302 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ed3aa3dc676a7dba8923decefce3fc8d.pdf 1acb800645de9a1d4e53ee31a563527b PDF Text Text 1. <5-1 sJ vjr n‘ . YOUR NEW SPAPER .Uj -■ZW « w V i- M .... . THB I iblished In Florida’s Heart it World's G reatest Vegetable rtion. Its Richest Garden I And lUJOT M a 'X V a ■ • Lease! Wire IM ^ L llo n al N e ^ serslca; ; Nanking Holds Five Citizens For Ransom R O L E FROM BERAL Irmer ;rnor if ter "hird 1 Indiana GovIs Released Serving One Of Sentence /IM«lNKn ^ ,Ch^five a ’ AU*nI — (INS) Holding prominent citizens in virtual imprison­ ment, the government, at the insistancc of Nanking, has de­ manded a cash payment of $10,­ 000,000 from the Chamber of Commerce, reports from Canton .disclosed today. The prisoners will not be freed, it was said, till the huge demand is met. The re­ ports also told of the Bolshe­ vik occupation of Plngyuen. on the Kinngsi-Kwnngtug border, the reds arc also said to be threatening a coup at Kaifung. ipes To Return< Money He Lost A ierkoetter Takes Lead Away i From George YounRAtFlvc ' • Miles Point In Twenty-One Mile Wrigley Marathon Race German Is Still In * Lead At Eight Miles EXPldRERWANTS is Sentenced To 10 rears For Use O f TO LEAD PARTY IN . TORONTO, Aug. 31. (fNS)— Four miles on the course of the 21falls To Defraud RESCUE REDFERN mllo $53,000 Wrigley swimming marathon en Lake Ontario, Ern­ iTLANTA. Ga., Aug. 31.— 62 years deeply £aved into j jovial face his steel-gray turned a bit more white, >Id. bent and tottery marl, t*ral prisoner 17,746. emer-; from the United S tat 93 Jtentiarv ■ this afternoon from the restraint artd i d s o f Drjson walls against Ich he has protested time dr time. Starts Second Idin At Noon . After Covering First 8 In Four Houre And 20 Seconds Expedition Would He Under Joint Auspicies Of Smith­ sonian Institution, AmerirapMuseum ^Rochester U. SAN] est Vicrkoeter, German water ace, today wrested the lead away from George Young, Canadian swim­ ming star. *• In furious spext, Vierkocttqr plunged to the front of Young and pulled 50 yards ahead. Young con­ tinued swimming at n steady pace but the German appeared to be getting more power from his strokes. Young had covered about five miles vfhei). ho was seized with erninps and forced tn drop out. V ic to rlte r still wns in the lead at tho end of seven miles. He held an advantage of two minutes over Edward Keating of New York, in scccnd place, who in turn was fol­ lowed by Roy Summers of San Francisco. Vicrkocttcr was still leading nil the eight-mile mark, his time for twenty seconds. V One of the race officials, who had predicted that George Young would only Inst a few miles today, 31^1827" Member Audit bureau Of government Has 6 Co-Operate 1um-Runners S T A R LEADS IN 150,000SW IM .'\C. UundM ,. try- - 'J & " P O C H E WATER : Local thuodernhowers tor Wi ^ and £ w?. • • .M . tfi .XW(. ■WAHHHINGfON,' Aug: : 3 inspection tour of the border countfy by Frank Dow. assistant Com­ (IN’S)—A fcdeVal drive to t^e Canadian border to smugglers, missioner o f .customs, Dow recom­ bootleggers and rum-runners gm mended a campaign to “Mry up” under way today with Um Canad­ the border, although technically the ian, government promising t i to- customa authorities will be engag­ oporate with the American aulhbr- ed ip preventing smuggling. As the chief commodity smuggled across itiea. w the Canadian bonier la liquor, tho -An army of .customa VI principle activity of tho patrol many of them the governs will be to halt bootlegging. tta r prohibition njgcpts, were The. Royal Customs Commission b g directed to posts aloor the I of Canada meanwhile concluded a der between Buffalo and conference hern with state, Justico rou to halt all sum in '*”u*y officials. The'Domin(be line. This rc-cn lorcemens w»‘ ,,n'! ion s cnmmiBsion came c a m « here to t« neg­ double tho normal border patrol otiatecommission a new agreement with the nnd concentrate approximately United Slates for halting nil kinds 400 government agents on the task of smuggling along the border. of "‘drying un the bordeV.” The The Canadian authorities probably crusade.wil) be directed by Sumner wlil reduco tho number of porta of (.’. Sleeper, a customa affihial, who entry to Canada, a program cauprobably will make his headqtihr- iulatcd to release a large number ww* In Detroit. ,■>. of CanndUyi customs agents for a Tho decision to strengthen the drive against (m ufglert on the far tb'irdtr patrol tbllowed w person aldde (ft tha border. . ~ ------- - - ■-■ c i :-------- — . KIN OF BENJ WOMAN LAWYER FRANKLIN VIS ATTACKSDIVORCE CITY FOR A REST LAWS AS UNFAIR 'fm ?■ ms Trans - Atlantic Flier HasEngagedHinchcliffe Tq , Fly Co­ lumbia ToNew York 4* I Wishes S t Raphael • The Best Of Luck If Princess Is Unsuc^cesful Levine Will . Hop O f f> At Once LONDON, Aug. 31. (IN S)—The » ROCHESTER, N. Y., Aulr, 3 1 .fcudden start of O fjtoJu l.esIio ( INS)—An expedition to rescue Hamilton nnd Cok F. P. hllnchln Puul ReRdfcrn, missing Georgiaon a trans-Atlantic flight has to- Brazil flyer, is expected to start for South America from here next changed the plana of Charles D. Saturday, it was announced today Levino to return to America by nir. risoncr 17,71(1 again liecnou' by Richard Marsh, explorer and rrn T. McCray, former govern- dienverer of the “Whlto Indians” Thq' New Yor|-to-^smany flier, |( Indiana. once lending figure of Panama. who had planned to hpp off to: rrnfmwortW.'A.I'VmikHn, Only Speaker At Buffalo Confer* morrow nation’ll politics, multi-milfrom the royal air {orco, The cxpedllon, headed by Marsh, 1/ving DirectDesccndantOf lire farmer nnd dairyman and cnce Of Attorneys Insists said this morning that he woudld Hoosicr state’s leading citizen. will bo under the joint auspices of Fnnotui American, CoratH Man - Made Divorce Laws not ateihpt ’ the trans-Atlantic K’rnv had nerved three yearn the Smithsonian Institution, of Herewith \VlfeFor Sojourn Don’t (Jive Women Chancy flight If M infin, and Hamilton and | four months of n tan-yenr Washington, I). C„ tho American their titled passenger, the Prlprncc imposed upon, him when Museum of Natural History, New ccSa Lowcnstcin-Wcrthelm. worn Sanford lias oh its guest for the i b u f f a l o , n . y .. A u g .a i^ - it vpMftafkL Las convicted on charges of York City, and tho University of , ' * > ■ the mitlU .ti» defraud. His Rochester, acording to tho an­ next three .vreks n chemist of during that, "woman a through ,"I wanted tp bo tha flrit to crosa wish now in to live long nouncement. wido reputation and a scion of one V'ith man-made laws, govemoring from this aide,” Lorine said, “But Jirh to repay everyone who lost marriage and divorce," the Nat­ Preparations were-underway to­ of • the most distinguished ional Association of Women la w ­ Jthere’i no point In going if Mlnc^in p v through hi* operations. Al­ day for equipping the searching families in all America. Ho la prof­ yers toddy tabled, for consider­ succeeds. Anyway, I havo other lah without capital, ho hopes party following receipt of tele­ r-cnttr the grain nnd cat(lo grams consenting to nccompany the essor W. A. Franklin cf-New York, ation at some future mooting, a flights.In mind. ness, his first lovd. resolution advocating federal ic g isj, "I wI8h Mlnehln and Hamilton expedition fn?m J. T. Harrington | ben McCray entered the foiler- Smithsonian Institute, Dr. Char­ lotion touching martial re la tio n a l**<* heat of luck. They are fine airIr. “Such a law in tho National men and their machine is all right. rison on the first of May, three les B. Breeder, American Museum six weeks training, nnd did not np- F rnnklln- thnt j American history whose deeds hnvft Congress," said Misi Katherine But weuthur reports seem unfav­ |s ago, ho wns in the best of of Nuturnl HiHstory, and LicUt. pear to have his old stamina. th, walked with n brisk stride Louis R. Rosebaum, U. S. A./' Vicrkocttcr stnrtcd the second I b«con,« Immortal and whose phlth*- I’iko of Washington, D. C., presi­ orable. else we would have started | maintained his suave nnd pol­ this morning. . Pnnl Varner, backer of tho Rcd- lap at 12:35 having covered the ophy and scientific discoveries dent of the association, “would be ' manner. . first eight miles in four tutors 20 have been non0 the less important conceived in cigar smoke and, like “If Minthin turns bgck today or ' was lost to the world for ,»vec fem flight, informed Marsh that seconds. Summery at this print seconds hummers point in their influence upon the world as not, birthmarked with chewiqg tonight, we’ll start tomorrow if ir as hid own request, members fivo South American countries had had taken four hours and thirty • . V*f-’ ttco, Men have made carriag e the weather it favorable.” , fbmisod to conduct a short search |i» family did not visit him. He eight mlntitcH. ,, ... glut divorce lawa for women of all Captain Hlncfcriiffe, whom Le­ R-dfom along the eaat coast. Frnfesnor h runklin, arrompanieq later heard of (train ns editor Next to pass tho mark and sturt Daner "Godii * report enl their k prison paper, “Go<td Wards Wfrd*. ” ™ •» by his wife, CBti.e to Sanfonl - «' ° ¥r " wmiXnAt * ^ v S w S ^ a h 5 a j r * & ^ will be made befortf the around again waa Mcudell B u rd itv week (rdm Daytons Bench take the women of tha nation, al­ jocted return flight to the Udlted of Toronto, who had been in the roscuc expedition starts: mill ns a* the federal frdcrnl Marsh rose lot clasa nnd * re g a le d as oo# of tho most another century, to rational­ -St.ittee, is water five homtfand eight minutes they,had spent n short time, bn's idea! prisoner. ize them.” Worrld’s flhest dvflliin Jilots. He U behind him was Ethel Hertci at are here for a rest and arn'liopplng |o wns not the man who once RIO DE JANERIO, Aug.31.- New York and six minutes be. Miss Pike urged the delegates to th* only Bltish pilot who has been a t tha Hiifcl Valdes. At the age of his prize blue-blooded Jerseys f INS}—An intensive search was |ihid her swam John O'Halloran. leave the problem to th* state leg- granted permission to hold a full tie head of the cattle show pro- in progress by South American ‘7 , "V 83’ Professor Franklin ia unusually At 2.30 P. M. Vicrkocttcr coflfTn-|np»iVl, «np _ ___ f-his/y«ars TT,i« natures, "where more than on« licenso after losing tho sight of Lons nnd who walked off with officials today for traces of Paul hundred Women members In th« on* eye. Hincheliff* suffered this U f mn f hi 3 ar T It uf the blue ribbons, siivpr Rcdfcrn, missing Georgia •'to-Bra­ ucd to send the field, Burdctt irf fact various assemblies will havo a Injury In the World War. he attributes'to a clean life, Toronto had moved up into second! |»hies nnd honors as the million- zil non stop flier. t * i i . . l t v . . i t . * _ « t r __ t r . . 1.1 y x ; fnrmcr und dairyman of In­ Tho report that a piano resemb­ yluce. Ethel Ilcrtlc, of Now York] I°n* nn,I M’Kulnr hour of sloop and The tabled resolution, offered by was third, Michael, tbo Frenchman, a carefully regulated diet. V ' tin. He wan un aged und broken ling the "Port of Brunswick," RedMts. Edward Franklin White, of fourth, Chaffee, of Ventura, Cnl., S—an ex-convict. . Professor Franklin is fsumler tym’s machine, was scon over tho Indianapolis, proposed a constitu­ (Then u telegram notify'ng the Delta-of the Orinoco river on Sat fifth George Clayton of Chicago, and hentl of tho Franklin Chemic­ tional amendment empower! ig con­ Lien of M cCnr/a parole nnd.or- urday afternoon, continued to be was lapped.and dropped out. al Company of New York and in gress to write a federal code for png hia release was received, the pivotal point of the invcstl- . • "rny was taken to the office, Cation. Efforts were being made ]|> i , r I p c n i l O H o h l t a addition to t large plant In New marriage and divorce, baaed upon |<ted a new |5 bill, for which hp to search thoroughly the denscly-|W U * I C M J U C U C U d l t York his company maintains an ex­ scientific knowledge.” ......... Mias Pike, Miss Margaret J. tied a receipt, a suit of prison- woo<b‘il section from whence the tensive laboratory in Rochester. arns, of Lincoln, Nebrlaka, who *. TsjIfF was a red letter day at lie clothes and a ticket to In- report originated. It is believed Tho professor has retired 1 _iC ™«was re-elected vicu-ptusldent of th* the Municipal Zoo. Police author­ nspolis. that Redfern may have been for­ active .work after spending nearly'^^V ation* and’man ,of th* drier ities reported six additions to the Is he wulked into the warden’s ced down in the jungle a short 70 years in hia chosen profession, (gates are also mem ar.t of t|i* city's, monsgerie, one of them a ba­ Ice, he remarked that.the future while after the plane was seen, V HAssociation, P I H P B Iwhose by flying squirrel- presented by Like nil business heads who have A i i n c M Bar ■ hopeful. Pursuant to an order from Wash­ ; Sanford Kiwanian* enjoyed a been in Jiarncss for so many years, fiftieth annual convention opened Ernest Gormley and the other f)ve Il’m (52,” ho mused, his voice i» ington, the American consul at burlesque debate kat its weekly here with approximately 4J)6o composing a litter of bulldog pup­ lie feeble, "hut I’ve got u good Burn requested Governor Dionl- meeting today at tho Seminole Professor Franklin retired with dejegntes, repreaentln^ 28,000 pies presented by Rags, official |l of life still ” sio Rentes to wire officials of all Cafe. T. W. Lawton, in charge of some reluctance, and then only members, in attendance. mascot of the police department 1c looked away, and added: South American states, chiefly tbo program, announced as tho with thn intention of giving more The gathering will witiMsa to­ und general pot of all the animals. | l want to see those grandchil- those in the northern port of tho subject for discussion, ReooWbd: time to the pursuit of his chosen morrow tho first meeting on Amer­ The squirrel waa faught by Mr. |n of mino—to have them on my continent near Guayannes, to ‘ITJuit the Atluntic Const Line ican soil of the ranking judicial Gormley in front of hLi home, hobbythat of collecting eurios «i. search for Rodfern and report U".stioned about the political nit- immediately if any traces of the Railroad should he abolished.” and antiques. J’.o Car the past sev­ officers of G(«at Britain and the UWI Magnolia Avenue. It was so Four speakern were assign-d to eral years tho Professor with his United Rteles, when Lord Gor­ young .that it was unable to ev lion in Indiana, he said he wa3 missing aviators arc found. uphold each oj'le and after a spirit- wife bar. travelled rxtenaively in don. ilqwart, Lord Chief Justice of rftpe nn Mr. Bromley spied it and responsible for publUhcd retoward the squirrel. It 1, but admitted that he had fol­ The Governor Immediately D<\uqd ad'debate, the negative aide was queoi of treasured antiques. Ills England, who is tp address the advanced ]a believed to be only a few ..days the desired orders. The foreign declared victorious. convention Thursday evening, ded devclopements keenly search haa been rewarded and to­ American . Those who spoke for tho afflrni- day he poaiu’Rsca one of tho largi st te intrvducf’d - hyl Chief Justice old. Thn squirrel was placed in tho Bgh the Indianapolis newspa- office has informed Ambassador Morgan here that the ative were: 3. J. Nix, Rny Fox, collections of curios ever assembled Teft, who js expected to arrive to* rag,, with other members of hip . . W' , . morrow from bis summgf homo at family- but he beat a ha k in:) greeted, in the warden’s Brazilian government will ro-oper^ R. L. Christeaberry and R. II. In the United .States. * rest'and in a minute was hid baPoibte su pic, Quebec. W by John W. Moorman, of In­ ato to the fullest entent in the Ciiapman. Tha negative side includ OC all' the heirloom* that ho hind a hoard partition.'! Redfern. No news has nas T< ^ y u m .,, W. B. Zachary, ownsInn, n life-long friend nnd the search for Rcdfcrn. M. *«aurico Maurico uozauoi Bokanowskl. French ire snvurthe.most cherished a ____ ’.The family which Kagn sod am, E j Trotter. Tho al article* that wero once tho prop- Minister OK It to hid the ex-governor good-by been received here of Redfern a « c posts hand A J U J llltlV f . t iu of lCommerce found herself caring . |o r - w. Ion he entered prison, and whereabouts. Jpn JV !niftt» .«b(n*L dges J- G. Sharop *rty of Profensur Franklin’s fnm, M l,ifVlhs ... morning Is composed,pf S9merflne llliam T. Evans, his son-in-law, cKay.aml A. C. Fort. . mimiscot eha............ .i rvpfh' P I . 1 us grent-grvut,. grandfather. •F*if wiU.intuilsant..... kn was prosecutor when the MeBRUNSWICK. Ga., Auif. jU Edward F. tan* called atten- istance there.is * pair .o f sped. Bokapowski was.si o a member of looking puppies, Ragaila proud e i fay seondul brolte nnd resigned (INS)—Further evidence that Puul Ihxi to the central Florida Kiwaniu ad*s whb h . Benjamin Franklin the rrench conimbsioir fo WnsK- her brood and made:lhat plaor this morning as sho ther than puyh the, case against Redfern, missing Brunswick to picnic to be hold September, 8. at wore when.he signed tbs Declara­ ington which ,negfdbted thn. at turning them ore Brasil flier, is somewhefe In the Qt.ratified Mbll Crcremonl. An aU-star' liasebill tion of Independence. Then there ,n- -*"• ~ v . 7~ •: place th cm in comfo . northern jungles of South America team will he chosen from all Abe are hi* hat'and conn |p adrlitiim to ngreement of 1U25. and showing other little was received In Brunswick by the uhs to compete against tho (Here- his first printing press which is 7T such as only a mother.w lo. The flight committee today in the form ont team. The features of the now in exhibition in Washington. road mother gtzed inter upon a report from the goverhment day's entertainment as outlined by In addition to his collection of I er young a* a Hertld' » that a Norwegian ship arriving at |f r . Lane will include bathing, Itive called to get a peep Kingston Jamaeja, had seen tho baseball game, boat racing and Knick-kniich*/ Professor ^Franklin )ewcomers. ■e-c plane off tho Vensulean coazt (rand ball. Rags hopes to bring up • _ * The Norwegian ahip Christian i Visitord at thq meeting were: J. ren in the ways ef all g which has just docked at E. Parker of Cleremont and J. E. Were made forl_only ope. day. Ifll Vida* and In this effort i WASHINGTON, Aug. 31-(1N 3) Korgb, . (, . 7 n resent trip s outh u ' was mainly for hav*'the aMUUymn o f,. i |Aau>rirn’s "kid glovo" policy to- Kingston, carried a detailed entry Partin of Wa/pier. - . *.1 A w arrant charging Robert he purpose of securing other in her log concerning the pUpe. Willis, and. other i »rd China in the recent factional Phe date of entry was last Thurs­ the-, slay Rupertpolice.depirtment, negro youth, witi) the. treasures. His search w a\ success i fare there, has a sour bus!- day, Aug. 25, tho day Redfern hop­ NOT TO PLAY MONpAY rul and as a result of Visit to ,a Ing of , Horace Bowers, rnegro » the best .behaved basis, according to trade re- ped off from Glynn Isle, Bruns­ ’orsce smell South Carolina town, Profos- ,you% with the slayiaK of JJ< lobe found anywhi !rts issued here today Tuesday by . The Miotlcipal l|>ml will not to r Franklin hat to possession Bowers, another wick. Obviously tho piano could ..have . gained lc Department of Commerce. Mc-noay night at lhe Band of three sUde’deedfc wMJh he ca­ . jlioriT not have reached Venuxulcon yatilnhell ns haa been their custom, I America's commerce with China ers, some 2,000 miles away, for at the accused hoe been re­ ge Three) acrording to an jinnouncement loIlfc U it fiscal year totaled $301,- least* 24 hours. ia jail to await action of S j f S S ' - 1 ® " the Department aimounred ’ At the. time th* veasel was t$5 xday by Director Joseph Keisen- ."R oy>tL jury in connection with fleet credit to a c t presenting nn increase of $18,- miles from the Venesufcan coast, stein who alateid this action was > V\ •w*. v occurred shootinf ‘ |J.OOO, over the preceding year. taken in order to permit tho play­ t'front* night of the plaarie circled tho ship, ahd tho DETROIT,’ 31.—(IN TAKEN *P«rts to the Oriental republic, pilot dropped two notes, asking for ers to observe Labor Day. B)— yr permit,* >pitQ unsettled conditions there directions to the nearest land and w^a ir ’s ihqueel ting »h- i V i csrey. *n increase the dlstanci following the suggest­ TAPPING WIRE8 UDcavi haa been i' ing PhlT 8. . A. SchllW.l o.I.oqA;over American sales ed signals the shin, pointed her the er, will Jkerville ll>e preceding year. A t the same prow towgrd the shore to suggaat to non-stop •JffH “t America* '.flrtr« insnortsd th« S )-T h ” , direction and waved flags twice non-stop n«-282,000 worth prohibition Bts havc a rig to indkaU naarly 200. The plane tLSf then disappeared In the direction '•-‘5 — tBc.r ‘ &l indicated. . ’ . • o tp l^ h e • FLY ght to 8. f-Supree Me* r today. ’ t AGROUND it ( )ARD J LB AI x/! Aug. 31.— SEATTLE tn Pacific bale* « NEW YOI 11— (II Charlotte, with Oscar. mono. being m I merican Exports Id China Increase sr Previous Year £ f i t * CUtCLQtS ARRIVE SA FE YIN CONSTANTINOPLE Captain H: Finding Perfect Wenlher Con-! a wff _ ditloni Brock And Schlee! A C I S A S M a V l g a i Hop Off From Belgrade For* . ------- Constantinople On '4th This Ifl Third Al CONSTANTINOPLE. APgJJ__ (INS)—The Amcrtcahilwfuad the world plane "Pride of Detroit" a r­ rived here at 11:43 o’clock, Aviat­ ors Edward F. Schleo an4 fWllllam Brock, the pilots plan to1 ‘resume their flight tomorrow morning, weather conditions permitting. Tho fliers. Brock and Schlee, were both w ell They, plan to hop off-tomorrow for Ale Aleppo , AtWestwi Others U t'A V tW r ^ - W l t T S l r-ng.. A»X, 31— ( I N S )—tV the PrinceM Lpwcnst Wcrthelm an a pasnen tain Leslie Hamilton F. F . MincKin of the* Air force took off from a t 7 :35 th ia raorninR in a : attem pt to apRU thc Atlar by a ir.’., ,• . • Using the Fokker mo nlana B t Raphael, owned the PrincesB, the fliers hi BELGRADE* Aug. 31 (INS)— Jhe "pride of Detroit*," roun^Jh* world airplane piloted, by Edward F. Schlee ahd William .3. Brock. hopped off from the Bexnnlfa aer­ odrome a t 5:30> >clobk this mom­ for Ottawa. Canada. ing. fpr * . ' Constantinople istantlnople.' \ The princess I.ovrinsteln, Th* dislnnet' dlsUnee to Cone The. liah woman la 61 years old. OC nmiles, ho ia R boo d w jThe w f ifilers ! j p i . . was born Lady Anne Savtl*. In If T}yv in th* Turkish capita) before she w u married to Prince noon today; wig Karl Zu Lowenateln-Weri Brock and Schlee arrived here Frendenburer. C memb«r of a t 'l l:4 5 yesterday morning from Goman nobility. She hoe beer Munich. They had originally plan­ widow since 1R99 ned t° proceed directly to Con­ A member of a British far stantinople, but reports of ad­ that dates back to tho tit* verse weather conditions near.So­ Richard II,’ the princess haa fia enused them to stop hare, Tho been prnmlrtent in society of weather bureau wnrnod that thn bind and th* .continent. Of storm would continue throughout year*, nhc became interested if tho nfterndon, so the round- the- action. Thy International Nt world fUera decided to stay over Ice announced last Week t Princess was contcmplatlr until thl* mprnlng. f a r in g ’their stay In this cRy, fUfht whji Minchlu a r J Mwarn denied by UM.fUrirs were tb r guesU of the bul itim*. Ur American legation, and last night the Until la u last nigthL It iUntl nttemled a banquet gtvun in their known town that they intasied tc >ynor by the Yugoslav A*rp CJpb, this, morning, and their ann Detroit alrpien said they w*r« m e n tth a t they would brave 1 iuttnsely disappointed over the de- danger* of a truns-oceanlc ley, but expressed the belief they today came as a complete su. would be able to make up for loat The aviators and their fe time within the next two or threo companion almost met with t days. Brock and Schlee are out to at the vary outset, the heavy break th* present record of £8 and sped across the Geld for a one-half days for a trip around thren-quarters of a mile befor the world. rose into the air, and then nnr tv mlsned a clump of trees as cleared,! thp field. A tremendous cheer went from the large crowd which assemblod. The spectators ns the plane wobbled unc« over the turf. Ever gaining i turn but Uswheria still huggir 1 . ■ i und when’for a moment i f Sheriff C. M. Hand ha* returned red that thd plane would from CsinasviUe where, he went rlsew Then, when It hod taxied m to get J. E. Morris, negro, arrested than threo -quarters of a mile^l in that city on charges of embea- pose of the plane tilted upwa zlcmcnt preferred by the Florida the wheels went free from ' ,Negro Finnneo Company o! this ground, and a momunt later , city. Morris, is charged with mis­ Plane had disappeared appropriating fl,BOO of his com­ clouds, i , . .w • .. . ^ pany's rnortey *.o hls‘ owrf usd. Th* .The. plane arms bcavih n'egrp L ’nov/ iq ji.U’with’ hla bond Besides the regular comt ggsoline necessary for a set by Judge Sharon n't 000. Acn-rdiitg to local au^hbrltlfs, th|s length, the fqsriage of l Morris’ operation* have, been quea- Raphael” was fiUed with a acnair and an army cot ( tlonable, for sotqf time. He (■ said tu be wanted ’ elsewhere over the use of the princess during . state for. violation q/ the state’s Uuou* Journey. • i Prince** Lowenstein, ''blue sky” lawn affect|nr the sale g the protestation* of | of stocks. Th# negro Is also said to S’who objected to her have Swindled a St. Petersburg nrcn out of $2|000 end to h* flight, waited a t her iome in Belgrade Squ red a deed to fier home. word that the aviators were ... . 0 hegro ‘l^. deseribed as • for tho start. W Jjen.po’*' * fmoorii worker.,He Has been em­ ployed far tome time by th* focal aching, sha Journey financing concern Jp.iiu: ip,the capacity caps ’•|M» Bing b?*i52tle tooia activities are said-to have t* taken the ' him all over th* state. lie haa t --------------------b**n Under surveillance of lo*at authori­ {Iff held service* ties for romtUm*.who,accused hU reHovg. wing* of Orre«t in,Gainesville upon a war ' of officers ’ /a n t sworn out by the Florida Na•s, comrs, fro Finance Company. . ktood i Th* Ofgro’a cos* will come up fqre SU* fall U oq of iwornOut C harging Sanders .US With Boy’s Murder K (w * x * r i o B f th* 3 trim-'** »ugh i TRIES J*" V near loted Bx Col. Mi iin With Pa* FlyingSquirrel And Five Bull Pups Are Negro In Jail Here P re se n te d To Zoo F acin g Charge Of E m bezzling $1,600 Features Kiwanian M e e t Today Noon Ms )11 r i j ; i X ■ �p 'm ■ I •' ■ V. 1 A | 1 !IV ■u 1: i iV J if j m * 1 n !. 1 1 1 »- D A I L Y A ,nl Wednesday, the last day of this sale, offers you the greatest opportunity e^fer presented to a shopp* to save m oney-values in this sale have been stupendous* amazing, defiant of all competition but when you see our offerings for Wednesday, the last day, you will simply be astounded at the ridk» lously low prices that will prevail. Nothing will be reserved—nothing Will be held bhek—everything must go—everything is priced so that every putye wUlbc able to take home an arm fufof packages. , A Personal Message To You! First of all we wish to extend thanks for the patronage which has made this sale the most outstanding mer­ chandising event in the history of Sanford business. We we wish '1 by the ha as we ca again. Tomorrow, our MMday, we urge you to again visit this store for regardless of how low we priced goods be­ fore, the last day will see reductions that will set Sanford gasping with amazement. Don’tfa il to attend tomorrow, Wednesday, August the 3lst., our LAST DAY! All Ladies Shoes in Store INCLUDING RED CROSS Makes MEN’S FELT HATS Values Up To $6- $ 7 $ 8 ^ $ 9 $ 1 0 & $ 1 1 Values S&e$ 1 to & Last Day Bankrupt Sale Price Last Day Bankrupt Stile Price Last Day Bankrupt Sale Price Last Day iJale Price 1 Neckbands Only 1 2 - $ 2 . 5 0 & $ 3 . 0 0 Values » ^ * »« /L a st Day Bankrupt Sale Price SALE j Cohie and see before you biiy—don’t take anyone’s word—see fair yourself —We fean’t haul this merchandise away—prices are lowest ever recorded—Itfi your last gfeat big chance— flon*t fall to snatch this last opportun­ ity to save! �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31. 1927 Sanford Herald Are Y o u A Gambler ? As Brisbane Sees It » F o rt Myers and W inter Park have inaugurated an ad----- vertising and publicity scheme which should receive the 5 5 5 consideration of Sanford and other cities of Florida. The «< •* plan is to conduct a campaign to attract now people by personal letters. Already Fort Myers reports th a t its efforts oea arc beginning to bear fruit. The personal message plan of 4>t*> advertising a city may not be as far reaching as a cam­ paign through the newspapers, but its results will be benc552 ficinl because of the individuality of the appcnl. 5121 A personal invitation to visit a city automatically cstab*i??iliahes a tie between the sender and recipient. Persons in ►m2- the N orth who receive such letters are JRnmediately conscious of a certain amount of interest in ^b o ir welfare and I*1**- accordingly their attention is focused more intently upon the city from which the message has come. ' It seems to The Herald th at this plan is especially time* ly because of existing conditions over the state. This is a cth* retrenchm ent period when prosperity is temporarily halted jL.” and dollars are worth fhorc because of their scarcity. Of necessity the situation has compelled chambers of commerce and boards of trade to reduce their operating expenses and cu** out larKe appropriations that were meant to advertise *• the cities of Florida. The personal message plan of adver___IUsing costs very little in comparison with other schemes, Nwt Of Airship*. Fifly -Fifty. Vaccination Necrasiry? Hurt Coats Millions, BY ARTHUR BRISBANE r a p r r lK h l t»2 T hr S ta r •T. Ur ok uidK i nford, FI*. and stored in a hcrmitically THE CHINESE SITUATION should demonstrate, even to the government of the United States, the importance of the flying mach­ ine in war. Hand to hand fighting, and long, distance cannon fighting on the *round would be childishly foolish in China. Yoimdfrht kill one mill­ ion or five millioiVs Chinese, that .wouldn’t make much difference. . Rut war from the air would make a difference. And it would make unimportant the great num­ bers that might be put into a Chin­ ese army. Half a dozen eagles in the air would have nothing to fear from fifty million sheep qn the ground. A few hundred flying machines, equipped with explosive bombs and poison gas, could bring to reason even a country a» great in area and population as China. sealed tank VEWTS which PRE contam ination. Loch Arbor’s water is as pure and good as any to bt found in Florida U M B E R 1 P» CO M PANY THE VAND WITH A MILL BA CK IN G Phone 135 Yard DirectJM~WatcrT{outt fo JACKSONVILLE .FLORIDA The Friendly Drug Store” LANEY’S Proscriptions Filled Promptly And Accurately E W E S T oncl m o st lu x u rio u s coaittii s te a m e r s a flo a t o ffe r y o u comfort u convenience suprem e. N SAILINGS FROM JACKSONVILLE TO NEWYOfl C alling a l C h a rU ito n > Fverv Monday, rhursday an d S atu rd ay a t 3 P U. September 2 II September .1 ij September r, |{ September 9 1J August. August l rtiiay a Sailing Direct J. H. JACKSON Phone 611 112 E, Second St. MARIGOLDS By Glenn Werd Dresbsch —In the New York Times— E«*jid ev ase in the quiet ro«m ''Had grown, with all the curtains t down, , Jade stems and leaves, and wore r the bloom I; Of gotden sunlight like a crown. ■Special Summer Service JACKSONVILLE and MIAMI JACKSONVILE jesday 1 I’. M. FROM MIAMI ' Every Thursday to \ . )(. SUMMER FARES FROM JACKSONVILLE To New York C it y ..........$36.54 oneway To Charletton.S. C $12.00 ” " T o Roaton, Maas............ $42.81 ** " I t was tha time between the fsll • Of grain-gold c^rdsd In the sheaf And leaf-gold drifting to a wall— r And sueh a time for dreams is !o few dreams ever come to be Tight buds—and then a burst of ' I t all dcpei Opportunity a gun duel with Cupid. Truck Drivers Et Al A man doesn’t become a perfect t a r until after he !« fifty.—PhllaHphl* Inquirer.—But who likes Wm that way? o ( We at first thought Redfern was feeding Caribbean sharks, but now it seems he is being fattened for Bnuilian cannibals. cznr, Ullled by order of the bolsheviksisduct. The crown that he won, worth many millions decorat­ ed by diamonds and pearls, of enor­ mous »:zr, recently was offered for •sale with others of the Rtmanoff | jewels in the United States. I A few years ago when the czar was murdered the thought of huyi ing his jewelry would have been celled sacrilege, compromising ] with murder. Several years make a difference. '■ ^ Fifty years honed' no one would object to the sate. The French reI public owns magnificent jewels once belonging to Louis Sixteenth, j whose head was chopped off by l his beloved subjects. No one would j question the right of the French to sell those jewels now |f they chose. After all. the ezur. while he had the power tb do ns he chose “A SubKlnntinl Jeweler in a Substantial City’ TO MIAMI $16.17 EACH WAY Through tickets and baggage checked ~ 108 Magnolia $59.18 round trip j $18.00 " •* $71.18 * .1 rra la w a l»l p r i n c i p a lf|VC n o rmt haenr »n rts t Mo o il • bum m er Exercusion Now On Sale Return, Limit Oct. .11. |?)27 V \ \\ Notice To City Tax Payers! By Order of the City Commission time for payment of City Taxes without extra costs has been ex­ tended to September 1, 1927. Ellen H o y , Tax Collector. w 1 T r.n tp o tta fto n include* m c .it .n o muni rrm w berth; other i t .t r r o o m , of preferred Inc a im ta w ith or w ithout p r l v . t . lavatory am) 1 ikaim * llh I v i n o rjd o u b lr bed. and private b .ih ■(>■£■ I, a . _ * . O a a- 1 a — . .1 1 n l i t a a A . . . ! . a . 1 .1 _ u l. r it r * , rhaiaea. Perfect d ln ln i aervii* — I table, t-tv e d for two. fo u r, al* or el*ht perton. On bn. 1/neerta and danclnf. Pot lu r lfir r In rn tm a n n n . S tw r u r M , T i c k e t i , a l e . , a p p l y iu J. B. CALDER, Agent Sanford, Fla. WM. B. CLEMENTS, Hist. Passenger. Agent, Jacksonville, Hi “The Seminole Hnt Shop will open about Sept. l.st. with complete line of millinery ANNOUNCING— WHEN SOME GOOD Ignormus tells you that it is a shame to vnecinatc children, that such action isn’t necessary, or effective, you ran usually divert his mind hy ask­ ing whether he would be willing unvaccinatcd, to spend a week in a smallpox pest house? You will find that he would hot. An exchange says there are five Iferent kinds of ten dollar bills rculating In the United States, 'e haven’t seen one of them yet. Police expect to Seixe Hill BeNight, reads a headine in Sanford Herald. We hope Mi garrison surrendered. -Bhiden>n Herald. It hasn't yet. » The movie strike has caused a intdown of practically all picture leaters in Chicago and aa a result • radio houssa sre doing a tregndous business. It's an HI wind, iu know. In Ibe lonir run It d to gamble—you ml; Cay nut n rr.t er.the average „il| cot a loser . . . . 0nc | won by taking a building materials will stand the nio* tests and there’s proachable reputnt them! Supplied from, a DEEP well jft* . No woman like* to fall Into tho grins of the law.—Times-Unlon. It would be hard on the cops if they d id n 't Arbor Has Pure Water Co. THAT'S ANOTHER REASON why the United States should' keep out of any Chinese war.' Wo haven’t nny flying machines. And Russia, which could quickly fly to China's assistance has plenty of flying machines. Japan haa them also, knows how to use them, keeps on building them, hires tho best European filers and buys the fin­ est European machines in addition tn hiiildine her own. Shu knows _ BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY , THE FATHERHOOD OF GOD;Lilca as * father pltleth His chil­ dren, so the Lord pltleth them that fear Him. Psalm 103; 13. PRAYER; 0 Love, th at wilt not -let mo go, I rest my weary soul 1-Jh Thee. • L och .rchHcet U’h a most distressing thing, O That I imitate your lingo. For this feeble-minded mocking Shows a lack of poise that’s shocking, And! my futile, hard boiled yearning Can't prevent you from discerning That I’m ju st attem pting smugly To pretend I’m rough and ugly “ Handsome Dan” tha New York who shot a friendly paymaster wet money to entertain the girls Ith, will be hurried through the If present ilans are carried U He will be brought to trial ihJn three weeks. -------- o-------- * rb* members of the Anti-Saloon THEN AND NOW ague are delighted wHh the ro­ tation of the White Houee. The TAMPA TIMES ■ Roof eoet four hundred thous1 dollars and thay figure that to direct the attention of Automobiles were scarce then, italnty ought to be enough to tfif’w!*1 Eli Witt and his friends to the time nod bicycles were quite common. 20 years ago, when that gentleman Now^it is the other way round. And was * defendant In the municipal uverage them one with the others, We have been asked to endorse court, though we are, we still can- drivers come mora nearly making ils men or thst one for receiver not refrain reference to that event. 50 miles an hour today than they the Seminole County Bank, and Probably you noticed the item In do making 16. Then flying macli­ s understand various petitions the Looking Backward column, S a t-1inc* were but little more than a we been dispatched to Mr. Amos urday. It read: “ Ell W itt appeared ‘dream, Now a non-stop flight •behalf of certain "candldatss." before Judge M.-llenry Cohen this'across the Atlantic ocean has been a fa r as the Herald is concerned, morning to face chargee of «p«gd* • made. Back then home was a placo Is not espousing tha cause of any ing In his automobile. Patrolman ’ to stay, instead of merely someUvidual, and as long as the ra­ Beagle, who followed Mr. Witt nnowhere to sleep. And In almost rer appointed is an Impartial his bicycle, on which he has been everything the change haa been 1 honest' man. with sufficient trailing speeders lately, declared • as great. tine” to look afte r the interests that Mr. Witt wad making a t least All this means progress, and the depositors, we wiU be sat- 15 an hour.” it has been trdly said that not to Fifteen miles an hour— and ar- progress Is to go backward. Still rested for speeding. It is probable the question arises: If the same suggestion has come from the th at were Eli W itt to climb Into relative progress Is made in the nber o f Commerce th at a cen- his car this afternoon and got on next 20 years as have been made Florlda amateur Golf Champ- the streets when traffic la heavy. In the past *20, especially in rcladp ^ornam ent be fostered to maintaining .a high speed of 15 tton to speeding things up, what the place of the annual pro- miles an hour, ha would be told to will people be doing and what will oual matches. Inasmuch an “tell it to the judge” for blocking he the rite of speed 20 years from irofaasionals haVe cost the C.ty traffic. Yet it was but 20 years now? Have we come to where a halt Mtford a considerable ' sum In ago that the ineidaqt referred to must be called or, else la faster j u t and as the City la not a t oeeurfd. Thes* 20 years have mads great Or will we go on, getting- faster mt la a mood to spend money differences. Not many, those days and faster? The answsr will probably be­ tourney really] thought th a t Taihpa would a te r ’baeomi what she U today. Step on the east $200,000,000 a year. That is only part of the nationul hill for rust which amounts to $500,000,000 a year. If that could bo saved, and wisely used tho country could soon get rid of the deserta, swamps, and huild the canals it needs. The president of the National Tube Company, subsidiary of tho United States Steel Corporation, spends a fortune every year fighting, trying to educate the public ctudying soil conditions, perfectearth’s chemicals, The new process of manufactur­ ing steel direct from the ore hy electricity may help solve the pro­ blem. BEWARE OF THE tables o f '•normal weight” tells Dr. Leonard, William* of New York. Those, tables tell you that a man of a rer- ] tain height weighs) normally 147 ands ut 25, and at ’50. 162 pounds is a dangerous falsehood. A man should always weigh less at 60 than at 26f If ha does not, ha will die sooner than he might die. One pound or two pounds added, to the weight on a horse's back will make him los* a race. Imag­ ine the handicap put on an old heart, old lungs and old kidneys, by adding 20 or 26 pounds of fat a t 60. Dr. Williams says find out what our so called “formal weight” is. lien reduce 20 pounds below it. Weight is fat. dllplaclng muscle, which collects on the heart a* well as the abdomen. Man old in years and great In­ tellectual power, Voltaire, Pope, Leo von Moltke, were almost living rkeletons, all a t least 20 to 30 per cent below what would be called “normal w eight” 4 Every one of *us could live well and longer on half of what he eats now. S J The opening nf a CLASS IN PIANO Private Lemoum In All Grades Given by Madeline Mallem Telephone 8H9 3111 East First Street -Sanford. Florida your On Courier tires. A New ’ ^ $ r e * to f ie Product 30 x 3 1-2 Regular Cord . $5.95 29 x 4.40 Balloon $7.40 Seminole Tire Shop firestone Tires 4\i West First Street Gulf Gas TeUM If yuu’i'o a t e l e p h o n e subscriber simply lift the hook, ask for 148 and state your request. TVs a service that makes it comparatively easy for you to insert youi advertisement. And Want ads offer the solution to many a problem. There’s always someone eager to buy, sell or trad e; someone who has a Service to offer. Results are certain and the cost is quite mod­ erate. I �THE SANFORD HI iLDt WEDNESDAY JST SI, 1927 BAND CONCERT and Personal Activities-: pretsiona of Sanford caused him to smoking three cigars a day, o w l “Do 521 predict that it would one day he a aftirr each meal. He ha* made a write city with extensive com nir- rule not to eat anything after 6 “None w h atew ,” ho ™ n d industrial Intereata. o'clock Tn the evehing and r a tin e 1plied Plied,“Everything h» thii ‘You have one of the prettiest a t Psto 0:30 to Deep to between 7 Jin In con*! constinj process of towns 1 have viaited In this state,’' and 8 o’clock. .Hie a< f# tha be told a representative of The Asked what he thought about the fha NeW beli Herald ’’Sanford’s location is phe younger generation, the Professor's carnation. or its chief assets and another Is Its terse reply was -they're cutting 'When ’ w*-din our possibilities as a center for water their lives mighty short." The into*other human bodies Professor js glad that his two chil­ of the. general scheme of i transportation.'* . .Professor Franklin, in addition dren are both boy* because he which' eVoithally lead* to to being a chemist of note, is also said the expense of rearing a girl on. When a soul has rcae Incidentally, - Mr. stage of perfection, after an inventor, his discoveries being la •‘terrible.’' in tys chosen field. In preparing for Franklin expressed a great deal of progress, it ia then ready his career, the Professor studied pride in the success of his sons, one Heaven,” the Professor ex eight years in Straifaburg, Germ­ of whom ia a banker and the other Tha speaker exp reseed any, where he had the benefit of In­ an editor of a New York magazine. appointment fh Thomas A .! struction from leading German Both he described as Christian denial-of GM and declared I •dentists. In addition he studied gentlemen, neither of whom,, had mun who doubted the under Louis Pasteur, the eminent ever “cgused me a minute's worry a supreme being ia only French scientist and was living during their childhood.” a glaring wpakh«u with the latter when he gava to the I Th# Professor knows that he the Professor believes. J world his celeb r*ted anti-rabies has’nt much longer to live but that the objeyt of great pity. treatment. fact doesn’t make him sad. On the u u a t «* j he ia happy with the Professor Franklin is the author vcontrary J* of hie success in life. “I of numerous scientific articles ap­ thought* pearing In leading publications of am Jim sitting around waiting thia country and for several yearn for my time to come,” he said. waa on the lecture platform. Thia “ You have no fear of death?” he work he gave up several year* ago waa asked. “ None whatever,” he when the strain began to affect hia anpwtred quickly, “those who have health. Despita his age the Profes­ no regrets never fear death,” he sor still manifest* a great deal of added. interest in chemistry and read* ex­ Ah he finished the remark, tha tensively in book* and currant per­ , Professor’s eyes lighted anew as T01 iodicals of interest In chemistry he recalled something that la also “CAPTAIN SALVJ and reads extensively in book* and claiming a great deal of his inter­ current periodicals on the progress est now. Aa a part of preparing for made in his chosen field. the hearafter, Professor Front: An Episcopalian by religious lin is having erected at Fort Mit­ E r n e s t Torreiwo,'-lk» * l creed, Profeasor Franklin keep* up chell, a handsome tomb w han Starke. MaireltSp JM f kits'] Hanson in c a sV W a regular attendance of services. tha bodies of him and hi* wife Mack Bennett’Omn He attended services last Sunday will rest. Work on the mausoleum ..... MASKED MAMA at the Holy Cross Episcopal Church waa started tart November and will and manifested keen Interest in the not be completed *for another message of the Rev. Mortimer month. The estimated’cost ia 026,Glover, whom he characterised as a 000. Their final retting place 'i* about two miles from the birth­ very abln student of the Bible,, .... THU1 Professor Franklin is a staunch place of Mrs. Franklin. M u > « sd W e o f Republican and has (fever been any­ “ Do you beiive in eyphation? the Featuring Douglas thing else. He think# Calvin Cool- Professor whs a«Sed. fr r dashing, ' sizzling, Being a scientist, how can 1 be­ remedy novelty with' idgu Is one of the greatest presi­ dents and regret# that he will not lieve otherwise?” hg answered. gorgeous girts a n d IV i bo a candidate next year, Tha prof-' \ . , t .l” background. cu o r would not risk a prediction on un-* „ , ... ... . Cemady •.,» who would be the nomine* next | Seminole Hat Shop-,wlH [* •>*,<•“ tfY MISTAKE1*,. year, but said that If ho were in open about Sept. 1st. with Milan* Review touch with Wall street ho could a n -} complete line of millinery - " - r e — i f dp---«wer the question without any hea- itatlon. | The famous New Yorkor la not a vegetarian but he seldom eata meat. Once in a great while he par­ L A N K Y ’S D R Y 1 “Call Ua — W e-"ciiJh £ J takes of lamb but then only in small portions. He eats no sweat* CLEANING CO. • Service You W ijf and hasn’t had a cup of cuffed in 46 years. Professor Franklin 110 E. 2nd — Phone 366 | Apprilife"'"J " doesn't know the taste of any in­ toxicating beverage hut believes in The Sanford Municipal present the appended pro; .Residence Telephone 859 the band ahall Tharaday, Sep­ tember lat, at 8 P. M. Fred It. Wilson fTpent Tuesday at Part 1 Salutation—The S tar Spangled neL ' nd‘n* tu K 'al busl- MISS MINA HOWARD ENTERTAINS-AT Banner, Key. BRIDGE ON TUESDAY EVENING 1. March-—The Statesman, Ful­ ton. ,■ . J I r T !Ia,iry of Kissimmee i t spent Tuesday afternoon in Sanford Exceptionally lovely j , well as ed, and the card'tables Sjpread with 2. Overture—Prince Mathuselem visiting friends. delightful was the bridge party hand made Covers, the hostess J. Straus*. 3. Grand Selection-* “Atilla," Robert Hines of Stuart,,n former given Tuesday evening by. Miss brought ,in a large birthday cake Verdi. . MONDAY. frosted In white and t3pp*d with Mina Howard at her hnmft at resident of Sanford is spending u 4. Characteristic— The little Pipe Organ. Club of the First few days hery on business. members of the Sands pur bridge tiny pink tapers, honoring:- those Wag, Eiienberg. in the club whose birthday* occur­ ptist Church will meet at 3:30 club and a few extra players. Part II red during the month of Attgust. Cviuck with Mr*. R. W. Lawton, Miss Leola Evans leaves Thurs­ The rooms of the spacious home 5.. La Feria—A suite in three r i i Palmetto Avenue. day for Miami wlmre she will visit were abloom with quantil.i-s of cut The-cutting of the cake for the Los Toros, La Reja, La n her sister Mrs. l C H. Adams. MONDAY flower* and ferns with exquisite vnrious symbols afforded "touch |‘'Zarzuela, Lacome. . -tv. Kathleen ifallory Circle of the radiance roses and zinnia < predom­ merriment. Mias Nonie Williams.I r6. Patriotic patrol—The R. E. Johnson returned home inating. 'irst Baptist Church will meet £ l ht - . K ” .<>( America, Zamecnik. Spl t l t Jrith Mrs. L. E. Tew on Avocado Wednesday from Lakeland where Hand-painted tallies done in he spent'a few days with relatives. w U l T h , . 1 , w L” cu?bV Tr*“ Ivenue at 4 o’clock. all kinds of pretty flowers were M.rch— Th. Cruiser H .rTHURSDAY Mrs. !• rank Marler has returned used in keeping scores for the in­ Seminole Chapter No. 2 Order of [ home fmm points in North Carolina teresting game of bridge and nfter ,tern Star will join with other where she spent the past two weeks. the stated number of progressions had been played, the prize for top Kapler* of District 22 in the celeS , S S t i S k “T ' KIN OP BENJAMIN J. B. Brice left Wednesday mdrn- score, a pnir of silk host', was given l ration of Robert Memorial Day at Those enjoying the cordial hos­ FRANKLIN VISITS ‘ ytona Beach. Members will leave 'fg hi his car for South Carolina Miss Kara Wxirren Easterhy. Miss pitality of Miss Howard wereMisx |<re at 1.30 o’clock from the Mos­ i where he will spend several weeks. Margaret Cox, who held low score, Frances Dutton, Mlaa Margaret CITY F O R A REST was consoled with a dainty em­ Zachary, Mia* Sara Warren Eastaic Temple. broidered For hnv'ing erby, Mias Margaret Cox* Miss Mrs. W. L. Stoudenmire and Order of the Eastern Star Chnp- children left .Saturdny for Camilla. the luckyhandkerchief. (Continued From Page One) card in cutting. Miss Fern Ward, Mis#. Nonie Wiillhm*. of District 22, Including Semi- Ga., where they are visiting rein- Marion Hand hibiled to the writer with evident wa» presented a uni­ Mies Marion Hand, Mias Katherine |a!e Chapter No. 2, will celebrate lives. pride. The deeds are said to be que score pad lunind in rose* lea­ Symes, Miss Winifred Strong1 t, Mis* very rare, especially one aa old aa obert Memorial Dny, at I)ayther. Marcia'Pktterson, Mr*.' Earl#' E bna Beach. A* motorcade will The many friends of Mr*. W. P I 1807 which the Professor was able hive from the Masonic Hall at Huhrmam will regret to leant of her I " hen the prizes had been award- Jones and Mrs. Hugh W^lcheL to secure. , |.30 o’clock. A cafeteria supper illness at her home on Magnolia "AH work and no play make* 01 be served. For transportation Avenue. Jock a dull boy’’ and that sum* up other information, phone Mrs. one of Professor Franklin'* views Mias Katherim* Symes and Mi** W. Turner. Cormeta Barber motored Tuesday <»f life. Accordingly, the Professor FRIDAY to Orlando where they spent the has made hla antique collecting a Circle No. 1 of the Methodist dny with friends. thurch will meet at 3:30 o’clock at work since hi* retirement from Sanford's audition in connection mn u-areer. he home of Mrs. T. F. Adams on with the national contest to be j 5, Muck, be willing and free, in business. Incidentally, every price Mr*. Hugh Torrance and children, french Avenne. Members are asked left Wednesday morning for Char- staged by the Atwater - Kent the evint of winning a prize In NaL iii a while Profeasor Franklin re­ i bring their work. tntte,' N. C., wher they will spend Foundation of Nqwv York hns been j ionnl Audition, to enter into exMu- turn* to his laboratories for a little Circle No. 2 of the Methodist some time with relatives. set for Friday night, September 0 sivo contractual relations with A. analysis work Just to satisfy a thurch will meet with Mrs. K. O. at the Milune Theater, according to Atwater Kent’ to amg for radio and certain inner longing which grlM fhinholser on Oak Avenue with Mr. and Mrs. George Brock- a dicislon reached this morning by other reproducing media. irs. Zeb Ratliff and Mrs. Talbott hahn and family are now pleasant­ members of the committee • in 6. Must be entirely free of any him. He stiH'gets a great deal of hostessesa. y ly located at the Ruffeld apart­ charge of the event. The winners contractual engagement* to sing cnjuyment out of traveling despite will bo determined by balloting of i*» concert*, radio opera or theater- tlu< fact that his roaming* have Esther Mettlnger Circle of the ments on Palmetto Avenue. the audience, llethodist Church will meet at icnl productions. taken him alt over^the world und 1:00 o'clock nt the Church. ------------------ A -------- i------— Mrs. N. F. Cornett who huve Only seven entrants in the con­ to practically every city in the been visiting nt points in Georgia test have filed application thus far Mrs. J, L. Head and Miss Bert United States with a population of for the past few weeks returned hut it is expected that a large num­ Head of Jacksonville will spend 25,000 or over. home Monday evening ber of others will appear before Thursday morning hpre an the Professor Franklin has spent the time limit expire* on Saturdny guest*t of Mrs. W. Wallace Wright several winters in Florida, roost of Mrs. II. J. Lehman nnd daughter, afternoon at 5 o’clock..All young en route to points in South Florida. them at Minmi. He in a great lover Mra. William Brumley, were among_ people between th«vnge* of IK and of the Sunshine State and his emthose fyotn Sanford spending the 115 who desire to enter the con­ Mr. nnd Mr*. R. E.” Tolar and day Tuesday at Orlando. test are urged to send in their young daughter, Mary Eliz th, names to the Chamber of Commerce who have been aen or spending the nhmFor the past few years Pauline Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harvard leave Those who have already handed in m e fn t Colorado and other"* er^tarke, who comes today to the Ml- Thursday for'Miami and other their names are: the Misses Mild­ eating points in the West are ex­ ane Theatre in the Cosmopolitan points on the East Coast wkpru red Holly, Margret Cowan, Anna pected to retUnThomo the firet of )rtl action ' “Captain Slavation” they will spend u fortnight. Clark and Hope Huff, William l)u- next week. nade Ly Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Boso, Edward Buhrman und Rich­ pas nut varied in weight three Mrs. J. N. Tolar has returned ard (Iultzclaw. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. Pelot and oands. In fact, Bhc has been one home from lakeland where she The audition committo held n Mra.. V V. a. Jordan of Jacksonville IV. spent a few days with hoe,parents If the mysteries of HollywocM be­ meeting at the Woman’s Club this nrc cxipectcd ty arrive here Wedcause she has never needed to re­ Mr. and Mrs. C. ;V- McIntyre. morning with Mr*. E. M. Gallo­ nesdayy ---------to visit Iks ft* the tfu* evening th pute. ' way as chairman. Those present guoati of Judgo nnd Mrs. James (1. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Arnold left were: Mrs. Galloway, Mrs. Henry Sharon. But when she went on a location rip during the filming of “Captain Wednesday: for Jasper, Ala., Bowl­ Wight, Mrs. J. 11. Colclough. Mrs. hivntion,” she discovered that she ing Green, nnd other* points in Ken- E. A. Douglass, Mrs. W. H. l-enke, Mis* *Oilv r Newman nnd Mra. A. M. Philips,' Miss Marcia house guest* , Mia* Maygret I-ouise Patterson, Mrs. Fred Dniger ana and Lucy Young of Pensacola, aid Me j* engaged in jrenioving fll wc k ' ;■ ■■ S. O. Shinholser, S. R. Dighton nqd Harry Woodrhff, Albdrt Connelly He extra weight and is taking it Miss Mary Elizabeth Puleston, S. M. Lloyd, -, ^(f in spots. nnd Robert Dodson plan to leave Miss Sara Evelyn Williams and “Taking off weight where it Miss Camilla Puleston' motored/ Miss Paterson was chosen secre­ early Thursdayy morning by mot^r Should be taken off is the most Tuesday to Orlando where they tary-treasurer of the committee ami for Pensacola. Mia* Newman apd S. It. Dighton was named to serve Messrs. Woodruff, Dodaon and C<*icientific of all reducing,” says the spent the day. a* vice chairman of the genurnl elly will remain until Monday pa ietro-Goldwyn-Mayer player. Di­ eting does no good. Only system­ Miss Dana Gross left Wednesday committee. The next meeting was the guests of the Misses Young. | -si-" laasswK f for her homo in Charlotte, N. C„ set for Monday morning at 3:30 * ■ ** w***-*# * - ~ " mi ... atic exercise will serve, o'clock at the Woman’s Club. Mrs. P. I>»Sulnry of Jocksnnvllla "I have put on the extra pounds after* a pleasant visit here as the Following are the conditions of has arrived in Sanford from Allan|n the hips nnd for two weeks I guest of Mrs. G. H. Bromn nnd the audition: ta, Ga., where ahe ha* been attend­ am taking but three exercises, Mrs. K.W. Fite. 1 Must be between the ages of ing the fall atylu exhibitions* and lumber one ih a repltitlon of the will be associated with “The Sem­ Mr. nnd Mrs. G. H. Brown and 18 and 25. dancing step known as the arabes­ children 2. Must never have been associa­ inole Hat Shop” at 108 East Second and their gue*t Miss Dana que. Place one hand against the 'Cross of Charlotte, N.C.. motored ted ns a theatrical, or professional Street.. Mrs. Snlnry has a host of rail to steady the body. Keep (me to Daytona Beach, Monday where operatic company. friends in Sanford who will he glad •Tv"A foot on the floor and extend 'the they spent the day. 3. Must Clever have been a paid to know of her decision to mnke ther leg at right angles to the principal In any concert to sing in Sanford her home. She is at pres­ ody, keeping the torso straight. ent visiting friends in the Hand Mrs. W. W. Johnson and chil­ such concerts. [Number two is done with both dren who have been'visiting here as j 4. Must intend to follow a musical Apartments. [hands against the wall and one the guests of Mr. and Mr*. Britton ____________ t--------— —— (foot on the Door, while the other Johnson and Mrs. George Huff Ileg is swung back and forth with left Sunday on the boat for Jack­ la!) muscles‘released. Number three sonville where they will - spend a [is an exercise done with few days. | the small of the back placed over la high stool. Bend the head as far [backwards as possible. These three [exercises will positevely reduce the | hip* and will take off weight on no | other part of the bodyj** Lars Hanson plays opposite Miss (continued from paga one) IStarke in this film. b rah arp contrast to the rugged flying clothes of her companions. Mrs. Grady Giddens left Mon­ wore a black toque hat and a day for her home at Tampa after She loosely-f'*ting bright blue suede Upending a few days here with Jacket, and her legs were encased Mm. J. M. Wallace. in a pair of riding breeches with yellow boots topped with brown Mra. Mary Bishop has.returned fur. Theiboots just failed to reach to her home a t Tampa after a de­ the bottom of her breeches, and lightful visit hero with her sister, two inches of sheer silk stockings Mrs. J. M. Wallace. were left exposed. Mra J. Olin Iatney left Tuesday LONDON, Aug. 3L—(IN S)— afternoon fop Leesburg where *he Generally favorable weather faces *U1 spend a short time aa the the St. Raphael on Its projected guest of Mrs. Noble E. King. flight across the Atlantic ocean, according to air ministry report.' Miss Annie Mary Dash, who ha# Moderate easterly winds prevail Wn spending the summer here between Upavun und the in s n Jfjth her brothers Evernll and coast, the ministry stated. The William Dash, leaves Friday for sky is cloudy and there is a little For a few absorbing minutes bet guests ««r home a t Valdosta, Ga. drizzle over the Irish coast. Qfflca Telephone 148----------MBS. FRED S. P A I f lR p SOCIETY EDITOR Social Calander N ,m I T.U Audition To Be StagedHereNextWeek As Part Of Proposed NationalCototest 'ilm S tar Reduces In Scientific Basis n Mi lane Picture ,»#- V Iff 1^* V#AT : ’> . ’ •’ !\ | ' t 1*'j j ( j* j !*• | •. ♦i 'i ti • ’■* ,» . rtw t: J: I'h iJ j, h i . i| * ** \f J u . , f* V * # j\-’ rxJ] | *rt. fa. * • r* **•_M t*** t * i-V*» ‘' - • V^1 w if«- r i Hinityi Mr. ' ■ -h is ! ; f. r*"■4 '.t e ** i*£F ■4 I 11■’ * 1 * • ' k 4 h?v ■" *>»■-ia te : . » .u .. Arr,.j • 1 — >. t • - Uv j i t i a 1•ia ... ,'l# • C .' lit ' trim * >ii kpiaua* n ,i it » f! I'd i-i %e Twins ofPowersatf «.- CHRISTENED— A TRI UMPH ^ THURLES, Ireland. Aug. 31.(IN SI— The trans-Atlantic plane at. Raphael passed over Thuries at noon today, headed toward Galway. Thuries is about half way across Ireland. _____ BSaAJ&8,AkL« » PANYV rs « e S e r v ic e S to tto n A u to m o b ile C tu h io r GALWAY, Ireland. Aug 31. (IN Mr*. G. R. Freeman left Tuesday — Raphael, bound •or their ham? a t Barnesville, Ga. H)—The plane St. pilot# and a for Ottawa with *R»r a pleasant visit here as the. passed over here two early this . p ests „f Mr. and Mr*. J. M. W al-, on. The S t Raphael 5M l*ft Tuesday for hla home at •noon. , rted over the v il l» p ; ,nvt n' Bartlesville, Ga. n county Galway, at 12.10 P. 4L eirs. , John Register o f Miami arWASHINGTON. Aug. JG -T h e ^er* Wednesday and is the •‘S t Raphael.” trans-Atlantic plane “wactive gueat of Mrs. James will batle head winds cm tw<>-thlnH lia Av, ie at her home on M the voyage th*: ocean, remem- of Mrs. Register wil according to expert* of tha N w t t her a* Mlaa Mar, Clay. Hydrographic office, who chart-* 'to C ia y ^ ;, the weather today baaed up«m‘ JJ* ger radio informdtton. Beca““ . ‘ N«1 Sml wind condition* the " f vy Mrs, ,1 estimated that aven if V*6 ,nck Joe G ob f.vor* the plane it win on fo u ‘ 7t th« complete Itl jouru ft i, m « have watched her fascinated..» • With giest nenchtknce she has been prettily occupied* stirring end measuring end mixing. >And now she deftly pouo the well blended dressing over the succulent salad before her.* It is * delightful custom—this , ojf< making of French Dressing right u the table. Delightful custom. Doubly de* Dressing lightful dressing. when illsr, ■i Is so much '< * ♦hree pens ' I— of Wesson or lemon milder dre ’ |V> . / -■ f ' ,-tm *' \ ♦ chive> ' . q1 . r"' ■!> .i • Co# ■ /! W *----->*' r & AtH -4 r > i '.f s| i vinegar gr, lemon juice. Always con* rider the .strength of your particular or vinegar. Salt and pep1,- too, for its bright color. ■charming hostesses give a W m o« OU * 4 * . %. tie , ",?*.■»( 'l A Winning TioLENE Epigram ! Princess Starts On Flight Over Ocean; Levine Delays Hop Mis* Margaret Thompson, Miss R. E. Griffin, Miss Annie Mary Bash and Mrs. Luke Thompson Petered to Daytona Beach Tues­ day where they spent the afterMon. ti - �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST« , 1M7 Tunne Rickard Thinks Dempsey Is HELEN W ILLS IS A s Good As Ever And AGAIN WINNER OF WinBout WithGene TNATIONAL j CROWN rriler this morning anil t'^hi he promotes or the eustonim were interwding, if cra ar* hhely to stay away in drovI In the order of their Rut> In this case, Dempsey iterest they were: i (ho we"t in the hollow of his hand Sharkey might have no ntegaphoning. He has Tunney the night he, wi" ^ bulk ln*t tick Jack Dempsey. CU,ton,cn‘ for n,ter' lpersonal message Sanford merchants O h e C E E ftE w C R E S T C O U N T S y C LU B ,j V where Gene/ / JLwill tra in .. A- Does stagnation reign when your store? t today t h a n he did "at "a Rickanl always has admired i^ H o d before the P ^ n t e T h a t he would sn #._* oir the thing in public wns all the S ’Vo well .Ince' hie J* »"Pr‘«ine in "lew *h« " W j f t t M the l.e t tnt,".' s D o e s y o u r b u sin e ss “ s ta n d in g th e n ig h t h o u rs? . cares not for that aort of thing at insey still is a young, l4n. if Mr Tunney must Ins "talked" that anyone who Baysjni a ||( [,e g-reatly prefers that the iy«, legs are not all orutory take a distinctly upward frayed cuff in his fam- trend. It didn't. "Ddmpsey licked a really good lly, that the expert man tho night he beat Sharkey," i “write down" Dem- Rickard said. "Shnrkey might crest of his popularity have beaten Tunney that night, if nslbly send in a blrnt he stood off and boxed with him." BasejballStatistics In Major Leagues Do your rales stop when y men start for home? Tagging AUBases fly International News tunnI y LEADING MAJOR I. RAO UR , IUTTERH ’ NATIONAL LEAGUE layer and Club G AB R II PCT ’, Wanen P ltu 121 ROi mi lo.i .nan One- Library ; | s Gene Tunney has chosen his t r ai n in g qii:irt>-rs for the Chicago fight —the Cedar Crest Country Club, surroumb tl by small lakes. H ere's a view of the luxurious club to be at o n e 's , disposal during hl« training period, with a glimpse Into the dub library where (Jeue, doubt, will while away munv moments. New York 122 4B0 101 109 .nil Btephenson, I Chic. 122 471 81 1*14 .148 jo How She Will W ing Way To Rome Pitta. 84 278 6Q 98 .345 Leader a year ago today; HarWTe, Cincinnati, .371. AMERICAN LEAGUE - j» K J l* ¥ * « r - ' . .si . ' Detroit Gehrig, j Locked doors shouldn’t mea merchandising. sion Your salesmen cannot visit | | | their homes in the evening ||! CAN send your efficient X §* Is J representative” into the hon ♦32 * | | l the very people you wish, to 110 184 «l> ICO .390 r NOW York 120 47G 127 182 .383 8LATTERY WINS HARTFORD, Conn., Aug. IC ­ ONS)—In states under the juris-! diction of the National Boxing! Association, Jimmy Slattery, of Buffalo, .,1s light heavyweight champion of the World today. Slat­ tery won the title by defeating Maxio Rosenbioom of New York in u ten.round bout here Inst night. Tiger Flowers of Georg in challen­ ged the winner. “THE BIG FIVE** r G AB R H HR PCT 122 130 125 152 42 .164 iby 122 450 105 159 22 .153 113 420 92 148 6 .352 or 117 449 00 150 2 .348 « 85 214 49 09 1 .122 ERTERDAY’S HOME RUNS NATIONAL LEAGUE ' Season’s iy«r ft Club Yesterday Total Woner, Pirates 1 8 inn, Glints • 1 2 LOS ANGELES, Aug. 31.. (INS) Ad IVolgast, 39, former light­ weight champion of the world, today is in the psychopathic ward of the General Hospital for observa­ tion, according to reports from the sheriff’s office. AMERICAN LEAGUE Results Of Games LEAGUE TOTALS rational—381. ntgrlcarv—368. Leaders same as yesterday « Standings FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE 0 RESULTS YESTERDAY FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE St. Petersburg 4; Orlando 5. Tampa 4; Sarasota 2. Other, not csheduled. • si • SOUTHERN LEAGUE Birmingham 0; Mobile 4. Nashville 5-9; Memphis 3-4. Chattanooga 8; Little Hock 4. Other, not scheduled SOUTHH ATLANTIC LEAGUE SparUnhurg 1-2; Charlotte 0-1 Greenville H j Columbia 7. Augusta 4 noxville 8. Macon 1; Asheville 10. Tampa ;8». Petei KEY WEST—Nava) armory ho ing renovated and improved. Build tomorrow’s sales through your advertising message in the evening newspaper which your.customers read every night. LIVE OAK—Sweet potatoes he ing shipped from this section. BARTOW—Building permits Is sued here during July totaled $15, 325. Watch for the Opening of Out over the waters of 1-ong Islaml Sound, the “Old Glory’’ wings her #*The Seminole Hat Shop and way toward Rome! This, picture shows how Lloyd Bertaud’s monoplane will look as she takes the air on her transatlantic jaunt. Rave money Take Off On Round-World Flight INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Jersey City (1; Buffalo 7. 0:hers, rain. . 'AN LEAGUE i ne evening newspaper will carry your message and promote sales six nights every week. . - SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Jacksonville 0; Montgomery I Albany -1!; Pensacoh 8. Waycroat C; Selma 13. Savannah 3; Columbus 0. AMERICAN' ASSOCIATION Toledo 2-12, Milwaukee 6-8 (sec­ ond 8, darkness). Cctumbus 11, Kansae City 0. Indianapolis 7, St. Paul 3. Louisville 2, Minneapolis 3 (11). • —* ■ NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia 3-8, Pittsburgh 2-12 JNNBY GOES TO CHICAGO (first 10.) _ ♦ Boston 2, Cincinnati 1 (11). New York 7, Chicago 3. PECULATOR, N. Y .r’Aiig. 30.Brooklyn 5, St. Louis 3. 8 ) —'After three months of t might h»termed secret trainPERRY BALL CLUB .... ... Gerk* Tunney started to break f. p her* today. The champion, INDIANAPOLIS,Aug\ 31. (INS) a ita f f a t eight trainers and ring partners, will motor 80 James A. Perry, Indianapolis busi­ i to UHcar, and catch the *m- ness men, today confirmed tho re­ State Express for Chicago to- port that hs had purchased 'the tlon Baseball' Club f n n W. C. Smith, Sr., of Norwalk, Conn. The orlce involved was not rsvealetL: 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 to­ morrow. Reach the right people at th e , right hour through the right newspaper by advertising regularly in H erald Your Business ,■ ' PRESENT r e c o r d •rn League standing yesterday by dafoating the Memphis team 5 to 7 ^ W r , h i 2© DAYS I * H O U R S 3 in the first gsme and 9 to 4 in "* 1 . 3 6 m in u t e s the second game of a double-head­ FnrVAPO 1CHL1T . er. Iu the sacund game, tho ■vole Pilot William S. Brock and Navigator Edward Behloo have hopped scored seven runs In tha third after soma pretty plays on the part of Ing to cut the old record to 15 days. The first leg of their Journey v Croydon, England, Their monoplane la pictured abobo. r ’ Taylor and Jcanea. M a fe Business Better �page AUGUST 31, 1927 Sanford Dally H erat# , * tNT AD. RATES trm*: Cash In Advance ,hoae ada, will be received patrons and collector **nl Salcly for payment. LT HUPS—MARMONS | < Sftnfpr^ Automobile Cd. tQO Magnolia- Ave. I * Phone 137, ^ H A - H A - P A REM IN D S V KA»-V-HAM-ILL N EV ER \ \ 'M E O f PEOPLE WHO \ FORGET THE FAMILY \] | A HALF A p e . ALWAYS TA l YOMCt \PIEONION. ME S A T o P lU 1 CALLEO'EM N H O U R ? ABOUT -THE OLD COONlRV. \ l IALF 'T IE UIGHTTAlKiNG ' U P a n o taew ' G O O D • B u T WOO COULDN'T DRIWE ABOUTT a e g o o d o l d \ S A ID TH tw 'O M IG H T * TA EM BACV<, p f\ a n d l o o / s a n d t a e o t h e r HAVE A MAN W H A T /H A LF IN ONE Of (j RANCVY: D O T H E W O u T MERE / MIGHTSHlRTe, IN a CORN i IN A HALF [ IvAlNVC WE / MuSK MATTRESS h a h L hour, A, A R E — H A H -you SHOULD HAVE f i p u T c a n t *&1AND HEARD HIM EMERY T m E O V vJL S ? M K e m FOR -TE.NI ,> . a c o r n c o b P o k ed h im j m o tes. / YX D io ! UNFURNISHED Elm Avenue. 4— UuMincM3 Service ROOMS, 311 APARTMENT AND ROOM for rent 1112 Myrtle Avenue. METAI, ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ er! isting. Metal shingles; standing seam tin ami gnlviniied roofs. See .lames H. Cowan. Oak APARTMENTS for rent. Close in Hot and cold water furnished Ave. nnd Third St. Phone 111. free. Reasonable rates Mrs. R. J Holly, 518 Park Avenue. RADICAL RENT REDUCTION reach over 3,000 every day! | Three beautiful apartments, , . ol‘i'h consisting of living room, lied -and it costs so little a 12 word rmJn^ kUchenette uml wilh nd for one month‘ebsts only $2.60. modern convlcnces, electric light, gas itnd hot water heater etc. Thono 148 Tney are handsomely decorated, ... , „ • • - ‘attractively furnished und have (I A D V E R TISER S Just - A for Classified Depart?- Davenport bed in living room. They rneot'!. - .— a ... |nrc centrally located with one of (lets Id representative [the most beautiful outlooks in the ghly- familiar with rates and' classif^ctfon .will ------------------------------------------ — city, across the broad, grass and ‘ou complete information. ‘ Clj-^VN, Ull IOUU OLD WALLS palm covered squares between WITn THE NEW WALL PAINT Park and Sanford Avenues, Comyou wish they will assist SOMETHING NEW ANI) HEP- mercial Street and the Boulevard, i wording your want ad. 1LR FOR hURTHKR INtORMA- and beyond over l.nke Monroe. tike* it more effective. 1 ION- CALL PHONE 236-J OR,For small families'tliere arc no SEE, V. C. COLLKR, SANFORD, more desirably apartments in SanMPOKPANT NOTICE * LA. ford and till December (nerhans till Lertisers should give their l or poatofficic addrehs as ns their phono number if [desire results. About one r out of n thousand has lephone ahil th' cothers [ communicate with you k they know your nddress. I discontinuence MUST be I in person at the Sanford Id office or hjr letter. Tclet discontlnucnces are not LANEY.S DRUG STORE--Pre-| 16— Holmes For Uenl ■criptlor.a, Drugs, Soda. We am ;et»us - Prompt - Efficient as near you as your phone. Call 133 Despite the .finding of a coroner's jury at Streator, III., that Harry f-Rt^UM HOUSti,,all .modern cmn- Hill killed his mother and should be held fur the county grand jury, * Service H »\ ^wpgihrThris’en?Errt PrTnt venreoHtl. 365 ■ Magnolia Ave. Alice Snwyer, to whom the missing boy was reported engaged, remains ndunccmcnis SHOP — Printing engraving Phone (132- -W. N. H, Garner. Joynl to him. "If he had done what they say he did he never could have embossing. See us flftY.'Tvb’tln it Phone 417-W, R.Il. Avenue-Com­ HflUSES $r» up to' $20, Alsh (urn- deceived me." she says. A'CJo n and PLUMBING— mercial Street. 1 isheil apartments. Uall nt 230<) tpctiaUy. Wc handle clcctri 2>umps, home light and LUMBER and complete tine or ,Al eJ!0,,v.“ 'e Avenue or phone 830 W. F SALE:—Five room Spanish ilanffl. Sanford Mnchine Co. building material. Low prices. ' bungalow on Park Avnnue. 2 Security L u n f o e i f ‘ "Whew QbM- fOR-'/IFTNT f.^fl<m1.bdni{i<l<.w with car gurage. nice lawn. Immediate Grades Come From’* Maple and ; g«t«ge, $30 per month, WoodrutT prsHCssion,--can’t bo beat for II.t Sixth. Pbycr 797. iSu^-division.*- T. A. Brotherson.’ prt.-e, terms $200.00 cash, halaace By International News ? o N 0 ^ i 4 .. f c i y . V 1-” form, blocks, tile roofing, oi-na-’ TOR RENT:—Tvio houses, 1403 ] — A creage F or Sale mentals, etc, Sanford Cement Prod* I and W05 W. First Street. K ent,--,----------------- -— --------- --------- ucts Company, Fifth and Maple ; VuicanilifbT;\Vj6rks.'/ '• * . L ,: A« nc.c. . t t t Sts Phone I12-W --------- ---- —— ___ [Id ACRES In Longwood, corner of ---- !------------------ .. - ----- ---------FOR RENT: —5 room unfurnlsh-' / ,ro.vV l ? 9 r?,!,B,c E ' ed stucco bungalow, 2 bed ^ 1-4 of b. W. l*4 See. CLARENCE SMITH rooms, Uvinir roomi dinina Twp. ^0 flange 29. Thomas J. kitchen ffinijnifcd viUx :ilactr;c Baxter Care Herald, iito iQ u b ilc d [ ; llT lfiS ;'” range,) bam pwith bol and cold, * ' ■ Phone 441 water). Located 2300 Palmetto* ... , Q-. J - DODGE .Avenue, rept -uptmet rates, phone) l' 0la Vor ite- cars and. Gi : METAU ROOFING—1The. Roof Ev- » in *» . 1 " " “ ” i,a,e — — i ertastlng. Metal shingles' ' standing seam tin nnd galvanized INS A COWAN CO. Auto roofs. See James. H. Cowan, Oak 4-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for itor and ankei[ metal works, Ave, and Phlrd St. Phone 111. rent. 1700 blocb, $25 a month. ■eitch Ave. Phone 716-W. Box 1700 care Herald. ■if ucTea or unii mat o m rs nign 0n mori. thmi one ocraalon they railing lands for citrus, muck lands |,avo enjoyed open air picnics, with 6—Help Wanted (Male) ANFORD BUICK CO, FOR SALE:—Four room cottage' for truck) and bulbs and a small (|(.||cac{0M pivpared by Princess As212 Magnolia Ave. on one of best lots on Magno-- lake for posture and. On the San- , , id hornolf Th(. futuru QlIpen ,)f Phone 367. BOYS WANTED—Can use five lia Avenue, need’ South Sldj fnrd-Orlamlo med three. inlleatnim th(1 h wc!, yerled in thc good boys who are hustlers. Can School —Price reasonable. Ttrms Hanford. One thousand doBara cash, )l<irncittlc RC,0,|CM m„„. ao lhan ,n MODEL TRIM CO. to suit purchaser. Owner Box 431 raru ag high as a dollar an after­ care Herald. balance on easy terms that will al- ,;irlfTUUKt>!(. Sht, („ not yct ftWo t„ nm the car^nqt the. owner,' noon. Apply Circulation Depart­ low you to make the ,-ym enL < ' ^ bc , hxinhnM in Phone 817 for estimates ment Herald. , j btlt u forKf| tn ^P. W. RADFORD FOR SALE:—One of host five fram the and. Ideal loc-tlnn for Mh room bungalows on Palmetto filling station and small store close , lm French lwo hnvn ,,nUy. ,n Avenue, itv Sanford Heights, cor­ A h"Tn?r. »n ^ NfcW SANFORD BOOSTER 11—Mldceflnneous " 'T n* lhft meantime their conversation is ner lot, equipped with eldctric A country home close to the city «n t?n„u*u M' only $1.00, Studchak?r markets. High, dry and healthy. ‘ K ' . . . jf-jLsk for carlxin juice with range and water heater, price leas Address R. C. care Herald. L '"Hncess Astrid Is in excellent CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning than market value, terms to suit. lies- jtops the, knock. San health.. -She exiweta an reir in Sep, lj^Ball Bld*> - r* ./ Bait 1* C.yO. Herald/ IGefage Co. •. -> •--------------— ---------------------- -— .t< urhet ax October. Her sisters. ing daily in this column will 2fi— Miscellaneous For Sale BY TAYLOR Hill,THIS SURE IS Pisap pointing •I SURELY (PBCT6D CAPTAIN Ric so n oveft t o W FAREWELL Din n e r ____s ' •* iL L irllH HilPs Sweetheart Remains Loyal SANFORD Overland Co. WillysKnights A Overland, Whipplf.-t, Park & Commercial Sts. Phono 58. — ------;------- »----—f , 4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS for rent private bath, lower floor. 124 Se m in o l e Au d s o n - e s s e x Palmetto Ave. [«a tH '■ ROOM ut>per apartment furnish cd. 500 i almetto. Phone 610-W _______ ___— 9c a line ____ ._____J e a line ------ • Un* Inca ...................... 4c a linfc rime rates on requesL t reduced ratea are for rcutive insertions. i words of average length ourited a line. limonl charge »f 30c for insertion. advertising Is restricted oper dasaification. an error Is made The San- 15— A p artm e n t F o r Itenl MUST'NT FEEL So PUT OUT ABOUT IT, MOM— RCMEMSeR HES A VERY BUSY fSAN, ESPECIALLY NOW. THAT OUR . TRIP 16 DRAWING V SO NEAR .____✓ ARE'VOO SUREYOO JNVITCO HIM? c e r t a in l t - L D R op reo HIM A NOTE AT The HOTELl HAVEN'T.SEEN him f o r SEV6RAL DAYS BUT THAT'S NOT ALARMING Tfc>MB­ IT'S MUTUALLY UNOER^TDoO , t h a t we m e e t a t the \ VtPCT MONDAY V A T bucH OF TH E PA ST . M-M-i 6 E E Th o s e n e w p e o p l e ’ MOWING i n d o win T ie e t r e e t HAWE A G lP ? U \- INTH* FAMU>< M A i s h e 's p n e T T y T o o I l T H I N K . * H A U E \a j E E n o u u H \ ^H O E B L A C K N G , *bO A P \ A n Q H A IP? O I L T O ' S T A k i O E X T R A *3Tf?AlN A gO oT A V4C.EK *V SO U M U S T HA\JE e o tA E SECFTETE> W ET * 1. . t w» • -------------------------------------------- 1rincess Axel of Denmark visited | E X - C h a m p i O I l S B O X i n g WAGON. MULES AND HAU-ihor r*r*'nl,y‘ - -------NESS. $300. Farm* implements ... .---- ~ T , . I CHICAGO, Aug. 31. (IN S)— cheap. Mrs. R. N. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 31, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 31, 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 31, 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/1510f574f86d200d98bca9dc6a189747.pdf 15fcb901a73f20e8e2d6a3fcccad2604 PDF Text Text ■■ £y'F/SvjEI • . YOUR N EW SPAPER ibllshed .I n F lo rid a ’s H ea rt _ W o r ld 's G rea test V egeta b le ction. I t s R ich e s t G arden Land THE WEATHER Local thundershowers in ext south portion. IJME N O . X V I L Lctugd Wire International Ncwa Service., u , tf 1|* 1927', Casualties IGHTBEGUNHeavy EDFERNHUNT Suffered In China R !0MWINDSOR ROSSOCEAN ___________' * M em ber A u d it Butman O f C lfcu latlon a toys Fliers R e i d iEXPRESSWORKWorld I n Constantinople ____ SHANGHAI, Sept. 1.— (INS) —Two thousand Cantonese ami­ *—HO Northerners were killed and wounded during heavy fighting in the Lungtun scct«r on Wednesday, according to telegrams from that district to­ day. Tips northerners captured 400 prisoners. Severe fighting continues with the Northerners holding the advantage through superior artillery concentra­ tions, the dispatch said. The Northerners, nfter repulsing Cnntoncse counter attacks, con­ tinued their advance. i j ■ i ._____________ 1 •3b For Passport Visa j.n f C CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. I( INS)—After being /letaiMd her* for several hour* today by inability to get a Turkish pass­ port visa, Edward F. Schlee and WiMam Brock pilots of,the round tho-world plane, Prid# of Detro­ New Service Mnkeslt Possible it, announced that they expected To SendPackagcsFrom New! to hop off for Alcpero either this or tomorrow morning, York To San Francisco In! evening rhe flyers were all * ready to 31 Hours, To Chicago In 7 start this morning and weather conditions were favorable, but they were held up by official red U. S. Government Is . tape.-' • . r . ( Sept. l.-(INS) is n mystery. New York, nki for a row boat rido by tw> Taken Rubinzahl and Greenberg fri<ends” Benjamin Gold slain, *2Ar-n’feaiBd| acconTihg to"t h e l uthoi^ ^yal Windsor’ Takes Expedition Will Search JuiY- ... .. of the Bronx,was pushed over •ties, that Lefkowitx agreed to pay gles Of^South nAmerica In! rd m u i n a a i l l |bear! — ' —»— into i o Gravesend uni r x nu Bay, o a i, and them $1,000 each to take Goldstein f f This Morning Report Is Receii Attempt To;Find Lost.Fli-'d,^»n^ - . . , tntt in the bay in a rowboat and rith Fliers Phillip The body was found floating In That Plane drown him. • _> cr And; Pacify Tfie Natives!,the hay. Lefkowitx carried $70,000 insur­ rood And Schiller bling Ra] Back of the unusuaj murder case ance on the dead youth’s life.'O n e Report Of Red fern’s is A $70,000 insurance plot. The of Goldstein’s brothers said Bcnja. Has Been \$i| authorities indicated today *e they nun Goldstein had worked for Safety Proves False pushed their investigation-into the • > * .* l efkowitx fer four years, running mysterious angles of the drowning. litres which would either go bank­ Thru With Air Mail Brazilian Steamship Leaves Three are under arrest—twi* rupt or be put out of business by _____ L. t * For Hunt Along Coast As youths of the "drug store cowbhy" tiro. He charged that Lcfkowitz Contract HlRncd Between Na­ Irving Rubinzahl, 22, .And exerted a bad influence over the Other Parties Make Ready type, rht Develops Into tional Air Transport, And Harry Greenberg, 27, snd a heavy, yuuth and that the family had tried square-faced man of 42, Joseph American Railwny Express to get Benjamin to leav# his em­ lace To BelstCanaROCHESTER, N. Y., Sept. I.— Lefkowitx, whose recent business ploy. |When Last Seen (IJJH)—The rescue expeditlnn to liap Atlantic Plane Over Irish Coast NEW YORK, Sept. 1— ( I N S ) Search the South American junglus ■ . Air express across the country be­ for I’aul Redfern, missing Georgi.iing Straight To i (indsor, Ont., Sept 1.-(IN Trans-Allantic Flights Have ti-Brazil flyer, is expected to sail gun today. From now on it wit! he t-Two Stinson-Detroitdi4 I?aved WayToAirPasscnger ni-xt Wednesday, the expedition ossiblc to send packages from OTTAWA. Sept. 1.— (I koplanes were speed irig lew York to San Kmnclsco in 31 But Rallies Are Confined To Service. To Europe Within will be headed by Richard Marsh, — A report that a huge i ‘ A Ftfw FavorlteA, Most In Iward this afternoon in n hours; From New Ydrk to Chicago Next Ten Or Fifteen Years discoverer of the "White Indiana” plane woa seen flying of Panama, who will bo accompan­ irt 7 hour* and from New York to High PricedIndin)tries With for the honor of being west, over Plgou River, ied by Dr. J. T. Harrington, of Dallas Texas, in 29 ho.ura. Air con­ to span the Atlantic in Unlcd Stntes Steel Leading miles cast of WASHINGTON. Sent. 1.—The the Smithsonian Quebec, nt Institute, Dr. nections can also be made with |name o f Canada. ii.spiring trans-Atlnntic flight of Breeder,' of the American many other cities nil over the coun­ NEW YORK.. pent. vL—After o'clock this afternoon w< , A. ( DukeV Schiller, oilot, 1337, for from .being merely the Charles try. . • Museum of Natural History, and a good,volume <Si liquid­ ograohedhere bv the Phil S- Wood, navigator, stunts of. courageous pilots, have Lieut. Rosebaum, U. S. A. More Thnn Ten Thousand Men R.S. FrcnchWho RegistercdAt For tho firet time the American absorbing ation and profestlemal selling, the granh operator of .the I ?a\ o ff at 9:17 this morn- paved the way to an air passenger Tho searching party is schedul­ Have Been Idle FW Six HotelAnd SummrnedDoctor Railway Express bognn sending stock market was ready to resumo an National Railway a t Ifrom Walker Field, near service to Europe within 15 years, ed to meet in New York City Sat­ Months With Induction May Have Been VictimOfA packages by air ns n result of a today tho forward movement in- nlace. lt was Impossible l.ieuts. Logan C. Ramsey and Earl ltcrville, for a pen-stop flight H. Kincaid, naval aeronautic re­ urday. The expedition plans to ( ’ausewoy Motor Accident contract entered into with tho Nat­ terupted by tho selling of the last distinguish the markings. N e a r l y At A Standstill strike directly into the heart of Djulon, Eng., less than four search experts predicted today. ional Air Transport Inc. few days. the plane, tire operator repor o South American junglo soutnl At the same time tho United nftcr Cnnt. Terry Tullv nml Their prediction is based upon Though the Rulis were in coitv All communities in (he line o f t MIAMI, Fla., Sept. I (INS)— CHICAGO. Sept. 1 — (INS')— Orinoco, Ihe vicinity in which I Jnmps Mctcnlf took off at an exhaustive analysis of the Mystery surrounds th.v death hero States government went out of the mand of tho situation, the market |>n. Ont., for tho sam0 destin- Nungejsor-Coli, Lindbergh, Chain- Kedfem is supposed to be lost. A One i ’ the nation’^ greatest fqdds- ° f R. S. French, 45, general mnna- air mnil cnrrylng business, The a* n whole was a dull and routine flight were warned to watch ‘ n Indians iw li!tr*n' tlc-ups, the coal strike of 1927 ° r “ • French, 45, general mnna- National Air Transport having tho plane in the hope that it mil bcrlin-Lcvine and Byrd expeditions, vanguard of Darien Ihe National token over tho eastern division afftfir; with the rallies confined bo the "St. Raphael,” cat I.ominn plane, tho "Sir John prepared for the Nnynl Institute bj sent ahead to csstablish friendlv t0,iay enters its sixth month.. E x -. , r nn,l (* cr**#'7 itile tribe trila-s. |cept for occiuifeT'I^ vioiertee, s i df- ] Commiaalon Merihnnts, form New Y ork to Chicago, this to a few of tho speculative favor­ Capt. Leslie Hamilton, CuL ng” loft at 5:35 A. M. without and published as u part o f nnvnl rclntions with hostile ites, mostly in th* high-priced In­ Kvm thmicrh Hirts nro ni.v’c to change clqsed i 'V'* H. C., whose body was being pm last leg of the cross coun­ r . vcn wi u u g n nctuem ui nucd i — information regarding tho experts’ conclusions on the great * ^ lmlnti rnin*a Into o|>en shop open)diKCovrrod by a rhnnil)ermnid *" try routo to pass from guvern to dustrie* and tho motor shares. Minchin and tho Princess sor ship. Whon tho “ Itoval naval developments of tho yenr. safely it would take months f o r i f S . " Uhiled States Steel, general mo­ steln-Wertheim. p Uic is bnnily avzaro Mr,M,in nt the Crlumhus Hotel, private operation. sor” started from Walkervillo Their analysis said the flights have him to work his way out of the1' " ’ ' c 1 ” c * tors, general Electric, Nash mo­ Tho last authentic word thnt a great war of industry is beAccording to the hotel manager, Thirty .fivo Airplanes are in uso tors and a few of tho equipment row ntill wore determined to 1— Definitely revealed the hnc-jurtglc” Marsh said today. ‘‘TTve Ing fought.. • ' the fliers was then headed out French nrrived from Tampa and n non-stop flight to tho nrdous flying weather in the sou­ attitude of the natives would have by N. A‘. T. which will operate on snd mercantile shares received the sh metropolis. Wood and therly route for passenger service. a great deal to do with his getting' More than 10,000 men have been nfter registering told tho room a daily flying basis of 5,00 miles. lion’s share of attention, while 4he sea over the Irish coast yest idle for five months. Production clerk m duty, " l want n cool room !lrr hoped to pass th«ir rivals Transcontinental air express ser­ bulk of the railroad and industrial morning, pointing due west 2— Disclosed tho grent need forout quickly." in at a standstill, or rrocticaliy imisliii. rructlcnilv so, and n doctor} I’ve been injuretL” arbor Grnco wh?re tho “ Sir improved means of collecting wea­ vice is now in operation from coast- slocks were again oh the active America. Nothing whatever “ Whjti'y’* Guoding,' Brirkport : ,u , , , heard o f them today. No ships coal prudueing state* For nn unknown reason tho doctor Carling” will ho brought ther information for trans-Atlan­ nhtlcte, and Frederick Roekw'oml,' " f f i f 'V *•nt to coast, th« National A1r Tnins- list. *' prn” ' ^ seen them and they had not * . Indiana and Ohio. A few iievVr arrived and the man’s body for rc-fueling. prt handling the business from of Rochester, will also b , members j ^ tic air travel. A violent upward surgo in cot­ sighted over land although open, shop operations havo been was found the Mlowing morning. New York to Chicago and the Boo­ ton prices restored about $3.60 a were long ovontuo In reochini 3— Shows that a competent navi­of tho expedition. started, but without great success. DON, Ont., Sept. 1. (INS)— gator can often savo a trnns-AtPersons who Viewed the remains ling Air Transport operating from halo of tho losses incurred In the American mafaland. / Violence hnn attended thesa effort* Chicago t Son Francisco. This is , Terry Tully and Lieut. James lantic plane from disaster. TARA, Brazil, Hopt.l — (INS) — particularly in Ohio where they declared thnt the body was "skin­ the backbone of the air express s*r- last two days. Cutting down ,'of Princess Lowcnstcin-Wcrt) ned from the waist down,*' a numlalf hopped o ff for tho second tno crop estimates by a number of and hef two pilota had been fly 4— Supplied valuable data for th»*A report circulated in the United l*er or deep wounds indicating that vlco of tho country. Other feeder nir the well-atcd private bureaus 35 houra at 2>30 tbia aflame [from London, Ont., at 5:35 A. upper stratus over the .Atlantic States that Pnul Redfem, missing hnvu been most determined: lines radiato in alt directions nml stlmnlnted wide Here nml there n mine, or group t*— unit had bled.profusely. [tanning tU land nt Harbor and tho effccta.nf surface tempera­ American aviator, had landed nt pread buying de­ they are stilt up. Unlesa tl are expected to gradually grow In mand for contracts, of mine* Im-i i igned what in called and on the countered severe storma L • • sol police advanced the theory for rcfuelln»d>eforc Alcmqucr, was officially denied tures when neat- freezing. numbers. < a provisional wage scale, permitt­ |lhe <JfeSn**lnJP *W the kpltal floor of the exchange. Atlantic, they should havo The condWmrof throWent her ovor this afternoon by Governor Dyon- ing workers tu dig,coal untU Aho that French had been Injured in Air Kxpros ires* rates from New |o British empire. tho eoaat of New FoundL the great circla route first popular­ i-sio Bent**, of the state of Para. strike is ended, at the Jacksonville an nirinmohio wreck, as several York'to Chic nnonymh.:» telephone calls had [plain Tully and Lieutenant ized by Lindbergh, which takes Ihe Governor issued the following wage scale. la been received at headquarters sta­ tlf, planned to reach the planes into the Arctic regions, statement' to International News Such coni, and Abut produced in tion that night from someone wh» may result in n route botween New Service:— ling tu resume their bight. rapciyreo $2.G0 n pound. non union mines, particularly in < *• *• ^ “ Please deny tho report that West Virginia nnd Kentucky, has wanted to know if a wreck onf'the 4)1 Canada, and the «rest seccnd attempt of the Lon* England and the Azores, o ff the Betwreri Chicago anil Dnllaa pas­ a large trndo la'conducted. The re­ Vrorld for that matter, riiunty causeway had been report­ Spanish peninsula, being chosen Letlfcrn landed nt ' Alnmquer. I supplied th» nation. There was n [plane was witnessed by a senger* will be carried at the rate ] crowd, despite the early hopr. for trans-Atlantic air passenger mr.de inquiry nnd received a mes­ three months supply aboVe ground ed. Authorities havo do record of o f 10 centa a mile, or $100.30 for port was considered a bullish factor ^waiting word todny of the *i)rh un 1 accident, for tho so-called mercantile stocks, abouts of the flying huwever. service, they said., sage from ths mayor of town Buy­ |as larger even than on Mon­ when the mm quit work Mar. 31. have been unable to unearth the trip from Chicago to Dallas. including Sears Roebuck, Mont­ Lowsnsteln-Wertheim nnd “ The five months, from May to ing that the report is false.” when tho “ Sir John Carling” There is almost that much.now. Passengers tan board tho planes gomery Ward, Associated Dry two pilots, Captain Leslie Hs information In regard to it. forced hack after flvo hours October, uro generally the mwt at any of the sips enroute. ’ Goods. Trices of all grade* of roul sre and Colonel Frederick F. Ml Among other effects found in RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept. 1.— ntmdying. Some grades have ad­ ad weather ovor Lake Ontario, favorable for trans-Atlantic flights every means of ernnmunicatic [ngedy wa» ’narrowly averted but this yenr, between May 117 and (INS)—The Brazilian steamship vanced within the pant week. It is the hotel room, was a tra/eler’s brought in an attempt to la insnraneo receipt, designating [morning, when a plnno carry- July 15, conditions havu been fav­ Nossa Hunhora Do Soccorro sail­ predicted other* will do likewise. adventurous aviators. news reel camerman swooped orable for a westward flight but ed from Para today to search the Railroads and public utilities havo Mrs. R. J. 'French* 110 Brr-id St., At 10:30 Eustcrn Daylight Brazilian coast as far north us bought freely in antieptaion of Charleston, 8. C,, as benefit ury. on the Crumlin Field at ths once,” the analysis said. this morning government off The best day of the record, they Guiana for tho missing American such a turn. moment the “ SIt John CarlAlthough no nenr evidence has of tho marina department nr started down the runway, said, was that on which Chamber­ aviator Paul Redfern, said » dis­ been discovered, the.police nr* con­ ini oxports computed the ratio tinuing their in stig a tio n . ‘ * [her pilot saw the other piano lin and Acosta made their endur­ patch from Pnrn. *___ ^ M O V I B STRIKE SPREADS time nnd distance, making — .. [ ance record, while the next best |a crash seemed imminent. nnce fo r head winds, del LONDON, Sept. 1.— (IN S )— BRUNSWICK, Ga., Sept. 1. - ‘ CHICAGO, Sept. dnsh in an automobile across period found Chamberlin and Lo1—(INS— A rigid enforcement o f all local from course nnd other fact Charles Levino todny made ar- traffic regulation* was announced tering into the flight o f [field succeedojl in stopping the vino over tho ocean. Lindbergh Mrs. Paul Rodfarn, pretty young First indications that the labor dis­ rangmenta for placing Captain W. today by acting Chief o f Police A. Raphael from Upavon, Engl |don plane until ^io Intruder had almost as good weather while wife of missing flyer, has left pute between theatre owners and R. Hlnchcliffo formally under con­ II. Beckwith who sounded a warn­ Ottawa, Canada, and c«n Byrd had the worst. ] out o f tho. danger zone. here for Sumter, 8. C., to motion picture machine operator* tract as pilot of the trans-Atlantic ing to Sanford motorist* that a re­ that some of the news o f th* j For a westward flight Nunges- several days w ith relatives. ® i would spread to Include other ormonoplane “ Miss Columbia.’* , cent widespread disregard of tha should have been picked ap1 flNDSOR, Ont:. Sept. I. (INS) ser and Coli selected the best days expects to return to Brunswick gnnized branches of .theater workIajvlrte, who plana to fly back to various rules had mado It necess­ the North Atlantic coast hot he “ Royal Windsor” carrying of the period, they asserted in an­ scon. |era was sren today in the announceAmerich, sold that if no word was ary for the pcilce to tak0 Immedi­ —by 7:30 thb minting at i with sleenlIcos^mcnt Unit 200 mumhers of the [tors Philip S. Wood nnd^ C. A. swer to criticism in France that Though worn WASHINGTON, Sept. !. (INS) received by tomorrow morning ate steps to check the violations. [llcr, hopped o ff from Walker- false reports from the United nights of anxiety, Mrs. Redfern stage hands’ union has voted to But, three houra after I State Department’s disapproval .from Lifut- Col. F. F. Mlnchln. Field at 9:17 this morning for States sent tho gallant Frenchmen ^ P H H Hher H belief H p t h a t her hus­ to join the lock-out film men. Rtgulatlpn* pcrtniqlng to park no news had come. At 10:2 repeated has temporarily held up the ship­ f’nptnin Leslie Hamilton and the Imr. atop rtr:-c’Ts. bso o f parking a roundup of all the wli ‘ . •>,. %» band waa safe, somewhere in the light from this city to Windsor, to their doom. ment o f 150,000 ‘rifles by an Amer­ Princess Lowcnstelq-Wertheim In lights and limiliil- measures are the tions along tho east cc “ In fact,” saiii LieutB. Ramsey \a|t wilderness of the northurn I IREMAN SHOT l 9 ican manufacturing concern to their attempted * trans-Atlantia one*, which have be*n vitiated ___ .made, and non* had rrreiv Ihile the start* was made several and Kincaid, “ while a ctorm cen­ part of South America. a y p| AlttHVii ! v n nln. , |Lh® Soviet government, it was ad- flight, * he _ would immediately partinilnrly, uceonllng to the po- word of the plane. Some ter was located on the routo, tho * — --------|n nftcr the “ Sir John Casting” start for America. If, on the other lice. Motortntj must; also fpl.. low of fbnr for the safety of tl “I off nt London, Ont., a trnn- weathor conditions were more fav­ hand, word romea that the British the law on the uso J of ■ dim an became maniest, but for Negro-Stock Salesman orable, us a whole, for the west-' ntic race for tho honor of befiler* havc reached their goal, ho bright lights and also driving wit part officials remsined thu first to span the Atlantic ward flight than they had been for May HavePreliminary Belmount county for the murder­ and Yllnchrllffo will set «ut In thn only eno light, it was stated. Th Ru.s.Mun* purrhmed the rifles 10 years.” Officials figured that. If ers o f A. J. Mateo Wheeling, W. he nartto of Canada seemed likeRecall accidents in which motor *rs are still in tho air and Lindbergh, characterized as “a Hearing On Friday Vo., fireman of a Baltimore nml from a* New England concern,, the “ Columbia” in on easterly direct­ food and Schiller were deterion, flying as long aa their gasolino cars collided n( Intersections o f ‘ ‘ ~ course, they Ohio coal train who was shot while identify of which is withheld, and holds out. * si to make the non-stop flight superb flyer, stuck to his course crangom ent* were made to ship through streets have occured as tho denser steams because of compensating winds on duty on board a train running ur the “ Sir John Carling” was J. E. Morris, negro »t«ick sales­ T. Harold Kincado, Wright aer­ tho result of n careless ohaorvanco where tho Gulf o f St. _ which tended to prevent drifting man, held in the county jail on a bctwcen.-Elu$hlng and Laffcrty them from’ New York. An agent of [halt at Harbor Grace. • the Company asked tna State' De- onautical corporation expert, made of the atop ordinances, th* actlnj and straights o f Belle Isle •Royal Windsor’s” destlnati- nnd because o f hla own ability as u charge o f embeazllng $1,600 from about throo o’clock this morning. partniont about iU attitude and th« an Inspection of the "Columbia” to­ chief' sald..Co-oc " “ ~ op*tration ' of Sanord to the Atlantic, in that is Windsor, Eng., but it will Chamberlain v/ont 450 miles off the Florida Negro Flnanae Com­ . _ to enforce tho ^herq art. Id addition to • department replied that It strongly day and pronounced it In condition citizens in helping SNAKES WILL FIGHT * hla course, primarily because of pany ef this city, may get a preli­ i l»nd there. The aviators plan to by the stations, several liners and disapproved. Khioping ■annngo- for ai)> Immediate flight. The Im­ traffic law* waa urged [p greetings from the mayor of compass failure, they said. Com­ minary hearing Friday, according ments were then h.ilted tantpornr- perial Airways, Ltd., is making all polico head who htiicvca that moat era plying the waters, MEMROS.iTenn., Sept i-(J^IS) mander Byrd in spite ofhianayto sheriffs office. Morrih, wiser, Ont, and then continue . . arrangements with the air ministry of the Infraction* novo been due are radio-equipped and — All again Itbdujr otf j|y., I ... ,.t i, ■ >■ »was » » serene again for tho proposed hop-Vff from more to oversight than to willful communicated with land [flight to Groydeti. ,. gational ability, wasblown off hht whoso bomf has been set at $2,000, j » in McniIwgnj’ autliiiritk': of tjie depart­ Crsnwell Field. course, but knew where he wna un­ WPS reported to be planning to se- h , , disregard of the ordinances. “ * “ ' of the plane. food, a native of Duluth, Minn., locai box- ment ftihnitcd today they eapnot til he hit storms in France. mm vnl two years In France with The police department’s deter­ expert cmnputat bc filled with Mem“ Had Lindbergh encountered the atop the deal if the principals want mination to put an end to local vio­ ever, are based on the World War, and Schiller, who cross winds that Byrd did, the grand Jury, hut Indications today pklans eager to get a glimpse «t to go through with it, as~thcrc is lations follows suggeations from that the flyers have I* born in Iowa, enlisted in the •Spirit of St. Louis' would havo were that tho negro would seek » t r o , newest spbrt—snnke flghtfng.l H« embargo ipi aims to Russia. tho City Commission which at a re­ their original eoursa. r » l Air Force when he was IB Mown off her courso as far as was .hearing tomorrow in an effort to cent meeting printed out' the grow­ confidently believe they *r» old and served throughout tho ’Columbia’ in spite of the per- secure his freedom. ing evil. Morris was arrested Monday In say that tbe*r ap world conflict. For the past fest piloting of tho man controll­ slewed down by i years he has been in the aer- ing her destinies," said the navy Gainesville upon complaint of Ideal MilBRIPP WAS HAPPY that thep may have heen authorities and Sheriff Hand re­ forest patrol. _ officers, “ and had Chamberlain en­ turned Tuesday night with th« ‘‘si* xag* in their coure* |Tbe take-off of the Royal Wlnd- countered tho poor visibility that ’ WASHINGTON. Sept. 1— GREENVILLE, 8 . 'C-. Sat Had tho 63-year-old ' was perfect despito a total hindered Byrd and had been unable prisoner. Morris is chagad with (INS) —1Th# Navy's keoych for the (IN S)—Testimony that having used for his own purposes and her two «. InstuBntinn of tho simplex .sys­ Iof 400 pounds which it carried, to sight the steamship, Mauretania mioalng trena-Pacific trans-pacme flyer* nycra o f the Tim, now system insures greater missing rinding 500 gallons o f gasoline. It is almost certain that his cour­ money which ho had collected from tem o f sending and receiving me*, efficiency in the sending and re­ Dob rare, six men and one girl, haa Sam D. Willis was in an apparent­ the south of the *r taxieing down the runway ageous flight would have ended in sales o f stock in the local financing sages in the Sanford office of thb ceiving messages in addition to the virtually boon completed, it was ly happy mood during tha last few they * c ' " cc-ndern. • • * ___ hours o f his life w a a ---------, Western Union and tho appoint- increstod capacity which'they pro- atated at the Navy today. ' 2,000 feet toward the south the disaster.” ini MVnnn defanse today in ho llfa l The negro (a also said to bo d f F. A. La Plante as local vldo. Florida is tho flrat: state In plane lifted beautifully. But Roar Admiral John A. fcreDon‘ Dm Mrs. Ethel Willla, hi* 3 lV wanted in other cities in connection manager to 'au-ceed LcsUrTImYp. *d eastward and disappeared Honolulu, the southeastern division to have ajd, comraandmnt at “ GREEN PERIL" with qdestiohab) transactions. Ono Who hat Recently ’ transferred to the machines Installed, according to made a report to tho navy today widow, and Deputy Henry Dpidly in the mist. \ lifelong friqnd and it Palm \ounced Mr. Brooks who said that the aim- that offered little or no * WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.,. charge connects him with the al­ tlm* comrade charged _ with killing w, rep- pie* syxteih had already been In th* few remalnin: l.— (INS)—The "Greta leged swindling of a St. Peters­ MWAND WAGE MEASURES Sept i sheriff in him garage on Jun* burg negro women-of $2,000, due# any but n iitors at use In tho eastern states for aeveral Peril” threatening Florida gro •< ’ V' '• ■* 'A** >7-0-4» yehnr.; '*’ 1?. R-typo «ub will bo averted if civic and Mr. I MINNEAPOLIS, Mlnn.r-(IN9) cultural leaders can get pro fn transmittin h from ^E A tfllS FROM PLOOD8 RU1 Minneapolis motion picture op- tarriff laws passed at the coming the le rorks office. members o f this internat- session of congress, according to th* »rd wl,— ,. ibtea the r.fu Wab sa ' alliance of theater stage em­ leading members Just to asaum* of the Mat deuth list moisaire auv „ . .A copy of * will go on strike unless their Coast Grower*’ Association here. i‘ Mr.1 Le- It taken on tho ti tsp. Ruining ■ rich oil fields which swept »nd« for wage increases and U»*l ' today at through the machine •at tha of Galicia ' *r w°rklng conditions are met W. C. T. U; IN BOSTON * at 100. Co ,tion with, the time the meelhi IT®. midnight Thursday, repre•triekea area .has bash cut oJff and on an aur— A1of their union Infoaened MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. Sept-1 full details o f tho disaster sre not At* owner* today. . (INS—Boston will be host to - tne yet oLtahubla. M\ type1928 national convention of Wom­ Lirt'v : .. PERMITS [ charters en’s Christian Temperance Union. John Carling” Uso Takes To A ir Atlantic Plane OFFICERS W e i g h r e su l t s OCEAN FLIGHTS COAT, ISiMAN FOUND DEAD IN SIXTH MONTH IS MYSTERY FOR E WITHOUT CHANGE MIAMI’S POLICE BULLS TAKE LEAB^«w LongOve CURBING SELLING IN STOCK MARKET S Hinchcliffc Makes T r a f f i c Laws Are C on tra ct As Pilot To Be Enforced To Of “Miss Columbia” Letter By Officials D e a l Is Closed To Ship 150,000 Rifles To RedGovernment N avy’s Search For Lost Dole Aviatofs Ends With Failure estem Union Names New Mt And Installs The S im p le x M w as & iiSS! n in ju n c t io n f il e d ORIiANI —With bull LONDON, Sept. Yr~ O N S )- greater for t Lieut. B. R. BeriUey hopped i j f ember, Orlai lion dollar i from the Hendon airdrome at V with a day, o’clock this mooting on a 1" penults. flight to . j BRNTLY HOPS OFF Killian. county commissions *n individual 1former acting has court ' on .......... m, * 1.—(INS) i 75 pereent i than for Sept, over tha mill i year toTfl.'-Mfl In t •’ �THE SANFORP HERALP. WEDNESDAY. . __________ Li____LL • APHPST « . I9CT ~______________ Y Y / HEN you buy Printer s 'Ink w h ich 'd o you get---m ere’ v v RESU LTS that com e from a purchase of publicity jusl C. Circulation? Printers InEwithout circulation among a t interested and able to buy your product is advertising wasted this powerful factor it is the cheapest, surest and quickest m< ting a market. ' ■> . O D E RN i ever before—their •mornings that their afternoons may be frei of many sorts; M is’ only in EAD. Reach the W om an and tor in the world. . a magazine, or other periodical is not worth s ertising in—if people are not glad to pay for it it is not wtirth ad- ointed time, your message is lost. Herald circulation i , each evening its readers are eager to turn its pages~1 Id and store-to shape their plans for tomorrow. Y ou you buy Herald adverti at the �ford Herald Summer Opera In Georgia A s Brisbane Sees It Elton J. Monghton The successful production o f operas "as an institution­ l» «t M I M . Il V a n t l l t An al and* civic enterprise” at the University of Georgia Sum­ Be Clean—Avoid Disease. mer School is an achievement of no small significance In' Flying In Peae* Time*. ST. U l L mt H c p M U f f l M 2 (Jrnin.H Of Radium. M l jr M U t. Irt ' musical and educational circles in the South. For one, thing, « l a n k S, lMTt______ Prince And Banjo. it proves to other colleges that it can be done, and, for anoth­ BY ARTHUR BRISBANE LIA N D L D U N ----- EDITOR J I D W A R D BRRU .. - M A N A G E R er, it is a nice piece o f evidence against Mr. H. L. Mencken's 1027 hr 5 l* r Co. r —r r la h l-----"" K A R L S A JOKES, M iter contention that those of us below the so-called Mason and THE SECRET OF health is . — ( i m c R i r n o s RATES Dixon's line are for the most part dead, culturally speak­ cleanliness, inside and out. Clean O m T i l l ...____ _______ ing. For who loves Saint-Saens and Gounod more than this l .l n l k a --------lungs, clean blood, clean thinking energetic group of Georgia teachers and students who for­ prolong life and fight disease. Leprosy that killed thousands swear the summertime comfort of the hammock and the W — fcly *<1IIm n r m r and was louked upon, ns a necess­ palm leaf fan to build their own scenery, make their own TU* M craU l i H t c N i |Uat«t ■♦wa­ ■M*r (• lk* laitrM * costumes, and train their own orchestra and singers to pro­ ary visitation from above, was i Imm I K*w» N m lw, n t t lr lt c another word for filth. (Ala n M it* r a m i w i a a l i a l l g a duce “Samson and Delilah” and “ Faust?” In Africa a strange, destructive Sallr «•»*»• _tw ea tr II I — ii< _ w ars* S a llr w ttr* ! « ■ All Ik* ieaSlBK errata af Ik* *a In addition to these two operas, during the last four fever swept across the jfreat Hark •tea w ir M . T k t I, N. S la N f * * l a l . continent, (50,000 were killed by it, IT e ffM e a t lu PlartSa a i l II* years the University of Georgia Summer School has staged -■MUMrr a f l a a l l l M alata i n n I* "Carmen” (twice), “ Madame Butterfly’', "Cavalleria Rustic- quarantine stations were establish­ ed without success. • ana” , Romeo and Juliet"; "Tales of Hoffman", “ Werther” , Soap, water nnd disinfectant t k » H«n M 14 a n*Mk*r of Ik* A >411 ■< A of Clm latlaw , — "II Travatore", and "Madame Pompadour” . The operas are would have done the work. Disttwmal A— clmtloA of Pah. enso is carried by vermin. Before sung in English. Every piece of work in connection with i.A llfrilw n , aa4 A4**rilalac whl«h t*t*lr*a n *k r* s- their production is done by the pupils nnd faculty members. asking why the natives do not free **a*h*r ta aabmlt to a themselves of the vermin, ^ we ««k a*411 of ■aharrlpllaa llata Joseph S. Stewart of the University has announced that must remember that it isn t so fa **rlfr • aboolairlr all •f <lr*alalloa ■* well u many improvements will be made for the 1028 season. This long in this country since country it ha* Ia*** H rRit*. program includes changes in Woodruff Hall, which is the ' people looked upon the absence of vermin as a sign of ill health. They also thought that the mos­ IURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1 1927 winter session indoor sports building, to provide dressing rooms, property rooms, and a large permanent stage. quito, which actually put malaria IAI.D ’1 PROGRAM This musical activity in Athens might have been in­ in the blood, was a good cure for ■y'lN HIT aa4 COMMIT malaria. il hia< * Mater r a a ir'' t o Jarkaoa spired by the yearly pilgrimages of many Georgians to the opera season in Atlanta. And in turn let us hope that the LORI) THOMPSON. FORMERLY ilra*tlnn af It. Jaaaa ladlaa example of our neighbors may lead to a similar enterprise British air minister, Kays any nat­ liver Caaat. ion that wants to ho prepared and la a a « c r a tlo « of A n t k l r “Par- in our own Florida universities. W eek. safe in war should encourage peace I ' , p a t a lla c ef b a llila g ir*. -------------------- -4J-----------------flying. Airplanes rapidly become keaa«a, helela, apartment ■aaltr Cheat, Getting The “ Low Down” llrllua h *aa tlfa . a f cltr tn tra a , a n * a »4 aaa4*ra h— pltal. -ty ­ re n’ t much sympathy for ike or a bullsnake either ivlty of Individuals promote a fight between ' ii wfckh one or the other Fmeets a . slow and pain­ ty tho moot discouraging our modem dvillxat!(on. -o ord forecasts toll of the antion of a normal celery crop coming season. Thpt spells ' y, for the famoua celery area. Some of the fine spring of celery which we have In Eoat Hillsborough indicate Um crop could be grown here fully. It woulo seem thet o f our formers who wish to fy would' find it profitable ’ celery.