(ilu m l)U H iM iirvel A t Willinm North As Hi* Makes Ills W ay About The Streets Without Assistance O f A n -' rohU M H U S. ().. Aug. 17-( IN S > Willinm M. North. Columbus painter, walks about the streets of Columbus, with the aid r f a cane,; | lend doctors marvel s o a th is n e -j j enmplishnient that they stop their •cunt in the middle of the street, j stare-open mouthed, then ei.-me over mid speak to him to make sure it isn’t n drenm. The reason is that North's hack is broken, and the mirgecns told In, i three weeks ago that it would he a year of more before he could have it plaster east removed from his body, and leave the hospital; and while it was very doubtful if he would never walk again, hut cer­ tainly he wouldn't lie in shape to attempt it under n year or two a f­ ter he got home. A flight from Long Reach, Calif., to Tukto, Japan, or to Melbourne, Hut North had different idea* Australia, Is tlio al:n of Captain Jnmca U Olttln (righ t) and lita navi­ about the matter, lie quietly get gator, Theodore Luudxrcn. Thu two men aro shown Inspecting om» out of bed one day, walked out of o f the twin inotora of their giant trlplnne. If Australia Itnally Is tile hospital, and went to his home. decided upon, their lllKlit over the 70UU-m!lu route, wltli u stop prob­ , The hospital attaches, aghast, ably at Guam for fueling, would bo a record. The Hawaiian Island* j linked tl.e police t<» look for him. would bu (heir first stop on u Journey to Jupun. They found hint at home, oiiu*h' ing o ff the plaster cast, uml donI ning a set of steel braces which he I had worn before the operation. II.' use* a cane, hut walks about the streets without .lifficully,mi.I rides in a motor car. which, however, i somebody else lias to drive. Now North is studying cummerrial art, as lie feels that he’ll never lie aide to paint houses again. "When I went out on the street, friends punning in an nutomohile Hy SIR A l.n iE H MONII. M. I*. ii new eat tie food, eonsisting o f a then slnmuied on the » Kt tncn (Famofm cuptaliHl ami (hcntisl, cake of dried mid compressed grass. I ,took, one “look, Im cling experiments with this will brakes mu. came rushing over to formerly minister of health in l.e made .lin ing (lie coming miluum the sidewalk," North said. “ \ phy tlu- Hritisli Cabinet) sicinn did the same thing when he LONDON, Aug. 17— I IN S )- - and winter. saw me wulking across the street Sees New Kru •‘ Chemicals form the foundation "I believe that during the next to get a bit to eat—only be jumped o f the world’s industries, ____ ___ . “ Changes and developments un- f ivs* years, as a result o f chemical nut mid left bis car standing in the dreamed of a short while ago will researi h, a new era will have dawn- middle of the street, he was so take place within the next five ed in Itiitish agriculture, lief ore eXiitcd. years, |the end of the next five years we | V nn'V explanation is that I "W e formed ‘ Imperial Chemical I "hall Im- manufacturing large Jlln here either because of nerve Industries' in order to consolidate |quantities of oil from coni in this ''J"1 Kr,L or because I m ernxy. till' chemical mid allied industries country. We are also developing ' ‘v" " ■' H'URhoif. c f the Hritisli Kinplrn and to place in the production of heavy nlka-i IN TE Itl'R iri'K It W NNTKH Imperial industries in an a.ivan- lis mid ther.* is an cver-inereasing j ttigeoUs place for negotiation. Tlmt ileniun.l. bus Wen achieved. Negotiations “ In the dye industries, the Hritisli ' L1TTLK GIRL (who has just ar­ are at the present time going on, industry can now supply the whole rived in Paris): Mummy, must I uml we are in a very strong po­ of our requirements. Within th e , say my prayers here 7 sition. So far us negotiations with next five years we shall have pro- 1 MOTHER: Why, o f course, darl­ German and other continental dtired syncthic alcohol and syn -1ing. LITTLE G IR L: Well, I shall manufacturers are concerned, thujthctic vttumincs. main object is to attain an inter- | "The consumptive power of Am* •ave In say them in English, then. change o f scientifii knowledge and ri.a is so great that I do not think —I’nncli. information. (she will invade the Kurnean limn" -I At'K SO N VILLE — f'onst ruction "Tho mistake must *«■*• not •** be ***•--• mail • ol foreign Hritian • tJO *■•*(•*•*•*• - n - markets.- Great --that ajich a Burojiean lilllancc will m -nds apart. She still has a rlcli- '‘" ' I ' i way on state highway ... l*e designed to . omhat America, e* economic unit The Hritisli Emin such.a. Uritnii) must act as an internie.li pi re is potentially the greatest , ' nry h.r.Ween the European con ii- productive und consumptive unit in trie* and America . No country tile world. has lip," monopoly of processes and A I’ fiRK A New pumping station pnlcntji. All are pcr*u?lng <oiist.l eiable scientific researches i n t o ' of h'loridu I’uldlc Service Coin puny their various industries. The good nears completion, id the;’wmld con be*i he served by un Interchange of procc- cs un.l Human life iu.s been lengthened scientific information. from 22 years in the Middle Ages to fiS yems today. f>> England's I'osition ‘ it is necessary for proper .1 ■FORT MEYERS $15,000 to lie veloponieut In the future that Great HrituW- should make herself In , expended for improvements of | Adjustm ents o f fo r­ Florida dependent as far as possible of Meyers brunch of imporjrd raw materials. Rower K Light Co. .—* ?<. f - l t s r t r „ * ! SS “ w ? NKRUPT Stock Of Thrasher & Woodruff Bought From United States Court-It Must Be Sold! It’s The Greatest Sale Ever Held In Sanford! W e arc here to continue to please the public and to g iv e you the attention you so rig h tfu lly de­ serve and we are goin g to keep open all day Thursday to let you shop in com fort. Don’t fa il to come Thursday, either m orning, aftern oon or even in g and take advan tage o f the g re a tly reduced prices. ni C h em icals A re F ou ndation O f The W o r ld ’s In d u stries D e c la re s B ritish C a p ita list I Lock Arbor Adjusts Prices On Former Sales "Through (lie big! i ni" ni- ------------------------- trogen industry we tan now ;.<-,* St•■.•! does not usually -.nap smi­ th.- Hues along which that call Ik- d'-nly. but when it does fall it bends or stretches so that warning <<( til."The ehemieal Industry cun do ^ very much to revive Hritisli ugri eultnre hy the use and uppllcntio.i'. 1 Vf "V; “ ' ‘-re was no leprosy o f artificial fertilisers, which wei- !" l‘-h.n.is. It came th. next five years the fertiliser >" w.th ( hm.-se labor importv work in the fields. will sdlve the problem o f the growing exhaustion of lun.l in Great |.hyitirinlM i„.|k.vc ,hat'the car­ bon dioxide of poorly ventilated He life, at present, caro'tng mo. and tin- carbon monoxide out oxporjmeiii * to t,*t a now f mn, nntomohile i-xhniists haven syi tem of rotntionul gracing of |„,d effect on the te. tli. gras* treated with combined ill___ __________ _ tiogeh at eighty farms in all parti Lieutenant W. F. Lynch, U. S. i f the British Isles. Under this S., was in charge of the first f )' 'tern ic believe that animals American expedition that surveyed can In- kept in ii healthy pmdur* (In- Dead Sea W0 years ago. Dozens tiv" condition for six month on of previous expeditious had failed. r;riis, ulonc. Moreover « greater | ----- — animal* ion be kept on Joliet, Ind., with a jinpulaUfm of u ■Iwcified uereag •. ■ll.OOtt, lias had only one robbery In "The importance of such research 100 years. The state penitentiary work to agriculture cun easily he, is there and criminals donut stay mer prices to meet T H U R S D A Y S P E C IA L S Prices Are Lower Than Opening Day Men’s Suits Children’s Shoes Your Size Mil) lie Here, ;t j : fwee V>yC 1] '■ again. j ; 02/C | from ---- biggest Gel that bathing suit now— | a day nr two will lie too late;| Florida. S a le P r ic e j .Men here is a value— stock this your Banner Year for Saving. 98c values in $049 ' | H ose N o w 1 Pin Check t Pants ni*—make j 1 B an k ru p t S a l e P r ic e on Ladies’&Men’s 1 Golf Hose "u n derfill stock to choose Bathing Suits Hring the Imvs—bigger snv- f ings than you will ever get now these VALUES. B an k ru p t / ? Q S a le P r ic e * 1 Boy’s Jackets Prices are reduced— we defy competition— save One lot of shoes that repre­ sent Hie biggest value in Sanford —buy now. chance to save big money. $2.95 to $5.95 Overalls 4 6 c B an k ru p t Q Q P S a le P r ic e Many Other Items Too numerous here at to mention Greatly Re­ duced Prices j the needs o f today on sales made dur­ ing “ the boom ” just is another “ nice tilin g” about Loch Thrasher & Woodruff 105 East First Street Arbor, DeForesl-Santord Really Co. Box 330 SALE CONDUCTED A T Sanford Sanford Florida OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY Come and shop in com tort— w e will be open all day Thursday and also in the even in g to giv e you »rvice— don’ t let this wonderful chance to save go hy without ta k in g full advantage o f it. �-rl RAGE F IV H TH E SAN FO R D H E R A L D , W ED N ESD AY, A U G U S T 17, 1027. j j g p g j g & g M A i t l l H AC ft* SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX INC 203 Oak Ave, Isanford Dally Herald iN T A D . R A T E S Phone 4L l(rm»: Cash -In Advance 4— Business Service Lm e nils, will be received fcalrnns and collector OCIlt kdintely for payment. rne............ 9c n line ncs .................. 7c a line nfs ........ .......... a line times ..................- 4 c n lino * j M ETAI, ROOKING—The Roof Everl isting. Metal shingles; standing scam tin and galvinized rt'ofs. See James H. Cowan. Oak Ave. and Third St. Phone 111. 1 1 — Miscellaneous FOR RENT: — 6 room ed stucco bungalow, CAR A W N IN C S f Auto Awn- rooms, living room, dining kitchen (equipped with ^elcctr.c i«K Co. II ilnll Bldg. range,) bath (with hot and cold | ) * r IT i m x \ T / t i \ A m o water). Located 2300 Palmetto |y | K A I l \ l » ( I J S I-A F A R M TOOLS WANTED Avenue, rent summer rates, phone \\ AN t TO HU V tractor, disc plow, 14S. Robert Roberti. Aspirant To harrow, ditcncr. It. ,M. ioung, I-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for Tunney’s Title, Got Unique -9o ,n . nark Ave. Tel 771 or h o . rent. 1701) block, $25 a month. Ideas W hile In Italian Arm y Box 1700 care Herald. ) 3— » anted ITALIAN BOXER GETS S T A M I N A O U T OUR W A Y W IL L IA M S - /O VA" W OV^ ~ VAO- i m SO w o n n 'L O That we. ry \NOKir f i m o T ie m a l l • NVRL'VJE. GNL.W FOUND ONE. IM A l l T f\iS D i s t a n c e • 0 \ \NvW DID THAT MANE.TO GO AMO BDEAW ?/ rTv-lLN *R£ DEAL PE AR LSJ NEW YORK, Aug. 17. (IN S )— WANTED: Someone to share crop HI— Houses For Sale ; Roberto Robert!, the new imported some muck laud. Wanted to buy Italian heavy weight who made an Too. \OUK BUSINESS —card appear- some seed bed covers. P. O. Box FOR S A LE :— Four room cottage impressive start in his American Time rates on request, | on one of best lots on Magno­ ring debut by knocking out E ar ing daily in this column will tm, Orlando, Fla. lia Avenue, nend South Side reduced rates are for i School — Price reasonable. Terms matiuel Jonidis in the first round v ' <ative insertions, reach over 3,000 every day! WANTED: Childrens sewing, Mrs. to suit purchaser. Owner Hox 431 gains his stamina by ealng oats. words of average length According to his associates, Robert! Higgs. Phone 820-J. care Herald. -and It costs so little a 12 word _________________________________ i the oats with his bran every morn* ounted a line, jilmum charge of 30c for FOR S A LE :—One of best five ;it hreakfnst, and moreover ad for one month costs only $2.00. i 15— Apartment For Rent [insertion. room bungalows on Palmetto i*1'* ins to like it. advertising is- restricted Phone MS Avenue, In Sanford Heights, cor-< Although there is nothing fishy I-URNISHED: Garage apartment, ncr lot, equipped with electric' _oper classification. Lou Gehrig a stunt of entJust auk for "Classified Depart­ Four rooms and bath, III? H. f»th | hii error is made The Snni range and water heater, price less jr'K ph keled eels to strengthen his St Plume 552. Kjernhl will be responsible than market value, terms to suit.|*'ome run swing, there is some* ment" aiy one incorrect insertion, Box 15 C. O. Herald. |thing about Robot ti’s “ oats" waladvertiser for subsequent R AD IC AL RENT ------------------------------------------- - lop that might be called horsy. It Jtjons. The office sho-.ihl he REDUCTION FOR RALE:— Five room Spanish'has the kick of u mule. After exCLEAN UP YOUR OLD W ALLS “P "v * rm’ * \S a *. \ r Bed immediately in ease of ^ -T ** C''O p t Three beautiful apartments, bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 j changing wallops with Jondts for WITH THE NEW W A L L P A IN T each consisting of living room, bed SOMETHING NEW AND BET­ car garage, nice lawn, immediate'omminutc and forty seconds, the TER. FUR FURTHER INFORM A­ ..... . kitchenette and bath, with possession,--can’t be heat for thdj Italian heavyweight felt tho ea I of |TO ADVERTISERS ~ ~ y ' V conviences, electric price, terms $20(1.011 cash, balance the wild oats and kavoed the G roA TION. CALL PHONE 235-J OR all modern SEE, V. C. CULLER, SANFORD. light, gas anil hot water heater etc. monthly. Box 118 care Herald. Herald representative fighter with a short right upperThey are handsomely decorated, FLA. Lwlilj- lamilint with rates, cut to the button. attractively furnished and have ~ ~ < rA ~ — 1 -3!I m For Sale Robert! got the Idea of doing on I Hnd c!a»o»ucation will •-- F ■ ' M S ' --. PHONOGRAPH ... repairing, piano Davenport bed in living room. They Jyina conip Alto Information, oats when he was in the Italian tuning by experts with 11 years are centrally located with one of MUCK LANDS ARE VALU AB LE army. ■if you wish, they will assist Just three miles from the city experience. Sanford Mus'c Store the most beautiful outlooks in the ■in wording your want ad. “ If tlie horses gel so husky on a ami Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & II M; city, across the broad grass an j limits on highway i itnvc eight diet of oats, why can’t 17” he likn it more effective. acres of muck lands that can l>c jmhn covered squares between Lt.nder Arcade, Plume 832. irunlimited. The thing was done [lIPOIirANT NOTICE Park and Sanford Avenues, Com­ bought for $500 an aero or special Hind nobody llit‘ worse off except BUILDING BLOCKS — irrigation mercial Street and the Boulevard, price made on all of it. Thirty I tin nags whose dinner was nppr >■verdsers should give tiu-ir boxes and general cement work and lieyond over Lake Monroe. acres in entire tract includes clt-1 rinled. And so it is that when Ito-, It or postofficc address as t. tV> * r\ ^ T-< • 1 s— Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Tcr- For small families there are no de­ tus lands and other good garden licrti's manager tells his hopeful to % . ,-T. ^ 7 ^ Its their phone number if land. Fine place for poultry and willegcr, Proy. 3rd and Elm. sirable apartments in Sanford and “ put on the feed hag” his meaning | desire results. About or.e til! December (perhaps till Janu­ truck of all Uruls. Men can make is literally and not slang. L 0ut of « thousand has lining raising bulbs, celery, vege­ LAN KY,S DRUG STORE— Pre­ ary) they can be rented at i hie of Rnherti's tasks in the Icphone and the others V'.'s tables anti poultry for Sanford and scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are SIX DOLLARS A WEEK. J.R.SN iU. iixm^ in my was to kill injured horses I commurlento with you Orlando markets. Address It.^A. C. r.s near you as your phone. Call L'J One rear apartment can be had 7 ' t & 7 0 1 with one bow o f Ids fist. That is L they know your address. care Herald. Merabi. This will not bo on Iu in $18 a month. Call at 200 North market long. If you do not think I ah very well for Italian horses but e t * j» av at* Slavict. mC. rj discoiitinuanee he t ie R o und o P. IUO U » PAT. Off . L i - 1_■ s ' * *try .... mtO-Reherti _ I t l .A_.i l.. ....L . .1 •YIGHT-CH RISEN BERRY PRINT Park Ave. corner Commercial St. V i vi min person at 1he Honiara this land is worth the price is Ilikely I. to ...... run ..... up against SHOP — Printing, Engraving, They can he seen only between 10 j buy ..ome of the muck lands in a tougher proposition in some of lid of fire nr by letter, lelo. Embossing. Sea us first. We do A. M. and noon unless by special , other parts of the country. discontlmianres are mil ’ lb mmitry's “ trial horses” of the feet In diameter running in a 20 ,sky o f the enemy planes. The large- tissue, destroying the diseased ■ * Pho-t> 417-W. R. R. Avenue- appointment over telephone 777 | - ---------------------------------------— rlin mile belt. Lateral lines will tail ,.st single crystal ever mined,2201) growth. The metal is said to lx* ' * during the hours named, or Tel 2(»— Ali.sci'lluncous F o r NMC - ' i t m i i . 