301 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/07430b01f18de9a3633c8cd8e6eb5de4.pdf 96d1b990e09a04dbbdf5df18d689a09a PDF Text Text "to n * 1 VOUK N EW SPAPER H IE WBATHER jbiwhcd in Florida’s Heart IC World’s Greatest Vegetable ction. Its Richest Garden Land rfjME NO. X V II. •jn Partly cloudy, -with local thun­ dershowers in central and north porllon!i, tonight and Saturday. Leased Wire International News Service SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRID A Y. AUGUST 19, 1927. Member NUMBER 297 llu reau O f C ircu la tio n s Itate’s High C ourt 8E0L0GIST HAS P re s id e n t’s Son M akes B ig MAY KEEP BIG A irplane C arriers Hit WithFlappers Who W a t t i n g R j o in ln S e a r c h F o r ef uses To G rant F o r T ra in T a k in g H im W est FORLONG T I E Missing Dole Fliers eds A New T r i a l - 'Y SEARCHERS 1 ‘ RLtci W n Buart' RADICAL’S SISTER * I |1 |> 1* 1 A r r iv e s Am erica ial For- Rad,cals TO AID IN FIGHT [cco - Vanzetti Hur t By Ruling nzetti Appears In­ tone And Cries “Mojilize Million Men” RAPID CITY, S. D., Aug. 19-— (IN S )—He mine, wan Been and inost certainly conquered. Meanoung son of | ing John Coclldgo, younj, h a s t (he pre,i,|,.nt, who just nrnyed AsibInv 'u u-iinl ( ’n Asniey n i Inin into L aw . Monday I repared lo Stay liorc for » vacation with his father Two Days Hut Has Not Yet and mother. Been Heard From Or Seen Thc h,urts «f the nlnck H,l,s flappers are nt his feet. Ambitious mothers are wmcking their brains f<-r some proper method of procurFriends Organize an introduction for their dnughA Searching Party ing ters. The duughtorn themselves are religiously frequentnig places Every FrccaulinnTukcn By Po­ Lord Man’s'L a n te rn s Found where John is apt lo make an nplice At Docks ToPrevcnt l)eAnd Also Initials Cut In’ pearance. They have • heard that the nmherst senior who boasts the monslntlions/vndllombPlnts Mud; Was Cave Explorer When Liner Acquitnniu Docks whitehouse ns a residence, like the Prince of Wales, is an cnthuslastic luOBenian. Country club bridge parties and afternoon tens, therefore are being deserted in Officials Predict Permanent Belenlion Of Marines In favor of the trails through the hills where perchance, John may China For Several Years he encountered. May P r o v e Necessary Anything, just to meet him. When the President’s son nrrivo nt Rapid City, there was a larger Oriental Unrest Is crowd at the station thnn when Said To lie Reason the presidential party arrived, A*k about this fact, John said: “ Because mother is here." But Kcllog Says Chaos, In China the largo number of youthful tuid Is Chronic And 'Troops pretty girls belied that statement. NcedeUToProtect Americans 250 PAIRS OF EYES AID IN SEARCHING FOR LOST FLIERS Methods t'sed During World War limitin;i Submarines Planes From Langley Run Zigzag: Course Following Supposed Wake Of Lost Fliers Report I s False “Miss D oran” Safe Art* Now Bciiijr Used In hr- > F is h e r m a n ’s lo rt To Locate Aviator* J a p a n e s e I l b l l t r i n a n s WASHINGTON. Aug. 19.—Per­ Boat Is Mistaken In SllELLMOUND, Trim.. Aug. 19. WASHINGTON, Ang. 19.—(N S) NEW YORK, Aug. 19.— (IN S )— — (IN’S ) —On the trail of phantom manent retention of a large force Dusk For Lost Plane With detectives of the hemh squad adventure which lured l.awrence of American troops in Chinn now — All «ft the tricks learned during appears unavoidable in the opinion the World War in spying out the and n large force of police patrhl- S. Ashley, dauntless geologist-exSAN DIEGO, Cal.. Auff.19. called ot officials here. Hopes entertained dreaded submarines were TATES PRISON. Boston. ing the steattTshfp pier, the arrival plorcr of these parts, into the pitch — (IN S )—Ten naval airplan-. UK— (IN S )— Both Ni- Af Miss I.uigin Vanzetti, sister of black recesses of Nickajaek cave, by the government that some of upon by the nnvy today in its ca operating from the aircraft Hawaiian carrier Langley and. the ten­ Sncco and Bartolomeo Bartolomeo Vanzetti, abroad the miles into the heart of Sand the l’.,000 marines on duty in the search for the missing kzetti uttered wild cries of liner Aquitauia wus awaited today. Mountain, through noiscsome in­ der Aroostoek poinetl in the flight planes. fnr east could soon ho withdrawn search for the missing Dole hair today when told that. ( More thnn 250 pairs of keen eyes, The Honorable Jam es J" hi­ Urges Retirement Of Public fernos of hat-ridden chambers, up have l»een smashed, not only by the |Massachusetts courts had I Vnnzctti'a sister was to he met u mysterious stream of stygian ker Is “Jimmy” To Digni­ Debt And Declares Mellon now threat against the security of aided by powerful binoculars, are race planes at 5 o’clock this Approximately 1B0 rn a final decision against by Mi's. Rose Sncco, wife of Van- chill mol darkness, across treacher­ taries Of European Capi­ Is Best Treasury Chief In foreigners in Shanghai nnd else­ scanning the horizon of the Pacific morning. zottiY fellow-prisoner, Nicola Sac­ miles of the Farallone Islands; from vantage points on forty odd History Of This Country where, hut the growing fear that tals Who Entertain Him Commander John Towers, o f * [Mobilize a million men, co. Slic came from Boston in com­ ous slides where a breath may re­ warships for traces <f four bravo tlu* Langlev radioed to Admilease tons of boulders, to the brink piked Vanzetti. ti e recent turn of events have pany hf n social worker. WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.— l,ONI)ON, Aug. in.— (IN S )— men and an equally courageous, McKean hero today, of an unplumbcd lake of ghostly )ante, bring my little made peace and order virtually girl, according to reports to the Every precaution was taken to 1 he insvnr of New York City came (INS)—Urging retirement of the '| -| lo J.nngley nnd Aroostook will bit to ine.” yelled Sacco prevent n disorderly demonstration echoes, his comrades who dared ■« * 4i i .. puMu* t Hit uh ftlie best way iv. impossible for n number of yenr*. NaVy Department. I steam a t full speed on a zig zng te Europe us the honorable Jam s fo(|cn|| Senator jjling for his 14-year son. no* heretofore follow him found | Secretary of Stale Kollog wns “Search tactics," recognised as course, following the great cirdo cries re-echoed through the at the docks, in view of the Mass­ desperate courage today to seek .1. V .lker, but there is every HullA Wntson (It) (.f Indiana, represented today ns believing an aw lu the navy nnd combining route of the flisrs westward, with Riders behind tlu* great stone achusetts supreme court’s ruling cation that he will he “Jimmy” today mmo out in favor of n the methods used both to find nnd n,c senrehing plane spread out on granite walls as assistant dc- today which doomed the two radic­ signs of him. Walker long before he returns, $.100,000,000 limit to tax reduction that the chaos in China "hns be­ to avoid submarines, have proved Bj(if., 0 f the mother ships. It wns last Monday that Ashley’s ^ rhorney, W. A. Musninnno, als to die,in the riectric chair next judging from the warmth and cor* legislature in the next congress. come' chronic" and :io long as thut so successful in the past that naval T;u, FCniTh will rontinun until Pittsburgh, broke the news of Monday night for alleged murder. old Mend, (Maude Me Bee accom­ •linlity of the gr. .lings he is getThe best way to reduce taxes , condition obtains there can he no officers hero expressed great hope ,,um|OWn when tlu ships will halt [adverse decision l»y the full Miss Vanzetti cniue from Imr panied the geoglist three miles in -( i<l Watson, "is to reduce our change in American plans or pol­ of finding the missing aviators. so ns not to lose position. At sun­ Itli of the state supreme court. home in Italy to make a last min­ to the cave and helped him through ting everywhere. Here’s how a full-sized ship op­ rise tomorrow the operations will i ilcht.s. The American people must |l nm not an alienist, said nttor- ute fight for the life of her brother the opening to an unexplored I Mnvur W ,l..ri In•gan today »•*.„.l)iz; thin when they learn that icy. erates in the search: hq resumed, Commander Powers beside the dismal co‘i:>| Musmaiino after the hnrrow- nml These plans call for the piesmwl his follow prisoner. stated. The visibility was reported our national debt was prisoner Fearing a thnmher Two men, standing in the crow's fooil to last, n lhnt ho hn* l,,nK *’eon tile cost of lake.* Ashley carried interview. "I am n it an alien- nosaihlc regiments of nest, 150 feet above the wnter, scan fair. senes of outbursts. . Tuesday .« , d "two carbide; dear to him—a visit to his father’s $|,;t0fl,000,000 lost year. We can get once of the three pos:SI no now po. now . ^ of iyu, MnM. j through an |lmt believe both my friends following the refu 5 rcfu’'nI o f. , lanterns with fuel sufficient for no, old home in Ireland. Mr. and Mrs. rid of that debt by paying It and marines in Shanghai, Tientsin and the water on all sides. Two more |on the verge of mental eo,l- j achmetts supr tSAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 19.— Peking for the protection of the lockouts lira stationed In tho wings PrB,Mhe‘2 L e Of Sa " 1 more than two , days |Walker Juft this morning for Dpb- to »»'«»» *1* ‘taxes /"'Y in the ™ »future * «b'« . of light. .... reduce us eight or ten thousand Americans of the bridge, together with ,,n , (IN S )— False reports that the further rcvicw of the i«se ot nium U(1 Iia>.c n|n o . t rrjlPhe,| rock hirf defense attorney Arthur ami Vanzettii .condemned radicals.1 “If 1 in not buck Tiurwlay night, |«n# |,ul they piinn to spcniiI another p|nnr **Mis8 Doran," rdrryremaining in China. Both President officer in each wing und one on nt ions were resumed or Uidnnsilay morning n‘ , . n |di.y in London early next week be|„ltom |„economizing on the cost Hill had hurried to Fitchburg police prccauti Coolidgc and Kollog have refused the bridge. Each lookout is assigned ing the Michigan school teacher, king a stay of execution from today. Auggy Pedlar, pilid, and Vilas of operating cur government". to countenance n wholesale evacu­ a quadrant. * ' ' .i ' i *". , V'to^ofilne* to see fGrc starting for the continent. ef Justice Walter Farley Hull Working In two lurnr shifts, be­ Knopq, navigator, had hi'en rescued assigned to how'far it 'reaches" I Elaborate preparations have been The total debt will ho paid off ation of American nationals ex­ Police ilot ails were cause the strain on the eyes is off tho island of Msi, with nil on . I ■. . . .ecrntlon com- “i .".t> years, Wnlflon said, through cept in an oxtremu emergency. lino? nnd h iw far it re I 1 suprjcr court. Musmantio all subways, elevated MrBee returned to the h.,se madc in Duhh;i. A i n (ton 5°' . u,,. n.KU|ar sinking fund, which prepared to stm t for Wash- police buildings. An announcement by the Navy said to be severe, the lookouts cun hoard snfe, left the Ban Francisco which he and Ashley had estnb-( mht.ie, with representatives of the pnio-,in|t.t| to $122,000,000 Ipst Department tndny that thcro had see from 13 to 19 miles in each dir- Bay region chilled in gloom today, ten tu file with the United ectlvn, with the ship ploughing all tho more depressing b*>?auso of thlied in the cave n mile from the i State and l lie municipality of tc< Supreme Court uppIlca'.lcM keen tm reduction either in the granite «rch .4rf its cntninw-. llo ,),lhUn, will mavt the Walker party • ;.M._ ri!|arv y ,,ii„n •• hU\.\ Watson number nf ships or in the fightinu along - at 15 t» 20 knots an ,hour. , the fulse hopes that hud been nra writ of /Certiorari. waited until Wednesday, and thenlh) Kingstown, Thu^Free^hUte udf^ hjn JnJ» the greatest Directed l»y Ailinlral Jacktoti# tho nu^ | t ,t the same time Sacco nnd Vanpersonnel in the fnr east since nt no sign of his friend, organ*. m,ry t„u„t Vviu .si me mum, „ t j t( WOihl last Apri), despite the apparent ships will be so deployed thut 400,-) 'When tho first report of tlie rvst were being moved from tjic rrnr4,c<| here Inst night in a cary Hill section of stnte’a pris.lull In Hi*’ civil warfare during the 000 square miles, can be covered within threo days, according to |,|p<| (||8patch from Honolulu, un­ summer, strenghtened the feeling 1 tho death Innise, uceonipfinled w s t S s r s , a s s - - - p s r r u i s hero that the "(Hvupntion" will officials here. bounded rejoycing was the first re­ their fellow prisoner. Celestinn The eyes of the navy will he action. Instead of being steadily iros, hank cashier slayer, who lontimie in force for some time. “S e r v e s • - « " t r r W s l . s s ' i . t t t e " “ "y * " WASHINGTON, Aug. 19. (IN S) strengthened with the addition of nubvtanilatcd ns hod lirrn hopM» ilted the South Braintree payOfficials were quick to explain the message, »L. I9f. j police lliiUl.|, court n|„| —Retail aircraft carrier Langley, nnd denials began pouring in from ro..................... which Snivo Snivo and nnd — Belail fooil moil prices are me coming *....... (• B. A. • • ’ scrawled“ | m was locked in a! " n t .n n s tag reduction recoinmurders for which however, thut the presence of Am­ tho aircraft tender Aroostock, car- muU, ,mrl8 „f t|1(t island, largest of • moniant. jmendutiona follow: iied to db* in the down. This was revealed today by u mud deposit six miles from • nzetti are dcomc 2 time after mid- the department of Labor in a r e - e n t r a n c e , was there sign of the ^ ,)a|, tj,0 Hawaiian group, where the ru­ Express undertook Normal tnxes--“Thorc is no neoj erican troops in Chinn should not ryliig more thnn 30 airplanes. ctrie chair some port showing there wns a decress^ missing man. some jesting .nl. ll„. n r m m p t lh « !t« r a ch.iiM 111 the r n ,« n t r= tc. . he considered in <lu> same light as ................ .. faking off from the deck of the mors originated. ht. Aug. 22. P' approximately |. ,.f per cen t in the Thc |cttcrs hois* „lmmistnknbjri. 1 ^ rlUtingulshod . , . . . . dapper}1 and An.eri-1Surtaxes-’,l dc.Vt heleivo then the Anvirltwn ocupntion of Ban Langley nt 30 minute intervals, Tho point at which it wns first I'-pnty \Sarieii James ,. link- (>|mt of f0„d between June lb nnd sjjjn* „( having raecntly made,,t.| ||,| J j||inK |nJr tlll)l ..i..e», rhoiRd .................be —any serious rcvisl m of Domingo, Hayti nr Nicaragua. The the planes will rise to nn altitude thought lo have been saved, recently been hcen inntlc., <.iit1 1',*,.u| ,lllu 0f Aii„ America iu unit in e:, they snid. ore n it inter­ of 2,000 feet, from which point a known as Huaomnnu Buy, near tho t smd that the rcmmal of the )u,y , 5 T |IPI0 has been » dpcrcns • ntllJ Mrllce d*-e)nred thcro was no * st This newspaper surtpxcs". •re men to the death housi wan ( f (M,r ' doubt but that they had been made >e # ,,.n.Mhy jl(„| bcm|.bingraph-J Corporatlaon taxes—“I fa*or rli­ filin g with tin- native population lookout cun see 02 miles each way, village of Kucnno and about lib per ctMlt since July 15, 1 Istenoil because of complaints with nn increase of 54 per cent liy Atihlt,^ _ _ iley not earlier, than lue*- jcuj nf mayor's mode of duction <T the corporation tax or with the conduct of the Chinese it is said. mites southwest of Ohuu, the Island the Ir.thcr prisoners in the Cherry since 19111. 'day. It was the only trnro, aside life, saying lie bus a Imbit of a* from Ui-I-2 |*or cent to 12 per governments; ..... —-—• nor.are . , __marines , ___ , The possibility of many false u|H)n which Honolulu Is situatciL 111 section that the loud outcries The largest decrease amounting |^ m two discarded lanterns and rising late in the mornings. It a .*i rent. That w iuld he u r< lustion in jumsesuion of ;uiy ( hinose tcrii- hopes arising is strong, say navy William Clurk, member of tho [Vnnzcttl were disturbing them. ... ccnt wn9 note d in cab-! footprints lending intomthe officers. Along tho path from Bun j territorial legislature, udvUwl • , L underfound, **P'*ko of bin “huge entourage," de- „f nUiut $ 10(1,(100,000 and would lory. night Vanzetti shotted as bnpc l'otutoes ]!ntat„ori declined H ll» Instead, it was added, the Amer­ Francisco to Honolulu ure many f n,m Maui that the object sighted O per cent; ground ati earn that had been ‘ ounrt. t.|urjn,- that he enveloped with K,e ally benefit American business lot*’ on paper: “Install a wire onionSf j j ,,cr cent; ham, 2 per by the icarfliurn. ' ••nj| pomp nml mujeaty that UfUnlly which Is now carrying the brunt ican troops are quartered In only food crates and other debris tossed j lltc yC8terduy and supposed to bo station in my cell." f cent: bacon, butter, canned corn, ■three very small sections of the out from pasienger liners which, at the basis of the story of the find­ Me Bee said that the message was lu.t.0mpany famous foreign num- of taxation." acto wan enting a luncheon of n||j c0|fee> j j,cr cent. Sirloin and probnbly a sign left by Ashley art.j1H<Automobile tuxes—“If we enn country and may not leave these a distance, may resemble tho hulk ing of the "Miss Doran" nnd its l>\vdor nnd crackers when Mu sail- 1 roun<l gtcnk decreased l> per cent; for his own guidance in finding bis | W()cn Mnyor Walker returns ta occupants, turned out to be a Ja p ­ maku adequate reduction else quarters excepting when the de­ of a plane in water. I approached and said:,.ib an,j ,.|u,ck roast, and oranges, way back. He had no den what t citizens und The Nnvy’s last great hunt in anese fishing beat. l<on(lon „„ Mim«lay lie will be mot where, 1 would let the present auto fense of Amcrhun rSrm \ your a strong man, arc- „2 nop |)ork chops, plato beef, figures 100 meant, hut «»'n t^hi I m |(y ||n|> |(f tlt0 ,„n , m nyort fninou.c The nnvy wireless station nt the Pacific was for the Into Com­ per tax stand for another year. If property Incomes imperative. fresh milk, navy y»u ........................ . beans, sugar, indjcntDfl tluit As1111*\ i * uill ooutIipm, cumploU’ with fooUiH'ii we have sufficient aurplus, we Approximately 1,500 marines mander John Rodgers nnd his 111- Honolulu denied ail knowledge of further bn<k into tl»c mvo in the ^ oui||jerjf# an(| Mr. Wnlkvr might reduce it". he prisoner smiled weakly. prunes and raisins, I tier cent, m e stationed at I mntsin, to which f tilt’d lluwniinn-bound plane in tho ro*(ue, ns did messages which 1925. That hunt failed hut, navy floated in nt intervals from prlJ ’The supreme court has decided | -j-|,t. average cost of food decreas- direction it pointed. j wi|| ride to the Mayfair Hotel in Amusement taxes—"I do not fav­ city they were sent in the summer e-l in tiio following cities: Kansas Inin t you," said the lawyer. Deeper, ever decpeii into the jn occordanco with a or repeal if the amusement tax". wluin it oppeured likoly that that officer:, now admit, tho failure yutely owned broadcasting stations. ‘ ColuniColum- inystorious Nickajaek had always) At 7:18 lust night, Honolulu n)j||e „„u|„ f„ ti„. famous visitnped in his clmir, cry- 1City und Omaha, 7 per cent; |Sacio slumped city wculd fall to the Nationalists. probably \ ns due to the mistake of u radio operator on thr Aroostock. (Continued On Page Three) Ashloy's resolution, h lsi0J, by Sheriff Vincent during tin* “We ex pected it. They do not ] j)UB Jx/nisville and Salt Lake City, hern Another 3,000 are lit Shanghai, to­ ( OTTON MARK KT8 He reported Rodgur’a position ns j (| g„j|j |,,,|| yesterday. or innocence. Ink of our guilt ........... .......... - . percent; Buffalo, Chicago, ( in- friends aid the goologi t lmd form- v ward which four rivnl Chinese soutli of that shin when Bndgnrs ----------- ---------- — ' icy kv>'< uppn us only ns had men, cinnnti ( level.mil. .Denver, Detroit, id a theoi-y thut the cave offers »| NEW YORK, Aug. 19—(IN S )— iirinicu are now driving. About 500 hod In fact radioed that he wus a Imliunupoli;, and I’coria, l,el radical:;.’’ . Riiactinnnry Liverpool cables and more are permanently stationed in bundled miles north. attoinry then went to Van- cent; Ballimoref j Milwaukee, Min weather news of n nu ro fnverable Peking and 1*00 regulur noldlura A lookout on n search of this nature brought out increased liqui­ .are on railroad guard duly at lienIti. wh-«, whon tpld the now -, tien)mlia, rittuburgh, Rochester, kind is trying on the eyes," said S't. Louia, St. Foul, and Scranton, dation und selling for profits in fi-w his a nr a abovo his head tain,, Lieut. E . F. Burkett, who took I per coni; Bridgeport, Fall River, the cotton market today, with thu a try of: Tho navy hn:i 51 vessels in Chin result that the list displayed an oso waters, ranging from small part in the Rodgers search. r'l knc;. it. Get a million men. 1/is Angeles, Newark, N e w Ilavin, MANII«A*. AUg. Aok- 19.— (IN S )— During that search many false MAINIIv't, New York, 1'hilndclphln nnd I rovi- tal dnrkness. But, now that for two easier tone. Mdlize a million men." river gunboats t> hopes arose. At night thu planet Thirty seven FUliplno laborers are N*mi prices were: October 19.00, tanners ami p ’anzetti wn:i crying partly ni denee, II |nr cent; Boston. Port­ days thure has coino no answer to A ^solute picture o.f c«Miditi,,n* Venus, low on thu horizon at that missing und feared to have drowir land, Me., San Francisco, Seattle, the reverberating shouts of his down 10; December 19.91, down cruisers. (('••ntinued On l’ago Three) time of yeur, wns mistaken for a e<t when a sudden atom) swamped and Springfield. 111.. 2 per cent; scotching comrades, the fear is in Louisiana whero recent .floods 10; March 20.01. down 20 nml May NO ( ASF-S IN COURT. white rocket. The food crutes nnd sank the fmrge layden in MiUiin ' did damage amounting to million* 20.22, down Ul. and In Houston, Manchester felt that Ashley has perished THAIS WRECK thrown from passengerd steamers ila Bay todaj*. Hlxty pOMcngan o r ' o f dollars, wan d ra w n today by Portland Ore., the decrease was 1 the icy depths of Echo lak e o r Frank W. Talbott. Bdhfmrd manag* No case!* were tried in Munici­ often were mistaken for the plane." were saved. Twenty-six of them BYRD’S COUSIN DIRS |ST. I.o u is i Mo„ Aug. 1U.V- ' |x*r cent. wire taken to hospitals. pal O m it this morning hub poller ^wW i.b e h C r i,|-.nea,th » «»f the .Simian Oil Company, op[NS> A mm ItcHuygd to Is1 Aixli A typhoon of extraordinary vel­ •iii.hik return from a motor trip authorities irnnsforred three case:i JE R S E Y CITY. G -Li Aug. 19.— may fly S unday I* Noil of Braley, (’nl., and nncMisbing ^ g c . l U.c! ’t bmugh' ( " cffiK-icd region and (IN S )-—The liody of William B. to cininty court. Dan *•Dc legal, ocity narrowly misted Manila, ’flu* searchers havo drigge. n of Tt.xl(g. W4th Mrs. Talbott Nowton, 53, n hanker of Virginia charged with allowing stock to per nmn as yet unidentified wcie Father Coronas, head of the wt-uInkn and the stream. lin y hnvt 11 ^ Jt___ ,.u:m__ ’r..n».tt Pletl and 'several other, puasongera who died of heart dls- run ut large, was transferred to thee bureau here, reported today. liured when local trnin Hudson tube county authorities as were Moso The typhoon is sweeping across Islington to Ilujinihpl, M he taken to Jeffries and Kith* Mac Robinson, northern Luzon, from eust to west, |rai!r><) at Gregory Landing t<m wns a nius- charged with larceny. Father Coronas reported, with the In Keokuk, In., today, ncr _ Byrd, of Vircenter of the disturbance probah’y Seminole County Republicans will nuinder Richard information received nt ut Aparri, the northermosi tip of INCAS’ CAPTURED meet next Tuesday morning nt 10 [I office of the Burlington Byrd, the trans Atlnntic flier. sing -through o’elock nt the rourt house for the the iainmi. Up, he may leave at 7 o'clock Bnt- ows of the great cavern have enter­ flood-damage is said t« have liecn Communications are broken. LAPAZ. Holivio, Aug. 19.— purpose of reorganizing the county urilny morning. Foiling that, he ed their heart*, and MrBee and the th«- heaviest. Northern Louisiana. - REWARD O FFERED Great dumuge in feared to haw (INH)—TVenty-four Incn Indian committee preparatory to the dis­ probably will take off Sunday or others wild today they wen* with­ , visited on the return trip, whs idLOADED WITH LIQUOR cbiefs, who are believed to Imve trict und state conventions that been wrought at Apurri, .’UK) mUtf Monday. He awaits the start im­ out hope. no hard hit but not quite ui badly PITTSBURGH, Aug. 19. (IN S) been the ringleaders In tho recent will be held later. The call for Tues- north of here. An unknown Ameri­ No r f o l k , v «., Aug. iu. - patiently. as In the southern section. Despite —The AUcgh. ny county commis­ country-wide uprising of the Inru«, day’a meotilig wns issued this can wu* the hero of the barge dis­ NANKING BOMBARDED the conditions und the losses that sioners this afternoon offered # have been captured hy federal morning by E. W. Hcnck and V. II aster. Three times he swam from |*s > I/jaded with whiskey valDENIED INJUNCTION they Hustuinod, peeplo of Louial- reward of $5,000 each for tho cap­ troops, and wlir ho held for trial M at about $1,000,000, tho Norsecretary of |shore to tho mass of frantic huSHANGHAI, Aug. 19.— (IN S)-*- linA JIrt2 optimistic, Mr. Talbott dc ture dead or alive of Paul Jawor- hy regular courts,Tt wns ftnnounc lx>der, chairman nnd Iscinn steamer Hru is being trailr inanity struggling in tho hay. Each the committee. Aug. Nanking, former headquarters of t.i.r , PALATKA. Kb».. AyP I* today lo miles off the Virginia rkl, Detroit, and John Vossbinder, cd officially today. Each election district of thu conn- j time he rescued a [.nsM’i.ger. Th. rj sues |.y art--------guard .....--patrol----------( boats I N'B)—Circuit Judge Gc«iec " • Gen Chiang Kal Hjiekr - m----1^7!' I ) In-contrast with Louininnn, Mr murderers, who shot their wny out ‘ thu putting on his clothe*, he retus* i ty is entitled to 10 delegates to j1 n destroyer. The Bry i" only j .Jackson today refused to grnnt u horded heavily hy t''c„ ," Talbott found Texas to be in the of the county jnil here yesterday. to give his name and pushed lug ALIENS DEPORTED county convention, it wu* stated. 1 tons register nnd has been so il-.temporary injunction to restrain ht lory ? of ............mmoi Gen. ^ ^ <tuf uu u~.r..«i hi |»nra|»un^ midst an era o f prosperity with A complete county organization is way through Dm crowd. ■* pr„njK«tB bright fo r a iiurnphr g around in circles for two days, the city of Bl. Augustine from co - northern «*m y following (h er cot­ HERRICK WONT QUIT JACKSONVILLE/ Fla., Aug.19. anticipated in tho following state­ rr actions caused coast guard Tceting tolls on the new bridge ot nl of the ConUmcae defeojlero* l lon <rop , o th e r industries un* — (IN Sj.—Nine aliens were today ment that wus issued: Official Canvass Qf h*ft to keep her under surveil- I.ion*. connecting Anastasia Ieloml surrender tho city. A cco n / g bring log in considerable money WASHINGTON. Aug. 19. (INH) rnrouti* to Philadelphia after hav­ - - - no«r - I H __ , in.:KencraL , "District couventinns ure hereby Fee. reports icralvod here, euiTrenoer-y* n(f, Mr. Talbott said — Myron T. Herrick, American am- ing hern apprehended in varimia with the city proper. Election Is Finished the city might be expected within TeI(|B ia hy a lull which iwiMsador -to France, lias no Inten­ pnria of Florida hy members of the called to elect 10 delegules from cneh district nnd to organise thu BLOW ON HEAD 24 hours. uiiViT 'u*1* Krippod many sections. ENGINE EXPLODES An official canvass of the elect­ tion of resigning l»ecause of ill­ United Btatcs border patrol. From district by tho election of u dis­ FORMER POLICEMEN S|IOT , WhUc jf| y 0Kan ti,0 Talbott* r i si., Secretary nf State K f IIoki; Philadelphia they will he deputed trict committee whoso chairman ion returns of Tuesday show# ■» — :----made a aide trip down into Mex- said today. Herrick i* convalescing to their native homes in Spain, I.UMBERTON, N. C.. Aug. 19 — .^ K E V E P O R T , La., Aug. 1 9 . shall l*o a member of tho county 'difference of one vote, according Jo WILLIAMSON, W. Vo. Aug. lJ- |eo.’ F<>r the entire trip the party ln Cleveland from an operation, Assyria and Greece. yt.'if Three members of the (INSi-T-Effirrts were being made submitted today by E. I committee,—such district conven-1figurea .. .. i .»__*_ r s i... i V i i N i u r . i n f'-w were instantly killed when a here today to identify a middle-air­ — (IN S )—D. TV. Derfjeld and Hnr-; travelled between 8,500 und 4.000 and oxpecta to lie able to * return lions to be held at auch times und Uurdlck, clerk of the County Com­ L*,"1 nn,) I’aciflc freight trnin ed man who was taken to n sani­ Mr Cure, former membera, of mllea.- They returned home !n»t to his post. ROMII EXPLOSION missioners. who met yesterday t * place* us may be convenient.” night. . no evnhrded three miles north tarium here an the result of a seri­ vcy tabu lute the ballots. The official the police force of thi* town were here this morning. PITTSBURGH, Aug. 10.— (IN S) ous blow on his head. count vttui g iv e n * 345 votes for t!»s DAVIS-PLACES WREATH PAYROLLS D ECREA SE , shot nnd killed here today by JulWRECKED AIRPLANE —Hundred* of Inmates pf the Maycanal and 5C0 aguinst it. A pre­ COOD W ISH ES TO RBDFERN |u> j^^.gon an(i James Kirkpatrick, I-ONDON, Aug. 19. — (IN S) — viuw Insane Hospital near here I'OLIOMYELITIA WASHINGTON, Aug. 19. UN8) vious tabulation had given the to­ panic Dalny Employment in manufucturinC in­ tal nguinut us 601. NORFOLK, V«., Aug. 1 9 .- Uttering u silent prayer that “it were thrown into 19. ! members of tho present police force JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Aug. Aug 19.— ( IN S)—The destroyer Klinw whi«b might not l»e again," .secretary of when n IVnnsylviiniu Railroad coal dustries decreased 2 percent in The difference of one vote oc­ during a gun battle in the down-. passed over a nitroglycerine r r,’"'batting tho spread _(IN R )— A dozen motorcyclist* curred in rti«i Forest City precinct nnd Kirk- 1went to sea to find n wrecked uir- War Dwight F . Davis, standing train July n» compared with Juno, while town section. I-awson bomb pl’vrted on a bridge ov«r left thi* city todav for Brunswick, :.x °*‘Wwytiltia (infantile parnlyin a drizzle of rain, placed n wreath where 12 ballots wore cast instead ' r,‘ under discusaion here earrving to Paul P.edfem, Georgia patrick surrendered following the plane, reported sighted 155 miP* iilMin the renotnph the monument hrnnrh of Chnrtlers Creek. No one payrolls totals decreased 4.5 per­ pay by h>|alth nuuthorilles of Ohio, nvlntor. Florida’s go*d wi bef in shooting and ®ra held in the county #ecot of Cape Charles, wns contiuu* to the British Euipire’n war dead— iwas Injured, hut oooraa of wlndowa cent, the Department of Lal>or an- of 13 as won officiary announced following the election; ^tern p,•’Atnylv: pounccd Thursday, ylvania and not them his contemplated Brunswick to P-'° jail charged with murder. in Whitehall today, _______ m J n ^he hospital were broken, ing the search today. ktl Virginia, jde Janiero non-stop flight. . .t sw ,__- i ____ i NEW YORK MAYOR SENATOR WATSON MADE WELCOME SHOWS BEST WAY IN ENGLISH CITIES TO REDUCE TAXES lL , ' *' m JtL '3 ■' WTTI •y. i ? i1 £ v 3 ' f' 1 k; 5\ H il faHP Ml Labor D epartm ent S a y s Food P rices A re Coming Down *% £ 1 .‘$7 Filipinos Missing When B arge Turns Over During Storm '5 Louisiana Is Badly *«.. i". 'Damaged By Flood, T a l b o t t D eclares R e p u b l i c a n s Will Reorganize County Committee Tuesday \ j K :f « I �THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1927, T h rice Cham p Drv Leader Faces Jail Results Of Games FLORIDA S T A T E LEAGUE Tampa 10; Sanford 4. St. Petersburg 2-0; Miami 7-n Second genie called 7th durknoss) Orlando U; Sarnsota 4. Eleven Hits Aided Uy Six Errors (Jive Tampa Outfit l4ist Game And Series; SanfordGets 11 Hits For I Runs INTERNATIONAL L E A G II Tc-ronto 3-p; Jersey 1-.7. Rochester 1-1; Baltimore H-l Syracuse 4-7; Rending 5-1. Syrncune 4-7; Rendon/ 5 -1. Buffalo 6; Newark .). TAMPA, Aug. 18.—The Smok­ ers won the finnl game nnd the series With Sanford hero Wednes­ day afternoon when they clouted the offerings of two pitches for 11 hits and aided by six errors scor­ ed 10 runs while the best Celerymen could do was to tally four times. Tlu* visitor? hit Domingo hard, getting as njany hits as the loculs hut the loculs* miscues were not those of the Sanford team. The visitors hunched their hits to score three in the second and one in the fourth. Sanford , All Beasley rf 4 Myers 2b .. 5 II. Allen cf 5 Crows 7b 4 Bailey Hj ......5 Dunbar I f ...... 4 Friable as 4, Kiddle c 3 Cusack p ___2 McClannnhun p 0 X R. Allen I xx Fergus 0 when Carmen Hill, of the Pirates, held them to five hits nnd won in a romp, 4 to 1. Thu Wnner Brothers came to hat 10 times and got on base seven times. The Cardinnls scored five runs in the seventh nnd trimmed the Braves again, 7 to .7. The Braves could make no headway against Jess Haines. Charley’ Dressen’s homer enabled I.uouo of the Reds to win a 2 to 1 duel from Ulrich of the Phillies. The* Yanks got but five bits off Sergeant George Connnlly of the White Sox but one of them was a tremendous homer by Babe Kuth in the eleventh inning which gave the Yanks a .‘1 to 2 victory. It wns Babe’s .'18th homer, tying Gehrig. Billings, a bespectacled twirler from Brown University, in his first major league start pitched the Tigers to a 0 to 2 win over the Red Sox. It wns Detroit’s seventh Rtrnlght victory. Grove outpitched Hudlin M. Athletics won their third ,trii. game from Cleveland 4 to l ^ hits by Cobh and Wheat ffll, The Senators split u doulWi with the Browns and now t the Yunkees by 14 game*. Li^ held the Browns to four Mu the opener and won 4 u O’Rourke's single In the nintk n the1Brownies the nightcap, 3 S NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston *7; St. Louis 7. Philadelphia 1; Cincinnati Brooklyn 0; Chicago 5. New York 1; Pittsburgh 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Lm is 1-7; Washington I Cleveland 1; Philadelphia 4. Detroit 0; Boston 2. Chicago 2; New York J. (11) To having crankcase drained and re-filled with 1 LXACO MOTOR SOUTHEASTERN l.EAGUI Albany (5; Waycross I. Selma 2; Pensacola 5. Jncksc-nville 7; Savannah 5. Other, not scheduled. R 0 n 0 0 0 0 1 2 I 0 OurPatrons OIL your car will be thoroughly ALEMITED FI^EE SOUTHERN l.EAGUI in criticized Hie Indiana supreme court’s handling of Ihnior Mobile 8; Chattanooga 4. Hons, Rev. K. S. Hlmmakcr. tor 25 years superintendent Atlanta 4-2; Memphis 0-1 tale s Anti-Saloon I.euguj*. has Ik <ii round guilty of con. and culled 7th). court lu a decision just liandcd down, lie Is shown hers Others, ruin. Here's Lillian Copeland, warming automobile with which Ills admirers presented hliu shortly up a bit with the shot, (or u de­ bitoic the decision was made public. SOUTH ATLANTIC fense of her tllh) ns champion Augusta 4; Colilinbi •hot-putter of her sex. She also la 0 Ashville 0; Spurtnnl III* best In the hundred-yard du:ik 0 still one game behind the pirates. Knoxville 7; Greeni sad the Javelin throw. The PussThe Giants lost to Pittsburgh und Milton 0; Charlotte delta girl will defend her titles at Totals ____ :i8 4 n 24 in o the coming nut tonal track meet uri two games behind St. Lulls. By International News x Batted for McCInnnuhan in for women at Eureka, Calif., lu lis le - Herman, of Brooklyn, came AMEBB AN ABHtM IATION ninth. up ns a pinch hitter witli two on Open date. September. Unexpected aid from the Brook­ base and smashed a homer that xx Ran for H. Allen in ninth. lyn Robins in heating the Cuba t o o l; the steam out of the Cubs. The Tampa All R H PO A E had enabled the Pirates and the Robins won out in the ninth, <1 to 5, Buckley sn 5 1 2 4, .7 1 I'nrdiuals to draw closer to tlie L*uRatnbo If 4 I 1 2 0 o on ISanett’s single. PARIS, Aug. 18.— ( IN S)— gtie-lending Bruins today. I ittrtDoran Jib .-i 2 0 1 I 'i Sultan of Morraeco is serious Tin- Giants' winning streak of luirgh now trails Chicago by only listen er 2b . . . 4 2 2 2 I u and his death is la*i\ved to he si> names was pructicully ruined five games, with the Cardinals Beasley cf ..... 4 I 1 .7 0 n mineut, according to advices Edwards Ih 1 2 2 8 0 2 celved in the foreign office to Blatkfltock rf (i I I I n u Francis ,c ___4 (I 2 « 2 0 Miami Domingo p .7 0 t) tl .7 o SANFORD NEW YORK. Aug. 18.— (IN S) Sarasota ... Totals ____ .77 HI II 27 H» .7 Orlando , The home run derby Is a dead j Score by innings: . heat again. By clouting his th irty -j 1'utnpu Sanford (120 loo ooo— I St. 1*1 ten hill eighth homer against the White Tampa ..... 202 002 .71 x -HI. Sox yesterday, Babe Ruth tied Summary; Two base hits: My»-n. Buster Gehrig. Buckley, Messner Francis. Sacrifi- | c illl'l.K Y Several hundred css: Rumho, Beasley, Cusacki Boa ears of watermelons shipped from *ley. Double ulays: Buckley to ' Francis to Edwards. Left on buses: | Sanford 10; Tumpii 8. Base on halls i KEY WEST New water Cussuck 2. McCInnnuliuti 2,. J sower I’.yMteins eotitempluled Struck out: McClunnuhan 2, Do.) coiistnution in this eity. mingo, 2.Hita o ff Cimuik II in 0- j 1-.7 innings: (2 in when relieved In , WA BASSO- Work nears coin 7lh ). Losing pitcher Cusack. Um­ ph tioii on ;m.tou steel dl'awhritlgt pires: Lohr und Hapliun. Time: crossing Indian Itiver here. Tagging AllBases Service will be available at the Texaco Stations Sanford Avenue & 12th and Sanford Avenue & 2nd Street. . .* Central Florida Service Stations, Inc League Standings C H A N G T S O -U N GIVES AM NESTY TO B IG THRONG Hundreds Leave Prison When War Lord Issues Mandate l)n Assumption Of Office en-custodiuilB of the park land, Vice-president Dawes and Speaker Nicholas Longworth granted per­ mission to tombstone makers to make themselves at home on the property. Foreign ami American makers will both lie represented. The tombstone men insist (hat their convention must he taken seriously, hut they do not object to nice, refined jokes like* the one nh"ut the tourists mistaking the exhibit for a memorial to the last Coitgiess and its hopes. PEKING. Aug. 18. — (IN S )— Prison gates swung outward for hundreds of Inrnracernted souls, men and women, in North China as BY RODNEY DUTCHElt IN Tl the result of a general amnesty Neu Service Writer .it t mandate issued by Dictator Chang WASHINGTON. — Aug. 18.— v Tso-lin to mark his assumption of August tourists, trekking here o 1" , J?J‘ office. Coming at this moment it look upon the grandeurs of the cup- i-ioiui meant release from the heat and. ital are gazing first on the world’s dire which makeH life a hell for un­ grandest cemetery as they step fortunate Chinese offenders. out of the railroad stution. <>,t,>i. Friends of the Soviet Russian.*, | Between the station and the Huiioi including Madam Brodin, who S emite office building, just a have been held for months in |couple of hundred yards from the Peking Julia, exerted their utmost capital itself and i<n the federal Bi.» w to have them included in the iim- government’s own ground, the iJJ'Jp',',, nosty mandate hut its terminology .Memorial Craftsmen of America B,.m, covered their case station that ure putting up their Art and De- »»i<l > those communists whose offences sign Show, where the art of the I , were considered grave were except­ tombstone designer goes into d i-),,M . red competition with the art o f' ed from the general pardon. the architects responsible for the . Is Well Treated Washington Monument, the Capi­ Modumo Brodin. wife of the tol, the Cungresslonal Library ____ Russian who bus directed the na­ ami the Lincoln Memorial. — tionalist campaign, bus hud loads Tombstones, tombs, m«uu- ' r of time on her humls to think of merits, heudsloni-H, footstones, urns j y the huppier days when she and fancy crosses—everything that go- I Michael ran u language school in es to make modern cemeteries so Chicago to teach their countrymen in ly—ure set up in the exhibit, . English. Her cell is in the Central whieli I n under eunvas. j Prison nearby the historic Imper­ A thousand tons of st<>ne are he- ■ | ial palace. ing used. It will he artistically ■»,< Iliuse who ure In touch with scattered over grass plots with R f ' Madam Brodin suy that she is pebbled walks and Interspersed **’ Wall treated, und bus u large blight with evergreen trees especially *, room with a court yard for exer­ brought from President Coolldge's i < cise In which she Indulges. Al­ home state to mark off the booths I though she Is hopelessly fat from Senators and their secretaries' ' the point of view of the tnoJeru for the past two or three weeks flapper figute, Madam Brodin de­ have been gazing out at the two clare* that the iiiuin passion in life Lji tents used to house the exis the study of physical culture ami hi ts. Something ukin to conit is in the reading of literature on Mentation may have struck them that subject that she spends Workmen began to move the her tedious hours of detention. marble and granite in. Not inuny Legion Of Death M'lMtors are here now, hut the ' one who fui-es a fight Prior to the oinneity mandate f"r "rU-o,a c t i o n next yeur pridi­ the northern authorities are report- ub| ,ai| lhu, „„n' Itim-ral lay­ id to have considered the [dan of|w(Jl , which can he plainly seen from Ins window, is not permu, nent. I The exhibitors are mostly man* ! ufucturers, i|uurrymeu, nnd ileI I signets und the exhibit is meant ( for the retail trade, hut it is open to the public and anyone who cares to march in and whose eye |is subsequently struck by u pur* uneed NOTH INC. complicated about this for­ mula. Just get yourself some Prince Albert and some makin’s papers. Then go ahead and roll the best little cigarette that ever took form in your fingers. ’'Never did a home-rolled cigarette taste good,” you’ll say. You get an idea in advance that it’s going to taste mighty good when you get your first whiff of P. A . Such fragrance! Like a breath of pine forest. Then you roll one and light up. Here’s the big thrill: that wonderful, class-by-itself taste of Prince Albert. bo I should be killed 1 Bee Brand Powder or Liquid kills Flies,FU-as, Mosquitoes, Roaches. Ants, Water Bugs, lied Bugs, Moths, Crickets, Poultry Lire und many other insects. W i il r f u ilr r o b o u k lr U u k ill- la i kilim soil i.itlru iu».t W M cC o rm ick A Co. U i l t l a w v , M J. Bee Brand IN S E C T ( t i Po w d er c to ^ $ r r Liq u id E P O 1927. R j. R e m o ld . Ts.t>«c» Co«s|k40f, RrOMlda-HsItlkt, I f ( , Cool as a cucumber right off the ice. Sweet as a melon from the same place. Mild as a sisterly kiss. Mild, but widi that full cigarette body that satisfies \o the limit in every marvelous puff. If you’ve never rolled ’em with P. A ., you’ve been holding out on yourself. Do you like a pipe? Y ou will, with P .A . for packing. The most contented bunch of pipe-smokers in the world will tell you that pipes were born for just such tobacco. Meu who were pipe-shy for years have found that they can smoke a pipe now— and enjoy it. Y ou try it. p. A. It >oli n tt y w k tt t. Ami Amttl witk r rr r, kit •/ kit* **’,k tnm„4 b j t k t frirno A lb ttl prttbU. �Newspapers sometimes come in for severe criticism for* Augusta's Airport, orroniously publishing something that did not happen. Some rueful Crfnncl Green. people even go as far as to say that you cannot believe any­ I,a 1‘ l n r r , \ n d J o h n I* thing you see in the newspapers. Why The Radio? We have in mind for instance Byrd’s flight to Paris. Hr A W Iltlh BRISBANE u o i . i .a m ) l . nr. an .__ r.niTnn s t a r <:«, rop» n « b t n Ho w a r d n r .n o ----- manacikii Evening newspapers carried the story that he had landed at R * H 1 , K R, J O N B R , W l M « l > « M l l " i Lc Bourget when as a m atter of fact he was still lost in the LINDBERGH IN bis trip flying flltllflC ItlP T lO N H A T E 1 fog over France and was shortly afterward to dive into . . . . „ I . . , , , , m , • t.. 1)0 cities in the 18 states lias Om T m r .......— — t 7 . # o kt>1, help flying, the one ^ •* M o n i k a . .......... - — — M-J** icy waves of the English Channel- There was a furious uproar T U zc b A v t l k i _____ . — — * 1 .7 * when people found out that the flight had not been entirely thing* that interests him. Everyn r r a rr ln r»r w ffk • •** successful and that they had been misinformed. where he has urged the importance W r r k l r r i t l l l i n » » r T r n r -------*3.<>0 We can easily anticipate that an article, appearing today < >f airports, not only for the sake rfc». I l r r n . i l , S a n f o r d ' ) . p i o n e e r n r r r « poper, u l i a r r l h r i In Ik i In tern a­ v'"e ‘ er‘“ c i i n u n u l i n a n d tio n al N ew * k m l f f , f r o m in morning newspapers, which carry full leased wire Associ. . ■ ■ p e r i o r . . n e r r a . . o r a n n U a t l n i nted Press dispatches, will arouse sim ilar criticism. It was iril„|M.riiy. t n r n l r I k o a u i H l w o rd * rln llr ro v e rhad been found and all were -----• bit a l l I k r I m i l I n i t r * m l « o f I k f r n - stated that the “Miss Doran" n r r m o r l A - T fc e I . N . Ii. I« r « n r i - l n l safe. And the San Francisco Examiner published this story o n e a f t e r nnethcr American lr e fflclea * Ik I ’l n r l i l B » n ( | »l» m i k i r r of k n n d llo K k ln ir *■ ns a fnct since it originated with its own correspondent who! cities, all hut New York, the bigo rllk o n t rq n n l. cabled his home newspaper to that effect. h o s t, a n * e s t a b l i s h i n g a i r p o r t s , r. . T h r l l r r a l i l I* n m e m b e r o f t h e A n all I | k m « o f rirru lia llo n o . •» But we discover later that the “Miss Doran" has not infrVinn the writer “ that In lrran tln n ai A »«oelalltia o f I ’u l i f l a k r r a , A d i r r l U e r e a n d A rl v e r * l » l n a been found and that its occupants and those of the "Eagle" Iht, ( ly ,’f Augusta is establishing S a rn ie n k k k , rtin lr * rn rh r u « . are still lost somewhere in the Pacific. The Examiner's cor- , magnificent airport on a ronven|« « b r r- n ie m lirr In » a im 'll <* * and the information published * ient hill overlooking the city New l . a M u a i k a u d i t o f ■ u h e r r . p i I o n I U t « respondent was mistaken York dty, which hasn't any air­ In order Ir r r i l r n b o n l u t r l r nil ■laalm n of -ire n la llo n u r t r l l • - throughout the world was all wrong, port and which is rich enough to k n n r a l U a ! n r « a m r l l ->«fa IIow do these things happen? have a hundred, please take notice. — Only a little more than a hundred years ago a great FRIDAY AUGUST 19, 1927. battle was fought in the vicinity of New Orleans between I-:. FRANCIS JEN K IN S snys he T i l l . I ll'llA I .O 'A ITIO O M A M bus invented a runway that will General Andrew Jackson and his handful of ragmuffins from k p » k ! r u a i i i i i ) In d l l ' a u d o a n l v a d n iln l'tra tlim . the backwoods of Tennessee, Mississippi and l.ouisinana, and launch an airplane in a space 100 O. — D e e p e r « a l r r r o a l e e l o J a r h k n a feet long making bitr airports un­ the trained British troops. Several hundred were killed. All necessary. till* . Good news, if true. ■ l u n a l r a r l l n * ,.f S t. J u k a i In«i*ar of this happened several weeks a fter an armistice had been '• I t l r r r O i a a k --— l i u i i i K U r i i l i o n o f n m n l b l r “ P e r signed between the British and American troops in New York OTHER GOOD NEWS, without . a r U 'r r h ." » — A u » » 'r m a .* nt Jin .lifln a p e r - and the war had officially come to a close. any " if” is supplied by Col. E. II. ■ ra n .— h k u ara, liu trlo , n p a n m r n i Time was in the early days of Wall Street when a man R. Green, who tikes to make his hnaara, • — A C u lH H ia n ttr > ;b ra t. waited eight days to learn that he had been mined. That was fortune useful. i — (iii.i|ilriln n ol c u r b eau tifiesOn bis estate at Round Hills, llu n ir .ii r a a i . not so long ago either. A father might die in Boston and his South Dartmouth, he will build two “ — A a m a n d m o d e r n bnapllaL son in Philadelphia would he entirely unaware of it for a flying fields, wilt* grass runways, III III,H Vl’.it SK FOR TODAY week. All this was in the days before newspapers became I fie one 380(1 feel li-ng. These, snys he, T h e WAY OF S A F E T Y :— The rapid and reliable purveyors of news. will take care of planes twice as Lord knoweth the way of the rig h t-1 Sinee newspapers perfected their intricate organization, k.rgo ns any built hitherto. Foils; but the way of the wicked J anything which happens during morning hours can be count­ SCIEN TISTS appeal h r funds t<* shall perish. Psalm 1:0. ed upon as reliable when seen in afternoon newspapers. F.r.T R A Y E ll:—Grant us, laird, the ronious information is given out upon occasions only when a build a munument to l.u I’laci*, and every Intelligent human being continunl presence of the Holy should be glad t*i contribute some­ report is made late in I lie afternoon and there is not time be­ SjjWrit to keep us In the way of fore the paper’s dead line lo secure adequate confirmation. thing. n g h t c ousncbH . Hut it would probably be easier When one slops to consider that in the case of the pres­ to raise a oney tor e monument to THE PER SISTEN T IMAGE ent Pacific fliers, the correspondent in Honolulu has to se­ John E. Sullivan than fur the La to* Ry Anne Zukcr cure his information from widely scattered sources, rush to I’lacc monument. ■t —In The New York Times— U*re in my cloistered room I shut some cable office, have his story transmitted lo San Francis­ LA I’l.At'E HON of a poor co, thence by tclegi^iph to the New York o ffic e s of the news the door, Endeavoring lo exclude that old a sso cia tio n , th e re to he revised in to n ew sp ap er copy and s e n t French iieasunt, was rt"\t to New­ ton, the greute.i mathematical ‘ tflstrcxn |to th e th o u san d s o f new spapers all o v er th e co u n try , and all mind that ever lived. His work on eiertK ° H w ,Dun th e sp a ce ot a few m in u tes, w onder not th a t "celestial mechanics," based on Awaiting me 'round every corridor, so m etim es new spapers m ake m ista k e s, but r a th e r th a t so o f- Newlon'ii law, was I lie first cxpnsi* tb ) of the structure of this uni­ LJbusy me with picatuint things and toll th ey a re rig h t, verse. sweet; f) M>' maiden-hair needs wntcr, ami Unfortunately n<> living artist is *tlho flowers ’ capable of building Du* right monu­ Have fallen on my hooks and table ment t ■slid) an overwhelming in—neat. He was just a little fellow, lie couldn't have been morel*’1•D,cti,id genius, /MADAM S O S FGCM THE W PE TODfW - SHE DLEW OOT A TU?U MAK/NCi A TCCCtD LAEDINXY - SAY i y j dch V /mppcn t o have a NAIL , DO You f &> ill vrr For Our Service It’s the kind that imascs you, Wanl to come again and Gum Dipped tires give the most miles per dollar f3re$to n e Prices are down! Buy Now Special This Week Firestone limit Courier Balloons x 1:111 $7.-10 Seminole Tire Slui Firestone Tires III West First Street H. C. VIELE “A .Siil.Kt:inli:i| *ewt-ltr in a Substantial t'ity .. 10.S Magnolia .. 0 iM h 'm y » 3 urki fingers images will'' ‘! ™ 8C<1 J * l" . ,,itcOUS { ™ C* “ K th ? u* h «!XPucl‘i» » “ » « '* - ' iD a ^ y to n a v "w\"'K " v al" .with tears beginning to run down iInst checks. ---------o-------I “What’s that, haven’t you a place to eat?" r;..................... Have you been ■■ reading the credit (he man. Hu have t .TWporl. 'lately? - —i - " *--we. Funny,] t ® ’t i t r _____ ^ th is morning hut I don’t know where dinner is coming from." ~ Well, no hurricanes yet; l»ut “ Here, tell me all about yourself. Where are your mania iHen; w or^ m 't n ett sthem t h is 'and papa?" asked the man with genuine interest and feeling. _____0_____ The boy said his mother was a paralytic. She is in North !_$j*ck Frost should w able to Carolina with a brother and sister of the boy. He was left freeze Up the Pacific and walk a with his father. The little fellow said “papa wasn’t very jiTtore on the ice. good to me." lie said the parent had locked him out of the 1 * ? President Coolidgc is getting to house that morning when hi* started to work and told tin* boy work b e as much of a traveling man as if he wanted any dinner he would have to get out and •WoodraW Wilson used to be. for it. He had looked all over town and had found nothing .. to # 4 * ___ tr tlo in any of I hi' stores, and it was nearly dinner time, lie was i^ o h . ffcll, Commander Rodgers hungry. He was despertite. lie wauled a jo b so that he eould f nt over a week on the P a h no worse .result than a sun-i c i f i c J It's hard to roHepive of a father who would turn a child out in the streets to hustle for his own food. It is difficult lo f' MiS (JJartin was out all night understand especially when a father’s love and his sense of Pacific ami didn't liuve a I protection should ho strong enough to cause him to go to any Rrc. The evils of ntmlcrn lengths to provide for his children. There are no possible avis i lot |circumstances I hut would ju stify a man in turning out bis L •A yspr ugn France wus having twclye-yenr old son to earn bis own food^j|' hard time securing a cabinet There may be explanations but there is no excuse for the '.lb at would slick.—Times-Union, action. WE MUST HAVE the prize ling, the bleidy fights of course for | those lliat can afford to pay $125 a , ting side seat, just as we must I have “speak-eaiies" for those that' can pay $25 a bottle for cham­ pagne. Hut wily carry the prize­ fighting into so nuiny homes? DON'T PRIZE fight promoters realize that radio broadcasting will stop their prize fighting eventual­ ly? Clergymen here and there will be aroused sts they listen to tin* in-1 |toresting fights news turning over the radio am! then there will be trouble. Many clergyman, fortu­ nately, are intercutcil in tiling more important to human salvation I ban Darwin’s monkey theory which, by the way, was never taught by Darwin. .4 * * - I l D * o \ r i F L O R I D A 'S C H E A T S U M M E R T I M E TOWN w 7= , C O M PA N Y »> Phone 135 Yard Holly Ave., at u th , 12 th, 1:1th s n Hond Grade Zip Service |"#if mmi) frutii nil n tfr I •»•I I ntttl f'l,nnilrt l.inr tU llnl |)n)l«Min llrnrli—In |*ln> I IF* lorltiiinl*|oi*i41Int, tut* liinu into ni'ltiHm InlKftl to Imtr ♦*iMl**«nl MU lot* I ( iiihi i ll t %%Nli tin* Worhr* l*liti**f , | I I - \ > ! i r i'll »i*ff •*** H oriii In IY|iD-r, i.inl in NMinnirr. Its Win tor ntll I* nlrttnl' Durlil*Dli|**. I*i 11tn ?i I ’ Ml rtA V e n i f*v«>n till 1’ 1 ’ I 1 ivts fltrs tniiiri lor 11«** i*11inii f•** l li«> It rnrli iiihI for i Im* urrnt |tu * urItIII o| fill a*rf til it hi mi I wlilt'li Infltnlrn v1*«* Worli!‘*» tnii mIcn I oi mi iilfJi l Inn* mill linlli lilnial nrl I* I* t lor Hu* lirn nj \ of s e tfnl > fitltrai of miii-r Irom—ocnin mill rlt**ri lor iiolf, flailing, hillliliigt liiolorhiK, rltlliiJi, liiiitlhm, *iillhty, Mii-ltllng. U h it n Ill n i l m in i m r r l l o i r t o i u i , t o n . l * r o | i l r In I r u i r n l | ’ | n r I t ln , l l n l i m n i i . C r o r i t l n n m t i h r l i i r n l l i i i i * k i i i m |ltl*> n tn t t-o n ip u* ||SP?7 CUNSHINr nnmilmS JtR V IC t PI ItiotiMnnrtn* It* cull I* rrmlihm j on unit. Will ) «m roiiirf \ iltlrr««» HI <Iiitiii In*r of f 'oiiimrra*«« for *i*lir*l nl»* of ml i*ml Milinilirr ralra III ltol« l*# n |inrIinrn Ih :iiiiI on tms ilitrn. Ocrui f u r / V 1 o ) ti,)> / X - 5 ______ C fo J . . / / VC / / '{ame_. it D ool|,cl TEX A S EDITORS and Trxa lawyers enjoyed an intcrcstim fight. E. G. Senter, who founded the Fort Wurth Gazette, and is a lawyer, snys most lawyers and the system of justice in Texas need reforming and adds "the editoi will whip the lawyers to a frazzle " In a speech before a convention ..f editors Mr. Senter said, "In Dal j las 50 lawyers ought to be in the penitentiary right now," lile the rest of us were doing !ryt|Ung we could to keep the tthblnet. from sticking. SOUTH’S All) TO UN O ,U SAM W s --------- ° --------Over"a million, two hundred and ATLANTA CONSTITUTION jf lf t v thpuband dollars worth of con^•truction is going on in Coral The Manufacluers Record ruMatmas, paid 9 11)7,91)3,000, hnl even Tfialites at the present time. That’s attention vigorously to the big In- that was less by $8,000,01)0 than I’KRIIA l’S A FTER the editor “ ol a t; all bad, is it? And may crease in federal taxes paid by tho North Carolina's contribution to have reformed the lawyers, the lat­ gtrm e aa u surprise tn u lot of folks. South in 1927 against a decrease in tin* federal treasury. the rest of the country. It says: Virginia fame suei •ml on the ter will combine and re form the 7 Mayor Walker was not up yet “From the Southern states a loan Soul hern list with 971l,UUl,IMil|,] editors, Some of them need it. If Bvhen the Uercngurlu docked at the federal government collected which was 938,0110,000 more* than !.)a!las has fifty lawyers that Miherbourgli and the welcoming during the fiscal year 1927 9«3H,- Wisconsin paid in fedetal taxes a n .J ".'If;giit to lip in the penitentiary .. |..„ut etogatton came aboard to greet 28d.OOO, of which 9310,862,000 w as!? 13,tltlti.tmu more than • Indiana ^ now," wp wonder how ii.nnv , Jm. That didn't bother the dapper front income taxes .This was an in-l) , «'» paid only 9I2.ll(!(l.m)l), " r I™ ‘ ih*n -*n j" 1 New Vo. ka le. iew 'York official any (and h« crease compared with 1920 of 9$l,- than one-sixth of what Ylnrinia . . . . --------j J t m e out in his pajamas to pose 028,000 in total federal tax receipts,1paid. Massachusetts paid in $111 DIF. EN'GINF! ROOM is the oro the photographers anil go 916,1(58,000 of w hich wns from in -(75l,ootl, or hut little more than lineKl"ry of the ship. Oil replaces | ..Liirough*the necessary stunts, come lax collections in the South.'half of North ............... .. ,eoal, and 380 men, working In a ' .. . --------- o--------. ......... Ii spite nil the criticisms t‘’»>l»c''alure of 110 .idegrees, ate l o t What ivould a newspaper do if that while the South fiaial nearly •»'«t have I...... nu.de against that r’ ........................ •««»-. ,,“CC'1 , " r U,!U’ m ining are •j~m Dempsev fight, a Ilarvurd-Yale $52,tl(l0l<M)ll more to the federal slat, paid in $11,484,000, which stokers Ilia, occasionally went cra­ jLgamc and one of these fliglits to t.casury in total taxes in 1927 than was $K.nnn.unn m(in, (hnn Iniliuuu zy and jumped overboard. ^Eurofa* come all on the same day? in 192.1, federal lax collections in ...ore than low".’ WHEN Til ERF? were only t.Worcbester (Mass.) Gazette. the rest of the country outside of 92I.IMHMKHI ,llor„ tllan Kansas, 910,. Handle them of course. — Flori- the South during this ^ riod were non.............. „ ,nn Mimu-Rotai. ..00 1)00 people in the whole count **(1h State News. Yell, jiut the Demp- upp ..xlnmtclv fJJ.OOO.OOO less. «■»«, limes ....... . as Nehruska. try, a skillful New England car­ y fight on the sport page, ttio I he Record then proceeds to an- more than twelve times us much ns penter wus able to earn us much urnpean flight on the society and atyze the report by states from New Hampshire, more than three es 91 a day all year around. c Harvard-Vale game up front. which it ..lakes some startling com-f times as much ..s Rhode Island and And yet, in the face of what the par M.ns, For ..stance; [9dl)00.(HMI marc than Wisconsin. North ( iiroliiiu Ivd the South; ‘"Mihiuiuii |uii<| g. Doyle Carlton, as city attorney of ..............,...................... * , ' " w 'u ii I1))m ... i i i i . iio ii , o r South is contributing to the govern­ J**Tnmpa, paid 910,000 by the peo- with a total payment to the feder-. nearly *1.000.000 in excess of the ment there is a decided school of payments of Connecticut. thought in congress that practical­ ,rrh* to stay in Tajipu and serve the al government of $206 048 000. as*.-....... M ity 'a legal interests. Kona Hath- com jm red wiy. a combined total Maine, New Hampshire, Ith >de ly all federal aids should ho discon­ tinued, and particularly us applied ail the New England states or Jslnml am! Vermont iway, as chuirmun of the stutc road fur tlu i 'Ufl min .... i ............i.i.....) • •..) .. lepartment, U paid 97,500 by the 9181,340,000 and a cnnt.tned totut | Georgia paid 91,000,000 more to state highway construction, Il­ ivoplr to travel the State und build if ° r the I’m ifie coast states of 9100,- than Iowa anil $7,500,000 more than linois h**s prnctcioJly completed her osds. When F’onz Hsthuwnv t r s v . t281 000. Ohio, with Its vast wealth, lOrrgon. Texas puid $4 000.000 more state system. So has New York, Is he is doing what his Job cells ' "hi tn the federal government than Wisconsin and’ $10,600.000 Pennsylvania and California, but or When Doyle Carlton travels he 9147,428,000 or less than NortbCar- me iv than Minnesota, and $8,600,-1 *«“ -Southern states have not and — run for ‘ ollna by 958,000.000 .The North tmo more than Indiana Kentucky I *ho 8outh >* markedly increasing neglecting ‘his job. To rovemor it is necessary to travel. Carolina payments to the federal paid three times as much as low s' federal taxes while other sec­ ffiV/ho. therefore, should resign? Not government exceeded those of New ond 97,500,000 more than Kansas.I t,CTI» ttre decreasing. cT lr. JJ*thaw ay, we think. —Jack- Jersey b>' $92,000,000. Michigan, Maryland exceeded Connecticut and 1 Lets be fair and avoid discrimwith its enormous automobile bus!- Maine combined by over $4,000,000.1 inntlon anywhere, ,*>»onrlHe Journal. t p t p T H E Y A R D W ITH A M IL L B A C K I N G th- ■“* « n 0 Hj,. | |m (j 8om e ^r,.jts lllu| a |jt (|0 p iece o f ham a t » v * i HERE IS SOME mild governm •it supervirion of the rmlio. Do the supervisory consider jt netusiary or desirtlhle that tha details, bloody or otherwise, cf prize-fights should lie sent into how jr. and lis­ tened to by 20,000,000 Americans, including children? Would you descriho that as ranking an inti*llcctuul, “Christian" and elevated use ejaculated of a great scientific discovery? Ttl.Uj All <*f us m ake mistnktt*-*me o f us more Ihannthtu hnl A m e rica n s as a whole art rlevelr.|jing a remarkable so* of good ju d g m en t in Iwyisj, TheiL* is no necessity in nu­ llin'? ris k s in lilts day gd lim e — ou r p asl repulaiiot if y o u r g u a r a n te e of I lie best Ii e v e ry th in g . eivilir.alioa. itupL answer or perhaps a cuff on the cheek. id you appear where only words "Say, Mister do yon know where I can get a jo b ?" should be. I "W hat kind of a job?" asked the man. egonia, books ami sunbeams on* - “Anything." J fhat chance have you, when work ^ Aren t yon mighty young to he looking for work l quesivails no more? I tinned the man, taking the hoy by the hand and stooping to T.* ------------------'bring him nearer. run. B e (;„|f fo, P r e p a r e d n e s s A n d Forcsight Pays! A Little Hoy’s Story No Uhj\ My treacherous mind re* than twelve. Ho had a bright face but a seriniiH look. Ilis! I'tilt ONE MAN tn America that ' twists, Die key iclothes showed signs of wear and wore unclean, tlo approach- sve- hom'd t f la* 1‘liiec, 10011 know Tn give you entrance. Even when t*<l an important looking man with evident timidity. He ad-1 loltn L. Sullivan WELL. That’s our Not One Extra Pennj r J f f ; A R E Y O U G IV IN G H E R C U L E S ONLY HALF A CHANCE? Y o u m ig h t as w e ll b in d u p o n e n rm o f H e rc u le s a n d e x p e c t h im to d o a real jo b w o rth y o f h is s tre n g th , as to e xp e ct e le c tr ic ity to d o a c o m ­ p le te jo b w h e n y o u r h o u s e is in a d ­ e q u a te ly w ired. ■ If y o u r h o u s e h a s as fe w o u tle ts a s sh o w n in th e a b o ve p la n , y o u a re n o t g e ttin g th o f u ll b e n c 'T of y o u r e le c tric s e rv a n t. A p ro p e r o le c trlc w irin g s y s to m th a t p ro vid e s a d e q u a te ly f o r lig h t, h e a t a n d pow er, c o u p le d w ith s ta n d ­ a rd m a d e a p p lia n c e s , w ill e n a b le y o u r e le c tric s e rv a n t t o f u n c t i o n 100 p e r ce n t. For ( k/a LU i i * i l o N n i tm f LKtaunt FlortJj r dlltnii, illtml NtikiilW, (V n n m ii I i t I mt 11, SIS kU( *UnAi FlottJo P .lw -in Jfto l laaanS. A Kut-iU. t I m W. fUr ViK) iKSmnlk. liiiA. » u nost f . i m i r r Ttoffu .Ittmi IV 'ii L Umu | j, Iff, x. 4 '^ 2 )K H I liC t.U a eiAa JitA mctiQ i.fW W. D IX IE R O U T 1 1 m m i i t l o n i , /air* «m*l olK#r information, uf*ptv t« > otir home m i d a$tn l. or 1 tu im r -J L’. 1st. st. GAS V " v -S'OM|WSi Phono 27 �~~ li THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST>19, 1927. . .. • ini' ■» Social and Personal O ffice Telephone H 8______ MU8. l'UKI) S. DA1GER, SOCIETY EDITOR S o c ia l Calender «l . . .J *ji .. .£ - Residence Telephone 859 — J * * ** i iv w ? 11 yy MKS.ANNK VAN NESS uBROWN WILLljSPAIN PLANS TWO t LEAVE LIBRARY SEPTEMBER l --• ex h ibitio n s f o r he nsiRimtir.n of Mrs.Anne bunk*, included in the total ctrn Ni'ss Umvii us head of the*mlntlon was 12,129, which was Munit-ipul Library has been tender., ;j;; ,)er cent „f tin- whole. The nunt11 l '* l!‘V > f nniniission, accord- hei of juvenile borrowers was 971, MONDAY Hi I»cr cent of the membership. ■Social MeotinK »»f the Auxiliary *' : 111 tu" a>- 1he resignation will The juvenile reudiiiK-room attend* Spanish-American Exposition Pi-i-sbyterian Church at I t,lh<‘ ' ir,'c t <m .September l. Mrs. mice was 1,119, or 22 per cent. The ToHonnr ChrlstopherCulum1 ni\tn lelmiiutshes her position'juvenile work represents about one* L|,,h at the church. lats And Second Exhibition ■Hu-iii■■ ; and social meeting of heio after serving for about three third of the library activities. The Is To lie In llarcelonn In ‘lill ,, ................................ Ixtory hour attendance for the year L Truth Becker? Class of the Under Mrs. llrown s ndministra-1 m s DIM , which does not include Ith 'd i.t Church will meet at I lion, the library hns made consider­ MADRID, Aug 10 (IN S )— In T|(Hk at "The Oaks”, the home able progress. Following is a re- the special program given for t hildren's Hook Week, which was a move to regain some of ln r [ ,M . .1. E. Spurllng on Mellon* L. ,\ ' line. Tile hostesses will lie sunre of the past year’s work as held for the first time at the former wealth and glory, Spain is given to the Ulnary Hoard several Woman's Club, with an attendance planning two exhibitions of world I, M. Moye, Mis. M. II. .Move, weeks ago: ol nearly 100, tin this occasion the wide importance. ,1. II. Rutledge, Mrs. It i,. 1 have the honor to present here* The first, to be known ns tlu* Li/fin Mrs. I. D. Hurt and Mrs. jwith my third aiinuul report as memorial prizes were presented “Sponinh-Amcricnn Exhibition in bv Mrs. Henry Wight, who stated L Hi. ksoll.. Librarian, of the work of the SauHonor of Christopher Columbus," iKuthteen Mallory Circle of the tord Public Library, for the fiscal that this would be an annual fea­ ture of Children's Hook Week. will be held at Seville In 1928 with I ■Kuptlst Church will moot with year ending June tin, 11127 One of the special features of the 2.r> nations participating. |i:'. W. W. Dressor at Silver Unite ( iron lotion (if Hooks Opening on October 12th—the program was an inspiring address 4 o'clock. “The circulation of hooks for made by Judge Sharon, in memory anniversary of the day on which the year was 27,497. This is an Columluts, in 1192, first sighted the J Mr. and Mrs. lh It. Hi eon plan to increase of II,211b over the pre­ of the late Mrs, Minnie K, Key, New World, the exhibition will |,\i. this week for I.ilhuniu and ceding year, and represents u gain in whose honor a beautiful bronze hold hundreds of bcuutiful util tablet lias been placed in the Li­ ■lauta, (in. nf nearly 20 per lent. Of this num­ brary, commemorating her devoted artistic buildings, which are nowber 25,258 were loaned to adults work of many years, as well as being designed by both Spanish JMiss. Zoldtt Smith of Ashovlllo, and 12,1.'IK to juveniles, tlu* per­ that of others belonging to the and American architects. I C„ is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. centage being <17 per cent to adults termer Sanford Library Associ­ Kidd In America and ll.’l per cent to the children. ation. It is felt, in Spanish commercial Ihn l». Jenkins. The circulation of Two Day Hooks circles, that in parts of America, Other Activities JlVilliuni MG Kim plana to leavo whs J,27.rif and of inaga/ines of the President of the Florida formerly owing allegiance to Spain there is a special field for renewed I Sunday for Atlanta, (in., where of Hooks In Library , , the President , . . . of ,the , Floriad business enterprise. Therefore, has accepted u position. "it is difficult to estimate cor­ Library Association for het sec-1st remain efforts will be made dur­ rectly tin* exact number of books um! term, and many tabs weie j,,j, t|tjK cxliihilion to capture the |Mr. and Mrs. (irmly (ialhint and in the Library, as only one third n““k' “I""1 her carrying out the Lin- on left Thursday for Kon- ol' the collection has been recorded ajate work. Mention is inn tie at trade, mainly, of the South Ameri­ l,ky whero they will mukc their in the secession book. A large num- ’ ,s 111 tlm history of the Associ- can countries. llarcelonn will lie the scene of June. ber of worn out books have been ntion published recently in the the second exhibition, a year later, wlthdruwn, leaving a total of over "Florida Library Bulletin,'* as well and will he held on more of a world­ Mi June Komnillat left Wed* lijIMIO, of which 2,210 have been ac­ i.s in the “ Library Journal” and wide scale. day for Clemnunt where she quired by purchase. The number “Libraries", the two library maga­ Here, Spain hns invited every III) vjiptid a fortnight with her son of books in the reference room is zines of national circulation. She nation in the world to display Us I j wife. 111. Other books withdrawn In­ Was chosen to represent Florida finest goods, and it is planned t» clude 10 books lost nnd paid for; ui the fiftieth anniversary of the |make it one of the largest exhihiAssociation, tjons over held, being eight tinu •Miy J. N. Itobson left Thursday lost and not paid for; 8 lost American Library the recent llritish EinLr Manning, S. G„ where she was . in circulation; 1 through /'ontng- which she attended at Atlantic as j lirge leil by the illness of her mother j^i, |t) nearly every case the books city in October. She was also jiire Exhibition at Wembley. i>. A. lb llreedln. |]og( and not paid for were taken present at (lie district meeting held These exhibitions are ju st a by people who left town without in Orlando in December, and took small part of Spain's challenge to part in the celebration of Dr. Mel- the world that she is beginning a Mrs. W. I. Hughey and Miss returning the hooks. vil Dewey's seventy-fifth birthday campaign which will eventually Hegistmtion Of Horrowers -tin r Hughey, _ who have been "The total number of members nl that time. She later presided nt i ,.„n^ |„.r with Hie great trading fcs'iiding smiio time at Daytona is 2,825, the registration for the the eighth annual meeting held to nulj0f,H „f t |R, universe ft .n li, returned home Friday. Hig Mercantile Fleet year being 091, DO joined us Temp­ Miami, March II I, which was the Mi Frances Graven left Thur-!- orary residents, 11 us Non-resi­ largest session held in the history Perhaps of more importance to |;iy iVt Philadelphia where she dents, and Iti ns Deposit members. of the Association, and was a t­ the world, is her plans for u tn }iil ; pidiil a few weeks with her With an estimated population of tended by the city officials of Mi . mendotis mercantile fleet, i|il<|i(d-j 12,900 the incmborsliip i- 2u p e rjnm'* H,,<* j'l**4!' “If the, leading niem-| tMj to carry .Spunlt-li products to ter Mi i Marguerite (Iraven. ccitt. of the entire population, nr b u s of the Woman's Club, all of „h |mrls „f t|K. world. This, according to u Spanish of* .Mr . H. L, 1’eck Sr., will return 28 per cent of the white population, whom extended delightful hospi­ onic Friday from Green <’oye of which (ill per cent is adult and tality. She bus also been active in fiiials will he, "Spain's pcace-timo Club work in this city, and baa Armada an ambassador to (.anil** firings wher^ t In* lias been vh itt per cent juvenile. answered all calls as far as possi­ frorn a nation dial was once th<> bg leu daughter Mrs. Ilonnld Wliit Hooks Cataloged ble of a civic nature made upon her. greatest sea.power in the wurld.’’ “All books that have been ac­ mil'. i . Publicity Sixteen vessels will comprise the cessioned have been cataloged. . II. Jackson left Friday in his 2,007 cards have been made during Many thanks are extended to meivantile fleet, the four lurgest fur Vidnlia, (la. where he will Hie year, making the total num­ the Sanford Herald and the San­ being iif -IH,(Hill toils and eight I 'll l‘i* wife and jlailgbtcr who ber of catalog cards 7,11.77. ford Tillius for the generous pub­ others of 25,000 tons. The larger 1 ■ been spending the summer Deference Work licity tla-y have given to all li­ ships will be constructed in llritllierb was (1,7ID patrons who brary notices, 8(1 notices have been ish shipyards for the Campania hire. used I be reading rooms last year, posted in the scrap book for this Trunsnilnnlirn Sspnnnlu and at Ccorge A. De Colles is expected which is an increase of 771 over year, which includes hook reviews, least two of them will be used to lu return home Friday evening llie prececillng year; bH per cent, monthly reports, acknowledgment establish a greater trade with exis ted ham New York where be has been of whom were adults, A large a of gifts and other Homs of general South America, where Spain's former Empire, l|i<iijing the past ten days on busi- mount of reference work has bc.'i interest. done, not only for the high school (ilfis students, but for the business men In addition to books and maga­ Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Knapp have nn,| professional readers. The evei fecks motor ning niug leading reading mom room altuulnnco altiinlanco was zines donated by interested pul* [ilUM ie d f r o l l l II t e l l Wei rons ucknowlcdginci'l is made i<’ j ( ) l l l 111 S e a r C I l IM ir (tip through New ^ ork, ( anudu ;j,:i|2, or neuiiy half of the total, mid nihcT northern and eastern 72 per cent being adults. During the h Inrida Power anil Light <unipany for the free service of lights Hates. the winter season the reading- given throughout the year. rooms were opened to the public Newspapers And Periodicals Mrs. A. 11. Abernathy and Miss through the services rendered by (Continued From Page 1) ■Carolyn McEady spent the day several young men, who were reg­ The Library takes 82 magazines, time, nil Internathmal News Ser­ Kens Wednesday as the guests of ular library patrons. Instruction ■Id being purchased and III received vile correspondent in Honolulu ca­ lllrv. W. H. Jarrell at her Inuie 210 in the use of the library was given ns gifts. Most of these are loaned bled as follows: Information from IV,\ i I fill) street. by the Librarian to the eight to the .public, the circulation being a reliable sou i ce indicates that the Freshmen classes, who came to the 2,bin of the total circulation. I he reported finding of the “Miss DorWilliam A. Leavitt, chief clerk Lihrarv with their teachers. most important of these are being nn"and its three ivcupants is ab­ lat the A. (’. L. Shops lit Tampa bound for permanent use, (hildren's Deparl mint solutely without foundation." Iiiiiiini, ,| to Sanford Thursday to Tlie circulation of children's In addition to the Sanford dail­ The reports of the rescue of Miss pi iiil hi - vacation lieie with Ids ies, which are donated, and . ,, ~ -----------------. the two .Doran bad swept throughout Sail "motla r and sisters. Mr. and Mr*. Martin rempli^nn- leuding state papers and one New Frnllciail> Hkt. wil<| fin> the ann'oinee the birth of a s"ii on Wed­ York paper, the Library lias udde l iif/unccment being reported by ra­ The many friends of Mrs. W. D. nesday August 17 at their home on the United States Daily to it ( dio ami throughout city theaters, [bardlnor wll iregret In learn of Freach Avenue. file. The Christian Science Moni­ where crowd* applauded wildly. the ■' lions illness of her mother tor, the gift of the Christian The navy was still going ahead Mrx, W. II, Cross at her home at Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Clirislcn- Science Society, is also a valuable with its searching plans today and 1srrolllou, 111. heiry have relurtud from an ex- addition, all ships at sea were being notified tended motor trip to points in Alaby radio to continue to be on the <»|it. and Mrs. J. (5. Thompson liatnn, Tennessee, Kentucky and ■f IVrrv Heights, Canal /one, and lookllt for both the “ Miss Doran" Miss Appleby Married jVf. J, Thonipson of (lii'tna, Fla., Mississippi. and "The Golden Eagle." pre vi-itime in Sanford as the To James H. St. John WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-IINK) Vance Douglass and small son, rta is of Mrs. J. E. I.aing. — A deadline in the search for Joe, tire expected to return home Wednesday AtDeLand tiie missing Dole flyers was set hy Mr ;. M. H. Mabry and Harton Friday evening from points in the navy today. Sovth Carolina where they have Mabry have tclurui'd home from Admiral It, H. Jurksim, direct­ A wedding in which much inter­ rn extensive motor trip to New been spending the pust week. est centers, and which tome us a ing the navy’s search from u de­ G.rk, stoppplng over cn route stroyer in mid-Pudfie, udviseil the Shade Walker is expected to re­ surprise to their many friends was i.'.me at points in the New England Navy Department that he would that of Thursday when Miss Mar­ turn home Saturday from Haiti(-tales. more, Md„whereiiu' bus been under­ ion Kissler Appleby became the continue combing the Pacific until going treatment at John Hopkins bride of James II. St, .Min. The Tuesday, Aug. 22, adding that if William Lake returned home Hospital for the past fortnight. ceremony took place ut 12:20 o'­ the missing flyers are not found by Ihur.iduy from Philadelphia. - Pa.. clock at the Methodist Parsonage that time he thought it would be vheie he has been with bis aunt Miss Palmer Argo and Miss at He Lund, with the pastor Rev, R. little use to continue it. .Secretary Mr*. Forrest Luke, who lias been Laura Ensign of Orlando returned F. Hodnelt officiating. The cere­ of tiie Navy Wilbur approved. ethically ill at the Jefferson I to .their home in Orlando, Friday mony was witnessed only by a few The uirplune carrier Langley Hospital. and the tender AroostiAik, both evening after a short visit here as of their most Intimate friends. The bride was never lovlier carrying land and sea planes, have the guests of Miss N'ell \\ illiauis. Mrs. Lucius 11. MC Lend and dressed than In her frock of French I cached n point H«) miles w ot of 'hildren of Tamtm arrived hero ■ ‘ ‘lint to match ' 1 Sun Francisco and are starting Mr. and Mrs. George Fox and rose georgette with Thursday and will be the guests of small son of Fort Myers arrived Her shoes and other accessories their ucriul patrol, Jackson ail I" r mother Airs. Marv Higgins and vised. •i ten Mrs. Ralph Wight and Mrs. here Tuesday evening and are the Were in pearl gray. guests of Mr. Fox's sister Miss Immediately after the ceremony La Verne Hurt. Martha Fox at her home on Ouk the young couple left on a short Camp Fire Girls Have wedding trip and will be at homo Mrs. Walter Morgan of Hlue- Avenue. to their friends at tiie. Nickle Delightful Time With Va„ Mr. and Mrs. Harry J . Douglass J'*Hjri,e< I upa rtiitoits on Silver Luke. " ilson ami Mrs. Sid Hive motored home rhursday evening from (nlm Hike To Silver Lake ....................... . to Orlando Thursday where they m y Rock, N. G., where she was Mrs. St. John is the attractive I'eiu the afternoon ns’the guest of culled by the illness of her son Her­ and talented young daughter of Tin* rnemhera of the Ilntc-hcnMis. Franklin D. Hardaway. ,,jmw Kr,„n, „f flump Fire Girls bert who is attending Chimney Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kissler Apple,by. She is a graduate of the Sun ' 1 oyed a bike and picnic on FriHock Canp. ______ i ford High School and for the pa t Mr. and Mrs. I,co Monroe and at Silver Lake. Jhier - oils of Oninf v who hnvj Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Twilly nf . three years has been a p'lpid The jolly gr<r.ip root ut the home ' ecu the guests of Judge nnd Mrs. Tampa stopped in Sanford this I men>ber of the Fhist Fide Primary f Frances Wilson, going from "• Wallace Wright nt their home week with friends enroutc* to thedr School faculty. there to the lake, where the d« day ':n Mialonvlllo Avenue left Tliurs- home from Lake Junaluska. N. L - j The groom cutife here several wr 4 N|K.„t vvjtj, Bwlninijng. cam amp ugo from Ktnory Vii., and u ira ft work and other V"y H.r Crystal Itiver and Tampa where they hi&ve been attending tni* forms of where they will aoend several days Epworth League Conference. connected with the 1. W. Phillips pleasant diversion. At nisiri, a heforu returning home, Mr. Twilly.is well known here ns Automobile Company, timptirig picnic luncheu was serv­ he is u noted evangelistic pianist, ed. Ji hn Rrumley, L. A. Brumlev, playing for P. M. Boyd and Dr. S. In the parly were: France* Wil­ rutik Woodruff Jr ., and little W. Walker during their evungeJ. G. SlIAKON son, Puullne Stoudemuirc, Chris­ Carmen Guthrie left Thurs­ Hstic metings here. His many tine Stoudenmire, Alice DeCuiirsey AUorn«y-*t-L*w day afternoon by motor for Hend- friends will regret to learn he re­ Julia Hitchip, Camilla I)ea», Loi* ■oorivilh. N\ c. where they will re- cently suffered a painful aeident Will practice in all the court* Punlon, Elirabeth having two of ms his n figers t, hln•?" ntn " " .ii'iiiemner nrsi. Mrs in nuving iwo ui s .* * badly - ...../ Examination wf A bitrsrti of 1-anC Couch, Mae u September first. Smith, Dorothy Haynes, Mary rumley who lias been spending I mashed while at Junaluska. Maxwell. Nancy White, Ruth P*urTitle* given espteia'. aUtolion there will atcompany ' Mrs. Twilly is the Epworth inan and Mia* Marjorie Smith. League evungelist. Airplane C a r r i e r s Join In Search For Missing Dole Fliers I i / (<at \ • .< • Vv. t Don’t Wait For Our i -I J ♦ >• itlE'PK / Move! (Jet out! Vacate this store on August 25th! That’s the orders we have—that’s our instructions—that’s why we have slashed prices below the cos,t of manufacture—that’s why this sale is being talked of everywhere as SANFORD’S GREATEST V III M M M PM B 1/. — v’ 7* ,• / \ »* i 1 Ik . •• * .* i. K I ■' 'J.v mm Y M A Y BE OUR LA ST DA Y SA TURDA X.-J 1 Lot Ladies SATIN SHOES A Closeout 300 Pairs ,SG and #7 SHOES 1 Lot LADIES SHOES Bankrupt Sale Price Patent and Satins $8.50 and $10.00 Values 89c * 00 LUj jy MEN’S STRAW HATS 1 Lot $5.00 and $6.00 Values MEN’S SHOES $5.00 and $6.00 Values I A Sacrifice Bankrupt Sale Price -I 1 I^>t Men’s PALM BEACH SUITS Up to $15.00 ^Values '^11.11 S a le P r ic e $2,79 1 Lot MEN’S SUITS Values lip To $35.00 Sale Price $5.29 (M SALE CONDUCTED AT If* Thrasher &Woodruff Sanford Fla. 105 E. First St. OPEN EVENINGS *>1 1Aul �THE SANFORD HERAT/D, FRIDAY, AUGUST in, 1027. PAGE FOUR Has One Auto States High CourtJM ichiganU.H asAn New Crystal Control Orlando System l sed By\VDBO For Every 3 Citizens R e f u s e s To G rant Enviable Record In OR I, ANDO, Fla., Aug. 18.— (IN ORLANDO, Fla., Aug.18.— (IN S every R e d s A New Trial Branch Of Athletics ‘ _ In order to keep within its as­ S ) —There is one car for signed wave length, radio broad­ three residents of Orlando, accord­ ANN HAIt HOR, Mich., Aug. It*. casting , tilthvi W It It <! of this ing to figures compiled fr*\n the (Continued From Pane 1) <1XS)—Michigan, an ncknoivlcdg-1city has installed what is technic­ F.ngli*h am! partly In Italian. police departments automobile reg­ ••Whi/s making all this noire eil leader of inter-collegiate athlet­ ally known an the “crystal control istration bureau. hew, my hen11 is buzzing," ahnutod ic!, in the Western Conference, will system of maintaining constant enter its 1927-28 vnrsity pro­ The figures revealed that there f requeue)." Vnnwltl. “Noise, noise.” gramme next month with a The “crystal’* psed hy \V I* IS O are 9,!*fi2 automobiles owned The full bench nf the stale ^uphaving scored \ic- is a small, wafer-like disc about rime judicial court, u ilecisiun record of among .'II.OOP residents of the city. per real of the one inch in diameter and threeW awaited in every corner of the tories 71.4-1 the eights of an inch thick, scientific­ * * * * * world, turned down all moves hy time over its opponents '» BROKEN LEV ER S spoils of foot­ ally ground front piezo-electric chief defense cminrcl Arthur 1L four major liill to save the lives of the two ball, baseball, truck and basket- quartz. MEMPHIS, Tenn. Aug. 18.— prisoners und secure them a new hall. No school in the conference Under the new arrangement, din did. i the distinction of having which is believed to lie the only one (IN S) — Representatives of more trial. than si dozen levee hoards thr inighWith the present respite ending defeated Michigan more times than in the south, the frequency of the out the Mississippi valley were at midnight, Amt. 22, a new move it ha:' itself been forced to accept station will he held within 1*1,- today formulating definite plans to obtain a stay of sentence and loss at the hands of the Wolverines Oliiith of I percent accurate. lor reconstruction of broken levees a review by the highest federal tri­ in the four major sports and in on the tributaries of the Mississ(•uch or the hranches Michigan bunal will be made. O r l a n d o Municipal ippi river at the meeting being The full bench of the slate’s li< Ids a decided advantage over oil in the Hotel Pealasly here i Ncept Indiana, I'hlcagn and Ohio Heads Are Stumped held I highi**t court overruled exceptions today. State in basketball. to ilenlul of motions for a new trial First indication of Michigan’s _, by trial Judge Webster Thayer an I ORLANDO, Hit., Aug. 19.— (IN OLD CRAPE VINE subsequent success on the gridiron ' 'for revocation of sentence. nccured in I Will, wlyn the Wolver­ S) Orlando municipal officials ■TivtCffl All action, hinged around tin* are stumped. They cannot decide KEY W EST Fin., Aug. 18.(1 NS) B fti title alleged prejudice of the trial •Indite ine gridders of that year turned whether to equip a recently formed A seventy year old grape vine lack Purdue hy a 'll to fi score. » against Sacco and Vnnzetti liehears twice a year is creating nnmosquito patrol with bells, as is S cause of tl)eir radical beliefs. This Fp to and Including the 192(1 sea­ the policy of police patrols, or to ui'inl interest here for its crop of son, Michigan proved successful in ^ was brought to light in n series of furnish buzzers whereby the wily 3011 pounds of grapes is said to be [fj'i affidavits given to (Jovernor Al- HD contests out of a total of 709 one of its largest hearings. The H H v i n T . Fuller nml bis advisory re- which were played against Hig Ten mosquito may be lured front his vine is said to he the oldest in the lair. t’pponcntn, four of the games re­ B 'flg li view committee of three distinThe patrol was adopted hy the United States. ishcd citizens. President A. sulting in ties while 2a were chalk­ city to eliminate breeding places ed up on the wrong side of the wrence Lowell, of Hnrvanl, of mosquitoes nnd is scheduled to President Samuel \V, Stratton, of ledger. baseball added considerably to cover each week a route that in­ Massachusetts Institute of Techno­ The Credit Association is an or­ logy, and Judge ltolH*rt Grant. Michigan's preeminence in western cludes all possible mosquito-breed­ ganized society for tin* prevention Theyfound Judge Thayer “indis­ conferencce major sports. On 192 ing plates within the city limits. of Cruelty to Credit. Just Pay your creet'* In conversations nhnul occasions, the Malse and lllue Ball returned winners, Michigan scored ii don) meet wins hills when they're due, and help to ‘‘reds*’ outside the courtroom but teasers were fair nnd impartial while on the three games resulted in ties, and to 8 for its combined opponents, prevent this cruelty. The .Sanford Credit Ass’n. Inc. O.'l in defeats. On the track, while the Wolverine court quintet Thayer. hint established a record of <’>2 vieThefull bench, which handed down the decision today, consisted full bench held, must be requested tcrles and f>4 losses with Hig Ten ! of Justices Vzryik. Hraley, F.dward before sentence Is passed. The de­ opponents during its history. The figures show that out of a [ P. Pierce, William rushing VJ it. cision hinged wholly around points total of r>2!> major sports ccntests of law. and Jam es 11. Carroll. The argument for thee defend­ played to date, 376 were won hy The full bench also dismissed u petition for a writ of coram nobis, ants was full and exhaustive cov­ Michigan, 7 were tied . nml IWI which had been filed at the conelu- ering every error claimed to have were lost, giving the Wolverines a rion of the hearing on the various been committed either at the trial winning average of nearly 76 per or any subsequent proceeding and Cent. exceptions. Tlie court held that the issuance it was decided as a matter of law of a writ of error rests solely with­ there was no evidence which would in the discretion of a single justice warrant a jury in finding the de­ In capital cases. Thee full bench fendants guilty on April 9, 1927. A made no attempt to pass on the sentence of death was imposed. alleged prejudice of trial Judge , The defendants were delivered to < the sheriff In executive clemency Thule y. The writ of error coram nobis was made. was addressed to the full bench hut the court stated that such n writ had become obsolete In view of the “plain Intentions of the legisla­ T h e r e is no ture' as manifest by recent statuchance for |tes, stating that a writ of error shall not issue unless granted hy loss d u e t o a single justice. A new trial, the G [ ;■ Lock Arbor Adjusts Prices On Former Sales Adjustments of for­ mer prices to meet the needs of today on sales made dur­ i\ in g “the boom” is |juRt another “nice thing-” about Loch Arbor. DeForesl-Sanlord Realty Co. I Box 330 Suuford fo r Thoroughness U se b oth T a n g le fo o t F ly P ap er and Spray for Fire gives no warning! lit* prepared! Every properly owner needs (lie protection t afforded hy adequate fire insurance written in a de­ com plete f l y riddance. F o r th o r o u g h e x te r m in a tio n nothing equals the c o m ­ bined use o f these tw o , unsurpassed atroyers. ".d is k ** pendable company. This agency has long been faithfully serving proper­ souring or waste because' of having too much on hand when you use K L IM It keeps perfectly for weeks even after the can it opened. SPELL IT DACtNWAROS k PAPERS SPRAY FRCStt MILK POWDERED O R A N D « A l- m s . M IC ItlQ A N ly owners. A. P. Connelly Sons Established IKON 221 Magnolia Phone 4H EXTRA SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Banannas, 3 lbs. Lemons, dozen Peaches, lb. Apples, 2 lbs. Pears, fancy, 2 for Plums, fancy, 2 for Nicterines, 2 for Potatoes, 10 lbs. Onions, Wallow Wallow, Spanish, White and cook­ ing, choice 3 lbs. 25c Fancy Cal.Cantaloupes 20c Blue Bonnet Market 2nd Street A- Snnford Avenue -4’. S. Vernu) and Win. Mtingrave, ProprietorM w l t t l l l l ....................... .. . H L L O N G W ESTERN M EATS IDS PALMETTO AVE. Fresh Ground Hamburg Steak “I 5 ib. Pot Roast Of O> C Beef & Pork M l f a < lb. Country EGGS Doz 3 9 c 18,b. Justice - o f- Till*—Pence Room 9 — Mason Temple SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Caramel Nut Layer Cakes 38c Each Ilium* Made Salmis, Cold Meats, linked lien ns linked Goods. Fancy i hce.se, Pickles, Sandwich Spreads Arcade Delicatessen 44 Mel.antler Arcade "Tin Taste Tulls'* The Houswives Of Florida! Appreciate courteous, efficient and rapid service; they know values and patronize stores where the finest merchandise is offered at I he lowest prices. T h ai’s why over UOO.OIM) of lhem trade at A. & I’, stores every week. Li bin’s Fancy Sliced PINEAPPLE, No. 2 Del Monte BLACKBERRIES No. 2 Can 21e 25c '/-> Del Monte LOGANBERRIES No. 2 Can 21 e APPLE SAUCE, No. 2 Can Iona Brand TOMATOES No. 2 Can 10c Iona Brand SUGAR CORN No. 2 Can 10c Iona Dried Soaked Iona Brand Early June Peas No. 2 Can 12Vie 10c Iona Brand Baby Lima Beans No. 2 Can 12c ENCORE SPAGHETTI W’iih Cheese And Tomato. No 2 Can 10c A. & P. Pure GRAPE JUICE Qt* Bottle 35c SOFT CREPE PAPER, fi Rolls 25c Sun Maid Blue Ribbon RAISINS PEACHES 2 Pkgs For 25c* 11 ()z. Pkg. 17c A. & 1*. Oven linked PORK AND BEANS, No. 2 Can A. & P. KETCHUP 14 ()/. Hot. 23c Sweet Mixed PICKLES QL Ja r 33c /J L I fib . Iona llrami Pink 15c SALMON, Tall Can A. & P. Creamery BUTTER Cut From The Tub Lb. 53c 1-1 LI). Free With Each Pound California Elhcrtas PEACHES, Lb BANANAS, 1 Lbs. For PIG TAILS, EARS, FEET, SNOOTS & NECKBONES O S O -O U D MA.kl. 9*1, Off. PRETZELS O'S+Gud b * full greun preb Milall tied up iu imeli. VI'b* ib J it? " Vmttda Ha ken,"' Alb u i a n tlb tr . Libby’s Dill PICKLES Qt. Jar 33c OLEOMARGARINE, Lb. ■ c Can you supply the other seven letters of this compound word and tell what her answer wa« l You, too, can pretrelecr, but you’d better eat about (even before yon start making letters. 'I he O-So-Guds are bo good it’s hard to stop eating to spell —unless you eat first. Unceda Bakers bake pretzels brown, bake them brittle, bake them crisp, bake them crunchy. That’s what makes O-SoGuds so good to cat and so easy to digest. And they’re salty. P r e t z c lc e r s cat p retzels w ith hors d’oeuvres, with soup, with salad, with des­ sert, with cheese, with iced drinks, with tea, on picnics, between meals and all the other times there arc to eat. Good for children. 5c SARDINES 1-4 Can Creamery Butter Lb Print 53c They were sitting. The sun was setting. He ■aid, “ Y'ou are the only one 1 ever loved." She was a pretzelcer. She grabbed a hand­ ful of O-So-Guds front the lunch basket. She bit rapidly and laid each completed letter on the green grass. The first thret letters were: Heinz KETCHUP 14 Oz. Bot. 25c American Oil & P. Silverbrook What did she spell? 15c A. tV I*. Fancy Stnndnrd Nut SLICED Center Cut H AM Bite yourself an Alphabet L O A N S J A. SPA RE R lB s i M. W. LOVELL Pacific W fr 12 I i . Second St. . H. JACKSON Plionc SO A. & P. Pure* GRAPE JUICE Pt. Bottle 19c & ) to il.lit. the dale hereof, tinted June '• fi n cr 11A18V M t.KW 18 P.serulrls ..f rile I.-cite or Marry tlrnndnr. I " 1' 1, BLACK EYED PEAS, No. 2 Can FLY T H E T AN O L H F O O T COMPANY m i i ii i: to « iii;i*rn iu s l.i-Court ••/ County Jiolue, Si-ml nolo County, Stale of rinrltla. tu re f-i.iio of Harry llrantlou Lewi*. I Ik S' sell. ‘ To all ci.iltinrii, lean ties, illstrlhuti-es, unit all persons having eUlitis •i J* iiiamjs ng.ilnst sunt i-staie Vou, ami ■o il of you. are lu-rs'iy nntlrioil .ml i ••tiutrcit to present any claims tiiol ilvmunUs which you. \r either of M*n. may have against iin i s t . I H#n> Urn niton Lewis Ip-eesseil of Seminole County. Florlilil. to Hie Mon. .Ills. it. Sliiir.iO Cnittilv l■t.i • I.l Seminole Conniy, h> his ojiin in tli« County Courthi use ii s,infonl semi note County, 12c 25C Lti Atlantic & Pacific Sa 205 Magnolia Ave. Sanford at Geneva MeLnnder Arcade Uneeda SLIM JIM S 0 I 10 big but p u t a t g00tl I0 tat. Slim Jem it Umg, / w a , loo b y . Sold in bandy p a tb a g ti. f.NAT10NAL BISCUIT COMPANY “ U n o o d o B a k e r s '* �THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY. AUGUST 19. 1927. PAGE FrVF. Phone 148 MyUMT f f l f Sanford Daily Hern Id iN T A D . R A T E S | SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX INC 203 Oak Are. Phone 41 ftrai*: Cash in Advance i — liusines.s Service r phone ads, will lie received patron* and collector sent rdiatcly for payment. ..9c a line ..7c a line .fic a line ..4c a line rime rates on request. TRUCKING: Ton truck leaves for Jacksonville twice weekly, can taka your goods there reason­ ably. !\ O, Rox 133. 10-A—Poultry And Eggs 19— Houses For Sale FRYERS FOR SA LE—.30 cents FOR SA L E :—Four room cottnga pound. Casper, Sanford Avenue, on one of !>cst lots on Magno­ Lake Jessup ltd., firstfarm on left. lia Avenue, ncad South Side BABY CHICKS. Rocks, Reds nnd School — Price reasonable. Terms Leghorns, nil extra fine qunlity to suit purchaser. Owner Rox 131 stock, Write me. Amos G. Norm- care Herald. nn. Line Castle. Fla. FOR SA L E :—One of best five room bungalows on Palmetto •1— .Misct'llanemiH |Avenue, in Sanford Heights, cor­ ner lot, equipped with electric CAR AU'NIN'e's,. Auto Awn- range and water heater, price lessj than market value, terms to suit. iug Co. 11 Hall llldg. Rox 15 C. O. Herald. METAL ROOFING—The Roof F.verl tating. Metal shingles; standing senm tin and galvinizcd roofs. Sec James II. Cowan. Oak Ave. ami Third St. Phone 111. 12-A FARM TOOLS WANTED reduced rales are for ecative insertions, words of average length 1 O BUY tractor, disc plow, YOUR BU SIN ESS —card appear­ rounted a line, harrow, ditcher. \V. M. Young, nimum charge of 30c for ing daily in this column will -00 N. Park Ave. Tel 777 or i Jj. insertion. advertising is restricted reach over 3,000 every day! toper classification, ITi A p artn ien t F o r K en t -nnd it costs so little a 12 word im error is made The San* Herald will ho responsible nly one incorrect insertion, ! ml for one month costs only $2.00. FURNISHED: Outage apartment, advertiser for subsequent Pour rooms and hath, 10? E. fith Phone 1IR lions. The office should be St I'Inme 552. ped immediately in case of Ju st ask for "Classified Depart­ r I FOU SALK:— Five room Spanish bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 ! car garage, nice lawn, immediate possession,—-can’t he bent for the! price, terms $200.00 cash, balance monthly. Rox MR care. Herald. 21— Lots For Sale i k r.-c a n d 12 m i n u t e c u r v e to ’•ft 07. 92 f e e l I n P. I L »\l t he n c o o n a 20 i l c k r e e c u r v e t o t he rlklit 12.04 f e e t ; thence No r t h 00 d e g r e e s nnd 30 m i n ­ u t e * W e s t lot) f e e t t o t h e s h o r n of Pine L a k e ; llience North­ w e s t e r l y i i t n ux s a i d l a k e s h o r n t •■ n p o i n t N o r t h 71 d e g r e e s a n d I " m i n u t e s W e s t 137 f e e t f r o m Iln- poi nt of b f i r i t i u l u g ; I h e t i e e S o u t h 7 1 d e u r r e s and l a m i n u t e s L a s t . 127 f e e l l o t he p o i n t <>f hi - Kl nni ng. A LSI 1 t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d l ands s i t u a t e , l yl t t k a n d lieltlK it Seminole County, Klorldu; Ti n S o u t h e a s t g n u r t . - r (SKH) id t h, N o r t h w e s t u u a r t e r ( N " ' , i ,,f t he Southwest quarter I S W ' , ) nf S e c t i o n T h r e e (3> o f Township Tw enty i20) Smith of I t a t i k e T h i r t y ( 3 0 ) Ha s t . \I. S11 11,-klhliluu a t tin- S m i t h • 1*1 t ' l iniei- ,,f t h e Northwest g u n r l . - r i N W ' l l o f tin- S o u t h " • »t ( Quar t er i S \ V ' » ) o f S e c t i o n Three (3) of T o w n s h i p T w e n t y i . -" ) Smdh of Itnnge Thirty ..hi) L . i s L r u n t h e n c e L a s t 0. 22 - l ial n*. S o u t h 10.70 c h a i n s . W e s t ‘ -'7 ehi i l ns . l l i e n c e N o r t h Id 7.4 • l i al n* t o t he point of h e k l u n l l l k . M S . , t he N o r t h e a s t Q uarter 1 \ I •i , ) ,,f t h e N o r t h w e s t g t t n r l.-r I . N W ' , ) nf t h e S m d I nvest g i i ur l . - l I S W 1, ) of S e e l Ion T h r e e t;t) o f T o w n s h i p T w e n t y ( 2a) S o u t h nf Itu t i ke T h i r t y i ; o i Last. K M ’ L l ’T I N H f r o m t he f o r e kolllB . l . - s crl he. l l a n d s t h e fol­ low I tik l a I * 25. 2H, 30. 31. 30. 37. 17. I X. I ‘> :.«■ M :,2, 07. «« 75. 95, 90. no. I I I . 12a, 121. 132. 1.19. III). I M . 152. 153. 151. 155, 150, l s l . |..; 11,5, me., 1 x7. s o t . 20a. 21(1. 217. 222 . a n d 22:1 of t he Cr ys tal L a k e s ( ‘ lull S e c t i o n of l . och Ar l u. r t i r r . i r d l n i i l o pl a t 1 h.-r. f d u l y f i l e d iil.d r e c o r d e d It, t he o f f l e e ,»f t h e C l e r k of t h e C n i i d l Cmirl of Se m i no l e Ci.nu­ ll K|»i-ldi«; A I.S, > l a d t l of Itloek 2 o f I t e i - l s l e S e e l l n n o f I - eli Nrl,or. d . - s c r I h.-d ns l o me•, .1 h o u n d s a * f o l l o w s 1 i o m ih - nvv-hI Q n a t t e r t W ' . i Cot l„ r of Sei-tlr.il 3 T o w i i s h l l . 2u S-. ml, I t u n u e i n L a s t , He ml n . d e i ’o u i i i i . K l o i l d a . n i n u l t i k t l i e n pe t las 1 fir,I 5 f e e t t o II concrete t n i l l : t h . -neu M«rllt IX dn1 .. w eid l t d feet. 1Ik mc" OUT OUR WAY m f BY WILLIAMS / Po r e , w e b RE.NIIM0S M E OF V.NVitSv<EW AhJ* VYbUS(<ERG"ThiEV B oThA v-VEMT OuT T GETMER BuYGM LY ON E ‘ \ r ^ £ F E m 's B A C vV, ^ *3t ME P E nmnO td m e O F A B o l l MOOSE , O m E HE’S ROAMCsi’ AROUND VNILD AM N E X T H E S M OUN TED. O nvX vniEE» PS MOUNTED o n e m i n u TE: a n t m ‘ ; n e x t ttE.'S R o a m i n '/ AQUUNO '.MILO. / POOF VNESLL NEv/ER MAKEA HAND, h e .'e > T O O MOL A AFOOT. t-7 .-,. o A -' Ml 'm ? * 1 MUCK LANDS ARE VALUARLE Just three miles front the city limits on highway i hnvo eight acres of muck lands that can be ment" bought for $5uu tin acre or special RADICAL RENT TO ADVERTISERS price made on all of it. Thirty REDUCTION acres tn entire ltact includes cltThree beautiful apartments, ('LEAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS Herald representative tus lands and other good garden j>j*dily familial with rates, WITH THE NEW WALL l'AINT each consisting of living room, bed land. Fine place for poultry and SOMETHING NEW AND RET room, kitchenette and bath, with . truck wi -tnd clntwiuication wi|l nil i»mi?*, lands. men Men run can min' mnko mi all mouern modern convicnces, electric electric living of — ,7777 1,11 convicnces, raising bulbs, celery, veg< you complete Information, living ami raising bulbs, celery, vegeTER. FOR FURTHER lNbOLMAlight, gas and hot water heater etc. tables poultry tor Snnlord an if you wish, they will assist utu jn wording your want ad. I ION* CALL PHONE 235-J OR They are handsomely decorated, Orlando markets. Address R.^A. t j SE have; ,.„ro ilm-nt.i 'I'l-1- — ‘~ " 4 T '-: IT.E A., V. C. COLLER, SANFORD, attractively furnished and have akc it more effective. Davenport bed in living room. They care Herald. This will not be on inaiket long. If you do not think i. . .. —* .s iiu 'ii wun are centrally ilocated with one ol‘ !j this Im p o r t a n t n o t i c e lanu is worth the price try to IK NOGRA1 II ... repairing, pmmi t |)0 muig beautiful outlooks in tho buy -onto of the muck lauds in tuning by experts with M years ___ IvrrJsers snouid give their r r ... i city, across the broad grass an i other parts of the country. experience .Sanford Music S t o r e ft covered squares between »t or postoffice address as ai:«: Liflbhoppe bonn UA M Ms ,ark Sanford Avenues, ComJft theii phone number if 2li— Miscellaneous .For Sate derirc results. About or.e I-under Arcade, Phone S32. ____ |m,,rcial street and the B o u lev ard .________________________________ 1111/ rr nut of a thousand hits BUILDING BLOCKS - Irrigation “ n«l ' * 1 ^ °.Y?r 1,Lakc w. , 1 ephnne and the others » M l, 72 degrees east on feel boxes nnd general cement work |," r .s; Ml1 families there are no d-- K ill SALK: Wagm, iu.,1 pair of cmnmurtcatc wuh you 1hen,, not III ts il.-erees w e s t . ,• i l* T.,r RimMe aimi t merits in Kanfnnl anilmules $.500. v arm implements, 11* 1.1 feet, llience nn a 2X .1..they know your address. jTR'N.LL.AMC, 1 . . H minute curt ••to rlklit 93 wiReger. PnJy^Jtni and Elm! lil! <Member (perhaps till Ja n :,-‘ cheap. Mrs. B. N. Thomas. W. dit>nintinuanre MUS'I be F O O T N IO IT .’O . pen u x rxr.orr. f*. t 1.1 the point of beginning; 3.5 0 1 s t ) s r N t( qtWVKif. m e ______ _______________ i ary) they can he rented at Fust St. In person at The Sanford 1 o n , , - s m d h X3 da-grees ani l I'* LANKY,S DRUG STORE -ProSIX HOLLARS A WEEK. “ ti ltl.|te* east 221 9 fe.-t th.-t.e-* lid offiro or by letter. Tele. 1.>1111, 19 *l.»kr.-.-H a n d 17 ui l tiul > 1 scriptions. Drugs, Soda. We are fi»V. rt‘ar ,,l,.a rl" ,V."1 cn,» ,,L’ ,'" ‘l •'Oil SA l.h \ M U CHEAP—two If discontinuanres ate not . 1 1 .5 f e . - l . t h e n c e not tl. 7I n c-tictil Dciiiiicrats at New UaVi'it ‘OLD GLORY" DKI.AYS as near you as your'phono. Call LU * l * ,H»“ n" ’nih' Cn!! nt 1N.or'!‘ new gits ranges, beds, rugs, etc., degle. * 25 inlnules. W.-*« L _____ ___ __________ Park Ave. corner Commercial Si. nil new. Party leaving town this 2*1 . feel. llience Oil II 21 j the la: l week in September. Senalecus - Proni'.t • bitficient deer. 11 minute curve l<> lf fl •V1GMT i ll RISENBKKftlt PRINT They can bo aeon only between HI week. fa ll Mr. Forbis, phone 753-J. MINKOLA. Aug. tt>.— V. |. , 1 l o tin- pa, lot o f li.-klnt f Byrne has intimated Service SHOP - Printing, Kr.gr iving. A- “ • ■"d »‘,M,n “u ‘T * “I*!-1" 1 the Fnkkcr 1, V L S I ’ l e d ) * ■ t Htb-'k 2 nt ivill he “Al Smith." “*■> --°wwhich «"w.Embossing. Sen us first. We do hl'Poihtment oyer ^ "Pbone 7:7 n o t ic e n r m u K n ,n .< *r h i : h a m ' th* l l r l - l n t e Heel Ion o f I . oeh imv ri lrl n l Ui N iiF lj y I f La t / fa ? l l il J v 1 : monoplane Lloyd W. Rertl.'iul.-r anil l,v virtue <*l a decree of A „ 1 . l . s i ul l . ed no t o m i ' l e * , ... i, i, . . . during the hours named, or I el. | I'oDdentl! leaders,iicctirding t-i InnimruTnuHits nutl and .limi t DeWitt Hill expect •t Phono 41, W. R. IL Avenue, 75 Ht „ ,h(, r times. fi'icelouu'e anil sale imelcred hi t|if nnd 1-dindH a * t dla.ws- l-'ri.m l l i e f ommerctai Direct v.'t t i 1 >1: lug to the Capitol, feel I'lii-olt i ’•mi l . In ami I'nr Heinlonli to fly from New York to Romo, *nia s i Nl. * t ) u . t i l e r 1 NN ' i i C o r n e r of ii'm intj. I’lin nl i in i *liu„r*rv■. In r S. •tl* u 3. T Sli S. It * « I' n 1 that Giivernur Smith's chan-t « oif 1 w II not undertake tile flight today* . i« inn. Iliereln i» nillnu. wherein tie* . mn d. C o u n t y . K l o r l t l a . r u n ATI ON and PLUM RING- I,UMBER and completn line r.r TWO NEW— nicely --------Captain Eric Denshant, motor n ntf l h e i . e e t:.'.*t l a i n f e e t t o 1. fliruisneil I cut-Snnf•*0 It-nliv i"<111111.1 iic, Nvinnln c the pre*ddcnUul ni-itinaTK-cijdty. We handle electric Of ill nl In* >I s e e t loti w i t h t he mt-ihunic, made an inspection ot building material. Low prices. npurlnienta. $25 per montli. 915- I n e . a ci i r|i orul l , i n nf P l n r l i l u . i-nni(iovvritmenl litis F\|ivndu(tFiYc>! (Inn next year are growing Hir ingl i h i i n a n l . a n d S a n f ' - r U I ' o i m f r y Cl til L u t - t de 1,1 L a s t C r y s t a l m i l e , p,umps, home light and Security Lumber Co., "Where Cnvl W. First St. Phone 207. Roosevelt Field runway and ilMalir, a cnrpnrlatliiii nrganlsad (l i enee oil II '• tl*" k I** *’ e u r v o I* Hundred Millions Sina? 19171 tin. |* ':uitR. .Tunford Machine Co. Grades Como From" Maple and — ------------------------------------er a.1 the weeks roll by. They dn pronounced it too soggy for use. •nrl e x l k l l t i u u.eli t Hi, l u w s . i f t i n 1 Id U n I I f e e l to t h e poUt l To (’are For Children T h at1 Hinti nf pit,rid.i I>«.in-lli-ra Piirp , 1 t . e g l l i n U i k ; llielu-.- s o u t h 72 I Sixth. Phone 797, 1 ifi— H ouses F o r Kent it.L believe according tn one nf i;nrnllnn. a enriinruthm nrannlsed it-tiroes la m i n u t e * L a s t Jll War Rendered Fatherless DON A IIEY L1-7TS IIIM GO exl«lliiu Illlier ilmlaws Ilf (In f.'-H tlo-n, e It orl i t HO f e e t : their Hpi-kcamcn, that the i|uestimi la (urnofe-!les 'CO N CRETE in every shepo end, .I and COLL’ MHUH.O., AUG. SI,ill Iif PI,II Id,I. and It. I-V Moille tl.eip-e n o r i b 73 d . - k r u e s l a full.of prohibition will react in any [ form, blocks, tile roofing,. o v u m - FIVE ROOM furnished house foq defendants. I « III nqtL ttt •iiillyO O * Wf »l I a 4 f eet 1 ' d i d ......... . I.ONDQN, Aug. 18—(IN S )—One (INS) -*Guv. Vie Dotinhcy today iiulcrv In the hi eh esi ladder i ,•i „ d-kr, e ' m l i u d e . VUI » e .0 ! mentals, otc. Sanford Oment I Tod-I rent. See V. A. Speer, 111 Park wa/nuainat llie Governir. of Great Hritian’s greatest liurdcn* revoked temporary npprpvul which ash at ih, front dour of l In- i*nU|t \ LODGE I II lit ' i f f e e t . t l l e l i c e oil a 9 d e ­ ucts Company, Fifth and Mnnie A- ve. house In llie i.'ft) of Hanford. In said gree curve t o I.'ft t.-, f e e t l o I In tbeir, secret conferences, the from the World Wat- is the main- hud been grunted of extradition curs wild Graham trucks Sts. Phene tl2-W'. •....... ...................... . . . _______ . , _____|C'iiiiut> a n d Ht a l e , d u r l n u t h e Ictiii (mint of I' . ' kl l tnl HK- A I .St I lot I I Democratic lead r* are said '» tontince <if war oiphuna. A sum ttf papes for Emory Cobh. Clovolnnd, 1301 r.L Phone 3. i, , i h o u r * of s a l e on l ay t he Ml III el, I. " f the llel-tele Seeapproximately $492,5t)0,000 has a negro wanted In Alabama on a DAN Hi N H L rive room hinign- ,i„» nr s.j.ieinh.r. i>. m*7. Ho i l mi ,,f I. oeh Nl lair .lei <1 II.e,| a s have hailed with great glee the nn- li-'cn spent since 1917, for the care j charge of nsvuutt witli intent to low, all modern convicnces. Apply ►nm- lolna iln- f I i ni \louda> In s a h 1 to m o l e s a n d h o u n d * a * f o l i o " CLARENCE SMITH |-|,.ni III.' NN1-st g u u r l e i iNN- *', 1 117 Pnnolar \ve Phono 'Mil I l m o i l f h . and Iln* f u l l u w l m descrlla d Inn SINS fi COWAN CO. Auto liouucement by I’resldent t.’oolldge „f the children of British soldiers , murder, i j i i opuinr /we, i none (ulna helnt in ilia County «l General Contractor ,-,,l net o f Se et l oM 3 3 2*1 S. It Into, 0nii sheet metal works, i that he does not “choose" to lie a who were killed, or incapacitated i Hettiluule a n d S l u t s o f I ' l o r l d a to 3a L a s t , S e m i n o l e 1' m i n t y . K l o r dUO W. First St. FURNISHED FIV E ROOM-*- «<> Veneh Ave. Phone 7KI-W. Ida, r u n e a s t *»",l "* f»-el t o a >oncandidate in 1928. during, tho great conflict of 1911. Phone -111 All I.>, t » hltovtn anil ili'Hlnnati',1 , 01s ni mi il i neu t. I l i ei o •• i n n house, for rent. Phone 805-W. Smith Clubs There are now 400,000 children •hi ill,,i , ,-rlnlii |il:•1 >,f I'ryslal n o r t h tx d e g r e e s West 223 I f e e t •'Kn* th for President" clubs will jn (he British Empire, for whom j mutely $<‘132,500,000 in pension* t.aksM t'lub mi f 11■ and < • t record t., .1 c u n c r e i s t n o n u i n e n i . t l i eu- - I vvUh Germany second, $300,000,00ft, METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev- FOR R EN T:—Two houses, 14113 iiinnnii llie pul,In n-cords of oil H its d e g r e e t l l l l l n u t c r i i r n |lie launched shortly in New York, the nation is assuming response ' pAtfFORD JIU1CK CO. erlnsting. Metal shingle".; j France was tin- lowest with $188.Keinluol, I'onrit) l-’lorlrtn •«In th- l e f t Wi t h II eefll rwt Ut l gl e and 1405 W. First Street. Kent ‘ ! Massachusetts, fYnnccticut, New billty until they reach tho ago 212 Magnolia Ave. ,( 95 d S K t e e s 31' m i n u t e s , a i l l «, •ntlim. however (tier,-nut Mini standing seam tin nnd galvanized Vulcanising Works. ! 750,000, Nvhile the United State? I In-ref rom Ilnfollow dim lots, to­ l a u c e 1 I 252 35 f.-.-t t o a cO a 1 Jersey and some of the middle wes. of 111. Last year (10,000 of those Phone 307. roofs. See Juruen H. Cowan. Ouk paid n total of $230,000,000. er . - t i t i i o ni i no i d , t l i el t ee north wn- l,i,In Nine (*). Ten l lul, i tern states, according to present orphans, who had become of age, »ve. and Third St- Phono t i l . I d e u r e e s 211 ttllHtlles WC*t till FOR RENT: —5 room unfurnish-1 l-leVeil (II), Tw l ive I 12). Tw cn* plans. passed out of tho benefit. f e e t ; l l i e n c e n o r t h M d e g r e e * 3'.i MODEL TRIM CO. I \-lllne (2:i). Tlill l> -elglil (3M. cd stucco bungalow. 2 bed Tlilrl\-nine iXS) Om Hundred m l n u t ' - n e a s t 104 f.-et t o (lol nt Published reports eoneeming the . During 1020, there wore 22,590 | trim the car, not the owner.rooms, living room, dining room, Re’ eii ( I lit), one liuudre.t lllli I > ,.i h i k l n n l i i M i t l d- nc e r u n n o r t h 6 — Help W an ted (M a le ) [1’honc 817 for estimates Governor’s health have hecn^vig-1children who were assisted by tho i 21 d e g i . o - s 3a m l t i n t e * W e s t I • 1 ir.ni. o n e l i i i ml i , - d i l i l r i y - I h r e e kitchen (equipped with electric iTiusly denied by his friends. They Special Grants Committee- in rt- , I I*. W. RADFORD f.-.-t t o Ih* s l o . i e o f La1. 1 Amo r y ( l . : ; i . o n e I I 11 i i,l r -•! T h i r t y - f o u r range,) bath (with hot and cold 1l i e i l ce n o r t h d e g r e e s 3a m l n M i l ) . H im- H u n d r e d T h t r t v - s e v say his health is heller noiv than in pul'd to education. This was dnqq 1 Nesfl tim e y o u Palmetto ut. s C a s t M f e e l ; l l i e n c e s o u t h ■ Ii 1 1 2 7 ) . ( l l i e H u n d r e d T l i l r l ) BOYS WANTED—Can use five water), l/iciited 2300 HUPS— MARMONS at an expense of $115,000, and 7,! years. 24 d e g r e e s 311 m i n u t e s r u s t L’.r, eishl (I3SI Ol i o H n n d l e d HeV good boys who are hustlers. Can Avenue, rent summer rates, phone b u y c a lo m e l a s k f e e t ; th* n e .• s o u t h t.f. d e g l e e s 3a (Sanford Automobile Co. •a O - H i re , - (17 2). o n e Hundred 500 children are now benefiting in MS. , Thi full, the Governor will take nl 111It 1• s W e s t 75 f r e t t o Ilia Seventy-four (171). one Hun­ pagnoliu Ave. Phone 137. tarn ns high as a iollur nn after­ this way. the slump in this state in an effort p o i n t of I,.-it i l d i l t i k . dred S e v e n t y -five (172). one noon. Apply Circulation Depart­ fo r KU M H B H I t l N U 1 ROOM Cottage, unfoioished. for [ l l l l l l d l e l l l l l ul I > -elli It t ( IXX). British citizens hear a 50 per­ In defeat the Republican ennstituKpe. l al M a s t . 1 III C h s u c - o -. ) *KW SANFORD ROOSTER ment Herald. Oli'Ht i r nl i ei l I , lul l ) > n i n e ( I * 9 ). rent. 170(1 block, $25 a month.! cent grcutoi burden then that tinnul amendment In double the HI I I , . I . ANMI H A NVH I T L l l AI It. <'n- H u n d r e d Ni n e t y H ! * 0 ) , T w o le only $1.U0, Studehuker Box 1700 rare Herald. term f Chief Evc-ntive tn four borne by the ritizi’its of other roori* d o l l t l l o i a ("■ C o i n l d a l i i a l i f . Hl i l nl t ei l T e n ( 2 I » ) . nl ul l> n fr-' t y Ad; fur rnrlion juice with 9 — Inslruciiuns ,, ( f l l i e N|, r( l i en«( eor i H- r o f l a i l in the ' years. Governor Smith long Iiiih tries who participated tops the knock. San I t f t y - e e v e n ( f, 7) A l s o Krnrl h a l f IS— W.’inled To llcnl TC i favored a four year term for World War. In discussing the 11;«,) of S o u l h with! Uunrhir ilnrage Cn. COACHING:— In all primary l heavy taxes, l.t. Col. G. F. Stan' • w i ) of N o r t h w e a l ijim rh r APPLICATION ; Governor but be i* fighting the Re NOTICE OF grade subjects beginning Mon­ ( N l V I i l nnd W n s l Sin f e e t of 1putdi an plan because It provides i ley, Parlimentury secretary to the FOR PARDON fdlU)Overland Co. Willys- day, See Mrs. J . C. Mitehell in GARAGE APARTMENT or bun­ .*», i i ( It,-net q n i r l r r (SIH, ) of ' ' ............................... . * H I-.: « / IL.. ,* ,L .t.a -all "II f Notice is hereby given that I as the elcctiivi shall beheld in pres- Minister of i’ensinns, said, "Of Nol li i wiHl *)ll,ll l e l ( Nt VVi ), al l 8cltu A Overland, Wliippit*. 212i Palmetto Ave. between K* galow furnished, not too close in. j In Kpr t l o n t h r e e I I I . T n w n » h l | , course nobody grudges it in the Htornoy for Amos Pickett will idcntlal years. |A Commer'inl Sts. l ’ki no •>B. and 12 o’clock this week only. Apply Jones. Hull Hardware. T w e n t y ( 2<0 S m i t h It ai i i t e T h l r least, hut it does show thut the apply at the Sept., 1927 meeting ---------i\ ( 2*1) Kind Al-ot t h e I V e s f H a l f British Empire has not been nig­ , u - . i , , f ih, N o r t h w e s t gnart>f the Board of Pardons at Talla POLICE SMASH RESIDEN CE gardly." ei ( N W ' i ) of the Soiitliweel hasscc, Fla., for a pardon for s ml )M’N T O P (Jo.irter (SU 'I,) of K e e t l i di B Y TA YLO H Pensions throughout the Unite I Arno,* Pickett who was convicted CHICAGO, Aug. 19. (IN S )— T h r e e I2>. o f T o w n all I |t T w e n t y Tho thoroughly purified Kingdom amount to a total of $5,(til) South, of Itunge Thirty ■ it the spring term, t9'J2 of tho t ’irPolice axes here Thursday smushed lor sup t. Lne going ,YES-CAPr.EPiCSoM>\ £ M Y -w h a t a r o b u s t (.till Huh I. and refined calomel com­ 500,(100 a week or about $2X5,000,cuit Court of Seminole County, Fla.,' into a luxurious residence in the v r ro c l u B t o n ig h t -, LITTLE GIRL—ARE' A I .St I t h e W e s t H a l f ( W '■* ) IS COMING CNCP bined with assistant and (100 annually. This represents a 'T his is of murder in second degree and was , herrt of an exclusive residential o f tii e S o u t h w f H t Q u a r t e r ( S W 5P-VH1.LYOO BE YOU BRAVE.TOO, AGAIM TONIGHT To decrease of ,'! 1-2 percent on the T7<C B aby corrective agents. ' , t ,,f t i n N o r t h w e s t Q i m t l e r May 29, 1922 to 20 years ‘ district in which wealthy patron* vent cm ed LINE YOU« FRE 'ro LOOK AFTER BRING M e SOMC A o f THE t N H *, ) o f S e e l l oll Tl i r e i * ( 2 ) , were grouped around roulette ta ­ figure for the previous twelve Nausealess—Safe Sure FATRCR? in State Prison. DOPE ON CUP. 1 1 fam ily of T o w liahl li T w e i t l v »2n) So l l l l i bles, "hhuck-a-luck” machines, and months. For the fiscal year 1925MOSES GUYTON ,,f i t a n u e T h i r t y ( 3 (1 ) K a s t . I l l POLAR TWIR SufiC >-r Kin c a pt . 20, Great Rritiun paid approxlcent h e a l nut m; at the N o r t h ­ Marianna, Fla. black-jack games. ERICS Oft lic k ALL TH' west c o r n e r o f t h e said South­ ) S KiDS IN TH ' west g o a l l ei ( S W * i ) nf tile NClGHBoKNCiOD-d North-west g o a t ter (N W 'i). I ENGLAND SPENDS: ; ON WAR ORPHANS f 1A W ? ■% rr*-T- mwL -------- v liV . - 'N H Y 1 G O 'W A Y O P HERE TO *TH' STORE FOR MOM, ACROSS TH’ CAP TRACKS M'EveRYTHING- I AIN'T AFRAID O F ■NOTHIN'------- e YOU CAM TALkT to\ V i e CAPE SOME other TlME.AMY, i t s t im e fo r YOU TO BE UP­ STAIRS IN BED C 5 U Pop - J w il l y a c o m e DP A N '-A N ’ TURN ON T ( ’ LIGHT - I T S AWFDLGY, DARK f 7 nil i lull S 011I I 1 33*', X f e e t ; llience t i ot l l i (.'■ d i ' k l e e s K hhI I7H f e e l ; I heli ci - I Ves t 331', *', f e e l t o t h e tinIt Inil l l iu . A L S I ) K X C K I T II* k*nIdli k 2 Ini'. 2 f e e t S o u t h o f t he Nortliwsst inrrier of SerHidi T h r e e (3| o( T o w n s h l t i T w e n t y t.' i i) S o u t h of H a lite Thirty I ;n) L a s t , r u n N o r t h S3 ,1,-Hrues l a s t ID3 f e e t ; t h r u e n H o u ' h di i r e e s nnd f o r t y i n l n u l e s W e s t S.m f e e l . Il l , m e W e s t 21. 5 f e e t , t hi - n e r N o r t h XhJ.f, f e e t t o l l i e h.- I n n l n K; AI.SI) KXCKPT t'oininelielus at th e Went g t i n r ler S e e l Ion r o r n e r of Seettou T h r e e |3) o f T o w u n h l i i T w e n ­ ty I 2' I) S o u t h nf I t n n a e T h i r t y 1 2111 C a s t . In S e m i n o l e I ' o u n l y . S t a t e o f K l o r l du , r u n n i n g f h e t i e e L a s t i',:.tr, f e e t , H i e n c r s o u t h 31 d - u i e e s a n d 2(1 m i n u t e s West 11.73 f e e l t o p o i n t Of hei i l t i nl l i K. Iloidllev llience S o u t h *1 de­ n t , - - * e n I 3<t t n l u n t i - s W e s t so I I •t ; 1hr nee n o r t h ru d e g r e e s end J 0 mild,tl s Went I ill f, ,-t t o Hi r S h o r n o f I'lii,- L u k e . Il i ei i ee N o r t h e a e i s r l y n l o n i r l l i e l a k e s h o i e t o a po i n t w h i c h I* lit d e ( f e c * nl ul :ttl l l l l ni l l e s A'l-st •r a f e e l f r o m t lie p o i n t o f l , ek l u n l n i f , t h e u e e S o u t h O'- i l e i r r e e * • 1 * 0 m i n u t e * L a s t |r,n f,.,.| t o t h e p o i n t of l„ u l h u l n v e o n t i i i n ins i w e n t y - f l v e h u n d r e d t h s of un a c r e , ui o r v n r l e s s . t h „ e a r n h e i r s to* m i m h e r 12 o f l l l o c k i o f t h e l l e l - l s l e Heel I o n o f l aa- h Arbor, and f r o n t l n u on \Ve«t C m t " l fir*ve »|,«'i KXCKP'C 1 ot n u m b e r e d If. o f l l l o c k 4 o f •te* - "sir Keel Inn o f whit! l a Kellrally kti >w-n a s i.oeh Amor, d e s c r l l i e i t a * f ol l o w - . Kro-n tits ' .',’ V . f ,-.' rn.r r " f K e c l i o n l ." 'T o w n .h .'p *<• «outh o f i u n h:. .?0 Hrtnini,i<> C ount). ?-la"a't" lafllit " bM u l bW : ru Inn ,l,na lr«in ihenc* •>!>■ thane i; Hoii th 2| j, n ifiiu u * W aal 107.JJ ” . l ; U ,-n ! " ,,n * H. degrtK. „n,| is mlrulx rurv.left u s XI fr ,* thS l"»’a* of heulnningI'.unnfng lhanc* on 0j th* ]* d«- A L SM ITH ROOM!, TO B E STA R TED ] IN F E W W E E K S SATURDAY SPECIAL * i. Tammany Mall Is Relieved To H ave liiaiig iin itcd U am p n ig n Which O pens lit S e p te m lie r . ALBANY N.Y. Aug. 19, (IN K I ' Under plans which are oaiil (n have orivii'ated in Tammany Hall, | New York City, a bo,in which New York State Democrats hope will win the Democratic presidential nomination next year for Govern’ r M Smith will be formally launched in various parln of the country next month, I Arrangements have been m)idc, according t word reaching the Slate Capitol tcJsy, for leading orntorn of th • Denmcratir party j in this state to nddrens Democrat I |j muss ineetintm in several states the latter purl f September. i These orators, it w’ hs said, have 1 been instructed by Tammany ILtllj ti- spread the word that Governor ' Smith is the “best bet" for the Democratic partv in the presiden­ tial election in 1928. Growing Stronger State Senator William T. Byrne, I of Albany, regarded by leaders of the Democratic* party as one <f the finest orators of which the parj ty can biast in this state, is slated to address a mass meeting of Con- $ Buys 5 gallons of 10 gas and one quart of oil Special For One W eek 75c Greases your car all over including grease rear and transmission " C. D. COUCH Successor to Hines Filling Stat on L ll 1113Sanford Ave. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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V»_- N E W SPA PE R rn tfo rfr W fstn lb L h c d In ^ P lorid a’s H eart [ World’s Greatest Vegetable [ion Its Richest Garden Land iF n o Tx v il Leased Wire International News Service SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURD AY. AUGUST 20, 1927. TUB WHATHER Local thundershowers tonight and Sunday. t NUMBER 298 Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations And His Sister DURANTTHINKS to2 3 £ M S lli DOLE FLIERS nzetti D enounces flOPE GIVEN UP Vanzetti Luigi Meet In Charlestown AND GIRL STILL Ltest S etback W ithfN SEARCH FOR Prison First Time In Years BULL MARKET LOST IN OCEAN IS STILL GOOD “Persecution” iLOSTEXPLORER NEW YORK, Aug. 20— (IN S ) L E V IA T H A N , flagship of the United States lines, the ves­ sel from which Claiencc D. Chamberlin took o ff with his plane and demonstrated the practicability o f shop-to-shore nir transport, sailed today, and tomorrow will again take part in an ulr mail experiment. The United States naval seaplane I’ N-10, piloted by Lieutenant C. 11. Schildbauer, will take off from Squantum, Mass., about dnybrcuk nnd, overtaking the Leviathan about 225 miles from New York, will try to dy>P two sacks of supplementary mall on her Pi-ward deck nnd return to the nirport. STATE'S PRISON BOSTON, defense worker who lives In WnyAug. 20. — (IN S )— “ Bartolomeo", land. Mrs. Nicola Sncco wife of Tlie shaking voice of a heart Vnnzctti's fellow prisoner was with I broken sister echoed through the Miss Vanzetti, Mrs. Henderson and! “ Dallas Spirit” Adds No New Signs Found Of Ash- death house in this prison today. A Filicnni, orgnnlzer of the Sacco1Millionaire Auto Manufaclur lever Killed Any and Vanzetti defense fight. er Predicts Continued Rise lev Who Disappeared into ■“ Luigi." , To List O f Those Filicnni told reporters us Miss In StodiValuesAndALowcr lanYetjTheyPerseNickajack Cave Last Mon-' One of the most widely known Vanzetti walked to the death house Missing A s Result in the world threw himRate For All Time Monies day And Hasn t Conte Hack Ij prisoners |teMe” He Screams self into the urms of the woman thnt she came solely to offer her O f Dole A ir Derby Jwho had traveled across the At- ronsolution ns a sister. The prison Walls O f Prison con chaplain was ready for a call to Insists Money Is A A Human Skull Is ,lartic to give him a sister’setern-'the doomed men although Filicnni before he went to Drug On The Market •said that Miss Vanzetti would not All That’s Found solntion ity in the electric chair. ' nMi.nmt ir. influence her brother The words Bartolomeo and l.uigi "'ci,'nHng'Idl'ndigi ous or econom- Amorim Is Drifting Into Bui E ffort Is Made To (let U. S. Underground River Is Drag­ were the only words spoken for " »«• 1 i jc opinion. Supreme Court To Review Market Which Will Extend ged And Miles Of Passage­ Severn) minute* .._ J f.n z .tt and) M„ Sac#0 and Mi„ Vanzetti. ______ i Sacco-Vnnzetli Case As Fi­ Over PeriocIOf Many Years ways Explored In Search bis sister clung to each othe .both holding hnck tears and with Pacific Freighter Re­ loving embrace. nal Effort To Save Lives »ful CheckMadcIn I heads bowed down, were pathetic ports Nothing Was NEW YORK, Aug. 20.— (IN S ) The grin* old wails of Chnrles-I (iKun>g ns they wnlkcd slowly SUKLLMOUND, Tcnn., Aug. 20. [fort T o Prevent W ASHINGTON, Aug. 20. (IN S ) —The powers o f darkness, whosejtown had never witnessed a sigh t. duWll tbe corrbi0r to the death —“ Stocks will sell higher than Found In Vicinity A tie mots —The dramatic fight to again save secrets Lawrence S.Ashley, geol- ° f such tmthos. The doors o f Bar- j b(>uses with Warden William Hen- ever before in the history of the na m lie Nlcoln 8ncco nnj Bartolomeo Van- oglst-explorer amifriend at the tolmeo Vanzetti’s death cell hM dry at their side. country." Six Dole fliera and n daring au-til from the electric chair was tragic Floyd Collins, hud dared been opened to nllow his sister to j Mrs. Sacco stood with her hands .William C. Durant, mllllonaro girl passenger were feared to fcTON, Aug. 20.— (IN S ) brought to the U, S. Supremo single-handed to steal, gave grim enter. Thi» wni the first time 111»gripping the bars of the cell of her motor manufacturer and the “ big­ be In peril of their lives today, Iked in ‘‘last minute” nt- Court today. Michael A. Musmnn- warnings to foolhardy mortals ti»- the history of the state’s prison |husband ns they conversed in low gest bull in Wall Street," made somewhere on the broad ruclthat such a procedure was allowed. t,.ncsMiss Vanzetti and her broL to obtain a stay of ex- no, counsel for the condemned day as Ashley’s friends probed ev­ this prediction today as he sailed Driving ‘'Dallas Spirit” A via­ fic between the mainland and Vanzetti and his sister from forjth er in the adjoining cell talked for Europe on a vacation. Coming 311 for Nicola Sacco and men, reached here this morning to ery foot of Nickajack Cave in vain tor Hunting ForTheM lasing for u writ of cert- searching fc-r the scientist who has away Italy spoke Itulinn. Miss! hurriedly in Italian. It was their ut u time when the stock market llotneo Van/etti front file a repitition . Dole Filers Is Believed To 11 Cant. Bill Erwin and Alvin Tp JaniOR M . Morton. Jr., iorori in the highest tribunal. been lost in its depths since Mon­ Vunzotti came to the prison from |first meeting in yenrs nnd they has just passed through ono i.f Have Fallen Into Fncitlc Eichwald of the “ Dalian Spir­ the home of Mrs. Jessica Hender- had much to tell each other— the most enthusiastic bull markets 1 United States circuit Musmunno, it was\ learned,could day. it” are believed to have crash­ son, wealthy Sacco nnd Vanzetti! much to discuss. nf-m neals. e b ie f defen«e carry out only the most, perfuncof modern times the prediction ed into the sen late last night As the rescue party, its hope SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20.— 1I AA rrtilm r n H i l m ade tory processes of the new court while flyin g a zig-zag trail over was regarded as extremely signif­ h u r it . h i m m a m f|J it h j.,^ co urt ia in vocatlon. N o turned to despair, poled its bout (I N S )—Copt. William Erwin, who the grent circle course. En\ln anu icant In Wall Street. or pwvml todnv to trov- justice is ii| the city. Chairs in the through the Stygian chill of the took o ff from here late yesterday Eichwald had taken o ff from the "In my opinion," said Durant, afternoon in the “ Balias Spirit Al» in rP. Fuller for a r n- court room are dust covered and subterranean river o f darkness, “ good securities—with emphasis to search the seas for the missing Oakland airport yestenlny after­ „ rrder *hnt the ense mire b«* the clerk’s office is torn up by through a gloom widely articulate on the word ’good’— will sell high­ planes of the Dole Honolulu rnce, noon to fly to Honolulu In search with the chattering chorus of a >th h” the supreme court of painters. er than ever before. Money Is so is believed to have fallen in the sen. o f the "Miss Doran" and the "G ol­ million huts, with the endless drip ited States. den Eugle," which were lost while The only immediate result o f the and trickle of unseen waters, their plentiful it is almost u drug on the r dispatching n nlen to the The last word from the "Dallas racing in the Dole $35,000 derby petition for review, it appeared, ,antern R|eamA ,)icUpd out « white market. There is every prospect Spirit" was picked up here at 9:02 por by letter, attorney Hill thnt in the very near future tho P. M. (Pacific time), saying that last Tuesday. WOUl. d. nppeul ^ . . t0„ ^for y '1 trespite e S S 'for K the fZ object upon u high ledge, above a Beverly farms to ask Pilot J. Anggy Pedlar, navigat­ u new n to present rate for time money will the ship wns in a tail spin. Through Lank of treacherous ooze. or Vila* Knope and Mildred Doran, str justice Oliver Wendell men condemned to die after midb» considerably reduced. They paused breathless nnd ex­ A. I*. II»BR«rd, Supervisor Of |Twenty-Five Year Lease Has early hours of the night the plane tbe “ Flying Schoolmarm.” from the of the United States s u -:n|g ht, Aug. 22, for the murder of "1 believe we are drifting Into pectant. They clamored perilously court, for a stay of execu-'u South Braintree, Mass., guard. Fuhlic Improvement l*ro-j Been Taken On 105 And 107 a so-called bull market which will thnt carried Capt. Erwin ns pilot crew of the Buhl biplane. Jack and A. It. Elchwaldt, navigator, Frost, pilot, and Gordon Scott, nav­ I This appeal, it was said, could be up the slope clammy with mud of gram In City (lives State-j First Street {Remodeling Is extend over u period of years to was in constant radio romunicatfon igator, are In the cockpit of the ages. And there they found the ob­ ile lawyers for Sacco and made to n justice o f the U. S. nient On Economic Phasei To Be StartedlnShort Time come. I know many students nnd with the receiving station in Oak­ “ Golden Eagle." tti today were swinging in- Supreme Court, Massachusetts tri­ ject to be a human skull. Perhaps specualfsts will differ with me land. that ut another venturous explorer The search today for the missing desperate “ eleventh hour" , burials or to Governor Fuller, __ Plans fin- the solution o f the civ- , officials of the J. G. McCrory hut thnt is my belief." A t 8:55 this ineBsnge come from ..yers, although stretching across on the federal courts for n| Experienced court attaches have of other years, who, like Ashley, Durant smilingly declared he is the ‘ Dnllus Spirit":— the entiro 2400-mile Ifonolulu-San ic problems confronting the City o f |Company, operators of a national of execution, Vanzetti was expressed relief that any uct on had dared too greutly. Francisco airway, centered nt two The skull was like n symbol of Hanford are contained in u state-. chain of five and ten cent stores, n "bull of America, ut home or t the grim walls of the death comes too late to give the high "W e are in tail spin. in state’s prison, ring w ith' court jurisdiction. The law provides the hopes of Ashley's comrades. went Issued to The Herald today 'have leased their present location (taking a vneation abroad, “ Relay that, we came out of it polnta, approximately 000 miles i „ „f “ persecution." that the appllcat ons for writs shal They seemed dispirited and hope­ by A. P. Haggard, city construct-. nt 107 east First Street for 28 > And he obviously is Two years O.K. But were surely scared. It nnd 300 mile* o ff the California nrIlor |ago ho came into Wall Street nnd sure wns n close call. We thought coast. ra w years be made within U0 day* after final less today. With no organized ef­ ion engineer, who for the past six yenrs and have taken «» The West Sequsnn, thought to he I ... * operating on the bullish side of It wus ull over hut wo came o u t'«f ,Vn • ? Vnn»..iti “ I never action in lower courts. More than fort for rescue. They were beaten years hns designed and s u p e r v i s e d lease on the adjoining public lm- JOT First Street, formerly occup- the market, is reported to have It. The lights on the Instrument between 250 nnd 300 miles o ff the £ nersecuto t>><» period o f time has elapsed physically. Also, having worked $3,000,000 worth of Golden Gate, electrified the search nn> man. In y I |*lnce the Massachusetts Supreme night nnd day * in endless shifts provemonts. I *«* l*V the firm of Thrasher and made millions on the rise in prieo bourd went out nnd it was—— " of stocks and gcnerul motors. Cast on both sides of the Pacific early lim it iinn.lrv i n ' Court handed down its affirmance since the alarm wus sounded Wed­ Thun----Mr. Haggard's proposals have 00‘ ru * ,rden William H e n d ry In of t,„. conviction. The information wns given out iron pipe und United States Steel "0:02 P. M.—We nre in another.” today by reporting the sighting or nesday morning after Ashley hud been made following n thorough in uu announcement this morning His particular “ babies” General • prison, expecting no fur[her Muinwnno presumably will nr­ fulled to return. Since then no word has been re­ four distinct reddish flares. study o f local conditions, and his by I). L. Thrasher and F. L. Wood­ Motors und cast Iron pipe, have . was going ahead with plans Uut lhe iaU,it denial of exThe freighter la about 820 miles ", ceived from tbe “ Dallas Spirit.1 Purty after party, they have suggestions represent what he be­ ruff Sr., owners of the building. rizen steadily. General Motor* ad­ srrying out the death sentence. liona by tho 1Juy state court I V. cum niR.u]«r of U ,. 12 th : ■ ezeutioneer was ordered and yeett,rdny Rivt.* him n new start- clambered over mud hunks, over lieves to be the best remedies for Tib new lease will become effective vanced from 70 to the equivalent of district of San Fr..arisen figures where a the economical situation In San­ September t, and Is understood to 354 point* in those two year* nnd h,.th chair made reody.Wit-1J point. Mere fillnK of the i)Cti- treacherous rtvkslides that the signals' may have been ningle false movement would loose ford. Mr. Haggard hns been in di­ hove been made or a large conBiiUr- tho market price of cast iron plpo tlie position of the planes at ap­ shot up from the “ Miss Doran or || VUl'L* BUIUniOtiCU HC til- t|M H u tM .. . unintn.*1 rv.tl J. u im not tion, it wa* pointed* out, docs not proximately 592 nautical miles c.p Charlestown prison late act ns a stay. I f a stay of exe­ tons of boulders through narrow rect contact with tho affuirs of the ation although no figures were soared from 00 to^215. the “ Golden Eagle." from San Francisco. Regarding General Motors stock, Three destroyers, the I.avnllette, Bay night. cution is obtained, the writ would and unfathmed passages that turn­ city government for several years. mentioned in connection with the Three o f the flares were report­ tho Sumner nnd the Hazelwood, he snid: On completion of the puving con­ deal. |the same time the entiro Bos- he laid formally before the court ed for miles into the heart of Sand ed to Imve been sighted by the Plans for extensive alteration “ I notice common stock of Gcn­ West Sequnna shortly nfter mid­ were converging on u point about olicc department of more than when it convenes on Oct. .'I. There Mountain sprawling gigantically struction, whichjwill he within 30 i , uniformed nnd plain clothes would be little deluy in the high beneath the terrain o f three states. iluys, Mr. Haggard will join us a an<i improvement* are being made, erul Motor» is being split up. If, night, i’ucific const time, today. A GOO miles o ff tho coast where Bill Erwin's’ "Dallas Spirit" sent out partner ju-firm of engineers o f ; it wns learned from n representnan 1 understand it, the object is fourth flure was seen about 4:20 And when the eighth sally into went on "round the clock’ court, it is believed, us it is tho Its lust radio call. The airplane repelled last nntionnl reputation. He stated to- tive • f the chuin concern, although to secure wider distribution and to A. M., the freighter reported. , ileeping in the vnrious stat- policy of Chief Justice Taft to the darkness was carrier, I-anglcy, which had been day that he has never before work-, no definite change* have been ap­ give the public an opportunity to night, the rescue party led by Post­ ouses on their time off. Guards give criminal enses precedence. The flares shot into tho sky following the great clrclo course us yet. It Is expected, I purchase stock of this company n *. replaced nt all public build-( Should the writ bo granted the master Bill Parker, a veteran and ed in u community which bus u proved at the purtitlon between tho . n,agonabja prices, It probably will from n point about three miles o ff In search of the “ Golden F-agle At the postoffice federal resourceful miner, returning hag­ wonderful co-opcrutive and pro- ever, thut (Continued On Page Three) res will .......be removed to .p r o - ^ noCeiiarw to mukt. mother split the steamers starboard bow, the nnd the "Miss Doran," also rushed gard with weariness nnd disap- giessive spirit us is shown in Sun- two Btores Id* stood ut ench corner with wireless messuge reported. The to the supposed position of the vldo room for anticipated expansion up in the future. pointment, the workers admitted ford, nnd he wishes to thank everyslung over their shoulders. West Scqunnn is standing by till “ Dallas Spirit." Observation planes I.O.IV who wnu even e .c . in ... the *..v smallest way, Of the present business. The nddithey were beaten nnd snid they body Switching to politics, Durant daylight to investigate the source will shoot from the Ijingley s |c police riot squad was moblhus helped to make the construct- j tlonal store room will give tho com knew not where next to turn. snid: of the rockets. decks t « take up the search for ion program program in Sanford a success. I»any a floor space of 50 by Only a response from the state ion “ Calvin Coolidge may not choose The full report of the sighting Erwin nnd Eichwald, who nre be­ feet. The second floor of the build In connection with the publica­ ing will probably bo utilized as a to run for the presidency but the of tlie signals follows: mine inspector O. P. Pyle, who has lieved to have gone down' on their been asked to send experienced tion of his statement, Mr. Hag­ warehouse. people may choose to nominate nnd ‘Three flares fuding to red wers flight of mercy. hid because police It*• " H u " ' within 15 mine relief workers ami modern gard announced thnt ] radicals told their friends to The five and ten cent establish­ elect him. Coolidge is a good sighted by our nmto nnd lookout KAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20.— |l away" from the tunnel. All Arrangements for the rnmmun- equipment, will bring about re­ days engineering work on the prin­ ment expects to tnko possussiarn of president and hns made a wonder­ off the starboard bow. The dis­ tance wns approximately three (J N S )— A hope which burned 111 trains were guurded. _ , ity religious services to Ik: held nt sumption o f organized search, it cipal city improvement, paving the adjoining store about Septem­ ful record. (Continued on Page Three) brightly for a few hours today roughout the state, a careful; Muniiipnl Pier Sumluy night was admitted. Thus fur the dwel- construction, will be completed. ber and remodeling work is expccworth that trace of the missing Dole wus made by police and fire 1ul y o’clock, hove been completed ers of the tiny community of Shell- Forty , thousand . . dollars . , , of , ted to be started immediately thcrcdone before | T jr> >loro |H eXpecled t « bo flight planes had been discovered |i on dynumite stores. The navy according to an announcement mound, among whom Ashley had work remains to be 250 miles o ff the Pacific coast plant in Hinghain wus und.*r this morning by those in charge. lived for three yenrs, have worked the project is completed, Mr. Hug- |n.ud ' f or i,UBincss in its newquarflickered out shortly he*0" , ten, ,ut|.r in th0 fall. T A ll o f the protestant churches of unaided in the senrch, sacrificing gard estimated. marine guurd. A. M. when the freighter West SeFollowing s >The pbe jJ. (j, Company has * is " „ Mr. ............Haggnrd ............ G. McCrory McCrory company nun :co und Vanzetti sympathi- the city have joined in an agree­ every other interest. quana reported by wireless Admitting his fear thut Ashley statement in• full: = 1 -.t i i . 1operated u store in Sanford for 13 were reported arranging sev- ment to hold the services for the through the \federal telegraph 1 is in a critical period of ' aI| of wh,ch havi. t,cen nt "Sanford is dead, Claude McBec, the Geolo­ demonntrntions of protest. next two Sunday evenings. company thnt its search for the preKent locution. of . ------- Expansion . Sanford baseball fans and Rev. Frank Marler, nastor of the gist’s assistant, went about prep­ its history ,and only by the cooper- ^ } presc... ft including u general strike source of flares it believed it hsu utive endeavors of euch individual aration of grappling hooks with the local branch is said to have BALTIMORE, Aug. 20. — (IN S ) Monday, if the execution is not First Christinn Church, will give in the community, directed by suite been recommended following un friends of Ben Cantwell, former — A frleiidish murder in which sighted in vain. which to drag the icy depths of Ld, another death march in the principle nddrcaa o f the even­ “ We nre proceeding on our star twlrler of last year’s champ­ one man was burned to death and and judicious leadership, can it re­ It c( the state house und u defy ing. Other ministers, representing the river of darkness. The deeper tain what it has accomplished In expression of confidence in the con­ course to Shanghai," the freighter tinued growth and prosperity of ionship Celeryinen, will learn with hnsin of Echo Lake, which nestles another so badly burned that he [he mayor’s office und the po- the participating churches, will oc­ reported In u message which hud the past without loss, und even Sanford. interest of his major league debut probably will ilic wus perpetrated vrho have revoked all permits cupy the platform and each will black und unfathomable five miles been filed nt 8:39 A. M. The vetbenefit from Its present critical back from the entrance, and anoth­ early today in the middle river [Sunday meetings on historic have some part in the services. Dr. yesterday In the uniform of New sel had circled for four hours a­ predicament. SHOOTS W IFE AND SELF resort district. Ion common. Brownlee, pastor of the First Pres­ er black pool toward which the York Giants, who purchased Cant­ “ Tbe cause* lending up to San­ searchers say they have found John C. Huraway, 25, is dead, bout the spot in the ocean which Sacco-Vunzetti cose today byterian Church, will preside over ford’s present critical position are well several weeks ugo from the and his companion, Chester Pug, the flares had come. pointing a vague truil which ap­ CAMDEN, N. J., Aug. 20.— (IN precipitated u “ war” in the tomorrow night’s gathering and No explanation was received nH briefly enumerated us follows: (1) 29, is dying in Baltimore city pears to have been made by a S )— Ferdinand Smith, 42, a build­ Jacksonville club for the rejmrted ^hboring city of Peabody. Gn Dr. F. D. King, pastor of the First to the theory held by tbe ships general depression throughout hospitul. They were beaten up, |tide was acting chief of police Baptist Church, will he in charge stick dragged to mark the course Florida on account of an over ex­ ing contractor c/f M i pie Shade, N. consideration of $25,000, the high­ gusoline poured over them and a officers regarding the source of for return. J., shot und killed his wife and then est price ever paid for a Southeast­ the flares they reported having fsrd D. Callahan and on the of the following Sunday evening mutch applied to their clothing. The searchers leave found only tended boom of tho stute; (2) shot himself in their home today. A song service, led by the choirs ►r Mayor Robert A. Bateman, (Continued On Puge Three) ern League pluyer. Huraway died on the operating been seen distinctly. Ashley’s boat, n small, flat-bot­ The possibility was expressed cialist. The mayor from his of the several churches, will he one tomed craft, where he moored it Cantwell’s first appearance in tuble in great agony, screaming knier home in Alton Bay, N. H., of the features. All of the old time to the slime bank of the black riv­ the big leagues was against the "the kid got me, the kid got me." here In marine circles that the sig­ hd u permit for u Sacco-Van- songs and hymns, familiar to al­ er when, apparently Impatient of Pittsburgh Pirates, one of the u short time later, police arrested nals might hsva been those of a rum runner somewhere o ff the »i protest meeting. Acting Chief most everyone, will be used, ac the increasing shallowness of the strongest clubs in the National a local pugilist known us “ Kid" roast and that in the hours of cording to Dr. Brownlee, who hopes Uahun refused to honor it. Julian, and Edward Guff, his League and an aggregation known wuti*r it* he proceed laboriously the audience’s response to the darkness the ship had moved out |l*e acting chief held that whut for its terrific slugging. Going In­ companion. upstream, he abandoned naviga­ of sight of the searching West Seradicals most needed was “ a singing will be whole hearted. The tion und set o ff walking and cruwlto the box in the seventh Inning Cooks, Gurdeners, and Masons be­ qusnu. The Williamses have it. and he had the fire depart- Presbyterian male quartet is to ing over u sharply rising truil. ing present. Jack Holt, the famous uftor the Pirutes had scored eight Sanford ElkH Invited In marine circles It wns said |>t ready, if the police could render neverul selections nnd Mrs. A review of the city directory runs und knocked out two pitchers movie star, has a namesake in San­ that the captain of the West Se|dispense the gathering of three Robert Herndon will have charge To Be GueatsOnLabor shows Sanford with more citizens ford, hut he happens to b«* o f op­ Cantwell checked the opposition quana should not h*ve proceeded o f the Instrumental nftisic, which “ and persons. and held them scoreless for the by the name of Williams posite color. unless was sure that nothing DayOf DeLand Lodge next two innings. He ullowed two [lie police were successful, how- Will also be one of tbe service feat­ than any other cognomen. There are two Tafts but neither wus floating in the vicinity of hia ures. giving Alfred Baker Lewis, There nre 139 Williams with is nunt“d ufter the distinguished hits. Ample seating facilities have An Invitation lias been received ship. |mmincnt socialist, what the po87 o f them listed as negroes. ex-I’ resident and Aow chief justice Cuntwell’s performance Is con­ The theory that the flares were been arranged, it was announced, by Sunford Ixidge of B. P. O. Elks terined “ the bum’s rush” to Close upon the Williams come the of the United Stutes Supreme sidered of stellur quality und his those o f a rum runner wns given und u cordial invitation to the pub­ from DeLand lodge number 1403 [body police headquarters. Smiths 131 strong. Unlike the Court. There are two George wo'rk Is reported to have Impressed urging attendance of its members credence by E. R. Bohner, federal lic to attend the services, has ben BRUNSWICK, GA., Aug. 20,— Williams, however, a majority of Jrom the lieudqunrters of the Washingtons, both of them mem- John McGriiw, manager of the Gi­ at an all-day urogram of enter­ prohibition administrator. extended by the heads of the var­ (IN S )—Paul Redfern, daring the Smith’s are white. There are lizens' National Committee for He said that the rum runnel r*l. b«rs of the black race. Another ants. Sanford funs, who have fo l­ tainment on Labor Day at DeLeon young Georgiu uviator, planned to 131 with this popular name, 40 ffo nnd Vanzetti in a Beacon ious congregations. 011Washington distinguishes himself lowed Cantwell’s career with con­ Springs. The celebration promises have been using flares not only foi make bis finul test flight today hotel, was sent an appeal urg- __ ___ = them being negroes. by the use of n second presidential siderable Interest, hope to see to be one of the largest of Us kind ship to shore signals but also ft “ responsible believers in T r O O D F l V C V lC t O r iO U S befor hopping o ff wlone, perhaps Third in popularity are th* name, that of Roosevelt as a given their favorite In action again, soon ever staged in Volusia county, ac­ ship to ship communication. Ri He Johnson's with a total o f 90. SixtyUlrica to join in a plea to Covern * Monday morning for Brazil. Tho ex-Celcry-Fed is very popular cording to word received from De­ cently.he said, the flares have " Fuller to commute the death Over Troop Three, 9-1 has not been aloft since lust Sun­ four of the Johnson’s are negroes. name, used more oftsn by the rum-run­ Governor John Martin of Flori­ with local fundom, which regards Land. |itence or stay execution until day. ners. They are especially valu­ him as a Sunford product because Jones, which is a most uncommon A tentative program starting da has a constituent in Sanford by The entire week has been spent doubts in the celebrated case Troop Five of Boy Scouts of name in Czecho-Slovakia but ex­ the same name. There are 120 peo­ it was his brilliant record last year with golf and scrap shooting in the able on Cloudy nights, their reflec­ removed." America was victoriousj-esterday in tinkering with the monoplane tensively used in the United States, ple whose names have the prefix that started him on the road to morning, athletic and swimming tion against th# clouds adding “ Port of ------Brunswick," afternoon over Troop Thre* jn ----- _and in nwait- stands fourth in Sanford’s direct­ “ Me" to prove their Scotch origin. the majors. contests during the afternoon and their visibility and clearness. Ma y d je f o r f i v e c e n t s baseball gume which ended 9 1* |intr » parachute nnd u barograph ory. The Joneses are represented ■ ----------------- ---NH ending with a grand ball at night Each team made seven nit*, i ne |wbich came yesterday from the by a total of HG, just four behind Eight of these spell it out "Mac." DRAFTSMAN HELD has been arranged. PARALYSIS QUARANTINE There are 2 .3 people whose names batteries were: Monger and T uck of standards, but- It was ORLEANS, Aug. 20.— ------ -----B,-1. bureau --------The public of DeLand and sur­ « _ iri_ •>.til1U, Wpfll. _ . ■ . ---------- -i — .1 . <lia. the Johnson’s. Only 40 white citiz­ begin with “ Z." Incidentally the iS )—Her anxiety to save a five er; Troop Three: Vincent and nol uf the type required for a dis- ens of Sanford lay claim to this W HEELING, W. Va., Aug. 20.— rounding country is to be invited PH ILAD E LPH IA, Aug. 20. (INS) “ ZV'furnish some of the^ most un­ — Sven Dsn Berg, 24-year old Da I1 '*1 ............................ piece will probubly cost‘ the ‘I Those composing * ‘the u~ *---team " r tance flight, and It was necessary name. common names such as Zena, Zit- (IN S )— Dr. W. T. Henshaw, state and a committee consisting of L. of Lorraine Orcgul, 10, of Troop Five were: I*w is Marshal , to wait until today for the arrival isk draftsman, is being held und F. Chspmsn and Curtis Undstrum A fter the Joneses ure the trover and Zahniser. health commissioner, after an in­ of DeLand has been appointed to $50,000 ball today following fr.P0!^* (*••• who ig in a Charity ' Murray Kanner, Roy Sy|jw8* J* ' of a second barograph sent by a Here are iome other unusual Browns 75 strong, 44 of them ne­ spitul here with a fractured thur Monger, Marlon Smith, oec- Baltimore factory. hearing before a U. S. Conttui that can be found vestigation today ordered a quar­ visit neighboring lodges with s sioner after his alleged coufessio ull. While riding in an auto- j nurd Crane, Arthur Tucker, LawBedfern has completed the irk­ groes. The Whites are sixth in the names persons! Invitation to be present. directory: Anly. Bo- antine against all Ohio children, '“'I* driven bv her brother, she rence Lundquiat nnd Bud Far some job of taking out all the gas­ list but are only 38 strong. Ssn- In the Admission to the beautiful of theft of secret plans for a bourit, BotzU, Brassiere, Bruin, preventing them from entering ford has 12 Greens with 15 others kprd the coin over the side o f .worth. . „ , feeding pipes and lining them grounds o f the spring is to be free United States battle cruiser. The Cnvoura . Cooatlntin, Kgypt- West Virginia ” on account of the machine. She called to her Troop Three team aii follow*. v ith rubber, to guard against the who spell it Greene. and the only charges will be the blue prints were found beneath a Tha various trades are well rep­ len, Fee, Futface, Furline, Oxen- prevalence of infantile paralysis usual rates for 'xtth houses, re­ stone near the new art museum r ‘ her to stop, and then leaped .Charles Vincent. Ralph Went. Bml possibility of their developing directory with dlll, Outlaw, 1‘ resho. Rainwater, here op Parkway Boulevard. „ ■* car while it was in m ot-i)jik e, Rhett Smith, Wilbur * • leaks through th* long-continued resented in the freshments, etc. many Barbers, Bakers, Carpenters, j Roddam, Huh, Sleeper and Styck. cases" in the neighboring state. *nd fell, striking her head. She J»hn Courier, Milton Robbins, r.m- vibration. . |&ut expected to live. Imit Fox nnd George Moye. horities Take tra Precautions REDS’ ATTORNEY MARES M OVE TO U. S. HIGH COURT Hopes Are Raised By4RedFIares FLIER SEARCHES FOR OTHERS BUT ETS SELF LOST LEASES SOLUTION TO CITY MORE ROOM FOR PROBLEMS HERE STORE EXPANSION Arrangem ents Are F.ott'Boston'tunneiAtub^un-,CompleteToday For Community Service Cantwell M akes His 2 Men Are B eaten, B ig League Debut B u r n e d To D eath A gainst The P irates Baltimore S e c tio n 139 Sanford People B oast N a m e Of Williams, Sm iths N ext, Johnsons Third Kedfern Is Getting Ready To Hop O ff OnMondayMorning ) �*V p a TIIK SANFORD IIKRALD, FRIDAY. AUGUST 19, 1!^V q g b it m rO V A N T TO N E W IIA R F -K A T RATTLE MCGEHEE. ~ A r L Aug. HI.— Kill Rat tier, world’s champion reptile, that recently hat tied n king snake here and I world's heavyweight championship was awarded a decision in the --------( nrrivedin Chicago nt noon tc.lny to nmich is now being trained Tor a S ln r Is C o n fid e n * continence training. future battle with a wharf-rr.t. 11 1> TH IS Y K A IV. Joe.’; Dempsey who ;ascheduledti* (I N S )— IIVITU III IW'TFP FAR tv U I By Orlando Colts In 12-Inning Game, 2-1 IVY11 II llU ll 1Ull 1 l/il U A I ‘ ' FergusAnd Sweencyln! Hurling Duel With B ascballStatistics Orlando Ace Having In Major Leagues Better Of Argument Ill A r r i 'l l l . l in w I O i ililo rn h fight Gem-Tunneyher at Soldiers' H )ll NS I ON FicM nc,xt mon,'»for «ho STRUCK nv NEW YO RK, A uk . 10.—The hm-yant tone in high crude indust­ rial and railroad stocks continued in today’s comparatively dull and fentiircless ucasion o f the stock market. dkfuniak America Will UctainKcwnid | DcHpite Tiklen’s Shnwinjj Tennis Association Undecided A bou t Whether Johnston Or SAN FRANCISCO, Aw*. 10.(IN Williams Will. Get As s i •Millie Rill” .luhnsUin bcllevea , . . Other . . siR n m en t I n S in T c . ir h t c n e s ( j ^ ^ Stnl(.s ,viu keep the • '■N By DAVIS J. WALSH J jjJ * ( UP f<" ilt ^ “ International News Service S|H>rls • j „ j lllsl0ll iB„ ’t ignoring the creat i KIM I OR I Trench internationalist*— I-acnatc, NEW YORK, Aug. 19. — Above . t |jon,tru, nnd Brugnon— ‘ mid beyond fallacy and mere cup- |(|l (lt. feols that he nnd “ HU: Hill” position stood the fact today that n W|U) |mvi. R,-|it the coveted j LEADING MAJOR HITTERS only two considerations remained | jn t(u, United states for the J NATIONAL— LEAGUE: Kill percent certain about the 1 aiil „jx year* will still have enough j P L A Y E R AND CI.UH merican Davis Cup tenni, as nomed „ Mujr (m ((u. |,n||» f „ r at least one i* Warier ythte.Mny, and these were that ‘ G AH R II PET Rill Tihlen will play no. 1 in the more season. Little Rill" confided these de­ 111 150 80 I7fi.:i8:i singles nnd that he will team with | Pitta...... ntine opinions in nit interview with Harris ' the 87 202 42 00 3 7 3 ' Frauds T. Hunter In the doubler. doubler. iV/tcroationni New Service today. Pitta “ mutch. wt,'| match. They say any Hilly Ililly Johnston b la 1 ..j ""w e ’ll| win again attain tlun Darnhart absolute walk In for no. 2i! i ,.i, ventured. "I “ I be-} he75 2 1 1 50 85 353 nn nlmoluto ,... j,.j,„nton I Pitta. “ ' I singles spot; in Inct, that eventu,lt,vc wj| | win bis games— "| Frisch 1 1 0 4 5 3 85 160 .361 ! «*lity seemingly haa been taken for, An(! tin'll. modestly. be added: s ’ t / • >1 if.x t »/ , ! St. Louia •.* 7 ... T « i * v*f * f JQ&xfCj- 1i ’ > I I granted by everyone with the p<> |||ay j„, a|,|t. K,.t „ne of mine. , iStephenson ORLANDE, Aug. Ill,—Sanford • (•oafj,|l.nt „f Winning 1 10l» 410 75 113 .344 alhlo exception of the Davis cup lost n 12inning struggle to Orlando j Chicago , ..yllU think the American tenni I Lender it year ago today: liar- relection eonimlttcc. in the first of the series yrtterday • * it • The writer happens to know that will win inspite <>f Tilden’s defeat afternoon at Tinker Field. It was Rfavc, Cincinnati 385. that committee right this moment I17 both Lticoste and ( ochct in a pitchers’ hattle between Fergus ■ is wavering In its choice Initwceu Funpeati tournaments?’ Johnston AM E RIC AN LEAGUE nnd Sweeney with the latter hnv-{ .Injinstou and R. Norris Wilburns was asked. P LA Y E R AND CLUB ing no edge. The Orlando liurler and will take nothing for granted, j While Tihlen and his double* allowed six Itits witile Wee Willie Siiunt'iiH e xcept its own invinsihility, until G AR R II PET such time ns it sees what it may partner, I'ratui T. Hunter, were wan giving up nine. cantpiiigning overseas in prepara­ The game went into oxtru in- I Philadelphia HU 351 75 138 .31)3 see. tion for the Davis cup series ‘‘ Little nings nfter Sanford tied the score Gehrig Everything depends on how Rill" stayed at home in Kan Fran­ in the eighth by shoving across it .. , cw * or*< 110 43U 118 108 .383 Johnston plays when he comes cisco, stayed at home conditioning ^ run when Renee Alien walked, • 07 330 75 120 .375 east for the linnl workouts lead­ risio, conditioning himself on lo-| 1 went,to second on n sacrifice and' 1 1,11 ing up to the challenge round. If cal courts. Johnston played in only 1 Speaker reared on Rill Meyers’ single in in> looks anything like the John- 1 lie important tournament, the) Wushu. atoll of old, he can’t be kept oft Pmific Coast championships. He center. The Eelerymen litre,tilened Ruth on oilier o.vnsinns but were n t| New York 112 400 1 10 113 .358 the team with a ball and chain if won the singles titles for the serious enough to result in any Leader n year ago today: Fother- im doesn’t and Williams can show uinsleeuth consecutive year. the committee anything In-yond a mns. gill. Detroit .388. “ Your staying in • nlifornin this polite society band snake, then year instead of going east for the The Colts drew first Id* al in Williams will get the nod without Atlantic “ T il E - R IG — F IV E ” the second frame when Vlnu walk- j seaboard tournaments, the slighted compunction. ed hut was out when Tinker lit-1Player was an experiment wasn't it? " G A ll R II lilt PET For the committee is trying to , W||s l|llt.Htil,li..l|.' tempted to sacrifice. Ahrams Speaker 100 401 03 115 i .302 ..Nllt lin ,.x|H .r in ie iitb e denied, doubled nnd Joe ennie all the way* Ruth 112 4.00-11(1 143 38 .358 Win this Davis ( up meeting if xperimcnt, ’ lie home. Trow then until the twelfth j Hornsby I I I 420 t>7 111 20 .313 it loses all other between now an.I "in rely a matter of necessity. I 103 381 80 127 5 .333 the hereafter and the trouble with mu'In 1 get away from my work.” the Orlando teum was held in Cobh 81 211 48 08 I ,322 •Irhustou is that lie represents that "Little Hill” declared, liowcver, chock by Fergus’ fine pitching. In E- liins fearsome e’ .inent, the unknown. ti.ai lie had religiously drilled liim(note) no home runs yesterday the final frpnic Phil Wells r.lngled He lias played only a minimum of m If for the Davis cup series. “ 1 over second and went to remind on K ornament tennis since Inst year hineii’t worked out every day. of n tuicrifift’. Wells v ns put out h"lie wasn’t too good then. <• arse," lie explained, “ Imt I have tween second and third on Tinker’s Knowing Williams for what he pi i.i tiied as much us I could. I grounder and Tinker went to ««• ■and Johnston for what lie may don't ini d an intensive training t-.td in the scramble. Abrams sin­ _________________________________ 1. is 1 I he, it might as well be conceded period, like 11 boxer, because I uni FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE gled nnd Tinker scored. I that the latter is the favored can­ plnying the year around." Withrow nnd Culhroth are srlied. St. Petersburg I; Tampa 4. didate up (■> and including the Johnston's record for the Davis Orlando 2; Sanford 1 (12). uled to take the nCund in the re moment. Titer:' is no nnti-.lolmstou rep mutches is better than that of. Karh so Ia I; Miami 7. «rtd gome this nfternoci. The two J ft ’big in 1 lie commit tee became Ills lanky teammate, Tildcn. The! tenuis' piny in Sanford on Satur­ lolly didn't mine east early during "mighty miget” has dropped 130 AM ERICAN I.EAG I'K day. tills, e f all seasons. ' g -mi's in liis six years of play in I Chicago 1 ; New York 6 (12). 1 An n result of Sanford’s defeat \s a matter ol luiidameiilitl fact, Davis cup tourneys; Tihlen lui.j Cleveland 2; Philadelphia I und Miami’s victory the Eelerynton the con n iR tc well ren lim that |i:.*l 2111 game 1 in the same length [ dropped a full game behind the | i i. Louis 0; Washington 5 (121. it b lucky to f " t Johnston t" coni" 01 time. 1 Ollier, rain, vnsi coast tei.m in the pennant on r.t n'l. He lias done much for Davis Uu|i Record the moi: oT lawn tennis in Ameri* fight. .lolinstoii and 'libl"ii huve Ijoth N A T IO N A L LEAGUE and the time npnnrently Itns played twelve mat dies ill these All guinea, rain. <ime for him to elo something for 1 six years. Each he-t only one. J. Knnford AH R II I'O A Ii ni 1 If. Only a liiHl-loiiiute npp al O. Anderson the Auslniiliaii. dr Rcuzlcy, »rf 2 0 0 2 0 SOUTHERN I.!\\1;UE Meyers 2b ... 4 (1 t »i 5 I.. Joliiisloii s loyalty persuaded rcnt<.(1 .., |||||» in 1U23; Rene! Cuuack, ef . 5 0 0 7 0 ( j ; Dh mill ham 7-7; Little Ko k "• beeotiie u candidate for the , nrnt>t(. won fr„ m Tihlen Inst .vear.J .../» 0 0 1 1 II (1-0 (s-rniid 7). ( To we 31, 11,0 l u , ‘* '! ; Tilden lost twelve sets in Davis 1 '.alley lb 4 (1 1 13 •I 0 ; New Orleans 0-5; Nashville 3-3 .busy man on the Pacific roast and ,. ,3 j „ hnhtoll lin, |)IBl „ l(|y • J . Dunbar, If ... u 0 0 1 (I 0 (t-rrond 7) i'll oxtoiuicil ti'nnlH rcamin crump.i so •) 0 0 1 0 11 Atlnuln 2 ; Memphis t. Riddle, If i hlr *tyf; considerably. «,.i *lt |0 nil|V’ .urcer as .. tennis , Friable m .5 u 1 3 3 0 I Mobile II; ('(•••• tunooga 2. (5tli II addition, he f«U bat if he en irtcrnationalist began in 1 U20 . al I • 1 Allen e V 1 4 1 U tain). 1 ea|ied the humid weather of A u g -' ......................... • though lie luid been a prominent I ...3 0 •1 1 4 .Fergus pusl in mid around New York, In figure on tlie courts.silica he was j IN I I RN \TIO NAL LEAGUE 1 -mid nlay licit.r tennis in Septem­ In year? old. lie is now 33. In| All selieduleil games, lain. Totals •M 1 <} Jifl Dt II ber. The committee bus professed hi> first appearance in Davis ( up | XtW’O "lit will'll winning i uii m or complete sympathy witli nil of his nltiy, Jnlimiton defeated Nornimi1 KOI III A TLA N TIC LEAGUE ideas .but of , the matter , the . fact , ,, . .. , Rronkex, "tiie grand old man" ni 1 KiiiiDnnlmtg I; Knoxville 2. A ll R H I'D A Orlando '“. bat August hasn't been luiuiid,| Australia, and he ulso bent Gerald Famous Greenville 7; Asheville 0. Kirby, If 5 0 1 U n Wbnh mobably means that S ... in lhe HcricB. „ tllI.r , Augusta I; Charlotte 51. (7th be. will be. and that the ro„,niitteo.!v;!tiB)s )if , , f , .„ hi 5 II 1 II n Cox, if Metropolitan Star, , jn "C n n I really smoke without irritating ruin). ., . • J'.hmmn, ef 4 1) 1 3 0 not having .lidinstnn in .**! Iluvi:. rup matches were /.enr.'i 1 Other, rain. 5 0 II •1 3 l>ehrmunn, 3b ni ••pared to tarn thumbs down on 1 lA'Yml.*..' .... 1 b hiyu Kumngne, tlv w r ite s : my throat, even if m y throat is un­ •1 Wells, , 5 ll Jl 6 «o Ilf in when It doe. •(■» him, niovid- ..npane ■ ' 1 Jemr o. Anderson, nnd I KOI IM F \S I KRN I LAG I E Viail, ; ...8 0 0 ll • id lii.-i form jiiKlifie.i Unit in lion. “ Because they never irritate usually sensitive, and even if I stnoke John I). Mnvvkf:, th" Am tr.ila .laeksoiivlil" I; Knvnnnah'l (I'O . Tinker, 2 b ...4 <1 1 M I the throat and because of <1 nnd Jean Rorofr.a and Rene l.ah s much ns I please?" Ki'lme 2; IVrisai'dii I. Abranms, lb ...fi (• 2 1(1 iii'.te of France. their finer flavor, LuckyStrikes Montgomery •'*; Euhimlnis I. Sweeney, p 4 II 1 1) •1 WI1011 'Tilden iitiirned to the Other, rain. are m y favorite and o f all Untied Staton from liis Europ. hi Totals 40 .1 *o *J 30 |8 A num ber o f physicians, m any of them Itv International News whose voices are precious.” invasion lie is quoted us having AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Score by innings: naid: " It’s up to Rill Johnston." If leading physicians, in various parts Indinnnnolis 3: Kansas City Sanford 000 ooo oin non 1 Willi the Yankees 15 gunies in it is Johnston is ready. He is of l/ouirville (I: Milwaukee 1*. Orlando 010 0(1(1 1)0(1 (Mil 2 the lead, tlie Washington Keiiators the frail, wiry type, noted for i*s o f the United States, w ere recently Toledo 0; St. Paul 3. V Summary: Two base hits: A uwikc from their pcnmiii dreatn i out pet it i v c longevity. Although bruins. Sacrifices: Meyers, Dunbar, 1 Columbus 5; Minneapolis *'». asked these tw o questions: today and turned to ward iff a .. Johnston ducu'iit hope to equal the Fergus 2, Johnson, Vlau, Tinker. | _______________________________ Hnitk attack l.y the onrushing De- r,,conl „f N(,rman | , nio,:es. who Stolen base: Frislde, Kirby nnd w r l, tr" U ^*jvrnl hv Renga s have won ’ pI, | „ d «.v|» cm matches till he Johnson, Double plays: Ixihrmnnn tin ° 1—ln you r ju d g m en t in the heat treatment ur toaatto Abnuns, Abrams to Vinu to few Abrmns. Rase on balls: o ff Fergus, ........ r e v S d ‘the Red Sox from h« "» ing p r o c e s s applied to tobaccos previously aged 1 Sweeney 8 . Struck out: by Fer- ■ FLORIDA STATE I.EAGl IS being fed K. the Tigers yesterday " " f lnU' r" nt,onnl I'lay and cured, likely to free the cigarette /rum irrita­ Imt tin* Si*nutm*f» lost t » ll»i» Hi* wiih ‘1 11 ,h 1 m* gus 3, Sweeney 4. Ix*ft on bases: j in the tw.*lflh, *5 to 5. Walter SnnfoiV 8 ; Orlando (i. Umpires Miami tion to the throat? I LOGGER SENTENC ED Johnson was taken out of tlie box. 1 Moore and Fredericks. Timo 2:03. HANFORD The Yanks nro (’• to 5 fav« rites 1 — -— * to win both the American League ‘ ’Ol I.R TON, Ga., Aug. 11* (INK) Dempney Followed By smasl.la pennant and the world's series, lie- H',ymond l.ee, identified by Editor 9651 doctors answered this question *‘VICS". cording |o odds quoted in Wall IL M, I'landers o f the Kopertoti Admiring Crowds ()n i.u.g .Street. Tho Cults are favored to News u> the leading member <>f n 1 Arrival In Windy City I mp the National League flag at Jl asked Imiul that whipped Pirn Q 2 —D o y o u think from y o u r experience with L U C K Y 8 to 6 . Pittsburgh Is a 4 to I for editorials against be it legging, I -------IV V / ... 82 33 .713 shot Kt. Louis 7 to I and New York "was sctiU'tKvd Thursday to serve S T R I K E cigarettes that they are loss irri­ CHICAGO, Aug. HM IN S ) lack (it* 47 .581 10 to I. i from three to five years in the Dempsey may not bo houvyweight i ' 1!" "" (42 48 .5'1 J The Yankees won again from the state penitentiary. tating to sensitive o r tender throats than other 1 hnmpion o f the world, but In is , 1 . .. .'lilts* Sox NnV 5 \ t> Ii I, f Itl till. twelfth I It Itlfl Ii (U 52 .54J White in tlie certainly the most popular cx -^1 •! " ' i ' 1 cigarettes, w h a tever the reason? . 5.1 ill ••'*_• inning. Wilcey Moore, cruck relief rbampion that ever tr.-l ti.e streets n ,.v, 18 (15 .127 pitcher, hung up his second vie of Chicago. Is*. Louis Pi 8 M .381 lory in 21 hours. ^ Ai .umpaniod by his wife, Estelle i t . ton 11,105 doctors answered this question ‘‘YIsS". 3(1 7(> .378 Elevelaiid's losing atreuk and Taylor, and u numlier o f friend*. I Philadelphia's winning streak were LAN,SING, Miih,, Aug. 11 *.__ Dempsey lias arrived lure to b e -1 N A T IO N A L I.EAGl T. siiutned as the Indians trimmed gin training for hie title bout with ‘ chieutfo tit) II .027 Gie A ’e 2 to I. Joe Khnutc did smile I I-"wilen and Hoover are the only Y o u have noticed in the newspapers and magazines the Chauipiun Gene Tunney, schej. piusbuigh 111 .10 .582 ""e c t pitching while Hisin p’s er- presidential possihilitie.-i discussed widely. Lowden Is sure of a uled U r Soldiers Field, Sept. 2 2 . j | . 03 47 .57 1 f i r evoked Connie Mack's hash. opinions of many w hose voices must be maintained unim­ 03 51 .553 A lot of "eroocial” baseball will strong farm support which is orAllliougb Dempsey passeil up: Now York p a ir e d -o p e r a singers, actors and actresses, men prominent 50 0(1 .155 I'" crowded into a few Imurs this gunized. Hoover lins h"st.i of adIds favorite downtown hotel for a |Cincinnati |H 05 .425 afteriiieii in the NutionuV League m in i! uniting the business men of t • ire secluded one on the North Rim.klyii in public life, radio announcers. These opinions are confirmed tl 0 1 /)07 l’ ** t*K' pennant conU'iulcVs, ladd the state liut they ure ns yet not Shore, funs scon got wind ef his ; Rot tun organised. 42 00 .378 Vllu. '" O yesterday, wilK whereabouts arid litcrallv swarm­ Philadelphia by the opinions of those who&e business it is to know. The prompt endorsement of H o ­ doublv-heuders, , \ ed over the nremises hoping to got ver by Henry Ferd und Senator DAM S CUP TEAM a sight o f their idol. James Cuuxens turned the atten- ! GERMANS HOTEL The alleged “ hull w rltoll" will D«>n o f the public toward th esisget its first vvo.kcjt today when* N'LU YORK, Aug. letary o f cotninvive us no politienl JACKSONVILLE, Flu., Aug. lit Jack pltivs u round o f golf witli (IN K ) Tlie niako up o. the An.oii« mini*emcitt could have done. If I 1-co P. Flynn, his manager. P ro -i ‘‘an tun which will um pote in tin* (j.N'Si Four Geiiuun youths, Mkx Ciulidge i* definitely out o f the 'lilhuloipma lx?'»n B'rt » .nee. me. Hoover will, in the opii opinion mater Tex Ri.kard* nnd aavgrpl • Davis cup inutehcb in Pidlndelphia C E R T I F Y t hit W O u e,tio‘ ? n V * c t,d * • n t w r t n i *' ,Mf l1 “ f |x*litieal observers here, f„|| friends. |fc’epUniU'r K.|tl wns announced . ’V , ’,n* full | heir . . . y6. , * -^ n, *n<< Tiro and that Ihrra ‘ ^ ’ ’"'n ly ja i hen; awaiting «}• t.. mud,- — of —hi* -strength in Mi Dein.’ isey will la-gin work on ' % -l*ia afternoon by fJhc* Drsvlseu psel ... . ..... . .n Michi ChL andT,r% ? "Z ‘ n' w9" ,°Q u0," t‘n iion.nian on tin firHt htir.il ••— • ;;an. M'tidsy in earnest at bin Lincolni*;elion >oinniiUttc ur follows; Will O v a tt J , To o ‘® •'hud niiip alter having been itri:im 7’. Tilden, Plilladelpliia, mid ,N. ■ Fi. 1.1 ■ training • imp. Timmy LYO RA NO . ROSS BROS A M ONTOOM KRY Del \ND I I in Fi rm, lo T. Hunttr, New Ym k. / lt '> expected hcru at t week. N ,c ?un,*ni* * n * Audllor* n r._w. Yvo r t, . July 21, n new city jiurh. W hat Doctors Say About Smoking and Throat Protection S a n f o r d Knots Score In Eighth Two Teams Will Play Here Saturday;SanfordDropsFullGamc A h advertisement based on the opinion of 9651 * physicians ii " OI.lclNM A u k . lo ( IN S ) —o n,. .ij ^ R believed fntnt’y tin Knsor Hospital' -,r T ’4'** f n’ iles east of here ^ l>y lightning nnd fire early today. R esults Of Games I ">< Mary Lewis, Ta^iiuv All Bases League Standings K S S ......... -j-mr,i« ih- -«>•«. -un- It’s toasted” No Throat Irritation- No Cough. �hi legal parlance, Al, who hit o ff his motherdn-U^*1 committed niayhemi-*: ,?*•*» Since The Field Is Open, Why Not— A number of prominent men have been mentioned re­ cently ns potential candidates for the presidency next yenr. ta lr n l ■* l a c m i ('■■■a M a t t r r , The list includes notables in both of tin* major parties. Of l i r l a i f i 27, 1*1*. at . t h e P a a t a f l t e * the reports that link the al *aafurd. F l o r i d a , a a l r r A r f o f more than passing interest are ( » a * r r * a o f M arch . 9, 1**T. names of Vice I'resident Charles G. Dawes for the Republican n o ix V S o L , D H A N ,___ E IJ J T O R nomination and Owen I). Young for the Democratic nomin­ H H O W A R D R E IK I ------- M A M A O K H l : \ I I I . K K . JON Kit. M a a a g l a B K d l l « t ation. A t the same time Young as his party’s nominee is a *1 ll<tt I I I T T I O N H A T K S possibility and anything can happen in a year’s time. *j.no t‘ nt Y e a r --------------—— — — — Mr. Dawes appears certain to be in the midst of the I n Moatha. .. -----— - *1.71 fight at the (J. (). I*, convention next summer. Mis candidacy ra re r Moatha — — ~------ • < .19 It) I 'a a r l r l r » f wrrfc _ SIMM is just as strong as those of Hoover and Lowden, U r r k l i r d l l l i n per Year and many if Dawes will r * * llrrnltl. Xnnt.ird'a pioneer n e w s ­ leaders o f the party are of the opinion that paper, • j l w r r l l i r i t'» I k * J n lr rnn tloMKl Prr-tlrr. r r r r l . l n u Iron* only give encouragement to his candidacy, he will become the fin kuperior . m m o r « o a l > m l o a standard bearer with little effort- However, Dawes has , reM il n i l O u i u h h I worila dally ro ver , , . . . , , , , «pg an ikr imdins rrrnm «f oie m- mained silent imcl what has been dune in It is behalf has been ir * pttirun*1** '‘ rinrtdn ” n[fr,"i»1accomplished through the work of Ids closest friends. wnhnVt "r “ As matters stand now, Young is not a favorite for the ^ m nit,w,lirr u l t h r party nomination. Tin; names o f Al Smith and William G. McA nd ii i orrnu «f rit r n in i in n * . ■" |Adoo completely overshutlow his as the battle lines begin to i > k r n , A d i e r i i k r e * and a .i v r r < u l n a , form . However, the next Democratic convention may be a Pul tHkarrinriaiirr tla * " * * Jrepetition of lIn* one four years ago with the forces of Me­ laaro'iak audII ut »nli»rn p ll»» •*••• Allot) an d Smith in a deadlock. In such an emergency a cumIH i.rdr r t vrrll» aU-alMlrlP all | * Im11»»* ii f »■ t r UiIIti f ( itii *»• **rl! *•* _promise candidate will In* Ihc only solution. As a candidate under those circumstances, Mr. Young is as favorable as any SATU RD AY A I JOUST 20. 1927. o f the others and more so than many o f those mentioned. The possibility of Dawes facing Young in I bo presiden• t ill. I I L 'I I N I .l rS 1*11HO HA Nl | ^ .fif u «iH ii | In r i l l and ru nnlv ad tiul election' although remote at this writing, would furnish mlnlvirallnn. t — I I - - H » r m i r r rnnlra lu Jark naa- the public with more interest than their conflicting person­ villa. . , alities would at first indicate. The two men, who worked to­ Cunilr ui- llna ut Ml. J o a a a l a d a r In irr U iiin gether to formulate the famous Dawes Plan, would offer an ' — timmiuriilli.il ut in nalb ly “ ei*r> interesting contrast fighting each other in politics. Dawes ap W w k . " p — A uai.wiit a-a ul U u II if, n a v tvi r U H i - l i i . o i , hnlrla, a p a r i in r a f generally has been given credit for the reparations agreement bnaaaa, but there are those on the inside who insist that Young de­ a — V i ..inmunll) , _«ion|OrtJ>.u i-l cl If braallflra- serves a large part of the honor. Apportionment of this credit • Ilia pruaiHM. might furnish most of the campaign thunder if these* two - — A u r n and m udpra hnvplfali men are nominated. BIBLK VRifSK FOR TODAY ______________ 0 _________________ OUR BURDEN B E A R E R :— , i , . 11) I I I I I 1 1It? i analysis Cunt thy burden upon the Lord, and __________ he shall sustain thee: he shnll never suffer the righteous t o he In 1HLJ7 when an epidemic of infantile paralysis was moved. Psalm 55:22. prevalent in this country, Franklin I). Roosevelt, assistant P R A Y E R :— Dear Lord, we secretary of the navy during the Wilson adminstration, was Thee would cast all our care on afflicted. For several years he was unable to walk but re­ because Thou rarest for us. *aw llrtr Amt Hull Fight. Don't Iluy "A ir" Stork. A Hold Mini* Hen. Tim Much Wealth. n , A K r m ts 0KI8IIANK l ull ri*h' ■sst or Nt»r Vm. ,4* fi r l! I r , TAM.MI'A T IM Itl'N K Sales Adjustments of for. mer prices to meet the needs of today on sales made dur. in.R* “ the boom” THIS IS UNUSUAL, but Who­ ever parades the street with a po­ lite dog or any other dangerous descendant o f wolves, and a pos­ sible carrier of rabies, risks child­ ren's safety and should be held re. sponsible for whatever tin* dog may do, as though he had done it himself. The law now holds the dog’s own­ er blameless unless it can lie proved that his dog had bitten somebody previously. "F or each ting one free Idle with­ out penalty" is the silly law. That should be changed. ti just another "nice thinp'” about both Arbor. MORE IMPORTANT THAN uny gold mini* Is a single combed white Leghorn hen named “ Duly Limiy," living and laying at (ienlry, in tin* wonderful state if Arkansan. She establishes a record fur the whale world hy laying 119 eggs in 149 days. The Missouri lien I hut laid 141 eggs in I II day* mid then rest­ ed, is ex-champion. it might attact the child. FEW ER AN D BETTER N E W SPAPE RS Lock Arbor Adjani Prices On Former IT W ILL NOT he l oli.Mcl Lind­ bergh's fault if Americans are swindled out of lheir savings hy pH rich ipiiclc flying machine com­ p any pnniiidcrs. Young Lindbergh lias requested this writer to say fur him that he does not rccom* mend stivk in any flying machine concern, that tie iv mil i inflected with any concern offering slock for sule, and has not authorized anybody to use his name. If he ever should organize an airplane company', it won’t offer stock to the public until the stock is actually earning money. You may depend on that. D o n ’t waste your savings. cently lias regained the use of bis legs. Learning of the successful treatment of patients at THE EflfJ Cltdl* is so gigantic Warm Springs, Georgia, Mr. Roosevelt has authorized the in value that if every hen could lay the treatment of ten children suffering from this malady f>0 additional eggs a year, the pn>eeeds would soon pay the mil inmil at his own expense, “ even if it takes three or four years” . debt and it could he done if liens 1 At the same time in Fort Worth, Texas, an epidemic is would devote to egg-laying energy 1 reported In which thirteen new cases developed last week. now used in molting, getting new | feathers they den’t need. There a scrum treatment recently discovered is being A featherless hen. like the hair­ applied to the victims with remarkable success' and the less Mexit.in dog, living in i:n elect­ I f I but leave you dear, and puss public health director has encouraged his patients with the rically warmed and lighted coop, that curtuin jstatement that out of five cases treated, cure was e ffected in with only four hours of darkness, To find a pipe or pen, per day, intensively producing 1,I know that at I can never be quite (>v(*py instance. 000 even in three years, then discertain • Commenting on “ poliomyelitis," or infantile paralysis, npperting in chicken stew, is umI shall return again. ITime has this to say: [ co'vnld". “ Doctors include infantile paralysis (poliomyelitis) nIf I permit my glance from your* i to never THAT THIS imintry is fright­ (mong the respiratory diseases. So far as is known, the disfully rich in natural resources, is I Mttnut1'surely**klfow'‘that' ‘l shall^’ fast* only occurs in man and he is the sole source of llifect- slhsvn in the fact that our chief cv,.,. ion (monkeys have been infected ill clinics). Transmission worries are concerned with too See you again ut utl. (may occur through insects and other animal carriers, hut much wealth. The oil nv'ti i implnin of too . ^ t .. there is no definite evidence. No organism has been isolated '"limply***" h* n^ ° ,UIS been proved to be the cause o f the disease. |much oil. Tile one fear o f n vjie r men is “ Paralytic manifestations appear sometimes early, some­ too nun h copper. Copper mine Your hand ur or cheek or hair JUut R may fall beside my body times late. Recovery may he complete, or partial or complete owners seek to prove that supplies limply disability develop. The central nervous system is attacked, are den-rasing. They ought to pray And never reach you there. for supplies inexhaustible. (sonu*times involving the brain, always the spine. “ Although prevalent all over llie world, infantile pnraI cannot speak one w o r d h o w e v e r NEW GOLD MINES, copper uimless . lysis especially attacks those living in the colder climates. It mines, oil wells are found every­ That I can surely tell loan s usually during the tlry, hot months from May to Nov­ where. United States material (Clod grant my words to tell you ember. wealth runs to millions of billions. he ever blameless!) And in that thin layer o f dark One attack apparently confers an immunity of high de­ *Tls not our last farewell. gray matter railed the "cortex" gree Inti doctors know o f scuond attacks. jtlst underneath the human sk k n llj Why should I seek adventure in “ Since tin* cause and mode of transmission have not been then* lies weulth horn of idleas, I strange places definitely established, efforts to control the disease ami pre­ greater than all the wealth in tin Or countries fur away When I know wliat adventure vent it have been along general lines. Disinfection is essent­ Idg earth. matches pare* ial janteseptic gargles an* of questionable value, even prob­ A GENTLEM AN o f Yonkers With my own every day? ably ltartiil ul. A! ter-t rent incut is of the greatest importance was accused of being drunk and There's nothing so hopeless us If properly treated, deformities may, to a large extent, be causing his large police dog to "atprevented. During the acute stage, massage and exercise tact u child." The child, eight years tut angry worttun. should not be resorted to, but the paralyzed part kept in its old, was severely bitten, while the The Dole fliers wen- shoaling at normal position through splints. To such orthodox treatment. dog's owner looked on. Dog and owner appeared t >enjoy it, the ow­ Hawaii hut the Fucific paid them Dr. Martin’s serum is an experimental adjunctner, according In charges made, re­ hack. 0 leasing the dog from the leash that So far we huve heard only 7,290 Individuals ni-ntloned as possible re it i vers for a local liank. It is rep orted "^ ,, IMr(. Henry Lord intends to i,u ‘ ^ ' ; tyi, logy industry on » duction hn ____ „ sIs.—New ‘ York Pa (ir*-.* o” ks from little — and charred slumps iium maun we tnii.u °„1k Street Journal. '— MKN CAN GET lined any­ thing! if they must. For years we have had hi*er without alcohol; re,'i‘titIv with representative* o f the “ cruelty widely" looking oil, d.tJtltl A merit an* enjoyed u hull fight without lilood. The hull fighters curried nothing sharp only red cloths to annoy the hull, ruin*?* were provided to which i lie annoyers cmihl flee for iJ.fely. It mey he I hut the red flag is really niorc cruel than picador s lance, or i it: tudnr's sword. Many hutnaiis prefer being lilt to being insulted. Tilt* hull may feel the same way. AD VENTURE By Maurice Minding — In Commonweal— Why should 1 seek adventure In strange platen Or countries far away When I know whut adventure mut­ ches puces With my own every day 7 . i J n ' l u T .....* ” '“ • * , 4 DeForesl-Sanlord Really Co. Dux arm SisJoH 53 Elton J. Moughton Architcct Fii>* *’1. Hank Bldg. •’» Word. Fin. M i T i r i : t o T i n : i * i ii*.it*» T lii« Is ......... r t lfy Hint I have it I m .I veil |>a rt m rsli In In llo* I ’ niott I'liiirimiey N<». I mol No. l' w ith II. ' M. W a lk e r mol l\ M MllellHt, this j l l l h Uny ■>( .Inly, 1D27 mol am no lo n g e r re»|ic.n»ltile fo r liny liuainess I t ruiis.icl Ions o r t intel it etl ness IncurL i t t.y the it hove firm. 1 S i g n e d ) Ito ltK It T n I ' t H l L N . I New Smyrna Beach TH E SURF B A T H E R ’S JOY Your Nearest Reach The Year Round Fisherman’s Paradise Right Now The Tarpon Are Riling Special Low Summer Rales For Week Knd Parlies Or Season Not One Extra Penny Desirable Cottages, Reasonable Rates For Furl her Information Address is n Prescriulion for For Our Service Malaria, Chills anti Fe ver. Dengue or Hilinus « ever. It’s (lit* kind Unit in<VNi'H you, want io conic* again and Cham ber O f Commerce It kills the germs. T ire s to n e Glint, Dipped (ires give Hu* most miles per dollar IR rcstone Prices ure down! Huy Now Special This Week Firestone limit Courier Ikiiloims -!l \ 1:10 $7.11) Seminole Tire Shop Up and at 'em, city weed crew. Some editorialists are alarmed Down witli the mosauito,— Ocnlu unduly so nlmul the remarkable de­ in a city of that magnitude. Firestone Tires Gulf Gas Star. That's tlm old fight! crease in the number o f doily news- 1 Rather than alarm, the news­ --O' - - ■' Tel.89.1 -til West First Street papers in the first six months of paper men and the general public Oh, well, whut do tlte young 1927. should feel gratification shire the blood* care if they do close up Arthur Ibddi, in Editor And Pub­ facts show that the disappearance Sit*'*; there’s plenty of other places lisher, has kept tali, He reports of these 49 dailies follows the rule Otey can gel it. that the number of daily news­ of the "survival of the? fittest." — ----- o -------In lids connection, it may he stat­ papers of general circulation in the Senator Watson suys the best English language decreased in that ed that of the 49 dailies which way to reduce taxes is to reduce pemid from 2.001 to 1,062. This ceased to appear, only six were ||,e public debt. We believe Sanford is the largest decrease ever record­ morning newspapers and 42 were evening newspapers. The compar­ people are beginning to agree witli ed in six months. Yet, Mr. Robb shows less tliun a ative rate of mortality is interest­ him. It may he dozen o f these disappearing journal ing and illuminating. --------O-------IN CHICAGO, W HERE gnmh. We hate to see certain tilings passed out because of financial fail­ iicccpted as a testimonial of rela­ stopped too in cutting the t’ity s ure. The other* were wiped out or tive stability ns a general rule, ling on the rate trucks is legalized, expenses, but what ure you going submerged as a result o f the In- j alt hough perhaps not obtaining in bccuusc self indulgent rich men eraeslng tendency toward consol- j all eases. and grafting politicians want it, to do when you haven't got the hint ion of newspapers, meaning | If the reading public wants fewer this happened: money ? . lewei hut better papers. jand better newspapers, it seems to -oThe Lincoln handicap was run. • "The Bank of Service" ' A s an example, through pur- lie in u fair way to getting what It Official reports show tiiat the fool- • who used Qucen Elizabeth, to ; chase and consolidation Pittsburgh, wants. As The Nation remarks, ! isli public bet $055,090. Tile track ' A lie Is an Intellectual means » great city now has only three the consideration tendency probably ' got $42,575 of that money and paid t daily new ............ . * » < " - « « » > " u « f r $2500 to the state. It also paid to • lies tin* hud five —only one morning daily felt." the state 20 rents each on 18 ,001) ! head that weurs u crown". --------o —----paid admissions, Of the gambling money, race j Tlds Miss Doran is a pretty good PROTECTED GAM BLING track gentlemen got $42,575, plus I looking girl to he floating around I’ AI.M IIKACII INDKl'KNDKN l the proceeds Of 18,000 paid admix. ! the Pacific on u rubber raft. We the small depnsilor sions, minus 20 cents a head, the I think Americans are unaniir tus in The Alma news stand punch- luvv fur a men to have a punch- state got $0100, the foolish public*, boning that the Navy is successful is entitled In I he board operator, or we hope ex-op­ beard or other gambling apparatus left its money lit the track. i in Its search. erator, seems to be wise. Notwith­ in ids place of business, and it is Gambling is illegal, for the small I same consideration We wish 71»e Sanford Herald standing ids victory o f two weeks the duty of |la- officers of the law man. But when u few prosperous would make its pressman overlay ego over tile law, lie hus taken his to confiscate such apparatus and men and giafting politicians get* as the larger one the l yin pan sheet of its press right punchbourd o ff Ids counters, which'arrest th e operators. Of course, we together, an arrangement can con­ he made to legalize where the southwest comer r f its shows eitiier that he lias enough or urc aware that a police officer veniently editorial page hits iL The weak Ids protector is scared, tisks ids job by being too faithful gambling, built it up as a settled A number or other punchbo&rd to his eath of office, but it Isn’t go- vice, and take about $800,000,000 a jduce there often causes us to miss have also put their ing to be that way always. year from tin* public throughm t a ptm o f purest ray serene.— Palm operators Heath Independent. We showed boards out o f sight. They may be Some people have kidded us the country. that to our foreman and he said bootlegging them in buck cxirnors about raising a row about s i small While the Gideons are placing yirjkl mis* 'em anywsy, 'cause if cr from under the counters, but a matter us puiiciilx-.irds. The pun­ Cordially yours, there were any gems in that corner, tiiat is lots of trouble f »r the mon­ chboard issue is not small, i f it was their Bibles in El Pasco's hotels, he'd heat you to ’em.— Sun ford ey. A fter a while they may put there wouldn't be such |>crtinucity w'c trust they will slip u couple t«r Herald. He brought 'em up anyway them out in full sight again, but in operating them against city and*f t ? 'vl,° mnkt’B the rates.—El — now if he doesn't keep 'e— tip * 'i I this they may be suit * of, us long statu law.?. The operators an* pay. 1W o r,mc" ’______ Homebody who can.— Palm Beach us the Independent is in the ■ity ing somebody u big graft for pro. Of course another logical way of Independent. Our 'pressman'* Is they will travel straight or find lection. We’ll get the go-:da an that proving tiiat Bacco und Vnnzetti the road rocky. The next time we ycur old friend Haines and he’s got somebody or somebodies some city never murdered a man in Massaf ’aslder ••ur page cost down lo two ninety- have evidence Unit a man is ope­ und then w, will print Ids or their chusetts is by (dowii'g up a statue rating u ptuuTbonrd, we ore going eight. That’s why he gets by with ii umex i„ l,jk. I.luik letter* across „ f Washington in Bueno* Aires.— to print his name. It i* against the tin* front jrnge of the paper. Worchcster Telegram. Fi rst N ational Bank trUUfACTOHY lOUIPBIWl 4-00011 iiftw* fNOTACOACs) T lie Lowest Price at w liicli a Sedan was EVER sold hy Dodge Brotl&ers H ER E One horse-power to every sixty-five pound* o f chassis weight. And this is only half the story! Here's a car that w ill look like new and travel like new long after most cars have passed into old ag^. The answer is quality—D o d g e Brothers quality! Quality materials and construction unequalledlb/ many cars hundreds o f dollars higher in price. Built to give trouble-free, economical service over a long period o f time. Longest springhase o f any car under $1000. Smart new bodies — beautiful lines. A brillia,lf performer at the lowest price for which a Scdafl was ever sold by D od ge Brothers I And Gets It . . . . . , Jfci A milc-a-minute performer— the fastest Four in America! M ILLER 0. PHILLIPS, INC. ! 13th Street A t Elm Ave. Sanford FI D odge B rothers.! �’ AGE TTlREm TIU' SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20. 1027. At The Churches -Social a n d Personal Activities-: hire Telephone 148_______ MRS. FRED S. DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR j W. C. T. U. Holds An Interesting: S e s s io n On Friday Afternoon E N G J IN E E R Invisible ALL S O l’ LS C lIU R C II Eleventh Sunday a fte r Pente­ cost. Mass 8:00 A. M. HOLY CROSS CirURCH ... Residence Telephone 850 O F F E R S !? ^ u new k'mk. With their exper- *cnc®< backed by a new board of directors elected by new slockhold!c ,a. ‘ hey cannot help but be o f immeasurable usefulness during the intensive working period we urc The \\. ( . 1'. r . met Friday | (Continued From Page One) about to enter. arionioon nt the home o f Mrs. It. hu-al depression in Sanford on ucFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH “ To show my faith in these men ( . .Maxwell on Ninth Street for its count of the hoom, inflated real Sunday School 0:30 A. M. and this community, I have $ 10 0 00 MONDAY regular bu and social m ed­ Morning worship and sermon iate values, and the urcnmpnny Meeting o f tlio Auxiliary ing. mg over production which is now in cash of which I will pledge $200 II A. M. I [an ( Ihurch nt 4 11< utino business was transact* unmarketable. For two seasons the-*? t,lc lnI'jtn* Htoc*i> and $200 to Young Peoples Unions nt 0:45. eil and a most gratifying report |; ; ilif t'lnirt h. Rev. J. Max Cock will have in.aiming agriculture hack country '/“ “ f, V',’ „ - ‘iVP° V1, th? « W anil .social meeting of was rend by the treasurer, Mrs.F. *d Sanford has ahumlantlv produc- I ll1**1*111 1'nk? " 'I'1 ^!.r< charge of the morning service, It. Mitchell. A nominating com- rd. hut has been unable to lie mar- .V * ' 1 lU,“ l. lhe nc" ‘ hank while at s o’clock this church will join r.M Seekers Class of the 1 i. i .... . ............. . . ....... they ure are cleaning un up the old banks bank’s in the community service. Church will meet at 4 Tiirner,1' M! s" \V "l i f e - i kcU‘'1 " l 11 »,n,rit l,mt create Hughey .uni i-.t •■The Oaks", the home u surplus for Us endeavors. He- business. IN TE R N A TIO N AL BIBLE Agriculture h |.l. K. Sparling on Mellon- Mrs. E. M. Carroll, was appointed cause of this condition of the back to select officers for the ensuing STUDENTS ASSOC!ATION “ The next important step is to , n T i l e liiiiitesses will he »< untry, Sanford (whose very Meets in the City Hall, north [ . M. K. Move, year, the names to he announced i '.mce depends npon its tcrrilor-1*llia h^^.the needs of our producing nt the September meeting. Park Avenue, every Sunday as mi productiveness ntul the surplus 1111'®' ' " 1" agriculture it will be I!. Rutledge. Mrs. 11 L. follows: 11 A. M. United Adult and | Mrs. .lohn l.eonnnli and Mrs. Mrs. 1. D. Hart and .Mrs, F. R. Mitchell were appointed to v.'.ilih derived from its product-1,|l'eessury for a few selected, eX- Senior Bible Study in the Inter­ ivf in- ) i_. at a stand-still. pevicnce ami well Informed men |k a.. * . national Sunday School Lesson for investigate whether the law relnt“ The direct cause of Sanford’s tl» anulize the foreign markets as to August 21 li-cn Mallory Circle of the ing to the nailing of the Bible In Vilrd ( hurrli will meet wi’ li tbe public -ehm-ls i. bring observed uiticid position is the realization1), 0,1 they will plant, how much H I*. M. Adult Bible study. Sub­ plant, when they will W. Dre.- .or at Silver Lake and also whether or not “ Temper- by the people, of the community's , ject in "The Watch Tower.” 1 1 1 01 1 1 0 position, due to an act•)la1 “ ‘. t,u‘ produce on the market, |: janco Day" was celebrated the la t Bring your Bible and friends ivi and intensive polilical campaign,,,n<' m‘ ° " ’hat markets they will TU E SD AY 1Friday in October. and study with us. No collections. an unfavorable time; and due! ‘ heir produce. A fter obtain*' Missionary Union o f ( Mrs. It. C, Maxwell was named No solicitations. NfA ft Baptist Church will hold as chairman of the essay contest to to the unrest of the people, the “ )B ‘ his information, they will ad­ vise, regulate ami adjust our plant­ i ting at the church at bo held some lime this winter at [failure of one of the largest bnnkFIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, ing the amount We shall plant, the rock. Mrs. Voile Williams the Seminole High School on tcni- ' irip institutions in the city, preSCIENTIST Kind oj produce we shall grow, |co ded, as an indication of this eco* ie charge o f the meeting perance topics. Flense insert under Church No­ when to expect, to a day if pos­ It was also announced that a nomic condition of the city, by the tices. "W hite Elephant" sale would be failure of a few retail businesses, sible, our produce in he ready for Christian Science services are Tbe Ku Klux Klim Is out of politics held in September, the time and “ The solution of Sanford's diffi- the market, and then to select the held every Sunday morning in tho henceforth and will carry on work market. ala & Grapeville place to be named Inter. Mrs, Sieve* Jcullies are briefly enumerated as Woman’s Club, Dak Avenue npnr ol uu "Invisible" nnturo hereafter, All this general planning is to Third Street at II o’clock; Sutuiay according to Mrs. Itolilo C,ill Comer, “ i king was elected as chairman ns*[follows; Reopening of Bank 1he done before the growing season School at 10 o’clock. Subject for to­ Imperial commander of tho women Li;i] Mrs. Elmer Lundqtilst isisted by .Mrs. W. i. Hughey and lily motored to Coronado ' Mrs. It. H. Moreland. "The immediate reopening of mid then desinnted ns the general morrow, "Mind." of the KInn. This picture of her ]:t Sunday afternoon. 1 After all business bail been trail* the banking institution under th - JInn for this coimmity’s productiveWednesday evening services watt taken in Indianapolis, where and Mr. and Mrs. Archie sacted, the hostess assisted by hoc pi! at management of its former ness. 'Ibis general planning to he which include testimonies of 2a,liue Klanswotneii gathered tor u L and little non. Marvin, daughter Miss .lean Mnxwell and ell in i . directors, and stockholders, formulated by a few of the best Christian Science healing arc al­ jubilee convention. ■ : i •: if - 1< Sunday at the .Mr>. .lame* .l:n h-un :>-ncd wafei giving them time* to repay its de­ nnd most experience minds of the so held a the Woman's Club at 7 Mr. nnd Mrs. Nels Swan- land tea. positors, This bank, due to its use­ community and submitted for the o'clock. I Those ntteiuling this meeting fulness. fulness, resourcefulness, and couracourn- approval of or the th majority, nnd ways This Church maintains a free the raving man as hour after hour vilie citizens regret to loose 'vero Mrs, John Leonnrdi, Mrs. F. Igcous management, has done the arid means found foi to make the gen- Reading Room, 517 First National ticked away. Mi . Hardin. They have R- Mitchell, Mrs. \\. I. Hughey, umjnr portion (during the unprofit-j oral plan prat-ictical and just for the Bank Building, where the Bible Sacco nnd Madelros succeeded ... .L , \f. I ’.-... 1V . I . A t .., * . . . . . . l __ .. i . .... i M i A l ...... i .blc productive period of this com-1greatest number of growers, [a place on West First St. Mrs- ’ rank N’ ",rl ami all authorized Christian in quieting Nnnzeltt and after Ivy i‘;. id r iMiil wife m*Gnvd *^r Suvi'king, Mrs unity of the past two years) of up-1 “ All of these endeavors are to be Science literature tuny be rend, breakfast be slept to await tbe ar­ ! holding city government and its done in a cooperative spirit, with borowed or purchased. The Bead­ rival of Ids sister, Luigia, who jour(uii!|>.t Sunday, bringim; bis Nixon, and Mrs. Maxwell. Mi-. Charlotte Tyner who financial obligations; the ngri- tbis one idea in mind: That the ing Room is open Wednesday and nt-.vetl from Italy to give him a sit­ ter's love and consolation and to end the week with her Miss Madeline Mallem cultural interests o f the hack eoun- very salvation of this entire com­ Saturday front 3 to 5 1'. M. munity depends on the producers land sisters, Mrs. Noah Fry All are welcome t«< attend the ask hint to seek spiritual conso­ Opens Class In Piano £ .... retail......... districts ..... of this city and getting a favorable market that Services and to make . use of the lation, which he has refused beT. U. Tyner. Vcause of his nthcosttc beliefs. -------their finuneinl obligations; and the 'w ill create surplus wealth for this Reading Room. ►ml Mrs. Andrew Bnrtlesnn Mi - Madeline Mallem ha an- innumerable small, but neverthe- community. children of Palatkn spent! .................................................. RAPID CITY, S. D„ Aug. 21),— Const ruction FIRST' t ’ilR IS T A IN (T il RUB end hero with his sisters,' non need the opening o f a class ini less serious, ditfioultles of imli(IN S )— President CooUdge can­ Ninth and Pnlmctto Ave. The next important step is to an [ Tell and Mrs. Alfred Erie- piano and will give private lessons dual citizens, not and will have nothing to do Frank M. Mnrler Pastor. "Turning this bank over to tdizo bow, when and where to spend good to have them with ; jn all grades. She returned recently with the Sacco-VnnzeltI case, it Bible Sctniol P:45 A. M, to Sanford front Baltimore, Md., i ttangers and placing on an unfavui*, t be public money within the city of pay school again, was stated here today with final­ AC Class for all ages. where he attended Fcahody Conable market collateral for money Sanford nnd Seminole County, c ladies o f the community the citizens interested in the work of sen'll lory of Music for the past loaned ladottgtiC to the people, or keeping in mind that the money .Worship and Communion 11: A. ity. The appeal of I circle called tho Dorcas two years and completed a full placing tin- institution under the1spent must accomplish the most M. Sermon; “ Look we for another." committee for a stay of execution Christian Endeavor 7 F. M. which was forwarded to the sum­ invited to spend Titurs- course in piano pedagogy. While auctioneer’s hammer and losing the good for the majority o f the pooWorship In the evening in Uni­ mer White House by the state de­ value of the collateral pie. |, 11- -at the 25th at the homo in Baltimore she was fortunate in 1real E. Hunter on the W es t, hearing most o f the world’s great- and the litoral value of lhe ittdi- j “ The first step in this line is to on services nt City Pier. The con- partment of justice, “ for refer­ gregaton will elect trustee’s at the ence.” est concert artists and lending vidual promises to pay— is wrong, rigidly retrench on tnniiitetutnco On several occasions Mr.Coolldgo The men who have upheld this in- nr(| operation and then immotlinle- morning service. |Si ’ t Duainc o f West Faint symphonic personally made it clear that lie ' Refute going to Baltimore, Misa' stitution so long and faithfully for, ly commence new construction of spending u week hero with . PRESBYTERIAN ClIURCII :<folks,' Mr. and Mrs. Eric- 1MaUeic studied with Mrs. Fannie 1‘ he people, and especially during public works heneficiul to the cottt- / Mr. K. D. Brownlee will preach was powerless to act, that the mat­ i S Munson at her school of music, [these trying past two years, should; nitmlty in the future, with borrow- at the Morning hour, Sunday nt 11 ter is one soley for the governor Florenco Everson and baby and L. a certificate graduate front { he given the chance by the pcop.e l(] money if necessary. This hon­ (j’chn-k. There will be no night nnd courts o f Massachusetts ami ings spent a week virt-that school. site is a fin -' :i> hast two years of the future j at ruction to he carried on entirely service in the church. We are unit­ lie libs Indicated that’ he does not bo n 'to re-establish nnd again place oil a with local labor and supervision ing with the other shindies o f town care to follow the steps o f I’resi­ lhe homes of her sisters, ishod pianist, and has . | firm foundation this institution tbe men carrying on the construct in the Community service «n the dent Wilson and attempt to influ­ Valued Pierson, Mrs Alma heard nnd received with much in ence a state official, |Mrs. Tolar and Mrs. Han- (crest nnd appreciation in ninny ' which has been, and will he, of inn to receive cash periodically, lake front. Meanwhile, as a dale of execu­ maximum benefit to the people. thereby rcliuvjing their financial: Bible School at !>:46 A. M. recitals from the Cccilinn M u'ie tion o f the payroll murderers Only by reinstating these men difficulties and/through them dit-| ►ntl Mrs. Hurley and sons, club anil lip IV iII I numerous 11ii111«. i 1"••, other 1mu i musicals. >ii n. “ • * • | #j* , neared, the greatest precautions Julious and Vester ami Miss Mallem i the daughter or • » " / * » ^ r^ l (Diluting these moneys through! FIRST METHODIST CHURCH arc being taken by the doublu various channels, banks, retnil tlis-J W. F. Buhram, Pastor Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mallem of this hm.d.vd cents on the dollar, be real­ |ir.-, Lucy and Dorothy ure guard around the President. The tricts, etc. Duly in this way can Suutlny school, 9:30 P. M. Ihi- week to make their t y and Is .. graduate from the l - " ™ * h>' ‘ >*e .lepoaitorsThis institution, whose prest- this ..... .......... t_____ ... Sermon, by Hie pastor, II A. M. secret service staff lias been in­ critical period in _________ Sanford's |itt Atlanta, Georgia. We cnl graded and Itlgh schools. who spend delit’a last message to the people history be surmounted and the pro-1 “ Will (!od Hear and Answer"? creased by two men ibi. them much in the social their entire time at the high schi>ol Epworth League meetings, ... .. ... | I (the night before the people* pie kept bury, industrious urn and at Sunday school, . M. j hero which serves as a temporary V cm H l C K C l s o i l ’ voted to uphold the existing city contented." and Mrs. Hartley Hock, M i s s A t 8 o'clock this church will 'excutive office. Additional soldiers s uni Hostess A t Delightful i ^ W t ^ n . ’SISSU Dn the new shades o f blue, par- join in the Community Service. have been sent* from Fort Mendc I- ii Miss Bright Lancy were Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 8 to reinforce the army detail at the settled, I hope we will all get to-j th tilnrly the royal and Krayish Party ThursdayNight get her and go forward and make state game lodge nnd orders have pink or rose is a good coii- P. M. Westerdick on the 15 hon-! been issued to llie sentries to shoot this, as I have longed to see i‘ l trust color to use for pipings and An unusually lovely social affair 1:1, It'itlt birthday of Barnince 1 was a young hoy, ono of trimmings. . . . j»jJJ R E D S ’ A TTO R N E Y upon any failure to obey orders. of this week and one in which the the most beautiful cities III cen­ I I' Williamson and two little cordial hospitality of tho hostess tral Florida, and one that we will .Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smith nn- M AKES M O V E T O I ' L l E I t SEARCHES I have moved from tho was reflected In every detail was be proud to live in. and our child­ i nounce the arrival of a dnughter U. S. HIGH COURT E O It OTHERS RUT ] , tage to Paolu, where he that of Thursday evening when ren, and our children children, at their homo on Tuesday, August Miss Vera Dickerson was hostess will rise up and bless you fur es Hi. -rl >in n grove. GETS SELF L O S T (Continued From Page 1) tablishing and laying ‘ he foun­ I : Elmer Tyner are in at bridge at her home in East Baucase would be set for argument nt, dations for such a wonderful and ere for a few days. j fotd. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Parks of The rooms where the card tables an early date, under the procedure ^Continued From Page I) prosperous city. Mrs. H. G. I.undqulst and bad been spread for play were n- ! "W e all know that Sanford Baltimore, Md., are the guests of of the court, and a final decision miles. Our position at midnight in and Eric wore supper j bloom with quantities of exquisite Dr. md Mrs. J. It. Vidler for a might be expected some time next was latitude 37.32, longitude 127.t the Ballinger home on red and pink radiance roses e f­ I should have at least two banks.! short time minute to Miami, winter. (Competition in business is noccs-, 2*2 west, while steering 20-1 degrees t being Mr. Ballinger’s 91 st fectively combined with feathery - - community) communityi j| M Charles Kanncr and Miss Violation of the constitutional true. Standing by until daylight jsary for life in the . , , [sprigs of asparagus ferns. Kiuim.r burned home Thnrs-1cuarnntees of d u o 1,B* to ascertain source of the flares." ’ Are we, while wc; are waiting for A Giiiiiies of H. G. Lunuquul ||)tn,i painted tallies in keeping Tho West Sequanu is a United mil banking Institution ......- -- |i |V ,.venmi. Vi. I.undqulst spent the day •wit h the decorations were used III established and placed on ...... ......... Slates shipping hoard freighter, a .................... firm t ,’1*v hllVo |w n iy ill DuUlna Beach, Mrs. keeping scores for tho game and foundation— which will lie done nj spun mg .iv iio j (, r ne y s» Only on lids basis, it was operated by Swain and Hoyt of i !,m| daughter, Josephine after the fifth progression hud the men who have for twenty years, j said by court attaches can juris- San Francisco. She sailed from tho III-- Mildred Hcrgquiat, re- been played, scores were com pared j given their energies to the upbuild­ ■|diction be assumed. "Golden Gate" Thursday night for Mrs, W. Morton Thigpen b,r a weeks visit ut tho nnd the prize for highest score n- ing of this Should Justice Me Reynolds, who Shanghai, China. community—these , ML- Nonie Williams, plan to i i . '• of Mrs. E. Peterson. Grand-|mong the Indies, a pretty hud vase, e'n |lIlvt, nm,|u .Seminole Coun ha,, been in Washington most of Mechanics at the Oakland uir'Umh|ui»l also enjoyed Hie was awardeti Miss Ivn Jane l or<h.' , jj k t,|Jt ni„ st useful bank (a ' tor to St. , Augustine ... , on Saturday tl.e sum mi return within a few ]j port explained (hat flares carried the days, an application for a stay o fib v both the "Miss Doran" und tho ..Ita them. having scored the mast points (.;immunity.,lllHl,iII|r bank). Thera wh',u’ l,!py rtfma,n ,rter week cad — ------------------- among the men, James Nands Jr.,.1|rc f(,w 1(f ,18 w|10 ,|(, Il(lt kndw ____ _ .execution may lie made to him, it "Golden Eagle", flash Into a red­ ... , . ... „ , ' . , ., ’ wns u'oiortcd that an appeal would dish gleam before fading, SI T f n r v M i p p K h i l i n " 118 Kiven 11 " r 1,n:lK' iur,‘r and realize that the stability, the M. Jessie Street Roberts lett ,M. (j ,ti,„ ||„lmcs In Rev 8 M d r } .\ IIC C O Ilip D j At lhu refreshment hour, the (llj,ltyf ,ieauty Iind thl. chaiTho position of the West SeIt c r iH fin H Friday A t bridge arccssorh's were^ removed I|t.tcr- of tlljll community today lias Saturday fur her homo at \\ lim in g - '| y^ j j n9B. lt9 the- ItosL?" district tpiana, however, is nearly 300 ,, v,.rv miaL ' •• a f“ ’r spending the 1'“ ^ comes within his province. n.tic« away from the point nt which ■. . l ^ * * * T- * [and and the tables laid with daintylarge' measure been due J.on' with her mother Prison guards heard the voire* the "Dallas Kpirit’ lent her Inst .,„,i th |, ,,*onl<4 ......................... th . ' • * ■ t e . p t y A t P a l m S p r in g s immi made„ |mv<> ^,u|(|c(] |tH destinies. Mr"* 1 • Roberts, ahcrlicrt innd home made cakes me|( of .Sacco nnd Celcstino Madelros jr^nort. The fmres, thrrefnre, if ‘ As we oil know, our community Mr. nm, M„ . Hemiuu Kanner from adjoining cells Dying to calm sent up by a plane »rr believed to the many social affairs " e r e served by tho hostess. — •K, one uf the jullicst was j Those enjoying tin* conn I hoapl " ...... • -I Saturday t„ Juck...nvilU- •alert...... - 5 «2 ID P I/ V M rrv\ / M in v l ID Ii 1 \ 111 P R O R I .K IM S 1 1 V I 1 IT I iv tO ld d lk T Il^ lv U i Tenth Sunday after Trinity. Celebration o f Holy Commun­ ion 7:30 A. M. Church school 0:45 Morning Prayer and Sermon 11: A. M. Union Services nt the Bank Shell, municipal pier at 8 o’clock. conn* from the “ Holden Engle" or sector. Later in the summer ho the "Miss Dornn," Iwns awarded the distinguished sor.... I vice cross for action at St: Mihicl. m WASHINGTON, Aug. 20. (IN S ), . . . „ , _ , „ nVi„ — Captain William P. Erwin, who Krwi" was Iwrn nt ilynn.Okln- j . disappeared somewhere over the j homa, Oct. 18, 1835. He attended Pacific while taking part in the school at Amarillo, Texas, ami senrch for the missing Dole flyers, j later studied music in New Y,orJc was a World War aviator and was j City and ( hiengo. three times decorated for bravery! When he enlisted In the army in action on the western front, nc-jou Aug. 15, 1017, he was an nccomcording to war department records,! p'.ishcd pianist and composer o f He was credited with bringing, music nnd bad taken part in many down nine enemy planes. ] notable concert tours. As a member of the first nor a ' , ~~Z~~ , squadron ho was first cited f i r ; A hocon.mg way to finish Hj®, his work nt Cnatemi Thierry and ‘ he sleeve or an afternoon gown i* n foo- \vp«1;s Inter was again hon- 1to use iv wide at-JOrdinn-planted ored for his operations in the same ruffle. I ay JUu................. . ha • C l LM tli par- ■ *« f her friend at a swim- •'’ l' Dnic I icsiott, < r A rt.«. „ Kn,nl sacrif re. or by l‘*«n| M . M Gcrbcrt n and picnic 'at Palm r - Mr- “ “ d Mrs. U . H. lort, Mr. lmrk tllcl|c9 |,|(,t.(| this community ' ,r* ,,n" rH‘ P« U "A Suhatanllal Jeweler uml Mrs. ( lifford Walker, Mr. and (ll time when it needs every ounce Mr. and Mrs. John W. Meiseh Mrs. S. c. Dickerson, Rodney Fre*i(9 |jfL. guests motored to tho In a Suhsiantial City1' Jr., am! Mr, ami Mrs. Lloyd Boyle - at an early hour, ebaper- cittt, James Sands Jr., und Lllj-| .ijt wj(i be the primary duty of “ nJ K" " l Mr". l a y ' J A S t f . | S .t"r.U y h y mrtor for Miami . M a g n o lia •• h> Mrs. George Shipp, Mrs, worth Harper, * . , most favorable opportunity to call Fa|«n jb'>ut. where tliey will 1 :e Hp liurch o f Birmingham, Mr. und Mrs. 1-arrest Gatclic |imnl| xvliich opportunity will be 14f10" 1' lkl wc*k-end. and Mrs. Walter M. Haynes, and two young song plan to spend wbon this community bad produced ■citing was merrily spent Mrs. II. A. Howard, Miss Klmimi viiti r i.oris of all TurtutT to -1 Suriduy at Daytona lleacii.: mniethlng at a profit. On March Howard, Beatrice Howard :] 191;o will know know definitely uennneiy • Miss . r. ,, V ” "' - '- marshmallow roast. - - “ .................. "L F.'2m wc we will . J. N. Tolar left Saturday whcri, U4. and what the f u t - ! » » ‘« Master Iluddie Howard have Mrs .up- hour a delicious picnic ikelnml where sh<‘ was called ljrt, wj|| be, and until then it will lie cclurried from Duytonn Bench for Lnkclaml r wax served. illness of her father ('. V. lht! ,|uty „ f t.vcry business nnd clti- w»»ero they spent the past month. by thi ■ party were; Helen Doug-i |kcii in this community to work Vc a Jarrell, Mary A lice1Mclntyri .’ Its. Mortimer Glover nnd two harder nnd produce more than they 'I'i Dorthy Haynes, Maxine all sons are expected to return Miss Katherine Ijiwti.m ami Mrs. i j)|iVe t , v e r dono before in their his. David ( 'ooju r, A i .. W. P. Carter o f Oviedo wore ‘ ho . t<>ry_ Time Will prove the quality of huilding materials— lime !■ -'■• Saturday evening from Day- j faklm i(tij Frank RuuelL guests o f Miss Nell Williams 1,11 , **Arc we going ‘ o make it pos- ' - u Beach where they have H|ie!it' will prove their worth to you— will tell if your judg­ [ Hide for two of our citizens to the oast week a* the guests of M r.' ' T-*i - F ■i»I o f Monroe, , Friday. ment was good or had. Thai is why our reputation and Mrs. It. E. Baldwin. -------,, .carry on in this reconstruction peri, bus been spending some 1 The many friends of Mr-. Nor] tKj ^he maximum o f their ability protects you. You take no chance— run no risk when ,, re a- the guest of her sisSamuel R. DighUm left Thurs­ ■ Mr - ‘ lifford Walker left Sat- , man McLaughlin will be i n t e r e s t e x p e r ie n c e , which ha* been day for Weaverville, N. C., where \ dealing with us— past performance is your guarantee fu Miami where she will U»d in the following article from itv >nty years o f autcessful bunking children are o f our reliability. for the people of this community? Mr*. Dighton and Friday's Orlando Reporter Star. “ Mrs. Norman McLaughlin at If we ure going to use this tremen­ »|ietiding the summer, to spend a week and will accompany them nd Mrs. w. C. Hill nnd New York City, formerly o f San- dous executive capacity for the home. good of this community, then it will fi-rd will arrive in Orlando the la*t r* * “ roline, are expected to 11 lioint* Saturday evening of this week to be the guest of herjy,c, necessary to give these men a The Misses Louise Wells and j ansi. Ga., where they have son, George McLaughlin. Mrs. Me- j job ihut will be in line with their Emily Griffin are the attractive l.uughlin has been doing social , xperirnre. spending the past week. They W. D.1 ‘‘Our id> u Is that while these guest* o f Mr. and Mr*. '“ ‘ "Uipanied home by Mrs. servlro work In New York City Moody fiT the week-end nt their 520 Maple Ave. GHte who has Keen apend- and has many friend* In Orlando [men are fulfilling their duties to Phone 7‘J7 V who will he glad to know of her an [t'l'm Seminole County Bank, that j home on Palmetto Avenue, at in y ut points in ticipated arrival." in oddition they be placed In charifvjtonu Beach, 11. C. VIELI 108 TV* (v % m \ Mrl Wc received a Tblegiam staling: tliai Hie Me (Tory T’cn Cent Store has leased tlic store we are now in and that Hiey'wnnl to start remodeling next week. Hurry* ro this krreat sale now and buy while there yet tame — don’t wait,— delays tirfc IS costly! * i :€ % 5 .1 ; Come Tonight-Be There MondayD on’t Miss Sanford?s Greatest _ i, 1 i , * * it BAN K R U PT SALE! FIXTURES For Sale! All fixtures are offered for sale at less than the cost to manufacture— this is your chance to gel some good fixtures at a bargain. Tim e Will Tell Security Lumber Co. SALE CONDUCTED A T Thrasher & Woodruff 105 E. FirstSt. SanfordFla. OPEN EVENINGS .. m : �Cf'wKKi THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1927. PAGE FOUR NEW CHAPTER IS WRITTEN IN LIFE OF STAGE BEAUTY ONE OP THE ACCIDENTS THAT MARK ED STARRT OP TRANS-PACIFic UAftjy THE START OFTHE BIG RACE Body Of James Heath. I.ast 01 Evelyn Harris’ Mates,'Taken From GroundFrr Rcexaniln-i ntionUponRc(|uestOr Sisters T A M PA , Fin., Aug. 20.— (IN S ) — When the clods rattled down on the coffin o f Jnmes McN. Heath in the Woodlawn Cemetery, Tampu, for the second time this week, it closed another chnpter in the life o f the once Beautiful Evelyn Farris Gill-Bcnnett-Hcnth. Tragedy has come to her most unrelentingly in the past half dozen years, the years that ulapsed since she left tin1homo o f her husband, William S. (lilt, broker and New York newspaper man, who had married her after she had made a successful carreer in the Broadway theatrical circle. Twice this week lias the Body of her late husband Been laid in the tomb, lie died at Day-shore Hospi­ tal of tubercular incnlgiti*. Mis. Charles II. Burke, of Amorims, Un . and Mrs. W. B. Freeman, o f Talbottom, Gu., sisters of the young man, were for some renson not satisfied with the reports of his death. They came to Tampa tins week and demanded that the body Frisco-Honolulu race. TBB aerial photograph shows the fin be exhumed and an autopsy held. Mi-fiu tune attended many of tho planes that tried t > ! like o ff in the .State Prosecutor Purkhill refus­ speeding down the runway. The occupants escaped unhurt. nk-d up while 1.1 Kir .into, piloted By Norman Goddard, which cr ed to order the raising o f the Body, but permitted them to have it ex­ humed and the autopsy held pri­ the Merroll home and had entered vately. This was done and the halfthe lied room where the children dozen physicians who made the ex­ slept and that h? murdered three amination confirmed the diagnosis of the children with an axe. o f the doctors who had attended 1 Levins also, when asked By the the man in his Inst illness . He police if he had any part in the died of tuborcuTnr meningitis. murder of the family of Bee BowIt was another <iuerr chnpter in and a boarder in Tampa. June the life of this remarkable woman, NEA 2d HKJli, leadily niuf.ssed those but the remarkable coincidence of , , ,,, . minders But this confession wa.» wsit all is that the principal witness Man Dm meti l o h lectn c l nair n a.t in ccrurt Utcninst him imvMOSCOW Aug. 20.— (IN S )— , undertakings is propped toWtil fo r the state when the former hus­ And Subject To IlllllllcitUl* j„jr nothing to do with the Merrcll Nearly one Billion dollars o f new jen from the current revenue!. Ai This aerial photo shows the starting point of the Frise*/*Honoiulu race. The circle was j band, Raymond Bennett, wns tried liens Will Ik* Lone Person ease. j business awaits foreign concerns |internal loan o f nproximatclyR!^ the spot from which the planes took o ff; the dotted line indicates the runway along which they sped fo r murder in Tampa four years ii lie Inter told tiis attorneys. Dewy, who nr.- - tiling to lake tile pains j 000,0110 is all that is U-licved » . on their way to the air.. Planes waiting their turn at the starting circle can | > e seen along the side of T ii Tost if v Against Friend and Jones, that he had nothing to to r.e!| t > the Soviet government. ! essary to keep the budget halted. go, in nlsn in the public prints to­ day. Until 30 days ago he was as­ the field. This sum i contained in only two |The present rigid pay-aj.jcu^, T \MI*\ Fie Aug "0 (IN S )— ,l" with ,,los® murders and that he sistant cashier of the Exchange .... ' ‘ , J ' ... i was a prisoner in the city stockade items of the Budget which the fin-'policy of the government Utah Nation! Bank of Tampa. He has \\ h"i Leonard imnpso • ' *' at the time. Investigation of the re- mice commission proposes for tin continued. been found $8,000 short in ids ac­ for ti i ll for participation in ,,f >f t(le the municipal police court court, fiscal year 1027-28 beginning OctForeign loans, the mmmisiia counts, it Is charged, lie lias con* nuiriliT of five members of the and of the stockade show that u uber 1. said, are urgently needed to spa) fersed the defalcation and is await­ family of Looney Merrcll. May 21, "B. F. Blevins" was arrested in Half a billion is recommended ■11P industrial expansion, which i ing action hy the United States But, in their shanty home on th? Tampa June 1ft, of that year, nnd for construction and improvements present enn go only 0> the fita Trensury Department, which will out km of Tampa, the only wit ; * I.lm dill tw. Iteninmen ; rntenced to the city stockade nnd l(, revenue yielding industrial " f aval able revenues.Thoujk it* prosecute the rase. He admits that i pi - - against liim will Be llenjnmei Hat Be was a prisoner there until plants including machinery and 1n; U,’" “ L ,n“ " nc_.,H the money wns Just Betting on the 1 Franklin Levins, confessed murdoiJune .'111 and he could not have been j equipment. Almost an ei|uit! sum crease 7 per cent next year, tus dog rnres. ;,“ r " ' ’ .'T0*1 |,nd *'is U guilty o Otf the nrst first murders to which will Be he > spent for extensions, re­ will not Bo materially raise! k C. J. Ifardee, who was attorney , is alleged has Boon insane for years. 1' : general the financial t onditions 4 am! for Raymond Bennett ami who se­ rubjeet to hallucinnllnns and was * ' pans and rolling stock o f the giant the country is pronouncedInoofl barge and steamship sysdir cl aigcd from the army on those 1hat Levins had Been discharged railroads, cured his ncquital, has also Been igly satisfnciorv " The dxf. from the army because of Insanity terns. getting columns of publicity this gi mmil vonez, the unit of paper rmaj was not learned By ins attorneys Internal Loan ■ past week through his altcrcntlons Levies by his own confession, equal to 10 rubies, liwucfi irti. until last week. lie had told them Two-thirds of the cesh far these 11 with Judge Leo Stainaker, judge u-a found guilty of murder in the he hud been i ischurged hut said it ficinliy stabilized, is hacked by*3 o f the municipal court, who order­ circuit com t here July 30. Last 1per cent gold reserve. was Because of disease. They made der on a drinking Bout when they ed the raid on the Key Club and I aim » l pliention to the war depuYtment we;-., drinking anything they' could i Year's Expenditures the taking of moving pictures to |Dewey and Fharlca F-. Jones, win for a certified copy of the dis-Ig it hold o f that was alcoholic. j • *ital expenditures for the be used in evidence in the case. had been appointed to defend him charge. The war department reBoth of them are admitted nur- - *nK 1mu| year are cstimiWit Hardee is attorney for Arrhy Corf, Bv the iourt, lie Being without fused to give this unless a proper eotic users But their principal vice i ,r>'-113,000,000 .rubles ( about tkMr proprietor of the Key Club. g it stems was alcohol in any form. OOIHIPO), an J nr reuse ot 11percal Theso three people, all of whom They had Been continously drunk ov®'' 1 ,. Source* -!js appeared so prominently in June, ;, r , „ „ „ r y ll,c l - ...... ' l........ I T « S »»■**■-> r r t>>• ClS, |7 for five days Before tlie Merrcll , , nowly i- J \i circuit nrt) estimated as follow*:IZ^. IM S, when Bennett shot and kill­ iiAPrci evHlrm'L*. Juiiire I*. __ **.................• . ... ., Y, ' T ' T . ' u t “ In ‘ .a ; court, then wired the authorities murders. They had B-en nl.oiit tin- m,l|i'm cubic:, Irom direct tuna ed Herbert Car-others, young lum­ I,aides refused this plea i „t Washington giving an outline Murrell home or in its vicinity the jnenmea, property r.n.l for un d ber dealer of Tampa, in the public ground that there wu. no pr c< m (he case. A certified copy of the day Before the murders. Further !« nd: M00 million ruble* frahstreet, have all come to the front 11 M|R n| ^ 1 1 , . ^|. tlisrharRi* was then fnru*anlc*il from than this there is no evidence taxis on food stopic? B y ngain in the same issues of the ■*. *'* ' !i u i j '. i Washington and arrived here last against them except their own :’ m tobacco; I .Bail million rt« papers, but each on separate mat­ i thereupon refused the application W(.ck ,, h|,(,W0(| t t e Vjns had statements. (Horn profits o f guventmtnl ters. jUial sentenced levins » « Jwth. dlscharg;.! ' Bei-ause " o f " ” i; '"jii.w y a n d Jones, although with-! t'teamship and luir** Mrs. Heath wns first Miss Kvo: Judge Itoldes advised tho atlm • psychopathic condition which would out ......... - .......... „ „ „ are lh-1 millions from custom!, *n4 W Ivn Harris, o f Chattanooga. Her imam* to <-;.,i!. flight .i,„ the „case, 1m.-ys to take (he matter to the par- j„. nrogressive and which led him to family was poor and she worked ' don hoard and ask for commutation hallucinations." i s.m wm, at a ribl>on counter in a depart­ |Of the death sentence un the gmum U|)der ,flc |nw ,,„vit„ ntlW rlllptlA'ed attorneys for him and I fnni1 “ PProximatcly 750 ^ ment store there. But she Bad am­ bitions. She was o f wondrous Beau­ ftti VumP. ' . , / f " ‘"> « »*•" l rial although they will attack the confession of Iion* ^ate enterpa*. P.nl will Bo made to the supu-nm ; H(lmiiu.(„ y msuruj nil(l hi, , , vins JlB thc muttering, of an J ty and an ncFompfishcd dancer. Neglect of the sink She went to New York to Break , " ” ' 1" ’ , , , testimony against himself and no insane man. , , , , „ cause* , , uokn, Into the Idg time on Broadway. | Thompsons case in now m th- against Thompson is worthless. Th A fter the arrest of the men for T 1 w" tcrl,uK** b eepitat all Uag Her beauty won for her a minor peculiar condition that the on v (ll,[y e0„,so left open to ins at- tin Murrell murders Tampa was l " ' 0 frc™ I aTU* place and her ability and detenu, ' witness for the state is admittedly t „ rneys. Dewy and Jones, now i ti e scene of riots for three day*. y ll" {nation won her success. It wns only insane. Whether the confession of ,m,kc application to the pardon th, rioters storming the Hillsboro ow v.,*h d (*nn *n. Although ho fell 100 feet whan ho toppled off tho alll of Bis father’s hold room window In NashvjM* a short time until her name was pail In the munlcrs is correct or board for commutation „ f sentence countv jail with the intention of wnt,,r w»» ,,,,1 remain in the ti* playing in the cdorlrlc lights and Tunn., 2*ycar-otd Boland W olfe loday Is rceoverlng In a hospital, suffering only from a fractured left not is submitted to doubt. Never|jf0 imprisonment. lynching the two men. The sUte ------77— ~ — :— . Boland, ahown hero In his hospital Bed, happened to land squarely on tho shook, she was one o f the hits the theatri­ arm 11*1111 right leg tle -le s a h e is under sentence of Tht. society for the imposition mirtia was called out and the riots ^ hen washing the glassware tiers of Bnyrmiiid (larnettu of New York (Inset), who was walking along tho sidewalk Beneath t’-» cal world in the BV city. dentil for a murder winch he may death penalty for murder finally impressed after six citizens 1 l'‘*-ces m the warm «ah-f window. Guruetlp e.scapod with n few Bruises and a cut forehead. Tho location of tho Wolfes’ hot Then she met “ B illy" Gill, one of 1never have committed But, having ),„s Become greatly jntere*ted B,t«.r..«t,..l *n 1,. 1....1 1. l. iii .„ i and „ . „ i more it,,,., fo.t,- they will l>e wet on the in*ide»» hud Been killed than forty room, and the line of Boland's fall, are shown at the U-U. fhe most popular man in Now Become impressed with the stories (Be case of Levins, „n ooUide at tlie same lime. Fneiw! That is Bis wounded. About twenty persons York. They married nnd estab­ of the crime, his disordered Brain Vvrnk mental state h< readily an- will he railed fpr trial at September j expansion Jh® 8^**'' caused®* lished a city home in West End caused him to make confession. rwered the nolle questioning him teini <if court ehnrgetl with having part Being suddenly heated 1* K. A. Sherman of the Forest SerAvenue, one of the fashionable Levins made several Confessions, j when they linked him about takuii part in the riots. I Breaks them. jvicc, United States Department of or rather the same confession in Howell murder and confessed t In resident streets of the Upper West to 1 Agriculture, is made as a response Side, Thoy had a magnificent coun­ several forms, lie first assumed, murder which he could not possibly I to one of the most unique among try homo at Huntington, Long . ... Blame for the murder o f alt five'h a ve committed, throws serious I aland. u.‘. members of the Merrvll fam ily.; doubt s on Bis story of the Merrell GUI left his wife for n Business l . v , ™ t,, .... trolling rioutls of the i ^ i i o rimn77l tM.".ml . " . S i T h ™ ,;™ " ..™ trip to Europe. Upon his return he j looked for her at the dock But fail. *wi to *lcd her. He hurried t « their j Vi eat End >nuso. It was empty and , _ deserted. Ho •••ent to Huntington DFNVF.lt Aug . 20. — (I N S )— Chief Forrester states, is to Bring ( ain’.To IiuVon itougi- is <wcu|iied i,y and found the country mansion a l­ Itepr, entatives „l the United mil ,-n this epfifinouw drainage Bu- "gi„nt cottonwood forest uml other so stripped. Then he learned that in States l-Nu i i -t Service in the Buck- f r.tn, the an a or waK-rsheds where |jn,|. „ f growth of all size ," Ida absence his wife had obtained _ Mountain re .1011 will start ini- on account u(lrallifa,l, character of and urges (hat the area Be cunia divorce and had married Raymond meilitely on at, extensive survey roil. topography, forest rover, ph tely stripped of the trees i„ Rennet son of one o f the weul'h* of drainage eotidilious on the mir­ lav an Important protective value.' „ iukt, r„ „ nl f or t|u. wa(,.. iest families o f Chattanooga. I then* watershed of the Mississippi 1actors Cfl^sidercd ■•(( jH uiiqi'st[itpab)y true that Bennett had established one o f , w l)ey in 1,11 effort to secure aC'n. niei iitg es|>* 'ially character this land area does support lowland tho finest homes in Florida. Twelve qua ly »s ; iM< ail available in- of mil, . loop ness 1 of glnpe, and hardwood forests o f great extent miles north,of Tampa he owned formal.,, that n. \ aid in flood cl-iii trier o f precipitation* a rating and value. Bossihly Sit p<>r cent 200 acres of orange grove nnd on it |ro\e ,ti„n „u.l .'.miiol on the will Be given tho protective valuetof tho surface area is given to wns iK-nutiful Lake Bonnet, whore Fether of U ,! 1 In Mis>i; i f torest cove'an element of growing trees, "B ut" said For W ASHINGTON. Aug. 20.(1NS) interests. he had canoes, motor Boats and jp.q |j\er. thq parUi-nLr watershed. The plan o.*ter Sherman, tile computation —Fxprtision of tho domestic trade Business nun in Detroit, Pitts­ row-boats «»f every description, lie .. . ■ , nto$*>vatersheds where of cuhie fed occupied by the ti proinotioii division of tin* commerces burgh nnd Ohio have requested a bad built a wonderful house on the , [h ,'( " " ,l' ‘ V.‘*. U' **ky ” ° " n is.t* cm estate, with a living room that was ‘ al» wl11 ‘ ""iMnct on'titcoiqit of thes* fnctovs the growth must he Bused « » the space department, to Bring it up to the survey o f that territory. It prob­ ____ ____ ................. .. in exhaustive sum f up- t-nfliithaflia prnieellve influence that actually occupied By the trees itandnrd e-tahlislied by the for­ ably will Be undertaken after thc I'nge enough for _u public audito" ,l rlum. lie had automobiles and iior- " " hjcaiion and area of fo r - ' a fore 1 might exert would have a rather than the entire land surface eign service, is planned hy Sec­ Mississippi survey is completed. bps and everything that could make ' 1 - m e icd on tin, Mi ixnippi w.i , ompariiLivety niiiioq effect upon <,n which Hie trees grow, and wlu-n retary of Commerce Hoover. Expanding Production life a dream. (l r.-licd 1 - a part i*f a propos -d rtreum and flood conditions, and to so computed tho space Between the An investigation of marketing in With foreign trade promotion Here ho Brought his . Bride ..... and ‘ h. i prevention, and control pro, locate the nrcua where, ,, , 1 1 . . • Because of levees , ,does , not appear, to bo . nearlv• well developed, department experts southern California, Utah, A ri­ the ).. 1*Began the m conquest ofm Tampa i , ; , n to Be worked ill hy the fed '"il. topugrphy, and precipitation, so choked or tiKurned by the trees, ere turning their attention to cren- zona and New Mexico will B<> fin­ •OCiety. It went slow at first. Then vr*l povi rr-meiil. tho effect of for, t cover would Be Actual . investigations on represen|j„„ n scientific . ................. . Don ,,f or a scientmc service service itm pro- ished in the fall, Results of n ’■’* * -came ....- —* ' . . . By iuiportanl. * atne “ 1” ^ 1 — 1 ’in *' *** ’ "\ al■ ,|uction, distributing and marketing, New Kugland and .South Hasten, oportunity when *L (he "Daugh The survey •lias !u*eti ordered lands the Mississippi tors of the Bevolutimi decided to Col. William II. Greeley, chief f.-r The plan contemplates putting '?>’ '"V hnvc "ave shown, ffor exampl » r .example, that , that business panics will i-e a thing survey will he announced soon. put on the Florida hollies o f I P23.’ ester, under the department of all thi; data a- far a i possible 011 ‘ 10 coUonw°od Rapidly expanding production , . -|>roduces a maxi- ((* *jjo past. A young newspaper woman who agriculture 1 ........ § of' 1 lUUK. cutlic feet‘ of w.mj| | „ oovor Ur. Friulk Surfacc, which for agricultural and indus­ el t i maps for ready consultu- ....... was doing society on 'lie o f the _ .... Ji"tt in the furmulntion o f contpre- l <r acre at fifty years of age, w ith head o f the new service, probably try probably will pass $115,000,000,Tampa papers and wns interested T, l.m ercn r) J B , , __ . . - , ti tvo plans for flood prevention an average height of 136 feet. ... 000 this year, lias necessitated In the production, suggested Mrs. - J,'T , ' , , I X 1 Ml cubic feet of .’eforc u'arlnK' the. amt control in the Mississippi Val- This 11,1* means "icuns about &0 cu Bennett and society immediately Jet* ’V " assigned to reprev®lu,'w f'-r each acre-foot appropriations committee to seek entire American distribution svvreached But for the former Broad»he orrest .Service K . The* Fore t Service data w ill , (-I.1.5B0 cubic feet) o f surface. In tem. way star and overnight she Became n l,h*I fjruld D.raughou the Miss j i'<* correlated with thut of the War other words, though 85 per cent of additional funds to iqeot the rapid­ With the large production the the most important w-man in i j:' h'l,P‘ i\ a!I‘’Y’, l ,- the Bocky Mo in . I Depart meat and other agencies for this land surface may he taken up ly increasing demands of business. commerce department found a tain District, in charge of Allen S. ,*u' construction o f reservoirs nnd Made Market SurveyTampa social circles. heavy increase in distribution costs, held have been! ' D-e. engineering methods o f flood by land growth, that tree growth if Two nights the “ hollies 0 , 1,1 , i*’ .. ‘h« District Forrester, . -■ ----. Surface announced that the de­ a portion of which may be elimin­ occupying not 85 percent But about the Imaids in Tampa, May 22 and t1" - 1 hoyenne, Niobrnra. 1*9 per cent of the cubical space, partment is about to launch a re­ ated by application of scientific 21, o f 1023. The show, thanks to the 1’k‘ ttc nnd Kansas River drain-1 K. A. Sherman, Associate For- and its effect toward raising the gional market survey in the Upper Among the greatest fac­ grace and art o f Mrs. Bennett, who •‘ tf1'*_ J*. ' has 1»-, n named By Colonel flood level or retarding the move- Mississippi valley, including north­ methods. tors in high prices is the distribu-, The survey liu> Been d e l 11 red an Gr»-c!t*y to direct the survey. 1 '■rated her own part and was the ern Indiana. Northern Illinois, Wis­ tint*, cost, in the opinion o f experts. jdnzuiy o f the exposition, wus a emergency job by the Forest Ser-j -The tree „ ,wth on the several ' wholly insignificant. ^ U “- Ccrtai.ily,” ^ n lt* consin. Iowa, western Michigan and The department’s service to com- { n,uut success, Mrs. Bennett's en­ vice Officials, and the entire par-, millions of acres between or Inside the forester points out," an; trif­ possibly purts of neighboring meree will take the form of co-1 trance into society seemed assured. .' ‘s,-!'vlr® leveef „ f the Mississippi could ling dis«dvunt|;e thus cf.u»c«i is states. operation in the investigation of Khc had won her place. Not one o f structed to stand ready tc* lend 11 have only a negligible effect upon Experts will be sent to this many technical an economic prob-1 overwhelmingly counterb/Janceil by the young society matrons and mis- hand in speeding the idg under (the level nT {1 ancj ot||y a the benefits derived froin niaking territory to make a study of pro­ lems, submitted by Business, and 1 ses o f Tampa who took part in the taking to completion. The survey inal Influ,-n, ,. upon „,,on movement movement "off tills land, which is useless for any duction distribution, and other in the general study <»f production,! , revue Bad any idea tliat il was to I will Ihi completed By urly full. the water* toward tin* gu lf." This cantinued prodivu,,,, Krtiw marketing conditions. The report distribution, marketing and sales! closci with u terrible tragedy. j Tho olijcct of the survey, the dec Iaration by Associate Forester other t rves. will be made available to business! methods. L E V IN S IS ONLY WITNESS AGAINST ACCUSED SLAYER is D e v e l o p m e n t P r o g r a m Will C ost S o v i e t G o v e r n m e n t M o r e T h a n B illio n Dollars Baby Falls 100 Feet But Escapes Death su re Forestry Service Members f^X.ten.S^ e Survey O f M ississippi Conditions ' VU-uo..., R ia " J L r t a 5S'Ji*.S S'K ; ExpansionOf The Domestic TradePromotionDivision Of CommerceBu reau Planned - ---- 1 •t «U , __ __ _ �‘'■sm PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY. AUGUST 20, 1027. *** M . Lnford Dally Herald NT AD. RATIOS L « : Ca»h in Advance ^nm* ails, will lie received .Irons and collector aent ■lately for payment. . 9c n line 7c n line tic a lino Ic u lino Phone 148 MARKET HACI* SANFOKDOvertaml To. Willy*,- 5— Hein W n n lcd Fem ale R AD IC AL RENT Kmphts a. overland, Whippits. P ’ Y a n ic a r c malc REDUCTION Park & Commercial Sts. Phono 58 LADIES—Wb pay VB hundred tint........ ....................r . ___ ____ Three beautiful apartments, HKIIIN01.K HUDSON- KSSEX ' " lK birthday curds; no selling; each consisting ot living room, bed" opportunity beginners; experience room, kitchenette and bath, with INC WKl viaa Avo. unnecessary. Addressed envelope all modern conviences, electric I'bone -it bring... particulars. Arlcraft l aid, light, gas and hot water hentei etc. llroudway, N. Y. Tr.ey are handsomely decorated, —, , ~ ~ ----------- attractively furnished and have 4— Uusinoss Service 1*-AUIKS—Kara $ I5 dozen sewing Davenport bed in living room. They . aprons, absolutely no selling; ex- are centrally located with one of SI’ Et.l AI NOTH'!** perienee unnecessary; materials the most Imautiful outlooks ill the GARAGE APAR TM E N T nr Innr.dnw furnished, not loo close In. Apply .Imu'S. Roll Hardware. pin A T F A iR i •j - HI— Houses For Still J I S ItV WILLIAMS OUT OIJK W A Y 18— Wanted T o Hen! f f l I AST T A ? t-\a u F-An E S uad w A iT ’m tM f r o m t a B o T c A e n e 'm U B o R v S ’m C-rROCeR'V'o M e.'oe.^MAiMCT, tsi s o u ••'OR S A L !':- Four room cottage 'S *Jj oil one of host lots on Magno­ R O L L ^ O V t R N CtO T ’ ry.v't, lia Avenue, neud South Sid.* Ford gonenturs exchanged $ LUO I!n U? h ! p IT v ‘ ’'’.n.!’1 '1 d l f* wrwm anJ *cvV-tt-P A N ! tM JOSS SOURSELFS. Price teiisanable. Terms Ceniinitni* iru lt .. *>uin turns. A M 11A t 202 Market imhn covered smmres between School J** \■*.\U « i\ ^ |fans, * T “S a lir io S J>tterson, New Jersey. i’ark and Sanford ‘Avenues c on,. o suit purrJiusvr. Owner lio\ -l.il am M U - M E E - 1 H AFTA o o Ol '’ W , •nre Herald. ■me rates mi requeat. 'motors, ait 'makes and types re- . * , „ . * « .* ” '" d e a l Street and the BmilevurJ. A l l M W A iT m P E R T H 5 i. paired and rebuilt Armature wind‘ ,1'!7‘*n « l’w'ng an,| beyond over Lake Monroe, reduced rales are fm 'ing. All work guarantied ns new H U L L THREE. OF O S . home Experience untiec- I **r small families there are no d*. Ljitive insertions. , eijuipineiil. Rusiness e-tabli.-hid l “ P/ ,."uU‘r*nm cut; instructions sirulile upartiiients in Sanford and • ‘ It SALE:- One of best five Jwords of uvoram* length I |ui4 1 inm.slied. Addressed envelope til! December (perhaps till Julia* -;is rs loom bungalows mi Palmetto L uted a lino, Wilson Electric Co. l U i 'V i,u1rlk "lars. Milo <iarmeut, ary) they can In- rented ill \\■niie, m Sanford Heights, corJ L jjnium charge o f 3<lc fm I IS Forest street ‘ ! - _ Broadway, Raymme, N. .1. SIX DOt.I.AUS .A WEEK. iCi lit, equipped with electric insertion. One rear apartment cun lie had •to r • and water heater, price le.».« Jacksonville, FlaJadvertising is restricted f>— Help W unted (M u le ) B. at SIN a month. Call at 200 North hni m.irket value, terms to suit. L,.r classification, Park Ave, corner Commercial St- Sin 15 t ’. II. Ileiald. Jn oiror is made The SanTRU CKING : Ton truck leaves ROYS WANTED Can use five They can Ik* seen only between 10 Jerald will be responsible for Jacksonville twice weekly,; good boys win* ur** mistiurs. * ..............„ „ .special , A. A1. ............................ ami noon unless by "' ***- **ioit kv* TO Jjy „ne incorrect insertion. jean tnk ■ your goods there reason- *arn as high as a dollar an after- appointment over telephone 777 • vti- i|" k ', »It SALE:Five room Spanish Idvertiser for auhstquent ably. P. O. Itox Rid. |noon. Apply Circulation Depart- during the hours named, or Tel .......i’ 'o' I tiegnlnv. on Park Avenue, 2 Ions. The office should be 'JWMi/.io—” ~ ---- | tnent Herald. ephoiie 775 at other times. an garage, nice lawn, Immediate L immediately in case of M E T A L R O O F IN G — Th* Roof F .v-1---------------------------------------------------------ps ‘ M'Nsiitn, can’t lie beat for I lie erf tsting. Metal shingles; !