—Plant City Courier. — o— — • Ive days the “ Pride ’ has beet flown from to Constantinople, o f 4,010 mile#. That’* o f eight hundred miles Tho circumference <•” *v » they wilt fly It, is about thousand mi lea. I f the maintain their pre, they will have circled the and one-half arithraa iatk la pa It off peacefully. Modern . British royaty is wiser than the French kings. Louis XVI appenred on the Home Ownership balcony of his palace wearing the PALM BEACH POST tricolor cocltade in his hst to please the mob. But it was too late^ hat The United States Is behind most mnnufreturern ad dealers will also and head cume off. European countries in the number benefit is true, but like all other A LEARNED PROFESSOR, of owned homes, and * recent bul­ building material manufacturers Thompson, saya the birth rate is ■ wi equally benefit, and tht benefit letin of the department of labor very important "because the dom- i showed that ownership of* Indivi­ will reach from them down to the inant rnco in 100 years will be the J dual homes in the United States Is architect, the contractor, the car­ one that now has the largest birth i on the decline. This report falling penter, tho mason the plumber, the rate." into the hands of a large building painter, and the day laborer, to say Nol necessarily. There are 300,- . material manufacturerer, inspired nothing o f the interior decorator, 000,000 Asiatics in India, and the I him with the idee of establishing the furniture manufacturer fcnd dominant race there la the British a fund to promote the idea of home dealer and others too numerous race represented by 100,000 Brit­ ownership, and he began with tho to mention. ish! re, holding 300,000,000 quarrel­ Any group of people willing to ing Hindus and Hohammedans un­ result that a million dollars is to ) be spent to tell the people of tho spend a million dollars that so der their thumbs. And the real ruling power is I United States how easy it Is taown muny besides themselves may beneft. should be looked upon in the some one Britisher thousands of , his own home. light of philanthropists. • miles away on a foggy island. It may be argued that this cam­ Quality counts also, good Prof­ paign is entirely to mercenary be­ essor Thompson. One first-class cause U is being waged by men baby, well brought up, preferably, TOM SIMS SAYS who are In the bualneea o f manu­ of course, three or four, are hetter facturing and selling building mat­ than dozen with only BO percent of Eberlc and Secretary erial. And it may indeed be. But Vitality. Wilbur want* a law forbidding even so, home ownership la vital to the well being o f any country, *,.er* , r >m risking their lives. they'll get and the education campaign to After that maybe around to sailers, structural Iron teach people why they should owi. workers and pedestrians. their own bonus is a constructive course in good citizenship. Ae such If you re going to b« married, It ie nationally beneficial. The ben- give your prospective partner $10 la g Prescription for eft to the family that hae long f" *P*n4 for music and If he buy* Malaria, Chills mad Feter, deal red to own ita own home ,but Homs Sweet Horn*," marry him, thought it imposeible beyond esti­ *n artist advises. But, auppote Dengue or Billow Tever. mate. he brings home a aaxaphone It kills the f . r m s . t That these few building material play it o n !...... .. * •mraphone to — — are lower now than they have ever been. I f y o u ^ h e e d tires c o m e in a n d let ua s h o w y o u y o u r size in a obsolete. But knowing how to fly like knowing how to swim or ride, is an asset for all time. The Brit­ ish nnd other nations in Europe and Asia know it and energetically teach flying to their young men. Boys nt Oxford are taught to fly, thanks to the government interest in flying. Why doesn’t the government of this country supply every college with one or more safe flying mach­ ines and good pilots and teach fly­ ing to any young man willing to learn— with his parents' consent If under twenty-one? At least 80 healthy American hoys out of a hundred would glad­ ly learn to fly if they had the opp­ ortunity. Why doesn’t the govern­ ment give it to them ? The principal of a high school in a south Florida city one day called a meeting of all the hoys after school- It BLE VERSE FOR TODAY seems that a “ slang wave" had struck the school and the GOD’S GENEROSITY; — The la merciful and gracious, slow seriousness of the situation had become so appnrent that anger and plenteous in mercy. the head o f the institution thought it was time to take Im 103;8. ’ soma steps to check the habit. Addressing the hoys with PRAYER; "What shall I render all the solemnity that he could summon, the principal call­ to G drXofd; For all Hia kindness ed their attention to the growing evil nnd pointed-* out the danger in using slang. And then with a final effort to em­ phasize his appeal he said, "Boys, you’ ve got to cut out OUR BEST QUALITY .By Irene Steps rt slang.” am the New York Herald TrtbBut we did not intend to write a tirade agilinst s)ang, neither had we in mint) a defense of its usage. We do know aelyago edge of her pink satin that it has had its place in our language ever since the na­ rum** * i» ■BV rg lwV ly well known trade tion was founded. In nil walks of life we find people using mark. slang to some extent and hardly a day passes hut what “ AIR TAXIS. LIMITED," is a ro eccentricity— some new slang phrase comes into being. It was while mu­ company established in England. Such as caught thread— mars the You telephone for a plane to take i i. Piece. sing over these thoughts that it occured to us how interest­ you from London to Cairo, or up in No grief hae sewn ing it is to recall some of our favorite expressions ot by­ A’our shunting place >i Scotlaml,and I Mam-like scar across the plane gone days and compare them with others of today. the plane is ready as soon n!t you : Of .her smooth monotone. " erating perfection I Now and then we hear'the phrase "passing the buck" are. The air taxi for journeys of distance will be cheaper 1could only toar ' but it has bqen a long time since someone gave us that ex­ moderate than road taxis. Ren I flying is stuff—if it would ade—but no, lielL wear and wear . . and pression of placing blame on other people. When Sam Jones coining. was in the heyday of his evangelistic career he led so many wear. NEW YORK CITY bought two people to the Christian religion that they called it "hittin’ ttwof radium for $110,000 to PRESCIENCB. the trail.” In later years Billy Sunday modified the phrase grain* ucc in fighting cancer. , By. .Jamie Sexton Holme by calling it the "sawdust trail.” It was down on the farm, If you want to think of some­ -In the New York Herald TribuneIf you. atilL love me when the years we suspect, that, somebody coined the expression of "throw­ thing strange and wonderful, coni sidcr the fact that two tiny grains ing the bull,” but the phrase is gradually going out. .» TikWu taken of radium, sending out their par­ , All that in me was lovely t« the Our fathers when they were young fellows used to ticles of matter, with the breaking the chill, pitiless winds of Iboast to.each other about "pitching a party" but nowadays up of their atoms, bombarding the en > ag* have shaken .their stJns speak about "going on a big one." If they im- cancer with a force of speed, un­ dr pet* tala from the blossoms lielr petals from the blossoms |bibed too freely of intoxicants they were "limb struck" but known to any eppnon or dynamite, ran conquer the most dreadful dis­ of del 11undo no betrayed f o r - !the younger generation calls it "high as a kite” or "soaked ease and continue the bombardment ' j to the gills." It’s been only a short time slifbcf we first for centuries after all the living of You guess the anguish that you hehrd that popular saying of "so’s your old man" hut it went today shnll have been (lead. ' Now that New York buys radf j ^ t cancer, it would be a 6 O S S S S i U, reawaken ° f "*»*• ‘J.l™o" t.0v,c.r. ni‘fht' We uacd to call C i g a r e t t e s jum ■ In ■ me • coffin tacks but in this sophisticated age they are simply good idea for that city ami other The joy you had . Sgo— "fags". Long ago we discarded "iron men" for dollars and cities to imitate Berlin nnd cities in Britain that establish great act­ '■hell not be consoled substituted "cart-wheels.” inic ray establishments to* fight even now When the hoys used to give an entertainment and went various diseases in children. I sea tha first faint traces of the years, In these establishments the ul­ around to raise the expenses they asked every fellow in the ltd one small strand of silver on crowd to "kick in” with his share; the later expression is traviolet rays, manufactured artmy brow ifically, containing the power of la cause enough for bitter, secret "divvy up." In.the pioneer days they used to say a man the sun's rays, are applied to the tears, "died with his boots on" to indicate that he was killed in bodies of diseased or badly devel­ angry, Impotent, unresigned, I action. When a man died from natural causes he had oped children nnd restore health. One single establishment just enm-j se’a shadow fall ,tm what you "turnefj up his toes” but this gave way to "cashing in his plctcd in London can treat 2000 checks" and during the world war it was "going west." loved in me. children <a day. The richest country in the world j The expression of “ wooden ckecks” seems to be here to ' ‘'Old Glory” ’to ’ hop ofT before stay but "puttin' on the dog” has given way to "struttln’ might, to be able to afford that. ’— headline in Miami News, your stuff." Tho maidens used to say "cut it out" if their THE PRINCE OK Wnlea, when take that bet. escorts became unduly attentive hut the flappers of today he visited ft friend at Oxford be■"O ■■ tie City has made soma remark- think that’s a bit too tame, so they look severe and exclaim fore his Canadian trip, entered by accident the room of extremely i strides in the practice of econ- "what’s the big idea?” radical young students of social­ ' since the fifth of August. "Over tho top” is n war-time creation that chambers of istic convictions. The leader of w kat the 'Key Club’ In Tampa commerce and other civic bodies have been unable to dis­ tho group was a man 33 years old, la a locksmith—someone to card in mnking an appeal for over subscription to their cam­ who had worked in a nail factory It to the sunshine Instead of paigns. Then there was the time when a girl told her lover ns a child of eight, and hnd grmlually earned the money to got a ihine. to "beat it” when the father discovered he had overstayed university education. —------ o--------Major Kney, who relates the ing to the Sanford Herald, his time, but nowadays when the irate parent suddenly ople In that city boast the awakens and gives expression to g^few choice thoughts, the story, says that the Prince of Wal­ es, recognising his surrounding, o f William Smith. FBI1P for daughter tells her "bby frfend" J ........................... ........to " lay tSJ lfiw uritil the storm picked up a banjo nnd began to -Tim es -Union, passes over sing and ultra radical song popu­ o tow they ore bragging that the Despite all that, the world isn’s so had. Things may lar among young British social­ ists. treated come and things may go but it seems that our slang King Michael is d?.ing ‘ must *The young radicals cheered him, a normal child. Why not? go on forever. drank his health, and that passed ’a the matter with him? - ■ *o — ■■ little girl down the street t have read something H1U, wants to know ' la something new ft removers, Architect Fir,i .'****!• B#nk D|,j. •tnford, FI* (u R rt TIR E Seminole Tire Shop Firestone Tires Gulf G*i 111 West First Street Tsl. 80] At work or play Healthy Bodies make H a p p y H o u rs cl goocTfcreacl makes healthy bodies Energy - diip.ositinn ability - success - nil de­ pend upon health. F.nt a plenty of good bread and keep healthy - the hettn the bread the better the health. is a better bread! A m e r ic a n B a k e r ie s C o. Frtib daily fnm year Gmtr Tu« srui: linglt and split loaj 0.GLESBYS FISH MARKET * Builds Sturdy Health. Til * Located nt 405 E. 4th St. is offering SALT & FRESH WATER FISH GRABS, SHRIMP, POULTRY DirectJIll-WatcrRoutcio CO M E G IV E US A T R I M , W E C A N I I ,E A S E YOU N E W Y O R K est nnd m ost_luxurious _ _ _ coastwta New steamers afloat offer you comfort and convenience supreme. SAILINGS FROM JACKSONVILLE TO NEW Y0RJ CalHng mi ChmrUiton ever* llondty. Thursday and Saturday at I P. U. o ’ H i ' h! r<,kLeC 8. S. Mohawk h. S. Algonquin s .s Seminole -----------------------------------o ------------- — ------------------------------ September September September September 2 3 S 9 10 l» 12 J) 1* JJ 1? ^ Friday’* Sailing Direct b p e c ia l S u m m e r S e r v ic e J A C K S O N V IL L E a n d M IA M I FROM JACKSONVILE Every Tuesday -I P. M. FROM MIAMI Evcry Thursday 10 A. M* SUMMER FARES FROM JACKSONVILLE To New York City......... $36.54onowsy To Chsrlestco.S. C ...... $12.00 " •• T ^ » « I co, U s m . . .......$41.81 !* » TOMIAMI ° $7) M round trip $t* .0 0 ■ " $72.18 * ■ $16.17 EACH WAY. ough tickets and baggage checked SERVICE M E Y E R B O TH s e r v i c e " oummer Kxercusion Now On Sale Return Limit Oct. 31. PH* ■ith or without prt*tt* Uvatory sad •*•»"> ■Uh twta ofjtoubi* •*T»«4 fo* two, low, lla ■ IVICE 0,eS-"s \stterta nd 4*—tap fo r furtJtor Im w i k I M . g***r»»; *-** TosAaf*. •*«-. affix (• C L Y D E LINE I fh A■ , I r)** L * S ' a i a f o r d « . Phone 148* l e i ’a l J. B. CALDER, A g e n t Sanford, Fla. WM. B. CLEMENTS, Hist. Passenger Agent, Jacksonville r ^ �/T, sa -ifitei: |f ' ’ f - J^f JL£: IJr1,■f THE SANFORD LD* THURSDAY .t M in iiiN flM L CONSIDERABLE fitTEREST IS SHOWN ! F u lu m ^ a ffo B M IN AUDITION TO BE STAGED HERE T h e i r Formal Opening On and Personal Milch*interest la., being m*nl clubs, organizations or other arfttt Formal opening of the Inland .posit* to h i * pressure. Zested in the preliminary contest des may indicate to the foundation Residence Telephone 889 Supply Company, diatrbuton for the tires which were ii here for the Atwstcr-Kent Natr their desire to arrange for local the Goodrich Rubber Company, 00 ta 80 pounds pressure, w* ------------------- — ional radio, audition, which will be committees to sponsor sontest. and the Seaboard Oil C om pany'* hard that they rode on a 1 new filling station at First S t m t thely narrow strip o f tread, held Friday evening, September 9 Those who have already entered M I S S CAROL STONE HONORS GIRLS »*t the Milane Theatre. All men the contest are Min .Katherine and Elm Avenue, will be held to-[center o f the tire. But the: WHO LEAVE SOON FOR COLLEGE d wo-mtn between the ages of Burhman, Miss Mildred Holly, morrow, according to an announce-J putting the load on the eat am) 25 who sing are urged to Miss Anna Clark, Miss Margaret ment this morning by C. E. Myers#-the tread, It put* the well *Kr/..! ‘ tn,i in their names to the Cham- Cowan, Edward Buhrman. Hope general manager of bother toA-| what-tire men call the “al * One of the most delightful serial i1 the hloh , rnr. ’Tor twq outer sides o f the affairs of this week was the foVefy cryitiU bracelets, was won by Miss w r ,o f Com™ « « not later than Huff, WiUiam DuBoae and Richard ie m i. In connection with the opening) "Meeting thi* problem... Li. In hi.H unique new Holtzclaw of Sanford and W. L. ..../ comedy "Sof* ’ ri'l,{e Party Kivcn Wednesday ---------- af- 1Elizabeth M cC u C h o f Ort.nd,,. evenln* at 5 <*}«*# of the filling station, the Sea-.design, will atop the waste Cushions" which comes to the M il- ' !L'rnoon b>l Miss Carol Str.ie at her Tho low. s c l t o prize, a shoulder * u f™te»tent* are asj^ed to meet Carter of Oviedo. FRIDAY board Company for Friday and Hons of dollars worth of home on Cameron Avenue compli­ "ith the local audition committee ane Theater Today, DougHuis M flower of pink, went to Mtsa Lucie ac* The complete facilities of the Saturday will offer five gallon*1age,far tirat^rUto. When th* c|e No. 6 o£ th^ Methodist menting several of the Snnflm! *n Monday evening a 7:30 o ’clock Lean has undergone a Baldwin. Jacksonville College of Music, in­ of gasoline free to every motorist *tread design which has complete I urch will meet with Mrs. John Kiris who leave soon for their rcAt the tea hour the hosteas as- at the Woman’s Club to decide cm cluding the studies and the ser­ purchasing a crank case full of .common In many balloon jjbley at 3:30 o’clock at her screen transformation. From the churucter of the bash- *P^*tive schools nnd colleges. sisted by her mother, Mrs, A. H. songs and receive final instruc­ vices of ita accompanists have been oil. I eliminated from the center Rf on West First Street. An abundance of rut flawy rs tStone served tempting' refresh- tions. Miss Margaret Davis will afforded to the Florida committee fid, timorous young American who - The Inland Supply Company, tire it Im ps the whole tread. [Circle No. 1 of tho Methodist couldn’t fly an airplane, ^cale nnd ferns including hibiscus and be the accompanist for those who for use during the holding of the whose offices will -adjoin the fill- being distorted under nrcH will meet at 3:30 o’clock at mountain or capture a lion. M ac-iothcr tropical flowers were used in menta of pineapple sherbert, fudge have no special accompanist. squares and individual iced cokes. state audition on the evenings of ing station at 31» First Street. tM* prevent* tip jhome of Mrs. T. F: Adams on Lean has become a swashbuckling, Ifor ibis affair. In addition to Sanford, other cit­ September 30 and October 1, when will be one of the largest tire con- ping* action and rapid • Miss Stone’s guests and the col­ ,»nch Avenue. Members are asked 5e!ii:C0^ <*i!nt oriental rogue who { As the guest* arrived they were leges they plan to attend were es in which local or community contests will be broadcast over sta­ terns in Sanford. A complete line tr44d wear* one of the Ikrintt their work. “ illingly dares anything to wjn ’ given numbers of their tables Miss Elizabeth McCulloch and Miss -uditiona likely will be held to tion WJX. of Goodrich tires and Inner tubes causes o f shore life la. [Circle No. 5 of the Methodist fortune and a lovely lady. , where they found tallies done in Elizabeth Whitner, Salem College |choose candidates for the state The awards wilt be as follows; In addition - to other accessories tires, urch will meet with Mrs. S. O. “ Soft Cushions" is from the pen college hats with the names of the at Winston, Snlcm, N. C., Miss Lu-1audition nre; Jacksonville, Miami, first place winners, a girl and a will be carried in stock, Mr. Myers . nholser ort Oak Avenue with o f the late George Randolph Ches­ college these girla plan to attend Fort Boy, a gold decoration, $5,000 in announced. Zeb Ratliff and Mra. Talbott ter, creator of “Get Rich Quick written on the ’hat.band. .They cie Ilnldwin, Lucy Cobb at Athens.1Tampa. Daytona Beach, Key West, Hollywood, eaah and two year’* tuition In an “Tire manufacturer! can give ihostessess. If Wallingford.” Like this popular found their place by means of Ga., Miss Imuise Thrasher and Lauderdale, Lakeland, ’ Orlando, Pensacola, St. American Conservatory; second the public a new measure o f miles Pauline Wallace, Southern College MacLean in identifying their respective college.lEjther Mettinger Circle of the fiction character, nt Imkclond, Miss Laura Lehman. Augustine, St. Petersburg, West plare, $ 1,000 and one year’s tuition, in balloon tires, If they will first |ithodlst Church will meet nt “ Soft Cushions" depends on his Wlien the fifth progression had Jacksonville Business College; and Palm Beach nnd perhaps several j fourth place, $500 cash and fifth forget their Ideas of tire building quick wits to carry him through ben completed it was found that Io'clock at the Church. gained from the old high pressure "ther* from where individuals,1place, $250 to each. Mis Elizabeth Knight. many dangigs. MONDAY. lir e " said Mr. Myers. As the leader of a band of three [Pipe Orgnn Club of tho First thieves, Douglass successfully ex­ “ By then adoption of new pritj* session of the Senate, issued a rip)* lea of design In the Goodrich Vptist Church will meet at 3:30 ecutes several "gel ... rich ........... '‘quick" , Mrs. Robert Masskals Misses Wallace, Stev­ -formal statement here Tuesday se­ 3Uv« vertown balloon, yrt find that lock with Mrs. It. W. I.uwton, coups worthy of of Wallingford only Hostess At Delightful ens, Puleston Honored verely criticising the Department )l is surpassing the mileage re­ |l Palmetto Avenue. >it to fall victim to a pair o f langti of Justice and Oliver D. Street, Re­ cords of the finest Silvertowns of iKnthlcen Mallory Circle of the ous eyes in a harem ..... . window. "r h wBy‘ Party On Wednesday AtDelig’htfu! Courtesy “ SOFT CUSHIONS- ' publican national committeeman high pressure design. st Baptist Church will meet sheer bluff nnd bravado, he in­ Douglass McLean in «* from Alabama. “ The first step in building bal­ ith Mrs. L. E. Tew on Avocado vades the harem, escapes from Mrs. Hubert Mnsskn was the comedy, iHzlIng wltH*'i Heflin charged that Street, A pretty compliment to Mis* loon tires, is to (MOgnlte that enue nt 4 o’clock. prison, dodges the executioner’s gracious hostess Wednesday even­ througlv U. S. District Attorney C. low ^pressure Is almost exactly op- gorgeous- girie and a Camilla Puleston who leave* soon IAudition Committee will niebt at axe and wins the girl and fortune. ing at her home cm Lake View for Tallahassee, Miss Pauline D. Kennamer, one of his appointees , Background I ‘ “ Fast and funny” was the motto Avenue, entertaining a few of her |j0 o’clock ut the Woman’s Club. in Alabama, had influenced the de­ Wallace who will attend Southern SPECIAL TRAINS Coni members are urged to attend. adapted by Ilfreetor Eddie Cline, friends at bridge. S uvh Ileparfment Has Ileenlnpartment of justice not to extrad­ College and Miss Rebecca Stevens "My it* :»~ . Mistake’* r*T' ,* -—IfUsne **'*■* 1" [Women's ..Missionary Society of who made MacLean’s recent “ Lot it flurnced Not To Extradite ite from Canada the Rev. Patrick CHICAGO, Sept. I ( JN$1—Jack The rooms where the card tables wh« will ulso attend ,F. S. C. W> at Rain" in filming the present par Methodist Church will meet at A. G’Konnor, a catholic priest, Talltthnssoe, was the dinner party From CanadaCntholiclMest Dempsey's popularity riha hfltetamount comedy. While taking full had been spread ‘for play were a was charged with a felony in ed today to an announcement of |30 o’clock at the Church. FRIDA Y-? Accused Of Alnbamu Felony who advantage of the beauties of the Itower of beauty with bowls of ra­ given Tuesday evening by Mrs. F. Alabama. 1All contestants in the Atwater oriental settings and costuming, diance roses und multi-colored zin- S. Vernay at her home on Crystal the Chicago and Eastern UUnoia Lake. The guests of honor are Heflin said his attention was railroad that two apaolal trains, The finest, rural lent Audition are requested to Cline has maintained the speed nins combined with greenery. WASHINGTON, Aug. 3L— (IN East” — Ri members of Mrs. Vernay’* Sunduy called to the case by telegrams starting Saturday, would be. put "W ar Down |ret with the committee ut 7:30 which ho learned while directing Bowls of pastel-tinted _flowers Senntor Tfeomas J. Heflin (D) Schildkraut, Junior School Class of the Presbyterian S) from Gov. Bibb Graves and At­ dock at the Woman’s Club. on to accommodate tho crowd* that of Alnbamu whose oratlcal at­ adorned the tallies used nnd after Church. Mack Sennet comedies. and Gladys Brockye tacks on the Roman Catholic torney General Charles C. McCall flock to Dempcey'a Lincoln Fields the game, scores were compared in Alabama, asking him to render IMrs. 0. L. Thrashor returned The floral deorutlons nn<l other training camp, Church was n feature of the lust “THE COUNTRY DQCtp anti lhe prize for top sccore, n set’ assistance In Washington to get true Wednesday evening from in thc LAKE MARY of six tall sherbert cups, was a- details were curried out Comedy, the priest returned to Alabama for Mrs. Dave Boniski and children uslis whero she spent n few days PENSACOLA—Lumber cargoes wnrded Mrs. R. A. Wilson. For cluss colors, green and white. The are spending u few week* very trial. She Is charged with having dining table was graced with a liih her mother Mrs, E. L. FerI “ Monty of The Mount totaling more than 4,000.000 feat A^jarty of young DJks going to having ill luck with her cards, committed a surgical operation up­ wore exported from here during pretty centerpiece o f white cut pleasantly ut Daytoiui Beach. ParamountMlUne Coronado Bench last week were Ms, J. E. Wathen was consoled flowers nrrunged with artistic e f­ on a woman. week nded July 30. j with a boudoir lamp. the Misses Ruth McDonald and •*-«— »- t S. 0. Chase hns returned from fect in a crystal bowl. During the Committeeman Street# according Miss Alice F. Marten returned to Mary Whitaker, John Whitaker,, . i i i i i At the refreshment hour, tho Asheville, N. C., where he and serving of the various courses to Heflin’s statement, went to the tr home at New Haven, Conn:, ort 1*, * *( bridge accessories . were removed toast* were given by the class Mrs, Chase have l>cen spending the Department of Justice with Joseph Wednesday ufter u short visit hero and William Dunn. which the honor summer. Willett Jr., councel for the priest, Miss Ruth McDonald, who has anti the tables laid with dainty members to T h . next - t l m . you need, some I the guest of Mr.’ and Mrs. J. A. Walking Is drug store article, steg to k n a r and persuaded the department been visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. embroidered covers nnd refresh­ guest* graciously responded. linell. phonn and tell/ue what y o u want. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Bennett against trying to return O’Konnor Miller, has returned to her home ments of sandwiches, pineapple After dinner games and other You'll b* .urprlaad a t tbs qUIcNUMf. Good— ------------------- ) to Alabama authorities. who have heen spending some time cake and grape punch wefe served or our idslivenr. V 't '- . f <a*I pleasant forms of diversions were at Lake City.' nt BartOtr nre spending, the week­ .“But” .it . . .? * try (be hostess. enjoyed causing the evpning to pass "The law ought to be enforced It was learned Sunday that the CBU l u o t a against Catholics, protestants and Those ploying britlge were; Mrs. all to-soon. Delicious fruit punch end in Sanford. homecoming of Rev. J. M. Thomp­ Our Service Better ' I”“ said Heflin’* stateJews alike I Mr. and Mrs. -J. E. Snyder re son and .family will be delayed n C. W. Stoudenmire, Mrs. C. II. Dri­ was served throughout the evening by Katherine nnd Margaret ,Ver lb L Thrasher, R. A. Newman ment. I haye been told that tmed Friday evening after spend- week or more on account lof sick-1 ver, Mrs. R. A. Wilson, Mrs. C. II. 1 if ^ 7 fF # .1 i’lt* £ ;u 1* nnd J. fl. Pope motored Thursday priest O’Connor’* people are very l f severql days at Punta (Ionia ness, but'he expects to be here to Pearce, Mrs. Joe Graham,.Mrs. J. nay. ^ 1 '*» IH y.i'. f ’ The guests includes! the members to New Smyrna where they spent wealthy and that tney are doing — Vd other points in the state. fill his appointment at the church E. Ritchie, Mrs, J. E, Wathen and of "The Tower Rnvm" class and the day on business. everything In their power to pre■Mr. and Mrs. David of Sanford nt the II crelock.Bervice on Sun­ Mrs. Musska. ‘ •. covers were'mid for Miss Camilla --------'vent the Issuance of extradition. l»re vhdtqf* to "Chuluota Wcdnes- day morning, September 11. Puleston, Miss Rebecca Stevens, The mnny friend* of Mr#. How- papers for hint' M... Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Benson left W. J. Hopkins, S r, left Friday Miss Pauline Wallace, Miss Helen nrd Long will regret to lesrn that ( ICurtis Lowry of Scranton Pa., Thursday in their car for St. ’ OUtf' ived hare Wtdnasday afternoon. for a visit with hip son, Chnrles Augustine where they yiH spend Vernay, Miss Elizabeth Knight, she is confined to her home with a 1 BUNNELL#—Six mile* of Ocala badly Infected foot. Miss Puulinc Muirhead, Miss Fran­ Tlopldns,' and Ma-'-lirothi-r, John [lime rock base has been put down • T ji — lealA—* [Mrs. K. L. Dann's Sunday a short time. easy payment ce* Morrow, Mis* Eleanor Bolly . . . . i°n new Div[e Highway State Roed ihool class gave a chicken and Hopkins at Atlanta, Ga. and Mrs. Vernay. Mr* Victor Green and baby hes‘ Nu, | between this point and St. 1 . 108 Magnolia J' Miss Elma Cochran, accompan­ supper Saturday evening, Mis* Katherine By me* left Fri­ returned from Monticcllo, Flu., Augustine. brother,, Horace Coch­ day for Cambridge, Mas*., whero funds raised Will b0 . used to ied by .tii - 1 j ■g « 4. * W -IM I « ■IMI ‘ (HI) ( 4.J.. Dr. J. IL I’uwe has returned to whom U|ey haye been ,-vislting“ re­ ran, returned home Sunday from ■he will resqm* her studies at u class room at the church. t —r Sanford nftcr spending several latives fhr the past five week*. |B. G. Smith o f Oviedo wu* a Camilla, Go., where she spent the Sargeuht School. ik * weeks nt Laurens, 3. C. litor hero Thursday morning. past three week* with relatives Miss Katheryne Lanier returned • charming and friends. |Mrs. Annie Williams’ ___ i* J.'t Mrs. J. H. Colclough left Thurs­ Miss Elizabeth Turnbull i* vis­ jttle daughter, Iris, entertained a ------ >*':t ( ' The friends of hjiss Clnrn Lloyd day afternoon for Di-Land whero iting Mins Helen Marentettc at home Thursday . afternoon from •\Y\k Atlanta, Ga., where she has b««»» >** [umber of Iher small friends at n will be glad Jo learn that she is „he will spend the week end n* her cottage at Daytona Beach. ■pending the summer with relatty Saturday , afternoon tho out again after1 her recent illnesj the guest of her brother ji fjrty ,* — f“H 4i»D r ves, ' uion bride her seventh ‘ blfth- nt her home here. Johnson. “ A, Mis* Elolso lainler Is spending s y . Thw'nttlb The-'Tittle guests' guest* played l'»l>44' An enjoyable affair was the aome time at Duytona Bruch us the Mr ami Mrs. O. E. Ltggln and smes nnd enjoyed bathing in Lake urprise party given last Tuesday Mrs. George E. McCulloch nnd tathi-rine until 6 o'clock nb which evening in honor of Mrs. A. I,. daughter. Miss Elizabeth Me Cut- gueat of Mias Kthelda Tutterson. two daunghturs of Amerlcus, Ga„ nre visiting In Sanford ns the June they were served with a de- Kemp at her home hpre. loch of Orlando, are visiting In Mrs. J. R. Adams and children guest* of Mr. and Mrs. David fijhtful chicken supper. Iris rcAmong the boys who camped re­ Sanford nd the guests of Mr*. Me and Miss Bobbie Lou Garrett nre Speer, *ived many beautiful gifts from cently near Shepherd Spring* were Culloch’s sister, Mrs. B. F. Whit­ spending two weeks at Daytona |<r friends. ’ John Whitaker,. Melvin Dunn, ner Sr., at her home on Ouk Ave­ Beach. Mr*. A. D. Zathary, Miss Bessie Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wagner enStanley Peckham, and TheodUre nue. Zachary, Arthur Zachary Jr. and trtained at dinner Friday evening Mrs. J. A. Shepphard ha* as her Kinchen Power* returned home [t Chuluota Inn in honor of Mis* Dunn, guest nt her home on Elm Avenue, Wednesday afternoon from States­ Miss Mary Stone left Wednesday Mr. and Mrs, Fred Bailey id Jsiy Tribble nnd Curtis L«wry *hd are to bo .rnttfried' Mohduy at Island Lake were dinner guests for her home at Columbus, Gu., Mis Minnie Handle! of Jackson­ ville and Charlotte, N. C. recently at the home of I’ruf. und after u pleasant visit here with her ville. |iigh noon. Too Late To Claselfy) brother, W. E. Stone. Mis* Stone The many friends of Mrs. De- Mrs. C. W. Itthill. Mr*. Bun . Cuswell and small ha* been the guest of Mr*. I* IL Mr. nnd Mrs. Flynn und daught­ Wilt Williams will regret to learn SIX ROOM BUNGAIjOW— Close If her illness at the hospital in er, Myrtle-, were callers recently at Smith for the past few day* nt.her daughter, Jeanne Ann, returned In. NenrV station. Apartment in home in tho San lanta Apart­ home Wednesday evening from rear. 815 Laurel Ave. labill home. pinford. ments. Atlanta, Ga., whero sho hns been Mr, und Mrs. J. E. Fisher ami Marion Wagner nnd Ormond spending tho summer with her FIXAI, NOTICM [Jacobs are spending the week-end .son, Otis Fisher, made a trip last Mrs. L. H. Smith returned home parents,'Mra. and Mrs. J. H. Huff. IX TIIK COURT OK TIIB COUXT1T • •• ' • 1 week t<\ Orange City and Casa. Daytona Beach. jutM iB. s b n i x o i .k c o c .v r r , Sunday from un extended trip B. U, Brown left Saturday after- dago on pleasure und business. b t a t b o k - k i .o r i u a . Cecil Dorsey. formerly em­ In lie Th. Hetalepf; on to spend the week-end with Among thole from here attend­ which included Washington, D. C. C»D. ' Deceased— In JRK IIAVWYM] ployed by tho Weatem Union Tel­ nnd other points in the north. Mrs. In Jacksonville. ing the Ulhman revivals In Sanford egraph Co., of this city has been Itobula. NOTICB Smith also visited at Lakeland Dann-of Orlando vlsitMr. and Mrs.. N. H. Draddock, Nnllco I. bvr.tix given lh«* »!»• her daughter, Mr*. Wm.' Jacobs, 1j i r- nmj g, 5 . Green, and oth- 'where she visited her mother, Mrs. transferred to, tha otfle* at Fort l ‘r . • G. W. Braswell. She wo* accom- Pierce. Ha left Thursday to ifesumo umlrriilicn»«l will, on thw ‘ her son R. L. Dnnn several t>nu October. A. l>. 1*17. preeent tto the his m>w dulls*.___ ponied home by Miss Estil Smith llonurtblic Counts Judee o* rteml ijrs this week. I The song service last Wednesday n ot. County, riorM *. hF# linn! re­ Mis* Loraine Higgins of [evening held nt tho home of Mr. and Ml** I-a Verne Braswell who turn. account nnd vouchers ns A e Mr. aryl Mr*. Ned Chittenden the guest Thursday, of her flru) j L Hop]( Hopkins Jr. and fnl will remain here as her guest fur left Thursday fo r Hountville 3. mlntstrator or the Uatate o l M two weeks. lleywood. Deceased, and at ealtl rle, R. L. Dunn. lowed by u Weiner roust wus well C.t where they will spend a short Urn*, then nnd there, make appli­ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Snyder spent attended and enjoyed by those pre­ cation to the said Judge for a final •time visiting relative* before go[wvtral days this- week visiting sent. eeMUnieiit « f his a g M I n ls u o t l o n o t f ing to Columbia, S. C., where they sold satatr. and for an order d is­ Fiber sections o f tho state. Geneva The services next Wednesday charging him a* such administrator. "w ill make their home. 3. F, Long iV spending the week evening will be a song and prayer Dated this in* Uth day of Aug­ [nslat Duytona Beach where Mrs. service held at tha Presbyterian A delightful uninformal social ust. A. D. I * l t .. „ Mr*. W. lEWatson will afklro UtCUHUK (I. H M lIlIN d , I Ling and the children have a sum- church conducted by the Mrs. W. J . surprise wns given by Mrs. M. E. As Administrator o f lh« ha|m*r cottage. Dooley Tuesday evening, honoring here Friduy from Cranford, N. J»Hopkins. All are invited to these i a u of .j t lt Haywood, TTS Miss Thelma Wagner and heir Ruby Peter* wno Is leaving for De­ where aha ha* been, spending the •/ Dereuse,! services. The ladies' Aid of tho pant two month* with ha# father |Nett, Miss Leona Shelkofsky,' Mich, to visit friends. Presbyterian churth will meet troit Dr. R. S. Keeler. Mr*. Watson also m ; IN t u b c o c r t Y c o u r t Rev. Hays from Jacksonville, n left Saturday morning tor JuckWednesday P. M. at 2 o’clock at former Pastor of the Methodist visited In the East while away. SBRIXOLB COfJOTTI STATB OK v * I [wmville for a few weeks visit. KLOII1UA. church of Geneva, is visiting friend Mr. and Mrs. CUfton Tribble of the church. nC:TIIB KHTATK UK rives INflAU.lt: CIIIUKN. decsossd DtLand, who have been visiting S to~ Mrs. Howard Long, Mrs. Hurry here for a few days. In Probate . „ \ tbeir parents, Mr. nnd Mre- E- E- Kent and little Miss Mary Louise Johnny and Mr*. Toole of Wild­ Nedee# ed Notice Is rinal 1Tribble for two weeks, left for Nickles have returned home from wood aro visiting her parent*, Mr. hereby . given that the will «>n the flfft dny or their home Sunday. ... .. . , ■ -V % 1 , get up un<i#r»lgn«<! Daytona Beach where they hhve and Mrs. A. Moran. November A. D. tOST nrseent to th, The many friends of Mr. and been spending a week. ttsmlathe pressure Honorable County Judge of BsnilaMr. and Mr*. Feed Ysrke* *nd Mu. Fred Webb will regret to family of Jacksonville are spending an my Heart. I used tflerika and ole County, rinrlde. Iter final f * . turn, account nnd vou ch er! as Adl**m of the illness o f their baby -1-. b* Miss Sudie Burke of West Palm two weeks at their summer home have been entirety relieved mlnJetratrls of th« of 8aIlia •bughter, Margaret. ii: tr Uiaen, deceased, and at the sate Beach who ha* been spending the Glen Ellen. Mr. J. Huddleston is F. Krueger, w IK Mr*. R. L. Dann •was colled to summer at Hendersonville, N. L., with them. tlms. thsn and there, make appli­ of AdEven the FIRST *| to tbs relit Judge fo r a fin­ Ssnford Saturday on account of re- cation Charles Dooley, Ruby £**■***» krika relieve* ga* r al settlement *.f hsr administration -’> ;A Ik* illness of her mother, Mrs. ia visiting in Sanford for a short Rose i*f* of old o f said estate, and f o r aa order dis­ Zjiuder and Fred Kinder moves aatooishing. time en route home as the guest of Dtvid. charging her as *uch admlnlstrastem. motored to Wildwood last week to waste matter from Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Clark and Mrs. H. M. Rumbley. and visit Mrs. J. Tool*. Dsted this the 39th day o f Augfamily, who have resided here for t you ' Mr. and Mrs/ Charles E. Henry Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Wakefield past year, have moved to Or­ “ * ** n'iiA rrm (X) r k i p and made a trip to Luke Wales lost nnd their daughters, Mrs. G ™ 1 (b y hsr mark) lando. rite you. As Admlnlatrstrlx of. the Katats Mr. and Mrs, Fred Windish, who Wilson, Miss Ruth Henry and Mr*. Wednesday. Of Bsllle tircen, decern.ed. Kcneth Harrison, returned from uccn ia Asneviue. re. CUude Ogilvle of Fort Myere, re■ > .1 K t •' ; 1 i* • “ J*»e been in Asheville, N. C, for Past month, returned home FrI- turned home Wednesday tram Du/- a vacation with hi* father in fiaJndiv U asiis R*adf*h hom thcV <i*y.' ‘ “ jlona g^^ch w where they Spent spent tilt svilLe where he spent the summer. J. C. Bills Jr. ho* gone tR -c w H. S. Mclendon of 3 t Augustine past month. York on business and will return *te a guest at Chuluota Inn sevI -----.....this week. A. Speer a^id Vivian Speer with hit wife and family ttai day* Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Tribble and will return horn* SundayfromNew been visiting relatives and friends P* and Mr*. Huliy o f DeLand will (York where_th*y went Hall summer.' JLake Club reret Lin*ey has returned » alnsfrille where she ho* been _____ . I,w.m airs. ~ attending Summer s«hoob wedding ceremony. . Ipany them home. , j j r. and Mr*. P# T* Wakefield I r' ®.n<^ Mrs. Joe Chalker and 1 _ “ . r Thra,i.. and Mr*. E. E. Leroy sHrmied Mr1 '* Jt (l*u*hter are spending the Mr. and Mr*. L. J t jf Sunday at the Me ■'»>'V . i. #»J»ek end here with their parents er and baby k it Thorsd*) church In Oviedo. * U Y v,c ■tH ft fk :y Jtr. and Mrs. N. C. Jacobs. (noon for Has tint*, where M<ftd B. k#r |a spending —and Mrs. Townsend and j Thra*her will *pend weeks vacation *t hi* former , J T ot Coco*, FI*. *re the guests with her parente, Mr. and Mr*. J# 1Uon with the . • ■ ' paints ,Mr. and Mre. Cabe ' f . Flake. Mr. Thrasher will return ^ Bink ^ Columbia, S. C. . V."v I Office T e!eptoplr148______ MRS. FRED 8. DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR Social Colander McLean Wins Many Laughs As Arabian K night In Picture HEFLIN ATTACKS JUSTICE BODY ON CATHOLIC STAND \ th e o p e n in g o f a p o p u la r P riced M illin e ry S h o p , fea tu rin g th ree sta n d a rd v a lu e s $ 3.00 $ 5. 00 - $ 10.00 “ The Seminole is lo c a te d a tJ H H S e c o n d Street a n d dial in v ita tion is the good. t o c a ll eu tn e u SUNRISE 4 * m Home on Monday. ' ^ wM J/ . 1 . . �THE 8ANF0HD HI A N N O V C N E~ M E .N T com To tlie many motorists mutiity, we are proud to £ now sell Goodrich tires exclusively! A new and better standard o f sales - - finer standard of service -«- a w a i t y o u W new an here! E ’ V E been in this tire business long enough to find out this important fact— • ■• ■{ 1 1• All kinds of people do not need one kind o f tire. W ith s o m e — first cost is m ost im p ortan t. O th ers w a n t lon g run econ om y. W e can satisfy both. P llfl V v T h ey all w ant the most for their m oney— and w e give them just that by our new plan. Now"—w e com bine our local exp erien ce w ith the ex p eri­ en ce o f on e of the biggest m anufacturers in the tire industry— and give y o u — ; . ‘ * * ■. ■, v ! TIRES—and PRICES—to fit every need! Come in and see how our plan works. and tire trouble in the meantime—we can Do you drive four thousand miles a year *iv« ? ? “ new ‘jres prices that wil1 save - o r forty thousand? VVe have live tl/e tp ; yoU money and worry' lit ybur needs! Of course—it can’t be done with one tire Do you buy a new car every two years— hut it can be done and we do it—with or do you keep one car so long that its a hill.line o f.tire s built by a f amous fuithful service makes it "like part of the manufacturer. family ? O u r-tires-a n d our prices—fit Honest values—all up and down the price either car. scale! That’s our platform. Come in and Are you planning to trade in your car soon? name your price—see us produce the tire N o need to worry ulong with poor tires from oufc racks that matches it. A PERSONAL MESSAGE I take great pleasure in making this announce* men! lo the motoring public of SanfonTimTSemin1 ■ - * * . * ’ i 9 . ole County. t T o make our service complete I have assumed active operation of the Seaboard Oil Company ser­ vice station located at First Street and Elm Ave­ nue formerly leased to Jimmy Howard. - .7 ' Goodrich Gords Floyd McRae will now he service manager; we Invite you to avail yourself o f our complete service rendered by experienced operators. •' * 1 PUROL gasoline Is known well throughout the country for Us sterling purity and power. ‘ i Our TIOl.ENE motor oils and greases are Super Pennsylvania products unequnled in Quality. ■ In anticipation o f your generous* patronage - i *. •s I will guarantee you satisfaction and let you be the judge. ' \ ^Signed) C. E. MYERS s u D P P hone 703 In the few seasons theqe tires have been oa the market, they have built a reputation fof honest value—good service at econotnidl c o s t. T h e y a re b u ilt in the G oodrioh factories—the same factories that produos Silvertowns—and they set a new standard cl economy for the man w ho wants d cp o o d * able mileage at low first cost. �T H E 8A N F 0 R D H E R A L D , THURSDAY SE PTE W BE R 17IW 7 SEMINOLE HUDSONINC tuford Dsily Herald , tfT AD. RATES lin im n n RADICAL RENT REDUCTION ! • beautiful apartments, iench consisting of living room, bed room, kitchenette and bath, with nil modem conviences, electric ID(jht, gas and hot water heater etc. IThey are handsomely decorated, j attractively furnished and have -card appear- Darenport bed in living room. They column will ientra.1,3r ,ocatcd with one of ,UInn w ul;the most beautiful outlooks in tho y day! C'^F* across the broad grass and |pal in covered squares betweerf le a12 word Park and Sanford Avenues, Com. _, . mercial Street and the Boulevard, ts only 12.60. and beyond over Lake Monroe. |g cor small families there are no ; more desirable apartments in San- a lino " ______ 4c a Hn« it rates on request reduced rates are for jtive insertions, rords of average length inted a lino. auna charge of 30c for sertion. . . . idvcfrtisiag •is restricted or classification, error is made The San■raid will her respons bio r one Incorrect insertion. 0 ADVERTISERS Herald representative Ithly familiar with ratea unii classif action will ou complete information, you wish they will assist wording your want ad. it more effective. PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano tuning by experts with 17 years experience. Sanford music store and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & II McLander Arcade, Phone M32. BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation boxes and general cement work Miracte Concrete Co. J. E. Turwilleger, Proy. 3rd and Elm. PORPANT NOTICE irtisers should give their or postoffice address as 1their phone number if isire results. About one out of a thousand has LANEY.S DRUG STORE— Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are as near you as your phone. Call 103 W box containing with figtiro of >»n -gopl riin; oval il dotting; small finder notify iso^i, fjjr. ^Myrtle . . . „ -----------------------------------— — ______________ __ CONCRETE !a every‘»bap* and form, blocks, tile roofing, ovnamentals, etc., Sanford Cement Prod­ ucts Company, Fifth gud Maple Sts. Phone lla-W .- .V. - »>is CLARENCE'S METAL HQOFINC -T h e Itoof crlasting. Metal shlnf standing seam tin and gahrit) goofs. See James It. Cowan. } Ave. and Phird S t Phone 111. NFOlfD BU1CK CO. 12 Magnolia Ave. , Phone 367. ___ ,, ^ Ssj ;ca ak SALES GIRLS W ANTED^Ap ply F. W. Woolworth Co. 11— Mlacellaneoua MODEL TRIM CO. m the car,-not the owner, lone 817 for estimates P. W. RADFORD Palmetto n n iT ii l FLORIDA ns a i Gerow— j heard \ soMeowe, « y e/tpr efhcscxv isn r ju re w r A Boston NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago .. Pittsburg Cipcinnati Brooklyn •... Boston ...... Phllidelphia I Today’s Games FfORIDA STATE LEAGUE St. Petersburg at Sanford. Tampa at Miami. Orlando at Sarasota. team ran afford to stand still. For However, we an will Know more while they are locked in their own shout .the 4)»it>ition by Mondr,v embrace, the Pirates will be play- night when the returns come tn ing Cincinnati and the Giants will from Pittsburgh, New York and he dallying with the Phillca and Chicago I will be the day of days Braves. • • for the Cubs and Cards to meet In If you think this means nothing, a double header, with the Giants consider the fact that the Pirates,, playing two with Boston and the to date, have beaten the Reds ex-' Pirates a pair with Cincinnati, aetly II out of 14 times while the When tho boys are through hwrGiants have taken 9 out of 15 |iqg that one around, it is impose!from the Phils and 13 out of 191 hie that v;e will see the ultimate frm the Rraves, i winner sitting im top of ffu; IcagtRl This, o f course, is what is called the next morning. handicapping by race trark m e n ,----- --------------rr which means that certain things , , r» should happen if and provide I they don’t hut, until and including the time they don't, the likelihood remains that they will. Therefore, supposition is that while the Cubs and Cards are beating each other, the Pirates and Giants will he fattening on tv* Reds, Phillies and Rraves. It would not be surprising, in consequence, to find the Pirates in first place before Kept. ID. 7 Whether they remain thero,' Jc-pends entirely upon themselves. They will have every break in their favor, for after meeting the Cubs today and the Cards tomomiw »nd Friday, they will net be asked to AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit at SL Louis. Cleyeland at Chicago. Bwtoh at Now. York. Washington ‘ at Philadelphia. ■ h i .i NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago at Pittsburgh. BrooI|in at Boston. Others, not scheduled. ----------- the four-mile mark and was taken (17 out of the race. One by one many of tho other favorites were forced to drop ottt aa the strain •of swlm* “ e chill, choppy FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Ontario becamo Tampa f», .Ssranclrt't T. * St. Petersburg II, Orlando 0. Other,)ijqt fchfduM, J r ; INTERNATIONAL .LEAGUE Newark 2-ft, Toronto 0-2 4first SOUTHERN:LEAGUE AthtntA H, NcW Orleans 6; Birmingham 5. Mobile 3. Nashville 6. Memphis 8. Other ngt scha^ttloil- FOR One of best five room bungalows on Palmetto Avenue, In Sanford Heights, cor­ ner lot, equipped with electric range and water heater, price lees than market value, terms to euit. Box 15 C. O. Herald. Nwefls M auds r-affews RX'FIMS The train's > VVAiTlN6-WONOCR W HY 4UNN DOtfxV illldelphla r ka r Reading ,2-1, Roches , -Rnltirt]<v©. 10-C, Syr; ' Other/ net scheduled FOR SALE:— Four room cottage on one of best lots on Magnblin Avenue, ncad South Sidy School — Price reasonable. Terms to Suit purchaser, OwncF Box 431 cure Herald. . , FOR SALE:--Flvo room Spanish bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 cur garage, nice lawn, immediate 15— Apartment 'fc’or Kent possession,--can't be beat for tho price, terms $200.00 cash, balance FURNISHED: light housekeeping monthly. Box 148 caro Herald. rooms, close in, modern, rates reasonable. Phono 175. J. 21— Acreage For Sale te-Cl?OW0S Finishes Tweoly-One Miles Tampa ........ Of Grueling Swim In El-| SL Petersburg even Hours, Forty-two Min-1 AMERICAN LEAGUE utes and Twelve Seconds York ............. : 80 37 u n.M* ipor Anotnei they muat take or leave it afid,1"punch goofy, — T SPATE LEAGUE W. L. P< Miami Sanford Orlando .« 4-ROOM Cottage,’ unfuifclshyd, for rent. 1700 bloch, $25 a nlonth. Box 1700 care Herald. BYTAYLOH • MILTON—J. At Sponcer chases pld Hoodies* shiph plant nn(Lsawim)| and is r.iti csaTmTfar itfretion 9f l woodworking plant. , I v_____ __________________ dlar a rr—this ME F66L UK£ TU!0 . CENTS j l b m e h o te l DEl U « > 5 0 M 6 THING'S HArWMeD TO CAtT.. e p ic son / ANYHOW N WC HAD A BIG CEUeRATION 'o H GOODYGO O D Y--TH TTRAiN’SGOtN W ITHOUT , POP >< 4 a LEAD1NO MAiOR LEAGUE v HITTERS A MklUC A NiLEAG UE llayer and'Club \Q AB It 11 PQ If, Heiimann, - ' r *■ ^ • i Phone 2S( AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC CO. lsi. 8t. 9k Oak Ave. Pitts. 87 289 58 09 .343 leader a. year ago tmlay: Har­ grave, Cincinnati .370. , THE BIG FIVE" « Player G AI1 R H HR PvT Cobb 114 421 92 149 5 .354 Hornsby 122450 105 150 22 -153 Ruth 103435J28 158 48 .353 Speaker 118435 \£7 157 2 -147 Collins , 86215 .60 70 1 -3*6 Friday and Saturday Sept. 2nd and 3rd &MF00ND * SOUTHERN LEAGUE 1 Memphis at Chattanooga. '< New Orleans at Atlanta. 1 m4 • a s ts . a >1 . - * t t * Bas6ballStatistics In Major Leagues I \ tn.it 112 300 90 1M ',393 | . 1n> l i l III l m i II. Simmons, ~ SOUTHEASTERN, LEAGUE Phila. ^ W S 6 1 7S 138 .88 Savannah 4-5, Ce’ unibua 3-4. Gehrig, Jacksonville 4J. Montgomery f New York 187 478 128 188 .883 Cobb, Way cross 5, Relma $ (10), Phltn. 114 481 88 149 364 Albany), Pensacda 14. RRuth, r*t : »;• Ht New York 123 434 188 188 .358 Loader a year ijro today: FothAMERICAN ASSOCIATION Louisville 1-5. Minneapolis 21-8. erglll, Detroit .389. NATIONAL LEAGUE Indianapolis 2-0, St. Paul 7-2. P. Waner, Toledo 6, Milwaukee 9. . Pitts. 1?3 511 100 195 .382 Columbus 8, Kansas City 1. Harris, Pitts. OT 3001 45 108 .360 . NATIONAL- LEAGUE Philadelphia 2-2, Pittsburgh 3-7, Hornsby, Bos tin 0, Cincinnati ;li' Brooklyn I, St. Louis 3. Other, not scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE St. I^iuia 3-4, Detroit 1-3. Washington 5, Philadelphia 3. New York 10, Bostoa 3. Other, not scheduled. * *4 ’• 5 Gallons Purol Gasoline Mine R£a t Became DP CART. ER'CSqn burgh. » > 1 HUPS— MARMOTS 5-ROOM upper apartment furnish­ inford Automobile Co. ed. 600 Palmetto. Phone 610-W, 10 ACRES In Longwood, corner uf inolia Ave. Phone 137. Grove and Orhnge Avenues S. E. 1-4 of N. E.-1-4 of S. W. 1-4 Sec. 4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS for RD-Overland Co. WHIvs* rent private bath, lower floor. 124 25 Twp, 20 Range 29. Thomas *tf. bts A Overland, Whip pits. Baxter Care Herald. Commercial Sts. Phono 58. Palmetto Ave. . But the schedule favors Pitts- « CAR AWNINGS. Co. 11 Ball Bldg. EW SANFORD BOOSTER only $1.00, Studebaker Ask for carbon juice with t- stops tho' knock. San fraKiPOcv * . . - WHAT |#| League Standings | O f Victory Against England -Two houses, 1403 At the same time, it places an. . First Street. Kent overburdened Chicago Cubs and Inj rorks. n slightly lesser sense upon th e ’ ANGELES, - e _____________ .... St. l/oui* Cardinnls. The Giants,'Ad Wolgnst, former touring the hostile West, MCy*««n, champion of the world _6 room unfurnish- September U and 24 inclusive, arefrom obscurity to fnr ted 2300 'OWa N CO. Ailto beet metal works/ 6— Help Wanted Female Phdno 716-W. 7 depot depart r | O ff Form Seems Assured ------------------------------ ■ V. First S t Phone 44U Phone 3 \merican“ BigFour*.’ While S3Rft LUMBER and complete 'building msteirtiLilioa Security Lumtter Co^ “ W Grades Come From? Ml Sixth. Phone 7W .M K F.*J*i t - Efftclenb IER POP C HS Kives/irr a Y-. Sept, five days away, it U evident that 2, . ml|e mar*thon gwim> ErneU American unless the Rr.tish have been gross-' vierkoetter, German baker,today «h Armv-ily overrated, the "Big Four' will „ ' . . in, Wrl : successfully defend the cup by the receive the $30,000 cash prise ** ‘ ; brilliant’ ? r*f the individual play offered by \\ ilham W rigley, Jr., nnl Polo uf TommyrlUtchcock and Dover- ° f Chicago. January) they can he rented at ( those unsung geniuses, who persist Championship matches egin here PHUX Mihurn rather thnn by excell- i The gruelling swim was won by DOLLARS A WEEK. in ruining a perfectly gootf dime 0n Ubor Day is app ■ntly ns- ent team play. Against ,a four Vierkoetter last night when he line rear apartment can be had , by writing Gettysbtog Andress turn!, wh'ch was about as strong as crossed the finish lino and clambat $IH a month. Call nt 5800 North across its face sfiouMshw'eallcd Iri (->. With the anme vel an team could h«. mustered, the big team cred out of tho cold water without l ark Ave. corner Commercial St.jto tell the story of the National' which vanquisher! the ritiah in won yesterday by u sc*'Te of 11 to assistance after swinmming for they can be seen only between 10 League race today. Pittsburgh only I their last invasion thre •ears ago, 4, hut except for two of thetr I t ' l l hours, 42 minutes and 12 scc« J-.:la^r__.noon un eM special one game behind Chic ago; St. Lou- tho t#nit?d States chal igers f»T winning goals the "Big Four" won nnds. ver telephone 777 js one game behind Pittsburgh and [ thehistoric Westchestcup Rut because of the superfative backing | Taki tho lc|l{, from George tvs named, or Tel, New York only a half-game be-(the difficulty apparent i. all who of Milbum and tremendous hitting y Vinner of the Catalina other times. {hind SL luoula. , - , bum- seen the Yankee t mm ac- strength pf Hitchcock, who fortun- marnthon the first long-dlstanco financed, VlsrIn other word*, you 'wotild payi*">n is that the', fa ibcut cam-work ately appears to b « o regained his „wlm tha[ WH , that has health and h a winning form aboutwell in advance of the your money and take your cholco • ‘"mbinntion piny 1G— Houses For Renl and mine, like that old time poUtl-W nc,1‘* American nolo cal writer on the non-partisan *af 10 throufcltalt I ibly lack- al form that swept the British off thp ^teimoon and svfidng. Two HOUSES er, is that there Is much to ho said, * opful V “ " (1 utlat;c« u !»27 "Big tho field when Mllhurn captalneil 'hundred on both aides and, in fact, all aides. | m,'*o play of this the team which brought the tup «•' Mtche1' ^ the Four cluha rushing for tho w W ^ ^ npfn|n(. „ rt ™ly tuck tr..ni Knirliir.i In 11121. U S almost abreast nrul Sflptcrnlwf«^ that old do' or die month of all1 1 ■ ~ room bungalow with there is really no choice but the 1 i a ¥1 per month, Woodruff right one. which ran be aeleetd TV 0 1 d S I ) i t T. A. Brotherson, avlth great accuracy, ^ft^r R,1s all g t i l l Tr WIGHT-CHRISENBERRY PRINT SHOP — Printing engraving, embossing. See us first. Wc do it. Phone 417-W. R.R. Avenue-Com­ mercial Street. Small I pent., kite at VIERKOETTER IS 4— Business Service >ac td.i, will *» received Irons and. collector a«nt itely fof payment. _ .... 9e a line , 7e a line ______ ___ „ . . 6 c ROOMS, Phone 41 «■: Ca»h In Advance rt 3 UNFURNISHED Elm Avenue. $03 Cult A t *. A REAL bargain for the man who wishes to engege in. the raking of truck, o f citrus fruits, poultry and live stock of all kinds. Thirtyfour acres of land that offeri high railing lands for citrus, muclclahds for truck! and bulbs and a small lake for pasture land. On the Sanford-Orlxndo rned thfUe'dinRUVrom Sanford. One thousand doflars cash, balance on jaay te/ms that will al­ low you to raskiahs . payment* from th- land. Idea|L,Ioe*U.on for filling gUtion and smell storeHKse to homes of fif*y or.jtjoro famllks, A country .home close to the uty markeU. High, dry and healthy. WAGON, MULES A N lr HAR­ NESS. $300, Farm implements ehrap. Mr». B. N. Thoms*. W*st First Stereet ^ \ - p. CHEVROLET TOURING "CAR, good running condition, n*i oaint. new headlghta tlK ami SI Inaugurating the new management of this station, we invite you to this place of Service. •1 We want you to know what TIOLENE MOTOR OIL means touyour motor so for these two days with every crank case drainedand refilled with TIOLENE we will give you 5 gallons of PURQL gasoline. Our old customers will readily appreciate this offer and we hope to make many new friends. ^________________ -V v- UP-I EXTRAP. � 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>, September 01, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/40f82dca9782f63f19500979e792d3c2.pdf abf1ee126dd93f40eb92a9c2f8f9ded0 PDF Text Text mfSm Y O U * NEW SPAPER Lift. published in Florida's Heart He World’s Greatest Vegetable geelion. Its Richest Garden Land tujme n o . Generally fair tonight sad probably local derehowere Saturday Si afternoon Sooth portion. o n la y , e x c e p t Leased Wire International N e w Service Leaders Confer In Attempt To Settle Chicago Movie War IND INTEREST •< a I ^ x m ■J- 3K i— — 1 ■rc*nm m ffm m m CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-*-Offkia!a of the Motion Picture Op.*rators' Union today went into conference with conciliators of she Department of Labor, giving rlso to reports that Chicago’s ‘movie’* strike, which since lost Monday night has tied up virtually every playhouse in the :ity, might be amicably settled before the weekend. Co-incident with the conference came an announcement by the film board jf trade .that it would release pictures to exhibitors who have .ontracts. ate Ii s S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , F R flM Y , S E P T E M B E R COMMITTEE TAXPAYERS . . NAMED TODAY bfr Audit Bureau Of CircolaUoM Question Receives Probe X & S lIT A , GA., I (INS) in the hospital cannot he applied . The weeks that Earl Carroll, vn hla prison sentence, Wu! AshingBroadway's super.showman, spent ton officials have ruled, and ac­ In a hospital at Greenville, S. C., cordingly the one third of CarrUll’s ity Transm itted Too Thresher Makes Public Group tnay be the cause of hla serving term will not be reached until Oct. Tb Help Commission;Wood­ three months longer than other­ 6. The question agitating official­ Small Sum In July ruff, Douglass, Herring, wise on hla sentence of a year and dom is whether the application leg­ To New York Banks Speer, Wallace, MeischOn It a' day in Federal prison hero, im­ ally could be considered a t this] posed for perjury. * third of the sentence has been I For Bond Paym ents .The federal parole bbard a m ts served. Hearty Co-Operation next Tuesday or Wedneetoy, And After this seasion, the’r parole B t Raphael 59 H o u rs'rjV p N A N D fO R R ll Success Of Lin< Chamberlin, B j apparently has developed board will not-meet until January Is Offered Officials conflict among government official* here of next year, ao that Carroll could As Lost By, Friends Proves Not So to whether a parole application not gain freedom on parole before Committee Will Do Anything as RelativesOfPrincess by Carroll will be eligible for par­ that time, although eligible Oct. 8. F or O ther Alr>l To Help Place Sanford Rack ole after haring served one mini This would mean threo months ex­ On Substantial Foundation of their time,, and Carroll entered tra imprisonment, provided his Ap­ immission Votes To the prison June R plication would receive favorable The time that the producer spent action. D. L Thrasher, chairman of the IWire $2,500 To Help French Pilots Hop Off This Taxpayer* League, today announc­ Morning On Trans-Atlantic Care For. Shortage ed that the personnel of the re­ Flight But Give Up AfUr cently created executive committee Airplane Hasn’t Been ' 3 1-2 Hours Account OfFog In Spite O f Rev< whose duties will be to co-operate Hong with a score of other Seen Since I t Left Ificulties, the City of Sun- Trial Already In Secokld Week with the City Commission in work­ Other Fliers ing out any of the problems which Id suddenly finds itself facPARIS. SEPT. 2.—(INS)—Leon C o a s t Of Ireland Glvon May Drag On For Another may demand their attention. the problem of raising Ready To Contlni end Pierre Corbu, French av­ Seven Days As Defense At­ Members of the committee in ad­ [750 with which. to iators returned to LeBourget OTTAWA, Ont* Sept. 2.— tempts To DestroyGvldence dition to Mr. Thrasher who will |iah paying interost coupons NEW YORK, Sept —Practically all hope Field, Pi^ri*, two hours after Uny serve as Its chairman, are as fol­ on July 1 und jrior dates, • _____ • ■; i,v.<8 had hopped off In the Fsrman Trodegy ia being written e aalety of England’a lows: Frank L. Woodruff Sr., John GREENVILLE, S. C., S ept 2.— lis fact deveiot a meet Inspiring 1927 Meisch, George G. Herring. E. A. Original Plan To Fly To Rome Captain And Lieut enaitt "flying princess” and her two biplane "Bluebird" on an attempt­ the of the City Commission (INS)—The defense today continu­ Douglass, aviation—a record. J. M. Wallace and Vivian ed non-stop flight to New York. escorting pilots was aband­ ed to present its wholesale refut­ Has Been Postponed Until jursday afternoon when it Mettalf H 1U Keep Sharp oned thia afternoon as the illuminated by the ac Speer. Formal organisation of the They landed at 10 A. M. Glvon said revealed that payments ation of the chain of circumstan­ Fate Of Princess' Airplane Lookout Throughout Their menta of Lindbergh, committee is expected to be effect­ tial evidence by which the perse­ hours dragged bv and no word a t if the weather permlte, the principal nnd \ interest Has Been DefinitelyLeamed Flight Across The Atlantic of the missing trans-Atlantic th flight will be-attempted again to­ berlin, Bvrd and other on that date were short cution depends to convict Mrs. ed at a meeting to be held within the next few days. immortals. morrow. aviators was received. with approximately $2,100 Ethel Willis and Deputy Henry Fifteen fivers, incl The executive committee will GARDEN CITY, N. Y., Sep. 2. CARIBOU, Me., Sept. 2 -(IN S ) Ithat sum representing Interest Townsend for the midnight slay­ The aviator la reported to nave Anxiety gave way to des­ |ponn that were due before July ing of the former'a husband, Sher­ function in accordance with action -M IN 8)— The Fokker monoplane —Capt. Terry Tully and Lieut. pair as the morning passed confided to a friend that the flight two women, have vanish taken at a recent mass meeting "Old Glory," which has been await­ do had never been presented for iff Sam D. Willis. and the lone overdue monoplane, was abandoned because the plane Mnectacular and imrnt. Indications today were that the when the assistance of the Tax­ ing p favorable opportunity for James Metcalf in their London, “St. Ranhael.” with Princess Low- was so heavy that its tall wobbled. transoceanic filehts in hie matter came up when City trial, which already Jiaa been in payers League was pledged to the a non-stop flight from Now York, Ontario to London, England, mono- enstsin-Wertheim, Caotaln Leslie The density of the fog prevented last four months, a tomey George A. De Cottes. progress far IWo weeks, Would pro­ City Commission, A motion was of­ tq Rome, may leave late thla after­ plane, "Sir John Carling’’ wili Hamilton and Colonel F. F. Min- Corbu from checking the deviation nn revealed1 *Mav, And land chin aboard,'remained unlocated, |n from the Intended route. in the face of this sad ss [ibiting a latter from the Chase bably not end for stll another week. fered taking for the creation of a noon for Ha Hior Grace, Newfound­ search the sea route to England MI think w* were lucky to find the nromvaa of aviation, tional Bank of New York, an- There Wil be no seasion of court representative group of business land, to Join in the March for the for the tnisaing .plane "St. Ranh- spite of the c<mcentrstfd efforts llic vguguwii IIN vtu f• / uw.e iv LeBourgeL" Glvon eeevwee trenld a lm tn are at thia vary Canadian VIUVCIIIUW Government. our V way beck to kneed th at the City’s bond nc- tomorrow^and.when cotirt convenes men to work in ' conjunction with “St. Raphael ” the plane in which sel" Cerrylnff Prineeas Lowenatein- of the Werthelm, Capt. LeslieHamilton, City officials during the reconCaptain Leslie Hamilton, Liaut. At 1:30 this afternoon, Daylight l» reported to hare said. The at- ment writln* new and ever-’ |nt was overdrawn. The City Monday morning .the defense will Into the record. omey made the statement thut ■till have about 25 mot% witnesses atruction period that now faces Col. F. F. Minchin snd the Priuctss and Lieut. Col. F. F. Mlncheh, the saving time. 59 hours had elapsed tempt coat $5,000 through the teas pares Remarkably enough, th fliers said today. of gasoline Givon was forced to Sanford. Lowensteln-Wsrtheim started from kn he was in New York to ar- nn its list. since the “St. Raphael" with its "We are going to do everything gallant crew took to the air at Up- throw overboard to make his land­ women Who have vanished Ige payment on the bond acThe best interests of this City England In an attempt to fly A vicioua attack upon the testi­ sent too generations—Mias Int, he wired the City clerk's mony of Sergeant Cox, a state wit­ are to guide the committee in all across th« Atlantic ocean, It was in our power while crossing the svoti. the English airfield, and van­ ing. Expressing deep regret that Doran, the pretty young 1 he hod to give up the Atlantic to look for the missing ished into the silent stretches of Ice for the total amount due the ness, who declared he permitted its deliberations and actions, i t announced early to«1^ 7 . school teacher and the : Glvon ixplalntd that bed . houses on July 1 end the re- no one'to enter the garage ahere was made clsar by the Chairman. The offer to Join In the search "St. Raphael," said Captain Tully the Atlantic. 52-y«ar-old prinebes Anne forced him to turn back. to International Nows. Service. was $285,737.50 The total was Sheriff Wlllia w si alaln ofter he Only with the spirit of friendly was made by Philip Payne, repres­ Captain Hamilton, before he Werthelm of England, The return.of the plane brought ■tein-Werth nd to be an error whin Mr. De arrived on the scene, wa^ launched co-operation have its members entative of William Randolph "Rain and fog are holding’ us took off, had eatimatad that he theptera w tl tlie sad chapters greet dlssapolntment to tha spec­ |tes was told by the auditor when the defense placed E. M. undertaken to serve in the capacity Hearat, sponsor of the proposed here thia forenoon. We are going to might make Ottawa, thalr destin­ •essoii are told in the [king on the books that the pay- Moffett, ol Greenville, on the stand. of assistants to the City Commis­ New York to Rome flight. Payne get away for harbour Grace, New­ ation, In 37 boon and had taken tators at Le Bourget, universal gratification was expressed that drab, hlbett ominous it total should have been $271,, was advised by J. E. Wilson, Can­ foundland. just as soon as the wee- sufficient gasoline to trarel 44 Given elected to turn back rather record of the “failure*" Moffett testified that he and sion. |.50 or $8,750 more than was his brother-ln-UVir, W. A. Chandler, Mr. Thresher declared that the adian civilian director of the plan ther reports indicate that we will hours. * risk his life and that ‘ of' M L in Map: snged to pay to the New York stepped into the garage shortly wholehearted support of every cltl- would be made today. Meanwhile hcv- a fighting chance of. suceeea. The most optimistic of those than May 5—Two disap by (lying In advene navigator kka • after they came to.the Willis botne >en is needed during the present the “Old Glory" was held In t i d i ­ We thought the weather was clear­ maintaining vigil In Canada Captain S a n . . .. . weather. newa ing the mornlnk but w# .ware fojhad hoped all morning that Acting upon the suggestion of five minutes Alter the shooting. ’ * The burden, of placing San- ness for an instant taks-off, Itr Mouneyre* left. eared bby. hundreds of persona Cheered ed, for It,la rattling agbln-and toe might come that tha SL Rap City Attorney, the Commission Sergagnt as thWre and did S r once more upon a solid and ■ The offer was made after a . Senegal, for Pernombae who had gathered t\i LeBourget in fog persists.. - . . n. , had landed,somewhere on land, but ed to Wire $2,500't o the Natring” the substantial foundation rests not /stance between Lloyd r flight -from France w rit arty morning hours, Glvon and R m H M I . 1l , L>«Lleut.‘M«tcall and I 'sftTdhteY-.7%a the hours slipped by. undW no fCorbu ■1 Park Bank of New fo with the officials- of the City npd James Dearitt Hill, pilot ft set out In (n marettempt to suc­ u sat aari “ word camca the fear grew that the „ a n m c ---- H L mined..to-complete;tha London to UUmL to the Chase-, S ’also- with every resident he navigator of "Old Glory,“ and London hop. Our. plane.made a per­ three fliers had met with dlsaattr. ceed May 0—Two more ----- . where N <*their countryman. ‘ us ut snk -for the purpose (Of -,C , B.' Southern, newspaper ■Aid. The existent# of the executive Payne. fematw. French, liy e a fect landing^ In the field on the Ing payments on interest cou- porter, testified that he was pres­ committee of the Taxpayers Charfee Nungeaser end Besides Bertaud and Hill. U la Washbnrn road, and It ia in geod that are now due. «-— ^ Goliath biplane Franbota Coll left Paris massive Faripan G < ent when Mrs. WUIla brought Sher­ League furnjahea a group of men, planned tb take on the reactue trip condition. We got thirty miles out It also developed during the dii- iff Willis to his office on the night representing the taxpayers in dis­ which Maurice Drooghin.ericuaDy York and were never seen Alexander n mechanic: Cap- to sea off Prince Edward Island ar-rlung |sioh that funds for the July of the crime and urged him to re­ posing those ruble ms so necessary Edgar Aug. 18—Th* saddest northernmost tip of New Found- was tb pilot to Newr York. • Uin Eric'Denshsm. a Bristol motor corded in the aviation , mints of principal and interest tu rn home with her because he was to the growt and development of expert, Charles Ellsworth, a radio late yesterday when we ran into a land to the group ending on the The flight ended,la disaster at eurtaip f fog and were forced back. not been deposited in the Chaso suffering from a headache. Sanford? north shore .of the Gulf of St. Lag- th* outset, for a backfire from one disappeared over the Pacific operator, and possibly .Payne.. The pilots were refreshed by a Miss Mildred Doran, John ktional Bank, where they were A wrong number given by cen­ of the three-m<nor* lent forth • The committee stands ready and plan.. is for . . .one. observer , . . to . long Sleep and Wert overjoyed this renct at Quebec. Pedlar and Liaut. Knope * llectabte, but in . the Seminole tral caused Mrs. H. G. Morrison, willing to represent any matters to. The sheet df flam* which, however, Smell groups, subdued In dt sit in ri»ht^ tamd morning over the clearing weather. land,'Cal., in the 4>lane, |unty Bank with the New York living in the Davenport apartment to the City Commission that are scat and a the meaner, welted for Information at extinguished by a mechanic who an" for Hawaii snd vanqu observer to usery ik drafting on the local bank here, to receive the message of Of essential to Sanford’s progress. binoculars second rushed to tha plane and smothered After lenving London, Out., Tully Lindbergh flying field, through the trapdoor money as it was paid out. ThlJ Sheriff WHlla’ death that was in­ Thia, Mr. Thrasher reiterated, In In the fbselage. and Metcalf sotting _ down the St. stood silently before bullet­ tha blase with hia e*p. Glvon and to th* oeecan mists. On th* hn<l planned to taka the day Jack Frost of New Yor' formation amazed the Commie- tended for the home of Deputy expressing hia appreciation to the Laurence only to becoma blinded board* In front new* Corbu Payne said that the New York- by the fog and rein. They flew in southern route to America, passing Gordon Scott of Santa Men Ir.ers, Henry Townsend, she testified from members for their acceptance bf to-Rome flight had not bean abaiipaper offices hoping for gocti over the Axons arid Bermuda. Oakland for Hawaii and south in an effort u> avoid the fog “That shouldn’t have been ddfle," the witness stand. to responsibility. , ;\ doned, hut merely ely postponed until banks, went east along the seasonal news. Captain Hamilton's young '. The "Bluebird” was saturated er seen agatn. _ Commissioner ’ Chase. “I heard a woman’s voice excit­ the fete of the ffaa nr s Atlantic fliers but were forced back by another wife tried valiantly to remain with gasoline when it returfwd to Aug.lB —two more, M. 4It was wrong. The money should edly:— “Sheriff Willis has been had .keen determined. tog curtain. The “Sir John Carling" cheerful. Bh* was in constant eom- the field, and tha crowds ware kept Chicago and Alvin II. E k Ive been placed to the credit of shot. It was 10 minutes past mid­ finally came to land on tli* Mltton nication with John A. Wilson, away from tb«.gigantic plane for left Oakland in search of City in the New York bank," night." fear a lighted fclgarette might Ing Oakland -to-Hawait fl farm on the Washburn read, thus Irector of civilian aviation. yor Housholder ‘asserted. The witness testified she was cause a fire. marking the end of Ui* second at­ they, too, vanished. “Tl was all right as far as that LONDON, Sept, a.—(1 N S )tempt by pilots Tully and Metcalf Glvon started explaining how Aug. SB—Paul. Redfem, es, is was lust an understand- not acquainted with the Willis or Fears that th# monoplane f*., wundrrfally the plane had acted, Brunswick, Go., for Brsxil, to bridge the ocean by air. between the two banka," salJ Townsend families, and explained I M i i ’* bat ncwtpupjr correspondents who day aigkt toys later,—no T* aviators ware thankful today Raphael met with disaster on Its . De Cottes. To which the audi- the similarity of telephone numbers attempted flight flrom England tb ‘hud’ waited up all ” * the him as been found. that they had landed before reach­ replled that if the payinsnU at her home and the Townsend SHANGHAI, Sept. 2.—( I N S ) Aug. 31—Three'm ore, •• » w. ». . » ing the great north weeds of Areo- Ottawa, Can., ware mingled today takiM-ff, inUrrup' ►re due at the Chase National | i»*ue. The campaign of the Northern .with th* gravest anklety over th* date, Priaeam Lowensteii stack County one of the wildest f> um/er guard, the Jury will attend troops In the region of Lungtun “Why did you return?" [nk, they should have been made Glvon, with the aarcashi char aim, Capt. Leslie Hamilton the South Atlantic League Base­ has collapsed with the loss of 3,500 , Fourteen rases wire haard by John Carling’* was In a brad pot- fate of Princess Lowtnstein-Wor­ that Institution. Judge W. E. White ih thia mom- regions in the country. The '•Sir ths Im shd her two flight compan­ acteristic vf the youthful flier re­ F. F. Minchia hopped off IA claim for $500 against the ball game Saturday afternoon. kitted, 5.500 wounded and 1,100 ,ing’ Upavon, England, and of Municipal Court. ato field with ample clearance for ions, captain Leslie Hamilton and plied. . . . |y by J. M. Davidson, foreman on Judge Bonham granted the Jury a taken prisoner, acording to advices A. jJ.| session Lieut. Col. F. F. Minchin. long overdue a t Ottawa, King, charged with reckless “Because th* weather was too a good taka off. work of constructing the band request to attend tlie ball game. received here today. their destination. driving, estreated a $25 bond and Members of the Princess’ fam­ fins." • • < rV -fV t •. *11 and also other wotk on the Converging attacks against tho ML Halter, chavegd with the same ily, who violently opposed her at­ The possibility of Later, however, he added: |unlcipal Pier, was approved upon Northerners by these three nation­ offense, paid .a* sim ilar fine after Col Lindbergh Visits tempting the flight, expressed alitg ahead In on Princess "Everything would |mv*(h**n all commendation of the City Manalist armies threw them back and Judge Whitt had heard his plea of its In-Werthelm end hen Urm. Her brothers, the Eeisrl of »r, but payment was withheld t the escape of the main force Is be­ not guilty. The*# w*re<tMfttavi»*t CoolidgeAt RapidCity Mexboroggh sad. Ron.- Georg* right but if* ho fun flying in the Ions has served to f°g. . * ' Si such lime at the city has lieved to be cut off by Cantonese fines imposed. of transoceanic Savilla, and Iher slater, Indy Mery The “Bluebird" was returned to sds to meet the obligation. It warships. Many Northern soldiers Louisa Savin#, kept la constant its hangar and the dotos doted. ui W. Wiggins and Said Coleman, RAPID CITY, 8. D., BepL S explained that the claim was Were killed while trying to cros* touch with officials of th* lm| * * Veteran pilots shook thehr Halto , the form of a bonus, which had the Yangtse River on improvised both or tM»m held for disorderly INB)^-Col. Lindbergh paid a Airways, Ltd., In the ho declaring the crew should have con­ conduct, were dismissed. J . K. Bui visit to Prevtdent Cootldg# [*n promised the foreman in the rafts. It Isxonsiddred probable the LONDON. 8 e p t L-~ONB> might be received tinued n few hours at least to ~ boL summer capital today. Enl»qt hla work WBa satisfactory. A —Charles A. Levla* will net northerners will attempt to mane a lard, up for drunkeneas, estreated the globe. in d ic a tin g that the filers hod gate- terrains whether the fo g ' |tter from E. J. Moughton was to stand at Chuchow, while 40 thou­ |a $10 bond. Ldlu Mae Brock was re s from Pierre,, B. D^ to Ch*y- ly. landed isom ew here. hop off tomorrow morning ly local *r whether I t' eitlM , Wyo., the “Spirit of dismissed on .a disorderly charge effect that undsr Mr. Devis­ from Cranwsll Flying Field In sand Cantonese are menacing Petiir the ocean. Some i Officials of the Bristol Astop in'* supervision the work had been the monoplane “Colambls. ■* gfu. Pukow has been occupied by but drew a $10 fine for contempt Louis" flew over Rapid City, circ­ Company, which construe*’''* ling the town threa times barely of court. _____ ' ______ i • n« fur several thousand <Jo last Canto nose. he had planned. This evening 4n»m* of the "Bt. le p h a ,., Willie Cook, charged with being orer the rutoe lops. than the orglnal estimate. he received an unfavorable AMERICANS RELIEVED President Coolidge at th* time ih a tf a s i u sts D r ie r to t te flight disorderly, had hia case postponed. The Atlantic Coast) Line Railweather report which t o *■* equate shown the plan* capable of re­ pad through its representative irney Beck J r.t estreated a $10 wee in front of the temporary ex­ had nouneed would cause another ex- pn ^to o mi maining In the air 48 hours. This WASHINGTON, Sapt. 2 (INS)nd on a charge of exceeding the ecutive offices in th* local high •esented a bill for $711.69 cover- delay. , • Mexican Fideral troop* have ar- speed limit, u. W. Short, charged school presenting the colors to the ,period has now ye freight charges on shipment* . . Glvon said. “I bop* to try again.1 Dough street materials consigned to LONDON. S ep t <1N8)— rired at the American owned Am- with violating the traffic law, was 109th engineers. The ceremony was •r Mrs. wonderfnBy, Wo “ Plshs behaved of Captain Hamilton, told *e Hutton Construction Com* Belief that the aviators In tlw mon- p*fo mines where 18 Americans fined $1 and coats. D. C. Black, stopped and the larva crowd led by 1 easily, and after got off the he President waved rreetlh fi and ternational News Service greetings ny. It was explained that the oplano "St. Raphael flaw off their and 11 Englishman had bean bar- arrested upon a charge of drunks- the to cot tha to minutes n rsE aE that ah* stiU held out the •leaded in thaH homes, Joseph <KM the . intrepid tenns-Atlanfreight bills of the eotieern haJ course far north of Newfoundland ness, estreated a bond of $10. motor down, whteh eat .hopes that her bey la sofa. Satterthwalte. American etmaul, llways been paid by the City be was In view of the heavy land wa v Fred Brosoa arid John Theo­ tie flyer. “ I think wall fa t new* tod advised the Stata Department to­ dore, both charged with being [*c** of a reduced rate which the R the said. “I am stiii hopeful." RIGID iN VE8TW ATION Nty enjoyed. The bills were In as been engaged by Charlie D. La- day. drunk and disorderly, were fined “rn charged to the account of the vino to fly to America In the Bellvat touching th* controls. $3 each. Tom Palmer, cha;irgcd lujton Construction Company Srurs plane “Miss Columbia. . ALBA SOLD JACKBON. T. with being disorderly, wasi dis“ I am afraid Minchin and Ham|t was explained. bolt" an Into I (NS)—A rigid ItJV< missed. Following the disposal of severPALM BEACH. FUu Sept. 1 th* drowning in mid-Atlantic of »*ttall routine matters, the Com K S& & (INS)—The million dollar Alba Petty, **, to d*term in* whsDISOBKYKD MOTHER NEW mission convened as an equal Hole I has been sold .at auction It was suicidal or aculdental PLYMOUTH, [ting board to haar complaints on for $2,000 end all UsbBitiea. There get under way la Now York ACKERMAN,' BepL wouldn’t hit land for aom# b Ty tax- assessments. Were only two bidders for the (INS)—Charles tatog. it was by rebdreda of mile* after they hotel which housed many fa- today because he disobeyed his tire*. ft. I h o p elfc e^ l **•** ” • . B OCI„ y . toim plUNDBBSTORMB RAGE — society folk during the mother. The lad asked __ sf It i* onderttobd Lirine of the winter ions her*. to let him play with hie father’s » ___________ MEMPHIS Tenn. 8ept. *J-(IN3) nlng to install a wireless iSoeftj .1 ' * and hia request was refused, -A severe thunderstorm was this the "Columbia," feeling It would be STREET CAB DYNAMITED dangerous to attempt a fngnt played with It anyway snd ornlng sweeping oyer portions ol . t Ida mother came Into the "■ southern states. Southwestern across the ocean without BAL’ means of communication. HtncaMississippi into nnd eov that °a» A street The Louisiana And north cilffe pointed ’■ V. . . he was Texaas were In the path of have been tome newa of the B t , ™ , Raphael" If abe had been equipped storm. -1 women wee ' ■ with radio. . It appeared unlikely that Le­ HOLD-UP NETS $15,WO V' BUM IAN vine madid s ta r t today on hie. IffjmI tA'Jh/e• iti$8SS?! .BRIE, Pa., INS)— today men la Of the «P two Would ' Country the word had ' entering -St. RephaeL" r t f 1. ificit Of$8,750 found By O fficials ATTACK IS MADE ON TESTIMONY OF COX, WILLIS CASE n Canadian Officials Conducting Search ARE FORCED BACK ‘OLD GLORY’ WILL SIR JOHN CARLING ASSIST IN SEARCH WILL SEARCH FOR FOR‘ST. RAPHAEL’ LOST iR O PLA N E w & ssm ? Northern Troops In L u n tu n Collapse 14 Cases Disposed With Great Losses Of In Police Court At'Today’s Session H inchcliffe Thinks *81 Raphael” Pilot Blown O ff Course G ; sar a; mM .,i r. J 15 A viators Hi Vanished In �THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1 ,1927 The Entire Stock & •Fixtures Of Kronen s High Grade Ladies Apparel. Shop Sold To Us Practi­ cally For A Song Hi* Lot of ussorled Dresses made of Silk Rayons and Novelty goods. Values ui> to $7.50. Hnnkrupt Sale ( H I A A Sweaters, Hosiery And UNDERWEAR RUBBER APRONS Very Iairgc Assortment Ladies Trimmed ' Ladies Sweaters Lot of All Wool & Silk Novelty Sweaters all Stylfcs & Q u ality . V alue* lip to $H..r>0. Hnnkrupt Sale ( H I tA Hath HATS Rohes and Lounging SILK SLIPS 89c Ladies Silk Slips made of Baronet Snlin & Radium Silks Over .100 Hats, nil kinds Valued in Stock $.1.50 & $0.00. A Real $1.00 Value. Bankrupt Sale Rankrupl Sale . Rohes made of fine grade Cordcroy in Blue & Red Hand­ somely trimmed with collars and Rope Regular $0.50 Value Waists & Blouses lllJHBKR APRONS, assorted colors One to a customer. ............ .............. Hnnkrupt Sale CORSETS ' Dp To $10.00 Value $1.19 * IJon-Ton & Royal Worchcster Corsets & Corseletta • * all perfect Values $.1.00 to $10^00. •f H u t i k r u p t f S a l e ' I M -fA !* * H * Hig Assortment Silk Hlouses, Waists. Silks. Voiles, Satins & Novelty Silks. Value up to $9.50. SKIRTS Ladies Silk Hose flood Assortment Indies Silk. Hose nil Shades, Values up to $1 50. ; Bankrupt Sale 4 Brassiers 21c Bon-lon & College Girl Brassieres. Good Assort1 ment of Sizes & Styles . Value up to $2.50. Bankrupt Sale 0*1 •* Good Assortment of Lingette Slips all Colors; well made. Regular $1.50 Values. "V ‘ ‘ $ 1H.po $25.00 Value Big Assortment Coats made of High Grade Wool, Silk & Imported Cloths All High Grade Values Dp to worth $33. r w $10.00 & $20.00 Skirts Big Assortment of high Grade Flancls & Silk Noveltlc Cloths Wonderful Values, S o m e H aukrtipt--Snlfr'*»’A A * » One Big Lot of Silk Dresses Beautiful Dresses, in Silks, Satins, Crepes and Cantons $16.50 & $18.00 Values. Bankrupt Sale Wanted %u hr Jtr" || jy of Skirls Full Fashioned Silk Hose $2.00 Grude 79c. Good Assortment fulfnshioned fine Quality Hose. $2.00 Value all Colors. $20.00. Bankrupt Sale Wc Must Sell Out All Stock & 'Fixtures. Every* tiling Must Go Regardless o f Price.’ Cnhlb in—-Give • Us An Offer We Must Sell. Friday September 2nd 9 A. M. 50 Prizes will he given FREE to thewfirsl 50 People entering Our Store as soon as the doors �i Fat Mean* RiskOn the face of recent reporta there appears to be We .Need Pblltenese. — organized movement afoot to conduct horse and dog races in Barnum'ii White Elephant. Florida again this year. Word,comes from Saratoga Springs i Makes Idlers Sometimes. that officials of the Miami Jockey Club will open theiH Cake And Whiskey H Q t t M D U D E A R ------ R D IT O R annual forty-five day ra<;e meet on January 18 and there is _ H O W A R D R E R O ____H A R A O E R BY ARTHUR BRISBANE E A R L E a J Q N K I. M » U | l a ( F A l u r a rumor that tracks at Sarasota und Pompano may also re­ t a p r r lftk l t»ZT- Ji j S ta r Cn. RITRSCRIPTION HAT*1* open. We have heard it said that the tracks at Lnngwood V ta r •T-M may be operated again in defiance of the Supreme Court de­ SAN n o w , THE BEST known At* R A t l k i -------- — .................... _ German strong man, with bleeps II.T8 cision handed down this year. m r r * M o-Ilka ------• s niea*’iiring t'J inches around, fol­ |> C i r r l t r * * r « H h ----- -— - M .I S l r tM iiM R r y w > .— . The race track owners have flung their challenge to lowed B-elthart, the other strong rfcf H m U S s B la r d ’a pliUW*r the authorities of the stute of Florida. Their actions were man, U* the grave. The latter died « p # r •n k tr r tk ti I* Ik# la tv r a a Certain very yt-'Jng. Sandow nt 68. U m m I K i w i l i n l r t . r m l i t a * (r w w anticipated last year and now thut it seeitis almost Million* of puny men will uutlive Ik ta a o p i r lo r i i w i M v i a l U I U i that steps will be taken to operate the races for at least an­ t w n l y I k i i M k i w u r l i d a lly # • » # # them by -11* years because they other season, there is nothing else for Floridu citizens and were not such strong men. I K a l l l k » ir a d la a f i n l * • ( Ik # # ■ llr w w i r i l . T k f 1. N , A la n y i f l a l . If a tlld a a l ha P la r ld a aad lia officials to do but to accept the challenge and prepare to “go It's dangerous to put too much a a im af k ia lllu a t a l e » r a » l« to the mat” with the law violators. of your vitality into building mere i |W tl k « l t r e n a l. ,_________________ Horse and dOg races operated on the pari-mutuel sys­ muscle. A thin body, well nourished T i c I I r r a i l la a m r m b r r a f Ik # good, healthy blood, no c a rry ­ ■It D i m a a ( d r v a l a l l a a a , an tem have already been dealt n death blow by the highest by ing it'ound of useless tissue— th a t l l l a a a l A a a a d a t la a a f r a h . to an organized is the ideal, especially as old age A d T »rtla#ra, a i d A S v v r l l a t a s court of the state, but that’s no obstacle A i t i t a a k l i k r t n l r w r a # h P « V - crowd which has millions of dollars behind it.. Every con­ comes on. k # r .m # M # k # r l a a u k a ill la , a i l l k a a d l l a f a a k a # v l|llla a lla la ceivable effort will be resorted to in an attempt to get around A fat old man is a bnd in su r­ , a r d ir fa v r r ffr a h a a la lr ly a ll ance risk. the anti-gambling laws. It’s left to the authorities to see klkna a f # lr # a la lla a a> 1'k a a r a l k u a lc M i f i l k a f a . that no form of gambling will be tolerated.' It’s against the A TOWN IN New Jersey w ants - FRIDAY, fiF.PTF.MBER 2, 1927. law to gamble, and any attempt to wager, no muttor how telephone girls to stop saying evasive and cunning the plan may he, is against ihe law and "thank you" when a number It T H E 1IK H A M I’S P H O flR A R the violators are subject to prosecution. mentioned nnd simply repeat thot g ^ E m c n y la # l l r a n d r a c i l y a d . Many ate already to tell a la la tr a tla a . The Herald wants to see the officials of the several af­ number. >n##a#r w a te r r a u l# ( • J a r h a o a the telephone companies how to fected counties especially alert and diligent in their fight run the telephone business, Ptwv l ll # . d . ' A a l t i r l l a k a f HI. J a a n a I n d ia n ngainst the race trucks. They cun be prevented from oper­ rlbly the operators th a t answ er t f v e r C an al. la a a a a r a l l o n a f m o a t k lr " P a y * ating but it takes u. fight to do it. If you don’t think they calls all day long know mere than A telephone l l a a a f k u lld ln c p r n - can, recall the efforts of the Hillsborough county prosecut­ the casual citizen. 2 K Te aaaaaa, k n le la . a an r i m - a t girl's “thank you” is nt least an ing attorney who last year took up the fight against the often repeated lesson in politeness, •A com m unity I 'k r a t. race tracks at a time when the officials in other counties and this is a country that needs [‘a n t p l c t l u a a t rily k c a a ltfa . i lla n ir a f r a n , were sitting by and wntching the law violations proceed it. ' a a a a a d m o d e m h a a p ltn l. without interruption. Mr. Chancey’a efforts were rewarded and as a result the case was taken to the Supremo Court for LONDON IK BUILDING $12,i BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY 000,000, worth of new theatres, f c THE SAINTS:—Cod is greatly subsequent ruling uguinst pari-mutuel betting. containing 50,000 seats, but no j o be feared in the* assembly of The race truck crowd is coming back That is certain. theatre ns hig or as “ fancy'' as uur fthe* Mints, ami to bo had in roverWe want to be ready when they arrive und figuratively movie lu/usoSvThe British are are of all them that are about cf the fact that these theatres speaking, administer a swift kick and semi the gang back wnre Um.Tsalm 80:7. will make money for American ’RAYERi 0 Lord, may all Thy north. producers as British prefer the of Cruelty to Credit. J u s t e 01'0" bills when they're due ann 7 Tow prevent this cruelty. d h*'P k The Sanford Credit A-*'n. j VTAlHT* COIN*TO &E ASHELL|T5 G oiN '-fO B E7H E DEMPSEY OF OLD THAT STEPS INTO THAT R/NG IN CHICAGO an * i n e v cant tell me that ja c k s bEEM LEADIN’ SUCH ANEAsy LIFE J THAT V\FS GOT STALE - NO NAN C City Advantages At County Taxes In Loch Arhor Eat your cake and have it too? Here’s how it's done in Loch Arbor: C’ity convict* ces, no assessments. Count) r:r. ata fCveal t" the world, the majof Thy might, and Ihe largeleas of Thy love. Taxes—can ;vou think of, bettor liel! DeForest-Santord Realty Co. Box .1.70 Courage Or “Hunk?” THE DEAR DOLLAR NEW YORK flEKAl.il-TKIIIUNE It is une of the paradoxes of the nutom ati; mat dine, the enlarge­ day that when the value of the ment of the producing unit, nre dollar rues up, that Is to say, when lowering the cost cf production per prices in general full, the poor commodity nt the same time thnt man wins pnd the rich mnn lit sen; they nre increasing the qunntity of to him by everyone' from staid old business men to alluring ' rxl drugged primevnl thirst with when it goes down the poor man production per w<*,*ker, and, by the young flappers, and we even read the other day that n prop­ LORD OXFORD AND Asquith loses und ‘ flowers of the night, the rich man wins. This wing that winnowed dust.front osition had been mndo-tn him to go to 'th e moon, first by d fends the value of n university Is because tho poor man today in same token, his wages, And, of the higher the wages the beauty's way. flying an airplane, and if that fails, by taking u-position in­ education, with good right. He, his the muji .’ity of cases is a wage cou’se, greater the possibility of mass father and his s< n , rnnk among ecUsy, I urged my answering side a cannon ball and being fired there. earner whose wages do not move production, and the lower, there En'{land’s distinguished scholars. blood eithe' down or up as fast rs pri­ fore, the pricus (or the g>enter We wonder what the extremely sensible young man But whet Is good meat for one ces, lift me on the high transcendent while tho rit'.i mnn is usually the value of the dollar). This might wave thinks of all this- We wonder, for instance, what he thinks means indigestion for another. rs producer over wages. In the ©Id be cnlled a benevolent circle. Long it flings mortality upon' Gp J ’j of all the moral lessons .which are being based on him. Of , n,Of some men universities need 'sni lis. ot of fltht.r„ others concHited 1{„eri) _ days when most poor men were may it revolts! rood. (agricultural) producers nnd most Tip sunder breath from body but course, his type is the ideal. He doesn't drink, or smoke, or If w i i;e Milton, Rudkin, Asquith, rich men we*e money lenders the run with wild women. Blit we doubt if he personally ut-'“b it* eendure university training, to save. situntini was reversed. Then ns w I am wen at these great tributes much of his success as a flier to these qualities. Islor'* much Ult*,,etter fur ltthe dollar rose the poor mun lost, t majesties, it not more likely that the “Spirit of St. Louis” found its BUT DON'T FORGET this! If as it fell he won, which inspired .bow baforr them, yet they seem Wfty ucr0fW the Atlantic more on account of the flying Jewelern-OptometriHt Shakespeare had had the education William Jennings Bryan to his fnme,!* crusade in behalf of "free ruined shrinm to outwo'n pil­ qualities of the pilot than because of his moral attributes? that Milton had, there would he no silver. Shakespeare on your shelf. You grim eyes, Engraving We were much amused at a fine old Pennsylvania say of universities what the All of which i» by way of not­ lr the soul’s h.von in an unseen preacher who, hoping to leave a strong lesson with his con- ntay Watch Repairing French say of travel: " It form s ing that the value of the dollar to­ atari morning drop of dew that held ^ n a tio n , declared, "It rook one hundred times more coin-- |y<,llUl wh,,n il «!l>es not deform U." day Is steadily ruing. The National Ccnference Board, the sun " juge for Lindbergh to refuse n glass of chumimjrne thun it T„ F K. Nr, AT th , „inrim,« Industrial whose findings are based on an ela­ dies of splendor, Its bright (took for him to fly the Atlantic." If Lindbergh who par- G'udwood ruces, where the duke borate index of the prices of staple cycle run, ticularly hates "bunk," had heard the preacher Goodwood commodities has announced that this remark, or had read it In the newspaper, wouldn’t it he U H 7 I Bt the.t"bje the plates the dollar in July was worth fll.7 I t’s rapidly getting to the point Architect rents, as compared with its par In It"Jlf^ t c " r« It can't make the front page interesting to know what he thought? Flr-i ' - ' ' l . Bank Bldg. 1014. This is the highest point it leas It Is airplane news. Lindbergh, while yet a young than* is fully grown, with The interesting thing is this: has reached since July,' 1024, und Ji nrnrd, Fla. o------- ' habits formed. He hus never, utjeust it is said, he has nev- *’'*r the racing crowd one . ton of compares very favcnrablly with its *Why don’t some of these parlor er touched a drop of any kind of alcohol in his life. When he fuiit cuke and 15,000 quarts of liq lowest point, leached In July, 192(1, * ts who make-snake fights pon­ sat down nt the banquet table in France, with a tare col- nor wen* sent t ‘* the rucctrack. T’;'o thousand pounds of cake, when it had shrunk to a purchasing gs t Into the ring themselves? of 48.9 cents in term s uf the ection of old ambassadors, ministers of one thing and an­ 15,000 quarts of whiskey remind value ' - - o——— pre-war dollar. you of the inebriated British gentle *Tho thing that get* the heudline other and prominent figures of the French republic, we doubt But now comes the greatest pu< ir’s goat is that Princess law* seriously if it took any courage at all for him to turn his man who reading "The Rubaiyat" rdox of all, namely, that wages j und coming t 1 ' the lines ubout “ A in-Wertheim wasn't named glass down. He prnbuhly did it almost unconsciously without have held their own instead of fol- 1 jug of wine, a loaf of bread nnd tnceaa Pat. even thinking. thou," said hastily, “ No, no hreud; lowing the downward course of ---- n— — . I prices. This seems contrary to all There was really nothing unusual or sensational in his two jugs of wine." /fit Augustine Is'planning a big economic itheory. which dictaten ‘■bratlon for Labor Day. Many declining the champagne. There are u great many persons VON H1NDENBURG, HEAD of that as prices fall so, somewhat iford people wig Journey that who do not drink. There ure many persons, who drink, who the German republic, a powerful tardily, must wages. But economic iy next Monday. mun, wunts on his -grave a slab of theory must always lag behind the do not care for champagne* There are many persons, who stone, and nothing w ritten on it facts of the industrial revolution. Thank goodness, you don't have do likq champugne, who do not care for it upon uny nnd ev­ except the name, Von Hindenberg. It Is the spread of mass production <pay an you enter Heaven. -Times ery occasion. We sincerely doubt if Lindbergh thought any­ . Fortunate the man who can and Its spirit of increased efficien­ ^Unlon. No, but you have to pay thing of. the incident at all/ or if it was even noticed by any ieuve slich orders and know that cy in industry nnd, to a less extent, thu atona will mean something, for in agriculture, that are both de­ f you don’t enter Heaven. one except a few inquisitive American reporters. jb>"' '| ■ o-------a few yeurs a t least. pressing prices and supporting On the other hand, whut about flying the Atluntic? U*'.A piovement Is on foot to abolish wagea. The introduction • of thu ADVOCATES OF TH E decimal In Atlantic City, but the When Lindbergh set off, the fate of Nungesser and Coli system for weights, measures, jack-knife" and "gainer" was just beginning to change from doubtful to mo9 t unfor­ money, etc., suy It should be taught 1 flourish at Daytona Beach. tunate. No one had ever done it; Lindbergh had perfect to the children In the kindergarten can understand it perfectly. Sacea-Vansetti defense com- confidence that he and his plane could come as close to do­ They This is perfectly true, but, unfor­ io spent fftiO.OOO on the famous ing it as anyone, but we doubt if he knew for a positive fact tunately, full-grown business men 1‘ Does anyone remember how that he, would land safely at Le Bourget. cannot be made to change their rh was spent for Loeb and LeoAnd if he did not, none knew hetter than he the result, methods and install the metric sy­ a result which the Dole fliers, Rcdfern, the Princess Low- stem in place of our stupid, time wasting lack of system in weights it we want to know is h»w enstein-Wertheim can all testify to. If the Pennsylvania and measures. , Me Laulins Diamond Mounting Elton J. Moughton — — o ---------------------- Sanfnnt STOP Hollywood product. The British and King Genrgo, it 1is said, will “ recommend Britishmade movies." It will not do any THE SOUL R E M EM It EHH good unless the British-made mov­ By Alice Brown ies a*e improved. Barnum’s w hite Since that memorable time when Charles A. Lindbergh elephant, it is said, would drink (From the Atlantic Monthly) ' am a month that has been blind landed at Le Bourget field near Paris, thousands of stories ulmost rnything in the world, ex­ with light, have been told about him, hundreds of fabulous offers have cept British coffee. It could not l breath that drank the youngness been made to him, great sacks of letters have been written drink that R because he didn't like it." , ©f the day world did they ever,find out clergyman still thinks that it took more courage for Lind­ the Princess Lowenatein- bergh to refuse the champagne than fly to Paris, w e sug- PROFESSOR HEMPS, OF Budwas sixty-one. sixty-1 *gg; of « » « in :ed a .newr cureY for ghydrophobia, i SSa sixty-three years old? better than the Pasteur antitoxin. ■ '0 In one year 3063 persona bitten by , fairest Jewel worn by worn* mad cats nnd dogv were all cured, modesty.—Swannee Citizen. and every one of them, except four ItAd Mrs. James Snowden, within a few days. That’s good BETTER BUILDING RECORDS r society woman, had a news, but it would be better to wipe ; thousand dollars worth TAMPA TRIBUNE out hydrophobia as the British have her fast the other day. | >s kept sepi in quardone. Every dog is quar-1• It has long been recognized here .not confined to Florida, Judging antlne for u necessary length of j If the Prince of Wales thnt the official building permit by an article by Joseph P. Quin- time, and no hhydrophobia case was i gland until recently, only give us an Invitation to figures are always Incomplete, nev- Mnn in the New York Times, re­ known In Eng! 'm a t his ranch. But then ar giving mg na correct indication of printed in this paper last Sunday. when a flier brought a dog through, Halso have to provide the rail- the building activity of a city or the air, escaped the quarintine and I He shows that individual cities started a small epldsmlc. fare. — Sayasota Times, of the state, although, they give n what you get for being a fairly satisfactory basis for com­ report percentages of value rang­ ing from only‘25 to 100 percent, AN "ART SOCIETY" of New p y editor, you poor dub. parison. muking it imp<riaible to compare York end other societies wtqild One reason is that the one tak­ one city with another. Again, In D. Rv'ck;feller's automobile ing out a permit frequently under­ some places permits are not requir­ would limit the height of buildings. Art societies of the atone age commandeered the other day estimates ths cost of the building ed for public buildings. Usually the * policeman who wanted to by a wide margin, probably pever reports do not include highway, doubtless objected to a one story tch a speeder. After the arrest furnishing tha actual cost figures bridge and other such engineering mud hut and would have been hor­ rified at the height of *a two story pp made Mr. Rockefeller gave or higher. improvements. And sometimes af­ hut. American architects and builda i policeman five bright new The other Important reason la ter a permit ia obtained tha work is erp should first prove that they fun the first time we ever that no permits are required for postponed or even abandoned. build a t least one mile high. After the passenger being building outside limits; These act­ Som> way should be devised to that it will be time enough to limit ivities do not show on ths monthly compile accurate figures. If the the height of buildings. statistics for T*mpa, for example. price of the permit la graduated ac­ search for the Dole fliers Yet there are new schools, office cording to the cost of the project, Perhaps' son)# radio expert can buildings, churches,-apartments. In­ or If there is any danger of the explain why there’s never any lUad off, but that didn't dustrial plants, and Innumerable figure being used for future tax static during the bedtime story assessments, the builder naturally or sermons. underestimates. There should be some arrangement for gathering They can’t £ 3 T whether complete figures solely' for atatlx- ride or walk in’the Kansas City I around the world, and widened the city limits tlcsl purposes and covering the un­ Labor Day parade. We suggest. keeping with their actual growl incorporated territory as well as Just for the notelty of it. The inaccuracy of statistics cities. walk. A>st*fctiori J, ganized society for the Large buildings are in con­ stant danger of destruction by fire. Let this agency tell you what the Federal fire prevention means to era) policy holders* Thta agency has long been faithfully serving property owners. A. P. Connelly & Sons Established 1908 Netft time you buy calomel ask for -t^ H O T E L FLAGLE.R * o o to » is p v fe**5 Be5* \>\o^:V5 ,d»teCD‘ c ° t0e<iS* tVo**, h * * f0 c o < " ,a 10\)M- purified The thofxn omel comand refined bined with assistant and corrective agents. Nausealess—Safe-f-Sure * 1 J toSW*** JACKSONVILLE F L O R IO A LOANS J. H. JACKSON Phone 611 112 E. Second St �r^'.Vrtv -efts Vi TOE SANFORD Hill FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1927 discussion of fAll clothing for ■Baptist Church Circle theA girl supported a t the Atcadia Country Doctor Is Honors ChairmanWho orphanapo by cirtle members fol­ the reading of d letter'fro m G lorified In Filin Leaves Soon F or N. C. lowed, the matron of the orphanage *■ to Office Telephone 148______ MRS. FRED 3, DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR T. E.L. BIBLE CLASS RE- ELECTS MRS. BARNEY BLACK AS ITS PRESIDENT Social Calander Church was held Thursday after­ noon at the home cf Mr*. R. \y Ware on Palmetto Avenile. Bowls of fragrant roses and MONDVY. Pipe Orgnn Club of tho F irst sprigs of ferns were effective!' Baptist Church will meet a t 3:30 used in decorating the rooms where o’clock with Mrs. R. W. Lawton, the members assembled. The meeting was presided over 711 Palmetto Avenue. Kathleen Mallory Circle of the by the President. Mr* Harney First Baptist Church will meet Beck, nnd was opened with the vrith Mrs. L. E. Tew on Avocado. usunl devotion exercises led by Mrs. F. W. Stanley. Special.p ra t­ Avenue a t 4 o'clock. . ers were offered for the sick and Audition Committee will meet at needy. f:30 o’clock a t the Woman’s Club. A number of interesting reports All members are urged to attend. wert\g iv e n by the officers indica­ Women’s Missionary Society of |he Methodist Church will meet nt ting that much worjj had been .lone iluring the past month. The person# fan o’clock at the Church. el service committee reported fur [ AU contestants in the A tw ater the month of August, rails made Kent Audition are requested ^ to in behalf of the class 07; call* on beet with the committee at 7:30 the sick, .72; trays sent, 17; boufciock a t the Woman’s Club. Muets t.-f flowers sent. 70; telephone calls, 10; cars sent, 0; and maga­ E. C. Flint of W ebster Grove, zines distribut l*<|, Jt). ( \ ■if,, spent Thursday here attend­ At the conclusion of ‘business ee to business. part of the meeting, the election John S. W eatherford of Key of office-s took place resulting as Rest was a business visitor in the ■follows; president. Mrs. Barney Berk; first vice-president, Mrs. \\, [ity on Thursday. ( J. McBride; second vice-president, Miss Hazel Winn of Orlando, is Mrs. R. W. Ware, third vice-presi[pending this Week in Sanford- as dent,. Mrs. F. W. Stanley; secrehe guest of friends. Miss Effle Knojrles of Miami i* [pending the week end in Sanford it the guest* of friends. Residence Telephone 859 —J lory, Mrs. John Abrahams; ussis-v t.mt secretory, M>s. J. M. Wilson; Treasurer, Miss Sue Pixie, Super­ intendent of Home 1'<partment» Mrs. Cnrrio Spear; Assistant‘sup­ erintendent, Mrs. Cummings; re­ porter, Mrs. Cummings; pianist, Mrs. J. Johnson; tenrher, Mrs. Kent Rossiterf assistmA teacher, Mrs. M. M, Stewart. After the election of officers, Mrs. F. W. Stanley presented Mrs. J; Ashley Kelly with H beautiful hnr pin, in behalf of the class ns a token of appreciation of. her loyally.to the class, Mrs. Kelly was former treasurer and leaves F ri­ day evening for Fuirmount, N. C., where she-will make her home. During the social hour, the hostesses, Mrs. R, W. M are nnd Mr*. K M. Cnrroll served iced tea, sandwiches and salted nuts, Memhers present were Drv nnd •Mrs. F. 1). King, Mrs„Bnrney Beck, Mrs, W, R, Brown, Sirs. F. W. Stanley, Mrs. Kent Rossiter, Mrs. W. J. McBride, Mrs. A. B. I.ovfjoy, Mrs. J. .M. Wilson, Mrs. R. W. Ware, Mrs. F, M. Chrroll, Mrs. FIt. Whittle, Mrs. Carrie Spear, Mr*. John Abrahams, Mrs. J. Ashley Kelley, and Miss Nannie llrcnvn Kelly. \ --------' • On Wednesday afternoon memb e n of the Jenny Spaulding Circ-b oft tha F irst Baptist Church entertained a t a handkerchief lower, r.t the hdme of Mrs. E, M. p irro ll on Magnolia Avenue, hon­ oring M n. J. Ashley Kelly, re-rring chairman of the circle, who le a tc s Friday for N erth Carolina vHerc she will make her futhre sis ting of ice l-raaVn and c^ke.; Mrs, Stewart's guests were: Mr*. F rrd Gh){.% Mis* Clifford River*. M ri. J. C7 Roberts, A lrt Minnie Smi;h. Mrs. A1 C* 'Cbombcrliim, Mrs. Fred Cullum, VLn Carl Wi|. liams, Mrs T.* D. lnabinet. Mrs C. C. Wells, .Mi*s Minnie Beck, Mis* h’ktmn. Routine business was transact­ Theima Walker, Miss Darnthy ion under the' direction of the Smith, Mrs A, I. Stewart of floor (diairnian. Mrs. Kelly'following the gia, Mrs. O. Ili’l of Bradenton, .1 j rational exercises. and M is^Jercaux of Orlando. I (Mrs. John D. Abrahams read the cha pter of “ Medical Missionaries" wlxich is being studied by the cir­ J . ‘W. Blackley of A tlanta,, (la. cle, and for the afternoon-the work was in Snnf.'T on Thursday trnn* d « ie by these men and women in tilting business. r* Mr*. E. M. Cnr.nill as leader- her u ensure men ts and needs. Mm. John n. Abrahams and Mm. A. B, l-ovcjoy were appointed a* a com­ mittee to make all necessary pur­ chases. touring the social hour Mrs. E. M. Carroll brought in a larg o 'tray filled with dainty handkerchief* of all kinds grouped about an exqui­ site Ccrsnge which were presented to Mrs. Kelly. Refreshment* of sandwiches, fruit salad ami punch were serw d by Mr*. Cnrroll Into in the aftornocn. . ' • Those present were Mrs. J. Ash­ ley Kelly, Mrs. A. B. Lovejoy, Mrs. J. A. Strange, Miss Edith Lovejoy, Mr. John D. Abrahams. Mrs. Barn­ ey Beck, Mrs. J. R. Cunpingham, Miss Sim -Ptalee.-W m*« M spr(ki«!. At Milane Theater . At la s t' the country doctor ha* been glorified upon tWe screen. This urtsung hero is seen iij “The Country Doctor,'* in which Rudolph Schildkraut plays the title role, pnd which will be on view at the Milane theafrq roday. . Rudolph Sdiildkraut’s assign­ ment to this role is not surprising. ,Tho veteran character. actor baa established himself as probably, tho greatest nrtist of his type on cither stage or screen today. Hts charac­ terization in “Ills People,” his ini­ tial screen effort, a t once stamped him as an artist, and as the Balkan king In "Holing Apr! hi* ability to handle cntireljsdifferent nat Mr. EchTldkrant’s perfemw "The Country Doctor,'1 «* pt for the screen from the at Mann Page and Isola Furr* said to be highly artistic, featured players in the cast Junior Coghlan, Sam De < Gladys Brockweli, Vrrgtal ford and Lpnis NathrauY. Julian, the c reator o£ "The Clipper" and other noted classics, directed, r * • >• ale. Miss Gussie Fletcher, Mrs, •Walter Pbrier, Mrs. J. D. Cochran, Beyond all expectations! A knockout! Sanford’s G reatestS aleo f W bm enV w ehrihiapparcllW e'hi the doors! The store was too small to accommodate th e crowds th at swarrtifrd after th e biggest women’s wear ever of fepedin Seminole County! Vi\LUEvis king a Fastern Stars Enjoy,Miscellaneous Shower Picnic In Celebration Given For Mrs. Grass Of Robert Morris Day Thursday Afternoon L. P, Motley of Beloit, Mis9„ arIn celebration of Robert Morris ired here Thursday ftjr a stay of Memorial I)ay, members «*f the [gteral days' bn’'|>asineR8. Eastern Star of District 22. which ' -e------ Mrs. Henry W ight and Mrs. C. t Kirtley motored Friday to Orirulo where they spent the day. Janies A 'M orris Sr., nnd son lames Morris Jr., of Jacksonville *ere visitors in Sanford eh Thurs- A pretty compliment to Mrs. Fred Grass, a recent bride, was I he lovely miscellaneous shower given Thursday afternoon by-her sister, Mr*. J. I. Stewart nt her home in the I’ark Apartments. The rooms were most artistical­ ly adorned with an abundance of ru t flowers including exquiiite radiance roses, zinnias and untigonon vines, accentuating the color *(*i r Si]UKi » •j,* A Personal Message From . e . : fc . f» • ' * { ■■ • 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Turner of loyner, arrived here Thursday for I brief Htuy and are stopping|at [be Valdez. i Mi. and Mrs. Nnbl£ E. Kitli ■fuburg spent tho day here T|i iy ns the guest*, of Mr., and |p l l n L ,w . _ A Jj! TODAY Ity and Clinton Langley will motor j I) Daytonn Beach Saturday to re- ‘ main until Tuesday. 1 --------- - — 4 Mrs.'if. Olln Lanoy. returned > home Thursday from Leesburg J where she spent a abort time ns the guest of Mrs. N. E. King. ^ ji Miss Fannie Reba Munson re­ turned home Wednesday front Umatilla where she has been vU* liting her sister, Mrs. H ow ardT lb| bids. —------- , » ,t Mr. and Mrs. J. Ashley Kelly and I two children, Nannie Brown and J. | A. Kelly Jr., leave Friday evening I for Fairmount, N. C., where they I will make their home. Audition Contestants M ust File Names With Committee Tomorrow All persons in Sanford or Semi audition committee on ^Monday evening a t 7:30 o'clock ut the Woman's Club to receive final in­ struction* and arrnngy their musIc. 1 I The National radio audition is | The many friends of . Master highly endorsed by Edward W i; I John Hinterm ister Jr., young son Hok, Mrs. Edgar Stillman Kelley, I of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hintermistor president of the National F cdera" I will regret to learn that be is tion trt Music Clubs; Walter Dam -' I quite ill at his home on Highlnnd roach, wctUI reknowned musician; I-ouise noni<*r, Contralto of the I Avenue. ---- . Metropolitan Opera Ccnhpany;| Mortimer Glove? returned home Anna Caie, also with th i. Metro­ I Thursday from 9t. Petersburg politan Opera Company; Mr*. Med■ »herc ho has been spending the ill Me Cormick of Washington, D. ■ *«ek week iu intereat% interest jif of the the Y' Y<nipg C., and olher people of prominence People* Service- League of Sodth ns well as hrtlsts In the United Floridgl ' : :'v •' Slate*. • ■ Quite a number of local persons Mr, u d Mrs, W. A. U ffle r und haw already sent in their name* family, whtf have been spending the and it Is earnestly desired that oth­ put month a t Waynesville-, N. C., ers send in (heir nnnies not later *re now visiting relatives. * t A t­ lanta, Ga., and expect to. return to Hanford on Monday. [ I I I I The many friends of J. F. Harvey will be interested to learn that he i* resting contfortably after an ojirration Wednesday August 31 at the Fem ald Laughton Hospital. -_ 4# j SATURDAY, "TH E LAND IlEYOND THE "LAW” Ken Mnynurd in strong picture of fust action. « ’ Comedy ’’.STOP SNOOKUMS” Technicolor , "IHLE OF JU N E” When Bouxhl With OH l>r. Ben D. Caswell left Thur**h»y for Jacksonville where he went to meet Mys. Casw*jl and baby who •re returning from ;A tlanta, Ga„ •here they have been spending the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Hi H uff. . "TTTE Cm^NTRY DOfTOB” The finest rural classic since "Way^flown East" featuring Rudolph... Hvhililkraut, Juniot CoghiaiV ami ‘Gladys Brockweli Comedy. "MONTY OF THE MOUNTED* Paramount. Mi la tie News Have Your Car Greased PRICES LOWER Light Weight WINTER COATS ^ VALUES up to $23.50. late Styles. Snap • f py numbers. Bankrupt Sale Price . 4 ■ /■ i;.t ' / * fj, ” Invest for the future $15 & $20 Values Bankrupt Sale IMce ALL SILK& WOOL Heavy Shaker AU.Wool ^ 5 Values—see these a t once! |L Bankrupt Sale Price $7.50 Values—an opportunity you must n o t miss, •' Bankrupt Sale Price AH Fixtures For Sale ufc be?