'f r U I Ml reel. ) .Many other pleasing legends are the lug pipe line at cerium tils- pounds in weight, was taken from without many of the harmful af« t-.; B.JS . I'rom'.t - Efficient ophone 775 at other times. ____________________________ I being eiretilnted concerning Hoter-effects of i thcr treatments. •*» timer*, thus permitting water to 1the McSorlcy mine near here. Service JiPMBEIi and complete line cr . 'FOR SALE: Wagon and pair t»I J’.'-'H’ amazing feats of strength, rti“ dicer hill t ,-ny point desired, i Miners are The "Asiatic invasion” o f thu j j aiti anxious to find n hull-ling material. l,ow prices. :THREE 1-ROOM furnished nport- t mules $300. Farm implements, ;W! d- working in amnrlde .marry The hell will bo In the hills of block of clenr 10-inch telescope in Hawaiian islands will discouragd . Security Lumber Co., "Where Good I ments, also one 3-ronni and one cheap. Mrs. II. N'. Thomas, W. curving marble slabs, lie did the tnmincoinents the Ensthay district, and inUlbai* I lie Yerkes observatory in Wiscon* an additional heavy investment o f 4-room. Rates reduced, till Park Grades Come From" Maple and First St. ivbnrk of tlirfe men, proving that lie o f gallons will rundown t" any -in. Five niillion dollars lias been American capital in the mld-PacIfic Ave. Phone 251, Sixth. Phone 797. j ......................... - r - I v n s not a plumber. town or section if emergenej ic- Itiromised by Charles T, Yerkes archipelago, a group o f Californiai ------i---,---------------------------lyriON and PLUMBING H/I A \1 V C T A T A '• This folklore gained such cred­ quires it. ' founder of the famous observatory business men reported up<m their • ' Specialty. We handle electric CONCRETE in every shape and TWO NEW — nicely furnished apartments. $25 per month. 915 Not only will the water the man finding a huge lump of raturtt to the mainland from a sur­ form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ J, pumps, home light anti I f :t*^t s hiduleti opponent ran out prevent d.sa-drmis ^ e s vey of tin* Hawaiian group. ko he lht. desired quality, : \V \ First St. Phone 2U7. mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod* [plants, tjanfnrd Machine Co. D I 7 D D P C P l W P P n on lim Itohi'iti wan on tin* l*aul epnilagrattuil ill the Berkeley lulls 1 The greater portion of the HnI acts Company. Fifth and Maple \ new Irantment for cancer la •Wills raid after taking on.* several years ag1. hut they will wiinn population is Chinese amt , i 16— llnuses I'nr Rent . Sts. Phone tl2-W. being studied at the Woodland k at R dierti at the weighing in also insure the Ensthay cities of a Japanese tho American capitalists jtnmohik-s clinic, where sufferers from the oopotient eoiitinuous supply of water. found and they expressed thorn*,, .* CLARENCE SMITH illy dressed nnd hit the road. Quartz crystal, an element need- d r ' id ailment are given n colloidal I selves ns being "horrified" by the FIVE ROOM furnished Jtpu.M i. £ur General Contractor solution o f lead. - - i r Although Robert is crude in the ,tjf7p,,| producing the “ death ray,” relit, See V, A. Speer, 411 Dark DODGE 000 W. First St. The lead is alternated with the number « f orientals in tho islands. , , . ~ z ,,,, . , , , . (lin g , h ■ seems to he n rule pros- is mined in quatdties near MokeTOmtM|ips for cancer— r a - | *Ave. jti' cars and Graham trucks . Phono 441 Mtirlda Among 27 \\ hichHave N<. i,.s *j h pounds luinne Hill and the United Slates . 1 INr., A .......... D IA N T O W N — New hotel to 13th St. Plume 3. Already Signified Intention liehty mid docs not waste punches. government has ordored 100,000 1 No’ definlte * ^ "figure IT J- yet avail- j he erected at this place, 'M E TA L ROOFING—Tho R ooT e v - i DANDY NICE Five room lainga* are erlasting. Metal shlnglen; ' low, all modern conviences. Apply O f Entering Competition A t ! HI", "heed was surprising against pounds of the crystal for naval able on the percentage efficiency ~ —Bins & c o w a n g o . a u u > standing seam tin and galvanized 117 I’opular Ave. Phone 904-J. experiments. if the now cancer treatment. Doc. I ' ERO BKA( II— Plans discussed National Army CumpInOhin iter and sheet metal works, roofs. See James If. Cowan, Oak ’ The “ death ray,” wldclt is ex­ tors, however, say that results nro for establishment of rold storago pected t" decide the next great encouraging so fur. ave. and Thud St. Phone 111. lendi Ave. Phone 710-W. FURNISHED FIVE ROOM— The lead i s ’ plant by Indian River County Paul-* GAMP PERRY. O., Aug. 17 war is supposed to he capable " f placed directly upon tho cancerous try association. house for rent. Phone 805-W. |(IN S )—Colonel Alexander J. Mae-: sinking a battleship or clearing tho tANFORD RUICK CO. 6— Help W anted (M ale) FOR R E N T ;—Two houses, 1403 ‘ Nab, Infantry. Executive Officer 212 Magnolia Ave. nnd 1405 W. First Street. Kent * National Matches has announced i By International .News Phone 3<I7. j that 27 states have so far signified Vulcanizing Works. : BOYS W A N T E D —Can use five |their intention of sending civilian i good boys who are hustlers. Can SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17.— MODEL TRIM CO. BARGAIN IN home at Elder rifle and pistol teams to engage in cum ns high as a dollar an after­ (IN S ) — Spearing trout, a snort rim the car, not the owner." ’fni, * \ the National Matches here in AugSprings; being called to Ala­ noon. Apply Circulation Depart­ the pioneers learned from the Ind­ Phone 817 for estimates , ust nnd September this year. The bama on business will sell my ment Herald. ians and which tho pioneers passed 1*. W. RADFORD Spanish bungalow adjoining Elder states are Alabama, Arkansas, Cal­ on to modern sportsmen, is now for ifornia. Connecticut, District of Springs with twq lots for $3000; hidden In California. HUPS— MARMONS 10 -A — Poultry And Eggs in small cash payments, balance Columbia, Florida Idaho, Illinois A state law has just become of. anford Automobile Co. Indiann, Kansas, Maine, Massnchmonthly, *> percent interest or will feettve banning this method of ■fpiotia Ave, Phone 137. BABY CHICKS, Rocks, Reds and rent for $25 per month to respons­ usettr, Minnesota, Missouri, Mon* catching In California’s mountains Leghorns, all extra fine quality ible party. G. F. Thompson, phone ,'tatin. New Jersey, New Mexico, streams. The doughty fish can he NEW SANFORD BOOSTER i Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South caught only with a roil Hereafter, htock. Write tno. Amos (I. Norm- 3513. ie only $1.00, Studcbaker .Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, Wash­ and the law provides that the rf|d un. Pine Castle, Fla. )■ A I. for carbon juice with highway being ington, Wisconsin and Wyoming. must he held in the hand. BRISTOL— New Many rc- slopg the knock. San Other states arc expected to sig- of the glittering tumbles used by jiiiilt to Hosford. 10-H— Plants And Flowers Garage Co. inifv favorable action. fisherman to attract the trout are I U ’ KKONVM.LK— New sidoT ie Federal appropriation for also prohibited, Oltl> Overland Co. WillysFOtl SALE: Four pepper beds walks being hulR on various street * 11 la- National Mutches provides for A 20-mile long outdoor “ sprink­ chts & Overland, Whippita. Ready to set. Phone 371-W. of city. I s-mdiiig a civilian team composed ler system” to pul "ut fires in tin* t Commercial Sts. Phono 58. 'o f 14 of the best riflemen from cities on the eastern side of Nan each state in the union at govern­ Francisco Bay is planned by the B Y T A Y I.O B ment expense. Eastlmy Municipal Utility District. )M’N PO P *tr* The Civilian Teams are achedWater from the Mokelumne i uled to arrive at Camp Perry im river will be fed into pipes four f vourg Forg ettin g 1 SUPPOSE WOO KNOW A ugust 22, 1927. ’hat making o u r The date o f the arrival of the ius&wds jealous mas members to attend the marksmanRevolted in po p go ^ g ship school, the mnethes of the Ion a polar exped ition National Rifle Asso.'intion, taking ['Arm A MAM NAMEO ||ilace from September I to Septem­ k ericson ber 11, and the National Matches proper on September 10 and 17, including the great National Team Match, tin' culminating and all imo'-rtant of the matches. This event is open to teams com­ posed of ten members. The lean’ havim- the highest aggregate score over the cfirs e is adutged, the ! I you’re a t e 1e p h o n e subscriber National Chnmtdo'i of th« UniU'd simply lift the hook, ask fo r 148 and States. The course includcii: 10 shots standing at 200 yards, 10 state your request. It ’s a service that shuts rapid fire at each 200 and 900 yards, 10 shots clow fire ul 000 makes it com paratively easy fo r you yards, and 20 shots at l.00\) yards . to insert yout advertisem ent. A n d Other team events are included in tho Matches of the National Rifle W a n t ads o ffe r the solution to many Assiadatlun. i a problem. T h ere’s alw ays someone Early Indications point to the i attendance 40 to 48 National; eagrer to buy, sell or trade; someone Guftid teams, reprerentlng the sta*es of the union, 20 police team* who has a service to o ffe r. Results 10 Reser' e Offi-cr* Training Corps are certain and the cost is quite mod­ end Civilian Mi Iit ary Training Camp teams, one o f each from erate. each of the Army Corns Aren's! and flv<> teams representing D'*! Army. Navy and Marine Cerps. AP of these teams will number fror twelve to thirty members and are I expected to arrive at Camp Perrv . representin'* the Infantry Branch of the Regular Army Is In train­ Because, ahe says, she preaches ing here and is tha only arrival “ too strong” for her parishioners, I Miss Garnett Gunter, 21, *he * thus far. southwest's youngest woman NT A U G U STIN E — New airport evangelist, la temporarily out of a I to he established |n West St. Aug­ Job A big revival meeting In Plggott. Ark., that she had hecn ustine. I ached uled to conduct has been DA7TONA BEACH— Rids asked cancelled. “ They wanted me to for improvement o f several streets preach smoothly and pot irutuplo i >0 anybody's toes," she saysn; ( r-fit of $280,000, m it!All i MAI lii 1U ^ in,th? 1ij"iu,‘| “"‘t ,,i^ IN RIFLfc-MAlGHrfe... ..... .... 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ML^ed In Florida’s H eart ® d ’« Greatest Vegetable lion. Its Richest Garden Land nfN O . XVII. Leased Wirt* International News Service Body Of Judge Gary Rests In Mausoleum WHEATON, III., Aug. 18.— (IN S )—Beneath n cl«ud-flecked sky, out in the country-side where he plnyed and roamed as a hoy, the body of the nation's greatest industrial lender, Judge Elbert II. Gary, was laid to rest here today. As the great bronze-grated doors of the fam ­ ily mausoleun here closed be­ hind him, farmer-boys and bank­ ers, country store clerks and musters of world ii/u strien stood by him uncovered heads as a Inst tribute to the boy who be­ came m aster of millions of dol Inrs und millions of men ns ’head of the U. S. Steel C<Tpor ation. SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1927. NUMBER 297 Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations COOLIDGE HAS Atlanta Carpenter Makes Three Hundred Ships Startling Prediction For PLAN FOR TRIP ! End Of His City Aug. 3 1 And Dozens Of Planes THRU MONTANA ATLANTA, (la.. Aug. 18. (INS) here, I want them to come home —Even ns the Miami hurricane that day," she explained. was “sent by the Lord to chasten The pronhet replied the Htorm would strike only ns far east ns l>rer ld! „t Develops^ Travel I J f J g g S ? Decatur and maybe south as fo r ns ee Men Enter PowIManiaSmce (lO itig io South icome to Atlanta on Aug. 31, and Griffin or Macon. “The Lord didn’t rPlantOf GovernDakota And Wants To See | not even prayers enn save the city, impress me us aimin’ at M arietta,” Yellowstone National Park ;«ccordlng to W arner lea th ers, who he said. ent And Draw Fire Ireached notorriety recently by his A carpenter by trade, Leathers Woolaroc And Aloha y Failing To Stop i startling prophecy of A tlanta’s ha* been kept busy responding to IArrangements Made destruction. the avalanche of mail that has Land In Honolulu “ Leathers is looking for another Hooded him since the prediction l For A Ten Day Trip “revelation" on Aug. 22, the was mode. But Other Two Are “deadline" he set when he notified Mr. Leathers told fervently of Plans For Rest Of Summer the mayor and council last week his belief in the power of prayer Lost In The Pacific to save, and also told of his con­ Indicate Whirlwind Travel­ of his convictions. ogue For President’s Party Numerous letters and postcards viction that (1ml enn perform co And Vanzetti have been received by the “doom mirncles ns well now ns he could prophet’’ since he made hi* as­ in biblical dnys, he was convinced Ships Strung Opt In A Grunt First Trnns-PucKlc Aviator RAPID CITY, S. D„ Aug. 18.— tounding revelation. One of them that even if the wicked of Atlanta Area From San Francisco To Says Dole Fliers Can Re* (IN S)—Fresh from a 300 mile came from a woman in M arietta turned over a new leaf and became Honolulu Working In Circles mntni Afloat In Planes | journey.by steam and uutomobile (la., who wondered if the storm immersed in tears of contrition, to the Pine Ridge Indian reserva­ would reach her home. And Carrying Aeroplanes 4 Hours Then Take To Rafts Weather Continues To they could not forestall the devas­ tion, President Coolidge prepared STON, Aug. 18. — (IN S )— “I've got two sons in Atlanta, tation he believes will surely come. Be Good And H opels to hit the rails again today for and if the storm won't come up h for one of three men beWASHINGTON. Aug. 18. (INS) "It’s too late," he said. WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.-(INS) —Speculating upon the fat* of the shot by a sentry when prow- Sic Smith Stops Bootlegging still another sight-seeing jaunt in Held Fliers A reSafe South Dakota, his aides meanwhile —Thirty-nine war vessels are "Golden Eagle" and thu "Miss bout the state supreme court making final arrangements for a Activities At Local Restau­ inghain and the expectation scouting the Pacific ocean for tho Doran", Lieut, ta s te r J. Maitland, With ominous silence still veiling rant After 1'ndlock Proceed­ 10 day trip starting Sunday night the state supreme court trace of e two lost Hawaiian that will take him into Yellowstone the fate of four men nnd one wom­ pilot of the urmy monoplane In ings Are Planned By Police Nutionnl Park. 1 hand down the decision in planes, it was announced at the the San Franclsco-llonolulu flight an lost on the trackless Pacific Sacco-Vnnxettl case held the Navy Department today. The travel maniu that has over­ The shlpse ure strung ou oyer a n month ago, expressed the opin­ when two of the f°ur planes com­ Threatened padlock proceedings taken the chief executive is over­ r of interest today. great area from San Frnnclsco to a ion to International News Service peting in the Dole air race to have closed Sanford’s most notor. Bingham trio, carrying whelming those around him. For point near Honolulu, and are mak­ today that the flyers had been car­ Hawaii failed to reach their 2,400 gts, disregarded the order of iuos bootlegging establishment, four years he hus been reluctant ing the search under the direction entry und went by the iron The Herald learned today after to leave Washington except for his mile* dUta<A destination, hop* conof Admiral It. H. Jackson, com- ried from their charter course Gy which surrounds tlie govern­ several days’ investigation. The summer vacations, yet since his urdeft'w im l* and forced (o land 1" | tto w d 't t a r * U s y , 45 k o w a f t f r Figures Indicate Our Soles Porter Uhauncey Said To Have nioiuler-in-chief of the* battle fleet ' property. Shots fired in the n l iIn n (tho I n i tBlack' l l n n l / 1llllla. 1111 a tacarccly i ’ a i ’P p ' u I"C"U"1 * U ? 6 ‘!“ ! k * V*n” rmi t ill Pacific p c rh .p . 30 or 40 m l!., J J * ailed to stop them and the sen- und known as Sie’s Cafe, is still u week has passed but what n spec­ Abroad May Reach Over 5 Heen AimmifThose WhoFi red who himself is on board a destroy­ nd a companion, who come up* under operation as a restaurant, ial train hus been harnessed up to south of the ship lane. found alive. Billions, Largest Since I'pont'umpersThinkingT'hey er COO miles from Hawaii. orsehack, fired n volley direct- hut the sale of intoxicating liquors take him t»nd his tmrty somewhere, lacking definite information as With the relatively calm seas W eather favorable to the flyers, W j .Reconstruction Period Were Hunting 'Shine Stills to the possible location of the “Gol­ t the prowlers. The trio fleu tins been stopped, according to lo­ he It to view roueos ami frontier believed to havtj' '\»e*n forced down indicated by last night’s weather the vicinity of 2,000,000 cal authorities. Eagle" and the "Miss Doran," reports, Maitland said, a land plane somewhere betaween Oakland and day celebrations, to dedicate mem­ WASHINGTON. Aug. 18.