•— Instructions . n’' price, tel in-, $200.00 rash. Im lw i> TWO NEW — nicely furntsneu standing seam tin and galvinizcd1rO ADVERTISERS imntMv. l>o\ IIS care Herald. apart incuts. $25 per month. 015 roofs. See James II. Cowan. Oak, FRANCO SCHOOL OF r.r.AUTY W. First St. Phone -UV. Herald representative Ave. and Third St. Phone 111. | CULTURE, 29 West Test Monroe L)i|y fumiliai with rates, 21 — Lots For Stilt* I Street, Jacksonville. Flu., the only r «oi,J clae.Miicutiun will Mi — Houses Fur Kent YOUR RUSINESS —card appear-! ! W d ""1 W t*1 1 equipped school In ,m cnmpA'te Information, 1 Florida, opens Kept, 1st. See or Ml < K LANDS ARE VAI.DAIH.E you wish, they will assist ing daily in this column will write Mrs. Moore for special offer "A Jo i itocc mites from the cil) i wording your want ud. FIVE ROHM bungalow, Com­ limit- mi highway I have eigtit , t<> first 25 students to enroll. ke it morn effective. I reach over .'I,(1(J0 every day! pletely furnished, plume drib. ucii'' ni muck lands licit can Im Iu all primary Ih-iii:5l tni $.500 mi acre or Special Jll>()|(TANT NOTICK -and it costs so little a 12 word COACHING:grade subjects beginning Monprice iniiiic on all of it. I'tiirty rn'rers should give ttieir a j for one month costs only $2,00. day. See Mrs. .1. C. Mitchell at FIVE Rlitial furnished 1hi Use for arii in ciiiitu tract includes cili.$HI or postoffice address us 2121 Palmetto Ave. between 1" rent. See V. A. Speer, III Park III- hinds and oilier good gulden Phono 148 j* their phono nun.lier if land. Line, place for poultry an I and 12 o'clock this week only. Ave. desire results. About one trin k nf all Itiuls. Men can make Just ask for “ Classified Depart­ out of a thousand has 1(1-A— Poultry And Eggs DANDY NICE Five room bungn- living laismg bulbs, celery, vege­ Iphonc and the others ment'’ *^.f?.VMiUiftMS’ low, all modern conviences. Apply tables and poultry for Sauiord and ‘M * communicate with you Orlando markets. Address lt.\A. •'. • MARY CHICKS, send no money, 117 Popular Ave. Phone 004-J. T h e s i l e m t P a r t n e r s . ClM» ST St* MST*Cl. W6 t they know your address. core Herald. This will not be oil ftfO. u tP A T* OTT , ,, . .. v, ' we ship C. O. D. Pay your mailJdisri.ntinuaiire M lTSI be minkct long. If you do not think t u m u ^ riV i v p u - i c l 'i I 'i/Viv-'e """* when chicks are delivered. ■in person at The Senloro this land is worth the price try to FIVE ROOM!M l -i m ! v p , „ A4LkM,* m’,^. L-ghorns, $12.00 per 100. Rms. FURN1SIILD |office or by letter, leleliuv .-nine of the muck lands in SUM El II ING NEW AN I) RE IV .’ ' broom, (10) groom. The ladder house for rent. Phone 805-W. Mixed $10.00. discnntlnunnces me nol 1L it. FUR FURTHER IN FORMAL rh . ; , iiI iiit parts nf the country. grammarian who can get the brido Lnkolnnd, 1IUN. CALL PHONE 23B-J OR . I,aby ‘ hukir>’ . in plncud on the top ning of the down in fewer steps curries o ff CI.M’ \* m I LMl C A k lU A D li Tin. FOR RENT: Two houses, 1103 , — SEE, V. /’ C. cCOLLER, SANFORD, the prize. i ladder anil the other on the bottom. , , 1 and 1405 W. First Street. Kent, ^li— Mt.sct'llanCOUS F o r S al* ous Prom Jit - Efficient r LA. j The play climbs down one rung One reason for the great poptl* FRYERS FORt 8 A I.L -.J 0 cents Vulcanizing Works. ______________________ _ Service at n time by changing n single lurity of Hit* new word-mugic is pound. Casne?i% Snnforil Avenue, ..... ....................... PHONOGRAPH ... repairing, p iaru ', ' “ '".’m ’ r 7 r "iV ,"T n i.'.'f*' ..... TTT7.... V , , 7 ' l ’r I*. SALE: Wagon and pair of i v i r n r t a f j f n n A 7D letter o f the word which forms the that it eon In* adapted to player, tuning by experts with IT years Ji ” “ P ,!<l' f *rstfarm »n lift, y o u RENT: “ r‘ ««f»|rn'»h; imd <00. Farm implements, | { ] [ ' next rung. The Inst change must ot varying skill, 'the hesitant be­ Inmini'i'men Is l ex perl once. Sanford Mux'c Store RARY CHICKS. Rocks, Reds anil l''l stucco imngalow, 2 bed cheap. Mrs. It. N. Tlioiuns, \\ t give him the word on the bottom ginner prefers a ladder o f five or , ai:e Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & II M: Leghorns, all extra fine quality l'v'»K d mug room. Filet St. ■-----1rung. six steps. The seasoned climber stock. Write me. Amos G. Norm- h'Uhen (equipped with electi e iTION and PLUMBING— _ Under Arcade, Phone 632. ' L a d d lT grr.in s N o w T h re a te n l o l or example, In the Lnddergrnm tackles one twice as long. range,) balh (with hot and cold insialty. We handle electric ■ ■■■“■1 ' ,----- ;----------- an. Pine Castle. Fla. {V n . ’ FOR SALE VERY Cl lEA P- tw> — -------------------------------------Stl|)|)lanl ((UCfUim tnillli o .for ehnuging lead to gold the step* ' watej*). located 2300 Paimet I pumps, home light ami BUILDING lU.OLh.s — irrigation — r— . . •S photic In re " •' r'.is ranges, Inula, rugs, etc.. P op u la r In d oor S p o rt; N e w limn ( n lead, (2) load, <») goad, Gill o f fur and colored feathers timmei rates, Avinne, rent Ilants .ianford Mncliine Co. boxes und general cement wuik 10-11— I la n ls A m i l' low it S nil iii-w. Party leaving town tlii* .. . .. i i i\«i I ip iih ( U noil . I*of turning muck intu are some of the novelties intro­ 1 IS. I U//.I 2 Lom ew h u l D illu n it |h|i l<ftlUlcrB‘ um ,H : ( n Miracle Concrete <’u. J. E. Ter v. ci i Ciilt Mi*. Fnrbts. phone 7551-J. , W ANTED :— PEPPER PLANTS. — .......— duced on French evening wraps. „t willeger, Pray. 3rd uud E!m. .v ... black, (2) brack, (3 ) brace, (4) St yound r\.ivisu price and variety. Mrs. , Leu ive apols on ti waxed floor NEW YORK Aug. 2 D .-(IN M , t|.tfC0, <r.) trice, (0 ) trite. (7) 4-KOOM Cottage. iinfon)lshed, for A. O. Pledger, Kissiniee, Fla. A fanciful frmk for a young (n> white, 1 rent. 1700 hloeL. S25 a month, with kerosene and polish with n New York may soon be In the thro- j n, L i I’.ii-i.ti+i tipnr LAN EY.S DRUG STORE--Pre-i girl Is made of white georgette weigiitcd Itriish. cs of another puzzle craze, whirl ((jj judder grams are so (omeo link bracelet near ........... . o.,.i„ u-____ i Rox 1700 rare Herald. scrlptlons. Drugs, Soda. We uro ‘ 11— Aliacellnneniis with » flock of threatens 1,1 ! National Hank. Reward. nimiteiis to take the country by X , b“ w can crepe and trimmed ^ us near you us your phone. Cull li'J ■ . ____—------------» term. Puzzle runs who turned thl. t0„ Jung of the blue l.inls embroidered in blue silk. Uor Curlett, Geneva. CAR AW NINGS.Auto Aw iirrosswnrds t " " " " 1V1!, ” ladder get down to the groom on V IG/i 1-UH it I KEN UE HR \ l’ il 1NT ing Co. 11 Rail. Hldg. Guggenheims an* piling tig l" 1" " 1m.d <m rung- The shortest A black lace dinner gown o f uil* linnkobcles SHOP — Printing, Kr.grsvlng, new word-pastime known as UMI* : |uj j lir y^t devised is o ladder of usual charm he* eirculur inserts of Embossing. Kio os first. We do 12— W an I l*d dergnims. ! m luide CM brim* black satin and a large bow of • Phono JI7-W. R. R. Avenue1 b ill ifiF. H isTi"^inSglng'one W iT S f.? .™ -j <«> ^>V * ^ 1*-..*** <«> Hlibon pmdied on the W ANTED: 25 dental technician curs und Graham trucks C o m m e r c i a l S t r e e t . mimlier 'Y let- nock. (7) crook. <H) brook, ('.») shoulder. students; d months course $5<t. 13th Ct. Phone 3. “ of e - i ( i | Dental laiboratory. Meisni -- ------------------------- il.UMRER und complete line INS i. COWAN CO. Auto building material. Isiw prices. Huilding. It.ir and sheet metal works. Security Lumber Co., “ Where Good Inch Ave. Phone 7DI-W. Grades Come From" Mapio and It'* A FARM TOOLS WANTED _ _________________ — I Sixth. Phoiie 7‘J7. \ W A N T TO HUY tractor- uis** plow, IN'FORD ilUICK CO. CONCRETE in every shape and harrow, ditcher. W. M. Young,' .i < 1212 Magnolia Ave. form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ 2tli> N. Park Ave. Tel 777 nr 775. mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ Phone 357. ucts Company, Fifth and Motile 15— Apartment Far Ken I Sts, Phone llk-W . MODEL TRIM CO. rim the ear, not the owner." j FURNISHED: Gat ago apartment. CLARENCE SMITH flume 817 for estimates Four rooms and hath, l"7 E. 5th General Contractor P. W. RADFORD St Phone 552. 000 \V. First a t HUPS- MARMONS Plume -111 Common I end hnn’ iny sp'dl 1 Lnfurd Automoliile Co. quickly, and consequently -diruhl L’tioliu Ave. Phone 137. In- purcliased in smull quantities. ME'I A L ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ erlasting. Metal shingle*!; FEW SANFORD ROOSTER To make your white sail. • i i dl­ only SI.0(1, Ktudebak'-r standing seam tin und galvanized er, Use part cream. Use nlie and' VR A>I. for carlmn Juice with roofs. See .lames II. Cowni. Oak l ie-half to-isi iionfllls of flour to, pe- slop., the knock. San ave. and Third St- Phone lit. .one cup of cream. jiarape Co. MANHATTAN MAY l a - s ^ S s r SOON BE GRIPPED Seven Tons of Piano Playing \r* IiY TA YLO B >M’N POP ^PT C R IC S O M .T H E 3RER V4ITM W H O M I GOING Y o T ite ARCTIC, IS COMING To n u s m t t o t a l k - AMD HEf?E ARE So m e OP 7HC DREADED ICE FLOES WE'LL HAVE TO GO THftouGH ON OUR JOURNEY — THERE'S BEEN A LONG LIST O F W IE R D M Y S TE R IE S li S omething TURNS UP SoTHAT You don V HAVE To Go- a n d YD T hink i t s a l l m y Fa u lt l hope ■ T O R O U aM IT—x- c o n n e c t e d w it h t h is p a r t ic u l a r AREA - SOME EXPLORERS HAVE NEVER B EEN ABLE T O G E T ftCR OUR POAW5 l e Molssayo Hogusluwskl, Chicago pianist, got to wondering recently how much energy he used in playing a piece of music. So 1m got mil a set of scales to test the force cd Ills fingers' blows on the key­ board He found that In the four minutes It took him to play M ^ tn-ustein’s "Staccato Ktude" be exerted force ot H.7U0 pounds 1M .V3 your President Coolidge Meets A Princess AD V o ■JJ: J/ / — WELL. 1 HOPE TO G O T O MEAVEAf t ^1 - O F C O U R S E , T H A T 'S p " Y O N E O F TH E TRIF LING ^STACIES WE LL E N C O U N T d f t - Y J E U -,9 'P O S IN ‘ w e C A N T G E T TH R O U G H th at w ay - th em WHCRe d o w e >f>i ;y (3 0 ? Ni H \\ f I f you're a t e l e p h o n e subscriber simply lift the hook, ask for 148 and state your request. It’s a service that makes it comparatively easy fo r you to insert yom, advertisement. And Want ads o ffe r the solution to many a problem. There’s always someone euger to buy, sell or trade; someone who has a service to offer. Results are certain and the cost is quite mod­ erate. ** 'all Before 1 c lo c k For The Day's Insertion member ci (, i n •*****- ,»« « v * r»T <3ty V M W lllT rflfl I’ rcxWcnt Coolidgo la now u full-fledged of the tribe of Sioux ( Indiana. Ho waa Initiated by Prince** Itmu* Mud Yellow Rolje, direct j descendant of the funioUH Sitting Hull. Tide picture ahowa Hit* prin­ ce*.! and tin* prtaidc-nt juat efter rhe hud given him hi* ceremonial heal dress. [ •• - -ii 'Le* ....... ... IL Z S l it n The Sanford Herald � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 20, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/acdad445e321ba3b891c6a6c60376474.pdf 1b1f808ba939a2a7c6ef809aa8726d77 PDF Text Text * i T H E W EATHER your n e w s pa pe r lublishcd in Florida’s H eart V„ World’s Greatest Vegetable Lflion. Its Richest Garden Land UiMB NO. X V II. Pnrtly clomlly toroght and Tues­ day, with showers Tuesday and In west portion tonight. Leased Wire Inlernaliunal N ew sservice SAN FO RD , F LO R ID A , M O N D AY. AUGUST 22, 1D27. adicals’ Attorneys “ etitlon fu lle r f o r mother .Death Delay N U M B E R 2D!) Member Audit Rurcau O f Circulations 'HOPEGIVEN UP Lost Explorer Finds rfAClFIC FLIERSW a y OutThruScore MAY BE FOUNDO f Hidden Passages A rkansas People O f White ; S “ COTTON PLANT, ARK., Aug. homes. The overflow today was 122 (IN S ) —With water pouring coming through the 28 breaks in j through 28 gaps in the White Riv-jtlu* levee from McClelland to Coter levee near McClelland, residents ton riant left by the grent floods Week-end llrimrs Forth No ‘ *” * ~ lost spring. of the lowlands along the White Good News From Hundreds and Cache rivers today were trans­ Kreijuent rises this summer has porting movable property to re­ made levee repair work impossible Or Hunts And Planes Still fu g e e camps established by the Red and these gaps have never been Searching For Lost Airmen closed Refugees being driven from ________ ! Cross near here. their homes this time declare they — .will not return until the levees practically the same territory in have hern repaired ns this is their this section with from four inches third flight this year for safety, to four feet of water. The present rise will destroy •» a h l ort, h p The number of homeless families great amount o f crops, planted Invv Will Continue Looking Was To Re Unfurled A l lorwi'l be smaller than Inst spring inre the first flood. The crest In For Captain Erwin’s “ f»alneys For The Fair E ffect because many persons who wore expected here by Wednesday and las Spirit” T ill Thursday driven from the lowlands by th e 1 it will be several days before the Settlement Out O f Court overflow did not return to their water recedes. Hope that the seven missing r Contlrnined Radicals Seem To Chief Justice Can Ntn Act COURT BOOM LOS ANGELES Hawaiian flyers are still alive Aug. 2 2 .— (IN S ) -Mrs. l.ito Grey lie In Rest Snieits tin I Rellecauselle Is In Canadallnwaned to its lowest ebb today. The fusl Last Minute E fforts less lie Is Prevailed Upon ; Pole planes. "Miss Doran" nnd rhn'plin Is free o f the marriage 1 "Golden Ragle." were Inst seen six bond that tied her to her famous NICKAJACIC C A V E , O f Priest To Convert Them To Return For This Purpose _ IIE LLM O U N D , T E N N . Aug. I days ago by lighthouse keepers on busbaad, t’ bnrles Spencer t hnp- S the desolate Fnrnlloncs, 20 miles o ff lin, millionaire funny man o f the I ^ ( j j < S ) __ III n Bem ‘i-hystc * OT? _ . „ STATKS PRISON, BOSTON, BOSTON, Aug. 22.— (IN S )—In the Golden Gate. Aug. 2 2 . — fIN S )— After an even- « final nnd desperate eff< rt to ob­ scr‘'‘'"' court ..ncoetl'cnl condition, Lawrence AshOne hour after The “ Pallas Spirit", piloted by ’ ingef laughing, singing nnd joking tnin intercession Tor Nicola Sacco .ludge Walter ley, gcoljgist-cxploror, lost in "l.one Star Bill” Erwin and guid­ hen* this morning in their death cells here, Nicola nnd Bartolomeo Vanzetti from the the m y ria d s o f su b terran ean loSTON, Aug. 22.— (IN S ) Sacco and Bartilmneo Vnnzctti United States Supremo Court, Guerin awarded her the decree on ed by Alvin Klrhw'ild. disappeared . . . p a ssa ges lakes anil r iv e r s of grounds o f cruelty and accepted [in- question o f lift? or death slept late this morning. councel f< r the two condemned men «n ri»rki>il In H is L i- Atk’lc Williams Nabbed Early into the void last Friday night. j Nicola Sacco and BnrtoloKi win’s radio told of a tnilspin and with indications that lie would sign N ic k n jn e k c a v e f o r alm ost a A con lin g to prison guards Sacco made «n «l»penl early today to Negro Is Surprised In HIM • >e Saturday Night And Police 1 . Vnn/.etti was put square- nnd Vnnzctti Fpent n joyous S u n - 1 * *'ief .In lice then whined into silence. Airmen it, ns approved a property settle­ week, w as re s tin g e a s ily to ­ qim r Cache Hy S h e r if f Hull \\illmm Howard ............................................. lus whcli will give the former d a v h a v in g .w a lk ed fro m b to Governor A lvin T. day evening. They snug songs nnd Tnft. who is spending a vacation at Link Him With A Series Of fear he nose-dived into the sea ment \\ hnlsKnnckedDRlloadNN ith Un G iry of the^filins 1025,000 nnd liv in g to m b th ro u gh a new nnd sank beneath the surface. His l. Bor again today— a hare swapped Rtorics through the bars, Murray Hay, < nnada. KnhhcricsInPust Few Weeks Btd lie D y in g Soon A ft e r w a r d lie custody I plane was heavily laden for a 212- tin _______ o .f her two infant cbil- lo x it ill G e o r g i a . ................ [hours before the comlcm- later making the death house re- .Michael Angelo Musmanno. one i " * ’ Kmergng from his living tomb \T HI hour flight to Hawaii to search dron, Charles Spencer Chaplin, Jr., radicnls were due l*> round with their laughter. Toward of the lawyers representing S.w < With iho arrest of Adele IW I.A T K A, Fla., Aug. 22.— (IN yesterday morning after having end Vanzetti, got in riMimuntrntton for Atiggy Pedlar, Vilas Kuopc, and Sydney Knrlc Chaplin. helievu they :h lo the electric chair at midnight Iho men fell o ff to slcp . with Chief Justice Taft on the long Si Armed posses were searching I •«"«". spent five dayn burrowing thnntgh I’0,| 1V and Mildred Ilornn in the Miss Dur­ perhaps their last night of slumber knight. COURT ROOM. LOS ANGELES, the zubtorrnnunn passages of Sand an, nnd for Jack Frost and Gordon illatnnfc tHel-linii.*, « k l » , him if i v |„ today | M ., { T , K on earth. Council for the two men npScott in the Hearst monoplane. Cal., Aug.22 (IN’ S )— Charles 8 pon Mmmtnln. Ashley stumbled Into They were tired by their cele­ reil at the state house nt noon . f t - - : 1 ....... .. «»■*>...... ......... ..... « , ' K “ ; S X . . : The airplane carrier Langley, enr Chaplin, Millionaire funny man the sunlight nnd fresh nlr again nt bration and when they finally slept . formnlly petitioned the gover’ Chief Justice Taft replied that, lege.l to have rlnln Sherllf Perry the residential section during the with her brood of 2111 observation of the silver sheet, ’’has come to n wild nnd desolate snot known ns I to grant nm-ther respite on the their snoring rumbled through the ns lie is out of the jurisdiction o f, Hall of Flagler . unty when Bin- l-‘ 1 sevcrul days, planes, and the nirplmf> tender terms" with his estranged wife Lltu Castle Rock on the Georgia side, Imd that the case is now in liti- death chamber and across the the U. S. Supremo Court lining on .,l |lt'cd nt h|g liquor cncho by the ofwa _ an .• te.i Saturday Aronstnek, with four seaplanes, nt Grey Chaplin, it was suddenly an­ about five miles from the entrance electric chair. Sacco and Vanzetti ,,n in the supreme court of tlie foreign ................ sod—he could li<rt net. He .. , night abi.nit !• o « lock by Patrolman her side will reach today the app­ nounced hero today. ............... . . of tho rave. led States. This action by cmin- have Iwen given the regulation said that he dill not plan to return »u * >*' u-,‘ •• It. L. Kennedy, following an at­ roximate position at which the His face black with a weeks board A huge property settlement, de­ lollowed swiftly on the heels of death house clothing as they are to the United States until Aug. 211.1 Sheriff llall died lit thu enjt tempt holdup of P. Cavourn nt Ids "Dallas Spirit" fell into a tail spin. termined by agreement out o f court his elcdhing tom nnd caked with (formal docketing of the case in scheduled to go to eternity nt two Tnft asked why the defense at- ce.irt hospital nt St. Augustine yes­ grocery store at Fourth Street and Tlu> Langley anil the Aroostook will Walter Guerin shortly after bnililT clny nnd his battered and torn Vhingt.m this morning. They minutes after midnight tonight. i i i . torneys bad not nppcnlod to ;»s- terday from wounds received when Cypress Avenue. F2 Filtering the join shortly before noon the des­ applied for a writ of certiorThis clothing consists of.a black rikj„ | 0 Supreme t ourt Justices Smith struck him over the head store, Williams is said to have cov­ troyers Hull, Kidder, Fnrcnholt mid was reached counsel told Judge knapsack upon his bent back, AsliRussell rapped fur order. lev stumbled upon the child o f |frnm the notion’s highest tri­ pair of trousers with the right leg who are inthe United State .. 1with a bottle at I. Florida, 12 ered Covoura witi. a pistol and de- Curry. Together the six nnvy Details uf Lila Grey's lO-pngc John Campbell, local farmer, who al. slit to the knee, a while J'1' 1 Mnsmanno then briefly re- miles east of here. Armed posses nianded money. The etc reliant boat • and tb(. giant flock of planes divorce complaint, which has screamed the news to her father. at the elbows nnd short. white (.rror,„ u,al bad been beat the swamps east of the city renamed for help mid bis cries (Continued on Pago Three) threatened for months to rock the Refusing help, he stumbled on Ho­ ONINGTON. Me., Aug.. 3 2 |,|en|othing. The clothing la « nt rou.iien . . . . . . . . 1 " • * ' ........... r - xeeutimi all day yerterdry seeking the ne- frightened the negro away. foundations o f the motion picture wards his home, bubbling wildly S'S—Associate Justice IInr-||im| shortened in order to permit l l " ,*’u . A ( d ive r‘ gro, but lie was still nt Liberty toiteporting llto incident to Patrol­ capital of the world, will never lie and Incoherently. stone, of the United Ssntes,,, fastcning o f the bands of the ‘ ^ I1 1 F , ouis U. day. man Kennedy, Cavourn suid that |tossed to a morbid puldle from tho erne Court, to.lay refused to c1cctric chair. ) e,‘ l.n,.1y 11•’ " ‘ forn, re ice A fter a hearty meal, Ashley 1 § a MjM,crios Mmlerlnsgoes goes loto the Brnndcis. « «tay of execution for Nil r-d eis . The The former for,.... rejected reject, the I ,|n,| purpriseil tbs negro in the the negro had failed to get anywitness stand. ( elestim-s Modelios goes i* in n))J)0n| n„ j u l0 latter explained lie ni l |(f |il|UI„ jn H,c rear I'llirr. The negro was captured a narrated a brief acmunt of his ex ­ lly nightfall today, il is expected periences in the under ground cav­ and Bartolomeo %nnzcttl. rlinir first being in cell number "> net net because of the inter- 1 <|f |jtlf .„r,li»g t., two wit- fi . ainutes inter at Third Street Mrs. Chaplin, changing her legal ill went to the little island just I Snt,co jn number two and could “ erns o f Sand Mountain, wnrded o ff ests of relatives in the ease. '„».*«•». As llw negro turned he and Cypress Avenue and Ids ident­ Jdc Penobscot today to ink for iVanzetti ' ; ... •is ,in cell ,, number i1 ' attack to a simple charge of cruel­ number three, told I Musmanno told T n ft,that an oft ,ri| n „ Vl.r the sheriff’s ity was established by thu merch­ ly, will have received an interloc­ newspapermen nml-went to sleep. ly of sentence for the two con . »• ne io io !^ ---, . i ,i:. i ii.Mieu u mm ■ •••»• ....v«... Madicros is rendv ready to to mo die he "I started Monday morning to ned men pending cmsiderntioi, M J, ., ,su,.la Madicros. ["^ ^ "iV t^ m d . w th ^tcinpIc. Slu t iff Il .il .vj., rushed,to ant. - — . '’s f. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., *rtng.22- utory decree o f divorce; tho custody application for a writ of ccrtlo- ' . ^ visitod Wm in u,n death wluMs sw n d -11 Insl|nK^ v.lure fee «Hm I Without rcThe negro was placed in jail and ( IN S )—The Lake City Highway been decided, and tho famous com­ cxploro the new opening which I . by the liicbest Jcdorul.t»n,tin- jjjjjjj, today> The sister spent '!c1 nS‘: I , " hU van.tioiM.t lnle I »■ limit, 2» itnlnlng eonsclou ness nt 2) oclocl: following an all-day investigation eamu into its iimiiiI Sunday |irom- edian will be free to return to Ids had discovered and which I thought must lend to n chamber of inner v two hours with her convicted M||’||. i (|f| Maine <"asl neai^■!yesterday after...... uii Sunday by Chief o f Police Buy ineiiee yesterday when an milomo- of the Chaplin children will have i _ stay liacl been refuswl by Asstudio work with a great burden cavern that hud not Veen explored negro of Yelbile containing Mr. and Mrs. ThontG. William:, and Lieutenant A. II. brother. Henry William Rockland. |»t(> Justices Holmes and BrnnSmith. and lifted from bis mind nnd heart. lie fore," he suid. "W ith provisions When she left the death bouse linked with uh R. Smith. Louis Musmanno culled Murray Bay a vington, at whose borne Sinilb i Beckwith, lie was nnd Chief Justice T aft was ’I'be property settlement, it was and equipment for a stay of tv7 U Miss Madicros said tliut her broth Thomas Smith, Jr., overturned a f­ thefts at two homes during the said l > i.ave hidden for sever.. Ihtc to net because ho was «>n I when 'second time on the l"i.g distant'.. learned, was signed by Mrs. Chap­ days in tho enve, I took my time down nnd erte. ter a cullission with another car past few days. With the recovery cr bad broken nn«l erma wnen ■ hon(> nml plcH(|ed willl T aft to lieurs following the slaying, was Lign soil being in Canada. be learned that lusmother was ^ ^ bon|cr t() . United , being held m jail herotoday under of several suits of clothes, a pistol driven by Rufus Davis, colored. lin last F rila y noon and a messago about the exploration nnd It wn* to that effect was secretly relayed Tuesday afternoon when I sturted niob ilush light mid several other artic­ The Smiths, residents of this city physically unublo lo | > I States long enough to receive the ( guard to prevent threatened kOSTON, Aug. 22 (IN S )— Figh*.to court clerks iiiul stenographers out." were traveling west towards Lake le:, police said that Williams would , ,, renuest from the ilefense lawyer. >violence. dcspcrntcly against time nnd visit today. in order to uvoliTexpensivo prepar­ "The entrance to this new pnes" I i.m ready, I dmi t mind dying, • Justice suggested that a lllooillioiind are tracing Stullb:« |,0 v.uirged with the robbery of the City in the virinity of Baldwin ations for a long drawn legal luittlo. (the "Inst ditch,” «t, imposing age was Tory small a hole when the car driven by Davis at­ homes of J. P.Shewnrt, Ninth .Madicros told bis sister. 'telegram be sent to him Inunedlay of lawyers made six rapid •trail and p«.*s > are heating the Five minutes beforo court oponthrough a lot of loose dirt. I had llc urged her and their toother ^ . em|MM|yin|7 any miuests the , woods in search o f the slayer. Street and Kim Avenue, and tempted to cross in front, of them »• attempts today to save the to bear under the ordeal. A |„wy'crs v. jhbc.l to make. [(Continued On Page Three) ‘ Sheriff Hall have a widow and George P. Bishop,* 1015 Magnolia into a small by-road. .lo a n e d ,A three trlccn,m dl.nrtchB. Im­ Avenue. Ftdlowing the crash the Smith Stream of stragglers was flowing collapM! behind me but It was not small w„ children. cr MiclVael J. Murphy the prison until l started out, crawling back­ car overturned spilling all of thu through the court room doors. mediately to Murray Bay, tiue., A pistol with which the negro chaplain paid another visit to the and in the meantime the Sacmattempted to hold up Cnv« uru was occupants, Mr. Smith who wni At t>: 15 Gavin McNub, Charles wards through tho opening, that dentil house. driving nt the time received ser­ Vanzelli lawyers and the defense identified ns the property o f Mr. attorneys for Chuplln, put In an my fears were realized and there Sacco and Vnnzetti on the cv* of committee made arrangements t" ious injuries and was hurriedly Bishop, police officials are expect­ npponrenre closely followed by ul* was an avalanche of loose dirt and tlieir electrocution today both ie charter at. airplane to carry one or ing to link Williams with nt least brought to this city by passing fred Reeves, manager of the Chap- rocks. . pproximntely 500 people attend- I h j r he VnTtHof their "Thu fall was heavy nnd the |the c o m m u n i t y religious servici Father Murpi.y visit- more of the attorneys to the bordAn unusually light dorliet was one more theft nnd perhaps others, motorists for incdicul attention. jin studios. opening was completely closed. I the Municipal Pier Sunday n.gm night ' '"thms.lU I aim r , > ,|i>ath ‘'r *M Die event Taft consented to The remaining members of the The nut hurtles are also working un this Court 1 the meeting was promninced '" g Dio doomed m cross tlie line to meet tl\’ lawyers, heard in .iluiiicipi.l family escaped with slight injurie* was trapped by a thick new wall morning, eight cases being called the theory that the negro Imd an „ f boulders and clay, through f the most successful church kouse. snld: j |)rtm,i8Cd . Arthur P. Hill, Chief of councel before Judge W. K. White. J. K. nciimipliee. Davis was placed under arrest which I Jigured it would he al­ Ithcrings sponsored by the pm* then, I would last evening, the men fur the two scH-conf. ^ed anarrli- ( William i \ said to have n poller by Patrolman C. M. Saucer and cllttlw.d with the operntim, most impossible to dig. And there it.u i denominations of Sanford. in the death house. I once again ists. and jail on a 1<(r ‘ of an aotomubile while under the record. Hu served u term on the plated in the county I was shut up in the Htrungc pnssL ry available rent was occupied , ,.rircd them to prepare themselves hchulman and Arthui gang and later was « barge i f reckless driving pending i , ii.niu.i t . . „ f intoxicating liquors, county county road io.ui gui.K |age that I had been plnnnlng to J! many were seated ' f for eternity to receive the sacra- who made the plea for iii stay f -, (| ,|„yjl („ Ja||. said to have been arrest ed in Jack- the outcome of injuries sustained tiling of the pier. , _ . „_,i .loath fortified iculion to nssoiii.le Jusllco nran- "* w " 1 . . . • , ..imville lie lias been t' irned over The KmiihY reside lit 21552 River explore and in which l ulrcady Iltiv. Frank Mnrlcr, pastor ° r ° ,,f the rhurch. Kach re- ' «lc-is, were engaged today in a wild Other c« «;s were: Lizzie Iripo. fto^county ( ) ||||('v authorities „u vnlting . trial side Avenue. •|b< :2..!if al G’li ’inber of t 'om- Imd s(»ent two days. 300 mile crocs country dnsh by ebargei) with di.'-unlerly ciiiidii' t, on a charge of breaking und i iilerFir t Chribtain Church, wnt I remember having found a nrice Ii*' I 'i n in receipt of num­ Je-sio Hlidgin , : prineipln speaker, delivering n J outsi de it pale. How- automobile to the summer Inane of j waii tljmiti "d. erous inquiries in recent weeks |spring in this new passage uad ALTERNATIVE WRIT ing. im i on 'Investing Our TalenW ho^had roadl* owociato .lust ice 6 lone to Seel; a |lc|(| oll tlie same rhnrges was nl o asking for information about the that ns l stood by this spring, tilt ANTED . U:y old-fashioned songs and i m r, Bj| pic conrolot- stay of exi xcciition fr"in him. ! dismissed. F.rnest Bray, hailed lie( ity Substantial. This announ­ which was In n large chamber, l FLORIDA GENKU \L LAWS reaching Rockland, Me., it fore the court for disorderly eon mn, were sung and other mus %V ^flJeon until 'b e en,l." I A fter re TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Aug. 22. cement was made today by Secre­ felt a current o f nlr coming as if I futures were furnished in « ‘ l bin Vanzetti visited h e r jw„ f necescssnry fur the lawyers ("iiin ct, had his case postponed until t >( ------------ who predicts . K. J. Trotter, TALLA H A S S E E . Fin.. Augv22 — (I N S )—Judge K. 0. Isivo o f tary from within. 1 remember haring in.n. by iU r, p,,.ulivterian Miss lau-ta ' 1,1Suren ; .visited • :,...i i,,.r , the .trip ><• the island In a Wednesday. Ed. Cooper, dunged fiom the Presbyterian ounrqunr her make tlie necond judiciqX—circuit today „ nU:,uully larg<’ influx o f visitors made up my mind that time to go (I N S )—Justice J. B. Whitfield o f instrumental nuinliors. . ,br« ther mid Mr, snH death house. Both „inall boat. There is neither tele^ with lurreny, wan transferred to the the Florida State : iiprcmo court granted tho motion of .1. M. lajo, this winter. Inquiries, he pointed into the matter of this strange (f*r. F.. 1). Brownlee, pastor of iid Vanzetti appeared in e . plume nor telegraph on the i land, ^|l0 county. bus called a inoeting of tho commis­ representing I’olk, Highland, Her­ out, are significant l»ccaus« they current with the thought that it the I'm M D j M ZH . I Van- anti.'ipnlvd ll.a. Iho r,y' •url sion appointed recently by govem- nando, Desoto, Martin nnd Okee­ nr. indicative of tho interest in |indicated n new outlet. Now that I Trussy Blunt, before not be t e ' f c t S S fc t.S i h Z 1 . 1 b..... M kin fMnVtoelc lIn * ,ult » f«nIhl, —iharges, VI { or John W. Martin lo supervise tho chobee count! |i asking for an alt­ Fluridn despite adverse comment ”know ,— disorderly here uptll » or this 10 o clock tuts A vj, was ill - chnrKed ! compilation and pu'dlcutlon of tho ernative writ of mandamus to re­ (hat bus lieon made ubout It from was trapped nnd prevented by the speaker for the occasion has jonly on a cup of cotu-c. morning. slide from retracing the old way to quire state comptroller Ernest \ ' » designated. | As tho hour approached for Iho with the wime offense, was ill - general laws of Florida, on Aug- Amos or the railroad assessing time to Unit) within the past year thu rave mouth, I dlcidcd to seek lust 2'J or two. tlm course of the air current. . -------------------—— 1 a b c r i l t i c l c U I I U l U V oxemlion of the two meii-they are missed. board t" nlloento u portion of tllo Til.' number of letters received . T s » t l'n lic in the electric elinir In the luxes on all rolling stork of the from tho north are in excess of the Ashley than related how ho Seaboard Air Line railway and tho number that is generally received workad ubuig the new passage k p W i.r r lli’n r V i i l r n q K i l l c r A V C I U I C K U S l l C f l Massachusetts state „ r .s -a immeAtlnntir Coast Lino railroad pas­ in October and Novombr. Mr. Trot- seeking the source of the nlr cur­ sing through the counties mention­ er stated. This fact, he ladiovcs, rent, sometimes walking und some­ ti defense committee worked with ed in tiie writ. Return date was set \V. N. Munroe, division inunager tends to show that nl ready prepa­ times crawling through tho vnri* feverish energy. Member of the for Aug. 211 . the western division of tho rations are under way for a big gated crevices where once nn under Construction o f a large taber­ committee said that there was arida Power and Light (Ynnground river luwl careen its chnnncl tourist season. nacle on Oak Avenue at its •"t''*;M INNEAPO LIS, MINN., Aug. i O f eourso the boys like Jones, stili one appeal pending ill UW MRS. L A M A R DIES tuiy, hui pu jr d a reward of $Uh)h before seeking a .lower level. Tho local trade ugrntuxulion is »' thu ariTst ami conviction of xuclinn of the new highway to Or- state courts although they were 22 (IN S )—Golfers to the number |why shouldn't they? He won the Where the passage was too small, making every effort to attract sumo amateur championship in rty or parties who shot, and lando, is rapWly p a rin g ^m plet- vuguc about it. o f 17J, tho absolute flower an BATON ROUGE, 141 ., Aug. 22illnl J. N. Sikes, manager of the i o n following effort ^ .......... I funu of American fairways, will 1021 and 1025, look over the llrit- <IN H )— Mrs. Mary l-nnuir, 21, died more people here this w inter. Hook* he cut Ida way with a trench shove', may be begin firing steadily and with mon- is Ii open title in 1020 and 1027 and here yesterday front the result of lets nn.l other valuable publicity until ho found the air currents Tula Power and Light Company w* .k» of the Wg building Arc * which lie emerged f,.;i matter are liecing sent to each in­ source from jotonous pcraistenct at old Pete per- altogether bus do manted the situ­ injuries received when she foil | -..ties at Punta Gonla accord- ™ « 'y J*r unnounce,,lP„t this morn­ ation since he won his first big title from a motor cur Snturduy night, quiry and in addition, tho Atlantic dazed, hysterical and seinldondConst Line Ruilrond is lending its ous from his weird experience. . best in the land, they represent in 10221 ut 1 11 wood. Jones, the man |•r«l......................... manager o f ..... the. bL » i . r t il??. W U l - r n - 'c M - W — l % efforts to bring people he re. In this the lust word in accuracy, distance with thu uncommon name, tiuluFA IN TE R FALLS AND DIES 1 when' 'a *series oTspccial meetings F O I ’ R c d S and fighting stomach. But the field rully goes out ahead of any field. connection, Mr. Trotter said a copy Ibis $1,000 reward offered !>>' will be inaugurated. l >> MEMPHIS. Tcnn. Aug. 22 ( I N S ) «*( the list of inquiries Is bcingq furVon Elm? D out make us laugh. was a joki! compared with Bobby t Florida Power and Light ComThe Full Gospel Tabernacle, ns Willinm Foster, 00 , a painter nlshod T. L. Dumiu, A. L. L. su|mt Jones nnd George vim Elm, rhntr.p- 'Ve have u cracked typewriter. 'my is augmented by a $250 rcintendeut, who In turn Is turning „ na.nnmliuiUonnl. mu — r iivcvii uiuumiiu v.M... ------ -ilo n s past and present resjiecUve- Hero is u limn who wouldn’t take wj„, wun killed yesterday when he .«ril offered by Governor John thu names over to traveling repre­ In refutation of a rumor cur­ "no" jo r an answer from unyono losl his halsnro and toppled down it nr is 60 by 10 0 feet und is sit- j workers today went out on a )y ncithc-r wins, the story will “rtin of the State of Florida. except Jones until the Inst champ­ 1111 embankment, was buried in sentatives win. will make visits rent in Sanford for tho pa*t f 1'' Mr. Sikes was CO years o f nge I! . 1 n r le r ty of the dime..-' ,, m ral strike in protest again* ,nnke history. cemetery here today. to each person. day*, K. J. Trotter, secretary of tin ---• - feet. When j the scheduled execution^ tonight of 'J'hey were the stand out i noli- ionship nnd the answer whs u “ yes" Elmwood |: I leave i a wife, three children • As u result of thu co-operation Chamber of Commerce, announced Funeral aervlccs were held from his ,i«n.s or . tabernacle Sacco l'"l u-icrnl grandchildren. ...mniKii-n ____ ____ - is cxpcc- , Nicola __ and Bartolomeo Von-j ...laU's in u field tliut incluilisl men a fighting, battling fellow who o f the Chamfer of Commerce with today that he is In receipt o f at [ i r lot 1lS?„SS,iian^investm ent o teil represent an Investment <»ff zetti in Musmichusolls. Massachusetts. Il It Is•» tho " ',wj10 could nnd wi/uld 1k* a stand knew his gelf and, best of ull, who home this morning. the Atlantic Cast Line, it is hoped second time this month that in e|oul unywh(,rC | oxcept | 1 L .rt.. They anew ms opponents, viic.i from official* of thu Atloiiti knew his op|xnu-nts approximately $2,600. . this. m o n t h ^ t ^ h ^ oul anywhere, except here. Th. WORLD FLIG H T Hint considerable results will be CoA»t I#in«* Ruilrmul.declaring t r “ BEATEN TO DEATH as started cigar workers walked out • , were the . lass, tho arlatocraiy and. 1 But enough of the outstanding The tabernacle work was obtained. no reduction In the number is tn sympathy with h’icco and ' • " * unlj, lllc. rCHU]l8 proVc n different liar? A front has just made tho DETROIT, Mich., Aug. 2 2 .several weeks ago and already all DEYKRSBURG, Tcan., Aug. 22. trains serving Sanford has been cted. LP® zetti. , ....'story, they muKt bo remain writer u bet tliut Jones, Von Elm, |iNS) Edward F. Sehlec, prcsl- more thun u third completes! IlKUPFKN D ELAYS (IN S )—County officers here to­ ilding w of namn homes ••• in '*•Lor'clt) f)(>ily jJJ, , planned. Vm »• ill, •• , Thousands Thousunu* o, "'■ ‘ ’ 71, Only Jones has beaten Von Von Elm Elm "'a ls Gunn. Eddie Held und Jimmy nt of the Wayco Oil Corporation first service. In the budding day were seeking to establish the Goodwin were un even imw.vy gam­ be incharge of J. A. WHkerson, U v.-ra draiu*.! In black:erepe. ^ us i , 15,24 Von Elm bus beatIn this connection, Mr. IV'Hter I ! William S. Brock, uir mail piBRUNSWICK, Ga.. Aug. 22— j ness m-s, houses were closed and ana black I en jo a c . during thc'sam'eTnUrval. ble us qualifiers. It is possible tliut Identity of a white innn, whoso said he had been further advisrd > I ’f. "ho plan a round the world was learned today. liotiy was w a s lu unu 111 « III ((IN smS o f)—Paul — s a u i iRcdfcm, i n i i u H l 25-year-old iiody found in a Wiuinp clump of .. **‘ " "l th aped Von Jones and Von Elm, the men who bushes near this city late yesterday I Georgia pilot announced definitely that no sweeping reduction In the Bight, took o ff today nt 1 0 : 1 0 . A. . So ho we ni.ume^ones and SiORM WARNINGS a n d foreign moor leader# _ ^ j^ |or Elm are royality and the others were named without a momenta I! in the “ Pride of * Detroit," a beaten to death today that he would start on his number of railroad employees here test meetingjMn merely arc the hou polll. O f course. hesitation might be the men who raw York. hazardous nonstop flight to Bra­ has been mude nor Is such a re­ temple. A W ASHINGTON. Aug. red blood has gorged itself from will unhorse my speculative ac­ RESULT OF AR G U M E NT sil tomorrow morning unless duction under contemplation. g ) — Because n tropical disturo- maintained until after the ezccu- time to time on a diet of blue and quaintance. Anyhow, the point is "In other words," said Mr. T i ot­ DRY AGENTS FIRED • . • ■ • im nil. weather reports were u(favorable. RIPLEY, TemTTAug. 22— (IN S ance o f considerable intensity «p- tjon> several ao, it may lie that some gent, Im- that, o f eight or nine former chumlie had hoped to get away this ter, “ wc have liccn assured tl of j pions, Lc named cmly two, the past __Malice Hallnml, 2d, was held to­ our present train service will WF? W ASHINGTON, Aug. 2 2 .-(IN S ) of the title, day for the slaying yesterday <•( morning, but the weather chart maintained in alldlton to the fact Iwenty.flve agent - In the New from Washington indicated strong betting Robert Corker, 25, following an I local employment by the railroad L ,k prohibition Office will be dis­ even la1- argument at nn entertainment ba­ winds nnd thunderstorms between will rernalq the same." T s.»rt| tonight, Seymour Ixiwman, Turks Island and Trinidad. ling at Ballard's homo, F*i 1 ant secretary o f treasury, nc|Miit«j today. the next 2 1 hours. Avenues Of De­ fense Closed Unless Inventor A Hows An­ il Iter Stay To Reds Is! ice Stone Refuses A Staj CHARUE AND 1 IT A 1“ S & V B J S “COME TO TERMS” Emerges In Georgia Hunt For Dole Fliers IN DIVORCE CASF. Fro; ^ nn Cave Will End Tomorrow SACCO-VANZETTI PLE A IS MADE TO GET HEADY TO GO TAFT TO PUT OFF TO CHAIR TONIGHT REDS’ EXECUTION __ Rocks Fall Blocking W a y But Geologist Finds Another Exit NEGRO DISTILLER THIEF ARRESTED KILLS SHERIFF OF AFTER TRYING TO FLAGLER COUNTY HOLDUP FAVOUR A Fire Moves Hade Today To Aid n Saving Radicals or Spends FiVe Days u lu(er Ground Motor Accident On Lake City Highway Results In Injuries r,,1'AS |() AttendComiminily irviccs Sunday Nijrkt iiin'Ifriia Lijuflit Docket Heard In Municipal Court Chamber InReceipt O f Many Inquiries I. From North Points l llllly Concern Ol ILTS tovvarcIForSikcsKillcr ilinloly iiftci* mWnlBhi Umlght Early Completion ...... . s’cc■ J()||I>S Allll VlMI El III Begill Buttle Today For The Amateur Golf Title 35 Thousand Tampa ; Workers Strike Inl"”rin*p*r No Changes Will He Made Hy Coast Lint �V-A'i1 -* r T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y , A U G U S T 20, 1927. PAGF SIX a m : CELERYMEN AN D RAY SCHALK HAS COLTS M EET IN DIFFICULTIES IN SCORELESS GAME RUNNING THE SOX The Host And Hostess Of Kansas’ Concrete Eden Versatile News Associations Debate Rights In Dissemination 0/| Governmental Informatim GENEVA, Aug. 18.— Prepa­ crisis desired t.. reach H,...... rations are being made here by the world. No matter how European and Asiatic government- genuity may be shown by n, “ tnl news agencies, nnd their As­ dependent agencies, 8Uch £ .7* sociated Fress, to defend their temntionnl News Service long-time rights o f Governmental thering news or the crisi, ih« Dnrknoss c*ntJt*il n pretty pitch­ NEW YOltK, Aug. 20 .. Accord­ preference in the matter of news not permitted to send itfr „ ing battle Friday afternoon when ing to varied uccounts sifting in and new dissemination, in the Con­ country, or at least they JJI Sanford and Orlando played ninu from the middle west, Hay Scltalk ference t-f Fress Experts which permitted to send it after innings of scoreless baseball at is not getting the best break in the meets here on Wednesday under delay and heavy censorship. Tinker Field, I>ee Withrow serving world as manager of the Chicago the auspices of the League o f Na­ Under such conditions th« u ’em for the Celery men and Minor Whitt* Sox. O f t i/.irse managers of tions. pendent agencies maintain a Formby doing the chunking for tiie C hieag i Whit.. Sox have taken The conference will be called up­ are not permitted t.. transmit the Colts. it oil the ;ow| as time goes on and on to act upon a resolution which true picture of affairs, but u. Withrow held the hard-hitting Jtay is no different from anybody provides for "equal treatment of are only allowed to depict &\Tj Colts to six measly hits and faile.l else, ex.vpt that lie has quite a all telegraphic news agencies, the situation und this „n|y a! ti Issue a single free pass to first jowl. for years, hut he is preparing for whether official or indej endent" in the Governmental side ha. i_I base. Formby gave up five hits, of news, Anyhow Selwilk is supposed to any eventualities, nnd so, nenr matters of distribution ol news, broadcast over the world. |t 3 but walked five men and hit two huve been given the same runthe cabin, is u mausoleum for the priority of transmission of news combat such conditions iiwJ others. Air tight fielding behind ground this year that was tendered dispatches, telegraph and cubic ity in news gathering that th T Dinsmoor hones. d cable hint saved him on several occas­ to Fddie Collins and others in pre­ Inside the tomb is n coffin witli tolls ami in the "treatment liy the lutlun lias been laid befur» ions. fiotli teams played errorless vious years. Ahlllty to play both Infield and a glass lid. so that future genera­ censor" of news dispatches. •’.inference providing for . w ball. tions may see the genius who fig ­ Seek Preference The story is that tIn* players out field positions has kept Andy in treatment for all agencies i There was only one extra bn/o are ei.ilstually spied upon when the lleeso with the New York Ginn'. ured out just what Moses was The official agencies, represent­ making the gathering of n»r,h hit a double by Johnson, Orlando In his first major league trlcl talking uhout when he wrote his ed by Reuters o f Great Hritain, team is mi the road, which is all of ingenuity nnd intiative r,tk Iteesn came up from Memphis centcrflelder. For Sanford the hit­ hook. Havas of France, Stefani of Italy, light as long as the manager after one year’s service there fol­ than one o f dissemination oIGj ting was done by Dunlmr, Allen, Heady For Trumpet and the allied American organiza­ ernmental statements und tie Withrow nnd Friable with the latter knows about it, which Schalk does- lowing college, ami seems to b ait Outside tiie tomb is a cement tion, 'Die Associated Press, liuve j n't. lie hasn’t had anybody spied uiade the grade nucceusfullr. getting two singles. angel. Tins bus lieen provided to given tentative approval to u reso­ points. Abrams, Johnson and Kirby did 1 ,«P<;,,. Api'Uif iitly the owner .*f tin* carry Dinsmoor upward when the lution of such a sort, but it is un­ the hitting for the Colts, cart, eol- I ‘ lull dldn t think it neee .sury to As soon us you have takesC end of the world occurs, if it is derstood that there is now n move­ lecting two hits. “ H '*11’*’ *li" uinnager of what was quantity you want from the (lot God’s will that lie go to heaven. ment nmong these agencies to going on, und in ivoisequeaee, rtv Meyers was scheduled to He ulso lias placed a large jug maintain the rights of preference barrel, sugar bucket, tpic* qj Lefty work this afternoon when the two there , wmi, a .. little , „ stranger in. the , ncur the foot of the coffin. If he which they have held for so long, nnd nil closed containers, b« i must go below on the day of judg­ and t ) insist that they shall con­ that you put back tin* covtr teams meet at the Munlripal floss an,:stoB,,‘l hcl*B'k w“ account fur liin*. us was anymediately. ment, he plans to fill the jug with tinue to receive preference from body on (lie club. water. the Governments whose official Only several duyn ug > .Minay YKSTKItDAY'S HOME HUNS Alt R II PO A Bstifotd Another feature, not present in viewpoints they expound. Mu-til appeared for his fir t pra* Season's Beazley, if ... 3 0 u 2 0 the original Garden, lias been add­ Independent news agencies, such tire since the attempted strange Flayer and Club Yesterday Total Myer, 2 b .... 3 0 0 3 3 ed by Dinsmoor. This is u story designs on his juglar vein. His up­ tidin g, Cusack, cf ... 4 0 0 4 0 in cement of the eternal struggle as. .the . International . . . News k. Service, per fence was a:: much a surprise Yankees l 39 that goes on in life, of the prey- which gather and disseminate news Crowe, .’it. ... 3 (l 0 1 3 •I t) u 15) 0 to Schalk as it was to the general Wing aid, ing of one creature upon another, independently Government viewf , Bailey, lb public. The owner •*f the diil», Hi owns I 3 4 i) i 1 U Dunbar, If It begins witli a worm in tbr points or Governmental favor, are t Imrle A. Comlskey, apparently Mi .M m i i i - , act of eating a leaf. A hungry ! to urge that the ConferFrisbie, ss.. .—..4 1) O 0 3 thought it wu:,n’t iie.ossnry to i.u Tigers I 2 Allen, c........ .... 2 1) i 4 u bird is about to make a breakfast r,,«* " " record as favoring tify bis malinger that the plaj r N A T IO N A L LEAGUE Withrow, p ... 3 0 i (1 4 of the worm. A fox is ready to j equality in treatment for oil news ■H . Hornsby, was ready to go c.1 . pounce on the bird. A wolf is agencies. Jn d , 21 What Comlskey apparently is j (•iniits I 28 0 ft 27 13 Under present conditions the of* Totals stalking the fox. An Indian Ibnlt On Moses* Plans LUCAS, Kns., Aug. 20.—The doing to .Schalk is only what lie Terry, stands with his how and arrow, ficiul agencies are often times givliloek (limits M llai K Hills of or South .South Onkotn Dakota may | When Mhcn Moses wrote in the hook book roa<jy to shoot the wolf, while ti on exclusive statements of GovOrlando AB H li PO A F did to Kdilie GVIlins, Johnny Evers t,c the best place for a president of ' . " us Ih his description of He . hnn h,„ RUn llim^ ut the ernmental policy ami are given Mrbift I f ...... ... 4 0 *••* 1 (1 0 Jand other men who bandied the Jackson, t O spend In vnciition; ( alifornia . fmi.ous garden where A.lnm fell , I (iinnts Cox, r f............ 4 0 II •» tl <• I eluh. I nrinrttv priority in in tmnsml<u transmission. Even Indian. may lie the next tiling to Foradise, and Kve pushed him. Moses may It seems that u certain type of P. Wnner, Johnson, c f. .... 3 0 «> 3 (1 And hack of the soldier is a though an independent agency ga­ Mid (lie (linden oflhe (mils limy b or limy not have had an idea that Pirnlea Edmondson, ef 1 II (1 (1 II dull owner must d » tite bossing thering its own news were able to woman, who is after him. / in Colorado, but — his de eription would be used as nnd that the same type must have Walker, Lehrmunn, *'lb 4 <1 II •1 II heat the official agency with n pre­ If you’ re looking for the Garde plans and spedfieations for a Hi i I a l 0 II 1 5 1 4 Wells, . a manager f«.*r some reason. Hith­ sentation of the Governmental !of I'.ilcti, lighted by eledriey, coin.' tw.'iilietli century roconktruttion 4 II 11 0 4 erto uh-cxplniited. Sometimes Smith, Vlau, ss p:Hcy it might find its dispatches ■I : to Kansu l of il.i’ garden, but Hint is just Firnlcs 3 II II 1 3 •* they take a mail like Schalk. Some­ Tinker, 2b belli up in transmission to permit «> o ■ ■ — Adorn mid Ev.* are here,also Cain wlmt bus bappeno. 1 . 3 II *• 12 Abrams, Hi " |times the selection does not meet the .•fficial agency dispatches to Tiie Lenders: lUiul Abel, the serpent, mid the upThe ve-ereutor o f Eden is S. F. Formby, p....... 2 II 0 II 4 " |with papular favor ami tin* puhlF* have precedence in the dissemina­ Al.u i i . iiii —Gehrig 39, Hulii . ‘ IH , |de. I nil eon mine ond see them Dinrmnor, *.rosperous and rvtfreil 'naturally toticedes that the uinu tion o f news. for yourself. farmer of HI, who .'HI years ago set Totals . 32 0 1) 27 14 I , is going to go wrong. It never fl:r- I a/.reri I ft, Simmons I J. f.' ct ..... . Discriminated Against...... . Nntional Williams 23, llornsby i “ '-------- ---------- - ■ --------- - iiiinsdf to work rebuilding the Gar­ .Score by innings: 1 mes that wav in the ease of Often times, it is pointed out by W AS IIINGTON,—Aug.20— Then21. Wilson 20, Welili M, Ten v I I.' den. | Sanford 000 000 000 — 0 , Scrhnlk. Orlando 000 ooo 000—0 IDs job is now just about done, retically, the sessions of the Sev- the representatives of the inde­ Only an internal upheaval < til I LEAGUE TO TALS and for * a jolt it’s a ..... I job. VMlk‘lh ought to U* ono pendent agencies, when n crisis Summary: Two base hit: John­ diulcjgc a 'man of this type, yet National .‘Hi 2 . l -. .. a t., Dinsmoor ' has f„l‘""R wrlea of taxi rides to the Sen- arises in a European country only He son; sacrifices: Ihiilcy, Withrow, puldie opinion if such tlint mere re­ American .'l.'tl. lowed •d .Muses just as doscly as he ct,,un; for v ue-Fres.dent the official agency is permitted to Formby: Stolen base: Kirby. Base sults can In* taken at fate value FLORIDA S TA TE I.EAGFE ,j ( tinlies t». Dawes. send out dispatches concerning the on balls: O ff Formby ft. Struck Ul1(, a U.um |ikt. ,|„. white Sox . an Si. Petersburg, I; Tampa, tl (H could. .1_ . . .. . • . I 1. ....11 l.n — ...■nlli>,l . Oa,I ...1,n.a crisis. These official disputches I.FADING MAJOR I.EAGFE Moses says that limn was formed ,l w il1 l,e recalled that when innings, ruin). nut: By Withrow .1; by kormby.ft. rj(, „ f ,, n|linilKl.r |ikl. Schalk 1 to Hie Allied III TT EH S the Senate voted on thc uppoint- are disseminated <>i Inn.in, 0 ; Sanford, 0 (ti in- o f the dust of the ground." Hit by pitcher, by l ornihy. (A - without tin- slightest commotion. I Ion). U f t on buses: Sanford •; „ i|t jf St.,tn,k e|l y„ „ ,.IU, (iR. Flayer and Club G Alt It II Ft'T •lings, darkness). j .Dintmoor made hi* Adum out of '"eat of Charles Beecher Warren agencies officials recognized and I the dust of the ground, too,only he as attorney general, the failure of n«=ws of the crisis reaches only Orlando, (1 . Umpires Frederick, ||r(l lhat „ u. .inilger is su- F Waner, Sarasota, I; Miami, S. Fitts. IF! -1G7 til I7ti .:tH:i mixed in cement. f |Dawes to urrive in time to cast the those who are subscribers to the ,uul Moore. Time, 1:50. I |n tlii c « e that for some Hai ris, And there's the secret of this deciding vot^ resulted in a bitter services of the official agencies, AMERICAN LEAGUE ■ • / v p toaion, thia owner prefers to pi.k Fitts . 811 UG!* It mi .:t7 whole Eden-in-Kansas project. jdefeut for too administration. \nnd only such news reaches the * hi.ago, ,'t; New York, 2 . i i y lr . T l Rhodes, of Stuttgart. W L| O r > 'i s « w . » p i « y e r . » . . . i d.*cjd«t i,»w Frisch, It’s all built in cement, even to 8 w sU‘ e bet that Dawes will j outside world ns the Government in Garland < lev elm..I, li; Fliilildelpliiia, J was bothered greatly by the I St. I.onis 112 HU H<; 1152 .:i.V2 the square and compass, apron girt **reuk a leg or two before he lets -------------------------------------------- of mosquitoes that Infested •*i. I. iuis, 15; Wasliingt.-n, 1 . Itiiraliart, about Adam's loins,to show that himself in lor sudi an emburrasiag despite its hulunce of power in the Detroit, ft-1 1 ; Boston, 2 7 . did for eiiiiiparatively few weeks. ndghborhood of that town. Set Fitts. .:ir» 77 218 the original ancestor was a “ jiner". •invi«Ient during the next session, Senute, is not powerful in the A few days ago, certuin players Ilol 11 b". Id rented this mosquito tnpuli| Twenty nine cement trees some ^or uno^ K’r HUt'b occurrence proh- parly policies. Furthermore, it making a good living with It,U N A T IO N A L I.EAGl E were aiinotineed ns liaviag been New York i ii: i2/ mu 1 1; 11 of them 1(1 feet in height, a stonyw" u*d he fatal to the Dawes detests Hoover, wojld not he satis- tug 11 pints of the Insect* U' Fltmklyil, (|.|J; ( ’ liitugo, ;|-|. t u n #< i . ... . .li pur. based l*y the White Sox for I lilt per, eyed eemeut Eve, u wormless cl- 1 l'rv.«ideRtial ambitions. Ho is a fied with Lowde and would not en- week and getting (5 a plat I New Y'uk, :t-f»; Fittshlirgh, 2. OA.KI.AND, (a l, Aug Id, (IN ll(.X( ,\t ()u.t time, Sdmlk New York ior> :ir»r» n« ii 2 :iu f l ) —Ih e steel sides of nine famous „ ni| „ „ Knowledge .-f these : I liilailelphia, .’i l l ; ( ‘inciuiiuli, ment apple, n cement serpent me atrong cundidnte for the Republican dorse any o f the men who have them. The. trap consists of it all in tlq. Garden. ' i nomination, but not strong enough (he ghost of n chance nt the regu- ot water covered with KerosuM American warships havegr.mne.1 ,m. that ft-1: (first game, III innings), I.eader a ye'ir ago today, Har­ ( ’omont birds und beast* perch I1" HtM,u, u*’ w*>’ui,tst the ridicule ,ur nomination p- J tholr lust s ghs In shipyards flunk- |h,H jft „ „ ii|umilmliIIK of grave, ( ’inti. .:)8 ft I liostoa, (5-1; St.Louis, l-ii. electric lid it and a oilirwon the cement limlm of tiie cement,um* ‘' 0 ,,f*deiue which would! —*— — -----ing the Oakiand estuary. how |itt|(. |{liy Schalk knows about t «'«'* looking for . .'in.-lit inserts ' BUr,‘D' follow a late urrivul oil the . IN T E R N A TIO N AL LE AG IT. AM ERICAN LEAGUE which aren't there. job. ton, Alert, Nnnrtmn, Vermont, Ne- .... , .. ‘I o m it », I ; Newark, 7 . Flayer and Club G A ll H II I'CT 1 V I I ] 7. braskn, Montana, and I’ hilldelnhia " * ox' ___________ I r building of Hiis Gur.len ! I’arty Lines In Senate . Syracuse, •!; llultininre, 2 . Itavo all been dismantled for junk _ _____ Simmons, . of r.den a good Idea ? Altiiougli, theoretieally, Dawes I Buffalo, Jersey City, 4 . I'llila 8 '.) ftftl 7 ft L'18 ( Jn the Easthny yards. The once* " Jwill have to uue his pri vilest* of i Rochester, 3-2; Heading, 2 0 ; Gebrig. proud Connecticut led the Ameri­ Married Girl Of Twenty breaking tie votes in the .Senate ( > croud, 7 innings). New York 117 113 I IH 170 .3811 can navy round the world cruise in Dinsmoor attributes his health ' ‘ dmost every day, on account of Heilman, 11)08 us the flugship of "F igh tir« !•» the fact that lie lives in the Gur- |G*e precarious political lineup in AMERICAN' NSSOCIATION Dcti'iiit HI) 3M 77 128 .372 FI.OKIIIA S TA TE LEAG UE Bob" E vuiis. Another fhtvshlp den o f Eden. that body which may result if ludiaiiapolis, H-U; Kaiisas Citv, W. L PCT Speaker, the Brooklyn , curried Admiral I lliree years ago when, he was bmith and Vure are barred, ucft!). Wushu. ni7 -itift ti.’i 1 1 r. ,:tr.K 28 l ft ,051 EW EST and most luxurious coast? Winfield Scott SM**;- hi the Snun-[Miami , • Uhwmoor was married to a tually he will seldom he required Louisville, II; Milwaukee, H. 25 17 ,505 Hutli, lah-Amer*'»i. i/attle o f Sntitlugi SANFORD beautiful young lady of 20 , who is to rust a deciding vote. So many Toledo, ft; St. Paul, 2. stea m ers a flo a t o f f e r y o u comfort New York I l.’l lU.i I Id I I I .:r,7 2 2 22 .600 weTvera’s fleet was wrecked Orlando now hostess of t|„. Garden and Republicans vote su often with Columbus, ."; Mimieapoli', Hi. Leader a year ago today, Fothconvenience supreme. 22 23 .-IH’.i and the war for Cuban indepeu-' Sarasula rhowa viutor* al*.»ut, pointing out the Democrats und so many) denre decided. ,Tampa 17 24 .416 .‘•gill, D*'iboll, ,;188 tin* suiil.f and other properties Democrats vote so often with the SOUTHERN LEAGUE TH E b ig FIV E " 1 ft 27 .3ft7 Tiie Boston was tin* only sliifi St. IVtci.-Jmrg SAILINGS FROM JACKSONVILLE TO NEW YC i, , . (hiiMiioor’a liuve a lovely Republicans that liurdly anything New ( l i leaiiti, 7; M ibile, 2. PP.yor G Al : h II I’l 'T lit Struck in the buttle of Manila buy. little two-year old daughter, Emily Calling al CharUiton Wer decided on strict ia.rty Atlaiitu, 1 ; ftioniphis, 2. Speaker 40ft 107 (52 lift .OftK 2 A descrepit hulk she still serves her AMERICAN I.EAGIJUE Jane, who lias never known a day lines any more. The Dawes vote E v s r v Muti(tty. T hursday a n d B u t u t d a y a t I P. M. Hutli Biriniiigluiii , ll; Little H».*k, u. 113 403 1 Hi 3K I I I .3ft7 country as u training ship ut Goal W. L. of sickness and has never taken a may be re. equired to -help tf,e ! 8 . S. Cherokee August 22 September 2 I* Cliuttiiiiooga, 0 ; Nashville, ft. Hornsby IDS 427 too 147 .341 21 Island. Tiie Vermont, Nebraska New York .Ion,, of medicine because, you see. puity organize August 20 September S ID lize wit* the Senate at the I 8 . 8 . M.diawk Cobh lilt 380 81 130 .337 ft and Montana were all sacrificed to Washington ibe lives in tlq, Garden of Eden outset, |,ut it will not he much in h. N. Algcnquin August 1!) 27 September •> ( ’ollillM SOUTH EASTERN I.EAGl I 83 (iS (5 8 2 1 2 .321 1 the first three power nuvui treaty. Detroit S .S . Seminole August 20 29 September ? ID Selina, 2 ; Pensacola, 3; (I I in­ where there is no sickness. Adam demand thereafter. The Fhllidelphin wu* a recent arri­ ('liicugo end Eve are Emily June’s play­ nings). Friday's Sailing Direct Nevertheless, the fuct tiiul the val. She was flugship of the A mi- Cleveland mates. Jm ksonville, '.I; Savannah. 7. ericuti fleet that look posHessloii of St. Louis In fad , says Eden’s mntrarinr o *!'Pe4 S S ,tT u,“ umin*r thut Montgomery, ft; C.iluuihm, |. Boston the territory o f‘ lluwaOil. und I.iiii er, "Sly wife is f.ennI! or plays hull with Ollier, rain, Not all the vessels have been Itv llileriisliminl News . )• tbun I am. for w,* live h, the 1 '! JtePul),Kuns—hold* n theoretibroken up. Thu Detroit which »!.N A TIO N A L LEAGUE Guiden of Ed. „ where youth is P°Wt*r in «ht. next FROM JA C K S O N V ILK FROM MIAMI SOUTH A T L A N T IC LEAGIT. fled the whole ltriziluin navy in Chicugo With the standing of the nation71) 12 Ji'ift perpetuul." Senate will la* hound to etihunre Every Tuesday 4 F. JJ. Kvery Tliursda*' 10 A- * j Muron, 7-4; Columbia, ft-ti; (? f o ­ .Raring u pasr’.ge for blockade.I Pittsburg el League pennant contenders re­ (5ft 17 .fthll Dinsmoor originally set out to *, t " n' tor' u" iv prestig,* „ f American bouts is now u pleblnn,St. Louis til JH .571 maining us a result of mi even und, 7 innings). follow the iu count Of Moses Puulti i * position. Dawes himself S U M M E R FARES F R O M J A C K S O N V IL L E Spartanburg, d; Knoxville, ft. banana transport. i.New York 151 .ftft7 break in yesterday's "croocial" follow exactly the account of M ,,U8 neVer, Mow to take a.IGreenville, 13; Asheville. H . ('inciniiuti .401 * doublclicudcrs, the Detroit Tigers T o N e w Y o rk C i t y ............. ( 36.54 ooa w a y ( 5 9 . 1 8 round Ulp e.i, but as the work went along he v.a,,t“ ‘;*' " f " a> a11 opportuniHOME HI S' IH EL Augusta, |; Cliarh/tlc, 2. HoiVw grabbed the baseball spotlight to­ T o C h a r le s t o n ,S. C ............ $ 1 2 . 0 0 f* " ( 1 8 00 " " realize.I that the K,| jt pnm’h.-t o|r “ u,d '. e»\Knncniiunt and Fliilii'lclphin day. *1 lie buttering lleiiguls have may have omitted a f. w things. undoubtedly continue to T o B o st o n , Mats......................( 42.82 " * ( 72. 1* " 8 • N E W YORK, Aug. 20 (IN S ) field of the HruvcM. who li.-ld tin* won nine at might games and are Ro-ereator Dinsnuxir has put m " J ^ o .H ***>l«tieul fences from The home run duel between Hunter FIGHT TICK i t s '•uly one game behind tile Senators, Curdiuuls to two hits. Bo-ion won them in. ' |('(8 splendid vantage isiint Gehrig und Italic Hutli is getting (5 to t). With Sherdel on the mound, with the aiuhitiouH Athletics 1 hron^li tickets and buirftTM|£i' chocked There, are for instance, two , ,l 1,008 ,,ann to reiterate hotter us the Yankees swing CHICAGO, A uk . 20 .— (IN S ) crowding hath teams for second ■the Cards had u pieni. in tiie nigiit- serpents instead of one. The w'*,, Vnre und Smith out, through the west. After Hutli hud Public sale of tickets for tlq. Tlili- motley. to mil p rin cip a l n o r th e r n f o r t * cap and won I! to 1 . *ri, i.i , , i , , |second snake is to tempt Adam ,,u' Scnu( « Eneup will indu.le 4(5 •nude u greut spun to tie him ncy-Dempsey heavyweight cham­ I be PhilH ilrojqied t" th e' Also you may meet in the Big- Republicans, 47 Demm-ruls, and "ltuzz" MeWeeney, of the lirookGehrig forged to the front again pionship built, Hclicdlllcd for Sol­ Bids, a to J an,) 1 to 0 Walkers ger and Better Eden of Kansas Siupstead, the furmer-laborite by hitting no. 3D against the White diers Field lifti* Sept. 22, will Open l> n Club, dimmed Chicago (5 to 1, single gave Ili'il Lucas the decision Return Limit Oct. 31. I *27 wives for Cain and Abe!, whom Duwes |)Uc. For Kor |ja l l illL, after Sheriff Itliike had whitewash­ Buzzing Box yesterudy. Monduy. Tickets, cost from (ft over .link Scott in the nightcap. T i.nipoit.llo n lndud«. m».i» **'a, »ai** .Moses forgot to mention. ed Brooklyn in the opener, 3 to 0 . It seems reasonably certuin Brtting commissioner* here, to (It). b m lq o.lict ...it .u u u i. ol pic tru'd Lou Gehrig's 38th homer canto Likewise, there are coie rete that Dawes will come in f „ r con­ Jess I’etty, Blake's opponent, lias *iU» or wi.bout prlv .lt Uv.lo ry »n<l • *’ * . ' , however, are laying 7 to ft thul siderable criticism from the floor not been given a single ran to witli the liases empty und II iyt of storks—yes, that's right. vtl.h .win or>oubl. U d . »nd p*i».<» * . pJJ Ruth will he ahead o f Gehrig ut TENN IS TEAM the Y linkers lost u 3 to 2 verdict r it i a r h i r s r s . Prrfn t dlnlof servire—•" o,,kii» But Just to show that Eden in Kan­ during the next session work on his lust four starts. the end o f tht. season. •-r»rd (or two. four, n s ot «>«*.( l»l,f .i1„ . . . . , , t" Blankens o f tbo White Sox. sas has kept up with the times,even most o f it will come from the Pro­ 1 ittsburgh showod u powerful ................ Tig.*r« ubl,.... ... \ .Rkiit. tod damii'P I FOREST HILLS. N. Y.. Aug. 20. through all the ages, it i„ lighted gressives and the Democrats und For cake mixing always use un fo t fu M h .r /nloim.rio**. thus hu\V little effet u|*)n his JirA.ra. . 10 .. •tPb '•» earthen howl and a womlcn spoon chances for nomination. play upon 4 because u tin dish rnd iron spoon The Progressives furnish the point­ are likely to ditcolor. -prong- principal oposition to I)uwcs with- m Withrow And Minor Formby Diminutive I’ ilot O f Chicago Engage In I're u y Pitching American League I’camllas Duel With Former Having Same TroubleAsFx-Leaders Kdtfe; FrisiiieCets'i w o MH h Owned Meddles With Team Adam, Eve—And Two Snakes BiKseimllSlaiistics in Major Leagues Skeeter Trap C W^IDNGTOH IXT1E1 Results Of Games w Nine Warships United States Are Scrapped Recently I E lEJ •;■•••;»«;«»* •s‘»;a,k DirectJliWaterRoutcio\ League Standings 'N E W Y O N Special Summer Service JACKSONVILLE and MIAMI Tagging All Bases TO MIAMI $16.17 EACH WAY Summer Exercusion Now On CLYD E For th e .m a il woman, with nar-CMlI^rniu, and George M. L o tt.J r, ‘ a '* * buuled. Gr n cs won a 6 . Senat.ra, 0 to 1. Wlngard h.lped cherubim. ,the rankest of ren Nonaries HR row shoulders and r fairly lo<ig,of ( hi,ago, In the east-west ten- • '•'i,"i over Ray Kremer in win ,||i oW„ K„ n l. wi, h „ homer i Over in one corner of the far- 1 told one-man campaign to gag the neck, nothing is more cluirming »lU matches here. Tilden and Hun-, b( {'ikht op, however. In the o|ien- and u doublo. , den, Dinsmoor has built f „ r him-1Senate and w's dc.durations ugaitiht than the new sugar loaf lints with ter won in straight sets, 2-7, 0 -, ' r 1 <n,-by lot his 2 1 st homer. ItuUt* Walberg. o f the Athletics' self a cabin home entirely of Ithe direct primaries are examplel narrow bn ins uiul w ry high j and ait*^ tiliot imt s 1 In* pitilunj; clntfllc o f the clay aim* won his own irumt* with a mint. tof Dawes injlicicg which cnraire j on the Davis cup squad. crowns. was contributed by Kent Gicen- li.ingle thut beat Cleveland, ft to 3. Dinsmoor doesn’t expect to die the party liberals. But thia bloc, vlLkvi'....' tm \ J. B. CALDER. Agent Sanford, Fla. \VM. B. CLEM ENTS, Dist. Passenger Agent, Jack-on ^ �fi'V n ^ H p -HIE S A N F O R D l i E K A L l ) , M O N H A Y , A U G U S T 2 2 , 111^7- PAtiE TWO ------ : i I t j l jj ‘ The Sanford Herald - All Kinds Of People •rrrr i t i i r i M i t i r r f l *BnrtB ■Hoar a l ftaalnrd, F lIoor til a A s Our deepent sympathy r o c s out to those unfortunate 111 M a n a a t la A v c b u c . aviators and the plucky girl who, if they are still alive, nre I a* I r r o i l fTaaa M allrr, O t l r r r r 2T, ISIS, at t k r P a a t o fr lr r today floating on small rubber rafts over m id-Pacific at S a a fa r d , F lo rid a , n n d r r A r t af swells. While hope has almost been abandoned that they will r o w t t r M o f M a rrlt, X, 1 WT,__________ be found we continue nevertheless to watch with much *u >m .a \ i i u d r a m ,___ r . n i T o n It I I O W A U I , n r . l t u ____ M A N A ti F .i l eagerness the dispatches coming in on the wire, givin g WAH I.ri H. J O N H S . H a n n i n g Kdllo t first a little encouragement as a rumor goes abroad, then M jn n i a i r T i o N i u t k i despair as the actual truth is learned. <**♦, Y e a r ____ „ ____- ______IT.no B,» Monika. - — .....- ___ I.t-AO We are unable to join with some in condemning the girl T k r w M rath n _ ______II.T5 l l r t'arrlrt p » r w r r k I .11 as a publicity seeker, or the aviator who allowed her to go I V r r k l r r d ltl »n p r r Y r a r _ _ 13.00 with him’ or the promoter o f the race who offered the ra». H e r a ld . S a a w r d ' a pioneer n r w a pnro r, a j li a r r lh r a In tha in t e r n a ­ thirty-five thousand dollars in prizes, or the government oftional k r n t I r r v l r r , r e r e l v l n * fr om «*>»■ . a n p e n o r jarrrn ..nrannlnailnr ficials who sanctioned it all. We believe they were all workt n r a t r thnaaand w o r d * d a l l r r n r r r . ing in the interest o f the advancement o f aviation, a science I n r nil the I raiilna r r r a t n of tk r r a ­ n t * rrArlA _ T k r t. .N. >1- In ra p ee lal- upon which a large portion o f life itself w ill be based w ith­ lr * f Helen* In F l o r id a and tin m ann er o f h a n d lln a a la tc n r w t M in a surprisingly few years. ar llh o af rg nnl. And yet wo are unable to cease wondering why do .. T h e I t r r a l d l» n m em b er uf the they do it. W hat is it that induces a pretty, healthy young Anrtlt Ft.rrnn o f Cirrnlntlnna, an I n l r f nnllonnl Aaaorlntlnn of l ‘nh- Michigan school teacher to leave the com forts o f her home fiabrra. A i l i r r l l i r n and A i l r f r ' U I n g Sarnia tahl'-h . e q u i p * fu ck I’a i • and try the elements o f nature over the broad Pacific? What W lte r-m rm b e r In a aim’ll la * IMirimich nudlt « f aalm rn pi Inn llam is it'that lures a 'Bozen or more young men to almost certain In a r d r r I* r e r l l r nhaolut rir all death when life could be so long and beautiful for them in alalma nf -turnla tl on a* w ri t • » I n a n l l.native** mail -nla less risky occupations? W ith most o f us, the great ninety-nine percent o f the M O ND AY AUGUST 22. 1927 human population, we are content to sit down and let some­ T i l l . II I ' l l A l.li'k I’l i m m A H ir— Rruaitin/ In clip anti ct .a nlr ad one else take the risks. We agree that there had to be a nilaial ral Inn. A - draper nalrr ronlea In Jarkaaa- Columbus, or someone like him. or else America would nev­ VIII*. * — U o a a lr n r l l n a u f I t . J « k * a InU 'a p er have been discovered. There had to bo a Washington, rim­ •tm-i t-M .t ing the risk o f losing his neck for being a traitor to the uf m » a t k l r " F o r ■ king, else America would never have become free. ■p W e e k . " * —. _ a g a * r n i * i M » l tvulltfJna parg n m — b a i a u , km rla , npnrtuirnf But with most o f us, it is the old saying, "b e t George knaara. do it-” Most o f us may think something ought to be done, I — « nmnriltr a;klal, a — « ttuaplr.lt.n a«l c a lf taeaattflra. but we lack sufficient energy to bestir our own selves in Ilia a* pro gram . * — A new aatl aiandrr* hoapllal. that general direction. We may not be satisfied with condi­ tions as they are, we may not think the present popular BIBLE VRH 8 K FO R TO D AY THE MEASURE OF MERCY:— Jmeans o f transportation is fast enough, but we are perfeclHavti nwrey upon me, (J God, ac­ ly willing to allow someone else to make the strides in ml cording to thy loving kindness: vnneement. according to the multitude of thy Ami if they are sucessful as Lindbergh, we hail them as tender mercies blot out my trans­ heroes. If they fail, as Miss Doran and her fellow fliers, we gressions. Psalm 51:1. P R A Y E R :— Oh Thou, Loving hail them as money grabbers and publicity seekers. We God, wash me thoroughly from cannot attribute to them conscientinus designs. Fortunate­ mine iniquity, and cleanse me from ly they do not care. Fortunately it takes all kinds o f people my sin. to make up this world of ours. B r is b a n e S e e s j]t TOM SIMSS av S-, Let’s Give The Lad A Rest It - |'|fine* nml Sentiment. Spiritual Police. of Reuimiiiiii. Active, Modern Whiskey. 1 Newspaper. 514.000,000. Hy A w i l l ! a I'nm M«t»’ »»*T New York safety Cam*»i nre jubilent. In the first si* o f 1927 enly fill persons wtrHfflt ed by motor cars. Just lhc was a bumper crop. UKISHANR tir WIT <•«., THE f ir s t PACIFIC ocean flier* canto back iiom Honolulu by Btcaincr, inning the bln army plane there. A rood idea. Here’s one kind of that ought to tie safe Tr ^ feminine intuition; ,\ ConnerttS student snys he's tlie *' ,Urjt champion aT holding hY-Tbr^ 1 It would be wise to send one airplane a week to Hawaii for the n(!Sl year «r two, leaving the jinncs there, building up a jdtr nir f l e e t on those interesting if kinds. There is plenty of room to practice flying there, and the pianos might be useful, in case we ever wanted to help friends on the other side of the Pacific. Pnle sentimentalists will object on the ground that it might look “ war­ like". tint pule sentimentality would not protect the country in case of war. ' f,* But now as always, tortured alone, IJelWl-n paltry door lie makes his fight; ,. Great* thought nit down to dinner with a hone, And beauty starves and sings and trims the light. But no man tunics— no man with praise for bread. ho hotter friends when he “ ill dead 1 ; . ". iv'SL. Let'* see, wc nave another elect­ ion tHi* week, don't we? -------- o-------W ell, n» Sacco and Vanzctti would «ay, It .won't he long now. -------- o-------One thing about the good old day*, lt'a only h mattJVof time untlk th e prcHcnt 1 b, ■-------o-------- Whnt kind of money wa» Will Durant talking about when he Huid it wiu a “ drug on the market?" — ----o -------That fellow Cantwell certainly can—avhen It cornea t« pitching baseball.—Tampa Tiniea. lie cn» woJJ too. By •* ------a-------In another three weeks the pig skins*will begin to roll around the gridirons in a thousand odd corners of-lhe United Htates, THSffV 7 : ——— o----------Snjs Carter Glass of Virginia: "A wet plank will demolish the Democratic party In the next electIciJ: the Rcbuhlicnns, you may he eufc, will never he such fools." J. ? o - — We should think Sacco and Vanzatti_winild prefer to go to the chai£nnd get it over with Hum to wqrry along for seven years ulways, within the shadow o f death. --------o-------VV$ understand that Ogden Ar niour lost a million a day for a hundred and thirty days, hut even so, we'd like to bet some one Hint . he had a few little nuggets buried i. bahi(where when he died. saying that better prices can be secured because more at­ tention is paid to the large customer. It appears that there i« no reason to believe that the project cannot be worked as successfully a* co-operative marketing, although iii.its periVnental stage certain difficulties must bo overcome. In one or two sections the mutual buying scheme has progressed beyond the trial stage and is bringing good resuits. In reviewing the situation, Advertising and Selling says: When Kenml Pasha tonic charge I ul Turkey, he took the v e ils , I mm womens faces, I he fex ] from men's heads, and pewer from V Mohammed. The Prophets religion was supposed to play second fiildle. Hut now a young man and woman tlint took the religious eclipse too seriously, go to prison for a month for tailing "religion as bad as op­ . . . . . . , . ,, .Hundreds o f co-operative gram elevators in the ium taking" and adding that “ all prophets are liars." Northw est handle coal, fertilizer, building supplies and Keinul’s government learned, as other things. These articles are sold to members at re­ Napoleon learned that without a duced prices. In Southern Minnesota there are more “ spiritual police force” government is difficult. | than fifty co-operative companies organized hy farmers to deal in oil and gasoline. Many of them have been in existence for several years. Some of them are reported to be doing business o f about .$250,000 annually, re­ turning a dividend o f approximately 10 per cent to members. Several o f the horticultural marketing associations buy supplies for their members. During 1020 the Gnlifornijt Fruit Exchange (not Galiloriiia Fruit Growers' Exchange) bought $2,000,201 worth o f supplies. This organization has a thriving lumber department which has returned to the exchange net earnings o f $800,1'02 since 1010. The Eastern States Farmers' exchange, with head­ quarters at Springfield. Mass, did a business I hat ex­ ceeded $(1,000,000 in 1020, handling r>,10S carloads. This group deals in feeds, seeds, fertilizer, paint, etc. The or­ ganization operated on a total cost nf less Ilian 2 per cent o f sales. A peculiarity o f the E a s t e r n enterprise is that they have their own brands which are advertised in farm papers circulating in the territory being covered just as any individual manufacturer might advertise. When farmers combine to buy the supplies they need in the operation o f their farms, they are on sound ground. PROHIBITION T H A T eliminates beer and wine does not eliminate bootleg whiskey works here and there in somewhat disappointing fashion..,Paul Mateyoke, JO yearold, goes to jail for two years for beating her, and breaking her arm be forced her to live two weeks in a chicken coop. To the magistrate, Mateyoke admitted that lie “ had a few drink ." There is a good deal of poison in a few modern drinks. M)RD READING,re,ently vicer­ oy of India, one4. a brilliant lawyer in Hie United States, had bought the Loudon Chronicle for $14,000,! 000 ami will enjoy dictating Itpolicies. Men as they grow old like to con ti.’l a new .paper. Sometimes that (isn't good for the newspn|M*r’s health,hul it improves tin* health o! the owner.Keeps him thinking,cxlitcd, brain active, tuvlongs life.' The price pair! for the Chronicle, ....... . the oldest newspapers n o I,,,, 7"* *>i:’ ll Mat IIKNIIY U. 1*1 KK r..m|iU|*Jj •'<iti RAYMOND W. f.UKLNi: <i r«*»*nuiM •**. I im j, \ UK UK LB Y IILACKm \ i ’IIA Itl.KS !•'. r A \\V n , ilelltB. 'lOipofc MTATi: i IK F L o iltm HUl'ntv,’. 1 “ i 1 ,ba,'b,H I- r’oiw’Hr. 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In ilie S a n f o r d llc r a li l. u m n-pjat t'Uiil Islu'il In 8 , *mll,o,i' r.uini, DOS’ ): A N D D F i ' U F K n IM. i n ] day or A n a iihI, a . 1> l:,;* , \v. nv wiu i hit I J u d g e 23r,l Jiniiii.il Ciml Courier Cord 30x31-2 Cl. $6.45 Other Sizes Proportionally Low Come In J D Seminole Tire Shop Firestone 'lire:, (Rdf Gas i l l West First Street Tel S!M in Loudon,shows that a well establish newspaper property is the best possible investment. Lock Arbor Adjusts Prices On Former Sales A T SAN TOY,milling town it, Ohio. Ray W igg’j s, annoyed, bit off the ear of his mother-in-law,Mrs Amanda Taylor, TA.MI’ A r i a i ll 'N K __________________________________ _ A mol, around the courtroom :|I , ~ . , wanted the man lushed, and th» That Florida citrus growers are it ,will be a sad failure for the cm , mi.yor of Sail Toy t()ld Wiggire. he Thc Tampa Key Club is not Using between $18,000,00(1 and would quash the chnrgc o f “ m a i m . ready to go into the movie husi- $20 ,000,000 a year through failure tire state. 'as^et, though it Is Huid t" op to receive adequate prices for their Mr.Furry, in his remarks, ing and disfiguring" if lie wmihi crate very much as the high-toned product, as stated by J. Reed Furry brought out the calamitous •■com­ lake tlie lashing. "key clubs" of Hollywood.—Or­ before the Kiwnnis Flub Wednes­ petition of Florida fruit against it­ Wiggins said "yes." 11 is back j lando Hepcrtcr-stur, Or Sanford. root o f the was stripped, he was lashed 21 day, is a fact that is serious self." This is the trouble. With I LI agencies hand­ enough to tie startling in its hare ling the crop, each actuated entire­ Hires and everybody apparently i I t 'j hard to find n man these enunciation. ly by selfish interests, without was Happy, including the mother, days who's got money, but it’s a It is to avoid as much as possible lot harder to find one having it of this enormous loss that efforts regard to the general benefit and in-law, Whut is the difference he | who'll admit it.—Sanford Herald. have been made to effect some advantage of the industry or the tween n man that bites o ff hi.' It is also hard to find the money sort of organised marketing sys­ stale, Itetter results can never be uiotbei-in-law s ear and a mol, that coma men claim they have.— De- tem whereby the Florida grower obtained. Unless the clearing bouse insists on a public lashing .’ --------Land News. can get a fair deul and realize plan "i some similar plan is adop- j led, conditions will continue am they "There is no justice," cries Srrthe best returns for his investment nre, except that they will annually l,ntl* A. Long,*]. There is, hut it The dlsappearence nf laiurnnre and work. grow worse, * '* frequently delayed.— Columbus Ashley calls to mind the death of At present the growers are be­ All other schemes and devices LJinpaitcH. Floyd Collins. Ashley may be in ing asked to consider u plan which the same fix.sowly dying under n has been proposed to meet theses, " f vo-operation urn! more systemf , e , boulder or rniight in same crag of conditions. The Tribune is advised , marketing have produced futile . f !■„„ !' ! * m !' the cave. Thc only difference is I M lll.l. I n . U | ' ' S " » • « W n rH . will “ * that.Collins could hear men work- being shown by the growers, ns u J*,.t’ producing 25,000,000 boxes of ) rtltb,n Sc1 !m!!’..*11\Li,|i Uor^ " " whole, in this proposition. While i*'trua fruit ca.l, season—then you Svante Monitor. ,, ing to get him out. ivW ™■ —----- <»- —■—_ — , “ « ■ tm a ’S r ii'.iu 'S S ? * • ' a * " " j { .... . <*>■.■■■ ii"' ni.-. • *A New York burglar has Just prising apathy on this vital qu*s- i ,:Xi*t the industry, ver age, what was she trying to dn 17436807 nyavt*,,,, w<‘hVn*'she' . .deuduneiV'tVa^nmshYin . been’ sent to prison for ol^hty tlotJ. some interests are said to be A definite practical sales system, 0 years, Hie lust forty uf wiiiv.,, v..2 opposing thc |,lun Imcnuse it d ««s t joined in by a dominating majority . _ .i. Heiiron-J mirnn I ____„ jnuloritv probably be the hardest.— New not lend t«> their own advantage. I of the growers and shippers _____ _ thlppet is the York Herald Tribune. I f he | I f through apathy on the one only solution. . , , I H isn't every aviator who can Uvea the first forty, he'll probably hand and selfish opposition on the it s about time for thc growers fly out and shatter n rccr^i, |,ut in eminent reother, the citrus industry o f Florbe living the iast . .. , , . . . to ,W., 1 own interests it's doggoned easy for them to Box 339 spectabllility under some governor’s ida fails to adopt and put into and the welfare of the industry shatter something.—tL os Angeles operation some plan o f this kind, and the state, Time* pardon. LOSING MILLIONS A YICAR, W IIY.’ i\ • m N*n . IT WAS M.M’ K clear at Geneva Hint Uncle Sam’s foolish boy slatesmen working at the Washington conference did not protect this country as they thought they were doing. Admiral Jones shows that live American navy is not thc first in swift high powered destroyers but a bail third, England and Jap­ an coming abend. That won’t surprise anybody who knows the calibre of men that represented Japan and England at thc conference, compared with those that represented (be United States. AM ERICAN FLIERS going east and weal over the Pacific and the Atlantic are said to have given Great Britain "n new thrill," also causing the British to feel a sud­ den doubt ns to England’s "nir superiority." Tli,. doubt can l>c settled only by proper government action. Americans fly as well, so do British, French, Germans, Russians CONTKM POU\RY and Japanese. Each nation thinks By Hortense Flcxner it lias the beat flie r . I in’ll na­ ; .Z — In Poetry tion thinks it has three times tin* We shall he called harsh nntnrt by population of Grant Britain of men unborn, We have heard a great, deal about I In* value of co-oper­ France,we probably have more good Since wo have seen no glory in bin ative marketing, and here in our own celery district we have fliers than they, flying now or .face, us Keen its success demonstrated, although perhaps no! to Hie ready to learn in a week. Our blindness shall not save extent that it has been worked in some other sections of from the scorn H IE M AIN THING larking here the this country. Co-operative selling has been the solution in Of those who bend above is the r g!:t kind of flying machines . guarded c-nso. the handling of all o f our most important crops, and now its and enough of them.You enn trust practice is being extended until within a few years we may the British to see that they have Where under glass his crowded hope to see virtually all o f I ho farm products o f the United the machines. The French have notebook shines. them' already .also '.ki> Japanese.As (Pages wo turn—dismiss w ith ! States marketed on a mutual* selling plan. ifor the Americans,they are giving * comment smug), Hand in hand with co-operative selling should go CO-Jinny exhibition tights and saving Bccotpe a tiling a flaming dream I operative Inlying, says Advertiaing and Selling, a New York mi tla* fighting air fleet Hint • enshrined, a'trade journal. In advising farmers to adopt this plan on an lh " Mt,OM ” uR|‘t' l" The miracle we greeted with shrug. extensive liasis, the publication points out its advantages by IN’ THE LONG run religion wins. t i n : n u n it , ,,i „ . T W F V I T - T i l l n i l .11 til, C U T o r T i l l : v i a ,,; rin Tlu* Advantage Of Co-Opcm!ive Buying (l , haven’t heard any fre-m Prince Carol s n y i J I n l “ choose" lo run Adjustments of for­ mer prices to meet the needs of today on sales made dur­ ing* “ the boom” is just another “ nice thing*” about Loch Arbor. Realiy Co. / Sanford If you're a t e l e p h o n e subscriber simply lift the hoolc, ask for 118 and state your request. ! t\s a service that makes it comparatively easy for you to insert youi advertisement. And Want ads nlfer the solution to many a problem. There’s always someone eager Lo buy, sell or t rade; someone wlm has a service Lo offer. Results an; certain and the cost is quite mod­ erate. Call Before 11 ForI he DayInsertion Sanford Herald �"AGE THREm TH E S A N F O R I) H E R ALD . M O ND AY, A U G U S T 22, 1927 -Social and Personal Office Telephone 148_______ FItICI) S. DAIGER, SOCIETY E D ITO R Social Calander Residence Telephone 859 K a ; ! ; , A , , ° r„ , ya:ciVII, IVAIi VliTS AUMONVMARTVK S E h " t t ! ° F FLORIDA WILL APPEALS CASE TO HOLD MEET SOON GOVERNOR YOUNG 1 'AMERICAN PLANS WALK FROM NEW YORK TO FRANCE fg Oliver Porter, Massachusetts Man Will Attempt Long Trek Through Canada To Alaska ToThe Eastern Hemisphere DANVERS. Mass. Aug. 17 (IN S ) (Continued From Pace ) —New York to Paris, not by uirlive* **f Nicola Sacco nnd Uartolmoo but nfoot. TU E SD A Y to gu u» to in the ■Many MutorcudesTo Marianna Such is the intention o f John \ uni,cam Hand of the First l bVanzotti, p >scheduled »> Stint Reid, Jailed :i Years A go •i i. ■••ill ‘t-'tu o'clock 1'■tin|lt> tnmr minutes afti Oliver Porter, world war veteran Church will meet at ,l.dOo clock 11 milllli T , a few MluVl. Arelleing Arranged Far Big Because He Would Not Pay |midnight, flics** moves were: at,il globe trotter extraordinary of the church, Amuialdathering; Arrange1— t hief defense attorney Art­ Alimony, Plans New Moves this city, xariun Circle o f the First Bnp- hur 11. Hill and others asked asso­ tnenls Practically Complete In Effort To Cain Freedom "Quite a task, yes, hut I’ ll do it” Church w ill meet at 8 o'clock ciate justice Harlan F. Stone of he declared with inuct emphasis. j, Mrs . Ira Southward 1112 the I nited States court at Isle An M AR IAN N A, Fla.. Aug.22. John W ILLOW S, Cal., Aug. 20 .(IN S ) ‘They laughed at Lindbergh and rd Avenue Haul, Maine for a stay of execu­ 7. Reardon,Brigade Commander of — Sam Reid, star boarder at the no doubt they’ll do the same to me, tion. 'omen’s Missionary Uninn of l lie Sons of th« Confederate Vet­ lut PR see Paris." first Baptist Church will hold 2 A -solute defense attorney erans of Florida, has written to tile nil County Jail, world's cham­ Porter’s declaration has set this meeting at the church at M. A, Musmatino tried to arrange leaders in Marianna that many mo­ pion "alimony martyr,” and a m l ipiaint little New England town o'clock. Mrs. Volic W illiam s 1 an interview with Chief Justice torcade. are being organized for haired young man who has had ngog. I f s the chief topic of the have charge of the meeting. William Howard Taft across the tin Reunion which takes place in i|uite a disturbing influence on poll-j cay. Many of the "boys gO 113 American side of the Canadian j this City, September 27th, 28th. far back as colonial days, when ties hereabout, is at it again. ,ny Wninright of Pittsburgh, ,H,::<k'r; , . , and 2 <qh. Danvers, once old Salem village Not content with costing county was the cradle of whitchcraft where •*—A drive was started on gov­ njieiit Sunday ns the guest of Mr. Reardon says that the mo­ ernor Alvin T. Fuller anil Ids ex­ officials several thousand votes men of strange ideas were punish­ ami Mrs. Karle E. Jones, coming from the longest ecutive council for another respite, ■torcades .. and many sleepless nights, ileid has ed by death it being taken for !. A new action of a •‘new and* ‘B'tnncc wUI he from Tampa, a .Us, determined to reopen his crusade granted that they were possessed Elton Moughton has relnn<’p *’f f,nir r 'iis foi "freedom without concession" of -onic evil spirit. home from Jacksonville startling nature" was filed in the! motorcade will r.lart with fifty United States District Court by the by appealing to Governor Young. Only Way Left -he spent several days. three famous lawyers— Arthur cars and will be joined by other Linking with his clemency plea Since travel to Paris has been motorcades along highways num­ Cut field Hayes, New* York, Frana request that .the state make a accomplished by almost every and Mrs. Fred Knight of rj ■ Fisher Kane, Philidelpliiu, and ber ft, number 2 , and highway num­ thorough investigation into the r ti- menus conceivable only one way re­ City spent Sunday here Frank J. Walsh, New York. ber I, the latter running through sells for his martyrdom, the 32-1 liminB nnd Hint isto hike it accordguests «»f Mr. and Mrs. Earle 5.— KedVral intervention was Marianna. year-old apostle of "equal rights j„K to por(rr. sought through United States sen­ The Citizens Committee in Mnr- for men" will petition the governor Porter will begin his trek to Eu­ ators David L Walsh, of Massn- nnnn report that ample arrange­ for a full pardon. rope the latter part of this month. i i Lclli,. Caldwell left Satur* ehusetts, and William E. Borah of ments will he made for the accom­ "Someone is acting loohey in this From New York he will move to \i>it as the guest of tier broth- Idaho, ehairnmn of the Senate For­ odations of all. Every home in case, and I’m not the man,” Reid 1 Canada, thence to Alaska and the u.l wife, .Mr. and Mrs, Wide- eign relations committee, Minimum will lie thrown open to told International News Service td-! lb bring Sea. What next? There t 'aldwell. ii A dash about greater Boston the visitors and also the homes in ‘lay. "A jury of alienists has ad-1according to Porter is the greatest in search of President A. Lawrence near by towns. Ample provision is judged me perfectly sane. 1 can handicap of the hike. A sixty mile Harvard University, also being made to , 1|. Hurdle with tile Florida Lowell of feed every­ and I won't pay. 1 can he free and. stretch of water is frozen solidly and Light Co,, left Thiirs- niemher o f the governor's advisory body who will be present. 1 won't he free. What’s the reft-(for n period of three months jr f„r New Vork where he will review commission was made due The Hotel Chipoln, Marianna’s soil? Sorely it is titno the state nune during the course of wniter. to reports that department of jus­ new one-half million dollar Host­ makes an investigation before my Indians and Eskimoes living in the unu- time. tice files at Washington would ho elry, announces that they will be hoard hill amounts to the size of vicinity are known to frequently Tandy Pryor and elilhlren opened if a member of the advisory able to accomodate only two hun­ the war debt." cross that grent stretch during have been spending the past committee or a high state official dred guests, while the Caledonia Third Year In Jail 'winter lime. Cold, yes, very cold, iiniiit bn lp-rt. left Monday for n i|ucstcd miicIi action. Reid, now entered on the third they tell us, perhaps 7u degrees lieHotel, under the same manage­ The appeals for a stay to the jushome in Tampa. ment, will be able to accomodate year of his selfimposcd impris­ low zero or more, Hut, according liies of the United States Supreme only one hundred nml fifty. These onment, is min innnt in his reso­ to Porter sixty miles is not far and Mrs. Fred R. Wilson court and to governor Fuller were hotels will by MO menus increase lution not to contribute to the sup­ v ben a man is properly eluthed and three children nndoml to Pay* based on tlx* ground that an appli­ their rates. The present rates of port of his child while she is left with a suitable guide the move can t Reach Sunday where they cation fur a writ of Certiori bud these hotels nre probably lower in the custody of his former wife be made without any undue excr been filed with the Federal supat the afternoon. re-married, lie also t ion. in the who luis ri me court in Washington and that than any similar hotel Once across, Porter then fares a Smith, and thn manager has de­ iilutuls pul on hm original chnlh nge n| "Not one cent for ali­ tn tch of Asiatic country covering ills Ruby Boyne and Miss Sara cided that under tm cirnmstance ,rrcn Fa terby spent the Week* executed until they bad an oppor will any increase in rates he made. mony." But tlmt feature of the cele­ a tretch of several thousands of lut Daytona Bench ns the gue: l tiinily to present the ease eoneem- The iu u iu ii er advi-.es that all who brated ease lias been solved by biz miles. Dangers are many among illg the alleged prejudice of tiial them being the cold. Mi Mina Howard. nx-wife's re-marriage. Judge Webster Thayer before t he desire hotel aceonuslalions imAccording to Porter, approxi­ ! p-rdlatcly matte reservations to In his letter to Governor Young, mately three years will be consum­ Ii Margaret Peters will return federal courts. In refusing a slay,j avoid the confusing just before thn "alimony martyr" declared ho ed in Ids tusk perhaps more with ne Tuesday from Daytona llcacli A ondate Justice Oliver Wcndal llidmes said that he would grant n|am| during the Reunion. I he II..- will present a complete review of tile possibility that some 15,000 er,. she has been the guest of htay if he had any idea that the fed- 1 ! '’• Hupola will be the official tbu lamoiis. case, which begun in miles will he covered before the m Helen MurcnU'tte. eial court would grant tin t Vrti- headquarters for the United Con­ February, PJ25, when Held was or­ finish. federate Veterans and nl-'o for the dered by .Superior Judge Gtaude F. Will Lecture Enrnule ilr. and Mrs. Cord Horn of jciruri writ application. United Dai ghtcr: and Sons of Vcl- Pdrkill to pay Ids former mate for The Porter is a native of the town of im ville announce the birth of n . move for federal . . . .,intervention . f tlm maintaineiu e of their child, ami Marblehead, the town that claims ■liter August 18, The Imliy has -Histlce files, which the defense ' ' t u n . hinged around tile department of j Information received from var- refused, lie will submit his re - 1 to be the birthplace of the Ameri­ named Mary George. i lairns will show that Sacco nnd b i s communities in Alabama ami turd as a soldier over seas and his can Navy, Walking is his chief crowds record at home as n prosperous hubby. Kven'now Porter thinks no Vnnzetti were not near the scene Georgia ‘how* that large r. ami Mrs. \V. IL Tunnieliffo are coming from these States on farmer, lie will present .evidence iiuc of walking .thirty or more to* the murder of paymaster Fetlcrhave been at Palm Beach for which ho i laltns proVe* his conten­ past few weeks on business ar­ h-k A. Pnrmenler and Ids guard, account o f tile magnitude of the tion that his former wife should dies a i]|iy through the woods nnd Allrsandro Iterndelli, in South occasion and tin* dislintive fontdifferent neighboring towns. Dur­ ts! here Saturday for a brief Braintree seven years ago. (tires wllih have been arranged for. not he entrusted with the cure of ing the World War Porter was a The Hayes Kane-Walsh move was. The Historic City of Marianna, their daughter. >member o f the 20 th field artillery. shrouded in the deepest mystery fumed for many striking incidents As further evidence of his good T ie served two years in France i- Leimhelle Hagan returned Saturday from Statesboro, and was said by the citizens’ nut-|(,f the Civil war, prono ■,-s to show faith, Reid declared he will agree and never faltered once during the and other pointswhere she has lonnl Sneco- Vnnzetti committee to Florida an event o f a most extra to pay more than four times the [long hikes that were prevalent ■a veilin g for the past fort- Im " « trump card” . The trio of ordinary nature and extend a amount for the support of little during those days, ’ I lawyers worked throughout the ^hearty welcome to everybody to Znda May Reid required by the lie is a magazine salesman by ______ night nnd until early morning pie- r„ mo „ n,| (>nJoy the festivities |court. But be will pay it only "on occupation and is known to have if Win- paring papers. There papers will which will characterize the event Icondition that my daughter is plac­ visited praeticnlly every college in n Catherine Wright ... Haven is visiting in Sanford he disclosed only nml.if they reach , tcounty has This hundreds of ed in a good Christian home." Mrs. the country during the past ten the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mali- «lio courts, they said, adding HwU|acri,s h) S)|hjinna Oranges, and the Anna L. Saylor, newly appointed years, l’ortcr will turn to lectur­ Wright .‘satsumns furnish a drink chief of the State Department of ing at various points enroute. Wright at their home on Cele- the papers (.untamed some ung < green Sat.-tun stint ling nature Porter is now working during his which js unexcelled in delicious- Social Wcllfnre will be asked to Avenue. Meanwhile, plans for the electro- ncfs on the globe. Barrels of Sat - investigate the case. spare time making plans for his undertaking. Mrs. T. J Millet* and daughter «ution went forward. The execut- siimnde will be served to visitors I'olitirnl Issue The latter part of this month will i s Margaret Cox, who have been inner , , tested the ,death chair. , ,, Search : c j in every part of the City. This Reid today is the biggest politi­ Wcst Florida. cal issue in Glenn County, accord­ see John Oliver Porter, of Danvers '■ruling the summer at Ann A r - 1 lights --r - , were set tip „■ outside , . ,,‘ hl:, ‘ illk ^ 1 Chai ’stown prison. Several hundred and excites much interest in lliii ing to bis friends here. One coun­ starting his jaunt to Paris from Jr, Miclt, returned home Monday Boston police were ordered on duty a moon. section. ty official went down to defeat at New York. at the prison. Flares for machine "I want it understood,—not by —-----------------------------------the polls recently as a result of his Mi Camilla Puleslon returned guns were cleared. Streets were lereessioii with l lie Almighty on imprisonment, they say, and Judge nitphiuc, but afoot," remarked Por­ mo Monday evening from Day- roped off, A squad of 10(1 sta’ e behalf of 1 Do missing flyers. Purkitt is declared to he facing ul- ter. He seems to be wondering as tia lleiieli where she has been vi- troopers, 10 mounted were mobi­ Tht. destroyer Hazelwood was t,lotq certain defeat at next year's to whether the folks back home :nig a- Ha- guest of Miss Helen lized for prison duty to nigbt. due to arrive in San Francisco to­ e’cetion unless "the while elephant will Ik? culling him the "walking Through it all Sacco nnd Van* day to refuel doubling back to take fool." an ( ti tle. "etti had been sleeping in the fore* up the forlorn bunt. The oil tank­ in the county Jail” is released "Paris is my goal," declared While county officials argue tlu Porter, "Just watch ine." noon. They had spent a joyous er Neelies is sailing to the sea re If Mr Ren Caswell and baby are matter and seek vainly for a solu­ peeled to return home this week evening singing, laughing and jok area to re fuel other destroyers at tion, Reid is working for the over­ LET THE MEN DO IT! om Atlanta, Gn., where they ing. sen. threw o f "unjust alimony laws.’* tvs hi mi visiting her parents Mr. „ _ ~ZI _ __ 'I in re was absolutely}* no devel­ He has joined the Alimony Pay­ BERLIN, Aug. 22— Cooking opments over the week-end in the ers’ Inductive Association, it na­ here j. u. fi.fi. 2111,0110 square mile search. Not tional organization composed of schools recently established for women arc being overrun with even a wild rumor or a false re­ those who believe that "It is the Mf-»n,| Mrs. C. L. Park of MaK I -IK R S port disturbed the bleak monotony man who pays and pays," nnd is men anxious to lonrn the culinary art. Among the number, it is re­ On., arrived here Sunday ami ■ A U 1 1 lv z I I j I I j I voOf the methodical ocean -canning. working through that association ported that there are more marri­ •if". Charles L. Park « t T|jf A V B E It1/ H I M H ( the gue-ts of their son and wife l i l / V I I J I j a v r U kN FT SAN FRANCISCO,, Aug. 22.— to 11reak down the present system. ed men limn single men. ir home in Edgewood, I _____ CjNS)— Destroyed* , submarines — ■— ' (Continued From Page One) and airplanes will continue search­ Mi . John Morris Jr., and young will scrutinize the ni< a in which ing until Thursday for the "Dallus '‘it iif Fort Lauderdale arrived tbo "Dallas Spirit" is believed to Spirit’’ lost 000 miles at *cn while ''<• Sunday and are the guests have crashed. flying from Oakland to Honolulu, I her mother,Mrs. C. A. Williums Prayers we he offered l*oth in naval headquarters here announced ud si,ter Miss ltuha Williams.. Honolulu and in Hun Francisco that today. Bill Erwin and Alvin Ek-h•• • Erwin, Pedlar, Knope, Kichwnld, wuld, pilot ami navigator of the Mr. and Mr . W. z\. Bell: and Mr. Frost, Srott and the brnv,, "flying "Dallas Spirit", were lost Friduy lr. anil Mrs. Homer Gurry of 8 l hoolmarm” may yet *»e found night in an attempt to fly to the* •ul Pierce wer,. the guests of Mr. uijve. ( ’ Itureh services in San Fron­ ii-M-ue of the “ .Miss Doran" and the t'd Mrs, It. L. Khinlmlscr on Hun- (.|K(U were entirely devoted to in- "Golden Eagle", missing Dole ally quite a poor man, employed in LONDON, Aug. 20 , (IN S ) •*y at their home on <>ak Avenue. ---------------- -------------------plunes. Tuesday bus been set us the raising of sheep and camels The popular conception bred of tin* the ’dead line” of the naval search hi or in the still less romantic busi­ •h It. Brie,, win, has been spend- *■’ , /« /v i> for the "Golden Eagle” and the movies that the shirk is a romantic ness of transporting merchandise irinded person who dashes alsiut on and passengers across the desert. the past ix weeks at points S t M C t l O I i e C l l i y *«• * '• * • “ Miss Doran." n SouthCarolina, returned home __ 4 I I m II a fiery steed kidnaping beautiful Only Simple Men 'tinday afternoon. IL- was aeeom- I t e g l l l ‘ 11 S* .*\SS(. I IN *I< CAMDDEN, N..L, Aug. 2 2 ,(!N S ) women and taking them to wonder­ "A sheik is a simple man," Ah­ ,ani«'il home by his tiej die w Law* ful desert palaces is wrong, and wife of Ca|iUin William P. Erwin, A republican caucus for the pur­ med Hey added, "with simple tuste vnce Itriie. pose of selecting delegates to the Hope was abandoned today by the very much wrong at that. wholly, uneduruted, often very Miss Lurih* Dutton returned tn dainty convention bus been idled pilot o f the "Dallas Spirit,” Paci­ Ahmed Bey Haiscnein, first b1 r home In inland after a short for 8 o’ebf.k tonight at the court fic mercy plane, that he will never Chamberlain to King Fuad of poor. His wife, or wives —a sheik has never more than two weave it ta ie as the guest of Miss aouso me convention itself typhoid fever, in tRe west Ceilings- Egypt, who made the arrangement house, aim and the their <rwn and their monfolks found ulive, A brother, ill with bn* the state visit Uimhelh- Hagan She was acconi--j hl(S |l<>t. n arranged for HI o'clock h,. , nt |-~ •■•-- ------<>f bis master to clothes. They also sometimes neip help bunted home by Miss Hagan nnd tamer ll)N1(Trms. nlf,riiliiK ul at tln^ Hi row* morning sninc loonoiiidizcd the attention of M rs.1 f°r the state Engluii j with the animals. Frequently i. Hagan Jr. place, according to Fred E. Brit­ ten, who claims to be stale or­ nienu, Mr. and Mrs. Hurry J. Wilson, ganizer for the Republican party. after her husband disappeared, but . . ' "The sheik is the aekbzwledged she has I sh-ii forced to leave the , , «hlek la not a romantic here lr*'. Wn/tcr Morgan Inml small Both of the local meetings are 11 John, George Wilson and Sam being held without the knowledge sickU-d and give way to her grid . ' f, ,1''' Ahmed Ib-y told beud or leader of Ids trih —a band who, by rearing She is now prostrated by sorrow. ,[ r" ,,uril|tf bis Lmdon of Bedouins "rent, of Bluefi. Id. W, Va., mot_____ 'c t . "Contrary 'f ontrary tn to thn the common uimeU and sheep for wool and to Daytona Beach He,',rh on Sunday <* »«netk>n of the^tate^ »*r*-«| t,( Ihov sjK'iit snout the il.....day. . »»«l the action taken in i W»r Aug. 22.— 22.— Uttered by mich films as sale, manage to eke out u meager "tierel* they SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. gathering will, receive no b< r"g (IN S )—Twenty sleagers in direct * ) h*’ . , u’'.k,’ others in which existence. In the Liberian anti Sa­ Robert Holly Jr. left Saturday nition from the regular Florida Re­ radio contact shortly after 5 A. M. J , I , ’!' ' “ b’ntine appeared. tb< hara deserts n sheik and his fpl" r Atlanta, Gn., where he went publican party, according to J. Pacific count time, today with radio Bedouin and Arab slieik is gener- lowers lend a nomuJic existence. !° accompany his wife and baby 11 alt, .Sanford postmaster, and one corporation and federal telegraph '"ate, they having spent the past of the leading Republicans of this reported their new positions and '■ur months as the guests o f her section of the state. the dreary tidings ,that they had Parents Mr. nnd Mrs. J. JL Huff. seen nothing of the seven lost Paci­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Stmiden- fic flyers. * mire nnd children spent the day Frederick Bell leaves Tuesday,.... ........ <,r Atlanta, Ga., . where be will Sunday ut Daytona Beach A pink kasha sport dress is ’ Mnd a short time as the guest of tr'mnud with bands o f blue kashu 1 ■ Bby Collier '/fore going to in a shade that might be di'-cribed • aunton, Va., where will resume,-------, w here almost as the old-fashioned baby ■D studies at Staunton Military I to Daytona Beach .Sunday |Lluy. i Academy. ‘ they spent the day. 3 I5 HOPE GIVEN UP Public Conception OfShiek A s Being Romantic Person Is Corrected By Egyptian i t, TT , a personal message to Sanford merchants Does stagnation reign when you lock your store? -- \ Does your business “ stand still” dur­ ing the night hours? Do your sales stop when your sales- [|Ji: men start for home? Locked doors shouldn't mean suspen> sion of merchandising. Your salesmen cannot visit people at their homes in the evening; but you CAN send your efficient “ personal representative” into the hooves and to the very people you wish to reach. How? T h e evening newspaper will carry your j message and promote sales six nights ;; every week. Build tomorrow’s sales through your advertising message in the evening newspaper which your customers read every night. U*4 ( , T h e evening newspaper works at night i* . ■ j ; ' for you while your store is closed, The evening newspaper is the best in­ •ittill surance against a dull business day to­ morrow. Reach the right people at the ri hour through the right newspaper advertising regularly in , . 2 Meetings Here Not !,,ni t^M1ZSSSitorMAmt‘ lamel mtat ....... .. LOANS ||i; H erald Your Business M ake Business Better 112 E. Second St. J. H. JACKSON Phone 611 -i % �Frisbie Stars W it h 1™ 1 CAPTURES O . A * Stars in Eastern N et Meets .’ I 1 : 1 1 1ST GAME FRO M straightened out. Ragged of corrugated iron are 14,000 students .FRANCE RAPIDLY R ECOVERS F R 0 M! « . S? ~ «... -"' DO TO COLUMBIA WORLD C O N F U C T i ^ ^ S L ^ S U M M E R SCHOOL •any little Nisen huts. They tire i5at And In Held A sst. Petersburg of tlu»m boast a now audition of if rru^ated iron and many of them I A met leti n L e t; inn Mouthers To Imvc roses climbing over. IMiinyeountries llepreHcnttfi. ilmi/n Allows Hustlers Only Find F o rm e r lla ltlegrm m d ( i f course there are u few areas■j Uicord-Hreakittg s K jJ J j Six Hits Hut They Are Col* Supplanted lly Rich Field s 'd.icli Mil! remain in thcii original i lectori In Fight It For .'I Huns condition, as on the Vinty Ridge in if,’ *A‘a,Dng Kdlttai. lit A g ric u ltu ra l I ’ roducts the Rail way Triangle behind Arras, «rs O f World Are I'resJ Fauil, Davis Hit tint; Stars and the dreadful rlretch by TliiepPARIS, Aug. 22 (IN S )—P ie sol- U|, ll( . ....... Aug".22 NKW YORK, to uctlt................................... Heaumont Hamel, and for Davis nml do rs of the American U-giitn who ,pvt.ru| kilometres uround Verdun.! Men and women educators U N V ’ nguged in n pretty pitching make a visit to the old battlefields ()|. thc r;(|Ke ,|u. ground has been 1 United States and its terrj.JS Irrritorisl — ---- ~ . . . . . hi....... . seven innings Sunday but tlli: imo year will find that already, puiposely left untouched to tin the possessions, Canada, Huron* ry A »>#l f ____ Ik l* I l i n n m t n i t L ’ I i m «»... i tiie (treat War is failing into an- glory of the Canadians and High A n d * o r ( n u i n j i i o n s h i j ) the Hustler* got to the St. I’ etemigh-! dapan and South America' jcient history. ______ hurt; boy In the eighth and won the binders who fought there ten years prise a large part of tb* rrecofj ,f |*ic I The wide, smiling fields with a-^o. Ami in the triangle wher where enrollment o f nearly 1 14.000 in^j 1.000 in o. their good crops and new, modern p< rhups wore Germans met their Hummer miner session of Columbia tv .luck Den psey will trundle his at* Keyes, Helmin'* sacrifice and hits homes, have little to do with tile dentil in I!* 17 than at almost any. * sity. Many seek the higher 5*. A n d A I> 00#. ," ’II" w **»’11 " " l *'» Mn«»Jnt|,y Tatum, Dnvia and Foss shoved places of horror they once knew. |<<t|w.,. pi,,,... there really is no ini’*pur-! Ktecs, while others aWtnklne'Jt . O l t t l h J \ I > a s e Fields.1...inintr j,plot ters today to , thn,c runH |R.roM in |h(, dKhth. ai It IS almost impossible to find th** |I()HL, ,vhjt.|, the land can he put. Jed* t" make them more ef(iri2 _____ |see want run be done about whippSt. Petersburg AH R II o A E traces of the old front line in any i fmiItl.t.n thousand graves in «•’ special fields. uccoK t ,* i t *■ Gibson, If .1 11 tl 2 1 « •Place for we cant troniple down , An|,.rjl<n|| (lMm.turv llt Horn- «" Uuector John J. Toss. ^ * .’1 C u_s a c k On ‘hatle " K it of,nl" •*8M" n‘l manassas," scheduled for 4 0 1 I it 1 Welch, 2 h the wheat or oats. And where t hvir.lun. «Vml tho recent-' Countries represented ir,U W h ile F e d s H a m m e r Field here September 2 2 . tl o A Iverson, rf .. 4 0 1 (mrmm, line once ran peaceful , K lllIlllirlll.Iltl.(, nil.lllorial nnh to Spaim C eece, Sweden. Rut^ tJ •» __ n t /. i t . . Champion Gene Tunney, from it (t |cows lie chewing their cud. 4 1 1 Drown, ef key, ( bile, Central America, Kos. B r o w e r I * o r l h H i t s whom d ,-mpsey seeks to retrieve C ' "75 4 (1 1 n 2 tl I Year bv year trenches are falling „ .. nml Funk, :tb ^ and Mexico. .Mexico. his lost heavyweight crown, will ] Wilms, ss .... :i (1 1 i 4 1 in. parapets was!... away and dug'" m in e , no far distant are ccrMr* Molla ft Mallory, loft. *nd Helen Jacobs, tiretty California miss, in. parapets washed away and dugA large group attending tw * > SARASOTA, AUG. 22.— I.ed by ""1 report at his Lake Villa train-j Fauil, lit i It i 6 (i si the right.'are occupying thn spotlight In present eastern tennis uuts co lapse ami disappear com- n‘" courses in education is «■ompot,, [ Shortstop Friable who starred i«mj> near here until Sept 1. 4 (1 I 4 •i it meets. One of Mrs Mallory’s latest victories, won over Miss Jacobs, pletelv. Great shell lodes are slow- Ught.ng m ll.ese parts. T urn every- of school Scholl, c inspectors, supm-imi •» (1 0 (1 ;i tl was at Seabrlght. She Is holding ttin trophy won In this photograph, ly filling in ami young hushes and where, the scavengers o f thehattleK ouxii , p [ both nt l>nt and in the field, the jjt'c" r,li,Uf ,0 r'*ccived to- | .... principals, school lukuinistratwi liotii are entered In all Important eastern meets this seuson. trees beginning to hide the burnt i MV .'s ,n " 1 *' Feds crushed Sarasota ' < oincnn*nwu ..... . with iM:n|M«*y’ D j^ p se y's 12 1 8 24 12 •» Totals T Sanford , .................... with h ,! stumps. The yards anti yards *•»«! “ * work. They have a long 1 "Hege instructors, superintend,^ the end ol clt>’ schools ami director! of »> v . licro 7 to I. rriHiiic* iicccptnl 1T>move* |i; training' <)tinrlorst T e x ( Miami AH 1 ! II O A E herhetl wire hove been rolled ui> . , ... ... cation guidance und personal. and eve.y where throughout the. " [ •> roller, with which they i chunees nt short, eleven o f them Richard prepared to throw open 1 Foss, 111) 1 0 | •I it n About thirty per rent of tk the famous Imll- battle areas the fences of farm and, “ T-Bhapetl handle like Jhat , assists, collected three hits in five the doors o f hia (kswtltown bx ffice.! Knuup, 2 l> :i 11 it 4 ;i it instructors in this years’ Sum*. • > pinbe into tlic loose earth. They xtub fourteen times, 0 i i trips, stole one I,use and drove In Tickets of all denominations, m u I- ! ( ’asars, cf i <1 l garden are made of it. rusted and Session o f Columbia are sobk •1 know by experience when the inucceetleil in kitling his twisted, :i 1 ft 0 (i Hrazer, If f three runs.. |ing frnt 55 to $40, are iio .v availsometimes only halfOf the tbl!) teachers, 1 •*.*» ar, w i.t(invent hits metal nml then they n it It 0 :i :i bull! Iloets, shouts, whoops, whist­ Hennin, rf Rrower was touched for sixteen aide to the public. attack the spot with tin* great hoe- men. Tatum, II) 4 ] 1 ft n it ling, stai!i|iimr of feet: public 7 ± hits, seven of them coining in su'’- 1 Dempsey will wprm up gradually This number indudesl.i* wo»„ •1 like spades of the French worker. 1 It 4 i tt Keyes, c cession when the Feds scored five! lie will do little more today than Others Are Killed I'rowtl Is Angry officers of instruction, iwclr, ^ •» II It •1 i 1 There are still many accidents from Hiitgli, ss . ; runs in the sixth inning. Cusack i familiarize himself with the camp The living hull, fuming from the “ Out «it1i him!" "Que so vuyu!" ristents, one teacher in the Davis, p 4 u •» 0 i u ( ’ruwtl Hunts At FightH NN'Itu wux steady on the mound for th e 'environs, lie will not he in the injustice of having been deceived unexplotletl shells and hand gre­ Strution school, four in the nurnrj rouretl the furittiis public. Hut little St a lilted Animal I I Times nades hut the rewards are liiglt. visitors. into tiie arena to the accompani­ market for sparring partners he-1 school, seventeen in the elenunUn In A Spectacular Hilt I le ! dhl till y dream ef the unheard of ment of gay music, hail still enough to justify the risks. •tals !’ll 4 r» 27 jl •> HANFORD fore Saturday, according to I.eo school an ! four in the high «(!»,( ni |spectacle that was still awaiting AH It II D A enough life in his dagger-sharp £ Light roadScore by innings: Home economics is one of ti, them. SAILS IT ALO NE Henzley, of II 5 2 1 1 '•] work nml shadow boxing will he HI. Petersburg <'<><1 UIU 000— MADRID.— Aug. 22 (IN S ) Hull(horns to fling several men to death. I leading courses which women in • I “ Down with Chicuelo!" came the j 1 Myers, 2 b ... 4 2 ft “ o the menu for this week. .Miami __ (HIU 1101 ICIx—4 fights ari' a very complicated inAn amphitheater of twelve thou-i teaching. Chemistry applied a . Allen, rf 4 1 1 1 0 Summary: Two-base hits, Tat i.titutii'n in Spain. Thev have a tra­ unnniniutis n y, sweeping the arena |•'and enthusiasts, who have had ■ OSLO. Aug. 22.— A Norwegian household and nutrionnl prob seaman recently crossetl the North Crowe, .’th .. r» 0 1 1 :i Afternoon pumps are made of um;stolen bases, Foss, Tatum: sue- ditional moral code, that rctpiires like a storm. Was he the hero of their patience exasperated, ami Sea alone in an open sailing b o a t lems, diatetics und family welfsn yesterday ' That tines not matter. • Builey, lb .... . r, I 1 N it have had their sense of sport and black ottoman silk with discreet , 1,,'»»n . Hingham, ll'-u/.a, tw •> » 2 was out are other topics for discussion isl on the part of the foreigner an ex­ Down with him today! The Span decency violated, have to he treat- 25 feet long. When lie Dunbar, If . 4 d it strappings of silver leather. ' ' 1,1,1 • ■i Frishle, ss .... .. 5 1 !l 4 n inr.ls Imvc m* idols In the hull-ring.; , tm.t f„ ,lv T |„. rt.ft.rci. S l tw. days the boat hegnn to leak, lectures. ploit'd study, to only begin to un1 __________________________________ llmglmm to knatipp to latum 2 , il tactfully. The referee, seeing The fine arts, as art npprtditin Riddle, c ...... . ft 1 2 2 it Chinn I.. stubbed fourteen times . ma,,,.r* were taking an alarm I for '‘‘Kht days the sailor had TO TT A I S 'll 11 7 ’’7 1 » i “ truck out, by llouziw, o ff Davis 2 ; erstnml. anti then lie can never np.11 in the home, and art structure lu 1. killed his hull' C.oodby ™ alarm ,he vessel every three Cusack, p . .. 5 II 2 II •» umpires, Fredericks and Horton. preciate as well as a Spaniard can, hefon ' * (or. . sin* 11 ms mui. ui.mi.1, . mg turn, ordered the search and • Score by innings: teachers, designers, illustraUn, iii the .piesti.in of whether the hull- j Chiruct>>! I he crowd u in a real rl,|,^ure „ ( ,|le fugitive torero. Inmrs. Sanford ' . otto (ton craftsmen and painters, are TOTALS .... 42 7 III 27 in fighter is a real hull-fighter, and fury. What is to he don« with Chi-' since Chicuelo refused to romp out Sarasota .......... (too loo (toil— l taught by women. Vnrioui courm H O l'N TY ON THIEVES whether the hull is real hull. ; eueh. ’ The referee is challenged to t"c Infirmary behind the WINS DAMAGES SARASOTA Summary: Two-base hits, Dun­ in education, nursing, library mi_i Exactly what hull n•••*«••«• should he nr ( hi m a •punishment .that will ,«»•»••••, ur,.nlti iu , (1 which he iiiiu iia.l iih fled, and A ll It II O A E bar 2, Brower; sacrifices, Allen • »*••••» •a• ••»••• •>« "• 11 ivit nr i , «iM ii ALEXAND IM A N i»!i A iil' 22__ vice........ andi ___ sociul science, indicate tb LONDON, Aug. 22,-The London v/hnt he should not he, und what a sefve n- an example to others. I where the doctors certified they [ x ,u. who canlures a chicken growing range of instruction shA ' Kirkwood, ef 3 » 1 I 0 1 Halva; stolen Imses, Frislde, lleuxand Scottish Rail­ torero nhoulil do und what he* In t **•• Imllalmlon, Dnrtndo l‘ |H|louid not nvv nnytliiiur the mutter thief shall receive $ 1 u duy f**r 4 0 2 11 1 0 ley} double plays, Myers to Fris­ Midland Burke, lb .... women are entering us wcllutb awarded 4 shillings should net'do. are technical ipiest- disappeared. at; Holder If ... 4 u it :t u u lde to Hailey, llurke to Hurley to way was .with him, the referee ordered him ( every day the marauder remains openings for women who plu u 4 0 0 2 r> 0 Hurke; struck out by Brower 1; damages recently against a man ions in an art that cun count a- ] The spe.'tutors, in a moment of !f Cerll, 'h ... |„. M>nt to jail. It wasthe only in jnibaceording to plans druwn up work in these fields. 4 1 1 4 0 0 base on hulls, o ff Cusack 5, Brower who had chalked “ Just Married, mong its true upbringing. Hut a nmini. i- silence, take note of hi-* .safe place for liim! I Hogan, rf ... by the Alexandria Protective As\ Halva, 2b ... 2 It I 1 1 0 2; left on Imse, Sanford II, Sara­ don’t disturb us," mi tiie side of recent rcandnl broke out iu th e 1 disiip|)eariince. From whom had Chicuelo spent until midnight in sociati.-n. There have Iippii heavy A rubber apron is an excelot,**1 4 It tl .’I 4 2 sota 1 0 ; umpires, l.ohr and Rap- the train as he was seeing tiie bull-ring in Madrid, that even those1 Chicuelo inn nwuy7 From the rag- jail, arrayed iu Ids gorgeous t..r- raids on tiie roosts t>' guard their protector of the clothe* *i#i V Hurley, ss .... bride and bridegroom away on wliu have never seen u bull fight ing bull. >.r from the ratting ero costume. f Rfnnsh, c ........ II 0 1 0 (t bun. Time 1:fi7. fowl. washing clothes or dishes. iheir h'mevmoon. 1 Feds Beat Sarasota Brilliant Shortlid,!,r j ack |)elnusev (;.,ts ■8 Accepts 15 Chances. w IW Y , ■ • 11 Of Then, Assists * nder W ay In W ork GetsThree Hits IDrives In *1 Buns'' <,IIAr'° AUk*2!i' "*• Hill? Steady Hill A"K’ * - 'ifnnte4toI. W alkstoHrnzicrund "hn,,“ f,,r lhp SPANISH FICKLE i IN DEVOTION TO IUJLL FIGHTERS K ..