*;, Fresh Clean low manufac- 7 turers cost ’ Merchandise Wip can use ten extra Bales Ladies. Apply 8 A. M. Satur day “To The Man In Charge! - Miss C a m e ta Burber and gueit, Miss Elizabeth Smith of Tallahas*ee, and Max Stew art motored to New Smyrna Thursday where they went to meet Mil* Claire Zachary who haa teen spending the past fortnight visiting friends at Palm Street. Each night the crowo* are larger and tho Interest greator. These meetings are under the leadership of Evangelist K. A. Mc­ Cauley. right pound son, Aug 28 a t the ' FOR GARDEN CLUH fiorida Sanitarium The baby has Seeds for fall towing are being been named Harold . Potter Dan& f°rtb Jr. Mrs. Danforth will he ordered and will remembered here a» Miss Thelma members of theAlardcn Club a t a discount. Those who wish to order ‘“ purling. ***da should notify Mrs. Henry Values up to $16:50. A marvelous chance to Save B ankrupt Sale Price ■‘ Owing to tlje mo ' *■* an is m orning we wiU a] Successor to Filling Sta lm S a rifo fii • ■y-‘. Judge and Mrs, James G. Sharan Wight. •ud family, Mr*:* Jane Hmith, Mr. • k! Mrs. J. o . Bnil andBillie Ball, - ? S ' i- 5 1 Jeweler 108 Magnolia 1 M_ �FR IB When R edferh ToS EPTEMBER RandwjchM, cake and ceffee were RBDFERN IIUNT CONTINt ES tff Into The Unknown* rrrved by the hoateas aaalsted byl --------* ,_ k her .slater, AUce-AQhler. Mrs. MilPARA, Brazil, Sept. 2.—<IN S ) — m i I.uni.'qujot or.fi Mr*. Mnnxon, The whereabouts of Pa'1' M dm 'niM Pot^ll, Rullh Vihlen, rem aintd a mystery today. y '* F rb b 'n i, E. W. bTWTB. I^ A n a q U Ist the receipt of an offieia' denial o tlagntj'ii-a. Haliinjfer and Mrs. Ar- a report th a t the Geoncia-tu-*^®*'1 chle Ovransora nt whose hbu»e the flier had landed at Al» tn,luer* Ilru* next m eetinc wITl Ut held. j-ll. South America authorities reCarl E n ro ll J r., Is expecting to doubled th eir'effo rts to find some Phe s ta rt of Paul Rcdfcrn’s attem t to fly -1600 miles froth Brunswick, Ga., to Rio de Janiero, Brazil, is pic tured here. To the left the plane is shown as Its wheels left the sand, and to the right as it gradually gain­ ed altitude.. . * itrmille spent three lays lasl w « k at the home of her sister Mrs. Lundquist, returning home Sunday. Mr. Malm underwent a slight op­ eration last week. W. Swayne had a narrow escape Friday when his car went ovor'an embankment. Mrs. Cirhil Munson and daughter Josephine who haVa been visiting herr f< r some weeks ist the home of Mrs. I.undquist and other rela­ tives, left Haturrsiy for the.r homo in Savannah. The Dooca* Circle hr.d an enjnyabla meeting Thursday cL ths home of Mrs. Olga Hunter. The ■ ’ •'•’•tied *b«>Jr time m nkirg quilt blocks. Refreshments of A-Bovine’s Lot Is Not Always a Happy One Phone 277 Mai'nolfa At Second ■ * *. • * Qu ality- Service- Courtesy prompt Deliveries ■ Fresh Foods Every. Day Thrift Shpppers Y es — y o u k n o w th a t th e m ilk y o u u se eon* ta in s a ll th e vitamins n ecessa ry lo r g r o w th w h 4 ti you u se I young man exhaling.on the saxophone and Inhaling on the nipple won the recent saxophone content nt •her. Cal., by playing continuously (or IS hours (without being stopped). Bossy had to listen to p ait • f It, Which she did with Job-Ilka fortitude. Ingenious grocery arrangement anviuy, isn't It? The Legion’s Honored Officers | Upsala & Grapevine Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gdnoly and iJtytle son moved last Week f r m the , Ur * n bungalow. i >. ,und Mrs.. E. E. West in Tvnnesse* .and the Sjobloms in Knoxville. . Mr.i. E ster KeStio nnl children of ’ Fort Myers haa been visiting hot i father 0 . Malm and sisters, Mrs. ; -Wnlfred I'lcTsOp and -Mrs. Alma MO* p p vto tn b B est for th e baby and ev ery m em ber id ^ th e fa m ily . .U rti -•— W. H. LONG WESTERN MEATS *^ t »( I s i f th s American Legion convenes In Paris these two wlieclliors#* the w ar’s battlefronts will be on ham!. They arc General John J. irsblng and Marshal Ferdinand Foch. honorary national commandera of Ibe legion. Special For Saturday > Caramel Nut Cake 38c Rolls, Cakes and Pies, Barbecue, Home Baked Ham, Home Baked Beans and Salads A rcade D elicatessen *Tbe Taote Telia” 44 McLsnder Arcade 108 PALMETTO AVE. Brisket STEW BEEF f c ^ 2 lb. O i !2il SLICED Breakfast^ I8i BACON BEEF m S 2nd Street & Sanford Avenue Vemay and >Vm. Muagrave. Proprietors Smoked HAMS ’ 9. ' Frankforts And Weiners * * *'»*MB■f* Isn’t it better to be Pretzeleer? "M ama, see the funny rqan. W hat’s he in there for?” "W hy-W illie, he is a cu-ruosd-ty.” "M ama, what’s a cu-ruos-uty?” "A cU'ri'OS'i'ty, Willie, is a person tvho doesn’t like pretzels.” And breaking out a paper bag of O-So-Guds mama began to bite and W illie to nibble and soon they hat^ spelled for the man. Americas Finest Package Bokar COFFEE lb. Tin Red Circle COFFEE Fresh Ground lb 35c 8 O’Clock COFFEE lb. 33c Scott County HOMINY No. 2 1-2 Can Rajah Rajah MAYONNAISE Sandwich Spread 8 oz. Ja r 19c 8 oz. J a r 23c Sultana. Brand Assorted JAMS in Qt. Ja rs Sun Maid Del Monte . RAISINS R A ISIN S. 15 oz. Pkg, 12 l-2c 15 oz. Pkg. 12 l-2c That’s an eating word if there ever was one, for it’s the name o f those crispy, crunchy, salty, twisty Uneeda Bakers’ pretzels that everyone but a cu-ri-os-i-ty likes so welL They’re good with cool iced drinks. W ith spup, with salad, with dessert. They’re good on picnics and between meals and at parties. They’re good for children. Easy to digest. U needa Bakers bake them. Grocers in every neighborhood sell them . O-SO-GUD ^ S pr etzels 0-S>Guth ar* hr turn, trhp and utift.Tbty JA« uit&a mkt trncblt, and they b a n a tailt that’i lib* matbing im lit warlabat an Q-Sa-Gud prtlul. Sold by tbn EAGLE MILK Evaporated MILK Tall Can 10c A&P Evaporated MILK Baby Can 5c Kirk* Hard water Toilet SOAP. 4 Bars P & G N aphtha SOAP 10 Bars 40c TOILET SOAP 3 Bars for 22c New York Cream f CHEESE l b .. A & P u c ^- 6 ib . W h o le Bl:u*k Eyed PEAS No. 2 Can Iona Brand Iona Brand TOMATOES SUGAR CORN No. 2 Can 10c 1No. 2 Can 10c Burden'll STE A K O * Blue1Bonnet Market l PotjRout | O c - Western Round Sirlion & Club Tomatoes, fancy, lb ............ Cabbag-e’ l b ....................... . App/es, l b .................... ........ Peaches, extra fancy, 2 lbs Pears, 3 f o r ............. ,j............ Grapes, l b . .................... Fresh Eggs, dozen-....... Potatoes, 10 lb s ......... ....... . Campbell's A&P PORK and BEANS PORK and BEANS with Tomato Sauce with Toipato Sauce 1 No. 2 CiSi 9c No. 2 Can 8c* Dried Sdaked jNSrfsee. 1 Georgu Tucker has gone to Ala­ bama on a business trip. Mrs. Hnottwi andTtttlo son nw. tnfwl from lS t.‘nuj?a3trnc on Thurs­ day spending a few days with her s'*ter, Mrs. Gardur Lundquist. Her I'ttte daughter, M ild re d re tu rn .d home with her, J Clarence Brrgnnist of Tutnpa ami his brother, Theodore of Jaok- Z __ T enwARos 8 P IU .{J / Are better satisfied to trade at A&P Stores. High ((U itlily mer­ chandise sold at economical prices, clean stores, and court­ eous service arc some of the reasons they express most fre­ quently. 4 A I t ^ * Silverbrook Creamery B utter . lb P rin t 53c Uneeda A &4> Creamery BUTTER Cut from The Tub lb. 53c OLE0MAftGERINE ........... 1-4 lb. Frfee W ith Each Pound A & P Pure A.& P Pure GRAPE JUICE GRAPE JUICE Pt. 19c Qts. 35c • i f . «m . m i . e>* A bandy nmpanion far a u nlb it a ban • / SUmJim Pntztl SlitbuTory ar*good. Cllnequot Club . GINGER ALE 2 B o t for % T■ f' .. Great 205 Magnolia Ave. NATIONAL b isc u it c o m p , Sanford at Geneva MeLandcr Arcade **l I- ---- «— ------m un oooa M W * �SANFORD HRRAI.D, FRIDAY, S Phone 148 w --Vua,„ras service 15-ROOM upper apartm ent fumish----------" *•— I et'lalm etto. Phone (il0-W. MKT AI, ROOT- ING--The Roof Ev-1 ------ ----- — __________ ad erTaxting. Metal shingles;] 1 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, :tl4 standing seatr, tin nnd gulvinized Elm Avenue. Stj Cash in Adyancs roofl# Scf Juiiuyi H, Cowan, Oak , and Thin! St. Fhrone 111. RADICAL RENT REDUCTION ads, will b« received beautiful apartmepts, YOUR BUSINESS - c a r d appear-|Cnch consisting of living'room,bed ,as snd collector aent trons sir for payment. ing daily in this column will rV.on1- kitchenette and bath, with .......j ...........9c a line all modern conviences, electric "! 7e h line reach over 1,000 every dayl flight, gas and hot w ater healer etc, .....___ 6c a line , j, , , They are handsomely decorated, -and it costs so little a 12 word attractively furnished and have ........ ....... ,4c a line u.l for one month costs only *2.00. I,aTe"P °/t Jwd in living room. They ! rates on request. are irntrally located with one of | Phone 148 ^tbe moat beautiful outlooks in the reduced rntes are •. , , ,, ci<y. across th* broad grass an! Native insertions. ^or Classified D epart-, pul id covered si)uures between [words or average length j me)|^x i Park anti Sanford Avenues, Com* anted a lino. . . m enial Street and the Houlevur.l, charge of 3<h: for I — mid beyond over Lake Monroe.' srtlon. CLEAN UP YOUR UI.D WALLS For small families there are no advertising I* restricted | W illi THE NEW WALL PAINT ;"iore desirahl,. apartm ents ill San L er clasaifirat'o'^ „ SOMETHING NEW AND BET- ford and thty tan he rented at In error is made rite SanT E lt FUR FURTHER INFORM A-1 SIX DOLLARS A WEEK. l fraid will be responsible TlON> CALL PHONE 2J5-J OR; One rear apartm ent can be had lv 0ne incorrect insertion. Jvertiser lor subsequent SEE, V. C. COLLER, SANFORD, ai SIM a month. Call a t 200 North When Jack Bnrlase of Salt Lak# FLA. « | Park Ave. corner Commercial St. is. The office should be - They can be seen only between 10 City decides to do a thing ha has intmedluudy in case of Ho 1PHONOGRAPH—repairing, pianos A. M. and noon unless by special •<> "iako up Ills mind twice. tuning by experts with 17 years» appointment over telephone 777 wya )iIs brain Is dividedI Into two during _the hours _____ named, or T.-l «cHohs and thot ho can wnfk experience. Sanford music store» ____^ _ ___ to ADVERTISERS twenty hours a day, using tho left 'nnd Gift Shoppe. Room 10 4 11 Me- ephone 775 at other times. Herald representative ! I.ander Arcade, Phone 812. side ten hqurs nml tho right tide L|dy familiar with rates tho rest of tho tint* He hna lfi— House** F or R ent [and claasifwtion.. will BUILDING BLOCKS — irrigation! — trained himself to work either Liu complete information, right-handed or left-handed to ac­ boxes' and genend cement work ' |Y ,....... you wish they will assist complish this. ... Miracle Concrete Co, J. E. Ter’iVOM . l. t , U in. Near station. ApartmeiM hi i wording your want ad. willeger, Pruy. 3rd and Elm. rear. Laurel Ave. |ke it more effective. LA DRUG STORE—Pre l i iN E EY i 1 3 "ItU U O I \J l\ J®* ’ t f %T(j r «rv #P , sqa * i # |jlf, IPORPANT NOTICE scriptlor.s. Drugs, Soda. We -ra HOUSES--$5 up to |20 Also furnf.s near you as your phone. Call KM ,, ‘"ketl apartm ents, tu ll at 2J0( ertisers shouTd give their Mellonviile Avenue or phone 810 W. [or postoffice address us i— TIRISENBERR5 PRIN T | j-'OIt RENT 5-ruont bungalow with t their phone number if SHOP — Printing engraving, i Karnge. till per month. Woodruff esiro results. About one Hrothersnn, out of a thousand has embossing. See us firsL We do it. iSub-dtvi<ioii> |...................... kphone untl th cothers Phone 417-W. R.R. Avenue-Gom-1phone Ilfi. I communicate with you mcFcial Street. ^ I’OR RENT:—Two houses, 1403 they know your address, discontinuence MUST be LUMBER and complete line ci I anj uo.5 W. First Street. Kent' building material. Low prices. iVulcunizing Works. |in person at the Sanford Security Lumber Co^ “Where Good 1—'***•-------------------------------- •'----office or by letter. TeleGrades Come From” Maple and i FOR RENT: —5 room unfurnish discontinuences are not Sixth. Phone 797, | ed stucco bungalow, 2 brd | k' --------------------- --------------- i rooms, living room, dining room, CONCRETE in every shape and kitchen (equipped with eleetr.e1 Efficient us - Prompt form, blocks, tile roofing, om»- range,) bath (with hot and cold $«*vt<-* mentals, etc. Sanford C4ment Prod- w ater). Located 2101) Palmetto* l ucta Company, Fifth snd Maple Avtnue, ren t -umnier rntesi phone |U)moibiles f* Sts. Phone llk-W.= 1 (u s. i T ----------- :---------CLARENCE SMITU DODGE '4-ROOM Cottage, unfum lthed, for General Contractor cara'and Graham trucks i rent. I70U $25 g.i^onth [ fiOO W. First SL Uth Street, i ’iiuie 1. l Box 1700 curs Herald. Fhone 441 * Kfl * ^ f o r d Dally H sraU Has Two Minds . R?A'irES BY WILLIA Helen Doran ■y.f l-lOM DY /6v\ERiFF BEM S O I . 0>DMT B O S S - *=0 I D iO i f . Y Q ELL----- . -t^L U U U S 'B O O r V ^ / ^ «• -rr. I t'w. -t-i u-M i ~7T7------1W 'TTm E 1 H 'M \D ’ ------------ AW’ H*S G A uC r ----------- IvU T 'V O W K i. ) IC E C(1e )\MOVJ E OVJER L S O O A ‘j ^ u ^ ' ^1'B V8» , MotherPw little Helen Doran, 1* years old. has waited eagerly for tu * s ..f lo r - big sister Miltfred b;-t In the Pacific during the Dole flight from San FrauCisco to Honolulu. Mildred waa helping Helen to plan her career, 1 (I V ^ f ; HET^LKs ‘BooT *TpV Old Wild H i FREE DAYS, b a b b l e s cm 'BooT tW Gl o r io u s p a s t <* WHEW *TLV RIDERS CAME IW FROM Ttf RANGES * aw -To r e u p t h ’ To w n u k e a b l a s t . T h em - f u y e o n a n s e e a l l Th ' c h a n g e s — T m e OLD EX SHERIFF — Falls 700 Feet FROM NEAR BEER T o COWBOYS WtOGLOvJED t T M O S T B E RtGrtAT H AR O O N A F E L L E R vamo h e l p e d v o l l t h ' -t h \ n g Mrs. Goebel T i a t he loneo Meets W ar Buddy’s Grandson ■ I: 73 METAL ROOFING—The Roof E v -!F<J J U a a tS HHiftjflfH* U1 U I'Llk I (S A j COWAN CO. A uto, erlasting. Metal •— on KHv 0n6 of ,t ,oU un 4Itt“ und u h « t m .U I works, stut.ilinir »««o» tin .mid gnlvunisr.l l|! '.^ [ Ve^ ! v i r , ll7ro,onn<tttrh Torn!. h Ate. Phone 71G-W. | roofs • " cow.™, oak s ' ® , 5 , ' x , ; , : * o’. « , b» « ; _____________ lio . and Phird Ave. St. Phone 111. ■■ i __ ■ _____ tNFOKD BUICK CO. 5— llelp WnnUd Female IFOR SA LE:—One ,of b e s t, fire 212 Magnolia Ave, Phone 1107,. SALES GIRLS WANTED—Ap- Avenue n n n in n o ii w ith *t,.ftrl<ply F’. W ., Woolworth Co. range and w ater heater, pi ice lee* [m o d e l TRIM CO. than m arket value, tarma to am t th* csr, not the ow ner" 6’—Help Wanted (Male) Box 15 C. O. Herald. hone 817 for estimates P. W. RADFORD WANTED—u man with team and. FOR SALE-— Five room Spanish mowing machine to cut weeds [ hungaiow RW SANFORD BOOSTER • tit Florida Power & Light Co. at enr only $1.00, Studebakdt lj*ke Monroe. |>Ask for curbop juice with >stops the knock. San 11—Miscellaneous irage Co. : z ; M s s * Z t.K rr HUP3—MARMONS anford Ahtomobile Co. gnolia Ave. Phon CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning Co. 11 Bull Bldg. • 15— Apartment For Kent Phone 41 * 1In i ii tii k ganses formed ' Frankfort, IncL, H ush Durbin, .13, was carried 500 feet Into th e ‘*lr, . h , , w Ths hattnon «.*• a s trid e a —■ lim p , w a s except (or minor a real l * g*y»er at Hacbhtrry (aland. In ^ unhurt' the fcnuUtaw*-: IMrtapd*. - i f l n E ' mlnule* after the well caught Are the unuipx ilrllllliir nrlit and iderrick were m« s unu completely hidden by tin* leaping h "ido ;',..b1' iSi—Acreage For Stile 1<> ACRES In Longwood, corner of Grpve nnil Ornnge Avenues S. E. 14—Rooms Without llonrd 1-4 iwf N. E. 1-4 of S. W. 1-4 See. 25 Twp. 20 Range 20. Thomas J. 'Hill-Overland Co. W illy* FOR RENT—Room with sleeping Baxter Care Herald. porch. 82.1 Tark Ave. Phone 413 J ;bU A Overland, Whipplts, i Commercial Sts. Phone J8. 24— l-ots Fo»* Sale INOLE HUDSON* ESSEX INC 203 Oak Ave. it , FURNISHED:' light housekeeping FOR SAI.F/: lot 4 Etlrckn Hamrooms, close In, modern, rates -mock. Richard Stephenson. Ml>. West I-ebanon, Ind. reasonable. Phone 175. J. balance nn ynsy term s that will ul-l l,nv you to make the payment:* from the land. Ideal locution for filling station and Rmnll store close t> homes of fifty or more families. I A country home close t*» the city markets. High, dry and healthy. Address R. C. cure Herald. 1 housnnda rejoiced In Art Go*, bid's victory (a the Dole flight, but happiest and proudest was hie mother. Mrs. A. C. Goebel of Loa Angeles. A rt's mother Is telling Ills police dog'"D uke" the Joyful nows. (SO) E ast, r u n t h t n e e E a s t (.11 2<>—Miscellaneous For Sal* L„.„n-. 6.31 chains, THREE HOURS -NOT HERE YET/ GOSH' MAYBE THE ^CLCRK AT THE d e s k KNOWS V WHERE HE IS BURLINGTON, N. C.. Sept. 2. — (I^iSJ—In the early hours of Monday morning Paul L. ("Hardrock") Simpson, Burlington vouth, plan* to hop'pTMn a run t o ‘Moreheud City, and return, an approx­ im a te distant*** *f 500 miles, lit n |rnce with Owen Faucette, riding a ; Terns ponv. Both will compete for a purse of 1500 to be put up by interested cltixens. The proposal race has | created widespread interest, and ! speculation is rife as to which—the j pony or th? man—will win. Simpcon, in a recent teat run. made <10 miles in it hours 13 minutes. When VflLL CAPT. ERICSOfl Be in ? JU ST A MOMENT . - CAPT ERlCSOfcl c h e c k e d OUT OF HERE THREE , DAYS A dO y UHE MVSTMY MEP6N9 / W hat has * eecoM p OF .CAPT. e r ik o n iv . m ui»nn, A i-«i ttisnca N o rth 10.70 c h a in - t» th e polsl of begin n in g . AlJto the N o rlh e a a t Q u a r te r INKS*) *>( th e N o rt h w e s t Q u a rt e r tNW .i) «r Ik- • Houthwcsi Q u a r t e r (SWVjf of a-cUo.i T h r s e ( J) of T o w n s h ip T w e n ty <S0> South of Itamce T h ir ty (3«) Kasl. 1 BY TAYLOR DOGGONE GJUCeP CAPT. ERlCSON ISN'T IN HIS ROOM -W C L C . I'L L J U S T S I T DOWN AND \ W A IT T i l l h e c o m e s / On June I . 181*4. Major Leroy Williams cfVClavetand. O., br*»a* . enemy Are to rescue the body ol Col. Peter A. l*mier. killed in.actio* < during the battle ol Cold llarbot. At the annual reunion of New York'* old "Bloody Eighth* thla year nl Batavia. N. Y.. M t.or WIW llama met C. H Porter, grandnm of the OIHcer whoae brnt; be r*. •OTtred. The two. pictured above were elecled* to head the ' Bloody E ighth’' as president and vice president C arolin a Cohvipt Boxes Tonight For Champoinship Title R A L E I G H . N . C. S a p L 2__ <INS> .V Vi *if M it n i m m . »>al,L. § —Chari:y Mangum, pride H of state’s prison here, lakes a whack at thb southern middleweight title t. light. The convict. How Carolina’* champion, will take on "Spike” Webb, of Charlotte, claimant t« the southern middle weigh* title, for 10 rounds. Tonight’s bf'ub was regarded as the *t If feat in the abort and oen-afona} career of the prison vouth *'f *1. who completes a term f ir h’-hway r o b b .^ in a little lest than a y :« r. t Mangum took u p tL* a rt of Ic- This Boy IsChie EXCEPT!NO from the for*guing described lauds the folm. ie. at. i». ai, «7. «•. If, .10. it. I*. *7, •». 71. 7s, »». US, no. m . no. ill,- ill . IW. Ho. lit. l i t , 1M. lit . ISJ. »« til! *Ul! I l k HI. 1*7. 1*1. *“« III. 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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>, September 02, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1b147ac6541d15bd64961bb12dc5cfaa.pdf 285b8833397fb91d3ea153dcf3826104 PDF Text Text ■H vl 1 •‘■Aw your n ew spa per i+ ~ ' TU B WRATHKB ____ G enerally fair,tonight and day, except pf*»Vly local ah in extrem a aouth portion.. iblinhed In F lo r id a ’s H e a r t I n e W orld’s G r e a te s t V e g e ta b le 1 etion. I t s R ic h e s t G a rd e n L a n d it >* ’i ^ M E N O . X V IL U a s e d W ire International News'Service" J9 AN F O R D , FLO RID a / Man’s Home Is His Castle In Virginia s Audit Bureau Of CIrcuUUoM A T U B IU Y , S E P T E M B E R l / l j his Battle O f Sqdikes Fmk To M aterialize When Bull A nd Rattle r A rb it rate DISAPPEARS M NEW YORK RUN DANVILLE, Va„ Sept. 3.— (IN S )—A man’s home is still his castle in this part of Virgin­ ia. Charles W. Wilson,' elderly tobacco planter* w as- acquitted of murder charges for the kill­ ing of J. C. Sparrow, one of s group who Invaded Wil­ son’s premises at mid­ night presumably to “dis­ 1 tI-atost r u e s t Air a M ystery Caused cipline” him. The p arty wns Failure O f .-Pilot Cline By Fa headed by constableT. C. Oakes, To Reach Ret H artfo rd W here and state counsel endeavored tn have the planter bound over to j He Ia.PNowOvgrdue lS lio u rs the grand jury on the ground that Wilson knew the f :n tity of the men when he shot through the door. Three m agistrates who heard-the argum ent exonerated Wilson and a large crowd of Boston BusiitcssMan,Compnn> spectators applauded the~Uecis||on. Ion Of Cline. T akes Trnln ,T i New Developments In Ocean Flights DNEAR . Today’s developments in the various long-distance flights; L—Captain Frank Courtney hopped off for America from Plymouth England, in thb MEMPHIS, Tenn., S e p t J».-(IN in the glass enclosure hut still no “W hile.” • ; . S ) —Memphis today swore ®ff fight. These peaceful, loving snake* 2 . —No trace of the “Flying were the deadliest enemies of the “snake, fights’*, forever. Last night’s Princess” in the -plane “St. ) woods, spectators,, m ore, than a performance, a t which Memphians thousand of ’em, were told. Considerable Speculation Is Raphael.” 3. —“ Pride of Detroit” to leave p aid ,$1,091 to get Into the boxing la a desperate effort to get act­ \ A roused As In q u iry Shows Bagdad for P e rsia . today. atadiufo, was a rank fizzle. There ion a small half-starved ra t waa 4. —Given and Corbu plan was only one objection of those thrown in with three snakes. The ' T h a t No O fficial O r P rivate second takeoff-from France for M achineW asInT halV icinity walked up to a colled rattlewh<L p*!d J M ' rat "«lked -America. snakes absolutely refused to. fight- irnak* end‘ bit I t “ on the face, chated 5. —“Royal Windsor” expects, Three pair of bullsnakes and rut- the bull snako to a far comer and tleanakes,%aiipposod to be born «n- then mace peace himself. The rs t to hop again today for England. fl.—“Sir John Carling’’ flight em tas crawled sniund over each played around over the hacks of to England deferred until to­ other there seemed to be a t o u t _­_ the snakes a n d 'n o further action morrow. .J , ing affection between talent lh * was shown of-anykind. 7.—Levine’s flight to America stead of n icthol hatred. 11 As a morbid- ami nngry crowd Navy D e p artm en t Issues Mes­ The p y c e conference between l>egan to depart some yelled to sages A sking All ShipsToBc postponed. R— “Old Glory’s” flight to A fter Mishnp A t Dudley the snakes lasted for more than throw the promoter into the arena On LookoutFor *St.RnphaeF Rome postponed.. I *twe hours while the reftipe poked with tho snakea but he was not D.—No trace of Redfern. with a stick, threw them on handy nnd the announcer and re f­ BOSTON, Sept- 3 .—(IN S)—The th«m tap of one another in effort to eree told the crowd they were only • ST. JO H N ’S N. F., Sept. 3;—• , 10 .—Woman plans new trans­ disappearance' of Pilot E. G. Cline, maka them fight—but without tho spectators performing their duties (IN S)—A “ myste Atlantic flight. • * • sighted ysterv plana’’ p! innuguarnting a Boston-New \<>rk slightest result in a way of action. ns a favor. * near Harbor G recejtthis morning, air mail and express service this • Finally, nfter two snakes wquld iEID SV IL LE, N. C.. Sept. “Barum was right”* read news* was the basis of coijWderable spec* IA)NDON; Sept. 3.— ( . «‘i • ulp.tlon later today as inquiries ro[(IN S)— In v e stig atio n of fternoon furnished tho latest air not fight, ail six were stirred up papers today.. | T ‘ — C apt. F ran k T . Cou: disappearance o f P. Sm ith mystery. B ritish airm an who ho. vcfllol that no official o r private ky. 5 0 -v cn r-o ld m ill ovoro ff from P lym outh a t 6 The plane was forced down nt plane waa known to l>r in that vici­ k re a c h e d a c lim a x I 'h c r o o’clock th is m orning to fly Dudley but (ook the nir agnin early nity. # ioon lo d a v w h e n M r’d. A ] - 'A lm o s tlln ln te r r u p lc d A d v a n c e this momine for H artford. Conn., A zores, has landed a t Corui Residents of Carboneax, a short F enny G n ld in , 20\ In S p e c u la tiv e L e a d e r s I)u r- nnd then vanished completely. W. Spain, sakl a radiogram distance from Harbor Grace re ­ e d v e d here th is afternoon. 1 >"K 1'rececdlngWck.s ITo- T. Lyman; a Boston business man, ported seeing tho piano at 7;50 Inform ation th a t Cot * m A with the Rruesorao v|dca“Technical Conditions" the lone passenger, left the plane tier. w as re tu rn in g to th e o’clock. ,The head constable of Carat Dudley proceeding to New York P a rty Of Seven Is T o Leave land w as contained in a w ............. ie........ sudden n rre s t o f the bonear confirmed tho*report, add­ NEW YORK, Sep. 3. The irreg­ by train, it was stated a t tho local New YorkM oridoyForSouth lee* message from the Bet |ian followed the finding this ' 'wV. air port. ing that tho pjane appeared to be ning of P etty ’s ' charred re- ular trend in the stock market America To Explore Orinoco steamshiu Duchess. The D< Shorty before 2 P. M., w hen'Cline 1 AInbania Senator Tnkeu^StEnd j urv jn Sensational Carolina heading noutheast. ' , . rs In the basement of the (lad- this week followed logically the had been overdue at Jungles F o r M issing Flier while 225 mile* north of Cane Hartford, A q n in a t Science F u ljte rln a Trial O f I joI o ShtfrifFs WL Utrorr* relayed the following home. It was believed that Pet- Imost uninterrupted advance in Conn., eighteen hours, and while CV. ise O fv F u n d a m e n ta J W n ; diogrnm from CouBtney*a h; J botly had been In . tho bnse- the speculative leaders in three a search of the woods of northeast­ dow A djourns Over W eek­ Bq9TO(N,,Sept. 3. (IN S )—All ships w ithin a 1 ,000-mlle radius preceding weeks and the forces ROCHESTER, N. Sept. 3.— plhne:— •* : Q u t ’ea N eg ro ’s H eM llutw n |t for months. end To Go ToBnseball Game of the New England Coast wero ern Connecticut was underway, a behind thd decline in many of the “ Making -for Conina, too (IN S)—A “Whito Indian” boy, to ho woman’s husband Eugene high-priced specialties wore that rescue plane left tho Boston a ir­ asked by the navy departm ent to­ headwind t« reach Axorea.” eno Gadlin, chief cf the RoideWAPHINGTO::, Sepl. 3. (INR)port. Pilot B. F. Billings and u GREENVILLE, 8 . C., Sept. 3— day to be on the lookout for the whom the jungles of South' Ameri­ (Siwnert) Downer. Firc Departm ent, wns held for might bo called "technical con­ newspaper reporter proceeded south b'enator Thojnas J, Heflin of Ala­ ca am home, and five men will F. W. Downer is the radio (INS)—W hile the ssnsationnl trial missing British airplane “ St. Raph­ (honing by authorities. Neither ditions” rather than unfavorable over the Massachuxctts-Connectileavo for New York M onday,after­ tor upon tho Courtney plane. bama today hamplonrd the cause ael.” developments in business and of Mrs. Ethel D. Willis, 31 year Gadlin nor her husband had cut lino in the latter state. They of fundamentalism against science. . Message* of instruction went out noon.with Richard, O. Marsh of ■ , . ; • ■ ........ ’ hing to say when the warrants industry. old widow, and* Deputy Henry wore flying low in nti effort to see , In strong contrast to this irreg­ a trace of the missing mail and ex PLYMOUTH, England, S e p t, served upon them, In n letter, he challenged Sir Townsend for the slaying of the from the high-powered federal rad­ Brockport, scientist and tropical he arrest of the aged man’s ular tone was the eonflndcnt ad­ press lane. They planned to land . A< th u r Keith’s staterr.-jnt to the former’s hualpnd, Sheriff Sam I). io stations s t Boston Navy Yard. explorer to complete arrangem ents (IN S )—With a mysterious millic NcwpoB, R. I., torpedo station and tor th e ir . search ml the Orjnoca airs Canadian a s a-passenger,rhtcr came a s a comolete sur- vance of the better grade of in­ cither, a t Hartford or Bethany, British Association for the Advan­ Willis, wns held bp over the week­ the big naval radio plant a t B ar jungles for Papl Rcdfcrp, missing tain Frank Courtney hopped „ as Investigators ‘d the cose dustrial shares, generally termed Conn. cement of Science’ that “the, e^t* end, Solicitor J . G. Leatherwoed to­ Harbor, Maine. . . from here a t d: 2 d o’clock Georgia filer, announced th a t the investlga- the “investment stocks” because Local airport officials thought It had not yet reached the stage of their long and favorable 1 divi­ possible that Cline, a veteran of tlcncc of race evolution from ail day launched a thorough investi­ “British s ir m inistry calcula­ Chcpun the 14 year.‘o ld ‘“white morning in hia Dcrneir-Napier dend playing records. All ptlcc arrests would be m ade.' the air service, proceeded To New ape-Iikc being is definite and Ir­ gation into tho cms pf J. B. Willis’ tion tends to 1 'believe that ” gt. Indian” who has been studying-in plane "Wbalo” in.a new attem pt 1 cvelopments, however, took airecor ds for General Motors, U. S. Jersey from Dudley hut a check nt Raphael” waa blowta south of in­ country, together with Morrill conquer the Atlantic ocean-by alrefutable.” negro cl)ef, who was arrested and tended cburie with possible landing this when Steel and General Eldctric were Jed turn this morning Riddick, Rochester) aviator -and Bcsides the mysterious both Hasbrouch Heights, N. J., nnd : If th at Is the case, Ifaflln charged with the S h e riffs murder in oceaa south or east of M^ina Elmer Ace. mechanician, are the a hot (broken, a fter oach of these stocks Hadley Field, New Brunswlch, sty authorities struck ger, whose identity wag not which led ..them to the Gad* in turn had been subject' • to fairly N. J., revealed no trace of the pilot raked Keith “Why is it tfiat no­ since the Townsend Williit trial coast” said the advices “ request all latest additions to the 1 Marsh closed and who wae*repor borne and the gruesome find in hehvy selling prrssurc, a part of who vanished while flying over where oh the fare id the earth can w —-(acted. 'r -• *' * *• American ahlpa in these wnteva bo scnrcldng party. Richard Redffcm, havo.paid $7,500 f o ^ ih e T " basement* That aiUhorltita had which was doubtless tho effforts you find a single Instance where and. * l he Jury In the case, which ha* informed nnd he on t h e r lookout.*' unde of tiui lopt-flyer, may also of m ak ln rth o flight, Cour Investigating the case for of the professionals to force a >accompanied by J . R. .Lit! nca> fog was reported off tho Join the Marsh expedition. npes and the'r mankind have pro; ta in liejd together .sinco the trial . A heavy and th at they beliovJd the general reaction In the market. umlioard. t today. v .Thp Atlantic BOSTON, S e p t . ( I N S ) —Air- duced a men i; 'their etfe|frinrw ecu foully mure . a Hegaa hor*T^i'#iN ta.tigo, w aapre- tram shlp Boston from New York ng man had been Tho ^Lucalled economic baroroet, Breeder of) i t l^dCrfrti**getlort*?Iy kTibwn late ~r(| j y (),„ week were not parti- part officials %vre anxiously aw ait­ ■ingle being eble to develop o r par«i ,to .jUuf ..iha 6 alJy League sioamshl the American museuurn of natural rlth TOO pa»songers wan forced to ing new* today or the whereabouts baseball game here tbla afternoon. iy . i Diary favorable. Tho financial anchor outride for five hours. The. history. A scouting plane will also cvnlutc Into a human heing?” However, special effort will be _hls place held Its breath district is worrying considerably of air msi| pilot D- G. Cline who is liner Dtrfoqlan from Liverpool with be acquired before the. expedition inaugurating a ‘ Boston-to-iNow “ I trust that you will pardon mq taken to prevent them from teeing ■abated exeltcmcnt today wait- over tho large falling off in auto­ 25(7'peseengers was due this fore­ sails for Carcns, ............................... jone, heavil York mail and express service. for expressing my opposition tg newspapers, announcing the now | for developments which author- mobile business as a whole,•occas­ •.Tho base for operation* w ill’bo noon but had not been reported. „ Iona of The plane was forced down -in turn in the invenUgation. ■ believed probably would lead ioned by the complete stoppage of the stand th at you have taken and established 120 miles from the la- line, made a perfect take pi*covery of one of the most dia- the Ford output. Individual motor Dudley but took the air for H art­ my stand en the aide of the Bible The defense has approximately land of . Trinidad and 200 miles OTTAWA, Ont., Sept. 3 .-(IN S > from British Guiana, Marsh said, less than two minutes after Rcal murders in crime annals, car m anufacturers are doing well, ford. Conn., early this morning. 20 more witnesses which it will Since then the express plane has account of the creation of man” [ investigation into the case was but the business as a whole has place on tbv stand, adn indications —The airplane "St. Raphael’’ and where radio equipment will be in­ motor* of the giant land and • said Heflin. |rted by Solicitor Allen Gwyn suffered, while the intense compo not been reported. wen* that tho trial would take up Us three daring occupants, drop­ stalled. Chcpun, the Indian youth, dane had begun to roar, tho ntrcpLl aviators and their Aboard th* monoplane were fif-------------In hia letter, Heflin described njm ost of next week,The defense has ped today into the Umbo of the ‘ expected en Rev. .Thomas F. Purdue, (itlon In the low-priced-car field i . to prove invalunhln in passenger wore out of sight. kngclist, furnished outhoritles ns been reflected by numerous ty packages containing everything neg ro ,nwsting in Alabama which attempted to tear.down the wob of missing. r the vast jungles sooth of from salt fish from the wharves; * Pvalnllim w ............................................. Before starting, Courtney [h tho information that n young price cuta in popular cars. was Jin-!circumstantial evidenco built up by Despit# reports from two trane- the Orinoco Orln river, where! Redfern a t Glouchester. to a box of)(1owcrs , J»atoit all day. Evolution a somewhat undecided as to his i Ran confessed to murdering _ the state, pointing to 1 an undue in- Atlantic vessel* th at the light of is believed to have come down. The Steel trade authoritiee ace act route. He anticipated, ha kith when sho was converted at signs of a revival pf fa'll buying, froim a local florist to th e :manag cussed pro'and con. Toward even timacy »cy between the two defendans, an airplane had been sighted over­ In conjunction with the Marah (revival here recently. hut fo r the tim e being tho influx ing editor of the Son Frakcisco ,lng, when no headway had Iren nnd will produce many of Ita “star head far nut at rea Wednesday Expedition, extensive Marches of th at after passing Ireland it navf c«j<W olrht. nd further word came today the region* along the path a rt be­ possibly stopping at the witnesses” next.wweek, IW ordlng to the woman's con- of buying orders is anything but Examiner and a hook from tho made, an old negro, Undo Rufus, iai wKYHt m ight deflnltelylodlcate the nt t a refuel hia plane, and then \ Jsion, she crushed Petty over tho satisfactory. July net railroad mayor of BoBeton-tn the mayor of introduced the following resolution, ing road* by Uh# government o( ceeding to St. John’s Newfe . ate of .Captain Lealle Hamilton, British id with an axe during an argu- earnings fell off JJ6 per cent as ’Frisco. ROAD FtNISUBI) Guana, Venetuela, and Bra­ In addition to the express nnd which, Heflin said, was adopted !. leut. Col. F. F. Mlnchln and th e sil, In hopes of picking up definite and for another stop before i )nt, hid the body In a closet In compared with the iame month of unanimously; (Continued On Page 8 ) ng th# final lnp to New York. , ■home for a few days, and then, last year, nnd western railroad mail .packages the plane left the news of th* daring aviator. . TALLAHASSEE, FU . Sept. 3, ^‘Resolved that God Almighty . Only a few persons bealdta th assistance, buried it near here, heads havo pointed out the reasons l o c g l w i t h W. T. Lyman -(JNS>— Governor John W. Martin, Reports from various points mechanics witnessed tne J made alt the negroes and most of Commissioner of.Agriculture Nath­ FLOWERS DROPPED IN OCEAN [lied by authorities, was reported for the expectation of • falling off us passenger. j’rom ships and natives th at the the baxanJous adventure, woman, whose name was con- in traffic in a number of the im the white folks, but that the whito an Mayo. Htato Marketing Com­ I plane, “The Port Of Brunswick” , Courtney accompanied hnve denied the revivalist’s portant sections in the crop-moy folks that sprung from monkeys is missioner L. M. Rhode*, and Harry SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 3*— was sighted last Saturday In the band in a launch to thp spot ing period. The over production in fttement. • Ayres, director, of., the Spanish INS)—W reaths of flower* today vicinity of Veneiuela and.later over right ab°ut It.” until four years ago, was tho oil trade continues, and the past Trail Association, will leave Mon­ ose nnd fell on the erest of Pael- the Orlnotp riv tr dolls, while not the “Whale*' was mooi * day fo r Live Oek to participate lo wave* 720 miles from San confirm'd, len d .a .vay of hope to kissed him good-bye as srsecr of n cotton mill here. He week has witnessed further price REUNION TO TRAGEDY pod- into the cockpit. ‘7 ^ lugIn the completion of the St. At It his job, and then began to cutting in ryude oil nnd gasoline 'rai)cisco ■» a final tribute to the I’rkndi and relative*, , ustlne-Tallabassee highway. Courtney’s early s ta r t ]»ve his homo periodically, but Cotton prices have receded and memory of the seven Hawaiian 'M ill clinging to these reports CLARKSVILLE, Tenn., Sept 3, ild always return. About a year again advanced in violent fashion, surprise, a* it was r||e rt who gave their Uve* in the the promoters of the prodject- ah aintended (IN S)—What w u to h*ave been n to wait until he was seen hero for the last responding to the almost upward PALM LEA F CRIPPLED Irunawlck expressed confidence pioneers' quest for fame and torBennie Haxel, Oriando negro, happy reunion between a father day before faking off. and downward envision* of crtW oday that Ectifera. will soon m ale tine. |Mr>. Petty died several months eaCmatcs. The boll weevil is al­ was assessed a fine of $250 and and bi* one year old baby girl was >is way to some settlement and to arrived a t the naval ate FT, MYERS Fla . :*ept.$/flN S) ’ following u short illness, so an im portant factor. coets by County Judge Jam es G. today turned into a double funeral. Scheduled to issue it*, flfat daily civilisation. Many of.the vttlarea .8 o’clock, and finding the COL. KNIGHT LEADS While Loan lieaten, a stave worker, • . . — ----------------y’s ubsenco from the funeral. It n those regions are without, tele­ n every way favorable, ' Sharon‘‘yesterday m a charge of wnited a t the station and waved at edition..'^ the pally l ’alm I# a f of reported, was due to his famforced to land It .may he days be­ s ta rt Immediately. drhring an automobile while under his bby in the arm s of ita step this city was early tpdajr temporre starting, Couiti insbility to locate him. graph communication and lt he waa ..JACKSONVILLE, Fla,. Sept,,3.the Influence otf Intoxicating liq­ grand-ninthrr late yesterday, a niily put exit of, business after un­ <IN8 ) —Colonel P rte r O. Knight of fure hia whereabouts are 'kriewaT to tbo little group whieh known perrons crippled the news­ e n d to see him «ff and 1 uors, I t was one of the heaviest train snuffed out the lives of the papers printing plant. Beginning Tam na will head a committe# of Emergency ■ i ijr equipment . I T . . . carried py .. woman and baby. penaltlet meted out upon drunken tom orrow ,. theiPqhllcntiuo yras to Florida business men to co-oDer­ the young filer would enable him have publinhocl m etung, afternoon ate with the national committee to live indefinately. It was pointed drlve'fa in some time. Relative* of Courtney taxied his 1 WOMAN WANTS TO FLY opposed to the federal inhari out; “The Port Of Brunswick” was nnd Bunday erjUton*. .. * ., th^‘ negro furnished the lines and in a circle, and rose froi equipped with (yinichute emergency • eii w «... i ' ■ !-,;*> * • lance tax In iU ramniGgn |o have Preparations for the opening of he ,was gtysa hla jrcedom. . plane circled the was an- rations, rubber boat, ammunition. as I#the NEW YORK, Sent. 3 .-{ IN S )— the Seminole High School a w well Congress re peri the NEGpO CAPTURED lisxel’a arrest, mt«ie by Deputy ship rose easily, pnd 1 If forced to land ,ln tho w ater he under way, according to G. «*e- Sheriff George Gray, was in cod. Undaunted by the fact that twu nounccd hero today. Mid Into tho early mor oould empty the large gas tank, Kay, principal of tae Inetitutlon .nection with two automobile ncel- ether women who braved the peril* I t was estimated th a t tt THOMASVILLK. OA., Sept. 5 rendering the plane buoyant LMEMI’HIS Tenn. Sept. 3-(IN S > which open*.foe its first full sea- i dents in which the nagro is said to of transoceanic fjying a c t with * ^YACHTSMAN MfflHING young aviator’s wife is visiting a t waa making one hundred r A‘ler fivo addresses from pa.it Ion-on Monday, September 12. The have smashed up',two car* and in­ apparent disaster, k new overseas (IN a )r- Moe* Vfatson. negro, sen\ T ' ’* *‘ tenecd for twv years from Brev th# home or hi* father In Columbia, hour as It pasrod out of Iresidt-nts today, tho International building Was comoletcd last year jured one motorist. The accident* expedition by airplane wan being Tha “ Whale” is an srd county pn charge* of forgery 8 . C., remains hope: BILOXI, MIs*. 8 # p t i !:.(. . luociation for Identification con- and was oocupied for the first timo occurred lis t Saturday night on tanned today by M|ss Frances Jane of *‘$ » n tk and who escaped from a ronvlct filson Grayson, real estate broker |rntjii" here will adjourn tonight a t the beginning of the second Relative* today .prepared t® .M k the Orlando road near GindervUle. r Koxrqat Hills, Long Islam I, and Vheg'Courtney first • nw<>t again next year in Denver, half o f tho termc*mP a . X f f , J " jf tr id ll n u t ruardsm rn In begin a search “OLD GLORY” .AWAITS US' Intention, some 1 The first report of Ifasel’s reck­ \ri Anekar waahhy fpottl^' m brguirui^la'belpg for three prominent youmr mem. °i. under the leadership of PrcaiA most successful “ h®0* Ve ,r }* flying acrose the At ■ » . less driving came* in connection an of Aiken, S. Ox J *• • ' ' «nt W. R. ElUj, Beaumont Texas, in prospect, said Mr. McKay who her* of the Biloxi Y acht Club who cancedri to have GARDEN e r r y ; N. Y„is#pt. 8. wltb'*an accident jn whkh he (b m inted out th a t Increased fad have been missing since M onday,, — (IN S)—Unfavorable' last night. F said to have struck a ear, causing J . . ----------- -----------------f , .* ties as provided In Urn new bulld­ •qoii day again deft og will add to the efficiency r t the slight damage. I t was while auth­ R U M O R 'W R O N G , the Fokker nstruction th is year. Pr * !* * 10 1 orities ware investigtlag this ac­ on Us projected ; D«nvcr waa selected as the meet- McKay described the f a u lty as ime cident that the negro went on an­ ^ t r -J, : heavy rain yes c* place over Miami. Fla., theof the itrongeat In the hUtory of other rampage and drove hia .Ford SHINGTftN. Beat. 3. ?• rft. •d Roosevelt ^aner up, lost b ig h t and Ellis, the institution •*i • A> d MacNid and exiwesse<l caf Into *n automobile T. i ui a rot J*y the lack of vice president, waa elected praise of the school board in could, oct . l of W f r,. a a jWhite man by the name qf Cord­ , today caused the fl: ‘•■dent without opposition. H. A. •election wf teacher*. , . . Judge Wallace ** pt he ha* rerignfd ,'lU tu g of ! . .. .. '/• V °n»Paon, Sapulpa, Okla., was cult court judge, aald* tWa raom' «r rpsinging hi#, The automobile driyen by ;thu the case i t, ,» u t . ylcri«d first vice president, GI VON'REA ■th at the cas# waa en'l' the court's •nlal r-Dofts f the coming term , Mr. Mcivsy wu white map WSKjsmsged tOiUuLmM .vHUten, kive pn,( presidents of tho or- be in hia office a t the W*h tchool s*nd in Md:i *»r in regulari “ Ider will retire* t^nt of about ,$3i)0 and Cordray m tim a new 'nuation were to detivrr addres- building every morning n e tt wee* passed ■differed ebveroJ peinful brjiisee o with #uL,tK,ay *nrt * banquet will between the ho w s «f 10 and 12 . ,.v .lliD "y the international convention pupils who have not r**1*1*” * * ^ sad laceration*. He was takpn to '•< 'j the •Fernald-Laugh.Vm^ hospital rr» toinight. who wUh to make changta I n f l w where *he r c W ^ n e d ^ v .rs lL Q r s . > )AD. upon . „ . J S . 0W time third degree was course* of atudy mrm Tho negro, was given a hearing yjmnd------by J. p. Smith, head of the Mr. McKay next week. P opJ* terday after Cor dray w as-dis­ in a confessioriwanide from a bureau crim- of yeater-achooU are “ g j charged from the hospital and able ing Detroit, from other by outwitting l??jr.,ft.erTi‘x>n. 1 i^j.than by“Itto iebring their credit* jn J morein* efficient to appear agmlnat the negro. * tbig him.” to facilitate the enrollment workThe principal alao urged riudenti '.old time officer* called this “ROYAL WINDSOR" OK BY »rting the crook but now we to begin aecuring textbooks as “ * Peyeholo^y" gold 5 mith soon as possible i n o r d e r lo avoW Sept rr. mr— ra JjJlV ) J ° J the custom ary rush when Of Man Missing far More Than Year tesult^ I n Seizure )f Carolina Woman ). Gadlin Said Have Confessed | Flier Forced Down Near Dudley, Conn. Radio Message Picl Up By British Says Headwind Stirotig For Ma< Plane Appeared To I Be Going Southeast Plane Hops Off From Plyipoul jman Told Preacher Flier Accomi Engineer! And Rich Passenj billed"tfer^FatherIRREGULAR RUN IN STOCK MARKET APPEARS LOGICAL ‘WHITE AID SC) REDF HEFLIN RESENTS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ KETTITS REMARK CASE OF NEGRO, ON “APE’ THEORY J. B. WILLIS’ CH ; \is v m S a s * 1* J G E f t Orlando Negro Is Given Heavy Fine For Driving Drunk M cKay Will Assist Pupils Next Week liamiFailp To Get lh EnroUmehtWork [dentityConvention leeting Next Year ( I . | P it By ial Ma; uprente . BU81NES3 HOLIDAY •v »• Ta l l a h a ss e e . ’ A change has been msde m Um high school faculty. Miss K*fberine. SpelghUthas instructor In« psrtment mour, Wiw. i m , - tt—-..v announced as bead « *o»s u the waa . #» ■ V '• �One More Time Gam e With Saints As M eyers Yields 5 Hits — Local Southpaw Gets B etter Of Pitching B attle W ith Bouza Who Gives Up 6 B its W alsh Believe** F ty n io ter Too O ptim istic A nd Says Those W ho M ake Lorfg T rek A re N ot To lie More Than 2,500 in front of the Cubs,-are only two Visitors Threaten As ", Hudgins Doubles In / The Eighth Inning NEW YOllK, Sept. 2.—The w riter has been given to under­ stand it, Tex Rickard is counting upon entertaining a t least 10,000 New York ladies or gents a t the battle of the twentieth century limited in Chlengo oil the fitful evening of September 22. Good. Mr. Rickard Is right again. He is right this time because he is counting on them now. Ho possi­ bly won’t be able to count them then. As a m atter of fact, they are likely to turn up torribly absent a t the occasion in question. Ac- ., M t y Meyers turned in enother ctory Thursday by beating Mike > uu in hurling battle w ith the Saints In the first of three game eerie*.The score was 2 to 0 , the Sanfor southpaw allowing five hits while his opponent gave up six, two fcf them in the eighth when the Cel•ry-Feds scored the only two runs of the game. , • It was the fa ste it game played an the local diamond and one of the faste st in the circuit this season, requiring an hour and 14 minutes. F o r seven minutes the contest rock­ ed on with neither tide offering • real threat. Bouza was pitching great ball but Meyers waa hurling a better brand. The visiting hurler walked threes men while Meyer tglUkfcd none. The Sanford portside r wtffed four haters and Bouza •truck out none. . In the eighth after Riddle had filed out, young Mr. Meyers workBouza for a pass. Hoke Bcaieley laM down a neat bunt down the third base line and both runners were safe. Old man Bill Meyer de­ livered in the pinch In a slashing K Streets for the second episode of the Dempsey-Tunney serial. New York, It seems, is about to miss being n real factor in the' at­ tendance at n heavyweight cham­ pionship fight since Dempsey cut Willard into Hamburger at Toledo in 1910. The so-called big town sent about 20,000 to Philadelphia last year to mingle with a crowd ef slightly less than 10 ,000. It* per­ centage in thnt expected crowd of 100,000 wil be plmost negligible, if not altogether Ho. However, hope dies a hard death and today there was quite a few trying te sell reservations on fight r.pcclals from New York to Chi­ cago fend return, If a t all. They weren’t lolling them from New York te Chicago rnd return, (If at oil. They weren't selling them with any great degree of rapidity und indications were that business would get no bettor with all due haste. One men was offering to take care of railreud fare , pullmnn charges, n ringside scat to the fight, meals, and liquids for u flit ■urn of 3200 . ' * The point (s thnt this Is to be the middle west’s fight. In 1919, it was almost a local affair; in 1921, it wes international In scope, with New York naturally supply­ ing the bulk of come-ons; in 1923, Now York furnished almost the en­ tire crowd and last year Philadel­ phia had its little one ring circus, (but this time Chlcngn will Furnish the great majority of thc'.h, of course). And the special trains that really will bring cash monoy into the juint will come from Milwau­ kee. Detroit, St. Louis, Cleveland. St. ppul, .Minneapolis and the smal­ ler towns of Cock County and the Stute of Illinois in general. Buying $10 and u taxi man (s hud enough. But 9200 on the line before y<‘J strrt. A man admitting to huving $200 ut once and ‘the same time might be mobbed now-a* ilays on Brand way. II PO A E 1 1 G 0 0 5 0 0 1 0 F a s t S te p p in g CartUnals And G Innta M ake P lan s To Hull C o rsairs A h R ace B ecom es M ore fSxciting N e a r Finish NEW YORK, Sopt. 2— With the Pirates in first plat-; uh a result of their 4 to 3 v lc tc y over the Cubs, the Cardinals und \h e 'Giants Feds Score Only 8 t. Petersburg AB R Welch, 2b .1....... 4 0 Gibson, I f ............ 4 0 Bouts, p ............ 4 0 Making Preparations For Sanford’s 1928 Celery Crop 2 0 Brown, ef .... Funk, 3b __ Wilms, sa .... Pauli, lb .... A tn rso n , rf Hudgins, c Totals ..._ '.M ilford ...... Bkaxely, rf Mayer, 2 b .. H. Allen,* cf Crowe, 8 b — Bailey, lb .. Dunbar,If .. Friable, sa .. Riddle* c .... Mayers, p ... game* ahead of the fourth-place Gianta. • If the other clubs agree to a •witch in dates, the Cardinals and the Giants will be able to piny off a postponed game In St. Louis on Sept. 15. It had been thought that this game hml been "lost,” und if it is played the Cards and Giants will have n beter chance to over­ haul the two lenders. The Cubs, who fell to second place after they apparently hud the pennant sewed up n few weehs ngo, will play the Reds today while St. Louis and Pittsburgh fight it out. The Bruins were beaten yes­ terday by the slugging of “Moon” H arris, Pittsburgh first baseman, whose homer, double and sacrifice fly figured in the scoring of all of Pittsburgh’s runs. Meadows bested Carlson on ths mound. The Detroit Tigers broke their losing streak of eight games, scor­ ing four runs in the tenth and trouncing the Drowns 8 to 4 . Summa’s homer with one on base featured Cleveland's 8 to 5 vic­ tory over the White Sox. M atiler made four hits for the Sox. AH other teams were idle. Hero’s Gene Tunny taking his morning’s morning liefore break­ fast by hiH own methods. You know Gem* had his exereis m eth­ od) recorded recently. Well he’s trying them out here. Defender Results Of Games FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Miami 0 , Tampa 2 ( 7 ). Sarasota 5; Orlando 1 1 . Sunford 2 ; St. Petersburg 0 . AMERICAN ASSOCIATION f Columbus 0 ; Kansas City 8 . • Indiunapnlis 1 ; St. Paul 0 . Toled" 14; Milwaukee 1-1 (KJ George Young, above, will defend darkness). Ills marathon swimming honors, Other not scheduled. gained last year by his victory a:roiM Catalina channel, In the INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 21-nilIu swim In laike Ontailo Jersey City 10-2, Buffalo 8 -8 . against more than 309 swimmers Newark .’1-0 , Toronto 1 - 1 . early In September e 'H e ’s out -to Baltimore 0 - 1 , Syracuse 8 -.'l (Sec­ show his victory last year was no ond gnrjie 7). • fluke—*rend, to be sure, win tht Other hot scheduled. $59,999 offered In purses! POUTII ATLANTIC . 1 1 -2 . Muo n 3-8; Knoxville 2 d . Spartanburg 1 ; Columbia 4 . G ranville 4; Charlotte 0 (Seeond games, 7). August* £U3: Asheville SOUTHERN LEAGUE Birmingham 12, Mobile 8 . Chattanooga 7 ; ‘Memphis 6 . Atlalitu 5 ;* New Orleuns 8 . Nashville G; Little Rock 8 . Garl Carroll Will N o t B e Deported I f H e Is Paroled Where the American Legion Will Convene • SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Jacksonville 3-4, Columbus 9-1 Albany 5-0; Selma 2-1 (sec­ ond 7). Savannah 2 ; Pensacola ‘5 .. Montgomery 3; Whycrona 2 . ! fears of u compulsory “trip on NATIONAL LEAGUE U n t .” Pittsburg 4; Chicago 3. Carroll, who once gave di»p;iss. Only other scheduled game, rain lonute but careful uttentiLii to rows on rows of lovely girU re­ AMERICAN LEAGUE hearsing for his elaborate revues, Chicago 5; Cleveland H. • new Is devoting those sunu- talents St. Louis 4; Detroit 8 . ( 10 ). to raws on rows of corn and cotton, Others ruin. oil the honor farm if the U. 8 . pen­ itentiary here, where he is serving CUBS GET ART NEIIF a two year sentence for perjury. CHICAGO. Sept. 2 . - U N S ) - I The status of the eminent produ­ CHICAGO. Sept.. 2 - ( I N S ) - Yuniahing pennant hopes of Chica­ cer jots explained by M. A. Coy. Tomporurily forsaken by fickle,ad- go baseball fana, “ plugging” for Kendall, district director of the U. the success of the National league S. Immigration Service.*”Whim he Cubs, received a alight boost to­ was admitted Ac the Federal Prison day over the news th at McCarthy’s he was recorded as the son of Irish trum had acquired the services of parents who had conio to this m un| Dempsey worked three rounds Art Nehf, veteran national league t'y from Belfast. This lead to the yesterday against as many differ­ j hurler. available a t once hnd ia questlolng by immigration insporte n t sparring mates. Fie looks beter expected to add much strength to ors. Carroll told them he w«u born is returning t his legs, onec more or IthoBrulns In their homestretch in Pittaburgh, Fa., and vtorifiration r f this fact today ended further every day. Some of the oId,»pe^l dash for the pennant. action by the immigration authori­ less uncertain, seem Vo carfy hltn ~ d* ties. PIRATES WIN L~-------- ,----------36 19 1848 well. The mauler worked one round FORD ..3 2 21 .804 PELICANS WIN NEW YORK, Bept. 1. The swash­ do —— » 25 .527 each with Jack McCan, his perssisATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 2 -(IN S > tent training foe; Moy Sullivan of buckling Pirates, who doomed the ot* .......25 29 .483 -New Orlt/ins .^T ..... d'cllcans - *-wa'ked M W ...... .........-21 82 J90 St. Paul, and Oak Hill of Rochester Bhllllca twice yesterday, can grab off from tha A tlanta Crackers N. Y. Manager Flynn had ordered eteraburg .....— 18 34 .340 yesterday Afternoon’s game by a Dempsey to forget about trying to hit the boya arid to concentrate on n an s cripple in the thirteenth gave score of 10 to 8 with little effort, AMERICAN LEAGUE chalked up five runs in tba York .......... :.~...8© 87 .708 avoiding left Jabe and hooka. .But the The Cubs a 3 to 2 victory over lutving ieiphia-------------- 73 M .671 telling Dempsey no$ to hit waa like the Phils in the first game. P itts­ first two innings.’ .................. 89 68 .552 telling the iceman not to track . up burgh scored four runs in the tiintn It has beon estimated that there inning of the nightcap and won 7 totfon -............ „...S7 57 .540 the kitchen floor. to 2. are 2,300 different kinds of snakae thtn 3,000 c#*h customers I® .....-...... ........ 50 84 .480 realising th at they had paid $ 1.10 throughout the world. 'Ula 7....- ..... ia .3*0each for the privilege watched the SILVER FOX DIES 1. — ............. 39 85 315 proceedings from Cbl. M itt Winn’s - A pipe organ presented to old •. veranda. trinity church-in New York by NATIONAL LEAGUE SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y., Queen Anne of Englarid in the 17tb urgh -■------ ---- 72 50 693 li Sept. 1. —(IN S )— 8 llver Fox, fam- century and later.placed in Trinity SELLERS DISCHARGED I oua stake horse, D dead. He broke a Church nt Utica, New York, then In t> — ---------- 73 51 .503 leg during a workout and had to be Trinity church at Geneva, New u l« ................ 50 50 .680 CHICAGO. Sept. 2.— (IN S )— destroyed. The horse wu» fire rork ...............50 53 i584 bJYora' employee of the main box years old and waa owned !>y Sam­ York. Li now in the posm-ssion of the St. Johns Episcopal Church a t office where tickets for the Tun- uel C. Hildreth. Clyde New York. ney-Dempsey championship match — -------- — J - , t ” b?,infr ,old* w*re discharged by POLO POSTPONED Tex Rickard, it waa learned tcA ‘ NEW YORK, Sept. 2 -< IN S )— ^According to Burmese supersti­ tion m arriage of two persona' born ‘ ■y. The discharged ticket sellers on the same day of the week la stare «ne said ,to have W n akicting . bonus from custom ers fo r choice Rickard explained this act- Dempsey- Improves As He Continues To Box With Fortners League Standings | o f scandal in conaaetlon - with Ths 1 ■vTow in i ovine riv tr from Eiffel Tower vhota i k . * . . Scot- 1* to Si.Tho T rocad.ro was b o l l l t S ’t h . l i S i n R aooturo 0 , t o . Freoclr or F o rt TrotoCoro a t CaUlr. E u a l o l a u , ‘ ntul Belgium; the uoq Aisnc-Marne region and Ch ThiertyJ the third, VnM the Meusc-Argonne sKUqj fourth, the St. Mihiel rtf« fifth, the Shampugne costs] of Rheima. In addition, many lrfid are planning tours to etWr tries. Eighteen European $ have announced they will i the legion Identification certil in lieu of passports. ' — Four ot the welfare Ml lions that served the A. C. I iug the war are ready to Kf visiting legionaires. The Kid hits made ready first aid d in Paris and at other poa France; the Knights of Cel has secretaries on all tha A provde for creature comfort Salvation Army has s naa huts established, and is iH to s ta rt frying barrels of i nuts again, and the AmerM rury Association has up*®** eious reading rooms here is The Big Parade Tho high point of the n tion, which openi Sept. 11 closes 8ept. 24, will be the h rude on Sept. 19. In the Place des InvaUei dor the shadow of the the tomb of Napoleon, the | wil) form, to proceed do* Avenue du Gallieni, n®9 honor of the general wh* shal'ed France's famous “a arm y” a t the first Battle * Marne. Thence the marchers the Seine on the Bunt *9* Th\ t A ' F ^ \ f a t J,4° #nd 8” C0 |A‘ene, has battlefield tours, -at- a SttVjnif further the Avenue d’lenu to the creation egnTps ten prepared for • anything; the!""*'*— asibnally th at Hotel Continental is ready to reHere the French go* ing to France! , ound to the trwu, of, ^ f ” f Altogether, it is estimated thnt had racket « iuine feet that will bear the lady! the legion members can make tho has prepared a great h* war going on. [members of the legion auxiliary 1 w ! ,u ° r “ ♦ f' u1 , “r,° less than it them. For the first tna« Z J il'L v ,f he went as a Private tory, It Is according to t*P ircffvidual trees of a foregn govtraaj . cn o of the veterans are al- privilege of passing reedy here The bulk of them, arch of this however, a ll not arrive until Uw The legionaires will obse th rd.w eek in September, when the plete silence as they p*** hrer, Uviathan, which carried so tha bands will be stUWd “ many thousands of soldiers dur- marchers will proceed wiu ing the war and which has been • heads post the tomb of " (Itslgnatrel Hagship of this second;known soldier. ns giro, docks w.th General Perth!*■•* H l s t o r t f J ^ mg, National Commander Howard Then tba p*n<k Ravage, many other distinguished' tho world-famous Champ* guests and a whole host o r* o rd i- to the Place d® U Cw«*** leanjrary ex-high privates. 'stood the guillotine ths^J* i « s! „ -------!a king and queen ol FreW qU ,i itn, Man.v T°ur* Planned Mho French revolaUon- F " 7 n (P ^ w r t,n° f lho !•**•«$ In 'historic spot it will P j j g j thousand hotel *t on'y » P*rt of [streets lined with_ Perl* la Ready Everything here D In readiness. The vast hall of tha Palace Troidero, where the lessioaa Will bo •vlngs ore the J T l S S P t J S l f t haTe b#tn arran g ed ,l Parts wUi 1* decorated and refurnished; a s - * 1&SS& . * we W et Including northern France the city. �the i ^ ■' SANFORD HERALD, SAtURP/ - Intelligent Snakes af SO# As Brisbane Sees It O ur h e a rtie s t felicitatio n s arc ex ten d ed \p th o se M em­ phis snakes— not parlo r, b u t bull and r a ttle — w hich, th ro w n in to a rin g su rro u n d ed by a thousand, yelling, d eg en erate m orons, and goaded b y th e referees w ith stic k s in to th e cen te r o f th e rin g an d sicked on to each o th e r, re fu sed to fig h t T hese snakes— th e bulldnake and th e ra ttle sn a k e — had been lauded as th e g re a te s t fig h te rs in snakedom by a ___ re g u la r "B arn u m b a rk e r” who propounded to th e crowd the w .t»:deadly fig h tin g qualities of th e se re p tile s w hich he insisted ^ a a .w e r e th e b itte re s t enem ies of th e ju n g le s. T h e blood-thirsty ^ crow d w ere expecting more action th a n N ero and his folH m U r n li ■Ril»r4’> W»ft n lM tH k n *• U Ik* low ers a t a C h ristia n m assacre in R om e’s b alm iest days. >Ii m I N tw i I t n k f , r m t*U NMrtor m w i llM tl* B u t th e Hon and th e lam b lay dow n to g e th e r. When lk«lM kl F »H l Hr th e sn ak es w ere turned into th e rin g , th e y sim ply wouldn't III i ll Ik* I n O ic m i l * *f tk* III* wtrM. Tkt I, IV. 9 la h *m 1*I._ f i g h t T h e y crawled over to each o th e r and lay down like )r tHWWii b> rtwM* iaV Ita M M rr af k iillh tf itil* Mcwa’i* born p acifists side by side. T h ey craw led over each o th e r and w tlk w l H«il> aro u n d and actually seem ed to be in sp ired w ith a marked ■ fa k ir • ( Ik* I t * HirwM la Ctrralatlvaa, aa degree o f affection. k*4ll Karma *( ' l t ( t n * l l * u l AiM tlall** af l»ik. T he referee poked and prodded, th re w th em on top of I M tn , Afr,r1U*n, a *4 AOrrtUUc Acral* nkl«k r**«tm ***k P«k- one an o th er, and in fact, m ade all th e b e st known gestures lUhrr.atraaabrr ta alk ali la k a a flt af aafcarrlyllaa ll*t" w hich m ig h t have been contem plated to in cite action, but t u i! y /iu « ,>*M, a*}i *” 't h e peace conference was binding, th e tre a ty had been sign!■«■■■i aaeiha^a. jed and th e re w as no b reak in g it. T his w as no scrap of paper, r T h is w as no arm istice b ristlin g w ith b ay o n ets. This was a ; Y - _____ IJ?___________ * |couple o f snakes who could see no# im m ed iate p ro fit for EH ALU'S PROGRAM r r* STHE i * II l,K“ InAL“ eilr’s ■*< e m i r *f. them selves in any w ar. Bh *■U aiiBi*T*a7f*a.n 1 “ * P erh ap s those shakes had heard ab o u t the b attle of nI*trail**. * r "" —IlM *,r «*IM r**l* I - J l l k n a M issouri la st week betw een th e Bull and R attler. In this *111*. ■■tr*«tloa ml St. J * k u 1*41*1 .display of a rtille ry which lasted for o v er an hour, the; Bull H im Cn m I, —I» * * f* n ll* a of moNtbfy ••l*«y- ;w on the field by choking th e R a ttle r to d eath , but a day or "Vf Week. V * A * (* * a ll* ( *f k a llfltg pro- tw o la te r died him self from th e poisonous bites f/istained. ta, bold*, aparlm rat '"O r perhaps they realized th a t th e morbid howling mob ....... Ur Cheat. Iw as a common enem y whom th ey w ere not bound to e n te r­ ylrtlva- ml cHy beaatlla. ta in , whom they had b e tte r u n ite a g a in s t for th e ir own de­ i******m. | — A, n*«* »*4 * * f* ra bnapltal. - U r i------- ------------------------------ - fense- A t any ra te th e sn ak es showed fa r m ore intelligence by not fig h tin g than those idiots who paid a dollar and B lfctB YER8E FOR TODAY K OUR RESPONSE:—O sing un­ ten cents a ticket to see them fig h t, and got hooked. --------------------- 0 ---------------------to the Lord a new song; fo r He \ R The Whole Hop —A. Wilh Eyes Staring. The Devil's Property? { They Produce— YVeTslk. 136,000 a Year. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE CopTrlabt It27 by Star Co. Looking Over the Prospects for 1928 la a Prescription fo. AAT II kills the Eermt. ■ eovs. SOOLL AtL C-eT ATCNOOT THERE ARE WEAK and ugly spots am tng the sixteen hundred millions of immortal souls th at in­ habit this earth. How long the avernge is, is hard to say. Near Canton, in China, the well known bandit, Chief Leong She, invited <ther bandit leaders to "a dinner for the discussion of Import­ ant business; To show that h? was a business bandit, Chief Leong She had tho table decorated with the heads of kidnaped captives whose families had refused to pay ranscrpi. It isn’t so much cutting c /f the head that impresses you as the fact that a Chinese, in power after ',000 years of Chinese civilization, should with his friends, really en­ joy his dinner with those sightless ?yes staring nt him. Elton J. Moughton A rchitect F lr,i \„ .q . Bank Rid* word. Fla, iM :\ ■g City Advantages /< A t County Taxes In Loch Arbor E at y o u r cake and have loo? H ere’s how i t ’s done ml TllF. "FATAL CAR of Sarn­ ie vv„" in which Arrhduk® Francis of Australin and his wife were murdered, thus starting tho war, u»s been offered for sale for the twenty.frfth time. Nobody will niy jt. Four owners have been killed in the ear since the original international killing. Several othi?rs have hoen killed by the car. It Is now called the "property of ‘he devil." The chauffeurs say it has "an evil eye." However, they lon’t say which eye. THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITU­ TION will have n weather station in Southwest Africa. There, high up in the nir, in the dry, clear a t­ mosphere, science will study the <un, calculate solar radiation, and, f hopes are realized, predict weath er ns much ns a week <'r a month, and even one year, In advance. It has taken men a long while to find out that whnt they have and what happens to them depends 'argely on the big start that lights their short lives. M alaria, Chills and Ff7er D engue or Bilious . ’ \ Loch A rlm r: City con tie ces, no assessm ents, County! Taxes— can you think of j h e lle r bet! < 3 h ath done marvellous things: His rig h t- hand, and His holy arm hath gotten Him the victory. It is curious to note how th e o p e ra tin g of one’s life on j Psalm 08:1. ■j PRAYER: Thanks be to God. th e whole hog o r nonfi theory ap p ears in som e children at an who givsth ua the victory through early age and sticks w ith them th ro u g h m a tu rity unless ou r Lord, Jesus Christ. th e y happen to be intelligent enough to realize how much th ey miss by th e indulgence of this philosophy, and m ake n TH E CHATEAU GARDEN flig h t to Htamp it out. We happen to know a whole family, By Alfred Treaidder Sheppard .* .-—In The Spectator— all the m em bers of which are afflicted w ith th is un fo rtu n ate 1 He In my bed a t ease, outlook, and they have been “w hole-hogging” it along for And the black tops of the trees GERMANY'S "LUFTHANSA,’1 And the black boughs of the trees y e ars q u ite blind to all the delig h tfu l th in g s they are will­ THE game of the great air traffic fully m issing. . Sway in the grey night’s breeze. company which is pructicully n The y o u n g ster of th is fam ily was w ith a gang of hoys nonopi ly, plans a regular nirplnnc ; A t touch of (foie and even-tide who were collecting to "play o u t” for a precious hour, ju st icrvice from Beilin to Poking, ■ach plune to carry 20 passengers. The gardens colors have died, u fte r dark and ju s t before bedtim e. He h u n g backhand fin­ Europeans really produce and „ .rosea and dovea have died, ally issued this ultim atu m , " I f you don’t play in my yard to­ iso flying machines. But they rhed by a wind th at sighed. annot heat this country when it .» ■■ • * e i i • * * * * , n ig h t, I’m not going to play a t all." ■ Whn lovers, long-ago dead, “Well, don’t then, whn c ares?" sh o u ted the gang care­ ome- t' talk'ng about flying nnchinea. Brought rosemary to my bed, lessly as they dashed o ff joyously to th e co rn er to play un­ And pale evening to m y bed d e r the light, while th e boy who w ouldn’t play walked back IN CANADA THE Canadian Brought cypresses Instead. .oveir.ment will run a peat bog • • • • • e e * e a a e * gloomily to his own em pty lawn. O -GhdUs long oip of mind, T he m other of th is boy planned a p a rty for h er dau g h ­ or one year to show that peat chn ,W hal whispered you to the wind? te r who had ju s t come home from a b o ard in g school. W hen i» used economically. ‘ Perhaps ■omebody in the Dak<^tas will find W hat secrets stored in the w in d th e d a u g h te r saw th a t th e prospective g u e st list included a \ way to use the "lignite" coal, unborn to find? few of h e r m o th er’s friends, she said p etu lan tly , " If we havi vhich is fur better than peat, stor­ ’d away in the Dakotas and clsc.Why don’t th e r call it tho whls- to have all th ese old fru m p s, I ’d ra th e r nob have a p a rty ." vhere, hundreds of millions of tons ■pftibf ’ • ■ T he.JJiother in siste d .o n _th e "u ld -.fm m p sl’.-and -th ey -d id n ’t "Tinw-k-vfdJrai iqca* > as :— o— - ~ " w **renchman Is goawyers say. A fFrench eUy , town; .ugly politics.— h av e th e party. tn harnesa the hot w ater of the line. T h a t’s often the way it R ecently, we saw th e older son, w ho is m arried and in ng roplcal ocean. Ibusiness. He and his w ife n re eager to go to Europe and ‘ American* „re nlrendy harneas"French T i ^ i T h ^ T l Paris fn r,WhiIe th,ey Cmn0} a ? o r<! to first th c / c°uld go in ng, tho Britlnh are Manning to itw York”—headline. Wha Pari* ;a m ore inexpensive fashion. T he c h a ra c te ristic fam ily arro- .mrneks, the power of tho tide*. Homebody will harness the ‘gance was obvious In his rem ark , “ If I c an ’t go on th e M aur­ Scon mn, and then the power problem e ta n ia , s to p a t th e Savoy in London, a n d nil- th n t so rt of vill be settled for the next hundred The trouble about this ocean flynilllon yearn, anyhow. lin g is that when you want to land th in g , th e n I’m no t going a t all." " B u t” , said his .wife looking a t th e reasonable ra te s tu ­ du have to sea instead. GREAT BRITAIN INTENDS to -o-------d e n t to u r pam phlet hungry-eyed and a rd e n t. "W e could set >rotcct Ignorant investors against I-‘ “Tima Files,’’ says an editorial W estm in ste r Abbey, and O xford, and th e ' L ake D istrict, fet-rieh nuick stock salesmen and .caption in the Miami News. Seems Peddling stocks w h e th e r we w ent over firs t class on th e C unard line or not ■ther schemers. {•bout the only thing th a t does. 'rbm door to door is bo stopped, ——— o -----A nd beside, we haven’t-enough money to go de luxe, so if wc telling stock* throughto tho mail rr‘Palm Beach la progressive," d o n 't go a cheaper way, we c an ’t go a t all." .trictcd and watched. The «il, renl sya the Independent. B etter be "T hen we won’t go a t toll,” h e 'a n sw e re d . -state, and mining schemes that [careful. T hat’s what got us in >uble. It seems to us if th e w hole hog Is unobtainable, >that a rob investors in this country would - o ~-------nice juicy ham should no t be scorned, and th a t oven a lean not be possible in Great Britain. If we were a stu n t flier and sp are rib is b e tte r th a n n o th in g a t nil. A STOCK BROKER whose wife inted to make a trans-ocean hop, wanted |fitl,00ft a year alimony ------------------- O -------------: — l'd stick to stunt flying or else ke a b o a t W E ARE NOT a p u rita n and not a " re fo rm e r.” We while waiting for a divorce, cmiplnined th at the lady bought 28 ■».i o---------. have no religion and hav e n ev er been any m ore morn! than pairs of shoes in three days, aver­ I Flying around the world Bounds iy, but when you have to get o u r health ami fin an ces'd em an d ed . W e hav e w arred on aging more than $15 a pair. He i r passport signed. It Is hard to vice from a strictly econom ic stan d p o in t. Vice is a bad made over $50,000 in stocks one »ak any records. th in g for th e people, any w ay you look a t. it. A m an can’t year and $500,000 the next. ’ His wife, aged -I3, paid $250 for a hand­ --------o------ gam ble and a m an c an ’t g e t dru n k w ith o u t h u rtin g himself bag. All this sh-vws th at we are According to one eye-opener, purpose of the Executive Com- and in o u r complex civilization he c an ’t h u rt him self with- iving in prosperous times. ittee Is to see that tha City Com- o u t h u rtin g o th e r people. A nd when h e h u r ts othny people A PROMINENT CITIZEN of [•tlsaioners co-operate. he h u rts th e Htate. I t is o u r opinion t h a t th e world growr New York want* tho citizen* and ---------o--------It l* reported from Detroit that slowly b e tte r and b e tte r as th e yoarH go on- E v ery once in he city combined to wipe out Gu­ r Ford intends to put th ^apo- a w hile it has a slumjv—it re tro g resse s. W e believe It Is In dim s by tearing down, dark, cold, He w«ndd industry ndustry on a quan uantity produc- a. slum p now. B ut th e slum p won’t la s t lo n g ; th e world tunless tenements. calse a fund of $500,000,000, half basis.—Nay York Sun. wtU m ove fo rw ard a g a in ; and we w ant to p u sh w hile we nre 0 he contributed by 500 rich men ind half by the city. The Idea is Senator Couzens of Michigan Digs here.— Palm Beach Independant. good and the fact th a t an old man says senators are csvei. overpaid. Then with millions and every possible Why not fire them and hi hire men comfort for himself should concen­ 1 who can earn whAt they get. trate in bettering conditions for PALM BRACII INIIKPKNIik n t the poor is encouraging; although ZdlTteld'a splendid boom-time the city will not spend the money " jn tm s r tr e in Palm Beach In Tampa, there was until rec­ probably the vaat majority of is siigf*eated. destroyed by fire. T hat ently an organization which wpa towns in America. In a gilded hel Tht^way tn wipe out slums is to a big relief for him. called the "Key Club," the pur­ in one of Floridu’e largest cities— complete with them and give bet­ o-------soon as these aviators go pose of which was to furnish liq-I not T am ru —some years a g » . | ter dwellings for tents lower than stunt flying, we will be tier to ita members. There is evi­ prominent citlxen received a fou ‘.hose in the filthy tenements. , to furnish the people of dence that many prominent men in blow, from which a fte r days vl The Men politan Life Insurance I w ith newa of something Tampa, including the mayor, be­ ruffering ho died. He waa a use­ Company set the example, and Mr. J longed to it. In fact, the mayor ful citizen, a good husband, kin* Stabler, financial m anager of t h a t, never denied It. This club broke the father «nd loyal frtend. He had company has shown th a t it U poa-j tible to provide comfortable rooms j laws of three governments—the is 'h a s fleas. Wall, fleas only city of Tampa, the state of Florida two fan Ita— he liked W drink and for $0 a month each while making i he liked to gamble—but he kept live dogs.—Orlando Re- and the United States. It is certain your money eam eight percent in-; -Star. Yeh, and fleas keep the Tsm pa dailies knew of this those two fault* within reeaonahte terU . John D. Rockefeller, Jr., is bounds. The m atter was hushed up jump too. club. Did they expose it? Nay, nay, —that is, the state officials were also building houses admirably planned, with all conveniences on ninety-nine year old man and some of thoir men drank booze " influenced" into doing * nothing 1 magnificent scale, for low rents. there, and they are making eve^y about it, tho thousands knew ef it If th a t idea spread* the alum* will, "red and one year old woman ing a flight together, effort to discredit the municipal *"d hundreds knew all about i t disappear aa the old fashbrned the apiritl g a t aa close to Judge, who had it broken1 up. The Tho man who struck the unfair cabs disappeared when the taxis as you can before you take municipal judge was doing his blr.-w has done other unfair things came In. t ■worn duty. He was trying to en­ He should b« in sta te prison. Go< force the law, He has the basking Almighty will attend to him after Else it could not exist. Mr. B'-sdAlba, a t Palm Beach, one of of the law-abiding element of Tam ­ awhile. ley doesn't w ant people who are ayor of m«yoi t't moat beautiful and ex- pa and of the state. The m Now. as fer Brad fey'a place, we unable to lose mqney to p b y . He ivagant hotels, was sold the Tam pa ia trying to have him re- don’t like it, and we would like to prevents it as ton as possible. We ' day fo r two thousand dollars, meve. Put It in u very U rge bottle anc ha$e been told th at he gave back liabilities. There’s always W t are not caatlng the flrat o*- »eal the bottle airtig h t and put the pert or all of their losings to fool­ drawback. ewen the thoutandeth atone a t botlle in a boat and row the boat ish people who tried to buck his -------- »— Temp*, fo r aha only did open and several miles off ahpra and throw tsbleq on Inadequate baak roll#. goes out In sym pathy above board what other town* did the bottle overboard in about fif­ People in Bradley’s m ust 1 poor misguided old p * w d are doing under cover. .The ty fathoms. We wouldn't put Brad- like ladies and gentlemen w f ‘ the o ther day to tha mottoe of many Florida ettlea. if Uy or any 0f hi* peopU b the bot- there. Herald aa a “foreign- truthfully w ritten, would, reM *At- tle, of course. We have never been Mr. Bradley, w* are told, has an Palm Beach* tra c t tcjrlate; gath er in money; In Bradley’s place and o m r met Informal tre a ty with Palm Beach Hvtng fo u r •Yen tf we have to open the door* Mr. Bradley. But It b well known alone and he doesn’t allow Palm i m m an tc hell for our own children." wha* *on of a place it ia. It i* a Bead! county people in his p! T here a*e gambling dan* in al- •qdar* gambling bona;* th a t la kept Be fa r aa we know, mo9t gvery town In Florid* nod tb* game* er* run side of t h e . tre a ty fouS* *. ' ' • - -• w DeForesl-Sanlord Realty Co. - Tim in*xt ll ip you ......I Hunio Walking Is i'hM -»»*!•• iiri I* t«’ii |f» yutir I*l»•.11• .i mt t'll i i whiit >uii wiinI Good--------- — You'll In* nut |irn • i| nt Ihf i|tilrk homa nf niir 41•»!Ivory. “But” UNION PHARMACY Our Service B etter 1‘liotic 37T. Select Christmas H. C. VIELE t Jew eler -- :>* tO O Box 33H L A N E Y ’S D R Y CLEANING CO. "Cull Us — We Service You Will A ppreciate ‘The Friendly D rug Store” fJift.s NOW on our new E. F irst P rescrip tio n s Killed Promptly | easy paym ent plan S anford a A nd A ccurately .. 108 Magnolia .. 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O n e in d icatio n o f this co n sid eratio n is Buick’i new ste e rin g colum n, w hich m ay be adjusted to the m ost com­ fo rta b le positio n for w om en, is w ell as m en. I *n Buick fo r 1 9 2 8 has a n e w steering wheel sle n d e r to fit fem inine fingers—-yet d e e p an d *olid to p ro v id e the firm g rip m en dem and. SERVICE a r , ,;W ' . i-tf\ jfet. x‘ , '■■..j. '* >» ■ EYE& BOTH SERVICE B uick fo r 1928 pleases w om en because it Is easier to drive -—because it is m ore co m fo rtab le to rid e in— en d beesuse it u th e acknow ledged style-leader a m o n g m o to r « r a T h a t s w hy you--------*ee so1 m any Buicks a t fashionable gather* m g s a n d on the sm artest boulevards. B U IC K M OTO R* C O M PA N Y F L IN T , MICHIGAN • P<*»/«« , / Gmmtrmi MtJmn Cmtpmrmhmm B U IC K A I92 Sanford Buick I1U • ■ *- ’'*JL An Adjustable Steering Column | to Suit Your Convenience rv-». L48 i ‘ ; Magnolia Avenue. -V- ’ » . -A-: V■-s y /-,* �ROT 1927 T H E SANFORD flERAbty,,,SATURDAY. S feP f and Personal Activities-: GOLDENROD iT.; AUDITION WILLCLOf MONDAY AFTERNOON AT 5 O’ visit un{il r* R. A. Speed good of Sanford ft ...C* . " >'■ «*'. ■. . 1■ road rmprovesuperinten Clarence Priest, left • l All those who wish to en ter the ard Holtxclaw Sanford and W. motor"TBs; an exteitslv ment mow finderway on -the Gold O f Act Telephone 148--------MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR Atwater Kent Audition-to.bg held ^v C artir bt Oviedo. , j points in ith*. northl , ‘ 1,4 Residence Telephone 859 —J cnrod-Oviedo highway. Friday evening at the Atilahb The­ Following are the conditions of Mr. and Mra. Powell of Forrest ater to send in thplr the audition: City werc Sunday‘aftcr-non call- namesaretoasked Z. N. Holler left ekrly the Chamber of Com­ era at the Carl Mather's home. L —Must be between th* ages of morning for CbadoltCj merce office today as no names add Dr. and Mrs. Ma thereon, Mr*. will be received after Monday a f­ 18» m k y 25. | where-ha. .will spend sev B. G. Smith and Mrs. G. Woolcot ternoon at 5 o’clock. 2.—Must never have been aasoc- on business.. of Oviedo were pleasant callers a t All contestants who haVe already iated as a theatrical, or profession HOLY CROSS CHURCH !the G. S. Brtfwn home Wednesday t Mr. and Mrs. Edgef sent in their names are requested s i operatic company. 12th Sunday after Trinity. • fternoon. motored Friday to Ja lust never have been'a. paid to go to the Chamber of Commerce Chuich School P-.dfr'A- M. A _ statem ent containing- sugMrs. Laura and Drady Mathews they. Wilf ‘ M A g tftfi .Ovef 50.000 head of rattle Holy Communion and Sermon II were guests Sunday of Mr. and Office and sign application blanks,qprincipal.In any concert tw sing irf where ip in n °n planting was issues! toend Us -the guests or S r* . 1 either Saturday or Monday.. [such concerts. .wild stampede is one of tin> thrill- ■day by Mrs. Heno' WiKht, presiThere will he no ^ventng service. Mrs. Rouse of Conway.. MONDAY. rtiother, Mr*#. MorUr;;- ; v Attention is called to the meet 1 4.— ^Mu*t Intend U » follow music le Land | dent o[ the Sanford Garden Club t i:„„ Union of the Conereca- » K ncVtJI? • wlu«BC‘***in “The LSnd’ t,ent °f Carden Mrs. Albert Crews and mother, Ing of the contestants with the \ at chrecr. *’ *' »1“4.7 i-T ■ 1* 1* ALL SOULS CHURCH an iration, uU < ? h S W 5 m i t a t if f ie ? ? y°nd ,thp l* W; ' Ken to members of th , .ryunii Mrs. Belle. Kennedy and Mr. and Ideal audition committee on Mon­ 5.—Must be willing and 'free, In floral Mrs,- B. F; MOlitner, Mis J0?*1. hiane bf Mr* Joscuh nnr,t «t the Milane Theatre to. |.Mrs. U ight’s m enace is uas fol- /3 Sunday after Pentacost. Mrs. Jones and family of Orlando day evening nt 7:30 o’clck a t the thp event of winning a prize in the beth WM|n*K ana r “ *‘- J o'eloch ...»e . 5 F^rst -- -S-t r e e. i T i f f nay. »vnen uha Mass 8:00 A. M. ! « ri»vi ‘f & .....Whe" Charles R. Rogers, lows: _ ? anil J. Wood, wife and ton of Ft. Woman’s Clutyao that final In­ National Audition, to enter into Benjamin W hltneF. Meisch on West Fin* Producer of the Maynard pictures Communion Sunday for the Ros­ Christmas were Sunday afternoon “This is in muny way* ap unstructions can be given and music exclusive contractual relations, with Jacjtsonville Friday Mrs. Meiscch nnd Mrs. Sthm all as fo r F i „ t National, wanted to make usunl season, and because of its ary Cohfratemity. callers at th* home of Jilr. and Mrs. nnd ncCunipanists arranged. tostesses Atwater Kent to slhg for Radio spent Ihe da j'. l sure of getting a real Western dampness, and comparative cool­ Sam Wood. The contest Is open to all per­ and other reproducing media. Jennie Spaulding Circle of the ranch for “The Land Beyond the ness. many delicate seeds may pro­ FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH James Sigler, who ia spending son* between the ages uf 18 and 25 3tdwart P. Hutton'* first Baptist Church will m eet with Raw,” he arranged with Miller and bably be planted successfully at 0,—Must be entirely fre* of any Bible School 0:45 A. M. •'is vacation ut Hartford City, In­ both men und women who sing. contractual engagement* to sing- in home Friday evening■■ •renvo Mrs. J. D. Cochran at I>ake Mary. Lux, among the best known ranch­ least two weeks earlier than is A class for all ages. diana, writes that the weather Is who have entered are Miss concerts, -radio opera or theatrical Valley. *G*,; where he h a s1; Sermon and Comn.union 11 A. M to,, coo there for comfort and that Those Members are asked to m eet a t the es of California, for the use of usually recommended for th© aver, Anna Clarff, Mins Katherine Buhrtheir acreage nnd cattle. ■pending. th e . past- f t * rue age gardener. Sermon, “The Chuich of Jem be expects t o , he home her* the man, Mins Margaret Uov-an, Miss productions. tome id Mrs. John I). Aliruhama business for the Amerteaorrl (letting a stampede into a pic­ The winners will he elected by snlem.’’ cn Hughey Avenue a t Ro’clock and ’Aery often th© seeds that are early part of Setember. Mildred Holly, Edwurd Buhrman, popular vote and the local audition Grqweifa. motor out to Lake Mary in a.body. ture was u problem. W hile'rattle planted in August and September .Christian Endeavor V P. M. •Mrs. C. Jackson of Orlando spent Hope Huff, William Dullose, Rich- will be part of an elimination con­ ,■ . . . . . _ are easily stampeded, It is not such Evening service 8 ’ P. M. Saturday afternoon here with her Pipe Organ Club of the First I an easy thing to do intentionally. are a total toss, because o f weath­ Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Watsoi test that -will b* nation-wide. Th* Sermon, "Marks of n True Reli- i-ter, Mrs. Roy Sleriger, inspectors -of the State Plant winner* from here, one man and Sunday lit their c a r ta r, Ml! Baptist Church will meet a t 8:30 Ken Maynard, Tom Santschi, (Jib* er conditions, and lack of special­ I Mr. and Mrs. Smith left Friday Hoard, were here |a«t week inspect­ one woman, will compete with the ville, Ga.,- where they will ,’clock with Mrs. H. W. Lawton, son Howland nnd Noah Young, who ized care, so October as teen ac­ gion." 711 Palmetto Avenue.' uppenr in principal roles of “Tho cepted as the beginning of the gar­ ‘ Old time song nnd Service in far n tw© week’s visit with their ing the apiaries of this section. winners of sim ilar contest* con­ Watson's mother for , . *on's and families in Payton, Miss- They p-port the Ben Industry here ducted. in other Florida cities. In time. They 'w ill 'gw Kathleen Mallory Circle of the Land Huyoud the Ijiw ,” were all den year and it was with this in evening. it i-slppi. in fine condition, with no sign of the itate audition to be held at. pother points In Georgia, * First Baptist Church will .meet ranchers prior to entering motion mind that a t the last meeting of Little Mini Yard a Cnrlsen is ,the disease so prevalent in many Jacksonville, two winner* will b* •u iv , FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST with Mrs. L. E. Tew on Avocado pictures. Since the most of the the the club, the firpt meeting of Octo­ coffering from n seriously infect.Idealities this season. * — ber was neleccted ns the date for designated and these will take p a rt SCIENTIST Avenue nt 4 o’clock. cowboys who were extras, hail leg­ , , Mr. and Mrs.. S. Wood and family in the district audlth-a which will Christian Science service* are *-i| foot. Audition Committee will meet at itimate claims to the title "cow­ the sale of sebds. * — The friends m enus of Mrs. BldHwick Wednesday by nUto for a ten be staged a t Atlanta, Ga., In Nov­ } 30 o’clbck a t the Wotnun’a Club. boy," the company simply forgot The committee in charge, consis- ht-ld every Sunday^ morning in the All members ure urged to.attend. about being actors and joined ill injr of C. 1{. Mason. E. U. Stowe, Woman’s.Club, Onk Avenue neu> will be glad tp know that she nnd tiuy*n vialt with relatives in Tampa. ember. The winnersiof the five dis­ I^mdonberg, have Third Street ut 11 o'clock; Sun­ h«-r little ^laughter are rapidly im Their son I^» Roy nnd daughter tricts, into which the United States Women’s Missionary Society of taking care of the cattle for the and Kmest proving from their recent attack Be 11id a, w^o hnv*e txjen iv is ltlf ig ------has been divided, -------------- will take „ p art In , stampede. some careful work and nit the vari­ day School ut 10 o'clock. Subject uf the Methodist Church will meet at tunsilitis. i In ................. k. thero for the past two months, will Jthe national audition New Yor for tomorrow, “ Man." One can picture, if it is difficult eties requested by club members 3;:)0 o’clock a t the Church. Miss Peggy Wide* of Winter Xll ten entrant* In the National Wednesday evening service* Park spent Sunday the guest of reluru.with them for the opening of All contestants In the Atwntcr to make cattle stampede, ’haw are included in the order which has School in Oviedo. (Audition wil\ receive spiqe award just been sent to Burov,* A special much more difficult it is to round which include testlmnies of Christ Kent Audition are requested to Miss Mildred Patterson. Tha pfbe* are a x ' follows; First In a recent letter from Up*, mw*. fnliow.i Fir«( meet with th* coramitte* a t 7:30 them up. When the cattle finally l price has been obtained, and by buy- Ian Science healing are also held Mrs. Doron was the guest Sun­ Hordiver who, with her little hlnw, on© man and ort* woman, quiet down they separate into lit-lin g in quantity and redistribut- In the Woman’s Club nt 7 o’clock. day of Dr. and Mrs. Cameron of o’clock nt the Woman’s Club. daughter, Is spemllng the summer gold decoration, $5,000 In cash* andq tle groups, spread over thousands t jng, any amount may be Had, a t a This Church maintain* n free Winter Park. TUESDAY f^ S jT O D A Y in Ohio, she reports that the health two yepra tuition In a leading conof acres. The round-up was work J decided advantage. There will be a Reading Room, 517 First National Azarian Circle of the F irs t Bap­ Mrs. Perdmore of Woodmere, of little Alice Is very much Ini- servatdry Secoilil place, one man* for many days, during which a vale of these seeds cm the 15th Bank Building, where the Bihir tist Church will meet with Mrs. A. Terrace Winter Park spent Wed­ and one woman, 92,000 In cash and I " T liE UtND BBYOKtj BtJl’V-I • • •‘LAW’’- ’' ) Christian nesday''the guest of Miss Martha pro veil nnd that they expect to re­ urn* year’s lu ttio n ;. T hird place, C. Chamberlain h t 8 o’clpck a t the great many unplanned thrills for September, lasting all dnv, and the and all authorized turn home the first of October. It Paik Apartm ents with Mrs. Cham; the picture were caught by the place will be announced at a later Science literature may be read, Dtiwen of Surhurbon Home*. Ken Maynard in strong This was due to the vigi­ date. ’ » • borrowed or purchased, Messers E. Jene and V. Adrlatlco ul«r summer resort on Lake I - of fust act!oil. berlaih und Mrs, Stewart as host­ camera. lance of S<>! Puli to, the camera­ “ It is not n bit too early to pre­ OMhe^tOpen Wednesday nnd Saturday write friends here that they are esses. Tho following made up a motor [winners recelva 9600 and winner* man, and II. J. Brown, the direc­ pare flats anil seed beds, us fer­ homeward bound, after a most party nnd spent the day fishing * of fifth place $250. "STOP SNOOKuftfck i w j FRIDAY from 3 vo * P. M. on | tilizers should be thoroughly in­ Atwater-Kent Radio Audition a t tor. Beside these national prizM ,, All are cordially invited to a t­ pleasant motor trip through the the StJ Johns river Wednesday. Mr. Technicolor SK T corporated before the seeds are tend our services anil t* make use North and East. Last week they and Mrs. R. L. Crovem, Miss Bar­ ceive silver medals and winner* of I the Milane Theatre at 8 o’clock. "ISLE OF JU NBT b r ;K h visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Mnrtln planted. Local growers advise that of the Reading Room. ton, Dr. F. S. McKee und Mis* district contest* will b« given gold ,• ^ of Cleveland, who ure winter resi­ Waters. narcissus, >01108, gladioli and Easmedals. A tw ater Kent will pay all I Wurt W. W arner apd son Ralph dents of Culdenrod. ilies may nil be planted with­ of th© contestant* In the motored Saturday to Orlando FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH The Dreveny* who left by motoi* expenses Mrs. H arriet Parker nnd little district and national auditions. in the next fortnight, ns may freewhere they'spent the morning. Kundny school 11:30 A, M. Brian Stanley, infant son of Mr. for Cleveland a few days ago, write Clara Btiw in the »rr.kshiHg sias and W atsonlas. Ail nf these Every resident member cf Un­ and Mrs. S. Benjamin, ure ill at j that they arrived in Cleveland, suCCMg-” •” bulbs will he on sale along with the Mrs. Ollie Steel© and son, Gilmer Miss Jean Brock plans to spend church is urged to enroll with the this time. three day slater. One ......... of the. must; delightful out- flower seeds. left Sntunlay morning for -Wash. “HULA” school tomorrow morning. the week-end with friends a t Tam- [ jnitrs „ Q nff the season was that of Fri, Mr. Lott of Orlando nnd J. H. , Orange buyers anre out seeking , 1 ’) ■ .- *,:11'. j j "The generous offer of the pa, returning home Tuesday moni- day evening when the members of Morning worship and sermon 11; |t(Mith of Ln Belle, district upiary ihargalns early'this year. No crops spend about two weeks. ---------------------------- - - ^ r Stokes Seed Company to give free A. M. the Sandspur Bridge Club enjoyed reported sold In this District yet. ing_____ vegetable seeds to garden club Miss Katherine Byrd h a s retunil The Recreation Club, composed a picnic at De Leon Springs. AilSermon subject, "Mistaken II A. M. Morning Worship. members is stilt open to thcs*e who Miss Flora McPhnul leaves Sat­ of the following rnmlllcs, of Golil- cd to her home at Tkm pa a fte r 1 The jolly group met at' an early did irst 8 P. M. Evening Worship. venture*.’* } Tl|is will.be tto jfi not avail themselves of it last urday evening for P alatka whete hour nt the bomb of Miss I-ranees I'urk, Hanford anil Orlando motored pleasant visit 'her* as thW'frukst sermon in|tho teries, The Awgnning bust* npi-ing." ihe will spend the week end with Dutton on Magnolia Avenue and rONGREGATIONAL CHURCH enrod, HurburKan Homes, Winter o f Mrs. Benjamin: W hitdar Jr., at ami the Mission of l.ife. t|*ir (tr . „ j .tt motored to the springs in n body. Corner Park Ave. ami Third St. to Coronado Beach Sunday and jier'homa.ln Fort Mellon, friends. Young People's Unions UUlh vf 'tfA N 'd V V’1 Itev. J. Bernard Root, Minister, spent tho day swimming feasting Swimming dancinb and other fea­ The unions offer n fine opportu­ Mrs.’ Ernest AI.‘ G41Ioway leaves, nnd fishing for crab, Whaleys, ElC. B. Cronshay qf A tlanta, Ha... tures ...... .. were ............... Church School a t 9:46 indutged in until a Inte Featuring nity the young people of tho dridges, Helbys, Hoddens. Knrneyl, Monday nftemoon Terr Ashevilkb Morning Worship at 11:00. with the E. arrived hour whcn a picnic supper of all ^haptor church. • • w j ______ _ Collies, Kings, Me- Nj C„ where sh© will spend a shokt Loots, Cartons, Hacrn’ ment of the Lord’s Supper here Friday toi stay for a Tew days so rt3 0f dainty viands was served. Evening service 8 o’clock.*” S« r- to be observed, Kces, Gortlivers, WlIHtk, Mrs. MuL titno before • going ^.to . klemphls, m . . , In the party were Mis* Sara on business. m men subject, “How Fast Are You Evening Service to be omitted be­ ler nnd Miss Martha Dowen a de- ,Tenn., where she .wlU visit, as the imI*__________ ia _______ W arran EosU rby,. Alia* Frances Every member of the nig Berean Driving?" |L G. G- Aanford._ AsBfbrd. tful day was reported. guest of Mrs. R. cause of tha Illness nf the pastmr. Mrs. Ellsworth Harper and hnby ■flutton, Miss Margret Cox, _Miss The annual business meeting, ®M*n_ of ji -----a. fow *— weeks a"*t t-irn Lake p er^ Ward, Mis* Nonie Williams Brotherhood is requested to he as* 8 giiaata of fl^rv nnr-. -Mis*- Mima Howards Tetc Sories. present Sunday Morning 9j30. The th© cjhyr^h clnss hiis enjoyed a good'summer's George Cowon, John Hudgins, fer* mother, The First Baptist Church offers Ralph.WowIruff, nnd Frank Wood­ work, nnd is now ready to mnk© plans for tho fall nnd winter work. the hand of greeting to nil who Stewart Long, younger son of ruff Jr. and Paul Stive. Those who are acquainted with feel the need of Christian fellow­ Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Long, leaves the history and the spirit «f the ship und inspiration. Monday for Davidson College ut class beliove that no class In Flor­ I" Davidson, N, C. ida is doing a superior grade of PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH UJJ. wnrk. The Chiftth will.Yesume its SunMiss Eliiaboth Tumbnll hus re­ ,(Hundreds o f visitors have ntend- day night services nt K o'clock. turned home from Uaytona Beach ed thcclass, and have been impres­ Dr. Brownlee will preach ut troth where she lihs been the guest of sed with the ideals "1 the enthus­ morning nnd ovenlnjr hours. The Thu F ather M cttinger CiAJo 01 iasm which are in evidence in the services 0MB I K U l t Miss Helen Marentettc. fur-the day will be us fol­ • y i. 1. ^ • •' 1 the Methodist held its regulnr Sunday morning sessions. SSJX* r lows; ■■ Mr. and Mrs. Dan U. Wilder meeting Friday afternoon a t the Every man of the class is asked 9:45 A. M. Handny School. \ Mrs. W. E. Raines presided over to be on h ard Sunday morning with who have’been visiting Mrs. Wild­ ____ - —— er’s mother, Mrs. John T „ Brody the business session during which a sufficient supply of enthusiasm CARD OF THANKS time reports were read and plans for the fan "work. The officers thein home a t Jacksonville.. . We wish too express our thunk* for work to bo done this falL cordially invite the men who are for the.kindnesses and flqrot offerMrs. Frank Powell who has been After nil business had been trans­ not attending Sunday" Sehool. ings extended to us at the death of the guest of Mr*.’ J. N. Whitner acted the meeting was turned over mm J, A. Mclvcr of Charlotte, N. C„ our little daughter and grand­ and Miss Alice Caldwell left Wed­ to Mra. W. S. Thornton who had daughter Jacqullne. nrrived here Fridny for a brief 1 nesday for'hwr home ut Tumpa. charge of th* Bible studyy class. Mr. nnd Mrs. Rupert Perry Among the members present nt stay on business. Mr. and Mrs. Earl H arris of Friday’s meeting were Mrs. W. r... Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Kinlaw i . Mr. nnd Mrs. Percy Mero nnd hluefield, We*t Va.. will arrive Raines, Mrs. W. S. Thornton, Mrs. ifit here Sunday to he the house guesU H arry Gibson, Msr. R. b. bhln- children plan to spend the week of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker. holser, Mrs. J. M. Moye and Mrs. end at Daytona Beach, \ 1 '» 1 * “ J. E. Courier. 1 Miss Onnio Prescott who has been Mr. ond Mrs. P. Af. King nnd Tho opening of a spending tho summer hare with family are now occupying their her sister Mrs. Ellsworth Harper new home nt f.nke Mary. has returned to her horn* a t Ayden, Mrs; A. M. Zinser left Saturday N. C. Private. Lmona in afternoon fur Jacksonville where A ll Grades she will spend some time. Mias Elizabeth Shoemaker returned home ftom u (Mightfu Given by , V ftftyj yfs visit of several weeks w ith her sis­ Miss Mabl* Peacock of Jackson-! A series of sermons deeding with ter Mrs. J. S. Thorp a t Chicago, Is visiting in the-city as the mm mA study of life in these morem ville SftaL III. guest of Mrs, C. C. Wells. • AMI times will bo delivered during the Telephone 889 . . . . ..... next few weeks by Dr. F. H; King, 319 E ast T lr s t Street Mrs. J. L. Marentetto and Miss Mr. apd Mra. II. M Cossins of Ja Sanford, Florida Helen Marentatte returned home pastor of the First Buptist_Church, Palm Beach spent Saturday . In Friday from Daytona Beach vih*™ who announced this monung that Sanford and-Osceola with frieitds. they have been spending the past the scries will be parted tomorrow with a message on mistaken adven­ month. tures.' . Dicision to prepare a number of Surgeant George Richard* from the Maxwell Field of aviation a t messages on tho meaning and miss­ Montgomery, Ala., is spending sev­ ion of life was reached by Dr. Kinjc eral weeks in Sanford as tho guest after an exhaustive study of the subject. AH of the sermons will dis­ of Ellswprth Harper. cuss a t length some phase of pres­ ent life and its relationship to the • , ttv 4 -'y . Chittcnded, and Mrs. E. D. Bible. Dy. King’s second message r - : it >‘t , daughter, Mias Edna Chittenden Sunday night will be on the theme ; • who have been spending the sum­ mer at points in Colorado are ex­ of "How Fast Are You DrivingT Other messages In the w des will pected to return home Tuesday. be upon the following subjects: “Which Way Are You Going?,, Mr. and M a E. Compton of "How Old Are You?” “The Man on Ninteenth Street have returned the Inside?” The “Woman On the home from an extended visit with Inside,” "Failure in Success, ’ "Suc­ relatives and. friends, a t Mlnnespta cess In Failure". “ What Should Be and other points in the North kpd Entertained In Our H«a1^ • ™ e w o .1 •) ) a i West. Broken Plan," and "The Only Life Mr. ^nd Mrs, C harles. 3 . Went­ "Worth while." rtf I worth who have be*n spending the Mr*. Frank Houlihan and past few weeks here w ith Mi». .daughter. Marguerite of Tampa Wentworth’s sister Miss Jessie -arrived here Saturday morning and Hutchison, leave 8unday for their joined Air. and Mrs. C, A. Haines ti.fc home at Miami. and daughter -Dorothy on a motor trip to Thomasville..Ga., where H- L. Schwalbe 1returned home they will visit as the guwt* of L »Vt Friday from Slvannph, Ga., w h«e he has been spending some time Mrs. Haines and Air*. Houlihan a *ilh his family who a re spending parents. Hi* summer with Mrs. Schwalbe’s Frank Chase, jwlfo has been Parents, Mr, *nd Mrs. Schreeder. spending the summer abroad is m % expected to arrive in New York Richard Maxwell J r., returned next week. He will go from there ' horn* Friday from Richmond, Nor­ »^ folk. Va.. mid Blue Ridge. N. C-. to Asheville, N. C.t where he will , S' i%iir ‘x where he Tp. , ___ w the spend a short time with his Pa ™ " | 3 Mr. and Mr*. S. O. Chase *t Hielr accompanied rummer., home. Later Mr. Cbasa kin who ........ .............. . R—bom* by G. ’ wherg wherq | | *3 his will go to IM nee ton, N. J-, Will lfl.RU . . Ihe will enter Princeton U nivm lty, 1 juest. Colander mmmm - jh Cowboys In Movies Message To Members’ A t The Churches Stampede Cattle In Of Garden Club Made Public By Mrs. Wight Picture At Milane ■M PH PicjnicParty AtDeLeon Springs Is Enjoyed By]™™ Sandspur Bridge Club wttd MONDAY. tumor!*: jri Berean Brotherhood Makes Plans For Its NewProgrramOf Work . :/; V as? Methodist Circle Has R egular Meeting With Mrs. Raines Presiding E ven S h e lv e s And Counters ANNOUNCING—. Baptist Minister To pen Special Series f Sermons Sunday CLASS IN PIANO A rushing:, fighting, bargain-hunting crowd swooped down ort our a ^ e t ^ y : completely wrecked our shelves, overturned the ctihiiteirs'artd played hrtvot our stock. Monday is Labor Day and we have decided to stay closed all day to r range the stock and mark down the prices. Remember we will'be Madeline Mall< Watch The Herald Moi Smashing! tasty treat r that .will astound k*. Sunday *and Labor Day EWS FOl M^ny Flavors To Ch Stop, lOok and listen! Wait for Monday— then come quick. Easy To Serve;- At Your D ■i .. '-i B g r r *Vd : ft-Y S If �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER S, 1R2T m K Interesting C a v ils •you. w. C*. FIELDS and KAROARET i - m -n w-k m — • it) "C iiiiii n j ) [ i r a F DC PAV HFARIV FAR Found By Explorer r A * U M K L l. r U R | PA RK rnS M F T T tN X iH IItJ *■V 1Vi u i f i rvii l l l l W iI j , n p P u n ja to L - tn ^ S W W & . 'S . 'S W M ' o e ru m a K a p rin g ctddtmpq e*» a °r wUT takfn .** DKFUNIAK SPRINGS, FI*A,§ ff« m #$I b>rrjtAm tintl thin can** .'Sept. 3.— (IN S )— Discovery o f , cei ‘* ' * , ,, ■ n irn rMT A it Perfum e Costa $100 PerBottle a cave ? ith numerous «ui*cite«. ] ,..7,"^, fV^'o"' •that rertaln n W h ile T JiM tlrk R aifalla At * in S a i l - r . o j , ♦III n a c fi: Faee Pow der Is — iT J -J -l r, *■D *t*l*|rmue» about 10 m iles we«t of Iraye dated the tat day of octi Florala, in the hills ju st within th e ! a . n. 1113 from D,n D. caa c*i.,_i„ n__ K__ . __ imtherwiae known an b. i >. tn*» Florals county line,^ h«a been r e - |sni, f |* Tn Retie Caawell, in* wtf Bringing (25 For Small Box ported by Judd Sllim an, of Vai jsHKitwoon h a r v a r d (other --------V w . * • parasaa, who declared th a t he and £n°*’n '’W . 8' M*rv,,r,,> *"•! J J ®*Pl- *■— (IN S ) — Eau explored it for adistance of three .nnd K m* K- Heir, h V * " w l f v . t o M de cologne a t $100 a bottle re ta il,'nittee and th a t Indications were a. Ruby, H.-ibl tnnriaaae helna oi $50 fo r five ounces of ordinary that the cavoru extended m an y ' *•"«» ' » ‘h'iJ'ubU c iircnrde of P perfum e, lipstick at $10 eech. and "tiles further ( » ’Sfe ' $2r»fo r a box o f face powder_! bilnan said th a t he had explor-i It la further ordered that this like precious relics buried for c e n -!"1 *■» 'erjenves of Glacier P a rk ,j SVERAcr/’. ’ netipapI.'rpubEehe tu n e a In the tomb of nn Egyptian .th e famous Mammoth iHnnforil. F*mlnol* iViunty. Klor princess, but It'* simply tho price mnd P"1*** the staclte organ :nnce a week for four It) ronaecu which ■ Ruslan beauty has to pa.V|°f H^rctnVori* 1M,onli» <•( the n„ii»h I ' MUTNESh tny hand and the I if ahe prefers to powder and paint . Heretofore people i f the neigh- cU, rrni ,lf me circuit court ..f » la Parisicnne. borhord hnve rejranied the ojteninn ' Twenty-third Judtriui Circuit of Th*y Aoo.n’t , 'o f the cove as a mere “hole in the | "a" i,/,,7«e'h" and RnatWr . 1 Kroond," a place where f.«e* and ....... ...... ^ n ^ t h i J ™ t « i n°|Wn " .rabbits disappeared when chase,I. “S , N“ « j "c.l |.revi,.u,ly m.„ e „ „ r HOYLE * HKIHTON ‘tv e ry w h e rj^ p n d d t m iaht be added ’ f ffort to «*P,oro tho ^ f',e until Sll‘ U!H-SON. Hollcltora for Complainantliberally i n d effectively ,Ved, f in T " WP° S S S ll W trT a " If thc C*Vern is « P«^»re*(,ue ns onlv factorlps 'mannfaetnrl ^l " ** West Flcrlda, local business men M U lth a «f ^ m a n u f a c t u r i n g ne- Mr; a i|imBn ’ 8 ,t w i„ prpve ft WINDS ..COMPEL COURTNEY .TO LAND IN ..SPAIN on* which grace the dressing tblea of tn^idem American worn(continued from page one) I, and for which m any Ruttalan tinn, that this is nuf a “stu n t1 omen still long. '* The cu Horns official selected irat a haif-liter bottle of F.nu dejthe flying IxmL Ills plane, equally <Togne and weighed it— 185 r u - 'a t home In th e nir, on-land or w»* lea <$87Jk)) import duty. T h e ' ter, is the samo type a s th a t used ileam en gtM ped and sputtered in 'b y Ronald-Amundsen i n .his Arctic L“rge Crowd V i s i t s BankruptSaleOpening One of the largest cnrwds th at ever ottrnJed a sale in Hnnfonl was on hdnd nt the opening of the bankrupt stock sale of Kronen’s on Frid*y morning, according to those in charge o f the store. The crowd was so large th a t it wus necessary to call police to assist in handling them. Hundreds of bargain hunters vis­ ited the store yesterday and also today. The great merchandizing event will continue for aeveral days next week, it was learned today. Rock bottom prices with the finest quality of goods may be found a t the sale.’ A cordial invitation to ti)< gen­ eral public to visit the atnre and examine the bargains was Issued today by operators of the sale. ^Geneva Dresses of blnck silk, georgette or satin should be sponged with hot coffeo and pr*»«ed while damp on the wrong side. WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY tn* t i i r. i iik ' imt «: ; jl tr r o r t h i . p n n c n o f I’l n M O f i ™ d ic ia l CIK. To Annie. Loti*. Chat^nTe. : North E OT FLO It MINOLE COUCarolina. . Yfiii *ri* h*T**hv orA*r#*l anrt ro. quired to b«* »n<1 appear upon Ota injplnlnstit < 3rd llav of October. A. D. 1927. to l*= ’f ! ' * ^ t nf the Blil of Complaint filed again*! jrow In the above etylcd ““ fJCOMPLA INANT L o i i i u a TV> u t . | . Court. ie- 9 VIA HA itl'V ; >{ Tin- Sanford Herald la lell You i,r•• ti*-rehj signaled n« the newapdi* f h r q u l r e d to a llp e a r « this ord'r ahull Ite pu mill conaecutlva weeka. 1 twtober A IV ............. .............. WITNESS V. K. I>ouelaa»^ Clerk SKiitnat >.*„In the above atated of an Id Circuit Court, and th« offl- ■ r s u a e . S , la I Seal thereof, thla 3rd day of The HAN ftHtn HHIIAM) la her*-| i hy d e a lu n .',,-,l a s ttlA n t u Bpiipi'r ,n S-pt A I* ir»2T ' V. E. DoUULASM. tv I Irh iio* inter ahull be nuhllahOLKRK, i 'l 1 I Wit ne*- the o fnavT isA tiand the' S A. I! WILKINSON lly: K t'A HERON nkme oi tlo * lerk of m l, Circuit 1 O, :Court, ilit- the 3rd day of September.! I A. H. la:. 1 K notfULAKH. I i' Clerk. ByA. Al. WEEKS -VI*. C.« •Jy H. J NIN. « __ j Attorn*' .*od Solicitor for Com-' : .. | plaln.il>1 > ^ A v g .n E G r r ^ E U e -ffa u C r F tR S fJ CA M TI l CALL O P -Tv-T | 0 O lfcH E p *T \^EM D US \'-ET IT Go lU tL Pf\pfi ICO-iEs [HE. (jMDct STAm^ V MEAT T" SE.E_ HOW IT* FEELS T bloT" BE Gong' after I 'S A L N O TICE I T i l t : l O l H T OS- T H E P O I N T Y Jl IK.E. sEUIXOI.M ro l'S T t * r m : ttK ri.o itiitA , LAINO. Til MARION K WALK Bit. MA(Y»N, i re ti.i »■*!ate of J, .............. In I'rohnte, I .CEOItniA. lTli‘ 1 ' ■ 'V ■ . CINAL NNiTlCj; V-.ii arr hereby* ,'rdereil and re* NftTl. i is II Bit BUY GIVEN Hint, t quired to l.e nnd appear upon the I 3rd day of Oe|,.her. A. !► . 1927. to the nn.I- . uioeil will, rtti the let dav I tlie mil of Complainant filed naainat Af Noi.tiii'i-r, a. I» 1917. preWai t.> you In tlie iilotve atyled eauan and the tliiimiatile County Jildke of Sem­ inole » ii" ' Kliirlilit, their final re. 1 Conn. | The Hanford Herald newapaper turn. a. ■""lit and vottchera n< ad- [ pulillahed In Seminole County, Elor- mlplaii Hrnea of (he eai.nte of J. E. i ■* .sed, and nt said time., Ida. la hereby dealanateil aa the LAIN' NevVepaper In utileh the uriler atiatf then «".I '' ere. make application t<> . tie publlahed for four consecutive the an .1 i .'Ur foe a final nettle- I m* nl ' iidmlnl-trnllon of aahl I wee k a rata Ie i ' ("r an order d I*r bar tclinr . WITNESS V, E pill ill.A-i I Clerk them ..* "• b Ailminlatrturlcep. . ' of aald Circuit Court, imi.i (he <»**!.*. Ikll. i i' 'tie 27th'day of Ailsuat. J ford) a*corp»iratlon; VlltOINIA- , Ini Heal thereof thla Ird da, of Sep­ OAHOUNA CHEMICAL COM- tember A I*. 1927 I’A S T l'i corporation. RDWAHO V E. lHir.SI.AHH. I- ‘KWWTfS Ilsfendanta. Clerk, NOTICE JOE MAST EIt'S SALE ny: O E CAMEIION Notice la hereby itlvea that under and hp^tdrture of the final drrree of forectnaitre and anle meilr nod entered un the 3rd dav of ttclnrer, A. I>. IdIT, by the Judua of thc Cir­ n o th i o r F m iK c i.n tt u t: sa l e cuit Court th and (or Seminole 'Tort, and J,y vtriurc of n decree County. Florida In that certain ,*, d(^ foreclosure mid aula rendered Chancery nult pendlnir In aald Court T I" Ijv circott Conn In md for Hem. wl.erela flco. rl. Italmee, Admltda. ihole , nuny. Florida. . In Chance.-v, trator tif eetntr of Anna M. llrsmlt, i In aw^.'i*" ' liwps.luwpcmllna wherein det-caaed and H A. Howard ami 1 < |\u lu s i.........ml) Hank & Trust Leona A. Howard, Me wife, Han­ t Chmpu "* n cor point loo. ts coinford Bank and Trust Company, ' plain.i i and John II. Petosky und (Cnrmefly People* Hank nf Ken'.ilinnk ..I i".m ac * Trust Company, ford) s->eort>ora, loa; Vlrslttls-Caro! a rorp< itilio*. ure defendants. I will t'R I'E lt OF 1-rm.lCATION llna Cbetnlcal (.’ompnny. it corpor­ ation. Edward I* Enoch* are defend, TO CATHERINE EUAN. Bridgeport. •ell in I'liMIe outcry to the hlahest btddvr i f cash nt the front (loot of ante. John Cl. Leonard)', a* Hpeeial (’•in net lent. Maater of *ald t*ourt aptmlnteit rn You are hereby ordered and re. the i up, House In the City of Honfot.I in -aid County and. State, raid final decree, will offer for Bale qtllred to lie and appear noon the .3rd ih- Iran) hours of sale on and eeil to the hlkheet oiul t,e*t tilil- dav ..f October, A. 1> 1927. to the durlns der for rant, at public outcry before 'Bill, of Complainant filed against Moinl.i in,. :iri| day of October, the Court House In Snnforil. Semin­ you In the above styled cause anil 19*7.tin ..line lielnK the first Mon­ day Iri said month, the folioyvlnn ole County, Elnrlda. on Monday the Court. descrih.'l i.md. lylna and lieina In 3rd day of October. A l> R'27 the The S o n f o r d t J l e r u l d Is h e r e b y d e ­ the I"..uniy of Seminole and Stale of same help* a-ltule l»t.y of said Court s i g n a t e d a s t h e Ne Wsp|k p e r III W h l c l l Klorld.i lo.yy It and durlDK the leaal hours of sale, this o r d e r s h a l l h e p u b l i s h e d for til*, property described in and order­ four c o n s e c u t i v e weeks. ie): llealonlna at the ed sold by said final decree, which corner of tlie NorthWITNESS V E. f> ( It'd!, A M S■ property la situated In the City of *r INKIj i of North­ of said Circuit Court, iiml th* Sanford. County of Seminole, and clerk er IN K ',) of Section State of Florida, and described more official Seal thereof, this 3rd day of ishlp Twenty, South particularly as follow*. In-wit: Thirty East; run HcKlnnlnK at a point on the tin) rods, thence Smith side of St. del t rude AVe. hundred Haiti till*) three hundred thirty (330* fee* , ice, west twenty tint e North Hirht ts» HAMPEL Ai |i WILK INS' ie Northerly margin. Counsel furCUntplalnunt Lake Comu;, thence rly ulona tlie mnrIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TRET uf suld t-itlie Cmtto TWENTY-THIRD JUDICIAL CIR-, Hue of Hie Moii l i t ­ CUn’ MF THE STATE OF FUATler (MBS) "f Hie IDA IN AND FOIt SEMINOLE •tmirter tN E 'l) of COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. inn. Township and MRS VIKUIE WARD, Complainant: no- North to potot . Vsp, b . w A niv imNtRCK BILL ftp COMPLAINANT, THE STATE OF PLOHIDA To P. B.l WARD! . You ari> hsrohy rtnlvrtd unit rr- 1 rptlred to anpvur upon thw ,3rd day* nt O?