(INS) l.OGAN, W. VA„ Aug. 18.— (IN den Sie Smith, manager of the cafe orials, or merely to fish und have dj of T N T and other high if they are down in the Pacific, und known far beyond the limits his picture taken. Some weeks there America's foreign trade for 1027 Is S)— Millurd Porter Chuuncey, is Admiral Jackson reported that he a,™ ; jives. steering towards a favorable bal­ the w ater should remain ufloat arm ada of naval and commercial under arrest here charged witii be­ ile awaiting the Supreme of Sanford *ns a dispenser of liq­ have been several trips. plans to search the entire great ance of near!;/ §1,000,000,000. decision on exceptions to de- uids banned by the, Volstead Act, three or four hours. After th at In­ ships were searching. This develop­ Finns for the remainder of the Figures ut the Commerce De­ ing one of four men who killed circle urea. bus relinquished management of of motion for a new trial, u summer indicate u whirlwind trav ­ terval the crews would he forced ment heartened the searchers fa r A report received from Admiral partm ent today indicated th at sales • Edward Hensley, prohibition offithe five tnis&ing persons are now of error and u revocation or the establishment and has depart­ elogue, Today’s junket moves to uhroud may reach §5,300,000,000 1cer, his son Donald, uml ErnentIMar- Washington at San Frnncisyo suid to tlielr five-foot rubber rafts. believed afloat in small rubber nee, luwycrs for Nicola Sac ed for parts unknown, ulthough it Hot Springs, S. D., where nr‘* l°* establishing un ull-time record for tha^ no definite word had been re­ su “The sea swell out there ranges boats—a ' perilous situation in 1 Bartolomeo V a n a c l l l ^ , . is said his destination is not lh„ cated the battle mountain nation­ normrl years. Only during the cum, and seriously injured Howard ceived of the “Golden Engle" since Toniblin, Tuesday, by firing upon she left Oakland airport and that from 10 to IB feet In hoight even calm weather. plans to carry al sanatorium for wnr veterans wnr and the post-wu:* reconstruct­ A flog belt close to the Pacific ise to the United States Su- boundaries of Seminole County. An and tho classiest country club of ion period have American foreign them from nmbush. the "Miss Doran” had not been re­ in the calmest weather." Maitland coast hindered the planned search t Court, asking th at court east coast man has taken over the the hills. said. “It in not choppy like the A t­ Porter, according to sheriff Den­ ported since she passed the Faralsales been higher thun in 1927. the a ir up to 10 A. M, today. review by a w rit of certior- restaurant, but he hns let it be from tho lantic, hut rolling in great swells from The Yellowstone trip will tuke goods represent ubout nis Hatfield, surrendered to state lonl Islands, 30 miles Two courageoun airmen who hod This would be done only in known that the place will be oper­ him to Sheridan, Wyo., Billings 10Exported with a* much ns a mlntitc between per cent of the total production, police after having u woman tele­ point of her take-off. t of an ndverse stute court de­ ated strictly as u first class cafe and Livingston, Mont., and then the crests. A land plane could re ­ hoped to compete for the Dole disclosing the country’s rem ark- phone them saying he would sur­ und nothing more. Admiral Washington expressed main afloat perhaps three or four prize hut were forced by circum­ The exit of Sie Smith from local o n ‘through the park on n five day uble domestic consumption capac­ rendered. Hatfield declared Porter the belief thati w thee -"Miss Doran" belter tt.au m m uornn j . ’ wouhl be- stances to drop out of the race co und Vunzetti appear in bootlegging circles removes one of "rubberneck'’ tour. ^ <h, t ity. Owing to tlie heavy decline in had mude a complete confession. we* f«rccJ ,lr n_by c n ,ln , m c b l , I planned an aerial hunt fo r thaff coma so w ater spirits, although friends of the most flagrant violators of the On Sept. 2, Mr, Coolidge has in­ rubber and other raw m aterial Stu.c police und armed posses who within five hours after the sta rt craft comrades. Captain William P. E r­ would sink. The rubber life latter reported that he hud prohibition amendment in Sanford. dicated q willingness to go to New­ prices from lust year imports are hut he could not prophesy tho fate boats then would he the last resort win announced he would fly to have been scouring the mountains giving guards some concern For more than a year he has pur­ ell, S. D., und tgke In a fair. Honolulu on a xlg-xag course hunt. expected to he considerably lower. since the ambush, ure now search­ of the "Golden Eagle" which he re­ .' rrirading himself in his cell sued his liquor selling activities When ho finally starts for home, Frit'sent figures indicute th a t the ing for tho alleged companions of ported, hod ‘ u highly competent of the crew. ihg ft)i* the missing ,TQolden Kagle ■ ■ "A d rift of a* much as tbr*« and with Its crew of two and the "Ulaa diking incoherently ut times behind the name of a legitimate h(, hus cktimutcd that he will stop United .States will purchase abroad »v ■' * crew and fine equipment. • a half degrees from tho nuVIgators Doran" carylng a pilot, navigator i t "the machine’’. Both prU- business. Although his line of trade off at Brookings, 5. 1)., to dedicute goods vulued at about $4,300,000,­ Porter. A line of submarines and sub­ great circle course would nave According to Sheriff Hatfield, have enjoyed dishes of maca- was widely known, ids method Tif u public library. It is generally and Miss Mildred Doran, Flint, 000 this year. Porter confessed that himself and marine tedors, 20 In all, ure strung caused the pilots to miss their ta r­ Mich.', school teacher, as passenger.. _^ . • ♦ * * selling enabled' him to elude the thought the ' executive will leave over an are* of 300 miles directly each of his companions fired upon Officials said that tho progress get. If they were carried from their At the same time Charles W. P arkir.Ieul was awaiting eagerly law for mbst of the time. Despifo here on Sept. 18, although nothing arrival of his sister, due In these hnndlcaps, local city and definite bus been announced. There in foreign trade is gratifying. the Hensley party with high pow­ in front of the Hawaiian Island, course probabilities favor their hurst announced his plane the city York aboard the liner Aqui- county authorities have succeeded is still u possibility that an earlier More and more the United States ered rifles, and then f JifJ, dis­ according to th Navy Department having been swept south, for tho of Peoria, disqualified in the race, t !». She planned to make n per­ on several occasions in making sta rt muy he made—largely be­ is becoming self- sufficient, buying carding the rifles hut arming them­ reports today. These su^murines, prevailing wind* a fter one gets n- would cruise 1,600 miles off shore under the command of Rear Admir­ hout 500 miles off the California in an effort to find tho missing I plea for mercy to Governor raids that were fruitful. cause school should open here on less raw material abroad and ex­ selves with automatic pistols. ■' • Hatfield suid that following the al Ridley McLean, cummnndiug the coast are generally from the north planes und their occupants. an T. Fuller. In his uppearances in Municipal Sept. 5 and he is using the high porting greater quantities of man­ shooting, Porter left his compan­ submarine division of the battle and c a s t '* Twelve army planes were In Court, Smith has always paid a school for nn office. If he de­ ufactured goods. "Gordon Scott, navlgatot for readiness to take off from Orissey ) V. Even in those cotnnfpdities es­ ions and then determined to sur­ fleet, have been engage^ In tacticul $200 fine and returned to his us­ cides not to tuko up the offer of the ual business. In his last triul in school board to delay the fnll open­ sential to Amerlcun industry hut render. Four mountaineers who had nnd communication maneuvers bc- Jack Frost In the “Golden Eagle , field, Son Francisco, with clearing not produced here, foreign mono­ been arrested following the tra g ­ twcen'Hdwaii nnd a position 00 wan to my mind, the best equipped weather und are Pacific air tran s­ county court the man was acquit­ ing ted. There is still then the thought polistic' control has been rendered edy have been released following miles north of the island of Kuuai. ulr pathfinder in the race. It i* port announced two air mall planes Seven destroyers, which had ta ­ quite likely that he directed hrost would augument the search from The passing of Sie Smith from th a t the old homestead at Fly- less effective ami prison driven Porter’s surrender and reported ken up positions 50 to 500 mile* t-i some Isolutod landing when tbo skies. Meanwhile naval planes confession. tlie Sanford field has been accom­ mouth, Vermont, may ho made a down. pn b‘>ard the ngvul ulrplane carries The dcud men were members of from Sun Francisco before the trouble developed." plished, through the efforts of stopping off point. Others may For the first six months of the Aroostook and tan g lo y were due n camping .lqyty of 10. Th“ir com­ Dole flight began, will continue RUNSWICK, Go., Aug. 18.— Chief of I’olice Roy G. Williams, he uddeed, a t uny rate, os there is year this country brought 499,­ to arrive of Golden Gate from Qan Commander ’S)—Arrival of u barngraph who elicited federal aid in his de­ insistent pressure from nearly 423,000 pounds of crude rubber panions declare they wero out dig­ their search under Diego.’ Robert C. Parker, moving westging ginseng when they were a t­ termination to stop the man from every wayside station for a speech a parachute, expected today, vulued ut §184,712,000, on incrcuse Despite the fa r flung radio net tacked in a remote part of a wood­ I complete the lust detail of pre- selling liquor here. So numerous or a public appearance of some in quanity of 30,589,000 pounds spread over th* Pacific for trace The alrtru ft carrier Langley am \| ed hill. Duvid Hensley, one of th ' tioiis for the attem pt of Paul have been the complaints of Smith’s sort. liut a cut in price of §137,000,000. of the missing filers no wdrd had officers und brother of the aircraft Aroostook sailed from fern, local aviator, to make a operations here und so widespread Coffee imports amounted to prohibition come from any of the near three Sun Diego last night under orders Edwurd Hensley, made his wuy un has been the publicity that hus itop flight to Brazil, 082.790.000 pounds, vulued at (cot’a fte r the shooting and arrived to begin nenrch at the nearest hundred ships euguged In the w haragraph traces a com­ come to Sanford us a result of §132,000,000, h full in quantity of here nearly eight hours a fter thu point im the great circle course. seurch today of an encouraging A. 1’. Connolly and J. 0 . Ball, the establishment, Chief Williums ic record of u flight und is re­ 30.500.000 pounds and in value of ambush and reported the shooting. The Langley is equipped U> luUnch members of the Canal llourd, in a nature. nd for uny nir exploit to he of- recently secured a federal prohi­ §29,000,000. From a position COO miles a t sea Tomhlin’s condition is still re­ us many as a dozen planes simul­ communication to ta lto y Chltftniilly recognized. The instrument bition ugent to uccompany him *o Foreign trade in textiles sur­ ported serious at the hospital here. taneously from her deck. She may den, commander of Campoil-Loss- Admiral Jackson was directing the Sie’s Cafe where the padlock ulti­ i ordered from Baltimore and passed thut of any other general Ine post, have expressed their ap­ naval search. The Uuited States literally comb th* Pacific. cm expects to install it late matum was delivered. group. The six months exports Admiral Jachion has four de­ preciation for the splendid co­ weather bpreau announced weather The Ijquor pedlar was told that f. the Pacific There will he no meeting tomor­ were $471,590,000, over 40,000,000 Dry Chief Commences stroyers at his disposal in the mid­ operation given by the taglon- conditions between Officials of the flight expressed his bootlegging activities must row of the Chamber of Commerce, ahead of last yeur, while imports coast and Hawaii were normal and iintrcs in th* recent election to de­ P« that Redfern would he able cease and that unless they were according to an announcement this of §483,457,000 were §35,000,000 Work Of Preventing: Pacific. A report Vfts received at cide the question of constructing that no disturbances were expected the Navy Deportment th at three stopped immediately, his place hop off Saturday morning, for another 12 hours a t least. ' morning by~5Mfctary E. J. Trotter Canada Liquor Flow more submarine* Wur* being fuel­ the proposed canal. b1' closed with u padloek. who stated th at for an indefinite less. Ship lookouts were watching rile weather reports from the would ed and provlsioned'at Honolulu arid Cotton exports amounted to 6,­ The letter given to the press by (Continued On Page Three) lh hive been encouraging, Red- The dictum, delivered ubout u period monthly meetings will l>e would Join the search today, malfWASHINGTON, Aug. 18. — week ago, had its effects. Almost 221,300 bales, surpassing last year Mr. Ball and Mr. Connelly I* as intimated he was disposed to held instead of the usual weekly ' by 2,000,000 hales, although low (IN S )—The first move In a gene­ in^ 42 navy ahlpa In all. follows: * » chunce so for us the weu- immediately Smith was dickering luncheons. ral campaign to plug up the heavy with un outsider to dispose of the prices put the total value a t $471,­ "Will you please extend to the r *u concerned. According to present plans the flow of liquor from Canada into Post No. 53 of the American Legion edfem's nim Is to reach Braz­ restaurant. Although it is said that monthly meetings will he of unus- 594,000 a boost of less than! $50,­ the United States was taken to­ our personal thanks for the in­ il Mil, with the hope of iunding the papers have not been signed, uat interest because of the good 000,000. Machiney and vehicle exports day when assfstant Secretary of terest taken in behalf of the canal either Pernambuco or Rio De the new mnnnger has assumed programs that are contemplated. the Treasury Seymour Lowe had and also for the work th at was don* niem. To attain this distance his charge and efforts to find Smith .Among other things the organi­ amounted to §441,110,000, about established a new prohibition dis­ to bring out such a splendid favor­ noplane, the "Sport of Bruns- were of no avail today. zation plans to havo an out-of­ §50,000,000 over th at of last year. trict comprising the state of Mich­ able vote. A" must fly close to 4,000 miles, town speaker as a headline attrac­ Automobile exports, in this group, igan. Heretofore, Michigan and SPECTULATOR, N. Y., Aug. 18. ’ Cases Before tion for each gathering. Other gained (40,000,000 tu a total of Ohio constituted tlie Twelfth Proich would he u new non-stop Three 'Although we regret that the — (IN S)—Gene Tunney narrowly of other hibitiun District. The Michigan CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Aug. project did not carry, the failure taiice record. (futures out of the ordinary are §229,002,000. Exports The Municipal Court also 18.