• .... i ft no—7 !Time 1 J mu T H E S U N V E R S E T S O N C H E S T E R F I E L D ’S P O P U L A R I T Y P o p u la r in a ll-4 -co rn e rs o f i h c 'E a r t h ... tJ ll ' 1' i L ! where fine tobacco is a part o f fine living C V E R Sir W alter Raleigh brought the firat J _ « tobacco home from America, the LouJouer haj made fine tobacco a part o f fine living. So it is only natural that he should be quick to appre. ciate the pure natural tobacco taste and fragrance o f Chesterfield. ° I mil B y h i. preference, London tales it. place among th , world capitals o f Chrstcrfield’s popularity. Chest �PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD IIERAI,]), MONDAY, AUGUST 22. 1027- M n4.„ A IM I H A t E Phone 148 ★ i i SANFORD-Overland Co. Willya— P lan ts A n d I'lo w e rs I ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for Knights A. Overland, WhippiU. PLANTS. rent, 1700 block. 525 a month. I ark & Commercial fcts. Phono 58. W AN TE D :— PEPPER Advise price and variety. Mrs. Box 1700 care Herald. SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX A. O, Pledger, liissimee, Fla. Hr\ A M v { V IE AV lM G S iV "N N L l L . I DOUT* COm E. 9 0 T \AMV R o V B , »; Cash in Advance Ill— Houses Fur Sale INC IT L L H E 'S G O N E 6 K . vaM L N 1 ‘i L E A vW "TVlAT A i m ' A 11— Miscellaneous 203 Oak Ave. L GOT FOOLED ONCE, FOR SALE:—-Four room cottage K i n d O F A R o l L. B iU B S l K i P T iO N Phone I I C A M E A L O N G v N lfH A on one of best lots on Magno­ COM ING 1 A LW A V S Ll^>T CaOT, nc nils, will he received CAR AW NINCS.Sidej Paris, Aug. 22. (IN S )— Stone nead South B u n d l e l T t-lo T w a s Auto Awn- lia Avenue, — Business Service ro ll b e f o r e , ftrims and collector sent u r*S A Rov-U School >HK Vo. 1 1 Hall Hldg. Price reasonable. Terms by stone laris is moving westward A R o l l OF W a l l p a p e r g e t R o l l e d , y atcly for payment. to suit purchaser. Owner Box 431 so that almost the lust remaining O F GAUZE. MF.TAL ROOFING—The Hoof F.v-,--------------— A N - vne LL,H E. UNROLLED t v i o Y -F i a t © c v n L E ......9c a lino care Herald. ] souvenir of old French aristocracy b a n d a g e . erl istir.g. Metal shingles;, 12— W auled W A S ETH ER TO M AnE n ' a n d e n r o l l e d m e .... 7c n lino u ii ~ " " " ~ ’ | will disappear from the Avenue standing seam tin and gnlvinlzcd — __________ t T E A S IE R ro t? U S . ^ __..Gc a lino FO R A L O M N G C u P FOR TOR S ALE :— -line of best fi*o (|c:Champs Elysees with the n]>n. .,1 c n line roofs. Seo James It. Cowan. Oak loom bungalows on Palmetto [Hunching removal of the old house c rfi-V Bu LL O' Thl WOOlXS-, Ave. and Third St. Plume 111. WANTED: 25 dental technician Avenue, in Sanford Heights cor- „ r thl, i,uko ,i(, yin„ a U) the Left je rates on request. students; 0 months course $50. lot, equipped with electric uank YOUR I1USINESS — card appear­ Sanford Dental laboratory, Meisen range and water heater, price less ^--1 . Inti mutely connected with the rvuuccd rates are for trrr. Budding. than market value, terms to suit. ing daily in litis column will tjtive insertions, events of 1-Vance's two Imperial re­ Box 15 C, O. Herald. words of average length gimes and celebrated as having reach over 3,000 every day 1 I * -AFARM TOOLS W ANTED nted a line. FOR S ALE :— Five room Spanish ,HM" frequented by Napoleon, MuHim charge o f 30q for -and it costs so little a 12 word bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 , nU and Talleyrand as welUis the sertion. — / car garage, nice lawn, immediate noiiol stars of the second Empire, W A N ! TO BUY tractordisc plow, pPyi I f w Ldverlising is restricted ad for one month costs only $2.Gl). harrow, ditcher. W. M. Yeung, possession,- can't he Lent for the l|i? fine mansion numbers about “ f K Ter classification, 7**1 ' \ U -Oi1 N. Park Ave. Tel 777 or 775. price, terms 52im.OO ousli, balance one hundred and fifty years. It is Phono 148 t error is 'made The Saitmonthly. linx llu care Herald. mow being removed I rum Its origl* C raid will he responsible ------------------------------------- - Mini site and will be set up atone by Just i,.tk for “ Classified Depart­ n * ; E- one incorrect insertion, 21— L o ts Foe Sale |sumo to become the quarters of the Hi— A p artm en t For Kent ■vcrliscr for sultscqucnt ment" Soi ii’te drs Gens lie l.etlres. a home ■ Ins. The office should lie w MU( K LANDS ARE 5 AH JAIII.E for literary men. Lh\ (1 immediately in case of C LE AN UP YOUR OLD W ALLS tU R N IS H E I); (iuiago upurtinent, Just three mites rrom the cily I ______ h WITH THE NEW W A LL P A IN T Four rooms and hath, 107 E. 5th limits on highway I have eight j Piesident Douniergue, like every SOME'I III NO NEW AND MET­ St I'lmno 552. h m-s <>( muck lands that ran lie (,thn Froticlnnnn, is taking a sum[,) .ADVERTISERS IER. FOR FURTHER IN FORM A ""ugh 1 l"r $500 at, arte or special i,.diday. Hut in reality, it is r* HON- CALL. PHONE 235.) OR urifD math* »n all nf it. thirty ofily a change of scout*. Ilo hn« Herald reprcseniative RADICAL RENT S ' acres in entire tract includes clt -1 |iu.| t,|y K„ ll(. llu, Lhly familial with rates, l SEE, V. C. COLDER, SANFORD, fwltDMDUiE REDUCTION , , , gone to the old palace :.t FLA. . us lands and other ..... garden jtaillll()(li|ttI,( mi h(tin. liwiiy from [and classification will Three beautiful apartments, ya - dDQQj crimp*’te Information, p ^ m .^ r ^ e a S r " ” 1 him. PHONOGRAPH ... repairing, piano each consisting of living room, bed true* o f ' V ’lGids [you wish, they will assist room, kitchenette and hath, with living raising bulbs, celery, vege* , ,, , ,, , , tuning by experts with 15 years wording your want ad. )rr> 1 all modern convicnccs, electric tables and poultry for Sant, rd and Ut " 1,1,1 l,K‘ k .h,,H experience. Sanford Music Store e it morn effective. 111:1: Gift Shoppe. Room H) U II M: ‘""I hot water heater etc. Orlando mat bets Address R.XA. C. f ? ,,,• 'v,,,,UmI ur\ " ' 1' l n 'i* 7 -*v_ Lander Arcade. Phone 832. , 'y **re. handsomely decorated, 1 care Herald, 'lids will not lie oil " l,r,H,,,uT " f pOKTANT NOTICE __________________________________ Jiltrautivuly 1 uini.slifil and huvcj inaiket long, li you do not think ,U.’V " " " " in g lie is busy f ruiters should give their BUILDING BLOCKS — irrigation , Davenport bed in living room. They ibis laml is wortb the price try tn with oo-.iers and the nuiuero i;or postofficc address as B"- which his signature boxes and general cement work, ‘ ''Utiully located with one of Imy .mine of the muck lands in (heir phono number if ,H iudisiiensahle and lie must preMiracle Concrete Co. J. E. Tur- l l,u m,,st •a-autiful outlooks in the other parts of the country. ----- —- side from time to time over a cul.i-' |rsirc results. About one willegcr, Proy. 3 rd and Elm. “ ‘ Toss tlto broad grass an i — i; jnei touncil which may he held at out of II thousand has -------------------------------------- ---- ' palm covered squares between 2l>— AlIHLt'IluncuilS F o r Nine ihmie and the others . Iijiltier Kamlioinilet or ill Paris. U R Willlf\M«=a L A N K Y ,S DRUG STORE— Pro- I'mk and Sanford Avenues, Com- — ---- ------- — comimirlcatc with you *o scriptions. Drugs, Soda. We arc uiereial Street and the Boulevard, FUR KALE: Wagon and pair of they know your address, mules $300. Farm implements, Has one the rigid to rut tile tail as near you as your phone. Call liU ®,,*l beyond over Lake Monroe. R o l l . S v-W Ollll 0» NfA ftCWVICC, IWC. lisrimtinunnce M U S I he pta u » pat orr For small families there are no d -- cheap. Mrs. II. N. Thomas, W J o f iu- cow? The question being n person nt The Sanford A'lGM I’-CHRISENBEU'i Y PRINT «ii»h le apartments in Sanford and l' " s t St. seri.-u-lt considered by the soeieiy office or by letter. lelci for 'iciention i-f t’ ruelitv to AniSHOP — Printing, Engraving, til! Deeenilier (perhaps till Janut'ln m ii-r l.i i l n I'o n i p n n v , a r o r n o dlsrontlnuances arc nut KALE VERY CHEAP—two mills in France, following a euriou* low letters written by a French liiglit will soon replace the mi- t u t i i'lt ; mnl f l a p p e r S a l e s C u r p il* Embossing. Kin us first. We do a,y * ’ 11,11 l>e rented at I'Oll witolsoim* little liarrneks which new* gas ranges, beds, rugs, etc., incident in tin* Hunt Rhin departmtiess awaiting her divorce. Kighi at toll, a c o r p o r a t i o n . SIX DOLLARS A WEEK. Jd. Phono 417-W. R. R. AvenueIt a p p e a l Inu fr o m the a f f i d a v i t o f . ti n mouths ago, she and her hus- Pave long stood on the fortifica­ Dm* rear apartment ran in* ha' ( all new. Parly leaving town this mem BUS . Pro mot - Efficient f 'onimi*reiivi Street tin p h iiiic iit 's s ii l l c i t o r l h a i y o u at 518 a month. Call at 200 North week. Call Mr, Forbis. phone 753-J, Upmi the advice of a farmer bund decided to separate and an tions around I aris. They will form ■i tft, I c ■ in , i -11 ,-f l o l l m e n o n - r e s l d e n t a Service have for their god parents the who Inis the reputation of being a "id er was obtained by mutual conii tie- s l a t i-f F l o r l d n ; t h a t l h a ’ark Ave. corner Commercial SV. LUMBER and complete lino or l . i l.ri-nep nitdr< -« anil r e s i d e n c e I hey can he seen only Imtweun B) I i / n i o i * ^ i i H i i r i r l m i r ! limit ini! joker, one o f iiis neigh- sent. Just recently the ex-hut - a kind o f small village and will of building material. Ixiw prices. .! U T lio m ti mnl M a r y K . imincementH id. d to cut the tails of his hand entered a suit for divorce on cities of Paris and Detroit, Mlclti T lin m p s -ti, Ins wp sn A. M. and unless by special IJ 1 C IIM II 0 1 1 1 1 1 ^ 1 1 1 1 ^ hors if e . Is SCiDT-16 B o o k Security Lumber Cn„ "Where Goo-1 T i . w i -i . tii-ir nll. M'li-lilanlii t h a t t h e m order to fatten them. On the grounds of this wife's nlbg.d gar an.I appointment over telephone 777 Inst kiiiiw n a d i l t e s s un-l resld sn o*, [■JON and PLUM BING —- Grades Come From" Maple the i outiary, nntrary. the ten ,-dy did not niiulteiy. Jla hail entne upon cei during the hours named, or Tel - f i 'him I ’ I t r o w n Is gr,<i7- 11 > llooll Sixth. Phone 797. s i n . i m i “ s s t i r. lialty. Wc handle electric ephonu 775 at other times. Wink Toe poor animals have he- lain love-letter* ami based Ids ease Nut Ire is In reliy g i v e n th a t m iller Ti « i i tti*11 nit Mil M u . i i i . t h a t n flim it h a * s p c e lf le i l ns p a r t i c u larly ]imaps, home light and CONCRETE in every shnpe sn-J L, conic ,w thin as rails and are dying upon ’ ll s c.-.-rcspondcn e. ulnl li; v i r t u e Ilf nil ix e i - llt lo n Issli' , p? “ : IIIU "III Ilf the f l r c u l l f i i u r t o f t il " ns knnWti InI Ii I in the r e s i lie n c e o f lants. Sanford Machine Co. J ofl inby one. Resides losing a The (rutty young wife argue i form, block", tile roofing. iittiH- I "> O NEW — nicely furntsheii V i o l i n ‘gli I til .liulli-iiil C u iirl In not th e a b o v e nmin-il i l r l r i u t a n t s ; t h . i l fanner i- that any woman whose divorce is (nr I ii -|| f m in t y mi A p r il I t . 19- ! y o n s r o uuclt o v e r th e inn- o f t w e n l v • mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod- ..."B'JD"'ents. >-•> per month, Jl.» I ONDON Aug. 22 ( IN S )—The fine I - rd. the poor mi n J u d n m i i i i i endureit In is ii lit " l i e I I I ) y e a r s am i t h a t t h e r e is no kl Atk s i Found ; ucts Company, Fifth and Maple " * First M. Phono .(Jr. United Stales may have bootleg­ threatened with a large fine *is ( ending ba the right to look ahead , .,n: t "II lli-lolii-r IS, I ' l l ! In it eel - ni l -mi III th e Hlali- of K lo r lit a s r r v * j well. t and think of the future. Her IctSts. Phone U2-W. i -In r- ,us,, iiin relti pi'iulInK. w h e r e i n let " f a sutq m erla u pon w h o m w o u l J ging, but the oldtime smuggling H i— I I m i s r s F o r K e n t l-'lorliln I lilrul y o u o r e a c h o f y o u : *let's Were written with a view to Ci'iipli-s Until, o f Hm iluiil ihile Pomeranian dog. Rohas returned ti* Britain iu real ptalniiff mnl IM i:-t ii t a l e s t i y , J r . j T h a t the a i h l r e s s nr T h e C h a r l e s Alfolher curious case which 1ms what was going to happen ufttr CLARENCE SMITH [918 Myrtle Ave._________ I shape. ... _. ... •■twl t li.-tt lt<s M. w w e r e il"f«-inl- t 'l n p p e r I t e a l t v f n m p m i V . a o o r p o * rerenl’ y come up before tin* French the divorce h\iirep wa: nrci. mu* i imvp t«iviu i uno General Contractor the f o l - I r e lh i ll nmli-r t h e I n n s o f the Htnt* I FIVE AND SIX room huus.-s for] It takes place all along the south courts lias to do with a number ->i - q ho court r muted the divorce l.-ivlnir iteserlhi-il p r o pu epon I Cameo link bracelet near r t y , mnl w i l l nf N ew Vtirk, Is I f l.m n le r Hrect, GOP W. First St. , rent or sale, time good. Oak Hill ea- t coast of England, Sussex, EsNational Bank. Reward. 1 ffi r the smiin f u r mile at the fr o n t , New-h u ru h . N e w Y o r k : t h a t th e mlPhone 441 nnd till* responsibility was divided <*,,urt House in Hatifnr»l. |iln ss ,■f t'lnpper S a l e s Corporation, |on Orange Ave. 2 hlocksutf Geneva sox and Kent, nnd the old-time dor Curlett, Geneva. FIDDLER PAYS equally lictWeeli llu- iiusliuud nti-l I' 1• i hi i mi .Monday, Heptmnher n eoriu-rntl-iti under the laws of the M E TAL HOOFING—The Roof F.v- Ave. Residence 2G(t'.l, llox 170F. caves under the cliffs are just ns -------t.'JT, ilurliiK the reanlnr hours of pinto of New York. Is l.mnler erinsting. Metal shinglea: Route A. useful to the present smugglers i*s Htii-i-t. Ni wluil ali. New York, and komdtili's K ANSAS CITY, Mo., Aug. 22. " __ j_ i sal .. n ... ...... i, „ — — i l.-it 9 o f M m in 's S u h i l i v l s l o n o f tl"ii 11 > • • * l» no offlci r or aKi-ut of _ standing seam tin and galvanized — tlic.\ were to their ancestor* of 100 \\ lien a ftd d li t l u i n s p u g i l i s t it j I ’ mi.-i w i l l s o o n b ■ w o r t h i e r tiiaii tin- N o r th f o u r ntul mn- h a l f m<H niip inillim In Hie State ».f roofs. See James H. Cown.i. Oak FIVE ROOM bungalow, com­ years ago. Jimnpll in i must pay, Ralph K. Hatfield, violin • ver Of the name of "the f l i i lit i up..n whom tha nrvlffi of iuOUGE the City of lo rldu. ,i autipfii aa la tli« eiiuoo would Im pletely furnished, phone IKG. cars end Graham trucks »ve. and Third St- Phone 111. recently lieutuse What liapjiens is thut mysteric-.is ml WPS arrested , , , il.igiil. ,jn ii,. in,1lie iMunici)ial ' i u m i . iii Ii I <( OUtlril mineil q-i , im rms. i , , ,fash. iimi lun-tlnc , . ) yachts wild twinkling liglits anIn chose the early liiofiinig Innirn jms just adopt ed Hu* reeomnu-nda-j Haled at Hmifnrd, l-'lorlilu t h is If •nn:iti:i*(iiti: tr is nnnKiiDD uth rn. i'lnme 3. b— H elp W an ted ( M o le ) llinl >"11 unit i-iii-ll of >i-il ill■ H p p rs r , _______ 1927. I INK ROOM furnished house for iJinr about ten miles o ff the lonely- fl-r his melodics, ami bis wife re- |it,tw )>f tl ^ommittxo which Un»\Aur u( J' " y C M, HAND nnt a n s w e r the M il of e o m jiliiln l rent. Sec \. A. Speer. 411 Park wretches ,,f COBst vis & COWAN CO. Auto I hen s p e e d y i monslrated wBhhim, .struck her. „ lu,ty|nK t(„. lighting of the I S h e r i f f , Si-niliuilo C o u n t y . lierntll flli-il mi the Dili da> o f Se llur anti sheet metal works. DDLS W A N T E D —Can use five 'l.irl.lii ; toinlj.-r A li 1 -iIT. and u p o n fu llI m o t o r b o a t s w i t h ape•cially silenced tin- fine was $500. ^ |n,piti,| mid voted credits of !».good boys who are hustlers. Can | lire o f u lilch a tleeli-e pro ■ m i f e s s u fcch Ave. Phone 710-W. engines, run out fast and collect nun,otto francs for the proposed imcam as high as a lollnr an after­ DANDY i\ t i i i : r u n n r c a t a t o f t i i i : u l >' •" • 1 ,, , Five room luingnPRINCE KNOWS IIO V I . . NICE . . . - . cargoes ,,f - ilk, hrarniy and pt-r i (Movements. More liglits will he T w n v n -t i i m u .ti m i i \ t. « i n - 11 is t i i t T l t l .It <»HDI.tU.t' tii.»t noon. Apply Circulation DepartIN FORD IiUICK CO. I ll1 * iiiiiluf f * * i iniiiliPdiin n fumery. These limits can operate tU’IT OF ft.Oil Iti % l\ AMI fo il * i • *1 it Tl»« HmifMi**! I lu r il 'i ,* *i»*^ ’♦ * r.o’ nt Herald. -Tiie Prince nistiPled ill the Kinaller streets, 90 MHIIMII.i: I III A T ). IN l* i * i |hi M I n|h i| u Vfn'i **» 1 'I'itil 12 Mcgnolia Ave. that im one can ever any that Pari.-) II ANt r.lt A Phone 3G7. tIn-v run straight jn in the shore, " f " a l e s lias mastered tin- Charloa- i light only in tin- central districts. a u f i-t n o v < I Iftfhl ! i | h' i h U' muU f , i f Mir !i— Instructions i . H f ii a .m h k i i l a v n i :. 4 FURNISHED FIVE ROOM -i ii i*t 11 ‘ i* i* \i onlt h Wtllnw), lll-Vpien mi l hoI i * h e i r and an nutomi-hlle awaits thmii '"ii and tlutices it with skill nnd \VtTVI:;m iln hind mi l •»»! -f house for rent. Phone H05-W. ■ tiilm llmnpilmi f lu im lnu l i y m MODEL TK77.I CO. A good night’s trade may mean an sense . , of , rhythm that only , ,,prnfessAnother American cabaret is A i: |i - m t --- * »*|ei i - f - I" 1" f - t ro o q ila ln a t it . |m the car, not the owner.1' -1 - iinnli- i ' hiim" Pliifitll, CULTURE, 29 West Monroe rnv $2.(m;t profit to Hie emi-idru- htnal dancers can equal, Recently it- -t getting -.tarted in the rue .1 AV, TIP'M l’SUN ntul M AII V 1C i* mi A l> '** *1 lone 817 for estimates THOMPSON tils "If- T ill; i'll AH- ihn. I .'ml •) i v nf, July i-m.and I he risk is hardly w..rlll • « ..... . tl-iii v d* Angla" nnd w-ill he known A | ' <■ •*** im u i in.i w . r i r s i n i n - r i . fl.A PP I'lt III: ALT IA' l l fti ■ ' iMV P W. RADFORD umtvine i.ti.mi -crowds wnietieri ntul a|i|dauded his . "l-'nilinu'., Itnr" .III lift">1 I.eve of I.KH large and well equipped school in t M U ... . . . . . . . U 1.*i ‘eik f i i e p i t f-ui't n Vnlcuriiziiig Works. f..r i ’ i riilun’l I'mi'ii, l -• • Florida, opens Kept. 1st. See or i . i . . , jlU lv: MARMONS IIATIUK i» » fit t»*H:it ||»M| It 11fI \% * write Mr-.. Moore for special offer S ,A| A A 'e e l . wall which are reported to lie quite W FOR RENT: -5 room iirifuriii»h-i Die question in the House of Com 11, 1.1 \ Nt ' »N I »•*! i* n*| i|»t liifnrd Alltomoliile Co. I* f . t*i first 25 students to enrol n lively n< tme can expert to bungalow, 2 bed unois, asking the Secretary of the i.ii,i, t « • i■*»ni:ri •»si: MdUT'SA'ir: ed stueeo innlia Ave. Plioni ( S e ii ll i nii»f:it »*i i*i 1ni.ir \t i »»n i "mils, living roam, dining roont, ’l l ea -ury, Ronald MneNeill, whether country. MaeNeill replied tlial he find on the Right Bank. A • I ' l l I'.AA'S A 11 ' IIT I 10-A — Poultry And Kkk-s Tn III! I »• f* I"l Ih»’ I W T H ' »MI* tiltl.ANIn* FGMHI i-nlli Iti*r4 win nwale of the smog was aware of I lie njicr.’lt ion. but it kitchen (*-,pupped wit 11 ele-ti c li .. , . i HON iirnl M A I lY K TI|OMIW>N,l»ln — EW SANFORD BOOSTER fu r 1 ’ iiiiiptniumit T h •‘ C i t e riiM|l»**rnh. ii g r o u p n[ . w ifi ; ritu r r l i r n w n ; T in ha■ h (with Iml and col l glaig iqierntions now In-iiig carried w"iild lie iigain-.l Hie public in aid v $1 ,0 (1 , St udel»ak**r HA BY CHICKS, Rocks, Red- and range. I Pidmetlo an in t in* citves of I In* southeastern tme ' to give particular , imiiltTvi ilwollinif.1 even hI o i Iom in 1 ....... .......... Leghorns, nil extra fine quality water 1 |mated 2300 A*k for carbon juice willi phone •tops the knock. San slock. Write me. Anion (1. Norm­ : A Vi lute rent sninnicr rat» I I4S. al). Pine Castle, Fla. Iraijf ( 'n. 15Y WILLIAM*: OUT OUR W AY nfortl Daily lleTald T AD. RATES CD 4 xy: 1 Tv" P ffq jj I Returns ToEngland In Old Time Form 11I?1u(i% 1 1:11 in1in>1"i ivii111r•>1 .1 h i1 it1 1r*ilit*i Crash Kills Pacific Flyers BY TAVI.OT7 IM’N FOI1 >"AT’S im 71I C ’'CKAf.LH-'of ’ ’ ^U'RC MlSSWG “ PGP, BY MOT 'vriMG s o m e o k B'5 t)fc.LKilOU5 f Ta l l o w c a n d i .c s .' y o u Fo r g e t 7f<or l 'm g o in g To The south r b lC a ho All l wAMr is tug F A 7 ! it ppovidc ^ MG/Vf F&R TBe 600Y i t cam went s t a n d UtG FRIGID BLASTS CF* r° 7 r e iR H o u se S fC A K ? vTIte POLAR ReoiONS WON'T YOU MAVC some Corree, Pop * AlOPC — WHALCOU-, IN TU'S <?A5G, VJIl-L (te MUCH G&TTeK — M ID N IG H T ; x 'ajONPCR w h c r c MOM PUT THAT PIG CHG HAD FOP- — i Jm � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 22, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e10e73a2f5fd66460a87a50144e69546.pdf 881f758583e0315dee0c751c0f009a3d PDF Text Text 1 LJr •A*»r.*yV fLlZ'm*J 4 b THE WEATHER your n e w spa pe r p i a n f o r i* ll.s Itlchcst G arden Land I .cased Wire Internatinnal News Service HME NO. XVIL Newspapermen Will Study Ashley Story U In Caskets Of Diamonds, B o d i e s Of S a cco -V a n zetti Will Tour Country T a k e P la c e Many Countries y o ls london Police Kept Busy Putting Down IRed Demonstrations! Fair in north: oleal thumb, showers in south portion tonigh nml Wednesday. NASHVILLE, Tenn., Aug. 21 r—(IN S)— I-nurencr A. Ashley's reported disappearance in Nicknjnek cave nnd the crews of rescue workers" was n honx nnd » fraud promoted for pub­ licity purposes and for influ­ encing tlio state highway com­ mission to route a road by the .•avc, an official roport of stntu mine inspector O. I’, Pile, in the hands of Governor Austin Peay, declared. Several news­ paper correspondents were to­ day planning to accompany Ash­ ley over the route he claims to have traveled during the five days he was reported lost in the subterranean passnges of Nickajnck cave. VANZETTIAND ME U _ J ------------ --- PAINTS A 3P I GUT PICTURE OF U. S. FUTURE HOOVER ~SXN17()R1>. r i.O R lD A . T U E S D A V . A U G U S T 2'.], 1927. NUM BER Memhcr_AiidilM Burenu Of Cir c u la tio n s Construction Work Begins NEWS AGENTS On Flying Field And Hangar For Key West Company GOTO GENEVA KEY WEST Fla., Aug. 23 (INS) | Three planes will usher in the will commence* boro wlthit) 10 days, j- . rvico. They are the land planes, landing field and airplane hangar hut the 00 miles Itnp across the Construction work on n $50,000 Gulf Stream In them .is considered Last Minute A ttem pts Of He- according to Cnpt. James K. Mont safer than if mndc in tho usual fense A ttorneys To (lain A gomcry, vice-president of the Pan­ seaplane. They will have an nverStay Of Execution Fail And American Airways, Inc., holders of ng„ speed of tit* miles an hour, will Italians Die At Mid-night the American nnd Cuban govern­ carry soyen passengers and several ment contracts for daily air mm I hundred pounds of mail. The planes service between this city nnd nre of the same type as those used Doth Go To Chair by Commander Byrd on his flight Havana. Paris nnd Lieutenant Maitlnnd D enying Any Guilt The site chosen is a tract ad­ to joining the picturesque east Mar- o*i his f»motis Hawaiian non-stop They will carry wireless. Mndeirns Sleeps Soundly l'n- tcllo Towers, built by the federal flioht. The service according to govern­ troops during the Civil War. The til lie Is Awakened To He ment contracts will begin Oet. 10. Taken To Electric Chair company’s office and oiiarters for Pnrsrngers will I*1* carried on the the personnel will he in compart­ Itrip to and from H avana. BOSTON. Aug. 2:1.—Sacco ments of the old fort. Coastwise Shippers Warned Of Storm WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.1 (IN S )—Tho weather bureau to­ day ordered storm warning sig­ nals displayed from Boston to Wilmington, N. <\ because of a Iropirnl disturbance of great in­ tensity attended by hurricane Ainds near its center. Indications point to a strong north and nor­ Independent News A rcucJcsDc- thwest winds probably reaching mandEtiunl R ights With Of­ galo force on the Virginia nnd ficial News Bureaus Of All North Carolina coasts thi* after10011 and tonight. From the New The European Governments Jersey coast northward to Bos­ ton there will he strong north­ east winds shifting to the north­ Held Under Auspices west tomorrow. Dangerous gales Of League Of N ations will ho expcrelnccd off the const and nl Ishipmnsters were advis­ Independents Claim Official ed to he cautious. A gencies Are Given Prefer­ ence On Exclusive Mat (or CHICK EVANS IS SHOOTING GOLF !N FIRST ROUND N ational Amateur Is Played On The Same Course Evans fWon N ational Open 1916 Rudy K n ep p er A lso Up F r o n t ATLANTA, Aug. 21 — (INS) A suh -tropical hurricane is now shout 500 miles due east of ntusviltc, Florida, nml moving .•npidly northeast according to federal weather bureau here. R»t:in Of T exas And Dr. O. F. Willing- Are Drawing A ttention GENEVA, Aug. SUL—1The demand of independent news agencies of and Vanzctti arc dead— but the world for an "open door” in the hue and cry of (heir dra­ tile matter of news dissemination at matic passing rang around the M IN IK A H O A COUNTY WASHINGTON. Aug.23 — the conference of press experts , world today. c l u b, 1Mi n n e a p o l i s (IN S )—A hurricane has devel­ 1IOSTON. Aug. 23.— ONS) which opens here tomorrow under j oped about 300 miles northeast The end of the seven years Miiyt., Aug. 23.—Still in tho IVII that is m ortal o f N u o la the auspices of the League of Na­ of Cape llntlcrns and is moving fight for life by these convic­ full flush of a possibility th a t t o o and B artolom eo Vnuted radicals— a fig h t unprece­ tions, with the result that the draft northward. The weather bureau he may be on the w ay back ftti will lie in s ta te in B oston innounced today. Present indi­ from tfolfdpni’s Vnlahalla, of a proposed law concerning prop­ i v York • C h icago and sev* Returning To W ashington A f­ dented. too. in its effect on rations nre it will not strike the world opinion—-came in the ter Vacation Commerce ( ’hick Evans, having shot hts l,| other large c itie s o f tn e erty rights in news will he side­ roast hut will come rtoqa offi­ 7f* in the first half o f the Iimtrv. accord ing to an a m b i­ Secretary I ' r c d ic l s Con­ earlv hours of Ibis morning While Youth And Negro Fined tracked entirely. cials said. Heads Of Marketing Organiza­ in drab old Charleston pr^on. ! qualifying round vesterdav, tu s plan draw n m; for cx etinuance O f {Prosperity The discussions today centered And Given Jail Teems This The whining sing-smig <>f tions Predict Acreage Will began firing with great rapidftlpn Indnv hv th o S m r o oleHrie current whipped through Morning Vor Rum Violation around tlio question of how far the itv and eclat this morning ns Remain Practically Normal; l.,n7,*Hi d e fe n se c o jn m itlu . WASHINGTON, Aug. 21—(INS) (heir bodies nnd burned out thenTwo Small S d lls Confiscated independent news agencies, of the national am ateur chamFinancing Problem Solved Embalmed for 1on«r oroser- —A bright picture of American lives while the trims of 2200 police which International' News Service ntonshit) proceeded on its ev­ l,;on n« was that *f I/onlne. th prosperity was painted by secretary encircled them to make sure thev entful way. For the first six holes U im will re-* in d'onmnd stmllled Prorpecta point toward a nor­ I County Judge J. G. Sharon this is one, will he able to go in forcing did not esenne Massachusetts jus­ .Vote for their journey. T^ter of Commerce Hoover. He is back tice. From Kamchatka to U10 the mal reduction of celery for morning fined Fred Hall, white, the i\inference of press experts this morning, Evans wns one stroko . r* ',.,|| |.„ carried hv stenmslnp at his desk after n vnetion in the radicals of the world nrotested the n*ito adopt u declaration in favor of of this pace n"t only would usBuro cm 01.. according to views express- and Albert Bush, 1 . $250 J-j serve W ill I, their unlive laud Halt- across west. He declined to discuss poli­ immccnco of the condemned equality for all news agencies,wheunder even 4*8 nnd n continunnco In led by Loads of the several large piece and sentenced each to i V funeral procession ther governmental or independent and demanded their liberal inn. months on on the the county county ronu rond tics. „,d.demanded their "'7""J " '•p ipping o.gnnir.-Uons of Sanford, three months Evans of qualification but possib­ y./jt ......... a ston t" tlio the north end hoadquarin character, iu matters of distri­ mndon, rarls, B e r n and Moscow, g |PI J w j j * f ^ ah|ppe„ t at following their picas of guilty to I Conditions during the first seven ly would mean the medal itself. + ,if the committee for n view hero * o r iu O riO M — H la . ........... .............. w* . tin . nffiv * ! . I ___ .e I n t i i v i r n l i n p bution uml dissemination of news. the body by the marchers was months of this year have not var­ there Thu independent agencies expect Not A Single Authentic ('lew ' For Mlnikahda happens to bo ions against Amcricn-rhut they rest Rome reports to the effect ,charge of possessing intoxicating ... „grim old that .tin*,.h-a1 -cop would suffei a Arraignment iff the two to meet with opposition from the J cart of the plan. "'film’d ied greatly from the banner year of died just the same in A h T o Fate Of Three I’lanes Chick’s happy hunting ground and ,• Louis Bcrnhcimor, of New 1020, he said. Indications nre thn rhorlestoiYmison hard by the iimn-1large, decica .• in production due mcn el|iminate«l a series of raids European and Asiatic governmental Ami Their Seven Occupants f,*w will forget the marvelous Z86 ament'on Bunker Hill, and today to the failure of many growers to mmie during the past few days by agencies and their allied Ameiicnn !„< slu t hero to win the open title the present conditions wil clout ni­ 1 KNOXVILLE, Trim.. Aug. 21. Is Found Despite E fforts in 1010. deputies from the office of .sher­ organizations.. their bodies Irty on marble slabs in jeeuro financial aid. txjy;*_“Sacco and \nnzcttl weie ne throughout the year, he added. the north grw o mortuary. Thc concensus of opinion was iff C. M. Hand. Shooting another 75 in the O^nliMany preliminary conferences ordered." blazoned n;r,,*s the The construction industry regard RAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21— fying round this morning Chick Hall, n youth about 20, and Bush were in progress today, and imli•a, the radicals of tho world that, if there is a decrease it will s»nt of the Million • *rst rd as a barometer of general bus­ and to their sympathizers among probably 00 no Ini .••• than the in- were arrested last week near Bry- , nturns wero that tlio mdopoiwlont (INS) -Hope for the five missing Evans, several times former cham­ eptist Church of this city in south of Sanford. the intellectuals. Sacco and Van*Dole fliers and their two would-be pion. posted 150 |*ohind his name |d paint was found by police iness conditions, lias shown an iti- etti were symbols of legalistic, ami etease of between 2 and ,1 percent., rescuers, Cnpt. Billy Erwin and Al­ on the score hoard ami jumped the „rlv this morning. capitalistic oppression, and matyrs field that still was in the raco for vin Eichwaldt, had all but vanished tho qualifying medal. Only n few “There is no God." ami "Imnior- he said. Exports are 5 percent to the cause of political liberalism. Llity is only a drenm, were grenter in qunnity, while freight with tho coming of dawn today— of the cnrly finishers were in a To the law . of Massachusetts, Cong other inscriptions scran l- il car loadings are about the same. stern nnd unyielding ns the rock one week after the illfated "Gold­ position to dispute the issuo with phrnsnn........... |rro?s the marble walls of the edi- Pig iron and textile Industries have ,,f Plymouth, they were a pair <ff dor its supervision. for all press associations and news en Eagle’’ ami "Miss Doran" hop­ Chick, the runner up at this point nl heir hearing this morning. l ’olicc attributed the vaniiiL- John McKinlay. fellow ChtniiarciiisUc aliens who had perpebagencies is supported by the con­ ped off on their disastrous attempt m being That practically all of the farm shown a silght decrease Failure to pay their fines will com| ,ii«ni to Sacco-Vanzetti follovvengoan. ®| ference. ers will receive the financial buck­ •‘,*1 the men to serve an additional to reach Honolulu. T* erc is abundant capital and McKinaly had two 77’n for n total Tho independent agencies point t'l-ce months on the road, according nctosnuy !<• raise their crops, Not n single authcnlc clow as to of 151 with Dl e Ward, Big Rap­ ney Is cheap. These he regards ^ ^ punnj ot South Braintree, BOSTON, Aug. 23. rlN S)— monc out that under present conditions was assured with the inforniatlo VI to Ju.' ;c Sharon’s ruling. forcing shrieks re-echoed through ns stimulants to prosperity. prosperity, The and who rnf. for «nven seven venrs years have manmnn- (hat sonic outside capital would brjlhlS rnj(| yesterday on Secret Lake, the official agencies m e given pri­ the fate of the three planes nnd ids, Mich., in third plare at 150. ouili UusHoll Klrrct, West End, great distressing point in tho nat- nired to escape pnying the penalty the gpod inmoripinavailable to assist hval bankers 01*11 Vfiithwost of this city, netted 25 ority in transmission. Even though their seven occupants has been , However nm«t of*.............. j Nicola S a c o and Bartolomeo an independent agency gathering found, despite the fact that inumor- eluding nobby Jones nnd W atts thereof. ii j’ul picture, he Haul is the flood meeting the needs of growers. 1 barrels of mash and a copper still, nan It i Wf .;r tc their doom tb-o I tfhey died ns they lived—defiant, this connrtion, it was learned that having a capacity of approximate­ its own news were able to heat the able naval vessels and planes, and j >’cl bc ,,rnr,, fr° m nt regions of the south. xmihg. contemptuous of tlie "system" that members of the Florida Fruit \e g ly tot) gallons. The still was des- official agency in getting a presen­ fishing smacks have searched every this point. “The people there are flat on took their lives, unrepentant, un­ In the South Russell street Evans card follows:— ro'yed nnd tho mash__poured out by tation of the governmental policy . .. _ fDeputies ln l.lllllia ,artmcnt or friends, Miss l.uigin their hacks," he explained. The orthodox, nml protesting their in­ etable Corporation will be assisted the* raiding mile of the great drclo course be Out it might find its dispatches held up officers, B 4 3 4 4 3 5 4 fi—38. anzetti, who had crossed the Bed Cross is pressing forward with nocence to the end. They went to in a financial way by the Federat­ Booth and Stephenson and Carl in transmission to permit the offi­ tween here nnd Hawaii. In 1 3 4 4 5 4 5 3 5—37—75 ed Fruit and Vegetable Growers os fium Italy to hid farewell cial agency dispatches to have pre­ Recently friends of the mlssnig lief and rehnbilution work hut the chair with their heads iq>. their Inc. of Now Yirk. Iland. Ruddy Knepper another big tim­ « her *Barto," and Mrs. Rose Snc- ret tread firm, unafraid and without fliers are resigning themselves tc er, was almost ns brilliant Another raid early this morn­ cedence. ns Evans the brave and loyal wife of recent heavy rains have added to benefit of clergy. The New York concern, which ing on the northeastern part of A preliminary cnnvnss of opinion what seems the incvitiblc. .Sympa­ tiiis morning nnd Rudy with a 79 "Barto’s" comrade, received the the general distress. Only about for several years marketed the Lake Howell was staged by Deput­ among tho delegates indicated that thy centers mi Miss Mildred Doran, yesterday, needed all of tho brill­ tbuco died almost with "long trnblc news. It was relayed to one-half of the farmland is being live anarchy" upon Ids lips. Van- proaluct* of the Klcrkla Vegetiddc ies Stephenson and Gray assisted on tiffs the 22-year old Flint, Mich., school fundamental quoslloif, iance ho ever knew. A 5 on tho sec­ |ihfin |>y telephone from states planted. older, more kindly, philosophi­ Corporation, will ivikc available a by James II. Lee, federal dr." inves­ width is regarded as by far the teacher, who was a passenger on ond hole did him practically no iron, across the Charles River Hoover expects next week to re­ zetti. miticy for local tigator. Fourteen barrels of mash most important before the confer­ the plane named for her, piloted Ly cal, proclaimed his innocence while large sum of gold but a birdie 2 on tho third in Charlestown. visit the flooded regions. In Oct­ seated in the chair, and was pro- (growcrs, and ibis action was greet­ and an 80-gallon still were confis­ ence, tho conference's action may Auggy Pedlar and navigated by evened matters considerably. Ho The cries of anguish of the two ober he will make an economic ed here with a great deal of praiie cated. When discovered, tho still be limited to a statement of prin­ Vilas Kltopc. Others missing are pi­ was exactly even 4’s for tho first V fi? his forgiveness of his itca stricken women, perhaps survey of the area. It Is too early,1n in nies when the guards stepped by shipping exports who pointed was still smoking, officers said, ciple, advocating equality of treat­ lot Jack Frost and navigator Gor­ holes. mo t pathetic figures in the lie said, to decide upon a definite back and signalled for the fntnl out that the Federated Fruit and indicating that a "run" had just ment for all newspapers and press don Scott of tho Hcurst monoplunu sixMeanwhile George V. Rolan, tho >acco and Vnnzctti case, awoke flood relief program. Vegetable Cri'.vors Inc. is demon­ been completed by the operators. associations; such equality to cover “Golden Eagle". Texan, with a 74 yesterday had current. ,, • f.i-.c neighliurliood. Many resistrating its faith iu Hanford and The Lake Howell raid was the not only the distribution und tramDespite the apparent futility stinted 3-5-4 for tho first three Hoover attaches great imoprot"I am innocent of all crime, I dents went to the streets. nnee to the International Radio said Vat. :ctti, without attempt­ its belief in the success of next most difficult of the rcc.rnt ones mission of news, hut nlso favored of the search, tho navy will "carry holes however, Jimmy Standish of staged by county officer . The au­ treatment by moans of preferential on" until Thursday, it was announ­ Detroit, had virtually eliminated year’s crop. . Conference which wil the held here LONDON, Aug. 21__(INS) — in October. Invitations have been ing theatrical gestures. "Not only thorities having information about cable and telegraphic rates, and dis­ ced to day. himself by taking 47 to tho turn Not only were heal shippers of this one, but all. "He spoke simply 11wo thousuiul policvmcn were de- .sent to 50 nations. lie hud n 7’J yesterday. ■ the opinion that the crop would he the still, set <>ut for tho place. De­ crimination in those countries The Tact thut Commander Rod­ in a quiet voice, «s if he had said, It.ildl today to guard the United spite the deputies prc< autions in gers rent: ined afloat nine days Knepper caught nod passed Ev­ "I am tired.” He lay back quietly an average one in procluctiiio, but approaching tho still, the moon­ where censorship exists. |.''■.at(•^ ( nilia.ssy anil to prevent they also predicted a good sennm . . filial)) rescued, inspired ans at the turn, Chick doing the ami waited for death. shiners had fled, taking with them |! ' tile .Sacco-Vanzetti demonstrahared upon a study of local prep­ the “shine" which they had just fma faint hi • c iu the hearts of some, first nine in 38 against Rudy S J7. \J Not so Sacco. Younger, more IS ii i -.lov.ing the midnight outbut the I* optimistic reason thnt Evan's needed 5 on the seventh and arations, with the reports from volatile and impetuous, his first cry Ibreak when 500 sympathizers of iacd manufacturing. Roit|'ii> had o »*• uplano and wns! a tJ on the ninth while Knepper ether celery growing sections. (Continued On I nge Three) A continuous camp: gn against |t'e tiv i executed men attempted |,( li,n cquippoil for t)*e pounding of shot the last three holes tf/.th o W. M. KvoU general manager of inooiibhini i s is planned by {sheriff r>i i ll iqiun the emba y nnd tIn* waves. It is thought hardly turn iu a stroke over 4’s. the American Fruit,,Growers lug., |l *lir .1 , iti I’aiatc. Hand who plana to "clean out cciDavo Ward, twenty-year-old likely that any of tho three missing said, "Our acreage will remain np- tnin sections which arc known to bo entrant from Big Rapids, Mich., The attempt to march upon the planes rould now he afloat. proximalelv the uuuc. Thn outlook centers of tho bootlegging industry. Robert G. Davey, Sanford at­ also got a 17 at a time when scores inita y ami the King's palace ORLANDO, Flu.. Aug. 23— (IN for a >il crop with a substantial Republcan ingcncral were mounting inL» l> ' . 1 a ma , meeting in Hyde torney, was named S )—Simplified and comprehensive return to the farmers is also STRONG TONE l>I C’OTTON lurge numerals. George 1’lpcr, Min­ IVrj‘- w,,cii the mob reached the chairman for Seminole County nml in its scope is the new requirement bright." from this neapolis, wns Ktundish’s partner I■'»'! ’ 11 til, James palace—the state committeeman for tho requirement for tlie regiat* 1 f filn- I’rincc of Wales— county at u meeting this morning J. C. Hutchison, general mana­ ' NEW YORK, Aug. 21.—(INK) — .ration of real estate brokers and und if anything he wus just a lit­ Miss Eleanor Herring, daughter ger of the , Sanfpijd-Oviedo Truck A ft,,r nii cfirly pNU*ion, iu vwiuli tle worse than James. Ho needed 1 Uf"H pmire rode into the ranks at the court house when a perman­ salesmen under the new real est­ 48 strokes to the turn. ‘'Jlli ring the mnrehers. There ent organization was perfected. of Mr. and Mrs. George G. Herring Growers AistMntivn, «aid. "Thorp (glees duclined about a dollar a ate license law which became ef­ bain on profit takin t and pauthor,n will he little reduction in the prodr A. L. Houghton, Chicago, a 43; and u popular and talented musi­ The organization oT Seminole Re­ '“(it no casualties. fective on June I, according to A. C. Ulmer, Florida’s representa­ publicans f cl Ipwed addresses !> cian of this city, has accepted an duction of this ycaf’s crop. Very liquidation, the cat* on .market d e ­ Walter W. Rose, chnirqmn of the LOS ANGELES, CnL, Aug. 21- tive a 4» and Haul O’Connell, Worappointment to become a member few of oqr grcnycip, have quit or veloped a strong t m o today, and Florida real estate commission. (JK.S’KVA, Aug. 21.— (IN S )— Howard Gibbons of Miami, F. new high prices w* ro recorded Tor reduced tjieir acreage. I look for a Curry of DcLnnd and Dr. Fred E. ( INS) The big studio of “The rir- Chester, Mass., a 42. Lm Chase, of .tho faculty of the Pittsburgh I citnioidinai y precautions w ere "In order that there may he no Buffalo, was one of the few early Dim Ly the (liicf of police of Gcn- Britten, state organizer for the I’.q- Conservatory of Music, nnd will crop about the i.nme yield a . that the HCIIBon to date. cus," Charlie Chupln’s unfinished stui confusion in registering under the ley., to break 40 ho turned for Noon prices wove as follow ; iff last r.enson." puhliian party. ’ , lenye within a few days to assume I ' s lotlny to ensure ag a in st any new Ijiw, those who have regist­ picture, was hoisted and staked out '"Iftitioii i f 1 in*ing surh ns ensued Randall (.’hair of G)yi:m £ .Couij- December 21.10, up 2H points; ration', /or the new license year b e­ uguqi tqday as the r omediun-, nqw homo in 3?. .. The keynoto iff tho talks wqs heij({iety duties. Miss Herring will After starting for homo, Evans •' * night wlu ii 5,000 unruly Saccv- that in thn pant tlm R. |«ddican be jtjijips^rurtor in violin, an instru­ pony, declared, "Xhuro ->viU be go January 21.10 up; March 21.15 up ginning Oct. L "Huso said. “How­ a /rep .pinn, propared to resume his again assumed cotntnund of his cfiretn deiiiuiistrators d ash e d party in Florida lias acting after an eight months’ lay­ failed to ment in which she has specialized. increase and if a deprive is noted 13 anil Mny 21.50 up 14. ever, all persons heretofore reg­ game and shot the tenth, eleventh '‘•th police. One person was killed function us it should and that at Membership on tho faculty of the it will not l»o jeorc than the inistered must make request for ru- off. Litn Grey Chaplin received an and twelfth in successive pars. DISASTROUS FIRE | 11ul .10 were wounded, five police- present there is demand for a ser­ Pittsburgh Conservatory of Music creare which we had last year, giv­ interlocutory decree of divorce HOJiCOMB, Miss., Aug. 21.— ncwr.l of tllcir registration errtif- from Chaplin yesterday. Thu com­ Meanwhile, Rotnn got a birdie 4 at ‘ '•i iiinong the latter, d uring the vice in Florida which the Republic­ is considered u signal honor, and ing us about a norpinl crop fo,r the fourth, a pur 4 ut the fifth nml cntoH, whiedi will be granted tohm fighting. an party is in a posilhm to render. Miss Herring’s friends in this city next season. If there is a small in- (JNS)— Fire early Unlay destroy­ without delay, us specified clearly edian settled 5835,000 upon her and a buzzard 4 ut tlio short sixth. ‘•■e chief of pidicc announced I Between 40 and 50 were present at will learn with pleasure that her cronso It will help in marketing ed the business district of this city, in the new act passed at Hie last her two small sons in a property But the man they all began to resulted in the* death i*f one person fed in call out Hie civ- the meeting, which was presided appointment hns conio through no the product." watch wus Dr. O. F. Willing, Fortsession of the legislature. - settlement reached out of court. tunrd nnd parnde troops througli over by E. \V. Henck of Longwood, efforts of her own hut the recomRalph B. Chapman, president uf nnd injury to a score of others. land, Ore. Thn K"od doctor, taking A trust fund of 3200 ,not) for Kid­ "Persons seeking registration as f stn-eu armed with machine- before Mr. Davey assumed charge. mcfiliation of musical instructors the Florida Vegetable Corponith/q, Damage wns estimated at one mil­ ney Earle, 10 months, and Charles no chances behind the 77 he scored a real estate broker or salesman ay, to quell a comyesterday, suddenly run amuck and The meeting passed resolutions under whom Miss Herring has raid, "Our yield will ho about the lion and a half dollars. •Mini: t ,|demonstration for the first time in Florida must Spencer Jr., 20 months. w|t« includ­ was sanio as Inst year. The reduced four strokes under even 4 s * sdiodulet declaring it,s affiliation yvith and ed in the settlement. Mrs. Chaplin studied. Swarms of paste jewels and first make application for such reg­ fur the first six holes with acreage will he very small and will will have tho babies’ custody und support of the national Republican Miss Herring is u graduate of the probably work pdvantagcously to pearl heads trim the new evening istration, and when udviued that ivll administer the trust fund on for the first three and birdies 10 'URNS ENTER AH FI8I1 committee and state committee of beep granted Conservatory iff Musical Arts of the interests of tho farmer in the gowns, particularly those of color­ registration has the fourth ^nd sixth. the party. Anotner provision of the thorn, must then make request for their behalf. ed chiffon. New York City and later took u Olio of the first withdrawals wi KKVWEST, Fla., Aug. 23-(JN8) marketing of his crop.’’ resolutions wns as follows: Ik Although Chaplin himself was Lronnni Fens, Milwaukee, wh a registration certificate. An ap­ •<Mneare,i and matted with oily post-graduate course in tho same Resolved, that recognizing the plicant for rcgiatratlvn may also he expected to i;o today to l.alalina gave up the chase after thootn _ until almost heynqd human institution. Miss Herring also present moment as strategic, subjected to an examination on the Island for a short rest, other mem­ six hplcs this morning. und with life almost too)t a special course at tho Ameri­ fraught with tho greatest oppor­ tb. 99 ry.pnd practice of real estate bers of Uu> cast " 1iu* Circus were <t. two aliens wero fished ;mih,. tank 0f u fi8h oi, car thBt tunity tho Republican victory in can Conservatory of Music at by the real estate commission, the ordered to take up work ut once on JUDGE GARY’S WILL Foimlainhleau. France. headquarters of which is, at Or­ tlio unfinished ofimcdy. Chuplin , V" hew from Cuba on u ear Florida, and that it is a clarion The conservatory with which and hl» supporting players, in­ call to all Republicans to forget lando. The members of tho comniis••I f’ 'V n,cn c,,uld not have livMiss Herring will become connected .MINKOLA, N. Y. Aug. 2d (K*S) uiv Walter W. Rose, chairman. Or­ cluding Iborna Kennedy, lending i(Ti,' ,l *^un a niinutes longer, factional differences nnd to pres­ is one of the Inrgost in the east, Y EI.LOWSTON K N ATI ON AL nhafts of hot water spout skyward lando, William It. Rannie. Jackson­ lady, stopped work rm tho picture _The will of the late Elbert II. ent a united front, wo invite all .1 ' ' '*atc, us they had exaustwith nil the symmetry of a man "I the having more thnn 2,000 students. PARK, Wyo., Aug. 23.—President made fountain, where a cliff of ville ami Thomas C. Hammond, when his wife sued for divorce Gary, chuirman of tho United th» 1 "xyRcn *n the car, and with voters, without regard to past eight months ago. party nffilintjons or factionul an­ Cooldge set out today to sec thut rum ,r> *fTcwcd down airtight, no glass towers perpendicularly over Tamps. States steel corporation was filed HIGHWAY UNDER WATER rould enter. tagonisms, to unite n this common portion of Yellowstone Natinal the roadway, and where seething CONSOLIDA TIO N FAVORED here today. There was nothing i» JJLAItTUIJiMHRS ENGAGED movement npd to cooperate with Park which the good folk of 1802 hot lime bubbles incessantly in a the document or tho aro-mpinyLITTLE ROCK. Ark.. Aug. 21. ''••SSISHHTI ELECTION this organization, created and con­ contemptuously und disbolievingly natonal mortar box the dimensions TALLAHASSEE Aug. M* ing petition to indicate the value JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Aug. 21. trolled by tho Republican voters — (IN S)—The Moirphis-to-I.ittlc referred to ns “Colter’s Hell" und of a house. (IN S)—Declaring that consolidat­ of the estate although speeffis re­ . .£:S? oA ^ m^ Aur_. » — (IN pnd to support our state and Rock highway, known to tourists which it took an official expedition All these marvels of the thermo _(INK) Announcement of the ion S)JJ. a would be benifictnl to both tho quests totaled more than $-,000, Missi-sippi v«»v'-*- national commitces in a supreme throughput the two steles ns high­ roniing marriage of Miss Kuthert i , 300,000 M MtssWajppi phnomnn, which John Colter, first 00 years later tp make them be­ states of Florida and Georgia, r lor- 000. way number seventy, tho connect­ jnc Wilson to Richard Barihlemess, „„,u 1lekked to the polls effort to carry Florida for the Re­ white man to enter the region, Ihitiuirhout r.\kk° •' l ° : the polls ■Crfo rt to curry 1 ing line that lends from the Miss- lieve possibly could exist. moton picture star, wns announced ida nnd Alabama railway by the •ruti,. • 1 u* Rtat*-' in the Demo- publican Party iin 1028. sought so unsuccessfully to "sell The Executive’s second day in issinni River Into the Great West, Kerosene Is excellent for* «»•»“* by Mr. nml Mrs. James Y. Wllsoli, Seaboard Air Line railway Is Uvr,ovcmJ,n!!*,7 runof( between! ---------America’s scenic wonderland took to an incrcduluous public, were parents of the hride-to-hc, last M oredPhvP the Florida Railroad Comwill he unindr.ted hv the flood from _ , inc polished woods that » ’uld M . ..........•“iwinci! ex - 1 Soiled clothes should never be Gm tl ti Murr.hrce uiiu nnd exvisited in a one-day trip much ful­ announce-j by alWnUes. lake mission, according to ii(,„': .or* (•• Bill>o. Nominn- ( put in the clothes closet, neither the Cnrlm nnd White Rivers, the him into regions where nature has ler than that of the uverage tour- night. The marring** D to performed her most ambituous inent by chairman A. S. Wells. J state highway department here to­ Mi" .^ “Balent to election in ! should damp coats or mud-stained place in November. itippl. feats of le"crdcniniu where huge list. day was advised. shoes. NO REDUCTION IN'DEPUTIES STAGE CELERY YIELD IS DRY RAIDS THAT SEEN THIS YEAR EFFECT RESULTS NAVY CONTINUES SEARCH BUT HOPE IS ALL GIVEN UP m I M •i V IIIV .................... ............. — i;? D avey E le c te d » s H ead 01‘Sem inole Republican G rou p New Realty Law Is Explained In Full By Waller W. Rose Miss Herring To Be Faculty Member Of Pittsburgh S ch ool Charlie Chaplin is Making Plans For Finish Of Picture Of 2nd Day President Coolidge’s Tour Of Park Is Spent In“ C « lte r ’s Hell Lt „j �* *■*;* ' ' *T V THE SANFORD HERALD* MONDAY. AUGUST 22, U.J27. PACK SIX U^j Any day may be our last in Sanford! The values we ^ offered have been snapped upright and left by thrifty V shoppers- our stock is low-don’t wait but come now to the Greatest Bankrupt Sale in the history of Sanford. D e fy C o m p e titio n P ric e s A re L o w e s t In S a n f o r d 1 L o t 3 0 0 F a i r s L a d ie s L A D IE S S H O E S Every LacHies Shce in the house, $8.50, $9, $10 and $11 values will go on sale Tuesday at Fixtures For Sale ! \Ve must soil all fixtures— dim sale will only last a day or so lunger and this is your ' a chain e to gel GOOD fixtures very reason* ! aide. I Lot Bathing Sails II a*. 11 Krmli', n'Kuliir Sli and :•7 li.itliinn Suits. ila n k m p t Sale Pr Vc o u t> Snappy, d ro sy Sli..Ml and $,'I.0U i ip< Itaillirupl Saif Price I Lot Men’s Hats 1 Lot Men’s Shoes lli|;li grade, $7.fit), SS and SO.dll siloes at the low Sale Price of II ij>It grade foils, regular sr» ami Mi sellers, your chance lu save for llu?y ure going ut OUR STOCK IS LOW The Crowd may “Clean Us Out" tomorrow—any day may he our last— Come now and take ad­ vantage of these LOW PRICES! Shoes $5 and $6 vain 3 i on sale Tuesday at only Men’s Collars I Lot Men’s Skirts Regular .‘Ific seller in a tremendous jlnse-mil at the Kankrupl Sate Price of S.l.TiU and 5,‘S.IU) whirls, ueckbaiitLi only Itankrupt Sale Price Men’s Lumber Every A rticle In I k e ’ Store Mas Been Ja c k s S7-.r.<l. SS and $!l values in high grade Lumber Jacks reduced now to REDUCED! | All Advertised Brands S A L E r . 105 East First Street -w*j r '■**“* H is to ry ! C O N D U C T E D OPEN EVENINGS AT Sanford Florida �Sacco and Vanzctti are dead. W hether th e g r e a t s t a t e o f Indostrurlnldo Science. M assachusetts deserves th e unstinted praise o f th e w h o le Cancer Not ConUigioua. world for doing its duty as it saw it in th e face o f bom b Airplane Cellars. plots, dem onstrations and impassioned cries from m illio n s o f Vanishing Itob. radicals, or has blundered foolishly into e x e c u tin g t w o in n o ­ By A B T llU h H K IS H A N E cent! men for crim es they did not commit, only tim e can tell. ( ' i i f i i r t t t h i lf»J7 f>F Hi n r If Sacco and V anzctti did kill P a y m a ste r P n rm entier and 1'oBilick, of New the rev. UmBCItH'TION HATH his guard, Herat Iteradelli, if th e radicals w ere y w k ,n who8t, rhurch nobody ever lent, se v e n y e a r s ago, ago or ... u urn i»n«. Tf«r iaiRtl in the murder car. the sta te has acted w ise ly hy e n lo r c m g its | goes to sleep, says science ciiuscb kit MaitlN. - . Tkrrr M**lkt • ‘•I;i laws. A ttem pted intimidation, if allowed to influence d ecis- religion to «lenl with new ideas in Ilf i t i r r l r i p * r n r f l ami with nour new • 3 .‘0 0 ions one w a y or another, can only result in a n a r c h y or a m ed- ]the theoretical realm, a**-' \ W r k t r H l i h « prr V fn i practical realm." .Judge Th ayer, th e jurors, th e C over-] iu>* crB " lhe ,,n'ltUi r i i r l l r r n l i l . A n n k i r d ' a p i o n e e r n e m - ieval “ fist-law era." Dr, Fosdick p o p e r , «rjt>ncrll>«-» to III* I n l r m s nor’s advisory comnnttee, Covernor, Fuller : i "telling •‘t e i l i n i astories t o r t a oof men living tlo n n l A r s * S e r ile e , r e c e iv in g fro m , h im. se lf, and . . m om - says, rti* s n p e h i i r . . M i n . . n r a n n l e n O i i * hers o f the s ta te supreme court, show ed p r a ise w o rth y c o m n ([ut stationary earth, with m e n f f O m u m h I w o rd * d allp e n e r K • a l l I k r I r m l l n K e v e n t s o f I h r e n - age in rem aining adamant in the fa ce o f co n d itio n s w h ic h c a l­ skies ami light above ami a place n n - v o r i i t . T h e I. X . I*. U c p c r l n l e x tr a o r d in a r y g u a r d s fur the dead underneath," no longer I p i. effW Ien* Ik T lo rliln m id i t s led for double d u ly police forces and • w a n n e r o f h n n i l l l s g n l n l e nrV * » l« armed with e v e r y th in g from . Ifi Colt a u to m a tic s to m ach in e answers tlie purpose. w ith o u t enniil. guns. NO STATE, SAYS Dr. Fosdick, . T h e l l e r n l i l te » i t i e m h e r » f t h e A u d it I v , r e n t , cif C l t r n l n t l o n * , «•» B u t if the prejudice o f a son o f a first fam ily o f N ew will bit able to pass laws strong In terw n lto n n l A w n rln lliin « f I’n licuntigh to bold back science. He is important part right about that. The theory that l l e h r r a , A d * e r l l a e r » n n d A « lv e r * l« l» tg E ngland s e rv in g as trial judge played any S a rn ie • v h h 'h • c q n l r s n . r h IV «* in the d eath s o f the Italian im m ig r a n ts and they h a v e gon e the round earth travels around ho <« rtiilip r It* > * A l t u 'l t i.-.an.-.ah nudn «f B M h . r n p n o n p f> c j,a jr> innocent men. convicted o f a crim e o th e r s co m ­ sun is more generally accepted n!•A n r f r r i - v e r l f r w e l l It* m itted, tin* lo a th so m e n e ss of it will som e day break out like Ihough the man that gave the truth -Is. k to the world was compelled to deny ftnurnf m elt a filth y sore to form a idol on the p ages o f M a s s a c h u s e t ts ’ tin truth on his knees and spent j u s t ic e which no known an ti-dole or disinfectant can ever years of ilia old age in prison for 1 TUESDAY AUGUST 2.1, 1927 eontridieling the old bihle story. rem edy. i n i. it Ifn a l.ti's rntn.il a >i III r t t » * m l r i n i n l r The cries o f radicals, as well as nf I heir s y m p a th iz e r s n m ln lv lf n ll.o o TWO KINDS OF good news for I,_ li.rprt nnlrr rimtra lo J«rl»fcnn* w h o include not only the ignorant aliens from south Europe, automobile owners: 1,1 vlll*. I t.ti.lrorima uf Rl. Joha* Init'ap but intellectu als who sincerely believe that even a rat is e n ­ First, you tire told that if anti m i n A mh .1 when the natural supply of gaso­ titled to fair play will not m erely rise up to taunt th ose a r is ­ •— l i i u u i t u r i i l l i i n « l m n n l f c l j “ r n f . «p MrrU." tocrats w h o believe that blood can do no wrong, but will m a n ­ line gives not syntlietii guaoHno * .- A U * i» r ii> * i« of liiillifln a prrwill he made to take its place. t r a i k — t i i i r i , b i t l r l a , u p n r i n i r n i ifest its e lf in the more m aterial fash ion w hich brought forth Second, scientists have discovered h .i n e r a . Robespierre, Dnnlon and Marat. W hile Sacco and V anzctti, a system of hud grafting on rubber A—A I uiimtnnllr i.'brat. , — C iH M |i lrt l i . a o l r i l f h e n n l l t l r * . who m igh t have died unknown, as th e y had lived until a m ur­ trees which should increase the Ilu a p i.if ta a i. der so m eon e com m itted brought them prom inence, will lie \ield of n tree UMt percent. - — A n .w an d iiim lrra h o a p lta l m ade m artyrs to a flam in g cause. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY IT is l ’REDItTED Ihal the cost W e earn estly hope that litis is not so. We hope that the nf rubber delivered in tills country T tys ,W0NDER OF GOD:—And tixtienV shall praise ’1hy won- s ta te o f M a s sa c h u se tts lias made no m ista k e in (lie execul'ion will drop from 26 cent to less than J the licnvchM dcra, 0 Lord: Thy tiiithfulncss aUn o f th e se men. But for the time b eing we p resum e .bulge T h a y ­ HI cents n pound. in the congregation of tho Saints. Scientists say they ran make er will continu e to speak only to I lie Rowells and the Rowells 1'snlin 89:6 synthetic rubber as well ns syn­ to th e C a b o ts’ w h ile Sacco and V anzctti will speak only to thetic gasoline, lint that probably PRAYER: We nro thankful O will lie postponed, like artificial Thou .Great Creator, that the God. gasoline making, tintil natural sup­ avens declare Thy glory. plies diminish. 1-1—--------------------Cheer The Celery-Feds To Vie lory THE MOTHER A i It END! I SCIENTIST proves BY LOUISE II. ADAMS. The a tten tion o f baseball fans all over the ctat^Jry is at by careful observation liiut cancer j In The Stnfford Magazine jyyary mo at nightfull with present concent rated on the four-cornered fight for tin* N a t ­ istnot contagious. To do away with •iicyr jycary j their play— ional Reague pennant. The Chicago Cobs, w ith only a small tlie false, persistent suspicion is u grant Mooting. .Married couples, Tlie» Dilute rousness, the runs, Die lent! .are th reaten ed hy the Pirates. (Runts and Cardinals. If living together, «. .- the vi tint of rif. bumps, the squeals, the race con tin u es to be as close for the rem ainder o f th e s e a ­ cancer, do not contract tin* disease The fightnig tiff of sleep— Prolonging my timc ot comrade- son ns it is now, tho winner o f the f la g will have copped it from each other, and cannot cont ship,t, by not more than a two or three g a m e lead and possibly I tract it. That is proved by reliable .statistics. I long for rest ami quiet, lilt And hurry thorn into their little less than that. With all o f the interest t hat I lie N ational R eagoe rare t ill. HERMAN AMHAKSA Dtlll beds. may furnish, Sanford fandom is m ore concerned over l lie In Wa lungtou :uiys tlie (irand CanBut in Hie night when *ti» ho very Celery m en ’s fig h t for its second pennant. A f t e r w a g in g a I ymi wan tla* model for America's ' new s y,i .kyn rnper, v. itb its set­ * still, buttle for (ho first h alf , honors, Fear clutches me, I needs must go good . but losing . , , the C,elery, , . back . A more interesting sugges­ Iffl: Through the dividing door to each ,m ’n h ave been m th e th ick «d the I ray d u rin g th e second h all, tion i that the tlraml < anymi will a mud -I for cellars to *-•' small bed.............. b e in g in first or second place during th e en tir e time. Al prus- • A cover tucked In here, lent tilt* team piloted hy Ree Crowe is ruunet'-lip to th e Mi- I e iiug nutlet skyscrapers in tho future, when flying, machine:- land 1 d r & o v WfhUCS;2, who is half «m i H ustlers by a m argin o f a g a m e and a hall. T h e fig h t dur- in roofs and are lowered for park .i ' 7 Awnko__ Im g the second h a l l , has been bet w een t liese tw o elnbs and mi - , in.; in tellurs a mile deep. Anti then I fall asleep, 'le ss s o m e t h in g phenom im d happens, th ey will b a ilie to the Happy to know that on tomorrow fin ish . I'AltiS DRESSERS. IlKAU/.-J 1N<; tlint long hair i < 'Ynintng in „t„„ u.;ii ... I On T hiirsday o f tliis w eek begin s a crucial series, Miami a: f imying stork . nf "t r.or form, again. .c o m e s to nntiford for lour g am es to be followed In a ,<ries thins," tong hail fm women to wc ----------------------(in the Magic City. E v e r y t h in g depends yppn t)u* approaching while waiting for Imbhed hair ft/vj \ +JThc■trouhU i* you.wn't always g a m e s . T h ey are g o in g to be clonelv ttonJeat^d becau se each grow. .Short liair c< eomniiin sense. >'{ !J n t°y !!lr,B,-t,,k,H,*,n thci,",tnl' Cluli realizes tiiat the serie s will he its big chance. ()„t o f the ^------- o----- — m e e tin g o f th e tw o d u b s the second h alf w inner will lie tie- »nurse, and, in time, long hair will he n> nli. olete i,^ u veil over the *Now- that Charlie Chaplin has termiitctl. Tlie C elery-F eds have been playing good ball, but I fat e. jid the Hill, tnay be he can go th e y will h ave to play even b e lte r w h en th e v m eet the llu si.iintr after men had cut their ck to work. | t, heir, primitive women lei their hair , --------- ---------- o --------- --------i iiA -i n . irheYfintt storm warning o f this | W e expect tlie Sanford team to g iv e a good account of ! grow long hrcutlHC, matted with rmmer was sent out yesterday. ilw df mid wc* bcllcvu w hen I in* stiudic clcurs frnm that impur- 11.1?ttsv it was n good thing and the 1 am Irtir ■nme - Intel; in cold wrath4t's hope It will be the last. tunt Hurien, Rt.*t* C r im e ’s c h a r g e s will Imvc lucked away in ur, o -----— t'The savage piiys no taxes," glco- the victory column five n f th o se seven g a m es. We w ere th in k ­ l ong jndr seems "feminine lo Jily cries an exchange. Rut who ing w h a t a good tilin g it Would lie it tile local fan s would turn men. Wnaan do what men want, dickuns wants to be a savage? out in b ilg e num bers for the four g a m e s here, (in nut tn l h e | ‘»;d till* long hair comes back. It I -----— o-------; It is stilt a good way to get an bull park, root for th e C elery-F ed s and sh o w t h e m that they wiM K“ "w,,y fator acrosH an ocean to put hint iiave t h e unanintouK support n f the Inca! fans- Ree C rew e anti I ' N T I . E HAM O W E S .flH.OOn. ua liner.—Omaha Evening World. his h o y s want to w in. Rot's help them do it! (100,000 in hands outstanding. Tie ItOAt r handed indebtedness of all the tales totals $ I,H10,000,000. Ibe lowing hy the slates, stimulated The trmi»-alia ntie fliers it wsaw I ! porlinp' hy tho < willing to pay a few whales. >t in BeBsinn in (he fitirnnier. Syr- Hut schools MOKE SCHOOL ItUILDINL'S high price for hood, free nf nut in p a i . m HEAt ii r u s t Bise Herald. i Hit) income tax, tin hcen crilir* i ■ Within tin pa i two years there II"* installing * f tin very fin* ed lint .tat'' debts arc mall, eonsiil* i | Tampa cigar workers went out ^another sympathy strike yester- lias been a great activity in school ueiition Dial can l e devii-i for ng the wealth nf the nation. JFInrida, Nebraska and Wiseon:-in The Sacco-Vnnsctti case is building llirotighonl the United growing yonlli. iting close t" home. I Now, if with ill ibis new • <n- luiVe no tale dchl. Smith Dal,o' , Stales, especially in cities of 111,11(10 sti itcioin they would tsnlv i tin I litis tie- hirhe.t per capita,$K.TI • o -------.. jTwo^oJher banks have failed in or more according to the r e pi o r t s 11,>.............. lien minds in reconstruct ton •.( New York late owe . the most an I ioridn since tho rinsing of tho made to | In* Federal Bureau of rd | Hie . Venice M'lnml clri'lculmn, then ■an n ffnrd to. Central Park in Ni ^ninold. Hanford doesn't seem to m*al ion at Washington, (if I lie <10 t indeed w,►Won lij tie slusvvirig Wtei York ( ity i- worth more than tin cities reporting to Ilie Bureau of l tl'-t fill progre: alone tn its misfortunes. r a f t e r all, ,a whole stale dchl. Education, 2X| circled now build­ wlial value is a Fu —— o wolidelTiil school Now thut it'* vacation time, we ings at an cxpcndiMirr of nearly if tie -nliject (auglit in it anVl.P* THE MON 1.1 borrowed fonder where tin* fish are going a tpiarter billion dollars, or an a v - ‘( taught i*i a poor m a n n e r o r uf iec. i lie atatcM iiaa been .pent ..a ■take theirs,— Palm Bench Post. I rrage of about $'.1110,000 for each! a fashion out ,,f h a r m o n y wit h |*: d rondh, a fact tlml jil'tifiea It ■ hollowing. If it could he naid tiiat i* ■*pst ■ of Us poor fish won’t get any. city. If tin: <it a s wlial did Hot re­ modern t re nds a n d i d e a s? •I -------- --------port averaged the same, almost tin- other half had been spent on I be huilding o f tlie liew Helltii* ' ,• KjVe'rt*i jiaving emacglc troubles half a billion dollars was expend­ pablie cahools the .situation would t ijs sucucr without having n West ed in the cities of 10.000 n ire is mi e ne uu r av in g si gn. It sliov s lo* perfect and it wouldn't mutter that Hie general puldie is alive to Bulinn ’hurricane descend upon us within tile two-year period. ,, , the value of educat i on a nd is r a ni . tf the atates owed a till linn apiece wed I cake us look tike an unkempt Out of tin- i|titirlcr hi Rl.....lollnrs I ti. pinvide the necessary m„tw hoed boy. THE n ItNEOlE FOUND \ I here wore erected P1Z elementary, f„, .... .. Now it I ION lui^ -pent years and mote * I juntur high and 127 senior a rn l moral ohligatinn on Hitmrt The Jfbtgler county slier Jf killed ■mleipal most usefully to promote care <■ I a negro bootlegger recently high achoel buiidmgs. or a total ^.f |„.o| hoards and wfers if good illustration of the dif- rost of $10(1,000. 1liese figures are hodie- to • ec that the moth odi alia the teetti am! proper education u itli the pliyaie- dentist:. In may rases the poor p.e j {ultles< nf prohildti<in enforee- significant, if aomewltat nmnoton. ; n* till keep ,|c\c| ■pmetil of tlie piihli * M'ltOfd more than ila- rich for inferior ilea liStnt. It Dikes courage to be a sher- ous. They reflect the trend to suptal work. The number of really good tiic.^ij days. ply all the necessary facilities f--r jdiI'M. dentists i> totally inadequate. Nin a tv per relit of children at leu a Thirty 'million newspaper rcadhave their teeth neglected. Neg iu ‘1 were dUnppointed yesterday NHWSPAPKK IPKAI.S 111 toil teeth prevent perfect digest in it announced that the Chapion and good blood supply, infect. ) hinl) *ettled thr'ir difficulties TAMPA Till III NK . nf .court, With "Peaches1* teeth kill mi'lloim through he:nt ■ownfmr almost forgotten, they Every newspaper publisher and out the woman'a page,” disease mid other troubles. re fantbhing for the dirt ex- editor wants his newspaper to lie said'< ul (lie female with the strong ted tn ho turned Iohc for them. the herd it i.s possilde to issue. The OWEN YOUNG. AN American mind, "It', mu hy, trashy, trivial; bditm ---- c° ---------- — difficulty is in the differences of an insult to our sex." financial genius told u meeting m Now.thtry say that Lawrence *pinion as to what constitutes the i "Hut "ill the sports and tlient- Sweden that laisinesH men are fa ^hley was ^faking Ids experience .______ I'est newspaper. An editor asked *i ■*. ' -aid tlie intelloctlliil. "Both to lead the world, since “the major the cave for publicity purposes, his readers h<nv he could make Ids 1 ini lenei and le tIi have problems are economic." He might he had been found dead, the paper ideal, with this result: r''"',ved aitogelher too much no- add tlmt they do lead the world in hole world would have henmnned "Cut out the accidents, the rail- tiee." this country, and in a majority of Vn as they are the Pacific fliers dels, the sensational divorce case 1 "l out began another countrie- The world's government nut-eince he came out alive, reports," said the nice people. (Ml another, hut the publisher i.i busim-- government, Wlmt w ■ sy all airy "fakir." It's a funny ,“Cut out the nrcidents, the rail­ beat mem them to t it, once a Inmdde commissariat m.w jrfirld, isn’t i ( ? way mid steamship disasters," said Ht'p. all of you," he cried. "On rules trades, -enerals nnd kings. the people who "couldn't bear" to se,mnt thought I have decided to you don’t advertise, Mr. Mer­ read Kuril things. out myself. It is no use trying Sanitariums are places where it)t, y»u are in the position of ] "Cut out tho polities," said the cal the ideal newspaper un- ,maple win, nr run dywn wind up train waiting to run without an old-fashioned woman, "I don't und- til" publish I tnm<* arroBH tlu* ideal roailer.” dgine. Wm. Wrigley, the man who jerstund it and haven't lime for it." '' ith* tit it'mjfin no newfiiiapcr (lade ribbons out of clhewinir cum. "Cut out tlie h o - called funny can live, nml until humanity has* 1h- reason so many ntarrin 'es (id who udvcrtiscs exten. i . .'.y, pictures," said the careful mother. c.ime to live an ideal life there will ,,r ft**lures is because so iminv t’fl the merchant who tries to "Such aren't . . . . pictures . . , . funny, and 1he no ideal newapupaer: for no- failures are married. ji a bukincss without advertising they re bad. very bad, for children, body ....... . t,n'e , poV | - i^ lk e tlie engineless train.—Ocala Cut out the ponderous editor- only of crim e and never of e v il.1 It’s a good thing Charles A of these merchant s inis, snapped the man who mere- Newspaper., are published to print Levine had all his f a l l i n g s b. Aitut think they art* on electric ly scans the headlines, "Nobody tlie news; (tie nature of the news Tort* fore he actually started to fly hark Jillways. reads 'em nowdays.’ i" wiuit people make it. jto America. Special This Week J lr e s fc m e Built Lx trn Size Courier Cord 3 0 x 3 1 -2 c i. $6.45 Other Sizes Proport ioiuillv Low Come In Seminole Tire $! Firestone Tir«v, i;«,Tf i;„ III West Fi r st St reet ’frl.t}) T m »in a i * t w M [ D a ^ y t o n a v B e ai c j \ Adjustments o I' mcr prices to rl. I * a 1 an II- — - r Lock Arbor Adjusts Prices On Former Sale::s fo r­ m ed the needs of today on sales made dur­ .MilFinn ', c f dullnr •’ wnrlh nf |t roller l y each vear is d o t nurd liv fires that "spread'*— that are oflrn tatist’cl by sunu* one cbt’s c a r e le ss n e s s . II ti \ e v?U enough insurnnet*'.’ Miis a g e n c y has lung been ing “the boom '•R O R ID .V S * IHE.VI’ SU M M E K ’l'iM E TO W N I n, t i n t it | r n r * f IIH d lti k d t e a In i- D i m , a v ;«^ (*a 1 1 i ‘ i1 !•«*• |H’ i > | i t f | D »’ I"I1M Iff!* n il »i%**r 1 ’ »* 1 1 '•-«I li t* ft I ' l l - — ' I f * t t 'ilm 'il i«» t S tii f ll*>. It ti % i* r i H l t i u n l riiitl 1 * * f It i i ft f r* lltN l njtsf »ii% %%(iti tin* \Vt»rl»r* I‘Iin* f \ll-\»iir rtlmifii. Wiirtn hi \\ Jii**-* i inti in s»miinrr. lit \\’li»f«*r t-iill I* nlrrritit t%urltl-%Yl*|p. I , ,i Kuril 1. ml M " * 1 '1 Il i « v i -iti n t*i fin* fli»* I ' l l n i r i f **. flu* l h * n i ‘ l| nti tl f u r l!»»* uri*n| | i r n u r n iii n f «-ci« i ' r f n l n t i i f t u h I i ^ ’ Ii i la»- W t t r l t l ’s u f ‘ in ii h I •-]' | n l *i» I I n n * tifiil I if 11\ iit VtStl n r f K l s ; f . , r I fit* I m h i H ' i »r *»■»* »«* » mill*** n f % i n l « ’ r f m i l t - — f»i,f j i i i eim l r l n * n f u r u o t f , f In 1*1 tit: lirif ft I «l If „ n » n T n i l i t u , i Itl i n u . l i l i d f i n U . •tiillltlfg, ' H f( II ♦ in hi fill IUilr |tm i», (on, IVtijitc* In I uiiril I I**r•«Vit, %1it*■•'"iitfi# ••i‘»*I"it in ill*"! II*** f';! pitHmi w l,.it«»vi i!if% tml ■■mp* h% | f t i* f t M i n i t * . | (« f i l l | 1% r r llf lilim * fill li* i l l « \ \ I VI fiim 1ST just another "nice thing" about Loch fa ith fu lly sorvisu: proper1} i»w nets. ! - Arbor. A. P. C onnelly 4 ^ ru n if f \ tJil r - ’ •» HI *’Innr»»!»f r of I t*i'11*i**t «*f fu r *trltf itu I*< «if r* il**r*'«| MIt I II t i l e r l<» ||I*|I'I*** Jl |*H T I f i t f l i t Mi ■•a ft I i l l n il h it** 11ii r Sons Realty Co. Hanford Kslnldialied l!IO< Phil,tr 221 Magnolia mrssr. — —; A WINNING P u r o l E p ig r a m ! ’/he 'hums of Power sat/ ■ (Ja i Purnt T mwfu m ichttiLnut ofthL POOI 1jr\\m .011JAR I . I 1 A S EAI J OARI ) OI L C O M P A N Y ’’ J a cK so n v illc.F lo riiia s 5 gc Service Station Manaqerdbout our Automobile Cushion Proposition. P R IZ E OFFEIL SEND IN A PUROL FPlSHAil FIVEDOLLARS MIDF0REACH ONE- PRINTED — �■.-Social a n d Personal Activitiesoffir(, Telephone 148 Social Mlta- FREn s - SOCIETY EDITOR R esid en ce T elep h o n e 859 — J DdifthtTiil Courtesy Is VANZETTI A N D I (x iv c n M o iu lu y E v c n in g WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.— commercial air pilots is made withi <In the nation wide effort to stimu- great care, strict repuirements be­ lato the development of commer­ ing laid down for qualifications. cial neronnutics, the government The tests include an examination has arranged the appointment of of pilots before and after flights, medical examiners in virtually all to determine their ability to with-' districts for the physicist inspec­ stand the unusual conditions at­ tio n Jnf applicants for aircraft pilot tending operations in the air. . Evidence is required relative to licenses.' Dr. L. II. Bauer, medical direct­ the good character nnd personal^ or of the'aeronautics branch of the habits of the applications. Th£‘. eonimbree department, has just re­ qualifications for pilots intending turned from an extended trip t« operate passenger planes are* strict than those for. through the western state where more he completed organization of the "freighters". MacCracken pointed out that the fiold medical service, under pro­ visions of the Air Commerce act government is making every ef-, fort to safeguard the lives of proaof 192G. Medical examiners were appoint­ pectivc air passengers. The ac*4 coptnnee of a pilot may be regard­ ed. and are ready to examine np- ed ns assurance to the public that plicnnts in the following cities: he is qualified for every physical, Examination Centers El Pasco, Tuscan nnd Pheonix, and technical manner to pilot air­ Ariz,; Snn Deigo, Lob Angeles, craft. ^ ------ rr -T ii n.‘ Santa Barbnra, Bakersfield, Mo­ TT desto, Stockton, Fresno, Snn Fran­ The Credit Association is an'or-i cisco, nnd Sacramento, Cal.; Reno gnnlxed society for the prevention Nuvuda; Medford and Portland, of Cruelty to Credit. Just Pay your Oregon; Seattle, Spokane nnd Wenatchee, Washington; Butte, bills whed they're due, and help to. Montana; Boise, Idaho; Snlt Lake prevent this cruelty. The Sanford Credit Ass’n. Inc. City; Denver; Casper und Cheyen­ ne, Wyoming; Sioux Falls and Aberdeen, South Dakota; und Far­ go, North Dnkotn. As a result of n trip taken by j Dr. Wade H. Miller, medical exnminer in Kansas City, examiners is a Prescription forD’ t't were appointed nt LaCrosse, Wis­ consin; Strentor and Monmouth, Muluria, Chills and Fever, . Illinois; Edgnr, Nebraska; Iola, Dengue or Rllioos rever. Kansas; Shreveport, Louisiana; It kills the germs. Waco anil San Antoni", Texas, nnd Mobile, Alabama. Medical examiners already have been appointed in the eastern states the exception of New Eng­ land. Special agents of the com­ M. W. LOVELL ” merce department are expected to I go to New England soon for the Just iee—of—The—Peace selection of examiners that the en- \ tire country may lie organized for ' f ’- a Room W— Mason Templh this important work. .“There, has been excellent co­ ■ ■■ i i ii ii ■ operation on the part of the medi­ cal profession nnd the aircraft in­ •i t l , t 4 -**•»■ dustry in connection with thin work and It is^believed that the entire country will be adequately taken enro of so far as medical examiners i j <p | are concerned.” declared William P, A rchitect * MucCrncken, Jr., air secretary. First Na*'I. Bank Bldg. Strict Requirements Gilford. Fla. "An effeort is being made to ap­ point medical examiners in every town where there is aviation ac­ I* • g »i tivity.” . _,',fM The medical examination for !-----------------------spent last By Mrs. J. A. P ittm a n .? " V ™ V ™ JE 'JK L SClark week withSfriends in Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. John Swanson left A unusually delightful vet most recently to spend some time in Kusinformal social courtesy given th is ’ tContinued From Pace One) is. season was that of Monday evening upon entering the death chamber Mrs. Roy Howell returned MonTUESDAY when Mrs. .lames Allen ’ Pittman 'vn* " Kong ,iv° ntmt-vhy!" nnd his tiny from Atlanta, Co., where she of the her ------home— ^nii^ “I' urowell, my mother! t 1'lilll 4 IIivle l — First , nnp. > entertained . - at bridge * — r>- at ----________ _ Precceding them to the clndr was spent the past three weeks, ac­ ( | . . ii will meet at n o i loeK on 11igh Street,____ In noring her____ house companied by .. - her .children. . . ,, Ira Southward 111- guest^Miss Ami Pittmatrof Halifax Celestlno Mndciros, u Portugese Lnth Mr " hank bandit, who killed a cashier . Khoda Ewing arrived Mo, Va. Lurel Avenue in Wrenthnm while in the act o f ! ‘,n>’ f,rom IJurdon* Kansas, and v HI The rooms were tastefully de- , ,,. , ,,, „ , spend some time at her home Here. William I'u Hose and Frank eoiated with quantities of giant ''"'ding up the place. Oddly enough, Mr. and Mrs. 11. I). Ilurarnt leave Itirkwofld motored Saturday to zinnias in the dainty pastel tints. • Made,res had confessed to the same Sunday for two weeks vacation at Clarence l>. Chamberlain, New York-to-Rerlln flyer, returned to his Novelty tallies done In the shape "turdet f<>r which Sacco and \«n* Daytona Reach. |jrk'■:>''de wile!e they will ■|u till home town of Denison, In., in a rainstorm, but there were thousands of small Japanese fans were used 'w‘rf executed und his con,r;d days. Mrs, Claire Davis and small at the depot to greet him. He is pictured her with his mother on the in keeping: scores for the interest- : f*‘ss|nn exonerated the two radicals, daughter. Mae Relic spent the week car platform. Ui,, Claire Zachary, who has ing card game and at the cmclus- !!llt the law of Massachusetts re- end with Mrs. D, W. Hutchinson ' .pending the past fortnight ion of the stated number of pro- “ iseil 1" believe him. returning to their home at Long’s Phlegmatic and sullen, seoeming■jutinr at Palm Heath is expect- gressions, the prize for top score, a deck of bridge cards was award- >V indifferent to bis fate. Mndciros Station Sunday, While here, Mrt |j j,, ,, ' urn Ihmhi* V. <‘,,|>• ed Mrs. Charles Powell Jr. The had eaten everything that came his Davis was also the guest of her Ms­ guest prize was a hand tooled lea- way during his long stay in the ec, Mrs. Charlie Sjoblom. Mr.. N'. C. Farnsworth returned death house. He had eaten and Mr. nnd Mrs. J. K. Rrnddoek of J,,,. Sunday from Daytona lleain titer bridge score pail. Pierson were recent guests o Mr. After the prizes had been awardS'*|M the long days and nights ti­ D.'.rc she ! pent the past week at ed and the tables cleared and laid " av- De even had to l»,. awakened ami Mrs. N. H, Rraddock. Sea Side Inn, with Imnd-made rovers, Mrs. Pitt- jthree hours before his execution to The Ladies’ Missionery Society man served a dainty ice course. . informed that this was his last of the luike Mary Methodist Mr. and Mrs. W. H. TcujiielifO' The players were Miss Ann °.n enr*h* And having heard Church met Monday at the home of loured Monday to Daytona Bent Pittman, Mrs It. E. Douglass of it, he turned over and was asleep Mrs. E. I>. Green. After a business I,re Mr. Tumiieliffe will spend a Henderson, Ky., Mrs. Charles Pow­ again in five minutes. He marched • nnd missoncry meeting, refreshJinit time on Im.sines;. ell Jr., Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Myers, stolidly to the chair and died with- incuts were serrved by the hostess, mil a murmur. Nobody rioted or Th(, m ,ek C(|„ r n,cct. Harry Morrill and Mr. Pittman. Mrs. \V. V. Wheeler and two tossed bombs in his behalf. b „ g of the U k e Mary Communlt,, IhlMn'it returned home Sunday evI be scene at the Charlatan prison | ( hurrch wna heIl| nt tho home of Initu' from Arizona where they Presbyterian (i ro u p probably was without parallel in Mr. and Mrs. Rarney Ingersoll on Ldit the ; ummer with Mr, \\ heel- Holds Enjoyable Meet American criminology. Wednesday evening with M. V, Eight hundred police and slate Dunn as tender. The meeting Aug­ |r. On Monday A fternoon police, armed with riot guns, riot ust 24th will be held at the home clubs and .45 automatics, encircled o W. J. Hopkins, Jr., with Clarence M, Fred It. Wilson and sor Mult, motored to Orlando TuesHere Chamberlain is shown in the reviewing stand for the parade A very interesting social nnd the old prison in a ring of steel. Isbell as lender. | ij alng where they were call devotional meeting of the Auxili­ Racking them up were machine held in his honor. The arrow points to Chamberlain, with Governor Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Hopkins, Jr. 1,1 |jy | he filne: ’ of Mrs. Wilson’s ary <>f the Presbyterian Church guns mounted atop the walls, Pow­ have extended an invitation o r ! John Hnmmill on his right and his wife on the left. lister. t was held Monday afternoon at tin* erful searchlights sprayed the ad­ those attending the cottage prayer jacent streets to seek out possible church parlors. meeting at their home next Mi Finn nee Siebert returned This was Foreign missionary, trouble. For four blocks around the Wednesday evening o remain fol­ prison the streets were roped oir, her home in Orlando Sunday ev- (|.,y ,,,,,1 (|it. subject for tho after- prison tlie we lowing the services for a social ing ofu after spending the past week noon was "Medical Missionaries." ml nobody permitted to l enter with- hour. Ini,ip t wiirden Wm. 1 re a the gm t of M, Natalie Mr.. E. I). Rrownlee had ehargu of J * 1 1 * 1 1 pass signed by giro ,1 Mr and Mrs. Clarence Moran the program and exceptionally In- Hendry reinforced by a police per fam&worih .Misses Hull, Spendlim*, Mae Dole j (creating talks were made by Mrs. mil. Sharks cleave through tho ’water Tin- many friend:, of Miss Nat- S. I). Ilighloyman, Mrs. It. G. -lust oil' the main gate a temp- son, Mr. Orton Beckham, Mr. uml , SAN KltANCLSCH, Aug.20(INS) if‘j s, ;i,)U1 tmen have lately at a foily-niile-nn-hour clip; uml lie Earn aworth will bo glad to ' Davey and Mrs, Sieveking. | orary press room bail been cstnb- Mrs John I'eckhnm, Clarence and I 1. ............ .... the leaping tuna, giant tarpon and stopwatches on ram that lie i much improved | At the conclusion of the program Hshed with wires leading to many Stanley iVckliam, Mr. and M rs.1.been using .their salmon average better than fifty It,, having been quite ill for the jn . .ream and cake were served to ami m Uus restricted space, *nr> Tamm, and guests, Mrs. fish, fowl and beast. a-t f, w day . about 50 members. , thrim score perspiring reporters D‘,ia I mnm and Miss Agness A grizzly bear, urged through a miles an hour, the painstaking ob­ ___ | ________________ land telegraphers labored to inform ***111111 Savannah, Georgia^ for* narrow canyon highway by an auto server recorded. Wuter spaniels, The mat:v friend of Mrs. Jack | ) „ n | „ „ ( i. t C •» I n TlTJlljtlic world as to how Sacco und J»°d a congenial party spending mobile lumbered at a speed of 45 as might bo expected, ure the fast­ 0*1 I t VV died. | Vanzelti Till! 111 Hit tJ, The lilt’ flash 1HIMl of 111 their l IIv11 last Sunday nt Coronado Bench. |pt(<m ,-y will be plea t d to learn, D d l l l t l 11 Mohawk found. miles an Imnr, the car s speedo­ est swimmers, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans left meter slowed. Racing whippets These dogs paddle a mile In thirtyI m i o ' I ) ;i V S suggested deaths was bulletined in Itlat In* i doing niiely after a Close I l l ^ " London, Paris und other world cap* Sunday, accompanied by their have been timed in remarkably last four minutes. Jserlot,:. operation at the hernalditnls almost as soon as it was hi children, for a motor tour of Ha­ sprints both nt San Francisco and liintuii llo pilal. The fastest reptile afloat is tho Sale of the bankrupt stock of New York and Chicago. state. cockroaches, at Tijuana, across the Mexican bor­ fleas, honeybees, Thrasher and Woodruff has met Several miles away hi a closely Mi . Norman McLaughlin of Howard Gibbons of South Minmi der from San Diego. grasshoppers uml lightning hugs in nv York, who is visiting in Or- with unusual success, declared guarded poilcu office on the third and Dr. Fred E. Britten, stale the water hut none of the swimA number of animals have been Mai l, Roth who recently purchased floor of the capital, sat Governor •d treasx ztf lluhil", and Mrs, T. A, Neal ,;f C)rxz If .. shrdluetnoif .•locked by (’cull. Mohuwk .if Santa , black snake which made After you have carefully washed made 5(1 5(1 feet feet in ill Alvin T. Fuller , whose olficiul the stuck to offer to the public at Ihinilu .-peat Monday here as the treasurer of the Republican Party Raibam whu lias compiled and 42 seconds. Mohuwk also timed out your scrubbing brushes, turn 1greatly reduced prices. A large duties for more than a mouth past ot Florida, were visitors in Luke |( at ‘ of friends. printed bis findings. The savage ming records of the insects were the bristles down nnd dry in the I portion of the stock has already have been largely confined to this Mary on Thursday in belmlf of printi sunshine. / *• barracuda, Mohuwk discovered, can at all sensational. Dr. If. E. Dougla s of Henderson,1been disposed and the remainder world -famous case. Crim-faeed their party. A meeting was called =tS= IKy., i expected I./ arrive here Is expected to he sold within the la,,d resolute the ,l0*' remained ................... ................. ..................... and ten delegates to represent this hvviin as fust as TO miles uii hour. ■n Vloliavvk used Ids shopvvatch prin. 1'slnrailay to visit hi . daughter next few days. | iU . desk until thirteen minutes locality in the county convention iilViBv on timing fish and animals ( liurli Powell Jr., nt her n ;i)e to hourwas M on a d - ------------------1 Ians to close elore the tile sale sale this this week tulros »»dmght. was dead At andthat Sacco m JVlho water. Although a seal is j l m i t o .. court. Jwere ,! L : : : , m ! ii ....." h n lfi . r#» waft. ,l,:,uJ l,,u. J ‘ W im v . u » leads hand announced by Mr. Roth who 1 |ast short march to earthly ob______ ‘Thought to dart like lightning **A .SubBtunlln! J e w e ler said that the bargains were so ap- livintion. HONOLULU, Aug. 22. — M a k i n g I through Ida native element, M«returned ■ Mrs. (’. ),. ,Iluffin , ... to pealing that the store may close S u b slu n fiu t C ity ’’ Governor Fuller beard all tile firat public appearance in yi*nrs, ] hawk foutul ^ lonk \vmir imnu os IWr homo in Jacksonville on luesthan ontiL.ir|jted because! last minute pleas for repitu from his Henri Berger, 82, former lender of and forty-four seconds to swim a «)' after a .short visit here as tlmof thi! heavy patronage of local relatives of the condeined men, the Royal Hawaiian Bund, swayed tuile. ‘Ihe walrus m ubiiiis w ^ .. 108 Magnolia ..' Igutn-1 of Mrs, A. W. Smith nt j from their attorneys und their the baton for the present day ntusi-' minutes slower for the same ,s-j | tome oil Magnolia Avenue. citizens. , , , , , , ; ______ 1 lie sale was described by Mr. friends nnd to all he was courteous cal organization when it dedicated tanec. a new bandstand in Kapiulani Park I.ul;o Thompson Jr.. Joe Bell, fJo,h “H 0,10 of lhu uuccesa- and adamant. Governor Fuller's friends sa’.d here recently. Berger served as I Turn Hassett and Luster Thorn ley ,, f|d that hc has ever conducted. A I left early Tuesday morning by mo- .cordial invitation to he public to Hint the reason he remained nt his bandmaster under Hawaiian royal­ t r for Birmingham, Ala., where avail themselves of the extremely desk wn sthut he would not have ty before the islands were annexed it said that he "ran away" from I they will spend some time. j low priced goods was extended to- any last minute appeals, some said, to the United States. He is the composer of many Hawaiian mus­ -------day by Mr. Roth. too, that the Governor anticipated ical numbers. I .Mr . Hal Wight nnd small possible personal reprisals from I itaurliter, Billie lloni'licHe Wight, It. E. Johnson returned huir.c men and if it came he preferred to JAPANESE CUSTOM I who have been spending the sum- Monday evening from Miami where meet it where bis wife and child­ I uu-r at Columbia, S. ('., und Ashe- he spent the past week <.*n business. ren would not be subjected to tinn­ TOKIO, Aug. 22 —Conversing I .ill", N. returned home Monday. er. Rut the trouble failed to mater­ with ancestors or entertaining Mr:. Claude Howard who has ialize. The city was policed down their spirits is not uncommon in The ninny friends of Mrs W. 11. been spending the sun nier at Mon- to the last alley, and when the gov- , Japan. In the smaller villages near * 1 i Carrollton, 111., mother of treat, N. C. will return home Wed­ ci nen* left, heavily guarded. Iw Tnki" signal fires are lit at the 'b U l>. Gardiner, will he Inter- ges ray. motored to his summer home at graves of departed sires and the ■.teil to learn that she is slightly Bye Beach. spirits are invited to come home improved : I'ter u stroke of pnralyMr. and Mrs. John W. Meisch Jr. The battle to save the two Itali­ and share in the fensts spread in i la>t Wednesday. plan to move next week into their ans continued right up to the foot their honor. now home wliiih lias recently been of the chair itself. Throughout the Mr. and Mrs. C.Q . Boreland left completed on Park Avenue. day frantic uppeals were made to Always buy the best quality of Tuesday morning for their home this judge and that judge for stays,! spices. Only a small quantity is ut Hartford, Ala,, after a pirn mint Miss Mildred plenums of Or­ Imt all In vnnin. Not a single stay­ ne.essaiy, nnd the flnvor is of the 'nn li..|c nv the guests of Mr. nnd lando will arrive here Wednesday ing authority was overlooked by utmost importance. Mrs. L. L. Bledsoe nt their home to spend a short time as the guest tlic array of lawyers that fought Colored furs are very smart this •• Celery Avenue of Mi s« Olive Newman at her home to save Sacco and Vnnzetti. Air_______ ________________ in Rose Court. pluncs, motor speed boats and fustseason, and one finds pink, white himnire Brice of Chester, S.C. automobiles were used to eircum-' ;ll,d mauve ermine coats, where ipenl the week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Cochran of (vent time and distance, hut all om*u nil was snowy white. hh Brule. J. Ii. Brice, left Monday Camilla, imilln, Ga., spent the 1 week end! proved unavailing. Wash oilcloth with warm water for Jacksonville where he here as the guests of Mr. ami Mrs, Only an hour before the execut,*'h pend a few days before re- G. C. Cochran and Mr. and Mrs. ions, final dramatic pleas were and milk, using a cupful of skim lurtiirij; to bis home. made by Mrrs. Sacco and Miss iqilk to u gallon of water, and then W. L. Sloudeninire. Vanzctit to Governor Fuller for wipe dry with a clean cloth. Mi Tucker, Arthur Tucker, Mrs. S. Bobbins left Tuesday mercy. rew ,M*ir null ami N. C. Fiirns- for Jacksonville where she will Half an hour before the march to their fathers and that of their w-v'ih uml no .pent Sunday very spend a few days before going t o !the’death chamber began, attorrney childhood. But they would have h* . imi Iv ,.i | lay tuna Beach with New York where site will buy f a ll1Michael A. Musnmimo made an none of it. He puid three visits to •h I'.iru vfiuili who has been slock for "The Outlet". ardent plea to the same authority. the men during the day, advising One minute before midnight. Fran­ them of the church's willingness ap*tuin . t uui k there. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Umey, who cis Fisher Kane, unother of their to sponsor them into whut lay be­ •Ir. and Mrs. J. C, Brown of have liecit the guests of Mr. and attorneys, emerged from the gov­ yond th chair. Each time he met If you're a t e l e p h o n e subscriber 'Mimliiu, Ga., will arrive here ,Mrs, .1, min Limey and Mr. and ernor's office unsueessful. Before with tiie same indifferrence. Thcy| simply lift the hook, ask for 148 and 11' l" vi it relatives. They /Mrs. E. L. Laney for the past Kane left the cupilul, Madeiros was went out as they hud lived beyond the pale of the church. p *' 1' 1 i ptmied by Mis. E. I.. week, left Monday for their home iti the chair. state your req u est It’s a service that Beside himself with grief, MusEven though the bodies of Sacco bn hi been visiting rela- at Enterprise, Ala. munno rushed to the prison and and Vnnzetti lay stilF und slurk makes it comparatively easy for you uv' i<l ' uinun points in Georgia for It... pa. t few weeks. Mr. ami Mrs. J, L. Martin and demanded n final interview with on the marble slalis of the north­ to insert your advertisement. And Hendry ern mortuary today, tho Boston . —-------young son, Tollie of Atlanta, Ga., the prisoners. Warden t< Id him it was too lute. Musumnao police force was not demobilized. ibin11; Li avitt, who has will arrive hero Thursday and will Want ads offer the solution to many If anything,it was more alert. i 1’ Imp tho past week here he the gue.Ms of ,Mr. Martin’s sis- pleaded. a problem. There’s always someone "Tell me," said the warden, "and Plans ure ufoot for u gigantic \ 1,1 ' "tin i, left Monday forter, Mrs. Olin Luney at her home I will carry the message to them." march "in meinoriam" through the ■ ■*, ii-!-, and Washington, D.C.cii Magnolia Avenue. ea^er to buy, sell or trade; someone "1 want to tell them," said tho streets of Boston by sympathiz­ I '' *’ bi- will pend n short time ---------------------- — little attorney passionately, "that ers of the dead men. And there who has a service to offer. Results " i turning to Tampa where The only way to keep your garb1,11 ' b i !; at the A. C. L, ii. By. age pail liygenie is to scrub it once there is more mercy in their hearts inre always the rumors of iVprisare certain and the cost is quite mod­ i In,i {s;ot for sevt.ruj j uys n| |ea9t a day with soda and boiling water, than in the hearts of many who profess the orthodox religion. wil tlhe vigilance of Boston’s |«derate. 1: H. Iterg returned home Mon- and if possible dry in the sunshine, "1 want to tell them I know of jt-,. |)(, relaxed in the slightest, •In 1v**ning from Vermont where Pink muslin is used to trim ii their innocence and all the electric „ fvW ,, Lui Vanzetti. ' •'Red by the Mine , of Mrs.dinner gown of black panne velvet ^ .............; :;;!! father, R. L. Peek, who was but it is a French crcution, and : ! : r . ■ S L j J 't e ^ (•‘ten *' ■ while pending the sum-handled in a most knowing manner. kindliest ami tenderest men I ®verlho|ni,1|U1(| for interment in his 1 Die Green Mountains, lie ■ - ■■■ - ■■■ knew that they have loved lJV’^ i native soil. Her week in America j'j“ : aided home by Mr. and Never use dishehrths for any brother men with u sincerity that ha8 bw,n u lr(|(fU. onek ftrriv. 1 ‘ ctk. purpose except washing dishes. has always been uppurenL." ed, bewildered nnd alone, a week -------Have other cloths for wiping up He would have said more, but unfamiliar with the language > , . Norman Mi lmugblin of spilled food und for bundling dish* tlie warden stopped him. it was no ago, „ ™ li.' t *^r!’ A,n “crive here Wed-e«. * * It • was about this time tliut the .............. I '■*■ L "m Orlando where > • ■ • ■ ■"*• "" visiGng tier son and wife, B' fore beginning to sweep see Sacco’s body will |>e buried! V*'Mtev, Father Murphy, the rotund ai """ Bin. George MeljiughUn,l*,ut ,u» food is left uncovered • ! Catholic chaplin of the prison, gave near Boston. until Friday « , tho room. up Today several papers] 1• I' the * ' •* ghost. r. wm -For *-*■ months he has ^ — —- » i w 'V Boston u u jinv' j ii I'** j *i t At Kow- Always i»weep a floor before y ou !labored with the three men »trlv- printed editorials ur^inr that the li.&u •'1 home in Rose Court, begin to mop or scrub it, Iing to return them to the faith of city “get back to normalcy.” q a m ia i ; t LAKE MARY DEATH IN CH AIR Calender Sportsman On Pacific Coast Are Now Using Stop Watches On Fish And Fowl Elton J. Moughton Me Laullns Jewelers-Optometrist " Diamond Mot " Ktipravint, Watch Repairing H. C. VIELE CLASSIFIED ‘ AD* 'all Before 11 o'clock For The Day’s Insertion a t First N a tio n a l Bank "The Bank of Scrvica** Men W h o A re Successful D o N ot Follow -^ T It e y avoid the c o s t l y mistakes made by others— Th c y steadfastly adhere to the pro­ fitable a n d t r i e d principles e s t a biished.. b y . others who., have, , made provisions for the future. M a n y s u c h men and women h a v e w e I c o me d the en­ couragement a n d protective service of this strong pro­ gressive hank. An i n v i t a 11 on to join t h i s h a p p y family of for-BigBU . e d individuals i s cordially extended for your acceptance. We want to meet You, The gate-way tu our savings department is wide open. Cordially youra, The Sanford Herald • „* ___ * Cashier . ■■ �T H E SA N FfiR D HERAT.D. TT7KSDAY, AUGUST 23. 1027, Borah F islies an d S ays N o th in g IYOUTHFUL PAIR , . , -------!LEADING FIELD IN LINKS MEET E u g e n e limn tins A nd Phillips Finley Head SI a r (Jroup Of J on es, Von Elm And O thers B> Da*is ,1. \\ ;d«h International News Service Sport . Editor MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Aug. 2:5. —"I only ask one thing of these sharpshooter- Let them play off that 72 of mini* They can have the rest of the Mirnnment. They know what it is t" l»* famous, I don’t. All 1 ask i- my little taste of fame over night Uter that, I can pass on out with at a regret." That \m la-year-old Phillips Finlay, yc o nlay. Just a hoy with a typical >'* prayer f"r the thing that he mtinted most. So lie stood just off tin eighteenth green and silently i■v i ted each incoming golfer to leave, untouched and in­ violate In- leadership of the (first day's quo ng round of the titilion a I nina’e ■< golf championship. W h c i e f e i e . he hung breathless hy his no - 'id finger nails over the great ah. fear, as he watched Chick Evn - Watts Gunn, Rudy Knepper. M >nice .McCarthy, .Max -Marston. .-111•1 other good ones come home, di-tii’ >-d, and when, sudden­ ly, fate snatched the prize from him, it imi' limn a quarter least expected I .iV- instrument hap­ pened to I inlay's very good Irowe, 3b Iniley, D> Junbur, If Triable, as Tntnls ..... tnrasota Urkwood, cf turke, lb ... Voider, If ... jlorisi, 3 b .... Ifanush, rf . 'Iognn, rf alva, 2b — Parks, c .. ‘tonner, p •Brower, . Totals .......... 34 1 « 27 IA I x—Batted for Bonner in 9th. Score by innings: anford ........... 201 003 200—8 araaotu ....... ...000 100 000—l Ku mmary 1 Two base hits: Riddle, Cusack, | Three base hit: Bailey. Sacrifices: Solvn. Double playil Ccrisi to Burley Left on buses: Sanford 7; Sara ita 0. t vi Struck out by Fergus 3; by Bun ir 6. Base on hulli: off Fergus 2; f Bonner 2. Hit by pitcher: by Bonner 1 Wild pitch: Bonner. elen Wills Plays i Smashing Form i Tennis Tourney FOREST HILLS, N. Y., Aug 23. -Helen Wilis of California limnaleB in decisive fashion the 'omen's National Lawn Tennis lampionship toumument which w* into Us second round here SOI I IIEASTERN' LRAGl H Savannah A-7; Jacksonville Wnycross 4; Albany t), Columbus 1; Montgomery p. Pensacola 4; Selma .'!. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Columbus 7; St. Paul 1. Toledo tl; Minneapolis It. Indianapolis 2; Milwaukee :i. Louisville W; Kansas Cily II. SOUTH ATLANTIC LKAGI'l S|iartunliurg 7; Ciiarlotte 2. (ircenville 3; Columbia 4 <10). Augusta 2; Knoxville It), Macon H; Asheville li, NATIONAL I.EAGt E Boston ft; Chicago 3. Philiiueljiliin (i; .m , Louis 1 Others, nut scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGIT Detroit 4-7; Washington 2 Cleveland 0; New York 4. ( bicligo (I; Philadelphia J, Ollier not scheduled. SOUTHERN I.EAGIT Brntingbiim 8; Little llm I. Only one scheduled. INTERNATIONAL LHAGUI Reading 2; Toronto If*. Ila It insure ft: lluffnhi !•. Newark 3; Rorlicster 7. Other, not scheduled. FLORIDA STX'IE I.EAGCI Sarasota 1; Sanford 8. Miami 2; St. Peler.dmrg II. Tampa 2; Orlando ft. Tagging AllBases While presidential bees are starling to buzz In the bonnets ol a num­ ber or prominent statesmen. Senator William K. Itorah of Idaho, himself often mentioned ns a possible candidate, tlslies for brook trout in the mountain streams of Ills home stale and says nothing. He’s shown here landtag a beauty— although It Is not known wheth­ er he used worms or flies. adolescent pair that met in the tin til round of the eastern interschnl astir championship, with Finlnj winning, this par that hu< prefer led to go off by itself for a quiel eighteen h< los, yet has hei by the exigencies of tm piny, Into close personal from time to time. No it may he that both will he all hut f* rgotten hy tonight but, whatever happens, they are almost certain to qualify. That, this morning, was more than one could say about Von Kim, the chnmpi' a; lioh (iardiner. win , twice held the title in other perhaps better years, Kto pper [till Kownes, Ben Stein, Frank Iblip and even (iunnwith his 77. Only thirty-two men can proceed with the match i>lny rounds aftei t,,day's final show-down, and since almost sixty men broke HI* yester­ day the answer is obvious. A man in the high seventies is not skating on thin ice; he is dancing on the spiny of the Niagara Rapids. Such a man was Von Kim with a 71', lie must do at least Til today t« feel certain of i^ ip in g the ig­ nominy of being the second nat­ ional championship in history wlm failed to qualify for a tournament in defense of his title. Boh (iardin­ er held tins doubtful distinction alone, up to and including the mo­ ment, and it was worthy of men­ tion that CJarditier was starting ‘ait this morning bohiiiil an 8(1. So were l)olp and Stein, not to forget Fred Wright. The good ones grouped with Von Kim at 7P were KHopper arid Fownes, Ross Somer­ ville hail a 78 and I’1 O. F. Willing and (intin were in tiwir fighting at 77 with the nucleus of a standing nnay. To he certain of remaining with the situation until further not­ ice. these entries simply will have to better their hands today. Of course, that happens to be one of the reasons they are good; they ran mid do bulls-eye tin* situation League Staiulin so would d*' these citizens almost no good whatever. Most of the first day's returns were lower than expected and few were the upsets, indeed. Just be­ hind those two famous juveniles, Homans and Finlay, came down D< n t’orrick, Canadian open cham­ pion, with a 73. (!rouped at 74 were Max Marston, Harrison Athnston, Ducky Corkran, George V. Rotan and Don Sweet, the latter two heh'H somewhat upsetting to the form J'luyct s. Next at 75. came the great Roby himself, Francis Ouimot, Chirk Evans, fiuy Stmidifer, Jack Muckic and Raymond Daly. The last three mentioned have done their 75's be­ fore hut seldom in a national cham­ pionship. All of those mentioned would have to he somewhat terrible to­ day m miss qualifying and. in a slightly less degree, that applied also to Dick Jones, Dexter Cum­ mings, Harry I-egg, Roland Mack­ enzie, Arthur Vales. Densnmrc, Finite and Ellsworth Augustus. They were clustered about a cam- -Miami Sanford Orlando Sarasota Tampa St. Pete New York . Detroit Washington Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland St. Louis Boston NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago Pittsburgh St. Louis New York Cincinnati Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia BIRMINGHAM BARONS W \ RSI IAW, Poland, Aug .22. \ man with seven wives, and with the genius for holding the affec­ tions >>i all ' f them was sentenced > <• ml" to two vears' penal servi­ tude. Each of the women declared ,ic> stood ready to marry him. when he was discharged from prison. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Aug. 23.(IN S)—Allowing hut two runs in the first two innings id the only game played in the Southern League yesterday, Hilton of the Birmingham Batons pitched airtight hull and and Birmingham gained a half game on the League leading New Orleans Pelicans hv heating lithe Little Rock Travel­ ers 8 to 2. All fresh vegetables should hf perfectly crisp before being put in. to boiling water. Woolen flowers in til bouquets are used in the holes of new tailormndcs. BaseballSlatistics In Major Leagues YESTERDAY'S HOME RE A MERICAN LEAK Cl Player and Club Yesterday Ruth, Yankees l Heilmiinn, i Igers 1 McManus, Tigers I Johnson, Senators 1 Ilu fey, i iirdinuls THE LEADERS AMERICAN- Rutli Hi, Gehri UP, Lnx/.eri in, Simmons 14, Ciirli rone 12, NA'IJiDNAL— William* *2" Hornsby 22, Wilsun -I*. Terry l 1 Webb 14. LEAGUE TOTALS NATIONAL . AMERICAN 311. LEADING major league hitter* NATIONAL LEAGUE Player ami Club G All R I! PCI' P. Wam r. Pitts. lift 417 till 1K3 .381 Harris, Pill-. PI 27H 43 Dll .3ti:i, Banilinrt, Pitt*. • 7!» 25ft f»3 tut .:ift:i. Hornsby. New York IIP III) 11)3 IBfi .352. By Inlernatiomil New* Frisch. St. Imui* 111 47(1 Kll DU .3IP. 1 Leaders in both leagues were Leader a year ago today, Hat showing the strain of the pennant grind today. The Cubs, thrice de­ grave, Cincinnati ,381. feated by the militant Boston AMERICAN I.HAGUE. Bruves, lead tlie Pirates by only | two anil a liulf gnu es. Tlie Yankees •Simmons. Phila. HP :ir.r 7ft 138 have lost four straight, their longUeilmnnn, e-t losing streak of the * -nson. Geht-ig. While tin- Yanks lend the Tiger* New X"ii, 12U Ift3 121 172 by 12, 1-2 games and are in little Ruth, danger of losing the pennant, their :icm ut nil for the Wlnddedi-.i New York I Id 410 lilt I 17 stump is causing apprehension to Speaker. fmruplon. lher supporters who retail how the Waslm 112 428 Aft lft3 | The withdrawn! *>f Mr*. Kitty team went t*. pieces on its final Lv.-ulei a \ ,-ap ago today. JcKunu Gm|free, the Englinh western trip last season. Tlie as­ yighi man cup team captain, bus tounding Tireis have won 13 New Y«i I. :k3. (mouthed the way immeasurable si (night. br "tur Helen" tan, fur it menuWith Farrell leadijig the a- mult Ruth hat until xh>* roadie* the final bits, the Speak* i ■»uml she prehahly will not be on Carlson with loin ailed upon to fare any opposite i Braves wullopcd tlie C u b s , ft t«• 3. Horn-I.v Cllltb hi' half un powerful «;t liiul which The teems play again today, Sr*. Godfree undouhU-dly would j Ed Brown Boston outfielder, net Oilllm uve offcr.-J her h id the fortune* j a HOW National I-engtie record ;/ the game bri-jgltt thorn logetli- when be played in his ft3B!i con­ secutive game. Babe Ruth hit Ids 40th In-tier, t Mr*. Mills Mallory, the *l-.*ftui-l- breaking the tie with Buster Gi-hig champion, plnyel in !i-*t,le. j rig. hut the Yanks lust to Cleve­ innni-i but \she was manifestly land, P to 4. The Indians tugged mversing her strength for later , Mooie, Shocker and Peiiiiov!: for ,‘iatche*. IP hit -, Joey Sewell getting four. nPHE kidney* me the lilood (iliei*. If t)lry full to func­ Ileiln mm nn-i McManus collogl­ : An ea*y way to clean xllvurwnre ed homer* r-s tion properly Uicrc is apt to be Detroit drubbed Ihat is not too tamislieil is to , Wn* hington twice, 1 to 2 and 7 to n retention *4 toxic poison* in Die blood. A dull, languid fetioisten u toft cloth w ith water, clip I3, Walter John? ton h-st the nightIng and, Mime times, toxic backt in whiting, rub off with mint her icap, but la-lpeil himself to a Inline achri, licnducho, uml diz/inrs* loth, and polish with whiting. run. arrsymptoms of till* condition. Chid, Unfey's home run "-ns the Fiiitliei evidence of impioprr TITLED. AND 1*0011 •iii'y score as Jess Haines of the kidney function is often found in binning or M-mily 'passage London. Aug. 22 Fir John Cardinals *halkeil up his 20th vic­ of xccieliou*. Each year mote [ehlln, n M*rgennt in th" R'-val tory in winnng a 1 t<* o duel front end more people are learning l»toi* Constabulary, has inherited Flunk Ulrich of the Phillies. Ul(lie value o| Doan'* Pillu. a i i:*lt yielded only four hits. The ♦It!*• without a fortune. Three stimulant diuretic, in this con­ her iilljioverished baronet* havy ( arils tui"anred to within one game dition. S* arctly a nook or bumigured recently in the m-w* on*- , ,,f ♦!„. Pirate*, who were idle, let anywhere tint )ms immy Ted Lyons «-f the White Sox reg­ mthusiastic uscia, A»A jour srning a living by tuking care of or^*-s, another flying shortly after istered Ids nineteenth victory hy ting threatened with ejection be- heating the Athletics, A to 3. Ty PILLS raus>e i-f inability to pay ib«- rent Cobh starred at but wit It three COc ("r hi* liny ro**m, and a third reAimukial Du,«l„ |u ih, Awmj* O th e r Itun.^ were idle od from a pour Route. tan. U J l-.w U t, * a-JUl.t* D O A N ’S Modern people spend wore for the joys o f /mug than in any other age ever known. Hut they demand the utmost value for their money. Present-day smokers find their sheerest enjoyment in Camels THE people of this age spend millions for the good things of life. And they place Camel first among cigarettes. Modern smokers make money, but when they spend it they insist on quality, and more people today buy Camels than ever bought any other cigarette. Camel value has xvon the modern world. Money cannot buy choicer to­ baccos, nor a more glorious blending. T h at’s xvhy increasing millions in the modern age single out this famous smoke as their favorite. You, too, will find it yours. " H a v e a C am el!” 1*17. a f. T*.b*»a B(ul, W,s.ua-asi*m- N. C, T m K ,s H gZ> O M BSTh �page THE SANFOIU> HERAl.n, MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1027 :,nford Daily Herald NT AD. RATES rEn: Cash in Advance a.lS *»! Ltr.ms and collector wm Sutcly for payment. SANFORD-Overlntid Co. Wlllyi- 11— .M iscellaneous Knights A Ovcrlaml, Whippita, Park & Commercial Sts. Phono 58, CAR AWNINGS.Auto Awn tag Co. 11 Hall llldg. SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX INC Wanted 2011 Oak Ave. Phone 41 FOR SALE:—One of best f i « room bungalows on Pnlmotto Avenue, In Snnfnrd Heights, cor­ ner lot, equipped with electric range mid water heater, price less than market value, terms to suit. Hox 15 C. O. Herald. U .S.P eace Society ToHold Conference Soon At Cleveland rrvE i ;y w i l l i a m s I G O T i T VN£S'. X G O T M OO VMHlLE H O h \ \A f A S YOU 4— Husiness Service ON TOR VME-S, 1 l)RM LO O SE ' r el N O \A j! a n a x V< IN relax METAL HOOFING—The Roof F.v- L'-AFARM TOOLS WANTED er? istir.g. Melnl shingles; ints ............— Ic a line standing seam tin and gnlvinized \\ ANT TO IIUV tractor, disc plow, roofs. See James II. Cowan. Ouk harrow, ditcher, \V, M. Young, finir rates on request. ”<H' N. Park Ave. Tel 777 or 775. Ave. and Third St. Phone 111. i educed rates are for — ( Just three mites from the cil now in Lurope l.r»— Apart men! For Kent Kativc insertions. YOU! limits on highway I have eig! Oflinolly i|| v it ii , word* of average length acres of muck lands that can I of varicii:- Korop __ i<tl told Ihe retllenn -oonled a line,. , nt, bought for $ii00 an ncro or spec! jjinuin charge of life for 7th price made on nil of it. T‘ ' Thirty I A ording to a insertion. i acres in entire tract Includes oil* revived the gre advertising is restricted ius land i and other good garden slut. men and di ,irfr classification, land. Fine piac e for poultry and in the. country s . ; RADICAL RENT terror is made The San* osts only ,-M l. | REDUCTION 1 truck of all Iliads. Men can make [tcimn lonferen Drralil will bo responsible living raising bulbs, celery, vega* will he m attend 118 | Three beautiful apartments, 0ne incorrect insertion. tables and poultry for Sanford and pI(, j t (-,,1 . each consisting of living room,bed Orlando markets. Address R.«A. C. ' v.,,, , ,/vcrtiscr for subsequent ... issifled epnrt- r„ullli kitchenette and bath, with ■ir.ns. The office should ho core Herald. This will not he on ........ J _ * • nil modern convicnces, electric immediately in case of market long. If you do not think . ______________ ligiit. gas and hot water healer etc. this land is worth the prleo try to | , i OLD WALLS Tiny are handsomely decorated, huv eotne of the murk lands in “ V ' ! l TO a d v e r t i s e r s WALL 1’AINT attractively furnished and have other narls of the eounlrv. -------- emu . v. ill 11>■ ii W AND I5ET- Davenport bed in living room. They ----- — II,. t dll representative : i I*— f t i i s c o l l i i t i u o u s F o r H a l e pin ode m e nur IKK INFORMAare centrally located with one of f„i.|y familial with rates, )NE 2.'!“»•.I OR the most licautiful outlooks in the sm| c1mo.il iention will Bit, SANFORD, city, across the broad grass and complete Information. palm covered squares between j you wish, they will assist --------------------- - Park and Sanford Avenues, Comwording your want ad. ropntrinp, pianoImercial Street and the Boulevard, Ae it morn effective. s with If years mid beyond over Luke Monroe, HI'ORTANT NOTICE d Music Sloro For small families there are no dvuom lu A; )1 Me sirable apartments in Sanford and irerdsers siiould give their unc 632. til! December (perhaps till Junut „r (Histoffico address as -----------.---ury) they can lie rented at theii pliotlu tain.her if L8 — irrigation SIX DOLLARS A WEEK, de*ir-- results. About or.c al content work One rear apartment can bo had , out of a thousand bin * o. J.^ h. ler- ni jin ji inontb. Call at 200 North lephone and the others mid Elm. Park Ave. corner Commercial St. F IN D OLD C A N N O N cuair.n:- Icatc With V'"l — ~ “ j * They can be seen only between 10 tfils-v know your m*'-"'**SI ORr.---l re \ \| .(mj |lt)on unless by special dlscimtiminnre Ml SI be '■ ^cd.i. *' i‘ urn appointment over telephone 777 *i„ person at I he SnHar.i ■phone. 1<M during the* hours named, or Tel. 'i ..Ifue or l»> letter, tele. other times. . ■tLroiilinunnccs are "in WIG/lT-CURlSENHEltRV PRINT SHOP — Printing, Engraving, i.l ficien Pronrt Embossing. See us first. We no Service A Phon» 417-W. R. It, Avenue* C. on m or sin I .Street Hi— IJniiso*. I*nr Ken nnmtncemcntH LUMBER and complete line of building material. Low prices. and I’LUMBINf . We handle electric Security Lumber Cn„ “Where Good and s, inime tight and Grades Como From” Maple is t i ik i n n i i t i nt u r. *>t:\. .unfmd Machine Co. Sixth. Phone 797. i : \ T i : i : v n i .11 i m i \ i . i m e t i t in \vn ru n im t M .i: n n v n , CONCRETE in every shape and Route A t 'l.it u iiM . iv r n t v i r i n . vn. 1 Al\<i Found form, Mocks, tile roofing, oma ttsv r.iiv n ank m » >i ct « t a <: •; mentals, etc. Snnford Cement Prod FIVE ROOM bungalow, com r i (T IM I’ A X V. a e..t p.-i iilluti. ll il M pletely furnished, plione 480. shite Pomeranian dog- R°* arts Company, Fifth and MapU P l .A I N A N T VS Sts. Phone 1J2-W. ’.•l* Myrtle Ave. IIAItlllKT WILLIS I IHII. .1 i.l IIlf- i I' K N K A N T S ■Cameo link bracelet near CLARENCE SMITH H l'K i’ lAJ. MAHTJi It'll M i T I T H l if National Hank. Reward, SALE. General Contractor N i i T I i 'K IS H K K K H V U1VI-JN T o tdur Curlett, Geneva. 000 W. First St. ! A L E tV I KIM IT M A V I’O N i 'E lIN Phone 411 DANDY NICE Five room bunga­ tlini nailer ami liy vlriuu .»( a no ututuoLt'lcs tala tlceiuc la i.'hnni**ry I low, all modern convicnces. Apply tin. lili.ivS entitle.) e.llIHe,mitered I•> ll. METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ 117 Popular Ave. Phone 004-d. 1 IK.ltnrn.Me IT link A Suiltll, Jude* erlasting. Metal sliinglcf*,; k .O D G E ' <0 III.. Set .'III e.iuttl .1llllllT.il t'||*el|lt 1 hIMiliU pin line vice. Ill tile ali-rii. ■ e cars ..lid Graham trucks standing seam tin and galvanized roofs. See James If. Cowni. Ov.k I >f the IK tuo .l.le \V. W . Wrltthl. i 13ti; Lt. Phone d. J iiiIki . of I lie Tw eiily-TIlIrd Ju.lleave. and Thud St- Phono t i l . j l.i I I'lreiui in it ml tor t>iiiiliioli. •' ‘ iinuy, lllmTila, wlileli Il.’ cree m e INS L COWAN CO. Auto j ■ Illele'l oil I III" “ Sill .111} o f .Inly, A ptor iin.i sheet metal works, (>—Help Wanted (M ale) l> 19*7. In n i inis, peiellnu in ta* tench Ave. Phone 71G-W. be 1 'Tr.nlt r- 111,1 ..f tli. Twenty-T'hlnl onl .1ml If 1ii I iTn-ult Ip itnil for Semi* * in.ir .iin n . iTuri.iii. \v i i i ; u i : i.N ANLORD BUICK CO, BOYS WANTED—Cun use five 1 1 e i i . n i t s T ii <is*11 a n h m o u t m a h i : ;12 M'.tgnoliu Ave. good boys who nr** hustlers. Can Cold l ‘ i lAII'A.W, a eiii ptii : t Inn innaiilv.. I ; t to *' v 1st Ian nn.li.r tlo. lawn o f tlo* Phone :>i»7. «nrn as high as a lullur an after­ * i Slate . ( l-Tia'Iila In •' .inplalliaat, noon. Apply Circulation Departn , , t i n n .i M A i t i ; t i : r u i u i s i ’ ! s i i . i i i : i i MODEL TL77.I CD. rtent Herald. It'ii: 11 in Elis am) .Inns’ Ia\ VIES. . MOXM* Sx . .ifitmfl, asiOs ' i ■VMdl 'AM.i "* -ihvica. s»c. i a in F risco to H a w a ii— U n d er Sail .11MIX M K ISi'll ue and G ray M eet at Last rim the ear, nut the owne: ‘bone HI” fo r e s t i m a t e s !'. \V. 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Hi: IN' MARMONS a'"kI \utom.il.ile Co ijwli,. |>h*.r I••-w11: BY TAYLOR [*®LCw»r I DO / IF EVLRTTHIMQ GOLN1RIGHT ■ VIC SHOULD LEAVE FOR AJCW ' YORR ABOUT SEPT PlRST\ FROM TtERE WE SAIL Fo r ( SAM JUAN DE SALVAMEWTO, off th e SooniEPN Coast o f South Am e r ic a .v js e R e o u p \ E x ped itio n bo a t l ie s ~. V a t an c hog j^ ' Y Tv jo Y6AP.5 -M/vyfJE- L006LRA \ I IMT£HD To MAKE JMOT.CU T ) PiOT(J>?ES OF OUR EViPLOitiCiM ( l>ud do f\ t o e o f soewTinc /V , BCSEORCIt v/ORK ____✓ i a tw o (C) of rlo rlila la m .I ami i "lon lxa l Inn I'oinpuny’ '. I'elery ITsiitiilliill. in* sh ow n on I'lal re* •lonl.nl In I’ lnl 11<...k I. paue 13 . Setillai.il. I 'i.Hilly Korol .Is, eon Inliilnu liv e (a) acres, ni.ni. or lees SA It* S A L E « III to. m ade I *. nails f \ said l>>‘i rei", lo au th er wllh all le|. -ll i rest H. I .ale.l at ' *i laiolo r io r ld a . IhK. evil, .i ii ..f July, i w ; W I L L I A M r; ELLIS. S|o i la I Mattie r. lill.M S K <11' 11N K V, , So tlelio rs fo r Ooni|iliiliiiinl. iMBM-ROS S.) When t ho Civil War canto Jonathan and Henry Hotcn left tliclr homo In Huntington, W. Vn., to cull: I — hut they ehoso opposite sides. Jonathan joining tlio federal army while Henry served with I.oo'a men. They never saw olio another again itnlll a few weeks ago, when Henry learned of Jonathan's whereabout* and traveled tram his homo In Fort Worth. Tex., to Huntington, win re they were rc*uni led. They are show a together h u e , with Jonathan on the left. While aviators are tdamitng flights fro Captain Charles Wood Is making tTo moro old-fuiililoneil. but nearly an | er nlune la a nritoot slooa and ex pc Sioux He a ,A ..;A * •M l] Yr < _5 i t T e x ’s S ecreta ry MEYER SEP I «s»Jm OH - MOT BECESSARiLY - 1 HEARD OF ft FELLOW W H O W E N T DOWW Y H E f76 Thirty Y j years ao o - hd SW'T BACK Ye r f ncc u % FAT Off ^ £1927 M M A frCRVkCC. IHC fAkum. Here's Miss Kuomu Lewensohn, secretary to Tex Rickard, who Is In Chicago to bbttdle the ta le ot more Ilian 1 t o ,000 tick ets to tho Tunney-Dempsey tight In Septem ­ ber. She knows h er fight busi­ ness, don't think she don't. Phone 1 IS _ _ _ _ _ _ � 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 23, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 23, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 23, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/df33557c1d24d8c137197b052027d830.pdf 4c2aed43d0fda78beb805b4eae88a549 PDF Text Text .. ■ I ' «*• •’■■I ,'V. 'a ; - S 'j.-V ’.v T H E W H ATI1E R your n e w s p a p e r in i«io r ld n ’8 F a ir tonight nnd' frnbably Thurs­ H ea rt ! U o rld ’s G r e a te s t V e g e t a b le w i l Its R ic h e s t G a rd e n L a n d E M E NO. day. Leased Wire International Nows Service XVII. S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A . ''W E D N E S D A Y , A U G U S T m Liner France Meets W ith Strange Event N E W YO U K , Aug. 21.