|oh<*r A. D, 1927 1b ill* IIIIII ftlrd against you In th** ftaovg **n-• I tltlrd run***. • ■.. - ' : : ' | ' Th* SANFORD HERALD I* her* - 1 w'esl gni nrr of s ih) designated as the newspaper In- Toyvnshlp TWent of Rdltge Thlr ’ y r l i l r h H i t s o r d e r s h a l l In- p t i h i l s l i r d . ' * Witness the official srnl and the, run Mouth i i-n .nuin* of the Clerk of said ,'lrrnlt J East f lvt< 1 5) ch ;lVurt; this the 3rd liny of Hrpt. A.' (in) rhuliis. and flto t!i) , luiln* ning ton i pi) t y -t ih r d . h ' d ic ia l c ir c u it and five |5) «•) IN AND FOR MEMINOl-E COI N the North We s t TV. FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. t i"ii Four i u n WADE II, LOVE. COMUL.UNANT M 12(0 Mouth Vs. t.v t MM East, rui DEFENDANT. ANNIE I' -<• ^ ■ r r - - . ... • / • » ... • MOMENT^' ViLO L\V<E.Tb L(kiE Ov/ER. -Th e . f »r e t c a l u . South 75 links. West 73 links: thence north 75 links l>* |M.lni of beginning. tTract three I: Als,i tile East half 1 IP , | of the East half I l l 'l l of the Northeast quarter INK',,) of Section Five tf.) Township T we ut) tin) South of ItniiKe Thirty |.1U) east; less hcglnutiig ut Hie northeast corner nf said Section. Town­ ship ami ItniiKe; run thence West ten 110) chains. South ten (10) chains; East ten (1<M chains. North ten (10) chains. (Tract Four); liegltmlng nt the Northwest corner of the Northeast Quarter (NE1,) of III*' northeast quarter IN K ',) of Section Five (3). Township Twenty ( 20) South of Range Thirty (-10) East; run thence .Smith Eighty (*0 ) rods Into Luke Coni": thence West Thlr. t.v (30) rods In Lake Como; thence North elahty (SO) rods t" slake on tbwnshlp line, thence Ibis I thirty 130) rods to pidllt of hegjnnlng.4 Halil four tracts In all coiiiprlsIttg eighty -seven t»7) acres more .1 l \ BILLS JR nnd LOUISE B B i l l s In- yyHe. HARRY S. KKU SKY, OKIE R MATlIlEirX. LUCY r WAKEFIKI.il I UIFFORH. UE .NEVA LANK COMPANY. INC. a Corpora lion. UKNKVA TRAHINO coMI’ANY, a Coriioratlon. Defendants ORDER OF PUBLICATION. T |IE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: I. UIFFORH; WHOSE PLACE OF RESIDENCE IS UNKNOWN: It appearing from an affidavit filed In tills cause by the Co in pi a. Ius ut that ) on. I. UIF FORD, ure a resident of a State or County utlterthan the State of Florida; that your place of residence I* unknown; that there Is no person In the 8lnle of l.'liirli1n. service or n subpoena In Chancery upon whom would hind you mid that It Is the further belief of affalnl that you ure over the age of lyy-eiity-oilu ( 2 t) years, THEREFORE. Till* Is to .command you. I. (IIFFORD, to personally lie and appcir before our said Circuit Court at Sanford. Seminole County, Florida on the 3rd day of OrtoMr A. I*. 1927 to make answer that Hill of Complaint this da, 004 aaHliiHt you by the complainant * this case, otherwise said Mil a complainant will lie taken asconfnsed by you and this cause promt ex parte. The nature of said Ault brUf* stilt to foreclose that certain ratrL KiiKed dated the 30th day of Ort*. tier. A. I*. 1913 from the drfrmft&tx J C Hills Jr. and tauilse B. Bllit his yvlfe. to the Complainant. G, | Rend, said mortgage being of rtoH1 lu the 1‘ubllc Records of HrmlMki County. Florida. In mortgngi Bo*. 2U. Cage 109. It Is further ordered that tW notice lie published lu the SANFOtB1 IIEHALD, a newspaper puhlliholli1 Ms Ilford. Hentluole County, Vtorlla once a week for four <(> contenJ l u week*. WITNKSS rny hand and the nffte dal seal of the Circuit Court off tic Tweiity-lhlrd Judicial Circuit tf U*J Slate of Florida, on this |h) ;„j day of September. A. I*. I»J5. . ( (CIltCCIT COl^IlT SEA t.) v. r , n o c o u a Clerk Circuit toalj (MEAL) By k . l . nciiPirtli WILSON. R*>YI.K * DlfJHTM,’ J Solicitors for CumpInliuiuLJ M r. and Mrs. P. T. Wakefield lent a few flays in Inverness vis­ ing 0 * Rev, and Mrs. Allen Macviand. R,ev, Macfarlund was pas* here of the Methodist church iree years ago. U pton Brotvwn from Palm Beach aa a visitor for one day with Mr. Ml' M rs. John Phillips. 3, C, Bills J r. has returned from bualness trip to New York. F.O.B. CBTXOrr X FULL FACTORY EQU1FMXNT—4-DOOR SIDAN (NOT A COACM r/ y , ; 26,000 new Dodge Fours sold In less than i m o j weeks! irst tional v* ink of Service1 Texan Tells How He Got A c­ quainted With the Good Work 0/ Black-Draafht as a Laxative. Glendora, Tax**.—"I had a aick ■poll ^when Jujt fifteen yean old," •aya Mr. George W. Maueee. ILF.D. km "Anyone who haa hid chUla^ like I had, ia apt to remem* p«r them. I wee a tick boy—joet lay around the home, weak. My *H» wee yellow and I could hardly stand op. I hod hard ohm* „ "My father gave me auinln* succeed p e rm a n en tly h ro u g h w orking and in g — th e re Is no hus titu te . r About ;, , v |r Account 'T III 3. v *.*>^ r -- *f, m.Z, . t-TV"#i Thousands of orders still unfilled! And with good reason!. y fty * tance U needed (n th * Cordially yours, bowele and to open % At a time when speed is a .paramount consider* ion with every motorist, here is a mile's*minute performer—the fastest Four in’ i America! i . » \ 1 At a time when curbs and streets are packed and jammed with vehicles, here’s a big, roomy car SO HXPERTLY- DESIGNED that it will f it into 17 f t feet of curb space and turn ’round in a 38* fo o t street! And when were snappy pick-up and get-awgy mo universally required and desired? This brillia new Four steps from zero to 25 miles an hourthru gears—in less than 7 seconds! If you're a t e l e p h o n e subscriber simply lift the hook, ask for 148 and sta te your request. It’s a service th at m akes it comparatively easy for you to insert you* advertisement. And W ant ads offer the solution to many a problem. There's always someone eager to buy, sell oriT ade; someone who has a service to offer. Results are certain and the cost is quite mod­ erate. . a ll Before / / o'clock For The D a y ’s Insertion Longest springbasc under a thousand doUars« H —its comfort already lauded by hundreds of coai to-coast tourists! The lowest priced Sedan ever sold by Dodj Brothers. Ask about our special time-payment amugemei —exceptionally generous. Miller 0 . Phillips Inc, a tE lm.Ave. f f H R 0T 4 ,Ti , Sanford Fla* �THE SANFORIfr HEHALPyjBATURDAY, SEPTEMBER^, J g 27 Sanford 4— B usiness Service Daily Herald NTAD. RATES n s: Cash in Advance ikone ads w i l l ^ receWed , irons and collector «cnt lately for payment. * „ a line ______ __6c a line neaT--- ..........<c * ime rates on request. reduced rates are for ative insertions, words of average longtli !J?um charge of 30c for Advertising l* restricted per classification, in error is made The Sntitcrnld will be responsible |y one Incorrect insertion, iv e rtisc r for *u£sc‘£ <‘" t Ions. The office should bo ed immediately in caso of LADIES— Earn $16 dozen sewing q p p m i v n r i r u ----- — I aprons home* experience unnec. p nrASPEC . L N0TJ t' B j . ssnry; materials cut; Instructions i r . S S » S ? C™^°r!l p5tchan^ * , u0 furmshctl. Addressed envelope Generator-. arters, m agnetos,1brines particulars. Milo Garment * m otor. - i, antS , a.nd p°w e r(- ^ Hr.mdway, Bayor.ne, N J motors, all makes and types re-J , — —>■__ ._ paired and rebuilt. Armature wind- b—H elp W a n te d (M ale) ing. All work guaranteed as new —_________ __________________ _ equipment. Business establirh'cd *014. i " ANTED—a man with team and Wilson Electric Co. [ mowing machine to cut weeds 18 Forest Street at Florida Tower & Light Co. .it Jacksonville. FI*. lake Monroe. METAL ROOFING—The Roof F.ve x istin g . Metal shingles;! standing seam tin and galvinized roofs. See James II. Cowan. Oak Ave. and Ihird ht. I hone 111. | " YOUR BUSINESS —card appear ing daily In this column When The Broadway Limited L eft The Rails Princess, At 63, Is Lost At Sea ®— Instructions BRAND NEW G A M E -th at Ik-uN or tennis, en»;• to learn nnd play for anybody; Write for infor(nation. Thn«. M. Vincetfteacher) Kiverville, W. Va., Box 781 will 111-A— Poultry And E rrs reach over 3,000 every dayl < MICKS—COD. Bargain discounts ,t on orders placed before Septem­ •and it costs so little a 12 word ber 22nd., for delivery during Sept­ ad for one month costs only $2.60. ember, October, November. Reci Mi-nieaking Kocks, Beds, Leg* Phone 148 | horns, Wyandottes, Delivery guarJust -sk for "Classified Depart- af tee£ Write quick. St. Augjsr tine F’oultry Colony. 1.10 Arbutus [r„ a d v e r t i s e r s m ent" Ave., St. Augustine, Fla. llerahl representative --------------------------------------------- BABY CHICKS— Fall chicks for ghly familiar with rates CLEAN UP YOIIK OLD WALLS winter, broilers, standard bred nnt| classif action will WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT stink. Eleven leading breeds, low lyou complete information. SOMETHING NEW AND BET- prices. Writa for folder. W. H. If you wish they will assist , TER FOR FURTHER INFORM A-'t hesnett, Greer, S. C. n wording your w ant ad. TION. CALL PHONE 2J5-J OR, SEE, V. C. COLLER, SANFORD, 11—.MiscellAiK'ouR ake it more gffectivc. FLA. MI’ORI’ANT n o t i c e | -----------------------------------------------! piano! ( Alt AWNINGS.—Auto Awning L rtise rs should give their j PHONOGRAPH—repairing, tuning by experts with 17 years •Co. 11 Ball Bldg. or postoffice address ns experience. Sanford music., store | their phono number if nnd Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Me- 11— R oom s W ith o u t H" oard _ , The (53-yenr-obl Princess l^lwen- | / desire results. About one Lander Arcade, Phone 832. ’ I------------------------------------------out of a thousand has stcin-Wertheim. with ( apt. I^slie ephone and th eothers Dttff m w o HI rsr.t- • 11' 0I{ RENT—Room with sleeping Hamilton (above) and Col. F. F. ( Bl.OCK.s Irrigation | porch. 823 Park Ave. Phone 133 J communicate w ith • you BUILDING boxes nnd general cement work Minchin (right), is long overdue | they know your address, Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter15— Apartment For Kent from Upnvon, Wiltshire, England, I discontinuence MUST be willeger, Proy. 3rd and Elm. | to Ottawn, Canada, in the plane ( in person at the Sanford | FURNISHED: light housekeeping St. Raphael. The princess, who Is j |d office or. by letter. TeleLANEY.S DRUG STORE -Pre­ rooms, close In, modern, rates discontinuences are not a liscensed pilot he*-scif and has scriptions. Drugs, Sod. W earn ab|e. ,,hone l75 j . as near you as your phone. Call 10a| 1 _______________ ;— — :-------- flown for a nuniter of years, was ( --------------------------------------------- r 5-ROOM upper apartment furnish- given goo- luck wishes at the taker eous - Prompt - Efficient WIGHT-CHRISENBERRY PRINT ed. 500 Palmetto. Phono 610-W. ServW S H O P — Printing 'engraving,! ---------------------------------------- ;----- off by the t'nthollc alrchbishop of ; Cardiff, who blessed the plane, i •embossing. See us first. WFe do it. RADICAL RENT jtomoblles Phone 417-W. R.R. Avcnuc-ComREDUCTION mercial Street. 1 Throe 1 lirUU Obeautiful UUULI 1 UI «apartment |m u tn u .n , r i , n f iirn tflK * —. Ieach consisting of living room,bad k o u K^ * f ; “ " S” dodgk LUMBER and complcta una qt Gr re earna nnd Graham trucks building aterial. Low prices. ouiining m m aieriai. i .w prices. “ X u ^ 'e l S pd 13tn Otrcet. Phene 3. I v S ! Z n ll* |i«ht„«us and hot water heatar etc K T u h hot and cold i Grades Como From Maple . and They Grade. Come handsomely decorated, wal*T’' lxH.Bte,| 2300 Palmetto Sixth. Phone 797. attractively furnished and have Avenue, rent •umnier rates, phoi.e Parcnport bet! In living room. They v;l COWAN CO. Auto CONCRETE in every shape and - iojCUfTTniclrtr Mia roofing, ovna- the most beautiful outlooks in the m entSla'ate. Sanford Cement Prod­ citv, across the broad grass and I-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for rent. 1700 bloc'.:, *25 a-month. ucts Company. Fifth and ^laple palm ' covered squares between !!«x 1700 rare Herald. Sts. Phene ni-W >! J I a n f o k d b u ic k c o . j>atk and Sanford Avenues, Com212 Magnolia Ave. .tnerclai lal Street and the DaulevarJ, B*ulo CLARENCE^ SMITH * FOR SALE:—Four room cotlnge Phone 367. Ond vheyondjvibr.- Taak*.)* beyond , aijsr,. Uk*J* M Moonw . • General Contractor on one of beat lots on Magno* For small fwHUic^’t finiyicirtHMerg um - no HaH Avenue. nead South Sid) r t aw 1 600 W. F irst B t tjchPol —Price reasonable. Tsrms Fhordi #41--^ * . Imore desirable npait.Pte^d^ ford*aml they can Id -su it purchaser. Owner Box 4.U | ..- SnC DOLLARS A W E 0 W V? >are Herald. METAL ROOF O n airtar apartm ent can be had l*i $18 n month, C all'at 200 North FOR SALE:—One of best five | Park' Avef corner Commercial S t.1 room bungalows on Palmetto 'They can be seen only between 10 Avenue, in Sanford' Heights, corNEW SANFORD BOOSTER A. Si. and noon unless by special | ner lot, equipped . with electric te only $1.00. Studebaker y-Ask for carbon julce with 6—Help Wanted Female ne - stops the knock. San Box 15 C. 6 . Herald," [iarnge Co. SALES G?RLS WANTED—Ap­ ply‘ F. W. Woolworth Co. r T ‘i i ■V * m y ! Iferrs what happened when#the Broadway Limited, one of the Pennsylvania Lines* fast express train*, le ft* the rail at Bennington. Pn., near Altona. The train ndonble header, was traveling about 35 miles aH , 'hour nnd climbing a seep grade. The lireman and engineer of the lend engine were killed and nine paseqi ! gers taken to hospitals. , « ... —->' - p tS I Christening the Windsor-to-Windsor Plane. J IA D IE S —We pay $5 hundred col­ oring birthday cards; no seling; agnolia Ave opportunity beginners; experience unnecessary Addressed envelope WRD Overland Co. W U lrs-luring, particulars. Artcraft .Cord Ights A Ovnglend, Wliipcdto-I^ Broadway, N. Y^ , k Commercial Sts. Phono 38. LA D lES-^Eam $15 dozen sewing J .',’' ” "7 ^ a n r n n s r absolutely no selling; WHO’S WHO? 16—-Houhp.<* Fnr Rent Acreage For Sale Kf;NT Sfl? Oak A rt. Phona41 • 1Instruct ions. ALPHA 2U2 Market I and 1405 sj!, Patepqn, New Jersey. |VijJcanUing BY TAYLOR BE HANGED IF X CAN UNDERSTAND,TIBS-JU*T WHEN OUR POLAR DASH WAS ABOUT TO START CAPT EPICSON TURNS UP MISSlNO — ♦SORRY POLAR PLANS WERE JNTefWtOFTao-CRiLU AT MY SOMMER H0M6 AT ADPR6SF BELOW AND X WIU. S pecial DELIVERY' MR GUNN i explain thoroughly • V O pt . eric Sow ^ ■vr-t* fc b u e . A f AKi m s h e a d h a s t o c X AROUV1D -THREE \ [ C O R W * W OV l L G v f lU E M FOR SALE: lot t Eureka Hnins 1 mock. Richard Htcphenaon. MD.'l West l.«hHnon, Ind. •Tim e s co R i> f — 1 A REAL bargain for the man who • wishes to engage in the raising of truck, of citrus fruits, poultry j and live stock of all kinds.,Thirtyfour acres of land that o f f f n high rolling land* for citrus, muck land *j ; ;for truck and bulbs and n Small.) i lake for pasture land- On the Han* • fnrd-Orlundo mnd three miles it> m Sanford. Ore thousnnd dollars ca*h, halsnio on ^asy term s that will al­ low you to make the payments from thn lard. Ideal location for 1filling station and small store r!o-r j to homes of fifty or more familiun. AT P en d lei &ki ,1He .y < fc tm to ® J fZ m y AwvrfAv^ a • J s P iw bacv< T ’ / W H E R M u rt ^ W A S. . I A country homo H om* to the city f markets. High, dry and healthy, t 'Address R. C. csre Herald. {# j --------------— -------- ;---------------- 26— Mi.scvlluneoua For 8al* Oo sh - iT S S o m e R i o s o u t HCR5 FUNNY THC CART NEUCR.SPPRS O F h is * S u m m er h o m e b e f o r e - a . V/AGON, MIJLE3 AN I) HWest ARNEBS flJGT. Farm implements, First Stcrt*L» cheap. M u , B. N. TfcthnJ FOR QUICK SALE—Refrigerator., oil; stovg, bed and springs, mettresses, 6 chairs, 2 Iron cots, sew -1 ................... condition. IM m . Co:rinc Snrith Brock (above) 8'.S W. Third 8L |.,f Dayton saya she’s the leg*] wife William S. Brock, ’round-thcDAYTONA here to St. - ... . *world u u a flyer. Below la Mm. AVillism S S.-BpvUwl . # '" 7 '* : .-B p w b -ooff Detroit, whose A test performed- by P i f t w o r friend* fH, nd, cell CBi|ththee ,oother th e r Mrs. Brock's Mrs. Bro F. M. Gr terous. The ^Dayton an Urive nightk has a m an i a g e W l f l - • P'owllng llnd. aha was mi L 1010. *t *J — JS that six yeai tv > IW •- f vV f ROM ME. OOT X TH E. SECOWO I W toM M THER FEET WOT" HAND 1 M E A M y \ - T FOLLER TH&R H O S E .. I AMOTP\ER STtER \ S M o v f t T , I h i s 'm \ ^ > s L NOW U F T V O R E VS A SVfeM WlMDfcR, ><SN FEET C U RL* m • >' .• ’ JlWg <**■■• -j? *• W - *"* » w* * . ' tJmr. ' • AM'TVHS J E S T i VJIMOS '1M UP. 7 � 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, September 03, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 03, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 03, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/eb993e25eea8855cc7410403b1a4d79e.pdf 88dab869ce755174926c991a06615361 PDF Text Text /YOUR NEWSPAPER • I published in Florida's Heart The W o rld’s Greatest Vegetable faction. ltd Richest Garden Land b a th tiJTME NO. x m Leased Wire International News Service iEMURE BRIDE British Work With Cantonese To K ill Piracy In How Chow MS [ART IN C R H HONG KONG, Sept 5.—(IN S )—A British naval squadron and a detachment of Cantonese troops were reported today to have ccf-operated in stamping out piracy at Howcnow. Eighteen shells were fired into tho village of Shelcki, where the Chinese freebooters landed their look. The residents of Taiplnghu, whence, the Pirates came, were ordered to evacuate the town and British sailors then fired the waterfront. Both Shekkl and Talpinghu were virtually deserted today, it was reported. Reports also told of the move­ ment of Cantonese or National­ ist troops against the pirate stronghold. No casulties were re­ ported in the British naval op­ eration. SANFORD, HOOVER VIEWS WORK DONE IN FLOOD SECTION >A, 1 SEPTEMBER fi ment lantic iill Planes | A re Improved W. K. Vanderbilt, Mrs. W a r b u r t o n Are Married Today .......................... PARIS; Sept- 6 ,- ( l N 9 ) - l m medLately upon expiration of lh * ten day period eat by the courts, W. K. Vanderbilt 2nd, and Mra. Rosamond Lancaster Warburton, divorced wife of Barclay War... , , 'l burtorv were married here to­ Captain Of A Norwegian Ship day. T V civil ceremony took ce a t the city hell of the six8aya A Fifty Fire Milo An nth municipal district f t Hour Wind Struck Boat On 11:80 o’clock. The form er Mra. Wednesday In Mid AtlanUe Vanderbilt was recently granted a divorce by the Seine court. Before her m arriage she was Virginia Fair. , T»d. The Daily News sums up the sit­ uation ad follows: fl “ Are these great greet flights, In view of the grave loss of life, worth while?" . Meanwhile, no further ward, has been heard here concerning the And Predicts FreshActivIt, [ 'T S S S T S t fate of Princess Leweaetefa-Wertfc* i _ __ [life In recent trans-ocean l •im, Captain Leslie Hamilton slid A r k a n s a s C ity H a s ‘ undertakings, opinion all »h Lieut. Col. F. F. MlnChln, whrf are England 1* undergoing a l believed to have lost their lifts change. Instead of pleas tna when their plane, the “St. Raph­ of ael,’’ encountered severe land equal the rem ............................. . arkable " “ Ml storms Reconstruction Program Fol­ American aviators in thrice, con­ over the Atlantic ocean. the perils of trana A tlantic Charles D. Levin*, the New Belief Is Held That “St. Ralows Along Linen LaIdDown quering phael,” Princess' P l a n e , voyages, there are heard conserva­ York-to-Germany -flier, continues By Hoover DuringTheFlood tive sentiments, leat any further to await favorable wedther before WasWrecked InThlaStorm lives be given ht this tim e In sac­ hopping off from the Crenwel) aer­ odrome with» ia Captain GREENVILLE, MSss.. Sept. 5.— rifice to the cause «f aviation. m b 1 tR. . W. Hlnch HALIFAX, N. 8. Sept. 6.—UN8 ) (IN S) —Expressing complete s a t­ The 'British press la alm ost Uni­ Cliffs In the-C rium bla" on a r e - j- T h e belief th a t the Princese U w is faction with the reconstruction versal in calling for a government turn flight to New York. Levine jenrteln-W erthrim and her two work shown in the Mississippi del- ban on ocean flights until met* announced last night that a start companions on her ill-starred trans­ ( --------- Atlantic their lives to since the disastrous floods last perfect airplanes have been devel- tomorrow was .unlikely. A t h H pventure, H M P lost I tIE D S V IL L E N . C ., S e p t. i ■Jqwfce— spring, Secretary o f Commerce aa±aa......... -,i. in a M mile an hovr te le which ( I N S ) — Despite the urHerbert Hoover and his party left swept the high seas last Wednesday jt of Mr*. Eugene Gatlin, aboard a government boat for an night, was expressed here today iure bride of Riedavillqte following the arrival of the NorInspection of thrice flooded Arkan­ sas City today. wsglan-Amerlcan liner Bergensle chief, charged with the Jortl after a stormy voyage from Iving of her 60-vear-old .secretary Hoover, making his Oilo sod Gergen, Norway. (her. R. .Smith Rettv. and Had Been InCommandOfRegi- fifth Inspection of the flooded Captain Ole Bull of the Bergenaicealinir his .‘axe-hacked Mississippi Valley, arrived in ment In China Since Febru- Greenville last night from Mem­ fjord said th a t the storm, one of J v in the banement of ner aryAnd WifeWaaOnWayTo phis. He said th a t he was “ satis­ the worst in his experience, struck Irno for nearly a year, nuthliis vessel in raid-Atlantic. Wednes­ Visit Him Health Was Bad fied’’ with the reports of progress lfiet will not dYon th eir in­ night. The ra le , reaching m he had received in Memphis from E“ !A l^ .9 ui yValk,J)K Youthful Alleged Murdgrer Is day itia tio n of the grup«ntne case. velocity of M jffliUa an hour, was With Wife When Assaasln SHANGHAI, Sept. 6. ( I N 3 ) - Arkansas state authorities. Arrested When He Tries To such that it would have been al­ Jhlle the 20-year-old alleged Colonel Charles C. Hill, United Attacks Him With A Gun; Reviewing Greenville enrly today Sell His Aiitothobllf After most impossible for an airplane deres* continued to broadcast a States marine corps, committed and hearing of the progress in the He Will Probably Recover Fleeing Across Continent to have weathered It. Hie story has Lenient and wholesome denial of suicide by shooting himself while delta, Hoover said th a t the recon­ led to the belief th a t the “St. Rap­ [ charges against her, officers on duty here early today, accord­ struction program hpd followed DRESDEN, Germany, SeptA— hael.* the Fokker monoplane which SEATTLE, Wash., Sept. A— ing to an official statement. Ill lay were trying to connect aev-' along the lines he laid down during (IN S)—Every effort was being earned the three fliers on the Illdenying any fated trip, flew into the teeth of made by the Dresden police today (I NS ) t-D oggedly l | loose angle* in the case and to health was attributed as the cause the flood and was well pleased. for Colonel Hill’s act. Col. Hill knowledge of the murder of. hie this storm and was swept to des­ “The problem now Is to rebuild to locate the easaain who att« [ermine, If possible, whether or was commandant* of the fourth ' ‘ as much of this section as possible, to kill Emil Stagger, 42, an official mother, Henry Hill, 82, prepared truction,,, any accomplices were involved regiment, U. S. M. C. of the Am.-rican Consulate ‘here, today to resist extradition hack to The Canadian government con tintide the stricken people who need [the horrible crime. Colonel Hill arrived here in Feb­ care inter the winter,.have forage while be was walkjng with hl^ wife ued today to dircot every possible Streator, 111., his heme town. Inventigatora o f the case con- ruary in commend of his unit, .crops plantd and prepare for next early Sunday morning. effort toward finding soma trees HUI was caught hare after a of tho missing piano. Stations a* jrreti within the realm of which had been assigned to pro­ y ear’s crops," said Secretary Hoov­ Stagger was shot In the back by {usability the claim th at the ac- tect American lives and property er Just before departing for Arkan­ pistol bullet. Hla aisailan t ajp- nation-wide search when he sold long the coast have ben notified to ed bride, could not have alone during the Nationalist uprising. He sas City. parently followed Stagger from the hi* c*r for $88. The motor number, communicate with ships la the posed of the' body of her father. was extremely popular in social eity and attacked him while the "n » '• P 4?rt* ,ed t0 h u ■ nm l straits of Bello Isle and along tho “ Health conditions throughout diplomat 20-year-old girl Is alleged to and military circles. He Is believed was walking along a eoun- ,*n * hotel. coast of Now Foundland th tho ve struck P e tty over the head however, to have' been afflicted the area hit) by the floods are bet­ try road. . Although admitting hit kld*fltity jhopo of diacow riug aoait s tra p of te r than in form er years. The pella­ th an axe i n 'a smouldering fit with ill health since being assigned Painfully.wounded S tag g er fe ll.“"d confessing that he left StrhaU evidence which m ight Indicate the gra epidemic in this section can into the arms of his wife, who as-|o r “becauee of some difficulty’* In jftte [anger, concealed the body In a to duty here. of m thoe m flier*. i t oi ere. - i set for several days, and then he found blutMlf,’ HUI was .................................................. Hill was a native of New Hamp­ not be attributed wholly to the slcted him to walk to a hospital which The steam er Beotbk, bound for flood. This disease will soon be led it In a trunk four feet under shire. He was married in 1910. His nearby. After treatm ent Stagger denied an/-connection with the the Arctic, has been instructed by earth In th# basement. ' death of his mother. The battered wireless to call a t all im portant wife is now enroufe to Shanghai curbed b y .lo ta l health authorities was taken to the south u n U b* .•/ of Mra. Hill # a s found In a points along the l-abradar coast, where he was said to be c<*ni John Patty, fath er of the slain aboard tho Chinese Liner Siberia and the Red Cross.’* shallow graTt in the cellar of the to ascertain whether .atsg rtp e tta “In every respect the reconstruc­ satisfactorily. [ton mill foreman, wh* came Maru from Los Angeles. }• from hla home a t Union, S, C„ been ' Col. Hill had a long and excellent tion work Is progressing in a satis­ The assiilant fled a fte r ^‘the lllll home. RelentUSs grilling by of J h e plane has TSerd-v • jjk ■**-. „ detectiven here has hot yet forcsd [attend the funeral yesterday record, having been appointed a factory m anner and I am well shooting. The motive for It rno<m, Informed authorities tem perary Colonel Jn 1919. He pjtaaed with conditions a* they tack is a complete mystc frNuM kwro I t he wanted a more thorough saw service in San Diego, Cuba have been raRprted to me.“ _hives) re►ports, p o rts^ _th _ a. t, p 'p k n * , 1 wtigation of -the case. He was and Haytl, and was fonteriy"com­ ' h its of -.information ere being hat the sssuult was prompted iby niade hlrt .l ov#r 1the W jtoM saJM ard phasing ov»r 1 content he said, with tho ver­ mandants of the marine barracks in gathered by Seeratary Hoover on a personal grudge. S tagger who Hill Wan' traveling under Labrador coast..-little, credence lx t that Mrs. Gatlin accomplished Philadelphia/* of' H. Jackaon. Hla car bore given to these reports, however, this trip and will be woven togeth­ merly was American tronsul a t alias Chemnits, is of German national­ Mlnne*ota Itcetioe plates. The «rigmurder by heraelf. er into one strong and massive ity. inal Illinois plates were found )n the hecla of aenaational turns I . . . , plea before the next Congress for In his ho^el hotel room. , flood fSlief atal- permanent, eon- /angilist Says Girl Confessed Murder At Conversion But She Denies It Now idy Of Father Found In Cellar ilice Continue InquiIry ExpectingToFind | Accomplices In Act LONDON, Sept, ILt ( I N S ) Sentiment in *EngUad Ag^eara to be drifting away from triuia-ocesn!c airplane flights until such a Eiprt*s«fl Complete S a tis fo e -______ time as the art of aviation la So far tlon With Progress Of Re- advanced advanced that adverse weather condition* will . not be of such serHef In Mississippi Delui?ondU,oni, . No Airplane Could Have Lived In It Seen Three Floods MARINE COLONEL TAKES OWN LIFE ACCOUNT HEALTH World Fliers Keep To ThCir Schedule And Hop For India & pm^r»pT ^s.? Nervous -Collapse And ~ had comwerk In DEFUNJAK 8 PRINGS. F U . S ept 8.— (IN 8 ) —Outraged a t the vandalism of the 7*0?**r • • n* era tlon In Cutting off hla fl«¥l*f locks, which he had sworn shoe id never be shorn until the r crate sleeted a president Tom Gary * -‘ ‘L' to — H. Gary Creek, of here. Gary i tlon la He did howtv hla Juncture, ho said. Urn him, sad a f te r tying him op, stre t­ ched him bn the ground and using ft pftir of ih M P d h ifii cut off hi* by communists and radical aoc lata. .. V- • - was shaken early today by a bomb blast, apparently intended to wreck the holdings housing the supreme court and the hall of recorda. ' Although no one waa Injured, the ’force of the exploaltlon, which la believed to have been caused by t h r u Infernal machines, blew out dosenn of windows in both build­ ings, ripped greet hoteo In the pavement, and caused a near panle among residerrti living Within lutlf a mile of tho spot. Tho investigation by the polio* bomb squad revealed ia o . Infernal achlnes had boon planted i machines alleyway 1that rune between tiro buildings. Fragmentte of and clockwork found near nsa the that Indicated to the police U tip # bomba had beep H t to axpi . ‘ 'tapeoualy, apparently Mr an pt to wreck the two municipal W*»•' ( gun battle YOUNGSTOWN, 0., 8*| —Peter Auitrielr, «0, was ere today U tho afWrmhth m battle With detectives Sm NEW YOBK. s b wife, Catherine. “u f l 1 m i la e lk skip whirled for H arW r Groeo, Near lead a fte r being a to m Were elnee leal Thursday OLD ORCHARD, SflRL 6.— (INS)—Two may take off simult from here this the atart of at across tho Atlantic i The plane* are "G which I* to start for. KftDuoir n e a rs t, CORUNNA, Spain. “ (IN S )—I f weather corn mit, Cepteln Frank T. British tran-Atlantic fUer, tinue hla IntedrupUd the Asoree, r*~ “ Sanford P< WithVarit can ttart of ’tOWkBI * i Yep ldltlons out In-Utw. M rs Gladys De Capua,' 24, and the oth er a t the U p of tho stairs be shot and seriously wounded her end then be­ completed their thorough, gan ruthlessly running down 'pnd ation of the plane, a data shooting t i ^ t h l l d r e h r - T.t" T Hearet has Insisted upon Tha victims ware: four daugh- will perm it the plane to ‘ over the ocean. tera Anna, flf Elisabeth, 11 s'Marie, Bertaud and Ja 3; Catherine, X months; and two >1, pilot aad navi the plane, are ready fo r Joseph, 28; and Jennie, )3; told po­ and anxious for the hai lice that in each instance, the fa­ pedition to get under ther put the pistol against the wire, Phil Wood and C. A. nead of his victims and pulled the Schiller, who comprise the < Mombhrrd roldlubgwygk rmdgflrol the “ Roval Windsor,” are * trigger, death resulting Instantly. loua to hop off. The “ Royal Windsor," i J <nrcad to descend nt Scar laach, six miles from ha saving St. John’s, Qu#., came to e a rth with lta if expected to arrive om ing to Join “Old Gl There la also the poaslt the “Sir John Carling," WASHINGTON, .Sept. 8.— (IN don, Ontario t* London, B)—A baby apparently smothered plane which waa forced at birth was alive and kicking to* day as a result of tour hours and afternoon In comp and u Oid oOlory" i e r j r ana a half of strenuous labor on the “Old dlst part of tha attending doctors that aor," In a lung dli th .^ literally brought the child back to - E o 'A r w w . ^ '- . life. • The child’s heart was artificially doo-to- London stimulated throughout the period^ th a t tho “ Sir John Carlii bo brought hare to white the doctors sits m e ted In blowing their breath Into its little throat, producing an artificial ___ ^ , to atop a l l breathing and gasping. New Found lend, fo Dr. H. 0. Hadlsy, casual and reconditioning nital ohetratlclaa, and Dr. Gordon were the physicians feat. The child, an performed the fei 8-pound boy born to lira . Weeks. 27, was apparently UfsIeSa The a t birth. Today it was crying lusti­ ly In the hospital's nursery. Infant Born Dead Apparently Lives A fter Treatment g g S E Jc HALIFAX. N. S. Sept *.-(JN8) —Grave fsare are felt hare for th . " tha safe! safety of* 40 crews ‘ ‘ “ Joyce Walters, ported since t h e . neaday, Aug. 24. erve Labor •« u I* keeping w ith . MvW %h ,o o fo .. ■ 511 Windsor, wF •Royal W continue Ita Interrupted I Windsor,, Ontario to Win nd. . According to present plane, planes will leave tk* sandy way together a t 2 o'clock ' ternoon. Th# “ Royal Wind* fly wltli tho “Old Glory" until ou* over the Atlantic o then hood for New . . Whore a etop- la planned W FEAR FOR FISHERMEN ’ COURTNEY STANDS READY SEEKING 4 ’ , for to allow L*. CARIBOU, Mala* (IN3>—Cheered by ef apccutare, the L s a i lx>ndon maaeplene “Sir Carling," took off potato Meld a t “* b er>e*4»JL£ /Ai •-v>v hock. several reaid His.: From Revenge YOUNGSTOWN, 0., S e p t 5.— (IN S)----- After killing his wife, four c hildren and two grandchild­ ren and wounding his daughter-in­ law, policeman, and two other poo* pie her Saturday night, Tony Do pus, 43, today was reported to recovering In City Hospital from bullet wounda Inflicted by police bgfore he was captured. lira. Gladys De Capua, n daugh­ ter-in-law, who was a t firs t re­ ported among the dssd, le In City Hospital where her condition sold to be critical • De Capua had been out of work for about two months. He retu rn ­ ed home as usual, a fte r leaking employment, Saturday night. At supper, he and hla^rifr-engA ged la a. bitter quarrel over flaaneial m atters, according to survivors of the family. Immediately afterw ards ho went to hla room and presumably ob­ tained a pistol thsre. Returning to the first floor, he asked hie wife Jennie 43, to accompany him to the cellar. In order to ahow her some Improvements he was making In the frk E bln. ; He then shot hip wife to death losionOf Bombs Peftce Society n Brooklyn Shakes Record Hall petin May. Court YORK. Sept. 6 .- ( I N S I — n Cleveland TheNEW business dletrict of Brooklyn 1,n*d. A denial of this, however, a* elicited from authorities. TAMPA, Fla., Sept. 6. (IN S)— [investigation Into P etty’a dls- Leonard Thompson, charged with will continue to New Orleane WedCLEVELAND, Sept. 8—When Ipearence was started about three being an Accomplice of Benjamin neady. the Republican National Committed CLEVELAND. Bopt 1. (IN8 )— Thursday Secretary HoovUr will unths ago when Mrs. P e tty Is ai­ Levins, convicted murderer whose H# sub-group to select the led to have confessed the crime brutal-slaying of Lonnl* Mhrrill, visit Louisiana parishes and Fri- 1928 presidential convention city Tho Geneva Conference being a Rev. Thomas F . Pardue. prlmit- his wife and three children as they dy will be In IfslviUe, La., going to Cleveland will be among the first failure official ayes are looking forB Baptist m inister, following her slept shocked this section, will go Little Rock Saturday night. Ten cities to enter bids to entertain the war<Up a scheduled conference of IM (Knterican Peace Society to be Inversion a t a revival conducted on trial, here tomorrow. < days or two weeks will be con­ gathering. heh h e im V lf a y UI28, when It,la r the Divine. Mra. Petty denied sumed on th is trip. A sufficient amount of money to Thompson was implicated by the hop d better progress wUI bh made aking the confession. finance and entertain the Republi­ confession of Levins. The U tter C Migraas Theodore E. Bur cans National Convention here In I Authorities were a t a loss to ac- sentenced to death. Levins, it was 1928 ha* already been raised, ac­ too, of Ohio, ptalident of the to lunt for the difference In Mrs. later dUtovered, w ai a psychopath-, # _ -Btty’s alleged confession th at the k subject and wuh discharged from ' I ’ r j T h ^ i r S f ’n P n l l l P cording to Col. Carmi A. Thomp­ clet u la now In Eu/ope for the purson, who leads the Cleveland group Jy of her fatheV, a fte r being the arm y in 1918. becauseof this. ■* " - M * V la I J t l l v U u l C sashing the meeting. It U antici­ poa. i of officially Inviting rtpresan tail ret of various European cotin' _cked in a trunk, wa* taken to a His attorneys are planning to ap­ pated that 1160,000 with see the trod to attend the clntannUl calc |nely countryside and buried, and peal for commutation of the death convention through and that bration. L fact th a t P etty’a body, posi, ‘ ; ' amount has been raised, a t this vely identified, was found in. the sentence on grounds of insanity. According to neeopunooa already -$MI»paoiro. attorneys will op­ KARACHI, India, Sept. 8. (INS) date, the Colonel’s secretary states. received,, tha greatest gathering of utment of the dwelling Mrs. GstThis amount la baaed an the ex­ n formerly occupied. •. pose admission of Levina (cstl> Adhering rigidly to their schedule, mony a t the coming trial a a ^ ’inpenditures of the 1924 National etaUsmen and diplomats assembled According to the alleged con- kompetent." The arrest of Levins the round-the-world filers, Ed­ Republican Convention which met In this country atnse the naval luuw ard F. Schle and WiUUm S. ilon, r e p o r te d ly Rev. P«nh»e, here In the Public Auditorium. The Ration conference at Washington s. Gatlin nuraed a smouhHrlng and Thompson last May caused Brock, hopped .-off a t 0:30 o’clock city's municipal gathering place la Will be In a ttends nee. riots In which al* were killed and this morning in the “Pride of De­ am l for her father th a t was being enlarged and will be even a President Calvin Cbolldgs has • . . tro it" for Allahabad, India. oned Into flame when she rctu™ ' 40 injured. greater attraction than It was four expressedgreat Interest In the <me night to find Petty ehoklng Brock and Schlee arrived here at yeara ago. ' peace conference and has agreed WALKER LANDS ITALIANS 1 3 o’clock i wife. The g irl, according to tesyeaterdey afternoon from The sub-committee to select the to serve as honorary .chair man of Imony a t a Coroner’s Inquest, re­ >B«nder Abbas, Persia. They were VENICE, Italy, Sept fr-(IN S ) greeted by officials of the Royal 1928 meeting place will be appoint­ the centennial cflat>retlon committted the story to the minister pa ed sometime li> September, accord­ —“As mayor of the Urgest Italian bout these words :Air Force and a large crowd aa ing to CoL Thompson. Immediatecity in the world’* Mayor James J , Listed on the program, which, of -When I started to Protect imot.h- Walker of New York praised the the plane swooped down on the after the group la named a |r, we got Into a ffpnt and I“ther American citizens of ItalUn origin field of the Royal Force Airdrome. leveland delegation headed by course will be InternM Ifral in am­ ion. Next morning «t breakfast, today a t a luncheon tendered him A. slight leakage in one of the Thompson wtll adek it out In Wash- plitude are some a t the world’s prominent speakers, and it Is ihtn mother and sister wenJ * 0,l*’ a t the Hotel Royale DanUlll. Pres­ gasoli/ie tanka of the “Pride of De­ Ington and urge thnt Cleveland bo eased hope of officials of 1928 convention [ .truck him with the axe while he ent a t the luncheon were Count troit*^ was repaired last night and selected as the ty th at out of J h * Clove, jrss eating. J Orel, PixiesU of Venice and Count everything made in readiness for confereno# way come **a (a also understood here that In­ “He fell to the floor and asked Volpl, Italian minis Ur of France. an early s ta r t before the fliers re­ H tired. Brock and Schlee were given fluential groups are tasking to ihy ere you trying to kill me T I Democratic n rousing send-off by Royal At* bring the National aok the axe again and struck him l e a g u e o f n a t io n s htful persons can aUnd and Convention to Cleveland although Force fliers and the doten or so |wo more blows/ I burned Ws no definite announcements have nd my clothes, which were bloody, GENEVA. Sept. 6.— (INS)— American* who are residents of been forthcoming. wrapped him in several blankets achisvement." Senor Gusnl, of Uruguay, was Kareehl. nd placed the body in the trunk, Allahabad U 928 miles from elected president of the League of i Rtv. Pardue, who started the in- Nations assembly today receiving Karachi by air. From there, the GIVON a w upon ptstigation of the murder when na filers plea to hop t e C akutte. • 24 out of the 47 votes cast. furnished the authorities with tne PARIS, | a A 8 - ( I N 8 ) - U o« alleged confession, conducted tea funeral services for the slain man yesterday. N • ____ Man Whose Hair Was Cut ..Will Declares Intention Row Follows Argument With Wife Over Expenses Result­ ing In Shooting Scrape And . Deaths Of Seven In Family [« E 3 S r S £ CleVelandLminches ■ MoveToGeLG.D.P. f f r . .Vicksburg {tomorrow. an ‘ Inspection at Vicks-, Conventidri' burg, tho Secretary and his party e WITH HB PISTOL “Sir John Carl so Belli?M ade! KILLING SEVERAL dy 1V> Mak, AT DRESDEN SHOTiTOB BY UNKNOWN MAN HELD Tompson A lleged Ire currsnt here today th a t the Jy of Petty’s wife, who died sud- Accomplice Levine. nly a short while after the mill -oman disappeared, would be ex- Is Tried Tomorrow leave Aftfi* LAXEVILLA^ 111., Sep*. 5 - ( ,N 1)—Gene Tunney today got down j the task of conditioning himself the September 22nd fight with * Dempeey. Tunney today called his first into at since he i Chuck Wi Plan IsTo MAN RUNS AMUCK At 20’clock T( SAID n ic A H ^ B H I SUV**" [Champ Begins Hard Training Grind Today K ‘‘Old Glory” And* al Windsor” Maj TogatherlfWi Conditions FaY morolng&aa 4 L 5 * wlU h e : th a v �«3 (»K -' . ■ i f l E S '; ' I ^ *f♦# . v H ** •r^-vri a ijg jf lg a a g p a f f i f f i P <*s T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , B A T t W P A Y .S E P T E M p E R 3 . ■ i *‘ grfc r a VVho’ll Win? .1 J Vu 4j| Wifi ' iV of V?. mum who refused to slide one fine day and w*a fined-$30; Smith was tho bimbo who hit Dave • Bancroft ifirit and didn’t even explain nfterw ard, suffering a month's au»- i rifTp pppAim IARE SLATED FQR AINla ahtONDlTRAnF in SPRING spring15 ''*;S" ,v'S ",,hr TRADE IN . s -s ; t .«• r • fev to know Mm, is tho unknown or ’4sV D re y f u s s W lllln K T o P a r tW U h C u y le r, S m ith A n d U n n n m e d ent wprk when Bernard had almost P i tc h e r ; D e a lR u m o re d W ith 1X0 use for indifference. k>; H ed a; G ia n ts S e e k R h e m ' "tn7 } *ct *» that Cuyler Mi _____ I will be praying centcrficld and, DAVIS J. WALSH ' *•*»«* steadily, i • . u „ . for the.C incinnati R**d.* next seav n n i ' a ! r “,*£r . *on, th at Hnghley CtJIs will he NE\V ' 9 ^ ’ 3-—-Regard-1playing second base .or t*u» Pirates. j •** less of whether the Pittsburgh ?ft aJao lt my inf^rmnttev, •'•V. Pete 1 finite*-w in the pennant and the i Dohobue. Cincinnati pitcher, will, w riter now tt prepared to disap- bo with the. Pirates end that Bubprove of them very seriously if bles H argrave and Eppn Rixlcy, they don t - t h c general nbtionshad; Cincinnati, .wii! be no man knows g ot about today that the good, old where Bernard Dreyfuas, will do a MtJ i am unaj,)e to any whether Ber*. c « . _ , .. ■ , of hou,c cleaning before tb e id e s j nanj j, | ntPrea(^i in Rubbles, with O n l y , 0' -?0" ^ spring are with us the poMlbln exception of those ■^ n « o n R n f F i n n P l o l d again,-According to the good word ^f„nn(j on the , | m nf ft glass, i’osU n c e B u t f i n e r l e l a - j i n {hi* locality, Hazen Cuyler. out- ' jbiy he Ilin.ti bccauW! , hpy , ny lie Slipped into Philadelphia, which is Pcrhaps JacK Dempsey Is aaklitg e» j »Uu **’ ^John Hoe, the famous Iwb#t Bernard does with or without ihe cards to tell him whother he’U , -„ . , , . ,John, p nitcher, are due to go awny | provocation, nnd tried some of his beat Ceno Tunney when they . - - f o r he second time in as many from there with B ernards best ' , ick. citv tnIk upon thp Phillies meet at.Chicago next month. And days the Celery-Fcds y esterd ay -w lsh cs-fo r a broken leg. | on the „llbJect „f\ j | mmy Wilson, pgaln, perhaps not. Jack<ap>nda tflumphed over the S t 1 *t.erl “T * ! The Pirates were a game in front catcher. A hns- and-hoss trade of many moments each day. playing • n llla lr a . * f .• ij . n sam e score, U « 0 . In- today and headed for the open and. Smith for Wilson doesn’t sound c cldentally the proteges of Lecjln the general excitement incident j plauaible, however, because after r i r f i r a a X T / ^ n rfcT A XTTv put the game on ice In .the and indigent to a world series, if f t they only pay off on socks to ^ I T v A N G L P L A N E eighth inning by scoring two ru n * |am! and nt a | J# BCm ard might go the outfielder nn.l not to the law.i * ^ [ Vi JURt as they, had, done on the day far as to forget to remember. | Meanwhile, there nre two sides1 p**Tl0Ha*. I . J ’ff . I But Bernard usunliy is not th at to everv trade nnd Rhem‘will bc- Until the fatal eighth it was a kind of a plcola. . .. ’come n Giant if ami only when M c - J H A R R O R . G R A P E ' . pitchers battle fcotween. old man Cuyler was tho poor unfortunate Craw* lays plenty on the d^arf line. vai% X X V /X ^ ^George Cusack and Dewy 'Alver(Continued From Page One) . ' sen, southpaw heaver who two Princess IjiwA-ns-tein-Wdrtil'ilm, years ago tossed ’em over for the who left Upavon, Knglnnd early Feds. With tho honors about even, Wedneaady morning in an attem pt A lvanon went into the eighth nnd to fly across tho ocean. n * ptpcecded to blow up. Four hits If the reports that a piano's ben­ gpd a sacrifice fly did the dirty . 'con was seen nre authentic, * it werk but it was not enough to heat CHICAGO, Sept. (INH)—The the Chicago Coliseum Club thrent- would appear that the “St. Rnph Atverson, n trick the Feds love to injunction boys arc at it again. ened' to make things unpleasant i act’* kept tn schedule during the • pull but they nre seldom able. Cusack pitched steadily, being An atmosphere, apparently essen­ on the grounds that Dempsey was first half of its flight across the especially tight in the pinches. He tial to every present-dny major under contrnct to fight for him. Ho'occan then flew fur off its course. wgp knickcd for only six sacrifices, boxing event, wns being manufac­ Inter tried to stop the Philadelphia What is believed to have been the \ lust trace of the missing plane was one a three bagger by Brown in the tured hereto day as Inwnuits—and fight, but fulled. threats of lawsuits—designed nt Yesterday, this same B. C. Clem­ several hundred miles southeast of fifth. Alverson gave up 10 hits, three of which ’’Pug" Allen secured. stopping -the impending Tunncy- ents, on behalf of his club, asked Now- York City, a point fa r away Cusack started the bajl rolling in Dpmp»6y brawl, were thrown into the Cook County circuit court to from the course of th^ aviators In- * enjoin Jack Dempsey from appear­ tended to fly to Ottawa. the eighth Inning rally with n sharp the judicial g ' ist. ,This atmosphere—of quarreling ing in the world's title bout sched­ Canadian officials searching for single. The JSainta’ pnly threat was in ' lawyers and tip-toeing sleuths uled for Soldiers Field Sept. 22. the plane have been informed by the fifth but some good fielding I armed with mysterious papers— The complnint is the same aa bu- the Brittlsh. a ir m inistry th a t n prevented the visitors from scoring. I on,y augers, according to those of fore, that the cx-champ has not as light was seen,midway across tho | ln,tbo eighth Sanford’s half Cusack [cynical bent,-the coinpicto success yet fulfilled his obligation to the At'antic#im Wednesday night by I the Gvrnmn-Amerienn oil tanker . singled but was forced at second hy of Tex Rickard’s greatest promo- Coliseum Club. Beaxley, Hoke promptly pilfered '.tional venture, ‘ Tex Rickard; George Get*, his Josiuh Macy. Tho- spot where' tho second and came home on Bill Fey- 1 Moat important of the legal Illinois promoter; the state b o x - ^ 'ow Yra^ *;®n in l *,e 5* Jr.wni „ i? er’a oae-tim er to center. Pog Allen oveitu'cs now in tho cocoon stage ing com m issioner, and Floyd I 53:[6 .u"d u?*Ltud? singled fo rh is third time and Bley- ls an echo of Tex Rickard’s 1U20 Fitxsimmons, an Indiana promoter, ' ‘"dicnt.i.g that the St. Raphael had era went to third. He scored a inln. gesture to hold a heavyweight worn also name,I with Dempsey as “ W*. n«Kotinte»l ‘ho first half of ute later on Crowe’s sacrifice to left championship match in Chicago. defendants in the suit. A hearing ltf" ! j . . „ . i i | l.^lof sighting the planes light 5was field- Bailey singled to left and Al­ A t.th ft tltnc Dwnpsey was cham P I contained in a wirtdesa meisdge ten went to sccondt He and Bailey , pum, and one- B. C. Ciemeota--of granted next Tuesday. ‘picked up from the JosiaRM acy by advanced a base on a wild throw ! 1 " ' » . r the Irish Broadcast Ing Company. hy Alverson. Dunbar ended things *’ • r i» ’ it u r n h it s i m i Tho other report, cpiunating ,f'oin Halifax, stated th n t the PH ILA DELNIIA Sept. 3 - Dutch Steamship lilijdcnljk had (IN S)—-Although Babe Ruth hit seen the light of n plane nt 6 A. [ BOX SCORE bin 41th home run of the season M. G. M. T. Wednesday (1 A. M. Spnford AB It yesterday, ‘ Buster Gehrig swatted New York Daylight Time) nt Inti- ^ ; Bedslry. rf ...,8 I |two of thorn nnd is only one bohir 1 tude 30.28 north and Ungitudo 04.3 I Meyer, 2b .. 0 ______ the Rnnbino, Gehrig also hit two west, a point 420 miles southeast H. Allen, cf J STATE PRISON,/ ItALEIGH, singles and gained considerable of New York City, and far off tho Crowe, 3b .. I Dailey, If .... O.N. C., Sept 3— (IN S)— Indontit- ground in the ra-e for league hat­ plane’s course. • 0 jcble Charley Mungum, idol cd tho ting honors. Ruth la still five horn:.D unbnr, If Meanwhile, with hopes of the Hi- I era behind his 1 J ‘ 21 record. 1 state bastile, does not w ear-th e Friable, ss ... «r* being f«.'jnd nlive detreusing'V 0 ! mythical southern middleweight Riddle, c ..... (.hourly, every agency nt the coin­ ROSS CHALLENGES Cusack, p 0 | crown today, but he awoke >this . iv-nnd of Cnnudn wns being pressed — | morning to find himself, rating one tin the search for tho file's. All £ CHICAGO, Sept. 2—(IN S)— Totals -------- 31 2 10 27 U 1 1notch higher in southern fistiann. fSSR m Jtg* Feds Stage 8th Inning Rally For Two Runs Just As They Did In Game OnDayBefore * — — . ■ Cusack Gives Up Only 6 Safeties *-- Saints Threaten l in IT Cuts Off Runs CTuchrr *nt SIGHTED NEAR A Herald Classified Ad first of ail gets results—there is no other medium cir­ culated in Seminole Countyiri which your message will reach more readers‘than The Herald. If you want to sell or buy, rent a house or store, -trade your car, travel, find something or advertise.your business you will find the surest, quick­ est arid cheapest method, is a Herald Classified Ad. ’ - Injunction Boys Be gin Their Work Beseiging Dempsey With LawSuits bIiC""""' l Cost Is o ”h" Prison .Boxer Wins ...... iGlory But Fails To T »* Take Championship rsburg AB R H PO A Welch, 2b .......... 4 Gibson, If ............4 0 0 3 0 Buuza, r f ........... 3 0 1 1 0 •Brown, cf ........... 4 0 • 2 6 0 Funk, 3b ............3 0 0 1 2 Wilma, sa 3 0 1 3 1 Faull, lb ;......... 3 0 1 7 1 EchoJI, c ...._____ 2 0 0 3 1 Hud*ina, c ...... 0 0 1 0 Alverson, p '____ 3 0 0 0 1 & £ r s f c js — The cost of a classified ad is trisignifigant wheri comparCd to the results they frequently obtain. Many a house has been sold for $10,000 and more • thru the medium of a 25c want ad. Perhaps you have just what someone .is looking for—perhaps its vice versa; at any rate yoii can readh more ^people at less cost by using' a Hdra'Id Classi­ fied Ad than thru any other medium in Seminole County. .- « • * » -id.« up some word of the Princes* and £ 0 went up agnlnst the stlf/est propo-' distances^ there la no roaion her two companions, but without* Olsition of his short and sensational whjytho tig prises should bo won. , O'caroer last night in n gruelling 10 foreigners.” Thus speaks N o r - ; ~ . , ; „ .. 0 rounds with Spike Webb, claim ant |"«n Boss, Runner-up in the Catu’^ ^ Ber.8‘s “ lh ‘ l,,'e O.to the southern title, and,’ accord- !,,n* swim last y ear, who wantjuto M11*/8 ,nttJ . ha.Tc been lo . OJ Ing IV newspaper decision! got the ^ Vlerkoetter. the w ' k# “ « • ' “n,,,n« Rt 80»'« -■ o better end of the arg u m en t I i ranchman Michael, and the Can-' f pot .l". or Newfound-f 0 | Mnmrum put up u good fight atlian C«»nrge Young, In a four-cor- 1 an,l\ ‘J1*1 t.h,L*‘r emerRoncy ta -j 0 throughout the rounds, but Wobh International mntch contest. thern^ allvo for st-v-, " «rnl «li>yg. Or, on tho other hand, I ~ ! was a glutton for punishment, and ) I if the ‘‘St. Raphael’’ was forued Totals ....___ 30 0 0.24- 0 ° | tho convict’s famous ’’pilson Scorn by innings: phm h” fulled to m aterialise for Sanford ...... ......... 000 000 02x—2 knockout. rollapaihlc rubber , SL Petersburg . .. 000 00? 00A—0 lifeboat carried by tho flier* will Summary: Three base hits, keep them afloat until rescued li^ Brown; Two base hits, Dunbar; some skip. . fice, Crowe; Stolen bases, Mrs. Hamilton, wife of the “S t,, y, Funk. Double plays, Raphael's” pilot, ha* not given up Welch to Wilms to Faull; Crawe hope for the rfafety of her* hux- I ORLANDO, Fla.,, Sjpt. 3. (INS) to Meyer to Bailey. Wild pitches, band and his two companions. She NATIONAL LEAGUE -'M a n s for lengthening the tourist Alverson. Bases on balls, off CusBoston 3, Brooklyn 2. season wero discussed a t a meeting •undo tho following statement to k 1; Alverson 1. Struck oiit, by Cincinnati 5; .Chicago 0. , here yesterday between Jerry \V. | iHtornutiorml News Service: uaack 4; Alverson ,2. Time of Pittsburgh 5; St. Louis 3. Carter, sta te hhtol comrr.l»*ionfr _*T stjll hkve the highest hope. e 1:20. Umpirea, Raphun and Other, not scheduled. and representative of tranxporta-1There is really so little one rnn hr. . . ; lion lines, hotel owners and oper- say when everybody brink* Mich gloomy messages, yet I am Mira1 ntfvs. AMERICAN LEAGUF. that I^>s|le will be found. Under tho plans outlines by Philadelphia 2 ; New York 12. “But I nm Just bucking in Chicago 6; Cleveland 7. Commissioner C arter, six- wcoks St. Louis 3; Detroit 2. will bo udded to )ho first and Inst knowledge of Lealie’a Ability and Only three scheduled. or the season, thereby making it of Col. Minchin’s relord against trapractically elx months duration in­ menilnu* odds. I know what these1 men ore like when they are in a •FLORIDA STATE LBNGUE stead of three. 1 _ tight come**, and it is that which* Sanford 2 ; St. Petersburg 0. C arter’s program calls for ex­ tGO, v Sept, a!— (IN S) — i Miami 4; Tampa 3. tensive advertising and soliciting j makes me so confident. fta r hie tumultuous receptSar»*ota 2; Orlando 4. ........ ... * realise th at the odds are tr#-i Tunney arose today and north and cast by a well trained1!lwn.‘io u 11 wouUPprobaMy be e a f a th at he would not npj SOUTHERN LEAGUE corps of men, capable of answering _ rtUlf ‘/If* w«re flying a seaplane! in hla first public workout unChattanooga 3; Memphis 4 ( II ), intelligently* all questions on Flor-*rmth*'7 fonday. The champion is in ex­ B machine, but Birminghsav 11; Mobile 0. Ida and Florida Ufa. romehow I fee! th a t they will be it condition and is displaying Atlanta 2; New Orleans 4. . about getting down to Transpurtntioh lines arc being lhi\ * I ‘i«for will be picked.Nashville Q; little Rock 3. »us training. requested to (Mi into effect spe* ' lJkii >y » J'hip. In the meantime. | j | am a conservative liver” he I / V i l cisl rates for .U -w e e k . Prior to f j , , ” 111" * lained-today, “and always keop SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE the official season and Ihe six ! ? " ' i u fonfldcnt stmi^how, /■*! /a irly fit. My three months G renville 10*1; Charlotte 2-2. weeks following tho usual cb»e j f u & » u W J T,. Speculator served to whip mo in Macon 4-5; Knoxville 8-6. ' of the season. Hotel owner, and b*t ^TB i . tL K the stu p e I wanted. I will keep Augusta 2; Asheville 7. U pcratars are being aaked to take t a l worW ” P‘’ie as sam e pace I struck there, work- . Spartanburg 2; Columbia 7. | special rates to all tourists t„h.- WDmnn »» tnc worltl-____________ i 'm g . gradually until - two before the f ig h t Then I inSOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE ! T (Z li an \ at thJ f r fareS* A bi«* mirror placed in a dull co­ <plunge into Intensive trainSavannah 0-4, Pensacola'-3-0. I J s . ” 1" “ i *, h- « * > • “ * 111 need'sbout two more sPV- (second 7). . . ' season was discussed.at the recent ■at _ p artn ers and intend to keep darks nvjUt 7-12: Columbus 4-rt, meeting of Florida Hotel Associa­ six busy from then on.” i_ - Figures compiled by the W ash­ Montgomery 0; St. Augustine 5. tion and it was*the unanimous de­ ington. D. C., traffic bureau show Albany 2; Selma 8. cision of the meeting , that the th a t five PIRATES *' per cent of thnt city’s plans outlined by Mp. Carter were automobile easuallties are esa* 3 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE prarthahle and should go into.ef­ /by persons walk Y0 k K . Sept. 3 into the s Newark fl; Buffalo, 14. fect. il League per of moving motor Tehicl!es. -\r,' Jersey City 2; T o ro n to J* (10). four club P-'tlm ore 5; Rochester .There are 1«_.. women mutely Other, rain. then men in EngL Ing * t- phys perso {one to AMERICAN ’ ~ ^ ' ^ y ym iiyiHli Nairobi, East ." b,’h S In; one Toledo 10-2; . orate is pianola* j nl \ f »S Sw ltserland; o (second 7. darkn "U h all modern Ja p an ; one to Mtaneiprlbi A»'• , eluding oleetrid i l.fMC • “ yi w » to ever 'O nly games own'bakery. . -1 •' . n r™ Saft ‘ R, 10 i ncrr'1 ' |j »Ga r ter Discusses:™ vjcliS11L‘“-,h° h'”K 'l” 1,1 Plans To Extend Results Of Games The Tourist Season • ihney Takes His |e Getting Down i R igid Training • •A 1. j £ .!!»( - - Wi A courteous, 'exeriehced, at. )u de: at yt or o] - y j - m U l& & i fSSh- . V‘ * ‘ 1 LArfv. ■A Hi^ �Z l.-z l( TTf *** : « TW O A Woman’s Faith le Sanford Herald --•■ - -• ■ . ■ . . . ...____ M N pt a t M if* r4. H M l lt 111 M i n a l U At m im . 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A J r r r t l a e r a . a n * A J e e r l la l a B a ta w h irl, r r ^ a l r e a r a r k Pak-> tr .n e ia r k rr l a n k a l l ta a ■r a n a k a u d it a f a a k a r r l p t l a a Mata I t la v e rify a k a a la lrlr a ll a t rlr e .la tla a aa w r i t aa • t k a a l a r a . m r ik o lu . I0NDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1027. T IIK IIK IIA I.D 'S rilU C R A M r la r l l r a a * r u p H lr a * . TjSlal Ir a Gan. e e p rr u a t r r rn a lr fa J a rk a a n ’o a a lr u rlln a a f HI. J o a a a la d ln x i H l i r r ratal. a a t t c a r a l l u a a f m o n th ly " I 'd r l W eek . ■ ( a r a l lu i a f h a ll* la s yn k a a a e a , h o te l* . a p a r l m o n r 'N e a aeraa . r w a a i s l l r C k eaf. '• a y l r l l o a u l rlly k e n a tlfa . m rrrfra a . a#w a a * m n * t r a h n a p lta l. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY HE JOY OFF HIGHTEOUSIKSS:—Rejoice in the Lord, ye ghteouaft and give thanks at the icmbrance of His holiness. )m 97:12. JRAYER: We do rejoice, Lord, it light is sown for the righte» , and gladness for the upright - heart. Earle Sande, Amerjca’s premier jockey, has lost his best friend. Marion Sande, his wife, is dead. W ith the pass­ ing of his helpmate, the clear-eyed Norse boy, the idol of millions of tu rf followers, has lost the companionship of one who offered him his greatest inspiration in reaching the pinnacle of horsemanship. There is a beautiful story in the lives of these two which only the death of Marion Sarnie has brought to light. . •* It was back in the days when Earle Snndo was be­ ginning, his remarkable career that he m arried Marion Casey. Shortly thereafter the little inrkev was te*"m soriously ill and for a long time he hovered between life and ^ gave nim u|) but not Marion Sande. Acting as his nurse and his inseparable companion, the plucky wife brought him back to health and another s ta rt on the road to fame. It was in 192-1 that Sande, with dad luck still following in his footsteps, suffered another misfortune. While riding a t Saratoga, he was spilled by his horse and his leg was broken. For months the jockey lay in a hospital while even his closest friends were dubious about him ever being able to ride again. Sande said he would come back and in this be­ lief his, wife joined wholeheartedly. With her faith as a re­ assuring factor, Sande did ride again and with even greater success than before. Then another obstacle appeared in the veteran rider’s path. He begun to get fat. Again his wife came to the rescue. She arranged a djet for him so he could make his riding weight. To assist her husband, Mrs. Sande began to diet with him. to act as a companion and pace-maker. The jockey made his weight and ngain rode off to victory, but the hardship was too much for his wife. Her health had been undermined by the rigid diet and she was taken ill and pass­ ed away. A brave little woman diet! for the man she loved. Mother’s love guides a man ulong the straight road, but it’s inspiration of a wife’s love that spurs him on to success. When others doubted, Marion Sunde never faltered in her faith- What a comfort, what a cheering thought for him to know that. Earle Sande realized while she .was here wiiat his wife meant to him. Hill there are others who do not. it’s, the irony of fate thut sometimes makes us fail to appreciate what we "have until we have ulready lost it. 0- i ------- o rhaps Almae will now stick to uniform of the Army of the rd and let th at of the United ites 'Navy along:—Galnsville It is rather indecent for the y to be running around with Navy, Isn’t It? -— ,i . n “ Sanford ouiiuorij firrm Herald u ujjiucb opines th uuu at iv It ■j. c i t i n g so nowadays th a t you simply nobt'Jy unless a bomb been exploded on your front / —Time* Union. Happy ht. We will get rid of the front porch caller and also “somebody."—Croes iCIty w hat people a hundred .from now will think when discover an old newepaper In and find nothing but airnews In It. Huch publicity be just as strange to them f t ‘day newspapers carried article* about every railroad Ifn that "hop* off." . --------o--------Ifugh Osborne, publisher of the still# Tribune, wound up a tour southern part of the state » brief atop a t the Prea* office week: He 1* a Canadian by . en enthOolostic Floridag by ference, and le m aking the Trib­ ute beat pap er It ha* ever been, ennont Prexa. Hugh used to be cog in the machinery of The Herald.' U ’> Tarpons a re o«t in i of th* Sanford Celerydefeat the Burk*men T he/d d. fte n t i m e s . O ur bor* out o ften “ arasote Times. .—Sanford H erCan defeat out of ten Elton J. Moughloi Architect A lw a y s A C h a n c e ......................... F ir-t 'e ” l Btnk Bid, 1«'tord. Fl« 1 A Doer Of Thing*. I'sin it Motor Truck*. Makea Idlers Sometimes. • Women Trust Men. Curia Com in it Rack BY ARTHUR BRISBANE tuprrlakt ItTT S» Star City Advantages At C ounty Taxes l«. YOU READ “ REPORTER kilts himself” and it occurs to you th at you haven’t seen that before. Act­ ors, doctors, bankers, idlers kill themselves. Reporters write about it, they don't commit suicide. Re­ porters don't kill themselves, first, because life to them is interesting. They study and report it. Every reporter having repo’ted more thnn one suicide knows thnt suicide is foolish, it means failure and it is futile. There is always another chance. In I-oeli Arbor' Ent your coke and h a „ , too? Here’s How if s <jonej Loch Arbor: City mini* ces. no assessments, (V^ "ITALIAN AMBITION worries the French/' So reads a dispatch froth Pa> is. Mussolini is starting flying ma­ chine routes leading from Rome in all directions, es|>ecially to Turkey and the east, so interesting to the French. Mussolini says “go" and every­ thing in Ituly moves forward. In Franee it is not so. You have seen foxhounds coupled together, before the hunt. One pulls one way the other another. They make little progress. Taxes—can TIIK REST (IF the world will watch Mussolini and Italy, and wonder how much one man can do. France need not worry, her powe> is ns great us ever. Her task is to prove that French intelligence can manage France on u Democratic basis, without calling in some weak fueed pretender from the drugs of a royal race, «r some strong jawed dictator, a modern superman, to rule the others. Mean What You Say DeForest-Sanlor! Realty Co. Box 339 H. C. VIELE Select Christmas ^ ( l i f t s N O W nil o u r new Jeweler Prompt ‘V s* Service easy payment plan 108 Majfnolia .. LOANS J. H. JACKSON Phone 611 112 E. Second St. Phone 23t AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC CO. 1st. St. & Oak Ave. “Bond G ra d e-Z ip S e rv ic e ” Quality first of all—servloe thnt is swift and certain— prices thnt are fair always. You will enjoy dealing with u>—why not try us now? Only the fest of time can tell you about amain* tion materials— our yearH of s e rv ic e qualify us It assist you in. making your selections and our repata< lion of faithfulness is your guarantee. Security Lumber Co. ~ TH E YARD WITH A MILL B A C K IN G Holly Ave., nt 11th. 12th, 13th Sir Phone 797 520 Maple Art Bond Grade Zip Service DirectJM-Wattr'RouUio THIS MARRYING BUSINESS W EW YORl EWEST and most luxurious cosstt steamers afloat offer you comfort I convenience supreme. N SAILINGS FROM JACKSONVILLE TO NEW 10 Calling a t C harlailon S. S. S. S. Evsry Monday, Thursday and Saturday at 3 P M. S. Cherokee September S. Mohawk September S. Algonquin September S. Seminole ’ September 9 Fridoy’a Sailing Direct Special Summer Service JACKSONVILLE and MIAMI FROM JACKSONVILLE Every Tuesday 4 P. M. To N«w York City......... $3(5.34 one wsy J Vi ta round BT To Charleston,8. C....... $13.00 " " $l*-°° ' To Bo.too. M u*........... $43.63 *’ “ V £-»*•" , TO MIAMI $16.17 EACH WAY k ^ m. ^ Through tickets and baggage checked to all principal northern r**°r*2 i / J , ^ » I* •< a| FROM MIAMI Every Thursday 19 A- SUMMER FARES FROM JACKSONVILLE OUR WEALTH V'iM FLORIDA Select Building Materi; W ith C are £T£ Phone 135 Yard J A C K S O N V IL A slogan thal means much, a basis upon which has been founded an organization thnt serves, fully, completely, suc­ cessfully. OMPAN I their reservation. It is purely a white man’s improvement for the benefit of white men. But after the white men had given the NavaGREBNVILf.E NEWS jo, Osage and some other Indians It I* no tribute to South Carolina than make m arriage easier," says about the w o n t land they could pick out for their reservatlns, fate th at it is diverting much of the The Observer, “It should be muile decided that oil. should be struck more difficult. If ■ couple is not In m arryinr business nway from the a financial position to pay a license on the land und of the Navajos and borderline counties of North Caro­ fee of five dollars (and the inci­ of the Osages also. The Osage Indians are looked lina. The Tarheel state has a phys­ dental examination fee), then that ical examination law for prospec­ couple is in no flnaneinl position after by enterprising white men that sell them whiskey for large tive bridegrooms, safeguard for to he mnrrled.” sums, and get uway the rest of the society thut all states should have Better strateg y for North Curuend will have as they become en­ lina than reducing fees and elimin­ money when they are drunk <nr in­ lightened. South Carolina has re­ ating the examination low is to sure their lived, and then kill them pudiated such a statute In its Gen­ wait until South Carolina adopts to collect the Insurance. Uncle Sam is opparently taking eral Assembly several times. similar legislation, a* it eventually a hand in the game with the Nava­ To become married in North will. It is hard to m arry and easy jos. He has arranged to build the Carolina ccuts 111, whereas one to divorce in N orth Carolina, where bridge, take half the cost, $100,000, can have the Job done in this state as it is easy to m arry and Impossl- from the oil profits of the Navajo for a dollar or two, depending on ible to divorce in South Carolnia. Indians, abuut all they would get in where one goes. Some of the coun­ Everything in this sta te is made a year. ties in North Carolina favor a re­ for matrimony, and aince we make This will not eurprlse the poor duction of m arriage fees so aa to it an indissoluble life-tim e contract compete more equitable with the we should nt least throw such rr- Navajos. Honest treatm ent would state, but The Charlotte-Observer rtrictions around i t os will induce surprise them. wisely frowns on the Ides. “ Rather reasonable contem plation._______ WHEN PRESIDENT Coolidire ►| assured the nation th at “our sir service is being perfected, and our ' whole military establishment is be­ GAINSV1LLBNEW8 ing made worthy of the power a n d » ’ dignity cf this great nation," he And the wealth of the smaller piade good news. Some measure of the growth of wealth in the United States ran be concerns In America and of IndiBut how does m r s ir service,! found in a recent statem ent by the duuls from the highest to the low- compere with jthst of *En:fand. est is increasing proportionately. Wall Street Juurnal analysing the France of Japan? Does It enual h to visualise the num­ one tenth of thoa 'nations, ju sl reporta of many business concerns i One has only for the year 1926. The cash and In­ ber of new business end office and w het would be worthy of “ the pow., vestm ent holdings of 129 concerns public buildings, of comfortable er end dignity of this great na­ analysed totaled two and a a jerter new homes In every city and town tio n ?" Our power and dignity billion dollars, and the significant and of the endless procsss^n of would be badly shaken if any g ree t fact la that this w a r an Increase new automobiles to know th at this foreign air power should decide! of nearly $300,000,000 over the is trus. to attack our cities. year 1925. The working capital of And the Pittsburgh Chronichlethe same concerns increased a lit­ telegraph makea a point when it de­ sessions at home end In our owt| tle over $450,000,000 during the f i a n t that “ N aturally this great care." seme period. ............. Americans a re egainet any wai wealth is envied by people of other • The list was hsaded by the United countries which have not been so of aggression but will defend theb flu te s Steel corporation, with the prosperous. Some of these people country to the teat men and the laol Standard Oil of New Jersey coin­ would.be quite willing to rempel dollar. And the man who oppose* ing second, the General Electric the Americans to etve up p e rt of r/e q u a te protection in the way o third end the General Motors their possessions. Force has often w hat is really m ilitary Insurance i fourth. There were eleven compan­ been used for purposes o f this kind. too sh o rt sighted to be a good Am ion in the list with aggregate cash This is ons of the g re a t reasons erican in the lea st sense of the wor security holdings /anproxi- for maintaining a protective army no p ia tte r how well meaning h s billion dollars in each :h case, and navy adequate to keep our pos- may be. J; v< ■P: V f * ' • v , . vou think better |»H! IN FRANCE different parties nnd different minds pull against each other in different d irertiim s/ In Italy, one mind runs every­ thing. Thut gives re'Ailts, while that mind rules. Wo have often hoard the expression th at some people cannot even “open tholr mouth without putting their foot in A THOUGHT it." There comes a time or two in the life of every person By Chaples A. W agner when he says the wrong thing and thereby "puts his foot in am New York Herald-Tribune) fow the winds throb like a heart it." However, there are others that seem to be addicted to Id the rain falls like a flood the habit. Everything they say is wrong insofar us excereistears across the end of human ing good judgment 1h concerned. Lack of tact in the word­ BECAUSE O F excessive railroad love, ing of public statements has placed many an official in an charges, newspapers are using w o-' at not all the wind or tain f t tears or natural and northal embarrassing position. Proof of this is contained in n story tor trucks for long distance deli­ things from Washington recently appearing in the press of the very. tell the beauty of one burn­ country. Excessive postoffice rates also ing tnought will stim ulate Independent delivery The story is told of Secretary of State Kellogg who re­ by newspaper publishers. One le a mixture of all m ortal sin fused to perm it aviators of the Houston chamber of com­ n.wspuper sends 13,700 pounds of tich (tings across the rain merce to make n good-will flight to the Mexico City because newspapers 00 miles by truck at toodlng my brnJn. of the possibilities that the expedition might jeopardize a..cost o f $70... Sent . . by mail the }Today is Labor Day, but there is "larger interests" of the United States.. The statem ent n a t - 1,1 Clm rest for the wicked. urally aroused ill feelings in this country and some untag-1 Kor^waa riVht'vXn^e cut prices ------- o------onism on the part of Mexico. Obviously Mr. Kellogg’s "larg-|Fn»tal cards* ut two cents earned 'This may be Labor Day, but the er interests" referred to oil, something wo nil regard with .1**" profit f* r the government than ■*ride of Detroit" files rig h t on. suspicion. thev ,li'1 nt one e*nt------- o- —. . Attention was also called to a recent rebuke sent by A GENTLEMAN, occasionally 'A thirteen year old boy fell sevi hundred feet 'n a balloon, and Secretary Wilbur to two Pacific filers for sendirfg ’ out an posing as u nobleman, was arrested M unhurt. There’s nothing like SOS when they were ubout to fall in the 'ocean. Secretary recently accused of m arrying B0 ing of an unlucky age. Mellon has also "put his foot in it" on several occasions, the women and getting a million dollars I in money and jewelry from them. ,, , . . . . . most notable of which was when he aroused the ire of the There is nothing to he said ubout L ' e™\mm\*g thinEnf ll.K BHiiMh ^vernm erit by making a few pointed statem ents Ithat it is the nature of a wuman to I trust men, unfortunately for worn knne!, «mly you don’t have a 'about the English debt. The most recent example of lack of perception as ex­ en. ■boat to go along with you. -o------ercised by men in public office is a statem ent by Prohib­ “ CURLS ARE coming buck" says We have even seen it reported ition Director Doran, who aroused suspicion of thifTlrys by u professor of physiology,even"puff It the flying Prlncesn i* sixty- his declaration that he has ^iven up hope of enforcing the jcurls" and the “ shingle" will pass, re years old. We wish she would prohibition amendment in New York, and has creutod re -1Common“ n” t.he_.bob' »ew up lo we eould set the record munct* with the puffed curl. You sentment within the ranks of both drys and wets by his could not imagine Martha Wash­ Ight. i • criticisms of the "fanatical drys” nnd the "fanatical wets." ington with' u b o b ._________-•» . From these examples and from our own observation we Jndbergh flew across the AtWHITE MEN have decided that Stic to encourage Interest In av- are inclined to believe that when one makes public utterunces, they want a bridge across the tlon. M<*t of tho rest of them a t- he should weigh carefully the wording of his statem ents. Not north end of the Grand Canyon, impted to fly across because they that we believe one should be forever "putting on the soft which would be very convenient ked the fame he won. T hat’s the pedal” but that he should guard against misunderstanding. for automobiles and tourists gener­ fference. If you have an opinion, express it in words thnt describe your ally. The bridge would cost $200,. views, so th at there will be none of the m isinterpretation 000. The typical "white m an" plans ■It seems to us that w hat the which characterized the remarks of Secretaries Kellogg, Mel­ is to muke the Navajo Indians pay half the amount. The b»ldge would Club (n Tampa nteds is a padnut do them any good. It doesn't k.—Hanford Herald. They had lon and Wilbur. .connect any separated sections of ---------------------------------0--------------------------idlock, but it seems th a t the impa judge was envious of the itber of keye.—DeLand 'News. Don’t Mention It As Brisbane Sees It Summer Excursion Now On a*'« . Return Limit Oct. 31, �THE SANFORD HtiRALD^MONDAV SEPTEWBRBK^, 1927 O ffice and Personal Activities Telephone 148 MRSUFRED S. DAIGER. nrm D PAIGER. SOTTCT'v SOCIETY vEDITOR « . . jL . j .w » Residence Telephone 859 —J Social A™-^'KK-KENT AUDITION a f f o r d s HARE OPPORTUNITY TO SINGERS Calander In the pint Week the lark of for and- other reproducing opportunity fared by young si n g -, "icdia. ers . "f promise regretted by- all [ ti. Must be entirely fn e of nny music lovers. However, the At- 1fontractunl agreements to sing in water Kent National Audition in concerts, radio, opear, or other thewhich local talent «will compete nt'ical productions. <-n F'iilay evening at 9 o’clock at 7. Must ngr^e^ ti> -.inc for trial the Milnne rheatn*. offers nppor. before the Ioval committee, or its tunity for recognition and rich re- representatives at any time or ward. place it designates. 1 his contest is open to both men The time limit of application 1ms and women between the nges of been extended from Monday even­ 18. and 2"» and each contestant en­ ing until Tuesday afternoon at 5 tered for this local audition m ust1o’clevk on account of the dosing of conform to the following ipialifi- I the Chamber of Commerce <m la h cations: or Day. The audition committee I. Must lie between the ages of* will meet with the contestants Monday evening a t 7:30 o’clock to give final instructions and also ar,M range music and accompanists, n a l1 Thl' cnntest the Minnc Friday evening will be decided entirely on Itnsis of voice possibilities and by 11id | popular ballot. The successful boy UJ i and girl are to have their photol"’ | graphs taken for tho local pnpers Jch and also for the Atwater Kent. The two winners, one boy nnd one icul gir|, will be accredited to the state audition, w(>ich will be broadcast ea- from station WJAX in Jru.!(sonre- ville on September SO and Octo- m o n d \ y .-. L Agnes Guild will m eet with L ' Frnnk Caldwell a t 4 o’clock Uhr home of Mrs. David Caldwell Roue Court. bailies Cnion of the CongregaL al Church will meet a t three [lock at the hc-me of Mrs. Joseph Lisch on West F irst S treet with L Meiscch and Mrs. Schrcall as blesses. Jennie Spaulding Circle of the U t Baptist Church will m eet with tj. J. i). Cochran nt Lake Mary, briber* are asked to m eet a t tho [no of Mrs. John D. Abrahams I Hughey Avtnue a t 3o’c!ock and Ltor out to Lake Mary in a body. Pipe Organ Club of (he Sirst rntist Church will meet a t 3:30 lock with Mrs. It. W. Lawton, 1 Palmetto Avenue. Kathleen Mallory’ Circle of tho [at Baptist Church will meet |h Mrs. L. E. Tow on Avocado [enue at 4 o’clock. Audition Committee will meet at |0 o'clock a t the Woman’s Club. I members are urged to attend. Women's Missionary Society of k Methodist Church will meet a t 10 o ’clock at the Church. klL contestants in the A tw ater bit Audition are requested to Let with the committee nt 7:30 lock nt the Woman’s Club. TUESDAY fhe members of the AInthcan [ns of the F irst Baptist Church ■ meet a t the church ut 4 o'clock [go on u picnic a t Lake Mary., iryone is urged to be present, hzarian Circle of the F irst BapI Church will meet with Mrs. A. [Chamberlain nt 8 o'clock nt tho Ik Apartments with Mrs. Cham, m in and Mrs. Stew art as host- Kid” Poloist A Herald Classified Ad first of all gets results—there jsno other medium cir­ culated in Seminole Countyin which your message will reach more readers than The Herald. If you want to sell or buy, rent-a house or .store, trade your car, travel, find something or advertise your business you will find the surest,; est and cheapest n»fthdd 1 ? i - Herald uussiiiea o« ..,v t.r.s m “Hula’’ Is Colorful Miss Nancy White Is South Sea Romance H°rior^ A t Delightful Introducing * Frederick • Winston Churchill Gutat, th* “ baby” mem­ or- the United States polo Starring Clara Bowj1arty AtCryst," Lak-C ber team that play* tho British Armyln-Indla team next month. Guost was picked as a starting member or tho team at first, than demoted to a reserve position, but may yet opposlto * the B ritishers. He's only 21 years old. The annual business meeting anil election of officers of the depend­ able Class of the Methodist Sunday School will Is; held Friday even­ ting at*7 o'clock in Die church annex, | All members nr<\asked to be [pres, unf us nmCfcr*. of much;Importance are to be siisciused. ‘ , . if. FRIDAY lusiness meeting nnd election of ccrs for the Dependable U|a*s tho Methodiat Church at 'i7 ock a t the Methodist a n n e fij)j| lirclo No, 4 of The Methodist irch will riieet ut !I:3U uMMk It *Mrs. C. Ct Friest a t h n jn d a e George Babcock ha* returned to Sr.nfonl nfter spending the sumnuM a t points in Michigan. d w s t i k - f f i Radio A ddt|i6n ht Milarit Thsatro ^ H o'clL-Wj'- M Ira. J. It Hicks of H astings has trued homo after* a pleasant t here with her daughter, Mrs. L Robertson. ' ’.I ' I* Imf ,V*U n il* DmumvulJ, M]»< IJliuh fRA hef of Turn pa. Stew art Long left for Davidson, N. C. where he will enter Davidson College. linton Ijingley spent the day iday ut Daytona Beach with hi3 le and aunt, Dr. and Mrs: W. :odoro Langley. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown and children are spending the week-eud at Dnytomi Bench. lira. W. H. Robertson of Juckiville is visiting here as thu fst of her son and wife, Mr. and s. Robert.L. Robertson. Leonard Me iou-as left Sunday for Guinsville where he will resumc his studies nt the University cf F’lorida. LABOR DAY -PROGRAM Clara Bow in the smashing success Mr. und Mrs. L. A Brumley, John ‘ “HULA” Bruniley und Carmen Guthrie re­ | Will Rodgers himself in turned home Saturday from Hen­ ‘.‘IN DUBLIN” dersonville, N C. Mllane Paramount New*. Harmonica Contest. William Lake returned home loday evening from Philadelphia, here he spent tho past week with l sunt, Mrs. Forrest IJike. Mrs. M. C. Valdus and son David I Jacksonville are visiting in this w as the guests of Mrs. E .- S. pekey a t her home on Park AVe- The cost of a classified ad is insignifigant when compared to the results they frequently obtain, t Mk-ny a house has been sold for $10,000 and more thru the medium -of *a 25c want ad. Perhaps you have fust what someone is looking for-perhaps its vice versa? at any rate you can reach more people at less cost by using a Herald Classi­ fied Ad than thru any other medium in Seminole County. TUESDAY Joseph. Nchildkraut in • “HIS DOG” Mrs. F. K. Fluke and son Sam ihn have been visiting here with In. R. L. Uobertaon, returned to Mir home a t H astings on SuturMr. and Mrs. C. E. Felut, who b James G. Sharon, left Sunday ite been the guests of Judge and •ning for their home a t Jackson- Jack Hoxie in "OUTLAWS PARADISE” Seventh Chapter T per 77 Hrs. Mable .Bishop und Miss ■ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strange and k> llishdp left Friday for Dade Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Telford Itj where they wll spend the week motored Saturday to Tampa where ‘J'd as the guests of Mrs they will remain until Tuesday shannon. morning. “nrille, N. C., where they have her who is visiting her parents, Mr. ***» spending the past month. and Mrs. J. Pi Flake. - — i— Mr. and Mrs. J. Olln Laney and “*ughter, Gene M artin, leave Tues“*y morning in their d«r for Miami ••d other point* on the East coast '‘here they will spend several days. Mr. and Mrs. Minarik and two young sons have returned hom e. frtyn Brevard and U ke Texaway.' N .T . where they have been speed­ ing the past month. fcuT ‘'*ra* Clyde Byrd,,, and cWWren returned home Monday •renin* from Arcadia where they •Mat the past week as the guests Byrd’s parents, Mr. and u j n u parents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Fitts. Mi«s Martha Fitts and Albert Fitts aw spending the week-end st New Sflaym a us the guests of Mr*- r Itt s Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shsldon, Mr* Juno Roumillat A J Mrs. K. B. Me Crnckcn has as her attractive gue.st’at her horhuli: lie! and SIT 11110 are spending week-end on a ’ftshlng trip nt dWy. Romano* eulor, smile* and a . Grande. Jake Wey. J Mr. and Mrs. 0. V. Me Intrye of Lukeland. t are spending, somo time here with their daughter. Mrs. i-N - .fThe *' ^ r,te rr of Mrs. friend* Street. rg*pt to learn Me lintyre ihut she is quitq Miss Olive • N*wwman. Connelly, Harry Weo<iruff and Robert Dodson are expected to re­ turn home Moqday cven.n* from Pensacola where , they h*'* J * * " l«“ •=u" Uo! ‘h; S S W B a t U oube and . Sunday L ab o r' Many Flavors To Chi E?sy To Serve-Delii At Your Dealers ;ij V. MU'd. g < r r D PH t- • .. t •4* : �4 MONDAY- VERY morning he parades the streets, rat>tat>tatting the gossip of the day. 1 He announces municipal orders, and auction sales; tells whose cow is astray, or child is lost, and what motion picture will be shown on the open air screen before: the cafe on the Place D’Armes. ___^ That's the way they get the news ft in Bergerac. E A nd that’s why Bergerac STILL // thinks in the mental ruts of mid" ■1 l a g history and walks cobbled pave" * ‘Wfr ments laid when Black Prince / V Edward was sovereign in the land, 1^ IP* and pence and pound, French coin. < Bergerac squats beside the Dordogne, among foaming eddies aching j to drive turbines for mills and facto" \ ries but left to sport with the monster , salmon that leap its rolling waters. ' The shoemaker sits before Jbiis door, ‘ cobbling hand"made boots; the cap penter adzes beams and furniture as $ his fathers w rought for a dozen • centuries/;.;' 1 •* ( Bergerac was old when William the Norman raped a crown, and his return­ ing ghost would find much unchanged there since that day. Half of Europe cannot understand how _ w Jjj " T h d t’j the uid'j they get ' the ryewi in Bergerac" of any evening news-gathering service; is a p n m a r and business force in America ILLIONS of men and thousands of Xv JL concerns rely upon I. N. S news — base their calculations and map their plans upon I. N. S. thoroughness and accuracy. ri - » f: f , •!rg% . V ’/ / .T The leading evening papers —the biggest in New England, in New York, in Chicago and in Los Angeles —the widest-read and influential dailies everywhere, exclusively rely on L N. S. for foreign and unlocal news. L N. S. has never betrayed their trust or violated their faith by furnishing canards, or permitting misrepresen­ tation, propaganda or rumor admission to its wires. I. N. S. 28 a purely American service, w ith no alien alliances and none but its own cor­ respondents. Its representatives are the picked men of newsdom, the highest paid and the most expert reporters in all fields. But their paramount ability is RELIABILITY—their dispatches are cross-checked and verified before transmission,* and every story carries within itself the au* thority for any important statement, and the source of the infqrit^tion. International News Service tells both sides and the insides besides. It furnishes SAFE news. IS AN I. N. S. NEWSPAPER �THE SANFORD HERAt-b. MONDAY SEPTEMBER 5, 1917 tinford Daily Herald # NT AD. RATES n C Cash in Advance one ads, will be received trona and collector »«nt lately for payment. . .... »c a line s ____________7c a line f ”* ...... _..6c a line ................... 4e e line ee retee on request. reduced rales arc iitive Insertions. words of average length inted a line, [uum charge of 30c for isertion. advertising la restricted ier claselFication. i error is made The SAnerald will be responsible u one incorrect insertion, [vertiser for subsequent Tha office should be immediately in case of |) ADVERTISERS Jack’s Coffers Will Be Inriched Today L in c o l n F i e l d s in., sept. a. ^ OUR BUSINESS —card appear-1111—Miscellaneous in# daily in this column reach over 1,000 every dayl w il|lr , , , , . . . „ . * , ' A l l AWNINGS.— Auto Awrnn I U Ball Hldtr. FOR SALE: lot I Eureka Ham.mock. Richard Stephenson. MIL West la*bam>n. Iml. -and it co*ts so little a 12 word U — R oom s W i t h o u t H o a n f A REAL bargain for the man who atl for one month costs only $2.60. tn engage in the raising p. , *‘ 0 ,t KENT—Roorn with sleepir of wishes truck, of citrus fruits, poultry ITione 148 | |><>rch. 820 l ark Ave. Phone 133 and live stock of all kinds. Thirty* ^***1 *ak for “Classified Depart*' ------four acres of land that offers high ment1 I 5— A p a rtm e n t F o r Item ! rolling lands for citrus, muck lands i for truck' and bulbs and a small I lake for pasture land. On the Sen1 f'-ur room ford-Orlando road three miles from incnL All modern. Close in CLEAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS Sanford. One thousand dollars p a h , WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT ik Ave. Phone IPO W. balance on easy terms that win al­ SOMETHING NEW AND BET-1 low you to makp the payments ROOM upper apartment furnish TER FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ from the land. Ideal location far ed. 500 t almctto. Phone 010-W filling stution and small store alone TION- CALL PHONE 236-J OR SEE, V. C. COLLEK, SANFORD, to homes of fifty nr more families, FLA. RADICAL RENT i A country home close to the city REDUCTION markets. High, dry and healthy, Three beautiful apartments, Addres:s R. G. enre flfrald. 'each consisting of living room,bed -------ruum, kitchenette and bath, with 26 ft1 all modern conviences, e le c tr ic _____ light, gas and hot water heater etc. jThay are handsomely decorated, I attractively furnished and have Davenport bed in living room. They p.eBt \ __________________ __ “ re centrally located with one ot r i r s t i boxes and general cement w ork'1!1*1 niu,t beautiful outlooks In the Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. T er.,m >- across the broad grass an 1 r l J K L willeger. Proy. :<rd and Elm. l F,a1?' covtre<? squares between oil » . _ . _____ - ______________________ I ark and Sanford Avenues, Com- trrssen, 6 c h a in , 2 Iron cotfl, sewi mercial Street und the Boulevnrd, In* machine. Alt In good rendition LANEY.S DRUG STORE—Pre-;un,l beyond over Lake Monroe. 805 W. Third S t scriptior.s, Drugs, Seda. We are For small families there are no t iib n i i r r i T COVHT OV*CH as near you as your phone. Call 1PJ more desirably apartments in Sun-, iniilh co u n ty , k i . o h id *. r I ford »n.l they can be rented at V'm NKl*?’ m.i l o t t IE u 1)IN SIX DOLLARS A WEEK. ,J “1^ l ^ u . ^ d i m WIGHT-CHR1SENBERRY PRINT SHOP — Printing engruving, embossing. See us first. We tip it. Phone 417-W, R.R. Avenue-Com­ mercial Street. —tIN S J—It was harvest time for Jack Dempsey ng.tin today. The ex-champion, prepare*! him­ self for hi* afternoon work mu with the comforting knowwledge that It would enhance his coffers tu the extent ot $5,000 nr $fl,WW even if it meant no definite im ­ provement in his condition. For Chicago fight fans are wild­ ly eager to see the “man-killer" in cction and they came trooping out here on this holiday ready to pay the $1.10 to see Jack In action. Dempsey planned tn work six itu n d s this afternoon. There will not he any work for him on Tuesday and he will prob­ ably wll not labor until Thursday hecausc l-fo. I . Flynn has him d a t­ ed up for a bit of golf on both days. Bill Tildcn Has Been Playing Too Much And JohnstonToo Little, Is Experts* C laim ; (’tip MnlchesOpenThursday TaggingAUBase* The G ientt, with a lecord of 10 • straight victories, can tie Pltta1 hnrgh for flrat piece tesiey If they beat Boston twice and the P ira te s, ■ 4 j| %V t i | drop two to Cincinnati. The Plr* atea however,' are more likely to win two gnmes as they also are enjoying a winning spurt. j t Both New Yoik and Pittsburgh ‘ORPANT NOTICE won yesterday, and the Bugs still lead the Giants by two games. rtisers should gWe their Burley Grimes, McGraw'a apltball br postoffice address as expert, kalaomlned the Phillies; [their phone number if 0 to 0. Lire results. About one The W aneri each made a home I It happens every day lit Jack Dempsey’s life, this punching away a t but of a thousand has run and a single aa Pittsburgh out*, LUMBER and complete line or Lhone and th eothers I sparring partners ut Lincoln Fields. .The ex-chnmpion is fast reaching ■lugged th e Reds, 8 to 4. Piirdy, building materiel. Low prices. communicate with you tlte rendition which he seeks for his fight with Gene Turjny a few weeks form er Seattle outfielder,, mada Security Lumber Co., “Where Good [hey know your'nddress. 16—Houses For Rent j from now, nnd these sparring partners are the ones who are helping him his debut with the Reds and h it a Grades Come From” Maple sod lisrontinuence MUST be Sixth. Phone 787. mil unit juu, v an v » wmw 1 •** »m * " " * 1 ( . A. single. ar»* « rrnlrUnt of ft Htftio nr country tht* selection comm ittee to go about reach that condition, n person a t the Sanford oilier than (Rale o f gin rlila; t hat . - v - i u . t l , . hnmln with ‘Manager O’Fanrell of the CanlU [office or by letter. Teletin* place o f residence or this tieten-1shaking uum istaslK nanus ivun rule' pieced two rookie outfield* Biscontinuences are not ilant Is unknown: ihst there is no Boston, which chow two of our CONCRETE In every shape epd person.or persons In th# state o f , •, .l P„ „ n,i for the era, Oraetti end Clerk, In the line­ form, blocks, tllg roofing, orna­ Klorlda, the service ot a summons trams in the fin al round or tnc up and their hits helped Woe Willie mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ In chancery upon whom would bind nation! douhles championships with lus - Prompt - Efficient Sherrfel win a 2 to I duel from ucts Company, Fifth and Mspla ^ fu.*wYSUK5i=JttllJErT n ,fr !h' 1*«IH o f the French entries bu.lly Service Root of Chicago. The Cube Suffered Sts. Phono 112-W. , SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUEr TUKRBPtJItB. this la tu command distanced. But then a Duvis cup an s tu c k of base running Insanity ' » .was • you. Carl F. Crswfonl, to personally committeeman can :00k through j ‘m o b ile s In the seventh end the Cerda pulled CLARENCE SMITH **'■ the eye of a needle and see 12 Jacksonville , FOR RENT: - 5 room u n f u r n i s h - ^ s l ^ ^ n V o n h trlplo play on'them . St. Louis la General Contractor ed stucco bungalow, 2 bed, Florida on the third day of Dtaber! view* of Fort Wayne. Tnd.. by Montgomery Cubs, who have lost seven straight. 600 W. First St. 1 DODGE .‘j j J .b *P *he, moonlight, so naturally the flaw i n ‘Columbus ‘ rooms, living room, dining room, *V -The battle for sixth place rePhone 441 cars and Graham trucks kitchen (equipped with electr.c c X t t n l ''n eauM j'ttjf vround stroke which escaped matned deadlocked ee Boston and 13th Street. Phone 3. rouge,) b ath (with hot and cold otherwise said lull of Tomtit 10 spectators is for his eye vl 3 ‘‘fry, *Hants I 15 Brooklyn split a twin bill, tha a* cimfwsed by you, I*. .In D. Wenei, Pirates l 8 METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ water). Located 2300 P a lm e tto ‘t'^lakep •carp In eaqh game being S to**. 'this cause proceed ex 'parte. Hoid'Oqfv. tin to n 1Fournier, Btaves 1 8 erlasting, Metal shingles; Avenue, rent summer rates, phone i-Hiise Iteln* a suit nraylne Ier flnatl jr j, e |, however, that as fa r Genewich beet Daisy Vance in the S ft COWAN CO. Auto 148. decree o f foreclosure and sals 0/ _J* * * .1 .. - . , • a . , « ' I L. Waner, Pirates 1 2 opener. r and uheet metal works, standing seam tin and galvanized Hie fnltowlnx ileserltwd property. * * « t h , rest o f Atuereou is conceniFLORIDA STATE LEAGUE ______ roofs. See Janies II. Cowan, Oak thc French challenge* have th A re. Phone 716-W. Ph|l Todt’s two hone runs gave 4-ROOM1Cottage, unfurnished, for situate, ly in g and hein* rn BeiqipW. L. Pet, AMERICAN. LEAGUE Ape. And Phfrd Sti Phmie 1JT. tl»e Red Box a ft-to 3 win over tha rent. 1700 block, 125 a month * + « "•»« « * «"*> » « * “ '• ami '— .......J.T.'lft *Wt' tO<17' TtuR, Red W *' '’,!f ' 0' Senator*. The Nate held on to Hurvey o f Levy .Grant, eacepithd American team has dmie evsryBox 1700 care Herald. 21 ,dltt McManus, Tiger* 1 7 BFOKD BUICK CO, Inx the hard road, and the Sane a # i, third place however ee the Tigers 25 d»»I _____ 6'-rHiIp Wanted (Male) [2 Magnolia Ave. ford and Indian lllver n ailOf •*-----------FOR SALE:—Four room cottege lost to the Browns 4 to 3. road Bight of .W ay, through ft will be asked to do more than Sarasota Phone 367. 32 \ ,3U 1 THE LEADERS on ope of beet lots on Magno­ Cleveland trimmed the White ” vlrDire*nf t K t ' ^ i r . Ihgt It can go home happy U t o n « Tompa . i , 2, Nationgj—Cy Williams 24, WllAvenue, nead South Sid-* l - M RETIRED 'G E N tLEM A N OR lia 36 .J-IJ lon 23, Homaby 23. Terry 16, Sox, • to 3. , v.Th# Yankees and min m ortgage dated the l(t h day-and the w ives and children w o n t; St. Fete School — Price reasonable. Ttrma ODEL TRIM CO. TAILORING SALESMAN: to to spit purchaser. Owner Box 431 of October, A. f t 1911 from H. Her- . Athletici did not play. , S , k1j K-hhul the door. For Webb 14. nard and wHe TJlHan M. Bernard a« hnv® *° ."‘o* henmo tne coor.r or NATIONAL LEAGUE p the car, not the owner, call on local executive end profes­ care Herald. U Pet. American—Ruth 44, Gehrig 43, vurtgadors. and t)srl F, Crawford, (the French, avowedly, are hero l o r [ [ne 817 for estimates sional men with high-grade MadeChicago 1, St. Louis 2. 60 .600 Laxxeri 18, K. Williams 15, SimT u ' A ^ " ./n e .p u rp o s ^ only end the winning P iit.b u rg I*. W. RADFORD to-Measure Shirts. All sizes nnd FOR SALE:—One of best five 'ill 1rnra * e* Boo k ‘ it* Cincinnati 4, Pittsburg H. 52 .681 mons 14 Public Itecords nf itemfnnl# County.lor losing of prior matches has been New W r styles. No extra charges. Pre­ Brooklyn 2-3, Boston 3-2. >44 .675 , ■ • room bungalows on Palmetto Pioridft * f" ' |n M|wA nothlmr. not #Yon to bfl C h lciiio U PS—MAKMONS shrunk materials, guaranteed color* Avenue,-tn Sanford Heights, cor­ n IH FirnTHW t tmhKRKD that!" notning, noi sum * t „u|ff 52 .571 LEAGUE TOTALS ih»»,cnnaldcrfd with roup utatn* mi tne ford Automobile Co. und workmanship. Best commiss­ ner lot, equipped with electric1 thin nniir* b« iiuhitfthfci 07 .400 National—881). AMERICAN LEAGUE niBBALft a newspaperjVMt am| kindred calamities. Cincinnati holla Ave. Phone 137, ions. Give full details, references. range and water heater, price less1 Chicago 3, Cleveland 0, 71 .432 American—374, In KftnfoM. JMmlnnU* t .." , __ lJo*ton .. Ellsworth Shirt Mfg. Co, Streator, than m arket value, terms to suit.- rounty, Finrhin. one* a f« r A U o, the rom m itttt e c«»ncerp u rooL|yn 73 .430 _________ Washington 3, Boston S. ID-Overland Co. Wllly*- 111. Box 16 C. O. Herald. 83 .332 _ r‘’ w 1t v v U hV. « ; nfricint Tildcn and Johnston ts very p,,,u St. Louis 4, Detroit 3, ta A Overland, Whipplts. seal n r e j * dCoJrt o [f CiV i real. even though the metcheai Only games scheduled. Commercial Ste. phone 58. 9— Instructions ! .n, •,r.7 ,.i, f"J khff. thr ‘ 2 S ! S I I I ™ih; 1 Reifilnole County, on this 39 dsy of out ten giblr foundation. This pair, y ()f SOUTHERN LEAGUE OLE HUDSON, August, a . 11. 1 4*7. .... ......... .... by the w ay, has long since been phlla. New Orleans 2-4, Birmingham INC SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE BRAND NEW G A M E -that beats Chattanooga 6, Nashville 4. 203 Oak Ave. Montgomery 7, Albany 6, golf or tennis, easy to learn end Phone 41 Atlanta 5. Mobile 1. Others not scheduled. play for nnybody; Write for inforMemphis 3, Little Rock 2. (nation. Thoe. M. Vincet(teacher) FLORIDA 8TATB LEAGUE Kiverville, W. Va., Box 781 lineas Service 21—Acreage Tor Sale Williams, it appears, cannot hope. M Douia ............... —AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Miami 5, Sanford 0. for anything better thnn the pos-, Boston....... ...................*40 Columbia 2, Toledo 1. Others not scheduled. IN T H E TOU NTT JUDOKA COURT BABY CHICKS—Fall chicks for Indianapolis 4-d Lou'—’Pe 8. non-nlaylng alternate.' *■—----------- * , . HKMINOI.K COUNTT, FLORIDA. itlon of winter, broilers, standard bred 10 ACRES In l^ngwood, corner •»! OK ItK EHTATK OF FR K D M. which teems to be Just t« , bed and , LEESBU RG- Contract aw .nlcd Kansas City 3. MllwvnV** L Grove end Orange Avenues S. E. INKORD. NATIONAL LEAGVK stock. Eleven leading breeds, low A MINOR. Minneapolis 3, SL Pari 7. .i^M ethmiiit {’hurch. New York 6, Philadelphia 0, {•rices. Write for folder. W. H. 1— \tt 11, tk 1-4 U1 S. W. 1-4 Sec. NOTICH OK A P P L IC A T IO N OF the probable cause of a good, quiet L ‘r n i'A R D M N FOR A U TH O R IT Y rry just as soon as 1 can get off .Memorial Methodist ( hur>. 25 Twp. 20 Range 20. Thomas J. Chesnett, Greer, S. C. TO HBLL It HAL E STATK OF Baxter Care Herald. by myself jnmewhere. IN FANT. Notice la hereby given that (he Anyway, they claim that Tlhlen undersigned, P. Ford, as OuardIan o f the nure-m and eetsle ol made o great mistake In g<-ing FRKD M. FORD, a M inor, w ill ap­ through with hie prolonged cam­ ply lo the Honorable J * * n . Kkarnn. v< \ ) hdCAk* TttfcSE. SUCCtSfeKA- y paign on southern courts last win­ t ’nnmy Judge ot R sirtw 'ie ‘ That' s fONNY-He ERICSON'EfllCSON/ I 'M LOOKING S /A \L -V /A lL -D E . S E .M \ Florida, at ten o'rlnck (19:1#) A. S ter, his lour of foreign c u rt* and 1am' E w PTS B irds coa £ B ack \ gavc m s This A oopesr So PRY BUT WC HAvC fbr* CART OLAF on the .loth day o f Neptsmlier. 192. HOi: PULL fo m \ HtAD Am A AS HIS SOMMe« HOMC -f etR ur aroowo NO OHi. HERC BY at hie o ffic e . In the Court House his tournament play since his re­ ; ERICSON at Hanford. Hnnlnole County, FlnrD t V O O T S » MOO i H t R EARDf ^tRoOQUhj' TTfRT NAAff f BARREL Ft>U THfRe H E « NOWturn. The idea is that the young Ms for authority to sell the fo l­ 0 c R u sr. ove* TnCRF! yT" GROOMOS GtTuWDtf? . MO CVtANOV FOM 1 lowing described real estate belong­ man Is supposed t6 have eaten all ing to the said F R K D M. FORD, a Ids cake Just before they were t r y ThWT B'Gr OiCri HOikES D t FACE. W A N LBEET. minor, and situate In Hemlnnle ready tu bring on the fish. JOUM VA4AS P0SHIK4' County. Florida. I0*w jt: s*a-s> M ce S T t E L GE.tv/»M M 0 6 The Houth H a lf (SI*.) o f the PROHiBiKom AllRuCv< AAoowo Northeast quarter. IN K * * ), of p e M s leedle h a il . c u e iv c tfia t Houtheael quarter (R R 1, ) of .* HERt-TVqo Hnutheaat quarter (H R 1* ) nf H C .S « S A AGO. ViONSI , / ,X S P O Z .E r t? MAIL Section Four (4 ). ToWftaMp IS M e rm a id I/ACAMCI&UCH Hutilh, Range I I K«et. S I A P P im ’ Q c h w M A \ 1 S S LIKE HOL T A M 'S HR. K n o w s I'etltlon fur said authority V ln d .0^4 TW 0ACVO. . f now on file In eald t’ uuri/ Jk T V ttR t^ \ s f c E D € POMS E G A M C. i**rpitt» V V Q tV O hiK ^ > iluardlsn o f tha - person and Herald representative L)dy fam iliar with rates Lul classifaction will [u complete Informnllon. L,u wish they will assist [wording your want ad. e it more effective. rfv 1 *Ad» m\N j ^ j J ] j In Major Leagues Results Of Games BY WILLIAMS BY TAYLOH ' ' estate of FR K D M. FORD, n Minor. * . . . . WIfJlON. BOYLK A D IR U ItT D N Attorneys fo r Petitioner. ix T iiu n n m 'i T i o i h t n v t i i h T W H N T r - T III N D J V n iC lA L (THI’U IT OF TH U S TA TU OF FLOHIDA l « AND FO R SHNINOI.F. COUNTY. IIK N Itr H. n iK K . Complainant. /7 tes -whcw we xeep our eves oh him- HlSMAMf ISN'T BRICS o N — IT . j a k c Di l l o n 1 V * WELL.THAT’S ■DfC SAME G u y DOES ne 5Trt f / IlfRC ? ~ - ESCAPED A B O U T a MOMTH/V60 B U T y/6 FINALLY TOOMD HIM L A S T WEEK - ^ UP TD HIS O L D TRICKS A S U S U A L — J IN T C N rS T T O SOMC M A N IN OHC OF HiS IM A G IN A R Y ’ PO LAR. _ _ CAPComoNS >C *T ‘ he { V X _________ _ Eh? WCLL-WU v Y'd o n t s a y i RAYMOND «*. (in K K N K . Ilrreniicre*. Inc., a snrnorntlon. Ii K R R LK V UtkACKM tN and (TIAItl.FJI F. FAW Ctrrrr.Reapon. ST AT B 'O F Ft/) III DA M llM T T N n H Wle- T<> Charles F. Faw eett. F lrel tJaa"keeN,wVreSL.Dl^ W M W" ' A ffid a vit having keen filed tntillin g complainant to this order, it confeeeo w ill he duly entered a* galh*t yon. Title order shall be published neev a week fo r four roneeeutlve weekla the Hanford Herald, a newspaper of general rtrruteltnn pnlillehrd Irt ft. mlnolc C o u n ty _ F lo r t«. IN W lT N fa t* W H K R ip O r I have hereunto eet mv hand and o fflrla t •ral at ftenfonL Florida this the H Uf d*X " t A ug»»* .t. I». H i t . -n f «i«ll«S,ia*; d' &a Tile [3 • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 05, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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>, September 05, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/03861ba480dc72881a443a8c9513054c.pdf 8beec6210b0ed548a7307c93f96e2a7b PDF Text Text . • YOUR N EW SPAPER - * , rr NS ' rttX “t v Pertly cloudy toni dey, probably, Wednesday. Leased Wire International News Service N egro Objects To A rrest, Shooting 8 ROME, ITALY * (r *».• ip [Finished In Florid*.’* H eart % Worid'8 G reat** V egeU W e "lion. Its Richest Garden Land IB NO. x m ■ EVANSVILLE, Jnd., Sept, ft— (IN S)—Eight Evansville police officers were recovering today from gunshot wounds Inflicted by a demented negro whose ef­ forts to resist capture event­ ually ended in his own desth. Wesley Cooksey, the negro, bar­ ricaded himself in his heme w hen‘two officers called to a r­ rest him for an attempt to kill his wife. Cooksey opened fire without warning and one of the officers fell wounded. The other called out police reserves. S A N F O R p T f LO R ID A . T U ESD A Y , S E P T E M B E R 6,'W f " " Alemter Audit B u rta u O f rir— i - e i ^ T MORE ARRESTS Hughes Again Declares He D Official W Does Not Want Presidency EXPECTED SOON And Is A ll For Coolidge IN PETTY CASE BOMB INTRIGUE WASHINGTON, S ept (INS) prelude hia again being the can—Friends of President CaoBdg* didate coincfiWent . _ exactl cUy with the who still have hopes of “dfmftlhg" view that the most ardent Coolhim for ren«>mination next year idge-ites here have taken. , Mrs. GatUn Winner Of Pbpu were greatly cheered today by As to his own chanees, Mr. | Officers D iscover In fe rn a l ^irst Plane Races larity Contest, Is Held For Charles Evans Hughes' statement Hughes asserted he stood by his i B lachinesA nd M apsln T h e ir Comment Is Rife To Beautiful S ta rt Murder Of Her Fother And on returning from Europe th a t he May statement that he waa “tool n llflri ani p tl# K. ' ~ n _ , (Hughes) is not a candidate anj old" and that he was “not a ean- i " u t ™en, D ec,w * To Who Will Will Go On Trial in Jan. “is .for President Cwalldge.” At 12:26 NoonToday didate." It waa marked, however, | T h e y Are F o r Making T oys Place Of The former secretary of state that tne the Tormtr former w secretary mat crttiry did not | ■■* irrying P assenger has been considered by capital pol­ reiterate his assertion that he A ]] O f A m i B P r i A r o W oman Won’t Get : Factor In iticians a potential candidate for Would not accept a nomination If A re Prelim inary Hearing the nomination himself, despite his it were tendered him. Young Foreigners statement last May that be was Friends of Mr.'Coolidgo are now “too old” to stand for the presi­ Prosecutor Doesn’t Relieve dency. It has, in fact, been rumored merely marking time against the Belief Is Held T hai They Are Preparations Are Made To Re­ _ .. . h m i , President's return from South DaWoman Capable Of Commit­ in Washington political circle* that ikota, when they hope to obtain Responsible For BombingOf move Body To CievelandHor ting Crime Without Aid Mr. Hughe* was Mr. Coolidges his attitude toward being “drafted” N ew York Subway Recently! Burial BesiddWife WhoDled jyal Windsor” De­ first choice for the nomination in if they receive any encouragement Generally Held J -1>V whatever, it is prhable that defin­ lays But Is Expect­ NEW YORK. * * c _ F" ,m W**I“ A*° REIDSVILLE. N. C., Sept. 6.— 1928. Mr, Hughes* declaration th a t he ite steps will be taken Immediate­ sponsible F o r (IN S)—Additional arrests were ed To Follow Soon expected momentarily today in saw nothing in President Coolldge’s ly to organize a "drafting move­ hibitionAme lowing the exposition of a bombl®" HNS) Reformers throughthe investigation of the axe slay­ now-famous statement that would ment” of national proportions. mourned the BEACH. between the Brooklyn Supreme 04,1 th*. wvrld today OLD ORCHARD Plight Of “Mhw Columbia” Ih ing of R. Smith Petty, 50-year-old WASHINGTON, Court building and the Hall of Re- ‘death * of Wayne B. Wheeler, gen­ e„ Sept. 6.~ (L I—“Old Postponed Till WealheTCon- mill foreman, for which his 20ccords early yesterday. Wayne B. Wheeler oiV’ raced alonjj thia broad year-old daughter, Mrs. Eugene eral counsel and so-called generald it ions Are More Favorable; The authorities are trying to de­ itsmo of the Anti-8sloon League, and Washington Gatlin, is being held for trial in Jiite beach thia ufternoon, Another Ruh With HiaPilot January. termine whether the men are the most aa much i m _ rept gracefully into the air dangerous’ bomb throwing anar- who died at a sanitarium her* late his Dasaing today as i t Solicitor Alien H. Gwyn of Rock­ a nofthweat breeze and yesterday afternoon from a com­ jchintz who recently perpetrated the to th e removal of some rted on ita non-atop flight LEAFORD, England, Sept. 6.— ingham county continuing his | New Y ork’City subway bombing plication of kidney trouble and poU »ical\jigtr ch (IN S)—Adverse weather "ctoncitprobe into the gruesome murder . Rome. ’ ;or amateur inventora and toy mak- heart disease. thia morning caused Charles which he intimates will lead to the “l i e f a c t in itself. JThe Giant Fokkera golden iona ,ere» Wheeler’s body, which was taken tutcfl an eloauent tribut D. Levine, "New York-to-Germany arrest of several accessories after lings and ailvery body soark- flier, to abarvton his intention of I In the apartments of the aix men to a local undertaking establish­ fact. intlv in the sunshine hopping off for New York in the theAuthorities No Contract* Awarded Pend-, WomanTaken ToHoapital And the police found an imposing ceol- ment, was to be removed to Colum­ ♦hs cow er and rreistige i wete firm in their little man who for a q a wonderful Sentember a ile r­ Condition Is Reported To Be lectlon of bomb-making materials. bus, later in the day. belief that the young bride of Ing Tabulation By Engineer nf a centurv has been’(he r on as the William Randolf monoplane "Columbia" today. They found two partly completed TheMlighl was postponed after Reidsville’s fire chief could not Serious; Assailant Is Cap* time bombs and material suffeient It was understood that Wheeler’s force, the flaminr spirit, (tint plane climbed akvward out For County ;Board WiHMeel turedln L ocally undry Plant to make 10 others. Also, there waa bsdy would/be laid to rsat near ter mind of tho American ) ,r the blue watera of the Atlant- everything had-been made ready have alone disposed of the body*, Friday ToMake TheAwarda for the takeoff, which Levine had and taken Itf rom' the kitchen of u collection of mac bluesy, ball that of his wife in th* family bur­ itlnn movetnsnt. To the politician* of th# i f“0ld Glory went down the Beach- stated last night would take place her home down a long flight of bearings, clock work parts,, a ial plot in Cleveland, Ohio. .Mrs. Arnett* Farrior. ncgress, lies in Thu Seminole County Board cf stairs to the basement, and buried ReuubUean and Dsmocrati 12:2.1 (E. S. T.)P. M., took off early today. Whssler died but a faw weeks ago score of dry cell .batteries several the Femaid-Laughton Hospital at 12:26 and a few minutea later aa tha result of burns received in Wheelor has meant Announced his intention to post­ it in a trunk four feet under the Commissioners at their monthly the of death and Will Mets, pieces of window saah weights and the explosion of an oil burner a t and prohibition has i a mere speck in the clouds in pone the hop-off after a lengthy earth. session this morning opened bids her point ■teel shavings. lover, la in the county jail _ distant horiton. Today lines were being drawn conference with Captain R. W. 12»-X " , Most incriminating of all, was Wheeler’s home in Little Point Thsnaaoaa.hav# he In their minds. Probably [Those aboard the ship were pilots Hinchcllffe, whom he has engaged for n formidable defense for the on feur road projects and three awaiting the outcome of the wo­ the finding of mapa of bubllc build­ Sable, Mich. man’s condition before charges ord Bertaud and James DeWltt to pilot the “Columbia” on Its pro- local popularity contest winner, additional (v)jfcts and three ad­ ings railroad tarmiaals, subway Wheeler waa born on Nov. 19, has ever so compl 11, and Philip A. Payne, manag- ised second flight across the At- and additional legal lights were ditional projects involving the con­ are formally filed against him. The stations and railroad bridges. Then, 1869, on a small farm la Broek a caoM m Wheeler negro's case was called on th* dock­ t editor of the New York Daily ntic. added to the staff of counsel, the st) u/.loi>»/tthree trestlu'bridges on et of the Municipal Court this too, there waa a book with a chap­ field, Ohio. It was during hia boy­ Iklbition, and th* • . today a* to hia linor. Just before the start H All was in readlnes* for the defense is cloaking its case in sec­ tbe Chuluota road, concrete cpnduit morning but wat transferred to ter devoted to th* making of bombs hood on this farm, ha told report­ keen Ld Bertaud flipped a coin and Hill th* affect hia deqth^lMI ers a short time before hia desth, and an assortment of anarchistic recy. on Celery Avenue and culver^* and the county authorities who held literature. Ico the toga and took the controls ight when the postponement was that Wheeler had first inculcated national politics of the nm For thia reason, according to announced. Levina had smoothed him for attempt murder. In hia little off Is# in ths V the long h • '"o Rome. Eugene Hester, one of the defense bridges. The enu.