—(IN S )—Discovery late today of the issue can l>e attributed to escaped violence from a madman planned, Mr. Trotter stated. manufactured goods were heavier district will he number 26. • H of the inscription *'L. F. A. —190 ’ the boom, the local financial situ­ today. and imports of similar commodity. In connection with the change Hcudunrters of the new district The champion had Just r e tu rn eS Only three cases wore heard in meetings, Mr. Trotter also an­ Trade figures show that the was established ut Detroit, lit and un arrow pointing further in­ ation and the high tax bugaboo. in Municipal Court yesterday nounced that photographs of in­ American chemical industry is charge of Thomas E. Stone, now to the Interior six mllea from the Although It had been the concensus frem hi* morning workout on the* morning. Two negroes, Ellis dustrial progress in Sanford to­ moving steadily ahead, exports deputy administrator a t Cleveland main entrance of the Nickajack of opinion of the opponents to the road and was within 60 yards of Green and Sam Swift, charged gether with other views showing erceeding imports for the first Stone ulso has been in the govern­ Cave near here gave new hope to issue thut It would he defeated by his cottage, when a savage, 190with suspicion und vagrancy, were the development of this city are time. In the six months chemical ment service for years, and was five crews of rescue Workera seek­ a large majority, the final results ound patient, who had escaped turned over to county authorities. being taken now and newspaper .products valued at $08,000,000 custodian of the White House dur­ ing L. F. Ashley, geologist and ex­ showed that the adverse vote did rom the state hospital in Utica Before Judge Sharon later in the cuts are to he made of each. The were exported ugainst §03,000,­ ing tlie administrations of Presi­ plorer, lost In the cave since Mon­ not reach the proportions claimed yesterday, accosted him. The mad­ lorn’er Governor Sidney J. morning the pair pleaded not man demanded th at the world’s day. dents McKinley und Roosevelt. lt», <,n u short visit to Sanford guilty and were ordered held in pictures will run in local papers 000 imported. Ashley entered the cave Monday by the opponents of' the project. heavyweight championship he se t­ This was due to the efforts of your tolling friends that he had discov­ y, expressed optimism over the county Jail after they failed to and many copies of each sent to tled right there. all parts of the countnr. ered new passages th a t would out­ splendid organization, plus the in­ Pport that he declares has been put up u §200 bdnd each. Gene’s qulcl^ wit saved him. He _____ rival the Mammoth Cave ^of Ken terest of those who have had a con- pointed his right thumb over hia Each member of the Chamber »en his candidacy for governor, Lillie Belle Rivers, charged with tucky. He hne not been heard ' ‘ of i tinuous vision of what this project shoulder a t the crowd trailing him d predicted that tho race will be disorderly conduct, was the only of Commerce will be asked to meant to Sanford and Seminole since. tween himself, Doyle Carlton of other cose in dity court. Tlie ne­ furnish five names and addresses and with a terse "see my m anager" Friends late yesterday formed County of people living elsewhere so that a »mj>a and Dr. Fons Huthaway if gress was fined §3. ducked in his cottage. five crews of rescue workers to "We cap not help but admire the mailing list may he compiled. The •* latter decides'to enter the camOn the arrival of several sher­ As tlie result of a habeas corpus before Judge Wright the state was seek Ashley, One of the rtew* honest convictions of those who did members will also he asked to make urn. PORTUGAL INTElt\'BN ES iffs deputies, the man fled. An hearing held Wednesday before found his partly filled gasoline not think us we do, It is also a represented by States Attorney J. a small contribution to defray the While accepting no speaking enJudge Wallace W right in Sanford, A. Scarlett of DeLand and the de­ lantern last evening, but trace pleasant thought th a t this cam ­ armed posse was arranged and, expense of buying papers and pay­ ittments Mr. Catta is actively WASHINGTON, Aug. 18. (IN S)—• Eddie Pell of Osteen, charged with fense was represented by the firms of the geologist. paign, conducted in byhalf of a after an hour’s search through Uh* n‘Paigning now, traveling from The Portugese government,through ing for the postage. th* fatal ahooting of Constable of Leonardy, taonardy and Ware The crews today dragged parta measure, was free from (he usual woods, the maniac was captured «“ *nd of the state to the other the charge d’ affaires here, H. G. und returned "to Utica. David E. Walker, wll) secure hi* of Sanford and Palmer, Dickerson of Echo Lake, the underground personal strife and malic*. MEXICAN FLIGHT r,i passing out literature on his Dasilva, has made representations Gene was upset but had already lake into which a subterranean liberty on n §12,000 bond. Arrange­ and Shirley of Tampa. “We are taking the liberty of cancelled his workout for the day. *ord while in office eight years to this government in behalf of ments for the bond we'te expected river flows and which Aghley has publishing this letter in the local ‘ t he convicted | A fter hearing the urguments, been studying for some years, be­ *0, Jhe former governor hns just und spent part of the afternoon U» a g g | . JL g { £ 3 g g s ± S t t be completed so th at Pell could Judge W right fixed bond a t $12,­ llying he might haye slipped in* papers so thpt the public may know conferring with his sparring p a rt­ mpleted u tour of west Florida, of our appreciation and the appre­ 000. It Is believed that If.t^ie grand to the water during his trip. inch he describes ns being nlplans today ciation of th« other members of the ners. Jury indicts Pell it will be for sec­ ‘"it solidly behind his candidacy. was admitted today. John G. Leonardy of the defense to El Paso, ex., in u quetzalcoatl Board of Commissioners, for what TU RK ESfAN KA UII q U AK B GERMANS HELD counsel stated this morning that 12 ond degree murder or m anslaught­ Gne prediction voiced by Mr. monoplane of Mexican manufac­ you have done in behalf of the canal er. ' POSSE HUNTS KILLERS signatures would b« secured fir •Us this morning was th at ho ture. JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Aug. 18 Pell is charged with shooting the SAMARKAND. Turkestan, Aug. project the bond. Armed with these the a t­ ou*d get co per cent of Duval With assurance of warm personal (INS) —Four German youths. Max BUENA VISTA, Va., Aug.18.— 18. (IN S)—Further severe earth­ Osteen Constable as the latter, torney hoped to release hi* client CLERGYMAN'ILL uniy vote regardless of whether (IN S)— A posse with bloodhound* Opitx, John Oberman, Leon Birsa to await grand ^ u ry action In the armed with a search w arrant, quake shocks rocked Turkestan to­ esteem, we are • Hathaway a candidate, "Yours very truly, and Frans Kprbetkl are bciing were on the trial today of started to search Pell’s automobile day, and a great m any of the al­ fall term of the circuit court. RICHMOND, VA., AUG. 18.— nt gubernatorial candidate left shiners who are suspected of kill­ held (n the county jail here await­ "A. P. CONNELLY armed natives expressed their be­ for liquor. Walker had been con­ Pell recently was given a pre­ ortly a f t e r noon for DeLund ing Mack W utts, a state prohibition (INS) —Dr. George W. McDaniel, ing deportation on the first Europe "J. G. BALI.. liminary hearing which hound him stable for about a year and priof lief that the trem urf represented ‘ T* " 'w a s to hold several com agent, in the mountains a few widely known Baptist clerp houud ship after having been a r­ "Commissioners, Upper St. the wrath of Allah because the . over to await action of the grand to th a t time had served as a mem­ * * • * w atts and former president of the ij , Cl* ,*n the interest of his ranJohns River Navigatlou rested as stoways ou th*S. S, Fluor ber of tlie Sanford police dep art­ Soviets had allowed the Mohamme­ P ^ t* to visit Snaford Spar. . ___ ______ «. _ mA DUtrict." ‘ dan women tv unveil their faces. ,'S u . (today Iron, p.r.ly.1.'■"“"‘or. In tl„ yo.t.iW ment. n within u few weeks. ect Supreme ourt To Decide Look For Lost Fliers 39 WAR VESSELS'MA1TLANDTHINKS COMB PACIFIC IN FLIERS DIVERTED HUNT FOR FLIERS BV CROSS WINDS LIQUOR PEDDLER M iPbX vtaifjH E E D S WARNING AND LEAVES CAFE Government Takes Charge Of Search AMERICA SH0WSSUSPECT SEIZED A G 0 0 D BALANCE F OR AMBUSHING IN FOREIGN TRADE CAMPING PA R TY T w r , ; “mi;; dfern Completes Ians F o r Flight South America Ball And Connelly Thank Legion For H e l p In E le c tio n S a n f o r d Chamber Of Commerce Plans Monthly Meetings Geologist Hunting New Passages t a s t In Nickajack Cave idney J, C a t t s Is isitor In Sanford or Several Hours Tuiuiey IsAccosted By Madman Who Claims Fight Title S Pell To Be Given Liberty L a t e Today. Or Tomorrow On Bond Fixed By Wright �Tin: SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 17. 1927, f AG1P BIX Lary Will Net Owners B ig Profit Lee Withrow Holds Leach men Safely A fter Myers Fills Rases During Wild Streak; Frank Hailey Lends H illers TAMPA, Fla., Aug. 17.—Leo Withrow who relieved Myers in the fifth when Sanford southpaw had filled the bases and wnlkvd ono run ncross was effective th*_* remainder of the way, and the Celery Feds evened the series with Tumpn by taking Tuesday’s game •'I to 1. Riddles’ two base hit in the second gave Sanford two of its three runs, Crowe's double and Rnlloy’s single scored the other in the sixth. Sanford All R II I’O A E ttcazley,, if 0 i o 0 4I 0 rf 2b Myers, 2b............. 4 0 1 2 7 0 H. AllenII cf cf......... 4 0 0 2 0 () Crouc, flb... ,1h...........4 1 1 2 0 1 0 4 0 Bailey, i)> lb ...........4 10 0 0 ir 2 1 0 1o 0 Dunbnr, If............2 Frlsliio, ss........... 3 1 0 13 0 Riddle, c........... c................33 0 1 0 0 0 11 ■oM V, p . .1 humor. Hoyt's Rest Season IP t. :• twelve year veteran at 27 I- wing his bent season and is rant ' d by many as the best pitch­ er in tIt league. He bnd an enrncd-rtm average of less titan three run i ■:t game, and the earned* run ; no in the hauls of nil nrp.uni : itetwoen pitchers and Waite llovl Is Enjoying Season In Majors;Veteran club■ • l i t concerning a “ raise." \ 'ncronsod effectivenrn.i on Proves To lie The M ainstay' 3»'iiiioam I this y ra r in title 'i. the Of League Leading Yankees 1fart 1 ''..i he wears n hnt hand of ■i i:o. Given it tria 1 in the <t tlie tender nge <f fiftern, NEW YORK, Aug. 17.—(IN S) — ntnjt Because rf the heavy batting of and v. 'didy ndvertlsed art n ch an I ion 'i"tdhoy no-hit pitcher. It the New York Yankee* this season, v;n■ l it natural thnt the yo . h the good work of the pitching sta ff mill red n revere swelling In t ’ • has been overlooked. When the te r "f the cranium, Yanks win n game l»,v 12 to 1 or ’i 1 •••utli was consfiii.m , f Vm s'inio such top-heavy sroro, news­ paper renders fail to notice the tnlei i and took no pniiri to hide mind er of hits allowed by the New then lie became to'uprrnm ontal York pitcher. Instead they rem ark and •• ;'d throw his t rip to the "Well. \ see that bunch of m urder­ gpi.i' ! ■■ heave Ihc hull into the grn d t.ml when particularly ers went off on a t ,,nr again.’’ This oversight will be remedied pee1' d. More Traci tilde next Fall, however, when several Wit!, the passing of the years of tlie pitchers will line up in inns* formation with Raster Gehrig and the Brooklyn undertaker became Hie other sluggers for nil assault nion Ira table. Fleing knocked out , n Cole- it I Joke Itupj ert’i chock* of Ihe I ox, and mi occasional fine, hook. And prominent i n <mg the help* I considerably. Today he is red ami iiicthtidical, and pitchers in the pay line will he even ' Wntc Hoyt, the tenm ernek right- in d" <if the m olest veterans in Modern Woman’s Fickleness B l a m e d For Many Failures A nd Bankruptcies LONDON. Aug. 17*(INR)—The modern Woman’s fickleness in re­ gard to fas)ilcn is responsible for many vt the business failures and bankruptcies of today, according to the annual report of the Chief In* npector for Workshops nnd F act­ ors*: here. This authority points out that drone siuti in tin* blouse (fm.waist) industry i.s attributable to the fact l'o miriness. •’ y, i< improving nil the time. ! . <u • , control nnd change of • a • ciore baffling than ever. ii <■'. i years with the Yanks E* v ’ average lias hern around .ri».». and lie won utmost one-fifth of the total Yankee victories dur­ ing that tin e . Up until August 3 of this season lie won fourteen games and lost only four. In nine completed*gnmrH an average of less than one earned run n game was scored against him. On Atny 28 he blanked the Senators with three hits. Already Hoyt has beaten every teem in the league, and ho mny wind up tlie season with twentyfive victories. tlie Eastern Division ,..f alone; now there arc very fc* these are worked only t,y th, ,u ly hnnd-fi nii'" worker or wuYjf ItuHsian Boot* M anufacturers who tn0k tngo of the Russian hlgluboJT of two years ago and nianuM* ed thousands of pairs 0f tk freaks found that last yflT ? was practically no sale f0r!? with the results that they i large storks on their hand HjJi ly shop-keepers who banl'nj!^ C1arierton snndal craze tf i>» th at Englishwomen are not now wearing waists. Similarly tlie craze for felt lints has nenrlyluincd tlie buckram hnt industry. In the ornam ental fenther trade tnero were form erly omployed sev­ eral honored persons in London nlone, he rem arks , hut change of fasliion has resulted in a closing down of most of the factories nnd a great shrinkage in the activities of the very few remaining ones. Hair Fashions Fashions would also seem respon­ sible for eliminating tlie making of hair-pads, hair-nets. veils and chenille spotting, and for nn nlniost entire cessation of demand for pins, and especially hair-pins. One large London store told the inspector thnt it had not sold n packet of hair-pins for three months, and thnt it lias still stocks of hair-pads nml hair-nets bought .JUNIOR PARTNER in 1020 for which there is almost going anywhere on Sun no demand. Artifical silk stockings have ing, Miss Brown? S11E (hopefully): No, almost ruined the use of hand "Well, in th a t case pi frames for making stockings, the inspector comments. In tlie middle can manage to lie in of last century there were more , punctually on Monday m than .‘10,000 ham! fram es in use in [ n change."—Ideas. .31 Tampn Buckley, ns llnmbo, |f-lb. Doran 3b........ Measner, 2b Beasley, cf..... Edwarps. lli-c Ulockstock, rf F ta n c h , v Alvarez, If Sproul, p ....... Totals ...........32 1 (1 20 10 1 xBenzIey out in 5th bunting on last strike. Scone by innings: S a n fo rd ....................020 001 000—3 Tempn ..-............. ....000 010 000—1 Summary: Two base bits: Rid­ dle, Crowe; sacrifice: Dunlin:-. Dnuhlo plnys: Edwards to Buck­ ley to Sproul; Frisbie to Myers to BaiieV. Left on bases: Sanford r>j Meyers, ft; Withrow, 1; Sproul, 3. Struck out: By Meyers, 1; With­ row, B; Sproi 1, 3. Hits: O ff Meyers, 2 In 42-3 innings: With­ row, 4 in 41-3. Winning pitcher, Meyers. Passed hall, Riddle. Um­ pires, Knphun and Lolir. JTiine, 1:65. BaseballStatistics fn Major Leagues Here’s Lynford Lary, sensational Oakland, Gal., shortstop, whose sale to the majors this full will m- t the owners unite n large profit Lary has been reported sold to the Chicago White Sox for $100,odo, but other clubs belie tlie rum or by continuing to bid for the Oakland youngster. . • Tagging AIIBascs FOR REFEREE OF RIG TITLE FIGHT By .1. Davis Walsh International News Service Sports Editor NEW YORK, Aug. 17.—Accord­ LEADING MAJOR LEAGUE HIT­ ing to advices arriving t day from *the land where they no longer lake TERS ■machine gun bullets without u first NATIONAL LEAGUE baseman's .glove, except on the Player & Club G All R H Pel. firs'a bounce, Mother ' Machine hud IP . Waner, a brow like a Milan! talde compared p u ts . m i ir.r. H7 m .382 with the official frontispiece of the If arris, Illinois Boxing Commission. P itts. . HU 259 42 07 .37.i Messrs. Pi elm and Rlgheinivr, it Harper, r cents, are "so furrowed nnd w rin­ New York 103 317 fill 120 .340 kled with rare Iiitiuiso they nru Leader u year ago today: Har­ due to spollier willlt lllliy Is'i onie It grave, Cincinnati, .3HH. second battle >>f tlie belt line on September 22 und. with everybody • • AMERICAN LEAGUE colling • ''’'i • imw ads\ ■. trio re Player A-Club G All It II IV . feree must l>e a gent who cun call ■Simmons, louder and longer than the average Phltn. HO 351 75 138 .333 fishmonger. An Illinois man, it also appears, Gehrig, ' New York 111 I'll 110 105 .38.1 is certain to get the appointment for the Damp-ey-Turner meeting, Ilciltnaiin, Detroit 00 333 73 124 .372 which is interesting ill view of the fact that they have culled their S|N>ukcr, Wushu. 103 387 fi| 112 .307 share of sour ones out th a t way. From application list of moru Ruth, New York 111) 301 115 III .30! than one hundred, It Is my inform ­ Leader a year ago today: Kolb- ation thut the M owing constitute the survivors in the estim ate of the eigill, Detroit, .388. commission: Dave Miller, Joe Choynski, the •TH E BIG FIVE" heavyweight; Benny Ynngor, Player C. All It II Hit Pet. idil ex-lightweight; Jimmy Gardiner, Speaker 103387 U1 142 I .307 Dave Barry, another form er heavy­ Ruth, 110391 115 142 37 .301 weight; I‘Ii11 Collins, Ike Bernstein, Hornsby, 113417 00 142 20 .343 Tommy Thomas and Joe McNa­ Col.b, . 