( I N S ) \ — A strange, convulsion nt *engcncrnlly believed to be n nubnmrine oarthqimke o f marked intensity rocked the French liner France from- side tv side and hurled hupdreds o f pas­ sengers from their chairs and beds, it was learned when the ship docked today. None o f the passengers, however, vrns ser­ iously injured, although several bore mnrks o f their experience. “ I never saw anything like it in the 40 yenrs I Imvc been ut sen,” said Captain Marius Aubort, commander o f the vessel. - u * ‘ — 24, 19127. NUMBER nm M c m b ijr A u d it J Iu r e n u O f C ir c u la t io n s 1 — - ' * RADICAL RIOTS c,oolidf: ^ nds. WAYWARD SON OCCUR IN MANY: Lake Of Yellowstone Park IS WANTED FOR CITIES WORLD ■ H i DEATH MOTHER Storm Reported O ff N $w England Coast A T L A N T A , Cn., Aug. 21— rienne, which w as rep lied 300 or COO miles enst o f Jackson­ ville yesterday, hns changed Its northwestern course nnd today was traveling o f f the coast o f N ew Englnqd, according to re­ ports received at the Atlanta weather bureau today. I t will not strike the coast o f tho Uni­ ted States nt all. The only e f­ fect o f thn hurricane, felt In the United States was n wind with velocity o f 31 miles nn hour in N ew York. , EIGHTEENTH TO BEAT MCCARTY E Cre Atlanta Star Playe< Pitched Rattles Take Place tlncntal Janies, ChicaRO Police Hunt For Har­ moved eastward through Yellow - an encounter with Jessie ry Hill, Son Of Prominent In European Capitals And stono National Park today In quost famous Yellowstone trnil bear who Great Golf Yester­ Strenlor Physician; Body Uomb Explosions Mark End o f new thrills o f the sport o f an­ parks himself in the middle o f the day Hut H as Trouble roads and “ holds up” passing autos Mother Found In Basement Of Sacco-Vanzetti In U. S. gling. fo r candy or other sweets. Ferpsi W ith Brooklyn Man Ilia destination was Yellowstone rangers with tho party paid the Lnko whero lurk cutthroat trout ransom. Father Undertakes Elaborate Funeral n species new to the president nnd A t the west thumb, first point Defense O f His Son Is Planned For Reds which promistvi to tax his skill us i* reached on tile lake, which hns nn fisherman. More scenio thrills, o f area o f about 140 miles, Mr. Cool­ Defense Committee Has Dif­ which tho park holds nn over­ idge came upon another o f nature’s Police Discover T h a t Hill engaged Mr. and Mrs. freaks, “ The Fishing Cone.” The ficulty In Finding l l n l l abundance Had Forged Mother’s Name Coolidge nnd son John cnroutc. lakc'lnps against one sldo o f tho Jones Couldn’t Mak< For Bodies To Lie In Stale To Large AmountOf Checks First, was the Initial crossing of road and on the other is n big tho continental divide a t Cnrig natural' cauldron filled with boil­ His Tec Shots Be­ BOSTON, Aug. 24.— ( I N S ) — CH IC AG O . Aug. 21— ( I N S ) — where the road is R,2fll foot nbovo ing water. Until federal rcstrlcU W hile communist riots w ere ochave Till N e a r End H arry D. H ill, 21, wayward son o f sea level. Mere Is located Isa Lake, curlng In Paris and other Europe­ whose waters in springtim e flow ions in te rfo m d . visitors caught a prominent Streeter physician, _____ ' • fish in .the lake nnd whipped thorn an cities were reporting pitched M INIKAHDA COUNTRY both into the A tlantic nnd the P a ­ ncross tho road into the cone nnd kept a jump nhend o f p6lice today Shell Shocked War Veteran bnttlcs, sympathisers o f Nico'.n ns they combed Chicago fo r him In Wanders Into Desert And CLUB. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. cific. leinforccd by the light boiled them. Sncco nnd Bartolomeo Vanzetti Is Found With Automatic Aug. 2*1— Chill and fever ran |«er Omaha and 15 destroy- Eloclion Of W. C. Hill Will Be were meeting opposition bore toUpon arrival nt the lnko hotel, connection with tho murder o f his Then came the second pnssnse mother, Mrs. EHvn H ill, 55, whose where the Ceolidgos w ill rcinnin I the navysearch for the Fighting O ff V u l t u r e s riot across tho public spin where the great watershed o f the McrcFormality AnHisName tny in securing n h».!l ip which to body was found in a shallow gravo this morning ns Boby Jones, tn lost Hawaiian flyers continent runs hack across tho road for the night, It was planned to lay the two bodies in state. in her homo last Sundny night. Will lie Only One On Ballot; darling of all galleries, bad to in a huge semi-circle. From this take the uxecutlvc Immediately to nearing the end today. G E L E N D A LE , Ariz., Aug. 2». Homes o f a large number o f Election Creates No Interest . Carpenters, on orders from the point the presidential party was Peale Island, where lie may fjsli In I destroyers, aircraft ves— ( I N S ) — A lfred a Menard, shell go to the ongntcunth eroen to owner, put up a harrier at the de­ Chicago girls, wlmso names, re­ enabled to guzc out on n l horizon 1seclusion. shocked w ar veteran in senrch o f boat Maurice Me Carthy by 2 1 airplanes, and suhmnrinfense committee building. The Socorded as “ Ethyl," “ M azie," “ E ve­ For tho third time within u whom tw o nirplnnes have been no in the tvst round of the lill be cnlled back from the fcitn Salcrnitani Hnll above the lyn " and so forth in one o f H ill’s month, Sanford voders w ill take to conddng tho desert fo r the past National Amateur Golf chntn[t tomorrow night, Mason Tendcis’ Union headquart­ notebooks found by police, were the polls tomorrow to elect n sucthreo days, wns being nursed back nionshin. after the latter had hree army planes and the resror ers in the International Hod C ar­ visited but without revealing a to Forrest Lake, form er to health todny following Ids res carried the king of tho links flight piano o f Mnrtln Jentrace o f him. mayor and commissioner whose ters’ buildii.g in Salem Btrect was cue by Capt. C. II. Reynold*, army to the xUtcontli before rellnqul*!)[wer*’ expected to return to hired out. When the owner c f the pilot. ini* n leadership o f one hole. * J, Field. Honolulu, today from resignntlbn'was submitted Aug. 8. building, Mrs. A liev T w ig g , beard S T R K A T O R , Ills., Aug. 2 4 - ( I N McCarthy remained 1 un on Jon* liilsml of Hawaii. The four plnn- Only tho numo o f W . C. H ill w f f o f it she bad her daughter, Alice, Capt, Reynolds’ finding o f the’ S ) — Elaborate preparations fo r tho on the ballot, tho time tvt there yestordny t® Inves- appear defense of Hurry H ill, Tho form er half-crazed soldier was dramatic. r>» by having plx holes in a row lim it having passed without pet­ order n carpenter to board up the I'e reports o f n green flare entrance to tho building. Strentor H igh School cheer-lender It was a wouh ago thnt Menard from the tenMi to the fifteen and xmllv seen flickering half­ itions being filed in bohnlf o f now wanted fo r the murder o f his walked into the desert with the l y thnt tim e impending drama wav Plnns fo r n funeral procession op the 1!1.000 foot slope o f other candidates. -• mother, Mrs. Eliza H ill, wns be­ avowed purpose o f losing himself. In the nir. Sundny— the bodies to be kept un­ Unlike tw o preceding elections Police Set O ff Dynamite In Henry Wallace / UncksAdmlnas Lea, Hawaii's highest mounMcCarthy seemed duo to ]o»o Four days later, a fter n posso on gun even before tho decomposed this month, tomorrow's balloting der special health department per­ An Bffort To Rescue Body body o f Ids mother wns unearthed foot hud failed to find him two the tenth but he saved the situation istration Farm Policy Ah mits— wore drawn up by the Saccohas nttracted littlo or no interest. bv sinking n ten foot put fo r a hair Of Horace Bowers,Boy Who from Its shallow gravo in the base­ arm y planes were sent out. “ Bald A r Shameless Subsi­ Vanzetti defense committee today. in 4, nftcr he hnd hooked his |\N FRAN CISC O Aug. 24. — E ffo rts to bury' nil fnclionnl d if­ ment o f the Hill mansion by Chief Tow ard sundown yesterday, WasDrownedMonday Night dy and InsuU To Producers” F irst in tho parade will come »S)_Thnt the I’ ncific ocean w ill ferences to prevent tho w aging c f shot into the woods nnd n l»y c“ * o f Police W illiam Robb. Capt. Reynolds sighted a score o f jrrent out to the green. This shot hr yield its secret concerning another municipal campaign have tw o em pty black hearses. Behind black vultures circling lazily over This fact was disclosed today Dynamite charges sot o f f by W I L L I A M ST O W N , M ASS., Aug. election tho hearses w ill march eight men Ifttc of the seven missing Dedo been successful and the left him n twenty foot put. which the two 24.— A political union o f western Chief o f Police Roy G. W illiams when It was announced thnt a t­ n spot on the bleak desert horizon. he over ran 10 fecit. However, ho n appeared more certain to- ThurBdny w ill bo minus any elect­ ■in mourning carrying A s ho flew into their midst, he torneys W . J. Jones nnd form er •M the eighth day o f this dis- ioneering efforts. Friends nnd sup­ caskets, four men to each casket. labor was advocated h ire today by cnrly this afternoon to rnisc the dropped this one very neatly. BobJudgo Russell G. Osborn hnd been sighted the form o f Menard. jfsrancc dawned without n trace porters o f Mr. H ill, however, nre Then w ill come R0 official and southern farm ers and eastern j body o f Horace Bowers, negro retained by Dr. Hurry C. H ill, the Reynolds brought his huge bv was straight off the too and got [the planes or aviators having making an e ffo t to secure as largo mourners. Behind the group o f 1U1 nicely home fo r hla stcond to g et a Henry A. Wallace, editor o f W nl- j youth who wns drowned in Lake hoy’s father, to look out fo r his In­ Douglass transport plnnn to a j . fonnd. n vole ns possible in order to make w ill inovo nutomobilcs w ith Mrs. terest. It wns attorney Jones who safe landing, leaped from tho cock­ .» only note o f cncourngcment the Issue a question o f confidence Rose Sacco nnd Miss Luigia Vnn- lace’s Farmer, nnd son o f tho Into Monroe cnrly Monday night. The nccoinpnnicd the fnther and Dr. Both were o ff the line nt the pit and rushed to Menard’s side, i the announcement o f the Unl- in Mr. Hill. zetti nnd other women mourners. Henry C. Wnllncc, secretary o f ag­ explosives were used a fter other e f­ G. A. Ilicucs on the Initial search the veteran wns more dead than eleventh and the best they coUjd |States nnvy that 1C more vexSncco Vanzetti sympathizers as­ riculture In the Herding and Cool­ forts to loento the body had failed o f tho linuse when tho newly rnndo Tho polls w ill open at 7:30 alive. An army pistol dangled do wns buzzard 4’*. The tw elfth i wrre being sent to aid in the o’clock at tho C ity lln ll and w ill sured police thnt there wdll he no nlso was halved In 4’s and then grave wns discovered uftcr which during the pust few ■ days. idge cabinets. Speakers at the from his hand. Th. both shot pars fo r the next threo close ut uundowu, shortly before disturbance hut stated that they Institute o f polities, W allace said;— A Inrgo crowd o f people Inclu- the police were cnll in and the body He was too weak fnnn his seven tibe liopes were nroused anew 7 o’clock. Poll of/iciuls designated could not prevent persons trailing disinterred by tho chief. lq »r~ -----days o f wandering over tho blWt- h uThe “ There I h a place fo r 11 party illlng whites and negroes assembled l night when a dispatch from by tho C ity Commission arc os fo l­ tho funeral cortege. latter again wns hitting hie Supposedly acting solely in tho ring sands without food or wnter idulu stated u green flare hnd lows: Vivian Speer, George W . M e-. irMJ line |,nB o f march w ill bo from composed o f western and southern dn tho lnko front to view the latest interests o f the fuiher, Jones hns to answer tho flie r’s hall. A s Capt. ball ns be should and he gt up to .The itiiiscrv’cd on tho slope o f Mau- Rory and D. L. Thrasher, induct-* ’ ifo -th End __ Park, up Hanover farm ers which co-operate nt times efforts to recover tho body. The follc-wed in person every stop o f Reynolds reached out to take the tho pin nicely with his approach to |Ui mountarn, o n lh o UlandM f ors, and Leroy P. Chittenden, clerk. Street, along Tremont Street, up with oastern laboring men to nsl: scene wns just beyond the eastern tho investigation conducted by gun nwrty from him, tho vatcrun achieve tho 4. McCarthy’s ap­ nil. Hope that this could have proach on the other hand, ran over Citizens who have registered on School Street, b y tho Stnto House just what our rapid exploitation terminus o f the liulkhcnd system. State's A tom oy Russel Hansen nnd fell in n heap nt the foot o f n mes- nicely, he missed tho putt fo r an ja signal from one o f tho miso f nnturnl resources nnd growing tho city bdoka and who have paid nnd down Beacon lTRI to the Back the state officials have begun to quito bush whero ho hnd propped [thips wns dashed hero when it industrialization is meaning in Decision to use dynnniito was attempted half. j learned that none o f the fll- their poll taxes fo r lost year nre Bay. In the Back Bay district the terms o f well-distributed human reached this morning when the place a new meaning on tho silence himself, evidently to fig h t o ff the However, it was all square at the ctigiblo to vote in tom orrow’s elec­ coffins w ill bo placed In the o f the Elder Ilill which up to tho i carric«k green flnrcs. happiness in the long run.” mother o f the dead boy gave her present time hns been attributed vultures that kept circling closer sixteenth. Bobby hitting two nice tion, it wits announced. hearses fe r transfer beyond to nnd ciosor ns his strength ebbed. ines sent from Honolulu to In­ shots to the green nnd gettin g Attacking the administration consent fo r tho police to setoff to tho shock following the trndegy. Forrest H ill? cemetery fo r cre­ 7 1 dicate tho mysterious green down with his second putt fo r a par fnrm relief plnn promulgated from mation. it, reported that the district the explosive. W hile tho state’s attorney wus 4. McCarthy nlso was homo with Rapid City on Aug. 7 as a "bald cried in camping parties and •Shortly a fter 1 o'clock two char­ preparing to have young Ilill form ­ his second hut •*..■ putt fo r a half nud shameless subsidy," an affront C H IC A G O , Aug. 21.— ( I N S , — kt the flare was attributed to ges were ignited, producing sharp ally charged with tho murder, C or­ curled nround the lip o f the cup and to economic statesmanship nnd nn of tho campers. One entire block o f stores nnd oner L. D. Howo unnounced ho stnyod out. apartment buildings, located in the insult to solf-rcspcctlng producers” , reports. Tho body failed to riso would reconvene tho jury todny Col. Clarence Ousley, o f Texas, Jones finally went t<» ihn pace and lute this afternoon the author­ nnd cnll as principal witness P eter Seattle, washn., aur. 24.— heart o f Chicago's latin quarter, form er assistant secretary o f agri­ nt the seventeenth when he got KS)—Zandra, tho famous phyities were planning to set o f f addi­ Busch, tho gardener, who w ill test­ was almost completely wiped out culture fo r many years a another par 4, und Me Carthy got V, in response to n telegram P A R IS , Aug. 24. — ( I N S ) — early today by a mysterious fire N E W YO U K , N. Y „ Aug. 24— another par 5, making Bobby i farm paper editor, in e ffe c t indors­ tional chnrgcs. It is believed that ify that he was ordered by young m Miss Mildred Doran’s father, Gathering opposition to pnrticipnthat followed its wake. ed Wallace's proposnl fo r a farm ­ tho body w ill bo found some time H ill to g et away from the scene o f ( I N S ) — Mlllicont Rogers, tho fo r­ up. j attempted to pierce tho veil t ion by Frenchmen in tho program tho murder. The sceno wns Tnylur Street be­ mer Countess Snlm nnd $40,000,000 ers' political party, he said: [ayitcry that shrouds tho fato o f The match coming on tho heels today. o f the American Legion convention Thoy find in two gambling Htundurd Oil heiress, and her new, o f Bobby’s spectacular 67 to win missing Flint, Mich., school ot he held next month was indicat­ tween M nrshfitld Avc., nnd I’ nul“ Tho President nnd , those who The negro youth, who could not ina, n section that has been in con­ hold with him cannot accept the houses he lost large sums o f mon fiance, Arturo l ’erlatn Ramos, n f­ the qualifying medal yesterday, ichtr nnd her tw o aviator com* stem, Auggy Pedlar and Vilas ed in events today growing out o f stant turmoil recently as u result policies o f the McNnry-llnugen swim, went to tho lake late Mon­ cy widen w ill explain the f 1,000 tcr arriving enrly to day aboard had the throng all het up but class demonstrations und rioting over o f Sacco-Vnnzettl demonstrations. ope. bill in whatever form It may bo re- day afternoon to go in bathing. worth o f checks that he forged Ids the Olympic, were endeavoring In told In thu finul analysis and Bob­ the execution o f Sncco and VanT w o business houses wero level­ fnshioned without political perfidy. There is a shallow beach nt tho mother's nnmo to since July. They their suites In tho Pinza to main­ by had it as always. Oao down ‘ Miss Doran' took n nose ft near the tropic o f cancer, 140 xclti. ed by the blast nnd fire which Now spokesmen fo r tho President plncc where tho boy with two com­ nre also checking up on the rumors tain a barricade against reporters leaving the fifteenth, ho squared the match on tho next hole, won The m ayor o f Lille has informed broke out immediately spread to present another measure which tho thnt tho young man was liberally und cameramen. fit longitude nnd the piano with panions entered the w ater. Tho Thoitgh their engagem ent was the seventeenth and came to th * ?,£> three passengers went down tho ministry o f the interior that tw elve apartm ent buildings. Fire- farmers are asked to accept- They supplied with nioonshlno on the by Colonel eighteenth needing only a half to • >t immediately. It was about that city w ill no puricipatc in uny ki:cn und policemen nre searching ennnot accent it without recanting Bowers boy wns wading in the shal­ theory thnt tho crime might hnve form ally announced H. II. Roipjr* several days ago, win. low water some 15 or 20 feet from manifestations for the the ruins fo r bodies. It U Is’tloek Wednesday morning,” friendly been committed whilo under its not their professed opposition to govthey maintained n r.trlnt silcnco There he made victory absolute­ le g io n on Septemimr 10, when the known whether there was any loss concclve no possible or honorable shore when suddenly he went down, influence. [*4ri replied against ll*e ndviiuu guard report­ ly certain by winning the hole " taking of it later, the psychic, legion stages ita pnrnuc. compromise o f view .” o f life. according to his companion!. The ers who went down to the bay to with a pur 4. Me Carthy, breaking Deputies Cochin, M arty, nnd beach, it was explained, suddenly Authorities, a fter a hasty inves­ meet thorn. Thoy refused t® answer down sinder the hot puce, ‘ Tkii is not guens work. I do not Dcriot, communist members o f the SPECTRE OF W OM AN slopes to a depth fnun 18 to 25 tigation, were unnblo to determine all (iticatlonB nnd indignantly turn* Ids drive into the crowd at tho ' how I get this, but I kn"w chamber o f deputies, who now are feet nt this point nnd It isbeliovcd whether the blast was duo to a cd down the proposal* o f camera­ eighteenth, hitting a spectator and ft ilia true. I see, but mostly serving sentences in Santo prison bomb, possibly set by nnuchists as failin g back well out into the fa ir ­ K IN G S P O R T , Term., Aug. 21— that the boy ventured out too fa r men thut thoy poo*. IftL" f t r their communist activities, a protest to tho execution o f Sacco nnd being iiimldp to : wim snnk beway. Tim break availed him no­ Near tho pier the reporters, »IU1 ( I N S ) — The spectre o f u ijnad wom­ Jt*adri wns Imrn In India, bur. lmvo informed tho president o f the und Vanzetti, or was due to some m ath tho surfuce o f tho wutor. pcraiftUtlff iDiidc? ii alight breach In thing, however, ns bo strong-arm­ an today haunts Clint W. Minnicli lidnuny other psychics, ho does chnmher thut they intend to inter­ ed his approach *Acr tho green. Tho negro’s mother was nqtiother rizjse. Mi** Rodger*’ alienee. )' claim to any supernut- polate the government and Mrs. A lice Vinson, a neighbor, f|t,(| un(| 1(Kt|| poli|.e „|(|e,, j,y HCVcron “ the To n question us to her There Was plenty o f Interesting Judgo James G. Sharon nnd I »1 power. impossibility o f maintaining the to I’ atnos she mittrhrn on t In* fir^l eighteen hoW*a P A R IS , Aug. 24.—i (I N S )— Un­ who were bound over to tho grand nj ,u.^m swimmers tried to locate James A. Pittman were named to ­ oligugement September feto.” replied, “ Oh nhso- f the two round schedules of match o fficia l estimates toduy pluccd tho jury under joint bond o f $15,000 nt tbn hotly Monday night. Yesterday day lo represent the Snnford Ki- suddenly , . “ Couturier,” w ritin g in the com­ number o f Injured in lust night's a preliminary bearing Tuesday, a dragnet was used but to no avail. wnnis club at tho district ermven-Mutely utoly yes.” question- play. In the enrly schedule, the yes.” Doggod , | ,, , , i f urther rescue efforts w ere atw-ns- tion to ho held at Hollywood pn ,ng munist orgun, Humunitc, today communist rioting us high ns 1,000, . about her wedding plans final­ writer would pirk, i f be had the ‘ declurod, "W e can be sure, at least, including 100 policemen. Most o f charged with tho death o f th |JitcJ onr|y thltf morning until Chief Novem ber 13, 14, und 15. A lte r­ ly yielded the In formation that tho time, which ho hasn't, th0 follow ­ tnnt on the occasion o f the A m eri­ the demonstrators were only man’s w ife who, the couple claim, \VH||nnw offered tl.o use or dyna- nates were J. L. Hurt and J. B. ceremony would probably take ing meetings by preference; J can Legion national holiduy on slightly injured, suffering mainly emlcd her own life in their presence mite In at) attempt to find the Trotter. The selections were an­ place at the Plaza In October. ThJii meeting between Lvans, Sept, lit, Paris w ill not dance on from bruised heads. The property on Aug. 10. still a great golfer, und Augustus, body. .. nounced nt tho weekly luncheon o f tho corpses o f Sncco nn-l Vanxetti." damage is placed at 5500,000. always u great competitor; Rudy the club at the Seminole Cafe. Tho jStnford Rotarians ut their R eferrin g to last night's disturb­ Knepper and Harry 1-rgg. a pair convention- committee was compos­ Violent rioting . oegurod when r**ly luncheon on Tuesday a t ances, tho Humnnit© issued the o f good redrers under customary ed o f Edward 1F. Lnne, chairman, (Continued on page four) p Seminole Cnfo heard an intcr- proud boast Umt “ The Paris work­ conditions; the cluhh between Cum­ E. J. Trotter, K. B. McCracken, r « « ’ discussion by Mrs. J. M. ers are the masters o f the streets.’’ mins nnd Held, a nair o f game­ W. B. Zachary and Humil Tolar. j ’uKnton on the work Hint was cocks nnd the equally interesting Howard I/mg »"as chairman o f r®* •**! year by the opportunity mfctinjr between Iliivllin d w w the entertainment program which For Infant inool conducted here fo r working Funeral Sanford citizens who in past unco from tho postoffico depart­ was composed o f Boverol readings M IT C H E L L F IE L D , N. Y., Aug. Yale*, to say nothing o f H19 Cork/ f* who arc unable to attend tho months have l>ocn the recipients of ment. Tho regulation which puts by Miss M argaret Cowan, piano 24.— ( I N S ) — Mindful o f the hos- run-Rotun match. Is Held On Tuesday I b'lc 8l-hooli. The institution was goods from tho "dircct-by-m ail” to an end this practieo is hs fo l­ selections by Miss Pearl Robson ro n »V i*r « l " « thc coupling o f itality extended by the crow o f ["'ducted under the suiierviaion of I; pests, w ill learn w ^h interest thnt lows: the trans-Atlantic monoplano A m ­ Johnston und Dick Jones, th* c|ash und vocal und ukelole number* by F». Moughton. Funeral services fo r A lfred M. “ Parcels containing m atter o f­ recent postoffico regulations will Miss Burhans. Tim musical feat­ erica when they landed in France, o f willing, tho veteran, nnd Finlay, DaLand Elks lodge w ill be hosts [The Rotarians learned that 27 Zmser Jr., infant son o f Mr. and eliminate future annoyance o f this fered fo r Bale addressed to pros­ ures received hearty upnlause and commander Richard E. Byrd, head the rub; the jow l to jowl adventi -Monl boys received instruction Mrs. A . M. Zinscr o f 1)0i French on Labor D I)ay to bll Elk* o f Klor- kind. N ew rulings, just received pective purchasers who have not o f the expedition, waited at Mitch- to Corkran and Rolan, low scon ida, their wlve»* friend* and the by Postmaster J. P. Hull, arc nim- ordered or authorized their send­ praise from tho member*. (Continued On I ’age Three) , iK ‘l00l which is o|>er&tcd day Avenue, were held yetterday a fter A committee to handle arrange­ el field today to fly Maurice B«Yfcj * n'Rh*t over a period o f nine noon at 4 o’clock at tho Miller public generally, ot an all day pic­ cd ut Pawnee Bill o f knitted tie ing w ill not be Insured. Should nic to be hold at benutlfu! Ponce fame and other distributers of such m atter be received in tho pos­ m en ts'fo r the central district pis- knnowski, French Minister to T o r­ Erickson Funeral home on Luurel (B A R G E S OF BIGAM Y , Instruction in typing telonto, Canada. D eleon Spring*, 8 miles north of I k, a,"l other lines was o ffe r ­ Avenue, Dr. F. D. K ing, pastor o f I)cl.and. A program o f ovonla goods sent through the malls with­ tal service, indemnity fo r the loss, nic to be bold nt Clermont on Sept­ Realizing that this could not las riflin g or damage thereof w ill not ember 8 is composed o f Ray Fox, out orders from tho recipients. C L E V E L A N D , O., Aur. e e pupils ut convenient hours, the F irst Baptist Church, wus in accomplished by rsilrord. ComListing from 10 a. m. until mid­ A. C. Fort and Kent Ilosalter. In the past year, Supford liko'he paid." charge o f the services. ( I N S )— A third woman today school U conducted with funds rnunder Byrd obtained a Ford all­ The baby died at I o'clock Tues­ night has been arranged us fo l­ many other cities o f tho state and I T w o other rulings which are nlW . I). Stark, divisional passen­ metal monoplano and • brought is Claimed Roy E Sharp. 22-year “ f r,»m the county nnd fedcountry, has been flooded with so expected to aid m aterially in g er agent o f the Atlantic day morning at tho Orange Gen­ lows: printer os her husband, Coast f'* 1 Ko\eminent. wholcsale consignments o f cheap checking the menace are us fol- Line with headquarters at Jackson­ here yesterday. The ship was flown that Shan* was bring held hare U era! Hospital in Orlando, shortly 10 a. m. — W ater sports. to Buffalo nnd then to Now York the .September grand jury, on the Itotariana have no a fter it had been placed under tpe „ Storting o f g olf tournament ties, shoe cleaners und other knick- 1« Wi : “ Collect-on-dellvcry by mall ville gave a short address which just 40 minutes a fter it left the bu of higesny, Dai»y Berboi 1st*, , 1 the achool, their care or specialists. The infant was knacks. The goods have been sent which is to continue all day. was greatly enjoyed by tho K b factory at Dearborn, Mich. The 22. o f Plymouth, O.. iiivefugs I . **. ln it has been manifested without order or authority. Local shall in all eases bo based on 11 a. m. — Boy Scout contests. two weeks old. wanlans, bona fide order* fo r tho con­ plane accomodates 10 •passengers nnd idcutlfiod the man as having ] • I'me t° time because the postoffico employees hove received Starting o f trap shoot to contin­ L , * *uPPl«menta a boy*’ pronuir.ir«iii complaints and protests tents o f the parcels or in conform­ and crew. ue throughout th,. day. married her in 11*24. W A L K F .lt DODGES MOB F A R M E R K IL L S B A B Y SON I J V ,!!,Wcd l ^e Rotarians. 12:30— Dinner hour — tables pro­ in connection with the practice ity with agreement betwoen the Tho impression prevailed that jaender* and uddrc»*ca. It i* not the G IR L FLOGGED B E R L IN , Aug. 24— ( I N S ) — Muy- vided fo r picnickers. • FORD'S NBW ROAD P t U r i u A * . h itu * accompunyS W A IN S B O R O , Go.. A u g. 21— thoao who received *uch good* j purpose o f the C. O. D. servlco to 2 ni.— Fiddlers contest. L r .. . u ? URhl0n* was “ Vis- 1or James J. W alker, o f N ew York (jN < j)__. “ Tired o f seeing it around were compelled to pay fo r them care fo r other than legitim ate .F L O R E N C E . Ain Aug. 2 4 I luncheon. W ater sport*. BOSTON. Aug. 2t— ( I N i .City, and his pnrty slipped into Ber­ ' " shipments. The use o f the C. U, U. tho houso" according to his own ( INS)—Declaring that thej had under certain postal 'regulations 3 p. ____ Band concert. Henry Ford became a roiui agency is service as a collecting The new ruling* correct this im­ lin almost secretly today. They statement, Carlos W hitfield. 30. "0| l> GLORY" W A IT S Muairul number*. kept their III* V t S ' l H W B i He received not countenanced.” — Boys’ und g irls’ sports J pression. were taken from the train at a 4 p, farmer living near this place, kill“ The ,/ LRTISS FIELD K v a .. ‘ ‘Jr l D v ? - j d | 1 *•* n*s> past, tho IRQ postoffice IIUMUj 11<t’ Ui-r • •'*' abuse •'f the C. O. D. ser.* In the dennd contests. e l tho six-month-old son o f his Frank v S ~ H (IN r i *•» Aug.— suburban station to avoid demon­ purtment has been made the “ g o a t " ,vice by shipper* in sending a rt:r w ife with a Mow o f the flat, and ,^kh a hurricane re- strations in connection with the 5:30 p. m. -j-CanOc races, in this business, Pustmaxter H a il,lv * collect on delivery which have then tried to conreal the crim e by fi p. m. — Supper hour. Ao)(j } ^ * r,nK N «w York, pilots Sacco-Vanzetti executions by a big 7 p. m. — H og calling content. explained. Distributor* would send j not been ordered or without thu burying the body in a nearby and told him of an g|rl on Worcester post rami near X I J- l ) - H ill faced goods and as was the ease in about consent o f tho address may be conCapturing o f the greased pig k, i.r„.'UlaJ tod“ >’ 1° their fligh t rrmV(! that had gathered at the swamp. It wn* « Jiargod at a coron ping nnd flo gg in g o f _ Wayside lnu. nincty-ninc per cent «*f the Bhip-'strued as an attempt, to defraud , July <*• er’s inquest here S p m Glo,T* « rn *M H’-cntral Station to greet the A m eri­ 8 to 12 p.m.— Dnnolng. u u n ts the wm |tr collected insur- m d » » a violation irf the Inw, can ' .ii ■f•;i, ' -. jen Flares Raised lopesBut WereProibly FromCampers liers Were Red More V essels :nt To S e a r c h . McCarty L e a d s AEROPLANE FINDS Bobby To 1 6 t h ‘SOLDIER LOST IN DESERT FOR DAYS „ LAKE SUCCESSOR Psychic WILL BE N A M E D [her Asks F,nd_Da«Shtcr HERE TOMORROW UNION IS SOUGHT jEXPLOSIVES USED OF FARMERS AND IN SEARCHING FOR EASTERN L A B O R DROWNED NEGRO Opposition G row s In FranceOnLegion Meeting In P a r is Millieent R o g e r s Admits Bethrolhal To South American Judge Sharon And J. A. Pittman To Be Kiwanis Delegates tofary Club Hears [alk On Work O f Opportunity School New P. 6 . Laws Aimed Af Pawnee Bill DeLand Elks Give And Other Shippers Of “Free Goods” Program For Labor Day’s C elebration .0r- '«• Byrd Plans To Fly French Minister To Toronto Bar M e e t �THE SANFORD HERALD,-TUESDAY,-AUGUST A tremendous Don’t wait! Time is precious! crowd - • • I *» l o f this chance— tomorrow it won’t be long inow !’’— if the b'i . i f 'i k .* may be gone— don’t have re­ crowds come this afternoon *. •» • don’t fail to take advantage cr depleting our stock— “it i .. w* • great deal is offered you— bargains offered and furthv r .. .* save when savings mean a ing snapping up the many ?• . . ) The glorious opportunity to thronged our store all morn­ • ♦ i* • grets— have money saved by " ps they did this morning attending Sanford’s great­ *. ' ! ■ est Bankrupt Sale now! Wednesday will probably be our last day! Price § Wilt Never Be Low er-D on't Let Opportunity Pass You By Shoes $5 and $6 values on sale Wednesd ay, at ojuse jlues wi W ednesi rt*A' •‘ < • I Lot Bathing Suits 1 Lot Men’s Caps High grade, regular 50 and 57 Bath­ ing Suits, Bankrupt Sale Price only * Snappy, dressy 52.50 and 53.00 caps, Hanlirupl Sale Price 70c $2.95 I I 1 1 These Prices Are So Low Until Its Like Giv ing You Money! 55 $1.95 tj • . * * • • .i ■ High grade, 5(.50, 5H and 50.00 shoes at the low Snip Price ofy ... $3.49 • '* . . , 1 Lot Mens Shirts Regular 35c Boilers in u tremendous ■»losc-out at the Bankrupt .Sale Price of $2.50 and 53.00 shirts, neckbands only Rankrupl Sale Price sTT'Er i -O^T> v 3 c if Mens Lumber Every Article Jacks In The Store Has Been 1.49 R E D U C E D ! • *........ - - - - - - ......... l Lot Men’s Hats 1 Lot Men’s Shoes • «l • *i High- grads fell*, regular uiut.JO htJlisrx, your chance to save fur they ure suing ul Mens Collars Wc must si’ll all fixtures— this sale will oply last a day or so longer and this is your chance to get GOOD fixtures very reason­ able. All Advertised Brands • •r *11 • -•* • • ••• * $7-50, $H and 50 values in high grade Lumber Jacks reduced now to $ SALE CONDUCTED AT 105 East First Street OPEN EVENINGS Sanford Floriaa � 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 24, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 24, 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 2-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 24, 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/fb29a3b4f3e1faae03a18221ac453310.pdf 9a97128d2d654ff4b498a19d9644a95c PDF Text Text )UR n e w s p a p e r cd in Florida’s Heart rid's Greatest Vegetable Its Richest Garden Land F A IR tonight; Friday thur.rterahowertt, *. ^ascd ^ ire International News Service SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY AUGUST,-25. 19 WOMEN SEIZED P R ATTACKING LAW OFFICERS UVSSearching Plans Handsome Jersey Policcmanls V ii* j i Arrested By Ohio Officers lutlined i a Despat-..ForDcscrling WifeAnd Trio ches Sent By Heads Of ChlldrenFor Uich>Vamafn Kt Bases Of Work Mrs. Bache Ignorant [oposal Is To Sweep Drift Area Of Lover’s Marriage “ I’ ve Been A Fool," Asserts -Love Nest Partner T o Cops In Deploring Broken Affair jbber Life Raft Is! 0 ., Aug. 25.— (IN S) Tested And Is^ound! — Colun-.ltus, With her romance with a hand, To Be SeaWorthy some New Jersey policeman shat- ATLAN TA, Ga., Aug. 25— (IN penitentiary, where Carroll is serv­ S )— “ JIow are you gonna keep ’em ing a sentence for perjury, hence the assuranee that he will be “ kept down on the farm." there,” Back in the days before that The girl show producer found Three Women Led Mob Of Sc-; song acquired whiskers the beauti­ himself unsophisticated when first vcnty-Fivc Who Attempted ful young ladies in Karl Carrol's j introduced to the intricacitcs o f l elaborate revues asked that ques­ To Prevent Non-Union Mi­ I the rake, but now he is doing very tion loudly and tunefully. Now at ners From Reaching Mines ; well, according to reports from tho last, the Broadway producer hus prison. the answer. „ I Cnrroll was transferred from tho ; He is down on the farm and j office to tho farm in order that ho | has been for several days past, an d1might regain his health, shattered j the confident prediction is made by a nervous collapse after his trial »— — —» that he will be there for some time and conviction in New York. He is to come I impi *ng rapidly in the open air One Of Deputies Bitten On It is the farm at the federal, nnd su ihine. Ear When lie Tried To Dis­ Rioting And Assault To Kill Is Charge perse Mob Of POLICE PROTECT iMACRAY WIRE CO. BODIES OF SACCO 'GETS CONTROL OF AND RADICAL PAL RADIO CONCERNS NUMBER M cm befAudlt Bureau Of Clrcnlatiom Earl Carrol Begins Work In Atlanta Federal Prison Trying To Be Good Farme Chinese Fire Upon American Vessel WASHINGTON, Aug. 25— (IN S )— American guns have again gone into action in Chinn, Ad­ miral (’. S. Williams. Command­ er o f the Asiatic Fleet, reported to tho Navy Depnrtcnt that the U. S. S. Isabel, flagship o f A d­ miral Hough, was fired upon to­ day whilo passing Nanking.fi* fie shots came both front Nan­ king nnd Pukow, across the riv­ er. The Isabel returned the fire with rifle nnd machine guns, soon silencing the Chinese fire. The Isabel was hit 50 times. WINGS m s w 68 STROKES ARE ON TO BRAZ USE FOR TODAY Weather Seems To vor Success Of Non-Stop Flight cross Caribbean Atlanta Star Takes Johhston For McrryRIde In .IrdRound Of U. S.Amnteur Champion­ ship Winning By Eight Up Ouiment Comes In 3 Up On P. Fi nl ay 50 HoursWill Required For Hopes To Land In Or Pemumbuc, tance Of 4,000 Mi Evans Blows Up And Is BALLOTING SLOW Chick BRUNSWICK, Ga., Aug. One Down To EddielleldAt — Paul Redfem, The End Of Eighteen Holes year olu Georgia pilot, hopj IN CITY ELECTIONS Seventy-Five o f f ati 12:46 P. M. today lone non-atdp Bight to FOR COMMISSION The big monoplane, o f Brunswick,” groaning Ti — (I N S ) ot M INNTKAllDA XJOOn TRM ^ ----------CLUB, Minneapolis,, Aug. 25. Bob­ ST. CLATRSVILLE, 0 ., Aug.25. by Jones and Francis Ouimct great — (IN'S)—Three women, said to be tered by the arrest of Joseph C. friends and great golfers were the lenders o f a mob of 75 women Selection Of W. C. Hill As Suc­ running their respective opponents Wa s h i n g t o n , A u g . 2 5 .— Dcavcr, of South Plainfie)d, N. J., which late Wednesday attneked^ n her companion, on n charge o f do. IS)— T h e n a v y d e c id e d tocessor To Forrest Lake Is Harrison Johnston, Minneapolis f«Tce o f eight deputy sheriffs giv­ to co n tin u e , at le a s t fo r sertiing his wife and three children, ing safe conduct to 15 non-union Only Formnlily With Busi­ nnd Phillips Finlay, Shinnccank [ither week a v ig o r o u s w id c - Mrs. J.W. Bache, 45, w ife of n miners enroute to the Florence ness Man* Being Unopposed Hills, Conn., at the end o f 18 holes wealthy manufacture, today sought *(1 searcji f o r th e sev en mines, near here, were under ar­ this morning in the third round o f oblivion by disappearing from the rest hero today. . Wng H aw a iin n fly e r s , the National Amateur G olf Champ­ Federal Telegraph Company rooming house here where she had Neither Mrs. Sacco Nor Rites Although hulloting in the city ionship. rhe new s e a r c h in g nlans They nre to lie charged with lived for several weeks with Denv­ Vanzetti Will View Remains Operating Radio In West la rioting and assault to kill, accord­ election hns been slow today, tho re outlined in d isn a te b o s er a > “ Mr. and Mrs. Down." Chick Evnns, third member o(j TransrerredToOwnershipOf ing to attache? of tho office o f the number o f votes enst was larger this WhichWill Be TakenTo New M to the n a w h v A d m ir a ls big trinity, was not so fortun­ Mrs. Bache early this morning, Postal Telegraph Company County • Prosecutor Waddell. Tho than was predicted yesterday by ate, however. He was 1 down • to YorkAnd Other IdirgeCities III. .lijelfwon. a t . s i n F r a n c is - after officers had arrested Denver even the most optimistic observers. women registered at the county Held, _ St. Louis, |?n»l John Ft. M elD on a ld . a f and stated with him back to Smith Belief wns expressed this after- Eddie , , , whereas . N EW YORK, Aug. 25.— (IN S )— jail as Josephine Holewick, Cnthnqliilil. JnoU,^ o n ^ in strn e*«d BOSTON, Aug. 25.— (IN S )— P o­ poon that tho total vote would n o U ^ T " * « » 8 .YP on. J.olm3ton and Plainfield, took he baggage and Vr" Niska and Margaret LuAquisition o f the radio communi­ Lr AiJmirnl Lcjk^ Me K "r” "n to left the rooming house, without lite were'called on today L> guard exceed 175 ballots although there Ouimet was three holes ahoad of po ..i. cation system TeUthe little funeral chapel o i J o se p h .-----T--------- ; o f the Federal were some who hoped that a last Flnlny. The remaining match be! th? cruiser / Omaha nqd six leaving any forwarding address. According to Sheriff Hardesty, Langone in Hanover Stfcet, north Company by a subsidiary of twvon Roland MacKcnzic, Wash­ When officers who had traced end, ns the bodies o f Nicola Sacco tho MacKnv Companies, o f w h jO tho deputy sheriffs nnd the non- minute rush might increase it to overs nnd'sw eep tbp proband' ington, nnd llnrry Legg, the man 200 votes. * Denver thrvugh a telegram to n drift areas. und Bartolomeo Vnnzetti lie in |tbc Postal Telegraph &. Cable Cd., nian w t,,';:rs had passes through A t 2:30 o'clock this afternoon who put George Von Elm out o t Nvvy Jersey Bank, in which ho had state. Tho undertaker asked fur ;to Ihe tftufer, will make the Mncnay milo o f picketed territory where 159 votes.had been cast, furnishing IKUJ3IU11|K were nil square nt the lunch hour, asked that his money be transferffive union posts have been estab­ OS ANGELES, Aug. 25— (IN cd to Columbus, canto to the room ‘ ho !>«»“ > guard at th„ bier o f the system the only communication his own championship yesterday, nn Interesting contrast to the el ho olectlished, nnd were about to pass up­ -Satisfactory results obtained and nnested the former policeman, t ' Vo ">cn to »,rovcnt uny P0" ‘ b,° system offering «-omp1eto land tele­ on mine property when the women, Ion thrfctf weeks ago when Jones simply Wns Jones this n n/or« graph,- n en n ceMe-, nnd land nnd |t«ting a rubber life boat, rc- Ms. Dcavcr professed surprise, do-1<,,sort,or« armed with clubs, bricks, stones than 700 hail been polled ut th ecor- morning nnd that * mennt every­ ocean radio service., i a faint flicker of hope today da rin g that she had known nothing 1 Day and night guards o f honor This Is the substanrc o f p statc- and eggs, attacked the deputies, responding time ' o f day. Eighty- thing. He didn’t quito equal nix. chosen from among members ment issued hy George V. Mcl.au- Hardesty said. They attempted to two votes had been cast at 11:10 glittering G7 that won tho quali­ ;iome or all o f the seven miss- of Denver’s w ife and children when i,lo„» ,If o f the Sacco-Vansctti defense com ­ »KUn ghlln, vice president of thn the Mitpgnv MttcKny jdisperse tho women with clubs o’clock this morning with the total fying medal but the young man I)o!c fliers may still be found she fled with |»im. going over n hundred just heforo was aide to come in n .75-33 for a mittee to stand at attention at the cdmpnnics*, explaining the trrinsne-‘ when they were attacked. “ I’ve been n fo o l” police dedared c. 08 nnd that g o l f in any man’s Deputy Sheriff Baker was Hilton noon. tlnns between that company nnd the she told them. “ My husband was head of cucJi l»irr. he tent was made at the behest L. J. Wilson wns the first to voto town. It was nil golftV i this par­ Mrs. Jtoac Sacco, wife o f one o f Federal Telegraph Company, which b y 'o n e o f the women, whil i tho too good for. me. The w orst i3 1 club o f onq deputy Is said i i have this morning when the polls open­ ticular rt-und and Johnston never like govemnent, to decide whoth- , haven’t a cent, und I cant go back the men, nnd .Miss I.uigia Vnnzetti was announced tot.'ay. crashed upon tho n<nso o f u woman, Jiad a chance, losing seven succes­ |the search should be abandoned ij 0 the store^bhere I have been em­ sister o f the other, have not nnd The Federal Telegraph Company, she has not been arrested. Tho ed nt 7:30 o'clock. As a matter o f sive holes between tho eighth nnd coincidence, Mr. Wilson cast bnllot will 'not view the hodicsw Both ployed after this. 1 dont know a $0,000,000 concern, operates a women nre to be charged and ar* |continued indefinitely. A rubber number one in the tost municipal fourteenth, Bobby's performance women; who have gone to Mrs. what I will do. My husband is not point to point radio service in Cali­ I*boat similar to those 'carried I'igncd, Friday upon the return of election o n ‘ August 5 £ R. Philips included four birdies ovYr this sev. flho Hawaiian flight planes, was a big enough fo o l to take mo back. Bpcctfs home m Malden, wish to fornia, Washington *»nd Oregon, Prosecutor Waddell. cast ballot number two this morn­ cn holes stretch, three o f which d. Two men, each weighing 180 I am to blame. I understand that romcinber their loved one as they und also a ship to shore radio ser­ There lire now 15 men end wo- ing and D. L. Thrasher followed 1coming successively at the twelfth, •know him in life. Dcavcr had been divorced, but no­ vice on the Pacific const. This serends, put olT in the life raft from vlr* w i fnlnn M, * "ion under b-hid in Belmont County him. (Continued On Pago Throq) body in South Plainfield or*tJew The little funeral parlor had to v Ice will be taken o|er by the Mac chnrRed with riotinj, nn(1 aB9null oast guard cutter. The polls will close tonight at* Ycrk will believe me." . Kny companies. The purchase <0 na R fpgujj 0f cj„ ,heo bebe used for the public view o f the [At the end o f an hour and fifty sundown. Election olTicinls are price was not given-. Denver had been w orkin^im r a ' (Continued,on Page Three) -. nate» not a drop o f water had ween union pickets nnd >ympathi George McRot-y and D. L. Thrash­ confectionery and Mrs. Buchc in a zers nnd non-union strike breakers. i shipped and the mon had sufer, clerks and LcRoy Chittenden, The couple .WASHINGTON, Ang. 25-.(lN S )— hd not'the slightest discomfort! Btc/rc . fls. saleswoman. . clerk. periods in A dontol that the South to being fry reported. Tho test was con-1 remained- far-sn ort CHALIAPIN ATTACKED diJcriminntrd against b y thc Fed­ Discovury o f the body o f Horace Today's election is to fill tho icted twelve miles out in Catalina Cleveland, Cleveland. Chicago Chic-nan and Detroit, v ______ eral Radio Commission-in the num­ nrnel, in achoppy sen, with a |nfter they left South Plainfield in SCOW, Aug. 25.— (IN S )— As acancy on tho city commission Iknvori. negro youth drowned in ber o f hrojulfastinfe stations v a < ground swell running, und Murch she said. opera singer Feodor Chal- caused by the resignation o f For­ Ln! ? Mor.ro? Monday night, was issued tbd*y b^'A dm iral‘W. H. G. ht«n mile westerly wind blowpersona non grata" to tho rest Lake, former commissioner made Wed veVay.nitdrn'oon follow Bullard, chairman of the commis­ today. Tho council of mayor. W. C ; Hill, Sanford b u s l-; ing re.icut effo r. * ihst Lud been sion. Bullard declured that south­ I'ooplo’s Commissars h- vo deprived ness man, is the only candidate fo r conducted ;dnit> the drowning was CURTISS FIELD, N. Y., Aug. 25. ern radio stations wero greatly the office, his name having been 1report* d to police. Tho body was — (IN S )—“ Old Glory," the single- outnumbered by those in other s-c- tho singer dt his title o f "peoples’ filed by friends nnd supporters i found in Wnodrulf'a Creek, a short motored Fokkcr monoplnnc in tinns o f the country twcnusc few artist,’ ’ finding him guilty o f disIaike’s distance fropi where the boy sank ... . loyalty to tho Soviet government, several days after Mr. which Lloyd W. Bertnud nnd Jam ­ southern orguniz ittons applied for,j| 0 W)U( nceuscd o f giving an Inter- resignation. Mr. Hill’s election to- jn in water 18 to 25 feet In in de" depth. es Do Witt ltlll will attempt n [WASHINGTON, Aug. 25 hroadcasting licenses and th0 c'>m .jvjow to a French newspaper at- dny^h u matter of mere formality. Tho body wus discovered by flight to Rome, wns taken from its Mfting Secretary of the Nnvy The commission Is scheduled to Chiqf of Pcriiee Roy G. Williams BTREATOIt, III, Aug. 25.(INS) hangar hero this morning, to be mission had no power to reduce the tacking tho S ovicts.f«r tho alleged * Robinson today* authorised meet tomorrow when Mr. Iljlll and Deputy Sheriff Chris Steph­ number in the north nnd west. 1 seizure o f his property. uulern engaged in tho search — The' lorbnrr's Jnry ihVestigat- flown to Roosevelt Field and thorn will bo sworn into office. “ It is u 'fart,” said Bullard, "that ----------------------enson after suvent! charges o f dyn’total In the mound from which missing Dole planes to eon- ing the fnunlcr o f M ts. E lita llill tho southern states nre not parti-1 % BLAHT KILLS FIVE amito had been set o f f -noar the their quest of tho I’ ariflc woalthy divorcee, today discontin­ ts trans-Atlantic tuke-off Is to bo cutorly well represented In the BILBO WINS drowning scene. Failure o f these made. Hill was to fly the piano to pier nightfall'today If, in their ued further deliberation^ pending broadcasting Hold but it to also a W OUW ALK, O., Aug. 25-(IN S )efforts sent authorities on a long dfroent, hopo still remains that the result o f the analysis o f blood Roosevelt Field, where It was tu be fact thnt this commission cannot Fivo persons wero c'-jad here today, JACKSON, Miss.. Aug. 25.(IN S ) search nlung the lake shore. The * illfated fliers may be located. stains found on the staircase lend­ fueled and provisioned. bo held responsible for that state ns the resirit o f an explosion in the Ex-Governor Theo Bilbo won Tuetw- body was discovered shortly be­ Both Bcrtaud and.Hill expressed Umli-r the originn1Nscnrching nr ing to the basement o f the Hill ,o f affairs, because if the people home o f Homer Ilk-!.'*, JHMnGrren. iy’s Democratic primary runoff fore 4 o’clock. lenient the effort w as to be| homo'where Mra. Hill's body wus n belief that 1the trnns-Atlnntic of the South do want broadcasting witch, near hero V. i-dnesday night. tukc-off could probably ho made r governor by a margin o f over ednned to n ig h t.. UKimate dc found burled in a shallow' gra/u stations, anil do not make appli­ The dead are: MAN WASN 'T DROWNED sdmctlme between .1 P. M. and 6 9,000 votes, a completes checkup to­ * “* tom a* to .how much longer tho last Monday night. cations fo r'th e m the commission Mra. May I!lck-<;i«H Mary Hicks day revealed. Gov. Dennis* MarTh«f blDo<f*staineti boards wem P.- M.' tGtfay. A gentle north wind cannot take any action •whatso­ fleet will continue to scoot W&s blowing this meaning, which PINE BLUFF, Ark., Aug. *5. 8; Diva Hicks, 3 months; Mrs. Itob- phree, who lost to Bilbo, will leava lanes between San Fran-1 taken from the stuircase when the was expected to shift westerly ever.” < ert Poll, 18; and Robert Pool Jr. 0 to^toy on the “ Know Mississippi — (IN S )— Rev. Clyde Hankins, 21, ' and Hawaii now rests with Jury visited tho scene i»f tho crime this afternoon. youthful Baptist minister whoso Bullard declared the commission month*. Batter" train. [wnirtN John E. McDonald and late Inst night. Mennwhila Lkmysterious disappearance in July 1 Should weather condRioits pre­ was n d f discriminating against the T im -X Tsrrttn H* Jackson at San Frandisco. Sallo county authorities arc mak­ led Pine Bluff to believe he was vent a’ start o f the long hop thiH "interest of any Southern states" ing every e ffo rt to locate Harry afternoon, the memoptono will re­ and added that "the commission drowned, to back homo with 'h is ENGLISH TRAIN WRECK Hill, ne'er-do-well son o f tho mur­ main on the mound, ready fo r the cannot nccopt the statement that parents preparing for hi* 4rttry In­ dered woman who has been form­ sturt at tho first favorable oppor­ the South to being badly treated to Yale University this fill. l-ONHON, Aug. 25. (IN S )—An ally charged with her killing. He tunity,-Bortaud said. Hankins issued a statement that by the commission." lie pointed w n n'Bht search o f the wreckage of was last seen in Chicago at the he deliberately tried t» lose his o u t' that eight now broadcasting 7 ' ......... 1Southern Railway passenger eir hrm c of William Bridges, a former Identity "because o f an obsession licenses were granted to southern Recent postal regulations gov­ facturers 'or dealers in ffreartoa !J* train which was derailed near resident hero and a closo friend. stations lost week whereas none erning the shipment o f firearms must filo with the postmaster an concerning nobody on earth except himself." !*" Oaks revealed a total death Further indication that Mr*. Hill was granted In tho north.' 1 will serve to check materially the affadavit giving the address o f tho •of 13 today.Slx of the dead are was murdered by her son ns a re­ wholesale sending c f weapons as receiver together with the slgniBYRD CONTINUES .FLIGH T » Of the 50 who wero Injur- sult o f financial difficulties arising BOY DROWNED FOR P1SII hag been t ie custom in the past, ture o f a recognised official declar. •calf are In serious conditions and out o f the number of checks which ' Local police placed into custdday according to an announcement '* feared that the dea(h list will the boy had forged in her name, this morning Alfred Quantac 11 BUFFALO. N. Y.. Aug. 26— (IN NEW ORLEANS, Ya., Aug. 5.- made today by' the Postmaster fng that the weapon la to be used mereased. It was the worat was disclosed today according1to year old youth who was reported (1N S)— A 13-year-old b6y, Morris by the receiver in the performance S )—Commander Richard E .' Byrd, J. P. Hall, who pointed out the , ^ ck in th« British Isles police when it developed that ho mentally . . . .unbalanced. . Quantac’* . . Dufrene, lost kpa life In a‘ battle to rule* together with tho recent city o f his duty. In turn the receiver accompanied by Maurice Bokanow P^e 1921. actions have been queer for several janj a ’ lurre fish hero Wednesday. „ .. „ , . muat establish his identity with ski, French Minister o f Commefti was seen at his home last Sunday dayk, according to reports to police, l„|ght. The youth was fishing from on ^ ianc* previ,lin2 ^**1 deal! tho postmaster and furnish such and avia tlS l hopped off from ben afternoon mopping the south porch AIRPLANE s e r v i c e o f tho Hill residence in the exclu­ aHhough he hae nob been ineHfled fm%Iha rf on^the Mtoslslltmf rtoer c/ * furnish pc-licc with records of proof as will show that th« weap^ at 8:15 o ’clock this . morning fo« toward‘violence; Neighbor* say the whep frjenda raw the l a d W h i s aid P°Ueo ,n ^ ucinsf on will ho used only in follow ing Toronto. sive section o f Streator. youth Would visit nearby homes Balance a nd fall into the water as the promiscuous sale and carrying his duty He has never been known to takr ilNSiW ARL,R A N 3- U * Aug. 2 5 and sit fofh ou rs on tho doorstep*. a fish gave a t vicious tug at his o f concealed weapons. BROGLIN Shipments *•-* |I'~A'.rPlan® »«rvlce la to be- any Interest in the home on any The regulations require that Other peculiar action* ■ also have line. He w a s ’ swept away by the iimmediately between New Or- previous occasion. Since the »«P«r* current before they could reach shipmenta o f , firearm* shall and other citlea o f the Gulf ation between his mother and Dr. been recordttl. > made by manufacturers or authorhim. V* >•- Km : -vJ *.< * Following hit detention by following the. arrival here of Hill, local eyo. ear. nbse and ixad dealers and no on# #* duthoritiei, Quantac was placed ------— r i J x p,anes ot w»e S t Tant- _____ specialist, three ye*ra ago, army o r navy officer*, postal Gulf Coast Airwa y , Itlc. snail be he has virtually mads his home at under the' tare ' o f the County W ANTED FEM ALE EM BALM EH ployee* and *tate. county and hyuieton a t the county jail and a Streator H otel, despite the fath­ authorities ShipmeaU to v stefr will undergo a complete ex ­ N EW ORLEANS, La., Aug. 2 5 TfcN~KlLLED IN *QUAKE er's insistence that he take up • amination to determine the* extent — Determined that no n»m* peraon* m a y b e m *de' only ^when I permanent abode with his mother. of «to insanity.'<I f adjuged insane the weapon* are to be used by the *a“ * r-the m x which aha scored in Attir' 25— (IN S )— perfermunee ef| F « r outh wjll be removed to Chaf should touch bar bode In death, officers In the SCHOOL DAMAGED BY FIRE ki,led and » a»y their duties, according to Mias Katharine Devine. 75-yeerold ‘njured today in a severe —........ *,*•*' Quantac is a former employee o f southern Formosa •LEXINGTON,Team, A ug.25.— aa e ‘ Florida Power and Light Comyed some 200 houaaa, (IN S )—Fire o f unknown _- origin their in a-to* central news dia- last i* Lake Tokyo. at the ton Mowoe. k Hill Jury D elays ""“" Investigation .For (inAnalysis Of B lood , der a tremendous load o f , roarer] along the bench Glynn inle nnd then skimmc gracefully into the air, nut’ out to sea at a low nRiti It disappeared int» the vast it chcs o f seas nnd mountains jungle* that bar the way to America. R edfem «sp :cta to fly more 50 hours for a new non-stop tanca record above 4.000 mil hopes to land either at Rio V Iro or Pernambuco. Ilia on simply la “ B raill." Redfem climbed into the c the huge monoplane and wnrming up his motor at 11:4 3I„ hundreds o f p e o ;‘ nt the behch for the h e«i expectantly at the em plane to try for • record Shortly after Redfem his plane down the beach fo short distance, all believed it tho start fo r the 'distant c Brazil, lie stopped however continued racing hi* motor 12:46, when the piano with 0,000 tori had, taxied with Inc* ing speed down tho smooth w beach and then alter a short lifted gracefully Into the air on (Continued on page fou r) . Adj utantPraisesWi Of Company DJDi Negro’s DrownedBody Recent Encampi Discovered By Police !‘01d Glory” Tunes UpTor Its F l i g h t To Rome At Once [ £ •hip Recent Postal Regulations Will AidPolice In Checking Sale Of Firearms Mentally Unbalanced Youth Is In Custody SM S S38AS8S7' Commendation fo r the work o f Company D while |recently in Jackson* received by Capt. J. C. from Adjutant-General J: for Foster,-head o f the national guard. General Foster’s letter in is as follow s: / "Cnptnlp JV, H. Williams, try (I), O. L.) has rendered favuruhlo report on the unco o f ycur unit during can states that the men in yc pany were interested and structinn wo* good and celved. "This is very gratifying U office and | wish peracnallj press my appreciation c fort on your part, and Gut officers and non-comtnt ficoxs. that mods this re; stole.V . c . -Captain Willtomn is • army officer assigned to th Jda national guard aa insti Condi tionOfMrs. Ia Reported Ci The condition of Mrs. w ife of Seminole reported sheriff, w al today f o f several raid to be •Jkant no 24 Mra. �F.SIX T HE SANFORD HERALD^VEnNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1927 t First Street O PE N EVENINGS Sanford Florida �LI). 'THURSDAY, AUGUSt 25, 1927 CRAlG FOUND The Sanford Herald An Election Well Done Who Said Elderberry Jam? As Brisban TALLAHASSEE^ V i (IN S )—-F. E. I cnt merchant of thi, j [®un‘l d,ea<l i'» hl/hom l His bt-Jy was not fot) ^’.ay ns he live.l alone. llrilnin Kec|* The Stor Hard on thc'AHcc. Meeting Standard Oil. Armour and Gary. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE ( ni»rlKhl l*J7 h» Slur Co. broiling political cam paign is in itself o f vital consequence JgJJ to the City. T o fill this o ffic e with one o f M r.'H ill’s recogni4Ut - zed character and ability is equally to its advantage. I KING FUAD OF Egypt has nrThe unfortunate aspects o f a race betw een tw o rival enndiYed in Par.s. ^ou may see him. dates at this particular tim e are readily adm itted on all sides. J f runs Egypt as much as the •J;” Com ing so close upon the heels o f the last cam paign when life - jotlen Inumn ran the cigar store exeo.long friends almost cam e to blow s over d ifferen ces in opinion,! Britain keep* the store another battle might have seen the breach widened beyond all rr«« hope o f repair. That nil factions w ere able to agree upon so important a matter, is indicative o f the praisew orthy get-to•gether spirit o f Sanford people. f*l“u • That this agreement settled upon Mr. Hill should not " only be accepted as a com plim ent to him, but also should show r ,T . beyond all questions o f doubt and confidence and esteem with w hich he Is held- M r; Hill is a man ably qualified to serve Sanford as com m issioner. His long residence in this City should give him a deeper insight into its needs than the aver"••'J.agc citizen enjoys. His character and training also ably fit ■■ him for the post. •* YOUNG RACE HORSES auc___ The Herald congratulates Mr. Hill upon his election and tioncil at Deauville for high prices 927. wishes him every success in his new office. loridanH To Attempt Ocean Flight *>Ii‘-'.Miruriion •( at. j t i u Indian' Flight* and proposed fligh ts across the Atlantic have bc‘ L d sm urni'-n »( m.nthix “ !•«>- com e ho numerous we Am ericans have lost some interest in * * tvwii. ” Ithem. The trans-ocean hop has been achieved three times °kotelly'll*artturnt and the prospects are that the trick will he turned half a doz: eJ-A^ommnniix cheat. Icn times more in the next few weeks. W ere it not for the T*~caa»»ieti»a at aitr beaniiia. fact Jhat one o f the projected flights involves two Floridans, «J !t;M w Sin!r*MMiera haapiui. w c o f this state would not be interested except in a passing “ v S i f i t v c M iT e A D T„ n i I T way. As it is we will follow with some pride plans o f George Haldeman and Miss Ruth Elders o f Lakeland, for a flight d#Xh Moat High shall abide 'S.',acro’s thoAtla"lic "ilhin,hc "c“r futurc , , V- When you hear a fellow sny that "he’s got all the dope und qygWf what he's talking about," ijjjt ia n begin to discount what hr •ays by about ninety per cent. Sarasota’s Tarpons are . not . in tbs elaas of the Sanford Celcryfcds. They'd defeat the Burkomen none out o f ten games. Our boys just jran’t hit,—Sarasota Times. Now T oo’re talking. ■* — O n— ■— ( •Newspaper reporters who went tb<ack into Nickajack Cave with ■logwrence Ashley said there was ho hoax about it. We recommend Ro *fl«ubting Thomases” that they 'also-rnaka a tour o f inspection. Yesterday waa gasl«s%day in WlKite, where people are going withut gas as a protest, in the Chinese sshiop. against the hike of rates, t la a nrfbrc popular boycott in sunt bar than winter anyhow.—Topeka A ccording to the 8anford Herald Ihglneer O ffers Solution to City roblams Hare." Noticing that tho igineers name is Haggard, we onder If he got that way figuring m kbtution to Sanford's problems ? -Tampa Times. Billy Mitchell says Captain Er­ in. who Ja among those lost in M Pacific, is "Am erica’s outstandig avitation hero o f the World far." America would mlaa hia sorieas in another war. One trouble with being a child a g la that you have to gat a largoise crown every ’ year.— New orfc Herald Tribune. Yes, and a lid king's head la apt to gat big A GEORGIA FLOGGliR SENTENCED . TAM PA TIIIIIIINK MEN SPECULATE ABOUT the size o f Armour's estate. They need not. flo raid tc* this writer in Chicngo not long ago, "L<*>k nut for s«j.iie of those big follows. They took fifty millions away from me on my way to' tho elenners before, I knew where I was." Ha did not name the big fellcws. • Armour made mistakes, but he ..was a builder and a good friend, and those big fellows might have cleaned him less thoroughly. The meanest bdy lcnves an egg or two in the ne.ft to encourage^ the bird. CALIFORNIANS. AND Florid, the nssault wan the editorial pol­ dans visiting France win not * CroJ icy o f the So pert on News, which from Calais to Marseilles, one had been conducting n vigorous single real estate subdivision or campaign against lawlennucss. in ■any npical (o imy n lot here for the cunuiiiiuity. ti c kiddies' sukc. But Fred Brnvvn, ('ommeiulatilo promptness „ f o f New York, or Toplitzky, c f Los trial, conviction and sentence in Angeles, could.make fortunes buy­ flogghg cases has been shown e-e- ing Puris real estate Especially in icntiy in Georgia and** Alabama. tho Champs Elysces ’ above the This procedure on the part of courts cannot fall to have n salut­ ary effect. SEE AMERICA FIRST, then The penitentiury in the place for sec Franco'. There is an cducnti<M (loggers, and no time should be in u walk about the Invalidcn lost, whenever-proof o f guilt i< where Napoleon lien beyond -the produced in sending them there. reach of the evil fortune, and an, other under the tall roof o f Notre I Damo. And there 1a inspiration in I the courageous intelligent faces of ! the French people. Travel, and MIAMI KIVIKIIA when you move to unother world Each week The Riviera receives that she is being given nil over the be^ahle mto tell the inhabitants several marked copies o f newspd- country is making everyone down that you saw this world befort you left it. pers published throughout the West where Ruth Bryan Owen, of here sit up and take notice. Voters SENATOR W ALSH. OF Massa­ Coral Ge.oles, hus appeared on the who were not especially enthusiChautauqua circliit. The publicity title for Mrs. Owen uro, now lie- chusetts, when cqngress meets w ill! whether the introduce a bill to prmddo “ a West; and advertising that Mrs. Owen is ginning in wonder giving all Florida Is priceless be- whole district didn't overlook u Point of tho air” a United Stutes her to aviation uendemy, to take ,an equal1 causo the tame amount 'o f space good bet by n$t electing Congress. With the exception of rank with W est Point and An-J (he president’s wife there isn’t a qapolis. Ah excellent suggestion! woman in the country who com­ and “ equal rank” is none too high,; mand* the newspaper space us docs for in case o f war the fliers would i have tq protect the obsolete war-[ Ruth Bryan Owen. ships nnd slow crawling army. The u n it voters who let the West Point and Annapolis should Blue Grass state shows the same primary election o f last June be changed to flying academies, amount o f space in the same de­ sl'de along without much interest and the sooner the better. .■ sirable position. arc now speculating i>s to the Ruth Bryan Owen, gifted daugh­ amount o f valuable publicity this Hew enjoyable your present job ter o f a distinguished father, is a congressional district would be re­ real Ftciida booster and the sincere ceiving if Mrs. Owen were* a menv-’ would be as a hobby If you made way. words of such reputablo -persons her cf Congress. It Is safe to say your living in some other are bringing Florida back into the (hat Rulh Bryan Owen nlso has u — Buffalo News. favorable light-it nearly cost dur­ larger personal acquaintance ness to huve Ruth Bryan Uwen ing the boom. among the priminent folk in Mrs Owen was a candidate to natic/nh] political life o f the count­ serve as our representative in Con­ gress. It is unfortunate that Mrs. represent the F'ourth district of ry then any other woman, and Ow^n has to go outgide o^^ber Florida In Congress and she was easily enough, more than most o f home town in ordef for usfto find defeated by a very small vote at the the masculine members o f Con­ out what an important p e o n a g e election one year ago. Ever since gress, including the Florida dele­ ■he is in pot^ks. But, now that we that time many o f her friends have gation. You can wager that every­ have found out what the rest o f the one in Washington would know country thinks .c f this estimable that Ruth Bryan Owen w ts a rep­ woman, let’s play a Tittle shrewd resentative of Florida. How mnny business and commercialize on har o f us know the name o f our pres­ prominence and popularity. Let’e ent congressman who haa bean in make Ruth Bryan Owen enrry thia Washington 'stssn years? district o f Florida with her in bar And so it would be fo o d bu«L rise tefdeserved political fame. Another Georgia court has come forward with a good record of performance in a flogging caae. Raymond Lee, convicted o f partic­ ipation in the recent healing o f Ed­ itor Flnnders o f the Sopcrtnn News, has been sentenced to three to five.years. Editor Flanders pos­ itively idcntifcil l.cp oh one o f the men who stopped his car on a lone­ ly road, knocked him unconscious and beat him severely. We.'il teach you what to print in that paper of yours," said one o f the nssuilant* thus showing that the reason fur JACKSON. M i s ,' — Ex-governor Theo (ending Governor Dei I nround 1,000 vu.es < j Democratic primary i nc i rcoit Association |< gnnized society for tlip Pr. of Cruelty to Creilit. j U!t p. bills when they’re due, and prevent this c/erl'y The SmrforJ Credit J. G. SHARON Attorney-at-Us Will practice In all the craj Examination of Abitracts-J Titles given especial have been bought by Americans. Mortimer Schiff puicl 82,000 francs yesterday for Idu. a yearling filly, and is expected t" start racing here. William* Littniircr, who used tr jump horses over fences with the Wadsworth hounds, bought a dozen young thoroughbreds. Pessi­ mists fear Americans will spend their incomes in Europe, safe from prohibition,- as Irish landlords spent theirs in London safe from tenants behind hedges. America ern stand the strain, and some Eu­ ropean war money must conic back to Europe, somehow. FINANCIAL PAGES published under th o ; Haldeman and Miss Elders only recently made known wings o f the Almighty. Psalm 91:1. their intentions. They are now in Detroit to obtain the ma- in Paris by modern Hnrucc GrecPBAYER: Lord, wo are gratefu l 1chine with which they hope to cross the ocean. Several leys are reassuring: "Columbia leading platinum pro­ for Thy promise: with long . life weeks o f flights will follow and then they will take o ff ducing country, sends ail its plat­ . satisfy ua, and show us Thjf »alva- |f r o m n cw with some point in Europe as their goal. The inum to America." t on* fligh t will attruct even more interest o f Floridans because o f "In the first six un-nths o f this the fact thnt'the two fliers plan to conduct most o f their yeaj America floated one thousand M AYBE By Mildred Bowers millions in new Securities. tests on their hqme field at Lakeland. r you think the same god "British oil companies- rage hoGeorge Haldeman is well known all fiver this state as ho made our elm tree cause one nraneb c. Standard Oil well as in many other states. He was in the World War and 9<Lthe still, cool fern, gobbles Russian oil, while unother dd a hand in mo? served in the air corps with distinction. Since the war he has branch tells Britain it is really too been a stunt flier and associated in several com mercial’ ven­ bad." * /Maybe a god made heaven, tures. Despite his dare-deviltry, Haldeman is known as an 'Elms, and ferns— and you; SIR HEN ill DETRUDING .Brit­ extremely skillful and reliable pilot. Htf’ hns niapy honors to Bat 1, and the rest o f creation his credit and has experienced some long distance flying, one ish oil king, usually vi/iublc, hus Helter-skelter grew. . o f his trips taking him around the rim o f the United States. been saying little since Standard Oil began demonstrating American ^ While her flying experience has not been as extensive and methods to him. He is not tho first ______ _____ va rieties that o f her companion, Miss Elders is a capable to lose'w’oluoility after meeting , Nothing like Herrin, Illinois, in avlatrix. She w ilf’serve as pilot o f the machine and HaVJemnn ! •amiiird Oil. today'n election. • will he the navigator. Although tw o other women fliers are AMERICAN BUSINESS men dim iss the dentil o f Am our and (■ary, und, ivugging their heads, philosophize: A few years ngi? Armour, inher­ iting e ’ giganti- business,, had ev­ erything.. (Jury, a small Chicago lawyer had nothing. .Armour lost his great machine and fortune. Gary built and ruled when past KU years ago. the world’s greatest industrial ma­ chine, and left a great fortune. Now that we haven't any more ecflopn .to look forward to,' how tout staging a baby ahow just to tap - the aummor from getting BILBO LEA is a Prcsrrigtiun flir Malaria, Chills'and F« Dengue or Itilimis Ten It kills ihe gt-rms. “ A N ubstarttinl lewder in a Substantial Lily 2 That Good Gulf Gasoline No Nox Motor Fuel Supreme Motor Oil . Quaker State Oil Free Crank Case.Service—Greasing Firestone Tires Tine T rain s D a ily , DIXIE FLYER’ Lv. Sanford A C L 4:05 p.m . A r. Chattanooga NCSVL 12:51 p. m. Ar. St. Louh L&t N , 7:20 a .m . Ar. ChicagoC 6* E 1 DIXIE LIMITED Far botLIdi, car rrur.alloM, fani aiul olio Information, apply la jour hr-.il lukrc afrnt, ar A.IIC1 IUK . itu m n fUrUU Pm m ttr Attni KuMi.(l>iliiup I k lw ll. lidnilii I hiailh L t SltCnhaa Hit.' ' IMW.ktSowl Jtthiooult. rw«4i JuioartJt. lWi« FlorUo Pommirr A nut *. n host Faiirafrr Traffic dormt Qk»c<4 (ulna lllant, tj . Ill 12Cokoa nfc. IttioMrA,. florUo F ir e s to n e T ir e s <111 W . 1 st: S t . DIXIE ROUTE J t ’fVltC <H istoric In te r e s tin g Tio l e n e Epigram! TheTwins of Powersay RUTH BRYAN OWEN ALBEDfA 5EI.TER 258 RIVERSIDE AVE JACKSONVILLE FLA SEABOARD * OIL C O M P A N Y 1 JacKJonvillc,FloriUtv n See Service Station Manageraboutour A u t o m o b il e C u s b l o n P i p p o s i t i o n - J both PRIZE OFF** Phone 148 sPRINTED s s �• THE SANFORD HERALD, THU BSDAY A U G U S T 25,1927 T *' • AMY, RUN UPfftAIAS An d s e t m c A clean HANOKEStCMET - Tplen h on e 148 MRS. FRED a. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR tat*4 O m M o m * Residence Telephone 859 : First Baptist Church'68STROKES ARE' Mre tun°l% ?dSaylALL T J0NES H i \ ACAN V in t c i i n g w o a n e s a a y | TUESDAY T. U. will hold a "White t" party at 8 o’clock at the o the Methodist Church. w kdnksday e Spaulding Circle of the B|,l„ t Church will meet at link With Mrs. E. M. Cur,,r home on .Magnolia Ave- M. powe left S. C., when* li e on business i. M. M. Stuart left fur Plant City where , with In r sister Mrs. Heavy Hittihg Of Leaders In AmericanLeagueHas Raised So Much Dust That It Has Clouded Work Of Pitchers NEW YORK. Aug- 2i>— (IN S )— -T h e heavy bombing work o f the Huggins artillery has raised so nuch dust that most folks can't Special Tax On Gasoline And Ret a squint at the pitchers who Various Motor Vehicles To have been sniping so consistently Furnish Funds With Which behind the barrage. Rut just tho same the lads who Fine Roads Are To Be Built specialize in curve balls and fast ores have been bn the job. And n pitching Staff that was A system of perfect highways link­ supposed to be several parasangs ing evpry part of the island and weaker than a common house fly » JU STTRYIM ’ OM opening almost unbelievable natur­ has shown t«e surprising sting of A BEAR UPSTAIRS/ MV PCCA R TO G S, M O M -; al riches to the systematic develop­ a man-sized enterprising Jersey No n s e n s e -Y o u ’Re ment has been provided for lb * is­ mosquito. H O N E S T -^ .. HOW DO X L O O K ? SE&N6 t h in g s > land of Culm by the operation of Right, nqjv and for qiost of the O H -0 0 0 n public works law passed by the time since the reason started. The IT’SCOMIN’ Cuban Congress in 1925, and ap­ Yankee pitchers - have been the DOWNSTAIRS proved by President Machado, levy­ class of the America*! League. Ami ing a special tax on gross soles, on with the possiblo exception o f the gasoline, on various classes of ve­ Cub* and the Cardinnls there is hicles and other sources o f revenue. nothing in the National League to The annual revenue now being top them. derived by the government from A rather surprising the operation of this law is $20,000.000 of which forty five per cent, true. And the chiefest member of the or $90,000,0000 is nllotted by presi­ dential decree to road construc­ Huggins squad—the guy who bus tion. The rilnainder is for other turned mediocrity into nenr i n ­ public improvements including sani­ fection, is a lumbering, shnv-movtation, public parks, buildings and ing, farmer chap by the name of Moore. First nnmo, Wiley. Njcka water supply. Contracts totnling $90,000,000 ncine Ky. Mr. has started mighty Contracts totaling $90,000,000 at the rate of $9,000,000 a year, few ball panics since tho season OIWTST WC*et*WCX have Been let and work is now in opened. Rut he has finished a lot progress on the first link o f this of them-nnd always veil. So far gigantic road construction program. this season ha has appeared in Men, machinery and materials thirty-three bull games, and in nil P O L I C E PROTECT are already engaged on the cont that time h« pitched Just one had struction o f a gregt central high- inning. His earned run average is BODIES OF SACCO wuy, 750 miles in )%igth extending the lowest on the club. AND RADICAL PAL from end to end o f the island and The chief advantage o f having' passing through ench o f the provin­ Moore around, so far as the other (continued from -p a g o one) ces. This highway will follow pitchers are concerned, is that the roughly n line drnwn between the regulars uro now relieved o f uny two men because the defense com­ mittee was balked in every attenipt Cnrrihenn Sea and the Gulf of to hire a hall for the purpose. The Mexico at the western end of the bodies will remain in the chapel PEN NSYLVANIA ........................... rorted. island, and tho Atlantic Ocean and HARRISBURG, Pa., Aug. 26.— This proved to be a stagj with its religious surroundings un­ the Cnrribean Sea for the remain­ — Pennsylvania’s bootleggers ure blow to bootleggers, who li ing distance. til SUriday afternoon, at that time a speaker o f national prominence willing to join with State ami Fed­ fare had passed unmolested The main artery of travel will bo will deliver a funeral oration, lie eral agricultural agents in their the highways w ith.'-their firat completed from the Pinar de vmr on the Japanese beetle. loads o f liquor in many - inN will not bo a clergyman, I Rio to Oriente with its eastern terThe beetle, which has made Its camouflaged under garden j minus at Santiago do Cuba, after From the chapel the bodies will Southeastern duce. Now the “ Beetle cop*’ , which lateral feeders will be con­ he cunevyed to the North End presence felt in structed to open every purt o f the Purk, from which will ntart across Pennsylvania to such an extent them all, and tharo is na island to modern transportation the city a “ march o f sorrow." Lut- that the Federal and State govern­ chance at hiding a case o f whla methods. er following cremation, ashes of ments have joined forces In lay­ under a load o f cabbages or The main central highway, ac­ Sacco will lie turned over to his ing down an embargo on fru it and tatoea. Rum linen running Into Phllai cording to the coqtract, must be widow. Ashes o f Vanzetti will be produce in the stricken area, has completed within five years. carried to New York and thence proved as rrtueh an enemy o f the phis and headed northward ton home to Italy by hi* sister, under bootleggers na it has to the farm* Scranton, Wilkes-Barre and. al The contract for the work was paints in the anthracite coal i present tentative plans. A tour of er!\ .. .. green. Johnson, meantime g< t on let by the government to Warren As soon ns the embargo on the ion were particularly hard hit tho county by a delegation carry­ with hiH third uni) needed two putts Brothers,. o ,f Boston, i t is speci­ ; ^ ing tho ashes o f both was still un­ beetle went into effect, the State the embargo. from 15 feet for a 6. WI>-reupon, fied in the contract that at least sent out u small arm y o f inspec­ Bobby chipped on to within 0 feet 25 per cent o f the work must he i der discussion. The “ Beetle cope” are provjn| tors, or "B eetleoops,” to patrol the be u welcome reinforcement to "l.f the pin und blithely sank the done by Cubun contracting firms, Extra police details today were highways and Inspect shipments of State's highway patrolman pats for n .win. under sub contiacts let by the Ame­ ordered out for Sunday afternoon garden stuffs by truck. Each State troupers in apprehend June's -mashie from the th ird 1rican firm. Cuban labor and raw as a large influx o f sympathizers truckload muat be thoroughly in­ bootleggers. Although the “ Be tee was only (1 feet o ff this pin. materiuls will be used to us greut from surrounding cities and towns spected and certified as free o f cops’’ cannot make arrests, t Johnston’s was 25 feet away. How­ extent ns possible. , was expected to view the funeral ever the latter ran his approach beetles before it may , be truns- can report shipments o f liquoc The highway is to be 25 feet procession.- In New Bedford more putt dead f«r a while Bobby rim­ tho nearest Statu Police burr* wide in cities and towns and 20 than 10,000 persons viewed , the med the cup with his 0 footer and WOUND ON HEAD feet wide in the country. The nreu Bootleggers are hoping that, body o f Celestino Madeiros, who they took a half. preceded Sacco and Vanzetti to the Meanwhile, Evans had rallied at bf pavement to bc constructed is FRIENDSHIP, Tenn., A u g.25^ - authoritien succeed in e x te m ii electric- chuir early last Tuesdny ( IN S)—County authorities today ing the beetles in a hurry, so I the fifth and sixth to score succes­ approximately 8,000,000 square yards, of which 7,000,000 square morning. sive 3’s against held and square were investigating tho death of the rum lines con continue be! the match, the first 3 being a birdie. yards will bo bithlithic surface and Follis Hawkins, II, who died yes­ their camouflage o f garden! ] . ; Jones und Johnston then strug­ 1,000,000 square yards o f granite nbllity. BOSTON, Aug. 25, — (IN S )— terday in a Deyersburg hospital duce shipments. the gled past the sixth h«lo with Bob­ rock, A uu'que feature « f -----------------------------Crowds milled about the little un- from a wound .on the head. by still in the lend by 1 up. He highway* (s that there will be no T A Y D A V I 7 D O I I ? A H deriaking shop of Joseph Langone lost the fourth with a bnd G to grnde crossings, thereby promoting 1 / U A l i l 1 Pi f i l l J u E ir& U on tbe Hanover Street today walt- next Monday. The emergency C lon in g O u t \ have the match squared but at the the safety o f travelers. _ _ _ _ _ _ Ing to view the bodies of Nicola Sacco-Vanzetti committees in this sixth, Bohy got a par 3 and John­ city, was awaiting a reply from Jt has been estimated by contrac­ f ? T | Z l ) rr I ]\J P A Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. ston didn’t, Jonoa becoming 1 up. tors that 2,250,000 barrels of Cubun n u n I 111 r / i V U l U A strong police detail was on promotor Tex. Rickard in Chicago Evans finally took the play a- Portland cement will be required China At 1*2 Price H T i n n trm in m n n hand to guard a g e in g disorder to its request that Madison Square 1way from Held at the eighth and, on the work; GO,000 tons o f usGardens be used for thie purpose. W A R | ]\ | (| |V| V |( | \ \ i and storekeepers ulorfjr the north turning for homo, he was 1 up. 'phnlt, also of Cuban origin, will be TT i & M 111 1 1 . 1T11 L i l l O [ end thoroughfare took the nuded A memorial meeting ia to be held | jrhey halved the seventh in 4’s needed, and that 6,500 tons o f steel here Sunday afternoon in th« gar______ precaution o f boarding up their but Held failed to reach the green bars for re-inforccment will be windows Scores were >with either of hiH .first two shots used. Orders have been pieced with Two Suits Are Filed In Lee l>late Iat the eighth and lost the hole. American companies for 5,000 tons C o u n tv C o u r t Ti o n KeepCity K e e n f i t v hour from b ne» hour rby «»«•• and towns. county court the crowd> KTew ;n They got 5’s at the long ninth with­ o f bridge steel. Commission From Proceed, iw} with tho p„iice having dlfout incident. The wotk is to he begun slmuling WithUigPavinKProKram ficulty in keeping them moving. Jones’ six nt the fourth was the restilt o f a hooked tec shot into itnneously in all six of the provinces ‘ ------- * Sightseeing auto busses • added the rough and u dubbed recovery and the. entire 750 hiilds o f high­ FORT MEYERS, FhU, Aug. 23— ^the undertaking shop. and the•• Sec/ t Vtn x re v * , • l i s _ . . that fell ij^ i trap 60 yards away. way will be completed within n Johnston was lon» o ff the fee and decade. ‘ .Member-* o f the Jenny Spaulding j Circle of the First Baptist Church I tContinu* met Wednesday afternoon at the 1thirteenth ui home of Mrs. ifameyrBeck in Fran- j Cardsklin Terrace; I Johnston: A short devotional exercise led Out 4 5 by Mrs. S. J. Kelly preceeded the Jones: Ritiie study class, which was under j Out I 4 the leadership of Mrs. Barney Johnston: UeckjIn G 4 4 5 A delightful program followed I Jones: the study class which included! In 4 ,*l 3 4 piano selections by Miss Pauline ' Roland > Stoudenmiie, Miss Minnie Beck ; an,| | ami Mrs. K. M. Carroll. Readings t./n run, by Miss Bright Lnhey and Miss Nannie Brown Kelly were also greatly enjoyed. latte in the after' .• . 1 noon the hostess served light re- lhV, lth' r' , ro freshm ens. ! , H<^ *Mac Ihose uttennmg were Miss Nel- , , •• lie Touchtone, Mrs.' Stoudenmire, • , '* , *T Mrs. A. .1. Kelly. Mrs. E. M. Car- , ,JUrl a/ \ H,,l“ roll, Mrs. A. H. Lovejoy, Mrs. j , . n. Cauldcr, Mrs. J. A. Cunningham, Jo" n!' u-’n* U Mrs. J. A. Strailge, Mrs. John I). Jon“ ’,i an< Abrahams, Mrs. J.. 1). Cochran, Mrs. *,r^ aoje ,n Walter Pixler, Mrs. Q. Touchstone, a beautiful m Tss Sue Pixler, Miss Mary Good- ° n h* the vt ale, Miss Gussie Fletcher, Mrs E. T. ton, howeve Cochran Mrs. Herbert Spijer.^rs. Meantime, I Heck, Miss Minnie Beck, Miss Nan- come t np nie Brown Kelly, Miss Pauline schoolboy, 11 Stoudenmire, Miss Edith Lovejoy, Roth J^-g Miss Bright Laney, ami Miss the second Christine Stoudenmire. being o ff tl Missionary Union Oi' Baptist Church Holds Regular Meet Tuesday1 nl Niggers left Tues7c for West Palm Beach will spend a fortnight lutivea. i. II. c . . Goodman o f St. -burg is visiting in Sanford e guest o f Mrs. John Shirnrd t home on ninelii Street. I. HnWffflR o f Winston* ., arrived Friday to winter here with her Ira. A. P. Connelly. i Katherine Entzminger- ncinied by Miss Hazel Ovcrof Orlando left Tuesday, for th, Gu., where they will visit ii Anne Pittman who has been iltruitive house guest of Mr. Mrs. James Allen Pittman, i Friday for her home at Hallurles Beatty and Sam ISeatty tlantu, Ga., arrived here Wedny being culled by the critical M of their sister, Mrs. Charles land. i. Frank Caldwell o f Jumpa iting in the city as the guest Irs. J. N. Whitner and Miss Caldwell at their home on loiia Avenue. and Mrs. Charles L. Parks Baby and Dr. Park’s parents, i«l Mrs. C. L. Parks of Macon, •pent Wednesday very pleasI' at Daytona Ik-uch. There were 30 members attend­ ing this meeting. Pennsylvania Bootlegger A Willing To A id Farm H ead In W ar On Japanese B eet Bridge Club Members HonorMissHayneWith | Miss Ruby Hoyne, who leaves Monday for Boise, Idaho, was the charming guest of honor ut a swim* mind party and picnic on Wednes­ day evening at I)e Leoji Springs. The outing wus given by the mem­ bers of the Sandspurs Bridge club. Thu congenial gr<-up met at the home o f Miss Sara Warren Easter* by anil motored to the springs in a party. Throughout the evening, swim­ ming, dancing and other delight- rs. Ben Caswell and baby will ra home Sunday from Atlanta, where they have been spendthe summer with her parents »nd Mrs. J. H. Huff. N. Haynes o f Jacksonville, a fr resident o f Sanford, is ling a few days In this citx on Ns. During his stny hero ho pguest o f Mr. und Mrs. David Bancroft Patten * McLaulins Airplane Firm Of Britain Constructs AU- Metal Planes •en another bad shot out of the trap, tho local man took the hole with­ out a struggle. and Mrs. H. H. McCaslln and Johnston drove 300 yards o ff tho H. McCaslin motored to fifth tee but Bobby hooked to the onville Wednesday. They will rough in back o f a trap. However, LONDON, Aug. 2 5.(IN 8)— A 'ompuiiied home by Mrs. J. N. he came ut with a typically Jonsenew all metal airboat, claimed to he ®er who has been spending qUe recovery to within 15 fe«t o f the fastest flying ship o f ite aloe in Week visiting friends. the pin and they called It a half. Johnston was Just short o f the tho world and capable o f remain­ r- and MYs. R. W. Denham green at the sixth and that cost ing in the air fo r 14 hours, hae re­ thre<> children aga their guest him the hole because Bobby ran a cently been constructed by the AKUON, 0 „ Aug. 25— ( I N S ) Company kU W. Corley o f Atlanta. Gu., , 40 foot approach putt right up to Blackburn Aeroplane here. * «red fi» I)aytima Beach Thurs- The world supply o f crude rubber for tho present season is excellent, The chief feature o f this new airwhero they spent the day as ship ia the all-metal hull which not n*st3 o f Mrs. W. IL. Dollln- and there is little prospect of a shortage during the immediate fut­ only ia lighter than a wooden hull ure, according to W. A. M. Vaughn, but save a water aoakage of 600 vice- president o f a local bank und pounds. The hull also takes the [**• Norma McLaughlin- nrrived one of the recognized American place o f fluats on a seaplane Iris “ day from Orlando where she rubber expert*. Vaughn was for II; ns the plane is called, Is not a visiting,her son und wife, several year* ill churge o f u plant­ seaplano but a flying ship. Driven i ond Mr«r. George McLaughlin. ation dcvelopcment In Sumatra for •J* Bit guest o f Mrs. Robert the Goodyeur Tire und Rubbed Co., Evans wa* 1 up on Held going gines developing 2,100 horaePieman ut her home In Rose und started extensive rubber grow­ to the thirteenth. This pair having power, the> snip can take off from ing project*. halved the tenth, eleventh and thcu ?If.,r * r , * ®t 50 knots, Thjere are 4,250,000 acres of twelth in pars. Ouimet also w si With ample accomodation for FL and Mrs. Jack Beatty of landl planted to rubbed in the shooting great g olf and was o n e . Dve persona, the flying ship conocksonvillc arrived Wednesday Ka*J Indies, and largo supplies of under even 4’s to the twelth to be- |t* 'n* latest modern conveni, L . _ — I .. ..t L i L :.. ,b* with Mr. Beatty’s sister, come 2 up on Finlay . MucKlnsie I Jw e * '°* n*r l*‘* v*l- The navlgar *-• M. Hand who is critically still was 2 up on L eg g a tth e same ter* cock pit, with every equip*t the hqme oif her daughter, point. However, Roland took sucea■•mllar to the captain’* • S. S|. Lloyd on Msgadlla sive G’s at the thirteenth and four- f * b,n ln R *•» vessel. There tec-nth and, going to the sixteenth, a separate accomodation for the match wns all square. wireless operator. Three huge --------------------------tanks are maintained for the stor‘J* kiwi M « . j . l , Martin and IN8TITUTE3 SU IT ^ ° j j watar, a culinary depart1* *°n ToifTe o f Atlanta, Ga., DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, Fla., nunt with electrically heated ovens IV*<1 here Thursday from W eAla., where they have been relltives. They are tho ° l Mr, Martin’s, sister Mrs. The ship Is so constructed that '•n I-anty at her home on MagJ World’s Supply Of Raw Rubber Meets Need, Says Vaughn • Avenue. FIRST SAVE M E SA V E M S| BALE SOLD ie*’UNIAK SPRINGS. F I*. ’ •2®.-—(IN S )—The fin d bale ^ County Cotton aold W* | to dissolve the contract between Ihe city and the paving company, The suits are said to be the first test o f strength between the opposing sides and a group o f lawyers representing the city's best legal talent will clash on the issue. The court action has been inaug­ urated as a result of a heated fight between four members o f the city commission who voted for the awarding o f the contract and a group o f taxpayers who sought to have the progress reduced to a figure under $ 1,000,000. Petitions have been circulated calling for the recall o f the four commissioners and if they are filed an election will be held. next, mopth. The hearing promises to be one most Interesting and hotly con­ tested legal bouts In the city's his­ tory. City Attorney J. Bowers Campbell, assisted by W. A. Shep­ pard, will represent the city; Cle­ ments, Clements end craven are councel fo r the Southern Paving Company while the foes o f the program will be represented h / ten leading attorneys, James A. fra n k ­ lin. R. A . Henderson, Jr., William J. Wodd, Cyrua Q. Stewart. Gaorge Preaaon. I* O. Pope, F. A. Whitney, alarm signal Frank B. Alderman, S. Watt and ln this town. Franklin W eit, committee that Bartolomeo Van- lie building* will bo c zettl’a ashes will lie In *Uta here til all danger is past. Special For Friday EXTRA _ ancy otato eachc YOUR OWr �V AG E FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25,1927 Victors — And Vanquished r GEORGIA PILOT; Hasc iiallSStatistics WINGSHIS WAY' In Major Leagues ONTO BRA2 ILL Tagging AllBases Hj» International New* —a peYsonal message The Cubs have'ended their los­ ing streak o f fivc'gam e* and (lack , Wilson, their big hitter, has emergj ed frr.-rn a long batting slump nt . the same time. This may mean th.it the Bruins, who apparently had cracked wide open, may really In ; time to stave o ff the rush of their fivnls for the National i.emrut •LEADING MAJOR LEAGUE • (Continued From Page 1) HITTERS beginning o f its epochal fight. _ | PLANER AND CLUB 'The ship was hauled mu irf her Wnner hangar to the show at Glynn Isle, I* \Vaner G AII It || -PCT . . 12 miles from ttrunswirk, and ne. 116 477 !».j 91 ]H 183 .184 I ills. 11., 4,7 7I .184 tro(or tuned up fc-r the perilous ... __ _ journey before her n nun-atop flight o f 4,160 to 4,000 miles, to Barnhart **** B I4 Do Janeiro or Pernambuco or kora'e other point on Brazilian soil. Hornsby 4* | " 'Ison walloped three home run* The lone flyer was cheerful and New York 119 410 10.1 155 .162 u\L’TuC nu-,,*plit,, * 1bm confident. As the moment 11 de­ Prinrh with the Pmlliea. He i* now tieil it parture approached, there seemed St. Louis ;u 7 ^ w*th Cy William* for circuit ' no doubt in his mind that he could Leader n year ug« today: Hur- ‘ lout'ng honors in the National withstand the gruelling test o f grave, Cincinnati .304. 1League. " itaying awake 60 odd hours and ------- — j The Phils pulled the first game charting a course over the troachAMERICAN LEAGUE I ,rat o f the fire in the ninth, scoring erolis Caribbean aiaL the ntenucing fleilmnnn * •five runs o ff Guy Bush and winjungles and forbidding mountains Detroit 105 168 87 146 .107 I n,nK 7 to 6. Then the enraged Hruo f Brasil. Simmons |ins slaughtered the-slowtown lioys n His pretty young wife was there Phila. 811 161 75 118 .393 |'n the nightcap, 13 to I. Wilson to bid him Godspeeu. Members of Gehrig , got six hits in ull during the festh« flight. committee and city o f­ New York 121 466 122 174 .382 I tivities. Presenting the Aineric ^doubles t*'- ;i-i winfters over tho British ficials were at the hangar to shake Speaker The other National Lengue his hand. Crowds o f well-wishers Wnshnl . 113 421 65153 .364 'team s were idle. The Cubs still team in the retent Wightm.in cup m . . . h e * . Mrs . Hazel Hotchkiss him from the sand dunes Ruth J lead the Pirates by 2, 1-2 games Wightman. donor of the rup. is nt lh ' i-xtrcnie left with .Miss Helen New \ ork 117 412 118 147 .367! Tony Lazzeri “ pooshed it up" o f the glistening beach. Wills, the other member of the Am* ’ o* team, next tp her. Mrs. Leader « year ago today: Father- 'over the fence in the nintli with Weather reports were encourngKitty M< Kane Got Ifree is at the exlr> o m:ht with Miss E. H. Harfn f •hd the hazardous flight seem­ gill, Detroit .186. the bases full and tne Yankee* vyy, the other member of the lt> eoh team, next to her. ed Iftarting under the best con­ trounced the Tigers. 9 t<* 5. New “ TUB— BIG— FIVE” ditions possible, considering the York’s losing streak of four game* G AH R II HR PCT and Detroit’s winning streak of many difficulties impossible to Player Speaker 113 121 65 153 2 .164 eliminate. If he wins he will make I II games were broken. Ruth .117 *12 118 147 40 .157 a new no-stop distance record ami Harry ' lleilmnnn shot into the Hornsby 119 440 101 155 22 .152 pethape a new mark for centinuoux Cobb for American 108 402 85 119 5 M46 lend in the race flight. Collins 84 213 49 69 1 .322 l/cague batting honors by making fur skies and. a . southeastern \four hits in ns many times nt bat. Yesterday’s h'ane runs. of mild velocity made ideal — . The Athletics jumped to third NATIONAL— LEAGUE MOSCOW, Aug. 25 (IN’ S— ThoejChiing Kai-shek the Communist In- -i- ■ 'weather for R edfem 's Ilrunswick- Player nnd club |place by nosing out the Browns. I the Chinese j ■ Central cm m itti r of the Chineseb ite n ,"" »nal warned Braxlt takeoff. Weather reports Wilson, Cubs 1 23 , to 3. Rube Wai -erg netpvd win his J< ■u.'ist party ,a'rain«t furthur ' J ■ Ived by the pilot. who will Communist party is morally hank Yesterday S. Tot. |own game with n homer and held |ln-’ i:ivals by generals like Feng B Russian Communists must Make the flight alone, showed fav­ Wilson, Cubs 1 23 1the Browns to five hits, snapping rupt. i Ye ii-i.ing and Tang Shen-chih," ( J ■ now frankly admit that fact*though orable weather conditions along J their winning streak of six games with regret," raid Nikola govern Bukharin continued. "The Contin- 5 5 m ost df the course to Bruzil. AMERICAN— LEAGUE The fading Senators dropped to com-, i ■ in an address intends only *tern , , lequested . , , the.. Chinese . The Stlnson-Detroiter monoplane I.nzzeri, Ynnkees 1 16 I fourth place by losing to Cleveland, ment, • . .. ,• , raX-s to develop the agricultural for pnrtv monihers on the fiasco of ' , . . ’ . , weighed around 6,000 pounds ut Todt, Red Sox l I ]7 to 1. Cleveland has . ... .. .. . revolution to organize and arm won four Marxian revolutn-n in the Or - Ipeasants . and, workmen , ,s unions, . .to the hop-off. Empty the plane Summu, Indians I 2 I straight. Leftv Miller held the the ’ 1 2• I Nnts to four hits.r weighed 2,500. Thus it was called Wnlbcrg, Ath. **n,‘ 'ex|a*ll all tiourgeois officers from The leaders: on to lift more thun twice its M. Bukharin's statement caused th.- Wiiehun government, I Todt's homer failed to help the weight nnd this was snid by ex­ Nntional— Williams 21, Wilson 21, | Red Sox, who lost the White Sox. u sensation ut the meeting. Every "We must now frankly admit perts to have been the heaviest Hornsby 22, Terry 14, Webb 14. Communist knew things were not that the Chinese Central committee ! 4 to 3. going well in China from scant reK„ nP bankrupt. It cannot lead burden proportionately ever at­ American— Ruth 40. Gehrig 19, porta in the press, hut few real- tIn- masses any longer. The Centempted by a single-motored plane. Lazzeri 16, Simmons 14, Cochrane ixed things ‘had come to such a ttal rommittee"of Young CommunThe ship was loaded with 525 gal­ 12. League Totals; P**>”*• ' : i.-t* conceives the doctrines of the lons o f gasoline— within 25 pounds M. Hukhltrin indicated that on Comintern much better than the o f ita absolute capacity—and ubout Nntional—177. American— 345. orders of the Third 'International old committee The Comintern ha 40 gallons o f oil. the entire Communist party ol decided to call n conference o f all I FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE The Wright whirlwind mo­ Pet. China was going to he reorganized, Chinese Communists, elect a new tor'has nine cylinders and is of Minmi ....................... 31 16 .680 the present leaders deposed and Central O mmfltee and expel from 220 horsepower. The plane has an Sanford 28 18 .609 the young bipods, including univer- t p a r t y all those who consent to over-all o f 32 feet and a wing-span Orlando .......................23 21 .490 sity students, lifted to fill the va- !»• led by the Kunmingtang party o f 45.10 feet. It was equipped with Sarasota • ,........ ,2 3 24 .489 [ cuticles. cli has deserted the workers ❖ 5 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE the usual instruments for naviga­ .396 Tampa .................... 18 27 peasants.” ‘ Soon uffer the rnyal by Tampa 3; Orlando 4. tion and with a barograph, a device St. Pete ....... IB -30 .333 Others not scheduled. , that proves whether n plane rcNATIONAL LEAGUE malns in tho air during non-stop W L Pet. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE flight. Chicogo ................. 71 46 .610. Greenville 4 ; 'Columbia 3. R edfem ’s equipment included a ; Pittsburgh ................... <17 47 .588 Augusta 2; Knoxville 6. parachute, a rubber raft, a flare St. Louis .................!. 67 li .681 Spartanburg'2; Charlotte 7. pistol, a special game hunter Ncjw York .................. 66 62 r.r.r. Macon 2; Asheville 7. which is a combination f t revolver Cincinnati .................. 53 62 and shotgun, and-powerful binocul­ Boston .......................... 48 I'm A MBitICAN ASSOCIATION ars. Brooklyn .....................49 68 Toledo H; Minneapolis it). Philadelphia 42 71 Georgia is the adopted home of Indianapolis 9; ^Milwaukee 7. AMERICAN LEAGUE the daring young pilot, lie was Columbus -7; St. Paul 5. W lj Pet. bom in Rochester, N. V. as a boy Louisville 2 ;; Kansirrt*ity 3. New York .... 83 17 ,692 in Idaho he studied pictures o f air­ 1Detroit....... .........v 'I1 -* .581 planes and decided he'd* like To be INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE I’hi1n<lelphiu ........ i>7 63 .558 a flyer. At the age of 14 he had New Ark 3-0; Rochester 4-1. Washington .......... 66 51 .555 fashiond a glider with which he Reading 1-5; Toronto 2-6. Chicugo .................... 66 .63 .471 [.from hillsides nnd floated Baltimore 7-;6 BufTnlo 18-7. Cleveland ................ 52 68 1.413 ird . Jersey City 2; Syracuse 14. St. Louis .................... 47 70 .402 t 10 he flew his first plane. Boston ........................ 36 82 .305 . .. , . T he barnstormed for an ad­ SOUTH EASTERN LEAGUE vertising scheme. Known us ‘‘The Savannah 10; Jacksonville 4. TERRIS WINS Kid‘■AvlJ^tor,', In tho Inst few yejrVn Way cross I; Albany 0. 1 he has worked for airplane corpor­ NEW YORK, Aug. 26— (IN S )— Pensucola 7; Selma 2. ations and (or the government. Codlumhus 13; Montgomery 10 Local fight funs wore engaged in After Brunswick business men a bitter controversy today us a re­ sult o f the ten round bout at F.:>had-held a meeting and in half nil SOUTHERN LEAGUE hour* underwritten the Brunswickbets field lasit»night between Sid Atluntu 5; Mobile 8. to-Bresil * flight, Redfem wertt to Terris, New York lightweight, and I-ittle Rock 5; Memphis 4«» Detroit and with the completion of Birmingham I; New Orleans 3. J’ liil McGrow, the D etroit‘ Greek. Although he was floored three bis plsne, mode a non-stop flight Nashville 8 ; Chattanooga 7. to Brunswick, landing on the times In t h e 'fir s t r o u n d , Terris won the dicision. wings o f a storm at the hungur AMERICAN LEAGUE provided at Glynn Isle. Detroit 6 ; New York 0. ELSIE JANIS* MOTHER Cleveland 7; Washington l. , Crystal Rier— New wuter works Chicago 4; Boston 3. HOLLYWOOD. Cal.. Aug. 2 5 .system to be installed here. St. Louis 3; Philidfllphia 4. (IN S )— Mrs. Josephine Janis, mother o f Elsie Janis, musical com­ Stuart— 130,000 bond issue to he NATIONAL LEAGUE edy. star, was recoveriing toduy voted on for erection o f city hospi. I’ hilidetphiu 7-1; Chicago 6-13. after nearly drowning in n swim­ Other scheduled games ,faln. ____________________I f t U l ming pool at her Beverly Hills Dade City — Seaboard Air Line M ARIANA — Work nears c o m -1home. She was rescued b y — her Railroad to start soon on erection ph-tion surfuring Highway No; 1 {daughter Imd Harry Kent, motion o f palionger station here. from river to Hjnrinna |picture nctvr. to Sanford merchants Does stagnation reign when you lock *v your stor^r Does y o u r business “ stand still” dur­ ing the night hours? Do your rales stop when your sales­ men start for home? Central Committee Of The C h in ese Communist Party Morally Bankrupt S Locked doors shouldn’t mean suspen+ i + 4* J + J sion of merchandising. Your salesmen cannot visit people at their homes in the evening; but you CAN send your efficient “ personal representative” into the homes and to League Standings • •• the very people you wish to reach. : Results Of Games The Pre-sident Goeii For A Gallop \ ❖ How? • The eVening newspaper will carry your message and promote sales six nights every week. Build tomorrow’s •sales through your advertising message in the evening newspaper which your customers read • % every night. T he evening newspaper works at night for you while your store is closed. The evening newspaper is the best in­ surance against a dull business day tox. • morrow. Reach the right people at the , right Family Picture Shows John’s A Big Boy Now hour through the right newspaper by President Coolidgc, with, his ten-gallon hat nnd buckskin gloves, ’ is rhown here on his favorite mount, Mistiet' e, just before starting on u gallop over the Black Hills of South Dakota. The president rode t<> Mt. Rushmorv the other dny for the ceremony marking the bw * ginning o f work on the Jefferson-Roosevelt Memorial, which is to he executed out o f native rock by Gutzon Borglum. This excellent NKA photo is one of the very few ever taken o f President Coolidge or^ horsebnek. advertising regularly in Time W ill T ellTime Will prove the qunlity o f building materials— time will prove their worth to you— will tell if your judg­ ment Was Rood or had. That is why our reputation protects you. You tuke no chance— run no risk when dealing with us— past performance Is your guarantee of our reliability. H erald Your Business M a ke Business Betler ►of th * CooUdge fam ily, taken on the lawn o f the fipt Springs, Gcath Dakota, Country v John U deviloplng ropldly into a full-growrf than. The resembianrb” to mother ie U b 7L:At * . / -.sk i. W » 0. P h o n e 7 97 520 .- «»» . Maple A v e . ‘ �PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1027 BY W1LL1A Sanford Daily H«x»ld JANT a d . rates SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX INC (ash in Advance . . 4— --------- * . IUw Time rates on request. Ik reduced rates are *03 Oak Ave. Phone 41 modern conviences, electric j and hot water heater etc. ■jTney are handsomely decorated, f Durrance Was OnGuard Look­ i attractively furnished and have*! ing For N egro Who Killed Davenport bed in living room. They j Sheriff Hall Last Sunday; Metal shingles; ANOTHER O P P O R T U N lT Y -ltfc nre centrally located with one of j NegroWounded In Gun Duel tin and galvinizecl Sanford Herald is now offering tho most beautiful outlooks in the s FL Cowan. Oak to two or three more Sanford city, across the broad grass anl St. 1 hone 111. young men or young ladies the un­ palm covered squares between usual opportunity to learn to run Park nnd Sanford Avenues, Com­ mercial Street nnd the BouIcvarJ, • SS —card appenr-|the Linotype machine and the and beyond over Lake Monroe. this column will tourst’ ° f instructions (which would For small families there are no dvcost about 5loO elsewhere) is ab- i.irablc apartments in Sanford and ,1111 December (perhaps till Janu­ i every day I solutcly free. rented at^ > little a 12 word This course o f instruction will ary) they can be SIX DOLLARS A W EEK. h costs only *2.(50. j li,ke « veruKe of threc 1° fo l,rL One rear apartment can bo" had months. Each person is given per- at 518 a month, (.'all at 2C0 North no sona! instructions and when qunli- Park Ave. corner Commercial St? Classified Depart- |fieil to hold u position is assisted They can be seen only between 10 IA. M. and noon unless by special e(l, „ - in securing satisfactory employ- appointment over telephone 777 ! ment. during the hours named, or Tel _ | The earnings of a good' linntyjie ophono 775 at other times. Payne who is employed as night watt liman for the postoffire a* ;WUW ALL PAINT ;° lM,ra,,,r average from $10 to (ir'-enlaml. when conm atided .iv AND HE1'- | ^ ' P*'r week. | iiparL .......... .. Durrance to hold up the p.• .lllr .it INrOKMA-j If interested call for Foreman at \\' fir s t St Photic and commenced to shoot, riddling ;LLER, ¥ p 2 EQ f S i . ? f f Hamid ...office and he will talk it' the deputy sheriff with a shotgun. SANrOKU,i Me died while being rushed to St. l over w ith you IB— Houses For Bent Vuuistine for medical treatment. \ i all to local authorities rePHONOGRAPH.... repairing, pianj FOR RENT 5-room bungalow with ulted in hloodhounds and deputy tuning by experts with 1J years garage, $30 per month, Woodruff sheriffs being rushed to t,he sro’ie experience. Sanford Mus!c Storo Sub-division/’ T. A. Drothcrson, hut reports o f Smith being in hid­ and G ift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 M: * phone 135. ing places proved erroneous Lender Arcade, Phone 832. Payne's uncle, W. K. Payne, is FIVE ANT) SIX room houses for postmaster at Greenland a small BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigution ; rent or sale, time good. Oak Hill station on the Florida east me d boxes and general cement work on Orange Ave. 2 blocksotf Geneva railroad, midway between here and Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- \ 10-A — Poultry And Kggs Ave. Residence 2(iO*J, Box 170F St. AuguslTne, T oiiri'ayne oner willeger, I’ roy.’ drd and Elm. ated a truck farm in that section. Lphone ads. will be received L patrons nnd collector sent BiBfilialrl) for „ r ......— 9c a line 2 f L ““ '..... 7c a line 2 “ /...6c a lino K S P H , V S M A O O lO i T e l l w o o 'E o o T G \ vjin \ b r o t h e r for Ljecntive insertions. Ejj words of average length L counted a line. Minimum charge of 30c for U insertion. [All advertising is restricted proper classification. I# jo error is made The SanL Herald will be responsible fonly one incorrect insertion. 1 adverttstfr for subsequent Sections. The office should bo pitied immediately in case of all i light, gas Business Service \NH AT HE. W A M f S . VMHEM HE. C R i t S 1 A M -X VAM! A i M ' G \ T T M r r F E R /\ M . A 1 P R O M I S E D H IM A FEESvA* D O G G U N N tT , I H A F T A G i o E V-\»M E v y e V T H iN G X G O T a m V NEK1 L H A F T A G o IN d e b t \ T o Mm F E R TfU M G S T A I M T ^ -------- t — = = ^ 6 Q T . J v.iiTwmfflF' .win. rv yiro com p ile iniqrmui'uii. id if you wish, thoy will assist „ ^ wording your want ud. make it nmro effective. IMPORTANT NOTICE Advertisers sn.iuld give their Kt or pnstoffioe address as II n their phono nuh.ber if desire results. Abhut or.c l(j,.r out of a ' thousand has telephone nnd the others j’t conun'ir.lcntc with you Its* they know ><»ur mblresn. A|; discontinuance M i n i oi dc in person at '1 he Hanlnrd raid office or by l<;U*r. Tele__Hisrontinusnccs are not ‘ DANDY NICK hive room bunga­ low, all modem conviences. Apply 117 Popular Ave. Phone 904-J. »VIt; *1 l-CH RISEN BERRY PRINT SHOP — Printing, Engraving, lurteous - I'romM - L lficicnt I Knibo.aing. St-a us first. We do Service J 1C Phono 417-W. U. R. Avenue- 10,000 FINE pepper ready for sale F. ------------------------- . * - . .-------' ( omnieVcitl sir e iL -, . , Lost Oirice.’ •AnnounccmcnW ' • •• — — - 1 — -----—1 — ——p ______________________________LUMBER and complete line 6f i bulhling material: l.nw prices. 11— MiuceltanuuuH ICATION nnd PLU M B IN G -- Security Lumber Co., "Whero Good .e specialty. We handle electric Grndos Come From” Maplo nnd is, pumps, home light and Sixth. Phone 797. CAR AW N IN CS.re plants. Sanford Machine Co. — ....----------------------------------------------- mg Co. 11 Bull Bldg. i CONCRETE in every shtpo and forpr, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ t And^Frtund mentals, etc. SanTord Cement Prod­ 12— Wanted ucts Company, Fifth and Maple .Sts^ Phone l li - W .. „ f—CartSti nrvU llirscele . st Nutional.TJlinR. P Kndoij Curlett, Geneva Rum Chaser Caught in Niagara Rapids _ __ ji-'OR REN T:—Two houses, 1103 t nnd 1405 W. First Street. Kent plants now Vulcanizing Works. Crenshaw, ................................................... " " -----FOR RENT: —5 room unfurnish­ ed stucco bungalow, 2 bed -------------- -r rooms, living pmm, dining room, I kitchen (equipped with electric ----------------- i range,) bulh (with hot nnd cold venter). Ijocatcd 2300 Palmettv Auto Awn Avenue, rent -ummer tates, phone I should bo killed! Bee Brand Powder or Liquid kills Flies, Fleas, Mosquitoes, Roaches, Ants, Water Bugs, Bed ug i, Moths, Crickets, oullry LVco and many other insects. 4-ROOM Cnttnge, un>*uinish«d, for rent. block, S2a a month. Box 1700'care*Herald. • >«<|i J )-*, -■- >5 —L - . . . . v, - ^—-T--' * CLARENCE SMITH *. General Contractor (500 W. First St. Phone 411 Automobiles Liquid Wills (oflrec SookltIonkill— iH buJ»« sail ^inicn >a>«:U . McCormkk t Co. Baltla:io. ML J IM ETAL ROOFING— The T.oof EvIrahaqi trucks erlasting. Metal shingles; •Phone 2. . , ..standing seam .tio/and galvanized --------: , , —: —' rflofa. Sec JatviCn II. Cowan. Oak \WANTED DCINS 4 CO AN CO. Auto ave. and Thiid St. Phone 111. uiiator ami sheet metal works. 6—Help Wanted (Male) French Ave.‘ Phono 716-W. SANFORD BUICK CO, 212 Magnolia Ave. Pnone 307. MODEL TRIM CO. » trim the car, not the owner. Phone 817 for estimates P. W. RADFORD BOYS W ANTED—Can use five good boys who are hustlers. Can earn as high as a dollar an uftertioon. Apply Cisyjlation Depart­ ment Herald. 12-AFARM TOOLS \VANTED IN S E C T Powder ^Liquid GAR WOOD’S IIKOTHER t o FLY WINDSOR, Ont., - Aug. 25.— UUPS--MARMONS (IN S )— Phil DihmI, brother of (Jar Sanford Automobile Co. * Wood, noted rpeed boat racer, was Magnolia Ave. Phone 137, to Vdp’o f f f today cither for Now E KEW SANFORD’ BOOSTKB York* rr a 'Canadian point in a 'late only 11.00,. -Htiidebnlcr Stinson -Dot miter monoplane "Roy wy-Ask for carbon julcc with ill Windsor ’ to prepare for his pro­ K®r.t- stops the knock. .San posed non-stop flight to Windsor, England. InGarage Co.- r‘ BV G iN Q tR -H C R e'S GOMETHING Will, NEED FOfl OUB POLAR TPlP AND The C^PT. POROOT *TO MCNTiom IT — TA LLA H A SSE E , Fla., Aug. •The additional one ren t'tow n o f Swords, Gn gr/iollnc t*ix levied by th« I9'.’ 7 ‘ session o f the state legislature and v/hi !i took effect on July- 1 jfornlto-l lr n» tn"»-'uise in school funds o f *175,000 accord mg to U FOR SALE:— Four roomv cottage on ono of best lots on Mugnoreport o f state comptroller Ernest liu Avenue, neat! South Sid* Amos. School — Price reasonable. Terms to suit purchaser. Owner Box Ml care Herald. B Y T A Y L O rt (IN S ) GOSH- I 'u . b e t POP WILL 6 /MMC A QUARTER FOR. That'S.A OOQ TCAM — BVeRY EvPLOfleR L'vC HEARD o f Y 6 T This — . Hsd OM£— WELL, THAT\S / \Something m o r e t o ._____ ^ V w orry Rflgar-— j —S FOR SALE:— Five room Spanish bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 car garage, nice lawn, Immediate peshcs{don,--can't he beat for the price, terms *200.00 cash, balance monthly. Box 148 care Herald. 24— L o U Fn*- S a le HORRY! 00T JN ■ nCBACKYARO.PoP I-GOT A S'PRiSE. For y a h >r Cl*TT BYKtAJOWCl I»fc M ORTGAGED Ht£R€-V'OTTA GET A 0 0 6 T 6 AM OUTA . • THAT 0 UNCH/ > MUCK LANDS ARE VALUABLE Junt three mitea Trom the city limits on highway I have eignt acres of muck lands that can be bought for *500 an acre or special price made on all o f it. Thirty acres in entire tract Includes cit­ rus lands and other good garden land. Fine place fo r poultry and truck o f all Wnds. Men can mako living raising bulbs, celery, vege­ tables and poultry for Santord ar.d Orlando markets. Address R.,A. C. enre Herald. Thla will not be on market long. If you do not think this laud Is worth the price try to buy Him* of the muck lands In other parts of the countrv. Location is a prime asset of Loch Arbor. In summer, days are as cool as one will find in Central Flor­ ida, nights are just Ifyou're a t e l e p h o n e subscriber ’ simply lift the hook, ask for 148 and | state your request It's a service that makes it comparatively easy fo r y o ii4 to insert youi advertisement And,* Want ads offer the solution to many^ a problem. There’s always s o m e o n e eager to buy, sell or trade; someone d who has a service to offer. Results A are certain and the cost is quite mod-rji crate. . dsS NICE Starke— sur'a.ed 'all B efo re 11 o clock *** ***’ gO” Rapld progress being made on-unstructicu ot bridge. For T he D a y ’s Insertion Porn-Addltlonal water to be drilled In Mt. Dora. wells Indian town.. W /-k atar»**t m convtructlen o f *63,000 hotel h a rt., i Fort M ytrs.. Building m" “ ,h permiu Sanford J“ l)r . . ... * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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YOUR N E W S fA P E R ,biif;ticd In Florida’s Heart He World’s Greatest Vegetable ction. Its Richest Garden Land JJME NO. XVII. y-■* I/ OF FIRST 18 [itishOpenChampion: >hoots Superb Golf , To Win Easily Front, reteran Opponent icKenzie One Up n Chick E van s jrformance Of Jones lOne Of His Best In ITournamentPlay ing! thundershowers tonight end Saturday; Slightly cooler >!er in rtheaet port portion tonight. Leased Wire International News Service Two ’Quake Shocks Rock Santa Barbara I.OS ANGELES, A hr. 2*1— ( I Reports received hire to­ day said a severe earthquake shock rocked Santa Barbra early today. 1 he first trcmblor was felt at 1:10 A. M. and was fol­ lowed a few seconds later by a second sharp shock. Residents, nrrnused from their sleep by the early morning dis­ turbance, fled into the street)) after the first upheaval. Wheth­ er any great damage ha3 been done has not been learned here. Latest telephone advices re­ ceived here said no property damnge was done by Santa Bar­ ba: v ‘s latest quake. The pict­ uresque scaconst city, which harbours a millionaire’s colony hns survived two disaatcrous earthquakes within the last three years. SANFORD FLORID; FRIDAY. AUGUST 20. 1927. Member Audit Bureau Of Circulation Meeting A d jou rn s POLICE EXPECT Press To Permit. ,OP TO SEIZE HILL Property Right's In News BEFORE NIGHT GENEVA, Aug. 2(1.—-(IN S) Ini protection o f the news resoldToday’s session vt the conferenc-' ll" n. Mr. Kocnigsherg spiritedly — — s. (o f international press expci ts w » * !.defended the position of the indcUather Of Wayward Son And .adjourned for several hours to per-11,'n,<‘nt new* sgencics, who reI’o lirc th ie f Leave Siren-'1,nit ‘ he Rencrnl purpose committee1« nr,|,d the resolution drawn up at Old Glory Poised On Runway - '*n draw up a compromise resold- ,ho ,n*tan™ of the official agenAt Roosevelt Field In I’Yeplor On Trip Expected T o '!? dr^ v ,VP a cT p^ n,i9e i. , m*s and their allies as likely to nratinn For Beginning Of Result In Hill’s Arrest the quwlio" of establish the principle monoply in property rights in n/>ws. Long Flight ThMAftcrnoon rows. Mr. Koenigsberg declared Adjournment wnk taken on mo­ that news, ns news, is and mn?t tion c t Sir Roderick Jones o f Rcu- i ' tors, limited, following six hour, ' ‘ " ^ . ^ ‘ ^rop^rt^y, and Young Hill Forced Checks On Mother ■, .. , ,, ... , IF He Is G u ilty. ( rinie Is One O f Most C old'U loodcd In Annals O f C rim inal H isto ry o f lively del ate on the question. y, q^ iP ^ X n i m n > a...i..,. which .1. a flood r.. . resolution ___ .... 1’ established in news as between 'luring on a pcti tors. ... • the subject were presented. M. ' ’Journalism lodny hns suffered Koenigsbcrg of Intemationtal a stigma thnt will tuko years to News-Service seconded the motion ••rase," Mr. Koenigsbcrg declared. for^ the temporary adjournment. t. . . ... !" l am depressed with- the cun1he general purpose committee I inisness that at the first interwas enlarged and Mr. Koenig*burg I national conference of press exwas invited to join it. |ports in history, there hns been It was believed a compromise j niniked confusion, not only conresolution probably would be re -11erning the cnrdinnl principles of ported to the tonfeiVncc Inte this ' our profession, hut concerning the afternoon or tomorrow morning, fundamental lawa pertaining to it. During the debate on tho origin-' pursuit." Paul Redfen U.S. To Brazil Flie Station A t Ki ANGLO-JAPANESE Naval West Without Ai PACT DENIED BY Advices Since O ff FroirtBruni Non-Stop Record IsSTATE OFFICIALS Goal Of Her Pilots Newspaper Men Mav Accom­ WnshingtnnAnd l.nndonl’lncc Stamp O f Discredit Upon pany Uertaud And Hill On Story In T h o Washing­ The HazardousUndertaking ton Post In Thursday Issue Ships In G u lf F: To Sight Airplai | STREATOR, III., Aug. 26.—HnrROOSEVELT FIELD, MINE, ry D. Hill, 22, wayward son of .i W ASHINGTON. Aug. 26. An OLA, N . Y., Aug. 26— (IN S )— wealthy physiejnn, nceused of hav­ ing muriierediqis mother and burOld Glory tho powerful single- mo­ article in the Washington Tost lUB. M INNEAPO LIS. Aug. led her body 2n a' shallow grave, tor William Randolph Iiearr.t which said state department o f­ word that (IN S )— Shooting one o f' . i t(^ tci be. custot was expectw^ be, In in custody l»emonoplane may take o ff fnr Jtoupi ficials had received fore nightfall use Jonesque’ rounds that | lute today on what is expected to Great Britain and Japan hnd made UNITED STATES NAV. be tlie world’s longest non-stop n secret agreement on naval policy Ne won national titles enlI*r. It. C. Hill, accompanied l»y STATION, KEY WEST, brought from Acting Secretary flight. Chief of Police Williani Roitb and a on two cont inert ts. Bobby AUG. 2G. (IN S )— A t three Castle today, a rategorinl denial third man Ficlicvod th be an attorn­ kies scored a 3.1— 36— 6!) to The sturdy looking plane silver clock this afternoon no wo, ey retained to protect the Imy’s in­ bodied nnd gold winged, wns posi- that the department hiu| knowledge Francis Ouimet bv 8 ur> concerning the plane o f P m terest,, left Strentor shortly a f­ of any such understanding. cd on the crest o f the runway nt Ithe end ofthe first eighteen .Mrs. Martha Hand Passes Redfern, Hrunawick' Ga„ ter midnight on n trip generally Knosovclt field thin mornig, hyr Tiie Psct snid tho agreement was ]|<>s of their semi-final round Away Thursday Afternoon expected to result in young Hill’s fuel tnnks filled to capncity and nil reached when it became apparent Brazil non-jetop fiver hail It he national amateur eolf chantFollowing Lingeringlllncss; arrest. equipment on board— ready to go fhat tbp United States would not received by the United Sta Inship this mornino.At the same Fine Tribuio Paid Woman "I would not In* Surprised to sen at n moments notice. lnt. Roland MaeKenzie, W i4 accept the British program at the naval radio station here* young Hill turn up before the in­ This being the headaua kton. P. C.. was 1 up on Chick A fairly strong west wind, recent Geneva conference. Funeral services f*fr Mrs. quest is rc> uniod this evening," en o f the seventh naval diet: ans of Chicago. enough to onnblo them to get the “ Tho press story o f a secret naThe complete rnrds of the con- Charles M. Hand, who passed away said I>r. L. B. Mowe, the coroner. ship into the air wns nil that the vnl pact between Great Britain and in charge of southeastern wa! Thursday afternoon after a linger­ State’s Atovney Ivuvsell O. Han­ pilots Uoyd Bcrtaud and James Japan, is as far us the stato de­ any reports via wireless from s kiliti" semi-finalists' were:— ing illness, were held nt 4 o'clock . _ _ _ l*ro; ment ItiisinessiMnnFormson, howevtr, professed, ignoranee Northern Troops Making A t­ Do W itt Hill were wait ing for. partment knows, absolutely with­ at sea would have been re OUT . Immediately. The lack of any this afternoon from the residence ! ns to the puYposc of the trip, ally Elected To Fill Lake jones 3 4 3 I 4 3 1 3 5—33 of Mrs. S. M. Lloyd. 1108 Magno­ tack Against NanklngWhen Weather conditions over the A t­ out foundation,” Mr. Castle said. advices was said t » indienta I)r. Hill, it v.*n, understood, had 5 3 I 5 3 ti 4 Tv—31) lia Avenue, with the Rev. Mortimer hiimi-t Vacancy; Winner Rolls 210 "N o suggestion of this kind has no one had slehted Redfern Cantonese Open Fire On A lantic were satisfactory. c< inmunirated wKh Chief Robb IN "Old Glory has been gone over reached the department nnd I tween Brunswick nnd BrnxiL Votes, f’ mil! 10, DuHosc 1 Troop Ship Crossing River Jones 5 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 I— Glover, rector of the Holy Cross shortly after returning hnmc'from thoroughly and is ready for tho have no reason to believe that Kpucopal Churc^and the- Rev. A. I Springfield wher6 he hn.l buried |)0—fill. trip," snid Bcrtaud. "A ll we want there is any foundation for the RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil, S. Peck officiating. Burinl followed m,, divorced wife, Mrs. Eliza lliil. I Il ia i n f u n m «?<•«• »•» i w i i i i i . i l ■••II, W. C. till! prominent business i 3 r» i r> r. r» t i — Juimrt SHANGHAI, Aug. 26. (IN S )— is a fifteen mile wind no that we story." nt the Sanford cemetery. 26 (IN S )— Ail night long the *53, whose murdered body, dtig from man and vice-president of . the Tlirre hundred Northern troops can get the load of 12,500 pounds 39—78. zilinn radio station at Para The service, at the home and ce- a ahn|low grave in her * Streator ) Bond-Hill hTlmbcr Company, beOUT are believed to have been drowned into the air. This is the heaviest LONDON, Aug. 20.— British o f­ on the alert for steamship Vans 3 r> r> 4 3 4 5 5—31). metory were attended by scores of home, launched the, search (or their Irarrn* city coinmi.isioner today sue- or killed by rifle ami machine gun load any single motor plnnc has ficial quarters today characterized sages reporting the progre (eroding Forrest Like, whose resig- fire near Nanking today when over attempted’ to carry. MaeKenzie i r> 3 r> 3 a r> t o— sorrowing friends of Mrs. Hand S«ll. as "big navy propaganda” reports aviator Paul Redfem’s fllg who for years was one of Sanford’s Ilnrry stood ncciiscd today of [nation was siibmiMcd several Bcrtaud and Hill, veteran air published in America o f a secret from Brunswick, Ga.. to this < most’ highly estemned women. having repeatedly forged checks on weeks ago. Mr. Hilt Its the vacan­ ('nntonese troops sink two troop IN Numerous beautifufyloral offer­ his mother’s account and authori­ cy by virtu0 of his selection yester­ linh’n bints in the Ynngtsc river. mail pilots, both expressed confi­ understanding between Great Brit­ but at dnwn no word had been lEvans 1 1 I r. I 4 I I 4 -3 7 ing!* attesting ’ * the ^widespread ties say Dr. Hill bail invurinbly day in one o f the quietest munici-) The Northerners were making dence that they will make Rome. ain und Japan on naval supremacy. ceived. 76.^ They figure in getting th^re In friendship of Mrs. Hind, were stepped in to save the boy from pal elections held in iaanford. an attack against the Cantonese It was indicated that the report Several times messages 13 6 4 4 4 5 3 4 iMneKcnziv forty-Hvo hours or less. placed on the casket ns it was tuk- prosecution. It was believed thnt had reached official hands, but other stations had been in Mr. Hill was unopposed, his defender? of Nanking, meanwhile -37—75. cn to its final resting place. Mem­ Harry had comuniented with Dr. that it was deemed unworthy of ted asking ships If they trying to force a pnssngo of tlie "H alf tl.o battle will be oyer It was Interesting if nothing else, bers of the bereaved family were in Hill fr<<m some secluded spot and name being the only one filed, with river. A violent cross fire from when the ship lenvesT'the ground” , consideration. It was stated that sighted the American fly nt three memhers of the survivthe City Commission f"r n placo on receipt of many messages o f sym­ the wealthy eye, ear and nose spe­ the ballot. Despite this fact there .the Northerners’ .artillery nnd nm- Bcrtaud said. " I am more nppre- the only possible "agreement’* to in every instance the repl qunrtct were the great trinity pathy frail friends all over the cialist then culled in the police. that they hciislviJ about tho first two miles of which the published report might that Redfem’s monoplane ha> were 10 vntes cast for C. T, Smith ( ) ’ -•♦ gims indicated [American go lf in other ami perstate and south, and scores o f oth­ A motive for the alleged murder and one for II. C. DuBose. Mr. Hill intituled to make another attempt tho trip than all the rest of the refer wa» a compromise agreement neither sighted nor heard. kpn better days. But now <nly one ers visited the home today to offer was seen tmluy by authorities in them remains great because received 210 votes, the total of bal­ to force tholr way over the river to Journey. 1 am not worrying Ut all drnwn up by Japanese and British ’ Minister o f Marine the shutting down by Mrs. Hill up­ lets east’ being 221. Despite t^e storm the defense of Nanking. Tho about possible storm commlons delegations at Geneva, but rejected Pinto Lus ordered the fl nei alone enn be so characterized word* of condolence. A tribute to Mrs. Hand was paid on 1lorry’s withdrawals from her fact thnt .the .voting was extreme­ Cantonese prepared to resist any over the Atlantic.” by Hugh S, Gibson, head of the warcrafi stationed at the mout I connection with the links. He . , . the .AmnTon wzsv>k-ta<l»yr jM_n|wayi. wh !e l)J*. c|f»c friends who described her checking account and possibly op­ ly light in. rnniparison with son|* fresh assaults to |he Utmost. .Whcthor a , ptwsenger, Philip American delegation. ** -. ns'nnd Oulmer merely were as one endowed wtfK n fine Christ­ position She might have had to his other city elections, the total was der any agsistanca In Payna, managing editor of the * It was'added that this affair was Prince Kushfml, a member of ian spirit whish she displayed in Steamers pi. proposed marriage with Misa Alice gratifying to those who on the eve I. with the latter barely that, Now York Mirror, will hg taken a­ fully known and that the Ameri­ accident. took a 7R against Jones* CD and hundreds of charitable acts. Poss­ Sawyer, sehoid-day sweetheart. of the election predicted thnt tho the Japanese royal family, declar­ long has not been definitely decl can rejection made it void. lower A mason between ed that Hie mimic battle maneu­ essing n gentle and kind personali­ Hurry had been losing henvily nt count would lie less thnn 150. t tells all the story. the Atlantic coast were ins ded this morning, although there vers, in tlie utter darkness, had ty, Mrs, Hand made friendships gambling tnbles, pnlire say and had o r»i [‘to transmit any information Evans shot n 76 against Mac was every indication thnt ho would «x r«i? Mr. lliil was sworn in ns a mem­ been conducted ns though they nzie, the Washington entry ic ­ that lasted for a life time. Active been entertaining lavishly. make tho trip. He is eager to go ber of the Commission when it met ing with a 75 and making olio of only in church endenvors, Mrs. Cost of the flight, begun shortly this afternoon nt the City llnll. were part of netual wnrfare. hut if his weight of some 175 Redfern carried no radio Hand, nevertheless,was well known *‘ I occupied the bridge ns torpedo pounds would prove a handicap to oso great, climaxing uphill monoplane, relying upon red A fter his formal Induction into and widely loved by those repre- fb ef?r.° hi# r?n,th, r'H , ^ hts for which he has become fngreen Cares in the event h« olTice, Mr. Hill wna the recipient, commander," Prince Fuahlmi ci/m- BortaMd and Hill, Payne may have VAN HUREN, Ark., Aug. 26— with accident. * Ships "blong - e , y 1 **“ “ — IT swhich s s * lie r utui*nrd n , over : ; W .uuto K us. Ho shot threq birdies c«mto an. C of congratulations from Commis­ mentod. "The Naku had just been to relinquish the idea. in, after turnng for homo all activity. (IN S )— Mrs. Tom Jackson today routo were asked to repot t irpedo mobile dealer for tuning up his ear, sioners Houslulder nnd Chase ami ordered tu fire u blank Mrs. Hand died yesterday after­ receiving in change several hun­ other city officials. unre and the birdie that staked filed suit for 311,000 against C. J. radio if the marhine were when the unexpected crash camo. to his present lend with the-ae. noon at 5:35 at the home of her dred dollars police sny. Watson, Traveling ’showman, and but no messages had arrived The erics o f men aboard ha’ ted the Following Mr. Hill’s taking of­ It o f a 300 foot putt to win the daughter, Mrs. S.M.Lloyd. The his wife for the slaying of special nny vessel early today. If young Hill actually shot his fice, the Commission underwent action. Hurried attempts U* rescue venteenth. This was the crown- end came after Mrs. Hand had suf­ mother in the head nnd then car­ a re-nrgnnizntton with Commis­ them wpre fruitless. The f g aided officer Tom -Jackson, her hukbsnd. All wireless stations a!or g climax o f a great match, in fered greatly during the previous ried her 200 pound Imdy to the sioner Housholder, who has been a smoke screen to conccl the swim­ n few days ago. northern roast were ordered 1 ich neither mun ever held great­ night. With her when she passed basement where he dug her grave, acting mayor, In-ing formally chos­ mers.” Watson wna in jail b> Fort Smith extra vigilant throughout . . than one-hole advantage and away were immediate members of police believe he is one of the most en for thnt office/ ’ nnd his wifo was heU here pend­ ns the utmost confidence Admiral Knto, directing the fleet the fnmily. Mrs. Hand hud been ill cold-blooded murderers on record. n not for very lon»?>s ing trial on murder charges for the that Redfern- w ill be st An exprcsshu of appreciation maneuvers, explained tuday that SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 26. Evans won thu_-4ieefno!c from for about six months and critical­ The coroner believes Mrs. Hill of the support nnd confidence ly sick for the past twi> weeks. mimic naval warfare, although (IN S )— Two hundred and seven* shinoting of tho officer who was and thi^t he would bfl near cKcnzic to become 1 up with a had been dead at least two weeks thnt has been manifested In him, killed when he attempted to arrest coast by noon. Wednesday night her condition and during a greater part of that was addressed today by Mr. Hill to dangorrus, is csscntiul to the trnin- ty-flve thousand square miles Havo tho pair. , 1 ie 3, Chick laying hi, approach ' took n turn for tho worse and rela­ time Harry was_Acen-.ia Streator, Weather conditions o ff ing^ of the navy. g . boon scanned by navy boats ne (lead. MaeKenzie got his par tho citizens o f Sanford, A pledge coast were reported favoral tives were notified. f ■ i ■ ■ • searching for tho seven missing calling on Miss Sawyer, dropping CITRI'S OFFICE OPENS SOON ipite of n sliced tec shot but par cept o ff French Guiana Mrs. Hand had lived in Sanford in at the pool hal) and‘ otherwise of his best efforts in serving the flyers, Admiral R. H. Jackson, _n’t good enough. citizens was made by the newcmithey are always unrei for 42 years, coming here in 1885 acting normally.. During part of commander-in-chief of tho Pacific TALLAH ASSEE , Fla., Aug. 20- usually stormy. Jones also shot a birdie 3 to win from Adrian, Mich., where she was missioner, who also' issued an np. thnt time authorities say Mrs. Hill eal for the hearty co-operation of fleet, disclosed today. (IN S )—-THe I (nines City citrus first hole from Ouimet, Bobby born December 8, 1868. She was 58 Newspapers today M l___ -P was in her rude, grave, Harry wnx The navy will end Its major fruit win |,o often"*! Septem­ lengthy accounts o f tbe ming a long drive that fell into years old. Mfs. Hand, who before seen sweeping and mopping around his rnnilituent* In aiding him in search for Mildred Doran and the ber 1, acC< riling to J: Hinton Pled­ the flight and the arrant, the discharge of his new duties. j ut the edge o f the green. her mnrriago -was Miss Martha tho huime. BOSTON, Aug. 26. (I N S )— With six mon airmen or Saturday night ger, chief of inspection of this dWActs’ hall was straight and true Hcntty, bccume the wifo of Sheriff n Inrge crowd on Itnnd, an inrreas- the admiral added. By that time sii-n o f the Department o f A gri­ that have been made here to he pitched on well to get a par C. M. Hand on November 10, 1802. F a c e s m r r (c a m p a i g n rd police ^Mard tolaj was itoatr’d tho hunt will have covered 300,000 culture. 'This office will he used Redfern. There is deep It Bobby, however chipped out of . Mrs. Hand wns n member of the at the lit tin north end funcrnl square miles, making It the greot- as heodquurtera by u large corps in th. feat undertaken by t trap and Mink a six foot put Holy Cross Episcopal Church, with ing American, who set out DUBLIN, Aug. 26. ( I N S ) - l r r - rhapel where the IsuPes of Nicola ust ocean survey ever.'mede. of inspeetord o f citrus fruit.' hi3 3 making him l up. which sho hnd been, affiliated tor any companion an d lh a Inntl today faces the hottest poli­ Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanxetti lie Despite this ciilossal hunt, hovN. lacKemic and Evans halved the many years. Prior to her long ill­ tical campaign in its history. in stale. . Incrrpsq in the police ccr, "Golden Edglo and” nnd "Dal­ FACES FORMIDABLE BARRIER equipped with radio. ml in 5’s, neither mun being ness, Mrs. Hand was uctivc in President William T. Cosgrove's guurd In order to prevent followed disturbances las SiriL” to get homo with his second church work. decision to go before the country which ended in the arrest after a . WASHINGTON, N. Cl, Aug. 26 atlon o f false reports tl Evans also missed the third Besides her husband, Mrs. Hand r iiA u n v iir ■* n i k t r e a ,.., in a general election on Sent. 15, near riot of Miss Mary Donovan, HONOLULU, Aug. 20. (IN S )— (IN S )—T w » 'formidable harriers ment instructed the NsUor CHAMONIX, k RAN CL, Aug. after dissolving vn with his tee shot and finally Is survived by two daughters, Mrs. dissolving the Dali fcireann, member of the Sncio-Vnnzctti de­ (Continued on page fa Search for thy lost Hawaiian fly ­ today confronted Joseph II. Necdh a s , while MacKenile got a 8. M. Lloyd and Mrs- A. L.Betts 26. — (IN S )— Twenty-one persons took all political parties by sur- fense committee. leinun, Philadelphia tobacco sales­ ers extended to the far side of dead today and approximate­ prise. nventional par three tu square of this city; her mother, Mrs. B. E. She was charged with obstruct- tho islands today by the mine- man, in hia recovery of SiQO.OOO Beatty of Washington, D. C., a sis­ ly 30 were suffering injuries of * match. damages from 28 alleged mem­ in traffic. •x nweepers Sunnadin apd Pelican. varying degrees of severity, ns a DARDKN LV -W ’ POptTED At the second .Evans hooked his ter, M n. E. W. Pilley « f Washing­ result of the. disaster hero yester­ Recurrent reports that resi­ bers of a masked mob and four al­ At the same tip".’ members of ton and four brothers, Charles and he into the tall and uncut and dents between Keanoe and liana, leged luensorieX that mutilatsd thn defense committee were plan­ Sam Beatty of Atlanta, Cm., W il­ day when an excursion train Jump­ TALLAHASSEE. h ’U.. Aug. 26P«d his approach into the depths on the island of Maui, had board him near Willlumston in 1025. the street comniisliam Beatty of Sanford and 3. J. ed the tracks and plunged over a U N S )— W. J. Darden was today ning a driv».<>u off|ce to ho|d a monster the drone of a propelior induced a , * trap on the right of th green. high trestle, while* descending Beatty of Jacksonville. 5 H URT ON SHIPS appointed as a member of the Sumlay « march of sorrow," as un­ searching party of forty men to ‘WKcnzic followed a long drive Honorary pallbearers were: from the glacier aren of Mount board o f public instruction of Bro- '(h a half topped approah, which comb the sparsely settled and preder the city ordinance pnly *200 Blanc. 1 . - ' AUBURN, Mass., Aug. NEW YORK, Aug. 2 8 .- IIN S ) vnrd County, succeeding W. D. ran mnrch nnd thousands huve cipitinus country in that- vielnity. *» short of the green. Each final- Judge J. O. Sharon, H. R. Stev­ Ten of tho dead still un­ Uarri,, resigned.; ens. C. W. Williamson, J. C. Ball, Trapped in the eavo-in i — Five persons wereinjured, an , tot homo In threo shots to take Sheriff Clem Crowell headed the asked for a place in thq line. well, Freih Lencau, 37, of Arthur E. Yowell and T. J. Miller. identified today. The train carried expedition. Residents said the aged man leaped Into the sea and half in buzzard 6’a. Active pallbearers were: C. L. nn international passenger list, 300 third class passengers knelt in Trail, today continued purr of the engino had been heard Chicks mashic tee shot at the Henry, r. J. Gonxalez, E. F. Lane; and thq work of identification pro­ a raging for his life 14 hours a ft on VJbdnesday, the sovcnflcuiUh. hysterical prayer * as Ip w» » too strong and the ball Henry McLaulin, Sr., George A. ceeded very alowly. So. far, the qtorm lashed four ocean lin­ had awirkd around the day after the flyers took o ff llL’q into the long rough. Evans DeCottes usLL. P. McCuller. mass. Scores of i . ers which came into New York from Oakland. It grew steadily r»l surveyed MaeKenzie’, ball In relays with shovels and j from 24 to 36 hours late today, louder and then suddenly stopped, 'n the green and then hla own lie; and her daughter, who • were I •— • • * • ■ » Ing machines. A fire h< :hM>HOnK MURDER P0L1C1 the back country folk maintained. ‘•ereupon he picked up and conair )jne open. seriously injured. Their.maid was IN V IT A T IO N EXTENDED Troop Three with 11 points to mer. * « I the hole. ; * DYERSBURG. Tenn.. Aug. 26 killed. While CASE RESTS W ITH JUDGE Dives (ages 13 and under) Plain, A preliminary investigation in- its credit yesterday captured the ®°hby, meanwhile, had become (IN S )— Detective Captain Frank TALLA H A S S E E , Fla., Ang. 26.from won by troop 3, Pete Higgimi, ated that the wreck was caused water meet at Silver Lake 0 up pn Ouimet by winning the Gisson, head of the Memphis Hom­ NASH VILLE, N. C „ Aug. 2 G - (IN S )— Invifhtiena to three org­ Troon Five, Boy Scouts o f Amer­ swimmer; Swsn, Won by troop 3, failure of the brakes. ond with a par 4 and halved the icide Bureau, was here today Inves­ (I N S )—The fate o f Alfred Denton. anisations, th# National Federation ica. Troop .Five amassed a total of Pate Higgins, tigating the mysterious murder of swimmer: Fancy, * par 3. 14<«ear-old confessed slayer o f T. Poe to f flee Clerks, the American I nine points. The meet was In Elihu Broglin, 19, whose body was won by pete Higgins, bwimmer. At the second Jones booked fcls A. Tant, Nash county fanner, rest­ Legion and National Lumber. Dealcharge of Scoutmasters M. C. Had­ 50 Yardjh u h (Free Style) won ed today with Judge Frank A. •re association to bold future meet­ v« so badly that it finally came found beaten to death in a field dock and J. A. Reeves with J. F. by troop 3 Wallace Philips, swim­ ll» the fourteoath^fairway. near this city sevaral days ago. Daniels, presiding over Nash coun­ ings in 'Miami havo been extended heart, fa , Two cousins, Octa Broglin ami Comer, Clifford Russel and Paul mer. by Governor Martin. ^ ■ ' t,lat point, he struck a fine ty superior court. . e rh ei Jim Hardin are held for question­ v -Noop acting ea judges. Divea (ages .14 and above);Surinn., Aug. HALT! 20. Taking the witness stand after "JJI* 2?iR*t for * “*• wh‘l* ing in connection with the investiFollowing the events. Troop face;won by troop 5 Farnworth, LYNCHING INVESTIG ATED (Cojtimied On P ‘ “ his eounccl had entered q plea of gatun. These youths were »«en (IN S )— Police today were search- Three pitched camp end spent the swimmer; Jack Knife; won by with the slain boy on the night he ing city hoepiCala apachecking phy­ nnlght on the lake. Following is- a- troop J, Wallace Philips, swimmer. manslaughter, Denton told hia WILMOT. Ark.. Aug. 27. (IN S ) sicians efficea fo r.'tfa ces of a story in the following words:— disappeared. . ’ ’ ’ ’ -Distance under.- water - swim: "Tnnt wax threatening to throw 'ounty officers, today are Invrstlbomber that they believe was hurt list o f the events with the winners: ting the lynching test night of 15 Yard Dash (Free Style) won Team J woe by Uroup 6, Murray rocks at me I took Ula gun and "PRIDE .OF DETROIT” READY by his own act of terrorism. inston Pounds, 20, negro, ^ 3» F®tq Higgins, swimmer. Kannev swimmer; Team 2 won by An area covering several blocks shot him.” was taken from a posse o f deputy “ D**h ( Breast Stroke) troop 6, Geo. Tucker swimmer. and containing the city sewage L ^ W C T O N , Aug. 26. (IN S ) OLD ORCHARD, M*-, Aug. 26« sheriffs and hanged to a tree two Won by troop 5, Bud Fhrnworth, Plunge for distance: Team 1 won FOUR PERSONS ] right of American cities to en- — ( I NS )^-Edward F. Schlce, Do- station and the city morgue was swimmer. miles from this city. by troop 3, Maicom Higgins, awirashakeh 'shortly before midnight by °ii *nd gas business troit oil m »gn »t«, ami William S. Dives (ages 13 years and under) rner;Team 2 won by troop B, Roy GREENVILLE, I a terrific explosion. Windows were i C^ “ *u *»d today by the SUn- Brock, his M AR TIN COBS FISHING j <pped o ff from broken for blocks and seven men Surface. isnflot, troop 3. Pete Hig­ Syme, swimmer. J v>k Comr ' * (5.S.T.) today in tho pumping station were badly gins, swimmer; Jack Knife, Woo Divea (ages 14 and under) ;P!oin ^n»e company neid .m the aup- here gt 4: 2d AT A LLA H A S S E E , . Fla., AugJ stroller mono- bruised. in their by troop B, Murray Kenner, swim- von-by troop B, George ippeal from Governor Detroit, dor Harplane, "P i Police believed the bomber was -W * by troop 8, bor Grace, N .K , Aa soon as they injured when his bomb exploded uPholdin are favored by good weather, they prematurely. ‘ filin g n A man was seen will start from Harbor Grace in running ewey from the station t S r B is C E jC attempt to encircle tho globe in “ a i , ! * 5" r t-M'l M»TTJ FINAL RITES ARE HELD TODAY FOR WIFE OF SHERIFF Father Of Flier Coi fident That Su WillCrownSon’ sHoi W. C. HILL SWORN 300 CHINESE MEN IN AS MEMBER OF PERISH IN RIVER CITY COMMISSION DURING FIGHTING as. Wife Sues Showman might pick up. . For Killing: Husband Navy’s Search. F o r Seven Fliers Covers Tremendous A re a Police Increase Guard Over Radicals* Bodies Failure.Of Brakes Sends French Train Down A Mountain Trapped By Cav Man Asks Worl To Hasten R e ' ft S Baltimore Cops l^ook For Injured Bomber S i mmrad Troop Three Captures Water Meet At Silver Lake Camp Thursday Afternoon �IK SIX THE SANFORD HERALD, iRSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1927 We worked all night a r r a n g i n g our stock in shelves and show cases— the store is cleaned up after the rush and the jam of value seekers. Everything is ready for you—don’t delay an instant—come now while everything is in order— while you* can get the attention that is so rightfully yours—come now and take advantage of BARGAINS TH A T WILL NEVER AGAIN BE OFFERED IN SANFORD. One look at our stock and you will be convinced that it is LO W - we havearranged what we have lett so you can conveniently select what you want- this our tinal advice to thritty shoppers-come while you can get service-while there are"bargains lett—tomorrow may be too late! SWEATERS SWEATERS i SWEATERS j f l ’ l Lot White up to / Ladies & Men’s - I f I.»t Men’s assorted Col1 lot Children’s sweaters,Sweaters, values j t red Sweaters, values up | \n!ues tire regular $ 2.50 $8 .50 , Bankrupt j^ to $0.50 , Bankrupt Sale. :pul $3 .01) but Hankrupt Sulc Price Price Is . J t Price now 1 $ 3 .9 5 | $ 1 .9 5 B edroom Slipp Regular $1.25 values. As long a last for only $ 1 . 0 0 only, your choice at Bankrupt Price 1 lot Men’s Shirts, ncckbupd and col­ lar attached styles, $3 and $3.30 sellers now 1 lot Men’s Pajamas, $ '*0 and $;i.()|) Overalls, jackets, etc. values up as sellers, Bankrupt Price only high as $2.50— to dose out at only 1 lot Men’s Shirts, neckband styles | Good Grade, $ 1.00 value, your chance, t sale price 20 Trunks, $20 arid $22 values, Hunk I nipt Sale I‘rice M e n 's U n ion Suits C h ildren ftm » t it- L A D I E S ! Don’t Forget That I lot of .TOO pairs Children’s shoes.' vulucs up to $2.50— as long us they hist for * • •t • . S ^ • r.. All .Ladies shoes, $8.50, $‘J.00, $10.00 and .$11.00 1 Hot Suitcase*. «a| ut*M $2.50, to 56.00 — our price* values, all colors, all sizes, new styles and shades are marked at just one price— It’s the chance of a life­ time to save! O PE N E V E N IN G S �Tj|E SANFORD HERALD FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1927 Our Municipal Band -1 ------• Tlie Sanford Herald _ __ _ _ . s — ^ * 1 As Brisbane Sees 1 TT---- ------ ----------------- ---------------- ZTV In A New Role The Credit Assnciatii Jgnnizcd (or tht j of Crueltysociety to Credit. .In 31 bills when they’re due, pravent thin cruelty. The Sanford Credit Miami L ife in a recent issue urged the commissioners of Clrrm-ncrati and Jatires. that city to engage one or tw o'of the local bands fdr next Britain's Air Plans. year instead of going out on the'mark/t for one of the high ' A m ateu r Prophecy. priced organizations which have served it in "p a st seasons, i Tariff and Farm. The newspaper pointed out thnt there were'mitif a dozen ex­ BY ARTHUR BRISBANE cellent bands already in the Magic City and tha^ it was fool­ ( n n t r l i h l l f l - 7 ?»> S i n r <*« ish and unnecessary to hire outsiders that offered no more g fta a * . than a wider reputation. In addition, Miami Li^e pointed out pur run uni mi...™. — that the engagement of a local band gave employment to and in pain. The man who served more Miami people ami at considerable less expense. his country so well does not de­ to suffer. The old French-* We were thinking about the Municipal Bftnd o f Sanford serve man jokes about his illness, little Tfcq Herald S a a fsrd ’s piaster aawa- as we read the comment in the Miami paper. The situation in he cares f< r himself. His love is H H t :aabMarifce« la (he la t e r a s tlsa a l N e w s Penrlee, reeetrlac from the Magic City has no particular bearing on that of Sanford, for Frnnce. . Some day, before long, in the this ■apertar a e m orssalsatlnn but we were just thinking how fortunate this/ city is in h a v ­ t w s a t r thsaoaad Wards daily r s r r r place to which all Root) patriots go, ing such a creditable musical organization as that which is he will meet other Frenchmen that l a « dB tha Ira d ls e eveata of the ra (tea —arid. Tha 1. T*. a la eepeelal. directed by Joseph Reizenstein. It is a local organization with have loved their country and done **.: effle le a l b* Flsrtda and lla ataaaar s f haadtlad alate sew s la a local leader and its music is exceptionally good. their duty. These will include W tlh sat epaal. James, who was murdered at the -aim > i* - »- ■ --------------A testimonial to the band's popularity with Sanford beginning of the war because he T ha' H e ra ld la a m em ber a f (he A a d it H a ra ss a f rirra la tlo a a . an people are the large crowds which line the lakefront on Mon­ opposed the war and sought to save I a t i vaa tla n a l A a a a rfa tlsa af T a b . when the organization renders France from it. Mahers. A d v e rtis e rs , nsd A d v e rtls la * day and Thursday nights Clomenccau agrees n< w, in sub­ A tteala w h ich res si res rs rb Pub­ well-balanced programs. In this connection we might mention stance and so do 40,000,000 other lis h e r. m em rb er to sabmIt ta a l U r s a t k a a d tt s f sabaertptlaa lists that not the least of its praiseworthy efforts was the band’s 1 French people, with what Jnures la s rd e r ta r e r l f r absn lu trlr all H alm s a t e lr r a la tla a aa w ell aa recent decision to continuftits bi-weekly p ro gram s for a price said in 11*1 I. He was murdered for b a sest haslaesa methods. [that Is equal to half the silm that was formally received from saying that then. He is vindicated F R ID A Y AUGUST 25 r n k H K iiA L ir a p h o u h a m Bsaaomy la r lt r and co a a ty . —lalatratlsa. U—O r r p r r w a ter rsu tr ta Ja ck ses U r vllle. U ■Cssstrnrtlns o f SI. Jobas Indian | R iv e r Canal. I— la a n a n ra ilo a o f m o a th lr “ O s t­ ap W eek. | < » A l(m r a lla | o f K sltdlap pro’ Brass— busses, hotels, apartm ent bosses. Is— A rsm in n sllf ('best. Tentpletloo uf r lt r b rsn tlfs. tlaa p rs c ra n . I-— A nrr* and m u drra > a s p lta l. ; .now. Thnt may lie some tion. 1027 "• It • of property each year is by “ spread” — that caused by some consola­ carelessness. II enough insurant' Sanford citizens are proud of their* band. It fills a need which every city fools, but which few arc able to afford. It provides a clean, wholesome form of entertainment which all Pr‘ may enjoy and at little expense. When listing our civic as- " ’! sets, we should give a prominent place to the band. . in* sorvin Judpo Gary’s Rules BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY J TH E H O LY HOUSE:—Thy testimonies are very sure: Holiness pecometh Thine house, O Lord for aver. Psalm 03:5 ■ PRAYE R:Lord, make my heart 1 Millions of il ill; ably the largest single corporation in America- During the same period he has watched his own fortune grow from a few hundred thousands to a vast estate variously estimated at from twenty-five to one hundred millions. When one is sick, so sick that he takes his sickness ser­ iously, he secures th(1 best doctor obtainable to diagnose his „ Good luck Paul Rcdfern over case and prescribe for him. When one gets in serious d if­ •he Caribbean. ficulty with the law, he retains the best attorney the extent -------- o-------of his finances will permit. When an executive plans upon £ U won't be long befirre all * u r news comes through the air and retirement, he looks about him for the best business man he I d about air. can find to succed him. pa * ° -------So, when one is laying down the principles and policies « I t ’D funny there should be no wnoney In the newspaper business for a business career, he should seek the advice of the most Vhen paper Is used for money. eminently successful business men. Of course it is impossible ——o------- for the average man to interview personally Mr. .1- f\ Morgan, W tll, why shouldn’t the Navy Itoto 1 Mr. George F. Baker, Mr. John D. Rockefeller, Mr. ‘'John ep up the search for the I---■net—it hasn’t anything cl»e to Wannnmaker, or any other f the other outstanding sucessji ., ca of this period. “John W. Davi°s, home from a- . - But it is not impossible for everyone to sometimes get sad keeps an eye on politics” — ,excellent advice from them in an indirect manner. When ■dime. What'n he afraid it will (Judge Gary, who is probably as well qualified as anyone to him?_____ ______ igivo advice on business matters, died, he left in addition to a AI»o, these people who live In vast estate, a somewhat lengthy will in which he set forth in aaa houses should not throw par- black and white some sound advice which he hoped would id,—DeLand News. Unless they prove useful to his heirs in pDeserving his estate for future ill down the shades. generations. t i . “ is-Ti it» k „ „ 1 1 A h a result of his many years of experience in a fast t yesterday for Ncw° Fuundland'^ U8*ness world. he has prepared five rules for keeping what lt« way to Europe. Let'a hope you have. They are short, concise, and meaty. We offer them Ide tlMan’t “ goeth befo.L* de- |to you here for your consideration: 1. Do not sign notes or bonds for anyone. 2- Refrain from anticipating your income in A young man In Freeport wks any respect. itruck by lightning Wednesday 3. Loan money only orf good security and nev­ tnd his clothes completely tom off. Undressing with lightning raptdler muke personal loans. , * y ;y, aa it were. 4. Avoid all doubtful investments regardless / . o f how glib the salesman may be. ^ / That picture o f Mayor Walker 5. Do not hesitate tn teject thewpinions </f n the Tampa Tribune Thursday others if "involved in any doubt.’* J ookad more as if he were in the !ront row chorus o f a Broadway thow than a Tammany lieutenant. GO ON TALKIN G DEAR!” HOW EVER, INM Y'IIX here make up f*>r nui eminent lethargy tn extent. Certain Ameriear interested in the r* nstr of an airplane with a guuri speed of .’100 miles an liaur may give the British BluehfJ Interesting rate. And Henry' Ford lias s preliminary work on a supei to carry 100 passengers and $7,000,000. NIK O LA TKI.SA SAYS “ p»wer transmitted by radio," that is to say, wireless power, will drive air­ planes some day. That’s encourag­ ing, giving scientific indorsement to a "guess" made in this column several years ago. Electricity is power, and power travels thr1ugh the air, as the lightning proves. It comes from the rky down with crushing frtree. Why shouldn't it go from the earth up t i t upply energy to flying ina’ li lies.’ . Me Laulins Diamond Mounting .... ’ * *----1 That Good Gulf Gasoline No Nox Motor Fuel Supreme Motor Oil Quaker State Oil Free Crank Case Service—Greasing Firestone Tires r------- - quired dumber of bishops, contains only w/rthless trash. That is what modern soothsaying ami much amatodr prophecy amount to. M aterials / S O M E FARM ERS FAR west th'nk they need to get rid of tar­ iff. But not all farmers think that. So m e realizes that farm prosper-1 ily depends on buying ability of j walkers in cities. Buying ability iifj our cities depends on protection! from 1<w wages paid in foreign] cities. • Let any farmer who doubts it start a farm in China, or in any European country. He would not write hack advising the folks t1 come over. ' A re In selecting huildini' mate* rials one * will not save by ■ choasing that which is cheap-1 est— the nmterials that cost less in the lontc run usually command a slightly higher t first price. Firestone Tires 411 W. 1st. St. TH E Y A R D WITH A M IL L B A C K I N G 5 Holly Ave., at *Bond Grade i Ith, 12th, 1.1 th ■ Zip Service P a ^ y t o n a v B e a f c h M IGHTY IS TH E spectroscope, of which « ' majority know nothing except that it works. It is told ami proved to us that suns millions of miles away are of the same ele­ ments thnt make our earth and •t.'ur bodies. It has oven shown us! on the sun elements th ft we had l nnt yet discovered on the earth, j Now the spectroscope is used to * study defects in the metal ftnd! nutrmohilc engines, nllowing set-1 enlists actually to look Ink's the I cylinders o f the engine. Pcrhnpn| somebody somoday will us« the! spectra to identify oil, gold und I water in the ground. 'According to a despatch from Mljrarood, a ten percent cut In all blaries recently put through, has BT. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT lilted only In better co-operation I better production. And it As governor of New York, " A l" boom, the Weekly says: * 'we to ba working that way In Smith holds a strugetic position in “ There Is one candidal:* for the inford too. presidential campaign politics, j Republican noipinst'^n to the presThat he would be a fonmidable *idenev who can'not be held guilt} v A Los Angeles girl was on a candidate tn reckrr wltn in "New |le*s in this mutter. Mr. Lowden ------ o __f p .---( iiiinumitrii la t-.has cultivated uhu and stimulated ’ train in Msxlcb attacked by ban- York, running on si., 'kind |dits. She died a day or two later form is admitted by leaders of |agricultural unrest until this has Many s man thinks he has nn op­ from injuries received. Mexicans both parties. A t this time he is far,become his single^asset. No Ropubhave no idea how much they hurt from being the unanimous choice jlicun president can be elected who en mind when it’s merely vucant.— the tourist business of their coun­ of Democracy, but |ii> large. follow - ! does not errry the state of New Feoria Sttfr. ing in his own state maxes him the iYork, and Co'didgc piled up a spectry by such tactics. outstanding hope of the party. The tacular plurality. Gov. - Smith has particular reason for this is that impaired strength against even Tha Japanese navy Is auffering the Republican party would find it »hown his ability to run with unram battleship crashes. During extremely difficult, in the opinion such a tide us that. What chances tanetrvers recently four warships of many statesmen, to elect their would Lowden stand in the East in in * together ana one o f them candidate unless he could carry general, and New York state in-parpile. Ninety members o f the crew, J/ew York .^ ticular? If whom the gods would ^lading e high ranking officer This opinion, which happens to destroy they first make mad, they tm said to have been lost. be Wall street’! view o f the pre- can not uvenge themselves on the farm relief, which Is the foaIng power behind the Lowden “A Nubstnnlinl Jeweler 108 Magnolia |t MUST CARRY NEW YORK TO W IN A rc h ite c t Hunk Itldg ’>ntord. Fla. Engraving Watch Repairing in a Substantial City There are enough planes get- j .J A C K 8 0 N V IL I.B JOURNAL p n g ready to fly across the Atlan­ tic to start another Dole Derby. | There are many who know thnt of that play to whom the "strong $ u t we__wouldn’t suggest calling it it. The other one was too dole civilization is founded on masculine Jnum" of great philosophies and FAHCrSMQ, M USSOLINI’S j conceit and feminine indulgence world affaires was bound hand doctrine, has ik-epareil a“ book of j of that conceit. and foot without knowing it? Anno faith," and Mussolini says it mu tJ Public life today is full o f im- humored His conceits, indulged his he accepted as the ‘‘ infallible com The Sanford Herald write! an . [ dUorial in which it refers to pick- portant masculines who fatuously delusion of independence, adver- pass" of the Italian nation. "Fascismo, triumphant and en-j ockets in Miami. Now that’s our believe themselves in full conduct Used it even, and protected it lea o f wasted effo rt—being a pick- of their offices when, if the tru*h against every suspicion from with- i during," K to last through the I ocket liV Miami.—Sarasota Times. werc really known, they are really put—but did not tolerate it in the ages. Mussolini believes it; the lic.j dominated in all important respects least in actual fact. A t the end of lief nirkes him happy, inspires hhi Out In St. Paul a woman was by their wives. |t fs 'a dominance the play the "strong man" is in- work. aantenced to thirty days tr> the which is exercised so subtly, with trrruptcd by an unruly crowd as lo OTHER MUSSOLINI'S W ILl.j [workhouse for throwing a pup out such consumate • indirection, with expounds in public one of his most o f the wind‘d . No. it wasn’t her kuch urtistry of persuusion and impressive nnd masterly Ideas, m iro in the hundred million year 1 hutband either.— Ocala Star.Whom genius of suggestion us to he no less ( Anne rebukes the interrupter undI of life that are ahead of Italy and ir.visable than complete. It Is v turns to her husband with a swe?t the rest of our planet .They will do they suspect? dominance which yields the fQ rm j‘‘G(i on talking, dear” which isi xvrite thei Chocks of faith," all ’ different from Mussolini’s, hut all >. It U rapidly getting to the poinn ! useful, and all celled infallible." where a roan wh</ hasn't made a • The kicks and squirmings of a 'trans-ocean flight is as much of n ‘ hnhy in the crndle are all "different. Iprovincial as the old buck board Hut nil combined produce a healthy Idriver who still gives the entire road to some speeding motorist 1 baby, Those Chinamen have been fightig among, themselves Jor years., ad we are not making any treats, but i f they want to find at what a real war is just let jpin keep on firing on U. 8. ehlps. J. H. JACKSON Phone 611 112 10. Second St. Icwelers-Optometrist , Kur m in i re a rs people- txsss nil o v e r T s l l n i t h i n nn*l C M id n h n tr x ls llr4 I l s r t s s * Hrnrh— to p la rt It's .......... .. lorn I Inn m m Inns n n « n rk n o w lrd a n l to h o ts rnU onrd tb l* K n it Const r lt r w ith thr W o rld ’s F in est A ll-V rn r U I m ale, ttn rm In W in * - - t uol In S*inimrr. Its W in te r rntt Is n lrrn d r w orld -w id e. F rom tha North. E ast and Ml d-\V>*t. evsn the P a c ific Coast. thr> rente| lo r the elln sal*. the Bench nnd Ine the Brent p rog r a n « r en tertain m en t w hich tnrlnden the W o rld ’s nrentest nawslcnl ornnnlsntlons -nnd Jndlrldnnl n rtls ls i (n r the h rn n lv o f s e r e n lr nsllen » l w a te r ( r s » l — s r r s s nsd r lt r r t tor n'*lf, flshlnn, hnlhlnn. mutorlnB. rld ln *. huntlna. snlllsn, rn c h fia s . Itn an Ideal sum m ertim e ts rrs , Ino. PeoDle la ( entrnl P lo r . IJd. Alnlrnmn. G rorB la and the C arsllaaa kn ow this nnd r n n e h r Ihaunandl. Its c a ll la rea rh la B r o s ante. W ill ran ro m ef Address IB t bnmher a t Cnwm erce fa r R rh n la lr uf rcd“ rsd sam m er rn lrs la heteln, n partm eals end aa hus liars. ” " buy that is scored by a scorin g m a ­ chine b efore it leaves our plant and is cut in beautiful Square blacks to fill your ice box perfectly. _ your ic c from the w agon o r truck with the o ra n g e oval em b lem IT IS V O U R G U ARANTEE fo r pur#, clean, solid k o Courtscut treate n «n . pr* i octXrwir. Phone 202 �THE SANFORD ifflce Telephone 148 Social Calartder MONO IV , ■n .Mallory Cirde of tho ,tist Church will meet R. It. .McRae at Iter home tto Avenue, at Four TU E SD AY f. T. U. will hold a “ White ant” party at H u’dock at the i to the Methodist Church, WEDNESDAY nie Spaulding Circle of the Baptist Church will meet ah /, lock with Mrs. E. M. Curt tier homo on Magnolia Ave3 Zelma Lerwter of Orlando Wednesday her*- us the guest K. Key. * ,| R, Wilson motored F/idny l;m«l where he spent tho day ling to business. D, Barber left Friday nfterfov Jacksonville where he will few days on business. RIDAY, AUGUST r MRS. FRED S. OAftiER, SOCIETY EDITOR Thc questions which the union's In stopping production o f eoal, to attorneys place before theWprtm#Interfere with the business at the mines in sending coal ttito In­ court btoadly, are: terstate commerce, thus violating Can the union orgsnizers appeal federal laws. O directly to individual workers, an­ lit Better Fight te ^er contract tpot to Join the union, Tba onion, In Its appeal, fights to become members and strike. ’ Is the union in attempting to bitterly the ruling of lower courts n stop production of coal in West which, Its attorneys assert, virtual­ Virginia violating the Sherman and ly prohibit agents froni persuading - Clayton anti-trust laws by inter- non union miners o f West V ir­ i- feiin g with interstate commerce T ginia to join the union. In defining the extent to whleh t> Lower Court Injunctions iTwo lower courts granted Inh, junctions against the union, as a f. result 6f strike orders of 1922 amt ie measures to enforce them. The ie operators won victories in their e f­ forts to resist inroads in the West >d Virginia fields. ie "They (the operators) believe - that they have successfully insuletir ed the field of unionisation," says at a brief filed for the union. “ And / by the decree in these consolidated E Residence Telephone 859 Pastime Bridge Club Members Kntcrtained By Mrs. Itay Wilson n birdie 3 when Ouimet picked up END OF FIRST 18 conceding the hole. Meanwhile, Ev­ ans and MacKenxie had left the OUIMET 8 UP AT ninth all square, Roland winning the eighth with a 4 to a 5, but los­ JONES LEADING ing the ninth with a 7 against enter­ Evans’ par 5. Mr-;. Raymond WiDun tained must delightfully at bridge (Continued From Page One) W'l'ilmwiiiy pen ing at her home -n mmet, missing the carpet with Willow Avirme. when she was hostess tu member* of the pastime ■is approach had to be content with Bridge Club. The rooms wh-TO the tables had been arranged f..,- [day were most attractively adorned with quanti­ ties of vhiil limd zinnias and other summer flowers combined with * greenery. The evening hour passed quick Iv with the game of bridge and when scores hrd been compared it was found that the high score prize a'duinty boudoir pillow, had been won by Mr*. Robert Marika. For failing t" score her points and hon-1 ors, Mrs. J. J. Carroll was given the consolation prize also a lovely 11 botnloir pillow. In cutting for thejse lucky card. .Mrs. .). K. Ritchie won | i the prize, it lining a unique bridge t »«*• |r. A t a lute imir the hostess served 1 ,, a tempting ice course and fruit 1 punch us refreshments. jj; The players were Mrs. J, E. Kitehie, Mrs. Robert Masska, Mrs. .I.!j,i J. Carroll, Mrs. J. E. Wat hen, Mrs. \ C. W. Stoudenmire, Mrs. C. Dri-i^ ver, Mrs. I.unison and Mrs. Wilson.’ . Cantrat Competitive Field o f tl .MM-waat, the high court’i deelsh next fall may alio vitally affect the fortunes of the miners’ union In this field. Neither MacKenxie nor Evans was able to get home o ff the tee at the eighth. Chick being shot* and Roland In the rough to the right. Both got on well with their chip shots but Evans missed a ri­ diculous putt of less than two feet and so lost the hole. However, MacKenxie tried to drive over the trees at the dog’s leg ninth, only to see his ball sail out of bounds. His second drive drive and a brassie to ijet his wns a fine one but Chick Was only b, Roland, meantime, having 5 yards short o f the green with a his hrnssie into a trap. of. tiie ir‘contracts to Join the and go on a strike for the Ing Its pfiwW .of pt other and. very ail This latter act the "T o the laynten this modification'Is Attorney* for the operators »*rt that tba miners’ onien spent millions df 'dolls rt th lo n g‘Wedt Virginia . fight , * 1898, Scores o l lives have boo* in the struggle, with tic k side casing each other at terrorism, • i j __ J__ f *_■ S TU A R T ing taade-an Sunrise HUW iV. Richardson o f Milwaukee, arrived here Thursday, for f stay here on business. i, Rolt returned home Thuraroui Jacksonville where he several days on business. drs. R. H. Berg have r o ­ ll Jacksonville where a few tlaj's on business. Hamel has returned latka where she lias ter son during the s Tillyo- Benjamin and Miss Kanner are spending a week unit, Fla., as the guests of l). T. Alford who has boon ■ relatives at Way cross, Ga., the guest of friends at Tenmid Mrs. F. Huskey Wight pending several weeks at lg Green and oilier points'in again drove into the rough but pitc hci| on nicely. Francis was 15 feet away front the pin with his Stephen Rhinholser Jr., was the second and both men got down with genial host Wednesday evening tit their second |fiitts. Another half on the short sixth n dinner followed by a theatre par­ ty given in celebration of. his birth­ left Jones still l| up on Ouimet. MacKenxie anti Evans nNo got day anniversary. The rooms of this Iqvely home the’r ;t’s here, Roland remaining 1 were affectively decorated with I up. bowls o f plumbago and tiger lillies | At the sixth MacKvnxie’s tee carrying out the color scheme of j|shot was well on the greelt while blue and yellow. The dinner table ( hick’s nail was just to the near was centered with a low mound of edge. He, however, ran his ap­ these li vely blossoms and marking proach putt right into the shadow the place o f 'the giysts were’ appro­ of the flag for a d while MaeKenpriate place z-uriis. *|zie putting for a *J, rimmed the cup After dinner the guests repaired I from a distance o f 1 fifeet, ■ to the Milam- where they witnessed Evans then tvirn the seven I It the play “ For the Love of Mike,” with a ■! to a 5, to square the mutch Those enjoying lids pleasant a f­ fair were James Sands Jr.,' Eugene Adams, George Atkins, Edwin Shinhoiscr and Stephen Shinholser. T o Our Friends A n d Patrons strictly C Ai S H> / • rT i , him H IA L E A H ----- New strpet mark Isa l.ueile I-o Roy of Orlando era being installed. [ending this week at Daytona ih as- the guest of Miss Helen P iN E T T A —- -7-Banner water­ melon crop being shipped from pstettc. . i . l this district. '* I*. Hagen returned home JACKSO NVILLE — — Flint rsday afternoon from Tallahaswhere ho spent the past week koto Roofing Company to cs^nb iish plant here. ruling to business. O n and a fte r Septemper, I st FE R N A N D IN A — New Amor Mrs. Rollhnd L. Dean, who has visiting friends and rolitives lean I.n France fire .truck pur lew York ami Boston, returned chased for Fernnndinn. c Friday afternoon. WABASSO — Rapid progress construction of |rs. Roby I.uing and brother being made de W. Walker Jr., are aperul- bridge over Indinn River. u few days in St. Petersburg at. AUGUSTINE — sino.nnf s their father Dr. S. VV. Walk* bond issue to be voted on for build ing firehousu and installing new equipment. . and Mrs. C. L. Park, who been visiting their son and Ur. und Mrs. Charles I*-Park, Friday for their home ut m Ga. put this into effect, and a sk for ii , * ’ j * ■ your valued patronage on. this ba tinue to deliver. rs. John l-eonardi motored xday to Del.nnd where she t the day as the guest of tho ness and Professional Worn- SANFORD R E T A IL D R U G G IS T S A S S O C IA T IO N and Mrs, Glenn E. McKay Kuiss Florence , Me Kay, who1 h spending tho past six weeks CWudlaml IVrk. Gn.. are expectto return home Friday evening. — many friends o f Mrs. Mack umy will be gipd to learn that f Has recovered sufficiently front 1recent operation at the Fet­ id Laughton Hospital to be rered to her home. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Cochran have urned to their home nt Camille, k sfter a pleasant visit here ui Oiliest* o f Mr. und Mrs. W. Ipudttntnire and the Misse Pauline 4 Christuin Stoudenmire. Now is tho lime tVhnve the children's clothes cleaned and get them ready for school. Send us all , •* their drosses, coats and suits white we have time to * ■' 4. * * give them SPEtHAL ATTE NTIO N . Also send your faded dresses, suits or * eonts tu be dyed. We -* enn - J*’ - make .hade. In* many friond» o f Mrs. J. B. iviuifwill lie pleased to leant | she has recovered sufficiently her recent operation at tho •Id I-nugh ton Hospital to i»* >ved to her home on Park Avc- us • We - them any are pre­ * pared to give you the very best work and ser­ vice in Sanford. Laney’s Drug Store. McReynolds D ru g Go. M obley s D rug S Roumillat & A p d Sanford Drug Company. , Union Pharmacy M abel Saint’s Store. Mlss Virginia McDanlal, who has *n attending Camp Jocsssee !« Senaca, S. C., and who has *n spending the past week in AtGa., With her sister, Mrs. Hturman will return home Mrs A. D. Zachary, Miss Bessie! P ^ r y . Arthur Zachary Jr., and: ‘“*hen Powers are expected to rg - 1 5? home Saturday from States-1 N. C., where Arthur Zach-! •T recently underwent an opera- I *°r appendicitis. We will give 25 per cent discount on all dye work brought in next week. CALL US—WE C AL£ a .W fH JAC KSO NVILLE • — “mlding PfinnitA issued here durH month of Jui$ tataled »38,500 SOUTlJ JAC KSO NVILLE — ij. l ,e l°M reported in . South ••ckxenvill* during month of July- Phone 465 �Ttifi SANFORD HERALD FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1927i T h r e e ( 3 ) ot T o w n s h i p T w e n t y ( 2 0 ) South of flange T h i r t y 1.70) Fast, run N o r t h IU d e g r e e n F a s t m s ' f e e t ; t h e n c e Si hi t h 5 •rlegree* and f o r t y m i n u t e * W e s t 920 f e e l ; t h e n r e W e s t 11.1 f e e t ; t henc e N o r t h SOJ.S f e e t t o t he beginning; ALSO EXCEPT C o m m e n c i n g at the W e s t Q u a r ­ ter f l e c t i on c o r n e r o f Section Tu ree (3) o f T ow n s h ip T w e n t y ( 1 0 ) Smi t h o t C a n g e T h i r t y 1 30 1 Fast. In S e m i n o l e County. S t a l e o f F l o r i d a , r u n n i n g t henc e F a s t l i l t . 5 f e e l , tl i ence sout h 31 d e g r e e s and 30 m i n u t e s West 1 « L 9 f e e t t o poi nt o ( b e g i n n i n g C u n n i n g Ihence Sout h 11 de­ g r e e s anil 30 mi n u t e s W e s t so feet; t h e n r e no r t h 00 d e g r e e s nnd 34. mi n u t e s West 110 f e et to t h e Shor e o f P i n e Lak e , t h e n c e N n r t l i e s s l er l y a l o n g the -l ake s h o r e to a point whi ch Is or. u a g r e e s nod 30 mi nut es We s t 13e f * e t f r o m the poi nt o f b e ­ g i n n i n g . t h e r i r f South or. d e g r e e s and 30 mi n u t e s Fns l tfifl f e et to t he poi nt o f b e g i n n i n g , c o n t a i n ­ i n g t w e n t y - f i v e I m n d I'edtIts of nnA*t-re. m o r e o r less, the s a m e b e i ng lo| nu mb e r 12 o f Cl ock I o f tiie C e l - I s l e Se c t i o n o f I.ocli Arbor. and f r o n t i n g uU West C r y s t a l d r i v e ; AI-SM FX<*FPT L o t numb e r e d IB o f Clock * of Rio De Janeiro Brazil ! DAVENPORT — New City Hall C e l - Isle Se c t i on nf wh a t l « gcti, i s a lad in h»Kh ach»>ol nif,he<l to completion -r filly k n o w n as L od i Arbor nare, he wit* able to build a plane i _______ _________ . d e s c r i b e d as f o l l o w s : F r o m thc W e s t Juar t e r c o r n e r o f Se cti on himself and fly over the city. | BAP.TOWN — Grounds of New 3 o f T o w nship 29 Sout h o f C a n ­ ■uraly he ought to Ik- cupnhle of (h,|<., hotel being U-nuttfied. g e la Fast, In Se mi no l e C o u n t ) . winning in this endeavor,** Dr. | _____________ ._____ S t a l e of F l o r i d a , r unni ng th.-n.-e Fast fl3 1 fl f eet t o Iron pi n. Rddfern aaid. I DAVKNPOUT — Holly Hill I he n c e Sout h I t d e g r e e s and 31 Young Redfern spent most of fruit growers will build packing m l n i l ' e s W e s t 397.23 f e e t , t h e n ­ r e on a 12 d e g r e e and 12 mi nute hi* school days here, building a pant. e n r v e to l e f t IBS S t f eet In the “ il»no himself ___ while ___ in Columbia po i n t nf b e g i n ni ng DADE C IT Y — Standard Oil Sigh school. When the war came ■ C u n n i n g I hence on the 12 d e ­ g r e e nnd 12 mi nut e c ur ve * to Company's new building opened on he left to work for the govern­ 'eft 87,92 f e et to P. It. C . ment in a New Jersey plane fac­ recently. t h e n c e on a 28 d e g r e e c ur v e l o tlie right 12 91 f e e t ; thence tory, but returned to Columbia to N o r t h 88 d e g r e e s and 39 m i n ­ finish his schooling. IN D IA N TO W N — Rapid pro­ ut e s We n t 189 feet to the short, gress being made on new schoolDr. Redfern has studied close­ rtf P i ne L a k e , t h e a r e North­ w e s t e r l y a l o n g said Ink.- shore l y the route his son was to tnke, house here. t o a point Nor t h 71 d e g r e e s nnd and, with fatherly pride, repeated­ lu mi n u t e s We s t 137 f eel f r o m BUNNELL------- Florida Power Hi e point of b e g i n n i n g : t henc e ly expressed the oetief that the Sout h 71 d e g r e e s anil 19 ml ni i t e & Light Company huildlng new flight would be successful. K a s t . 117 f eel to the point o f retnil ice station here. beginning BRUNSWICK, Ga., Aug, 2fl. A L I O Ihe f o l l o w i n g de s c r i b e d JACKSONVILLE — Florida ( l ands situate. It lug and b e i n g (IN S )— The silence of v/tst Portland Cement plant almost , , In Keml npl e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . stretches of sea and T h e Southeast Q u a r t e r IS K 'i ) . "7 ' .JunK ** , completed; has cost $.1,000,000 anti of tlie N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r ( N W ^ ♦ d today about aviator Paul wj,l e m p l o y 250 men • ' , ) o f the ' So ut hwe s t .lUHXter Redfern who hopped o ff f r o m _________ ___________________________________ f S W ' , ) .f Section T h r e e 11) of Brunswick yesterday noon on u 'N n T irn o k KOitKct.nuriti-: h a l f Township Twenty ilil) Smi t h ->f l l ai i g i r i i l r t y ( 3 9 ) Fast lone non-stop flight to Brasil. I Under anti by virtue •>f .. o-.-r.-e •»f A L S O I :e gi n ul rig at the Hmii l i ­ a fl*k ' i i '* * |fot r*f•!(»•• itr»* nml uni** n*fii|**n*i| in tin* I nc (luring younflf pilot left t h e i C I r r u l t Court. Id ami For H»*min 1-* ens! C o r n e r -if tlie N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r ( N W 1, ) o f the Soniti. .... in beach ut Glynn Isle at 12:40 1\ M .,' Co|,,,M her ei n p e nd i ng . w h e r e i n I »•*w est Q u a r t e r ( S W * , t o f Se c f l on and 24 hourn later there wan no *F or 1li*' 1 Three f l ) of Township Twenty ee t - Manf or d Itealty t' nntpanv. t29| So ot h of C a n g e Thirty word from him. But this was not Inc* . n n i r p o r n l l n n *>f F l o r i d a . r mn139) Fast, run t he nc e Fas L i : 22 iiliilnant. n n.l Han f o r d C o u n t r y r l u l i necessarily an indication tha^ any­ He l al r e , h r n r p n r t a l l n n nr g nni x e d c hai ns. South 19 70 cluiltis W.-si thing had gone wrong with th# big nml e x l e l i n g u.-der Hit- I mv * nf the 9.22 chains, thence Nor t h 19 7o c hai ns to the point o f to-glnnlrig monoplane, “ Port of Brunswick," St a l e o f Kl nr l i l a: I t e a n - l l e r g t' nrpor ati on. a r n r t mr a t l n n organised A I Jtl i the Nor t he as t Qniirtlrr fo r the young pilot carried no ra­ anil e x i s t i n g ui nf er the Ih i v i o f the I N ' K ' i ) o f tin- N o r t h w e s t Q u a r ­ t e r ( N W 1, ) of the S o ut h we s t dio and his course was over the St ate o f Klnrhta. unit I! K Moult-, - itefetnlailta. I w i l l sell ul |>«iVTQoiirler ( S W 1, ) --f Section south Atlantic and Caribbean Sen nr lli- out c r y to the h i g h e s t l.lct.I.-r fur T h r e e ( 3 ) of T o w n s h i p T w e n t y fo r 2,600* miles— waters broken cash at the f r o nt d o o r o f the l * mi r l 1 20) Sout h of Itatige T h i r t y 139) Fast only by the scattered islands of house In t h e C i t y o f Hanf ord, In mild County and State, dur i ng the I h k u I KX CHP T I . NC, f r o m the f o r e ­ the West Indies according to naval hours o f mile on M o n d a y tlie f.th g o i n g de s c r i b e d lands the fol­ officers here. day nf Se p t e mbe r . A, l> 1927. the lowing name b e i n g the f i r s t M o n d a y In auld L o t s 23. 28. 39 31. 38. 37. 17. I I . N a vy hydrographers estimated month, the f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d land 19. 30 31 32. 87, 84. 73, 78. 93, -18. 119. I I I . 129. 121, 132. 139. that i f head winds had not slowed l y i n g and b e i ng In the t ' ou n t y o f ! teminole and S t a t e o f F l o r i d a f o M0. 131. 132. 133. l i t . 133. 138, him too much, .ho should bo over fwit: IRt. 182 183. ] 88, H7. 291, 299. Trinidad Island, o ff thd const o f ■ A l l r.oiK s h o w n and d e s i g na t e d 210. 217. 222. and 223 of the on that c e r t u l n pl at o f C r y s t a l C r y s t a l L a k e s c l u b Secti on o f • British Guiana, around noon today. L a k e s C l u b un f i l e and o f r ec o r d L o c h A r b o r a c c o r d i n g to pint I f he had mode this much progress, among the p u b l i c r e c o r d s of t h e r e o f d ul y f i l ed and r e corded S e mi n o l e C o un t y . F l o r i d a , ex­ he probably would reach Mncape, III the o f f i c e o f tlie C l e r k o f t he c e p t i n g , h o w e v e r , t he r e out and Ci r c u i t Co ur t o f Heml t ml e C o u n ­ Brasil, on the north hank o f the t h e r e f r o m t he f o l l o w i n g tote. t«»ty, F l o r i d a ; A L S O l-nt I t of Amazon about midnight tonight. wl t : Lot s Nine ( 9 ) , T e n ( l o ) , Illoi'H I o f U n i - late Section nf Kleven (H > . T w e l v e ( t l ) . T wenl at c h A r l mr . deacrl bed as to m e ­ ■ - I t had been hoped that Porfrt t y- ni n. » ( 29) . T h i r t y . e i g h t US), tes unit hounds us f o l l o w s ; F r o m Rico would flash the news that T hir ty-nine (39). One Hun d r e d the WV-st Q u a r t e r ( W ) Cur­ Se v e n ( 107) . one huridreit t h i r t y lier o f Se c t i o n 3 T o w n s h i p 20 the yellow and green monoplane ( 1 1 0) . o n e hund r e d t h i r t y - t h r e e Sout h I tati ge 30 Fust. Semi upl e had passed, but he should nkuife (111) , One H u n d r e d T h i r t y - f o u r C o un t y . F l or i da , r u n n i n g , I h e n c e made Porto Rico by dawn today, 0 - 1 0 . t*ne Hu n d r e d T h i r t y - s e v ­ Fas t 831.3 f e et to a c oncr e t e (117) . t i ne H u n d r e d T h i r t y according to these estimates. i en eight ( I I S ) , f in* Hundred S e v ­ Head winds prevailed o ff the e n t y - t h r e e (173). f i n e H u n d r e d Seventy-four t 174). One Hun­ Florida epaat yesterday and he dred Seventy-five M7A) . One may have Seen delayed hours, in Hun d r e d Eighty-night (IMS), One Hu n d r e d H i g h l y - n i n e < 1X9), reaching potto Rico. Any devia­ f i ne H u n d r e d N i n e t y (1911), T w o tion from his course probably H u n d r e d T e n <21 ••>. nnd t e n f e e l vould have caused him to miss the o f f the N o r t h e a s t c o r n e r o f L o t F i f t y - s e v e n 1 37). A l s o Hast h a l f Island alUHrether.(Kty) nl S o u t h w e s t Q u a r t e r The Brazilian government re­ (HWI*) of Northwest Quarter Magnolia At Second ( N W i ) and W e s t 21*1 f e e t o f ported todhy* that visibility was Soutlu-iiHt Q u a r t e r (KW>.t ) of poor In northern Brazil. No severe N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r ( N W ' , 4 ) , al l in ee ot l on t h r e e ( 3 ) . T o w n s h i p disturbances at sea wore reported, T w e n t y ( 29) South. I t a n g e T h l r . however. ^ ly l i d ) Hast. A l s o tlio W e s t H a l f . Wireless stations all'along the < W ' * ) o f the N o r t h w e s t Quart­ er I N W Q ) o f Hie S-i i t thwest perilous route eagerly awaited Quarter (SW '4) of Section _ some tidings of Redfern. Ships at T h r e e 1 1 ). o f T o w n s h i p T w e n t y (2ti) South, o f C a n g e Thirty sea also hav* been usked to watch ( l i t ) Fast. y fo r ths pl®ie. A L S O the. We s t H a l f (W»4> In event Redfern Is forced down nf the So ut hwe st Q u a r t e r ( H W k ) o f the N o r t h w e s t Quarter ,nto the Atlantic or Carribean sea, (N W H ) of Se c t i o n T h r e e ( 3 ) , he has a rubber raft which can be o f T o w n s h i p T w e n t y (2i>) Sout h Inflated vflthin half a minute by of C a n g e T h i r t y <::o) Fast, F x rV|i( lieg I lining at the N o r t h ­ means o f compressed air buttle. we s t cor ne r o f the said South­ v He hss a flare pistol, a special we s t Quarter ( S W 1, ) ot the N o r t h w e s t *. Q u a r t e r ( N W *,). game hunger1 , which i« ft combina­ run South 33U X f e e t ; t l i e nc e tion o f a revolver and a shotgun, lint-ill tJ d e g r e e s Fast t7ll f r e t I and a- pais qf powerful binoculars, t h e n r e W e s t 33il,'i Tret t o t h e hvWESTERN MEATS g i n n i n g ; . M. s u F X t ' F l ’ T I t e g i n v For noQrtfhment, the youthful n l n g JIUS.J reel Sout h o f the aviator carried with him two dozen Northwest eorner of Section j ham and chicken ftnmlwiches, two boxes of hullion cubes, a quiuitlty chocolate drt/ps and malted Wttic , one therfnos. bottle of c<-free and another o f milk and four gallons of water. He. has a if* small distilling apparatus for the purpose of obtaining drinking wa­ ;, (Continued From Paire 1) r i e r trom the graph Agency to hamlle and give’ --......... -— sea, / - ■ enough ----- — food and — 'v * out oil news o f Redfern’* move- \ l“ «t for some time. ments and landing, so that it ^ "With God's help, I'll reach BrnWould be official in character.1ail." Hcdfern said as he took off This Information will be available i yesterday the second time, his first to all newspapers and news ngen- attempt being unsucrssful because, ci*»- , • i of str<ng cross winds that would — —— not lift the heavy plane. ‘ r t S u v <''InAu, f V ,2<1;' “ Somewhere in Brazil*’ is -bis ^ ^now h* will make it. -destination, “ I'm not going to take o { *t™ M*ncr f.nd chances," he said. “ If the. fern* nr'( i n .T’" ’ f It ' r » r°'i* weather is bad HI turn toward the! ,v,° " — t «"d xtop at I’ ara (Belem ); ,d ! ati er, " Y " ? If it’s only moderately severe. I ll S S S S f n i to . ’ Imake f p a non*st<ip w h o ‘*< continue If #it's Buempunsr . ,to ,Pernambuco. . fl ., , l flight from Bninswick, Ga.. U - ‘-k1 nManrl in It l^ lle.lnne.ru.' World Awaits Word, . From Paul Redfern ■U. S. o Brazil Flier " "" i nionuruetii. th- 11- '/* nor t h I XtlvK rees west I f . TJ r e e l ; t hence north 72 drgr . -e* east 80 f eet Ihence north 14 d e g r e e s w e s t 114.81 f eet ; thence on a 2S d e ­ c r e e 1 1 mi nute c u r v e to r i gh t 93 f eet *to the point o f b e g i n n i n g ; t leflee south 41 d e g r e e s and to minutes ,-ust !2I 9 f eet t henc e north I -> d e g r e e s a ml 17 ml rtnti g, east A*, f e e t , thetice nort h It , degrees 23 minutes. we nt s i , f f eel t lien.-e on a 24 de gr ee It mi nut e c ur v e t o Ir f t 93 feel l o n b e point nf b e g i n ­ ni ng. ALSU Lot 14 o f l l lock 2 o f the ft*d-te)e f l ecti on of Loctt Arbor desc r i bed as in met es e nd I.,>fi lids as f o l l o w s F r o m t h * We s t Quar t e r O V ' i i Cor ni r . of S e c t l - n 1 T 2-t S. I! .Ut Fas t . S c mi i ole C o u n t ' F l o r i d a ; run- V 21 d e g r e e s 'll mi nut es w- st feet, t ti em- e nortti 8'. d ' - g i m i n u t e s east l a- r i to inn *>f b e g i n n i n g , r lien, Hot'? It Is C ool In Loch A rb o r Location is a prime asset of Ivoch .Arbor. 4 •— • -- - - There U nothing more effective for killing moth* and (teriltxing their egg* then Tanglefoot Spray. I t it extremely powerful ■ Mf and a b so lu tely »a fe. W W Tanglefoot cannot (tain. mm k or injure fabric*. ■ * JACKSONVILLE thk tanglefoot company O ra nd R apid*. Mich. Convince Yourself To-D ay pnT^ “NICK” — you’ll like it! H o w to cross a When A &. P advertises an item as beinj; of the first qual­ ity— that it is the best that the market affords— that you may always be assured of its freshness— you will find this Item to he exactly as described. Furthermore, the price will lie surprisingly low. B R ID G E P A R T N E R a and DeFoijesf-Sanlord Realty Co. Box 3H0 Sitnforil I'honc 277 Fresh Foods 108 PALMETTO AYE. BEEF Spare Ribs - lb . l» lb Western . PORK CHOPS ** !0ib m J t STEA K a t >1K Smoked Half Or * HAMS Whole ^ SNOOTS & NECKBONES get awety w ith it I d some states, particularly the state o£,matrimony, trumping a partner’s ace is a crime more to be feared than shooting a Ford out of season. Pretzeleers have found a way out. They make sure there’s always a big plate of OSo-Guds alongside the card table. Then when the injured partner gets fairly incan­ descent with blistering rage, the pretzeleer bites out a fev/ letters like this: -^74* BOKAR COFFEE, Lb. Tins O IV/ 8 O’Clock Red Circle COFFEE Selected Fresh Ground COFFEE Lb. 33c 1 Lb. 35c America's Finest Package Coffee Hue Bonnet Market -C Cbn i nl al i i a r i L ida, nights are just • 2nd Street & Sanford Avenue * S* Yemay and Wnu Muagrave. Proprietors f-u* find in Central Flor­ os2 . u*vi|g|ii>i« as cool as one will 00 . S p e c i a l M a wt e r I n “ - h n n c e c v L A N i t 1st ftW HITKHAIlt, In summer, days are 5 .r H F it I U N O F L O R IO A FRANKFORT «; SAUSAGE > A! f „ SLICED Breakfast C BACON «POT ROAST 4^ £ OR SIRLOIN * M• ) c . 111*1,1. tl, 89 * 39 point n o r t It W. H. LONG asm " -«*». f-n-n life t\*e«| Qosrfer I \V Ij ) Prompt Deliveries WESTERN ROUND Of SIRLOIN f e e l ; ttu-nce won It) 83 d e g r e e , i n miaul*-. Went -7.V f e e t l o th* tmlnt of * he f l nn l f t K . f u r r i e r o f S e c t i o n 3. T 29 fl. !( .a C.nsi, fleiiittiole *' f*fi nt>. F l o r ­ i da. m o e a s t Rf.I 1 f e e t In a c o n ­ crete monument. tlience run Mol III I 4 d e g r e e s w e s t 221 3 f e e t l o a c o n c r e t e iimntinieiii. I l i e nc * o h a 31 d e g r e e M i i C n o l - c u r v e I,. Hi e l e i i ^ c i i L a r. o t r a l a n g l e o f 98 d e g r e e s 34 m i l , l i t i s II f l j s . l a n c e o f 232 33 f,-,-' l o a c o n ­ c r e t e mn t i o m> n i . i l t eni , * north Quality-Service-Courtesy SWfeET POTATOES, Lb. ..... . .06c IRISH POTATOES, 10 Lbs .......v .30c PEACHES- 2 L b s .............. ,25c , P 0 | $ BEANS, Lb......................... 45c i APPLES,Lb.................. ...4Pc k TOMATOES, 2 Lbs...................... ,25c f. CABBAGE, Lb........... *......... ............05c ‘(ANANAS, 3 L b s .......................... .25c [QNS, Dozen............. ........... .. .30c !SH EGGS, Dozen........ .... 45c B ite yourself an A lphabet 21 degf---'* 38 rulnutcw eftxt 138 II HU III, l ice i-*;|s| m i l l f e e l l o a l o o m a I i ntei sect I,oi w i t h the F a s t s i d e o f F a s t C r y s t a l Drive; t h e n c e on a 9 d e g r e e c u r v e |n 1 i* lit -.18 II f e e to tlip p o i n t ,|( b e g i n n i n g . t p r r c e 4,n u l l 7 ! degrees lii m i n u t e s Fast 217 t ,ei. t h r o e - north **ii feet; ( l i e n e e m o t h 73 d e g r e e s 19 t n l n l . l e - west 1st f e e f Ihence on u ** d e g r e e 3 m i n u t e c u r v e ,,i r i g h t 8-1 f e e t : It e p e e rttl a '* l l e L'r, e ( ’III Ve t o l ef t 13 f e e t to (o.mt of b e g i Mill |ig , A l . S t * l ot I t Itl oi -k t. o f til e III-)-*. *r S e c I Loo ,,f I ....... A r b o r d e s c r i b e d n s to m s and 1,011 m l s ne f o l l o w - * ; Gonzalez Grocery Co. ial For Saturday I I - d e g r e e * 39 in I mi I c e Wi -ai I :,d fer-t l o D i e whore o f L a k e A m o f y lln-n.-* mi rth 83 i l o g t e c a j a ml n Uteji F » « t 73 f e y t t ^ t n e n c f i j i o p t l i . (irandmother’s ^D C OranRe Pekoe TEA, l-2Lb. Tin Del Monte Del Monte LOGANBERRIES HLACKBERU1ES No. 2 Can 21c <• No. 2 Can,. 21c White House, Tall Can ^ EVAPORATED A1ILK, 5 for Octagon P & G White NAPTH A SOAP '* SOAP POWDER 2 Small Pkgs. 9c 10 Bars For 40c Made Bv The French Method OOn LUX TOILET SOAP, 3 Bars *A & P BAKED BEANS Tomato Sauce ;No. 2 Can 8c Iona Brand Dried Soaked Black Eye Peas No. 2 Can 10c Sultana Assorted JAM, Qt. Jars Sun Maid RAISINS 2 Pkgs. For 25c f Blue Ribbon PEACHES 11 Oz. Pkg. 15c 5c American SARDINES. In Oil Rajah Brand MAYONNAISE 8 Oz. Jar 19c 49c Rajah Brand Sandwich Spread 8 Oz. Jar 23c ! Now, who could continue to talk mean after getting such a sweetly contrite answer? Not your other half, surely. Crispy, crunchy, salty pretzels baked by Uneeda Bakers smooth over many difficul­ ties. They help make things pleasant at parties and picnics. They're good any time with iced drinks. They’re fine for betweeameais and before-we-go-to-bed lunches. And try them with soup, with salad, with cheese, witft dessert. Give them to the children for piecing. They are very easy to digest. ) Be sure to ask for Uneeda Bakers* pretzels. O oSO"OUD 1 4-1. #»» . •**. PRETZELS O S + G uJ j a n mad* in tbi ( + Mttti b»w-bn»l tbafi* thatfnb **l**rt hn*w I* u*U. Y * u rg n str will n il j *m any nmtnnl nf a f*n. BACON, Lb. Package ............. A & P Creamery Silverbrook BUTTER Print 53c A & P Creamery BUTTER Cut From The Tub Lb. 53c Standard Nut QQ. 0LEOMARGERINE, Lb. «-C 1*4 Free With Each Pound. A & P Pure GRAPE JUICE P t Bottle 19c A & P Pure GRAPE JUICE Q t Bottle 35c Yukon Club ag GINGER ALE, 2 Bottles......... - « C BANANAS, ....... O ffn m OC 4 PbundH For . Extra Fancy LEMONS, Per Dozen p , 33c c!<,t Atlantic & Pacific^ 205 Magnolia Ave. Sanford nt Geneva n a t io n a l b is c u it c o m p a n y �l -1" . ; •V” 1 ' rB *» RIIH THE 9ANF0HP~ HERALD FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1927. PAGE Mil . Phone 148 oford D iilj Herald In t ad. rates ) » » : Cash in Advance ne add, will b« received ktrons and collector sent liately for payment. „----- .--- --------9c a line .... ........... — 7c a line _______ _...6e a lino s -----------------4c a line ae rates on request reduced rales are for ativo insertions, words of average length nted a lino. mum charge o f 30c for sertion. advertising is restricted ;r classification. . error is made The Sancrald will be rVsponsible one incorrect insertion, ertiser for subsequent Ions. The office should be immediately in case of a d v e r t ise r s WIOHT-CHIUSENBERKY PRINT R AD IC AL RENT SHOP — Printing, Engraving, REDUCTION Embossing. Three beautiful apartments, ii pi i t c>ee —n, os first. -- ’We do --i ---a|iui UI1VJU1, p r on* 41 R- Aronuo- *ach consisting of living room, bed Commercial Utreet, room, kitchenette and bath, with -+ all modern convinces, electric LUMBER and complete line of light. gas and.hot water heater etc. building material. Low prices. They are handsomely decorated, Security Lumber Co.,’ “ Where Good attractively furnished and have Grades Come From” Maple and Davenport bed in living room. They Sixth. Phone 797. are centrally located with one of ( _______ _ the most beautiful outlooks in the CONCRETE in every ahape and city, across the broad grass and form, blocks, tile roofing, ovna- pulm covered squares between mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod- Park and Sanford Avenues, Comucts Company, Fifth and Maple nierdal Street and the Boulevard, Sts. Phone 112-W. and beyond over Lake Monroe. CLARENCE SMITH I'"r small families there arc no d.General Contractor ; suable apartments m Sanford and goo \v Firgt f?t Dll December (perhaps till Jana- Sanford Wins First Game Here Against Miami Hustlers,6t o 4 WEEK. “ , m e t a l r o o f i n g - n » Rooi E "" .X T / r ./ iS o ^ o n il erlasting. Metal shingle-.; I standing seam tin and galvanized Park Ave. corner Commercial St.' iroofs. S«e James H. Cowan. Oak They tan ho soon only between 10 A. Si. ami noon unless by special ave. and Third St. Phone 111. appointment over telephone 777 during the hours named, or Tel 5— Help Wnnled Female ephune 775 at other times. YOUNG L A flY wanted .to work in hotel off ice. Address XXX care Ifi— Houses For Kent Herald office. Local Southpaw Helps <To Win Own Contest With Two Blows 01 Three-Base Variety.' -------- Miami Threat In 2 Runs K nauppi'rotests The Game BecauseU mps Allow Riddle ToPlay FOR RENT 5-room bungalow with garage, $30 per month, Woodruff 6‘— Help Wanted (Male) Sub-divisicrw' T. A. Hrotherson, BOYS W A N TE D —Can use five phone 135. good boys who are hustlers. Can fnrn ns high ns a dollar nn after­ FIVE AND SIX room houses fur rent or sale, tin**- good. Oak Hill noon. Apply Circulation Depart­ on Orange Ave. 2 lilocksoff Geneva ment Herald. Ave. Residence 2009, Box 170F Help Wnnled Male or Female Route A. FLORIDA SPATE LEAGUE Orlando 1, mrnpa 3. St. Petersburg 5; Sarnsota 2. Sanford 0; Miami 4. Pirates to three hits and scorched \ T o n / them 5 to 1. Pittsburgh copped the -IN C vv nightenp. 8 to 1, hut. lost grour ns the Cubs won. The Pirate* are R fllf U v ll K n A * * 11 c T ft *• ’4 Show Foul Area Is b'h,nin" front ?hWS. Named For Boxersand only a half a game St. I.ouis. Charley Root, Chicago’s Ace,! NEW YORK. Aug. 28. (IN S )-— also turned in n three hit master- The epidemic o f fouls which has SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE piece In whitewashing the Philles.J marred the Dempsey-Sharkey bout Albany 7, Columbus 1R. 8 to 0, It was Root's 23rd victory, and other fights in New- York reWaycross 3, Pensacola I. Ihe Yankees shattered Detroit’s ^cjntly probably will be curtailed as Jacksonville 11. Selma 6. >I ennant Hopes whipping the Tiger.* the •result o■ft a revoutionary change r rl l . v V ..1 . l i L l . , 1 . Other, rain. 8 to 2. Gehrig swatted his 40th made by the New York Athletic Commission in its rule governing hemer tyng Ruth. SOUTHHERN LEAGUE foul blows. -S The demoralized Senators sufNashville 17. Chattanooga 12,*> In future bouts referees will rec-' I fried their nineth straight setback, Little Rock 0, Memphis 6. losing to Cleveland 7 to 5. The ognizo n new fair area, which will * Atlanta 7, Mobile 4. considerable territory Nats are going so poorly that they include formerly considered as below the Birmingham 9, New Orleans ! couldn’t even beat Garland Buck(9, dnrkness.) ej t. who had never defeated Wash­ belt. NA TIO N A L LEAGUE Boxers in bouts here v/tll b» re­ ington previously in his three years Player and Club G AH R H PUT SOUTH A T L A N T IC LEAGUE in the Majors. Cleveland has won quired to wear trunks mark/J In r< P. Waiter, different colors to designate the Columbia 0; Spartanburg 5. five straight. I’ltts 117 185 !H1 187 .385. lower abdomen. The border line Asheville 3; Augusta-2. Ilnrris, St. l^ouis hits .between the two colors will be the . -- . ngo t only , - five .. ... Knoxville 8; Macon 3. Puts. ■(gainst Ed Rommeel of the Athbcll line. The -rea o f th<! f a ir 92 2HI 43 DM .359. Charlotte 3; Greenville 8. let.es and lost. 6 to I-. .as Ty Cobb torritor wi„ VBry according to the Hernshy, made five hits himself. The Geor- gjje 0f ( he boxer New Y"ik 13 ll<> 103 155 .352. IN T E R N A TIO N A L LEAGUE Kia peach, who is enjoying an ex, Butnhiiit, Rcuding 2; Toronto 7. tended hatting spree, is two point th' ,,ne; reergnl«ed as Pitts. * HI 262 51 92 Newurk 4; Rochester 12. ahead of horn.by in tho b a t t i n g ^ 0 {\r‘* of. «‘ %mare*Don ever sine* Fri-ch, - - ■ - ‘ the Marquis of Qucensbury forma- '*% Jersey City 12; Syracuse tl. nnd only one ptoint : averages and pteint her behind I Inted price ring rules, is no more. \rA| St Louis 115 173 87 Dl| Baltimore Id; Buffalo 2. Ruth. It Wa,% also decided that punch** 4 Lender a year ago today ; Danny McFaydcn tp f the Red |landing on the hips will be con*idgrave*, t incinnnti .368. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Sox won his own game'with a sin- cred fair. Many boxers oppose the Columbus *5; St. Paul 7. gle that beat the White Sox in tho |changes. t-V|h \M KltlCAN LEAGUE Toledo 2; Minneapolis II. nincth, 6 to 4. Ileiliiumn, Indianapolis 6; Miimnukeo 5. SARASOTA — Building survey Dct rmt * Dazzy Vance of Brooklyn, strike­ 106 371 87 t 17 .396. Louisville l; Kansas City 7. out king o f the Nutional league being made. Simmons, , fanned eight men nnd took a 2 to l I’Ii ilit N A TIO N A L LEAGUE K9 351 75 138 ,39.1. : duel from Jackie May o f the Reds.I JENSEN — $30,000 new schoolGehrig. ItostiHi 5-1; Pittsburg 1-8. house to bo erected here. Brooklyn 2; Cincinnati I. New Vi rh 122 I6U 121 176 .381.1 Philidrlphia t); Chicago 8. Speaker, Other, not scheduled. \\ashn. I I I 126 65 If*I .362. Ruth, ' AMERICAN LEAGUE Nee. Y< I 18 II t 119 I IT .355. Detroit 2; New York 8. , DETROIT, Aug. 26. (I N S )— C’ .’veland 7; Washington 5 Feeler a year ago today; Foth The h* me run race between Rnbc Chicago 4; Boston 6. ergill, Detroit .388. Ruth nnd l.ou Gehrig of tho yank St. Louis 1; Philidelphia 6. |res is all tied into knotd again to­ "THE— BIG— FIVE” day. Gehrig smacked homer no. 40 Player against Detroit yesterday, drawing • G AB R II HR PUT. Speakc.- I l l 426 65 154 2 .362.J even.with the Babe. Ruth. 118 111 IP.) I 17 in 3.V*. Gohrig also hit a single. Ruth I Rv International News Cobb 54. 10!) 407 86 I t went hitless, but was walked three i Hornsby 1_J9 440 103 157 times. , If the Pittsburg Pirates do no*, Ci'llins 49 6 9 ^ X 3 2 4 . win the National Lenguec Pennant TU N N E Y ABOUT RIGHT this sensan they can blame Kent YAY’S HOME RUNS-. Greenfield, star pitcher of the W A N LEAGUE SPKCUIATION, N. Y., Aug. 26 Dave ‘ r >. SEASON’S bravos, and Incidentallly — (IN S )— Gene Tunney today Bancroft manager of the Boston*. Plover and Club Yesterday Total. susper^ijcd training until Sunday. Since Earl Smith o f -^the pirates Gehrig, a The chnmpinn is carefully guard­ knocked, him down some time ago. t'linkces l 40. Bunny has pitched his ace against ing himself against going stale. 1 M< Manus, * Coated tongue, dry mouth, Pittsburgh a f “every opportunity He stepped on the scales yesterday Tigers 1 5. and Greenfield bad breath, muddy akin, * tp has obliged by afternoon following u stiff work­ groggy nerves and sour trimming the Bugs five times in n out and found that he was less ,NVnoNAl. LEAGUE than two pounds over tho weight row. * . stomach suggest its use. 4* N 0 fi E Y’esterdpy Greenfield held the ho expected U make for Dempsey. i •THE LEADERS _ _ L _ __:__ —: -------------- AM ERICAN—Gehrig 49; Ruth 10; l.nzzeri 16; Simmons, 14. BaseballStatistics In Major Leagues Sanford grabbed the opening gaire uf the series against Miami when the Celerymen outslugged the Hustlers here Thursday after­ noon by a score of 6 to 4. Mir.id used three hurlers in an effort to stop the attacks of Lee Crowe’s proteges, while Lefty Myers went the distance for thr locals. Inci­ I PORTA NT NOTICE dentally the little southpaw's stickerJsers should give their work aided materially in winning |or postofficc address as his own game. their phono number if DANDY NICE Five room bunga­ In addition to heavy hitting and Hesirc results. About one low, all modern convlcnces. Apply good and bad playing, the game out of a thousand has 117 Popular Ave. Phono 001-J. was featured by a mixup between phone and the others Riddle of the Sanford team and |communicate with you FOR R ENT:—Two houses, 1103 I they know your address, I and 1405 W. First Street. Kent .Bingham vt the Miami club. As the Sanford cutcher slid into second (discontinuance M USI be i Vulcanizing Works. base in the eighth frame, the Hust­ (In person at The Sanford i office nr by letter. Tele, FOR RENT: — 5 room unfurnish­ ler shortstop received the th»ow discontinuances are not ed stucco bungalow, 2 bed from Davis und after tagging Rid­ " j rooms, living room, dining room,| dle, stuck the latter with the ball. ANOTHER O PPO R TU N ITY— the kitchen (equipped with electric Before the twe had engaged in uny ous - Prompt - Efficient. Sanford Herald is now offering i range,) bath (with hot and cold blows they were separated. Service Palmetto Bingham was - taken out and to two or three more Sanford! water). Ijocnted 2300 , i n . . .Avenue, rent "ummer rates, phone Manager^ Knuupp o f the Miami j young men or young ladies the un-| club protested the game when the tounce icenjptffs __________________________ 'usual opportunity to learn to run. umpires permitted Itiddle to conplaying Another fight H O N and PLUM BING— lhw linotype machine and 'the 1-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, forltinue rent. 1700 block. $25 a month, i threatened when Outfielder H«»!.e cialty. We handle elcetric course of instructions (which would ^ I Beazley uf the Sanford club and pumps, home light ami cost about $150 elsewhere) is ub- Box 1760.caro Herald. ____ _______________________ "______ I Pitcher Davts of Miami almost llants. Sanford Machine Co. ’ so|utejy f rce came to blows. The altercntions at­ course of instruction will 19— Houses For Snle tracted some r f the fans from the k And Found __________ an ! taaverage ™ ‘s of three.fto four stands, but the trouble was quick­ MR. HOMESF.EKER AND SPEC­ ly quieted and the game proceeded BOOK, Vlcomto De Brag-1month8- Each P«r*on l» « * * « » pcr* ULATOR! I have a reul one. uneventfully for the rest of the vulqfne E. Reward if re- j sonaf instructions and when quali­ Her* it ia< 12 room house, large way. # » WDtsher and Wobdruff, fied t6 hold a position is nssistej living room, sun parlor, sleeping Miami drew first blood Wlk-n irat. -St. in securing, satisfactory employ­ porch, etc. Equipped for modern Bingham tgipled in the second nml improvements. Ur. a nigh way and came hcmrjSrflen Bill Meyers mad.* ment. Itoinobllcs The earnings of a good linotype Georgia railroad. To make this at* a wild throw to first on Wetzell’s N A TIO N A L— Wilson 23. W ill­ tractive I am going to throw in 30 grounder. The Feds cnrr.o back in oporntor ^will average from $40 to iams 23. Hornsby 22, T «rry 14,, "d o d g e acres cotton, should make 3-4 their half o f the second to tie the KJ cars and Graham trucks $80 per week. bales per acre; 20 acres corn; 50 count, Lee Crewe stealing home Wobb 14. 13th Strict. Rhone 3. I f interested call for Foreman at to 60 acred in pea vine hay will whil«T the Hustlers gazed ut him in LEAGUE TOTALS. Iferuld office and hu will talk it cut over a ton per acre. Yes, going nmezement. NATIO N AI-—r377. I ns 4 COWAN CO. Auto over with you. you one hotter. Free rent on this The Celerymen forged ahead in AM E R IC AN —347. or and aheet metal works, 200 acres for 11)28-1929.•-in high the third by scoring another tally. h A vc, Phone 716-W. state of caltivution 100 acres. This Lefty Myers poled n slashing triple cost over $25,000 7 or 8 yenrs ago, down the right field line and scor­ NFORD BUICK CO. In good repair, in Morgan County, ed a minute Inter on a two-base 212 Magnolia A v e ^ [good school and church, a prosper­ blow by Beazley. To put the game Phone 367. ous community. In incorporated on ice; the Feds came back in the AM ERICAN LEAGUE town of Swords. Ga. Price $6,500 fourth to counter three more tal­ Philadelphia at St. Louis. |MODEL TR IM CO. for all, easy terms. W, S. Reid, lies. Bailey walked, Dunbar and Washington at Cleveland. im the car, not the owner." Owner, Bell phono 279 Madison, Bailey were bi*th safe when Bing New York ut Detroit. (hene 817 for estimates Ga., or Titusville, Fla. Boston at Chicago. ham dropped a throw to, second. K rrh 10-A— Poult P. W. RADFORD N A T IO N A L LEAGUE Frishie hit a grounder, farting FOR S A LE :— Four room cottage St Louis at New Y’ork. Bailey ut third. Kiddle then BABY CHICKS, Rocks, Reds and |BUI’S -- MARMONS on one of best lots on Magno­ Cincinnati ut Brooklyn. I>egbarlns, nil extra fine quality lia Avenue, nead South Side duuhled to sciVe Dunbar and send anford Automobile Co. Pittsburgh ut Boston. fgnolia Ave. Phone 137. stock. Write-me. Amos G. Norm­ School — Price reasonable. Terms Frishie to'third. Other, not scheduled. an. Pine Castle. Fla. Munugcr Knaupp yanked the to suit purchaser. Owner Box 431 SOUTHERN LEAGUE veteran Wotzoll,nnd sent in Brown iEW SANFORD ROOSTER care Herald. 10-H— I*lant.s And Flowers Mobile at Atlanta. who walked Meyers and then re i only $1.00, Sltidcbaker New Orleans ut Birmingham. •Ask fur carbon juicc with 10,18)0 FINE pepper plants now FOR SALK:--One of best five tired in favor of Davis. Beaziov Memphis at Little Rock. -.stops the knock. San singled and Frisbio scored. With' room bungalows nn Palmetto ready for sale F. F. Crenshaw, Chattanooga at Nashvlle. age Co. Avenue, in Sanford Heights, cor­ the base still huded, Davis walkod Poat Office. ner lot, 'equipped with electric Bill' Meyers, forcing in Kiddle pitch and scored on Riddle's Texas rnngo and water heater, price leas Crowo ended tile inning by flyinit bRBOvcrlnnd Co. Willys- 11— M iscellaneous ci’ gtior. than market value, terms to suit out to center. thti 4 Overland, WhlppltA. Frishie and Rrazlcr furnished Uox 15 C. O. Herald. ^ Commercial Sts. Phono 53. Myers hurled steady hall until ho fielding features, cech making the seventh when the visitor* CAR A W N IN C S r Auto AwnhOLB HUDSON- ESSEX lug Co. 11 Bull Bldg. FOR S A LE :— Five room Spanish scored two runs.. Singles by Ben- an hyiltiunt plays. The teams we.c "icdultd to meat in a double bill bungalow on Park .Avenue, 2 nin. Tatum and Hernandos filled . INC winy; car garage, nice, lawn, immediate ?63 Oak Ave the bases with no onp out. Bingham 12— W an ted P|$r»e»» I 1 pesaeaidon,—-can't l>c bent for tho singled to r.roro Hennin, hut Davis 1 — MiamiAB K H PO A E price, terms $2<w>.oo cash, balance grounded, forcing Tatum at the Foss, 3h-»j L A » Y W ITH TWO CHILDREN, monthly. Box 118 care Herald. 3 0 0 4 0 0 wlncsa S ervic e hon e plate. Hernandez scored Knaupp, 21; three and six years old would like 6 1) 4 1 1 when Foss hit n long sacrlfpr fly CtNares, cf l <1 l 2 0 0 II. ROOFING The Roof F.v tii Cusack, Bingham wns*foreed V Brazigr, If "ilV’jL f**!1root11 with hodnl, from Nov. I to t \ — l-otn For Sale1 4 n 0 3 Fling. M dal a h h ^ s . i Apri| , wjth f second by Knaupp. . 4 i. 2 2 0 0 ll< nnin, rf-tI lf itrnm tin and galvln David L. Cowles, room 118 City MUCK LAN D S ARE VALUABLE Both terms countered In the Tetum, 11* l 0 1 2 1 0 JHer -lames H. Cowan. Oak eivhth. Miami turning the tries K*-vm , e Hall, Cleveland, Ohio. Ju.it three mites from the cilj (1 U 2 'k 0 .. .2 Third St. Phone 111, . limits on highway I have eight when Btnzirr tripled to deep cen­ xHcrnundcz, 31* . 2 * 1 1 0 0 0 YVANTED: 25 dental technician - acres of muck lunds that can be ter and came home on H«nnln’« Bingham, ss a J •* 3 3 1 For Saitfonl Frlshla Wetsoll, i* _____ t n 0 0 2 0 students; 6 months course $50. bought for $.500 an acre or siwcial single. ^ BUSINESS —card appear Sanford Dental Laboratory. Meiscft price made on all of it- Thirty doubled went to third on a wild Brown, p . 0 n 0 0 0 0 dally In this column will Building #1 res in entire tract Includes cltn 6 0 m 0 ______3 Davis, p lands and other good garden T 0 0 1 0 0 9 Meyers, rf over 3,000 every day l v land. Fine place for poultry and Hesnid representative |vhly familiar with rates, and dansiiication will |fn. complete Information. [ you wish, they will assist i wording your want ad. ke it moro effective. Results Of Games Gehrig Hits Number 40 To Tie Bambino G Your tongue tells when you need Tagging AIlBases , Today’s Games I 15— Apartment For Kent Me ii T O T H E C IT IZ E N S O F S A N F O R D r- I take this means .of extending my thanks to those who supported m3 in Thursday’s election for City Commissiont er. tm I pledge myself and will exert m y best efforts to serve the City of Sanford * to the best of my ability through the office to which I have been elected. CTr! League Standings |truck of all lands. Men can make R costs /so little a 12 word ..34 4 H 24 11 2 Touis I living raising bulbs, celery, vegoone month costa only $2.60. A P A R T M E N T A N D ROOM I° r ! tubles und poultry for Sanford and AB R H PO A K Sanford FLORIDA STA TE LEAGUE Orlando market*. Address R.tA. G rent 1112 Myrtle Avenue. 3 0 2 2 9 0 ................. 31 17 .646 Beazley, r f Phone 148 care Herald. This jgiU not be on Miami 4 0 0 4 2 0 Meyer, 2b SANFORD ........ 29 18 .617 market long. I f you do not think 3 0 0 4 2 0 l-A lor ‘‘Classified Depart24 .4»9 Cusack, c f . NOTICE OF APPLICATIO N this land la worth the price try to r»rtv ,t/, ' r 3 1 0 1 5 V. FOP. PARDON bay «omo of the muck lands la |Sarasota ............ - ....23 25 .479 Cr< we. 3b meat’* . 2 0 OJT' 0 0 Notice is hereby given that I as1" N X ” " * ' ---- - amna IP 27 .'413 Bailey,lb 4 I 2 0 0 attorney for Amos Pickett will ° ther P* rt* ^ tb« countryS t Petersburg ....... .16 $9 .348 Dunbar, If 1 2 2 2 3 0 Friable, as .. Y0U K W ALLSm pply at the Sent., 1927 1927a^TaHa- DBM,’SKY S CH IEF PLEASED ,4“T 2 2 0 1 RlddleL c ... AMERICAN LEAGUET B NEW W A L L P A IN T 0f the Board of Pardons 3 1 2 0 2 0 Meyer*, p .. TillNC NEW K v w AND a v n BETu c 'r l .has.see, F la ., for _a ___ i.. W^n I^ist Pet. pardon for said' CHICAGO, Aug. 2 6 .-< IN S )— | •’’ URTHER'" t N v n n u V I nMaew* r '“ -. » ........ ........ , „ ... 84 37 .691 “ o f 1v «w York CALL PHONE Amo» P‘ckett who was convicted I ' p yY” ’ 2 “ * ^ ------ - ----- ... 30 6 » 27 12 *2 Total* .... 68 50 .576 V• C. C0LI,ERL SANFORD at tho *Pr,n‘T term. 19- 2 ° f ‘ h<? Cir- ^ general x—Betted for Keyes in 7th. ’ A N F 0 R U * cult Court of Seminole County, Fl»., y* <oln* b^ck . ............... — 63 53 ,56? ....- .... 010 000 219-4 ... 66 M ,x*n i Miami .T___ ____ _______________of murder in second degree and was L ej,P™a« d himself as j Philadelphia Sanford r ............ Oil 300 01x—9 i — »—— j u . « 1022 to go years: / J ? w* P.eM*d with theuwrknut result -Chicago .7 ' ’ n* ton ... M 64 .467 / !„* ........... i sentenced May 29, 1922 to 20 years of the ex-champ’e flrat workout! C|ev"lnml Summary; Two base hit*, Riddle „._ M 68 .sag ( N O G H A P l l r e p a i r i n g , piano against sparring mates. S t Louis «..47 76 .382 and Friable, Beasley. Three base Vy expert* with H year* in State Priaon. MOSES GUYTON Boston „.. ... 37 82 .311 hits, Meyers, 2, Brazier arviBlneu Sanford Mualc Store [1 Marianna, Fla. w. LAW N TE N N IS ham. Stolen baaes Crowe and^Cas■Shoppe. Room 10 4k 11 ares, Doable plays, Knaupp -to N A T IO N A L LEAGUE Arcade, phone 632. _ rot* N O TIC E OK A P T L IC A T IO N FOREST. HILLS, N. Y „ Aug. W 72 ^ tum- Bm 5 halls . I'AItno.N — (|87St— With the exception Chicago ~ .Vollcr I* hereby g iv e n . I h f l ihe 2 IS -810 Jff W ouell 3 ; Off Davis 3; o ff LD1NG BLOCKS — Irrigation 1**• 11* and —‘ g ^ remem work ‘ of Miss BeBtty Nuthall. the English Pittsburgh * '«? iu S‘ n»ck out by WetseU 0 ; xle *T„_ 0Ih,.Septemher. seiaember. 1*JL K„ Rouman . . . . . * i _ TallahaeM; _ Concrete Co. 66 * 9 ’2 ? *»y »• SacriI or- 1 l>*|.<rldA aop ly to the Board o f l*»r- schoolgirl, and Miss Kea Bouman St. Louis champion, New York . done o f the. S la te o f Florida, for French and Hcltand m in *£ 5 !*°” ; 9 * ‘> y and Koas. Wild pitch ™>r- 3rd and film. 1 narrton o f a llfe .*e n te n c e fo r. murder foreign players heff bean eUT'n- Cincinnati “]L 7 S,*vi,r Pitcher Wetaell. la me the first e gi re w hich he wan j „ tJl , DRUG S^TORW* r rim *d m*•*“ n ei ou»f — » i---mU « t••• - - ated from the Women’* Lawn, Bostrn a w Winniofi ^ftcbtr f e y * ,. . Umpires. i ,.f o o .vr„ ......... ..... ^Ptlon* « t U K f c - - P r e - , rnnvlcted at the F a ll Term . 1»J4. o f »nd Flynn Tlmo of ; • ra >tr Vr,, , ly n jg s , Soda. We are the Circuit C oart o f Sem inole Couo- TennU Championships today n» nlRrookJyn 459 game 2;23, result o f .the third round play. ! Philadelphia ' 3,0,1 w you, phon<. CaU 10j ! '» “( P R A N K OOOIW fAK A7-- •-- j I need and ask the hearty co-oper­ ation of all Citizens in serving Sanford as.J a Lommissioner. r- - ‘M M rm � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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TOUR N E W SPA PE R _ j e d In Fiortdm’i H e a r t ^World’s G re a test V e g e ta b le Ion. Ita R ic h e s t G arden L an d me n o . x t o I Omaha Tq Continue Hunt For Aviators WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 7 (INS)—'The navy will make ono more search across the Pacific before abandoning its efforts to locate the seven missing. Hawaiian flyers, it was announ­ ced today. The cruise, Omaha and five destroyers, tinder Rear Admiral Luke McNamee, will arrive in Honolulu Monday to refuel and reprovisioh, and on Aug. 30 will start back across the ocean. They will search the flight area to within 500 miles of the California coast. Tids will take about six days. After that they will return an San Diego. HUTTON H0U f c ° r fe rry Wall A&nit*, » HOURS GOES He is Member Key Club> u/rrunilT MHO B E OF Famous Tampa Speakeasy' ^^ * Hum) AGAINST CITY FROM REDFERN “Old Glory” Delays On AccountW eather , • ROOSEVELT FIELD, L. f., N. Y., Aug. 27— (IN S)—Prep­ arations for the take off of Old Glory, The William Randolph nearst monoplane on her flight for Rom* have been suspended probably for forty-eight hour* due to heavy rain which left the field soaked today. Both Lloyd Bertaud and James De Witt Hill, Sir mail piolots who will fly the plane were deeply de­ pressed oyer the delay. The machine completely equipped and fueled, is poised at the top of the runway mound, lathed down by heavy rapes with her motor covered with tarpaulins.' BOBBY SH BRILLIANT AGAfflSLEV TAMPA. Fla., Aug. 27.—“I ani ed by Detective Lawrence Ponder a member of th« “Key Club” and and filed with the federal prohibi­ don't give a damn who knows It," tion headquarter* in Washington will be arrested some time within Commission At Session Friday Mayor Perry G. Wall of this city the next few daya, warrants having Daring Georgia Aviator Has de Of D etroit D e­ It W as Jones Night Votes To Sell Street was quoted as saying today when already been iasUed. Not Been Seen Or Heard arts A t NewfoundStart To Finish Paving Bonds In Hum Of informed that warrants were being Ponder, it is alleged, perched From Since He Left Bruns­ served in the now-famous “Key himself upon the roof of a build­ land On First LegO f I $155,000 To Pay Part Bill CluV wick On Flight To Brazil First Eighteen case that started in the mun­ ing across from the Key Club, al­ lightAroundW orld icipal court here. leged "speakeasy,” armed with a Final Hound Sale To B eH eld In “There will never be any prog­ high powered motion picture ma­ Miami Aeroplanes in government if the citiaens chine equipped with a telephoto 1st Week Of October ress Prepares For Hunt bow to any law that certain Inter, lens and filmed its merribers as ests have passed,” the mayor aaid. they approached Its entrance, Commission Also Grants Firm “I believe that we have the same took out their membership card, a Radio Stations Comb Atlantic Letter Setting Forth Con­ right as our forefathers had to key, opened the doors and entered. Trying To Get Word From members vfho appeared in the tracts Existing With Gty oppose the British laws. The same The Vessels Sighting The Plane film are to be arrested,, according tiers Hope They Will __ people upholding the prohibition Evans Plays Well to Municipal Judge Leo Stalnaker, j The City of Sanford owes the I *aw" violate every provision of the on charges of conspiracy to vio­ (Shatter Record For RIO DE JANEIRO. Aug. 27.— N o Match For Hutton Constructing Company n fourteenth amendment, It la des- late the prohibition laws. (IN S)—As the day advanced with­ IFlight Made In 1926 and breeking balance of (220,369.76 on the troying officials Man He Is A A raid on the Key Club nfter the out news of the progress 'of the , street paving program, it was re­ government!.” filming of the motion picture re­ young American aviator, Paul vealed Friday night when the City 1ARBOUR GRACE, NEW It was announced today from of­ sulted in charges of violating the R*dfern„ who is attempting a non­ MINN1KAHDA COU Commission in an adjourned ses­ ficial sources that all “stara” who prohibition law against its pro­ stop flight from Georgia to Brasil, UNDLAND, Aug. 27.— sion took steps to make part pay­ appeared in a motion picture film- prietor. S)—Edward F. Schlee. of fear grew that some accident may 800 Sacco-Vanzetti Sympathi­ Yoit, Mlfch'., anj) William Three Companions Of Bowers ment on the debt. have befallen the Dyer. in terp re zers Storm AmerlcanConsulYouth Tell Chief Williams A resolution calling for the sule Brock, formerly of the At 9:10 o'clock this morning the of an art that no other man of street paving assessment bonds ute At Cherbourg Bui Are twenty miHiona can ted States air mail serStory Which Links Robert in the amount of (161,000, the pro­ government telegraph bureau of­ ever hopped off today for Repulsed By Police,Firemen when he shot*a round ficially informed International Sanders With The Shooting ceeds to be paid to the Hutton _ >n, Eng., at 7 :44 o’clock News Service that no word of RedConstruction Company, was passed 36—67 to lead Chick . al daylight saving time) fem ’s whereabouts had been re­ CHERBOURG, France,'Aug. 27. this morning bv 6 up over Details of the murder ofllorace by the^ommission after a dirceived, up to that time. n the first leg of their /Bowers, 14 year-old negro youth cussion <df the subject. The reso­ (IN S)—Cherbourg was quiet to­ first eighteen holes of tlje nd the world flight. Macapa wireless station stood by day, following the violent rioting tlonai Amateur Golf Champii whose body was found Wednesday lution provides that the bond sale Feather conditiona were favor- in the waters of Lake Monroe were will be conducted during the first throughout last night, and fre­ ship’s final round. l« when the airman In their reveoled today when three negro week of October and further pro___ _ quently worked with local coast of last night when a mob of 800 Jones, with a C7. 68 and noplane, “Pride of Detroit” rose boys, companions of Bowers, gave vides that should the Commission! Man C ln im i Tn H ave stations in efforts to get word of Sacco-Vanzetti sympathisers who previous rounds o f this tou the runway of the Harbor phief Roy G. WLMiams an account fail to secure a bid that is satis- 1” ,sso u ri 1T,nn C laim s 10 lIEVe G. E. McKayltafippoinledPrin- the young flyer, but without result. attempted to march on the Ameri­ .was so good .‘today that . Given LlflToYouthAnswer- cipal And wW chel Coach; The wireless station at Manaus, ry and in keeping with the field amidst tbo ef the slqylngtnd accused Robert ice flying _ can consulate, clashed with po­ couldn’t win a hole until he tag The General Description slon of the City charter,, the irs of the spectators, 17 Instructors OnTheStaff; Para and Pernambuco all were lice and infantry unlta_who threw birdie 2 at tha eleventh. Sanders, another negro youth, as bonds will be offered to the Hutt'm hie, a wealthy oil operator, and the one who committed the crime. Of Wayward Son Of Doctor Bobby meanwhile, wai .were under arrest snd'msny were Oniljql^llriKht, Says Lawt without Information. Construction Cmpany at private k, who will pilot the plane, vmffering Injuries as a result of birdies all over the pram Throngs of people, half-fearful Sanders, taken into custody this sale as part payment of its ac­ to establish a new speed renothing of a great eagl* 3 STREATOR. Ills., Aug. 27— (I tmh>(jghUng. Preparations for the opening of of receiving news- of disaster to for passage around the world. morning by Lieutenant A. H. Beck­ count with the city. NS)—Harry Hill, 22, accused by.* The decision to march on th* nlrith, and It wasn’t until to Redfem, and half-hopeful of hear­ with and detective J. B. Preen, Ithey are successful In their non­ In authorising the sale <-f bonds, coroner’s jury of having shot and Seminole High School for the fall American consulate was taken at teenth hole that he failed to flight across the Atlantic they denied the accusations and dis­ the Commission provided that upon killed his mother. Mrs. Elisa Hill, term are almost complete, accord­ ing the purr of his motor over the a mass meeting In Bourse D* Tra­ or better par. Their card* land at the Croydon airdrome claimed any knowledge of the consummation of the bond sale the wealthy divorced wife of a promin­ ing to an announcement today by encircling hills of th* city, gather­ vail. The mob. was met 800 yards morning round follows: shooting. He reiterated his denial City will accept at face value from ent physician, was sought through T. V/. Laughton, superintendent elf ed anxiously about the bulletin from th* consulate by mounted po- Jones 976 4 3 3 4 4 3 4 3 utside of td< outside i London. orthwest at wind _prevailed whan faced by his accusers, de­ the paving company vouchers held the west today as the result of ad­ public instruction, with the an* boards before th* lockV newspa­ lies snd Infantryy units whe threw J Evans978 4 4, 4 5 4 3 4 4 ring,ilia night and there s claring that he was nowhere near by it to ( amuotut/nehehny 01 Ln vice* received by ehief of pollcs nouncement Mr. Lawton made pubt pers, awaiting some word of tha the marchers beck. Mounted'*2V £ Jons* IN S * 4 4 5 4 6 4 Evans IN 8 2 4 4 5 8 4 he appointment* to the (acuity uT^F**'* Qr whereabouts. ng breesa favoring the flight the scene of the shooting end that by. U to the amount of the pur- William Robb. tlllerymen charged the erase price o£ tha certificates. the . “Pride of Detroit” rava^ rave, he. bad not been In possession The most clue came the school. time* using the flats of tbetr —78. UNITED STATES NAVAL ■words to disperse th* demonstra­ In consequence of his the He'd and headed out over pistol. In compliance with a request ad­ from Maryville, Mo where J. Foa., G. E. McKay, principal of the Atluntlc. The plane had arrived According to the story given oy dressed to the City by Mojroe B. ter said a youth to whom he had jehool for the past several yeara STATION, KEY WEST, Fla., Aug. tors. Th# mob tried unsuccess­ her* and In winning terday from Old Orchard, Maine three companions of the slain boy, Hutton, president of the Hutton given a lift on the highway an­ will again be it* head. The faculty 27.— (IN S)—At noon today no fully to erect barricades in the Open Title this year with less than twenty-four houi% the quartet had gone to the lake on Construcion Company agreed to swered to the description of tho will he composed of 17 members word had been received by phips streets by overthrowing a number world’* record score of 286 f< . spent here by the fHera before a fishing expedition. Arriving at a furnish hla firm a letter setting missing youth. This was believed in addition to the coach for foot- between Florida and Brazil of av­ of- wagons. Firemen were called championship 72 hole teat, 1 exactly fourteen strokes )pping off on the start of. their, .place near the western terminus of forth contract* existing between to indicate Hill had abandoned his hull, this appointment going to iator Paul Rodfern on hia solo and they swept the crowds with was v par for 213 holes.At that, he the paving firm and the city, and ng snd sensations! journey. flight from Brunswick, Ga., to Bra­ green coupe which had been over­ Hugh Welchel who haa been the stream* u f water from their hoe* the bulknead wall, the youths said even have been two stroke* was placed aboard the they began fishing while the Bow­ department of the city hps sub­ hauled shortly after Aur. 13 or* 14, Ircal mentor for tn* past two sea­ sil, the commandant of th* seventh lines. than that 67 today but b* chine, although the meif said ers boy went wading in the lake, mitted to tha Commission certlfi- the murder date fixed by author­ sons. Following are the instruct­ naval district was advised this “We want to see blood flow, not cues of completion and acceptance ities, and used In the flight which ors and their departments: they did not expect to eat very afternoon by the naval radio sta­ water!” the demonstrators shout­ short putts on the sixteenth seventh, putts that ordinarily rros.inc the while crossing the ocean ocean. I WltWn » few minutes, the boys of all work under the aforesaid began only a few hours in advance lartiliv while •’* ed. ENGLISH: Mrs. Maude Farns­ tion here. by doesn't miss. contracts, and setting up the bal­ o( the finding of the body. m irlw fnO “ • 3*"d*” worth, Sanford; Mra. J. Maurice By midnight the police had dis­ ance now due the Hutton Construc­ However, he seemingly wen The coroner’s jury recommended Allen, Sanford; Mlsa Eloise Rrayy, hich has already proved its metal «nd level ng a revolver at the BowMIAMI Fla., Aug. 27.—(IN S)— persed tho crowds, but a force of on this round with only the the ion Company as shown by the rec­ that Hill be held to th* grand jury trans-ocean motor power in er* ^ *n ***• pulled Sanford; Mlsa Helen Vernay, San­ Three seaplanes from a commer­ 300 police stood guard around the idea of winning a match snes piloted by ByTd, Lindberhh trigger end fired. Turning upon ords of the City. fni murder when apprehended. Tho ford. ^ cial aviation unit here this after­ American consulate throughout title he held through 1924 and 1 •* Chamberlain, was tested out the frightened trio,. Sanders is ' Both actions were taken upon finding followed an exhaustive sur­ COMMERCIAL: Mlsa Rose V. noon preparing the fly over the the night. He wasn’t trying to make El found to be working perfectly. said to have threatened their lives motion ,by Commlsisoner S. O. vey of the'evldence pointing to tho Bahamas as far south as Turks Seymour, Bennettaville, 8. C. look bad bv comparison be if they divulged the killing to the Chase and second by Commissioner shooting, dragging of the body to “We want to make the trip in BOSTON, Aug. 27. (INS)— ly couldn’t help'm ake any MATHAMATICS: Pref. Clarenco Island in an affort to locate the W. C. Hill. It was the only matter the- basement and subsequent burial days or lesa to beat the'record ,police. Rain swept down in torrents in man look bad, monoplane “Port of Brunswick” in W. Isbill, Lake Mary. Florlda.MIss taken up by the Commission at its With this warning, the boy fled in a two foot grave. It last year by Wells and Evans” Lqlu Childers, Fort Mssde, Floraviator Paul Redfem started Hsnover street, today but the It isn’t a contest; it was on aahl to the woods, according to the neg­ meeting last night following a The evidence indicated, State’s lda;Mi*s Mary Appleby, Jefferson, which kid Brock. . _ long file of men, women and chil­ bltion snd whilo it was for South America Thursday, it t Schlee although not a profes- ro boys, who gave their names as short session yesterday afternoon.Attorney R. O. Hsnsan asserted, Georgia. was announced today by Edward dren continued to pass the biers on, Bobby was going into an Commissioner Hill w a s 'that .............................. Hill killed hla mother because al aviator, can run the plane Prettify Brown, 18 , John.Henry when of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo ■he threatened to disenherit him. SCIENCE: Mrs. W. R. Fort. San­ Nlrmanler, head pilot of .the Bis­ Vansetti until the 60,000 mark was mountable lead by w inningf . will act aa co-pi!ot. The dls- Williams, 12, and Don L. White, 11 ■worn Into office. f«nd, third, fourth, elgth an. cay n* Fliers. ' * ford; Miss Elmlna Howard, San­ % 1 1 ~ To build up this motive angle of tnce'from Harbor Grace to Cray­ The youths admitted that they had reached—and still they came. Th* to became 6 up at the turn, .. ** tho case, Hanson' - launched a ford on field London, la 2,360 miles, told their mothers about the mur­ heavy nolir, gunni continued at er birdie at the tenth nuid*' LATIN: Mra. R. C. Maxwtli, PARA,. Brasil, Aug. 27.—(INS) the little funeral chapel. search for tha will balieved to have ke airmen planned to follow the der but they had not informed and it so remained to the Sanford. —Radio stationi combed the At­ been withdrawn several weeke ago. earner lanes unless farced to turn police because of their fears. The public view of th* bodies though Evans finally cont: SPANISH: Mias Rebecca Scott, lantic between th* Brasilian William Brydgea, Chicago friend ora this courts by storms. will continue untU tomorrow win two holes at the eleven! With the recovery of Bowers coast and the Leeward Islands In afternoon of Hill, testified Hill told him hie Nashville, Tenn. Both filers were nattily attired body on Wednesday, police dis­ when the caskets will be sixteenth, while Bobby was HISTORY: Mrs. Gladys WIUan effort to establish the safety of conveyed to North End park far ing the fifteenth snd eight mother telegraphed him eh* would toft shirts and striped flannel covered a bullet bole through hla disinherit bim unless he ignored Isms, Ssnford; Miss Frances Wins­ aviator Paul Redfem and obtain a march by mourner* across the ouseri but they wore heavy fly- stomach. With this clue A victory at the latter they hia location, but without succeea. Mifs Alice Sawyer, a childhood ton, Frknkilnton, N. C. t( togs over this clothing to pro- sought the The second of a series of com­ city to Forest Hills cemetery for have given Chick a mother of the Ho m e ECONOMICS: Mrs. Mary ct them from the chill winds a- Bowers boy and she report­ munity services, staged under the sweetheart. chance for this afternoon’s cremation. “Then he said, Brydgea testified, K. Stone, Sanford: Mlsa Mary Hin­ ITlO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 27— (I 'A street department permit for but, aa it w*s, h* couldn’t auspices of the protestant churches the ocean. They said that If ed hearing a story to the of Sanford, will be held tomorrow “It didn’t make any difference to ton, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. wind continued to favor them NS)—No m v a haa been received the “March of Sorrow” stipulated a half on th* hole, driving . hopill'to averige better than effect that her son had been shot night at 8 o’clock at the Municipal him at hie mother had already ar­ AGRICULTURE: Prof. R. F. by any radio station regarding th* that th* line should move straight rough and pitching hia hundred miles an hour most of before sinking in the waters of Pier. Preparations for the services ranged to leave him out of th* Cooper, Sanford,' progresa or whereabout* of aviator across tha city avoiding th* State the tall and uncub at Lake Monroe. The authorities were eomleted today and indica­ wii;.” (Continued On Pag* journey across the Atlantic. 'The high school will op«n on Paul Redfem, the Official Natio­ house on Beacon Hill. Members Indications today were that a Sept 12 with an enrolloiant that la nal Telegraph Bureau here announ­ of the Sacco-Vanzetti defense com­ From Croydon the men will fly withheld their information from tions are thet the attendance will Stuttgart, Geirmang Tlielr hop the public, fearing the publicity be larger than that of last Sunday special session of the grand jury expected to be between 480 and 475 ced at ft A. M. today. As th* morn­ mittee said today th* permit would to those In might not be called unless Hill 1* pupils who finished the eighth ing advanced without any word not be used—that only 200 would ' from the various stations along on the case might give the murder­ night, according captured before the regular Sept­ charge. ade last year will transfer to the soma slight anxiety began to crop be in line (for 200 a permit is not X rout* will depend upota weath­ er a warning to escape. Bowers' three companions, were er conditions. Dr. E. D. Brownlee, pastor of ember Term convening after Labor gh school this fall, ft was learned. up. Although It was pointed oat necessary) and that th* Un* of . One of the most successful yeara that Redifsm was traveling over a march would be by the cepltol. taken Into cusUxly Immediately and the Presbyterian church, will de­ Day. • ' history of Semiriol# County desolate region and th* abftenc* of Marchers will carry oak limbs, their storfes, which police said tal­ liver the mi stage 6t the evening CINCINNATI. Q.. Aug. 2 7 - whoSe^a'anflelpated by Mr. Law wireless apparatus on Ms mono- symbolic of broken lives, and thar* lied in «vtVy detail, all linked the end tha Rev. Mortimer Glover, rec­ Sanders boy with the murder. The tor of Holy Cross Episcopal (IN S)—A man answering th* de­ ton. who is optimistic, despite some ilane prevented Elm from signal- will.be placard* on th* carriage* NEW YORK, Aug. 27.—(I carrying Mrs. Sacco and Miss The sharp imprint of a accused youth was arrested this church, Will preside over th* sam­ scription of HSrry Hill, Btrsstor. handicaps under which th* school ng ships. Officials said that, if Redfsm had Vansetti, and other women mourn­ French heel in the loos* morning while fishing in Lake lets. Rev. Frank M. Marler. pas­ 111. youth wanted for the allegeu authorities must work this term. ers. . | ,, isolated gully in a wooded i (Continued on Pag* Throe) Monroe not far from th# scene or tor of the First Christian Church, murder of hi* mothbc enlisted in will lead the congregational Bing­ th* United States Army here with­ th* murder. of Queens County,” fur ing, on* of th* interesting features in the past few days, the Clnrnnsti LONDON, Aug. 27.—(IN S)— chief clue today by means < Police authorities plan to turn of th* meetings. A number of old detectives department today noti­ . WASHINGTON, Aug. 27— (IN Labor and radical elements have detectives hoped to track Is )—Mexican fereral troop* have the case over to the county and hymns and songs ar* to be sung fied Streator authorities. declared tomorrow “Sacco-Vansei- pair of brutal murderer* |rvuted ■ruuuu a band of or revolutionist* revoiutionis *at h Id Sander* pending aetbn of the with th* choirs of the partielatr The youth who eolisted was sent tl Sunday.” Mass meetings were an unidentified man |th* American owned Amp*A) IMines grand jury. _ ___ _ _ to Fort Thomas, Ky.t near here, Ing churches landing th*lr assistsrty of to be held in Trafalgar Square as him stripped Mm of |>a Jalisco, and liberated a par ■nee. Rev.. J. a Root, pastor of jfor preliminary training, and local sh emprotests sgsinst capital punish­ and bun«d hia body und> |>( Americana and 11 British (15,000 ROBBERY the Congregational Church, will detective* and army officers began WASHINGTON, Aug. 27. (INS) ment. Iploytei, who had been beeeiged, leaves. give the scripture reeding and Jan immediate checkup \p determine Iaccording to dispatches to the BERLIN, Aug. 27— (IN S)— Jwhethor tb s suspect actually U —Have you got “Itl" ’ NEW ORLEANS, La., Au*. 27. pronounce the benediction. The man’s head had Th# Prince of Wales has “it}” Mayor James J. Walker of New State Department . Fear detail* (IN S)—N« clew as to the Identi­ The musical hia body with WIRELESS USED cal program progra is in charge |HUL Debonair King Alfonso of Sptln York City whose Berlin vlait end* Iwera given but it la believed that ty of the two unmasked bandit* of Mrs. A.. M. Phi Phillips, . . who en: bos “i t “ The lion os he paces his today, has increased th* amasethe Americans and British were who entered th# Feret Str*rt nounced that a mixed quartett* has not Small Docket Heard rags WASHINGTON, Aug. 27. (1N8) has “It’—but very few Amir- ment of the Germans by an inter­ uninjured. ’. branch of the Interstate Trust composed of Mrs. W. S. Leek, Mra. rout* orar which lean males have “it.” view in which he gave toe German For the first time in history, am * nerantiy rod* la A dispatch last Sunday reported Company here yesterday after­ Phillips, Paid Erag* and Martin In Court tour wireless was utilised to broad­ lay###, a Stineciphec will rtqder several se­ that “Red Syndicalist*” ware busy noon - * — 'our emplc Take it from Eleanor Glynn, reporter* th* following rule for cast an official message of good­ with the otoedy licemlSv snJ a*'customer,' looted lections. Instrumental select Ions •(itating workers at tha dhine bepeeing of ‘ A small docket was heard In the English novelist, that is one will from th* United l it a vault of-OlS.OOO cash, and es­ are a Do being arranged. c*«s# or th* then impending exe­ Municipal Court Friday morning thing that is th* matter with th# niarfy1Capable' msnnls'becsuse** Ts fort!*n nation. Secretary of State thorou_ . cution of Sacco and Vanketti in caped in an automobile, had bee*1 Dr. Brownlee announced that befora Judge W. E. White. Den average American null*. He the missis method to __ I.Cjn fXT* ' Because he Boston. Three days latar the sltua- found by state, county and muidd- the message would be taken from D,legal, charged with contempt of hasn’t “it.” Why? ■ s a s .T * s * * . S 5 1 W i 1}\ I b e c a m e so threatening that pal police here today. brought up by othera. American fJjT f £ S g n m taiator^f second Corinthian* with th* sub­ court was dismissed. Miss Louise lets hla women rule him. Liberia, and the foreigners barricaded them­ ject being th , “Power of Jeeu* On her firyt visit to th* capi­ children b republic In Africa. th* ting i Christ t6 Satisfy the Needs of th# ! ' K tal in many yeara, Mra. Glynn ex­ Joy of living COTTON MARKET Soul.” Jim Garrett, charged with dis­ plained to inquiring reporters to­ Sucesa means GRHEN RETURNS TO POST . ________ :--------------- orderly conduct, was fined (8. day that “it” really haa very Ut- keep in good I f°r aid were rushed to NEW YORK, Aug- 27- (jN S)— thing and scorn. HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER I Xulco City and the government Dorsey Harper was fined (8 on a •tie to do with « * appealThis w* similar charge. ponded ...... .» “ If that were all there was to j . a Green ' " with federal troop* A new gain of about $2 a detriment, who n °e* troop* “now - re th# aitu- ertton price* today was the mar SPRUCE PINE, N. C. Aug. 27.■he said, “every college boy would response to *h* ,ar?*nht- b.^ ' (IN S)—James Huskln, 14'was In­ But few of them have, the past three vn ■tlon | q hand”, acco KILLBD BY CAR to a mes- kefs of the eouthern staple by im­ today. to his Embassy. ing " P from th* something more than sax portant speculative and trad# In­ stantly killed here late last night J 0 HN8 0 N The Ampero Aug. 27. * near It la unconscious' sowhen he stopped l» front of • and “ Milan, Jail* Th* lion and the tvrests here today. speeding automobile and was ran —(INS) ‘ aliaco. and la With a mm gain of 40 points, Englishmen owned totire in . Buchanan, * * * _L 22.48 In the first hour, the death car dime May wnoM American wo run over ^ American Reappeared after the October was up 8} ** car < R. T. Aitken, *M««nt is A. the PhiH- while not been loat 37 at 22J3; Janu- fatal accident •nd haa not it is csted by polk ~ rary ap at ■ ' , 'v ... » • or Xf.1 |ch Oil Operator >es As Passenger POLICE DISCOVER NEGRO BOY WAS MURDERER HERE RED MOB WANTS BLOOD BUT GETS W A T ER INSTEAD Takes An E a g l A t Long N jri POLICE CONTINUE!FACULTY OF HIGH SEARCH, FOR HILL SCHOOL IS NAMED HIDINGMATRICIDE BY LOCAL BOARD Second Community Service To Be Held Tomorrow Evening Impriht Of Fr< Heel May Rest Arrest O f S la ; B lexican Troopers ive Americans In tevolters’ A tta c k f Elinor Glynn Says Advice Given Boche A m erican s L a c k On Making Success Unconscious P o ise By Gotham M a y o r Municipal K is �THE SANFORD HERALD FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1927- T omorrow LONG ARE LIKE GIVING YOtJ HANDFUL OF MONEY! Our laal Saturday in Sn Amazons and other advertised brands. /"'Regular $7, $8 uni ?9 sel­ lers.- Rankrupt Price WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE $.'» and SC. Sweaters, ail sizes and assorted colors. Big values. You need one for fall. Sale price Apply to the Mnnag !W. Saturday. $5 and $6 values, all si? styles. Biggest value in Come early to get these Price Sizes range up to 9 1-2. You won’t find a better shoe or beat th? price. Sale Price LU GGAGE a bigger bargain Price Bankrupt Sale »ng wearing. $5 Jiankrupt Sale HAT BOXES TRUNKS $9, $10 and $11 values, good quality and laic styles. Bankrupt Price only I or the larger boys and girls. Size range up to 2. Big values. Sale Price SUITCASES Wonderful variety or Styles, colors and sUes, $2 and $2.50 values, Splendid quality and sizes range up to 5. A slashing price on the Neckband styles only $3.50, $1 and $5 sellers. A closeout and a smashing bargain for Collar* attached, |2.50 and $.1 value?, one of air biggext ■*bargains, Jnly We still have some splendid show coses and counters that are priced less than the cost of manufacture— don’t pass ’em by without investi­ gating. SALE CONDUCTED OPEN EVENINGS SHIRTS Neckband styles only —12 and ftt.50 value* —closing out at AT Sanford Florida �w^_ Trl' ra*>; «-r ie Sanford Herald B ootlegging And Gambling rt. J f c j f l l l , VWeUST 26,1927- MS* THE SANFORD Hi Hatchery For Miami N ew s .. Views I Miami Herald r r n r ift»ta*m t n t I u 4 » r a t U U ( H . FtarMa K'l,'’ m M *n«ii« A n n * . aa m * * < r lM Matt**, «T. m i , « | t H m * m a it taararA, PlarlAa, i* t* r act •< * M am 1. 1SST,----- -----ItU K D U D E A !t___ KDtTOR HOWARD BERU...... MANAORR ARUB R. JONES, M *U (t*( KSIt.r |irnacH iPT iO N RATES The Herald ia reliably informed that an effort ia be­ ing made to put a atop to the wholesale traffic in liquor and The state of M assachusetts has the almost open violation of gambling laws in Seminole coun­ executed Sacco and V aruetti. T his ty. The sale of the Valdez Grill, which for some months has hrintrs to a climax, but not to an been generally known to be one of the chief dispensers of t M r l r e ^ l a S ^ l n ^H U n* coholic beverages in this section, can he tnken as an im-l J^ese men convicted of m urder on provement in lax prohibition enforcement. * | drcum sunciai evidence, M assaIt is to be hoped that the good work will not ston with 1Chusetts has taken an unnecessarily o« the Valdez Grill. There are numerous other places in this I Z Z w oS E "?.™ been All Raatha city and county where the law is being almost as flagrantly J^llter to commut the“*e sentence* k m Mautki Carrt** *** i*rrk __ violated. Realizing the difficulties encountered *hy offi- u , imprisonment for life. If th en Mklj «4lll«a *«r * * * * -----R N ^ „ „ _ . ,cers of the law in instituting padlock proceedings, we never- their convictions were finally provLV"i*tY™.-; theless believe that in certain instances it can be done, and f,i n b1un<1^ Mn»««chuset t» would tuaai H*w* service, reeeivta^TreM where it is a question of law or lawlessness, it should be done. not Ski* .* eerier tnratx tk is u a S warAa Aallr raverThe Herald does not believe that the majority of the i “ "h^cnw ini. i.. w hflVli^ten a series la s all Ike Irsllac eveala •( Ike ea Sire w*rl*. Tke I. N. 8 la eaaeelal. people of this county approve of bootlegging and gambling, blunders. Its very , duration has Ir ' elflrleat tu Fieri** aa* •1? As a newspaper it is in a position to gauge public sentiment been “ blunder. The m urder for aaeaacr at haa*lla* alalr art Wllkaal eqaal. perhaps better than the average person. And The Herald ™ m ^Th^were nrhears considerable comnlaint in regard to certain law in- J.e.te(j t‘hr^ w,.eks |nter. n has. nrmhrr The llrral* ClrealalU Aadit Rareaa The Herald even hears that the mat- tMken seven years and four mtmJaleematloa )*t#fm*tlu*al Ah w Ii IIm ef Pa*, fractions in this city. llakera. a** Advretlsta* ter will be carried before Governor Mnrtin to induce him ths for MaswachuxettiT justice to llakera, Advertisers, A*t wklek rraulrre rack Pahrun its course and the end of th a t to effect a clean-up if th« local officers are not successful ' time £S7— ■tker to aabmll I* finds millions of people holdSharaaah aa*lt af aakecrlpllaa . la erdrt la verify absolutely **^11 i in their efforts. I ing a “ reasonable doubt” a* to claims af clrcalalloa aa well ■», It is better to clean up from within than he cleaned Up ! whether, justice in the end, was ksBMt kaalaruu method.. done. The intermindable procedure from without. is a terrible reflection upon Ant----------------- O----------------1927 SATURDAY AUGUST COMES OUT OFlVlES'i ‘We s t <3 I* * P re p rin t ion f0r #r c- BILL f t // Malaria, ChilLs and PeTer Dengue or Bilious reyeT’ & It kill* the rerms. 1 SI: r ■e * jl>s Hot? It Is Cool In Loch Arbor HElL TPV A COMEBACK O S SEPTEMBERS?NO 7> i erican courts and indirectly upon the American bar by which th e machinery of justice is operated prom ptness is of the essence of ju s ­ tice. Ily th'at test the Sacco- Vanretti case has been n tra v e sty of \ Justice. Another At least in the face of a world i tinctured with doubt as to the guilt of the accused M assachusetts haa CO N TEST killed these accused men. They were guilty, those in au u th o rity said . Tlie courts must be upheld. Radicals m "*t he rebuffed M urder (other aerial heroes who recently spanned the Atlantic. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY French interest in the approaching convention is at m ust he discouraged. But have vA GOOD REIGN:—The Lord Ithe highest pitch and the news comes us a welcome relief to these ends oeen ...ectiveiy su b ­ serv ed ’? The chances are to the ®*^” **^N Lord*i**°l clothed*' "wifh 1*^ose w^° ^eared that recent demonstrations in behalf of Snc- contrary. G ranting they were guilty, as strength, wherewith he ha\h girded f0 ll,ul Vanzetti were threatening the verv success of the U hlm*clf; the world also l» estab- K'°n meeting. Paris newspapers have aided materially in many intelligent students of the lithed, that it cannot be moved, arousing the enthusiasm by publishing interesting stories of refu.ie to do *<>. hay respect the courts increased by the tfw m 93:i | the Ix*gion men. One of the most touching and one that execution 7 been Governor P uller's Com­ GRAYER: Enthrone Thyself, ’aroused popular favor concerned an ex-doughboy in the m ittee adm itted th at the judge be­ Lord ,ofd God, In each of our h earts, advance guard. Arriving in Paris, he asked for the next fore whom they were tried had been Amtn. train to Baccarat. "Why go there?” he Was asked. "I was guilty outside of the courtroom , nursed," he answered, "by a poor French family there'it nd of conduct im proper in a judge. It LUCKY HARE not elevate the couts to hold I’ve got ten thousand francs for them, and can’t wait to get does W HAT IS YOUTH? •* B;‘ Louiae Driscoll them incapable of error or wrong. 'it into their hands." (A —In the New York Times— THE FORUM As to the rebuff of radicalism , this Down In my letuce pitch With a hospitable French nation awaiting the nrrival is a windfall to them, it has p re­ I u w the brindled h*re, Modern Youth, w ith its uudiclty, ‘It has not yet produced a I’itt, a of the Legion delegates, no stone is being left unturned to sented them with a pair of " m a r­ I Mid, “The fsiry tale* of the ty rs." rebellion, and Its a ir of intrinsic Sheridan, u Clive, n Kents, a Shel.make their visit interesting and entertaining. Paris is world .. .. .. hi,.» :ley, a Ja n e A usten, a Kipling.Yet , One may well suspect th at tho over UV its elders And the myth* o f the gods oret already beginning to take on a gala appearance in prepara- radicals would have been d isap ­ superiority . . . VMOVer ‘ Vn is J n !A ge m ay well rem ind Youth it WM whi| t. Age was still / ition for the big event. Every comfort is planned and form- pointed had Governor F u ller de­ down by t lenience Dane in o mail- h '' there." n er that m ay be m ildly described to^ ng that pUt l)Ct.n m p Prime little creature *et hla foot on . er ______ - doughboys — „ „ will — find considerable enjoyment in perusing prived them of this boon. as "jo.ting , In an article in >• M inister at tw enty-four an d Wolfe A commutation to im prisonm ent .. , . once ajjain the Stars and Stripes, whose publication will he Forum Magazine for Septem ber. fought (flH u ln ti j,, t be battle (a s nin ad ju tannt) With We are constantly told nowadays Helped by only the "TA. briar *hd w l mIrevived J ^ ™ for the convention ™ «ve«.utin period. penou. » nn all an the me elaborate • f"rt IK 'ttingen a t *ixtccn. Keats at . " ' ’u l * 'ib y the young!) th a t Youth has tw e n ty -th re e had w ritten Endy- J f o foil hb enemies. —j+cc^ption plans expressive of the French regard for th e , have satisfied a largo num ber of j c(/jn<1 | nto itrf own „* |ast and th at n . >n _ hnjJ w ritten him self into ; e j U. S., Legion men would, nover-the-less. do well to heed a j ron-nullcals who wanted assurance ‘B n,,t V* P1*1 UP longer. w i,h no"To'. ' \ im m ortality and tlied. by thp time j Th* fox, the weasel, the mink, 'timely warning from the pen of one in a position to know thn lht' defendant* would not be w. U wnSp ()f Koin« j u eltlerH any Goshawk and great gray owl, beyund recall were the 1*°” k ? |b e forty is folly. To be seventy Is e was tw enty-five. Shelley'* rec­ what he is talking about. o r d resem bles his, though he did Tho** are the enemies evblence of their innocence to ho a crime. Edwin L- James, one of tin; foremost European corres- found. It would have saved MassaI not die u n til he was th irty . SherlThat stalk and hover and hover* ,]one with th t, dram a at pondents of American newspapers in a message appeanng chusetts the risk of another humili- "And yet," says w r i t e r ." ’!* there ,|an $ ■. and prowl; New York Times, has laid down five simple rules j at ion such as it feels to this day anything t|uite so conventional, so j tw enty-eight, June Austen was And the little brown hare -m u st'fn old-fashioned anti conservative w ritin g "Bride anti Prejudice" ut live a* he can, which should receive the careful consideration of all who v\*r lhe “wiuht!,M which lt burn- *o aw Youth f7 It* audacities, its ft Lr e - , twentypone; and if you will come " - TT 1 * V V , > l ! M 11 ** 'I* I I '1.1ft ft ft 1 1J ft Xirl U# I • *11 I ! — ™i " never a weapon in *11 hi* Location is a prime asset of Loch Arbor, In summer, days are as cool as one wiB France Awaits Legion’s Arrival THB HE HAWKS PHOOHA.H Is ■Ecaaoiny la rlly aad county a*. atlaUt rat Ion. J.—Ortyrr water route la Jackson In contradiction of recent rumors, France is ready to rill*. 1.--Construe!In* af *1. Jnban Indian extend a mo.vt cordial reception to fifteen thousand mem­ Rlv*r Canal. bers of the American legion who nre to arrive next month -C—laan*Uratlon of monthly "Pnyfor their tenth annual convention in Paris. A report to n* Wrck. rmcntln* af hnlldln* pro- this effect comes from the advance guard of some six hun­ hotels, apartiurat dred Legionaires, who upon arrivnl Inst week to complete A—A rammaally (heat. final plans for the convention, were greeted with a rousing Tc—Cvaspletlun of city hcantlfu. (la* program. j welcome such as the French accorded Lindbergh and the <wA M*w and modern haapllal. W THE TM . I. dlsolvrd partnership 1 Pharmacy No. 1 an.l M„,h' . . . M. W alker ami C. M t«th .lay of July, 19-7 Uk ^* *llQ lumrrr rcapMiidlil,. *"< transaction* transactions or Indebted!.!! '“"‘a i «»‘l iiV the above firm " HOBBRT it J fO O N S LOCHINVAG. NOTICE • BEAUTY find in Central Flor ida, nights are just “NICE” — you’ll like it! (o u c h ! DeForesf-Santord Realty Co. Box 339 H. C. VIELE SinfnrtD "A Substantial Jeweler in n Substantial Lily .. 108 M a g n o lia .. . clan, No fang nor claw ilnce the wr-rltl " bagan. t ry thing* In the dark upon b I* track, i gtart* at a broken twig, nbUng end turning back, es he remember the race |ja n with the tortoise T Maybe Ho'think* of the fox he tricked, Or Uie god he used to be. Down In my lettuce patch I H« nibbed a young green leaf, *”* wrinkled hi* nose at the nun, ‘gentle and timorous thief; lng, In spite of serpent or -*snare, LThere’s luck on the side of the brvvrn h*re, For be carries luck /ith him.everywhere. Sgnford people read The Herald because it gives them today’s news Wonder If Dsde county will eboM*" to have horse races next wlnUr. r- -J . Cl— ■ Fighting Germans wasn't enough ?General Bullard; he’s gone and »t married again. It'i %safs bet that Earl Carroll another use fur the bathtub fter working on the farm all day jng. ------- o ■ Don’t let this out, but there’s a mor On the streets af Jscks<mflie that the Seminole County has closed. ,T~'~-----o i government proposes to “dry letrolt. That's a big job. ipa Tribune. They’d have luck drying up Lake Erie. ------- -o------- you ever atop to think?" caption of an editorial. ' very often, and when we accused of blocking traf•re already talking of parfoil Earl Carroll. Let him stay h« Is; It’s bitter M hi* . and he’ll thank the country later on. "Pride of Detroit” hopped la morning. It takes a lot r r e ta head out over the in the face of the failure Dole Air derby. ■ 35 o ■ thing about a cake of aoap bottom o f a bath tub. It trow you out, but it won’t on you after you are down, pa Times. The beat’thing to do, old timer, la to use ‘ it won’t even throw you ilin* In the Sanford Har"Durant Thl ’ * ? r’ Still Good." Thia will f% to owners of Florida le in counties have toted la favor of law."—Orlando Repor- plan to attend the convention. The rules are as follows: !*Mansttt ■( two husi'ftH centuries andut more could, no loutago. of kellion*, it* anareni.sma and ajne- *0 the Very last decade where Age .. 1. “It may not he necessary to mention it, but it is prestige or self-respect have play­ Isms are all strictly according to upon the world a t twenty-one. true that the French are n proud people. Therefore it ed safe. In refusing to do so, it has p attern , a* one who dabbles In the j produce to rival th is ? O r.if you sav helped the enemies of governm ent chronicles of preceding epochs is W hat list can our post-w ar Youth would he well not to ask when a hill in francs is present­ risked a great hum iliation to itself. hound to discover th is quaint fa ct [ th a t it is u n fa ir to demand more ed, ‘How much is this in real money?' about Itself, because yauth so ve- jth n n one prodigy In eight short 2. "And visitors should not regard everyone as hem ently despises anything th a t'is ,y e a r s , can one be produced? There m ore th an ten years old th a t it re- is Noel Coward, certainly.—but,— stupid who does not understand English. French is the M istaking Mass fuses to study its p aren t’s p ast.(unybody e lse ? " , language of France. And so It h*s not yet dawned upon The tru th u> of coum>i th a l we Miami News 3. "The delegates should not try to reform the Eolith th at In abusing Ajce it i s , n jj grow old much later nowadays. French attitude toward men with black skin. They have South Florida continues to be the faith fu lly following the fashion of It is If Middle-age and Eld had in­ fishing niecca of the sta te , and i its fa th e rs." in France, all the legal and civil rights of white men— deed vanished together. Youth re-! unless it has already been done, we J l n fact> Youth is perhaps less fuses to grow old. It is indeed the and that includes the privilege of having, white wives wish to call attention to the 93,-; successful in rebellion than were nge of Youth today, but it is not and women friends. It is a mistake for Americans to pound grouper th a t was hooked jU elder* ami grum lelders in their the age of adolescence; it is the age try to change this. here the o th e r day as an indication youth ,. fo _r we_ — are ---remindod a t of young and BtiU growing minds, -------- th ----4. "It will serve no good purpose to argue about | that Miami occupies the very youth has not done much since the,in bodies that have been forty, fif- j I throne room of this fishing king­ War to prove how triumphantly jty, sixty, seventy, eighty years in prices in hotels and restaurants. , ignorance can nverule experience | the world. To-day, more than ever 6. "And it ought not to he n part of the delegates’ dom. There is always danger that if It only be given the chance, before, the houI refuses to grow old. mission to reopen the question of who won the war ” blessings will become so common­ ---------------- -----------0-----------------------------------’ place that we will forget . to point WHILE A PROTECTIVE tariff for Florida tomatoes them out to the atranger or the is being mooted, it might he well to talk freight tariffs too. visitor who comes t» us for enter­ Never let it be sald~ of On the haul to Chicago, tomatoes from Homestead, Florida. tainment. Miami that she forgot to boast of pay a freight of $1.88 per hundred pounds, while tomatoes the tho fishing, nsning grounds gruumi* that tnpt nature n; has from San Bias, Mexico, pav only $1.65 per hundred pounds- "Pren<1 u* *n th« bay at our _ And this in spite of the fact that 'Homestead is more than S J*6or the °'‘‘an just be­ yond. 100 miles nearer Chicago than San Bias it. The same goes There are other places in south for Florida pens and beans. We are advised that Sanford, Florida just as proud of their fish­ Florida which is 1,126 miles from New York, pays $1.51 pef ing which have very recently had hundred pounds to New York, while Sacramento, California. official notic* taken of them, Shell­ Commissioner Hodges has been 2,000 miles further paya $1.75 per 100 pounds or only 24 cents fish in Key West picking a site for a more.—Jacksonville Journal. crawfish hatchery and a state---- ----------------:----- O----------------owned aquarium, to be operated in Buick for 1928 gets away in F o r R e a l S e rv ic e Try Our F ilin g Station That Good Gulf Gasoline ' No N ox Motor Fuel Supreme Motor Oil Quaker State Oil Free ( ’rank Case Service—Greasing Firestone Tires Seminole Tire Shop Firestone Tires 411 W. 1st. St ✓ DirectJlll-WatcrTiouU NEW YORK like an arrow from a bow conjunction with the hatchery.' Following his Key West selection, TWO EXPLORERS Commissioner. Hodges secured a BOSTON TRANSCRIPT site for the Lake Okeechobee fish ■ hatchery, which the state will spend The world" *till moves by, oppos­ Sunday front six days’ wanderings 150,000 to equip. The Okeechobee ite*. At the moment when atten­ underground, during which he esti- hatchery is designed to give contion leemed everywhere concen­ mutes that he travelled at least | siderable Impetus to the commertrated upon great exploit* In the seventy miles in the cavern before 'rial fishing industry of the east upper air, between this Nation and he was finally able to discover an ,"hure of the lake. The quiet waters Europe, to Hawaii ond ubove the unknown exit from which he emer-1 of Chauncey Bay, iduth of OkeeNorth Pole, news cornea of two ad­ ged after his friends had all but chobee on the Conners highway, ventures deep underground. Two given him up as dead. Ashley de- will form the breeding ground for ; subterranean explorers break into clares that he hud a definite pur­ that state hntchery. the first-page news of the day. pose In mind at the time when he There can be no question b u t; One of the tunnellers, to be sure, lost his way in the cave. He was that a state hatchery on Biscayne "went below" through sheer inad­ undertaking to explore a secret j tiu>’ is needed to keep the bay and i vertence. He was the New York passage which he discovered som e the numerous inlets teeming with' lad of Mven who pushed a stone week* ago, so that a precise record i th® material for one of Miami’s ! Into an open munhole yesterday, of this hitherto unknown channel b«#t sports. Proper spplicstlon and then fell in after the stone, and might be made and mapped. Con- *b°u!d be made to Governor Marwas carried awsy In the rushing earning that declaration Tennes-1tin nnd to the shellfish commission. 1 leem* to Fishing is a great attraction here. watera of a great metropolitan see'* chief mine inspector seems skwer. This episode might have entertain some doubt. But if A sh-1but. ■» in every othe{ well-fished led- Indeed seemed almost certain ley’s ktory, upon careful re-exam­ region, restocking should be start­ to lead- to a mortally seri> u* re­ ination, holds good, his personal ed before there is actual need for it. sult. If it had, it would not here be prowess nnd hardihood will de­ Thia looks Hke a job for the Mi­ a subject of comment. But as the serve fair mention. If the average ami Anglers d u b and our state lie knows, the boy, after u man had to ch< ,>se between being representatives. If-mile's submarine voyaging, lost for six days underground and BUICK M OTOR COMPANY, P U N T . MICH. The gold that other nations have with only his head for periscope being lost for six hours in the upp­ Uirhlfm 1/ Gtntrs! atop the water, was swept out of er air over Le Bgurget, Touraine invested in China Is the real yellow the sewer’s mouth, Into" the East und the Norman coast, Just which peril.—— El Paso Times. would he preferen­ River at Forty-Ninth street, and experience there handily rescued by an alert tially take? II you live In a country town, and anxious party of waiting fire­ you are a ountry town fellow, and men and boatmen. As a result of -------Canoeists who know nothing that’s all there is to It. And you this peril"us exploration youngf about canoes should remember needn’t stick up your nose at the - -• ' f* .r Anthony D'Agostino's sole con­ that they will not always have funny __ ............ ........ country towns little.. things tribution to science, In helpini ing to lifeguards to pull them out of th e ' do. —Atchison Globe, * • f4 , inilng.i water.—Toronto Mail and Express tsU bllsh accurate data concerning "rtiditions in this underground con- ‘ President Coolldge sent for Secdult, consisted of the- remark. A question is often raised aa to re’iry Hoover and gave him a' "It was terrible cold In there.” what ia wrong with the church that breakfast of buckwheat rakes and The other underground venture the attendance ia not larger. But country sausage. Then he called reported today was more carefully possibly tne trouble is less with the in the correspondents and fed t V- L ! •’ * • „ i* premeditated, L. S. Ashley, the church than with those who ought them on soft soap.—Roanoke Magnolia A venue. Tennessee caveguide, emerged on to attend.—Boston Herald-Courier. Times. . ( traffic like an arrow from a bow! Watch the Buicks next tima you drive downtown. See how • easily they step out in front when the signal changes. And note how they give other cars the slip in the friendly rivalry of traffic. You cannot say you know the full meaning of “performance” * until you've driven a Buick for 1928. EWEST nnd most luxurious cotftwli steamers afloat offer you comfort m ! convenience supreme. N SAILINGS FROM JACKSONVILLE TO NEWY0JU Calling at Charleston t r e n Monday. Duiraday and Saturday at • P. M- 8. S. Cherokee j‘ «’ J,] ° hawlt S. S. Algrnquln h . Seminole . • Sentember 2 10 1* September 3 12tj September 51® September 9 IT!• August ’ 2tt August 2? August 29 Friday’s Sailing Direct . special Summer Service JACKSONVILLE and MIAMI FROM JACKSONVII.E Every Tuesday 4 P. M. FROM MIAMI Kvery -Thursday 10 AI M. SUMMER FARES FROM JACKSONVILLE To New York C ity..........m 5 4 o n * w * y To Charleston. B.C $ 11.00 ** " ..........B U I " - *W1« round tH» $)S.U0 " S73.ll “ " TO MIAMI $16.17 EACH WAY Through tickets and baggage checked n *. B U I C K > 1 9 2 8 Sanford Buick Gulf Gasoline Tel 893 •*•//*»/*•/**/*##fAa»* iwmIi - • Summer Exercusion Now On Sale Return Limit Oct. SI. TrwpontdM tactadw •** S IS * •*" kmht olhn s a s w i Ot ■ith or without frixsts to*«tonr •**"*• ■ ■hh«wU»eMoul»Wh«*»-dsd»«M.T ^ LxWt* «.»»• thwa^ Trrtrt* dUU* Onh^** •»*••* tor two. loo*. «t» or right prttomm. \ w t i §od 4mtim§ Pot turthmr IfU N B yM TleUtr. W * ,a C L Y D E L IN E J. B. C A LD ER , Agent. * Sanford, Fla. WM. B. CLEMENTS. Dial. Passenger Agent. Jackson •r .rK ,^ • �• -V-, t, * -’„ - ^ —1 •> •, •v [-/ * .jfi - * T~ Ib'TV-: i ; i H' • 7* ‘V^U5^ ' ^ **■ ’ • v* S i 1’>/ **1 >- («;“ •> ' t .‘:V, ^ ,r; ; ' - /' 711E SANFORD HERALD, SATORDAY^U^tJST.^T. 1927 = _ = U*e -here stopped nicely only 16 feet n>*u.Ui4 flag while Evans was *trong armed over the green and into the rough. He missed one "hut and then replied w ith a beauBy International NeWg | tifn! chip to within a foot of the CHICAGO, Aug. 25.— (IN S )— ag reed to help th e project. ’ lfflcc Telephone 148 ^___ MRS. FRED S. P.UGER, SOCIETY EDITOR rup, mnkin'j it necessary fo r Bob­ Ro&idence Telephone! 859 Ten thousand fish, tittle ones and Special runw ays into the by to score withr hi* second p u tt in CHICAGO. Aug. 2 7 .-D e a th h e ro !big one8. are going to be moved fo r m otor trucke aro to lie "H er t„ win the hoje. Bo^by did. recently of Jerem iah J. Crowley, from Beck’s Lake, n ear South stru cted to facilitate the transfi represented Bobby’s second “ Pagan R iicst" of Chicago, has re-1 Bend Ind., to Chain O’Lakes, a Ice dealers announced they Wl bole* played and his vived tales of his brilliant and fiery pond liv e miles away. provide free ice for the fish" win. The hole wn» th e journey. . light drizzle but the ^E xcom m unicated from the R o-| gamely on. m an Catholic Church for a lle g e d '^ " " T h e Ash k L not of th ^ A * * off the fourth tee derogntory rem arks about clergyland SEV EN BOMB BLASTS I.Kill variety or landdrifted into the rough but hi* lie men, Crowley refused to be un- tree-clim bing Young ami l.urx Y ung «f''Vtn.*a (continued from pago one) Provision wa* good and he came through frocked anil appeared at Holy * “!>“ " * • P * 1? - ^ • irg over the telejOn i'e nr Cola, the :iHra. the g reen . H EN D ERSO N , N. C., AugY house gu Name Catholic here and insisted mu*t he made for t cm, with a fine long spoon shot to the MONIMY. evision" us it is called. a. re . of Miss Olive N'fwmiin anil whi He mutual a shot down there; (IN S )— A uthorities heru tc 1 Soth Gordon, extension director launched a thorouogh Invust however upon saying mass. nieeting of all the f i r e It'S have liven e \t ’ iv e l entertninnl 1 *'ntly dm onstrnteil in the New then he fia a lly chipped on in 4”fo r fairway Jones’ second, Crowley wns born in Cork, Ire- of t h e 1 Isaac W alton League of into th e aeries of seven'bor fir-t B ap tist Church at were again hi: '" m l i n Friday af Voik iuhratories of the A o -n o an ail app ro x im ate 0. Jones, m ean­ " a - just as good and then ‘ they |di*-k at the home of M rs .T . ternoon with n matinee part: t lelenhiinv ami Telegraph f'cn p an y while, was > straig h t from tee to b“ th got home with great thirds, land in 1861. He was ordained to America, has aolved the difficulty plosions th a t have m arked 7' * lock’s being 3 feet off the pin and the priesthood in 1886 in Ireland —alm ost. He declared th a t the fish th ree weeks of the strike o f-f > Rae. 218 Palm etto Avenue, thn Milnne Theatre. The party before an audience of newspaper pin to g et hiti par 4. Bobby's 4 feet nwny. However, and enme to the United States m ust be transported, In all, Bo+diy got fohr birdierf, em ployes of the H arriet purpose of electing officer*. was given hy Misses Helen Vernnv " '‘iters nml scientists. Papers all j Citizena of neighboring cities are mills fo r re sto ratio n of a IS Ctyek shortly afterw ard. Sleeti Mallory Circle of the and S ara Kvrlyn Williams. In the o 'e r the world carried from page one eagle, twwlve pars and one Bobby sank his putt and He was called to the archdio- lo ^ to fu rn Ish bath-tubs, iptist Church will meet party were Mi>s M argaret I.oui«e headlines and ran sensational stor­ buzzard. It was the fourth tim e missed his. becoming 3.down. ^esc of Chicago am! wit* later nscrocks, wash-pans and o th er conin four sttecesaive rounds th at he T a r p o n s p r i n g s —Worw t They halved the fifth in p ar 4’s Miss ies about the event. Not since the Ire P. D. McRae at her home Young, Miss Lucy Young. sigued as assistan t pastor of the tflinenJt M f or the ■ tart deepening Anclote River. . bettered 7lt on ji par of 72 course. Bobby rem aining 3 up. O live. Newman. Mis* Mary Eliza Inu’tto Avenue, at Four invention of the phonograph and Jones’ te* shot ju st stopped a Church of the N ativity Here his /ifhe9. fly*, m il, r |de. heth Pulestnn, Miss Helen Vernay tl'e motion picture had popular im­ —'A Wild, scaipouring, galloping NORTHW OOD—$100,000 gallary of lO.lhVl otherw ise staid yard in front of a bunker while work and zeal earned for him a fte r and Miss Horn Evelyn Williams. "We m ust place ice in the con­ agination been stirred to such few _two years the jiastoratc of St. TUESDAY house to be erected hfcte; citizens left the Hirst .tee behind, Evans’ landed in the short rough tainers," Gordon explained. “O r­ On S aturday morning. Miss Mar . - . ... —» i\r ‘ll T. U. will hold a ‘White garet Peters was hostess a t a er pitch However, strange to say, a before and afte r Vlobhy Jones and to the right. Both then pitched on M ary’S Church n t Oregon, III. He dinary lake w a te r would be too majority of those who attended the was pastor there for two, years W H IT E CITY—$60,000 bor a t 8 o'clock at. the iJ swimming _l t n ... Palm Spring .. Int !p arty ................ Chick Evan* ns fatis famous pair party at ■le iiionst rat inn had already seen started out this m orning on th eir nicely. Chick’s ball being 10 feet when he began to bppnsb the ele­ warm for the fiah to live in by th e sue verted fo r buildlnff school! It" the M ethodist Church. fnun the cup and Bobby'* 0 feet vation i f the Rev. Peter J . Mul- timo the tra n s fe r bas taken" place. honoring these charm ing visit1"" 1 elevision pin the screen of a here. * WEDNESDAY Miss P eter s guests were Mis motion picture thenter. When the ■hi hole journey to- the National nwny. Neither could sink his first doon to a bishopric, publicly a t ­ " I t would be an easy m a tte r In A m ateur Golf C ham pionship. It be Spaulding Circle of the Louise doling, M iss'Lucy Young articles appeared next put end they took a half in 4’s. tacking the la tte r from the lecture winter. We could freeze the fish , day. this PALM BEACH—"P alm Beach was the final round ,uf the g reat Jjaptist Church will meet at Miss Camilla Pulestnn and Miss strange The short sixth was halved ill platform . which wouldn’t h u rt them a t all, Jo u rn a l" new w eekly'new spaper,tfv? rangc ..„ a ,deuce was mentioned | event. o stensib|y to decide ju st who clock with Mi’f e A . M. Car M ary Elizabeth Pulestnn. 3‘». Bobby staying up. Ho was then excommunicated in nnd carry them on slabs o f ice, b u t be estab lish ed .. t , *« an u,uannv 'r ig h t be the best man in the game, Iher home on .ncigPolia AveEva its wns wild off the tee at 1901. Crowley refused to recog­ in the sum m er "It’s different. We’ll Miss Newman and her guests [ rophety fi,lt come true. i..., ... i___ i__ _ .___ ■ _ “ this Ink,, hole, his ball landing on nize his excommunication and havo to hire m any trucks to ca rry were mining thus,, from S anford! The film that visualized "Tele- but as Junes has beiiti going ^ W IN T E R BEA CH V for addition and Im provem ent* attending the Dance at the O range ] vision" I„ng before the actual dcni- this tourney, the contewt could ortly the seventh tee, Bobby, meanwhile, storm ed Holy Name C athedral, de­ the p ane and bath-tubs," |( ARI> OF THANKS Court in Orlando on I riday even- 1 onsiration was "M etropolis” a re­ mean that it would d eterm in e who bad pitched his tee shot onto the manding thnt he be allowed to say schoolhouse. -• • The laks will be drained b y 'd e ­ i green, (5 feet from the cup, fgom might be the better m an today. mass. Ho wo* ordered to leave but inh to extend our heartiest ing. grees and the fish scooped up by markable foreign production feat­ which point he got down in two forced his way to the a lta r before For Hobby has been J a r the bet­ md appreciation of the A nother delightful swimming uring the fantastic possibilities of - • mSt* nets. F arm ers and citizens of a kindnesses and floral o ffer­ party given in honor of the Misses a world a thousand years from, tor man all thtough the week, ju st putts. He had to do *0, wt thnt, a vast congregation. The reg u lar­ village n ear Beck’s Lake have ing the sickness and lentil | Young, was that of S aturday a fte r- now. The apparatus shown is said us he was winning titles' in 1924 Evans making a great recovery ly assigned priests put out the, C. M. Hand. ( upon at Pa)fit Springs w hen Jesse (tn he almost identical w ith the and I92(k and ih reaching the final that utmost hided out. It stopped lights. No nn*i spoke. Finally round last y ear at Bnlticirol,„ Ev­ Li inches from the phi for a p ar 3. Crowley departed. Yerke* Observatory. Long and umes G. .Sharon I Hand , ■ r" equipment developed by L>r. Ives of an*, champion tif liDl) m id 1920, They halved the seventh In 4’s, On succecdihg Sundays he a t­ .1 The spiral nebulae and planeMrs. A. I*. Hutts A family were hosts. the telvphi me company. One of the was hardly conceded more than an Jones remaining 3 up. tended m ass but was gU*cn the rcur tcsaim al theories of the earth s Mrs. S. M. Lloyd & family Evnn* him self was exactly even film's characters is shown in tele­ form ation are jn e o rp o ra te d to some uui they 4’s to this point.yet Jones’ m nstcry seat upon each occasion. It, E. llcatty Si family Miss. Pearl Robson left S a tu r­ phone conversation ns the party at outside chance to win Crowley lost w hat little money degree in the theory of a sun’s started on their round a t' 10:36 day for Daytona Reach where she the other end of the line appears was so complete th a t Chick wait he had saved nnd was evicted from explosion, Dr. E lvey explained. Ruby Hoyne leaves Mon- will spend a few days as the guest before him In a m iniature, photo*- o’clock. hole high to the left and Jones his room in the old Shcrntan house. The last s ta r to explode, as ob­ Tlie course was a hit henvy from her home at Boise, Idaho id Miss Ethcldn Tntterson. He then went to W heaton, III., ! graphically reproduced on a small (overnight rains and an overcast reaching the fa r edge. ’Jones chip ^he w ilrtp e n d a month vlsitshot was too strong, 4 feet past the where he began the publication of served in the powerful telescopes, TODAY 1 glim n^i i i n wns Nova Pictoria In 1926 which j sky held more than a h in t of Itives. William Lake leaves S aturday ^ Patrons of the Milano T heater storm s at a none too d istan t mom- cup. luit he sank the putt for-a par books and periodicals b itte rly a t­ expanded 40,000 tim es its norm al Colonel Tim McCoy and Claire 4. tacking Catholicism and clergym en. size, It was computed. evening fur Philadelphia, Pa., I will have a chance to see this re ­ , ent. W indsor in Jones became 4 up by winning Tho form er priest m nrrtcd hla e be goes to he with his aunt, markable device when “Metropu- | They halved the first hole in “ Because wo havo become ac­ - " T H E FRO NTIERS MANN j the eighth with a 3 to 4, stenographer, Blanch MacLeod, [t The Churches | ality Mrs. F orrest Lake, who is quite ill. bs” is shown there Mondays F ritz 1 par 4’s, both g etting long tee shots. Bobby drova to the traps on the daughter of the postm aster n t custom ed to the sun’s daily ray s U Basod on th rillin g ' b a ttle -d f ' bang produced ‘'M etropolis" for • Evans had the honor and his left of this 232 y ard hole ami Ev­ Schuyler, III. The m arriage was is hard for us to believe the sun Sly c r o s s c h u r c h Horseshoe B ead w hen Andos Zb C harles W hitner returned home UFA. Param ount is releasing it. t*n 11 nearly reached the ro u g h a t an s’ tee shot was short of the perform ed in E llenaburg, Waiih., is liable to expLode at arty m inute," fnth Sunday a fte r T rinity. F riday from New York and other Jackson crushed C reekP rofessor E lvey pointed out. “Y et the right. Boldiy’s was longer. F in ­ g rien by 35 y ard s.-Chick then took where he was a real e state broker Irntioii of Holy Communion points/TTT the North and E ast where f , Confederacy. ally bringing up on the practice a niblack to chip 15 fect\too strong in 1908. A P resbyterian m inister uur sun i \ n o exception to the ru le Picnic Party Is Given h i. Added »of tho universe. I t m ay explode he has been spending \ t h e past and then he missed his p u tt by an officiated a t the ceremony. fairw ay to the right. Chick’s pitch rhSi honl 0.4aA. M. month. and deluge the e a rth w ith burning \ 8 H } "MAC'S BOTH".1 inch Hy Kings Daughters In June, 1922, Mrs. Crowleyjfiled on was 40 feet away frunv the pin ling P ra y e r ami Sermon It w as ju st a caso^tff Jones," the suit for divorce in W heaton, III., gases tom orrow or a million y ears for his par, liuhhv alm ost g o t a 3 ike Mary Thursday from ■ i ... K " * Mr. and Mrs. IJarvtjf Parks are magician all over again, as birdie c n ir t charging th a t the form er from now. a distance of 20 feet, the. p u tt inmity service nt Handshell, leaving "ii Monday for Baltim ore, mum k , “ If this event happened w e would and caglos were interspersed with J priest wo* a "w ife beater and a pal Pier at H o ’clock in the Md., a fte r a very pleasant visit rif u u t ' ” i i a ■ '» '■* ■: The Kings D aughters Class of h ittin g the hack.of the cup and p ars mid when Bobby hopped off knife throw er.” Subsequently they know It In eig h t m inutes, the tim o,. stay in g out. . -tl * Im V here as the g u en sr of Dr and Mrs. the Methodist Sunday School en ­ the round by g etting a g reatt 3 on became reconciled. required for lig h t to trav e l from Bobby .became 1 * up by w inning joyed delightful nicnic and sw im ­ J.T t. Yldliff, *■* ' th e par 5 ninth, Chjck simply Crowley was .six fe et three the sun to the earth a t a speed of IT t RISTIAN CHUJtCH ming, p a rty T hursday afternoon nj the second with a birdie 3 ag ain st. shook his head sadly and then sum ­ inches in height and weighed 270 160,000 miles per second. The “METROPOLIS" and Palm etto Ave. moned n dazed smile. pound*. His death followed a gases Would teach here In 138 days Mrs, W alter M organ and son Lake Mary. The m em bers a s ­ Chick’s par 4. Bobby pulled hi* drive a g a in n t USchool 9:45 A. ftf. Chick had sltot the idno In 38 short illness. Burial was a t Schuy­ and would burn out\ planet like an , John, loft F ridA y'for Jacksonville sembled a t tlu: church at 4 o ’clock Jitig W orship tiud Conimun- w hete' they Will spend a few days and motored to the lake in a body. the second but ho kept it o u t of the himself, yet he n atu rally didn't ler, 111. There wns no church ser­ electric blast furnace would s a t an ZiUUtnh; shot he win a hole on this outward Journey. vices ut the grave, his widow and apple.” M. Throughout the afternoon swim ­ rough and on 'th e next with her parents, Mr. and M$*. J. ►1 ming and o th er w ater sports were dropped his approach w ithin 8 in ­ However, he never stopped hla bid dau g h ter ulune attepding, on, "P a ssin g But Once,” K. M ettinger. enjoyed, and a t fi o'clock a bount­ ches of the cup, while the., crowd keep pace with th a wlldman he Mi4* Georgia M«h|ey, who, has eous picnic ' supper vVus served. ,went wild. Evans, 15 yards ahead was playing, and oven refused to flciepce and . civilization, which •W tan E n d eavor 7. P. M.1• ' rill worship in evening In been Spending the past fortnight During the serving of the supper of Bnbhy off the tee, pitched on, U* •onc^do anything nt the ninth until for years have battled the ele­ im portant .f r i t te r s w ere, within 20 fevt of the..pit) and g o t h e hud taken two shots In the trnp m ents to m ake the earth safe fo r ^rvice a t city pier. . in Tam pa as the guest of Mis* several e «• ■k u m i i , I *’ Ii ■ A . P t . 1’ J Il L l mankind, .would be ..fu tile .in the .down in tw o p u tts for hi* 4. Bobby, *k thg edge of tljc g r e e n ,... * rgntion w ill..w**t*i -on tte-t'-' 4jat!icrin« P ittm an,' h expected tu discussed. ■he w w a w i p z s i a w . return home Sunday,. . . r y 7 o’clock the class rc-nssem - of course, had a certain Birdie, - • • That gaglu thnt Jones scored face of a n explosion of tho sun, an j If incorporation. bled a t the church for rehearsal there possibly was an even more event th a t m ight happen a t any i Jones then woif'tho th ird w ith a Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Lloyd and fop the Sunday School choir. scnHutionnl effort than his medal movement, a prom inent scientist | THE SURF BATHER’S % J0Y "" KEGATIONAL CHUJtCH 8 ti> a 4 to become 2 u p . Those enjoying this outing were r r P ark Avenue nnu 3rd diAighter, Jan e , Mrs. Archie Betts Bobby’s mashie KlioU-Jfrom the score of 32, since he did better than revealed here today. Your Nearest Beaeh and son, Churles, left S aturday for Miss Nannie Brooks, Miss Mary thut early in the week when he got E very s ta r or tu n has experi- • The Year Round Fisherman’s Parndisc Daytonn Bench where they will Rankin, Miss EUn Bolton, Mfss Rfi- i* located there. his 67 to win the qualifying mejial- enced such a disruption o r m ay do I Bernard Root, Ministtu* Right Now The Tarpon Ar*i Biting "■ : ■ vtHJJ hecca Clark, Miss K\hol Riser, It wus estimated hy Brazllluti T heir nine hole cards follows: so m om entarily, P rofessor C. T. ■ till Stinecipht'r, baritone spend several days. Miss Georgia Calhoun, Miss Ozna aviation experts th at, if Rcdfern OUT Elyey of N orthw estern U niversity j Special Low Sumfner Rates For Week Jones 4 3 3 4 4 3 1 3 3—31 revealed a fte r experlm neta a t th School 0:15,* Edwin-Ran-, Mrs. J . R. Vidler nml son A rth u r Rrooks, Miss Roxe.y Dorsey," Miss was able to hold his course and his End Partios Or Seasori . • j(, ■Upt# \ leave Monday for Hnltimore, Mu., .Margaret M artin, Miss Alice Good­ schedule, he J%ould urrive between Evan* 4 4 4 5 4 3 4 4 0—38 ____________ - I Desirable Cottages, Reasonable Rates line W orship, 11:00. (where they will spend the month of ing McKim, Miss Evelyn Edenfield, 4 o’eloek and 9 o’clock tonight. APPEAL FILED "A Skull’ Clip, A T h ig h 1 Scplcniher as the guests of her Miss Maude Carroway, Mrs. P orter Should-'word he received indicat­ For Further Information Addrtsa 11. [.arising J r„ Mrs. E. Curro- ing th n t ttodfern would land be­ SAVANNAH, Tenn., Aug. 27.— |nd Two Teeth to tell Life’s “ wA, Mrs. Willis t.ruy. way, Mrs. II. Sm ith uiul little fore darkness, a siiuardron of (IN S )—An appeal was filed today . liss I.elty Cadlwell, Mrs, Clyde Dorothy Smith. Brazilian planes will go out to Me- by atto rn ey s for Deputy Sheriff "’clock a union service of ezaui and guide him to the landing Rufus T urner, sentenced to serve Architect Ichufcbe* nt municipal piet. Byrd and sm all daughter Hetty 4 »-k»l •s N E W SMYRNA; FLA. pluce a t nightfall. Powerful beacon two years in the state penitentiary Jean returned home Friday from F irs t N m ’l. Bank Bldg. Jacksonville and Live Oak where flares will be turned on a t each f„r th e slaying of Jim Ford a t the ILL SOULS CHURCH Jt-nford. Fla. corner of the field a* guides. A de- j j t. View Church here last May. 28. F east of St. August- they spent the past week. r— i n 'W tnehm ent of soldiers will guard t h e ’ m A I . KOTICH l'h.ld und bundle traffic. kMMMMI 8:00 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Cobh und U D / A I M D l? rk l? l? D M ■ , -■ IV TIIK CUCIIT OK TIIK COllJIty Among the member* of the of- JtflKlK, SM.UIXOI.K fUO.MTtf sm all son and Mr. and Mrs. F. A. I 1 l i V / l r l IlIY IJ J u E ilv lx lliction a f te r Mass. SERVICE STATU OK KI.OIIIIIA. Jicinl greetin g eom m ittc are re p re­ Stone have returned from a two t ______ ETIIODIST "CHURCH til r* the eolifle of J. K. LAINO, sentative* of the arm y and aviaV «fi. I lay School—9:30 K. W. W are weeks’ no tor trip to Asheville nml ] • (Continued Fr<fni P age One) Deceaseil—In I’rnbate. KIN At, NtrritfK btendent. * otl\e,r points in N orth ( nrolinu. j crossed the coast line and the Aom- niinn service, the United S tates NOTICE-IH HKllKBT CJtVKN that Tho opening of a l\. M. Serm on, "Godliness ‘ 1>n River unobserved during the gates from the Am erican Chambc.* t in* unit er* Ia oeit will, on the let dav |ti.. the J K .. W.” i ’. .T h e m any friends o t Alls* M ilnernight, no news of him could be ex A m bassador and Consul und d^lo- ..f November, A D, 1917. present (w un. tlie tlunnrntiln i.'iiunir Jail** of K«m- CLASS IN PIANO tha Fox will be interested to learn pccted before noon or early a fte r­ ot Commerce. * , Z The plans provide a b rief re st for ln»l« County. Florida, their Ilnal re‘. M. Three Epworth Lea- th at she is g ettin g along nicely a f­ noon. u r n . account nnd voucher* a* adPrivate Lewtona In lU dfem in the Uviatioii school te r un operation S aturday morning [ill meeL • mlnlntratrlre* of tha estate of J. r. Under those conditions Kedfern M. Community services at ut tha F em ahi-L uughton hdspitul. would have to reach the territo ry building a fte r which he will bo I.AINfl, deci-«*ed. *)ld ut sold time, All Grades then and there, make appllcutlou tu •4i Shell, serm on Jiy Dr. E. covered by the South Telegram brought to Rio in n m otor car. the *__ __ ___ r se ttle Given hy Miss KntherinP* W right returned system before inform ation con­ Q uarters have beep 'ptoVided- foy me ut tif t h e i r _|_Ml___ alee. ndm la lstrn il!"h of.’said to h er home nt W inter Haven, cm cerning his-progress could be tra n s ­ him n t th e Palace Hotel. Tho Am­ • rtats, ami for an order dlechsrglnff : t us *uch AdmliiUtnitrli-e*. line Mallem SHYTERIAN CHURCH Friday, a fte r a pleasant visit here mitted to the outside world. The erican Cham ber of Commerce plans tliem lotted thl* the 771 Ii duy uf AU«U*t. i b r will preach the last of us the gu est of M rs. -Mphlen northerm ost point of the South a luncheon'fo r the airm an on Sun- A l>. 1S37. ■ T n le p h W 883 “ * ■ 9 * f 9 *tf ^ Z. 1 t ‘ || JITLIA K. LAINO sod ' of three serm ons mi Rom- W right n t her home irn Celery Ave- Telegraph system is Goyaz City. duy. . *•'" 310 E ast F lrtU S tre e t JKANKTTK K. LAINO. M-16 at 11 A. M. The officini reception plank in ­ S an fo rd ,'; iFlorida nue. Beyond th a t point th ere lies a A* Admlnistrstrlce* of the •»* Shrimp Cocktail will he no services a t the r‘ tut* of J. B. LAINO, decta*. stretch of 900 miles of desolate, un- clude a visit to tho president of •d. ; st night, ns th is Church Mis* Mildred Huston und Mrs. j inhabited territo ry which is isu- the republic and tho secretaries of in the Com munity Service Aiuelia Noble w ar ami m arine.The Brazilian avi­ returned home luted tided from the outside. Cream Of Chicken Soup ' Lake Front, Thursday evening from ScWance, Experienced aviators said there ation service officers will give a ficc* for the day: Tenn., where they havo been a t­ was no reason to suppose thnt Red- luncheon for Iledfum on Monday, . A. M. Bible School Call U« — We Call” tending the Teachers training fi rn hud been forced down. They according to the present program . Choice Of M ea ts. L A N E Y ’S D R Y Jd Morning W orship. — - ............ -fr; school. * » _________________ pointed lo the possibility th at he ‘ i- of little children n rr in* might be following the coast linz CLEANING CO. Service You Will jb»_ the service, und they will Mis* Durothy Dutton returned toward* 1’ura Pernambuco a t some j Young Roast Hen ('liable wonion In the Living to her home a t . De Land, Fridny distance from the re g u la r steam er Appreciate 110 E . 2nd — I’hone "365 J "f the ' Id Manse building afternoon a fte r a short visit here Jre there to care for their as the gueUt of Miss Lenabelle lanes. Baked V irginia Ham Plans have been completed here Children d uring the service. Hagan. Se was accompanied home for the welcomo of the American 1=1-"I |" ’ill in terest the children by aviatdr. If he arrives safely he will ■md use of kindergarten by Miss H agan. Fried Chicken v lund n t the m ilitary av iatio n .field Dent. " Miss Virginia McDaniel returned —Camp IJo* Affonsoo— tw entyLANEY’S - ‘The Friendly Drug Store” h'.Ttiu S aturday afternoon from two miles fropi the city. The |RST llA IT IS T CHURCH , . ■* V egetables t'um p Joeasseo, S. C., stopping en- Brazilian m ilitary aviation school play school 9:45 A. M. z-J * • -/E. First St. I Prescriptions Filled Promptly V *%t\* '' T n ute homo a t A tlanta, Ga., where ting worship and seymon l l R-v. J. W, S en terfitt, Lake she sjient a week with her sister, Mashed Potatoes Sanford I And Accurately Mrs. B ryan Sturm an. Miss "Louise Wells left "Vriduy ! p i l l be the m essenger. . png. L’e* pie* Unions 6:15 in for Tam pa .w h ere she will spend j Mrs. Stella P. A rrington who some tim e visiting relatives nnd pening. ■Sweet M ixed'Picklea v , ^ ^ lltO dne-day evening serviCe a t 8 has been attending the Berkeley friends. University at Berkeley, Cal., and -r Southern Corn M uff ins . 1 c,,ngregation will join in the her son Briggs A rrington und And­ Mix* Beth Loasing, who has been rew C arrow ay are expected to re­ visiting relatives a t j a i i n t s in Illi­ "ervjve in the evening,. ' I‘ d'lic i rdiallv invited to all turn home Saturday. nois and M innesuta, returned Horn* FOR THIS WEEK fl'S. Thursday morning. i \ Mrs! N orm a M el.augiilla of Nciv VnhillR, Raspberry Ice And Algernon Speer, Jack P eters and t hurch tif C h rist, Scientist. York, who has been spending the Jce Crtji *1 . Strawbe ttimi Science^ services are past few days here a* the gue»t of H erbert Speer returned home F ri­ every Sunday m orning in tho Mrs. R obert A. Newman ut her day from Chimney Rock Camp a t Vanilla# Apri >n * Club,-Oak Avenue near home in Rose Crnirt, left Friday Chirauey Rock, N. C; /Only the test pf time can. tell you about construe*^ •milk Ice Tea Straw Street a t 11 p'clock; Sunday evenng (o r Orlando, where she. (ion materials—our years of Bervic* qualify ‘us to Mrs. J. N. ^ W h itn er returned r* :it 10 o’clock. Subject for to- will remain until Sunday wjth her [>jv*‘‘C hrist Jesu s," assist you in making your selections and our r< (4>n and. wife, M r. and tIvzfne Fridny afternoon from Jack,<*•-evening •ervlce* M>'l aughlin. '' ■ .W»nvilli* yonville urher<> where she she snent spent several several lion of faithfulness is your -guarantee. P include, testimonies of Ch(ds-1 days visiting frifnd*. >Social and Personal Daily Letter Ten Thousand FisK To Be Transferred Five Miles From Lake T6 Nearby Pb! Social Calender MONDAY aa Ellon J. Monghtonw 50 HOURS GOES WITHOUT N EWS Chamber Of ANNOUNCING— “SIES CAFE ;!$ 1.00 Sunday Dinner $ 1 Special Bricks jz < hurch m aintains a free r :x Ko- ni where the Bible nmt pthnrized C h ristian Science nmy be- read, borrowed p hased. Open Wednesday arid from 3 tp 6 P. M. [are welcome to attend the and make use of the read- .«"«if.-**. l^ntise Yodng^ MUa m Lacy liarct Young, Miss M a rg a re t, Peter*, William Du B oae,'R obert Dodson, Joe MeUch, A lbert Connelly. Harry Merrill. Hope H ti/f and Jack P et­ er* were among, those from San­ ford attending .th e dance Friday evening at the . O rlando C ourt In Oriatidw* - v • ‘ ! ‘L Select Building Materials With Care A t Your Dealer Mrs. Hei.ry McLaulin has as her house guest n f her home on Fourth .Street, hvr niece Miss Ilonorine Bellinger of Macon, G a.^ Paul Lake of T/impa spent the day here Thursday on business and wa* the guest of hi* bro th er, WII-* lam Lake, during Wa atay. . <' ‘'iaJ». l •.i VafasSS * ' ' >1] t Crt ftiono 797 . Mr; ’ “ a- Wt? . __- , v„ - •(' - A Or*? 520 �THE gAfrFORD HERALD, 6 AT UglT27ri&27 VICTORIES GIVE SANFORD LEA GUE LEA Cowboy T enor by Tatum . n a n itiu tallied three m ore in the fittn wnen Crowe singled but was lorced a t second by bailey. Duncar walked and bailey scored on M isbie s single. Uunoar and F n s bie both scored on Kiddle's sla sh ­ ing double to center, j .11 m e second game the locnN tallied the only run the gam e in tne l i n t inning. Meyers and Allen were noth sale when buckley was thr.rgeci witn an erro r a t second, scored when Crowe singled GiveThe1j“Meyers thruugn second base. ■Bunched H its First Game To San­ ford W hile Superb Pitching W ins 2nd ^Fergus Allows But 2 Hits In Nightcap Victory Third In Row vAnd Gives Sanford Lead By H alf Game Flynn Explains A Punch Miami Buckley, ss Knaupp, 2b Casarcs, cf b razier, If Bcnnin, rf Tatum , lb . Keyes, c Foss, 3b McBee, p Aa a result of their twin victory orfcr the Miami Hustlers, the Celery-Feda today are perched on top Of the Florida State League by tno margin of half a game. A crowd larger than the one cn Thursday turned oul to see their favorites win one game superior hitting nnd the other by superier pitching. It was aa ldfenl day for baseball T otals S anford Reazjey, rf Meyer, 2b. Cusack, cf Crowe, Ub bailey, lb D unbar, If Friable, ss Riddle, c W ithrow, p Totals 28 3 8 24 12 0 AB 4 3 3 3 3 2 4 .3 4 R t 1 0 0 2 l 1 1 0 11 2 1 0 l 1 l 1 1 a A 0 4 1 1 l 0 1 l 1 E n 0 i) () 0 1) II 0 II 29 7 8 27 13 0 PO 3 2 5 1 8 ' 1 2 2 0 Sanford 310 030 00x-^T Summ ary: Two base hits, Kiddle and Brazier. Three base hit Dun­ bar. Sacrifices: Meyer, Cusack, Withrow, Cksares and T atum , Base on halls off W ithrow 2; off McBee 5. Struck out by W ithrow l; by McBee 4. H it by pitcher, W ithrow J McBee), Double plays Bailey to Friable to Meyer. U m pires F red ­ ericks and Flynn. .the benefit of the custom­ ers, The Feds played per­ fect bell In the field and emecked the herrsehido nt oppor' tune times. The team played in > bn* championship form end In taking the leegue lead stretched their victories to three in s roW' H from the peat coast aggregation. In the first gamo Cotton Knaupp sent the b^r Indian, “Chief*' MeSecond Game Bee lo the mound against Leo AB R II Miami •: ‘Withrow. Each gave up eight hits s-2b . ..3 0 0 bUt the Sanford twlrler kept them Buckley, si>b 0 0 r- scattered tfte r the fir st frameKnaupp, 2 . . . . . . .3 I • when the visitors countered twoBlnghan., RS ......30 00 10 runs. McBee wag’ wild, walking Casares, c:f 0 0 I five men^lfia free tickets aided byBrazier, If ................... .3 0 1 Tatum, lb > _______ ..1 sly hitting enabled the Feds to Keyes, c .I : 1 2 0 0 ater in •three frames, .1 0 0 Foss, 3b . i, p .... 2 0 0 B be nig$tftap was a pitcher’s le betwyep Fergus and Hern­ ia w ltlrthe former having the of theTargument. The Sanford gave flj) only two hits while visiting moundsman yielded Vtwo of them coming in the >Inning t o account for the lono »tally of thb’game. & * Brilliant fielding featured the Celerymetfa performance. Crowe ' and FVisblo starred with some igpsctacular work, Beezley contrib­ uted a fine piece of werk In rob­ bing Keyes of a certain double by * running way back to grab a hard j» r tball. of tbe sameforframe and made i Wt Bennin Miami also three aindrcua this catch fashion: Beazley gjrfnade in right of walked Bailee's and went to crash third for when B Trank hard a Meyers singled. r, Bill possible triple. * Cusack filed s o u In t Crowe walked to fill sacks, the first game thethovisitors Bailey hard grounder and openedhit thea proceeding by gamerB aailey scored but Crowe was nab­ £ two runs off Withrow. The bed aecrmd. Dunbar thenIncrashTedsatcame back, however, their fed out a double and Meyers and Bailey both scored. The Feds scored another run in the second and the Hustlers tallied thslr last one in the third when Casares singled but was forced at second by Brazier. Bennin singled and Brazier went to thin! from where ho scored on a sacrifice fly T aggingA llB ases Rv International NeV* 1f the S t Louis Cardinals win the •nnant tnjs season they should, In mpta Justice, pass the hat for the Miton Bnwes. The Braves couldn’t Ht the Catfls but they bowled Mg Chicago and have taken two If of throe from Pittsburgh. As g-feeult till Cardjnals are In secH i d place today, two points ahead U r t k e J**r* c s nnd 3 1-2 games hei bind the (Mbk. E l Aided I t Fourniers hitting un i .Robertson p i t c h i n g . tho Brav.w lh^ Bu|r" ye»terday 6 to 4. hi> Mventh con* Total* :.U.,— . 21 AB Sanford Beasley, r:f ....... 3 Meyer, 2b . . . . -T .3 H. Allen, c f ..... .2 Crowe, 3b .3 Bailey, lb .3 Dunbar, If\ J£J( .3 ^H shie, sis _______ .3 Riddle, c .1 Fergys, p ...1 PO 0 0 0 3 1 10 2 0 0 A 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 'l 2 FT 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 18 5 2 R 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 E 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 II 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 PO 0 0 1 0 12 0 4 3 1 A 0 2 0 4 1 0 3 2 2 Totals Miami 000 000 0—0 . 100 000*— I Sum m ary: Two base hits C a sa r­ es. Double plays Friable to Bailey. Baso on balls off F erg u s 2; o ff Hernandez 1. Struck out by F erg u s 2; by Hernandez 2. S acrifice hits F ergus and Allen. U m pires F red ­ ericks and Flynn. Time o f gam e BaseballStatistics In Major Leagues “ Don’t w ant any of Gent? Tum iey’s punches landihg n ere,’’ says Leo P. Flynn to his henvyweight en try, Jnek Dempsey, the ex-chnmplon, who is training at Lincoln Fields now for his com ing fight. "Because, if they do, th at will be your finish,’’ adds Leo P. Dempsey is working to avoid such punches. Arnold lilackner, form er WyomIng euwpuncher. one of th e greathim. Is the one to b e a t ; eaj ton(,ra In years. B lackner ruis not* other than Robert ; cently sang his ftrst o p eratic selecnntu, Ga„ has ever had. Hon at the Hollywood Bowl, w hera . . . . . thousands applauded h is rem ark sh open, hut he has worn ( nb\ voice. Tunney To Leave For Chicago September 1 ! SPECULATOR. N. V.. Aug. 27. — (IN S )—Gene Tunney will brenk camp here and leave fo r Chicago Septem ber 1, he unnounced defin­ itely today. Rumors th a t he would fly to Chicago were laughed nt by T un­ ney. "N othing like th at this time," he $aid. • The champion does not expect to step over in Chicago, bu t will pro­ ceed directly to his new training q u arters a t the Cedar C rest Coun­ try Club. Here he will put the finishing touches on the wendr* he started here. League Standings St. P etersb u rg AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 85 D etroit ................... 68 Philadelphia ,6 0 W ashington 66 Chicago” 57 Cleveland * 54 St. Louis 47 Boston 37 37 61 53 55 64 68 77 83 W E E K -E N D VISITORS CHICAGO, Aug. 27.—(Qlgu Ira ffic details were being orpi ized to day to handle the onniki week-end visitors in the rtficti Lincoln Fields, where Jack Dt« scy is tra in in g for his chunph ship bout w ith Gene Tunney hi Septem ber 22. ,s First National Bank Tampa T h e Bank of Servics' ,3081 M e n W h o Are Results Of Games NATIONAL LEAGUE Former Spy Held Toledo 1, Kansas City 3. ImPunapulis 5 Minneapolis 11. Columbus 2. Milwaukee 3. Louisville 1, St, Paul 2. SOUTH ATLANTIC Greenville 3, Charlotte L Augusta 4. Asheville 6. * Macon 7, Knoxville 13. S partanburg 0, Columbia 2. t i n Desjardlne of Miami was "first in the high diving contest. Sarasota . AMERICAN ASSOCIATION iijii HONOLULU. Aug. 27.— (IN S ) —Jo h n n y W eismuller of Chicago today 'w as in possession of a new world’s record, sccred 'a t , last n ig h t’s session o f the in tern atio n al sw im m ing meet. The 880 y ard ro­ lay was won by the Am erican '«nm. He covered 220 yards in SANFORD Miami Orlando INTERNATIONAL LBAGUE Ne jirk 7, Syracuse 8. Jr<4iey City fl. Rochester 0. Rdltimnre 0, Toronto 1, Heading 3 Buffalo 11. 5ACH— Halifax arms with 8100 orated and will rra adjacent to JACKSONVILLE— W ater sy s­ tem to he installed a t Oaklawn cemetery. NATIONAL I.EAG UE 1 *Chicago 72 46 .610 , St. Louis 67 48 .583 P ittsb u rg h . 68 49 .581 ‘ New York 66 52 .555' YESTERDAY’S HOME) RUNS Cincinnati 53. 64 .457 AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 60 66 .431 Brooklyn 51 68 .429 P layer and Club ^ . Y esterday Philadelphia 42 75 ■359 Shinier, J(ufe flfot 1 (N A T IO N A L LEAGUE FLORIDA fOTATE LEAGUE Pltt'wr nnd Cluh G AB R II PCT. Orlando 1-2, Tampa 0-0. )Sec­ P. Awiner, 4 P itV UH 488 08 190 .387 ond 7.) St. P etersburg 4, S arasota 7. H a r r i s , , Sanford 7-1, Miami 3-0 (Sec­ Pitts. 92 281 -43 101 .350 ond 7.) Hornsby. New York! 110 440 103 155 .352 Barnhart, * SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Pllts. R2 265 54 03 .351 Savannah 7-7, Montgomery l | , i | (Second 5, Darkness.) Albany ’,, Columbus 11. Jackzonville 3, Selma 5. (10). AMERICAN LEAGUE W nycr-ls 4, Pensacola 1. PhRli0 ( CUnt 8' Cub* *nd| ’T ' The Yankees walloped D e t r o i t ' . ^ to 3, awciplng the sarlea and fat- p obk Waning their lead to 15\l-2 games. | l„_ . A triple b £ B .b « But" with I h«aes loaded Was the big noise. Collins M onartys men have abondoned! _ their Pennant aipirations and are) v y p n o about the Athletics who organixin? I ff d them by only five poinU. Tho Ulnt^of tru A * copped their third etralghti whan. Sam. Grey held the Browne T \K E C {tor flve bits and won 7 to 0. Ty l.'ght Com g. 27. mblemen’s ipionf her ornia sy l,y Mul- S T t’AKT—$30,000 city hospital to hr erected here. LEADING MAJOR LBAGUE HITTERS , A* ‘‘".T1*’ v Rl„. w Ru'h* u" J*;. ,, “ orgill, De SWIMMING MEET la an elim ination contest b*ti«* bath in g beauties of ten clue, g Illinois, Miss Lois Delander, it of Jo liet, was chosen as delena to th e A tlantic City pageant, sp' SOUTHERN LBAGUE r Birmingham 6-7, Now Orleans' 5-4 (Second 7.). Nashville 6, Chattanooga 2. Atlanta 1, Mobile 6. LiUle Rock 2. Memphis 9, (10). ' Carl Elfes, holder under the name o( Dr. Ernest Flemhe (or STARKE—Work to start aocm practicing medicine without a 11nardsurfncing.mad to state prison cense in Detroit, says he per­ farm at Raiford. 1 formed more than 10 successful major operations during the last PENSACOLA—Watermelon, $o- •oven mopttas. He says he served . cottuh and blueberry crops as a French spy Is Germany dur­ of West Florida in excellent condi­ ing the war. tion. S u c c e ssfu l Do Marvelous Acceleration! Line up with the fastest and finest1—and beat them aU at the flash of Green! Also prove to yourself that 7 0 honest miles an h o u r doesn't trouble this new D o d g ^ p ro lh e rs Six a b i t . . . T h at torsiouul vibration is absolutely ab ­ sent at all s|>ccds . , . And th at no car at ANY p£icc can m ain­ tain a high touring speed day after day w ith g re ater ease both for c a r an d pa*. eengers. Drive it an hour_and you’U drive it for years. O. Phillips Inc. v ,lm Ave. Sanford Fla T h e y avoid the c o s t l y mistakes made by others— T h e y steadfastly adhere to the pro­ fitable a n d t r i e d principlea e s t a b ­ lished b y others who., ha v e . , made provisions for the future, M a n y a u c h men and women have we l c o me d t h e e n - j couragement and protective service of this atm-": pro* , greaaivo bank. An i n v i t a t i on to J join t h i a h a.ppy r family of far-sight- ■ C'lT'individuals is cordially extended for your acceptance. We w a n t to VOU# The gate-way to our savings department is wide open. Cordially y<>an» 1**1 �TH E SANFORD iford Daily H erald rr<AD. R A T E S I; Caah in Advance one «d*. will b« r«feWed trons and collector a«nt i»lelrf°r P»Jmwl________ 9c a line g~ " Z _________ 7c a line ' ...... ......;__6c a line 4c a line if rate* on request. reduced rates are itive Insertions. Lords of average length Uted a line. Uum charge of 30c for Eiertlon. Advertising Is restricted Ler classification, b error is made The Sanferald will be responsible A one Incorrect Insertion. Jvertlscr fo r subsequent bns. The office should be d immediately in case of PO ADVERTISERS Hesald rep resen tativ e „hly fam iliat with rates, ,nd c1a**iiication will (n, com pete Inform ation, you wish, they will assist I wording your w ant ud. ,e |t mom effective. IPORTANT NOTICE rrdsera should give th eir 0r postoffice address na i their phone num ber if Usire results. A bout or.e out of a thousand has phune and the others communicate w ith you they know your address, discontinuance MUST be in person at The Sanford * r. . t It... T'dla Prom -.t Service iouncem enls iT inv an(] PLUMBING--pcciulty. We handle electric pumps, home light ntul ilants. S anford Machine Co, And Found BOOK, V ltom te De Brag>, volume 5, Rewurd if re. !j "’t rash er anti Woodruff, ptrst. Lt. .D, SATURDAY, AUGU9T 2 7 ,1927. BY W IL L IA M ? SANKOHl) Overland Co. Willys- LADIES— We pay $5 hundenl co! K nights A Overland, Whippits. "ring birthday cards; no sellin Park & Commercial SI*. Phone 38. opportunity beginners; experienti unnecessary. Af dressed envelop* SEMINOLE HUnsONbrings particulars. A rtcraf INC * art! 321 Broadway, N, Y. 203 Oak Avs. * Phone 41 Mil. HOMF.SEEKER AND S PE C -| l l.ATOR! I have a real one. He re it is; 12 room house, largo 15— Apartment For Rent living room, sun parlor, sleeping porch, etc. Equipped for modern improvements. On a mghway and Geo rgia railroad. To make this a t­ 4— Business Service tractive 1 am going to throw in 110 c n p f i * , v n T ff ’fc-"tiiunrswu nivuiojw *>rin APARTM ENT AND ROOM for ju te , ,,f cotton, should make ll-l rent 1112 M yrtle Avenue. I bale, per acre; 20* acres corn; 50 Vnr.l . - J , . ‘ N< VU .. ' n u ,i,,n '' ALPHA, 202 3 O e n e r a ^ r • 'a" rte r* '**Chan,r^ I’-tcrson. New Jersey. ------------------------------------------ ------ | to tin acred in pea vine hny will Generator*. rs, m agnetos , ' RADICAL RENT leut over a ton per acre. Yes, going, fans, plant* nnd power — _______ ________________ REDUCTION I y u one better. Free rent on this j m otors, an makes and types re- b — H elp W a n te d ( M a le ) Three beautiful apartments,’200 acres for 1028-1929. In high iaired and rebuilt. A rm ature wlndeach consisting of living room, bed 1state of cultivation 100 acres. This^ ng. All work guaranteed as new room, kitchenette and bath, w ith ’cost over £25,000 7 or 8 years ago. 1 euuipment. Huslness established all modern convienees, electric i in good repair, in Morgan County, 1914. . light, gas and hot w ater h eater e t c .!good school and church, n prosperWilson Electric Co. They ure handsomely decorated, on* community. In incorporated 18 Forest Street ment Herald. attractively furnished and h a v e tow o of Swords, tin. Price $0,500 Jacksonville. Fla Davenport bed in living room. They Ifnr ul easy term s. W. S. Reid, M ETAL ROOFING- The Roof Ev­ t ~ ----------------------------------;--------- |ur*> centrally located with one o f 1^ wrier. 1ts-11 phone 270 Madison, erlasting. Metal shingles; H elp W a n te d M ule n r h e n in lt the most beautiful outlooks in the G n , or Titusville, Fla. standing seam tin nnd gnlvinized •------- —-------------------------------------- 'city, across the broad g rass a n d ' — palm covered squares between 'FO R roofs. See Jam es H. Cowan. Oak Park and Sanford Avenues, C om -, l,r> Ave. and Third St. Phone 111. merciul S treet and the HoulevarJ, IIn und beyond over Lake Monroe. Scbo, For sm all fam ilies there are no d-.*-, t'* *'; | sirnble apartm ents in S anford and' cur' H til! December (perhaps till Jattu - 1 ary) they can be rented at H ’L ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY—the I . SIX DOLLARS A J av . .' , ’, ... . One rear ap artm ent can Ite had f Sanford Herald is now offering at $ ,„ „ month- Call at 200 N o rth ) J* ' J "' to two or three more Sanford Park Ave, corner Commercial young men or young ladles the an- They can he seen only between Id (V usual opportunity to learn to run] A. M. *""l noon unless by s p e c ia l' — ,, . .. , luppointinertt over telephone i FC*lt SALE; ■ Five room Spnnish the Linotype machine nnd the duTjt)|t (he hou„ nam , (|> | bungalow on .P a rk Avenue, 2 course of instructions (which would J ephone 775 ut other times. enr garage, niee lawn, immeillaie I po'st s .inn, can't be beat for the 16— H o u s e s P'*»r R ent i price, (rim s $20000 cash, balance {monthly |lox 148 care Herald. FOR RENT—New l-room furnished or unfurnished quire 1)08 W. Hughey St. ( * Tw w SA^/ a P e r s o n c a n B E A S u c c e s s in An v I ^ i n g - i f B E L O V E S I T VdELL E N O U G H , B u T I T H i n W I T S ALL B u n k ' C u R L H . X Lo v e e v e r v p h a s e o f t h i s u f e B u t I ’m p r l t t w m u c h o f a F l a t - T i r e a t i t . x l o v e »t - b u t y THer e seem s no b e so m e \ U T T L E T H iN G r IN S ID E o f M E / / S iio p e . i t s B usn< v u e s /N . ( m o Th ik i i n T k ' \ VAJOPUO I d L C v/E . m o r e ' m BE.IK I A ‘BVUE.IA., R lC K P O P L A R M O V iE H E .R O \N»TH A L L T K VAJIMMIM IN TPV W O R l D l o o ^ im ’ P o P e v e d AT ME A M ’ *T*-\ ME.N A L L J E A L O U S , T O L O V E TT-1E.T-— B U t , , \ s V/ J E CL , M 'i "TROUBLE 1*0J l. O M T*-V O U T S I D E . . y r m /T -r' The o r c h id a n d t h e HOUSES—$5 up to $20 Also furn- ” ^ B. .she,I apartm ent*, t a d a t 23M „f N K , . 4 l)f S. W. Sec, • Mellonville Avenue or phone 8.10 W. j» 5 1 « p. 21) Range 20. Thomas J. FOR RENT 5-room bungalow w ith Haxti r (‘are lleruld. experience. Sanford Music Store The earnings of u good linotype garage, %MK per month Woodruff , . o r S o |e ' a r c Gift Shoppe. Room 10 A II M. 0per„ t0r will average from $10 to Sub-diviHlurv I* A. Hrothemon, _ Lander Arcade, Phone 832. ; ' phone 135. I MUCK LANDS ARE VALUABLE ________________________________ '$80 per week. ’ I JiiNt ihie«* * f r om the city • BUILDING HI.OCRS — Irrigation If interested call for Foreman at f ,r limits on highway I have eigtit boxes and general cement work Herald office and he will talk it Hill a tle s of muck lands th at can be Miracle Concrete Co J E. Ter- livpr with evn bought for $5Ull an acre or special i willeger, Proy. 3rd and Elm. RIF, price made on all of it. T hirty! ] ucres m entire Iract includes c it-| LANEY.S DRUG STORE— P re­ ---- 1 ius lands und other good gurdun, scriptions, Drugs, Soda, We arc 493 j land. Fine place for poultry und | I'U lt R EN T :—Two houses, as near you as your phone. Cal) KM und 1405 W. First S treet lent; truck of ull land*. Men can make ■ living raising bulbs, celery, vegeVuirnnixing Work*. WIGHT-CHR1SENBER.HY PRINT — I tables and poultry for Sunturd and SHOP — Printing. E r.g n v ln g , Ish-j Orlando m arkets, Address R.\A. C .1 Embossing. See us f i r s t We do bad i care Herald. This will out b« on I t Phone 417-W. R, R. A venue om ,| m arket lung. If you do not think ilO -A — P o u lt r y A n d E n g a tr:c , tins land w worth the price try to Commercial S tre e t cold buy „ome of the muck t Innas in u tto ! other parts nf the country. * cactus Prince Greets Princess Pats Itomobiles DODGE curs and Grab am trucks 13th S treet. Phone 3. CONCRETE In every shape and form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ m entals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ 5 A COWAN CO. Auto ucts Company, F ifth and Maple Sts.-Phone II2-W . : and sheet m etal workm h Ave. Phone 716-W. CLARENCE SMITH Genera) C ontractor NFORD BUICK CO 800 W. F irst St. !12 M agnolia Ave. Phone 441 Phone 367 METAL R O O F IN G -T h e Roof Ev­ MODEL TRIM CO. erlasting. Metal shingles; Im the car, not the ow ner standing seam tin and galvanised ro o fs/S e e Jonies H. Cowan. Oak hone 817 fo r estim ates •v e /a n d T hird St. Phone 111. [f c W. RADFORD 11—Miscellaneous St. Petersburg. Shows Much Interest In Lipton Boat Races In September MARRY' LONELY: m ost sucessful "home m aker;" hundreds rich, strictly confidential, reliable; yeurs experience; descriptions free. ST. PETERSBURG, Flu., Am “The Sucessful Club", Mrs. Nash, 26—(IN S )—G reat enthusiasm Box 35ft, Oakland, Cutif. teing shdwn in the coming Thomas Lipton race* of Fishing Class CAR A W N IN C S^ ' Auto Awn sloops of the Gulf Yachting associntion to be held here Septem ber ing Co. 11 Ball Bldg. 3, 4. and 6. The clubs of the association who 12— Wanted have signified th e it intention of 5—Help Wanted Female HUPS—MARMONS competing for the cup are, Biloxi infurd Aoymobile Co. LADY WITH TWO CHILDREN, Yacht club, Biloxi, Miss., E astern Phone 137. three and aix years old would like Shore Yacht Club, Mobile Ala., St. uprons home; experience un­ room* for light housekeeping ur Tummany Yacht Club, Mandeville, necessary; m aterials cut; instruct­ lm..V'enice Yacht Club, Venice, Flu., ions furnished. Addressed envelope brings particulars. Milo G a r m e n t , David I 226 Broadway, Bayonne, N. J. .H all, Cl BY TAYLOR fiL.HENRY. After i sail Fop the pole I WANT YOJ Tt> LOOK AFTER THE BUSINESS \ ) rhE SAME AS I WOULD — IF ANYTHING HAPPENS AND X FAIL Yt> RETURN,! LEAVE / IT TO YOU Tt> SEC THAT MOM GETS N. HeR SHARE OOT OF THE ^ BUSINESS j .— ----- XSURE APPRECIATE T H C ^ CONFIDENCE YOU PLACC IM ME, SOWN-PEST ASSURCD THAT YquR FAMILY Will BE WELL TAKEN CARE OF* BUT PERSONALLY, LTHINK YOUWERE P 0lT HASTY The governing Imdy of the Gulf Chief Flying Wolf of Ihe Chey. ’ *------------‘ ' -----, Ynchting Association |s composed eitneIndians, landed at th e Oakof the commodores of the respective land (Calif 1 airport In a biplane clubs. Present oflicers are C o m -'a n S tried lo enter the Frlsconmdorv E. B, Overton, E astern , Honolulu race, feathers and all, Shore Yacht Club, Mobile, presl- ! Hie application was rejected, howdent; W. H. Parham , past p re s id e n t! "ver. because he had no entrance of the G. Y. A. and of th*. M itsia s-, money, no backer and a Pi*"* laIppi Y'alley Power Bout association, i sufficiently sturdy for to was secretary. * a oa. These fish cla»* are keel sloop* ! of one design with Jib ami m ain | ______________ __________ _ nail only. The class was-cTrnted In i Canada, la shown shaking h ands C anadian regim ent at W innipeg, uabllshed a distinguished recard Has Charlie Chaplin Worried? Lita, Her MoMther And Two Children Maybe So* Burr ITS TOO LATE To WORRY ABOUT ThatNow-I've GOTTO GO THROUGH With INSlENINO U P T ^ S U C H . A DAHOEROUS TRIP > NtLL,YOU MlSHTBC MAKING \ PL1RWIFC BELIEVE YOUfcC ) r6D-BLOOOED HERO WITH tow NtRve 6 u r y o u / J W C U .m WILLING T O \ f YEAH -AN 'Fa>M BET Ai GOOD CI6ARTRAT \ WHAT X*C HEARD YOU'LL me COLD W C T ] o F T H t s o u m e x e . £ fW W STARTRttMS'HEW CMa FOOL $ IA l /YOU THINK ( I'M MOT _ \6 fy M E ,E H ? Here la a study nf two faces. Inset is pictured Charlie Cha* before hi* litigstion with Lit* Grey Chaplin b*(*n> Abov moat recent picture of the movie comedian, taken Just before tp Los Angeles to affect <ia amicable settlement with bis vi divorce suit hat put Ram in ChapUa’s lac*. JSSM lB™ «•* ,4 r ■ ' *, V -v / . *-> S ir - * *; � 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 27, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 27, 1927. 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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 27, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/68989cfbb2f34186184cb08117e43637.pdf 71be95357c04475b53562fe367b6047d PDF Text Text fa t vs,v 5X1 If? your n e w s p a p e r . ------ *- ■ »:»••* 7 B B W EATHER icd In Florida's. Heart [World’s Greatest Vegetable (H E R S , Extreme northwest partly ctoudjr tonight’ local shqwers. i. Its Richest Garden Land IE NO. X V IL leased Wire International News Service Taxpayers -League Calls Meet Tonight I >h* A meeting nf th«» Taxpayers Longue will "lip hold tonight at 8 o'clock at the court house, ac­ cording to nn announcement this morning by p. L. Thrasher, chairman of the organization. Matters- of importance in con­ nection with the operation the city government are to he discussed, it was stated. A cordial ami* urgin'; invita­ tion to the public to be present at the meeting was extended by Mr. Tltrasher, was said the busi­ ness to be considered is of Im­ portance to every citizen. • ' SANFORD F LO R ID A , M O N D AY, AU G U ST 29. 1927 ' 1/ 08038252 FOR BAR MEET Member. Audit Bureau Of Circulations Florida, Tuesday I N U M BER .105 Airplane A sites OfSaccoVanzetIf Canadian Pl/INF | FAVFS Starts For London To L e a d " March O f Sorrow ** I, S n n im J c T ™ But Is Forced Back O f New r o r ^ 5 > m p a f/ iiz e r s ; ^ D ^ U K lib l IN (INLONDON, Ont- Ang. 20— S l-^T h e Canadian plane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HIS “COLUMBIA” DETROIT PI CONTINUES HOI AROUND WORI “ Sir Jofin Carling,’’ which set BOSTON, Aug. 22. (IN S )— U rn *J n"<<l hy beautiful flc-ral tributes out this morning to fly to Ismdon, Eng., returned to the city containing the ashes of Nirola 1,CT"** thc city’ ^rom North this afternoon. The plane pilot­ co and Dnrtofonieo Vanzetti w ere;. ‘ i,rk tp the cemetery. Follow­ ed by Capt. Terry JTully and ing fame a grcnip o f defense turned over t< ? undertaker Joseph Stalnaker SenMethods Are Discussed For Disgusted Wilh Tryin gTo (Jet I.icut. Janies Metcalf, had hop­ Lanegonc at Forest Mills cemetery conin' it tec mourners and several Prevention O f Criminalis­ today and the undertaker in turn thmi .ind others. The procession Pilot In France T o Fly Him ped o ff at 5:30 o,clock, over “ Pride O f Detroit” In ices Hackney And Lake Ontario n rain storm was tic Tendencies Carried on delivered then-, to Mrs. Sacco and was marked by only two encount­ Munich Today A f ­ HacJtToNewYotR.I.evineDe|gle To Jail Foi; ers between the two thousand poOne Generation To Another Miss Luigin Vanzetti. clar es HcVTh r uW i t h F re n.fh encountered and the plane turn­ ter. Sucessful Hoj ed from the lake, flying inland dating Dry Law The ashe3 g<^ to Now York this liivnicn <i\ duty and the sympathi­ at frince Edward county at the zers In Scollny Square two moun­ From Croydon Fieli to lead a Sacco-Vanzetti eastern end of the lake. Nation-Wide Fight afternoon This Is His First “ March of Sorrow” by New York ted officers rode into the crowd marchers nnd two men were! I Is Waged On Crime sympahizers. * Flight By Himself sted. At Forest Hills Square Meanwhile, police and fir* de­ the lini of the trailers was dis­ Recent Supreme Court Ruling partment officials in Boston and persed hy policemen with night Experienced Fliers At Croy­ Upholds R igh t O f Stales T o ! Cambridge were marching for the sinks ami i he hearses moved into don Gasp As Levine Maneu­ Sterilize Certain C’rimnals , ‘ ro,’ll6 ring which canned eight the cemetery without further inManagerAuthorvers Tu Make Ills I .anding fires in tho two cities during cid-nt [Daring Fliers Plan To fd To Buy “ Comlhus ended the moat unusual BUFFALO, N. Y., Aug. 29.— yesterday. Four o f the tiros worn LONDON. Aug. 29— <IN’ S )— in empty fire stutiens. Two fatso Make Trip T o Bel sc in the history of Charles A. Levine, American trnnsSterilization of confirnieil crimi­ alernis aided to the confusion. :ts” For Members Atlnntic flyer, who set out from Us— seven years markG r a d e Tomorrow nals of both sexes to prevent re­ The funeral procession here was r court battles, pri-test ' I.c Bourget, near Pnris, in his plane production of anti-social traits will witiiossed by rrtoro thun 200,000. M PA, Fla. Aug. 2 9.-(lN bombings, death threats 1“ Columbia" this afternoon landed M UNICH. Aug". 29.— (IN ^ fity Editor B. Z. Engle County Superintendent Goes he considered this week by some Protected by n group o f meftnted nnu rt.ting, during more than 400 at the Croydon flying field, near Hope Is Held Thnt lit* Has Landed AtNoniel'ointlnBrn- — The "Pride o f -Detroit* Before Hoard Asking When •1,000 Inwyera from nil soctiens of st‘' u‘ troopers, the two hearses foL per-oms were arrested. uhn IIncVnev . n rnnorto*-. London, at -1:10 o'clock. It was not /il O u t O f Touch W ith American 1*011nd the worl until he reached Croydon that hi* Will City Be Able T o Pay Tampa Daily Times, nfthe United States, assembled here destination wns known. All Wire ( ’nimmmications plane, landed here at 4 o’cl >n newspaper o f this For$ l7.625InTimeWnrrants for the annual meeting of tho Am­ this afternoon, completing lh I.evine eirclcd the field three! -------[were today sentenced to erican Bar Association and half n second leg o f the long flight. times lief.ire he was able to land. |<IO I)E JANEIRO, Aug. 29.— /s imprisonment in munT. \V. Lawton, County superin­ dozen allied organizations. He brought tlio "Columbia" itowu ( IN S )) —This city was atill with- • The American fiver*.’ Ec stockadn fo r t'onspirney tendent of public-instruction, today Crime, nnd the improvement i*f safely. Kxpciioiicod fliers who were «ut word today nn the wherenbouts ward F- Schlee anti William [into prohibition lows bv appeared before the City Commis­ criminal administration will conat the field said that Isjvine had |of Paul Red fern, American avintor Hrock. had left f ’rovdnn' Knir, Judge • Leo* StnlnaVer. stihite the predominant note of made a fairly satisfactory flight who is feared to have met with dis­ at R..R1 \. M. fFnglish Time' sion with a request for informa­ were charged with hothe assemblage, which has attrac­ from Lo Bourget considering the aster on his attempted non-stop and made the trip to Munic' Irnihers the “ Key Club," tion as to when the city would be ted hundreds r f the most famous fart it was his first. flight from Brunswick, Gn. under fine weather conditions. able to redeem certain time war­ Ll speakeasy. criminal lawyers of the nation. Levine told International News Government authorities have not Allowing for the sectional rants now held by the county kliention for a writ o f habeas A revent decision of the United r'clIrcmanWhoWanlcdXoShow Tot;11 That Has Poured I n ! n I Sendee thnt he would engage a yet taken steps to search for Red- ference in time, the “ Pride of Dei school -hoard as security for de­ Stars supreme court upholding tin* 'pilot in England to fly thp foliiin- fefn’s missing plane “ Port of hy the pair’s attornrv was MH Girl Friends Good Time Treasury In Fiscal Year O f l.injo New York Me had previous­ Brunswick,’’ nn it still hoped that roit made the.630 miles-from C don to Munich in 6, 1-2 hours, aver­ and notice o f an application posits in the defunct Seminole Cun- right of state to storiilxe “ repeat 1927 Ik Moro Than 5 Times ly ^engaged Maurice Dn>hin. a he hns landed safely at some point aging 80 miles nn hour. ( ’ho-^ed With Killing And ing criminals,’’ lias paved the wny, ty .Bank. * appeal was filed, Greater Than Before War French airman, to pilot the “ Co- out of tho touch with communica­ Robbing Friend O f Payroll No action was taken by the com­ according to a* number of special­ “ We had a wonderful, a beauti­ i court admitted into evidence, t lumhia’’ from Lo Bourget to Am­ tions. mission but Mayor E. F. IIous- ists in criminnl law. for general ful trip," snid Sehlee. “ It was clear fhc protest of attorneys, the holder told Mr. Lawton that lie and adoption of the practice. and sunshinv nil along the mole. WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.----- erica on a non-stop flight hut has NKW YORK, Aug. 20— Desire UNITED STATES N A V A L We crossed Belgium nnd Luxein*of the “ K ey . Club" which his colleagues ure anxious to as­ In the nation-wide fight to curb of n young " hrik" policeman for America's prosperity was amply Ix-i-n in constant dispute with hini. I.evine denied that he would fly STATION, KEY WEST, Kin., Aug. burg nnd flew over Stuttgart." ' siczcd in a raid on this place, sist -the school heads in any man­ violet crime, ways nnd means of 29— (IN S) — Although every navnl fpiick easy money with which to demonstrated today in an nnnoun beck to L,. Bourget. . ner that they are able but declared Sehlee said his father was a-natplacing enabling legislation upon ►ook carried the names of ‘ '■"'•nt by the treasury depart, "I nm through with all Frenoh- radio station in the seventh nnvni ive o f BaVnria, which is not far that no moii'y waX available at the statute book* of the various, show his girl friends a good time—LIj ment that U flood of $2,855,682.Incnt Florida officials and district has been «m the alert every present to pay the warrants and thM. according to the theory 12;i '.'l had poured into Uncle Hanl':i nien and French airdromes?- be minute since Paul Rcdfern took o ff from Munich. The two Ameri as members of the club, that no provisiohs could be made states were considered t 'day a t 1tho police today,' was the moti ’ • plan to stay overnight here, h the opening session erf the National | JY® coffers fronat internal revenue «hl- said from Glynn Isio for Brnzil’ Thurs[fees hnving been paid from for their redemption until to city hack f the astonishing and bra It is understood that Levine is dajr noon, no report o f traces of ping o ff for Belgrade nt 7 ojel Association nf Attorney General*,! ™T! Irrtii ns dur ring the fiscnl year tzf (cents t« fifty dollars, government is refinanced to take coir posed of tho legal administra­ murder o f Judsort Icwitt Prntt Ut ,,IJ7 negotiating with W. C. Minrhcliffc his piano had been received here up tomorrow morning, if weather co hutes wf the club showed thnt care of its obligations. The Mayor tors of all coommonwealths i-f the paymaster of n construction com dilions permit. an English commercial pilot, to This total, five time- greater lake the Columbia back to New until noon todny. Serf was elected its sccrc- estimated thnt it would be several union. Tomorrow, the problem will pany who’ on Saturday, wns shol Tho "Prldoof Detroit" came All nnvni vessels nnd commercial earth on Oberwelsenfeld lai* than thg government’s income in York. laiul manager with authority \\eeks before the audit i« complet­ receive the entire attention of the to death in an automobile nnd hi nhips in tropicnl waters hnvv been just ns I.uftansn itbe last year beforu the war, wns officials jrchase supplies and f ’ -- ed so that refinancing plans tun*' section of criminal law ami crimin­ $4,497.85 payroll seized. The American was calm and un­ ordered to watch for Redfern’s the sixth highest in Amorim’* go forwnrd. ' ■ 1 hgs as were needed for the ruffled over his spectAcular land­ plane, “ Port of Brunswick" nnd to broadcasting the news that The policeman, Danirl J. Gra< ology before which three members In addressing the Commission, of the medical profession will pre­ hani. Jr., 25 years rid, nnd knowr existence and tho largest since ing. pilots long used to the dangers i report immediately by wireless to Americans were overdue. brt o f Its member*." The some war time taxes were repealed of the nir shuddered n.s they watch- j Mr. Lawton said that when the sent various formulae for 'setting to his itret her officers forte" according to detectives, hand ( . nuvrs as “• nnnn Although rates were low- eif Irvine rying to ntakc a crude |the naval headquarters here any CROYDEN, Eng. Aug. 29.— (I sted of various hrand ; of hank dosed recently the school up the medical and legal boards re­ some,”t. is under arrest accused o " information they might obtuin.' boats! had on deposit'approximate­ quired for carrying mit the pro­ tho crime. Although faced witi$ ‘ " 'all taxes save assessments landing. Mo wns going through S )— With tho first long bo and a brass railed bar. rorpizrations, the govern- evolutions which the most prastletheir round-the-world flight ilico against ‘’"''I’* -’1 . “ Key Club" obtained it* ly $150,000 pt which $17,625 was sc- gram. he stubbornly iteilari'd at potir MIAMI, Fin.. Aug. 29— (IN S )— ressfuliy completed, Edwai ,l j aunt's in-unc me for the 12 months ed airman would never drvm nf at­ from Its membership card, a cured by city time warrants. Mr. headquarters where ho wns gott' All preparations for the launching Dr. Mermen M. Adler- of Chica­ Juno 30 was $29,683, tempting. 4 .J ending la t Ji Schleo und William R. Brock further that the tho front entrance. Dctect- Lawton stated pt rescue expeditions by nir nnd o ff tp.jm the nlrfjeld hore a go, stnte criminologist of Illinins the effects of u champagne 217.72 higher than in the preceileccntly filmed pi embers on- warrants are to mature periodical­ fin a lly two .commercial pilots • »• i y•> M • - •*-. J • thnt he “ iliiln't do it.’ water tu seurch tropical waters injr year. •and leaving the club and or- ly Felween now nnd the “ first of wilt present tho biological ntul 'Jumped into a small airplane, took And islands for Paul Rcdfern, miss­ this morning for Munich, G “ Two o f Ids ycung women pathological aspects of the admi­ next yo»r with approximately $35,­ Sehlee and Brook landed ’ thc motion picture reel in To mako up this enormous the nlr nnd circled about the “ Co­ ing Georgia to Brasil avintor and nistrative problem, nnd Dr. Wil- friends have been .questioned by mo •nee, charging thnt those ap­ 000 being due next month. peace-time total, American indi- lumbia’’ waving to Levine to. at­ his monuplano were nt a stand still 10:35 o’clock Sunday police, nnd both havu corrobornti'd ing In the film were guilty of The speaker said the funds were linni A. White, director of St. Eli­ tract his nttention. Then they made here todny in the absence o f defin­ calmly stepping from their vidunl i paid $911,939,910.82 on in­ piracy to violate the prnhib- greatly needed to complete, the I zabeth Hospital at (Washington, that the policeman had beep spend­ tune taxes, an increase of $32,­ a landing to show hint how it should ite instructions from naval nnd more ns though they were me f laws. A bitter legal fight school program. Through arrange­ will outline the need for close co­ ing money reckless abandm since 815.303.66 over 1926, while i irpo- lie done. coast guard authorities «r the of a tourist party than aviators a fit H in the film being shelved ments with contractors, Mr. Luw- operation between the medical nnd Saturday. One o f them. Miss Mar- rations paid $1,308,012,532.90, an Brunswick flight committee to fying the elements in around tho world. They further reference.” ( ton stated thnt certain additions to legal professions in decline with gnret W gnn. o f' Rro'iklyn; a 29- increase of $213,032,798.73 over the PARIS, Aug. 29.— (IN S )— A r­ proceed. ihorie clerk, snid said to be he *’ * ; en*dy this morning after 1 county schools would be completed tho problem o f crime. Specific pro­ venr-oid telephone oar. The next largest riving nlnno nt Ixs Bourget ’ flying Edward Nirnmaicr, head pilot of night's sleep at the Savoy Hotel his finance*, admitted going w ith jl,m J ‘ n? posals of the American psychiatric soon, but ho pointed out that the field nt noon today, Charles A. Le­ income was tho tobacco thu Biscuyno Flyers, who was pre­ nlav aftm usgi. to Iniy |*,,urc0 "f 1 'r I f Schleo-and Brock are ah board wns unable to puy contract­ association, which has ndvocated Graham Satunla . . . * . . . ' l a w u n i e h lax, twhich netted $736,170 105.01, vine, Amerjcnn truns-Atlantic fly r paring to send three seaplanes to a snapny roadster, which ho psi'l i sterilization for several years, will ors until the commission could pro­ or, hopped o ff in his plane Colum­ the Duhnmu* to conduct n system­ maintain the speed of their itn increase of $5,503,766 cv n with vide menns with which to redeem be presented by I)r. Karl A. Men- for with $29 hill . After he hmight a slash in cigar taxes. The tobac­ bia nnd begnn a flight for ar^ un­ atic search fur Rcdfern by air over tho Atlantic, 111 miles the car he gave her $900 to“ krep nlnger of Topeka, Kansas.tho city warrants. . known destination. ceased their preparations when ho hour, they will have littlo d iff co tux was so large, tho treasury in accomplishing their desire to Th" other girl, Marlon Sterilization has been vigorously for him." i Mr. Lawton also urged the Com­ \V» rd was rcceivyd from Ahbe- learned thut Paul Varnor, hend of circle tho world in less than 28,1 r.aid, "due mostly to the increased Scott, hostess in a Conoy Island the Brunswick flight committee mission not to dispense with of city opposed by some sections o f both manufacture and sale ef rigaretts, villa-, near the channel const, fhnt nurse, pointing out tha't such s«fr- the Icgnl nnd medical professions. ( ‘nharet, I fill nio polied o f a-. n^o| •whiterf-grcatly exceeded any pre­ Levine's plane hnd been seen over had turned the search over to days, tjio present record. prslbllity that the body of Hortho policemen staged a the cabaret Among the Inrgo crowd viccs had been of tremendous value that placo ut 2:05 o’clock flying naval and c«ust guard authorities. While recognizing the advantage vious year." I Bowers, negro youth, may be It is now believed that no independ­ guthcred to seo the take-off to the citizens of Sanford in the in­ of weeding out undesirable types Saturday night during which he in the direction of London. Lmcd by local authorities in American embai Miscellaneous taxes, most of Rcdfern will bo officials of crease in health precautions now by an operation which prevents re­ passed around $20 bills, to her ami A fter having ‘ tho Columbia ent search fur pcction with the arrest of Roh- exercised by out from Lopi who had mo which were ghnrply reduced, mude from .Miumi. school children. production without in any degree others. wheeled from Its hangar nt Lc From Mt Jlnnders, loomed to ^ y with.the Thrugh the City nurse’s efforts with the brought in a total of $269,660,• “ Tho snlrit o f 1927—get a lot of Brock and Bchlee expect to linued denial by Sanders of any the schol nttendenco had material­ impairing tho physical or mental oney with littlo effort,’’ reninrked 436.16, exclusive o f tui apeo. This B< urgot, I.evine had the tank fill­ NASSAU, B A H A M A ,IS L A N D S , ed with enough gas for n flight of W ervof the patient, this section «ledge of tho fatal shooting on ly increased, the superitendent dc-> represented n loss in income of Aug. 29— (IN S )— British naval Constantinople via Belgrade. * the • professional world still n detective nftcr the policeman $222,801,031.81. Tho largest sour­ from four to five hours. Me hopped authorities hrre hnd received no reArrangements have been Monday night, wns arrc.'.ted. • of at 1 o'clock nftcr telling somo of clnruti. holils tha^ an abuse of the power to supply tho "Pride , « f Dei pdrt ror.eerning »v la t«r J'aul RoUces o f the loss where tho repeal definite decision had been the field attendants thut he Intend­ Tho Commission voted to issue a might lend eventually to the es­ Mc*st o f ho pnv.roll was in $20 "P o rt o f with a new engino when the Ihed at noon tedny blit it was conditional parole on good behavior tablishment- of personnl dictator­ bills. Cr.n.ncqucntly, the authori­ o f the capital stuck tax hnd the ed only to make a short test spin fern pr hi:- nononlapo reduction of automobile taxes, nround tho field. A fte r flytng over Bninswiel.” at u Into hour t'-day. arriva in Tokio, should th seed that the body would be to Joe Barnett, white, who was con­ ships wherever officials might ties were today cheeking with the in southern which carried them across which were $46,095,009 lower than tho field n few minutes, Irvine All British vevifU nterred ami examined in order victed several weeks ngo of driv­ chndse to turn upon their political cashier o f the Seaboard Nationnl wntiru hnvc been ordered to keep Inntic show signs o f strain, in 1926. Strengthen the cose against tho in g an auto while intoxicated, nnd opponents with surgery. disappeared in n northerly direct­ Hank the rorial numbers of the special wntchr-s j/i cctirch o f tho tho start this morning, h liwd negro. Sanders is said to who has been workig on »hc streets The report o f Internal Revenue ion. hills to see if they tally with tho»e Brock said he did not bell youthful nviutor. C ' |p a e>| a .32 calibre revolver In since his trial. Employer* of Irvine had entered into a con­ carried by th« murder victim. . C-umniisuioncr David U. Blair change would be necessary. ihocrting. but in the examins- Bnrnctt appeared before the Com­ T. Harold Kinclaid, expe They were nlsn examinin'! a rhowed a general emu' Mon o f pros­ tract with .Maurice Drouhin, n of Bowers body It was not rs- mission und nsked for R.imctt’sr the Wright aeronautical com| spent bullet fetind near the-scene perity. Tho custom house dis­ French aviator, to act as co-pilot on a trans-ocean flight from Le|lishrd as to what sized liullet release on the grounds thnt his which constructed the ship's . o f the irime to see if it enmo from trict of New York again led in to­ Bourget to the United States, but family needed his support. •(rated tho stomach, gine,* inspected the motor tal Colh-cliona wit! $387,949,641 nolicemen’t' girn- It had been tho flight hns been postponed from tho hon-off. He also pronou finders has reiterated his deGraham's duty for weeks to guard while tho Chicago district ranked time t » time owing to disputes be­ in |ierfcct condition. seertnd with $206,237,160 and of any knowledge of the Pratt’s •payroll, nnd the twn men Police Court D o c k e t tween the two men and bail weath­ oting, declaring to local polico had become friends. On Saturdav. Raleigh, N. C.. due to cigarette er. t he waa nowhere near the Small This Morning ALTOONA, PA., Aug. 29. however Graham had not reported taxes,'third with $206,051,676. When Levine suddenly took o ff ATLA N TA , Aug. 29. ( I N 8 ) — (IN S )— The Bronduay Limited, for duty, saying tht he was ill. ^th scene at the time of the klllAnother sign of nationwide “ good by himself, friends hastened to Bobby Jones, prince regent o f the track Chicago-Tw-Now York flyer He is said to have told police An unusually small derket for of the Pennsylvania Ruilrnnd, was The authorities believe he met times” was seen Jn the report of London. The Frenchman hurried to house of golf ramo hums today pt he could furnish nn alibi, hut Monday was disposed of thi smhrn- wrecked early today 11 miles west Prnt nn tho later was driving to total income tax r dlcctlnns. Only tho flying field nnd conferred with and found Atlanta even mure his ku been unablo to furnish the ray o ff the emnluyrc* nnd. killed six o f the forty-eight stales showed representatives of the French A ir loyal kingdom than aftex other ex­ ing hy Judge W. K. White in Muni­ mes .if people with whom he said cipal Court. The hravl«st fi"*' was of Alidona. • hint, i'ratt'a.body was found-prop-. - loss I total income. U x receipts Union. This company immediately cursions nnd other enamplonshlps. I wa ■ fi.diing near the Clyde Line af^essed upon William Tlmmas, Two members tzf the engine craw ped at the wheel—am) the money n* compared to 1926. had n G'liath plane wheeled from Crowds, to whom early rising is di gonp. A bullet nicked up near the The greulest comparative gain its hangar and mechanics began ‘who had to pay $20 for carrying were killed. RAPID UITY.8. D.. a matter nf considerable effort, tuning up the motor. The piano was scene wan turned over to the police in income tax collections, personal The prisoner has been turned concealed weapons. Although tho liven of 120 pass­ mot the traln'qf the “ Young Mas­ (IN S )— President Coolldge offered to Drouhin to follow Levine nd corporation, was recorded by by a boy. rr to cminty authorities although Susie Jefferson, charged with engers on the fast Chicago to New ter” and cheered him to an echo. hack to his desk at the t >1 police are atilt assisting in tho "Where did you get all the mon­ Iclaware with a 60 percent in­ if he desired. ,*eslfealrd a York train woro endangered, rail­ disorderly Other crowds milled about the out­ White House today, prepai Kntigation. Three negro boys, road officials reported thut ntini* ey you were spending7’’ tho police crease. Oklahoma stood second with Drouhin, who wns accompanied dirposo of n week’s accumr bond o f . fU. Willie Jefferson, a 47 per cent gain and Idaho third by his faithful nu-chanle Mathis, er gates of the tcrfninal station, rn White, Prestify Brown and charged With tho same offense, was injured and that all continued demanded when they arrested Gra­ with a 27 per cent increase. The was furious over the departure of spelling the happiness of taxi dri­ of routine business. r>n It. Williams,-who claim to be ham. During the seven daya he 1 wns fined $5. Komy Powell was on their way later, vers and besieging statio offici­ ft'WitncJfces to the slaying but “ My aunt in Albany left me u States showig comparative losses Levine. Ue claimed that the air als with tne usual questions. The dead; Yellowstone National Park dismissed on a similar charge. were Minnesota. Mississippi. Neb­ . . . . uthoritles should havo port at failed to jiotify the polico im* Rosa Marks, a runaway, was turn­ Engineer C. L. Garrett, of Pitcairn, legacy," he replied, relapsing into raska, North Dakota, Oregon and vented the Columbia from Bobby’s train waa on time, but ber of matters of official 1 liately after the slaying, have ed over to Kissimmee authorities Pa. a stubborn sltenco. . Rhode Inland. (be time seemed to be a bit ahead [developed, all of which ing. _________________ » been turned over to the coun­ upon order of Judge White. Firempn R. C. Hpnngloaf of of the curpnt conception of the quire his personal at I facing charges of being acccsVERA REYNOLDS Don L. White, Prscufy Brown Derry, Pa. schedule as-- tho gallery was spent the entire rao* “L ifts” Boon To Girl Geneva 'ResidenitKills to the murder. All of the ing mail which bis Tho first locomotive left the and J. II; Williams, three ncgr» al­ swelled from time to time by enth­ Bendants are being held awaiting garded as I Hikers From Detroit leged eye-witnesses to the murder rails and hurled erver an embank­ Self SaturdayAtHome HOLLYWOOD. Cal., Aug. 29.— usiastic and vociferous reinforce­ ure. ftion o f the grand Jury. of another negro youth, were char ment in tho mountains east of Gal(IN S )—Vera Reynold*, film act­ ments. Motion 7 picture people The ress whose first important screen craqkrd and yelped and finally fled ged with accessory to the murder litzin. Three, girls, tho Misses Mar"OLD G LO RY" AW A ITS Frcd Taylor, 45, committcxi sui­ and their cases transferred to the lets and Mies Dorothy cide Saturday aftemocn at 3 o’clock ro)o was that a suicide in "F eet of for their lives before the advan­ ant The second locomotive a club car irarite Tic Ro o s e v e lt FIELD. N. Y. county auhorities. S. T. Keene and and three s.caping cars also left Thomas of tyortb Branch. Mich., at bla homo in Geneva, according Clay,” today was recovering from cing Jiordcsi CouragiV'ua camera l'ig. 29.—(IN S )— Prospects of a Bill Flint, charged with larceny, the rails but. remained in an up­ nnd Miss Katherine Spencer of to word received by local author­ what police declare had been an at­ people swarmed over bystanders’ shoulders, snapped plates and Detroit, arrived hero on- Sunday ities. Taylor had been In unusually tempt to end her own life. , 4 Mc-off in “ Old Glory’* for Rome were turned over to Wauchula right position. ' for longed for the quiet of developing night after leaving Detroit Wed''thin the next 24 hasirs waned to- authorities. • godd spirits, members of his family G. R. Hunter, of Crafton. Pa., NEW RADIO EXPERIM ENTS *7. when Lloyd Bertaud and rooms. • . ; ncadaj* horning with the intenuld~I«Vwor:ry over financial affairs B. McIntyre, charged with speed­ engineer o f the eeeond locomotive, ;* . j. I-1. .■ . *Jc »mes DeWitt Hitt inspected the ing, had his case continued until and his fireman, E. F. Hartmen, of t!on o f Liking the long distance. ' are said •to have ^ been thc - motive • WASHINGTON. 29.— (I N Jmw*y and found it a soggy Wednesday. Charles Jones, pass­ Conemaugh, Pa., were * injured, Beginning their hike earlv in th-* for hi* action. ifeyers Bi S)-^-Scientist of U. tr*tch of mud from ‘ the recent ing worthless checks, was trmns- Hartman auffering a broken arm ssibil- j RtandanL, stlrTtd b ’"enpour. apd severe bruises. Station On it ; Jerred tq the county^ Ities which radio 2 - - * ’ - • - " '- l - . - f e W r i t f r S B . ’ t tram a passing motorist who c«r- suddenly excused himself and went have unfolded, now nL - EVEHULADES b o n d s F IF T Y K ILLE D r a d io b o a r d r e p o r t s ned them foa a considerable dis- to hi* room. Several minutes later Yavs o f light in tho Purchase of the filling 1 of r r tance. Aided by several other mot- * pistol report was heard and Tay- covering new se Ta l l a h a s s e e , Fla., Aug. 29. W ASHINGTON, Aug. 29. (IN S ) LONDON, Ang. 29.— (IN S )— orists who gave them long rides,| tor's vrift rushing into ’ * element* of the -(IN S )-A ttorn ey General Fred today advised Sen. Simmons, (D ) Fifty persons were killed or seri­ the young thi able to I found the men in a dying' eonditiyavis today received formal Meyers, who began of North Caroline, that it b*s tak­ ously injured In a typhoon which make thair -tion consider- on. He passed away at 11 o’clock ** ° f , the filin g of a petition by aft. ^ L « I the'business today, en favorable action on~the appli­ swept a large notTtion of Japan, ably ahead schedule. ;Saturday night. . e»d Musk Land Corporation ition The cation o f the Durham Life insur- according to a dispatch from Tokio KANSAS Cl ______ Thomas anilj Funeral services were held at 3: we circuit court o f Leon county are th* gueeta o f Mr. and'30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at (IN 8 )— Irwin R. « for an injunction ik Vrevent I “ nce Co * K «I«i*h , to jfcrchase E. Saencer. 306 weetr Seo-1 Geneva with Rev . Max Cook o f of th* Kansas City I E v e r g U d i r & w PK ! 5 • « » - ® * kJ S f f250 e ' Swatts, .S ' j a c k s o n y u X e — $500,000 plan to spend Oviedo offlclatirig. Taylor la sur­ today in ~ Issuing « *10,000,000 bond is­ >rks Imaccording to a wave length .bonds Issued tor wi ........................ ■ mother, two - • *by • 'the'last *• * ’ * YegTsia- •• ^*nd 1and to Btorited to incrtiif increase w h K ami I provqmcnts in Ihla 1 ncre. r, . children nnd a brother and sister, te nirurs, ).... . r.Jsivc 252 meters, i :.I.»»' t ‘ lV o 'j t’iL V* I/' m 1 ■ vVxisI - - '■' ' ' irge Based On |b M em bership CITY COMMISSION HEARS LAWTON IN REQUEST FOR AID FATEOF REDFERN STILL HIDDEN AS NO WORD COMES 2nd L e g O f Fli| Has B een Finis “EASY MONEY" IS'U. S. PROSPERITY LURE TO. .COP . . . TO IS SHOWN BY TAX KILL PAYMASTER DEEDS TREASURY |dy Of N egro Boy y Be Exhumed IProbe Of Murder S B ob b y Jones Gets Great Welcome To H o m e I n A tla n ta And Two Are Killed President Cool R e tu r n s To A t Sum m er H< I m �/TURDAY, THE SANFORD HE -- < y^ . *’ f’ i l A AT 4 P.M. MONDAY WE CLOSE DOORS CLOSE THIS IS NO FALSE MONDAY CRY OF WOLF! Tonight the Mock that in left, If nny, will remain Just as it is and Monday shoppen will have the privilege o f buying at •till greater reduc'd prices. Promptly at At noon today the crowds looked like Dempsey and Tunney might be having their little scrap in our «• store but one could see after close investigation that it was O N L Y VAL­ When w ^say ‘‘V A LU E S ” you know we tell you the truth— you've been here and so have your friends and neighbors. They know we have put out the biggest values ever of­ four In the afternoon we are going to close UES tha{ caused^the crush and jam. Promptly at four o’clock fered in Sanford. the doors for stock Monday afternoon we are going to close the doors— tonight going lower and you will have an opportunity when we close the stock is going to stay just as it is left by the to get merchandise at prices that are with­ arrangement— be on hand early Monday and get what you wnnt at less than you ever dreamed of. • it shoppers— Monday morning you will have the chance to come Monday prices are still out comparison in Sanford. in and buy at prices even lower than we have given this entire week. . Come see them— they are big values, 75c and $1.00 sellers. The whole lot will be thrown on the bargain counter Monday I LOT BVD’S Shirts-Drawers . Value#! Values! Values! You’I so to when you see these. Regular $1.00 sel lers. Bankrupt Sale Price • > Nice styles, various colors, big assortment. Values up to $1.00 Your chance to lay In a supply. Bankrupt Sale Price . Trunks, Suitcases and Hat Boxes are all included in this marvelous display o f luggage that we are closing out at exactly half price. It’s your opportunity — grasp it now. . • Men! Here’s your big _ chance! . Regular 50c and 75c socks in a wide variety of sizes and colors are going in this big Bankrupt Sale for Article In Store To low prices never before heard o f In Sanford Fixtures For are going to sell merchandise for Monday everybody and buy and take home a package full of bargains. A few show cases, one or two counters and some other very good fixtures are waiting fo r a buyer— they are priced pven less than the cost o f manufacture. ground floor and reap the harvest of savings that vj i 1 A % 1W If!■ ■ 1 J !»■& I & ■ f . •8 i 1 ■M 1; I I 1 ..I . 8 Lj1 .1 a i■ ■ ■ 1 �TkE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY. A The Sanford Herald T ile H e r a ld S a n f o r d ’* p io n e e r n ew ** p a p e r aab nerib ea fa th e Interna­ tio n al N c m I t n l c r . r r r e lr la a from Ihla anpertar * t n a arp an la allo n tw e n ty th a a a a a d w a rd * d a lly ra re r* l a s a l l I k * Ir a d i o a e r r a t a a f t h e r n t i r e w a r l d . T h e t . i f . S la e a p e e l a l . Jy e ttle le a t It, F lo rid a and II* m an ner a f h a a d lla * a t a f e n e w * I* w lf k e n t ran al. As Brisbane Sees It Every city has them— these fellows who sit idly by and Brcthovrn and the King. with a look o f smupr satisfaction watch others build Money Ily Airplane. their community, and then when something worthwhile is \rliatic Ituaaia. accomplished, they rush forward with exclamations o f "ju st P h o n in g A e ro * * th e O eenn. see what we have done." It takes all kinds of people to make BY ARTHUR BRISBANE up this world and perhaps this is the reason why we have to ( n n j r l i t M l » K hy S l n r C o . endure the people who do nothing hut take due credit for T ift; french g o v e r n m e n t themselves when others do something. We were thinking o f this as we read an editorial com­ ment recently appearing in Industrial Dev?lopcment, a trade thov journal published in Chicago. The editorial headed, "B rag- vvcr« ging nnd Boasting,” has appeared in several Florida papers but for fear some of The H erald readers have failed to see it, we produce it here. The magazine's cojnments arc timely and cruii worthy o f our consideration. Read the editorial and see if it applies to you. It is as follows: s "Everybody brags. Some a little; some a lot. But everyTI T h e H e r a l d la n m em ber o f th e A n d lf R a rra n o f C l r r n l a l l n a * . an I n t e r n a t i o n a l A s s o c i a t i o n o f l* o h . tla h e ra , A d r r r t l a e r a , a n d A d r r r t l a l n n A a e a t a w h l e h r e q a l r e * e a r b I’ u b lla b rr.m e m rb er to a u b m ll to a t b o r n n a b a n d l t o f a a b o r r i p t l n n lla ta la a rtlrr ta r a r it y a b so lu te ly all e lalla a o f e l r r a la lln a aa w e l l aa b o a r at b n a l n r a a m e t h o d s . b _ T H K H F .ItA L II’P F IIO tiltA M l e — K e o a o m y In r l t y a n d e o n a l y I__ m in istra tio n . X — l l t e y r r w a te r r o a t r la J a r k s u n V llle. X ■ C’ o a a t r n e l l o a a f <tt. J o h n s I ml Inn . H i r e r C an al. 4* l a n n a n r a l l n a o f m o a t b l y “ I’ n , n p .W eek. *e— A n s m r a t ln a or b n lld ln c prna ran e— booses, b o trla , a p a rin irn t aaaara. I — A ro ra m u n ltr C heat. Te—C o m p l e t i o n of e lfy b e n n llfa . t l o a p r o a ru m . X — A n ew and m u t e r * ho sp ital. Hilt walked straight ahead, the king nnd queen separated l" let Beeth­ oven pass between them. \ ery Fine. Hut what the editor of this likely he did net see them. _________ ____ _.ie "v ie w ." publication would like to know th is:" "W hat did the people who are bragging about the trees rivers, climate and views have to do with any of these things?" All these things were there before the city was „ , | , , ., .. .. . . | • . . And we wonder, furthermore, if it is not more logical to l,t IN DON BANKERS moro?” 8al«f the Dryad to her tree: "S et me free.” •be ARE Bobby Jones has already shot a sixty-seven, a sixty-eight and a •ixty-nine In this tournament, lie seefia te he himself and.not far from being good at that. * *Il — ° Tmat sub-tropical hurricane •6)S to have been going pretty rffl by the time it reached New d- A t least nlne were killa great many injured. -------- o— .— rice-of shoes, we undergone up because people meat than formerly luenRy fewer cattle are h « same reasoning, we If people wore fewer i the price or meat would go pa the reason so few peocommon sense la because •n age when common things not fashionable.— Orlando Repeople use ir-tStar. So few n sense because they misi(non--sense for it— o Hillsborough leads Dade in 'no consumption. Maybe quit using >o much o f it in l because o f the extra cent taxTimes. No, you see, Dade ia to the Bahamas they don't »Hne for anything except down there.* ’’ brag about those things that you or I have put Community.” into your time ami inter.-t saved i>v flying machine more than pays the ektra "Frankly, isn’t it what you have done for your city and " ,sl c llntish airplane nmnufacwhat I have done for my city, in a practical, constructive way |>n Sir Samuel Instone, says: that gives US the right to feel proud of OUT city V" i Hi- year veur we earned carried ten million "I don't believe I would need a ver?vbig piece of paper to pounds amiss the channel.’* The st army and navy board has that our next war will see commander o f all h H , forces other then the correspond He will - field marshals ofIt wlU probably [, but America has trouble winning the old system. n’ 4'*J <lo- I ' s r l ......... M . !| •S, ' " * Mi.rliiHi’ e r a„d , M n r l B H g e l l u. i l t |M>1 it* f | ■ ut,| e ttei'ords s . , ,. !>■ I'n^j Ilorlda IT is m n ’liKi: .. i :h un.rt Ire lie I,,, I. | , I . t :\NFOUI. lIKt: \l I- , J,.., ' S‘" 'f •• S.n!3 I tla« n o t "*•' ■ W ITN K SM T rt q PIN \l. NOTHi: 1 i\ tiii: mi mt *>i‘ tiiH mi ntv ; .it iMii:, .simiMii.i: i in ntv, vi \ti: nr mumit. JUiit 'III.* In l i r T lu ! Vw ■ for IKK I N I * . I, II A \ | i ........ w | Fir-i t iH'iohi-r, \ ?• I’rii, iir»‘H*ni in III*' | !I•»ii'Hd IiUj. i ’ uiii*i \ .fmln* uf Sr inI J I ;l I n lVi'1 v* 1.1n n .I. K u iiilv . tilth iUiMUItt in i •!»*•« rnit»r anti 1 am | llii>\vi»ut| fI I 'h . r j . l iimI 111h fill.it AuijrlirrM »»f Hi* | i » i *i i i M d . i In ti and tl»* i . : *r .• i .* i i n*| at Ilrnk lildg. •• t»i«rd. Fla. Loch Arbor i« I Al ..f :il mini. Architect k i n A t. n m t ik i: N mI (rn Im |i**r*'li v 14I v i'-11 f ha t 1 1u* J mid* r.ali: n n l %%ill **r» tin ^I It dii\ t>f . 31 , • a Elton J. Moughton In | 1 'iu h a t i rum ' Has Pure Water l j.-r; Na i i l 1 rtiakr ;111(»11*■ • n 11• *fi t ** I h r wu l d . I n d u r f a r a f i n a l • I I h - l l i r lit u f Ii I m ,1' I i i i I m IM f it (utj «if uinl .111d f u r a n u n l u r lu\t . «.ff* • (In*I Supplied front a DKKPt Ii ■ rt*hiv', III*'1! * -mi* 11 .ulfiilfiiNt I it u r I III* d tliiH til ♦ m i l *1 « «ef A u k * I ’ ll n UHi. A u?: sal * LOANS bnrtrent could lie done hj' anyone either for his dencendents Mr. Blume. the head of t i% great or for Home institution, perhaps not on so lartre a scale but t o 1 i Westc•r» Electric Company, which [ lore than ten million dollara (treat extent. Most o f us can save a few hundred nr a few spends more laboratory | a year in scientific thouaend dollars in the course of a life time. If our estate experiments nl«nc. is then left to be carefully invested at four per cent, if will * Mr. Blumc’s company supplies net our beneficiary at the end o f a hundred years, or two i he mechanism for telephoning hundred years, a vast amount. across the Atlantic ocean. The ‘ and stored in a hermitiol I'*77 K I H U C K K »J I I K I t U I N M . A*. A d i n l t il N t r .i l mi *.f th»* K i t a t »* u f J e f f I la v \\ uuij, I b T v d k t ll scaled tank J. H. JACKSON Phone 611 112 E. Second St. VENTS which I’R contamiiiktl Loch A rb or’.s water ii pure nnd Rood as any ta found in Florida Ask for a sample and fcr 1 it analyzed. & f a I * * 1* " W » 4 ' ° VoV>M- ‘ < ,o s l.5 0 l DeForesl-Santorl **A Substantial Jeweler H. telephoning must stop at 1 o’clock f c c i ' ----------- by New York city time, when it i H o’clock in London. The ren nn m ia Hint as the sun rim*# down and “ DIFFEREN'I the shadows fall, talking through M IA M I IIK IIA I.I) i the air become difficult or imp" There are IM bootleggers, con­ dition to the menu. And fish nr Tfde. Scientists do not kn< w why victed by due process of law and raught in the water at no expens Hint is. If you ran tell why, you will add to human knowledge. sentenced to serve jail terms, who arc cheaper than chuck steak are paying their debt to the law by YOU READ IN a Kansas new doing time in Jeil in the little town S I !!.r r; 3 ni1 ", mu,st ‘7 n,b,,iUc'1 ' ,u * n ' ^ 'r fec‘bng a paper of the proud achievement' >f of Denton, Md. Baltimore refused grown bootiegger is not enough to t w„ |„ , nc nlsght they kill' d to take care i f them for the 60 allow muth profit. Fer a time the mn sheep, injured 2tH» others o cents a day the federul government bootleggers were all allowed to that many of them will dlr»rniisitig altowfc for the enre of prisoners. sp'roi their evenings on the front the farmer a loss o f |2J500. William II. Jackson is the sher­ ri• jail, which is also the And the two dogs were worth iff in charge « f the Denton jail * , rr" , resilience. Mrs. Sheriff considerably less than 10 •cent. nnd he in an tnsy jailor. These o jot ted to this liconuse*they tossed probuhly except for th....... . bootleggers ‘‘arn’t like other pris­ cigurette stubs uround the premia- fat. oners," Sheriff JocksPn says, and •f°f,|,0<1l tho 'Oractice, do- ; There ir, intelligence lacking; he does not treat them as he does * n* t” nt n cl1!»'rcttc stuh wns a somewhere in u country that ha. i other prisoners. There is a river cigarette stub even when dlacardu.l more dogs-than sheep whPli'~Tir.r ' flowing naar the jail j n which fUh by a bootlegger. I dogs are ‘ useless and thg sheep disport tncmselvrs. That i:j, they In case Sheriff Jackson sh«m!d keep d* wn the weeds, feed ami: catch them. he incapacitated or if ho should he elothe millions. This u beautiful _Oh, yes, these prisoners, who nro removed—the United States attar- country. different, ere allowed tc go to the noy (wHn convicted the hoctleggers [ ------river bank nnd angle. They say fs /investigating the affnir— it T W E N TY TW O M ILLION auto ; they have good luck. The might he well to give Mrs. Jackson ) mobiles are running in the United j fish they caught are served as a his place. She seems Inclined *o 1Stutcs now, and 6,000,000 more w ill. part o f their meals, a pleasing ad­ keep a bootlegger in the place. be huilt hy the end o f 1927. If an j Icc age came up* n us suddenly, fortunately ice ages never do that. t the entire population o f the United | A D V E R TISE OR S H R IN K States could ail travel south nt LEESBURG COMMERCIAL « ne time in curs now running. Hasn’t * ;>ny it with fliers" lie i„ the same place and kept on do ing the * • me ’thlngs.7 herT it "might u,n,e ■l0*1 serviceable a slogan not be necessary to keep on adver- for Uncle Sem aj “ Say it with tiring day after day month after fl° Wcr* ’ |""nth n»f» l year after year. But .... . . , „ . . , t a & a .™ Ft evt^ y ,,#y nn4 * new P*rt clf^troc” ti'’5* ™ lt talte» its pliu-e. Families not only will make the Chicago kUtors alt un change the|r living places, but “ «d take notice— Cleveland Plain they Change thelr bujrfcg habits' Dealer. in The pay envelope o f today is not ---------- ---------- —------- —---------spent exactly the same as the pay couples decide that two can live envelope of five years ago was!cheaper than one; 2,000,000 fami"pent, nor will the pay envelope of, He* tf*t the wanderlust; 1,400,000 rrxt year be spent exrctly as the people shake off the 'mortal coil*" pay envelope,of this week. One ad-j To play a bigger part in tho vert (sing man has these figures markets o f tomorrow you must about the changes that take place, keep In front of the public your *£» ™ arltet8 'n * alngle ye*.*; [wares today— and every day. Your jy .500,000 babies start their earth-[goods will not interest the public careers; 400,000 high schooP unless you see that they do. How I students discover that oma le ‘ can you do this without keeping I f the seme people always lived an open" sei'ame to a" JobM^SO.OOO i on advertising? , Irj a..r* » If \V« m »l». ' ii.,, | lull,.I " f «he Clreiili .... . , "s 1w• Illy II,Ini .1,1,11. ,1 ' .... f,"1.'1- ;■/ ... ................... nut, ,\ \* i*#j7 ... v . 1 "'.suw *>■ <■i*.i**rm i*i: i% t \\||• J 1"puty f .Mtmi'.i Siilitlivlnhm I. II •* .riii fi.tir ii iifI iair half . r l.ui I uf St. Joflepli in mi ('(Hint), KlorMa H.-ri I null*'a**!i. i IV l H | » . r •il •* Snnfurd, ITurlil.i lliln l" "T h e Seminole Hat Shop will i! h> f *1til - * 1327 . r M 11ANI » open about Sept. 1st. with : hrrlff. Kvmltiulu Cnuniy,; 6. l-4V> English have developed without 8 (598,54 5 Eirjlleh complete line of millinery Flurkln. \ usaild dollars, if i n v e s t - academic Straight Jacket, both In otherwords that little ten thousand Were there only one good mouse trap made, the world would still beat a path to the maker’s dotrr if it were not for one thing. That thing ia that the manufacturer oTa p-launb.it W a w - « h , h i.'w .y o f getting rid^of "the'rniircntiv and --■ . . . .forget there WM, people would such a thing as a mouse trap. A t any rate they would not beet a peth through the woods to his door. I f there was no auto road there they’d find some other way o f fighting mice. » So much for that. The day o f the successful hermit is no morc.Forbes Magazine, sizes up this advertising situation pretty well in an editori­ al addressed to the business read­ er* o f that publication. The editorial uye: „Y* f *H (l.-scril.. ,1 *iv ford ami Indian itn,rr m u, iojiiI lllithl nf \v,i Or,,vrt | i r o | , e r l v a s a . |ir. I I inter ami liv vl. i . , Oar j I .(n tnori uiUI" dal.,| I’ m i of I .('toiler. A |. I',;. "> it g. i d and w.if, ||! w, "•/m ri Moi l ciiK'im. aiT7fc , i , 1'Llif| j I A h exchange says "Most women have a keen sense o f rumor," nnd most men don't misa it far we've found. !; 1, 1------------ 0--------Tnq. Jacksonville Journal propos­ es " A Floridic Architecture." Be cartful or someone will suggest th a r"M lc" ia is a contraction of "idIdle" iotlj." follo w in g Ivini: moI ...... ” 'e « 1J f-lorj.l . , j ; H «S u revve y" ,.f . |...Xy V f '" . ."•IJ Jj ed at five per cent interest will have gi ,0 over u million | F" “ h dollnrs by the end o f the firs t hundred _ ears. N o w le t s seen j j nny Frenchmen of genius, to ed > Rfdfern is as quiet about his .what will happen to it. if it is divided, the income on on e ! mention only Corneille and Racine, whereabouts as a draft dodger. ihalf spent, and on the other half compounded. A t the end of Wi?ro hampered by tho throe class* lical unities of time, place atid nctwo hundred years, it will be. if Invested at Akjerlcans seem to be the lead! tion, a.*> much ns a Chinese girl’s 4' ; ____ $ 18.773.828 • r« In this trans-ocean flying this feot by her little sh* e». ' 4* 3-4' ; ........... ............................... 59,776.397 Men, music, langunge and habits grnv and cannot be manufactured 97.887,840 Ifl Hathaway rides into the govby* arbitrary law. 158.579,850 emwr’a chair, he will ride on good Young men and older <nos inter roads. 682.105,288 -------- o-------I t strikes us they better put a Ford motor In some of these airfrbHMX m l -------- 0-------A'bank in Jacksonville was robbed»the other day. What! Jackson­ ville too T --------o-------"Pride o f Detroit' O ff” , says a headHne in the Tampa Times. Per­ sonally we think they are all off. , ^ I .... ....... . .............. shipping g* lil by firing machine. It cost more than by railroad or steamship travel, hut gob1 on its tri(Vl.|^ (.Hril* n„ interest. The hank at four per cent interest and left there to interest on interest, will grow into hundreds of dollars in a THE DRYAD. RUSSIA IS TRYING TO mak • comparatively short time. For this rensoji it is interesting to By Helen Kimberly McElbone her people musically artistic, ns we -In the New York Herald Tribune- see a concrete exumplc of this thing being carried out. ,,,. , , , are trying to make eurs her l»y When Professor ( harles Sargent, director of the Arnold javv Said the Dyrnd to her tree: Arboretum o f Harvard College, died, he left by bis will to the the latest Russian regulation “ 8et me freo." "President and Fellows of Harvard College, (o be by them in- forbids sab* <f phonograph jn/.z vested and the income thereof to be added to the pri nci pal ! •i,lrh " 1I|S"'- ,?"1* Said tho tree to his Dryad: “ I the body, for and during the term of one hundred years from the date Thllf W(|||)lj pu**if. African savi.^n Thob the soul, o f my decease, and the compounded principal at the end ofjthai damed t* su. h music long beOomptete the whole. throne hundred years to lie divided in two; the income o f f" r'* Hi- bourgeoisie was Invented, I have loved thee long and well; one-half to be spent currently by the Arnold Arboretum: the TT” Enfolding, income o f the other half to be added to stu b half-principal for R e g u l a t i n g t h e growth of Upholding, . human tastes. Ideas mid languag­ Smelding frem tho elements, another hundred years." e's by law is one of the most h irntSta|ing worldly ravages, So, let’s see what Harvard will have at the end of the f Li i f bit muii contrivnn es. Keeping good and evil Tii” academy, that strictly limits *../ sight and „ llu buuiiu first hundred years. According lo a compilation worked out Prom thy sound, at d t gill ales the use of the Bay'bmi tho allotted time of man 1 ^ Street Journal, the bequest will become, if inFi nch language, has made of or beast vested at 1French a most precise language, I stknd immovable and strong, 52*1,819 I pei feet for diplomacy, but has Gltff thee my life each sap-renewgreatly diminished its beauty and 1,098,405 ‘ ing spring— i power. The- French • ! Anfttole 1.895.635 •Tell me, sweet crcatunc of my soul, |France cannot compare with that 5. 1-4',i . x To ahow my love, yh at can I 1.780.890 f Villon, nnd because German and ' r t!l*l I m u o f f C o m p l a i n t f u . , i ... . ’*1 I'V I lie C o m p l n i i , , , , , , i , o t h e r w i s e sa l, | lu ll ,.f , m . M ■ " t a h i - n a s e n n f e s .,.,) | , ', l , tJ I IMs , . .......... I . , | | '’ •fu s e l.elriu a s . i u 1 uteres* »<n ten million dollars amounts lo a great deal o f money, even f o r a little while. We fdl.lTT ' learn U use flying machines, commercially and f1r « passenger traffic over here eventually. We may even wish some day that we had taken the trouble to accumulate build a fighting air fleet. -Swr, • 1— a n il a p p e a r l . - i , , . „ ‘ . V 'l r f a t S a n f o r . 1 n ( T l l l U y t II , BIBLE VERSE FOR TffIDAY TH E B E AU TY OF TH E LORD: list my accomplishments in my town. How about you?' — fc«t the beauty o f the Lord our God upon us: and establish Thou Try This For Yourself the Work of our own hands upon ua; yea, the work o f our hands es­ tablish Thou It. Psalm 90:17. We have all heard of the wonderful results of compound­ P R A Y E R : “ Lord, make us beau- ed interest. We have heard it said that a dollar placed in the I with the beauty of holiness.” Y ^ I' r> •■f twenty-one yenr. Til K it K I - t in,, ,. >*•*» i.’arl P ('rnHf. r.i COAST- J "*'U .- S S -!,•*. I,....; W E A T L A N T IC . M ONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1927 .. MT. PLYMOUTH mouth Corporation manufacturing chcmic man Nature Is A Funny Thing .. C. 108 V IE L E In a Substantial City M a g n o lia .. 7 7 "Ii H*}, i 6* row ded Box 329 SanloR 4 Winning P u r o l Epig ram ! How to avoid the C Realty Co. J A C K S O / N V IIL E F L O R IO A HOUR Ihe Twins of Powersay " ] r y p la c in g lo n g - d is t a n c e c a lls d u rin g th e J to 8:30 W p M k -i m i i k M k . P .M . r e d u c t io n p e r io d O iw t m u n iL m to m . F W h r n ii M ROM seven to ei^h t-th irty in the evening is prolmhly the hest time nt which to make a station-to-station long distance telephone call at reduced rates. F o r one thing the folks you nre calling arc more apt to he at home, and then, too, we arc usually able to complete the correction in shorter time. ■■ - u o a d o im ! M » EDNA BARBEE C f/A BOOEEPY OCALA FLORIOA SEABOARD O IL C O M P A N Y 1 See Service Station Manaqerabout our Automobile Cushion Proposition. J O f course, the rates on station-to-station long distance calls are reduced still further at 8:30 F . M . Prom ptly nt this moment, thousands of hands reach for the telephone. The result is that in spite o f all the extra facilities we pro­ vide, the lines ta near and distant pluces are taxed tu capacity. T o avoid thin ermeded hour, try placing your calls between 7 and 8:30 P . M . S O U TH E R N BELL. TE LE P H O N E AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY ------------------ i r r c r ^ s e n d in a p u r o l l/Hoorp«ra(«d) w m M F N tm fJ jl m f O e EACH ONEPR IN TE D 7 * * ^ g k iX-'ar a" t * ‘jC v M * » jflWAt 1<u.i *» . .■ ■ *■:- . .r ■ ^; v" ^ • ‘ uV’ 4tai _>*ikt �SANFORD y MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1927 Where Victims Bod* Was Hidden and Personal Activities 'flee Telephone 148 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER. sSOCIETY n n t - r v EDITOR c n m ... W hite Elephant Party To Be Given Tuesday Social Calender tu ksd ay f. U. will hold a "White • party at 8 o’clock nt the the Methodist Church. WEDNESDAY Spaulding Circle of the itiat Church vwill meet at r k with Mrs. E. 51. Curr home on Magnolia AvcTIIU R S D AY iule Chapter No. 2 Order of Star will join with other t i f District 22 in the cclo,if Robert Memorial Day at Reach. Members will leave l.dO o’clock from the MasDistrict 22, Including Semi» pier Nn, 2, will celebrate Memorial Day, at Dayb ach. A motorcade will ruin tlie Masonic Hull at luck. A cafeteria supper ferved. For transportation r information, phone Mrs. urner. FR ID AY ' No. 2 uf the Methodist will meet with Mrs. S. 0. fer at 3.00 at her home on vnue. ads Hammond of Tampa is i of her aunt Mrs. A. W. i Magnolia Avenue, iV. R. Kirby and two young of Atlanta, tin., are vi.itns the guests of her mothFunnie V .Lee and sister b Ratliff. Hazel Colemai\ returned male at Tampa Sunday evfter spending a tew days h her father T. U. Higgins. _ Eastern Stars Are To Observe McmorialDay Thursday A t Daytona . - I , . .. Residence Telephone 859 Hollywood’s Newest Find A .jnuit unhp.e ant enjoyable a ffa ir arranged f.,r this week will be the “ \\ hite Elephant Party" t. l>e given Tuesday evening at 8 cluck at the MeUn di. t ( hurcli A tncx by the memhefs of the Wo;n. en s t kristinn Temperance Union. The public is tordially invited. Each person is asked to bring an article which has been a "White Elephant ' in hi* home fur years. These arti- !os arc t.. i«_. brought wrapped and will be sold at a nom­ inal sum. An unusually «lever pit Tram has been |repured. which iiu t ides sotre of Ihe best local talent. Re­ freshments will be «*rv«>d ilnt| the evening promises to I... one of c\ ( optional pleasure. Flic proceed" cf the party wiil be1used to help defray expenses for a representa­ tive at Washington. I>. and ut»y to help for state work. The comaiittee ill eliarge is Mi IV I. Hughey, chairman, .Mrs. Lou­ is Sieve1;tag and Mrs. .1 \v. More­ land* I la* publicity ehitirmnii is Mrs. .1, Mitchell. i! I;iw. v - - Pn i I i H i i L fe ji « -*. thc home in Streator, 111., where the body Hill was found Plan* for a local audition to be held in connection with a national radio audition to be conducted in December by the Atwater Kent Foundation of New York, are to be discussed at n meeting at 9:30 o’clock Wednesday morning at the Woman's Club where the several committees will gather to hear de­ tails o f the contest. The general purpose of the aud­ ition is to provide a means of diacvcrin g, encouraging and devel­ oping unknown young womerv and men singers o f exceptional talent and permitting them to sing over radio. The local audition will be part « f an elimination contest that will be nationwide. Under present plans n locai aud­ ition wit) be staged at nn early date nt which time two winners, one woman and one mar, will be chosen by popular ballot. The win­ ners will compote with the vict'-Ts of similar contests conducted in other Florida counties. In the state audition to be held at Jack­ sonville two winners will be des­ f Mr* . Elizabeth ignated and these will take part in n district audition to be staged in 'Atlanta in November. The winners in the five districts. Into which the U. S. has heen divided, will take ut til** Ni*rlh part In the national audition in S f i ’ tlMts f m i r i t } . Ih k h ' f i t hk len-lamre is essential as a cor-’ restive, the sooner such enactment i *u• ( » **t) Ur i*i ii*kn*iT TI»| 11 > t i l l ) R . m t , is ev’ lved the better. If the [ < * ct t ui i i N. - uni flirtii*** w «**t K n « t Hvt* i .j | i luiliirt; N t i r t h l»*h rented* rests with the oil compi nn Si i i i t t i t rt i Id ) «*lt ii I it ^; unit s themselves, though voluntary f i vi* <r**») vVimI n * ; A I I »**n h i . and whole hearted co-operation, or tit it k l *' ft i Mi ) rliiiun . Sout h i i m l f k%* * f .• i r lm lr iM Ka^t i*f thi.uiga compulsory unit pool op­ t ' ♦*•»), S m i t h • *f I t l t a n i z r T l t l r . era nn or some other method, the lio n Km F u r t l ) T o w iin ltip t\v *u tine- n preeminently np< fur sieI hr Nurt liWt 'ht i*orti**f* o f See * ition,” .tid Work. t h r p t i- r 111 *f | ti 7 Iliik u t»» p o in t S *itil f» ?fi l i n k * . W r u l 75 lin k * * , "Th» peak of production of oil t >' d i i ) K t i « i . r u n K a * t 75 l i n k * ; Ilf ttr KIflifit Itif is i ndangrring thci health o f the I r r u * t T h r r *•} A I *»i I lie K.if* I Indti-iiy —indeed, the very life of h u l l i 1- S t o f tli*j ! 'h * 1 lu ilf V ” ■mailer and weaker companies 4K i t»f t h r N o r l h e i i n l u u u r t r r --and yet no const ructive move has tNKh I i»f S rrllu n K iv r (5 ) T o n u nlitp T w e n ty t2u) S ou th bet n made toward relieving 'the ••f It.inpr Thirty tJrt) met; lr** pres.. are of competition’ which l m ( Ul t l l l l K .it I hr* n m U i » u M now bears so heavily upon tho f o rn ** i* i*f mil*! S r r t In n , T u w n * p h i| i i i m l K o l t n w r, ru n (lirn r** ; thmi amis of units in the business W im t mu I l u o ) rlm tiin . S ou th which the country cun not afford t* it i I d ) i l i u l i o j . Kit-ti t r h ( I d ) to see go down and out. Are we t’ littiii'*. N o r t h ti-u i 1U) c h u t tin. • i i i« t FFfm r): h r g i n n r t i t f ut to indulge in this watchful waiting 1 1» Nor t hwe s t fn rim r u f th** for disaster?" Nnrthraiit Quarter iN K ^ ) of Hi t H d h KIKvr ti), Tu\vnithl[i (lil Stocks Declines T w n i l v 1) 0 0 ) S o u t h of l l nng* * Reliable statistics indicate that T h i r p (.10) H asl; run tlltnc* oil company stocks sold on the S o u t h Kttfhty tioD) rods Into I.akr t'o m o . tlirui r r W i t T h i r ­ New York stock exchange have de­ ty d o ) rotlit lit U ki* Korno; clined in value 1300,000,000 since thru***- N o r t h r i i r h t y ( 900) rutin the peak of 1020, and some experts t*i mi itk** on ti»w rial i l p l i ne , S u h l f o u r t r it i t p In till c u m i»rl»place the loss of the entire indus­ tiolvit o f lo-K III It 111Iff. try at nearly a billion dollars us a I h r n c r H um t t h i r t y ( 3 0 ) rutin t o result of overproduction, ho Bnid. l i nt *-Ik Ii | ) to-vi-ti ( » 7 ) m r r w o r | These losses, Work pointed out, have been sustained by 1,500,000 ; 'o Miss Tillye Renjandn and Mbs Anna Knnner motored Sunday tq Orlando where they spent the day. in September. s fo r N<'TIUR O F A P P L IC A T IO N OF • jllU A Itn iA N FOR AUTIIORITV TO HBI.L It HAL KHTATR UF _____ _ I IN F A N T , | ‘ Nitllee Is lii'ft'liy slven that the IAI iM i uinlorslKaed, I*. Ford, ua UuunlI-Ktrn Is a uf tho naraun and uf ilereii > F IIE O M. FORI,. ,% Minor, will ui>P nn. ply !•> lli.' Iftmorabls Ja». <>. Sharon, ii'i'iy, Oi'imtv ..Itiilw*' of Srirlaol* Ccuety, i ruin ' Florida, nt i**n o'clock (lOiOD) A. M Trust **lh.Ih" 3*U» day of Scptumlicr. I’JSj, ,',,1,1 - ot Ion office *fn the t'niirl Himan and ,,f Han(fird, Somliiuln County, Flor* imny.i Ida. -tor authority to *<-11 tn« folI will lowing ilescrllicl real catuti* liidonuKl„.«iilim to the Halit FIIKl* M FORI*, a „f | minor, mol nIOm Mi In Seminole , nf . tVuitly, Florida, lu-wll: Slate, South Half <S>i) of the ,,i, Norlhcaal nuatler ( N H M ) of I , S o u t h r n s t ■11 •*«r t-■r ( S K 1, ) of MonSoutheast i|iiarlcr ( S K M ) nf >wlua Section Four Cl), Township 20 ng in Smith. Range 31 Knit, ito of I'*-1It Ion fur said authority being now -on flit* In said Court. U,,. . C, P. FORI) II,. ilunrdlnn of llu* prr«on nnd -It,estate of FIIKl, M. FORD, n lion .Minor. I,",!; W IL S t>N. ROYLR A D U lllllT O N ,,,,, Attorucys for iviltluher, - American Crops Showing Considerable Improvement Over The Preceding Year “ The Seminole Hut Shop will open about Sept. 1st. with complete line of millinery .w J TUESDAY -T H E IILACK DIAMOND * EXPRESS’* •*' ** Monte niue In n roaring roatl romance,. . f , rail- Comedy “ Mums The Word’ Variety ".Mark of tht ’ Soli** O rgta Solo— Selecttona froth '''Carmen" The opening o f a CLASS IN P IA N O Private Lesaons In A ll Grmlea Given by Madeline Mallem Telephone 889 310 East First Street Sanford, Florida N a tio n a l Bank "The IUnk of Servle." Men Who Are Successful D o N ot F o l l o w — Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wbitncr Jr„ spent the week end very pleas­ antly nt Daytona Reach as the guest of Mr . and -Mrs. Sidney Chase Jr. DAYS Mrs. A. C. Smith of Tampa is spending a short time here with her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smith ut their home on Magno­ lia Avenue. Now is the time to have the children’s clothes cleaned and nut them ready for school. Miss Louclla Mahoney left Sun­ day evening for Palatku where sho will spend a week ns the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. und Mrs. Charles Ryan. Send us all their dresses, coats and suits while we have time to give them SPECIAL ATTE N TIO N . Miss Ruby lloyne left Sunday for her homo ut Roise, Idaho. She wax accompanied as far as Jack' Neil Williams _ p Durothy Smith o f 20fi son.'ille Third Street returned home Roy Williams and James Ujc. M»y after spending tho past Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Dighton and ponths -with her hrothcr-inM sister, Mr. und Mrs. O. GI family returned home Sunday even­ at their home in Hrudentuu. ing from North Carolina wherIwn* aconnpanied 'home by Mrs. Dighton and children have Hill who will remain here been spending the past munth. her parents for a fortnight. Mrs. Stewart Dutton and smnll daughter, LaOrell*, returned home w Eleanor Herring leaves a-sduy for Pittsburgh* Po.» Sunday i*vening from Fort Vullcy, On., und Jacksonville where they * will teiu'h violin at the have been spending the summer. ®urgh Musical Institute. Ento Pittsburgh Miss Herring Mr. and Mrs. Chnrles Ryan and family of Palatku spent the week­ end here as the guests of Mr. *i;der, Mrs. Sellars Rhame. Ryan’s sister, Mrs. And [will also make short visits at Mahoney at her home on Tenth Mngton and Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Vunn. who f m“ ny friends of-Mrs. W. D. have been spending several weekJ [rner will regret to learn of the here as the guests *>f Mr. and 01 h« mother, Mrs. W. H. Mrs. W. S..Thorntpfl at their homo who passed away Friday on West First Street, left Mon­ ig at her home in Carrollton', day morning ferr their home « t Mrs. Cross suffe.vd a slight s of paralysis about a week n‘‘ appeared to be recovering J when she was stricken a i time- on Friday and died 7 afterward. Mrs. Qardiner visittnjf her mother at the L’f her deatji. Dr, Gardiner * * to be with hia wife. No *i arrangements have been « y«t. several weekr . A N N O U N C IN G — Dr. IV. 1). Gardiner left evening for Carrollton, 111 he was called by the death Gardiner’s mother Mrs.* Cross. Illattii* Humphrey,. Miss Elnumphrey and Holmes Hunu [of Lakeland spent the week pit* as thu guests of Mrs. J. fC;i kill ut her home in Rose • They were en route home r, Colo,, Kunsus City, Mo., •cksonvillft where they have Legion Mascot Selected from more than 1009 M. . the typical American boy, Master • Jay Ward of Wilkesbarrt. n - ^ 2 has been named mascot ot tka • American Legion and w ill ac«otrfF*w pany Ihe organization to Faria,’ where the convention w ill b s k e l* itions will receive silver medals and winners of district cimtests will be given gold medals. Atwat­ er Kent Foundation will pay nil ex­ penses of the contestants in the. district and national auditions. The Sanford general committee U composed of Mrs. W. S. l.eake, Mrs. Henry Wight. Mrs.- Henry Coiclough, S. O. Shlnholser, Mrs. E. A. Douglass, S. R. Dighton, Mrs. A. M. Phillips, Mrs. Julian Takaeh, J. L. Martinette, S. M. Lluyd, Dr. II. H..McCuslin and Mrs. E. F. Housholder. The survey committee is compos­ ed of Mrs. Henry Coiclough, chair­ man, Mrs. E. A. Douglass, S. M. Lloyd, Mrs. (Ilady* Williams |md Mrs. A. M. Phillip*. The audition r»mmltteo will con­ acne- is* Tin: r r .cnty court sist or Mrs. W. S. Irfitko, chairman, OK SK MINdl.K ft il'N T Y , KI.OII 11>A. J. L. Martinette, 8. R. Dighton. 7, IN III: KKTATK OF KURD M. Mrs. Julius Tuknch and Mrs. E. F. ctlon i' i ' i n i, m i n i nt Mrs. Ernest Krupp has from Hendersonville, N. f she spent several weeks. P. B. Harriscm who has xnding several months with aifhter Mrs. J jM . McCuskill home in Rose Court is now t her daughter Misn M. E. on ut Atlanta, Gn. They plan re sown for points In North w where they will spend a or six weeks. publicity will be Henry Wight. ; i An interesting feature 'of thi* , week ft.T the members of the I Eastern Star will he the ohservavvhJch will he* celebrated Thursday at Daytona Reach by nil of the chapters of D istrict'22 which in-j dudes Seminole Chapter 2. A motorcade will leave here at I 1.30 o’clock' Thursday aftenVnn | from the Masonic Temple. A cafe- ; teriu supper will lie served and a good time is assured for all. Trans­ portation will be furnished tim e whi, have no way of attending and all those who are planning to at-j tew'i are leipifsted to notify Mrs. | it. W Turner either Monday irr Tuesdiy. It is important that reservatiifns be made at mice Clauife Sistrunle has returned Iml Mrs. Lee A. Conoley re- home after spending the week end borne Saturday from VSen- very pleasantly at Daytona Reach. Valdosta, (5a., and White , Kin., where they >ha^o Fred R, Wilson and young son r riding several wtekn. Robert, shent Sunday in TumfVtft They returned home Monday morn­ Ind Mrs. J. C. Henson nnd ing. ______ larcin Puttcrson returned Mr. am! Mrs. A. W. Smith and unday evening from Miami rr points on the East Coast tinugh ter, Juanita, returned home hey spent the past week. where they spent several days with relative’ and its. F. L. Wodruff, L. Wodruff Jr., Ralph Mrs. T. L. Dumas Ims returned Iff nnd Master Frank home from Augusta, (in., whoro Iff returned home Sunday she visited her (laughter Mrs. Ar­ ndorsonville, N. C., where thur llnzznrd fc*r a few weeks. c Lccn spending the sum51r. nnd Mrs. Edmund Meisch announce the birth of a daughter Monday morning August 29 at their home on West fir s t Street. Audition Wffl B e S taged Here Connection With Nation-W ide Contest On Courier tires. A New Also sand us your faded drassas, suits or * coats tu he dyad. Ws fir e s to n e ran make .hade. Product W* them . any nre pre­ They avoid the costly mistakes made by others— Th e y steadfastly adhere to the pro­ fitable a n d t r i e d principles e s t a b-' lished.. b y- others who., h a v e . , madjt provisions for the future. _ 'J1* M a n y s u c h meti and women h a v e , w e l c o m e d the en­ couragement' hniT'< protective servfc4?,L of this strong pro*; gressive bank. pared to give you the very best work and ser­ 30 x 3 1-2 Regular Special Bricks Cord vice In Sanford. $5.95 . FOR TH IS W EEK Vanilla, Raspberry Ice And t Strawberry * Vanilla, Apricot Ice And Strawberry P. J. Sonet left Saturday for Haines City where lie will spend several days on business. -------i I Mrs. William 5feyer and small daughter l if t Friday afternoon for their home at St. Louis,. 51o. J Julian Howard of Orlando spent Saturday afternoon in Sanford as tho guest of bit sister, Mrs. | Wallace Wright. A t Your Dealer W e will give 25 per cent discount on % all dye work brought in next week. 29 x 4.40 Balloon . • $7.40 Seminole Firestone Tires Phone 634 411 Watt First Street C A L L US—W E C A L L An in v i t a t io n td^ join t h i s h a p p y family of Cor-aigbWi e d individuals Is �Dempsey Steps Out ' British Polo Players Fear HitchcocL With Sparring P a r t n e r s But H a sn ’t Much To Show CAPTURES Jack ELERYMEN Ynolurlinrv nn<> H. Allen, cf Crowe, 3b ... Bail ley, lb ... ' Dunbar, If FrUbleui" Riddle, c .. Meyers, p Totals Miami Foas, 3b ..... Knaup, 2b ... Cassres, cf ... , Brazier, If 4 Bronnin, rf .. Tatum, lb .. Blnghm^s McBee. p •Davis, p .. Hmdez, p AGO, Au(^. 20.— Nodding Sold to Yanks Since 1923 Young Hn« Been Steadily Behind Him The C The World * ,lf*l Golf, Therefore ^Including Ont Hafe|y jn ()llr heard», we Cl tne 3 ’a ' , s * Hustlers great intelliicont.s were foregather- fa chers In Gltm e in,; like the old. reliable coroner's t — jury again today. We foregather- a 9— Miami made <‘<l 1,1 l ',<? laudable hope that by v ay and defeated lo',ktinK " ith ^ ffirie n t severity 1 t he first of a two n.t Jack Dempsey, cne might be r Meyers went the " ,,le to fin'* °,ut what it '» nil a- i f , while Manager, !;m*t before it is too late. Of 1 i hurlers, Me Bee,. course, if we waited long enough— t idez. I until the cold, grey dawn o f Kept. > IcBee in the fir s t' for in"tance— results along this i It and one run l l'T,e, n'most be guaranteed, third he hit a , The wr'tcr began his optical ex- i the seventh he erciRes at the Lincoln Field race t 1 to Foss' single, track and what he saw of Jack I e eight, and Her- Dempsey there is ubout what he I m. Casnres hit a *nw of him at Snratoga, to wit, | ght field wall in very little. For Dempsey stepped ley’s double and i out against four sparring partners | scored Sanford's Jwho muy huve been the world to i their immediately frienda but were ( B R II PO A K n total debit to the likes of me. i > 1 1 1 0 0 The first r f these was Jack Me > 0 1 II 2 2 Conn and offhand, I would hate > U 2 0 0 0 1to call him a third rater because 10 0 1 3 0 I might be entirely too charitable, ! 0 O H I O ; which would get me n lot of let* i 0 0 3 0 0 ters o f indignant protest. The 10 0 5 4 0; next man cut was K. O. Christner 10 2 3 0 9, and the third Benny Kreuger. I 0 0 0 0| | ni,ver heard of either of them “ before, which may be n compliment • 1 1 0 24 13 2 j ut that. The fourth victim was lB R 11 PO A E i Bill Marshall and it may be that! ; 0 1 0 3 0 none of us W>H ever hear o f him * 0 0 5 3 2 nK«'n. 3 1 1 3 0 0 . Marshall is a Chicago policeman, __ 0 0 2 0 0 "and possibly that qualified him fori 3 1 1 1 0 0 the job. Anyhow, he was knocked | 4 0 0 15 0 5 down twice with a ri^ht to the 4 1 2 1 0 0 jaw and several lefts to the body 3 0 1 0 2 0 and only finished the round on 0 0 0 0 0 0 tolerance. McCnnn was to the 3 2 1 0 2 0 ropes in the first minute of play 0 0 0 0 0 0 from a left and right to the head. ------------------ — after which Dempsey ran through 2 5 7 27 10 2 signals with him. Christner showed 100 000 000— 1 nothing except a lot of respect for AM ERICAN L E A G l’ E 001 010 12x— 6 Dempsey’s punch nnd was doing Heltimmn, 109 381 89 10 .394 i, Beazley; home trial all the way. I Detroit ss; base on - ball; /Krouirer- took a bad beating with- Simmons, lee 1, Davie 4, out having anything to offer by . Phi la. 89 351 1 75 138 .393 Gehrig, eyyr* 2, Davia 3 W“ V of rejoinder. ble plays, Friable There had been considerable New York 124 472 120 180 .381 > Knaupp to Tat- criticism o f the calibre of some Ruth. New York 121 420 124 152 .357 Cobb, Phlla 112 417 91 MR ,355 Leader u year ago today; Foth- B aseballStatistics In Major Leagues New Yankee K K "Now P 0 Uthat S MinB A” the tum ult 51 shouting has died down y * V ; eapolis took up in a seriou, m, , 3 |the business of consider;,). J what Bobby Jones arrornpliqJfl winning bock his national [g o lf championship with a uoij I strokes for the 15* h S J j Played along the mlling uJ| kahda. ^1 1 There is little doubt that BftJ ! hn* amply demonstrated that bU ] the greatest golfer vet to imaj I obi man par. Mis scores 3n(JJ championships he has won heartSI 'out. Sine.. 1923 Bobby ha« U steadily leaving the cream of J worlds golfers behind him. J In 1923 Jones, won the AnJl cun open.The next year he rzatJ ed the National Amateur. renewM in that event in 1925. He was ist in last year's national amitJH] losing to fleorge Von Flm. ] Mean time against the prtfj sinnals he got a tie in IDJ.s J j Willie MncFsrlane only Imin.ti 3 title on the second nlayoff. [n |M Bobby won the American 0pea [3 | Preienilng Dewey Byrd. 19-yearBritish open and followed this mJ t old outfielder of Knoxville in the formance by returning to FajhaJ Sally League, who has been sold in 1927 ami repeating. j to the New York Yankees. Byrd's Bobby's performance nn th. 359 batting murk appealed to iy-fh-tndln pnlo team think thev can win the c h ah Andcws' course this year in ikwJ Scout kiddle Herr. ■.idow Brook next month If they sm other T o m m y I 285, a course ami open chjmpio*. 2 on the United Slates team, when tho two team s; ship record gave rise to talk tig have planned their game accordingly— to sm other I the young Atlantnn had fiu|k1 is young man. regarded ni the greatest polo player cached the zenith of his golf cam, will uiriy the mad of the Am ericans' attack. and might well rest n„ his UonM. Bv International News That he refuses to he conti^ with past performances waa amplyI Koenig, Yankees ergilL Detroit . 397 l.ikp a fighter whose career is 'games won in a season, indicated at Minnikuhda. H. rJ ruined by one bad beating, the i Connie Mack's Athletics clenched the qualifying medal with HtfJ “TH E HIM FIVE" Washington Senators and the De- 'their hold op second place by out- 3(5 holes, including one (17, a tour* I’ liiyer Ci AH It II HR PCT troit Tigers have never been tbe slugging the tigers, 9 t 5. The A ’s record. Then he shot fig agaii<l Ruth 12142(1 124 152 42 .367 NON I same since they were plastered by. trail the Yanks by sixteen games. llurrisnn ’Johnson of the HomeCU Cobb 11241 (t 91 148 5 .355 New York Yankees recently "Sott- I Cleveland's winning streak of : ami followed it with a fi9 afiiut T11E LEADERS Hornsby 119440 103 155 22 2152 “ Softened by the onslaughts of !seven straight was practically ruin-1 Francis Ouimet. Speaker 117419 06 I fill 2 .348 American— Ruth 42, Gehrig 40,j lost twelve straight and the Tigers (.d when the Indians lost to the Red That Jones still had plenty of Collins 85214 49 09 1.322 l.nr.zeri 10, Simmon** 14, Coch­ murderers' row the Senators Inve Sox jo the eleventh (1 to 5. Roth-j faultless golf in his system vusj five straight. Detroit tias yielded rock’s single won the game, rane 12. Williams 12. vealed Saturday when he chaiw] YKSTINM) \VS HOME III NS National — Williams 23. Wilson i the New York Yankees recently. I Blankenship of the White Sox I up a 07 against Chick KvanmntW] .whitewashed the Senators, 4 to l ) 1firrst IS of the final round. J AMERICAN LK A G l'K 23, Hornsby 22, Terry 14, Webb 14. |'‘ixth platfe to the Athletics, The St, Louis Browns, however. Tin* winners scored all their runs in | Season’s have been soft for the Yanks all . one big rally featured by MunneWntch for the Opening «| LEACHE Player and Club Yesterday Total season. The Hugnten massacred field’s double. Ruth, Yankees 1 42 National—377. the Mound City crew yesterday. 10 1 ‘Ml National League teams were "The Seminole Hat • Shop nil Williams, ilrowns l 12 American—355. save money .1 to 0, for th» seventeenth time in as idle. i , . 4r i the T agging A llB ases Popular in all 4 corners o f the "Earth... • R "' K * i. EL* r-yj V K f r v v' H|/; V 1 i a vr iP I AtilSNiiiii ' M S �PAGE THE SANFORD HEttXLP, MONDAY, AUGUST 29,1927 SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX |APAU TirE N TS for rent INC . | Hot nmi cold water iO;t Ohk A?*. I free. Reasonable rates . Phone 41 Holly, 518 Park Avenue. Stnford Daily Herald NT AD. R A T E S fm»: Cash in Advance limits on highway 1 have eight acres of muck lands that can he bought for $5uu an aero or special pries made on all of it.. Thirty acres in entire tract Includes citi u s lands and other good garden land. Fine place for poultry and i truck of all lands. Men can mako living raising bulbs, colory, vege­ tables and poultry for Sanford and Orlando markets. Address R.vA- O. care Herald. This will not be on market long. If you do not think this land is worth the price try to buy .ome of the muck lanos 13 other parts nf the country. i — Business Service hone ads, will he received Litrons and collector aent Lbately for payment. ^ ._____ „,..9e a line L ," ............ 7c a line _____________ 6c a line .................4e * Hne rime rates on request I reduced rates are for Icative insertions. words of average length bunted a lino. [jmum charge of 3I)c for Insertion. [ advertising is restricted hper classification, tn error is made The Sanflcruld will bo responsible lly one incorrect insertion, [ifvertiser for subsequent Eon*. The office should be L| immediately in case of 1/s a im T LOOi E \ / T w o —M E W \ V O R R m g TH i m , ' T H ‘ B A S E S Fu l l R AD IC AL RENT REDUCTION s beautiful apartments, ench consisting of living room, bed rt,°ni. kitchenette and bath, with all modern conviences, electric light, gas and hot water heater etc, 1rey are iiandsomely decorated, ntiractively furnished and have ing daily in this column will Davenport bed in living room. They „„ l > i HR‘ vent rally located with one of reach over 3,000 everyday! the most beautiful outlooks in the -and it costs so little a 12 word 1K*rw** Ike broad grass and pi*lm covered squares between ail for one month costs only $2.60. Park apd Sanford Avenues, Com- 2<>— Miscellaneous For Sale ... . niercial Street nnd the Boulevard, 1 hone Ids " ” d bevoml over Lake Monroe. Just ask Tor “ ClassifiedDepart- F,,r f«nti1Ioi» there are no mure desirahl,, apartments in Sanment" lord and till December (perhaps till ___ January) they can lx* rented at M ETAL ROOF INII--The Roo crl istir.g. Metal shin standing seam tin and galvi roofs. See James H. Cowan. Ave. and Third St. Phone 111 I w T h ' t MK NTWRW AM s u MK T 11! i i TKH Ft) It *I-' 11RTH p BY WILLIAMS Watch for the OpcninfT of OUT O U R W A Y “ The Seminote Hat Shop and MUCK LANDS ARE VALU AB LE save money ! fj 11 ------------Just three nnics from the citj a m d Th * b a b e a t B a t im T h ’ U LA S T H A LF OF V T h ‘ s e n e u t U .j f W A -H A -O E . B u l l F r o m \ DE. V O O F S H E E S K e n t ) M A W c u O h o w d e . Hu l l e n o P h e l s u Vj o w 'B o u t DE SCORES FR O M DE V fE vA , t h e y g c t T a R elay S>'TSfEM FRO M O N E O’ l H p H C v lE S tM T H O F F IC E .. I H s * P o o r o i l b u l l ,t M e v A s r e d H i m if * He . w a m -t e d T o g o i w o m A b a s e Ba l l P o o l PAEEPALLSO o o e e K OEV YtVJOW l o t s tjO tM ’ OM a m 1h e s e z — x a i n T IM SA kTT LOOS ER NiWAWK' .u m T H E Du n r EFFEKJ K n o w , g o t m o B a th im * s u i t . J Xv o T S 6 0 M' OKI IK1 D E S H O P 0,'‘ ' ri'ur “ pnrtment can be had Ai v n nu- 7 i ut 118 “ n"*nth- <'“ 1' »t 200 North It ^ N PriB M V* Iorlt A vi'- ‘ orn.'r Commercial St T 10N . * ? S l ^ X N V N2S w Md u W an 1'" * ...... T T '" " “! TO a d v e r t i s e r s SEE. V. C. CULLER, SANFORD, Hesnld representative pxhly familiar with rates, 1 and clan.,mention will Lin. compete Information. t you wish, they will assist h wording your yvnnt ad. [ke it morn effective. * __________ _____ __________ during the hours named, or Tel i- tin v o c n > mi ", , •ephonc 775 at other times, i HONOUR A I’H ... repairing, pianj' tuning by experts with J? y e a r s -------- ---------------------------------experience. Sanford Music Store ; ifi— Houses Hof (tent ai:c Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 M :i____________ ‘_________ ________ _ Lander Arcade, Phone 832. , ---- --------------------------------------6-ROOM HOUSE all modern conBUILDING BLOCKS - r Irriteatinn ! vchii’Viros. KU5 Magnolia Avc. boxes and general cement work Phone 632 W. N, il. Garner. Washington— Aug. 2'J. They do jn snj that aviation is safer than Rtn motoring, liut none of us uIway 3 fij, will prefer the family flivver. Despite progress, no one will| Do • u able to take- thrill.* out of fly- came such hair-raising talcs jo* tj,(1 L PORTA NT NOTICE that of the Army’s twin-motored Martin Ilmnher which crushed in' [rriisers should give their the water of IVarl llarbtir. IIuI or postofflee address as wuii, June 23. A full account of L th^ir phono nun.ber if the incident, With none l>f the tiesire results. About one thrills left out, has just reached f out of a thousand has as near you as your phone. Call liU UDUSLK—$5 up to $20. Also furn- tne .truly Air Corps. [phone nnd the others --- -4-_________ __________________ 1 tshed apartment*. Call at 2300 The plane was a member o f u [ communicate with you rtseH 5ro»<!, I iVIGH i'-CllRISENBEUHl PK1N1' Mellonvillc Avenue or phone 830 \V. five-ship formation which took off ( they know your address. Ky “ * I early in the morning, piloted by I discontinuance M USI he ^ SHOP Printing, K egrivin g,; f o r KENT 5-room bungalow with nnd [in person at H ie Sanford bmbosiing. Sea us first. VVe uo garage, $30 per month, Woodruff Lieut. George W, Polk, Jr., I Phonn 417-W. R. R. Avenue- Sub-divisions T. A. Brothersun, maimed by Staff Sergeant Monroy and Privities Cyr and Valentine. Commercial Street. -phone 135. Army maneuvers were in progress and the formation was to stimulate mplete iibe or I'OR R E N T:—Two houses, 1103 Efficient Pronr.t si. Low prices. und 1405 W. First Street. Kent a bomb attack in northern Oahu. Service Hardly was lie well in the air Jo., “ Where Good Vulcanizing Works. ra'' Maple and ............................................ " ------ before Lieut. Polk discovered that nouncemcnls FOR RENT: —5 room unfurnish- his landing gear was damaged tour bolts connecting u strut to n --------------------- ed stucco bungnlow, 2 bed svery shape and rooms, living room, dining mom, wheel had sheared off. kTinv nmj P LU M B IN G -Be roofing, aim - kitchen (equipped with electro Polk dropped a message asking pccialty. Wo handle electric ord Cement l*rod- range.) bath (with hot and cold ' for four new bolts. Licuta. J, D. pumps, home light and Fifth and Maple water), located 2300 Palmetto j Oiv ens und I'hiup lion npens tg».,* ila.it^. Sanford Machine Co. If. Avenue, rent "unimer rates, phi k off in a lie llaviland with c' * ----- 145. the supplies and picked up the tomobilt's bombing formation. i I-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for Scdneoberger climbed out on a | rent. 1700 block. $25 a month. wing, despite his slippery soied Box 1700 cure Herald. DODGE shoes and tsfrgt. Monroy of the cars and Graham trucks bomber walked out on the t.d13th Street. I hcne 3. jacent wing of Polk's plane. erlasting. Metnl shingles; , The two pilots finally maneu­ standing seam tin and galvanized ]j„ COWAN CO. Auto roof*. See James H. Cowan. Oak yc| vered their planes witlvin (irni't sheet metal works.i ive. and Third St-Phone 111. |j, length and the supplies wi?re transferred! 6—-Help Wanted (Male) As he returned to his seat, FOR S A L E :—One of best five Schneeberger’s parachute opened NFOUD BUICK CO BOYS W A N T E D —Can use five room bungalows on Palmetto and he narrowly escaped beio^ 112 Magnolia Ave. ‘ good boys who are hustlers. Can Avenue, in Sanford Heights, cor­ pulled off the plane und fouling Because, ho says, monkeys repre­ Phone 367. j i aru as high as a dollar an after­ ner lot, equipped sent tong llfo ami happiness, Nat with electric the tail surfaces. noon. Apply Circulation Depart- range and water heater, price les* At 8,OUD Or 10,000 feet in the Tago of Memphis, Tenn., has ! ment Herald. than market value, terms to suit. air, Monroy climbed down t-i the spent the last 30 years carving mlnMODEL TRIM CO. Box 15 C. O. Herald. bomber's lanuing gear and in an laturo monkoys out of poach pita m the car, not the owner, W ANTED— Morse operator for and peddling them on the slreota. almost impossible position nmid a He has carved moro than 20,000 lone 817 for estimates ubout two days work apply Por­ FOR S A L E :— Five room Spanish windstream of 00 miles an hour P. W. RADFORD of them. tal Telegraph Co. bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 car garage, nice lawn,‘ ipimediaic endeaveretj, with Private Cyr, to HUPS— MAItMONS 11— Miscellaneous possession,—-can't ho beat for the repair the gear. They hud to dis­ inford Automobile Co, price, terms $200.00 cash, balance card their parachutes und a slip rnolia Ave. . Phon meant certain death. CAR AW NINGS.Auto Awn monthly. Box 118 care Herald. At noon they hud to give up ing Co. 11 Hall Ill.lg. EW SANFORD ROOSTER the. repairing attempt. Polk de­ only $1.00, Studebaker 21 — Acrcauc For Sale cided to land in The water. As m* 15—^Aparimenl For Kent Ask for carbon juicc with flew o v p t the Held to drop thei-stops the knock. San 31 ( 10 ACRES' in Longwood, corner of parnclmtes ill order to prevent rage Co. I Grove und Orange Avenues 8. K. them from being, spoiled by salt — ! I-I of N. E. 1-1 of S. W. 1-1 Sc* , .water, one of the chute.* caught it lb Overland Co. Will vs* tits A Overland, Whippit^- A P A R T M E N T AN D ROOM fer 25 Twp. 20 Range 21). Thomas J. Baxter Care Herald. Commercial Sts. Phono 53. •rent 1112 Myrtle Avenue. M onkeys Rubber in Cactus BY TAYLO R IHAT IMTHE WORLD n too looking for Pop ____ Tht most Nectsswtv^) ( w e llift 's owe op article or mv polar THE hunt For now trip —Snow shoes/ SUPPERS 0M TRe L BROUGHT A PBiB ^ TABLE ” AWO f f HOME WITH MC V ^CALL nMV J T b « i 6 H T - NOW . Tuev’RE gone > f — Death House Sentries Beards Heathen Many o f the “ heathens'' la India no longer swear ■'by, tho beard of the prophet." They are using the beard o f Ht. Rev. T. Van dor Schueron, Jesuit missionary, who In forty years has established 38 churchee, 800 chapeta afld 700 missionary schools among tho b*> Lighted native* of UongaL Summertime In Rainier There are pool places in the United States,' thi» picture *rum Rainier National Park, Washing­ ton, provos. Thu photograph shows a spectacular ice formation near the summit of the mountain. The glacial system o f Ml. ltanier, which is 14,40H feet above sea.level, is. 0V CRac kv — 1 can't keep a . T)(mO AROUNDThfS house- ^J.f? vy i LLiAM^s ^ J t& jb * one of the chief park attractions. | il | K t O Dr. John C. Wlchmann o f Loi Angeles, chemist-inventor, fa p> ported* to havo discovered a proceae of successfully extracting rubber from cactua Millions of pounds o f robber substitute c*a be produced from the cactus now * row ln« In the United States, he eiys. Dr. Wichmann M shown cutting a cactus lobe from which the somay juice u extracted. vt - * > / '.lT I ^ Sure (I f A Term As Sioux Chieftain � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 29, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cd5b0ffb927df93717805dd8d8e0b78e.pdf fa7320a4c75b28a9d4c6116b3f671673 PDF Text Text • W orld’* • v . 9M M ' : Local thunder showers Wednesday. ------- ‘ ... .a- * ■ Hill, Matricide, Is Hunted Jrt Hospitals AY NIGHT s GetReady *.♦* 50 Youftg MenAndDog Cause Boston Fires ^STRSATOR. nk, Aug. s<>_ (IN S ) —Doctors aHd hospitals throughout the courttry were ordered today to be ,on the lookout for Harry HUI. 12, wanted for the murder of hla mother, Mrs. S*Hn* HUI. S3, whose body was found buried in the'baaement of her home Aur. 22. HUI. it was learned, was suffering from ulcers .of tho stomach and was in need of medical treatment at the time he fled Chicago a week ago to­ day, one hour ahead of police. CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. A ar. 30 — (INS)—Three young men and a little white dog war* on* der arrest todav in connection with a series of fires on Sun­ day that came at tho time of the Sacco- Vanzatti funeral pro­ cession. Alton D. Stevens, 36, a chauffeur, according to police, confessed that he and two com­ panion* were responsible for the fires. He said they had been drinking and were on spree. Those involved in the 'Mnteefcfon Were J sines L. Dow­ ney, 26, son of a retired Boston fireman, and Robert W. Greatoeux, 27. MEMPHIS, Tenn., Aug. 30w—. who are at present a t war, “Bell(INS)—A world’s champUm»hlp!0,rn»” end “Me Namira." Two' battle between a six-foot hiaalng E.r' litmln*ry boBt? . ¥ tw#!7» h** been arranged by the snake ianent Body I b 1 Reports (W tn tie To Come fin rattlesnake and a vicious flte-fAot promoter. , Much Speculation Ab To Who bull snake, between which a lethal Hoped To Fly To That He WahSeen^lyingOv* hatred exists, will be staged in the Ernest Godwin, superintendent rganized At Mass Will Be Sucessor To Gary er Venezuela And Parts Of Memphis boxing arena Friday "f the local xoo, has been selected stantinople Ab Chairman Of Thellnlted [eet With Thrashor t» tantalise.both reptiles of each Brtuil; Is 5 Days Overdue night. S lates Steel Corporation bout into a fremy so as to assure But Weather , The sudden enthusiasm of rep­ spectators a great deal of action. famed AsChairman • i tile battles at Me Gehfee, Ark., Them Down Sooi Hope Is Held He “Both snakes, the bull and the Seven Possibilities haa taken a firm grip on the tn- rktt,er>. know th#y „n placed . when ............._t southland and everywhere pro into the glass pit that Landed In Jungle tire fight is on. at a fii Suggested In Street motors are forsaking_ other her evynts evynl It is the lethal hatred between and roing in strong tor snake be them." said Trogdon today. Small Boats O ff The Coast Of ties. The rattler is champion of the One Report Bays.N o One Will South America Are Seeking Bob Trogdon. erstwhile travel- world and the bull ia his c h a i n ­ Be-Naraed And Duties Will Traces Lost F lie r . There ing salesman has with him,from. ger. The ratU«r,will coil and strike HousholderExFall Upon President Farrell A t Rate They Are Texas some of the moet poisonous, while the bull fights by twisting resseaAppreciation BRUNSWICK, Ga., Aug. 30.— snakes of the lone star state. He himself around the rattler and NEW YORK. Aug. 3 0 -tlN S )— v lug Brock & (INS)—Belief grew here today has named the battling reptiles 1squeezing his opponent .T he battle Who will become America’s “Steel f City Coirtitiission that Paul Redfern, missing Bruns­ after two notorious bootlegger* I will go to the death." King" succeeding the late Elbert Will Break 1 1 ------ wick to Brasil flyer, was forced to H. Gary? permanent organlaatlon of Iffe Secretary Of Interior Says « i land somewhere in the vast jungles In Wall Street where that qaesgue at' was ' perfected Rivalry HaaDfcgeneratedln- of Brasil, the Guianaa or Veneiuela LONDON,"a u t 80.— (1 payers ' ' ayera League lon is today arrouslng no little — The round-the-world f imaas mooting'■ a t the court to “Civil War” Acting As and is probably fighting his way speculation, seven names are being jh t when D.L. * . lfflhdAy night plane “Pride o f D etroit” J Blot On Nation’s Baslness back to civilisation. prominently mentioned as possi­ Sends Cheek To Droohln And route from Munich to been temporary With Intense anxiety marked on liher, who bilities'' for the big Job of chair­ her face, Gertrude Redfern, the was designated a t head Begins Preparations For atahtinople landed a t BUFFALO, N. Y., Aug. 3 0 - aviators wife, bore up brave to­ man of the board la eventually selie civic group. At the same rtore With Ihterviowg I grade a t 12:06 o’clock States Steel Cbporatlbrt- if a chair­ the organisation passed favor- Cbmpetition in the oil fields of day, the fifth since he disappeared Best English Filers according to a Central 1 the United States has degenerated man of the bard l* eventually se­ into the South Atlantic in the mon­ ,M a motion to create an rif*patch from that city. to a state of "Civil War" which lected. There is. Indeed, a persbtoplane “Port of •Brunswick." {|ve board whose duties will last year cost the nation a cool ent report that no micctMor will be Sleepless nights have left her LONDON, Aug. SO. — (IN S)— assist and co-operate with MUNICHTAug. 30.— (I J ty Commission in working billion dollan, secretary of the in­ and Redfsrn’a promoters pale and Lawyer At Bar Meeting In Treu.sury Comptroller Instats named, that th# position will be Apparently abandoning completely — W ith the game smooth terior work ksserted today before purposely left unfilled and that drawn, but they refuse to give up |any of the problems that msy Buffalo Advocates a Cen­ He Will Not Pay Staten Althe mineral law section erf the hope. Two reports that Redfern has James A. Farrell, President of the his plan to fly back to America Hurance and meticulous pui snd their help. tral Bureau Of IdenUfilotmenta Due Them TIU Ob corporation, and J. P. Morgan will with Maurice Droughin, famous uality that has marked been seen in South America and pa membership of the board American Bar Association. tion : Murders Main Topic ligationa To 11.8 Are Paid b# th* “big guna" in th# future af­ French aviator, Charles A. Levine, record-breaking flight Venetuela, although unconfirmed, Pointing to an over-production I placed a t seven with the chalrfar, Edward F. Schta* cheered them. fairs of the company New York millionaire, was up ct approximately a million barrels o rtbe Taxpayers League actWASHINGTON, Aug. SO-(INS) B\ i FF a LO, N. Y.,Aug. 20 (INS) Members of the flight committee If, however, a successor to Gary bright and early today rushing William Brock left her |in a i simillar capacity on the a day throughout 1026, Secretary 6:27 o’clock this morning for ( J. R. McCarl, the Comptroller Murdira In the United State* av­ expressed hope that ne had safely la chosen, the belief In Wall Street pilot. ittee.' - Appointment of the Work, who alio Is cbhltthbh of the * ~, •tantinople on th* third taf General, who has th* reputation erage one thousand a month the landed In some country in the a that he will be one of the followo was d a ftm d h r Mr. Ihrash- Federal Oil Conservation board, their conquest of th* world by among government employes of Levine startled Paris and Lon­ year around, (b c if LVlUm. of r .. ! _ ____ _ ___ _____ 1 tk . .«v«)aea af nosthem part of the continent anti ending a tqore roaturo con- warned the Industry That unless a f­ would find his way to civilization St. Paul, Minnecr.tn, chairman of being "hard boiled" on expenses ac­ ngt Th* “Pride of Detroit" the don yesterday by piloting the fective measures are taken to eli­ 1.—President Farrell. stion of the n a tte r. ed monoplane carried the counts and aush-matters, sat tight in time. . the criminal session of the cob $.—Myron C. Taylor,- head of the trans-Atlantic monoplan* “Colum­ this ancient city from New St night’s mvMnv.N attended minate the present wasteful com­ Although Chairman Paul J. Var­ vention todav. He advocated c*tt- today with some 110,000.000 belong­ bia" acres* the English channel land in two hope, made approximately ’ 200 citizens, petition, the government will be ner df the flight committsa had tral bureaus of criminal Identifi­ ing to th# states of North Caro­ American Tire Fabric company 3 . —Nathaniel L. Miller, corpora-alone. short, lasting |eis than art compelled to step in to safeguard asked the navy and coast guard de­ cation In every state as a check lina, Tennessee, Louisiana and getaway from th* Ob atlon lawyer and former Governor The ' gathering radiated tho the public interval. feld flying field after * Levin* is known’to favor Ca partments to take ehaigo of the upon violent crimes. Virtually 4II Montana and announced - they of New York. _ when a re­ ’ He served tael notice upon the search for Redfbrrt and order* were of the major crimes he said, are wouldn’t get the money until they, the airport once, th* mot it________ of harmony and tain W. R. Hinehcllff and Capta K 4. —Pierre Du Pont, head of theU. H. McIntosh, and ia *xp4ct*d to aped ito the eky toward ita it trak made for. all taxpayers legal branch of the Industry how- Issued f&r coast guard official* to Committed by. a relatively small squared their accounts with the E, 1 Du Pont De Nemours Company desired to become member* of ever, that oil men themselves will give such aid os deemed practic­ social group whose chief security federal government. a distance of 1110 mile*. 6. —William J. Filbert, tomptrol-sound out both during the day. League,-,** stand up there was be given the greatest latitude by able, rio slots had been taken to is ihfc Inability of state authori­ The money is due the state* urfDespite the earliness of 1 the servk Levin* has obtained £ ~ the government In their attempts launch a searching expedition of ties to sxchange information con­ der the various federal-aid pro­ tar of the United Stales Steel Cor­ of Thomas Kirtcade of th* Wrig! st a unanimous response from a good-sised crowd assets! Wright [audience. A short talk by May- to set their own noose In order. southern islanda and tropical wa­ cerning the movement* of "repeat- grams of roard building, maternity poration aeronautical company. Klncada the airfield to see the 0.—Dwight Morrow, one of the will *ut the "’Columbia" in condi­ rare, fete. Hausholder ulso added **' Here the yfords which Secre- ters. in are tn# w Brock and Schlee ori| era." partners in J. P .Morgen A company tion for ita return flight, irvrtt complete accord of ito Wprk’s audience Trebly Digging around in musty treas­ Lieutenant Bfcckwfth Jordan, in planned'to atop at Belgrade,' "Our great shortcoming ia (n 7. —John J. Roskob, chairman of Ige. . preted as $h Invitation to oil pro­ charge of the coast guard base at the matter of detection and nrregt. ury records, McCarl discovered We’ll bo ready In a day o r two." lies midway betws the finance committee of General that each of there states owe the 1)1 three of the City Crtmmla- ducers to enter Into unit pool ag- Fort Lauderdale, discounted the This problem haa been made Levine said this morning. "I will Constantinople, but apk federal government money. Tenn- Motors company. bility of coast guard forces creaaingly difficnit by tb« irs wtnre present as was" City raamenta krlthout fear of hunting be ready a* soon as the machine ther conditions and the The board of directors of the has been put in trim and * pUat functioning of th«!r Wrig! part in the search for Red- habit* of. the up-to-date crim *• 's obligation dates hack some omey Oborfe A. De Cottias, hut afoul of the anU-tWkt )a>a:— ordan claimed today that he 76 yean and amount* to approxi­ United States Steel Corporation chosen. ed plane led or Housholder acted -ha'>pok- ' ."W What >M^needed] needed If.M^favejrtvh at ‘la was./handlcapped with Inadequate Instead of frequentug the old mately $400,000. The origin of this for -lhasofficials. If . there ment ‘ ’ ~TK. flight back won't b* qupw haunts of the underwarkPlik equipment for auCh a search and .debt Is.in the Indian<wareTelta ■ mm' 'oJtaoU f it r e hope .I i any extfictatio*} nor tb it In a tfale of emergency a tea ■ rosldentlal dbirict arid daiyrm government advancing th* money poiM b, UHSI. t l t T..^ b. S K T f f i no ConsanUnbpie before Hit deimlawTher ,RZ^ ernment, but government helping gblng tug at K*y West May . be ” „}*?, but It will be some thrill just th* *rofy-ddy rdapeet* on state bonds. North Carolina permanent successor will be named jy. remarks made by M industry, for. IU< own and the. pub* The decision to fly direct t same." owes approximately $66,000 on th* until after J. P. Morgoh return* »r a t the o u tset, of the Ik good. To that.end, I-ask.you jrew ed Iqta Mprlce, although’ thb •tantinople without stoi Levine • appeared considerably from Edrbp# next month. ..... With the exceptron of the min­ wd*.'Iniprobaol*. ?ame books, and Louisiana nearly . ...g.-The .chairman’s plea- eras to contribute Belgrade led the belief t national conssrelated today over hit successful In Wall Street there is a strong Small boat* have already been eral laW meeting, the entire atten­ $160,000, according to McCarl. a closed.'co-ope ration - Between vation the legal advice It sorely Brock and Schlee might attar seeking trace* of the missing av­ tion of the delegates was centered 'Montana* owes about $20,000 on belief that eventually Farrell will flight across th* channel, which, xen* arid pffktals In solving the needs." . .. irx I dentally,' waa the • first time bo elevated from president to the iator, ax well ad private persons twlay upon the gathering of the fires. bleivtfl that confront the Ctly u" ^tbV .T u,5 i In his addrkss he alluded who fly ' between the Florida section on crime and criminology, a position of chief exuciUv* officer, lie had ever handled a plane alone. » ly, and he emphasized his ap- to Earlier On road buildings alonif this more than adhere to th«l the need for "greater fiVedorn ' "I sm beginning to think I am distinct unit within, the associa­ year Tennessee would draw $1,­ hendling the entire business f th* coast and the Bahamas. 1 with a pledge that the Tax­ te of ape*d, they -will action” forthe industry in Work­ The United States navat sta­ tion devoting itself entirely to the 614,766; Louisiana, $1,013,30$; eoppany. and that Morgen will be so good that I Will toot need X pilot e r s League would do its utmost of fAcuity in bettering th*' | promoting the welfare of Ben­ ing out the present p'rt»blem of ov­ tion at Key Weet, headquarter* of problem of checking crime. •• North Carolina, $ 1, 713,360 and elected chairman of. the finance for tho trip hom*," hs said. record of twenty-eight er-production. committee, Morgan's duties being Dr. William A. White, superin­ Montana, $1,661,499. Larin* explained Why be slipped half days for a . trip the aevfcnth naVul district, have "A t preterit," Work said, "oil is been keeping conatant watch for a tendent of Rt. Flisabeth '1 Hospital, "No pay, no money,” is McCarl’s that of chief adviser In the matters away from La Bourget under tha world. It was a deair* to taring that there comet a being, of finance. Thu* Farrell and Mor­ ratext that he wanted to "teat" this record that prompted’1 produped on a scale never trace of the plane or flyer without Washington, D. C., and one of the ruling. . in the history of every city before reached. A ctVil war af in­ success. Nassau, British Bahamas, country’s foreirfaat pochyiitrbts, Repreeentalivee of the affected gan Would be Jointly Tn command e "Colombia," and blamed Drouh- flight. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! n it hveda the solid support of islands off Cuba, although Startled the assemblage with a states are expected here soon for of the largest industrial corpora­ n for falling to attempt th* re­ citlseriahlp, Mr. Thrasher said tense competition is today produc­ and Because of their desire to 1 surveyed by ships had no reports criminal system of the United conference with treasury officials tion in cxlstance, and thare would turn flight to America before this X such a crisis now confronts ing a wast problem in the Industry concerning the fo", Brock and Schlee be no chairman of the board. sighting of the flyer at so big that it is, national in ex* time. HS said he saw no Immed­ States. . _1to adjust th* indebtednesa. , ford, and hs expressed the beariy time since his hop-off from Morgan end George F. Baker, iate hope of getting away from an opportunity of meeting . "The paychiartrbt haa come to that local people were poises- tent and Interest. ” Biranswick at noon lost Thunday. raldent of the First National Paris although he hod been ready their moat distinguished “Statistics indicate a decline feel," h« said, “that the criminal of civic pride apd interest men. Mayor James J. Twrt federal air pilots who re­ nk will have e lot to aay in de­ to go for almost two months. t would overcome what may since the peak in 1926 of over five turned last night after a three-day law and methods of legal proceed York, la due to arrive ckling Gary’s successor, In the "I brought Miss Columbia to New e are based upon concepts which appear to be insurmountable market value of oil company starch of tropical Islands off the tonight. filer* received opinloniof the wall Informed in Wall London because I believed it to be sag* of The stocks on the New York stock ex­ Florida coast and the Bahamas re­ are largely obsolete, and that penal D a m a g e s i n l a m p a ficultiea. . . felicitation from Street. Baker la tha biggest Indi­ In the beat Interest* of the flight,1 ayor Houiholder prtuaad tho change. Some indicate that losses ported their search futile, but that methods as they exist at present; Walker loot night. vidual holder of United States he said. "1 saw no prospect of payers’ plan to name a commit- to the industry as a whole will Uv- tf*k-sever*~fUJrm reported in the are Inadequate to deal will) th* It U barely possible, Steel stock, having 49,050 sheiks of getting out of Paris' under present to work with the City Commla- tal nearly a billion dollars. vicinity of Redfern’s course ws* of probteftror-human behavior. common snd 600 preferred in his conditions. Whah the report* I said, that they may jis in solving what ha. described "Last year that more than 300,­ a surface nature only arid not like­ "The law, with ita blind emphaTAMPA, Flo., Aug. $0.-(INS)— own name. . have been receiving from British stop at Belrntda, but it i “the greatest problem" that 000 wells of the UniteckStatee ly to have forced the flyer Intb the si* upon the get rather than the Suit for $6,000 damage* on ehgrgaa ticipated this will be Th* seven men mentioned as poa and American meteorological ser­ 10 ♦r faced Sunforf. He declared produced more than threa fourths sea. ms unforeseen cr actor has Stubbornly resisted giv­ of mallcloua prosecution Snd false slble vices showed me that conditions successors to Gary art. all citizens most bh. Interested in of a billion barrels of oil and this ing adequate consideration to the arrekt was trtikyjlied bjr John out standing men in the fields. F ar ware right for the hop-off, , l sug­ arises. ' From Constant nstract ion if tR* desired re* year the output from these, and factor of psychology. Future pro­ HackrteV, a r*Wfter of the Tampa n il ts X practical* steel foil), having gested to Droughin that ws 1start, filer* expect to go to Al ' s am t« be UbtaWed. He w#l- nemguaherf, 'will exceed nine gress must be along th* line of Itadly Tlnw* d f this city,. kgalpst risen from the ranks 4a, after a brief rest. that iks to th e topmost he declined, saying ed any suggestions from the xundred million barrels—a flood grtea'ter attention to scientific municipal Judge Leo SUmaker snd rung: .He started in th4 steel busi­ Thb Detroit airmen inch wsatbqr reports showed detective Uwrcnce Ponder. whip and In behalf of the of oiH bal tikes on the proper method*.” nee* as * laborer, laborer. went to thb sellness t the waethfr waa unfavorable." ly honored leet night • .•_* • • •itsion pledged his best ef- tions of a national disaster." Hackney, with R. 1 Anile, city Ibg end, became president of the net wo* tendered Us Silas H. Strewn of Chicago, for Levine added that he considered ._ to the rehabilitation of the WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 (INS) several yeara chairman of the as­ editor of th* afternourt dalle, Were company’s expert businere Hi I t i l h* had mod* X ttlftthk* In sighing hotel by iba Lufthansa, tfk finances and to the readjust‘ A gentleman’s agreement ”bet- sociation’s committee on lags! edu­ arrested and sentenced to 10 days and finally was elected president for a trans-Atlantic filxht with a premier commvrria) HUNT MEXICAN BANDITS tit of the whole elty government. Hon.. Brock elicited «rt*n th# United States and Cana­ cation, is the leading candidate for imprisonment because of thSir *1- of th* corporation. He is one of th* pilot with Whom ha coilld not con­ E. A. Douglas* described tho * * membership in the “Key world’s authorities in shipping. dlncre when, WASHINGTON, Aug. 3? (INS) da for atricter enforcement of an­ foe presidency »o succeed former verse. Lerih* 1peaks no F$bnch, from th*what " * * detadUre Ires to ' be rtting a* a sbadon of the CSty a baggage ti-smuggling laws appeared cer­ Governor Charles 8 . Whitman of Taylor ia a highly regarded holi­ The military chief of the Mexican artd DroUhln no English. He alio ment. & uckjvuidors whose VhoilhbaFteJ brought with him on “ tain o f adoption today at the In- New York, the retiring execution. * bootleg ei ness executive and. Incidentally, •ta t* df N»y*rit la personally dlcharged that ovftry possible obit* vat was centered* in pladn* Judge Stalnaker tuts been under ho Ida 40, 001 shares of steel stock. h* polled out 1 emational parley being held here poll of th* boding delegations cle wiu put In his way in n o n ta to ord once tnore on a substantial recting 300 troops In th* watch between th* domHilon’t royal cus­ A fire from tha city commission and comb from his indicates Strewn’* election Friday Tor the bandit* who last week at­ prevent hi* hop-off fur tee United tion. Declaring tk at the tha newspaper for some time Excellent weather toms commission and official* of AMERICAN ARRE8 TRD States. went crises may be aJlMessing tacked the Soutktrn Pacific train the state, justice and treasury de­ by an overwhelmingly majority. cause of his strenuous M ‘ *ean up" Meteorological slat drives. disguise," Mr. DougUM a*WM killing Mbs Florence Andirson of partment*. here and Vlean . Lot Angeles, Calif, th* Slat* De►a RW. Ang. . Mayor Perry 0. WMl a a ld ' that M urgent appeal Vo Banfot phere clear and Along prohibition enforcement urtg. American vsoMton to th* s res*: he will present p >p?e to "back up their CoeunU- artme-.t wax infored toddy, by tha tale-off thte Ice Consul Ives at Mszatlan. in th b country was on# #f the ‘".•a Parrish, a Unlv4rsi City council of Tampa this after­ Mra" In the work that they s* experts problems discussed by the confer noon asking Judge StalnakSr’s re­ taylVanfs student, was sow doing. Ha lauded the offlof the "Prld* of Det in the Montmsrt* tes. American officials abo were AIRPLANE SERVICE . moval from the bench on charges for. their unselfish efforts declared It “Uk* new.". concerned with plans for the eli­ ROOSEVELT. ‘ FIELD, N. Y., of prejudic* and unfltphOs. Stal. early today charged with wt expressed the hope that at & g French policeman. The naker, representative from Hills­ Aug. $ 0 .—(INS)—Scons of work­ mination and narcotic smuggling C l e v e l a n d !” o „ Aug. so— > future time the ulartes of MAY BB PAR< borough county in the legislature, olhlm Parrish orgahlzed men and engineers worked on th* (INS)—Airplane passenger ser­ Into tbl* country. Th# Canadian commissioners may be set at a CAPE ORIS-NES, Frenee, Aug. ire that Is more commensurate vice b*tw*#n New York, CUvelabd co-operate along tho border be­ nutWsy hgr* this morning in an m u attorney for th* anti-saloon which tried to attack a WASHIN( negroes l a a Montmsrt* c league. effort to recondition It-for the hop30. (INS)—Balkod In her attem pt and Chicago will be inaugurated cause targe quantities of raw alco­ th their labors. —Th* 1 . off of “Old Glory." th# monoplane to be the first women to swim the Warren T. Mr. Thrashsr waa named penrta- Thursday when the New York air hol have been smuggled into th* SNOW IN NEW TURK COOUbGB LEAVER BOON sponsored by William Randolph mail service la taken over by tho dominion from U* United State* nt chairman of the League opEhgllah Channel M 1927 Edith with a west Wind predictin motion of George 0.. Herring National Air Transport Company, ia evasion of th* local alcohol He*rat, I'for this afternoon, H was believRAPID CITY, S. b., Aug. 30— according to_*n annourtcetasnt toALBANY, N. Y„ Aur. 30.— Anserts, of Denmark, turned book owed by a unanimous vote. i that the atari for Rome would (INS)—President Coolldg* will INS)—Th* first snow Ito at of at td ’dock this morning afte r be­ dky from Col. Paul Ekitdorson, atlona may tighten anTh* leave the Black Hills fbr Wash­ ha.aeoaort for New Y<)rk Mate gts waa ing th the water four add general manager of the company. ti-siho COTTON MARKET fcstrictlons along L a b o r e r .™ * * on th* runwa ington on September, it was learn­ -Jrted here today os an after- half hour*. ~by S ra-allgnmtty of the collar*, ea end ed here today. On* atop, will b* of the storm of rein and hail BOXING "CZAR" NEW YORK, Aug. W <INS>customs1offices and * reduction tn with mad* a t Brooking*, 8 . U , where Mlaa Hilda llan ttn r, of Urept eastern NeV York . ttton broke sh etW today in the the numitwfr td Canadla porta Wf « - drums bom oh the the executive will dedicate a lib­ land * a* also forced to post 10 days.. 80.— M f.u e Conn., Aug. M a of‘ numero American officials declared ground her attempt. She returned to rary. object o f secur- tfik would be better able to halt carried ntinusd rise Lloyd amta D4Cape Gri*-Nci at B:$0 this t of . uafional RATES BEDUCRD f Ugh levels to new Id Glory," Undaunted by IMPEACHMENT boxing indo.try dumped early They ar__ day Tor on the AU| f light DGor’JSS’IS' Indianapolis,. $4,80 a bale ' ‘u M 'lita d b a J S rtb U rm b*aeo’clock Po l o t i c k e t s Proximate hate U k HNS)—Impeach . boU. Thomoa EL Donohue, preal* i tion af the ■ tin of re< OT John L. den* of tbk Natlowl Boxing: A*ullure’s bo! wind to* snt of r WIT i*y sodation today colled a meeting moment ►•evil report. tried b y te s ^ * | or Dee. *4 Stiff Noon Price* #*T* aid today, if ¥Sido,’ hitd I' 1 3 committee report. ,rvnM M sMSON 8 WIS ___ _ r * ~ x s ri* — :r — * A tM * » APPOINTED ....... (INS Km L* iV » ittee Of 7 To Aid O fficials or \ COMPETITION IN OIL FIELDS COSTS BILLION DOLLARS ■Fliers Couldn’t Wait For Ma; LEVINE ASKS IFOR ENGLISH PILOT TO FLY TO AMERICA MURDERS IN U. S. MONEY IS HELD IIP REACH THOUS TO STATES OWING U.S. GOVERNMENT MONTH AVER a E S u i t Is Filed For Damages In Tampa Case VersusEditors Gentleman’s Pact Made Witri Canada K “Old Glory" Made ReadyJ[or Flight qgg i s ttSSfr- M" "T ( Several " * “ F a il In Icy Waters m ca A r i New K lift--1 ^ �THE SANFORD IIERALP, MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1927 V. e want (hatslori im I hursimy mnrri'iig, September Ihc . Fjr.st”—Ihal is what Ihr owner of (hi* building said—that means we* have to pci mil Wednesday night— that means Wednesday when our ilac.rs eic.se the opportunity to buy merchandise at prices Jr.ver than ever before in Sanford his­ tory will he pone FOREVER! WE MUST VACATE WEDNESDAY NIGHT Wednesday N ight We W ill Shake Your Hand And Hid “Good Bye” To Sanford D O N ’T LET TH IS BIG C H A N C E TO SAVE SLIP! PRICES ARE LOWEST EVER QUOTED IN SANFORD ~ ftFolks, think this over seriously, we know that you know our advertising has been truth- Mack Roth4ssues . Statement t nl, our bargains have been what we said they were, you’ve saved money when savings meant a whole lot— now we are forced to leave you Wednesday night—we cannot take the few rem aining articles of merchandise with us—wc have no other store to sell them in—We are slashing the prices so that a dollar will do the work of ten—it’s your one last glorious oppor­ tunity to save and we invite you to come! Be there when the doors open Tuesday prepared to buy at prices that astonish everyone! . “l have instructed the manager of the “Thrasher & Woodruff Bankrupt Sale to spare nothing in an effort to close out all merchandise before the first of September. ...He has been in­ structed to cut prices to the core and have the store empty of all merchandise on Wednesday night.” (Signed) Mack Both Store Manager Says He Will Carry Out Orders . Mack Both has given instruct ions to close out all merchandise regardless of price before Sept­ ember First. We have orders to have the store empty on Wednesday night, A ugu st 31st....Look \ over the prices hclow— note carefully the drastic reductions— see how a dollar can do the work of ten and you will he convinced we are carrying out instructions to the letter SALE-TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY SWEATERS! » It's the last call—a chance to liuy footwear at prices unheard of—don't miss this Tuesday. * 1 Pair $ 1.95 Another Pair .50 2 Pairs $ 2.45 Welcome new s for men! An opportunity to get that extra supply of underwear you’ve needed ut BELOW DANKRKUPT PRICES! 1 Suit Another Suit 2 Suits 39c <T 0c 49c t .JFirs.t Street And also collar attached Hire is'opportunity knocking right at ■—you will he astounded at the quality ‘ of these shirts . Values Up To $ 6.00 1 Sweater $ 1.95 Another Sweater .50 1 Shirt 95c Another Shirt 25c 2 Shirts $ 1.20 Take advantage of th is opportunity to outfit your to y for school. You can get th e lad a half dozen pair of these shoes for what you would or­ dinarily pay for one. . 1 Pair $ 1.95 Another Pair .50 2 Pairs $ 2.45 V alues Up T o •I . 1 Pair Another Pair. 29c 5c $4.00 ' 1 Suit Case $ 1.25 Another Suit Case .50 2 Suit Cases $ 1,75 O PE N E V E N IN GS * .. 4 •> » . Children’s and Boy’s stockings, a chance to out­ fit the kiddies for school at savings that will amaze you! A t this time, when we arc marking down prices for the'last time, we wish to pause and offer our thanks for the patronage we have received during th is event. We offered you unusual values and knowing values you bought—our appreciation of your patronage is shown in these final reductions and we want you to take advantage of them. �THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30. 1927 Pre-Convention Smoke te Sanford Herald TVee h l r W g w a * r t n > ____ 93.00 j T h e H er a t* S a a fa r t'a a to a e e r k r a i f p a p e r a n b a e r lltr a te th e la fe r a a itea m l S n t i S e r v te e . r r e e l v l a * fr o m Ih la a a p r r lu r aea ra o r i a n lu tl.m r , i w t a l r r h e a i a a S ’ w n rtl* dn ll> r e * . r " t e a a l l I k e t r a d in g e r e n t a o f t h e r n t i r e t e e r ld . T h e I . H . H la e a p e r l a l . ly . f i l e le n t lu F lo r i d a and lla m a n n e r mt h a n d lin g a t a l e m t a l« w lih e a t e a a a i. T k e H e r a ld la a m e m b e r o f t h e A a d lf I fa r e a u o f C l r r u la l l e a a , an l a l e r a a l l o a a l A a a e e la t le n e f l*u b . lla b e r a , A d v e r l U e r a , a a d A d .r r O .l n * A g r a t a w h ic h r e q u i r e , r a r h P n b l la h e r .a t e a t e b e r ta a a b m ll t e a t h a r a a g b a u d it a f a a b a e r lp llo n lla ta l a o r d e r t a v e r if y a b v o la ir ly a ll c la im * a f e l r e a l s t l n a aa w a ll aa h a a e a t h a a la e a a m e th o d * . t L L f i’ P | ■ I *• - . TMB itF.n a i.irs rnooiiA M l<— 9 ' r e n a n l y l a c i t y m l^ ld tr a i'io a . and m a n ly ' A long time ago someone with more common sense than pure wisdom gave utterance to the remark that every­ thing is fair in love nnd war. Which is true enough as far as it goes, but the same may have been said truthfully about other things, particularly about polities- The very uncer­ tainty oH politics has sounded the death knell to the fondest hopes and ambitions of many of the nation’s greatest men. | Henry Clay, Daniel Webster nnd James G- Blaine were the victims of that uncertainty which transformed them from formidable aspirants to the ranks of the has-beens. President Coolidge’s declaration that h*‘ “does not, choose to run in 1928" has started the (Mtlitical bee buzzing and bus aroused the hopes of Several prominent figures who are casting their eyes longingly at the White • House. Ti ree well-defined booms in behalf of Vice President Dawes, Herbert Hoover and James f). Lowden have already been launched and each is gaining considerable support and favor in various sections. The line-up for the impending battle of ballots for the Republican nomination presents a formidable array of strength in all three camps. There is, however, nearly a year between now and the time the convention convenes and anything can happen in that period. The very nature of politics makes thut pos­ sible. However, it appears almost certain that the Republic­ ans will have the names of Dawes, Hoover and Lowden to consider. There is little likelihood of anyone of the three Iretiring from the field before the convention although Shorter School H ours.. Spats at Garden Party. Kind-Hearted Ladles. Farmers add Canals. HY ARTHUR BRISBANE r u p r r ls h t IH T (“The Seminole* lint Sho, (HU>n n linn I Sept, . I open about RUSHING THE SEASON As Brisbane Sees It complete line of Elton J. Mougkton ite. ioV Es ' b r S ta r Co. Architect Fir-. »-*’1. Bank Bid. nford, Fla. m -K E IO V E S WEKCT/- . * r_ T tE , - 9 Supplied from n DEEP W ej and stored in a hcrmiticallj seuled tank \ I1. N I S which I'p.E. contaiiiiiintiidi ad. Se-Uelyrr Male, male to Jarhaan vllle. [I 3 . — t a a . l r u r l l . i o o f S | . J o h n * I n d i a n N iter C a r n a l . d r— l a a u g a r a t l o n a f m o n t h l y “ I***■ ,* » . W e e k . j l e —A a g m r a l I n g a f b n l l d l n g pro>,-■ T a a*— h o a a r a , k a t e l a , a p a r t m r a t > hosaen. *.— 1 r a m m a n l l y C h e a t , : T r —C o a t p l e t l i . n o f city > Ilea p ro g ra m . h eaatlfa. >1 IEA1* i Amf until '■JQ BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY 4 ABOUNDING GLADNESS:— "Make us glad according to the days wherein Thou hast afflicted us, and .the years wherein we have seen wvll. Psalm DO: 15. PRAYER: r -"Every morning mercies new, / Fall as fresh as morning dew." The Long: Short Of It None but the tall know the blessings of the short, j |^r Romance hns it that "he is so tali nnd wonderful." but ask ■ him who has walked down the street and bumped his head j‘y. on low hung signs or had his bright new straw knocked intol^j some muddy gutter by a flapping awning which caught uu him full in the face, how wonderful it is. on Ask him of the long legs if it isn’t wonderful to try to , get undressed, or better still, dressed, in n lower birth on a Hi fast express train which starts and stops like a bucking i»* bronco on a ranch in southwestern Texas. Ask him if it «'**' isn’t wonderful when some little shrimp addresses him asi[t,,' You big stiff!" when he has the audacity to express histr.h own opinion even though it may differ with that of someone ,,v Ye^ in the valley after twenty else half his size and too small for him to hit. _ years But all these things could lie endured graciously and 'they apeak of him, his rosea like magnanimously If only they had made beds long enough h» | '< a sea . About his gray old home^aeren- for tall men to sleep ip. How often has even the six footer m r Ity. The name upun the marble clisnp- twis^d and squirmed in bed. thrown pillows und finally ended lying diagonally from one corner to another, in an en- „„ * * pears. Buf on the breath . of bloom hia deavor to stretch out full length without curling his legs th memory under him,. * wi Defies the marble’s - cold conaptrWe were much amused ut the evident sufferings of a youngj New York novice in length who in spite of his mere ! Aa wo get it, one seventeen years has already attained the height of six feet ‘ll1 about aa bad aa another, four nnd one half inches and is still going strong. He went down to the City from his home in Berkshire to participate V' , ‘told Glory" will hop off to„ i. night—headline. Now, liaten to in u boys’ amateur golf championshipArriving there in his innocence without taking his own th «ma to ua that what the specially built seven foot be.i with him, he was unable to “* lub In Tampu needs in a pud- find in any hotel in tho whole city a bed in which he- could J sleep. Even the ends of most of the beds he found were i>t boarded up so that he couldn’t stick hi.t feet through und let l! The “ Klckajou," aoinething new them hang over or prop them up in a chair supplementary, In ballroom atrutn, must have been as, it were, to the bed. Finally he wired home and had his |K Invented for kangaroos. own bed sent to him. Now that fire hnn reduced Sacco Some day, we hope, manufacturers will make beds to in ind Vametti to auhea, maybe the fit the same as tailors do suitH sometimes. In the mean(eda won’t be ao hot. time we presume we will, have to continue to sleep on a tr bias or bent double. ii, *A Substantial Jeweler in a Substantial City 108 Magnolia On Courier tires. A N ew Tlrestone Product ■F" We’ll bet there isn’t anythin; ait would moke Rcdfcrn ao mu i to. have aniiieone say to him, "B HIM.I f ” And if Hathaway has a - way, 1.11 need it with • Doyle. .Carlton, kPChtt* »i}d Charlie Haines,all In U,‘rSnninV;fg Law Being Enforced," itoriml caption in the St. -Petersbur Independent. No hitting beliw the tu l in i aliens Into the United, by way of the Florida Coast ,ing to be almost as extensive ’easltm as smuggling liquor,t couldn't make a deal with >llot Drouhln. .The flying IN wouldn’t do as a cbm. ir to settle the French war ”0 o your best, a«d if It’s a miskt, hide nothing and be glad to ffer for It" —from the Private ’^ jof Helen »f Troy.—But first of L^Jo your best you what the Federal fire prevention means to Fed­ eral policy holders- $5.95 This agency has long been _____ ________ Q ' Ruth Elder in another girl plan­ ning • flight to Europe. She'll be eldsr nnd wiser when she gets stant danger of destruction by fire# Let this agency tell 30 x 3 1-2 Regular Cord Lnrge buildings are in con­ faithfully serving property FLORIDA’S GREAT SUMMERTIME TOWN F o r m n itr p r n p l a f r o m n i l «4»*r T n l l n l S l a i n r a n i i i l n h n v r * l * l t n l l l n r l u n n l l r n r h — I n p l n j r l 1C* liiflaakl* I • I. . it n a , lu n a r n i " n i- h n o n I n l a r d i n h n i r r m l n w n l llil* I M I , e l l * » | l h I h r W n r l i l ' a K l n r a t A l l - V r n r t ' t l n m l p . W n r a l» W i n ' * . . I ' o u t In H ' t m n i r r , l l a W i n t e r r n l l l a i i t r r n d r w n r I d - n M * 29 x 4.40 Balloon $7.40 Ffrratone Tires 411 West First Street F ro m tin* N o r th . Krint nm ( I H i'-W i-a t, e v e n (hi* Karl fie Cose. Ihr» f a r III* r l l n i r i l r , l l i r l t p m - h n m l f u r t h r i n n l p n K r n m o f m l r r l u l n m r n l ,» l i l i ‘h l i n - l n i l r a I k * . ^ V i i r k r * ar*»l**l n n i . h - n l . n r u n n U n l l o n * n n i l Inal I • l i l u n l n r l l . l . ' i f o r t h r k m l l o f . r i a n t , n i l l r a o f t i u l r r I r u n I— o i - r n t i u o i l r l . r r t l o r «*Ur l a h l n K . I i ii lliliitt* n m l o r l o K . r l i l l n i r . h u n t i m e . a n l l l u i r . t n r k l l i l . l l a a n I d r i i l m i n t m r r l I m r l i m n , l o o . I ' r o p l r I n I V n l r n l I'Ufh l n , A In Im i n n . l i r n r i c l n n o , I i h r I ' a r o l l n n a k n o t * t h i n n m l m a t * h t h i i u . n n i l a . l t a i n I I la r r n r l i l n a y o n n o t* . W i l l t o n r o n i r f A i l i l r e * « III C h a m b e r o f C o n i m e r r o f o r N t - h n l o l e o l r r i l r r r S a n m n i r r r n l r a In h o l r l a , n p a r l m r n l a nnU m , b u a line*. Culf Gas TeU93 221 Magnolia Execution Of Sacco And Vanzetti Doesn’t Prove Them Guiltv COLUMBUS ENRUIREIt-SUN _execution of Sacco’ed would be a grievous ntiscaiTinnd Vanxettl the general tenor ; Jofl ' age of Justice. Now that chance editorial comment seems -° *" irremediably lost. that the men were charged, that That "justice at last triumphed their execution was too long de­ I In Mnaxachusetts" is also debatlayed, that justice at last trium . -ph­ .able. Perhaps it did. did, Perhaps ed in Massachusetts, and th at a, Sacco nnd Vanxetti have at last ^mashing blow has bei________ .. * malty for a ■en struck at! ..-t.i paid tho deserved radical activities in this country, ' -• pronounced them guilt; until the These conclusions, no doubt also hour six yeurs ago when a jury gainst society. r S ^ V ? 1" '0? 0f the vn,,ti vrinte ngainsi society, But uui from irom the the, ^,aj ° r[ty ^ menkons. hour last Monday night when an I Each conclusion, the Enquirer-, eiectric current killed forever their Sun believes is open to grave power to plead, no opportunity doubt. With no desire to question! was given for a jury of their peers ttyj ffood faith of the niembtrn o fito pus* upon newly discovered evithe Lowell committee or of Gover-'dente bearing vitally upon the n o rF uller.w e spbmit that their question of their guilt or innocence, published reviews of the cas« Massachusetts justice may have vealed no new evidence calculated! won. Hut Massachusetts did not to erase doubt from the minds of! grant In a court of law the hearing millions of honest men and women!^ that-In other jurisdictions would who had misgivings as to the guilt hnv* been mandatory. Instead, of Sacco and Vanxettl. Nothing ebvtously prejudiced trial Judge, conclusive was added by these re- Massachusetts justice left to the views; no clearer light was thrown seventy critlcixed, the decision off 2 Fine Trains Daily , o # DIXIE a Y E R Lv. Sanford A CL . 4*5 p.m . Ar. ChattanoogaHCt.NL 12,51 p. m. At. Si. lo u l» U ,N mung the neweit of Florida ispapers Is the Seminole County rs, publishetl weekly at Sanford, ert L. Honker Is editor and llaher.—Tampa Tribune. Af.Chicago 0 fcT imes to our deak an exchange ads, society and telegraph 1 all on the front page. A little if everything seems to us to I. Youngbergh said the people e county took the stand that knife my project o^it I’ll ) yours." The fact Is th a t they all knifing their owa.—Titusfltar Advocate.. Knifing one E vja this section la getting to JM uabn as it was la the days who believed them innocent and thoee who believed merely that ‘J:ey hod not received fair trial we're justified in taking advantage of every possible legal step to se­ cure a reopening of the . case. As long aa Sacco and Vsnxettl bresth- PIXIE �THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY. AUGUST 30, 1927 and Personal Activities-: O ffice Telephone 148______ MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR Residence Telephone 859 YOELL,R)|_XS, Ft'S TOO LATC T» WORRY ABOUT MY TOLAR TRIP /iOW’“* IT 'S HARD ENOUGH TOR MB' TP.6 0 . AND DOURLY \ So when x see Au.oj^YPt* L X V«A«N 6 SUCH LONG F h C ffl/—" “THIS WAtf'-TOMOPRC lSTHCWlY VOOLSAl SO X'MOblMOTbBRA UP AMO /MAK6 *ffiS v BESTOW IT that’s -m e SPIRIT, MOM— THATMAKES MC F ttL B e r r c R WOMAN’S CLUB PRESIDENT P U A ISE SiW H M F N QH0ITI.D ___^ RK OF RETIRING LIBRARIAN g OLfU^G S o c ia l Calender TUESDAY C. T. U. will hold a HWhite jnt" party a t 8 o'clock a t the ^x to the Methodist Church. WEDNESDAY )tnie Spaulding Circle of the Baptist Church will meet at Io’clock with Mra. E. M. CurD her home on Magnolia Ave- Regret upon the resignation of Mrs. Anne Van Ness Brow as head of the Municipal Library and nn appreciation of Mrs. Brown’* work both in tho library nnd in Woman’s Club activities, veer* ex­ pressed today by Mrs. r’. A. Doug­ lass, president of the Sanford Woman's Club, in a statem ent giv­ en to The Herald. Mrs. Douglass statement it as! follows; "The many friends of Mrs. Anne Van Ness Brown in the Woman's Club have learned with much re­ gret of her resignation as librar­ ian irt charge of Sanford J’ublic Li­ brary, and the probability of her leaving the city. Y 'lt is deemed a distinct loss to the city, for Mrs. Brown's literary ability, kmvjvlodge of hooks, to­ gether with a deep interest in edu­ cational affairs, she has proven herself to be a most decided asset to the city. “ Mrs . Brown will be greatly mirsed from club circles, especially from the literature department, of which she is tho very efficient chairman. The 'executive bohnl greatly appreciates the splendid Denver Tournament Shows work done by Mtw. Brown in her Or 4 1 Women Who Teed Off department, ns she has been untir­ Only 3 Were Not Married; ing in her efforts to build Up this I Advice GivenWomenGolfern cultural feature of club activity, | and her program* have been splen­ DENVER, Aug. 22.—The wo­ did examples of study and re ­ search. The introduction of dram­ man who harbor* secret longings atics into Hub work by Mrs. to beciosie n golf champion should Brown, has also been n plcnsiig ■tact her train in p.nMHrvied. This is the conclusion reached feature and has resulted in devel­ oping some very decided talent by observers of the Woman's State Golf Tournament held here among local people. “ Mrs. Brown'a friends will he recently. In the qualifying round of the glad to know that she will not re-, sign at present ns chairman of tha tournament (1 woman teed off, Literature Department and may be and t t this number nrtly three wore present at some of^the opening unmarried. From the s ta rt it was meetings in the fall, as their pro­ evident that fhe champion would grams for the coming year are now emerge from among the 38 grnndftiothers,.mothers and brides and complete." Inot frora.am epg the three misses. Nut (ihlyfdoe* the present ad- AFTER MARRIAGE r M f « ( y o o ,t o & ; f o p - T hat's i x e j BOOHOO- IF ANYTH>N6 H APPENS THURSDAY stuff eKiuwfN- it B&C X DON'T X'LLTfcKE ITON MY OWN GNEJMFaeeATW jinole Chapter No. 2 Order of WANT MV POP SMOULDERS T<3 LOOK CpORAGC Tt> brn S tar will join with other v T 'Q O/ ^ a f t c k T ke 'RW A MiLY IU Y y i KHOWrtArrV Knew That e v e lers (rf District 22 in the coleGOT YOU ALL of Robert Memorial Day at y e s , an o h «n \ s e r r t e d > linu Boach. Members will leave AMD X WILL V ----7— |nt 1.30 o'clock from the MasDO COM /ART/ / Temple. dor of the Eastern Star Chnpj)f District 22, including Semi"hapter No. 2, will celebrate 1-t Memorial Day, a t DayBeach. ’ A motorcade will AudUionCommitteeT,,.;^ from the Masonic Hall at (o'clock. A cafeteria supper p" served. For transportation (her information, phone Mrs deveiopment. Out of fivo champ­ , Turner. ions listed only one was Unmarried. Is the efficiency of the modern A very important meeting of the FRIDAY matron on the golf course only nn local audition committee in eonclc No. 2 of the Methodist William Jackson Blue, father of rh will meet with Mrs. S. (). Monte Blue, was for m<lro than noction with the national radio added indication ef her efficiency lolser a t 3.00 a t her home on thirty years a locomotive engineer audition to' lie conducted in Dec­ in the homoT observers asked. House-kcoping which formerly ember by the Atwater Kent FoundL\ venue. in Indiana. One of the boy’s keenest i at ion of New York, will he held consumed all,o f the married wo­ pleasures was to ride with dad on ; Wednesday morning at 9 ;30 o’clock man’s time appears to be ns well ¥ l S S H O Y N E A N D M R. W IL L fA M fe Johnson left Monday in the engine nnd it was his ambition j at the Woman’* Club on Oak Ave­ or better done thun in the past, r for Miami where he will to follow the same occupation. When nue. It is desired that all mem­ they declared. And added that tho M A R R IE D M O N D A Y IN J A C K S O N V IL L E several (Jays on business. jn his husky teens he fired for his bers be present. modern child is happy nnd healthy V father, and would no doubt have as ever his parents were, nnd he Real romance has crept into the morning in their car for an exten­ The Sanford general committee . . . . Ralph W ight and Miss Rose succeeded him as engineer, had not is very often much welter behaveij. live* „f Miss Ruby Hoyne, popu­ sive motor trip which will lake the lure of the road led hime from in* composed ofi Mf». ,W* S. Leake, (erne Hurt leave for DayThere is no indication tn s to them to point* in Tennessee, U* *}T*- Henry Wight, Mrs J H.. which jBeach where they will spend, the state of hlk-birth. particular phase of the lar Sanford girl, und Roy. G. Wil­ Illinois where th ey will visit rela­ liams, Sanford'* young police chief, >k. I T , of h i, lonKin* bo fr. o .n.l married w om an's' life especially whose marriage comas as u com- tives of Mr. Williams, followed by afoot came from the long time after ‘ ■ "* 4 IP** , r^; adds to her ability as a golfer. n visit to Yellowitone Fark nnd »s Emma Farley left Tues - the death of his mother, when he f 1 It was impossible to interview plele surprise to their many .Boise, where the couple will visit friends in this city. The wedding [or lakeland where sho will'lived in a Soldiers’ nnd Snilors any of the husbandp on tho quesJ the bride'* parent*. Ins the guest of Mrs. Paul O rphans’ home. His early years telte, S. M. Lloyd. J )r, H. H. Me tion or; perhaps t|»c mystery would is* the culmination of n whirlwind; Since coming to Sanford, Mrs. Cnslin nnd S. R. Dighton. : courtship whose existanc* was hed fitted him for a mans work and In. have been solved. ' Williams hm- made u host of The upubllcity committee Intho Cherokee blood th a t flowed in i„. With a if tho modern conveniences known to only I wd of the most in­ friends by her unusual charming timate friends of the young couple. is Helen Vernay leaves Wed* his veins made him choose roads M I ?.n *,f f*>r dtdng housework a* an induce()f ,twlay,t5 JoW Miss Hoyne, fornwriy of Boise, personality and winsome manner. ly for Leesburg where she will instead of roofs apd a crust fought W J a Ratterson and >*Ds. Ire.fj ment t<> U), She is a general favorite among bs the guest of Miss Mur* for rather than n feast provided. the )anks of the married, the add­ Idaho hut for n year and a half a the yuuiiger social set a t this city The audition committee will in­ resident of Sanford, iwcanie the Ic liarcus. . This is why swinging ah tc*e in clude Mrs. W. S. Leake, Mrs. Ern­ ed vision'of golfing glories should pv 1’ 'T , s ,r eciIli®n t!of !"*!'* i ! ' (he lumber country or a pick in the est Ilousholder, Mrs. J. A. Taknch, ho enough (o convince the more 1bride of Mr. Williams Itn,.U*ck-i"nJ son Spier of Western Union mines were juts to his mind, for * fcunvillc Monday morning. Their Iightful Mociat courtesies just prior sporting members of the sex of tho . L. Marcntete and S. Ri'Dighton. ndvisibility of murmuring the fute- I only attendants were Mias Nell to her departure. [ept Palm Beach is spending time. Then he must be up nnd off Mrs, Willinms was hern ami r(s e ­ On the survey committee are ful “ I do.” acution here as the guest of Cow punching riding bucking hmn: ! I Williams, sister of the groom, ed in Boise, Idaho. She attended, Mrs. J. Til ColMough, chairman, nd Mrs. LL'A. Speir, Jr) five years George l* (L en)j and James II. Lee, close friend of tho Utiiyersity of Idaho at Mos­ cos v -li—-C OO soldiering, auiuu-i imk, ~ WON 'M r* E. A. Douglass, Mrs. Gladys them nil a fling.l fling. i e was a nnppywro M. Williams, Mr . A. M. Phillips, Reamey, drug addict* nnd member | Mr, Willinms. Both had accompan­ cow when; she wns prominently and Mf| f j jeyrge Henderson lucky w ayfarer till the fates with of Denver’s famous niillicn-rioUnr j ied Mr. Williams and his fiancee to identified in numerous student acted home * Monday evening no promptings from Blue himself, pnd S. M. Lloyd, I'unoo ring, who turned State’s evi*' Jacksonville on Sunday afternoon. iviLinL 7h» lirid* eblnb to' SahfUiM' dinmi where they spent sev- landed him in the movies. In the dence and sent 110 of tho gang to --------„ -------Mrs. Williams met huV husband Mr. nnd Mrs. Leroy Smith mo­ the State Penitentiary, has .estoit- only a .short time ago, with friend- in tho spring of 1U20 nnd for s'onve tys visiting friends. movies he has endeared himself to time has been connected with the millions to whom he symbolizes tored to Daytona Beach, Monday lished for himself a record as a sMp ripening fast ipto love. So Seminole County Bank. where they spent the day, ' MEA Iliam Moore Scott left Mon- what a” regulnr guy" ahpuhl he. prosperous respected business man. close did tho young couple guard The groom is the eldest son of ’Mr North Carolina where he A fter the trial in which Kearney Monte Blue in “The Black Dia­ Raymond Bearden of Kissimmee, played so important a, part, be ,ti^eir sec ret', thut neither of the Mr, nnd Mr*. W. B. Willinms of Here' Is time. Alla Nttimovi, (ho to join Mrs. Scott who has mond Express", n W arner Bros, ; formerly of Sanford, is spending a was spirited out of the city. He groom’s parents wore aware of the this city. He ha* inado Sanfntd his atago star, as she returned to Now spending the summer., courtship. Mrs. Williams left S,inYork aboard tho lla do Prance production, \ directed by Howard few days here <m pleasure. changed his name und appearance ford Sunday afternoon with liei home for the past several years, from theatrical, engaiemouU Brethcrson, will be shown at the fi-ur of which he has s e n ^ |0 h t *. Rose LaVerno Hurt return- Milane. the afternoon anti night. nnd he nnd his wife took up their‘ former home in Idaho ns her dest­ abroad. Tho photographor has the chief of the local police d ^ a r t Mrs. 0. W. Bailey and son, Clayime Tuesday afternoon from residence In n southern city where ination. Last minute pluns, she "caught" one of NatlmoVB’s land where she has been visit- I Rees Williams uf Tallahassee is ten, motored to Pelham, Ga., lust they have found success and peace.1told frientls, caused her to decide micnt. At the time of his appoint­ stage expression^ week to visit relatives for u short ment to the post, Mr, Williams had riends for the past week. "Reamy is now the owner of nj to uocompnny / Mr\ Williams, his spending u few days in Hanford m time. tho distinction of being the young­ small hotel business, lie is a mem-, sister nnd Mr. Lee as far as Jasper Crowley of Mlnkka, stop­ est police chief, in the United k J. F. Forehand und daugh- th0 guest of friends. ber of a luncheon club in tho city ; ped in Sanford for the week-end States. ' where he lives, nnd he has become lury Jessie of Montezuma, Gu., Mr. Williams has made an im ­ enroute home from Lake^Iunaluska risking in Sanford ns the the teacher of a Sunday School pressive record as an official and U of Mr. und Mrs. R.K. Crenclass," declared Roy O. Samson. Denver investigator, who aided in j* popular Li local business circles. LIVF. OAK—Mall route to be the round-up of the bunco gang The groom posses many friends In R. K. Brown and Leon Yining re­ five years ago. Sanford as well other parts of the Instituted to Mayo. lanrd K itt, who has been —turned home this week from Samson refused to, betray the iling several months in San-) M r and Mrs. S state where he is well known. Georgia where they hnve been city where Reamy Is living o r thu ns testing engineer for the aru* small son of The host of friends of tho ygung spending some time. name which ho has assumed. To Ida Power and Light Co., left the week-end her couple will join in extending them ‘"rhe Seminole Hut Shop will give this information would be 1/ wuy evening for New Orleans. relkives. every open about Sept. le t. with Mr. and Mrs. L. A. kennud and sign the man's death warrant, the son, Jimniiu Lee, hnve returned complete line o f millinery detective believes. rs. Charles Powell Jr., and her Mrs. Donald home after spending the past two "His comrades call hint ’the imme tif /ellwmxl Miss Alice Ftansburg who has pits, Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Doug- [ home Monday evi nvnths visiting at points in, Illi­ sque.iler,1 explained Samson. "The e Sunday as the (|)Wn yjgjting. her sister Mrs. W. B. if Hendenom, Ky«* and Mrs. C. [vllle where she s ( The Credit Association la an or­ nois. men whom he betrayed are all out flyers , motored Monday to >with relatives, -Zuchry for the past few days lc*v- ganized society for the prevention uf the penitentiary now, save for pdo where they spent the day. . — Nottingham and ** Wednesday for her fioOio a t of Cruelty to Credit. Ju st Pay your Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Pope and the few who died before the end ■ I Miss Helen St bills when they’re due, and help to daughters returned home Friday Misses. Marigene Jeckaonville. of their sentence. Their hatred of ■ary Rmldenberry returned Hall, Go., is visit prevent this cruelty. from Cloudlnnd Pari*. Ga„ where him Is deadly. ,, Nottingham of —-----k Monday afUrnoim from sister Mrs. C. 8. they enjoyed a very plensant sum­ • arrived hefe Mra. W. B. W»tspn, who has Tho Sanford Credit Ash’d. lac. hvillc, Ark., where he has rpent home in Edgcwo< mer. v , • guests <f |,o«n apending the past two ni'mlna bummer on business for the __ s niecC, Mra. yinitin^ her father, Dr. R. S. KeelWean F ruit Growers AssociaMr, „mI Mrs_ Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Dout who ;■her home on ’ . t rfr„nfDri]. s. J.. h expected to have been spending the summer a t Daytona Beach are moving to 8anr Jawclere-Oplometrlst Upon the Bowers boy and shot him tr. and Mra. (t. B. Me Call ford and occupy the Moughton 1 a t he wan wrdlng in the waters of -Mrs. E. M. Galloway Itavaa announce the birth of a son; home In Rose Cart. •' Lake Monroe. The negroes said Thursday for Asheville, N. . C-> 'day August lit) at the Fer: Mrs. Anna Van Ness Brown Engraving X preliminary hearing fo r Rob­ they did not notify police immedi­ where she will spend several weeks. Mr, and Mr* .,W. Morton W. ft Tuesday ‘ far Jacksonville ert maunders, negro youth charged She will go from there to Memphis, ately because threats which th«s Watch Repairing Thigpen and htyss Mary Dean re­ hero she went to be with her turned home. Sunday evening from with the slaying gf Horace Ifowers, Sanders youth mode against their Tend., where she MfiU be. the- guest father who is quqite ill. of friends foe a »b^rt Uxo*. .akeland where' they spent a few another negro boy, was scheduled > * . to be held this *flbraM |tv«t the >• sfid Mrs. Henry Wight) Miss Martha Fitts who has been duya visiting relatives. court house w|Ui vtU ttte « J. G. » returned home from Green visiting a t New Smyrna as ths The many friend* of Mr*. J. C. Sharon presiding o y erth # Waring. • Springs where they spent 'guest of her grandparents, Mr. and FERTILIZERS FOR FLORIDA FRUITS AND FARM CROPS. to week-end. T h e y also visited ' Mrs. R. 8. Sheldon, returned home Wainwright win lie pleased cr the negro- wl is a Prescription for . awaiting Johnson Gardens a t Orange Monday. SIMON .PUKE AND GEM BRANDS. i *bw ffi\ owing an operation Pt tho Fern- action of the g r Malaria, Chill* and Fever, "TIME TRIED AND CROP TESTED" session of th f ’tfl • Mr. and Mra. J. C. Brown and ald Ijtughton Hospital. Dengue or Biiioaa i ever. Sanders wag Forty'fesra satisfactory service to Florida Grower* fr. and Mrs, J. L. Martin and daughter* of Columbus. Ga., who Long . dry spell about over. It Ullp the getpu. . Mrs. Menrlweather G. Lewis and duce witnessed. ‘II son To Ilie, who have been have been visiting here as guest* of Order now and nave money by getting our REDUCED , ting here as the guests of Mr. M r.-and Mrs. E. L. Brown plan to brother. J. L. Baas Jr., left T tm - tabliah an all JUNE FIREJ price Wst before buying, kin’s.sister, Mr*. J . Olin Laney, return to their home this week. * dsy morning for Greenville, 8. C„ tTitiei announced additional evidi where they will visit their, par­ , Fair p rk 's, Quality Fertilizer*, Prompt shipment. ‘Sunday for their home a t At* . —----- l», Ga. ” Sir. and Mrs Harold C, Vlele and ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bass, for a lege* slayer. .'1 — daughter Dorothy, Misa Lettic (is. Fred Shaw returned to her Caldwell, Mrs. W. B. Zachary and “• *t West p*lm Beach on Sat- sister, Miss Alice Flaniburg of «y evening after a abort visit Jacksonville motored to Daytona t as the guest of her daughter Beach Sunday where they sent th$ * Paul Biggsra a t her home oajday very pleosntly. Island Avenue. -------- ---------- ; Mr. and Mrs. E. L x Brown and L. Corley, who ban been guests Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brown ‘ting here as the guest of Mr. and daughters or Columbus, Ua., , Mr. and Mr*. John D. Jinklna daughters, the Misses Virginia I Mrs. R. w . Denham; left Sun- Mr. and Mra. W. Mitchell and and and Jinkins and their guest 1 for her honje at Atlanta, Go. guests Mr and Mrs. Martin McDan- MissHelen Corefle Murray left Tuesday e wst accompanied as fa r asliel and young son ofBunnell. T. C. afternoon for Dayton* Beach cksonvillo by Mr. and Mrs. Den- Brown and »°n, Mr. and Mr*. J. C. where they will spend a week. M o n t e Blue Lives , c’vnoH onnoa'"0™ important Meet °"r p* m?"1 » ( ti«, houd Again Experiences Wednegd M o r n i n g ' '*not * O f Youth In Films ‘ X«E * 4. * ._L~ Robert Sanders To Get Hearing Today In Negro’s Slaying w. - ■* Mis* .Coreno- M urray returned Saturday to Hanford, after a pleasant summer Spent w kh her point* Hr \ Me Lauliiis Diamond Mounting E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO- . Jacksonville * ' Fla. sattssb ipend * Southern C 1 par- teaching"! y. They man, "The Nazimova Stock and I te Ladles Re: What’* this? 1 Bn n o t' ififtflp* tot it'd noi a monster at all. "Th*‘ sotrlt of, th* lUKfato.,‘;« Iroquois Indian mask. tt r tM o' At a block of wood. Jack 8 ck» kart of Rochester, N. T., Is wes tng tho mask that (or ceftln: ha* bcoa used In Indian « montala. ■ *■' ^’C arm sta"^ ■ *»m WEDNESDAY "CAPTAIN .SALVATlrtfJT With Ernest Torrence, P u 4 ]l Starke, Marceline Day and Lai Hanson. I Aesop’a Fable* - r **A One Man’s D og".^. F irst. z ) N ational T h e Baak of R en to Bucceed permapf in through working ' aavlng —there is no stitute. How About Your Account * vj‘3 Cordially yours,- �THE °«M Fnnn HERALD, TUESDAY. AUGUST 30, 1927 ■AGE FOUR YOUNG STAR Await Word “Go” F6 New York-To-Rome Flight The Helens, of California t CHICAGO, Aug. 30—Mr. W&, ! worth, please call a cash p ! There seems to be a lot of Un-n • customers in'the house. There os be ns many, in fact, as K.Qty I these customers on the premi the night Gene Tunney fight* J, 1 Dempsey for he world's he* weight championship and they i i be sitting in $40 ringside seat*, I nctly $39.90 to the giwd on tl | investment. t Hernandez Hurls Fine Gome While Fergus And Withrow Are Hit Hatd; Rcnnin Lends H itters W ith 3 Safe Blows Watch for the Openin* g ‘The Seminole Hat Shopuf save money j HELEN V MIAMI, Aug. 30,—.Miami ran ’ away with the final game of the 1 1 season w ith Sanford here Monday 9 to 2. ' Rem andez pithchod fme hall rll Y tbs" way while Fergus and W ith­ row were h it hard. Five clean hits in succession 1 i in the second scored four runs , 1, ■for Miami and chased Fergus hv from the mound. Withrow was h it hard later in the game. Crowe’s single snd Dailey’s double In the ninth a fte r two were I out scored Sanford’s only earned \ run. K Sanford AH It If PO A K l f fieazley, rf ...4 0 0 2 1 1 L Meyer, 2b .4 0 2 1 1 0 I f Crowe, 3b ......... 4 1 1 1 2 0 Bailey, lb ....>,,.4 0 2 7 0 0 { Dunbar, If 10 0 1 0 0 P: Friable, as ...... ,...3 0 0 . 1 4 0 l Biddle, c ............. 3 1 2 8 0 0 k :Fergus, p __ _ 0 0‘ 0 0 . 0 o' I Withrow, p 3 O i o i o JACOBS Too Much “Acid?” Excesi U ric A cid Give* 1 M a n y Unpleajunt Trouble*. • Here’s Johnny l>oeg, Santa Moni­ ca, Calif., youngster whose play in eastern tennis meets has bordered on ti)e sensational. He has been named an alternate on the United States' Davis Cup team With their Fokker monoplane, “Old Glory" in perfect condition. Pilot l.loyd W. Rertaud (right! and pilot J. D. Hill (left i air mail flyers, ar* awaiting the word to begin their flight from Roosevelt Field. U»ng — Island, to Home. ' Totals Miami Fow , 3b Knaupp, 2b Caaarcs, cf .. Brazier, If ... Rennln, rf .::: Tatum', lb Total* 0 15 27 14 1 I Scores by innings: Sanford .................000 001 00l —2 Miami .....................010 010 04x—9 SUMMARY j . Two base hits: H. Allen, Bailey and T»tum. Stolen banes: Foiw, Knaupp and •Canares. >. v Sacrifices, Knaupp. Double playn: F o rt to Knaupp to Tatum ; Knaupp to Tatum. Struck out by Fergus 1; by W ithrow 6; by Hernandez 7. Losing pitcher Fergus. | Left on base SSanford 3; Miami Bk * ? Umpire* B«rton arfl! Frederick*. Time of hours H((DTHERN LEAGUE B irm iilnam 2, A tlanta 8. NaahvHl) 8, Memphis 2. C hattaidoga 11, Little Rock 3. ' O ther/not scheduled. j R a t io n a l l e a g u e " N tw York 8-4; Chicago 7-1. < Brooklyn 2-1; S t Lmiia 1-2. Bostons 2-5; Cincinnati 4-6. « Philadelphia 2; Pittsburgh 2. WOMEN'S TENN IS FOREST HILLS, N. Y., Aug. 29 ST. PETERSBURG— 812.000 grade school to be erected here. MARIANNA—$12,000 bond is­ sue voted for sidewalks and a th ­ letic field at high school. D O A N ’S Stimulant D io n tic to Iht KiJntyt rmta-Uilbun Co-. Ml*. Cbtix, Buffi**1 Rl'.l KKKM F t)l| DIG FIGHT (th»- fiirnUlilin; of all laloir. muti-M . | 1*1. ei|llt|>me|lt sail Other tltlriK! v. , ...... . for the constroetlon i o l rJ I I.A I OR, N. i., Aug. oil. at nut rt: miles *»r io.nl lu Semitioh I— i* 1 1 n»t W'irk Florida» (IN S> The rvforahiqucKtion 1 will 1*41viaItst *if itppnnd *butheii;,g the i 'm aster, minds at m.tie|> inn aero* of cleari.ia: 10? W Tuiiney,'* ynJni/)K camp. H i l U ^ "Vitu'lC" ^ ! McCabe, tha ,veteran, ringman who ili-alnia.. mru>:mri-s able! I ,■■ “ 7 . . . „ ,,, , , winInclude liu tin ft. irt»tl handl'd John L. Sullivan and who i ,I i,ik,-i). is here with Gene ns a member o f 1 Plan* un.i •tierificatton* are •> his htard of strategy, is in (h. n r r u n «*oort' anV|f Fr»«l t ! tviin j stunt touch With, Hilly viloson* Inrr.I£iiijcln**«*i*. Hartford. KtnrM TunneyN manager, a t Chicago and 11*"' tnuv he oi.tniiosl froi Bingham, ss Hernandez, p SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Albany 0-4h, Penstfbola 3-7 <s« nd $). BavannahU^ Columbus 3. Jackaoavllle 1, Montgomery 2, Wayedftp 8 ,8elma 5. TARPON SPUING: ■ built across Sunfie AUTHORITIES agree that * : x * . excess of uric acid i* pd i m arily due to faulty kidney* \ tion. Retention of this tor* • m aterial often make* it* pr» Bice felt by sore, painful joint* p tired, languid feeling H. semetimes, toxic backache «4 headache. T hat the kidney, are not functioning right it el te n shown by scanty or burnit^ passage of secretions. ThoJ sands assist their kidney,* such times by the useof Dus', P i l l s —a s tim u la n t diuretic D o a n 's are recommended by m any local people. Aik yow neig h b o r! | K«jres, c -.... Results Of Games | "7., r.„S ”,....... „ little breeze. He wants everything, ,.»•«alar fnrnu u „| moot )>• ....... . 1 t't srlu-11 i lean when the bell rings ,•*• u>- > certified eiie. it mud I flip the nfirst on at Sent 2*' .im a n .l1^'"' J-,r*nui*l,*si.. i k . .1 rtirrm isi round i uim on pi. — t, l(,„ *h|e to \....... . Hanford.* I. IM...1 h r I- mt king the selection «»r the f,.r , ,, r re f t rve his job. .or the total ..mount of tinId.llot r, i The euCeestful l.lddcr Will -TAMPA Standard puny-'opens new stut fice building. M t 'H II %««V a 1 n v i w i . c , , , , f ■LIBDON Atlantic Coast Railroad to erect iridgu Haines Creek here. ___ Line over wav today In a drive that th re a t-1 The American League race '. j . ens to land them in first place.' tightened up when G ehrig’swatted * The slipping Bruins wele fla tte n -;hi** list homer. The score now is ! 1 cd twice by the Giant juggernaut Ruth 12, Gehrig 41. Incidentally 01 yesterday, leaving them ' only 2.5 the Yankees slaughtered the games in front of the Cardinals ami Brownies for the 18th straight time *,r Piintes, who are tied for second 8 to 3, ( 111 place. | Slim Harriss of the Red Sox = With New York only one game and Jack (juinn of the Athletic*, behind St. l-nui* and Pittsburgh, turned in pitching masterpieces.] the race is becoming closer th an | Hjirrins held Cleveland to two hits,1 Ilast season’s nightmare. j winning 10 to 2, while (Juinn limj Thirty thousand rabid fans saWiited Detroit to three bingles and the Giants scorch the Cubs twice,, blanked tho Tigurs 5 to 0. It was 8 to 7 and 4 to 1. Heinie Mueller J Detroit’s sixth straight d e fe a t | watt,tho hero of both games. Der| The Braves dropped two to tlm Heinie hit u home run and a single Reds, I to 2 and <> to 5, and fell in a seven-run rally in thtf third Into the seventh plnce. Rain Inning of ihe game an<i drove in stopped tho Pittshurgh-I'hiladel the winning runs in t h ' ' nightcap, phia and Washington-Chicago Jess Petty of the robins hit two game*. i about to tour vacation ~ Rumors That AlSmith Will Not Seek Nomination Seeni' Inspired Only B Faint Hope people to organze behind any nne 1 on Friday apd will meet Miss candidate than if thoy had all de­ ty N u lh all, the English girl, in especially in the j cided ti *tck wth McAdo<f. UnMmi-/tnals of the singles, mat- D em ucrnts— south— tccl th at their brethren doubt edly there will be many r thin.afternoon. who have supported Smith should aspirants for the McAdoo mantle, also eliminate the governor in the ranging all the way from Senator LEADS GEHRIG Carter Glass to Senator J. Thomas interest ot party harnumy. Heflin. What happened was that tho tf YORK, Aug, ?n. ( I N S l Demo.-rats, -realizing Two-Tbirds Rule In Way Ruth 1* two up on Buntcr southern I tdsfay In their home run that no g o d would tome out of In a half-dozen representative thl*d>*’ng th* g reatest nd- a repetition cf the Madison Sipiur* southern slates the plun now is to Carden mess of 1924, decided that elect uninstruitcd delegates. Sev­ in g ^ n e ltim c . Th« Babe's the party must sta rt with a clean ere! delegations may vote for fav­ 1 homer yesterday was hi* sec- slate, so that chances r f a suc- orite sons on the first two er three j in two days. Ho In traveling nt -•setiil campaign would not be ballots, but they will be all set t o ! wrier jtrtce than Gehrig, Imt iN ruined by bitter w arfare over hep onto the first bandwagon that ■ j i n s res p l . ___ behind hi* record" of 1921 trohinition or religion, their ______ enthusiasm. The They practically disowned Mc^-Smlth leaders sre in ths Bituation n he xwnlk>p«d 59. Adej as the candidate of the "dry, a chance to pick up healthy ns*ortP m teitan t south, ’ no doubt much nient of delegates from southern to M. Adoo’s disgust, but it d oes. states, but this factor seen:* likely not appear that they obtained any 110 be negligible. ' Such delegates promise from the Snutn folk* to will be uninstructcd, but precaudo as much on- their side of the tion* are being taken to see they fence. are also dry. f * ------ A I . J l J ^ * ._ * I I .1 Smith H«. Largest Follow log a r litn r P. . . f r * . . Ii you're a t e 1 e p h o n jl* subscriber sirpply lilt the book, ask for 148 and state your request. It’s a service that m akes it comparatively easy for you to insert yolii advertisement. And y ant ads offer the solution to many a probibin. There's always someone eairer to buy, sell or* trade; someone who has a service to offer. Results are qertain and the ebst is quite moderate. , lf lt weu. not for th# two. thiril. ^ SWilh m,«h* ^ t0 , . MK - i ^ l cni: h .ov‘!r “n *»rly victory in ,the early balloting. But the tw o th ird s ( rule will surely be maintained and it seems likely that it wUI throttle j Sm ith’s ambitions. Sebring” Sebring-Crew»vilU road being improved. J ; i. :> 1MMOKALEF.—Work .started on erection of scboolhouse hare. - - - — BARTOW F irst PreebyU rian Church to erect new structure here, PLENTY OF R1 U .S . R O Y A L and th ey coat no United States / o'clock: j ’s Insertion F o r % aU b y m ^ re Rubber Company �PAGEPIVK THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY. AUGUST 30, 1927 H UPS- -M ARMONS mford Daily H eralJ Sanford Autumobile Co. 20fi Magnolia Ave. phone 13 AD. RATES j 15—Apartment For Kent OUT OUR WAY , 1 UNFURNISHED ROOMS for lo ACRES in Longwooil, corner of f rent private bnth, lower floor. 121 (?rave and Orange Avenues S. E. s- Palmetto Ave. | 1-1 of N. R,’ 1-4 of S. W. 1-4 Sec. ■£* ■ — ---------- -------------- 2-i Twp. 20 Range 21). Thomas J. “®* I UNFURNISHED ROOMS, ;iit Baxter Care llt-ruld. n*: Cash in Advance w ids, will be received rons »nd collector sent tely for payment. ................ Z ..... 9c a line ................ 7c a line ...................„...6c a line , ........ 4c a line / n i- tE Q E . N O O 24—Lots For Sole A READ bargain fur tho man who wishes to engage in the raising of truck, of citrus fruits, poultry APARTMENTS for rent {Justness Service Unhand told water nml live stock of alt kinds. Thirtyfree. Reasonable rates four acres of land that offers high META I, P.OOFI NG—The Roof F.v- Ibdly, r.ltt Park Avenue. roiling lands for citrus, muck lands erl istiiijf. Metal shingles; for truck* nnd bulbs and a small standing seam tin and galvinizcd RADICAL RENT luke for pasture land. On the Hanroofs. Fee Jam es H. Cowan. Oak REDUCTION ford-Orlnndo road three miles from Ave. and Third St. Phone 111. ■ beautiful apartm ents,: Sni ami dollars cash. 1 —,ench consisting »f living room, bed bul . kitchenette nnd bath, wlthiiov —caril appear- u|| n„,j^ rn conviences, electric lfro is column will hght, gas and hot water heater etc. ; fill 11buy arc handsomely decorated, ] to cry day I !attractively furnished and have A Davenport bed in living room. They ms ttle a 1- word llr,. centrally loeuted with one of Ad osta only $2 60 lt*u‘ beautiful outlooks in the - — ' jetty, across the broad grass an 1 2*1 Miscellaneous For Hale 148 [palm covered squares between TOWN will Park and Sanford Avenues, t'omissified Depart- mercial Street and the Boulevard, >i and beyond over Lakek Moin'oe. | For small families there\ n re no -------------------— m ore desirably apartments In Sun- WAGON. MULES AND HAHNF.SS, $1(10. Farm implements t OLD WALLS f"i-iI uiul till December (perhaps till WALL PAINT January) they cun la* rented at cheap. Mrs. H. N. Thomas, West First Hlereel. W AND HKT-j SIX DOLLARS A WEEK. EK IN FORMA-1 One rear apartment Can be had JNE 235-J OR ui 418 a month. Cull at 200 North ■1R, SANFORD, Park Ave. corner Commercial St. They cun he seen only between 10 ------------------- — A, M. and noon unless by special repairing, piano appointment *over telephone 777 s with J f years during the hours nnmeil, or Tel d Mus!c Sturo pi,mi,. 775 at other limes. Solicilalitsn O f O rtru n iz c rs Is A him | E n d e d , D ire c to r O f ll. S. E m p lo y m en t S e r v i c e M akes K n co u rn u in ir R e p o rt & , V S1IINGTON. Aug. 27.—The l I W. W. scare in the'hnrv- . P reduced rales are for Id- of the west appears to J Stive Insertions, hiti;{ of the past, accord in if | purds of average length hard T. Ji-.tes, d im tor of the jilted a line. l\oi)j|iiyn.ent Service. [num charge of 30c for il«* organisers of the Indu-l . isertion. '■rl rrs of the World may he ! advertising is restricted Jheir trade of selling "little jer classification, nils,, to workers in harvest , i error is made The Sam ami ii|mii freight i ruins, i prald will be responsible niliiitalion has teusel to y one incorrect insertion, ! alarm among the farmers j [vertiser for subsequent i vn-people in thr great ; ms. The office should be •n-lt, Jones deflnred I immediately in case of ere really has been nr serious | e between authorities at’d ( o a d v e r t is e r s W IV. for several years, but ranis we have hid virtually Hcould representative |u,' mil - nf any kinds of active irhly familim with rules, pj,. a hi Jones. slid datum icntion will 1 L c o m p e te in fo rm a tio n . SURPLUS OE SIIKIH.l* ryoU wish, they will assist Surplus of Labor j wording your want o*l. e sitealion lies been briiught | e it morn effective. a ' i it largely through the Federal i Employment Servic.* and the r n . ! P0RTANT NOTICE ■operation of citizens residing in the states west of the Mississippi,] [risers should give their "One of the great difficulties of or postoffice address as L their phone nun.ber if the puM has been a sudden surplus [esire results. About one !■: lulmr at some perticulni ptiinl. 1 out of a thousand hus This was often due to misleading [ I 16— Houses F a r Rent Lhune nnd the others ntlvertisen mts concerning the! [eommuzJcnte with you BUILDING BLOCK A — irrigation ft-ROOM ROUSE, all modern cuntiled of laborers. Tin* employment I they know your address. boxes and gerierul cement work , vcniences. .10.r» Magnolia Ave, service seek to fill tae demand and i Miscontinuance M L S1 be Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Tur- i Phone 632—XV, N, II. Garner. to iivi id these surpluses, hi person *t The Henfnrtl wlllcger, 1Toy. 3rd uud Elm. i "For years the employment ser* j office or by letter. Tele, [ vice was fa'ed by lrhor agitation discontinuances are nol LANEX.S DRUG S10K E---Pro-. furnished nr unfurnished. En, in one particular section t*f Kan­ scriptior.s. Drugs, Soda, in. O08 w Hughey St. sas. An investigation showed that as near you as your phone. Call 10J | ------------ - — -------------- — iub - Prom '.t • Efliclent ! In thousands of unsigned handbills --------------------- ------------------------- 1HOUSES—$6 up to $20. Also furnI ht’d been sent out urging .1,000 In -, Service WlGMT-CHKlSENliEKM F K lN lI "ishe.l apartments. Call at 2100 btvers to conn* to this town ini- i SHOP — Printing, K.rgraying, Mellonville Avenue or phone 810 W. . (IN S)—It mediately*, oaned m entH r KN*t h.mom bungalow with seemed strange that n man of such Ton Muny Jobs r j e,iitaus*ing. d to ua first. . W« ua ----- bd . t Phone 41,-W. R. R. Av«mw-| Kttrnge> (:Jl) |t,.r mo„th, WoodrutT genlu* should select it clown to capWhen they arrived only a few Commercial urreet. Sub-divisions* T. A. Brotherson, tain the team he expected to win a could find jol.s. Naturally this iy knew |Ulee number i f’ idle nnd disnppumps, home H jht und LUMBER snd complete io named npmtcd men felt that they had u inta. Sanford Machine t.o. - bpiMing material. Ixjw prices. k’OR RENT:—Two houses, HOI j Charley Grimnj rst has*!mice, if ■ ----- !Security Lumber Co.. "Wl t Go'id , unj 1405 W. First Street. Kent man, field gener Cubs, j “\f,, fin,i tbpt with payment, of na. . iGrades Come From" Mu Vuicunizing Works. • Grimm, legal] s John, frtjr wages and Intelligent direet* ' ;i’ ^ ’s iith . PL Our 787. _ • but popularly has ol* j„n t workers and the farmers FOR RENT: —6 room unfurnlsh- wuyi |H.e |, n tr, V l * ket along very well and both npbx containing' CONCRKTfi In every ^kape ed stucco bungalow, 2 be-1 n(irth„i,|e. He i lined the | rilr p, benefited." Ith figure of an • form, blocka "*— rooms, living room, dining w on'll degree of efflci nnoyance Mi)n, than mo.otn inlgnUvy . . . . , kitchen (equipped with electr.c , .y.. . » and Tony w orleri have entered the harvest old rltti; ’ oval mentals, etc. Si Filtb and Maple hath ( M l k h a ■»(*«-“ |,„„U le caused fif |,jw ih|* season ilespite the inwith oval setting; smalt nets Company creuae In labor saving machinery, stickpin, finder notify Sts. Phone US ting, and j |,0 in la n d for harvest worker* urmount* wni n ,t jn.oon in Kansas nlnm* by o m atter | jy,,, intro.ucti<*:i of combine mn4-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for tomobUes rent. 1700 block. S25 a month. close the chines, vVfitcn cut and thrash the Box 1700 cure Herald. ME1AL ROOFING— Tho Roof Ev­ DODGE erlasting. Metal shingles; FOR SALE:—Four tWm cottage [e cars and Graham trucks standing seam tin and galvanized on one of best lots on Magno­ d 13th Street. Phc-ne 3. roofs. See Jam es H. Cowan. Oak lia Avenue, nead South Sid* School —Price reasonable. Term* INS A COWAN CO. Auto ave. and Third St. Phone U I. to suit purchaser. Owner Box 411 itor and sheet metal works, 6—Help Wanted (Male) cure Herald. tnch Ave. Phone 716-W. pe rates on request. ARE. M / \ . -r^ A re w h a t X G E T E vJERH' "ThAE. X A coK HINA *Tt> PA9>S V A h ^ T i-\IM C t . PillwWiiiritifpiiii Wl-W MOTHERS GET GRAW MATRICIDE Levine and Drouhin Ready to Hop « ■mm, rs-iTM - T S t JffS U -i'aS S ■S - NFORD BUICK CO. 112 Magnolia Ave. Phone 367. * MODEL TRIM CO. rim the car, not tha owner'hone 917 for estimates P. W. RADFORD 1F.W SANFORD BOOSTER t only *1.00, Studebok-r '•Ask fnr carbon julct. with le-stops the knock. San larage Co. BOYS WANTED—Cun use five good boys who are hustlers. Can turn i s high an a dollar a n 'a fte r­ noon. Apply Circulation Depart­ ment Herald. FOR SALE:—One of best five room bungalows on Ualmetlo Avenue, in Sanford Heights, cor­ ner lot, equipped with electric range and water heater, pdee lea* tkan market value, terms to atuL WANTED—Morse operator ft-i Box 15 C. O. Herald. ubout two days work apply Pos tal Telegraph Co. FOR SALE:—Five room Spanish bungalow on Park Avenue. 2 11— Miscellaneous rnr garage, nice lawn, immediate possession.- enn’t be bent for the CAR AWNINGS.Auto Awn price.'term * $200.00 cash, balawce monthly. Box 148 care Herald. ing Co. 11 Ball Bldg. Followiipr tho finding of the body ST. A U G U STIN E-Four stores of hi* mother, .Mrs. Elisabeth 11111. t< ho erected nn St. George St. in u shallow grave in the cellar! of the Hill home In S treater, UI., Hurry Hill, 21, is being-aought aa the slayer, Mrs. Hill was the diforced wife of a wealthy Streutor physician, . whosu inveitlgitlon after the young man had cashed forged checks led to the discovery. They Admit It -Chart#! A. Levin* H eft), who flew aa a pussenger wltlj C U renf^fc Chamberlin la th* New York-lu-Germany flight. Is to mqk* >b«. return hop with Pilot Maurice- DrouliIn irlith i), fami.ua Fraurli scan l Drouhin. who waa to fly the Farmuii-Gollath Plane wa« tvinura*! t») auuiv of hl» fellow countrymen when he unvoted Levine'* ».#•#' lu pitot the B rllauta. BY TAYLOJt Aso m e Tb LET YtJD l*J on 'N S ’ T ut - tut - now -THE ENTIRE organization r r a e soffrfnsE.tsuNN-ike _ PUNEfC OF 1BE COMPANY / W(0kty THOUGHTrw. ehoi-djajg a farewell ( henry - EirrREaaY inquET TOMIOHT IN lT ISN’T NECCDARY 0H0A OP YOUR V . polar oASrt— y ' > ------- — has a HIGH reearo for Your fwewoJ hiP awo wey TA«e These means to LET'S HEAR * FRIENDS AND FELLOW eMPUNCES— > w e HAVE WITH US MBS EVENING A MAN WHO i$ f a m iu a r To all o f u f — A MAN .WHO bfUUGE- STRAtEHT FbR HJS 60AL - H 6 LOOKS NEiTHBR TO THE idOR LEFT AND AW7BIN6 gAN . him F ro m h is ■ N, tboo 6 h t h e r e a r e M ANYoerrAcixs '5\ IN His PATH, STlU- HE K tiP S O N ------\ { GOWG-HClSAMAK OFNCBVEV' Cures Paralysis ESPRSSt TKfilR SlNCERC WISHES FbA A SAFE ANO PHOTlTABL€ Y0TA6E---liue VURrrtEN A SHORT AOORe« J YlrtrtKVRU-OPCN THE Event - h o ld o n h e n r y -— YWP l EARE UA8L6 TT> THINK PM A TRUCK L PRIVEK*— . A Lourdes Grotto in America II* la hitting w«J| over It is not likely that ha will slump t witn me heat of a pennant beacon caressing the Cuba un the cheek. An Aggressive Player Grimm la a fiercely aggressive i player of th* never give up type unu is a Deiy leader. *le constant-1 •y analyzes nts pitchers and rushes u> the mound with words of advice und inspiration when they lag or seem to bo slipping. Grimm hates to lose. - , In PlttaburghL whence he came ah ng with Rabbit Maranville and Wilbur Cooper in 1B26, he waa re­ garded aa a shiftless player with out a winning complex and a m at- 1 ter-of-facl temperament. ,^ u t his play for the Cube in thia pennant campaign, which has -not exactly i been futile a t thia writing, has dis- [ credited all the opinions Pittsburgh | nv*>p fnrmpil nf Kira I ever had,” McCarthy said re­ cently. "He'a the seventh wonder us a first sacker, and if we don't win the pennant, it wont* be "Lefty’s” fault.” From jester to captain hasn’t stopped Grimm's banjo playing, .ou» u has curtailed much of the .heatrical in his baaebalL BUNNELL-— F a g le r’ County cc-urtlioUse dedicated recently. PINELLAS—Bridge to be cohftiuctNI acioa.* Tsir>»i Bay to Pin- js'oium Shearer, beautiful Holly- Dr. L II. M artin.'city health nl- I fleer of Fort Worth. Tex., has found cures for several persona affected b* liifstilll* paralysis by maculating them with serum luken from the blood ot perstwm alady recovered from the disease. rauklln D. Iloo^velt. left a), most a cripple by the.ailm ent, ha* offtrsd. to pay Dr. .X(ar||t{» ex­ A s exact duplicate of 1 penses for the treatm ent ,t*u many miraculous caret persons whom Dr. Martin Is tak congregation of 81. Joe lug to Warm Springs^ to> ? ■how* the grotto uod w a a . »*•' iVT.; wSftraPA � 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 30, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 30, 1927. 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