-? morning Me­ The Farrier woman was taken Two map* of the New York sub­ In his arind an aversion to liquor, "•Old Glory'1 will wing her .way, over a possible rift In his relations attorneys, of tb* eapitol, and the occasion waa when * drunken there wil lbe no prelimin­ lton of the Commission waa devot­ to the hospital Sunday night af­ way system had circles In red j the Maine coast over the Bay. with Captain HlrtehCllffe by with­ uoua scat- in the farmhand rammed a pitchfork In drawn around some of the stations. ary hearing for Mrs Gatlin. The ed to the opening of tho bids ami ter Metx had plunged an ice pick VFsndy, by Cape • Sable",7 thglY. drawing, his intention to Mias Ma­ . tha little This led the police to believe they young Wheeler's leg. He said tb* _ was to Bordeaux, down the bel Unbb, of Rochester, N. Y., to hearing was expected to be called when this was completed the esti­ into her lungs. She suffered con- may have th* men responsible for astounding Inefficiency and care- th* prohibition t tomorrow. Heater stated that In mates were turned over to the r_ and over these raountafAs U accompany them .on the flight M ‘ street ‘ g sub* lessnesa of th« farmhand, a g*«d fM erthl stln d h £ the'blowing up of 28th' a passenger. Miss Boll was report­ order n o t.to expose their case‘to county engineer’s office for* tabu­ Srattans sternal *lty~ haytosser when sober, brought a nhCttatans Aerf «mmlL T O *** tb* BMT**<»ntly. the prosecution, they would waive ed 16 have offered Levine a [The crowd cha#red as N frigator lation. . yj message to him that ultinutalv Uf*. He had thsril card-1 ! ' rtn thA Th#r® m i *l*° » '•f* * •*•!« krtsud stood biaids H ut waving sum of money for the privt}et4 ®f preliminary hearing. here were 30 bidders, one of Ph^ was to be felt tKwpgh the length pigeon-holed-sll with Hi •uiMtk m? TVj'iil r iiAmT ,ot th# Tlmss Qusre and Grand CenThe attorney .....J painted that fU *ht P P out PUP B i if »the crowd while “Old Glow” waa .<largest number of estlaiaUs and breadth of ts r w q ||l- .H* V H '1^ only.QnaJrahtiet, prohibit Late last night, Levina Vepltu- the defense desired to enter habeas sting the beach. Wib begHf P*** sr atpwted t* ‘ a Sen}! /■ WhsoUr roc#bred his’ education param aljr f** cared to J J r n « V h ’o « % U , ( - « n.trfc. upon ft,, corpus .proceedings to secure the three miUs\oC id>ny(»y hut ojeef, Bteauae of ss\»: MM* a t Oberlln Collage ih Ohio. While, openly, 4. for to- do ao - ' the ■WSw*** the womtn'fbllowlng worn; T following him. him.-Ufaaping Grasping s i >• ' * l a used only a U*W ■» ■ Bolt to accompanyr him-Ktross alleged murdefelk’’ release on bond. a student there, he waa brought'to meant .trouble In. the volved and aUo because of • ■<-»?' 1 .ft the ocean, and tolu the Rochester Thia could be done ' at any time, numerous ccmbinstion1) w ueh the the ice pick, Meta J a , said to have . H A Q V e r L O I D 0 1 6 1 6 8 th* attention of ths Rtiy. Dr. Ho palgn. H* had a way.of; It le possible. Bertaod said, th a t heiress she might come along:-Cap­ No effo rt .will be made a t once to ean tractors offered, it Umri deemed an! H. Ruaaell, ens of th* founder* a etata o r ’a.eongroteter f return (light from Rome will tain Hinchcllffe Immediately raised Obtain Mrs. Gatlin’s freedom, how­ necessary to give the county en­ blng her above the h e S ^ " * ^ ^ j S l i r V e y O f of tha Anti-Saloon League, who and unloosing all kinda i made over the southerii route to strenuous objections 'to straining ever, it was stated. Police and county officers were i was in search of an assistant . trouble on tbe heed of « gineers several days in which to Florida and thence up the Atlun- the capacity of the "Columbia” by Rev. Thomas Pardue, minister of Study the bids and ascertain the summoned and a chase for the Wheeler’s death waa suddsn. H# not “right” with the .teaboard to New York. the addition of another person, end the primitive Baptist f^lth who lowest ones. It was decided to negro followed. He was discovered! was stricken some WMkk ago, put There was no activity this f"re- threatened to resign hia post as pi­ Itarted the Investigation into meet on Priday morning s t which in the boiler koom of the Sanford j ... „ . ' had been in th* MniUripm only . So, year after year, 1 on about the “Royal Windsor,” lot If Levine allowed Mias Boll to Petty’s long disappearance that re) time the contracts ere expected to Laundry which employed hlaL - I VILLE, Miss., Sept. 6. three days. At 3 o’clock yesterday hie time between hie he Windsor, _Ont., to Windsor. accompany them. A conference en­ suited in the discovery of h ir mur­ afternoon Wheeler was apparently dingy little office at tha , > > England, plane", which rested <m the sued, and Levine then announced der. when he furnished nu)Aoritie* be awerded. well and In gt>«ri spirit*. He waa Capitol Hill, and the The proposed road building pro­ Gibson, charged wfth speeding and ing. orgy field at Scarboro, seven he had decided to withdraw his in­ with an alleged confession made ‘n«- lacaqucna U“ q»**na county. MUa.,. sn- sitting up In bed reading. He sud­ Congress, always ww ailes inland. ' by Mr* Gatlin, today gave investi­ gram includes ei?ht county arter­ reckless-driving, waa dlsmltaiad on route to Vleksburg where he will denly lurched forward, aa tha alert. A nod of hia head, a * spend tonight. Secretary Hoover, nurse, physician and ™er1,,^Jrl ies of travel approximating 29 hia hand In the galtery, tad I Indications wero that the “ Royal vitation. Weather reports indicating dan­ gators additional details of the al­ miles. The first project includes both charges. L. W. Wintust was President Coolldge’e spec ial repre­ his family wer. at tha bedside. An not an unuaoal sight to Cool _ finiLsor” might come here If “ Old leged confession. fined |5 for speeding. C. Fields, Itlng flood re- examination showed he, had died a dozen members leave Glory’’ hops off and follow in the gerous fogs and a U>w pressure area For over two years, Rev. Pardue the Cameron City road west to charged with spMding and disor­ ssntatlv* who la dictating^ tike of the giant Fokker in span- In the north Atlantic are believed aity Mrs. Gatlin confessed, she Sanford Avenue, the .Orange Bou­ derly conduct, estreated a *10 bond construction work in tha Missis­ instantly when th* attack came. came. i*nd consult with him In to have Influenced Levine to aban­ kiag the broad Atlantic. Dr. Lloyd C. Verity ’ announced Iridors. Tltoe and again, e levard from Lake Monroe to the on the first charge and a VIS bond sippi valley, completed a survey tided her time for a chance to kill don hi# intention of leaving today. yesterday of towna on the Arkan­ that Wheeler’s death waa caused \bars of congress U ro eat Under a new plan the "Royal Mt. Dora’ road a t Wllaoa’s Corner on y ,, iecon(1 eount> sas side of the river In this district. by It wa« rumored after the poat- mr father, and once obtained h and the Country Club Road. Tha IlmDor" will not take off until by a, neari heart an attack aggravated by ’called public attention to liatol with which to end his life, R. G. Whittle, feeing charge of Secretary Hoover and his party kidney Borrow and will go to Harbor nment that Hinchcllffe’s objectman In the gallery length of these proposed roads Is trouble. I. P° disorderly conduct, estreated a rare early today for the inspection hia open control ovi vote* Grace, New Foundland to Join the on to taking Miss Boll as a pas- lowever, it was not until later about seven miles. ^ lor 110 bond. The care of MUs June tour across the Mississippi delta to floor. But Wheeler Sir John Carling,” the London to senger had precipitated-a sharp when he was eating his breakfast The second project is the road Waddell, charged /with violating Vlck#burg. At Vicksburg, he will sardonically and w I London plane held there for over­ disargeement between the pilot and ono morning, that she murdered ling and refueling. The first Levine, and th at this might have dm with an axe, according to the through .Geneva, the Gcneva-Chu- the stop law, was continued to receive reports from state workers head with his mlssl iuota road and the Brumley road Wednesday. Bright Lancy, charged who will meet him there tomorrow. had been to keep along with been aa' much to blame for tem­ alleged confession. to make After striking her father with from Chuluota to the Brumley with the same offenae, paid a |3 Disappointed e t the condition the DUGlory” as the latter has a new porary nbandoment of the flight la r*«*at |adio set capable of working on a as the report of adverse weather the axe, Mra. Gatlin was quoted as ranch. The length of these road ia fine as did Alton Gunter on the flood ‘left southwestern Arkansas, to. ;same charge. Secretary Hoover will recommend saying, he lived for nearly two about 12 miles. |(bO-meter wave length. The supply conditions. trough d special petrol at Harbor -Grace Sam Crawford paid a $16 fine an additional appropriation throu not lours in tvhlch she tortured him by The third .project la for a fivto t had tool othing. blow but will be sufficient it wa» Miss Boll burst Into tears when reminding him of her threat to mile road from th* Sanfonl-Orten- .|jr disorderly c<%iduct and (Him the Red Cross of 886,000 for relief The l’ostal Telegraph Com paq ere sad too ra aad Harold Klneade, Wright aero­ aid to re-stock the "Royal Wind- T. It la little was Msessed S7 on the work In Desha County, Ark., he hat secured a leare on th* store nautical Corporation expert, who "kill you and then spit Into your do highway to Clifton and tha Crawford *>olitlelana o . seme count. Arman Ward, charged sold before leaving har* this morn­ w ." fourth project includes a live mile fate.” backed up Hinchcllffe In his in­ room at 210 E. Fret Street and Is krealy interested today ing. with operating a car with a bright stretch from the Maitland-Golden“But I am ndt gong to spit in This will make a total o f.8(50,- now making plana to mov# its ofCORUNA, Spain, Sept. 6— sistence that a passenger should your face,” aha was quoted in her rod road to Altamonte Springs. light, waa fined |3 and FOlix Allen drew the aame fine for reckleee 000 In Doeha County which ehould ice from Park Avenue to th* m w was hoard t h / | (INS)—Captain Frank J. Court­ not be taken on the flight, Inform­ alleged confession aa te|Jing her , m 4. ’ ■ ■ 1 I 1 ' 1 driving Fletcher Brown waa fined tide the etrlken people over until ocation sometime between Noresa- going to ier. who is attempting a flight ed her that she, could not go. "I am the most disappointed father. $5 for speeding and Frank Eden- Jen. 1. he said. Secretary Hoover's ier 15 and December 1, aacordmg lbam England to America In hi* Than, according to the minister, field estreated a $3 bend for vio­ da yesterday waa a hard one. He Bier - Napier flying boat woman In England," she said. aha struck har father two more The “Columbia” remains poised Greenville early end did not o word givsn out today by A. M. lation of tha stop ordinance. fkale” today awaited Improtablows that drilled .him. arrive beck until after 10 o'eteek Earp, manager of th* Sanford for the take-off, fully loaded and ent in weather condition* before last nigh t bljmnJal " ,ranch. JiUeepting a resumption of hia tuned up, and awaiting tha first O^nfarenres with Mississippi The Postal's new homo wiU b« favorable weather report. I Wntore. ’ , state workers were held again this All preparations for th* flight Ceuitney, who era* forced down morning at an early hour before after Levine had promised hertshp DOVER, England, S ept 6 .-(lN k*r* by stormy weather after leavhia departure for Vlckabugf, tb* ^ could go. She la understood to tt Is In th# WsodreH block J 8)—Mrs. Mill* Gad* Corson, “The hg Plymouth, England, announced ble have placed her Jewelry In safe considered one o f tha beat U w la Kill fly direct to New York first mother to swim the English RIOTING CAUSES DEATH . -It in the city. A I r e - » ■Mb weather conditions become custody In Paris, and to have mode Channel," started out from South her will In the event of to a ster. has Just been signed and aor* favorable, Instead of stopping ying the name of LONDON, Sept. I (II In explaining th# situation, !LaTAMPA, FI*., Sept. 6. (INS)— Foyaland, near here, at 8:59 o’clock W. ysara, It Is understood st the Azores and New Foundland r, said to be a Cath­ teen pereona were 1 The trlel of Leonenl Thompson, he privilege of renewal l vine said: this morning in a new attempt to olic priest of DeLond, waa released IU he had previously planned. ,. "We had thought at first (hat alleged slayer of three members of conquer the channel waters. At under a 8500 bond this morning than one hundred seriously in­ Postal Company. Misa Boll’s weight would equal on­ th* family of Lonnie Merrill, waa 9:30 A. M., Mrs. Coryon was two after he had plead not guilty te a jured in a new outbreak of rioting Tha telegraph company will SNAKE FIGHTS BANNED between Hindu and Mohammedan unable to more for somo time do* poesioi* so w i ly about two hours’ worth of pe­ halted today when Thompson charge of operating an automob! factions ia Negpur, Iadia, accord­ miles out end swimming steadily. to the fact that epsetnt •3®*****^ 'sU tes through state LTTTLE ROCK, Ark., Sept. 6.— trol, but It la now clear that tha sufered an spiteptle stroke. ; while In an intoxicated conditio ing to a central' news dispatch and Last year Mra. Corson swam The court room was thrown Into added weight would have made tha fixture* for th# o ttk* win never (IN'S)—Snake fights have been Jutler, a man between 50 and 60 from Bombay today. ^onfualon and the court was adhav# to be manufactured. flight impossible.” • from Cape 'Gris Nes, France, to "fred in Arkansas. A t least a proyears old,*was arraigned before measurementa hav* already Miss Boll, it la understood, will uomed until <a later hour thia Dover. The swim from .England to Judge Sharon who upon the ac k<*d fight waa prohibited In TONY KILLED EIGHT completad and th# order has ■ *rth Little Rock when ha mayor. wait bars until the “Columbia” afternoon. Three jurors had been France la conceded to be a much rimed m a n \ plea of not guilty, set tentatively chosen. difficult task-due to. adverse th* amount-of ball. Later in the “ U the state statuef includeda lagr, tart*. It waa hinted today that YOUNG8TOWN. Sept. 6. — waa indktad with ha might then sail for America, day Ju tlar furnished boad and left (ENS)—Tbe toll of lives taken by Hainst any cr**turea- righting. Levina for th* murder end altering together possibly flying back with Hiachthe city. the pistol of Tony Do Caj of the -father, mother and three Ing and other cliffe In the Columbia.'* H er 111* • J u tW was arrested by Deputy Saturday night. In a i * AD WOUIABT INSANE to gat under ambition ,a» she expressed it her­ children. Ha waa arrested two Comon started her She pl*nperpetrated two days after the murder In’ e 5 S W K S S Itmanity, Jt hours, Vos ANGELE8, 8ept. » - ( lN S ) self, la to be tha first woman to spcakeeey. Both men were stqplfl- ne«l to swim for khpcklng orgy of |W IW Wprewie The new location fly successfully across the Atlanat the expirat time tha ably under th* infinite* of liquor | -Ad Walgsst, fonner lightweight e * r known ed with liquor and drugs. the Postal| TeW * grephJ pilot of har ei was to and to hav* been ijrhrtng hie auto­ ha* ocean. I toing champion tha world, was GutwUky, 53, < After .admitting they had been decide whether th e 7 more epee fav- mobile in a reckless manner. Th# day whan Fred commltUd to tha state a*y■■ '* drunk orf “canned heat" fo r five In a hospital. rareW ar otable enough for 1 to continue, warrant sworn oat ■ against ‘ lipst . the HOPE ABANDONED ®» for th« insane, e t Patton, foldays, Levina‘confessed, first charg­ ity of tha charge by Capman, however, specified no c [, ing a hearing before the county APPEAL TO HIGH COURT ing- Thompson wttb the murder*. retrton, nnet p»- o f reckleee driving. t*<y commission.. OTTAWA, Sept. «--(IN S )— Later Levine admitted he kilted uun Before teas h side, Tim driver’s actions are Mid to With,'all hope abandoned th a t'th a them, then in a third confession lot. LANSINO, the swimmer t the attention of savPrincess Lowenstein Werthelra end h« said he "SWEAT BOX" ' m far; , would succeed ( car wbo on their her (wo .LevBetti* ■ u ih d might still Sept. a Ilf# lan governm) ~ ’ natfa* at i causes" 1 * ’# every available 1) by a Creek first id searcher* to acme Jury tc . —* of r their pla*$* ad from V ■ found ia _ In R ^ a i Iti I BANDITS KILLED (umber Five. tewspaper Man [is Member P arty DEATH WHEELER IS DUETOATTACK OPHEARTFAILING LEVINE CONSENTS NOT$0 TAKESHI HEIRESS ON TRIP ry“x ICu^r£*;: z z h,* cr^ Controlled Votes In Coi ** SEMINOLE BOARD NEGRO USES ICE OPENS ROAD BIDS PICK TO STABHIS AT MEET TODAYGIRL IN QUARREL J — ^ 1SurveyOfArkansas Side Of Mississippi Si Postal Telegraph Company Plans To MoveToNewHome Mrs. Corson Covers 8 Miles Of Channel Trial Of Thompson SwimInFive Hours DelandManAlleged ToHaveDriven Halted As Accused While Intoxicated Has Sudden Stroke 5tftS E w t is ijM s F safer r Me l l o n , WA3HIN( WASHINGTON, —Two. ‘ Yonieto a -0 ‘ Vi/ . * * * " % �THE SANFORD . r rial writers and By International, News _T wider* .U rge That Publicity CMMtti»«uiWlifclU;haracter. b ed Florida B B WM BoomPfrriodl aanwIV iSi5i~31Iffd friendly, adIa me* will ** be as motherly, and the "Frogs” in genW ,' U j .Many Tributes ArePlannedTo Memory Of Industrial Head encan c.vie, of tha American l e ­ gion of 1927, as they were ten Who Had Friends Among years ago, to the same throngs clad . Group Of Financial W a fers then in khaki. So run all indica. Bread! nothing that tions. . ... .. , to behalf of promot'NEW YORK, Sept 6.— (IN S)— Even lha ll_ ^ devastated _ regi'ins Among the tributes that have been g E t t * development and progress where the debt . . . — - question seem* paid and will be paid to the high Of Florida, Is nf more importance most to rankle, are cordial. ttlM making it possible for more esteem in which the late Elbert H “ Whatever our people think of Cary was held by his fellow men! »nd more people to become intlmAmerican finance, they have noth­ none will be more sincere or. more atdly acquainted with this atate, mmwm e » - ; v a i - u n j /VUUI, Hit? ing but admiration for the Ameri­ heartfelt than those contributed by to have actual knowledge, acquired state's most colorful bandit since • t first-hand of what Florida fa the days of Henry Starr and since can soldier. Admiration and af­ the news paper men of the financAnd has to offer for the benefit of Al Jennings joined the purity lea­ fection.” ,in! district. ■W aalrind. ■ '. That was how their, feeling wns To say that Judgo Gary was gue, faces a specific charge of I Within lo m t days st the pub- slaving W. J. MeAnnually, Beggs, summed up by M. G u'ra d de Urn- loved and esteemed by the finnnietmont, an Influuntial farmer of r, through Oklahoma police chief last May. la section. , ,- „ .- .... with plans wns shot down dur­ proposed by State Hotel Commiss­ ingMcAnnually He lives In Cantigny? A little the robbery of two Beggs ioner Carter for interesting more bank* by a gang of eight men, Tn w^y down the road from That vil­ , throughout Jhe United which Kimes was alleged to hove lage rises a broze shAft thickly InBtatea in Florida, and for making been •cribed with the names of Ameri­ recognized. ■n Worth their while to come here can soldiers killed In that vicinity. The youthful gunman also faces aod see the state, not only to see several counts of robbery by fire­ Cantigny Is a small village on fida but to enjoy and appreci- arm s—punished by death In Okla­ top of a hill. It is chiefly tidy its many advantages, and with­ homa. nttlo new houses, though there arc out being put to any very great Rapa occasionally, where cellars expense for so doing. To this end yawn, overgrown with grass, and Keep On Trying » plan Is being worked cut where­ j stones, neatly piled, are what is by the state hotel commisaioner's jf*ft of a pre-war home. FieMs high department will be enabled to util­ with grain stretch in all directions ise some of available time and the , except on the side of a hill, which copnty declare that if they fa il1 « a f f of men In its employ for the seems covered with shrubs. ’ On dissemination, through the North, to get a death Penalty on the closer view the shrubs prove to be murder charge they will try Kimes torti trunks of trees, which- hail on the remaining counts against been a wood, and are now budding him until they do. ** again. . Warrants have been issued for Men of the American first divi­ Kimes in connection with the fol­ sion remember that section. It was lowing holdups: robbery of State to take that town and “straighten Bunk of Sapula in which 110,000 out the line" that an American dl>us lines and Florida hotel owners was taken; Pampa State Bank of visli.-q. went into the war for the ind operators, people to whom in- Tuxas, $32,000; First State of first time us a unit. When they ormatkn about Florida is to be Bristow, Okia., $20,000; State Bank held it, it was heaps of stones and rijan will be offered substantially of McCune, Kas., $00,000 and other raw red earth in gaping holes, and reduced transportation and hotel robberies a t Mannford, Cushing, no more. »te» during certain period* of the Davenport and Keystone, Okla. is a hardware store in one At most o'f these place* he a l ­ of There 19x7-28 season, aa up to November the main streets of Apiiens. Id and after March 16, times when ready ha.* been Indicted on charges “They say the American scddiers of robbery with firearm*. tha rush of tourist traffic Ila not are coming,” said Madame, over pressing, and when, alio, i ___ _ Kimes began life as a plowman the counter. Do you think they are more of uncrowded opportunl- on his father’s farm near Van will come here? I would like to 'U ts for getting about the state and Buren, Ark. When 10 years old see some of them again. There enjoying everything that is to be he went to the nearby Oklahoma were some in our house drying the enjoyed b r visitors generally. The oil fields to worjt. There he was,war. They were so gay, like boys. ! Jacksonville and other Florida Implicated in the robbery of an We were sad, with my husband at I hotel men are reported to be h eart­ the war so long, and everything i l y agreeable to the Commissioner hard, hut they made us laugh, with | Carter „ proposition, and have their Jokes. And my baby was I Agreed to take care, of visiting never so happy ns when he was I (pasts In the times designated at with them. They were always I jpminlmum of cost to those who playing with him.” I VliU Florida in accordance with Above Keissons is a flat plateau I tna Dfopostlon that is to be made whlrh changed hands eleven times I fbtnem and that, to say the leant, during the war, each time with I U advantageous, financially and heavy punishment to the section. I itherwlse. On the slope on the way up is a I cluster of new houses, the rebuilt 1 There is a two-fold town of Fonfenoy. <, One of the houses is of old stone* I newly put together. It belongs tc I at the exact schedule time of the public announcement*. i Enjoyed Interviews .. .... Judge Cary took a great pride on Into ji». th ese newspaper Interview* and sat a t « u extremely careful to avoid tabl«», error In statements attributed to Julated him la the press. In order to §e6f the tore an interview it was necessary . --------- ----- .Ing a to make an appointment through message that waa fit for the world hie confidential secretaries. Havto near. ing presented himself at the Steel For many years Judge Gary waa Corporation office the.interviewer recognized aa America’* spokesman waa admitted promptly to Judge for the buainess interests of the C ary's aanctom. the most Imprescmintry. He had made a. special shre of furniture in which waa the study of the art of fairness and long directors’ table. On the wall suuureneu in buainess information, Is a series of pictures of America’* and scorned the Idea of treating outstanding "strong men” in the vjiulabie industrial data ag a pos- sphere of finance and business. Slide meant of enriching himself or Having decided on the topic for hi> friends. Information contained discuaaion. Judge Gary rocker! h‘s S n n r . K » 1 M is s e s , I to the duties that already are being t i< pekformed, and which work will j»| nbi cost the state anything, the Fi ■ Openses, involved to be defrayed Pi out of the department’s funds. The M jsotk, however, will be valuable | p< to- the state,I in w a general and lb --T ----IS *”-- way, ” "J | HltV directly to those interested, and becoming the atata’a visitor* un­ der the plana propoaed and put In­ to effect Trans-Ocean Flights Are Stirring Creative Spirit O f A m etica ’s Inventor. .b*rJln nnd W . I | 19c V tt& v ia M ts & a r . offke is equipaa fourth of th fiT l WS X£"iuta, |l « a w ts fs w S are xxmeave. ■gain to reduce cure greater Hi ventors are seek on present type! • being. I»wer. In improve up ' • , the School Girl—save money now! Z.S.-XM to o n ,y g K $ m mm| 7 . 4 > ... 9 ___^ _____ ■ ' *• "• 5 j i . J • . — ■ - %•* < W a is ts & B l o u s e .s 1 • 200 W aists and Blouses that are regular U* a I V L j f r j L J * choose from— you can save money on these priced, good looking, quality dresses! Only «*i ' ' il : " $23.50 Values! Think o f it! Stylish, high ^ *, ! ''= $1.75 values, a large variety to $1JJ5 And V ' 5 - A'' 19c ** • ^ \• " V . v . .* thirty in this special lot for Lucky Tues­ day at the reduced Bankrupt Sale Price of , ... 1 4 r %| l ' - if '*'*♦ % : V BANKRUPT SALE PRICE c i ^ H A T S A lot of splendid values in Children’s Hats that every Mother should see. They are big values Its your lucky chance! regularJy $4.50 values, just the thing for r* A k T P CO A TS Save! Save! Save! N ot* Is your BIG OP­ PORTUNITY. These spring coats original­ ly sold for $2fi„p)()_ th e Bankrupt Price was J9.45 and now we huve knifed them down S tra w Silk and Wool slip-over and coat sw eaters, IIANKIUIPT,SALE PRICE (INS)—The Hundreds of aeronautlce pal applications, ranging from schei to build airplanes to earry a 100 passenger* to methods of destroy­ v . -r ' — —'vi "Pi Miiiv ing airplanes when miles in the irala since the signing of the air, have been submitted - to the totiee. »nd the victory parade, United States Patent Office and irakal Ferdinand Foch, su­ the needy formed military design slitence of planes and increased l* commander of the Allied engine efficiency thus making it iA during the World War, and hiie moat of the would-bc-inr»l John J. Pershing, comors *rv seeking to develop the tor ^ e Firat A. E. F., both lane as an agency of peaceful present type of monopane was de­ ranr National Commander* of nerce, many are devoting their veloped from this Idea, and tha *gWi.,will be present and proposal* to make the air­ fact that monoplane* were used In Howard P. s tn« supreme arbiter of armed the trans-Atlantic of Lconflicts. v.......«Among M,u. theae proposal* Hlghts successful his reauitad in a tremend•g fo n .^ J head -the Second (are radio “death Aik ~ v - / — “y*-i** which would effort to improve them. Oyto* destroy ships in the air and huge “The large raunoplane is in tfJutln- armored planes which would be rect a biplane with the strut* re­ DC0^r v,r'tal),e hattlaahlpa of the air. placed by /.r d e r braces and «nHenri ; Many Applications [ . Application* for aeronautics pa■nee and tha pressure upon tha C h i l d r e n ’s M i l a n S te / W Tv E D A A Tl EJ u RI A SO ! • . 1 Wtoged their w, 1 6 m . P e rW nr C h ie fs nt; StatQHAttendence A rid A lot of IDifr lints that represent splendid valuett— worth up to $5 und some even more—-all must go Tuesday at the * | ' ' *' * . . , * 1 aw.lt!,, bJ’ jjJj era. Another outstanding, year in Judge Garv’" u ar.nuil meeting of A fter the crush of Satur­ day we have been re-ar­ ranging stock and mark­ ing DOWN PRICES—new prices have been placed on all m erchandise and fig­ ures th a t will absolutely sot. you g a s p i n g have taken the place of the al­ ready lo w BANKRUPT PRICES—Tuesday is your LUCKY D A Y j-be there when the doors open and embrace OPPORTUNITY whil^.you have the chance -—don't fail to tak e advan­ tage o f Tuesday’s big values —- wonderful savings are offered! ^ 1 I 1 I I gSr '• te r ly Prices A t The H A T S, CDDTM P b rK IN G tribution of inf, __ « . to worfd-wlde ’" g j g *teel trade. For t K j h£» of thi, Institute18] always prepared an J V*y of world-wide baft F r L L a d ie s M a tro n s the cu e of »tatcrm)nta prepared by 1himself f___ I# .and . J districted fr*> n i l mAh. . to all.nfwspaper men alike, M r.G ary (as he preferred to be called) waa, quite Insistent that the completed inter­ view be submitted to him for hi* inspection. * Scored Pool Evils One of hie moat Important utter­ ances on the subject of the stock market w u given in an exclusive interview to the writer. In the in­ terview Judge Gary roundly scor­ ed the evils ol pool .manipulation of stocks, and went as fa r as to say that "at times the reported sales on the stock market are fictitious and purely ‘wash sales’— which means that the same inter­ ests control both the dale and pur­ chase." lie deprecated the fact that so much money was lost by inexperienced dabblers in stocks. Ohe of his most constructive measures was the establishment of the American Iron and Steel In­ stitute,' for the collection and dis- r . • %: $ 4 . 8 5 �Sf*' m TWO THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEM BER 6. 1927v The National League Race - 11 Sanford Herald •fttn M a tiM fl i w i « r i i m t *xf emr « .. r u r U i Europe’* Steelmakers United. No Need To Worry. Make IJghtning Harmless. First To Invent and Fly. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE , <up> rlshl I»TT bp Star L». * A Blade Of Grass ----------------- — f t GREAT STEEL companies ot Europe, practically all but tnosc ol Great tiritain arc united in a gi­ gantic trust. Tivey will keep their business secret ami what they can to yrl all the markets of the world. Mow 'German, hutch and Beleian manufacturers of wire and wire tenciriy invite the French to join them and form another gigan­ tic trust. This is not th? time, dearly be­ loved, to talk about interfering with l>ig business or with combin­ ation, tnat mean great industrial (rower. JUDGE GARY, who died recent­ ly said the European steel com­ bination would not hurt this coun­ try. It won't if we build up a turin wall as we should and m ust do, to protect ourselves, our workmen, industrialists und prosperity. The motto of the United States should be; "The biggest kind of American big business to fight the big business of this rest of tho world." fourth place fearful lest it drop to u lower |>osition if the TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER «. 192/ club didn’t show better form. Today the New Yorkers arc in second place and only one game behind the Pirntes. Mc­ TtlK IIKHAI.U'N FHOOKAN le —Era* mi) la eltf aad eanalR ad. Graw’s men have passed the Cards and Cubs with a rush ■alula! ra l la a. rprt water raale In Jaekaon that gave them twenty-six games out of thirty-two and fijjNlo. Uoaalraelloa af 01. Juana Indian eleven of their Inst twelve contests. n iter Canal. The National League race stands out in striking con­ laanftaratlaa of moatklr “1*0•M Week. trast to the pennant affair in the American League where EUROPEAN SCIENTISTS oc­ -A a ftrarn lln g o f b a ltd la s I'r n suggest that the Am eri­ f d ftta m _ k o ia rh n lela, a p a r tm e n t the race has been a one-team affair all season. The Yankees casionally can race is deteriorating. In Thomhaaar*. lack only a few games of cinching the flag and appear to he U'.» Jefferson’s time they said that A eommtinlfr t’keal, • _I 'oraplellon of tllf henwlUa. headed for a new record in the total of their victories. T h e !th e North American continent proIlaa praftran. A a m and modern haapltnl. Yunkees can’t lose even if they try. T h e y h a v e p la y e d ,700iduced no very large mammals,.s.i sent them a moos^! hall all Henson when .GOO hall Is usually good enough to win ho•Those that worry about "the ^ BIBLE VERflE FOR TODAY a pennant in almost anyone’s league. American type” ought to see Henry LOVE AND HATE:—Ye, that In the meantime the National League battle will vie Behrens, of Osage county, Kansas, Hove the Lord, hate evil; He pro- with football in holding the interest ami attention of nation­ He is si* feet seven inches tall, big L n rv fth the souls of IIis saints; al fandom. Tho teams are so closely grouped that one day's it, proportion, ami a "dirt farm er.” He dellvtreth them out of the Immi games may show a complete shake-up. Who's your favor-, A SERIES OK Must, in a govof the wicked. Psalm 07:10. urnnient uraenul recently coat $ 11)0,• ■‘-•PRAYER: -Lord, fill our hearts) ite? One guess is as good ns another. full of Thy Spirit and Love, that j 1may love all mankind, and hate ' ktt evil. The Only Excitem ent L eft in the American League As Brisbane S e e s It The most exciting pennant race since 1908 is being l i t » i n « »ll« iii 1 furnished by the National League. From a hotly contested l<r*4 «i • I Hi m l u t l i r , three-cornered fight a month ago, the flag chase has been ST, m i , a !t tfce P M X I M tekffK . Florida. aaS-r art af enlarged to a four-team affair by the advent of the New •( M m k a, ia*r. York Giants. Thirty days ago.it) was a toss up between, the EDITOR Pittsburgh Pirates, Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals, .LAID U OBAN lot. ANAOEH HOWAHU m O ...... IANAOF.R LB K. JONES, N a a u l> ( KOIlar but with the spectacular spurt of McGraw’s team, no man’s n i i c n i r n o i BATED money is safe on any of the four contending clubs. w DTAO Trse . -L.'.w... Enrly in the season the Pirates loomed us the logical Maatha Dl.TS winners by virtue of their superior pitching und hitting irro Mawlha ...-----------f a r r i a r h « a « k —.... „ OD.lt 93.00 strength. The Buccaneers sailed along swiftly and peaceful­ llrrklr X l i l n per re a r H » Herat* SonfarO’a elosrer am »- ly until the old jinx overtook them und internal strife broke paper aalittrilH (a tkr lntornnfUtMl Nowa I m lw , rm lr U * fraai out anew just us it did the yenr before when they seemed tkla auperler sewa urftanlaat l»a destined for the pennant. At the same time the rejuven­ tw ralr Ikoaaatid warda daily m vfr- ated Cardinals began to show form as did the fighting Cubs. ta t Oil l i t Iradlno cveals of Ikr ra tiro wa»ld. The I. 3. 0 la n r r r la l. The result was that the Pirates were ousted from first place Ir elMelesr lu Flarlda and lla gaaaarr of DoadllaA state » m a la and the Cubs assumed the lead by a comfortable margin. R ltkari tria l._______________ The Cubs "cracked” and the Corsairs showed a reversal Tkt Hr raid la o w tn h tr of Ike of form to start a winning streak that landed them again on ■Aadlt Moreaa af ('Irralatlwaa. aa talrraatlvaal Aaaoelallaa af 1’ah. top. Meanwhile the Cardinals aided by some good, hitting Itaken. Adrertlaera. aid Advert lain* Often! ■ wklek reaalrea eaek l*ab- and pitching were staying within threatening distance. But {liktr.ateaieber lo aMba.lt la a ■rnafth aadlt af aakaerl|Mtaa llata the real excitement was being furnished by the Giants, who «rd*r la verlfr ik « liitl» all u month ugu thought their chances were nil. Several weeks laia af elrealallaa aa well aa ago McGraw’s team was floundering around hopelessly in eal fewalaeaa atelkada. 000,000. Professor Micchelson, of tl.e University of Chicago or sqmo other greut expert in physic*, might lind a way to protect arsen­ als und oil wells from lightning danger, if government or capital­ ists would devote to that purpose a much-smaller sum than $rOU,u0001)0. Give the lightning a safe, easy path from cloud to earth, und it will be as harmless as higli voltage on the right, kind of wite. ■ — — -----o------- ne with their efforta toward lob relations, five members Dade City Kiwanis club athare Tuesday. The composed of Carl Rer of the Paaco county ■ r , *: ft* • CUV J S ^ Ueiu,‘ l 8, i *#e C0SJrt* ot ^1 P ^P 'e In America are *an.d jblrking jury duty. Many are leavtiL ir !• f? judges and Juries and to crimW. X ' l “tt ? . .h . « I U r .1 !“n* V» criminality, *1 y ,rt*1 "' ignoring their that letter scarcely realizes that Individual responsibility to atand and every other business msq of for the maintenance of law, to this country, la directly responsible serve rn juries aa a patriotic duty for-good government, for honeet or do what ever else may bo nocessand honorable courts, for honest *ry *n<J nnint«to!nir our govern­ ’arlcs and for the enforcemeat of ment. The man, who Ilka tho one law. I t has been well said that the from whoso letter wo have quoted, g reat sin of America la Indlffer- J, confining himself exclusively to once—indifference, In many casts, hie own business and leaving to the to Dvarything except to individual courts ot .he land to dispose of all making. We are so busy criminal cases perhaps doee m* men affaire that we some- Blue that there la a p-*“ *- ~ * *' to this country and to civilisation. Wo wonder If men who hold that view are voting according to their conscience as to the beat man for the office. W» wonder If that aplrljt is not responsibld for the fact that only 50 percent of the American citizens vote In a Presidential elect, ion. We w<mder If the activities of the Socialists and the reds general­ ly are not creating » spirit of IU will throughout the land largely because aq many of our people are confining their thought strictly to their own business and are not seeking to counteract the evil In-1 fluence of these Socialists and “ *'¥.'*r- Elton J. Moughton Bank Bldg, •»»nford, Fla. n \G 00 City Advantages A t County Taxes In Loch Arlmr ./ Hal your cake and have it ✓ ✓ too? Here’s how It's done in //? Loch Arbor: City convin­ ces, no assessments. Count) Tnxes—can you think ofi W . better hdt! DeForest-Santord Realty Co. •o s, ^ o a tr o i* Box 330 Sanford TOM SIMS SAYS and skirt according to a New York[ authority. Two and one quarter, yards do the work now. Cotton mills worry also. A lady’, } EXPLAINING BAD GOVERNMENT nightgown used to start tight s-j | M ANUFACTURERS RECORD round her neck, the slefevea came . down to her wrists, the gown came J tV !l5 Ma?* | ti,m.c,8 fail to remember th at eternal down to the floor. Now the night-, f t ™ ,n. 0 >vi*‘,“nce «>« °ur part la the price of gown la a Joke, sleeveless, skirtlss* frank A. Goodwin maintaining the liberties of thik made of silk, and not cotton. luoiuhed in the Manufacturers 'country. W Nr Architect o ----------------------------- in did the yiddish Mr. Berlin Scotch? f ----------------British people who somerni to display an unusual I of intelligence are beginr express themselves as op1to any more long distance L flight* until airplanes are ~ to the point where such can be successfully made. ■eem to be such a bad that. ! The Credit Association |a ginned society for the pre«ni£ of Cruelty to Credit. J Usl p,* Jl! duJ u nand h*i„ bills when they're due, prevent this cruelty. nrevent p The Sanford Credit Asj In Flr*i When H. L. Mencken cutft loose with hin venomous ver­ The dancing masters have decid­ ed the Charleston and Black Bot­ bosity to tear down the little tin gods of American moronry, tom omit go. That’s getting to be he seldom leaves anything standing but the inside of the hol­ an annual decision now. low shell. In one particular article, however, which we notice We arc not concerned about Coocredited to him in the Gainesville News, he is more charit­ liilge miming in 1028. But we w< nable and admits some good points along with the had. der if. during his western trip, While on an extensive tour of the country recently, he he'll get over to Nebraska to greet admits the beauty of the landscape while bemoaning the WHILE WE PRAISE the air that fellow who chewed 112 sticks ugliness of the municipal layouts and village structures. He work 01 other nations und deplor* of gum a t e'ncc. own oflicial shortcomings in says he saw "beautiful mountains, beautiful river valleys our the air, we can find comfort in tho it must be awful to la? a neghund even more beautiful plains, but nowhere in the ten fact that we have flying men as hors child because they will never states was thefre a more beautiful town. One and all they good us any in the world. (amount to nnything.—Newark ABSENCE were hideous," m e tlying machine was invented Ledger. • _ By Grace Wickham am. first flown in America. A m eri-1 " '— :— "Certainly poverty is not the cause of this depressing ; With your hand oir my breast were first to lly across thel Right now we can’t imagine » * And your head on my shoulder ugliness,” urgues the Baltimore mentor, "fur prosperity is iiuu Atlantic, the I aclfic and firx t'y " unv man with fewer apparent •I coUld never be cold; widespread in America, and even the farming sections share.,uo tly n, uruuntl ................. ........... w„ ... ___ _____ for his job than the the world. 'Chose r**,RU|diflcuWon* Or never grow older. it despite the yowling of yokels yearning for panom et cir-[‘•uni* will aland forever, a thlng*{*,v'*"1 <>f the Red Sox.—Detroit ’ Only the chill censes. There are gaudy filling stations in every very village in ... can ,M* t,"n* f,,r the rir,,t t,n“* When we- are opart the country, nntl plenty of pretentious and expensive buiid- ly once. Mnkle* my fuce ;------- - . . | _ A New Jersey little hoy cruised And ages my heart. intrs,^ But the more pretentious they are, the uglier they PATTY HORN, u llL year-old' n*’e miles out to sea on nn nutomoure. They sit upon their lots absurdly. They are painted in [>:>•I preacher, with bobbed hair, Ihi le Inner tube. Maybe he hud -That flying boat "Whale" didn't h»nrd that Lindbergh had crossed [ Purt’ UHever. ¥ in get off to a whale of a good the wrong colors. They show no feeling whatever for nr- l!y\ :‘,Vmith '** the occuit on u sandwich.— D etr­ chltectural form. Am! they commonly swear at their n e l a h - l “ “ ' n“ .K S rrT fS .!" *they * oit Free Press. »rt. hors. -a lure today, says this preucher girl, A Palmetto man was recently | **[t is a pity, for the American landscape is almost lllti-lu university student from lies Moiby a cow. Are we to inter fo r m | v hiimiUfii! lies. 1 Hitt xcimlblt* young woman the gentleman ww; trying to 101 m iy “ t-a u u iu i. In very few parts of this immense eoun well know* th at xhortncH* of the try is there natural ugliness. Even the pine woods along tho Mlirl* or the hair means little. the bull? aouth Atlantic seaboard and the monotonous reuches of tile .She Isn't going to be a preacher is a Prescription for /bat gtod docs it do to play the western prairie have their high qualities, and it is not sur­ always. Just as soon us she meets) ittare when other clubs vote Malaria, Chills and Fever, the "right young man," she will I _^..jid another team In it* vio- prising to'hear that there are men and women who love d iop the pulpit for a more im port-[ Dengue or Bilious l ever. lon of one of the baste rules of them, The more broken country is everywhere of great out profession, rtata league? It kills the germs. beauty, from the hills and lukea of Maine to the lust flutters —o BRITISH I ARMAMENT suys of tho Georgia highlands, und from the georgeous Piedmont - _____ *________ low .that a perfumed fertilizer that Russia has 1,30(1,000 nultllerx been manufactured for use of of Virginiu to the cliffs that frowr^down upon the Pacific. under arms. Me Laulins Meticulous fanner, maybe Some time ngo I spent a summer morning riding through 'I rotsky, boss of the arm y ami Jewclers-Optometrlst omebody. will be kind enough to the blue grass country of Kentucky. Where is there any­ the* rest of ltussiu now, suys thej ua spinach with a more pala- thing irf Europe more-lovely? In color as in contour it is tumy amounts to only 500,000. Diamond Mounting Jle taste. T hat’s n pretty good nucleus. Well almost perfect. Engraving * ---------- o------mined und well fed, 500,000' men "But it’s villuges like those of all other parts~of the re­ tuultl ie United States still may need Watch. Repairing hold off Western Europe In­ id flve-cent cigar but what the public' ure mainly hideous. They sprawl uhaurdly; their definitely. And Kussiu has 10,000,I seems to need most a t the trees are badly planted; their houses leap out of the ground 000 young men ready to add to (he mt wrltirig Is a few more army ut uny moment. nut-ocean airplanes that won't like flying fish; they show colors that nature would be ash. amed of; they fade into outskirts that are not only frowsy VARIOUS EUROPEAN nation, R In the sea. Mj -------- o----1— but filthy. Such a landscape deserves the reverence of man suggested a boycott on American exchange take* up for the as a beautiful woman deserves it. He ought to be ashamed good*. "Let ua buy nothing from int bystander" who is alUnited States. Let's use the lys getting shot In a street row. of doing anything to mar It. But in the blue grass, as in the the money that we would have spent in have no sympathy for him. If green grass, the American peasant flings himself barburHtatee," they said. had any tense, he wouldn't be an ously upon it and tries his level damntiest to make it revolt­ theIf United that idea develops to a serious ilocent bystander." ing." patent the United States could re­ i. . n - ——We have no doubt therd is some truth in what the ed­ tort courteously by refusing to i.,konld Opera Singers Act? asks jrary Digest Well we'd.like to itor of American Mercury says. Small American towns can­ xue any passports to any country some of them act rather than not afford to hire the world’s best architects to plan their buyeotting this country’s business Our furvigri friends would find thut Tallahassee Democrat. Lisnext time you get a chance, buildings, but they usually do the best they can with the the money that Americana spend you may feel differently about means they possess. And after all, are there not also ar­ v.ith them, real money, amounts to a good deal more than - what they chitectural atrocities in the big cities? Even where they send us. ... ------ o------can afford to have things beautiful, they do not always suc­ fuung Italian in Ohio got excited ceed. s THE FRENCH drcssma)cersother day after an argument And furthernure, when it comes to making an nctuul men, a majority of them—arc hila' wife and killed her, four own children, and two grand choice, in it not better to be blest with the benutien of Na- showing the new styles. Tho skirts continue short At the top. Hats are Moral: don’t argue with ibDnd unless you know how ture even ifi annoyed by "houses which leap up out of tho big, which makes It possible tn ground like flying fish?" Anyone who has seen our gor­ charge a bigger price. geous, golden moon rising out of the sparklifig waters of Incidently, the makers of textile, »r In Ziegfield's lat- Lake Monroe would prefer that to whatever beautiful things gooda are worrying, alnce women's* clothing today, from the outalde to of the Follies says that the inside, requires In yards L’i , , -Domeone proposed three man has been able to build in the cities for the Follies creator, the We have even been told* that in certain sections boys titan half the gooda required forni-i erly. • I liman, Irvin Berlin, gave only Five yard* used to make a coat: fVhat we would like to know of grass C mCn With0Ut eVer havintf aeen a tree or a blade BIRD FLOCK By Kenneth Slade Ailing (From Voices) ir lighter than a flo.'k of words, Bleated to fly with wings of wit, ha wind has twirled a scarf of birds caught this tree with it. disengaging it again flings the fabric to the skies. Illng, It floats Into the rain here now Invisible It lies. ------- -flip n ext tim e you need m, itniK store n rile le , step to youe Walking: Is pi,..ne uoil tell us whst you want, you'll he surprised at the uulekneM Good------------of uur delivery. P h o n e &**'• “But” Our Service B etter UNION PHARMACY You may not know how completely InsurnHce can protect you axalnst every possible less, but a few min­ utes' talk with us will show you what,you need. Care­ fully-written policies, hack­ ed by strong companies, can tuke from your shoulders all worry of loss. Make sure you hnve ade­ quate insurance, fitted to your special needs. Talk with this agency today, A. P. Connelly & Sons Established UJ08 224 Magnolia Phnne 48 FERTILIZERS FOR FLORIDA FRUITS AND FARM CROPS. SIMON PURE AND GEM BRANDS. "TIME TRIED AND CHOP TESTED" Forty year, satisfactory service to Florida Grower, Long dry *pell about Order now and save mosey by getting our REDUt ED JUNE FIRST price list before buying. Fair price*, quality Fertilliers, Prompt shipment. ’ E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO Jacksonville B*- What Will Happen In w hat financial condition will you find yourself in case of; Sickneso— Loss of Work— Advanced YenrsAccident or Hnrd Times? DON'T MERELY THINK ABOUT IT for m aking b alloon tires easy to s te e r / Act—and prepare for it! A dd a i r —till pressure gauge shows exact number of pounds prescribed for your size of tire. Repeat—once a week—to make sure pressure is right. JOIN (he vast army of happy and pro­ gressive people who constitute the de­ positor* of this Rank—their future I* as­ sured through a steadily increasing emergency reserve account. No ter Wo have courteous *tt*nd*nta who p u t in tho mir and toot tiroo/oroureuotomora.Onorooton why woman liko todrcroonSihot* towns purcAe serf here. You can do likewise, and this Invites yuu t« do l| now. In la n d S u p p ly lU W M in n t Dn m G o o d r i c h THEFIRSTNATIONALBANK Christm as V #D * Jeweler O Magnoli * •* ; ': 3 g | jSj OW on o payment �THE SANFORDTIERAL P , T UESDAY. SEPTEMBER G, 192^ happy finale. gemmoie^iirt Shop iB Oakland Selected As Headquarters, S yP Mapping program S ta rte d Rcce Wnlter Woods, who supervised supervised the l•loduction of "His Dog." Prom­ inent in the supporting cost are u ^ i r s . °An Sully Rand, Robert Edeson and I red Walton. , "Old Ironside*," office Telephone 148 MRS. FRED 8. DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR ™ Social Calendar Important business meeting nnu of offic.es for the Daugh0f Wesley' Cinss at the church ,g o'clock. Refreshments. Aiarinn Circle 6 f the F irst Bapit Church will meet with Mrs. A. Chamberlain at 8 o’clock at tho »rk Apartments with Mrs. Chant* and Mrs. Stew art ns host- Fir-t Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. J. D. Cochran a t I-ake Mary. Members are asked to meet it the home of Mrs. John D. Abrajams on Hughey Avenue at 3 •’clock and motor out to Lake Mary in a body. | THURSDAY ! Regular meeting of the Col. Theodore Roosevelt Auxiliary^ of. I ranish War Veterans Ni». 3 will beet at Shaftrs Studio, 113 Elm avenue at 8:30 o clock. FRIDAY ;j Business haeetiflg and Election of ifficers for the Dependable Class I . .. t t . i l __It.i a* ORGAN ^CLUB MEMBERS m a k e Man’s Bekt Friend The, first meeting, of the fall of the Pipe Organ Club of the First Baptist Church held Monday after­ noon at the home of Mrs. R. \\\ I.nwton on Palmetto Avenue, prov­ ed to be one of fellowship and full of inspiration for a greater work to bo done this year along the line o fsjp rie * and usefullnesa both to Jirt*church and to themselves. Bowls of fragrant roses combined with ferns lent beauty in decorat­ ing the rooms where the members assembled. Mrs. J. If. Cotclough, president of the club, opened the meeting with a prayer, affor which the members repeated the club creed. Fallowing the roll call, routine business was carried out. One new member was reported by the mem­ bership committee. The bazaar chairman announced tbnt several sewing parties had been given dur­ ing the summer and that a large number of dainty articles had been made for the Christmas bazaar. A fter the business had been transacted, Mrs. Voile Williams, president of the Woman’s Mission­ a ry Union, gave a splendid talk. Miss Hazel Ormsby Of Lakeland Weds Jam es Gillen Of This Citv Announcement n t the m arriage ° f Miss Hazel Ormsby of Fort Meade to Jumcs N. Gillon trf this city will be received with much in­ terest. The m arriage took place Friday evening ut 0 o’clock ut the Presbyterian parsonage a t . Fort Meado with the pastor, Dr. C. I. Stacy officiating in the presence of the immediate families nnd a few intim ate friends. Following the ceremony Mr. ami Mrs. .Gillon left for an extended wedding trip, planning to visit W ashington, I). C., Philadelphia, New York und N iugra Falls, ami Mrs. Cecil Frisbie nnd baby lefi Mr. nnd Mrs. L. B. Holler are •Sunday for Alabama where she.wi! •{siting at Lakeland as the guests f Mrs. J. M. Wood a t her home on Jast Peachtree Street. ' Mrs. J. II. Colclough returned home Sunday evening from Det-and •here she spent,several days with V*r mother Mrs. S. E , Johnson. Mrs. B. Rudd and daughter, Mi(riant, are spending some time visitMiss Nell--Williams returned ling friends nt Atlanta, Ga. home Mr.nday from Jacksonville Vhtre she spent the past week Herntun Meyers left Sunday for with friends. Indianapolis, Ind.. where he will report to the hall team of that city. % Is His DogAsShown In M ilane Picture " Mr and Mrs P. M. Elder and Mis* Alice Elder who have been spending the summer at their home a t Clayton, Ga. are expected to return home this week. Miss Katherine Buhrman, Miss ^ “dford motored Sunday “ycross, Ga., where he went Betty Buhrman, Miss Margaret Ccwan.-Edward Buhrman and Dan •A. RAdterra home. Mrs. Radford Hansell returned • home Monday thd past month from Lakeland where they spent Y.., n* friends and relatives at the week-end as the guests of-Mr. and Mrs. Bacon. points in Georgia. In the window Is n pleasing a r­ rangement of late fall models of French felt and the new solar felt, with novelty trimmings of Jtnnd embroideries, tucks and orna­ ments. a* well ns fetching purses, bags, shoulder flowers and gnuay rcarfs. A complete line of white fella, romessolid in color others with chic touchtN of green, ros<. or black. All of the new fall colors, such ns the various tnns and woods colors, canary, reds, and green nre fer.turcd in these new chnpeatfal They Conte in both small nnd large head sizes. With the inode chang­ ing from bobbed hair to the soft coils, tho den and is greater for tho larger head sixes und u chnrming nr1ay is i n hand. In nddition to the hats, a full line of novelty bags, millinery ac­ cessories nnd flowers arc to be had at the Se.minole H at Shop. Sept. selected .n headquarters for a huge flitwny maping program under the direction of the United State* de­ portment of - commerce, two offic­ ials of the airway lighting division of the department visited Oakland airport. The man in charge <-f the airway construction work . which will link Oakland with Los Angeles and also by direct line, with Salt Lake City and tho main routes east, nre W. T. Milier-nnd E. L. Curtiss. At the present time they arc lo­ cated at Livermore, working the northern section of the I.os Angeies-Oakland airway. Beacon Lights Within a short time, they reveal­ ed, a series <f beacon lights every ten miles, supplemented by high powered blinkers, will span the valley from the municipal airport to Los Angeles. Each of the aerial "lighthoajes" is powered by a light of 2,500,000 candlepower. These lights will mark the way «vcr a chain of land­ ing fields being leased by the gov­ ernment, supplementing regular airports nt the valley sities. The 'Lak£ City will be Started. '; .Millions Involved From Omaha 4 0 Salt la the "lighthouse" .system U in operation. Headquarters will be edf in the Athens club, it was from which the work of. the airways throughout' t California will be directed. TODAY I W ED N ESD A Y "M ANT0wER’f' *** ' Richard Dix in. a picture » The EntirciService 53.00 ‘ The Gene Swirl Shingle Service includes the Swirl Hair Cut, Shampoo and Finger Wave. Appointments should be made to insure prompt service. Call 349J. Blue Bird Beauty Shopp TtfcLander Arcade Phono S49J wiw MM 11 * m fjm ^ ^ ft l» \t.K ^ Cl Monsieur Gerte o f New York• * who cornea to Sanford for;one day only, Saturday Sep­ tember 10th.. to introduce the newest. Parisian Hair Styles now the nine on bith continents. L i t I '• L'« J We said you’d find bar­ gains—’you found them! We said you buy m erchan­ dise a t prices th at would set you gasping! We told you this was an opportun ity th at would come but once—th at chance is near­ ly gone—there will only be a day or so left of Golden Opportunity—don’t wait and be sorry! Come now |V wj a n ■ 1 Now is the time to have the c h h d r t n ^ cloth cleaned and get them ready for school. Send us all * »#4M f f • > their dresses, coals und suits while we have time to Only a limited number left. Snappy Klve them SPECIAL ATTENTION;.; ~ . “ J styles. This is your BIG Chance to save Also send • ho1 •feor faded tlreeaes, M ita-ar coats to be direct.’ We , „i I f f School “ta rts next M o n d a y - s c . ^ tlu children’s clothes NOW so. you •can ge them back in time andr have them spic am * * -W . A M ■ CALL US—W ■ "HIS DOG” A unique, vivid story o f‘h 1 and his beat friend, featfl Joseph w f l f t i n R I A picture .of Florida,., "WHERE SUMMER SPE THE WINTER- • Comedy "WOLF IN SHEEP’S, C LO TH IN G -'' Variety "Reflection,**,0.^ Solo. Selection*'frmik«“MERRY1 WIDOW- • wifrtlMIPifnd delight the wt family. A e s o p ’s Fables M. i — .Dickerson Harry Word announce# the arrival of Mri. C. C. Nottingham, Miss *l»ngcn« Nottingham /and Miss “ •• Caine Nottingham left Thurs, J Monteverdi* after a pleasvisit here with Mrs. Nottingums niece, Mrs.. Lloyd Boyle. Misses Mr. and ®* E- GiUon, Mlxsos * "d GJ aci! GlJ,un « » Vexpected W »ru and MU* V _ '* t«w or!L h.om® Monday evening Ihoime Salt Fort Meade k and* ~ Bartow je oiyanon oi . ro they hay# b e j espending n ___ ____ the several we* a away atDAi* tho«r While, they Ij Mr nnri and Mrs. C*l.. One Look At Our Stock Will Convince You That There Is Only A Few Days Left Of The . Mis * Virginia Jinkins left Thurs­ day noon for Maryville, Tenn,, where she will enter Maryville Cc liege. .’ hits Eloise Brady returned home from points in 'N o rth h ,J..n* .where "he spent the psst ‘•Uh visiting friends. She was fwnpanied home by'M iss Rhoda mas of Ocala, who will be her fur a short time. Mr. motored to Howey In tho Hills, Monvlny where they spent the duy, j Mr.' and Mrs. Clarence Powell and baby left Sunday for Quitman, Ga., where they will make their home. '’Mrs. W. S. Jordorr of Jackson­ ville Is visiting here as the guest •• children and'M iss Bobbio Lou of her niece Mrs. Jnmes G. Sharon irntt and Miss Louis Garrett «>n Tenth Street, fumed home Saturday from Day* ns Reach where they spent th o ' Mrs, John Borland of Waycross, at two weeks .G»., is visiting here with her mot— her, Mrs. R .E. Milieu at her honu: Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Butner of on West First Street. ikry Avenue announce the birth -------’ » son, Friday September 2 at Mr. and Mrs. O, C. Cochran ana *< Fernald Lauthtun Hospital, two yotmg sons have returned hontu d has been named liar- from 3t Petersburg whore they tner. spent the week end. • ■ • I Mrs. U o Ccowe and1 Miss Emma Furley returned Light leave Thursday home Sunday from Lakeland where •mo a t Gainesville, Ga.,’ she has been visiting friends for ing the summer here, the post fortnight. Is tho nuipager of the -------l team. The many friends of Miss Sarah OAKLAND, — Disclosing that Oakland has been M r and Mrs. K. B. McCracken and small son spent the week end very pleasantly a t Daytona Beach. Robert \V. Deane left Tuesday The best friend n man has in.the for lake Wales where he will work!, may turn against him and spend two weeks visiting* friends. become his enemy. His son nr Mr. and Mrs. George W. Evans daughter may prove’ ungrateful . Tho one absolutely unselfish friend and family left Mornlay in their that man can have in this sclfi-h 1nr for I>ceds, Ala. where they world, the one that never desert- will initke their home. him, the one that never proves tin ss (trace g rateful or treacherous, Is hi* dog.’1 I In these cxrerpts. from his famed .“Tribute to a Dog,” Senator Vc«t pictures the fine loyalty of a due for his master. / This is,the central theme of "His 'Dog,” a Karl Brown production, in j which Joseph Schildkraut and Juli.i 'Faye are featured and which will he on view at the Milane theater | today. Unique in plot, “ His Dog. ' (’ U .fTTTA . India, Sept. 6. — as prepared fur the screen by Olga (IN’S )—The "Pride of Detroit.” • PrinUati front Albert P a y to n iT m •md-tlie-worlil nirplane, nrrlveJ Ihtine’s story, pictures Hhe regener­ here at 11:20 this morning a fte r a tio n of u social outcast by reason encountering rain on its flight of the devotion of Ills do‘g. fr.-nt All-.huburi. I Down and out, tired of life, Peter The ‘‘Pride of Detroit’’ averaged 'Olsen, played by Mr. Schildkraut. 100 miles an hour on its flight | is about to, give up the fight when fr.>m Allahabad. Schlee nnd Brock he finds a dog with a broken * leg reti ed soon nffer their Arrival. ! lying by th^ roadside. He t a k e They plan to leave for Rangoon to­ ithe dog to his shack, mends the morrow. They made a perfect Mrs. Ralph Smith ami *mn hurt, and'cnlling him chnnt, be­ landing on the Dumdum aero­ returned home Snturd-.v comes devoted to the dog, and the drome field. They plan to give the Hot Springs and Birmingham [dug in turn devoted to him. where they have been ape I The dog shews his m aster the motor a thorough overhauling be­ several weeks. ;way to a new happiness in life. 1 fore Inking off for Rnngoon. 1Through this change in charactei Edna Chittenden returned home oisen becomes n valtled citizen of Monday afternoon fro at enverihis community, and a romance h e -1 Colo., and other points in th West Itween him and Dorcas, n wealthy, where they hnve been spcHling the Kjr| prrtrnyed b y . Julia Faye, l summer. brings the picture to an altogether The bride Is' th* yotingeiit dnugijter of Mr. amt'Mrs. John Ormsby} uqd has made l^er home nt Lakt^t land practically all of her life. Shd has been active in'ehtlrch and social Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Coklough mo* hffairs, and by her attractive per} irtd to St. A titliitln o on Sunday sonnRty haa'mnde tunny friendti here they spent the'U aypl » L-l Sihco' graduating front Lakeland ’* tuS»Ui|.4« —i g a t - v H »»; ,'t| High School, she has taught in scV» Walter Radford returned home e ty j. fejutoja, throughout the state! Sunday ftiW N bsW tSarolgii Jrfveto •Mr. Gillon Is the sou of Mr. nnd fie has been spending some tinie. Mrs. S. E. Gillon of this city and is a popular conductor oh the AtKMre. Frank L. Miller and. sup rlnntic Coast Line, and is held in xonurd motored Tuesday "to Rt. high esteem by his social and busthgifttlfle, where they -spent the iness associates. - If,.1 , » Residence Telephone 859 —J f 4 ti% , ** !• *4,1■ —these dresses are priced far below cost of ACTUAL Manufacture. Wednesday afti I • {*, L ,i *. *l*. t» noon our ad in T Herald will ha startling n e w t news that evi ^ 11 \ w o. m a n in t• . . County will V �ACE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, Thousands Greet Tuhriey a t Chicago AMERICAN JAZZ FAST CONQUERS GREAT BRITAIN • _ i Europeans TakingTa 11-S.Pro­ ductions Despite Their Love For Famous Masters Of Old WASHINGTON, Sept. 6. (IN S)- D spite European love for the lever dying melodies of Wagner, Beethoven, Verdi and great mastt.T* niuair, American “Jazz” the music of the high, wide end eare'ess n Jern.% i3 beginning to coniuer England. Te.ken in American possibly to .ounternct in the influences of pro­ hibition, in its never stimulating -ythin. Broadway created jazz Is now heard in many of. the cafes, the hotel dining reams and dance halls of the European capitals. The mighty strains of the mas­ ers, suggesting as the poet said: •‘life’s endless toil and endeavor” the music of the humbler hards Is otning in and ever more popular, iicording to commerce depart­ ment reports. “Tho decided increase of Ameri­ can exports of musical instruments usually associated with ‘jazz* to .Gene Tunnoy, in Chicago ready for his coming defense of his heavyweight title with Jack Dempsey, England is significant of n ■I'jlar l greeted by thousands of cheering admirers upon arrival. The reception accorded Gene in Chicnrgo a demand for this new type c.t music," said a statement issued by days ago was quite different from ono* ‘accorded him on previous visits. the specialties division of the de­ partm ent. During 1920 the vnluo of band instrum ents shipped to England from this ccuntry was $3,514, 1925, after a consistent increase such exporting during intervening years, the total value exported to Great Britain amounted to $121,000. While the 1928 shipment lid not cqunl those f t the proceeding year, the loss is attributed to the British strike and other unfavor­ able conditions. The McKenna" tariff duties of .73 1-3 percent also Were effective during the entire cf 1920, having a tendency to cut down tho exports front United States. The saxnphone— the notorious producer of the jazziest of jazz— leads ail other instruments in pop­ ularity for European use. The m arket for trumpets, trombones ami ccmetn is depressed at the these fellows have anakM, or rsther snake. They are moving a 2.1-fnot Indian python, juet unloaded present time, although in the opin­ ion of dealera these instrum ent! fro m .Its shipping case, Into the new reptile house at tho St. Louis zoo. will experience a boo-m siiiiilar to that of the saxaphr/ne, provided the popularity of, the present type o( muHic continue*.’1 Neither fo re ig n . nor domestic products in England possess, any distinctive features not Incorpor­ ated by the better grade of Amer­ ican made, instrum ents, which are considered the equal-or’supcrior to any of the competing makes , nc-1 ./< Aug. 27.—Hcttl**o mill Brock cording to tln»‘Jtomnievce d epart-f hopped off from Harbor Grace, ment. N. f . . Aug. 28.—Arrived Croydon, The merit popular saxophone is a j .Knjtland, M W miles.. „ . aijvcr-plated, satin fipjsh Iqotru1 mehl with t h ^ Dell engraved "anil o'n[ 1the inside of the hell heavily gold plated: the keys, ferrules .engravij ing and inniile the bell the hand burnished and equipped with pearlinlaid fingertips. Nice Little Tug o’-War the Boys Are Having A Herald Classified Ad first of all other mediumcirgets results—there culated in Seminole County in which your message will reach more readers than The Herald. If you want to sell or buy, rent a house or store, trade your car, advertise your travel, find something will find the surest, quick­ business est and cheapest method is a Herald Classified Ad Cart Become Plane B a n d it Is Held In P h ila d e lp h ia But Claim s They Can’t B IBM INGl | AM—Ala^. Sept. fl._ (IN S )—Roy Dickerson, Alabama’s phantom bandit whose ^hoast ’is w W v '* ' S 4 'A ta. India. 185 miles, ^ ' - - I W J&B B, MjW J f r r l ; ; 'm Total distance covered, H.lt'U that no jail can hold him, is .beimt hold in Philadelphia, according to * n -tl SKr * >p-l miles. » 1 I 4 7 H. T. Spencer (left) of Magna. Utah, ami Joseph M o c W o| Distance ntHl to go, 13.810 reports, und is said tc have adm it­ ted his identity. ranger, U tah , trailed across tbo plains behind ox carts. Tosethel . Dickerson was captured Satur­ bare, two pals of more than SO years climbed into a prano thi . , . * th a t day « ’8alt Lojte City and traveled high In the clouds ubovi I H l g H C S t A l U l L O W C S t day night nfter a fight with three Sr tho old trail they followed iuto Utah a j boys. " - - - officers who overpowered him and a companion following an alleged holdup of the m anager of a chain The highesttem perature store. Dickerson is wanted In Ala­ yesterday and the lowest last bama to complete a term of 25 night by districts anti stations years of his p art in the mhhery. of follow respectively: the Phcnix-Girurd Bank of Phcni 4 City, Ala. Drston, Maas., 75 55 New York, N. Y., 7fl 02 The bandit wan caught following Washington, D. C., * 81 50 the Alnhanm hank robbery and Miami, Fla,, 80 74 confined in Kilby prison but escap­ Key West, Fla., 1 00 80 ed. Later ho was captured in Los 'Atlnutn, Gn., 00 05 Angeles only to escape from officTampa, Fla., . 00 72 era there while an Alabama offic­ Pensacola, Fla., 88 72 ial was enroute to the California Louisville, Ky., 88 58 city to bring him back. Cincinnati, Ohio, 80 50 Numerous reports have been Plttdm rgh, Pn„ heard of his alleged activities since Buffalo, N. Y.. that (ime but all efforts to appre­ Chicago, III., hend him had failed until his cap­ lies Moines, Town ture Saturday night. Kansas City, Mo. A fter being held In the Quaker Helena, Mont., City over Sunday Dickerson, ac­ Denver, Colo.. cording to the Philadelphia offiDodge City, Kans, ccra, has confessed to a series of crimes dating back to tho World quirk. War, when he is said to have Lending this organisation, is a murdered a m ilitary policeman in m'.ddli -aged successful business Prance. t""n who, although not in need cf money or a job himself, has taken Always buy two pair*.of hosiery l* upon himself tc* champion the the same shade. Two such pairs 1 Caltfotntans are giving President Cooli^o every chance la the cause. He is known to hia followers will laat longer than three pairs lie chance-of kcvplpx the doctor away while ho spends his vacation only ns **Mr.. Action.” -t ’ , of odd colors. <a» threat Mi*a Alice Blodgett, Pilot L. Key or.d Miss Agnes Kramer At the flrsj meeting, about 200 ef Sebastopol, are shown shipping a box of Gravcosteius to Uta middle-aged persons related their fi’s t New York to Parle flight has chief executive. experiences end suggested reme- been designated one of the viced|es. Many of them were bitter presidents. . me economic system wmen O ther officers of the new post ami Other a-tid es and fowls. The always demands the young work- include Commander Richard E. customer puts a five cent piece l i t e r s . Many of them laid their treu- Byrd, Lieut- Cot. Clarence D. .a •!«•: turns a crank and p-ertoi, b in at the door of the Government Chamberlin, Col. Charles K. Her,he has an ice-cream soda The ef- or Capitalism. Still others blamed wixxl, Lieut. Lester Maitland, larwmaj News feet on the human dispenser the employment agencies, Lieut. Albert Hegenberge*1, Bert­ market is expected to be unberam Acoata, Col. William Thaw, r YORK, S«pt. 6.—(IN S)— This city now has a kval branch C. S. (Casey) Jones, Shirley Short, The machine is put out a t A m arlcth urge to put a of the Ligue Internationale des H arry A. Bruno, Harry Guggen­ a slot.turn a 'fcrank o r pull j Philadelphia. Gray la Aviateurs, heim, and Rodman Wanamaker. The newest noat of .the associa­ The Ligue was formed in 1928 — t h« staples [ cony' w ,it i of aucp cH ife h a . been given* ‘^ achin, ^ 1 hired an inventor tion to make aviators of all na­ in Paris Ah<ough the activities of tions feel a common bond of en­ Clifford B. Harmon, pioneer bal­ ^ ■i to produce one deavor and friendship will be loonist and aviator, and planned to how has slot machine known a.v American Poet No. 4. bond together in a single unit all m sing of »;■» cream ' Middle-it go has revolted against Other posts are planned thrtugh- the distinguished aviators in the Evidently mdixpens- being tossed aside in business by put the United States and pUaa for world. It was planned that mem1 .tor which every younger blood,—---- ~ the erection of clubhouses such te n ific year®An orani cation has been fam ed •re maintained in Paris and' othe In ffew. York City to ciiMuag' and, ‘J b i L a J . if possible meet thd problems of : V fl ■ V Sept. •>. Allahabad to Cnlcu' The cost of» a classified ad is in* signifigant when compared to the results they frequently obtain. Many a house has been sold for $10,000 and more the medium of a* 25c » want ad. Perhaps you have just what someone is looking for-perhaps its vice versa; at any rate you can reach more people at less cost by. using a Herald Classi­ fied Ad than thru any other medium in Seminole County. / - - Tem peratures In U. S Apples for the President ' ■ 'I ■- -* . **•!- A courteous, exerienced, ad writer will Jr. office. I.'-. , p .-1 v 'ATA»flT• ' ■r V v C vr* Iff T* . - Ui k1 V,, . u �TnE SANFORDjrgHAT.D, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBEIl 6,1927 SPANISH BUNGALOW High Street ne*r Kim Avenue, ing dally In this column will Furnished, all Improvements, gar­ age, two bedroom*. bath, living roach over .1,000 every day I , room. diivng nook, kitchen. Heuutifill shade treoti. Owner in the -and it costs s o 'little a 12 word [ north. Will rent to responsible ad for one month costs only |2.60, J party a t reasonable rate. Ask for i Mr. Ilertr at the Herald office. Phone 148 'FOR RENT: Five room bungalow Ju st ask for "Classified Depart­ | at the com er of Palm etto Avenue’ | mil Katie Street. Large living m ent" . | renin, dining room, 'tw o bedrooms,! both, with shower, kitchen equip-1 ped with electric range. Front a n d ! CLEAN Ul* YOUR OLD W A U £ YOUR BUSINKSS —card appear­ [„rd Daily Herald T AP. RATES . r ..h in Advance )S will be received ; nd collector « n t for payment. ' ... 9c .....7c ___ 6c .... 4c a line a line a line a line les on rci|ue*L educed rales are for ye Insertions. (eords of leverage length ,£ [ c h i i e of 30c for I ijvertisine >s restricted U r classilu-nuon. a error is made The o»n ?.rald will he responsible one incorrect insertion quenc Tirtiser for subse subsequent lid be ___ i si The office shou tjona ■ 'in cu e of Immediately PAGE FIVE Valentino WHY MOTHERS (JET CRAY STEAUM' ! WFW.i-S IT SttAUM* WHEN rTS A V E «Y OlD FlOUaE WmCFl NOBODY LWES )N AN* TblEY J l^ S FALL ON TVV CiROOwO 4J CxlT R o'fT tJf'-vS 'AT *S1e a u n j - H u M - I A S T Y A ? " w a y , d o n 't AMBROSE TAV<E F\lS MOME'?\ aMY, CL>"2 H)S M A M AKES'tM G O B A C K 'M G lT ' MOPE -M iT s A LONGr W A Y S . DOn T SNE Go T ’ T l' €AM£ CFloPCFl A S US —WOULD SHE WANT MORE if T h e y w a s WITH T11K NEW WALL PAINT l™ . ^ AM r™ SOMETHING NEW AND BET-!S' ' ' The Herald.____ TKK FUR FURTHER INFORMA­ FOR RENT: Small cottage in TION. CALL PHONE 215-J OR Avenue Just ninth «f SEE, V. C. CULLER, SANFORD, C* Magnolia ntral Street. $25.00 monthly. FLA. 1Box 121 care The Hernld. ( PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano, tuning by experts with 17 years ]'OR RENT:—Two houses, 1401 .experience. Sanford music sto re ' and 1405 W. F irst Street. K.-nt nml G ift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Mc- Vulcanizing Works, Lander Arcade. Phone 832. BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation 19— Houses For Sale boxes and general cement work Here's Miss Kllen Brough, MriroMiracle Concrete Co. J. E. Terpolltan champion, who reconily FOR SALE: Furnished Spanish willeger, Prdy. 3rd and Elm. ABTFiRTIBEUS ran the 220 In 27 seconds for a bunga’ow of 5 rooms. Well locat­ new Anierlmn record. •Site’s due ed, of good construction. Owner LANKY,3 DRUG STORE— Rre-i Herald representative to compete al Eureka, Calif, In living out of city and will sell ,.t ■criptions. Drugs, Seda. We are _hly familiar with rates as near you as your phone. Call 10J reasonable price, and on easy This life-size bust of the lale flu- < the women'* championship* uu ilassifactlon will September 3. ltrim s. House is located on High dolph Valentino was unveiled at { s:-'l complete information, WIGHT-CHBI8ENBF.RRY PRINT Street, nour Elm Avenue with i.t|!«0 the public memorial service held , wu wish they will assist SHOP — Printing engraving, I tractive surroundings. Double ga- recently la Los Auteles. commemo- I wording your want ail. embosslng. See us first. We do it. rn-e. Price furnished $8,500.1)11 rating Ihe anniversary of the screen I ( it more effective. cas*1 an<* the balance any re- star's death. The statue, made by I Phone 417-W. R.R. Avenue-Corniasonuble way. Address Box 411 Humberto Pedretll, was placed In 1 .merciul Street. jORPANT NOTICE _______ ’ ( ’»»• Herald. Ihe entrance of the Blessed Sacra­ i»ers should give their LUMBER and complete line or , ment Church for the memorial , service# or postoffice address as building m aterial. Low prices. >(FOK SALE: Well construcctcd their phone number if Security Lumber Co., “ Where Good I bungalow, corner Palmetto Ave lie results. About one Grades Cpme From ” Maple aod Jand Katie Street. Five rooms, bath ' cut of a thousand luis Sixth. Phone 797, I with shower, kitchen equipped^yith 2fi— IHiscelluncoim F o r S a lr one and th eothers ----------------------------- electric range. range. Owner out of the (ommunicate with you CONCRETE In every, shape aod ritv and will sell a t tese than act- ...... o n i r K SA, KR -fH o .rato r ' they know your address, form , hlocka, tile roofing,w na- un| value. Price $15500.00 with $100 K , ‘f 1 WFWf M o IvIERS GET O R A '* /• (isrnntinuenre MUST he m entals, etc. Sanford CementProd -1 ca,h and $75 monthly. Address ml stove, bed and springs, m rtA CRACK IW -THE FAMILY HONOR. ucts Company Fifth and Maple „ „ 101 Care The Herald i esse*. 5 chairs. 2 Iron cots se w -! ii person at the Sanford Sts. Phone 112-W r | ing machine. All in good condition, t tflice «r by letter. Tele~ -------------- -----------------------------805 W. Thin! Third St. dUcmitinuences nre not CLARENCE SMITH $1750.00 is the pricce of small co t-' General Contrmctqr tage on well located lot on Mag*. , ... _; 000 W. F irs t SL . Efficient Prompt 10'la Avenue. $50 ecash all that i» . A„ L400.p°uml leatherback sea Fhone ■411 Service required. Balance payable just like. e.gh feet ong was the Box 124, care The Herald. Pr - « recently landed by Henry rent. 5 , . t », ■ | METAL ROOFING—The Roqf-Evf uiamobiles Jersey. Being u rare Specimen, ^he *-*' " • erlasting. Metal * sh in g les;;' -----1 New Yc-k City Aquarium at once f; n o n r K • standing seam tin ami galvanized ’ Acreage For Sale iairunged to purchase it, paying •» DODGE roofs. Set* Jnme* H. Cowon. Onk ^ --------- $ 2 , 000 . esri and Graham trucks Ave. and Third St. Phone 111. 1 “ i . I Uth Street. Phone 3. I ____________ _____ 'm ACRES In Longwood, corner of. .A a „ . A hf.el for children only hns *,r£iv^tail- ^ ranKe A^venues S . E. ^ erected by the Juvenile wel* At im perial ceremony at the (3d 9— Instructions l-J of N. E. 1-4 OI S. W 1-4 Sec. , are or>:iiniZMlion of uerlln lo se- annual convention of the W. ,C. *” 25 Twp. *20 Range .29. Thomas J. commodate s k COWAN CO. Auto recrei»tl0ir**4 i,„„n.i bound T. 0. In Minneapolis, Mrs. Har­ r ami sheet metal works. BRAND NEW GAME—that heats Baxter Care Herald. „ ■ youngsters making u *ti.,vpver In riet <L Wheeler. 10i), of Tecum-, Ava. Rhone 715-W. golf nr tennis, easy to learn and ! _____________' — , the city. Ten cent* Is the p*ic<* sell, Mich., was honored as the • play for anybody; W rite for inior■(of a night’s lodging; breakfast is oldest icllve • temperance worker iiiation. Thos. M. Vincet(teacher) 24— Lots For 8a!e — three and one-half cents jm.l In Ihe world. Fhe Joined the W. A'. NFOUD BUICK CO. ; Riverville, W. Vn., Box 731 C. T. U. lUty years ago. .... .I ,, monthly .vi will in buy, , ... lunch or supper seven cents. 212 Magnolia Ave. 5. to casht. andi $10 ' * ____ Phone 307. good building lot a t remarkably, 11—Miscellaneous vnv *• -h.w price. Box 00 i-are The Her­ MODEL TRIM CO. the car, not the owner." CAR AW NINGS.- -Auto Awning ald. toe 817 for estlmatee Co. 11 Ball Bldg. n i f f m A FOR SALE: lot l Eureka IU m -| P. W. RADFORD mock. Richard 15— Apartment For lleift West Uduinon, Ind. HUPS—MAKMONS iiford Automobile Co. frnolia Ave. Phone 137. BEAUTIFU L APARTM ENTS-Two rooms, kitchen and hath, A REAL bargain for the man who attractively furnished, centrully JRD Overluml Co. Willyswishes to enguge In the ruining TAMPA, Fla., Sept. 0.—(IN S )— (than $1,000,000. all the cost of (tts i, Overland, Whippit*. located, all improvements; $<l per of truck, of citrus fruits, poultry „... .................. Mme than $lb0,0o0,00d in public i wbich has been laid upon the abuti Commercial Sts. Phone 08. week. Tel 777 or 776. end live stock of nil kinds. Thirty fout. acres of land th a t offers high * improvement assessments in cities ijntr pro,K,rty owners. The SupLlndborxh flies aluue but Fred Hlcka taksa along m crowd Jits family had hesr. clam..ring for an 10 LE HUDSON- ESSEX FU RN ISH ED ' four room a p a rt­ rolling lands for citrus, muck lands : in Florida are jeopardized^ by the r.-me eoqrt now says this plan is ilrnluno rids tor soma time, so the other day ha chartered is plan* at the Ford all poll. Lwirult. and m ent. All modern. Close-in, 2201, for truck and bulba and » small , recent decision of the Supreme j illegal and that Home portion of the INC look tha. children up Mr. and Mrs. Hicks nr* pictured to the left, with their tour glrU *ad Bve boys, Oak Ave. Phone 190 W, 203 Oak Ave. should be laid upon the lake for pasture land. On the SanNunnso Schrlper. a nephew, Christian Dirks, aud Grandmother Eurma Dlrka. against the city as n whole Phone 41 | because the entire ford-Orlando road three miles front fi-ROOM upper apartm ent furnish Sanford. One thousand dollars cash, city of Lakeland, according to local city derives benefits from such ' ed. 600 Palmetto. Phone 610-W balance on easy term s that will al­ offieials. . improvements. The portion to he iness Service Following the decision action' assessed upon the city must be delow you to make the payments was taken before th® city eommis - 1 lermjned, the court hold*,, before 16— Houses For Rent sion of Tampa and almost as much assessments cun be laid a g a in st, It ROOFING—The Roof Flvmore In St. Petersburg. the property owners. | Metal shingles; The City of Lakeland assessed Kvf ry city in Florida hns been i H team tin and gulvlnized the Atlantic Coast Line for one paving streets under the act of) ** .lames H. Cowan. Oak half the cost of improving a street 11925 jin d assessing the cost by di- M m*ss***r WThird St. Phone 111. upon which property of the rail- vidinif it equrlly among the nbutroud company nbuted. The railroad ling property owner*. Not only company claimed the aasessment I have streets lien paved but millions wns excessive and Illegal and thef "f doBqrs has been spent for sewthe assessors should have •saesed ers, for which the city should ul * • [U.fOP, X. VtOULDMT w eiL -w eiL -w eu f 7HAIN- DOT WRCfTC ME certain benefit for improvement he assessed hut hasn't been, Hv ABOUT YbO« RDLAR if i r isn 't * 0 4 agalnt the city as a whole. • The de.islo.i b bound to be of lmYOU WCRE LEAVING ON ft f Falling Through 'WKEN’DYOO y This contention the Supreme mnnse importance. Tampa alone fOLRR TKlP. SO X BROKE we can bay it was GET SACK? / \ MY MCCKTo GCT h e p e court has upheld. The rule a (ares the nussihility ■* having one '(our fault . __' VeAH-BUT IT'S ft number year* ago was in street nr two million dollars to pry or repOVt l HERR ITS FAUfN Big DISAPPOINTMENT nssesaments to base one-third upon turn to pr> perty uwner* wh have T hrough —vig il , x*m *TO ME JOST ThE , G lad o f it / y— the city nnd two-third on abutting , been illegally assessed. The 1925 . SAME — property holders. In 1925, in the Act has been nwpois’.ble for the cxhubunce of the bo*m days, Inter- paving of many streets In new ested subdivision promoters hail an ■\ ubdlviston* at t)»e expense of lot act passed placing the entire cost buyer* hut ut the original petition of the improvement rn abutting ; of the promoter/. The court deci* property. J sxn will. c*mpel all these asseaaUnder this act of 1926 Tam pa hns ; mentis to be relayed and the city to paved streets a t a cost of more pay Itji share. Oldest Worker ‘wi red Hides Doesn’t Fly Alone Like Lindy .. . ~\MoreThan$ 100j 000 , 000 In surh~. mim Public Im provem ents A re Jeopardized By Court Rule - . McCray Ihe Windsor Flyers’ Farewelis BY TAYLOH jOver $400,0Qj|) HasReep RaisedDuring Drive For F u m sT o S ave Old Frigate o \ C VJCLL.QUNM-I.WiMT TO Anyhow,You APOLOGIZE FW SAYING THAT You'D GET COLO FEET OMTHC TOLAR TKiP- ALTHOUGH THE SOUL! TAKES A MAM fl a n s We r t blooey yduR YUTH SOPER— MEM E HELDOOT TILL. / HOMANNERVE THE LAGT________ < = ^ . AM tW nJL, / TO TACKLE A if?nrSAYi \ ( C^CVllTH U SuRPftSCOAU t o i r r ^ I i W \ 0 F U S -ir & TosS5!?A T*Y*pM ><£/ » l A n m ic k hat SORRY THAT / [ LCOUl OATT SE& *7 I THE-EXPEDITION L \T H R O U 6 H -O N e J | k \ V(AY OR, THC / •^ N T p T H ep . y B Y CRACVHl LNBJEfi. GOTOOr OF ANYTHING SO DARN LOCKY IN J . MY LIFE// y — ^ BOSTON, Man., Sept. 6.— for m , 142^2 from Chicago from (INS)—The campaign to r funds . "Majmr Thumpiu-r Committee to for the "saving” * f t|* -X o n » titu -1roHeer monev to rebuilt the Cont l i 't , . famous old Ittk d u tlo ru .r/ : titutH'd." This . movement wa« War frigate, has pusft>d the holt Mayot Thompson an I rurre.l on by tn’e uf Constitution ’ buttisia and way mark. • ,.i • With the receipt of*o', $hepk for domtHana. "This check is the largeat single 128,142 52 from the Chicago "Vcyor Thompacu Committee to amount towurds fund end raises collect money to rebuild the Con- the total amr-int of money donated solution," the fund reached it to ­ to over $424.1)110. Thla sum is insofilqiaiit and the sale of the Contal of more than $424,000. *°inlt onAccording to 'offlcUla between rtituUon plituyc* i* three and fear huntred thousand Between $.700,000 and $400,000 U dollcTft more are atill needed to itilt needed as the ctut of-restor­ ing th* Constitution to Her original Former Governor Wnrrvil' T. Mcrlriral tpudltlOb. . When the work on the Constitu­ condition, with rli masts, rigging ray of Indiana is pictured here just tion U com peted the plana are for ami sails, furniture and all equip­ after leaving th* federal pcniUmlowing her about' the Atlantic, ment la about $745,000. .‘•9hd will then be a seawiythy. tiary In Atlanta,-Ga., on parole af­ Pacific and Gulf Ctustc The latest statement issued by *uund'*hip. able to go anywhere, ter serving a little over three years the Constitution Campaign Fund with ofrfect aafaty. The p in etlll ho!dw$f towing her ahiMt the At-* of a tervyser sentence l.uitaV PaciHc and Gulf Coart; and the malls to defraud. HP 1 There were *»e*Hen»te fr � 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, September 06, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 06, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 06, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6e31a72c41f45e2f1ecc161a84dc96a4.pdf ae561b158389a5a0aca0c5af3cb92ef9 PDF Text Text art-a' * ■ v-1* :iA3 YOtJR NEWSPAPER — •v^ rnMished In^ Florida’* Heart i rtf World’s Greatest Vegetable ction. Ita Richest Garden Ivtnd Generally fair tonightl Thors day, except local * showers Thursday afternoon south and cdftVal ubrtioni. - no. x m Leased Wire International News Service = H A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 7, 1927 -4 i • -------> ■ ,-----;—:—-j; ,—:—r. A u d ltjfa re a q O f C irc u latio n ^ NU1 Young Stripling Arrested For Stalling In Fight With uJack *}Johnson Gold Is Reported Found N ear Tampa TAMPA, Fla., S ep t T.-(INS) —Brockaville, a few miles northeast of Tampa, waa ex­ cited over the possibilities of further gold discoveries today. Fifty citizens have organized a company known as the Florida Research Company, Inc., to be­ gin operations on a tratrt of land here. G'dd in small quantities was discovered several months ago by James McDonald, who sent samples to Tallahassee. The report of ‘ the essayists showed thnt the rovk contained $4 worth of gold for every ton, and other efforts produced rovk yielding $8 of gold per ton. OMAHA, Nebr., Sept, 7 .- (INS) Uiebel’s comer, tried to inter­ —W.-L. Stibling, Atlanta light fere with officers when they atIntro- ^sted his protege and his arrest Leo, Diebel, R etu rn in g F ro m V acatio n In heavyweight, , . . _ . followed. Jtimore M i l l i n e r E u r o ^ S « „ U r > O f T re a Today an investigation* into Claims He Will Be flury R e fu s e s T o M ake A ny hecVy weight "of the world, 'today to ^ ™ de> ,bf tbe |s Admired WhenStory S ta te m e n t A b o u t C am p aig n looked out from being the b a n of Ira Voorhees, a member* H ofBeo.Ln the: | the city Dollce station, having rcmmisalon, saw the fight. It is Of A f fairComes Out spent the night there. * expected thnt police will release “OLD GLORY’S” LOG s~ O. S. Call Mellon Is Groomed _ The charge was "investigation.” the fighters ana order them to Suddenly Early To Follow Cool id e e 1(The arrests were made by the 'nppear aTLincoln Sept. 6. 12:26 P. M. (East­ ____ |c'ty chief of detectives when the] Stribfing. when Morning’ And Nc cm . Daylight Saving Time), i T ak es P r e s id e n t’s 10, . f i g h t Mwwm ^ llc e station. 'ci'almed'nn ‘injured irif from iron Old' Orchard took off ing Is Heard Si la k e s L r e s i d e n t s S ta te m e n t Stribling and Diebel waa Stopped right hand kept him from- using Beach, Maine, for Rume. S erio u sly B u t D oesn t C a re in the ,ixth round. Referee James that member in the fight. A police 1:45 P. M.—Passed over To C o m m itH im selfO n Is s u e Drexel declared Diebel didn't surgeon examined the hand and Pophsm Beach, Maine, coast ’ _____ i f f ? " how to fight and that Strib- found only a n old bruise, which he guard station, 40 miles from lS4 P c r s o n s ^ A r ^ D e a d 'FOR STR A N G ER LN WASHINGTON, Sept. 7 -< IN S ) ling wasnt trying to. damage his|*aid should’ not have bothered Believes Plane Can Be Kept Old Orchard. opponent. Johnson who wa» in the Georgian. Afloat Until Shipa Near 3:00 P. M.—St. Johns. New —Secretary of the Treasury MelBrunswick, picked up message At Hand Have Had Time To And One Is I n ju r e d jP E T T Y M YSTERY llon declined to discuss national "Old Glory’s” radio, stat­ Come To Rescue Of Fliers from Liner ing “making 100 miles an hour. politics when he returned to Wash­ All well." ['NEW YORK, $cpt.7(lN S) | ington following u vacation in Eu­ Fails To Find, 5:00 P. M. Canadian steam­ HASBROUCH HEIGHTS, N„ J. L‘‘When the real story comes Investigators Discover Thai rope. er Empress, reported sighting thing After Ljt n i be admired by every-PettyHad ............~Street Fight With Questioned as to the presidential Sept. 7. (INS) Anthony Fokker plane in Bay of Funday. Ld’ designed of the monoplane Old Mysterious Stranger a Few b<um launched for him, Mellon svdyv fur f ° r what „I did in protect6:10 P: M.—“Old Glory" INfiW YORK. & pt. Glory, which sent an S. O. S. early L of my family.” sighted over Parrsboro, Cum­ Hours Before He Was Slain said: Ships plowing today while over the Atlantic ] This was all Charles •Bernberland Couhty, N. S. "You may simply say that I de­ ocean enroute from Old Orchard, Itein, proprietor of a woman s 7:00 P. M.—Plane seen over oVdr the -------| - • _ ^ ' Me., to Rome, was confident today REIDSVILLE, N. C., Sept. 7.— cline to express myself on the na­ , the rnonop nnarel shop in Baltimore, North Sydney, Cape Breton. ' tional political situation ut thin (IN S)—Investigation «f the grue­ that the occupants of the plane thia' ... ( om m issioners p a y BackblllM Board M akes P lan sA lT u esd ay time.” 9:30 P. M.—"Old Glory"' would say today as he axe-murder of R. Smith Pet­ would be rescued, if their machine find any' messaged U. S. liner George And Ordrt* All FutureCiaimsj Meeting For Sole Of Certif­ m locked up at police heud- some Mellon according to his friends ty, 60-yeur-old mill fireman, today plane and Ita three « Washington it was over New To Be Denied; Paul Blggerul icates To Raise $155,000‘To has come down on the water. uarters on a murder charge centered considers himself neither a factor around a search for “a FoundUnd, going well. He believes that the comparative who, at 4:09 thli' having "shdt up a in the presidential situation nor a •ter New CountyConvIctWarden' Fay On Hutton’MPaving BUI nearness of trans-Atlantic steam­ mysterious stranger" one of the candidate. 10:50 P. M. "Old Olois” re­ (E.D.T.) Hashed out * York City luw Office rcsult- last persons seen with Petty. ported passing over Burin, N. ships, which have turned off their . m the death of four persons and hurried 'S .O & 'fb r Mellon said that enroute from The County Chamber of Com­ At an adjourned session Tues­ course to search for the plane, Petty’s 20-yenr-old daughter, Cantain David Bone | injuries'to a fifth. Europe he had talked the political Mrs. Eugene Gatlin, bride of Reids* 11.15 P. M.—Plane reported a hopeful aspect to the sit­ liner Traneylvanls, the Ohit From other sources, the police ville’s fire chief, is held a* the situation over with former secret­ merce was cut off from further day afternoon at the City Hall, gives passing over Cape Raee. 1 * J by public funds when the thi City Commission set October uation. ert the point from which I «rt Informed that the shooting county jail at Wentworth chargrd ary of state Hughes, but added that atipporl* September 7<r-12:67 A. M.— was sent, reported to Int County Commissioners at their "If they had a chance to oper­ it the result of u petty real es- with murdering her father and con­ no conclusions were reached. He monthly meeting Tuesday at the £ ns the date on which $166,000 in s.s. California radioed plane News Service by radio that ha 1 ate their dump valve, which would tu transaction involving only a cealing his body until It was found added that there were no conduitpassed over ship 200 mile* east municipal bonds will ho offered empty the gasoline tank in 48 sec­ covered tha area from whichv ions to reach. Mellr-n declined to hoU9t’ Instructed Its ;aecrehundred dollurs. ' ‘Bernstein Saturday buried in the basement of of Capd Race. .- - • • call was sent, searching a comment on the statement made by • to request that no more bills st public sale. 1-egal papers Issu­ onds, and If the sea la not rough, a-ttri under the belief he wan the home she formerly occupied. ”3:09 A. M.—"Old Glory" radius, without the slight ing the call for the election were .__ ____ „ the "Old Glory” will float for • Hughes, thnt President Coolldg* ° r the organlxatlon be Incurred [trtked in the deal, it was said. sent S.O*S. when 600 miles ctfuraging results. A few hours before Petty is al­ would be nominated, or to say|*nr payment by the county offl- George A. DeCottes following In- fairly. long _ time, Rough waters east of New Ftandland. The shooting occurred in the law leged to hove been slain, he return­ whether it wns inspired by the c*uls. structions given him ' Finally Captain Bona at a recent Is hard on a plane, and would break Itffke* of Uijur, Herts & Stem- ed to town from onir of his period­ cqnfcrence with him. ship westward, and started meeting. It up after a little while. However, The board took action ■after ical absences and engaged in n cries crossing- heck ore ~ |t»rg. l ^ ' President Coolidge’s fam ous' discussion of bills pretont- The bonds to be offered for sale they probably had time to inflate The dead are: Charles Herk- fight with “a stranger” on a down­ statement was received by Mellon e" “r (('e trade organisation are paving assessment certificates. ana get Into their rubber llfecraft, ■sis toward tha point .. Glory" was teat reports* Tlll, :t8. u real estato broker witn town street, authorities said. The two days afte r it was issued, when through its executive officers. All The Commlsison recently decided . . . ____ Victor __ b r the S. 8. CalifcnmJa. |rffic«s in Fifth Avenue.” J. “stranger" was said to have es the private yacht upon which he of (he claims were ordered and .to hold the sale as part of an amiles east of New | *l»inherg, 29,a member of the firm leaped when he was being taken to spent most of his vacation, touched further- appropriations for this grcemenl with the Hutton Con- chance will be beat If a ship can From the time of this ' i w|1()!„. offices the shooting police headquarters. purpose were denied. structhm Company whereby the hold the three men. Their chance at a Mediterranean port. nothing has been seen or k Ifcok place, and Bernstein's lawyer­ Petty disappeared, and was not Paul G. Riggers of Sanford was letter'was to receive the proceeds will be best if a ship can reach While regarding the statement tha plana, except tha bttohf ] Henry C. Cohen, 40, lawyer and seen again immediately after the HARBOR.GRACE. N. P„ their .estimated position before in every way sincere, Mellon re­ appointed county convict warden from the sale as a part payment night.1 7S.'-0. S. Fire h»ure out < Ifcbert McOrorlty, 29, a stage man- fight. Foul play was not suspected as Sept. 7. (INS)-—The Canadian iterated th a t he would rather keep at u salary of | 12A u month. No­ on an obligation which the Com­ Foundland east" sF Wl liftr died in Bellevue hospital to- until a few weeks ago when Rev. out of the Although there waa no inforr _____t _situation _just Uury public bonds of O. J. MUler, mission recognised at a coiHer 'political w ith the aid of their Ifay from a fractured spine. John Thomas Perdue, primitive Bapare, ships which picked u) UMMgff.MDi a-M oit-CHiRu e,«rk tint tnlnieter. furoi ^ u >uito liUTi ____y ul na nt e| rf r... •age estimated that " with an ulfeged■ lonfessloh indicated that engine trouble was o’clock, local In* injured. had encountered diff States, Mellon has tulked to R. B. sion. The 1inarm s bond of J. T. Gon company Mrs. Gatlin that she killed her Four men. including Benjstein, According to figures submitted the most probable reason. Inabili­ Mellon, of Pittsburgh, hla brother, Pope was also approved. , OLD ORCHARD, Maine, Sept 7. latituila./49:30 north, ty of Bertoud,. the radio operator, tt In the ninth floor office t«> father. the Commission by the auditor the who was among those who propos­ Charles T. Henderson filed a re ­ (INS)—Using the same run™ runwa I 41:0Q west, some six or m Authorities ore probing several to send a longer, longer message may Issrtiss u real estate dispute inCity owes the Hutton Construc­ rad miles off tha ed the secretary for president. Mel­ plete farm and-industrial census haveILbeen due, Fdkker S«fd, to .the f*r, om „wh,cb e (h* mohhplane OM ew Foundland. No olvlng $500. Bernstein had obscure angles to the case, and in­ lon explained, however, that there port with the board giving a com- tion Company approximately _____ I a . .• ' aa I . l l n v t r n tA/llr f f ffar « ■ Rome Wi . i ma iyester­ iaatae Glory” took eff timated that they were ‘m the trail _ome from Baltimore to sit in at 1220,000. A t the recent confer­ possible fact that Ihe plane waa day, the Canadian plane "Royal given aa to what bad Caused , the Is bo occasion f< r political confer­ ut SeminOle (/maty, The enumera­ ence Jlhe conference. After a few minutes of sevoral'accesaories after between the officials and the Dying low when trouble occurred. Windsor," piloted by C. A. "Duke" Bertaud and James DeWltt ences In relation to hla proposed tion was approved by u unanimous They were nbt inclined to be­ (discussion, voiceB were raised, and fact. construction company president,it They could have dumped enough Schiller and Phil Wood, hopped off the pliats', to send out tha presidential boom. vote. A mother's pension of $3U the 20-year-old girl c<Aild sollne to convert the gasoline but It was believed to hi Ithtu came the rear of revolver lieve was decided that $166,000 In bonds per month.was voted to Mrs. lauWhile in Europe Mellon aold have disposed of the body herself. fiank Into a buoyant object that from here today for Harbor Grace, sudden arid perilous, which* j would be offered for sale and if * | that*: ru L ’orr after some discussion by New Foundland. From Harbor explain the fact that no It was Intimated by authorities that he hnd not had an opportunity he commission. favorable price was received, the would help float the plane. Miss Sara Blum, a stenographer, that Grace the fliers will take off for or subsequent messages ' two of the alleged accessories to study the economic situations, luw Steinberg run to the window, after the fact had been located. having gono abroad to visit rath^ A bill of costs in the case of funds would be used to retire Windsor, England. cetved. The plane carried I NEW YORK, Sept., 7. ( I N S ) Itotter on the ledge, and then plunge They would not divulge names until er than talk to people. He preferred the state versus Jamema Wash­ vouchers now held by the Hutton The "Royal Windsor’s" take-off Payrie of Nsw York as a to discuss Venice, the Greek Isles ington was tutu rued to Constable Construction Company to the "Old Glory" fell very fast, sccord- was perfect. to space. Herkovitz ran into the the arreata have been made. The plane waa gtr. and the adventures of Ulysses E. E. Walker and the cT#rk'vrai"ta- i Ihallway, '-•.Bernstein, snorting Ing to the belief of the two radio , of . ProcMd* rM ,l" d 1st* yesterday after­ Unless Governor McLean is pur- rather than business. operators aboard the Lamport and brought-here Ijun in hand after him, Bernstein, strutted to communicate with the (he b«nd noon from Scarboro, Maine. NEW YORK Sept. 7. (1 suaded to call u special term of |ih* police were told, sent a bullet criminal court to try the sensation­ The question of the proposed officer and notify him that puyThe City Attorney was Instruct­ liolt liner Veatria, which arrived Wood and Schiller took off aa Three transrAtlamic i | icto the fleeing Herkovitz’s back. al patricide case, Mrs. Gatlin will French refunding loan has not been n u n t was refused upon advice of ed by the Commission to give the today from South American ports. word of "Old Glory’s" S. O. S. sig­ steamers are rushing to Then Bernstein turned and shot brought to Mellon’s attention but the county, attorney. Police Department complete writ­ Two messages from the plane were nals were received. The Windsor ance of the New York-ta-l ten information aa to the law gov­ picked up by'the ship. Ifohh three times. Gun in hand, he not.go o n .trial until the term or he indicated that a study of the pilots were unaware re of "OM Olo- monoplane "OM Glory," : < A tabulation of the’ concerns 1fled. Steinberg’s body was found court nt Wentworth. plan wuuld bo as soon as It is pre­ submitting bids on several road erning search warranto. This In­ The operators said they first M -.yyV plight, however, sen! out en S. O. 8 I is the street. Before it hit the pavesented to the treasury. w ,ndlor or b t l h o u U j J miles eest of (Cape Race, projects included the following: struction was issued upon request ceived an "All Well" message, ^ jaent, it struck Me Grcorlty, the Complaint Is Lodged » k i,h r — r Foundland, early today. ^anders-Coaine Company of Lees­ of the Police Department. Kite manager, and caromed off The City Commlsison deveted ward oy « • oiazresa caij. * "'» !,wept off the beach. burg, Wilson l’ipe Company of The S. S. Transylvania, [Bteinloff, another pedestrian. A gain st D r y Leader ___ Puntu Gonia, Kllerkamp Construc­ moat of its time to the matter)of they said, led them to surmise th _a ti Horsce for New York, informed the I norsce Dodge wougo ox of ueiron, Detroit. Pilot r Me Grority sustained u • fraction Company of Fort Lauderdale, tax equalisation and In this con­ ■omethiftg suddenly happenedw a n t ' Marion Sterling and‘ Captain " Bis- Corporation of America by ' I tired spine and it was said in Bel- Who Jump? A1 Smith C. F. Hawkins Inc., of Tampa, C. nection it heard several property board the monoplane an d 'It sonett watched the depaxturs re of leas at 5:$0 o’clock Jhnje hospital today that he is A. Stead and Son of West Palm owners regarding city siaeas- down very fast. __ VfiiHlsor." ___y had that It had resell the “Royal They sot expected to live. Rteinloff sufBeach, Dean Yarborough of Jack­ ments. The most important ac­ Glory’s" 8. O. &, and I WASHINGTON, Sept. 7—(INjf) come from Detroit by plane. Ikrttl shock and bruises but ref us-, —Secretary of Treasury Mellon to­ sonville, Stidhow and Hughes of tion taken waa in the form of In­ The'•‘Royal -Wlndeor” ws* pro­ Ita course to lend the I hr* jumped in a panic to escape day received a telegraphic protest Lakeland, Faulk and Coleman of structions Issued to the tax assess­ * ' • visioned with soup and sandwiches sistaace. or that all assessments against | hi medical aid. VVICKSBURG, Miss., Sept. 7— Coccoa ' The steamers Laplaw|H from R«p._____ John J. (D) of ------Rep H PBoylan _ and carried 250 gallons of gasoline. mania, bound for New_ W. J. Sims of Tavares, property • b u ttin g o n (b e ta k e Langston'property H is not known whethea Stein- New York, against an nttack made (INS)—Fears of another inun­ h es, Langston Leaving Windsor, 0nt„ tha p ‘ _ ,ny hvy of of Orlando, 'front, from Mangustlne Avenue to Europe tlao received |9« bullets or whether he was by Assistant Secretary of the dation of the Mlsslsslpi delta when ot Orlando, uriami , ^ #|d eorp6rmtlon Hne ihou|d be was forced down by a flaming for lft'and are upon Gov. A! Siftlth, of New York, |P*th*d over the ledgeS. F. Long of Lnuiuoto, F. W. wing at St. Gregorio, Qua., from the ‘M spot to lend the Treasury Seymour Lowmen in the great river rises again this Long and Company of Jackson­ reduced 50 per cent of the present that point she went south to Pbrt\ fall are unfounded, secretary of ville, Nelson Brothers of Sanford, aasecament. Buffalo 'on Labor Day. if of Featuring the meeting of the the land but was forced doom at Scar­ *I r t e 4^ b ld Glory" Lawman asserted that Smith Commerce Herbert Hoover ’ said Austin Brothers.of Atlanta, Fin___ Club today w *n im-1 boro flying field by ad+erae winds. Orchard, “ Klwanla brought about repeal of the New today before departing for New promptu debate “Resolved that the • ------ — York itate dry laws. Boylan term­ Construction ed his’speech a "gross misuse of Orleans on another lap of hit in­ federal office" Mellon said th a t he spection tour. atrudjun Company of Jackson*^ the affirmative side, not by choice sud and would talk the situation over with Heiidenta in all sections of the blit by' appointment, were Judge lot and Lowmen this week. / ta feared that the gap at Mounds James G. Sharon, L. P. Hagan, and landing would again let through New Smyrna; Kenney Brothers, Trx P GREENVILLE, S. C., Sept. 7.- Geo. E. McKay while tha negative waters of the Mlsaisslpl this Altomonty. (U*3)—That long life trial nf Mrs. BARONS STRENGTHEN IIOIJ) the arguments were advanced by Dr. fall, but Secretory Hoover assur­ SEATTLE. Kept. 7. -(INS)-AtKidd Cons.uucUion Company of J*kel Wiilis and Deputy Townsend C. E. Baker, Heyward Walker, and ____ tomeys fon Harry H. Hill, youth­ ed the delta that the crevasse *ackl<jnviu, A „ Weeks U 4 of KfssLONDON, Sept 7^-(IN B)— 7 (he midnight murder June 11 ATLANTA, S ep t 7, -.(IN S )- In would bo repaired before anothor son ot ful alleged matriride of 8enator, Dr. C. J. Vincent. Orlhridb' visit­ Charles A. Levine who is planning ” “>* former’s husbapd, Sheriff the only game played in the Sduth- rise* III., announced today that final de­ ors present srted aa tha Judges oof. f4m D Willis, was Jest drawing urn League Tuesday, Birmingham •Secretory Do-/Air's party ar­ West Palm Beach. Broadway Con cision on whether Kill will fight and voted In favor of the negative to fly back to America, abandoned his intention of leaving today be­ struction Company and/ Manley '• • close today. •. .., . added a few pointa to their total t\ ■ rived here late yesterday after a Cnitrdction Company of Ocala, extradition la being held In obeyr tide. ' cause of unfavorable weather. Tha Arguments were commenced in by beating' Atlanta 4 to 3. The tour across th# delta from^nreeiT- Cone Brothers Construction, Com­ ance until the arrival of Dr. H. C. ’■ Rent Roeeiter, vice-president of 'Crenwell aerodrome, -----*'where th i Barons now lead New Orleana for “* celebrated murder trial shortn vllle. Conferences with sectional pany of Bunnell, V. G. Hasty, San- Hill, father of the accused youth. the club who presided *t Uva meet- (, U rt |a to be nude, waa wreathed been 7 sfter 10 o'clock this morning, first place by two pointa. state and Red Grose officials were lord, Frank Losajng, Sanford and However, all ai/angemehts for an tng, appointed a commitUa con- |n mi( t and Kea'Ay rain waa ' ” (he state had offered aix uMiss iu Mabel ggabel IBolls, who was held here yesterday afternoon and Lnten Bridge Company of Palatka. extradition fight have been eom- slating of Dr. Vincent, R. B. ChapWONT CONSIDER PAROLE left night. "Mittal witnesses and the defense pjetod. Attorney General John M. .. m _ .tha , city _ I ______ __ „ „ “ n*•urging % 'The delta is making a greater * Attorney Lane Summers an­ fOTtflpMi I’lniel, of South Carolina, made COTTON MARKET tlnue the office in fores. T h e n Uvlne and C apt Hi ATLANTIC, Sept. 7,-(INS)-The copieback than the people realltd," nounced that he had appealed to first argument for the prosecu­ present session of the Atlantic fed­ aisd Secretary Hoover. Governor Roland H. Hartley tor a resolutions are to be presented to parently has not ’ tion. a traiiaeral penitentiary will not consider NEW TOR*. S ept 7. (IN S )- hearing on the forthcoming « • Qm club at next W#dtie«dty*a hy and agreement between a parole application on behalf of meetinf. i the "Columbia." The local cotton market came def­ tradition proceedings, and that he *|jt» and defense counsel, each Ea»l Carroll, Warden John W. WpRLD FLIERS IN RANGOON initely undfr t|»0 influence today had a formal understanding with / B. fL Chapman waa fleeted vice-! While I nodlooked on J'di will devote only four hours to Snook said today, revealed that the df the government cotton drop re­ the Governor that the hearing Bon., jdeot to'fill the unexpired- term ded a smiling a *• summation. Four aftorpeys will producer will not be eligible to RAN India,. Sept.' 7 — port'w hich will be Issued tomor- would be held Thursday afternoon and • ’orrast Lake. E.' F. Lane urg wearing her fi speeches for each aide. merican round the ' of delk ‘ file an application until Oct. 8.. at Olympia. His request, he said, ed the Kiwanians to go oa th s Dls• As Judge M. L» Bonham waa not i of Detroit" Sir- vorume a t the outset, slmmere<i could not formally be granted un> trict club picnic ' rat of the letted to consume more than >ly a t 2:30 o'clock down Ur' axceptloniUly small P7>- ‘ til th*) arrival of tha requsition Thursday. The __ , M r' HOUSE BQMBED ? »inute, in his charge to the for Ne# Y from ‘Calcutta after attended by local papers from Sprlngflold, 111. through terrific tuated iiPrLthe CMe Will probably be in ieveral out of tow Four petitions for a writ of CLARKSVILLE, Tenn.. Sep “ nils of the jury at an early ing for habeas corpus, asking - Hills re- .Px ^ Umight. (lNS)-Police today are Inv evening T Noon prices Isaac on each of foujr grounds, to be the Judge Bonham overhauled - eating the attempted bombing aidps of have bean prepared and onf or ROOVER W 9NT CAMPAIGN JWfcn for a direct verdict, which the home of J . K. York, » ..« »uary »> 22.o/ 2% ; more of them will be flledr SumJ.V offered by Col. Alvin 11. Dean. smith, last night. York, his wife 7. (1 i ) - A said. If Dr. H3U give, tha up 01 and HIS, unci <W,n»« counsel, after all and four children were In the house every et the time and narrowly escaped air itWA,. .. , #l testimony waa concealed. er and ugh all official death. . •* HTj the — That Identity h kYB ■ T ompson discharged riaoner d* brC. « " MINER IS SHOT Ships Fail In Resc PLANE DESIGNER SAYS “OLD GLORY” WILL BE FOUND roubles S t a r t e d _________________ 'With Realty Dea*jsEARCH IS BEGUN Ships Rushed .Rescue Of COUNTY CHAMBER CITY COMMISSION TO G ET NO MQRETO SELL STREET SEMINOLE FUNDSBONDS OCTOBER 5 IF t w “RoyaLWindsoif^ls WayTo Harbor Grace, Thep Across a r S ' J ! !,ste Hoover Says. There IsN oN eedForFear Of Another Flood Kiwanians Discuss S a n ita r y 1 Official Abolishment! C ity Expect Willis Case fill Be (Jiyen To lury Before N ight 25 'Attorneys For Hill Awajt F a th e r To iDecide Extradition Heiress May Make ST tssr ttfu ss^ ^ Wallace an and eleven* PITTSBURGH, Sept. 7, -(INS),One miner was ahot and killed and another waa severely wounded and not ex p o rted to live aa a result of ‘ n’E cr Over i wall thair .ln CO iif ^S .. fortho^l rnrrTTOT �r, , rf th e f liO T flm 8 ^ W w p p /y .n t i miiH I Fn i»u»n Krueger, TheManuempsey Couldn't Hurt, Is Back To Spar WithChampian Again .same And Feds Win Afternoon C ontest irby BreaksUp Hurl-* ing Duel In Opening | Results Of Games A ffa ir By Slam m ing Triple WithThneeOn *. . ’ 'eds Slaughter Barron In Second J SOUTHEASTERN iiEAGUE Montgomery 12; Albany 1, (5 rain). Savannah 4-0; Selma 12-18. Jacksonville 5-5; ‘Pensacola 4-2. Colurribu* 5*12; fit. Augustine leavy ArtilleryM akes 16 Hits For 13Runs; Dunbar PolosH om er _____ ~ * eger is smong those present at gone. f n w m i w i-s ii Jack Dempsey’s trsining camp On the last day of public tr*. iYORK, Sent 0 —7 be club lldn t beat Itaaif earlier in le J i s V f o r 1 2 , fn stest National LeaJue race If n i nf . i n .In’. k.nn!n nes yesterday to the Cin- , Here’s the man who broke The champion wildly anxu.us t«f Reds to draw the finish J*ck .£ e|np1.“ y S „ 8?lrit,— laml “ ?,ru,h,.nK *>“"<£• was over Iner thnn It wn. hefnr.. his faith in himself—in his last rsger. He missed a -h a lf’a dozen. is. entirely too fineto s u it' 'v,,rkout. b«g«« th« Tunr* y | Th*n h- “teadied and began to try dth hardening arteries. As batt,e of 19Z6* , <"!,b "J0" • * * * * - But Krueger stood this morning, the H was Krueger who uncon-, *'‘hnut ««e™lnE to «noke much efwere first by the race of a sclously dealt to Dempsey, or ra th -' f‘rt* ,lucke«l sidestepped most ame; the New York Giants *r to Dempsey’s confidence, a «'« ‘hem. The Celery-Feds and Colts split even on their twin-bill holiday a t­ traction yesterday, the Colts de­ feating the locals in a pitcher’s battle in the morning* a t Orlando hnd Sanford administering a drub­ bing to the visitor* in the afternoon game a t the Municipal Field. Th« morning game score was 5 to 3 andithe afternoon conest ended 13 — ■■ Sanford AB R rf ------ 4 0 R. Tinker, 2b ... 