101373 79 124 5 .332 mara. Miller is supposed to.be Collins, 81211 18 OH I .322 the most highly esteemed candi­ date at tlie moment lint, us to Unit, there seems to he m> stand out re ferae in tlie district. Miller resigned not so long ago, was asked to leconsider the m utter and apparently hastened to do so. Anyhow, he FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE “ worked" a minor bout there sever­ Tumpn, 1; Sanford 3, al weeks buck, Orlando, 4; Sarasota, 0. Vungcr is the man who thought HI. Petersburg, 2-3; Miami, 3-5 Mickey Walker beat Tiger Flowers (first 13 innings, second 7). and pul it in writing on Hie little slip of paper. Tlie w riter didn't SOUTHEASTERN I.EAG1 K see Unit fight but Hie decision, Pensacola, 4-2; Montgomery, Tight nr wrong, would seem to Id 3-2; (9 Innings, darkness). I Yanger out like a 10-day release. Albany, 5; Jacksonville, 7. 1As to Barry, they intimate that Wnytross, 5; Savannah, U. I he lucks initiative and tlie DempSelma, 2; Columbus, IL . sey-Tunney referee limy need plenI ty of that, u an .tig other thin1** AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Choynski would udd color to tlie Minneapolis, 3; Louisville, I; (I riluution and (Kissibly somethin) iniinings). else luit I don't know what it is. Milwaukee, 4; Columbus, 3 Joe is not so young. Gardiner is Kansas City. 10-tl; Toledo, 2-2. said to huvo made Hie old Wilson•Other previously played. Uownrcy decision and u lot of tlie b"ys liked it nut. Collins is the iiiui i who said Hint INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Sammy Mandeil Inat Rocky Kan­ T^ryhno, 3-4; Jersey l n y , 1-1. sas for the lightweight title and, Syracuse, 7-2; Reading', 2-0. ulthough no one cared either way, Buffalo, U-2 ; Newark. 0*3. , the comment was somewhat a d ­ Rochester, 5-0; Baltimore, 0-3. verse whenever the subject was mentioned, which was not often. SOUTHERN LEAGUE Bernstein and Thomas operate at A tlanta, 1; Little Rock, 0, small dubs and, therefore, limy he Mobile, 1; Chattanooga, 5. eliminated automatically. New Orleans, 0; Nashville, 0. Among tin applicants is non Birmingham, 8; Memphis, 9, '.’flier than Buttling NcLon, forme lightweight champion, lie may see the fight but not In the ring. Emil contem plating Tldrv. who hn- Men around long<u:l ro.,| '-t<if- p|- li.nn Connolly's other ay*/ h it ,(>h. received :ouit mention for the tpo* Results Of Games Alina Hamilton remarks to his fricml Carl tie Mel as he offers him a Lucky Strike at the M a n o r Country Club. By Intrrnntioiinl News Baseball fans in the east, who hnve refused to regard the Chica­ go Cults ns champions, are about I ready today to concede the National League pennant to tlie Bruins. As a result of their victory <Wer Brook­ lyn, while tile Pirates were losing to the (limits, McCarthy’s men cn- i Joy n lend of six games Unlay, with ; the other three contenders hunched, i Chnrloy Root turned in his 22nd victory f*<r the Cubs, holding the Roldns t« five hits nnd white­ washing them 3 to 0. The (Hunts, confident that they can overhaul tlie 1lying Cubs, won their sixth straight game, H to 4, when Hornsby smacked a limner with two on. The Cardinals advanced to with­ in one game of Pittsburgh by nos- i ing out the Braves, 6 to 3, on Frisch's single in the eleventh. The Yankee* cliulked up their eighteenth victory und Increased! their lend over the Senators to 13 •one half games as Pi nion k s t" p -, ped the White Sox, 8 to I. Ruth limited Ids 371 Ii homer. Tlie drive of tlie AUdoth's u> fin­ ish in the money speeded up an j tlie A’h scalped thn Indians twice, li to 3 and 8 to 0. Detroit made it, six win. in m e-; it i'n by oiittdiiging the lli'il Sox, III to 7. Catcher llofniuim t o,tain i d ii broken nose ill blocking a runner. The Senators und Browns were held idle by ruin. •Ox •f'.yV : - ® writes: 'During the pandemonium of motiot* picture production—as in my direction of 1Beau Cjeste'— l find Lucky Strikes arc not only soothing to tired vocal chordsl hut tiny have the best flavor. The con* stant use of my voice in my work demands that I keep it in condition. Lucky Strikes arc the only cigarettes which protect me from an irritated throat, and which l enjoy to the utmost/* League Standings SANFORD Miami (!t lundo KuriiMitu ... Tampa St. Petersburg New York Washington Hi trait Philadelphia ' ’liicago i i<veu it I St. Minis Boston t 'liicago Pittsburgh St Louis New Yoik Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia You, loo, will find that Lucky Strikes are mild and m ellow — the finest cigarettes you ever smoked, made of the finest Turkish and domestic tobaccos, properly aged and blended with great skill, there is an extra process— “It’s toasted”—no harshness, not a bit o f bite. • Alfred was sn aking a cigurct by •‘e fin i hen Ids wife entered n>id ‘•id: “ Wind ilcyou think? Mother ir.s lit ole up her mind to Ire eremated." “Good," aid Alfru.1, jumping up, 'i ’ll go und order u taxi." iml so bus Tvmuiy l.oftus. However, I am infurmed Hint lie contest liu * n a irowed down nt Id* time to a r holrc Iretweeji Parry iial < ilia., v.iiil/th o form er tomewhat J j a 'iciL Herbert Brenon, noted Film Director, No Throat Irritation-N o Cougii �iHE sa NFORD HE u a LP, THUiteDAY, AUGUST 18, 1927, P^GE TWO The Sanford Herald n rtfl r a b l l .h r * w r x a fU ra e a i ■ aa<t a a « a r at *auta»r4, 1 'la rM a l i t M a a ao tla A t r a u t k a ttrtl a« I t t n a l C lasa l l d m r XT, IS1*. at the P m U H I m at la a fo rA . r i o r l d a , a a t r r A rt af t ' x a c m a o f M a r c h . 3, 1HST. H O l.L A N U L . IIF .A K i----- 1CU1TOB H H O W A R D I I E R U ------ M A N A G E R h A H I . K K. J O N E S , M a a a c l a c K d l t o r st>m« M ir r io t m atki •>b » T e a r ------------------------------------------- «*•• Sis H e a tha . -------------------- .------------— J f - J J Hr rarrtai » - r »»rrh M f t k l r d i l l >a i r r V*a» ------ • *•“ •*-•** r h r H e r a l d . SenSord*. p io n e e r « * « * • p w p/r, n j lia r r lb r a t<* t h e I n l e r a a l l u a a l A r m * e » » l r e . r e e e l r l n * Iron* t*)H a a p e n u r «»**• u ra n n l» a « * “ * l a r a l i Ibo ao an d w a u la d ell) ra re r• b e =11 I k e I r a d l n * e » e n l a o f I k e e n „ r r w o r t o . .. T k e I. N. II. I . r « | » e r U I lr efrie le a * la Klorlda and Its • u a a a e r a f. . h .a a. d.l l a *.. a. .l a. .t a. > r >fB la «rfIk o a t f t n i T k » H e r a l d l» a w t r m b r r u l I k e H a lil I « r r m a f r i t r a l a f l o a * . ** la te ra a lln a a l A a a o e l a l l o a nf I a k l.o k e ra. A d r e r f la e r e a n d A d»er*l«lna S K eate n h V 'h . n i u l r % ra c k I |* a k e r-n ifia l,e r l « * a li a -l f «• * i s u r u t a k a a d l l « f . u h . r r v p l l n a ll» l* i„ a r A e r I - v e r i f y a » .- .* lu le lr a l l •lain,. ef -•realall.ia »» «ell •.meat *.aal«e». melMs THURSDAY AUGUST 1H, 1927. f l l k M E H A M * '* •‘M O l. l i A *1 , ,_ f c > „ e « . .i > / l a H O a a d r u a a i r a d a ila t-lra llu a . I . _ H r v p r r r r a i r r r n a l r a *a J a r h . u a .Ilia. l . - i ' . i i i l r . r l l " . —f SI, J a a a a l a d a p H ire r Caaab • l a a a a a r a l l w a « f w e a t h t F —r e f a s H e rb ." ,- A a » » r a '« < a m lg .u a ptri r . » — kaaapa, b e ie la, a s u r i u ir u i kaaaaa, • _ \ t .inmanlo •;hr»t. ■ —< aiMflriloa <•» n o beaatlHcallua » N | t « a . » . —A a r r v a a d r a o d r r a h o s p i t a l - BIliLK VEK8H FOR TODAY StRB N G TII AND WISDOM:— “ With (Jod I* strength and wis­ dom: the deceived and the deceiver ure his." Job i'J:IC PRAYKR:—0 God, Thou lookest upon the heart, and in Thee alone are we wise and strung. Keeping: Courts Free From Corruption j ^ g g rjsbane S e e s It When Nature Calls When it conics to Senator Borah is well „ Yes, September will u warm month weather l Oil eliminate* fnct|on in the machinery, „f m ’ «*1< relations. JJt. Me for the calm of the heuches wide It Is there thut I love to sprawl, And hear the nioli Chew corn on a cob, And hark to the babies buwl. Ju st let me have on a torrid duy, The cool of the open space, Where hrauty fair I h everywhere Except In the human race. MBusiness us iihuuI” is hard to get but we’ll get it if we try hard enough. -------o------- I t logins to look us If Hint “ Fly­ ing ng Schoolmurin" forgot to reveiw the geography lesson. —----- o --------There are lots of single crossings in .Sanford that nren’t nearly so dangerous as double crossings. They don’t love Sanford, we are d, down at Altamonte und Long»d. Well, we can’t help It, we love lem anyway. f FLO R ID A’S FRIEND TAMPA Paul John Kruesi, of Chattatioogu, Is a candidate to fill the Tennessee vacancy in the Glass B directorate of the Federal Reserve bank, of Atlanta, erented by the deuth of Captain Hartford, of Nashville. Those win, kiuAv him suy that lie is one of Tennessee's most successful and prominent m anufacturers, active director in life insurance und bunking concerns und the best fitted man in Tennessu for Hie position. Our knowledge of Mr. Kruesi’* qualifications for the place which he seeks is only th at afforded by the statem ents of those who are better acquainted with him, ns stuted ulmve. If what they say of him is true, und wt* have no reason to doubt It, The Times would be plcused should he secure the de­ sired position. This is because wo know Mr. Kruesi us u friend of Florida. In Felmnuy of Inst ycur, TIMES when it seined that knocking Flurida was a favorite pastime, he sent a letter to the members ami sub­ scribers to the t'battanoogu Com­ munity Advertising association in which he advised them : “ Don't knock Florida." In this lie went on to say thut "Florida will toiltinuc to grow faster In wealth than the present generation has yet seen. She will attract people with money, u very large number." ‘ We conclude Hint a man with sin h a correct appraisement of the actual and potential values of Morula would make a good mem­ ber of u Federal Reserve bank di­ rectorate. Anyhow, such an one, other things being equal, deserves the consideration of the Florida banks participating in this election which ure the member banks «>f Group .'(—those whose combined capital and surplus arc less than <100,000. W H A T W E NEED MUST When it is tiecessary , money, Europe „lway, America first.’’ 1 & ^ ------------- v 4 Our aviators nre flyin? the seven seas and our JL 5 ? is resting a t Rapid City. ^ j J.U.SHAK0N J Attorney-at-l.sa Will practice In all therein, Examination «»f Abitrncta tf LtW Titles given especial »tt»rii* WW v (. 1 N'\ ►— - o '« is a Presrriutiun Malaria, ( ’hilln and IVur, Dengue or itilinus \ t-ift. It kills the germ*. T ilK TWKNTIF.TII <T.NTUKY Any compromise of our right to huihl submarines or flying macbincs would be treason to (bis na­ tion's safety. Lock Arbor Adjusts Prices On Former Sales Adjustments of fo r­ H. C. VIELE OTHER FIGURES SHOW thut American worknten fearing com­ petition with chcup labor here in America are f olish. Our workers meet now the most terrific compel- ‘ itinn imaginable. Suppose science created incchun- ^ leal workmen that could he hired 1 to work ceaselessly, never stop, j ping, at the rate of 2.'l cents u day | for 14 wvrkmcn. Could our workmen stand that ■ competition? They are standing it! now. For two und one-third cents • an hour you can buy electric p w-1 er equivalent to the energy of 14 men. This country's prosperity i» made by the brains of its working peo­ ple, not by lirute force. S p e c ia l f o r this W eek! Tlresfotie mer prices to meet Built the needs o f today on sales made dur­ ing- “ the boom’’' is just COURIER BALLOONS another “ nice thing-” about Loch Arbor. DeForest-Santord Realty Co. Box :i:i,.i Sunford 2 9 x 440 $7.40 Seminole Tire Shop Firestone Tires Bull G*»| 111 Weal First Street Trl-Mq **A Suhslnntinl lewder in a Substantial City' .. 108 Magnolia .. FOUR THOUSAND YEARS ug in Babylon a male slave was worth about $'JI.'.)U. Assyrians and Israelites in 500 B. (!, put the same value on a slave, ulsn the Atheni­ ans in 400 II. C. A Roman slave was worth a little mure. Before our Civil war a hcelthy black slave was w rth $1,000. The average American wage earner today is the most vuluubltf in the world. Those working for wages in the United States produce seventy-two billion dollars, which is Hu* income on nearly fifteen hundred billions. That bi'los to explain our prosper­ ity. CIIAIM.OITK (IIISKHVKII “ Silent Cal” Coolidxe hud a talk yogurday with ten thousand Pine nidge Indians. We’ll bet It sounded "Whttt this country needs moat Is Flood control, taxation, ngrlc.llike a bridge luncheon. u good five-ccnt cigar," alleged to !llri. r„ji,........ , have been said by former VI m . ' , ’ waterways, On* good thing about the real President Thomas R. Marshall, i:i! ,Hrt'**ry* Others which were froestate slump, there's no danger t now as well known und often re-j quvntly mentioned were the repeal now of the golf course being cut up j prated quotation. It wus meant to 1of the Sherman anti-trust law govand sold for business lots, be u subtle "dig" at those people eminent in business, the Panama ° -------who were bobbing up with some pet1 cunul and its effect on economic There are times when every girl theory which if it were put *into , conditions, chain stores, und tariff worries for fear of sunn* man will i practice, would transform the nut- revision. commit suicide on her uerount.— ion into a Utopia. And futile us it bat the minds of these bus!Times-Union. You mean, worries Is to try to determine what on,. „e.s Ileaders and the political lendfiir fear he won’t. thing the country* needs most a ., 4 running in the san,c chanany particular time, yet the f a c t ,,,.* jH Indicated by the fact that Something fewer than fifty |>er remains that many of the master the two most important, flood cent of those who made the flight minds of the land spend much of legislation and taxation, are slated have landed so for in Honolulu, M X fcJI** thinking on that very f,„ ,.ur|y action upon the reconvenliyt four hundred years ago if an subject. i ing of congress. FIFTEEN YEARS AGO the uv. In un effort to obtain u large equal number of ships had left the erage yearly earnings of United number of such opinion* regarding shores of Europe for Atneriru, The problem of what Colonel Stales w rkers amounted t,» $771. probably the percentage of succes­ the problems of the greatest ImLindbergh will do a fte r the shout- In 11*22 it was <1400. It is much nortance confronting the country, ses would have been no better. Lewi* E. Pierson, president of the J"K un,l cheering hove subsided higher now, Ignorant rich people K‘*‘n ""Ived. He will be opening fear high wages, just us ignorant Chamber of Commerce of tin* Gainsville has long wanted coin- United .States, recently sent on in­ h * personnl mail for the rest of poor people fear the competition of Ids life. Seattle Times. miaalon government. It now has u imported labor. chance to get it, with n *'•-••*>•r teresting questionnre to the thous­ The more money the workman ands of members of his organiza­ drawn up through the authority of, Dr. Nicholas Murray Iiutler says E-'ls, the richer the rich man be­ und paused by a m ass meeting of tion. thut nowhere in the world is there I ^nnes. its cititens.--GainsviUe Run. Yes, These business und professional a truly great poet, philosopher or i Tke more labor of the right but unfortunately these charier leaders picked out six problems us "“"'u sort who dwarfs I kind, brought in from Europe; the things have to be passed by a m aj­ tlw most outstanding ones un ' fellowinun. Why this sudden 'higher the American workman's ority of all the people. ranked their importance as folluw*■i• his modesty T—Detroit Free Press. . wnges. The stockingless woman , r . day is probably the daughv *, the b a re fo o t hoy of yesterjj 4 They say Lindbergh ,i, smoke, chew, drink or gu to« ies. It is no wonder lie ran fly A truiulund of luitiiia^jQ burned oil a siding near Dozens of pedestrians wer» Tin* more t'unada gains ihu bet­ tor we -luill lie pleased. T ill' Most valuable animal out­ side of a menagerie is an Aincric-1 an human. Edward A. Woods of the Ki|uilnlile Life Company, gallivied interesting facts to prove* it in n book," America's Human Wealth." **» senten , “ Suspended" - . ..... Di es t',r .. derers ought to be imy,. r *?■ —Wall Street Journal. ^ should produce enough for our. We are not presuming to suggest I loti anyone take n va­ sellc:« and too- neighbor, t'aundu Till-: CAM. OF Till-: IIATIIING cation this summer, or consider any kind of trip to the moun­ bus one advantage, she knows that V IIF.ACI1 tains, hut an article appearing recently in the Jacksonville Great Britain is building airplanes, UY II. I. PHILLIPS Journal encourages us to remark that Floridans tiro indeed intending to rule the air as she has Give me the beach «ri u summer’s fortunate in living so close to the mountains of North Caro­ long ruled the wutcr. THE CO NSISTENT PERFO RM ER day, • And, unlike nitr-clve the C.inndI TAMPA TIMES lina where winter weather can he found during summer The tang of the salt seu uir, inns needn't wis.idcr wdiat would | mouths and the envoriment is ideal for vacationing. Where I can view happen to their prosperity if w nri One of the onrth’s rarest treus- nothing to him, anyway, i»ut a The ocean blue— Within a day’s ride by auto over roads as good as cun be broke out. ures i> the "consistent perform er”, j mi nunient may he a very fine And the funny shaped bathers there found, azure mountain peaks rise far above and disappear in­ Many have brilliant flashes of K e. n -j^ i f,„. (f{0 O.* «hado ..*•%- of one to con ---WK AUK PROUD of our rail­ ius, others are generally poor in i.tiling IUI IHW ,.... Give me o spot where the breakers to white fleeting clouds- At convenient intervals among their ..... :....... I4the udul..thers n r . Bcnerally poor• u .mplnll. who hnM enjoyed roads in the United States. Cana­ ragged slopes appealing golf courses prevail upon the motor­ boom what ati vi i they umlertiiko, nml st .1 jo„ ()f t(u. wori,| t,ut lias not got And crash with a seething foam, ist to stop and try the emerald fairways, the craggy hazards, da has mare miles of railroad per nth c.!' ;m' ‘'catined ever lo ' enough of life to make bis last capita than any country in the Where seabirds fly und deadly traps. •»? Pn ,t », in ,ire ? .. aff“ !r. ,’ wt rid. Canadian farmers produced Against the sky— blit there are n few—and you meet fa ' y s eomfortable. Hut let the editor of the Journal tell it. He seems to know 15.00.').000 bushels of wheat R0 one nf them occassionnlly if you And the how-legged flupper* roam. Die terrestrial ball is kept from years ago. They produced 110,000,try hard en o u g h -w in , is n ev er. r-hnoting off toward the sun or dothe story well. "The fellowship of North .Carolina and Flor­ Pack me In sand at a beach resort ida is a fellowship of mountain and sea, of a laud of the sky I 000 bushels last year. We have a, brilliant, never poor, never medio- ng some other eiiunlly disastrous That’n cooled by a spanking breeze, P VI''I fill, energetic nution north of t cr,. i,ul j UMt. us good at his tM'tg, it seems likely, liy those who with a lund of the sky-blue water. Nature, which gave tills us Where I can see are. and arc glad of it. They " ' woik in bis accomplishments one can he depended upon to do the the I The whltecaps glee world’s work today, and every dny.j state so much, overlooked mountains, but placed western V« d pacemakers. (litv ns another. And behold all the oddlot knees. N„* „u monuments ever will b /n n d d<> it equally well all the time. North Carolina and north Georgia so nearby th at 12 hours of GENEVA WILL "TAKE up the orected lo such a character, since.| IW th c n .n o .daring bands no, There let me loll in a bathing suit motoring can wipe out the divine omission at any Vime. These submarine question." because most of us lack the higher cheering throngs. and almost | portions of Georgia and Carolina, and the roads which lead At ease beneath flawless skies, hnc'itics that inspire flaming feats,n ev er are they referred to us \ c Britain, which dontinnte* ment­ Where waves crash In to them, are among Florida’s finest assets today. That Flor- ally nearly all the world, except of intellcit, we nre prone to wor- Have with Us lonight, but wer With steady din— . idans appreciate tills is eloquent in the number of Florida France and Russia, would like utli- ship the man of brilliant a tta in -'i t not for their influence we might And women look nine-tenth thighs. cars and people and newspapers to be found now on the high’rr nations o< have few submarine*. m ints but on the other ham!, thoihnve no gripers, nor autom obiles.I performer of good, n v e r-1' oi hot dog stands, nor tourist Isrt. me,alone where nature’s grand t Htreets of Asheville' Tocoa, Hendersonville and scores of There !• no pmteciinn for Brit- consistent aiu’s glurnlic nurcnntilo fleet age work never need fear the poor- camps nor much of anything else Apd distances seem immense, other neighboring resorts. against them. Bultlesliips and house. A monument would mean tin t makes life worth living. SUnu'women*old "There are no lovelier highlands in the world than the .tiiisers ure worthless, and can Enough to have lots m<*rc sense. verdant, busy tablelands of north Georgia and the towering only run when submarines appear. hyis of west Carolina. The clean damp of altitudinous woods' m« away to the w ater’s edge, the rugged glory of great rocks, the murmur of falling waters THIS COUNTRY FOR naticmnl NOTICE Where a fellow contentment finds, defense needs submarines more Elton J. Moughton the blue splendor of distant bills, the soft curve of grassy And I can swim, than anything else .except flying Barber Shop at slopes, the gypsy spell of roads that wind in mighty figure machines. If I have vim, Architect ;ii;i EAST SECOND ST. Through the grapefruit und melon eights from mountain to valley, the million mountain smells, Flying machines ub.ve water Flr*t 'x V I. Bank IUilg. Now Open rinds. the vast silences—all these are Floridans’ at tin? price o f-a and land, submarines below water •'» uford, Fla. Allmrt Grantling will keep this country safe if suf­ Give me the joys of the public day’s ride." ficient numbers ure provided. -----—-----------------------0 iieucli. With the shimmering sens to scan Whery I cun go And gush u t«<e On some •picnicker’s surdine can. SAYS The ••get" |« the hanlnt of the budget. Many instances of irregular and illegal practice in con­ Canids And Farmer*. nection with the administration of justice have been exposed ,\ Great. Intelligent Land. recently in the state in general and Miami in particular. The Plane*** And Submarine*. most glaring example of corrupt operation of courts hns ju st Valuable i* Man. been found in Dade county where the Miami Tribune has iiy a iw h u d OKISUANB M«r In. compiled statistics showing instances of what it describes ptp frlik i t i l l as the menace of the professional juror. PltKSIPKNT UOOI.IDGK feels 'I'hi* Miami newspaper has delved into the records and art* happier Hum found thut one man in a period of twenty-five days hns serv- t',al> Ilin,iy farmer* ed twenty-two times as foreman of a coroner’s jury. A sec-1 ' t agree with him. On July 4, ond man served nineteen times as a juror in the same period, 111>,. President and this country eela third man sixteen times and two others were empanelled ebruted their blrthduy* ^together, fifteen and ten time respectively. It was found that in a [ I S S ruuI iu isui. Thocounnumber of instances men served six and seven times during tl',,jVm >iuite three times a* old a period of one month. ns',|l(, president, whhh shows wlmt While there may be no particular law governing the n young country we nre. professional juror, The Herald agrees with The Tribune that FRK* \ n*”FAJtMKits will be the practice is extremely had and certainly provides a means inl„c s to d to hear that in Maniof breeding corruption. Tlte host way to refrain from evil is to|ni cunudiah fnrn..*rs c-mtrol to avoid the very appearances of it, some sage has said, and wheat exp'»-t in n big ‘‘pool" hand11 I lU' the advice is particularly applicable in this instance- The M f-D ing ‘JOii .oimi*.oiio' *l,|,s,",|"_h 11!*' J‘xj pertors t,Uil ... r‘,ls,'< "" ami newspaper hits found that in the cases of three of the gut tin- profit have I >*t control, marathon jurors, tdi of them lived at the same address and and farmers arts getting u bigger each was described as a loafer around the justice of peace price fur their wheat. IVrhups our unething from funner* will lean office. t 'unndu. Another phase of the Tribune's expose which warrants considerable attention is the fact that two of the habitual CANADA ItY TDK way, more jurors are awaiting trial on charges of conspiracy. Men c o n ­ prosperous Hum ever in her h ist­ victed of felonies or under indictment should not he allowed ory, recently celebrated tin* dnminto sit on juries in any court. lit some states this is prohibited lirl't, ('.nth birtlnluy unrl now weltwo royal princes. Kveryby luw and if not in Florida’ a bill governing this point should conies tiling is coming Canada’s wny, in­ he enacted at the next legislature. cluding tlie best selection of e n e r­ Meanwhile an investigation is being conducted in Miami getic valuable immigrants from in an effort to rid that city of questionable court procedures. Uiirope the kind this country The situation should serve to convince other Florida cities and needs, and stupidly keeps out. counties of the importance of cleaning their own skirts. F’ropI POO, SIR Wilfred I.auricr erly administered courts offer law abiding citizens their this prophecy. "The nlncgreatest guarantee of peace and protection, anti without these ! teenth century wu- tin- United safeguards a community suffers materially in the eyes of the States’ century; the twentieth will I t- Canada's century." rest of the nation. ------------------ n ; I TOM SIMSI Speaking Of Bowiuots A Win n in g . T/o l e n e EpigramI 7fie Twins of Power say- SiwotMthmixM. faM/jMdfiitoti. TmpwimitMfiM OfTirtmOilU P C . TATE. GENERAL OEL/VERT ORLANDO FLORIDA S E A BO AR D O I L C O M P A N Y 1 J a ck J o n v illc .F lo riU a s ([See Service Station Manaqerabout ourj ([Special SavinqsPlanItsa qoodProposilionj 4- MEYER- BOTH s e r v ic e ” "MEYER. BOTH SERVICE PRIZE S m iN A T IO L E M EPIGRAM M W IU M PAIDFDR cACH OMt PRINTED �**AGn THREW T H E S A N F O ltl) H E R A L D , T H U R S O AY, A U G U S T 18. 1D27 Social and Personal Activities Office Telephone 148_______ M R S. F R E I) S. D A IG E R . S O C IE T Y E D IT O R S o c ia l Bertram Sheppard left Wwines •lay for St, AiiKwtino where h( will spend a few days on business S r w rndr •l,r-!3 II undred S h i p s (In Birth A..niv..rfZ And Ma ny Planes Miss t let* Thayer, who has been visiting for some time at Waycross An unusually jolly affair of the liu., i.- expected to return home on Saturday. week was the surprise party given by Mrs. Osborne I*. Henul n, honMONDAY oring her young son Osbjme Hern­ Mias Elizabeth Turnbull has re­ Lines* and social meeting of turned from Daytona Beach where don Jr., on his tenth birthday a n ­ Jnitti Seekers Class of the niversary. Ljjsi Church will meet a t -1 she has been the guest of Miss The children gathered at the Helen Marentette. L ,,t “The Oaks”, the home Herndon heme at 2:.’tu o'clock, go| rj j, K. Spurting on Melloning from there to the Mitalic Gordon Cherry has returned to where they saw “Jaeky Coogin" [Avenue. The hostesses will be in j. M. Moye, Mrs. M. E. Moye, his home nt Miami a fte r spending his latest picture. JAfter the show a short time here with his mint j. It, Uutleilge, Mrs. 11 U tlic children returned to the home fin Mrs. I. 0 . H art and Mrs. Mrs. W. A. Zachary. for refreshments. [Hickson.. Quantities of zinnias and hibis­ Rev. and Mrs. W. P. Buhrtr.an cus were used in profusion in dec­ Ldcen "Mnllory Circle of the IlSnptist Church will meet with and family returned home Thurs­ orating for this affair. The re­ \V, W, Oressor a t Silver Lake | day from the mountains where freshments table was graced with they have been spending the the large birthday cake iced ami o’clock. past month. THURSDAY lopped with ten caudles. Brick Ice cream and individual cakes were Ljal meeting of tho Rebecserved late in the afternoon. Fav­ fill lie held at 8 o'clock at the ors of baskets of candies were giv­ (Fellow's hall over the llnsket, en each guest. v Rebecca is asked W ho pre*j|rs. Lottie Mahin, state presEnjoying this occasion with Os­ ; will tw in attendance. borne were Robert Wilson, Max liumhlcy, Robert Rumbley, Rich­ FRIDAY Tile many friends «f V ir­ ard Deas, Hurry Bowers, 1‘harlc* corn! of a series of afternoon o tins l»y the summer pupils ginia Jenkins will In- interested to Thompson, Eugene Estrldge, Sam if* Margaret Me line’s expres- learn that she is getting uhmg Bradford, Jumcs Bradford. Ralph cluss at the home of Miss Me nicely following an operation Wed­ Warner. Teddy Morse, 1.. P. Menesday morning for appendicitis at Culler Jr., Frederick Duiger, E. L. on I’almotto Avenue, Fancy and Braxton Perkins. jfulnr meeting of tho W. C. T. the Fern aid Laughton Hospital. ill he held nt o’clock nt the Miss Jessie Street Roberts who Second Of Studio Teas C. Maxwell on n{ Mrs has been spending the past ten Street, days here with her mother, Mrs. To He Given Friday By J! D. Roberts, plans to leave S a tu r­ day for her homo nt Wilmington. Pupils Of Miss McRae Colander GOLDENROD Aliases M argaret Louise and Lucy Young of Pensacola are exjtected to arrive here Friday and will be the attractive house guests of Miss Olive Newman at tier home in Rose Court. Mrs. .1. P. Hall and children left Wednesday for Lakeland where they will spend n short time vh ilitig relatives before go tag to the mountains of, North Georgia for the remainder of the summer. Miss Virginia McDaniel who has boon attending Camp Jonisse at Scnaea, S. C„ is now in Atlanta, Go., visiting her sister Mrs Byron Stimwut and is expected to return home the latte r part of next week. :ttln Misses Mary Louise and ;inin Merriweather, daughters Ir. und Mrs. Charles Merrithev, who have been attending ip Jocnasee, near Renswsi, S. C. exported to return home Tues- Mrs. J. M. Wallace and sister Mr.-. Mary Bishop of Tampa re­ turned to Sanford Wednesday ev­ ening a fte r spending the past five weeks visiting'at Quebec and Mon­ treal Canada. New York City and other paints in the East. M aster Herbert Douglass, who has been attending Chimney Rock Camp will return home next week. His many friends will he glad to learn that he Ims recovered from his recent Illness. -Mrs, Vance Douglass who has been spending the past three weeks with her son will accompany him home. Mis. Clyde Byrd and small daughter, Betty Jean, leave Satur­ day for Arcadia where they will visit her Durants Mr. and Mr*. FAST! Residence Telephone 859 —J Tile second of a series of studio teas will be given by the pupils of Miss M argaret McRae on, Fri­ day afternoon nt her home on Pal­ metto Avenue. A most delightful program has been arranged for this afternoon which will include tin* following number#: "My Folks", and "Dolly's Wed­ ding" —Doris Walker. “A Story", “The Little Seams­ tress"—Frances Johnson. “.Inst Whistle", "At Breakfast Time”—Mary Frances Andrews. "Rummaging”, “ Little John W aring" (Tiroline Hfcgetv, "Chums", “Tiie Pup" —Mary Elizabeth Neely. "Mu and tiie Check Book", "When Pa Gets Home" Klnl.it> Mesdames Pippin And Echols H ostesses To Sun Beam Members Look For Fliers (Continued Front Pane 1) closely for the ginnt Golden kite varied by the Golden Eagle as a means of signalling distress. Hon*dulu reported that all night vigil of ship and shore lookouts had failed to report the sighting of night flares with which both of the missing planes were equipped. Chat les Pnrkhurst, pilot "f the “City of I’eorin" nnnounccd thnt he planned :t 1500 mile cruise out over the Pacific in search of the < missing planes. The airplane will carry a full fuel loud of tWtl gal­ lons, giving it a range etjunl to the Hawaii flight distance. At the airport today ' it was thought highly probable th n t one or both of tho missing planes may That’s W hatThe Whole vi Town Is Saying About The Lowes, stood by, waiting for the haze to lift. They expect to beat Erwin into tho air. l’arkhurst’s plane carries no radio equipment. HONOLULU, Aug. 18. —With two of the Dole planes believed down nt, sea, Art Goebel, pilot of the Woolaroc and Martin Jenseh of the "Alohn,’’ winners of the ? 25,000 und $10,000 first and sec­ ond prizes for tile great 2400 mile race, had no heart for their hon­ ors today. Tho adulation of all Hawaii did not compensate the flyers for anx­ iety they felt over the safety of Auggy Pedlar, Vilas Knope and Mildred Doran, the "flying schoolmarm," of the Michigan biplane, and of Jack Frost and Gordon Scott in the Heurst “Golden Ea­ gle." “ Boy, we did it," was the happy exclamation of Art Goebel as he and his navigator, Lieut. W. V. Davis, stepped from their plane a t 12:22 P. M. Hawaiian time, yester­ day, to discover that they were the winners of the world's greatst air race. Immediately, however, their joy faded. They learned th a t no word laid been heard of the "Gol­ den Engle" or of the "Miss Doran" since passing the Fa rail ones HO ki'.iles pff tin- California coast. Jenncti, wno landed with his nav­ igator, Paul Schuller, had the same reaction of joy and then alarm, Jensen cruised in upon Wheeler field two hours after Goe­ bel. Anxiety was felt everywhere throughout the islands counter­ acting to a great degree the over­ flowing jubilation that had been fell in tiie flight itself and in the fart that “ Marty" Jensen, the Hon-" •-lulu flyer, won second place. N<> olio, however, was more concerned limn Willium F. Mulloska, con­ fident that the “ Miss Doran" would win the nice, came to Hawaii from Michigan to welpome personnally Pedler and "the flying schoolmarm" upon their arrival in the islands. la a terrible contrast to l lie Ituppy m erriment of the giant throng that crowded Wheeler field yester­ day, strum ming ukelelcs and cheering boisterously, where the small groups of solemn-f seed watchers that clustered Upon Wheeler field today. The thought that somewhere in the Pacific live their Joy, Jam es Dele sponsor a f the race, was another anxious watc her. I Lis first flush of sotisfat tion in the ar­ rival of Goebel and Jenson soon ( passed witli increasing alarm over the safety of tho two missing planes. Plans fur the entertainm ent of the flyers wore held up today. GueMiss Hydtia Anderson who lias l,i 1 soon a fte r ids arrival, unnounbeen spending several weeks visit­ i red thnt he hope? t/> make a New ing here as the guest of Misses York to Spokane I light in. ScptcniKatherine Kchirard, Beverly^ Bend­ be He plans to inslull rvnew «•»»er and Jane Torr^pce left Iliui>gino in the “ Woolaroc and use the dny for her haute at Montgomery, plane for Hie w erluiul hop. Ala. She was accompanied home by Davis, first thought, a fte r lie hud )„• mother Mrs. O. W. Anderson sent messages to his mother and to ami sister Miss Beulah Anderson his sweetheart, was to express hi. intention of swimming from the famed Waikiki Bench. Davis’ leave from Run Diego nuvy post expires OHULUOTA on Sept. 10. The navigator raid th a t oae Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Jacobs and S. E Itnrret of Jacksonville, month ago ho met Jensen in Cali­ daughter, Mrs. Hodges, returned form ally of Sanford spent Thurs­ fornia and learned that tho Hono­ In me Thursday, from Nocodoches, day in Sanford us the guest of lulu flyer planned to race in the Dole derby. At thnt time Davis hud Texas. . friends. Miss Thelma Wagner and house not thought he himself might make the flight. guest, Miss I<eona Shclfkofsky, returned home Sunday nfter spend­ “Gee, you’re crazier than you ing the Past week nt Daytona look,” Davis said he explained to Jensen. Beach. " I’ve hurried so much aince 1 left Mrs. R. L. Dunn and family spent ( San Diego th o t I still have on the [„ few days nt Lake Harney last .uite suit of clothes, ’ Davis added. week, Both Davis und Schuller, Mr. and Mrs A. G. Wagner were) ra.ty.ator of the Aloha, declared the guests of Mr*. S- b ■ I>‘''g •*'| they had hud difficulty in Daytona Bench for tho week-end. -fgating it true course. Mr, John McCormick, of Juck-i “For u time I cheeked my hear­ sonville, bus been a guest at tho j ings by the sun und s t u n SchlttChfaltiota Inn fur the past week. ler »aid, "hut later I had to rely Mr. and Mrs. N. C- Jacobs spent on dead reckoning." the weekend at Daytona Bearli. “ We saw nothing but clouds all Mrs. Joe Cliulker, of Sanford, Wi» j the way over," commented Davis. th e.g u est of tier patents Mr. niidj " ’••• Doda left Saturday Goebel revealed thut the prv lt^' i!li hi parents in Chat- Mrs. N. C. Jacobs Monday. ent trip was his first flight over • ''iinti-Mo. lie cxjH'ct i The friends of Mrs. Annie Willi-1 water. ay.three weeks. a in a will he .glad to know that she j " I’ve always lived an out-«f' ’-ito transfer of some Is able to he around again oftei doora life, the winning pilot said, " ns made- here recently several days illness. "fo I didn t mind the cold und dark. 1 uird Adam?, negro, sold 1 have always been crazy about ndAmmon* is a brother-in-law af Mr. ‘ I" the Messrs. veqtnre Once | evc|t went to IVfu • "« tt inter P«rl: ami Atil- )),,ueln ■ami is a rut ired conductund j-'ined the Peruvian arm y n 0 ■artfonvlllf. f„r n cousin- or of ilia Hoahoard Airline Rail“wtrly* 120,000. Air. Crowds f Bath Robes 1$12.50 Sellers I Now $f/J95 j Men’s Ribbed j Men’s Lumber Jack s’ , , Unions $6.95 Sellers Soils $ 1 .5 0 Values For $ 0 4 9 B ankrupt Sale A(\^ l^rice v 1 1 | I j 11Men’s Gen,viipe 1 Buck Shirts j | ■$5.95 Sellers j | For $2*49 I 'j ^ ** ^r-jj ’* USA i Men’s Shirts $2.50 to $3.50 Values , fi | Men’s Pajamas i . OQ | Bankrupt Sale Price Ua/t* j $2.50 & $3.00 *.L *4,Vk*, * , Sellers j 95c FIXTURES FO R SA LE A T LESS than the cost to manufacture. This sale will soon be over—if you want a bargain in good fixtures look them over now. ' W a nt e d -* 10 e x t r a .** T< »1*»- * salesmen wanted. Apply Friday morning at 8 A. M. SALE CONDUCTED AT Sanford Fla, 05 E. First St OPEN EVENINGS ♦ bv �a personal m essage to Sanford m erchants Does stagnation reign when you lock your store? From London, Ontario, to London, England, is the course charted by these two Canadian aviators, who will try to make the 3900-mlIo nun-stop flight luto this mouth for a prire of 125,000, They nro C»pt. W. Itoy Maxwell (le ft), director of the Ontario governm ental nlr service, and Capt. Terry D. Tully, chief pilot of the North Ontario forest air patrol. American Aut'' Manufacturers H o p e To Export Million M a c h i n e s Yearly NEW VO UK. Auif, IS, i IN S)— bus 11uilcs," Mr. Reeves says. company with Roy l). Cha­ Within the next two years Atnorl- pin,"In president of the National can motor car mnmifacturers ex- Automobile Chamber of Commerce; j poet to export 1000,000 automo­ •John N Willy*, chairm an of the t ❖ ■ bile., busses and motor trucks nnn- Chamber'. Foreign Trade Commit- £ jj " 1unity. in the opinion of Alfred toe; Windsor T. White, vice-presiof the Chamber’s truck diviy ■ Ileaves, General Manager of the | Nationn Automobile Chamber of sion uml A. R. Erskine, we had * ■ I ’emnierce, who has just completed moot interesting conferences while t ■ ■ n survey of motor car markets in in Europe with the m anufacturers V t B I abroad. VB Europe. jo Broaden Market * B The Kuropeon market for AnieriAll believing that the most im- * ■ jrnri im tor cars is expanding rapid­ portion thing is to broaden m ar­ ly, Mr. lteevea says, largely the kets <1 that each country receives ?S result of the changed attitude to ­ the share of business to which the ?S ward* niitomnhies, which formerly merit of its product nnd the cfwere regarded ns luxuries, but are fieiem y of its selling methods de­ * B V■ now gaining recognizance as an serve. VB economic necessity in many coun­ "Our centralised effort, associat tries. ied with British, German, French, T ___________________________________ No' A Luxury j Italian, Austrian and Belgian nink, "Now fully convinced that motor era, will lie to expand the m arkets Here arc the first pictures to reach America of the Junkers plane Bremen, in which Captain Herman cuni longer luxuries hut In those countries th at have been Koehl and two companions attempted a flight from Dessau, Germany, to Chicago. The upper time saving necessities, the Eu-|slowt<> adopt motors, sometimes picture shows n side view of the plane; below is a view of the Interior of the fuselage look rnpeun countries are making rapid • because of poor highways, often ... . i t .1 II .i .. . proirresH in the building <»f hitfh- uxccwaive taxation and not m ireIng toward the controls, showing the nil metal construction. wnj's readjusting taxes and e s ta b -‘qucntly heenuso motors have been * lisliing of more motor truck nnd considered luxuries." tS s 1* B £■ Does your business “stand still” dur­ ing ihe night hours? Do your rales stop when your sales­ men start for home? •4. '^ Scenario W riter Agrees With M nrrj'ingl’ursnnOf S H ahiIh A nd SnyHlllondeslIestMutcn JJecntise They Are Dumb Y MANTED, ROANOKE ISLAND, next year the Roanoke Islanders v TAM BA, Fla., Aug. 18. — <IKS I expect to put over the Virginisi lia , X - Admitting shortages in ids ac­ N. C., Aug. 18. ( IN S)—Ceremonies Dnr. celebration on an even larger commemorating the birth of Vir­ JnckNonville Selected As The counts approxim ating $8,000, Sid­ ginia Dare, grait'ldnugliter of G ov-. scale. 2 V. Grose, former assistant Place r« r DiscussimiOf Case ney By this time next year, it was ,+ am or John White, and America's; of the Exchange National native burn, were held today. estimated conservatively, the Vlr- 1 OfHaimnat'onipany Against cashier Br.nl of this city is having a hard first Hundreds of persons from all giliin Dan- Trail will come to its I Atlantic Coast lane. Ollier.s job getting arrested. parts of the country made the un- i official end here! A giant bridge, Admitting the misappropriation nun I pilgrimage to Roanoke Island opening up the Island with the ORLANDO, Ha., Aug. 18.- IlN lo f the bank's funds, Grose applied “outside world" will he completed S t- Advise has just been received i tl, t |„. United States District At- to witness, with the unlives, the before the celebration is held, celebration "f Virginia Dare Day, liy ttie Growers art I shippers t matey William W. Gober and inkit was believed. which is hold each year hy the l.iaguo of ttie assignment for ail that In- be indicted so that he >hc Colony Memorial AssociuModernism Deplored hearing nt Jacksonville on October n-ulil "get tt over with." IDs up- tion. The only way to the island now I, 1027 of tho case of the Fruit plication came just ns the federal -e i ...... i . i . i ! is via boat and ferry. With the Itispatrh Company nnd Banana g.and juiv was adjourning and his ^ n w U - i’7'wcre*hHd a t cm.ipletion of the bridge from the Seles (Vrporation vs the Atlantic a.e could not be prepared In time , hl. M„. , f Kort Raleigh. where Mainland, one can reach this Const line Railroad and others, and to obtain mi indictment. Is lr W alter Raleigh nnd his ill-fated place by automobile over the twotlie Jacksonville Traffic Bureau Attn riiisy (*€»iii?r Ml it 1 In* I'lnilil “ Lout Culony** liriiveil the* peril** nf mile structure between here and uml Fruit ItMrllHitors, Incorporate lake no action until he hail re- tin unexplored wilderness to at- Nags Head. vs the Seaboard Air Line in Dtr.d Home outsiders deplore the inva­ "'ived a report of hank examiners tem pt t r found a new English emi ts 10088 and Sub, No. I. lo show Hint Grcso was short in pi re, only to he literally swallowed sion of "modernism" 'into tranquil Tills investigation involves an tho accounts us lie claimed. It will tape lei.ppub nt irs t'tv u .nioeei Roanoke Island, which has been cut off from the rest of the world, by attack by the Fiuit Dispatch Com­ be two months or more before up by the earth. the construction of the bridge; hut pany nnd other- against tlie rail­ Mich examination can bo made. 1 Dostpime Dedication ttie natives palled by tranquillity roads' proposal to charge $5.0(1 Attempts to obtain his own ar- 1 Another event, planned jointly or several centuries lire jubiant for (he use of refrigerator curs were futile upon application with (lie Virginia Dare celebration, i((Vor t |lt, fact that soon they will with dry hunkers and .$12.50 for lest to I’. S. Commissioner J. E. Wilm a r k i n g the dedication of the site |R, „ |,|e t() gL>^ j„lo their automorefrigerator cura with ice in the hum , uml Grew, n proposed memorial th e , Idle and wander around tho earth bunkers in i t to the refrig ­ break into jail. ii< cannot even "f ()l|K,r fi.jks. claimed he ptimeers .>t flying, Orville and wileration late. lost the money on the greyhound loir Wright, was postponed so a 1 u wu8 hcru' that tho W right The Grnv i anil SldppeM rat cs. not to conflict with ttie Roanoke ;|ir()thcra, in (lie utmost quiet of League nf Florida intervened in i ninny Memorial Association ! Kin Devil Hi, taught the word how tills complaint representing the in­ j to fly. Edison and Marconi also HOLLYWOOD Sawyer building terests of tin- fruit and vegetable However, the dedication of the wore lured by the remoteness of In ing remodelyd and improved. shippers eT the Flute and will par­ site on Kill Devil Hill will take *Roanoke Island, and came here ticipate in the hearing. Thive who place later. A spot has been ten* test out the radio. have joined with the complaints ( \I.A Work under way in- tutively selected an the site for are the American Fruit and Veg­ stalling new Storm newer* in this the memorial, which probably will Do LAND—Large hatchery to lie etable Shippers A -toeinlion, n 1,1 Y* ] be a towering lighthouse, to por­ jestablished. national organization wt Chicago, ts* --------;-------*------- -, pH ante the memory of the twe the Mobile Chamber of Commerce iin.oic, either is a charge made brothers who made tho first sm *ST. AUGUSTINE—New sewer and Business League, tie Bnnnnu , " r ll"' ,,M' "• refigerator cars tin ,essful airplane flight off these pipes being installed in West Aug­ Sales Corporatii-n, l ho Mexican ail the important fru it and v rg et- 1shores 2f> y e a rs ago. ustine. Traders Steamship Company, the al le lo'iiiagc moved from the state While today’s celebration brought ''undim i .Shippers \ ■.meinlinn, in- ' t • alifornin. For this reason it thousands of visitor* here to the LIVE OAK—Work progressing corporal ml, and the S m llim i Tnif- 1 evpivied tho rase will have bn-inning-plm-c of English civilize ..n Suwnncc Highway to Pine* nati-'im! rcrognilion. fi I/cugiie. tion in the western hemisphere, mount. 'J’hu case will undoubtedly ntH ad natinnal attention because of the effort oil the part o f the car­ rier.. to make a charge for tho u c ( of refrigerator cars in this I r a f - ' fic, which is not undo upra ir.iltic in ported Giiu tin- ports of New Orleans, New York or Bal- (NOTE: "When Urn average blonde gets married, hIh> doesn't know what it's nil about!" That's thu observation of the Rev. V, F. Loos, “m arrying parson", of St. Louis. based upon the reactions «.f light-haired brides in ninny of tin* 4.500 ceremonies lie lias perform ­ ed). Hy VALERIE TIRREI.L International News Sc n ic e Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Aug. 18.- (IN S )Tho Rcujk Mr. lams is right about blondes,ttsa y it Anil a Lous. I'm not yeasing (him because we bear the same ninie, but because i know tny blondes ns well as he does, it's true th at the golden hailed girl doesn’t know what the score iend tlint's tlie reason why the blonde makes llie best wife!" The author of “ Why Men IVrfer Blondes” continued, “Thu Am erim n man likes bis liquor strong nnd his women weak in thu upper story Hu muy admire brains in his stenographer, or professional woman whom lie meets. But when it comes to select u wife, lie wants her without brains. "Notiling more fatal to happy married life thAn the wife who is 'interested' in her liubbys carver. And (hut’s where the dumb hlniv.lv hus tho big edge over thu lirainor brunette. Tho blonde doesn't know what it’s nil about and doesn't carol .She doesn't have to care because bbe’s a blonde. And the girl who doesn’t give ii rap about her htisluuid's but nic-s makes thu model wTfo " If I were asked to give advice to the lnvolnin, I’d simply say this: Dumbness is n gift of the gods. It you haven't got it, strive bard to attain it; For, ns Mark Twain should have mild: "Be luiiiny nnd you’ll b t lonesome." a great many years, but just be­ "The blonde bun the advantage fore We put the question to her, of proleffiv’o coin ration, llei tresse we learned 11ml slat’d acquired a ■—or bob—save her from many a very brunette bub. Whether Con­ huiirtmhc that the Iminctt • experi­ nies light or dm k is a secret. Fh" ences. Ahd fetting this protective kept tier lucks completely concealed Colorstiw* j * easy in these days of under a close fitting hut. beauty parlor* and drug stores and Connie distinctly emphasized the their marvel facilities. In fa i. assertion that she ‘ know what il the girl who yearns to heron.c was all about" on both of her multiblonde pnd dumb will find it a lotjmoulnJ ventures. ilVsnite *whht!i falser to acquire the blondnoss." he's sailing for France to get one To g a iithe o ther side of the story of Giosc twenty four hour divorce-* *i set (HU to Htid the last known from Captain Alnslon Mac hit urn. I fonde of ’em all titeuning, of "Blondes are m o r e popular with < ouree Peggy Joyce. But Peggy’s iiicii b ec a u s e they look m o r e an­ n Southflinplon, mingling with the gelic than brunettes," Connie phil duo bloods, and m inor Ini it that oxophltcd. “ But- and here’s Gu­ she’* getting ready to jvvii| i “ I bin but—a fte r they're married will*’ with husband No. (i. IJnfor- they’re anything hut angelic." tu n u i'ly . Lhc identity of the Jl*27 Connie smilingly declined to edition of Mr. Peggy Joyce is still •answer when iiskcii if that obserclothed |p mystery. cation was based on Iter own per­ P e g g y ' could hob] the blondes* sonal experience. , j end of toe argum ent. And how! You can bet your last dollar that Peggy Texas Guinan took up the cud­ knows what its ull about. Maybe gels more vigorously: " I ’m a she didaft Gw first time she went Monde," she declared, "and if any1 1 the altar, but site knew tier little bedy thinks I'm dumb,' they're book Imijj,before she made her fifth crazy. You bring that preacher Dip with Count Gustav Morner., over to ill*' club some night and I'll show him one blonde th a t’s Conn'* Tulniadgc, was next up- not dumb. He'll change his mind pealed «b‘(,’^nnle was a blonde for a fte r he sees the check." I \ % tit% S S ^ s ^ K S Man Or Wanted! =y ■X ■ £ S ■v *!;] b ♦ t Locked doors shouldn’t mean suspension of merchandising. |S BLONDES MAKING OCTOBER 1 DATElTampa Bank Teller THE BEST WIVES SET FOR S B lS W SAYS MISS LOOS FREIGHT HEARING i i Your salesmen cannot visit people at their homes in the evening; but you CAN send your efficient “personal representative” into the homes and to the very people you wish to reach. l How? The evening newspaper will carry your message and promote sales six nights every week. i i■ Build tomorrow’s sales through your advertising message' in the evening newspaper which your customers read every night. I1 The evening newspaper works at night for you while your store is closed. ;I The evening newspaper is the best in­ surance against a dull business day tomorrow. ■ * i il Reach the right people at the right i ♦i hour through the right newspaper by f i advertising regularly in ij i ti 5 is ■ ♦ Si * To carry Ihpkc motor route that pays splendid money. Must have ear and be able to furnish refer­ The Sanford Herald ■ ences and small cash bond. A/j/jly Circulation M anager ii* 1 Herald Your Business M a fe Business Better TH E H E R A LD ,, * ■s «»« m tt m tt*****j * " ■■■■■"■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■BaaaaaaaaBBBBa aBBBBBBB«BBB«»""*BB5ST* �* *at' _ PAGE FIVE T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . T H U R S D A Y , A U G U S T 18. 1827, ■cr Phone 148 SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX INC 203 Oak Avfi. ISanforJ Daily Herald ,n t ad. rates Itfiii** Cash iii Advance ^honc ads, " ill be received pi Inms a iid col lector «ent Jiatdy for payment. .............. 9c « line r* .............. .....;... 7c n line w ..... 0c a line IBM ....................... 4« n line Phone 41 4— lfu.sine.ss .Service 1U-A— P o u ltr y A n d E g g s -j ed stucco bungalow, 2 bod rooms, living room, dining room, BABY CHICKS, Kooks, lleds and kitchen (equipped with elective I Leghorns, nil extra fine quality range,) truth (with hot and cold stuck. Write me. Amos (i. Norrn- w ater). Icreated 2300 I’ninmtto ) an, I'ine Castle. Kin. Avenue, rent ' uimiier rates, phone NS. TRUCKING: Ton truck leaves KI R—I'ltmls And Flowers for Jacksonville twice weekly, I ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for can take your goods there reason­ I tut SALE: Four pepper beds j rent. tVuu block, $25 a month. ably. 1\ O. linx i :t:t. Itcndy to set. Phone .'171-W. Hox 1700 care III-raid. METAL ROOKING—The Roof Ev- t l --- ---------------erl rstiiig. Metal shingles; 1 l — A llscellnneous standing seam tin and galvinized roof*. See James II. Cowan. Oak CAR AWNINGS.Auto AwnAve. an,| Third St. Phone III. ] Itig Co. II Hall llldg. I ... _ I-’-A FARM TOOLS WANTED YUUIt HUS1NKSS - -card appear ' ing daily in this column will ^ AN l TO BUT traitor' nlsc plow, harrow, ditcher. W. M. Young, I 2(to N. park Ave. Tel 777 oi , reach over 0,0110 every day! --------... 18— HANK SECURITIES SOAR TO RECORD HEIGHTS IN 11)26 ,j?3 BY W ILLIA M S OUT OUR WAY .*» a —- # .■ •v -.v * / ’ , -^ Tvv- •»/ A-* / d o n ’t M O R R V taue va aouv ‘V / O N A C C O U N T A NOOR 'u A H A FiO 'U S tu T : 'i t 'Fikhsh co n m TH CtRA&S I HUH.ELT? First National Bank Of New York Shows Stuck Increase Of '.Mill Points; Huge Divi­ t dends Paid By Munv Banks i VME.V.L j vsE. MUj H T 3 t S T A"~> vajE l L W A FT C M v o o - Wan I erl T o Bent iT*3> A L O N v f w alk no TH' SWlMNttN' HOLE. a n ’ T O n Ke. T ' \7XbX OP A V u TTl L a n n w a v i f w i r 1 NEW YORK Aug. IK. -(INS) Many conservative investor* who reduced rate* aru for ^ r C *11 GARAGE APARTMENT—liv Inn- have purchased stocks <tf American Native insertion*. b U R E , *Tv-\EV?T* \ =■■ galovv lurnished, not too close in. hanking concerns for dividend pur* |"cr**r tmly, have been omitted at «unls of average length Apple Julies. Hall Hardware. NO H O R FW • tiie marvelous advances in the tountwl a lino. TrlTo \b V /E R V prin . uf their storks in the last [niinain charge of 3»c for ! Y-XX X. v« tit til jilt. Iinsertion. ‘ ' y — tluiiMVh For Sale c o m FTu b b l e . advertising is restricted Whereas industrial stocks have j \; . i n ' y,,\v ' V EV 7RV . / Soper elnsattiention. ini'Vt•l up 5o to inn points, or so; FUR HALE: Four room cottage m r\trenie cases even goo points fan error is made The SanlA l­ on one of lost hits mi Alugnu* u,,,,,. luink stocks have jumped I Herald will be responsible -and it costs so little a 12 w ild im Avenue, maid Sunlit Sid* il(1 i ),.■ wo v from 200 to ftHO unit, m Inly one incorrect insertion, l s — MHtrtnicni For Kent u \,f Notional [advertiser for subsequent ail for one month costs only $2.00. --------------------------------------School —Price iritsi.iinble, T irina .{juiis. Till- office should be „ 1“ ' f4UH porchiiscr. Owner Itox 4.11 |;,lllk n .-w York. OUO points in a Phone NH 1 URM.SHLD: Garage apartm ent. «««• Herul.l. ; ; . -|,. yi.„r. II,cause of the fact lied immediately in case of moms and hath, 107 K. 5 t h _________ _____________ that hunk stock* are not listed on Just ask for "Classified Depart­ St hour Phone 552 | an\ of the speculative hoards and TO AllVlCItTISliltS s ment’' 1 DR SALE:il.E: One of best fire ihi it I loci uni u n i m prin's so wide room bungalows on Palmetto lv heralded in speculative rireles. Herald representative RADICAL RENT Avenue, ill Sanford Heights, cor*-comparatively little is known of nmhly familiar with rates, REDUCTION CLEAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS I beautiful aim. N.reals... ,,*t .... ' «*•......... 1«»|.|..-<l......with „ „electric |,j 11„. rank ami file of Wall nul clanmiiciition will « 'K NB'V IVA 1.1. PA I NT I Th,,,. ....................................... „ less then, rai'.M* l.cuutlful apartm ents, a||(,. Wal|t| heritor, price s . ,i Vs" vi,„ compe te Information, 'SOM ETHING NEW AND HE I each consisting ul‘\,V,t of living room, bed ", Letva o ' tterms to Mid. ■ let the stocks of the New York if you wish, they will us-dst , TER. EDR FURTHER 1NFORMA--room, kitchenette and hath, with t , J , ir>i< \\ | ha’il.s anil trust lompanlcs are jn wording; your want ad. TION. CA1.L PHONE 2.'t5-J OR ull modern convienees, electric I 11 ' ate it more effective. ____; Itr-ely available at nil times, iu SEE, C. t'O l.l.ER , SANFORD, light, gus and hot wuter heater etc. • : • .'unities a* low as one share and FLA. ,Tney are hundsoinely decorated,! [mI'OI»t \N T NOTICE I ‘ attractively furnished and have F(tl‘ SALIC: F i v e room Spanish they an- accepted for , olliiteral bungalow im Park Avenue, 2 a ..ny hunk. In this way the pinc­ ven’sers atiotild give their ette garage, nice lawn, immediate t cal houiT.lt* of margin buying >f t ur postoffice address as : iito N o .o c A .- ,. possession, can't he beat for the hank s h a r e s are hi ought directly to r» their phone number if cash, haltno o the dime of any investor with only 'C . 'c ' 'Vv .price, - • • • terms $200,0(1 ... ............ desire results. About one . ,„l , ‘ k monthly. Hox Its cure Herald. o ti nlerale amount of no .icy avail, t out of a thousand hat I at:c Gift Shoppe. Room 10 * I) Me .. L’ Lander Arcade. Phone 852. l .Sanforcl ^ " Wl^ e n ,. --------•i'-A/i,, MU*nhh fur investment. ....... .'M in, % * ’.« ephune and the others l ark‘ and A vimiuinh , Cumconrmurtento with you merciul Street and the ltoulevarJ,1 21— L«Hs F o r S ale 1, " f ‘'u‘ iostiln,t they know your rnMn-M. BUILDING HLOCKS — irrigation un,i beyond over Luke Monroe. I — """ have not heattate.l to boost H E R O E S A R E M ADE - NOT B O RN . i.ti- ra h dividends pant. each year eiMTavNU fctwwci. we. 1 discontinuance Mt » l m mu o t pai oir. I or small ........... families there are no d-.-- 1 boxes and general cement work ......... ...v.^ ...^ , ,, . i in person »t "I he Sanford Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- sirahle apartm ents in Sanford and ‘ V* v JjANDb AttE \ ALHAULL to " stockholders m tin tu-c Id office or by letter. TeleWllleger, I’roy. 3rd and Elm. 'til! December (perhaps till Janu* I „ J * 1"1 1 " m !'! 'T \rT lhe 1,1 "V«hl ,,k'' ' " ‘" i 11 discontinuance* are not ______ ___________________ , i, .. ...... . rented at ,imlts 0 , 1 highway 1 have eight eoimm-iit from outside soim es. In BUNNELL— Highway front St. BRADFORD— from Istv lin t ! U K V tt'LU’e • nertf* of muck lands that can be some eases they have given their v a n e s m these stocks? And tla.... . , Road . , here ta LANEY.S DRUG STO R E--Pre­ 1 ' M .\ DOLLARS A MEEK. bought for ?500 m. acre or si’ccial *i., klu.lders vnluide rights in the answer Is the only one that ?nn he Augustin* to Bunnell to be rebuilt.. Lake ( ity to be improved soon. scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We am One rear apurtm ent cun he had - Pronp.t - tillc ie n l nil n»f it Thii^t V # ..** T L . . >1... « ■“J_: ! us near you as your Phone. Call It'd 'a t ?l« a month. Call at 200 North ^ in'en tiro ' t u ll t ’ hud od es'cin jVv’ ^ h" UWn ,h ‘* "UCl" given under the i iriiimsuuices, he Service LARGO—Rapid progress I' BUNNELL—Work to sta rt soon --------------------------- —---------------- Patk Ave. corner Commercial ht. ■us .lands. und. other good garden l.niv ' :' 'i'.mks' ami' the V^ash> divl- . ....... ,h r " r‘' mor<‘' hehig'm ade rebuilding Key U rg o on construction of hignwuy No.ztl j •VIGMT-CHKISKNBERKY PRINT ,They ran he seen only between 10 to Sail‘ Mateo. en only between to land. Fine place for poultry and deadf; * ‘v“ “ '* r " 1 the two Inntitutimis < ‘" ‘1 will continue to e a r | tr)dgo. *' root InnPtiiu'om ents SHOP — Printing. Engraving, A. M. and noonii unless by specuil 1 truck of ull Ivtids, Men can make rall(;i. „• I the way front $10 to $100 nn,,‘' i" th'- futtire. . Mnbossing. Sto us first. We do it|ipointment over telephone « • living raising bulbs, celery, vege’ Enormous tneroitsF'in tlepvnits WE1RSDALF,_ Enlargem ents' HUNNELL—1100,000 new Flag* JI7-W. R. R. Avenue- during the hours n.i™ «. » t U l 1 ^ “ •»« ^ * f t * Snm ordam i \ Z ' rirM Njltil(im, „ u1lls n K„;u,rnl , n)argtllg of the ,to he m ale D, plant of Weirsdale h r County court house d e d i c .t ^ fcATION and PLUMBING-- U Tspvi iulty. We handle electric rn m m m isl S tre e t ' e " h‘,,U ‘ ‘‘> ‘ ^ rn ilm ld ^ . u lT'n ‘.'I N( W Vork pays its stockholders functions and sphere of us,Tidiness Packing Company.. o’ccomly. and ( :--------- :------------------7 ----------------------Herald. n Vl,m. hl uiall!; t h,.the Fifth .......Ave* ............. behind these hu*te ---------------------------I -------- ----------------L ptintpa, home, light ami ------------------- — -— -----------------------------------------•| 1cure n,.,rPI!, mV,,V I Ins willw"notn.?be\ mi f lim U "" a year iu Utah; Fifth are it... the fnetnrs ftie in hank earnings., lle-l Corkscrew* were Invented in 1612 . MELBOURNE— Work to slur* [plinta. uunford Machine Co. LLMBEU and complete line cr *i*llKKK 1-ROOM furnished upurt-i . ' taml i^w nnii Im.* !!r u irv"* ! l!a,lk 11 -v,'ar l"'r "hare; |,K.n .n 1 budding m aterial. Low price* uUo OIK. a-room and one ' " W f° ' 1 '' 1 P Haniman National $20 a shale. , !m .evlslomis of the bunking law* Iby the 17-year old daughter of u soon on construction of M elbourne L . ___________________- Secur tv Lumber Co.. "Where Where Good t. .. . i , ........... , <nuyr «onie ol the muck lauds in ,, , . , , , " " v .‘crmlited v* Security the imtloiml banks | village blacksmith in France. ( Kissimmee Road, tinioIi.-liH Grades Come From" and I " ‘^ re d u c e d , t.ll Park „th fr ,mrtH „ f , mil)lrv. , . nu'' l . ™ '™ ‘V hnv'* rmi* From” Maple lUtomubiTesr ! Ave. Phone 251. i . the splitting up of the stock by engine in various forms of per.__,' ^ , . ,,^ ,,£ ,^ 7 7 ^ ~ , Sixth. Phone 797. tin stock dividend process and s,,i‘nl nnd cornbrntlon service no*; LAKE WOKIH $175,000 bond, . P. AUtiUSTINE—I Ians under ' »” r maintaining a smaller rate of divl- ... rmltted imdei the old national'i w e to la* voted on for construe!* Tor Imildlng wuter softening and NEW— nicely furnished 2t>— M i.srelhincous T n r h a te CONCRETE In every shape end TWO LODGE filteration plant here apartm ents, $25 per month. 1*15_____________________________ (Iuk I ilishursrmmt p«*r nbati1. Ilniiklnir low s ^urb iih the n'jrjn* *un Junior llifcb School, form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ ijy c a n ami Graham trucks W. First St. Phone 2U7. The forward price movements of ntiii transfer agencies for mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod-1 I n 13th f.t. Phone 3. ST AUGUSTINE— Building FOR SALK: Wagmi and pair of representitive industrial and rail- eorporntlon storks, trusteeship* of wink. ucts Company, Fifth and Maple) The hanks have not .exactly had permit* issued here during month 16— lltiUKt'.s 1’ttr B ent Millies $dili). Farm implements, road stocks pules to insignifiroods in estates, etc. Under Die Sts. Phone 112-W. j cheap. Mrs. II. N. Thomas, W, came when compared with the r,,^ei’ve bank nteinlaft’whip provl- in imperil y thrust upon them hot by of July totuled $50,725. LINS Jt COWAN CO. Auto i'irst St. i >;v-roeketing of these staid and Vlon* lh* ir nllotntent >>f reserve wisely and firmly grusning t h e i r ! ............... ............— Bator ami sheet metal works., CI.ARENCE SMITH FIVE ROOM furnished house for ____________ __________________ conservative old banking institn- funds in their own vaults have been opportunities they have reaped a • LURAVILLE— Plans under way french Ave. Phone 710-W. General Contractor J tent. See V, A. Speer, 111 Para timis of the country. Vet here are , on- idrrnhlv reduecil and thus good harvest, adding vastly to for construction of new power dam «00 W. First St. on Stiwnnce River near here. \ v ,v FOR SALE VERY CHEAP— two the facts and it is not only the „ o , r e of their funds nre nctunllly at their financial resorce*. Phone I t l Imnkers of the big financial dis '.SANFORD HUICK CD. DANDY NICE Flvo room hungn-' " cw Ka* ranges, beds, rugs, etc,. t rict who have profited by these 1 212 Magnolia Ave. METAL ROOFING—The Roof Evlow, all mmlern emivlt-mpn. Apply ni*u, 1u ity leuvit)^ town ling,’ price gains. There is no o n ,-1 erlastlng. Mctnl shingle-’.; 117 Popular Ave, Phone IKU-J. Phone 1107. j 'v" ,k’ ‘ “ II Mr. Foihis, phnne 735.1. ole supply of the stocks available i standing seam tin and galvanised for purchase nnd New York hank l roofs. See James II. Cowa-i. Oak FURNISHED MODEL TRIM CO. FIVE ROOM tjUINCV— GADSDEN County stocks nre quite widely held turning ] (trim the car, not the owner. ave. ami Third St- Phone 111. house for rent. Plume Htlfi-W. a growing list of conservative in*, | lot., lug tobacco crop. iPhone 817 for estimate* castor*.. 1*. W. RADFORD FOR RENT:—Two houses, 1193 PALM BEACH Game preserve Natura'lv the question will he (j— H elp Wanted (Mule) ami 1105 W. First Street. Kent estnblishetl here recently. asked why the' sensational ad HUPS—MARMONS Vulcanising Works. [Sanford Automobile t'o. BOYS WANTED—Can use five Isgnolia Ave. Phone 137. good boys who are hustlers. Can BARGAIN IN home at Elder Klan Magazine Plant Wrecked Springs: being called to Ala­ dirri a* high as a dollar nil after­ NEW SANFORD ROOSTER noon. Apply Circulation Depart­ bama on business <will sell my te only $1.00, Studebnker Spunish bungalow adjoining Elder ry- A-k for carbon juice with ment Herald. — ------------- [Springs with two lots for $3001); line- stop* the knock. San COACHING:— In all primary i in small cash payments, balance Garage Co. grade subjects beginning Mon- monthly, I! percent interest or will dav See Mrs. J. 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The plant of the Fellowship Forum Publishing Co , organ of the Ku Klux Klan ut Washington, was mysteriously wre ke,l in the middle j of the night, and police nre trying to determine whether it collapsed accidentally or was destroyed by a bomb. In the ruin# was found a note protesting the Sacco-Vnnteitl execution and threatening to "blow bell out of Washington.’' ' 1 The Sanford Herald ■- . ^ w ____ - i" j iI I I .nW Y � 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 18, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 18, 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 18, 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