6 0 wbii* Ruth -wak.coUectlaa . double in 10 tlra e T a tb S Cy William* I n c r * * ^ In that Nation*) jamboree by walloping A? a n d t t t h homen. Rot»m n and Hack Wllaon are tied f, ond plow With 23 sack * Geory« Harper’s twelfth homers of th« sl2 abled the Giants to Braves, ,9 to 8, after ? Charley Rcbertaon of th* nl fit had whipped the Nre Y in the opener, 6. to 1. The holiday games pro« astroua to the Pirate* »iJ pod both ends of a twin bS? Reds, 8 to 6 and 4 to 3. fib, Donohue aubued the Bora the Pittsburgh pitcher* . worth their weight l n J Everett Purdy, obtaised k Reds from Seattle, hit a TheiCuba and the Cardiaii otiated a Mexican stand-off (BIG F I V E " » G AB R II HR Pc. 127 405 109-160 23 .367 118 433 93 152 5 .351 127 461 130 157 44 .348 122 471 67 162 2 .344 86 215 60 70 1 .326 T H E . T agging A llBases By International 'News with the bases loaded. It was . enough to win the game us the >• locals only threatened once more FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE In the eighth and their efforts were Miami 0-2; Sarasota 1-1. cut abort a t one run. The Feds outOrlando 5*6; Sanford 3-13. hit | their opponents with Friable St. Petersburg 0-2; Tnnipa 3-2. and Riddle leading with the stick. In the sfternon game on the local ’ NATIONAL LEAGUE lot the heavy artillery of the Feds New York 1-9; Boston 0-0. was Intosction and bunched ’as brought intoactlon Brooklyn H ; Philadelphia 0-7. Its enable them to score 13 runs Pittsburgh 6-3; Cincinnati H-4. in three frsmes,seven tallies coming Chicago 0-0; St. Louis 1-2.. in the seventh when the locals en­ joyed a merry-go-round affair. AMERICAN LEAGUE George Cusack, hurling for San­ Boston 12-0; New York 11-5. ford. was touched for 11 bingles Cleveland 7-2; St. Louis 0-3. bat he kept them scattered except Philadelphia 2-3; Washington 1-0. in the- eighth when ha eased up and allowed the Colts to tally four runs. • Sanford tallied first In the four­ th when four singles, an error, a sacrifice aild two stolen bases ac­ counted for three markers. The lo­ cals came back In the sixth with .three more on three hist a walk and a fielder's choice. Then came tha seventh when seven solid bosu blows coupled with Bn error pro­ duced seven more scores. With this the boys folded their arms and rested for the remainder of the day. Cusack started the fireworks In the seventh with a slashing single to left field. Hoke Reaxley sent a one-timer to left for his third blow <f the game, sending • Cusack to third. Rollie Tinker sent a ground­ er to the Orlando third-baseman Cincinnati who erred and allowed CuSack to Boston .. . •core and Beasley to go to second. B r o o k l v n of the teem. LEADING MAJOR LEAGUE HITTERS NATIONAL LEAGUE Player A Club G AB R H Pet • NATIONAL LEAGUE ^ • Season's P. Waner, Pitts. 129 534 105 207 .387 Plhyer A Club Yesterday Total Harris, Cy Wiliams. Phillies 2 26 Pitts. 103 322 48 116 .380 Harper, Giants 2 12 Hornsby,* Fournier, Braves 1 9 Peach, Phillies 1 . 9 New York 127 465 109 166 357 Purdy, Reds 1 ‘ 1 Stephenson, Chicago 128 494 82 170 .344 > ------- . L. Waner, „ . AMERICAN LEAGUE Gehrig, Yankees 1 • 44 Pitts. 124 522 110 178 .341 K. Williams, 1 io L e a d e r n year ago today, Har­ ra rre tt, White Sox 1 3 grave, Cincinnati, .307. Fonseca, Indians 1 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE THE LEADERS Plaver A Club.G AB P. H Pet National—Cy Williams 26, Horns- Heilmano, >/ 23, Wilson 23, Terry 16 Detroit 118 412 04 102 .393 Webb 14. Simmcns, • American—Gehrig 44 Ruth 44, Phils. 89 351 75 138 .393 Laszerl 18, K. Williams 16. Sim- Gehrig, mens 14, New York 181 490 131 191 .387 Combs, , LEAGUE TOTALS New York 128 552 119 194 .351 National—390. Cobb, ’ Phiia. 118 433 93 152 .351 Leader a year ago today, Foth* ergill, Detroit, .890. Pl?yer Hornsby Cobb Rath Speaker Collins AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis 2-0; St. Paul 7-2 Columbus 2-6; Toledo 1-10. Kansas City 1-1; Milwaukee 3-11 Uulsville 12-1; Indianapolis 0 3 for two bases. Allen went to third on a passed ball and scored on Frank Bailey’s single. Rip Dunbar produced a terrific nlow to deeo center and when the little outfielder had stopped running, he was across the pan with Bailey ahead, of Him. Mutt Riddle . doubled and came home on George Cusack’s second hit of the inning. Beaxley walked but Rollio Tinker ended the scoring when he fouled men,|y ^ a German llghtheavy {rV other n»«n—and then paged among his collection of 12 sparring Krueger. Here was the chance to males' j redeem himself. Here w«, the opBul to tho^ wh,,1,e recollections poitunity to pr^ve to th? asseinstretch b»ck to n September day . blage-and to himself—tlu»t the « f *•*•. »hc »»Kht of K rueger. old punch was still there. Dempsey BafieballStatiatic8 In Major Leagues The race for home run honors Is geflng to be os close as the Nation­ al League pennant scramble. Bus­ ter Gehrig of the Yankees tied Babe Ruth in the great home run derby by awating his 44th hemer of the season against th OrEW Sox AM Kit New y or’k I hiladclphla Detroj' __ Washington Chicago Cleveland . St. Louis . -----NEW C ATLANTA right to feel. The rest of the sche­ dule strongly favors the Pirates, however. As for the Cubs, they finally broke their losing streak of ssven straight yesterday morning when Lefty Weinert, Just in from the coast, stopped the Cards in the first, game. Whereupon, the Cuba were shut right out in the second leaving them wondering whether they had started on another ramp­ age through the lost column. The Cubs aren’t hitting the size of a dw arfs neckband. The unfortunate Cards, mean­ time, are doing a lot of stationary tunning, which will get them no­ Umpires Raphun and Lohr. Time of where with great haste-unles* evgamP 1:36. * cry-one else drop# dead. And aomohow moat people plan to live fUH' Second Game ^ . Sanford AB R H PO A E ever. • • Beasley, rf R. Tinker, 21 1 VON ELM TAKES 68 H. Allen, cf 0 ------Crowe, 3b 0 ! DEL MONTE, Calif., Sept. 0.— Bailey, lb .. 0 George Von Elrii today appeared Dunbar, W 0 1to have un edge on the field of Friable, *s .. 0 Golfers seeking to qualify for, tha Riddle, c ... 0 California Amateur Championship. Cusack, p ... 0 He finished the first trial round — yesterday with a 68 oveF the difTotals ficult Pebble Beach course What is a Diuretic? tale ---------.34 3 9 24 12 2 -Batted for Withrow in 8th. On. Can’t F<«1 Well When Kidneys Act Sluggishly. / T 'H R part played by th* X kidneys and their Impor­ tance to bodily health should be clearly understood. Slug- i gish kidneys da not thoroughly cleanse the blood of poisonous waste*. Such impurities ere apt to make 00* dull, tired sod uchy with often a nagging backache, drowsy headaches by innings fohnson and Cox l. Doubl Abrams '9 work. publlcl; x *% jNQL I W ‘1's# homer but the Brown* lost t» ^Island, 7 to 6. St. Louis se nightcap, however, 3 to 2 3 A1 Thomas of the White Sat the Tigare to four hitssndlfc them 5 to 0, but the Henfifa ged'their way to n 10 totvi In the second game. ! �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1927 The Sanford Herald With dlaanter following in the wake of several recent attempts to cross the Atlantic and Pacific, ocean hopping is beginning to present some difficulties of alarming propor­ tions. Long non-stop flights are becoming a craze with in­ dications that many of the pilots are permitting their 1U K D L. m e e t ___ fBDITOR HOWARD HRItG___ MANAOKR desire for adventure to overcome their exerciso of better HUB K. JONKS. M an ila* KBItar judgment. In several instances it appeuVs that necessary n’tu f tc K im o * MATHS precautions have not been taken by aviators and their flights have turned out to be foolhardy ventures. Believing that it is time to call a halt, the -Carroll County Times of Georgia attributes the popularity of trans­ T k f l U r s l d S a m f a r 4 * s p t o s r f r » f n » - ocean flying to "the glorious reception Colonel Lindbergh ak frr h ta rrlk n «• t h e lale ra a D iscu ssin g the subject further, the VWMl S n v i r t t s l r l n * t r a m received in Europe.” tk to n p t r la r news trt» in llM Times says: t w e n t y t U l M i i t w o rsts B a ll) r s i t r Ukar a l l tfcn I r a B t a s c m l i o f t S * r n ' “Others have followed, two more planes having crossed t i t s H s r M , T h e I . It. * Is e s p e c i a l , ly e ftlele n t lu K la rlB a nod I t s to Europe and two to the distant Hawaiian Islands showing m a n n e r a t haaB lltsa s t a l e a e w a la that it was no-just-hnpj>cncd-so, but that it can be accomp­ w tth a n t e*nal. lished again.” T h e H e r a t * Is a n -u b .r a t th e AttBII I t a r e s n a t C l r e n l a ll n a a , nn "But in the California flight three were killed before l a t r r a a f t s a a l A a aa e ly tln a a f T a b . t l a h e r a , A B s r r t l s e r s , a m i A B s e r l l a l a * getting to sea. while two other planes with two people in A x e a l s w h ic h r r q a l r r a e a c h I'n h lls k rr.m rm rH e r to sn b a tlt Is n each were lost, and now the last, fatal attempt of Kedfern to I k o r a a a h a n B I t a t s n h k r r l (■I Io n l i s t s la srB er ta v e rltr sb au lalrlp a l l reach the capital of Brazil, should put a stop to unnecessary e la lara a t e lr e a l a tl n a a s w ell a s •fforts when the probabilities of failure exceed those of h a a e a l b n s l a e s s m ethod*. success.” WEDNESDAY, SEPT. "There is no occasion for such sacrifices, nor is there [sufficient gain from them to justify them. It has been TUB IIBHAI.tr* eittltiHAH t , r v M s . u > t a r i l e nsB m o r a l r a d . d e m o n s t r a t e d ilalsirarlun. U eeuer o s i e r Ills. r u a i r •» J a r k s u n Wt* agree that mimething should he done to cheek the C s a i l r s t l l n n a t SI. J o a n s I n d i a n promiscuous flirting with death ns practiced in ocean fly­ l» « r t'a a a l. We are UasKunil.m st Msalklr “l’* >- ing. We believe in the developement of aviation. P M eek. common d s i w r i l l a i a t hn llilln a p r n - certain that trans-ocean flights will one day he a H si h n u .r h n l r l s , a | > a r t m r n r practice. The best interests of aviation are at stake and foolish flying attempts will do mord to destroy than to build — A e n m M n a lty C heat. — T kiupIrlliiH of r l ty bran up what has already been done in this field- We must have tla i era*ram. — A n e w nnB in oB ern h o s p i t a l the pioneers who blaze the trail and the experimental flighty that they undertake, hut such endeavors should lie surrounded by every possible precaution. if persistent fools and publicity seekers have no desire to protect themselves, let the government step in and do it for them by prohibiting them from taking hazardous flights Iexcept under .the best conditions. Drunkenness In The United Stales SUBSTANCE By Eleanor Slater One often hears it said in these days of prohibition (From Contempormy Verse) do not mind that gold is often that there are now more arrests due to drunkenness than tinsel, formerly before the Eighteenth Amendment came into exAnd If you please, I’d rather not istance. That fact, it is maintained, tends to show that be told, thinking it is gold that makes | prohibition is a failure and that its reaction upon the country has been had rather than good. it precious And thinking it is precious In answer to this argument. Professor Irving Fisher, makes it gold. , head of the Economics Department of Vale University, who has just finished a hook, "Prohibition At It’s Worst,” says i "Arrests for intoxication are not reullv an index of the value inf prohibition, but ns arrests on this charge become a matter 'of record within twenty-four hours or not at all. they furnifsh the mqat prompt barometer both of internal consump|tion of alcohol and to a leaser extent of public opinion on T h rt poor Mr. Armour only had million, one hundred thousand lUars when he died. Some chariible organisation should have pled out for him. .. . . holt hi* tour funny thing i, everybody i Johnny. ^he coroner’* jury said "death m natural causes” when called Investigate the death of a conJ placed in « “awent box." Yes, fectly natural, most anyone lid die In one of those things in The Polk County Record replies L o u r "Long and Short of It." (bile admitting the inconvenience* b t exist fr.r the tall mi^n, the Re* rn writer contend* that tulbwo*ri are heset with many greater 'fIcu!tie*.. PctHlbly so, but they I enjoy looking down on other People who play with fire aoon,o r Irter will get burned. Six lUths in New York claim they Jr 'I use the bomb* for illegal AriLse*. but only to make toy* jcH But the mao* of the subway k em with the little red croases M end there, well, they didn't frmlMrut that. M tding to Bertaud, on hi* ■ ^ flig h t from Italy, “Old r * 'will probably head atralght lhe Florida coast and then tum h. In all probability if ava­ ls developed a* we all expect 111 be In a few y?ara moat i-Atiantic lines will have their in* point* In Florida. Weathnditions a r t far more suited rtra v e l in the south Atlantic io the no>th. •ywood Broun The First and Second A. E. F.—No. 1 A s Brisbane S e e s It What About NatWe-Bom*? Brewery Stock— ( ■ a m b l i n g Shares. Ft™ T H E A M ERICAN S STA DT r o c FRANCE Fraud Attract* Attention. HY ARTHUR BRISBANE raarrtehi i»*T s *"r A rchitect ' Bank Bid, J*l’ford, Fla. \ 9 H in CHICAGO IS ARRANGING t« d r^ -e “alien irang<*t*'rs nnd boot­ leggers’* that break the Inw, indiv­ iduals not naturalized. whose wick­ edness shocks Chicago. T h at’s a good idea, but something ought to he done about the native bom American citizen*, without whose co-< deration the “alien thugs" could not make their profit*. Wherever you find an “alien thug" makipg money through crime nnd-through bootlegging, you will also find u few "good Ameri­ cans" sharing his profits and help­ ing in his work. City Advantages MB'S w w e JO *« TOP A t County Taxes seecrA W T . In Loch Arbor Eat your cake nnd h too7 Here s how it*H done in Loch Arbor: City convlencea, no assessments. County C. V. MILLER, -f Tor'-oto, left brewery stock to even Methodist ministry and Ontario Jockey Club shares t"-opponents of race track gambling. At the end of nine years, the pro­ ceeds of his estate go to the p ar­ ents of the (argent family turn in the province during that tint *. THE AMERICAN SAY- vnHEN >bOME FINISHED UEGCN STAFFS WAMIN GOODBYE WHY U.ADE IN. An d CET NY C1DTHE5 PRESS An d c h e e r d p - it w o p p -e HE* NC. JONES FOtt- VALET. FRANCE IN ■'raxes—can you think of. heller hot! HOUO UNTIL- w e KNOCK EM CCLD IN PARIS \C\P METHODIST MINISTERS. TO get the $76,000 anil vote on the company’* management “ to see whether their avarice for money was greater than their principles." The ministers, of course, will do what !■» necessary to collect the money anil use it fn>' prohibition propaganda, thus thw arting Satan. Sanford LEAVING YOUR MONEY to the biggest family is dull. The mouse would heat any hum an, be­ ing, th ' shad would beat a mouse, and the female uwster, with her millions of youngsters eurh year would make the shad l ook like birth control. Leaving money to poor parent* that take the heat car? <f their children m ight he a good idea. But money left for benovolcnt purposesexcepting science and education is usunliy wasted. The work you do while you liv*. counts, there's no knowing what y ur money may do after you. LANEY’S Prescriptions. Filled Promptly And Accurately AN IRISH GIRL, living in a queer old castle on the const of Ireland, wanted to write. But no­ li'.iy would print what she wrote, the publisher* sent everything back. Then she wrote “The Diary of nn ISth Century Lady of Fashion” and made n success of It, although she wasn’t nn ISth century lady, and didn't know much about fnsh—ions. Th ■hook win published eagerly. It was taken by genuine solemn reviewers, and now* thnt the rather innocent fraud is revealltd, the y ung woman probably will have respectful attention from th? book publishers. L A N E Y ’S D R Y CLEANING CO. Service You Will 11H E, 2nd — Phone 465 Appreciate ucuy me nuine, me numoer oi arrests would oe greater now than formerly. Furthermore bootleg liquor is deadlier than the pre­ war stuff. ' It is far more apt fo render its victims "helpless, crazy, and more liable to be taken into custody." Ijence, | THUS IT GOES, if by frau d you more arrests- At the same time public sentiment against Iprovp ability, you attract attention ar» permitted to show whnt drinking and disorderly conduct has increased and the de- and you can do on your account. Even mand for arrest in such cases has increased proportionately, a* great u man a* Michael Angelo, lived In th e ‘ According to Professor Fisher, “the percentage of ar- greatest that ever of nrt, turned to innocent rests in cases of public drunkenness, according to thy police world fraud t<- establish hi* power. He returns, is somewhere between 50 and 55 percent before was young, full of genius. He prohibition and between 70 and 75 percent afyie prohib- carved out of marble beautiful im­ Population Year intoxication imputation 28,622,666 . 1015 508,558 178 110,002..’] 14 ..... 1916 575.409 192 .*12,120,913 1917 598.945 186 53,2.16,587 . ..... 1918 4 66,972 140 .14.011,758 1919 144,884 101 15,215,465 1920 239.225 68 36,478,119--.:-— 1921 821,910 88 1 37,358,489 1922 433,654 116 88.322,875 1923 512.861 134 38.952.515 1924 534,239 137 38.862,915 1925 * 544.760 140 36.231,261 1920 531 109 139 While admitting that the situation at present is at its worst and that prohibition has not yet been given a fuir trial, the Yale professor insists that dry sentiment is rupidly gaining headway in the United States and that the reaction against Volsteadism has about spent itself. urut»» ^ " “ ??«"» *,e fble to settle down to a sternly pro­ hibition level, ’ he concludes. itations <f old Greek works, buried the imitations in the a p p e a ra n d of ngc. Then he sent a sam ple to Rome, t< the cardinal interested in the fine art*. The cardinal told him to reveal to n<body where he excavated the “ancient work of nrt.” The card­ inal would conic himself and con­ tinue the excavuting. Michael Angelo wrote, telling the cardinal that-if he lik could cert of thing, he, Michat ed. Thu cardinal, a wise The Friendly Drug Store’ How often have you looked hack on days now gone and wished that you had chosen the other p a t h to follow? Have you profited by your ex­ perience? o m pa n FLAGLER Coated tongue, dry mouth, bad breatb, muddy akin, groggy nerve* and sour stomach suggest i»* use. JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA J. H. JACKSON Phone 611 112 E. Second St. Select Christmas V ! m <* Gifts NOW on our new THE YARD WITH A. MILL B A C K IN G Phone 135 Jeweler 108 M agnolia Bond Grade easy payment plan Zip Service want­ man DirectJMWattrRoutc to N E W YORK N p.iuml. We should not complain of ihut here. The French government regulates the price "(.bread, and ha* done so for many years. Hard liquor, which the foolUh N.»oole<n III put within easy EW EST and m ost luxurious coastwb steam ers afloat offer you comfort an* W convenience supreme, F DEPARTMENT SIDE—SWIPING THE FARM ER erfd and r.7,.1 r I Dili end Its equalisation , . i i ’ i l*ec- The president vetoed the bill, American agriculture la at pro- That was hia notice th at the only r” ult- il 18 way for the farmers to “equalize" S S E r * * « " « ” tood, if ovarpro- themselves was to reduce producf "* f*fmf Pf,oduco *«on until the tarlffa which raise ed t o * * - price for the farmers also. A* nriV th *nI^ r t i"ir n'*tters *Und, it is to the Interest *B ilL. w„fld7 n S / r ^ tU,° n. wUr of C u l t u r e to reduct the annual * h « ^ tlr« 1 Th t o price of wheat crop 0to about 660,000,00 f* n n ”r ” Income d 2 5 * "uS T fS ? aign level. Meanwhile our syatom J mJ - t T th ln tL JZ n n n l o f tariff protection enables manu- half greater. , ,wh*"‘tIIttha,, f?! * t focturers to sell their products ho f *r8“.ler- It weuld weuld probably probably above the foreign price level, thus pay th# farmers, moreover to re­ increasing the farm er’s expenses. duce the corn crp t abut 1,760,000The upehot is a decaying agricul­ 000 instead f the customary 2,600,ture, Improvement cannot come 000 or thereabout*. But here comes Senator Jones of epparantly, until farm production fella below the American demand. 1Washington urging the president With no surpluses to beat down the | to advocate spending 9100,000,000 price, farm products, granted the {of public,money to bring new Und soma tariffs which manufactured I into ccultivation: to increase" the products enjoy, wodld Increase tn price in keeping with the product# ; our longue fells when you n eed No need to follow a "blind al­ ley” in buying building mater­ ials— investigate us, anytime, anywhere— there is no uncer-| tainty or guesswork in our or- 1 ganization. . | £ 0 mpa Hi . Senator Jones’ chief object in ,t^ H O T E L A MILLION DOLLARS, once an important sjim, is now "small ; change" in the eyes of high finance ■ You must he a billion dollar con­ cern to be anything. The recent | combination of the Phase N ational, nnd the Mechanics and Metal* Nnt- j ional Banks produced a bank with j assets of one thohsand, two hun- i dred and fifteen million dollars.; The tan billion dollar will come in due time, Ths a a billion dollar country, and hasn’t really started the development of the national wealth. Emblem of Service The above emblem Black letters on Orange background is on every conveyance of our Ice Delivery System. It Is a symbol of PURE CLEAN HARD ICE Courteous Treatment and Quick Delivery SAILINGS FROM JACKSONVILLE TO NEW YORi Calling a t Charlaaton . Every Monday. Thur»day and Saturday at 3 P. M. 5- c ' ,C , kr kr September 1JJ ^ !• Mohawk September l - J 3 S. S. Algonquin September RS ** S. S. Seminole September 9 17 & Friday’* Sailing Direct Special Summer Service JACKSONVILLE and MIAMI FROM JACKSONVILLE FROM MIAMI Every Tuesday 4 P. M. Evcry Thursday 10 A- * SUMMER FARES FROM JACKSONVILLE To New York City......... *36.54 ocw way J39.1S round trip To Charleston.S.C.........$12.00 “ " IIS-C3 " " To Boston, M au............... $42.62 •*" $73.11 " 3 Phone 202 In legal parlance, the Ohioan who bit off his mother-in-law’s ear committed mayhem—or should one say ms-hem7—San •Antonio News. One of the best applications of the pay-as-you-go policy would he in contemplated buying of wars.— Christian Science Monitor. ..ualqi ' _ < Amt he came away saying thnt .the president, the man who leave* the farmers no hope bat in^rAp re­ duction Is Inclined to favor the pro- J. B. CALDER, Agent - Sanford, Fla. WM. B.^CLEMENTS, DisL Passenger Agent, Jacksonville, �THE SAlVFriRD HERALD,JM^DNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1927 little except the road. «n On e .; uf the main objtt Heath * horseback trip, hi w u h& Ith. Another W as'to what a good* bores coaid ihird reason was education t AZARIAN CIRCLE ENTERTAINED ON TUESDAY A T CHAMBERLIN HOME nrneaTelephone 148 _.MnS. FRED S. DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR S ocial Calendar j Silver 1-nke. All persons e^pcctL to attend are requested to ■rtt at 2.39 o’cclock at the Parji Hall on Oak Avenue. Regular meeting of the Col. fttodore Roosevelt Auxiliary of |sn'sh War Veterans No. 3 will let at Shafers Studio, 113 Elm jrenue at 8:30 o clock, FRIDAY !Business meeting and election of tficers for the Dependable Class ( the Methodist Church a t 7 (dock at the Methodist nnnex. Circle No. I of The Methodist ftiurch will meet at 3:30 o’clock lith Mrs. C. C. Priest at her home n Celery Avenue. Atwater-Kent Radio Audition nt fce Milano Theatre a t 8 o'clock. MONDAY St. Agnes Guild •will meet with (rs. Frank Caldwell nt 4 o'clock it the home of Mrs. David Caldwell a llosc Court. Womens Guild of Holy Cross Iburch will meet nt 3:30 o’clock nth Mr*. A. P. Connelly u t her Nmc on Park Avenue. Pipe Organ Club will meet with (re Clifford Baker a t Edgewater farm on Celery Avenue. T he' Misses Rebecca Stevens, Mary Elilabeth Puleston, Camilla P.ileston, M argaret Peters, Claire Zachary and Elizabeth Smith motored Tuesday to Leesburg trhere they attended the Tri Delta Sororiety luncheon tendered by m en d ers of thu sororiety from Leesburg, Ocala and Orlando. The luncheon was held a t the Magnolia House. The luncheon table was most attractive with its appointment out the sororiety colors, of blue, silver and gold. The center pi"'-.* was a low blue bowl filled with alumanders, surrounded by tall blue tupers burning in s i l v e r can delab ras. The nut cup-} and nnd place cards were Greek tri­ angles tied with bows of silver ribbons. Covers wore laid lotthirty. BANDCONCERT Residence Telephone 859 —J Bick Continues His ‘Old Glory’IsForced Winning Streak In Down In Mid Ocean, Picture At Miiane ShipsFail InRescue Richard Dix has hit a pace that few stars in the histoi\ of pictures have been able to tippi- uch— he has made 14 big suoces-u's m a row. in ‘‘Man Power” his' new P ara­ mount feature coming to the Mil­ ano Theater today he is said t« make them laugh, cry and cheer. And what more could lie expected of.-•*»a, s ta ri, * I t s a film for these Imys and girls of all ages who like action. "Man 1 'i i r r " is tjo purler pieture; it op. in with Dix tin shaven and un­ tidy in a b'tx car, but he gets on­ to hi feet in the first reel. The ac­ tion hits a fast, pace when he be­ gins showing up the machinations of a crocked manager of a rtft-tT factory it keeps right «m going when it is apparent he intends t« win the daughter of the lompanv'g president, and it hits the heights’bf melodiauuitic thrills when he the a *ocn' nee<ly family. After “II all business had lieen ato f Mre A. CL s Park Apartm ents w itjL y™ *11 t.°’ a socml hour w ui eneral enjoyable conrhnmherlnlh and -51rs. " 10n rt „as .hostesses. ----^ ' Vie prises for which . , . ’dainty hand made . C. A. Anderson presided wpre w„n b Mr». 11. handkerchiefs A. Moreland, the unusually interesting m ,*, (* j; Anderson and Mrs. Ben ss session when1 many re- Austin. and m atters of special in- j| At a late hour the hostessed as­ to the elnss were heard. ,___ _ by Mrs. James Murphy and sisted he election of officers for j}jr8 y T Moore served salad, muing year, the following ,wafers and iced tea. were named, President, Mrs. \ 7;___ Those present were Mrs. R.J, SheopanJ; vice president, j William ----...is, Mrs. Mack Cleveland, B. C. Moore; second v ic e '^ r s . T l„ Hale Mrs. Carver, M ’s. lent. M rs. Jam es M urphy; 1A rthur Gatchelf. Mrs, A. M. Karp nry, Mrs. M. h . W hittle; Mrs. II. A Moreland, Mrs. W. i C. rer, Mrs. R. A. Williams; He Coursey, Mrs. II. S. Giovanni, reporter. Mrs C. C. Wells. iM re^liV fonl Walker Mrs. C. A. It was decided to accept the ' Anderson, Mrs, James Murphy, challenge of the Alathean (Mass Mrs. M. ( Cinder, Mrs. A. C. to an attendance enntest, and Mrs. 'Glnder, Mrs. Ira Southward, Mrs. T 1.. Hale was appointed ns cap- J. j . Stewart, Mrs. A. ( Chatf-lion of a squad of workers. jlx-rliun, Mrs. B. C. Moore, Mra. The class voted to enter into a 'Goodspeed, Mrs. V'. G. Hasty training course to be given nt the 1Ben Austin, Mrs. T. I.. Sheppard <hurch and Mrs. B. C. Moore was and Miss A. H. Hatcher. ____ Uealh Alabama On Way To Florida WAa sick. The dark bay mar To Complete Last Lap; 42 : om out Jess than 22 pair? of States Arc Visited Thus Far h* declared. _____ In his tnle of his wandei Ti, mv Heath declared that hi» bore T H C , Ala., Sept. 7. (IN S)— |x,cn jn an aiutude a t high as « f h iyi r ^ eb pk ,nvt o , r eH fect nbov* that least occasion he had be. milcll frnm human haWtntta. rt of hl, ioarnty t mada a wes.ern d(.,erUj he wld th a t icy Queen had carried h lW i through regions where th e *1 holes were 63 miles apart, a Jaunt for an automobile but 1 dinary three day’s ride to f it 1 man. Heath is loud in his prsJi advocating such a trip as about to complete for health poses Bnd i,aid that he knew" way jn which a man could > quickly build himself up a gypsying on horseback. ~ . J w m u -h U? ' tr0 n k , H*ath Wor.,1 War veteran, recently pas«d through Troy enroute to FlorIda on his last lap in covering each , *’ , • Heath and his horse. “Gypsay Queen,, are making a prolonged tour. They left W ashington, D. C., the first ,day of April, 1925, and since that time have traveled constantly with the exception of three months during which Heath was laid up with a broken knee, and two month* delay caused by the Miasisaippl flood. After the jaunt down into Floridu, Ilcath expects to return to Richard Dix in a picture more action than the ' Mrs. I.a Verne Hurt and child­ ren motored to Daytona Beach Tuesday* where they spent the day as the guests of nor sister Mrs. Ralph Wight. eil motto. In cutting for the other prize, a quaint pottery vase, Miss Frances Dutton was the lucky one. When the tables hail been laid with dainty covers, Miss Hand served refreshments of ice cream A pretty social affair of the ! week and one in which the cordial 1. hospitality of the hostess was re. have fleeted in every detail wus, th at here | of Tuesday evening when Mrs. David L. Thrasher entertained the members of the Evening Bridge been Club nt her home on park Avenue, alley The rooms where tly.* card «blua and there is a it* in had been arranged for play weA* *vselL”,r'. j » a abloom with howls of exquisite Zachary, Miss barn Warren Eastdp( netting a nent sum. erby. Miss Frances Puton. Miss During the social hour the Fern Ward, Miss Nonic W illiams,|ho8tcss served spvernl kinds of Miss Mina Howard, Miss Margnrct home made cake and grape juice. Cox. Mrs. Earle E. June.v, Miss‘The next meeting of the Ladies Emily Hailey, Miss Winfred Strong Union wil be held the firs t MonMrs. Ralph Stevens and Miss day in October a t the Parish Eloisc Smith of Daytona Beach. ’House. [ilium-Mildred.Lfaijly, Miss Mae Holly and Miss M algaret Peters ■otored to Orlando where they Dr. nnd Mrw!' H. W. Rucker nnd Mrs James F .Hawkins leave Friday morning by pmtnr' for Mocsville, N. C., where they will visit as th e guests of Mrs. Ruck­ er nnd Mrs. Hawkins’s mother. Mrs. L. G. Horne. Mrs. Dwight Babbit^ nnd Miss Lsuru Chittenden are expected to return home Thursday from Coior*do and other points in the west she re they have been spending the rammer. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Middleton and guest, Mrs, I. D. H art of Day­ tona Bench, returned from West Palm Beach anil Miami where they Hpenf'the holiday with Mrs S. B. Crowe. They were accompanied h< me by Mrs. Crowe, who will spend a few days here tbeir guest. George Babcock who hns been •pending theesummer at H int, Mich, and who arrived in San­ ford Sunday fi r a short stay leaves Wednesday for Jacksonville where in Georgia and A^laljamn. ke plans to locate. The many friends of Dr. H. W. The many friends of M rs. B. Rucker will he pleased to loam Turner Houser will he pleased to that he is able to lie nut again kirn that she is getting along u tter an illness for the past ten nicely after n serious operatin [Tuesday a t the Wuycross Hospital days. * M Waycross, Ga. O. G. Russel, Miss Jewel Russel!, Miss E tta l ILissell and! Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kanncr re- Russell left Sunday foe Okeecho­ torned home • Tuesday morning bee .where they will make their from Jacksonville, where they have |htn spending a sh o rt time as the .home. its of Mrs Kanncr’s parents.^ Mrs. J. S. Turner of Fort Myers and Mrs. Gerhert. arrived hero Thursday to join her husband and they are now ut home ,Mr. and" Mrs. 'C* A. Haines and lughtor Dorothy accompanied by Irs. Frank Houlihan and daughter llUrgarct returned hme Tuesday tuning from Thomaaville, Ga., K DAYS Now is Ihe time to Imvo the children's clothes W. L. Stoudmire and son motor- I "I to Camilla, Ga., Sunday where tk*y will join Mrs. Stoudmire and t»o daughters who have been •Ending the past two weeks visitrelatives. They plan to return kwe next week. Mr. ami Mrs. B. F W hltner nnd jjisi Elizabeth W hltner leave Thursday morning by motor for Aiheville, N C„ where they will tprnd a short time. Miss Whltner twi from there to Winston-Salem, "t U, where sha wil) enter Salem vollegf. Whiu' White. Miss fill i W c "1 R' T' Whlte returned I'syeit ■,rom DIrmingham, JgJteviU eand Winfield. Ala, livJV ilf * l?av® been visiting rela- S ^ I*"1*'" W iu r c f f iS tm ta a ’m c: w: As compared to the moti ' * Uire troubles and mechanical J ’’MANPOWER’*' ‘ ‘ %rs. Rosa Dickerson left Wedjday for heri home nt JacksonBe lite r a delightful visit here Ithe- guest of Mrs. J. N. Whltner lq .Miss Alice Caldwell. Mrs. Frank Hdulihan nnd daugt tf Margaret left Wednesday morn I f for their home at Tampa after ffhort vhrit h ir» iWitb Mrs,- Houliiju s sister A, H alves. . TODAY Mr. nnd Mrs. John Mi-isch and lbs fuitherine Mchieh returned »me v Sunday from a delightful bit with relatives at' points in Sir Jersey. Mrs. C. W. Speer, Miss ’Liln lomlpy, W. H. Brown and Wftlr Tyler Jr., returned home Monif from St. Augustine where thyr spent the week end. • I»U U U U U U n U ll denned nnd get them' ready for school. Send us all their dresses, coats and suits while we have time to give them SPECIAL ATTENTION. “Nenre* Were All to Pieces,” 5aj i Lady Who Tells How Cardoi Helped Her When She Was Run-Down* Hopkins,S.C. Mrs. G.W. Arran ta. of th u place, says: "I was suffering from spoils of weakness. Thcso would coma on mo suddenly and I would have to givs up and go to bed. For several months I did not sleep well nt night and got no rest from sleep. I was very nervous. I could not Dear the least noise. The children worried me. My nerves were all to pieces. "I had t»k«n Cardui several times before, so I sent a t once for somo and began to taka it again. At the find of A abort 1 frit much bet* ter, so I kept right on taking Cordu L When 1 would feel a nervoua apeU coming on. I took it more frequently can asTtainly any Canhd helped mo wonderfully, to r after a time the nereouaaesa disappeared entirely. I could Sleep at night and my-feneral health was better- My uppetiteptek; ed up and I enjoyed my meal*, too. Thousands of othur women have told of the benefit they .have reraiyed from the use o f CwrduL Ka*p U on hand, to take when needed.; i • nt - innLMi t-ibiishud Aina send us your flided dresses, suits nr # coats to ba~ dyed. We shade. We are pre­ S H E P R E F E R S TO B E O B S E R V E D pared to give you the v very'best work and ser­ vice in Hanfurd. School starts next [Monday—sen d us the children’s clothes NGW_ so you can get them back in time anil have, ' them spic and # , s ■ _ ■■ * . i Ah '! span* x,: ( CALL U S - W E CALL Watch her. She expects it. This is it and pepper it end sdd a touch of the ancient and honorable rite of paprika. dressing a salad- And she is a past f It I* a dunning custom to nlir maJtcri * ^ French Dressing at the tahle. It gives Lightly convetsing with her putyour dinner a trice note of inditiduner she pours and mixes and peppers ality. And it means a freshly blended and stirs. 4 d rts^ g . That is always im ports^ Two Venetian glass cruets, a silver > You can make this pleasant cetcbowl, pepper pots and shakers. These * And this is the incantation she is ^ Crench Dressing- A|bit Whl*,Thrc5 put1 Wesson 0 0 — one pickles, or s little Worcestershire part vinegar.” Buc^sometimes when ^ Sau^for simple •'QUARTERBACk’’ more punch than "KNOCKOUT REILLY’* the family will like it. A E S p f’3 . FABLES THURSDAY ’’CHANG” The wonder Jungle picture, no one cai afford to that �THE SANFORD HERALD, ™ si | for the quarterbacks. As general L S. IS WATCHING S M . DEVELOPMENT OF RUSSIAN OIL CASE an oil up u.itil a few months II nral so had not come into the controversy with clean hands. | This official opinion, which will ■not be publicly acknowledged until in m f t m n n tin American firm asks the Govern­ ment to intervene, is predicated on C o ]]c * * ' * University had the place innt year. a statem ent made by the American ---------‘ j Octobe-, 1. The next Saturday sees .j ■Ai* {charge d’affaires in the N ether­ W ill I (ltd m ,,n 'T nnm ' Georgia, always a favorite here, lands during the 1922 Conference C o n tr o v e r s y Has Arisen Over at The Hague. In effect this FhpH .YuV X • ■ n ™ P,!*V in the Row! in what is expertSille^ O f S o v ie t P r o d u c ts To statem ent said that "the Goveml h c d “ le T J.a ‘ Il ? " e1I0 f «« to be a real game. , T o u g h e s tE v e rM a d e F o rE lis ;; .\ew Schedule D r itis h A n d ll.S .C o m iia n ie s ; merit of the United States does not i Veteran M a te r ia l In h c tirc c Then ft new arrangem ent of C a p ita l Mum For P r e s e n t countenance any argum ents by f ______ [it«i citizens with the Soviet authoracbsdule is introduced. Brown I WASiriMfiTOM q„„. T * i |illw that would jeopardize or pre ’ NEW H A V EN ,'€onn., Sept. 7 , - ! \* T}y ' r° r tbc first tim e' • 7: ~ A}' judice the vested rights of the cit(IN S )—One hundred and t w e n t y ' nle <>n October 15. A year .b„„»hH h«?hI«, utrnl i f Hrw in* y izen'1 of '',bcr countries In Russia Gtft* Yale gndor graduates will gath1 rown s Iron Men created mat'cr , / ° r am| that the United States has T e r h e r r)n the n fte rn ^ 'n of Sct>-' I?1*. r *c n ,a tion by beating th . *7™i"iSJ ^°Jren,mcn^ ottxc*;complete confidence that the other • tember 11 to enroll as candidates ' ' ,‘lp ’;?• Brown, on Oc- i\i > r II a , 0 c ° 9.e * iCr^^ nl7‘ Kovrrnmeint.i concerned will adhere for the U niversity football squad. *0Dtr :ober J2' t. bringUniversity ' V comca ° mcH West Ttoom ln c* r,r,n«f? WM nt3m the coatrovc[to the same policy." Vniiam A., W ebster, o f Shelton, 'i? * ?f, hav,n* handed sy which has arisen over the sale v, ,, . . jConn tn., w9l lead the team as c a p - ! '" S ’ « 33*0 defeat last year. of Russian oil to American and Never Recognized ! Moreover, the United States has 1. th is fall, into............ a schedule al Dartmouth follows West Point. British companies. H ffift,.......................... »mes th k t hears the earm arks of OI\ .0 'V >^ 2° ' Ya,'C This dispute arose recently be- "ever r ? ,,‘t,!!xed. the j va!i«Hty of $ being about as stiff a proposition beal Dartmouth 14-7 in an early tween the British-owned Royal tb<; . nationalization decrees ami £ a a any tiAur ever was up against. Ia*1 * « " • Aft" Dartmouth, Dutch Shell Company nnd S .n n d .b: ,d\ 1that ^ e form er owner* of ’ W ebster 1 plays guard, having M“ ? ' la" d r,CT*™be^ 5' : ' ; • • • ard Oil of New Jersey on one side ,he 0,1 Properties are the rightful no,rH, thereof. The withdrawal ; led the game nt Hotchkiss "I**1. memoJrie!' of the lnst No- and Standard Oil of New York and from Llhr , e wel1" l’v anybody ehool, and later being captain qf"‘*,'ril 'er . H uni the little Southern Cncuum Oil Company on the oth«-r " f liked all over Yale, when selling contracts with the but rlu' htf^.1 owners would na[ Yale’s f'esh m an team in the*«fall. c .{Beating ^ J j f l'v.er8,^> ’ w” Her lu-O, |.Soviet Naptha Syndicate, holder of \, Pr,’judicce the vested 1924. He has been on th ars Princeton comes to New Haven 11he Rusian oil monopoly, were to rlfr tncntioned and a contract 'te a m f o r . two years. this year, and Yale goes ** D» Cam -'bo renewed. The former took the P » v»«n* for ^ of th '" cd ° f « * 1927 VM»ity | {“ J ^ T wm S afterw ard Down position that i t would tie uneethical w"uld he. ^ n s 'd e re d an urrange\ S. P. s to tt, M crccrsburg, P a- ^ t I’rinceton Inst yeor the sco re,to buy from Russia until the S oviet|ment contributing to that prejudteo been had compensated I . Pr,nc|P|p at*NI end; »8. S. Quarrier, Short was Princeton 10- Ynle 7. Cam­ Government a,iso bridge saw I forward toppled 12-7. foreign companies for the oil propl,ut ,nto practice mainly N. J., left tackle; C. B. Harcrtles confiscated in 1020. i no American concern ha na < is yet |JT, Lake Forest, 111., center; W ., _ m Buying From Russia complained that its vested rights •W ebaUr. Shelton, Conn., l e f t IW h o l e s a l e P f i c e S The later group replied that i t . wcre b*inK Jeopardized, a.id. it Is rd J . I*. Flaherty. NewcasDe, no more unethical to buy from Kjn<?rn!ly held here, no such rom.w wan to sell to that P‘umt w,l* I,e entered now in view en Ridge, N. J„ right end; P. F. j country and pointed out that ninny lbo fort th at moat, if not all, the •it*, East Orange, N. J., quarterforeign houses which had suffered companies involved have been buy;k; E. A; Good wine, W est I-ebunder the nationalization program Russian oil taken from the conPa., left halfback; nnd J. J. ,w tre now develurmg markets for Derated properties. foben, Tcrrington, Conn., right ATLANTA, S ept C, -(IN S )— j their goods in thet Soviet Repubhe.l TheAmeriean Government is m ack. With the decline ip industrial pro-. Official opinion here inclines to more concerned, however, with th j Varsity Candidates duction wholesale jirices have a d -'th e helief that the British position probable consequences of a worldA fair .freshm an squad of last vnneed for the first time since last | is correct in theory, but it is em-|Wide pi troleum war which is now ijJl will furnish fo 'ty -cig h t candi-' fall, according to the monthly re- phasized nevertheless thnt the threatening between the two facr,Oates for the Varsity this Fall.{view of the Sixth Federal Reserve Royal Rutch Shell had been buying tions. Knowing full well that re* Song those who sta rt the com ing, District just issued, -----------cent intermitionni complications Wl as Bcniors are thirty-seven | Tho Review stated that the out- in construction of small houses.'have all had their genesis in trade who have had previous foot- put of manufacturers declined fias caused some unemployment disputes. government officials expcricnce, aa well as forty- during July and was in practically difficulties, but building Contracts perceive in the present oil war the [on* Who* will be juniors this Fall. the same volume as a year ago, in July nnd August continued larg- seed of a struggle that, might roTo weld this m aterial into n while the production of minerals er than a year ago. The increase suit seriously for the United State.! [.team capable of tackling success was nt the lowest level since early reflecting for the most pnrt an up. and tireut Britain, if it is not kept illy on successive* Saturdays such,in 192(1, when the anthracite strike ward trend in awarding of en- within reasonable limits. ima as Brown, Maryland, Dnrt- was in progress. gineering projects. | -----------------------auuth, W est Point, Princeton, and Although consumption of cotton Naval stores showed receipts at j , . m„ke chicken salad, putties tr a r d , the coachesh a v e was sniniler in July than in June, district larger than a year a*o ' u for a ,u>Kc m)m,,er of Jcolm BUvens for t h e back field; it was considered unusuallly large although contrary to the usual . ., , , , . ron Fuller for the line; Charles for this time of the year. htoh of the large markets in the Kuests* veal for one-fourth to Comerford for the ends, and Uncertainly in the building midsummer increase, they were one-half the meat and no one can U Bunnell, last year’s captain I trades, due largely to the decline sm aller than in June. 'detect the difference. I ' aide to Mr. Jones la Major Prlt! chard, U. S, A. once famous West Point quarterback.' . The new Valo shedulc shows A T T | newcomer for Yale to meet in the [26 MW MEN IN M iSl (mil) CALL Sf±of D^ ,1o!n ** 7, 1927 . J tv . • -Vt - t. . j) ok Y/ «■ 4 2W*!Are O nThe DeclineISSTSTh’ In Southeast Part H F Y f , ^ H F Y f L-1 * • A Herald Classified Ad first of ail gets results—there is no other medium cir­ culated inSeminole Countyin which your message will reach more readers than T he Herald. If you want to sell or buy, rent a house or store, trade your car, travel, find something or advertise your business you will find the surest, quick­ est and cheapest method is a Herald Classified Ad. H eresT h eB ig Event We Promised ! HOUR SALES FOR rt THURSDAY MORNING SPECIAL Small FAST! FURIOUS! A HIT! Hour Sales Are Money Savers Bankrupt Prices! Thursday Morning Extra Special Hour Sales Offering lower t h a n Bankrupt Prices! Values in women’s wear that have never before been equaled in San­ ford— these things make this the most out­ standing sale ever staged in Sanford! Look these special Hour Sale values over—be there at the time set and reap a Golden H arvest of Bargains while savin gs mean much! From9A.M. From 10 A.M To 11 A.M. From 11 A.M. I To 10 A.M. To 12 Noon ■JeevelewH Sweaters, nnd coat i* vi remarkable *1 DR ESSES r DRESSES! DRESSES! /• ’• arid Wool, Htip aver. ■ . i Values are regular $23.50 numbers. Good size range, late styles, a rare value In the Hour Sale for Silk Waists nnd Blouses, excellent values, large • variety of hIzch, colors values as hi^h as $').<>». (h •fckTge variety of sizes 1 jrmd colors. and styles— net here on OP- 4 T h e cost of a classified ad is insignifigant when compared to the results they frequently obtain. M any a house has x been sold for $10,000 >and more t ' *' ' * ** thru the medium of a " 25c want ad.‘ Perhaps you have just w hat someone is looking for—perhaps its vice versa; at any rate you can reach more people at less cost by using a Herald Classi­ fied Ad than thru any other medium in Seminole County. time- for these! ‘i. 3 > 4 .8 5 lj|our Sale Only FREE! FREE! FREE! flour Sale Only ■ *ll IV ■- l 1 » • 5 9 Any hat in the store to match your jp-esttr?. • buy a dress and get your choice of any hat FREE! c 148 i i# 2 9 c ** * ’"I * . mwii Sale Conducted At I I i rv tc * fo v d ■kl rat S t. acikfci * S6H .— . — m Sanford, Florida. *: ' '' f. L'NJ 1 , 'V > ’JLXA ‘tv. - A courteous, exerienced, ad w rite r w ill tak e your ad or if you desire a solicitor w ill call at your hom e or office. - .A f ; ** 5%: v* ■ �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, ford Daily Herald SPANISH BUNGALOW 01 High Street nfear Elm Avenue. ing daily in this column will Furnished, all improvements, Kar­ aite, two bedrooms, bath, living | reach over 3,000 every day 1 room, dining nook, kitchen. Beau­ tiful shade trees. Owner in the •and it costs so little a 12 word north. Will rent to responsible od for one month costs only |2.C0. party at reasonable rate. Ask for Mr. Berg nt the Herald office. rhone 148 IIENHY U, D Y K E , r<>,o p i n i o n n l . Ju st ask for “Classified Depart­ FOR KENT: Five room bungalow at the corner of Palmetto Avenue I t A T M O N I ti W . v VU. l t K K N K . U r r e n and Katie Street. Large liviqg nrrM, lor., a corporation. BKItKEm ent" room, dining room, two bedrooms, t.KV III.ACKMAN amt CtlAltl.KS F. Itespoixleiua. both, with shower, kitchen equip­ TI'AlViIBTT. i j t l I t H K N A t ’ I I KS. I mc ,,1 I ' r u v l i l e t i c e . CLEAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS ped with electric range. Front and CI toh ma i pl rl a iI nn al nnmt l : t i n v l o i r f 11•-•! h i s WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT rear porches. $40 monthly. Address »n n t I o n f u r t i l l * o r , | , r a n d h a v i n g n i n i lit r n u r l N h l i p o e o n I m mi ' i l o u t SOMETHING NEW AND BET­ S. C. B. care The Herald. of (till c o u r t In t h i s null a n d d i ­ TER FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ rected I n Hi e r e s p o n d e n t ( I r e e n c TION. CALL PHONE 235-J OR (FOR RENT: Small cottage t.n u r r e s , I III'., w i t Pi r e t t i r n n t t h e »t )*r* I Magnolia Avenue just north of I f f o f S e n t I null* l *i oi m y . K t o r l d u , n s SEE, V. C. COLLER, SANFORD, i Central Street. $25.00 monthly. f o l l o w s : FLA. "Iteceived w ithin .utipoena under Ilox 123 care The Herald. d a t e o f A u K i i s t i s . l : t JT, a n d * u m * J Cash in Advance L m ads, will be rec*i»«J E n a s and collector E.ltlv for payment. 7 9c a line W T“ 7e a line ............ 6c a line | 4c a Una L , rates on requeaL | educed rales are for L d v e insertions, words of average length mated a line, imum charge of 30c for , J 192* PAGE FTVR YOUR BUSINESS —-card appear* "dvertising is restricted p«r classification, n error is made The San lerald will be respons ble lv one incorrect insertion. FOR RENT:—Two houses, and 1405 W. F irst Street Vulcanizing Works. 19—Houses For Sale 1«,V. I.r 0ns The office should be d immediately in easy of Is r e t It r lici t l l l l e x e c t l t e i l h p CUUs e Ilf Itic f a i l u r e of t h e w i t h i n r e s p o n d e n t i i r e e n i ' i t c r e * , I n c . , it c o r p o r a t i o n u n ­ d e r t h e l a w * of t h e S t a l e o f Itliode I sl i t ni l . t o u p p o l n t i n t e n t s n r h a v e ol f l e e r * w i t h i n tiie S u i t e of F l o r i d a , t h e s e r v i c e o f 11 eul i pi Mi pH u p o n u hnm w ould hind th is respondent. T h I * I t i e IT l i n y o f A t l f t u s t , IliIT. BY WILLIAMS / VdMW HILRE.S ome ik e t sh o u ld Be e n From Six To Twelve Months Klapse Before Case Is Tried In Some Of Federal Courts; Vale .MenFind Discrepancies HUP3—MARMONS ianford Automobile C ignolia Ave. Pha 15—Apartment For Kent MEAN^.CORLH, ' ■ B e t t e r M A R K THET N so \E H E S - ROLLER HE B ELO N G S VdHEW H t S LOST, V A N ' S E N D 'lM >s^ HOM E. J /'ViWt-lEM X HiT ^ \ T r ' R ig h t s p o t . NEW l| WEN. Conn. Sept. 7.— “ Delay mused by crowned court calender* in New York is very sorlou-. Thus, during the calendar year of I!lli5 there were so mahy undisposed of ciytes in the First Department of the Supreme Court thut no eas« was tried which had been, begun less than seventeen ternt« before. In Connecticut the number of undisposed of rases, while by no means so larg , as in New York is sufficiently large to constitute an important item of deluv in the urban communities. Fn in -ix month* to over u year el­ apse' from the date an action is DAILY LETTER MODEL TRIM CO. no the car, not the owner.1 'hone 817 for estim atei P. W. RADFORD m a r k e d A [h e a p s a g o ! \ i g o t d u s t im m h C M II ANI •. Sheriff. S e n t Im i l e C o u n t v. Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. T « * i F<™ SALE: Furnished Spanish I'lorldu," wllleger, Proy. 3rd and Elm. t 'mngalow of 5 rooms Well localI T I S T11 K i t K F t >It 14 ( l i t I l l ’ ll H D , > A I ».M • I •« S I » A S H 11l-:t ’It K K I I I p a t _____________________________ |tti. of good const ruction. Owner i t h e ri-spoitdeht t i n LANEY.S DRUG STORE—Pr«* I l,vinK “llt «> f city and will std! ; t | i ' o r | >o r i t i I o n u n d e r Herald representative titciput Such i> it condition discovered by] icriptions, Drugs, Soda. We a m ' reasonuide price, and on easy I t l i o d e I s l a n d , w l »ghly familiar with rates place of luislncss Hy of two Vale law *cho« I students w ork-' as near you as your phone. Call 10Jiterm s. House is located on High and dassifaction will ing under Professor Wesley A. • ________________________________IStreet, nenr Elm Avenue with *.t- I ' r o v i di l i ce. I t l i o d e *ou complete information, WIGHT-CH RISEN BERRY PR IN Tl tractive surroundings. Double g:i- pI tel lalre oi ne a t. Moofn dtahyi.s or itL HIM Sturges, of the Yule Law School, (you wish they will assist nr* of and reported in a formal survey SHOP — Printing en g rav in g ,’ rave. Price furnished 48,500.00 • it C o o i p l n l h t f o r n wording your want ad. embossing. See us first. We do it. $500 l’u*h and the bulance any re- m u l t H i i s c l i l c d i n I ollileti 1mudf public here. The stu d en ts’ st i l l tie it more effective, <t oncj who dhl the w> rk are Monroe Op- j T h i s o r d e r s l ut 11 I Phone 417-W. R.R. Avenue-Cunt- |usonable way. Address Box 431 It M e e k f o r f o u r weeks penbeimer. of St. Louis, and Hurry | inerclal Street. jCare Herald, IPQI1PANT NOTICE III 1 h e S u i l f i l l d He r ! • paper Nitir, of New llritnin. Conn. , p u l i l l s h e d III S e t t l l i n I S I N K A S H HKl i* I Tib Reason For Delay rtrtiKrs should give their LUMBER and complete Uhe or d a y o f A i i k i i s I. A or pustoffice address as ij i i i * ! One of ih“ reasons for delay in] building m aterial. Low prices. a their phone number if Security Lumber Co., "Where Good 'Irnilt.j court action, the report says, is jeiire results. About one Grades Come From ” Maple "The small number of triul law -| aad r out of a thousand has Sixth. Phone 797. -------■ ' yVr*." New Haven, which has HIT rphone and th eothers |iaw firms, and about four hundred j communicate with you lawyers, has "certainly not more CONCRETE In every shape and i they know your address, form, blocks, tile roofing, ovnatN: than two dozen trial lawyers." j LO ST dliconlinuence MUST be mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prodf1it !l*e. These work in three courts running rmiri i simultaneously. Other reasons' ia'person at the Sanford ; ucts Company, Fifth and Maple I’ireult found for delay in the law are sum-] i office or by letter. Tele- i Sts. Phone 112-W. $3750.00 Is the priccu of small cot-i i disrootinncnces are not "".'■«uiS"'ni«d up thus: J tuge on well located lot on MagCLARENCE SMITH hus« & | t "Certain rules of pleading under , iio'ia Avenue. $50 ecash all that is General Contractor * of'1 *h« which a defendant can unduly postrequired. Halunce payable Just like 000 W. F irst St. Prompt - Efficient By Internal omul News iiHn.Mii. pone th * reaching of an issue; use rent. Iinx 124, care The Herald. Phone 441 Service .-MupU*r 0f jury trials; haTdts of pr< c a stin a-1 MIAMI, Fla., Sept. 7. 2 1 —Acreage For Sale tinJ|«n i lion 011 th,! Purt ot lhc bftr* C0UP,e(* to i'iih with certain traditions of profes: "In Mlarnj They Are tilomubiJeq at tin. s|. mil courtesy in regard to g ran tro "ntr continuances and extensions of Against Cuban Tourist IIODGE our* .if time; the present method of as- This headline ajipenring rt cars and Grahum trucks u c l o t i e r . A. D, 1H17. mint* hi ' lng t h e d 13th Street. Phone 3. f i r s t Mi induy I n ' s a i d m o n l h . lit* fn| Baxter Care Herald 11—Miscellaneous INS * COW AW CO. Auto for and sheet metal works, CAR AWNINGS.—Aut o Awning M0 cash and $10 monthly will buy Co. II Ball Bldg. nch Ava. Phona 716-W. good building lot at remnrkably I f . w nrice. Box DO care The HerANFOKD BU1CK CO 12—Wnnted 212 Magnolia Ave. Phone 367. f '"IE 'S , &*/ ALL o! Inwlnic d e s c r i b e d Iit j 111it, m i n u t e , l y ­ i n g a n d b e i n g In t h o Cn u n t j r o f S e m ­ inol e e n d S l a t e o f Klurl du. t o . w i t : l . nt F i f t y - o n e t e l ) o f XL M. Sml t l i ' n HiiImIIv i s i o n ,tf u11 t h a t l»art o f Hei' tlon T W e n t y e M v e n i 27>. T o w n s h i p N i n e t e e n tlS) S o m h , I t a n g e T h i r t y ( 2A> Hast, l y i n g S o u t h o f St. i l e r t r u d e Avenu e a n d o t h e r lands l yi ng In Seel Ion* T w e n t y - * ! * (JS). Thirty-four t i l ) and Thirty- , fi ve ( 35), In T o w n s h i p Nine. H e n tl.S) S ou t h , l u n g e T h i r t y <::u) R u s t , n* s a m e a p p e a r * no I'.'ige o f I ' l a t Il nok I o f t h e jiuldle rer nri l p, of Seminole ('minty Florida containing l*n i H>) a cre*, m o r e o r le**. • J. U S i t AltHN, As S p e c i a l . Master In C h a n c e r y . I i r i . l * I . ANH I S A W I I I T C H A I U . S ol i ci t or * f o r I ' ni ni i l nl nnut . F o l k 's ’l l Kwow WHER S O VAJE K im T e l l ’i m fr o m . TH‘ REST. g»c- i fm niatinn in connection with "the | Cuban situation." ; The particular p art of the tour* I ist brochure against which the in­ te r p r e te rs nre protesting runs a* j follows; ! "The independent traveler must I pass his own baggage through ] toe customs, tipping someone (at *established rates every time it is i touched), select his uwn taxi from 1emong f>00 yelling, gesticulating ! drivers, and make his own way ta ! his hotel.'' According to Gobernn, although the charges contained in the pass­ age are “ true in every particular,” the paragraph appeared "In con. crtii-n with another m atter—not 1the one that the incensed interpre­ ters hnve in mind. Not more than 50 copies of the distastful pnm: phlet were printed by the Miami i agency, according to on affidavit witnessed by Domingo J. Milford Cuban counsel here. I G\t ' A PUKININ’ IRON AN’ M A R K T R a T Kl A L i T ( l E Ol FF RUNV.CUQW u. a ear, cry, The use of light in the treatm ent of sick persons was advocated by a pnysidan early In the 18th Cent­ ury after noting that sick anlmjila always lie in the sun. A river like the Colorado la Ilka a cxdosial monster that cannot be distu'bii.g the balance of thinga somewhere. But politics cannot stop progress. Politics did not pro* vent Niagara power from become ing a boon on Hath sides of the international border. Senator IkTah uses direct meth­ ods hi most things. He did so whan ha addressed a message to Presi­ dent ('alien of Mexico asking him to deflneth that country's attitude toward American oil men. Caltei* reply, which we reproduce, la characteristically courteous and illuminative, and it is remarkably interesting. in the smaller counties In Conncctliut, their court clerks say, Is the |ack i f initiative on the part of lawyers in pushing their cases to trial." It seem* that only .the cities nre in the mntt?r of crowded calendars, Country lawyers, presumably with less to do, do it rapidly, and as a tesult there are no grouter number of eases pending this fall than there were in 1924. But In ths WASHINGTON Sept. 7 If the;cities, the yaer 1024 saw 6.11*4 jmocratic presidential noml- cases unfinished while this yeur TWO ROOM FURNISHED apart ment with garage. 703 Pal metto Ave. or phone 282-W. ORD-Overland Co. WiHysthts 4 Overland, Whipplts. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS— Two rooms kitchenette a n l bath, i Commercial Sts. Phone 53. nttrnctlvely furnished, centrally OLE HUDSON- ESSEX located, all impaovements; $6 per week. Tel 777 or 775. INC 203 Oak Ava. FU RNISH ED' f u ir room npnrt * Phone 41 ment. All modern. Close in, 2201 Ouk Ave. Phone 100 W. itoess .Service 16—Houses For Rent 26— M iscellaneous F o r Sale L ROOFING—The Roof FvKiiUt. Metal shingles; learn tin and galvlnized 2-itimr Ford sedan, good condition, $125 cash See Paul Oberhollzer, Phone 231. BY w a a u M M a o t / ja iwxe a vacation « year .henry ? OON'T TNlNK. SO — BUSINESS IS PRETTY LIUCLY AND HE FEELS AS ThOOEH HE'S NCEDCO AT T H e O F r iC E ^ -^ TAYLOn I •THINK IT'S A SHAMff HE CAN'T HAVE . A REST- NCfTHlNtS WOULD DO HIM MOflf GOOD THAN Tt> a e T AVMAV FROM BUTiN«rr FhR AVIWLB, BESIDES HE WORKED S o , HARD AND WORRIED SO MUCH ABOUT j THAT POLAR EXPEDITION AMD A v FEW DAYS AWAY FROM THE 0 ’ OFFICE WOULD MAKE" HIM f f FEEL LIKE A NEW MAN— J II 11 || Ik 11\ t [J | 11/ W JIW3O.L0CY, YOUfRE R76HTf ) W f m a n NEEDS TO R E L A X I ______ lcy and then in order t o \ ^EPFIT FDR THE DAILY / SAV? N WNOOF B o sw e ss L IF E * / WHO'S TALKING ^ __________— ABOUT ANY —MYCONVEFWTON REFERS SOLCLY TO M6.GtiNN-X'M n o t s p c a h in o ABOOT peoPLfi WHOUC IN B€d 7\U_ 9 : 3 0 ajuD LEAKE THE OF1HCC IN THE MIDDLE OF THE AFTERNOON - SOME PEOPLE AREN'T SAJiYFiED WITH HAVING 366- DAYS To REST -IT'S TOO BAD LEAF VEAfi / ^ e S N 'T COME OFTEWER SO THEY / V COOLO HAVE AN fKT£A DAY - V jiL /l If you're a t e l e p h o n e subscriber * simply lift the ho<Jk, ask for 148 and state your request. It’s a service that makes it comparatively easy for you f to insert youi advertisem ent And Want ads offer the solution to many a problem. There's always someone eager to buy, sell or trade; someone who has a service to offer. Results . are certain and the cost is quite moderate. . . • *4jm 'all Before 11 oclock For The D a y ’s Insertion Tr y J j* || � 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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F lo rid a ’s ' H e a r t World’s G re a te s t V e g e ta b le fop. U s R ic h e st G a rd e n L a n d Leased Wire International News.Service ' n o T x VI -----.-g-.lt :« C S C f t t ------ :------ -------5 General Exodus Ik Em pty(hg Swatow HONG KONG. S ept. 8.— (IN S)—A general exodus from M I the town of Swatow was under­ way today as the Communist army, exultant over its recent crushing defeat of the national­ ists a t Chao Chao Pu, advanced toward the city. Armed with bombs, several members of the lion Thinks Hughes irmy have already entered the :ity and created a panic among , ffill Accept .O ff ice thq citizens by hurling explos­ ives. With the flight from the |lf Tendered T oH im city in progress, nrmy officers have the money in the iDespite Disclaimers Centralseized Bank; which was- re­ ~ +. cently closed. Business in the city is entirely suspended. . :retary Hasn’t lade Final Choice . *------- ! elieye Coolidge Is ISincere In fix at.ementAboutRunning VETS SAIL TODAY FOR 2ND MEETING IN PARIS, FRANCE SANFORD, FLORIDA, THUI B SEPTEMBER 8, 1927 Mcmbef, Audit Of Circulations * Bureau ■ —---- -------- M arries ENVOY Proxie h is 01NTS Not Always Way ON U.S. POLICY MacMurry Says China Slowly Drifting1 Into Confederacy OfSemi-lndepcndentStatcs; Bingham ,' Kellogg Differ Would Not Divide China i »(• i • Into i 3. Nations , - Minister Offers An Exclusive Interview On Chinese Prob­ lems To International News -TJk? n u m b e r ! 31 ;r NEW YORK, ScpU'.R. (IN S )— “Ho said he didn't love me,” she Marriage by proxy sounds roipar.- sighed. ticc but it isn’t practical, In thu I "Also,” she asserted, Maximo opinion of black-haired Florentine •told her she'd have to borrow mopSariego, party of the first P*rt» in r>’ lo Pn>’ her own fnre to Ohio; such a wedding. . iI,1at have to live in a fumThls young Spanish gir] jnaryled1i*hnl room ;'that ho told her to Mnxmio Muniz, of Murthf* JFjfcry.jborrow money to get along for a O., by proxy two years ago,Munis’* j while." father representing him,'Rhe had a j "I said I couldn’t borrow nny great deal of trouble getting Into i more- that I had already borrowthis country but sho finally did— to passage money,” she said," and early thin week, after the personal b tore the wedding ring from my Interention on the part of Sec­ finger." retary of State Frank B. KelloggI r.at was tho last strnw. Max­ Muniz came from Ohio to meet imo went to the steamship office her, nnd, on Tuesday, thoy wep' j "f the line th at brought his bride mnrried again in the misison of over, nnd said: — Our Lady of Guadalupe. But (hay "I m through—you tan take her hadn't left the steps of the church back to Spnin.” before thoy were quarreling vio-1 The n he returned to Martin’s icnt\y. . j Ferry -alone. Mifximo said she wouldn’t ac-1 She went to live with her brothcompany him to MA^tin’q Ferry n r in -Jersey City, saying:— beccalso he didn't have a tbvo nestj “I’m perfectly willing to go back nil furnished for her. Tho bride t«. Spain. But I want a divorce said that wasn't so. ' first.” f Sir John Carling Old Glory Airplane AnA rs S M ! B 0 M B EXPLOSION Canadian Over 5 Hours Ov New York-To-Rome CAUSES 3 DEATHS due; No Word H3 D e — " ced;$200,000 DAMAGE Been Received Y« Passenger Ships Can Find Nothing Englishmen Wait, Worry For Plant Three Blasts Close Together WASHINGTON, Sept. H.-(INS) •—China is slowly but certainly Lend Police To Think Boot­ ,drifting into n.«onf?deracy <>f semi­ legger Wnr Cnuse Of It; independent states, Jrhn Vnn A. Ironic Truth Is Seen Scarfnce Cnpone Mentioned ‘<C^V^inR,* Carried [MnrMurray, minister to China, as­ W a s h i n g t o n . S ep t. 8.—• • _____ *" ■-» | v serted here today in nn interview I n Message Pilot CHICAGO. Sept. 8.-(IN S )— Enough larles Evans H u g h es m ay Enouarh To Last , Iwith International News Service. (S ecretary of T re a s u ry M el­ 12,000 Soldiers Leave From Mnc Murray is holding dnily coxWould Drop To Coli Thr,e p t ?"* r wc" ,klM tw« til Soon A fter N< wore probably fatally Injured, and ’s candidate fo r th e R cnunNew York Alone AsConven- fercnces with Secretary Kejl'-gg I dnptngc estimated nt $2<w,0D8!wt|s an p residential n o m in atio n . I flcn Excursion Commences; |on tho question of Chinese policy, NEW YORK. Sept. 8. (INS) caused early l/ la y .by* tWo nfystcry CROYDON A IRD RO In discussing n a tio n a l pol­ Holiday Spirit Prevailing ft point on which the two hold dif­ —The rpyaterious silence of explosion* on tho Em*. Sept. 8.— (INS)—Y V south side* of fering views. es w ith callers trtdav, Melthe sen today shrouded the Chicago. •^)bl Glory” and it's th re e i then in d icate d f u r th e r In the interview MacMurrny NEW YORK, Sept. 8, —“The Federal und city investigators, cupanta given up as lost,’ fate of the Fokkor monoplane it H ughes m a v becom e h is yanks are goin’ , . (this time) . . t<ok isruc with the only solution of who began nn immediate inquiry tense anxiety was arou» “Old Glory,” which is feared the Chinese problem lies in dividing vorite for th e nost, an d goin’ over there.” to have crashed into the At­ expressed the opinion thnt nn nl- this afternoon over tho pro the country into three parts, each (eht secure th e bnekintr ulfeud may be responsible for lantic ocean 500 miles east of cohol Wur time mamories were reviv­ latefy of the Pennsylvania del- ed today as thousands of World section to.be placed under an in­ the blasts. All three explosions oc- able fate of tho C New Found land. dependent government. “Sir John. Car! cured within a radius of six blocks plane ption. War Veterans Vongrcgatcd in New No further word had been Racially, culturally nnd econ­ which honDod off at Hand within n period of 45 minutes. Mellon 'nlkcd over the preaident- York and set sail forFrnnce. The omically such n partition would be beard lodav which might in­ It is believed the terrific detona­ Grace, N* F„ nt 8 o’cL. rsituation guard :dly, howpver. waterfront was thronged with contrary to China’s best interests, Dirt l Menns Of Advertising Spccinl Session Of Grand Jury dicate what trndegv caused tions resulted from exploding vesterday morning (N« Iwid he would not mnke a final them and the picre resounded to the minister contended. Further­ I.lqvd Bcrtaud, James D. Hill and stills. Foundland local time) “ City Found To Be Success­ ee of a candidate until he baa May Be Ordered To Indict Philip A. Payne,- pilot, navigator chlv cnnvnsseVl the fleid. He f »h« nmsic of hands and the bnek- more he snid, neither the Chinese Meriun Margnnti, 40, was burned Croydon Airdrome, near Loa< ful lit Other Cities; Prlw> themselves nor the foreigners in Harry Hill And “ At Least and na»senger hi "Old Glory" on to death In the wrcckago of his Up to 12:40 o'clock (EAT, .... — . flapping that betokened reunions. sted ...................... his hclief that PresiIs Offered T j Organizations One Other Person Involved” Its ill-fated flight to Rome, to home. Another man, killed In this afternoon the “Sir John Ca It was a something different that land favo^ the breaking up of ^t Coolidgo wan sincere when he startle the world early yesterday same explosion, has not beep-iden­ had not been righted off th* sred he did not “choose” to getaway today from that of 10 Chinn. morning with n frantic 8.O.S. call tified. He and Marganti were trap­ ish roast, and a t that hour “Throughout the recent fight­ The week I September 25 has years ngo. There was nothing i In 1928. SEATTLE, Sept. 8. (INS)—Dr. sent crackling through tho other ped in the wreckage by fnlling plane waa five and one-half ^though Mellon has been out of , mysterious or silent about this ing,"MacMurry continued, uil the been designated ns Sanford Post walls. Joseph Bnngom, said to be overdue, as she had been ex with politics during his two- [heigera; no silent tramping vnrious factions and sections have Card Week by the Chamber of i II. c. Hill of Strentor, 111, was in from the piano’s rmtio. Two of the trans-Atlantic liners an alcohol mckoter, died In a hem- off the British He* a t noon, li l. ii, I Seattle today, to aid his son, Harry ;h visit to Europe, he told t through the streets with overseas been trading with one nn> t|icr as Commerce, which will sponsor tn e j,, ..... ........................................ 3 which rushed to tho assistance of [pital several hours after he was lish time. . today that he intended to | packs; no stealing aboard darken- though there were no warfare. Hill, who ia held in jail here for "Old Glory" when the distress dragged from n wrecked building. There is no animosity between tho campaign ns a means of ndvertisIt.w aa estimated, .by sn active interest in the pres cd transports in the gray dawn of Illinois authorities. Young Hill, signal was heard, abandoned the Serious consequences threatened Airdrome .o()fici*l*, dceordl contending groups, although ani­ i| preliminaries from now on. the morning. .* mosity docs.not oxlst between in­ ing tho City Subata.:.ial in a dir­ suspected-of matricide, wnn arrest­ search for the plane ufter a hunt at Mercy Hospital, only a few cablegrama firom London, dismissed the Idea that he ect appeal to prospective visitors. many hours. The vessels were blocks away, when patlenU and «sjr John Carling” carried lid h« a candidate, despite *Instead, the A. E. F. is going dividual war lords. But nil that any Announcement of the enmpnign ed here Inst Saturday night after of the TruTjsvIvnnift and tho Carman- nurses frem other hospitals had to fuel to last until 2:30 P.M, () to France nnd it wanted the of the military lenders want is to igW kiriff for>hlm in Pcnnsylfleeing from Illinois u short time was made this morning by E. J* which-were tljc first to reach l>o railed in to quiet tho frightened With no radio to tell a s and throughout the country* (hole world lo know about it, lt*a rule Chinn, not just n part of Trotter who stated that details before his mother’s body wn* in, the spot where the plane broadcast patients. going back thin ' time de luxe, In China. Every ono of tho war lords world of their progress, le expects sborthfAo confer hero are being worked out now nnd will | foun,| |)UrjC(| A four story building on Wabash Terry Tully and Lieut. Jas the basement of its message of distress before it in his nephew, W>‘E. Mellon, and the finest liner* a fW t, {with linen is agreed that the country must bo be discussed nt next week’s m cct-|th(. |jm homp believed to hnvo fallen into the sea. Avenue, said to have contained a calf were believed far out . .sheets on-tho ix-uj, and “‘chawr unified.” ir Pennsylvania lenders. ... . . . , . Old Glory’s apparent disaster still operated by Henry Flnkel- Atlantic this morning s; ‘ I support of Secretary Mollon .such ns was r Ultimately, the minister gnvo as log * ** * " ’ lieutenant of u ’j r »^.rr ifP<i . u' r<* - ;‘<- brought to.mind tho message writ­ stein, an alleged Ah ihtrtdly would.JouaLUamdodr g re a t-t**k o f-* ---------docnifij- ■, ...— opinion, tliq dualling of this d?He rtmrte- the Inst l e f r e m w ) ^ ^ tm „ wreath nnd stowed In the •'Senrfnco’’ Al Cnpone, was wreck- ward London, i. Fingland, boon to Hughes. Mellon is un- there won’t he any founhour watch sir0 for unlflention with the Jca|. journey from Illinois b / airplane, plnno’s fuselago to be dropped tnto\cd by tho exploaion of n 1,000-gal­ monoplane, Sir John Carllni ' Lori, from Portland, Ore., itionably assured of control of cs for the black snouts of submar­ ousiea of the wnr lords will result of post cards with Sanford views ' Ion alcohol tank. Tho building tn<on attempt flight from New " rrof 175 miles, In nn horr tho sea in memory to ra p Pennsylvania delegation, which ines on this trip. In n compromise, and thut compro­ furnish n personal invitutiop to f0,mnK land to Europe.* a distance Nungesser end Coli, the French went up in flitmes. 179 votes In the nominating con­ • Tho same old A. E. F., they arc, mise will be n confederation. Vir­ cbmc to Sanford. Such a campaign and 15 mluutva. * ••• *• filer* who*# attempt to bridge the Tho filers, who took, t don.. Pennsylvania la expected though. A little thickor about tho tually all hope of n strong central has been 'r.tnged with considerable Hnrbor (Brace, N. Y., at 1: “I’ll stick to you, my boy,” his (Continued On Page Three) tupport Mellon as a favorite son government has been dissinnted, he success in practically every city frther said. “ I know you didn’t do clock standard time, yest [the early balloting, and Mellon waist, n littlo greyish Hbout the added. . of any size in Flnridn, it wus stal­ ii L u v will clear your name.” morning, know by now the af temples, hut the same old razzing have the decision ns to where Tho confederacy, which ntay l'd, and incidentally Post Card . tyrnnwhilc plans for extradition ent fate which has befall spirit was everything apparent tsylvania’s votes shall go in a a n-r-rii-nn ijxrinn come in a few yeors, would not be Weeks have brought gratifying Fokkcr mopoplane “Old By the timo the wore being’made. Young Hill I* American Legion URljko lho fedcrJll orKnnitation 0r risivc ballot for the nomination. results at n verj* reasonable cos;. which took off from Old [On shipboard coming home from Convention opens on Sept. 19, there the United States, excepting that Tho Chamber of Commerce pluns scheduled to make apprarono in Maine at 12:25 P. M. Tue jpo, Mellon held conferences will be some 15,000 of them In Par­ tho principle of state’s rights to offer some award to tho or­ court here Friday. Then it will be Althugh Tully and Medcalf is, and Paris will know it has visit­ decided whether Seattle authori­ Ith Hughes on the approaching GRKENVILLE, S. C., Sept. 8.— would be carried to the extreme. ganization which sends the most kept in ignorance of the fa ties have a legal right to hol-i hint, residential situation. Upon arriv- ors. (INS)—Mrs. Ethel Willis and Dep­ Mac.Murray was also optimist­ cards during the prescribed period, |l in New York, Hughes said he A dozen or so ships, all told, ic os to tho possibility <f nn early his offer is open to all organiz­ tho preliminary to freeing bint on John Meisch, county commission­ uty Henry Townsend, the two al- “Old Glory” had broadcast i 'as for the nomination of Presi- will sail during1 tho next 48 hours conference- for tho revision of the ations, Mr. Trotter said. Every a writ of habeas corpus. er, accompanied by Mrs. Meiach legcd slnyur* of the former’s hus­ tic S. O. S. before they i rnt Coolidge, and expressed the carrying approximately 12,000 ex­ present treaties. At tho Paris Sanford citizen is expected to take and daughter, Miss Catherine band, Sheriff Ham D. Willis, may their daring flight ncrosa tha J lantic, they learned the nei tlitf that Mr. Coolidge would run soldiers from New York alone. Peace Conference, he pointed out, part in tho campaign by sending .STRKATOR. III., Sept. 8. (INS) Meisch, have returned from n sev­ Icnrn their fate late today. The sensational two weeks trial [drafted by tho party. soon ns they opened the eral weeks’ trip to Now Jersey tho two major Chinese fuctions And others have sailed or arc sail­ as many cards ns possible.. If Seeking indiements again: t Har­ nearing an end today. With case containing the maps ing from other por(a, from Nor­ were represented on the Chinese each person In Sanford would send ry Hill, nnd “nt luust one other and New York, whore they enjoyed was delegation. At the Washington con­ fivo curds this would menn more pcruon,’’ in connection v'ith tho whnt Mr. Meisch described “as only two summations to be made were to bo used on tho folk to Boston. their beet vacation" In several before the base is placed in , the lantic w>ynge. Friends ference of 1922 tho same procedure A plctureiiquc feature of the An­ would have been followed had not than 50.000 »n be mailed in one slaying if Harry’s mother here, years. hands of a Greenville county jury.. fl,m . f i l i n g they should k Tho case was expected *“ to go tonia's sailing ut 10 o’clock thin the Southerners nt that timo been week’s timo, il w«s further poin­ authorities today plunncd to call Mr. Meisch said that ho found "1 to *the *“ rised of “Old Glory’s” fat a special grand jury. morning was the presence of 22 in the ascendancy. The Southern­ ted out. general business conditions much jury at noun. fearing the news might aha l)efens0 attortioya pointed to confidence with which they l In connection with his announce-1 The plans followed tho arrest nt a stnndstill with little prospect Oklahoma Indians among tho er* refused to send delegates here paisengersl All were veterans of on the ground thnt by doing so merit iOiout th-j Tost Card Week, lost night of Robert L. Honeycutt, of a prosperous era until afthr the the attitude of the slain sheriff's on the haxardous venture, the A. E. F. • they would reeognize the author­ Mr. Trotter also rnlted attention former companion of yjung Hill. presidential election next year. De­ relatives who testified that there a brief penciled not* Inst I COLUMBUs TO., Sept- 8. (INS) to the tradebody’n invitation to all In jail here, lloneyccutt protested spite the general slump, howover, was an idoal life in tha homo of the map case a few momenta ity of the northern government. The legionnaires began to de­ ginal tribute to his valent fight in r-lnln shorlff nnd the accused wid­ ho knew nothing of the murder of Now, however, the two principal local golfer’s and those interested tho wealthy divorcee, other than Mr. Meisch found a spirit of optim­ ow. Tho prer<ocntir-| attempted to the“Sir. John Carling's” ' |dilf of the prohibition cause scend in full force on New York in the gnm* to attend a meeting ism prevailing among business and ■hovr that nn imdue Intimacy ex- choosing —---- --- th-b method of f i laid to final rest at Grcenlawn last night. This morning it was factions appear to be more evenly Friday night nt 8 o’clock nt the what he had read in the news­ industrial representatives. virtually Impossible to obtain u balanced nnd each could send rep­ bird bet*tea the accused widow flbf* ^ etery. Chamber offices on Magnolia papers. The weather was unusually cool and Deputy Tovfaiead. Atlantic flight had apparently i I.Whrelor’s body lay in state nt room in any of the city's hotels, resentative* to n treuty confer- Avenue. The purpose of the gath­ Honeycutt hud been sought on for this time of tho year, Mr. A senna'inn occur* il in the midst i>d In disaster. il Methodist church for sev- ijoroc of tho pilgrims wore thcly enca with the foreign powers with­ ering is to select a team to rep­ information thnt he had disappear­ MclscH reported. Heavy rains have out Injury to its prestige. of the Irinl when a negro romk wan old ovorsena equipment, but the Tully wnd Medcalf hoped houn, white dozens ^of his resent Hanford in proposed Inter­ ed tho same night from Streator also been experienced all the sum­ arrested and i hnrged with the mur­ rive In London before noon1 The foreign powers would be di and co-workcrs, including vast majority sailed as civilians, found hi unison, the mlnist city matches and also to .discuss as Harry; thnt he hi tl been seen mer both in Jersey and New York, der for which Mrs. Willis and the and baa ted befre the start l officials of the anti-saloon with their uniforms smelling of er said,acting In th© event of a treat pluns for nn amateur tournament wearing a puir of rlay-sollcd over* cnitsing considerable . damage to deputy are being tried. The negro they would take lunched* In I uc. in whose service ho spent moth hnlls which made them se­ revision parley. He |>ointcd t'< to be staged Inter in the year. alls nnd a pair of bright new truck crop*. , * protested his innocence, declaring frctRer part of his lifetime; cure for the “ Big Pnrudo" down their joint action nt the customs The unuiual rainfall In New no did not even know the slain English capital. shoes. Other matters incident to tk<’ i world league pgainst alcohol- the CUnmps D’Elyscea on tho 19th. nnd extra territorial conference of rnmotion of interest in the Han­ By five o’clock this A p air of day-rovered shoes York *tnte, however, was confined sheriff, and was released o n ' his they ’itn d ’othcr temperance organi­ should have covered Tomorrow night there will be a 1925 In support of this contention. ford course will also lie considered was found in the Hill home, of the to the lower farming section, Mr. own recognizance. ses, gathered for the funeral dinner nboa'd the Leviathan at than three quarters of the: Meisch said. The district near Regardless of the outcome of at the meeting, Mr. Trotter said. [size worn by Hill and HoneycuU, traony, scheduled for 2 P. M. across th* Atlantic, and l Rochester, he »aid, had suffered which Vice President Dawes, Gen­ the murder trial verdict, relatives according to police. [Uv. A. G. Schntzmun, pastor of eral John J. Pershing, former sec­ Troop Five Loses To gone well, the “Slf John < from a drought. of the nlaln sheriff, have indicted WEATHER DELAYS “ WHALE’ * church, was to deliver the fun- retary of war Newton D. Baker, Baaed upon hi* observations and that they will push th* search for shoud be sighted over Three In Baseball . MISS ELDER DELAYS conversations with people in the the " re a r slayer of the popular coast before many hours ’ *1oration, and tributes also were Admiral Robert E, Coontx, Maj. * ‘ * • i CORUNA. Spuln. Sept. H.-(lNS) euet, Mr. Meisch believes that Flor- sheriff. >be paid,by Rev. Walter A. Mor­ Gen. John E. Lejenne, commandant ; ___ i j j s f r j f ed. A pastor of First Congregation- of marines, and the French Am­ Troop Three, Boy Scouts of Am­ —Captain Frank T. Courtney, who DF.TROIT, Mich., Ecpt. 8, .(IN S). Idn will have a good tourist season No word has yet coma Church, Chicago; Dr, Francis bassador, Paul Claudel will be th* erica, defeated Troon Flvo In base­ Is attempting p flight from Ply­ Adverse weather and final checks this •year. He said that not n email of the steamers which mouth, England, to New York by One Liquor Case Is ball, yesterday afternoon by n (t McBride, general superiq- principal guests, on instruments again delayed the number would h* coming with the ed to be in the plane’) way, < ’f the Azores, in his Dorniefscore of R to 8. The batteries were: ide* of making investment*, belUvr rat of the league; Dr. Ernest The lijjor Penhjanif, sailing'from I'uto Higgins anil Ralph Went for Napier flying boat "Whale,” con­ take-off of Miss Ruth Elder, who ing that now b the tim« to find * Tried InjPolice Court absence of a radio app Cherrington, general secretary it possible for )he fliers1 tinued to aw(«it a favorable weath­ hopcii to he tho first woman to fly * I n * w°Hd league against alco- Newport Ncv/i today, carried Min­ Troop Three aqd Murray Runner er tho Atlantic, and Gerge W. liableOne liquor case was tried before .word of the progress of I report today before attempting eral hundred legionnaires, drawn \Yhlle away Mr. Meiach attend­ and Lewis Marshall for Troop >»; and Dr. Howard • Hydo resumo hla flight. ' Captain man, her navigator. .They plan to ed a vegetable growers convention Judge W. B. White bi Municipal However, on the theory oil. of the antl-ialodn league. from Iowa, Ohio, Virinia, West Five. Umpires were Bob Yancey to Courtney waa forced down here take off for Lakeland, Fla., a t 4:30 in Syracuse where marketing prob­ Court on Wednesday, morning news ia good news,” th* ~ Virginia!, Kentucky Tennessee, the and Julian Ponder- The gamo was A. M. tomorrow^-. lost week in a storm. lems were iU»cu»*ed. The County Garfield Young, Charged wtth hav­ believed to be.heading sc supervised by Scoutmasters M. C. Georgia Florida, Miss­ - - T .’ *-** . X . i i * iexan Comes Back To Carolines Commissioner reported th at H i* ing Intoxicants in his poipeoilon ward it* goal, with issippi, Alabama Arkansas and Haddock anil James A. Beeves. York celery b almost entirely-har- was fined $200. Three larceny cases ocean between it, sad The players on Troop Three Life For Second Tiihe Washington. vosted. Ho predicted a “fair” local M were on tk* docketfet they decreasing. * tenm were: Allen Fields, J°bn to were all tram crop for this season. Courier, Pete Higgins, Ralph “PRINCESS XENIA” , CARTHAGE,’ Tex., Sept. 8— Osie Knight an*f Went, Charles Vincent. Ben Lake, KINS)—Joe George, 22, today right were tho defendenta. 'j*.; GO TO FINALS DUBLIN. Sept. 8.-(IN S)-C om - Emmett Fox, Byron box, Milton r '* _________* * • Inpcrienced for the second time Other caaea were Ulke Robbins. Bill Preston and Eugene marediiant Fifcmaurice, commander l» his lifp the unique thrill PHILADELPHIA, 1 Sept. 1, chsrgo wi^Jt^^ , Florida apparently' ^ destined uppermost in the minds of DorthEstridge. X , , . „ tho .^e Irish Free State Air Force, Iking pronounced dead by physi- of was fined $5. J. P. 1 8 )— Mbs Margaret Gladman, ' Truon Five’s team ^a* compos­ for a successful winter season, aej ern people and that this fact will |r*ns and coming back to life Just has been chosen to accompany Cap­ ed of Lewis Marshall, John E th­ cording to observations made by j bo a tremendous influence In senctta Monies, Calif., and Sarah $3 fine’for violating tain R. H. Mclntoah op hU pro­ fey, of Boston, today gained and John F*aulks and ' 1^* bod *° pr*vent a Iu9€ral over posed flight to Philadelphia in tho eridge, Georgo^Moye, Barnard George A. Hpccr and-hls son, V|v-| ing them to Florida. the final round of the girls' nat­ fined f 10 each for dl ian Speer, Sanford merchants, whp) Reasonable hotel rates was the monoplan* ^Princes* Xenia” it was Crane, Jack Kanner, Bill *®*°nte was pronounced dead announced today.. have just returned from a buslneis i subject of discussion by some of ional tennis championship %a t Sk dUCt. . Munwy Kanner, Fred • . % * ' y“ Stcvd Johnson and James Good­ 'trip to New York, where they went, those with whom tqe Speers talked Ammartins. IS** wtwn hi* ai#to went .into a *r fa rm er near here and hie “body” waa to purchase a fall |ina of stock fo* j about Florida. The Sanford merCARIBOU STAMPEDE man. ** ;* •. * 1 GIRL NOT G ' me. Friend* and relatheir dry goods store.. . ! chants found a natural resentment ‘ SMITH **rt notified and aeaombled RACK TRACK DISASTER iBACE. Alaska, SepL 8. -N ot only* lp«*r and hb i to what they described a* “being ----------- - " T o o r o n e F la.. .(INS)»hile funeral arrangements maDl-' rtuck” by the various tourist hostyea of the AUska son find a cordial j Sept, being made. . MU■*“ clrici, were .busy repair- £V felted in Florida, . n th* ol teachto telegraph wires, (jN S)— The Speers found New York “eone thought they discovered th a t th * : bou otarooede. , • i houses unusually interja George's body, : o f -; tion of.tou,rUta 1 o ousands of the p ; Florida and anxious to ex­ Neals township with an of a panrow can;, state. broken Puiltran >ck. i probably the trf restored yon i homo Three P« 1°* bis necV line of in i ♦LLNDBERG’ft began to DR. later h*" » f a v o r it e * DETI Sept. Yarn ago ( and two [inn, uuaj NEW ’ i rinf 1■TT ; t ° Alien i Jght! will ersHy of homo . who di*d at foM dijr MI ■ m LOCAL CHAMBEI HILL’S FATHER IS PLANS TO STAG! NOW IN SEATTLE POST CARD W CTO HELP HIS SON End Of Willis Case Meisch Back From Is Seen Today As Enjoyable Vacation Summations Close In Jersey And N.Y. 'aiyne Wheeler’s tody Is Buried In ilumBus ,0.,Grave Local Merchants' Batik From N .Y iK nd Tourist Migration Man Gives Up •SS Ss.. m �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1927 COCHET MAY NOT QUEGAME ToCageHimUpToPrever, PLAY ON ' M uiiur u em p sey s m anager I net *nf lA. Allen Come* In FromOut UM 'lr. T U , , 7n . sf » ..„ VT | CHICAGO, Sept. 7.—Leo Flynn “hello” in the non-working hours. Tagging ADBases .. Manager Donie Bush will send hit Pirates against the Reds with renewed confidence today, for he ki . ws he will not lose his. Job no matter what happens this 'season, lie has signed to manage the club for another year. Hush’s confidence was streng­ thened further by the impressive I rrfurmance turned In by pitcher BaseballStatistics [ League Standings jTunney Is Up In Major Leagues iMVll/Jl o i A ID LCiAliUXS » § * ^ aiQ . ..W 3°on 55- Intensive Wor] ' I l f / I ° **Ur* *,0o<* ” a *' Ex* has built an Iron cage around Jack I But the net result of their labor* cepl In Une Fram e; Locals Dempsey and access to the ex- has been to crash dozen gates, Get 16 H ita To Visitors 12 champion, now is ns difficult as It elude n dozen guards nnd then ’ ----|l* to get un audience with the drop them from exha.a l-n and disThe curtain was rung down o n l ^ n,f England. couragemcnt with the journey only BY DAVIS J. WALSH \ the"Reds Um Florida S tate League ' 1927' ^nd ^ I s condition seems to haw half completed. VKJ ■ YoifK°ro*,^<,,7,r’ r h _ «inuwashed them 5 to 0. " U" *(Uam here yesterday afternoon without the - know-1 Dempsey always had visiting NKW YORK. Sept. 7^-ChargThe P irate, failed to Increase When the Orlando Colts'took the,*„Kc of Dempsey who, hnving fin- hours—usually was ncceasahle to ing that Fiance wi olavimr internal int-rnal ponuca Dolitics ir if H it rails fniN (l!unt!l thl,r eac* one Boston. K«me, 9astothe deciding game of the final series.!® ^ become smarted to the situ- callers in the later morning* nnd playing outs ugged « The contest was * burlesque af- ■‘»on>has refused Unger to be n jn the afternoons before nnd nfter to name Henri Cochet f"r one of - " j ... „ ! • r wUh p ug Allen doing the J"®™'1,,*"*1 baa yelled something his work. His pals nnd near-pals the singles positions—and that his y ^ i *‘rry '* '* bitching for Sanford and the out-j (>ut lift thene bars." (r.lwfiyn were welcomed when they information was that France would ‘ „ .. .. , f<-«Awhile theCardinal* nlaughfielders and infjelders exchanging' Around thd enmp of Dempsey-dropped around to have a photo so fail—Henry W. Slocum, old time 1 ‘e ^ ubs> 13 to 1, and took Lincoln Field the managerial j autographed, a picture taken or champion of American courts, dedared t> day that America should V1 , KttVe pitchers Jones nnd 'H a sk e ll Verble, high school , nn. hissed jnore safeguards .to piny a game of pinochle, pitcher, hurled f«r Orlando and the tnf n there nro in I-eavonworth And during other parts of the he a 5 to 4 favorite to retain the „ ,7,LP H?e nway from them- Die Davis cup The official nominations !•'diheart u merry shellacking, Feds annexed 16 hits off his de- Pr'"on- Amateur and professional day Dempsey was visihl will be made tomorrow in Philadol-, ""de cld Pete Alexander stood for llVery to have a rollicking good B«t« ‘ rnshers hnve made repeat-*0ften to the naked eye us phia Pluy in the challenge round 1" ,i' “nsenae front the Bruins, The time. The Pug gave up 12 safd |‘‘l error‘ * ‘ " . p 1 do"** enough to |cd eniund. sat on the non for the famous grail will begin the '’"r 1 s l'bampions nre n game and tjca, m«-vt of them coming in th e ,,ne cx-chftmpibn t4» yell at him a cottage, or appeared in *r following day at the same place. a half behind the Giants. seventh when the visitors scored In making his prediction, Mr.' Babe Ruth went wild and wnlleven runs. The rest of the time the Sh cum, who aided in leaking the h'ped three homers and Gehrig hit Fed outfisldcr was performing in national .draw yesterday, seems to neither, but an even break was Mn acceptable manner: n the be reverting the field with great the _ best the* Yankees could do Every man on the local club ex­ flub- skill and ability. The average sap against the Red Sox. The Champs cept Riddle got at least <me hit nnd rway. Ihas his head down and his hands up I the nightcap, 5 to 2, after Pug Allen had a particularly bright p‘l by j in considering America’s chances ----------------------- -— -------------—, d nil. I against the invading French, the They admit he canplay tennis but, lower common idea being that we are due>"" see, he was born of poor but rough11* muff the business for the fjrst honest parents nnd the handicap is only time sine? 11(20 und what o f it. •' lerrible thing to live down. _ t him .if at all? ( I don’t km w whnt Mr. Slocum’s J Collins J up Hut the old champion is with the observation* will prove to have lolher | die-hards and it is his notice thnt, based on fact. The French h nils if Tilden nnd Johnston ebrn’t beat *' .uehow have forgotten to take no-(the French the latter will nttend »"• into their confidence and, un‘ the matter themselves and in per 'd they actually name their team 0 th»* j so”. ihis afternoon, I must assume that wiiy1 "1 would like France’s chances they are perfect little gentlemen ibetter if it named I-acoste and with not nn unkind thought to n 1 nn. jUoehet f< r the singles,” ho said, carload, or whatever it is there is "I understand that it won't. Bor- not supposed to be In a carload. m<1_ otra, they tell me, will got tho call All I can vouchsafe is that ip in ov*'r G"*'bet anu that the latter ('whet is a former bail boy a t Ly­ ; will b<> f> reed to play a minor role • as, that his father was u ground ^ I in the doubles. * keeper there and that rumors have ’ou- | " if (hat proves t„ be the'ease, been general that some of the L‘ l o . Franco will lie playing politics and French team nre a bit class con- Resulte Of Games having murdered the Sox in the opener, 14 to 2. The Athletics lost a 14 to 9 sk’gfest to Washington, but in the second game Ed Rommel limited the Nats to four hits nnd blanked them 4 to 0. Barrett’s homer with the bases loaded staked the White Sox to a 9 to 6 victory over the Tigers, ?ORD ..... 35 <!" 33 otn ............. 26 a ................. 22 ete ......... . 20 23 26 .13 36 37 '.603 —— .559 ..JA K E ’ VILLA, III., .441 .(J NSf r Th* break in tW .379 I,1"*1 Ger»* Tunnoy’s trek ..151«)}“ n an*iously a waiting J NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Pittsburgh New York St. Louis Chicago .... Cincinnati . Boston ...... Brooklyn Philadelphia . Die champion hat Pet. jing from the heat »n7v » U » H hU w„,knU, 7 f I ^ .5861the week, fearing that k .570’over train. , 1™ A violent electrical lt/), AO., companied by a heav, » •1]2 (lhe. "ultry wave, ho»fTf the atmosphere .oil || |y, . ^ i Tunney had found that t, AMERICAN LEAGUE nct *ln*f »uddenly from the, Won Lost 17 cjualon of his summer rim New York ........... 92 40 Philadelphia ....... 76 56 Detroit ............... .70 61 Washington ....... 69 61 Chicago ...............62 68 Cleveland ..»......... 69 73 St. Louis .... ...... 54 77 Boston ........ 42 88 FKRNANDINA — Free mail delivery service planned here. LARGO — Material and equip mint arrives‘to pave 5 miles coun ty road. Other not scheduledSOUTHERN LEAGUE Birmingham 4; Atlanta 3 Others, not scheduled. SOUTH ATLANTIC LBAUGB Columbia 2;; Charlotte 1. Greenville 1; Spartanburg 5. AsheviPe 5; Knoxville 8. August .1 ; Macon 9. SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Savannah 9-4; Selma 8-00. Montgomery 11; Albany 0. Jacccksonville G; Pensacola 21 Columbus 3; St. Augustine 3. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Louisville 4; Toledo 1. Indianapolis 6; Columbus 4. Others, r iin. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Buffalo 11; Rochester 3. Syracuse 4; Toronto 3.. Jersey City 4; Newark 0. Baltimore 7; Reading 4. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Tampa 0; St. Petersburg 4. Orlando 7; Sanford 5. ular in all 4- comers of the 'Earth... an4 all along "the road to Mandalayn T O T W oi Bombay, Calcutta and Rangod* f. advertising tpealcs o f "wrapper-packets” ^ u o p iiw e ui rupees . . . but you may be sure it’s the OiestcrfieW that you buy in every comer o f the U . S. A. » fcr*off India ia typical o f ita world-wide popularity. Smoker* o f every U and creed the natural tobacco taste and fragrance o f tlik a . yj. According to recent Ujfc of sleep gives the mind dk higher power at the eip»J heavier drain on the phyilal ditlc-n • To rest eyes after s wnrj bathe them in as hot water* can stand, then cold. Rtp* then lie down with a cold egg on them. An* all white kitchen tim eye and gives n kind of *i blindness.” Paint furniture f blue or orange and add grey tains that catch the umecali Scft custard, flavored will] ilia, makes an inexpeuire M tute for whipped erwm in 1 ioning desserts from spoac*j with fruit or left-over Uytr I �Iftl le Sanford Herald Something About Fame Fame a t best is fleeting. Whatever it may be for the present it certainly docs not last long. While we have it p r tl mm - m ailer, we may, enjoy it, and we may look hack upon it with a cer­ CTH K I* ST; in * . Kt Maatarilra . j i U a l n l n w M i, art at tain feeling of satisfaction over having succeeded where i t t i m n mt March S, others failed, but sooner or later it will leave us too and wc H OLLAND U D R A M ____ RDITOIt will be like the rest, merely one among many. H O W A R D DEHO-------MANAGRIt IR L S E . JONES, M aaaatac H I I M Bobby Jones is today perhaps more widely known than HATES SUBSCRIPTION President Coolidge, certainly more widely known than ClemSTAO Year ___ enceau, Ex-Prem ier Orlando, or any of the ex’s, and very *1* N n i U tn m Itillt g ;” !Probably more so than Baldwin. Mussolini, or little King Carrier * t r i r t t k ____ sxm Michael of Rumania. Everyone knows Bobby Jones; only fwfclr eC lttv n r rear , 'T k a lle r a l* KaafardHi plaster aew a- those more or less interested in politics know the others. M p r (A w r lW i la Ik* la te r a a And yet we are moved, to wonder if the world will know lioaal N ew s Berrlee, reeelvla* feaea *lhta ■ « perU r ■ * « ■ • n u l M l I .m Bobby Jones very long after his great wooden bludgeon be­ , ’ lw *a lT thousand words daily eaeerrough, or his mashle-nibliek iv a « all tka leadlas aeaata at Ika ea gins to hook them into the 't ir e world. Tka 1. N. II la eopeetol. shots begin to fall short of the pin? We wonder if, when " ly afftelrat In Plarlda and Ita ‘ “ a a a er *r b n a d llw atata aewa la he has begun to turn in seventy-fives and an occasional llk aa t e e u U _____ eighty or eighty-five, if people will remember when his “ i Tka Herald la a member at Ika / A a t I L Barren of Clrealallaaa. an card warf'seldom above seventy ? VlatOfaatlooal Aaaaelntloa of Pol*, There died a few days ago in Denver a certain Mr. Wal­ lllakara, Aderrllaera, aad Advertlalna i A eaata which raaalrea eaek Puh- ter J. Travis. Comparatively few knew of his death. Only - llakar.m ameker fa aahmlt la a Yet time j t k t n a a h aadll mt aabarrlpllon llsla friends knew who he was or what he had done. l i a aniar ta earifr abaainieir WAS, when he ,wns no lex* a luminary than Hobby Jones, as .......... . •I htulaeae method*. much admired for hjs briMn„t shot8 an(, almost ns widely known. THURSDAY, SEPT. 8. 1927. He was no dub. Thirty years ago he came to this T U B It BIIALD'H PltUUlIAM country from A ustralia anti begnn playing golf. In 1898 he I ,— Kcooomy In rllr and eonulr ad. was a runner-up in the national am ateur championship. In ' J- m lalalrallua. r—lleeper water rente I* Jarhenn 1900 and 1901 he was both medalist and winner of the Na­ elite. 4*<fB*t rurllun of SI. Juana latllau tional amateur. In 1902 ho again won the am ateur medal R iser Canal. 4.— t •■■■■ratio* af monthly foe the third time in succession and in the same year won v p W eek. In 1903 he took the amateur title nut of k,— A n am eatta i af building » r » - the national open. I • Brans— kaaae halcla, ayartmrut England for the first time in history. He has played some koaaen. golf since then. too. ^—A community ('heal. »<—Completion of r llr k ea allfa . , Almost, if Tint quite, as scintillating a record as the A t­ tlaa procram. -A aese and mndara hospital. lanta idol has made for himself. Yet when he died" news* BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY 'papers carried small stories on the sport pages that Walter THE RIGHT APPROACH:— ITravis was dead, and millions of people, wondering who he tL et us come before God’s presence was, muttered “what of it? ” with " thanksgiving, and make a G IT « " t a i t w t r M l a ' I I I Mermelle A.' T In Defense Of Chicago joyful noise unto Him with Psalms. , Psalm 05:2. PLAYER: I will sing, yea, l will praises unto the Lord. A now, slant on Chicago ns a gunman’s paradise was re­ cently Furnished by Rev. Preston Bradley, Windy City min­ UM '-----------------“ WORTH WHILE ister, in thtl course of a sermon delivered in Belfast, Ireland. I never was eager for badge# According to Rev. Bradley “those aren’t murders that occur B Or orders of merit and such; in Chicago. They are ju st removals." Believing that the To bo gaudily decked with • these western metropolis is the most maligned city in the world, marks of respect Has never appealed to me much. ’ the minister says, “not a dozen decent people have ,If 1 should do Egypt some service ^ccn murdered there in the past twenty years.” Rev. liniilMy feelings would hardly be hurt (|ey continues ns follows: I f aha 4*dnt At by next mai | "Of course wc have a few murders now and then. But ft about ninety per cent of them are connected with some aswear on my shirt. t ,, ipect of bootlegging. Bootleggers kill each other. I don’t But ehlna, I serf by the paper*, ffGt excited about that. I am in favor of it." fe' V bestows me"a * “he BOmet,mcs Coming from a minister, Rev. Bradley’s statem ents are In a rodlgal style makes It worth especially surprising. Some of the utterances are untrue, a ‘ man's while jothers furnish evidence of a false civic pride. The minhen She cancels the debt that ister’s unqualified approval of wholesale killing, even if it “Young" Strihling I. making o ■putatlon for himself. - b u y c a lo m e la s k l fo r A NV* ltnad to Rome. Happy Wall Street. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE - v a p j r ig h t I 0 3 T h r S t a r Co . MARCUS LOEWS DEATH ta a loss to the business world’# happi­ ness. His friends must find com­ fort in remembering thnt he gavo pleasu'e to millions. Iteplarinjr thousands of liquor saloons with hundreds of cheerful theaters, he provided relaxation, pleasant, instructive nmusement. lie was a good American, as sim­ ple, sincere, unpretentious in pros­ perity as he had been in years of hard poverty. His able associates will carry on his work and invest­ ors in his institntion will be pro­ tected THE SOUTH FLORIDA FAIR Prompi MARC'US 1,0EW HIMSELF, al­ ways choi" fill, a real friend, inoru worried about the welfare of oth­ ers than about his own, hannot be replaced. What Samuel Johnson said of the death of Garrick may truly he said of Marcus l.«*rw "llis death eclipsed the gaily of nations, ami impoverished the pub­ lic stork of harmless pleasure.’ v We don’t sec why Levine doesn’t tng with chauffeurs and lit Tooling hla own driver. -oWe wouldn’t be surprised If a resiver for the Seminole County ank weren’t appointed some day. S e rv ic e SECRETARY MELLON IS back1 from Europe, also, "with nothing to say to reporters." Secretary Mellon was walking up Park avenue in New York city yesterday afternoon looking about half his age and going at a rate that would have taken him from his desk in the treasury building to the front door of the White House in considerably less than a minute and a half. Phone 23f. AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC CO. 1 st. S t. & Oak Avc. uO n) laman fcvaticious. -a =*»->——c_>0— J. G. SHARON Elton J. Moughton A ltu r n e y - e t-L s w Fir-. Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bilious * ever. -*'1. Itank Bldg. 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Do you wonder that we guarantee It to give satisfaction when applied according to directions. Mortgage -r Loans Quick/ When you dsoire a loan oa improved hue* Inoss or residential proporty—with quick ■ervico — with our own inspection sod no rod top# or long delays—taks the mattor ap with us. Unlimited funds now available for loan* in ■mounts of $2,000 to $ 100,000. Ball Hardware CoE, First St. Phone 8. Sanford, Fla. ‘PmcticalTests ‘Prove DenoeQuality Our Local Counsel S. R. Dlghton i Sanford, Fla. ,Mortgage Co 1523 Barnett K*uk Bldg. .JACKSONVILLE < i *11111 ....... \t Y Will pructlce In sll the couri* Examination of Ahjtrscts of I-and Titles given especial attention i# a Prescription for Architect NOW IS THE time to pick your candidate, with President Coolidge “not choosing." which mean# i/iat he does not intend to be a candi­ date. Hoover, Mellon Hughes, Lowden nr a (b>rk horse, who will it be? 1 reparation# for the next South j Unitvd State*. Ip point of exhibit# r Inridn ru ir are begun by the m un-1it probably excel* any other. Ab agement each February, immedi-. must every county In the state is atcly after the last Fair cl"#es. nflw exhibiting at the Tampa Fair Many of the counties have by th is 'ami is bringing may thousand* of time signed up for reappearance bottler# m Florida through the innext winter, and nthers arc now terest creat •<! in the state by visthinking it over. : jtors to the fair and the knowledge That Baltimore milliner who shot B , n flV0 m,,nthH now Imparted to them there of the a Nei* York real estate office until the Fair 'pens, and nctive j great resources and possibilities of THE PUBLIC “CAME in." have had memories of Flori- consideration is being given by [the state, shaking their woolly lock# nt the other counties to its value. There is | The South Florida Fair deserve# ticker, and poor bears were ruffed ! little question Wa heard a fellow on the street greatest stinn that it will bo the i the support of every citizen of the >around by General Motors, U. S. i j, Florida. It I s ’state. No officer jjets any sulary' Steel, railroads, industrials, etc.,' the other day that Sidney J. truly tho Florida exposition, and {except the manager who devotes , once mo*e. “ • had a lot ct sense for a man fw more than a state fair. Nearly ial| cf hls ’time to” I t Its benefits The treasury makes clear its had run for .governor. all atattis hold faim which must be art* rtat? witle and It ia to ho hoped opinion that ti long period of "ea# ------- °-------- V or wou'‘l not ex- [that the chamber of commerce will plentiful money" is ahead. The .Robert L. Ho<kcr Is now editor 1st. They deserve the support they make arrangements for a credit- business boom season of 1027-28 publisher of the Seminole tyjMews. May there be much win, and the exposition at Tampa able exhibit for Sarasota County now starts. The wise man also far more than the average. It thu year us hundreds *f thousands will start. for the >ook.—Apopka Chief. has ia held in the best state in the Un- 1of people will seo the exhibit. t -3 «*■— 0------------- ’ in tho best part of the state, Sarasota County has had ample Blow where you can borrow ion, INNOCENT GEORGE BER­ in the of the tourist season evidence of the direct cash bene­ a money you want. SUnd when itmiddle NARD Shaw who has not kept up [ is easily visited from the gentlemen, you’re crushing entire country and even from sev­ fits accruing to the county from with hi* period, says people don’t I Its exhibits here. have to get Liberty Bond# eral other countries. The records of im y . In Pasco County the New Port run thei*- government any more | the last fair show the kind of a t­ Richey Press goes so far as to say than an audience mnnages th e ! - ( ----- o-------- ’ , It’s herd to say who won, Lita tendance. Reports coming In after­ "The South Florida Fair nnd theater. The people "only pick! Iplln, who got $325,000, or ward prove its wide appeal. Rec-' Gasparilla Carnival is an " event the ruler." They do nothing of the kind. We,, who was divorced.—San- ords or counties exhibiting are that all Florida looks forward to, Heratd. Our guess la that tho proof of the big dividends paid on land is in t*ur opinion tho greatest They vote .when voting time comes ! ‘"Vestment required for a piece of clever advertising done an- r.fte*’ gentlemen representing in-j jrerwt-n, or pe/haps more than i. k—Tampa Times. b a i»k Cr<k a 4■ nually by this state. Hundreds of ■iustrial and financial genius "pick Although most counties were people who viewed the great Scs- the ruler" for whom the people 1 -o------- * practicing unusual economy a year lnui.CHntentlia| deeUro th a t. the fudging from what the political ago, following » year ago, follow s ,)Uth Florida Fair and Gasparilla shall vote. It is not a thing to worry you. Mpcndents say, the death of ing the boom, they recognised the Carnival h far superior to that exPower always rules, and at this sr simply means that every. need of an exhibit hare, and all position which cost millions of dol- moment, power resides in industry UJfet aa drunk as he wants sectiona were represented, includ- iar« nn and finance. They rule here, in ,-aUy that way and not wor- ing the East Coast fcnd some of the lars to pruiuce. Pasco County has always had n every European country except : about being barred. northwestern counties. Somo prominent place at the great Fair ---------o-------- ' f which dropped out last year have and it is hoped that thero will be Russia, and will soon rule there. youths on a parade in signed up to return next winter and some means whereby it will be pos­ known whereof ho 9w cry out, “Prepare for there will be others here for the sible to again advertise the former n*Tth and The old saying still holds, first time. Csrteln counties In mak­ [‘Blue Ribbon County” e t the com­ speaks." Since the editorial of the PrAss r-^hft it takes two to make a t ing up their budgets this summer ing Fair. Warren E. Burns, prompublished, we understand Pii, aad It takas two to m ake' P.V*Ctl" k y 4 • ^ “rtWHg Inent dt!Veloper, wrlU„g f,om New wan co will be on hand1as usual. Coun­ Buaalan youths may n o t, during the World* a s s t e t i e £ " devised ! c,a immediately — to -insure * • « t's# which have been bare befoi Am Fair Vmlwm booths. 14» know whnt the F e lr Is feed for. W) ir young men in other IIda the Pasc, booth a t the South Flor- address this more specifically esiar may fight The S arasota Times says: ida hair, as well as the contlnuatbm but-~fhay will The South Florida F air and Gas- of the chamber of commerce pub- othrr counties, inviting them to tr r this method of showing the-coupw»|f to ibid any* pari]la Carnival has become qne of f fy ,wor^ R* I* ‘n «loae touch try actual samplaa of their prothe most widely known fairs in tha zwith the financial situation In the ducts and attractions. Jf /V CHARLES EVANS HI’GIIKS is back front Europe, with "nothing to say to reporters.” a dangerous sign with a national convention near. Mr. Hughes never said, "I am too old to he President. 1hat would be preposte ous, from one of the most hard working men in public life. He did sav, “I am too old to run for President." WALL STREET GENTLEMEN (hut toil not, neither do they spin, yet make Solomon in nil his glory look like an odd lot buyer, went to bed la*t night as happy a* s o ; many Sinhud# in the diamond vnl: old foe $230,000, a new high pri 'e and n long line of stock* hnd est­ ablished new high price record*, "spontaneously." TAMI-A TllflllTNF. ,-------^------- • ’ T he thoroughly purified and refined calomel com. bined with assistant and corrective agent*. N ausealess—Safe—Surs OTHER "go-getter" family. Everything seems cheerful in the world of business, every prospect pleases. -------------------------- N e s rt lim e yoy Who Will Hr t*i« Man? t -o — IVJore T ruth Than Poetry As Brisbane Sees --" It i China! By James J, Montague £r- ;= I Mnrcus Lorw. » * r m r " ' * * * ' * * ? * » **— « « ' n her hour of need by some t r i - 'teachings of most preachers who uphold the commandments form Old Orchard, Mb., yesterday, deed, iSS the supreme law. jon a trip to Rome. Lloyd Bertram! cooks go along with the ■ i W ithout iuiy figures available to prove the assertion, ^ in but his fellow pilot. gift. Hill , won the to*# and guided Iwe are constrained, too, to challenge the statem ent that not* J.tl*er>.giant ..hip starting from the be c«»ks, with their board and more than a dozen decent people have been murdered in I new world to the old city. their wages ... |twgnty_.ycanL, Tho truth «£ this statem ent seems to hingoJ «\ m\v i raid load# to Romo now AH paidaweniy years in advance, upon Rfev. Bradley’s definition' oT r “decent" person. It’s] the wide road of the air. °n^cu1oiwecareyOUr fan> With!Juat PoaH‘kle that the minister includes in his "decent"! PHILIP PAYNE. EDITOR of In immaculate Jumpers and pants; ,cIaaa ?n,y those who are immensely wealthy or who enjoy 1one Hearst newspaper, the Daily [ lx cooks, who will do up your'the highest social prestige. * , Mirror-went-along, to admire and laundry I The Windy City preacher very obligingly admits that i for to nee and to write about it. J W1 their work in the kitchen , “W e imvc have au few and then.’ *vu lew murders muruers now now anti men. In fact more Ilian The flight hail been carefully! if doh< by the southern route cooks Is a lot, when more |'any other city in the whole country and in some instances planned, via the Azqres of which route! often than not more than certain groups of cities. Rev. Bradley says ho Lindbergh said to this writer; A family can never keep one! is heartily in favor of bootleggers killing each other. Wo "That is the way to go. By that don’t object to that either, provided we could ho certain th at •rtutc trans-Atlantic flying in the never was hungry for riches, I I care not for style nor for looks, the participants would always select for their shooting future will be done." llor High-powered cars, nor for grounds some isolnted place where tho lives of others would SOON AFTER YOU reed this dollar cigars, not be endangered. But the gunman and bootleggers are Bertram! and Hill, courageous •But* 1 certainly would like nix not so accommodating. They generally “xhoftt it out" on a pilots, will he talking to their ItnL cctoVji! inn friends, Do Pineda and Nobile, thin the last twelve month we've public street. parted Yet, Rev. Bradley favors such a practice and if dozens arid Philip Payne will be giving the details to Mussolini. P*w!ishNorah Bnd ° l|ra andi <)f Pa«sersby arft killed in the numerous gang fights, it }nd I’m nicking my mind In. the * hecauHC «o few of them are “decent people.’ I^ABOR DAY IS pnst, nnd now hope I ip * y find J " miniK^(' r H views mny he attributed perhaps to an over- begins the real yca % for those that" will get ahead, ell tho glorious W0!”® way to do something for zealous defense of his home city. - ( IBEtt 8,1927 -- TH E HANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, SI .' ‘ . - V ■• / v �• T elephone H 8 MHS* F R E D 8 . D A IG ER. S O C IE T Y E D IT O R As Marvel At Milane T o d a y Today h5pe that ____ ■till alive was. baaed upoi minute hiatus that- uiEM3t ___ R esidence T elep h o n e 8 59 New w ntopen W» ’Chang’’ a motion picture reveal* i i(r the hazardous life of the jungle, T ” “ h*T* J*f: <*» Theater Hoek oil W e.t P in t the prune to *5 be divested S a n f o r d A u d i t i o n W i l l h"H bee" broughft»«k to America the V . . to dlv“ V~ gt m t I b a(J<nt|on to carry |n|r a COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES DRAW o a n i u r a i v u a i u o n III by Merian c Cooper and Ernest B.,of ,u ht«vv toad of gasoline, while complete line of jewelry, the shop Be Staffed NA t Milane Schoedanck. Who spent 22 months i“" ; m^r^'>e>Valve may have|.been will also maintain a repair depart MANY STUDENTS FROMSANFOUD ...U.L will _Til bo L . in 1 in*the r*m remote oil Siam Siam n niakwhich a ___.. position to Theater Friday ott’*interior nt,,r*or °f i*k» fill the which immediately plane’s would tank with air. The ment ing the production. offer exp- rf' service. With the arrival of fall and the [of Kustis, a former Sanford boy. Heraldec. by Paramount in such fliers would have had time to in* U D. Gooch, experienced'watch­ opening of the various colleges, J William DuDose plans to attend The discovery of «ne of t those extruvngant superlatives as "one of flate the rubber life raft with com­ maker and jewelry repairer, wRl universities and. other-institutions the Univehslty of Tennessee at rare voices, of which each generathe greatest picture* of all time" pressed air carried in Old Glory’s be connected with the establish­ of, higher learning, 86 young | Knoxville, Tenni lion produces n very few, petfms to ."Chang” is utterly from fuselage, ami set themselves adrift ment, it was announced thla morn­ THURSDAY women ami men of Sanford are Sanford' student.* at Wuehing- bo an event of profound national any photoplay ever different mode, in that from the crippfed plane in the ing. The new firm Is expected to B«rtjlar meeting of the Col. appearing either to resume their ton and Dee at Dexington, Va., importance. . V 'j although ferocious animals of the event that a heavy sea threatened have one of the most attractive es­ Harton Mabry. Algernon In* fore Roosevelt Auxiliary of courses or to matriculate as fn-^h-i are shatter the structure of "Old tablishments in the business sec­ Even when such a voice could jungle—tigers, leopnrds, elephants, tc picture K h War Veterans N«». 3 will men. Institutions jn tho scuth will!Speer, A rthur Zachary J r , and give Gtory." pleasure to only a few thous- great snakes, and chattering-mon* tion.’ R o b e r t Denton. D enton, |* £ t nt Shafers Studio, 113 Elm receive most of th e students but Robert The plane also carried a ccollapand people in n year it was’ a na- keys are the principle actors— tho America with its stnrifc t there are some who will go to the IKnue at 8:30 o’clock. b lor id (i State College students ti'ital treasure. Now th at millions picture contains a Insic plot, skll- sible radio set with 50 feet of an­ east and north for their training. 1 FRIDAY at Tnllahassee will im-lude Miss may enjoy it on the some evening folly embroidered with the.cunven- tenna, and a "kite'’ painted a bril*. Too Date To Classify) —the greatest jungle fllni Sanford_ young men Emma Spencer, Miss Georgia through the mediunfof radio, such tionnl dramatic forms of sympathy, Uant scar Pet. The radius of GO . Business meeting and election of wiiSixteen attend the University of Flor­ Mobley, Miss Carmeta ___ Barber, a voije has become priceless. struggle, menace, tragedy, pathos miles and the kite, which was I fficers for the Dependable Clas3 ida,* this being probably the larg­ produced, t . “ Miss Lenabelle Hagan, Miss Claire The Atwater Kent National Ra­ and exceptional comedy, furnished brought along to l>e strung above WANTED—Lady of refinement to 1*7 ti,H Methodist Church nt 7 est delegation ever sent to .................. f , live in home, do general house­ Zachary, Miss Camilla Puleston, dio audition, supported by the At­ bv a white gibbon named Bimbo. the raft if trouble occurred, woulJ work and nssist with care of little I 'dock at the Methodist nnnex. Circle No. I of The Methodist pi“^ ,|Un«.er.8it?‘. f *cm lh.is citF- The l-Miss Rcbeca Stevens. Miss Mar- water Kent Foundation, is an un-1 ‘‘Chang’ will in* presented at' the bo visible for many miles on a girl aged three. Mother teaching °^ eITc P°r Women, garet i’eters, Miss Clifford Shin- dertaking to search the entire Milane Theater today under the clear day. Flares, calcium lights school. Inquire 314 W. 6th St. I Church will meet a t 3:30 o’clock sister FRIDAY Univer-; holser and Miss Ruth Douglass, nispices of Paramount, which or­ and very pistols and rockets were country f<r beautiful voices and to I with Mrs. C. C. Priest atr her home sj i t^v „ f lp |llt|'|tlUI1 loridn, will draw the next University of Florida students offer to these singers an opportun-1ganisation financed Cooper and aiso taken so the fliers might *ertd [oa Celery Avenue. u D, CH l!ntrcnt with I0f r,,ni .Sanford ’ nre: leopard Me ity for full develupement, recog­ Kchoedsack in their extraordinary I night signals if trouble occurred. Atwatcr-Kent Radio Audition nt ‘SLAVES OF BEAUTY?"'] in” University of Georgia nt Ducas, George Wilson, John Wil- nition and .reward. * But even in view of these ex- points from which the "Old (fort. » fitiVI I the Milane Theatre a t 8 o’clock. Glory's” S.O.S. w as'sent, to make |SYVa'{.?a,1{?n^ w‘d he repre- #on, John Schirard, Herbert tensive preparations, one grave plan provides an opportun­ Tho theme of ‘‘Chnng’’ is most a senTch with any hop.* of success. MONDAY ”Z Miss Helen Wilson. Messer, Andrew Carroway. George ityThe lemental—the conflict of man IQuestion stood paramount. What for every community, by a pn AllSH Stp n ___ 1 * r i_ ^ i__it., a 11 - « Business meeting of the I’rcs- .i,lVu.o-Stellat ■''fuses, a member of Smith, Fleming Huddleston, George coss elimination, to enter its against his implacable foe, tho chance would the cockle shell of class of Semi- Huddleston, Morris Benjamin, hjterian Auxiliary will he held a t nnd squally sea described by the mdf High School, will attend Sul­ James Sands Jr., lyee Berner, Ed­ best singers in n state Rtpiio Aull- jungle, and its hostile beasts shel- a rubber raft have in the rough —r|i o’clock at the church. ition; the State winners will tomten-d by its abundant foliage, o tl ims College at Bristol, Va„ ward' Entzmingef, Sam Byrd, Ed­ masters of the searching ships'! Executive committe of the Prespete nt a District RadR' Audition In making "Chnng” Cooper nnd mund Like and John Knlzminger. Attending Stetson University a* With the Transylvania and the of which there will be five in tin* St hoed sack constantly faced death, [tyterian Church Auxilliary will ot HcUnd will ho Miss Marguerite Miss Katherine Symes has al- United States; nnd District Aud- not unly from the tigers, elephants, Carmania proceeding to New York Imect at 3 o’clock at the Church. (ready g'Tie to resume her studies ition winners will go to New York leopards nnd snakes, but from chol- with hundreds of passenger* lining ,rtV Miss Olga Ilirt, Charles Kathleen Mallory Circle of the booth, Clyde booth, Charles Hen­ at Sargoant School at Cambridge, City for final National Rndio Aud- era which took the lives of seven their rails nnd watching for some iBaptist Church will meet with Mrs. derson, and Oku Nordgrep. another Sanford student at Sar- ition. ' native members of their expedition. tribe of the misfig piano, t*vj lb. E. Tew on Avocoda Avenue, at Those from Sanford attending gennt School will be Miss Annn The ta a l audition will be held Schbedsack himself was stricken steamer Lapland of the Red Star |i o’clock. Southern College at Ukeland me Kanner who leaves next week. here Friday evening at o’clock at with a severe attack of malaria Unci also bound’ to New York, No othcr./ooci Miss Virginia Jinkins, 'daughter tho Milane Theater through the which delayed work on the Women's Guild of Holy Cross Miss l mu iso Thrasher, Mias Paul­ was speeding Vlowanl I .* t great film. I Episcopal Church will meet with ine Wallace, Miss Mildred Iliad, of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jinkins left courtesy of J. L. Marentottef the As the protagonists of man in circle course near the spot where and mental 'j j for Maryville, local manager. As the people enter (Mrs. A. I*. Connelly on Park Avfc- Miss F.Hznbeth Shoemaker, Miss last Wednesday */ * w * i*i / e h*-s eternal fight to wrest n living “Old Glory’s" S. O. S. was broad­ Tenn., where she entered as a |nue at 1 o'clock. cast, in the hope of sighting the Katherine Buhrman and W. K. they will he given printed billots irom the wild, the producer chose See th a t sch o o riu n ch * ^ freshmen a t Maryville College. •St. Agnes Guild will meet with Uuhrman. and the contest will be voted by an heroic Siamese family,—a man, airship. Miss M argaret Zachary leaves boxes contain plenty ofia Mrs. Frank Caldwell nt 4 o’clock popular ballot on voico basis en­ hi;, wife, their two children, houseRepresenting Sanford a t Rolling 1st the home of Mrs, David Caldwell College will he Miss Florence Me soon for Durham, N. C„ whore she tirely. LOS ANGELES, Cal., Sept. 8— sandwiches made w ith "1 | hold |>ets nnd Bimbo, the monkey. resume her studies at Duke 1in Rose Court. William Randolph Hearst, sponsor Kay, Miss Mildred Holly, Miss I will Some of Sanford best talent wi good bread . . . for gopd,,’^ University. of the attempted New York-to Womens Guild of Holy Cross Elizabeth Earle, Miss Vera Dick ! Miss Anna Clnrke will continue sing at this audition inf bread |s mind and body- V,J K < me flight of the monoplane "OU1 Marion Wagrrtir, Rodman her studies at Georgia itate- Col­ Miss Mildred Holly, Miss ^ | Church will meet a t 3:30 o’clock j erson, ®rs‘’ Glory," today offered a reward 6f building—the better t h e - >1 nmnj Cloyde Riuteull, Merlin ine Buhrman, William. DuBose | I L I L , , j m n i , | with Mrs. A. Connelly nt her ogo for Women ut Miliedgeville, Barnes, Charles Fish. Edward Ga. Hope Huff, Richard HotUclaw mid D P J I C V e f l 1 0 I j 6 L O S l $25,000 to the captain und the crew home mi l’ark Avenue, bread the healthier th e • of the steamship which finds Lloyd Miss Mildred Nix, one <f the W. L. Carter. Pipe Organ Club will meet with Andrews and David Schnuck. children. Bertuuil, Janies I). Hill and Phil­ Kinchen Powers leaves Sunday graduates of Seminole H'kIi SchiHil Mrs. Clifford lluker a t Kdgcwator lip Payne, occupants of the plane on to enter lllackstone Military Aca­ of ip27, leaves soon for IB^me, Ga., Firm tm Celery Avenue. Miss M argaretStinson | its apparently ill-starred flight. demy. a t Blackstone, Va. where she will be a freshman ut (Continucd From Pago WEDNESDAY - One) | “ I know that no reward is neces---Entertains W ith Kid Shorter College. Douglass King will not return ecun from France to America sary," Mr. Hearst said. "To stimAll day sewing party nt the home to Stetson University, but will b a better bread! Miss Marthn Kitts plans to leave •‘•"led in tragedy. On the wreath ulnte the search for "Old Glory" of Mrs. A. B. Lovejoy for the inetn- study this year at Wake Forest. ’ next week for Staunton, Va., where | Party On Wednesday was written: nnd its occupants, hut I will glad­ b*n of tho Jenny Spaulding Cir­ she will enroll again nt Stuart A m e r ic a n B a k e p ie s C o . Ralph Woodruff will resume “Nungesser nnd Coli: You shnwly give $25,000 to the enptain and cle. On Wednesday evening Miss «‘d the way. We followed. Bertmid crew of the ship which finds them his studies a t University of North Hall. y Miss Ruth Henry will leave on Margaret Stinson entertained a and Payne and Hill." Carolina at Chapel Hill, N. merely as nn expression of my Fresh Daily Miss Ruth Henry leaves Sunday while Harry Woodruff plans to Sunday for Tuscaloosa, Ala., where number of ber friends nt a kill ith the hours slipping hy and | gratitude.” From Your Qrocer lor Tuscaloosa, Alu., where she will attend tho AAluntu Dental College she will study ut tho University party nt her home on West First noWword coming which might in­ enter University of Alabama. of Alabama. nt Atluntu, Ga. Street. dicate that a stroke of fortune Assistant Secretary of the Navy Miss Carol Stone, who has been Tux) Sixes 13 spared the fliers' lives, tilts Robinson, acting head of the navy Stewart Long left last Monday All the guests came drcssml in Mrs. Kerfoot of Lakeland is for Davidson, N. C„ where he en­ attending University of Michigan gay costumes and during the even­ bad Single ami Split Loaf tt Rid} ironic truth of this message stood in the absence of Secretary Wilbur, •pending a week hero with her pnr- tered as a freshman at Davidson ut Lansing, Mich., will continue out clearly. Nungesser nnd Coli ing all kinds of children’s! gnincs telegraphed the New York Daily her work there and plans to leave tnts Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Newby, bad shown the way but they 'had Mirror that this navy Is unable to Col lege. and contests were enjoyed. next week. The prize for the best costume disappeared, never to bo heard make a search for the crew of Frank Chase, who has Just re­ M iss*.aura Lchmnn will take a KInchen Puwers leaves Sunday u il d s turdy from again, and the gravest fears Glory,” Htating that there are f#r•Blackstun, Vu., where ho will turned from a summer tour abroad commercial course ut the Jackson­ worn by the boys, was won by were felt that Bertaud nnd Hill "Old no naval vessels near enough to the Chall Harkey, while Mis*. Ruby ville Business college this year. enter Bluckston Military Academy. will attend Princeton this year. —wPayne had indeed followed then point from which, tho "Old Glory's Frederick Bell has already re­ Miss Bertha Tukach plans to re­ Martin won the girls prize. Throughout the evening lamonMm. Rdbert Hines and baby of l sumed his studies at Staunton turn to Holy Names Academy at nde nnd animal eruokeni -were Stuart are visiting here ns tho Military Academy ut Staunton, Va. San Antonio. Miss M argaret Coxt who has served and after the contests the (uests of Mrs. Raymond Phillips. „ Those . ,, at . ..G. M. A. a t College _____ ~ Pad? Gq.p this year from Sanford been spending tho summer nt Ann hostess assisted by, her u;ptA r nml Miss Ruth Henry nnd m L s Car(' “r,h J r t and Arbor, Mich., taking a summer .Mrs, Roy Pippin Served rerr^ih. [ course, wilt leuve next week for ltients of fruityd lee cream>. and ■eta Barber motored Thursday t® " 0,lywr- ,ThuZ W|U . r \ Orlando ffh tn they spent tho day. Join‘’d thcru l,y Jutk MacDonald Bouton, Mass., where she will re­ cakes. sume her studies at Wheaton Col­ Miss Stinson’s guests were tyiss Ruth Fnnchor, Miss Flossie Davis, Mr. nnd Mrs. J , S. Hnrvnrd left Vliss H arriet Hayman lege. I Miss Elizabeth Whitnor and her Miss Ntzzlo Stimo, Miss Ruby RS* y "”'n,"’,t tl,olr Tnntpnd*where they ln will visitcarrela­ Honored A t Delightful cousin, Miss Elizabeth McCulloch Martin, Miss Jewell David, Missj of Orlando, left Thursday morning tives for a short time. Thomas, Miss Minnie Bess Courtesy On Birthday fi r Winston-Salem, N. C., where Opal Echols, Mina Lucjlle Echols, Miss they will be students at Salem Col­ Mr. nnd Mrs. W. F,. Studenmire Margaret Martin, Miss LucUlc Little Miss Harriett Hayman lege. Miss Emily Hailey is another Echols, Mias Alien Leasing, Miss ind children have returned home rom Camilla, Ca., where they have was the charming guest of honor Sanford Student nt Salem College. Margaret Talbot, Miss Rosa Sund­ At Wesleyan College at Macon, been visiting relatives. Tuesdny afternoon nt a lovely Ga., will be Miss Katherine Law- ers, Miss Cuthcrine Vanes*. Miss birthday purty given in her honor ton nnd Miss Katherine Entzming- Rozio Dnrsey, Miss Lolcc Martin, Master Billie Thigpen returned a t her home on West Third Street. Miss Elizabeth Stinson, Mis* Paul­ , home Sunday from points in South A delightful coincident was that er.Miss M argaret Cmvan, who at­ ine Stinson, Mr, and Mrs. Roy R* and Niyth Carolina where ho lias this date was also the birthday ct tended Kingsmith Studio at Wash- Pippin, Misses Elizabeth and Glad­ been visiting relatives for several Miss Haymun’s grandmother, Mrs. intfton, D. C.t plans to attend tho ys Isle Pippin, Mr, and Mrs. G. W. Weeks. H arriett F. Leavitt, for>whom she American Academy of Dramatic Stinson, Chall llarkey, Irby Mc­ was named. S -X N \\I! A rts at Carnegie Hall a t New York Clain, Alton Gunter, David McThe home was attractively Mrs. Arthur R. Marshall return­ Knab, JAmes McNabb, Pnul D'aa,, ed hbme Thursday from Washing­ adorned with an abundance of cut The Misses Mary Elizabeth Pule- Dock Roundtree. Douglass Echols ■S \ ____ ! _____________ ton, D. C., where she has been flowers and ferns featuring the stoit and Mae-Hally will not attend Carl Echols, Jerry Beck, Arnold ■pending the summer with rela­ color scheme of pink, white 'and the fall session but plan to leave -Martin, Henry Russel, Clayton green. The refreshment table was February l for Boston, tives. Mass.* ........ Smith, Theodore Willoughby, Rayspread with an embroidered cloth where they will enter tile 5Ia*3fl*] mond Butler, Harry Hall. Jesse -------------with the birthday chuaetts General Hospital. JOhnn, Roland King, Fred Brandt, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. St Crnmer and and centered frosted in white and topped - Miss Naomi Hcnggun, who hus has | j ou[e Gamer, Clyde Stinson and baby of West Palm Beach are vis­ enke tiny pink tapers. Placed been spending the summer at High- R- gtinaon. iting in Sanford as tho guests of with ---------al^mt this were numerous pink lards, N. C., and points in Virginia,t * Mm. Cramer’s sister, Miss Jessie ” 1 -' v. I ■ baskets filled with pink and white ' attend Martha Washington j j “ Wal,nce lcft Thurs.lny Hutchinson. This is no false alarm—don’t be fooled— don’t be misled! Frankly candles which were later distribu­ Scminnry a t Washington, D. C. l for Tampa where sho will spend a ted as favors. we tell you that our stock Is so low as to force us to close rnosy few days with relatives. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. B Brady and son afternoon was merrily spent B aptist Church Circle or Saturday. Come and see for yourself, don’t Uk* our * ord’ Tl,e^ have returned to their home at Tf- in The of all kinds played ’>n next Wednesday at tho home of tasvillo nfter n pleasant visit here the games ure a number of nrtldes still left that are splendid Values-U you lawns, in whicch the children with Mr. Brady’s -mother, Mrs: J. were assisted by Mrs. E. D. Holds Enjoyable Meet .Mrs, Lovejoy. wont to grfve you find better come at once! Tomorrow may be TUU M. Brady. Late in the afternoon the hostoza Brownlee, *atid late In the after­ W ith M rs. W. Cochran served1 EATEt salad, hot rolls, and ked noon the young guests were in­ tea ns refreshments. Miss Irnne Drua, Miss Franc vited into the dining room where The Jenny "Spaulding Circle of Members attending this meeting raoinas, Horace Drna and Charles refreshments of lee cream, cakes the Baptist Church enjoyed an un­ J^oth were among those from and candies were served by Mrs. usually delightful meeting Wednes­ were: Mrs. Q,. Tuuchaton.'Mrs. W. Sanford spending Labor Day a t St. Hayman assisted by Mrs. Leavitt day afternoon at Lake Mary as A. Hopkins. Mrs. John Abraham*, Augustine. and Mrs. Brownlee. A delightful the guests of Mrs. Walter Cochran, Mrs. Barney Peck, Mrs. J. At Cun­ Mrs. A. B.Lovejoy had charge of ningham. Mrs. J. A. Strange, Mre. feature was the cutting of tho Mr. and Mrs. W alter 9. Coleman birthday cakes ’ for the various the devotional exercises which Carver Ma. Kelly Mr*. Walter Plznturned home Wednesday from a symbols. were followed by a short business JerMra. A. B. Lwsjoy, Misa Sue Miightful motor trip to Miaml^ About thirty children shared the session when plans were made for Pixler, Mia* Gussie Flctcer, und Palm Beach and other points on enjoyment of this occasion with nn all day sewing party to be held Miss Mary Goodale. the East Coast. Harriett. Social Calendar. F ...... . School Lunches equalsgood breadfor children's physical develo^menr " ' KSh.r1‘Sir J ohn Carling’Is Believed To Be Lost ‘Old Glory’ Is Silent fflc u ia , ii£ is \r > B S DON’T HERE ,n 3 WARNING!! Hurry ! Come While There Is Yet Time Prank L’Engle and John II. t-tnglo of Jacksonville, attorneys that city, ure spending a short time in the eity an the guests of Judge James 0. haron. ~ 1 BAND CONCERT Program of thf Sanford Muni* ccipal Band at the Shell Thursday at 8 P. M. Miss Winifred Strong nnd m«th* PART 1. Mrs. Mary Strong left Wednes­ Salutation, “The Star Spangled day for Fort Myers wltbre Miss Banner." Key. -trung will tench in the public 1. March, "Laurels of Victory. ■raonl again this season. Woods. 2. Overture,m "Gypsy Queen The many friends of Htle Miss King.” ••die Williams, young daughter of 3. Selection, “Princesa Pat. llr-an d Mrs, Bredic Williams will Victor Herbert. P*.*“ 'l V> learn that aho b able to 4. A Song. "There’s Everything '♦ out ngnin a fte r an Illness of Nice About You.’’ Bryan, Terkcr, oferal weeks. Wcndling. „ „ „ 4. B. Fox Trot, "'Nesting Time J-G . Ball and daughters, Dixon L Monnca. PART 2. D,ck Brown and Mrs. W. J, 5. Descriptive."Tlic Forge in w*d of Kissimmee motored Wedc*d*y tu.Tunrpa, where they vialt- the Forest," MichacID, 6. Excerpts, from "The Fire' as the guesta o f‘Mrs. Ball’s un'*• JuJ«e H. L. Crane. Fly.” Frilm. ^ _ 7.' Concert Waltzes, *Th* h ar­ Brooks. , £*r“l Whitney Mlnchew has rc- den of Roses.” 8. College Songs, “Campus Mem­ Hampton Itoada where „ J J 1*4 “een spending the past ories.” 9. Match, "Tho Spirit of Tenth. ne months. Mr. Mlnchew woo the rtldman * of nhip at Anaapoils, being one Goldman. J u . ReizensLcin Bandmaster. ’• j’ , t'.i’k-*.-. .rvfjR * ,a *4 ;v -V v" - .. im SPECIALS FOR VALUES ARE LOWEST E Pears, 2 for Jrapes, lb Apples, lb.................................................1®° Plums, l b . ......'.................................... .....20c Bananas, 3 lbs. . : ................................- 25c Cantaloupes, Rocky Fords, fancy .......25c Lemdns, dozen ................... *......—........ 35c Tomatoes, lb.........— v....... —............. .'15c Potatoes, 10 lbs.......................... -30c Onions, 3^ lbs........ '.......... .«............... ......-25c ’Sweet Potatoes, long reds, lb.... ........... 6c onducted At Blue Bonnet A 309 E. First St. 2nd Street & Sanford A F. S. Vernay and Wm. Milsgrave fim <v . m m , , IE r . I»WI’tit t \ l ‘f A* ; % im x v* ■ * * SiSwi ■« •« « • V*; / ‘tellAjLai �.. i f _ _ _ _ _ « ■* a r. ‘ .yy — — ---------- VERY morning he parades the Streets, rat'tat-tatting the gossip of the day. H e announces municipal orders, and auction sales; tells whose cow is astray,, or child is lost, and w hat motion picture will be shown on the open air screen before the cafe on the Place D’Armes. __ _ E That's the way they get the news in Bergerac. m : -.’if . ** * * America is so affluent and resourceful. Hun^ dreds of millions yonder are mystified by the phenomenon of a wilderness so suddenly transformed into the richest and the highest industrialized state on earth. America is great because America THINKS — because America searches possibility and is forever dissatisfied with things as \ pi f| A n d that’s w hy Bergerac STILL J r J thinks in the mental ruts of mid' J fte l history and walks cobbled pave' 'J p ? m ents laid w hen Black Prince 1| Edward was sovereign in the land, " 41!• and pence and pound, French coin. ^ ‘’ <: Bergerac squats beside the D on dogne, among foaming eddies aching to drive turbines for mills and facto' ries but left to sport w ith the monster salmon th at leap its rolling waters, w e are a news^recuung people, i nere s not a village between Atlantic and Pacific without its little sheet. Presses crossed the continent in covered wagons— were at each gold rush—arrived at Sutter’.s Creel( with the first prospectors — every mining camp had its journal— and a dozen printing outfits dashed across the line at the openingnip of Oklahoma. ! |j ’ f 11 0 The combined daily editions o f these United States many times exceed the total circulation of ALL other countries. The shoemaker sits before his door, < cobbling hand'm ade boots; the can *wn! penter adzes beams and furniture as his fath ers w ro u g h t for a dozen centuries. ** i There’s the secret of America’s successful career W e learn facts first and make them common and simultaneous property. Bergerac was old when William the N orm an raped a crown, and his return' ing ghost would find much unchanged there since that day. .. ... . , The Constitution declared for an equalization of opportunity, b u t it took the new spaper to guarantee it. Half of Europe cannot understand how T h d t’i the way they the news in Bagirrac reaching the most 1 news service, is a prim ar ILLIONS of m en and thousands of concerns rely upon I. N . S-new s — orce tation, propaganda or rumor admission to its wires. I. N. S, is a purely American service, w ith tio alien alliances and none but its own cor­ respondents. Its representatives are the picked men 06 newsdom, the highest paid and the most expert reporters in all fields. But their paramount ability is RELIABILITY—their dispatches are cross-checked and verified before trans­ mission, and every story carries within itself the au­ thority for any important statement, and the source of the information. International News Service tells both sides and the, insides besides. It furnishes SAFE news. i7 jj.i THIS IS AN I. N. S \* �THE SANFORD HERALD, TfrCKSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8.1927 rd Daily Herald YOUR BUSINESS —card appear­ ing " daily in this column ’will * PAGE Pilot” Levine garage, BY WILLIAMS a fruits, poultry *AD. RATES reach over 3,000 every dayl , ana live stock of nil kinds. ThirtyrURNISHED apartment, .1 rooms four acres of land that offers high Cash in Advance Ov4 MlSTtR VNJESLEY \ m V , isw 'r •^and It costa so little a 12 word and bath, all modern convenin'.- rolling lands for citrus, muck lands h e. l im b e r ecu; for adults only. 417 \ \ , 2nd St. for truck1 and hulks and a small iO U R E . W O N D E R F U L * ad for one month costa only $2.60. -TROUC-H?. 1 hone 203 \V. ’lake for pasture land. On the Sanl^ V E ^ JE R S A W A P E R S O M L „ ,ds, will be received lfl , T ~t “ _ ford-OHando road three miles from Rhone 148 16—Houses I1or Rent Sanford. One thousand dollars cash, Ltrons snd collector sent WMO C C O tD D O S O Just udk for "Classified Depart­ Lately for payment. M A kW " t R iC K S O M A ‘ FOR RENT 5-room bungalow with r* 9c a line ment" F* ” ,7c a line V h o r s e . / Tr A°nthB r S r lrUfT fr°m *he ,and I,leal loe,ti°n .........6c a line n h o n . ’ A‘ Urotherson* filling station and small store closa ______ _ ' 1 _______ | to homes of fifty or more'families. Ul* YOUR OLD WALLS me* *—........ ___4c a lino CLEAN country home close to the city WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT SPANISH BUNGALOW — dn A Lge rates on request. markets. High, dry and honlthy. SOMETHING NEW AND BET­ High Street near Elm Avenue. [ reduced rales are for TER FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ Furnished, all improvements, gar­ Address R. C. care Herald. TION- CALL PHONE 235-J OR age, two bedrooms, bath, living festive insertions. ,,, „ _ , i?EE, V. C. COLLER, SANFORD, room, dining nook, kitchi-n. Beau-' — Miscellaneous Fwords of average length For Sale h LA. Counted a line. , tilul shade trees. Owner in the Ljjnum charge of 30c for PHONOGRAPH—repairing, pianoi north. Will j-ent to responsible ■-door Ford sedan, good condition, i tuning by experts with 17 years party at reasonable rate. Ask for $125 cash See Paul Oherholtlcr, I [advertising la restricted Iexperience. Hanford music store; Mi. Iterg at the Herald office. hone 231. Lpcr classification. Vn error is made Hie San- and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Me-; CHEVROLET TOURING CAR: | Herald will 1* responsible i Lander Arcade, Phone 832. good running^, condition, new ,nly one incorrect insertion, paint, new headlights. $75 cash. advertiser for subsequent BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation boxes and general cement work Federal Bakery, Phone 694. tions The office should bo Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Tericd immediately in caso of pea wun electric range, front an.i r j. i rv '• willeger, Proy. 3rd and Elm. rear porches. $40 monthly. Address O l O m a c n l * a S D r iV C S T O 1 ADVERTISERS M an F ro m ' B ed LANEY.S DRUG STORE—Pre­ S. C. B. care The Herald.______ ' scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We aro Herald representative las near;you as your phone. Call 103 FOR RENT: Small cottage on “I hud gas so bad I had to get" Magnolia Avenue just north of up nights on nccount of the pres,aghly familiar with rates #n(j clnssifnction will WIGHT-CHUISENBERRY PRINT Central Street. $25.00 monthly, sure on my heart. 1 used Adcletlka and hnvo entirely ‘re lie v e d .K . vou complete information, SHOP — Printing engraving, Box 123 care The Herald. if you Wish they will assist embossing. Sec us first. We do it. -------------------------- . --------------- 1F. Krueger. Here's what well-dressed aerial jn wording your want ad. Phone 417-W; R.R. Avenue-Com­ FOR RENT:—Two houses, 1403' Even the FIRST spoonful of dare-devils ure wearing these and 1405 W. F irst Street. Kent Adlerika relievos gas and often Tf* qjtys. Posed by Charles A. Levine Hike it more effective. mercial Street. Vulcnnizing Works. [moves astonishing amount of old in I'aris, a short time before his IJJPORPANT NOTICE from the system nensutional first "solo’’ flight to LUMBER and complete tine or iy your meals and England in his monoplane "Columbuilding material. Low prices. 19— Houses For Sale hertisem should givo their o mater what you t or postoffice addimtf as Security Lumber Co., "Where Good your stomach and FOR SALE: Furnished Spanish Grades Come From" Maple and m their phone numbt.% if ika will surprise bungalow of 5 rooms. Well locat­ desire results. About one Sixth. Phone 797. ed, of good construction. Owner :r out of a thousand has CONCRETE in every shape and living out of city and will sell at iiephone and th eothers form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ reasonable price', and on easy t communicate with you mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ terms. House is located on High T v-a e d i s c o v e r y o f g e n i u s u they know your address. ucts Company, Filth and Mtple Street, near Elm Avenue'with >.tniernational .News J distant inuence MUST he tits. Phone 112-W, trnctive surroundings. Douhle ga­ i in person nl the Sanford rage. Price furnished $8,500.00 CLARENCE SMITH TDK 10. Sept. 8.—(IN S)—The ] Death Bides Ii Toy Wagon $500 cash and the balance any re­ General Contractor g inrik.sha, fur half a century one I asonable wny. Address Box 431 GOO W. First St. Of the picturcsqtie sights of Japan, I Care Herald. Phone 441 14 disappearing rapidly before the , Prompt - Efficient '.•.'"Us tyl.n petition of Ford taxis. A rul- j Service FOR SALE: Well construccted t METAL ROOFING—The Roof Kvi(tg jus, Inade by Tuk.n municipal | bungnlnw, corner Palmetto Ave j . erlusting. Metal ' shingles; off icfsls that small taxis must ear- 1 and Katie Street, five rooms, bath f ^Atnndmg ^earp (in and galvanized ri* passengers to any purt of the* uiomobiles roofs.’ See Janies II. Cowan. Oak with shower, kitchen equipped with city for cine y:n (fifty cents), is ‘ Ioiettric range,>. Owner out of the ]Ave. and Phird St. Phone 111. the final death knvl f< r the ricklshcity and will Sell at lese than actVfciun. , , •ual value. Price $6500.00 with $100 ' F i r the "man like a horse" cunleash and $75 monthly. Address tiht efford to run pulling his add ffRhOOO' *MmAC>R- PLANTS fftr*U,<t l<>1 ta r * Hcn>ltl' VjKTikle for only fifty cents, exccnl the shortest cf distances. In ilNSl* COWAN CO. Auto L W‘,ke,fiel<l; ^ rly, $3750.00 is the prietc of smnU cotUU- old days he would run all day 0I| we|| located lot on Magitor-*6d liheet metal workm n diW Wakefield; ready to set. m l | » for thus sum, hut the cost of liv­ H. Anderson, Astor harms, Lake . ___ _ tnn „n u itnclt Ave. Phoro 71G-W. ing has mounted at a’ tel*rif1e ra ti' in Jnpun. As a result, them are less than 200 rieJtishamen In Tokio lANFpHD BU1CK CQ 11— .Miscellaneous tixluy as compared with aovepal 212^1’Magnolia Ave. — Acreage For Sale thousand a few years ug1'. In an­ CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awtiing other year or two, they will bo as Co. 11 Ball Bldg. lb ACRES In Longwood, corner or rare as the proverbial dodo, MQDpL TRIM CO, Grove and Orange Avenues S. E. tnm the car, not the owner. 12— Wanted 1-4 of N. E. 1-4 of S. W. 1-t See. .The Japanese have been amused Phonsi'817 for estimates 25 Twp. 20 Rnnge 29. Thomas J. by the rofn rt from Portland, OreP. W. RADFORD WANTED: Experienced collector, Baxter Care Herald. gon of a speech by Nicholas !.ong-1 Apply at Herald Office worth, Sp^nk r of the House. In [ HUP3- -MAKMONS 24— For S ale this speech, Mr, 1,'ngworlh turned! Sanford Automobile Co. WANTED— Rain water tank, to n Japanese on the platform, and ignolia Ave. Phon 800 to 1200 gal. capacity; cypress M0 cash and $10 monthly will Tniy ;i'd, "I come from the state o f : or galvanized tin. Route 99-B. good building lot at remarkably Ohio, which is the Japanese word 'ORD.Ovcrlnnd Co. Will vs- Cameron Ave. Sanford. low price. Box 99 care The Her­ meaning friendship.” The rop'Tt ights & Overland, Whippita. ald. __ ___ stated that the Japanese only smil­ 4 Commercial Sts. Phone 58. 15— Apartment For Rent ed, and his countrypicg are doing FOR 3 A LIE: lot 4 Eureka Ham­ the same. For the Japanese word UN'OLK I1UDSONmock. Richard Stephenson. Ml). TWO ROOM FURNISHED apart "nhio" prom unced the same as the |; in c rnent with garage. 703 Pal West Lebanon, Ind. American, state, merely means $03 Oak Ave. metto Ave. or phone 282-W Good morning. M'-. Ford’s page this week dts BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS— cussca the disinterested workor. Tho I,-ague >.f Nations is a t-{ / Two rooms kitchenette nnrf hath, tr icting a., mm h Interest in Japan I / mM intaa Service GnmaUel Bradford's poum— nttructively furnished, centrally n * it 11' Americii, perhaps | located, all improvements; $G per "The Rider"—appears on page 2 riore. Every large city here has| _____ of this paper had Us League of Nations nxsncia]4LROOFING--The Roof F.v- week. Tel 777 or 7T1S. • ,«»ing. Metal shingles; linn for some time. N'-w the move-1 One out of c\Vry thirty-three h i sram tin and gulvlnizcd FURNISHED! four room ap art­ mmt is being extend'd to smaller , , ... . bcan.i were gene Donald wanted towns and villages. Hunytt, a town Thomas J. Christian (right), i* in ment. All modern. Close in, 2201 persona in the world is always Sre James II. Cowan. Oak his. Wagon bmk. A quarr I fol­ on the nick list. of 10,000, has just inau-irntetl its Jail «t U s Angeles, Cal., charged Oak Ave. Phoi^ 190 .W* “d Third St. Phone 111. lowed, in which the mothers of tha stocrat exclusively.' In tha near fut- aM'/.-lation with a gomi member- with murder, and Mrs. Walter children became involved, ac­ ture the average man will be ubla ship. More than 15,000 members Galloway (in circle), und her son, cording to police investigators, and BY TAYLOR to seat himself before a plate of have now Joined the League of Na- Donald (right), ure without a filia­ which rcuched a climax wfun reindeer and smack hla lips without tions Association i f Jnpun, which band and father because of a bag Chirstian leaped up»n the running r.tudics international problems of butter benns and u toy wagon, being disturbed over n deeply de­ hoard ofMhe Galloway automohlli BE CAREFUL OF THE GOODBYE- V TA!TA( LUCY/ brought.heft re the League. Donald, It was said, traded his picted pocketbook. ROUGH ROADS,HENRY/ und shot Galloway. Christain in a DROP OS A CARD i Nose-tied against a wharf of REMCMBCR YOUfl former Kentuckian. Y/HEN MtJO 6ET QBYC SPECTACJ.eS DON'T f •the Moore Drydock Company here, DOWN TO THE MOM v FtTWERY WEtL (the motorship Sierra Is being outGOLF LINKS iSESS DAILY L E T T E R 21 Plate Of Reindeer S oviet Justice me aiiirra me iirsi rfinoeer *nip m 'ww* u vM , 9 ;/ i__ nr. ,,iriv »• in the world . almost <vermght, each em-(if our lcg3 always ar* ugly. leaving the harbor, the Siarru ploying a dozen girls in kimono to . will sail to Seattle. From Seattl? dance with tho n a b patrons. The , j n niemory 0f the greatest Chinit will plow through the perilous Osaka police, greatly alarmed, teacher, Confucius, Japnnese outside passage to Nome, Alaska suddenly shut them all down, and admirer* in T' kin have gathered w h e re it w ill ta k e on a cargo o f 250 th re w a th< asand girls out of work. tj,c money to erect a fine shrine ton* of reindeer meat. R e tu r n in g !One of the nio*t popular girls came hero t;j replace the (ainfusian to Seattle, It will unload its freight to Toklo, but found the police h re r,hrinj destroyed by the 1923 earthwhlch will continue over and to the even more hard-hrurted. In an quajtt.. EMt. interview with a Jupanese nawspn-. - - - - — .— greatest marine disaster In | .— . = = » •= -» « ' - - ■ The feathers used in making of thoThe last 1000 year* was the sinking of the Titanic in tha North Atlan­ marabou, a stork-like bird tegard- tic, April 14-15, in which 1517 sabred by many African lives ifere lost. iDnvle Carlton. Candidate for Martin S Oh Soy/ WArru. i 6ET out ON THE GREENmftEE FotfT POTTS-TEN FOOT POTTS-TWENTY Foot PUTTS WILL AU. ^ BE THE SAME Tb ME ^ Ye a h - B u t how ARE YOU ON THE . DRIVING WELL L HAVEN'T H it a n y t h in _ HAVE E 7 ___^ * Yet. (Sighs .„ ;i I Tho* original Bridge of (Slgha Cantonese soliU-T*. looting an \ w#!1 huilt in Venice about 1600. It 1 MIAMI, Fla., Sept. 8.*~(IN 8)American mission, found some I’i-.w as nn enclosed passage through Doyb E. Carlton, Tampa‘a ;. candi­ teiesting looking white chests,' which condemned persona were date for governor In ths forthcom­ which they broke open with rifle from the Doge’s palace to ing election, who recently visited butts. The thesis were bes hives, !th- clt ri, on. this city to confer with political ercugh to rci ar.d tho noldier* left hurriedly. .— . — ■advisers in regurd to kis campaign, county and du ---- ----- ----------To obtain, th f 'iram a of the exhibits rather definite ldaaa in re* bonds and Isav office. * sconted tea* of China, U»« petals of gnrd to the obligations of the stat i amount for no an also udvoactoa a government in th a t industrial and The adequat ^cultural survey with agricultural upbuilding of Florida. IK schools Mr, _ ___ __ ..jjseminaling valuable Although steadfastly refusing ; "P«rl information gained therby to all thus far definite-y to announce-; ! >rn * persons interested or engaged in the various planks In the platform : Hn P The inhab(t»t)U farming In Florida- He Wnts a tlh o on which'he wiT njn, ~Mr. Carl- t P'™n desirability of a Similar survey a* ton makes no attem pt to cOnre.i) nblc ( _______ ____ long Industrial Um s , with tha a|«ta his disagreement w ith " several of rf th ______ affairs that he thinks itself functioning much in thsisame the present administration’* pet [rhould demand the immediate at- manner aa individual of pclicies. * j The present levy of 5 cents pvr 'tert'on of iU public spirited m sn, commerce in Hiding new tndustnea ga!’r.n on gasoline, he contends, h rim women, in or out of political .to-locate In tnc slnlrt \ - *' f- " . * ■■ rijfci Ji Vi*. 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'1 < Leased Wire International News B e n in 3ANFORD, FLORIDA IS Pope Gives Mayor W alker Blessings • « ’ * | ‘ ROME, Sept. 9 (IN S)— May­ or James J. Walker, of New York City, was received In audlertc* today by Pope Plua XI anA Premier Mussolini. - Thd ‘ Mussolini Interview teek place jate this afternoon several hours after Mayor and Mrs. Walker and their party had been received by the Pontiff who bestowed his blessings and medals to hts visitors. . luJit Completed And iReady To Be Piled 'With The Office%Of State Comptroller Pamphlet 1$ Issued Present­ ing Rules For Conduct And Good Manners For Legionaires In’ French Capital Survivals Picked ing Beauties ic City Contest ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., 8*pi. j to Walnut CoVtr, N. C., near 9 — (W S f-T h e . little {hearts of ' Greensborttugh, whera she -w ill 15 Atoerfcan beauties were P*wr* judge a southern beauties’ can' >*L •* j test. pattenng today. Zero hour comes tonight when The 15 lucky surviving pretties the choice of America’b. lovllest today were thrice lucky aa the girl for 1927 will be announced. final contestants previously have Through the day, the Judge* *nly totaled five. The winner from knotted their brow* and tape each of the five geographical measures and wrestled with the divisions. But pulchritude was ao delicate evidence In the W*F of striking this year that the Judges curves and lines and alabaster broke all rules and picked three skid and dimples and shadas of from eAch division. eyas afid sllkineaa o f hair. ' ^ The 15 finalists, selected from No beauty contest would be com­ 74 entrants; Include the following: * te without a tang of diaafnsion. Southern—“ Mis* Dallas” Moe tang was supplied (n the mat­ zelle Ransome: "Miss Huntington” ter of Miss Norma Smallwood, of Lillian Ward: "Miss Charleston.” Tklsa, Okln., “ Miss America" of Claudia Harvin. 1920: who quit the pageant aa (!'<• Middle Western "Miss Ham­ result reported financial disagree mond” Anne Howe: “ MIsj Illin­ meqt with the pageant committee. ois” Lola Delnnder: “ Miss Battle Miss Smallwqod was *nroute today Creek" Charlotte Lowe. LOCAL SHIPPING UrgeToEx-Soldiers Avoid Trouble epotuts Amount HOUSES PROTEST Four ThousandAddllionalVet To - - “ • erans get Sail Today On ON RATE CHANGE Second ElpeditionToFrance B - - „J,865.41, Total Duej ------- i * _ T-ll---- -- FIliU T Ford Hires 65,000 Mote Men In Plant flI *Ee!^i2S-w : (iN flw h h ’ process for prodnctlon o f a new the Ford Motor Company to* automobile practically completoil , :* ,1* *!"p,0ring approximate­ ly 65,000 men in ita Highland Park and River Rouge planta, according to an official of the Slight Engine Trouble De­ company. The company’ s plants layed “ Bride Of Detroit*4 have b*en operating on a five And Caused Concern Lest day schedule since hut spring ” It Had Mel With Accident he added. “Thla does not mean that all employes have been working full time. Some are All Hope Abandoned I etnploytd fly* or six days a while others are on a Foi* “Sir Carling” week, shorter schedule.” “ Old Glory” Is Also Giv-n Up When Hunt Proves Failure; Roth Elder IsOffForTampa tyALL STREET IS IN MIDST OF AN •a.; Air Secretary • Out Against Atlantic Flit til iPlanes Imj Wood Insists MakingHis NEW YORK, Sept. 9.—The fif­ Levine Says He O t h e r B a n k f lL a r g e s t Proposed Cancellation Of The teen thousand or to Legionnaires MANILA, Sept. 9.—(INS$— Only Fair Weal Trans-Conllnehtat Freight that compromise “The Second A. The “ Pride of Detroit,” carrying Single Liabilityltem Rates Would Cause SaHfbrd,E F.” and Who have Joined in Edward T. Seehlee, Detroit bUstBefore Hoppinj one of the greatest peace time n*an tnan, and William Brock, pilot To Los, $20,000 Both arrived at the Kaitaek aero­ ___ever made to a for­ An audit of the bookd of the eign country, are goink to be WASHINGTON, S e p t4 drome, Hongkong) at 3:40 this funct Seminole County afternoon, according to advices Millions Ar« Bring Waged On (INS)—Lives sacrificed In nn effort to defeat the pro­ well-behaved and decorous army jik haa been completed and posed cancellation of trafu-conti- —If the leaders can humanly meilred here from British post­ Baseball, Fight, Election, the altar of aeroriauticai make it so. now ready to be forwarded office wireless station At Hong­ nental freight rates Into-peninsula Polo And What Have You: grew in trana-Oceknic kong.. The plane made a perfect Ernest Amos, state comp"Watch your step, and don’t Long Shots Are Abo Found have not been in vain, landing. W jer, according-to mfprma- Florida, Sanford wholesale houses get into trouble,” is the parting P. Mac Cracken, air today by-j and the local Chamber o f Com­ admonition given every ex-dough­ The round. the world, flyers ex­ in given out tary of the Commerce NEW YORK, Sept. 9.—Wall pect to leave Hongkong for ?rge C. White, state ban merce today Joined with other cit­ boy, vocally and in printed form, Street Is In the throes o f a batting ment, d^lared todav; as he shoves o ff to celebrate the Shanghai tomorrow morning. Dur­ miner representing the of- ies over the state in « fast min­ orgy. inv can be accompllahed, of the cdlnptroller at Tal- ute protest filed with the Inter- tenth anniversary of the great TrnuigKr DepgrtinentWUe** Comml^ttera ^ U n S p e cla l ing the flight from Hanoi, where A million dollars or moro will further aandfiew nor they left At 8 ’clock thla morning. adventure of 1917. itflsee. statu Commerce Commission a- j Aver France Should BeGiten OpSeaaion ThlsMbrning When Tho plane developed minor engine be wagered on the forthcoming distance riiirhta Four thousand more Legion[Although Mr. White, haa received gainst what has beeh described fight; a half a ocean lantribute mat ’nairesi in half a dozen vessels, Contracts Are Awarded For trouble. When this Is repaired, the /lempaey.*Dmnoy portunity Of Refunding To million at least on tho spectacular , attic* as to wh« will be appoint- unjust discrimtnaUon." swung.out in the Atlantic today Roads, Bridges AndS’iockude airman will be prepared to mako four-cornered National League srianHflc knowledge o f aero Get A Lower Interest Rate their next Jump. \ j receiver lor the bank, he antlc6n the hefcl* of the thousand who The final date for filing protests Pennant race: $25,000 to $50,000 tick. MacCraeken continued. •tas that this Information will- be has been set for September 15 and have already departed. And each When the flyers hooped off from 0n Tomorrow's polo polo match match between between on tomorrow’s Tha air secretary declared Contracts aggregating aliriost Rangoon. WASHINGTON. Sept. 9.— (INS) British India, thsr were the Brillih . n f A m s r i i teW s; Conerresslonal• lerielation to tn out by Comptroller Amoa the existing rates under the pro­ of them ccarried a little yellow —Partial lifting of the $300,000 were awarded today by ban < m undecided whether they sto^i clna* i i xnn non — close tn to $1300,000 on tha ™_,.5 World lithln the next few daya. Until posed. arrangement would termin­ booklet that might be termed n Prepch loans to «lve rates t h r o u g h .S e m in o le County Commission at Bangkon, Slam.1 Oncewould in the ... Series and from $1,000,000 to $1,­ the government stricteb sup deportment guide for the second ate on September 25. The Ploridn of aviation te advlslble. H« refunding operations virtually has.rn meeting in iDecial session at ch lime as a receiver is deslgnathey apparently decided to contin­ Railroad Commission.# taking the A. E. F. been approved by the treasury de-1 the court house. The contracts rap- ued on to Hanoi 700 mllea from 500,000 on the nsxt presidential to the futility of nseleia and Installed, the bank’s af- fad in the fight against passage campaign. Among other things it said: on tfahb-eeeanlc flights w portment, it was learned today, .represented four road projects to- Rangoon. • will remain In Mr. White’s of the measure by the federal “The greatest help that can These figures were supplied to re»«<m of Imnrooef aqotb Mellon, officials indicated, ia an [tailing $255,879.70 and four add)or under the supervision of trade organisation and ita efforts come to the Legion will be if agreement with Secretary of State |thnal projects for the construction International News Service today might be detected In ad LONDON, Sept. 9. (INS)—Hope by Frank Silinaky, betting com- flyer* are pre-doomed to frit ne representative, of Mr. Amos’ within the next few days ate to be those participating will constant­ Kellogg; that France should have ,«f trestles and bridges, conduit, supplemented by individual and ly bear in mind the fact that they the oppportunity to refund Its concrete bridges and county stock­ was virtually abandoned today fot mlsfotter of W. l / Darnell A . (JU., collective protest): of snipping tr- are not o ff on an individual trip, eight percent loans at lower rates. ade. The last four Items repres­ Captain Terry Tally and Lieut. one of ths several big brokerage DETROIT, Mick. I |In connection with the complebodies but are rather Metcalf, pilot . end navigator of houses that deal in wagararepresentative ganisationa And trade The government’s loan policy ented sn outlay of $43389.25. (IN 8)—Supporting tha of the audit, Mr, White made throughout the state. the Canadian monoplane “ Sit John members of an official pilgrimage lie* with the treasury, state depart­ Important money la being laid tha Windsor- flight cot The first contract for con­ blk figure* .showing resources j i f Florida efforts are'unsuccess- to the land where millions of men ment and White House since the struction of approximately seven Carling” which left Harbot Grace, this way:— Louie 8. Wood tod s/ « . Inatt “ * fU)( the state will loee hundreds shed blood and died a few years expiration of the World War Debt miles of highway representing the New Foundland, Wednesday on an Dempsey. liabilities o f the institution. No the hope that hte brothar, Seven to five Pittsburgh does Wood, would daflnit Camerdn City road, Orahge Boule- attempt to fly across the Atlantic res- were as^o the fUirji wwiv given nut — - r --- of thousands of dollars, according back where hundreds of thous­ Funding Commission. of Americana received not win the pennant; 9 to 5 -the the rontemotetod fill _ vard and the Country Club road, oceart to London. Meiiotvwaa said, to feel that any’ In to C. W. Stoudanmlra, general ands nount of city*' funds Ihvoftcd wounds and disabilities which thing which will ' improve French , was swarded to the J. H. Pryor With tha plane $4 hours overdue, Giants won’t; 8 1-2 to 1 St. Louis bor Once, N. F.» to j« bank failure, Mr. WhlteS an- manager of the Seminole Grocery will end only with death; where finances, placing that nation In a |Construction Company for $51,- and Ita supply of gksoline exhaust­ will not and 5 to 1 the Cuba won't Company, who is taking an active "I am thoroughly (ouncing the fact .that this lnf<?/n* part in the local discussion-of tho thirty thousand of our own Am­ pealtion to consider ratification of 705.f0. 4 ed, the possibility that the fliers run again. with tha message sent to my ! Even money Mr. Cootidge Won’t thar by the committee,” Mr.” would be available as soon matter. According to Mr. Stoud- erican comrades are buried, rest­ tho Mellon-Berenger Debt AgreeProject two including the Gen- might have escaped tha tragic Six to five America defaate tha ■aid today at hla office tn the audit o f City books is* finr enmire, Sanford, which will bo ono ing »forever In foreign soil thous­ ment, should have the support oM*v., Chuluota-Geneva, and Brum- fate which haa befallen many oth­ this government. | Iky roads and representing 12 miles er daring aviators who pitted their British at polo. ___.'he audit of the banka b«ok* oL the least affected cities in the ands of miles from home. dustrial rial plant. "The hasarda i Wjof highway construction, was skill and the powsr of an airplane < Thlrteeen to ten tha New York great. This te shown by t The move also would go far "The Ignorant fool who loves to .of kigl i of its condition ah tht time of •tale, would lose something like awarded to G. A. Steed and Son motor against the inexorable fores Yankees win the America it League that eight aviator* bare d' . The \ proposed parade his ignorance and display improving the relationship be $£0,000 annually, closing «n A u gu sts.. • ' for $106349.36. Steed and eon also of the element!, became increae- penhant and the World Series, too. ad, undoubtedly into the ngea would Increase lncreu the freight his foolishness as ostentatiously as tag two nations and might . The total amount o f deposits f t as changes on the Ka- the ocean, during hrAvfc A secured ihe fontract for the con­ ingly r»r irrfote. ; possible— the bigoted sss who ‘ Is the effect of stimulating sentl _ bigot _ aimatetes to Sanford Vy 1 in as $2,427,367.92. nsky said' to spun the Atlantic." ‘ that would bring, abut^t ratiflc addiotod to loudly comparing the net have — ----- b »rl» tuty f e t ^ fstcriil did . 2Q. pgr cert, . rposits were Halid aJuTolldwa: a will lay 9. to I tha Giants differences between France And the of the debt pact, a . •• the Orlando highway and „ c banc. for (heir lives_ when the .Aa pointed out by Hr. Stuudandividual Deposits, $1,019,481.81; the United States (always to the Treasury officials said that Mel­ Clifton, The amount of. the con­ plane fell, In the opinion of Ameri­ won’t win the flag and wiU.fika 8 tvingn Deposits, $704,238.18) De- mlre, the cancellation o f the exlst- painful LONDON, Sept. 9.inlul disparagement of the dlaparagement . oi i m )on b«HeVes that p« on believes permission for re­ tract waa $65,185.44 can circles. Thefr plane carried to 1 the Giants do win; wa will lay and certificates of deposit, $45,- ing blanket rtte to Sanford will .French!— tha , thoughtless Individ- funding would not mark any radUroadbent Mpnly waa lower bid­ no rubbeW life-raft and.it is be­ 7 to 6 tha Pirates won’t win and forty mile an hour w compel local shipping organisa­ 177; lima certificates of depoa_ uala who ate so prone to publicity lcaI change ln ^ the government’s der en the flvt-mlle road between lieved that they went down with taka 9 to 5 that they will win) wa caused Diaries D. Levir $23,241.70: Liberty Bond certif­ tions receiving products from the display thqif derision win tog a l-a to I the Cardinals poatpone hte contemplated fl for the Maitland-Goldenrod highway ‘ ie s of deposit, $18,800 and western ledllon to pay a blanket clothing;, speech,•fnoner and cus­ policy in banning loans until and Altamonte. His contract prica the wreckage of the shattered wqn’t win and taka 3 to 1 that to America in tha monoptaad 1 'ranee ratifies the debt settle­ plane. ristmaa Sayings Club, $10,483.- rate to Jacksonville plu» A Jack- toms of the FrsMh—all of these they will wih; :we’ll lax 6 to 1 that lumbla.” Reports of waathar was $38,139. J. H. Prior Con­ sonvUle-Sanford rate that ekceeds objectionable types will be for onto ment the Cubs won't land on top and the Atlantic also ware unfavoi struction . Company was fhe The real purpose of the ban, it TUI* fact submerged and repressed .Into a NEW YORK, Sept. 9^-(IN S)— we’ll taka 7 to 1 that they will Levina told International ! I The largest single liability was the normal local rate. bidder for the Was explained, was to prevent the successful Service that, if tho woathaa Ihe item listed us thesdhr due other has been cited by Florida shipperi wonddentil silence if the MfionalrM movement of new capita) to France. wooden trestles, and bridges A faint ray of hope— that a flimsy win." rubber life-raft could withstand the inks, this figure being $930,­ as one of their best kVgumehts a­ wlll consiantiy remember the real He said more than 8100,000 al­ unfsvurbalo by Sept 15, ho \ If the refunding operation is per­ Amounting to $14,810. changes Ihg Of the mid-ocean waves ready had beeh wagered on the fly the ocean from east to ,t the proposed proposea enanges. • of this'pilgrimage, and h 11 5.41. Other Items listed under gainst Contract for the eonstru:tion of flickered today aa three °csan lin­ _Although . . . ___________ I tha fact that ____evevy- mitted France probably will under­ eonduiU on Sanford With 20 .P«r neTer f orgat khe head of liabilities ware as folCeleryAvenue was ers continued a futile search of the National League race In Wall ake to refund approximately Street. ows: Capital stock, $100,000; Sur- cent Increase would be one of the Ithj ^one by thedeglonalres on pits tthe warnings ■ Despite of T, awarded to V. G, Hasty who bid „ f ^ t erwdlt or dls- 200,000,000 in munkdbri and In- 17,76235. V. F. Dawkins secured ffva COO mllea east of New Foundlias fund, Xl0.0a8.9T;. Cashier’s least affected ciUes, the scale of th,B tflp Twenty thousand dollars has old ("Doe” ) Kinc.de and other ustrial securities held In United land for dome trace of tha mono­ . . changes ^ ------ .... cl^ that , u tha legtoiv and their eeuntry, kbecks outstanding, $48,806.7 7 ; proposed shows sev­ trans-Atlantic i been put up and BUInaky haa P*rta against | tates. Most of thesa loans sre the contract for the building of Certified checks outstanding, $3,- eral citias Will be compelled to but xl*0 up«m (he memory of their rawing eight percent interest. Re- Concrete bridges, Hla bid waa $10,­ plane “ Old Glory,” whleh left Old $13,000 more to bet against $10,­ tempts so late In n the tho yaar, year. Lari 'rchArdi Maine, shortly after noon <14.05; Contingent liabilities, $27,- meet boosted rates to the extent comrade dead Who sleep benaath undlng at six' percihf the 319. Hunt end Huddleston witih a ut-sday on an attempt to fly to 000 that the Yankees win both declared ha la determined to t iW ' is <34.81 and Unpaid dividends of of 66.8 per cent of the present the eroasea over here and • over id of 811.498, was awarded (he Rome. the World Series, no matter what it If possible. French aim. ’ ' , ’ 1160.50. , rates. Miami will receive the heav­ there.” uf club they meet. "I b a n received h Some officials here favor lifting contract for construction WitH no trace of the plane re­ Cubs were qutRed at evan money utters protesting not only The report aa filed by Mr. White iest blow under the proposed ar­ • This sane bit of admonition la the loan ban on the ground that county stockade. ported, hope waa almost abandoned to win the National it waa disclosed, the accompanied by mort detailed In­ with American cash France can hows the Seminole County Bank rangement, _ . League pap my own flight, but ~ that Lloyd Bsrtaud, James DeWitt nant and tho odds ware 10 to 1 flights in general,” acheduled a structions of procedure. It {• be­ make rapid strides toward econ­ |kts on hand cash and cash items of Magic City having I HU1 and Philip A. Parne, occupant* that the (lianta would not; than raiis- omic, reedvery. Bond Ho 02.842.64. The bank’s largest $2.84 1-2 ratej on apples whereas ing impressed up«n the Pro pit Jay.il Is not ’ i qf “ Old Glory” on her . Ill-fated haa not been much variation tn and jdaale Item o i resources waa loaha the existing 1-22 rate on opples $1.73 bound veterans that, while they serves no useful flight, could possibly be found uw discounts totalling $2,458,111.-' Another objection to the can-- may be very certain in thelf own EDITORS INVITED TO MIAMI To Stabilize Florida ths odd:: as n«ards Pittsburgh emphatically It te worth alive. Even the m«mt optlmlatle t r ~ <9. The Institution also hod bonds cellation of the cross-cdhtlnent minds aa to” who won the war. it and St. Louis• weather gives os half ■ Securities And Bonds Conceded that "Old Glory4 herself ud warrants tmounting to $813,­ rote is found in a protest filed by will be extremely bad toate to pro­ Thla yaar the Wall Street Com­ will ro. fty heart ia at< MIAMI. Fla., Sept. 9, - ( I N S ) could no longer be afloat publicly over Two hundred editors and execu­ 94.73 listod aa resources as the Florida Railroad Commission pound the query missioners expect to handle nlote trip, but o f court# wu MIAMI, Fla., Sept. 9-— <I#48> turbulent Waves on which the te than $1,000,000 on tha Dempeey- tho Impossible. If tha re igainst Its liabilities. Overdrafts ■which says in part: there. *______ tives o f northern newspapers and — __ Undei* the guidance of men Hevad to hate crashed a few n Staled $142,298.49, It was revealed. magazines will be Invited to Miami .. l (| the municipal bond otes after sending out a frantic Tunney fight, considerably more not change wa may hare "Aa a general proposition, rates in sn test year when Darnell A dot* the flight bat I i n Other resources war# listed as to and from Pacific coast points aa gueste of t h . 9lty n .x t Decern| , Fib rids Bond * Stack 8.03k call. The ona. hope remainto wait another weak." mp*ny handled $800,000. (■flews: Banking house, $37,051.22; Are blanketed over the entire coun­ bar, it has been decided following a Jrnrh»nf Jh lag was that th« fliers had safely Exchange Lie., has beyn organ­ "When Tunney and Dempsey The dally sketch calls L [wniture and fixtures, $22,791.07; try. The trana-continental lines conference between Mayor E. G. ised here, and,will begin funct­ taken'to their rubber raft, and ON sou* collected but not remitted, are now marketing rata* to points sUB floating‘ or have been Picked were re-matched thla summer, proposal “ one of folly" « Swell and other municipal officiate ioning as soon as possible. Tanney was a 8 to 1 favorite," "In the fact af almost auktt 81934A4;. Due from other banka, as far distant aa the northern and directors o f the chamber of According to President Gerald up by some merchant venal an* said BlUnsky. "Ha te now a fav­ Levina persists in hte p ,8U35.50>' other real estate own- toundary of Maine and evan be­ commcfce. Fitzgerald, trading on the ex­ equipped with wireless. orite at 7 to 5, with plenty of $900; Othek resources, $89.49. yond into the Dominion of CaOada, But as the hours pared wllh ne think they will enter tha ring at tha (fight with C a p V f change will be confined tt the TALLAHASSEE. FU.. Sept. 0and to Oil Florida. It Is now pro­ GUSHER SPOUTS OIL membership, but a united effort ehaerlng word, the fear wai money. , * t posed by the supplements and tar­ — (INS)— Seeking to prolone the Olo Will be made to stabilise Florida erally felt .(hat "Old tourist reaaod by Offering Towar iff above designated* to n U k e an BEAUMONT, Texas., Sept. 9.— sgcurit ritles, especially municipal "road to Rome" had l*d to tha ■tarred fl toM hi tha mean, following exception to peninlsula Florida, al­ hotel and traffic fate, w r k t t jr jo r INS)— Hines Oil Company’s wild ben sri a tragic rout# tet by Nungtamr and though hte moat southern point on and‘ f i t weeks after t»w H fular gusher Spindletop, which was te-1 and broktrs In Flo­ . •. Coll and tha Prlnceea Lowenetrihthe mainland o f the pAninsula is season, Dec. 1. to Mar. 16, Imated to be following 1390 bar- rida . . will ba asked to become Worthalm and her two companion, presenting the 278 miles nearer San Frgaciaco, a mittea rets an hour1 for 83, 1-2 hours fin- members ofV M the exchang*. Ex­ representative Pacific coast mar­ State Travel Bureau appeared De­ ally choked itself, was under con ecutive offices have been opened on earlier attempts to spaa Um Ate flight lafttie by qir. , ket, than the most distant point in lo n the southeartern P "*«n g .r trol today. In the Congress Building here. r iw r ’ Tha line fa continuing ths re­ association today in 4 » & IIRMINGHAH, AU.. Sept. 0, the state t/i MaineSEATTLE.Wwh., Bapt 9r (IN8) have railroad rates to Florida cut GIRLS BURNED wardless search r flh r g te a t atrek p o l i c e Re t u r n t o w o r k •(INS)— Hugging her three year area where "Old 0 1 ^ to boUavbd -H a r ry Hill today wad unhteta to in all parte o f the eountry. i °U daughter to her breast, Mrs. to haVe gone down ware tha Nova hla horn# town of Streator, 111, to LONDON, Sept 9.— (I N S )-A t The committee consisted of Jer­ MEMPHIS. Tenn., Sept 9 ^ - Scotia, of the Fumesa Line, the stand trial for the murder of his 141ns Msy Harris, pretty y®ung ry W. Carter, state hotel commis­ east four girl workers were burned . sioner of Florlda. Mayor John T. to dqath and many more were ln- ( INS)— Five members of the poUc* American mtrehant and the Cun- moths r. l ^ninetfe, waa brought to Birmlng . when 44 employes were form, suspended on Inefficiency ardar California. Tha search thus Alsop, Jr., of Jarksortville. E. P. Laughing and apparently care today to face charges of gem Owen, Jr., manager Jacksonville trapped by fire tn a motion picture charges' daring the police graft far has baen.utterly witboat free young Hill and hte captors No splinter of shattered Its, following an alleged eonfeachamber qf cOmtnetce and ‘ 0. R. film wAste werite In the Regent probe, were put back tw work to­ hour Jon atartod the 76-hour day by police eommlasloner Alien. stage or wing, no floating; . >ndon today. [doe made In Memphis, Tenn., yeeaU Chris tenberrr, poblic relations Park district night after HU1 hi oy other wreckage haa bean « GREENVILLE, S. C.. 8 «p t *■— director o f the State Hotel Com j Unlay. extradition atop the toaarag waves which mi| mission. Tha committee waa ac­ panylng tha H'e. Harris ia charged with be- (IN S)—Acquittal of Mra. Sam D. offer eonereta evidence of companied by R. B. Fegrarn, vice guards, was tha Glory’s” fate. *♦ a member o t a gang of alleged WlUla and DepOty Henry Towns­ president of the Southern Railway. Dr. H. C. Hill of — thlevee, wueves, who wno bnave c a rr been oper end Charged With the .toying ef ushed hare as Hotels, bus Unas and boat Uliea t h f former's htteband, Sheriff Sam Bapt. 9.— (IN S)— la ton was ui ?*■» ‘ ‘“ f hi in Birmingham the past faw have already Agreed to the lower L' Vi ■ the fate of Mildred detectives D. WlUla, wBl apur on the lo o t far rates and it &T believed that the Birmingham < Nsver did fUara in the Attest- capital CHICAGi •-(INS)— release on a habeas corpus writ, 7 * have went to Mampt pbls declar the ■layer o f the Greenville eooaty rl!ilw.y. .will accept the. proposed third woman to at- more 1 William E. r seles- but would give lhe police plenty of » T ^ tk e y • recovered, two diamond plan to lengthen the tourist m too “emt” time hi which te .make a (borough iron by c J*n, upon Intormarion received 88, aa son. / y Wilila family, having invettigstion bandit by focM Ident ‘ 7 " the women and also thht she the sanction of tha •nse of tha,ac­ who . scores of Client booked. “•• •<mfe.ed.A- port In tha crimes, cused Ida and haa been iflcation by Jtoir, stated that they would bandit, admltt tha first Ug o f whom he women and | ‘•Nicstmg the othere. by .Oorernor make- every possible ■£ airy, confessing Faria. te accuaod „ robbed and yoUDcr «nrr#n fri young woman Id said to have prehend the real slayer of the sheir- ohn tor ths career attacked during a I t ' COOLl i i!ej 8 ‘ > 14 »1 : 1 th* t Aried aa a Fff hi the WlUla garage tha night \ o f terrorism * ‘ * .bis North I REBUKED LOV of Juna 1|. itw . Side* nslg iRAPI *“ * "tl0" o f ut dfll remain In GreenriBa, and iorti bkar Among to the pol. Sept. 9,-GNS) '"‘• nuking suhscesuweii on devote tfy H/e to ray fou#JW |«lNorth tary o f the Trea­ tor the real gams. *>, •rs ” Mra. Willis aald. I Will do All robbed in sury Seymour w am an. wha mada there k possible to find tho*|^l „The first person arrested several an attack on Gov. A l Smith, of who has been slayer o f my huaband. , • '< New York, in a labor day a Buffalo, has b a m told po -----u w MCOBu OI Louis m-mtStm mM hte superiors to avoid trio of n It hart , . he w reference* In address* of tna I after 8« far •• k . »v-; ‘ • ■ •‘ Mitcheli’i In thebbfoda. % MELLON FAVORS CONTRACTS LET LIFTING OF BAN BYCOUNTYTOTAL ? FJfort Ib Made To Get Rail And Hotel Rates Cut In 192$ a ■irl Brought Back [To Testify In Gem Theft Case In Ala. At M rs-W li* Will * ‘ * Sf " 3 S; Scores Of WomenAid Identification ■■ ■■ Bandit: s Tml • • •« •, ’ •< - , ■_ . - p • / . ' • . ■ 9 % . \. . ’ A- h ' V QBiauS V . u’ -'jSSelV' mm- • • • • j v.Y “ 'rU’ " �THE SANFORD HERA! T O N I S SINGLES Fordham Ushers Football , , .v m u w k u iu jL iE o . r v ir S tifftl * i ¥„ n«lnrv nntdng t i r b m . mtl iB Being nalBOd rn>* rttdtei W estw a rd " Nw-Stojl HopAcross Atlantic;A ir p o r t Bohrd Has Been F o rm e d . ' ------------ " , u . cdly will soon bo made. “ Besides, Poston is tho most log­ leal terminus for the westward trims-Atlantic flight. It ia much nearer ETorpp* . than New York! or other .--•a.T The -t.-. ports. Boston j p » « o wiu « « . , t h l Z t Z ? T .t S°,urT . Eurcpean flier# to tnkc th<5 ",**?* course,to the ncarett American objective. There is no comparison between this purse and , th" ra«« ecrosa the Pacific m olted in -s u c h ,. catastro- •• A' Ul t!.i-. Phf' tut^A.Okla. Sept. 8 (lN, Ap era o f bu.*1"-—- • pasHlhrby fa f anjrprovioM in, thi'state'of Oklahoma^ _ ‘n th* / .'..j-y, tKs .Uhited CU.‘ States, is prt(h| on the probition question sinch. it 'Tdhfa,' r__ __f during the next became the national law, and-that!---* morftHs. r **( the election return* w ill} reflect1 Tcntailve. P‘ aha for f, this. But the Marshall bill num­ I• _r_---------i "crapers, all of which i bers not only the Wets;'but many "dry” among its opponents, Includ­ |twenty floors^ or more, .. ing Senator J. II. Bender, o f Cleve­ •dUcusicd by Tulsa flntad »rmy o f ■gvehitect* , land a prohibition lender who has • I hits started preliminary sh< broken with tho Anti-Saloon League because o f what he allegen I the proposed sttuttures. are its “ corrupt political methods.” ’ L .Several super-structinw recently been completed i Clear Cut Issu« ' ‘ ' nre now in various stages « The Anti-Saloon League, how­ ever, has declared the Marshall bill referendum is a clenr-cut wet and dry issue, has taken active sponsorship of the fight to enact the bill, and in a sweeping public statement, has stigmatized suppor­ ters of the referendum as “ boot­ leggers and their friends,’’ and called upon all church members to oppose the referendum, * Tho issue Is further’ beclouded by the fact that many automobile clubs, mindful of the met that! 'mo­ torists, tod were prtyed' upon by the country squires, have actively taken tip tho fight against ehaetnicn of the Marshall hi}!. But leader# on both sides o f the fight agree that the oledon .will lx? some s*ort of an Index o f the sentiment of the state on prohibi­ tion ,ond should - reveal whether Buckeye voters nre as heartily In favor of It now ns they were ten ycars(ago. • • , ' and I^it.osti' without having ex- m ’ cltement «t Wimbledon without S W M ? '* haviqg a riot. Tho Tilden-Cpchct match will bring down the houfco B e even .though the latter happens to bfcJ'i.Include a 15,000 gallery, the great-' ost that ever has witnessed a Du- k*0.11 WJ?*1 here— football, yes sir! Via chp round. Why not? *Here we have Tilden, the ageing but skill the player o f the century, faced with Cochet,,the man who hes beaten him every time out. • That match alone is enough to harden the artery. But it is only fifty percent o f the program, the schedule calling for' Johnston, the > hard hitter, to meot LaCoste, the conservative player. No, there are ^ thrill* and thrills to be had at the g C« fmantown Cricket Club today,-; the first real threat upon the DaS)— * * * * * * * * A H I 1 1 U U D L f INS)— «rl* which we have seen since ■CHICAGO-, Sept 8.—-(IN J-f - t , .I > Tilden and Johnston carried it Usne Tunney, the handsome heavy * ' baric ffom Australia late in 1910. weight boxing champion, * ,,en,nHU,n SlntcComes ToLooki taken up by Chicago’s B It ia the pair that we look upon N6rth Snore society colo With Disfavor Upon .One Of I ^------- , — * «* / •* learned today. Chief Democratic Belfefs; .Browers May Ask HlghDuly UODU* Jr ^American I "Vening. the belated L L enough to hnia u 1 * * M ? ! n e w a reveals, Tunney wns a dinner thJt S S * 7 iJ ? " d U At CUJst at the I^ke Forrest home of By The Intirnatloai News Service thJ Davis om VOtt , ^ Mr' ttn'‘ Mr» William V. Kelley, Florida, always nno of “The Solid! i i,P , com" ,ittw,1 »W ch .IwuUra in Gold Coast society. South,' in stcudily nbandening the* .InJus lu b T uV 00! t0 „ play, ft* ' (;in« »t h-’"ic „nd a..- I-•incipal plank in the platform of f l e f Ihml . 2 ‘S um1" ft? *?iuy Wmatlf immenseIy- tho DimiHTAtic party—low tariff. pleading A concerted effort la on foot had .a minimum o f tournaments thivjghnut tho state today to have this season. They picked him sight I'loridn fruit nnd vegetable growers unseen, which is a perfectly right way‘ to pick Johnston. His tennis o’clock. sneaks for Itself. , Tunney Is said to have received Stilt, the approach o f the chal­ other invitations to homes of lenge round finds many Am erican wealthy Luko •FurrrsU residents, food products raised in Mexico, filled with fear and foreboding:!. hut declined them on the ndvire of Cul a and the Bahamas, especially They recognize the fact that TH- counccl—in this ense Billy Gibson, m compctitk-i with domestic prod­ uce. ,• *■ 1 den s tour of foreign courts re­ his manager. sulted In only one victory over La Florida stores nre selling Ameri­ Costs to can tomatoes at 20 cents a pound 1 . two defeats. . ------ They recog­ nize that Tilden and Cochet vir­ this week while Cuban nnd Mexican! tually defeated in three Straight1 tomntoos are selling foe exactly! sets at Wimbledon and yet lost half. Onions imported via the Jack-) lr five. They recognize that Am o-1 aonvllle port are soiling at R centr •rican supremacy no longer can be As far as the Pittsburgh Pirate i Fcr pound while Florldn rniuns are accepted verbatim. urc concerned, the nizzling Nation­ living marketed at 15 cents. al Daguu race is getting too close Cheap lutor, according to farm­ for comfort. The Pirates were cut ers. in something not to be found down from an unexpected quarter in the United States while inland yesterday when they lost to Cin- plantations und Mexico ** exporters ern get nntlve labor for something h;\lf a Rnine in front of tho Giants to cut nnd u straw l/oti upon which AN ASSOCIATION who wore idle yesterday. to sleep, marketing/ MKimizations ills 0; Columbus 3. Charley Drossen, Ci-locy third here say. besemnn, clouted two timely doub­ led which put the skids under- Car­ , Se wral meetings. ^oMhc Florid* men Hill, Smnkrtn.wn crack ttyir!- Grower# As:<oiintion ynave been or. The Pirntcx made three errorv i-Hd to discuss tbeic^plan) for ubUrhi III W'«^-equally .timely— 191 laining parage o f H high tarlff-’one 'T tHc Bcpuidican narty’s political the Kedj. Meanwhile the Cardinals and platform and fnr from Den.oeratlc Chambers of commerce the Cuba were getting nowhere plnnks. th't-jghout tho stutc have joined with grout velocity by splitting a double bill. In the opener, Frank m the fight and the Florida I^gHouse, a rookie pitcher, won a 0 utature in April pasAcd a Memorial to 2 decision over Hal Carlson of In Congress pleading for high tar­ the Cubs with the aid of four hits iff The importation of low-prieed by Orsatti, another St. Louis rookie.* fruits and vegetables is NOT Two hpme runs by Hack Wil- charged to foreigners by Florida •ei) gave tho Cubs tho nightcap by gre/wers. Experts allegu that it is <ui H to 4 score. Wilson now hui American plantation owners in 25 circuit smac ks and is only one Cuba, the Bahamas Islands of Flor<behind Cy Williams, the league i<la, nnd in Mexico who are floating leader. the nuirkets with cheaply produced Babe Herman of Brooklyn also fruit* and vegetables in cometition with Florida products. A fortune 'i'nnt1 dry-, lenders throughout the , rr.'fbu are looking to a referend­ um election in Ohio, which probabi will b- held this autumn, as a baro‘ motfr wheih may indicate tho awing o f the sentiment of Buck­ eye voters on the wet-agd^d'-y issue i fcT the first time in five years. Added importance is given the contest because OhiOj one of the strongest dry communities of the Union heretofore, was tho birth­ place o f the dry movement, and rtill Is the national headquarters o f the Anti-Salbun league, nnd the World Lohguc Against Alchollsm, the two lending dry organizations. The referendum, which probably will lie ordered ns soon as official checking of some thousands of signatures is completed nhd certi­ fied, is upcm a state law, passed by the last legislature, known ns the Marshall Bill. It is designed to euro tho fatal legal defects of the wfeo” courts of village mayors nnd justices of the peace, which were outlawed by n recent decision of the. United'States Supreme Court. Fines Were Split These petty courts formerly renped a rich harvest for judges, constables .clerks and «other at­ taches, by “ splitting’’ enormous sums of money collected ns fines for liquor lay violations, the "split” being designated ns "fees.’' WEST PALM BBACH—Con­ ca can be effectively n The Supreme Court held that no tract awarded fo r huilding First suspending from a coat judge could give defendants a fair Church of Christ Scientist. " the bathroom. Tagging AllBases cigarette the «i 4 Results O f Games I western clubs of the American league begin their final invathn of the east today and the Yanks probably will clinch the pennant in abort order at the expense of the St. Louis Browns, who have ‘ 1"*Toledo ■■1 1; H. • t 1TIONAL LHAGUE 2-8; Rochester 1-0. 0-3; Reading O-ii. ty 1-0; Newark 0 -L 0; Toronto 7. ATLANTIC LEAGUE 1; Augusta 5-5. (2nd 5, i team to catch train). 0; Columbia 8. 10; Ashoville 0. irg 2; Greenville 7. ASPIRANTS FIGHT NFiW YORK, Sept. 8.-HN8) ■ulino,. the hardy Bosque heav right with the Iron jaw. and Tc eet here tonight in a 115 you ut that may make or break elt candidates for coming heavjn eight eltmina. tournament to provlde an opent for the wim er of the Tuu•Dempsey bouL n a t io n a l . Pittsburgh leagu e Von E®1* 78 53 New York '............ 75 St. Louis .:___ _ 73 Chicago •...... 75 Cincinnati .......— 60 Boston ...... 55 Brooklyn --------- 66 .Philadelphia 48 AMERICAN New York . .... t Philadelphia 1 Detroit ______ Washington __. j .1 Chicago ...... | Cleveland I St. l.Hlis ........... f Bouton ....... i a 53 54 67 68 73 76 85 ’ • ’ a genuine You can smoke Camels all day long without thought but o f the pleasure and refreshm ent that each one’ T ♦*- • ‘ ' lj* ‘ k * * :: C’: v \\ * .* brings. That's the advantage tobaccos and ■ ^ocppi League Stahdings , • ihg . In. trial, when his compensation He- 1 pended entirely on the fees he ob- '. tained from fines assessed when h« found the defendants guilty. The Marshall Bill plans to meet this decision by what its opponents assert Is a mere subterfuge, limit­ ing the salaries o f the judges to * tl\ ot �„ I H a ll I ha le a r ila s 'r v e a t a « f th e r a l i r e w a r t4 . Tfce I. H. a la e a p e e la l. lx r f O r ie n t lu F lo r id a a ad Ita M t a a e r a t h a a d lla j m a te a e w a la Wttlwt taaaL ' Tfee H e r a ld la m a r a k t r at ik e A n d lt H a m a af ( I t r a l t l l a w . aa tw te r a a tla a a l A a aa elatlaa a f l-a k . Ita h e n , A d v e rtla e ra , a a d A d v e r tla la g S s r s t t w h ic h retfalrea e a ch F a h R a h a r.a tea seb er la ■Hhmll ta a fh a r a a a h a a d lt a t a a h a rr le tla a llala Iht aw ler ta v e r lfs a h a a la telx all •lalata a f r lr e n la lla n ■» w e ll aa ■ aaeat b a a la e a a atetb ad o. FRIDAY SEPT. 9. 1927 • . <— : r ~ Removing A Motor Menace ord Herald The D earborn Independent In a recent Issue presents an Interesting phase o f th e m ovem ent to check reckless driving. The discussion hinges upon the elimination o f sharp curves and other sim ilar menaces to sa fe d riving. Speaking o f a certa in road which had , a curve that dived through a cut througli a railway em bankm ent, the Inde­ pendent quotes a n engineer as s a y u v that the cu rv e was re* built in such a manner* th at thousands o f cars could be m ov­ ed around it wiUvrrtafety at a sp e e d 'o f thirty miles an hour. This, instance, the. D etroit magazine thinks, presents a lesson worthy o f serious considerationIt points nut that city und county authorities have gone to considerable lengths to sot up regulations und signal system s w hen- a little more th ou gh t to im provem ent o f highw ays would greatly reduce m otor casualties and incidentally cut the expenses o f enforcem ent o f m otor tra ffic Inws. Discussing th e su bject fu rth er' the Dearborn publi­ cation points o u t : "In many instances one good w hack at n horse and bu g­ gy curve still d oin g duty in a m otor age would add ypars to the expectation o f life o f m em bers o f the com munity. But sizzling m otorcycle policemen, w hose m ere nppearance on a road will slow m otorists from a legal thirty to a twentymile gait that is no more legal and no safer, are considered to.be Infinitely m ore im portant.” “ No sane person holds a b rief fo r reckless speeding: but the most experienced drivers will tell you that fast driving is not the only m enace on the highw ay today. There is the very ‘safe* driver who turns suddenly without signaling to the car behind. Then there is the meandering individual who signals a turn to the left, sw ings the car to the left. BIBLE VEf.fiB FOR TODAY EXALT. THE LORD:— Exalt if Lord our God, and. worship at la holy hill; for the Lord our od is holy. Psalm 09:11. PRAYER:—O Lord, Thy comisndmenta aro never grievous uni Us when our hearts ure glad 'Ith Thy presence. P Ato m & iS P syou s ?K baby sleep? MOTHER: Vea, at ^ blow smoke Hhg, f0r k, ' ‘ ' dropped off on the fo r t y i^ The First and Second A. E.. F.— No. 2 As Brisbane Sees It Progress ind Sacrifice. Persistent 1-evind. Block Buys the Beers. The Hoptoad* Eye. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE r*prri*fc> isxr a«sr r*. THE O O -L A -L A ! PLENT*/ Z E tEAWTlFUL RETUPN FROM N o mans r Nolle** It tl^rpby * Iv* THESE CAME FPCMTOO. CHERIE! l a n d in THERE IS DEEP anxiety concernin^. the fate of Payne, Bertuud mill Hill, wh» In-gun on Tuesday a flight to Rome. Hope has not been abandoned, however, and, whsti-\er may happen, the country will he proud of the fuel that It possees s<"» many men o f daring, williiif to risk life In it good cuuxe. NOTICE OK Ari*t.U\ATfos .... . I’AniiON MORE H\T5 WWERE . undi-rsiKiifil will, tiemember. r,tieT. DETROIT'S AROUND THR world fliers. Brock and Schlee, landed at Rangoon, Burmah, yes* terdny aftemoon, flying from Cal­ cutta. India, part of the way through a dangerous monsoon. Kipling would wrile a poem about that, nnd u good one, if he were SO years youngei, and the fliers were British. THE COYS AND THEIR. WIVES VISIT N O M A N S LAND IN > WATCHA ^ GOIN' TO o o r BOY' ALL THE HATS IN YAWS AFT E E THIS ILL OH Y cu may nol know howl com pletely insurance can protect you mrninst every possible less, but a few min. utes' talk with us will show you what you need. Carefully-writtert policies, hacked by strong companies, can take from your shoulders all worry o f loss. IN THE PTE DCWN ARM Y Make quate your with Y o u r to n g u e f ells w h en you need Me Laulins Diamond Mounting Engraving Watch Repairing C.ifts NOW on our new Coated tongue, dry mouth, bad breath, muddy akin, groggy nerves an d tout stomach suggest it* use. Loch Arbor Prices Ask Yourself When in doubt tonsidul Ihe m atter from nil angles—I ask you rself which is thil wisest course to pursue—I g el the advice o f others wlwl have the benefit of acini! experience— above all l»kt Meet Today’s Demand Prices in I,och.. A rbor meet the existing con ­ pays for merit in this deelopment but todays be found astounlshlngly lo w ! Have suggest fur these Atlantic pp bugs, Jumping out of a tenth kwr window. It's lea* painful. . ..— — o ’According to u despatch from lllahaisee, the governor's present ilory I* unstable. Like all other daries Just now. * -o --------The “ St. Raphael" and the "Old |ory'’ were sister ships, but un­ ite most slaters they stuck toMhir and both went down. no chance. When you are ready for build* ing mutertuls let us prove that you will make no mistake by letting us serve you. ditions o f today— one prices will 'e hope this Lakeland Ruth ;r has sense enough to abunher Intendud ocean flight. you inquired? 1W e >— [tonnaires saiUd . yesterday to reta In FrCn s and ante. The ex-solr lay things differtey were in 1918. Sanford J A C K S O /N V IllE F L O R ID A M AN’S ORIGIN Sir Arthur Keith, n noted British the ■dentist, has reported the findings of "a Ju<y impaneled from men our inquiry than we were. Where who have devoted a lifetime- to i did the anthropoid ape come from? weighing the evidence,” (and saya , To what animal did he traee his the decision is that all the evidence l on'.estry with pride or shame? available indicates thut man has ad And if he had ancestor that he vanced from an anthropoid ape. The acknowledgeed where did that an­ scientists estimate that the npe cestor come from? family split near the beginning of The scientist would find it an the Miocene period about one mil­ difficult to create an anthropoid lion years ago. ape or even a Sir Arthur Keith. The evidence on which the deci­ Given a start evolution might sion was based includes the fact work wonders in a few million years. But where would the start OUR CULTURAL EXPORT NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE Last season the London para* graphara were celling Shaftesbury Avenue s mere extension o f Broadway, in compliment to the American playe flowering its the­ - ’we. Crowds jammed "Is Zat b u t" because the language was so quaint end "Lady lie Good" hecause It contained the Astaires, easy paym ent plan 108 Magnolia (i)t MIAMI IIEItAM) Established 190S 221 Magnolia PI Select Christmas Jeweler is to be advanced, but it would seem that by this m e th e I a im . b l o c k , w h o owns! aviation newspapers in ntuiiy cities Includ­ sacrifice has been su fficien t to show that whu ing Piltshurgh, Toledo und Nowthey needs now is stron ger and better planes, not add ark, hus bought for |f>00,000 Now o f life. U nfortu nately with ull the wrecked plan Irik’s baseball club, called "the * single one has -been found, nor u single clue Bears." Under Block’s ownership those "Beurs" will be real bean, ’ s, which might lei>f som e light as to the cause o f Block being n conspicuous member! ents. ’ the “ Bear" family. . In England the press is alm ost unanimous in condem n-! JUI(I l(1 J’uul Block's theory is that base15U, 0 ing any further attem pts to span the Atlantic for thu timeibuli club profit* are re;ally a by* .being. The Junkers Airplune Com pany in Berlin, which re-' pioduct of the newspaper business, hr. ccntly despatched tw o planes, forced to turn back by the in- and would drop if the newspapers dropped baseball. "Therefore," rmed t |ement weather' has ordered the abandonment o f further says practical Mr. Block, "since ocean flights this year- Even in this country, which has newspapers owners must* create i, been more successful than th e rest, and which is inclined to baseball profits, they should also express a certain bravado even in the face o f disaster, a dis- *'*•■ busebuii club owners." tlnct wave o f anti-ocean flig h t sentim ent la evident. s m 0 I.,VER ,.0I)0E mlJ„ Even William P. Mact racken, air secretary o f the Com- emm members of the British scieuthc merce Department, while opposed to any national prohib- tiflc association "gasp" by dcacribition o f long-ocean flights, adm its that nothing can be gain- lntJ the universe us a "space filled ed b.y furthL‘r ^ te m p ts 'o r the present. "T h e ever in c r e a s - T ^ • sure you have adeinsurance, fitted to special needs. Talk this agency today,' Jew elers-Optom etrlst First Nnt’l. Bank Bldg, Sanford, Flu. pry" is the first eastins-AUantic plane to go , We were beginning beginning to feel f cocky about Americans and ability to fly ucross. May be rill be a good lesson for us. ■ »:-------- -o- ■■ npsey knocked Krueger out of ng the other day when the w could do a few months ago In training for Sharkey was iae him around the ring. Evi' Dempsey la better, but he'll niurj. U wi NO GREAT THING is achieved without sacrifice. Those distressed by loss of life in flying may remi mber that the total number of dinths in trnns-Atiantic flying Is .smaller than thu number Rilled uutomohiling on uny Tine Sunday, The thin? is to keep on and con- A rchitect are already coming to we are told, and if we may a guess, a few more will see an even greater its this state than In f '■* '°--------r leath rate In Atlantic City ta b* so low that the undert e i are thinking of going is# other business. Well, us N , are concerned, they can b| FRANK LEVINE, AGAIN compelled to postpone his flight westward be­ cause of had weather, is determin* id to make the flight. Advice can­ not move him. On the train from London to Plymouth Inst Wednes­ day, this writer advised Levine, then taking his wife to the steam­ ship Isle de France, to give up the dangerous westward flight ami turn his money and energy toward airplane development. Having bought the rights to a small lowpriced airplane manufactured in France, and made plans for u big "weather proof" air machine, Le­ Disastrous Flights vine might do something more useful than risk his life on n return With the nam es of Tully and Metcalf. Borland, Hill and trip, especially after crossing the The Credit Association is an or­ #>eean once. But he is determined Payne added to the list o f those w ho have gone down at sea to make the flight, apparently be­ ganized society for the prevention of Cruelty to Credit. Just Pay ynui in the interest o f the advancement o f aviation, a strong cause he said he would do so. hills when they’ re due, and help to proven! this cruelty. The Sanford Credit Ass’n. Inc. That man and pony race in Carlina reminds us of the legend n>ut the tortoise and the hare, lly in this case the faster won. --------- o--------Judging from the records, they prht not to give them medals njr more for spanning the Atlant; they ought to put them in asy- JSJ7. Ft-irMa, a p p l y . tn’ n „ . | d o n a uf t h . Stall- nf pnrdort o f n Itf.- nrnti-n, tn the first il.tfre* o f , o i a i i i ' l n i at in,. Kail 1 i Iih Clri-iilt Court of- # , ly . Florida. ltulians, the Scandinavians unl| every one else while awaiting thu! ui rival of the American drama, can look up to find us culturally un exporting power. I Not is the export wholly of the baser staples o f quantity produc­ tion. The giri-and-music-tonnage from our machino factories Is bal­ anced by such Items as "The Silver Cord," from the art shops of the Theater Guild. In the meantime a visiting English actor, Mr. Fred Wright, assure us that there it, round reason, “ for the American excels in teamwork, in co-ordina-| Hon of effort and tn working to-| gether for the good of alh" These | ure the qualities which are innum-arable tougista In the past have tubmired in the British theatre, re-; turning to curse our own "star! system." And now behold! we are; tbld that we can give lessons t jj the British In the escape from the Ktars. Much credit for compliments such as these should probably go t*» ."Broadway," which has been LOANS J. H. JACKSON Phone 611 112 E. Second St. asher Full line o f Books & Supplies fo r the C ity & County, 1Buy your hooks tom orrow & avoid the rush Monday Seminole Book �ShadyRest ’ Telephone 148 Calendar FRIDAY Ldness meeting nnd election of for the Dependable-Class the Methodist Church at 7 kek at the Methodist annex. Atwater-Kent Radio Audition at , yilane Theatre at 8 o'clock. MONDAY Woman's Missionary Society of . first Baptist Church will m$ct $;J0 o’clock at the church. •Mines* meeting of the Prcs**ian Auxiliary will be held at Ulock at tho church. IExecutive committe of the PresIttrian Church Auxilliary will ( i t at 3 o’clock at the Church. Kathleen Mallory Circle of the Lptlst Church will meet with Mrs. I E. Tew on Avocoda Avenue, at [o’clock. [Women's Guild of Holy Cross Ipiscupal Church will meet with Irs. A. P. Connelly on Park Avebe qt 4 o'clock. St. Agnes Guild will meet with lira. Frank Caldwell at 4 o'clock it the homo of Min. David Caldwell B Rose Pfcurt. [Womens Guild of Holy Cross fhurch will moot at 3:30 o ’clock fith Mrs. A. P. Connelly at her jome on Park Avenue. Pipe Organ Club will meet with Irs. Clifford Baker nt Edgcwuter farm on Celery. Avenue. WEDNESDAY All day sewing party at the home (Mrs. A. B. Lovejoy for tho memns of tho1 Jenny Spaulding Cir- For G angsters O f Illinois MRS. FRED 8. DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR Residents Telephone 859,— J Charles L. Britt J r Members Of Sunshine$ e \V Y o r k Besiuty Celebrates * Birthday Class • Entertain For i Parlors Are Shown With Delightful P^irty Miss Chapman’s Class ln .M ilan e Picture [ ^Unusually jolly was the swim Tho member* of the Sunshine lass of the Methodist Sunday rning party and picnic given Thur* day afternoon by Mrs. C. L. UritL :hool of which Mrs. F. R. ^nthonoring her son Charles Lawrence ‘'hell is teacher,„ entertained the Britt Jr., on his eleventh birthdav boys o;f Miss •Mattie Chapman's anniversary. at a picnic Thursday after­ The lads met at the home of the noon at Green Springs. guest of honor and motored out \u Motoring to the Springs at an Evansdale Park where they enjoy* early hour, the boys and girU ed swimming and other sports. A f­ spent the afternoon in swimming, ter the swim, the boys were a;Wed games, contests ahd qther features, a delicious picnic supper augment­ l-ate in the evening a delectable ed with plenty of ice cream anti| picnic supper was served. Chaper­ oning this congenial group of cake. Assisting Mrs. Britt in looking young folks were Mrs. F. It. Mit­ aftef the pleasure of the young chell, Miss Mattie Chapman, and guesta wee? Mrs. Paul Monohan, •Mrs. T. C. Brown. Mrs. W. Birdsong, Miss Margeret In the party were: Miss Juanita McMullen, Miss Maxine BrockaBritt and Miss Juanita Smith. Invited to help Charles celebrate hahn. Miss Anna Lenore Brown, his natal day were: Charles Betts: Braxt'n Perkins, Frederick Daigor, Franklin Bennett, Billy Thigpen, Walter Berry Jr„ Saxon Birdsong, Harry Bower, Richard Deas, Fran­ ces Birdsong Jane Keely, Juanita Smith, and Margaret Britt. Misses Thrasher And Buhrman Are .Honored At Swimming Party I Mr. and AJVs. A. M. Richards of Miami ait* spending a few day's la linford as the guests of Mrs. Irriw C. Messenger. . v I Mrs. Jack Robinson of Orlando sill arrive here Saturday morning k>spend the week end ns the gue3t M Mis\ liuba Williams. I Miss Camilla Puleston, Miss Rcpcca Stevens nnd Miss Cliff ford Eiinholser leave Monday: fjnrtTaMMzasce where they wW -enter Pori da State College for Women. • | I Miss I.ucie Baldwin is spending a week nt Daytona Ber.cn' us the guest of Mr. and Mrs. WhUelaw of Miss Monorino Bollinger plan-; Orlando. to leave Sunday for her home nt Macon, Gn., after a pleasant vixi: Mrs. June RoumillaL has return­ hero ns tho guest of Mr. and Mrj. ed home after spending a short Henry Alt-ljuilin. time nt Cleretnnnt visiting lu-r sons Ralph and Carl Rountiltnl. Aug. 27.— Schlee and Brock hopped o ff from Harbor Grace, N. F. * Aug. 28.— Arrived Croydon, England, 2,330 miles. Aug. 29.—Croyden t<r Munich, 580 miles. Aug. 31.— Belgrade to Con­ stantinople, 5do milea. 8ept. 1 , — Delayed by authori­ ties in - Constantinople. Kept. 2.— Constantinople to Bagdad, 1,070 milps. Kept, 3.— Bagdad to Bender Abbas, Persia, 885 miles. Kept. 4.— Bender 'Abbas to Karachi, India, 925 miles. Kept. 0,— Allahabad to Calcut­ ta, India, 485 milch. Kept. 7.— Calcutta to Rangoon, Burma, 665 miles. Kept. 8.— Rangoon to Hanoi, French Indo-China, 1,000 miles. Kept. 9.—Hanoi to Hong Kong, 600 miles. Total distance covered, 10,155 miles. Instance still to go, 11,545 miles. !i harped'tht*m with •fnaJT ■ ‘j pm 'm' m m ■ ■ . ■ BENTON. IU.; Sept. B. (IN S )— on bond* awaiting a new trial for ^ ------------ ---- - - • Tumbled weeds and a few desultory robbery o f the United States mail. sunflower stalks Mourn today upon Ritter is at large, It Is true, but the pravp of ftmithcrnHHlnois gang- bunted like a rat •through the ster terrorism—mute symbols of a swamps of Louisiana to answer a .•eipii that is no more. charge of murder. "Shady Rest,’* whose walls, Tombstones mark the passing of blackened with bloodshed, hare others. heard the plottin pa of a hundred Williamson County for the first death mysteries, is n mass of ruins. time in more than ten yearsagoea The once pun-proof retreat o f the about it* daily work without fear |t*nit<ter lords, Art Newman( that the bathing of machine guns TODAY Charlie Birger, Carl. Earl and will send innocent women and Bernard Shelton, Connie Ritter and children ty premature grave. “ SLAVES OF BEAUTY!*! i _■r * . _ *--m| ether lighting luminaries in Caravans of merchandise drone A permanent wave In the foe “ Bloody Williamson” County*, is down the state highways, replac­ tain of youth— an interests: nqw n dumping ground. ing the rumbling of heavily pi&rdentertaining and novel - fll In the rear of the roadhouse one od liquor trucks. Beer running no showing a woman’s mad qu< may find remnants of machine longer is a problem confronting for perpetual youth.' ,„ guns, of un armored car, of the authorities Home brew kettles nrsennl which defied county and may sizzle in isolated basements Lloyd Hamilton Comedy --Hi state authorities. but the saloon, roadhouse, , viceBetter H a lf Novelty “ Mini dens ami white slavery, prevalent!, In Mexico” 1 Paramount M Alone In O il Charlie Birger sits alone in his under the regime o f tho Birgers* ceil here at Benton, nwniting the and Shcltons. has been thrust into : I summons of death, decreed by a limbo. SATURDAY Hot I)ng Stand jury for his part in the murder of “ ARIZONA NIGHTS” Joe Adams of West City. Art New­ The American institution of a . • man, his sch»ming lieutenant, hot-dog stand now occupies the j Fred Thompson In a tht “ squawkor" of the outfit, is in site of a famous madhouse near that will set your hair Chester state prison, serving a here. What few gangsters remain edge—don’t miss ’ “ Art life sentence with Ray “ Ixzy” Hy. Nights” land for (he same, slaying. Carl,, Earl and Berndrd Shelton nve free I Mrs. X. L. Jordon of Jacksonville is expected to nrrlve here Satur­ day to spend a few day* here with her daughter Mrs, Verne C. Mes­ senger. , Miss LcnnWUe 11agun plans to leave Sunday for Tallahassee where she will resume her studies nt the Florida State College for Women, vacation days are over and the every* Z morning lonch box w ill be w a itin g to be filled* A t P ig g m at h er as such a wonderful oppor- Mr. nnd Mrs. T. A. Tnttersun and Miss Ethelda Tntterson have re­ turned home after spending the summer at Daytona Bench. I Mrs. Lloyd Boyle left Thursday hr Laurens, S. Oh, where she will pit her parents for a fortnight. Miss Ethel Tillis who has beun [fending some time at Daytona Beach is expected to return home Itturday. 'O Mr. and Airs. R. A. Winston and daughter, Shirley, ure now* pleasnntly located at the Dnvey-Winston Apartments opposite Sun Lnnta. more gorgeous PERMANENT W AVE Miss Carol Stone, daughter of Air. and Airs. A. II. Stmie leaves .Monday for: East Lansing. Mich., where she "pH resume her studies affair 'tore. HIlas Louise Thrnshef, at University of Michigan. f l. i* I * fc , - *?* 1 Vr I m If Aliss Katherine Buhrman, Miss Betty Buhrman, Alias Pauline Wall ace, Aliss Elizabeth Shoemaker, Miss Afargaret (Cowan, Mr.i and Monateiur Gene of I Mrs. R. B. Monroe’, Mrs. J. A. Cowan, Paul Stines. George Cowati, N eV Y ork' Stacy White, Edward Buhrman, . -j .-. * j John Hudgins, Paul Oberholtzer >mes to Sanfqfil Saturday, nne ( mnd Mutt Riddle. y only, to Introduce newest j Mother OflVlrs. Babbit And Mrs.Thorton Dies |MUs Rebecca, Scott, a member n tho Seminole High School fuculCf, is'expected to arrive here SatWord had b^-en’ received in San Way from Nashville', Tcnn., wherb ford telling of th« death Thurs­ |he has been spending the summer. day afternoon of Mrs. David Hun­ t T^~ •* ' -i ■ ter at her 'hqmfcln Winter Park. Mrs, Grady Duncuij and.children Airs. Hunter hna.m:inv friegdi. hero ind Miss Gladys lluncan who have where she has visited ottah iis the wen spending the summer‘ in thd guest o f'h e r twu daUghttfVs, Mrs. mountains of north Georgia re­ W. S. Thornton and Mrs. Dwight turned home Wednesday afternoon. Babbitt. Funeral service* are to be held The many friend/ of Miss Alma Coertx will be pleased to learn Sunday afternoon. Burial will take that she is getting along nicely uf- place in Winter Park. t«r an operation Wednesday morn­ ing at the Fernald-Laughton hosMr. and Mrs. J. Olin Laney and Inughter Gcno Martin returned bimo t Thursday evening from a motor trip to Miami, I’iilm Beach ind other places qf interest on the East Coast. Mis-x Aloe Holly left Friday af­ ternoon for Jacksonville where she l*ill attend the Chi Omega Dance lat the Country Club. While in JnckIt'siville Mias Holly will be tho Irteat of Miss Sue Alderman. I Dwight Babbitt k'ft Fridqy for I siltBonvilli* wliuie ho govs to-meet IF*. Babbitt and Miss Laura Chit-' ■tedt-n who tin* returning home af|*r upending the summer at points I# Colorado and other places out [tnt. ;«f Mr. and'Mrs. W. A. McClelland Iwd daughter Mary Lea.McClel“ 0d, who nave been the guest of “ ri, McClelland’s Bister, Mrs. HenT Mclxiulin for the post two ***«, leave Sunday for th «r •one at Ma<on, Cu.* ^ r . and Mrs. P. M. Ehier and I Alice Elder returned homo I nurcday- evening from Clayton, I where they have been spend- W lito Hbtr,S W tti?n ........ /i <j t . - Entire Service $3.00 \* All w aves. jjU&Kjyiti no stn igg1y? enri!r. boiling finglcts SPECIAL • P. P A U L 3l)‘J T i n t National Hunk Hldg. Let’s Make Saturday The Last Day C|f The Big Almost cleaned out! The stock is almost gone! If you wish to grdsp an opportunity tQ save— you had better hurry— the early Bird will catch the wdrjjjiin this case! It’s here for yoii if you want it— you don’t, leave iUJone—Saturda^will probably be your last chance to cash in on the biggest sale of women’s wearing apparel ever held in Sanford— don’t let OPFORTUNITY pass by, grasp it now! ^ ^ look It over us an offer. and make ■ ■ DRESSES Hats! Hat8! FIXTURES W c have a number of, For Sale! hats left that we will -■ * M erchants here is your ch an ce! We will sell en* (Ire slock in bulk ns it is in our siore-r^ om e Your last chance at these o ffe r at a dosw iut priefr. See them. You can’t buy $23.50 values— less than gain > K *M 5 *T1 $ 4 .8 5 Ail fixtures must g o - come unit see these splen­ — Bankrupt Prices Saves Y ou m oney! 14" ' ■ ) cheaper than ! At Baiikrupt Priced! SALE CONDUCTED AT -va WinstorTand daughter, nu’ces Winston of FranklinC.. have Arrived here and are lllu ... . k . at the T-v..,-.. Davey- ,drge loose waves or Phone 3I9J a dozen left— your JjjL, li| Til —j |V tuni^y to search the spacious shelves if o r / a p p e t i z i n g Lunch Variety. $25 Wave $16.67 _ $15 JMave $10.00 ‘ $10 Wave $ 6.67 * , i After Neamm-niMwitti fur a Irniited time only 1*3 discount on o«r regular .prices. Beauty Shoppb For Sale In BULK! it EXTRA Swirl Service ia -r ^ L ____ bhingle dudes Swirl Hair Cut, Shampoo, *er Wave. For prompt itcrmako lapjmintments,' Cull 349 J. , ■' IS T O C K fY T T -f A JELLOy 3 pkgs. for . .> . No. 2 TOMATOES; 3 for . . No. 2 SILVER TOP PEAS, 3 for WALDORFTOILET PAPER, 4 f< CORNFLAKES, 3 pkgs. No. 1 DEL MONTE PEACHES No. 2 DEL MONTE PEACHES 2 1-2 CAN UBBY DILL P1CKLI 15 oz. pkg. SEEDLESS RAISINS r DEPARTMENT MAI Chuclk Roast, lb. 20c Sf&S&Nw. . . 35c BEEF LAMB VEAL t [ SPARE RIBS, lb did fixtu res and make us a^prlce— nothing reser- PURE PORK SAUSAGE, lb. vdd— this is your chance to- buy cheap! VEAL CHOPS, lb �whole original queation. Only members; ft was arranged, should be admitted, each with one guest. A committie was appointed to look over the guest* and another difference had to be straightened out, ' V _ ,V ' Mrs. Coolidgs came. Bright smile* and polite small ta.k hiu burning hearts. Mrs. Coolidje en­ tered the club house, The wind ■blew over n flower vase nnd spilled i the water all over her new, hand: . painted chiffon. The receiving line formed. A lady fainted, because she LONDON.Sept 9, (INS)— Many girU p «J m a s i v e prices for beau| “ The excitement of meeting the •ty preparations which are not First Lady of the land was too really aWs to beauty at all, ac­ much" Mrs. Conlidge drank n cup cording to John P. Leverseege, an­ , of tea. Eight ladios had been npalyst to the City of Birmingham, ’ pointed to pour, but it was obvious who has been investigating beauty that eight cups o f ten would be an parlor secret*. lover dose and seven withdraw. Everyone had “ a perfectly lovely •(- Llverseege found in the case of It me” but the conversation is fnst one face]powder that the chief con­ and furious today. stituent* were talc and sine oxide, or carbonate, with alum, mngnesta TIJNNEY BESTS and chall^,^l*o included. --.One sam'ple of a paste which costaOc for half an mmeo differed little from sine ointment. Another, paste, about twice the strength o f sine ointment, was Another famoua "W e” has Just returned to America— Art. Goebel priced at 90c for about one ounce. Lieut. W. V. Davis, U. B. N. and tho monoplane "Wootaroc,” In which A cream,for which the charge was they won the $25,000 Callfornla-to-IIawall race prUo. Goebel (left' •30c an ounce contained five per tnd Davis, back in San Francisco, nre shown singing some o f lb* airs they learned In llawalL cent, of oxide of sine with moisture -wax, and rich starch. “ In most cases," declares Liver, Florida— lias 28,mm nt ■cage in,, summing up his inveati. highways, 5,000 mile* hardsur gatioRn, "tbo^-ticles were perfum(ul. ad and .{jointly packed, hut the prices were excessive, and In some cases, atsgny rate, their value for the purposes indicated was prob­ RAPID CITY, S. I)., Sept. 7— ,'she had to bido her time. That was palm family. It grows to a length lematical.",,, It’s no bed of roses, folks, this en­ Sept. 1. and, immediately after that Oven 800 feet and is found in Llverseege declares the modern tertaining the wiffr of a president. date she extended an invitation. It the Philippines. t* -------------- r-------Main Street did it, hut head* nrv eras done in person, too. erase for dancing to be respnslblc Mrs. Coolidge accepted. Then 1 A barber shop nnd beauty paraching and tempers are seething for the large increases in the pro­ duction ,of "powder ■ and paint" j along that well known thopnigh- flame the question of where the lor for dogs in London varies its from which many manufactures fnre today a* n direct result there­ function would be held nnd wh« prices for haircuts and shampoo* of. Frontier aristoe-acy ha* re­ Would be admitted, and under cover according to the sire of the animal. •re making huge fortunes, verted—q»lus some finesse--to the • h. "One of my Inspectors," he says, tactics rrf it* hardy progenitors and S pen t 95 in purchasing ten sam­ n number of throats wero being ples of powder and paste which, politely cut this morning in overexcept for. the perfume and pack­ the-back-fence conversation*. ing, could have been bought for President and Mrs. Coolidge J less than a dollar." Promineqt London beauty spec, la lists diny that huge fortunes are Magnolia A t Second Phone -77 being made from the game. They odadare that Llverseege must have conducted his Investigations into '.-the cheeper products only, which ;gre put up by small manufacturers tb> satiate the working- girla taste fo r cosmetics. Prompt Deliveries Fresh Foods The prices charged in the more LOp-to-date and expensive parlors, £ttwy assert are reasonable when ] the coat of the various prepara­ t io n s used are taken into consul■*r*tfn with the expense o f traint highly skilled assistant*. Rapid City Is Agog With Excitement Over Party Given For Mrs. Coolidge iHINGTON, Sept. 0„ — Ex kota, Minnesota, Wisconsin. Ilbnof the Immlgmiori quota ois, Indiana, Michigan. ()h.la °!1' ims to include all countries Pennsylvania. In that »*ctloj? , western hemhphe'o will be [ Mexican immigrants have 1 “ ■in a renewed drive to be their way into the steel, mine a t a the next Cpngreis. This 'sugar beet industries and into rl gn, aimed particularly at yoad wo*k to the ecenomic ne r will be led by Secretary |ment of the laborers already o ir Davis and Immigration hand. .■ , . ... ssioncr Hull. , As evidence of the “ undesirable immigration authorities ability*' of this class of immgrue stand that the 1924 quota . lion figures for the fis m >’c^ ertieely closed the d o o i to •1925-20 arc cited. In tPat yn:u ruble” aliens from Europe, ; mere than 42,000 Mexicans enterhe same timo left plenty of ed the count*y, of which only 4 its open along the Mexican were of the professional classes ‘ ‘ were skilled laborers. Of inder, 840 followed misnimbly ” could enter and are on toting without restraint. This leak. ....... - ________ _ age, th" "fficals say, is upsetting' reh) ad no occupation. 26.19! wcr<the equilibrium which it had been 1Jistcd as common laborers, and bin hoped the 1924 law vtotild establish ! as servants. and is bringing into the country : While immigration f'«m Eurc-po great ijuitntitleR of cheap labor, has been cut down fn>ni more than thus ilcfeiting tho primary pur-' a million In 1914^0 approximately roses of the quota act by keeping ( 156,000 in 1920, immigration from down the standard o f living. Mexico has been gaining at a pri*rn Central States ! portionate rate. 399,999 in 1926, This situation, acconling to A s -! persons having entered thi* counriatant <•■,nmissione>* Husbnnd, is, try from Mexico in lji<‘ le*t eight especially true with regard to the yea-s. In the fiscal year ending North iVntrul States such as Miss. 'June 30. 1920, Mexican immigrants ourl, luwa, North and South D a-, numbered 52,361; in 1921. 30,758; that every custom er who com es into our store wants the best at a reasonably low price— nnd to have these wants attended by courteous, efficient clerks. K now ing this, we invite you to Q u a lity -S e r v ic e -C o u r te s y loc’KincadeWarns evine Not To Try tlantic This Year LONDON, Sept. fl.-ONS)—Em­ phatic warning not to attempt to iy th*f airplane "Columbia" across m Atlantic this ycar. was glv<;n •day to CKarlfl* A. Levine, owner f the plane, by T. Harold "Doc" ide, American aeronautical export h* warning provided a dramatic teldent on the platform at Water, pstation lmme*liately befro kintJ*’a departure for Southhampton her# he was to embark for the United State*. Levine and others, including a umber o f newspaper reporters, •re at station to bid Kincade podbye. "I am undismayed by anything tat has happened on tho Atlantic" «prtne told Kincade, "and 1 tell jm I shall make this flight the mot* word cornea from Capt. tneheUffe." “Then you will go without my . K.” Kincade shot back, emphahave given you no cartEcate Of air-wtSkneH* for the viMt us to d a y ! 19c Libby’s Rose PEACHES No. 21-2 . , White House Evaporated MILK Tall Can 10c White House Evaporated MILK Small Can 5c 69c Klim Pow dered invitation for the President and h i*; wife would not bo regarded with favor. Tho retiring president of the tA--.a~s._i.* i.. i— v Fortnightly Club— — ul»" a jnC-E member accepted this und. told her friend* that in her opinion, the most gracious courtesy that could ba paid Mrs. Coolidge would ho to let her nhn'iy'— • Then came the election nml a non-member o f the Cnrrent Event.* wa* designated president, effective Sept. 1. Tho new Fortnightly lead­ er had entirely different ideas, but ."Columbia.” She isn’t fit tn f i n what I tell you ia coming to her if you start out so Into in tho sea­ son." Turning then to the reporters, Kincade said:- "I want it cleariy understood that I refuse to havo the lives o f these two men on iny hands." Levine arid Kincade then sh<rik hands und as the train pulled out of the station, Kincade repealed his warning. "Don’ t take the "Columbia" across the water this year" were his parting word*. MILK lb. Tin I have recently taken over Stone’s Filling Station and wish to assure all patrons that the same high standard of service will be maintained and ask for a continu­ ance of your business. My friends are cordially invited to give us a trial. W. R. MAY Succcwtor to Stones Filling Station 1120 Sanford Avo, Phone 773 W 15 oz. Pkg. 2 for 25c Sultana Q | RED SALMON Tall C a n ........... ° 10S PA LM ETTO AV E Blue Peter SARDINES... Imported 15c American SARDINES 1-4 Oil 5c ENCORB SPAGHETTI 10C with Cheese and Tom ato .................... ............ Snow Floss SAUER KRAUT No. 2 1-2 Can 14c Silver Floss KRAUT JUICE No. 3 Can 14c * P & G Naphtha ’ SOAP 10'Bars 40c Palmolive TOILET SOAP 3 Bars 22c .. . .-.( T iVfllRED JPQWPER . ' ... The TASTE tells that It’ s pure ■ 4 fresh milk* Western Pot Roast of BEEF lO&LLlb Western Round & Sirloin STEAK JAM Qt. Jars Rajah MAYONNAISE i. ,8 oz. Jar 19c - r — -----------------------------— .New York « R^jah Sandwich Spread 8oz.;Jar 23c ptmnd. Tbtrr’i 4 U t« / g ta d m tt t t i i J up in tads And Silverhrook A & P Creamery BUTTER 1. Pound Pkg. 49c A & P Creamery BUTTER Cut From The Tub Pound49c - Standard Nut OLEOMARGERINE Lb. .1*4 lb, Free with Each Pound A & P Pure GRAPE JUICE PL Bottle 19c 8 O’clock COFFEE Special Brand Lb. 33c A & P Pure GRAPE JU KE Qt. Bottle SSc GINGER ALE 2 Bot 205 Magnolia Ave. 1 f it COCOA 1*2 lb. Tin W estern Pork Choi *■ ‘ J Buy tbtm by Blue Bonnet Market 2nd Street A Sanford Avenue ; fVfL Vemay and Wm. Musgrave, Proprietors . ^P R E TZE LS it Quaker. Maid Frankfort . “ Pretzel* today arc better than ever. Crl*pler thanuhe kind we had when. Grant wa* pre*ldent. Crunchier and more brittle than even those of the Garfield-Arthur period. And the aalty'taste is what I call la ity .” The-Golden Age of pretzels la here. Pcoplcare eating O-So-Gud Pretzels every chance they get. Before you go to b e d great. With ginger ale — fine. W ith soup, salad or dessert—nothing smackler. For chib dren In between meals. • Easy to digest? Yes. And remember—$ O-So-Gutl is the name. Why so good?. Because they’re made by the Uneeda Baker*. CHEESE Lb Red Circle COFFEE Fresh Ground Lb. 35c manas, 3 lbs. u...... ........................... . mtaloupes, Rocky Fords, fan cy...... ‘mems,- dozen .............. ...... ............. implpes, 4jb. .......................................... tafofes, 10 lbs. ................................. liofcs^ 3 Jbs........ :.......... ;;...... ............... eeb Potatoes, long reds, lb..... ........... *■ O-SO-GUD Sultana A ssorted Sliced. Breakfast BACON • W* a Cleanser 3 for QUALITY MEATS a press, Grandpaisaid: “Unceda Bakers’ pret. Sunsweet PRUNES 2 lb. Pkg. 30c r a is in s Old nutch Back in ’ 73 Grandpa (was the pretzel biting champion of KokoncwCounty—and he’* stilt m 1 * Eood. He can bite/stralght through the alphabet without spoiling a single pretzel Bobby can already make a MB” in a single bite, but he’* aptfto leave rough edge* on h is“ Q’*.” In a statement recently bitten for the Del Monte • A n d th ey’ r/e b o th ard en t p.retzeleers Sanford at Geneva McLandcr Arcade NATIONAL'BI �{ird Daily II weld rr AD. RATES U Cash in Advene* SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX INC 203 Unit A vs. Phone 41 4— Business Service 6— Help Wanted (Mole) WANTED — Automobile jalesman. None but experienced high grade man need apply. ('. H, Abbott, Falcon-Knight Distribu­ tor, Orlando, Fla. FOR RENT: Five room bungalo1* at the comer of Palmetto Avenue anti Katie Street, lairg* living room, dining mom, two bedrooms, hath, with shower, kitchen equip­ ped with electric range. Front end rear porches. $49 monthly. Address S. C. B. care The Herald. NEW YORK, Sept. 9, (INS)— On the none too broad shoulders o f 1young Tommy Hitchcock, 'ated as j one o f the best polo players the |game has ever produced, real the ! fortunes o f the Amcricran "Big Four” in the international champ­ ionship matches for the West­ chester Cup which begin tomorrow rates on request at the Meadow Brook Club nt tfduced rates are for Wesihu'y, N. Y. If- an.l it Is a Lstive insertions. great big If— Hitchcock is in atySecond H alf; Fist Fights •and it costs so little a 12 word' r*«rds jf average length thing like good condition, the proaAre Feature Of TheContest UUJ a 1'ne„„ , FOR SALE: Furnished Spanisn ad for one month costa only $2.G0. ; pciAa are that the historic trophy Siam charge of 30c for iiungalow « f 5 rooms. Well locat­ |which has been shutting back and ed, of good construction. Owner, ORLANDO. Sept. !>, —tlrlnndo, j forth across the Atlantic for more 1I’ hone 148 I(jvertlsing is restricted Blabbed a latterly fought contest j than 40 years will remain safely in Just *.,k for "Classified Depart Situation wanted as experienced living out of city ami will sell "at from the Miami Hustlers, 3 to 1,1 I the United States fo* at least anSan* stenographer. Coll Gayle Mar­ reasonable price, and on easy, hen- Thursday afternoon in the I terms. House Is located on High. I other three years. merit” shall 201. |{"rald will$<JS’^ n®lble Strest, nenr Elm Avenue with r.t-1 firs t game of the post season aer­ ilv one im/rrect insertion. ! But if Tommy who wna gassed in tractive surroundings. Double gn-i ies for the Florida State league1 - |WANTED— Rain K r W lor subsequent , the war and is now suffering lpbundling hits off "Chief" McBee.t rage. Price furnished $8,500.00 ona. The office ■hould be I cieaaingly from the effects of that CLEAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS 800 to. 1200 K1*!- ca $500 cash and the balance any r e -t in tile first and seventh stanzas. I WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT " r galvanized tin. 1experience, should not be abla to “ Red" Sweeney, toiling on the | ason able way. Address Box 43 SOMETHING NEW AND BET- Cameron Ave. San play through the series of the j mound for the Colts, kept seven Care Herald TER. FOR FURTHER IN FORM A15— A partm en t Iwst two out of three matches,, the safeties fairly welt distributed and TION. CALL PHONE 236-J OR I --------------------------English fou' stands an excellent FOR SALE! Well ronatruccteil deserved a shutout, Lees wide j chance of carrying o ff the cup SEE, V. C. COLDER, SANFORD,' fomfortabie sleepi Herald representative bungalow, corner Palmetto AVo peg to second allowing Bingham to V LA. 1 rnnv,ni*ini>a, *) and the glory. ighiy familiar with rates and Katie Street. Five rooms, bath ■Ion- fioai third In the fifth. and clasilfuction will Serious concern is felt in the with shower* kitchen equipped with PHONOGRAPH—repairing^ piano ^ ____________ Manager Phil Wells, of (Mnndn mu complete information, headquarters of the Atr.erliun tuning by experts with 17 years TW() tt00M FURNISHED apart electric range. Owner out of th*.* was chased from the game in the f )Uu wish they will assist team over Hitchcock's condition. city and will sell at lese than a.t* third inning following an argu­ t wording your want ad. After hla last practice on Labor eT n . a c c S ,n f Drd To*LC ‘ V T «•«•$ with garage. 703 Pul mil value. Price $0500,00 with $100 and Gift Shoppe Room 1 0 * 11 Me- metto Ave or hl 282-W. ment with Umpire Moore on cal­ Even champions have to take it at times. Witness thFr^photogrnph of Day he nad to be assisted from the ,ke it more- effective, Lander Arcade, Phone 8 3 2 . ______________l_________________ cash and $75 monthly. Addreas ling Kirby out at second handsome Gene Tunney. Here he is Inking one in the stomach, and a |Meld and if he does play tomorrow Box 101 care The Herald. v^ent to third on Edmondson’s My 4POHPANT NOTICE , it will be only sheer grit and nerve to Casa res but Moore ruled Ki'by stinging one at that, |r*»m Billy Vidabcck, n sparring mate. The photo- ■that will carry him into the battle. rertisers should give their attenrtiv. ? J u ’ L3750.00 is the prlftce of small cet- left the keystone station before L„___ graph Was taken on l-abur Day. the first photograph of Tunney's first or postoffice address as !n?oV Jn i furnl9he‘‘ ’ , tnge on well located lot on Mag- the ball fell. i workout for his coming fight with Jack Dempsey. , u their phone number If T e a ' l l 5 ^ noil. Avenue. $50 ecash all that Is Miami third baseClem Foss fcsire results. About or.e ' 111 1 _____________ tequired. Balance payable just iike man was ejected from the |inrk in r out of a thousand has . rent, liox 124, care The Herald. LANEY.S DRUG STORbN-Pre- e i i a v i a u e n » (phono and th eothers ■criptions. Drugs, Soda. W ea n rURNlSllKD- f«air room apart- ___________J ___ _________________ the seventh inning following un attack on umpire Fredericks, w h» communicate with you as near you as your phone. Cali D’J ment. All modern. Close in, 221H, ZJ— /y^reag,. p or g a ]e SOUTHERN LEAGUE Oak Ave. Phone 190 W. . “ _____ _______________ ruled Tinker safe at third. Pl.iyem they know your address, New Orleans 5; Atlanta 4. and poliiv guards were called on discontinurnce MUST be WIGHT-CHRISENBERRY PRINT Mobile 1; Birmingham 13. SMALL FURNISHED npnrtm-nt the field to separate the embat­ 1*) ACRES in Longwood, corner o f in person at the Sanford SHOP — Printing engraving, Little Rock 7; Chattanooga 4. for rent near Seminole High , PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Sept. 0. interspersed n protest. The Grove and Orange Avenues 3. E. tled player and arbiter. d office or by letter. Tele- embossing. See us first. We do it. Memphis 5; Nashville 2. school; garage. Tel. 124—J. 1-4 of N. E. 1-4 of S. W. 1-4 Sec. i discontinuonces are not Orlando scored two with two —The key match of the entire 1‘ rJn^h team to date ha* bee Phone 417-W, R.R. Avenue-Com­ 25 Twp. 20 Range 29. Thomas J. away in the first on successive Dnvis Cup challenge round was jV*^ , • . mercial Street. i i*"? SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE FURNISHED apartment, 3 rooms Baxter Care Herald. . . singles by Edmondson nnd I-ohr- scheduled for this afternoon with } i^rcfor * it'seem* to*be'den Pensacola 4; St. Augustine 2. nnd bath, all modern convenien­ Efficient LUMBER and complete tins or (ouj — . Prompt mann and manage Well double ,h„ meeting of tn» American and thnt „ man l)f Bnrotrn’s Jacksonville 7; Selma 10, I Service building material. Low prices. ces; for adults only. 417 W. 2nd St. 24— LoU For Sal® In the seventh the Colts chased J-rvach teams tt being gene rail v nm#t be recognized somewhe Columbus 4; Ssvannah 3. i hone 203. W. * . i| ! , Security Lumber Co., "Where Good Montgomery 14; Albany 1. ulomubik's S10 cash and $10 monthly will buy in another on Tinkers double, understood that the leunt that won simiB time. Gradie Come From” Maple and - -Abrams sacrifice and Sweeney’s this pmteh wg|ild be tlu team that Tiltlon and Hunter! Sixth. Phour 797. 18— Houses For Rent two bagger. Miami scored Its lone wqn the cup hut mrmatters st'Aid at | That thnt Tilden SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE tally in the fifth ns Keyes opened the end or yesterday a singles. p|#kf(| himself a partner wl DODGE Knoxville 2; Spartanburg A. . with a double but was forced at $ ranee had one match and America , p|ay oijly off the forehand, re can and Graham trucks Char tut te fi; Augusta 4. id 13th Street. Phone 3. $30 per month. Woodruff A REAL bargain for the man who third in Binghams roller. Mtllee another but it waa generally fig- ;amt Hunter! Asheville 3; Greenville 2. mrana ,|)at team work uap T ” A. Brotherson, wishes to engage in the ruising singled and was forced nt sec- ured Mat another skirtn.sh in the | Columbia U; Macon 5, «| of truck, of .citrus fruits, *’p oultry olid on Foss tap. To second nnd singles would see th: invaders get* I(|0ublci has gone for a t INS A COWAN CO. Auto . I. *-----[and live stock of oil kinds. Thirty* Bingham rounted. The clubs will ‘"IT slightly the better of it, and, marathon. It means that f INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE ; ilor and sheet metal works, rlay here again InniO'row moving that theretoro everything devolved [ match of this Davis BUNGALOW — on four acres of land that offers high Reading 5; Newark 3. • CLARENCE SMITH inch Ays. Phona 710-W. l,w d 'able*. double* that America has Syracuse 9; Toronto <1. High Street near Elm Avenu*. rolling lands for citrus, muck lands tho neons of battle to Miami for uPon General Contractor It was the doubles that we had ated a team that is half bak Others, not scheduled. Furnished, all improvements, gar­ for truck and bulbs' arid if small Saturday an’d fUintlay, CU0 W. First St. to consider today. 7 he Cunts were know, of course, that Tildi ANFOKD BUlCK CO age, two bedrooms, bath,- living lake for pasture land. On the SanPhone 441 vn it it vn a p to be William T. Tllrfcn ami Fran- Hunter won the Wimbledon AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ” 212 „ Mugnoliu Ave. room, dining nook, kitchen. Beau­ fortl-Orlundo road three miles front A ces T. Hunter, vs. Jacques Brugnon plonshlp but this happens to Sanford. One thousand doflnra cash, Phone 307. tiful shade trees. Owner in the Milwaukee 0-10; Minneapoll* 1-4 i.icfh iU * 9 (-1 . 1 • JFM/RiHAHA’ThftttVdfe M l* lime where we insist that Bitingm, north. Will rent to responsible balance on easy terms that will'al­ Kansas City 5-4; St. Paul 3-1 I galvanized P»rty nt reasonable rote. Ask for low you tit make the Payments Louisville 1; Toledo A MODEL TRIM CO. Indianapolis 12; Columbus 3. Cowan. Oak M*. Berg at the Herald office. rtm the car, not the owner 'hone 817 for estimates turfmd with the arrest of t h / ’ AMERICAN LEAGUE P. W. RADFORD New Yolk 2; St. Louis L fighters. t-iiiiMoeipnla V; Detroit I. 1 5— Help Wanted Female The two principals were fined Boston 10; Cleveland H. HUPS—MAKM0N8 $100 etch yesterday, but announc­ Washington 3; Chicago 4. inford Automobile Co. 9d— jVIlscelianeflus For 8a!* ed they wauld appeal the time. ijnolia A ve. Phon NATIONAL LEAGUE Johnson wns released without pun­ 2-door Ford sedan, good condition, Totals St. Louis 7; Chicago II, ishment. ORD-Ovcrland Co. ^Villysf $125 cash See Paul Oherholtxer, OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 9. (INS)— Orlando, fhts 1 Overland, Whippits, Phone 231. A ( Both fighters deny the fixing | Others, not scheduled. A hearing id the office of State Kirby, If ft Commercial Sts. Phono 58. Boxing Coknmissioncr Ira Voor- charge. Stribllng said he did the | CHEVROLET TOURING; CAR: Johnson,cf Itees nt Lincoln today will decide best he couhl "with a broken good running condition, new Edmondson, rf disposition of the purses claimed NEW YORK S-pt. 9,-UNS)-Al­ paint, new headlightn $75,cash. Lehrmann, 3b bv "Young” Stribllng of Macon, hand,” which he claimed he re­ though Paulino Utcudun. dasqio Federal Bakery, Phone 694. Wcllry c Ga., and Leo Diebel of Chicago, ceived in the third round. A doc­ hott'Vweight, was gi»*’ -s n d ow tor testified that his hand was .... l ill low mg a questionable boxing FOR SALE: 4 collie pups. 9 weeks Lee,c last night in hie fifteon-rwin l “ badly injured.” exhibition here Tuesday night. old. $4i00 each. Phone 3205. ■bout with Tom Ilceney of Ne V If the fighters ran convince the Tinker, 21 Stribling und Diebel were arrest­ Zealand, fistic expe't* were al­ Adrams, lb 2 ed nt the end of the affair, charg­ commission today that the fight most unanimous today in declarinir Sweeney, p 3 ed with having participated in u was on the "up-and-up," they will an­ that the declaion should have been "fixed" fight. Jack Johnson, for­ be paid their pursea, it was .... ....... awarded to Heeney. Newspapernounced. Stribling's share amounts Totals ........ 29 mer world's heavyweight champBy International Nawa to get agreed that Heny wdn Ik#3 Score by innings pion, nnd manager of Diebel, was to $2,200 und Diebel was l greater number of ruunda. $ 1 , 100 . also taken in custody when he InThe lost lap of the National Leuguu pennant race atarta today Oriundo ..c 200 IMHI 10x—3 with the western clqba defending Summary ■ the fort aguinst thd invader* from Two base hUi>Well», Tinker th; east, headed by the onmshing and Sjveeney. Sacfiflces Knaupp, Keyes and Abrams. ( VIE. BEEhi \ f 0ET '►/OUf? M A \ V /E R W ^ * ^ 0 H E A P rttO D'uhle play i Casares to Knaupp \ of their 11 tu 7 victory nv»r the Tutum to Hernandez; Lehrmanti to HOME ’ki h a d W A S AWFO^Some people do not need the greatest Woo Fe l l e r s - owjin' m e _ Cardinal* yesterday, rqdat tackle -fiC K lE D ,U S x, \ Abrams. OUR SOPPER ih>: aecond-place Giants, while the a l l Tvaese n ice Fis h . mileage in the world—they want real Lejt on base., Miami 6; Orlando N GOT TTm E. FELLERS CiWiM \ League-hading Pirates and the WOO ALL OOR \ W E S,M V . M A WAS V/ERV "**' Cardinal! face easy pickings in the savings on first cost. “f P lan f e r Base on bolls o ff McBe* 3; off FISH* MAKES I -T iC W L E D -V E R V M U C rtPh'lilei and rub na. A NOUR E R When Hack Wilson whacks som*- Swee Hoy 4. So we make this announcement we T o o M O C r t-A M D M £ | O U lTt A s o B o r vmb Struck out by McBee 2; by of his lung hits, the Cubs wifi. M E S S ALL OF EM W E L L , T MW StLF. A M D id n ' t HA vje have tires at all prices. Hack walloped twg triples yester- Sweeney 2. CTGLTHER ROrt ELTh NO NICE FISP\ VJERV e t U P lO — 8 u T Umpires Lohr, Moo*e nnd Fretlday and helped Charley R<ot reg­ Good tires— at prices so low they will SOPPER L\V<e L E A R N ini’ F A S T * ister hi* 25th victory, Every man vElT S g o n n a on the Chirago outfit got at Last d o n ’ t TAKETH a V vMKH I surprise you* one hit and they ksyoed Sherdel | V VGrtNEN T b O T R ttiV * A 1 and Bell in the sixth, scoring five | JONES WALKS RUTH The best known brands—atprices based runs. -T D A V on quantity buying. Let us quote you The other National League.clubs. NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-(IN9)-Sa l were idle. In the American League the coet o f G oodrich Sitvertow na ajid th; Yankees exerted their peculiar Sam Jones of the St. Louis Brown* jinx over the St. Louis Browns and used to pitch for the Ysnkeea and G ood rich R adio Cords and B a lloon s. trimmed the Mound City boys 2 to *o he knows the weakness of Babe I. The Browns haven't beaten the Ruth and Lou Gehrig, New Yo>k * lYinks in 19 starta this Mason. It big sluggers. The weakness is a j was Laaieri day and the wonder- base on btllt, JonM walked* Ruth G oodrich Rubber ?i| G ood rich ; ful wop drove in th4 winning run three time* yfsterday and Gehrig R e p a i r j with a sacrifice fly. ; , twice, preventing them from hitt­ F A N MUi m ObdI Waite Hoyt* held the BrownDs ing any horror. Ruth, with 49, is rich KITS thetn. pr*««at V w W B E L T S 1to three bits and extracted a $2,600 atilt foor ahead, of Oehrig. tutw itoubU* M i l ! bonus from the well-heeled wallet *od length,* M L eu slipping— C om plete enough Go o d r ic h •l Col. Jake Ruppert, f itjher aad no teams. Utr Tiiptd" for snudl blowouts. Sam Jon:* of the Bruwna allowed hot ('it ; hits, hut the only help he Specisl at Blow O u t P a tch 25c received wes from Ken WIIHams, •nd ur* who clouted hla 17th hr mar t f the season. The Wh'te Sox started Reynolds, a rookie, in left field and th* lad burn-d up thr diamond. He wal­ loped three'hlU, including a hom­ • I lft W e n lW lW t a er, which staked the Sox to a 4 to 3 victory over Washington. Goalin hit a homer for the Ni Lefty G r ve of the A Dtered h's Jflth v ic to r ,’. In Uming the Tlgira, 9 t a homer in the bargain. The Red Sox went or Is, will be received and collector sent for payment• ___Je a Hue .... .7e a line ___6c a line ___ 4c a line COLTS WINNERS! OF FIRST GAME 1 WITH HUSTLERS METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ FOR RENT: Small cottage on er? isting. Metal shingles; 11— .Miscellaneous ' ______ Magnolia Avenue just north o f standing seam tin and galvinized '~ ~ '" Central Street. $25.00 monthly, roofa. See James H. Cowan. Oak ulo Awning Box 12.'i enre The Herald. CAR AWNINGS.Ave. and Third St. Phone 111. Co. U Ball Bldg. FOR RENT:—Two houses, 1403 YOUR BUSINESS —card appear- j _____________ and 1405 W. First Street. Kent ing daily in this column will I 12— W anted Vulcanizing Works. , -r j Orlando Team Grabs Series reuch over 3,000 every dayl Opener From Winners Of IB— Houm*s For Sale Doesn’t Look So Hot For Gene Key Match Of The Davis Cup Tennis Tourney Is Played' This Afternoon ; Results Of Games Boxing Commission Will Dedde Purse In Stribllng C a s e TaggingAllBases BY WILLIAMS See us produce the tire to match it! T ir e F japs 25c Inland Supply Company TH E LONG RUN SSKiSAm � 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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It* Richest Garden Land leased Wire International News Service Mostly .Sunday. SANFORD. FLORIDA, SEPTEMBER110. 1 tonight . Member Aodlt Borcau Of Big: Suit Against • ‘College Is Dropped American Murders Lithuanian Doctor *Situation N o w 'BILOXI, Mass., Sept. 10.— (IN S )— Misa Marjorie Pearce, Birmingham, Ala., today had withdrawn her. damage suit against the Cult Park College hpro for her expulsion from ychoe| for alleged misconduct. , Attorneys for the prptty co-od n announcing that the suit had been withdrawn, refused to tomn>ent on their actum. Miss Henrco’s mother, Mrs. H. E. Pearce is in Gulfport. \ The $75,000 damage suit was filed against the college charg­ ing that’ Misa Pearce had beet) wrongfully expelled. jr .* fair BROCKTON, Mash., Kept. 10. —(IN S )—Standing on the heath at Palanza, a fashionable ]________ inland resort in Lithuania, John J. Roman, former United States Department t of Justice agent (L n8)— y°nfmi<m reigned hL InGov. Jackson’* in D I S C C IIIN I here, ex-American array Lieu­ dlana a muddled political ritifltion |based on a charge i tenant and lately a banker, today following the Idleimeht of; Curley, Indianapolis e n e r a l P e r d h i n g 'O f t biased away with pistols in both that when Ja Most O f Attempts Have Been Governor Ed. Jackeori and Ipiyo j cflect fleet that when Jackson tkas at- Showdown Anticipated As hands and instantly killed Dr. "v |torncy General be ot Delayed W ith Probabilities other prominent offlcato. Board Leviathan Ag Washington Teemi ** I, Result Of Federal Reserve Anthony Brundza, surgeon-gen­ The Indictments, charging pollti- < ray $10,000 and ii ,O f Complete ^Abandonment: eral of the Lithuanian nrmy. Board’s Action In Forcing1 cal corruption, wero returned'Into prosecution if the iai She Brings Ujp Rear, With Excitement! Cablegrams reaching here to­ Naval Order Hinders Fonck yesterday by tha Marion C i*n ty '.point James E. McDonald, Low Rate On Chicago Bank day telling of the dramatic trag­ fin Ocebn Prtoeafcioh Coolidge Mean! grand jury which had been Jirikcat-;ted friend of Stephenson, a: edy, stated that the slaying fol­ igating the reign of. D. C. St^pn-'County prosecutor. accusations by the banker { ' Of RecentUtteriftft Washington-Gotham ! lowed W ife And Air Chiefs cn»on, deposed Grand Dragoh or Mayor Duvall, Coffin an< that the army surgeon-general Ku Klux Klan and onto, n ut re also accused with Ja< Power To Be Tested ,bad stolen the love of tlje formUrge Levine To Quit the mighty power in Indiana politic- «>»? attempt, to bribe Gove . Stepheson is now sorvjng a;UlV Cray. In nddltion, Duvall i Mellon Views Situation With) J . I in n .<ep«ruto indictment t Offers O f Philadelphia And ccntonce for murder. Some Apprehension Due To , John u Duvall, Mayor of India- fa’ye statement a* to expe Boston Aro Withdrawn In napelis, was one of the official! In- and pledges in his last cr Lldier Chief Praisefe Effect OnNational Election-1 Best Interests Of Aviation dnted'ipth Gnycrnor Jacvkson. t>u- Tor mayor, ■ -4~ t [Desire To Re-Estab­ Ex-Cabinet Head? vail la charged wkh violating the All of the indicted offii WASHINGTON, Sept. I0 -W ith l coirupt practieea.net. . . fused to comment “at thi: lish Friendly Sp/irit • By International News Service Get Mellon Soppo a noli tiro I storm gathering overt George f^Uin,.B«mut|lic*n cduh- The report went the rount r .. ■ ____*■ With the tragic results of.at­ ty chairman and Robert Macaji, Ithat Mayor Duvall will n action of the Federal Rer.ervel J f President Qui ABOARD s7 9. 1/EVIA^ Board In forcing a :] l-2per cent tempted trans-Atlantic airpiano law partner of Jackson, were I tin , Monday night’s session of Misinterpretation Of Govern­ --discount rato on the Chicago |lAN. Nc\v•York. Sept. ; ID flights causing art unfavorable re­ indicted. Jnckson is the see* nd Council, but efforts to coni WASHINGTON, Sept ank, officials here today antici­ ment'Message F ridayN igh t te last contingentfi o f “ the successive Indlanu governor to on report proved futile, all over tbo worldrindlcnpated a show down which will de­ — President Coolidge retuj CausedRencwalOf Hope But action Ronds for the four of fid: tions were today that the majority afoul the law. Fonncr-Gpver ior termine whether America’s finan­ Unprecedented Price Level ,Ia tomorrow to a national. a 'Fades With Official Word flights contemplated for the near Warren T. McCmy has just ge- set at $2,500 ench on the cial nnd banking policies are to be Achieved Daring Tfcei Paul ital that is fnirly teemi future pr in the process of form­ turned from Atlantn peniUbtlUry racy to bribe" charge and shaped exclusively in "Washington Week; CottwiJumpa $10 On with politics. It has all - be prytairoTc. McCray had been editIfc-.n d on Hhe jothcri charge nnd New York. H A L IF A X ,N , S., Sept. 10,— ulation would receives severe setf victed on charges growing out pf irt $1,000. hy his famous " II i *1 ► ., { * Hole Due T o Crop Shortage caused by (R (H )— ftopcfdr thcj-dscuc of the backs possibly resulting in ultir , Secretary Mellon, who is chair­ not choose to run,” atntejnci .Old Oloty creMr, which monientar- mnto abandonment^ man nnd ex-offleleo member of the While Washington is i NEW YORKo5ept.‘ ‘ 1 o!B totk | Meanwhile, hopo for the mono­ Federal Reserve Board, aifd other nnd cotton hold the center of. the dined more and more to. i treasury officials aro said to re­ stage this we?k. Bfronfcous ' interpretation of a gov­ plane Old Glory, which was last on Confident up­ cent tho statement at It* fa gard the situation with aomo appro- building of tho speculate favorites ernment message, was plunged nn nttemp{«d flight to Rome, was value, as a flat refusal on IV Pension from the political stand­ in the stock mnrkct downward again today with the o f­ revived fpr a short (Ime lust night resulted in Coolidge’* nart to lake the non) I point, especially in view of the np- (ha-establishment of an entirely atlon, politicians hope that after ficial report again reading "still when an unconfirmed report was 1proaching campaign. received in Halifax that the piano ho word." ’’ new level of prices, which, for the is on the.ground bam fox a wh Reduction of the Chicago rate, bulk of th? active industrial stocJu, ho will amplify the statement Considerable stir was created had been sighted 400 miles cast of v l| (, I i l L it J . . I Li I t i l l over protest of its directorate, upts waa unprecedented In the history that there eai> be.no doubt, of- 1 Tho report could during the night when C. II. Har­ Newfoundland. • s . . nmde in tho absence pf Secretaiy of the stork exchange. ... intentions. They want to ft* vey, agent of the Canndian mn'- not be verified. .... * a 'He)loi\ and over the protest of The new $10-a-hale rise in eot- whether Mr. Coolidge definitely I Indications were that the at­ Ine department, reported that radio rst Days Session -Will Be Vice-governor Edmund Platt and, ton prices to around tho 24-«cnt barred himself from another la stations at Halifax hud picked up tempt o f Rene Fonck, French nee, Devoted To Registration" O f iR wn* *ald, one other member of mnrk was a logical response to the in the White nouae, or wbeth n message indicating Old Glory to fly ncros* the Atlantic in the New Pupils; Facultv is One,,h? F1 l'dornl n° " d- p,rU fo,t th» l Uqoxpccted shrinkage of southern though not an active candidate, had been found and thnt tho gov­ Sikorsky biplane, Vlllo Do Paris, O f Strongest In 'llis tn r v ?B,y ,n >n emergency would the cotton production as revealed in the would accept a nomination If It ernment was ordering' ships to would be abandoned because of in board be justified in forcing a now government report. No less than given bJm by the Republican j the action of tho Navy Depart­ her rescue.' In convention. ment in forbidding Lieut. L. \V. Tho message read: "The air In the higher councils of , plane Old Glory was reported eight Curtin and ensign S. V. Edwards party there still axista a-*pl to accompany Fonck on the flight. cd 49.55 north 40.39 west, approxi­ discussion aa to what Mr. Coo Charles D. I<evinc, who is con­ mately 400 miles cast-northeast of meant For instance, Sccreta: St, John’s. All ennadian vessels templating n flight front England Treaaary Mellon, who is exn< in vicinity requested to render to America In the monoplane Col­ to play an important part In umbia, was urged by his wife, air every assistance possible." ,: eiding the party's nominal; "$eM that the .president waa' perfi The message waa immediately officials and T. Harold Kincudc, sincere and had nb desire to" Wright aeronautical association construed In many quarters as vey a double meei^ng. Heller meaning that Old Glory had been expert, to abandon the attempt. onrn rue new .i per ceiu found, was apparently safe, and He indicated tday that he might rsto went Into efWcb in the Hnn diilate, dml itak Indicated he that rescuo measures were undor not make the flight. Francisco district today all Feder­ throw his support to Chari Prizes o f f25,000 offered by tho way, but the navy ~ department ai al Reserve Banks were on a uni­ ans Huthes, former Secret ana Hughes, form basis with the exception of of substantially prominent enterOttawa* when queried, replied that chambers of commerce o f Boston Minneapolis, which still has a four, JUiSfi. with, long records gtLeelto* the message had been brbadcaat at and Philadelphia for flights frompercent rate." Within a little over a Tftctory earnings and liberal .div­ tho request of the United States f i y o pe to thorn; cities, were wltbL month the board br°ught rates of idend policies. Scorea of stocks In embassy merely as an authombd. WfWn. Captain 'R .H ; B fKIM Si 11 out of 112 of the banks to th4 the rnilruod, nil, copper, and manu­ to Canadian masters to look for British flier, intended td fly Uo Philadelphia from Dublin to com­ facturing lines have had no share lost filers. "" lo w if.it w r ....... *....... ’ Kansas City was the first bank in the summer price rally; in fact, The positions given in the mes­ pete for the $25,000 offer. The silence which Mr. < to put, having acted, according .to many of thes* stocks are selling has maintained on the sub. C. A. “ duke" Schiller and Phil sage wero those where Old Glory lower than they did in 1925 and the reports here, at the request of was holic\<ed to have plunged into Wood, co-pilota of the monoplane prevented the outcropping the Reserve Board. Rate cutting M 1920. Royal W’ indsor, groomed, for a the pitching ocean. serious boffm* for thapotenh n rule Is started by tho powerful . With Now York Central leading didates for the poet. Secret Meanwhile the steamship Kyi^, flight from Newfoundland to Eng­ the high grade rads, United States Net* .York Bank. • chartered hVtho ^icw York Mir- land, told International News Ser­ steel, the steel shares, General Mo­ Commerce ,Hoover, who to t vice they had no ’orders to discon-^ tors ami Nash tho metvra, and al­ strength aa a possible cam ro>' of which Philip Puyne, one of tinuo the flight, and expressed lied chemical the so-called special­ hasi refused to discuss tha the plane’s crew, was managing further,' ties, the market promptly swung dantlal situation, editcT, has set out with the specific their intentions of going ahead vlnced of "his innocence and advis­ announced he haa no Intent with the venture. . Into a brisk forward meytment at mission of searching over Old ed hia* not to talk. the opening <*f the first session af­ resigning from the cabinet, d ory's course. . i” > Even aineg tho train left Seattle, ter the Labor Day Interim. With friends declare that his ham assistant State's Attorney Chest­ Other Trans-Atlantic ships nA F i l l i n g : Station I s powerful, pools and professlojial tied so long as Mr. Coolidge er Jacobson, Sheriff Floyd Clark containing their lookut for the guiding the market mmfanents of a silently on his August 2 stab ill-fated plane or it’a crew, several Robbed Friday Night and Chief oi Police William Rohb number of prominent stocks, large : Virtually the same eltoatl of Streatnr have tried in vain to se­ deviating. f{om ,the regular trpvcl institutions and corporation buy­ plies to Vice President Daw cure a statement from the boy ers bidding for blocks o f‘ stocks at Speaker Nicholas Longwotf .Couch's Filling Station on San­ bout ‘his mother’s murder. the best prlets op record, and the with Hughes, Hoover and ford Avenue was tho sccno of a HIU waived - extradition in American public gxprMslcg their Governor Lowden of lUtnb robbery last night when a number Seattle where ho was captured W. Isbill, Miss Lulu Ch Police Find Daytona of confidence in tho aituution by con- regarded at the "Big Five’ ‘ phonograph records, cigarettes. last Saturday and accompanied by Lowden, who> Is out of tha C j>encl) vitcrans, from . Mar: ils down to poilus are* looking" Thief In 10 Minutes two motor meters and several the officials an ,dhis father, began Maywell, Miss Rebecca bailiwick,.hM no* * other articles were taken by thieves the <long rnllroqd journey back Gladys Williams, MU didacy vjgqrously UUly. **rii with interest to this rcunwho entered tlv place by a side to Strpator Thurmlay night. * • This pjlgffmage constitutes Winston, Mrs. Mary K. Ten minutes after being noti­ to .peak again, i greatest move ever undertaken fied by Daytona Beach authorities window. One pano had hccii-broken The officials were of the opinion in order to release the window »wd solidifying the good will he­ to be on tho lookout for an alleged i The rcwnitructed « that Hill hud been carefully coach­ wn the people of France and the thief, the Sanford police yesterdny |ateh. This morning C. D. Couch, ed In keeping silent by his attor­ mansion to ready for Mr. aj owner of the place dincovcrrd jited States." Coolidge. DqrinF the week had found tho negro nnd bad "him near the window seve ral footprints ney before he l.cft Seattle. furniture has been moved n in jail awaiting arrival ot officefa temporary White llousa In from tha nearby city. Balloons R e a d y important sections, oi national ac­ cirele. , Willie Minccy, said to have sto?-* tivity. Steel production in August, The President’s return w For Bennett Cup Race en a number pf automobile $res for example, declined about 18 par Ut. Ha will be mat at’ I from Daytona Beach filling ntq^ cent from that of the sar#o month >n only by a few high i DETROIT, Mich., Sept. 10.— lions, was arrested yesterday last year; the cotton crop was of the government. (IN S )— Inflation of fifteen giant marked down 800,000 balsa; the lat­ •Blow Up Entire City balloons which will rnce thU uftcrest report CD railroad nett earnings \ SfvYl rr-T^T-rrr noon for tho Gordon r/,8«nnett [AMPA, Fla., Sept. 10 (IN S )— showod a shrinkage of 28 percent Trophy begaq « t Ford airport early wp than ever,” Miaa Ruth Elfrom the same PpHod last year, nieyn* »l . ..... T'.i IU uw.llf this m' rning.. j N pretty aviatrix said today Interest In the Kical course, plans cast Iron pipe prices declined to the The race whlen will !>• the six­ *n asked if she waa still deterwere made to revive for tha rest Unrest levels <>i the year; automo­ teenth renewal of the international J»9 to make the hazardous-trip of this month the.annual custom qf biles business for the country aa a classic, is .scheduled to sight ut 1 FJ* ihe Atlantic front New staging ball sweep*.DUc malrivc* whole., haa under gone, a consider­ o'clock. The bags taro each of H0,able shrinkage, due» to the tempor­ I’aria, in the face of reennt on Thursdays ami Saturdays. r.. 000 cubic feet gas capacity. ary withdrawal of Font from the nUni will become lomorbare from 12 cli French Cabinet Will Between 50,000 and 100,000 per­ field; copper buying la satisfactory . . -Elite ^ - r flew her huge buff Bobby Jones Heads of tha state wa row. *nie matches will be worked and crude oil production uncontreL are expected In watch the cun- powucr in*au»»,v ■" blue monoplane from Detroit Ask Recall Of Envoy sons r at the Csnti out on a handicap basis, affording led, with gasoline markets r e f u t ­ Atlanta Motorcadp test, including tha preliminary city..said « Cracow dispatch today, ■ r*mpa. yesterday in 11 bourn Kiwants picnic •Very' player a * good chance foe ing the unsteady poaitlon of the maneuvers of tho Goodyear baby ,The Military .Gnvcrnor « f CreP *l minutes, carrying her co­ Vermont with th UlfiFriMtoni If * jyv ’ I flJSf* crude oil price structure. PARIS, »spL IO^-t-(IN S )—Tho blimp “ Pilgrim" and a souadron caw, in «r*ulng with the WILLIAMSPORT, Pa., Sept. 1$. at. George Haldcrman, and Ed U>an* an stock* and bonds ha** of Selfridgo Field pursuit airand i M l y induefd W™ French Cabinet, after a loog meet­ of Lakeland, and O. H. — ( IN S )—Headed ,by Bobby Jones, bring Glpbe mounted, but the abundAmateur Go|f ing at the Rambouillet homo of planes. Many mlllUry and naval render "HefProndsIng to Fliers . Reach steadily tT*1"’ “ n aeronautical expert International officers of the United States anti President PdsudsW from (.Warsaw sneo of bank fund*.ami.Investment a record brtlklpg a1 President Doumergue, has agreed Champion, fifty automobiles car­ 5JJ1the Stinson factory. The picnic was un Shanghai Early Today other nations are here (pr the race, to eve him. • ' l 4 am absolutely confident that rying 150 Atlanta, Ga., booster*, that it U advisable to request the .vlpion of Uautenaat Soviet* to recall Envoy Rakovsky today resumed their journey fm p »^l*rman and I will muke it," L —riear-oUl girl said. “ We, know Atlanta to Qusbcc on their Injer- because qf his Communist Revolu­ •, fc ttA H C liA l.'M . tionary activities in Frttnee,' it w ai Mstuff.” natioal Motorcade. ' IwofdP. Sqhlee apd WllU*mg, learned from an authoritive source The party wa* welcomed into ock, American round-tho-world i J * c«rtainly regret tha loss this afternoon. |,:y* br» vo men and women but Pennsylvania at Gettysburg yester­ panilon In Final decision on the question I*. * n° reason for everybody elao day. where after visiting the bat­ ployed In will await th* return of I tlefields there, Bobby Jones trek J?»t out of the game. We'd nevamaly equipped, might stand her ATLAN TIC CP W anywhere If we all quit on an airplane ride at th* Airport. The Minister Briand, who Is all In good stepd for s nwri# or sUge <lMS>—" N w r .l n ” 0® 1 of danger. It’s the onea party stopped at Harrisburg *n- tho .League of Nations me* . career, Mfit , •*}* and taka up tor •re unafraid that will make routa here, where they spent the Genova. morning that her, *ofe. Inclination night. , t to “ art/* ” ' ’ Wngresa.” • ambition.. ,1* to / W r a e opinion a suepessful ariUt. 1. feel 1 am 'In­ Elder said she expects to Progressives Indorse, to loan! in America, clined toward! W Mttotlc • career, K. next Monday for Borah For Presidency ftoUon pects of Beseigcd • ■ • • ____ . . . _ _ JY - v , ‘. nnd then for year-old ESL'H Held, New York for the HONG KONG, Illinois. ’ *SALT % A l& tCtTV Utah, Sept. The city of Swi 10.— (IN S )— United States Sqna? AXC1A L 8TATBMBNT tor William E. Borah, of Idaho* ra^ ; YORK, SepL lO .-(INS)— ceived the unanimous end<?ie!q«i£ in the vidriity _b*nk autement: —Cltar- of the Central Committee of th* alsrmsd m government Progressive Party of Utah today of Swatow, is might against comas a candidate for th* presidency haa moved 'uchow, Nanfc. increased f of the United 8tat*a on any ticket munist gre , than 200 rer* decreased ing and Cai he may chocs* to run. ! decreased Thd endorsement, aubmltted fa f sons have •nx.etc.. J Lgrimage Of Good mill, S a ^ G e tt^ il In d ia n a P o litics Charles E. Hughe May Be Success* 3 handicap Tourney IWill Be Held Here During Next1 Month liss Elder More letermlned T h a n jfer To Try Flight 15 E t gresaiye Paffir unanimously At a meeting attended by practically all member*.of the Central Ommltte*. charov* �■ ■ __________ - — :— : i l i t ______ *______ l ~ - i - i i r i - ! - i - 1 - i - i * , • » 1 — i n $ X ’ 1 * ■ - — - i r a ir M “ V T I " ! ,« E L r * 4 * " l ' * | - * l * * l " ' l * * i * i i • -* i •• i „ | | M i r y ; iiii'u fiii'-i ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ■ ^ t • America is"so affluent and resourceful Huadreds o f millions yonder are mystified b y the phenomenon o f a wilderness fo suddenly transformed into the richest and the highest industrialized state on earth. i Vi • i nai s me way mey get tne news in Bergerac. * America is great because A m erica THINGS — because Am erica searches possibility and is forever dissatisfied with thitigs as they are. • . . J1 I A n d that's w h y Bergerac STILL ' thinks ir\ the mental ruts o f mid­ history and walks cobbled pave<B8 ments laid w h en Black Prin ce I T |j Edward was sovereign in the land, IJ a^d pence and pound, French coin. ’* Bergerac squats beside the Dordogne, among foaming eddies aching to drive turbines for mills and factories but left to sport w ith the monster salmon that leap its rolling waters ^ I . IJ J * **’ *'/ * > - **• to 4 m ViIOC.9 ,■r T h e shoemaker sits before his door, cobbling hand-made boots; the carpenter adzes beams and furniture as his fathers w rought fo r a dozen centuries. •^ W e are a news-reading people A Therft^ not a village between A tla n tic and Pacific without its little sheet. —W . T h e combined daily editions o f thefe United States many times exceed the total circulation o f ALL other countries. • ’ » )s i Presses crossed the continent in coveted wagons—-were at each gold rusfi^arriVsd tit Sutters Cree\ with the first prospectors— every mining camp had its jou rn a l—tand a dozen printing outfits dashed across the line at the opening-up of Oklahoma. y .. Bbrgerac was old when W illia m * thtfjNorman raped a crown, and his return­ ing ghost would find much unchanged there iifice:th at day.; , . \ . 'S k . Ns # ••. 1k \ ; #• , #v'* •• . ,. , . ; 'K ‘ • Th e Qonstitution an equalisation, q f opportunity, but it -topk, $16. n e ^ a ^ p e r ,‘tb guarantee i t * < the way they get the new s in Bergerac" III l; 1 l 1v rv il iI ii (/ i iL Jn Lfv / J L J L C L i t v £ * T X 7 C e w s _ ^ j ♦ o n 7 e r v 1 o N o U serviceis a ^ X I L L I O N S o f men and thousands of W .'f* concerns rely upon L N . S. news— base their calculations and map their plans upon I. N . S. thoroughness and accuracy* ' • •> Jf. * . » a -1 The leading evening papers -- the biggest in New England, in N ew York, in Chicago and in Los Angeles —tl^e widest-read and influential dailies everywhere, exclusively rely on !• S. for foreign and unlocal news* L N . S. has never betrayed their trust or violated their faith by furnishing canards, or permitting misrepresent * There's the secret o f A m erica's successful career. ___ * i u f , • \, W e learn facts first and make. them common and simultaneous i property. , . l l r i f b f Europe cannot understand how *M That's . tation, propaganda or rumor admission to its wires. I. N. 8. la a purely American service, w ith no alien alliances and none but Its own cor­ respondents. Its representatives are the picked men of newsdom, the highest paid add the most expert reporters In aU fields. But their paramount ability is R E LIA B ILITY—their dispatches are cross-checked and verified _____ the information. Internationa) f4ewi Service te sides and the insides !besides, L ^ furnishes SAPE \t ■ll« p » * V •- VI • �at iaafar*. vi»rMa'*V For the American BChoolboy who invests the hard rid- Cannxr -twl Sacrifice. an « w t a at — a. ing two-gun cowboy of Buffalo Bill daya with all thd glamGelling Away From Oil. S2EJ s. « ” v'our that* the English youth gives to the Knights o f King No Vegetarian Tiger*. — ■t aaatara* riartV re I t ? ' * 1Arthur’s. Round, Table, and Spain gives the Cid, and fo r Win. Shakespeare* Book. . H jg g n ____ ^ j ---- -— {those o f us adults who cherish memories o f delicious stolen BY ARTHUR BRISBANE i—oki i roll a *t> u [ w j U g hours with paper-jacketed volumes o f the hair raising ex- K. HOWARD B rturrian t9Tt hr *tmr c *, KARLS B. JONI m W gait*>,ploits o f this golden era and still have arsneaking fondness TELEGRAMS EXCHANGED ii i i a c R i r n o s r a tk s for the vanishing West "when yelling redskins bit the between rhilip I’aync, editor of O m T**t nu£a — .-------- dust at the bark o f a plainsman’s trusty rifle,'* the news the New Y otk Daily Mirror, and •t.f* that the original Diamond Dick is alive today is o f pecul- \V. R. Hearst, his employer, show OF Carrier Hr week TS He8'w Teon.—T o r . . . y*an,”j » y Mr. J. L. R u jJ fT ft ^ continuously*^! sp^A o f indigestion. Evmthk? fiS s s r4with that Payne started with Bertaud and Hill on the attempted flight to T tf HmM »■ afar**« »i«a m a*w>-1 Twenty-one years ago Diamond Dick vanished myster- Rome without Mr. Hearst’* know|hMa *°usly after a spectacular career riding and shooting on the lei ge and in spite of hi* warning*, j " * " ! j 7 ? "* "**'*'.1Western plains, in the hi" tenh of various circuses’ and be- iind*that Mr. ifenret offered to pay ' - • » tk«TM aur^atV*<rtaeT» ’ l fore crowned heads of Europe^ Nobody knew where he'tr.c two pilot* their full bonu* if abandon the flight. In raivtu!* m V ' iiV had gone or why, bui ne left behin'd the reputation o f being they would dangers and of recent view of its attatr •! kiilllM ■tat* m «i i i* the deadliest rifle shot of his day and one of its best horse­ disasters. w i l k H I te n il. ____Carnal. Al I atlsaaratlaa nf staalklr “ Pm- ico pony. l , h* knew of it relieving in d i^ S so I decided to give its t r i X ^ , case it seemed to go iw of my troSJ*1 straightened me out, and ever thy THOSE EXPERIENCED have litl-e hope of good new* from the |o*t airmen. When their S. O. S. was sent out at 1 o’clock in the morning the wind was blowing hard, on a rough' sea. Crashing in­ to wave» in the darkness, it i* un­ happily not probable that the men would be able to disengage and use their rubber boat. In a regular course, and 1find it! Mualiy have me well in leas ao time. Now I never suffer-1 u Black-Draught “* *7 *l?o found it fine to breakm bad cold. In the winter t w . way* keep a box handy, sowL, ineeze, or feel chilly down to* 12, ■take a few doaee of Black-IW, ind that ward* wards off the cold.1 eoM . ” md Sold everywhere; 26a HCli AN OIL WKJ.L in Texas Spindletop dome yesterday "ran wild." Starting last Tuesday with 1000 barrels n day, coming from the M)U0-foot level. When tool* were taken out, drillers could not con­ trol the pressure and yesterday the well was M|>ouling 1000 barrels an heur. Loch Arbor Prices MARVELOUS ARE OUR sup­ plies of oil, and shameful our IPR A YE R : We would exalt tho’ P|ny cfl thc Part o f show-off. He was the man who rode his horse, "Gyp” , from Lin- |waste of such treasure, persisting >rd, our God, and worship at Hi* Atool. coin, Nebraska to New York City and back to Lincoln by in spite of government warnings that the supply cannot last. way of Cheyenne*’ \Vyor;ing, thus making the longest horse­ I "WUZZY WORDS J’ back ride in history,.a <lii<ance of 5,500 miles, which he cov­ (ft all the craxy word* ered in 260 days; and yet how often he must have listened iThab nuke a columnist glum, l i t Wm try to use rightly quietly when unknown village horsemen told o f their prow­ ■ Swim, swam, swum. ess in the saddle. ) d 'i i .— Floridn Timea-Unlon. Truly, this old plainsman has given a valuable lesson in how not to swank to those who are inclined to boast of 'little word* like that [WouM twist a teller’s tongue, skill yet unattained. >'d have a lot of trouble with ----- ------------ O -----------------'€Hng, sang, sung. —Houston Post-Dispatch. France Crowns A New Champion Meet T o d a y ’ s Demand TWO WEEKS AGO at the Trinnon hotel in Versailles, Samuel Insult, of Chicago, biggest devel­ oper of power in America, said to this writer: "I am getting away from oil. and getting back to coal everywhere." Wise Mr. Insult knows that cheap oil will soon be a thing of the past, and prefers to rtly on old king. coni, for steady power. Prices in Loch B. McKay, owner of the i Timas, has announced his Idacy for mayor-commissioner, pa cititens aouidn't select a .ter one. ’ D. (Let's see now, there were loans discounts of 62,468,111.49 and Srafta of 6162^38.49; yet there some' mctons who still think >campaign did it. —o—---- rThe way Hughes and Mellon ; about being too old to be presat and all that sort of rot, you'd wo were going to have a ReMlcan in the White House next .Courtney seems to be the only of the bunch with much sense, has been waiting for several nths fo r favorable weather and One gray-haired woman o f a city on the Seim* claimed obably wilt keep right on for the to have assisted nature in the birth of 5,411 squalling, red ■t of the season. ditions of today—on* H. C. VIELE Gifts Jeweler is a Prescription for easy payment plan .. 108 Magnolia .. T h e nsxi tim e yuu onetl fi'tino Walking Is . ilrUK Htorn n r llH f , nti-p In your plinnn Hint tnlt Ivtint you want. Veil'll tm NiirtirlNfil at tin- ipilcknr»:i Good--------- . nf nur d eliv e ry . “ But” i'hon« 37S Our Service Better UNION PHARMACY deelopment but todays prices will be found astounishingly low! Have you inquired? iih DeForest-Sanlord Realty Co. ' Elton J. Moughton : Architect First Nat’1. Bank Bldg. Hanford, Fla. ,lr*n L A N E Y ’S D R Y CLEANING CO. Wo LA N E Y ’S E. First St- Box 339 Service You Will Appreciate 110 E. 2nd — Phone 465 THE CARL OF Carysfort has sold his first folio edition of Shakes­ peare for 662,009, a top price. Only 180 copies of that folio have sur­ vived. vWhat would b'* the value of the bundle of manuscript written by Shukespeurc that, after, his death, were sold for old paper, or thrown out of doors by his wife and dau­ ghter, unable to read? I Call” The Friendly Drug Store” What Will Happen Prescriptions Filled Promptly Sanford And Accurately In what financial condition will A OROUP OF conspirators plot­ ted to blow up the train taking Kenml I nslta to Angora from his visit to Constantinople. The gentle­ men are now on trial before Kemill’s judges, and it isn't hard b> guess what will happen to them. Not-, qVi'O Lloyd's would insure them. BCICKX928 improves -thestandard fo r theyear isset J. ’ pays for merit in this Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bilious Tevcr. It kills the germs. & MUSSOLINI WHO SAYS " I re­ fuse to be assassinated," contin­ ues his career of ceaseless activity. Yesterday he spoke to delegates at a "congress for the scientific infants but the Vosges hamlet brought forth the real organisation of Jabor" using four --------- o----- — ' champion, Mine. Gomp, who for the past sixty years has longtiages—French, German, Eng first hundred dollars which luncy Depew earned, waa depos- has brought into the world an average o f two babies a; week, lish and Italian. ‘ in 1861 In a Peekskill Savings in all 6,582. There.is p tone o f sadness’ however, in the MUSSOLINI PLANS TO "apply i it has grown until voices o f the villagers as they proclaim their champion for science to all human labor includ­ now. $1,100. The point Is If you she is soon to retire at the age eighty. ing agriculture.” Science has r*-| always careful to save up for ^ _ _ /WrA? Fitter -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----— -- ------------------------------------------------------------------created industry, multiplying the . iny day, in all probability you value of a man by IU and 100, but never need the money. has done little for agriculture, the W h e n B u ic k ----------- ° ----------VEGETABLE DIET MORE POPULAR foundation of Industry. former kaiser advised the FLORIDA TJMES-UNION to America. Wa hope he's DOESN’T GREAT BRITAIN on Bights than he is on According to a publication call­ u p o n B u ic k -DcLand . News. He ed Kail Econmics, the American show a big increase for nearly a ll!aharo the American belief .that the common vegetables anil fruits, Russla’j government is made up of prove to be such a dud on people are finding out the health- but especially for tomatoes, apIncompetent wild “ red" men, soonlj " either. As wa remember fulness ness and excellence of a vege­ pies. lemons, cabbage, celery, to be replaced by "conservative |\ . up * pretty good fight. table diet. More and more the pub- grapes, grapefruit and lettuce. intelligence." (' Uc Is fonauming vegetables and Grapefruit and grapes have: more 0 ' """’ Russia now celebrating the tenth J, Buick for 1928 introduces a higher standard o f beauty and »*Beech Independent In- fruit. Probably the citiiens of the than doubled In ten years and Untied States has bad country are using plenty of meat— lettuce has more than quadrupled" anniversary of Soviet government, luxury than the w oild has ever known. Buick interiors are as recently got hold of England's tec-. ilty in winning wars, they nave always used meat, and It is remarked, and truly, that ret documents outlining rearrange-. modish as exqyisite drawing-rooms— as harmoniously colored friend will ehnw us some eat a great deal more meat, pro___ _ . J*11' 'hango Is undoubtedly due in which has won a war with port onately. than the people of large part to the availability of ment of Britain's army in Indial 1 — and as comfortable. Buick’s new Fisher bodies arc lowiifflculty than our Unele Sam- foreign lands, Americans can af- green stuff through throu ' Improved tran- and a general defense plan for As- j f swung without any loss o f head-room o r road-clesrancc. 4on'the war against 8pain, ferd to eat meat, three times a portatiory method*; The people 1 1 ia against Bolshevism. day, If they desire it; but it W'*uld the country have always wanted An important proof of ability in jj A n d so, down to the smallest detail o f construction, wherever drinks, are on' us. --------o-------appear from the facts and figures this kind of food, but without thu one group of statesmen is to buy,1 it shout time we beard compiled regarding tho situation very quickest and beat means of steal of guess the secrets of an-1 - refinements could be made, Buick has made them. Again Buick h u improved upon Buick. Again the standard for the year is set. dm Florida oil gushera that that there has been decided turn transporting it) much of tKe stuff other group. Britain thinks Russia1 ’ surrounded by an atmosphera towards the things that grow. was unavailable to mpny, and cost is doing pretty well. BUICK MOTOR C O M PAN Y.,FU t^ T , M ICHIGAN The St. Augustine Record, com­ n great deal more than the average stery a few months agoTMiM* VCm w /MNKI CMfHSiM. vatlon of the choicest products of menting upon the findings of tho family could afford during a great Reporter-Star. Well, we the earth, and U already doing a publication mentioned, says that part of the year: Modern dietetic something ■ the other day < Jed aw *1195 to *1 9 9 5 * C ou p es *1195 to *18 5 0 share towards furnishing tho de­ one out in' Oklahoma spout- tho consumption of fruit and veg­ direction and instruction is admitt­ etables having increased seventy- ed to have greatly* aided the move mands. There is much room for Sp o rt M odels *1 1 9 5 to *1 5 2 5 thousand barrels an hour or seven per cent in the past ten years to better health made in the adopt- greater development) cf gardens JUprJtm/. t. k Fimt, M tik .t trrtmmtmllu* t t T i t G .M . A.Cftm*mriagpUm.ilf while the population Increase t<as rod of frdlta and* vegetables* for sfift track farms and groves and In­ I, „ . _ , only tweve per cent, indicates a regular use: And tbia propaganda ducements offered to those who W U » N itoTTlX A U TcTM O bfLlls'TafM lH .T. BUICK W ( t t BlUTf)~THiU *aya Bobo Dean U turn for * better health. Tho rate Is properly gtvnn credit. bxjLbe w|ll tome and assist In furnishing •tort a morning paper in Mentioned indicate* doubling tho Record, for the improved health tlii Jeuntry’s market basket with fe -J- ‘ ’ ’ Wo will he glad If ivemtsbie diet in a dozen years. •nd decreasing mortality rotes In delicacies and .substantial*. Flor­ la a crank, but, This Indicatee a remai bt* the United States: ida not(onlyican produce an almost “ X "»>»* * change In the habit* of the Florida is particuIooH Interested endless amount of flno ftulta and l think* vice Is a bad add* the Record. "It 1* in the splendid wajr in which thi vegetables, but has ample tranoi f . —* Palm |that people are eal people are coming to appreciate portstlon facilities to.send tho of food, so fnma and vegetable* as details In HHao, quickly and to* far, more fresh the daily menu. Thi* state ha* iy, for ths tobles East aid Magnolia A vf roa-Und* and soil suited to the eulU- West and Nrtb, '- Arbor meet the existing con­ im iiiiti’ i h i f. •A DISPATCH FROM Berlin yets are off for Paris. Won* Due to a keen competitive spirit we K® ave crowned dur- says "not a soul in Germany takes who will keep the home fires ing the. past few months champions jn almost every line of seriously the .resolution of the ting this time. activity. New titlcholders have gsccrided the thrones in great powers, at Gci\evn, to outlaw I 1■i i i' »■©< ■ 1 |I - * j1 f d j ime .telcfean up: pilnt 'up," boxing and baseball has etownod its/s^arc of Kings. Tennis, w a ." Great powers talking about out­ ira the Times-Unlon. Yeh, the football and other sports have witnessed the passing o f old lawing war are ns silly as tigera srclse will do us good. stars and the coming of new claimants for premier honors- would be adopting a vegetarian , -------o- — ]ltl*ens," says Governor Mar- And while all of this was going on wo-were compelled from, diet, and as pathetic as little boys ‘‘all the iiiena tlm e to ^ me to con fer the title o f champion on oth ers who wh'> propiUcs td be good i , "make Tampa.great." Citixens Ike any city great, or smalllAK have attem pted every conco|vaU q'feat in thq universe. I rC’Bt of n,y ^ T h ere Is the T exas cowboy w h o som e weefls ngo IN LONDON LAS AST week Mr. «ffo astonyou read the Seminole Bank Garvin, editor of the London Ob­ ished everyone with his performance of drinking more Ktement yesterday 7 Well, read server, one of the most intelligent^ tain. It may be a revelation to than a hundred cups of coffee. Iowa has just crowned the observers in Europe, said to this" national hog-calling champion and Floridn boasts the lead­ writer and Ralph D. Blumenfield, ing oyster cater in the world, a Jacksonville policeman who editor of the London Express, "Td as sure_ is ___ prepostcr^ don't know yet how much consumed something „ ___ __________ like_______________ twelve dozen__bivalves at_____ one .... sit- ' talk of p^acu___ City had on deposit, but the ting. Jersey City has contributed a champion who sat for ifaU-infottftfetliman in England even to ‘ say that pcato audit should be completed several* days ' ,""*1 ---- dares ---- *u--------------and nights on top of a flagpole. ‘ ib probable." tin a few days. The mnrathon dance title has changed hands frequent­ ly* We read o f the golfer who played one continuous round from San Francisco to Washington und of th ^ N cw Yorker who ate five dozen eggs and then complained o? being hun­ gry. There was the Kentucky mountaineer who played his fiddle fo r one continuous week and the young theological student who could recite by heart two long books of the Bible. Gotham has recently recognized its champion com­ muter, who has traveled back and forth from a nearby town until he haq covered a distance equal to a trip several times around the world. We were greatly interested several days ago in a story which concerned a problem that France hns just solved. It appears that a certain elderly lady in a little French interior town was about to be feted as the champion midwife of the country when another woman ip a distant village challenged the honor with a claim of having brought some four thous­ and children into the world. Overnight Franco became inter­ ested in the controversy and in the meantime others put in their bids. <>f bdw 1 HOWEVER, NO EFFORT is wasted, no display of courage without its useful effect on other moil, in a short time all now living will A hundred mouths gaped in astonishment, for the In- dead. Fortunate those that die in a good cause, courageously. , •stlaa ad balldlsc pro- Diamond Dick of their dreams was their family physician, •r-, fcalsla, apartment Dr. Richard J. Tnnner!" rammaalli’ Cheat, It seemed incredible to the people among whom he had aiplrtlva at dtp k r iillfi. kracran, lived for years- that this quiet unassuming man could, be the saw aad madara ksapltal. same Diamond Dick who Kid ridden and hunted with Buf­ 'BIB LE VERSE F O lT fo D A Y - falo Bill, Dead wood Dick, Wild Bill Hickok, and many other 'UNTRAM M ELED JOY:— Make daring pioneers. This country doctor was the man who had joyful noise unto' the Lord, all shot pennies from the head of his assistant for twenty earth; make a loud'noise, and years without a single accident, and yet in the long time he Ice and sing praise. Psalm had lived ini Norfolk, ho had neveH boasted of his skill or c. To Use BUck-Dnmfkf Wwfcly g f l w t par year __£ * * . * ar interest. : * ■— men. tta HmM Is a mmktr at tkr ■ *m * sf Clrealallmis, ■» In a recent article in "Success” , we learn o f the reap■tlsaal A— rial las of Pah. A*«rrtlavra, sag AtHHUli* pearance of this "huckskinncd centaur o f the plains" in la Wklrk rrqalrva nrk Pub- Norfolk, Nebraska, as follows: ------- watbn la aafcmtt Is a tkaransk aadlt at stiharrlptlon llata "Th e American Legion Post of Norfolk, Nebraska, ■banlolrlr »M •taima •/•tr'aiauaa" •/wtli "»«*made announcement to the effect that at their annual rodeo M*>**C k u lim mrtkad*. the original Diamond Dick, one o f their fellow townsmen, would- appear after a scorn of years o f almost complete ob­ SATURDAY, SEPT. 10, 1927 livion. Rtxlco day came and the streets o f that little West' TUB UltltALIVS PHOUHAM city were thronged with people eager to discover which of l^kSiaaaar Is •Mr as* ctmalr ad. Irallsa. ■ their neighbors had been the famous plainsman, wilderness Iptt water raste t* Jarkua rider and gunman- A t last the parade swung into the rn■tkartloa al *1. Jkasa ladlau deo' headed by a buckskin-clad, stocky figure astride a cal­ “ !,v * * nderably Until, on Adrfco■ ir '7 - you find yourself in case of; Sickness— L osh of Work— Advanced Yearw— Accident or Hard Times? DON'T .MERELY TH INK ABOUT IT A ct-and prepare for .it! JOIN the vast army of happy end pro­ gressive people who cooatitute the de­ positors of this Bank—their future ia *»sured through a steadily Increasing emergency reserve account. You can do likewise, and this invites you to do it now. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Cashier — " *jf<'■■■■r* MFmm J. 11 | �Huff!) D'incan MISSJELOISE B ft AD Y HOSTESS “ A T i**'"1 one yihr’i tuition; fourth place an extended visit ! winners tecelve, |£00; and the tiro at Canton, Cm. PAR TY FOR MISS RHODA THOMAS I fifth place prizes are $250. Exquisite in every''detail wfca and the one having scored th* Most’ 0n evenin* the local con* Teicphoce 148 MRS. FRED 8. DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR the'lovely bridge party-given Sat[honors and point*? received a black! !?9?“ nta w*™; M,m Katherine Residence Telephone S59 — 1 urday afternoon - hy , Mias * «k» Mis* Margaret Cowan, Miss Eloiee Eloise [satin satin card card table table env.r cover F™ For the nn» one ‘iBuhrman. Buhrm*n.Mis* Mara Brady at . bar-home on park Avc- cutting th$ lucky card, there were M,M Ml,dr»d Holly, Mrs. R. H. Georgs Huddleston le ft ; nue honoring her attractive house two Spaniih girl score* Dads Miss Anderson. , , ,Richard J P He Holtzclaw, Bdfor Gainesville where he ie •' ward Buhrman, William Du Bose, guest, Miss Rhoda Thomas-of Rhoda Thomas and Mrs^ -A. B. Miss Marcia Patterson f a s t M o vin g Action A t The Churches ent i t Unlftrsfty of Florid*. ' .. . . . |Brady of Titusville were both’ pre- Hope Huff and W. L. Carter. 11 11 1“ , ■ The room* where the cgfd tables sented dainty collar and cuff seta There were 500 votes east, with -Mias Bess Flans burg o f , li*d been spread for play were con-j as mementoes of the occasion, Miss Katherine Buhrman receiv­ With Lovely Courtesy / ^ , ^ re First Presbyterian Chureb ville is visiting here as the i vt-rted into veritable bowers with/*. When the bridge tables had been ing 395. Mr. Holtzclaw was elect FeelingyJ^he need, of « better un­ her sister, Mr. W-.8. Zachat derstanding about God, that Be uoantitles of fragrant roses com-*1Cleared and laid with hand made «d by a vote of ‘ 229, winning over Complimenting Miss‘ Rhoda Tho­ luned with greenery. The ealur;cIoths, the hostess assisted by Her Mr. Buhrman by only 31 votes. may b£approached, His friendship . mas of Ocala, the attractive guest Mr. and, .Mrs. Herman scheme was further accentuated {mother Mrs. J. M. Brady served. The. local committee has been Rich in historican background, enjoyed, ahd Hi* ministry received, ^ o? Eloise Brady,’ Miss Murica tr . leave Saturday for J i__ MONDAY itlrifig in Its effort in making where they will make their Patterson was hostess ________ _______ ____ at „a lovely lu.t>, vac^ f « t' movin* netion, It is the purpose of the pastor to t>v silver baskets tied with pluk pink cream aspic moulded In tho‘ untlrl tulle bowls, and filled with green [card symbols, fancy cut out sand »ular meeting of the Method bridge party Friday afternoon nt; “ a if CCntal"^l,nM . , au^ cl romance, preach several sermons on God. At , i * ---- ---------- ------ this (ocal audition a success and jlissii nary Society will bo her home on West Nineteenth . , F. B. CWat­ 11 A. M. Sunday the subject will be n” n.u ; Th®*6 Were P1*"** on the Wrches, olives, wafers topped with in aiding the contestants in every .^onn Nights, Miss Nellie Ray of Jack embossed flowers and- iced tea. traction which will be at the Mil- "Jehovah", and at 8 P. M. "Our |curd tables. 1st 3:30 o’clock at the Method- Street. way.’ They are most grateful to Is expected to sreivr Here Of exceptional interest was the! Enyojing the cordial hospitality the Sanford Music Shop for the tChurch. _ , ; , Green and white were the' colors ?ne th?**tn?» *od*y.»» «n cutstand- Father.” and will be the boose guett i Services Sunday will be as fol­ game of bridge played during the of Miss Brady were: Miss'Rhodu Use of the piano and also for the Ifoman’s Missionary Society of featured in the decorations and ir.g film. Critics are almost un­ Katherine Schirard. afternoon hours, and at the con-|Thomas, Mrs. A. B. Brady, Miss .First Church will meet other details. Thu rooms where the animous in lauding it as ont> of the lows: many courtesies extended hy J. L. ilusion of the Mated number of Lenabelle Hagan, Miss Marcia finest western production* ever J:3t) o'clock at the church, 9:45 A. M. Bible School. Mnrentette, manager of the Milcard tables had. been arranged Miss Lorraine Saks o f-A progressions, scores were fcdcfed Pnttfcrson, Miss Morion Hand, one Theater. 11 A. M. Morning Worship. ness meeting of the Pre.v for play were decorated with an turned out of a motion picture Ga., is expected to ar .7 S~7~-------------------------------{M iff Mina Howard, Miss Sara studio. 8 P. M. Evening Worship. ln Auxiliary will be held at abundance of cut flowers in white Sunday and will be I f i i ' |Warren Eosterby, Miss Nonie WilWe invite* the public to enter in­ Substance. combined with sprigs of asparngus ck at tho church, “ Arizona Nights" is admittedly Mrs. Aldlne Me Michael. V . --dnesday evening services liams. Miss Kitty DuBose, Mrs. Fred Thomson’s greatest picture to these hours of worship with us. which include testimonies of Chris-: George. Harden, Mrs. Hawkins Dinner Party Given cutive comraltte of the Pres- ferns. The bridge accessories were in Mrs, Mary Pule*ton left J and Thomson holds an undeniable Irian Church Auxilliary will 1tian( Science healing are also held ^Connelly Miss Emily Griffin, Miss In Honor Of Mr. Stone ALL SOULS CHURCH keeping with’the color scheme and position at the top of the ranks of day svwnlng for Jacksonville** at 3 o’clock at the Church. in the Woman’s Club at 7 o’clock. Ava* Wright! Miss Margaret *Za14th Sunday after Pentecostsh^. la’ spending * short tl The F. B. O. Ilathleen Mallory Circle of the at the conclusion of the fifth pro- western players. 1 his Church maintains a free j chary. Miss Carmeta Barber, Miss Mass at 8 A. M. . Mrs. J. C. Mitchell entertained the guest cf Mra. Rosa Dkk Reading Room, 617 First National (it Church will meet with Mrs. ami the prize for highest scorj, star has been given an unusual most delightfully at dinner Fribox of stationery, was won by role, and his verstility enables Hank Building wheretheBibleand '^ W th s'mtt'h o Y T a lu h is w ’ joln -i^ 0*1 <Jeli‘ Khtl“ l!y dinner Tew on Avocoda Avenue, at First Congregational Church Miss Claire, Zachry. The guest of him to curry it out most succesPalmall authorized Christian Science '+*1 the ..lavere fret ewaceroo t*°,V e.venin,f ■* hei; ho®« P' mi rtlock. ‘ ’ * . 1 Corner Park Avenue and Third Stone honor wns also presented station­ fully. literature may be read, borrowed or f „ r »«„ x ...a \«r'« l l k° A ' enue h“ n°ring W. H. Si Women’s Guild of IIol^ Cross ery as a gift from her hostess. Street. l>uri-hu*ed. Open Wednesday and Zeb Ratliff. f * M who leaves »oon for Columbus. Ga. The struggles of a small Arizona copul Church will meet with Paul C. Burhnns '*f Fort Myers, Saturday from 3 to 5 P. M. Following the awarding of the The dinner table "ira* centered I .. A. P. Connelly on Park Ave- prizes, Miss Pntterson assisted t.y town in the mining district against a former pastor, will preach at with All are welcome to attend the outlaw attacks of a band of mar­ at *1 o’clock. both morning-and evening services. services and to make u*e of the Miss Buhrman And J hS her mother Mrs. J. C. Benson auding Indians provide the central The ChuriiV School meets at Reading Room. £t. Agnes Guild will meet with served a dainty ice course. Richard Holtzclaw To> “ r , • Frank GsUlwell at 4 o'clock Enjoying this delightful affair theme of the picture, and the man­ 9:45 A.'M. Morning Worship nt 11 o’clock FIRST METHODIST CHURCH the home of Mrs.‘David Caldwell with Miss Thomas were Miss ner in which the community is rid Be In State A u d i t i o n wither o. Uvri*, Mr. and Rose Court. W. P. Buhrman, Pastor _____ I Mrs. Asbell of Oviedo and-Mr.'and [Claire Zuchry, Miss Eloise Brady, of the menace forms an intensely sertnon subject, "The Christians Inheritance." v r } Mrs. J. C, Mitchell. Sunday School, 9:30 A. M., R. Womens Guild of Holy Cross Miss Mina Howard, 'Miss Carol vivid story. At the local Atwater Kent Rad­ Evening Service begins at |8 W. Ware, superintendent. Fred Thompson’s great • horse, ( hurch will meet at 3:30 j/ejock Stone, Miss Rebecca Stevens, Mrs. io Audition held Friday evening at today" Preaching, 11 A. M., Sermon ith Mrs. A. P. Connelly 'a t Her Rqlph Stevens and Mrs.. Grant Silver King, again is featured. o’clock, sermon subject, #“ THr4e the Milane Theater, Miss Kather­ Baptist To Stage H ‘ Steps to Joyous. Life." Wilson. Silver King performs a number of subject, "The Evil And The Good." cme on Park Avenue. A cordial welcome await* you It -ARIZONA N ltJ H T i^ ' Kpworth League devotional ine Buhrman and Richard Holtxremarkable feats which clearly Pipe Organ Club wilj iuie*t with] >.'■------ -------------- Attendance Cpntest claw were elected by popular vote 1Av J mm* ijn every service. Come und bring meetings, 7 P. M. ' sho\y why the animal has become to represent Sanford at the state y<-ur friends. j ”• t;liff:’ . lilu k A e .r„ „ A t„L d K flw aU ri h i g h s c h o o l t o Evening preaching service, 8 Fred Thomson id a thrill known to moving picture goers as srm on Celery Avenue. ... j ,-vwv * - . :•* An attendance contest will be o'clock; sermon "What Shull 1 Do audition which will be broadcast WEDNESDAY * H R E O P»EN.. MONDAY "the horse with af, personality.” fiom atation WJAX from Jackson­ inaugurated Sunday morning at the set your blood to tlnglIf* 7 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH' * With Jesus?" Nora Lane plays the feminine lead REAL Fred' Thomson*j| Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 8 ville on the vraning of September [First Baptist Church Sunday ' T E R M opposite Thomson. Miss Loqe, al­ Sunduy School 9:30 A. M. 30 or October first. -j School .through the challenge pre­ .■vl « t.d. i- V • • -.* Morning worship und sermon l i P. M., led by the pastor. though n comparative newcomer to The winners in the state audition1sented last Sunday by Mrs. J. C. tlack with Mrs. A. C. Me Lendon A cordial invitation to nil to the screen, is most’talenUdj and A. M. Sermon aubjdvt, "Which (Continued From Page One) will then enter the district contest Mltchell,.prwidont.9f Ihe Alathean i Park Avenue. • Way Are Y*<u Going?" . attend the services of this church. MONDAYwhich will be held »t ^Atlanta, Ga., Class. This class challenges the All day sewing party at the home Wainright, Mrs. Jessie Butler, Miss capable. The atrnctive young' wo­ Young People’s Unions. This man well an dhas amazing histronCatherine Young, Prof. Herman These winners will then enter the Mrs. A. B. Lovejoy for the memother organized*classes of the Sun work is graded to meet the need* FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH "TWELVE MILES OUT"’ final audition which will be held day school to a membership and n of the Jenny Spaulding Cir- Morris, Mrs. Marie Stlnccipher, ic nhility despite her short exper­ of the young people of the church. Bible School 9:45 A. M. . . j‘ Mrs. Marlon B. Smith. ience, in New York City. The man and church attendance conteat. One Evening service 8 o’clock. Five Worship and Communion 11 A. Sanford Grammar School: Mrs. A remarkable supportng cast minutes prelude, ’jWns Thbre Apywoman winning first place will class has already accepted tho John Gilbert in a Pearl Babbit, Principal,, Mrs. Mar- adds greatly to the picture. Sev­ thing Wrong With Jhe Sncco-Van- M. Sermon.” The Ills of Churches." each receive u gold decoration, challenge, and a number of others Mrs. Densil Stafford and baby, jaret Special Music. TM r. Watson. jacking romance of the Pitehford, Miss Effie eral well known screen characters $5,000 In gold and two years tu­ will also enter the contest. Christian Endeavor 7 P. M. ha are spending some time at Durden, Mrs. Erma Flynt, are in the minor roles, including zetti Casel" Suliject of revenlng seas,' supported by Joan sermon, "How Old Are You?" Evening service 8* P. M. Sermon ition in a leading musical institu­ oronado Beach, spent Friday and Miss Luna Maye Fleming, Miss Iris The First Baptist Sunday schoo Wednesday evening the comple­ ford and -Ernest Ter "The Jay Walker." tion. For winners of second reports an enrollment this assoc la sturday in Sanfrd, Britt, Mrs. W. J. Hopkins, Miss J. P. McGowan, William McCorm­ tion of annual business meeting, You »ro cordially invited to wor­ place, the two prizes are $2,000 tional year of . bel^een^ 1,600 aik Mildred Mitchell, Miss Ethel Riser, ick, Lottie Williams and Dan I’etand Church Family Hotir. ship with us. * erson. in gold and ;one year’s tuition 1,100. f ' Miss V. E. Scott of Washington, Miss Maxin? Young. The Church warmly welcomes Lloyd Ingraham, who directed Sanford Primary Schools:‘ Sirs., , C., arrived hore tjiis week and citizens and visitors. flitting her brother P. E. Scott |Stella P. Arrington, Supervising j two of Thomson's former pictures, I his home on West 23rd Street. Principal, Miss Ruth Hand, Prin-1"Don Mike" and "Silver Comes FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, cipal, Miss Vivian Crosby, Miss Thru,” handled the western star SCIENTIST. , in “ Arizona Nights." Bobbie* Chapman, Miss Elizabeth Mrs. Ralph Wight and chiidrc Christian Scterfce servicoai* Ate Garrett, Miss Cleo Thayer, Mrs. ad niece Minn Rose IaiVerne Hu held every Sunday morning if),the Mr. and Mrs. Louis V. Duane and Woman’s Club, Oak Avenue at MO ire returned hmuu after spending Irene Watt, Miss Mildred Houston, Miss Emmett Kolsy have returned from o’clock. Subject e past tc-n:,i»lnyn , i t puytonn Miss Elizabeth Houston, for tog|0^rifw ,v »» lara Whceless, Miss'Louiie Swain, Dublin, Ga., where they spent ten Miss Zillah Welsh,' Miss Edna days. , * j,' t Methodist Circles’HAs Mr. and Mrs. W .,W ,;C . Smith Chittenden, Miss Ruth Gillon, Miss It t tuth McCants, Mrs. Jessie Russel, Thrasher left Friday Robert fc. bi family who hdvu'beea spending Interesting Session S ■nr' Vf Miss J«ati Maxwell, Miss Dorothy afternoon fur Hustings where Mrs. k past month at Hendersonville, : . .. *r.i|C l'l' li'll. Hokes, Miss Mary Robinson, Miss Thrasher and baby are visiting her ,C., are expected to return boms The regular meeting of Thelma Hammond, Miss Mamie parents Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Flake. unlay. Lee Shivers. West Side Primary: Miss Love , Miss Bert Murrell of Orlando hi Id Friday ufteniuon at the j) ome at a fj; $*«» tl lire. FrankfmTi. Tlardaway and Turner, Principal, >AII I V .n tU Mrs. Helen is visiting in Sunford as the guest of Mrs. C* C. Prifest br/Cefdryi/Aveit by retuYned* to their home ar| Stephenson, Miss Pauline Myers, ue. , •, ( rlando on Friday after a short Miss Mariette Duncan, Miss Aline of her sister Mrs. W. A. Leffler After the’ devotional axerrises' at her home on Magnolia Avenue. first of all we are strictly a home industry, employing Sail? * ty here with Mr. and Mrs. liar Shopman, Mrs. Georgie LeCorapto, [ed by Mth, U. C. Camp, a businesst .■* * '. iti a-tn.i rJ. Wilson. East Side Primary: Mrs. J. C, fceeting followeJ: ‘ Mrs, Burke. iU'.'di » * Mitchell, Miss Ann^ Bello Dyson, ford people, spending our money in Sanford* gttVQ .an iutorcsting report on thp T H U L u OTA *-v \ l M:. and Mrs. H. R. Steveni ant1 Mrf* Minnette Jacobs, Mrs. Marion training Bchool which she recently (rs. Ralph Stevens leave Wednes it. Johns. The Parcnt-Tuachers’ Associa* attended at Lakeland. ty for Philadelphia and WilkesOviedo School: II. J. Laney, PrinA t the conclusion of business, a held its regular monthly meet­ !«rre, Pa., where they will visit ipal, Mrs. J. N. Thompson, Mise spsigl hmir wus enjuypd^whea. thu ing in tho high school auditorium sanitation is as much a part ofithis instltotion as the build ir several weeks. Lois Ruddell, Mrs. Frances Stine, hostess assisted by Miss Emily: Miss Willie Lee Sweat, Mrs. Lucille Friday night. After the business Priest and Mrs. Robert E, Kipp' Ing itself. Sterilization of all clothes,softening otdty wat kesslon a delghtful social hour Mrs. Frank J. Gonzalez return Miblack, Miss Katherine Ruddell. served refreshments or cake and d huniu Friday evening from Cor Geneva School: Mrs. T. II. Phin- was enjoyed during which delicious er, scrupulous handling of all garments insure sanitation ice cream. Is Mrs. Laura B. refreshments were served. aado Beach where she spent thi izce, Principal, The Chuluota school opened Miss Ruth Phinnzee, tit week with her daughter Mrs Chapman, Miss Margaret Lindsey, Mrs. Lulu Monday with a large enrollment. lentil Staford. L. Moran. V , „ Mr. W. L. Seig is principle with ^ Prompt rrompt , iv we have a free delivery service to all parts;of the city-^oi Lake* Monroe School: Charles R. Mrs. Seig nnd Miss Gclgor ns asMr. La Rue Bliss of Orlando Miss Mary Clyde Mr. A. G. Wagner und son MurOerVlCG • |) kill arrive here Sunday for a short Beal, Principal, plant is just as near as your phone—we call for.and driver. Elizabeth Ballard, ion, spent several days in Jack­ »y eit route to Coronado Bench Patton, Miss Mrs. S. H. Buchannan, Mrs. E. sonville last wek. They returned Our downtown of flee,is in the McLander Arcade. »kere she will visit her niece, MrsSunday accompanied by Mia* ThelBeck. •nail Stafford.. Lyman School: J N. Overhultl, run Wagner who ha* visited there Principal, Mis* Katherine Fntx- for the last two weeks. ■ * » *' ■ Ui*s Lena Belle Hagan leaves mlnger, Mrs. H. M. Pringle, Miss Several picnics were held Labor ay for Jacksonville where Virginia Tanner. Mrs. Rosebud our plant id large enough to s^rve a city three thnes‘<hc i will spend a few days as the North. Mrs. Edith Fraser, Mise Pay on the prairie and lakes near it of Miss Mary Hanley (>«*• Evelyn Wheeler,-Mrs. Maude Tup- here. of Sanford—we are amply qualified to give*you.unr^"* Mi’s. Fred Wlndish ha» been let going to Tallahassee when per. service in all classes of Laundry work 'v.fT ' will resume her studies at School: W. L. S e lf,’ Indisposed for several days but i* U ’l’,brida State College for’ Women. S o c ia l Calendar At Milan^ Theater fj sc \ Sanford Because m Because rfi Because Because [iMr. and Mrs. J. E. Torrence and i Jack returned home Friday ev*tr from an extended motor trip |Canada, Lake Placid, Thousods and other points of Inter* •' ill Mr and Mrs. O. C. Douglass and ‘ Kenneth who have been vlsltJ l tn the guests of Mra A. C. 'inisins at her home on Oak Av*. left Friday afternoon for ■R home at Savannah, Ga. Mus Margaret Peters / leaves nJay for Tallahassee where the t *nter Florida State College for lonien. p.n kdm. ary ocnou.• "**x* I d i n n e r o n " tb* prairie Tburs , Principal, Mrs. Fannie P. a•Misa-Lnclle Echols, Mlsa Vir­ day. R. L. Dann and 8. F..' Long ginia Palmer. " . puola School: C. E. Dugghr, made a buajncsii trip to Bushnell Saturday Principal, Mias Pearl Duggar. The Cnmi> Flro girls of Geneva Osceola School: Miss Mary are putting on ,b play at the school Stones, Principal. auditorium here Friday evening. Mrs. Mary Higgins is spending » week in Orlando with her daugntJl^Mra. Harry N. Dkkson. t k' Mr. and Mra. E. E. Page and Mr. and Mrs A. M. Richards of Miami motored to 'Orlando Saturday where they spent the day. position to add to their buildings and increase their facilities with little trouble. The home of the laundry 1* located on West Third Street and the building is of the Austih daylight type of construc­ tion with hundreds of square feet of glass composing it* BMe walls. Flooded with sunlight the interior presents the most ideal surround­ ings for • its employees, all of B Tnl’krt* features of the plant’s whom are dressed In white. "Pbasized are the sanitary sur- S3. ‘ Evei7 principle of Bon 1» practiced in the launih1. w Mr' Am**» who pointed ‘ Pe most modern pressejrs machines are,used, Utest piece of equipment bow*>ich la guaranteed • saw investment ( "■red to r downtown office in the Me Land Archie. The most efficient i courtrkma service 1s guarani its patrons and the plant »* « at all times for inspection by t public. The laundr^ la under the su$ vision of men * h o have had fr 20 to 30 years experience in I business andj»N of the^ovme Phofie 236 our trucks ace pointed bright red—are easy to Wenl opr drivers courteous and ref ined and always peekir give you thataqrvice which is so»r|ghtfuHyiyour^ ^ a - *.) AUTOMOTIVJ ELI lit. St. ftOikAi - 1' f •VJt.’f O p e c a u s e a i your huindry;is done here in Sanfprd—it is not takeno town-no risk t o , attached to handling of your clatt we are,here„rigSt in town, readyito give you any adjua may be n e c e s 9 a T y . M M | B | H H H H M H the K\ m ore < infofd Laundry Prepared To Meet * Needs Of Sanford For Next 10Years ®*c«ntly beginning its second t of operation under the prese.it sership, the Sanford Laundry Is prepared better than ever to the needs of Sanford, accordl* “ n. announcement made to“y John H. Amts who with W O ^ H a n n ,,, Walter Hannoy nt ,tunney-purchased tho 1 a httle more than a year \ : i te leous :n t iti __ * i men who run theSartford Laundry have had from 20 30 years experience in this wonk und there are no gary risksto be taken on sccountofinexperience. ,4y4 / Because ■* ' • :»f'r \ *2 * . ft*f * we A fter aeaaon special for a limited I 1-3 discount on our regular prlcejjv ^ . $ 325 Wave 16.67 a - 315 Wave $10.00 $10 Wave $ 6.67 . All waves guaranteed. No Kink*— Kly ends U rge looie waves or ■ vr . * -7.^5 m eous, * 'i *> . V,■- * * .1 rji i** * * « * •*i r m • f % * *■ ’ H t itrtiw W * A* 1 I5 Ui lPaHYV Feel Free to Call -a ’ •- * our business—your ^adle^you will f*“ e and atte -Vi, *nt 1 •: - wrjV A I'd* ■ * iJ V iS r X ; . . •*' V I. T* w •,y<*fArw j ‘i ’ ) -i1'* "ATiri. ,r ^\+is V_;'■ i y r pi , \ pUU 1 Tf / T ) '.-fr ca> « r v r if ;; their personal to the £-;^S r ’->9 * h - :5 : 1 -* v:i' 1 ;W| / t » t . tntr3sr C - �m-fcynffiDA-’ To Give Champion Resun Tagging AllBases iternatlofUl Nswa h L J I J V r .J . Minor Fromhv Wins Game Jchnston Mays Cochet With ^ From WeUell By 1-0 Score;1 OutcomeWalchetfWithMuch • L e h r man Stc’rsln Field With1 Interest: Bi? Bill Has Keen G r^ alC a teh ;FonsSu»pended Unbeatable In Past 2 Days ORLANDO, Fla., Sept. 10 —The BY DAVIS J. WALSH. delta ri«a of Formby and W'etsc'.l j I. N. 9. Sports Editor. container) none of the vitamlnei PHILADELPHIA, S-pt,. 10— conduct iye to fattening batting av­ Tilden is going to play lacoste, erages hero this afternoon, Kopn- J* hnston is going to play Cochet by limiting the Miami Hustlers to nnd if you don’t think we are go­ one lone single, while Wetsell al­ ing to have n lot of excitement lowed but two safeties. Orlando around the Germantown .Cricket forced over an unearned run in Club today you just d<m’t think. It fourth lining to take a one to noth­ will be the final day of the Davis ing'verdict and make it two victor­ Cup challenge ronnd nnd the four ies, in the past season aeries fur finest players in tho world, even Billy ,the Florida State league cham­ considering the fact that Johnston no longer is the old Bill, pionship; \ (j jWetaell had difficulty in locat­ will draw the thing down to ita in­ ing th* plate in the earlier in- evitable conclusion. That conclu­ sion will be reached in the first nlngs, walking six batsmen. Tilden is Formby issued but one free pass match today, provided during the encounter, sparkling still Tilden, which he has been for support was given each cluu, the last two tjays. The Tilden who beat Cochet on .though the Miami defense cracked Thursday and almost unaided won "In the fourth to allow the Colts to the d'Oihle* match yesterday, ia a ehaae in their run without a hit. .Lehrmarpi'a leaping stall > of fool-proof figure and, if he playn tennis today /Knaupp’s lln^r for the thin! out the same kind of ill the ninth featured with two against Ron* Lacoste, the National Plghtnlng double plays executed by the Hustlers to pull Wetsell IS ‘ The Yankees, sporting a lead of i 17-1-2 games over the ethHtfcs to' 1 day, need to win only three- of Singled'champion, he just simply I their remaining 19 games to math­ ematically. v.inch the American c«ii i wronft The Hugmen But tennia is tennis and the best League pennant. plans of mice and men often go easily, it is possible (hat Tllden i -------- ------..... , today will lose to Lncnste and that ' ** ,nany starts, and if they win the Billy Johnston, the gamester from I remaining two games of the series, California who stepped Into the the champions will be the first big breach a&inat his better judgment, j league team to sweep an entire will be beaten by Cochet. I f both of season's series of 20 gnnies from a theAe things happen, France will rival club. win the Davis Cup. If neither of, Ka'l Combs, New York outfieldthem occur, America will retain 1er hit his 19th triple and leads the the trophy. , |,,ayue jn that speciality. He also The spin? Tllden, playing the . is the first player in the league to imperturbable Lacoste today,) make 200 hits, yet stangely enough would win the match that will keep he is not listed among • the five the Davi* Cup in America for an- .leading batters. % S an American victory that some them were willing to take short odds that Johnston, annoyed by his pitiable showing of Thursday. w«uld come back to beat Cochet today. l three li-MilfnLlThe, fflantH l^at [ them if " While PittsI?matica).. Jackie W illi*n «-P? ^ | burgh nnd St. Lout* barely menag.ji Jack Ruddy, two Chicagb « f to win their games.,\ . vtj heavyweight* are in camp, waitinil ' Grime* piwhoj- for tHe^6i|/nta, \ for a w< rkoot. Gene, howe^r f*!5l Jftekron’s homer nith one en took • ora Chuck Wiggins, a tough, jJJjh the (Irani odt of Lefty -Weinerti — •— i * ---- t — and ready heavy. of. the Demmi* who wc.i his first *tart fo*- th e! LINCOLN FIELD, HU S’ PL 10. LAKE VILLA, III.. Sept. 10.— kind. who deserted camp to k X j Cub* recently. JThefgnj worked . (IN S )—Jack Dempsey will give .(IN S )—After three days of social t0 Evansville, Ind., and right Tin! tiff their displeasure by selling Um ]his sparring partners « workout and literary life, Gene Tunney to- Herman Thursday night, n plfu Quigley with s b t m u ^ o f pop itoday, following several days of day tpmed to the business of box- chuck who inflicted the Ww,r! bottles. idleness at the Dempsev camp. ring. Inver the champion's eye. The Ex-champ left his quarters | The gash "ver hi* right eye, j y unney arose early today and dn The I'irrtes, r e in e d thelc lend yesterday to attend court in which his trainer, Lou Fink, has sp5tc the busy day he had ye»t« of half a game wton Vfc Alaridgo early ' He made a holiday of It, boon so carefully nursing was j ay entertaining friend* who won a ^ to 2 duel from Pruett of Chicago. 1 going to Marigold Garden* in the moat indistinguishable. I in the marine corps with him u the Phillie*- A triple by Traynr-r 1 and four Imnched singles did the 'evening where haiycferecd a series: This pleased Gene who has let n France, did four mites In the road dirty wo t. • 'of amateur boxing matches. He ! he known that he ha* no intention He worked four rounds on the lirt* (pent the flight.in.the big town arid i of entering the ring against Jaea punching bag bag yesterday did not'return to camp until this and chancing a blow, early in tne noon but chanced no sparring morning. I fight, that will "peh the wound and, ------------------ *' Dave Shade, D-mpsey’a chief, blind him for the rest of the bou.^ b ROOKSVILLJE — State spartxy, dented today that he and;*— --------- „ h. |N*o. 15 will be hardturfaced com. Jack had' been working in secret, S j n ^ T h e ^ i ^ S h i d e wuJ not from here to St, Petersburg, the senators to three singles and ,th« L . C R E S T V 1 E W — Busine«m*s whitewashed them 8 to 0. Clancy *hat went to C c g y. y , Df Okaloosa County form orgaai m An„tf r r I / “ Le" W y n n , boss of the CBm p . ' wtion to promote Cultivation said yesterday's diversion in Chic blueberries. once was contributed by Slim Har' ,ugt what nemn,ey n e e d - ! --------------------’ Is, who held the Indians to five f,e said the ManasaaPmauler is j For the family that InsUts hit* and won 6 to 1 as the red sox, coming along fine and can afford a crisp toast, cut slice* of brtsd is stretched their winning streak to • (|qy nf complete relaxation n<-w and evening and let harden until mors, two gamea. , (then. in*r“ th- Browns made only three hits, Sh<* * er. 8P,tba” *d „them to death ll,ni* l ^em • to .1, The National League race remained unchanged except that the Cubs dipped further behind the i BaseballStatistics In Major Leagues to second and continued to third on Well' infield out. Vinu aent a slow roller to Bingham With hooted and Edmondson cross>M the pan as Viau was safe. iMfinker connected for the first bit of the day but Abrams ended the rally-with a holat to Bingham. ^.Foaa, Miami third baseman who .7#ia ejected from the park follow■imf an attack on Umpire Freder­ icks In yesterday's affair, waa not h uniform today, league officials having imposed a ninety day aus-l pension. E M bm l AB R H TO A E Lawton, M i c h . Aueust 3, 1927 .FIONA Lr—*41 Ijpg Major, League Hitters n a t io n a u l k a u u k ra war-A- Club - - Americtm Tobdoco Co ui«. ,;”i Nev/’ York. -■ • . rA' ’ iiV -.*■ i ' v •*- 1 Gentlemen:— v .- I ;• . . . >,* | A word of appreciation for your Lucky Strike cigarettes. • e. U Waner, k * Htts..........120 530 117 181 ,3{2 Stephenson • ,• C'hgn. ... . 133 512 81 174 .340 leader a year ago today, Hnrgsav*, Clndnnnti .304. indson, rf lehrs by innings: kml ..... 000'000 000—0 Isndq i,... ........000 100 OOx—t Summary; Two base hits: Wells, triflem Lehr man, Viau. Double iys: Bingham to Knatipp to Tan; Htrnandex to Tatum to HerNlsa. Left on bases: Miami 2; bndo 8. Base on balls: off t a l l fl; Formby 1, Struck out: Wetsell 3; Formby 5. \ \YHd AMERICAN LEAGUE: Playtr & Club Q AB R II PCT Simmons, Phllu......... 00 354 75 138 .300 i Hailmunn, Detroit .121 425 95 463 ^7H8 Gehrig, NSW York ..136 315 130 109 Ji86 Fothergill, Detroit .... 123 466 83 163 JJ34 Ruth, ! New York 132 470 138 166 .363 Leader a vear ago today, Fathergill, Detroit .380. ; ; THE BIG FIVE: F|p*erir O A& b Homehy 129 471 Ruth ....‘.J382' 470 Cobb .... 122 450 J Speaker 126 4 <7 Collins .. 87 210 Its Of Games I —............. i i AMERICAN LEAGUE r*w York 9; St. Louis 5. HUadelphia 2; Detroit 6. oston fl; Cleveland 1. raahlngton 0; Chicago. R H Hit POT 112-170 23 J161 138 166 40 -353 6153 .5 -344 63166 2 .339 60 70 1 .324 fflferH ATLAN TIC LEAGUE MMhU 2; Macon 0. H tU Augusta 6. fiivlU e 4; Spartanburg 2. [HEASTEHN LEAGUE icola 6; St. Augustine 2 onville 7; Selma 3. romery I; Albany 7. thus fl; Savannah 8. 8ICAN ASSOCIATION uko# 3-4; Minneapolis 2-4, game, called in 10th. is Cltjr 0j4{ St. Paul 6-4. fame laSetf (a 9th.f ianoils 11; Coiumbua 9. ^ 1; -ToUd9 l' {N A T IO N A L LEAGUE ig 4; Newark 2. • 4; Toronto 12. * ' '*• ^ Immediate ^ S e r v ic e A ils t « .« M « *rga«|. fs ib s which offers immodUts sorvico. No delays. No rod tape. Unlimited food, avsilahle at ease fo r I* s m Improved resMeaeo sod b u t ■as* p r o p e r t y fa* amooot* from $2, 0 * 0 *•1100,000. tw fell UfaroHUimi roll l . w o Oddrm* / Our Local Counsel 8. R. Dfghton Sanford, Fla. | * • On May 29th last, I was operated upon for gastric ulcer and appendicitis. The day after 1 wanted a smoke real badly and asked my doctor. He .advised strongly Against it stating that even a slight cough would "rip me open" am cause additional pain, and if you've had the experience you know that to be so. However, I had a package of "Luckies" in my coat pocket to the full extent. • * * , -* * t - . -' ****1 * I am just a school teacher in a small town and not setting a good example'to my pupils because (I smoke, I suppose, but there is cerSincerely yours N A TIO N A L LEAGUE . hicago 2; New York 7. Ittaburgh 3; Philadelphia 2. Inclnati 8; Boston 1. SOUTHERN LEAGUE ew Orleans 6; Atlanta 1. [obits ,7; Birmingham 4. lemphis 6; Nashville Q. ■ t it Rock 7; Chattanooga 5. :• �si iw ; T v 10. 1927. - - ' & T W HBSazs: ftone - 43 7 Phone ■ !l 48 I •‘ •' m Ii - I h 'I ' ganford Dally HtxaU [ant a d . r a t e s I final: C**h lo Adrinca nt ads, will be received -Iron# and collector *ent "aleljr for payment* ...... .......... 9c ■ line .................7c a line " ....... 6c » line [fluro ---------* *lne flae rate*on request. reduced rates ere for entlvo insertions. __ words of average length ^counted a line, ninium charge of 30c for insertion. ... . . Mil advertising is restricted fptuper claMilicaGon. „ sn error Is made The SanHerald will be responsible Tonly one incorrect insertion. ,/vertiser for subaeouent portions. The off ce should be ■ified immediately in caao of or. TO a d v e r t is e r s and complete bn* or FOR RENT: Small cottngo on IN T U B CIRCUIT. COURT O F T H E 'tKnnt.il n# the newspaper In which three hundred thirty <33(1) feet during the legal hours nf sale nnbuilding mpterlaL Low prices. J W I U l J U P J C t ^ i , .Q K - , onlar ihall be published fo r Waat or Kaat Boundary Lli Magnolia Avdnue just north of Monday the 3rd day of October. I Security Lumber Co., -Where Good Central S t r e e t : 125.00 monthly. L U I T OF T i I E S T A T E OF FLOR - loui <-onsecutlve week#. | Section Twenty-seven <37). C.'*i,the same being the first Mon-| III A, IN...... i 1 rn o n a. uivu> » Township Nineteen ( ] » ) South WITNESS V. E. Douglas*, Clerk Grad is Come From** Maple and Rox 123 care The 'Herald. day In aald month, the followin g] C O U N T T W N C H A N C E R Y ., ••f *iibl Circuit Court, and the o ffldescribed land, lying and being In) Uf T hlr,y , J , > E*»L run Sixth. Phone 797. MRS V IR O IB WARD. Complainant * ,a* Seal thereof, this 3rd dny of South 8lx Hundred Sixty <fi«o) 1 the County of Seminole He and State o ft -Va8*-|.t A D. 1937. ‘ T.hr.*e •Hundred Th.r, Flnrlda. to.wlt; 1 9 — Houses For Sale P. B. WARD. . • I f D p ) feet. North Six Himd.- . (Tract one): Beginning at the V. K. DOUOLASH, CONCRETE in every abape and DIVORCE till.I. OF C O M P L A IN A N T red Sixty H«0) reel. East three CLERK. Northwest corner of the North­ form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ TH E STA TE OF FLO R ID A T O P. E. ts l » WILKINSON Hundred Thirty (330) feet to east Quarter ( N E ' » ) of NorthFOR SALE: Furnished Spanish mentals. etc. Sanford Cement ProdWARD: Point nf beginning. Your Orat­ Ry: O. K. CAMERON east Quarter |NEH) of Section bungalow of 5 rooms. Well locat­ You are hereby ordered anil r e ­ or would show unto the Court D. C. nets Compiny, Fifth and Ms pie Five. Township Twenty, South quired lo appear upon thil 3rd day that the land above desrrlhed. ’ “ tinsel for Complainant. ed, of good construction. Owner of Range Thirty Kaat; rtm Sts. Phone 112-W. since the division of O r a n g e October A. D. 1337 to the Bill (SKA 1.1 East Forty (( # ) rods; thence. living out of city and will sell at of filed against you in the above en­ County, la now In Seminole I South One hundred eight (|nX) CLARENCE SMITH reasonable price, and on easy titled cause. County. Florida. rods; l he nee west twenty (In> IN THE CfRCCIT COURT OF THIS The purchaaer to pay for deed. The HANFORD H E R A L D la here- ^.V General Contractor terms. House is located on High rods: thence North elxht ( t ) CNTV.THIRD JUDICIAL CIR. Thla property la sold to comply h) designated as the newspaper In rods. 10 the Northerly margin, GOO W. First St. S , which this order shall Ibe V Jpublished. K f u U ’ i|p t ^ N ^ j H V p c t ^ ' g F u t \Vu |.*K|^!c" with the final order uf »ale nforu, t r „ l . „ „ „ El™ A ven u e ni.h « . *1 al line of la k e Como; thence Phone 441 tractive surroundings. Double ga-1 ga-l Witness witness the official era seal and tbs| TV. ‘ 1 f « k « i m >l e c o l - aald. 1 northwesterly along the mar­ IN CHANCERY. JOHN O. LEONA RDI thet t . Clerk of lid Circuit (2 It READ, ginal line of aald l a k e Como i rage. Price furnished 38,500.00 " »m e of * I n la h V a .S . l a hi Snecial Master In Chancery Sept. Ato the west line of the South­ J hl« ,h« Jrd day of METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev- ,1500 cash and the balance any re- £ °Mrk Complains nt a A. B WILKINSON. 1917 -v«I east quarter I S E t j ) nf the erlasting. Metal shingles; nsonable way. Address Rox 4311 Solicitor for Complainant. V. E. Dot IO LASS Northeast quarter I N K 1, ) of J c HILLS JR. and LOUISE H. standAig seam tin nnd galvanized , 'ir e Herald. . Cl«.rk RILLM. his wife. H A R R Y 8. KKL- (S E A L ) aald Section. Township and Ry A. M. W E E K S ' HFY. tilt IB R MATIIIEUX, .LUCY Range; Usance North to point roofB. Stfc James H. Cowan. Oak D. C. .J WAKEFIELD, t OtFFORD, UU of beglJinrOK. Ave. and Phird St. Phone 111. FOR SALE: Well construcctcd H. J. NIX. (Tract two): Alan, the Weal Attorney and Solicitor NEVA LAND COMPANY INC, 11 M I T I I K OF PmiKrt.OSt'UP. SAKE for Complainant. Uniler atnl by vlrture of a decree Half ( W ' i ) of the West half | bungalow, corner Palmetto Ave Corporation, UKNEVA TRAD1NO I »V V») of the West hnlf l W ' 4 ) nf forectnaurc and aale rendered COMPANY, a Corporutlon, 5— Help Wanted Female and Katie Street. Five rooms, bath Xo rtli went the Circuit Court In and f>,r ;U-m. H( |hl> nuartrr ! >Hfffir|iint n In I with shower, kitchen equipped with Innlo County, Ktorldn, In Chian INW’ H ) nf Section Foil r (4) nfU»KII OK PUnUCATION, Township twenty U » ) . South 1 In a cause therein pending urh.•rein WANTED— Lady of refinement to ; electric range. Owner out of the IN T H E CIRCUIT C O U R T OK T H E THE .STATE OK FLORIDA TO: nf Itsrign Thirty • 30) A 1*-is*t ; Trust T W E N T Y - T H I R D jJUDI' u d ic cTi a a il; C I R ­ I UIFFtlHD WHOSE PLACE OK Vnluala County Rank live in home, do general house-lc'ty and will sell at lose than art­ CU •Company, u corporation. Is I'trm* Iuhn |ii*uiutiint; at 1he North * IT OF THE S TA TE OF F L O R - i RESIDENCE IS I’ N KNOWN ■ wi-el -borne r of Heel Ion four ( t), work nnd assist with care of little ,ual value- Price 30500.00 with 3100 IDA. IN AND FOR SEMIN OLE COU-| li appearing from an affidavit 1ptalnant. and John O. Petnsk y and Townehjp Twenty120) South 1•Ht tl In i Inn m ti.it? I»y th* ('umplu. Ilank of Orange A Truat Cmmpati). girl aged three. Mother teaching cash and 375 monthly. Address NTY. IN CHANCERY a corporation, are defendants, m u ; of Itunur Thirty (30) East; t , W. M\ HARDY. Cumplalnniil I"int that >,.u I. OlFFORD. are a Box 101 care The Herald. r.chool. Inquire 314 act I at puti He outcry tu the highest 6th St. run South ten (t<l) chains: rt'Nkflm! nf a HInit nr Count) other v« iNun Utt St Mu of Flnrltta, thnt your |li,Oder tor cash at the front itno l of ,lhe Court House In the City of Saiifoid In said County and State. IM V O niK BILL UK C ,XO,M MP |L .,.A A ININ A *N N TT , ]r,':r ...... g ' ' ' * ? . T „"h t" '• 1 T H E STATE OF FLOR ■ORIDA IDA T O D OLl-| L L Flor Florida „,.t vlre nf » subpoena Ini -------------------- --------- - - ---VIA HARDY: jChaiiivr) upon whom would bind I Vou are hereby ordered and ra- you anil lliat It la the further belief i|ulre,j to appear on the 3rd day o ff of attaint that you are over Hie age October A D, 931 to the RIM filed of twenty-one ( l l j years, Herald representative against you In th# above stated THEREFORE. This Is to command; proughly familiar with rates cause. »«u . I tHFFORD, lo personally he „ and classifaction will The HANFORD H E R A L D Is hore- and appear before our h.xIiI t’ lrrult paper la Court st Hanford. Hern Inolo County. if you complete information, publish- Florida on the 3rd day of October. j jf you wish they will assist A D l » 27 to make answer to the in wording your want ad. and the Hill ..f Complaint this day filed U lreelti nKiilusi you by the complainant In! make it more effective. 8<‘Plsmb«»V this case, otherwise salt bill of, complainant will be taken asronfes-1 IMPORTANT n o t i c e v. i: vfcori^i **-d by you and this cause proceed I --------------------------------e\ parte. Advertisers should give their J The nature of said suit being .» LADIES—‘Earn $15 dozen t or postoffice address as , aprons; absolutely no selling; •tilt to foreclose that rertaln mort. h. J NIX. gitHeil dated the Itlth day of OntoDm their phone number if experience unnecessary; materials Attorn#)' and Hollcltor fo r Lorn- ber, A. I*, l i t ! from the defendarrts. * desire results. About one cut. Addressed envelope brings 310 cash and 310 monthly will buy plalnant. J. c Hills Jr. and Loulae B. Rills, good building lot at remarkably der out of a thousand has g i b la wife, to the CompUlnsnt. O. B. instructions. Alpha, 202 Market — » Reml. aabl murtgaxe being of record * r ra telephone and th eothers lew price. Box 99 care' The Her­ -) In St., Paterson, New Jersey. the I‘ublie Records of Hemlnole communicate with you ald. IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT. TVVEN­ County. Florida, In mortgage Book It TY-THJRD; JUD1CIJ they know your address. l(t, I'ase 409. 6— Help W anted (M a le ) IN AND FOR S E M fN ^ E ^ U O U N II I* further ordered that this A REAL bargain for the man who AH discnntlnuenee MUST be T Y FLORIDA. IN CHAW I'ffllY. be published In the HANFORD wishes to engage in the raising H O W ELL C. W-VLKB|L C o k l ‘ I*AlN- notice in person at the Sanford IIKRAI.D, a newspaper published-In Hanford. Hemlnole County. Florida, raid office or by letter. TeleWANTED —* Automobile’ sales­ of truck, of citrus fruits, poultry V* *V (; once a week ftyr four (4) conseciit■c discontinuences are not man. None but experienced and live stock of all kinds. Thirty- MARION F. W A L K E R , DEEENtl- ■iv» m eeks. ANT. high grade man need apply. C. H. four acres of land that offers high WITNEH8 my hand and the o ffi­ rolling lands for citrus, muck lands ORDER OF PUBLICATION cial seal of the Circuit Court off tinAbbott, Falcon-Knight Distribu­ Twenty-third Judicial circuit of lliei irtcous • Prompt - Efficient for truck1and bulbs and n jstnat) TO MARION E. W A L K E R . tor, Orlando, Fla. MACON,|Kluir of Florida, on this the 2nd | Service lake for pasture land. On the SenOEOROIA. day of September. A. D. 1*27. You are hereby ordered and re­ (CIHCITT COURT HEAL) ford-Orlando road three miles from 10-A — Poultry And Eggs to be nnd appear upon the V. K. Dol’d LA88 | _______________________________ _ Sanford. One thousand dollars cash, quired Automobiles 3rd day of October. A. D. 1917. to Clerk Circuit Court, i (balance on easy terms that will at- the Bill of Complainant filed against (HEAL) Ry E. L IIURDtCK. ItABY CHICKS—Fall chicks fo r ‘ l,ow V.™ to make the payments you In the above atyled cause and Court. DODGE W IU o N , UOYLfcl ii DIORTON. winter, broilers, standard bredlf ™ 1 thc l»nd. Ideal |o;stlon for The Hanford Herald tiewspuper Holieltors for Complainantturi cars and Graham trucks stock. Eleven leading breeds, low f'RjniC station and small store close publlahed In Seminole County, Flo r­ hnd 13th Street. Phong 3. ida, Is hereby designated ua the to homes of fifty, or more families. prices. Write for folder. W. H. In which the order ehall A country home close to the1city Newspaper Chesnctt, Greer, S. C. be published for four conaecutlve IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. OF T H E llN8 * COWAN CO. Auto markets. High, dry and healthy. weeks. CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR HBMINol.K ffitor and sheet met*] works, Address R. C. care Herald. * <R ANCERY. A W ITN ESS V. K. DOUtlLASH,,Clark COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN C 11— Miscellaneous bench Avo. Phon* 716-W, of said Circuit Court. -dull'(ItbtUf lie- Ui:o.- Ed 'IIA1..M EH. admltwist:tV9tor r f neceasu7dt. estate of Anna M lira lal Heal thereof this 3rd day of Sep­ ed. Ciimplalnnnt. / CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning 26— Miscellaneous F o r Sale tember. A. D. 1927. )( *•• t A t ) Ja n FOKD PU1CK CO v». V, E. DOUOLA88. Ce. 11 Ball Bldg. ' I 212 Magnolia Ave. CHEVROLET TOURING CAR: Clerk, II A, HOWARD lend UR*N a A. RHOWAHlV his wife. T A N F O R D By: H. K. CAMKHON J. Phone 367. 'good running condition, new HANK A THU8T C d S l’ANY. D .C. 12— W anted paint, new headlights 175 cash. (H EAL) (Formerly I’euples Bank nf Huu.f tMODEL TRIM CO. fonl) a corporation; VlniUJHAFederal Bakery, .Fhono 604. y). A. It. W ILKINSON y . A CAROLINA CHEMICAL COM­ Filling for Complainant film the car, not the owner.** WANTED TO LEASE: PANY,- a corporation, EDWARD FOR SALE: 4 collie pups. 0 weeks station with grocery and soft Phone 817 for estimates L ENOCH8 Defendants. old. |4:00 each. Phor.e 3205. drink stand attached. Near SunNOTICE OF MAHTER'B SALE I P. W. RADFORD ford on main highway. See J. F. IN T IIE CIRCUIT, COURT. TW R N- IN THE.t^lRCUJT C O U H T ’O F SEM­ Notice Is hereby given that under and by vlrture of the final decree TV »THinD,' JurttcrAr. ciftStJlT. INOLE COUNTY. FL O R ID A . IN of, Lusclusure and sale mad# and Pearson, 236 Meisch Bldg. HJIJP3— m a r m o n s IN AND ---- you SUNINOLK COIIN-t ewtsirttd on the 3rd day of Heut. Isaford Automobile Co. T Y FLOItIDA. I N C H A N C E R Y . <,llA'oRDKli OF PUBLICATION Situation wanted a« experienced Ar D. 1927. by the Judge of til# CirK^holla Ave. Phone 137. JOHKI’ H T E p iJ j f j.COMl’ LA IN A NT, MAIIEL A , . .HGttY. ComplAlaenl-e call Court fn and for Hemlnole stenographer. Cal) .Gayle Mar­ County, Florida In that certain shall 291. • C A T H E R IN E EH AN, DEFENDANT. RORD-Ovcrland Go. WUIyaII. D. CAHWELL. J. 8. H A RV A RD . Chancery suit pending In said Court O R D E R OF PUBLICATION nigh 1. M. HAIR, It. C. TIH D A L E JR., wherein tleo, K. Batmen, Adminis­ hts 4 Overland, Whlpplts. WANTED— Rain water tarfk, TO C A T H E R IN E EUAN. Bridgeport, and LEONA A. TIHDALE. his wife. trator of estate of Anna M. Brandt. Connetlcut. 12 Commercial 1 Sts. Phong 58. 800 to 1200 gal. capacity; cypress W. L*. FIKLDH," and ' M A I r T a r 'k T deceased and B. A. Howard and You ar# hnruhy ordered and re. KIELDH, his wife. A. H. Jqhneonl Lenna A Howard, his wife. Hun•tulred to be and appear upon the 3rd Trust Company. doing business as JotlNSON Ll'M. ford Bank and MMOLE HUDSON- ESSEX or galvanized tin. Route. 1. Box day o f Octobea. A. D. 1937. to tho (Form erly Peoples Bank of Han­ 99-B, Cameron Ave. Sanford, UBIl COMPANY, formerly JOHN- ford) lllil nf Complainant filed agalnat INC a corporation; Vfrglnla-Caro* HON A PATTERSON, and It. C. you In th« above atyled cans# and lina Chemical Company, a corpor­ 203 Oak Ave. TINHDALK JR.. INC., a Corpor­ ation. Court. Edward L Enochs are defend, 14— Rooms Without Board 11* Phona 41 Tlie Hanford Herald Is hnrnhy da- ation, DEFENDANTS— aula, John <1. laomurdy. aa Special slgnatPd aa the Newapappr In which THE S TA TE OF F LO R ID A T O ; Muster of said Court appointed In thla order d u l l be imbllshed for W. C. 9'I ELDS, and Comfortable sleeping rooms, all four said final decree, will offer for sal* ' Biaineas Service h l X D H . HIS W I P ronaecutlv# Weeks. and sell to the highest nnd bast bid- . convenience ' 201 Lakeview NCE IB UNPLACE OF RESIDENCE W IT N E S S V. E. DOUUI.A8H der for cash at public outcry before KNOWN* Clerk of said Circuit Court, and the Ave. Phone 531—J. It appearing from an affadlvR the Court House In Hanford,, Semin-' official Heal thereof, thla 3rd day of AL ROOFING—The Roof Ev filed In this cause by .the Complain­ ole County. Florida, on Monday the September A. D 1937. tiling. Metal shingles; ant that you w. C. 'F I E L D S and Iril day o f October. A D. 1937, the IS— Apartment For Rent . r . * V. E. DOUOLAM. being a Rule Day nf said Cnurt Clerk. M AROARKT FIELDS, hla wife, and same if seam tin and galvlnlzed each of you, are resident* of a Hta|# and, during the legal hours nf sale, By;.II. K . CAMBBON( ; FURNISHED apartment. No. 5. James H. Cowan. Oak or County other than the State of th# property described In and" order-I Clemens Apts. See Mrs. Thayer. SAMUEL. .V H. WILKINSON. Florida;. That you and each o f you ed sold by said final decree, which ■ Third St. Phone 111. property Is situated In the City of | Afcrt. No. t. Counsel fnrComplalnanL . have been absent from tbs Slate of Hanford, County of Seminole, and I Florida fo r a.perlud ut more than SPECIAL NOTICE 1er— sixty ( I t ) days last past; that your State- o f Florida, end dencrlhed more enerators exchanged 1-1.00 Two iwom- furnished apartment. • F I N A L NOTH'S3 place uf residence le unknown: that particularly aa fnllows, to-wlt: IN T H E COURT OF T H E COUNTS’ Beginning at a point on the »rx, starters, magnetos, 4 there I* no person In the Slate of Also garage. 614 Magnolia Ave, J t li n M . HKMINOI.E COUNTY South aid# of Ht. tieruude Avs. Florida, service of a subpoena In nitinn plants and powurl.ui S T A T E OF FLORIDA. a*1' A 1 — —----- —---------------- * | Chancery upon whom would bind >sit makes and typos ra-1 '"” - TWa^ROOM FURNISHED apsrt- In ra .the .estate of J, E. LAt(4U> yuit or either uf you and that U Is , DeceaaaAJ-Iii Prohati*. luxl rebuilt. Armature wind->'*tment with ‘garage. 703 PalIII# further belief uf (he a ffa tn l that F I N A L NOTICE ypn and amen uf you a m nvef the — >U work guaranteed us new* meyp. AVo.- qf phonq 282-W. NOTICE; IH IIE IIE R Y UIVEN that ugt o f twenty-one yeare. fcnt. Business establl the undersigned Will, on the Is! d*v THEREFORE, thla la to.command nf Novemban A. D. 1927. pre«enl to BEAUTIFULv At’, T M E N T S - the Honorable County Judge of Hem- you. W. C. FIELDS and L2AHQARKT r'li.LDH. his wife, and eaeh o f reu. WlUon Electric'Co. I te and bath, laola County, Florida, Ihalr final ra. In Two nxjqsJdi personally bs and appear beforu IB Fofeat Street turn, account and vouchers aa edcentrally attractively; uur said Circuit Court at Sanford. # mlnlatratrlcia o f the estate of J. E. Hemlnole ^•cksonvllle, FlA. County, Florida, on the 3rd located,1an Improvements; $6 per LAIN*!, deceased, and at said time, da> o f October, A. D. 19X7 to make then and'thare. make application to answer to the Bill o f Complalnaet week. Tel 777 or 775. *'t' the said Judge for a final settle­ filed agalnat you by the complain­ SUSINEKS — card appearment of their administration of aald In thla case, otharwlae aald bill ■ *) FURNISHED: f^ir room apart­ estate, and for an order discharging ant nf complaint will be taken as con­ ifaily In thla eelumn will ment. All modern. Close In, 2201, them as such Administratrices. fessed by you and this cause pro­ Doted this the 27tb day o f August, ceed parte. *• Oak Ave. Phone 190 W. A. D. 1917. . , 1#»«r 3,000 every dajl The nature ot said suit being a -4— J u l i a f . l a i n o and suit to* foreclose that certain mort. J E A N E T T E B. LAINO. ■age datvd the 1st day o f October. lit fovta so little-a 12 word SMALL FURNISHED apartment As Administratrices of the es­ A D. I l l ) from Ben D. Caswell •'•for rent naar Seminole High tate of J. K. LAINO. dsceaa. (otherwise known ae H. D. Caawell). r0n« month costa only $2.60. school; garage. . T»t* 124—J. ed. and Clara Belle Caswell, hie wife. J. I SHERWOOD H A R V A R D (otherwise Phone 148 known ss J.-B. Harvard) and JulU t^R N lS H E D apartment, 3 rooms PETITION ^ and bath, «U modem conveiriet-.AN U O ' lot "Classified Depart# MUHK. cell for adults only. 417 W. 2nd St. c Kecofcle or Bern mebF* I hone 203 W. O L IV IA HARDY. Defendant LADIES— We pay 35 hundred col­ 33750.00 is the priccc of small cot­ tage.pn well located lot nn Mngoring cards; experience unneces­ sary; no selling; addressed envc-jnoli^ Avenue. 350 ecash all that is lope brings particulars. Triangle. 1required. Balance payable just like 130 Flntbuah Ave. ' Dept. jfij4, tcriti;liox 121, care The Herald. 1Brooklyn, N.^.Y. » | '*•*- ! -----V ; —<—7------------------------------- ---------------------1» l — A c r e ^ f* I LAD) r e ^ Earn 316 dozen sewing iron*'ji apron* ;Jiome; home; experience 'unneqs* 'unnta^l'/ cssary; Materials cut; instructions! furnished. ' i Addressed ---- 1— envelope! brings particulars. Milo Garment/ ,235 Broadway, Bayonne, N. Y. I -st five l!>) rhnlns; North ten tin) chains; and thence west live 1 ,1 ) chains; Also hegln-. ning tel) <1•> chain# Soutft., and five (3 ) chains East of the Northwest corner of OM’* t.on knur (4) Tnwaahlp twen­ ty (J0> Kouih of Range Thfrs ty (30) East; run East 7S links;' Uouth 73 links. West 73 links; hencr north 7S links lo point., . of beginning. * u*' (Traet three); Also the East* half I K ' , ) of the East half t K * » l of the Northeast quartet**: ( N K ’ i ) or Kertlon Flvs f t ) Township Twenty ( I t ) Sooth’ o f Range Thirty (30) east; less beginning at the northeast corner of said Section. Town; ship and Range; run I l M t r f w West ten (IS ) chains. Hciiuli...! ten (H I) ehalna; East ten ( ! • ) chains. North ten (IS ) chains. (Tract Four): Beginning ’ *t the Northwest corner of the Northeast- Quarter (N E I4) t)»:' (he northeast quarter INKS,) of Section Klve ( f ) . Township Twenty (10) South o f Rang* Thirty (30) East; run (henea. South Eighty (00) rmls Isto . la k e Como; thence West Thlr^j, ly (30) rods In Lake Ccimq’.V, t hence North eighty (10) rods^ to stake on township Mine, Y j , thence East thirty (30) rods Ppri-.mi point of beginning. Said four tracts In all enmprls. Ing eighty-seven (37) »rre«m orsel or less . L. F, BOY! Special Master In Chsnt IIUI L LAN DIM A W H tT K It iU R . Solicitnre for Complainant. • qJUi .Ax' Hw _ mu ■ 3^0 udl M iM YJU •••IN N IN E V T FEATURES AMERICA'S PERFORMING SIX O V ALL CARS UNDER $ 2 5 0 0 A powerful and arrestin g statem ent to m ake, yet every Dodge B roth ers d ealer stands ready to prove it. Nine specific features — vital and definite—not equalled by any oth er m o to r ca r within nine hundred dob lars of the Senior price! Truthfulness : Accuracy Service Fairness % Basic Reasons _ i'l.yP YOUht, 0 [ tue n e wV w W ja ^ , NG NrEWv A / O R t'U R T H F .lM _ 16-r-HouHeH For Rent House for rent, 1405 W. 1«4 St. Apply Kent Vulcanising Works. Y A L L PHONE C. COLLER, SA! ■ ■ ~~ hMngalow nth. WcRro ^OGRa p u —repai. ‘ by experts with '*• Sanford mui ! Shoppe. Room 10 », ^ ■ d e. Phone 832. v £ Flve room bungalow of Pklmgtto Avenua Katie Street. Large living room, dining room, two bedroom#, BL0CK3 — irrigation bath, with- thowgr, kitchen equip­ *5® Esneral cement work ped with electric rang*. Front and Concrete Co. J. HkJW l rear porches, $40 monthly. Addreej proy. 3rd and Sink S. G. B. cart The Hertld. d r u g STORE—Pro SPANISH BUNG ._ Uruf9. Sod*. W . gro High StrMt m a» your phone. Call 1M Furnish hed, all lmL - » •? *r\vin**'tlfu l (had* tafM, Owner u. firot. W . do it. [north. Will n n t to ntoo iu w * Avenue-ramreasonable rate. Aik for Mr, Berg at tht Herald office r7.vt.ToTt, D tetrtceil^ Vnuniy. yiorida..lB Mortaaii tit Florida In the matter of J>. R (g (u r|ft,«r ordered that this not. a a * T h r a a h e W o o d r u It M o t l /uV.V.hsd In 7 h . SANFORD * * T?V^ hn i* u r » d N „ j * o l In H ERALD, a newspaper publlahed In k P ' N ” I Sanford. Seminole County, rtorlds. bankruptcy*^ __ _____ ______ Inn** & w « « k for four 111 co n iM u tlvt ORDER OF NOTICE ■Spulhern District of Florida, as: " w I t NEBS rpy hand and the ottl- ** this 30 day of August. A. D. ' clal seal of the Circuit Court of th# on reading the foregoing pet* Twenty-third Judicial Circuit of tbs| Until for Discharge uf ths atiove- Stats of Florida, on this .ths 3rd naniod Bankrupt, Ft I*— day of September, A. D. 1917. ’ O RD ER ED By the Court- that a V. E. DO UU LA 88 hearing be had upon the same on L'tsrk Circuit Court, the tw*at»#lh day o f October. A. By K. U BURD1CK D. 1917. before the said court, at d . e. Jacksonville, Fla., In said district, W1LHON. BOYLE A DIUHTON at tan o’clock In the foren oon ; and Solicitor* for Complainant— that notice thereof be published In Th* Sanford Herald a newspaper printed In said dletrlcL and that all known creditor* and other persona No wonder this brilliant vehicle won instant rank as A m e rica s finest pei> form ing Six! No wonder it flashes a . , thrilling challenge to the fleetest and smartest on the road! T hese nine* features tell why! Ask us to point them out« Ask for a booklet explaining e a c b in detail. Demand the facts! sa W ith this great Six Dodge B roth ers h ave struck an entirely new note in. > fine ca r value. 41— - u- � 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, September 10, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 10, 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>, September 10, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald