318 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/14a3e37ea4183db3fdd7e92d3e43b787.pdf 2ce3cdbaaae285ae08841e6ec7499205 PDF Text Text 1 1. r /r - -•:.•? • MrBHTVc 7* IT*??' 1» i»;ni n m r ... — - thm fcl 11iX!GLZ f iiilL IF ,¥»* kr; J*-- •' IllO i i.ru i . . . r. •*i' niMM> ► • *, THE W EATH ER fp U B unid In Florida’s llfa r l. World’s Creates1 V w Section. Its Richest •? • . den‘ U nd. *. sir >*» U Cioudy tonight and F rk U y ; Showers In extreme north portion tonight In north and central potv tion* Friday.. *. «'wiMm fTiMTTxix, 'SANFORD FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MARCH 8, li)28 W ire International News Service Gives No Thought To Retirement As He Passes 87th Birthday RUUlHET Member Au4U lturcau Of Clreule .onsr RACE TRACK IS ENGLISH FLYERdemocratic PURCHASED B' WEALTHY HEN ATLANTIC HOP Party Cleans wmm —«I PATTHf SH01 DEFICITIN 1921 W ASH INGTON, Mar. 8. (IN S ) I The chief item reported was the W A S H IN G T O N . Mm. s — ( INSi mil-delved'into the musty preccilThe Democratic party, which has $200,000 which Houston citizens tits which tire the guideposl' of -J u s tic e Oliver Wendell Holme . lawn chronically more or less raised to finance the convention. . .... he nation's highest court. of the United States Supreme Sonic of the party's leading sup- C h i c a g o W h e a tK lIl lu one respect, perhaps, the day \Y. N. Reynolds. C a r o lin n jlS e n s a t io n a l Report Concern- ••hroko" since the 11*20 campaign. I. • ..4 M a m h o r r n n * Court today greeted the adeem D O R S tC C l * ib in e t M e m D C r of Ids eighty-seventh birthday with vas not as pleasant as others. For ing Proposed Hinchcliffe i- again in a state of affluence, porters came generously to Its aid Imcco Magnate. Heads Trio Flight DissipatedAsAirman ami whoever emerges at Houston with gift-*. The most prominent o f ■ luring the past week a cautious Thai Acquired Property To SCIltS T O P l 3 1 l I S U t ' n u hint o f retirement. ’ Fail* To Appear At Field with the presidential nomination these were Thomas F. Ryan of H n n is irtn T fl The day' dawned brightly for .th family physician lias kept him in* Make It Sportsman s Haven .3UN C S d e c i s i o n 1 " , vencrn(,jl, poldier. lawyer, writer. i iors to shako .off a slight col I u ill he able to face the electorate New York, $50,000; Jesse Jones of without a party deficit looming up Texas, ? 50,00ft; C. II. Watson of _____ m a liich ilesccudcil mi the crest of a in the rear. * West \ irgmiii. and Win. F « Kenny, . . » . * 1 I door messages from all pnrts of raw. March wind. Jesse II Jmies; Hie party tivas- of New York each with $26,000. | ) 0 I I Q S W 6 r 6 I c H T Even a physician's ordeis. Imw• • r%4 * 41 I the world, all breathing respect urer, lias repotted to Chair man There wore a number of $ 10,0001 W flC n O t r e n g i n for Ills distinguished services <jt •ver, have not kept him idle. In ^ | rp j . ( lent Shaver that xyUnlul of $50S,- donors, including John \V. Davis, u i s m c ij - the past and good wishes fo r the the offiee he maintains in an old- Projeet To Re For Private ■I , Ifiimm'stu-onrl • Thnl i.'lcii. k"' ,,l<n raised and tde.lged to , the It*-> standurd bearer; Frank --------. future. .fashioned red b r i c k . house a few I’ se Only; WorkIsScheduled M ; r put the party on its fjnaticial feet, I. Polk; of New York; William, o . , . , l i r { 4-j.,(. | ‘n < ____ _ A . worker throughout Ins long doors removed from the noise of T o (»et i'ntler Way Shortly Mitekiiy Will He Passenger |,;iv ini|0|,tt.t,„;.s*. an,i *,j|| Julian of Cincinnati. H. H. Lehman. O eC U T in eS L A __ / ' rt. . i i m * n r l R o / ' P ^ n i ! active eufeer, he lahured (•>- n busy street he has kept up with riT -V o r n t i c u x v t U .* . Jjiv UMU||| u jt |, verbiage his work. OAe of the two opin-• — leave a tidy margin with which to of New Y olk, and John II. Kirby,, i: IN vl I I I AIKD IklM K. F.ng.. inaugurate the 11*28 campaign. of Texas. • . • ■ ___ , ' il.Vs l .v .-nsat onnl re-' w .n s i o n I? y H o o v er — ............................................................ ......................................................„ f h u ,d .« mile circular tinck, club tnal i apt. W alter llinehWASHINGTON. Mnr. 8.— !• fatuous III it i-h nee, would (IN S )— The Republican No­ I’ASIIINHTdN. Mat'., 8 . - ft tor America ill a Stinson o f Longwnml, was announced today tional Committee hud a defi­ nionoplane at noon following negotiations which have P c i-etei cit after the 1920 campaign tho Herbert Hoover will been under way for several week- ■ ■ 'm g the lion. Kl.-ie Mnekav, r (lie Indiana primary, o f between $600,000 und h j Purrhui-crs of the property inof l.i'id Inclicape, n- a sing the favorite son $800,000, James Fatten, the elude W. N. Keymdds. wealthy to ( () • wen- dissipated when lidmv o f Senator James Chicago ' ‘wheat king", testi­ . Iineeo maimfiivturcr <>f North ,Vat>"ii. was put squarely f l :ne| i litfr fah-d 1 appeal at 4)!v. Cnrolinu and ( Iminiian of the fied today ut tho Senate’s Seeretury Mellon Declines Helen Hnsehniiiitn.Pretty Sluto Itis chief advisers lit prominent Htisiness Man And M. W. Lovell Seeks O ffice Of hourd of directors o f the It. tty .i t- Held. To Purchase Five Million inquiry into , disposition o f ilent Of Luke Krle College. Justice Of Peace; R. CAVilatm t<iday. Developer Will Ue Laid At «n> tile lust tune ui i lu Cold. Held In New York tho Continental Trading CornIbis Been I’ netintu'ious S.T vox, A.D.Smith And Kinlaw Reynolds Tobacco Company, B e n 1 over has consented to enter |{<ist InLakcVicwCvm ctcry; I hat Him h ilif te fa led to Hanks For Russian C h ie fs ! K Djivs Since Motor Mishap Are Running For Constable White, nationally known Hpt'rl*[fight ami it probably will he Services At Baptist Church Liberty-, . . . puny’s $1,080,000 tip at the flying field t<< man and horseman, and W. M Aage mu:-if Ids advisers amt — W ASH INGTON. Mar. a. • t N H ) | 0n|)(| -.s |UHh f u n d • la Iv tests null (to iio-oo The offices of constiddo and jus I Invis. vice president of the Or- 1 1 >■ I'AIN LSYII.L I'. **hio. Mai > ' after a careful ean Kungral services for J. I*. Hood. \u„thei subtile effort of the I Futtcn told of ttrlvancing [,- ,|lt .auatioa iiv ludiunupo'.is . pvtiti ineiu Sanford husincss man tiee of pcaci fur tin- fourth di> inndo Bank and Trust Company. l-ho w tin li was -till in u liangar 1 | \ S ' Medical sccim ■ «- tiliz/.led .1.1 1 ai p M. ,Plain at Into •Fred i.n So v ie t to nlitam ut leas: lea s: !««« • " ” u “ * Ote ,M*V • • “ Upturn, V ,'" " ’ ,i i i ChiT i - '* ® Although no figures were made In-bevc that such a course nod real estate developer who died itu | \, ht*. triet continued to draw candidates |,i tin- 1 limit.able ease " f Helen 1 . o n ‘'age treasurer of the Itrpuhliians, 1 I t o in i e i , there me llidlcallollI la- decision has been left suddenly Tuesday night at tie- today, four names being added t" public in connection with the saleimplied • o.i.meadnl rei-ognttloi. ||w off „ pnrl „ f th|H dcfJcik W llegi .. Ic iig t h i tiiglit is' pl.uim d I. I |iu-< lilillinn. t*.* ye.u old U is declared to Is- the largest i fill |uni. it was stated at the see- Orange General Hospital in Or from the t'nitrd Stales lufr beer * 1 add receiving in irturn $ 25,000 lit 1• o ted I hat t tic p lan e s t lleled •tilili-m of \\ ■ -Itodd. Mil'-s.# vvlm .ffieu tid e this morning lamln. wi'l he held Friday after the list of tho.-e already announced estate transaction consummated in Liberty Bonds. Batten gave tho ■ i ,< long .ioni'ii y and tliat -i t litis In 1 11 lying uncoil mils m 1 heekmalei triu f>.i filing in Indiana e x ­ nrum at :t o'clock front the F'irsi The group included three aspirants this potinty in many months! tin- view was taken by off icin’. 1 Senate committee a li«t o f th«i ■ i :i - l t\ ol f . i o l h a - ( s e n t a k e n >01 I :i 1 llnptist Church. Interment will I ,-utity M e m o r ia l midnight tonight, | La I foi- constable and one for justice Simultaneous with the purchos* Washington today after a close 1 bonds. • 9 follow brief rites at l«tke View of pence, making 11 total of eight , aiinoiinceuieiil. plan , were outlined •mrd in I h im c s v illc t i i f f i t l y t Incc day ■ iilwipated bore that th scrutiny the facts surrounding Committee tm-mlier* said tha Cemetery. > |> •nit 1 ttir '-.inn' Sin laps'd lido an inn 011-1 ionL , managers ill the slate will candidate- -i-eking the two po-o to convert the tract into a sports th,< tefiisnl of the S.-eretarv of bo mis given Batten were part of T lie s e r v i c e s ui the < litii, li w i d . , 1 i •• Itn-.-k and ' mded largely by what they -ir.tc 011 .1 Hiinary !•* vv In o she wa (In 11ca-iny Mellon to purehne' I those that Hurry F. Sinclair fa r o mail's paradise. The property will ei Hie inteiitioith of the l»«- in ehurge of l*r F I*. King. long Might • • 1 ei Ho ' si 1 lei I \ .111 .illloliloblle I'll- Sill". M \\ Lovell, til a Palmetto \ ' c In- strictly foi private needs, a n ' $.’»,!ail 1,111mi in Soviet gold, on be­ Will II. Hays, Bepublican nation­ by Dr. 11. D- mie. thing his hat i*1 the campaign will lie maintained f<*l the use «" 1: \ ■ i n I ill ope and ; |tail ilay -to ha not -poken a lt‘11 *inii|« The Hoover people pastor, assisted al chairman in the 1020 campaign. half of the government. It Ini ,1 ■ 1 nisinr ,j ,. l>!j an «»nt-:$ml-oui m i ’ Gray of Atlanta, seeretury- of tie- fo;- justice of |ieace. while the can- tin- new owners ami their friend Patten said he made the $26,000 1 and ha- not moveil. ewept While the Treusiiry Department j Cl .o, l| m (uiii >• .itoi Watson himsell. Baptist Dome Mission Board, and ,|,dates for constable included A Among the anticipated II ;i4lonal in-rv oil- ge-11111 *• Jtihum on December tai develop (' F Carnes, treasurer, also .1 In- o m !nd of the slat ,|(. nubseiiucntly used tho I un.< .. h i vv lm Ii I li. min.l bn no «"H .imply -aid the gold ...uld not h. . ,|i Smith. West Side farmer. F ments are the roustraetmn of r. sulcilt of Orlando. The rites will mi t.ui there is a feel H,-ay e.l by the .mat ^ | bonds, he said, in s eontribuUot. I IN'-1 11-.1 • Kinlaw and U. Wilcox, member . ,,,'all h old , bridle paths, swim |u i\ . WHH pul IlffM'lUttl l»y III*' DtMUTlt I ^ ' .. . , t,;,r th,- l.owilen manager- In- shuttle and brief, in keeping ul K van At on hospital, Il 1 .me -I III. ill".linn’ of the Sanford police department | ;,nd other features. I let 1 ml ! .1 •n 1 1 " c 1 hat the Soviet e,mid e s t n h lu h u " Bntrt^n with Mr Hood's wishes. ,1- iiini|i into the light ato bring Hit’ * n-ein tin III* t ol v el med The new owners plan Sanford lias been Mr. Lovell no 311!«*• wu** !i,arnt,i1 that »*\c*n 1.. plain 1. -li-.l upon th" Honorary pallbearer.- will in­ a- Hi.1 ei' papers are filed. The wheat king said “ it wa* u ■ I *1, ( |,|fI Wi'l > nrdioiiic. pi I1..I m leiii 1 . 1*1 Y N Mai *h. important rea-ons were buck him whe„ tho bondw 1*. Landis snil Mr. Mick home for 26 years. He moved b thi 11 .in It In.Ises In the dant foi 1. i- adiiiilledli a good deal clude i tilt atti ndliig physician -aid Work on Florida 6s years ago in I and ii.iu.mg and breediiiK, ,.f il... cent intuition of tt..- ban <•- |pB* no|„ MU(, how tho Uepublt111II lo.lllV pi eil f. 1 and Harry N. Dick u\deo ■ o'.lmeid ill till- --tale. ler of Deiiiiptl. '•lie i- ip h i immediate d.mgci "I Iniilislieil in B.*2d. ft, evtellMV e dev elopment pro •I t<>>1 .1 long 'lie hi '.villi III. Senator Wai-on, although ton of Orlando. C. S. Carnes of settled in Lake eotlllty, where he lean National Committee got them. dent Ii Stic can go on living in gi. ni ia-xpeeled t** get under way resided for 2H yearn before i-om M.a kny ..ini <'apt U : If a e.uuliilnte, is known to Atlanta anil A. I*. Connelly and I'lie gold was imported foi the Patten said he hud contributed I i * ii » imcon-i mils slule indel mil shortly, following the signing nl til fe a- il - 011 upiillt. , ,11..te .-ti'Higly to Lowdi-n-und Alexander Vaughn of Snnforci. jng to Seminole County. Soviet state hank and held in the j BeiHihlicans “ for a gi*»l *>e It J ’ limn in the Secretary of Active pallbearers will *>r IVIV-li CV a- *'• . In- plain | tv even 11.- I*»iip .is a vi-ar. per vaults ot tin- 1 hast- National Hunk many years'*. He produced In ev i—Mi. Lovell was agent fm the final |i gal I'.ipei . wliich havi Imps five years. So l.u ..- I know utul the I’.piitahle Trust Com- {doner.'** bundle of cancelled checks d «.• -i -Hal-ini Boston Inrun Hence the npprehen- trooper, Steele, Judge ClycU> Steunibhip i.lne for seven been piepuied by Hie firms I, lie lias • 1 ! .1 tecoiil lot t*ii length puny >*1 New York, pending n,' ‘ j covering his i ontributions. He ul,1)|(| R|S(, j c n ed as city clerk Gile- A Gliiiiey ol Orlando and I at- tin- part of the Hoover James (i. Sharon. John D. .Ifnkiirt, \ , 1 -a lion n : 1 p.o I wa- pi m l • f f time .1 | . 1 -on li. 1i mam- d un gotiatimi■ a . - in .i if they file too far Dr. J. T. Denton, ft. II. Derg. W for It probably will !m> S(| ,.ontrilmled to Demorrats in six years. He served two years Wilson ..nl Boy!,, and Del'nit vs by il. Daily I' v p t c . th at Ml lib.in.. ■' the closing of 1lu­ C. DeCourwey and F. P. Bines. Th'> ns justice o f peace in old district and Speo. 1 1 i.| tills city. The pm- M.icl, .1 , pi | 11pi . In In *. would Imp ..||-> loll • hipped back to Kiigliiiul Changed | |,N.n| (1impnigns in Chicago, ho p.lilt.can is are reipiested to meet „ ae before it wu» combined with ilia sol.ll.1.: mill. Willson may ex \\ |n n tin gu I. vv h,, w .1 1 -tinlelll 111v•• |*«*uihL u bit'll will In* »*»nvi*rt- | m«I«1<*«1 J| 111c.1i porate und’ > i-o otf .1 nun .top trail- \tlaiiti at I in- funeral number four, lie is a past master name «j' ^i-ntinole Drivlnp 1 lab f light I■ •• \ in 1 .. In.I lali 1I1 ( . t the I .it,1 l .l le 1 olli-gi hi H , " a . 1 . " tti-hull 1 invitation to at 2:.:*l o'elovk • «! it., ibillar i j Fattrn li*»ti*tl 1,000 ill cotliri),. | other 1 uudidntes to hnire of Miller A- Kriekson -ttink by Hi tm le-l -knit w a­ of the Masonic lodge and a tnist ha­ If r a „ government had purehaa bution* to Republican campaign. v 1 I- 1 1111-111 - ilnln.il-d Itnit the fI' Mi. Hod's death warf unexpected. high priest of the Hoyal Archli Mu0 1" tin- state t"i sin oltjIn tho 122.'. from 11*11* to 11*21 Tin il.. le Lacing t lull 1■ 1 o t et's pi (lined i- li..... toward ■ India ll ..ti i d ,.n.I Di i latl.l l i c k ol , ,| i l l . I t i . s s i i . i l gold the S o v ie t im He iindi-i went a major operation sons. ■ n. .1 fn i -fnr-utl• campaign. Patten gave j “ as i n in li d about tw<» a -■•t a Till 11 111v I \|o . pillvll! bed I 1 lev, land. ..in of tlii . minify ’• iiiciiidatalv would Iiiivm' "lluilyhiKt primary -,in.-• Watson alone, the lloov- on Mondav and was expected to I, ..t.iip iiigcoti- vva . ailed into , , r to the world that it was do yt!,2(>n to Frank O. I.owden’s cantMr Lmell pi idea himself on b e - I half \i > .igo and rcpreseni. .1 . 11 cll'i'iuii-l.iHt *al ( i p ' * 'i I In* plan have a speedy let ovcry. Hi- sul- mg n life-long Democrat, lie eust mv, »tnn/ hi.pi, :,i'e eoufldeiit; against pnign und $2.(HHi to the late Maj­ II. s o c e- tiillv leiitov ••I more than $1oo.oon for trnn -1l.itil ii ' H-HI but l lien! I In 1 a-e with ■ i,g Ihi - 1He.-s directly Mm .mil Watson they are not feTcd a relapse Inought on by 1 lii.» first vote Tilden and Drew for or General la-ottnrd Wood. ii.i -i I- were singed tw. <a was 1111 cii-if final • from eilhei I , it ., pi. 1 ..I 1.0111’ tliat bail been t S Government. .1 t IVIMI 'iifnleiii. for Indiatin i» a*i agri- condition tliat had been w-cukcnc I During the years, the record president in I b. plained. 1 .1 H i m belli 1 . | P " president and vice his l-i fm i- tile state Supniiic Mi-s Mad..iv II.g the operation, R.ml -late with a eonsideiable eiinidderiddy bv showed Fatten contributed to t |t< i VV1f•■ ' 1 t H7«. 1liudielii i • M is Such a -iHlciiii'iit bucked up with Charles V. Barrett. Allen F. Moorv, gni |;$11«•j It* 1 1 Hil l -iiit law ed pari-lnut m l lot ia ni‘ at Fv -vii the wuy things have and expired Tuesday night Mr. Smith is another old resident Petting, which was followed •" tlie pilot -;n -isiil It' - loisliand i ••»» ' lli-l la. ii " i \ uteri'ii’- purchase of the gold, Joseph K. Otis. Henry Haur***, p. 11 for the farmers under |o. Ill o'clock. India Sli.- ' in N1:«I *•Il flu- property evi iituaily | teniplat< ,1 a flight ' I'll,- —1.1II k Ui would have been a tremendous ust III Sanford had la-eii the home of ii * Sanford, having lived here for u-ai k It .-..liil -i administration. Botn Gordon Ramsay nnd F. S. Peabody ;ts years. He is engaged in the eel- w, ., i mi,, u.(. IhiipIs of a i c liv er dceliii'-.l -lie knew " • t li Itr "1 i\i•> | th. M«'\\ - li.tf 1el c l .in.i sepal IIIe»l i . , i to the Soviet in niliet m ark­ in C h i c a g o in tlie Illinois atato. Inn., cia to rs supported tho Mi. Hood for 18 years. He came 1 1 Dll'* \ t 1-lUlU* cry farming husineas, n line he h n s|.1|ltj (ll, tl IfiyjJjuiin.involv«;d plan to at temp* th" llllllt It lisle ol liny i ol.l.ei-liotis ets Viip Haugen bill, .which Low here from Macon, Gn., in 11*B*. He followed for a number of y e a n . campaigns. litigation “ Then- was no olhul possiblo riiism. 1 tliat llt.lkc III* 1lie lu alii . ells Thimoney in Senator Wslsh <D),of Mont*"*.p... endorsed, mid vv liich invistcd eonsi.lcrahle At one time he served as city in i «•nt" . HI fill • of tin- brain was m - Ph i |mim- for shipping the gold to iisked Patten to expUin-lhe Deeemi>«<7|».«i ty ho'dings including city . , , „ iv v„ -ru itai' Ilcover 1ms opposed. jin. I It i** iust a*, if ib w u e- in ill,- l Tilted Stales,” one official hcr 6. 1923 gift. lh«.v crV name is eiitereil in real estate, eitn.s and farm lands. M’« "** tor a pemui, o f s x years As to hi- candidacy. candidacy, Mr. Smith He was pivsident of the l.akefronA . »‘Mi|*tb .if • *1 8*\\ iti IiImi.imI b.iii |«.ltl the International News SerIII i- ii vvuh said today to l>“ On that day, Fred Upham cal* -iitMi nlv 111*|*8•11 .il'iilt. It \ »»*•• "The gold might have sold led ut my offiee and told mo there Company. which said: be. |< pi "(.able that the n.tion Improvement “ I believe I have hud sufficient owns a large tract of valuable 1lull a* |t* Ib *b •'•Mill, tf foi poiiiiil- in Loudon, and the wus a large deficit from the 1920 *< taki-.i v*ry lute luiiigh. public experience to enable me to .1111■I - converted Into dollars at Idiii.ip- «an bn* i i*|iiiin*cl.*' 1.. fl’ i\ lie the spectacle waterfront property in this city. campaign," »atd Patten. "H e said ...................... Mr. Hood wa- a member " f tho perform the duties of the office in In,, i vv.. camps— Hoover and I . il ba- Iririi mj««ted min lift a hi at profit, owing to the dif- thy deficit was several hundred Church? in whose a capable and acceptable niniiner 1 fcrcrci in the exchange rates. • vati liing cavil other un First Baptist thousand dollars in the form o f a mean *.( a tide' »t f j 1'iiitiiiird | -t..in.irb b\ Allli«»to:ti a few 1 lovl l> .Ii i,km». 27, l<uki- Mary -'A- it was thru* wen- heavy loan from a New York hank. Ho b >■ minutes ’ before mid- work lie took a prominent pait. If chosett for this office. I will L ii p O ' l fo nd -, i ,i n s i s t i n g i n u s t l y " t | 11 « | I it |M |t* " •*! • tiallMtoltalion charge- on ttte gol I said it was covered with Liberty He ronti ibuted geliennisly to its serve tlie citizens honestly und man vv h wa-, pinned Iteneallt u unsold today, I r " t h « . ot 111- ;i i s t i l e x t i n * . Iiave Itecit •II Kiicttm.o thousands of dollars in interest besides makinK large faithfully.** falling tree yc-tcrday while cutting that tin i'll'ii.i will huve 'l.t delegates Miimnrt Bunds. . 1 ' 1 I'lie d ijc -tiv " o rg a n the M dune ii,p i ted inniurtou night Mi Wilcox, fomilinrly known in iidilntoii to the tos.- o| many donations to foreign missions. If h I. as City convent ion a "H e said they wanted to sell tho 11in11, i neat l.ul>c Monroe, died this Theater " i ll In .• 11 ; i V-,* I i H h I lulieil plopci'.v l l i ' r liodv wild" ii was idle •••pleti i b The procedure The deecnscd is survived by his ns •‘ Bob.'' is a native r tondatt, Sorv'.r'li fighting for in the bonds, and hr wanted me to give f i im l i o n - on i i " i in .illv . .illh u iig li linn nlttg at t l o i lock at tin* I'etnald uiit, tiiciiiilmg to • It t" t i••t|A\ 1., '|ou n i bv th e - So\ n ) " a - clevMutt •*i the Hoover ntanugcr*. e.-iilovv, three sisters, Mrs. lamis rento being his birthplace. He liv$25,000 to pay off this deficit and 1 IlHllI H1' In th uni on-, m il. i 11 «I i n e r t l l i i While tin Mtntbio fat IIIa I t Ol I III- ■1,11111I V .bit II Fineher of West Point. Ga.. nn 1 ' ed in Sorrento practically all of I.iiukIiIoii lltiHpilal. wht*i be was • vi i they do not want to cn he Would give me $25,000 in bonds. .$> bik'li •» w e ig h t i- a ls o it I Jt* po und- and his ervatlonhas nut b . . •o In- trap." Mrs. Francis O'Connor and Miss his life, moving to Sanford nearly niblit'tl m tin ••f I•»i I t»* n i pet tacit la r primary but I gave liint a cheek.“ ■ . ;ititmilitt » .l -III ha- Inst olt I \ a few p o u n d ' was ex peeled, it " two eight year* ago. Mr. Wilcox hns life. In .i ;hv" tn! stale like litdiunti M ain e Hood of Orlando; Batten said he was “ very indig­ • .ii* nice (In u ie id e lit licenced \ 11 the I 11|; S I M M E R V.IIITK HOI SK 1 that tbe out -of-tow i o f f i c e r 1 .leiikin.,,.llklll> >Us, ai„,.,| a t,.„ke., leg •I,, v are fairly sure of em- brothers. M. II. ami Gordon Hon,I | PCI1 4 law onfotcemtnl nant” at the site of the Republi­ sustained greater t him for • n *> .•I th«* t w in tin ies r e l i l t i n g t i o i n t h, .-leeldent |i> s tn their cnmliduteV pi, • of Macon. Ga.. and Gadsden, Ala., pruetirully all of the time he has u((j ,iriik|.|( U|m Jlll(j mteraal tnI It can deficit. . preceding artist «*»nhave heiih'd w i t h th e exc eptio n o f U VSHINGTON. .oat h t lN S i nt.d a mtphew, ( laud Mershon resided in this city. For two years was crushed ni"!.imaged. "How much wo- i t ? " .l.ieksoiivilli 'lotii.t I till . \ 'tmtnter white house in North ------------------- -be If1, dilation in Iowa, where he was was railroad railroad detective detective In '•> the ,]p MU\ff^n .,| from numernu. l.o.-r|t,.Land .1 Davt.'i.. i Iti i In mage to In ' to in n “ Between $*500,000 und $800,000 i niiiltll.i was offered to President SP O N S O R S NEW BILL *‘l(i' candidacy apparently employ of the Atla.itld Coast J j j . • >liu|W ul,.llU the b.aly Alt. tiding j ' Wl„ i;„ g e del. g . «- I recall it." I’ utteit declared. "It ( oolidge today by BIjiRp 8. t II \ l!(. ITt W i l l i Ml ItllEK • Mined everything Indore it. made me wry* angry. 1 used bad W A S H t N G T O !:. Mui 8. la iw in g that position, Mr. w II- physicians worked feunthallv t o ' , |onjt mUMi«- lover '• hem ihIli-ittV, vvlui was aeeiipipanied to I........perilled to make th'' Innguuge to Upham." A reused bv the bandit cox became u depul y s h e r i , l. a pas- , a u . ,he patient lust night le t his V(|ll(| flimuUH p,„m,t tlie UTllte House by Senator <*'etI".' ' managers somewhat cuul- (IN S i "W ell our information corrobor­ ..... ...t tno.V mtiil train itlon that he has held loi l , \rw> | injuries were so serious that tiled-1 r,.c i|It| |„ r ! , doled * •• B K N S A t’ lH.A. Flu.. Mtu. 6. trunk mail train mu i,. v.-... For |||0 t years he has -•**"111 Indiana For Indiana. raid on <> Brand truna ates your belief," Walsh observed. ieal nttenlinn wua of no av.nl 1 gut at llt ts:. W:|;, „viock. \n eMt'llciit (IN SI A d u n g ' ol murder vvu' ___ _•ntly. Bo, iffereif Mr. t ‘oolidge a I lent y "o cii-u .........., b'V'.i i- prctlominantly agri- near Chicago recently . I oslmaster >^ ^ ^ n|Cinbcr ,‘lf thc Sanford pclUpham didn't have, the , bonds Jenkins, who wua 27 yvai- "Id program, similar to 'hose whn ' today prefcircit against James i, Inn- in lleaueatehcr Mountain, u ••hi,,ii program. „ n ..» General New- announced today the |hii:il u d v o -, ice department. In regard to his t- survived by his widow. Mrs. he has given in uthei idles on b rrawiek, 21. folltiwing the death Si. ,t distance out of Asheville. N. with b m. £ £ _______ , pfw toffice'departm ent will udvolie said: Julia Jenkins, and one child. He ul- present tour, has beei, ,.i ranged bv Inst night nf his 21 year old wife, i ' which is all..,It mil acre- in rv- he said I could get thou any linia il VTII.I.A— iaiko b o u n t y Pros* veaU>- -legislatio n -author'xing thu ,x a n u acy. n ■ ff. veliom lie is alb ged to huve shot and known as "/ealandla." (.C.ontinusd on . »o leaves u sister, Mrs I rank Itarhiiiaidnoff. held meeting hen- m - T d e i t b penalty or life in.pri-.mn.fnt “ 'A s u taw Saturday during a dispute us to off soven seven yea.w years expeiteneo. I have Hatch of Osceola. :\» . . . 1 fe t rijhhety of the tt.utl^ -o tt T H R E E R E B U O K ll.L E D the possession of their th icc year alw ays striven t«» perform my duty Funeral services will he held loold daughter. .Mr- Trawiek’s mot Itefficiently and conscientiously, morrow morning at 10 o’clock at* M A N A G U A . Nicaragua. Mur * "i, Mrs. Mae timlwln. II, was be­ and I believe nty experience quali ihe Lake Mary Community t'lturrh flea me for the duties o f the office wj|h , u .v Thompson offtciuting. — ( I N S ) —-On the eve •> debate in lieved (lying from two Itulh t constable. If elected, I would j,,,,., m,.Mt will follow in the Lake the house of depilates upon tho uourtila received when <he attempt election bill, authorising the l m ly j ,.,j inioreedc. Mar v Cemetery*States to supervise. *hu general [ ----. _ . service that I have rendered in the , MIAMI IIKAG 1I. Fla.. Mar. | manager, is in New York and so election in Octobcr. au itneonftint-) P L A N S FOR WEDDING n i ;c r ( H ) o b e d t o " in , I N S r — With renewed report* that is Rlckanl, they would not enwith whom ed’ report was received t*slay tliat i ^ I j^jn|uw resides a t *510 l-uur* [ "A M llN G T O N . Mur. 8— (INS* O Washington woman witlt wnont • (innit Tunney wan engaged to MUa lighten onuuirers. • BARSTO W . Calif.. Mar. •* I INS> u| Avenue. He was employed in the three rebels huve been killed ... a |,0 M U AY. Mar. H . - ( I N h J - ;.... .' ~ . . ||m “ Miss Dishop Dishot> u tt mie one of of U>o * . t Billy) Cloth, common- Iter bttsbaml was friendly. ............. "Mi»* Uie loveloveCloth wps shot us he stooil on ^t |nn(jc Line railroad shops — In> this little desert outpo't, thu skirmish with IL -s marines and |*',ft>* thousand guests have- been i * aioltne HlHho|i. of > ’ . .. * . . . . known J»ut it la J 4-*lt attornby for Arlington the p o r e fr o f bis .wife's home trt to Ihe wrdd.no of Mis-f Dalif . circulated utt.ongal member* . Host girls I hav.. known, M it is ^ c ,ty {or , h|ve y c„ r a and lut- curtain rose today on the fifth act native constabulary neat Telpen- invited Invert th. -V r t l-s itnrt un(,ir u. h ,r >o ptity. \ irgir.ia, was. in the hospi- Alexandrio. tnlkig with Mrs. ^ „ |^ rttted u grocery, store on of C. C. Pyle’s I^is Angeie- to New eca. • . I* tislay wTth n serious bullet C loth’s mother, Mrs. • Delia Sny- ^ S | rcet for s|x * years. • lie York leg drama us those hardy a.-ld Hshctman s h o u ld - h e said ried," wT»s Tunncy’s only*c<WWneat. f-'|(]>I S T A R DENIES IIEPOIU <,u*>'l in his d iest, put there by dvr. Accompanied by u,',;!l'* r Rarualiu, in Indore, wiiere the wed- 1 , Came to Sanford from eastern hoof artists who have survived It" would not egpamt olt that. | f r v p l hchi in the hand o f hi* tnrney, tm e r y llosmer. G oth had North ^ Carolina, where w ors o f the toud. • • , i v m _ l v l u t g w ill ■ take place.. i*. already ipjiittwu.---'••*' . ' . ' . ■ 1But gossip ha« tt that (rent* Tint-'’ ’ Carolina, he served tliue furs the rigors rbrngi-d wife, Mrs. syonw unl -LO NDO N. M at tt' . decorated in festiv e tirray for thi*v TunnrV "«•* ouL*. in the » Marjorie pone to the house presumably foi i WI) vea rs a» a constable. Previous- prepared to jvtuinoy otiwunl ney', champion of i-hantpions, has negro, MU- Betty Bronscy. well k t ^ J i .iv,.flt. .-rh„, niHl rtllSr<, "„JI -tream playing with king fl»h and m Both. Eddie Gardener?-. '•Seattle " a eonfentnc* ly he had-ergagod •In. Uw fa rm in g N-en Wayoed by the little fellow ^ wjM inc|U(ll. ,lt M ele-‘ 1 uPiny that he would ctttch one U . . and . . has |stm>d, out us thi, «,o.' favored untennln motion l">tore iThv w>fr- vegs artvstod and biter fa n g t h r he)l irnd- Wr*. M»yonr j "iidnt'U. lie ia ntnrried withTthu bow and urr.vw. ___ nut. As 4 ^ l... .ItillL- tO Iders. (To.letter who n i reported bv the Kteninif , ,|lx..w„ rk, and nutneptus 11„ , 1..-ixfus (>(ber» in Tunney a camp could wi he stood •■ talking to O*1' r*a-cd '"' Slo.uoo bond to await rtrmc . " atrruig the plodders. ....... . | ii F j. phunts, fire-work* seven children. .old nothing to the ie|Hirt which • / hi r, the portico light * suddenly P ' ''“ beate o f ‘Cloth’s injury. .^1 • .-bowed his heels to everyone contarted when M i " Bishop left f o r / R ' S T A I . R l\F .R - . pfjnk c r , ^ J 10 *hi otmg was the eulntins- blazed n^, und Mrs. Cloth appeafHT.HtT KM*FRANCE TEST eerned in ycvtanlay's 3*5. mile ,nP n ght a fter u <|tii -r^ y s te m being m'taRed at C M a r IpUnmllnittl f California lau I 11 "f a long tecord o f ilon'.ostic cd in the doorway- with a gun in - . _____ . between Victorville, nnd llarstow, I0nt m ratlituci.im HIGH S )‘ RIN G S . Uiit.lway Mill and tn business house un News' Service fixnn lla* liner visit to-ie She fired without a ! ^ ul,;es between the pair. Mrs, 1[ her hands. hands DETROIT, Mai'. TR - ( I N S ) - negotiating the distance in '• Imura. Olympic today saying the report , dowj.t.re-,, aK -ti... .f th.* .*«> •' ” Fl||k> T'u,trtcy'trainer! said c a n ride o f C B n i . \r--»oe ownyd [wth - obtuinnd ' a limited divorce word. -----' "Hosnter rushed the injured Eddie Stinson, world tear flyci* and 16 minutes and -'10 sec imD. J, fa lic . y detgnei-topaira, he was ros,Hp,.lble for l»w 5-y AUtral years agn front her Itus h'utt to em ergency hospital in George Haldeman. frans-AtUntlc . ■= ' :------- , . I t f r George Haidoman. • • — . . . . . . — . , • who wUs u famous footbuli Washington. L E K SIIU R C - U v m . . . . f i 9l ch a m p in g but U R O V S L A N D “ Graphic" office Glut It told the po’ icc “ don’t do C " .ut ‘ he University of Vir|iCwi. St, • o f th N a t i o n by |„a(Unc the potpot- bb t yv ." They huve a U -y e a r d d son to ' full „|i A t ir io t l h cllltln . dUt.ribuHo,, sy.(cm hete. hvrt proving a s .v u ( ■ . lomting the electrical tm- endurance tlight. lu “ 'aid on the apuitment of ,fchu live* with hia mother. $25 000) "ampaign Leaders and jurist, for it brought to ­ Party And InReturiV Got Liberty Plans Indicate Long Hi# Development Trip Is In Prospect Is lleing Planned Of Sinclair Gift fo Be Ascertained /jewed With Appro- -r ■■»■ '.n.-f- ... ' 31 - TUt To J ....... Securities Later Given To Hospital, Patten Tells Senate Group ■■ _ MEDICAL SCIENCE SOVIET CHECKED IS PUZZLED OVER IN NEW PLAN TO OHIO GIRL’S CASE GET RECOGNITION FINAL-RITES FOR FOUR NEW FACES “•J.D.H00D WILL BE APPEAR TODAY IN HELD ON FRIDAY CANDIDATE’S LIST Lake Mary Man Is Few Reservations Fatally Hurt When L e f t Fo r Concert Crushed UnderTree Of Famous Pianist 1 f l .*V.,.,.i \ Gene Tunney, Reported Engaged To . California Girl, Declines To Talk Virginia Attorney Shot By Estranged ife As He Talks With Mother-In-Law sssa- ** Tyfci i yc, , • %• .i s < tar ie* __ Rj;. y • �f . II MISSION SCMOOl tUMUtS bhotton the PhllV h don't exppet to be ll with A J m e fW liV ainfng Briefs fere isimyillcitx In conduct to ilnv nllclty in icenery. She had achiev next fall but the team looks bet ter than 1 expected," Ehotton de that his Jevotlen to g olf would dared. Idipalr his ability to hH heme tuns, Babe Ruth inaugurated hla Mina Emily, H- Smith Mwnlclnni Librarian w Forgets About season's training .by smnddng six wallops Into Crescent Lake, out­ Oh, the fetterless mind! hob- it side the training park of th^ New wandereth fr««c York Yonkre* here. Several rook­ lllnnily At Second Sack ies rr*.ild not ronrenl their mirth Through the wlldering mnxe of I when (tilth missed the ball entire­ ■ — Eternity.—By Davis J. Walsh' PdtaUohal~New»—Bervlre-r»- ly, whereupon the. bambino-step* Under the caption "A new rebel pod to the pitcher's box and fan­ Sports Editor of the south,” Herschel Brirkrl ned several of the youngcra. says: M m , "Sophisticated fiction from the CM TAI.INA I8|MND., C.llf.l AUGUSTA, Ga., Mar. 7. — ire mature of Southern novelists Mar. 7.—(INS)-^r Another pracl longer comes os a shock to any i ecoml base problem nnd it wnan’t (INS)— Bill Terri' fjrjt baseman •Xloq gnme between the Cubs regs e. From James Branch Cabell until then' that I fllstdirerM that of the Now m f t m , Id*' fllant und the “ goofs” was to l»d for homo run h<i)ors this year. Bill d Ellen (ihug©w*trrsVtrjrhtftr't»T ho had none at nil, , Berry, you reported from / ‘MdaiphV add fin* PlWfll’Vd** IH|Une f w the exf ances Newman and Isa Glenn know,‘ but. he wi\s nil opt {if them rhedintely delivered two clrcTTC 1)161000 game 'scheduled nt Lo-i Georgia, have come devastating! JURt-pOW. • • An/t^lfs.SaVtnlay. This w.’ll be tho i^louts in it practiwi gam*. • * tacks u|Min traditions once ns first "rood” gnme of the season. mady me feci »o badly that cred ns religious beliefs. I ap hud naked him whether he I CLEARWATER, Fla.,iMnr. 7^ SllREVEPORT, Lo„ Mar. 7.— ) "But to find u girl still in a Flor­ look* me /dr a buttonhole maker. (INS)— Dnzxy Vance hn-/ signed (INS)— A conspicuous absence ida college who has written a I(p didn't say that ho did bpt the with the Brooklyn Robins for one iyorst*IMt was he didn’t say that year at n salary re pert ed to be list is Hill noted at the Whlto Sox frank novel of the younger generaamong herdidn’t- In fact, his subsequent S20.000, which would make h'm tamp here. Prominent obUtTi^tons' rather pointedly Inti­ the highcst-nnld pitcher i.i the those yet unaccounted for are B'b mated thnt he thought tho garment Nntlonnl League. Vanc%J had held Folk, Johnny Mostil, Bill Barrett, Kill llunneficld nnd Charley Berntrade was some where in the out for a two-yenr contract. abe. neighborhood on Its nnnunl nut- nixed In a Tonight will be the doling *o woman—a tartan Church. Thli ¥ » 4 4 » - ,O K U ’ f P O I 5 , ik \h<r moat largely "Her account of the untamed successful school of lives •of preient*dajr youth In the South,'both In and out of college, •onducted by the la renewed'evidence that a section which once held itielf aloof from the rest of tho country haa now fallen in with tho relt of it, al►thougb.whetherlo ita own good ot not I shall have to leave to some one elio to aay.” The Library haa ordered tni$ hook and Is expecting it Just any illy now. Misa Tafloh probably has jfrienda in Sanford, and th«j-. c *‘ Library Column m m m f S Southern STRIBLING BEATS WIGGINS rt,E V E l,A N i»r Mar. •7f-(INSf\ -*Youpg Standing, ! the' Gcortp.i lcnvyweight, won a 1- round (leli Ion giver Chuck Wiggins, of le*U«r for afternoon. haa been one After the m3 attended and hour was enjoys , misalona ever served NandwiclU, refreshment!. local church. h a st in g ^ ; ing crews buiy „ , to St. Augustine. Expert l*i Improved moving equip! H a u H n t M ’mti The Woman’s Misslomtry socie­ ty of the First Christian Church met Monday, gftcraropn wk)h Mrs. Raymond IQ: FW /nsl The pti sldent \ Mrs/f I* I M. I Marshull presided over a short business ses­ sion after which the meeting was turned over to Mrs. II. J / Clouse, rfirt him yijiuu‘ t /.-Ui Side-Track 200 n ’ m J! > Parachute Jumper ^ ’asn’t Hornsby n second base- .\jnnnger Hue Yes he was Inclined to he- Nationals, thlr Hove Hornsby was, Hndn’t he boon punch „ f y 0un with tho club Inst yea r? Yes he t(,nl he hn* ev setmed to remember n Hornsby ^Joep over the Inst year; come to think of it the his jewels to i name, hod a fam iliar' ring. The being lintel It trouble wns, it seemod, thnt John’s going to begin mind wns so completely occupied -------wlth 'Coh rnv nnd Olts nnd Reeses FT. M YER and n l«>l qf real gn/pl hull players ( l \ ' S i — The • thnt1 he hnR'tio time to tliipl: about the baseb.ill ,<•)! Hornsby, „ . adclpliin* will l> •‘ t r o b ie m s 7 " hr inquired in t h a t i no n wlien the tpno a t.p a in e d surprise one uses Phillies t'lnsh w h en 'th e lots hoy series the soup Athletics, m i.urn’ll )mnts leg. The New York Giants have n„ problems. We ” J Wild A d u ll In 1027 thnt almost wits — l I N S ) — I In wood enough to steal the pennant |h,‘ tail-end ( In tho rinsing weeks of the race ,' pn«Ul' «" 1021 nnd. we hove fewer questions to a n ** t * j man ? a t the close o f business SHARKEY HAS FIRST CAI.I nt second b«»c us the average man III the National League, lie made u lot of atnur.ihg stops out there , ,ou’ two days ago, which probably l J"*'1 means that he will piny left field ' . . * whenever anybody is hurt. Ott I '.r looks too slow fo r seco nd base. M Just alt hoi Grow sas he isn't eet difference of pinion between jijp[/ilY. H e is a punch hitter; that tw „ major Intellects. The Giants look like a good is Wf doesn’t hit them far, but Ik team with a good second btisemnii I r fo ta .H t them safely. ’’As t° thnt, I would put Melvin an l n bad team with a bail one. Frank Hogan, the spurious O tt In there tomorrow with every ball young man front Somerville, Mass., • rpnfid*nce. Just a natural blnVcr, you know, la fact, I'll g u .tr -1 iibtained in ibe Hornsby deal, will j (into,-' that, out of a hundred halls )m‘ tile best catcher the Giants have ' years. M e-; hit to him, he wi| conic up with sponsored in recent more than Jackson and l.indstrom. tlraw says Jack Cummings, 1'J27 "W e are sure o f our catching regular, is the second catcher and 1 now. Out pitching no lonut-r is probably mil Barn It, of Savan­ questionable. Wo have a far bet- nah and Memphis, will In- ttye tep outfield, with much greater re­ third. Vie Aldridge, Virgil Barn es,! serve strength. In fino, the Giants are u lietter ball club nnd, if you Ijirry Benton nnd Fred Fitzsim- 1 don't believe it, wait until the pay inons, veterans all, are ,,n the pitch j lag staff, although Dutch Henry o f f in -October." |{. will left-hand the situation on . Very wpl|, John. I'll wi: odd occasions, lie has a few coin'you don't mind. Andy Cohen, of piiiiionnte r em its with tiim at the Birmingham. El Paso, lluffulo ami Jhtarmedlate points, muy be the monipni. They are Jim Faulkner, second hnscinnn to disenfranchise the Californian, up from Fort a man l i k » Rogers Hornsby. The Smith, nnd Bill Walker, of Denver (inly jioint I make Is that he proh. nnd St. I.ouis. The latter was nh|y hasn’t proved it in the four the strike-out king of the minors or c»vo du)'n he has lieen in camp, Inst year and is very highly csl ie Ifntks the part of a ri^ht good t eineil at this juncture, if that First Nal'l Bank Bldg means nnthing. half .plnj'er, at thnt. Sanford. Finrldi. Otto came put of Gretna, l.ii., n few years ago ns ,n tfi year old rutcher nnd nppurenty it has tak­ en McGrow nil this time to ilisrov. er that the young man is as good « • condition Condensed statement Devllo, one of the most widely known womai. flyers in the country, will uppear here Thursj day, Saturday and 'Sunday a fter­ noons in special dcmonstrntiotiH o f wing-walking nri I purnchuto diopjiing. On Thursday nnd S a t­ urday Miss Dcvllo will make a des­ cent by chute from n plane 2..MMI I feet in the-air and on Sunday will I attempt an exhibition of using tij’o pnrnchutes. -She will open •me when ship hpps from the nin"diifu* and then east it o ff for an­ other. Tho performances nro scheduled fr,r It „Vlock at tho Avi- F eb ru ary 2 8 th , 1 9 2 8 called for by the Comptroller o f the Currency i Liabilities Resources Loans and DUmunls.........' llonds llorrdU'fed Furniture & Pixlurcs Other Resources Call Ilians—New York 170,000.00 Stocks and Bonds 0H.00R.00 Cash and Due Front Hanks .......... 121.KM). HO T"‘al ....... Capital ..... . . . Surplus ........ Bonds Borrowed $126,741.89 100.000.00 r». 1 0 4 .7 0 SliiO.omi.N 241.1141 HiO.OOll on. ik * 402.629.56 Deposits :IH»,K59.49 $682,629.56 Total, $682,629.56 Architect improved residence and M ortgage OF ACCOUNTS DEPOSITS ()|irnint,r Day business Loans TW O W EEK S OLD property Bald win Mortgage Co. HINTS Sec our local counsel S. R. Righton, Sanford, Flu. We - invite to open an account ify l i l t . J . C . l l O W E I . L AM HIM. A N T V r OCTOI.OCY EN D O RSED Hr. J. II. l I l i r l u M , n nulr.l n . i n l ■errlHlIkl ill I'll III! *|r I |l I, l ll, till. 11.1‘III » n ) M'UHriltiiK l iiiliillii.il I'r.M’ lH- i«a >i -Castmaiar mini i 'fll. d n i l l . i l u r l I rft » | .-» •I..- ii m|.Ii In rr M l n im l wft nil M M - m l H l «Usn «r » . r i r r s l Ib na r oft n im illtii tm i fSMrrrnHaft w a lu r r. l|rmnrrl>nJil« pllrsl, fistu la, fla siirr. rtlrrsn t ■ bla IIMil b r « l g n k r u n I k . uf > m r I « n r lr t lr s | | .r « r lllU I Inf IninninI U h at I b r r r r l i i m l . anil Its p r i m a l ) 1 ( I » S I M | r m r l t n sul, and n lh e r p t y i l l a t t n blrh r u » nlrrrm lna, pa la . r l r . r a a b r r l l r r l l w . I ) i i r t l f t M l «t# lt all *lr r a r r d br s r ilr iM *j ( irM lm rsi xarlau slr nun N a* a m V a l a a l . a a n - a i w r a t l t r . e r r u n a r r t a l l i r . a ll thp w o r k b r i m 'inMr in ins u r r ir e w itboM t l a r a a (S M lr a r r at l b s B u lls a l nnd nl an g r s a l s r luan.Mt I M S l b s * I b a l r r - j bulrrrf f o r i k r vla ll la I b r o f l l r r i d a far *. I b r it a l ls a l q a l r k l ) I r s r u s In l o o k miiom |br I r r a l m r a l an a J i t I wish to announce to my friends that I have severed my connection with Kdward ITigtfins Inc. Ford Dealer, and am now associated with White - Highleyman, nelkV.g Qhcvrolcts, Inc. DOUGLAS Phone 768 i . ■ (_>' . C A P IT A L % 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 • * r" a .'"t S U R P L U S $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 AFFILIATE D WITH THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSONVILLE . .. S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a �. V j —'— r ' .-■" . I ;■ 1V ■ T1IE SANFORI) HlgimM)(IT3«JKST)flT fllAlUTH Ri «1S?Q8l: M>. f>W *> ................ .' ■>> Vmk governor. Mr. MoAdoo gen- Jtim Vitmiinntcdi i* • i *..uiiikiJi-'I to l-mo this The ronv.-i.fioil In lew than fou lltt.a. .m»Uu >.vumItUII [... month* away. Nothing hml hnnp'tntH .unlit Air. McAthm inl-tn* W ith the opening o f registration booljs in .e v e ry pre­ backing, of the idfttt durcil ScmiLQT-AYnlahJo-enter- tV -f-;* cinct o f Sem inole County, every citizen w ho llBS llot yet !.;* eotiteflt. Suuaior Wnl-h. Itkr Governor llii* to give the Republicim anv Cai(t*4 ' >m *< tIMI M ltrr availed him self o f the opportu n ity, should have his nam e Orl*»V»r 3T, t ill, it Ik* r ••«•»«<•* ■ I.Iw U N . riaiU i. w i n art •( placed on the books so th a t he niav exercise his righ t and Smith, i* .. t atholic. Hut unlike euu*i> fur anxiety. The *Wulsp candidacy may not get very fat •( l i r t l X. 1WI. privilege to cast a ballot in the prim ary election, which this him, In* i:* n:» avowed dry. Imt i: hli* a -fnrirlrinhlp hnckVi* in nip.LTxu'iu. ur;**...Bill*!, year falls on June 5i Tlje im portance o f registering is bein g Heie we" I ive a ve.i'.biluitioii the fdnni,i‘ .fevi-flury.tif the livaaII IIOHAIIII ItiR U i^ V i ^ y.4o»r|stressed in every city o f the state, so Florida may poll the thiit will make the U y * *t-ruteli ury ami rnilinad ndminbtiunn'. their lu-uds. 111*h, who wus The country fcotm will know h.i.v flfKHIPTION ItATKS ll " 'la rg est vote ip its history. largely n-.-.pot I’.hls* lor the Teapot far the M -AU-/u men ami we men A s to w hat is necessary in regard to registration there Dollied oi' . ifvelolioMi*. wan offered will follow their leader.is considerable inform ation tlint is unknown to tiie general the vicc*|>i enidcacy fo u r years Hi* record record i is ---------- ipublic. The ch ie f requisite is that one must In* tw enty-one i i,ut declined. Hi* . years old. a rCHidcnt o f this state 'mu* year and o f Che cou n ty Inhovc rcf.nmeh. Hi* Americanli....... ....... r hi.i ll Ijfifc1 D ^ 'J Hionthd: Yoti must be reg i.stm atl_on thorcaunt^liuatEirtti J'“ 1 " tTI ,,s 11 A lc L a u R n s gldty and >hih Hldlily. if integ ENGRAVING lii.r^p'-uMiur his ca;ou*^.Mjr. McAdoo mil t haye seen’ the Ihopelei'd Diauiond MuuiiUujr chaos into which tiie TIeimicratio Jewfdcrs.OpInmctrU'k ' party was utsliiiVg. The flivorit-.1 Watch Repairing n «tlM «| C'treMUilaM, an aid reproduces here fo r the benefit o f the citizen,-!.of S em ­ .vjiih’ have little elianee for .nomi-l UlirMII«*Mt'AM«tUllM »l r«h. inole C o u n ty : antioil and Ipja in li.-imr elected. \»m, 14rrnli<n, M l AlrffflnTin y eamio; make a goaet ah up* which tp^Klrca rmt‘ “ The prim ary registration books opened in the several ' h e r m r m b c c la a a f.m ll t o pen I :o the voter* of tile nation. lh iN illt of o a lM r r la fla t votin g precincts March 5, and will be accessible to re g is ­ p will l>e interesting to si rati■u r n l a a e d e r « n W r l l f a b s o l u t e ! . trants between the hours o f !) a. m. and 12 m.. and 2 to .1 c.ize i !.>• t :o lions ot I lemoeratii’ U t 'a l a l m a K . f t f M l a t l M a a w e l l a • aX eat h a a la r o a n r l k n l i . ip. m., every day, Sundays excepted, until their closing on tb ■ I. iid< r> tIn-nil ghaut the i-mintry. ’■J more ifit«•: i stimr to w it­ first M onday in April, which is April 2. T he books will then h will T IIU R S D A Y , M ARCH 8. 828. Architect lie returned to'd lie supervisor and kept open for reg istra ­ ness tile el I* i t of -M M. Adoo’ , l irnt Nat'l Bank I’.ldpfriu . ii ku a Lira rn o u ii.o i , |,tli l.ic- on lo former *npp-ii.ei , Sanford. El/irinj I^Mkeaaumt la alii anil niunlf tions during the hours named on every day. Sundays e\- nnriv »f w-liNtn would like tn see (h’ mlHl.f ral ecp’tcd, until May 1. .r*Ure|)rr Malt. C.iulea lo JnrklAiavtllr “ The registration books fo r the general election, in N o­ f .- b C 'n n .l r w r lln n of Ana lilifr C iw l rn. jabaa in j vem ber, will again be open from the first .Monday in August la a lU t t lftllM Of —nihir *t « fo r at least three days in the week, and often er if the co m i­ a * Week." ! MMMHlIwi of knllilluK pm- ty com m issioners so elect, and the district registration o f ­ A i f f m Ir I « » r » , b u l r l * . H i i a r l n r a ficers shall keep the books opeh at least tw if days in each l i ^ A l i im n a a lli C lin t. week, from !t a. m. to 12_jii. iitnlJ_Xu-Z p.-m ,, from-thi*--first T r r C u m lilflln a o f C llf b r n n flt k w_| I I program. Monday Tn Septem ber until I lie second Saturday o f the i 4 r »«w and tnoHrra hospital. .m onth preceding any general election— which for this year IDLE VERSE FOl*. TODAY 1is Saturday. O ctober-l.‘i. . . , . * a VIS DOM’S rotVEB—The Lord | ► . * -y * * i * . „ . . , , .... “ The jirinmry laws sla te that voters shall pav two ord Herald tilt t Prepare To Vote ' 4ll.Hlln n m ilil Illlllllllll|lii .1.11- « I ° t, . 7* ■ th»t H,, It you have, trad •°'jr. ix.. k ;!i-or“^ v - -SoinetWr^mriTZ) , ^ your skm know- it. sulphur comlnmd v c i,; ,nt>,nt j mg am.izim. tk,,, ... lufJS i'W more •nurine clears the. •■kin,— | , tonishiiig skin if. Pimples dry up I im* and ei«rsc pores vaiiidi i, , r1°° Ami as for c e n n u - , ? hurnuig or itching . ... J ? ™ Krlu-i from the Gun • . , r follows immediate)v e , ,, Bowles Mentho" foisivc and all drue in jars ready to u.t. o Kowlcs. rClarks FIton'JrKouslilon r *n*weesewi*ww' BERRY G u m W e invite you to open an account - - and - - ft & h« h hi,C « U b : i yCar*t' •l*11 before the second Saturday in the li*hed the htavicn*. By hi* knowl- ™ ?nlh l,,l ‘t‘t?/b n g the month the election is to be held. Fn. eJfre the depth* ure broken up, undjthis ^ ,hw >-s Saturday. May 12. I h e t a x c o ll e c t o r , o r d e p u t y , .shall b e in h i s o f f i c e f r o m clouds drop down the dew.— j th 0 a. m . t o I p. m . a n d 2 to (i p. m . e a c h d a y . e x c e p t S u n d a y :I 20. Piipv. a :1b; heart#, . l"1’1' J d d a y s i m m e d i a t e l y p i-p crd in g t h e d a y o f a n y g e n e r a l PRAY! GRAYER— Open our L«$-d, to tr e t ivc power through ° t ’ s p e c i a l e le c t i o n f o r t h e p u r p o s e o f r e c e i v i n g poll tn.-’ money. wiadom from Thee. __ ROM A C H IN E S E S C R E E N I irr r a n p the jade cups On the table under the almond tree. TMe wind sing* and the petal* fall Jukt a* they did yesterday. f pour the amber tea Aif if this were not the la*t time v«4> .will ever #it in my gardrn. k';.„ ♦ Y o u m i k svhy 1 #it hr re, silent I cannot answer you For you would not understand. Tfaupaach tree leaves lie on the , ground * , AntrrtoM ttn the water. Only the wind will hr heard Wflcil you are gone. . J h e t a x c o l l e c t o r w ill r e c e i v e poll tttx m o n e y at a n v t i m e p r i o r to t h e a b o i e r e s t r i c t e d d a t e s " A l l p e r s o n s w h o a r e a b o v e I h e a g e o f .V, v e a r > a r e . pnlnf f...,n . n u . ................. . , v e is of . , ’* i !"".t " ! J U i l s o f a j , i a n d t h o s e w h o h a v e |os ( a h m l. in b a t t l e . ,-i ju shj,M ',;t>*’ b e c o m e d i s a b l e d in t h e I ’ n i t e d S t a i r s ai'iti n a v y s e r v i c e a n d w h o s h a l l luivi pl‘<H-tired a n d hall e.\ t Palmetto - NEW BANK . !S now located X St ScLLX'Old ational V I eilii \ 11it mi i *1 Nate rest L a k e H otel near B ank It e.t .o n e 1’ iorida San lord, 111 .Mommy ()| (), lleniv fWSP-,I I toil ,e I ’, d o l i n g a 1nln' .,i 11* t itr.O mi: \ri \ I*«•«— •»iio* l M. \ . Il.tl- e f s o i ' 1 l_‘ U 7ti- \\ . I if .1 SI tS LOSSINiPS ) (il’ K’K SKKViri': TRANSKKIt iiuiiling. < rating. Slii|i|iiag, mil Htoragc. atmiiia IM* nut I; .Ini St. ■ ■■ j C ITY T H A N SFK It At ST O K A C K * O. ' . gooci .sniolvc i s boi/t rc/ti.Ydliuu o»d a /•Icasurc. I enjoy Lucky SuiUs. They do nof irritate the cimi iheir flavor is Hiisiu/uivscii.” / ,y p * y o t x ^rs■_4j» - —g 'Y. :• UvJ.ii n % si*-.'' m Side-'l’m ck l':n-Milirs. I'hone s'Mi 2OP N. Maple A venue if V 1 ‘ft*t Ralph W. I.nsslng M gr— m Me Reynold’s Drug r Co. (ft II' llle Iaw -1. 'll » lr ii It» \- 4 l! tin Mtll l"'l iMI*l 1Hu••Vi a't* »ur.tiifitr 1.1111 Sanfiinl Aw, at «"iir\.t SI I'.lllt MU i tin- i 'Hill |-\ ISatiK 1114 1fill' Mlilit.♦tl .1' '1 4lit HIM' lull nl Mo<*t daily . i;«tu 1u !\ loll IE v e r y N ,ud d 1 111ii;i- an -t .1 . i. • st •lit! 1 i min 'tu- In*at 1- "1 Mill 1lilt's(l|nan until 11 E. ' I . Mi n u 11hin*'t Miltlliui lilt Ml "i< ilir IIIL.*. IV l\ This luu o llll ini ..i «<.»».!1,. u« II repi•ill t TI 0 at " a law again-! ai - | Free H e!.very lM.on c RbV-J ry mg i mn ealed w*i'U|nin* t‘ )ili' -till ■id *'*» t 1* tn, Illt'l *'t'»l e t In- law 1 r i.ealile liifi'id* that inti. •v., T° a *T£ q " y.m , Curb Service .............. ll any nund'i I id id llt'l ccitc wink of a nctv /muitution. a • .• t H a i t l i n g - C r a t i n g - S h i p i ii m ; law -. ri" ‘ When ruiu'rnfrnfing on ibc ntfre 1 ' m K xpcrl l*i:inn m m i n t ; w i t h im proved S K I.-1*0 piano mm im> cqnipim id . t! es / Noted Then Ideal Producer Ml l.V I II El.I.o NI Ws t'l'.il / Says John Golden r N K M ’O K r iv W )!.!1 ..W V S I lie inn Every time -I' every time we I14*1 l In* i %ch;i ll :*l i vel \ lime Ihe iil> 11111*1 . |#aiil -ineere. have IIlir ! I<»■>i , rn|ii|M» -Will ill "I talk utntilt law enlune merit, nnd mn-t id il .ivnn! tin I'lain Idu111 tin l lli.it ilie Hite wit of then- vunitidute#, who tn Mi lire law ehtnli i inent I tn h»VBt ksort aBturvii of rnougli *up. tepenl unenfi'ii'enli!,a law - Stuart ptot'ktp win in the primary, an- , New*. BVine Xo- think after election that O t I'lilll - i ' tile S t u .it ( New- I f . Sir Stminole County hu* *oim- of tin- lei.- to the one law wbleb sn many Haim tn uiieiilim eutile die |'i >i'I- gest ‘mrw in the world hibitinn law Itnl it ay- mien j i b e sge'ttld Mu*cle Shoals prob tuneable luw.e *1iial mean- nttle. Su yn wems dektined foi settlement taw- are uneufon I'ulile. im, re|iia«ling liie ]iH*biliit mn 4 thin kyfew days, which lend* u - afti-i til hope,^without fear of being ton law. we will tank nnd *ee U ulnxaikonablr, for a po*sible *nlu- 1tlu'i'e /nri' any ntliei law tliiil an tlpn within the next few yciil* id linenfoieeatdi'. question of who kidnajK-d . I here * the law agam-l linn tie 'F m z W Y o u r La st ibtiibl, dm! ai' O p p o rtu n ity I<i i i'idd' aiu while Wia ad a: ll.‘ I li t i ti-i . lean -w i'ep a d ivpeal them , it. F L O R ID A ’ S We iMtiindy would dll. Uilrh tile It ha* been in effect for many mill1 i ;i-' . hevuu-e nm-t uf the karley Roms , year*, in fact alino-t ever -ini' . law-, tii )•unmif'iri'eiihti', would Finest Tour 'epealiil. anil tile eouil- wmiM • Florida, at least, will uxpre** no wr had a*1)' tIiiii|T jti the way uf :r id)'i" j A iriii of over1 H'" mib- ret* ovei the appointment of | government, ^et it in mienluiie luiie todiing to do word: [leak­ paved highwitj* -igln «<m , preaentative Green ofi Iown 1° 1, 1’ , ^ ' you don t lieheye dii- ing ot Tip'll we could ioiig about iown tu ■—.......... number i.f min ■•in jiiil* all being einptj .tint no through beautiful I- Iorida. It w«* the 1y®^ “ ‘ “....... *e -.... ,IU federal judgeship, mint rjjyf'line i iim-- inmin t. Put how -life nth-innn from I hr middle west ' l,erH ovcr ' 5 W o n d e rtu l Days l of them the moat horrible ilia', ivmi Id ilie and properiv lie with wdio led ! aueh a fight uguinat the jroul.t lie imagined Apparently no law - to pi uteri tlleni U , h i fo r only ilp ca■ I of federal inheritance taxe*. i theie are mote today than at any tainly vvoii!iln'i like to li\u in a vSiich ich thU state ha* long believed K -# ■ ■ T V .: The Cream of the Tobacco Crop !fc t l be unfair and unju#t. In the death of .1. I). Hood, the - tin tftmn mmunity ha* -Uatuined a #ev re Sanford and Seminole t’ounhad no more andcii( t|efr future and no bon»t«;i' mure ft thus La*tic than hr.' A good and ' pievinuk lime in our lii.-loiy. So, emintry tiuit rejnuletl nil u- “ unj therefore, thi- iiiunt prove that j enforeeulde" law*. Nov. w ould thp law in tinTiiforn^ilili1. \Vt**ll re- r vmi ? McAIKJO HACKS WALSH l.AK El.ANJ) LKIKiER .-.‘.V bmidedly Alfred K. Smith, New Vink. The blrtant**1 citixen a dcvoUd hua- | dovellipn significant feature of the Walwli - I j n d , a devout Chn*U«n gentle-, wcck Witt Ulv eandulaey id Sena eanpidi^f y ilt. t)icr bacjui[g u Jma n ana TTberul «upi>ortei lor J. U uUb, Motiliuui, foi 1f^piti /W illiam \iil u \L-^^ftlou, * ctu'rch work. Suvl^a man ,wa* J- the .Democratic nomination for I UsuiouJatic fctlr ’jje lA'car* lo cw iic .'-iliuffant ^sipipffunt f^Iir ara Hood. president, in op|Hi*itinn to Gov. ago, and bitter enemy oj the N'ew Hi at ” 1i i bibit the ccrtificiU c o f the legist rat ion o f f i i , i . AM Uher* are required to pay the poll tux. IV rson- hunt in the year IK7.‘t will have to pay poll tax o f pcjii iind jp jv j„ r he entitled to vote at any «a|ec|joii dm iug the w a r 11)J.x No person w ho has i d been in thi* stall * m u * vrar previous to [in election -hall f, n '•!111t’i-ti to pa\ IIIMIV 1fi;111 one y e a r’s poll tax. but in n -t ........ poll tax m n nt .|M* I the sfate from with !i lie m|- -he , anu-.” A movt-menl ha* In i n inaot'in ,iti d l,\ ii Mmde t W eekly, a m agit/iiua ou M i-l.xl ;,i Fort i i-. ......... . M-rt the county jail :;1 Austin into m. utorial It r.trv a - a i Ala*! monument to tinoio.-t luiiioiipi-i.-ootr r\ ,i lie ai‘i •rati ! { l)d not dr.'uy youi urrivul, behind its wall*. William Ni.lnev l ’,,it ,r . i„ •r Krmm n to * the bud wither 1the it i jrid as () I Ii tirv In r< <in i j n, , \|h. l o .i g a . itn- oiii And the cup crack. lines plans fo r tin mmenn m unil j dr, |j>i it v - B y Eleanor Alleftu Chaffee. support to 1 l'lap to raise money aM n\*ar I'n- mdi h, ,.iT\ out 11 *Thc I’ rlnco of Wnlc* #iavrinl |proj«.(T full, nnd riiw-a figo avrnrd avrned au kHcriou* it T h e i e is a n i i i t e c i - t m y s l o n m i o il! m e thp, grfitle reader, we ludievi1, <mi- m e a t hi t h e T e x a s jail, l i e h a d Ii\ . <| m 1 1 I I ' l l ! I '' -;* ■Ollli- |lit, |1 y e a r s , a m i w h e n h e left it w a - to , i i. i i'ft < I• r ••'iim iit-i> inflame duck” meiiMuie i- I m g a c r i m e , ot a hieli lo t e a d l ; I 1 1 iIi’ l l i c d a t l l ! llo\-, l*ad g e . It Vi-ill br tough on t’urk R e g a r d i n g tin- a n l l n n ’ - ti m i m I'l l on. Jaalil'ii Ali.lx iii-an\ TtanoncU to t*-. eompetlrd to gi'i- o f H u n k e r s .Mag-i/im - ;, a . - |„ -h o u M |, \t- Hi ", i l been roll- I In i i i "II UiJ bownn thnu he nntin- Iined in uhal pii!. nor am He l< ll in- f'-dt ral prison at <'ohtm l,us, >Mm alii '!"• Illp t Ilfl'V t i a r - a n d Pftejfe three months. • i»*i— _ 11 ~ j'jjjt l^einge do it" i* what the W hile an inmate o f th - pen il« nl i;u \ . I 'm il i i iiiliaij -i G*•ucguii)* ure suying in offering upon his writing c a i'.-r ami In, tin- tntii lie v as released A ilttMWIeritjal candidate, whom i be was alreadi well k iow n as <l Ib-nrv , Ho w i nt to New u S W ,he^ can fn-nt the Repul.li- , y , , ^ |Illt ,1V(,| u||p v I low c\ er, in t (it-ir b rief period ot years In Im aine the In t now n nnd t be mo i w uf• *vV-.— „ --------Vn7. l.v read stm-v teller in the world. |Uuc you rrguti-iuil amt puid In concjusioii to In propo-al. tin- id iio r o| th,- T exas oil tar. ISinT wait until yeur-poll tax 1 i .Maga/iue say-, " ’Texas owes <). Ib-urt- o o ir ifin g . and it day. »uniething might t igma happan then- to prevent you train would go a long way toward le m m in g the pi i on from his name if the very fact that lie on u p ie il a i ' ll in a jail should immortalise that budding " iPrp^itatYon otneiul* ore an tlico w*y<4 * ‘ Florida, probably with tinid^a BTIijTfid o f cheeking up on C i n g N s t n u n Green to see if tin*tht<nt>altyiii “ u* drV «» the suhfr*Jflc#ert.*’ *• • ----- ---o - , - i WITH SANFORD S Wpcn you lome * The bud lirraVs into flower I Add overflow* the ni| suspn-iou* m w s win !+ » liable television to fnllnw IU the noTciucni* of their hudmnil*. w jq{J|tH (’ to fettend loilgi- fmir "i fljc. jdfiht* a w-ct'k. 105 N. "GROW AND PROSPER * M j heart i* a lotus bud Inlu euj) of amber. (Successor t o Pitts i& Littrell) $35 . Iinlui'ing eve/y expen-e fioin Sauford to Miami Iteavli and Hollywood. , S i i l u r d u y , S la u r U ID. JH*ey>i \V.<Yuung I'roiierlie*. * , lac. of Hollywood I. II, S d ttillf ft)., Inc-.. HI' 1(1 .lilt To. __ i - , +J- '** » jj No Throat In itation-N o Cou^h. yjJfcj, ThejLnericati Tobacco Co.,,lit* _ . “Few people, except feat to^ y co men, realize that LULly STRIKE Cigarettes are made from the choice of the sweet* . est, ripest tobaccos grown* wish every smpker might sec these -tobaccos-T-they 'voU. then readily understand " V LUCBCYSTRIKES^re^oau» and mellow.” T? m k- U 'u f Tobacco Bu>'er ,. ■ ■: 1 _. 1 �TllK SANRHtl) HKKAL1), THURSDAY MARCH 8, I1I2K 1 ■V Jl’AGK TO GIVE PLAT NEXT WEEK Telephone 148 M RS. FRED , S. D A IG E R , Society Editor Residence Tel. 37 MRS. ALFRED LEE JR. ENTERTAINS IN HONOR ALABAMA VISITORS An unusually delightful social Robert .1 courtesy w a s th at o f Tuesday nfThru*! THURSDAY pnrty nt her home in Frnnklin I Ll Neighbors of America will Terrace, honoring Mrs. Lyman 1 1 nigpen. r j.30 o'clock at The Odd L {{(|i over the Basket. L|*r meeting o f tho Col. L R o o s e v e l t A u x ilia ry No. ilih War Veterans will meet j o’clock a t the Shnefcr m Elm Avenue. Theodore Roosevelt Chapter Spanish W ar Veterans will lt 8:00 o'clock a t ' t h e o ffice im Sharon in tho Court Grammar School i arencAssociation will meet [ay afternoon a t 3:30 o'clock ,chool. Teachers will have of the program and will jteises for tho afternoon. Babtist W. M. S. meets in in:h at .1:30 o’clock Thursday »n. Subject, The Islnnd, F R ID A Y Harrison Chapter N. S. D. ill meet nt 3.00 o'clock nt ne of Mrs. R. H. Berg in rt by Rachmaninoff nt 8:15 at the Milane Theatre. Seminole Rebekah L od ge will Friday evening nt 7:30 a* idd Fellows Hall over The f. There will Ik* n special tinmen t SATURDAY lian Music Club will meet 6 o’clock at the studio of Fannie S. Munson on Myrtle Ward and Mrs. W fll. Conine o f W. A. lx1 Camp Hill, Ala., the guests o f Dr, M_r.*j End and Mrs. \V. TheoMorc Langley. ! lace 'Wrk St. Patrick's day was commcmo*-| rnted in ev ery detail, the colors of green nnd white prevnillng, An nttrnctivf* assortment o f candjtuft, gypsophllia, white snhp dragons anil ferns .helped to aeccntuate the dainty color scheme. Numerous shamrocks and other emblems o f old Erin were nlso used to advantage. Scores for the ca u l games utnl other bridge accessories were in the forms of shamrocks and a fte r several games of progressive bridge had been played, scores were collected and prizes a w ard ­ ed. Mrs. .1. Olin Laney who held highest score, was awarded a love­ ly brass tray, while Mrs. E. A. Douglass who held the least sconwas consoled with a piece of Orlando pottery. The two guests of honor, Mesdames Ward ami Conine were also presented with pieces of Onnndo pottery as giftfrom their.hostess, When the games had been coneluded and the tables spread with dainty covers the hi stess assisted by Mrs. Lloyd Bole, Mrs. Hugh Lntor, Mrs. Edmund Mciseh, l,’Mon , Mrs. Bead, Wnllyers, Hugh Ixuutiful blu e.velvet stage curtainj recently purchased by the ParentTeaeners Association for the sc h o o l1 auditorium. The play will be dir* ected by Miss Bay Brown, nn ex- : perienced dir ctor nnd the nffnir • promised to be o f especial interest. B BA D E N T O N - N e w hero completed recently ^ If*: IK: *1 % 5^ LADIES’ prices Milane Theatre SHOES LADIES’ »* • » prices r SHOES fflj !H7 I -, r'. B:,v ‘j ' Men's Shoes F rid a y S a tu r d a y County Council of ■ hers Associations will o’clock nt the .c at Chuluotn. All the various P. T. A. of the county are in­ tend. Bring a box Id ten's Story Hour a t t i e LiLit 10 o'clock. | MONDAY No. fi of the Methodiat [h will meet at 3.00 o’clock I Mrs. Walter Morgan, 510 lerlin Avenue. |< Organ CUth "f the First I t Chuivh will Mieel at .7:30 I with Mrs. R. II. Berg at ■ me in Mamrnia. B y classes of the St. Agnes Wot Holy Cross Episcopal In.will In1 held nt 3:00 o’clock «> Parish (louse, plan’s Cm Id o f Holy Cross Inpul Chinch wilt meet ai 3:00 k at the Parish House. , ties of the First Methodist th meet at 3:00 o'clock at the ring pliii es; ■ ginia Evans Circle, Mrs. T. .dams, chairman meets with L M. Telford. lie Bennett Circle, Mrs. Lloyd r. chairman, meets with Mrs. Parker 3.7l)!» South Magnolia ?|,.s ' , , l ’ ■ 'r Harry I-*' b itm H hvV An outstanding w e n t on the social calendar for next week will l>e that of Friday evening March 1*1 when the South Side Parent Tenchers Association will present the play, "Th ■ Wedding o f Mias •Mil and Mr. .lack," in which 53 children of the South Side P ri­ m ary School wilt take part. The .pr(KecdR~of-Xhi*,play-wiU-b|L;ltatjL Local Mngl. Sanford Chamber o f Commerce— Kiwnnis — Lions— Rotary— Woman's Clttlis ro-operaling. T h is c h a n c e * i1 w o n tt " -1 'm tb lie khu Mettinger Circle, Mis. fr K. Baines chairman, meets l Mr*. J. E. Courier, rile No. I Mrs. H. II. Chapchairman, meets with Mrs- W. (Arman at the Parsonage, rile No. 5 , Mrs. S. O. Shin* tr chairman, meets with Mrs. 5. Hand on Park Avenue, ny I-nmnreth Circle, meets Mrs. (irover S p e n l n g in Fort on. with Mrs. W. C. Hill ns Sanford Man Weds Brunswick, Ga. Girl A wedding of much interest to the many Sanford friends of the young couple was that o f Miss Beverley Jones of Brunswick, tin., and James I-ce Proctor, o f S a n ­ ford, which took place February i!l nt Helgoland, S. C. The Im­ pressive ceremony was performed by tile Rev. It. B. Taylor nf Ridgeland, S. C. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Vernon .limes of Brunswick, (in., and is a young womnn of unusually pleasing per­ sonality uml a favorite with a host o f friends. Mr. Proctor is the son of Mrs. W. .1. David o f this city and has made Sanford his home since early childhood. The young couple w i l l . b e at borne to their friends at 3 IB Park Avenue. D ecreed C orrects Exclusive Dresses Coals for every spring invasion m new and fashionable shade. Coats till the last word in spring smartness are for your Inspection. This smart roll includes the popular short jacket foi jaunty miss. Coat sizes range from •H>. SeU’t’t yours now. M is. Samuel R. Dighton r.iui smalt daughter, Nancy, returned home Tuesday evening from Rich­ mond. Vu., wheie they have been visiting relatives. s p a ; . 1!1]I I i : : Itl.i rfi ••• ;TJtv m m irfi ; TUESDAY l*y, "His Uncle’s Niece,” to be h at the Junior High School ut I o'clock. . TODAY Pcial Department o f the Wo* I s Club will have bridge |inrty POO o’clock. Hostesses, Mrs. W, fbnnidiffe, Mrs, H arry lleeren I Mrs. Endor Curlctt. P*rles Bowman Hutchins, nut|i»l and bird entertainer will ientertainnient at the Seminole h Schol under the auspices of bminolc Parent Teachers Asfation. W EDNESDAY 'derututc Department will hold “ *r meeting nt 3:00 o'clock at Woman's Club. ‘'ne and Mrs. W. Wallace [ht have as their guests bt homo on Mellonvilte A vcMr. and Mrs. Russell Snow of In*1'. Ga., Miss Bender of Ten* * and Oliver Fleming of THE Harold Bell Wright T H E S H E P H E R D OF * H IL L S " Christie Comedy "L O N ft N O SE " Milane Review . FRIDAY 'The World's Greatest Pi«nnd "SERGEI RACHMANINOFF* i„ a concert of specially s c l c c t e piano masterpieces. Seats now on sale. TO T’S SHOPPE 27 W. W ashington Orlando Sale Closes Saturday, March 10th * 2 0 ' r Discount Suits 2 to G jean* Special* Suita 9 T S 0 $1.95 $11.45 Regular Special 6 guiti dollar Day— Friday— Dollar Day , DRESSES , 2 lo 6 Year*. SUITS IRr are wonderful fo r piny time, when «o many changes Msary, rx i * u * w w w * e i u a K i x a » e k N w e e | { « ^ in Smart new spring models in hivM-n Voil*! and Limm daytime dresses Lire shown in our ready to wear' depilrtnn*nt. There is u wide color range in lht*ce dresses and the sizes are from 11 to 41. One o> th e nice featuRcs is that they can he laundered. The colors are guaranteed fust. i ••■ in*. -.1! infill 1 Iftst k>ng o n ly .ft, n.->IIcn, �1 tt ’-t ----------;------- — « K 1 : u ItVUAM h l< !r 1’ •■•4**#***** 11 <T*HJ;IT .11 IMl/M >tn. tmt•• • *111*11*ItfeM»»*• *•* — tT'_y' • • ’^ r -T r x r r f "n i“ ” »*"****** »»•••* .<• ?T -1:!7--: it1 PATTEN SHOWS Justice flblnies Atj! G.O.P. HAD HUGE 87 Has No Thought DEFICIT IN 1920 Of Leaving Bench !Qit turners lmane rweive *¥ &&rtura< u T R i B ig Haw! In Raid Youth Is Held For On Jewelry P l a n t Series Of Robberies Pajiaciiute J u m W i ew Line \tlorn.»^t.|.„w ill |ir:| • I1»’M hi ail (;r„ „ , t.r I ,midic interest in C hrya-'w lth many orders being booked for! Examinhti,,,. „ f ‘ t, - . ler ears than ever hefbre at this fulure delivery, according- to fne -1 A 12-year-old .youth today w a s , ,- has followed I to ry checkings. Not only do the i CHICAGO, Ilk, Mar. 8.— (INS) .m -In w r im ? o ff pneea nrices for Inrg largest cities report definite s a l e s i Two bandits early t<*.l:i>v o b - i held by county authorities in ynti- the recent, towering o I tnined 8700,000 in s'.ock, SO,000 iir rit'ctinii with a '. series o f potty its N ew " 52" and Great New "«i2 ." increases but smaller market cenI negotiable bonds and $7,000 in thefts from a f i l li n g , station nt i,ccorUinK to reports .received — Ly4-tcnrfrom r’ t r r y p a i t ^ f ' t W W t i n t n r j • •^--v— r— n} ^ ^ c T T r t ^ sf iTl ns rr-.Cn l— irrro c n H tue aa ,b.i--* - l m v e also also felt felt the the greater greater Chrysjewelry in a holdup nt the B o r n •Sanfini .. ____ eis. f r n n J. W. Frazer. Chrysler ler buying. .. . f Manufacturing Co..-1'tnwt >'*' (Terr:Tj4+Hrrrr. Keith Westfall, a siewnboy, was Sales Manager. The savings to the Mr. bra rer points out that the ; wr''tm C<sTTTr5 go".*fr.'hni,h: * l . * A n !*nirinccr. mid 'wntchniun who arrested this monring a t 5 o’clock' public range from $50to $100 on; greater demnnd, which has resultvarious body styles. j vd in Chrysler achieving, fo r 11(28, were in t(w plant were guardpd l.y .Motorcycle O fficer Carl Wili by one bandit while the other ran- liam t a fter the youth opened a — In the V52'' lino three body styles, l,'iid plape among «H motor ear two o f t);cm <.lost,] , ar o nflw manufacturers in the sales records j sacked the safes i» the office of window nnd entered the filling stn, , . #070 . t |lc fnctory. Thev o f the National Automobile, Cham . the president. Nathan Borin, and tion. A fter questioning, the boy is said to have admitted stealing , two-door sedan nnd ,,e'' ,,f Commerce, has mode these outer oflices. mdster (wfth rumble scat). In (ha • substantial savings ... cost to the i The bandit knocked the com’ iin- gcoiR from UiO place on previous alimi from the president’s safe and occasions, nnd took the officers to "02" line the business w.iipo i a , ^ " ‘■ •ral pub e possible. loot was factory priced at $ 1005, the road- * , As » '«*ult o f the new price retin k SB,till:) in iieg'it’alde foreign Dvn ) h ees where the 10 I'rim i .11 . ------- ductions it is possible to buy a Miitfil. .Most o f it consisted o f auto­ ster (with bunds and $7,000 worth of jewelry rumble se a l!, at $ 107.r> C lu ysle r car to fit every need nnd mobile tubes, flashlight bulbs, tire belonging to Mrs. Borin from the and the two-door sedan at '$ 10115,1 pocket bonk. With tfiV widest range palt lies anil ’oHfOf accessories. | safe. He then knocked the eomDistributors nml dealers through­ V...... o f choice offered bv any Individual ! Ulna tier fri'm the safe in the outer * A . riling to the polic.v .the h iy out the country are mporting ^ m#|U|fllctl|n,>Pt C h ,.ys)pr office nnd obtained $700,000 !n bi d • into the filling station in g re a te r attendance at their show, signed common and preferred ear It morning hours w h ile'he was rooms and large 'allying volume; »fW l,,'0dlieos no few er than JO body types selling from $070 tn,[. rtocks of the Borin Manufacturing | on ; is rounds delivering paper's, (Continued from p..gr It 1 (Continued .from tin ire 41 a t hit< office, f went home thot lions tend only four day* iigo night still aore nml t wondered w h y i from the bench o f the court in the Upham had sold me the bnnds in* Capitol was prepared by him, stend of disposing o f them on the ".Mine is just nn old story to ll New Y o rk market. Hut I had given j eighty-six times nml this year for him the* check— you know, I hated ! the eighty-seventh time," wns the to g iv e up moneys to p ay a dead i n*;s<uige sent by Justice Holmes 4r horse." JMBW<*WIPWWtT tftifii he over nis birthday. 'made up his mind to cfmtributo to Congress" provided that justices the Evanston Hospital. could retire nt 70, on tv.’o-thirds “ I went up to Upham’s office pay. Justice Holmes is said to have nnd g o t the bonds," he added. "I told a' friend that "I should di.’ No suggestion turned them over to C. N. Stephens if I quit work." ns a donation to the hospital fund." tha: he let ire has ever come from Later, Patten said, he nskbd the his associates on the bench, it is hospital In furnish him with n list said, because he is one of the o f the hoods. H e g ot one nnd this court’* hardest workers, as well as he turned over to the Senate Com­ one o f its most brilliant minds. Often referred to ns a great lib­ mittee. , Patten listed Arthur Cuttcn and eral, Justice Holmes hns been not­ Cyrus McCormick, o f Chicago, as ed for his humane interpretations t'o., and $1,000 in negotinlde s l u m - ; Om • he made his wav' int • the pen ranee shortly n f 'e r O fficer other largo contributors to the Re­ o f the constitution nnd the law. To mnke life livable for its publicans. estii hiptls. * plan bj* h m ik ln g n lock on the Williams had relieved Patrolman ----- -------- _-- ■— —; I wimi-iu ' and on unother occasion It. r . Wilcox. A technical charge " Is n ’t Mr. McCormick a Demo­ people is a g re a t duty of the state, he has said. He recognises a ll gov­ crat?" i, I 'H O M I N K N T 'G E O R G IA N D IE S jb\ Imtte.ing the pnne o f glass. o f breaking and entering wan “ Oh Cyrus chIIh himself n Demo­ ernment as a growth, with public ” ‘ . * 'Ibe mifliurlties had received lodged against the boy nt police opinion ns the supreme arbiter. crat, I suppose," Pnttcn said. f . , A T L A N T A , tin.. Mar. I IN S) | e nnplnints nbmit the headquarters, hut he was Inter Rose Devlin, one o "H av e ,you ever contributed to Vo a famous dissenting opinion 10 urns 1— s'amuel Guyton Mel/* ‘.dor., sec- , j1( 1 .|t(| fuc the past two nights turned over in the county for trial in the New York ticket speculat­ widely known wmivi' flyers in the i vrliu \ o f slate for Georgia and the Democrats T" bail maintained careful, watch of ‘ in the juvenile court, "In local campaigns. I have ors 'case, delivered in bis 80th country, will npiwar here Thorn-' -me of the outst.mcllng figures in tin plueu. The youth put in his up-------------- r~-----friends nmong the Democrats and >Vpn|'* he said: _, puidii life in this state, died today, Saturday and Sunday ........ j . in elections, they come'around and! "I think the proper course is to n ! ‘ after an illness of more than ^ months. •tap me." (recognize that a state legislature noons in special di tlioiistrntlons | He had been in Fred G. Hodges, former R ep uh-jcan do whatever it sees fit t<> <l" of wing-walking an I parachute failing health since Christmas and i ’llO N i; 771 lican national treasurer, fo llo w ed . unless it is restrained by some dropping. On Thursday and Sat- hope for his recovery was aban­ HAL L AND 1‘ E N T LA N i) P atten to tho stand. express prohibition in the const!- urdny Miss Dcviln will make -a des­ doned several weeks ago. C E R T I F I E D P U B L IC A C C O U N T A N T S Hodges , explained his handlin': " ,‘ io" tl>e United States or of cent by chute from a plane 2,500 IN C O M E T A X C O N S U L T A N T S if. feet in the air and on Sunday will chine and the,,' cast it o f f for nno f Republican contributions f(M- 1 the state, S. (!. G R A Y . Resident Manngcr nttempt an exhibition of lining j oilier. The perfi.rmatircs, arc 1924 to the present. He. listed “ T1" ‘ , r uth seems to me to he She will open scheduled f o ; - .1 o elo, k a t the A\iJIT First National Rank Building, Sanford, Florida about $ 19,000 in "balances" given I U"»t. subject to compensation when two parachutes. him by the eastern nnd western . eoinpensatioii is .lue, the l. gisln- one w h e n . she hops from the ma- ntion Field. Republiriii managers a f u r the “ ires may forldd or restrict* any 1924 campaign business w h en .it has a puffirient \ long: list o f contributors to r" r ,,• ,,f it. tho Chicago Republican lirnd-----------------------quarters In the years 1921 to i 92 l inclusive wn« filed by Hodges. The list Included n large number of $1 ,000 contributors, which wnTwo deliveries of the.„i'i\ model significant because of Walsh's The City Commission has m ilhori/i’il a discount of chnrge tlitit a huge amount of Sin- ! Ford automobile were amomin cil The law provides (hat if the taxes upon any real estate clnir bonds were distributed in today by Edward Higgins Inc.. 10*. i«n all gas hills for the months nf_ Jiinuary and shall not he paid ‘before the first ef April of any year, Seminole County .distributors, a small amounts nmong Chicnga IVhhiarv which antminl In less than §5.00. 20'. on the Tax ( oiieetor shall advertise and soH. Republicans to f|>e sold nnd the ttnlnr sedan lias been del vered to ' all Jiills ‘ hi’twccn §5.0(1 and §10-00. and 25'. on all No extension of time has been granted for the payprScecds • contributed to pay off Chase & Company and a roadster hills over §10.00. I’ UOVIDKI) these gas hills are paid menk-fif Stale and Counly (axes. to Swift & Company. This brings the republican deficit o f 1020. in full In March lath. l ‘)2S. If not paid In that time, I'rii|^’tl\ owners in making ini|iiin about taxes will Samuel Insull was listed for one the total of new Folds distributed service will he discontinued. plea^N furnish full legal description of property as 85,000 contribut’nn while William here to three. Edward Higgins, head of the j W rlgley gave $10,000. shown l»> deeds. company, siikl today that deli'et P L A N T C IT Y —Work mi armory ,es are expected to .nrreiise rap building gt buttery field progress* idly from now on. ' «ing, oi N EW S M Y R N A I 'l i m p i d um I'll mi li'OceaL Sfmn* FI 4 JR A L C I T Y — Florida Power surfacing Corporation to reeonstruet powervard south of Daytona Bench < • Punic lie 1,4'i ill iIIIt*t still led. lim*n herd I HitffifiiiM Delivers 2 More Of New Fords li IlM 'J. C.Sh Slate And County T ax Books Notice To Gas Users. Close April First. F. S. L am son , Jno. D. Jinkins, City Clerk. Tax Collector Seminole County. ii* -**4-y • - •e*' Titles' g i v e . . . ■ a,n .______ l! ICC Kits l).\|RY PAl . I’hone 8711 Swee*. Milk Sivttt ( liutter MiH _____ Milk for Haiti' Hgolti HINTS CORAL G A B L E S —50 houses eosting fipm $ 15,000 to $50,000 to ( lie rehuilt in Riviera section of Com! (iiibles. Dll A THE DAIS’ DOUGHISYOUR DANGERSIGNAI By DR. J. C. HOWELL A 51 l i t 1 L A N T I’ liOCTOLO endorsed Hr. J. II. III,r,Uhl. , -,>l-<-ltl list nl .............. ...... a r o r n l n ilUllii,., IrI,,i„pfc . I r r n liiir iil ill nl, ....... i*n»r«. i-»rc,ii ill,,., .. rinuy iroulile. Yon caa »top ilieui now „,hi. •i tile prim * a llm»S , |„ iif# , Persiflrnti |roughs and colds| lead to 1 Il ■■nncrriMia, (. |lllis I, (I —till], uilh Creomu!#ion, an emultificd creoHife lli.il is jilensa,!! 10 take. Crcormil-i,m i» a a11> medical discovery shh loo fold actiori; it f, millicit and heals die inll.mied membranes ami inhibit* germ growth. Of all km«vn dr 11?'. ercotote ii <eeutilized by Ingl, medical aullmriliet a, Mic oi die nn aii'-i lu-aliiig agencicr for i,ei«i«icnt cuiigli, ami coiil- and c,licr lor ill* of throat trouble'. I reouml'iun lunlair)', in uihlilion In creotote, oil;** ’s iding elements winch ••-••lie and I,mil j -be infected membrane' and mop ilia xntatirs. nnd iiillammaiioii. while ilia i reo'olc goes on |o the .lomacli. D ale (bed into the blood, attack, the . « * I Hie Irmmff and <hrck§ 1114-* yroivlk . " In xn> i i n,it.Hi,u \»iii„,t2 u lino i ^ "I'm i.ir iiiih , m,a| .... . nl UirlMlrM l'i in liu* Ili/Ullnii (If llir r ill Ml,11 1111.111,1, *.» ill |i •ti iii « onirliu M},i. Ijwj t i l II l i l t III III* %\ h i r l i i'll ,i h!rf| IIIt'«*lll HUI 1*11(11, .1. |lff.fu l> Irflltfil ItIII! ihlhlllrli rn ii iii «r « iiimi* uI i n kinmii nr ftiii*41*rt it 1111*, nil thr tttii lift lit* in tin* Ml ||t, H11|,0,| | trnlriii’f of i Im* imiMiii iy fctrrnIfr Iihk nl ihm, ihas i^a iliitrfil lor llit \i%n t„ i III fUfl, III** |ii11it-ttl tfitirili III llHl|% I||I4HI lilt 11•.*(■ ,<•( iiii’rr fnriili-iif.** A N h **lr \rlliut Ii HfrW f I.imhIhh. I' huIiiihI. vih •• I ** H% IHI»-*h;iI llrahtfi l i,i rail ,,1r'' fllltff rilfll, I " g itftiii % %11it **% muim.i, ttiriit N m i'l l,m i •>, In,, , i,|, Crromubion it gnar.intrnl i.uitf.ic- U"'r,' ,o *.otinu ......... 11« %• I ! • Mi ll | « M in i % |! ll r ■II4J (ill i t v in llit? trr.iiaicnl ,,f j»rr-i*icrii 4*rii l»11* |vii iii, IiicMti it nit Mtr ■ id 'Might and coldt, lironc),ij| atihm.i, * |»fl»%f.** , U r . .111%. I itr it i H t i i t i r l l , |J i l,i one hit is nnd olltrr form, of retpirj|>I’ll I* I I f f In 1 1 1 I , mii L>, x prrt«| otv ilitr-ntcs, and j, excellent for build­ til IIIIII—%««I UIflll 4tl IMC (Fipfl ing up ijie system after mid* or lln. o f % | HillI| l’ ||, I t n t i i f uni Irflif f|»**f%. *iill \\ I*t«it Iir. 1 X I i r f i i n i l e d if any couch or cold it p l l l 'l l f \ t i f | M i l l h # sifj mil relieved yificr taking arnuditi’ to III ll l i l t l| | l'll.l% * tt i l l fU Jirecliori,. A»k your druggisf. f.ulv.l ttllliiiiir lo%% mi HUM* (rial ii mm ** *•' THE OUTLET IS SELLING OU T V a lu e s lik e th e s e w ill n e v e r again th e e n tir e M e n ’s D e p a r t m e n t ! th is t b e fo u n d in S a n f o r d . N o t h in g re­ s t o c k m u s t b e m o v e d w ith in t w o I.i k w eek s! T a k e a d v a n ta g e of s e r v e d . N o t h in g e x c h a n g e d . Each th e s e s a le fin a l! o ffe r in g s ! March 9th 9: A . Sale Starts Friday Men’s silk Socks. Regular 05c numbers. Special 35c and 3 pair— Men’s soft and starch col­ lars. Sale price, each Broadcloth shirts. Men’s silk socks. Collars lined Four-in-hand If, quality— . I* durable Genuine leather belts. Jones Brand—* $ I .25 Regular $1.75 and $2.00 grade Caps. Broadcloth Pajamas. In all $ Felt and Velour hats. Won­ Regular $1.50* values— spring four-in-hands— derful bargains— Men’s Mercerized. Lisle Socks, vRegular-35 sellers. 'Safe price 19c and 3 pair— m ____ __ . RIf r Khaki and blue chambray. union suits. I *■‘V? iC 4 . . *j i , *»2 /j k j . ; /. shirts. x < vr ^ '* • Two pockets— •Jopkis Union .Suits. K nown '*y for durability. i V# 's.it r».I Msi Ik < I -98 Imported English Broadcloth shirts. Collars attach- $ | .15 ed. White. X* All sizes— Philip $ ® 7 ' 98 Rayon silk Broadcloth shirts. Our $2.75 and $2.95 $ leaders. While they last— Bin-check pants. («ood and Regular colors and plain white— All wool dress pants $6.00 $ Values. Kfti )/ "j $ y .9 8 Kid Shoes, per pair— Beautiful patterns of new Silk striped M - Pajamas. Cobles Calf Skin and Viei working man Men’s Caps. y Ties. Dress pants. AH wool. Good s i X .95 sellers. All colors attached White and colored. Silk Khaki pants. Made Idr the v- , .V . , V > , f.4-’ *■’ «'* Suit^Cases Black or Tan. $ $ .91 �s .•'I.-', PAGEFJVE 11 . -Help Wanted u«w# lD —Money To Loan Political Announcements YOUNG LADIES— YOUNG MEN —•J.cariiLinotvpr-Operating,_ - -■ V • MON E V ’ T r r T t T A - T — . IIuvo~twtr- m ere -Trpenings -for young luilics or young men who have good education and who want to leurn a good trade. Some of Sanford’? young people who startclf .with me less than one year ugo arc now holding good situa* tions and making good money. Some o f them have made us high us $6p per week. A s you become competent we will help you get located on u posltioh suited to your ability. W e will give you a two weeks' trial and if you do not show ability to make a good Lino'y pc operator we will tell you. I f .interested call between G and 8 p. m. und ask for foreman and he will be glad to explain the m atter to you fully. , Ct»h In AdTB«e»— ,d T w « l ■ * r M l f * j md collector *<nl |r r o r p « mCT,t„ J ......10c ■ line ____8c a Hue ____ 7c ■ line rites on request. joced rates nro for L insertions. Tjjj 0f average length Ithi a line. 1 charge of 30c fo r [SrtUlng Is restricted L -ujjification. * Inor Is made The Sen,|d will be responsible ■ one incorrect insertion, tiser for subsequent The office should be Immediately in case of 10-A Poultry and Errs IJAHY chicks. Tailored strain White legh o rn s, $ 14.75 per 100; Rhode Island Reds, 510. prr 100. Circular on recqucst. Guy T.. Blackburn, Kllenton. S. C. ADVBRTISERP ber»ld representative fly familiar with rates classification wili complete information. , wish, they will assist rording your want ad | it marc effective. 10-JI Plants and Flowers ur,cements Mriler, formerly of LiHe. Fin., announces the If his dentil! office nt [<ch llhlg. with I)r. MnsICING U n u ’.* i ’ uie Pork l r,tf I nlr.ictto Ave. L\nd Pound clt SimI tan female p|ij, ; months old. Reurri U T. Sheppard. J Hck ami white setter pi t nine “ Don.” Relet urn Mr-. Dighton. COtlllCi I ODGE ,1 <t.ilium t rucks. Sped 1'Iione .‘1. pH \N I 'll, - l i e d III* mil i'll' Ant rio-w lie I V\. |'li< m i 1 It e*.t Service r n i1NNK T ' f W M AOM sing, "kill, Cuwaril Comfort 8, Dmlgit-i , i er Nciitii.els; TC Clicquot Eskimos; Bureau nf Agricultural KcunoJO, Smith liviitlicrs; 10:!I0, dunce mirs (‘i*-o|ieriil*ng «ith the 1oichert rn.». Florida Slate lltireau of Mar­ 151.::, U i z New York, i'.HU: 1:.’I0, kets. — R. U. Corldn, Hotel A - 1*•i orchestra; 2 :80, moat I maI Itcrescntahve • council. Gomin'iets; li, Hull's urT*im rT 7»^T~Uniirrt“ Stutes Mufino N in etj-nine ears were shipped j biutd; 7: 15, Fretloi'ic YVilliun* Wile, I yyJ«.!i t o tiunt»uni*e t h a t a nt 8, Rt told Talcs; 8 :.1C, Antpito half from Sanford Section yesterday a *.MeP lit* f o r t h e o f f i c e o f C o p hour; l1 . Maxwell hour; 10. Victor Wav ci oss, 2.7 Fo­ as follows: 33 ftnM . 11*I J u s t i c e u f lli!« |*ei|be 111^11 h i No i, St* m i ip ,h* Coniil.Y, I In u r; It, slumber music. tonim I arils. ld C h i c a g o , 1 FlorK loiU la -ai*| JiisiU-, ,.f Hi,. 422.:t. WOR Newark, 710 : 0 . . nee. t ■ leisey City, .1 New ’fork, I d - t i l . $ • uipriM im L h c t h u i l*re* OKU- \ -N i ; t -j, | d fu u . \ U , clinic, ShclUm ciisemblo; 0 :30 , 2 end) <’ineiniiati, Detroit, I’itilu**|l h o e ( i.* Kie d i‘ 4'I$>hi|i o f (lu Meiir* Dytintcrs: 7 :05 , ensemble,. Byers' d c l j d i i a . S t . l .o t t i s , I e a c h B attioi i at i ' I T u n a i *. t o he h e ld o n J u n e orchestra; :t. New York univevsin eth \ | ( l ■»’„’ * I yy 111 a ppl ei 'la t i* Yi n* M ipp oi't. I'itilu* I’aL; 8 :30 , organ; 9 , l ’etito ijt.0, dinner music. H t V ’ X l .S T I | I I * U i: rtcital; 0 :30, string quartet; 10, 315.0. KDKA i ’ittshui g h , . 050: P o l l .M h t i p k o p i »p. \ ri: | music scholarship nwards; 10 : 40, 1: 10, Little Symphony; Agitators; r o i l IKH MII T XI. POI K male i|uartet; 11:05 , Speeht’s or- 7:30. unvcllytprogram; 8. Novelty Thu* 1<» n m i i u m c e mv c a m l h l a c y f u r JmdJi laics; 8 :30, piano program; 0. I he Peace, I’M r l d j chest rat uhji'i t I lit* wi l l uf Hu 272.0, Wi*(J Atlantic City, 1100: Maxwell hour; Victor lumr. Vo( J u n e Mli Kan 280.2, WHAM Rochester, I,'Lai »' M o nun*,* Paula. I.it K 0 . 15. organ, dinner music; 8 , din­ I ,"ll t YYn od . A t l a i l i o l l l e ner dance; 8 : 30 , l’luyground Rev­ •TO: 6 :45i oi chest la ; 8. Retold 4 " and P o f cm I i It) . »UNt It lit. eller ; *.*, concert orctiestra. stu- rale*; 8.'.'to, Am i’ico jirognini; o ho\ dl^tllct • b * I. I | p t o i u l - e all h iiiii'M* di**; Id. movie liroadcust, organ; Maxwell Iptur; lit. Y’ icinr lumi" dl.e .n hul n l - i c a l f o n fiee ' 1:05, Homesteaders. "h* Uviial Ilietldle^fUm pew « 11 : 10, dauee orchestras. 2 5 5 .. '* W B A L Baltimore, 1050 : 379 . 5. WC.Y S. henei ad>. 790 * 1*1(1 I ( i d \t it It 11 Ol . fit* 0 . Siiiiilman Circle; 0 : 30 , diitnei t. 50. tlimiei- imisii : 7 :30 , address P III.KNIU'N | music; 8 . stri> g quartet; 8 :30 , Am- studio; 8 , Dodge presentation | pin* piogiaui; 9 , Maxwell hour; *; 3o. Hoover Sentinels; 9 , t in-quo 10, Victor hour. Eskimos; 10, Carhorui iluiii hand. l.\ rtIr ' nt igf i>r T in ; . h i m v I 2 t’ 0 .T, Wt \U rhilailelpliia, 1. HtK’,5 , WRC Wasliiimton. Jillt .it j •«’;,* si:.\ti\* u.j-i nm n t v , 150 : 0 :30 , Tea Gardutt orchestra; It, dinner mnsie; 7 . Cnited-State. s u n : ■iy t-'t.iiitit'A li............ r-t *i. -a ,i a .\i i :>; in. h i; 7. Ni’ ichnde s; 7 :30 . Synt|dtiui\ Marine I ami; 8 , liodire presenltt I" l!N I* . i ..| M A CCI.E N N Y New Church of lorche tra; 8 . Blue Anchor hour, ion; 8 :30 , llinoer Sentinels; IX l’ U‘ *M\ ft: ■ oil in northern part of MacClenny 10 , Dnontals; ‘.*:3<i, ll.irmoniaiis. tllicquot I'.’s k i n lo, Smith l <x M. \nTt* i; *ot q/oil I no tii i is u n a in n i v r s I .an Dm*; 10 : 30, Biccadllh It’ otin-.i rapidly nearing completion. 1• u a u . 1 yy (11 .*i« H i . ,1m It " i v h c s ! I ll 1 \ 1 1 l ' ’ N p i t n . Ml | __ __________________________________________________ •1. - » M * . * ’- ' u n h J to fu .' *u ' 195 2, ’WEI-W i IT I’hiladelidiia. • * *11111 Y i ’I mi i s j . i » h i 1 nn t1 7 tH : b 39 , Ailel|*hia Whispeiinq i ■ * -Mi f -.Mill Y •*11•*11411 "* , ’» .u n 0 1 1 b e s t 1 1 1 ;, 7 1 5 , Keystone feature; .1 n». i r - L i i . mi 1 1 \ » * K i : 1 I t X *h-»'4 o m .Il . u n i 8 . W I ’ A F prut:rams f‘2 hrs.I; to. 11 ' 1* H i . i l . 1 l l * l 1 I d 1 #% M m K • Du* o ffice of clerk , of the I lllt 26—Miscellaneous For Sale Flat top desk. 515. 217 A\ Practically 10th St. COI NTV H K ivC I l T I N d ATTOIIXKY I h e r e b y a n n ou n ce m y c a m lld a cy foe re-election |.> t h e o ffice o f C ou n ty Proareu M ng A ttorn ey euh J* c t lu t h e w ill o f t h e v o . e r n lit tin- D e t m i c r a l l e p r i m a r y o n J u l i e I J O H N O. I . K O N A H U T . new. FOR S A L E — Bod and spring, porch rocker, porch sAing, $5.00. Call VlUd. Baby carriage, cost §:!li. Sell for $ 15. Lawn mower, cos* 511. Sell for 57. I*. O. Box 1 188. P o ll d r.VOl 3 P \ ATOIl I Ih t o Ii J' Umif tiMl’V is II CIIIDlltluIr (*» NitcriH'd inyr*»lf S » n s t ln r f r o m (1*i* 3 7 th H f im t ••ri:t 1 <111411 let eurtiof Kent Inoli* I'.ivvnrt! (' dUU* titM M uh jre t (i.* tin* D viitocm tic ( ir lm iir y t*» b* 1i«*1tl J u n e Gth. ID21, If i*lrt*ted I |>r«»mih** in r o n t l j i t t « in work for the h**wt Itill'rent uf the Jlstrh t uinl i I n v i t e >.*u t<> m y r i ' m n l o n f u c h liniior 'tnn t l e j f ' d l a II mii iui K'» id rnfid s. o tiHiM vrtl lnh o f Piano, China dinner set, Silver­ •mr (iulur.it rr,si*u.cm, n-durtlDTi uf ware, Cut glass, Table Linen, Mlntv tn? .r n hii U r tl u e n l lull. I (ink i h r mup (nil1, uf all lo t u 1 Uriimeruii. Pictures. Apt. 8, Gil Park Ave. J J I*A 1111 iSIIF im r o i riTi j t iMiP. fool bridge I h e r e b y n t i n u u u c e m y enn «1 ld aey inch draft, fu r r e - v 1e e l Inn . o t h e tiff l ee o f six. Price ('•unity Jinltre **f Semin* ie Couaty. Phil hill, MJhjrel 1 o the will iff thd !>88. iMuntioriitle Vt*i»uH r.f Hprniiioir t’ltuiii}, in the hemuetiitie I'rimnry Plenty of WOOD & C O A L nt Du- eh i tloll t*i hr b**|i| June .Mil. 11* M J A S ii. S 1 I A U O N . hart’s Wood yard. 9th A C y ­ press. Pilot,e 38G-M. pim i o w r t n i . i : BO AT FOR S A L E : .70 ’ deck cruiser, thirty fully equipped, sleeps reasonable. P. O. Box tint rti\XT.\ni*: (Legal Notices) •«|j i*tiii-: i ’ ll 1 * • ♦•. t l i * M i l l .1 1 1<1w . ?•-' *i j M u l e H I . * . . .*1 ••t h» * m l i t i I i l l s * 11* i I ' t - n i i s v l\ 11tnian ! Ited i hy uiiiuiiiiie* in> » ji m l h l u e y f o r e o i i s t i t h l e f o r t h e f o u r t h ill** ( r l r t . d i i h j e e l l o ( h r w Hi of tin* Y o I i i m In lit** I (eiuo**ratie p i l i n a r y of June * VuUI v o t e w i l l .lot il|»p ie e l ii l e i t . i: i* t H u h ) w i l c o n Solid onk breakfast set: baby ca r­ riage: sewing mnehinr. Phone 917. 1 I— Room s Without Hoard Furnished sleeping room close to hath. Also apartment to adults. SJ I Magnolia Ave. III Peek Ave. 15— A p a r t m e n t F o r R e n t J NICE furnished housekeeping I apartment. All emtvenirnces J J*1 -L. uiutiUily. 301 Gunim Fifth anil ParOu;Do. 3 Rooms Bath: Furnished. Ground ' i " l It OLD W A L L S floor. Good I/mat ion. $20. Gall IIP MAY W A L L P A IN T H .l 1 -.1. PING NEW A N D BKTl'IT: 1HER i N F O R M A rooms and hath. Unfurnished. lAl.| PHONE 2-T5-.1 OR Ground floor. Good location. I f <01 . 1.Eli. S A N F O R D $20.00. Cull 83I-.L Nicely furnished apartments with ’ •lit <i S T O R E I’ reall modern conveniences. Phone . I" gs. Niniu. We are 70. Call at .T1H Palmetto Ave. V'oii phone. Call 103. Nice two room apartment in new h’f* BLOCKS— Irrigation home. Convenient. Cheap. 2187 Jariii general erment work. Palmetto. D’liri'iit . r „ , .1, ]•;. Tei IT"l> :p| am| Elm. Hi— Houses Fur Rent [Roofing -The Roof kv- Six room house on brick road, lake privileges. $15. per month. Also three room house— $8. per month Address “ K", Herald Office. H ouse 1105 Vulc. Works. 1st St, Apply Kent Phone 17. Several nice unfurnished houses in Edgewood for $85 per month. of all kinds. Also two bungalow." in Pinehurst 3302. C. E. unfurnished fur $30 uer nionjh. Sanford Bond & Mortgage Co. fl'RAI'll i riuiiring, piano a room house furnished. Phone "l expetta with '7 years Kltr.-W. Irr- S a t, ford music store Shoppe Mdatnder A>*2 ft' room houses $20. month. 2 P«»v Xi2............. . Stores $ 15. per mo., each. ^rtcln: Uth St. Apply 805 \y. ‘Jth St. klt BOND A M ) . MQRT- I hone 239. K. Ares. rOM pANY.’ 112’ .Second •Hi I •**. I’*. 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K a n lird , Sanford ^14 ests of Our Customers Realty Co. THEY TJu» t'tiusisl LJill.v Mtlisiut im y rnsiilLs Unit nm- fUStoiiUTs have lifcn i*njti,vinK from Dianioml Tims pavp tin* way lo lugger tire UusincsH for us. You wutilil arofii 1m' uuuipping with Diamontlrt. Wt keep out rIdlk smsii ami Litmplftf at all timed ami our prices so exceedingly reason­ able that we can say to you— “ For economy, a.s well as for longer mileage, better trac­ tion and greater comfort, buy Diamonds,” a ~ • • /!-*» L>-ifv v / r / FRCSH dAu Y • ft v jn y - m r a * 1 i£ iz \ £ r J hing!! i f sj UYld-f its.!, I »'» - A « a t 0 * S T ! 3* , f » ,O 4k$SW) *■ +r~r r r r - -----* w - * .w " SSI g g g a g s & !;:.-r r , . ,. r— ia M M ,n i.rs » lUi’j !#- Jhr% *s- .414 ' »■ ' * > 1 Y ' l Co. I’h.mei*.^ j Racket Hldg. always want -8- - For the Bettor Inter­ t ' l . E I I K O T T ||B T l l t f t »T T O I 'I I T | p e n b e n n n i i i m e c m y ca n-fl d ii > f o r llie o f f i c e o f C l e r k o f t o e C lr c u l t f o n t ! s u b j e c t t o it-e w i l t "f D i e x i i l e i s at ttis D e n , J c r a t l c I’ ll ,nnr> o n J u n e fn 1 » ! x I* t. TH H A SIIE Il C a* FI* TOII * > Flu. M oo The place to build your home I f l l l *.II4:U IF I' I 'h e r e b y an no unco m v can d h U ev f o r r e - e l e c t lo ll t o tlie o f f i c e o f s h e r ­ i f f o f S e m in o le C o u n t y s u b je c t to •lie n c i l o n of Ilia v o t e r s In O ' " D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y t o lie h e l d l * - * ' June. I "ID u pprerlu te your su nim rl. resp ectfu lly tours C. NT 11A N I ' 1 JI). Creamery Butter : 94.it. LANKY’S DRUG STORK Loch Arbor Forest .26 .23 .18 .15 .15 .25 .25 .33 I.AKF.MARY PHARMACY T H U R S D A Y . MAID II h New Ymk. •*!•• 2, music fur molhers. I ii -<. I 15. Mnnhatlnn Trio; G, Wul dmf Attori a orchestra; 7. m i d w e e k hymn 191.5, W E A F De :> Bars [’’airy Toilet Soap a USB hall .{ PaekaRes Sopade - - S"hl in n gy USAi \ iiipn " J Packages Kinso • l o i n I' ll I \ I- U I tv. vi; u ii;ll o’ i * I ' L R T l S S 1N i* ftCJ frot't .nu! t!oe> ie it upset the S un t ii " ii m w ta m t ans California Peaches 2 Packages Ivory Flakes va lu e. in g t h e t hro.it £o 12 l!ie l o i t j c t i i n : t h e tu n . u-- . m i l so l o o t ­ WEAF WEE I Will U I AG YV t 8 11 M il \\ 115 Uti l ! WRi AM I M ' I 'lllllt l " 0 . No. 2 1 h >» l a g c x u| i n l e t 1 iintv p h l e g m 1!)—Houses For Sale n, T W1D5R . TOO - I I E I t l T T I ii Iti n ert Mil ' d a t e f o r Die o f f i c e o f H h i i l f f a n d « 1)1 i i p p r r c l le ••• •■-j p o i f to Die J u n e B r l m a e e . I t E. W A L K E l l t o o j i s T ic i: o t I’ tvAfy: fn i r e - t l i ' e l l n n * tn llie n f f l e e o f l i i s l l e e o f I lie I'ene* D l s t r l e t Nu I , H u v l n v ' b e lli i b i s n l f l e e ( o r Ilea 11 > T oil III*: I .K fiT H I.A T in i: l u , , i t --,r s u n til iln* dlstrlet w a s ' H u b je e t t* !*■” s p p i u a c l i l n g D<ini>n ie r u e il tali* l l o K i o n t l i D i s t r i c t t c i'H t lc I ' D n u i r y , • I t e i e b y bmiioiiio -c (n r t h e i r s u p p o r t nil m » p r e v i o u s for |b# l i o n s , ’ o f f o i l iu.1 If led to a x k l ' l g Die V o t e r s m v r u iu liila i y H e p i e n n t a l l V ' S a s II n i c m b e i ol r e c o r d a s J list te e o f D i f P e a c e a n d f i r n u p 2 If n o m l n u ted I p l o l t s p it-d u e in } b e s t e l l d e u v o i . l o g i v e an >ui proved business llo p e o p l e a sljpa i*- ile a l w l l l l j lu* b e s t - I * ' I s In b e h a l f o f b i ” pcbporty, Also will *‘Th(e Old Camphor Trees’’ (Grist •ill i Tin' ♦lift I c e t o nit a n d s t r i c t n d h e r i n e f i p eiff lle , r Si lu I Hole f o i l |||i m*iiig;,(f.v „ P u r i t y . i er> Ilia ii n'i l o f Die p e l i |i 11* **f I b u i ' . Place). Persons who love Nature t o f ile t a n s . V W U iVIXI,. | iln tc T a X I t ell i'f. es|i*s-liitty l e i l i " ’ ' D o ll or l o c a l l u x e s . T h i s , in i n ' •^Al.E s.t'.iuii. jpieTerml appreciate this old home with won­ i ap be e f f e c t e d by -*i» t l l i V r * op in ion vermin,!,. Security Co. An derful trees. Besides there are T l l l lO Tf i lll- TMN IV. I T M l \r K« TI tHl ' Tt rHr N rn u ltn i-le distribu tion of Do in \ t fl'e cent g asolin e fax I « i s h l o a n n o u n c e in* c a n d l d n c y ’ p i e s , h i dl® fl '"“ "aged by Sanford seventy-five large bearing orange, l.. and tangerine tryes. f o r Die o f f i c e o f .S u p e r i n t e n d e n t o f Su eml loopugt s »b.i ' . iS^liai itee s Bannndl Tf iistflieas1 1no-u rgnla: dividend payer. grapefruit -p ai 1'w h ile In stru ction Of H e m ltio le Mrs. Matthews, «W«t Longwood. Die f o u n l l r s u n d C H I " ' ' "" t end accept 1-2 f o u n t } - ; s u b j e c t l o Die wi l l o f t h e ■I c i i l u 1 1’ Die n o m i n a l bui I u ' e r s lu D m- p r i m a r y J u n e 6. Y o u r I f lo iiio i i -I b* L*’* * Lily | 8t without p r o m i s e l b d e v o t e all the e i o r s * s u p p o r t W ill ««• a p p r e c i a t e d . HOME B U Y E R » l i ;,. i ' a n d e x n s r| en r e . i b u T - t p o s s e ns t o careH e r a ld . _ M A Y - M K I .l .U M A X W E E D . J I E R E IS Y O U R C H A N C E S i i e v l a i i l l i li Dipt. a n d . ' ** 4 - . ■• i* ■* . f 1! Y * S I L W . B i ; A It M AN. J * tu buy a real,' close in, home, from . Stotk «' -V : * I f * T H E V u T E I t a O T HE MENU L B ***• *l;t.5u per 100 if you owner, below today's value. Rock t o i l m ' r t t H t m s D K S T i*y COT NTV. 1 p r m .t i: iN a n titcT io .N bond stucco, six big rooms ami I w Ish t o a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m it #r "rite at once. R. I. t tun * i s n d l d u t e f o r r e - * * c c t i- » n lection to the o f modem bstn, built-ins, and gar- c a n d i d a t e f o nr t yr e -Ceom m north l o D ir n f f M o f * fM rln tfu d -n i of r n lsn lu t iP r f r o m fiv e o f ugc. Two big lota, with fine lawn, D i s t r . c C Nn| <■ SOPJI-OL It* l1i e d e - n n b lb * i n s r A l C t Y h . . * ' T o r k e m l t i o ' * n t } , s u b j e c t t n Hi** t>s ino<'*«! . shrubs, flowers and gardens. c l a l o n Of t h * v o t a r a . i l n D i o>iDenio. fpo.u*... , r y Y o ju f u p ^ eraDc J’ rtntary■ l«> •** )*«ld on 4 Junt - '**< T*ITP13t 4 x £ o i u ft”J k c J - .in x . H i Ui a t . H u i f l . 4 I o u 4 i - ” - s t i r - i r I* j% tr .................... - , T l 5M lus Avt), l e a r s th ro a t.' R adio i 'r o e r a m s I '.s t/e S p e cia ls Friday and Saturd;ay No. 2 12 Cans Pineapple . / . C 8 ih . i : 1- In 111 KN I •* * * ,.Mt! J N(» !» JIN KINK l|. 1 I | A III IlM lItO 'i H it f i t I lil I l l . t i ' Y tl*. . *f t I * • *>t I '* *11 ti I • .1 ti ll U of I (<• I • t '••IHi I I ' l o l t*l « **ltl»i**i 1 Piiilndelphia. 8 i«0 ■I M.i •■" f ,ie »* • f Til \ ( *wlI**el *if "'uf S r m I n o l e ( *o 11111 y > sMihJrei t o ( h e i t e l l o n o f i he \ o l e i *• in (l ot I ooiitit r a l i r 1*1 lllUI TV t o h e b e h l 111 JUIU* Y o u i m i ]■p u r l w ill .*v uppe**« h i t n l t 'ii i' x **t v v * of ' •••m i i n* 1r in *1* i>i’ t i m i v lo l*»* h« * l i l yy ||| tif t *i h i ti i j* Stntlcr - 11\ It( i\V *•( 1 (Ml i tt\ HTAII I.H 1 VY1s|| 1■ I l! till'O l l l H ' e (It Y t’H l l l l h h i e ) 1 |ii"|**lt> ,i ti Iti■IItit*i'* ill Y r;* m ilf l.i cy ff*u lit** 1 * h i - I - i t i n* d u Ii J»m*1 «•* ( h r to til, . t I8 .it. Will* PHONE f*7li 'o r Repairs un all makes of Radios and Phono, f..1 H«* "fill’...... f i itltHlahli' I *lnt r iel N*. 1, S'4-1111iii»! »* (**•(( III \ , Mili j e e l ( o graphs If we don't fix it. there llo \\ III of ! Ill- V 1 « t * l H ill ( he I (e IIIo • R E W a RH— PASH litllt'Y ••( Jllile »* I’m lung leaf pine on stump. Or is no charge. C oiicIi ’m, I iik S. park I. A t .v t i : tiirp. l-cusc. Give lowest cash Ave, mice and terms. Address Box (157. Political Announcement roil T A X H U .I.IM T D K o The I i f l a ’il. J yy I nIi to n t t n o i i u e r tIi;tI 1 utn n ro ir t h i : i.miiHi. i t i ii*: • ;ih*|h|i. ( e f o r l e - e l e e l h w i 1" lb * unfurnished rooms, .'tl I Elm Ave. PUT PRINT SHOP service or. any thing in 3 Rooms: Bath: Furnished. Ground A plmne call will get floor. Good location. $25. Call Pi; <n, 117-W. 9 Kail* 8.U.I. Sign.s o f all kinds. 1‘aint A Wall Paper •fu r We are prepared to consider ttp- ’ t .T tcnlt C o u r t , m t i j c c t - s t l ie n c t l o n Primary. plication for first Mortgage >•( tin* vuteri i t ie itJune it. r.i:.\a lamns on the best typo of resi­ r o i l siirani-'i' dences and Mercantile Buildings l hereliy unnounr* m ya eir n s ' in Sanford at li pet., 6 1-2 pet., and r a m l t i i j t e f u r s t u i l f f ,if S e m i n o l e 8 pet., depending on the character C o u n t y e u h j e r i t o Die n c i l o n o f tinD em ocratic prim ary to »• of loan, construct inn and location lic tJ In I l l s e a r l y p y r t o f J a ' . e I'JlS. of buildings. C. S. HOAG * COMVery respecD vety. L L U ltA D T . P A N A . 7 W. Churh St, Orlando, 12— WANTED K tor your old repairing. A a rooms: 1st floor. Back of Paints Hotel. Apply :.o:i W. :t i'il. for your old • I ITCHING sill I.arge front room. Twin beds, Jill) Ninth Park private hath. No children. Must have le fe m ice s . 11 2 Hughey. |i.e .e i ■ eiy little money Phone Till 1.1 thing new iiy use of C L E M E N T S A P I S , ill 2 Park air Van -h. I.ucuuer und F u i rushed tipt ., water and laid l>y Sanford Pninl A age. Reasonable. Apply Apt. tr ti> G. U. Stuart, Mgr |M. lit 1101 Elm Furnished apartment. Farms, Groves, Avenue. IV p Box HUG "?■ Melnl shingles ' ■ •uii • n und galvinized h Juim , II. Cowan. Oak 71" i I St Phone III. Political Announcement ■ 1*"WW- <*, satu«i»rMS(w<*?*- *~ r tu-rwbrnnrniurri' my •-amtlilscy ~ f.m j i STU D o r i t a i i: GN .DIAMONDS. W ATCH ES.! for Itie office of fltcrlff of Sent In’i n v r u u - T m i . i*tii tt i I '. t .i i c iinm niiiii. r n c . i m l l i l a o JEW ELRY AN D PERSON At 1 ,-’" unO' '•ulrjcct to Die will of PROPFRTV n rin iiv i! , •Il'' vu**r# nt the June Ptimnry. V" " I I 't-llCl* u f I " M l let Nil. H E R M A N ’S LOAN *. "Illij.-I-I til til, ilc ctsl,, it Ilf 111. J K. M c C I . t v t . L A N U . O FF IC E ' V 1' 1* • ** DuD v m o c i a l l c tT tin a i* W. CHURCH S T . til lie In-jit „|| Juiu- f.tli, A l>. ll*2S, ORLANDO. r o w i i .r . i i K u i m t i t t n i n r D A V I I * .Ml'KKIl. I lieretiy nanoance mv csmlldscy 28—Radio I Bedroom, M MtMnNS \ lit - him F L O W K ItS — SP K f I A L SA LE A N N U A L S , per dozen .25 RO SE S , now in bloom 1.00 L IL IE S, in bloom, II in otic pot 1.00 C R O T O N S, from pots,, each .10 B O U G A I N V I L L E A S , 0 to « feet LOO to 1.50 H IB IS C U S .15 to .75 A L U $1.00 to $ 1.50 plants LOO Add 10 pet. for Packing. RO CHE N U R S E R IE S , INC., 1020 N. W. 22nd Court, .Miami, F li . mure, Uoston, Buffalo, Clcvelmi Indiudapolitt, , Jackionvillc, , tx»nl vllle, Montreal, Mobile, L.*nip Petersburg, lto c h e m r , Syracuse; and'Toronto. *• There were 12 curs shipper’, f r i i l r ,7*7f .Manatee, 5 o f unknown o rlgfJ J * J making the total for Florida lip . f Ai m si 1 1 ' i ,?i'tl brought the total for the U. S. .<> 151. For tlie week of Feb. 2G-Mar. 3 Florida shijiments were 533 cara according t<* latest figures from .Washington, the preceding wtek there were G33 and the week of F’cbrunry 27-Mar. 5. 11*27 there were 510 cars shipped. The f. o. In market held steady yesterday with the demand . mod­ erate, the best 0 and do?., in u f loads of assorted sir.es were sel­ ling at $2.25 ; field run sires brought $2.00 |*er crate in unload lots for 4-8 do*, with large s ir e s and stock of only fair quality dis­ counted from 25. 50c; individually .Washed und pro-eooied brought a premiti^n of 25-30c. , Philadelphia reports II arrivals from Florida this morning and Gi n is on track including broken. Th*- supplies are moderate, the de. nmnd slow and market firm on •mall sires hut weak oil large tt7.es, FLORIDA 10-ineh* crate# Loth in the rough and washed are riling at the following prices: t-S do;:. $3.00-3.51), poorer 52.50 ' to dor. $30 *1-3.25, t dor. -$2.23!.f*«, and 3 dor. $2.00-2.50. J - i i : � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 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, March 08, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 08, 1928. 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>, March 08, 1928; <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/d7a844e3326d8e6e3b0d6a34ba1e37ab.pdf ede93a30d51db329c30bda4934147c0a PDF Text Text snoeecswcrtir* f i i " J[Tk x N K \V 8P A I*B H Cloudy possibly rain in tomorrow. ^fd In • Flofidn'R Henri. Rvorld’s (Irenlest Vegetable n.lls Richest Garden iMinJ, filM E S I X ' , x ).past'd Wire Inlcmnllonnl News Service t-.'a ■■si.Yi i ' M e -L j.' - a B liz z a r d S tr ik e s A tla n tic S ta te s A — NEW YORK. Mar. it—(INS) —A s- a heavy snow storm swept over the Eastern Sea* bonrd today, ami government forecasters issued warnings t» shipping along the coast, oldtimers unwrapped their, muf­ . • %• • M flers long enough to tell their grandchildren of the "great blizzard" which occurivd forty [u b lic a n C a n d i d a t e years ago, locking the Atlantic t r P r e s id e n c y W ill States in its grip from Mar. IIto I I. Dj88. All up the coast lo tE n t e r ln d ia n a O r .the snow blew in behind u luiff jh io T i l t P e r s o n a l l y gale, disrupting traffic in th-* titles and making travel diffirail generally. It was predicted that heavy weather would last the tiny and night. j throughout, s CAMPAIGN lires Office Tor •eek His Choice ■■ ..-I ■■ —— » * - in— ■■■■■ —— ■ ' ~ . ,, ... o C n U lP C o m m i t t e e W ill C o n tin u e H u n t . ____ _ ••W h..i.lK inP,,( ’oiirirm sU eim rt ,,,. j. ,, uw tefif'k S S B 'IS S v \tr e ( i h t n a ln c ia lr HtillU. TRAIN HITS AUTO TRUCK INJURING llorbcl'f TWO LOCAL MEN T — LOST RECORDS hodman Wanamaker,Said PROPHETS SAY BALK PROBIG 7Man o BeIn H Insured HATHAWAY ....IS U.eaviest S., Dies Suddenly LEADING RACE OF SLUSH FUND l)iMi|ipi'arancL> O fE vid en cvO f C o n trib u to rs T o ('aittpaiga Fund O f R epublican P arty P e ta r d s ln v e stig a tin g ltu d v NUMBER 151 - -------MM SANIffijll) Fl.OIUDAt r iH D ^ V MARCH 9, 11)28_________ Member Audit Burenu Of Circulr ,ont> Kjyrgrs S c a t t e r e d In A u to M is h a p H e r e An auto collision this morn ing nt Ninth Street nnd Pnl nu t to Avenue resulted in no loss of life nor dnmnge to the mnehim-s, but upset several doz Jti eggs on the pavement nnd al most caused a local shortage of 'cnckle-berries'* and consequent boost in prices. A Studebnket S t a t e s C o m p a n ie s f a ­ touring »nr driven by J. Ilnnk,v o r C o lle c tiv e B ar­ ersi.n. negro, crashed into i Dodge sedan driven by W*. J g a in in g B u t N o tC o lShirley, funner, who was oh his le c tiv e D ic ta tio n way to town. Tho impact sent • _ I . ••I*. */ ggs flying in all directions. With the street converted into a golden stream, another mo­ torist splashed through throw­ ing the sticky sub-dance on a rowd of bystnnders. Chief of Police Roy G. ,Williuins was S e n a t o r W h e e le r C r i­ uiii'ing those annotated. tic iz e s E x e c u tiv e s NEW YORK, Mar. t*.— (IN S )— j ■‘mini insurance. Rodman Wnnnmakcr, New York Waiianinker was •',.*> years old. Merchant, philanthropist and pat- lie was born in Philadelphia Feb. roll of arts and science*, who died lo. lie graduated • fPom I’o lilira l I’r o g n tisliea lo rs O f T’allahassi-o d e c la r e H in d 1 today at his estate in Atlantic I’titmt m University in lH8i’»1*and O f S ta le Iloatl D epartm en t fit V. was reported to he the hear- went into the met can tile business Is M ost F avored C andidate: i,!*l insured man in the United t w it':| tatlni States.- Policies on his life totaled. Wkilo one of the outstanding liter$7,500,000. jrlmnts m the world hr will also a Up was one Of tile foremost gtvat aviation eathn*iast. It was S i d n e y C ' a t t s ( i e t s niervhants of the world. He Inhorll- !• ■ «i«- am. lie declared that then* * 2 n d P o s i t i o n C h o i c e 1 od the widely knownWanamnker i world aircraft travel between St,,,VR •" NVu Y " >'• Millmlelphlri I " >n . - .I New-Ymk ■ that he O llier C a n d id a tes For O ffice nml Paris from bis father, the late *• •'> rend tne week-end in EngOr C h ief E x e c u tiv e A re ( liv ­ en O u tsid e C h an ce lt> S eers **» > • .... ..... ... * ..... M» M r| Rorlmau Wnnanmker’s death this iwoii: -n Al • ■day. lie bat-ked Coat­ — ----- * I morning was-sudden. A cold con- inamli r Ku hnv.i K. Hynl in bis I’AI I v\ HASSLE. Mar. D tractcil last Sunday developed*into j .-nu-eex-iul High. o\*-i tin- North (INS) Thniugli tin- haze ami j pneumonia, to which he succumbed i Pole i.tn! In- tecent non-stop flight smoke of the tempestuous,opening at d:,'IO o'cluck. At his bedside wore from *'«w Ymk to France bairuge in Florida's I'.'iS political |,is son. Capta^.'.skdi Aji-tvSnimikek, T-i-ugli Wanamaker’s g.-aero*- battle, l-’on- A. llatliawny. »-hliir- \ and' bis' ilaitgliter. Mrs. Hector ity many historical sites ami nion-i man .11units innu-iiis in and mound New York ment The funeral set vices will be hcld|lta\i l-eeu preserved lie was au­ 11 m tin gubernatorial race I nt I.ltidciihtirsl. tin- family estntcitli. i t the idea f . '• .the "F.tcinal tffipitiil politic’llUls. nt (ieiTitniitown. Pa. It i* assumed j Liith*" nieinorial to the World War H a th a w a y 's le adership in the that Mr. W'uiiMiniikei-’s business jdi-ml • Madison Squnrc and was multi-celoii-d race m ay be mere organization will be the lieiteficinry; IniM-h instrumental in gathering political fiction, but n evertheless . . In ven tor D eclures H e this i^ the opinion of th o se few • 1*1)11 of a large part of his heavy per- fund W ill M ake A ttcm tte m p t T o Fly political w hips who s a u n te i | T o lle a v e n lv B odv {som etim e tlir-uigh s tiite -ird iis e e,irridi»r.s I D u rin g T h eC o m ln g S u m m er and to w most c am lidates i o n ­ Declares Miners Refuse To Agree WASHINGTON Mar. l* i F o r L o w W a g e S c a le The diMippcariinee ol all ord.‘ of emit dilutions to the Ms P l a n O f A c t i o n W A S H IN G T O N . M ar. 9 .— publican National committee ( I N S ) — A n a tta ck upon th e ing the IDUO campaign u llegrd " d ic ta tw if I—Although Harry I-. Siiirhor --as distribut­ o f th e n atio n a l has sta k ed o u t- fo r ‘ ______ ing bouds of tin- t I lent a. th o I'n ite d M ine W ork ers [If two o f ' th o h o t t e s t , i,.D .A d n i)»s U n co n scio u s A fte r Trading Cetiipuny with a lav -t: w a s m a d e b e fo r e th e S em ite [al lig h ts in in g iim b lc— W ust N t And o reck i t i n L>,um o ig . hh... ••••- .1. - - ( - . hand, loony placed an obstacle i:i lorr Is Is SSev e ver e rely e ly Bllru tsed:; t|„, „f tlu- s.mu,- puldi I n te r s ta te C om m erce C o m ­ Lt the W a tso n o r g u n iTTaayylo ru ised m itte e todrty b y E. Henrii„ |l„ lu „ m ..m .l th e A u to l o n ip le le ly lh -m o h sh i’d l-ands Committee's ►enrclt for the ?:l,0S0,P00 Liberty ' lloml "slllsh m an, p resid en t o f th e C lea r­ nfgani/.utiou in O h io — ^ Atlaais. l.ake Monroe fa i­ fund.” field B itu m in o u s Coni C or­ l s imt inten d to p erso n - n)Pr, was still unconscious at noon • Tin* .Senate t ’uiiuhitti'r will con poration, a New York Central ic tin- i i edit of "being on •the ___ , .following . a grade m issing tiiiue hunting for recipients of livatlr e ith e r State in h is today MIAMI REACH, Fla.. Mar. 0 .— Railroad subsidiary^ His company lio i d '" m.I "k n o w in g w h a t's collision late Thursday aftentoon ponds, first by hark-tracking (IN S) The nuii-dtop flight to the |„f tin- Republican tioniinnvv lint " when an Atlantic Coast Line pas- Hu. known Cou'-ifaintnl Ihoirix rrPlunet Yonua plnnned by Robert operated in central Pennuylvunia. \,ii- -aid on his b eha lf tnT h o -i line persons lit no i Ini l Coiitlit will not lie made this win­ s. ngt-r train crashed into a truck deeiiied at the Treasure. and sec“We favor rolW tive IqvrgainSiihn v ' I i a ll* i -inked second in ter, In- announced at hi« ocean side at Kami’s ('tossing, d inolishiag, onil. I»y an .appeal fm volunteer j ing, hill not collective cllctalioa au* lliiisl; hangar here today. lhe n i" Ibiyl,- Carlt. al krli el these stales, as else the machine ami pitching its two testimony. Thus fat (In- commit! practiced hv the International A .bdin S T aylor. I'mirtli -tor has traced S U y .... ... I.ih.-m it will he left to friends to occupants on the ground Condit'd rocket ,..-ijectilo pro. >""•*"* sky ""j ..•*»••• i Union," said Herrimon. “The .Mai Iveit.-ie. f ifth ; T -I A p p le )u n i. I C Tavlor. hoti-in-luw of llomls from Sinclair to the Kepuh .\lr>. .lolin l.cunnnli Elfclcd \ it |m il St'IIoul Is K cpurted lite Hoover linn tiers and lav in its hangar reiuiy for the 50,- • Mine Wnrkent wLM never ■tl?c charges that are rer- Adams, was reported by attend- !»««<• «>»«« identified Sl'f».000 m \ l Noon T'odnv W illi ()nl> • ' \ t l i i d Paul M Iteaeotn. »ev- 111)0 ,l)0t) mile flight upon ten day* 1nrbjtrnto. They said, 'you must acFirsl VitT Hfuenl. Doing l>c huilcil fmm hundreds u,ts at the Fernald-I.aughton the*' bunds as the anginal prop itt S e a ts I .e f t ; P rogram Is < nth ' ii'itire. however,. its inventor **rtrt f oept our terms or we strike." rtiJinimutisl’litiiooFiirl’Ince; " T a k e n >>i I, n - •• it. ai-S vvnlili |forms timing tile next two Hospital to be painfully, but not c i t y of the Continental Company Sam e \ s O ne For N ew York i pilot Haiti Mrs. Watson IsCominondod Senator Wheeicr, Denu*crut of i <,| m -,-." ..in- well-kll'.W II -tilt-' Coniitn-.ition of tin- long-run * This t- n line with the seriously hurt, his injuries consist­ An attempt t» fl> trom the earth ‘ MonUnu_ .harply eriticloed HerI t' -ini. . ■ id. i ed a siad* i of , red leper > (hat Sinebiir b.-nd -if tie II ••■< . handlers It.- ing "f numerous iiit- and bruises. i„ the Planet \ciius will he made I rimJ|n.4 , ta, enK>„i. "If you can't Sclec linn of Sunfoul lor next tin t leinoi i at ii I '.u tv . I.'l.l tinwere given loading Rc-pilblie.in- in t: inctuti- of the office The extent "f ^ p e t it i o n ami pay a living \dnin’s injuries t'hieago ui leluin for visli con­ | year's confen-nce and the annual i ->i ■esp.-t aieul vviili ..ii a n nl i. • Inter this summer under the »uv ^ t|<t in. ami n"t the man lias lint been determined a- >’et. of the Jules Verne .s.iciety \ , aR(. you f,nve no budincas to ,-h-cti *n of officers fcuitiireil the i i: ,i.. I in- .mi p.di i> i.i’i. who e** tin > Tii i If llnovei w ns luit lie is believe.I to be in ^ cllti- tribution* was obtained limit ji-losing session vestc-rdny of the ,.f New York. Coitdit -aid. i operate." -aii! Wh.sder. •Ii i ,-l a , mint, to I., iint divulg' *'l luivr ivivivt'd word lr«»ni r«. .. . *, lie .1 tMi ;»• ' i ctot-y and a cal condition, nossibly suffering I Janies \ Patten, ouc-tinu- "wtn::ii l-Tonda Daughtc-i. of American . ,1. Ini- i,imi* pi e,ll» I lolls tii|..|,-, ■king " Itg vind i •it Hill of that posRi-volniion meeting qt Sarasota. : d til,ni fulfillment niiihc- his corn ussion of tin- brum. P a tte n told of g e t tin g ? ' * | fsoriety. New York, accepting my lorlru ' if hi !" «X ll 1 ,n nlvveys b, Tin ,ilv via- also li'iiorcd by the ' ,t in, n; v, ■•i ,li • 111<>i me deal with *>ur local men on the* Furtbi |- X-Ray examinatinns are 11,( t d s of which $'JU.HHll have sin terms and staling tlidl the society (•rastif'e ^vif at In- ih• •rraiu/atiou in the eleetion of Mrs. s.., r«*tio y *.i St.it' It i . , y | “ ' ....... , "• , , I- ‘ground uieitit waged.” Herriinan been identified as C o n tin e n ta l Io irrep:ir:«lili il.-ititagi- lie- to be lilHile of both nun to deter­ b o n d s- an d giving tin Uupiihliean John l.c-oiuiidi as firsl vice regent I I T 11.| d’s I1*1 ll-.ll I." ••*" »1 liu-1'7 .....that1 Ins company was spemi- chem- i MU(l mine if internal injuries were sus­ ni . 1 .vV.i |Uie project, said the young chciq. . I, '.v;is t ,t II, li •t--,l int" th" i i vi foi letni of two years. i on* -t! S ' 1 «'"t .John S. Coininitlco a $2.'i.HUtl to ► O 0 ° 0 0 ,* m o n th for tained. Taylor is reported to be N atio n al 1leal engineer .10(1 World W a r Vet- '"K T* i-bctuiii oi Mr*. I.eonnrdi ■ liu * ■ -1 ■ -> i *:iils'inal..i ml .an deputy s h e rif f s to guard its mines , suffiiring- considerable pain and check. T ins procedutv. according lin es nt' i In gl '.iilld li.il iif , *-rait. hull- 111*1n-i aii.i eompai-idila from nervous nhoek. The men s to n u m b e r s of the S e n a t e Con lo tin see -ini Ingln- I olfice ill the «« ,h al l h' m 'J t'mtdit -aid that his financial been -* •a mendier <f On- t'.’-7 l"giin nii'ii, if mdccJ it docs paid $7 |icr mnn but gave hi« fvi n v i, \vps followed by tin- Re -fijte c'.gaiii. all m wt,. in lecugnitroubles were now ended as ahortIJuac .1, u..- generally ui. ' •••cayik- frouv ‘nivtant ('»alb i- .re- publlc'aits In elouk S in c la ir ’s tie tion of tin- splendid service which iI l i i , vs 'ii* Ii rni id tin p - 11-ii..ii d e p u tie s only ft! each day. Ishe Inis i,-r.di-red in other ini|>ori ilm , (ini' tii e ttiiii.lacv age of rash prevented completion 1 " W h a t happened to the «>th**r dM ­ El lo |»iliticjuils here today gaix.’ed ns being miraculous. mendouiv gilts with sc-erc-cy The accident m-cuiTed aiaiut ..f his plan* for a h«|*off nt once.' «vh i-f 'lie ciibinet eaud i * . iitiiiiif.l on Pag* •' • The Senate Committee nicnn- ntil capucii n-- Sin- served lor six |.\ , . I. . 1. V lat g. . l u r ? " asked S e n a to r W a g n e r, Dc-iu "Having missed the only suitable tiil'ii the Indiana I'ri- 5:10 o'clock. Taylor and Adams, vvld'e hoped to obtain farther in years on tl> siai, hmird and vva- put, li.. .--I tin in- ti mi "I1 ;!! ocmt of Nevv York. "I don't know according to the police ve rsion, iiieteoric stream I will now i win tii I i ! fm May a. W ith in halt then eleelid Hgi-lrar. an office ’ (Cont'liued on page '• • v v mi f„. another. The trip rcpllci Hemn.i.n 'have watt to. lino. (ter. , ne (.rilll.^ .(| ||w #mph,y ntti i tin- wont rcaclu'd •are believed to have started aims* which sin filled for two years. Tin f«,i .I "in . I"Vr r . ' .'l l tintracks, aware of the -witch v.dl pet haps he nu.de man; safe_l> Ktati. ,-nn.ntu.lone.! c-oa was follow* a by one term us r, t, red . up "I " >■•' 1 |ngv-.i- ill.•! lb over bad f led cording s,-cm tail and for the |»j -' ..i, p, .J t !.i- .1f 11 ill* ' i ian:i k-(-uati-i Watson, the train being near but not the pas­ • «••«•■' ( 1 >• I nnd (ron police, saying "there are two veals. Mi U-mianli Inis I f - alidi, If i will is Iif (•'' \ «11-1 i of three decades n. senger train. Tile switch train, it ........................ . kn,;w !|ot of euiton.s in l•ellluiylvalll•a wi., ., liu- mel«-«n.- stre,..i. arrives, rr h,.a|ld of before . the alati- tiei-ur* 11«-r elcs-tl"ii > -,-l it -. .ill!. "igli If l ‘ |iil waif.-ire, pocked his bag * i* said, bad just passed firsl vice regent was uniininnn 1unite to Ilno.-.'erland to crossing goiiif north and i> be­ tiring l i " •'' ■isl' i I • •• mil survey of tIn- lli ved to have obstructed tin.Mrs. I.c 'U.ikIi has Ijeett ptmnt .i 1411lilt*11\ 1 ..........• - ''*•••’» •' '°p Her.'intan was follow,-,f by W .b ..id view of the speeding passenger - in-lit in elttb activities for a mini '! ........... Ward-n. chairman of the board o' t in ploglal" will, i .ds i luci lie llayue*. negro, eliarged Ip,.r of v e . u s She is at pres, nt i .iiiipi. 'd vvill pre.-' ! lue • ’i'- an; t ding t<- -iv train eomiitg from tin same dir............... the Pittsburgh Coal Company. In th* I . i*.old I ..mg lit "ii liu .pital t«i.with tin- theft of shoes and atud - j sieving •* if gent ol the Snilu* ..If hi- lav*"i ill--. . 11)25 he zucoccded R. R- .Mellon, ji>l Watson. "I'll- I’ll have ec-tion. dny a> III. t - tilt '•* •• 11*hi • injur Taylor, win. is said to have been i ing - from aiiotlict m-gro. and Harrison , liapter of the D augldf - am, i licit la will g"brother of Secretary of Trcatuty 1" ay Intel- mi." JX-lw In les vvlmli h< sii-tam. d in an a u to Iteuufnrd. ncgiess, ol Anict nan Revolution. She is a celt at I'ai'Mgie II.ill u t. -n did not. m - did It - d ii'in g is thouglit to lia'e start Elizabeth Mellon, us chairman. in,.hih- mi-li.ip that ... . n r iv d thi* threaten e.! across believing In.mild pas'barged with stabbing her sweet • I fernn i president of th,Sitfib->d on Man Ii ,u , "i dm ► 'if. Wilhs in <lliio. Warden said that the eronomle n io iu in e m III*- viejiiilj >.f the S)*nii.i't I-, tlu- Hoover ftiudi- la-fore tlu- switc h train returned., heart here last November, were Wonian'- Club und of the Semui"le lloUllCi'Oieiil hv til,- >1 | situation in the roal industry at lllole lligli School I'li* I'1"' that time demanded that q W’qg* :i li native haliwirk. Wills if-..lim e d on page •’>. I*"“ ! UUtV Comity Federation iif Woman’* agenient iw or it ion today foIlc»wtii|f the nounn* Club Tin v..util wa Mll'lcring fl 'ltl a Raelin .mini>11 iim-cut be instituted. The company - J II- aver the fight in <>hio broken ankle and a f ra c tu r e d hip Itriugiug liexl year's eonfeieine !lh«- inn In will play terminated the Jacksonville Union *i "i n kill glove or pnyvdc'i Court docket this morning. with possdiiltlv " f internal tn ju rContrarl in 1025 und has stiu-e ffnir," but W’utse.n indicate hen i- a signal honor for Sunfoul York engagc-iiK'iii Ifs V iy.».»n III w a . le p n rte d lo he I I.ni-al nn-niliet* of tile o rg a n iz a tio n i T h, p'.antst had imi ,* i iv«-.l u,li a -tati-tneaf, ac applied UERIDDEIt. lat., Mur. (INS) operated with non-union miner*. today * \ pre.-si-il pleasure* at having amm Imt was expected t,» ii i li o.liiew hat m ipioved a lth o u g h sufiati.i vv,*s simply 'llpc-rfiuou*. I .nil<inna ltiis three hangings on ' ‘, t ft 4 * a n opportunity to e n t e r t a i n the (lpp,, - h o i t h a fte i I ■I"' k H-' le rin g . "Ii-fleialdy Ills eoiidltiytl her legal ealemlnr for this after' 1 - n- null'll mi Page • and Arthur W’illiam/ weie dis- s la te i iniventi-m T he S n r u - " ta vianoI regardc-il tin , lit leal N e g r o R i o t I n M i a m i moiiirtt'.g fiom St P* le i - l u n g ----missed upon charges of drunk und meeting w as deelareil one of tin- w h ere In- a p p e ared It edncsdav V. iing I'ehols w a s - in ju r e d when VI*>1*11 )l.iith thieal*-ne*l to cheat the R e s u lt s In 2 D e a t h s HAVANA. March. P. tlNN> I disorderly. Earl Davis, white hoy most successful anti e n jo y ab le m m g h t. The eoniposer’ I ' -tula ' " i " he I 'll f loin a -i In* d bus >.n I-rctich ice H o l d D e t r o i t gallows ,,f pnrt of its prospective 4 ^ Y V il m iu w Pilot Wilmi-i- Stull/., Charles A. alleged to have Molc-n li kilelien the ln-t..iy of tin- Florida branch. lias ta k e n lum thu* 1■•' I’alni Avenue an d tile r e a r wheel pu.scil |,,ev Jim1 Genna, dimmed to die b iiic tii , \ s >» l i n o , , evine . ... L an d, Mis* Mabel Roll, t h e . c a b in e t, nntl K eith W e stfa ll, a n ­ W o r d i n g ti) Miami, Tiuni- . ' *i •*'1 m i l III- left leg Thi 1'i.ufeietice <*-nt a m essage Ileneh. MIAMI. Flu.. Mur !>. (INS) t.„lav foi the murder of Joseph i •••iueen of D iam o n d s," hopped o f f o t h e r w hite y o uth, chiu-ged w ith t«, Mi*. W E W a tso n extending P e te rs liu r g . nil-nil.ei ..f th. 1111*111V. the yutiCJi Front * tnxic-ah d r iv e l, w a - d y * ' Special precautions were lmitig Rroiclh-, ! U| C olum bia I told ... - la vine's b r e a k in g a n d c n t c n i t g . w e re trails wa it ting in Hi, Im M **'«»' " f IM*IT. Mm. ‘J - (INS) i-egret- op .n lu-i inuldlity t " a tte n d i t a r t e a s tw a rd , fillme • local prison th is ittortt- ntuintained hv p«dii-e in th*. ttegro tin .... V- the l.us n ea red llu -l" '!- •" •»' g u g eiiirnt ••(•for* h> ' m o n o p la n e I'olu.t.btn at PAT ^ ‘ Vunl>' , . and e\pr*-ssing apprdeilitloii <d I f . iog finni poison cwullowed la st quarter* of Miami today following i»tli*.r's st*n\ tlnii slfe h ahigh . hool. tin New York th e ,, re-»'H' r > xvi,tk ni I., half tlie soeielv. Hi all night in an a tte m p te d suicide. Gen Gen- . a ^ cchurch ^ u r c ^ n«t n „t last last nnight ig h t in which r.n'll.»g a loll till the .-oUltti' o'clock th is m ottlin g l.,.\ arm* i< d l toII) flig h t to th e United S la te s . ' " * ■ " « * ‘ h:" l ',,| ‘ “ V y ' 'ill, aid lie hud c a r rie d th, «" P r in c e s s " 1-iur.i Kccfey, tu-grv** heiiuty .or.test pioitiolet. •■pea. pitcing voting Echols "ii the j . i g h t nmiitliH und -inte nded to kill .irCftCj,e r a tol Maxwell Co*ik, le a d e r They had arrived .... Tuesday afte, ^ ‘" ^ “ r “siV n .lr .1 ' the *‘ l J i m i o r B O V S ’ B i l l I P o H c C S e e k S l i l . V e r pavi iiiotit. Reforithe drivei could •i...Muted foi (lie arrest by I a nnn-Ktop flight from New York. la-fore the h a n g in g ^ ^ n r g r „ mob, w ere killed. . . ettew. Y C < oiler, charged with _ _ . , .. /v / \ n i i • ,* i r i 1 J J M -top the niiu'liitie ii Inal p a--ed ov«t liitn.M'lf just - .nit hot 'ties of* Miss Thel- la-vine *>.-iill the return journey to violation ol the stop ordinance,;! p o r r i l f i \Y I | | ( ) l ) e i l 0 I Physicians w orked t*. p r o lo n g j„ Mu PK,.d huvi' e n t e r c l B r i t l S l l n O l f l l C I his hoiiy. h i. life u ntil Mjinetiine betw e en ^ j|t t.h u r r h at t he h e a d of a 'Itait«. J'J. n* Altootui, Pa. | Mitrlivl Field. N. Y . would In- made forfeited u bond l.loyd Drovv-n, P _ _ • * w r» ■■ * w-v •_ J G Rail, >.1111 *id m e rc h a n t, a || f jm | a t the negres-x • •d .'iiiueiit at l-,VI (Tilling- | by easy stages. charged with being drunk nml dis. ( ) | \ iM tH 'C I l 2 ( ) K i l l e d D U l ' l I I ^ 1 £ U » xx-ta, was d riving in t e a r of the noon and 4 P M so the s t a t e ru n legally send him According to Levine'* plans the orderly, was fined $1U Nathan Avenue u" preacher standing upon tho plat 11 u, k. rushed tin b»v to the h o s ­ the gullovv ,. "ding t„ tile mother, cliroulc Columbia should ranch Mitchell Rt-lU. was* dismissed upon a , fontv. The congregation, rUshlnrf to MEMPHIS. Toon. Mar * -• pital w here litfdli a| aid Wii* inllliiltt,n inaugural it.g Plan, N'ollon Presseaux. ................. , doomed t“ t h |.f .,agtor*s assisUnce. beat tho orderly conduct *barge Ah'.'.iia. her daugltter ran Field on Sunday Tin- ai enh-nt , ki u rre d 1 1N S ) —Officers of '■•'•s •» i-tc-tv*l ith Genna jut t*■**- Imy> ‘ liasketbitll ! "itii the promoter when bn d i ew ....... - ..........for the "inn- crim e.) mob lr0kjur #<l ,evq.rab' »h»l *«» Ili-fore bis tlepartut* l.eviite idioiit h .-15 *iYI n k duy were seeking the liver"f bravely ------------mude ready. nsl t., get her a j«*b on Maid be intended to attempt a C i t r u s H e i g h t s H o m e . r1i«*<l u few minute* later. were dlM-usm-,1 by ini'ii:bci, At New Orleans another hanging _ William Patrick Alughuni Vndtew. “If'' Tile mother said tin' trans-Atlantic flight within the I.ion* d u b at tlic-ii iiii-eling ;is scheduled for this afternoon. - ' " " I s D e s t r o y e d B y F i r e tmdav It wa* announced that the 12, a Riitish soldier, w* uu . "f the M a r t i n T o S l > e a k I n •nanged bciauty- contests in next two or tbtee month* and that Mons Star and two w in d .tripes, » 'itu-r and nlwnys declared Miss Roll probably would ucynntReason will open on Mareh ‘ 1 V l j i v o T h i s F v e n i n f f i die M ,“ for s ‘ min,,ry' ' ,.rilc of f‘e his .ht,‘r'Aweet- for M,AMI “ h A l “of $10,000 construction the murder "illianis the winner. The pany hint as a passenger. On ac­ A Tive-roont *tuc-m bungalow ut with eight t" ell t*-mIIIi, partirip"1 who was found beaten t.. death in on « nting pool on Gheurt. Mis, Lillian Hoyle, a lonely log cabin t »-»,* Pi»s"tarformer srhool Uitehcr. 's count of the wariuth of hi* te- Qtj-u*. Heights. "Ulttirl* of San­ ago. tr.iral Island •ng , street ear more than u year Ac)«, lb mile* from Meinpltis la-t n Mann Act witness, aceordford, wus destroyed by fire early | |.ii,*i will he USblgnc-tl t" c a ll \| \1 (t, Flu.. Mar ' Gov Ycptlon in Geintnny wlien he flew . ' |Hl|Uf, |i«li \\ Mat tin arrived tn-u- this afterI*, that country lust year Eevine this b-oming. T h house, occupied club as manager while tile b»y» night. While Arkaitsu- and I »-nnc-»»ee A. F. Hurley, will elect their captains. Umpire, probably will make Rerlin his ilc-s- was) - partly • ' covered by insurance, will Ik furnished by the l inn Al -.Survov police are searching "tut i.iti,ii mi the second dav " f •* shun huiToy b e in g m a d " '• ll I'nWfi C o m p a n y 's powe- tihntIoK"**fi Ids *'next tniTts-m eaii it was stated toduv. expense* l"t eiiuipnioni will I- d< - dcrurs and, seeking I" , -lahlish a tmii from Tullaliassee and will motive for the iny*lcii"u* -lay ing. sp.-al. "it hi* cninpuign foi the "" this plan- i«, I'eusacolit. n ig h t. The fire i*> Imlieved t<* have f ra y ed by Hi'' dub. United States Senate tonight. sturted from an oil stove, which G eorge W. Gray was welcomed the Uritish Consul at New Orleans What Perry residents declare wus is seeking It* locate relatives of Mr. Hurley lighted to heat water. n* u new mvlabor. Curtis lories, the lurgest political audience •" Awakening some time after light­ direct*.^ <d the recent musical the wanderer buck in England The first (ado matc h ever played , spfIrrtlon and will he credited toehampinnship An address wus found m> bis the history of tin- city guthen-,1 ing the stove, Mr. Ilurloy found •how. uup a guest as was Km ^ l,cm raised f»'' the house' In flames. Al! of the Frank Marlc-r, pustnr of tin firs'. body read:—.“Miss Cora Andrew. (n liie courthouse there lust night " Sanford has beet, ... ranged foe j household goods including most Christiun Church, who gave th. Enfield House, ,11* Chase Sid. T. r f.n tho. Governor'* address when Friday afternoon. March B*. mo- j ^ ^ MOn's play, of the personal effects w-err des­ principal address. Dr II W. race, Enfield near Condon Eng­ he reviewed his administration cording «« »" uitnouncement to- I The Fhiridn team is one that land." Police, believe she may he u und disproved some of the ehnrg- l-iv by Fdwurd F. Iattic, president . luo> hem playing cinder the cqj* Hrocflluihii troyed. Rucker and George R toclny’* grocery page* of The Herald wil! be found ait The franchise; sister of the slain soldier Pupers i * other candidates 'are niukinv sung several number*. ‘oily large variety of quu'.ity food* at prices that effect against his ,n coni In .office FLYERS MEET DEATH found on Andrew's body chow he A nnouncem ent was m ade thu list for for wi weck-cnu After speaklto; < ross Uitj j living*. For ah convenient shopping list ”*htle•• ► saving*. tlu. I.ions will entertain " t t h * has wandered over Canada and the l«*'W MANAGUA, Nicaragua. Mar. (I. nit*..-’* ••'ion-»ir •than -»•$ •;»•«*. ‘Wn»y W t rtf HUie' ><m. • > , »«««« raid reader* do well lo consult tho grocery ud*. » Herald Friday night at »b" United SUtesv for ittce*.• quality food* and welcome variety ate offered --.(IN S )—The .M,^ 4 n u n Ctre » lub irr N»m,r W “ m*-m- yogi’s w r i t i n g p n o t o a fce* ti’avel W i Y r v f ^ t r r ^ nfl.» f e « ^ ^ ? bSc i“BT e eas s of ! hthe c a s t o f Lions show. w |. Injlofclftgp have- q ii|eiv|»irp i u f y<Hi- dif the ♦ i_____ Vulture . . . , 1 a . . i s . *>r Ithe n o \Nlt cUarI* . * 1 1 j or.fereitce ear.u |»tof*s»ionul tKtio has h*en rr. '..when u huge Pit pet s showing HuH be 'pent St salon of tit** pardoning b"J"i oguan jungles struck their plane four years on the Western '** I.EED l«» ENTER 1*111 M \KY Caluinh: Raking Kttvtln •(-in liio«-erv us they wen- attempting, to land 'France during the Wot his Wnr 4 Tea C„. Kobe it's Grocery at the aviation Held at Kslsli, cab l­ Mm th — and hud been in military hospital* K A N S A S CITY, Mo. MEMPHIS. Te nt,.. -Mat. '•'• ' ‘ | "V ^ ^ ^ “ ’*| , Iflntr.’ l"U«.e. Yormed unde, the Halley'* Cush Grocery Hvn.ist Market ing it to crash to the ground, r , IV-C, S e n a t o r Ja ttirx A Itc-cd on tw o mensiom*. His b..uv. U-atc-n ( I N S ) -A . viulsttt, wirrdstcii.it. “ J ^ ala^ , at th - ntrvi Jnfi* of the Na'b.hxl IV C. W. Stoke* Market “•w Gioccry & Feed Coawaited shipment here t'«lay 1ha .Lfinitc-U' decided to B ' into .to death, was faun,i by .maral held nc- c'i>mpn)<(od by a heavy downp' ur Arcade Delicatessen *r. Rreail burial in th* United States. H,c Democratic Primary in Wi*. ,-r.ws last mgbl and i> b. mg •'niici* 8alad Dressing R. t . S.-Grocery * I t P,| < Villnnmre irc-.'Ottxjr at Thompson Hruthei • lUFTl I T HRItAl.D GRtH'KRY AIIS WIVES CONSULT II AVON PARK Flotilla Public Set* ‘Y*ihl'Ycrd PreshltVltlal ■•(lntpnlin d » . Memphis, pending i-ffor' i vice fo io unity’s I2J-OO.OOU power of the T(ted resiMWUat,(n t ba-ulr relntivr*. . EACH FRIDAY plan. oiK-n.'to supply «*. rltles. ‘ fund, aanoutwfd today. jr o te c te d I S > T a k i n g CONDIT PUTS OFF PROPOSED FLIGHT TO PLANET VENUS ; D. A. R. WILL MEET FULL HOUSE WILL i HERE NEXT YEAR HEAR PIANIST IN FOR CONFERENCE RECITAL TONIGHT .. .. . .. ... ...... * 'js* Several Cases Are Transferred ByCity Officers To County lYoulhlnjuredWhen ‘He Falls From Bus Ne a r High School Louisiana To Exact Penalty O f Death F r o m 3 Prisoners Levine Departs For New York A fte r H is ^ r ,:;i.^-m.;^ol Flight To Havana Z Sanford Shrine Club Will Sponsor Polo Match To Be Played March 23 Denny Saved ^ Penny Earned ... . sbssz « ijs 1 �IPtrl'rJh . *• ,*.v - S _ -r 1— il . ... ri?A\ _l ~vi. \ ^ snr^ ■«’ " i«ii' i> *=* S e n a t o r s ? p il o t CERTAIN CLUB IS TO BE CONTENDER I r ' ■)»»■.... . v _____ • ,,« ii * . TIM- v «» . V k» ' I Ik ^ .V • ' i ! W Wi ! i M-Wf .vt ik ITV-'.'it *3 ■~ j.l — ____ ■ I-.IT JI I hnve moro ppccii- ami butter spirit, ^ V f t i n i n tr H r t p t f * — ” iT n in in p o n e r s j “ Komitit; th a t fciim Rice, u sick • Interna tionsl 'New* man Just y ean -ifc now in the heat* nf health. TAMPA. Kla.. Mar. H.— ( iN S t 4,Kirih, fluirpe Sinlci j In- is-a n Clyde Milan, veteran ox-Senalm il s u m ■----- t a- i m u . ;>» '"V 1 ."Vm' ---- _ I•lhn? 11 ,mKffcr \ y •s p ^ k^ -w v ,x.i|>o M a n - M a d e L a k e I s j.highiighw -oM h«—^ - o - h i t r t t j r W t . , «<. « p P a r t O f P o w e r P la n [ rage. Wligh tsom e was the heavlrst slugger for the Phils getting ■two ilou|>les anil a single. The IIAXtiOJt, Wales. Marvh H asset to any club. . 2 . H»' k " ill. Ik -'cll.l, in j T ? " N S» - A" « " T *"** Seemingly. then* aro only two *• >» •• .f.‘ abiding questions-that(the Wash­ made assistant tunnnger of the __ • , mpnraldt in ils beauty of set* Bttcky IlnrrlR I’u Ik Hlnnu* On ington eltih must answer this year dub. Itueky Harris will be in Ri b­ PASO JtOIll.KS, < aiif., Mar. ting tv ati> nutural s u m of wat Him sel f For Team’s Flop and they nre with the matter of i charge or the tm m when he is with Ibe country. is ■»’»• «>• < « • r ,“u ' La«l ^car. Hut Thinks He whether the- outfit has n shortstop it.-but in Ids absenre Milan’s t.-b e 8. - t I N S ) - licbev.ng the pitchers and a centre fielde r to take the I the boss.' The Nationals * went m I were not fit yet. Mmingev-Donie-aiuv-o the new NnrftrWntes.«*|e ~ ♦ -Has Learned Good Lesson ,, plat e- of Tris Speaker. The r i-F -A r o n Park -rmhry^ttrlT/tttlC wirhl bush again postponed the first l i u^niwer scheme, which will be i ---------trfi filing' ramp game, game, cancelling’! cancelling ! H * working order next July, of it j tin. Cnrelinhla in the first gam e » f t r l i l b l n * ' ramp n* . . » ) I>«vi* j ; » « R K — s the struggle scheduled for this E..r three years, 1,000 men have proof. the spring training season. l o t M i n i ^ q a i f ' N o n r f k r v i n Spurts 1cen at jyork to harness for elec­ afternoon. Light .vorknits were to A t the moment Sam W est is i.; . Editor be held today. Hush said be hopes tro ul purposes, the rainfall of •'!<’> TAMPA, Fla., Mar. H—They there' making them forget Speak* I CATALINA ISLAND, Cal.. Mar. to Ita it the first gam e-tomorrow. Ml"nrt’ of mountains round enlled hint the boy manager when or; that is, they no longer remem­ K.— ( I N S ) — The Cubs regulars Tmwsfyndd. in North Wales. hc-U'as winning pennants several ber him for the untire 21 hours. were happy today over shaking As soon ns the official opening ALKIUSTA. »Ia., Mar. H.— ( IN S ) lias taken,place work will lie s t a l l ­ . years ago hut today the'bny was n Samuel, with the teluli last year, their jinx long enough to beat the T y C'ibb believes there's no place ed t'i increase the size of the lake man and he proved it as only a has failed to hit the, ground with camp "goofs'* in n practice ball real man can by declaring Ihnt he, his lint down here, lie, however is game. It was the first victory for like home, especially the cooking. to five signin' miles. himself, Stanley llnrris, was mote . getting the play because he is n the regulars in a long series of j The veteran outfielder o f the Aththan n little to blame fur the fac: j i f t t e r outfielder than either Fos- family tilts. Jones, Crr.mpp and leties, who lives here, has asked that the Washington Senators 1*‘T rjiuuul ,,r Emile Ilarnes, llir- ll-inse pilehed for the regulars. Connie Mack for peitaission to weren't a better ball club last minghnm, Ala., citizens both, allowing the g u ffs only three li t* work out. with the New York OLD CORNS COME OFF , */ (lunzel hit like a fool in the rnd shi tting them out I to I). Limits at their camp hero until year. B Y THOUSANDS Chir riffle* »f" ilrnmwOriili IT hf>* “Surveys" he said "may have closing weeks of the American Malone. Welch, Holly and Hush the A ’s arrive -for an exhibition »»»lly "ItNI>-0-*'0RN“ tenons* •II— tnn.l League show Inst year and Is still took turns in the box for the contest on March 10. gone e little to my hond". ,'iitil>nrti uM rorn* or mllmn-i—tvsii \ ••rulara. goofs. They yielded a total of Having llfteel that vcst-full fr.ua !a ‘ V l ***'luote Ml inn »mt n««t weslf hittnlt-iM "I at Alabama, is eight hits. . ST. PKTKRSBUItU, Flu.. Mar. ri*ti ntnl wunisn will profit from tin * bis abdomen, the first ImsebuU a font ball .player il-ninfiMraiinn Iwinir «U*n «t our iiuki h. ( INS) — Manager Huggins of . 111 *M>-O.COnN. man over to admit publicly that a bur*, i "»r <•’ ''erzer. too. Ill thot* nh.. Imn pffiMtnrn inrht 'I mistake was all his next turned ? Y " V . “’V j l»7,V"'Vgeney guild, SIIIIKVPOIIT, La., Mar. H. the Yankees has dispatched an ul-. rillnii*** untt wliu Itave Mi-om* SI«-osrhis attention to the New York John Klnxn. of Milwaukee and Al- ( | . \ . s ) _ Bib Falk, one of tha five timatum to Urban Shocker, the* i(o.l l.y His isinr rvdilt* obl«tns>l Irurrt i II.* ion uf «(|ysrtl(*il "rorn rurst'' flmuM l)Hn>, (»u.. 1^ Muitiiur them with ic'^uhirff, utir pr^iu»nt hih I reeiiltiicnnt spitbnllcr. Shocker • uri'lv • mint nylil nw«>- tu loar •Imiil Yankees, who are one of th.> accounted for when the White Sox wrote Huggins that he had ipiit. • K.NIi-ii-i-OllM." Ilia only rsnn-ily tint things to which you tm n your a t­ nuii-h enthusiasm, they do say. will aurrly rsinovn all rorna nol raltention, at the slightest p n ivocn -' ' ' l *bnrtst >P. nmdlict Alabama lined up fur the daily truining but mentioned thill be was dis­ |..io»a I|II|| Uly ami without pain. If ) ou lie- Ido faf la a i writ* In i tion or. none nt nil. He iloesn'l f«».,tl»nll (man, Clrmit (iillis. i> is giv- grind today. No word, however, satisfied with the salary offered trsn II I OIIN i.Anon vtoiiikk, < nar* -til mail . Cllloaco. mill • • will tkafi think the Yunkces are a kick-u. ,!"h Heeveit;-the regular. igiite has been received ns to tin- where­ liiio. .This led Huggins to lielicvc •fuj lauelsn * lay. I.niirl ** Unix *li»rr for fhe pennant us the current !l ril,,.v - s " "«e M. ) ‘. Hayes, of abouts „f Jolmny Mostil, Hill Bar­ that an agreement might lie reach­ version would have'it, und cites a - ; r , | inion. Alabema. and Hiniiiiig- rett. Charlie Ilnriiubc and Bill ed. his reasons the following: ,w,m- Harris says Hayes reminds lliinne field. #. 1.WM -U. *v Vfx 1— The Washington' Senators, i l,il" " f L u z m i when Tony mine CLKAKWATKIL Fla., Mar. 8. 2— The Yanks'elderly pitchers. , *!' ,wn .'ears ag... I T. MYKKS. Fla.. Mar. H. ( I N S ) —- Four' iiit.s by Partridge 0 The eonvirtion that lliitli an*f ,s v "f the-nine posit i<-i . are as- (IN.'-1 The A ’s downed the Phil­ and a liomer by llissopetto fe a ­ liehriu will not repeat their l!*27 ' mired, it appears, and a seventh lies I I to K in their first game of tured, a practice game in which tin records. , • | only js a matter of choice between tin- spring training trip. Homers' Brooklyn regulars heat the Ynn•I—The Washington Senators. Sisler and Joe Judge. by Bing Miller, Jimmy Fox and a nigans, 12 to (I. If—The belief ibut tin- Yank.-* Irving llndle> om- of (lie pitchgot* all the break.-- lust year and 1ei«, is at a local hospital, latiglinone of these liuppcucd to lie ng off an opernlioii for uppendibones. eitis lull Harris dirlari's lie will d—Tin- Washington Senator*. In- ii-ady b.\ mid-April. Iliolli-v un i Quite so, Mr. Ilarris, with g - . I.lseiriee were two out'tiilidilig markable self-control, is able to reri u t piP-lici s ,,f IP27. Mill Has. view the Washington Senators , ton. ...... olitiiiiied ........... . fi»iiir thi- Crowns, is with almost Im distaste. He think.* I mint In i big *boi down ha-i Anwell and kindly of the Senators i' ' tlur regular rigid hniider will lie seems uml tbfiy think well of him. ilie vetermi Fred .Marl.ei rv. to sa\ It- is only when the question id | nothing of tin- (-\(-n more age I thi* Yankees and the I'hitndelphla Sum Jones. The |dm> i- Moiply Athletics nrises tliut kindliness i* i overrun with lelt lui.id-i * and ail allow ed to run in the outside lane, of them, nccoriting to H am *, an It appears that lie concedes the good. former nothing and gives tin* Sul- | -i-i, .. mi .... . , They „tl,.i,,i.. 1 n i l - . 1 Hey m e (mil.n.d ItlllXt uI, mil ter slightly less, lie did.. I so say Boh m , lk (lf (hl. . , Jtf f Buik . but 1 gathered tliut lie somcwliu i ............ n .. M .. ini■.Iti ;oul. < Ian m e (iriffnt. ol of .M 1111ih 1 a ditdnins the venerable gentlemeu < Imk-ville, Tex; Tom /.m karv. of Philnfli'lphia. tin- k ’d himself, mol Ed Well*, t !•<< The Senators? Well, io-t a lie' let- ball <lufi. my good fellow, and feritn r Del toil Tiger up again right here. I want to say that I I from Hit diiiighi-io. Those iin-iition live only for tin- day when sonic e-l, with \ an Alstvue. a Biroiiug mnmiVer will inveigle me min th • ham light lialid-’l . 111• I',, pi). |i«-| . (lollies press to tell me in l In­ Ilari 1 m.mu d wln-ii la- made 1h it suring tliut In* i lull i w»i e. o u-,i i r.nl. ahmit - tinting 1n\ ..I tin m ai-d gelt llg 11 stilt.- I lie 11- an- .1 worse. “ First of all, Wi will hi ve .1 -In * ■0 |'l* oi-.ii- i-ii-iiiul lull 1in v an I iL I Z A B I 'T I l A R D F .N ; imt >• 1 1ead\ ferent mpnugii" (a- said. Muddy Huel and Henry Tutr “Same name. Ilairts; biit*a dll will I , tin •at' lii-i*. a* of .yout.r .<(-//(////,/ b , T /<,’/.<,>thl/ /(*/•/•(*.■<-///(///. ferent fellow: I guess I took t" l i mi t . ml ll**ic Itliiegi per much for granted lust vein \ cvo7a »has biht !/«*«//*.1- <»/ t’.v/u'rti'nt'f in lbe body eau inmi.ige a club tli.il - l oi i i , w.ll play - i n ml and llurd base le-perliiely ami Loo*e Lo* sink'll »S«//i»// /// A.-..* ) , ’//, i.» •/.«</ w inning. lin il: I Sum lie 1 lilt mol light "Next lent we will ball- I lie I-cur Uulet /•re/Hinituni.r ik’/'tirtment -.‘ii pitching of years and that abso­ Ilf Id* 1espci I v.-lv Xml ob, ve . 'X ‘hi i J' lin-nii won’t lie with tb lutely goes | could stmt ill:-, on-M a r c h 1 2 t h . to 1 4 t h . of 12 lilt'll in a Ilian. 1 leagil- • "li I lllb t III Ve.n Tin fai t Wa . d ll' ols, o \ e | , , | |.x in ellt'-l pi Islllg I n , . n u r in /«*/• ii />/ /'. . 7.- ,. /.-.-o' w ithout lust with perfei ’ 1on Iidi-i o :li . , 1 ago I . Would obtain a well 1-1I1I11.! | ••• 1• I -e -1 1al 1I.1 chili'/r, iiiii> lYcei.o /. <• 1/ ■.< e a 1 gau l oin ol tlusi piti-liei , la co /•/,-, / < o r r .in,* ho , 7 , i~c , ■in I ' Ilt’l I \ I PLI i P XI.I-: New 1 ill fe, Hadley. L iston and Mm I..IOI. m g im/i il to n- 1 . lake plm . berry, ari- |.aiA,ular,'\ e f t - i i u ugaliisl tin $ m ilees. "I it- d I oil I.. nnpi d. ile Itmd •’t'Tlijrd, tin- lai t tliut we w II atui l i n t I mup n..I —— •I- - ' h •Al il •%* >r WJkmum*** n w im n w i —-------- -------- ■ ■7-r~ -----------— ------------------------ Or Take What You Can Get: ~ _T ' G eT w h at you want in tailor made clothe* Select the color . and Style of your choice $ 2 S «50 u p Ed. V. Price Suits ,$35 up S. W. BRADFORD • * I. •**•<! | * , • '1 * |»1S First Natitimil Bank ituildiB;,-J — Tuko Elevator— w ' 4 -r •**i ,1 n 11 ANNOUNCEMENT A 1f “ tv > \ 'L° * e , l £*iCE s C h r y s le r P r ic e s “52” 2 -P oor Sedan Coupe . . . . r.oadxtcr . . . ■* u V»70 <>70 <>70 , j. j I m tlh lutnM # O rel) A O U c a n n o w b u y a Ch.-y* T o u r in g . . . 4 D oor Sedan e D e L u x tf C o u p e * f>lcr — tf u n l i t y 11 iirli t i n g e d — at I'leLuxe S e d a n - (ta flk rw n.W f i M f ) T o u rin g . . . . 2 -p o o r S e d a n . . C f.u p e . . . . 109S 1095 1 145 'w i l k 'r w n H * u m l “ * * - I 175 1235 72” 2 -I’asx. C o u p e - *1515 l u i l l t rwmW# N « l ) ' Rdval Sedan Sp ort R o a d it e r 1 5 _____ j r r s; 790 “6 2 ” D u aincM C o u p e • ’ I Ob'? R oadster . . . . 107$ 4-D oor Sedan L an d au S e d a n • ' \-III llu* se n sa tio n a l new lo w e r prices o f $<>70 a n d u p w a r d s. • o ilff rum h ie $ r u t) . . 1595 1595 In no other m ake can you ob­ tain Mich outstanding value. To be I (net) : use the Paptrcttious of H rcausc n o o t h e r builder., o f m o t o r cars c o m b i n e s s u c h v o l ­ u m e p r o d u c t io n w ith S t a n d a r d ­ ized Q u a lit y » f e n g i n e e r i n g a n d p r e c is io n m a n u f a c t u r in g . E o * iiiNTiru 1595 1695 1745 ( u « l l rw tsU il Mart) C row n Sedan ’ 1795 W e are p o s it iv e y o u w ill ha sat­ is f ie d th a t t h e o n l y w a y t o o b ­ t a i n C h r y s l e r ’s s u p e r i o r p e r ­ f o r m a n c e , q u a lit y a n d v a lu e is t o b u y a C h r y s le r . tu i i'K 1 1>ot \ 1 m \ * • > -x'- j 'I . . •J All l u i i t 1 /. u. b. Detroit, lubjrd (a c u m in Federal excite tax, - X C h ryile r Jrairx uie In {wiillen to exiriid the 1untetiienceof time payments. A it ul>i»m C h ty tle i’t u i n u u l u plan, If - yj;. i i ix 4 T * » . I* — * P ark . 15 O ld Bund Street. |.on d on u t l . ’o i n m e m a l r— - *I ) rden .iiul si 1m ill.itc . vciv ” OPEN the P. A. package and treat yourself to a fragrance you’ll never forget. Now . . . put a pinch in a paper and rolf. N otice how easy P .A . rolls. That’s because it’s crimp-cut, the logical form for home-rolled cigarettes. Lighto b up and get that wonderful taste of wonderful tobacco. Cool and refreshing as a dip in the surf. M ellow and mild as April sun. Mild, hut with a full, round body that puts pleasure into every pifo. >011 can’t beat P .A . for inakin s . . Beat,i^? Say, you can’t catch up to it! Prince Albert makes a jimmy-pipe perform, too. T ry P .A a both ways. T hat’s a tip! fi « IT -r/‘ "Where arc the liaficrs'I" . I Irre they arr— O C Bs, made in Prance by the ccfrhratrd lli»ll.>r«Mills, expressly for R. J- Re)'* nold* T o b a c c o C o . Put some P .A . in an O C B paper. Watch it lie down and roil tip into the best h om e-rolled sm oke ever. 150 leaves, 5c, where you buy your tobacco. A»k for O C B s in the h a n d y hook. J i> .... I in le t l >rc j> .ir.iii')in T h e Y o w e ll C o . mom *- -V' gf .11,! J ,/re on u t l t j t • »• '-'H u/sa/m *A‘)^rlr^,. « ... w liu li V . lu jU lb A r J e n ’t \ 'c n tti,tn ..Im perial “ 80” .R o a d ste r • . • . . * 2 7 9 5 (MtO .UMW« Ml) ** 2 - P » u S e d a n • - 294S T o w n Sedan . - 299S 7-PfUa. S e d a n . - • ’ J 0 7 S S e d a n L in u i i n e » J 4 9 5 • A 0 ’i-itn r.11 111net 1110 ol 1lie sk in, w Inch keep 1lie ttwues \ i \ nlly-* Ii*. alt It s . .iiivl mi m.ikc you l ovel y, inn. An I li/.ilvili \rdc'u 1 re.11 incut i> lu v.J on ( l uce fim'lainental sicp* ( Ic.iu m g, w nil I \ 11t i i j 11 ( h .iin n n < " l o i i i n g . w 11ii Ir.Ln .t Skin Voutc jin! .Special A tln u ^ o it N'oiirixlnng, w n h Or.mer \l:/t I . . / nr tlie delicate I 't h . t ( r am. These same i l ucc seep.*, wi nc h su|>plv every need ol 1lie ski n, should he a part ol vour daily c.irc of the skin at home * • I u if h r tfm U f n u i ) 4-Pa»». C o u p e • T 6 w n Sedan - . C o n v e r t ib le C o u p e l iz a b e t h X Sec t h e C h r y s le r lin e at its s e n ­ s a t io n a l n e w lo w e r pr ic e s. S e ­ lect t h e c ar w h i c h b est fits y o u r p articu lar n e e d . I n s p e c t it. T e s t it. C o m p a r e it w it h a n y o t h e r car o f its p r ic e . 1. , . * / / Roll with RA CH RYSLER. 2 SP. w ' . f AW*** • •* . .a» • : f '-M. ’•X*. ..-V' f 1 1 rue dc l.i I’aix, Paris r I.■•r: !*•'’ *I -w. :»-r. * -A * —no other tobacco is like it! Titiu 'ATcmie^'NYvv V e il a (•'Wit. « >■ R.»»old, l'nl-M<-» C«an|wnr. Wimu-n S.lrm. N. C. - a» :it. e j i JUt - ! •'BIB.!* t I 'll •<SI / _____ _ »' �•V' - ••a*’5V t B R E si'sV ^ ■. - r — a \ **3/ •iVrVv*" i , • .<{ t A i b n /frR j i n / •■ ■7 —’ ■, ti ' ,r~, ... . * ■ ■*J" ‘ "r“ .. , , . ■ ........... . . ■■" T H E S A N F O R D I I E R A L I ) . F R ID A Y . M A R C H 9. 1928 ' —1 ■*■■*' * ■" *'*■* .........■ !« — » ' ‘~‘ ■* n towns urmmd a ' ding pinks ami playgrounds, they provide the same for tlirir own people. If they find r t n r aft c o n v e n tio n s o f t h e tw o m a j o r p a r ti e s s c a r c e ly cities in tie ir state having lectures r »** LlrMK." m o re t h a n t h r e e m o n th s a w a y , t h e n a tio n a l p o litic a l s i t u a ­ and rontertfl*nnil clubs, they try ____ p M t* rtin tio n g r o w s in im p o r ta n c e a n d i n t e r e s t . T h e ir d e c k s c le a r e d out tlu* same thins: themselves. l u f t i i F U tM t. »»*•* a rt #< f o r a c tio n , b o th t h e D e m o c r a ts a n d R e p u b lic a n s a r e c o n ­ Their iden is to give their people M M « a t B a n k «. 1»T. f r o n te d w ith t h e p r o s p e c ts o f re d h o t b a t t l e s f o r t h e n o m ­ the tidvanUiRt» they can expect el U DPAS ... in a tio n . A t th is w r i t i n g . i t a p p e a r s t h a t th e R e p u b lic a n s bpwhere in far as that is hum anly „'.M <aairr Rd Mcnvan (OW W ni“» BNI) i» Kail»t a r c in f o r a lm o s t a s m u c h o f a c o n t e s t a s th e D e m o c ra ts , ai- possible. Improvements are always g ain ;' *’ th o u g h t h e p r o s p e c ts f o r a n e a r l i e r a g r e e m e n t u p o n o n e 'Y Mi'MCBHtofoR b a t k j 'law , T « r ....... „ . ................ BT.M c a n d id a te s e e m - t o b e - m u c h - b e t t e r : — :T h e b a t t l e lin e s a r e ahead there.- - Pusiness men arc «*■' Mwathfc •-., or fixing up their old nrtes. Ugly I ln rH h a ilM ti.tn m o re s h a r p ly d r a w n w ith in t h e R e p u b lic a n r a n k s , b u t t h e i r things and eyesores are removed. Hr H .l> p ro b le m s in v o lv e m en r a t h e r t h a n is s u e s . The citizens are constantly im­ Tkt>-llt>«M, M k I t H k p la iH r auraT h e r e s till s e e m s to b e a c e r tu tn a m o u n t o f ta lk o f proving their homes and whenever i ^ s s r s r . , : : *♦*♦•*4**,i l ^ 's t n m p e d i n g t h e K a n s a s C ity c o n v e n tio n a n d d r a f t i n g I’re s i - j t)ll, l(1 t.( n)l>. ^hiWtn«<- .if dwelling*, '" ' * * r '*r^ident C o o lid g e f o r a n o t h e r te r m . T h e p o s s ib ility o f t h e C h ie f soni. one lomes forward witli the i " I l i t I E x e c u tiv e r u n n in g a g a in , h o w e v e r, h a s b e e n d is m is s e d b; capital to liuild Bimip nmre. la* BU «*e lr«4lmr m n l *. ittN WHU,' Tfc* i. doing nil the time. tt >f*VMa■ a»a •• ■ •aa lm o s t e v e r y o n e e x c e p t M a y o r TI h o m p s o n oi o f •C m h icc a g o a nnud ' Something Some i s a s ' S K "I That i.i the hind of thing we want ---------- (C h a r le s I). H ille s, w h o p e r s is t in ta l k i n g a b o u t t h e s u b j e c t T ItiiBton. We have hud much of I t p NHkU ta a x tn V rfi *f '^ 'i w ith a s m u c h 'a la c r i t y , a s old w orm ai a t a seW iftg c irc le , i In J ' 1 AMIT Hat-mil at C lrrulalU ai, a a _ ,, , . uiHfetWatlaWat f a n u ti* * AiMrUlWn a» fafc- W ith M l\ C o o lld g e c lim illiltt'd o m s e r io u s c o n s id e r a tio n , it in the pant and if we cun main­ tain this spirit of giving our j>oni l t r r t l a t i i , wm4 A il.rrlli S P u s■U * n kltk s m l f t i ear.’ t h e p a r ty h e a d s a r e fa c e d w ith t h e ta s k o f s e le c tin g a s t a n d ­ ple the advantages they tan fairly m tw k o la aabialt (• ■■aadll uf Babsetlptlai a r d b e a r e r fro m a m o n g a g r o u p c o m p o s e d o f s o m e o f th • exited in a community of this Hat* 1 la ; i*nter fa I t r i f f ataatafal o u t s t a n d i n g m e n o f t h e a ilm in is tr a tio u . size, we shfill lie abundantly repaid »*t elxliwa . 1 H m ia lla n a» a r il a H e r b e r t H o o v e r, o f c o u rse , is th e m o s t fo r m id a b le ol for our effort. km Ua-u tar*Boat*. ■Hiliil IIHIB FRIDAY,".MARCH 9 1921. .j*dl th e a v o w e d c a n d id a te s . A p p a r e n tly h e is t h e P re s id e n t s .- • ta - .— ----- — -*------- -— o w n ch o ice , b u t t h a t p o s s ib ility 'ss' e e m s n o t to h a v e h u d a n y . .T h K ‘'»IKUAI.ir» n tim ilA H * -- • • • I.—Kcaar ■tr’ la rftf *an* n iaal) ad e f f e c t u p o n .s e v e r a l o t h e r s , w h o . c a s t lo n g in g e y e s a t t h e •aiaUtra" ulaa. : n o m in a tio n . T h e r e a r e G o v e rn o r L o w d e n a n d V ice P re s is—■i Iw t t tK t.m lO f nm tf te Jarkaan. • d e n t D a w e s to b e re c k o n e d w ith , to s a y n o th in g o f S e n a to r s (III*. TAMI'A Tit III UN R S —eaaatrapll Pllaa af I*. Jntaaa ladlun ( C u r tis , W a ts o n a n d W illis. In a d d itio n t h e r e p in y h e a h a l f Kl»(r Cwka Tiifling with (lie dignity of ,i jla a »r miiathi j "i*a> - j a d o ze n f a v o r i te s o n s p la c e d Itc fo ie th e convcpntion. It high court is s 'l i r j ' bus ness. The hniiijina pt.\. s e e m s c e r t a i n t h a t M r. H o o v e r w ill e n t e r th e c o n v e n tio n a s in li'K 'lin g cxpcrinicnt of tlu< Sinp a , katrla • - aparim rat | fo llo w in g w ith p o s s ib ly G o v e rn o r L o w d en r u n - | .11 ilefens • in shadowing jurat's tg4 c»»ai, ' n in g se c o n d a n d th e o t h e r s tr a ilin g . 'Poo m u c h tr a ilin g . ju’ brought jail sentences upon . V i l i r . M . « i i « r . . .h o w e v e r , m a y p ro v e t h e u n d o in g o f th e * C o m m e rc e b e e - ||.,n y s'im luii. upon thu hotel dcmw4ara .kaapltal. ! r o t a r y , in w h ic h e v e n t Hit* n o m in a tio n is a lm o s t c e r t a i n n o t t.-.-t. \ William J. Hums, and upon H1M.B VERSE FOR TODAY ■to b e te n d e r e d to c i t h e r •Jt.owden o r D a w e s o r ,an y o f t h e ’ a Mr. Day. of New York. Sinclair S l i ATt Jt,'; ' ' WANT NO G O O D 'o th e rs w h o h a v e b o rn p ro m in e n tly m e n tio n e d , b u t b> so n n g. t - ix mmitiis, which 1b teldilh.n8 l|X al tu a pr.'vim i, th ree muiithx senTR IN O :—F o r the Lord God is a m a n w h o h a s ta k e n n o p a r t in th e c o n tr o v e r s y . *vn and nhtelth.tho Lord will give In t h e m e a n tim e th e D e m o c ra ts a r e h a v in g trm ih l. ° r t,,u Unit^ grace and gior>': no good thing will a p le n ty . D e s p ite t h e in c lin a tio n o f s e v e ra l o f t h e c a iith sjl!(!;„lSi jn |)lt)(H,nK w n . he withhold from thrm th at walk d a t e s to fo r g e t t h e d r y q u e s tio n , p ro h ib itio n is d e s tin e d to ....... t .,n,meiitc.l that tiiese m m uprightly.—Psalm 84:11. p la y a p r o m i n e n t p a r t in th e I h m s to ji c o ttv e iiiio n . W ith th e i,7,.i p. ii.eirate.i a -d isastro u s PRA Y ER :—0 God, our Heavenly tilin g a b rea kiltiw ii in a c rim itia l Kuther, Thop hast given us Thine i a n n o u n c e m e n t o f th e c a n d id a c y o f S e n a to r W a ls h , th e c a n only begoUcO and w etbbeluved, p a ig n a g a in s t AI S m ith is g iv e n c u tis id e ra lile im p e tu s . T ito " l a 1 Son, and with Him thou will freely M ew Y ork g o v e r n o r i;\ an o u t a n d n u t w e t, w h ile W a ls h is b is difficult to iivnl.l a Ben. give us ah ' th/ngs. h o n e d r y a n d a d d e d to t h i s is th e fa c t t h a t h e h a s t h e s u p ­ true,, for rouli‘Mi|it of court, even with tin- icBoui.cs mill (tower of p o r t o f M cA doo, u n r e le n t in g foe o f S m ith . W h ile S n tiljt i (tn-i.r w dnbh.'ttV doid.L if M i- .p . T H E ELDRITCII LADY a n d W a ls h f o r c e s f i g h t it o u t. p irtu re s q m * d im R eed tsl..- .^Miriair, Itiiiti- tn1 D.p serve lh.« r By t i l . II. t h e p a r t y to fo r g e t e v e r y th in g e ls e a n d c o n c e n tr a te u p o n ‘Tim.-; ’ I ut ih. v " ! i.onc , mi —In G. K.*x Weei.lv— la c a m p a ig n to rid W a s h in g to n o f c o r r u p t inn. i.n«1 .iifoiiul.lv .. it thot they The knight who loved a lady Followed aft«r, followed after, I t lo o k s lik e a m e r r y .t i m e is ju s t a h e a d . In .lim e w h e n will Utilize I’ . i’t|.e<|Ucl|ci>s of For he thought h* heard her sing­ t h e tw o p a r ti e s c o n v e n e at K a n s a s C ity a n d H d iis I mm ih e thoi. r> min i In 1 1ll-.i . . .* not in pi m lice, the ing, w e a t h e r w ill h e h o t a n d p o litie s h o t t e r . M e a n w h ile th e n a a red thing and . And he dreamt hr heard her is n o th in g fo r t h e p o o r c itiz e n to d< but tn w a tc h tin* sm o k e ■oi' * • . | • I * • |• •i t I ■ -, e te.|, - lioul.l lnlaughter; a n d h e a r th e b a t t l e g u n s ro a r. lil ,, ia • ifm!.III* ni **i' -fixII 1Li* 1" III r 1•M1?*<• And he saw her bail stream ing. “ ’11*• «.f *ID •f lhi'141 the On tHe wind Unit whistled I. i11 It, ‘ int'*;:4ir 1 ' i' wen* <1 Y e tT flt *HSTin, called out to stay MIL. Ill !«*•! It .411 f . f t !i • pi 1 —-him, A little boy w h o w.-ni to •bool m a tow n put tita n ■' i U'■ T » i . t if 1 1!*’ . !m ** :i?vl But he never heard their cry. • m ile s a w a y w a s t h o u g h l by h is te a c h e r s 1.1 In- \i-i v du ll aio l n, Pi'inlinv sen* •1. I t .it. - vn.II h;n • i t him tl • 1 feci. Am! the k n g h t who loved the Im ly' stiap id . l i e w o u ld no t p ay a t t e n t i o n ..m l w as a lw a y s ta lk in g II tn* *t*ii tl« 11 i itm m*V4*i Followed, followed to a rtycr.ju** p la y in g w ith t h e p u p ils w im sa l n eat him . it w a - o i l . . . ■ Tbi > li* • i *.... ;ulc ill i•111 And undetneaih her dftming feet n e c e s s a ry f o r th e te a c h e r t ., p u n is h lutn a n d --..tttel title . lie ....I,. He saw the'■gniBBe# quiver p la y e d h o o k e y fro m seiptol H i- p a t e n t - .Ini pot km . v lm t to do w ith h im . For be th o u g h t'h r heard her nlng-< T h e n o n e tla v a spe. lalm t c a m e to t b, .. bool am i : a \ . A l i s e r n l i l u i O \|H ‘d K * n t I ing, I A Ml* \ f 111ill N K I An the little rlpbieg found him, \ 11 ,ll,k " " ' V'" ■ ‘ a lid t h r o a t " , a n d um l _ nd in in the the runn running w atenf And Jig wHlerrf . th , e m dtow. . tm p o i ta u t t w;is to k ee p all th e s e o r g a n - in p n l i u . l u , . ! Si.ltii * .1 C all is He felt her arm s around him. ( *ect w o rk in g o ld e r , lie told th e m th a t lo ts .*t tim e s |>copa' to ... go | •. 11|ul and -------- --------h a d tro u b le w ith t h e i r e y e s, o r t h e i r nose, am i .Ini m u k in a ' t.,i ■li in in u ii <I mi.' n: i < -Wc’ye been wondering if tln -jit. H e s a id t h a t s o m e tim e s s tu d e n ts v e re . ..t i - a l .i e.| dull i VI M <1 I il ' advnt .lie Tam pa TimrVs ".Seminole girl" is w h e n in r e a lity th e r e w a s oid v so m e tro u b le w ith t l .e .r \ 1 .IV. t4il.it urn in 1ill S ta te . Hi 1 .4 ,1 " p t in n " a local product. ! T h e li tt l e boy t h o u g h t ab o u t w h a t Hie - ....... h ad i i*' " 1 »ItM' fit •4 * ’ - — o s a id a n d w h e n iu> w en t h o m e !.. to ld in n to ll.e i th a t h. \> . h l r >i <a< h >" i i n l '. i •n il.l il. i ih Iiondon Hub a snake nosjuInk Wou h l lik e to h a v e h is e y e s e x a m im d li, aid ll.a t be b ad 1*•| 11 i li w Ind ia i ll ' I’M led lin e r«rh»pn they edn teach thi l i ,>44 k It" itn ig ami 1hi r t " i in- " f to keep the honks.* - l|iui»\ill" n e v e r lik ed to s tu d y b e c a u s e ji a lw a y s ' ‘w o rrie d h im ." II. t 'g and law • ,i I 'll 1. eVn|^ m o th e r c o n s e n te d to t h e e x a m in a tio n am i it w as to im .l ilm Times. n i i i' in • ei'ln iin nt 11" III ttlie-e th e boy w as q u ite t a r - s i g h t e d a n d -h o u ld w e a r g m --e 1;* i n In re 1In Ri>ve rein 1 S ill Until. statem ents |iiil*liBlie.l A f t e r th a t lie ra p id ly im p ro v e d in hi s tu d ie s am i th e te a . n !• ha h ere ti.t " i . Li r ii held in throughout the sta t. show a »..n e l s b a d no m o re tro u b le w ith him a s |„ , v •• Ill- 14 | h - e t c in tlnual impruvenw-ni n financial 1 v u n la y , In ( t J1 In ll- >a e ’l'lte T a m p a T im e s a s k s t In- q u e s tio n "I h itI. lo tu m * conditien. re a lly a b a d boy o r is it n isi tlm l lie h a s hu d e y e s i g h t " " 1 •1 1♦' 1 nt the F i -1 U,4, d i l e liiin h 1% IIMtl* ■la, hud tin t*l .t v in ki •O w ner. Arc ABked T.. Keep All j p 1” 1 *7->, S 0 ,1 l,,. s l a t ' ‘ Hie G e n e ra l I h i e e t o r o f th e *• ( m i'll Dogs Shut Up 15 Duyi."—h e a d -' ^*Jt-s 'k h t ( o n s e r v a tto n ( m in ed ol A m e n , a h a s s a id th a t \ . man w lm i lit 'lu r e r e ran line. T hat’s a long tinir for even j m a n y o f th e .Voting o f f e n d e r s w ho at e h ail, till" p iv c n il.' i'.’i ,in \w here A . andi.late P i i c o u r ts a r e th e r e p r im a r ily b e c a u s e o f d e l. •el iVe e \ c s . male dog to remain quiet. ] h - <...t et ir.ie tB now . aitt»oriagmg Hi. I f u r th e r s a y s : gambling issue in Kiurida im.le. . A woman arrested In Kan. I " R a d 'e y e s ig h t le a d s to in a t t e n t i o n in sch o o l, p , u n f a ir a -moke sereen >.| . ..uuly hiom a«a City for apanking her alx e n , | c o m p e l It ton a n d to d is re s p e c t fo r a u l b m i t v Rad w e I I rut. X|i 1'inhle .■x|.<di.-nt i>. i, 1 ey e s >Var eld daughter, t 1 < | 'l’l.' and pa. t tn r I lie \ a . ---------SoT ’^ I t o tr u a n c y a n d Ih e tr u a n t c h ild i> a e r tm m a l in year old daughters sometime- need m h rv o ." "i lli. ungodly! ---Si it. It I- .1 Mii r.v s|x itailf. that i (i. '.•tiled t.y a candid.it.- for lugti Political (ibsci-* iTB seem agreed J I ■itflee in Flarida j.laving t.. ih. th a t C alls is running second in | i m o o K s v i u .r : m i n \ \ | *Iltiivh . lenient and . the gainl.ling this .gubernatorial race. Well, no -----------• I. nie.q at the same nine talking long .as he is- second we .1" n.d The annunn.ein.nt of t'..|.und A|. ■ til ,.eiqi|e ..' 1 1,, -Uoe law . tilol'eciiiellt. |. e. >li11. ■I. e c a n 1. . plevar.l nf r.dtahas-e*. a- a .and. tiglile ll.-licBB, leligh.n In mih • ’d .net kliu-.t n . nil aleml). —*■---- 0 —-—-j dat*’ f*n- the gi>vcnii>t-hi|i ..f tin .' i •■A.1 and " local iqitMn." rin'lili. W ondej^Vhy Carlton wants state will . 1 , nothing nn.'ie thun *' " W l l,H‘ hot tin-* w ill tin'll. Inn m- raeinc and I 'gal. ..I d e b tU ._ c a ..iie ’ inefficiency and make the affa ir a m»ie ...nqdieai 1 1 diu i.nt l.nle u ln a it ...nn* t i vie.- tn minthrr. favorltlam of the Road Depart e.i "m o*." if we must he ean.li.l the l.all.d l...\ The oe.q.ie vi|| n >t Ale l i ridialts. by dividing then m erir.rtf hr know? a»i>*thing. w h y ' anil say it. The cnlnnel'B appear mme p.r tun, as in, . a>l. ,mw votes* among h a p e h 's ean.li.hu. doeNn t he just get up and tell it ' ! unee njn.n the scene in.Iced a stands.. Sum, sill, .q ..ini-e, tint going to run the i isk nf l,.» nig —------ o - ------i m utter of very ....... judgment ...... n th .-* will he lev* and f.„ I.. tween, that kind nf Cuvet n i ? * Grand jury is finding Itirt III ' his pull I I say the least He quist What is needed now u> tv than Mi&mv Police tK'purtmeui Ik-purt menl ovn know, that he will stand hut litttr 'r v r i ... an eliminatiun ,,f eimjli~ tw e years old. It Its inevitable that chanee of ever becoming governor dale-. u..| none entrants into tin* onco In a wtiilr grand juries will of the state. Ills eandi.laey will .In 'ra te 1 nli-sprocess f eluninal.d is S lN lr e go. .to. .wTirfc. . . . buf*then . . the . statute . . i nothing mote than strengthen th - Hmi u I.iought about before the of lim ttat ons is biought " 't f | ehun. es of another, whom we do primary, the state may h u \- someQ U IC K S E R V IC E play. not helieve should have the reins, thing tn iegret ami l e g li ’t fur T R A N SF E R of government in his hands. .years t.. .nine Other ii4Wopaper>< about the Hunting, ('ratin g . Shipping, Colonel Appleyar.l is lt highly The .1 .uriuil is very candid to t i a t r are now busily engaged iiH respected and OBtccmcd old Con- say dial t'nh.nid Applevuni will (nil Storage. conduct tig stniyr ballots. Wonder federate veteran and he has many fall fai short of getting its sup- * Phone 1 !IH til)I Ik .nd St. how- the raiididates for sheriff m frirtlda over the stale and more poVt hum any angle as n deems the rlerk’s nice would like t« have especially those eon lie. led with the that do elderly gentleman has The SanfeTd Herald conduct a lit­ newspaper fraternity. His friends * nui.le a mistake and that |„. ls JU!,| — — 1_. tle preliminar}-. election? in the newspaper work feel that placing luinself on the altar of . o~ — — he has done wrong by announcing sacrifice We regret In- iulf. III the straw rote conducted le- that he Is to he before the people ' ll.iuilye.i himself and trust he u jU rently by the Jacksonville Journal. III the primary. They feel that h e ' fail t>. • .fuaiify when the time F om H athaway receivod 1*4(1 fir>r i* working an injustice to himself c rues. . A rchU ect choice voter, Sidney C alls 117, and First N'at'l Hank llldg. Doyle Carlton 108, which may Sanford Florid i. prove anything c r nothing at all. B p*, depending on who your favorite T H E L IV E T O W N U candidate is. HUSTON SOUTH HKNdlAN * Et ' I t atrikcH us that the fa n n eri C IT Y T R A N S F E R Some eomimm'fios have a rvpu- Icmi's. Put the) work ..i.ir.g jn die of thin district could realize fie-m tat mn far and wide us “ livu same rm year in uit.l yeai out. If & ST O R A G E CO. two to three times as much on towns.** Something Is always do­ they liavg always had some uufaE x p e r t LMtuio m o v in g w ith their crcpj* annually if they would ing there. And some plueea arc voraldg.roii.UMotiat th ey are-apt', to im p r o v e d S E L -P O p ia n o organizu some kind of iron bound q h - Ftinii- .i - pi i miinently m o v iii); e q u ip m e n t. m *rV«tinr **»oct»tx>n. But thi* •ontnumly regarded as ilte p y n n d | H a u l i n " - C r a ti n u -S h ip u in u wttt probably never, be df* «'-V dull plares and you almost never necessary. They, aie slow t*> take S id e -T ra c k F a c ilitir s , , two or thrad 'poor season* in a row ;now of any thing going on there, up 'now ideas. Hut In the live town, they are P h o n e H!lfi have shown the neceaiity for it. What constitutes the difference? 'Even in th r sleepy place, people constantly moving u> keep up with 290 N . M a p le A v e n u e i—SnnAfttf* I lf raid.' Even then it mOma ;t^ ,b c imposailde to get have to do their ilulljr Work ',|1(1 the times. If they discover tliut R a lp h W . L o s s ln g fnrmMw- 4 * organize, .and afte r they ntuy woyk harder than they some of th eir school buildings are M « r—. do in the live' place."' Their pluee behind thu times, they modernize thay have done so to flick loof businesa may k « n o ^ rt^ tm g e r or replace thehl. If they see the fe th c r.—E u ttis U*ke Region., r. ko r d H e r a l d ,ima** . ' • .—... —* . .. — -.y - T h e P o lit ic a l O u tlo o k On • improved residenc<‘ and business M o r tg a g e 4 ANNOUNCEMENT* -• Loans. thF property . B a ld w in BARBER SHOP M o r tg a g e C o . ' Sec our-biciil standard •lias moved from 112 S. Park Are • tm un e i ■— -S . R . D ig h to n . S a n f o r d , F la . TO 110 N. Park AveW e w ill‘b e g la d to g r e e t o u r f r ie n d s and a is tomtr| d o u r n e w sh o p . JAIL FOR JURAT TAMPERING Jf7 You are invited to meet P resident We invite you to open an account . , ;,. . . . f ■ :. ‘ ./; . ■)-•«' . z- V ', : - - and - - WITH SANFORD S NE W BA NK T ii£ A: r wi t h t lie Al lull, a it t; mi -I at a Ma rch 17 th 3 p. m. to 11 p. tn. S on fo rd A d antic National •sr Reception in this city on “CROWAND PROSPER The Child's Eves ■■ < B ank .la* kBi>n\ ill,- Sanford Florida Sanford, \PPLEVARD\S CHANCES tV E R Y T I M E THE CLOCK TICKS OVER 9 0 0 CHESTERFIELDS ARE LIG H TED ! O v e r 5 0 th o u s a n d e v e r y n it n u t a O v e r .'i m illio n e v e r y h o u r O v e r 77 m illio n e v e r y d a y A P I) o v e r 211 b illio n lo st y e a r S uch f o it lahi i y m u st he d eserv ed Elton J. Moughton ^aa—i—i■m i i M r a) J ( I C I G A R E T T E S -j * r ■ *!»«■ Lic o t t A Mrui* T obacco Co. --- —■ •• .* -’ * »/y*- i „ii__ �••TIP ------- ------I ’5 _ THE SANFOUD llERALl), FRIDAY. MARCH 9, 1928 W o m a n ’s C l u b A r e G r e a tly P la y s M E n jo y ed th. I'AGB TtlKKtL, — —*r- E m m e tt M . H u n t Personals Is H o s te s s A t B r id g e O irriN G AT O E LEQX s n w m s 2 5 An enjoyable outing of this week was th at of Tuesday when * group of Sanford people motored to De Leon Springs where they enjoyAl n picnic and swimming party. The afalr was given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Brower of Philadelphia, Pa., the parents of Mrs. Robert L. Glenn nml for her sister, Mrs. Humphries also oj Philadelphia. In the p n rtr irrrr- Mr. nnd Mrs. Brower, Mr*. Humphries, ■‘Mr*. Robert L. Glenn, Mr*. It, C. Moore, Mrs. Sidney J. Nix, Miss Carol Jean Nix, Mrs. E. M. Carroll and Mrs. Edmund* of De Land. d : 'M uflnw o* ,Hl JUuT There was u splendid audience A very pretty social a ffa ir of is reported at the Woman’s Club on Tuesday this week was the bridge party Mr. find Mrsg R ay - and fa twlj r TT j it i. evett’ng to enjoy the program pre* given Wednesday afternoon hy were Sunday .gfCwr’iieon \ta t« i& a t M r s. J a c k C o m p to n Is M r s . H e r n d o n H o s t e s s . » m t e d i.y the utunttm * Depart- Mrs. Emmett M. Hunt at her home the D ucktrtM i * 9 ^ 2 H o s te s s A t B r id g e T o B r id O g e A s s o c i a t e s ent "u!nt nt. *h,‘ Unin"n’K r,ub- T,le on Dak Avenue when she en tertain ­ erlnitinw.n* entertainm ent was most artistic ed the members of the Wednesday avenue. ’ *■ ----- r y.rr*^--' ■ * »' Mr. ami Mrs. H arry lleeren and enjoyable in every particular. Afternoon Bridge Club. The funeral o f .. F rn p if.i Of the many delightful socinl a f­ The member* of the Idlers have as their house guests Mr. The announcements were made n brother bf tS fairs of tho season one of except­ Bridge Club and a table of extra Suggestive of St. P atrick’s Day by Mrs. George P. Paxton, chair- were the decorations and other de- and Mr* A. G. Berkeblle of SnmImlil Smurday aftvrftom t'' l . ional interest and ' pleasure was players were most delightfully en ^ ^ ^ j y k .. i. „.i. LtyJicrsn - church --in; Upra/K^LM r. •hut o f T h u r ^ : . r i o , ^ Ertl-soh died o f ‘ hVart'fafcire-*«fr • ery boughs of plum blossoms weie M r. Jack C o m p .™ '™ . I h . , , « t . « M r.. 0 . P. . T S S T r t FRIDAY D mat lib on used with artistic effect about the fit bridge at her home on Eighteen­ nt her home on Sanford Heights. (lf om, nf lh { , gsrrison Chapter N. S. D. Mr. and Mrs. A. M, Calloway of ■laughter, umUkAr-Kuzhand-.And th S treet, when she entertained Bowl* of snap dragons and other The op<?nlnjf pitty, •'Where But rooms where the card tables had Center Hill arrived here Wednes­ <Klld', Mr. and Mn«. Evairt^tJ^fJJjtji meet at 3.00 u’clock at hnnnring Mrs, William Knox of seasonable cut flowers combined been spread for play. In America" was a d ev er one-act day and are the gucstn of Mrs. ■ !-. ennte Friday. * . 0( Mrs. K. H. Berg in Canada, the guest of Dr. and Mrs. with ferns were used to carry out Scores for the interesting gnmes B. Coghurn nt her home on Tenth earned)’ presented by Miss Lunn P. A; Ray, an <x»p4ov*q'‘«o[ A. W. Knox. the color scheme of green anil Maye Fleming, Mrs. W. E. Stone, of progressive bridge were kept Street. Western iXjntdd, M v/ir lir!\he Pink and white snap dragons white, suggestive of St. Patrick’s and Miss Low Turner, Each part on tallies done in given and white I by Rachmaninoff nt 8:113 DR. C O \ TO TOUR ED ROPE Maplewood uddltion, •wiuv.«Mlni<nl * pay. and gypsophilln were used in dec­ on Wednesday for appetdHcUW'rft was charmingly portrayed by the carrying nut the preferred colors. ,he Mitnne Theatre. Miss Betty Houston and Miss Bridge accessories and tallies Indies, showing that a servant At the conclusion of the stated orating the rooms where the can! the Kernnhl laughton HoilrtU)* Mrs T. J. Miller has receives! „ino!e Rebekah U d g e will tallies had been placed for play, were done in Shamrocks and at number of rounds, scores were Elizabeth G arrett motored T hurs­ .Mrs. W e«erdtck and M r^ IttfcV problem is peculiar in America. word from her son, D r Willinw day to Orlando where they visited Lay evening at 7:30 a t ■.•mphasizing the color motif of the conclusion of the usual number Mrs. W. S. Leak, always a fav­ compared and it was found that at the Orlando public schools. Vernon Cox of Lakeside Hospital, nml Ibe children visited * fellow* Hall over The pink and green. The tally card* of progressions scores were com­ orite in Sanford, g aw .two beauti­ the prize, silk hose, had been won Cleveland, Ohio, th at he sails the Swayne al •Forr»«oa* aa«M Ua)r> hy Mr*. IJoyd Boyle, t n will he « * P « In> were done in floral designs carry­ pared and it was found that Mrs. ful vocal numbers accompanied by Mrs. Ben Caswell nnd small first of April for Europe 6 n the Mr. Swnyne was o lfo ;th e rJ j JJj>d At the tea hour the bridge ac- daughter, Jeanne Ann^ returned ••Carmnnia,’* u Gunnrd Line boat, suvs she ls‘ doing a* waM aa ip h i- j ing out the preferred colors and at George Davis H art held top score Mrs. B. 11. Deoa, Miss Juanita nenl. the conclusion of the gnmes, scores among the club members white Smith was lovely'!,, a group c-f cessoi ics were removed and the from Atlanta, Gn„ where they tind wlfl arrive in Liverpool on SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. BorwtL-aoaonJ^piMrs. Flyod Palmer scored the most , ll)n ,|nnL.cs. Mrs. Cooper read tables spread with dainty covers visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. April !>. lie will visit ninny hca­ Music Club will meet w e ft counted and tho prize . . . for Thc .m „uho’. to the nml refreshments of congealed J. II. Huff. *' .i . ii„ highest score, was won bv Mrs. points among the guests. Both were .’The Lion pitals in the large cities and will ied Mr. arnl Mr*.' Nets SvrtrtWw flock at the 8 tu «'10 « ^ g . Me Call, while the consolation presented lovely green crystal ] V£ry, RPenl pil.nslll(. „r all thofcc salad topped with green mayonreturn August 1. Dr. Cox hns vis- nnd son, Norman, ojt, ft S. Muiuo*.) on M yrtle prize went to Mrs. C. S. Jernigam flower bowls. nni-.e. sandwiches nnd coffee were who heard her. • Miss Ziilnli Welsh and Miss ited here several times nnd will be Mr. nnd Mrs. A. K arr uv.W lnW . Rev. J . S. Clark laite in the nftomoon when the The IecWU| pI ..>)uK, Women" served hy the hostess assisted by Vivian Crosby motored to Orlando rente inhered b;, his many friends. Mrs. Knox, guest of honor, was lee at 11 oVrdrt ’ Mrs. J, it. l.uwson anil Mrs. Floyd Council of tattles had lieon laid with hand | was one of the lies', and most realpresented n daintily embroidered lie County Thursday to visit nt the public sain. ’ * » «»i.*w«»ada-#s ^achcrs Associations will guest towel as memento of the n,n,b? covers, Mrs. Herndon served offered here recently. The Palmer. schools. !• e CARD*OK THAN KS" tasty refreshm ents Consisting 'T Mary was of early Colonial d a £ l 12:30 o’clock n t the nenssion. The bridge players werej_ Mrs, Mrs. D.‘ T. Cannon of Anderson, Mrs. M argaret Foster and fainLy?f a t __f hulimtm A11, .. _Whcn_ the gam es .Juul. hewr-aw*- salad, |Hitato chips, snltjncSj s a m j- an, |i h e characters Wt'reThaffiMnTg-’ WiVyd BiTvTcTYTrs. C’. ( \ Cook, Mrs. ly |l0rtrnyed, dressed in the quaint C. E. Raws on, Mrs. J, II. Lawson, S. C., js .’'siting in the city us the By wish til express their h eart­ | cf flu' various T \ T. A. eluded and the tables cleared the wieiies, nut bread and coffee. of the county arc inThc players were Mrs. Alfied \\ . costumes of that period. Mrs. Sirs. A. W. Epps, Mrs. John C. guest of Mrs. Calvin Tongue at felt appreciation to their friends, hostess assisted by Mrs E. Comp-1, j Andrew Mahoney, neighbors, and the pupils of the ^Itend. Bring a box ton served delicious refreshm ents Mp| „ ; yd Francis E, Bolz, Mrs. E. D. Brown­ Smith. Mrs. Tom Bolt, Mrs. John her home on Magnolia Avenue, Mrs. , l;irl Junior High School for the kind W. Meisch Jr.. Mrs. K. II. Me lee, Mrs. Tucker, Miss Rnsnmond of salad, chicken sandwiches, indi­ * Boyd Me Lean of Lakeland is sympathy during their receitt sor­ Herndon, Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, Crnctvn, Mrs. Floyd Palmer apt! ,•» Story Hour n t the Li- vidual angel food cakes and coffee. Radford, Mrs. W. A. Zachary, Miss spending the week end in Sanford row and the many beautiful flow­ Mrs. Harp)’ lleeren, Mrs. George , Helen Vernay and Mrs. Clyde Mr*. W. Herbert Reitz. 10 o'clock. . Invited to meet the charming us the guest of Mr. and Mrii. Cal- ers sen\ on the dcuth of their husMrs. John Meisch, Mrs. Endor Byrd deserve much credit for the visitor were M^p. A. W. Knox, MONDAY vin Teague. hand nml father, Mr. John Foster. G urlett,' Mrs.-. Howard Long dtul success of th is ■Wonderfully pleas­ k'o. ti of the MethoclisJ Mrs. C. E. Rnwson, Mrs. F. Husky Mrs. George Hoy. M rs. D ru m m o n d N e w ing play. Mrs. J.-H. Colchiugh and 11 meot nt 3.00 o'clock I W ight, Mrs. W. D. Holden, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Bull of Mrs. Stephen . Cocke of Albany, *** P r e s i d e n t O f C l u b Orlando stopped over in Sanford Fiss Loudla Mahoney, drossed in Walter Morgan, 610 W. H erbert Reitz, Mrs. Flink, Mrs. (in., arrived here Wednesday and The WnlldVi .U ream t,;;l,*)^U r picturesque Colon'll! costumes E. Compton, Mrs. Charles C. B u s i n e s s W o m e n H a v e Thursday en route home from is the house guest of Mrs. A rehip |n Avenue. The annual business meeting of ’‘SERGEI K A ( ’ll .M A N i X V V j f i points in the northern part of the B etts at her home on Palmetto \T s> fxt A * M r c U n i r « ft,,,|pH much l"°k'rum with Irgan Club of the F irst Cook, Mrs. Tom Bolt. Mrs. G. Me J l t t L »VL l v - r b . a . coral ami instnim entnl selections. the Woman's l luh was held Wed­ state, Avenue. fhurch will m eet nt 3:30 Call, Mrs.’ C. K. Jem tgnn ■rul Mrs. in n VonCftt nf speciplly.fflcrtcd nesday afteinoon at the club / fith Mrs. It. II. Berg nt W urt W. W arner. piano • ma«ter|dre«L**.j.oJ % The Business and Professional i house and was presided over hy A. W, Hal* of Orluudo spent llu 1 linMarvnnin. Seats iuxw ■irt.iftGrfJ.-,'?* ; Women's Luncheon Club met for jt .the president, Mrs. E. A. Douglass. L A K E M A R Y day b ere Thursday attending to lia s e s o f tko St. Agnes C r y s t a l L a k e S o c i a l hi Hell Thursday at the home of i| --------------Tin re was a splendid attendance business. Holy' Cross Episcopal F. Bell on Mellonville | “ of members. Many m atters i ’f ” ' TI* C l u b E n j o y s M e e t i n g JJjj- J F. Bell |ilt be held at 3 :0 0 o’clock on Mellonville i fhiet: Miss Sadie M enlll-Piana much importance were discussed S A T U R D A Y * 111' Mrs. S. M, IJoyd nml Mrs. Irish llouse. — vAvenue. , ' L| and B erger Wester. Violin *1 ■ . 1 ‘rtb- i 1* lifter routine business had been Archie Betts have returned home An interesting m eeting was held i'i Guild of Holy Cros» This did. has been inm rive for s °ng: He Call Yon Sweet- earned out. The club passed res­ Laugh* and TkrillirtKtlkbh. T O D A Y from Jacksonville where they ! J Church will meet at 3:00 hy the Crystal Lake Social (Tlnii, some time but Thursday ea ch I heart"—Miss Helen Tamm and s 1 t * "* "Cm * ^ ^ olutions i ndorsing the educational spent a few days. Unihunco, j the Parish House. Tuesday evening at the cluh rooms. member sue Died to be full of i Jack Evans as her bashful beau /.mu) (Jrev’s latest bill now prpiling in Congress. An|\ , f the First Methodist A fter ,^he routine ijnsiness }uid Spring pep and plans for the fatII4knirwiW1 V4 * Remarks: It. Iv Hull—the youth nm uui ment was also made o| the ’TN DEIf * THE I’ONTO Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Smith !. l^ct a* 3:00 o'clock at the been carried out with Mr. Ross ure success and betterment of the who lost his arm by accidental K IM ” • ^ ’•‘A m ediae of the Welfare Board to in and small son Howard .Jr., a re . t \ A-1 Kff # Houghton, presiding, plans were Club were discussed. shooting at New Years. 1 places; COMEDIES he held ai Lakeland. spending a few days in Ttiinpn "ON YQDH TOteAlMr Speech: in Sweedish -S.E. WesEvan* Circle, Mrs. T. made for the annual outing nt De­ Those enjoying the delightful Aliei all business had been at- with friends. “NEWI.YWKD’S I'AHTY'* |s, chnlrmnn meets with Leon Springs on March IH and nl- luncheon prepared hy Mrs. Bell ter. Novelty Sportllght tenih'ri to rile annual election of and 1 so the annual entertainm ent and wore: Mrs. Cassandra Schult/., Recitation: Henry Tamm. Telford, offh eis took place resulting u> " I T TH E L A P .h ^ T ORPHAN \GK CM H MEETS salu to he held March 27. At thc rresident, Miss Helen D. Chnrpeti- I Recitation: Francis Butterfield. "lUtHillT lJtiHTS" , . ,, „ iiuinl Circle, Mrs. Lloyd and Treasurer. Dancing Contest: M isse s H c s h a h n«. Mrs. Donald I dose of the business session a mg. Sec,e la n lairnum. meets with Mrs. The rvgnUit meeting of the S ar­ MiSH Olive l.c- [ Touchstone, Mary Miller, Ethel Drummond: second Vive Piesiilen’. |kor 231K* South Magnolia pleasing program ,was given ns follows: k j zette, Miss Mary Graves. Misr , llvollaine. Won hv Miss Touch- Mrs I■*i11* W, Sneed; Thild \ ire ah Parker Orphanage Club wnsj ■Pf p rt’Mil) ni, \ri-. E, D. Ball; Con field Wednesday afternoon at the Recitation, Anne Woodman. I Tillye Bimjamin. Mrs. Helen stone. [Hettinger Circle, Mrs. Recitation, Gen. Fowler, Jr. Morse. ,\lrs. Marion Gove. Mis. j An interesting talk was given by responding Secietaiv, Mrs. Glenn home of Mrs. J. D. P arker »nt Haines chairman. ,neels Recitation. Patrica Rutledge. j Jessie D. Kleiilmun. H E. Wing w inter visitor from E. Mi Ka\ Chairman Literature Myrtle Avenue, The devotional ■■*-’ J, K. Courier. Miss Margaret enrises were led hy Mrs. A. MinS(do. Mr. Martin Stcinripher, D 'va< unanimoudy decided that Newhm>port. Mas-., on the possi- Dr, on' iiietit. No. I Mrs. II. II. Ciinjisit accompanied hv Mr«. Ross H ough-1Dir (he present • the Club would | Inlituv. and prospects >f ii modern Younr • ban m an Music Depart* chew after which routine business | man. meets with Mrs. W. t,,„ nirnt VIi- \V L. Henley; Chau was larricd mil. Miss Rosamond ' | ---- --------------laundry in Lake Mary. an nt the Parsonage. man > o , tal Department, Mrs. Mai Radford read an article from "The j 1 Si*. Radio Sketch, Mrs. A. C. Trefry, i----------------------------------------------- •'’h'K Dull Schools girls diroctMrs. O. Shinter S t oleiiian; Chutiiquii We' Orphan Friend," concerning new Mr. A. C. Trefry. Mrs. G. A. | I '^ i s l l C r ---B a k e r J r ' 1 l,v 1" Butterfield. Standard lirmnn, meets with Mrs. frill Ihpai t nu’iil, Mrs, C I. suhscrihers. Alone) was collected __________________________ * beurei. Paul King Woodman. bil on Park Avenue. fur the orphans treasure Im>x nnd a " Reading: "Magit of Florida’ Magician, Mr. Hal I’reoff. MIL a n d MRS. GEORGE. IVEY rrtnretli' Circle, meet* number of m aterials were turned j Prof. Ruht. True. (Composed, hy The Club was most, fortunate in i FISHER ping ;p i ha Lake Mary lun. lum in l i make clnthlfljr for the orphd m fi ......... I r 1 Grover Sperring in Fort mg 1 having Air. Stcinripher and Mr. announce tin* m arriage of their f ll E. Wing left f i their home hi Doiiglaston, iii>. | ith Mrs. W. C. Hill ns Ham sandu i<lies ami coffee wen* II. I. Freoff us entertainers as they were daughter After all business had been I sfn f MJt’ sold at the end nt the evening for both exceptional artists. The prize HELEN Mr. :i in I Mi- William True had truilHiieted the hostesses, Mrs. J. • s Tt KSDAY the benefit nf the association. in the musical guessing game was to ». ,, ... , , , a- th e ir g u e s ts in r several days G. Waits, Mrs. B. IL Gray and Airs. | khtly bridge party for won hy Mrs. Robert True. The Mrs. G eorge Wilson is confined , , . ■ , , m MR. GEORGE A. BAKER tins week Ihcir son and wife. Air. It. M. l.eeson served refreshmelils [of the Social Department committee in charge was Mrs. B. J to her home with a severe case of • of Orlando. nml Alt-, A. It. Tine and Iwo of salad, saltines, sandwiches and fcVninsin’* Uinb at 3:00 I. Wagg, Mrs. C. R Sibley, Mri. I January twenty-sixth, one thous- lonsolitis. mi q u Hostesses for the afterr Rev. R. A llmieymnn, nation­ grandsoiip, "lo> were on their wav coffee. Ahoul 20 members were itll and nine hundred and twenty Geo. Fowler. In Ame.diry, Mass. They were nc- nt tendance. Mrs. W. H. Tumiieliffe, ally kn iwn Bdde speaker, from eiy lit. i eiiipanieil hi Mr. and Mr- II. D or Curlett, and Mrs. Ro- L Montrose. I’.i . delivered u very io- Jew ett >f New Inn \ pm i. paieiit- el St. Augustine, Florida. DEL1GHTFI I. DINNER P \RTY j JtlH lereslm g addie*s. to tho people of Mi*. A. It. True. business meeting nt S. O. C. CLASS Ijike Mar) at the ChamlM’i «f Mrs. Edmond Meisch was host-i George Fowler hod the misfor­ rajables elu.xs of the Cnmoicrce loiildiog otl Wedne-dav ess at n lovely dinner party Wed-j tune to In athe end if hithumb |t Chinch will l,e held at ELIZABETH A R D E N ..... . ‘ The S. O f . ( lass of (lie First evening. Rev, II meynuiu is Im-i FORREST LAKE HOTEL ek ot the church annex , Baptist Clmrrli belli a most in- Mrs-, maoagi i of the Turrey Bible hy smashing same while working ncsiluy evening at her luillie on West First Street, when she en­ I’iiis Cnele's Niece,” to lie teresting meeting on Wednesday (’onfereiui- Assuciutlnn of Moot mi the church building lecently. is sending her personal represtneaure, ’ .' \ F 'nnk J. Elliott, Tam pa, Flori­ evening at llie linme of Miss Mary I the Junior High HcMiml at Saturday evening an entertain­ tertained complimenting Airs. I.yrose, and while here was the gin- l da; A. W. A Idiot i and wife, Phila­ Badger on Holly Avenue. ck. ment w-as held at the Chamber of inuii Ward and Mrs. W. M. Conwho has bad years o f experience in-lbt < The of Mrs. Kidlierine L. W utriu*. Bowman D u t i e s , nal delphia, Pa,; Mr. and Mrs.' J, T. meeting was ealleil to order by Cornmeiee building by a Sh iwio.in, ine of Camp Hill, Ala., the guests A ■oiigfiiial party s|M’nditig Sun­ Arden Salon m AVw J orb, to Oisil ■ ^ J1 tnd bird entertiflm ’r will Refold, Anbury Patk, N. J.; Ileii- the president. Miss Pauline Cook. Rand's Dog cireua and magic show of Dr. ami Mrs. W. Til Isid o re l«uug'Irtaiimient at the Seminole Jnmiii Keith, San Inllis Oliistn, After several important topics day al Day I aiii Ueach were: Mi combined, Showing a latge troupe ley, our toilet preparations department on and Ah- A. ('. Trefry mid ehihlien, W. C rahliee, Jack |ul under the auspices of Cal.;,,, George An al tractive assort merit of „ .......... , , , had lieen discussed games were Air. and Airs. Benjamin Wagg, Alt. nf beautiful dogs doing wonderful nole Parent Teachers A h- sonville; III K. Memm.ster, J a c k -j llMI| „ ril,mher of musical work w ithout u whip. Some of I lie spring en I flowers were lavishly M a r c h 1 2 t h . to . U t h * V -* and .Mr* C. R. Sibley, Mrs, Gen. dogs played musical hells in perfect useil in decorating the rooms of sonville; John R. R. Miles "ml ( nun,Ikts rendered. At th e r m ,Woodman and daughter, Mr. and })o come in for a prion/e renfalU/tton witbeut j wife, .Minneapolis; W, 11. Parker, i t luHlcrn of the games refreshm ents time. They are known a- the g reat­ this lovely home and also center­ WEDNESDAY [ure Department will hold ' A tlanta, Ga.; W. S. Horton and :ff hot chocolate and sandwlcher Mrs. John Smith, and Mrs. Edna est acrobatic dogs of today. ed ' the daintily upiminted dinner charge, anJ receive her pecjcuai cfolse on nuetmg at 3:00 o'clock nt wife, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. .1. G. were served. Those present were; Pierce. T he’ Lake Mury Improvement table. Places of the guests were ‘rto‘ correct care anP treatment of ibe shin. ” M m . Em erson who is spending Society had its sociul meeting for designated with appropriate ciinlR f *11 s (Tub. Christopher, Jacksonville. Miss Ruth Martin, Miss Dorothea laiwson, Miss Kittherine Tillj* the white, w ith h e r son and wife. the month at the Chamber nf C’ini* and nt 7 o’clock a delicious slx.■ i iL -a .’ Mrs. Frank C hapm an' Mr. and Mrs. (’. W. Adams and Miss Lucille Bid/., Miss Ruth Mae Mr. and Mi--. A. .V 1.m eis.n at merce building on Friday everting, j course dinner was served, Covers wen- laid for Dr. ami children of Detroit, Alich,, I children who have lieen visiting i Cook, Miss Alice Strong, Miss their home here, celeharted her 1This a ffa ir was well attended and I i proved a most enjoyable oceusi**n.| Mrs. Lyman AAurd, Mrs. W. M. "ig h few days in San- here as the guests of .Mrs. Adam's I Pauline Cook, Miss Mary Eula 'Jlst. h i.ih>.a) on Momht). he Kuests of Mr. and Mrs. I m other Mrs. C arrie Ellis, left ' Kay, Miss Dorothy Torlay, .'list Air. and Mrs, W. <’■ Wutren win The following informul piognimme Csmlne, Dr. and Mrs. W. rteodoft' vitro I lb an at their home in Thursday for then home s* Nor- (Tiarlatlc Nix. Mrs. Badger, Miss returned here from St. Petnrahue- m s presented ' 1 Langley, Aliss Katherine Teague. ----------------------- ---------I folk, Vn. Alary Badger and Mrs Sidney J. last week t'Ji.l and who wen- »t<qiMr. and Mrs. W. H. Tunnlcliffe returned home Thursday evening from Palm Rcwfi , where they have been. spendnltr some time on business. Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37. ISocial itendar s PRINCESS ,! if ANNOUNCEMENT.'.....:’^ ; it s. jj i H otel Arrivals i* f T h e Y ow eB G a 111 Jb J i.J.ff • Smith Bros. C-A-S-H chance! to SAVE hv - ........ . •.«. j . g r C - tit-'? —. V)i!oT .m, . l *. ^ - ’ .•*. ■ * ni • iuJoShai i . |4*a sd-i-# * a s ' c jw iV -V* t. t . liNTt • •.*14m nt • W •11VIff V •**< 4((»s& .- I I Furniture Sale u 1 ‘f A >4 ■ . **• 't *J V |l| I ^lt *41*- ’ •'*( . ' *I .. rn im . t ‘ f ,• "T • 11 k' i i v u ih l . *f*A1IL - ?*./** 1 v : -.-m I k . SANFORD, FLORIDA. 1r 'V ■ ► > rr ■ -Hr «r E arn A ll th is o n F r e e D e liv e r y — N o C h a r g e F o r S to r a g e T o Y ou 1-2 OFF FOR CASH | . . ,tu .I P . "m*mn good p a y o n a c c o u n t.- w ill r e c e iv e t r a d e V o u d ie r ^ fo r 25 % fo f y o u r u n p a id a c c q u h tL T C u sto m e r s w h o to m o rro w ,-u/. t oi j »« i - -rtfnt i , • t . » o f a m o u p t p a id , Al ’Al �*r* .• - |lr ,■ I ■ ■ : PA G E FO U lf . . s i r * < v* • • ....................... . - v Cvy>sj m j i • *» xjSKgSSS m prrr*T mm THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH ?, 1928 *t NEW INVENTIONS AID S ENGINEERS IN EXPERIMENTS * fo r Specials For Saturday fla v o r • o MechanlsnwSplunlmr A tjligh RatoC’an u n la d e To Appcnr To TurntSIowly, Permitting Study Qf Strain .On Partft n p b o u t a k O r a n g e S p o n g e C a k e s e a c h , .. c » C o ffe e L ayer C akes C akes F r e s h P i e_ s _____________ S u gar B uns t o Imported Switzerland,' lioi|iiefort nnd Limberger Cheese Arcade Delicatessen NEW YoitK, Mnr, ft (INS)— SATURDAY SPECIAL'S"1 • Mechanism spinning at tho rate of! 2200 revolutions a m inute can | now be matte* to la p p e n r n r t u n r n * : slowly as the wheel of an old ox- * cart. * 41 MgLnnde^-Aigade-* • r"” Saturday Specials •> ‘ * ,• 10 lb . S u g a r .N A IA D D R E S S I N G In a- recent test, a newspaper yj]perfefl mayonnaise d ipping wait pasted on one blade .JL+ 1 5 l b s . S u g a r ..................... ............. of a propeller. The rropellor was O h , fio savory— a linked potato— piping hot, witli aet spinning1, a t 2200 r; p. m. Yet C o m p o u n d L a r d , lb . to the observer, the blade ap p ear­ tangy Premier Sulad Dressing used instead of ed to be moving so slowly that tile 1 3 lb s . F a n c y R ic e butter. W rite fy r ottr free hook o f 90 recipes— p rin t was e lslly rend. 1 l b . W h i t e B a c o n . .. If, not satisfied witli incrcly nil so llelieioiif*. watching, the engineer wunts a v* . il, 3 lb s . “ R o a d w a y ” C o f f e e photographic record, th a t cun be F bjuscu H. L accrrr A (io , 27tb Sl & Hudson Hirer, New York hod, too. A new movie rnm era V a n C a m p ’s S p a g e t t i , m e d i u m c a n .. takes 3,000 exposures a second. 5 c a n s P e a c h e s , 2 V 2 c a n s .................. The value of these inventions Is th a t it i".n t Inst possible to pco S l i c e d P i n e a p p l e , ^ ! — 2 V 2 c a n s .. w hat actually Happens to Hhnfts, O s c e o l a P e a c h r.T, N o . 2 1 4 c a n ............... fly wheels, ■valves, cams, springs, and othpr p arts when they are u n ­ der terrific strain. F or Instance, S l i c e d P i n e a p p l e , 5 — 1 \ \ c a n s .. the actual jumoinit of tw ist in a * • / _ O s c e o la C o r n , N o . 1 ca n crank shaft, can he observed, and C o r n e r F r e n c h A v e . a n d H u g h e y S t. an uutomnt/ilc engineer at last is able to see exactly w hat happens 1 1 2 l b s . “ S w e e t R o s e ” S . R . F l o u r ...... T w o b lo c k s fr o m N e w H ig h S c h o o l to a valve spring when a motor is R o a d w a y C o f f e e , lb c a n . . ... z' ____! _____ pushed to' its highest possible) »■ , i * , # * speed. , • • FR E SH O Y STE R S How It Works S t r i n g I ic a n s a n d F r e s h T o m a to e s B la c k E y e P e a s , lb . As described in the latest issue ' v of the Journal of the Hoclbly of ____________________ — F R Y E R S — _____________________ Automotive Engineers, the inven­ tion thnt (-babies the human eye W c D e liv e r M a x w e ll H o u s e C o f f e e , lb . to follow tip* motion of high speed m achinery ’is called the strobornlllti S . P a r k A v e . P h o n e B 72 P i l l s b u r y F l o u r , 2 4 l b s . . . . . .................. ma. It ge(a its effect by flashing light on u (rotating shutter. This E . F ir s t S t. P h en e 39 I r is h P o t a t o e s , 10 lb s . ...... can be perfectly sym-ftmtired with the machine th a t is being observ­ ed, in which case the machine will S u g a r , 10 lb s . ...................................... aeem to be standing still. Or it House Painting can be adjusted so th a t rnch Interior U tcnrniing— N u c o u ( O l e o m a r g a r i n e ) lb . glimpse t h i sh u tter affords will be ju st a fraction la te r in the cycle. ■II. A. Halverson T hat is, between one flash nnd tho W h it e B a c o n , lb . Very Bcu-uinahlc next, tho prnpcllor, o r fan, or fly­ Phono 1.12 W. 70S \V. Firm Ht. wheel, will hnvc made one comT o m a to e s, 4 N o . 1 c a n s, plete revolution nnd n fraction T H E R E IS N O S O U R C E O F G R E A T E R G O O D N E S S more. To tho eye, therefore, it will append to be whirling slowly. L i b b y ’s C o i n e d B e e f l b . , There • was an old device, tilt* stroboscope, thnt did this imper­ Women who shop at A & P S1ori*s nrc- iilways sure of K e t c h u p , L a r g e 14 o z . B o t t l e fectly. It had to be used In the Siuilnrd \>o. hi (iom-va ^)* neml-dnrkns-ss. The strnbornnia tin* (|u;ilitv of the goods thi-v seleet. can bn used In brand daylight, A p p le S a u c e , N o . 2 c a n . and it gives u wide angle of vis­ livery ptu-lgige ;inet can—each bottle and jar— con­ E v e r y N ig h t ion. Fresh Meats and The new movie rnm ern is e<[unltains only good, wholesome and tasty foods— and the . Vegetables Open until II I'. M. ly interesting. Ordinary movies prices speak for themselves! are shot and projected at the ra te of sixteen n second. The fam iliar slow motion movies ur*I Free Delivery Phone 897-J ■hot a t the rote of 1(50. exposures I a second and projected at the stondurd speed of 111 a second. The j I.IHHVS UOSEDAI.K new chmnotclno cam era lakes I photographs at the rate of 11,000 a second. ' 2 Continuous Filin Obviously tlm film could not !.. stalled and sloped as often n< umrrs no. t *i can th at so the new entiH-ra i-min-ly abandons Un- old method of using a shutter nnd of jerking the film along interm ittently. In the cbmHoteine raiucro, the film moves continuously. The separate view, I.lltltV S OH SMITIIFIIil.lt ore obtained by matched leases. Is of them mounted on a wheel that whirls between the open sliuttct and the film. The individual ex­ posures a A- actually longer than A lw a y s fr e s h . R ig h t fr o m th e n a tiv e a n d w e s te r n m a r k e ts. on the ordinnry slow motion cam ­ ROYAI. FRUIT era, heent-se the new camera does M a k e y o u r S u n d a y d in n e r s e le c t io n s fr o m th e f o llo w in g c h o ic e not lose tfce time the old one re­ quires for closing the shutter m e a ts: The principal value of Ihe tn-w camera is- fur study of high speed machinery, but it has other uses as well. For example, flints LUCKY STItIK 1C— CAMliI.—U|IKSTKUFIEI.1)— OI.I) COLD B E E F FRO M D R Y -F E I) PO R K C U T FRO M FA N C Y of pigeons-rising from the ground In flight discovered for the first K A N S A S C IT Y S T E E R S : time that ,th e outer half of the C O R N F E I) W E S T E R N P IG S : Wing flexe| with a graceful umlulutlon like n iluncer waving a Span­ ish shawl. /To the unaided eye, and THAT HOOD A & P even with- all previous cameras, the outer rhnlf of the wing of pigeon in flighl seemed ligid .65 13c .16 $1.00 $1.00 $ 1.00 $ 1.00 .11 Stenstrom Grocery .08 30c 7c . S p e c ia__________ ls f o r ^______ S a tu rd a y .48 $1.29 36c .65 29c 16c 25c 25c 23c 15c We Deliver $ 1.00 $ 1.00 .75 .21 Roberts Grocery FOODS FROM A & P McReynold’s Drug Co. Phone 747-W That’s what our Meats are! Peaches No. 2 can, 2 for Saur Kraut 2 for Corned Beef Gelatine T-Bone Steak lb. F orestry Students At California Have Fine Arrangement IIKIlKKfcKY.x ' Cub. Mar. !*— (IN S )—- Students at t ’niv,-isit.v of California Ia n "work" u, any for­ est :n Wiwtern North Ameiii.i witliL-ul loijv ing out of Berkeley. This hutiily ai ra n g e m i lit f o r ' f o r e s tr y sltnlful.* in p m li e nine lia s! been w o ik iil out u n d er th e d ir e c ­ tion of I’ld f e s s o r !•'. S. linker. f u f , U- ' .Students, grow lip ‘•forests” right in the latiorutm-Vs, although instead of taking a couple of hun­ dred yeui*d two acres of timber can la- grown in u few minutes. Only a 1 (H) foot tree is reproduced at just five inches tall. I'rofe»sur lluker has gathered • data from tjn- my In forest regions of the west jdiowiiig lu-W inuiiy • tree# of dint-rent sires art- found . * typically on an acre. In some cures*n)ap.-4 an- available showing’. ' just how tliy-trees an- arranged on the ground., , } Kuril student has about two acres of forest to work with, two acres being about 11 inchvs Mjuare. A fter the f<-rests ur# “(flown” they are “cu t ovur” »c\ \ ionline t<*.lore*try Irtrlhod* amf the students determine- •how many thousand bran) feet are removed,T hey'ran dr I l uinc ' by measurem ints hew much tim ber there w ill' bo In aO yliars un their acreage, Fancy Rib Roast II). 29c 12 oz. can 3 pkgs. for Cigarettes 39c 39C 35c Pork Chops 2 lbs. Pork Roasts lb. &J^C Butter carton Tub-Print County Roll 35< 25< 21/ 25/ $ 1 .1 8 55/ TRY THIS Pot Roast lb. G E N U IN E to 2 2 C S P R IN G Leg, 11). 40C Chops, lb. F A N C Y LA M B: 50c W E ST E R N V E A L : C h o p s II). 35c C u t l e t s ‘l b . 4 0 C C o m p o u n d L a iy fiflb s . 25c Pork Sausage 2 lbs. 35C Spare Ribs 2 lbs. 35c Pig Tails 2 lbs. 3 5 (* F u ll lin e o f s m o k e d m e a ts. Bokar Coffee Waldorf 5 rolls for 1 lb . c a t \ Neck Bones 3 lbs. % 1 . •>. 5 lb . c a n $ 3 .0 0 2 lbs. for 10 lbs. for* i5jWr;-vj wiAf. ♦iv i ; r lty of its I'ueinpM inter t whole. If the husiiies* itUrrexte etlrk to the line of coai which is in reality, B«di_ or, in drilling with the reaction i-* altran'yS and militate* agalakt pn| The thing that.’deligku „ member i.f iji^litj R, America i* ,,ur there ure i'll «1 u* fiiHfd ing ‘III t'omniooilir* that very tnrRi- area jo tp, StalcH, which rvpre*ettt of the population. We are giiiog—Ntrf AlW CiIVK— 2.*,,111111,0(10 |x«plee In ge*l (Juulitv I'rodieU ill the vear. .MiihI of lhe*e |ii'*iplr, a, _ to nay, think mi murheftb o f ( J u a liti linker* of (i e s ta b l is h fixed |irinciplet ntMis in their respediee, lien, ami In give them oat product* of V hnrarteruf th a t they, are *|ireu<liR( | w h e r e v e r the, lr*»el, t n a m e t( l M i l ) HAKE AM Kit It A mean* »hit it — and to look tor the in, th e w rappe r* ul the brrtfl Without (InIIlit. thrrr lill be an e\len*inu •>( the ice that tpialit* Itakeri if ca m iller. *11 ilia' all the rounlrv will )'e rrpi th at there will 1h- in i of memlM-r* ul the tjuilitt of America ilnitig lira liuilding good n iiuUtioM! rommnnitie*. T he keyniilc id tin 'pluKl tfn a lity linkers "I .taa) a t ta i n e d . indiiiilo.ilU ly, is furnished Ihrnultt B u re a u of our or Lanin* r e ta in s n guiii*1' moo people w orking * *cr» 6 f y e a r to p erle t “ ur T h e s e speciali' [* and ciiiti-M a r e .ill highly 1 very efficient, I tic* kmk w ith us all th limr silt lio n s th a t art­ prarlirll * ful. T hey it per •,i,. *!th««l i t ) . T h e i r rh iil „Itircll r» il every one ol on r plant* (■I plain hf eflicir m v wd I m a in ta in high . t .iiul.ird* */ on a uM form h..Isl- ()l Al.M Y a l ....... their coHnider.ilhut' 1 lions. 1 While all other hraiwkri liusinesH arc *iils-rdm*tfi one big and lital t(u a lil)—iien-rlHelcs*. U* man) other fealure* that w ise 1 ital and wc gel '*’• front the Bureau in *)»■ t Ill- Ill. lo o . ) ou fll Iks must apiirrciih vantuR en th a t **■• * ( |u a l i t ) B a k e r s id A R etting from ihi- < r«W* B u rea u . W e m ulti nul alfurd t* one of th e se speciali*'* him on o u r pa*roll r^*< alo n e employ f." to th o se « c nu» ,’n,tT V . un give you i -e -<ni" know you like. I"r •* y o u r satisfaction h ■'“V . i oils p n trolia ge of >mr •* . J nets— for **hicli " r We are not in the the success nf other ( in our terrilo r). hK*“* , bus) attending t« "ur ® which is making il'ha*1* isfaclory progress. 0.C BAIvE) ,A . GOOD IRISH »» ■r-» .6 9 $ 1 .5 9 /^ lU fR E HOd Lard B a c o n , lb . W ith r in d o f f 25/ 2 x/ i l b . c a n WHITE HOUSE TALL CAN W h it e B a c o n , lb . 43/ Klim Milk Evaporated Milk iofor 90/ Pig Feet 3 lbs. •*** M lb. tin TOILET PAPER WHOLE POWDERED Pig Ears 3 lbs. * S lic e d You kiuiM that a ^ prosperity drprnds upott Curb Service DELICIOUS! Fancy Loin Steak lb. w ir y buxine** man xkoJ is to give the public H^u, —meaninR, of tour*., ^ things that are rrli,y. give full value—i, t YWt tor In huiliting n goodj, , for his community. �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. MARCH 9. 1928 PLANFOR Dean O f Diplomatic IlNGDIVORCE Jf Sir Esme Howard Quits QKYO-Mur, ed past Potomac Yards and • Cin - 1 the weather is :>" p artly cloudy. cirumtt this morning for the 24 Four cars arrived from Florida, i tit. track. hour pt-riod closing at 8 A. M. to and there were i the followuig finul destinations: 8 Supplies were mntlern'.e. Demand | New York, :i Boston, :i Detroit, It moderate on small site*, and mod­ Phifadclphla. 2 Newark. ‘2 Toronto, erate on large sires with the m ar­ 1 eailvfllaltiinore, Erie. New Mnv- ket steady; 10 -inch crates i.r- the , IfOn, Portland, Scranton. Wilkes- .! rtJlBfcc. i. JUttefrzSKA Celery Markets Bureau of Agricultural Economirs co-operating" with tits Florida S tale Bureau ot M ir kcl*. — It. E. For bin, . local Iteresentative 'Teleghijinli- report from I’hlln-* lower: 8 . s and 10 doz. are selling following points; I Waycross,- 2 1 1di IphTaThis morning states t h a t ' $;UI0-:5.!ii>. I’otomac Yards, Chicago, J J « r 4 soy City, 1 Detroit, ;i Philadelphia .’I Atlanta each* Baltimore, 1 Boston, New York, Cincinnati imviik, M ontreal, and 1 each Florence. Indianapolis, London, Pittsburg, Binghampton, Topeka, Davenport, \V. Albany, Toronto and Burlington. iNineteon went out from M anatee Sec­ tion m aking the total for Florida 107. Calif, shipped 10 cars which brought the U. S. total for yester­ day to 140. The demand was good on the f. o. h. ca r lot market for small sines hut slow on large sires; m arket about steady 4-8 do*., field-run B jn 3 sizes were selling best mostly 'i y Fa $2 00 pe/ crate with fair quality and condition and 2 1-2 anil 0 do*, sg jry • i) M discounted 2.1-.Ilk*. Selected sizes 0 and 8 doz. were bringing $2.25 7} for the best, 10 doz. discounted 50c individually washed and pie-cool­ ed stock mostly 2 .1 c premiums. Twenty-eight ears -were reportenables you to make I I Salad a offered hU [ in an attack unon the Ltate m arriage plan of Eta Lindsey. L legalize companionate L - Judge Snbuth snid, F -ang to put the stam p L a i upon a tchrpornrv t marriage anil open th? Lhe biggest experim ental b(rf,l t<> modern youth and f( have to show me the [young man or woman who Lgcr to experiment.” [ Marriage Sick American rnco in "m arriage [cronling to the eminent Iho Inis heard more than [iivorers in his many years he Chicago bench, lhe medicine which is j< not companionntc mnrhe continued. "The growdeucy of young men to da­ mage until they are In finrafety is a m isfortune. Too hose who delay are in spirlisfnrtune. git'iitest sin in m arried to trike love for granted. Missouri School Of Aviation Declared One Of Best In U. S. PAGE j IK an endless variety of wholesome, healthtul foods—Cakes, Cook* ics, Biscuits, Dou;;h* nuts, etc.— all evenly raised and properly Kiked. T ty it and learn why it MAKE 3 Wool Soap 10 Bars iA!ni»l« *• ./*t3 «g -*d Gold Dust Powder 7 pks. FREE Bate Pan with 1 i lb. Calumet Peanut Butter 25? 3 8 / Screw Cap Jar Black Pepper 35? 1j* lb. Box " Meal DOODLE A CTIN G BAKING EASiKR 24 Lbs SA L E S 2M T I M E S T H O S E OF A N Y O T H E R B R A N D * 20/;' 5 lbs. ‘ | Walkers Devilment t 4 0 / Bottle-3 for Irish Potatoes-10 GIGANTIC lbs W ’p D e l i v e r P h o n e 788 ■ >>- nag, - | • \ I'liidugist-s, Biu.'tj- .Hid xriicis w hos” k v .’ife <Tirii -,*■* |hi* prob If 1**,t.i> ii*. I, i I,,* i a Jled inbull.iti>' .111,1 Ingii ill foMIIU■>ii 1*1 b, :• , i biped. Li i l t , ii u .n the m a r i i n g e In- i >•>,’,I b<* unfolded L" Red Star Grocery & Feed Co. BUICK CO.’S iiinrHnl i tuples and mnnv’ ili>i,,itl- :,iwt w rin k le s in live- it ilil iii’ ironed out at art till, ,|,iing Inc f■*■"i,- i"ii> away with to divorce A nnual markable P l a y Be Staged Soon London Theater Gobi b a r St'eiile.ss R a is in s , 2 1"> nz. p k g s . A fte r D in n e r ( 'lu s te r R a is in s , 2 l a oz. pkg: Runny R m iic s, 2 III. p k g .. 2 p k g s . fm A lu m in u m 'I M in u te O a ts , 2 ll>.. Hi oz. size G e o rg ia R ecau s, th in sh e ll, .1 Ihs. fo r CLEARANCE SALE »n* »* l Wl’-'d llrazillian Nuts. 2 Ihs. fo r |*ure Vegetable l.artl, none better. ,A T * N i T White Huron, square ruts Granulated Sugair, la Ills, for r ’ hiiig ton. je y m o o n s E n jo y e d •-or S h ip p e d E g g s, p e r doz. ' pi'idm. I nf the play, Miss Mr Kingston, proclaims that brie 1, i ’•psychic" one. anil it w.ti dictated hy the spirit car Wilde only a few months ** ^ a.v is bring produced in aid lUg,. benevolent iicicty, Saturday — Specials — Monday T u lalip R e a rs. N o. 2 siz e . 2 c a n s Hi’ Chinny,|.” _________________I'h n n e 31 L cG ru tu le A pple S a u c e . No. 2 size. 2 c a n s MlfJN, March D.— (IN S) — if the most extraordinary | 1 o t t i be prmluiet] nil the in *tiigf Mill have its premIn Mill, 27 when "Is It a For* > i* pm ii .it tin 1 New T hea- who f i r t w e n t y |,i,- bceii mteivntcd in r 1 ff'i-.iich, knew Wilde from [nic 1 1 „ a child of tw elve. h"*,d !■ poll” that Wilde's 1 had (delated the play to a r n "ii'lnim, and im m ediately 1 M "in tin- spiritualist In order. I‘hr might investigate the au*'*> f lhe elniin. myself that the w rit - 1 ‘‘i tli,, play was au to m atic,"' 'Kingston said in an interview, further prove this, t asked the '“in M'Vrial questions, and the 'tr> a'eie written at once with amazing rapidity. I usked tK*’ n.iine ,,f the pluy should VM instnntly the pencil wrote, J* i rgeryt* hr play is siiirilui’ to Wilde’s ^ It concerns the period he ’•si nutuially it is a trifle 2 1it Stinfuril Ave. r Buick Sedan Pierce Arrow Hupmobile Sedan Essex Coach Cadillac Sedan Dodge Sport Touring Chrysler coupe-■ Fancy Whole Grain Hire, Hi Ihs. for Ford Touring Oldsmobile Touring Ford Coupe Chevrolet Touring Jewitt Sedan Studebaker Touring Jordan Sedan ■ A c o m p le te s to c k S w eet F eed s on D a ir y , P o u ltr hand. W e D e liv e r SATURDAY W h ite P o t a t o e s , 10 lb s . R e d B l i s s P o t a t o e s , Ii I h s Don’t fail to come and inspect our re-conditioned, repai nted used cars select from of G r e e n B e a n s , 2 Ih s. G reen Prices from $50.00 up. P e a s , 2 lb s . C a u l if l o w e r , lb . C u c u m b e r s, 2 fo r USED T o m a t o e s , II). G reen Corner Park Ave and Second St P e p p e r s, 5 fo r F K tfp la n t* lb . S p in a c h I lb , ....................... S t r a w b e r r i e s , o t ..................... sw . , B a n a n a s .3 l b s . l . . v. ......... . .. ' O r a n g e s , d o / . . . . ......................... Blue Bonnet Market F. S. Vcrnay and Wm. Muscrave Prop*. 2nd. Street & Suntord Avenue -,-A Ski< �\ PROPHETS SAY;HOOVER TO L E T S ap p in g Firms Of Stokea I HATHAWAY HASFRIENDS MAjCE Stafford -In-Favor M ^ t^ e t Market LEAD IN RACE HIS CAMPAIGN Esch Appointment From W^F. Baney k . , / t S S f t H S U R h. „ ™ C onstitution, h a s 4thrown the* p r b - i the Indiana primacy. Insofm n« | |tllVi’ joined «lhei 1 .oriilo qihu1 .......................... ' ....... ■*....... vorbial monkey wrench into the Indiana's .’1:1 dcIrituD** a re copDemocratic machine. .This- case in .cerneil: Thl* Indimiii law provides '(ties in aih.iie --‘intr u . ri micst to onerateil hy Dailey's. Cash S toic i ■ now before ly S ? m nrcnnnn, sw .hen* uiU TT 1‘ark Trammell iiskintr the Florl- will operate it ns Stake's Market meat no split snllt delcRatinn. ilelenation. . *s in '*he . ... . . ... *,"i. meinh. meirthe scllmt; hotn the cn>Hrt!&* . J da’ he upper ,branch. .I . . Since An unfavorable opinion from ^ The Lowden maiunrer.*. whir at , of ,-r,n„ ri.« t„ vote m r comirma market and jrrocery store to IV. the Sujitvmc C ourt will uutoniat- >first wore inclined la K"* u ,t" tm '* F. H a i l e two years njju, Mr. II icn!ly elim inate with Taylor. Taylor, W. t: if Hoover llncvcr • entered, altered j ti,,M of \V. jstn U tnt; '5" , , . _ Stnkei m, r,., has h a s ’boon ’been connect connected with ! AM MacKcnzie, “ a mcmlwr of the J I,, r ,J*n* nl the last moment n.vl • »J u il>n. WMso,. and C m p a -y . wholesale House of Representatives. ,|c c » k # o May mil. hopiii* to . Vl.tn xvan made public today fob company with headquarters hem Taylor dor, a t present. is under i heir to the IInosier hn>c a fte r the «"Is was 1 [ , i 1 ,.itM,nville. His te rr itory' ha a ........ handicap cap oi of suspected mellRIhtlity inellfritillity .J (t LjUrtinir Hit ini; begins hes'ms at Kansas an i \u i n x . . __ __ , ....... ..11 in City. v *»„*• 1I jowttiir ---and, accnrdini; to Capital politi Tlio l.owilen pos’tien is predicted I between Sanford organizations and included practically all of the cliins, will not rank b etter than upon the assum ption that Watson . the Florida senators. Florida's stale.Mr. Stokes has had a Iona ex1 fourth in the race unless a speedy will c merge a winner in Indiana I anxiety to Imve Esch remain *' ' perience in the meat business nnd decision in Ids favor is hnrded nnd that the known friendliness of mimjK-r of the commission down. Tnylnr is said to be pop­ Watson with vie.- president Dawes prompted, it is declined, hy the f„r M*vernl years operated one of u la r with all factions in the. state and l.owilen him self will operate1 fnvots which he is said to have ()„, h-nding m arkets of Sanford, t>nd wj!l prove a contender “ in the t e throw the .Tl vote.s to Lowden shown shippers of this state it* j„ taking possession of the local .......... . "r ,”‘ ■■'•■■'il't*- ! piurt*. la* announces th at u fu'l « d n|d Pt'M if l,Ct'1,,r,‘' 1 “ il.ft'r 'tiu i native s o r ^ . y e has heci. ' *rlous rate rases The appoicD line of choice m eats will be c a r­ candidate. • 4C . inent is declined to have ainuscil 31 In event Taylor and M e-' ' . . k ni vviti. ,*K. faytioiiali^m in the Senate and a ried iu stock at all times. The place has undergone renq, ' l ,,, C" 7 M c . a l E o w d c n poli cy o f pi. l inn u p P'.^pcM-l over the vat ions. I: hits been redecorated decision that they are ineligible, second choice preferences where- loiirirntation. it was said hy his friends here. ever poss'ble, nnd accounts for the ' fhi Wednesday the flinm ber »r and icpainted to present one of Jam es M. Carson. Minmi A ttor­ fact that Lowden will nowhere f omnieive wiusl the Morida the ir 1st attractiv e bnsjness place s ney, will toss his hot Into the rinjt. step on any native son toes. He senators us follows: Our yrowers in the "city. C alls is m aking a strony stump h n s now and vcyrCMriflfm'ti' i tins now kept k e p t out out < i ff Ohio, Ohi o, Indiana. i i u n n u a , ‘" ’'I■ shipp. ■•■■■■ rs of Iru.ts , nppcnl on u platform ........ .. S n o w S to r m H a lts Iny the use of so-cnllcd -«w ™ n , » j I « “ Psychol - , .......... , Ki, . , id;i ifi ;ii Ctiiiinii s i oi i er E s c h , nnd filthy books" in the■ psycho! Ti l e t a s k fdeeiiyfail lie i e t at i ie i l- a me c h c r of t h e l a t e r qjty nnd sociology classes of t h e The task . of defeat in' F .nalof ............... . ' ‘ . ....... . . .......... stale Ionian in 1 mumissioa. Din DKTHOlT . Mich., -Mur. !».— Florida S tate Collcye for w o ­ W a t s o n in his o w n s l a t " is con Wind-driven snow swirlmen, seckitij; a'hniHloiimeiil of sillcri d hj t h e p i l i c l i c a l p> lil c alls infoi'uiaiioii is that lie has been , | , \ s i .in : yiupathy ,wK)i soul hern •ayrleul- i|1(, flVl., |,a\ e Si. f la ir this morn S S n t lns!'‘* " l " « l of all of W a s l i i n y t o n a s a n e v e i r i n d r c d i f tural in teies| - civiny his sui.pi.rt i t " fll|Vl.,| Kddie St nsi.n mill his •i an. . hoi . Knl'" ' •i" " 1 fi■ s ,' law 1 1,11 Del' ll' rale lid-. , . pilatt (ioiiiyc llilliiillian tlMlhnil- I o f (Jotne* l 0J \ ! ,1‘‘ *,,'l,a r t m e n i . H r o l i o n , t h a n t h a t , .f d e f e a t in;; ........ ............. a n d h i s l i a n d tin- S l u d ' " i l l s in Ohio. | tl i .i . u , , ( , , 1,.^ ’ t o pei-tii.n•sti|.|M.it oi liis re- (j,,,, 1 heir attem pt to beat the j ' the -■ ■................ j u M i m i i t . \ t a l e oryiiil e 01 Id’s eniltii am e record for airFish Commission, economy in e> Senators coni r< I , i i . a f i p o m t u oe i will he a p p i v i i nt ed Si mr i ni mes s i i yee s wi w e r e s e a t In ' i.lanei a fte r heiny in the air IK l-'J cry state departm ent, and local on- 1 Datum-, Howo.i 1 , 1 1 1 Willis n the tin tlon on the operation of race tracks. dUalfci ti• 11 Ameiienn Fruit ( l " houi Stiii.-mi and lluldcman niuile a Hathaway is basiny his cam- ,1»**f*' ",lir ' ' " ‘V*' , ‘ V.'-'u 0 " J.aUon ale if hazardous Imnl ny a t 2 :TiK l»ritu*i|mlly u|uin his mhoi .I "l,t^ U, ;| 1' u'' ' » S itr if m iM i« «h* ’Vi'V,' or MFlorida'h irivnti^f nmd Imild * 1 rl1 in 1 m<h:mi . mi mu 1 rh;m , - A i . i.it any. I'. I* \MXvn . . A. M. Stinsi/n said lie would try c»” and plrdycs hh. efforts l Die Iasi .i |m . iim • ' “ ■ siyaiii fm the reconl hut 'Tint to ­ wards complrliiui of a state m ail wh ch tin' H"" 11 ' 1 ’ , I '••I 'her ie, !iod a- follows, day. " lie and llalilemmi y u lp d system and economy ill ynvern- paled In eaioed .' mil o '• b a\e I.m *wii t nii'iiii'-sioie down eayi rly the first hot fond •loll 1 ( 1 *1 I n E h oi;. ' yeuis mill hold him io tin y had had Mine early yesterdii' ment, accordiuy to capital habit- '"u n tie s in tin- -iiil> ness, Taylor is scckinp a "safe lie eon iycd will) onl\ a narrow j-|t. Hiilos« farther in m oluiny. Then they Went to bed. utid sane adm inistration," mid the ] 'le t' ry n I he eti'tiiny S o'em o i lom rai'nn eluinyi*'* d)'’ views 1 adoption in ' Florida of n work- elecfmn. .. — ,.• j , \,.|,^Tli f ivor of confirm I It AIN M I.I.S WOMAN Iran ’s compensation act. 'A pple . .. , A a , no: tin l*n i le I'- iioiiiiiiiilinn >f yard is makiny a stnuiy appeal to ( 1 ' 1 II 1 1 1 1 S A l l l O bin .’’ UKI.AN DO. Flu.. Mar. U.labor. Iteucom, who is presiih'iit ol l ■ * * M l s. Sa •*>' I,aw retire , <ti*.' j 1 1N S i . y ------- * 1M7 Just received U i,ranj] new shipment of Mih nnd Leghoni Straws i»l tan nnd yre\ Assorted! shnpCD. !V Endurance Flights k I r u c k I n j u r t n y JX)ST R E C O R D S T w o L o c a l Me n KAEK PRtHJING it was said. Na t l i u t i Ma y o , . leeoi dint ; P cil’l iiullialioiis. has Die «-il"•• Fpurkman for Conunis'ioin i ... Ayrlcultui'e. Frin-st Amos wv said lo l>c loadiny over Ktewnr1 nnd Martin tu the tii-coraered lace fm .Mate fo n i| i oiler ra d A K, Wells 'cads o 'e r Phillips in Dr (foiiliiiMi'd from c -i 1III 1 . l l " r i m pi i -1*1*111' * r l i m n • .if wi t h «»r}i f «1111• ibi d d fill i In >1 \\ f-oHir d e t a i l , ii .tin :• i . . i * up!< l ■ V ' 11 t npaii l '1 It.* W11 <1 ihittV'ii l u*>it 1c in- 11IU b . |..,ili m ij l”i*o r* ii'inli i ' it id*' •*n o luce for S la te K ailioad .......... I'M .Hi’-i A. •Milim* t" ) ' T " 1t firm er. I i) Cnrsiuy i- Mod !•• l.. I* * .,t n i i l n u i ■t HUI Id *i il i>■ . Ihi' have the lead o v e r Mrs. Maun 1Ik• flaird K a t u n -fio Die o th e r ineinls i • Iiiji Iw.i me n i !i *-i c t" man* u ai fn?ig i It II: i i-itd ttill' o n t h e ri i l l i oad i o i n m i s - o o i ■ it . 1, t r a i n . • 11**.> Xt'jif <•ovei. n r . AI<*1 1in, t h r n u y h ii. Do* pul' ii - .1 m i n i lit " | 1M■mlIn i .<i . Intensive s t u m p spnikiiiy • m I'.aiyn in ever.' • •■ami y in IIn t:iir, Ii m! p: i 'I’d tin* i 1" i 11v . till flt.ll* lias yiven him the heinlil ■ ll» It. 1 1 • lai Nill't. w ,1 V ♦ . t w a r n F en ato i "Ii iirieell ” the t.i ry 11 *ii fl.t »irp i ... 1, Ii g I ‘ -• HP. ' 1 Scimtorship. in i • idiny to I api' ' UlMt^ 1 im r.‘P 1 h e a d ' * \ I'M K|-d opinion t bt 1 • In 1 1 h.P t In* 1111 1. 'll s\ ' ' Secret iny M ate II • l.i; n m t •>«. 1. 1III* V .ll illHH !lo I'M th. Ifraw ford, \ t t o i l u i (ielim nl I U'll 'WH Ii ' fig t n * . .<M i ; In 1tb 1,10! 1" II. D a ' l*. S ta e .''opei I'.leiolem ...ui.i . 1 - ^ In 1I..ii1» 1Ill'll'll d of i'uldie Ill'll in 11,-i-. W. i i\\ * «*?• «1 lii Mi. ii ii'io th ou. S t a l e • luoniM K f K \: • H I *i i * ■n jf i 1 *’f t l " S u p il III.' I'otlll .1 I -tires full i ’A I*. - t i c > 11m u I''l •it . ' d t* It* ml .Slruir nnd A n i-l,.i<! Ilm w i .n i 1 i 1 1.1. U f "i Dn S ta te T i r a s u i r I i I,.i m r Iim. ■IU." t ' r 1. till ■* ■If •1 ilia no opposition mol Hi.......... • ' i i i - ii i: r\« t ■>1 1 ."1 i n II 1I t Ml ll Opinion w a s to t h e . I t e r l l l mt il,- ti . i i n 1 ■ I in k i « pint* " a h I r f l l t n •iitri- "t th e y would h m e n o m tl;- i*•ad OF SLUSH FUND i f *. * u n | 11 ion |iMj;e I l 1• I mill • I'l o *ii i nl i ll lt rrl ' w it I * * ;il**i11 It* miMii'iin i i ' i t i i h i i I lull I'l ' 1 • i * .1' f'"I I' ' ill •! l ' * J i Solli*' ir* *ed . no I* • i' •Iv in * "II i I* i * i l l ' * III* I 1*o l %.*■!• I v W III ,1 V II*oil** . I; i ' i * , <i \ , i t e'l'iil I i * a - oi * i II . it'll It t || t ll.lt nil * I iy mill i r> or* vrli t . 11 m » *1 *n ilrsl I'. ' ■ i I hi * w* | i 11** - l y i u l i* .a i \< :i' ii i In • | i * . I " I | .So . h . i . i ■ I i m e ■!lilt loll l o r I * i pot I* .• oi y.itn • .1 I in I m l in r - 1. 1 I i ini ..... I ..... . in I a n a i* >_> ; . nun Ii i'1111NI. .71 .il* 1 u - i v\ MS kith il It I'M- IIM" 'll t 1t tin h "'Ill'll I ’HUH" I t .tin pa i 1" ' ng W.1 \A**!|: IN ...... 'leal a n d " a 1 <111 i until I • I..*.! . f tin- l»»n tin* midst o f th e 1 of D ila in l" today h.v n fast A d m it • cngi i t r a i n Ui* slo* D m H ac k s. T h \\ MS kri*nvn lo 1"' Ih'I k ‘Veil t " lit*' lie :i i Do* w a r a ii'i iii'di' Vi Suits , i t i ( 'ii $40 & $45 j ] <niT do tu id 1*• inl> t " fi'i im-r See •d h f Intel i**t A IU*i t 1» i .'lai - I nil.linn I" dill r. lil|lir | itn n it SntiiiilfiV Inoiniliy, wjir’i .. ili1.1 ion il v i t i n -r- util In- *,iie Mom i| :J,mil tlir ilisti'tliul ini' o' 1111 1.11• l.i'iots in ( 'liieayn. fill. >1 i a i r I 1111111■y w ^ _ (j 'U Shirts Ii || U AI.I. \ M l I’l'.N IT.AM) i l.l f II ' I l i t ) PI lit It \( i n l N TA N IS INI DM r: T \ \ t n \ S I E TA N T s S. D. <.It \ A. K r s i d e a t M a n a y c r Ktint ol d. i' i ni ids N.iimi' iil H a n k It uil il iay. yr* rn ami w hite. "linMi'" niMlcrinU Hat Ni w l ies for Spring. I alley lolot ed stripes and navy and white eheek>. Muck and white and .Medium si/ril checks. ” Non1 'in ii-haiiih- ami adjustable "rn M V DANGER F in e s t Spur ties New c o lo rs , ready tied D ay T our Personally ( omliieli tl T it ANGER i I.caviny Sun ford Tuestla.v March I I Price $35 Socks Imlntliiio Splendid Hotels, Meals and Kcntcrlainiiiciil YOU MAY BE CAREFUL BUT- - - U ,» |. *>itop o v e r p r i t i l c y c lo r l i iu i THIantl H e y a llit M arch IU^ i u 2D lh. ii tic s!re d . . ConifortuMe Ucl.uxe Hollywood cuaclu's art* u>ed. T r a in H it s T r u c k N o o ltliy a lio n o f liny kind. I n ju r in g T w o M en M ule ryHervat ions nl once. * Jokeph W . Y o u n g , ’f Properties, Inc. WI I Hollywood, Florida. d L. • • • i r if/Sehutfe Cft.. Inc.. K ^t Uepresentailve 211 E. First St. - E. D. Adam:., EuKe* Mutiroe fm met, wit t-lill iii. iiic.iioUh at nuun today followinc a aiutle erossluu i iillt'ii.n late Tliui Jiluy afternuoa " I iiii an Allillltii t'olii.t Lille pttNcii/vi (rain erarhed into u truck at Kami’s t ro-rm e, dcuiidixhlui: the mafhiiii aud pinhhit: Its t w iiiiiipmit:. oh the ground. liJ*. ,*i- Fliounix Fancy Silk Socks in broad stripes and little l ine pin checks. Grey, tail, navy and black. All sitfes. $ 1 .00 I>n you kiinv£ that One pcT.'j’nji. man woman or child, is mciduntally killed e v e r y FIVE MINUTES in t.he United Sttites. One out of every ten deaths is due to ACCIDEN­ TAL INJURIES. Ninoty-nine persons are disabled by accident or illness for every one that dies. Some pcr.Mui is accidentally killed or injured every THREE SECONDS. You. mav nol be able to prevent but yon can pro­ tect tho.se dependant upon you •anainst the nna^fiy ‘ !i • ■ •> * • Phoenix plain colored pare silk M»cks. All shade.-', all sizes. , iii ; a . p. 221 Magnolia A ve. — Established 1908 — Rhone 4 3 MoMVfln . "V With long pointed collars. Colored imported Madras and fancy .Jacquard J patterns. Also white Bmadclotiu All sizes. Kxcellent materials. \ \ m i's. D AN G ER F l o r i d a ’s Plain Straws in nil Shapes. Fancy colon d Huy yours now while the assortment of -izos jj| eomplcte. “Hubert Wfcks" suits for spring. '2. pair pants. Colors tan, grey and nayy. Matei ials are Herring Bone* worsted, plain and some light colored stripes. .Models 2 and 2* button. All sizes. i I .ill In t;*2.t, Du y i i u i t r l i i y u n t - T r i i pn t D o m e i n ' r s t i y i i i ion mi l Mill l a i r!' ll Ills• Imlnl rolitriii" II ildr il Ilf- in oi..... ................ Ill'll too tin I'epiililn an Nation i < -111111111r n ' . w Ill'll l i . i ' r t n l n ' l . d »-*V . Hats 'if N • -•I 'I ' t - r -.V- * 1 i*' �THE SANFORfi HEUALU. FRIDAY. MARCH 9. lt>28 Secretary of Commerce. He aekcil four specific and pointed qtltatlona: 1. Did Mr. Hoover favor incor­ porating a bone-dry. plank jn the ,iu t Itonnhilsan platform? '.Vhnt was his attitude toV«y.d cifoiccm ont and w hat would h* '.iir attitu d e in event of his elec- Real Sheik Husband O f i. Famous La Belle Fatima Faces Death in Chicago Dickson-Ives Company Celebrates - Automobile 30th Anniversai-y Of Partnership Necessity In ( n Observers Tlilnlt ttre Will Convene Monday To Cunaider Proposal For Flotation Of lliff Bond Issue (iTv** V .'-T IN S T -" ' fl/Sflii Hotise,In"21 WASHINGTON, Mar. fl.— (INS» F„r a good mnny years now ... keen the custom of the poL J j S n l s In W ashington to Bt the political proclivities fUfriiert Hoover, w n mining engineer, as a iiuiw* engBieer, ns an e.lriclv expert as an astu te econom, they have always been willing iffsnt Hoover’s nhllitles, hilt ns p,4itieinn—no, mij lloov Hoover been possessed of Bad political sense, they Haiti, he i»bt have lieeti elected to tho twiilency in 1U20. His popularity . that time, immediutely a fte r the tT when the country w as in the Ikocs of economic and Iiu si ness Kunidruction, was sufficiently ^,1 that he received votes in gh Republican and Democratic rimarks nnd conventions— on rfnt almost unprecedented in connpnrary politics. But Hoover u unable to make up bis mtud iethcr lie wns n Rcpubllrnn or a ,niocrat until It was loo laie. Tile kntix went elsewhere. Different Now Lately, the practical potiticim wlm infest WnsldtiKton linve *n taking a re-inventory of oovrr. nail -they have discovered ,H the i|iiiet-munncred man who 1920 didn’t know w hat he was, 1S cut his political eye-teeth. He isn’t sat in the Cabinets of two residents during the last seven ■srs for nothing. Nor hns he had tinmic .lay-to-day contacts with miters of Congress, job-huntera id favor-seekers without nsquir(5 that sixth sense of caution al, combined with an air of omitiir frankness, is part of io was a sheik—r ■stilut^i! intoxicating liquor under and n real one—long U'fore the the isth um rudm cfit? <1 . I>iit lie avor repeal of the American movies and slung popu­ 1Hili amendment or the Volstead l a t e d the Arab, is dying here. From the hot sands of the Al-1 law? gerinn dcs^jd* AH.Ben llib entno H oovers Answers The anti-llpuver people rnlibed to tills* c o u n try ' in IS»>l and for their hands in anticipation of tin- many years was ir trulured rider m ental IuIiotm Mr. Hoover would with •Burbum and Hailey’s circus have to jeo through meeting that and later Hingling Hrolbers’ cir­ one! n cus. He nmaxed audiences by Ids Yet Mr. Hoover niude a reply fiefy escapades of liurscnianship th a t necomidi.died the seeming mir heretofore neviyr seen in America. neb* o f satisfying both the wets nrft He was the '‘Lindbergh of tin* S aw -1 drys—a truly magical performance. dust Circle,” He said he did not fnvor the re­ A t th e'h eig h t of ‘..is career the peal of the lHtli amendment and lie sheik married Ln Belle Fntinui, a was in favor a f enforcement of all circus dancer of fame. The couple luwa. Prohibition, he said, wan a had one atm who se rin l valiantly “greut experim ent, noble and far- in tin* World War, receiving sev­ reaching in purpose” and it eral citations for bn very, who a f­ "should in* worked out construct* terw ards died in America as tin* lv(ely.” The drys liked it heemise lie result o f injuries and illness re­ ' spoke of the 18th amendment and ceived ir, tlio Kittles, Stuck To Saddle law enforcem ent; the w ets saw a Ali Ben Deli sun k to lbs addle ray of hope in th a t phrase “ it should lie worked cu tco jw tru r'jv e- throughout the advancing years. ly , 1 in h^s failure to mention or en- Veteran circus men shook their ilnise the Volstead Act by name. heads and urged the white bearded Tin* flood control skit was even Algerian to forsake tin* tanbark more enlightening. Mr. Hoover laurels for a more »;ety going ex­ was “ invited” before n Senate com­ istence. But Ali lien Del, refusetl. m ittee to express his views ns an At nil nge when many men en­ expert on tho controversial aspects joyed an Occasional nine-hole gume of tin* flood control problem. *1 of golf. Ali Ibn Deb mounted his His opponents figured if he said wild horse and tmv around the the total cost should he borne by circuit te n t with ull tin* vigor u( the federal ^ government it would youth. He wus then i'.iI years old. he tantam ount to splitting vvitlj La Bello Fatima, whose limbs President Coolidgc, for Ml*. Cool idgt* has taken n strong position hud long since lost their agility, th at tin* localities affected should accompanied him to tin* circus hear 30 per cent of tho rost. If tents every night _ Thu old sheik on Urn—oLbiuv.luuuL- Mr. *Hoover OUCH, confided, t o -an acrobat, that agreed t hut the Iricrtilties should without Lu Relic Fatim a he could hear a fifth of tin* cost they fig­ never cnriy on. Then came a damp ured it would cost him thousands Knit in IPl.'l with pneumonia w eath­ of votes mid much popularity in the er. Lu Bello F atim a fell ill niul middle w est and south, where aenti* died before the Christmas holidays. moiit is almost unanimous th at the Spring came nnd Ali Hen Deli government should carry the full reported for duty a t tin* circus. loud. ' Something wns gone front his fie­ ry makeuy. Malingers told him lie It is said that because of con­ bud belter quit the game but Ali traction, automobile* ra ttle must Ben Deb was adamant. in cold weather. How different Wails For Spring with men; they rattle most when The bras? band fta i» l into tin* they’re hot. —Orlando Reportersheik's m otif nnd Ali Ben Deb Ft nr. leaped into the saddle. Half way TALLA HASSEE—Florida used round the ring he fell. All Hen 111,772 tons of commercial fertili­ l)cb has not ridden a horse since. Up to n few weeks ugo Ir-eked zer during January. . ■ „ -_" hly has been called J,y (lovernor u ii. u ■ Vi* Hnmmtll to coiivonu In Ues iged sheik. But Al. Mll|ni!ll Mnn.,, r>. A working mnHr. Bradley he bail jorj|y l(f t(ll, i^ s in to r * lmvo wish to live t*> iiu. jiiittigej jlie rowrnor they will vote —until the emus f4<r ;| |,j|| Huhmittnur a 1100,000town—to see IIn* him bond issue to a referendum d honr tlio brass vole at the general election in the sawdust just November. 'Hes. Motley for construction an.I --------- 11 linteiuuice of permanent roads » K llilH in u ' h'\v:i is derived from the com* 1* " 1*U* lb bined soiitves ofa iliree-cent gasH P n t l l l r O l l "Hue lav. motor vehicle license i A ! federal aid. and a primary flv V O fnpPCTI Hl P- rUl _ 1,1 fuml. wliicli is Sti t( | vv HN PRISON, Cal. | Z ^ Mii|v part |oflrt 00fl|. the thu(i M tlS 'j u ? ,, ' S X .risonnpdreJream the 1r" ,Ml. ' vmi u,uK'r , (tf • onI.ANDO , Fin., March 0 — j per llron. Inc Celebrating the. 30th. anniversary An -O rans dressed In of the |iqrtnership-between IL-1L. _ a w^ttu tn sjtf ^ 1 nsnlit In Iv rs-X r. •rtie.-Vw r rifTg rhp-rfw*He»w»wn>-■«»k «ml ,y In Orlando I o'clock. rary Friday. The most im portant p a rt of the m continues anniversary will Ih* the merchanMarch 17. values. For months the DickI . be offered ion-Ives buyers have been on the Florida dur- iook-out for anniversary specials (tore officials, and the New York office of the [cresting fen- departm ent store has cooperated or lb ’s cclo- ably toward securing u.vtrnordinary values. nniversary to Many of tin* specials are for the yellow one day only while others aro ofill Ih* carried fered for the entin* period of the windown, in- anniversary, u the various -Speaking yestejdny of the ang reat four- niveranry, Marlon 11. Ives said, mge and Cen- “Wi> honestly tliink this anniver­ sary event will establish records will bi* made l *10 merelwndising history* of .... "Orninre Central Florida. These nre our appreciatlon offerings to our public for Hie patronage through the years and needless to say vve nre trying to surpass all previous an­ niversary events." An unusually decorated store, filled with special values, will greet shoppers at Dickaon-Ivca during this anniversary between Friday. March U and Saturday March it . “ ted women’s build •l«-- •»»» ^ i*utin stale penitc, l”vy individual iHind issues. J :,tal rare tin. money by loco tax. opened for occnp Nl.w ltuil(| nfu veil from the oji*.. u H"’ >“si regular session of or tho traditionally Bn* assembly lust winter tile state on ns the medieval control bill wan passed. Thu n tho airplane, (lie I highway* commission was incrcnsor female prirmors , l* ....... tlir»*o to six members and n Its walla the most m«*n complete control over thu ■enicnces. designation and improvement of rl witih fine ejeecut- I"<ved roads. However, counties rncious recreational wen.* permitted by the nuw luw to rooms, large white vote bonds which were to bo liqup-to-date kitchen j ui.lated front the state fund. ■ows of apple-green j Then ensued n scramble among up on cells which [the various counties to para bond ■rs in a girls’ board issues. Tin* total began to mount infirmary, equipped i '»'d k nppenred that it would beds, a diet kitchen, shortly exceed the ?100,000,00(1 iinth and ahow-r Imtid issue which has been a Inirning i|Uestfon in tlio state fop sevmer of the spotte^-^ 1end years. *e is u little while Thus, Governor llnmmill, who is for luch emergen weld into office in I'325, agninsl a ire or less frequent slale-wide iMind issue, declaring donee of a pris n for a '‘pay-as-you-go" hard surfnce policy*, was won over to call much use for tlu.i ill. ipecial session so that Ihe San Quentin matron i|iiestion might Ih* snlnniUetl next irr or later well g* I fall B o s t o n Chinaman Claims To Be The Oldest In America BOSTON, Mar. U— (INS) — Wong Duck, of Oxford Place, Bos­ ton’a Chinatown, is tho oldest Chinamen ih tho eastern section of tin* United States. He is 05 years of nge nnd is tiie only Chinbmnn fn New England to wear a pigtail. Every other of the native Chinee have cut off their long cues use Ivillration overtook the customs of the Orient. The only aversion thut Wong Duck lias in the wide world is n newspaper picture of himself. Boston newspaper for years have unsuccessfully sought to take the picture of (lie “Grand Old Man" of Boston’s Chinatown. Wong Duck, incidentally, is still a e uifirmed believer in the doc­ trines of Confucius. The only con­ cession llint In* hss given to the land of adoption was made in joining (lie Masonic order. Statistics Ip SAN Q U E N flJr PRISO N,vq (HHlj—Ttutulliu aiM^M bile is a prim* n«*ei»lty In A UBw crime was revealed in an a ■rami at ion of prison records ham tod* More than 85 per cent of II 4,000 inmates of San Quentin 0*1 automobile- to assist them In cotr m tttfng th e offenses for. **fti they are imprisoned, "hfatorie on file here show. Highwaymen head tha.- Ih Almost without exception. tip used automobiles for tha hnld*l nod quick getaway. J Check passers find' an autoos bile essential to their "professiaB The open highway beckons to i "paper hangers” afte r cleaning 1 a town. vi B urglary records show .th a t almost every case tha loot w as I covered in automobile^. . ».{ Few prlsoncra were captured < trains or used them aa a m eant escape. Some a r re s ts . occured • debarkation from steam ers. B records show invariably th a aul mobile wan turned to as a matt of escape. J n M MICANOPY— Florida Power Coi oration which recently purduu Tavares wiill be completed within | local municipal electric plant t CO days. tends its power line bore. —It is a known fact tbst cheap lumber la about aa good as no lumber* at all— When building it will pay you many times over In w tiafoction, long wearing ablU* ty, and lens repairing, If ypp get quality materials. iHUMBE R )p a ;j b d JcO M R S sw S ra THE YARD WITH A MILL B A C K IN O l ’honc 1.'{;■» RON IFA Y—liolim-s Count y over first cooperative hog at Ibis place recently. Zip ftervtc* SATURDAY IS THE LAST DAY OF OUR H A L F PRICE F U R N I T U R E S A L E FURNITURE w Though w i have told a goodly number of living aultea, vve atilt have ferty different eullet on c and vve know that among auch a selection you wi the one you went- Such well known make* ai Pi Khroeler, Tomlinson, dunlocke, and Capital Clt; guarantee tha quality you exptcL consisting of Alexandsr ftmith's eatrlcs, velvata, A«mlnstara and thla tale. Thla la brand new ry, 1928, 'and far tha ba»aflt *• ice the bill of lading. Wa guarbrand new Block and bought at •he JsnuaiV market prica. Nuff tald. y ^ -1 2 C l v c t s s ................ ... • »i 9*12 L in o leu m . . . . . . . » . . . VI 17-inch R a g MS • • ill • ,*r $150.00—2-Pc. $175.00 —3’Pc. $185.00—S-Pc. $265.00—3-Pc. $285.00—3-Pc. $350.00—3-Pc. $450.00—3-Pc. $850.00—3-Pc. FREE S u ite S u ite S u ite S u ite S u ite S u ite S u ite S u ite jt 75.00 $ 87.50 $ 92.50 m 2 .5 0 $142.50 $175.00 $225.00 $125.00 /2 , Yee, wa Ora overstocked In bre.iktait room luitee and wa know that you can find any style or color among our suites. Thirty different suites are displayed and they must be sold during this tile. Corns and see them. $27.50 Suita ..............$13.79 $37 50 8ulte ..............$18.79 $55 00 Suite ..............$27.90 | $110.00 Suita ............ $99-00 *129.00 Suite ............ $82.90 $135 00 Suita ............ $87.90 Refrigerators Summer Time, Refrigerator Tim#, la about due. and wa want you to profit by thla aala and buy your refrigerator which yau will ntad In a fsw waaka. White Frost, Crystal, North Star* and Cavalier mikes are on die* play. Qurney, $32,80 $49.00 $90.90 $87.60 *78.00 Refrigerator Refrigerator Rpfrlgarator Refrigerator R e frig e .........................$tfl.29 ............... ................. (►■■•W**'** ............... r a t o r ^ . . .$37.80 Our flret floor Is as pretty as spring and It la beautified by tha display of pretty flM * sultsa with pretty floor lamps. Come and tea I, It Is worth walking a mils la tea, *Rp Juat fhink. any one of these aultea can be bought for half prlee. -' ■ ■ $ 85.00—3-Pc, $ 87.50—3-Pc. ^ $ 2 Ce $110.00—3-Pc. $120.00—3-Pc. $135.00—3-Pc. $165.00— 3-Pc. S u ite ........... .,.$42.50 S u ite $43.75 S u ite •i*#i• $*fiftipif#$4635 S u ite .+ ,..$55.00 S u ite $50.00 S u ite ... * , , - l 6730 S u ite • i. * ’• $82J O , . j] �U .* J »>*-hA'1 , *•» l ', jig g in g * # '/ > I 'j w w S v ? : '- v ■,j ^ b ' V-v ■fq?rfcraAv ■<■■ PAGE EIGHT — f'-Sl >.% '\Jf*!V'* '' * P *• "f,'in.Vi »„-**-^7*L¥L'l A*** >• - 1 THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 9,-IMA ■IV■ kind 'o f-p a trio tic - eltlaen who would be. likely to make this form of gift. Other Great Fortunes The Marquis of Dute is prob­ ably one of the thro* richest men in the country, with n reputed a n ­ nual Income of $1,000,009 a year. He possesses property in the sea­ port city or C ardiff worth $95,000, ; LONDON, Mar- It— (IN S )— 999 alone. {Nplion-wldc apcculution regarding One of the potion’s wealthiest 1 the identity of the mysterious m£n,. whose name Is-fam o u s-fo e „dnn —L o aix -su lted —from -kher—n n m lib* philnnthrnpir^-rHrmtinns," Is n m m rrm entrttnrt the ItritiSh flov- Bernhard Bitron, the tobacco mulernm ent has been pesented with ti-milllotiaire. In recent years he $2,500,090, to be held in tru st f»r has contributed to charities som e­ a num ber of yea^s and eventually thing like $7,090,999. applied t° the reduction of the The Joel brothers art* both be­ National Debt. lieved to Ih* worth, more than $109, Cash and securities to this 000,900, and the riches uf 'h e am ount have been handed to Har­ eighty five year old Lord Ashton, ing Druthers, the well-known and who amnssed n great fortune odl rlablished hanking house who out of linoleum, nre on the same will *nct as trustee*. The hjails^ scale. , , of this bank, one or tufa mem­ Lord Derby is perhaps the moai ber* of the Government, and the famous of KngJish multi-m illion­ law yers who have acted as inter- aires, his fortune being in the who have nny knowledge of the neighborhood of $.'10,990,000, medinrios a te the only person* Innor. Close Secret His identity nnd the conditions DO YOU K N O W ? under which the tru st will he ad­ m inistered nre a closely guarded secret which no amount of ques­ tioning will Induce Lord Itcvel* stoke, chairm an • of the honk, to Crom J a c k s o n v ille re-eal. roa rtn.nin PHILADEl-PHlAyi. NEW In endenvoring to lorute a man ripfn, mmnneiT MnmUr; ant (vi. S*. ooioUrmrlliundir T,BAL wealthy enough to make such h m NEW npffit slfitwf wry I hundtv, iir*da] 'gift, the new spapers have narrow - 1 •ncJ Ui* 5«vannaL)J revB w yty Srnvlar. S P M. “ Btltimov SM) 9fr, SH.Jli; in* ed the search down to fewer than difim# tnrsU«nd regular bent a duxon nafifes, which include Lord TKftwg^ I«r lo New Vntk (136.^5) and rwh*t poni*. Bocinn a n -w a in rtsutc M 2 .5 2 . I’evelstokc himself, i.ord Ifownril A uto* tu n e d a | reduced r*ir*. do Walden, Dernhnrd 'Baron, the A ltc Mt imgi f r o m M i l l t u i t r t l t j fotA tr. brothers Solly and Jack Joel, Lord Dcnr.steti, the Marquis of M & M ltute. I.ord Vcstay, Karl Cowdray M cren.nt. O Miner. T rim . C< I.o'd Dewar, and land Derby, •o e E. Bay St., JocItM ovllla with I.ord Kevebtoke as perhaps the le*t bet. i.endor-'s richest ground land­ lord I.ord Howard de Walden is worth many millions. The value of ids properly can he judged ]j from the fact th at |u* recently sold a small portion of it for $29. 999,999. I'e is declared to be the ENGLAND TO PICK OF G R EA T GIFT AllTO IS CAUSING Pittsburgh wins A Two Dollar Dinner For CANCER INCREASE Marathon Dancing Crown THINKS A fter L astin g 61 Hours _ _M ______ K ;Many 3 LDwithtC v h From M 18 H,* D isease Of The I. imps n i t t s u u r g h , Mar. O - u n r ) and n "nowKjmpoi- n another. Sh? f>v ' Says Great English Doctor (IN S )— A fter mural!,mi Jm .clng passed the paper to her son and *.(' ■, I proved miecen*fut in middle westwhile lie uiul .Marianne shuffles! £ . LONDON, Mar. 0 —(IN S ')— era itml ami miutniTn m nulirm n stall!*,—Pit . . ...... tn u **,_Fit ta­ along, they-sinv-ttieir printed pic­ Tliat -the. Jiicnmaln^ .w*o - off- 'thej-Kh,^trl«h4t- nutranri -)ikii)-ft; niitoniohiJc id p ro b a b ly ona of tbe And I'iltnhiirgh liked It Ho well, ture and rend how they iVere es­ i (i-ntriliutory cnu*i** of the large it stuck its chest out and claimed Im reara In rnneer m ortality dim the world’s champion m arathon tablishing history. Dance Champions* | big recent yeara ia t!ie belief of dancing team , anil hurled a defy “ Albert alm ost ran to Cleveland Sir Wiliam A rbuthnot Lane, the to the world a t large. distinguished English surgeon. one?," Mrs. Unnach, rightfully : Ten p er cent, of those who die • For A lbert Bonach, 22, and M ar­ proud of h e rso n , confided. “ He’s a from enneer die frr.m cancer of ianne Jacque, 1.9, youthful speci­ g reat ath lete—Oh no. M arianna’s * the lungs, according to Sir W il­ mens of P ittsb u rg h 1* com 'ng gen­ not his best gi>!—Albert work? liam, who believes th at the Inhal­ eration danced <51 "hours and fiftyhere in the dance haM—at the sodn five m inutes to lay claim to the ation of, gasoline, ta r and other fumes from the roads of today title. It took th a t long fo r them counter. Marianne ’a a nurse lim'd. A lbeit and .Marianne arc $109 I (bate It till the more im portant to put nn end to the pcrpctuul Toasted W hole' W hcbt Fingers t int precautions should be lakcn shuffle, the all day drag, the slow rich e r'fo r their feat, or shuuld it Crtam of Pea Soup •* motion m arathon of th e.r nearest lie feet? For th eir approxim ate il­ to gunrft bodily health. Salmon Croquettes ium rs of labor, they received about com petitors. Buttered 'Beets Bal(ed Potatoes ■‘According *° Dtrures which SI.99 an hour. The rernrd beaten, a mere 52 havo been supplied to me from Butler Dinner Polls There w asn't supposed to he a Vienna." .S ir Arbuthnot told In-! hours and 40 m inutes, was passed Lettuce Salad lei national News. Service, “the many hours before their opponents menial prise, hut Milt Crandall, th Peach Meringues (.-rcctiUypt of cancer of lung to were willing to adm it defeat. Even owner of the dance hall, was nuv cii by the efforts of Teeny and * Demi-tasse then Toony N ’oinmfi, p artner of ll si) cancer eases denlt with In the Tony Phillips, was unwilling to Tony, and lie gave them each $59. Pea Sonp\ One c*o peas costs 15 crumhe again. in deep fat. post-mortem examinations during re n ts «me pint milk 8 cents. Drain drain. .1021 wu'i in..*10, against .51 in the in'needy the p'r'xe. SlllTu itrit potatoes cost 6 cent*, Teeny wna still stro n g —strong­ W o m a n S u e s T o w n lieas from liq"or. add two teaspoons yt.ic 1805. | sugar, onr pint cold water, simmer one can bert* 25 cents, lettuce 10 “ These same figures show th at est of all she said—when Tony Col­ Hub through teals,, sufficient sab.d dressing 6 F o r S n o w D a m a g e twenty minutes. enneer njortnlity in several large lapsed. Tony look a 1 2 -minute sieve, reheat, thicken with two cents, toils 19 cents, butter 6 cents, rest to which lie was entitled— towns in America has doubled eolfee 6 cents. they were given 15 minutes in ev­ LONDON. Mar. 9 - (IN S )— lalilespoi>n< hotter, two tablespoons snfliriea: daring the. past ten years.' Pfach Meriiii/urs: Can pear'tes 25 (lour cooked together. Scald one “ It is obyious that the eordi- ery six hours—and couldn't chant* C harging that a heavy fall of snow pint tpijk with one slier onion, re­ cents, sponge cake 15 cents, egg 4 I oust lit r a considerable sum of move onion. a*i<4 milk to pea mix­ cents. Cut Stale . sponge cake in linns are coincident with the np- linck. Teeny orled just a till. • They were playing th at song of l money because her guests were ture ami season. a ranee of the automobile and round' with cookie-Cuttcr. Moisten iC use of tn r nnd other constitu­ suspicion, “ Is She My (till F riend” , forced to extend their visit four Salntnn Cnujufltes: A pound can with [’r i c h 'Syrup: Put half peach, ents In the roads, nnd I believe when the jig whs up. A doxep ] rays, Lady Peel, wife of Viscount •alnion costs 45 rents, one egg 4 rut si V up, pn each cake. Top we nre faced with n new element f r ’enils of Albert mnl .Marianne | P el. First Commissioner of Works cents. Add a cup white sauce, sea- with- meringue, {{sing three tablewhich makes it all the more im ­ who had wagered a pretty penny, in the present Government, has • onrd with *»|t cayenne anil one spoon- <o.ifeetimirr’s juvar to ore L ake slowly until p ortant that we keep our bodies closed in on them with their g en - 1 enleied an extraordinary claim teaspoon lemon juice to flaked sal­ egg white. In perfect health, with the 1 Ytcrstleld lim a] Dis- mon. Snrcad on plate to cool. meringue is done. This leave* 15 uine thanks. Shape, dip in crumhs, egg, and cent*-margin fur minor ingr'd irn ti. i “ I am convinced th at enneer is It was just tin? Iiiul for Teeny. Uict Council. a disease of civilisation ns we She could have danced on ami on. Lady IY"| auks npproxlm atc-, -------- -know it, nnd Its com parative ab­ In fuel she was moving her soft- ly $95 for expenses incurred in I ‘ " sence among the natives of ce r­ slippered feet and shaking a mean employing men to clear (In1 snow ! T h i n k s W o m e n W i l l f .......tin’s dress began when she tain Jlarts of India, for instance, shoulder when Tony, his neck sore from the roads in the neighbor- f cut oft her hair. She will never is due to their more natural form and Irs back ailing, called it a bond of her boon*, nnd d"Uinnds| D r e s s M o r e S i m p l y I'go hue), to the old days of graceful of living, dance. Ami nobody stepped up <*• that .In* Council pay for the costs drupon ; and aesthetic decoration, : “ Propcrrhodily sanitation is es­ ask, "May I have the next dance •’ 1 of cars to lak her guests away, LONDON, Mar !•—4 IN S)— In ' , , . . , . , tir.u* she s e n tia l, ond that rnn only he The 'winning team shuffled Mow-[ ,q„ wel’ as thi additional expense another ten veai w*.mi*n will dress in .flirt, m about ten yenix ' " dfhieveii by natural modes of liv­ ly but monotonously for the la t ' ini um*d in entertain in g them dur. as men. will d i'-'s as simply men." ns simply 1 J ing. Observation over a long per­ five hours. Tbe diminutive Mari- ing tin* four days they were That i the opinion **f II. D. iod pm de’by npdicn! men in the attne's bead buried aga list the tir- sin wboaod. p i ; a < i: d r i v e c o n t i n l e s Tappe, it leading rom lorier of New Funjah,*-for Instance, show th at ed but willing bosom <*f Albert. Tin* Chairman of the Conned, cancer . there is rare, whereas, York, who i< tn pre-ent paying a O u tsid e llu* d an c e hall th o u s a n d s ( ’. W, S e w a rd , mi id th e s n o w sto rm WAM1INGTON, Mar. 9 - (IN S) when natives urquhi* the habits crowded away th eir lunch Imur. was clearly "an Act of (out" ami vi-it l * Loudon's f.i'lii m sid'*iiJ. I INS) The drive nl peace organIn an iiiti'ii lew tie deilaieil; ond fooda'of the while man their aw aiting the news. The dance end* | advised tin- Council to take no re "incldoncp -of cancer is equal to cd shortly before one o’clock. It immobility fur i'. The Coma'i ’’Don't believe . whnl you bear .xations against naval prepart'dness ts eont'm iing unabated ours." ,. <fc£v locked like Ann slice Day. Spe i - 1m nniniom ly itgrccJ, and voti d ^ i qi iiut I'ltlger >1.ills, and Mi**i<■ fi'ttl thnmglmut the country despite the t------- -------------m m it v. Woman’s ret a unnt of sa ! Lars had been banned and lb" ignore I .tidy Peel’s claim, :.LAW*: i, A n d —Berry shlpunuils I nr>i> i- t*.pies-id hot citize at tie a -i f the house nnvnl affairs and girls were hungry 1 1 tom m iitee iii slashing the Wilbur (Continuing from Galoway section. boys f i gun. rrf. t. j< welrv." -u-i llu* «.*WH I FT. MV CDS $290,990 $74o,unu,into ship Im Iding pro'Cn 1 >|uwho is evidently ,i niitat t urni't oi Albert bad the edge in m oral b u d d in g to LAKF. t m ’- l more farm ers >27 1,000,009. t ii no'il iidmit'i i* of c a i'y Vietiiiimi gram S tre e t, her* tlt'oadw:t\ I’,signed ppialurlng recent week to support. His mother sal in a lie i evollll ioM 1 di d. ili II. side seal, an orange in tun li.kiid tor 1 Cultivate pimento peppers. T G rippe and end in crii , -Avn’ry cold may vim P M fK'ion. Take U once. HILLS breaks a cokilnJii Iru t ii athe t... t• 0uy“ •'ll Because it does things at once: Stop, the cokn the fever, opens the h o w e S ^ L u tire aystem. Colds rarelv HILL'S U on hand toch«v . They .top quickly when ^ Get HILL'S i:Htfe .rf ^ ^ H I L L 'S Cucara - Bromide . Qolnt>| I WI1H RED PEPPI F.a»t* your light, ashing rh»g | the psin. Ilrs.ik up l|„. Feel a t)ial )*'ll 1.... in tj., j„ -y?* *ia*rt tints. “ Red I’eiiper lint." i* tl(A n.ld » edy that bring- >;ui* t)--t'.rrlhL cannot hurt \on ■t i: 'fftii*! seem* to rail tin* tejhiii.-M lnj the rongestJon nnd . m ,, .. right o^l Nothing a.i« "ah '"mtiurJIT* penetrating hent n. i - | |«.|,j^r '" when heat penetrate, light dawn) i-oltls, eoligi-lioa. a* lung imrsH** i rare, stilt jo in t, nli. f The moment yon .q,|>]v J*,q Iw2| Rut) you f e d tin* 11aiding li«t, jll three ininiltrs the ■nng. . tfj J warmed through and tin..ugh. HI B you a r e suffering fr.-m a n»|jtl mntisin. Ion km In*, .tiff netk or t mtIM’le*. ju-t get i in t Itnulr,^ p epper Rid), inaile (r an r. ,| f Fprnl at any d ru g store \- im lh lu v e S l qyb'ke.t relief km.v!. .Viwart . LINE '•Itm\li*-.’" State And County Tax Books Close April First. The law provides that if (he taxes upon any real estate shall not lie paid before the first of April of tiny year, the Tax Collector snail advertise and sell. No extension of time has been granted for tin* pay-, nient of Slate and County taxes. . Property owners in making inquiry about t;i\c< win please furnish full legal description of pmpcrlv at shown by deeds. B U T WAT TO M U ,8 , R a ts ""dM ice Atwajra U n Stearns1Elect rioPartc Jno. D. Jinkins, s .ri D oll ta la t t i w U , ailfltlll), alt Uitil ___ ______(keepers___ hy hquarkreper* tor W___ Tcsnt I>irrcllnni In 15 lanvuares. All Deslen 1 ’ Of. aSc— I So*. 11,50 T a x C o l l e c t o r S e m i n o l e ( ’o u n t v Money Back II It fall* T h e o u t l e t is s e l l i n g o u t the entire Men’s Department! this Values like these will never again stock must be moved within two be found in Sanford. Nothing re­ weeks! Take advantage of these served. Nothing exchanged. Each offerings! sale final! h 9tli 9: A . M. ^ d’98 Sale Starts Today M e n ’s Men’s i *** soft, nml starch coli '» la r s . S a le p r ic e , B r o a d c lo th each s h ir ts . C o lla r s a tt a c h e d W h it e a n d c o lo r e d . S ilk lin e d I F o u r -in -h a n d T i e s .................................. D r e ss p u n ts. s tr ip e d R e g u la r u n io n $ 1 .5 0 S ock s. (ifn - n u m b ers. and 3 M e n ’s s i l k S p e c ia l 35c K h a k i p a n ts. $ .9 5 s e l l e r s . R e g u la r P in -c h e c k Jon es p a tte r n s $ I .25 G e n u in e n ew \t K hak i and /i"V> + . ... * srnrts. b lu e c lia m b r a y 7 / ti ' S h oes, R ayon G ood and s ilk b e lts . $ 1 .7 5 ed. and $ 2 .0 0 C ap s. F e lt a n d V e lo u r h a t s . W o n * *d • d erfu l b a r g a in s — . B r o a d c lo th E n g lis h c lo th s h ir t s . R e g u la r B r o a d c lo th A ll w o o l $ | .98 B road­ C o lla r s a t t a c h - $ .15 $ 1 .79 W h ite . P a ja m a s. In a ll $ c o lo r s a n d $ la s t— p la in d ress w h ite — p a n ts ^ 6 .0 0 $ < • 9 8 V a lu e s . T o p k is U n io n S u its . K n o w n Two poclcets— fo r d u r a b ility . S u i t C a s e s B la c k o r T a n .my .rrnop • w .. . -*>*5jStfftiW' »* • •j Fj . / A'. V ic i p e r p a ir — W h ile t h e y Im p o r te d A ll and O u r $ 2 .7 5 a n d $ 2 .9 5 le a d e r s . i u .1 le ^ Mercerized Lisle Socks. Regular 35 sellers, ^price 19c antf‘3fJafr— K id C a lf S k in s iz e s — s p r in g fo u r -in -h a n d s — v a lu e s — le a th e r grad e o f C o b le s s h ir ts . B rand — B e a u tifu l | d u r a b le y P h ilip I m an— p a n ts. A ll c o lo r s — M e n ’s G a p s . $V .9 8 M a d e fo r th e w o r k in g sock s. P a ja m a s. s u it s .j Regular p a ir — y A ll w o o l. G o o d q u a lity — S ilk , i* s ilk 14 » /- Ii ■ �.. — 7 y -n t nil8 ®5*^ jn __ «f*r4Wf T.JI'rf1 '■ r/. 1 ,?<prx vmpyZa- ly/W ** Mks&urfy. i ;"?W” ■f .i MlMT« fm . FT?'-.v, . - ITTT7-. ;• ' * :;?J »*. ...-- ; fv, t THE SANFOltP HBRALT), FRIDAY. MARCH 9, 1928 PACE-NINE ■- .* ily H «ale 'A D . R A T E S II C*ib' Id Adraaee , jT^iTj be received 7«id collector »«“ t r(or payment. . »„10c a line __ Be a Hne .. ........ . .....* £ .• ,,n* ^atn on request. rates are for ^insert ions, i of average length I 4 line. 1 _ . charge of 30c for !^lng la restricted rfliisificition* t>r I* made The Sanwill be responsible Ione incorrect insertion, itiitr for subsequent ' the office should be ftamediatcly In case of ADVERTISER? -tte lp Wanted" Political Announcement YOUNG LADIES—YOUNG MEN Learn Linotype OperatingH ave - tw r r -m ore - -opening*-forffyoung ladies or young men who have good education and who w ant to learn a good trade. Some of S anford's young people who s ta rt­ ed with nio less than one year ngo are now holding good situa­ tions and m aking good money. Some of them have made ns high as $G0 per week. As you become com petent we will help you get located on o positioh suited to your ability. We will give you a two weeks’ trial and if you do not show ability to make a good Linotype operator we will tell you. If interested call between 6 and 8 p. m. and ask for foreman ,nmf ho will be glad to "explain the m atter to yon fnllv. IN Till-: r i u i M T T r n r n T r«m Everyday Satisfaction ru n tomorrow there will be others. There is no other way in which you cafiv-^ satisfy so many of these needs of everyday life as through the daily 10— Livestock reading of the ads in our Classified FOR SALE—Thorough-bred Collie pups, $ 1 nnd ¥8 . each. 2603 Sanford A ve,_ Phone 707-J. s i :j i - of j i s T i n : o k i *h a r t f INOt.K i n r NT V Fl.OllltlA. IN HISTItHT NO, KOI II iM IAM 'K Itt I h'-r.-to minium,'), ny canllitaiy lot ,1 nut I,',. ,,( |Vn,-<> of DM,let Nn K tv. i i r x c f v . I'ontplntnnnl. 1. Hul,J,. , |,, the ileelslnh of lh» t FIT.TMN* i 'I'.MKNT t'lti>l>Voi. r. In ll„. I >,.inoi-ratl<' I’rininrv T in I ATS t*tt . INI*. a t'orptwnilott. t" h)"l*t *,n .time rail. A. |), ISIS. IVfi-iitinni, DAVID Hl’KKtt. Today there are things you want, (L e R a l n o n c e s ) toN STA itit: o i i n F i t >>i* r i ’ i t i . i t ’A T l o N T i l l : STA TU Ml* FLOIttOA T o : . T ill: FIT.TMN I'HAI 14NT l*ltMl‘- business of practical Jo k fp r.^ . D e s c r i b e d - b y pro»ecnting p r o s e c u t i n g , aa ttto t o r-., tw r£ nejr as the moat. anrceaaful|Ii|t-:j imater of the centurY. Kogera wa^. sentem t*d to twelve mohUta,' da*( prisonint-ni for the forgery o flr^l-e m ax : ica of fnmnus men and a4 f em to n f-hnkespearcari 'ex r ,,._ . for $8,000 at the Ayleabury, Bftck-*' :'r^ inghnmahiru Assizes, 'In pfliaia^, ° sentence, the judge accepted’.idtfending counael’a aubmiaaion tW t! ' Rogers had been actuated by u drain* for notoriety, and had no real criminal intent. 11 f ie d Famous Names ' Self-I'roclninted Hoaxer Has Rogers’ downfall was brought Year Behind Prison Bars PRISON SENTENCE^ ENDS CAREER OF FAKER OF RELICS Fl'TS i ‘m INt*-, » Cor porn tiiMi I h ij-li (*i aunotlticv t In*t ! am Ahead For Forging R elics ft,.,out ,wh* n h*’ >“'d.lenly discoverIt In Iilu in.uP lo ll111iv>U‘ to Ihla 4 amllilnlt f»M* Ilia tifflui* nf t'iui» for ,hi8tl('0 nf t lu* IVwce t'otirt that a Summon* tn Chancer) Of Great English Authors ed ......umi attem pted to sell relics of hitliet-h hrrelofofe i—nol dtreeted DIM i i d i, Hcint itiil* t *««itttf > « Milton. Shakespeare, and William j m i umi Him the Sheriff of Sem­ to V .Iti-ih'o nf i h c IV n c f LONDON, Mar, it._(INS) — Penn, the founder of Pennsylvan­ DiNtrid i ’ n u 11tii*iiia K lF filon I V * in,de I'oniii? I'Jiiip Iu. tin* imtiie ri : turn thill the Maine ealimit he nerv- e ___ ,, cliu*’, \ m *. i. r. 4t !*. i a f . l l . a ir, 4,1 owluis to tour failure to i-lo tl Grtnipunililr ih many icspccls to ia. The fact th at for the past ten piii»j* rt it* ttiV* ilc*t*IhIo 11 nf tin* «Ir Umigemout. yearn he had systematically Welt o n .i*Jr i'iiinury it* In* li«*1<| nn Jmvn off leer* oi appnint iikoiii- or toi Dr. Cook and 5lli \ I*. , l " ill $• i*ih rm i m u In I tr* ycu** Mitpimri. UtV'V K.STIttlHii: j i stick o r r r . A i H JllsTIt 1CT NO. 1*01 H Till- le In iinnootiee ni< I'utollilney for .Iiimioi- ,,f i he Pence, Itlulrlct No. I. Mlhjeet t,, the will of the llenini'iutl. volerj) June 5th. Sunford, I I.'■ Monroe, 1‘aotn. I.uke Mni». I.oiikwooiI, Altntnohte SPI'llIL- it TnI l*,n eet I’lly, l-nli-l It nte the ,1 hot , ill-lrli‘1. unearthing rellca of one kind or o m ee,'-'’".!," '"whllr.; ''mon«f fun'•;u>, ho,,y n‘* i | “n‘«r1 r unlit her ,to inquiries being madt, nh ri mill in w*i\*..i it ml d u n Knjrt*rn, o d a i i m u l r hinmp n m p lo n iniir nfilm i- nn*| ' nit n its nre on- hoaxer nf England, will spend tin nnd Rogers, under pressure, ad­ F I T ..] n *»l o f P.I28 b e h in d p r iso n burs mitted at last that the relics wero T M citC F M IlK . u n i , ' TMF. T m N CIJJ1ICNT FltMtiCCT T toiu-C T B ct*.. a* t h e i v s o l t o f bis c r a v i n g f o r faked, as were others he had snht INC . n corporal Pm, nnmvii us ilefviiilaiit In the iipovti umi fori'K'dug n o t o r i e t y a n d u n s u c c e s s f u l l y a t ­ or presented to various public a n t enusi' pvtiitlllg In the «ho*e* styled t e m p t i n g t d m i x f r a u d w i t h t h e private authorities. i*otii l. living a proi eedthg to eant-et Rogers wpu born in London of that crtn lii tVafra’nly lived dated d.no ,lin.,,,e noisic- 7*30 stinlio April II. Iflja convey Ing the fnt• , , r nu,",c' '* ’ • fnifly wcal'Jty parents, nnd for lowliic licserllied land --i t u . i i ,.. K piTigram ; H. " G h e t t o s o f W e s t e r n t h l. f i r s t t w e n t y - t w o y e a r s o f h h Ing amt helng lo Semlm..............E u r o p e j 8 : 3 0 , M b i t e R o c k c o n - , | i f 0 FlorPin 1,,-w ii „ ro v in g ex isten ce, tr a v ­ If e li e t i . l. | itrom lse an honest t m s l i u .---like nilnilttlstrntlon free e l . , . ! ii.: ,.f n .y T o w n of I j i iik * fr om t h e u s u a l • mrititli'ltTIHieiiesS i p . imI ii per phi n (»fJ l id s ins g e m rail? .Voo. 1-ti il w llit Il i- o f . utid l l - r . - l l r i ,*?. filed lu Hu* flee PllliMu lin'itnlfi of SciuIiimIi* “ T t ; 9 . M r i g I u y J t c v i u w ; - l U r N a v a l - r |tn t r trr NeW T ^ a l m i H . ^ i u r a l l a a m l ^ Academy hand. ^ the United Slate*, but remaining 405.2. WFI-WLIT Philadelphia,' in no place for any length of »Iar. »• i ‘. HKItNI'U.V, I «'«*unt>, riorhlH* 10-A Poultry nnd E rrs ItVv ll* r**I*> I r*(|lll!*»'i| In III* tint! it |v* 710: (1:30, Adclphin 1Vhis)H'ring or- time. n»*iir fo'loit* f»n ( ‘Irrnll chestni: 7:30, Limericks, orcbesBy the beginning of the w ar ho ili*1 i ‘»!iri IIoiim* in S n n f o n l, tra ; 8 , Cities Service hour; 9, An- hud developed an ‘almost inaetiBaby Chicks, $13.50 per 100 if you ro T in: \ citi:i i »4 o r h k h ix o i .k nl H r* in 1 tii ilk” ilt»nni|i 1 ‘ lorliiH. on itn* r«i \ tv. call or write ot once. II. I. <lit> of Af»iil, A 1» ;iml glu Persiiuts; 9:30. Ij i Franco or. rnto’ craving for notoriety and a I K i-’» f«t ji uiiotitior Ihul 1 itlift R itfoomi iitul llit-it* mill*.- diiMi *i |o tint chestni; 10, Palmolive hour. Koontz, 1 ml. north of I^ngwood. desire to be in the limelight, and, ml (Hi M. If* foi 1 e-i'lrctlau to i h o of * i Uifii lllll of * *mi*1u1in flirt I jib a Hint yon flco of iVniniN i*otnitil$otlniirt‘ front! III following several minor claims nf 348.il, WOO Philadetphlu, 800: t h ^ t’idiMi* DlMte'i N . I, tt» ijio* il«* BARY chicks. Tancrod strain Ii ii»»ri!«*r«**l Unit lliir* 7:30, dinner music; 8:30, musical huving unearthed important relics, r.lnioii of tin 4 oti*r?* In tin* D«*tno< or,cements O n li’f l»»* | miIiI| hIh »i| in '1 In* Stinfunl . Irt White leg h o rn s, $14.75 per crnfl<- Pi lm.ii‘4 to lo* lo lil on Juno Itornhi. ii iii*u J8|iiij»ur inU‘i’turv; I0f JuiliRH; he launched his first big claim, I t U r A l» li*-1! 100; Rhode Island Reds, $10. per Mmifi.t.i, Htoulnoh* I’nimiv, Fhoirf.i, | | . nivhostr;iHv in 1921, when, while being b e ­ U r . W I lK le L D I l onrr It M’t*i*l% four 111 I*on-*.ll - ‘ ,,-rrt n*i l i nrn. Midler, formerly of 100. Circular on reequest. Guy I,. ---------------'---------------- --------------------------- * , 11\n n ,,pK)t .U5.fl, KI>KA P ittM iu r u h , 050: friended by a Jam es P ratt, he an­ Ann Political Announcements Lille, Kin-, niinounccs the Blackburn, Ellenlon. S. C. 27— Muncy 1 o Loan Foil cm n t v co m >iins)t»NHit t\TTNH)S8 tin .........util,- w w 0:15, l.iitle Symphony; 8 , Godfrey nounced th at an aunt in Cornwall i 8 v ■ * (■ in'aomuipce that I um a tVUlittlT. Judge of Hut circuit ■ ...ii..... g.itn WPil.. tfiu-L,n>„ Lf his dental office nt o ff' m u Hiir.HiKK esmlPl.ile i r ll.r ..(fl.-c ..f CuUBtr C.miii -f lli»- Twenty third Judl. I.il j ,l1" t ' w ''" I t e Rock eon- had left him a legacy, Included itch Hldg. with Dr. Mns- 10-H Plants and Flowers w ant.*. I h e r e h y nnnnur.ee my rnm Uilncy Cominls-Puirr from Dlstrlcl No. s. ] Circuit of tin Stule «f Florida, In v e rt; 9, Wriglcy Review; 10, R. V. "vuluuhto pictures by world fam ­ MONEY TO LOAN for t h e o f f i c e o f .Vtierlff o f S e m i n ­ SUllJct the dectsp.ll of Ills VOt- . ami f'T 8 e|iitt|idi- Cuuitll, no till- n j ous urtiats." , .. fter-* *' * ON DIAMONDS, - WATCHES, o le I ' o n n l y s u b j e c t to (lie w i l l of •ra la ih* ireitiocratle I'rlmavy to'Hu- :i»l 'In* nf Mucti. A I' t**;s ■ I*rntt subsequently bought th® be in pi . ii J iiii- t- Hi, a . 1* tni*. " w it h i t 280.J, W H A M Rochester, 1 0 i 0 : llie v n t r r e til ( h e Ju n e I’n m n r y . FLOW ERS—SPECIAL SA1-E JEW ELRY AND PERSONAL J F MrFLKl.LAND. men,c if r . I.ONt».—*> jI . ■•'“<**»■- VS'.'"'' <1:45.' Syracuse universitv; 8 ;1 In- pictures for nearly $6,000 Immedi­ Jt'INTI long's'i l ’ure Pork ANNUALS, per dozen .25 PROPERTY. HERM AN’S LOAN __ *'!•* ( oniil>, 1 lotiila * , ; ' th g . 1 n v i i .s m n a ih i*i !.»•: Him m e n t a l ; 8:110, W h i t e Hock c o n - ately after which Rogers left the 108 lulr.ietto Ave. ROSES, now in bloom 1.00 OFFICE 27 W. CHURCH S T , I*llll CUll.NTt SSSKSSOIt o r Solii'liorH f*o ('hin |i!rt: iln nt district and the pictures were role*/ c e rt; 9, Wrigley Review, T i t c s LILIES, in bloom, 3 ORLANDO. 1 u h -it jrm«*nt»*i* In Iln* p* JCupoY; i—a,-d, 379.5. WGY Schenectady, 790: found to be faked nnd worth leas, fiuhiiii 1wim l.*‘t*!i lift4‘(iifnr r u n n .r.iiK it iu ’j t t c o u r t in one pot 1.00 o f X'*i*tlri«'l* iNmn(4 Unit I nut w t l l l f f l l l l l Villi <i pil t Villi till* *s||t‘l Ind Found P ratt, who hud loat his life’s sav­ I liereliy iinnouui'e my ( n m l l d i c f . (!!l 0:20, dinner m usir; 7:35, WGY till itl.ile f*'r «i* « * l* * * t !* * (• In til* nf-' CROTONS, from pots, rnrh .10 iff nf SpmliB'lf 1*'*nnl >. I'l««ri<li*. tll u . f„r I lie offlre of rlerli. nf t h e trlng V We are prepared lo consider ap­ C ir cu it I'onrl, s u b j e c t ‘ j (ho a c t io n flri* "l T.'\ i P-. ■-.tn »nliji*i*t lo" tli* imss nttiii* i i i i n it i hui iln* »*i,iin*- I 11i \ c i ' n , H, r r n * J o y h o u r ; l '( A n * ings, was heart-broken and died BOUGAINVILLEAS, 5 to « cI cH mI* 'i i*i ili»- \)i{i i» in the P f r i i * a few months, and the w ere/ K .i v i .i ii.iMti-p i.f ' e m IVrsiaviH; IH.’IO, ('iitlunlriil within ut th,. m i l ' l l m 11.** .tune P r i m a r y . cm llt’ l*i intiii % ’it I*** It *1*1 ill J till* ! iNifiiini plication for first Mortgage fcu Ami white setter. feet I. 0 U to 1.50 f ii 11ii i • l*. . I n! o or ii|'|Mifni , ... .. It. It. OKAS. pictures realised only $15 at a a ot nr III.' y * ... I j,M.*ni1.1 11X1%* U ii hin iln* s i -ii** r.cliiM'H; I 0 t P n l in o ll v c hou r. tr> mmc “ Don." Rp- HIBISCUS .15 to .75 Loans on the best type of resi­ A VAlTflH AN. I ..f rittiiiia mi s.*iwin.*i** i*i*ii111 '. public miction of his effects. tho , ti 4 i»8.5, WRC Wnnhintrtnn, r*10 : dences and Mercantile Buildings ifturn Mrs. Dighton. ALL $ 1.00 to $1.50 plants 1.00 An Aladdin’s Cave and in Sqnford nt 6 pit., 5 1 -2 pet., nftil ' 1 C ' "', i'.,d"::„d "nt:; 'V.v;,, Uni..... States Marine band; i on t t ismi. tie ('Ml n r Add 10 pet. for I’acking. l*OIl HIIKIIIPF Rogers, according to evldcncd ’heao i f b ' T - nod i w * 01- .ti. uoklit*—ii 5, I[olh r in i o r c h e s t r a ; 8, (?itie s •ii**'1 • my 4’juul I hereby nnnounrt. myself na a ROCHE NURSERIES, INC., 1920 8 pet., depending ob the character eninlltl.tia murtinllcil by the police at his trL 8 1 la i’l • a tl81 1(4 lilt rpcT-’i 11t. • rot sheriff of Seminole of loan, constiuction and location • u 'V is 'V v c ’!1!.' i.irp'.i'iui p . ii 'r,o'„'l.i Service hour; !•, Anglo IVrsinns; BObllOf N. W. 2 2 nd Court, Miami, Fla. (Nullity subject In (lie ni'lloli of « m I'l till* \ ul i •rn in ii ! at Aylesbury, then nppenred in of buildings. C. S. HOAG 4 COM­ the Democratic primary to «• • 1. 111 4 4 1 . M l 14 1 ll* Iln* |i| ili* \ 4 4i till 1 M l )• ft ** It*. P a l m o l i v e hou r. i if i■i Httiii v l«■ In the Slough district, where, a fte r 1.1 (I'l, |i* tnlim* 1tl till' ttl.MAI* ,4m.riM- If.it«i >our »t th PANY, 7 \V. Chnrh St. Orlnndo. lielil In Ihe early purl of JtlT.e Halt S ou th ern PODGE -1 \ 1. 11 t'Miii i tin In f 1 14\ 14*l| ||i | I II Very r#»pa etivaly. n brief spare nf time, bought a tirs in,! Graham trucks. lit; 1)4 t M il ;tPlM.lt 1 1 1 1.* f **111* **,i hi 2915.9. W W N C Asheville, HH0: 7, K l; URAI1 V 1! A <i 12— WANTED villa, which, if all th a t Rogers i " i lit 1 • 'bill 1 ui i litH ill 1 1 1 M M * 4 i'll l;tth. ;-t rcet Phone 3. 26— Miscellaneous For Sale i tt >.t Ml •*1 il Si Mil IImI• i'iilllll* 1* | mi dinner music. claimed for it hnd been true, waft 175.!., W S B A t l a n t a , 0:10: 7, Dvtill* , l' 1lt< JimI il.lt 1*r \t»iii, \ I* I'Olt t 1 Clllt Ml* 1 l l l l l IT ( Ml IIT iv: H i( It•1 'lit "li it Mi1 lit i'l , • Mill k *' It II** a veritnlile Shakespearean Alad­ ' ^ r e e f . REWARD—CASH A- (TtWAN CO. Auto I u i ii to .11*11>•neis i* that I um ii tv» f i Mi1 ili 1l'i Mil 11M f t li*mi ift‘ i 4.4 - i t ' s o i v h e s t r u : 7:4(1. E c li p s e ('lip- din’s cave. r im ciiit.vrv i,itnN i:ci,T tv a > . ,: * .V ’ seka.: lain) sheet‘nwtal works. For long leaf pine on stump. Or Baby carriage, cost. $30. Sell for ciimli*! *’* t*•* i •• • !* * ti*‘ii l«* **f 4 lllllilt ATTOHNItV « It.* 4 * 1 1 M .•Mini ! It i1 • Mtl 11 44M pel's.: 8, A r m y N i g h t : 9, W r i g l e y It was stocked with alleged * ill i in* i 'ft m i l i*mi» i, 1ll) an te t I 1,,‘irt n ri tt ■ill lire mV r a u illila r y fi r e $15. Lawn mower, cos‘ $11. Sell Ix'nse. Give lowest cash ' 141 .111It Ml l ‘. 1-1 MIt *■ V 11 11 l iu v ir w ; III. I’a l m n l iv e hour. Avenue. 1’liutu' 7 1 6 - W . lurp. I 'I.ji i.ln mill* 1‘».’% 1>- *) *T1\ 1 ; 1l»ii 1 N,1411 f h 4 fRiB fur i , - . . u m i t o iln- 'i[[ii*e (if nf jHlt tn......ii r . n i nf \ relics of the hard, m arriage certwb* price and term s. Address Box i!57. for *7. P. O. Box 1 138. i "oillit> l*,'.•• «.ut Ida A t iu r n e y n i l s jr*n| i" i ' • »i« • lM**n * I ilu* l!*-iii«>- Ml A.* IIIM4 till, 213.8, WIM1II C hattanoogn, 12ifiente. bird*’ bath inscribed with .ging | JI’S-M All M U S S Ji.,i i.. h „. Mill th e vo.era In *»ini |, i i ' *t . i ?»t'in Mini** **•*ii 111y. e-o The Herald. IT IS i 1 1i 1 M 1 l{ « •IM* I H l l * 1h it 7. Kadiola l*nn:nim; p r o g ra m ; 8, cn- Shakespeare’s name,, and • y c n " i , ‘.! |r j Aiit<innilii11- t I'. Hi,- lo to... tot,, prlmnri on June & Ill lit*' I ** 111• 1,8t I■' i'll lilit PV I ‘I* r »IIIt - t ti 1. 1.* (MiMh -!«*i| 1M*1Ilf >** M t inn i '♦« It* 1*1 mu J itiii* Mil. A 11 T.. tl 11. I .till. t ||* tt * p Ml** t |hi hi | - hi il 'HTiible; S:3lt, Bnin-wii-k half littur; I' >IIN li l.iai.N AHI*T. 24— Lots For Sale cloaks said to have been worn by :b ait Tlisi Avr i’hniie 137. lf»2K. l it ,'*.i Ml i1.1 ll Si Ml IM.. If t 'il Mill > . 1 l -I 9, studio. M— It on tn.s Without Hoard v i*:. D nrni.A ss Shakespeare for h)» __ creaa Hi i *■Mi 4 il t\ I > |, 1)4* 141Ill 4 4 1 . " M r t m - 1 i cr. s r \ \ T t n i Three pretty Mnrvnniu lots o f­ 322 I. WIIAS 1antis villi’, 930: 8 , performances. 1-m Service «nn it vi *■» UI I l l T I ' h ' U M Il" .IS II i .l Oil I J l l l C 1 l u l l M IIT i IIT' U IT,\ I TS I II II Ih Alil.R vv Fuiversity-of Louisville program: . tibnkcapWq. _____ ______ fered. Bargains. $050. each. F to sugffeed my> i ll n>- pi imtor from Vorfh P srtr-A w I FurniahctL sleeping room close to • aiolblut.. f"i .Its* o f f i c e ' i\ w i l l * IIT (mil?, or Ilie I, III Sih.iloii.il itletrlct comIT. Scruggs, Phone 735. , *,,V.t s 39. .fames Spctnl, t'lilv crsity fif ucrc- not all that were dug.up lid ,» HI 0 [1,111.1 I, Ie SHO i' ill 1 l u l l i ih» Th juiMeit of Sehilh-.li’ lil, t .Mil ItoonL. 1 th,( ’ I It 1111 1 .4 i I 'll ll II M'l ill) I one I *i b o.111. n LouisviUt*: 9. Wrigley Review; lit, this remarkable man. At one tlcH mihjr.i 11, the l>emticrutlc .* *rox-i . I; K UAI.K I' ll Ll 1it (Mi! tf’l SftMlMi*li * min ing niarhir.es. Liberal I * 1 ’1 MagnoHn Avc FOR SALE—4 foot Coni Wood. l u l m n r y to he hei,| J u n e f,ih. 1918. I’almnlive hour. lie claimed to have been the l Ll- 1III n t ■i 11.14 .1 M.ii t h, eleel"it I |ii.,rnlei' In nintlnu* for ypur u machine, on I Bedroom. I ll IVrk Ave. Delivered, $8 .00 . Phone 474-J. to Ifwork . 330.9, WSM Nashville, 890: 9, sou who "planted" the prehl* for the I,, ,l Interest of the m i l n i i t u i»r T i l l , i i l i r i i t « o t IIT \\ w \\ i : i *; i i *i Singeis. I.»*t us help, dlst rid in.I • on It,- y,.u to my Wrigley Review; 1 0 , 1 ’ulunOive relics at Glorel, France, the fill I IlCI-i I.N Bllll" tl ftt'8* ll»> <,(IB!it!.1CJ 1Mill ■ 1 III. 1 1l i llll **Htll t Ml rei-nril m, ruch luitmitullt ley.’sluyour irwiog ti-ottldes. 15— A part men l For Rent .V)»4| th«* «»ffm * "f lilt* Dir 1Mill -j.n ..1 1 hn li|.i In h ou r ing of which have evoked coni BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot Bridge l lull us ao'ot l u .o l' eiiuserviitton. of ■f.ii nn I 'mu 1 u hJPUl it* ll*" tt 111 »»f -III 41 i ill i •mil v , Si ll*itM"h |np all maii rinl" 10 c per our tini ui ,i 1 ...... reituctlofi of (lit t n l t - i s ,if I'ti Di'ttWt 249.9, Wf’OA Pensacola, 12 0 0 : , table rontrover*y in Europe. prl deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, > 1 .1 I hll Ifurnished housekeeping stiitv g^S.eH tin,I • ilu eu llon . I nek cr Sewing Machine Co., NICE 8 , instriiineutal trio; 9. vocal, also "found" what he modestly \ 1\ l Uetnocrsts ID i i t nn i him* f». I apartm ent. All conveniences fully equipped, sleeps six. Price (It* cu|>|i"i*. ot ,11J liiiu i» i r n It A.*11 Kit i| f|i*4 f ••1 I'l.HI.t l, 1 r the j PAItltiSH pinno; 19:15, Fiddler and Diule; usserletl might he 300 pages o[ $11. monthly. 301 Corner Fifth reasonable. P. O. Box 938. n W. 11, organ. I Sir Thomas Moore's play* and? ^ ; • on ftiftfgiitpr Be ami very little money and Palmetto. r u n n i l r, i t j i i n n i s I hi*reb y itfimMiUtt* »»»> i’.ini!l‘lm*y nutty 251.1, WIIYA Richmond, 1 1 8 0 ; chart of one John Harvurd, fmipdy. I tir-i'liy a t'i"-*i * my candidacy things new by use of *i f ii*»i+1t*i*( ton In the office’ "f Hlo*r Plenty of WOOD A COAL at Du- for I** eleetli-ii i -i th e o f f i c e of Iiff Iteak 6:30, duo; 7, Lawrenec’s orches­ er of Harvard University. 11f H**in Innli* ihiutllV fcwhjiTt In Varnish. Lacquer and (.’iiiiiii i J uilui "i Setnlacla (.'oust? h art's Wood yard. 9tb 4 Cy­ ound •h* nCtlMtl nf lit* \nl»r** in th*' 3 rooms: 1st floor. Back nf Palms t h a t thq tra ; 8:15, Cotintry Fiddle,•*; 9, It was only recently that F lorblii l ib ,. ........... Ihe w i l l or th* by Sanford, i’nlnt A I N’liinprii I It? pt imnry t«» h* bHil press. Phor.e 38C-M. iting Hotel. Apply 503 W. 3rd. i.v m oiT u lle VTiieis of Oainltiole June. Wrigley Review; 10, Little Sym­ police were utile tu 'deftnfttly { I w ill apprr*«l:ii»your ’Co,, t; l r. S tu art, Mgr. C o u n t ' . Ui Hie I •• iiioern tlc r r l m a r y Ntipiinrt, r e n r e ii f u 11 > Ughprove him g u i l t y o f f r a u d . phony. Id Jun n 5 th. 1 HJ A St. Large front room. Twin Iteds, Solid oak breakfast set: baby c a r­ cl c e l lit 11 III be lo* c . kr i i a N i *. Into .1 \ S NJ. HIIAltON. riage: sewing machine. Phono private bath. No children. Must G ovF nit t i i i : i.c iiis t. x t i i i i : wl. Faints, Groves, l u ll I II N STA III,I* have references. 112 Hughey. 917. S ii 11Jou t t»* i!i»* f»|ipi isiH’hito' I •iino* II reI i i e i i b ' -i ii to .ii lie,* m y rnlld ld n r ) 8•^»^l^, I'rlinjiiy, I •«iii"|iin*e ( Friday March 9.) Phone 731. [nr eoii-iiib b 1,,i the fo u r t h ills- iu\ rutk(ili(1fir*\ parfin th*' *4 28— Ra H i o \ I, let, -ob je ct <•> <be w i l l of 111.' Iti preert|lfi11 v«*n ue u m*'»uh«*r nf 8 — Cities Service hour, or­ BT PRINT SHOP , tg tJ v o t e r — lo Ho I > ■ loucru tle prlntur) Irmi|i 4 D iiorulimtf*1 • ph’iluw chestra and Vocal—WEAF WE* |wrricp m: any thing in CLEMENTS APTS. 012 I’ark Ave. pflO N B 579 for Repairs on nil of J um -w e c rr I uui imp will he up- imy ti^it rff*>n»» In helmJf ut Hie El WTIG WLIT VVRG WGR W* Furnished apt., w ater and g a r­ ii-nt«i>tm L A phone rail will get pen rile nf Hrmlunli* I Vi nil!( Th** makes nf Radios and Iliono- precto 11 d It. c illob) WILCOX. T h e p la c e .t o b u ild y o u r h o m e [ cryfnK herd nf il»e propliKl»*rl* CAE WTAM WWJ WSAI WE­ Phone 117-W. 9 Rail- age. Reasonable. Apply /♦pt. 1. graphs. If we don’t fix it, there iln Ih T n x l li’l k f , •*m|M’«*Iii II> • *-•!»ia% ITIlt CMNsTAIII.K BB. is no charge. Couch's, 108 S. Park ( h t i Of ioejil BOi'H, Tii I* Mi III Y I w ish i" a n n o u n c e my c a n d id a c y opin ion , run lu* e f f e c l n l 1101 Elm Ave. on Furnished apartm ent. 8:36 White Rock concert, for the " lb ........ constable, Hlatticl i*f|iilti\t>)e ill** I r lliu llon P your old walls "f (hi* Caruso, ot chest ru—WJZ W li/ Avenue. No. I, S< m lnole C ou n ty, s u b j e c t j o prrernt f i v e r e n t u HhoIIii* l.»\ IE NEW WALL PAINT Political A n n o u n c e m e n t WUAL WHAM KDKA' WLW th e w ill ", tbe w d e r s In th e U e i n d - ii in tin u iln* KliM*’ Iloml D# pr»i Jim in. PNG NEW AND BETKelioolii. D o n n ilr e nml r**irera l i e Pi lie.u ' of .lo n e 5. W J It KYW. 3 unfurnished roonts. 314 Elm Ave. F a i t t i i k i.i:« n a i.A T iin e: Ih uliirly 111** ('(iiifilli** 3iml t ' ii I***, I. A TATR. [FURTHER i NFORMAI hereby announce ml enndldary 9 — Anglo Persians, Orientif h o n o r e d iii iln* »)•• in»*i.8141ii» i PIIONE 23G-J OR 3 Rooms: Bath: Furnished. Ground for the I.iglsLture. aubjrcl to the pnonlwe | n iIhvb I u all lit* * imiity Instrumental—WJZ WBZ WBwill of tin* voters of *j«minol® am i ein erlenc** ilfiil I P'*-'***»’» l*» C0I.I.ER, SANFORD FOIl T N T rol.t.K .C TO R floor. Good location. $35, Call County. In tlic primary to be hetd AL WHAM KDKA WLW WJR I w i s h ,•> a n iio u n ee that t a m a :iivonipllnh licit *’11*1 II. W. PI’SAIUIAS'. Jr. •HI J u n e >. 19.8. . _ 831-J. c a n d i d a t e f"r r v -v le c tln n to 4b« KYW WHAS WSM WSB WUT it . M. LORD. o ' f l e * o f Ta» ("ollertor o f H«mlnWRVA WJAX. r o l l BUPKIII NTK.N IIIINT UK EilPG STORE—J’re- 3 Rooms: Bath: Furnished. Ground o l e C o u b I ) . sabjopt to t h e a c t io n F r ill n u ' N T V J i iKiH I’ t l l l l . i r I .H T H I T T III V *4 Anglo Persiuna, Orient­ nf i be v o t e r s In t b s r m m o c m l l e I>r igs, Imda. We are I h e r c b v iiiiiiiionce my c a n d i d a c y I am n <-i. nil I-In11* for iH-l-ell'to floor. Good liocatlon. $20. Call i m a r y to l»c held In June, al music—WEAF WKEI WTIG for i h e o f f i c e of C o u n t y J u d g e o f P rYout 1 r»ur plione. Coll 103. t" • • office nf rwperlntrmb-nt of support^wUt £ 831-J. S e m i n o t e C o u n t ? , l-'lorldii, s u b j e c t l.oblle instructing for S, m lnolt WJAIt WTAG WCSH WLIT Wi'<>oilly, aubject to (be I'MiturraU. |G BLOCKS—Irrigation 3 rooms nnd bath. Unfurnished. to th e net Ion "f th e t i - m n c m l l r P a rty on J u n e r.tli. My c a m I’rimary. Vout support Sill If n|>- ]{V WGY WGn WCAE WTAM N fa c ia l cement work. pa I p ll f o r lilt* o f f i c e Is lu th e b a n d s predated. WWJ. Ground floor. Good location. of my f i j e i o l - tliriioKliout t h i s c o n tax A sar.sson T W. LaWTHN. EgTrele Co. J. E. Ter- $20.00. Call B31-J. outice to Cie p e o p le ll—True Slorv Hour; inimical p o llu ty su'd ?i v Milieu th e s u p p o r t o f I kbeei iuelbn yo l euim C ou nty th at I a m a |Pt*K. 3r,| and Elm. * Fur t ’o u s la b l r . and v o t e s o f the p e o p le In Ihe c a n d i d a t e for tn* a s s e s s o r su b j e c t travelogue—WOR WGAU WNI hereby HOnoonce tin <■.,oilulae? Nicely furnished apartm ent* with c om l a g i ) e iiio c r u lle P r im a r y elec* tn t h e d e c is io n of t b s v o t e r s n AG WEAN WFBL WMAK WCInc (b e ofrle,' * if c o n st [Hill District If III* people s e e fit to e l s e ! fMFING The Roof Eve n n ic r u tlc P r i m a r y to be held t su b j e c t l o til*, w i l l Ilf lb, voters all modern conveniences. Phone lion. me to t h l - o f f i c e I w ill g i v e t h e m Hie J uDlie AO WJAS WADC WA1U WKnf t h i s t e a r . 1 h a v e l i v i d V Metal shingles 70. (’ail at 318 Palm etto Ave. a n e f f i c i e n t , e f f e c t i v e and c r o it o in lo . In lit O r a n g e un d Hcm ltmle c o u n t l r s "ii June 5. WGHP. |M»m i „ an,i galvinized K *. K IM -AW oi mini Ini"! rat Inn. ............. .. f o r 40 ) ears. I liaye s e r v e d us t(l—I'ulinoHw hour, oirhestr® S A J I F C L A. (I W IL K IN S O N . fT/ an,t" IL Cowftn. Oak Nice two room apartm ent In new county com m issioner on and off (Legal Notices) and vocal—WEAF WE El WTf o r 1 ! ) c n r s . t h a v e m a d e m y l i v ­ UhiM St. Phone 1 1 1 . home. Convenient. Cheap. 2181 ■ro t h f . v o t e ii * « f am tiN oi.H i n g r a is in g s t o c k nn d c it r u s fruit IG WJ AR WTAG WGSH WLIT POINTY. Palm etto. TltM A H i’ ltY D H l’AIITJI l.'.'T a n d farnilu*. 1 p r o p o s e t o let e v e r y 1 wish to announce Ibat 1 am a t a x p a y e r c a r r y Ine pror-orHonat • t i l ' F l l ’U vtF T i l l ' C tlM l’TKnl.I.MU *r- Signs of nil kinds. WRC WGY WGR WCAE WTcandidate for re-election to lbs of­ etiurc a x e s by v l e w l n g tb e pro­ O F T i l t : OOHHKNOV r r“ *'a''u Si Wall P aper 16— Houses For Rent A.M WWJ WSAI WGN WHAS fice of County Commissioner from p e r t y ople rtso n a lly . Your support W a sill nat on. I’ Idstrlct No. 1, subject lo lbs de­ w i l l be a p p r e c i a t e * | f _ WSM WSB WJAX. Deroniber i< ID-T of the voters In the DemitSix room house on brick road, lake rision Prlinitry WIIKftKAK. b> satlsfa. I.oi • '<lo be held nn June Teller [ires,Hit,ll lo I> 1,1 tltltl'l-lulled, e f iie Of nil kinds. . privileges. $15. per month. Also crutlr 51b, A- D. ID— 8. it baa been mam to uppem ib«i 1 S7P-W or 3302. C. E. |?OII S T A T E t . l « t l M . A T I I « i e DOLTON STRRLK. F R I D A Y , M A R C H 9. three room house— $8 . per month. ITIK 8 ANFOHD ATLANTIC NA­ 1 w i s h t« a n n o u n c e m y c a n d id a c y TIO NA L IIANK" III th. CITY of 491.5, W EAF New York. 610: f o r th o m a t s I d a s l a t u r # ( llr o u p Address “K", Herald Office. I t unit w ill a p p r e c ia t e s u m m i t In HANFORD In tbr Count? ••( AI5.M- 2:15, Parnassus Trio; 3:36, United FMH ( Ol’VrV PIIOIlKf I TINO INMT.K and Stair of FURtlDA lots f ''i,;i i r i n g , p i a n o 5 room house fum iahed. t h . p r l,nar y to b ^ b d d Ir l m ATTOIIN'KY Phom* lompllrd wllit all the ptnvlsbnia State* Marine band; 5, Hofbruu I hereby lake ibl* method of anI T fM 'yit- w i t h T7" y e a r s 805-W. of Ills Htatulea of the tolled nounclns my candidacy for Sintra, required lo b ! , "i'llpiled orchestra; 0, Mutual Savings hour; ban ford m u s i c store I'Olt C O N S /A III.K office nf*County Pioarcutlng Altarwith before an uasodatlon shall l" 7, Davis orchestra; 7:30, Happi­ I w i s h I" at.......luce t h a t I a m a nay, subject to the Democratic [oaop'f M claindor A r c a n d i d a t e for th e o f f i c e o f «"»o- autliorlx.d to eominrncu tin busi- ness Boy*; 8 , Cities Service hour; I'rimary. I will aiipreclale ; any 2 0 room houses $ 20 . month. 2 B1 2 . of llunkln*; support given nte by the preplf s t a b le . D istr ict N". 4, Sotnlpob. rinss The progressiva farmer no longer lacks Stores $15. per mo., rnrh. W. and NOW* TIIKltKFOBK t. J " Me it, Anglo Peniian*; 9:36, I at France assure them. If eleiTcd,, will C o u n t y . Ftnl'btn, sa id D i s t r i c t com - INTOH)I of tin i‘ur- orchestra; 10, Palmolive hoyr; 11, city conveniences, nor does h 9th St. Apply 805 Wj 9th S'. give lo the duties of th* office in) p r l s l n a R le ctlo n I'r sc ln rta No's. I , i-lie? , (III. I'omptrotlrr ^•nled Male belli,) C rt If > (Inn rut . ate under back-breaking conditii !. J 4 1". I' * IS ,..Subject I" ?.ry be*, services^ j; 4 hone 239. K. Ares. SANKOItn ATLANTIC NATH'S AJ, Ben Bemio. t b e Will <>( the v o t e r s lit 111* D e m o HANK" In .the CITY of 8 ANF"|ID Electricity tights his home and farm M o t i o n s - Y oung era l i e Frlmnr? to be h e ld on June 454.3, W JZ-N ew York, 660: 4, ................... sod in III* C o u n l y o f HK.IIN'iII.K sio l ,u ’ " , , . . . buildings, milks hit cows,' runs 5th A D IDS1*. •' F O i t T a x a § s i : « hmu /**>'■'! w o r k i n g s u n n y , 1 9 — Houses For Hale Y ou r support w ilt be apiiroelnti-d m a t e o f F I X t n t D A la a u th o rise d n >, A r r o w h e a d Inn o r c h g i t r a ; 6, M u l l s T wish to iHinmince my )unidldacy churns, pumps his water, controls conim erjee t h e bu st liras of Rank A m c rfc n w r i t e a t nrehi'stra; 7, Lombardy oivheatra; A D, I A r t i e ) HUITII for the office of Ta* Assessor of Irrigation, and does tasks that lu g ua prut bled In Heclbm K i d , Ssnilnnlc County, subject to lbs WofmaMon. South- Am7:30, Old Melodics and New; 8 , ■ole hu nd re d an d a l x ly o lio of tbr meant hard labor for many men. F o i l JI M l t r . O F l*K44*K will of the voters In the June “Tho Old Camphor Tires” (Griet R e v ise d MlatUtea of III,, t'lllles Bureau 14,600 Godfrey und LudloW; 8:30, White t liercli? K tin ounir m y rapdld u*) Hlnles. ■ Electricity has free# the farm from ex primary. • ^ c jf ITTRNDKN. Place). Persons who love Nature f o r r e - e le c t loll t«» t h e o f f Ice >•( Mich. In t e s t i m o n y w h e r e o f w lin e st Rock concert; 0, Wrigley Review; u s t i c e ,.f llic P eac e. D i s t r i c t N „ » cess "hands", and give* instead an ~ — — -------— appreciate thla old home with won- TO TI1K %OTKIl* (OF BKMIXOLK Jt In my han d a n d Heal ot o f f i c e tint *10, dinner for Sen. Honiuqat^ II, r In j held ib l* o t f l c e f o r nrarl? obedient, silent slave that make*) each DKG derful trees. Bfsldea- there art* t w o r e a r s 'u h lI t Hi* d i s t r i c t w as 1 tV hi NT V • K1IJHTI1 d ay ' ul COt NTV. slumber music. farm emplovee. thirteen times-more KMHKIt. D i l i. m e r g e d lo ll, Hie F o u r t h D is t r ic t > I . w i s h l o a n n u u M e th at 1 am a :nJ lo x n A x n u n n ? seventy-five large bearing o r a n g e , « 8 i :a u F > j e ffic ie n t. . •? . v .v o ir 4XZJS, WOtt Newark. 711); 2 :3 0 ,^ raniU<b,t« f o r ( s - « J « l t u n t*» t u * o t - f o r tbe tr »up|M,r( o n m y p r e v io u s ' : . . J , W'M cIN TO.TlL V ttiilPAN'Y 112 <t«*nnd grapefruit and tangerine tree*. f r e t Ju s tifie d tn a e k l n * HISS Voler* 'i*iii»(#l»!ir«ll*:r *r pfano,v tfpanfafi'•Songs; 6:15, Old Electricity on the farm ’ U2 ScCOnd ilra. Matthewa, «V7st Loogwood. itblfrlet *Nr«n' / "rrrortV'ns J*,?'.1 l he* I'urr^ni’y King Cole; 7, ensemble; New means success to the farmer r l s l o n - o f ' t h e Volara lu t h e Dem o, |, l e , l e e IU? beat e n d e a v o r s t o a ?• -bugfnen era l i e P r i m a r y t o ue In-lit on J u n e all t h e p eople a a q u a f s d e a l with IN TIIK C I U l T ’I'l 4’4 ill RT OF **BM- York university; 8, Choir Invisible; BUYER Jostle,, lo all and a l r t c t adh erence "nrty, . Also will > i^ : r eHOME INTfl.K Crtl NTY. FM III IDA. &tu. a , u t>:<. yfg ia cn . 0 , True Story Lour; 10, Don Voori s y o u r c h a n c e i4l(-OI * •v*" sr as II. It. Reck. T l a l n t i r r . ’ , ,h * - XP. W IfOVKI.L. hees band; 11:05, B yers' orchestra. ■to buy a real, d ote In, home, from 111 T IIK YOTHH* * F >8CMIX(kMi ■ - * jf|t* ■ 272.0, WPG A tlantic City, 1 1 0 0 : K4IH CillNTY BirilllINTBNDK.Nr owner, below today’a value. Rock AHT** 4 1 FAItMH. IN*’ . A Corp De­ .I**900*' p re fe rm l . 4*4llHITY. lip 1MTH.IC IMTHI'CTIO* 6:45, organ, concert .orchestra; 8 , le lid ant. t w tab »j a n n o u n c e H ist l a m a S*l ^ t x Go. An bond stucco, six big rooms and I n u l l l o utiuiiyiir* m y ram llilarr r a n d b l a t o f u r r e - e lr e lt a n to Hie o f TIIK HTATK O F PI.) 'f il l 'A In: • ’ V ^ a g e d by Sanfuni modem bath, built-ins, and ga^ flee o f f o u n t ? ' r o m m l a a l o n v r f r o m fu r ( h r Mffir* « f HumrHnUrulrnt *»* APT*)It P A I I U 8 IN C- A e o r t s .t * - studio program ; concert; 9:30, !■,ii.he i nui ruction of i$miinoi" Taffy Dili; 10:80, three dance D tm r tet N o. *. a u b jec t « »he deage. Two bfg.lotgfi.iiWi-fin* town, tlnn. « G ' 'livi,4cn,i Payer* Ml Ih® Will ®f *h® r ls lo n n f th e voter's i n *d® n e m oi -s i'oiitlfv, orchestras. - . * : -— — ii'itr limbs, flowera and ' ggrdens. et-*VrV'tii ijtp p r im a r y J u n r 8 . Y)tur OIIUKII n r I'l III.IPATIDN. J U lial l. an<1 Brr«Pt *‘2 e r a i l c . 1’r t i r a r y - » f ,«*d .heltl ' ^ o I » r lV n T fit!'' a ppre etSted. I ll le«>lfar mu.lo, t,. appear tn this £85.5, WBAL Baltimore, 1050: ’ ome ahd iag»lhts at 15M Doug­ wUbout bffald representative familiar with rates w classification will , complete information, i wish, they wilt assist .ording your wont ad it more effective. rm Section. Consult them regularly—to ..your advantage. A~ ‘ aid A,r T rtmcnt tn wlu,U- Radio Programs h it in. o. itov ltno. Loch Arbor De Forest Sariford Realty Cor .-V'T t n S S j^ r -o ERs Down on the Farm i Read, ct r e l i eraW< las Ave. < , Mb. A. D. **** KMANU EVANS- ^ *.' V y p i t i V* M A X W E L L ' f C ou rt that l u m m u n i ad respond- 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 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. Text Any textual data included in the document ************************************************ D.A.R. WILL MEET HERE NEXT YEAR FOR CONFERENCE Mrs. John Leonardi Elected First Vice Regent, Being Unanimous Choice For Place; Mrs. Watson Is Commended. Selection of Sanford for next year’s conference and the annual election of officers featured the closing session yesterday of the Florida Daughters of American Revolution meeting at Sarasota. The city was also honored by the organization in the election of Mrs. John Leonardi as first vice regent to serve for a term of two years. The election of Mrs. Leonardi to the second highest office in the state organization was in recognition of the splendid service which she has _________ed in other important capacities. She served for six years on the state board and was then elected registrar, an office which she filled for two years. This was followed by one term as recording secretary and for the past two years, Mrs. Leonardi has been state treasurer. Her election to first vice regent was unanimous. Mrs. Leonardi has been prominent in club activities for a number of years. She is at present serving as regent of the Sallie Harrison chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution. She is a former president of the Sanford Woman’s Club and of the Seminole County Federation of Woman’s Club. Bringing next year’s conference here is a signal honor for Sanford. Local members of the organization today expressed pleasure at having an opportunity to entertain the state convention. The Sarasota meeting was declared one of the most successful and enjoyable in the history of the Florida branch. The conference sent a message to Mrs. W. F. Watson extending regrets upon her inability to attend and expressing appreciation of her work in behalf the society. *********************************************** 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, March 09, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 09, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 09, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noopener">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" rel="noopener"><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 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Transcribed by Kim Marie Fischer Peters. Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e1833c8d3cdcde52eb8f6f17430a9a74.pdf 02025607fb7538f33a55e89da5e72660 PDF Text Text >• v n»< your newspaper abtfshed In Torw; Cloudy • tonight anil , fiun<! 'shower* in north and central J tiimv little change in temperature Flprlda’H h eart. h m c - ------------------- lio n .U s ! Member A u d it Hureau O f Circuit* .on* SANFORD FLORIDA. SATURDAY. MARCH 10. 1928 t .c a s e d W i r e I r J t e r n a t i o n a l N e w s S e r v i c e IB XIX. s - i s s n s n ARTS D M HoXtsholder Not To M ake _ Race For Re-election To DEPICTS QUEER, The Florida Legislature BILL TO ALTER RADIO SYSTEM DIZZY THEMES * * Setting at rest reports tluu he colleagues (lull lie would nM ask would lie candidate fo r re-cleft ion for refle c tio n . fl i? X >; 'I — The reason for Ids decision, the to the state legislature, Mayor K. Legislative Hotly Takes Under Mayor said, was prom pted by a Society Of Artists ProtrayR F. Ilousholder announced today Consideration Watson lllll Varied Assorrmea; o f l’ic- thnt he positively would n o t make 1 dc«dre to give more time to person­ al affairs. Since his election as I That Will Direct Nation’s tnres At Annual Exhibition tho race. Radio Broadcasting Method On Roof Of Waldorf Hold "I have licen approached by a mayor he snid be has found that number of citizens w ithin the pa t his duties were so numerous nnd T il few weeks relative to tny Inten­ so heavy thnt he could not find 1 tions, and I desire to s ta te public­ tune to serve in any other public 1 ly th a t, while I deeply appreciate rapacity. . 4 “ When I made up my mind a the interest of my friends ami the support they have tendered in III" year ago not to tun again it vva- Commission Wants To Divide Ntirrls-While. Proposal AbolPaint in^R Of Deal It Scenes At past, I 'h a v e definitely m ade up t •>«- ilc- purpose uf devoting most inking Congressional Short AJ Fanious Executions Among my mind not to be u candidate for of my time to my law practice," i Nation Into Five Zones For Equal Broadcast ingChances Sessions Is Unable lo t om* Those Allraeting Interest re-election.” the Mayor said, “ hilt w ith my elec- , —tmtmi 1'n-o-Tit irtls-M ap>ri IV v l Although Ids derision ha&_jiu,L li-'n a a iii:lvui_ 1 —fumul-timt—it-oo I d __ NEW YORK. AldnJu—nt- U q - been made public, the M ayor re­ , tail.sl eoic-nli'rahly more time, ami -• 'N .VSHINt. TttN, W ASHINGTON. Mar. 10. (IN S ) uor, women and death are favor­ vealed that his mind had lieon made ' effort tl.au 1 rc.ilir.cd. thus furnish- < l \ M . - 1 he n a tio n s radio broad- With the N orris-W hite proposed la s tin g sy-tem was plfici'd in the ite them es deputed in the l.HM) up for some time, in fa c t since be ' utg mhlcd h i .mu for not asxuiniui: Imlnnee today as the Hour*' took constitutional amendment to end ifpaintings hung on the walls ><( the fore (lie legislature m ljoumed la - 1 .Illy nth, e . onuihilitie.'i." PLYMOUTH, Muss., Mar. "Intui* duck” sessions of Comrro up the Watson Kill. | WASHINGTON. Mur. 10— i W aldorf Hoof at tin twelfth a n ­ June. In tbe closing days of D„ Afny • TTousiiolder said that lie t'roporoil originally., only to ex­ killed because it could n o t com ­ 10— (IN S)—Strictly observe nual exhibition of the Society of i session on flu*- occasion of lb,* tilt In- tirst duty was to th e city tend the lift' of tin* Federal K nlio mand n two-third* vote in the VS)—All financial ivcnrdu Independent A rtists whieh was j p r e s e n ta tio n ’of .- silver servire i" ami that with this in mind lie had Commission for one yVnr, the hill II. also, hacker* of the resolution ing the time-honored “W tho Rcptiltlinan National Dr. Ilichnrd Burton, one of tinl> opened to the puldii today. tin* speaker o f, th e house, Mayor devoted for the past "several Infs assumed wider proportions today declared thnt Hie fight men and children first" TO bmmittcc for lamptiigns up o u tsta n d in g lite ra ry men uf Du ” j It is a dizzy, fantastic display, Ilousholder said he made u short months two thirds of Ins time to through the Davis Amendment would he renewed in the n e x t se s­ of the sea. the hazardoU 192:5 were destroyed by , country, will lecture at the Wo­ ranging from the siddime to the address in which lie informed Id- nntiiicipal work. wliiclt direct* a wholesale re d istri­ sion of Congress. task of removing the 150 pas- ^ |o late Fred Upham. n ation -' m a n ’s (Tuh March I t . lie is also' ridiculous. “ Anything and every­ bution of broadcasting licenses. A fte r passing tho Senate a l ­ delivering a series of addresses sengers ■from fh'tC' "Boutoft t6 treasurer, on the eve of thing goes.” There is no critical Frankly .aimed - t o eliminate most unanimously, th e m e a su re under tlie attspiees of Itidlils t'olNew York liner Robert E.jury to reject and M'lect. Any a r ­ i scores of Motion* in New York, got 209 votes in the House to ini lc i;»2 l cnmpniKti G. Hipslege ut the W inter P ark _wtimuiT- tist who 'released **Tx dollars limy Chicago and oilier cities, propon­ against it, or 35 vote* shy of the Lee, stranded on Mary Amv, , his s e c r e ta r y te s tifie d eluli. ‘ • ents of tin' measure condemned two-third* necessary to submit a have two pictures shown, it is day at tho Senate incpiiry what they declared was an over­ | constitutional amendment to sta te Rocks, n mile and a .h a lf ofq*; reminiscent of am a te ur night nl a the Continontnl T ra d in g Y'nrtomet Point, moved forward, dose of jazz music in the country’s i legislatures. theater. Inqmny’s $1,080,000 liherty howl radio programs. I Tho recowl showed t h a t i t s with clock-tike precision tfata The eye is iiuiuedialely a r r e s t­ linde.f the amendment nf K e p .! Democrats and 89 Republicans v°t" noon. ’ - - tm lush fund.”. ed by it painting entitled The Coostgunnismen and naval m«n(i Davis (ID of Tennessee, milled t o. 1 ed for tho resolution, while 102 gin-hir kid.” ' A pair of shapely . „ . rile records for 1921 nnd enrly . | of tb e the bill bv the House Merchant i Republicans and 55 D emocrats am posing the m ajority |»4. tltpsley said, -were destroyed retniliine legs are roel.eil up on !t Forrest Luke And A. R. Ke>. Hull Will Begin Work Next th e ' m a jo r * ' w o re ' a g a in s t it. Two voted present rescuers, played Marine Committee, the Haiti Week On $ 1,200 Metal Sign .M;iv I'.fji!, a f t e r tJphiun died, table, upon which re-tf a large ( iiargedWithKmlieulement epic of old (and 17 members were paired o r n o t In I', the thrilling i I Commission would be forced At West Entrance To C ity: revelation hlocked e ffo rts hot tie labcIM "g in ” and an aift Aii(I Abstraction Of HtmL Cod Hay. ,' n, $700 Is Already font rihuted divide broadcasting licenses, sia , | the Senate Public Lands Conitr a y containing cigarette Initts A Of Seminole ( ’minty Bank Women with blanket* covering^*! tion pnwrr ami wav** lotigstH# <» Tho ' vote cllmuxed n fight which I d ie to learn what become of a lily' white hand holds a long-stem­ Plans for the i o n struction of i cpially among five '/ones in whieh has l*oen waged since 1921 to •.heir heads und shouldera w e r e .^ , Vooo Liberty Ilond fund given Ilousholder And Det’ottesO ff med glass and n smoking c ig a r­ Forrest I -ike nnd A. H. H e . the country is divided. In addi­ amend tho Constitution to nbolish assisted down the leo bidder* o f * This Afternoon To Attend £luim by Will II. Hays, who gt>‘ette. Thcte is n suspielous-look- Sanford bankers indirted in eon huge elect r ’e sign nt tbe west en- tion, the ennimi*'ion would have the erippleil steamship to tho • , Hearing Of Sanford’s Case; ! the short session, of Congress in tossing and pitching launches s n d •. |,mills from H a r r y K. Sinclair. ing fluid in the glass. A $'20 hill m et ion with the failure of lb , inm c ,-f Sanford, advertising t hi- j to tiring about an cipiiil division Hoggs To Accompany Them even-numbered years, in which xurfhnat* of the coastguard. T hasa;, Spslcy said he had never heal I it \ | lie cch-ry producing renter, I III I'ill'h /" ||e |H>cps from the young woninn's member* have been defeated til the small cruft had put up a’ d e s i t e * ^ ' Seminole County Hank in Am Tthe hoods until he read recent licit ll'ot'*' I "Investigation Imw Mayor K. K. Ilousholder and stocking. placed on 11 •> a ,. nummnei'il tislay by I -I poll* still serve. ( jsspaper. stories. list. 1927, will In ate struggle, first in riding tho| per cent " f 1 h,e stations' “ Death pictures'* assail tin* eye I'.dl. w ho ha ohtllined the at'pr.o ! i ban To abolish this session it was brenkrr* and then in navlgntln®. r ,\II "in hooks for the, earn- City Attorney George A. Dcl'ottc* in I h e . circir in two Momlav m m ning *pnvvei i. cOMi'enl rail'd on all sides. One archaic canvas feu that closed In 1022 were j left Sanford this afternoon for ,,| ;,,,<| npport "f the < hnnibci of /ones, im hiding N, vv Y'ork and necessary to change the dale of the heavy roll of tho waves, to Inauguration. The reach the side of the Robert E* i ' It toyed ill 1921." said llipsley. j New Volk, where the case »f 'In portrays a dead man hanging from ,.,,1111 for Seminole County. Th< • moieiee and lias * w ii,c l nmc,"F.xerv Presidential l liieago," : ind I tav i a lamp Host. A nother pictures the . two met! fare l u lu a i pmseeutio Norris-W hite m easures before the convention iviis in .lane nnd m the U-e. ill loll i hnt,i ilia,i $7iiu a, , oiitrihntioiis I,,wind lllgll |tow i re,I House sent Congress into session hooks were destroyed shortly j City of Sanford ngninst the Chase execution of Sacco and \n u z e lli. I ,-iglit mouths a f te r the Wedged on u sunken reef, v. I,a cd* of ll........nil" in Olopol S . National Hank will he resumed on | -p They are sltowii shuffling down a , tiiii.l >.| Sl.-.'ill, will, w ho I, to dc foie that, . , Inscil its .n.ofs and tu'itrly *"* u* Mary Ann Rock*, ■' o lig r l*'*l * * lite l • on Jan. 1 anil made the date of known "While a t hmg, dark corridor with the figure Presidential Inauguration on Jan. mile and u half off Manontet rite jicrim ■yTorred to by 11ips- Tuesday morning in the l nited ' t \ ,Apl-l-;.e ,,,*.,e st.itnnithan *a't t li.iVe got ,,f i hrist hovering over them. a | ....... they w e e f ir s t „ wn» oti< in which the Demo- States district court T he ,iart\ Point, the Robert E. L*e w»» I he sign •• ill be all metal amt , upv 11* • a n . the South, far we t 2 1 . Its Well' .ceking to make lie* will he joined ut Jacksonville b* priest following, n prayer hook in dieted. pounded all night by a r a g i n g , , f it gland life ilenicd ll*in led ii Id, I,ding Mil,.Is ll Will ..ml N, v v no u' ,| hankers nre srlied It lan ien II. Ifoggs, special eoiinsi I hand, and sisters kneeling in pray Mamliil- ;i. national issue. logli and In to t'c* Ice, h u g I IM . I ,■ In t o i high sea. ’* ii­ revelulion** i employed by tin* City Cominlsti >a e r m the foreground. idol to lie tried fir--l on an it 1, 11,1 will lie plioed oil tile UoilliWcsl lowed it" Senate S. O. S. calls b ro u g h t the coast .; We do not want I" obligate but Teapoti I'.,me. The electric c h a ir makes an a r ­ jjunrd c u tte r T u i c i r o r t w ro ii d„ to ,.i d u n g in g them w ith et • coi nci at til** nit* I'M'* tloll ot we t the t ig stations" or do away with I tn assist the City A ttorney. •The i ci ill for 19*20, 1918 and tistic debut in a portrait by James liez/lemenl amt r,h*trnftion > M - s j a r h u t a U s - i U y from h s r *1*$..?:, F irst Street w lit the H eljind high­ , levin hroadcusting. llot theie uio In' its suit against the 'innkim; |(i w n e destroyed a t the e»»nrrr* » K ' * - ffoi, a t Cap* A on, th« . s a lv a g a . ; Montgomery F la g g entitled P uk 'Iiiisi* of the Kusti* way. Within the rectangular s p a .. i( let ef people III the country who ," Miid llipslc'y. "W hen Up- institution, the City seeks to ie- " F a th e r forgive t h e m " It d e ­ |,link funds it, the Mini of ♦■I.00"- ,v.11 |,;. an elliptical lioider of (*<• v ,mt to b e a r their local vveiilhei Region, ■cini-w eekly ne•wspaper ,,hlp i.«nicon from the grave o f th«i. hi ilci ided he w usn’t going to gain possession of $7-10,090 ill picts Christ entering in a flood of | ',id, , the count they are chilli 1ml lad,I . to- (jo o k m submarine S-4 of Pirov-v , m b' me lb - m ■►•age. , ,.,,1-t lo al ........ he- ami chureli ,.f t o ti * xv,is nnnouiu'c d on lr. who (Continued on page 2) f lb piibhi an tr e a s u r e r any more, lliunicipal bonds, alleged to he light ns the strapped, masked fig- with taking 11 "in the bant ,I:,V hv R..I..-I I -I Holly -lr. wh« i„„ ,. awell a he v.u f hand' who'll Saiilord w , tie to giv** to •i .Hi,yed all his hooks. There illegally held, and also asks tha t i ure stiffens in the chair. Warden, the d a \ Of Its fniltire n numlH't ol u,i: lie c in e ii < editor, and pub Im vv Yolk ami Chicago." In l„ ||s the dl'noniinutlons of $o'* P« »"P '*» • , exception—the caul in­ 11 he court declare $r»90,000 H. p. »'oiler I I n ol \.vv York. I, ,|„.r (I,, deal vv.,* consummated attendant priest and the w itness­ ami x Ioo lie ides tlii* indictment, | ’ I ,, the Wo, Id * lit • at* d t el, i v -lem, he turned tha t over Icertificates of inilelitedness lie de­ II , , week ,,iml the P«l**r will clined null and void m- clalm i es *lcp hack ill am azem ent. “ Thin, tli*. tw.. iiieti are f a r in g rhnrgen .C enter" will be 11 f .l l line •'f t he „ defender of the log station . (Continued on |>uge 2 ) „•* fiisl is*u.' under the | ill'll.lie,I the f.trim c ill Iowa wont! ! against the municipiility. All of •ball n"t kill," is the title of a pnf. ,.ii II ,,• her tru e hills returned will he nuide m This phi a new management <*u next lucs(Colitlini d mi page 2) 1 the ms u n tie s ati> alVi'od t " be (Cantimied "ii page *2 ) , CROSS CITY’, Mur. 10—F o r the , »l leceiith l*\ II -pecial term * i tli" 1 1, i» i d I*11• I • r i g ' llll'll," II ll*'igl*t •hiv . held liy tile bank ns collateral anil ,n t lie shad, i green Kle*'tre |! Tn>l**r *>ml 11 ’• •Virol time .n hi* life Gov. John YV. I f..i hums made to the ih ftiuct lig h t' will he pla ,| tiark of <'io h ||..ltv f r . will l«' conn*'<ted with Martin entered this remote cv/unty will be pr«- i.l. d Seminole Count** W. at,ford” ut w hite let tel I to wm *1' Die | ip* * as as-ociate editors. U- of Florida toduy nnd will siieak DeWitt T. tirav *,r Si vi ral weeks ago the I ity ol'\ it'll.' J r . will move to Fustm here tonight. The cxccutlvo found WASHIN'tM'ON’. Mar. I" Jin k **nv die, assigned l*« '*y opal t *• letters I ' ,m ties lit height temN’Si President <*oo|idue today ,taim 'd an injunction nnlei I c i ,,,*,• John W. M a rtm upon will he placed n o t and this will lie I u it Inn tl"' next f« w day* t*> D jile County eagerly awaiting, completion of the Gulf Coast H igh­ ned the Alien Property ‘Hill, I porarily restraining the ch a se tl„ ,l|',piiilificntion of .In*I •* YYa l­ followed by a line. ” I he f i t v S u b ­ III, ike Ins home. way, the firbt th n m g h road In to r"* e men sure thus becomes law. It National Hank from disposing of I.,., w W right. T he pr**-*-« ution sta n tia l” Ut I'* toll lite r s i'f nlthe county front Cross City. Gov­ WITHDRAW S FROM RACK II ics.m e to Herman owners any nl the bonds. When tho case lltlge. w.l’ !* * • handled by Stat*’' Y, , **rTl„. annual church •• nsUs. spot* I toil rites for .1 . I). Ilmsl, prniuilt ernor Martin announced he will re­ llimis of ilo’lars wijrth of prop- 1 is iL-Mimeil *m Tuesday, the court my Millard It. Smith. as'i-t*<l hv |te!nw lhe.se tilt, e lilies Will be .1 M INNEAPOLIS, Mar. 10— tu rn^ to^ Tallahassee __________ _____ f a t the par-, ty seized during, w ar time, and i is expected to decide w hether the etil Sanford man who died siidilctt 1 1 . I.. Fohisinski nf l’cifii* <*la atfl lighted arrow 'Jo feet long and sor.'.l by ll"' Sanford Ministerial temporary ic»training order shall l> Tuesday n'.ght nt the Orange A'sociation, will I* * ; undertaken t** m i ,(. 22 j j elect icchr e< in,ms. * *>•■ sign *s"i .v s ,,i ...... .................... ( IN S t \\ ill in in I • *— n — ^ M t i t y b i i i u l meet "R, planlt tie millions nf dollar* worth ol I.,n I.. Farris <tf Jaeksotivill", both In, having bulb*. Tbe veek -peak lit tho evenings : ..... t - ^ U . b a - ^ ^ t - t W - r o n r Mm HllUlimm I" »■■■t It I .....MTTCTir yvAri* ..........of ne x t we im. of American* who suffered |,«, continued. In addition th e de ­ (icnurnl Hospital in Orlamlo f**l | icgurdcd as anioiig th e m»st yigform ­ in counties udjoining Tullnhassee. J mage- ol (ienniih h a n d ' prior fendant banking corpnridion i- lowing an operntiiin. were llfl«l *“rnTtnr_m f i u n n r _prn4rPtn,*i' m HTT "most iittriii'l've in ih*' ................I sta te uml ded.'- n o’clock, according to an n n - 1,,„hli, an Committeeman, |llny uuerowoo from im iu m o j .la te . Heading the defetii.e n*tinsel ........... „,d«v tiroup* repre- „ | | v withdrew today from the ra m He addressed Inst night more than thee nFirst '■in ent r y _infix—(hu—w*w------------ tkk|»U4iUi«i-t*»»fibi-u*c-OWeWe«i—to-Hr-s . r ,rilljiy"nfTernoon ci,Icily different li**m any other in Miielnnery we* put in motion nl ! bill if romplaitii which they •'•«>’ I liitplUl Church. In te rm e n t follow 'will he Tom 1 ’nlnicr, prominent this, section „f Fh'iola. YVoik l* cxtwo hundred people in the ' C o u r ^ Die ground* t h a t ' hi* candidacy House ut Mayo, said to bo al the l.nke View Cemetery Cemetery. ! | JIIII|IU attorney, who will he ns- pected l<* he stall* *1 •Ir.asurv D epartm ent today .filed >” "te Un»e t g o I cd at take the field shortly " H e r D > < J early wn* causing dissem ion in the Mate la rg e st political uudiencos ever) The service*, .(brief and simple, I sj , | l;d |,y several membeis of his next week nnd the 1**1* is scheduled morning services and expect i * eai i v out' the provision* of the | Mule,one of the case is watched ' Republican rank*. Senator Brook* (he including F- T. Simile*', Mr. for (■•Miipletion wit tun a mouth. Mr (omplcte their work within »"'• n supporting llorhe.rt Hoover foi gathered under one ro°f . INciv e ffort to expedite th e ! with considerable interest to t i n ' wete hi charge of Dr. F. D. King. •uat of L afayette Couiity. „f claim* will lie in made. City. Confident.* has been ex|tres- pa .lor, who was assixled liy Dr. H. I |t,ckersou and I’nul l.ake, ami 11. Boll will lie in charge *>f the work hours. Die Presidential nomination. d by all ttf the t Ity official* tha t ! 11 tirav ami <’. E.f’nrne*. of filers , White *>f Sanford ami William loosamls of inquiries a* to Iliose in clinrge of D" campaign Many **f the leading f erns uml lh " municipality will win Its cause F A T H E R AND SONS D IE ,kc ol West Pain* Beach. ol tinIt.i|>t st Mission It,mi,I uml I. hen , hecks will he mailed arc M o l HER GIVES L I F E I liiihine** houses ,*f the city have request citizen* and visitor* ■" Hiring into the T re a su ry daily, ami that the court will overrule el,»e friends of the deceased. , i.urt ,s scheduled I** convene ui eontrihuted to D*. dgiiboard fund r* main a t home during these hour, .-(IN S ) PH IL A D E L PH IA , March. 10 — ; » am, of under $1110,009 will It*' I he hank ill any of its contention*. | |t.,th Dr. Gray und Mr. Carnes cx- 1 *, lock.. The work of summon­ Among those win* have donated in order thut the census may NEW YORK. March Ilk her l i f e ' ( I N S ), -—A• .......... fnther und Although tin' taking <*f tenli- I jir,I'sseil a personal appreciation **f ing a venire i* expected t *• follow Mr* Anna lUinu gave ucr *••« ( . . . w . aIlia .tw0 . till it, full as soon a* check* can a re : American ! " " • Growers inude us c oinpblc us possible. to son* son* were were bunted burned to" Jdeath i . ,„lv ....... .. in a vain a tteL'liilit m p t to ' l l h and * ‘ pi, pared. Those foi $1110,0011 hi,,liy is tiol scheduled t" gel u n ­ i the work of Mr. Iloisl in lichulf the short !y ttu-ri after. Select ion of u There ure u number of new resi­ Chase A- Con,puny. 1 *>’ " f h e mx months’ old baby ; third son was i «! over will have IIOO.uiio a* I In­ der way "it Tuesday, it i* expert- ehtuvli, while Dr. King eulogized jury u* scheduled to lake soma ford, Rininiillal A \nil*T*on. 8 an dents, it was pointed out, who have ........ Dames that spread from u when fire swept thelr S o u th -I nU id Itt follow shortly thereafter. h m in a touching tribute. time, while actual trial of the ease ford Auto Coinpanv. Title G u a r ­ itial payment. not signified th e ir iiitentipns **l The officials left here with lh, Tho * \ " " ,v " fpw a n ty and Members of the c hurch choir i*V expelled .......... . Mortgage * onipany, a ffilia tin g with the churches us yet kitchen stove in their home In re. j adclphiu hvm c t o j y expressed purpose, they *aid, < *f .... . |.', ,nk J r died in the arc : Lorenzo Cambria, 3B. a groe I.KVINK DF.I'AUTS under the supervision of Mrs. A. days. F irst National Rank, Y\il'*-n A nnd tile religious census will d>* pushing the m a tte r t*» an early M. Phillips sang two hymns u» fir,, a m i' Mrs. Rc'ina succumbed in ' er, nnd his two sons, SulvWlore, Ilrcause of the intense interest Toomer. Yowell Conqiuny, I hirid i much toward obtaining the ir mein completion. | and Angelo 7. ............. ^ part of the cervices. "Abide With locally ill *1'** ease, the trial is Vegetable Corp*»ralion, Snnfor.1 liership* in some church in S a n ­ ., ........ tub WEST PALM I1 E A C II. Fla , While Mayor l!ou*hnldc-’.i pre*| __________ ^ expected to a ttra c t „ court mom Me" was first rendered, followed m 10 - ( I N S ) —Charles A. l-« Drug Company, Crown l’“ l"'r ittoiney * by “ Safe in the A rm s of .lesus." full of spectator*. Development* Ciiinpnny, C. K 'I ' y.Tit f.u Set ford. Those living here, who are if, iran*.A tlantic flyer, hopped cnee was requerten hj memlier* of *liurche# elsewhere, f nt 2 1*. M„ today for St. IV'.- for the City, he wtid tmlay hi* Honorary pallbearers included in the grand jury inve*tigntinn l.nurd Oil Coinpanv. G. A. Speer will bo usked tu put th e ir curds in principal mission w'oul I be for and subsequent indictment of •Iiurg. the next slop on h i . and son, YV. S. l eak San -lua" the church of their choice here. <\ IJ. l-andis und Mr. Mlcklcr of turn flight from Havana, Cuba the purpose of eon “.'I r*MT wltyi Del.umi, H arry N. Dickson of Or- | j,k e uml Key have Ih c f*.Ilowe I G a ra ge nnd The Sanford Herald. Tho religious census, It is d e ­ • was accompanied by Miss (iiithain hand houses relative to le,nl** and A. P. Donnelly and Alex­ t»y the general public with close A* its contribution, the Chninl*er clared, ulso bring* nil the new shel Hull, his passenger, and f u rth e r plan* for refinancing of ander Vuuglm of Sanford. Active attention. of Commerce hu* ngrecil t" pay municipal obligation*. Mr. Fahislnskl was the first of for the cost nf lighting and main- residents into « closer relation­ ilhier S tultr, pilot. paIIhearers w ere: R. F. Cooper, A* the climax of u tempest th a t the perm it bo refused. In his petition. H i ! * said h* j Boston Steele, Judge J . O. Sharon, the attorneys to arrive <»n the tennnee of the l- m .l m a sum nut ship with the religious and civic Dint has been brew ing for several life o f Sanford nnd makes the asked for a perm it on o r b e f o r e , , John D. Jinkins, Dr. J. T. Denton, scene. A ccom panied,by Mrs. Fnh- to exceed $599 ainmully. v.eekz, I he City of Snnfunl (*Mlay newcomers feel th a t thoy are found itself d e f e n d a n t in man- Feb. 27 and th a t his request had It. If. Berg, W. C. D e fo u rse y uml isinski and d a u g h te r, he arrived here Inst night. Mr. Farris is e x ­ not lielng neglected. dnnius procx'isUng* instituted by been refused. Subsequent!* on or F. P. Jtinrs. before March * he ren^Wcd his pected this .afternoon while de ­ A. \V. Ilurz, who seek* to erect a The deceased is survived by J,is fense lawyers u r e scheduled In quest with tho same rasolL Tl filling Hlution ut Park Avenue w ’dow, three sisters, Mrs. Louis plaintiff contends th a t, althougl nut in th le r nppearnnre tomorrow nml Eleventh Street. Besides tho Fincher of W est Point, (in., and City. (J. P. Paxton, building tn- the Commission purported to p o f A program of motion picture*| thnt the m ajority of peopl p refer Mrs. Francis O’Connor and Miss Mr. Smith, who lives in Titusville, By A. J. Hnnnn an ordinunco on Feb. 29 prevent . will probably not arrive uhtil and o th e r eiilertniamenls will !«’ s Ia r t or, nnd F. S. Lamiu.n, city u real story strikes a responsive Literal y Florida this week welMumie Hood of Orlando; two lag him from securing th e pormit. Monday morning. clerk, were mudu parlies tot tho given at the l-«kc Commun­ 1M'» Dr. Richard Burton us he cord everywhere. brothers, M. II. mid Cordon Hood M EM PH IS, Tenn., March l» It was not signed no r seated "In urt and letters, even us in of Macon, (Ju„ and G udsder, Ala., ity House next Moinluy mgld u n ­ ( I N 8 ) _Taps will be sounded for action. ivis from Columbia University March 3 when ho renewed his T hrough Its attorney, George d e r the supervision of *’• $*• M“ 'f ‘’> William Patrick A Ingham Andrew, /•mi his a u th o r friends and society am! hum an thinking, the nnd a nephew. Claud M ention. quest, and therefore inopcretil accretary o f the Seminole County 12,. British soldier, whose body A. DoCottes, the City has accept­ as a g a in st him. . ni.risls of ndm irers who. are present i* a tim e of transition, . challenge, violent discussion, the ed service in the rase, which wBI Y . M: C. A. No ndmission will I*' was found beaten to d eath in u Aing forw ard with the keenest The pluintiff f u r th e r contends; POLICE SEEK NEGRO I c nirtd before Judge Wttllncii W . charged aqd the public i* rordlnl- \ m c l y cat,in in A iknnaas, and tiiination to it duplication Of tra n sv a lu in g of u!l values, in • W r'ght mi the morning of March thnt the ordiiuvnce in question *t the m ujority of |>eople p re fe r Nietzsche’s phrase. Every view, ly in v ilu l to attend. will be laid to rest w ith full milt“ Why Al Sm ith Should N'»l Be L Dick- has no legal effect and is a s MEMPHIS, T e n t., March. 10.— nnd .convention is **• . 19. The firm ....... of Dickinson . lectures a t Kollin* College, i n . tradition, . ............. tnry honor** Iutv tum orrow . Nominated’’ will be the '" b jc c t of. , iusou i»f .OrUutdu W repreaentinr; rule.uf conduct nuU a a d void. ._ declares thi* eminent ( I N S ) — Police throughout tlic nfortl and in oth e r part* of Flor- 1 suulted, Com m enting today, Mayor E. TltlU T Y PFUtlSH . X m ilitary fu n e r a l will be >hiji iv short talk which Dr. F••Ring, ... South have been asked lo look for ’ », yhlch he has .brought about critic. Houshubler said the Commisslc ’ fuct^d b y ’ the'"Afuerfran' f*gion nt H arr. pastor of tlva F ir s t Bapii t Church, No rlm yactcr deemed w o rth y j ||D_n i who late yajitcrday stole hi» previous vlait*. He will acted ~ in~ hn e -f f o r"t v to RIO DE JA N EIRO . Majxlu l(l^ ( 0 ^ 1 0 " the bufld- had — ------l pi ■ in safe *a-! IlutA,ni,bile aiNd ll.tHV) worth of will make as n prelude to his S u n ­ — ( I N S ) —T hirty person* were re­ Memphis uml Andrew- will U* ,,lM ante- here a t th o 'W om an’s Club by the farmer estlmnR day evening message, a * '" d in g to day” say* Dr. Burton. “ I-ast, sea pa* cluthing from Y'illinm Butler, :o the filling station being «t 1 March H. ported killed and id least 299 in­ Hne nf itif. reasons for "Dickey" son n work a ppealed in which the nurnager of a lu*t,'l a t Jacksonville, ail announcement today. ed. "W e Invited N r. ll» r» to F ro n t of “P ' f ’rr ornnre ri where be jured when u landslide from Governor Smith as un anti-pro• • ........... . |||«I|IIISVM »*»»»»••• (he case into court, b u t a " U i JitonV widespread popularity a tte m p t vvns made to dethrone Fin. Touring to his old home nt D fi'“ ril vitiation ef' city ordinance*, peak o f •’Monte Serial." a high U e v r n fighting n edel*. him th a t we would do everyt*-' D y .r ^ .u r g , Trail., Butler picked hihitiouist and follaw. r **f T a m ­ mountain a t Santos, d nmli he i if two ntutes nr** zean'hiiu^ J" 1 4' ’Vlegunt. indecency" of c u rre n t thut 1Ut It ee n lu ry literary sidcrublc |*n*t* 11 from l u r k A v Stevenson. The up a weary negro pedestrian ( vvlm many will l*e touched upon by d"*' to the fnct thnt lie decries Robert ’ *I oliis 'ii* slayers. Effort* t" locate bi- nue residents b vvid to have been in ou r power to uphold our f,» h lilding* ju that <dy Sant**:, hrature. H,, claim* th a t the Puritan, whose inherited qualities Mt.de hi* ear nnd clothing when Dr. King, who believes ih* 'e in- ( I* on the Atlantic Coast, ’25 mllea rclatlvits back In England J»uvo tlon," t h * ‘Mayor said. filed with the Commlsjlvn u:U t'g done bo much fo* Ainrnc## Butler stopped '•sell, tiN-iul of lite r a tu r e tow ard --- 'VI w| -T----- -- | *have , n| Covington, flueiue i rentier him unfit for the j froth Sno Paulo. 'been futile. *• '" Ig a rily , glooin nnd despnjr , i* nsrailed by a n hlstoriun, while Ttnn., for a »huv* und bath, I presidency. (Coutm ued on page 2 ) Ddy temporary. Ills asse rP n u I leclar^s All Reports F0f Financial Condi­ tion Oi Republicans Already Destroyed Strives AMENDMENT FOR Coastguard Remove Passer Stricken ABOLISHING LAME From As High Seas Po Plan To Eliminate Scores Of Stations DUCK TERM FAILS “Women First” Is “Everything” (Iocs At Uncensored Showing jcvelation Balks [Tracing Of Bonds Rule Adhered T v l falsh Scores W itness Ill-Fated Liner Wai One Time In Serv__. OfClydeLineAgenti For Not Disclosing! Furtberlniormatuiir TWO BANKERS TO LARGE ELECTRIC FACE TRIAL HERE SIGN WILL POINT MONDAY MORNING WAY TO SANFORD BANK SUIT WILL REOPEN TUESDAY IN GOTHAM COURT iJ R. J. Holly Jr* Buys Eustis Newspaper Governor Addresses Cross City Audience rruHideni Coolidtfe Sibils Property Hill (’hurch Census To lie Conducted Here Sunday Afternoon IFuneral Rites For “T,1. J. D. Hood Are Held 1 1 ' Friday Afternoon ....'......... .. .... ......*... .. °n Ilarz Files Mandamus Proceedings Against City In Gas Station Casa •r. Richard Burton; Author-Lecturer, To Speak At Woman’s Club March 14 Y. M. C.A.SecretaryTo Give Entertainment Legion To Pay Tribute To Murdered Tommy I)r. Kinpr To Speak AKain On Al Smith « •yteryr sr 5:“.;. if," » ••• ;• ji', 1 J■ M • f I 1 ’• * !' ' •f i r ’ r tf l- 1 ...*... >.,««*.«?^.rss'.rsss. - v �T m ' BM — r ~ —*- Ci Inlu o AH Sa , I F r o m N . Y. :iy EfeutHuntlar LO That nuton i< ntr imrei ItiR » Sir } distln *5 Tei from the Ham, ntio fum ijmki ’ t'int 3 1 i , 1" ” Have i Mcrir teiim f f rod all cl 1921 ytar I Tl tvwnl dorit tfnnsl • | peurs the <tnt» wide! porti In PI r •’l l n d ll. WnoW sence tain is du J of If i "Pi rentii ^achic '{ng. < iod n Punji conce when and f cidi ours.’ , DasJb t , Wilfek • .• N*ws Settle* IURQ. HU. Mar. 9. At lilac ' time in the oljl *o«n ahd.» goodly crowd aka, also a goodly aroma w ain’l mrdtt spirits of fflg Alcohol.* No, no, Arbnthi;jtcru hknre the wroag dressing. ne Wo wont, la permeated k.ftlAiiit b u t’ intriguing actnt d|V* eat viola*. TIMets for * I think the tuiying U, . 1 wish to announce on >Boat of authority that today l«gm .obtained waiver* ttn and, Pythias, Xba BravinilmuUd, intended to ra­ [them with.a couple of new K it i« the tam e Rogers ' who- struck Up such ink congenial friendships with i JRlckey and S«m Breadon «fc Louis and with Charley flV'New York. But that w ith which Jack Boston manager, hlracUf slightly. As f ir i l concerned, Hornsby is the t tnan he Iyer ' handled, ’antetoahlo, a great bustinspires every one with to win and altogether an «• Forres man. ' 'aits wHl tog to tny a bet that is hustling more than tiai* fit tha game,*’ Stat•'TeouW nt ask for n botHWi I got When he was to lb*-' Erevan.' Why he ad much that the. tost of lh V j b .t c .n t , help but follow W.!>; .. ft AVt ask what happened In IxHiis. In'fart, I ifdnr ori^ oorr 8(t, iiuuihi *- *1y h Is 'the best ,’t eerie. ’* Hornsby •CHICAGO. HI.. Mur. 9— (IN S ) .A fe like each t A tt» r MfodM.AYe — When the Chicago White Sox t H W 'the' limit to . . the 'fie ld here April 11 ,'T.Wouldn't trade him bnck , tM *‘ against Cleveland in the opening IWnts how for h alf of Mcgam e of tho season Chicago fans • lll-tt u i-. " will ce n te r th e ir a ttention <>u two ijppcAlTi, the stormy pet- w earers of the white hose. ppger is on the wing or Qne will he the revamped m an­ (he rArns a . little humming ager, Ray Schalk nnd the other Il'nnT ttme ond nobody found ^iSRQllve met Jack'Slattery. Chnlmbr W. Cissell ,11 purchased “ * ’Hatter,‘Lgained.thc im- from th e Portland club of the Pacific const league at a fancy R if^ e w ill hum .with you, v,1trint,wa/ or storm with flgv« re. He is heralded as n senl a s ’- unconcernedly. He Rational short-stop. Schalk, a f te r nn unsatisfactory i | rightMn .th e eye, this y ear ns m unager in 1927, is g e t­ S n d 'l don't think he cures | ting u final fling as director of ^whether you like him'or E K aKr“‘w I.AK) £ngtiw i.cultlv t ' seemed) safer, so I decided the W hite Hose. Anxious to make good nnd criticised for his easy rso, he think* the Braves way* in the pant, Schalk is said tier bet for 1928, and he this season to be determined to reasotta for so feeling. tuke a Simon Degree role nnd on& is thot the left field strict discipline will m ark his .'Hoxton will be *79 feet and 1928 reign. Full obedience to nil rules will t field fence 30 feet nearer l»e demanded by Mnnnger Schalk this year. Maybe this like a lot qf herringbone to thiH season und he is reported lo op a Umb' but Slattery wan have warned some of the players the "straight man" when they will he instantly dismissed It. H» figures that a club for the slightest infraction of re g ­ , Mrt In 77 games under ulations. Cissell, 24 years old nnd u resi­ conditions osh't help but hit dent of St. Louis, had a hutting ?t)ian it did. posing outfielders used to average of 323 and u fielding a v ­ AgAl&at the fences a t Braves erage of 924 last your with P o rt­ d and gather in tho long ones." land. He is five feet nine inches In height and weighs Hit) pounds. declared. "These wIR be home The- Sox will leave th e ir tr a in ­ no* nnd tho Bfavee will get ing camp ut Shreveport, Ij i „ on thka their share of them, March 111. En route home the Sox h Hornsby, we figure to will play exhibition games in Fort more punch, anyhow, Worth, Wichitu Falls and Dullus, icr thing, wait until you T^xas, _ Me nipliu, -he-doer wlth*oor-)nrirHI Springfield, III. Thevenow had u ' g re a t iyi(lg beside Rogers and 't fone so well since he left.' kson did the seme last year. iW : Ji! PLANS FGR I 928 etire .. . A fter Seven P>fay Southern California, who play on the same date.' The following S a tu rd a y W a sh ­ ington Stnte will play California at Berkeley. This gam e will be an in­ novation for the fans in these parts, as ordinarily these two teams do not meet. One of the " n a tu r a ls " will he played on Oct. 20 , when the T ro ­ jans of Southern California jo u r ­ neys to Berkeley to play California. Inasmuch as the brilliant Drury will not he with Southern Cullfornia next year, and with the Bears showing signs Inst year of develop­ ing into n first class aggregation, California riwiters fig u re th n t the Sons of T roy are duo to take one o>\ the jil> in this purticulur game. W h ile 'th e bids from Southern California and N orthern California are battling a t Berkeley, Washington and Oregon will he settling scores at Portland. Two weeks lutey W urncr's S ta n ­ ford team will meet Howurd Jones' T rojans at lais Angeles. This probably will he one of the o u t­ standing contests of the season on the Coust, ns the two teams split honors in the Pacific Coust confer­ ence Inst year. To Invude Northwest California will invade the N o rth ­ west on Nov. 10, to paly Ilagshaw's Huskies. The following week th<* Huskies will come into California, to meet Stanford ut Palo Alto. A week litter California and Stanford will settle th e ir annual differences nt Berkeley. John Publie, as usual, will "see" this one Viu the radio, for this game is in the nature of n closed corporation. Members of the student bodies uud the nlumni have first cull on tickets for this game, which precludes U|c possibility of many outsiders hornmg in. -Xl»a-first- inletseetinnal g n m r of the season, will lie played e ither ut Corvalllj or Portland, with New Distance Runners Will Resume Race A cross Continent , I think It will be Eddie FarL.ttoiI' I f talk of Homsby’a weakboll hita over his head, MOJAVE W ELLS, Calif., Mar. 9tar tuu a weakness and it i jta mors notIcenbU because he is a — ( I N S ) — Runners in C. C. Byte's g$irj Besides that, a team ulways Los Angeles-to-New York “ Bun­ • 1 M s adapt itself to such u condl- ion Derby" wore poised here toduy ,L 1927 bbt B th tU ro thinks ng mah wasn’t sufficiently Joe (iuiiewlch, Charley Roliertson, Bob Smith and Henry Weetx, of last year’s staff, again available. im around thi*. tlmo. Slutt*ry: thinka well of Ed Tayisr has cymf bacji from Brandt, the left-hander, from Sa* nt* to tako command o f the i' V. 1 . W|wGWW|W| Ti JT wTSP| •* i i e ^ # ^ Mar. 9.—(lNS)-i •Ither pitching i„ y j "e»aon form, or t)* h»ven't yet found eq*ee. That fact r, fbllowing-fcrmrt,^ victor}* for the regulars. Root, appearance on tfe '^ )tpe first three ira-m ed only one hit. TAMPA, Kla Mw.| .The National*^,n„ R928 season by dnr exhibition game to' Cardinals, « to 5 rally gave UiC Card* Architecture and views on the univn grown up to rcplv, hi hundred years 3|0. m ■ o .-iv u l' Ci J i t t - AtV« i "X'kro'* V Thursday March 15th 1928 y • •VAR* ' »-V“> r< nS •** the New Smyrna-Sajiford highway near the New Samsula High SchoolMusic 10 a m. Barbecue 11 a. m. A uction l n . m . . We will serve you with a most delightful Barbe• • * % *• . r cue dinner prepared by the State’s best Barbecue •• •t * Artist’s. This will no doubt be your greatest op­ r *• * • •— * * t a . i ‘ i , . * portunity to procure farm lands in this district at your own price. This district is noted all over the state for the fertility of soil, quality o f products o f which we * •*" ■ /r will have a large display for your inspection- We ' H IN T S times in open competition to prove our statements. • * , ** • n r M M f n a l l i r , a ll I h r m i l l k a lp jf •laar la U r h f l r r n l U r s l la o C a v . » U a t r » t Ib a p a i l r a l a a d a t M a r r a t a r la a a a t l l m . I b a a . t h a t r e ■ tulsrd t a r I k r v lu ll la l k > a t t lM i l a t a r l. Ib P p a i l r a l a u l r k l r I r a r a a I . la a a apart. I b r l r r . i M . a l a a a a i r r r l a r ld r a L " A l . a M r A t t b a r II, M r r l r , at l.a a d d a , K a a t a a d , - A a la c a a l a i r n . n l U r a i. r r b o ld * c ,2 »rJ S * , 1 ■ « r n a r la r r d tk m t a e r S a lla a la r a m Ip r o a d llla a m a x -k a A a a tt w tsk a a W I W a H r r l l r W H N • la t r r r r l f la p ' S U r r * * f a a t la a Ibr Ib r a a l i r a l I n a a&jtffsiiiz -sifwa" i , '-<SM ' /•i tXXr, i CATAUNa Sold Before Arrival will also sliow you prizes awarded at different "S "Nd -Purina blM r a a a l j . Art o•as*"5 e aM r^ P a lo .- la r a a r r o l r o r * a a # ' # not g et too^ mwo^. > The hander froov New Haven. Milts, Guy Morrison and Ken Jonas, i catcher la Luke Urban) fora lla n r ll, IS J right handera from Rochester, ” p r m r lla a flaa r wl U t la a M a b a r . 1 . 1 1, ‘wton college athlete. la - a e a - * a. r a .l 4 a l N lt lM , l r r _ _ _ ... • .. ^ . _ | Walarbury and Providence re­ lo o ia r h . b n t r r l a a d r r o lo l F will be a big number J,p^.(ively, have a chance but not •d***-^ W , H a r r A v iw T * JaWsjr Coon-, too much. • - . . __ , ,Y*e will ba — -------n ____ m - t j Of Pracl , j • ,a» * > •v . .*• . « . • ;J, ‘ ) , it •, i * / .J f , '; *. ’ : k . ..................., • »s*2 In case ofrain sale will be held next day same place. invites you. your m ■iU MM M li Health piny its oth e r men accord- for a resumption of the e x h a u s t­ ing grind. Today is th e ir sixth dny iif^ K g q k ly , the Braves would out nnd hnve covered scarcely more . p4ttn to be no worse than the best thnn 160 miles. A rth u r F. II. Newton of Rhodes­ 1 . . jar i / f the tha, Dot potential second division ia, Central Africa, led the pack *l l el0b^tnnd they have at leust an ouU id chance of finishing fourth. into the little onsis last evening. By DR. J. C. HOWELL Mon $$y has done that to them, or Newton, 44 ye a rs old and the hold­ e r of a m a te u r records from 29 to AMUULANT VROCTOLOGY it, f0$ thu club luu under 100 miles, is proving the sensation ENDORSED Itohp » changes otherwise. of, the most gruelling footrace ever Itr. J. II. Allirlulii. n nuirS rectal H have the aamc niqn ut >|>rrlnllal ••( Ph IIn Hr I|>h In, has Ihla conceived by man. •» «»» rr*MrdltiB Ainlnilmii P rurtu. e, Dick Bum is; the sutnu I Skimming across . rocky desert p, F a rre ll; the same third roud, over w aterless w astes und ••• i.n a r n i i l l i r rrrlnl a a r a r r ) lana . «r»rrd B alUtlnrl l r | Hm|>b la the n, Andy High, and virtually a m o n g liluck lava beds, this g re a t j trcaaniral nl all n a o -w rta l «IUe pitchers. The outfielders Rhodtsiun runner led his n e a re st “ W * »k'*«rv «r >. raaliaaaai oalwrr. llra a irtia M a .Brown, Lgnce Rlchbourg cimipetltor into Mojave Wells liy (raarrrwuaS t b l a l a , Maaarr, r i l r r s s l k Smith, will be uporating "25 m inutes nnd 50 seconds. This tahl» and banlgn a rm u h a aif a a i n varlrllrai arurlllla I iH lta a w s . he only departure being ex- ru n gave Newton th e clupsod time nl !*•» ut lk» r r rla iu l. anal Ita prlMors Eddie Moore, Ivad over thu Finnish runner, Ooli, ................. prarllla uul. nad »lk*r luna n k lf h raaar ulrrra tU n, removed W anttinn- and definitely establish- roiidlt hlra-dlttg, pMlw.rle.raa. fa« r l l t f l l w . altogether to od him us the big favorite to win I» Irrntrd aad d rlla llrlf rarrd. h r a a)>lrai «r tr r a la ir a l varlaaalp Jwl GeU with H»nUh, pro-1 the 3400 mile jog to New Yark Iimumh an aailaalaal, a»a>apae*Uvfs, he doesn's take thy play away — ‘—1 starters, Of *v the- 109 orginul >e luttor altdgsthur, which only 150 were still in the race this kely u* do.- “ * * morning. Virtually all of tho celcffo s had a bad year at first brides arc still in the running. > ‘{ * 2 -• V*idefeated cither before or after his weight cham,as woi antam downfall each of the men who won (lion. Although be has a record of one from him. Hp beat Villa ihd McLarin thrice and won once from of th« most active performers in Sangor ........... ' “YorkllteHan, rim and thd New the history of. pugilism, Taylor, Canxoneri. known as "that terro r'o f Terre The Indiana boxer Is known as By International News Service Haute"1 has only loet four decisions one o f the most saving of squaredCAMBRIDGE, M ass, March ®— during more than seven years of circle stars. lie has put away n vast proportion of his earnings and Practically all, o f the 4,(KK)1 doten campaigning. . Tony Cantoncri, New Yorker, re has extensive property ty holdings In ln Ijfcrvurd Unlrerelty plates’ - that cently took the nod from the In- Tem rH autc. He cart_gorfmdrhomefjjria arris* hero In March from iirnha boxer.-Plevidasljr Taylor had and* never work either In or out of ngland have alrendy been sold. been defeated Ijy the late Poncho the ring again. If he chooses. _e remaining feV doten will Villa, flyweight champion, Joey DELANEY OFFERED BOUT robibly be iflaposed of by the Snngor, Milwaukee pride, and jlarvacd authorities at Lehman Jimmy McLarin, the b'nby-faced NEW YOPK, Mar. 9.—(IN S )— Hall, before their arrival, in this Pacific coast battler, who startled the ring world by giving the ether Jack Delaney' has been offered an country. The plates will be made of Staf­ to Kid Kaplan, former feather­ opportunity to regain his light heavyweight title and has taken fordshire bluo china and w ill be weight champion. The critics have it- that Taylor the proposal under, advisement. reproductlona of anclenk Harvard showed signs of going backward Mntchmaker Jess McMahon is try­ dishes in aU. but ono respect. They in his defeat, at the hands o f1 Can- ing to .'promote a mntch between will boar pictures of the present xoneri. Taylor has always said if Delaney, who retired undefeated, buildings In the Harvard- Yard, he feels himself slipping he will and Tommy Loughran, who is now rather thnn of olden CnrobridKo . retire and thlq, summer or fall he champion. When Delaney held the scenes. The engravings wore mode from may take-the expert* soriously nnd title lu> would not give Loughran shot at it but Tommy i» willing 'sketches by Prof. K. J. Conoht, hang up the leather. •15, of tho Harvnrtl| School, of, Taylor U luflque in that he has to risk the crowd against Jack. aarere CHICAGO. Mar. * COLUMBIA, Mp.. Mar. 9 This year may wlineta ■ 0 t : ( 1KB)— football not only pays tiremeni of Bud.Tayior. recognised fpr Itself, hut for virtually every P ra c tica lly A ll. O f L ea d in g In n majority trf-these tfntteij States Mon ( o n W ill R e tu r n T h is joibee sport indulged In by student, S ea so n W h ich O p e n « S c p L 2 f; o f the Uhlverilty of Missouri, In tcr -S c ctio n a l T ilts B illed Vork Unlxaraity ‘am f Or e g d n 'B tk tg according-to-a f Inlndal report by n . onnonenta. ns opponents, This gam e Is schedSAN FRANCISCO—Mar. D— uled for N o t. 29,.. the department of athletlcn. (IN S)—Pacific Coast college foot­ Receipts from, the gam e' the ball mentors are already laying 'Kjiutc Rockne’a Notre Dame past season here total $123,808.00, their plans for the forthcoming te’am will bo seen In action against while all expenses for fcwtbnll season, which gets undorwsy on Southern California a t Los A ngel­ es OD Dee. 8, at Which time tho sec­ ■. were but $45,238. In 1920,* foot­ September 29. ' ond of the famous "Chicago counts" The coaches of last year, as far ball receipt* were $120,WO, with will probably'be taken out of the it Is known now, will all be bnck expenditure, of $50,840. oq the job nt their respective mothballs (or another airing. Notre . On the other hand, practically nchooln in 1928, although a sensi­ Dame, an It Is well, known, nosed all other sport, showed a deficit. tive car can occasionally tune In on out Southern California a t Chicago Basketball in 1927 for the first those rumblings of the disgruntled Inst year, and It la equally nrell tlmb made a profit of $000. alumni which gave n coach n pain known that the Californians hinted Losses during 1920 Include: Bas­ In the neck, and sometimes the op­ rather broadly that It wua a smelly ketball,' $2,731; baseball, $2,452; portunity of looking for a new job. decision by an official which was the real reason for their defeat.. \ trapk, $4,3*17; wrestling, $287 and However, nt this time, the minor .ports $363. Computstions coachos along tho Cdnst seem ta for 1827 have not been completed, have their situations well in hind ft but are known to be quite similar. and the "master minds" are getting The- principal expense, of the away to a running start, which is various department at sports are probably more than some of their generalised, In that the bookkeep­ teams will do. ing department doc. n o t. charge Open On September 29 -•-!i i ___ any specific sport with coaching California, which ended 1027- in or equipment cost In 1920, the athletic depart­ tho well advertised blase of glory ment's totafreceip ts" w ere *140, by trimming Pennsylvania by a dorith expenditures of $74, 483.01, with .... . . . clsive score, jumps dnto the fray on 000.01 against Individual depart­ Sep t 29 against Santa Clnrn. A ments and general expenses erf week Inter the Bears piny St. *30,256.22, bringing the total to M a ry’s. Both of these team s won $104,937.29; leaving n net profit from Stanford last year, so if these of $35/,00.54. Last year', net a re "b re a th e rs" they a r e quite like­ profits wore $50,085.31. • ly to he hard ones. Stanford nnd Oregon clash on Ip 1920, the university athletic department transferred $81,394.80 Oct. 0 , which meant* the Cards are to the now Momorinl stadium ac­ not saving all the to u g h .o n e s for count Last year, $04,548.54 wns the ta g and of the season. Tills nlso goes for Oregon Stnte nnd set' aside for that purpose. Schalk And: Cissell To Draw Attention Df GhicagoFandom i I-AK, -contii tin i GAMES* Itse Profits, AfWJ.ssour ? y v -;1 TUB fttl flE I f ?*** \ -;*<\ tmAKtumt 9,1628 ■V >• * yTT .'’J e . *.■ *lr * W 'W >• ♦ C '*«■ ,i/ l f. . « 1 4. 'W V ) \ *. Jack Jones New Fla. y. ■■ . » • - aV - �1 * I v:. crt> —----------------- r~--------- """■ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------• y. ■ - r- - I sm w>. — — v i w v i n u Xpert Of Bank Of France Is Armed With Evidence Thnt Soviet Money Deposited In 11. S. Is Property Of Frnnce PARIS,- Mar. IP. —(INS)— Pierre Quesnay, economic export .h« ■Bank'-of-Ktritct?, *v.-?ta T f eR- n m Arrn n n n a A B ak k -fci'! of Beauty ■*-•■ » n ■■___________________ _______ <n i - ■‘ 1 n r r v P”, I I I The records for 192-1 and | j; j, (s comected w ith n “holy w a r" ■ - ..........• "v i j I • : •' M t r ^ ! * p io • e&a (Continued from page. 1lto Ilia MirtT'ssnr.” “These records w ere destroyed for wliut p u r p o s e ? " “ No purpose. Mr. llphani had neted upon the luw th n t, requires the h o o k s-lie held for IK months a f te r the cam- | X1, U N A I Dr. Richard Burton To Speak Here A( Woman’s Club. 14th u .r . s i , \ A s*i j *i — T h e young women draped over lhi< Rulck Sedan arc Maurice KmscP* Dancing Debutantes, members of the "Sunny " c,im|iany, and ihc car belong* to Mr*. JanrD ac i*, u b o h a t charge i d .lie company narilrobc. Mrs, Davis •ecenliy bought the Hoick from the Howard Automobile Company a t I.os ck-igrlca, and the len il.uvin here l i n e been li.ling in relays ever siiycc. in roast gun i dsown IIUI." KAN.* AS ' I I V. K..n . M 11 lu INS I 111 iiui tod,i* b, ,»o-e si* • Would iv i | .-. :i s l u i fmy. .Mi,-, t'iiat lev Wuodsiil , |ni met Piiv 1 I mu lumct ali i Mother of HI-.v.'iu old l.orelle .I'M,' . f -pi-lit i| vvb • ping her dattiriitei with i elulh. luingi 1 . In a > rowil <1 amidol .mu hi ’ night n {ho mat a poih coiim 1 I n i .1111 h b l M 11 m i 11 M> 1 1 < I. Illlll.y t*’. I ltd -'led. pray 1 wcie off. 1 ed and IiiiikIic l - i.*r |i i' son- 0 1 * Cie olll id* 1 Itiniii'ol t i gel in I .m dll', V. It • 1.1 I V. ■ k lulled give her un Id i in .in r«lll ,t .a 1. . ulIt n ,d..- w :i - ■>i. 1M »IMJ 1. •lit ni ■ i ■■ ht. » .» t Ihtii 1 111! -1" "1 in til’ r. > . ..( - ' fl .1 - 1 .:-tin* •• -pit it H..I attitu d e " of th.* daughter and Mrs. Wood-ul,. foiled il fend hersidf. "f will he l i n e fil'd before I te.dti';. ngaim t m\' thild," Mr*. \V. *d ni,- told .fudge 1 'ied It. Whit "I'll ide.i'l guilty," Then 1 111 n i " ' to I,niell!', -Ii 1ibhcd: "I. 11 tie. , ! e u i . i |i | yon have me a m - t e d of y.oir own ,-ucoi.l? Tell lit" i I - t did, I'll pie ni g n i t y ami do n year in jiiil." Site ip >luted In take the witness oath Mi-* liie-/ Markiatioit, a I a<‘he* ii tin sch* d at whi h l.oriiie at lend-, l."pt ttie gill 11 • answ er mg. I lii lea.: m r i tin- want ."I I., ni.l iii i* 1: h 1 i ♦i 11 \ \ Itv 11 e . 11 »«t *•?1 ♦ ili.ii - .......! Ill V to 1 a t ft it* i Mt. . 1,1 ! ‘v U.l , i p IA !| 1t <vII" 1. 1 iii" : • 1 .1 *•!.. \\ , i < oi I ;t e. d 11" it pn»'i i i 1 1 . i, a , II I |.t. i o .. i v tin I* ii to n Mo i ' • n q . . n. o p o l l . , ........... ............. ' 1 ■ Hr llorlon believ i ' . ii , •• need not he a pessini i - 1 in adnot I o r tin lhat tfieri i- n n n ik c .l i udein in r u t i e n l Icltei- lo a a l-l lie , v I'lnii nt ion id n im h t li.it i- i lllilllle ami lihsntiml lie I* not one of llei-e i r i l h s . w in , deiebil in duty, 1" k on, sinih oiol a,, plnml, ‘.ub-ecvilig idiil.nl -' aU<1.11 .1 to , levo ne-s .olid ’«iii' no o eOe'id, tn cause tn is .nil <0 symn.illiy with lip ir ii e. i,| 11 , it dit nlu.ili in of ihc present d|i\ He l lew - w i. 1. dei 11 regret tin- flood id ban il. i ,iil»se. talk, t lint ion ib io n e b tile low tu tio n oo.l ill.mi.. m il tbn lank i sp|e-s|«.it «.| | , . . ...ili v in xv b i, 11 lib. i l \ degeiiei afe ml • license. q ’lowlng h e r way through A lie gnlc up Hu* const runic the New York to Poston liner W ashington to tnko uiiounl the passengers from the stricken Robert E. l>oe The method of t r a n s f e r w ith it.* possiHr- peril will depend upon the w e a th e r —by sm all Imal.* or breeches diunv on loss the gale qbaten nr by the inure direct method of eniuiag alongside if the gale llimlcrutcK. A te rrific su r f during most of th e long night tossed back on th Vouch su rf boat- and pi'wer bnatof four guard station* Sug.itiioie, Sandwich, Munomet and tiurnct Heroic crew.*, time und again, tried to launch th e 'r c r a f ts and sexcial times were close to death a s the little bouts were thrown hack on tho heaeh. Finally, Captain A. r a r h e r r y and five men of the Sagamor.' Station succeeded in getting underw ay with th e ir thirty-six ____iCtmti IuW-J***m--jm t_|mwur-l*»Mf;-WrttrttttTTnfiTain' la th e r hear the higliquiced niu-iwere patrolm en Joseph George c in ns i ii'oatlcast ing fioni ibe ton William Mills, I suae Hammond, stations than lie would tin pqn Manuel luhral and William Silva. organs in the linirclie- ul biThe U. S. S. Rushnell punl tin cuuuty seat, I In' House was w a n ed lo coast guard c u tte r Tiisearm a. heavHy ice .'na te d, were the first Rep. Mhite (111 of Maine, i Inin rescue craft in reach the vicinity lii a n of the Meivhuu| Murine t ' o c it w mid1 » ,l\ • in | of the wres'ked steam ship, limb lull i t . that ships were in rotnmuiiicalion will, fast if n wanted11 1. .• |M * i ent • bop n a m e in 1111• i iulio w ith kh* Robert E. I.ce. it oat ion The imperilled passengers mn 1 oli--- i oi.g i ess a. I - II> Mar t f g c d from a night of anxietv The R o b e rt E. Lee, in swinging I"*, be said, the (Viler .ll Rildlu |,le e w a r d from her course in the tomoM ssi.n will I...... no * I1 m e ’.' pule it> an effnr: to reach tin* Cap appeal bntiul an,| f, iln.illl i 'g a l a into tin Cod C-unal, tore a hole heuentli thi *1,1,1 .1 "linn 1 1 i1 wuterllne nnd began taking wntei bunds *•l fust, Tho graphic story of her pm ■ I lootm Since t *.e II Dlisp t DfRiml ||>C II Wax told ia the pithy aentetieeo f radiogranni. From Hie shot.* uiiu'IIiUmI thi* Wn ^'ii Dill a l i t t if »ho could bo ween liut faintly vva.s pitsM'd l»v | In* Sr n a if, i hr mi iiMirp will li.'ivr (tt In* ti'f im r tl th ro u g h tho driving snow. The first mOSSttg* stressed lh* ( u l h a t I m d y 1' *I M'\\ . H i hilt l i r l o l t ' [ HCJil of im mediate assistance but It ( Illl hi t ttinc l a w Hinted: "no pan it- aboard." "Still pounding Imdly. G etting worse, town rami' the lit at mg hunt t'n n p out of it." These were among the Wood Ei < 'M'tg.I.II .1 th e messages shot from the un- Station n c a lPlot llli clntt II. t u j n u of the radio of the liner. lli the l e e . f tin protect “ Cunuot It.un h I felnint*. We ing unit of i ape t oil, Illl I 0 , 1 ,1 I, a r c on a reef and w a te r ton shal- gliurdsuieu were able to laoneii I 1 low: went buck a m essage to the choir craft. They ■■arried a breech [ T uxcuittji, then began to come the »lli*y to the scene. If the gale re a ssu rin g m e ssa g e s: Every on if holds it was pliiniid to place the '■ok, no panic." L ater: “ We are ireeehex buoy on the l a r g i 'i of the ly in g comfort ah), now. No imincd- i escue ships, s l i m a Inn’ to t In ' Into (lunger. Hope we cun t r a n s f e r j Robert [■;, |_, ami tr a n s te r the lESengcrti right a f te r dutvii. |iassetigcvi » Jiv ibis aerial rutile. The lighting und h ie ting npparThe liner had sjx fern of \t itm j a t u s of the Rnln rt K. Lee was >in h e r engine room The radio w as It of commission hut the runnin r ' in operation by means of stonei p f the em ergency gasoline-- engin • I hatferic*. " ' —------------------- " ...............• ! „ l i n n l All I ' w n„thrt, t ' l , I' |V10Wl., ft*}»! do possible inte rm itte nt opm the gas engine for lights, wu.- off Ion of the lighting a p p a ra tu s, i A majority of passenger* at f f und on during llie n .• , . Go-ti.inuns, c m n u te io New ■York, ore duwn today* tig h t / flushed ' T he R obert E. f,vc is u |,::-„ ng : 03Mf tfie Btinndeil' liner, rmnuin- und curgo ship on the Boston a;td fo r u time and then all wus New ^ ork run of the E astern knew. Steam ship Company. She wuFollowing in the wake of the built in is of filhfi tolls unit M avy rescue ships from Province- is 37fi feet in length. \ i . nt n o i i " of i .. i o i '. I ■ > i I. lu ll, 1 aid WehaU tribesmen are enlisted u r n l n g the ,nttii(,y , Mr' *, l<] fight. ‘ \ °t,e «f London's qi.,., C O X S T A N T IN O I'l..:, (is s i-s n u illy ..ft»r l l " . , i n '“ ' 1ho r „ rbl, h M.nlery of K4 - 1u'ttuiu shi.iir,. A , , 'r " ™ 'l t . P ' - ' - i ' fur :s= C Q :^ / / ff - , \ ^ WESTINCHOUSE \ Yacuuin Brakes r sta n d a r d o n a ll m o d e ls ■?» — mt in ■ H ii in t o , ! Jit 1 1 u i i c s S 9 .5 0 . 1.. , I. ,i ( . u ii i i i t m l nn^ \r;u ViV i i ; i ltd I ! ,t11i i \ S liD p :i»i \\ l»h, i ^t Just the softest, gentlest touch o f your toe on the brake pedal applies the brakes on all four wheels with velvety firmness— and the ear comes to a much quicker and safer stop with a “cushioned” smoothness ..you-have-never befOTC'llDo wiYT I TER carefully examining this year’s obiles ol various makes — we x autom a are doubly convinced lb.it tin* new Chand­ ler offers move style <tmi Iti.vm v—move real eom/ort—mueli livelier fierfot imittce—tlum buyers cun /inti in unv nt/^ev rov teithm "ftTimTretls ofdolTars o/ t/te /nice. A HOUSE STUDIES BILL TO ALTER RADIO SYSTEM ( IIAKIIUlt, Woman Circus Lion Tamer Sentenced For Whipping Daughter With Hanger Waves Imperial 263 ARTS DI SPLAY ^Lives On Stranded DEPICTS QUEER, Coastwise Steamer th ,wn “scomplex. M ,fr*‘ii,ufhi>............. leriiirity g c in no DIZZY THEMES ii pressed by bis wile nod 'i . ' d i n i (CoiitimuM from page l ) ‘ liven l he founder of tin ' hi n 11 hi n-ligio|| iloes lud ' —cape, lb i- I-' jug ,.l mill'll ill the * |m :l ■ .lie •lisp’ayed l,y S n a i l ' s and Reo.in. Imt with less te - iia in l mid dei- i V H igh -P ow ered A ctio n .L w ' \r n so Gnu r e e v e s ? a ‘^JT c a ff ' icaff s o B u yers S ec the V alue S a les S h oot A head If Hundreds and thousands o f buyers are making the samediseov cry —and Chandler sales everywhere are heating the record o f last, year all hollow! iro o d 1 J A nd, say — if you have n ev er driven a Chandler, drive one mm’. Step on the gas trigger—feel that irresistible, instantaneous surge of Pikes Peak high-velocity power. Speed up, then touch the brake pedal—ah, that's what you call control! » And to lubricate the chassis front end to end, you merely press a plunger with your foot—and Chandler’s “O ne Shot” central­ ized lubricating system does the w hole job automatically—and quicker than you can say Jack Sprat. Saving m o n ey . Saving time. Keeping the car in condition. Today's new Chandler is proving itself oiYfc o f A m erica's greatest autom obiles. Chandler’s Big Six can outperform any six it m eets—and Chandler’s Royal Eight will outperform any eight. And they offer you the most important improvement in years. Easier, Safer Control Mi h luhtr ! iuf.it \ lluii-k lirings to its owners a h'Chcr di*g.-eo o f beauty than any other cur in tlie 1Snick field Iras ever ollcred— Florida Chandler Motor, Co. See Iinick — drive it — compare it with otlici i costing :i great deal more — and you II agree there was never a car so l$autiful and never a car so ^ood! C £ o a n to r d 1 F> * A variety o f thirty models to pick fr o n tmagnificent outside, inside. C om e see— contc drive—compare! sr* Accompanying this outward beauty— ami R iving it real m ea n in g — is the siipu lativv goodness and reliability o f Huii'l. engineering. S L D A N S J t m to*1995 . . COUPES J119S m >18’A) S P O R i MODELS^1195 to > U 2 S 4 't I ff U f U t>, li«(. u, 11w C J U . C . J U , u i b |, IA# »"*♦•*i JeiiruA/e. ii Thirty Smart Models $ 9 9 5 to $ 2 1 9 5 f a c to r y Westinghouse Vacuum Brakes! As the first Am erican car equipped with this brake d e v elo p m en t o f the W estinghou se Air Brake Com pany, C handler is absolutely effortless to control at any speed. * Sanford C H A N D L E R .C L E V E L A N D M OTORS Fla. C O R P O R A T IO N * CLEVELAND, O H IO f |\ ■t T * D U xC K 208-212 Magnolia Ave. Sanford Fla. L o. N EW ROYAL EIGHTS * N EW BIG SIXES ry -w rim t N E W INVINC IBLE SINES rmt Kjfvj I K'. * >•»* * PRINCE LIKES I ; liodies oi two m urdered hoys, many years, Islum .* undertaking Ul l t jon Angora has closed ! Pavilion. 7**i foul’d in the industrial •canal hern. a u \ f religious crusade throng' t'lristia n schools .in . Brouska and j • P a tr o n s o p t he t h a t ro flr '• * ■w e r e imleatifieiL to d a y u s j l t e soih . t the W a r B a it to u .rn h m t'hrUV ^ " y r n a hreao- •. it .s alleged, the much more 'coinfortaGli. ...... .............. "i mi iiilij*.— jj. rrrjof George .Smith, foundry w orker ten.......... * 1....................... influence'am ongheAlustuins. i Utchor* ueru a tte m p tin g t:> m n . t tm r .' i r t l h h i r i 'i c t ffT T F m n i o f Ras. < hieugu.- 1 m l p o l l a u J ' ' i - i ^ r t ^ s l a m V tiggrt-isifin.* v ,« -M o tio n children tn Christinn- to r a t bis ruggesti,.,) exte. V Util. -TjUads m ,, T c in Jitiilh fo r q u e - |(V f|te sw.,r(| “ IMl, f o r . ,t>\ Three teachers of the A n « r - t c r a th ns arc being ttonlitt tTonlrtR.ever, • hut t h e ’f lu m rs of h a tre d , 'tif, Schorl for Girl* nt Ilroussa cinema, the most iniportaat^ Squads then searched for agplnst the "infidels" still hum . "«'t cn tri-.l charged w ith c o n v e r t- which Will he the UMallat,linn (f , i tilth's second wife, .Vicji-niuthor O u ts tu u l ng developments in the ‘tiij students to the Christian faith. la r g e r sere, a. j —The Persian G overnm ent has of th e hoys, who is reported (" Mohammedan movement nr?! Another tiling yo.^, -have disapiiearcd a t the .B a m - ,, S ulta in Ibn Fnud, king Hed- closed the schools of th e P resby­ terian Hiurd r?f Foreign Mission, candy: "You suit me!" timo as the boys. Neighbors told . [ slice Smith had quarreled with d n r g i n g of the canal, .suspecting , al.aging tin t the Bible was be ng don't like the skiimy <-Jie- “ ^ the missil ewoman over the two th a t perhaps the body of Mrs. taught in violation o f an order Reach Post, Smith might be found not f a r <fiRn the M in'stry of Education boy.e. Sn ith r.'cently brought the from- the spot where the two sons jn ,t v r l|.t|,nt only the Koran I I IA I.E A H — Univei.-ai („,.| rq t* hildren t" liis home from a C an­ had been throw n into the canal. | rl*.-uld lu ta u g h t. I any tt» settle in larg,. ■tuarten adian home for hoys, where h e , The body of the first hoy floathad taken them following the c l to the sin face 11 days ago. P death of hi> f ir s t wife, was found . to have beenbound The lamluid. who perform ed the with wire as was the body of the P l l t l M i 771 identification, said Smith was -eeo'nd bay v.thich appeared IIALL AND I’ENTLANi) : supposed to have taken the two T hursday. C E R T IF IE D P U R I .1C ACCOUNTANTS sons to Camilla two weeks ago foi From a crushed npjiearance of . INCOME T A X C O N SU L T A N T S ■i visit with le'alives. ^ the faces polite believe they had S. G. GRAY, Resident M anager f ’ni. i of Police Regad oHkjred I been struck w ith a dull irvsti u31,7 F r s t National Rank Building, Sanford, l kiriJt hnt a .I hips ami b a rg e s in the merit. canal l e rernt v « l . for fu rth e r -------------- s-l-------- ■- the documents and “ p r o . i f ’ to support Uplinm’s death, Ilipsley said. To France's claim to th e | 5 , 201,000 all quest h a s concerning the Hays Soviet gold recently shipped to the bond transaction with Uplinm. the United- S ta te s l»y th e Moscow witness said he know nothing Government, it w a s learned thin nlmut it. He said he knew of no afternoon. reason why Upham should have Officials o f th e Bnnk t\* Franc:* withheld this inform ation hut tha t said th a t M. Q uesnny w as in s tr u c t­ he ha dn't heard about the bonds. Hipslcy sa id , he had handled ed to tu r n over the documents to Kvoits, Choate, S h e rm a n and Leon, o th e r liberty bond contributions a New Y ork legal f rm r e p re se n t­ to the Republican P a rty in the ing the Dunk of Franco in the years P.»IH to 1921. ''Especially in 19211 when the bonds weie selUnited S tates. When* M. Q uesnny sailed on linir at KO and HI, we trot bun.I Wcdmifduy it w as announced hr contributions,” said llipsloy. "A v ns going to New York to consult cuntrtliutor would send in a th o u s­ w ith G overnor H enjam 'n S trong, and dollar bond and expect to he of the New York Federnl ItescPVe credited with Its face value. We Rank, upon tnte rnnlic nnl financial Rave Tull credit and charm'd tindifference lo the 'expense of colproblem*. Suit to e stablish the legality of ' 'VclioM account, tiiu.claim of th e Rank of Franc.* tn ^ " n Ft‘t,|n *" *,IIV1, 11 P >>ticukn Ihc $5^01,000 Soviet gold held in ,,ni1 complete fnmiliiirity i.lmu! New York was filed in the federal "J* L nan.ial b e - ....... ,.| tbcourt in New York ye ste rda y by K'-pubhcnn National t .mim.uee E v e rts, Chonte, S h e rm a n a n d Leon ! u> V1.‘, V 1 yesterday. It is contended thnt t h , ''Dltec- l« tr y in g to get mgold is the p ro p e rty of the Rank ' V[",nV \ n, U l1" o f - F r a n c o and thnt it w as stolen "r f,nHll> ‘ fr o m ih c vaults of thi* sta te hank i .. . , i t KtfBRian i f* • , I. . . o f the Kmiure following <vl.fin. T, till; . htmus, . lhp>li'V i i*i >.Ii f i n * ii.. I n i s* i, >V*■ I, ! never knew ai.vthim: the BoiBhtvlst ICcvoliit on in . ... ... . rriA II ,1 about them* lllpsley mentioned .1 Bin. T he ffoltl was recently re. r . . » t a# «» 1 » .... . ?J:ij)U0 imlidi.i*(hi«Hs nf 1 In* l;p' colved in New 1 ark t f facilitate . , . . . » j. , a ,, puhln an Natuiunl f iimitiilltr ,1! tr a d e between the United S la te s 1 (. ft. v , * ., t a «* • , . , . the t roc kei* Nntnuml Mnn k in and th e .Soviet Un on and is belntf y fl(1 u ,llltlll}L.iin .> , . held in the v a u lts of the E quitable Snn ''i,n,,MO- down ,L" ,1" ' " was '"whittled to slb.dim T r u s t Company and the Chase N ational Rank. The United S ta te s Government, refused to allow the cold tw b e LAken Itr th e A ssay O f­ fice in N e w York, consequently th ■ Soviet G overnm ent hns been Ins rig ap p ro x im a te ly S7tMI daily in in te r ­ e s t upon th e m etal. * (Cmit in lied from page Ii imposing critics like Sinai t Sherm an and H. I.. Mencken In. I. horns over the question. M.ir! Twain, mu' greatest hm noii-t. i- Trtcctouil. I lie sulnnuriui' leudei Rushnell and the mine sweeiwr M allard, 'also from Pro* incetown. und a th irty -six foot power Imii' from the Sa g a m o re C oastguard Station manned bv m \ brave rv~ r ‘ Police Get SuspectTsIam Makes Ready,-a,hthc*.m inbcinm •Soon After Finding For Another Drive! (J r ls tia n a In the regityy' of, Iraq.jP r in c e of Wales I uijf/,7*•n»' T X __ I • In .n J M o i r k f i e t i ' i m L ' L>woit aid T ra na Jordan sa; It is in te r e s t in the cinema tt. tki! 51 * Bodies Of Two Boys Against Christians t Iported tint nearly CO,000 A ra b s j te n t of pinking inom» Migimqj,/," toe. routr - for New York aboard the pre-convention e a n ip n g ii of 1921 Ftench liner lie Do France, bears were destroyed in May U'lM after t " THE 3 ANF0 KI) lIEnALI). SATUltbAY, MARCH lQ,*i92»*. H OFFICIAL G .0 ;p . OFFICIAL) PARTY SOVIET’S STATES LOST RECORDS ■a : .j j 3J28HE u ■ t*. ______— r 'i- �#* * a < — WM|* *tMt • *. T ^ ; b u - r il .;> i.! : / t - £ t *’ i i V.'.) 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We iloll'l i'Vpts’1 ( t o , , I ,,i i lu I'd t'"tn j, p i, .- ( i d ,e d ii um Im . at p u u l'^ o i t u t ? ivadv lot ,»tir Mi|tn,niM try It,* j / S | 111 *htm Cbey wan* a i* ,f -Ip, l.oi uiiof inv ,I\ ,] " 1,10 * in- IlliiU4 but f, in j r n * l a t e r America Mo t.vpe of Islam .’ , ,ii|e n t likely I•• injut* b*-i u**"'l wilt have a real fie ld *m it* bund . »M»mniu»|MjV»««unifI l l I 1 1 , 1 -| II » III ■ ■ 1 >l . ■ - » J P - f t* \ V t i r LI IT n lii.il W ill ■ w 1 ' . i.innte m a r r ia u e a s n ‘ r r >it T r v T il I ’ix I t v I ' i \ \ I n i r r e d i . •• Hilir** Men l.indsey th e itulion b x a i ir itu r c e r t a i n i . .. . j s i i r *111im iI ( n r r o n i v i , l '"V 1,1 ;t ‘U't'.’t '■ w ith Itabbi .‘■•i i i i - n i n r . 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IK- u b o f a v b n d J ! * mi» tfalimii.. n i l in im all. p ie r* ' United S ta te s will u n d e r ta k e fur t M - luMUmgiooiil ills midleil Crlseu tie- first tim e in world h isto ry m ’ h,’V' ' 1 K’ »• «;»*i 1/ ‘ » " ' tr m tion by t h e s ta te - itr sek tinibenee here m wliieli the wmne i the "la w s of lave, .leuta Mix whom wit ra t ilctir, flour. * l.< Imklna powtler. salt a n d 1 x *'■' :,w the in g red ien ts of tie- ((l|( )Uj,M|iei **l th e m en last nij'til. . . ........ . loir. Dior. Ad(i molasses, nationnl Idaoil s tr e a m . Tile vole w as 7tM to 5115. itmisc Faintinj» '■ " " I " a te r an.l mix well. Add Tin* u llibiute aim of the new S iin .n . Ibibbi of the WnsfeinKlon t. . i . aii.PCilseo aiol lienl Hiorouitlt. ,, , ii.a.,.... «■........ . I n te r io r D rro r a tin it— . P o u r into a creased loaf pan. p o lu y . a s define*! in th e e x w tm ir ! ’I * 1 r ' ' ' t n m .u n atio n , d | ••• .* II. A. 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AN i l l ) Q u a l i t y a n d K u ­ Many I b n ii l.i I muip, »dhi- 1 (till Ul- Ut till' 1 lid 1' , 1 ENGLISH I I H I H I O l t A T F f I N -1 11 \rl T 1 ----- - tin* *■«. li.ve 1.-■;»r i, -*■ - .v rrr • V >. For First Time In History Of w , j,;, Ti.ini' r e p r e s e n t it hr Illim iis am i A.M M lY, Calif., .Mar. 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T h e learns we t war, I la M h l v i i y . w i i 1 pri'r»n pniM.r Iu i M** Cm m I rtn«i 1to u . *i • !» Kitiik*. K-ttllp • j’linl'llie f ir s t perio d n tied score a iie w in t v d t* lay by t h o . C . S. biw .linti^ t n ..... m. n « "" ln 1 I ■♦ VII* tl li.'llllMlU ill J [all, and ended (’p a s t a n d (I'l'odpl V S tir v e*u 1 **-.if 1,5,1 n ’ i* l' ”i*f v■" *"1 t,i I w-n kyhii-.H KaPh -I i . . th e. second . . period . ho ,," my , .............. — ............. all. 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T h e Illinois t e a m , how;- la n d s a iu n iu te d y Toy m a p ,i n u jun ' tl| .II .1Iiiiis It I 1%; I mum •'! tl',l p **•!*! ■14**l *•I F t‘ liT, wiltl Mot to lit* OtllCltlS'UHl Ultll , }4 j „,.i* jrt , , 4. I 1 I j I finnm unit. f»1;i% *nafrlirI'. nFt nt 11** 31I*w L playinir u n d e r the- Kuidanee nl 11 1 '• -'"HteipaUd 'li.it ,, ■ i tiiiiall tf \\* ■ pi .in. P i - i • Vi'!*'. ■ . ptit .. ul^ti Kf» vh lu»* • Tin *i in i a i U p ■1•M. i |i >• l i#»* l,»ri?p \\, it Jf **:« ■ fend. C a rre w a s v e r y sp e e tn c u la r. i * d a t a nn eeitlupii4.es am) nt ‘ f.'H let i :?* Rid ii* y ;*»*- \ t 1 «/ ixli* * !* *> *■/• [ hV*? Am »•!*' - 'O u .ll !, 71,. second period sh e w e d re- * l 111*I ^rof'ip it ill *l|lljtTl* lit* "W' .m u mi *1 ',»**. ,.*r r» n. Iiv' ii; . ' - ' ii, ii *c*» | Lirkable h u r s r n i a n s h ip an d a skill t'Miitm.L w 11 11' 11 f' it* 1 *I »»iiiti p i p ! p ; *•"?h 1 1 1«i "tii#i4 .1 h)li m •' 111 tlnviuc by bo th te a m s , w ith on 1 !*• . 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F i i- :t . m get-—'t^ r - r - T r r r - y n m n i I m ,.-s t h e A i n l y i m p r e s s i o n s : a n d i is . t h e r e f o r e m t i . s n r y i n m a l m t h e r e f i r s t ihiproHsioiiM good. M a n y t n v ! c r - jgt: x i n g 1) r o u g h Sanford fo r th e f i r s t t i m e , l u e d i l v t ni « n e k i m l o f <t a n o t h e r , a j n l - m ' . s l i»f t h e m . u ■ d;;r.* a y . a r e ; p l e a s e d t o s e e t h e b e a u ­ t i f u l f l o w e r : . t h e w e ll k e p t l a w n s a n d s h r u b b e r y w h i c h < ? h « r a v tr r i::o t i e g e n e r a ! a j i p e i i r i i n a * o f m i r c i t y . ^ i pnnn-------- * n o i to.v u r ; its , _ It should be gratifyin g to li tu_L.uuw-ll.al depute the i f i i u i u A u l a *• C u rrlfr per- W rrk flir llrrnl.l, NHnl.iril', i.l.ini-i-r MPtr, ■ul.-rrll.r- In 11.... Ii.lrr.il. Horn, I \ r n * Ht*r%Irt*, rcrt'li lim from l i t »ii|»rrl«»r n r u t «irixmii#ti|i«tn j!ft«*111F 11»•»11nit ii I n nril m 11ptj | > «m%r rnil tti *1 c tc n is of fin* .mfrrr mlal. 'Ilir I. \ . •*, U b m a llr rffli'lriil m r im ld u it ml i% HlUi-iil riilnl. e,—■ - t q n r a e i v »*ar -ti< * $ rh b n rr havi- never lost that sen s' of pride which can cs tin m to put some of their earipuys into the I.euutLficatinft of their gardi us and parks. ( .'enrgctuis colored sweet peas si ill line our celery farms as luxtiriou ly as at any time during the boom. Rentas.* m, tuVlium^. and salvia .still coniribnle 1 their larjfe . h.nre to the beauty c»r Sanford. T h i s is e x a c t l y a s it s h o u l d he. A s t h e ( ’t i a r l e s t o n E v e n ­ in g D ost d e s la ro s , " ( l e m r o u s p la n tii.e s o f s u c h th i n g s as ■ glip llrfu h l I* n iiifMilicr of tfi»* KatHit liurrtiti i»f l irrtiLii luitt, tin a z a l e a s , j a p o n i c a s a n d r o s e s , w i t h o a k * . d o g w o o d s , p a l m , t t o e s iliiftriindoiittt I *...or Iit l Inn of rot> a n d o t h e r t r e e . w o u l d in a s h o r t l i m e d e v e l o p a t H a m p t o n lathem. A ilirrfiurri, not) Adterli*»ac Ajirnf * m hl*T» i*iif*H a r k a b e m i l v s p o t o f w h i c h tin* i i t v w o u l d lie i m m e n s e l y | aahlUhrr iwriufM *- , *o •nihmll to kfiruiiKl* tuum «f Mil«Htrl|M Ini p r o u d a n d v. h e h w o u l d n o t o n l y lie a n e v e r - e n d i n g s o u r c e 1»t« In o n lrr io * -r';> nliAoluirl l#fl flalwa if rlrriitnlli.o n- itrll ,i o f p l e a s u r e a n d d e l i g h t t o uMtl lie p e o p le o f H u m it v, h u t w o t d d V MWl Vll«l|llo» I: in e v ita b ly a t t r a c t t h e fa v o r a b le a t t e n t i o n a n d a d d to th e i n t e r e s t a n d pie t.-mr** o f vi i t o r s . All t h i s c o u l d lie d o n e at SATURDAY, M A I tf lt Ml. I tigs a c o s t t h a t w o u l d n o t h e e x e c s : jv c a n d w o u l d - c e r t a i n l y h e a n t i i i : u t i i i A i . i l '* e m u . n \ u r—Kmnniny In rll> ninl ...... ml- i n v r n t m e i u o f t h e b e s t p o s s i b l e k i n d in p r o p o r t i o n t o t h e r e ­ mlnUIrnllnn. t u r n s t o lie d e r i v e d f r o m it. H a m i l t o n H a r k is a l r e a d y a p la c e —O rrprr imu-r ro n lr a , .In.k-i.n. o f m u c h b e a u t y a n d a t t r a c t i v e n e s s , h u t it w o u l d beconu 1 lllr. —Cmi.frncOii.i i.f **. .Ii.lin, I. mIImi. o n e o f tlu i s h o w p l a c e s o f t h e S o u t h i f a t it,: e n t r a n c e s l a y a lllvrr l lii.nl, —lnnnKi.rnOi.il i.r t.ii.i.llil, "I’ih - b e a u t i f u l g a r d e n o f t h e k i n d w h i c h C h a r l t f s t o n i- a l r e a d y tip W rrk." w o rld fa m o u s fo r p ro d u c in g .” —Ai.Kn.riilli.it * i.r l.iilltllim Krnm—h. n**'-. In.lrU, ii|i.irliui*iit W e fin d m a n y F lo rid a c ities a lr e a d y ta k in g th e s u g ­ tinnar*. —A ('oniniiii.ll) i I.r«i, . g e s tio n s of th e S o u th C a ro lin a p ap er, a n d w ith e v e rv en­ —ennipb’i l..ti «*| r . t . I.rnntlf li-f,d e a v o r, I r v i n g to m a k e h c a u tifu ! w hat w a s 'd e s o l a t e b e fo re , tlou iirnuri.ii. —A ,,rw mill niinlrm li*ia|.lflnl. n r m o re h en titilu l w hat w a s n b e a d v lie a u iilu l. M ia m i a n d W e s ^ H a lm R e a c h a r e d e v e l o p i n g piibli. p a r k , w l i i r h r u n li n t h e r i v a l e d in t h e .it t r.Trt ivi n e s s n f p l a n t i n g a n d t h e g o r* T H E ONM.Y (it tin I I .:.i g i " " n e s s nt I 'm ,', t h st*«r> e|\* a n v o t h e r g a r d e n in t h e Intel: the Is.t.| uni' (.mi I Architect FI nt Ida ik’ . ' vimthitier- tn rank 'ricas-.* pi t ?).> T" i news tarrfotl l»y p-.i.n i.nu i i inpiilitii-i ..... v . which' i* in- niton;; . 1 1 ■alive c:f tile p ^ U lo n that thi* c o s t i.f v-ii itc iialils is the m inis nf all. Miami. At t : I VV -!i■■ictn-i fn») i< itnimtg '.railing • . I F irs t N a t ’l Hank ttond Mrtiinttnjj •iv.'Icr*-*h>t"nu’lrist \Y licit Hi ;i i ' i i i* NATION A i, i S-mt'.fit. F le r ir : .ecti.i nr! h i e . m i’ the vMinibiiir -i at , w..iili n.itli: e r lc ir .y tin a . viiitintr t •>:.«!• »n with Utcii riitli: aia'iiiy f» r the future. A v ’i’p: in: . le ile. Ian l lint the ue>cat n.iei '. -euSut i- the I ickI aiiivva. i.tel thi.t i .’financing as a u ’t i f I. c> ilatise <f the re- - •ord.— Dauti •litm.my 0 : 1. “0 God, We praise Tin e. — - T K iv F R r y N td fA V iX .. HT. .U M ilfK TISH liKCMttlr ami rea**m e Laney's W oi-kii* E. First St Sanford F a r ln e v . i■ 11e I' n . I>i*it. !• I 1i i confess -i-lisd ly wnrkin;* i. .’ i hi “ f !■ . in-thn<’ 1111. . i.s. 1 e a tin .i 'nue- h a t T^hnu the nnly Is.id .nd overlnptinjr I'litlier. a it ly all the e a r th m ini. d." i, '-ill litlil I II11" '• 111 . a i twe:i!lh* ci Ii* t . icil Stall" . Mrv *., j- j, . .jl.di i’ • nil at ul S’ ’tv le . t" le ami hire a a mala* I Mi ■ i »a ... I\ e r v o iu \ n o H-oi: wo ye a rs m* im ue it wa fnto In oth e r p a ils to i’v r I.. .nd then ana m I md. it,:H ighw ay 1 knew. In .. view l subtle chain’’' in lli,.' plate: “ J u s t us tin * ’ '' A I I).■ •-r;i -till \\> 11 a c o m iiioaMv a l i g n . , nl • •! 11111 1 * 1 0 1 1 1 ; lai e ■ e: im m I- 1'irida a n e t i i i : 1 > t o m a r k e t m g "1 I.'. i i i . i :l ol .gain aunt In-r . I missed tln.l m ure; 'h ot In.iin i I....I Till 1 i am. ) track O find tile l.'.n “Ju st us I a i '.wonder, it apccil Before I id i. i.. tong the T h em 'd In . range. ,nd th a t peil,at read, “Jus! i. ' Tail! ,S; Is dead, VO cXtlgg Dies thnl i • If you m mil t l.n.iu I. Icels to a "Inin.i << >. I n-l. I rraimnel! a f. « metal. . I •..in t Sanford if tin time nf It.c c .. rhen celery mi u,^ i a t it le . ’t ts lots of p«il,licity ft. in leWSJUIjiil ^ of ! )*f r-tuf** Accordin lAlalmnui Heflin," a tutor ope.. j.lll't l.el. The ». vccks 1.. Sanford mup kill tests, 'i tIII* Ruchni.ii ■ * 'r a in I L L s T r i x l In it 'i ItM* W w tost pt.pt m s vi- 1 Know fc han1 Whuse s .\ S()N IN (» X ' t.l S l>|.' VV VSIIIM . ION A M ho do; . . . i liiel . and Vteresfe i In tl i peInf t i' i i ii. . .* ..’i 'i a . on. plt l . ■ tls. i. _ at III e . el el t . on '< i.: lit install. .11 I ell t eiv law v.1 nMIlailv - mind, m. I (bAekipfV'yrt .o. • )bc “ Jtir.l f I: ■ . ' . - u u .ii o r t |\1 . M IX F T K i'liis . it i.. Iljld ' l l I - a id li a ' II . .. . all. snUpd. .1 n a - wilt’ll 1 Ood Will I lo st nf n I. [on ds w iSpent-ii. i. t *i* t* ey (ill v u .a \ tiling.'' 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A n,.,. f he m in ' irh.. fin bus to- he a i Ill's life luis I’MflI >111.11 ' i ."title.i IP1”1 IIIMI' itt politics should t><» Alii eVlienie event* :n t'ea anil s |‘w iflc ill what 1.i - mix tig i enOrlutn!.. K 'l ’oVii'i-Stur. let Icctioll galli.pill-: alnt'tls. it' tl llttotigli tili" s tir.d • wilt!,.i nesM’i, ^ / • battle- a n l cutincil*, di'tiling wit it A cotupfl :v ttinilei iliixm r ni t okiigti imlik’. i'l nu-au. u men, n a t i i e tieighlntts, wiangliiig |utp ihicsn't t a l l -..Ill'll, alutvil.g soldi, i , |o- if in i i,'I I 1" ;■> t.i i’Vvolt a c if tni>i ej h ia lent upon you -■-j, ii. n;« So fa r tiii- |i* i n . . . i - i . ., f jh ir n n n o . i h i r g i., liglii ptii, »a> • tfe j. f a | (ft-ii,In •It’s pul nt* until It 'j i t . a . in rinti'i Uiflnn. Not i, *t*■ end t !i* intortal dijiat. iiright. plai dcf. A fti-, tile <• *fi *. nt mu i ji rt tl U fili.1 Uj! iviiul .i u • * mph - \ t.f (r fia i, ) k. it I. 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I. an I the r.-K'i , , n / will lie IU'1.1 K ' '' !:‘ • "a*y ,N|. i ;;:* i, o l o ih of the F irs t 11 meet at i! HO I’ il. lieiT at . ..nia. J . - St. A title i . I ’. pisi opal ... : i i i u'elocli ll ■ . . d u ly C u m i i-et O'. ' li.iuse. i 11 t Met lienii mi ’. hn I, a, I in . Nli- . >1. . . | Vic t'lel. •; i- , f ■, ,, u« .ui.|im \ ,t wiji i %O M ** f. i .4 Vt ' ' *'t' *or Ru 1 "*!" • I 1' H is s F r a n n S t. • (V iv iv . I s II even i!..v * a Week; , » even net tin hlaen, L n, n\_' llr. ien, Mrs. Kioto * Hut limit \ • to pay vmii ilia.*. Member* . n«ked in make the! ri evalion x. It Mr*. Ih i- u . Mr* I. M, Wallace hn* returm i Kte<l o f S an. Iainta heime fi.» i l ampa where she *| hvm1 • .... f;er eon at thrr. the we* . ' ■ She . t Ii 1< ,-iiuii* -.lie (i 'rp^i iva* u nip: ninl lior.ie •» i >! (incut tm *vrtn ami mjtrniiil i, - - i \ la rr Will I ivsii 1 • I ‘if li< I*'t.*r M l n VI i r »lu \\h ir.l lhu ret **f nathouil her Ktu'st u r n few day*. W. II. Tunntcliffc, riirnvl Mr*. RolaitJ lleeil Cornet ' 1: «i i*i n u n 1 .*5111 L f«1'M!il Tam i 1 I'M.It If by ' 4M <[ I ' I N I , 'i n t I* t 1 1 11 , ' in r tn v-it UJl tT‘1 , fs i1 . * 1 • mi i 1 \ *, \ t * 1 * r . f>M 11*t 4itst » t V\ N\ . , Vill.' . i i PRINCESS ' F i i l r i t !x l l o s l o s S ’Mis ‘ I I’ I 111 L e a v it t ; ; S a n f o r d T u e s d a y i n P r ic e o r i in v, i i n * i *i t u t s o i i in : . .11 M . l I ’ ll ^1 ih i i.1 »’ ■* iminn. • • •«r< i *• • 1 ll 11-*.#1 f. iti ' * ► * *t’‘vi > « . ,,ri Hi) 1■' ii* ui i< 11 111!Hi Ii D r id -i I A .1 C ( D 'iS l i f y i i it <m3 «' j | M iam i |{ e g a lt a .March NPl M m 10 | . -, jSS t o 11-)1 h , i f d e s i r e d . ^ 1^ ■' ; H a - il t nttllMl'tlllile D e l.t I X e H o l l y nv uml n ia clie^ a re u sed . m N o o ld ig a tio n o f anx J o sep h *40F k in d . M a k e ri’s e r x a t i o n s a t o n c e , i , *3 I * \Y . Y o u n p r, Properties, 1no. I lullv Wiiiul, * II l ln rid a. # It. S c h t i l l e C o.. I n c ., T ki'pri'setilal iv e P N I I I 1 I N I III K lx ll*"* -l\ ■i I • E . K ir s l S I . S a n l o r d . I ’la. of 1 in for skin. ’h e r e i !‘( T ■ 1 ‘J a M o t e ls , S l o p o v e r p r i v i l e g e f o r lllj* iVIiss Elizabeth Shields, personul represenlalive E lizab eth Avcieii Irom Match I dth lo I4ih. Com e •'’1 f_.ni r \‘\ ir* ‘ (>• th . * ii •N\ ' I . ii 11 M M 1 il a j 7•ilia S p le n d id | I N111' I I f NI IvO M l I H o i ’S >1 i . \ m ■ $ 3 5 M c a ’*" a n d E e n t e r t a i n m e n t x■ * llll ' '- * > 3 ■ in c l' id i t t i; Hi. h.itd H..i 11n !< ait - \(.s r U .March 1 l MOND \ Y T h e Urn; nt ft I l I Ns s| | X t rjl m i TODAY Kitrttii r. P o r s o n n l l y ( ’n n d u r l c d \ . .1 * X • p. I I; I. .m l • xx i.! '•Ti 1*i'chat'il, .lark-- wilt be Mr* Curlett ami TODAY Y l . S (* ;t! i ! 'i i " , ’’ Ir' ''T* : "**’ •'" * "* ' . Mai * ■- Mu m .; Mr*. f>/ | ! : f 11| -•"■a i Ni * Milan, t NI e t ll' '' 11 t ll ; till n'eloi !; i i** |*. uitm Ine-in- - v .- ,, . 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A 11 clbetioi! nl yffieerp I.••nr«'ii Si*r\ ices. •,i •1.-ii*ii I righlil nl tin- ifttl’i 11 tllllfiv l i t ! , 1. | (r K ifirrial Inn inti's iinnj mill woinilidil: Mrs. A lfred Ericann fur i.i „i*i■ t Kit. u i r k . ; 1I 1I itnlifll!•lone: art ..111 -ie , jmini lo tin t-njiiyalily sift/ | 1 -I 1 :>t, .Mrs. 0!(;ii H u n te r as •'i tloii.. ■ ■ ■ t*js ■t’1' i ■ i.jcftrtitallj n n ,,,( ■■<j Horvli as .. . •. H n llit^ii. Thi-.ii linily t 'liv in ’a ■ ■ 11 -t.nj'. -Mi:. 1 " t . t .lip1 nfr t. .iji|tn»i.*-■ la ic dm •, gu viisiii r i*. wldie Mrs. llilm a l.iiad hi'M iil jii;. ini :.11 trinlly ’ y th tluuiis iiittorirur i fi'tir ti-.'ims .will - 1r . i\ 4* IMtll W i.i. ,1 ^ nist. .Mm . \ ililen and Mrs. I’ier■ Iii(y’’ .'a-mi-fin* nn!v a iiiifiimuii of time from mnl »liiitu.ii 5*4...., >11 an*tlii* se rv in g commitii-f. . . - 1 .».*.* \t,r kijitm-Iiiv ninni- 1 IIMilK’.xS. • illteii l ill) i.'luiri'h Si li'i.il S. i v I.•• Moniltiy KflTi riillii II) imiislstinif nf sanditti i l i ' flmnipiati liiji t'nnin “T ninim ", wii'ins, imt bri-ad. eoffre, eornn nftornoori, I !*. M. h i t \ | 1111* 111 n l N n'clmL'I.'. mil fl nil rnhc w ere served^ -^*'s,l,,; ;i' ' bit Hi| id ■I an bur*-’ rn|* aln* ■ fH <M rnt’tlil Ih.i-Ntr'a llil.li' < In*"*, Wi 11nf s. lay lulus. l*’ii»*nn, linn SI, 1 lilimi j ',*'**y. 11 I'T IJT#| .. . In f.illtiw imt an i i-'at Iniji' ■ . 'iiililf, T:.:n J’. 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Track exports believe y \ \|-'u ltl> day j.*r .M n <iii ai > 1 11 ” , 1 1 ..in, l o s t Ilf I It' p.. 1 t s K been offered to T ex Rickard .1 1 '.niT f i n h i ' ii jkUircsti mi t ii orpin m.ii .- ni l, 1 , , , | ui . I lo - . i ' i . I I ,11 a n ' *-1 a . i ’foL r wi ’ prove to be l.tnyd H a h n ’s Pcidnyr- Ei*isi’n |f ilim Pioneers opponent for Genii Ttinney ”" I. IV” I 11 * Mtagi 1 . I” ' ' 10 , . M il. ' d incerous o|ijiiuient. ->> iltd. . U.-itni . .. i|| tu,* 1 1- and I'M • i i- p. , I na l |,.< walk ns 1 ” Ma.ga*. i h m t- on' a *hike Km 1 J u r e in tin event that the lu-.r. > - Willie ’ 11 M;h f’.t * • .A , p r gill, t of he 1 ;.i II I I I y J , Spell: it, "ell ' 1 .n.i' Idg iiml a w r.in-a.otiud s ki l l t - | a i d Initiated tii 1 wi- new members weight i liuiit a t inn.'i dit not 1 K E •«* 1:1 -j .»:.i|list 1 lie. 1 'i i-iy-il lilt' . Willi tile divide .’rile) th e ir Club. I. Virg •’ 1 1 1t*1 "r.!x duce an "iitsiaiidiiig ronteinlki ill print Iiml M p Mr and Mr.*. G. W. Yi.i„lif . skirl in *m ei. (ini' iil poiic't'.i N iialii ' S a t u r d a y : - Prexbyteriiin Mn- Joe Siuitli. m a n a g e r of • F n i e l u .. Iy m a m .c id \ i ” • • epenl W' dm . 1.1 , 1 ■ San t'oiiii*. jii-isiv'V-blue poplin with V ih ’ ' r n ' v o f , K - Mit k i - - ( i n s ) - ’ nwk Tribe nf Friendly Indians made tin "t 11 t- to J. ■ McM. i ’i M» : Tvi an "old >• 1 1 " mnl • rnim n , j ,,, i, v 1 e P ' ' r . mnnntrer of Jim m y THd rcjrulur nn-etM.tr at Central Madison Sipiare G arden mail ii fol'il Il-I the (Jlli’M nf All ' I , 11,,., •>llb- ii:. -i.it j.i i ki ln n e a t the ! Spill'll b tbs .ir J at. m 1 ,; Vitkery mi • elite l<> II,...m u high wni 1 Co.* .-.iiii h i- kiTi Hoped i * . , . . I . ’ d* i-m tin. has definitely declined TTi^k—sub lender Marian Smith. maker. 5 -What x'M 'a " •■at. wlui'e thi’y will mal.i b. t nt u' v at lie- t u n . I • «,' 0 ,nun offer from Jim Mul1 “ ;;: S a tu r d a y : - • Methodist illmk *. 1 ti.. r:nne m a te r ­ their m<>lh** . .,,fr. ■V, 1J||; borne. ilkftyj fA Xi.ir- nil” .il P 1 ■■ . ■ ’ i- Mi ljirnln ’ fight Sammy Feet Tribe of Friendly Indians p n P l LATION DECLINES T ial, and iio .iii, 1 ai Mark sa tin is f Han-ten* ’’ " n i M. ’i- a t - . i-i i 1 hnmtdon in iii-Iil reenl.m meiliii'/ at Central Trew i-.i I••ii: 11 iioti IS a liv e e 1 III ail'l . •.■). TOKYO. MaV. 1 — ( f N S ) — I.,p. W"ITi m ill . |y la c k i- ill -tlm 1* ’I I ! P' •. and Mr l a man \\ ,.| .*,,1 allAdi-f. - I r I in Hi Wile Igjruoll- i ie chi n h iQ tn nit. 1 ; ; t ' 1 i it/t lb* wired the Chieuco P a r k —.“ iib- leader Julian Ponder. n n ’ti inviearii of population slioa.il M* f 1 " • ti'iliKiter . hn 1*011 Is a f te r ii v rficrs . .n l, on 0 .le.-bm . S a tu r d a y :— Episctmalian ' Tribe a decline in 1P27 for the .1. Virgiuui JbtH • J hi nt Mi>. V\. M. Conine, who t,« , u-.-n Ini band , a 1:11 a plain giv e n boil’ ?S‘ " ” r «y!or. v..n r* rr” re with 1 .x Kiekard. I fil l"|i-t’ r w ■ 1 1 ., i**d f »f ’ Friendly D|d un» met in C ent­ time in many y ears. A lthough (a- tho 1 - I of Dr. and Mj . W. ice. ■1*. do VII 7 - ^ , . . . . g r , . K, Jonc«• p neb th a t won Kickard c o n v im e d 'F o s te r th a t ra l P a r k — Mib lender—Othu H unt. tistica for the first nine- months Theodore Langley for tin p u d r V "1' 1 ■■ ■■ 1 ‘ V [‘F i .rncd . r„ r Mel.nntin h u ' quick luiyo ’vie« _ 1 „ Of. • i . An a ftc 1 neon, gown in red- fottlMullen could m.i hire Soldiers S a tu r d a y :—The Lear Claw Tribe of tlie y e a r only a r e available' week left T hursday fur hi i r J., s . J i m o . j - Hit.j .1 lie / ’*rihi(t hand e r a - . *-*-.* nv*.r Terris , -iiypt dit) with xvhix 11 pblka-duta i 3, w ern Wright. Field, pay Maiulell .',0 j.ur cent anti homes a t t a m p Hill. Ala. of Friendly Indians, met in Cent­ they show th a t tha Increase for W1 * V vVml- rdi r ' „ -r* i.b y -fa ml 7—tTe . " ■1'■- ’ , W'ith.^p.JfCil rape (H(d tJ m S ,"ji|yp cuu rn n te e McLaruin $rit),l)(i() w ith ­ ral P u r k —sub leader— D orsett t h a t period was ,Cf)l,Sf’J. J F 1 but v t^ e U b le a l On and on goos thn seamlnl out somebody inl ine a deficit. ^ri H am er. T h i s ,is 77,0110 leiv. than fo r the Mi- * Nina Fleming of Green- fvui*a",in plain m l . npu n f l p l a u g Hmh" ’*• ' n« 1 ‘ ! 1 tu, d a itood boy w ith ' r**-vsd fro*n Teapot Dome It's All of these tribes iiff Vriemlly corresponding period of. 1020. The ville, K; C„ Ij {(ie attraclivu house ccstmiH* with n dist^m ljy jj^u^ian Miv. Hill l i fb : r l iB’" /;-'jlis»*',f«i” i7 of the few instances, though, D E L A N D —Team track oited along Indians a re supervised l.*r C. D. b irth ra te during the f ir s t nine guest of her uncle and aunt Mr : feeling Iwu a lmig red coat w ith a >rouii (.1 1,; tliuii Mcl-amln was refus- when money c d k rd loud cnouBh to w hite Piling* tig h tly -fittin g w hite A tlantic Coast Line right of wuy Wolfe ami H erm an E. Mortis. m onths of l ‘J 27 declined while the 'V, J. Thigpen Thigpen at at their th e ir home b .„,o * on ’ ’* U fa'.i -t Utt lvidi.ig tltibs andnore us. —Palm Boach Post. tunic and red pantalons which nttemied form b a rry yard. The Friendly Indian) are now d e a th r a te iucrcased. Park Avenue, a re x u t like riding breeches. the D. A. h* ill" . 1* 'Hi t •. Mil 1! J’» ,• I ' \ * 11 r tv. , 2 With S O f You ijir -■ VK l/arnin's manager U fuses Offer ";;; IL • .,4 ■ ' T/ •*' *.i*. *' 1 . at,** �\ ' I TflE SANfORD HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH in. m * ~ Radio Prograins —Itelp Untiled | I 'n lltin it A n m n in c c m c n t • I’K Cl t itKS c.x i T T i r T m fS .iturd?). 'la rc h I'l.) .. . IN t h i: • ■Ii:* r it rut t AO. R A T E S TftUI i i i ;I» a i . «*ni i* Waldorf A toria oixhestra • T IT ll.n|:il»A t \ a v ;> „ c«»h In A dT .nct WEAK W E E r_W n c WCATT l *• .I: ■»rvrv »»i* s h m in f d.i: f n th S a l*lnn tors; MIIN «*«»ty\ftlujti idi. i: D ■ . ** receiT<d Palm T ti^ mush WE.Vr V H r * r , , m d collector t e n t 1 s vri.*vv> i i c i . kn n v»:i! W 'lA d WCSil. WW.I PA BIS, Mur |u ( I N S ' I'ui p \N \\ i* SMITH NAY, * * # ■ .Nt Thin s.u ile r * Pcnn.;y.Yntiti N T in r i . n t i 'n n , > er. Kllfr!•>■- - .Nt tl «if‘AurtHu 1 TATHS, l\»* a «*..t |»nnil hni. Alt i.ftt WEAK Wd A VVCAK __ 8c ■ Hnc i’mi i i *\* t till !l lliilrai ia and rv■ ‘.■r.»l Sji.in* Alt n it KliliVI i l/.CI; \\ I IIIKS ►Ii ris i w Lh ti« iimiitmivi thill 1 inn WW.I. i* nt i.itt*.?. v||!li« ‘II ANTH ISAM i-*!i Infititi-n a i d ]r.f..ntai m e . ••*****..7c •■ a line R •.iil.ii.tl. »..i I I t . , . . | f i c « * M. %*••««• »•. ' l i t I S T * * • A11 * \ N A i ’>m »> m i >> New Ami. Nyniphiiny or•im-ptig tl;*' >event cn in n u . liv r*ie* °n requetl. Mil' *I»- 1«»i JiiMU* *11 (til* 1 1 “ ii. \ i: ;; I*it 11 **M attO till V I S.imn.d, e h . till W . i y . W 1I A L W H A M per.* nage wlm.l.nx • tir, n i ° r ' !* • I v\ S.luMl.i'*, || ^ w if ., !»••(• ll ! Ft‘>rnl,i -,t nl *1u>( tc* i T t In* I**<ii *■I a 111h ^juccd rates a rc , for KDfCA V .L W W JR K Y \\ gun the legal battle f -r Li'li ! i *d * * ' i n f i i - d i n : lllcclluli l * n »*i:i»m: »* k i*t*tti.i*• atimn five insertion?. • it « \ • - • ;\ :i i in fi. \ \:. n* cl,; chutcan if Chambiii 1 W F.EI U l ’ lt. U .JA B WTAC. 1*1^1. V * • It Mtl *i*l.US It Ir d s of average length Mil* .-i'l i. tlH. »t* ti* I*«ipi * 9 tin* 11* 111Ml MJ'I *SA• u :s ■r • • W C S 1I . U ’R C W H A S W SM It ii> worth fighting for. tin* a r ­ *m t n * l’i Iiii.u * t •■ t•* It* hi i»n J it in* , Ti • Ml Mini \ NTS It \ NK Tltr'ST Ittd a line. Ml. \ I* i •*i**i W SH. I’.'lll'ANA , \\ |ft**tt*ti ■Sail*'ill S ** chitectural gem i . ti c liinkr of um charge of 30c for I h n | I'l'lt.lal. \lt|** M|p|ft«»l*t. U .l" ' >’v C a n e d - * AC p'* P Conceit hnhd-.-WUZ. •isv • i s t im h h h t iff* *In'*! itju lu.i n i i at h in 11r 11:ii p...»-»*. 11* Ii Al n |T thl* CiHHtl V>-*'*,*ll n* t*— Philco hour.; “ (Jyp*y hf.rtising is restricted \M-iii..| I.. I- s, \.itm > iii'ii iifi C u m in i f Itluin. it bi’c a in .* the t (laisifie'“tion. Love*' W.IZ W IlAt. WHAM *n II V1 t ti I* t.i ►♦•i'ttr«* tin t>«* . r t i r u n ,ti stm i : o r i*r.\« i: Lnnr I? ninde The Sanin flit »*f i'« t i ,i | ti *•iit|i w dtp.- t.i i hi* l I t|K*rty t» liiAUI* tl I *t I All11 ■*i KDKA WLW W JR KYAV i m i iMM im r \ o . i oi n ** * • * *• | * L .I,i will be responsible ■'■'i i.it . iti.aiii. n i . 'i brutlii t wf Chill lc> \'l. hefWE re El lii’illg , Tin-, t t . iiHin mi.*' my imbiI bI.Iih • WTIC W.IAB WTAfi l' *V I I I ! I*-,, . I ? lit 1 ' f . H ' f , I H Vt I’ll 1 lone incorrect insertion, .i i a n , prit.ii, u .t u ti lied l*» i v kmjrthim un«U*r L m u ^ / W c s i i w y c . N»* f , | t,. tl, will *«f tin* i . . ' |rti*er for subsequent l ipti . . ».. *d \ . »t. i *s .Inin* "|ti Sail* .'i »in i*• uni * r i -I iii.i in M i t M I . Mt'Tlerr*?* faiihuiH t r«»;»|*i* p’n v/«! 10 Key *toue Duo; popular «*» It * * * ii \** I 1 at |iniS»* I I ii Hit hurt* f"i’ the fir*i time. N u p d e m | . The office should be f •I •* I... " ■ MVII I »♦♦*. I “«lIIIil , l.ilk** Ill— Livestock M"iitdiii ILittK I* ,t| ' |tiiK< I ai i * * • hnllads—W.IZ WBAI Alin I.■ M ikiu imh |. Alt.Hit' lit* [immediately in case, of ititn: (r**fu finally g a te it to d e n r il Mev.liic.r S|»r n - i ! *r..». xt i'll* t i ..ii-t Im t. hI*• *I j\ • I%, ,1 Hi It It lt»::lt»- Dorothy Mini t i n u * it ' , J ,»f c i n | i h t n n l i c i v l k i tin \ .|i*.iri>r A N O T H E R nice litter registered ta revyard his ' i* " 0 le>. M eny Three WJZ WIIAL. ll i ■I I itll h*.tn -+* ri' i *• ■i ti t >»*ti fik.it >.«u ,)(•■ ii #' * '.M(* skfv Pit Hull T erriers, hrindles and ChaUlhniil wa- (.’.lilt;; h> •!; ADVF.RTfSERP h11*«’'. - ..... an\ n ti Vit*-114| 11**tp 111'#* • I? • 1 ■* ’-t* Mt t " I |i"‘ » i l l I*»11 »i «*( k\*‘l 11 tt lehris.inN in', hejil in r u H I * ll 1 1 1 i ii |fi»M t .i i * . .i' | ’1 m | |.t . I »>i 1 ■*— 11,t I tin •I•I!■■'■'lili :n •*< w hite: weaned; nice companions H tt *» | i ifi, 111;| | «l| Iti. i ! m a n t’ixl a f te r the IvmpN.-, loti >».t' U E A I 'W F I . YV t i l l It Herald repre se n ta tiv e and watch dogs. See them m ('I t i t'ii* t ii,■**"'• iii u ii;*i..ii raved hy nati'uiikl r'\ih.*iTi| t a am fi. s \ n im \ v. \i \u* it m. fly fnmilinr w ith ra te s j _’■*«!• tt \ « ‘tij 11. i t ; I*• •* . t*. I I " • fsl ll i j ; \ i w rite Cunningham Kennels, JNifhi*« i "ii 1* u , st, m* ..f ri. i i.i.i ii i r,'Veil l • the Duke * , of Hi'rdeac.V I ’l pd classification will ols, Fla. •h h . i i i i ' i i o lb*>ni i, i .( M t (• i*-*,*‘t i n i l I Iii* i r i l l *'! lit'!* w k ! ' 1" , t l v. s u.il.ft. WEAK New . complete information. ------■ ----** • till I i I • i 11,11t! 4 *l|*Mtl * fill cl t lu 1: 1ft. Foii'ign i'.dicy As.oi’intioii; i. t u t m d to tin* r*'p»n ' 'l i t . I • f I , • III If* Ml , 1* • . t L wish, they will assist 10-A Poultry am) Firms i n i m \ >ti l h i k e . 1' i h i ' H i f Parm a a id :ii o r « * r t i i \ n i r . i » ...................... , m i . . i ., ,i t . iii i. ih . it'll, Paira»*ii> Trio; iaiO, New Lording your w ant ad IOI Ni l . 4 Mt ' •tl*4*1.i I• ii fl - • tits, 111.'! I ' . u m t " f P a t i l l U ' a n i h . I t . i k e York A -oci.itioti l" r Blind; ft, ■9 I |*i l it iiure effective. Ruby Chicks, .1.5.1 S’d* Hlkft ‘if \ o'! M.t ' -' Hi* * H * .0 I 0*1 ,1 j m . i t 1^1 * . . l l ... f f ll, * ■ 11 ■ T i l l ' l l ' . :• f . m I. , | iMtt t 1 l) •u f a r m .t died itt tt'07.-thc i roper * 1 S.t f •r.; ri. t ' .ti'I ti** •t .'-I'utt' ■ or, tiesira; Waldui’f A*. call i or w rite a t once. II. I. • i n t i i m t s x l i i U ' I t l Ml \ | . , || l et lorsa j'f. liOsti a; 7. Sou Ii Sea Is­ Knouts, I mi. north of l.ohgwood. TlO’J* U t • t|»* -I' | | ur.comenis del i '" *- 11.1 t-l l ti.. lu ll in an a'rratet ’iimni rea hed at '*t ** III t U* J *‘ Uii* , , j II! ,4 1t l -1 4 mm i d l a n d ' ; ■ 7 10 StntU'r IVttn-ylI't/It * -lilt > t ' I'l* hr hi ‘Ml J title IH l l . ( . «_ 1p t . , i nf Vo nan and Prince'I'.lic v.*n* giceit caniiins; ■ Tancred strain 2G—Miscellnr.cuus For Sale s : 15, Intercollegiate d h u Miller, form erly of BABY chicks. ;.i Ii \ \ • i • s ,4t-M i d*d V Mf| I ’ o U t i r n ! A n n o u n c e m e n t s I In- i lialean White Iieghorti.s, $11.7ft per Baby carriugi ro,*t >.U). Si 11 foi t! r .ta li-; I t, dance music. lille, I 'la., announces the ll* 1 ■ 1 l t l . l t i i It 1 Ii . a "litailieil But i"i'1 n m *1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 * $15. Lawn mower, cos* ?1 I S<-ll i If hi- dental office at loo; Itlinde Island Beds, IDI. per Iftt.it. W.IZ New York. (Till*: U.iift, a i i . ia In r o d I III M l \ o n MISSION I'll . * t.*f 11in it* •«. 1 .»• \ irimti • * * \ ii lM|*iU *,» * *»'* Ci UHl l t hl CV 100. Circular on veeipiest. (iuy I. j - f Ilf .f M m $7. P. t). Box 141IH. s* in . l f i't h lildg. with l)r. Mas* Venetian donilolieis; Tennes­ ,1 i i ■ „ ,i n ii> cii id i * h/ii 1 it ft 1 ( m |* ( I l f n f f h ' f «.( Hi S r i n M i ,i-i n fi an t Ii....... in t in 111I ft and 1.1,1 .Ml Cl* | M | | in BInckhuni. Kllenlon S. C. ' H r " M i l l . I.f t *4‘ U l i t y . iitc »*mimM\ riilijt'fl I m ll»r Y-'IU »•( »■ »*»*• f, seans; t, afternoon players; ft:If*. <('m i l > . l • tin 'l l*,' I n - niice more e,ime up. . I Ml t > * * t 1 (II 9 i *i ^t I I* 1 N' M n 2S— Hu din ! i Im* \ **| &-1 h ,ii tli" .inn" t*i iriiiiry. |.| ' • ’ I* t Ik Ml t I fl, h. u s . i r i1 ,n . n i i ; , “« «. Hnfl* orchestra; 1. fill Ik,. ' (■ it* f tl’dl * 1 H i** ' “t .1 r M* i'M!I.I,ANIi | t ’IXG Lmg':. P u r e Pork 12— W A N T l i l ) 11m r vt i i11* 1111111 tt t •5•*J !-> \ .• I #»*. MT ,11 ti* 1*1 I m . I ' i l ' on thai milk k. rv -malt poitlvn pnems. ..rchestrn: S. New Turk i * » « * ii 1 1 i f r h*i i . i . i in .■ !* 1 PHONE 5711 ' o r Repair? on all t M j » • ; .8 I alm cttn Avc. - - - —J— 'I* .! ♦ (vr* \ ti «I* 'i v ,i L.I 11m .1 f lt r,a- , \ , . r i,<rii|,i,d nr f 111 n - Symphony; !*, Phili’u R E W a R R —CASH hour; 10, makes of ltmlinx and Phonor i m ri.liHiv \ iih i i t r o r t i T '.‘Ilf T • H Hi' II ‘ .I (l.i . J 'o r long leaf pine mi stump. fU- graph? If vve don’t fix it. I hero i deal D l ontu n i' the celebrated Key-tone Duo; l(l:;tu. Merry Three; l lit I* V i . flliflM'l ,|U * » * It* V l*U lull tltlC > ' \ I • I • ' ' tt0hl!« %*m*i stilt I *11VI t ill \ TV lork. *if thi* ’ \ i | ii ti «;i \ ss tu rp . I j c i i s c . Give lowest c i * * h i i no charge. Couch’s, I OK S. Park fur tits uf'ii rt* *-f -■..ilia-.' w m il l w n p pic i’ll' 1 a 111. slunibl'r 111Usic, I \ \ 1 ‘irilllt t**M rt. kti'.tj* * % ' j the nolitiH hit, i • *t,. ni • -i(» price and term s. Addres* Box lift/, Ave. '1 ,| mi p i.tiil at life SA.iim* nm- • WOH Newark, 710; 2:30, cO H tiE ..| rn»« \*.|» ii t tt . .mol** I'ltttiiiry I" M ‘ M-' i !■»«••■» kilt it t r it Is V M Ml I h |-ti - «• d flraham trui k-. e-o Tin- 1IcraM. i it wtlfmut meeting ••••u,h of l»*■». VlMiihiitln 11li*N is Jl 3, Vl'Ciil; 0, • I l»r • I • * Political Announcement I ll !. ;,t^eet. Phone it. * * . 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Phone FIT. i;>—A partnifiil For Rent ATTUIIM*:V ,9 i h U: • m| « ‘( f l l l l t ' I mi ll.. , , i ; im \ r , I'old. lo n c iit music, stuilio; l';.TO, I ' it ll 114*1 1 , li f t * IMS (♦;» Tlllllhtl' N t i tui " t i l ' •i > f ' 1 l " i id I K r ill i (* ( 1 1, i H u "Tv I .» I I M** I ' t l l ' O ti l J r - * Scrvirt* I' M 1 * I , I’i IMF i ; i i 'IN ' - ^i on, iTt on ii -i m ; ll', i ’u,icc mut" '1»’• IliiH") .1 < •1*1! Veiy attrailivi- two-ioom apurt- 1 . t l . " ■ttd i ll li 'e ." ' •l lt I»*♦•.'* .t I ‘ t fi . ( nit its ' u*.rn.*> “nh M v . till i I ' l i UI I.IM ‘ 'ii : I" Co Subway Itoys; 11, ii'i-nt. P r iia le bntb: ho’ w ater |*.11U 1 ..I H i ; - 11 f d * I h 1?f i l , . I.. 4l t d - |i . 1 t .' I h r / w i l l m * I 1,4 * -* " I " III kl: S, | \ Il f Ml all kinds. M i l | l , « 1 ". ti ‘ i« i til U jn itiini' mu .In im ' fi IlMltf il.itn oi i In -t i at M , 1'. 1 l l D . ' l l u 7 !'.' .1. 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Ill'll" SI i Deni A plo.lle i all will get Nicely fund-died apart m i n t - witn t M I* l| I t slMTMIII.* IM . • d l l l i . 1;»t’ > ■ IHIM I .* I ll | ■I I II!,' * , | i•h t ( 1*1 ir.*' ■ . o |i, nml I Ml' ............... . 1 it i’ Ml 'I I N A*--M " " ' I Ml * * I 4 W ill 1 .1 ' I I'l .11. 11V U . !i It.-Iil nil modern conveniences. Plume x f i m i H ' h ' ' " 1 1 1 1 1 . I'd"• 1, ,| "1 t 1 i ’ i 1k1(<I t l l V" .♦ 1 Ml il !•* Ihr I I , ot * . . . ft tft, M iplmnv; • > .1 1 i d ft 1 1 1 III'I7(i Call nt :!]S Palmetto Ave. II" » • • n i l i i '* f * III "f tin .M ill* in 1 1 .** .1 u n r l • i if i d \ \ | l . t *« t \ • 1 ill 1 III 1 ! 1 » I I ( Ml t i l . I ■ n ( i IM( | I •'.III I i . HP ■t . a ’i. 11 lift. ,n i m u i * iin ,( hIMI in :i»K r O l ITTKNI»i;.V. i on i o w t %i i i . i : | t y n i i it fii.D W a l l s Nii’t’ two iimm apartm ent in new i ,l Re■-! ■ • t. i l . M i l l : f 1* - 1 ' .It • UI * * 1 ii i-" u | i c* |,li V * .1 Mil h i tl * IK NEW W A LL PA IN I I h home. 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H E R M A N 'S L O A N | ,,r" ' t \ v •x w rn tl v lhl» m *kk iokcntioo. They not \\ \TI I • 1 lit ! s l a t (d V u f In 'i- ig — , , security. i*• i:T**:11:it Htnti\*H»»% * f o i l j i ' . l i i ; o f l,KACi: MI t i n I • «l I • ' n (. ji d d Iti • I II, I * O F F IC E 27 W. CHURCH ST . . -I L fl lit lM’lll only i i p u amazing g a i suvinga . 1 N I....... '• |.. i n n I 'U H i T i u i i : ) In ( I ■ l (I H l M t l i m ** »»»> (*fi (1 | i d ,1 ii ! Kl i i t i * , I 1142 1 It HI III I ‘fill III ^ •It'll l IN I'H O M O V .ill rr#*i1 Mr»^« i»*Kiif 1 ■ ■■if u n ri* r . t uUo , L.t . i h i iksul iid .f / / mJ l fieri I" IIOIII.IIIO’.’ in * 1.1 n.llil.ii’i ft,> I f f | . I H u l l lM I III | k m T f !#■* M* but F-*i|itihcil find , ■y j | * M l 1. ^ preferred ORLANDO. I IN \ \, N ' l T I t T lull •■**»*. i«ml :*t1 tiu i pmin** hid irur i .lIm f.u tin- offlt ,- of I'ltnsdtktlc, Midi 11 1 4 1 1 f . t l , ' « . f d i i l '••/»•■*• I l l u m e ! 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Ir*«(1l i i «p *■Deli d o r * l i t h *' « d l ) • P h i f i d i t 1 1a 9 ■■ • ** f j \\ \ T 11KNr diM'iia.’" 1 -* ■ pciic', i x-fMUfi ift rt I Wll *• U IjnniNSMN (!*<•« f • in in* Ilf * I. P. Herald. J ’lU itlnd wifli Hi* I m He 1 , + # & (» * • mhl I* <*i»Ulil * i d H |>ct.» deperulirut o r> the character t *M,rl 1,1 l,u? i t n*l •nrl Mi ld (Hlhi h R" • .*'o r ,, r , ,*• HiA-’kaiil niff lu fp (nttmluee iU He nl*<» Hthloc!, I | f**r Jl riibil • *‘ 14Ik tile Ul wf ' " i #i _ ' t , ............................ I t. »t, "D "'cn everywhere r> make i " ’ < 'ii».' b u iin-- bin, over *l"b weekly* in t ielr *okyu Li)’ ‘!'r ' t'uld‘U:s fur e,U ”. , -mil ft.l,,ilnl»lrt»,t»r i . ... * _ , , i , ni- ii,. .1 .lay ..I March, tcriltoiy taking ra r e t f |,kxoi bull, ' ‘tuck, (irorgo E. WHM.r; k I* 1 f Yv\ t u k n nr**, 'ft Die h im ut owt* (or P r t u«t>r F Y O F N fi L A M E ! - Y O I NC MEN j Lenrn, Linnlt pe Operating Have tw o move openings for} young ladies o r young men who have good education nnd who wan* to learn a good trade. Some of .*jar.foed’a- young, pcopleewho s t a r t ­ ed w ith m e leas t h a n - o n e - y e a r ago a t e now holding good s itu a ­ tions and m aking good money. Some of them have made as high as $fi() per week. As you become competent we will help you get located on a positloh suited to your ability. Wo will give you a two weeks’ tria l and if you do not show ability to make a good I.ino ype o p e ra to r we will toll you. “ If interested rail between 0 and 8 p. m. and ask for foreman nnd In will he glad to explain the m n tle r to j-t.i, fidlv. (i.egai <ct>s) 1 * Everyday Satisfaction r , u i .i i 'T i , i: o r i ' i ; t i i; i i i ' r n i , t no . r o t it l i—’i i ih iviittotinr- i iv " .uidldacv f.. .Iit-fl,. ii, Ml-1 e1,-k No I- ^Ht»j* • * l.i tin ih rkftinfi Mf Hi* lUi tkenl'iernlle 1’ilinitey 1 *’ !u PI .1n,i.- ft., |i \ H maxim .si*i;i:i: ’ _ R oyalty R e s u m e s L e g a l B a ttle For Old FrenchC h a tea u Today there are things you want, tomorrow there will be others. There is no other way. irr which you can satisfy so many of these needs of everyday life as through the daily Hill reading of the ads in our Classified Section. Consult them regularly—to 1 your advantage. II I'l'1 i I I: Auto Huns 59 Miles ( >n Gallon Of Gas husir.css or r e s id e n tia l1m | U f’ “ T'hun-ugh-I.reii Collin ui han ‘ ' and JK. each. ' o{jo:i property. See B. W. H c rm lo n ,' Aw- Phor.e 7fi7-J. Seminole Hotel. 1 iV heUl <>n June ttti, A. Ik. i • •’■ . kb . v. n. n o u a b A s a t ,bc iirlmsrj June 6 ’ ik ill ' • ftiuircclnlcl ai.av i i k l i -b m a n w u . i * 11 INSi i V. Dcecnscil | i . , ’»,TTi:S K Sl'CNi’KIt Aiiuutv)* (er tixucutri*. vs *.i,„in,»(r:i, ',n f •' • ' -''!*• ••( sam ple amt big It.. Aft* Vft’A i m , oiiellur l»r Co,upIulliMIll. " u 1ZZXU m o in y 4* * ■ * JM i . * AI • i m a k in g � 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, 1928 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, March 10, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 10, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 10, 1928; <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/1fed19da19ccac4e3687aa266ce22836.pdf 4a8df2cc9fa147bc09c280903d5975f0 PDF Text Text 1 t. . i tttk y o u r n w v s f a i fch ed -tn ’E F lo rid a 's w e a t h e r r H eart. 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As i ’..•In ivcj\ I d .( l.v ‘ lot •rnntioind N* x S t ; three week.* sign. tin •' .uiu* I a vote of 1 1 (<> • i "•( • I |iro\isiiiu licit would have r MTVeil all puu •'•i |*l ■mIh e,| Mllsele Shoal- I ir le e i'i m i P icturing fertilizer. S ' ii : i II (lili ( l»l of M il..«i»i:t pt • |.ll-e I I lie atm III IIII! lit. tl> i|e •elm ed him elf **•«1 1•i l.v I minded." at the Sennl ’*• to lion. r u l i l i e l . a m l s t ’l i i n m i l t e e H a s (■rmltiallx U n c o v e r e d S o m e , Of T h o lIid d cn M a eh in n tin n s O f C o.n tin n tta l T r a d in g l'« . C a b in e t K d g e O n O th erA sp i ra n ts F o r S e le c tio : P a r t i e ’s N o m i n e They Have Chance COURT IN D IA N ! SiiTS RECORD -• HANDLING ('ASM: M e m b e r *H a iSensational Note Dinks Anth Mellon For!une Kslinialed A1 Nearly Million mil, i Hi ei nil tile docket* III ^ t v r o l n r j O f T r e a s u r y S a y s ..H e R e f u s e d T o H o e o m e P h o :•(.■ ! |elm • i’ll k. ill link, l it e.l A ttitu d e o T N e w Y o r k i . '\ f., Barton dr., speedin. . uev C o n trib u to r T o P a r ly .m | in. Willi*' ll:ir|ier, r c c k l c i A n d P c n n s y lv a n ia la , . lined : . Kivil I h»v __ WASHINGTON; Me "12. vA l a b a m a l ’o 'i e e C h i e f A v e r s D ead G i r l W a s D r i n k i n g O n A ll I m p o r t a n t I t e m i l \ S t —■ The ma-k *>( • r e v . T h e N i«h t l i e A rrested H er x>In. It In* kept III* | tldi* (> r fix.* And T h a t S h e S h o t H e rse lf i mt fr>*iu knowii'g ah nt Hurry { W A S H IN G T O N . M ar. 12— I Sinclair’* lava h t:- • of 11 • f o i l - I r i ) L l . rJ l P I A N A . Ain., Mur. 12.— ( I N S ) — T h r e e m o n th s fro m I' lcnlnt T r a d 'n r C,,m| : ny' Vk- H N S i In in attempt to refu te | ii-i i.itiiii h i ^ r . j l...ii.l " h: li fund" state t* dlniehy tn the effect that t o d a y t h e R e p u b l i c a n N a t i o n ­ t*> pay > If ilefi, i ol the !t*-|iuh.* pri'ti v 1 'iiise Mniitenhnre, 21 . wo-, •al ( ’( in v e n t io n m e e t s in K a n ­ ii Party. ( low . nil ling e.ii ■ !.‘inking tie' night she met her s a s C i t y t o n o m i n a t e a c a n ­ I oft i \ leiiier tin . kail’ ll erii •• in • death nil tile Mont (Turnery H igh­ d i d a t e f o r t h e P r e s i d e n c y . \ i * ln :a l . n I , > . piddii I and <* way. d fen e 1*111111* el in tin' trial A t t h i s s t u p e , w i t h tw e l v e b efofre a . f r il ie f ,' 1*1 lice II F . ltlaki* of w e e k s t o g o an ti I ’a le ia. vviU Ining ex.iert medical s i n g l e p r i m a r y n a s a f f o r d e d le 1 1in••m\ I'efure the court. I.. II. it is eoncededl.v I'lli . * lie-f iif ituiiim'I for the de­ mind. Hoover against the field, with fen j aid today. • Chief Pinko in charged with 1many Itepnhliran leader* asking in nl! seriousness: nturiler in e nueetion with the j h*'m*i'lv e* "( all llo iv e r he *top)H*d?" ,•] , i ‘ i)..in ahniTi. — who i iie i ii u c r a li t' I'hiot l . c a t l c r I-The Hoover lmnillu’ * say tv». . i i | a | u‘ 1. • \< >iind u. her In n! S e v e r e In H is C r i P e i s m Ol I. I c l I'd |I . nil I O ff! er W Put the anti-Hoover people, which I ’a r l i e ' s R e l a t i o n W i t h Pinir.eltlde*. the adherents of every •>l a i i l Oil C om p:tn> S w in d le i her candidate in tho list, Low:i. Hawes Curtis. Watson, Willis. >iaxc a different answer. They willingly concede that at this early stage the lend wjvieh the cabinet candidate hns built up through one of the most efficient organisation* on rerord is a commanding one, lull they say that Hoover can be •upped and xx ill he stopped at Kansas City The events of tho next eight or ten weeks may rc- i veal xvhn is wrong. H"iili"ih n o had no' \ minimum of 400 votes on iti'l that tile bullet t i e first ballot at Kansas City j was ■Imnuil today by the Iloovor , laaeavers. aid they cited known | I'.u'i . and firuri's and commit­ ments t** back up their claim. A 1 i ial *u' f>tf* is necessary to nom- j Hint, Hut while the 4»0 w a v . ■I'uiuwl as a minimum, * milled a: the saniu tlhic t n a l v T ” iiuivimtim, a* of today. Is ret nincli if any greater than that. 'Mo' gi- i!e-.i comfort which tariff It ,.IVi r m.iii.igiTs Iravo is th’. ‘: * ir m lilo of tiotential str«'nat> • ..I \ . f'l.m i -ry e n n r o* I,........'.in'r> f'i m Maine to Cldl-i , ■ , "in i I from Mh'Wgan t " tb-» j 'h r:i .state i that line the (iuif. 11 ei nt rust th.'x point to th • ,, "lonaliied sfenxfth of v i;,.x I'r.i'ik 11 Iziwiien. the •ureiivst and strongest rni.didi •! thnl I,as iiopear "d t " ehullt'llge t h ' pr* gix'ss •I I Io* llooxcr movement. u , will'll'*. de!e-ate s t n n g th . a* "! today they figure at roughly •nt |. ,|„. initial baPollng, nearly ,iM of which I'omo from the In* I'-'Qt and u 'evt-h grain halt,* ~’ f , , Hl'iiiA to the I'ukoUs. Th" wil"ti pco' le (I0 not claim much ’ in 'IV than that at this stuge. I ii i ' iv background is the Dawes a, .It.lacy unannounced, apparent< ly imuudnlc. and vet of such ■ e m , ''io -' • n/ v'itie* that tho H |,, • r« *•••• i‘ lurking in ■•re \ -li.eli xx If as the antifr o m iim p r x || |.... I" ilnini. Hoover can tin*, frill • lie 't .pi i d at .Kansas t ity. then v |ij,wi - > irdukicy ut once be*. ■I ,.„,•*. nve" 'h ad o "in g uttd ullt* I ,l»l I I •*»I * i, • rvmlii,f t"i ttu' Hoover mana— that m. ' -ay d their candulat® cun ui idimlin:* > r i ......... .. l ow,leu I an also be •tj . inn! ^l,ll ‘•• ALLEGED SLAYER SENATOR STATES | OF DIVORCEE TO (1.0.1’. BETRAYED HAVE NEW TRIAL i'.S . GOVERNMENT T. .,ve In..... lelt Till i! M ii\ l 1, \ a.. Mar. IV i>n Hint sell (IN'S | .1"Ini M i- le J I' .1 Mill, llnny-l t " (U fi'imet '-e, ivtai x and neiimgi • maliufai I'i*' tin' lleimilngi' Cmuitiv < Inti In i| rat ill'- X' ho io have luoi w ut eii 11 ial today fio the t liti.e iharged xxilh the nuirdel V. 1 KI mi - Holt Snip.'*, atiraet .’•x xear eld divnii 11 11 her apa 1■ I, | I, l -I S. ,, ||, I - II I 1.11ll* ,1) 11 I I I lllg • I ' l l l i t I *••• 1 nil ill III .1 ill "U* • oil III , ........ . u n i - |.o I lie d efen s e inaile ivn l hilt one of th e i r ilieiUa. ! Key. i- ro nfineil to his home , ( lin k* it |ov. Key was *te,,l I,, l.e il*. at Tangerine, i, I,.- ha been residing f**t i,il a, until-. Attorney T«in ..i!i u - 11" w lint II,"," lUX KWOOl), Toan., March 1J ( IN S ) Arn’ohl Baton, 27, a minor in I ho lloanoko Iron Company coal mine* here, won foil'i>l cru-hed to death licnenth n large fall of slate today. The death of Katon was discovered ly u driver who enmo to load u m r with coal. It*was the third deatli report ml from falling A s i venue ol is o.ii'ti ml pnni I of t*U 11:11111'fI.mi l lie li»xf •' • n the liiilil.er*-* i'll'• I,:im-1 was inadc re m, i i,, I, |, ... I er Is jL\u^Jicd Tty FaltiiiF Slate Selling Liquor Until He Dies, Is Given Fine O f $200 ackronville presidid” the disi|tialili .Itltijfe Wallace \\ . 'nl, ................veiling "i N l'M H K R 1 Member Audit Iturcaii Of Circa) SANTOR1) I'ldgy* 1ft>. MON RAY. MAltCll 1 l.eliHcd-NVlre International News Service a a d o tii i ' s r e r i if i , lie I'lill'lilioti o f In • lodge lil'av lie* line I |lie m a i l e r ill It'::' , h ai "li. n ai 1 eil ati.l 1lie lilt I I ,, 1 1* , . niall . luldren, ailinUt' il at f a i r " xx 11 11 the young divoi. i .| inauita ih' i I -1 a d l a - l I v it 1 M l i •|,., Hi, I■HI lit l hill S. Accident loll Mounts For Month top es w h o can ie • ii l*i n o . t o n , N i . i d figm • km a trial. It I" ••• t .tin* . f mill)v i • ' mi'll ill KirlllllOal Apprehend Boxing Celebrities Kaiser's Relatives,Abend Funeral Of Kor Alleged Plots Former Champion v- v r . t t t M.u. IV tl'x-O Oviedo lias Display 01' Her Products In Cliamlic-'s Window Woman’s Club Makes Preparalit For Lectures Bv Dr. Richard. i*l plav *'f Hvietl Ibe Sail 'I w.i n il,lei " l * « ,*l I l.i d in a **(• P* j ,- w* r e II k Incgesl (,uestion mark to- 9 •lav, three iiuinthi* front the dato i ,,f assembly, I* ‘ he attitude of ' N'exx York and I’rnnsylvanin lead* 4 l Blaze Ruins Oviedo Hotel And Menaces Business District • *',M" ' t1**,» I'iie «**uipl<t' l.x .le-t|o>e.l New I lx led*. It •>* and for a gaiu/al ion of pi "i""t ' ngers. A f 11 r ichuielt Ijivigne* cn io Saguiiixx . t o • for I.iii ink laivigne wa- i''i'l,td greatest little " ‘:,M ring. lie b'n t all lb* im iinling Dirk Holt'*' i pound Enfflii li selisalI' I Wolcott, the eoloi *'d fl I dil.d of heart ill ' I fiK years old. I,. Wono.ti’.- Club hi Id l KOI f . mill* limaker ("i Io head I Ik * *l> I' National Kporc |.:ii,.,I iiinl sponso' , v ■ '.I. * i tak en Sib eria. Alexander Znul ItiihiU * to escape l 'omuiuM'd’*. He 1’i i i , c" • k ictoriu lippe, 62 year old Kaiser in Bolin k„ff i" 27 years fijHluently Imen k- marriage, an 1 1 , i i i ' ' - den ,|„. ...... I,mpk.ted A - 4 IU L IM R H - A I1 H W W " ....... . l.tr.NDDN. Mat \ MIH/KK. rin> »Dollar d.ua-flHvialisstt l.m Or. Itm i ,, ii is a I’K 0 - graduate I O-’ ou: *'f J ' bii; llopkiii.s Unite*' ity.wh,’ 0" begun |,,e teaching CIIICCC. lie i I 'llive 1 '•' I.i .it the lin iv e i .,i x " f * khae , ai d w a : for nmnv V-mr* m . i i , * lb,- F.uglis'* e, rlinei • ■ mo " Pa1 I n nersity «f Minnesota. Ills J pla> s, i" ' I b I eat e l " ' I ............. ,h t riel .of Ovie.l.......'>v • s un.lav mom ing liefoi* I • • addiwd effort • ' lb*' town'" t "" bi'lgtide a ml tie Winter Part. I'Ve Depailnieiit brought th* I.I.*/*' under control. The hotel, a txx*. story mime d ru c lu rc i-oiil iinln*t 26 b«»m*. " xallied at .............. J I M umi and *20. 000 according l» •»“ » " " ’ 4 hien, and xxi*. managed l*> Harney White. . The liuiblim: was pra* t i* allx ted with KM ! xvl'i n 0 • bln: *• vx * ruvtuvd ■ xl " 1 ' •*. r.afety d.xxa ladders pin,e.l **l the window*. Tim fire Uncut* m *l for n rune '(Tesfroy th"* .McCall building. 1 rirk struct u r . The vv« . h" < •wcin* I im •• v * 1 1 nr of tho liifiMifif ho'.il - ■ |i'('lu, biiumi from A iii- i icon l** dap I — nneae port*. « H h 'auitht tied WASHIN GTON, Manh " lay | t., rifie . gal • • ff " " ■r (I NS I l*r "Idem Coolidge ,,-nt to tiie Sen ate f"< •" iriiui-U’.inst, wn.i n poi tf'd - ' ° 1,1 Tfce i'M’t • ,'f P • ‘ 1 1"• ( i,.n of iioiniiintion of A1* tmler vieea rcrelvetj I re 't ’ ' corchcl by the »**-« *■ton Tukio. The !*• • A' I' Miaire.’ N'ew York ;i*> I ’• daninpe vvus n put t nba»- r -fu l.e,I purl ub ,ut 21 I,, a n over publit'l ,cr, to l»e Anicr.caii I lively slight. due in u badly battcicd cvaulUoii. sador in Peru. ;| il\ . Mar, li 12 . ,t t, -in*. ■>> that the ITS. N„ Itepublieau candidato hut , it.ulnmd refused to without the j ,e I,J t'lileli emjdox •* ever keen named uippori < > f these powerfu state*. •f ie tile SclUI'c Intelwhich have 169 delogutes In ths j ,-ive Comnnf.ee t«da> convention. Sttgle. nesday and will give short tnlertaieinents before each body. W j i.l tin- I *un -ii I Teachers A*"i>- i addition a progrum will be ar- , »io;." „r Sanford, Charles Ib.vv- iurged for adults one night UW "i Hutchins, noted American week, but the time and place ha* tut•■(list, bed artist and |iwl of •ok been decidxsl as yet. Mr. Hutdhir.s' entertainment b ead,*, will give a herns of .grants this week m the schools ir eludes a series of nature R J * ' . Sanford and Seminole C o u n ty ,! grams. which have delighted n ;ar- j . . . I ..... • t,> tin announcement ly five mPlion persons ln^ the United States, Mexico an«L Cantypi*.!, tld.x Mr. Hutchins is u master o f I tie- ar- ; the music o f the wild and ha* to. | ..rf.- td the reiaVtion of eren ,lo, k 1,1 ll " most difficult bird songa nt - I hr > - i ID. * ' no one else h.ss. a t lai'oroxv slngir.g two tones at once. In We i V ""X T S the vnrloti* bbd "ongs tn. vi,,. k (.. le a .il.f'.l ii'he. with harp jU jfl I.. Ills , ■• i- vi- g us he o, , l >.-» el -ijielutvt, cl■ the k n i t , t m v i,,! r H ‘ ami f l“ v.-rn. . ... ,,,,• , dele Oxven ilutx'utU'. u arp if|'t. to i i assists her husband tn Hw ptvt t U b Wed- enta,tuu uf lua iTu*ru:iw, ; \o| eju il i au'p'i f*» Y T rf4t B ^ �'V <■ V -- ---- --- ,-" r-*;-v •v V PACK KIGfli f r m - (i;t» tji.'/ '.’i i n f i f e 1- ^ A W it o U t f j t f e i t A M sa M W aV -----CS3?--- ” . rt'A’i t e t f - i W . ' i M B s r a r fTTfi T . 1’ - Negligence and carelessness are con­ stant reminders of the care that should be exercised in crossing rail­ road crossings. % • Most motorists are mindful of this danger but even so, accidents con­ tinue at an alarming ra te .—_____ Though protected by a watchman, citizens of Sanford feel that lives will be safer, traffic helped and danger lessened by autom atic signal lights or crossing gates at RLand’s siding and all other grade crossings in the city and county. ’ This advertisement paid for by Sanford and Seminole County Citizens �* • • * .. o i ' -------------------------------------------------------------------------------• • KU7 •* ‘' * . * ■ * " ,j y . -? * , •i ■• •* % ’ *i~. , > .i • 1— :--- —- — CAGE TWO ~ ~ ^ Mr. Hathaway Decides It can't he avoided •lust ns \vc hn<l hoped and expected, Fon's H athaw ay lins declined to meet Doyle Carlton in a d elate iijkMi issues I X r r W n■ arrond rlaaa m altrr Ofliilrt* 31. 1111, a l U r I'nrtafllrr Kr.owiny out ol' ehanres which ('m ltm i mid liis stippoi lers at Aaaford. Florida, andrr art of have niado against Mr. Hathaway in ennnei lion with his I 'a a c rn a or *larrk it, JMUT. duties as ch airm an -o t'th e S tate ittutd Department. We nui.i.AMi »„ nnAi ___ Z Fdim onnnarr thii 1j the Hoad Department head iuis ndted wisely It IIOWAttll IIF:ItIA ...... .....Maaairr I* * HLK II. JO X K A .H aaa|lai iir"i"dn«r|ntid <1 tiitc* within his liy h ts. Iteplyiny’- to the Tampa ram li«?• ^ ** * date's cimiiniiKu. dmllanuo, .ur. Mr. nai Hathaw ay wrntn.-.uv^patu;-MTutn.iu, sruscniPTiox HATI3 nauay —“D at-tn 'ttic'sh rortrrexjnrf' tirrie rem aipiny in which r h aw Ihrrr Nmlka •i.T.'.i to make ntv campaign and attend to the duties which 1 have ,«>, U i p r r prr XVrgh w.is jo perform, and also feeling that no good purpose eoilid he Tlir llrraid, Sanford'o plnnrrr n r n ■- served in a joint debate between us, i must respectfully de­ i>ii|.rr. aaborrlbro |o tkr lotrrao llooal ,V(B« I r n l r r , r r r r h l h r Iro n cline your challenge." Ikla oMIMrrlor n m o Oran alia lion The Herald reiterates what .Mr. Hathaway has said twenty (kwaaand n«rd« riallr n t i r r * In* all U r loading r v r a l . til Ihr that a joint debate could serve no good purpose. Such a Witness tin • ^tTiir^rfnHrai111'in'i'Uridn n«/u | meetinK hotweeii candidates never does. n ll k m l r-qonl. one on which Governor M artin met Herman Pann on the Vkr Jlrrald In a innnkrr of Ihr Everglades bond issue. There never is a real debate in- . .iutlll llurrau of Clmilallon*. on lalrraallnaal Aooorlalloa of l'tib- volved, the candidates merely presenting their views and llakrra. Ad \rrlU .ru, nod A ilirrtU . claims against each other without a real meeting of minds. In* A^rnlu which .rqnlrru rnr" Ill Ohe second place we were opposed to the proposed ciehat » •Mbllufirr ntrmbrr >n .ulunll to .bomuab umlll of „nh»rrl|,tl»i becnusc wo felt th a t t he questions which Doric Carlton had IlH). In ordrr >n t »rlf> abuolnlrl. at r'alrou if rlrrulatlnn na o r l l .1 raised were not real campaign issues. They are false i s - , Si uriil bnalnrua inr'huri*. sues raised purposely by the Tampa candidate and his * MONDAY, MAltCII 12. 1928. crowd in an effort to stave off, if possible, the overwhelm- L ing tide of defeat. Till: lli:llA l.ll'S PIKMillAM I.— III Hl> find county ml* We see no reason why Mr. Hathaway should he called HjInUl rnf Ion. • 2^-Ilrrprr wliter miitr to Jarbiiu t, upon to defend himself against malicious attacks which vlllr.’ . n—t oiiMlrurlInn of ft*. Jnhiik litilbtn haven’t been shown to have the sjightest hit of foundation. ItK rr i anal. It would he grossly, unfair to him and his candidacy and to if-.lvnHKiirnll<in nf ninuiltl) 44Toythe vast following, which is clamoring for his i l. ct ion, be­ III \\*rk." »#**-**%tijkmeiiftita «f Vmlliltiijc pro- lieving that he can gi\e the state ofT'Inridn a belter and urHm—uii»ii*>rN, It«i tr lx, n |mrl iur ut tl ilUMC*. •* ■* more efficient adm inistration . urn any of the other candi­ 15a— i i *iiif>nti»*lf y*I ** I <‘ftlit1111r fI«in ' ««I t*11 Itpati11 fIi*a- dates. 11 mi |ipf*i; rum The Herald has said before aiid repeals that the best •*.— t tieu atul iiiodera ItfMgtilnl. way to determine the capability of a matt, is not by a test i t i n u T v E U R K FOU TO DA Y of liis oratorical ability in joint debate, Jail in a litiixtAp v\ e believe that F u n s Tfa»' I .AW OK L O V E :— t.ovr workclh oration of his past record. Department no ill to his neighbor: therefore w ay’s record .ns chairm an of the S tate le a d 1nvc is the fulfilling of the lavs-.— is convincing enough that he D a man of action, a doer <>1 Homans 13:10. big things and a man whom the p<of| ■ rim n js.se the ntPRAYKlt;—May nur lovo, O most lonfdence in handling tin- affair.-. "I state. Mr. Father, be Htu-h in jx>M«-r and prac- Hathaw ay has been conducting a ch an inmpn.igft. making lice that nil men shnll knuw that |,jj. apiieal to tin- citizens in bi plain, nnassinning way. wc are the chil.lr.-n of Cod. choir, Your nhoe.-. allow mud dried across the toe. And that here n rnmh l.elda hits nf , broken hair. \ ou in ghl la- li.-r.-—I know u ia not an; When I ermt- in I could not walk ■ in bold, Hut jut-red in tin- room, then under the I..-.I And felt the Iioum- i|uid- dml. and very col.l f i-vet; And li.-ld the cli" word you said. Itv Norma Kratine Wlu’ij A Title (omits Some people, savs a re. ent is-in- i f the Southern Telephone News, are iiieliiicd t<i nttarh fpo mn. h tmp n’taiii e to a title. “If a man i- gi v- n' a title.'- tin- News ctmtimu-.-. i becomes foreman <r m.uMgt r <> \i.-.* president, n itrue lhat signalizes an a-.-hi* m -iiimi ut ot< Id.- j'.ari. hut tie I1]n|-t. imp. n lnnt| t liitu idn-m it i that it al lecd- an epj.nr tunit lor arrumplishm . It . uhat In- doe . in tin- intlt rated sphere of activity that really .hteitninc his vain, to t he organizat ion." \ a . ! 'r. ■- id- nt i 'll:-1 b<i H ie m a g a z in e th e n quo y <\\ IIALI. AND PEN I’LAND SHOWDOWN” .11 E H T I F I E D PUnr.IC ACCOUNTANTS IN CO M E T A X C ON SIII T A N T S f j. OKAY. Il.-slil.-nl Manager Sntinr.ul Hank 11 biding, * Sanford, Mnn.ia ’l l ^tr^rorOTl~PoKfrfeDpg: %TintT Imsiness i Mortgage Sanfnr.I A»|\ nl Oi-npvn St. Loans jiroperty Every Night U|).-|l IIMIl| II I*. M. Baldwin Mortgage S e e , o u r ’ Inrnl Curb Service o - L Ho dma n W jnnnukcr .S^ R. Dighton, Sanford, Fla. •&ITVSTORAGE T R A N SFE R GO. Faster Trains North . Expert Piano moving with improved SEL -l'O piano moving equipment. Hauling -Crating -Shipuing Side-Track Facilities. Phone K!H> Unit N. Miiule Avenue Ralph W. Passing Mgr— SANFORD TO NEW YORK 27 h. T il AIN JA C K S O N V IL L E NEW YORK DO YOU K N O W ? r front J a c k s o n v i l l e | ..............mil \m i tin\,MNr.w ri|i|t»» l|e*tt«#ftm M-'r-liV, rtf-.l (vt« S«. Viontb on* tlnil-llf 1o fl \| ||\H)H|% *it M \V e*tt«fr tlfAfiFf .-iff* 1 »*„ «u I mi .*'** tfffthf 1 emv Stm.br. S EM, |l.» . $01 **♦ 9*l.,1*.t V{4M$M ,n. in* t1 mil ftnitt Ih-ii . 1lilMUql* t«le In N«-%* S>ArnI *'tl.( I I■Mf.|. w.ij.l (Cillr f 4/ V*. Am' ■« tl r»»|i'tfJ tihi, , fl • ■•b*M-. /inn (frjwr. /iuj fjfr.//, /i/rf, MG M LEVEL S T R A IG H T ROCK BALLASTED D O U BLE TR ACK A U T O M A T IC S IG N A L S , A N D TR A IN C O N T R O L 8 0 0 E. Day St*, J o c k t o n v ll lo 72 —(Inlf Coast l.mnleii s l - The Everglade* I.imii.-I S2 —I’alipcUo I.till 11 d^ Sd—West W n i . n . i n n F T so— Coast Line Florida Mail SS— Florida .S|iei-ii»l 72—The Miamian •"No. 7d—Havana Sftefinl . i s ai d ’, |. I i ■ to [ I . d m . a i..mil .......... ..I i . i. . it > . I <e ■■ it iti >t VII I *II11MIX11 I 'till. *r I nt • * .i i ■ IIIt II E X,|l« .* \l •i j i . ,i 1 * all>iil.i 1 I!vfi• - / t ■. t \* .I'tidhpi oil SI* |II i v •-* iA i Iij -T* iii.i»t 7 Mo- 1* , s a y s An eKitiangj- i avs I tin/., leadenf the Italian atmies doling tlie 1 | World War. died poor. Hot we doubt if in the menooy of Iti.liniis who love him he is poor. I lie .-I nil nl K id*u !■**«I , t h< - 11*»1 i , Cliiira i n , iv* 1he pi , > Id Iti-aut.v, ttii- II It 1st. l l a p j i i m ss, t he Id'U-ut .in. —K.4 f-eotrt-rTrh-*t f TttT S r i ft! i-: i la I, i h, < l u i s t i i u . llavirj- jiiM seen a pidi'.tshed L o y a l t y , s n y s t he . i . ul r, picture of Mrs. Hath llrynn Owen J ' a t i i ot i s m. t he pat n i. we arc canKtriiine.l to say that Nt i sdom, ,..a\ tin o i l i , in «hc i» much better looking than “,Jne" Sears Tampa Times A r l i i e v e m e n l , Mo yo u t h, t '.lit. a g e . say » I ite old ,.., ------Stli'i i***, t tie un i i ' m i l l , “Chicago Hangs Aim ing", Wi a l t h, * a * t i t ■ nt.• shouts n nlreann-r headline. We Vi sion, i he ill i cio. i . had been under i *.o impression I'lay , say s I it*- 1 1 til, lhat they had he.-n armed and l.oVe, t h " inaiilen. luohilized for several years. 1- r i e r d s h i p . >-iy t ho . no i , i ' e r *' Muht.V , till- t a la i When a Miami grand jury a'I t r a i l ti. * a vs t lie phi I. . c . tempted to clean tilings up down there, the city malinger charged ' ( Mow t tl, t **e I* ' t o g t . ‘’polities'’. He since lias been ! I nf ol dnu n t , : a- s t (a | I . . \I ■ It Ol • In* ri*j »r 1 ( lir.d V v* 1. M 11 f II' ' .1 Yt->h Fruits and Vegetable.*, I'rnin l-'loritl a (iroves and (.artlens Atlantic ('oast Line Dining Gars. I t» t . t hi 1» l 1 i m iht [ ,i „ ,|. Mi « i) , d 1 1," , t .K in i wh la-ti I ■■a !■ ■ to I'.. ■I a .itway « n ii. iiiher wtl ii g i it it title Id Ithrt at. i i -ig i Hi l ilt VI Ilia'll i i*t i i tail, i d III I . 11 In g tip i la at iota,I ■i, i .a , i| nf rtTT Ti kels. Information, lie*, ic . i ion fi-,m •!. W. J.av, Agent. I hone I - * - -1 eiuifiird. I In in v\V. I>. S ta rk , H. P. Ids W . Day S t„ Jaik.-onvile. Fla. Vtinm- 7.-11-U'-7. .THE STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH Building. •olot Here are a few “Mov­ ing” Specials for this Week. Phone 671 We Deliver cited for e.mtrmpt of court. What are the enforcers In itia l­ ing about holding conferences I \MI*\ ITMI.S hero for when Florida “is ns dry Ui the Salc.ru des.-ci 7 " Tampa I lu-re a IV n l t a , ii 1 1 ll I,'* to I ■ 'l Times. A 'f, (i.een was only la . n. w - p a p e r s w l a . | y u n i t y ha ( ikidding. A NEWSPAPER'S EA1TI1 . • 7 in Is now Located a t 119 Magnolia A veiui e-just next door to the former u TOM SIMS SAYS Served Grocery \*i*»> . f JL -i- I n g 73fv,01)0 |MDind>. in in Ik* kH in This i* wliat I la* real new *pn|-*-i iiefen c . nf the I'anumii ranul. dots today. It i rat givutly T h e model 1 1 gi r l . lill Liedy'e good vvjll flight was a l oth.-ted l>\ tin- pel sola wIi < t i-dit 1 0 y a . ,n •, w om in w : grand thing, and all that, and its thill mo.| of tin* neyis -lioi.ld la \!lowiiig |.i„ fi, lip t irt, i t, e f f e c t really ought tif he Justing, UMlIlg. j mpp,,.s.,.,| |,e« UUs.- il i '-0 1 1 -C'e,— Sjirnsotu Times. Yes, we li.-y .-s in 11 in •>) ing life a r eally r. u g e . t wo . i I a i r and i , ■■ tint - i i i . i y . .ii. doe n't v. , rhuke hands with one hand while lilt.’' The m-Wspapii w lie Ii Ite i,i (l i l t i n g Vo oil nur-guns with the 'other, I* slioyy* greater laitii in human who l e inovi i lot he - ! fif;* Lr -------- o ------nutim- lliau the ervti.s. Thai i.Joh n H. Pern', owner o f this . j j When .tlu-y rail this m tint. inrw#pai»er, ii-minds uv th at fif* pj,.,.,. „ f ,,1Uv yy In !." , iln-y nfie ) 1 " v-,/< • ( id o ig a . n, t |l( :t* e n o f the eighteen members of mean neduitive rather than avvfi-l. C 'D eseii Km." eiigl > to • hint . Governor Smith's. cuh 1net at Al- They* wrongly f.-ur that human l*ut in a m iln iu m because 1ii , m b»ny are Pmatestnnt*. a n y are rrmucManL*. Hut tl“‘ ! nature instinctively .-ravt-H--' m t ' l Ult'*,V*'-*htng* mid had , red l .. j f t H y i l that It Should h#'thm>ghf,><.nn'(,;s and that the tl ‘exposure if ’Don't * ‘ n in n y g lil*. Igilcss you tl. 9 p M n r r to make- Kjn h • A lle the man y yJI:- eiire.-r will prove eidir.inc. 1 l,,|i ’'V|jhnig; I t V ju *t (UVjther imlirntintf of Mut. is i " iHuri cn.lci.i-- than l1ig o r gat tt d-huir. fa c t that Al Smith is so utifmt* pit-line /of no itouiie iisylum J I B i t t l y ldciitifird with the rellg- tutiring. It shows a* nulling 1 1* A heudline *i ’ -* "Follows ourt'iiKUe that pr-nplc will con. can show luivy terrible a thing tin Crowd ,o Find Mother in*!.u\v ttUntJy be counting Cntlmlir iiom-s in. Victim of Accident.' 1 le t ought • Bg ain it Protestant on.-s among bit Every line nf the picture tliuu- to promote the aio ori of •asociutes,— Jacksonville Journal. dein with a power that is denied i.'t Avd-follDwintr. Are cCULLER’S ! it ■ « 'till' 1 ll-Mol ■t , 1 : i„ ini w.tii ,i l i t t l e ( ora apt IMI ol thlr Wi ML hid! i fcta <iil tin 1 i:i m a d t . v nun r — o tin- new spaJii-i'H a n 11»*111U ill In* " ♦ i L t a n in \r» mi . unit, r t I,..,. An lllisur.es.Iul candidate for World I Itete wii * 1 1Illi* m|.| <a *i n* m r |hV'ii , i . 1 i 1. i t.ffice in Flinois pohhslnil hi*. t i l l e r s will liav e i o ihffii-uliy it and 1 d til, 1lUl ll .1" t 11,:* 1* t i t Jt'atement of expenses in the tot- calling' it when 1 la 'i" XXII c m it tiia! Im 1 ll 1 tit, r 1 tilt k 1 tl, it lowing' mimner: ''Had nothing, p a r a l u r l y l it t i o in iii« D\»'iapr‘ lilS* i» i * •• *i vi i y I I I 1 * at c.pcnt nothing, got nothing." - lo-wspapei In iniiiie a ma n l i m n Ilf, ' Times-Union. Slid imt true. ’ In* dr e a . i i s , m a k e hi m I- "I will) a wuti a w a k e and s, i ntg ey at itrA gun. - eveiity fee long-, weigh- yvor'd a.otind hi m a n d limit. .. * •nill i'I Ait: I -XI ill!-. l. -rlic. , \Ya>ii in i IlMt l!i nl < %!.«•»! r . .11. 1 b sm e n a \u \ I I nt A r r i'c Arrive Arrive Leave .lack sonv i lie* Wnsliinglim New York Ilouton u*» 7:2.1 pm i '.ill pm 7:2I> pm s: 10:0(1 pm i : in pm «:I7, |:m i\ l; 12:30 pm > i ;.I0 am 11:0 a mil i*S: t}:7>7» pm i :27i pm .‘1mI7> pm t, :'J.r> nm w2: n ::io pm 9:17. pm a 10:10 nm Hill g i :u0 am 7:20 pm aO l : t o pm 7: 20 pm an: 10:19 nm 9:IMI ii m p i : 37. am A T L A NT I C COAST LINE a LINE McrcltanfTtf Miner* Train. Co. j Ni>, No. No. No, Nt,. ’ JN'ii. ' * No. 1.t*;iIVC San fiu d pin :i .27, pm 2:17, uni* 11:10 ant ;; ;2*. pm 2: la tun < ni l \it:i s I- mm 11 ; i if *i \ nf life in.-iiiai ce mi liiin. Th.-re'* aims ol .l,,ato<o I■y I It. ■lilt Pt one man anyway who won. ' M \l Pail. n* ........ | i ■ ol. nt 1 t j ' lie State Note tl < !!**t . at V, 1 T h e 'Supreme Court lias ruled ( ledger•11 .m l . at f tl. that Senator Taylor IS i|tlnl.tied ■and most ..a-li-tM. elm ....... Itveil atlil 11 .tig‘n i ■ I ' to run. That means Moyle Cm It os ev i t •t ite. Th...... initial t I. llov won't get uuite so many votes. • ' Tax Collector Seminole County. counsel THE AIM (IE EDIT.VTlOX have die.t vuiti >7,inn,nun won i ploit M i Jno. D. Jinkins, - We'll la l there are a few Mat ines down in Nicaragua .elm will be mighty glad when that "g gone election ie over o ------- -- , The law provides that if the taxes upon nnv real «»,. shall not he paid'before the first of April „f nnv a,( '•-the T n x'l'o n p clo r simll ndvmift£.:7indM>H:„‘, ’ tar' \ o 'extension of time has been granted for the ment or S tate and County taxes. pa-'* Property owners in making inquiry about' taxes nil) please furnish full legal description of prom-riv . shown by deeds. ‘ 15 - »i i Co. 11 he la I. --111 lit , D a w e s , w h o in hi-- U sual pn Ini sa\" IIJMIII till- s u b j e c t . “ III -i t 1 sit in m i n| 1 a • 1 i it 1:a t li< h a h . " t ; i'ad it it f h its iih - n ii- ul tii i-i - .uni w 1 -d i t " ' . \ •>:t t.illl nm- uni! * ri-iu-ry a m t ■t . iy t• >i-t l in ;: ; I1,- i- i - n tin| t " ; iv , . hi­ , ,| i n , i * - pr>,; ■ r m i; tigtaiu ■ \| v n t , . i ■ .X n u t mi-. m in d y u n 1j-vjm-, i V i r r - I ’ri - s ji h - n t, hiti tin '.mi * 111,|,i,- 1- 11 m,L. . You may not admire dit r, :in\ but yeu must admit lhat .,s a-i 1 l-IU-l- In mi* t i r f a t n a l l ' !i*,\' 1 nm m i d i , >it ' 1 , 111V i n , t* nvlntur he u<-t» about. l a in ( hat lt‘J , 1•111 tin ut 1,. i . V 111 1111 1 1 , 1til 1 . 1al . \! Vii-i--|,n -"irl.-nt i*. n n im u - ir t ; th ' .\ 1 , t dl, .t 1 ' t, t «^Iuki ng imynu-nlM these ,days on linniih-. It 1 th o i’l t*. ‘imt v ,t it,'in ' Imt it i ■: .. i autoilHibiles is about 11La 11 y imr hi-tU-r w it h it — State And County Tax Books Close April First. F rio Deliiory Phone b97-J p WHEN YOU HAD DONE Your robes thrown u.silully un tla- m “THE -fa k lla M fttrr aflm aw rirrpl *«»*•» at •Hanford, Florida. Ilk Maaaolla Arraar. ro * ' I02S T H I S S A N F O R D 1 I K I K A I .i l. 1M 0N D 7 The Sanford Herald -* v r i 1 4 ” r------------------- 10c 10c 10c I d <»z. Seedless and seeded Raisins, |)U^. No. 2 ('ans (ireen Lima Beans W ’es*e Y o u . i&oraa om a F a r m No. 1 Cans String Beans No. 1 Cans Crushed Pineapple P rim itiv e co n d itio n !; p r o d u c e d h u m j , s l a v e y r n-c t . u it^ t i a s e m a n c i p a t e d la b o r Mom h u m a n slavery. No. 1 Cans Burl only Peas T h a t w h ich (roe? r q e n 's lives o l toil tr e e s t h e m for a c rc a t e i an d finer develop^ m ent No. I Cans Corned Beef Hash L le c t n c . t y h a s g re a tly a lt e r e d t h e ( a im u o y ’s e n v i r o n m e n t It h a s f u r n i s h e d m a r v e lo u s a n d f a s c i n a t i n g a p p l i a n c e s lh a t s t im u la t e h is ir n a g in a tlo n a n d •' i k e t h e f a r m a p l a c e o f w o n d e rs. ^ j ^ e le c tricity is s o l v i n g " * farm p r o b l e m s l:lectncity Scnar. Usi* t’mri C h cn /tfst li e Quart Ja rs Sweet Mixed Pickle 15 oz. Scottish Chief Ja m s..... 1 5 GZ. ^ , P 2 V2 Libby's Apple Butter 3 Cans No. 2 Van Camp's Baked Beans 2 Cans Kidney B ean s...... * 15c 15c 35c < 18c 18c 23c 25c 25c * �t V f V* > 4 « * • k M l i t f *« .im r/png . Telephone 14» MRS. FR E D . K. DA1GER, Society Editor Residence MONDAY mire Meetintr " f He „ Auxiliary will he chntvh Monday nfler1 The Prayer Paitil w'.li j uclisik and tliu- WKUL .f,j nicctmjf w ill be held I ('(lock. L l of Chnfal Society at [dxk uL the ’ ’W o m a n s L Mallory Cirtlc o f the Ljpjt Churt'V will meet at r j c). with Mrs. Milinn on Third Slrj’vt. • L *,*0< il of the ' Methodist 1 will im i t at IkOO o’clock .ir- Walt r Morpa-i, Bln [MU A v lt llf. Orfpn Club of the F ir s t tfhurch will meet a t -t:*>n ffith Mrs. U. H. n«ffB ar in Mtu-.-anin. ‘ . of the S t. Apnea ,.f ji.tlv ( ro.i.i Episcopal •/.il ! e lield at *1:011 o'clock parish Ibtiu*'. 3nd 1 add nf Holy Cross v,l 1 b a '• !’ meet at :t;0o 3t *|, Pan It- House. (i t(f the k’i r - t Methodist rv.-et ,a .d .nil o’clock a t the *, A irs, l.lo yd 1 . w ith M rs. Hli .Magnolia )[. r • irele. A!rs. U iairm ait. 'meets An exceptionally . interesting tl'eetinir of the Sallie Hmaisoa Chapter N. K. |). A. K. was held Friday afternoon a t the home of Mrs. 11. II. Pr'rg allin. The rooms of this lovely home tvore beautifully adorned with r.n exquisite assortment of sprint; 1lowers combined wi'h tfrocr.ery nnd a n a iitp d it: haukcLs at; 1 howls. The tnnetir.nr was preshied over by the fotjtnt Mj s . .Inlm l.eonavdi and (fpeiicd with the lb A. It. -ituni led by ti< ilmplaia .Mr h N. Wiiitner. Id a 's were 'jatiiaed o r a National DtTer.rc Day, Mdrmi ;!1. in which nl* patriotic e t e a a '.ations in tit. eily will t ike part. Da March dT.i“ I lotida I'a v ." th*'allie l l a n i s e a will ev.levtain all nciphbot ill:; elinpters. The m f-tiit; v.ill tiei.in whit a liiathci*u at mie o'e|oi It at the Yacht I lab, afic r rvhi-li the iraesjs will b a m .1 >i ntotvade I') the rite ,if ..bl I-■••• deed and then to >b I Hank, the ollotvii.j; rmiiiuittii-s were .. t ■.1 dated. A1 rain ;*'11 - " it -. Mi P •!• ( bual liean, tli . 1 ■ MeKi.i iI ( - vir m' i , .Ml-. W. M i l ' u '1 ni t; | 11. Mj . A. Pul thohl* Pi . t - r . '>1 ■=. Sam u il Idyl. - o and Mi I !■ d linyli ; rniiitiiiil--e of lieveia. Mis. (Ji-ur 1* 1>a . i ■ Mail. Mis. I'-. It. Pallard and Mis. Henry Minel.. I d am i imi i Mti , Mi . h w W Trtr e t . .’.f, \.‘ r. i:-- ’ • v. MI s. it. Ii i in; 1 -n In . ami ,'b a . M: 11 . Fi•«. 1 \| 1 . 1. N. \i 11i I lie 1* 11 ■ " *11ed tli.*t .111 -1 f e md Aliy. \\. \\ a Ili e " V. i f ! t bail t'i'.en tilt land la Mi!*. C, W . Speer Ini'* returned Urncip Itydcr, who passed r.wny Snnxotil .with rflativds. T*. ■f Winter Harden spent Sunday iti home from ( ’oJumbhx. H u., w hen 1 February IP. idle 'MU called by tin' dentil I-AKE ( T f Y T- U. K. Hospital hen < " I Iter m a n .I daughter, .Mic.Mr. tii ! Mr*. 1’hnufrty Wi! n t« I t reb uilt. . . Tel. 37 (-^K lum lcrs' field nf 1 mmitis. th " t m n iu ^ u u i_ mauagyiuetiJU. ja-n?r in V t.rrfH vunnte t.f A! Itn iT ittL "the trem-hes ,ri 1 bnrbcd-’Wtrp onprniltieer* nf “ A hrnlinili l.lnem n." ' amrlemitets ■ No Man's lauul. "1 In* P ali ol, I.eatheV K id " is ■New York i-iil t . i . is. hexing nivnu. I ro villy nne nf the outstanding land night lift*, nnil field Imeptlnl* ! *'"iV Parent Teachers A Ca­ behind Jhe frn.it tiro nil in F irst picture- nf the y e a r here. te -i o f . I.mij;w<.ndt anil A It.intent* ' Nntirn/il’s Iti' .■■neetncK’. “ The lie’l l :t most enjoyable as well a ■i ittent I.enthei Kill." nt llio Mi* '-.teres I in™ trad in g Friday even­ |i i!v> Theatre t ■•'ay anti tomorrow. I Every rose ,• nf the protlur* P e r s o n a l s 's j . the Orange and Pla. i. ! • titm depart inti t\i' First Nation­ at I. injrwi'nd. Mrr. Emma Ahhott al v.n.t ealle.1 i :•* service for thi* ifn her 1. Il**!ly J r , , left Moni nan, ehairnian of the 1 -n-i.t- lim it film «*i-i . starring 1’ ichnrd 1.*Usti- where he will Ink • tin 1 presided over the nutting. Itarihelnters, . Iwiths nf njevurett day nr 1 Mr , Fie teller, uminged th- urn- work \vvre it i tireil !*y tin* crew * harin' the 1 ake Ihmhm bo mi ::i a and the nstocinlnm v .. I 1 li­ nf teiliniral c - p e r ls enipioyetl for ly p a p e r.'M r?. H o lly ., who i< )V 'l ly praised fur the \nlmtbie work the picture. *t11* lit •r pur. lit* Alt', and M r*. ns mpli bed dutipg the pa-t year. ’ Ailvisms frmn the 1*. S. Army, t tl Huff nt A tla n ta, (la . w ill T W. I.awlan, sttpei hit* tuleat of •former war eni ie<pnn<lrntH, physi­ jiiiii Iiu l iiie ie at jin eatly date. pit'di instruction o f Seminole cians and surgeons and others Cm ,*y pare a splendid tn!!. on tilt were drafted for the purpose o f M ’ «| \ \ . 11. <lardim r of D rain “S hnnls mill lY.vimt Tl teller A~- advirlnjr Director Alfred Nantcli 1 1 • ' l hi tv Nmtmliiy .fo' a : hort atintm ". t ’. tl • Kutttminiti during, the production. made a ituiul talk mi “tiefteral th in r son mid daughter. Every .nlinit • tletnii was cheek­ \ t! t'ritrol w m j.." 1 tank Evans, nt ed, so that the ph-ttire might be I »r m* All U . D. (k u d in r l’- -' 1/ i.e Maty, spoke on the "hmae a - I absolutely true to life. . 1i d M t *. A . . 1. liicb.at *i -olt nf Veterans nf the \ mid war playled Inis in the pit turn, each menv- N tl i dina, fm met !y . ' this 'I * Fridiiy an*! s.t:*ir* lav in her of tlm east was . carefully 11 « win .(*n, and ait* tl It a open ill its oij i t■ V ■ ii iiig friend >. the front in ih> Idu drive, of September. PO*. v.. n> reprod'ieed ! •I. Air-. C h a ile II D rive r 11during the -f <* m .* nf the war 1 ■(.. 1ill* 1n il Ii nf i i m li mi ' |*nene*. •- ••I ii.nir. Alii i ii In at The result i. nne nf the a veal* ' ' 1, in" m I ’ m,-Inn , e.-t war pi t. . ’ i * > - oiatle III ad-t eai lie! t ■■ ad tlilion, the stnr. nf “The Patent I 1 M,1 raid, t'hj •I'Tyi" MV. ,jy j i n i p r a m F eath er Kid." tire Ka*l Side hnxev | H' t I u. <Ii hin-ii. >•>' 1letfnlt. M i- ti.,v.'!. i was d afti'il it ailist lii • wish­ V. It., t" mi 1h i-iii'st * i '! es. and win* o n n:ed fimn the \t Pn/aint I Denn at tfit-n , war a hem, i •me nf I he eventM a yl.tlr. left M ,ll*la\ ' nst stmi'-- i t . r it r. tit with a war h e . * 1 , Mi a tn i. IT it- v \>* i \ - !ir,1 iliipert lluiriii tu p le the orig- i . I. 1 by Mr. find ' l l 1lean it iotia . background. V 1! !»«** ■ j ;i b w ih n * h<*f« ro | li ( i ..am ludHl' «■ 11 W i lltlil \ t“..liita l tu-tin a f u r the . war. Advle. linger .Inim v. i !*■ the atlapt- 1 ' ' ■m ai d U inn i -d 1011111 tin* sten- 1 - .... 1 1 1lay . t ■* play npposI '.ai ' bi Im* - . 1 aei'laiineii a ii'i-n fin.I as the n -alt of tier >*'!* in , Ids pn ; n* 1 . " Hi.' I aii nl I i n l i ■ K i*l" ts an 'll.-I Smite!! pi ■n. ■! i-m. and Itm : .0 , ‘ s r » ‘ i n i v h a \ v in 11. H. Chap 1! li Air . \ \ . I'arsim aue. Mv.s, S. O. Sh in1, j m with .Mrs. j'u iP \ venue, th ( in le, tin <' ' , i v i in j; in Fm I V .. C . H ill as tlu * fa *h io n m o d e ls a iv m ad e w o i ’l t l . a rriv iiu v i I c a l u r i n tv t h o r n in n m * i , u , , ' v s l ' n *; V I I • trivy, alluring' »> '**. t f i t h and C la n m -l h its now <»T iV ills h p iiiia n t o ilih ro id i used. / lonet/ Z3t 1 3 PRINCESS TODAY h lliiihlv H nnsevelt I II! M tERINC TIIUI " “TH K ■ SH O W D O W N t h'm i'ilnm IHtU N ON T H E FARM "O l am i I 0 1 O R IH i r dp p a rly fo r •i Department 1 '/it at ri'ibi I lie a! '1 1 It 11 Ttittnh tif ", . and M rs. Iln- 1 w ffv f vo i »m : s d \ y k-Xi' 1 ] 1 j,;i 1 1 miT.t w ill In bl In ’ ■. t ::;iT t .,V h . k at Situ f ord 4 Jtin4 ’hijo.vahfe M eet Phone 465 I'tov of ns are eaniiR’Ii to discard l.aicl when il loses in a I freshness. Im \i K iv«- re 1 “v " ' Im 1. at the Semin! A tn iito ritm i. Mi 1 -mn r w ill e a te rla in I im m ■'the l.n lta p h llll idun I -1' - UU nVIni'k at la 1 ’s* tlo A venue. <'* \ !IfD A V Ji.u ly I a n d ilatn 1 itm.l ‘ ii'Ku . 1 n-'t ia ik e , tinder " hour luck. at t!»" * .c vttr and b rnthcr ' -n n t" t-pi-ndinyr a ' U at M o u ltn c, (h i. i Hand, who u nt“ 1 1 Ctillryfc a t I.ttk*- H i 'I h I here with r. and AD'S. W a lle r w [ M E r n e s t K n ip p and ^iiviiRt* niotorcd to Or'***' "ben* they sjKmt the "it'n M r. and M r*. la*sv_. ■•} 1Tl f 1 Mr.*. Joseph Uarrettuon I • if tiw* day liere Sun‘ .'h eir daughter M rs. blnutii "t't'lis (!; nf 111!! My rl ! In 1 t t he Kniuhts of S m i ' ’ ’ ■!' at e i uhl u ’eelo* I,. | a putip o'clock. 1 “ FltiJ 1 illy m i ued. hii’ i.“e !! irm -t Pomii-y n " P a in I ’.i 11y Mi K lilt nl "N laccatu E lu d e ” lin l.- liel!n Al.ilim <■ > "P u iiu W iiy U n iW Jtirk Wil.-mri • “.lapiineM' I toll” M il l A iiliiiiu t t e Hay;* " S u r ly Milk Carl.” .lim n 1 M ury W ent' "J.’Amozcm*” <, .M urKurvt TmrOeu*" E lu ili- in C ." Mur Pc-urlc Kohimn "M inuet in 0 .” P« .-Murtb X « U . Sm ith (a ) “ l.n rc lc i" (b ) “ Etude .March W ind’ Dowell. Alulled inc Mullein ^roadw ay at ‘"-’f'hicaRo nt Now It's Here Popular Prict'.V Adults !i0r Old Fashioned Supper :n 'There is no more satis­ factory way t:> renovate a raiment whose fabric is in uood condition than to have il dyed. Correctly dyed the material takes on a rich color and an added shean. Of course some fabrics will not dye successfully and we will advise you honestly of <nii opinion. m sm If you have an article you wish dyed, our experl dyers will Rive you honest advice which you will find abso­ lutely dependable. spruit coioi mill (limitie* Sincerely. ’ •'M ethodist Annex Thursday i*:.’KI I*. AI . Price 50c / *J J I l ) f / I •<! R tIC H T . H E ' L ChiWmr 2i»r* - If M • • ..a M **• *9 »-• kVf Methodist Women To ObserveTnt\ er Da: 1 ' in inf. di *1 Presenting E S S .Nmv It's Here Fopuhr I’riccM Adulln (iilc Children 25c r ' M I L A N E TWO DAYS O N t.Y MONDAY & .T PES D A Y �/ y *i * * ♦ rjn i l •? 4 I “------ ■r* »- - ■r --------------- — ' v1 r f p ‘ ------......... --------- * •* *• f . * it •/1- ( mi ^ k u /j j ~ tnoi/if! '•: *• ;; rAGE FOUR SHIPS IRC--i *■ * a rn m g io \ek Movie. ice * Of l)eslres r CtJi»'Pi c r a i i n n A tlantic IkonK AH , , r, r H ut n a tn i.t m u u -ilc 't iic y .J In ^ '^ f tr iT n r tr r FV nrftrfrc&c ftfy - 1 W A SIIIN C T U N . M r. 1". •«. I — ( I N S ) —Tran.*-Allan tic team ' ' iliip coipoia.tiolis have I* i n : to cooperate with tin t'n i'-d S tates Const Gunn! ; in , 1 ’ - ' 1 ' sprint; and early siimnn r in tliC ' effort to hi'i’ti shipping; adcipnilely '. win lied of the presence of ice. berrrs. * u l) , ' Commandant F. 1'. Itithn o f' | the Const Guard, d Intuited ( Cutters Mod t|| lift ( ' 1 of the crack w - el* of. tin- -<*t .-i<e, 1 o carry on the intmualional ice j.., patrol this sea-*-a. The palipl is 1 1(J|lj v< provided for by I he in; rnatioi i! .......... convention for tin- safety of lie -j-|u’ nt sen sipneil in Load hi in l.iFl , j )( and 1PI4. \„,i , Shiji commniiih'i s wen ishi d t - ^ -lr) radio the followinr' informatii’ii l - 1,,-- of the C onst-G o a ld C u tte r sf n i>nTo Make Report (1) Iccl> I :'* ••1 o!*‘ *nn ’i t sighted should In- i-'.i'ott' 1 riv * date, time. Id it ltd'-, h M-it1 1 and tit ifi anil 111 1 . 1 of ’ tho teitt|k nit a I e : hi ivt r .0 the time sighted (2) StiiTm 1- tin* llrtsket- l o t s iraveil' Into lufi'fcr’ I t ’iiallmiiii fioni . page 1 1 - . . tCehtinnPd -fnnn pUf ■>'' It ijuu* ici - lit 1 Id Magnolia Avenue /1. Ihna. M. w . Monty, *.l. V* United S ta te s Kmtiassy nt Mexico iu\i>rilii k to j u t im mnirU'omentJoJohn.-i . II. U. Loos, N*. ,1. Mug- City, fu rth er swelled hi* iiictnno. 7 fiiv._Thu_ now liu-alium i ^ - nu£L ffcr.-x h >!■ 1 lo*v*o*r - tl ..A ._ \ V i ll ii u i .r ..-£ t r th e ’ yenr.--------lour t * the former place d f liusi* C. *U\ • i!in |i; or, H. It. Levy, i. The Htihbnnl Moilul nwunl on -*• G. Mi.hnel, I ten .Smith. J . It. t u-«i wish 'ami n t*f-' un­ In*an. In its-now I'.nnio. tho Mi < idler rest. I ‘ I!. Hal t. II. II. Witte, I. U. r u ily *»f <.**,(1(10 041:111 to a cash s I m v wjll have tho benefit *T n Kiettr. < • nijft of more tlinr OlihijHHt. Tin* liii-jji-r space nmi mure a t t r n c liv j L, :: iii.-.in, It. If.* RoutIt, G.WCtoilmti* Wilson 1'oaei* Award. t> .iijinuo'inoiit. 'A nuihber o f . reno­ Him. . I‘. W .Radford, .1. K, lloyd. |,e ho-tow oil tlii-. mo!illi,.wiII bring vate s nre cnnlenipinlrd iti iiwik\V. I'itts J r . , It, It. ( h v y . ' J . F. him ?2*».0W> more. Tlimr.^h it «M it g the si pro niie .of Ik? n n s t j o i George Itiers. I,. .1. It nt. tn. remain* a f ’.itenoj in Hit- Helii-ilato in Sanford. Get 1 W. 11 1 f T. 1 M. II. Cm.- i, *1 rve C«1V|IS, the pay of which \i.ln.lson, W. W. Itrailv, J . WlU,!«l l,u>* ‘-'“ ‘■"••io for a follow ,, „ , 1 1, . who flow less. M ac,air g ift* nci|uiretl ” 11 ” ’ a. . i | indy'it expanses have heon paid .line, not .-idl-l,. 1legalise ho I F. (! NS lmio-. ,\. Jt. Wallace, I . U. „ virtually eVury flight since his NIC E.Franc i'e.-i Ji .me inroiiglj a He- M II 1 Waters, It. Muse, return to Amcricn in June/ l!u*. The King of iieinmirh win* is tak* )u.,'li, .:a admini.-iru'.ion, but a!.e>, \* .* Van Ness, C. M. .Stowe, I'. fii|«»lH who have e -o u lc d him do* j- g a little, holiday mi tin* Rivi­ In- no of in- lo.ii.-ldeat-c of duti-s.! \. * . rn, Andrew Aulin ,lr., ! clnr<* Iris money i- no pood any* era. g i t -, nut 11 rusty bicycle ev-' ) tli p illy n Hie midst ' J.\ morning nail goes forth a ’.iniu IJell. J . Klenstrorn. .V. 1 . when*. Hotel iiiating.i-. ga-odinr e-f the Teapot Home siuudal. i t j> , F. F. Horner and t . II. 1nierch ails and ovt-n taxi drivers to inspect the countryside. w:. n ■ite Nov. r.i2:f, that Kin* It 'i'lie King is a line all-around elide turned In 1 itids over to spot tMimii . atul plays ter ids very Ha; , .'.fin in Mini distributed Well, but says there i nothing hthat it'iiunj: Ifepulilicmi’ li . wore 1 1 i-ujov- more than a Rond oHv I 1'ig to t iki C1elin.11 . n 1 -|11 l‘a !Jiioncd Mcyele rule am! he add ’4 that he I eves lie is tin- only he­ ir King to enpnge in such plctii -an evi n i c . II" l>"s Jilremlv n.ade tu ps to .!nfui-!«-• - I’ias, \'alt ntris and nnvd of tile oilier town* in-a. <"a n ties. /illicit listed ( ’nr Sale Sots Liica] Rocord By Itlt. J . C. 1I0WEU, IT C H IN G To fin* •tlinu • ••■ •• n iiirlin lil;* f Ip* 11 ItS 'I •**» rti 11 rit 11'rIiinK 1 liiffiKiirilitni |uni ^hiry fir ItJilt iili*i*r til ^fttitinrh, «i 1■•«» i*mi%t J|di|tun a!lt| lirtirv. tho rrcfuin, Vi! v iiv l iu l if 1 1 1 !* 1 X1 ' c t* t r r r n l fn «lf| lM;if I Inf.* max *« •nililiiofrr imisrlr* tifclffc xxiiliiMii •h■ «I r iiiii rail, •Ii»* Ii«*ii««i rrl» mRI n ii f■ Uttlr pa li, t h e r r H i i n i Mi r Irrntrd *-H*lltlf IlirltMfll-. \ I iMttX| iiniqfl •\ I lirt** mi ". Imm 1 line, lit*'! f*r Mt"il t ii xlrrp | .......... m0 sh o w d o WN’ Will o:»nt vour eves I ■ :! Mo r lei ‘ ion . n.>it -sttic*-du.vriy* "tb -j’ > ai. ed l " d ; i '. d ’ U dliAtti S a - fo -1 a n d li- .t Setn itiid ‘ t .* [);i J. Mougliton Archiicct • I ir-t N al’l I’. nnl, I’. ldg Smilord rturid.i. . v i l l i t f**t* frill*! Il'Ml*,'*, Ur | h < ill |«* in « t tils i iifitlHUi i*s n iit‘iir«*iifl* I* nn aari l.«l iMfi, iifi'l Ini* tiie m f ffiiiMi* x il ll l ItN s | mneh. b Jalttvl t T i i m t i xil lh* prrsret tk |» r , . I +* s , j » r f i * , l ! i , i* " ih In* v 1' -i an opportiiiat it"1 ........ . 1 m il 11 la fit I »i* ffi«* llr%i 1 iwr 1 1* >«* |r i *i i til•"""■•Hiir. * * ft1 |»toni, 1 \\n *• M 'M 'n il n r * ) , * jit.i aal [ I i«r *'i I n tVMil ■“! 1, f*» * * t I m i m I h , **p In »|f»li-**n*is t* *1 I'll Hr*- ! *»l %fiMiitirli, I'lMtrl ami r ctlM's, ‘.'•Ml \\ I.ure 1|i «*ft *>■!#' I j ' l ”. I Mil Mill f.r f.i*t* i)it 1 *'k it * "it 1 *in if 1*1*111 l«-ss m| linn* fi Itt Ss, mole m e - -:iu • g ll n ' Mat o , another week of oargams to run our used car sale this week. Over fortv r< U/r j prices from car rot every urpos•? ' eve* nurse . Corner Park Ave , . tonitur . 1 1 1 uni- on • . - l e - r i n - III. . in tli*. lull. I t it - I I tikiil •pi •tl.v s ' 1 . tea p'.'* .iT ^ ( 1 .Xl. 1.1 * l.< o-i ll‘ ttr- |V< tn;S' ilj'tlvUlln 11 f t . it . I • tp........ft >\! 'i’ll I i.*in. j 4 "i* - to. nn. ^ i s ’ j *■“ *'1 ■ «i i«f ■' i* u f.,: ' a . |nt 1. . | f i x l -VJ: v p - ' 1 1- . ' . , Vi y*-; 11 HU-—Ci*t« ,'th; 1 |, 1 . «. M\n *i t \ . ; ! 1.011 |1(| tit; .. , fo r in In fi ll ! lllttt II I !>•*** 1It 71It I m i l l \|-|t ||Bjb i m t ii u b l M in , |tli f t i i i ' h M i f o r I r r i i i tfirtif f n| t <hi* it >:0,t<e t. e . t j . < •ert lliK Jo 1 . . p ll tt hit i%«t *I •1 pahI <10 I »«» |;il frnlflths I Multi tit frfft rntp of A. 'I.. i(*> iin, B t inii» 1 ot r . i t mi try.l*.- RILES Imi %i sivi»tntKail| n *1i s •|lxn*i| sea wnlei 1 i 1 1 i* ii ■ -’ li- 11 between l.i' and 18 det>i 1 lonyitude l ‘l : 1 i degrees ive-t. IV. t I tie of pbmrval i. ,fi -11 •I 1 . ,1 speed o f the v» - --I “ This data " f. , ' drawing of a 1 mewhich will lie 11 -•■tij| »• I briinrhiw of 11 <- I n'o :■<: 1 hi the Con-t Girtird ..-.i. "I reiptested that radi ■ • 1 sist, as far a - |o»oT a .11 1 erating m I h. .»t•,1 • 1 . 11 to lessen 111 •i ., iol. Tin- iee h| i ’ v • radio cull lit t• 1 n 1. I'll.... in] call for in, liiji 4^1 .-i' I 11 - 1 ■ t rol. It sin ml I 11, -I I . with the i i , nl.11 1 io . <1, 1 unsigned I • 1 la- ii - elo.ii Jce-illfoi niifi ' mi 1 in plain, 1 give t lie 1 - it m 1 1 . 1 . xel, bn at 1■■1 ,.1 .1 .)• 1 ,1 'I,, ice and oi 1,<t r , . . •I 11 1 i 1 ■ lnforni.itt"n w di t1 -i time 1 * am 1 \ . u pii 11<d 11 S E C E E iA Moves To New Place S IN C L A IR D E A l It O C I L L T O B E A M A S S E D H U G E ! , .'I* Cult. rV* Ca-li Giot’ery. which IS C R U M B L I N G IN C O U R T H E R E R I C I I E S I N Y E A R ih i- ,1 . a Inentifil for .‘ oaic1 lino* in —j '•* ' It »V;V-* » 1j j ‘ > Urffa fl't.rtir M«|M'''iflrati#* • .Juilg H.ui riH n r . l i i i l l o w d e - p i v u n pliiio to lorn* cun-* 1 * ' l l ........ '111. .U n it* Torn toil V tiiu n u iv r “ • *•* ' 1 �fO. V rAr.K rivn [a?fccts - riruRural Keonotipe rril Trig w ith the ^ Florida S ta le , Iturimu t of Mar- A l). R A T E S l ; Ciih in Advaae*- I kets. — —Help Wanted jjT u « i i y ( *« ■ *« YOUNG L A D I E S — l (JUNG MEN L earn Linotype Operating ■••■'■'ft — Have two more- openings for young ladies or young men*who have good education and who want to leant a-good trade. Some of San fo rd ’s young people who s t a r t­ ed with me less than onr year ago are now holding good situa­ tions and making good money. Some o f them have made as high as fCO per week. As you become competent we will help you get located on n position suited to your ability. We will give you ‘a two weeks’ trinl and if you do hot show ability to make a good Linotype operator we will tell you. If interested rail between fi and 8 p. m. and ask for forrman and he will he glad to explain the m atter to jr-u fully. . ip*■ licmory-OW Vviatorsi . , J E a t i n g Pjeas-With . Everyday Satisfaction It . E . < o r ii i n . l o c a l l l e r e - r n t nllve TFt* ■b'jtmet.l* fn-m Fleritla dur’*'iir T.f.lr“ n -"V-o-<— •— .2 c - —• **r»4fntm the S a n f o r d S e c tio n 4 5 5 . T !.e j LONDON, Mur. 1 2 . ~ ( I N S ( ~ ! ' c >rr : p o n d i n g w e e k -• yi ->r a g o «'ivv J T w U i be r « e l » M j A pt\>js»sal to rrvntc a memorial TnCVC l l (JS tl Pt1\\ J .O I lil H c fo Y C S l c r l i l l i f S i l l VP M id j 57(1 go rilt t -’ t Flrridq and M|j! md collector 4*nl to the Hi itlsh airmen, Sir Anhui . ii-i", , . , ( o m C. c ' - h ' t> •triv t. T h e f. o . h, W bitten-Itrown and the !nte S i r ; J-Ifi/Ki/.C H O O h S , I I /tt ll t l i h t h t M-tl.f ( a iu lo iU ’J market he Mi soasett* v a t -n n * * < ’ " “ m . ii« •Inho Alcock, who were the first i ___________ _ ........... — * c ■ Mne range ef $2 -fM*2 .,!.'i. with dL-coutitH to fly am iss the A th r tic Ocean, ........................„..7e a line f u r si*i's and t|'na!!ty C t w .r c is revelving strong sup, art in air jj,"r*trs on requeat. ) not. in demand. . , circle's here. l T h ’r:y-*even bided fr- n S t-vf.'-J I heir feat mi* accomplished in Uuced rotes aro for •ei Salurdav . a '• f *11 -• 1' W •• ■lutic. ItMlt. when they Hew the l,- ‘ Ltjrt insertions. envi'i, 7 I'otomir Yard-. F T . *t8t*n mile- from Newfoundland f-> p,nis of average length to. 2 .lei ev City, and 1 >-,h ' Chi- a( llfteti. im the west coast of ire- > ‘ ..j » line. To. Del oit, Fl'tient e, ! . w |VM?, Bam charge of 30c foV land, m Hi hours and 1*2 m in u te s,! Philnd tph'ii. Pit* -1 :ti • S'.v !rk. no average speed of 1 lfV.it? miles IS S S S i n g Is restricted Ratyigli, and RiH-he..'!, i an hour. y~ enri \.r clusificatlon#. went oat fiaMn Ma.nale • Se, I he machine, a large' Vickers .error is made The Sanand 2 nf unknown eriirin e 'tie'* *'Vimy“ bomber, driven by two :t(10 k i d will lM responsible makes the F le ’ yla t• ,i‘ t ■ ,v t r - , horsepower Hulls lloyee engines, I t one incorrect Insertion, tiny fit ears. Thirty .ora* > ; ■ r,* at one j oint in the mi vent arc l/trtlser for subsequent plurged out of control to within •Itipo d from Califet "i:t making " , The office should be :i fen feet^ of the sea. and on an­ the Pi S. total .'12. I immediately In case of other occasion turned upside down The demand fee co! r - the f. Wanted— Services of a man thor­ in a heavy fog. >, It. market ail last W'-i •• \ from oughly familiar with the plant­ [o AUVF.UTI8 ERP •loti t • niotlernle • t f'e'd-nin ing and care of Florida lawns and tti.ek and m l u . on i i t ' n n tt* Herald representative flowers. Must he able to super­ Poliliiytl Announcement d -*xes: 1 lo rent -a1 t tart e: wuh -kly familiar with rates vise and have original ideas. Prcflu ll n iM T M II.i; V’ no, la t ‘.nod -1 I find classification will nbly without, children, (bind pros­ tM»l>*lllH f l«lV t’!l mitsl.li*) , nly Lj complete information. .air i :,r -. 1. • .. ib . 0 , pects of advancement for the I ‘ ’1 5 “ ‘ Stiff »«l Cull* titlilf , h i s l t l i ' t . t!. tO’.i i - * tf* till Mill *«f 1 it|- \ ItltlH [ jot wish, they wilt assist 25-50 tr-.m ‘ right man. Satisfactory .reference* ■ill 1 Sa, : : wording your want ad ., d required. 'Address: Jnter-’l'itv K. KI.VI.XXX it mire effective. l,x* tl,* ••axhyH Renliy Coma pay, Maitland. Fla. < i-,t xx*’, * ' mill - . 1,1 nthl i*t. V on i n r « i i i « t I a* i in i i t houncetnenls it U’.V |»ivvitiii:tt "Vt , :!»• 1 " tl Iff . m i l t r i t i i t t t It,11 I Mill it 10— Livestock «*aftf|tf|.ii» f . t i i »*•**I .*»*1 11 *i j f . » t i n - . f f in th.* iTuifrh. I II**- ni *Tpi nf tin* i'lm ili O hm f. of Jack and Jill- Kautli- liostnn terrier puppic., for sale. nf S» iiintnlt* t'liiMify, l ‘|oihIa. mill. Tlu* f«*11.txxin^r **hi|>p *-Nt J**« r in i Hr of i hr Iti*rii<». Ichool Aeditorium. Fridav Pedigreed stock, George E. Wil­ 2 7 — M o n e y T o L o a n ivportftl past f ’in* irn;ti i n r . in* x*111 * i *t nr 8*Mnln»*l** r.nuvty. .moults .'.He t hi Lit cm 2.V. son, Ijiko Mary. _ . t P o litica l A n n o u n cem en ts t h i n n r Vnrt!** f**r tip* L’ l - h n - i j p i • in 'Ii** ............lath I'll tin'iv Ml.' *i'*.i *•' I** Im hi i'H J tm»* X I’ I 7(1 children. Straight or monthly payment tlo H in ^ S u h f l i i v tit S A. M '«» y o u siir.H iFC r.*:**. plan, on improved City and suitFOR S A L E —Thorough-bred Collie ! Nt*\v Vttrls, l b H ' i l m h ' l p h t . i . f • Ihil 1 h .- re h y n n n o u n r e m>- I’andlrt SPy f: n oror.xsM II. Mr Her, formerly of business or residential f o r tlt e o f f i c e o f Miertff o f Kendltpups. $1 and ?8. each. 2003 urban tin \ on \ r» I l o d o n , 4 Ih d rtiit, ’* o le I ' o i i n t y s u b j e c t l o lire l e tll of (•nvillt1. I'Li.. announees the Sanford Ave. Phone 787-J. properly. Sec It. W. Herndon, t h e v o l e t * a t t lt e J u l i e 1'ilmiir). I'i H s b lir if ll, L1 H«Hrlu'Hh*r, J T o r n * h*. ,,f hi* dental office a t .1 V M, vv.KU.ANii. Seminole Hotel. i tin l *XNT XIII I Jim I l r i i i h <'!i‘V»!mu|. (*u ith1 Klip* 1 AA h t. ( Kill. Of |(ri-rii ItMg. with Dr. Mua- 1 0 - A P o u l t r y a n d K g g s lh it ! .ill! i.U, ( i*i&lti'ti, Kh \\ ?t-v tt**. Mttnxvn, . . . —-PS. •— 1 ■ s'l • C. •lulu (ill ' ' * .1 f 1 *" ll 2ti— M l s c e l l a r c m m F u r S a l e * **• (M.I Ilf. ItrP .tiiati. Htirfnln. .Mn»>t»Mih hnluUm, l.t u*. * * 1 rIm f i ’tN1* MARY chicks. Tam-red strain Ph i i i Na 1, S» *Mill** * *•. " 111, V, i:nix t h u t i t r u ii ii r iintl U*hii:ht *n, Pa^Mtic t i c Hinny pi'lTNC Lmg'.. F in e Fork iinhy. carriagi rust Sell for n ..f .-I ii lifio'itfi. 1 . . ♦ ’* * -( i 1 ,1 IM . ♦ • » lh. « )• )• cmtiHdacy While Leghorns, $ 1 1,7.a per I pi m i s I m>! vvccii h .i •••I iv an*l M " tiifnci- »tf , tel ti, oj till' I»IM( ■ j *’,,i UP* (**1 M I t* * 1 1*' ll I'l*' 5‘,« I ali-.iCtto A v e . $1.7. Lawn mower, co*,* SI I. Sell 100; Rhode Island Reds, ( id . per \ . ft J ’ ( * •1 *» I f 1•*t. mi'.ijt*. ' j liit- net Ion i'll ” tiny :tl HA M v »«* **c '’.•llivxx ttnj: for $7. P. l>. Mnx 14.18. rt11 I* t 1st ■ i 11* . lie T I 1" c i r i tl .• 11 1" June I’r'.innry. 100. Circular on reequest. Guy I, i:. if» \i*xv v.4»i*, •.* i. [uni »v. ** run* And Found M' fr i. 1 * 1 I" 1*1 *•(» Jdl" ’ It HE AS. Blackburn. Ellenton S. C. r*n ' 1 1 i’ i n n o , e f i i n a d i n n e r s e t , S i l v e t l ilu lp h ia . n I * ........ . 1 I 1 *tl' h 'h V . i- — l |p|-i*l t <tn n ..I ft»m I - 1" Mugw are, cut g la ss, table lin en . I : e m ii t o l i e .loll. Mol** C -id. I ’ l t l s 1 0 H P l a n t s a n d F l o w e r s |fn\ tettiee white wild Pictures. Aj*l. 8. i 'l l Park Ave. r u n m i i ’. i i i k i * j bu*""li, 2 em it l tiii'r b .ii |t u t . t e v e it i i <* I l f « r r i xi i — — ! h r r e h y Iit l l i m i n r . t n y s r l f n s _ : - .m ear*, Rettmnla Union plants for sale. - b in d . C i i h n n b e - . l o o t l e a p n o d . M k I l i l t I . » n i l ii 2 8 _Undif) I. n td l tl . i le f o r S t i n i f f ill s c m l a o t t right ‘ m tit foot., C u'l t is c a l c i n i n ' Sl.oo per loot). R. II. Month, _ I'o iia ty slilijeet lo I to*11**1 loll f.l I etu-h S d a n t"" . *1 -l "til" I ."Odi'lt. l I » h t i l . l V ,T , ‘ ,, t»ottenio.-i Mile ( ir tin u tv lo is (I I a.-ileil Mi aloe Coiner. West First St. \V a- Inn if- " i i, Vl» i o - l M i i» iiu. i. |..it ..I i 1 't ,i| |»l * t inti.*H 1st th y I n * t P H O N E in'd * o r R e p a i r s o n nil | i „ i | . j . - * .t > ,,f j u-.*' I ' . j t <1... 1M I*. I ..... I 1 If i*V i it 1 -II i*f 1.tits * ■* - I kee. m akes of R ad ios ami P h o n o - 1 V eit re *p» * l it e d y . t 1 1 ,ii i . :,t i mg: bo- I 1— R o o m s W i t h o u t h o a r d II. \ I • I * ' » *’ i . f :v*in ,n imj'lrinrlil * } >0« I ' f|- 'TO l**lllj r u j i h s . I f iv«• d o n ' t f i x it, ther** I t n\ 11 • m m k 11 -I v - 4 p it < M ho . .. I: .f I ' l l c s t l*ak - I 1 ( l * tin »' i ,m cl ill *•11 11n U' *1 ' j •ietc*- that I'd car's n o c h i n g e . C o m It’s, i n s S P a r ! . J , — ". . . — adcll'hi.t t"*i. , Furnished sleeping room close to , H 1 i on i hi \ t x i’iitis*:i i t i m ; I lug . . . Vi tiling Hotel h i i m | s 'I ( I Ml! is 11m vv v s t v c r . i , m i 'Cmid,i , 15 1 Id on m i l l e d 1 "tii 1 Arc r c n ir *i:r l (lit .11 HI I I I; Ml - l ’ l \i i hnlh. A l s o apart mem t o adult*. Ave. The nncimnl k nifr, i *■«t r nI jiift. ,t n * r* 11 I II III it. t I,. >. I . ,*iiio>iiiu «* o i l e n tu llilaey i mii i n * i'iiia r \ o . i *o i it I l ig h t, anti thr* c o m b ir m t i n n L n ilc SCI Magnolia Ave. * .1 ui (In- *h vrlnpihTf* 11 tick - I'll. - u flu I Im i - 1m [I lillolHit t |MV . .1 In I |*I.M Pidiltca) Announcement I ................ .. to it......... Hire of acrid f o r k uf I h r I Tlh f r i t ! u r y , l o r I'lto d ein .i 'i d i “ t Hit» • l . tin i*% nrl ti , lli . . •| tin IN ,n • M'D I- I ____ . _ — — ------------------ — ' * ' . *,.iii* l ’i ••-••rot l a g A t t o r n e y .at* ! Midroom. I l l Park Ave. nil llirir u tility , hit h r d t h r b*o»>ty i 111 ip t I 1 ■■ Of uhl * t 11.. r m i t i i i : t . i a . i s i . ATrn v. ! i* ■* ' •* i".*-ts in ? s l /!*!•, *41 ( 1W I'l •i.t i.i -. , t i l l 1 ! n n , ; Jvs hi. L .ltt, t.,l|t II 8.4 C I 1 1 * t *-h v a n i i t . tiiii *■ inv t nin lld fipy j •* * h ' ............. p r i m a l v •*»» *ltin** f» nf t h r m n d ri n k n i f e of •f*r r 11 ciif I' \ \ * fl ( 4" 1 1 " ft V * ' 1: i! H i ; . i 1 m u r*l » t * 1 1 -1 t t , \l " • )* ft * 1 . 1 I uf ii.. |**)•t-li#nn ** Mill *J **■t*1 *i* Ihr j *'■ 11 1MN ** I. I ' 'N V111 >V. If»— A p a r t m e n t F o r K e n t svith i s t ii r h tliry m r la M ipn rcih lK| - ! ( 1 I" 1 - i ii i p * fti l v ■'** . H I I . I » v v . .1 kill*. < n u l l 4 n f s i l l *ii tin* s . . t i l * . . a • .#*nilh‘ *lv .01 truck, * .1 I • . » 1‘t'l .'Mil »|I * I *•1 I I U v! Nth * t - ( . * ! v th r |hi C ■" n i l I t f s h i Mm | i r h i t i i i > t *■ I m* h « * h l ( i m I I . - vv **»i r i " i» F u rn ish ed ap artm en ts, hot and I'lione i v. t) IMi 1. 1 Hi .III Lf * l ,(-X 1 • f»T !*• *1 I i M r in '. c TiitiTi'i .,1 1. I h "' *r,« l h ■ t l . i l i d o i . i r. nr \ i r o n . V lp y ll w ft.lh .iii.1 XI M k h l l h e t m'd water and garages free. In1 !»* i* i • ,«> i t- , . 1 - • 48 it * uiiU tlu te 1 * 1111*41 t . ) i t » I i i * u . r \ ii 1 1 !4|s|f'| ft* .1(1*1 • I* 11, .1 - lit O f, m - .i i i ilt t ‘. t '(), Auto I q u i r e M r s . JJ. .1." H o l l y . 5 1 8 l ‘n r k l *. m u c» i ii hi . * ’ ll h?. 8 i ttu 1 1 *i f r o m it i II llli l Ih .** VI 1 ( I V " ' a TTI tin i on n u m \ j i n o r (I k * 7 11. 8 cm.11m Mil tiiM i it i t’uitt* 1.-1 VS111. .o . -fn-et metal works. J Avenue corner Sixth Street. 1 list tfht 11 ft 111 ill 1It'** 111' 1-41ml i*Iil*'V (niM’it , - ' \ In c .t« i •! 'I'cd am i it* J ; i h 4 i f ’ f t 144* C > . A I 1‘ .i t • i»t 8i-rniJi«rtc * ' mun*»r |h>* *.f th .* i*f F t .iirily J ii .I h *' **f lll H HUl.jr, l 1> 11. .1, ■I, \ . r. O' ‘hone 71 t i - W , -------------------- ------------------- — (ll#* |•rllMicrtl t ii' !.<■ , c. t * i c u l t , . ,* l r i t. r v i i III D 'H *! v ( ' • ' , - 1i tt i < •1 ^ k*||»tlM*|i I kill nil, I "ItH llln **111 *!*■*“t l . r i t t i i t i ! t 1,. iit*(-ii J ' m i * * 111. 1 ------ I Nice tivo room apartment in new < 1 a t tt • t, i it, ,*t > i u l t i i " i . t h *i tin' ,|. thill ■*f III* I h*|»i4ic*l .It !•* | tt , , T V . ' ' 1, "l If . l . , f , l 1 *1 . >1" 1ft* 1" « f i l l U it ut* |R I I"* H VI; M O N 'S I h o m e . C o n v e n i e n t . C l r e a j i . 2-183 tVfi 1 v fit Jnih* -11 - I -1* % M' * a tii -j I , ill’ , I , , 1.1,11 o l l t j Oi l | Ot |n - 1" ,1 10 1 let Ir V ■ Ilf ll f i i 11* * III ftI Hi 1* 14*•* l 1,f t hi ..1 l 4. i 1 i..i thl*. . . i l l . , ts hi tl»«* h . t n*l*4 ltlt »1k U W'lut-t ' : " " b i l e C o , |P a l m e t t o , 1 lot, . i l l , l .| ' I. ( i li ( ,t n«I * I TlVJ ! • ) |*U 111 n c ' I t ll.lll I». .... I •I 111 v i ill m l h t l.ii'Mii u Iinnt tln*-J r r i ’ Ajl -1 ««Sa * M* ll i i n i m ! t i n t ■( : i i i m i i i Ii K ’ ril . II! (Ill V H I r fi p 1i \ Phone 1.17. ! I 'It i■ci’itit \, i , by At ,.x .8 Musi Min.ts .lint iv »• - l i . i l I Im* MipptH't tliltt , ot| •■-nr I'te 'ii' .1 * * $,*• *• ! Till'' > lt*i**| ' V,t| 1**11 M l C L E M E N T S A P T S. HI2 Pork Ave. uni s ><D s hi t ti* p*'ii|*'li" in t hl,.-It ki te ! 1. it; ii to. f the * * 1 ni e ‘ *' 1 " ’ r.-t-- . 1 - red • - <' •r ' * S -*'*74 p 2 1 ., u mi iiHitif.tl I* it i** ■ m «Itiriiui* f |l, S Minim* I ipfiiLii a I I* I i lniiin *!*■*■ m Hnt-si Si-rvire Furnished apt., water and g a r ­ 1 .1 j i . 1. . 1 !•’ 1.1 i l l . i .|..id,tb-'x > i cii rm .u ix u.it . i t . nt .-t f 1 |, d - t - ti l o - n t ' * ’ Hiatt t a ?.* ** *tu|. * il u* at lull. I in k , t: , u . ,,-i Ht» ; . 1 1 vi * * * I> lull It ill* *(•••*(♦!•• fit t*» •h ft Ki l l V 1 Mill ID * *■ ' 11• 1 1 O r i i i o c r n t *■ age. Reasonable. Apply Ajit. I. t'bl i Hi' : o ' | •M lu i-t l u x e l e q u l t d ,i n u n c . 1 I-,,t it a r - * « a - . t ■ in t f ik h nf f h‘»- I will ifU»' llnm t hti i»MP'>l *<i all J J**J a l I'A - i. " N. , I y til |. » r . fli« l ‘ ., It 11 iSI I K , o f a ll kind s. . d . u g S It \ .11 •I f h I*' 111 •■Ff••■‘I ll * -itul ***’**14**111h* r r -- in letgly ti t . .I ii ,-jld illolV , » ’ll -I ,11 in iii.u i'iu ila tm g . 1L t lit * ..lit' * P*rj , 1 |* *1 " ’ t . i M To. tV ;i:lu2, t ‘ E, Nicely furnished apartments with *I a*l m I ii h i i i l i " i i III.-If 4 t ’* 1 ■1 Mil J 8 \XII I*.. \ h \X 11.Is I NSI »N 1. 1 . -ft (•• K it. 1 ! till modem conveniences. Phone r i m « i n ' . v n j i !»«;»{ ll III I I . I . U \ I in m . i i , " i i i i i r m y c a t i t l 1*1 -ti v 7o. Call at .718 Palmetto Ave. in i n i . M u c i n o r NCXIIMII.K S I it I t I t ' 0 I . .hgiiii "7 ,H5 liiiiu. i i "tt, , t ' .’oit N u: it Park Ave. or I i l l NIX . f O f l * < t* * Tl-.fi .it th»* i l f f l C I ’ «'f \ U H ‘ .. 1 *\ mli t-i ntiiiMtitii <- t h a t 1 ant a l\iiilit> jmlii* **l Hcmlfii Couitt >■ | III I i, . I , i , t e x , . \ . . . ,| | t , . . , r u n r a t v n i m i n r » i o \ i : ii j o’ f " -ervice on all I ft— Houses For Rent * nmlM ih* fur n - rirtimii t m tin* nf F I..... it M»i.)**t r . thu Mill of III* . ■ . ..!• i . ‘ It |*i>te, < M I v i hI i t . , i Li ni ' Ot i t ' c ,i.,it I a m a | 1 cl | n i t t i c - 11 ,|. I" S I 1011" I ’i o ■* * * u.t t t. a e h i n e s . lib e ra l h * **t t ' n i i i i f i FoniiiilHs|itn**i fru tn I »**in*M i a t i* V* d t ' i H c.f HeMt i Mi U•.■,.|I.l f . - tot i s . o i u • t * - u n n t ii tl P -- O ..I 11hi11 11"| N m 1, Mi l* 1**1 f t ** Ihf* rh * '•■urni >, if* i Im I l iimh1i a t (V I *r I iiiur > i i . i i n I t I >iiiu . " i , In11 . i . (ff f'-r tom ■,11i machine, on ii loom Modern house. Furnished ...................... ' I ' "III I 'I- I I I ' Nil X, ( Ih,|■ill "f (Im Vft*|H Itl (III* Di'ltlfi * h > Ii Hi I** Ft* Ii* hi J u lit* vtll I.' ' "* . ii i,J,o I to till- .Ice . S t o t t ■t t lie lot , r :. h or unfurnished. Rent very re a ­ •iltUF t . * :> vv> •; l-rii Soigei s. Let us help 2 ' . 5 U IIA I. I till' i III ••i . 1 0 5 0 ; * J . X S ia. 811 Xlt*»N 1*1 I III.. I V I f In" hflil 111! .I Hfl i* cr ■ I B lb* l»*nujct.illc tMm.vj l"i Nj . Tl' «• 1 , ’ ll,!' ( Hi, t tniii si-iving troubles, sonable.* |fi2l! Douglas. til \ I* II* 2* ... to lit oil .Inti- till. A r> I '•J»’> ’til Jt.il -t I iii r d e i i e i . Dm. . Mil fpisrnN s t i : i : i . i : i «»ii i iii.v : 14 r I.ONtt \i ; "Si I t . • v* t «.1 i-inc ill material 10c per I 1n h .i n)i*iiiic, Hi) I'ii thl hi a •' b room ho'.se furnished. I'hoitc si, 7 J. R on) a .1,1 II. *i*,,,c < H i \ !•* (II n u t < (ii ntx r i t o ^ i:r i* T i\ f i I tet setting Machine Co., III , 1 1 , .• 1 ■ A*. ■ r* * i . 11t .* L i t i **t t Ik * I m i l h i h i 805-W. XTTOII \ r X r u n I <•t NT* l “ l . " " l l *»*' I I |ci h i - I* * t if tlh* a tll «*t i it* Riii r-ole Pix.giao., :* !“ Siring I V I till’. I h»*r* h\ i n h** t h l * mi * tfind i»f a n - 1 111 I I *- ill tif T * \ t> IMIII Hill-I 1 i a l iie iici x: Ur I'* Hint lilllf I*I IllUl) ihiitlii’lim tih ciitidl»lni> f*n t Inr I ivtsll .i. tlllliolll*. e t" t1"' I" el-''\\ M 1 1 1 (pllll let n f J * i it i ' X uni v *t( t* U t i l h* n|i 1‘*—Houses For Sule • •21 t l u - s l i .i S e ll', l l , . I t ' : W J 7 , K D K A |:i.nean,| very little money ifflri nf i Mimt.v I’lHHicullllK Atlnr* l » r « ' i ’h i t i J ol S.inlm’ .i' t'l'iility llmt I a to ti . IV1 A ( i ** *, * —I***tf***#»tfc44a 1 — -----------— t:— f - r t t s t i J - i A V - H i t - o lr — BWti- it-r- 1 “ C-c 1ir ■t'la ft* A* I" t " Hot - o l , - u , c u . . ll. ii a „ ;>»;.> ; Wf \1 ‘ I*lnin.(.•11>I*iH. 1 I., h I23H ---- W S i i i-issits tirw-ltjr use -of Or Tt aili*. New 5 Toom anil batli tf•riinnrvfph-jH. I - -tvtv*—-thfI li e uf Til X \ee* NH"l, Mlllji’i-t f « tlU-, ill iippriM’ luf** an> -» !■ j ( v 7 M <T i \ t* a l . e r -. 7 1 1 -- 1 1 mu* tit at ni.. :• IY„ Fira \at u»li. l.ucuuor and ,|, , m l , ,11 I l f I I I , I , . l e t s III II I t V r v i , U It ! run i i i m t u i u : biingalnw, Orlando on hard *tip |nir I pivi-ti tii t* r.y tlh* pen pi i* | " it; . i .’ J . [ 1 i n i t ' . . a a f , . * | *t u o a r i - o t.e tieta to J 'tt e T i to. - u b i l e R o. k II, Hit " U til; ■W,] l-.• Sanford Paint A street, one block from cijy. «‘it> .11*1 a*. * * th* III If ‘ h i t. ll. »v 111 7 . ' i . .jiiu i 11 <k i n g : Viat mi f to a t*it"ipii,,. in > eamlltl.t-* ■1 t tils l cat |\m |.. tin «l ll 14•-h mI til** n f f Ire 111 ) ......................| 5 . 2 5 E v : t. o j > t o g l nil I I I I,to o f . Ilext I'll N*r<. . t. V. Stu art, Mgr conveniences. Would consider cat f,,i tt., * . i, i *>i ,-oi,st a Idi*. lo situ i A V M ' : It AN uiA’e i - a t A P i o c r u m : W J Z H i t / . t i v h* t *t n n Vii I ietnot, - -,11111s, so lij.it t-w i:. x v i u t i : |i." VV I I HI IT I'hilaili'lplii.l. e r l . i . i l l - - iHe lit. H HA i U I I A M KDKA W -H! in trade. E. J . Thompson, limit** t to •*, i ilu iM i .e lo tin* I........ 7 to , hi l l i n e n , k x , i . i i l , Mira X cl nle |>i " i . , r u n t i . i : i i it nr* i hi 111 KV M H S M H S R U H I r o i i t x \ ixm:«tiiou it, llox 8C, Onartii". , eati. t i iin.,i * • f tine •l o l l ‘arms, tlroves, I l<< 11*I*v .iiilK.uiin tf" ’ I \I iHh 1 “ allin nit.*’* in) ca n d id .ic> ( i r e . i t M o m e n t s ut H l ' l o t y , > "I* A t.*t- Pud I. A T A T I ! s tic A A IV ( . * p rf e - : \\ IM1111 fifi-t'k *>f i hr ( In tut ■ c i - "t* p. p i. Box 10 111. mI i i> • f t T.i \ A M f i m i l nf tlr Rent: 2 new f> r'tontetl Munga- *inrin Itin* A- 1*. (i> l i l i e s !I !|tt I n et itl M, ,tot - l l o y s M I f.l | III* W i l l **l I I ** V * ' a M1 ' . o i o i i i i 'r . g r . u i i H I VI H E E I n*«Ic i mii 111 - nhii-i t l*« thr ru n ta x r u i . i r.t t u i i M» I »» m m * ' i -i i *• p i t i n ' ' ' ,’* Kl lous. I seven loomed house. i i l l . .r i Im * mi * r > hi (hi* J uric 5 1 '. fir.in- r REST SH OP p art) i n s m T u n e t«. R e t lit - B ,iy « . t tt l ll ft n lie m ic e Mint t urn ft lull. U I |i U ,1 A ii U i AE W I AM I v* ill .............. L e e live roomed *i mii a I >. i f . I r Mill •'iioilol.il' fol i . o ti-rlto il t-i I lie n 11, " ii <3 any thing in Conveniences. R ’ xm a im ; u n n Pliilu. h-Iphiit I n ilT T C N h K V . U H t H <A I U l N , f T a x t *nl lei I ol o f HemtoIf i (Hit t| > 1 ON M Will 7 . .'in Ditm.r Must, 1 hiAg A i di.>ne util will get furnished. Reasonable teat. e l . , t ' 1 . 111,1 • . s o l . l e d to tile fic tion ; ., ,ii i . c m t a l M o t .'i , l arl> ; to Tin: rarcit* < > c si :» iim ii . i : se'!, terms like rent, without in­ tu,.. h . . . f 1 1 *e x . a . r s tn t i e . P e m o c r t f • • IH '.It M u le t 1 11 T ltelltlee | ,r o g ln ill. It 7 W. ■j i: ailI III I T t . M a i m Ii ii veil ko, so|,.i*>t H l . A r I ' i In o irv i " I'*- lieM to .1 one. terest. Idl'd Douglas St.. Opposite :i;ui |. I * \t |a|i ti* i*nnMtin*'* th.i t 1 a m m (Ju u t let I'ltli f T . I 'l l t f n r T i l l •n*‘ 1 l r V n l l l ii ll i l 'i ’O " l i t a e n i i i i r e i l a t e .I w i: i:i w rit y .i a k v v ta i; .■tnl 1*1 . f* f i«t it >!■ rl uni l«» l hi* *»f* < Ilf IIT Mall Park. J.VU It J I N K I NX J 1 -. R D K V P i t t ' b i n e l t. !>">H: I ,.,-u j b, , t , > ( i * i ,,i t 11tini ( * "*»t*t n11?• !*I• ♦ i i *‘t f r«nn H i ‘s I i H E M H lit U fiV I It,-| . b e mill, n i c e ' l','l l.l< | 'L Mil l; Til.I) W A L L S i t \ m ”, Mil* h'**t I 11 I 111* ill*b I > I i t t i . S y m p h o n y , ( i n i ' t e n , ' i > . mid 1 1 1(•>1 111,* Mill,',' ' ( * 'I- It ' f .,*« I *W tiK W t ’A E H I AM W W .I ru n r*\ * ‘ x i : x ‘ ttn IT,n M W W A LL P A IN T 2 R— pFarnth I-iir ftnit* jsltifi nf It* kultf't H1 ttir |li*inn■ l|,I I'.illll Mlbja.l I H" » ,11 of | 7 E . b p s e f 'ltp|iers. 7 SHI R o x y till,I '.I'l l . I i c t i c l .1 I t hereby a n n o u n r e to f t * p e n p l e U S AI WCN U HAS W SM riith' |‘*i|ii.ir> '*• **»' h* 1*1 till Jilllw of K e n u lto le I o u a l l t h a t 1 a m B |l,r , i . t . l - .1 ! I’.i' I'.'Ut- ,aHl I1Cl r|RN<, \EW AND HETll>- L u n g . '.' R i v c i h i i l f P i u g r a m J tine to R e t >■, It) acre farm, West Side, includ­ *1 h. A. lJ. 1»r -* iii . ii > >,i, j .......... c>;x ........ ; U Mi W S B H il l W.l A \ e a m l l t l n l e t o r t a x n s s .s s u r s u b j e c t |0R H 'R T IIE R i N FORM AJOHN MI'IftCIf. j, i n i u.ASi M ill ! .: !.l U J / , p r o g r a m . ing all tools ami equipment t o t lie lie. Is loll " ( the n i t e r s III III I'tl L a P a lm a S p a n u li ' M.I PHONE 2:ir»-.I Oil Possession in time for Spring l i t T i l l * , l II T g . l t » III* K i m i s n i . i : t h e It. tno .- ra tli I ‘r i i n n r v In lie b i t " 2-u 2 U I I A M Roelu*s|t*r, 107(1: (Legal Nutiic**) M u . i, : W D R W* A C U N A C ( ROLLER, S A N F O R D r o t NT* - in .1 o n e of I t . I - I'cnr. I h a l e III * 4 crop, if desired. Phone did .1. L. < x B i i i s f (iard eto-is. 7 D in a n , I .......... I . 1. 1 . 1 ...... . e ’ Him 1 m u n l In O r a n a e a n d S e i o t m . l . e m i n f i . '* w i : a n , w f b i . u a e a k vvi vn Ii'i itb la l- ............ , Mon ti. I h r o f - f o r * 0 i . - a r 1 h a v e s. rie ct a s IX * X l|*HT i ,|* C-li'XTI J I { "'*• ! Y V J A S W A D C U A H ' H. Echols. Mii-ii ;to Roxy and llir Hang. U ' K R C flee of ................I I ' l . i n n i l s s l n l i c i f ru ,, I e o n n l. . iinim i-sloner "ii a n i l *>( f > i :.a iix <>i . i : i 'u c s t a .*'1 a >c i.iiCf; S T O R E — Pro1' |{it .-I-nie I'rogritfU. i> 30 Rise I M n l r l r l V.Y .1, Mit.je et t o l l ..............I f " * 1 ! f a i . I h a v e m a . t r ia> He W t i l l P, 1 T •■ * 1 1 1 1 1.A " ll!". It* ,gs, S o d a . We aro 21— Lots For Salt* 1 s t .............. .. H i e i . . l i r e III t i e I l e n t o * in»f rji i►!n k kih ’k mid «*lii'ii!* ftoJi I., u................................ .. * 1:1 n . i . i ' and Sliuie. nn*l f:ii mini; I p i n p n ^ («. l i t r v r r * liHot) T i m e j , . R h i t B o y s •i a l i e I ' l I n a i l t o III' h e l d m l J u n e III i n n s |.c.’. a m i ' " I phone. Call 103. ta 3*pu>•-• carr j hi»* pr<*( r*i •k< •*1 1 t * i'.'.1 > W ( . 'Y S . Ivene.-liidy, 780: 2 Acre l o t s on Dixie Highway. Hi. v i* r«:* I *,, jin I;t t T i m e x W EAF VV E L I sllll... , «hnr* nf hv virw Inu (lit pro T - I t t l l c r c l . l o i s l o B . l I c ' - • l lh.i l-'ll \ N K l - t V. ANH v IKK , b . it* I .t im e t M i n i 7 j 3 0 \V(»Y u r 1 1*4*14, ni l ' l l fill 1" I ■ near latke Monroe. Fine Truck­ po rt V |n*( (niliidl v. X*iiiir m j PP"*1 U ' T I C W .l A l t W'I'AC; W IS H I. Rid o KS — Irrigation t i l - 1 > *«*»! | • In tint* mi *1* n m i»*lf i lo s l u t . S :.'{tl A . A * P. (iy p sie s r o l l MIKIUPP * •ci ! g. to tal cement work. ing land, outside city limits. L. W L ir WRC WHY VVtiK I'Ntiiti*: W‘ n , r ............ ’“ '* K .1 KILHKK 1 hn « F * I»y nmiHurn’t) ii»> randl'lai'y I line to R e u r e i t o y s . \ M||, $|1ftll Mil I’ll ••f >**N "*l* *' r,'"cret,. Co. .1 E T e l '- 'A . Renuud. Phone ID*I W. .'it*I M . W C A K VVWJ W SAl H I.IIII n r r*-»*li*il inn hi Ihr* o f f I p * iff ulifF* lllil ( f Mi l 1.11*1 I I'l| (till 1*1 t" I ' M * l*t .tliii U 1 I A Z T r o y , lixtj; s;,'Hi ’ l u l l x T . A T i : l .l t O l P I I . A T l i l l : 2nd St, f r n^ 8**mhn*l4* 4'nutitV l« M !' :Vd and Elm. W ilA S W SM U\1C W SB ill) * htlliiAA ii ()•I *l4*iiirtml- »* '* h ' “ u 1 « 1*h l o i i n i i o u a r r m y r n n i t lU s r r |»! in. net l**n of ih« v o l t r * In I ha Sy laphoiin >,i client rn. 111:30 Dunce **il l i * * r 4-r 1 " i i , HUM h t i * l i K i Mi l K l wnr. *» [U m iJ iM ; T h o i l o o f K V. T,hrcc pretty Matvaaia lots o f ­ ( F t * i n t N * m l l t ‘ p r l m u r y V<* b e h e l d i i s j s f f o r t lie St a i r t - l g » l a t u r « (U rou p tin- i Miiiii* " f i l x I l l ’ l l ;i .1 lit 1ST*-N J in n * | will u p p rrrln te y o u r - , (,,,,1 w ill n m i r e e i n t r huio .o - 1 In fl* < I'UKptl, l ; i l r " f Si (lull' I 'fill fit V fered. Margains. $)|ftl). cuclt. F •iM*tin r t. l l i r iir l m u r y m U« lia ld In J a m PrT«l*trnt rnutdii and r o l J * IrsA tti Mt'tnl shingles r»*w| «’» I f u 11) ) o u r s . MONDAY. 'I VR< H 12. I M**r|il i, l ii I h* 1 1 *•i* J . m- ; Sii.ii"t» f.. J*. m .Vh a n V. ^ HAND. t -iiilil v •rtii.u* iHnlble. \„U Call stop tl.rni ' a uiu) galvinir.etl II. Scruggs, Phone 735. «‘**lliil> J iii I k * •*f S e m i . " . Till. A n.tnt- l i e d P r e s s nl h t f **ffl*. In I h r I'**" |% * *44111 • now a*uli Ctromulsion. an rmultibcxl •l.iiti", II. Cowan. Oak r i m < onht x i i i . i : i-'u ii T i l l : i . i : * ; i m . \ t i i n : l-'ll.I phi H i| 5W E A F .xc« York, Old: h " u * 4 ‘ In S* niiii"l** i *«* 1 11 • » creosote dial i» pleaMUl It. lake. CrjOI Vk1«a11< I" tt 11tl**llIi€*«* f lllil I 0 1*1 i vi 11 hi ii I vv i 1^S»* ill **lt 1 1 1 S u b j e c t l* i t , - m,»ju o a c l i l n j f l»«*rnoBOAT F O R S A L E , id- font bridge I *•fit ill* ' 8l. Phone 111. 2:15 PitntUH.KU-i *1 rlu. 4:15 Manfor the o ffic e o f < " " lle I ' r l i n u r ) , I lie re lt) n iu io im e # rn n,l M a l. iriuLioft ii n new medical discover/ t h ll»• I m*t‘**i•f deck rruisec. thirty inch draft, •nra etiit.l. 1 1|*.|rirl No. * S. fiui,"b n itlilu e) for tlu- I I oiiim* -*J wilh iwt/fiild oi l io n ; it tasitlu-T pad. l-a l.- .l J i i m i n r v i * A l> I ’N* hall an Trio 5 Fallen'* nrchcittra, Signs, Of all kind's. fully equipped, sleeps six. *Tico l l e) j i re. uxi'O l 't o i l - l a , s *i 1.1 IA lsfrb '1 taH * • - a - a m r m l i e l or g n i i i u i M A TTIt: I .T tT "N . heals lite iat!jnn*il lucmbraae* ami in1 Jr-u| i ir nu in 1 liu I «'*1 1 p irn If*? DriMin'; Ikli-iTbttil‘r.*elncli- N"'f " "'I Paint A Wall Paper •■•■nsonnhlc. I*. O. Ilox D.’IS. A ilin liilair itH lx ■■* n.. i-**' r'< ii Wuldnrf Astiii ii. t.rchcrtru. 7,I I ,N I?. MtibJ, •I 1" it) h-Nt iff*»ii«* In I ' d i a l f (*f tht* ; ,-j l *, l»> bliUs grrnt prowtb. H A I H ' I I J I . H llU ItT O N Varinux Features, 8. (-real Mn( I I I - I ............v«*ii|)l*‘ n f F**ifWiM»l«' ( *"ll III y linn l i u * w i l l .'1 (111I t ' l l I S 111 Of all kitouil d r u r * , r rem ote 1« r r c Plenty of WOOD &. C OAL nt Dicm lle 1*1 bum l " be to bl > > n J.,»* ■ i klfii.* nocil n f i I m * j** "pl»* " f n r i r pH,I ii'ii IN* T I I K i i i I NTA J I HHI S eynl/cd by hi^lt medical ailllu.t itiea'S a ol* t Hientx in Hlatory* *’• Ovid Zl M iiuom JapNUsiDViAfur i j '• 11 •epairiiig, piano I k f ’ lJT Itr||rf. i -p* c h i l l y rt d li r * .'•Di A I' •!•!* •l.nlll h a rt’s Wonrt yard, ‘J ih & CV* d f K l ’ M I N o l . g fO C .V T A . M.-Mtors Parly. 10 :.'I0 Time In Ru­ ‘tjue of (lie j-rrati >t he t i m * a g e n c ie s fo r Your -.II'III'I' " HI be n|ipr»r|.i*." Unp n f I n r n l in ( i f f T h in , in my ') •xpet Is .ivith *7 yearr press. Phor.e 38p-M. I'.A ,\ l> I Artie) SMITH u p in l o n , r u n h r * f f f c i i d h) ini peisix'riit ei.uph* on,I co ld * and oilier It-t : » a ( e o f t l l . d A V Ix N IH III tile llt-ya, 11 L»p: r Orelicxti n tf, „ 8 ;,;,furd niitsie rlorp ojmuiiin illut r IImiI h*n • f*» *hf forms of tliro.il tio u b lr s. CreomuUlofs IV rettfin l. .. .. ith i j i n , i n : o r i 'K a it : 154.3- VVJB7, New York. *7*10: l ir i'c c iit fiv e tfitn*4iiii«* Uix — Money To Loan . >r"l-i c. McLar.dcr Arv h t i c i : T<* A i ' P F A i : a n d i 1 • •*I i a t ii o iu n e e m i i-n a lb l.i, ronlaiiix. in a d d m o q to ct- sole, udtef i ncifiiv 1^-mi * in**UK iht* S l u t r. 1 l*»*iif l^rp urt 1:30 I Intel Aslrir orchestra,' * 2 ; ! 0, C I . A I M 8 * 1" Ilu* of He; of i n •if hn i|y> mi*! ( *H h |uir* f o r r- . e l e c t l o t i healing c l e m r a l s u l,u It root lie and h e a l a i .e riHtsuN-* lEAAtN*; M ON EY TO LOAN 1:«0 A f t e r ­ • Intlnrh I •»•* i***im*l«** «•»'! b i l l e d J lint I, , of III.- I', a r c I >1m I r i d N " • 1*1,At.MS A ll A I N S T 'I l i t : A l l x A I . Yeiictiun G o n d o lcrs lltr infectrd no ol-ranes au.l st ,jt ti t) ' ON DIAMONDS, W ATCHES, tf hini*.r.**l l*v . I h 4* iioiniuHtMin 1 lid A"1It 4 1" bl l l l b o f f i c e fol- t o , I I I ' noon Pluyera, (5, Kemp’a nrchcati-a, NAM ED E S T A T E irritation and i n l U m t n a ti a n ,.Ailtde t'.*» l iv „ > e . r s n III i I t ile itliilib l » a in ih*Vf»iy 1*11 i h r n i r r i o Villi *!»’«* p *.(■*•!«) » *f* i l l " * ,iil ■ JE W E L R Y AND P E R SO N A L ■irnmln** 0:30 Buixi Gardenin'. 7 Klein’s cr n .s i.l e goes on lo llt e Motion h, is * b Kill 4*X f»4*l h'lji'i* flint 1 I»«»ll»»4*»l» f»| oi.-rt.-e.I info . b.- Fourth 1 .l»ii|.t 1 I;|J*A II K N I H I I T E x . c u l l lx ol cr AND m o r t - P R O P E R T Y . f e e l 'lIMflfle.l ll, adUllOr till l o t e r « Hu* i hi.tic uf <:i:n H E R M A N ’S LOAN !t‘t'iill*,‘I,fcl| I lift I •*»•!* 'v i v N i m *. Sere a mlt r*. 7:30 Roxy and Hi* c „ r a il'd .V a m . eolbexl into the I iI. hmI, a t t a c k s . the seat f o r I b e ll —lllil*1*11 " l l III) f , r e e l " . is MPANV. 112 Second B AV. r i i l t J U N . J r . Flip i «*iirl O F F I C E 27 W . CHURCH S T , " . ■ j i , i ■ ■ aihi r r r o r r t n» J n » i ,*--*••* -fb *. r « u M.a»>l C 8 tm ir-.b m T I -'*■ >t ’•!x'e>tey-‘txi Gang.HAkiversid. Mailra o n 'V c u k iU - i i a * u i . j l w irt ra bU aiuLclwcl^ iL c grmstU .p *•***-■' •->V i’ jil.-ilir.- i m b, si en iien v ori* I " a ' v*' I- f i l l X I T * K l t l f t T I * . f t I I K T T ' «rif, ■ germL *■ In l .'li> anil •122.3— WOR Newark, 710: 3:30' business ORLANDO. a l l I to, Ii.'ot.b- » SOUS r e ilenl i» IHi •nl.| r a t a l , ' r r m .ir ix a t h k t io x . Hi.- ) n ur o r i i i n I - re .L llieomulslon D fttaraalml rati-laa- . re .i u fr e il to i . T ' u ■ IliHilae lo a l l a l l, I r l l ' l e t uillo r f n e i I nm n i u n i t b l a t e f o r r e - e U e f l o n •t 1. 11It Ronelaml oirheatru, 0 : t 5 Kink lot h,....1"’ ■v. Ai*o wilt We are prepared lo consider ip--Ii, Inis iiuii I tot s .I.I hi-Ht * Cite. ,. the ccld lory in the treatment of pvrsJstxu; t o !)•« o f f i c e o f r " i > e r l n t e n i ) « n t o f sr securtty. tiie jintl-irlignct i *.. i i ,t J u . i i n *d ( 'u |f . Ensemble. 7;f»(l 11. V. KalteuM. W / E O V K tE for K em luol[ r L:: plication for first , Mortgage to il,lie I n x l r u e l i o prom.sltr. H T -.'S C . x ra Untmaci. i iii.glt* stud colds, hr,in.!- I atll.iuJ* •Ul.l lo t h - b n w i , ' r a L hsro'ie’ tile t'tir ViV i»"x. nt burn. 8:25 KtuCgerV la’ider-. !' Duiniiu' tablr. . rap a r - ’d ,*me day. l roiirliilis and cilirr f *rnt» ' ■ re ; ’>•)'.sfore let '.L, -l-x* 1 (' ’■ V-t'dOO. jtref.'rrid Loans on the best type of resi­ (I''ro lni ni int yr y. , a uYlo- uJ rrr l BU|>|K>r *!»■ L a Bp- r m i c m Ai t s r r r i u x T n v n K A T ♦he nfflse of e'll'l Jtl d K r III Modern I. oVj Sio rife. l-.iry dis.'ase», and E* ercelln.! .' buildy >*4*rl innisl 0:30 Don D riv r f» *t i h r OK 1*1 III I f I N K T I l t CTION ">"le Security Co. All dences and Mercantile Buildings p r e r l a t e d . e C o u r t l l o u . c it. >j - a 4. H* iiitn. I V 1* Is lo : nnoiiiir* Inf rm.iHJsO ,n HILL’S, in (be m l Lux. 50 coiU ing up (lie xxslrnt hflrr r, 1 E or Is*). WV o o r b m orchestra. 10 I.n I’wliih'* e rVtttnlr. F i'.rl*i * • managed by Sanford In Sanford nt 0 pci., 6 1-2 pet., a « J f o r I Ilf o f f i c e of,f SuperlBtrmleiit of Money refimjej it rows'* et C*dd U .... IAo u b « n 4 o r d e r . .1 t i b r i : i l * *la> " f , i o . n o l iu , t u n c e r s . 1 1 : 0 5 R « » e i a n d at all (iruggLtv K«............ m ln ol' I'i i I,He 10 * 1 r u c t i o n ' o fdividend puyer. 8 pet., depending or. the character rn H w i f c n i r r • I t-I trlit *<d after taking a< ortliag I t 111 of (be ffnv4tabor. ISS". . . . . . . . I l . • ■ , i> « i I a n i «* en n,ll4Bt-» f o r l l - a o f f l e * I'o o i i l V . MUl-Jrel f.l t b s ... * j a Mi : h #1. Hit Alt* l.N. ! on heetrn. j^oant tuaj accept, 1-2 of loan, conatructiort and location dii cytioas. A s k , } our d.-us^RR ‘ o f S l i e r l f f a n d w i ll B|tpr*. J».«* I ' j p - i I * *< |n Mis niinnirv Jim*' 6. V^’itr ,.113!;'anre July i * t without C b s c u i u U r o m i d c d u l a t n c t f 1-gildings. C. S. HOAG L COM­ .Kirf la Hi. r , Cut!m) 3 ,'Fb-tbii 272.0 —VV’I ‘G Atlantic f'ily, IMtO; ir, i • K.Xk” ,r,':,XVfraii'.Viv,o.rI : Read, care Herald. PA N Y , 7 W. Churh -St, Orlando. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 12, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 12, 1928. 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>, March 12, 1928; <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/60e3174e3ab4023fb7b92655af9cb498.pdf aed8d9772dee81fda06a7fc739dd7d8d PDF Text Text -*» ' - - - r ' T o i i U NEWSPAPER L b l i s h i d in K ln rid a s T il B H eart. Cloudy, probably occa*Iot 'bowers tonight and Wednesday; mild temperature. Ithe W orld’s G r e a t e s t V e g e t a b l e ' fllon.ltH R i c h e s t G a r d e n Icnml L eased W ir e In te rn a tio n a l N ew s S e rv ice m itIB x i x . m IS NAMED W B A T H E U rrr WRESTLAKE F L O R ID A . I t ’BSD AY. M ARCH 13, 1928 SENATEGROUP NUMBER It M e m b e r A u d i t B u r e a u O f (,’ircul«" .o n s ANDYM ELLONSanford C ity s S u it A g a i n s t N . V. H a n k A d jo u r n s U n til N e x t F r i d a y NEW YORK, M ir. Id. (Special To The Herald)— In the action brought today by.the City of Sanford against tbc ('base National Hank in tin* United S tate s C i m t in the Southern Hi I l id <>f New York an application by counsel for adjournment until next Friday J was granted. SAN FORD, PlanFL IGHTSENSE'Scor Merchant^ For Friday And Saturday Rush Ovei BY SCIENTISTSC alifornia Lands Clans aic Ihuhit made by .. ...... ford dill ill): I b o e two days llle tli.in a seme of Sanford merclunil• Mil,me I heater will o ffe r tickets for a huge community dnll.n a! red in ed prices. day festival for Friday and S.i1• Tomorrow a nion* detailed tie- Twenty-Five Y ears Of Flying •Secretary Of Treasury Tells b o d ie s O f S ix ty -tl flection Is F in ish e d ) unlay ibis week in co-opcrai ■■n coimt of the two days' nc.Uvitie- . lias Developed InllumanOrT hat He Refused To Trade wi'l lie piintcd in Tbe Herald. \ with Tbe Sanford Herald. P erson s H ave B een i ,Aftcr 33 V e n i r e m e n His Cheek Fur $*>0.0011 For All (lie men bants |uirtlcipniinit mi b of business Is expected l*\ all Liberty Rends Of Sinclair R e c o v e re d A c c o r d ­ jlad B een E x a m i n e d in tbe bargain festival will It:*' •• lin ii bant' participating. w bo special inducements o ffe r U * . ............... ... \ i * H* qi t * * t l i o s p * j*. w in* . ^ */ \ * ^ f l \ A VT/\ in g T o R ail O f f ic ia l | In ( juiek P r o c e d u r e hn yitg public as un^trgo •<«» sbupn^iC. ujiyatly signified their intert- Al’IDV A i l * U0l*|)S Is I D a H l ) Si/liOlN Hig C ro w d AI ten ds in Sanford during these tWo ilia il b d r |.ar:ici|ialiiiK are: Kanev C o m m itte e H e a r in g Many •>!' llii'in wi'l cut llieir pri< P ill" .'ilolX', I.InVil Shoe. t ’o„ W’ai • W o r k i n g On T h e o r y ^ ------------------- R ead lo heart, i» l m mi effort i • i. L*'nuulor»—♦•br; Kabber'n P Storinv Figltl l.on m sA sC hair­ 1/1 ^ 1 i U l l O V f ll I a \ / I Culiinel Member Appear* T«-*dim»ilntn bnytrr*: I in ill .Sime. P a w ’s Deparl- Discovers Thai Mi*sl I'apalile man <M (J.O.I’.DecFaresThnt ! from many of ,! ■ i' mi Sio ie. Ibe Seminole Paint li e Doesn’t F av o r Returning Flyers Are Followed With Heelrll, Marlin' ffered a t $1 while • ■ . lo-oiKe Sinclair’s Gift Of SKitUUIO luslinelive Flight Sense B r e a k i n g D a m l s C a u s e .: I • i . • lure. Mi Lilly ’s Sbo|i|i . ihi-rs will offer special yliscoii"! JcfiMist* C o u n sel U s e s |or tb. se l wo da.\ . Still otbers w • . I ..nil '. llle Stelistroni ( I l o e . W VSHINliTON, Mar. 111. — W A SI 11 N( STUN. Mar. t :. t INS) O f In u n d a tio n T h a t , W XSIIINGTON. All Of Ms ( 'b allon -' Noted Aee Refuses To Divulgt sr-'l their wares for S| down rbu •' . lln- I n i ) .... i. liroeery. the i IN'S) A stormy fight appeared 11isDestiiuition l tnnn I )epar- I IN S) l'„enty-fiv,. years nf flyinuba Andrew \\ I l.ii ■- l lle.* *•i . ibe 1liillel, i I lie liixicery loies. drill! still I,ifixing i . mI i , in the llepttblican B r o u g h t H e a v y T o ll ] tfts Allowed B y L aw - lure Rul Agent Declares ll I I mill minire se, •, I' i inn.I I'aktfr. ibe I'utKl.V W ur- developed ill llle human orKillli'lll Patty over National Chairman inti the festival To Re Amerienn Coitlineni |oi e . Hoi nl.i I'anb Store, tbc I'.'kouiiiik « of a new tier,mis Win. M Itu* 1 r's refusal to enter* •line -line . lores ll.'UldlillK W 11 •usury, i. Id I l e LOS A N G E L E S . M n r . 1 » — A iui'.v In le y F o n v . s l l . a k r . ll "li's and mi ll' ueaiiiu ! appan l. II .1 -a >• liracer, anil Feed t ' o , faculty a "sen<, o f fligh t" which t .till tnx* |,i iNIni.N, Mar. I:: (IN SI e ueg' -tion ,.I se n a t.T ( i N S ) _ T h o boHios o f 6 3 p e r ­ I .a ml' I ' Iiinnit I ei id* 1 ••ill ll ! II lay ji wider-, I. Mu-ii S l m r . If. W. l.iw music slor«’s, pan,: i Wm. I l‘ __OAt} il. rati tliil t li u tbe the party ra se , , , ■ (|i< iill S a n f o r d h a n k e r . «»n a Captain W. It. Iliiteheliff.*. win. bow be Illlil I* fie III 11.i le a S ill sloies, dr, i banters and spnrliM;' i i If A S. liineeiy, Ifnlnols will tend in time to inula* humans .'ini r. tot • t,< Harry F Sinclair s o n s , d r o w n e d w h e n t h e 2 0 8 u1y,. n f • m h e ^ l e t n e n t a n d liopped o ff from Crnhwcll Aero­ mm i lie. k In III •|iiiMie: ii \ i l . poods shop- will be amoiii! Ill" - in . i , . Sanford Lift ainl Musi. as mueli at limne in tiie air a- mi the snin.tm.l whi* !i tlie oil inagniite fiiot S t . F r a n c i s D n m , f i v e is:i|i|'liralion o f $10.1100 o f drome, at S itu o'clock Ibis i c o n i - i* . Illiie llmuiel M.nk,d. Ilpen land. •e itibuted to tlie party campaien m i l e s n o r t h o f N e w h a l i, w e n t n mil I 'muMill I ee I 'll || f'.|. Sail, I>a1 11<*i i'll I my in Ibe two days • Mil- iii'biiigilig lo lilt! S«*lttiil- ilia in an attempt lo fly the Allan fit I’m illi, Maihel, S t o k e Meal luil'Kains. '* !'• ml aft' r leasing Teapot Home. More than a mere a . .pii, . -,| • ut.ilo ut e a r l y t l i i s m o r n i n g , h n v e mm l(f H an , | lie passed over Mi/.cit Head, t ..tin'.■ I i i .'. Illiel I V VI. Hint. ilaskel Meal Market. \s a s|n-cial iinliieemcill ' l in hi v R a n k , w a s t o m - l y ' f o r k , trelaml, lids .ifter.in.in ut i ' o i d ' .i tb • m g-estim i n |)0Cn r e c o v e r e d , t l i e S o u t h e r n ity I., iiinuipulale mceliaiiieal .le-, bunds. lirm-er, brim,' m il-• l-lnwii visitors to San Halle, d i d T i i 1 2 : 2 0 o ’t l o r k t o d a y I'lvinif in a westerly dircclinn, said vices of tbe air, the.new' cbara.Her- a brief Id le r t r It,.rah, in w bcb le­ P a c i f i c R a i l r o a d r o iio r te ti t o ­ Mellon -anl llial M II llav* i eer tli.* t r:e «art on I *i- |.;it. Ii from istie represents an .'I'Kiinie . Ilnnge id n u ll l w a s i v e e s s e d u n t i l a , 'e o lial New |>iiI*11. itii Killi•*n.•I , 'i.t'ioia'i m| i •,! ■■• i .I * d a y . B e t w e e n 2 0 0 a n d 3 0 0 ill man's, tier,oilsystem which, o M .u k w h e n I lie p r o s e t i i - Hilldill. l;*.l! a,i|noaebeil Imi Willi Ibe of­ ■ivps w o r e lo s t in t h e flo o d , • I r tllfmiKb tin* ptxne.ses of evobltii.ll. " M y bllsli.llld"' I i-pie-elltIII I, •' fer of a Ii.nl'- "Ibe Secretary | tm w ill |tetri n ‘ p r i s o n I iu y !■ d I • Hv-.rid 'i f r i e i a l s e s t i m a t e d ilia, pro,Inc • ultiniaiel, e t i p m Ii.i . |ii I iiifi>riued me llial mV* lot >a d he reji •led il jiV'iiei* ill t i n 1 r a s e . All file recovered bodies wetlln \i wb. ni Iviuk ,, dl in\,d' • n ■ n»,.-> I Hill lo Id, ael liaiiil I \ 11 ciuciliiniis i mud januned ibe The on \ was completed Slflel lanlH wit built niakiiu I,■I, id , mis.’lous el l i 'l ’ i t it'*, . "i-- -, .a i f, mid in the Newhali district, at nl'l mu men bad iiceii exaiiiiltej. Ireland.'' I I 111. In III le, I ll- lilt.e i i unliiitlee-inmn Many Wtuil th.iti . 1 " •wr,b, ' i: Mi ,! i-break, reports to the railrond till III being called i Iiii i Uk aviator’s wife l i e ■ .a- , ., on, ,, w, <dd IMi ei nal iniiai en ,,. re Jileseni l eimei tlnVelai e iiipan.- red An unconfirmed rell e i n , .1. Allen, of Kansas, .los.-pt ' imi i In'' iimr.iing ami lbe \ i „ s Servieii. ill.lKi.e! lln .,tiiplld■i-iII |'l,t, ' pnrt t>, polic' bciul'iiinrtcrs said an* l ‘ I ninllllV. sern-laiy lo llle l lle III I 1 dm Hit: I lie afieilioon and Idle 11It-1* „.|s aee.i|e|UIMIiil ll, a m.nniii.,1 ,, i i . .. i >- mud a* I lino airpb.i c flyin.j over the fl >odrtd I ' m nieni Wilson, and .Inbn ee.im yesterday*. As ani|f and made n eimtnd klii male |>i' eniree \ heavy i"U limit: President Of Oltio Coal Asso­ Slate Strives To Show Thai ,1 tile lln |.l't, area b d sighted eight bodies in In.ill, befoie (lie eoiil’l 1 1 . , , i the liebl as Him In lit le look Walsh, broiber •.1 lln Senator, had anneal of him i-• >,, . p > i.iti",i* ciation Declares Arrogant Chief Of Poiice Shot Girl a ditch three miles from Saugus. ...... for lio.cb, Ibe jury luff. ’I be plane tinned westward front -eels. Attitude Of W orkers Is Rc Whom Rc Had Stopped For take liiliminit, into lln ail as i.,|< ,i..-. .I nf tbe following: (after leaving the nermlioine Tbe flood swept homes before it. Mellon wa- tbe fir-l wiiiie-s t • sponsible For Present E ' d Speeding On Alabama Road ally as the adapi.il,'a t , <n In- n e i,w iveked communications and ear­ I II worth, I.timer, Sa 11 mebili f le Inn i|ie<I nil hi a arc , i \ - i In- In iriny w '• la i ,l|s - , ' l e i , I M ill |" l l u l l dh eay eg i u| I M i l l AN \. Ala . Min I t W XSIUNCTON, Mar. Id. ( IN S n 'd out a branch me of the Southl l.ibm.ile .1mil, - in )>',finally 1S .’ ........ii ii i.ao|ilane -innlai In lb«! Kidlue. in,dei Wiiy, Mi Ib'ii 11r b l eil i INS i Tc'tiiimuy I., W din .n and iieui I.*-, .it itu a tm , s, I■•,,>t (be "arrmranl a ltilm b '* " f H" raili nad ina.i. ,i ni Pacific Kiiilmnd. according to I IP by It.nek and Si Idee in llieir one of m3 |ieelal " I ’m »Imii c ll < ', 11 lie, . f Ileal Ills i V, it, i ', la, • f .J, Oil loll III, -It, llle’ at III .lot I ml. .1 Mine W orkei •« and " " I ' P ' i l * received at the shrrif 's o f­ i attempt t " fly armind tbe wol Id. SliU*'. " and IIII fled em.l til dl, , ii , i. .1 , be attention >f llle i'll, lleld. > 1 1 1 Alltmiin. 1 1 X■ ll III.II tin st 11 111 . I lei I., Stillf*>I I The |daitf was heavily luaded. in fice. William M I tm l.-r I ' h ii-ni . •|.iilal.b. I'reiKbl" la te - were 1.1ni. I . t l l . l l . i l , I lit . 1 ib . . on- t >apalde III./- ate tlie-e III, -t •. I .inner, (illlil iellil. |du al in,' lino a lout! Iliisbl Ifepints from Newhali at 5 A. M. „a • • ll Ii i ■ •ailll'Ml i i i in IK' ' O' .d t•iilay l.v S II Uol.lnns of ( ’|e'r ........... tii.-f ,, b.. i- bare. .1 „ d I. "e ii.n m I. , lid aid the ImnIu-s of two unidentified i . la cruel. t Iain del la anl i* ipaleil It liml. nil mil, will iPlfl and no,,' I'epiil.ln an Nat" i- land, (ile'idelil of the •Mlio t o ,1 lilt 1M •.ti • . \ K'.lli*! <ll 1 ll . . t .1 ■ persons bad been tuken front tho >„ii >• M. .Ill 1', Ill'll da I . I MI- s I I,I ■I -veloper, San foul. Ibe greatest diflii oil , . 1 Nsllltll I III, t i, l " •ll- e , al < ball man, IHT ,• il alme. ,< l b I l|u n l o o Vs-onalion for the pi, ' !. 1 i .i 1' > .i *' hivdiiii i f> tigiti fl.M'd witti'rs near there. Eye vrit<ii, eba<die conditions in the bit' •I ' ' he jury Wlls Illlil e Tbe n line " Xilvenlllfe" and a o . ‘iiliii of lln Sen ile I "III." I I ,i l l . ail I- 'lid, - hll il oil 11 . . • • ni ik . . and it , • "all I III , •Ut lined I lie u idt'lieil 1ban was Krilisb I'liimi dark mi ibe •id.' m Si Malm Thomas .1 Wal- I l I •i "I ini.imi' in.lii't i v. is ss ix'iinrts reeoiveil there said ‘ he • null . m p- Ii. i • „ ol ked .1 M l’! ..»* » » 1 "g lb. wall o ' water which swept down f ' M i* 1 • w del bill n alid * 'll . ii l la* t rial cm lie told ill, Senate Inter. In'.1 -1 |t•f11M| I I lie fuselage ideal if ied Ibe |ila '• ii»r t in • a t , o Ini noila t■ •lit Hi.T, ••|l'M«*<l ill. i '.• • a at t a t " ’" •i i i ' d tii'ii.. 11 ael in <■11 a I Indies liellex las Ibe same nlle ill „ bull il w < ' inn.i n . t'oiumillee llial had I' ill* 1* 11amitii* lilt,.lit l. -tilt x. In. h w. Mll.l l» the , alb f was at times 50 feet .' il Mrll.fl [flnilll 1hi It •I'lalu, ' abb i bulb i\ ' i, I.* in. ml piildirily ' i , - 1 ii ■i id Iasi week llial I i . ... b.en will. iik l>. arb itrate • high nad in tbe broader reache t Hill. • ti.il iif • I l i f t a l,le,.l.m .md wi I hi filth s| »MS*%ili^ lo lit ext n i t . ] . nil 1 1 1 1 d into ttie I . ill tile ease i b i le and formed a river two mile* wide. I "III. .IM.I >"Ilipet itive will Miss Klsie M.tcka, II th* mi i i I ■ * i m| t'iMjii N«*\v y mk f ion .in> alter t In* i \ • • nf paily ."I . .. bob ' mall T i i iejlldicilll effect daughter " f I .old li.chcapc. ll. i- h it ^ .Officials said it would take sev,e|..lii.|- no i ■ di i t . "i" lai'.i lo.lav ,vo ibl •111Mg Ml** he %l\* • I i." ‘ »i \ , i , * ,1 -it ml •tiiHt’iiitrtt i ball wIn. b I' i in : I • 1h In many instnii- ' lllp'iwHer. weie 1- •.!»•> In Mill nipt a |>rn Itpcmt crnl hours lo check the number that :i Imi I Ii* i* ■I kaK ■ and I b n •• « a in i it mi* ■ '..I 'ill. T n i . ii workers. tiii] i » • |»ln • ! t • Ibil'ttlI'aiit 1, t ba alls.* nf I be |»i ,...e |ii-i f mi ni s welt* found t runs- At liintii flight. (•>1 1 1 1 1 1 - iln examinaiIon o f IT 1 I lost their lives in the flood. T h a * " ^ * Ilf III* I ( .hung 1m W a 'Illusion lal. . • .. t I it, I . limit man a'rived towns *■• iiiii*iism. n lib 'i woitfil i ille re ,. Ill* ll I bin . S e 'a l o c Wheeler ( I •) ol M a of Green oaks, Fillmore anti When interviewed by Inleina > 1 1 *1 III I i % i I m 1 was in«* ;ili< ut l.” said Mellm m \ \ abniglnn tinmmiting t> * ...I •f lb, I,Illiel, tie I. m tbe evident e o i l tinliiil News Service bcfnle Ibe t min Ii.i . p|, iiilii i ml the illin ."' Pierce were reported to have b.a. a mi th i. I idle „ hell li m e' . III! ,i ai i" loie Mi Senuti Fill'll 111 . I e -I 1111..11, lit be {■<!•IHi ed in I h • till cuff llincheliffe reM.I.itel.r. IIKl.t III,’ I he pat kaye. I lal.I mu i nil aj-ain't the Uni' n by ) ujd I "ll- ' I tee, ll ,,'ils virtually wiped out although It wa i } ,|, ,g. a I I • , ll Ill'll.,I • a. V I, tefosed In divider ill" , . , , 1 1 I' In.I k * lien 'nil I Imiv I "I a. in, laid. and '" i v o l K wlic'i i , ,| n, „ il,| m il il ii point believed that many escaped front J - Mill 111' mil l<> ' lie lilialinll nf 111' fliubl i m i. ,, ln> li might a le ,• P i. l heir homes. Next |lie y i. •11. I n I III In I list riel I limui- I ha. t ivlil ,, ... ., Ill,I all , bile lieIV. , . , I in- l ull. I „ III ll , all- e I \ V. en bid aed (..lily .idiiu- imi ,va that be hoped I 11, I., I lial ll JIIi Ikc Wb ■ 111 I, 11 III in .1 il and a „ d ll' * mi l' I tl • ilert I ’ niek. n rancher lirittr; ' ent I bat I he, i ail I In eteale I, ling o n" ib ill ll <>1 i a h»"K ill lui'i *• air in inni t nm i- in i 1 i I" o, l i b ' l l , b.Olil near the ranch of Harry Carry I , . ■ I ' • ill an I in ; ai I lal , ei l mm i| bet* ie In* landed I .a •i l„ n, l»" sit id W I ., l> , >,l ..........I ii , I l i , ,i n, a i . . Xp- ■led d, , I. II ,, niiicli was in l lie pact nintion picture stur, toliH u »U»r. till. iiiiint. Illdee v.eel. il „ .i- ..'p o lti.l Ilia 111it* *l |al lal, I tl, I ampI'-.i lb - del, II , lodge Hough I-.pm. ill - I j-i ‘ S'lU.ill'll, allboogb I didn't •-I a gi.e lo .il .1, ,.' a thrilling escape from the flood a, •1 11* I tut ,eil lie* « bill in l|: III I In- d>'fells.' m in,I mu lli.it Mi * attempt In 11, I * ■mint them at tin* lime . ,,f Harry I laugh. . 1 ■ x XI, 11*•i •I. t.llllllt, I" let gl.'.lding waters which carried uway bit i hi -i , i i v i Insely i ' Ill'll.I Mil" In III In bad n"lliuig I" \|,,||Ie.|b l l n k i l l , ll l le l - i l l . W 'll I eil io-m r.il." me iln . ll \ - I \ l.lg Imme and two -mull children wlmm pnk, with a Ir a ....... f ncrv. il lie: i tel el mine ,, bet hei , a , 1 1 "'. 1 1 illlil! ibis lepnrl Iniliy I bat lihike and I . 'll, lie said, l b •*lii>. , in- ,,i ile , Ion g n ||oil , Will ' ‘I ai I bl I it .'111 lie falteied m e i |ir.oi.niueiali" " be was powerless to rescue. Weiii lia-ed ii|iuii On sn "tills Sllff. I, -I i .p'd b l - p a r t l l e l , \V I • I a t o n ' I , • nil lit V .1 l.'ped in stdl g ai r numb, i lie - anl In In' I. Ill- In-lid' I" h Red Gross aid for tbc stricken and ,, belllel tbe' Ill'' gill fill . nil mid aim. ed ' ' "'I'l 1 ' I >.| , email, f 11 ed ll in lie mie it will mg lit m I . me |a i I I I 1, , Mi. In 11N.'•) valley wus quickly forthcoming. An ised 11 1 ii >11 l lie gem*. I I mi l 1 ,, edlllg • ai on l> i il >11.ik* Op "I Ibi tli- 1 , nil W b. I. Mi l l a , - > xplaiued lln . ,.1 1 .,.« , an.) as a eon *e.pn i - * mo. ,1m I,, tb, xi i\ end. Ilcrls'it .1. emergency hospital was establish­ !•-. -tn iiiiii'ibni: Ib ' ii a."I " lb .-l . depend, lit ••a 'll.' killed hei. tl In l •d < hi mid I la i b , , ,i i. n i, I i„t. I I*dd lino I would i> I.. i ■r upon I lie |ia 1 1 Ii il | kl 1 i’ l l ,1 , . m. I l td. '„li a- ll'*' "baby ed at Newhali. A motor ambulance a In , ' . In \it .,,1 nulling imlii:try are Inlli ibe bn,i,l lo 11 1 ••I. ’ -aid Mel •iiti , iii.ii loaded with doctors anil nurses was I M*M M«l MM'll IM till III , „ asending ' n e ball.Ill ' was eb . 11 oi lilt'd ill i i i-- in.-ul and there is in ■■l> •.'• • .M e I • h n M< II ni ..aid Itv didn't exam n, Ibe Ul", I light " 7 'dispatched from Los Angeles toon ; | • lilt . IM 11'*' III,,I -llflellllg III III*' b ".lies . bail, town M ate l'ris"H ' '" ’ after reports of the bursting of Ibe bond . "because llle pill |n•', tl, p .lindeii ol ,in Hi 1ill. live "le< •*»• •1 f *»i I Im* il< fplisp. lll'jnlc'1 I Mae I’ H'HMiiN'H, Va lb'' I ut.- wiliie-s. speed, all.lode. la u d ,|,, Mr. I l .u s KoI a,,i Mill and tmn'Ili'N of llle W o ll.i I,,ibi, for I l l -I degiee murder. the dam were received. dll' '. I Ini', # I 'nii |';i I im«t «»f ’I lIMpa. Inn, ub-intituiling the I. ,|,,lal uiM'sle.l in llie I.nsii.es • is I r erc'siit V . apt IIt b Imill, lie -aid. I llnse • 'lap p 'd III ibe I'lectrfe cliail' ll" li .* * ’ u*. ..| .**| the five |m ivmi |» ( I N S ) Kxaininalmu of a oeii.il me " Police Chief Davis prepared to sta le ’s i a-e. lime It ill till' g leale-t di'gl'i'i W’ab b a-ki .1 M< Ibm lo tell bow I. mg „i|..d nut and Ib. Indus' ry U Kl in ix minutes after Iteiiu; di match 300 police o ffice rs-1 e pel mil led by law Vetiile of l'J.r. I.iebmmiil men beg in • Inlil n II " , a , deploruble « I,, the .line ti it IIti ii K1 111 * nm || > bad appi'oin'bed him. "liny .1- .T-".!--**,—T4-O.X—A- 7eue t>> nssi.-t more than 150 dep­ >1 i i.n extra one. wbieb 1nday in lluslin gs Tool I I.n elect Ii |(. bln........ffered two |. III. do lid. Till' di I III e. l nil Kill III .1 liny 1.1 trv fo, ............Old a ked me to lake Ibis lot of 'build o t, sheriff* already on duty ill the bicyclist. The i-n Ii o f I lie chut i •I ,m ' Ik' 1.1 ol 1lie Hood region. Two limidrcd of the > K in exercising one ol 1 1line ■I,, |n i W'e~ If ) 1 ai in I lO—Liui- ..ii.I li"ld iln in and l i : n u k * s -o W I I nn-,di,l u l l 'll of op. r ilui tin- lblob of III.' nndor, Ibe Ion In , I .11lie' Mnlincl J. ixdiceinen were to he sent ’.1 the •...jilM-y— -4»nM--oi-,—e— * »>** I mill del' l a -I Nnv. <>l M I I i, ll.dt •e.lptloli In Ibe t Ite p lll.la ill) * ..in ....... g illie In ei.lllml proilll, In,ll tlie wind lllld .veil llie s||b'b mitiee for tbe purpose >.f discharg­ ■ I jllt'ii I ad mii'l'* I" ' ai . iphini. y.nm,! l<'outmin'd from jiagc l) I’ ' |Snipes, pu ll , year ..Id ill,"I - I 'real mil of coopern! i\e nun llle ill I" . , ,1 pi ay, i re* itg I Mar. I'l. - , .11lilt f'li s III all' I" I XI.I.AHASSKK which wen- grounds * eci', w K b „ In,III I a i "li .-idit1111.-.I . ing it ' li.nigovi r d. In," Mellon ex I, ting agencies in dii a Wit, 't . <• I ll.' Ml. " . Mul |'b, in I i o'l tinned plained •llnllctigc "I . ail • In llie l i t , that a- known him leield altitudes lov, a ffa ir D e l e g a te s A r r i v e T o i, den \\ iliimii lit lull y Mg "I ol,i i led I*, doing >• because I mil ,n mill l.ct irtg prai t i n - . \ lb , ns chief exe. Ill I ," , ,| |lie .slate full, I ions t l,i -mg I, u bn h tin- IK •"I lined mi page l!I l e t . I . 1,1 I ' iis . iii , * "I no i ly I e n im' mil i • today I lie .'pet al • . i . ci ut naiei ItoU'i t l .l o n Id be mill Ml! i> sul.-el iptinll vAttend Chin ch M e e t .. i forces fur I l i r e , ii-s I i o , . .1 dm fa, l||t. Is lie,. Inped ib. II. . tilling' •'..lint i , I l l . b III I . llial would not be what ,( pm i tin , , ,• i».‘ way to operiiti nm aim;, tm u mi ibe . urrent. . ol..m l I.null <igb' .il. tonight in \Y. Martin " i l l i pond in ( in being permitted I • g ijm iilieilix from the ability to s l i e r bim » ll ' iver on |nit, .I |o be a p t n a l MlhslT p- , .folly I lieu mines c i ept i, behalf of bis . andnla. \ for N A SH V IL L E . Term.. Mur. 11-*n ig h t' hmii wi ll In- wife and five I • Ili'd it to III • MlMl.t* t ion." Mellon said II ,>> ternii'd it Illlil.• In ,1" a" "ll III! opell kiniw ic' teri il o , . and . | nited States S. a ate lll'IV i ( IN S ) Delegates were arriving -mall •Inlili. n. At bis I'u -i t nil 1 ,1 and my a ‘ b a n lo tin i .-publicans, to be hast Il, rd' .sp* i ' in nla. I' O' • \tl .! ■ wbt re <Isc in tlie 'ale be will here toduy fnun every secUnu of lust l»ee. the inry di igre. d after »-ill'll.* .1 "I y I IN Il.l lii i• r I Ifj lit in .in all" ■ "''bl "I m -itiici I by tbe In.lids. "T h at meant xl'iTX. Mar. I.'. I I NS I with fuels in speaking «.i bis i hi' territory covi-rvd by tho MethFaisoli del.n-d ibe . lime and ' I up .1 - t«n «',lll slim n IIIM .II KlSI-iS n . log m • . It 4 ■ Ilian. ' n b e iiy , la‘l.1..Ill, Hllgiitdl the defcn.ie I bat the woman hot tin same thing t>> me so I declined , rd „ Inch are ku wn in........... ' ,■11|•11. d 1 11' ...list Episcopal Thutvh, South, to t," Mellon added. ■ . „ i- killed iimlnully to- bel'sclf. - intimately to c,c>>"iie in hi*, aud­ *.i |i1.' ... ,, » * .•Mnliagle. .1 attend the annual session of the M EMPH IS, T> nn , M k I •1' Inn plane . la-lied at Woman's Missionary Council which ience. Subpoenas for Hie V.l.ile being 'i.i.keeper. III the ( I S M I'hr present rise in the I ' ."in Aerodrome. n.v..r,dim: examined lisluy Wr ie * •»* "Ul bud ..pens a week's convention in Nash­ Gov. .Martin M l> -M..ntnel Idiip of Ills life. .MiNNis ippi River ul M.'inpln» will " -• d -pal. li from Nairobi. Afri- 1night a f t e f the regular •m i t pain I ville tomorrow. II it bllldel till' work "II levee lie.ng lo last night I•> a i« lutively •mall '* *1 A piissenger, ii lined of go failed in fnrpiili a ,'ngle jot About 1,000 delegates anil visit­ M \M I, I l.l.I D I N WRECK a r l ied mi by ibe MisMis'ipp' Itiv, r erowd of one lumdi.d ami «••,enty •"I. „ ) . . was in llie plane witii ors are expected 'o r the meeting fiv«' |wople. In ii.ldiln.ii to a »Ml (I or at id a Ja'Cliii.y ,of ‘lO. . uni mniii'il l ‘ .iniiiissinu, engineers -aid todu;. ;“K ' . ii Inn iv, was also instant- fl.nu J besle. fi«'bM*l.ii"t, bad been ndiMin and judging from the number of Lo n d o n . Mar. 13. (IN S) (inly two crews of workmen nn * picture <>f the result ■ kill, d pel sons ,, cl killed 111 i, m i n i s today there will bo a full istration tbe Governor went into j i|m,sbed oil tbe gfiuind that they .'l.l pended operations n few days ago 0 " '.agedy was _wilnt-sSed !•>’ ' t"iida'"*e. Hotel* reported this head-.,II collision between two f,‘el. detail to explain Ion veto "I the WASHING"!1'N, Muij'h. 13 .las. |t Stewart, o f Fcniumliun, will'll tbe river went I" ' •* I n i '- bnsbaiid, I .ord t’arl.ei ry. *)iad Iiim i irregularly .............. mil. n, r-irir that many delegate* worn ,.r, tlie 1*1 mil of ( ’ey in. In­ milk loll in tbe bet legislature. (IN'S) Denial d that ' i an Preside;' w.i- mi |be field at tin- time candidate for ( l e office of Sfato |lu y ate nil working fulj blast -uul on hand ar.d that every train wa* E verglulle* diaoiage reclumuI lo io td llir to a dispatch to the the i i K T IS F FI ELM. N ' - oolidge call I" the resignatlo'i t i e pivseiil ri.ie will a d K" 'Her ^ il» . lasli. Nabob! is in lln* point x I 'ompt i‘x.11.1', -pen) M.tmluy and ^n feet, tbe weather bureau -iiyj. tion program and Exchange Telegraph t ompiiny bringing more. Poland and Cxcchcm (I NS I Thaller ' of Secretin y •! Ti.iiimerce llel tat. nf Ko'iyu, on tlie Fast Coas'. |a Je f itfmm Col nnl.n today. The collision Slovakia are among tbe foreign immediate intert" I'm -day in Sanfoid ill tbe interests b. I t Hoover during the Pres, Is-rgli look o ff nl T-in I In 1 Africa. Ijidy (’nrhorry was tbe countries to In- represented at the County. deiitial campaign wus made on , r. lltred between C'.lonibo aiul of bis eandidaey. G*"•»! wife of Lord Cnrberry. nui ii for an uminiiotimc,l IlKCOM M ENIIS • I meeting. i bill.-, the dispatch Mild. l at iim, in a I vc passenger Hy.in Due to n revival mrs ting i'l the floor of tinHouse today by d.'-, in-i rage dates back to 171*.. " S l i jcl iiillii’ix'iu'e lo llie stain guincy Friday night Gov. Martin Rep. ('has. Hrarnl. ( R ) of Ohio. ••f.'ie her marriage, I July Cuf- /bnugluim. He was n< c..m|imneil by banking laws" i ' Ibe main plank WASHINGTON. Mm • •­ if. bis attorney. 11cm y llie/ki'inidge. Itranil opened un hour's deliute F*rr, „ a s .Mist, Main Anderson.. (IN S * - \*?i;l,()(l«.00« uiuiuul cut has changed his plans and will hi Mi. Stewart's platform, be said with Rep. Theodore Ilurton, (ID s|xenk in Marianna that night. He ill Postul rates was recommi iide I A native Floridan, bom in N'mt..f Ohio, m. the fight between Hiiu county, Mr. Stew art ban l>eon |,y the House*. Post Office Commit- will go to River .lunctinn tomorrow Hoover ami Sen. Flunk II. Willinight nt the end of the day* work tie today in approving the Greist III pnlitical life rillce 1IHU when be for the Ohio delegates to tli. on the Pardoning Hoard, ami t» was elected t-> tlie House o f . R e p ­ Hill Tbe b II would r.Mine news­ Republican National <'miveld imi. ‘ si belt'lie, Madison Thursday night. ___ _____ _ paper rales to l-lie lU-l resentatives. In UH7 be was up NEW YORK Mar 13.— ( IN S ) ■ask' for the following Information: '*1 mu inforh>cil from pointed County Jo.lfce, of Nasknu ,c*l..re the m e cent caul and sourcea that the Department id PASTO R R E S T S WELL county and W'cccdeil himself in r e ,i* e third ami fourth d a s* rates i Tomincrce is honeycombed with "t in motion tnnehim'rs l o jc u s to m e n in Radi " (\.rporation Wa s h i n g t o n , March m — thing except its 5250,mitt printing office four Timer, lie wus elceted downward. I'nlitlrs; that the Government DAYTONA HE A* H. F ia - M ,r rmiae if a "fr.'e and op.-n I tork: the number o f shatvs bc?[tlN’Si The Ku Klux Klan today plant and its huge regalia fuctory to the S ta te Senate ill P.I20. Mr. business in not .veil Ml per ren. |;|— ( I N S ) — Rev. Newell Dwight from the Georgia Capital I " \\ ash- Stew art claim* the distinction *<f AV IA TORS D EPART depart i iark rl” ex >t < in the flock of Fir j lowed and fmin whom: tlie nuutnjr ^ ln the moving of imperial llillia. pastor of Plymouth < hiireh efficien t today ill llial ington. . ,. never, having had opposition until officers of Cadi.. ('i.rp’.Tatby. of America 11 j f »ha- f s loaned und to whom. nicntl tluvt ail " f Ra1 | **il.luar ers ajal general offices New York, ami inleinationally "T h e organization is growing. he nnmmnced fur Ibe office of 1 'NITER. S T A T E S . . N A 'A L over a Ii" , j* found that a corner s-x st* in • B c f re the opening of the marptorii Atlanta to Washington. known author and minister, wa. this department out Dr. Evans maid, "und ha- ‘ hahge.l l tin1|tt rsilltor. STA TIO N. PENSACOLA. Hu. Dnited p l a t e s are now using them , 1 , 0 stock, it w II face renu-.al from ket today Radio Corponrtbo. was ............................................ a grmluaJe o f the Georgia NormA large fleet of motor vans un» its Im atiom for dnjjig buslmm* thiSec- restiiyg well l|iis morning after ; m Ive.i -aji polilbal aelors Mar. L! - ( I N S ) — Assistant was taken off a train und rush id*d d.'-ks and other office p a r a - ' principally because Wa-hington m C’s.llc-irs’ and llusinexs Inptitutc*, , . , , urv t,f Wur Truhee Davison id ■ J w e li a and e a n ie d it into .the .th.- 1-a »-••«* - f|or "*- tnu/ ' •hssc.ii.iu.K a i t also • . •• x V...........I, , u r ALuor 'better ....... Iilare • ’ ‘ r M ,stu„ btudied law at tcnna Gesiera) 1M, i • ivi-.I frn n th.' H e r f c k received no ini rest on y1* r«'d brick building at 132 ^ S U t t p o f the a ir corps. « w fomlun . i.mmittee a do- the money deposited with ta f ile m v d K*434ebus« n * M vrm m ," jfrtf1 ifrth or «n> iVtlior <* . . injf in uM5. lie iimvcil t » N f‘ - * * ilav wln»inir their woy fund b I'.i.'h day def m i- , n ns security u ’ »" v t% { n I ko n I h II i t Minn* fro M l UlllCil • '» R . ____ i.t: ___i .e i.. •inttiliihl.lil ^ •‘ •eel from tho KnighU o f 'ulso a better place from Irauiity immrdintely u|mn Ids grad- ton. Texas. In their r . h P v e to the buyiiu .lbrtmgh t h l ' b.*rr jd .?.: ... ■. .. |‘ oluniLux evening school. iti' ii of lin°V reach our many agencu » j( j M,gaged in the prut- p|m e mi a n.in-atop Fight. Tht*V |All'll DUMIP D» •»• " ........ , M fu d o f o r n o n t l o n . ere th» ih o rt* n a p o - d m i . t : ' .dim. ; .hr t, u ffe * >• “ economy tin*l m l M-'llng < , "c- Hiram nil Wesley Evans, im- 1go into every state in he uni** • omfesalmi. Upped o ff from iho , m ,l the ntta. k. from . « > " • "• o e k " hold ie . .. I..' is slowly- recovering despite hD - r " «!•» ' ^ ' » l >t s le ik th.uugh Rurir e ffic . i, Quest- i make delivery" of it h,„lu.M £'•*' "I'i/tnl, •<: ii'il, whose office Ini* Rr. Evans fnectintidy said lie . ,|U|. iu tlll. .ampalirn Mr.'^'Stew- ;,t i 3n c. ntral slandanl Jlm o i n , h r'Is slow ly .ysl fair pl:»>’ i‘> l ionnairvj mailed to the member# ,vUoit vu U»« •-t^k l^v.bougux ha in the interest Wachington for several " »•- '■'........... ........................................ “' ' r . “ i ! , r, i , il.i, d o S - O - r ' b * - t . l u , r 11,111.' f l - S M « S “ I " ' I politics." the |( dans. '""fin n ed I he far! that tlie wila its -..tuhttur, « i » , w u 'm o n intensive c.,„|, 4 l«n Panama. i| •.1..«... I__< 4 - ___ _ alVMlt *9 I'luui.i.ig to tnuvo every* j ■tif«t. y r tr ^ T X i^ iT o heed advice ENGLISH AVIATOR Evidence Will lle DEPARTS ON HOC Presented Today Estimated At More Than 300 . ACROSS ATLANTIC" £!£ COAL OPERATOR FIREARM EXPERT l FOR THEIR PLIGHT !\ MURDER CASE Slate Claims L ife ()l‘ Youthful Bandit For Slaving Victim Selection Of Ju ry Begins In Trial Of lfivorcce’s Slayer i i !M:ir1in Will DeliverAddress In Capital tn-TityKt-g—I—rnmut~m“,'rr Husband Sees W ile Killed In Accident Stewart, Candidate F o r'Comptroller, ; Is Sanford Visitor Klux Klan Begins Task Of Moving Its Headquarters To Washington I). 0. Senator Demands President Remove Secretary Hoover Slock Exchange Begins Investigation Of Alleged Cornering Of R. C. A. Stock ' ".I No V", SU-LM s S I . S . ' M a i . * ’ rn ,^ ‘.tl C.l’. i n -ib r r r\ �, % : ).• ; i: / I *' H A tiB S I X Various Developments In Training is I n d o o r N -L A K J2 .M A B Y . S t u d y , u t u r e n t D a t U j . W a lsh ■* l i i l n utlgg lu r e ^ '- M r $ * l b ) f M m doIn tern stin n iF ' New* -Berricc " ‘ cHiVis. "O ur great pitching Inst Sports Editor. year failed to put us over for two C L E A R W A T E R . Flu., Mur. 12. reasons; first, opr infield was a — ( I N S ) — The w riter had privrlegp first class solve; sec md, we Had no today of gazing upon n $200,000 hitting, or nt least 1 never caught hall club. At least, the payroll said the hoys nt it. R was a $200,000 outfit, n f a d t h a t ! . . . . t............ „ Well,. we still. have the pitching might he deemed sufficient to pM -J4n*l more. To my regu lar-stu ff, uf mote -the ■latc^-Churlry KhhbTr-tn~ nnzzy*;Vrmce-lrrr fV tty .'R lll Dunk, turn* turtle in hie tomb. F or the Watson (Turk, Ruhe Hhrhnnlt utid Brooklyn D'Hlgcr* used to he C lin r-! Hnug .McWeeny, the beet in nil toy’* ball club and this once was baseball in my opini ill, we will add Charley’s money. the services of Loins Koupal, who Years ago, in im m in en t of clou- was with the Pirates. Unless I'm lienee, Charley delivered himself craxy Koupal will do this time. of the dictum that bnsehnll still “ Unncroft will improve our in­ was in its infancy. What he prob­ field 100 per cent, lie is an infield ably meant was that it soon was in himself and with a better man to go into its second childhood. at first and third bases, the whole When a hull club which holds the works will be tighter and more e f ­ head of the second division as its ficient. And if you think an obi abiding ambition, is willing to pay head like Hnnrroft’s won" steady a ami does pay Arnold S l a t * a sal­ young player like Partridge at sec­ ary o f $10,000 for the season, the ond base, then you and I must • faculty of reus on fairly ti t t e r s on agree to disagree. its throne. •‘I'll admit the club hasn't a j Mr. Wiihert Robinson, the open fencing punch hut you will set faced, Swiss movement president- t ime runs and more vie! trips this | manager of the club, seems to be yiur. A bo less game:, lost by one -uthe sponsor for this policy o f prod­ run. .With pitching like out-, ■any­ igality.* It is to be doubted that thing is possible." Ihtuni ft, n-i. claimed is the keyCharley would have listened very attentively to S ta te 's $10,000 sales­ man of the clllb. If he is til.* old manship. Nor would lie have paid lb liny, which is t > be doubled. In* an infield Iout of* f, Max Carey and Rill Dunk any­ can . . I . and will M I I I "make l » 0 ' * » * ..........................*• ’l ll ------i C i n ' /' t ’ji S u it C a r v e f.r n : r.t, d o w e r s , a n d H o d s ny three melt. Tile Jlinves^srirr K ; . . *£< • thing more than polite ntliuti'in; any I ’e e f'iin ilio i; f o r A r b o r /hiV In y«iiif| nil M il'*.n ' is slipped slippt anyhow, not $10,00(1 each. It -i- an hev h is open ipiestinu whether .lev. I'ctty but Robbie only -mil s at that ••b’liH’iilnry r<*!»nn1 t ivf would have shaken him loose fot i rat I.. I»ii |iIIh In ti.ilurt* «lu«lv •»*••••! n»»t ' ,l i T i n itlfi'Td a le 1*'T Hi* -, m-t-t•• at |;»i: ihirliu: Mm- •:trl> S p iliu : $lf>;fl00. lie piohahly would hnvi i*-•»»• ipm .liiiimv Pail ride at si'c- wlu n 11•i•i t ips nr* Impu'-sil t. In ­ granted Harry Vance hi- $20,000 f i i t ha . .». 1 1-. |r Ini r«s» niii% I"* - I imiut bird. but I four that the capitulation •tul nod J l n . r , R ic<'inl^i a in m .f. ,j in ;i it* .v :ir1 uplo r would have been m ailed by that T lie l a : 1<o :.:i been up and .V l»> Ti.•l» p:n*ii#- nt «»i i l l titilll II l‘> al».Mil a hft \ I *•* ni It '.I III. i 11 eight e|o\ itui 1,0 I la . ' spontaneous enthusiasm > untie ».v If l« •• vMi' ' able in a mail concedin'; a five inn! litl elii'illlt at* illg M 'll- Will) ntiprVs pal 11« Ilia I ly iiillt'tl In tli!* it f i ’i|,i msi |* :i li* v\ fi 11*1 M*i u .eil.ie t i c t .me a'ul I,*.* putt. , i., i .,i, h d iii #-*llir* i « ill Imt.ml* nl 11 •i.l in* lit. mh As for Ihivid .1. Ilanernft, player • n o i i e i i d o w n i i e i e t o i i l. e t lie plat1 p . in,, it i.i’ta M y I (nisi’ pi i l.itiitni: ••* tli. uf I* iv i .^. I«»r nlib r T»r-*’*l nil In tli** noap an I •: lnrl$ manager of the 1027 llriuiM.' t . w n y I c oin H o w a r d F i e i g u u I nir. a n d Hi* n H n - t h i n la v« *r «»f H’an y Flowers, forntei i r.l i- i.tipps a n.I r it Mm- p i l m a r y Charley would have bud him nice t. i»; 1*11i |h i .h .; v iM^tH. nit*; m i .i p iir i ii i ii « l It H t n i i i m n y . b a\ ln»* bogs i eil if he had leipiested a M.'i.uuo :i\.ilia tile n t u e l l i m i o f l T i n * P ’i»l o f III* I*. S’ I Mill I* •t H W h .l.l l.ll^g*'»»# t ».*•••»- ili«* d* **li'ii m l s t ' i l eon tr a it plus a $.'01,000 bonus. $15,­ down by Lea Hader. of .1.0 l. ■nil |i . m Sil* t| U i li K i i Inlii il*.j |!:u %\ h i t ’ll r* «i»ilr* h It h I k h i M »••• 000 in all. Hut ..Mi. R oImiimoi says j \die and New Orleans; "Chei k" tin in* I m d III*- edict h i I*.tilt *|, a n d ti p rliHi * ! » •' it is alright and ii * far as the res' Coignn, K a n s a - ( ' i l , ' . and I lid !<•' > ».i P •». «iipl nt •• *i in* 'liiini c t d o i m p u l m i If *1* **ll •*1. I lit unf* r rolnr tir ^*,u1!r»u of the world, including Ibiucmit, arc not fill tills |i|l '. a p p . i l i n t "\ u lit* n ;• ml 11*•If w •11 nil • is concerned, that just about i loses 1 Hill Rluel. « mil lift* liifielder, a l­ tl,«| all •I* l-' I* •"* «•! Ml. Ill Til** u n t o n a i il)M*»l\*'l Ml d«-liattiM*d alrohol If a 1111*•t iimim INr.l %\u»ii in «. "In tiiav In* n****l for t-oInrliiK. ready lias been sent to A t l a n t a tile transom. tli* tiM.ii'J " ulilb* for yoiinip r P* i nian* nl IlfilNh Is •I' Mlri d. apply “ Hnncroft is the key man of th e, the liall elub, not tli penileid may. |,ihn«ii u f’.il i . m l t i i ; nr i.* -i ,i i Mil of t\ litli* fdi* |1:»« l i I f••It*f, iln» *l«‘hiKn h tr.m^- il.*f nllJ .. ip » a Jack Sharkey And Johnny Risko Battle Tonight For Wrestling Fans In Chance To Fight Tunney Chicago Uncertain , .; f •*!/•♦ I v ni V Ml* H ,»,!•> • i , ;, i I * t (IN S i I mix tdow 'I bat v a b"„ IH c h i ' H c ii o i t . Md in iiil! Imt’ „ i j I ii'p ing, I m l ' l ' p oi of a ii 1111011 do ll. ii m a t ' l l x,, li no' ill ■••tii.i* • I ii hn\ kt ■iW T h e < 1,1 d a I \bnl, dene Tunnev. nine II, tbtol II ,.iii\ I . n i ' ii in mi -1 ii ,’.a l.u k i •>tup 11.« 1 I.....I ' to i liioc to let SI \ X, ho li;i| |n l |III,, II, ill .i«t •nl hovel V l,<:,,| l.r foil If •t» '•l*U» * .1 all I r. I* • . 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In i l l i i t i ’il |»y tile l |iail. nf ar.r«* •III* liMfi'd hr able lo 1*1ra h IIJI Mr I* * | i w i at td t • <i i hivrhi'ss a lt e r he (lad leated In i ii4hI la nsilv mii 11< i nt*\ * i.i w n t h r first l\vn iMimil* \sith**nt vi ililr rffi** III' pci loll 11'.| I II •la , — rn~rnnlT''Ttii: rfgirr : Risk** Is aii 'tlici " " l o n x i" bat I'er. lie call lie ill iiemli d on I hold In- own pace tm l i 'l e • loamls unless badlx pimi bed t>, Cl U. ' hunt i»u* •l ’ ' ill li h\ *^|iil|il ' VVI* I if* *d lh i. r hi •• " I I I If rijt *u* in nh I Ir i*h II b. .. 11 l '. '.ktl " _L TTr-rt-rtr 1 1 i•1111' I.i* ( " i I x' i I.h lia a if i |i;|lh i' II*- I \**11111' .111«I a ''•••I Inf I'l It* llitir III* I ill let il|i|i:ilf II* , I x ti**t a l p r d It \ il ;i I t*\ Shall.**, i | i v .*1« d III t hw I • t I’ t: •t Wur.lli, Training B riefs I nlei mil ion 11 \ i „ s ST F F T F R S IH III. I lu 12 ( IN S I Wait i II :. pitcher •" i l , . „ n i I d ' * hum o> New Y<■» I A ,i .,•> . X' ill ,|o I %, III, 4'lilvOi'd .1.,, ol It o p p e ,'. hi, eon! i a, I tuilux will!,' I be i,lid 's li it ••I no n i f f , 11 -•i.r i I 11 I I if . Ii. a*. r t. * * I I » ** ..rfl»» ' , 1. a llo w •d > I ih * t i l lit 1: Mui Manager i . i .i , i Al.i» t i - f . Honie I I . go d I... po XXIt boll Id , II I. t* *1 |*i t 01.1 I" It I M il o tub I ■|It’ l .x " I • r> i " ii, : •Ijuni’ i a, l.l'l.lll ‘111 I d. . i b, .V - t i l t III III with the H . '"ii It I*.,* oi :u I 1,1 11 'I,' I. fil st exhibition ,,t |b*' .. 4 I t,. 'Ho i l O' im i <e ii ; w it II.i'll I" I til A l ’C C S T A . Fu Mur 12 <I \ i f F i . i l l u .• I.« a I. I ■ - Hill Walker, , k o' 1111« her 1, . i H e n , 1 I', hltHIlj ill t ■Ini’ll wi o .1 dio ■i i Al, lira xv today. W u I 1. i t o l h ' U i only txxo bits in the lad fixe m U J N ’I l.i! it \\ I N. I I.i . Mat. 12 niligs xesteidn, „ lo o the New tl.N’S l " i l l , 11 u n i v u l .| t te.l Yi i k (Hants but tip, I th,.t - ,. m l.e.It'll, out f ie h l'l Uod H e l l , Fl'pclt nigs to a I t i l ti, xxitb Wnl ■, J,ih niton’s New in k ll.'iu , ,,i m pit, her, thw loslei ,.f tli,. I ’It il I it Augu tine. | is eoinpU'te today willi the r\ . i ptioil of John Seillllte, I'wnkie C L E A R W A T E R , Fla., Mar. 12 • I catcher, w ho bus given no idea ( I N S ) It is ni mured tlml * Rutie „ lien lo xxill icpnit. TV IilCM-liT; bobloat outfielder of ilo Cincinnati Red*, i.< negwtiiiliag'to FASO R llH I.E S, Calif. Alar. 12. puivbuse lit* it'lease f[um ihe Red­ ( I N S ) - - T h e r e xx ill he mi ga m e an,I join the Hmoklyn Rohiri't. today. / . , -il ol l , ' I 1,0. ,1 ".I I. ill, I".' I l„ I, 1lelultll! M\ i t; i i , l, . ", , ....... .... i I I l mi Il ■ I ' 11.1»■ • Hush told Vi lltit t s n \t;i .s i i m m i |;.-s k CIIIC ACO, .Mai 1 ’ (IN Si Alllimii"! h i. team In.idled ilo W esieia Collf.'l i a , . l,a- kidl.ittl rare ill fifth pine.'. It. tiny Oo-lecleiai . of the I H m e . - u , of Mull­ igan. sin reeded ill adding lo his a l­ ready large stuck ,.f laurels by cupping tbe individual liigh-seuivr's tmpliy. I | i s total loossed during I lie hei tie campaign was i2'.> points. M l\ \ H O N S SWIM 15th 1928 Auction 1 p. fivr "i th»* ••iirm.il ’I V * 'ii In *|iti . tin* * a i a \ aii i •*. T. I' ItMi fm hilt;* nti t lit' • , *11 Do not forget the time and the place he on the New Sm yrna Sanford Hi way just north of the New Sainsulalq Stihool where we will sell .”>(1(1(1 acres I in 10 acre plots or more. B atteries $9.50 <iti.'irun)red o n e y e a r H c n a tid Hat ( c r y S h o p :»«)— W. 2ml.' St. Come Early T os s i n g ’s ( J U K K S K R V K IC TRA N SFER Stay In case of rain sale will he held nexti sam e place. Sales Managers li.iiiliilg, ( r a t i n g . Shipping, uni Storage. Fhnue Fin fioi E. .trd St. Ja ck J . J o n e s F . G . MacPher ------------------------------ --------------------- -— 4 The place lo (mild your home De Forest Sanford Realty Co. i ■ . n mill* i iiti,l t •» 4i.it man 1 1: \< K m m : n i i i n R F n P A T H lr i 1 **•* ......rnnp W N n l : i \ . Mai I * i. i it* !-*• .*1 1II*’ t ••’li*l t m« i i a* Ml •ii U ••hii .la v m j j i l a l.i jtt t| \ *.|in ml |*| 11 11- ii* 1 t-' u c , i • mi a n d an iK lb b i•j .,,1 a hi ii -t’d |" h**i \\a • s i ; •*1 l • >•iv • I m in* i and Two (h eal Plays w ,i!c r, “Smilin’ Through” “Tommy” thr 1h I*) I •• i m i d ) (in I \*l H a l m a t l r i i i f i l l" f•« \v u *| I d ’ • I « i *1*1 in I h r 111•VI' t i ’ i III 11. Ol I'll I M S r V 1 11! ' . CITA AH O ITS 1 | Notable New York Casts Wi l l Mill. A I »i:i. F ill \ Mar. 12 11 , . ' i O T o iu ls of Frincctiitl. 11 N S ) i l M C M . o . .Mat I I', o ,lx a n i.i :.i .1 the r.U'teia I ii I'l l . .. I, "11 . I I'l' I ........ it t, i. "Meginte Hn-I.elbidl l.englle log T, tt tin -l.etbult . b.illlpl .11 lu xuM nici'l t. da, m led a definite M o n o ..I ,, . l i t I . ;t u i a . 1, I. ui u ,. 11 , M i l l i ■lute f• i l i e piny o ff for tin* Enstu l'. 's b o o Ilo • III -* o | ' l " 21 ■'.n lille. J o e Sidinaf, Fean forwurtl. W , ■t e i a won lb,' individual scoring bonorf .n il game lo : I.* xiith a total ,.f 125 point*. t ..i.i, i< , c!c a m i s t I Kit \ \N is n i l .I I *s(-(lit Fit Barbeci ■ Barbecue 11 a. m. Loch Arbor 1 IP I el. U1 Free (ross ( 01,1,1r>' ,{slCT1, •ll.l •I Auction I "xx lee. Mr a ’ d Ain It F Win:: ■I Hrexxci. amt 'Ii ,\ \•it *■• •t ineii a coiiui'ii ut I p .'.mv nmtui • to I ocoi.iido Ib adi last SunI rieiids uf An-. I i 'u i 'e N y Iii in I I .■i•:111, i iii the |os- of her Mill-itlA th l e t e s P u s h On In n pat In vi * with bei and In-■ I loyd II. .lelikilts, whose fu " a ' \xa - lo Id at the Coiumiliut, S' I \ 1 1 1 \ I M VV \n/.. Mat ■ in 'i Ft id.i, ii*i . i uing. M. u n i Alls. W. s. Flanders I I NS I te n d h, •• t i.llfnl III.i h II ' \1 1 •oi i, i i " c i oss i null■ t i Iasi Tile-dux ill I )■ala M •t .1 Miller spent , e , •a I * ' I '. It ' m u ra l bo,o i sbouted ’.ist week with her daui'liter ! o.|. i x a tie '. :., r . I t i e i l u l l . ll.l, I t.oiosi I lea in at Uni i I'til , ii I,, il lull t i n d.ix - - ii i iii" m l M. I hi i i tun i IV dn of at ‘I I'"' •.lit, , hi hi I, t above e, i ,c , 1. I it h« i ilH* \V;if **«ii ;•* . « Mi I ! •it 11 iiil and M .I'.l, , e I lull.i 1 , I III.'*' ■!• ei • I I Ill* d V ^ W i lll.’i l i r I•*fl I I v * ', •I I hl".!Xr*' lift*I •it* * . i n. „ l,o 11., i. . i I I • ,, I ' OIU tj'IOll'l'., jllll, d l V •i u r In k |) f i i | r lu vv 1 i v i " ' i . i I ti’ai h. it lila • ol ' i i e " .1 lei i n d ' lie | » Im Mi ■ Mi Win. ’I i nr a* • e i *• tin- I obit ado R i, i i X\lli-l e I tli". «• 11 \i 1. mJ. d ii i <». *f i» an, the intone; n.lml . I II. t h« * ’ia h • it .* i ,ti * \ >.ih i .f t . f !a* i a ' i ii t.. (in* M have 11. I . t .if. \ i 1. »« - 1\ I.I \ III* •I t lit* h* I 1' •f t it lilrt* • ill Hi’* ‘■ ‘"an* t*Tr?7 I ’I H> I were precede:’, ny the regular Jr., and Ja c k , spent long thnt it-hml Humbly School session .with a nt Eustis, with Mrs. Howell's LONDON/—Mar,— Hh— ( I N S ) —’ hi-t f*cntti record attendance p f 78. Nearly m other.- - - • . (bmtpmcd with th e-A m erican c i i m -sent w a s -t a k e n - f d r the " ««f ii. How tna pusddftW^el-vice*- by R cv r ifmtffitr — StanleysPerklnnTr^Viis th e ^ rfii- gU(rc the th eatre ns n living Hrtis- would go t„ t m?nlr Thura- ! ||c expression in England doc.. r‘z t ! o’clock 7 I’eople P. ..Mt„a jn , p _ bout on *“* Thompson which followed. Tin* nrr in a boxing church was decorated with palms day evening nt Orlando. . ,'e xist, in the opinion of Leslie F a b ­ " " ,ovp tar the the.trT (mid cut flowers among which Rev. and Mrs. Ja m e s Thompson er, the noted English actor, who it is just „ huildin, has returned here front an Amcri- a fte r dinner r . r were Calnntlulns from the l-udies ** has as their visitors Saturday. can inur to play in a new prmlucAid and 'Mi large Imsket of cut F aber b e l ic v e / ^ J jJJ Mr.-nnd Mr*. T. J . Stew art, a n d l tjnn Powers in memory o f Dr. Win. ci'ican actors and 11. Evans. Acknowledgement was j daughter. Miss Dorah, of Olforge "Tlie American stage is infinite- about on the same plar* made of a beautiful hand made pPim. Mr. Stew art is |.resident of I |y superior to the English beenuse t h e s i s tl r »d l>i«rrranYr'-Rank.=ufit .is alive -nod-intcrcsting."- F n b r r r ^ v e n the American , J rover front M rs. - U— i f or gr ' •!») ami a Hdmtrfrom Mr. II. L. Wing. . . . , told inU'rviewels here. “Th ere is prwlueers, manner,, J Trip* entertained a* The voting people The young |>cnple met at d ‘ Mrs. R o h o rt, no theatre in England.’’ o'clock with Miss Alma Cochran bridge at her home on Crystal He hclfcvcs the absence o f men' CTOO I.ATP TO OM as lender. Oortlon Cole was ap ­ l^ike Ave., Thursday evening. The who will willingly lose? large sums house was prettily decorated with pointed ns lender for Sunday of money for the sake o f a rt is the L O S T - Gold hand flirty Mrirrh 11. The young people are orange blossoms and delicious re ­ main reason for the failure o f the Trimmed in n-,1. planning to elect officers in the freshments of cake, strawberries English theatre. Lust bet wee -fLk ..*• * cur future. On Monday evening mid ice cream, were served by the "So m e o f the shows in New Y o rk Sts., and 111;; W. Fint fc ii ilm irh supper, in honor of the hostess. Those present w cie: Mrs. urc^so vulgar and disgusting that Mis. A. Al. I*liillip«( Mrs. Raymond ineii who worked on the building (ieo. Woodman, nne*wnuld not have thought it pos­ and receive reward. was well attended. A bounteous Hall, Mrs. R. W. Rutledge, Mr. and sible for them to he produced," FuIj, 111,- was i ptead ami impromptu Mis. Win. Musgiave, Mr. an.I Mr F r e o f f I her said. “ Many o f them, o n . the -pechc-s yveie enjoyed b y . all. Mrs. A. ( ’. T i e fry, -|‘r(ll, ' I other hand, are surpassingly lieauII is Mire lo Among those spenkint? were: Leon Mr. and Mis. Hold. tiful. ii’i The Lake Mary Chamber of I'i.ktring, Chester Suundei*. Oeo. "Som e of the most hetiutiful have THE Fi.yvler, Often I’eckham, Franl; Commerce held its regular month­ been financial failures, some of > Evans, II. K. Wing, Mrs. Watrmis ly business meeting Monday even- , puree l ies, hut it makes no iiMI ethers, Several numbers were ing at the Chamber of Commerce I " m difference. They are financed by m.dered by the Ijyke Mary Oi- building., .Finns were made for t. rich men who do not mind spending i ue i ra during the uveuing. Tues- social meeting bn- March 12, in I .•:iy evening those Interested in charge of Mr. ('. lb Wolfe, Y. Nl. heir money lavishly in the cause unlay Sciiuol work heard an in­ ('. A. Secretary. Il was voted to of a r t and beauty. House I’iiinlinjl "T h e English th eatre is exactly ,. i >s . ing talk liy Miss lama send letters of commendation for Interior where it was 200 years* ago. li has l th of Winter I’ark, who sug- civic improvements to A. E. H. A. H.il\t'M»| | y. ted ways am, means for Sun- Sjohlnm, Frank Evans and the . not advanced, because the people Social eluli. dub. A* A* vote vote " I m control it will not look for tnltiav School tlevelopment, also .1*1r- Crystal l.ake Social Verx l[c.ioinit,|f It. lb J «'Ml ' " 1 «'«• TJwre is no enter- | Flume I.T2 U •j tht evening, a ip m itelte of c f synipathv was irmlcrc.l rendered R. 70S W. | I...lies .rendered several numbers White and family Whose home was prise. They will not give beauty | . i -I Itcrgrr Wester accompanied by leceiitjy destroyed by fire. ■ --------------------'I i-. Thompson played severa' Mrs. F. lb Anderson, president i.ombers on the violin. Wednesday of the laike Mary I’arent Teachers . iiicg Rev. K. H. Horwnlee of Assoeiatiou, and Mrs. Frau., .'.oiford I’resbyterian ehtirch r«m- Evans attended the meeting of I .1 ted a most inspiring addtess. the Seminole Cnuntv Council 1>f I oor-day evening Rev. S. II. I areiit Teachers Associations a' ^ VI uni' of EllStis, drllvcicd a M'!'- CholooUi on Saturday. o ami Mrs, .lames Tbiimpsoi: , I'rnf. C. W. I s I 11 accompanied ..a a _pleasing vocal number, t , , , , ,, ..... 1 ttii' luiskelliall team of the Sanwt’i’l; mil . i liii* ci vices for tin Ior, I High Sell ool to ibc inter-state •l idcil with an nildre->.< by Rev. J . track meet at (inincsville. leading II MiCoimick of (liJando on FitFriday. i\ evening. Tbe boys class all i Tbe Iaidies Aid Society of the iitg si'Veial choral mini hers dur|( i.iiiiiiunity church will lio!,l a pic ,'.g I lie Week. - I me Tuesday. March HI, at Fnlin Mi“. Wi'liam Musgiave lias as Springs. ■i guest her i o n ' n Mi-. It. vY. Rutledge of Detroit, Mich., and i The l.ake Mary Improvement nail daughter Fat»y who have Ass,,* intiiin xxill hold l!s regular lie u spending the winter at monthly hmdncsH meeting at tli I ilm Iteai'h. Also Mr. F reoff of Chamber nf Cninmrrre Huilding no Friday, Mairh Hi. The publie iHill m l. 'Ic. and Mrs. ( Ii-.i Fowler, Alts. eordiall.v invited. Music 10 a. m. I'llllt’i’iis for I ’ tlt*v||:ii«. am! MSilpInm, u n i t I * Ini* of i luma'. Itv urlllim i n ( hlldii o*- '*i’i d i p l*.i.n a n . Mi I a l Mill Mrt’i I, Niu ^ork Ot* I m h i Is I i I* o n m i n |i it|»l it *1 w it h •»l i* I In « "ItiMli »*i I .1* I » I*’. «*«I ' II' P o m ,I pi, ol x uli> chance. Tli .FamouscActor Say siU ir^ M f « American ■Sfage-Tsi!---::;; Inst week end Ahead Of EngUshvi/^^w..^; ”r,.*T! March i ic m In ^lllf.llll? |*oi ll.it r.ii t ini!, nr IfM.Islnr. f nt 12 l»y nt ISHOWDOW Iraulir: 11•••»l***h:n to . pi*-• of pap* r. Iruiiaf* r It I'V plirhu: |( nri tin* pimp ninl po I'u: m*r IIn* II ullli a ^li»*rt# I II. It* 11»*»v* Hi** pnprr and |?». •i'ii,' tli.' nutllii** d»»’p*r "llli a p^a an hit li l,*.iv*’* ut*’ nlliuil*: Up* Y O R K . Mai pnnicd Trim TI,.. oTuoilni’ sorvil'oR Id ' t h e ' f.exv * NEW ... The .Melrnpolitan Singers I'eaIIIring _______ are invited to . • Vti P r THE ________ ___ _ e s id e n t “The Chimes Of Brittany” Arcadia Novelty Company ] at a Reception in this city on . Mardoni the Magician J \/./. Faubel Entertainers F R A N K F O R T . Alar. 12 (IN S ) ■la// lias come into its o w n in ill's c it y . A class in ju ry. Ims ro i cully been ml,led to the ('onset-iitn ry o f Music and henceforth the stra in s of tbe saxophone xvill m in g le w i t h others in the jmmplo Casford Concert Company Anne Campbell of music of the little city on thn Rhine. Muny of the older professors are annoyed xvijlh the new regula­ tion and have even threatened to resign their posts. S W I S S IN V E N T S r i J U t ® ' I'opulur Newspaper Poet - ir)------------- . _ . _ - March Junior Town Programs OUTSTANDING LKCTURKS A Season Ticket for All the Attractions or TAM FA, Flu., Alar. 12 • ( IN S ) the F i t t x h u r g h F i n i t e - , hut t h e n LONDON. Alar. 12. ( IN S ) -A fN E U C H A T E I . . Sxvitr.eilninl. Al^r. Manager lliirky llurri? im *oine- will tie t xxo strenuous practiee ses- j te , r s t r u g g li n g ngun I lou g h , ic v 12. ( I N S ) An. iiereuiniiH Sxviss xv)iut worried ovi r the S.»i i : i ' o i >* •int.*. T h e ( h r . e l u m p g.ltlll H plus *s .iii.l an oi aid .ii >i< n il lire" jil>( ilivi’ i .t c l a clock which i.h< lit top j di. Three .Xeuag l'.'M. ,i nl II she x, a . w ii Inn one and a will run forever. It gets its enReex'rs, (Hlb mill lliiy e s -m e all •d have ie.siilti',1 in in ret* v ie tu rii’ - ,pi n ter lint"* of il, \ fi ican i-,ui<l. j ,,,-gj. fmiii the, xuiiaH.itis in tern'trying for lh* herdi. leu non • , fm lh I !,, ilii-iii, i nx'.'r Ihe a l l e g . d M eivedi (ill'll/., I.on,I,ill's typist peraliire, mid all one hasthem are displiving tiny h a ttin g 1 r e g u l a r .. T h e latest, re r i u t c r e d . cliuinicl tel sxviininci_.WiLi». i o n ::*)-• An fs t o * p n t If 'on fh V cTifnwfey pirc*i TI Tjo; ju) fX III >w<»U<irtaVftaeBsy 11-K; *ivi(*r :f(T Tiff'? a1i:i7nf„Ti t»t’»l lo swim :tin| i : . jufiig tTlubiti.ui g.imv. piob ibi', , ||, • ynuiigslers. Thu n g u l a i s ' Ihe S lri lit* of ( HI,,uRar, according ^•ItH'k has lu'ci) placed on j 1 ( tfUl ITt’t l h * 'Job, us ti li n ’- is tittle IH hits wete » ,a U iri(l. to illsjini dispult'hgs reyoived k tre j • f kkol und iJ; finding ready REDPATH WEEK r>Big Days $3.00 Reduath Week Here Begins Apr. 1111 .. J [ SAN JUAN CARAG 1». 1 Yt- -<*.v *9 Vi a, 4 v*»’ieiwY- -«»*- H 3 p . n t. t o 1 1 P> t*1’ R E D P A T H ! *. . ' r* • • ’ '* * Sanforc 1♦ l . » . . j 1 �%* . www r r m v v* *r I VAtilt TWO T I I E SA N FO K H H E K A U > . T U E S D A Y . MAIM'D M. 102S The Sanford H erald The D riv e rs F a u lt dress now Iwing distributed In pnm ph (nrqr rthriiUglmuL'-lbe iM h k H r r r r r i f t r n o M *«■<•> » r Hanford, Florida. Macaolla A m a r , • ‘ <taawr'«oi^s* ■ m i l - ffit« inn n I xvish ,- _ . ..... flag ntj an approach tutor ST. ]•!•. at I t o raatofflrr ai Hanford, Florida, nailer art ol Miff m otorist, but Inr some reason the driver fails to halt in thhnk tile editors nf nil new*, , raaitroaa of Harrk a, Ida?. In’s cu r and is atrtu k by the train. j.ispcrs for building up publications I IIOl.I.AXn ■. IJKAX „ . F tlla Perhaps the driver and his passengers a r c killed or. that nn* bought hnd paid I or by II , IIOWAIIl) UKHtl ______Maaaarr C ' l U h K. JUXKfl Manaalna Kdltor seriously injured <»r iierhaps by a miracle I hey qscapc and home folks,*’ and xvhjch arc load, MTISUIIPTION HATK.S only the c a r Is demolished. 'Phi' en g in m * ami railroad of,*,' i,y every im*h V r t>f the family. I ear — ....... —..... .......... ... iT.wi i ;hi unti ninkts it iiosnil.L................ ___ Month. ___________ ___ _ P.1.6M .fiyinls a re slnceri'lv so rry the accident occm red . They point Thi l' it ussible fur local |Throe Month. .......... .............. 11.7a out that Die m otorist did not hoed the warning p ix m by their jin,j adv, .Uscrs-to rrarlr UM Carrier i»er Week .............. 10.16 u7e pimple i„ the in the the homes homes ..».i and s..n sell 1KV llrratd, Hanford’, pioneer n r n i - Kimitl. I bey say tlm railroad has done its best* ------ — |.n|>rr, .nh.rrlbea la the Interna But has i t ? Itr most la rg e r cities and iu some o th e r them products at' the lowest cost tlvaal Arte. Nervier, r r e H i l a r from thl. oanerlnr u r n . onfaal.atlutt Centjral Florida com m unities th e old-fashioned guard method per lining reached. tn raO thnuoand nnrtl. dallr rover*' has been replaced by m ilom alic safety devices which the In. nil the Iradlaa e. en t. of the It eertnlhly pays to advert hc in «at Ire rent Id. Thr I. \. ft. I. e«- motorist cannot overlook. newspapers. lirflallr efflrleal in Florida and I. A dm itting the driver is to hlumc, is not h i s , life worth I Itout eiianl. .vnhnul In selling, satisfaction is given when the*customer ^ O b t a in s quality, service plus a fa ir,p rice . • ' v, « * *• * __ • — 'U-Ttmrd-Dill y o u r u r i nu risk when buying build­ St The Herald la a meiaher of the Adult llnrenn or <'Irrnlnl loaa, nn Intrraulional Aaanelatlon nf I'nhtutors. Ad. ertlaem. and Ad.rrtlaIrtr Aden!. ..hlrh eranlrra ear' I Mttll.h.T member In aitbmll to •karotiKb a ml 11 of .«b*rrl|il Ini j l . l . In order to I rrlft nb.nlnlrl . 1 rtnlma ,f rlrruinllon na ..ell I , neat hu.lnraa mr'boila. T c E S I l A Y , MARCH 13. 192H 1 ft i ll i : i i i i l l \ i . i r s r u m . it \> i I..—*!'.«*iitnii»> In r l l j m i ll r t i u n l ! n i l niliil*f n i l In u. i u - | | r r | i i r i i i i l r r r n n t r t*» J i » c k » n f i . i llli*. I ;* — • iiH *| r i t r l l n i i «if H*. Jivtiin* Im d I n n ! 111%r r 1 *ii nil 11 | ii rt me u r n I I o n n f in n it I hi f I l« W r r U . " Ii.— %it h mm*n l I n K nf I i h I I i I I i i k |»roKrtllil«HMiil/Vi>*i. lu l l rim. it |in r l l u r n l |«olive*. . ! i : ^ r - A t m i l m i l n l I ? 1 rt i r * l. loitinlrll.Mi x.-I-a" ill i*li i beau Ilf ten- ing m aterials. E v ery cu sto m er here Is g u a ra n ­ teed satisfactio n . the best protection the railroad can provide? father cities have fifty billim e’eelrnns could sit obtained protection a f t e r a series of grad (‘-crossing m is­ on ’the point of n pin, myrt a sci­ haps such as have occurred in Sanford in the past six months entist, And would tlt;*y swear? Orlando with h e r g rad e crossings guarded by autom atic T h » i.> the time ui 'y ear Xvhoin lights is an exam ple. a man'll ambition goer. to seed. T he City Commission had a conference with railroad officials concerning th e installation of safety devices only a week before the accident at B aud’s Siding occurred. Nothing cam e of it. Since the accident il seems, an o th er conference ll ca n ’t lie avoided should be in order. ""T H E -Itailroml ami city should find some means of pm teeting the careless motorjsL as well ns tin* wtiry one. W ith the human element* removed from the problem and a sure au to m atic piece of mnchinefy-.substituted, the railroad would tend to 7 M clear itself of blame and place it upon the motorist who defies DiejtUmJd device the railroad has installed for his pro- LUM B E R cLSNLb T H E Y A R D WITH A M IL L B A C K I N G B o n d O racle Phone I •'!•*> Yard i . i n i . i r v K i r s i r 7 o n ' r H i r * r i * • » * * « • 10 For the B etter Interests o f Our Customers Batteries $9.50 " « • "■'i i 'sr i " ' v A SAKE FORTRESS:—Ak the , . . ’. . 'ih c '.io y s O i Accuracy \ ■* (itiaraiilccd one year mountains an' round about Jeru­ salem, so the Lord is round ntsiut Benattti Hat lory Shop : ioi — 2nd. St . lit* people from henceforth even In one o f his recent widelv published article-. I)!-, F r a n k [for ever.—-I’snlm 125:2 , , , Crime s ay s that a common taut m i u a common element <d' 1,UA.YK!'.:_~” l : ! ^ ' veakness is I he habit A ex.-„ g< ration, l i e reralls l.te time |our snlvnlion. Thou art our Keep ler, there fort* the nun rhnl! not when we Iteard a young llappi’i* ,-a\ that irjioti ■ueh m I such . B O S S IN G ’S UitViti’ Its by Ilily nor the tltooll hy an occasion she nearly niui or liial t h e r - wore millions o| people at llte ball game, or mi ' iic otlicit mande-.i t .\;iggei',dion. [night. . Q U IC K S E R V I C E is so easy |o si relk e I tie :dopy ;t lit ( le in o rder to make TRA N SFER. TIIE A.HTIlOI.O(lKlt IN THE it souqd b et t er I bat a great m^iiy |ieoph In , all t he time. W ELL u ntiling,' f'rtiiing. Shipping, A common o cetim iHe fretiut lit ly beeomes ;t Ita; pejiing of I There once uns an Astrologt-r who m ajo r iniportjince in tlie mimb of >emf, mdi,'nhi;ils. 'I’b and Sluritgc. Chime ISIS '•,')! L. 3rd St. tell. relative im portante ol an event i> often h.-t bv a t ’>uiii’iu-v By inadvertentc. down a well. , to „ Ver do in describing wiiat look tdaet If you can t sts* before your feet. "T his is a hahit, sav- J)y, t'raui*. ' ib.jtt is . ;isib. >lip * ilhey said, ped into, l*iiI it is an eit rm n. < I «vi a,»iu >s. vottr I, ‘How can vnu rend ithove head?” “The troiilile is 11litt people get to ilist '■ Jiti.ig vouc s t a t e ­ Git *ii J. Mougliton ments and a re apt to believe nothing you say. They think I l i t r e I miKh, stop, anti lcnvc the that you always e x a g g e r a te everything nllegory A rcliHecl "T in- rh ris li.tn Science Monitor point-, out that one ot (To make its own jniprcsslon. Few First Nut’l tinnk Hide. the values of study ing nri I h met i- t- to beriinie act list on let I to Jhcrt- he Stini'ord. I L*ir ic *. the jovs of accu racy . [Who do rml hanker now and then A & c r the fond belief that men " I f one will aciUii'e the hiibil ol -Ijtliiig :i in arlx a [Can rend that secret Hook of v he possible exactly what is the I'm t. if hi repiilalit n l*«c l)est iny stalin g t In1 Diets .eleaulx ' oiu'e t -l-'bli-bi il it \\ ill he a great |0£ which blind llonit-r ami Ins lei ' ITY T i l ANSI’ E ll element of ;-t i i’llgt Ic lows told & S T U B A B E C(L "I 'rofatiit; it ltd nwr-i -. ,'i)'g' i.il ion a i d ext ia me ut 11 cm |CKnnee was its ranve in davs ot bid. always show that out p\ n*i< m utun ...... inlorm-ttn,n | E xpert Piano moving with N6w I’rovltleitee (for 'tis tit,*' " A l u a v s t at t* 111« b» t \ntipau 11 *- 1 •••.. m : 1•. wlinl o, improved S E I.-P O pin no •lin e). moving equipment. <ii nt-ti. Aetitf loin *m u -e l l to m curat • .ti|l rmul. —I tl a im . j Y e t if its dictates went by rule** Hauling -( rating -Shipuing I, Then you will be rtv.lt!, d v. il li t h<- tmhil nf I rut h tolling and I)tfci]ihi*ttilde by the .ScJitMtls, Side-Tnu k Facilities. [Thou w e shnultl cull it by sum,- p e op le will belioXo " ' n i l \ ml ' . U . Phone Silt* , bthcr ttitmc " 1 h e r e nia\ h e |oy. a l e r ta u I tud " I |o\ ill t i 2UH \ . Manic Axemux iTlfun Chitncc, Lot, Fortune, till >>i alimi. Il max appeal lo lit imagination !*• o\ci tal, I unj* " B u t t h o i v i- ;is H indi p i o u s ........ ;<11• r u e g, I n <■I lo il. - in being a r i ’iirali .and ill l> Ihug ou|\ v. bat |Alld its ftu llmi, whilst* n*»vrtfig i 1 jitlnd t• w h e n F in rN n I ALL XII \SSI*.I*. |0t»lcrs all triaga, mid tinlliini; tilt dettignctl. ii idiould His hidden purpii-t* t : N' ‘t h'litr ;ti'i. al II 11 i■.i < i'll 111*I a mil,- Hi it i - Ii W e ig h ll I ;il,-s a, in . 111,1 ' 1, 11111 vt arnitig lie was sjifiiklnif „ |, , xx, 11 ■ fiie jiil' m 11* 1 l"" T l n l e t\ ■t *i ■, - * d oes I, ■■,| 1 V i I \\ • ' It' 111 c ' -I - > ■-I t■ 1 cniU ili i,|e I ■u |u , ■■t . 11 I i I I I >'| • III 11. I .1, " ■ (I, 1 u ,*i e I In* mm 'I I I'.II I II 1>I I Ml ' . | 1 ( iTM't 1 |,1 .11 *' ideal Were ll.e saint* !' •ir • ut ’ l! |tM ' |'il 't o n , pM " I n " . ..II t bt , x i 1 at *1 m a l Iniik ell life \t il- I lie - mill that in tii' I 'M lit Mill suddenly 'Iitllelhi'ii; h a p p i n ;•lit |* t'lir .! amt "il . •.11! ! * ,*il. Neil tier l.tmw exaillv txb - l . -if llti n ,t| |l. >< '* 1 i bn ! a i d e I 1. N’>libel e,ilild pill hi I ini ' • nn •In XX r 'll, 111i 11L’ Jillll—- 41——"-L ,*e-* T-—■" M T — Hr?? j 1 ■ nr r , , „ ' l , till* fl lellil Iiiji had , oiled t tie V met. t lie nn n ti* ,d, th'i’ H* |icnp|,’ xxIn, tak* |*ri ut tie- !""k slim p, bx light in t.tart ing tit"s mit n tlie'"'ll lead 1 * AV^otls. There rln’ ild be 'nine xxax !*»*> be, xxnise. I , ix ill, ,11, n lnl*tnp tills stunt. He passionately I tiled >■) •■11 all l"i I .1)1 i.ie a tli . \ii t —-------n -----.Xmerit ails and itniiui i good i* the t. .. t t,..io.,t and bt iTh’ rexx Sanford Atlantic Nat* **,’c 'hat the la, .u ties are i, ,'■> ii " In, p ,a s a m i w >■11. i g a i n ,, f i . m iH i. n i f x acl I.. Hu - • ....ii.,* <-t. -ii.nene nt .(Mil. i i 11m 1 IJ n • i" Ii i m a il i t a l i u| ' ill in* 11 IMltll tonal Hank hits made th** 1 tisiness 1pairetll Unit the la id *e f under m n l xi i m a i n f u r pcaee a n a ntnl, t* H u - i at the ..... .. nf Maitmdta '‘funding n.e pul in goad . a d . r itaitidin'.' b i li x e e i t the ’ir.tul Fii.st Street much more a t - , Nothing less than the pea, t and gi •at : : d u l" i i a.'ies. I t r l r t i v e hy plant air -lirtihbery and I r t n l s in the parkways. This step. * — fT’ft h'>|tr xx i| lie fallowed by* others ii’ tlu, downtoxvn distnrtii s I .K K s n t iu. t m i M i -d d i x i . -------- n-----------) • % he J . ( Penny Company anIbttleli-t ted as it XXiis the ad II wae tin lit jdm-e to go. l ’.iite nolirtc'pjj I'tduy that the) ar.* »< on j to 4*| eti u no tv stole in Sun I ont. Hig ilress |,y Willium l|. Rankin. |u.*sj-' a f te r page of adxeitising i. ji,,. loAttiunif.s like til s sitSfi'A. make dent Of the company .............. bi> |!,{„ Meuspapms .hanged thi idea 4iame and handling some of tin* 6 ^ taken. Sanford is suit; tn he [•mil by aetual jiiettires ns xxi]| big trading eenler and they km xv biggest advertising ttcrmints m the, -)TIie entry oh the new company w‘»ld fhrmtgh the New Yoik Chi- r ‘m ’ri,l,*v u<"d ,-l Matenient.s ,,uh-. U i another indication o f more prtrt-1cugo u friven, was one of the must J lleheil in iu>xv.spupcrn that ........ ut L|<*Jmi.s times ahead. miportmil i n r s i l ’,'. of the g reat I no uittrutbful mlxertising if they A D VKRTISIN (i UNDOES HARM l * --------- ----------- miinher whicb combined In make ,.ftn help it, the Auction T he consistently s a t is la c io r y results that our cu sto m ers have been enjoying from Diiimond Tires pave the way l «* bigger lin*1business for us.' Free runditiom were e >* , ** *, n l Auction 1 p. m. Do not forget the time and the place will he on the New Sm yrna Sanford High! way ju s t north of the New Samsula High Srhdol where we will sell 5000 acres land in 10 acre plots or more. Wight Bros, t o. Come Early Late Sales Managers Jack J. Jones F. G. MacPherson B iilp lt W . T .n s s tn g BACKACHES W EI SLOWLY KILLING ME I I u i. aim,- t l.ii-t , ill with the anl *M !• ' in my I at I. • j I eI j ust ,ili,ait ■■■ i ii : b 'M ot ccti ma - 1 , |,« t xxhi n a a, i 1.1. -i i ,x,« me a I nil'll* • ' 'I J Ii all's <ill' l i i ;:!i nil my lt.it Ii, th ite I , iilni t itnmc* . i i .'I r e -- et; j , i* • I i n rl r i m i ­ ll a t . miii . It'- i | ' tliat rx i ! , . e itlt t’.i, kai 1 i', I ii in b .* c , | b !i i a in .i i ■ in .aid \ I II 1 t 1 I s l|hl -n't l.noxx ..Ii ut "Si J.ai.'k'il . I:... (nu is .ua.i/i.iu XX uli- i lit I lai n .; .■ t !isti ■111 ; t ,<■ -kin. ' 1 i in t'a1' ■ ’ l'ii* alTi i ti d pact a*ii| ’ t ]*.lill like ii. ■ I. 1i " ’ i ■ I 'xv x, *i.i- iiitci is, I* s •u "'ist and i:< t a •mall I t ' t 'S t l.n "b's till" and . ' t > . y .idiinj; tj>"t. THEYM!LD\ F O R O M E T H I IMG- AIMD W H A T ’S M O R E _ 7 / / T K 5/1 7 / S / t / Till*: F IR S T NATIONAL RANK "The Hank of Se rx ire " The Foundation t and mainstay of our steady growth is ser­ vice to the community. • 4 M 1LI)'chou gh for m ilder i p l a d , Ih u yone’s taste, o sL rfg u rd ics and y d , they do xvhal ypu’vc ulxvuys wauled u cigarette to do__ THEY SATISFY 1 Cordially - * ttemstiM kei f - S ta y In case of rain sale will he held next day same place. V T i • 1928 - Barbecue 11 a. m. tb r xMexvpuini |uf which Fliii;idu never saw |,cr„rc*. of milliuns*of pen] tie with respe.ct j A f te r calling a tte iitb o s 't y ' ..{he to coiiidtixirs in Florida, 'i’hc idea |many wonderful things toTje fvmnd bail guined hold that Florida xvas i in the scclimi o f the state tb*,t wa4 laid l o w j i y a hurricane und that ! being traversed, Air. R«hkf«'* ad-, 1M w 15th Music 10 a. m. J " 0 K|*’“ fV»t crop of celery itt ut‘ f '" ' vanmis luogmiiis of se>- piciutcd ca they ate. And ia-t B*Ctford's history is being matk, i *’ " ' " s attended by visiting news- „,luul U„. time the editors xxer, u> e l from <hct place. Wliil i » b |ht men on the East Coast ..f|,|lt. ,.ast )llf|lix I to-1 d m , the pcs- intsts It mi .-.m, »" ' <"l> »»"* month. lourista bv m otor and bx- trmn | | fof(1, it show* nuLsidrr ,/r t/r vis t-t trhowa the outsider iV'r. ltual.iu,ccvioj t o f cl IT U ms 111tires, indeed, could eonsp re to keep such L a I'-ton hack fo r Xtry long. Urn. < l U i U Tribune Barbecue March Von would I’j 'olii bv et:nip­ ping with Di.’tmomls. We Keep out st-.i;, •resli and complete at all times* and our prices so exceedingly reasonaide th at wo can say to you — " F o r economy, as well as for longer mileage, h o tter t r a c ­ tion and g r e a te r co m fo rt, buy I Mammals.” M gr— ;\\- n ' t ' 1 I .itllntal te a t' ll w l t y t h r \ si,, ,i d d i.t* Their last, su ip i in \ ' ' i fi c nu " t i p *>d \\ Ik ’ i t . 1(1 1 -«.»■{ , * *i l it" t" M li aivi 1 XX ill .1 1 |un .it r ' l i l t III" t • •! .... Mi I'M ■ lb IXwiv sin, * 1'iielly and Vent , n iln ii I 'l l l 1*♦ ' ■ , I - , ! •# 1 * i ..........Ii — Ity tal ward Marsh. VVi,V(i' (ind hv theie « .! . n . | i I'. li .1 M m 1( U *• ' I'M 1 ( * ui j n» *i l !'••• 1 . ! • u :t > T-'aiifnrd merchants will o ffer e\ n Ii i |i FPil M l! illt*»g|*'. Ill I* Jcopt cnal values for a ilidlar in Tin* t r a g e d \ N*’ilhi*r u . m t i t t it1 It Hi • ' »' ' - • . t h, ,. i . ;-i in m t i Id "Ic ' ’ >* | *«' IlMIlId ; IlCfnld nn ’niticstlay and Fnd i\ ih'siiii! 1u aviHi] ii Uut h*'it <1 g> ! i iilt <t wn <*■! »i 11 11 II11 1 1 . ' .1 t j Mt'tch fm tln ii nu ' : i C**J • 1 » 1.. 11, t , % . i \ \ til liiing to In l in no i. .," i ili i t lx t i li i i •' iti * (III Ua*- I ' in (i\ li» * ,i .a u . f l’lte Herald tally tam es ,M » |n 1 X X "1 I'l . 1 1 1 , ’ e.| l a ' . .! I l i i t i hi-111 timiourr mint XX Imp, t i n * * "Med M il t n"d ' ■ • •' i,i< ai 1 t i i * tl" 'lld i*" « II 1*1 |l i i.t,,. Otjicrs will mindiitii'e ijui kK * ' Sudden 1\. I t u n ."it ,( Hi, then*e lias Ieis m i n ......... I'">1 ’ lb , it 1 i 1ill that xxc may have rtnmiHt t ,, rinms, 11»**< I m 1U i" M a l b 'l i i Wi 1 U '>1 i ( t 1 iii'fl n n .!< lb. i flj-'.n in June I tie lInn « " i "iinn i. \<>hndi 1 I » n 1*1 ft til* \ \ t >i I'l xx*b* . vai tlx xx hx " i I, >xx n i l, i i .ti K f 1 l » ir • i -a Mil at i : m it *i‘ . i . AVe afe litix iim Inn many l.emit;- lenMx d* il*'- " l" !li bIJItV It lltex Ii 1*1 i ItfotU' (III* sl.ti lc bl i i i i I n M it , i fill trees destrj.ved by mum** of j But then* it t Xml. i v.e . i , tllTTT If tn T o e v il H i 1 t r n n i r ' Italicvc* il n*»! ? *Twt*|-i> i ' itoi , nnv Z ip S e r v ic e * J t o c t i o jl . 'Die Herald hopes a n o th er llilll J|< ( idi■I1 1 Will not he re- Lc tlivii t il Wbuhl It,* joint plain in -.tin i \ lylhihlfs Tl*it which tin* Night ,.f ......... i (loud nim t-tils? \\iUi what in ten t?- in exercise .the wit Of th«M* Wilt! till till* S||||C|CS Jlllll JOIoltcs have w tit" From fixed mnl certain ill- Man* ■ ikirn jktnd tu tutvi*? jtoil nut* plemture in what ........ htix e ? j( B y expectation lo 1 till off mloom. __________ Holly, Ave., a t ' l l l h , 12th. lilih Sts. SHOWDOWN” mniimi bnapiini. jllaphitznril mid unrcrtiiiiii.v. kvhith imply jcortiiiuty O M P A N Y j f •_£ d i rH -A M 1 — •,* �/ L t 'ruin s.W Fonn nfttU tn,; .Tu e s d a y , ! I umpkinctiler ami Mr. Jack ! Sprat t .Jr..” J» ho eight- oVlnok' % r jtlto SiidlrSiii" Primary Selimd M rs. B e r g E n t e r t a i n s r iinilor tlio a . j-iios of the South O rg a n Club M e m b e rs Side Pnrcitl Teachers .Att'ofc'nt ion will ho n m i.»t interesting enter tar-ment, ju mdittlc ilifferont from tho u.-.iit |itays, Little tot. from five to eight Jl^nrs of mw will portray th<* characters in •V'ESI^AY. jj’ |jj tlio Mother Co <o Wedding. Thor" llrtitly hriilRe pnrty for itidMiliyie ThehtiV, today followwill ho line hearers, flower Kiri , i tt R its sensational run on Broad­ 5 cf the Social Department hi IdosumI(Is. mil other attendant* Woman’s Chib at 3:00 way, liar, ridden in raring automo­ present nt tlo> weddfng, as well Hostesses for the nfter- biles, a rplnnes, biillonus and speed­ ns the relatives of the contract­ v Mrs. W. II. Tunnlcliffe, ing Iqromotives. hut lie ,;ot the ing parties. "i ic minister will keep ipnmf'st thrill of ids life when he the audience laughing as he sol­ lEndor Curlett, mill Mrs. llotodk his first r tic iti a tank. emnly tries to net over the hin [ Readllarthelmesa wan with “The jvurils_-tM»*i~H'W»~»otne -rather *rtpr*’ Ipilar business . L'utoiu i.eiuhor Kiip-Tflfnrprffly-ai' questions. It will he all nil star r Pi'i ri'ilaklos ' Camp l.ewi-;. W o. hiiiRtoti, when lie cast' Ldist Clnirrli will he held nt The first purl of tint, entertain­ lo’clivk ul liie elmr.di mini x. l was taken over the, trenches and ment will he the wedding, whil. L "His Uncle's Niece," to be ’ thiiHijjJi pine woods ’ in a tank. duritiK the intermirsinn a minilx* l at tlio Junior High School at Wlien the \i'ld ride ended, lie in­ sisted on driviiiR it, and was ac including oVirnll drills, sunhon[o'clock. ci inmodatrd. ; of specially a. ts will he Riven, Lrlcs Bowman Hutchins, tintnet Rills. so|o dances mid SOUR!-, They cleared the field foe him, tf and l>inl entertainer will the second not i-- "the lafRO re [entertainillyuj -it the Seminole hut'Itartlu-lim s.-i runtinlir l tine mi (option tendon.I the yomur wieldy niaehine from the st ill, 1 ScHol under the auspices of { couple at which all of Mother Lniitiule Parent Teachers As- and wliou he descended frmn Tllooso I.and is pi osciit. i'rimy inloriur, suggested an oli[tiein. OfficosTi'IPptionc 1 In MIW. E K E D . S. D A IG E R , Society Editor Residence m ^Tich in, m s T (l. 117 BartlFelmess (Jets Real “Kick” From His Latest, Picture WEDNESDAY Itrature Department will hold [nr meeting nt 3:00 o'clock at Mrs. W. D. Meeds of. Hifmh'R-' ham, A1a. i* \i-iting here as, th Riio-t of hoi daughter Mrs. Italpli Austin Sinitli at her home in the new.mVCluli. THUitSPAY lj lhi*-1>t, nod Now England rr itivori hy the W. i'. T. U. [ fork at the Methodist Ui annex. 1 Patrick• Tea at the West Primal \ School from 3 to 5 ik Riven hy tlio Parent T oih IiL-oi i.ilioit. Tiie public is cordinvited. hilar moot ing of Seminole |,r No. 3 tl. E. S. will he to 7 'll uYliick at the iMasonie H. V * N >// * [r . V 1 -i ••4 ' ** A i v/. The Bouffant Skirt Leads the Style Procession # *’ * VMM * In this Remarkable Presentation of the New Group of « Mrs. J. I' .Im-kioit, of Oxford. Park Apartment-. N. t'. is visitinvr in tlio city n the Riiost of her daiiRhtor Mrs ('. E. Ituwson at hoi lloiiw on Myrtle Aw line. Wayne Maid P E R F E C T IN E V E R Y D E T A I L With the same infinite care that you choose your party dress choose S t. A g n e s (Juild H olds L e n te n S tu d y ( lass also house dress. For Marketing, moiling wear and even afternoon wear yoij could fifttj nothing move attractive and ’.serviceable than these crisp and dainty frocks we have designed especially for the Miss or Woman who cares to look her best. n ii-u (ii o n tiiioni n't It ' S n f The <|iiiii tit ness a ml I lie charm of nut* ('"Initial ancestor's basques and full skirls lias hci'it ro\ ivod in those now Martha Washington Orossos h o are presenting In ynti. The l>as(|Ho is ilovolnjM'd in several diliorolit ways in roRard In the i til and the rinsings. The fts<tu\ hortlta and dutihlo collars along with the plain round. V or square nook at lord a variety of nook linos and lhi' skirls are hand­ ed in conirasling colors. Every color and must every material ts avail­ able- n! im u so t hot are of I ho gayest arid daiuliest of prints in the voiles, dimities, o r ­ gandie* ;,'td other tnitlornls that iaundor o Well. tin i | will give re i 0 ' i"i at tlic S.-miu- 1 'll s . 1■ ! x,, litorium. ■Il l i will eiitci lain I1'l'I < I-1 i la* I,iittaidniti I l ’ lj. Ill • O n'l lii. l, ;,t la I ell J' tin,' tl,, AVt'iilie, - AI I KOAV *! ' J(fe pioly and dam,' f( ' I'm rext I nko, uinlci' | f tlio Knights n t 1 ids at c i-lit nVrln I . Ii.i IIn no S i/e s I(i in t M i »\ I > \ V “t h e SH O W D O W N liownum H u tc h in s fanfmis Anteriean iuil«ralist and liiril itrlisl, in songs, pieitires and true stories nt I he Old F a s h io n e d Supper at Methodist Annex Tliiirsflny I»:.*10 I’. .M |..mt Stinw i>m A im rim 's tirealest Nature I'rogram. Assisting Artist Helen Owen Hutchins Jp, l.iil il IJai thi-llll .ii'M o ii fjhramon.’it W EDNESDAY t li'iiCRc Haiu loft \\ K I l M t M M X e o e e i.A ii e n n i> ■*I lit* NliooiiimltH L "i*'*’1 f} ti*ln11 i nIi*rl»»l »n»«» iH 1 %'i i, I I nt»r ii in« I m* n|||II r t ' l i i l r i l h i that make their appearance TODAY P r i c e 50e iJ ? L lu jr exceptionally fine Quality ii b ird s and hupcrli i a* i |'Msent ■ I IIK SlltlU DOWN” — a ilriiuiu parked with thrills mill i-uspciisf' iik ;u new now Printed Suiting. “ Ever d Floral I Jesigns F a s i " Prints Bfi incites Did Si ripes. Eight Grounds. scm io i. Al'IH TO Itll’M .Mareh la— K:E> I’. M. Adults "dir Students 2-'u’ l liix will In' Rond, linn I niiilK Hull him*. Onli Siiiiliinl \ilnll proRCnm . Cium* Thursilay INe111nu. (.'noil iiarkini: sparr. Kavolt Noile Floral I)»‘* ■.« signs till Colors. Jlfi inches cits. New 1’atteru s arrived.n 1 a j* *.•i wide. yard 0*1 *4 A yard * i j i* r » i * * ** * * l»> *■!•i 1il E v er F a s t Tissues Fluid „ •. • Ih e Literature Department The Woman’s Club Irivites you to hear d and checks F a s t Colors^ in ' *Englah F ast” Prints. -TJ “ Ever inches - wide Rayon Slip -Silk > u rd * till shades, -10 hicffts. 9 Dr. Kichard Burton of Columbia New Patterns fif-f O f i yard. i^n, f .■*.*k. . I Jniversit}' TH E M O D ERN D RA M A •— also— . 0 •i. ^Cojjfcny ira'«otmt Now - ' ■ m i i T u tTF T i n * W ed n esd ay, M arch 1 4 ,3 :3 0 P . M Tryf, «T<0 ' . i.iii'tin �J ---------------------------------------------— -----,------ wp----— - , f.. _ _ _ -------------^ T 7 ; , . . v . , . . . , 1, . * *. PA »• I, n >UK . ~ • • • - > ...... '■ : ” -v •••• •mV: .••'••'••• v.'»:'vr.irwH!5i«vr)i‘x m i i i r S M ^ »AGE,jXJUR ±~x -a? W . K . W illia m s W e d s N o r t h C a r o l i n a (iirl Hotel Arrivals •ifastsc"*}rr-) •aBXCUK lULLLOTS----- .'-It* til in;t< \r*t!Ui1|finnlnK*l,o Of for SU'f ’iii* Kesisliinc*' <>l Wallace, N. i ., tinnouiHf the iiiirriiipe of their iluughlci ‘ MAUV IIKNRV WILLIAMS i Thursday nftcrnoin, ;*.; five i*VI» I Murch eighth, urn* 11.<ni: mnl inn * humlrtil mol twenty i*i<;h;. (irnec Method).-1 t'liuirh, [ * Wilmington, Nii'Ml I'u iilina. vnm * Lldupli*. Tln* -*t*rtrri..'n»*-«-<-’»’,'-''^ r ^great mii|ri**i*t took pin. i Tu rn , (lay nfteriiiMin til five li'clork n: i 'Iiii M i . The In iile wa tno-» lie >11 r • -attired ill a •! .' I :n * . ei: ' • tan flat 1 icpi will h.ii alnl 1 •* accessories i * 0 .••l. SI * young woman **i 1 n r - i i i . . .. I is a favorim uit 1 lo. •j Shi* ynoloal*-I ■ >'■ ioiM,' prill* ■ till I. \ nnnil i f t’a* n 1 it 11* in- ar •**us ill**ri itjr tie leas.'liili'y of 1 iniooitifijr 111.11 l.it'i- eon*, within 11^' 11 “ for •.‘■'to i r a ........ ... ■ v.In a 1 •o, .’ itely uni*' ui fa* :t : penera I!y i o i i i . ' U iI thill only I!- • la- 1 -Wil­ Southcrhinil. t ' '* * . mington, X. tin* i'•-ivniniiy In* inir pci fin u n i! hy tin* lie*. W. i: Itoyul. Tin* Ini'li* Hail it: her 114tcininiits, Mi*s Martha Mctiiiwiin, Miss Polly Skinner, Mi l^.ieiln ' . I .| M.'i'l “ f 1 . I'y i*i I'onii'iai ,ng liH'tion - 0 I, a i rilciVe 1 ti • n, . n « nt i . iikv i ' a 1 vt iji'.- i * . * Is* reel*iveil with m ull oM cict *<> the (irm e Metlioilisl ‘’ •1 I i.f It • lain ' ImCfl ■ I uve ,11 > Till* llhnvc mil ntiliri'li.'M \i. ! i f tin* — ■■■■■»■■ rhiiii* •'tin In i‘i '.1*11*1 Wljt'l. have In*.ni i*. ext i aoiilinnry t liven* l f !|• win iam Uf»r.;:;:T * the ninny fri *n«!' *****““ i - c v *. * . !T0 USE MACHIN SUNS ON BANDIT Shut* Hip Niivrnl * »f (Juitricry Mft. AM * MKK. .\ u tiiu n mu. :-:-.-r f, . , ; i 1 . 11 . o v a ls 1 1 , ■ 1I *■ 1 ■ : ■. 11 i* ■te r at*at r *t lie ileatti oeulinu ! 1. i|M.iu 11 11 •• e.*|l fill of Ini in Ip i. i / r tv3 High S' ....... Mr. Will in son of finti i i 1 ' . •1 Willimii- in... M1 ■. -v hns iiiii-.e - for tlu* i —m -f coniine I'. •1 i , ii -• burrr. m-l from Mount »' r , I*. ■•.- .. 'Wv ail \ >1 n**> . I tended 'Snnforil II >■. aat *:■ . ! m SJU — *-s‘ W* ;•. • ,AV.. *OV * ;y ^ - for tile past vi .11 ha * . , o clateil with to iti.j ,>i„ ** {■rtttrt'af t,n:-'*f.V ’ . * ’ linhi’eilin'cly 1'. 1 .••.%> * t tnony tin* voiite 1 ■.1 , motor f**r 1 ■mi ■ . North 1 in*I 1 return hot u l , i.u , >h. n 1 . with t In* n 0 1 .in' |. *. t * .I Pari; AVenn* will join future o 1 1 1 11 m•<* \ ' »■. •• I 11 imp. An lino of tin' \t liriilpe |.. tllNMl !•»* lit ti n * II inp In 1 1 of ........... lien* 1 hii'l.i *• lllll >o ninl * .1 nui'a tv lore ha ni lordlier arejam with the co-operation lporUinities for every citizen (. Herald injure and Seni Comity. Out-ol-lown customc it * are especially *invited. some merchants names making these two clays tomorrow-and th ev’li all ^anzains Open Air Poultry Mi-rn Market IMuKrly NN iuuiy .M ark ets «t nu*nl Stoia K h h e r ts tiro ce rv Kcd S tar (irocey & reed ( t» eh Store Stokes .Meat .Market Sanford (.il l & Music Store D e p a r t m e n t S to re » )i inf S t o r e IJ.nyc! Shoe C*o.. . *»-%. < - n * m- »• M a r t i n ’s P a i n t S t o r e In* n i v t n i l l . ' hi . The ilane•. wi.'i 1 ....... M e L a u lin s rnj nii*-t ip r- <.* > t n will l in cliAr^o Mutiuhan, 1 ilo S e m in o le P a in t Co. S t e n s l r o m (iro e e ry T h e D ia m o n d I>a la e e T h e O u tlet W a g o n e r F u rn itu re C o JV1 r*;Lady’s Shopp e o'." ■ ■■■ni- ■ »» Hritl, Ueoi'Ri* l: .Ion MJMl nwt J'.iiiI' J*. ‘ III. «■ i.u a a > T JrfM I “ n *1 ” ml , ‘"J/ hJjlO • • ** to -V / �t af * " l f . ' j ,. :n :‘ "TST * . O a rs m e n T o Contone! F o r C h am p ion sh ip OAKLAND, fa l.. Mir. 12. 1 INS 1 Major Gnmltell, six tune- " " ^ a ^ o o r yyytftfy - H e l p W anted lilftllj UtT»l« ArrrRATES t:C «h 1“ ' A d « » « j t S w s s n». ____ B* a line ........... 7c a line i rite* on requeau o cf d rates are for l ,P insertions, irjj of overage length *!J- rti£ 5 * nf”30C"fffr l^'rtislnff* Is restricted sdaisificaticm. brror is made The Sant|,j will lie responsible ■one incorrect insertion, Irtijer for subsequent L, The office should be [immediately in ense of a d v e u t is e b p b,r,l<J representative with rates nd classification w i l l L fam iliar com plete In form ation , i wish, they will assist c o r d i n g your want ad I It m i r e effective. ur.rcmenlS } >| A t 'd i io i'iu m . v n r N T r r .T n r K s -Y o i n c .m e n l-earn Linotype Operating AVanteil— Services of a man thor­ oughly familiar with the plant­ ing ami care of Florida lawns an.I flowers. Must l>e able to supeivise and have original ideas. I’refably without children, tiood pros­ pects of advancement for the right man. Satisfactory reference.i required. Address: Inter-GUv R ealty Comapny, .Maitland, Fla. Today there are things you want, tomorrow there will be others. There t * is no other way in which you can satisfy so many of these needs of everyday life as through the daily reading of the ads in our Classified Section. Consult them regularly to your advantage. 10— Livestock rf Jack ami J i l l . SouthF rid a v .Vi.ilts Mir children -5c. II children. the -wcrrM’* wrtrlFVhntirpe* io'iship. embarks on th" Onk.and (Legal Notices) Estuary this m o n th fur a race NU'E. France Mar, 12.— (IN S ) ir ^ r r t e llUfrlrl \ii, H o n t h e Thanus in June. — Emulating the celebrated Cor- iii.iMMi r in i n s n n t o x «»r t i i i : ri»i«*T x a t i h m i . h \nk %t v n idon Rennett Cup balloon rare, the Muin in t i i i : v m r , n r n .m u m , \i in i'. i.nsi: n r in s i m ■>*. l a u i .4: mu , 4 r j s ---- --------------- 7+— J lUtlc . Pfinelpallty-of—Monnrir ham J l l i l U l l l lui :hi ir u n .s Bert Barry, ;.ie :e m ' v.-mld’- cull ibm* ef its own which always c r e ­ I.M.itiw i\tul flUiMMiui Inrlihllitu i tit nt *i Me****Jit nii'i'* 1 li inq ion in Englnti Tn the win**l "UiPt luinK's it ml f<ti «iL! n i.tlU of- •\|lunu.p t>i ates quite a stir in the country. , ,l < 11 - ‘•*1*1 vvIt It I)m|i nt **f |tilt* lsi til* *« m 1 j;oes 1 be title ai d a side It is the yearly toy l Kill non race I lull*, *fit|iii%|| 111 itrm 1*1*1 i: • * 1. »s« iiltsit11 hum l itre*!, ini VI bet. for childicn. Emil child is permit- I* >. li<»%rritniriil Ir* utt nrtlt Mai.u ti". .! cl' ■ . :r -; , oil tn enter one balloon which All ••11*«-r I tilted Siiit« s t **tx •|tiiii*'nt * t Itirttulitiu | »l* mhltu* if itii% > __ ' *!<*. 7* Al“> a tniUntvy h'or rtfs’ ll “ Tii (lakluml bears the owner's nnomo ond ad III hr r tmiiil*. •iockq, «rriirll lr*a. rtn, nttiiert ir«pcr;ing soft spar , ip the E-'.'ibears the owner's namme and nd- ; i T : il UKi tlHT> j I'rttJ I Vi.il,(Mia tin , i ' lit til ( ur*‘ il ti> fl\tlll. m y. In the same l->dy t f water f .*b, ^ ,iU ltd ; i||X'?<i_uf the iarc TORTmUteeT tRi 11.1.10 1*. the Pniversity of c.ilifuenia 1 rc\v, The balloons are freed nt the [:• .il •-til.- *<witr.l other III.in ha nl. mt> lion.,I.awriil i . . . n . null Piii.m l l ; . . . i \ , 11 .1 0 1 , which hopes to reach Av ti .diu i. t' i’ same time pntl prizes given to the ii-li In v.inli .uni tinioiiiil ilii. fiotti initiolull limit... T11 •*’» by 0 1\titjiic choice and tut .ct 1 . (>""i S'nli- In til,- liiitikef.. noil m ............. . chi Id i on whose balloons have ....... '("■ eimir row, practice- daily. I'.uich "I P'l' Pnlll'll Sl.ll.i- IKtll.'l lllilll ill, III.I, Pi •unde the greatest distanee. Ii. ru-. v '•>, ,|||.| ti'1 11, 1 « Ky Klbright of *'nlifoni;n will o f-' ’I" 1« ' ••lll.l li.inl,» |l| |h, .Hi i**\\ tt it* .'er "mlviee on ru n en t affairs m l t."iilim I..1 nk t.uiii ■ ihiin It. m i i I'nl.il of Ii. tun s. In. II. t on, 1 ( j .-,u| i,t.. |;i tricks of the estuary .pater - p Political Announcement I ■U- mi l ,lr 1 1 1 » 011 1.11 nk- 1 iti.Mmlliiir t'.-.I.-i . 1 1 l|. ..u i. Bruins are enter'd in the PntgliHum. 1 *| i»nt*>|«|« it . 1 mi it *»f * l»**i t 1mm l-.tuL keepsie ipgnlta this -ue *i r V. I m i r o it n iN v T x iii. 1 : Mi-n i 1l:j 1 . 1 s11 it. |||s I Nii * jor (iomlsell may go along y \\ir I Ii* . *•' iititHMim*** im > i'iituUtliiPN T* »T.\ I. * 1 .Ms:. for ih. ■*f•!*••* t«i I’uitHlitli|*% Misti ti t . 1.1A1111,1 T| | s lie classic of American oarsman­ 4. Mll.J* "i i<* fiti' hiii «»r iii*» i'ii 1 1"ins .*.t|'itui -ti.pj, i*i 11I hi I .*,11,000 it 1 ship. 1-11 .1mi SunUu* fijti. | 1ini Olllt Itp i :... k i \ i . aw Ilia srull, jqst tim ra ed ■ b>i i •ra*HvmJ* *1 1*1 *'t/Tv 1 ^*;v 1 1. * ,.n . hi v m ti’*. - |*j1i.l 1:1 South laid row 1 e d 1 r s'.i i i 4mi I i:* * t •* • 1U^VI *• -^*tt I i!,'.| .^* , Francisi’ii a few d;;\ .111? ' I *•\ M ll* “ 1.,1’h U . I..,n ' II. *t r m t t l t:iiK n V ’l lllt 1 IT O i l HT Att.i.liOt * I'f 1 1 1 * * tiootls ’ll Inn met P,.t 1 ! t . l b ' I *i I htr r ti II 1 if H 't j, 1 1 s . I VM*1t t" .ilitl'HI Ili’P I till t | Mfit it \III" fill lit t •' |i;t I) 1. *J I!) lull jt n , . rrtii'l it.it* !■*1 t f li p1 ion in thc -t'f , liampioii. t wi?.• l eii.t , 'Pulil, > *• • 1 I 111***1 , II. t.r * *1•1 k " 1 lIn- r i m t l t <*ntiri. *•sti ti l s I ti, . L -% ••tit st ,i tut Iil j the I lempo y T u i r 1 vi . I r . te 1 •K* *'ni*-i.1 tiiltm nf S ' Ml ti I* t'.'HMh, r*lnrlil.t. mil** •I*»U 1*1* ri'l •Ut , I. - i’Utst.t Inline ( iooilsell ■Bill 1 v e|i 1' . ., i| b;ive J*'rt to ill. tiff inti *»f lh*’ 11*‘1it**• 1 H•IIP '.'4 d. . » •THt I*’ ' 1*t f r h **f H**in lit'i'iU* Outfit f*» I iv inn ml T*'tul l c ’ lilted m a 'ui ai ;■ - ti | ili*|nisi|i% 1 Hill IT I lilt II If ;l | | t, •»II II I( (■t 111 In Mi»* 1’* niMi rat ii* rrtniprv !!l% ■* r« i* ul 1"** i' ' |*. 1 Mi Li* h i Seplt -iiltt r .'1 . p»2 I. f ! > 1 ll»llt !.< I f |lf|*1 Ml) J uni* a 1 , I I I , III l . lIIt l I'kf lll lt,.|l.,,i|« - U l . j . c t I llnrry by HI lengths at Van. ’. I i if oil 1 . - -a a. p . .- u .I,., ,1 I.l. v e n n rn i.A s^ lllftfl f t . I IIK. lt. .\ I i , ■, | . dll I lei'emlx'i 2'i, I'.'JT La 1 , 1 l''*1' ' >,'ii 10 .,1 .it tii r 1111,,t<, 1 |.,i i *|. 1 1, 1,, by sj\ length-. In Hlr.lt;,j ,.| |--,-| ||,|K I.Htt*. »^l —It|« •> i on t o w i A t n : : Ilostnn terrier puppic.* for sale. Pedigreed stock, (ieoige K. Wil­ son. L i k e Mary. FO R S A L E —Thorougn-bred Mfller, formerly of puiis. $-l and $8. e a c h kjitr, I'Li, announces the Sanford Ave. Phone ■7K7-J. [ { hi- d en tal office a t ■di lllilg. with Ur. Mua- 1C-A Pou ltry ;ind E g g s 1 )iM*THjf_ TOY IIALLOCVXK K X r i r Have two more openings for .young Indies nr young men who have good education and who wan' tn te a m n good* i raile. Rome of Sanford's young people who stnrted with me less than oua year ago are now holding good situa­ tions and making good money. Some of them have made ns high ns $fln per week. As you become competent we will help you get located on n position suited to your nbllltyr Wo will give you "n two weeks’ trial and if you tin not show ability to make a good Linotype operator we will toll you. I f interested cull between fi and 8 p. in, and ask for foreman and ho will be glad to explain the m ntter to you fnllv. C ollie 200:1 I 'v 1 li 27— Money To Loan F A C E FIX M Political Announcements i .Straight or monthly payment fo il s i i r .i m r plan, on improved City and sub­ I ItrrePv Hnnuus.ro my ramllilary urban business or residential fur ttio nfflco *if FhiTlff *»f .H>iii!n1 N u llity i*iihj«*ct i n ttiu w i l l *if property. See It. W. Herndon, ol»* tin* Vi*!**** nl th** Juno Murnnry. Seminulc Hotel. • .1 v MiiM.ri.r.AVi). 1 ** Mint | . *1” 1 • ' I....... ' - I .1" m i l l . I M l ' . J . .-1 I t . | . . . - 11 - t.. •. I I , . . , I!. . , I K It,,,,' It. .1". .111,1 ::i « rim.fi«l«at• rt-r tit* ntfi. *• *.? ,l«-|i,i-l 1 - Sill,I,.,-I 1,1 I t r . r r . r i|...,,,f.| Ml I* Hlol.l. I. ■ Justice of tile I 'cure : I’ll'lr *M **II’. |i I I '" *>' , 1 . , ' - ..1 m ., , t'lMT I. I X" 1 s.Tiuiii.s * 'iiUUI >, Ml IfI« 1^.1 Klin ok. ill Ill-Ill. .il I lie I'.-ll* • Hit;* i| * !» • ■ * I* ' MHr IMil I li 'i |i tin * I l|ht I I, I '.•iiipri-IUK i: n ci ion Pi ■h*ui I"* ItlMtl* \ |...||.-11 , elnl- Nu » 1 . .1 . i. ti. is. ir, a p j . !*7«,*.,i l v| ’* »■ "11|* l til IIlih 11r.11 ill |im* Ii K xllllj., I I Il.c .IcciMti.n ,.| 1 I1. I'.io■’ l ‘ •r Mil*. h.T111. , t MII r*l i iicruil.1 I' rnr .hn (• .17 ,i#r*r tm nit J h i m * H** tH.Ih** l|*K illl. A I I I•* • . I - -* I II WI • r \r c ■1 Mm* ( 1 - * up|>**rl "'IV* hi III" ,1a. so o th es (Mill *> tl :\ ttimmi r * x11 vi ( nil* tl sin i m ilr|l*i«lu * -.I i l )i .i ti * tl \IllMf*!. |||. ir r ita te d lllili'lK IV *i l.'*n*t ili ii'i* il , ili'l 111' |It(Ml1* *i( Hilt 11 I* M t|L •ii I"* j Hill . 1’nil .11 S i l l » nl* r r . u i: itc huh ii I * |it * fet'iii ItUC III** 1 IMI r \n. i nt it 1ilA min mi 1 Ik 1 * Lx .t lift.Ull .• » .* * a ii 1ul.it x ’ Vt#l ■ f.ll 1 -1 ■»* .1 i . i I M-l i it i S " vi:’.h X tin' i . X . isi f i t "1 ti • i >T r i •I, \i i \* u.i: t*" i ♦ . iir.- |*i tiiij'iI % XiXt i f 1 • I h ' X * ■ It.M M * •1 I»nnl* *h * Hm11 111111 I lj , ,1 •» X I' 1 •_*> j " XX* k| 1 In hM. I • Mtr hr M *■( nu I. Ill* Hh it. nut h< • • T ill': * * VM• 8i*i : r i : s I: r VVIIITMii: — i ■- M; 1i u * ’ ■ 'T " «: i m i i : x -ii r t (Mt .11 -1 II 1 (II p i :%« i: Ml' \ r 1 •rII III " 1IM# I \ l». r u t it t hi i t. is r, W il l'upm vour t > r s • , |tfC II 11 x i .i nil ul,"'t | , rr... Th ILA W M \ s i 1* J ** .iK <. 1>1"' I K >I M ' f"l • l1ltPMI.P1 1.. Mi- vvlit *•( H»* | N«» i I'ii |. VmI ' |■* i >•11 .‘it 11 Ha " | i n-ii.’ i ■....(.■I. i ..I i. XI It|, f ! ' ful.l 1 1 . iutw.li .x 11 am nt ■ * ••ft Mar' . i l 1 1 r * u% ...||"tlto* | Hiu ii thr - \'■ .Ilf 11 I* 1 ( 1 l*» •*Mils* all Ili'l" H -1 PHONE 771 ."t Ml1tl 1» t 1 ........ ' hti"h' • Li.. i H A L L AND I’ E N T L A M I I lilt T IF lE I) I’ ll Id . I t ' A t r t l l N I W IS Ill l.M IN t'OME T A X P O N S l'l T A N T S S. tl, (lltAY . Resident Manager 317 First National Bank Building, Sanford. Florida an i i m . \ tUT.'l s (II s f ; i||\ n l . i Ol \T \ . *.* ,1MtlMlIlli • I l*AI I 111' .1 i» t If f l|"fl If* Hit "I We are prepared to consider ap­ plication for first Mortgage Poll Pl.ltllH PlllPI IT POI NT flA B Y chicks. Tnnered strain L ian s on the Itest type of resi­ I Imt Hiv uiinnun*'** my cn mlldui*y fur offU^c «»f iterlt, **f th#* White L'g horns, $1-1.75 per dences and Mercantile Buildings' «*11 «' 11the I t 'I N 't ; l o n g ' . , P u r e F o r k •f tNmrt, nujji *' t * j tiii* art Inn 10(i; Rhode Island Reds, $IK. per ; ,tt I a l n e t t o A ve. in Sanford at 0 pit., (1 1-2 pet., and *•1 i»t* YoM’i f CA tl.*1 .Inm* l'rljii;ir>. it m i : a s . 10(1. Circular on reequest. Guy I. H pet., depending o>. the character [And !'mind Rlni'kliurn, Ellenton S. C. nf loan, const ruction and location nf buildings. S. I!()A (! & COM­ p r u t s i i p .n i p p 10-11 Plants and Flowers PANY, 7 W. Churh St. Orlnndo. I heretiy i.nionitiri inyself nil a bed |call ear-ring: b»_ I e:i udltl.ilc l.ii Klierlff uf frniliiol* ftilum nad Fovresl L ik e, Rerimaln , Onion plants for sale. I'oiitlly Mil.J.-.l to lh>- netlolt of 2 8 — Itadio Wate. XV 'mine Hotel, ilo- irenioei 11 II1* primary to i« $1 m* per -1000. R. H. Booth, purl uf Jll'.e P,£f. ll’fwaiil Monroe Corner, West First St. PHONE 57H tor Repairs on all li.-lil In tb} earlyVery 1 eipi c m ely. makes of Radios and PhonoIl 1. llllAHY. graphs If we don't fix it. there tl hand p.iit tod pencil, i t— lloonts Without Hoard i om m i v r v r m i s n r i t i \ri is no’ charge. Pouch's, 108 S. park in i.i|. blur am black, Furnished sleeping room close to d Fourth *01 a I ink and Ave. lift. I c mmiiiii net* mV ru military hath. Also apartment tn adults. Return 1 • r.it !’■■* Il 1 t ini' In 1it i* nf I It’*1 (if1 111 : \\ I K|.'! Magnolia Ave, Political Announcement *ti lt IV 1 I 1 * ■'*•ii i Iit s-; A11*«rut* > r I11# 1- t>ak Ave., i'billq. •1 1*. H h il l •<* ttif v»i ,r rn in I* 1*1 (111' i 1 1 . |m imi i > *'fi .! urn* 4 pull T U B l,K«HMI.ATt'Ult I Bedroom. 111 I V 1 k Aye. I li.-, .-l. \ mineuiic.- toy i'ii ml lilac)' i i * *11 n i . i i :«* s \ i t : » r . for 1 I11* I. i-k M - 1 ori- autijei-r •>> Hie: If)— A partm ent F o r Kent Mill uf th, iiiti-rs nl • •■mrie.le | (i«|tpy. •> i ".null) itj ilj, pi until y to be held , n m i IV XI \ l I Hit Oi ' l ai ken, t room apartment for rent. 1. 1,11 Jill,,' . P '— X | 1 *•*rIlu l-» 1II** •• ,i * .itnlliJtite M M l."ltl' |I M l C I I . i l .1* ley apartments. d ll Park III . It .t> .Sr it,*(m fiuui Mu a 7Ml Sr |t,i I i *i la I dip'll nl n*m i <iii n i l v i a Call' 251. to h llt' lllll i'trUII1 h« ii it tinti iii**»• inv c.»mHrt.iPv I !•"'-* *1 «*I s. 11*11* I r I hrl . l f l | tl’111*1 Pfid il* .ftiil^*' * f •■■■* I'ni.jv* » i" ' i I It r v t ">•IMMl t 8 Im( h * I I I Bungalow aparl merit. Completely fi*» iii* mim** *»r r* ...mu Ii. Id .Jim .'111, \\' *% .S* in Imil*' i *mn nl\ , I' l " t I ( t i l . M l l * j l . 1 1 * " ‘ IMMI > 1*. h * |U *. ' 1 - II It |* f I t *1 t 11. *h • (ill *" hr ri*nl III Mr furnished. Desirable location. In flit- ;icll*»n *'f tli. j i" ill'll i :i I !*■ !* i‘i*‘**I * *1 I I (tlrt.i: 11.1 I•I • IM I h i >1 l ! if * i r « l " f f ! | r 1 M i « i«in *" " "» f ' 1*• I'll I 11 "Il .lulu'*11 Phono '.» !> . I . Im III Ml* J**lt [.II - ill ,1 ' I ahum trucks, 1111l( * I "II |*i tin |Ml1*2 H fill till*' nfl li im in Mi* luiitiH 11nf |(t | a ml tl it i 'I ' l’ el. Phone 5. V E R Y attrnetive two-room apart- Ilf MM 1r I"Tilt'S I It i **11tt 11»- ii 1 Mil* i i *' *’*11*l H 111 I I'd |M»t I l fit I *>* All n r u i i i : i :l i . k ■"i ** f**ii \ .M I*rIi ul *"*'11111% *1loft X\»>■ M" t1i* il Ihr - III»|'" rl I M■*H .i- k * '"*■'*- i * I urt lull i*f 111 I llr j * *ur mii in merit. Private bath: hot water Jt rid Vf!1» " *11 TIi** |•1M(illon <1u. i Mu i l 1 m *k "III I'ii: 1»•III* Ml .11H ft' Iirmi IX I 11r - I Mlllt? I I'.I I olt « Ol NTV I IMI X|I - **|0 Ni:il and lights, included Phone 7:('.r-.l. 1t lull \N CO, Aut .It I" .tl Iu*rnocru'» If I It. 1" "fil* M • III I" . Ir. 1I i hit * 111*t• I V Mil 1 • ,t IlHMltM* t i h *' I .fill I* J J 1*A K K i S I I Ok. 1" 1hi" Min*, i XX1It I*Iv•• 1hr nl ] 1 metal wor'ts. 212 W. Ith. . 11•hi I *• i *i Mn *«l I 1 ' I •*••uoI jr HOW 1X1, U) IMCa J. -ill c■1f u !« III , •II. * tiv .1I**I >i " n••111h j .ii m i I h i i i>'ii* t f » >if I M i t « 1 N’ ti frt phone 71d \\ ! ' « t Itfll il iiiiiiimf"l' ill |. 1*1 I n Mi r fh • IHI" M " r 1 I ** %*■1 Furnished apartments, hot nm! \\ II.KINSMN’ I S.\ vi r I i. A it W l III *. I \ J I l M i K «* >t*< IB tb« I if Him J.* I If 1*1 ' ll» ti.l.l water and garages five. In­ l IV M \RMdNS n v i i i N c riM CaS him Min* .* my r.ihdMacv I., h! ..ii .im. • Mil. a m r.«> SI All N u l l ’ . h t f i i h n r 1 li i i i i ; x quire Mrs. R. .1. Holly, 518 Park "I- •" Mi** oflli’t? *•f Jt P I ONO <nl Aul 'indiile Po. I H >.|itikt liiit i ti *m I* ul ii ii ( i i i «‘ |Ik m I^ Mil N*1 t . * .-I S* 111IHe 4'iiuaix alia ,|ii Phone »:i1 Avenue corner Sixth Street. rivr ii turn ii hlr I it 11 !**rii* of irrHi ll I 1 II III Ii -t -X ^ i, *-ii DU111*11II l**. t I •• t lie will uf tilt I ii 1 i r*mI*Ir. I xi uni l*» rrfrr 1m llir ■tl ml hill t r f 'I i r I* i f h»H I m ill* ill' V.'I* i n i.f Hi»r*i Inu h* IHM* Ml X X XI . i\-r tl'*. It rrllri-il C L E M E N T S A P TS. (112 Park Ave. 1|**« i' I I '(•1111( V i *nMi 111I‘ **iiffir I fliifll 1 •■li 1*1A. Itw S e r v jr p ||< iii"< tiilli' ITim*r> I Oil < o i \t \ \Nho^oic o r l»ll*iur"<k limn Irmu XrH lli»o»|i^Hlrr* hl<*irii I V•* i, viii,|. .1 ft* th* rtr- *•Ir* I i"ii r h* 1*1 .lull** 41 II. I :•!’• t \\ i > I'hirntshed apt., water and garm Iim him hr mm III lo lot* It) III* i - I * ' l l mi llii* im ihiIb'iim J XS «S. SIIAItON I tx M i l .M i i i i f i M U t i . • I m M •* I " m i h* of all I |ili f xlilii n lur f rru I oiriif l**r firiirilath' I'f lilt.tiv hr Iff hrlll 1*11 .1li 111* aye. Reasonable. Apply Apt. t. '4riii i i i m , * Mm Hiii y Mi l I I i n n •» iiut * an rnllril AitTifou |Hl«**»I. fill. A I* J l j ' Tn-H :t;ti)2. t o x x i * in**: fM|lr|l«I • |MI I* **h rll.u* I** llir *»l 1 iih N-nit %ioi«inn f !*»•» Ii ml *Hii»ih iliwf im stm n * Nicely furnished apartments with i hfiMUhcf nl) 1*11 Hithhi■x i iff 'Ti* \ A s*f. H H D I , H l l h j r * 1 tl* MlW 1l»r hull nlcrr of **f otiinrh. T'ltrrr • t " I ■x11 n| Ih** XMlrlH ill I hi I mI llir full! t II th" all modern conveniences. Phone Tl NfJ i «*it*li|*t«fl**n (Oiil lirmlr i m < #m >*n »■«!■* h '.m .m ’.*» h*T*l hi J*IIJ** I him iilfci* I - Ml* .XIII *1 Mm ' * ■ ” m i ’ “" 4 ' " ' _________ y r r o H u : ! 11,1 N t h Park Ave. or TO. Cull nt dlH J 'alumUu.. Avg,-----T 11r 1*1 (V i*TT, *■ tills" III rUihlf "TIT V \Ff ill AN. will hr 141* ■" '■■■I vu:r ' on all UiTihiu |•11r •• I*t i*ii*l *ii* hfrill j ffir fIII MII*' 1III! Ml' I'll till I *1Cl»' X f**I ... -- ... „ 1 mitnl |n*«ilil( *Miiiir. lirn r-rnr'kiiin I ii If hi* of <‘miiiii x I'* lit III u Atlur'*ing ii otdiines. I.ihernl 16— Ilmi.scs For Kent I Ih-h) wii.< :o.\ 1*011 M .I J I K <fE i'OI HT |mill *l*'«*t» il* *tlr*u In J ruin |)lnl nl Mi.' ih*iii#»rrnl If •**•>, Hil I'j • ( t tout old machine, on 11•'li* I*x a MfiMMlO‘«* mi • ui'h-l." x, llml iiii«i*ar run In* rnr^***l xxlfh. I’rlmiifx I x\ill 4ni|irrrlnl** any on < on v r % m .i: i M in* r.x i !»*♦ pci * | *1 * ■ i Singei s. L ’t us help <i room M#mlt*rn hmi»<>. Knrni.ihcMl * *i*i I* **f ih*' *lii ml • N m M "till' Il I* ul**** • • * **»*»»l •lllf*i,l*fl l«* Irrul. 111*1*4*1 t |2( X mi* unfm nirihvcL Hiant vt*ry u au Hi ll *l! Il 1c I h r III, If I ' l r P l *•(!. H i l l nix' I'ii litlhl.M 4 !• •1 lo ihc Hill *if thr i .ti* i" ill n** nil HI i ***••*»n f t a r * 11 %*!»» vntn -ewing troubles, - l l i l . II. Hull llir i'll i i " r nf th r tlx* tit Mi* <1iiMi i iff llir nfflrti in> r11>I u hi*'. I MMMi l i In- 1»* mu. i .ih. |»rlmui x ong .ill material 10c pec s«»nuM»*. I52*» Dnujshi*. I r u ii III*', iis n i l LI iiflar *if drum *. h i m I ■i \it'i «* %r i \ h r.I - « i x* Mi nt»|*i‘f* Il Ml X. fllhjl PI IM Jtilir .S. I • « r u I i’ m I u|n r*» i h»M*» R f f r rr^ o rlril V V i:. Will T E irr Sewing Machine Co.. ii room hoii!#e funiiiihriL i - im i Im I »*”fii** HH|r|Hirl. Phono I m I n n o l i i - n ix illiiMH m n r l i r r l l r f . •MM I! Jinn .‘*. l n Mr I XX, tt ii it I*»m »x% i l i o l It 4'iiuir** frfliM p u n T\\ AX«i|:tt**Ol( 80ft-W. I. 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Kll.lIKt: h*m «||ilrhl) >iiu % i III M r I aXirll f 1 il I" f ROLLER.’ SANFORD VlJ , in thn9 for Spring I hereby announce my candidacy I !* JN Kit 111*' iM l r114 It it II I* I * I X 11111* **111 l*»*i*i iiif I J iii r I r u n * h i l l ! * for le-rlrrlInn In the cifllrr of sher­ ( ‘. l u r t u u*l n #*u ** - *1 X. (tl POII NTtTR UKilUl.ATl'MR in II crop, if desired. Phone Cld J . 1. iff of Seminole County subject lo I I ..nl nf tl.*- 1 ‘miii t It* mt wish t*» nnfiou:i#» m>* candidacy I* i .f , H f *n i l l t "! * To- union nf ilia voter* In the 1*1 •1.1 1 H IM for the I :lr«U«ur# ftlroup r*bP0 STORE—1‘re- IL Echols. I *i«‘*i nf f 1 I f# *| l*> M i* liiirh*lirmiirrutlc primary lo held nsxt I Id June. 1 m Ml upjirei late your ! f nnd Hill uppi iM’.fn* Mup»»oll In |,* wi li h t i l c r f »* 1‘Whlh #1i i m m *; r't. In Soda. XX’e are — L o ts F o r Sale file primary to b# htld In lcjiC.itI Imtirr* #*f r u h \ h* ( th*H IMU support, r e e ie n fu lb ^ ’“/ i'a ND. 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Iti I t r t ' H i ' i i l a n x « » * f ih* X«*rthw*'Pt tjiiui t* 1 i NV\ lirlalnv i;i. . 1 I1 .n I’liTlm'le No'" > ml II *«l<nj|» If tunnl iie H»(I I plrdgfl 1 o f , n f N W 1 . 4 ) *»l ill*' 2nd St. toy hint rff»*rt* III .h.lMilf #»f th*. J, 3 i ", |n II A II. atlbjeit t" II.m t l i l r l ) t w o 1331 T " W i i - l 'l i i SOOFfXO- The Roof Evllir Will ..r III' volrra III till’ I Ir ill" •ifiitll# #*f,8rMiiin.lt; f *M(ini» Tiu* w r a t tHXV I l> Q u a i t r r o l * iT'itle Pi Inn,I > In I"' lodd oil Jill" «'f*V111Xf Hr nl i»f llir p» uph* "/ T w i-n t) « !"l H m illi, ll.u ig .' Amir InJiRCMlr.. Metnl shingle* 2i>— Miscellar.eous F o r Sulf Sill. A. P " 3 ' T h i r t y < 3 » ) H a u l ; t h r tier Until h *14 ii* Tilt Itrlk f, **r|M »IrtM y rnh#*' Durthoca, Cholvi ' DK.^a and galvinited Piano, (Tima dinner act. Silver Hon Mf Inritl im nL TIi Ik* In *i*y V., iic "non.n l will t.n npiirrrlni. d ; I i . iik a* cl In II line "'.‘ I 11 ,l"' Morbui. Bloody Flu* . a I* I Artie) SMITH <fplnl<*ik, phh In* rfft»rl#»l *•>’ hii I . . - I i n t h r N o r t h B a r o f I ’n u n I tvi*11'*'8 IL Poxvnn. Oak ware, cut glass. table linen. **•1hi t ixMr Colic, Burn., etc. Elikli i MhI rlhiif I**m *•» thr • II i K l r i o ' t : t l i r n i ' i ' K i t " ' al""g St. Fhone 111. p o o j i »'i h i : oh i t u p i : f.r*H.r.f fix** «*#•im h*h*•*11m#* Inn llir N’ o r i h line of P i i Ii i k i I " Picture*. Apt 8, (ill Park Ave. Swcci Bugle ii a pufclj I In rrii, aiiitoinii'n my rnli-Hilin'' iiviiuiik ih** HI nil* Itiifid ! ifpji rt turiit. K lrrri Ml K !• 1 " f < I" 11 vrgfMbJr utmptHjnJ •►J *• p#» re.nbctlmi t" t'>* offln o' I ,J nt of H K i.IN N IN 'S . tliriuo* Id "11' kind*. BOAT FOF. SAI'.l.: bii foot bridgp SctiiD'h. t SiMiilirr iiim'I * "ii Im.—lMi r (or fmlv Mirntfi hi ihr tmaUr*l dnU- A aui* ir i Inilnrly Mi** E* *11 111 1*** intil 1 i licit J III"! 11 ...... . 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Vnur »ti|ipor* fill t e up•••****(1, H.'lllio iii' J . j u i o p hi iii i p n * T i i n T i i i f lirerlnled dn. MONEY TO LOAN I w i.i, in n iiii .. iiiii u iay randldar", • aw roni T Tt'Unii* f«**l»: I'urt '.O.r rriu?o,r' ANn MORT- ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES, for the i ffb e "f Hui'erlntrndenl •'< p p ^ A N Y . 112 Second i P u h llr I n*1 r o r i I n n nffem lB d l“ * ^ ‘" 1 w . i : xviiiTi;. poll a lli:iilH I‘ JE W E L R Y AND * PERSONAL , aiilijprl I m I h*# will «#f%,****** i£ s • t . n m k r n n i l l d a l r f u r t h e office I PROPERTY. HERMAN'S I-OAN «. • . n Ihr i»rliuiiry Jm ir & Y"Uf 'niproved business .f H l i n i f f a m i w i l l n | i | i r e c l / . l « A. Il"VI K. " ! *,4..'l**»i* ivIt I If al»|it r«'liilr«l I V.I'e'nN *: dit iiur, for Coimdalnant. .'y . D' lierty. Al*o will O FFIC E 27 W. CHURCH ST , » i r l I n l i r e J u n e I’ r l m a W ALKER. * il.X V RKLUC Jl.V X X V K U -. throats 1H O W D O W N ” Health HINTS f ^ , , .ecurity. ORLANDO. Laney Dry Cleaning ErtMtch Dry Clean in lt ,.u ' .atuLDyiLUUES a n f o rd >to I'inriiii S c fu itrl . I. Phone 4CJ T o O ur P a t r o n s :r v j f< - '1 •' F r ie n d s : H. F e w o f us art* e n o u g h to d is c a rd o u r a;)* p a re l w hen it loses its o rii;inal f r e s h n e s s . T h e r e is no m o re s a iis f a c t o r y xvay to r e n o v a t e a g a r m e n t w hose f a b r i c is in jfood con d ition th a n lo h a v e it dyed. C o r r e c tly dyed the m a te r ia l t a k e s on a rich co lo r a n d an ad ded .s h e a n . Of c o u rs e so m e f a b ric s will n ot d ye su c ce s sfu lly an d w e will a d v ise you h on estly ol o u r opinion. • I f you h a v e an a r t i c b you wish d yed , o u r e x p e r t d y e r s . . w i l l g i v c y o u . h o n e s t atlx ice. w hich you xvill find a b s o ­ lutely d ep en d ab le. stB ;R ? f [ i f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 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, March 13, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 13, 1928. 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>, March 13, 1928; <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/20bfe456f55e6c893dd12e989a1c0c7c.pdf a18aed38f65b75b22f967afb71cd2512 PDF Text Text YOUR PARER Fiuridu'H w ,1' tsAiu__ -j THE . Mostly fair tonight a n i dny, except showers in i north portion; somewhat in extreme north portion. H r nr I i i n World’s (Jrculwl VcKC'nble g^lion.lts Richest Gnrden Land. SANFORD. KLORIPAa.iWEPNESDAY MARCH 14. 1928____ Member Audit Bureau Of Circuit* .ons IfOLUMB x'lX * Great Bargain Collection For Friday And Saturday Trial Of Ex-Banker FRANK L. MILLER f S ' c o u n t t BaDnk EVOLVES SCHEME r Nca" ng ,tsClose FOR REFINANCING C ase O f F o r r e s t L a k e , D e fe n se W i ll N o t P la c e W itn e s s e s _____ L iv e s T o W EATHR* In tro d u ce ginning " f the biggest mercantile Anxietv Over Safety Of Avintor On Atlantic Flight Attempt Increases As Hours Puss With No Sign Of Plane ... . ... , F o rm e r A ce la k e s W om an P assen ger ______ .......... — 1n S(iili.. Watchful Evovi mem To Herald. Discusses Plan Tn Relieve Citizens Of ” S n n f o r ,, ° l ! ! r c s c n ( U u n ,c,n Anxiety neepenetl with every pus sing hour today as the hluck-atul gold British monoplane,' Endeav­ our, hearing Captain Walter Hinclu-liffr and another is-rson, believed to he the lion. Elsie Muekay.' daughter of laird Imhcape, plica of 8 1 0 ,0 0 0 o l ' l l i e tUU(ls_ wholehearted appeal for support of failed to put in an appearance any­ f till- Se m in o le C o u n ty Hank, the .municipal government in 'the where along the Atlantic Seaboard — from New York to New Eoundas rapidly n ea rin if a c lo s e payment of tuxes, luud.. -•*-• ; - —— hell c o u rt r e c e s s e d a t UOQU . strictly. syenkittg. Mi- Miller's The brightly painted monoplane [)da\. At t h a t t i m e tin. . t reduce the present iudehiednes*. took off at 8:-IO A. M. yesterday lad virtually c o m p le te d it s 'liu t would spread its liquidation ,.t:IO A. M. New York lime) front tin- Crnnwcll Airdionih some 76 miles north ul' London on a piejeeteej trans-Atlantic flight, a western crossing of tin ocean which never has been accomplished and wdticji hay brought tlisaster -tad dentil to ull who previously hmi reMr. Miller point.* out that ni made the attempt. ice. the present time interest charges At 12:46 this afternoon, N-w tnd ami payment* on principal total York time, thirty three hours lud re!' S5HM>lf7 annunl'y. Added to thi • elapsed since the take off and an Al- sum i* a figure of approxiinatelv conclusive information of the ,vas $ 2UIMI(HI for • current' expenses, plane’s whereabouts had been re­ rv- With marly $800,000 to lie raise.i ceived for hours. It was la t| seen ier- each year from taxation, tin- f,, - a yerlainty early yestcnljy, red Commissioner points out. tin- tax­ less than two hundred inito** ,1 f line >payer.* are shouldering a burden the Irish Coast. An nitron!-r <-•.••1 es- which i* impossible to carry, ivport from St. .lolins. New I oiitslbig. j As conipured to the 8680,(501. land today snitl several p-rso.i* .Mi. Mr. Miller's proposal rails for th claimed to have heard the inntoithe sum of $.‘idp,0ild to !*• raised earn of a plane at Brigu*. 27- miles "« *’ mi- year for interest und principal, ol that city. tier Added to thi* would he the HSU.-! Anxious eyes scanned the ska— net , current expense*, hut upon th. from Ihe coast of New hmnidlaii-i t>> total there would he a decrease when- it was thought the pha ttin ->f over $.100,000. might roach lliis morning, i the II Uittier the, scheme Mr. Millec headwind* that prevail on a west­ tilu propose*, a bond is*uc of $li.O0tl,<l|ii) erly flight, wen- not moiv pro­ . n t >would be authorised to take chre nounced than anticipated l’-it no­ ilsnlof nil outsLnnding indehtetlues*. where was the big ship sighted. illy (Continpetl .911 1'ugy Four.) Meanwhile, at Curti** Field, Ln-tg Island, preparations won- nmdi- to receive the flyers. Tile plane, a Gover nment Will (C o n t'tille d on p ag e •' * C o n d u c t Election . Despite P r o t e s t s iMissionary Council ( INS) ’ 0 P 0I1S C O IlV e n tiO Il In Tennessee City NASHVILLE. Trim.. Mutch It 1 1NS 1 -Mis* Lockie Runk 11, 78. who Inis spent more than hnlf a midury as a mi**iunary in forcizn fields, wa* in attendance lotlnv when the Women's Missionin' Council of the Southern Methixlisi Chun h opened if* ainiunl conven- DENOUNCES Withdrawal Rumors An* Denied By Cobb Secretary To Parly Official Stales Even Confidential' Employes WereUnawarcOt Continental's Slush Fund i «w,,» ,,f t.w* >eBr " ho" llvo • s “nfor'1 merchant* ,wil, tlirow open their .door* on one of the groute*: collection of W tain* ever seen in the city. While Friilny nnu Saturday "ill u kno»-n «■ "iioiur o w ” n,i"'> MELLON etur>' of the Treasury VnVV. Mellon, former llepubli■itional Chairman Will II. fomtpr Seeixlu y of tlw IfAlbert B. Fall *and Bepuhli- Ranker States Cal itional Chairman William M. Will Re Candidate wgre scffthnigly denounced Senate this afternoon by NKW YORK. Mar. N . - ( I N S ) ir Cnruway (l>) of Arkansas,, . nur|,nnuf New York bank* i-if connection with the lc'u; ' cr loduy .li-clnted that he hud mu? case and the C mtim-i.tie v„ - umlisputed authority" ig Company’s liberty bi'Pd |»|.,.5id,nt Coolidge w-mlld he a fund." __ voluntary 1 nnilidale in the. coming ■1 — " • I'rcsiilcnCal race. . IniprovisedMorguesIii if Stricken Section Re^j veal Many BodiesOflj Unidentified Dead? Declares No Record Was liver Maintained of Sanford * leading merchant* me * \mH — Strenuous Hunt | Tires Rescuers 41 Scnplt* Commitpcc Adjourns FornicrTickcl Agent Accumu­ lates Astounding Wenlth I'nlil TomorrmvMorningAfHy Alone Engineering Sen­ Icr Hearing His Testimony sational Rise In Markets fhimlrodsOfliancher’sr j WASHINGTON. Mar. II. (INS) NEW YORK. Mar. 14— (IN S )— I Homes Have B een ”; The late Fred W. Uphuni, He- Wall Street, where fortune* hnvo 1 publican nutiiuiaj' trj^e/ovi'. kept been made and lost in the twink­ Wrecked By. W a te rs ; lii.t handling of Hurry F. Sinclair's ling of an eye, today watched with N EW H ALL. Cal:', Mar. 14 .« liberty bond* a secret from even Undisguised interest every move of hi* own confidential employes, A. Michael .1. Meehan, famillarily — (IN S)— The flood d o ao lat-?} L?. lA'oniux). former seeretary to known ns “ Mike", who, almost cil valleys of San FranclaquiUphain. testified today at the Sen­ single-handed, ha* engineered the to and Santa Paula rested In' J ate's inquiry into the Continental sensational rise in radio enmmon Trading Company's “*111*11 fund." which Ini* shot up that stock fll sheer oxhuustion today from j |*r<>ntt.rd .-aid Ivi-thought. Janie*. :i-i points in fimr d s y r n f trading.- th eir twin tasks of ‘ s e a tr lf 'p In that short time Meehan, who and salvage. A. Patten, CJiicugo wheat king, <wa» making a $25,000 gift to the two-.tv year* ugo' was selling | In hastily improvised mol- 1 Republican Party when in fail Up- tir l- t* at a ‘Broadway theatrical Kuos in n dozen towns aAd . i hunt had green Patten $25,000 of ticket agency nccumulnUid for the Sinclair bonds in exchange for himself a fortune which fiinker* hamlets from mountains tu 1 variously estimated from $ 6,000,­ sou tomt 226 bodies lay, iwosU-i the contribution. Leonard testified that n<> records 000 to $t t.(Kill,000 he ha* sudden of them *1111 awaiting Jilcntificft- -r 1 trf ,he Utterly bonds nx'tr ever kept. ly become the “hlgge.it tnnn" In ' lion. II nl-o ih-elared that till of Up- |H*culative Wall Street over­ i Scores are still missing, many of j ham's personal ro' respondent i' ami shadowing Durant, Cuttcn, Liver- then, certainly buried beneath tons* ! all icoord* "I contribution- to the inoie and the Fisher Brothers. Tin- speculative gyration* in ’ of mud und debri* that swirled Kepuhlienu Pally, except a caiil m. railin' have influenced the rest of down the canyon with those twelw ilex file, were destroyed in P.I2I. Citnui o r i two day.t will be offered in n mini K to those " h ie I, may I * obtained fm E v id e n c e W h ic h I t . ,Vity Uommissioncr Flank I . • 1 rr i >.illcr has cvoIvimI ii sc he lift* l>>* l l l i n k s T o H e > l t C I .vhlih lie hope* to relieve thr pie.*fin financial bunk'll that test* The tria l o f F o r r e s t L a k e , j upon the citizens <>f Sanford. In [info,-,l b a n k e r chni'KOfl w i th « statement given to The Herald a n d m lan p p li- WASHINGTON. Mur II UPHAM KEPT In Flooded Are DEALS SECRET Where Dam Fail u single dollar Discounts for the plunking other bargains in addition her of the stores and shops. Items to bo obtained at spe« iat tin- stock market tremendously tn billion gallon* of water from the \ fler he a lin g Ix-onanl. the S e n ­ tin- last week or morn and hna hroken dnm. The number of milling r ate Committee adjourned to meet nrecipitnted tin- biggest and is variously estimated at from 300 at l it ::tu o'clock tomorrow morning 1 hrnudt-*t markets in the history •to 1 ,000. in the Fede al llnildiug. Chieagn. if the exchange. I ll - eoinmitlee ha- Huhpoenaeil !!• “ Meehan, a quiet, little man I Hundred* of mnch homos and witnes'O- lor tile Chicago hearing Wit h a twinkling Irish eye, i* (h- town dwelling* washed away; the i } While Leonard " " i * on the *tinvl. “»|M-cinli*t" in India common. He $2,760,000 St. Francis Dam and S e n a to r Thotna- .1 \talsh I P ' " ( i literal’s und actually “made the spillway and power house No. 2, . 1 shove" in radio. As the specialist of the I.os Angeles Bureau of Pow- j*! Chain Store Ow tier Announce Scheme After .MakingSensa (ional Recovery From ID llanhrnptey Five Years Agt Manager Ol Doparlmcltl For New NorU ( entrul Railroad Declares Company lias Not I ried lo Depress Ituluslrx 'll ' t r i l l 1- le a n . .Mar. 11 lIN Sl I'niin hank 1 untcy to 1111 (iinillioiiaiii'diiui in less than live ><*-•• -. i- Ihe si'OMUtlin.ul '*• •i*e ■ •»*»» >• .a 1 I.ueiiee Sauttilvi'. who ev e of hunil'llll"' " lie •» - || t i' i . xpan-ion i-nllipoigi a el' l " 1’ nit \ a retail selling 01g.1 1 / 11 1 he United State* " oll.-vv mg a meeting -a tlu­ ll .(iiei'lors of the ' hr- IIIcil- 1 - 1 'trporut ion la-' niglil, at wliieh 1 liree dividends wen tle1 lured ti hot h eoinmoli and |>< t i l ­ led I' mI. Saunders atnoumeil tha 1 1 uoe 1 ban .100 new **-••!•■ nnn el * I it- woulil Ih* establ' lied tint 11.i< llii- next few mouth Me have all the luoiiev l"t ex­ pansion vve need. Fall R i u i . Nivi A' tk and Bnsti.-n fltlatli a r- havi an mil mu t i’d amount of moin v al ••in dispo-al for expansion in pur­ poses." Si>under*, who ha- j 11- 1 re—o*-it—k— i+— irttstm-* * nip ni-rnr I a t. told the dill'l'lors The Saunders Corporation i* at 1 te m l operating 106 stun— m 176 eitie and 17 state* and will dmilili i!:at nunilK-r. Sites base ali>al\ liein selistIXI n New .li-rsey. Mich­ igan Kent inky, Ohio. Ih im*yivama, Oklahoma, Texas and tin Dominn 11 of Canada Saunders, who created the I'iggly Wiggl.i system and for yeoi* was It* pres'lleUI. split witll the millpatty a(ioul five years ng" When final sittlenienl* were made. Saun­ ders wa* foici'd into li.iuktiitcv, “dovv n hut mu mil " liv hennclli * link 111111 mi111111111 News Service Stall Corres|Minilent ESTIM ATES l*ol WASHINGTON. ’ ( IN S )—The United have a population of nil July I, the Censu timated t inlay. \ I DIN U VSIIINtiTON. Mat tl orchards, I m the stock all buying and sell­ or and Light gone; ing orders on the floor of Ihe groves, ranches, husinaaa places.-* ’ •-lock exchange must par* through •In* hand*, -u through those of I lit* iiKsneuitc*. lie is said to have tailed hi* accuniulation of radio .when the i-tock " a * selling bo­ t ween No and WO. Radio closed !a*t niipu at 1 -tti. Woman Hies Suit To Break Will Of Her Late Husband Cute •hi t. d tli'iiiaI ol 11 until 1 Inn go- 1 hill il \ ,.u ) " i k i - n t r a l ItailfOHti Defense Opens Its B a t t l e To Acquit Police Chief Blake l.atlh- (•• " 1 * || C. Blake, standing trial lla munl. r of <oltr- * no 1 • ........ laid fort uni- to th of * ,l * " i. " 1 Association, here ehargid vvith (.)inM, uf „nly $2 Mi*j* Louise Monte- hi* widow. The i mm* ranging fr 1 a.qint l1!”1.1—---------- -— — ------——Ti— mm 1.1 u- paid e "I tin 41^11 1 llirllt 'll • • lu n dm g e ith e r . xpu-s* o r im p lie d w ith the I'e n tis ly van ia R a ilro a d , the B a ltim o re and D hm . oi any id lie 1 rn ilro u d e-.nip any m ila id e the New V o lk 1 eo 11 a I a y s le lll 10111 i-n illlg p ille * to la- paid lo r tho p u re lia se o f «m il, Ihe h u a lit ie * fro m w hich p u n liases a te to I hlUUlIl-,'* Bow el dei k ill'd “ I have neVei ineive.l .my in struct tun. suggestion oi inlinumon from Mi Cruwlc). the president of the system t" whom I din ctly report, that I sdaodd have any agreement or und 1 standing with uny othei railroad with lespcct to these matters that I should em­ ploy the baiguiiiiag power of the system or any in'lreiduul mgiubcr of it to depress fuel ioal prices or to ^-xploit operator- or mfauii, Union or noh-L'niou. ■ - sent Program School Auditorium Blake prolail.ly VV.II take tin ( 4lt inu slinnl, .1 wa* indicated by n» u< |(.u(qu.,| , h(. „ffr loniev. I. H. Kill*- Ihe di-fens. da«kiP 1* based on lllakes M" r> 1 , 1 ‘ he did not want young 11 muon shot ;md kilted turnct.unli|n -elf Iit-IUUNI' she hull b.-ell „f ..gon.'iny ed for spin ding. County policeman (|(|B |IV„,K— \\ D. Farmer, who •>«* ul»o been |1|((,ty y,, indicted for the girl'- death "ill Metcalf I testily in Blukc'n In-ball interv*! in child The proM-cntinn. tailed ntoie eugenic*. Becaiif than HU wItinsses* MljUll effort !<• own repiinilK'tiv prove (hat Blake fired on tho gill, d. rvvent all open .using he 1 death. Member* of th.- M>, which f-«r a t girl's faniilv teslilirtl a, sum of life, money she Inol in lift l-ckcthnok | In the brief when she left Imme (hat day was «"iirt. Mr*. Met missing when the holly was torm-d ' her husband vn CAIRO, Egypt. Mart'll -------- ' m l way truin when all, hi* bel Chat le* Mow- , ueroniputiiug, will l-e "Hud* of i„jjS were It-.tl. Eunthipn wo jacket, drew, trouser*, imfssion Decline* j (;(-.,v2jtieyEwk'-y.| 111:111 ll'i'i Inn-. j Florida." Mr. Hull-hilt* has made 1 •11 .111 inti-.-view' with a Herald i-t ^ /*•! .» i ) | n n ■banking house or t iaiK-v-nuut three extensive trip* to Florida .dipper and one •hoe, ftit felt I i n ' ' 11.. >t i ti 11v and i» ,well equipped to give this M.|f lucky to escape Injury. 1 G r a n t C i t y S F l e a unil Qo.npnny, »a,d thf t PreaWent ‘ ' . W ’‘ poitc- ?i,j* ntoming, R. A. CobbT P I k 11"vi 11 1..itur*il- program which " ill be a rare anil j f,-| year* old. 2--------- ' '* Coolidge would soon announce thut [••sSL tspliaihally denied that he hud 1. . I i^l. I ml I'lgci . unusual treat for the eitlxcn* of ’T ’ *'1 "at of the nice for the of­ SIIINOTON, Mar. 14. (IN'S) hi- ha*-reconsidered h'* Mccimon . Tho train was bringing a 1 . arii.-t ai.d |»«-t ** r ( 1 l(-rk of Court. thi* community. her of Ann-r ran* from 1-uxi Intel-state ComtiVive'^om-, not t o l uii. according ,h* I will giv, "f " lli""t« have linen current'dur* n today held that vU y, and , n.atibh received. Huri.ank • Helen Owen Jlutrhin*. Irish liar- salt on the steamship Doric, hi.- Iin l it c Hu- pust few- Buys thut I hud sdity freight rates beUveen ml the recent ,'tre.nKl‘j 1 ‘ t .1 1 hum : 1:. m- pisl and Soprano who assist* her broke out suddenly In a first '“Pl'iil nut of the rgee," suid Mr. ,ini t.n<l MuIImti v. Fla., and stivk murkrt to th a alleged inwill add to the thurm of sleeping cur and spreud rapid ■ I I' -1l-ri husband ... . ..—1. oil..,, , I t line llii I < u!,l'. "and I wish to emphatically in-|, 11 it.,- ■•■•"••'I‘nV tlii* ivport. I uni in the rure ■ ■ ■ ■ j land programs "Bi' ami have no intention* of in the ayditorium of the Junior a o J PIUIlBILMiN V*4iEULlNES 'thiliairing now or ut any later High fv luwJ^TIjp. .t»W CITY, i- this WAariiKfiTON, » Attr.. 14. The subject of the nuture prufor (I N S ) — President Coolidge today H .—( I N S ) —John E. I , commtMlity rates .Between Kike. TITUTED Icomn deellneil Ihl- inv tation pf the tom I laud und Mulbei yforronv hiind ottd of Springfield, Mm, w in lag stories of wild life, marvelous jiritU o in charge of tho*dedication points In the United State - on.the oiioe controlled revan he biid songs front the low.iall of the hi to n i.m o n ie s for the Sind M uatain Florida-and wa* prv»b I other were unjustly i|l« rliiiiiist«*y iju morning dovv und loon to the high ileaeh V.nuor'al ut Atlanta t-> attead tile ! to those town* und unduly prefer* Gri-eii Cove, h hi., bank it- song of thr humming Idnl. mil­ d li.i* 1* dientlMi on April.-W- The I re*tscil in" at the ilissoui J ential to Tampa, und other Florida 's lunging tho violin in tonal altit'id*', assci*-d’ rt "wrote the vpnimlltOe J'* ,had i«ry hentodn.v I* re n t 1 points- in tin- same general t•••efn* lapidly painted pastel pictuif* many given .itflcai* 1 wtMdmt ''n tor pussink worthless c ; to y. The cinumlssloih Imwevi-r, ly , which will be given free to tbiJdhools , the Invitation, but was unable to ! held tha. the ullegutiou* of unju.ti nett pleaded guilty in l he ||n in the audience, and beautiful j make the trip • . .Monday, ile fainlcii diu iimiiiatiiiii had. not been sus' ; oolwv - with piano and ' D i e h ^ ii 1}1 Edison placed the numbar of mioalnc at their pomp below Ute dam a t alght0 1 theie eight are known to be dead and their l>odie» « e o v l » ,l. Red Cross center* eitablUhed a N’ewhull and Saugu* have begtdi ,he work of innoculatlon and t o munlxaUon to prevent a poa*U»l* pestilence following tho flood. 1 1N S )—George F.iisttnan, of " ft ta Marlin Stir» H ia ru ii 0 1110 Throng: cCarrying LandH a r r y u i K Gun — v *i With Review Speech Negro Divine In J a 11 TALLAHASSEE. M*r.- N ATi^ N T A , Mar. U - U N S V - ' M - T h e Capital City-today I* s t i l l ; mUch (nt^rast In thhumming with comment on Ute • f0urtthe liUrty of Rev. 5 speech mode here Inst night &> ] ... R j unw« •anilltanl sx*pastor ef Governor John W. ■Martin in ^ provldenco Hnptlsi Churx '• ,* which he combined u review of his ' , ^ was al rested . odminislnUion with * *tr««» I'thl* morning in the rowrt root" |^J| feme or hi* record against- •». Ig, virlyn U. Moore o 0 thtuck* which were mode against c a rry c u n c v a lr* ji j h> fiber camlldaU-s.; Almut nn* >»Vs»on*.* thousand people braid the 0 » W on^which W **»'. . n„r iiv who*, was oomidered t V i , 1 ilm ln churth row in which Jones supplanted by n U*3 , 1 ] preacher, officer* su'd. . When the n r " mlnlWr a l« ed tn prrtwh hl« first *ei J.,nca i* oaid »o I'a'N* •> front .th* pulpit and nmllnuc i vrvkr hltnMlL *l* l* 5 , ^ of hi* corgregwtmn into Uf*- ihureh »tuiiy> �4-terr, ■»J >||mif ■■—m m ifm .i "■ O u tfield Has Stars Who May Be Cause For Much Discord re 's T h itiiin v C u v fl- JU R Y IS NAMED J L l l I l I l t i j O o j a l V l a t i U O F Is Logical Fighter REST L A K E As Next Opponent • . •W ' ’ " ■1 '• THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1928 PAGE SIX ■ w',,n" r of Ore tourney. Tunne.v,'I north to complete his training for wj|| rontintie to train hero u n til) the next title fight, in late June or >or Apr. lfi, he said, then he will g o ' early'July. „ The place to build your home De Forest Sanford ReaJt” ANNOUNCEMENT (Continued from page 1) MIAMI BEACH, Fla., Mar. 1.1.— and that ’in view of this the —"Tom llecncy is the logi * , . t * » defense should have an additional CJ|| contendcr for the next heavyperemptory challenge. The state championship fight". This nY MAVIS J . WALSH in center. Seminole Hudson—Essex Co. announces made only four _such challenges, .w.ns t )i<- observation ( i f Champion INS Sport" Editor However, ns Mr. Mack claims, two of these coming this morning. 1 Cenc Tunney today, in commenting the addition to their Sales Staff of FORT RIVERS, Fin., Mar. 1 .1 this isn’t a problem he faces. In Completion of the jury was a!,,n Ri*kos defeat of Slmrkcy last Well, it "rents there wore three 11 *------ » . )m fart, he has no prnhler>rii.:_Ths.out­ most— sMComphsiitil. o U 1 L- tL-iocL »ti rtrb fc yej men .ln-a-U>at, and they gnt'nlomr the winner of the fit .Is ju st ns sound n* it wmrlnst when both* sides— hud complete I | "Heeney mo fnmomtly that when they lo<t • year, which means there is really their examination, liut in directing ^.|iminatin contests," said Tunney; * t . e. ___ their nars they all ngroctl fb let the a finnl question to the six men, “Long range observation, from Minothing to lie done except to let Judge (’. ray found thnt one u '^ 'jJn m L Ilcach o f .tho-last- two fight** Mr. McUory wishes to advise his many "had roe, whir*. remind" r.ie irf the nature take it" course._The Ath­ lb. Mttsr, whs- suffering from |)lns convinced me that he is the fact that Connl$__Mnrk_also told-n The law provides lhal if the (axes upon :u,v ri.,i friencls that he will be found a* the Sales letics had n good club then; they rheumatism and ho excused him. logical contender. Heeney has don?, trood one today. It wn" nl nut three shall not he paid before ihe first of April „f ' e Muse.told the judge thnt n cushion probably have a better one now. everything- that Rickard requested, Itoom of the ; the T ax Collector shall advertise ami M.|i. ‘ ’ ’ nun In his Outfield and the laet Connie cites four reasons why he would provide him—with tnofe including defeating every opponent No exlension of lime has been granted for ik that there would lie no clash of thinks this js so, the first is Speak- comfort and ease hie pain some- in the elimination contests. He hns secure I disposed of Risko, Sharkey and Imi menl of Slatt; and County (axes. interests involving Ty Cobb, Tris or. "Tris still i4 a groat ball play- whnt, whereupon a lini'.iff Further Delaney. It serins to me that he i-> Speaker, and Al, Simmons, primu e i ." lie said, with the fervor of ‘*ie necessary pillow, Property owners in making iniptiry about j.,. however, revealed donnas all, a zealot. "There Isn't use of going questioning, please furnish full legal description „| prnpcH,! Phone 41 thnt the juror was not certain that This trio represents approxi­ into details." shown by deeds. ” his pain would I k * so slight at all mately $ 100,00(1 worth of outfieldReason number 2 is the fact that • lYlcLaulins lug temperament and between one pennant talk is strictly taboo at times that lie could give the clos­ ENDRAVINC •thing and am . her, mostly the lat­ Ibis nether end of the peninsula. est attention to the case. ter, they might be expected from At least that is the understanding. ' With Muse excused, it was nec­ Diamond Mounting n time to time to regard one another Maylm the bootlegger comes essary to examine lix other men Jew elerH-OpInmel ris| Tax Collector Seminole C ouiiiy, "lightly askance or maybe uskew. around <n Saturday night with a before one could be qualified, It. Wnlrh l(epalring Ellsworth being the Inst man Hut Mr. Mark said today that they brief-case full of idle gossip, just wouldn't. It Heems that he has off the bout, but officially all toll; to lake his sent. Tin* state's ex­ ■I.7S .TIK.'I 1-2 Cord Tires ............................ .............. ...... rolved the problem of pieusing of pennants is out like' an ex­ amination of Ellsworth consisted of only one or two preliminary everybi.-.ly and affronting none by window. 29X-I.40 Cord Tires .... ................ . tho simple expedient of letting "It ruined our cluinres last year," questions and (lie defense nsked H ou se I 'a i n l i n t ' Cobb, Speaker and Simmons go in­ was (Vniiie's eoiiitneiit today. "Tile very little more. (Miter sizes for .ill ears al roelt liollont prices In te rio r D ic n r a t in g — When court convened ibis morn to a huddle to decide amiciddy boys thought that oil they hail, to I'orlahle 1‘himtiRraplts * .. just which of the three fields they do was to go out there with white jin g the iciitiitivi jm y was cole II. A. I l.tlv e r s o n pre fey to adorn. i lepliiints on their chests and wail posed of Andrew •\uliii dr., d. (i. Elet’lrie Irons . . ..... 2.HH Very Heaxunalile “Speaker already has informed until they pad off the world m t - Mrl.am, II. It. Levy, It. Muse, S. 1.12 W. 70 s W. First St. I'limie M. Wood and M. E. Higgins. Iswy me that be stands ready to play ies dividend. ..pm i Simoni/.e, Aill o Polish left field, if Simmons prefers to "There only one tiling I want was challenged for cause by the slate and wan sustained. Atiljn remain in centre,” Mr. Mack said. to pry ale.lit the l!*2K pennant race Iltiro 7. Auto Polish ................. .S!» “ Iftiwever, this jH som.-thing they ill the American League before the and McLain were excused by HnII is s u r e to c o m e will have to settle among them­ matter ILiilio Tillies lhal increase vollinu .r»U P. ('. 2..r»^ definitely ilroppeil. Thai enurt after a lengthy interroga­ selves." to lone improved between seasons, tion with reference to their “ t h e This, if true, takes care of is <very club in Hie league appear­ 11 am act ions as debtors .o f the ' Speaker and Simmons. Hut t'.Jbli and, with each of them taking a defunct institution. •Jeorge llnff admitted tiiat la­ i> yet t«i_ lie pluralud. I la. -hasn't back out of the Yankee percentage, I (Li PalmeUo Avenue Sanford, Florida Opp.-Posl Office appeared In camp yet, having been the champions ciui’l hope t>• win so wns biased to such an extent that In' could not try the ease upon the given permistdon to remain in easily, f at all." Augusta until late this week, but , Rea.-on number'" is the fact that evidence, and was excused by tlm Ik It. Cray was excused it is known that lie holds some d<T- ! doe llauscr, uit'onling to ( ‘omiie comt. Initc ideas about just where lie j bus proved beyond all aigument, by counsel for the defense and l|l«l SANFOKD FOLKS By J . 0 . Laney should play, , that lie can and will none back as dildgc lim y excused W.-W. Vn'i T t e fttet df'diif nuttier is that a f ii-i busemau. S-s- when the latter n.lmi..... I can i f il l OH i P o p / 'V E U S E D T D lG A LL R IG I'U - B u t CflWrrt*‘5!th’i'* want to play ' right Number I takes v.V ni/ai.......... " :il1 VV" M l'WJ'"b*ed beeaiis. I 'f had been "pinched" in the ban 1 vouR A L .L - U p B l£ V E R Y CAN I fi(|ld. lie f? els that be can give a r slow curve Hob drove is all 'ged t fountain HAVE SOME iiifu li snii.nl her performance til to have addeil to h last liall, tile 1it•111 1 • '. It. Iliown wus also •li CA REFU L- O F IT P e n , P o p V* Center, an idea thnt was more nr bdt bander having discover'd Hi.it mi- ed because of a prejudice. Md?E INK? I G rO T i f ' A T A l C i. '(tinder was excused by less sustained in 11*27. lie provi'd l i e cannot in |ie to ilimw Hi -tti (( ^ N the way to work — after Intuit— llie <01111 a- was l>. E. Hurl. The ll poor light f elder but a good man I a t the batti r* all alt iiiooo. or after dinner, KING 1:1 W MID -..it 1 lili'.l a i ba'letige for euii-.* a: aiitsi W A. Fills dr., but the C IG A R S are the choice of a million , 1 . ' .............. = ••■ni t .li ineil l lie request and Mr. drug smokers. T he high qualirv, .smooth * Fids was promptly dismissed by smoking and delightful aroma o' KING I •••i in pint \ ■lllllleiigi'. ’ The non I EDWARDS appeal at o n c e * to the • t \« (Ill’ll 1 .1. Nifti. A M D I V A lh J t i I»n •111*••* ll who knows real quality. KINl •I I •V. .'vKDS t .1 -»•!*• ut 1 null •»;irl |M»||rc Ml ft' • I T V R f v ’V *m* *ug III.' sell tor a nickel—everywhere. aim **..1 llrf „r M UO I — .. ,l.q,ii' v -liriili an. 1 f lie*l •*fon* m*i 1••rut it t.'ll I n '- it lit ,mm y MTVIl * ( ’armlcal Eros, ( ’iyar t\ e're always earefltl abi.ul , Imu-uig our -taq.larii drugM II ■......... *v:i t *;• it (*i! f*i . and I ... romp...Hiding tin.,, and .omr.iri hrri'sMtrit'N Fan cy’s 1 i ' in'll <• .it 11 \ \\:m I'M \\.| Ili-•I llMIjMr* lor it I- the q.tidily of Hie gi....|N w.* -ell lit,it nTleel.! -li | ■>1 In Hi.- Lit •• iti i Ml* 1Miami. M I*.•In;in IVk^| NEW YORK, Mur. I t I IN’ i nly <vet v i otitiil. •tor Ini-In." poliey. Itnmeili.it. .Iterrltil atl.'iilion. The I'riendiv DrtiR Store 1.••1»-■ii|>1<>r y i ilial1! lipi• , " 'g it | ( )| l.ltltl" 1.1HI|\| —Tex Rickard's gold-lined heavy - Imi key lilts a bad I I'll. I miii ul li.u -• i>1\:t in i innl ilni weight elimination tout iiuiiieiii g in o|her lellovv mg til.- in*••Ming: •••Vi* iiu IihIiii lias in.vv lo'i'ii Iih,I down to Ih. e ami falliii" it.to III- g |oove .1 « 1 11 >VV1.1 1ll, I \ Dm; i. n. i point vvlieic honest Turn Keeney. , M.-i -1. "III it.1.1 II. K . l'« I kl•1 VVI'I the New /.eiibind blaeksmltb. ill il ' lie iiutl.oM'd Ri l.o at l"ltg IllOge •ill m 'Ilt.'.l, aid l . lu - ! o .. | •oil ll*« i llV dollliny Risko, tltc 1 Icvi'lntid I'll IU1)I ’ll,. I i gull. 1 V II c VV,1 1' XtillII'-1 er, must light it .out fm the pin ! Ifpln.'iie) . t s .d 7 f , m iles , < •n m ic tv i.il p i n ; -— lldiony r.oiling in vv.11 man v vvn k i d during tile eveiung -e--n.il vi" ilcgc of bi'ing nameil as iii'itc •I |MtIn he- I hat well ibsi'ollllte.t •■i day. only I ! ..I Hie panel •.I * t pi*le line and I , i J ait.l " i t , w o t : l i — TunneyV next chullciiger ••v many of (lie peilaloi- he l K beilli pie cut index id nndei i;i mind din t. ,1 i i f if . 'It "I it Among- tlm-. ll ie prospect of this mat. li |m rail: e Ri-ko vva- mil halted lc examined UI lint ll llie aflenoon t| -ii . I.» ,|T,’ during mi notstaodmg iniiieinli t i In to anil ke| | t ntnmg * I •i build, n p e c ile :tn 1 and nil'll' -I'M-iolis‘vvel e I I. |; 1.1 t!i.' . '.ii! nurd is so remote that the heavyweight iii.in.iyi !! ii - i;ie.il t e l e dolit.ny in-lie- were speilm A lu'-l. \\ 11 \ ago, C | I. ig. it id III, v I, | h"MC l-lltl III |l|On limy In- roll: [U'ileil In nla i ll< t lu. w In blow - a lie •I'" « I ' • Mi l am. If \ N. vv plnuie teni iei|imes an 'll. I III, p.1 ' r .t, 's forego In plan to .lif.ii.l tin i .111 alid In* la' de.l pleat v Rut I1 a m i. ut xkilled men and mao, \\ I \\ hi-eli'-, I la 11 v Kent It.. I- , I lit.* s . i l l l l l title next duoi' and lie i oiiteiit with vva lu- l.ll - \ ill nil' W•*1 k till ’ I Miii pbv. N I I .e/i tie, II i ; w ii in e n whose unnu.il one fiulit this yeai 1 I c If I'lui In * tf III r u m .I Inin the plaudit' id I In I nib i . \ \ i .dlierl, U M Re. I. p.i> toll .iiiiuunh lo S Iinlei'il Tunney irav not even ••i.vv■I. I{ i l.o -III. I. to til:, plan ol i t t . i t i th a n m li ii . i t v it Al F I Iqttfin-, R Alii-e. i I S ( S. ( i 11 . * bob up with a million dollar m |keeping in rill i II. iiiiuJc Sharkey Stowe. S Al Wood, \odii vv \uli i tomei foi next Sept unless some ; hold. I‘iiil>nh|y that <>. t dark llie dl . and II it l evy •* 4 lie 7 x ! ill fo r (he year ilindiilate now lulling lu- light favoi- of two ol tlm three oflii •t tftv’ t;lii\V' It of S o u t h t U 7 s a x ' Hie largest in under a liuslii'l b m -t- t<oi|i wt'h ml- I Inly y terdav tile Itoxing ti r N m itlir.i-triit t 'i ihr* In tory of the cpin— a ilerioive victory nvei one of the i* minis—ion iteliveieil ati o l .a - ' l u m i , tlie t r l r — |Uii,. .mimmling to east in Itirknid's heavyweight at'.iim I llie pel iiii'lous lialot ol w. . : kct , in ilk d " ' 1 , 2 ml. I In- was g*. ,’, i stuck company. f umiiiipsii ilflll ( oinmis-lotiei •Mil Mill Inddnip and new Irk plmtu’x i ie.i e of •ir5 * per cent Tex tliis moniiiig seiiiiiied Hu- do..n le. tilled 11ll •.1 Sli.n Sll.ll I.eV, l..i and l.l'V. Rl 1! i k«i i u i ved ) Ss (, list of available Spiing dates al I VVe 111V ut IIIT Im»\« il ii|t 11..- ■aii, ■iiviM - r n r T r r r m o r m i h T " i IT" i lt d i;:ti 11 "I I S. , jM^dimm Suuarir-Uatabm ,-nod— b*-*-pfnn---* I l i n e wax an oiilsl.ittil— it.* . tclepliniii a it j twn outdoor menus for a spot <( out mii'il mi page i! i In l ..•ii ..i ii..' ..ri. a i'v im piov emeitt in the vvlii'ie lie rail edge ui Heeney and if . -ii' tit « ■ xpeii.lilittc* low n of Sanguv v lii< h vvaiepi.il, Ml Ilf llllli '••lib, IlitVVU'V( t if xpee.d and scope of Ihe Risko for Hie piirpo-c of develop •" luive esrapeil seliolis dam a, : . , In I , n<d ill— l \ hi m* *»f llie itlg a dune eooteuilei. lie admit b nig di.xl.iiue set vice and \»»!r I«»i .^lia'l |,i*y. Slew ami Hill lo Hie village of Ilium •t .• • p c t Hitt.; p - i p e i the outlook i- mole too good, Imi* hi ilte elliviency of the lo— I* l.i . t «*l Im i jiulirr, mitl whirl, vva- m Ihe path id llie I loo |ni! i li t -ed. hopes to stage tile liollt in Hie The SuntIII-i n I'acifn R uliei l\nl Mt I'.h latiil ilt t l.in-.l i al set vice Iasi year. I he • t t.ti 'i. . i l l . a I I ti f t h i s gurden rally in May. •li-|iiil«-lii'il a relief Hum. ll - mall i.umber til calls was j;reat* v ;in ! Neither Heeney uni Ri-I,.. an line ^vva- linaffei teil by llie Ih hm|, htt'.'f x.itit wax Nov i i i u i i e y n than ever, and Ihe i m keen for a showdown. The fi.uin i \ i : i i u \\ m ; i i: u s j \ i »k k O.ordlllg t'. report' leri'ivi'.t al Si*vn f e d lim n up . e-t<u - m p '"v ed speed and a c c i t argues that lie took n ten ,oniul ll III lldqillll II I-. I n n 111we.l 1 1 mu |’ g i. p | r i u v ol ihe xeivice won division I'lolll Hie t'leVelaildei la m i i i \ h i i . m i i \. r.i.. M a i . i Deputy Mi.-i iff A W Fallon and w l m I i w | a i Hi in tlie I n — i omnteiiddtiuii li o m our Nov. in I>elnut. tlN.-’ i I S \t U.an nl.r iwo "li-itv e i- prepared in take o'l l " i r < t' s' i u i i l i and e m i — v u-tmnets I.asl night's affair vva- a di-ap- f • li i*»r S«*IMH i . win# ilrfrnlnl al dawn for a flight over Dm I'J.-'-. t ,i tin- |u i m.iueitv'y pointn cut from all angle- exrepi .1«•Itlll; V lull' I,. < r \ lin k o ;i .i’ll a^, |||e . |ii ii ke-t p.< 1 llie continued friendly u l • *:«• ie l. '.'Itmie lm uie.-x. dial of the Risi .o supporter- who 11 a I III l Welg lit m tell lo in HI •il.l.' mean- of getling ail esluoaie . Hilude of our custom ers took tlie i inn | end of the I. time 1out d- at I lie \I ■11a \ IV, llei ol the >1.image and lo— of life. T M h * r d I ijic year ..ud ol the public, and at pi ices ranging fn.iii 5 io I J to laM night, ha eaiiird llie iig!i* I lie entire l olilitrv-nle vvaIhe v it ; i. . > a , ci viug ibrir contidence in Ihe 1 to .1 and i leaned up. lo meet f.'iiv i un/.miei i. world ' idling.'d into dmkui's.- when power stability ol the telephone J ' , 2 'T ,< /’ !, lepltones in .'**ioi key found the ( li'vebind leallll'l vvelg lit eiiumpimi, ill an wires were swept out between 12 boy u *ough customer at t ins • Ollllboil I 111 ill the Se-qili Stud i It «' n i n e •• uillie.ixleru .industry wax substantially at an,I 12: lfi A. Al. l ights in tlie quarters a 'd after tarrying fiv< ■mu la iv llu- siiuiiiiei. The vviiiin r iilv ol l.o.- Allgele- were affeited M .ilf., < . r»: ? H m i j n indicated by their invest­ of the first six rounds bogged I ol I .-I night'- bat lie vva- prmm-i >1 lor a t une. Wc*p? ii M ii wiled, l S l,K " it ments in telephone securi­ dot'll and muddled 'blotigli until link ill I ail/ailiel i's crown. were nv q.\l P, .itlter c o i n ­ ties. I here are now t 5,— A teli'plmue call to the sh eriffthy closing periisl. In addition to this luxurious new 8 cvl»n "Hire bfiv flam Santa Paula said ) titlox hut viimieeted w illt 12 l stockholders in Ihe The writers seme gave Sbarke.V I H C K A S E E K S ItK\ MNCK the Santa d u r a river was’ a rag­ (be lied S\ - i. in, .ind IX,— hell System in tliis section der car, see the new American six clem i ouiids and Risko foul ing torrent, 20 feet deep and a mi'" O lfi were lo-MU'd in turm who own Jt'.d.lXO shares I'ive could have been called FT. '\ ETI'.ltSIUtRO, Fla.. Mai. wale. |lie Postal telegraph npeinof the Erskine Six, the new Dictator an le mes. ol stock. either way. The shrinkage of gate i l l (INS I Seeking: revenge fm •or at Oxnard reported tlie towns receipts reflected a lack of inlei i an onilirr ilefeat. Kinky llai ri­ H ie Commander, world’s champ*01' t** of Satiroy and l**illrnorc inundated osl probably due to the icient ail- led Ins National- a im s , tile b*y & n'.l>v nioie thou lour and one halt [ ih istie flop of the Heeney- 1 hdiiiny today to oguin taikb' lloslon'- feet of water with the floods ,-nll • "j . eiigsgeiuen: wlin-dv cost old doho Hiaves. Ilarii- i- all pepped up "'C i/ N rising ut five o'elnck tins nionung. , 3 p . m . t o 11 p . (j. i'ubiic something like $17.1,-• iibout Irving Hadley, a pitchei !> • ’ Many houses were swept from (too. wim served with the Nat- a slnirl l heir foundations and rairied away The rush customers last night line last M'li-i'li. “ lie's one of tile mini lie red only-III,!l|.’l and the i n ’ j In t piti l.ers in tin- league right by the flood waters, liep'irls from tlie sheriffs office at Ventura, (i.r> reyi-lpts vvele »luu,'.m|. .Shn ike. ! now." -aid I Ian n>. . miles noitit of here, said the Santa and Risko will get iilsuit $25. Clara River, swollen by the flood 00U each for a bout (but will INVENTS CHH.F DEVICE waters from the broken dam, had , never be rt metrhrred n» a classic left its banks. of tbu ring.. DENVER. Mur. 12.— ( I N S ) Bridges were swept away and VI he investment in service reached a ' Uln presenlintj (he detailed results of • A g reatly ‘improved Risko fared A mcehiittieal device bus been in­ total 'of £ 1 81.K 1 4, lo o on December last year’s operations, we continue the .Sharkey this time. The crude, vented by Non Cyei of Denver inuny homes along the river bot­ 3 1. l l,27, not iiiclinliiiK f t , 334,788 of policy of taking our customers and the rusher who win ruffed into a com tliut will pick tip golf IuiIIh from tom ncur Santa Paula, 15 niilc.t construction work in progress. This in- public fully into our confidence, it . . . ic vaianliiif by the lloBtoitlan two tlie gieen without tlie tiled bus •aft «'f Ventura, weiy eatTicd off s|'ik'i"h‘ watet years agq wus bigger and strong­ iness man w|m golfs for exercise '> 1 11 ■ , . v estm ent includes such.pjynancukpjLPlW^ 4llMivl>1iu-au-v>ppt»rn,-iiity t o ajrttih »**«£*A*Va'i**'**v P '*1 er (han Sharkey , last night and I’^v mg tig.bctvl liiB- xreni jg •back- to 1 ; • '* | r ( y ;Ts W T you i T a l f l n J c s with s w it c h express the appreciation of tlie tele­ v -ar-hitie’Hranild ” fd mifTi Im^goml reach them.’ . UlliUEKS D/.IRY FARM boards and o t h e r associated evpiipphiRte workers for your friendly interest fighters look bnd. It is a simple appala'us. com-, n te n t; 3 , 1 2 4 , 0 5 2 m iles o f wire ( 3.7 per and c o -o p e ra tio n . Phone 3711 He mauled and e'bovced Sharkey |Misi'd of a !"j.g handle and sev­ dwee*. Milk Sweet Crcntn |b|s, tinie, koiil piling irt mi him eral i ibboi,- - t e l SOUTHERN UELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CUMPANY, rings fastene I liHtv,"urul«4 ) , Luttcr Milk - ; * . an4 U n l i t •'stotqeS ^ ihixiwinj- at the liqtt no. Thu Uxy golf punrlies aRhnhgh dark direrted a pin fee will out 'have to exetx’fse | ; MJIU for liable" -- , _ •••muiilwuiw /iiti at his body in tjuitc t o stri’Hgouslj now. . , — T h e C r e a t In d ep en d c3t h ’f - r ' i f v (7 i l.i i :-p. l State And County Tax Booit Close Aprii-Fiflit. ’ Mr. Geo. W. McRory Seminole Hudson Essex Co. Jno. D. Jinkins, TEN JfW -F . SHOWDOWN’ DAY P. SA LE R IN ES— ' Ti LANErs STORE Risko, Sharkey Fight Fails To Produce Cohtender For Gene ’sHeavyweightCroum rt J Te 1e p li o n e E x p a n sio n R eflects t h e P ro g ress o f th e Scor es Perish As Floods Rush Over (alil'oiiiiiaJ-aiidK -------- T h is N ew 8 -C y lin iier P / r e s id e n chooses lo run and to 1 0 O horsepower—'■$1 2? S 5 , M eet The President hi ON MARCH 17th STUDEBJlKE • Ik . ##v J . • i . • •? 3 •*• • , • •• . • •• . : . «• . . “ ' ' ’ v • • '• • *-.. . v;y '• ... • . « • • * - • . * . •. �I r -i ■.............................. - " ----------- ------------------ -------- • ' --- " ------ —— ■\p" rV ‘ 3 • rvi^Vt. «TV — W +¥• Will t ' I ' ‘ THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH I t . 192S PAGK TW O F l i g h t " S S t t B # ••^ n n z n s :: r.’. n ri:k u •:hn»#avnVffiiit’n fi^ r^ ifretfo n * bo aceurod. As ayoryjono knnwa, — . »"li- i •▼err aHw m w Elaborate studies in psychiatry and neurology at the the Rclectlnn made by the voter* HMtMi, Fie*Me. r f U S i l ' A tM H . Army. School of Aviation Medicine nt Brooks Field, San An­ at tho primary i s - tlio candidate b l t M u w«*U «1« m Matter tonio, reveal, according to an International News Service who vt*il! appear mt the Democrat­ UrleW* ST. !*!•. at Ilk. FealefUer at HaMnl. P1«M4a. « O r r M l mt dispatch, that aviators such as Lindbergh and Chamberlain ic nominee pn the ballot jn Novem­ O .X HM at IMir t *, 1ST . a re born and not made. ber. The primary hns always nam­ nOt-VUID/U' PBA)I . ..fMIte These men and the otjher pilots of unusual skill, says the ed the officials in Florida, and K>IUK. K. JOVBi-F«ie*i«» WI*M dispatch, are endowed with a sense sim ilar to th a t which there is nothing in view to suggest f keeps birds on the wing. They a rc men of a new generation a change. The democracy should u n w c H irrio * ratrs •7.M in which is evolving ‘‘a sense of fligh t" just as youth learns prepare r<»r the primary by'qual­ •I.TB to ride a bicycle. The new sense is made up of an "Instinct­ ifying nml then make sure lo vAte. ftsV .-;S v= E ••.IB ive feel of direction, speed, altitude, and euullibrium," a c ­ Ju st to show the importance of m il, ftaafar4Hi «•«•- cording to Colonel L. M. H athaw ay, chief of the air Corps being qualified for the primaty wkitrikn te (he laiaraa Thc-ftillowing-bsl is -published,-trredical section.^-! — ~ Wetra I n »*!<*> i m t i l Inillcnle' just’ what is expected of M M iter —krw*—■TgulwtUk Tfiis appears W m e a n th a t all men, and women for that the voter. The primary election f lk«MUl v»<*r*U ilaltr i .«W Irwllir rvrili »< ike ;m atfer, are not naturally endowed with the ability to fly will name: « w i i TW i. <v, a, u ir edteleat ia I'l.rlJ. aarf la well, which means safely. It means, if Colonel Hathaway Six presidential electors. il. (s correct, that the dream of overv man owning hid own Twelve delegates to the nat­ II la a tarwbtr of tk< "fliv ver" plane will not come true— at. least for a generation. ional Democratic convention, Hareaa »f Clrralailaaa. * aa For. Colonel Hathaway believes this "k nack " now evol­ four from the state nt large and lalfMtxiMl Aaaarlal lea mt T»ktwo from each congressional dis* Uakera. .Ilim lw n . aal A4vcHla* ved in a few will ultimately grow strong in the many_ In __ lac , A|ral> Wklrh *r*alrr« ear* other words he thinks generations to come will finally in­ • trict. i abllakrr ariaWf la aakaill <• Memhers of the nationn^ Dem­ tkaraaaV aaAlt ml aakarrlallai h erit this "flying sense". Children will learn to fly as early tlalaja anlrr t« lerlfr akaalalel. In life as they now learn to drive a car. And this would make ocratic committee. ■i wHl 4 ■ AM rial a, a if clrralatlaa • <j‘r >.f>ara|~\M«lnraa air*hall. A United States senator. b etter aviators. 1 Four representatives in cong- j , W KDNJG SDAY, M A RC H H , 1928 F o r observation of every-day traffic shows f out -while less, one each front the First, the younger generation may be reckless it is also more adept T|IK* IIKHAI.IPS I’HOOIIAM Second, Third and Fourth con­ m b r la (III aal raaalr al- a t handling the motor vehicle than those of the generation gressional districts. mlktalrallo.. t^lt(T|irr naln mate te Jarhaea. thnt grew up driving the old gray mare. A governor. Some <lay, perhaps, all our children will be as skilled in A secretary of state. iahaa Inline aatrarllaa mt S*. the upper air as Lindbergh is today. , An attorney general. * lllter Canal, a— laaaanrallan of meeathlr “l*a> A comptroller. bV. ------------ o----------------' , *:»f W’e*k." A slate treasurer. , S^Ylinitallai hi era* icnirallna of balldlaa Mother Spanks f •rla, aonera holrla, aaartmrat A superintendent of public in­ hvkaea. * struction. , — a.emmbalfr Cheat. Mrs, Christine Woodsldc of Kansas City took a*clothes —Oamaletlea of rli/ brunt IfIni A commissioner of agriculture. iM aratrram hanger and gave her 16-year old daughter a spanking tho — am aal toolpre kaapllal Two justices of the state sup­ other day because the girl went jov riding on Sunday. The reme court. girl had her mother arrested and Mrs. Woodside was fined n m i.ir v e r s e f o r t o d a y Two memhers. of* the Florida DARKN ESS D ISA P P E A R S :— $100 or given an alternative sentence of 100 days in jail. railroad commission, one for un inuu «(« my Ump, uO uuni, THatk *re my Lord: aim and vithe Mrs. Woodsldc picked jail and then decided reconciliation unexpirrd anil another f o r a full I* — btw _ jill „ lighten —„ i------- F« *.,or ■L on my jdarkness. with her daughter would be sweeter than iron bars, Accord­ form. ,bjr Wie* I have run through n ing to Inst reports the daughter wasn't interested in making An adjutant general. troop: by my Cod have.I leaped leapt peace. . A state chemist. overt* t f i wall.—2 Samuel 22:29, .10. Mrs, Woodside was arrested on a charge of adm inister­ A number of circuit judges. P R A Y E R :—O Lord. Thou . art ing an "unwarrantedly severe" spanking. She said she State’s attorneys. bothj our light and our life, our k atrength am) our everlasting re- made it severe on purpose, made the imager leave distinct A number of state wirxturK marks so daughter would remember the punishment. Ap­ N m t* ‘ * - ‘ ‘ County judges. parently the daughter did remember it and m other will Sheriffs. suffer the loss of her child's affection. > | F IN E GIRL Clerks of circuit court*. On some children of sixteen a spanking even as severe I like To ridp with Agnes Deers— Supei intenileiits of puliiie i n - j Because sho never strips the gears. as Mrs. Woodside laid on would not be amiss, but to the av­ Rtriietion. — P. A. in Timcs-Union. erage boy ami girl of sixteen it would have much the effect ("minty assessor:, of lax e .. I'd rather ride with Magdalene. Tax corteeluiTf it did on Mrs Woodside's* daughter. Of course most of them Sho'a never out of gasoline. County "irveyors. wouldn’t think of appealing to the police, but.in their minds —Litton Elkins in Journal Herald. resentm ent would linger long a fte r the* sting of the paddle SujM'rvisors of registration. But (the one I like has 'em both had departed. County mm mis-d oners. beat, Mi'iiibeia of eounly boards of Children of sixteen are old enough to be corrected in bet­ Shc'| always on her side the street. public instruction. ter fashion. If they are beyond correction by any other than \— San;, Quitman Free Press Justices of tile peace. physical means, a mere spanking will not' do much good, Hut/give me pretty Mary I.atid, CimsUildes. I drurie her ear—use just one hand. rhe boy or girl of sixteen years today is a great deal older Judges of civil and juvenile —/hit lliffem. Savannah Press. in experience and common sense than children of the same courts. || You. can date me up with Hattie age in past generations when the legendary school m aster Prosecuting attorneys in coun­ lashed his older pupils with a hickory switch. ties where tei ins will expire. -* . * » * » * The Sinford Herald >he Jins no car—and hates to t ide. - ^ Jjg g a .'T a rpon Springs leader. J _ rusrt|ct ipe.fiiic with Kollir Wire, ?hejknawk how to cluing? a tire. _ GOOD Y E A R F O R (iR O W F R S l a k ela n d led g er I Mying your poll tax now. Toe Oviedo display at the Cham­ ber kjf Commerce is just n sample of whHt a Seih'nnle enmity fair voujd be like. Beginning tomorrow, he who afisMng would go, will do so at his owii risk as the season is closed untft May U>th. ■ j M em beis of the cm in t; e x e c ­ utive cuinniitiees. i‘ " ‘ eellip ielll<-\-<| e le li Vine. The r t p u a t i n g under the Hi van piideiiiuilif is g n u ; ing and tile le nei miiey Iqw t h e r e , will be I'Ut ijie I p,l *U results. -Youiig trees >?<}'»•|A"(W A " II# Cl I plniil-. in n|,ei .ilii-.i hi ‘^l primary'', and w h e ie v e r then* fire j n,,t been pi-'Titqblb th;V wVi V inti t- f the s t a t e Ink tig ear.- (if more than two eainlulates nppenrn,|t export'd to Iv imt tin g ra p e fru it Mint might m.i tmil a jii , ,,ifi, (. the f i is t and ( groves wh ph have I,gen g i ; e n -it '<n iidv I t i m k e l . T h e I I I i l l / , it im i , , f tentlo’i paid their uwiiet's v ell. I'iie ! fruit in i h iiiantii-i will me 11 a? ■ s c ,uul i Inn. i- “ ill be e x p r e s s 'd on the ballot. Tile main idea to be refruit crop tins ’tort Mint from veac 1 ,- year m em beted. however, is that the iesweet, | In Lakeland the FI >i ida ( ti ns Milt of the p rim a ry i* final and Llkeland lies tieeli h o s t l|> t |I’eodurts toipuiuliiin, •>t -■ |, i-ivo. .And. a g a i n ! it ir.tv be t>> the meinlei T. ..e II I Adi ill l*i liken I ,few , days . ■■ — ................ s g in n>l m anager. i vjnd. T il i tophusis. th a t those wliu , illgu.'inds (imperative a-.-oi ialiuti, |^ getting lg lirmly e n t; I , , ,,p , i a t 1 i l l II most of whose members n ■ l i e i l l year-i••ami lui-is Fruit juices will lad to t e g is t e r will not be allowed e t h e i states and ho i "in ■ h 'ii* l.e preserve.I fm tile f 1 st iv Weeks , to take part ill llie clm iie of the •sice ;( year to receive icp> Htv !.*■ ami then n:hm vegetatde puci s, ■ many national, s t a l e and county i( u* vlr\v th e s e a s o n ' l u e i n t - ' Tin i m n i a l wledisoio,' a- in tin- n tm ial lai meeting was held m Highland i ,t ASIII be |t;u ke.l |oi ronsueipt ion n le s te rd a y , Cieiiti.ill llie ; *ni ;; a • .•IT m .mills highly s a tisfa i t.ii > tin- 11 ml la lug milosti IM — — 4,“ Hoth the State and defense are Aving just, fair uml iin|iailial 1 ear i i and yeai o u t . " i i r i :reiAmen meat by Judge DrWitt l‘ ov’liers say, orange and elapefiait Sroy In the Ij:(ke trial. tl'(*?s are profitable. No man who extracts nnythmi; from the , -d T^fo score of .^pford merchun'.s ■an count on a sure return f i ‘ tu 1 ire ^cooperating IiV staging Dollar one season to another, and sensi­ Daya Friday and Saturday. The ble men discount the hazards. hoiping public should show their The liaznrdu in fruit grow ng ipprcctation of this event. Moriitn bn miing tieiter all tietime. i'i'iMin,, who own good prov­ es will .j., well (<• give tarm prop■r atlent ii, In ieils.* manges and e i i p i f r o i v ill li.ionie more val­ uable a- the uses fur them are iiiultiplieil. ^rW h en you turn N o r t h w a r d a g a in The place to build your home !t iiDe Forest Sanford Re?Jty - i DIXIE FEVER RITDTP t to ioST. LOUTS! M i l c f o r mile America*! incut scenic, historic tris Via Atlanta,f/mtfiinoojt C / iic J c a m a u g a National P a r k , L o o k o u t Mountain M o c c a s i n B e n d , N a j|i! v ille , Evanst iH*. Pdfikenofi, Kdfktdir, Tennrstit F a s t J ) i r e c l - A l L S l c e l T r a i n s A r c \ T a ilin g To Speed You H a rk FAMOUS DIXIES DAILY a he So u t h l a n d L*. Sanford f A.C.L.) 3:25 pm. 11 Jnckionvitle (ACL) 8:20 pm. Ar. Knoxville(L.&N.) 12:41 pm. Ar. Louiiville (L. & N.) 9:20 pm. " Cincinnalif L.A N.) 10:20 pm. " Chicago (Prnna.) 7:35am . T h ro u g h • t r r jit n * c a n , S a n fo rd to C in c in n a ti and C hicago. S lc iip rr a ran ta rn s t ra in tn l . m i l i v i l l e . i y i u i a j . k f r a n d ecwivhc.'; rtra c : r a ilu n c a r, S a n fo rd (<• C tn c in n a ti D IX IE uhe F l * ** LouLville ( L . A N .) 9 : 0 0 am. Ar. Cincinnati (L .& N .) 8:50 am. T hrougl. •trailing c a r * t o ^ i o l n l a a h a w n : Lv. Ar. Ar. A r. Ar. lndianapoli*(Big4) l l : S 0 am. ** Columbua (Dig 4 ) 12:55 pm. 11 Cleveland fBig 4 ) 4:55 pm. Ar. Tulcdo (Big 4 ) 2:43 pm. ‘ Detroit (M.C.) 4:23 pm. id in a n J d in in g c a r. Jacksonville A C L . . . Chattanooga N C &. St L . St. Louis L &. N Chicago C & E 1 T h U l in , aJ*o o p e ra te * ih e » t> !a iid i.l t ll. X IC F L Y E R and H I X I E l . t M I T T . n o w l i t f D i* ie F l y t r R o u t » !•* Chicago and S i . L o ii U , and N F -W G R L E A N S F L O R ID A L I M I T E D to N * * r O rle a n s and Ih e S o u t h w n t w it I i th ro u g h a le tp c r to L o t A n j r l c i . For ftirther Information «ml fticrvaiioni*, npply lo: teN i iKMmc.m.Nca<tiir ilS Cok*a IU| It t.MfTSfY F r t.lSNX R. R.R, m. m. m. m. j4 t 10 p. m. [ . E .FlRCUSOS,P I t . c s r i l , Sit 12 CoW.Ui 1)4 tr. BtrSmrt JiibH-dW. H*.14- JickMenSr, fWWi a s h v il l e p. p. a. a. Per honklfll. llrrH*! c«r rurn altmi, filrn onj inker In/armnrfnn, aM>t, I* >*ut home liibl ilfrnl, nr I f . C. D R C T N K Y . F lo rid a P a s se n g e r A g rn t 134 W r r i H a y S i . , I'h u n .’ !>*0 3 0 2 , J u t k iu r iv iU f , F la . L o u isv ille 9:45 12:51 7:20 7:45 lim ited 6:55 a. m, 11:05 tvm. 113 5 p. m. The Dixie Flyer It equipped with club-lounge car, drawing room, compartment ilecplng car* and coacbea. The Dm'r Limit'd carrlea drawing room, compartment sleeping can and coaches. Ohierrulion Cars are operated on both train*; also D ixie Dinert, famous for Southern cooking. O b se rv a tio n c a r, J a c k io n v ilie to C im ln n .it : , f lS T I DIXIE FLYER a m in g o L*. Jackionvilie ( ACL) 8r3Qam. Ar. Knoxville (L. A N.) ll:3G pm . " Lrxinglon (L. 5c N.) 6:15 am. .Hem bus of the state execut­ ive committee. Mipllhei . I.f the co n g . c.isioiuil vAi’CUlive i uininittees. PlH t 'rumblings ef “street pul- I ------------------- liking" reached The Herald office • I'ersor.p who own g i me I I I I ' l d k his morning. |county have mu liven di npiunni 'Dr*/ 1 — — o-------Iwrfoi ni this duties 1 v f*o •f viliEenahip .by registering and "1 Ji I i . i . . ^ Find. DIXIE FLYER ROUTE >t W . Martin Johnson, Explorer, Smokes Lucky Strikes In Wildest Africa “ While trailing big game in Africa, I have never been without my Lucky Strike Ctgarefle. Once on the Abyssinian border my shipment of them from America missed us, and l « ’us miseruMe until the natives followed our tracks a cro ss the Kaisout desert to Nairobi with my precious carRO of Luckies. After four years of smoking Luckies in wildest Africa, l find my voice in perfect con* dition for my lecture tour in America UOSSING’S QUICK SKItVICIC T R A N SFER Hauling. Crating, Shipping, mtd Storage. ('hunt* l!IH 601 K. 3rd St. 1. Tills IleniM tomorrow will i on■good-many~do!lnr tlHy bar-’ ~TH K F L I G T n ’ T O VF^NT^r Friday and Saturduy will I 'A I .A T K A N E W S ritto some exceptional opportuniA creduInns world bus beeumc all IlloiU’eil I, t tie mast of h i . ;C8, for readers of this paper to ‘ more so sitlee publicity seekcl> iif bunt, lb )ia ; isunlizi'd tlie underave on their purchases. minimized bruin development bate taking lor a tru s tin g public, t dun dared the perils of tile air. unlv to nicest thing about this tinto pass !uto_ob!ivhin. The list ,.f tlove lessening tin ■ m ental d i -tut h.itu c year is the delicate scent i who souglit in tiny liarques of tbe needed lo gi ii-' s'.cb an as to a i'ii ge blossoms. Their fntg-|„,iw............... ,, . , , ut (lie ing idea e doubly sweet with the Atlantic and failed, is no longer Probably because of ad\i<-o morning dew. j thpn the Ii at u^-those who sought weather lepoits Ir* lit \'eni|s, Mins i to conquer the more tranquil l\ie- o." sonic of rile adjacent planet , Mentions htc that there will |ifie. The personnel of tho.se vati- tlie new daie-ile\ i| o ' the sky .mi jnuch interest and excite- |ous pionec. ing groups is aheudy ilouueed yesterday that Ins flight •nt attached to the race for con- forgotten, but the fact of llu-ir liml been delayed but would tat •• tole'and Justice of peace ns some fnnlhurdlncss still lives and forms place next .summer. And if th.v a others for higher county of- the premise for the belief thut time arrives too quickly, there s . modem men and women might a t ­ no lenson why u later day could tempt anything. not lie set. Any otd date is early Vrd again it become, the duty It i» no wonder, then, that news, enough for a navigator who must Florida newspapers to begin paper readers—and they arc legion expect to be a .long time dead. Ht. votecs to register and and of varying degrees of credul­ There may he those who refuse •^thejy poll tax. With such un ity—should fall for the story of to believe in Santa Claus. Possibly jk ••lection, approaching, Robert Condit, the man who claims a few expect no gold-laden ship no many b'g issues to be that he will set sail for the plum l to come in. These aro the skepti­ », surely every worth-while Venus in a sky-rocket nt sonic ear­ cal. They are outnumbered by far l.iMILace to it that it ia pos- ly date. Being somewhat of a puli- by those miljlotts who will keep ^ Unvote wjtrn the t me ccmtca. Heist, Condit has further heighten­ necks era nod until u flash through ed the e ffeets of his sensational the hen veils announces that Robert fie' police stnndal in Miami proposed adventure by liberal pas­ Condit is on his way, the greatest dd^>#tm; to ' indicate that the sing along of pictures of bimseif Columbus of them all. . • on'negroes has nevJ| e# W *«m d in that city. The of Blacks and the REGISTER NOW FOR THE PRIM ARY handcuffed white m*n tta |s a pastime that • JA C K SO N V ILLE TIMES-UNION tluitiou op any comMen and women of Florida, Duv­ cise of the franchise. An entirely al county, Jacksonville, should un­ new set of books will be made up kliapti a grand juror derstand that in lorder to vote in 'o r the coming primury und only _ ^ to ninety days in the primary elecllun, which is lo those whose names arc inscribed 'or contenipj of court because be held-June 5, tley must register thereon will be permitted to vote. The opportunity for registering 4V0i information about the and pay pail Ltxci, if liable to.the * affair* to gambl •.•.jo ia tttr levy, They should also uniter^ , iR'.Vlub ¥M»j.nUy "the. home -t* n f.J iDUglltad he what aappen*d. r stand that .rpeeiaf daces huve"f>een fordtd for a short time, loiter it wo g»nbiera^vho secured the designated in vnri >us parts of the will be necessary to go to the coun­ nation paid 11,000 fines each city and ruunty wh are officials will ty courtI’.mise Ut register. .The same wlr part in the jury tamper- tube the iiapiv* an i fill out the tfe- l»‘ rbia business of fooling with aifed certificate*, The mutter ia rw appears U> be rather made simply aqd < any for all Who iotu. • ’ desire tu thui iptalify f o r t h e exer­ 2 f Jj'Utr/l Elton J. Moughton A r c h ite c t First Nat’l Dank Dldg' Sanford. Florida___ CITY TR'ANSI KU & STORAG E CO. m E xp ert I’iuno moving with improved SEL-IU ) piuno moving equipment. Hauling -C rating -Shipping Side-Track Earilitirs. Phone StMj 2(10 N. Maple Avenue Ralph W . Loesing M gr— , “ .it a DO YOU K N O W ? the Tobacco CropM Ml from J a c k s o n v ille n N! w upt«* UMK tm» Tb«Ur. • d (m S * » * m D n s i S t o J i f , J P .M . B*t.««. sx> «• PtJ^wTCrsri « i;... titoW toll >*d Ult“ f W be-m NvwY**t ftH ttf iW | mSu i-. ili. Balm •1-wWrt rwk Ml.iJ. Au'J (MtwdMmiml Ii Urn. • /H^LIiiK* fmm Xfmmi. llliulmtmlfaUtw, No Throat Irritation- No Cough. IN E The Cream of for Lucky Strikes says Tobacco Buyer “ Buying tobacco for L U C K Y STRIKE Cigarettes is a matter of selecting the finest *o grown. It is my duty and instruction 10 TK u Cream of the Tobacco Crop’ for JIUB brand. Nothing is omitted or spared in making my purchase just a little bettef* Quality always tells.” i 01028, Tha A: h *U.>.■ ■ ____ ' l";' ' tlv- **; >• r ° �.*' , ■■r* ■- —— ‘T —I * , : * — f t -*■»*jg****j itmjfs~ * t i i THE SANFOKP’HERALD. WEDNESDAY. TffAIUgr U , 1?2B tiltiWi U T M 't f t l T U r t M l W M H r T y r f c J I —•l f t V — ......................... Manager Of Aster Farms, E. C.Nortdn, Is ClaimedByDeath Ml )Tehpk°ne H # MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37. 1 - Excitement Of Oil Fields Is Shown In Picture A t Milane Social ilendar __ George \V. McRory, well known Sanford business man, today an* _ „ VI . nounced his connection with tho Club Members Enjoy E. U. Norton, manager of Aator H„tes staff of the Seminole HudLovely Bridge Party Farms, member of Roosevelt’s •son.Essex Company, Seminole Rough Riders and nraldent of S a n - ! County distributors,for the Hud* The regular-fortnightly- bridgetYordTor-the pnit ttllw wWomotoW, ~ ~ i r. T ---.; 'Mr- Mrltnry is an automobile pnrty given for members- of-the £o ■, Soiinl Department of the Woman's Sunday night in Miam,, according man ,lf 1(ltl>r „ , wHenee. For the Club, Tuesday afternoon proved to word received hy D, L. Thrash past several years he has been connected with the sales depart­ * most delightful as well as lovely er of this city. in every way.The hostesses for the As a soldier in Roosvelt’a famoua ment of the Edward Higgins Inc. afternoon were Mrs. William H. fighting outfit. Mr. Norton fought Mr McRory has been a resident Tunnlcliffc, Mrs. Endor Uurlette j in the battle of Sun Juan HH[ be­ of Sanford for a number of years and is prominent In local business and Mrs. Roland Read. side his two biothers, one of whom circles. He is active in social and Suggestive of St. Putrick’s dny was killed and (lie other wounded. fraternal circles und has a host were the decorations nhtl other de­ For his bravery and military quali­ of friends, who will In* interested tails. The large auditorium where ties he wns the recipient of milch to learn of Ids new connection. the tables had been arranged for pralso from Colonel Roosevelt. play was beautifully adorned with Mr. Norton was married IS CARD OF THANKS numerous baskets filled with ex­ months ago and had been living at quisite wlhite cut flowers combined his home on Mellonvillo Avenue. We wish to thank the many with greenery. Irish flags and Ir­ The news of his death, which oc­ friends who so graciously remem­ ish harps were also used to advan­ curred unexpectedly, will conic as bered us with’thelr beautiful flor­ tage. a shock to hj* frineds in Hanford. al offerings, and many expres­ V ■ Scores for the enjoyable games His body wns taken to Arlington sion* of sympathy In our bereave­ ment in the loss of our deni1 Hus­ of progressive bridge wbre kept on Cemetery for interment. band and, Brother J . It. llooch tallies in the form of Shamrocks » Mrs. Marjorie L. Hood and at the conclusion of the game Mrs. Walter S.‘ Coleman and and family. scores were compared and the first guest Mrs. (ifnrge Camden Conger prize, a green crystal flower bowl of Okluhomn City, llkln., left Wed­ went to Mrs. Jam es Hawkins. Mrs. nesday morning for a motor tr|p ’. Mrs. Ilo n y .1. Wilson And Mrs. Paul Riggers, who scored next to Miami. Palm Bench and other Hid Rive motored to Orlando Tuesday where they were tho highest score, received a green points on the Fast Const. guests of Mrs. Fraukiin Hardaway. crystal vase. The low score prize, a bouquet of flowers went to Mrs. Mtvsich Jr., Mrs. S. 1). Highleyinnn, B. (!. Smith. The cut prize, an Ir­ Mrs. C. K. Myers, Mrs. R. 11. Me Mrs. Raymond Philips, Mrs. ish pipe tied with green ribbon was Crucken, and Mrs, O. P. Herndon. Benjamin Whit nor J r ., and Mrs. won |by Mrs. Fred Zerrener. There were sixteen tables of Monroe It. 11m ton motored to orAt the tea hour the bridge acces­ players who enjoyed this unusuulty lanii.i Tuesday where they spent the day. sories were removed, the tables dqJJghtful affair laid with hand made covers and it fredhments consisting of con­ gealed fruit salad- topped with green timydimnise, green puffles, > M arriage qf Jack and Jill olives, cheese wafers, individual Kouthside School Auditorium angel food cakes frosted in white and embellished with tiny green Friday — 8 l*. M. shamrocks and coffee were served Adults fide C h ild re n 25c — C iihI of 71) Children by the hostesses assisted by Mrs. Calvin Teague, Mrs. John ■ W. • - Backed by the raging, seething excitement, of n new oil field, will hold where the gushers may be expect­ t t f c r f t 3 00 o’clock 41 ed tn come in nt any second, ‘‘The .j ’i Club. 1' I _j‘ :• Showdown", which comus to the TH U R SD A Y ‘ Milane Theatre today, presents n I fgjhloncd New England loVe story of tremendous poignan­ ■»ir<n by the W. C- .T* V* cy' timi power. "viotk nt the Methodist Selected us George Bancroft’s Tea at the West fi^tt starring picture for Para­ mount, following his sensational School from 3 to 5 appearnnee in "Underworld", "The |irrn by the Parent Teach- Showdown" is the story- of four eiation. The public is cord* men—nnd. one woman brought rJted. face to face with primitive condi­ meeting of Seminole tions in a desperate struggle to No. 2 O. E. S. will 1)0 find the flowing gold. [7:30 o’clock at the Masonic Into the swamp jungles of tlte back country of the Tampico oil FRIDAY fields comes a gently nurtured Ljtn'* Club of the Holy girl from New York. Ignorant «>f fpisctTpul Church will* meet the conditions she must face, she flock Friday ^vening nt the brings d trunk full of evening |llou»e^ clothes and gold mounted toilet (Ur meeting of the W. C. articles. Through a series of 1m be held at 3:30 o'clock events, she finds' herself alone in [Methodist Church parlors. the hack country with four men >ial Child's Welfare Pro- who •have not seen n woman for been arranged. . a "yenr. Then begins a tense drama he Wedding of Miss Jill which surpasses even the suspense Jack." nt the South Side of “Underworld," and build*, to a School at 8:00 o'clock un- smashing and totally unexpected fauspices of the South Side finish. Parent Tenchera AssnciaHeading the ensfc which sup­ *i ports Bancroft are Evelyn Brent anion department of the — who played with him in Under­ it High School will give re- world," Neil Hamilton, Fred Koh­ 8:00 o’clock nt the Scmth- ler. also in " Underworld**"^ ns the h School Auditorium. lender of a gang; Arnold Kent E. Courier will entertain und Leslie Fenton. hers of the I.ottnphini “The Showdown" was adapted |Club nt 0:00 o’clock at her to the screen by Hope Luring from Palmetto Avenue. jibe stage play “ Wildcat" by Hous­ . SATURDAY ton Branch. Victor Scheitzinger it bridge party and dance dii •ccted the picture. Hotel Forrest 1 -tke, under pices «.f tin* Knights of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walsnm nf is. Cards nt eight o’cclock, Names City spent litcday here begins nt 0:00 o'clock, Tiiosduy on business. [is cordially invited. n’s story hour nt the Mrs. (’buries Powell Jr., tins re­ at 10 o’clock. turned home nftcr spending the MONDAY Classes for the St. Agnes past month with her parents Rev. ill lie held at 0:00 o’clock and Mrs. Rutherford Dougins nt their home at Henderson, Ky. Parish II oure. n's Guild ot Holy Cross 1 Church will meet n! H°ck ot the Parish House. ,Orgun Club will hold regslness meeting and plecofftrers at 3:30 o’clock nl e of Afrs. W. A. Zachary Avenue with Mrs. ZaellOld Fashioned Mrs. .1. H. Cole Inugh as s. George McRory Joins Hudson-Essex Firm * * > V-— MRS. PARKER E R T R R T U N S Laney’s The Belle Bennett Circle of the Missionary Society of the First Methodist Chnrcn heiu a very in­ teresting nnd heipful meeting Monday afternoon nt tho home of Mrs. I*. D. Parker on Magnolin Avenue.-The chnivnuuM-Mra. Lloyd Brown -presided itjycrvthr business session. Mrs. R. W.' Tbm er had charge of the devotional exercises for the afternoon after which sev­ eral Important topics were dlsrusse<L' A very interesting article “The Life of Belle Bennett” wns read by Mrs, Turner. After all business had boen disposed of, Fho hostesses Mrs. Parker, and Mrs. W, I* Clarke served refreshments consisting of hot chocolate nnd sandwiches. The next meeting will he held at the home of Mrs. R. \V. Turner with Mrs, P. D. Cohh as­ sisting. E. First St. P r« # *l Sanford lkm . Filled P ra a iS U r/V .1 . ,Tf And Accurately' * t * * On improved r e s i d u e * * -and busifMsS « * « - • —. ** =*»■ -•* i A m I• M o r tg a g e : r . , 1 |j . Baldwin Mortgage Co: _ , I,- • • ;_, •' See our local ceaasel Price 50c — r* > im .- i* ;iW'i * S. H. Difihton, ‘Sanford, FU». 1 . ' m — •i , • .1 *■ r r £ t - • jti*» I - 1 1r - S I wish to annoiOice ^hat a report has been circulated through^"-out the county that t imve withdrawn from the race fpf.cjeW ^of the circuit court. I desire to inform the citizens that this* is absolutely untrue, that I have not withdrawn nor do 1 haverI * , any intention of retiring from the race. Vi'O • Yours respectfully, Robert A. Cobb bav/mJ Ja . as shown in ■ lovely - o* • I ^ n i* r r* • ,i n W M lingerie and charming accessories for r? Mi-Lady’s wardrobe i /arSPRING 1» ! Silk slips and skirts ( ’rope tlo Chino nml Haynncttu $2.50 to $6.75 Novelty Night yowns at AND MRS. ARTHUR IONIt OK MCCLUNU of Wallace, N. C., nee tlm marriage of tbeir daughter MARY HENRY to R. WILLIAM ROBERT WILLIAMS *y afternoon at five It March eighth,,one thousnine hundred and twenty eight. frace Methodist Church, ington, North Carolina. —.1 ’ll ftd'l I* * 'm***^*^ a +■& < e*! #»•»*%4-4 «I ‘' * property* Supper Methodist Annex Thursday 0 :3 0 I*. M. ‘. • The Mode For Spring W . C. T . U. :Clun£-Williams • v y i Quick Careful Service Stiutlo und calf^klKU'.y i U tu 2*-a inches ’• C hino T a ilo re d and Im v t rim rued ttiibftrx ■ 75c and $1.00 wide, a i i $4.00 to $ 10.00 <tn ■ Pajam as Our plant has hern enlarged In give you immediate and excellent cleaning -en ice for your wearing apparel and house furnishing!*. Prices arc the lowest, V *i in Silk Cropt1 dt* Chine Huyon tutd Jersey. ‘ 0 $2.50 to $10.00 .> .a - n ils 1 - , , ,»i: ni i ■■| • / ■’'•-til ic txes* cl F. ■ -i-| yd. Rp u I Leatlier Assorted 220 Magnolia sint|)es. lotel Arrivals BHRHST LAK E HOTEL [C. Overton, Jacksonville Fla.; Mrs. (Jeo. F. Teak, Gro»• K. Y.; (!. D, Thonivuugh, *nviHi-.; S. V. Van Ness und _ Summerville, N. J . ; Mr. nnd r :; Wilhy, Terre Huutc Ind. |B. Jim,.*, and Wife, St. Paul Frederick I), prnatow. Chit[ n- Vt : Mr. ami Mm. W. S. F0*, Great Neck N. Y .; Miss "■* Bui dill, Btxrnklyn N. Y.; ■ Burton, Jacksonville, Fla.; I'd Mrs. George 11. Chapman, III.; Georgo E. Smith, Florida; Charles H. Cole, , *•: Binton E. Allen Sanford; Bradley Jacksonville, Seminole iHEflTK* Free •• j . i ’ of 1rkfats to save h e r and |o»ea w,,nian he loves and n fortune in oil. “THE SHOWDOWN” • and •HWed.V£iU»- thrills grfd 'koxiwnse, , THURSDAY "CONEY ISLAND" ' k * bit with a big cost. °Bts wi]l stage 30 minnovel’entertainment ± ‘ .). i . *■***t' '* ;. 1 • “ i '- J 1 ? fieorifotte and linonihund tinthroldpred luce wines. (ific and $1.0() , i»- America’s Greatest Nature Program. Assisting Artist Helen Owen Hutchins Irish harpist and flower lady • %t w WV >|) JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM March 15— 8:15 P. M. Adults 50c Students 25c -Come Early !•’ 1J ' Phconix semi-chiffon Pro-file heels All Silk, top to toe $1.75 S ta y ^ L a te r • *»n $2.50 i pi . Fancy bloomes and step-ins mi Luce trim m ed in Crepe de Chine < J a c k J . J o n e s i i] „ r. ui» Fancy Teds Crej>e de Chine Iaice trimmed. /i. ,f J $2.25 to $8.50 » V.. - S S te JA jf ofi ; * o f T t i n * * 0 >M. ’ >f Vi Price Remnant 41j*, * * * . it Assorted colors and sixes. $2.25 to $5.00 . . . In case of rain sale will be held next day same place. Sales Managers MS- •3 All silk Jeresry knickers $2.25 1928 Do not forget the time and the place will be on the New Smyrna Sanford High­ way just north o f the New Samsula High School where we will sell 5000 acres land in 10 acre plots or more. Florida This will be good- Don’t miss Hutchins. Only Sanford Adult pro|fim . -Come Thursday £v*ldag. Coed packing e p a « — 15th Fine sheer quality nil shades. Music 10 a. m. Barbecue 11 a. m. Auction 1 p. m. with Georg* Bancroft ’ * u divime packed Van .iltaaltc Chiffon Barbecue March Thursday K t*. 7»I. Birds TODAY m• . Hose Auction famous Amccic^tn natural­ ist and bird artist, in sonRH. pictures and true stories of the m kerchiefs - J to Charles Bowman Hutchins if#,* , m All colors. Purses and Bags •$1.05 to $5.00 Pressery J- ■ Handmade Hand­ .j s JD K m u’ ’ yU i * ru F . G . M a c P ib e ra o n ,k . •v — A* t«- . * * « e 4 4 ™ »S^W ' �I /nttrs.V’ pAdfe Totm Fran k L. Millier I Evolves Scheme S For Refinancing I . , — - — — • (Continued from page l) The new Itiue would bear three per cent interest and would mature o v e r.* period of f>0 years. In addition to the regular interest coupon . t h e m , .would be an extra coupon for one-fiftieth of the, princtpal to. Uo paid W > i cloao of the G(T-year -period -thebonds would be retired, the interest will have been paid on the full amount for RO years. Onc-hnlf of the prirtclpni would be paid in 2o years, thereby earning six per cent I n f f f c s t T o r the bondholders, Mr. Mill** snid. ■ Following Is Mr. Miller's plan, which is * supplemented by his statement-to the eltitens for their support and co-operation. interest. charges Our Iftl at this time on 714.0M.OO bonds are $318,335.0 Average yenrly pay, mentis due on .bonds for the next 28 years 2.10,428.00 * ' • (617,003.00 "Th * above amount must be paid in someway. I f wg refinance, we are making no hendwny, and to endeavwr- to collect the above am­ ount without taking into consider­ ation our usuul government ex­ penses, we will only heap upon our people a burden that can­ not be paid. I propose that we plnce this matter before the Immi people and they will cither have to help u* or takdTtho town. If wc nre al­ lowed to work out our own sal­ vation, we may conic out without n burden on our people. My plan is as follows: " I propose that we Issue $ 6,000,000.00 In bonds drawing 3 per cent Interest and running RQ years. In addition to the regular Inter­ est coupon, have n extra coupon for one fiftieth of the face of the bond payaide each year. At the end of the CO year period both the principal and interest evidenced by Ujese bonds will have been paid. The purchasers of tho bonds will haw» received Interest on the full amount of principal at the ond of th* fifty-year period and one. half of the principal will have been paid In -26 years—thereby earning 0 per cent interest Tho result of the above will f|gUro „s follows- Cl e> 5)1 Cl |( W| j, [e, t, ( People Are Pleased By Conradi’s Choice APPROPRIATION GIVEN WASHINGTON, Mar. 1 1. (INS) | — An appropriation of $183,000 1 Wn« authorised today by the War Department for improvement in Discnyne Ray Harbor, Miami ) Reach, Fin. The new- appropriation will bo added to $72,000 left un- j expended from a previous allot­ ment, and the fcvholc used in re- , vestment and repair work. •( Friday and Saturday will be red letter days for Semin VANCOUVER, R. C., Mar. 1 1 (I N S ) —Three men nre known to have been killed and several in­ jured when n tunnel raved in a Canadian Nutionni Hallway work tniin nenr Kamloops today, ac­ cording to word received here. ole County Shoppers. More Ilian two score of Sanford’s leading merchants are cooperating with The Herald in offering the WASHINGTON. Mar. II—1 ( I N S ) —Treasury barking up to $400,000,0110 for thi" upciiil un nf farm products pools in every state in tin- Union is provided under an e a c h . year $ 300,000.00 amendment to the McNury-Hnu- [ 'Hiis figure shows a decrease gen Farm Relief Rill adopted . by the H'fusr Agriculture Cnmin ttec of nearly 000.00 „ year in the today. aoove figure representing the amount wP arc now paying yearly in the retirement of bonds. The ;1know the result. Du we want the provision w« make in the budget result ? for expected collg,ii„„N "I I liv e nut many nf u s Iterti th« retlrvmeut of bonds makes where we rould out see uvrt the no difference, ns the interest „nd mountain of obligations which I>rincip€i| of the* bonds must |>o hil all light yet we worked out. We either paid or refinanced, and the did not do it by not endeavoring present method will only lead to to pay out. The paying gave us bankruptcy sooner or later. the Itglll. “In presenting the plan nf re­ Propose th»t we handle the paving Hens UK follows: That we financing I ant snld on the proposi­ amend the charter s0 that the full tion I am interested in very deep­ amount of the liens could Ik* collect- ly. I want nur City to pay all of its obligations, Imt we must have * “ *• nn(l extended over „ assistance from those who1 as­ period of „5 years drawing r, P«r cent interest; that no city taxes sisted us to pile the weight on US_ y*mr-—birntTT loans you .-r— n j------itaiJuant - „ | pnrninmTliMli? fur ihe paving w-ith many limes the money in- should is he nut in a measure res|utnsihle for your conditinti I say that he certainly is. He must help you. They must help us. “I know well the harden that is now on us. I have investigated, and find that your rents are go­ ing for taxes. You know well tlure some time these taxes will have to be paid. Is it not hettei to deal with your friends than with strangers. I thing some of us have discovered this. “ I api»enl to you as a ritir.cn os one of your commissioners to stand by your City. She never needed you more, and if this year you will suffer we will find the sun shitting. It is just over the way. "I wunt your united stipimrt in this proposition. Our Mayor and City Attorney nre now in New York, and will take my plan up with some bunt! houses. If they do not have success there we will continue to work until we nre individual. {f Z > placed where wc ptfy, and pay with a less taxation. “Our town is too good a town to lie subjected to the possibility of a receiver. I don’t Itelicve that we have many here that believes in a - Prereed » f CBn Wp nr iftWeiver. ■ ■ •* "Other localities have gone ta Jre CS t * h t0<k in ,rndp ^ huvp nothing to >cJ through hutxiships, and have come out, ami we can. Give us your help m u ir j" -if '- STt / ing public two great days of bargains. Watch the Herald Thursday and Friday for messages o f thrift from merchants who are anxious to serve vou. These merch ants and others whose The Herald tomorrow Arcade* Delicatessen Basket Meat Market appear will Sanford Paint & Wall Paper Florida Cash Store George Deetch Open Air Poultry Market Sanford Gift & Music Store Banner's Department Store Piggly Wiggly Markets Seminole Paint Co. Blue Bonnet M arket U & S Grocery Stenstrom Grocery Couch’s Music Store The Diamond Palace Dave’s Department Store The Outlet Economic (grocery Martin’s Paint Store Roberts Grocery McLauIins Red Star Grocery & Mi-Lady’s Shoppe >“ I-'v."it .* We bate made the effort, am emue out victorious we then an * 1Faya stronger. " t in , COi « ' A a 1 ' m T > effort tHI I can a * year tare buy- f t J □ g mL I l § Stokes Meat Market ' W agoner Furniture Co. �■.f t s tj-. tt ‘ ■v . 4 ■< •■ V . } 'J>»T= -_ ;,/, . ,..V. ■;.**- PAGE FIVE ci*? ti , j ; n M J .li . —" «f«%rfVW•m • t *4. T u ir i- i.'. 526— KYYV Cl>lr«)tii— 570 8:30, Forester*; 9, Variety hotfr L 11:30, So rena tiers. ]> t 1 trAo. • ■ -Help Wanted 'Ualif 1 * ^ tPofitlcnl Announcement 0:30. orchestras; 7:30, instru­ mental trio; 8, frolickcrs; 8:30, ro n r o \ m i i M j I lirrvhy utiiiolillo* my cuntlldacy concert ensemble; 9, IVOR pro­ f u r Mi** o f f le u y f c u t ia t iih lc , P l N l r J c l grams; II, orchestra. 4 , K U li jp r t to t h y ft I I I o f th o v u te rN On Jutiu 468-5— WKC Washington—610 i: KIN’LAW.. 5, Twilight hour; (5, dinner mu­ sic; 7:15. Frederic W. Wile; 9. a - o it c i . r i i k u r r iiK T ir r o i'K T Troubadours; 10:30, National I w is h t u a n it o u n i-.. t h a t 1 a m a WEDNESDAY, MARCH II c a n J 111.Ur f o r r r - c l* L - t io n to t i t * o f Programs in Eastern standard j Grand Opera. ' . l i v e o f C le r k o f th e C l r c u i l C o u r t , o f a e tttltto le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a u b - time. AFl time is p. in. unless I 296.9— WWNC Asheville—1010 Je ct to the* t lv c la lo ii o f (h e D e m o * otherwise indicated. Wave length-* 7. dinner, qtusic. ’ • c tu tk * o f H e m ln o te C o u n t y , on left of rut! letters, Kilocycles In tin * D e m o c ra t ic P r im a r y K le » * |75.9—WSH Atlanta—630 l i o n t ,. l e h e ld o n J u n e «*Mi, A . D . on right. 7, J orchestra; 9, WEAF pro­ 1921. I9L6—WEAF New. York—fi 10 grams; 11:35, ihoir. v. r d o c o la ss. 2:15, Pamussus Trio; 1:15, 213.8-^-WOOD Chattanooga—1230 rim t itVHT.ini M Mmihattau trio; j , Twilight hour; ( 8, Kiddie story period; 8:30, en­ t '* I s i i t , , n n u iiiin c t f t lm t ? a n t fi, orchestin; 7. Synagogue serv- semble; 9. music; 9:30, organ. s ' i iiin n ir . it , • f , » r t it . . ,, f f | i- r u t i? t m 310.7—-WJ A X Jacksonville—890 "(«•>)• fa r J u s I ln < o f t i t * l- r a c u lees; 7:30, Sucottyatis; H, musical D IM t ti t No I, S t - lt illin l* I ' o u i l l j , miniatures: 8:110, Great Uompos7:30, children's period. I - l u r h l. t . M l t l J t t N t lr o . i f t il. * I ’v a r v 322.1— W’f I AS Louisville—930 10:30, NaD l . l t u t * ' . o i i p r i s tnw IB r r t io u l*t-t*« ers; 1*. Troubadours; c l I l l s . N i l ' s t. 3, I, u t, t i , K I I , tionul Grand opera; 11:30, orches­ l 7:45, Frederic W. Wile, 8, Great a llh jt i-t to Ho* i l r c l . l o t i o f t h v 111.111 • .Moments in history; 10:30, Na: .v u c r n t t r I ’r l m . i t v to !*•* I l l ' I d o n .In to * tra. l i l t , A I > | ;i;v I tinrfhl Grand opera. 4*iI..1—WJZ New York—fifiO I 'till iqipivrlatit j cur. KUtipiirt. I 336.9— WS.M Nashville—890 2:40. Venetian gumloliers; I. D tV N I. N 'T IIIK C i: i 7v theater program; 8. dinner oivhestra: fi. diu.ee oivhestra; i tu t . it u r i t i : n l: i *i : a < i : fi:30. Jcdtin Highlanders; 7, or­ ! concert,; I'. WEAF programs; IIIS T H IIT M l. - F ill II 7:b>, 10810.kfrolic. I in ( . in , t i m iiiiiic t * r i y u *tti‘iid ; i « kv chestra; John B. Kennedy: fur <<i l*i in I* «*f MHt i ict Nii. j FredeHe William Wile; !>. Variety 29641— WS.M It N e w ( t r i e . i n - — l o l l ) I, Hiilij* 11 tm tin* ‘ ilf'HhIiiii t>f |h**i hour: 10:30 Around the piano; II. . 9:30, Music dunce, theater (2 v « i l « ' i " i i i lit* * M i* iu « ti* ri« t 1c I T l h m r y » I hrs). 4*1 I'V !*• >1 MU .h ill* * M il. A - l y M4. S , Shin her music. 219.9—WCOA Pnnsaodii— 1200 D A V ID H F K W U . 422.3—WOll Newark—710 ___ * , i«rt___ 2:30. Holomis Hawaiian*; 3. ' S, liistrumcutiil trio; 9. bridge ru n .i i x r i r i : o r * i * r . \ r i : Farming; soprano; 3:30, orches­ •lesson; 9:30, vocalist; ladies' chor­ t O il u i s n i n T M l . r o i H T h I k i •- i n a n nu u m i- m y cu ltd Id A ry tra; drift, orchestra; ”, ensemble; us; 10:16, Uncle Philip; It, organ. f< *f J u i i i , - c| * I m* I V . i n * . D l f i t r l c l museum collec.ions; 8, Mabclnnnu 251,1— W If V A Kiclim mid — 11XII N il. 1 > d liii «•< In Mu* H i l l 4if H ie fi:30, Duo; otgnn; 8. bridge les­ 10. pitonograph D f n u i i i a i ic x t.t im .1 im p f* tt i. H a n ­ Corby pregrani; son; 8:30, “A string" quartet: 9 ford. I«•L•* Moiirni1, l’itida, l.iik** hour; 11:05, orchestra; 11:30. Mnr>, l.n iiR w o m ) , A lln t t iu iilii opera memories. H p r l i i L H . in . i F«> t»'ftt I ’l l y , c m t H ilt u t i* Witching hour. thf t t ii 'V** d lN lr h - t 272.6— WPG Atlantic City— 1100 51(1.9— WFLA. Clearwalcr—580 I f ri*»ct**d , 1 p n it n lN i* n it lio u a N t 3, Kncen Gtvlln ami his Clear­ d;4ft. Organ; concert orchestra. h u a iiO K N - h k * * a d m ln ix t r iiM it n fre ** fro m M ir usunt uu-iMlisinnenrsv! g, Orjole Glee club; 8:30, concert water Scarlet Guard,*: 7:30, Korea ^C l r ill l tiiirctri) with t n * ° (* 'orchestui; 9:05 Traymon- tin-lies- Grclla and his Clearwater Scar­ Her. <> »•. MKitNl'ON jirn; 9:30. Hiiwniinn Troupe; 10:30, let (iinirtls; 8:30, Tampa Weather ltureau forecast, citrus report; dunce orrheKtnt*! 8:35, band cunnert; 9, Johnnie 285.5—WIIAI. Ilaltiinnre -1050 fi. Sat.divan Circle; (1:30, dinner |Strnus4> oreliestra; 9:68, time tit k ro T im vdii-.HK tu* s i:m \ o i.i: c o r n r. music; 7:45. Ficdcrie M- Mile; 8. |service; 10, correct standard time: | w 1 in nnnmiiu:i* that l a in <4 ] 10:01, studio muaicnle; 11, Rill cftttdl'1 ■ f ••I , I" •*■** I I >||*■•11 l l * M l*’ ttf - WBAI. trio; 9, Variety trio; 10. Jackson and his tenor guitar; ••nu* > i m m t h x ln n r r . f t 'u iTt dance program. f ir e of tu Mu? dr­ 260.7— WCA1 I'hilndclphia— 1150 11:30, all dance radio ramble; 12, D IM t o ' ill** Di*itilt­ . - 1h I i *t| a || . .»_ , &-» »» » - ‘rm~ ”f ' 'dil on J uma tn n th ' i (L e g a l N onet's) M il. A li i 1’ I I K K U M I it i: s i: iiv r . l* iv i in e T “ ( i i t u T K i t n o . i : " 3T , M M inill VTI. VS I’lt M T H iM In i i r o i i i t i r r t i M i n io n h i v i i : u r r i. u n t il ». v e t i i i : o .« s t : a '. i'. s in M : n iiv n u %t - w i o i i i i in • Foil ” h i i ... la a 1-. ii« < i io n a | t i c h i t m : « i n > f i . i i i m 1 V I- mATES-U dvanea received r sent ,10c a line ___8c a line ___7e a line ,‘ riiM on re Jitt! Lavefaga a Hoe. charge ... Young Ludy wanted who is nmbitious and has a gotHLcducatian. Chance to learn good trade thut will pay you $30 to $-10 in one years time. Every situation in the mechanical department of The Sanford Hernia amt the Sanford nnl is held by yoffilg Ia Aft s ani infc,njui..wha,. 1 ifhiw i trained (N>'ingjltlu!^nitt.yta^. If. teres ted wiirr .TT'ereTHnn’’ at- Hcruld office. a d v eh tiserp lersld representative |v familiar with rates r classification will [ complete information, i wish, they will aaaiat ording your want ad lit more effective. nccmcnis |f Jack and Jill. Southol Auditorium, Frldov I auuUs 60 c children 25c. children. Everybody’s Offers O jice you Visualize tthe endless Stf ejamof people who &te advertis­ of 30c for iT>rtUing is restricted * {Unification. Error Is made The San»ld will he responeiblo lone incorrect insertion, direr for subsequent The office should be nmediatcly in enso of Radio Programs ing their offerings in this section, you Wanted—Sendees of n man ihor* oughly familiar with thb plant­ ing uml care of Florida Inwns and flowers. Must he able to super­ vise and have original ideas. Prefably without, children. Good prospoets of advancement for the right man. Satisfactory references required. —h-Addrcss: Intcr-Citv Realty Comapny, .Maitland, Fla. can appreciate the importance of read­ ing it and seeking the opportunities which will benefit you. Scan this section daily for the things this com­ 10— Livestock munity is offering. Doston terrier puppies for sale. ' Pedigreed stock. George K. Wil­ son, Idtkc Mary. FOR SALE— Thoroiigh-hred Collie pupr. $-1 and $8. each. 201)3 Sanford- Avc. Phone 767-J. . 10-A P o u lt r y tin d E rrs 27— M oney T o Lo a n 1'oUtlca'. A n n o u n c e m e n ts 9, Moosehrnrt hour; 1 a. nKftftfortunl review (2 hrs.) 416.4— WON-WLIB Chicago— 720 11:35, vocnl and orchestra. * 344.6—1VLS ( hicago—870 9. nil state hour; I I , popular (? hrs.) ;U1'"S 428.3— W |,1V Cineinn a li—700 ' "T 7, Vagabonds; 9, musical pro- . grant; 10, organ; II, Vagabonds1.' v aarf, pROUP j,, \g0 . 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F o il ' ut M l iiiii -. pjti’.'i'd pencil, F u r t i l l tu • •! m l M x M i»? .’yl , ■ . ' 1 i n 1i i i \ D i l i i* iit net* m y c ii t it l Id iic y T U (■> f a lo io a r b . T h » | « t. ley apartments. till Park Ave. PANY, 7 W. Chnrh St. Orlando. f..| Ii...... illill', *ttt 1Ilf off Ict* t»f l_m i nl n - i »i* « 11. * •-l - ' ■*i ■ ,.* .: .% « M h*1 rfl ■ finl dl U i ll i t ei*or ran o111* f: I w ■t. ... aiilioliio e* lo tin- |Hi.|tli* [in mi. blue leul lilael.. a I lo t i a n d ., h r a d m i l l a m t . h i i - h i i i I in e ' • ’ " i,t.. ’ilb ll L** Ml t il > I i •1-11( 1(1$; A M i'T lM - ) M ill Call 251. I ' o i m i ) M iw t l a m a if H r ti llfhfa. d i in > ■ ceu t htk and Fourth t: hi* 11pc** f**1 j**l X t<» M m* H i l l H it* III (* r i *•«t"|« i*l|n|> ! 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Holly, 518 Pari: ..f M m* r i r t u h C * * u i( **U Hid |*I i»*i i ii no ' •#» l u l l < * f| rii %%f t la C iiiu c f t I P l I t f i .tV ftft I in ocr a M e ! , H i rt m u I i J k i ’ I [ .. (h r • fils tv 11 1 • >f i h r i * il i t k ( I *111 I 8 | ,t I ii i i \ i *1 'I i ■ ; Avenue corner Sixth Street. 4 H * Political Announcement U r it u u I v i i u i l ( lin t I I r « w n f r o m • •» I't l K m i >’ M* t*r L . M J U lit - j Mi . 19ZI 1,1 f i r ||| I I I I A I y 1-' I m - •*** I • • » •• » i • n r h t . n n n r r ^ u l l t tf r n i» ill) M i( lo if t « i f ' I I N il 1 11 H k c M 'I 1 1-i . r n i - 1’ t M •'••IlM lIUt* *: t . . M il* ft • h * . i I will 4i |)i*t (*9 ym • M vg liiu t l i i u i i u n i l r r ( h r n k ln I r t v a 4 , m i l t i i i : i . k i i i s u t i i i « it CLEMENTS APTS. 012 Park Ave. Ilf -I.f " 1 * lo liK t s l •# iv u i k f i ‘i i l *’ 1..-• t it Ic li-ftl of thd miii'iirt. ■ ; W ' ,i '»!• ! n t i l l i ’*i r: v •.* • ■ > c a n d id a c y iIir Ir r lt n iln n (h r n rrv n ' .(l it ‘ ' > ..»i to ni> tj I h |i l l 1 H n»l * 114V11 » 1 .1 ,. I -U l i c i t ' * Furnished apt., water and gar­ f in l- hiheere hl ,ve i ;al i "n] nt -ot uu ni cc e s m •no If — n ii t r r t I** I f I ' l l " I I 1 m ill n t m *I n it n it I n l ( i t r r n l i l r l l r f t l n f l; * u h j e r l >o th e iini Tint I»tJj "dill* o»i IIiiii 41lift lirtMUal!* lilt hit i.ulster ’2i> or age. Reasonable. Apply Apt. 1. - n 111 o f t in - v o i d s o f ‘.t I l l i n o i s Hr*o*ltuni *1 «* UII 1Mil . •»»•«« rvuiloii of UK I** llrM-r* •* i 'I* I" nO I n ( h r r n * r r c f r r r r t l t n n lN iV f t I t r F o u n t s In t i n p r im a r y I n he h e ld .. . h* •I sit. Must he in o tnrMuii of i i i i r i i h l ot 11 i * : i I I ml. til I .i 1 » I. 4 » n ria I ti i i m l M in i ( h r r r u m n if f f Hi l|i,»1 *1* I"*1*11 .1l|If** I -*- S K I It |C 1,1 V* " l l‘ i . i M i i i i . i auk ro n <‘f . i : n i t o r t i i i « iim i i t | *M t 1 I t : m .!>• ....... ' i ' 1 1" line I ;il ::oo w. r.tb st. Nicely furnished apartments withj ( Ills la« n t * l i l n r ( r f M i i l i f l r . t t f t l r h x r f t it ' t, M M 1,» M l 11 ilT ill K N I * * Mm biipi <« I.* .i I DemocraU |,J. Tt , i f !l 8* I 8 i i 11 *i i *t : . .4u*l r o n iT i ♦; i tn i*. all modern conveniences. Phone d ll ii I n n l n i l Ito n I I it m( t i i in m t k t n n il , J IMtiHl! IJ. N# I 1 . I I • *1**■ . 1 iir m li) A im v i t i i f in * • .if>iM lia c> i *Iit * v, 1h»* l i r t i M i r r l i o i t l n m ill l l l l l r I'u r k f l'i I o il « o l V T\ .11 I M i l : to, ( all at 3D* Palmetto Ave. (II ||« *•$«<- 1»».»X.%!*•• l ltiM »lr| i# i«ll** n*»h •it M il* o f f ic e I . f M i n k f td»* f ' l r t llil Ju i h l (11 In ( f i r r r t ’l u n i u r r r I r r n l r i l b y H i l l - j ( , l f it . » .| III Ii1 *' IM * I 1 * I 11*-1-(,ii\ ji nitmii ii* ** my i’ii im! Ml w ill* 1***4 1*1 1 i i i f Mi i l l 11 M ill) * i t l*» IT * * vv <11 uf i C K H i z n u ft i i It i i i | i i i r t h m ln , 11 iiio n l I u i i i i r i U n t r f .. I M il • • flit * ••( O f, -,i i me * » ii , v l i t e r a u t M il* D e n i j c r i i l h * p r l PODGE -H o u se s F o r R e n t ••I lll| * IIM lt Ij (h rrr lif e * r r l l r f f r n i t i ( h r H # fc * « i i j riHJK roll I m o ♦ • 11 «f h >r* !l ■1141*I ** a*•»It 111 > , i liM illf l. I* U 19J •*»* I I * . ^,4 I I I I * 11*1* - 1* 1 111•*I iitd n*f v* x: i ii l u l l , m i l l h r D r i l l 11» n l r r n If t f t l, , f f t t V , u * nu J uio* *'. I'h’H o f ii* y cm m l Id u r ) l iifi.i*. |us and G r a h a m t r u c k s . Himlo \ |m*i i 1 Nt Ml** iit l l o i i tf M m -l* - in m * n » M c ; M I 1 1 ( I I 1 « III 1"l D I T I I I I A S H I : IC fl u lu h l fo r (h r f lm t M *u r fo r if - ili'H Mi** off leu of nllul IH»»»l I' Ilh M ) C U III "1(1.1 'i ■t ,t i **i ; i 13th. Street. Phone 3. Five room house for rent. Close I *11 ! T \ m l .1 IH U - r . l l l , I ♦- s t h in I r iM iliI r n t t in r n| tiii| » tiiiu . Tftn f *t S i i n i m lc C o u i i . i ol Ho* l miL * m n f .*• M ur* MfCI* • I k lt » t »»*• IlM lit lr* **t»um \ .1ml • ift I ’ l. 0" Apply HOI IM in. Reasonable. « i i * n r x r r n l n n ’ lt * m m m ill , lin lf t > (/■ 1 4 1 I t « o r v T i I M I I I S F . I I iim : i tn ( hu w i l l o f M i« riiiilda K ill II mi I i I . imIs* i Ii ciMitf fmlll Mi Ik I* n ( ( II I r r r I n i m llr h lt . i. l i r in V T T U I t \ » :v lio n « f H r r r t lu o l* * til* Jr**'t I• u Magnolia Ave. • i.t lt ilk i* ,i* l u »* M i l l f l l M il- KU|»|mrt I it*mm *a(if r n f lin n L i * U r m r r h In r n i l i t l l l lir n m i l l ' i 1 ,.|,> la g , , tills r n - l l i . - . ! ..( an*! I *■ in * i u l l c I *r i i i i i l r> I i*MUfi(>, in A (ilWAN CO. Auto H ill •*! I I m - |»* m |»I«* in • In n | i| iJ irr«t| l} u r l l . In t in i n i r me «i. > c.t ini lilac v I "i t In11 It*-M J ont* Mli I’ J M loti l nd ' il election to t i i f i i i i i u I iiin iM ’i i i ( I* I *i i i i i u r y •■l*,c I miU slivct metal works. Seven room bouse at 101(1 French In i ( llr l* n iiit h n t ln * nu m o rr o f I'u iiiit v l*r«o *«’C ii( i n ;-' A M i» r I I f i l l . it S ta ll* ' J \S ii. SIIAIION •I f l . h* 1 tllil II 11«||| I f M m IM M ipl. k * • f it to r r t t i i f t l f • * l l ,» ii I *► nf i i i i i i t r h , lu m r U M *4 NlullJ**(*t 1" til** I li-tiHicnit l*’ Ave., newly finished inside. no Avenue, Phottb 7lfi-W. t n t lii* * n f f l i i * i w i l l if lv o t h r i n i««i* I r r r t i i i i i id lia r | » r r n r n i M * n r« I 'r O N . ir y I m ill a|i|*r**» h i'« m i 1 * ii 1 (i* i e t*I d I f*! 11i, i If M m II I4I\MTMII*K Rent $25. pei month. Inquire of I I I «-f f ir D M ii i I l r i t i N n t u l «-»* .* iiu m lc r* I i.'i t $M \*n Hit* r,> Mi* |i**M|i1** I Ii. i •i*> .iiiumiuic# my i*tindiilu*’> •,i idl fil•|**•(it HO l-l'l VIA 11 im I i i i i n ir * t » i l In n lI’S-MAIt.MONS l i r , .(tm , ( u f i i l n f l i i i i r ' l , |.T i m r t ‘ »,*e v—a it* -prr-ATT"TT1TT:-- ' ' III* * Ml **111, I f i*|***T*'fh w i l l | Jno, D, .linkins, court house. f **r I Kit * tSI l» f**r Mil* fourth illh* __1\ I H A M l ' i : t . A i> t V l t . K I N B O N . lir n r lit r In ( I r lin iiln . ^ t ir r lit llR lM K -dviafi a s h le r o f H ie u l . . * ' . lia iM e d I*.m l. do * o l. i 1 j ,t, |I l t* -**X I * I *i l i f t 1 c i"" " 1 H 1 Ird Automobile Co. iA M i l l . M l l»J« i i ** M m* ,\H I t ,\ I E l ' I I I I ! H I I A N A N in it i t n - n i i r i M r r i f u f l l r r i r r n f ( n ^ n l 41 ' Phone t n m i : v i i T l i i t a n g M t x o u t • t m r r n r ' T T ^ t T r n i n i i u t I f p r i m a l ) h u (i«*Nt fc* rvh'i'N\v. K. W111T r. I , , , , , , I t s » ■ n H u l l lb * K b " ' s i a t r i n e t i l I " n i \l . I l T I .H. EthI te HI " i t A> N A n u 1 aH r li i.l .- " room bot.se furnished. Ri» Avc. .Phone 137. t i l a lii i i t i D ' l i , im * % r l u n it r r r l n l * l l x « i U 'l i n k i ijr-Jun* - Y o u r \ m ( 6 w i l l f*o u p I n t i t r . i t l . l lo d ie f • i n i ’* . IH f U h u r r V » r. T f jf HII5AY.--------— ------ ------ — 1 '1 i l : I t H i " I ' N *t. I w lt.1 t r*» t h a t T a m n imtililuil S' l||.s-' rll., "I ■i, . l v i m 11' I n I " r » r . I* In n«- I 11*V I n n i t I I I h r m ir p H n n l t S e r v i e ^ - s ----- — " I s t * *n i %i * r ■■ii i Y lla C O X ( L e g a l N o lic c s ) r u n ' l l d u I k f i i i r it - p l* f»* t in * o f * I ll, T ills - 1 :1 !. d .H ,,t .......... p »; x lim a i( iilr l% I a > u t i t t l l l u r l n r l l | *W *^ I It X M s r v v N > l “ — H o u se s F o r So le 1; I T I I W V I . K E I l . N ' l t a i ) 1 n u ll flc *- <*f i ' m t i i i y « a" it im ( N f f liia * * r f r u m %• I f h it $i I l i n n n f f l m r f r o m W I ' M il. I. . ^ M in i i I d No I , h h 1*J <■*’ f l * 1 ttif* d n IR- jiervici o f all k i n d s . o i l i u\xT h i m ; !N T i l l ' , F l l t l ' l l T C t l t ’ H T m 81 M lir a * . • iK iM n "f i I m < in M io Dptrifii n u I . K n u ' N T V F l . i * 1111 ’ ( ro w „i ,1302: iiiU M irn . in v c u iu lld .H ' C. E. Or Trade. 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I* I'- * T 4 V , K . IM il'llly A S H . t ' l e r k F t r c t l l l C o u r t , H iit v ln , o le C o u n t y , K l o r l d i i ll y : A . M. W 'lIK K S lb l i u l i 4'l e i U i h i: a i . i U E S O N A H O V liK . A llo r n e y s f o r P e t it io n e r , H a n f o rd . F l o r i d a . X IIT IF K O F t l'F M F V T H lX P i" * U M IP T K IX U K I I I t IV III \ TK K it iid r r r la lie d w i l l .o r i r I T t l i «1u> , . f M a rc h , A , D , I t l t a « t il> b y P » 'J * H u t i to tInh # e H o nn on rraabhle l r -’’ n u la e » t th , h e* o f th e T w e n t y - t h ir d E lr e u lt C o u rt n n f F ' -' — e ' rM t e . In a n d lu d le U I C ir c u it o a n o rd e r ' n r H e m ln o le C o u n t y ,M f|o |r 'h e u n d e r•I a d o p t io n , a u l h n r ' T 1** -■ • ■lor • t o i . a a j l y i ' o p i I J i ’ U Y u X lln u t ( ’l i f t 4 i i o i * In th e r U s l'. d j- and c n | lln A , if aV II. lo lly ft«yf 4 f' Fafc- sac. Alwaya un hand al>- ; 4 UNION PHARMACY l d . ” 1 3 F arm h and s « ( .* If Ii, of • *’ • ■ M is t s . V 0 ^ • pi, 3$ 7'thTlHSiiJSr be botests. TabUta.irWjh foellaa •>. the w!Sf dYrtpSare lh*' *s *u s lu " *u s n e rv o u s I s e l l n ! w it h l i H T l t S iv S i e s n l s k and y * u w O l e a a lr be able t o I s be * ------ dUMfatort- •“ n«t d in n e r M ilt .nttltatnml Ynoe Itrnba. !» IpbtK (S U SS • le s lta g * * ‘ I .Wb-fri L ittle electric m o tb rs m agnify the power ot egch fa rm hand th irte e n tim es. They re ­ q u ire no lodging, they do not eat up your substance, no r leave y o u r job at som eone's h ig h e r bid. A ll fa rm tasks, m ilking, c hurning, separat Ing, cleaning, grinding, pum ping, washing. Iro n in g and cooking, are done better, an<4 quicker and cheaper by electricity ■* Radio, electricity's youngest o ffsp rin g has banished the m onotony of the fa rm 's v p c e ,, N ^ ilq n a ly -m g h ls.. *».* - • V Ele c tric ity is drawing tho boys v . . a ll* ' *V- ** back to the farm . l* > *, •’ Use Electricity Your Cheapest. Scrtxnit. i " 'C r r ! |r " p.r npnniflnwn,HHuip A i' —-mwaSA ... • l Ele c tric ity is tu rn in g fa rm e rs in to agricul* tu ra i engineers. No More Gas In Stomacji and Bowels Uk« Bftftlmft®ft_ft_ l> it* -4W » f» « i. >.,a(4f* -vC ) 'flv!y*-j For the wages of one / LID Jtv id j ■v..hj * j r * . s'jwt x , *, * * * • ’ irKT (tias-uxU i » � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 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, March 14, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 14, 1928. 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>, March 14, 1928; <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/bb6d94df818efc5b55abafac9c071d94.pdf aa028f5c18d2c011f8ef985f6284b859 PDF Text Text • V. . 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A Mitnwinnhile, . ai >iuu I,in'll ifliiiniU o f suppHfii. was ln.'t tmla> ill a severe Idisznrd Miniewliere »m the iiiF mile str>'teli Miiith o f Sault St. Maiie. _________ r C C F I F Ix lE u llfiJ I > - n Mm t i' la i , • .o ' o '. M il , I;*. I!*VI '• • Ill'll lie | |:0 Mrs. Wei-lei Inreil hi an at i ■i .Ii 1 111 mi hi- tntimient l e t iuin.it■ .i mu-eii lietivi'int .'it Iml nix . ; -L. i__i 1'.>.|. iiiua >.. i i ti.l i , >i>i i \i m Kntsjjnil.lu.p4wmU.MiL Known n p- tl'iTTat nTl ue in ! i i ilu.it' l»e\. l i o n a l i i Itcliex e - M l e i n p l " !> 1 h « i » K h » l lull \ la o> M o r e . . Ii’ rm‘- ..... .......................................... I n \ltd tti-1 11 i til W O ' D o e 'I'li llau* licen Hurictll ndcrTlu* M„ rtim . i,, .„ t, , „„i t n ,.k. ., Set m ini'. (In I .aw Icjisucss Death Toll Mounts To Over II Hundred thu Katz. D ep a rts F ood JAMES M. CARSON SEEKS BIG OFFICE ON HA(lN(l ISSDh . 1 l i l ijU BRITISH FLYER MET DISASTER .. O n ____ , , •___ i - r p ; 1I t V C S t i g A t i o n i l U J O b je c t O n W a te r Is I‘ r o v e d N o t T o B e A ir ­ p la n e O f E n g lis h A c e Numerous Glues — • Are Unfounded lh ,p c T h a tM a c K a > « ir I Itli: Ml.Mill \ M. A fa.. Mat I n v n i/n \ ir i n o u p A n d llin c h c lifte A r c 'l\."-» ] , i .. I'ti.L . lluxtai.i. \nuiiy himi- 1. . at ttn Vre.lyiihui O.ipti-t I'luiiih. itn nnl> ■ "iitli nt IIl.li OUCH.MID. Ml'.. Mar. ' t ie. t.,l.-- eilti' ist lilt" ill' llllt'.lll" M i.in n M a n \ n noiim ('| iC a iu H l.Y TIN’ S ! 11 " | " ' t h a t C a p lul. in jane i . hut e-. api .| a' tlaix I'm t o i i c i n o r T n S t t i l c •i .fix da i id' : i " l . i t ' i i if', t rug l a m W a l l e r l l i i u h t l i f f e . a n il m e n I I ' t i l l i n u -H o r s e U.'iciltK e . . dm i ; xxI, . " t lie eat' x. a ..x. i ll t i n u r a l 'l e KlsteM arkay, \ml <i a m i l l i n g I t e f o r e l V o p I c f II mil "l.d *h. |»ie.nltrt . Ii.tll* w e r e a l i v e w i t h th en * w r e c k t "til "ft. ' ..; Miam at- eil g n ltlen w i n d ' l l tra n s-A t,t .ii Mi- .s n .ill \Vi h II. xx .. I.... | in „ . . (11...11. nt " f i ' la t ilie a i r p l a n e "H S tratton liei i i ." t |">1. ne.r *>x .it'd Wat. I* ting . Iiampimi • f tin • I Ilie . ar - x, ix. and t hi u "X •i l-la m l. a sa n d y w a s to fiv « . ii.' i . ' " i i’ 1 11*' ■ : • I. III. Ill Tl m ite s H u m s h o r e . w a > d a s hed . , ... ,n. •• Ill thir I , nl 'In .t a' ee i pi ."I. X' i ' l>> *o a s t g u a n l s t m n o f th e .. tk.lt'lil' ' »"l I *"X dlUx i . . I\. .1 > It.i Init.e In.nl I d " ' I* let. Ii, i Island Station lute today. ll"< •I t" « ll.'l'l" If Mi II. xx.ml xx el' ke "x i Che , "i,.«tgin,nl-iiie'ti found that ..I. II. a ni. nt "i ll 'xxaid tin Xelloxt "hji'i't -el'll ll)' persl'nft I ...k t'l " F I III Mg it It" "'1.1 III on tin inundat'd xx'as not the nils* ... . " I-.* .*' ' . "I" '• . -I •my plat,' and nothing xxa.- seen g j r nil "i ah,"ll th*' island :t ptiliti, I'tr ixtef n vein- iiyn as .. xxitlli 'p II' t ' l 11' ill nt t'hltl'le 1 i. It.vki r. xx'Idi xx.i- i Itett ■euti'il (• iin g E o r F o u r D a y s the morih'i •nt I I ' linen ISnsentlial 4’* >-- *- —• \Ittl.ejgli Mt Kel-lm illlmltt' 1 ju r y m t h o c i r c u i t c o n n the innitiite Ii i ymingel «ist' ' •I I"' S en titod o C o u n t y tliirt a t - I 'ii .11tel t u. . til .............. lllll m i 1;m" . i,,.| Mnrii., tlieii JI. i' lipMin t i l it r u e d ti \ c i d ie t sistml mi i leading 'iitltx Mm't'i g u ilt y jijra in st F o r r e s t a f t f l llnnli. I’ la.llly the I'iUlkei oil I’m ilXi|lle-ts X»ei. " I i l e l 'd he'd ' ti xx'Us setitenei .1 l.x Stipi me l mu ,r. lu c s i l l c n t of t lie tlt*- the -tillld lillllf .-nlllexxli.lt a - Ii stmi'llai'i "ii- lx tmlax at Fillin' l||-l e I allilgln.li t.. txxelilx ,X*'iU surprise as tile defense laid prex hrt S e m i n o l e ( ' m i n t y llstlii. .Mm'pari Sai ;;i I'a da a'.d tivn.iid tn life impii-niiiiient in Sing > iiii' « ill i n.i tnllslx- jlldil nit'll t II;•t It XI nil Id tint iiitict m a y o r o f S a n t o r o . II. ha alieailx -e i x .il ,\ xeni's i III ill lie t 1 1 and dj "ei I 1 ■ II: I. him fn take the -land )i-p ,| w i t h e m lie y /.le in e n l The pill pose nt in le: t II|I"IIX xxa- w liieli I'iiXe heeli en iix.ili.i i"t i|l"U:ll' - . m t '.in i'ln iitio ii o f $10.00** tn i mil l uxert tin te-tllli"MX L ll lll P"l a I A i i ' I ini(ile>t * Ifjitiil in liil lg il lg to I lie W lleane thilt the liallk pie lilellt |.-t then lixe- in Inuti-'i I' * xerilu t ._ a m e ­ ifl.-t fin ted Mi Ueaue to make « el • ■|• 'tn I il'IX i'll xx lit lt .1 ; I t 'l ill Ilf tine t " I" tain entries xxliel hx -lii.oim ixa- re\l xi eek " hen < "t . ... I unt "i the nidi*'1 stud t.. liiixe liei'ii t l iin-t’ei red trom \ .III'-.. XXill . "Il'llll t the i:tlll|s>11 aeeolllll o f the I ’ity nl ' fix 'he Idatnn I' * >1*' tla e id x |tli mi ' .1. . I i lilted •" I* •• S a i'l'.id t* the p e l -" in i 1 in i mint Mi anxxtitle, llie u n t i l " " n 'h* ' jut. tut.it./ t'n ■ii e in • -O nl the delendiilll . i tin ilex's t a le d vallex l.i\ t''*i •• N'F.tt YORK, Mar. K>. tlNS) — k .m l ' . to the i I'lii • l l i e h a i d . ' i - - -t"ix logt tlier "'itl I'lleiltli tmi- nf -lit illl'l 'It'Ll l a |..a , th. M illiiio - o i I ’c l ' - o i i s |5»'-i*'t*c Klsie .Muikuy, pretty, steel-norvx'd le t A t i t l i i 'i u c O f A i r T h i t l ji• '. I In i • xxa*1 ti" deni• i rnsfi.evaiiiiiiiilinn hy .Mr Smith, tin yiy.mt I -eilli'll fo r imii'i O l l i f e - In l . a s i M i n n i e \ t- I !x et I .i>ti'iu'(l T o l ' u h ii daughter » f an Knglish l"r*l, and ,lii i..i i .it tin: speetutnl fnr the state ivVeal.s all itlteie-liu; l Iell Iindies I'll illed nil Ictiipl T o M a k e ll c p o r t .s Mi l . x e o t W ill H e a r D e t a i l s ji. im t.i;ix liaxiiiy prex - stni'X. The xvitne-.s " ; i » he-itaiu I’ aptain Walter lltnehcliffe, who • The t dl nf liunian lix > . ak< 1 n lu r e Deatl-I.itix' I - Itca i'lie d I ’ r e silie n t ial N o i n i n a t ion txui'iied iU.Mii.st mix displa. Uliil lintneahle e x a -ix e in hi.- leplie t r» A brought diixxn M'xwp enemy jd a n fO x If.el l•» 11> Vile • ti , til, <at.i I'nplir s l'.fd InikiX •' '*'• Veliiiy • "tut convened iit ’• tn the tn|iid suei essinn of i|lie-rf Irf »• i r J pel ■ during the Win and lost ah eye I H ii mill M ill. ., ei -• II . nf fit It'llx I, •'•' ' 1 lie.nl . t t. . \ - 111\ t . 11•\ . \ 1 1, 'll.) l... ellutV • > the jt.'l,-' ■t inns prupniinded hx the prnseeliti e. i»••*! doing it. Iihx, met the trngie fu ,.<* ' f «"i’ u .• v »•‘i'i .»t**i .unl missing. Mi.xx minx n l'n l;ii.'» il • l< IT minute..I. a o f Nuiigvs-H'r and t ’oli. and other wlln •itlest intli'il him . In-elx ahnnt |.ell-lied ill tile I Im.'I lin'IX in x. i h, In l.d ' i.. III It.tx 1 i 1•e Ik. 'll. i Ii '. n l mt i’li eix imI the h i ■th hi ax <■ soul* xx In, sfinyril a w est­ cniiiplii at. d " A lm e l li u eii l'"iiiin- ' knnxx ii Allthnl ities deelaie.l tin h •|l ' • . t .1 ed. Ill t, t. . II.i in I. . . .1 It it- i ndini! mad*' ward flight aero.-s the Atlanta* ' .1H 1X 1tn final at:.I xxiuns I f ..lit him i.flifll. t In i' tll.it .lllll') Iluml*i l nf hn.l • II I ’ .1-1. t 11 l***i t i. npe: *iiiii ' h e : . ­ I fieean, in the npiitnm o f a Into >, Wi le XI I I't III*" I l|e a %• lit ll’ ii *Hllll t* 1 1 w »y •i 11 ted it.tr statement ’ .l.le mill, lit I"ll " l It exerxllml) x x iln IlUXe Ixeen X X ’nltltlg 1 « ■ Ml. 1 tl • .1 1'. W i l l -ex ell -i isllate ii x . Iiy.i » l« l| \iimiij; ilm ailim-Mmi- xx••i . tiial • ■ ..| • I i'e.1 III " t tie I kvnid nf them fur hour-. (I'Us nlllh t XX.|t t .il lll I lu l l" XXllil! ' ' . t ■m l .. . \( C'1 llllll. II »u •I. I !*• i . e ii Ie lieil t lie in . I’t .’lit I ■ the l.ankf < Ii ..I n ■' Innl.e I at lii ■nil ti " .1 I • ■1 t 1 , M| *, Hn|.e that Miss Maekay and .-it11sell tin- huge dam m i“ - <-an liliitil iil> lateineiits ..t In| ii r-i*n ■.11 l e e l t a i . i • 1 I * IT ti VV.11 ill .* M e l •( » •.*1 \\« 1X lit. ( . I' x. t ’upt Hindn liffe are alive wti ■ • .|, U . i nl. i t I’.. I lilt p.t ! t •...I i l r II... .I II l; | HU f ••11•*WIII; i t'.la . .•••'.J* ■lit •»*.' .1. t 1• pi iieti,'.ill) id'.indoned this mornIII llie In,, tl II i « t » it •jx, xe.ili and that n « lit*re» nt i |ta|H*i •••itl a . .til| • 'it J . nd ■u r :• ! -1" •IT I. leg xx'l'.i'ti the falsity " f iiumenm. • •» III* I i i k I i I " ! bill x x el • • • old I niitrd I.;. <-!•; ..IMI made .i^ain-t In- a<*'mii.i *lie elei l Ii.l ■ ni-’ v\ 1 (• .' '*! •ID IA IHVMdlli I 1 ll. l.| ll .11>'ll’ vague ix'pmt- that they hud been } •1 • Ill-I, n| el til i < 'I nl'.le than txxi. xI'llT.iL’ i. xi.i fi"t ..nl t lit linl-i |*f |l Ml i .hf . k sighted was established. Otto re»»" t,r Xcmnlm^r » •1. *. ,. im . I S j stems tn nl u t il. iii'iii m f IKtl! .IKaiM.d 1 f'isj.nx ei ...I t.x Ill'll iil'llt . t I llenl -eluent, •'. .i ...I tt le 1 i.t H I I . n t I'.i pn*i said a plane xvhlrh might fttix'O \. ill . • \\ In ■tell 111 . |.i X >.f ; III- Week Till XeilfatIMI le In r , -,.x el ed <h ml ^ indn tv • mix find t> * lieeh Hllicheliffe's lind been foivisi 11 , . . t hull'll I'd • I* l»\ . fl I . n l I ..li ' lie hi, I lilt .11 l"'i n »p* * IlCIHCllI * • ( Ii a in* d pl.t! " f Ml rill** I iH.III 1 Ilf • t >i) the liitiitr Lake's testiinnnx I tl* . down near St. John, Now llrunxI* It «* If* Mill* nt I h* . f In il" Iris ill x IX,. Mi ii XX. '< "• r*» 1*. Mm lie II lee ho *le I itl* 1 I.l A • • nelit. -•> ii' irixeii lleli-xx *ll II. xxitli Xli I'ahin 1 ••! iiiiril fur *i Ii«m*I th •*n—frw- -nt hers nttlOll K n tm , eiiioru a -nnitiiti'" .%fl .1' .1 1 '• i *••■I t ? * .. 1•*1 i tl.nl ", 1I l III Mimillllltr hllll a- lie t»lnl. tile -t.l'nl kVc1• > >/Mlll»H»lr i *M ||llk> ITT'T* i1 •f 1^. i* pia It'll to r n — ni't in, ., 'll, t" | I rVellt -, ieiiinx.il vague. These ix*ports s»TVTxl t«» lit v v ■till 1'iinki i I,•-•■<! le lull" 1 ..I th* .1iItf then I III lllliy til xxitne - "X i i t :i1t " niilTi huuy hopes o f the \XHt''hcr.i, hut .III! I Ik u ii (•i Ills* ll. i 'i ___ 1 .*t ' 4VI III •»*>>l' Ml llllllll I "ii tit ii rily Iml <|tin I.l* •ft" il - pi mv ell (•* lie , "1 I'llpt, ■fnj- U f f t -tU»«t«t»ttW»CteTn~~ I'f-eiged t nt'i'i I' I’ l-i'huhlx tlx, most tin-rearlitn. that war all. m t rainmany M u Iml- w m IIiiiuii < ni hi nn i lOuMm-It in -Frit ti m - . - r*-tti nr h.lt loll Ii ••lllll i;. . Wlial l- x'ntit nam e" lei t"i "1 i " 1' l ' f,, | ll 11 )• i l the M'Xeit inxestigipiimi • e l At «;3 0 u'cloek this monii't|f, i I imij **. \|unii ipal In'* inn ii * e* l .tit" -. end 1 I'd" P* >1 lit ll .. g,l lllnl hi* ex ! \ F "i rest Iail. ■. lIMilrr way I- the oil,' hep tin !• * t i"*i .it mu. nf \Vi*nt 1'alln Hc.it ii, t III II- "ll nl' 1 •• filty-three hours had passed sinco p| "IIIIM'V « dllll'iUl' H niilg ,• Then Ii .* t’ l. tin ci! l.iiini,mi's r .w pi. ■, If Where .1" x mi li\i Mi i m u i" i N'iit" >. w Im aminum',d In v |‘ . Il.ihi licit HmihI O ' i tin .»I e s 1|f . x. i'll ., Hied. He ..th . i t'tia ■ . 1 ” ;»|»C l« * the tak e-off and at that hour The M in Ii nn . would engage eiigm e"! .uxl genl" infilling hearing definite eoitfiriiui.1 • tie i:> i n il and tin l n>f Natum.il Ii ni"d I* tl" III"X l w hi* h h* .I'D* M lit•< ate mint >.inti.nl I In. xx,i- e.-l u nited ' yt t t o g a t l u i i-MM'it I■ tuiimix tloii that the plane had nueeeeUrd Hath >.ilifii|d. |hi \l| i . f f . i s ; .. 1 the .mix it 'id1 ill • 1 Ill,g el" 1 • ! i* ht pi * nil liXld II |.*,,10111 mm. , I I " " h'lig ha 1i> tin- tespimsV'ility "I the lie.ixx v « i i iiiadc t<> |ia\ Int Is |»ln ci ii d •i liteiti trom (Int > ID I.i pi i,r a ia*t ii i* in crossing the Atlantic hud keen lu.li i , iln A t D Itl IMMI.ihmi in M u i'' •nl ' |(»*<V IIf tile iii the d l-a st," reeeived. Nn exael and definite iilti 1 1 i t•• dale mI di Hvi i \ I In* ■' •• tl'le <t'nxvd 1••ji .i it . cl.l ni" lie ' 1h *f| ti i in. \« . pt inn nt Whx xi ith tl • .f,t «l*l III* I* hunt '"'M ' ti I 4*111 || 1inlie it.•• ,i V, i e-t xx.'"Id l> detliainl I. -ig htm g " f ll'iu h e liffe ’s Stinaontnl l • (In , I'nXXlied .iiii«1 la*nd '. miii lie. 1 4It . 1 .• t mu •1 ..' * i I * • IOK * I le " lull' 111 t III.". I'X'I'I' -III' lull fill 'll, XI "l ' \ m „ e -""I. II i'll) " I " ' should he (••♦•in •I »\im nl \ • I let rotter mniinplitne Lndoavor a l ' •I \f •I.l.it lt d ' i ‘it tin cli'itlMli id *i 111mil j"_', |'.ii iiiiii iniu i , . ■ \ I * llil I1 ’ til Si* •Illlh I. X < igllli i'll x eill - *o"ml ;rii»lty < f . " " " " i ' l yligeiie. t:i 1 ii *it «’ ! ' ga\ e Imli \ •iieti! I»\ tempting a tl'gl't trnnt hngland tt i 11*•*•I htiililmi; ai l*ai»la n i!l he hi t..i 1*1 v•• .»» d >nt it The Mat e I " I , -.ill id l *X, el'IHohltng "I the .••iii !•, llie n fd '1’ill M♦ th* 1 n! .1 ,I1CA t „ Mhiladelphi". hud Iwell niado 1 ,t ji -t it • re* ci •d tti tm m*ai fu lu n •in i n fi-um \\ lie lei mil drlTi.it. ,i ,i--ix e S' Ft i- Ihim line Tnesdsx Mitel I.....II when it III- e x e , \\el e ll,* •« • *i:i> 1 ill** ill « ii* .1 \| ii:hii*n. S a n foid A ich ii* .t. i> fill (1 g I • •\ V\ •1 *»idi-f t inX e I ill'll I't I it..' l ', i f.e.dlx ..ipeixiM il hx f l i n t w - -veil i*x ,i xi-ssel about I ,tl S .1 -tan > II. • Mu IHpCil • ft lit% % »M ' p.l»M'* .III.' pii |i,t it;^ 111.i ii and ' pt i 11n at imiin •t)f ii m h 'I wmI m il " h » ' 1•' In:.' .Smith i 11••v\ XXill t." d " l " 'l I" F.ug.n, m William Mullloll ""I. aim miles " f f tin' lu s h C«"i»t. * . • * in In- i n.in , 1 lit I* m.*v . |l"|* . I mil m t filial c\|Mtf tl.it h**nt (It. I \\ I.l v V! I till* lint l i m i n g xun i Ill In '- llllnl d hiiildei • ' the 1*1' Im *I stiuelin e. 1r taix M. ilmi ex i" -t l atr.hti'lied lip a - >1 F\|s.'r"'",, il aviators uitd met; lit* , * iim I *1 .1 1 X X Id i '-r m i l.ll In. II l"lt xx ho w,-I t « In ii In- lu s t learned • f tin • nt duly xx dl l"' » "inph',1 ed ai.d xnil In Id a' x i|. . •li.ilnllse \\ II 1* ,d . |.|'■* l.ll H I mM ('< 1\ ■ ' " t III- l ompnsUI e xx.' next Monday •" t j |\4* -t.lt 4* "iulugist* familiar xxith the dan* "lit, ie.n i' ’ i ......... p a i n p tifn I" th e ,1 (..\\ i I»m>« i • •• "lake |||« i l l * p . ,|, | ■ u. I ni I lie luxe, t IgUlimi It) M » xx ill hi "I.l."I" <t 1' x'Inn the Uliil Ley il mt ' l l e g ' i. "|l 1**4 •»»! y e i- at lending .4 flight from Ftir1••!•*••^ npi'lliue • t the I lin'd te ll" I" N t t • d t • • \\ ai ill il'*** • V pi • ' X , tm llie A I , -. Max....... . *t> Hi ••Mh llie L. Viiyele. Mills a " o f I'oxx. i '• It t lie st t "ill had Xx . the IMI nth II' lil -iiVirnee o p „ to America expivxsed the bed l^ .'I Lake liiix, X"It exe, I" x " .mil Light iii-ii ha- employed the fall " In*■ i . i 1, teXX tl. III ||M«|C I.reft t mi y rx'.lt I hi 111f, •I III it '.’ll tn >1 t> and tin |,et that the 'lining eouple had not I tin liirix lian1 Ihnild mi lilt" 1- pH 'll. !|0' "I I't.ll'. I'll.Ill U hlle HI** *t I'llix ix tetl nf mix ,.l l« n t tie - • i.i*.. I x lee- "t " t.i I" "I noted geeio* .■ flax togeth er xxitli up • I. , W "III, ll. Hgl," •> ie u fhed- mid-Atlantic It was tellie l " ' j, > offering I'iiiy ," "- f" A No ' i nf sleep liild had a lx I •. l-ls !•■ •" t' l "'ll • the i allse nl the meeting xxer, I 'hail man I n d T. .. I "llllllll '' ■ii 1 |.l.I I • d, I't- "I tl". t ; u i ,M as likely that somewherv•lay . "lid III.in a • e.\ pi t t M llaxe x nil • x, i ’ n ti " d I n , ak lie, . Viitheiilieof Vent uni Williams ami I ■* Haiti, > I led I Up tile l.l\ kill i.n' Xk |.Ill'll. d< Ids for uvci the mid-'oeean they nin ipta d > fo r S»ii . ,1 to make - im . ml "tti i t'l lllll'.. X, I,"S' IMtil llllll I 11-- XXI le R Wllsnll. seliunl hn.l d "It " ' " ' . , nil' i t loii pel m l ......... xx 111 nut Le plis-ed In* fill ii"> "flx'tlse T -l.s't, ice and fog .ninl were forved one. lie pledge- I, i.lux Ainmig '•> "• " ho \\til ••! I* V \n •wept hx tile Hood, have instituted ;j,liI T. \\ I..ixx tun. —1*1" i ll.talnleiit • '-nt and ilm o m i t made " " tin dlitioagi' " f 'lie ,|"kxn ufl" the tain i . *. A i « ii»l« - peclnls t'liiml' •" ■ nf puhlie inslrin tmii. "I " IJ Till* i tl" l l ' - l "III" xnll a -e| ai .,te i'.mill ) while llltlep ml ■ni, lit as tn w Ill'll II ix ill I. lllll, I",'III tn tl"' * Fourteen .priAeits, l»\x» nf them 11 r Mic i ; I'elieu tisfeii. I • " . " 1111' I e There \xns Im il"t l* e \\ -I ever on ll till ' ill! inxestlge’ " 'I- XXel e nl'deled Ii" pn s lit. in,|, i it., pi, ■"I I",aid xx.'in-K the n-V J'ettr’ \dd Priucrw Red Stm 'igy Ix -\\ igyI > M.,rl 1i l"'id fm n ni'xv tiial filed A. A h.-oluU 'lj. s l a t " Kngim-ei t.dxvaid Hyatt mi.I I,ill ilejd h.il " " I . " " ' 1"'. I sixr«,tii>i*ln-\V,'i thrim Hiid )Ir<Itida*, t •eei x and I '" I < " aft,•rin.nil, hut tlie enurt IJ I*ti ing y o u r lile m Sanlntd 11|,. fitntr Railroad I'omnufsinn. .1 ,.l i fa i .!• al I " " no Fr.mcfs (iii»yx",y'. I'M v.'Im t their llail'V « e r x . It " 1 ' " ' ’ in. at Itl,1 ' lies expres ml the .tie huxe you Ill'll! mi) "ihm t " " \ lint he l III' < .l iy a fi il i li\ ill .-T.illll Flnll'kl It,e* IifViiig to tiy th" Athmllp and ti til o,'I'l x . II" i.t t Meal Mark tiat lilts intllse «'f aclimi eM , pt tii.it <d M a y o r V , it j ..f I .its Vnvrh— was lamieli 'fl half " f thesoTvxiTx'Jv-'l In the »t. end', I JJ, «!*?•' ' l l * tiy M.il’kxt. M' et. Open A ir I'"" 1 I'*' l"ll"'.Ved hy liltni l.evs f"l „ ||| n ilm e i i x ' "lin' d t " "k -ti ps l " A Y.'s, I have, lefnpt tl, ’ fly ffnnt e a at, W ’ V W B It > 11 t lie I M i "'I I 'll ' " f • • 1,'jnpi »• • ,<> *~ . f l , I 'n ig St or* l.itie Th, atie. I .ui '•fen-,' nhtaill the - e l ' I ' e Kllxxoud ij. What p o s it io n ' “ Solliethilig d i l l , " * " ' -*"'l n in i ,. *» ;,gulust.sk,e«et i,txe h 1’" '! txmdt that • I ) lllll X . II I I * "X, I hannei I'ept I'. MilndyV Sh»p|» I •' iilillnu'n o i t lint l *>'' \ Menther o f the la gi-la tiue. Meade, •filet " f he iisia io a tio o o f th,' nldiliat x I" 'k' "* ( ......._‘p'-exag.’ . ' . J ♦.tori'. The thitkt . Iln I'mmond 'ml I.. "Join I i»' e 11", k g ' x dl he plait'll on hi.il ty I xx'as nut reallx leferring s e t v i e e u f the I'liit <1 Stales I* •p iu g r n i"- along m ' •-d -‘ "d l ull, niliy tile dl-i"i -a, "t ll' ' .lexxeler, fie*' No »»iu* I'tot f l o w f tin north A<* ‘ Pumie. M, I..o Im. " lour ur.g on an indtetmeir t., ix nffieiul posit",n a- null'll as part nn nt " l I n t e i i 'i . a- elii'irntan U V.sllINtiTON. Mai. I . tIN S ) i, lilies Xx 111 Le ultmed 11"' pruple .•ul lie tiled iminedift.'l;. n tin Liinli, it mu east t,*.\»'-tf although I'e,'till, I’l"' M u ', • S tole. \\ fig K n y In,II mill A Ii Krx xxitli I was h. a liusmess pupitmii' o f a x Oliimllter • f engine, l s. re, • H"xxman iii,in, nt Ii • le - L 'ui M Mi van. . level, ins" .leave •spaiinid the oeean llaxipg rolupleled a -peaking o f Sunforil xx lien « 'l"' ... t ' lei'ii'i.t and III -til,I lull nl oner Fui nitoi < • • .Minim -. I'aiui A. I*i esnleiit "I Setniimle oiiiinended hx the V im iiia n S oci­ ,m iter i llllL'hilis. eoiisiilel* * • ( hx% man) a se,'l)t"l Milt to ll',' " • 1,1 { ,,‘ 1" aniiiir tm the vaslrfly vllo-rlioti. In Store, Sunf"td I'.iint and Wall II .il" Mr. Key i» iepoile<l ety o f Kngineeir, xxitli liradijxuirt- tout t" tl"' West Coast. t 'minty Hank. iiitii.- if- “ Am, 1 1,ii . I* ."ling hit (br wtiuti1 u»v tj I'll,'lilt •’'Hit .iua . n I the* I p.ipri Co.. I'axi l»i'part"ie"t ' xx lift Miiall|inx and t it-* l^. Itnxx lung w en xmi I’ rest e is ill New ' Y ' . d . ’ to pi "he the Jalm • A Reed, o f M ls-"'iil l " ' " ei lean luu ii Natuiali-1 pn-f -nts enjoin that ni- -• . _.fh-t -J ,r " M t||II| iijjiis-AtI ‘ 1......tn enjoin h u ltI„ Stoiv. C o u ih " Mu-" S l o e . I I " " '•'ill ask for a a cx e n n iir ••• dent n f the Seminole •'mint' Ihink cause i f tile dlilil U'eitk plan- to extent! _,, > the Smith Ills his xvoodland p in gi.'i" Ihrils « t w -sine p u i s n e . ; /pilot*'v’ KurtNutt,la I ash Stole. that Mr. lalke mux g o oil A seventh *in'|Uii>-|s ladng vmi A. From it^ o r g a n o a t mu until etiliipiugii'lor (he Ifenio, tati, I're.— Florida” in the MUihlmnnh nl the „ ... J ' ; ' . : ' K r " . 5 o . l l ' . a . - n m .......... . at "lire. ducted I') I It> Vtlolliey -less K. it.- i l"S.:. ,i..t S torv ..jin,, tion ,•« o r . " - m . • hii jh w n xxith the a *T,l,litin 1 tiomiiialinil. lie xxd1 -peak Junipr lligli Sxhoul at * !"■ 'Ii, , mxxd moxi',1 nut nf the Stephens, xxl". i investigating the I f . ' Unix many y e a r- app No nt lie Vim rieat peak«*t I w - I i K e ir i.ii »~ K M y i,|.|i""i I.. tin- " » i p " " . , " D ' V " " U h l. •■«„. 3r in.NoMli ' a-olinu lute tin ’month f*"iii. State's A ttorn ey Mil moliopluf"' Y(hite Il't'K 1,'lial a sp ii't s. ..I tl"' situation. dune us much to. pnpulal is, nutuie and then g o to Wisxoii.-iii l"i I* -Smith unit tine o f li*s as ; nxpl«-t> and it While many t! "•> -u ffe re rs were •tinlx and eieat, an u pus iatt"" I. I.. Ftihisinski o f Fen•' " m g a n u e .l ... Ml Inlll 'I ell fUierehr/* deniunilmg i ep.u atloiis, WiMi'i x x ns , InsiM ill It'— “ alinut III- Vx.xU ty liJltaj'lixil" I'.!,• lo ’ll,. i. s^incWY'rtWijii-^L.txntPtldyf • xxri,. hesieged hy s p is la ln. H l i e ...Ill’ . .Id’ s- .t . '""A , 1 o" «'■' •••!-' ” "............. " " ' • sicinfWcrthHm^->kt>vUPtIkt> V ^ - r J C c o r g c K. Cry w g a x e th x ' first n»inn-i* n i"- nt (he gixe its leudet - , oiuplete i n i " " " - ' I :'" fid tufli'X, thilt He , jlllltl.v III*' f i a lh r ie d V -r x-” a - a’ *|hgi»-.'miVfored n l'e la .'w .A fp M Ftk- • IL 1 •'• 1 k xxe r Fi* x u *" H kaVjWxid,ill. r"ngiutu|ilte«t upon their !"''•*I y i hiif “* r ~ — VIt .'i'Ti'7 xCTinid ix reiulx I'" a lellirn p( " I'e'"."; field and fnre-l and I ' . a i i t " ' "I i ">ii o n ’ lhtt Fnenvrt, Lak"»lrUI xii Ttfrtijiul , H.ioVgH ■ ' > ’ ’ «| t'eartnu V, VKUItt* LSnit"’. flih?xjl » i ivhilxi all o f the final" i d 'a id f-> flit' n a tu iul xxnild a- Mi lllflchih. Uxuiise o f the n ull "I ads-mi'il vxpiv i m in e d e d \xit|i ti'"* hank InAtam _ .......pensaliun rouitwrl n '"ivx ^ J M . * P '.I'" , tali'- iidinuTistVatlon. **lf tm* I'ai'V hr..... vutiou sta ff, " a s not -ilde* in nnmmi" ii"f * •'•*>' will Imxe were piesideiil ni the hank. yi txxlsel) and pill'll "tlx It Nearly fixe million pui " ^ '"lie. Ixihni. All itf the .Hate’ mg Coinntunit) ,|H inir < (•mmtiiitt > I • dial l*»x. ’ < ............... ' , v. tltflV-wjd *(4|d h V - t i f . - l U .. lira) fi ruyspt an.1 pay lur the funerals '*f ih " i v c x • Ihn'II , harnii'd and delighted v. ith A. Yes. slipul,I " i n "t the |miII- •" NoV.. •I xv,-i-e praifed lot th" inait“ * »*•’ • 1 . u,in‘ wh.*x*>'N"H iklt'^'tr eu (It* w ti ii y ti* «nmt .1 I n ........ . h ''f '• the marvelous hi d soiu.". ->'h", eieil dead t^ Hid yon have m .thing i " ,lex Im ed Ri i -H: “ The nation is ' 1 i’ i • ’j K I’lVM'Utatinn lif .l lie ,a ••Hint'll I'j V cilXIllli'de ••• -'I ' h- I -eliteli •""* «' « ,- >ie m i n i.t- und ixo.t " » that la e ih i . T i y - ■■I f aflaint' o v e - the corru pt»•»» •"»->** heuilliful painting ‘ "t s fthnnk hands xx it it tin d o with the eh*: lent inaliag J'M'.'t ’( t h Htore ft* •*1 , linihi'd tl"' st' P side- ,'f Sntl din T V .•?'!> , " n f o f h r x V m i U . * > lu ^ M ' . d " t te n sling stories o f wild life. t*s ■x'lRtf. 'a* |„fi (In ,p the hank? iny miimig the highei o f f " nil. " (In* Tltr ml, bev.4*\i' "'H xxmild Le I’estip.ted .j . n . , . . Pox tti «;x'' dratk i " d i ' « “ Ki ll'll isip'i'u Cm*' 1 eVleod tF joe."lilt'd h)' this x*, i -Utile "tli.'L , A. N " t a thing. • ' ' # the Rf'P ddiean Mart' “ he iiueit'.d in tiinini">xx's Jleiutd f i a i^ o f the pre.ftelit , . . I, ',-1 , |,||1."' | ul't'Mdol "d m -aiilr: itifchl. i>ho*m'd txxx* rox'fi ! > n «hx'naturalist. This nuti'Lei dm • ll. Unl you know a ii))h m g It,.,.,| cxplainod he xxuMeking ii.-mg UciiiK «n S.tn’ ..j(iV ’ l.rsi mg phugs of,,ncd mr. r lU'iiaikrr-JKv* GV mi aheH.’p W flig fl'#hk ruu l-ike wa« i iiiivieteii o f. havaheftTplad h t itrot* . a I e. •( •S«f '* ' "• I'l'rk *',.1 ■ ‘ iiuluile the vast multitude xxh" not so much to foster his nxxn •. . ' togf-tln r will. . . . W „Hwrs_ adve .vuln » In « h r j ' .1*1". •»'' ", » l'**-‘ ii the sum of SMl.Olhl ai. iu( it ? \»u\\v g h ti ..»!>, rpcifk.V'vkW ' v H h fv U . J .. , us n ' ti;v I 1 • hi ing '. h have listened in to the llutvhins eause as f<» »x|M>und sound prill A. No. !li>' h;.tn) e o u f n i aven'.'iit " f loumiutuiy doll... day > «m* *«tinur.| «n ' xx, re found rnuudalanit fixl r moun* . ’ • * . * < . • • • . • j talks given over the radio. T " ( jhinfoid uimI plaeii y I ‘ |^. W ho luaio'gFd the m c.'im i*. tain pa - - fa l.M on. enliatim , p o iu D .' «|»lw fo r the purl) ,v . * r • • • * . ’ J tvoiitinued ^ o n pitgc tw o) * °i'tiuueij oti Page 7) A lte r t i o s i in --------- ---------- lanyai-liiug « hit’ll 'h e says Amidst Kuin AndllavotAN hich Worst Flood In Years lias f«T <i i t ime u hit’ll ►lie -.ityi* he <!• Caused. ThTKnownlH'ntlAr~L * 'f ..... . Mu"' •' .Kn’ !' ,, . II . | .r . . . .. to ln v eiiiili -.1 the murder -i Heinu Collected I «»Kether >WH.; <1|!(l Mr,. iu , MINISTER GETS Years INTO STRUGGLE P la n e RADIO MESSAGES UNCLE SAM WILL OF CONVENTIONS COLLECT INCOME : WILL BE FEATURE TAX FILES TODAY Alive Is Abandoned ^ 1 Sanford Merchants Make Final Plans For Hie; Dollar Dav :l a ! Hutchins Will (»ive (> il Reed Finishes His ProgramTttnighllii 1 Western Campaign ^ ‘hool Auditorium For Own Candidacy *.'* . - A - - f * •• " ' y ■ rr- i �j .1 L i : * It ..* * I---------- ■ — r?------------:--------------------' iV'? ft! ' ■•:i c*k> {• “ •••/ • *" f AGE SIX .. I M B — ”7------ 17" * T". ! -■ 1.' E lT V T C H ? PW«D»r ' « * ’wireless message of funds belonging to the bank D D I T I G U n K l l l O i l ' F L i ! E ilV « jJ r o m another-sWff^lHfch reported and the pronfcutor revealed that A V I ? i f l H I I t 1 1 sighting II "large piano flying lhe charges involve the tirfnsfef I - A V n nf an item cf $ 10,000 from the L U J X l I v f V l i K l / l J l ! * ) w eslw nnr when four days out of •Bordeaux. The name City of Sanford bond coupon ncwas not disclosed. tJ , count to the personal account o f The plane's take-off yesterday Mr. Lake. (Continued from Page One.) wan veiled in mystery, neither its (Continued from page 1 ) Counsel for defense through Mr. enough money in Mr. Iuike’s ac­ Palmer offered u motion to com­ Stinson-Detmlter, carried approv­ ultimate destination nor the Idenal ftasitlini j t:ty o f Hinehcllffe's companion bocount to thke core of the charge pel the state to elect upon which imatcly 450 gnllons o.* ny Davi» J. Walsh and thnt the charge slip was then count <»f the indictment it wimW- ■Vhtcli would give it cruumnt.-tiniu-.ill*? divulged. ’ •^*•7777. ~ ----Internationa) New a Service placed in-le-ca«h-U«m account niid gu to~ trial. Another-rpottnrr was Later- it wns~~rrarnrd that the n* about 40 hours, according to bust Sport* Kditor. * “ _1 handled ns n cashitem. It remain­ made to prevent Mr. “Farris •arid plane was making a trans-Atlmdjc ' AVON PARK, FlarrDinrr 11.— ed there until he left the bank's Mr. Fabisinski front ncting in be­ estimates. flight attempt and thnt the secNot until late today will the ITT grammarian were r-sulcring n employ on August 3, the witness half o f the state, the contention c hopeful watchers relinquish the ml person in the plane was not report on Uic St. Louis Cardlnnl*. being raised that Mr. Smith was said. idea that the perilous trip will i>« ' Gordon Sincln'r. ns was thought at • he prohnbly wouiti do bo under tho In an effort to show the intent the duly constituted state's at­ a success, if by sundown the ship first, but none other tlum Miss Klfollowing concise terms: gondcr, to defraud un-thv part o f the de­ torney and that an array o f spec­ fails t« put in an appearance, h'*.v- sio Mnekav, daughter o f one of ■ • 1«,1 ••:**•i .. •"I ■ —-t' malei mood, Into-rogaGvc; tenHe. — — fendant banker, the state traced ial counsel tended to prejudice the cver, fears of n disaster will be England’s richest ’itecrs, f.nd an ex­ very. He miftht not l»« so for wrong n similar transaction involving ilefendunt in the eyes o f the jury. perienced nvintrix. *•* Lighl-Weigh Boxer Receives cute -tallied. at that. . . . The G ets Khtnild encounter the Hooes FrontCroWd When He $25,000 and occuring in January, Bo'.h n otions were denied. Dispatches to International Tim Cards, ns I was prepared to The staje then offered- in evi­ most fnvorable weather conditions Appears In Squared Arenas 102 (1, several weeks liefore tm* see them, were a pomewhnt inter­ . Before Windy City People offense, alleged in tho indictment. dence letters pntent granted to the News Service from various points possible at this time of the year, along the North Atlantic repot to I rogative proposition. They still are The state also sought to intro­ bank upon its organization and nlaccording to the Nnvy Bureau of to me, in spite o f mil McKechnlv's ‘ CHICAGO. Mar. 13, — (IN S )— duce into evidence a minute bo>>k so a certificate from the comptrol­ conditions were favorable toddy Aeronautics at Wnsliingti.’n. for flying. Visibility was gao l and reassurances today. The fliers n:o expected to en­ They call h'm the " hp.iI chain- of meetings of the board of dir ler showing the institution had com­ temperature were comparatively ectors in an effort to ohow that plied with all the state laws govThe humnn uncertainties yet to pion." counter only two storms of moder­ high. There was very little log. the transaction mentioned in the « ruing the organization o f n bank. ho accounted for and tho various Determined to lie the first fliers ate intensity which they might Sammy Mnndell, world’s light­ indictment never received the To tiie latter, the defense made organs are listed herewith: easily avoid by flying slightly t« spun the northern Atlantic in Bob O'Farrell, former manager weight boxing champion, is known sanction of the directorate, bul I iiuwii its inclination to object, the north o f the usual route. All winds I nti eusl to west flight, Capta'n and ht*r catcher: urm. along tho .-hipping lanes and ns that in Chicago, where he is now th e’ court rules against it upon <> mention being thnt :tbe ilocuTommy Thcvenow, star short­ the most popular fighter ever tho g iouii<I that the book ’.vus not i mils did not Iwar the senl of the Walter R. Ilinehcliffe. intrepid slightly to the north of them are British "A ce," -end t ile Hon. Elsie mateiial to the issue. slate of Florida. stop; leg. M.ickay, daughter o f Lord Inch- reported to lie blowing front the Chickcy Hnfuy, regular outfield­ developed here. The testimony of Mr. Deane was The session was featured by east, and hence they rtwuld help When he appears in a Chicago lengthy. Detailed explanations frequent objections from the de­ en| e, today were bcl’eved to be rather than hinder the fliers. er; oye*. winging their way towards Amer­ Rn.v Hlud *s, ditto; Knee. ring .Mnndell is quite generally were* outdo by him to indicate bow fense. Questions were raised ns to Wcntner reports from New Rabbit Maranville, elderfly "booed" and always has been since the various features o f the trnns- methods and lines of interroga­ ica in the golden-winged Stinson Found land today were favorable. on noplane in which they hopped . ,, , , , ructions wore said to have been tion of the prosecution, iuul to sho'rtficldor; himself. When the fliers reach the New ..ff from Granwell Airdrome EngThe Cardinals, viewed merely he , won the title , in a Chicago ring |hnn,lle«l. Various ledger sheets i nieli of the tes timony that'w u Found land coast, they are not ex­ ktml at 8:40 A. M. yesterday. from thg standpoint of names, and I fr" ,n ,,j,<'ll’*>t Rocky yxnii.nis. were handed to the jury for exum- i ffereil. Exhibit*, which the stat. pected to encounter anything more not from thnt of u convalescent i Time was when Sammy was well illation anil tin* court conducted s-iecceilcil in having plared in the • Acvimling to a ilispatcli from ser'ous than light northwest winds. Halifax, N. F., the plane should liej waid, are quite n hall club. In fact, |liked. His determined refusal t > the/ interrogation at times In i .word, also brought continued, i tn-rriug the const o f New Found-! Neither the British Air Ministry make tin* earn eletnet* for tin* objections from Mi. I’almer. ' nor Lloyds had received any dufMcKechnlc lack again for another, defend the title ir.medluteiv turned *and this nioniing.’ managerial whirl, thinks he has the 1 . . . in'te information regarding the ^ ,l'*'’ * . In openiiig its ease, tho prosecu1 popularity into dislike. The elimuThe llal’fiix dispatch stated that l.a *. li ght's M*»-i* n a.sl.'d a's.’ it |t;on |!Vj,| ,|K. g,*,,,,nil W ork by coming champions and Burt Shotprogiess of the flight up until HAH) tinFrench liner Roussillon, which . . b -.*•• i i. i- i 1 *.*g .*eu . i ' |hieing bn the stand in succession ton, of the Phillies, agreed with •pion dots not have much to say New I " ‘ " ’‘ H this morning. for ailed from thut city him. ■about his inactivity ns a title-holilei tcrmiiKsl’ -ii when Alt. I'almei said ( Slierirnn Drawily and George (' reported I Just where the flight will end, Y'irk at 7:30 last night Yet the fact will not dtiwii that even tliougli Ins one great desire is In* v. i» tm. fatig n I 'o o o ii'iu 'v .! White, bank examiners, am) K. II. if successful is doubtful. AccordThcvenow's broken leg hus yet to to be popular. He craves the good Mr. Dt*a i" was in la* slim<l it Ashcraft, receiver for the in . ing. to Mrs. Ilinehcliffe, ltcg. Uu&lie proven sound; thnt the had arm will of bis audience even more than thi* (in. ami spin le!iv n.;d lwvn ititiitiuti. The purpose o f their band toll! her Mitchell Field. L. I.. nccas .ioed when lb-' »\'din- .j /.ulv.l t 'Btimony w*mc to show* when tin* <r:~n.Tini).’ vvj<s his goal. It is generally rt' which kept O'Fnrruil out of many an avtor. \|i White was reeallcd to jden Was SRk Man * to-find n i i-rtiiiii d *,*»’•» <1 -l.p lip a I ank closed its doors, and into games lust year hasn't been ade­ j gnriled liiore likely thnt llinchAccording to bis friends the a m.’tss i-f papeii, -ih'-ii Iuul l-eeu whose hands its affairs wet. f 1 : v an agemint sheet and a ira’u - I liffe will land fit Harbor Grace quately tested hen', if at nil; that placed. Mr. Dre wily testified he took fee sheet ns being among the m i ­ •irport, New Foundlund. llnfey'a many opoivtions Inst win- champion was .nek when lie fought j handed him by state einnu el. ni Is which he received when In* tor may or may no) have proved Kansas, lie batthd with a broken j Just prior to re.’e :', it was d - i harge on tin* day tin* bank closed, ii**i|. over the bank. In response (laced all the records anil re or sprained rib and for several , covered -that the several hundred beneficial tnat Blade’s Injured . W yrOFF TO GET T R Y -O rr quest inning- b j" defense rntinxel. kneo is, responding so slowly that month* could not raise his right j ’•Np* "e re not the ones which |tources in tin* vault and sealed*if j'lie witness* said bis tee/ths nt ......... IT ... ■■ ,iv < i ty1* may not really know its tnu hand above bis bead, due In an m- lprosecution toiinse) thought tld v, .Subjc jutsntly* Mi. Ilrmvdy said' in- . iitilieation were numbers which I AMI A, Ida., . lat. I I. •- • 1 fret inn in the rili following hi-i win- I -v,,re. Mid therefore tin* •('•■'TiiM turm-d tin- bunk affairs over I a* placed upon tin* sheets. . condition until June. Douglas \Vyc«-ff, an Ml-Amen•lip i-i-ttld not Im* produced, { ’uiiij- Mi. White, w’lio reniaiJied in charge * Tha fact of thu matter is that ning o f the title. Mr. Deane was reialle.l and In* r,,,,t hnl1 «»«' »« Georgia l e d . Then just about the time In- set for tlii- stale announced t*ijit until Mr. A-lit raft assumed bis dm • , Mntanville has been playing shm.red aa ledger sheet of M. 's »*’ Riven a try-out with the v .* 1 * nt feretl stop regularly in Thcvenow’s pin-■•*, plmnicd an active ring peiioil, lii- l i e prnper *-li|is \v1titItI Ik* nvnJnl lu is.- as receiver. It. W. Deane took tin L ik e ’ iieeotint. *'ros« exaillilteil by Seiuit'U’H. Bob Beeves, anotlier ! r ihu session tins morning. -land and testified that he re­ \ttoiney l a i d Luke, lie admitted Teelt star, already is 011 the squad, tho latter’s mended leg having giv­ yoiing wife beeanie ill. lie was too t’liunsel fmtin* prosecution - igued from the bank on July en him considerable trouble here. worried over her i-ondition to boy 1 .* did not ninki* up tin* sheet mill battling for an infield berth. The I.liter nt about tiie saute time tlningli Mr. Fabisinski, w!tn Iuul but dicl out leave its employ untd O’Fnrrull has done little, if any, Inm asked if In- iuul ever seen it Senators played a segrcless ninecatching this spring but McKec'i- Mrs. Mamlell leiovered |u-i health, been conduct ng examination of Aug. •'!. tinee days lieftirc u betoti* it was handed to hint in * inning tie with tlu* Braves yester­ nie says his arm is all right n*nl I Mnndell woke to the fm i that lie j witnesse*-, unit ii signal vielot> ilmed. lit* : aid In* held the posi: •nit, lie replied tiiat it was •day, The piti'iiing on both side, ea-biec and n presume that diagnosis will have wa ovtieineli- unpi-pu'ai Win n In- when ii suececiled m piering int-i •’■n of a-sistaii! uard to aiiswt r," and "enulilu't was unusually good. to do until we know more. IVi- wa < introdueed at ringside in t hi - the ti-eiu-.n i. vi r I lie'ob jet t ion of 'deb bad general -opuivision * ty fni sure." notnly I look for O'Farrcll to U.iv-', e igo. lie will jee.'i-d. lie fi-l* this 'the ilefeii-.. a sei »*■» of ledge) ,l" ‘ discount department, c o m \*f 1.1-111*1 I'u ln nr ohjei ted to the | -I..... I ln* - *aie was enable I I omlei ee ami hifokeoping. The wit n good year, particularly in view , I is-nl.v, hi* f rieuds *aid 1 *•> being idarril in eVlilelUi* bufhiigi im-.l and doun c .i t tin- f.illow •mi 1 >f liy l*v iitilig eiting a lei fedidentified a ledger sheet low Iln tin- eolll.se of the fact that, henceforth, he - In* 11 ill tin- witness was not Hatteries clinmpion turm-d i-» rbe ” -11. k " el nod tin- I'ouii's lining 11n- *n *-ouut o f I .tike and Key, Im !• * iti\e 11needs manage only himself. t" it.- identity, that '. as i-\. iiseil leniporai • !> • fu* lie fonnhl n large iiuiids-t o f 'conts paved tin- way for MihscqiM-nl A* for Blades and Hafey. neith­ ■*. wi u- • a-nr» - on the pn|«’ t 1 tlii- - 1.11111 follow ing im olijeili to! 1 h.1l .l-i* - In .a laid not been er hus bi-.n playing regularly in in ^ill-ill tow it- of tin- niiddlewc-sl. bunk iei oii| t** la* nbu i il into tie 1 aised by tin* ilelelisi- us In his al* ■loin d in tin- loll o f pa It nil exhibition games, so you can bald­ In l!ii">e liout- In* hut’ led ri ond I i ol il v, ii b* *at ilif l ieult v . (•itarttnii’t’d mu* tear •li*ti*rniini- iln- aiilhentiiii ulmo-t i*n!nel\. lint lo­ I lie m a lt iiandi d down is . f*• i itv Im . .nil nt et I'llleli the oh ly see tlmt all is well <>|- all i- ill. i atri Remind llattery Shop ■ I tin paper cither. They say llafey’s eyes haw cal in d SMi ill hi in p... tliiin ,| \i ii II mi in m ei 1 ulliig an I'bji-i t toil .10i —\Y. 2nd. St. I 1 Min ii* , head bookeepui T- da .M.uuli ll’s wi:e i- in ....... III tin ill II I! I', wliiib listed eight Ltliv examination ol tin* recovered completely from tie e f­ I ion. Ill'll into a i l i - t 11,-i| expluilll t o l . '. i v i e d re la tiv e to i n fects of bis sinus t.Muble and -ia^ lu-altli: In- is 11*•• fUtlii i i*i a tm -1.> 11 il->'Ms j,s follow - , ■aluncu - hri*1- 'tm I-. igi-t in 1 m a t s . N i i i i ’ e i o u oti I. That l<d g e r slui-t ll'iv eli’ l I nm o f how daily truth, lie seems to he quite all be Soil II • MOW Ill-Ill u v Ills "Il'UI-l- Iin hi tli-i" and fn-*o f i on* I e |dunl*i i ll H i v. II In | * e o f tin •veil* 1 1111*|il b *d lilnl In ill 'n i ’vc \\••! •• ;*.., a pa 1 Wet e 1 , i i s e i l liy t l u * i|c should be. Blades, however, tnak'-s 1 • liei la i| w il II I in* v m i u l 1 ■•lire ‘ ff. (•aid 1 1 1 mils ! w i t m *s» w a s still o n 1 q no secret of tho fact that be t o »* « to lake •u I In- Ii ii.lnijr light weigh' ' aei Mint fion t ioil* tn tint.* <‘.111- ' m ...... v*■■•1 1 •urt t rressfil mu J I'aai ;.n w ittii-ss tmi- Ii nil to little about the leal condition i-f t); • coiuit i \ It'd -heels. wlllfh milt* .ilu.l l In* . 8 ..'* , 1. <M "bet iiu-il" Si hind I bat In* I1111I nay 1 lung I of his knee and that be expe< t to daily di-posit« vvi-te niii.l. l<* l L’ 1 1 hniiir. Mi-l.a'-iiie, tin•'nlifoi in i i*ril. **:: o f eiil in* on Iln* -heel* remain in doubt about it for m muwill* Iln- gein-lnl I •I'iCl , 111* Mini. -li-at loll, win, i i-n-iil I v kno* I,ed out • That in* w tuCshas t« • 111* time. l i e vv it ness |i*„| 11n il tluii i 1ii!y. it New ^ oik : 11111> *i.i t Ii • i.aw l be eiu 1 ii*. mail1'. vWhile they have been thud m.r Sill l i i it 1 -h n l’. lino* prior tin leu k’ * Mouse Puilliillg I’eln l.e, t •• "l-'a i go l-l\|*ii ss’’ and That mi W illi-." has l< lifn* it over, a juvenile outfield conn Mi I ake 11radi- ini', ol tl.< i-n I iiltuv. be had b.-i-n Iran b tie d Inti 1 uir Decorating ed p f John Martin, Huston, Tex.i- "S| ug" Mil* . III.iln. blittb-C. illI' 1n p**i a 1 1ly I Inle l le i’s * age Wnltir Roettger. of Houston a-nl alining t *n• ig**n *lo- i liauipn u plan II. .\. I Lit v erson ind al :iml 1 11111- 1 lie I.....I. - were l*i tin • i I Idv ear haIi 1 1111 .1 rii.it nw a no .St. Louis, and Mow aid Williamson, •nl • *’ b.ilmii iappi'iiMoiulelt Maud II i •\ | i. •11 ol I In ini*ili 111 that Mr. I . l . bail k if iWhalgi ol Very l(eu»nnalilr of Syracuse and Fort Wo tli lia • I.lu i Depn-.i nl 1 In* bank hi* ( I'lu.ll. •. | |l| /l |Iglltl'l . t i.f .-nl rn - 1>*itig m u le. ’ U 7 « H \\ . F i r s t S t . ln-en plying its trail -. They bav'-n t |•’ l-l-l tt-l- i ’ S| ' h, TI i.i l n . witn.-s-. has ti - ! if led 1 diiuali d nl between $1 ,'iiin.uno to hren hitting any to., well hut M. , *«•’ •*<«' •' l*.'••-siul bn , St CAUSES W O R R Y ’nor,,cauK’ Thc nanu‘ of lho FANS OF CHICAGO STATET MANDELL IS SAD CHAMPION iIL * ' H I E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . W E D N E S D A Y , M A R C H 14. 1 0 2 8 ______________________ ___ ■ jz r I i \\£*",'[ A k S t t AH< V)Aiftt-W s K XJHSft. V'.ftV Vsr rtomjLm JPHONli 771 HALL ANI) PENTLANI) , CERTIFIED PUBLIC A C U O I ' M J INCOME TAX’ CONSULf!\N*|<s S. (1. GRAY. Resitlcni Manuk’cr 317 First National Bank Building, ^ State A n d County Tax Boo* Close April First. The law provides that if the taxes upon am rwli shall not he paid before the first nr April „f an»( the Tax Collector shall advertise and sell. 11 No extension of time has been granted fur ihe nient of State and County taxes. Property owners in malting inquiry almut (axn please furnish full legal description nf proptSI shown by deeds. . , Jno. D. Jinkins, Tax Collector Seminole ( minty. *li %.J <0» Pep Servict $ 9 .5 0 Phone 40*3 GOOD USED CARS A t Remarkably Low Prices i hat Mi I.akt Iuul Ina|li-iitl**ii 1 I 11 •1 ii. ll.. unlin-*: 1 lu l s III I,' kfi.i.l. II!.. il a vjiiiua, * II...I not hiii* nf tin* ......... . He once deemed hmi.ielf a pile-lu 1 1 MMI'alliW in in* tla w a v f 1 uni 0 i • a b a - - . * ulil lint be 1 fiit.ii. .0 I when with the Yankees. s 1 .',,000 hi'iiie h<* limit fm In­ tills n u t been That •.lull ||lt ll ' “ Don’ t hit" Douthit. a pluttsdih I roved ngaitist liu* defendant.______ specimen in lt*2(i, still is about tin* f a t l i -i llL- ^ iUl i . j i 4 t u -i* i»»*d-cn-mTm——— MT'A4’7nr was iTciillitd a - the premises but lig_vdll-hUYe_Lu4r»L u lH e aim * I Iways d li-s e s in tirst witness of tlu* cvvning .111.1 take the eonsequunces. Rowoe l i e Holm, Storm laike, lu.. and Danny bill,. •iTgi- aid weal- extceliu iy tin* Imnk examiner identified a c. 1 •( Clark, Meridian, Miss., extra men on ile.*1 clot bet* H.i leat’ ices ace tain ledger sheet as being a pin - | last year, are also 111 there giving foie and uiini.il I..I and in strei-t t...»i nf tin* ii -i*.uds which laid been the thing the old eullegv try again 1 .(.lb.- In- Im- tin* npp.-almice ol I lueeil in hi * m - at tin- bank Tin* a 1 **i 1 j:e i.l 11.lent wdues di id.iyvd resenti.ient dm There is curtain to be 11 lot '*1 ing a ei c - nf liiglily t eeilltie.i| outfield ’jugglery on Ibv ( unlmnU quest i ns propounded liy Mi I'.-il unless Hafey is ready to go, peon . 1 H er iimlei e i oss-exam nation 'l’;u* and until Bludcs recovers, it Buying Opportunities You .. Can’t Afford To Miss.. Kcchpie and the entile u n fit ' ' mail w . 1 1. an . i.rn.n;: . apaeil v swears l.y Ituellgei and not at him ' .......... .. ">*•.• V.n.nnu L-,- v.*,r. II. ELECTED ~ .XiA.iUtuu.httU. W -*\~- w UumU uk TEN DAY SA L E The New 8-Cylinder •* F. P, RINES Sp. Sedan llilto e n r I*ii to Iuul •u rn tlrliru w t* lliilr. M o t o r p r r f r r l t llo K I* itntl o | t l i o l » l r r > 11k»•* u r t * , $ 6 7 5 .0 ( 1 $600.00 HUDSON 7 PASS I92(i Si-dan l l l ’ PP. 1925 C’lith Sedan \ o r l*u% r I n I III* m • nirrll r noil riilr u|i|ir«*rlnlr iillr ii ID«* h n iis. If > o n u n iiI m rrnl vnr $1)75,00 \ I M' 1 IMIMI !• 11r I « I’M o i i h •- " n • I r w i w o ^ f r u f •• •' l|,H I1**'1 •* '* %I•••’•* ..il %nliir ol M 75.00 NASH. I ' ' - 1’ ( uach iiim I uf ti i«’ii» miiiiIi|c |*rlrr ful.r I I mh * iiim I lo o k IliH M%**r. M o to r* l l i i U b •i|»lio|to|«r> In ku o U •lllfoM. m il . \ |;U «iim* nml «’OH- I-’IiiUI.* lire . ....... ••(.« •>•»* ' eterllenl ............. . ll," I. ,, i rut •*•••? ........ .$075.00 *025.00 Our Used ( ar Market is operated on the same iis uf p. hack oi our ears whether we sell you a used or a ncv* i.ntfOnly a small down payment requiretl. Upon e v c n in " MILLER O . PHILLIPS INC. f.' 105 Paintello Avenue Stittfurd. Florida Opp.-Pohl Offfvi’ ■*——• ■■. .. -. *■. * 11 '!c I ’O R D . • II ) i m i t r r In tin- m n r l t r l f o r n i r l l i t l i l r m r . Ii w i l l |»u> > imi I n wfi* | l t | n oiM*. I*l%«« %r r > uimm I l l r r * . I m iL k m i l l n n ito l l | x r u r u . tim eonM ar. 17th. and 18th. J / ) . m . t o l l p . m» OOlH.i;. 192(i lll-ICK. 192(1 Sedan % In addition to tlm luxurious new S-cylin* der car, sec the new A m erican Edition o f the Erskinc Six, the new Dictator and T h e C om m ander, w o r ld ’ s ch am p ion car lai’s will « 1 1 1 11 ' Some You Must H u rry T o Sec • Meeting the people of this city for the first Radio Tubes Ihat increase tolling 50 I i Every car priced >o low that your t duty. 100 Horsepower—$ 19 8 5 orraon obiR*U - Art these day*. H*‘ is utl keyed o; about John B.rly, Spartanburg, S. C. righthander* who would havi siiut tl*c Red K.tx out, with ond ldl lit five innings the other day Yxrrj.t for n b id •* *B* . P resid en t to dv II y y o d e a r s A wide choice of standard makes to run and eapahle of thousands < m i l e s o f e.v. service. for a ions term of service LotiLrhran Offers To tb. Battle For Nothing 1 ni.it inlervimed in the elusli mid ever, urul Douthit starts t o l o t . I* asked* the w itness t•• explain in nt utl. NEW Yl>KK. Mm I t - (JNNt -•illle detail tin* iiuimni n wlinli Lester Bell ut third base ib lnY T .m iiu y l.n iig 'ira ii lig lillie a v y tin- ledger sheets li.nl been tliiilido altogetlmt* light by out N- l’ *e w eig h t ciiau ip i m . l.a t h r o w n he red foi ideiitil ieation ill 1V27. Maybe lie will conic ba.k d o w n tin - g a u n t l e t t.< J a c k I t . - l a u I! 1 Phillips lestiI ed Ilial In with a rush; maybe lu* won't. lhe> e l . win* i T t l l c . l l a s t 11III ill. -1 a s t h e made ii seal i'll f« 1 deposit slips if can’t go wrong on tin* opposite ol i i u i l e f . - a t i - 'i l u t e , o l t t u n d i v i a o n tin- bank 1 . 1 the peru’.l •*! l-’eh. Inthe infield, however, with Frank H e t o ! . I do.* J a i o l . s , D . - l u n c y JS. I'.ejr, and bad In-en tiluilde to Frisch al second buse and J'.u ilia n a g . r , t h a t lie w o u l d l i g l i t D e lind them. llottomlvy, of Nokomis, HI., .it lam y I n nothing. Mt Deane hud just taken the' first. "M on ey isn't ex.-ixthing to me," •laud and Iuul answered sex end They constitute just fifty !>' deelaied Toniiny. "Delaney would I'l.-liin naiy questions when tin cent of a great infield, provided n't figiit me wlieii In* was .h u m p limit ceeessed to meet at ti lin' the olhir two men uiv right, if ion and lie won't I glit me now." •.'.'link Wednesday morning. they aren't, Frisch and Iloti out ley Jexs MeMi.Ii. n, iiiati'hiiiakei fm When court coiiM-ned yesterday constitute ju.vt fifty |R*r cent -I Tex Riekunl, ..veclleai’d tin* eon |afternoon, Mr. Fabisinski of the nothing. A very sound infield versatiou and dragged Hu* l. e ll ig -r state iouiihcI reuil the indictment provided Thcvenow is ready 1" leiils into hi- ..(flee, but tia> nil- 1 tu the ju ry and .■illineil tiie ease start the hcuson. oble to persuade Jhein t>. sign t«>r wltieb the proseeution seeks to esThere is nothing at all live mil* ' tIre* inatcli. luliHsli. Tin* indictment alleges ter with the pitching. Grover Alex- j ■*“ —" — —euibezzli'incilt Ullil laisaiqilicutimi under is aged, in truth, but tln*) 1 youth doesn't live who w.mld'i 1 'trade the yeots to he Alex. He •** good for ut leust another 'year at top speed. Shotton says Bill Slieidel, is good for five more. * In addition, Jess Haines, is rigl l .'Hlx.’l 3-2 t’ord Tires a........... .. . # 1.73 at the top of hi* form .and th-’ word is that Flint Rhein hus de 29x1.10 Cord TireH ... ' ....... .."5.1)5 tided in favor of beating down and .•fc*..it • aguinst kidding around. Rhent it Other siz.es for all ears at rock hot tom prices a prtilty fair pitcher, even when be doesn't want to lie. Portable Phonographs .................. * 5.01) Kred Frnnkhpuse, Ilie llousl.tn Kleelric lr<»ns ......................................... ’ 2.98 1 iglithan.br. wins wont wild ut thu close, of lust season, complete* Sintonize, Auto P olish ................. ’ -. .55 the "starting stuff”. Art Reinhut 1 , Wire, is bar), aguin for relief roles rii W e promise you a revelation in motor car value1' you visit our i sed ( ar Market. .i|.«4 .r«i .M i l *..* ‘ liff T t l f O r o l lo 4 « J M M (U Q f I /X •» v t > I ' V. 1 J '}■' 13th. and Elm *!> M l*ill| p, * ^4»*« ■ s o w M sra N w ra iw w iiip phone 3 �I / I ------- r _ - — Vu'?', ( ■ r *Y PAGE .TWO THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. MARCH 15, 1928 U -i. land 1st Btlll Ift the brink. the hanhihiiTo i0 r * y Went nnd try ter collect? £2-16.000 Kein. :- rt— U- i|4D vfcotmmit-Cor — -AV*?- Mcrc*A •thi11c: -- • . •■SM»•* •«»**• ***•*" Morehavcn investment Co.? A- ^ * ’7.*?!“ ' " “.*: >«Mi A T On Occembir ‘ St, $17*00* , ttnre bring-PnwWenr.'T vwriHMlHi “ •AT-'- I didti’ricncrwnnyorthe de 0 . Did .they have f IJiInuUiRO?- ; ; tail*. I kneuj how it was opewtw|; th.«.n ;i,Jmig. U.wejit, up.tv,$2JB.* ,A. .Murehaven sunwthing,. but 12, .You let.him have dr ui*n the noto? ind rileaseil him front t^ie nute . 1 A. I d <ln t mention it. I nitni entries on the bnofCk anti such ns 000. in payment of those coupons. Colbert was at the head I think, a n d ______________ A. He assigned his nteie.-.i In tlorcil ths deni. Q. Now on hack. N. A.'Colbert. f ■ Q. How long did you carry it that 1 knew**nothlng about, As oQ.' Then Thy Wre'; mI thing' the nonly the property provided wc took it | (t. Whom did you sell, it to? president of iKo bank my business that way in the bank? •trill was U'ti a a ..... , . R 11? A. On August 30, *11,030.00, Q . ■ Was the Morehaven Investbank had note s'ilL over. Wc toc-k all the mnn had. ‘ a . I don’t remember, the reewas to get new customers and be n December 3rd, $12,000. dropped f mcnt Company a cnr)x>rntlon ? A, Until It wan charged off, Forrest Lake „nv trustor anj ,7? W . v.,v.-„ „ trustee, (ConlingWJfnm> One.) Q. Then the Colbert note tvas c r ls are over-there in the hank. Q> On the date n* shown l>y more of n reception man thnn to down to 52*8,001) and then wc gat A. Yes, hut-1 don’t think this in maklngihe accounts and keephank was looking (o MsJSLjS Q. Yi.-.i signed a n6te “ Moredo actual work in the bank. I pass­ this paper (Indicating paper)? down .here 5288.. $248,000,- Sl"8.- was the one; this was Morehaven changed into the Morehavcn (Farms harms or -Fat-rest ( ,L-.. for ing the accounts In (he bank? Fohrest lake haven Farms, by Forrest Lake, money ed on loans. I don't, think any presi- 000, 5248,000, SI80.000, $203,000 Farms 1 am talking about. Not tn- note 7 ' . A. Yes. **• Now Mr- Lako* what became dent knows much about the clericnl and $108,000. You A. I’n-t or it was and the bal- 1 Trustee? sea. thine corpcrnted. just tin name More-' A .—Not~T(T‘ FoiTexp -plei the technical part of the b usl-fof thoM> who ^ thf * work of a bank. itnc«_ i»f. -Uhl note-was what ire-bird; - - A. Tes,-err. haven ^Fnrrrr*.---. . coupons were not charged except !lf(fieh nvcn - Farms. utegfc .. .............. over? J _(J. Would it b? .posnible—for in a lump, and it.was—not really' (j, Was that supposed to he oi y. It was mi "• ’ ligatio n Q. WiiTih one did yon make the to pay on the diffeVi-nce n th? pur-, i Q. But you as President- had ^ A. The remaining.? ' [’ any president to operate a bank un* what it shows . n the balances. The chase price of the latfd. .obi jation of yours? yours? lorn to? nothtnjrto do with It? — Q. The Innds, when you closed less it was kept with exact nicety? coupons were in the until and had Q. How much was that ? . A. Not at all . A.. I think it wus to N. A. Col­ A. No. The hank knew I * ' A. Nothing at all, them up? ! A. As I told you to start with not been charged, .Mr. Key ahd .Mr ,l,li,,i» !, 1.. ...... *41 A. About $10,500.00. q . Whose obligaUni y.ns it? holding it in truRt• rr„r*. it. bert; , Q. Mr. Lake, Mr. Deane has A. The land was sold to dif-Jthe clerical pit t was left with Mr. Drone had ivit gotten nrt.’itml C Q. Did the iami inst you 825,-.' A. Bank's money, and' the Q.; And that note was no testified hens in your presence (j. Ilow did it get nut o f his fceenl parties and some of it held Key nn'i Mr. Leone make the entry, while those ir-iuiu 000. ? | , Look’s property. 1 was simply nct- whatever?! this morning1 that on th* 23rd day name into the other? • () 1 (J. Where is Mr. Key now? ............... by the hank In Its assets now, halanres show, there was not that A. *22.000 and some odd dol- 1 ing as trustee for the bank to save A. What note. T * f -February 11*20 you gave him A. I understood .he wns unable A. It in reported that he is sick j t,ainnco*in"the haiik. Some of the land was sold and the Inrs.'T* think It \vas, $25,000.' o f ’ the'bnhk a los.t."A« I pthteff Heforo, Q. The Mbiehaven F"arias ngtt certain instructions rttth nelation to carry nut the enntrart, and we $22,000. cash received held by the hank— with smallpox, I think you have I had no perscmaJ interest n it, I by Forrest Lake? Q. Didn’ t you testify that inn to transferring from one account went down nnd took it over to save The property that was left is still heard that. , A. Of course it was. y . What' represented then the i took that in that way expecting it ,i . i melliatcly the money came hi .Ibis Iin that ifajvjc/to. your account the ourselves, the .hank took it over. Q. Y in the hank. y . The could not „Ul. . . . . . . . . , i Account was charged with it? CoibVrt Lm n c f eight or nine to be sold, to get rul o f it nnd • sum of $10,000.00, did you do any­ Forrest l. "l,c Trustee, took it over. ! Q. Were they sold by you ns erations of the hank did you? cottld , they ? thousand dollars? | «»vo the bank n loss, pml. if posthing of that kind? A. Credited with it. I didn't sny Qj How did Mnfchuvcn Farms A. In a general way yes, nut trustee for the hank or by the hank A. I deeded them Lack ti, A. ■That wns absuibod In this a hie g vc Mr. Colbert acme, charged. I said the iniimtr the * A- Never gave anyone any in- direct? specifically, not what ctyfffces were get into it'.’ tianafor. ' ] (J- Where was the property property when they wanted it coupons got in the Chase Nelic-nul atfKOTnr Vansfcr rfnylhing made, nor what new nccounts were A. That was the name of it A. I think the deal wns con­ y. Then the hark had nothj, y . I Low did yr.u ahsi-rh it if it j vested ? . Bank it was charged to our arfro#pany account -to my accounL Morelia1.i n I*.irm«, r tract o f land summated here. I think the bank opened, sometimes I would know SI0,5000 plus tliwt and , A. In Forrest Lake. . but your note signed MorehsZ Q. - Were you present or did yuit c« st you euunt. nnd sometimes I would not. iii Mon hav-n,‘ not any two or three sold it. . have to 'Forms by Forrest Lake. Tnnt« .know niyThing about it? tj. Dili you keep your balances farm-., ju-t one piece o f land catlp-l,.p01,1- V'*1^ took » S10,5000.00 - rtS-J Q. What did the hanl: Q. Had no knowledge o f the (J. You menu the land ns re­ hut which you say was no olllre toy to that? . .. urntimi? A. Don't know anything about iigfition? in this hunk in that nniiunt there Moreli-iv, n l-'nrms. presented by , this loan ami the system In use at the time? A. It was known to the offici­ lien- on your part at till?• A. We sold part of the land.' it. A. I knew we had a loose leaf u period of a year? (j. Did the hank have Colbert’* money loaned in the Colbert deal A. No. |>ersonal nldiuation. ok and ns I remember retired Colbert's als o f the hank nnd to Mr. Key. Q. Now, Mr. Lake, 1 wish ycu A. Yes. nctc for that nnnnint? were taken over and subsequently ledger system, hound to know that. (Cc-ntinued nn page 5 ) Q. What did the pfficinls of note wjth It, the balance < > f the wr/rfTff*teTr?hf jury what woj the Q. That’s nil you know about (). ilr. Lake who did you say A. Ye% for eight or nine thoussold by the bank ? meaning of this account that's' it? • . was the inan you made that loan Ip" and dollars, A. Yes. [hern referred to here so often as A. I bail nothing to'do with the o f eight or pin- thousand dollars? (j. Whut happen.ol to the rn-U-?. (j. Did you get any of that for a coupon arcount, how was that details in the hank . A. My recollection it was Mr. - A. It was retired when we took you. self? -managed thisugh your bank with y. Who did llie money belong Colbert, I over t1 bit dues A. Not a dime. rc.c.encc to paying the coupons — Q. Wln.t are his initials? Y ■!! niet” l ha w.is ; lea u -1 Q. How much did lluit amount fo in the City ■o f" San ford* coupon • ; ' Objected^ to by Mr. Smith beaccount? A. A. Colbert, ' from i 1beat op ? io ? - k cause the witness had previously y . Is that the genfleuuin that A. Scminle County Bank. A. 1 'hink so, A. 1 don't rcmemWr. •stated he knew nothing about the 1). It was tlie money, funds mol was in heie? U. llv whom ? Q. Can you give me an ide i ' clerical management of the acA. I don’t ‘know whether it was A. By the hank. approximately how much this note credits of the Seminole County |•coiAts-dn.thc bank.)Which objection wns for? Hank was it not? N. A. Colbert e f Morehaven InQ Mm didn't sue and get judgwas overruled A. Yes. A. Which note. i Ar—.Gentlemen of the jury that (). Now, .illst what did you Stl> Q. The note you carried as account was carried for conren. happened to that money when put trustee for the hank? lence In the bank in order t-» kicp n there by the t'ily'.' A. $16,100.00. 4. the recot3, *lt was ca"ric>l in the A. The money was tn retire the Q. Thnt's the one referred to bank lit what we called the City of here (Indicating paper) ? |coupon payments on Inmds nuitur* Hgatord.Coupon Account. That’s *ing every six months. A check A. Yes. thtL WEJ’ (hi* coupon account was was given from the City of t'anQ. Do you know when that TarriUll. When the interest paying note wns charged to your account? fonl general funds to cover that period time nrose the City Clerk amount, whatever wus due, say A, 1 do not. * gavj*tho nntount of money necesy. Did you owe any pail of *210.0(10. or 52011,IKK). The Sem'nHe Shirts - 4 * sary fo"* retire their coupons on . Shirts County Bank either wired or wrote ,.r.l that note? * bonded Indebtedness of the city. 1 'he Chase National Bank to Charge \\t-rk Shirts. Hlue Camurny. Triple 51 Dress shirts, collars atached, laun- ' ■ A. Not a dime. * They would give each six month* Stitched 75c value, 2 for _ X Q, Now, .Mr. iuikc, this record *01 City of Sanford coupons on dr\ nrnof. $2.00 valiie, ■ to the hank n check to cover that that I hold here shows that on the mutured bends t<> the .Seminole amount. Immediately, and some231x1 day of February.the day Ih-- t'oothy Bank's iiciount and that Underwear Overalls ’ i| « times p-iot- to receiving that check fore this arcount wns charged to charge was there open t" them to Marco Hrand Hroadcloth $1.50 xl • wc bad a correspondent in New you, there was credited to your el urge it if they wanted i" Tiieli , Men's Hlue Denim,'$1.75 value. 1 York, The Chase National Bank. account 510,000.00, ilo you know as i hat ia,iin y was deposited value, X * where the honds were payable, and in the blink, it lirmine tinSi mm­ anything about that ? J coupdps. t<* be collected at. We nilole County Bank's money, and ir-t Step-ins Nightgowns fg A. No. • vised the-Cha*e - National Bank to (J. It is charged here that that the City of Sanford's money. Women's assorted colors, $1.50 charge an coupons of the City of Hayon Silk, all colors, St.50 value. 1 1). Was there any difference be­ was taken from an account of the values, JL ; Sanford to-the Seminole County City of Sanford known ns the City tween tlie amount chargeil against t Bankas, account. So when that of Sanford coupon account, upon your account in New Yolk and the '• Hose Hose -4 , cheik bf the City of Sanford camwhich the City of Sanford had the! amount left a t In* bunk ? ' into our possession it was lho right to withdraw, is that correct ? I p i e s t i m e t h i n - w a s , I ili-n’ t Queen of Charlotte full-fashioneil '.-Id Queen of ( harlotle llrantl Silk, new SB * baftV'V funds, and no longer the shades $1,50 value, silk. $1.75 value. A. No, the City of Sanford ha.I I k n o w . ! Citj| funds. The city • could rni no right to withdraw it from ||ie j V V !" *h" ,V " * chect~on it at all. It was kept hank. As I explained it was no ,-n - 1 A. I f.hoolil think there was. Pillow ( ’uses Sheets -J there for convenience to keep the I l). In feet was it not a good. count of the City o f Siiiifonl, -l t accounts separate, the city had no Iug iiccmint oil I in- time? |[<i!lvwoiid Hrand, Si \ !HI, guttran- ?■ Salisbury Hrand, 12 \ I 0. I'l’Jtriio- t| was just carried in the hunk for control ovc- it whatever once they ’ A. I don't know lli.it ,t w.i teed, Hoc value. 1 for X feed slarehless, S1..TO value. «L eonvenience. gave it because sc immcdinl»ly |dg u d i'in il. tin- honds I'iiim ,11 (J. Did yon ever get one rent wlrfd rfr wrote the Chase National out of that SIO.IUJO.tM) i lie r lly oi slowly and u was jihsorhed, Shades | Shades -| Bank to charge the whole nmiA-nt * A,,on|'ng l-i the i o|([}-, indirectly? 1■ . Window Duplex Hrand. oil of pig. 51 to oifr account to retire those eoit- j they disrhisc it was toe ,--ii,ug|i Window, 75c value. 2 for | I waa trustee for the bank at that management o f it? i* 1 Given V e r b a t i m J\ Here is a great collection B AR G A IN S Dollar Days of fo> Friday and Saturday , Lee Ave 4 *} JL A A. No (B O S S KXAMINATlON 1 W2/b| 1 . 1 y. On the 24th day of t-i-bnno-y i 1U2flt,the iV-cnnl which I hold in -uy llv MB. SMITH. that >>oi i •odd take niii .moo Pep -Service . oh of t it >■ llll \(XI II >1 l I Itm i n't .ci o i li.it i ,-i-Mi d (P. K. I’.t Pitts y I w ill a -I. i > n t i l o o k t tils hand marked Slate’s Kxhibit \’ >>, y. Mr. Lake you were presi­ 1$, (Shows an entry of one item for dent of the Seminole County Batik over and ->•<• if that doesn't md veto that .imoimi ' i Handing w it­ the sum of 510,100.00, cha.-feed '(* how long? A. From its mgnnizutton until ness p u p n - . l yotf/'flo you know whut (hut iU-i A. ('tty of S a nt <1 I ’l#1l|H W is (for (Handing witness pap en .|its close about It years. A. In looking over my state-1 (j. How- mueli o f that tii had . ment I see an item in In-re put by Mr. Deane hisxi in iLs cm ploy ? A. He came in there as 11lung [1 Mr, Deane amounting to $lfi, 100.00 buy us u messenger. Morehaven Farms note. A. A limit huw muny i cm .* ul( f f M j WLh you would tell llu- 1 jur)^ wAial that tramutetinn was togethm- was he there? A. 1 should say about 12 y, ■llfs. from the beginning? CJ. Who hud sufiervis oil of tinA, Gentlemen of the jury, sev|\ cnaL^xstn ago we made a loan to employment of the helpe rs iii t lint a TRrty, the bank did, amounting hank ? to"twine right or nine thousand A. Mr. Key. (tolla-a— I don’t know exactly the y. The president id the 1milk correct amount, hut hetween eight hud imthiug to do with it and pine thousund doltHrs. A. \Yc dihensaed .it. f hi* bed needed .someone, hut 1 1iiln’t do — Q.— W h it wui that loin for? A. Purchase on some property anything— if he wanted a man he would get him, ! , down in the Morehavcn district. Q. Will yotl state who that tj. Tile I'reaident of the hank would have been able to get him party was? fired ? ‘ ) A. N. A. Colbert. A. Yes. Q. What Interest did the hunk Q. You haven't found ;u>> I h«va, if any. in that property ? * A. Nothing except it hud a fuult with Mr. Deane from tinlime he worked in the Semin, lc ’ loan.— 4 i {I Q." A1i5t interest did FoitcsI County Bank as messenger as .i young boy up until he resigned • Lake have in that property? have you 7 A. None at all. Objected to by Mr. I’ almer as be­ i y. Di»#oii rtxull the amount of ing irrelevant and immaterial. j that loarT^ , A. N ^ B elw c eii eight ami liiric Which objection was overruled by the Court. | thousand^aollar.v. A. Not especially, no. Q. D i jiYou rcmenitier lh” year Q. As a mutter of fart just hr . that loan was made? A. My best knowledge i*. mi> fore the hunk failed he quit of his I along a33fcd in October of ’ 2) own accord didn't he? Objected by Mr. Palmer as be­ eomcwhqw. ing irrelevant ami immaterial. <>h * Q. YfW rncan the year IP2! . jet-tinn overruled by the Court. ! AA. He resigned, yes. f ,Q. Sdfltc years before this y. During that time the hunk transactlSA ivc, mit now invcst'gr.tmr its officials found no fault with I Intr?' his work, honesty or verasity? • A. Yes. Objected by Mr. Fainter as rai­ (2. Mu* that loan paid? ling for the conclusion of the wit­ A . Nw.Q. W|gt' was done by the hank ness ns to whut other people thought about Mr. Deane. Ob­ with regard to that loan? A . ItJJtiis discovered thut — You jection overruled by the Court.— moan jfou Afant me to go into the A. No. y. But you tell this jury now detail.-. about thut loan? that when he tells them that you QA. I Mvestiguted the matter us directed him as un employee of prei-lden^W the liunk and found that Iwnk to make a transfer front out that ait order to save l(it bank, the City of Sanford coupon account tl\e only*(fay to save Lhn hunk tlie to your uccuunt of the sum of $10,nine thojCind dollars would oc to 000.00 that it is not so? A. I don't mean to «uy thut Mr. , take u/i^rhr halunce due on the purchase price as agreed between Deane would wilfully state a mi»Mr. Colhart and it he party lie truth, I think he is mistaken in the bought the farm from. So the matter. Q. One or the oilier o f yqU bank pai^this amount. } VI \ 11 I n, 11 i s\ L 5L Phone count U’ lllit n lr tin* h i lam c y there '■ \im u i '. it IloW s A. ibi *277,3 Sll. And mi ol u i -hitt tiefoliy that " A. i *11 August ... 511)8,111111. W And above thut ? A. Oil .111Ut­ 2t(. $ 2 1a that wils when we wet irititr reiul.v to retire Ii Old *2l*,t rill. ? y A. Yen, That wtmirl tie k11t>t kl’ti out III i on polls 111 atm ug on July !, A* ,< — •1 Dollar Days at M cLa u lin s or ,1iiiit- 301 |i. y. Front where you have .lured that it rflows u Iml.moo of -s2I8.- Sterling Silver T ca Spoons 710.20. .just look at thut ami see what period ol time it includes the balances o f the hunk to that account to that h-dgi-i A Dccclilhei 31. *228.000 L-et ling ready to pay eoup iii. on Jan­ uary 1st. IIrei-tiihcr 2ijd, vin.tiiiti. Deoeiotu r :;i it went down t , t|7M,m>u tinoi it was out wiol.ed any nn.i,- lint I .lorn-, mul it w.i. left at 5178,000. But I look,-1 on hesr eliargi m \uglist and iter that Ho,'i- i mpuii* hud not horn hiirged up us tlu-v plot,able , mil in and it In\ there dorniuM. The emipont were kept in the limit and not elinigeil to the recount. f <T Solid Gold (iood Watches .riiitfiT Rin^s Alarm Clocks Hundreds OI’ Other Articles \ a IIlf: tip to .< I 0.00 Me Laulin tj. 'I hen f •,i a period o f m re than a i oili the ueeolilit lievio ua under 5178,000,00 was tt ? A, Not fm u y e a r I don't go.-y. Look at the boid; from tlo- The Jeweler REMARKABLE VALUES AT REM ARKABLE PRICES SUITS M A D E -T O -M E A S U R E XJ FFPO Ih*- balance dire I 8nvr got to 1m- mistaken? A, I know J urn not. ■£'b A. .TlifbaUncc due on the land, y. t hell yuu absolutely know ind ta-ethry it and keep it fnm that Mr. De-mu- is, don’t you ? -ring mixed up wi h the other A. Ye*. blng*, I, as Prt-Mdeni of the Bsiik y. Mr. I^iki- you have , tfulll*wd th { j)ot<, j ''Morebavan fi*d that a* president 'o f the bunk ’••nns, by-Forr4»t Lake/ TrusUb, you know nothing of the clefieaf ^ «$29.50 UP d e p a r t m e n t S . W . Bradford ST O R E 51K First National Hunk Huilding —Take Elevator— - O l 4 Sanford 111-^111 ni;i|ut — H Cooking & Household Utensil Dept. 406 f i t ; , ) } fords b ’l o i n t t W i: \ (i. $1.75 value. - -* >£ShCr%».: .C /if- ■ t h iio ' i .12 { ;N 70f r m l K ‘ 1 h M i M 'I D '' �.f —I m 0m m ~ p ^••JU ****-:**' RAtiBTMMBtt- 1 THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY, MARCH H. 1928 B anker’s On Witness Box Given Verbatim (Continued on page 21 Tasty Food Specials No, just the name of the frlv down there. S<* far ns the bank’s records jnrerned that *1«.50(J. note nCt worth n dime wns it? I shndld any it was, why it not? q. Whose obligatibn .was it? t' Forrest 1-akc ns Trustee of ikii property. r q . Didn’t you sign as Trustee L r Morchaven Farms? A. I did. | t). How could you be TrusteeL l h c nnnk? I wns trustee for both, q. I would appreciate it if Mr. Palmer would not tell you how t«» IWWW? , , . . A. I don’t need nny help. A « L u understand, I licit! this prop­ erty for the blink. (j. And who was Trustee for Jlorfhnven Farms? ; A. IJike. 1 0.’ And whose obligation wns [ a. Morehnvcn Farms’ nlilign|ti„n, Forrest J.nke, trustee. I Q. ,M.«rehn\en Farms was noth­ in: was il ? 1 A. Ii was the name the land L , carried under. I (j. How did your deed read to par |iui|terty? I A. Forrest Ijike, I think, 1 Unn’t noieinher exactly now, I D The Hank was not mentionlid was it ? I A. 1 don’t ‘ remember. I think it was made to Forrest l.aktv I y. Hid you have any interest [iii tlu’ project when it was firsi started? A. No! at nil. Not n noil, y. Win. negotiated for the kaii at tli> hunk the first time? A. What loan? y The ftMMiU.tU) loan? A. Mi N A. C'olheit. y. With wtiom? A. I d"ii't know whether m<* L Mr. Key Mi Key I think, tj. It was not with you was A. 1 won’t swear, it's been fight, to or II years ago. I ean’t lemeiaher. flV T ill’, t (IFKT tj It was not 11 years, ii hap­ pened in I'.rJl did' 't it 7 liV Mil. SMI l II HICIIMON'U, Mur. 15—(INS)— A jurytri try-’John Wrxley Fulxott •II. former country club nmnnger, fur the M^ijjdLtliuiiHttHi -munler vhnrgv wus completed at noon to­ day in Hustings court. Taking of testimony was to IICCit) at the af. ts-nionn session, Faisons was indictell for the *laving of Mrs. Elsie Holt Sni|H’s, attractive divorcee, with whom he admit tod a love affair.’ He asserted daring his first trial that the ’ wo­ man shot herself while he was in ■another mom of her apartment last November, using his pistol. Faison, married and the father of five children, sits in (lie court­ room with his wife beside him. She has stood by him since he was ac­ cused of i he killing. The jury dlsattre.d at his first trial. 3 Cans No-2JTomatocs 6 Cakes Crystal Cocoa Soap Baked Hum Snlnds Cheese Sweet Huns Pickles, .1ollies. Preserves Tall PinlMSalmon Arcade Delicatessen 4 i McLnntler Arcade Best Coin pound Lard Longhorn Cheese, lb Tin> Taste Tells Roadway” Coffee, !h 5 Ihs. Sugar Dollar Specials at Bailey’s Cash ■' i , - t„v-i id) * - • ^ T ^ r .a : For-Sale Cheap; V- 1.1 /It Ktl 1 Hens — .t Roosters Dressed Whild X ou Wait OPEN AIR POllLTRA’' M ARKET.*^ . « v- *•* »■ t ‘ Snnforti Ret>vcen First and Second n " */ *° y DOLLAR DAY ■ i• T .* 1 Ihs. Whole Grain Rice HARGAINS IN i\ R. W . Lawton w i |I“ i< M This Ts Opt^a !*;;• »H \ T I * n \ \i. Records 2 forI ” * ’* ” • f t *. \ i »Th*i: i ce is i i v \i 1 1 •I • I *Og I1 « ‘ I u t i l ..I \ 11« 11. V |» • ; t \ r .\ * Itp iimt t i n* ttlfhj pM M lll It*. Vi j m i u i - i i -i tt i v i .f lln* | S t sit** llofl ill «i*l 1 » 1 il* !t I III I Ml ’ . * * - i h t«trni - * K • !*• i •f $ 2 Discount On Portables! v t m i l 'v I I I . \ r » \ H i It \ tin « ntttl lit ‘ •.till 1 1Hi*1, III*" 11 I f ni t h i r l . , lit n k. * ii i *|•I h ’ ii I I m i - l it f i n wjijitl 1 m l i t i* I**t 4 l i f t * I ‘ f i l l * in* lit »•! h i t Adi i t i f t l **l ri* 111 *1* I Special I.at Mm I In* ■ii till >1 n lilt" * «III tt \\ J i l t ! Mm ■if i t nui t i l * i ‘ ••itlit > r i l l h i , I tit c f i n . i l ■tniti n » ‘ m til Ii* ami tiH i ih i' l d ii- Corner Sanford \ve. ami Eighth Si •«. IrtldH j i ff *11 • *‘11 11 r. i t i . h i i ,i ^ ini'll \t| • IM1III' 1 1 .t 1 1 t I 1. ! f « i l H um H i t ’ " • t *1,1 % n f M n r r l i , i v r» r *<r' 7 Tall Cans Heinz Baked Beans v i. »i. \ T\ C t his or Spaghetti \ A *11 it itil*i| i if It I \ ttf t i n * ! l‘> l ; t l t * t i n j .\m i :s ' it i.M 'u in its. • 7 No 2 Cans Sifted Peas M ARKETS 2 lh. 6r>c Pecans RED S T A R G R O C E R Y & F E E D /G O •< 105 Sanford Ave R. Pirsl Street 29 Pkgs Washing Suds *«. 1 ti: - Ave. Wholesale and retail phone III 1 .0 0 .1 Cans Malt Extract 2 .0 0 * ii • ■" 14c Pure Vegetable Lard .... - !‘J “ ‘ ‘wfi. 18e S. R. Flour U. lb. Picnic Hams ■• * •* r« .it* aljjj . ... :,"lj 1 h,*!► rbt Speeial $1.00 Sale v*. **. ?T.TUO^ i .v vv; £ CM «t * White Bacqp V Also Regular Line of Specials For Saturday 41bs. Rolled Roast ^ Phone 788 We Deliver tor-u Specials 2 Cans R & R Boneless Chicken i• * 'JKl Siinfuril J - . t 1 .0 0 l A, I mean seven years ago. lion of ilii-i profioriy away, you I Ij .M r, la.li- you denied a |H<rA I ilunk ii’s all deeded nwnv Day Specials For Dollar Days r.tiyer Cukes, each HSc ^ly was it . Dollar iC H K II - w ■" Jury In Faison Trial Is Completed Today i nl nue.l on page dl Kingans Hams Sugar Cured II Cans Cam pbells Tomato S ou p 2-r» I 'i lb. PkRN. K*Z Flow SaU 1 0 ', 12 No. ’2 Cans Tomatoes iii * f«< *i « «' i Hi. V irginia Peanuts :i I Hi. vans Upadway C o ffe e 2S lbs. Medium (Irits ID t ans l.ih liv 's Tall Milk If.'j lits. Fancy lletld lllc,<j . " , |.*» lbs. (Granulated Sugar 17 Pkgs. Wilsorh Toilet Paper Calls Nn. 2 ' j Itosednle I'cach e lb «i * ti 21 Cans llaiuiuel Sardines Cloves Salmon . ...... . . — -.... 2a I'k g s. ita«iiti M atches Dollars to 7 Cans No. 2 Tulnlin Pears Bring your Dollars to Diamond Baker Brothers FIRST Palace The Econom ic X' full fine of Sweet Feeds, Poultry and Dairy Hay, Corn and oats ind participate in this money saving op portunity. A A N N IV E R S A R Y Shoe Sale Real I Can Maxwell House Coffee and Values 1 2 gal. Georgia Cane Syrup. H-ind Painted China n Ibtz. lingers I'trkle Forks lingers Silver and spoon bargains I can each Del Monte Sliced Pint Silver Arriving A l m o s t D a i l y A n d P r i c e d 0 L o u ), T h a t E v e r y O n e C a n A f f o r d llahy i P a i r O r T w o. l and Intent Sets Nall Vnscs *11* Glass Ware Cabinets ment. (i Bars P &G or Octagon Soap and B boxes Washing Powder and 5 tall Cans Pet o Carnation Milk Metal h■ Refrigerators SI), fi Cans Tomatoes, 2 cans of Corn and 2 cans of Peas , 15 lbs. Granulated Sugar for For Easter I . ~ } ' • t Come Early JVhile Selection Is. Good and* Down 7.7 and Hit) pound eapaelty Prices from $29.70— l ’p. DOWN PAYMENT ■■i ----- Velvet and 1 lh. Boltlc Caps And Many .More Items two makes 12 lh Sack Pillshury or Ragle Flour and 1 II). Rumfod Baking Powder I can Blue Ribbon Malt Extract Mahogany Cnndlestick Holders for Hoosier Kitchen ipple. Corn, Peas and Peaches - Colored (Glass Wttre The These 7 lbs. Beat Salt Pork for ....... 1.00 1.00 Sib. Pot Roast fof' f «0 r til the regular price and ANOTHFK FOR $| $ 1 .0 0 1 lb. Futter and 1 lb. Box Bacon for 27 v 71. A regular $.1 rug. One ( tash " nl>J 2 Square yards while it lasts for Hand Painted Pictures (Cash only> 2 lb. Loin Steak and 1 lb. Cheese for 1 . 0 t t 6 lbs. Compound Lard and 1 lb. 1 .A D (Cnyh.onl*) Linoleums Paintings #* Lh* diamond Palace 313 E. Firsi Street roecrv Corner Sanford and Fourth Mmu* yL i �! ■ j. *i ’ ja — " ■ " TV ---------- .,.^r ■ ----- ..... --------- - > . T'*'. ' "?y t--- rr»'----------- r*1 ~ ' " -rr* — 3- t W*. if 7 w f“ ^a g e rovttrV r -. it ; ~ Sanford Herald THE SANFORD HBIItAW-TIUrnCTAVjBIAtmr EU >92S* 1< / For Congress I m r r if t r r » m n i t i w H Somewhere among'the countieR o f the Fourth Floridn Congressional District, the nlways picturesque Ruth Brynn a> ' f n i B i l rlu a m itlrr f k r t ST. IIMIl. n l I h r I ' M l a l l l t r Owen makes her way in her new Ford coupe, the “ Spirit of l a i l a h l . 1‘ inrliin. a m l r r a r t or Florida,” from town to town, from village to hamlet, as she « f " i r r n a. i nut . campaigns for the honor ol serving her people at Washington. ■ir> — l l u l i M I I . IHCA.X ..j. ...K alita U O W A I I I I HlJItll ..............I l a u a t r Tireless, determined, she goes about always making new K K. J l » M : i . M m i n u l n « M l l n r friends, always inspiring old ones with the sincerity'of her t t ' i m n i r T i n \ i i a t i :s purpose. { ■ ___ T e a r •al «*•!■*»a»»•••••»*+ ST.no What Joe Sears is doing we are not so-thormighly evnasez M n a lh a S.1..VI J iw K a a l h a - r . . . ..... HI.7& As usTinl the disillusioned "Joe” is corispicious by^his Inact­ la r r t r r i w r H r a k v ............ SO.IQ ra»m t- ■i■■■ l l «in— * >■— anmi- .4 n.i n j I . ■, ion. We rend somewhere some months ago that he had re­ } r H e r a ld , K i a l A r l ' a i l u a r r r n r « i turned from Washington and would devote much of his time ir . • n l i a a r l l m la Ihr Im rra n ■I J i t l t l H r u l f f , t r r r l t l i i K t r a m during the next few months to the reconstrtiction of his polit­ anprrlor n aira u rsau lanlln n ■ It tka a a n nil n n r d a d a l l ) r m r r - ical fences. We have heard it rumored that he is going a ll I k e t r a i lin g n r a l a n t I n c about making his usual promises and offering anything tore w a i l d . ’fTNA I. A. a, la •llr e f f l r l c n i an r iu r lit n nml In and everything for the sake of votes, but we have not seen tlOHl ^ M l . him.. . llrrald la n inrmttrr . nf Ihr Joe Sears.does not come to Sanford very often. He is It (Inrran at t'lrrtilmlnim, nn rraatiaanl AWanrlailnu tit Pali- not very popuinr here. When he first went to Congress at rra, Adirrllarra. and AdvrrtlaA j r i l a iihlrh ''cnn'iV^"1.1"’ least a dozen years ago, he made Seminole County citizens illahrr mrtnln i 11* -antrmlt TKS& .5U certain promises, some of which had to do with the widening irangli aii.lll^ n t ■nhaprlpiliti la la ardrr I n ' l f r l l f nlianlnirl and straightening of the beautiful but ineffectual St. Johns •lalaaa i f rfrruiallon a> well j Diver. Since that time lie has repeatedly made those same arat baalncmi mr'liada. promise# whenever it cnnic* time for him to appeal again foi JD N E SD A vj March ^lf., IU2H votes, but up to the present time the only achievement to THK nr.n w.ii** rmn.iiiii ^ K f r a o n t In rlt> nml m u n i) ail- which he is able to point is the chairmanship of the Indian ■lalalralloa. * Affairs Committee. „ „ . -Ilrrprr tinier runt* In Jnrkana. W e‘'do not know to what extent Ruth Bryan Owen is iflln *> •4'analrarllmf nf M*. John* I ml Inn versed in Indian affairs. SVitiiout wishing to incriminate her liver Canal, ' -Inaugural In A nf mnnlklr ‘■l,a»-- in any way. we would nevertheless almost hazard tlie state­ |t> | -A a g m ra lln gl nf Imllitlng p ro. ment that she does not know much about Indians. She has tram— dnneref hnlrlif, npnrlmrnl perhaps read the Leutherstncking tples of Cooper »r even laaara. I the Kirk Monroe books on the Seminoles, but being ol the A imamuni!) (lir-t, f'aaaplrllnn ‘at rli,- Iirnnllflra- modern era, although a grandmother, we assume that she flan program •A a ril and mndrra knaplip-t. Wdfc'd-Y-'VxVr. R elected to the Mouse of Representatives, to devote her time to the more passive problems of deep­ IBLE VEltflK FOIt TODAY ening rivers, digging canals, and securing federal aid for -+i----- .. ■I Ilk II Hmirnnl. M a m llu riiirlU n. A trn ar. ro that the counlry demands nn innovation In cnmpnipn methods at every election In order to become interested. One time it wns n “ front porch” cnnipnipn that in­ terested the pnpulaco, aim! another tlrra it wns u radio enmpAiga that surcecded. Might not n.cnmpnign by airplane take Din country by storm? \' - IIltlNGS JOICING: \Vhon the righteous * " H'ln this race In authority, the people rejoice; rm i vote for th e wh*n the wicked < h emyth rule,' , , > jH |ircwnt 1VE Got t f *XL '"Electricit\V coupled with the great inventive skill of man. will oy,nl..«Hy brin* thi, about " Mr B «.k« - ' « £ wit, a Rimn mans part to , aving. Ile continues: “ In the cases of most u oiku . , pUy; , , , these, holidays would be Saturday and Sunday. Although all few fo o d friliids my h.Uo lot tn shar,'; share; ..... have ttheir Unir h o l i d n v s oover v e r tthe he w e e k - e n d . it a^ds my j^r^. n,jKhl not holidays week-end. H |iuit Of clothl i t grant me htrengUi to face the day, nos ifint h fit to vifiirf |_A* , . .i ** *• ' * . n„ ii*ill Vin 1 * 0 I’.- _rest. When « y is is not m c o n c e i v a b h ' th a t e\ei > « n « , good night’. ____ d ___ I some s o n i c time t i m e during d u r i n g t h e w e e k , a s is d i c t a t e d by done; (i F R I G I D A *7I R E C lar k 's Architect First N'at'l Hank Dldir. Hnnfnrd. Florloi. lE A B E R R Y 1 CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE CO, Expert Piano moving «.H» improved SEI.-I’ O plane moving equipment. Hauling -Crating -Shipping Side-Track Facilities. PImne-jjSii 2(1ft N, SIaple Avenue Ralph W. T.osslng Mgr— With Frigidaire in your home, cold-storage temperatures keep foods fresh and whole­ some. Health is protected— constantly— every day in the yenr. Ask tor a demon­ stration at our display room —t^duy. *■ With Quality and En­ durance as a Founda­ tion TODD IIYATT , Gift N. Orange Si. P R O D U C T - OF * Orlundn, l’ln. C t N f R A t * M O T O R S We rtaiul squarely behind every Diamond Tiro wo t-cll. Our dis­ satisfied i-eniL'nla ( li p - ai*e— Well, there ,ij*t itret'i't any. Ratteries $9.50 We’1' - 1:»« !. a I'.nn .ill.; up n.aillsl any other tin* in tin* wot Id, uml III.* result-, vyill justify Ufl. That’s bn ause liianiiutd:. liar* hern *<> long and *n steadily turning mil i etnarkahlu service rerord* that'because Diamond 'lu e s ut< keep­ ing pace with the very latest and w r y heal in new tire construction development* plus a few little ad­ vantages that are entirely Dia­ mond. So we su;. - if you want tu lull lire tlo'.ihh* insurance nt u very Guaranteed one year Remind Halt cry Shop itol —\\ . Zll'I. St. ny making Lliat race ns there \ T O W N ’S BEST BOOSTER One item on the income t a i leh bother* q-erj feu o f os i> A writer in a d one which shows profit front sate o f re,p estate. /in e idisefves, "It IIOI I.YWOOD an individual "Jastc in it^odlidike low premium, sl»*p in and get 1lfntnotid, a W ight Bros. C,o. ------- .3'' from J ack son ville you c*n f.in m i l Ahl |I'fUA *I« NFT rtpfPU gfltlifl rvriv M.kmU*, bim) (via Savanniti e»*i* n.ut«U» lo H A l.T IM O R U FRE5IE DAILY floor your (!..* ri '*M Nf ,\V Viiiru Hramrr rvrry 1(utritlit, •m l mi >B «« nrw i| i) f**rty S u n d a y , h«h.»M«e I Ml A P M. IThImItIpI.m $14 in. In- cluilmicmr»Uandtrgyfai fcerl *. nogle iV apltt loaf 1fiTinigfi l*i*i Im N?w ’knil ( $ )(i SSI and o4l.*-f !•*!■(* fialun all wat<4 route $42 Sj. i iqgil j| iftluml lain. IG,* Mi*(**iKi ft*»m Mumi. M & M r—BaASkitWMynujjJivuaqgir ■■■■**«■« a « m 2 SIZES - NEWS % httoUttfrd L I N E M * r * lia n l* O M in e r* T r a n * . Co. ■ o o E. Bay St., J acksonvU U land, uut f i r y o u r o m g l i — ch ci I. it at tlic sta rt. A t the iliyhtc-l in r ie n l ntagathe newspat>i*i Whnt ran a good newspaper do jt eun prosper and pmuper. f)i[o,| initatiyil, lake I’ l . f l - Tl ssIN Tobaccos . . IT Cl.liARS T H E T H R O A T ! Blend ........ Taste . . . . . ALWAYS THE SAME! —-tr!ici si t In* cmiyii anil iwitliri Ibe irni.o , i n .oit 1loftuis lisvr pir*. ubed it !„f .’(I -• Sold ol till dfUiioti. Safe for E very Cough BEWARE THE W H OR COLD li* * ' M A Y B E IT W ild . COME TO THIS KIIKIIMU (IN II.) JVrkisli-in ruiiglia am] roIJa Icjd te icrious tiouhle. You can slop them nos with Ctooiiialsioli, an cimJlalltrd erro Then* Seemsj to !«• a hootlo-i *ni! With the llemocralir party tin- ,e* a young, lit In*, active cundidute. aolo that ia pleasant to lake. Lrroiiiiib settled a* to wlial it shall d o , I mug ine doing away with tlie kt to west flying across the Al•ioTt is a in w medical discover) with next year, there is an occasional i till bet some spoil a I (ruins will) Hc. It may be longer, liul it ap- 1g'u n cc low uid Virginia and T e x ­ their corps o f press corresp on d ent•*. two-fold action; It *oo*hea and lieals kits to la* safer to Iry In reach as the inllamed meaitr.m*, and .inliil.il• where two young Deiumratic advisors, national committeemen, £'*rni giowlli. (Hca I»y flying eastward over j g o v e rn o rs a re making o i i cllcnj lesser politician*, bangers on, and Of all known drug*, cirosote is rri*. bina, Japan apd tjir I’acific.* ( records uml who seem g if .e d with r*i forth, and doing away with ogalreil by high medicai uutlioiitica aj the ability to win popular s u p ­ portly, pompous candidate* in one of the gicaM-sl healing agi-ncit'a bn (M a n In Trn'njssct* stalled his rur port. These two are G overnor Dan friick coa ts; substituting fo r tlieui 1 iwniateui rough* and colds and oilier . rillroad uurk n* « train, hov - 1Miw<,v o f Texas uml G overnor , . i a slim plane that circles ■ grace­ tortus of throat trouble*. Crroe**i|*ion In sight a'oftnt , , Floyd Ity r<1 o f Virginia. fully o v e r the cities 'o n the itin­ roulains, in addition to crraioir, othrt iiraling elements which soollie and Iwa) k$e« us woriilcr what the f o ! k . , |f id rM * . re what the country de erary o f its hurnstorming tour the infected iiK-miirane* and stop tlie " . ' 1 l’ " , Kru^ isiies . Governor Dan Moody gives and from which uliifht* n sleniter, >» (< On tc crossing. 'prem ise o f f i 11in if the hill ^vith hi* i boyish candidutu whs docks a 4«1 <* , •*Y' V4**•* t‘ yTfTffrr»rR‘ ____ thp fithej* day ...... that he hni tie like IJndbergh; and if there u n oen ilin d n ceitaiti can-J f oun(j o u t how t o 'm a k e a political Idate f o - trie .legislature is muk- rumpaigu In a large territory O f hi* campaign on g platform like Texas l»y airplane. The gov­ t eccnomy. Tlii* same man was ernor recently mude u trip to he most enthusiastic for extrava- Waco, Fort Worth ul|d Dal la*, all trtcy until thajliank failed aud ev- within twelve hour*.fby airplane. m v a g sn ce U-f^me un|Kipular. We The suggestion's .might'^.Worth djlicve the |K*imle will vote fo r the . Die rs ntideratiun of the two mnj- naturally, or |K>litical parties next ycur, par* m ffw y tw n» r w y that ' ■^i'ATE il^ns our Imncsl b e lie f that the lobuccotf Used in (dieslerfield eigarelle* I I I S r .lT C I I null he n corps of newspaper correspondents and advisors, let. them follow along in similar, whirring pliuiea! The campaign nc.rdf made by WjiUam ilrynn might yet be,broken. , ..With bu.s;. vital lA*ues'fcutting ucrass party lines and not allowed |o protrude tlieptsvlves Into camihwt ‘ ubril into the blood, ullack* the »e*l of the trouble and check* the piuwtb of tlnj germs. • GrnimuUiim i* guaruntced sjtisfaclory in llic tiaatinrnt o( nerpslent coiiglt^ ami c^TiN. bninclii.il atlhoM, S u oilier form* yf l o p L|0r)* dtai and i*egis*llent fuaU JTTh* _____ . item a'ter Lr Money rrfuiiijrd if any cough or raid li not rcllciod after lakitg aerurdlag to are nf li.ierqunlily and h e n e o o f h oller lasle Hum in any other eiguielle ul the price. * • —A . * * •* ’ , r i } ^ * V . iy - \ » \ 5 \ a ^ T ,V c s U.Ji I*, ii*, AUCKHZAN HVgLK11* I -'■Ml A'.T JAN.) FEB. M i ? months t------MAR. for its cuntlliutiily ? It cun sell.* iis the tuivns mesi.etlgi-1 1,, «h.• 'eutsid e world. It tlit|st take the *> i* just a little I.utter than it a |leadeisliip in all comnuinity pinThe Tumpn .Vlnu's think* tlint town, the latter is the guirtci j c c l s if they are tt> In* suci essful. hile stripe* arc among the ruler* It i* the infallihle line o f commute liierehy.” men's clothing, there are a lot T n iins am! their lending news- iratinn hetween total governmen' men who might to lie clothed in I ■ . , and riti/en. It is to the new'impel lean togelll- . , . . . paper- nMinlly lag ripen. \ , tlull sill organl7.ntion* ta in lo r a-------- i n er I’l.ig ie —tie jot" u.11i*ni i- t o ista m e in iniblo welfare niov. T h e y ’ Vf lit thal Mt'lloit ( III l.il'ilii! I**nit "I the lethsirgii n■>nts and without that as*istatn ■ te stify lit ihi* nil lit'iinuir. 11*■ » i-i,ini nnt \. 111*i «iI is is e.pially I n i - ihey face fsiilure. Tli&n vvhu will kn**u vvlmt In* is tint a lilclrss i' hii m *i t The newspaper reaps the re­ kinjf about tvhdn It,- speak- in ..usli retard the development ol ward o f its initiative lay sharing H figures. < kits loniiiiuniti in the general improvement of 'J," . There is a . hettci eontmunity Imsiness and comniunity affair* ii |P e g g y llopklti* Joyce, it is said, .-r sei tl'am u hnn)c neivspa|iei has Ih' c i insti iimentul in liringinu ently paid over tlilce huudied e.|ual to the iin iU ot the eoiuuiuu* about. Till' rood newspaper deemtusand dollar* lot „ 127 carat |ity. While a |n«o new*pa|>ei i* it n pleasure tn serve its ennunun land. May lie she i« going to better I ban none to the individual ity and it- readers anil is fully it fa r a snsh weight. n a d e i . that doe* not hold title fog .a w a re that it is only through giv- - t - o ---- --the town. ing a full treasure o f service that |Fro n* drivj'"t hack and forth o n ; ite Road Number 4, we gather* it many vjsiinr> ate still making (lr way to tftl* slate, amt almost as pre.-il Ipl’anlity a* they ure ring. j. THERES DO Y O U K N O W ? / t V-u t.'. (h .u .n t zest for sport, the taste forlof Ills W o r k . " . J I And so at last will the laboring man win out over Mm eye for nil that's fair to see. Jcapitalist and the employer. With only five day- work out full ronn-ttjkd I sliull In*. ill every week, the laborer will beat bis boss. who. because of bis responsibility must slick to the old six-day week anil climtier I, '4lio would-aseend often a part of the seventh. and the rem h of Inst year’s j Machinery will relieve the laborer. He will produce as friends. | 'much but bis effort will be lessened. Not so with the brainIVe me a few tilings such as 1worker, the man who can't lie replaced by any machinery these: panionshiji v ith flower* ai” l yet dreamed of. Problems will still have to be solved its be trees, fore by man Itiniseif. --------------- n---------------id summer's )>ir«l^; the faith to bear j If w*e work niton marble it will perish If we work upon te’e r o f sorrow is my share, brass time will efface it. If we rear trnipics they will crum­ d love to InJt till life is o'-o-, ble t«> dust. But if we work upon men's immortal minds, it d I'll not asj; the world for we imbue them with high principles, with the ,iu.*i fear ol re.— By Kdglir A. (iuesti God and love of their fellow men, we engrave on those tablets |something which no time can efface, and which will brightThe clerk's irffice must o f f e r it feu and brighten to till eternity.— Daniel Webster Job too. 'there an* ncurl;’ .is . - —- - THOUSANDS OF CORNS REMOVED For yrara |»pcifil<* alt ptfr world liavw #nrTere«t fioiti »■-ri a ■i■11 t aIlunara, , N'H* liavi> a irtucHy tliat will really frniuv* Iliejf! l|Ulikl> Mul without pain • fid Vtm i till p r o i * It If >uti aie hum ijf Hu* inifmfuna|i* cue* who trlid all kin.ja i*f a,, t ».||r,| •Norn i'ur-1 " wlilumt remit —if you ha%« m Mut.liuin tj|ri -urn mi uHoiin iG«t Juat ' %on*! •uiitrt off In 11>>i■y hgA iet fti l**N >»u atf.iut KM m m nli.N, or If rou Ilk* <*.i far -«»>. i*rlt* f. ENM-O. .’DUN* I.A|»* AT* »HI « *t«r n.1,1 |1 K.1, CM* aro, ai d n» will ««• that >uu latalva % JM. I :iiii*> *% I»r«*t M«r*‘ Gum t w fi iliivm (if 1 .V.' tin fun, N- the use of 211J book to rend*for nn hour or two; fhe Laboring King garden, f o r kn outside room, here little tl||rurs I've plnntcd. bloom; r j John J. Raskiib, chairman nf the finance committee o' dog to follolv nt my heels; the General Motors Corporation and a yice-iiresident o *• children's laughter nt my menls 1 du Pont lie Nemours & Co., is quoted m a dispatch m he id love to greet me nt the door, New York World as predicting that the time is coming ub< i id III not ask this world for every' working man would have two holidays a week and more. 4itn who i* efonomical m ju*t poHttamr \Vhcir^*otrxomc~ttr ihc end o f a perfect smoke-ill ore is noth­ ing like Clark’s Teaberry Gum. It cools the mouth and the throat and sweetens the breath,' i " ! ' 0 C o m p a r i s o n s , t h e y s a y , a r e o d i o u s , a n d in I his r a s e t h e y ; -o- HAPPY THOUGHT C . _ ’ - A_new-sense. , of security comes with E. .Ird St for Congress, we have but one choice. We veteran jsilitician Joe Rears, who has otcuchair with such grace and comfort that be. i, let me haj e my work to do, ^ a r e pm t it'll In* i> in A Elton J. Moughton h « « n*'»i b e e n a b le to s t i r h i m s e l f to s u f f i c i e n t a c t i o n to i.c,t ., iliititr fn r hi** district (losnitu till CI1UU) tr* \n no f e f r ii, love; hut per- c o m p l i s h o n o \vorth> t h i n g l « i ^ {[ 0 r Wl, ca n _ love cwtciTi out four; liccnune year.# granted him in which t° 1 * * » rhimictcr r hath t o r n W . - l l o ihnt fear- vote for Ruth Bryan Owen, a woman of im sua >' li not miuii perfect in love.— . imd ehiirm, of oratorical ability compaiable to tna ohn. 4:18. T - mtrious father, the “ Croat Commoner", and of such energy A Y E R :— tionl, we wilt tn u t vlt«litv that she never fails to arrive at the goal for which and not tie nfrald. l. • ._J*~m Will Ite Held and Storage. Phone 40ft D F ^ Y ^ F F A U ^ f o r governor. | __ « '■ ■ * (I High School Kxprcsaion Recital tin nling. Crating, Shippina, VJu Dnal K()i N J KAIL T m c t f i NEEDS N O TIC E Ti -"t— Friday Evening nt 8:00 o'clockJtn:or uigii Hriiooj Auditorium I^S S IN G ’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER I IIOIITEOUSNESS fiiilv n :1 t ■ . I J t b t r r d H u a i Tu*(Ci:o Co. They’re • and yet they ■ ~ r l j i hiti I ■«/« ( ! j - . 1 •' ’ **'1 </ d\l /(i I �A * *hk * * * — ~rr ^ v ' tr r * -■. V T H E S A N l ' O R t ) H E R A M y T H U U M m Y . 4 M A R C H IX, I M S ' 1 ■■-■•' V1 .1 *.. i*«*. .i P A G E FL V rii '- ' J . •«»•***» s s in ia jr is s ^ ' S o d r t T “ ' » - It. L. * . •v r. Has Regular Session K < mU i, r _ is . Shinhobcr and Mr*. J . ’ and Mr* M. J. Lynn. Mi.* Holt. Mr*. llVkle, Mr*. R agalV *.^ -Z , Om member* attendliig Those attending the Sanford, dole, Mr* Stewart. ... , ______ | this meeting wpiv Mesdnnie* C. Gnin*ville ball game* nt tlain*vi!le Mr*. Chun Milter of Fond dn s* , • .* ..ui.II I I I Stoke*. I’. K*. Min Mead, J, 11. j I'ridny were (irnce nud Alma Kntz- I**4*-. M’ i*., i« the guo*t o f Mrs. A. The Ksthev Alettinger Circle of L 1'miner. A. Minehew, ininger, mimrer. Aldia Al.li.. ILavigne ........ . and k .i " Kurt: the Women'* Missionary Society o f ,‘avkl' r< K.l„ , i fl TS -f. The Five-hundred I lull UIMSU1 . . » l 1 wijrd Entzm'ngcr. the I'ii-t M tlmdim t’ hui.h held I!; F fieiuhaw. C. K- Camp, W. ^tl-le-tsaigly entertained otr-Wednr* their regular business m e e t in g ■--** P a me>. .1. It. jiul,..Jtdui . ATr*..„ J- ' X. JStrfrfj* day by Mr*. F. C. Slade when I h r w . Monday^rrrrrTTTeoii. Marrh Uth. Rflfrhtey,r^U*{;J,ff,tft ii r I.. Shin- ■spmtttng HCT Weeks in Titusville tables were in play. Several tea” ” ■*• > X4* a- guest o f .Mrs. C. |_. Morton and fhe home of Mr*. K. rourier. r*.’*• A ,:"i:ei*. W. P. Field* Mis* Morton, funner resident o f guests were pVesrnt at the sevring *¥*•_ i«t . 1 »tn<l \i** If. Hnlticn (<-f- da nty refreshments of snndLongwood. The •o.nrman. Mr*. M. L, Itaines, ' ■ ' ■* ' »r *1 wiehes, grape punch, cake and jOneped e<l tin oi eling by .asking Mrs. At the I*.«t 1 11 .-hut. h on SundaY MRS. 'It.Mtti AN KM FRTAINS A! Mini hew to take charge of t h e m orning, Rev. Dav'd' Dmu;l{i*s pineapple shei'bert. ,|0votlooal <,., vUe which .onsisted l.otigwoo.j at;e devotional j rctirhcd (lie sermon in the eve* * Residents <*f Mrs. Mattel L. Morgan enter­ i ing. a eonummity song was en- I greatly iutdrvt *twT in tlie purr hast, •v •-*n»l . > : ; r 5 ; i f e j w hr^ u ? • » . - w« “ ■.«»-.........T v ............................. ! *' •w i Z by the Vf.1V- T, U. tained the meinl.eis « f Circle No. joyi.l hy a representative c >ngie- of Seminnla Rare Track l.y M'. N. IMl the »Methodist ' Reynold* and his a* sot i a tvs. •i of the First Methodist ( Tnmdi viitt on, '<»j» r S .d o | f W t .T W hi;r» Association. “ . ' C V ltun4r llr*' n” rU,,,'' " C ,h‘‘ l,,!“ The Bible « Jul. met at the Or, An eight and a half pedt*! ' The program7 n full and the - *;» co-operate h f deferring c * ? ' • ? “ *. Srffcre ,cml and approved. Prove! .Monday nf|etn»on at her home on L', left 'nt tile; We*t • Summerlin Avenue. ango and llla.-k m Thursday . auehter « n . horn \m Thursday to . Il*t of charnctfiv L s a* follows: '* % ,,“ h“ tlf'f e n S I l ^ M r s ly ^ ’ pledge card, for tinJubilee AVv'ek pchofil from -T to 5 _. .................... iiiUfm * until the f»nnie tinu*.. nan nunou, m w . .Mnrv Mrn ()r p ,av Devotional .-veiciges were led aftei noon whefi the s|n,tv ,,f p.,|. Mi. and Mrs .Wlcklif Nelson of “ •“ "1 ? M,.t given mu un/l C A ST (/h LHAIIACTKRS N o new entries will he permitted S*P»»re*. Mr*. J. 11. Terguf by the Parent Tenchsigned In all the member* present hy Alts. Otto S.hn ehl aftei whjcti I'stine was tonlimicd. Those pres- llpe. nx\.toif l a k e .' dune i» the •imtt Dr. roster, Minister, R;.rtvHig- j„ either eonteal. *.*n, Mi*. W. I, Hughey, Mi** Ksion. The public i» cordNine o <jo. k P. M. was appointed report- were gjveu liy tile differ,, , nt \u re: Miss Dolley, Mrs. Me baby's niittte. Mr. lynJ Mrs, Ncl.-uii (f*. These awards were-to have been |tlier Hughey nnd Miss Fiances ns the hour for prayer daily this ent chairmen. A very pleasant Kmstry,. M i " Clack, Mi-. Pitinrd, were fixknterly of Tftntpico, Mexico. Miss fl 11 Pumpkineator, Hride, made nt the Flower Show, to he Hughey. ^ I,n*r 6. t ... . Week in enmipetion wiili these •meinI hour was enjoyed and the Wanna White. •>o. K. H.' 7will he Itoltl March 'JS and 2t>, and while Jlledgt‘ > — TlUirmm I... i s report ctl hostess usi.t.'d l*y Mm—Harry—t; ■,(I„ k „ t ,h o/M ,,on lC |n M Mr.n .Jock te ?l>raU‘.' drooln, Owen the necessity for po*tponingrth.-m Mrs. Samuel Dightoh; eleven ' i <it> to the sick, twelve 'Wilson served tasty refreshmentKlghte.-n member* ware present. is greatly regretted, it i* felt that Kntertains Players lltouipiel-i ar;,l tw,, ttay* sent. Mrs 't The poin tV 1 LucV Locket. Maid of Honor, j next meeting wit! lie held ut it would he unfai.' to entnpare the _______ I JA. (tog j-., Asst. Agent o f the ^' ,' . . , Tinttn Thec-.lo*tn Murphy. . the It..in.- of Mr*. It R l,tiiv with n of the Marie R affo | M(. • Juck H I * , . , „ | . . i i , Ml**l«lnii > \ oi. e, reported eight D o lla r D a y Best Man. condition of the improved planting, T 1 1 ( I f ] »« •Mi- •I:il\U*N l DWilM a- Irdil.-t* An informal yet most delight- ^ub„ cri|.., . ... T1)l. are Society asked to ( Dougina* Stenstrom. with the original photograph*. Inkif U 1 L j U L \|,. r r M,-R„iv k'dock at the Church Polly Keltic. Bridesmaid, Kuim.i en « year ago. until they shall have fill a ffa ir o f Hie wee-k was that o f ('.hnirimui F o r T h e F a m ily Tuesday evening when All*. Sam- *,.nt a i,T ,.t „ f ju , l)t. Su,;.' .Louise Temple. had time to recover more fully |pant. AM thnpe plannel It, Dightmi entertained the | shine fund .,. , i.| | , ted .it the hisi Lon n wood Sukey Kettle, Bi-idesiiia'd, from the damage dune hy the fi-o»t asked to notify * east and chorus of “ hi* ' I ’ lK-le’s mepting I'b. i n I.* voted to ' «i<* Louise Johnston. t , *V MiUide Cnrro'vby, Miss Moffat, Bridesmaid, Jane P A R T Y MOTORS T O O R L A M M I Niece,1' and the faculty of the change n- pi,-out name to The Al •. and Al i R. f! I 'n’ >\ I1.1'. .luiiior High School at lier home on Maria <el.-ni I'm I, in-ti ml of the Chorperiing -or Airs, Kotley. L T h i s iniunni mill Sl.iiH will a d m it one fa m ily b -. a .-lit. . t.mi tic l> ,o.l - 11 iker. Betty Blue, Bridesmaid, Alar A number of the N. do V. How­ llnghey Street, following the pres­ Esther M.-tiuigei i iide. One new 'A Hull of ‘ Apni. A| o . i I', a I. ( *Ml§ . Vo I he Milmic T h e a t r e IT itL o lit see Ixttrl Him • (inn of tluk Holy giiret Buchuimn. , ard Chapter t :. D. motored to entation of this delightful comedy. menthel «n - : 1 1,1, I. Ales, J. II, Mr. mid Ati* •.,• o j > 111. |, (ii.mes, dancing and other pleas­ Howard., rite ,Pie­ lTal Ph'.ii-.h will meet Mistress Mary, Flower Ut lantlo M’ ednesday aftei noon to f.o this .pm,! ! I V. lit III It. d Ie 11. i - .in t ■»* Dime mill tieo, K. A r t h u r in fyi.-i.ij- even ng at the Inez Williams. attend a special meeting of ih>‘ ant forms of diver-inn caused the ter wer, ...lie. led l.y llie Treas­ tth.k ll.'t.-l all i >, •. ., t o n hours to pass all too soon and at a Jennie Wren, Fhnvei 11ill, Aim Neighho-ing chapters w-hirli was liter, Mi- i b i o utl .lav - to M i i o . j . i *. t on it-i- Tile next presided over by tile state presi­ lute hour the hostess served dainty meeting mil U- held the «ei oml AAi-'t I oust i-,.s. rt liceting of the W. f . lei Knox. angel Polly Flinders, Flower (ill I dent, Ale*. F. !.. Ezell oi held at o’clock Lees­ refreshment* of individual i onik.id Arrivals at Ml.. i„ i. -I i. |‘ V, I AlnndaA n April at the home of ( liuich parlor*. Sura Janet t'h.ttenden. . 'r . l J burg. The state secretary. Air-. food cakes, and ice cream i All**. Job Riniihl \, t.|l| \\ Fii-t Fletchei, AA. II.-Iv Al .- . v I I Chilli's Welfare ProAlary Lamit, Flower Cirl. Mar- Lee, was al-o present and made with hot fudge.' About thirty en­ Street. At the .lose of the business Rehiiiv. Newark. Ohio, fi.o,, At.ed ■i il* ten arranged. gniet Spencer. I a talk. Mr*. E. A. Douglas- of joyed the cnrdtnl hospitality of sessiondelightful cake and fruit in. Flu Mi and Mi - ('„• > III v ..m . . Hobby Khnftoe, Ring Itearei Sanford was among the inter. -'.* Mrs. Dlghtnu. Wedding of All** Jill 5 _______;_______ punch tv ira. r ■•TV .1 l>vthe hosle- -e-. Mr. and Alts f Rr> ant- a'td A. -■•J ing speakers for the afternoon. ." at the South Side Dull Epps. CAMP FIltK Clltl.S MEET nl at K urt o'clock unLittle Hoy Hltie, Ring Bearer Among those f ont Sanford were Ijee* nf llie South Ride Jimmie Lee Iteimilrl. I_____ Airs. E. A. Douglass. Mrs, MTIIianr The I ’ miPyi group o f Camp Fire cut Teacher* AssnriaWillie Boy, Page, Kent Itossilei |C. Hill. Airs. A. P. Connelly, 'If*, I a Marriage of Jack and Jill Blue Eye*, Page, Thi-mu* Cobh. lie., IV Caswell, Alt-. David Cal.l- (.iris had a most enjoyable meet* C .s Simpl Sitnnii. ll*her. Wilson ilcpartment o f the S m i lh s id i 1 Sclimil A m li t o i iu m ing Tuesday afternoon at the home th Scho'il will give rc- Sneed. of Aliss Alargarct Young on Hugh•o.i La-. Friday — S 1\ M. tiYIock at the SeminPeter Piper. Esher, d. S. Driver. Airs. Charle Nimnmkri' o f AliAvenue The m e t i n g was ealHuhiI Auditorium. Thomas A. Tntlcrin»ii*c, I'slier. ^ 'uA tltill * :,0f Children 2. * k ' — Cast nf 7 < l Children ami i* visit ing ji, i Sanfnril a- the led t> order hy the president Miss' i Cninni w ill entertain ^ 1 lie M illianis. Ii of the l.ottnphull 1 Wondrous M'se, I ’ sher. H.d.hte guest o| Mrs. I! I! Itrig at he Juanita .McMullen. Several impor- i home in May fa 1 1 1.. nt t h u g s were discussed in clu d -j at 1:011 o'clili k tit .her Newman. ( i•lltii " ! u* Air. Pumpkineatei. Bride'I'alh met to A veilin'. ing plans for a hike to Kilvei lA k o i 111 1 LA SSI l-’Y TOO LATE er, it. (i. Newman. •\\ .1 IT on Saturday afternoon, nnd a I 'U y } ATI IMA AY Airs. Pumpkineuter. Iliide'- Small bedroom good ventilation. I tu he given hy the group ill tAe ' The place Guild your home i.lgi- pm tv ami dance M nt her. Dornlhy M'aricti ... J11 Iteui future. • next to biith Hot water Foito-t I like, under Air. .lack Sprat, tin uni's Fath- Magnolia F a ir’ of tit.- Knights nf i Those present W'ele Misses Mill"- | *v e . , dames Sherman. •s-:iI.-1 lilies. Thelma Tew, Juanita ltd- at eight oVelock. ( Alt-. Jack Sprat. Cltiiom's Al-itli- Mr*. Mary Roily entertained, the M i member* of the Seminole Itelwk, Telephone I 4 « M R S . F R E D . S , D A I G E R , S o c i c l y E d i t o r R e s i d e n c e T e l. 3 7 * ^nhs Lodge at a spend the day party -at her home. The color scheme of gold and guen was cur­ Pi imary School Will Club Postpones Its V ried out in the decorations both in Give Play Tonight Contest .hiding Judinur Date Da ,hl* ,iinin* n,ui Hving mom*. At • _ -----r , ;*by nwm~hmrr*the tnblp wa* eprrnd - ■ O ik* of the most' interestingClwlnp to* the severe severe final* of ,,B‘I n deltclou* five coune luncheon events on the calendar for this •tlll, i , " a * . served. past season; .... nod. the, ,damage , Several vocal selection week, U‘ijU( he tfvj ‘‘ W eildigg o f Mr. done to -hrubherv and vine* in all ‘V"1 e.uoye,touring .Inck Spr.ut anil Miss J:l| Pump, , pari*'of the town, the Ranter.! , M > Pprntooo. A feature; oP \Wikinenterr - which KvUl'tftkV Frlilnn . . pJ*™ 1Hardin Hub hn* postponed th/ ‘'fH‘rnnonKa*lheguc*Mngconte*t ial~r lendati_ r r r i -.^ “Movie” “BABY MINE” F R I D A Y and S A T U R D A Y Loch Arbor M to De Forest Sanford Help wanted. Saleslady f*^.t Satu r­ McMullen, Anna ia-imie B l o w n . I er, Shirley AA’instiut. ■smiM. : ij j .irm-j day l'.xpcTietu cd only II and A'-tgiinii Haines, Nellie William*, Alothei (Inn:., Illide'* tillHldami At.ii g a ii ! I Young A D.| tartiiu-iit S.infold Avc. th>* im.llier, Ann Cnrhin. .Mother Ii ul.hrril, Min.-ni'- ' IfiNHAY All and At,-. H |! ,A|i Cnuslntnl (irandmother, Carlm Palmer ■1 i-vpiis-i.iu recital and Air. and Mis. K.lwarl ( ‘a l i e n 1 Iviiig Cole, W alter Meriwether, I fi;tw uV/m k at the Jutve Jieeii the Sucst- ,,f Ah and (fuel'll o f Hearts, Helen S h oe ­ K\ er\ I r id a v cliiici) Auditorium, t Airs Mis .^ Urai ifr i \ - t %o.Wv fuf i hu 1 maker. ' I c- far the St. A ga rs l*vu weeks leti I'u ^ b iv J T om m y Snooks, I.eRoy t ’oi*|u-r. * ' tu Id at (id oYloek imirning fm llicn liium in Philii-1 ‘ Atimis.-ion I n . Bessie Snot-ks, Dornlhy Mitchell. Ii llmi-. Soloman (iruinly. John .Morgan. J lidpiiia, Pa. > *' i 4 mild nt Holy Cross Nancy Klticnat, Eilu .Mae C a r t e l. infill v\iIt meet a* Alan in Moon. Junior Cochin ..i tin I’aiish House, al M argery Daw, I.ilia Mae Rayti <tub w 111 hold leg- ' mot id. Melluidist Annex t>-.-i'iiur and eh-i lti- peep, Lucy Kmmpllat. Thur.sdiix (i:3tl I*. M. •>- ai id o'eloek at Kitty l' ishi i . Ella Maud Jones. Mi- \A. A. Zachary Alls. Hid Woman In Shoe and rtau- v.itli Mrs. Znchher Children, Marjorie Coghnrti, 1 II i olclough as Martha W right, Itlaaciie Brown, lio n s McCall, Alary Wright, Merit |Tl LSI) AY Sunt h ward. hi*- •f the First HapVested Choir -M iriam H o l l e r ,, SM....I will meet at Alary Chapman. Louise Pui'd'-n.! the Ilium* nf Mrs, All i v Weill. Karla Wheeler, Eunice puil on Elm Avenue, Tyler, II I'olhy Sinit'i, Doris Rmk'‘‘Pl'.’iril and Air*. C. y. Jeanette Chapman, Anna 1tel I fc'tl'-s. Brown, Virginia Merriw elhcr. Car D’animuit of the Wo.■line Hill, Dorothy Clause Soloist. | will meet at 0:00 P ian ist:— Mrs. 1>. L. Thrasher. Between the wedding and ie-1 |EU\KS0.1Y - ___- . ”<ctlon tKere will lieTi sFri.l'l inier- ; p.-|iaumi-tit of the Wnmission lini ng which IIutc will he I »'ll meet at :t:00 the follow ing speeialilie*.Solo Sybil Boyd. Overall Buy.-: Charles AVilllam-. I W a ller Campbell, (ieutge lo lb o it, lack Lingli’ . Biliie Am ent, Le.inunl Atmi-r, Jack Bolt. Atlhui A id­ l e ! . Lincoln B lown, Harry J"e iio t the Methodist Al in.-rick. >’ i ' . ni.-t Monday Dutch T w in * :- Mary 'A ur­ 1 the lioiiu- of Mr*. L. g in ', Lowell Hoover. "n link Avenue. The Dance: Julia Ritchie v 11 Shinludscr preT w o Musii.il Numbers liy Alls. ud m poitant business W. W. C. Smith. Edw m. AA illuir | in- a Realty Co. ’J On (I’. hu k. rdiallv inviteii j s t o . \ twin at ) o'clock I OKI) I’.ASl I It )NEI) StJFA UK n.ANCK LAKE W . C . T . Um M ARY C A S IN O Milady’s Shoppe Night fw« Old Fashioned Slipper ).iIi. |lip 0/ Spring M odels at : t -; < <:• Mr'all, a. Mrs. J. ' M. Mason, -Mrs. Itr.Alie ' K. F. Ini ik Ronford ’ "CONEY ISLAND" Oviedo folk* will stage 30 min­ i , " 1>a>t seven months, \ where i?l:e ha* ute novel entertainment IWfti .Tt'.'• " " trai ning °f The Herald. '' ’ FR ID A Y llr i i - .. ■) . Karl Dane and Geo. K. Arthur '*hich wa» fn I,.- giv- "'gld hy tlie Lion’* . ‘ BABY MINE" SWi’ fl ‘ r^ihelalier'-tfil*' pair, for tVjr*ir fiije- work in "Rookies” Novelty “J.OVFAS SPRINGTIME" exlravaganiH account of the f tlori <il44««s on the T'on's Club dance . .Milane— Paramount & I ......... is y m il q u a lil v nppiUTUIIltX g in g h a m , to lin e n , Sl'lis l p r in t . (limit v and M artha W ash in gton light and dark shades . ,c in Contrasting Pipings G ood s, Dimities, Prints, Voils,. T O N I G H T N. I*. M . Charles Bowman Hutchins i ' ■*»! *fl J Organdie Collars Pleated Skirts '(.n il fPM $ 3 .5 0 to $ 7 .5 0 to 4 yd. Pieces ”1 IH Select vours while the size range America’s Grealesl Nature Program. Assisi ing Artist Helen Owen Hutfhins ■ Newa , i* is complete •«-: (y--.»(w^(n(fc *»—*** ■* ‘V •H* •*fHhl *• * --r rra.,*. j 1.- * • sil ^ I I , i -T it-'. m JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Tonight 8-15 P. M. Adults 50c Students i5c This will be go/si. Don't misn Hutchins. Only Sanford Adult program . Come Thursday Evening. Good parking spare. . Ii“ j • l <1 Linens A n d Silks. % Irish harpist and flower lady *l in " r *»f those who took II,n - \ i iiii 1 1 1 ii 1 1 ilt-1«* luuiM1 di e** vviintrolb' fm s|n ing and s u m m e r . D ress es lit ■ ^ » i t m „ witf, the I)*V- ?r ( 'tu * Florida A big hit with a big cast. "'ho ha* been $ 3 .5 0 to $ 7 .5 0 of T0D A.Y " Airs M. E. Moye. t. O n C olored Cotton W ash On, Hirds 1 l» Martin. Mr*. Smart N ew 14 to 44 • famous American nnturni isl and bird artist, in niclures-and true slOi '’.''..ii S,,uircs. Mr*. J. MI [ : -M ■0 lary Society Important Meet r- Mr*. It. J. Brownell, liriulhury, Mr*. 1„ (1 D R E SSE S FRIDAY were Mr*. S. 0. !r> L. p Hagan. Mr*. •iw-l ih SUM M ER REM NANT SALE1 " l " win- discussed and A|i>. Hi (idle Wil- and Elixahetli Smith. The wedding cake used ill 'Ini' 1 ^i! means chairman, I presentation was kindly di unit cd rk l.. i|,e ladies to »ew |jv the Federal Bakeries. Ax i "tenant car* were I-- • *'Kned l.y all presMr. and Mrs. (Joi.lon T u g g le »t meeting will lie hold r ,,f Mi- | |) Martin. and Mr. nnd Mrs. Irwin Tuggle arrived lure th. tiusines* session o f Danville, A'a., ur "as enjoyed when Tuesilay a fternoon un{l are t . " I Mrs M E .‘ Moye, . house guests o f Mr*, f.ordon I l,ttilliuiv . Mr*. R. T. | g l e ’s sister Ml-*. Lloyd Bn.vle at n,i Mr. Walter Hand her home in E d g w o o d . _______ •him-nt, ,.f itl. e reu in b*'d i in ke. t SPR IN G A N D Price .r)0e H PRICE '•rt] u ]" r . E n . it: -s' C ,' » ( (.is* vu n » . . " ci ggiLu y. t" Vi ■(• i U L. �% I —r ' •• V i’ d i < a a /ta v:-.:.»ii •; Ie„ „ ..„ e r f l ' story A. lie WHS just handling* f4he property like he does n celery form, you can go In him nnd Roy “ Mr. Dutton you -can handle my celery if you furnish so much money. :*Wr {fcofltln'ucil from page 3) i«»r 4- Me furnished the luniK _ cut dow n the loan, f r o m e o m o $26> money 7 l a s 000. t o . $16,500, didn’t y o u 7 A. No. he furnished Mr. Col­ Mow A, Yes, 1 presume so. ^.,. bert money. n th QGYpu presume soT Q. Who operated it for the T« A. ' * Hewlett the property to the bank? __ . — Mni bunk 1 ^lon’t.. , .A 7 ~ HjTJrtmlivhrt) MJWTHwf ’ W ----- - und It wns sold, and .. pumamber the'AHMbtit'dt tilt TffTfil ,jid the bnnk furnish some and ------ Inveppngnt,.. ngrcod thht Mr. Colbert have the t Mr» privilege of operating it that year Q. Mr. Lake, if the bnnk won rr, n •I X undertaking to save itself and for himself, and we' furnished ■« mako n bona fide transaction, why Colhert money to operate that on didn’t .the bank take title to the to see if he could make enough money to redeem this propeVty, 1 i*f* 1 property 7 fV isllr AC We didn’t want to show in nnd a big storm came and he was not aide to do it, and we had to Hr l the assets, so much real estate. lake the property and keep it. III t Q. Whnt? kr rival Q. The rvuson the hank didn't A: ■ Didn’t care to show so hrra. [ A4 much assets in real estate, and kllftbt wanted' to separate it from the »a«t ll* In other assets iiecnuse we didn’t •Ini* want to show so much real estate. I Q. You meun to state that, the SDN! bartk didn’t want to show that they had nothing to show for the ! THK $ 10,600.00 other than that More-_ ■1st Tiaven Farms note? -l>rra A. Thnt’s all they had. tlllr. Iona Q. They .didn’t wnnt it to show tlerr on the1books 7 —laau, P W A. What do you mean? ^•Am i Q. 'Hie Seminole County Ilank? iram Inuti A . Of course itt wns shown Cl in the hank. As 1 explained, the Ian " I* deed was taken in the name of •A n. Forrest Lake, 1 think, as trustee. . When thnt deed was taken, we bUBL! *, ■ thought we could dispose o f it and IO IT retjra the indebtedness, and it was canned thnt way on that account. “ I'hilip Jones ' White OIC Q. And I ask you why? in a1 and colored llromljA - j. 1 reckon it didn't make any wlu rlutji shirts, ( 'ollurs difference. peo| atm In-d. Q. 1 ask you if you didn’ t tes­ Vt tify. that you took it thul way he* re ll cause you didn't want it. to show :t low :i pair silk socks reg­ ill the assets o f the hank a", real LP ha ular li'ir - values or estate 7 Is n 2 pair silk socks W5r A, 1 don't know tm* reasons, ohn. Tallies that may have been the idea. We *r a t didn't care U> show all this real t* an estate. Two ^cmiim Q.> Was not that IRe reuron you hide hells. All si/ gave? A.' l’nrt of the reason, and for inen the other part I expected to dis­ pose of it quickly. We did sell jiart of it nnd two or three years Inter took It back and sold it nguin, 1 think It Is nil gone now. Q. Was Morehaven Farms opernting the farm for the bunk? A. Tried to operate it one year. Q, Who wns the inuniiger? A. Mr. Colhert. 4 . Where was the account car­ ried for that? A. In a hank down at Morehaven somewhere. Q. Was not the account carried in the Seminole County IJutik? A. 1 don't rememher. 4- Don't you know? A. I don’t think there wns, T think we sent the money down to Mr. Colbert to pay the labor hills. Q. You testified you were bundling it for the hank? A. May have had a emiill ac­ count hi liic Seminole County Hank, hut the operating account wits parried at Morehaven. Q. You just don't know wheth­ er you had one here or not ? A. Not positive o f t hut. may IinVo had a small account, I don’t , O n -W itn e s s Box -G iv e n V e r b a t i m -r .r/qsirnre jttjAaaw'wnwaas rrnv ...... |tbi* iAk)|iei|f dl kriiw all' It’ riVifu, uHowini - you wnnt to tell the jury? A." I think so. sets? ■• ■■■ ' A. To tell whnt? 4 . You know whether thej-'d A. Thnl was the. main unison, 4 -YofteU flow it was handled. ami another reason wns that 1 or not don’t you? A. The loan was taken over in A. If they remember it I do. wns handling the proposition nnd 4- Mr. .1Jike. you have ' tontifV (my name to protect the hank from took it ns Trustee for the bank, nnd I nrted us trustee for the ed that that wns purely a business la loss— V'ou got that did you— * f *; _________________ ' bank all the way through. The bank officials knew it, the direct­ ors knew it and Mr. Key knew it and so did Mr. Deane. ■ <1 md-all-th(» DJreStoPs' Xnmr 7T?.... A. 1 don't know. • Q. Dili nonie of them knmV it.? 1C T’ t A. I presume they did, it wan 1 lh. Sliced H am . , (IbrusHfMl at the mcrtlng.' *-1 . ; ‘* * . <?.- »r.- ' .VQ- Are any of them^in town now ? 1 lh. F ran kfort Sausage A. I don’t know, ought to he. Q- Have you had any of them 1 lh. A ll-pork Sausage Kiinimnm'il here? A. No. . i ’ <i J i V , DOLLAR . 1 *- Basket The Outlet is Selling O ut Meat »**•••■* ’’ l.ee’s Ciiion Made" Khaki Skirls. Two pockels. Special F ri­ day and Salurdny 2 lor outlie ta il ial Outlet Offict* Ian a r; . Inal kr« d t» re I i Ye . reel • mo . Y* i iv we s 1 7 lh Sunday and 1 8 th C There is a new performance ertorn (■weeping the land md — Chry* < ... “‘‘ -7 7” .performance—ohsler 72” solcting everything in its field today as completely as dhl the first Chrysler four years ago. der car, see the new A m erican Edition SAN JUAN GARAGE Sltavffer’s I’nis sV I'cnrils Alarm ( lurks Aulnnii/ers 2 pat'lciges Ita/.ur lllach'.s anil a lla/ur VtHvHcnn; T price ul |wit FOR fitF Flione 103 N e w Chryiler “ Red-1 le a d " En­ g in e — dot'icnril In luke f u l l ml* vtnuuge i’l bTgh-t urnpmiimi pm. These bargains Friday and Saturday gallons Iliter liras. Ready-Mixed i'ainl. .r» gallons j«l regular price of $2.80. One additional gallon for greater tfi-i-il, pou-rr and lullilimlmig alnlilvi ilaadarit equip­ M. CARSON IV * I A E I V I I Ri ’ ) These 2 days a gallon fop , . tyoH-OyC vx-y )C , jra» tA l- >Va I IK- A-) Sanford Paint and Wall Paper Co. 4'* 1 1 n II. 112 W. First Street • " ■i.ij.t •_ •«**, I AM — Personally and po­ litically dry. having always.been s o » po­ litically,Vtnd for a long time now^per-' sonally. dry. Now /and have been ,for about two years physically *able to perform the duties of iny ' pro­ fession* without in-' terruption and of theioffice*which I seek? _A ’ lawyer by profesfiion,\ liuving %ta­ ken * my law degree ntlAVasbington viind ILee* University' in [1910.. ' V A cracker by birth,. baying been born at Kissimmee,' Florida, December 1C, 1887. the son of Charles A. Carson and Annie Bryan Carson. '< ‘ k , - Phone 303 • A-cracker by ed­ ucation, h a v i ii g graduated from Os­ ceola H i g h School lit Kissimmee, and Stetson University , at Del-anti and hav­ ing attended fur 'bne year the old University of Flori­ da at.Lake .City. A cracker' by 'experience, having Jived all my life in Florida, in Osceola. Duval, Broward and Dade counties.1 M ^ Av .[cracker1 ’ by! 'intense, conviction.' /it cracker',byfde-' (the latest!proofjof 'scents at Aleast^six] that‘ being my suc-( branches of ^mvj cessful attempt-to Ct)iuiU>Uaviagl Uuedi • '8eer;that Florida’s; inj Floridal forfmore laws; ’arc) 'enforced thani a, century: in' Dade1aijdi.Brow.' Nortons,lEubanks; ard Counties., > Browards^ Terrys,1 ■%B( •, A lawiwri Ujcion d Hawthornes^ jpryim s j " ------*1— *' TSaoheriv , j b Iiow ^ Here is a ltd of paint valued’ at Where I Stand I.AM — A i f act ive' lawyer^ 'as\tbe reports' of the; Florida Supreme't Court. will only »-.V\ >»-* > --------- . _________, — Co. Motor r.TT- -• I discount allowed on all paints in the store cash SU N P R O O F All privet /. o h. fl.'fr.'it.I la enrrent / i d,m l , 'tial Chrysler rlealers ,n- i la extend the eimietuem* ifl puyiaenlt. piling I?'. grriUi-r lortjur mtK Who 1 Am . ■- Jlluilrlonv Nen- i hrsilrr Twu'paiicnger C‘oo|'t(wiiir l)le »cat), S154S; Kovil Scdttl $1 59 5j S port Ra.iditcl (iM| rumble teat), J IsVs; Fa e n g e r C o u p e , SIS9||lNa| S edan,) 16 ‘J S; Convert iftCa* | ( w i t h ru m b le teal), It* | C r o w n Sedan, $ I 7**5. G O V E R N O R L A N E Y ’S D R U G S T O R E E. First Street. 112 h, t> ImI'i'i in/ "DO,’ (tundaril tm tlir ti>oJ'lm, a i a i l u h l e at ili^bl rrlrd /o r other body typo, uj tK« uiuJ " 7 2 . " Park at Commercial o *« V 4 * The Great Independent i ( ’amly $:Ui.r) u gal. Mcl.ander ment on all hulls mutldi af i You owe it to yourself to know ibis superb Chrysler perform ance. A d e m o n ­ stration entails no other obligation. Parkside STUDEBJ1KER Culy’s I’mv tier - r“ In traffic, it whisks to the fore in a way that out-Chiyslers even Chrysler. M oun­ tain grades literally melt before it. 77 horsepower from an en­ gine of surprisingly small she for such capabilities, through Chrysler’s special genius in design and pre* cision manufacturing. 72 miles and more an hour — now made still 'm ore smoothly, nio-c easily be­ cause of ihci'iumtcniciglucil , 7-bearing crankshaft. 3 /». *>i. to l i p . m. Hath Sails Cult’s I’tifiime P A T T O N ’S DEETCH The Uicyclc Store Demonstration W ill Prove it to You i T h e Com m ander, v.orld’ s ch am pion car DOLLAR DAYS 6 5% * Z ltL o f the Erskine Six, the new Dictator and See Our Table Of Dollar Specials I’rg* vcrntl; louaai amon <e it i w OKTROI In addition to this luxurious new 8-cylin­ fo r Ther it to itlc. in i tirlt ina, GEO. ** reception — Saturday and M arch Paint Specials “ I wing Inaugural 91 Hals. All si/es. Spec­ L a n ey’s Drug Store Pror­ ate ) at mi *lr *f ' v ^i P e r fo r m a n c e like > rmah ” V 100 horsepower—^1985 Men's fell and Velour Itiillt I’mvtier Keys IIHessen—, al Q. Who furnished tin* money for the operation? A. The Seminole County Hank furnished part of it ami 1 think F. F. I>iiltoil furnished part. 4. What ilnl Dutton have to do with it? A. As I say I took this proper­ ty over und wjis holding it for the bank. The hank tlnaiglit.it could operate trmTe year and make -uf ficiont, to retire the loan I*- the hank, and the hank focni»lieii the momjy to .Morehaven furors to op­ erate to see if they coohl, ami they didn’t. Q. Did Mr, Dutton c o m e ill gr;t<is or have un inlpiesl in the n - B icycles......... P resident Collars, D O LLAR D A Y BARGAINS know. - The New 3-Cylinder Special Sale I’ ll fop 1 REPAIRING — is no ----^ On the eve of a most sensational victory^ Dollar Days " For Dollar Day Specials |n Sport. ing giHMls, toys nnd Fishing Tuckle it will pay you to pay our store rt-f— - v W ls a -R w i-v . M arket t in il: •.: > y 3 ^ SPECIALS FOR $DA G. 1. Fischer « * •.*«* , • « wBrB ji iK » » ™ TJW>t.‘? no f ■ ■ ! . — — ♦■ * « ■ * ■ 5• Here are a few Specials for linen ... lint pc| n rcnsdnnhlc time. Therefore held tm» proflerty in trust .for the Hank 'amT'Mr.. CAlhcrt until hu mode the payment. Q. And it was purely a hank operation ? A. Absolutely, not mine. ■Q. Not .y o u r s ? -» A_ ,No, 1 had nothing to do with !i y i *P i —■ •* <*** - - v » i 4 . Then why did you permit the hank t o - take the whole S1U,500 out of your account? A. L said 1 didn’t know it wns jebatged to ?ipy a c c o u n t s , Q. Didn't you testify that you knew it when you got ynur.stntimehC.| • i:it ! V '. A. AVhcn I got the statement the hank wns closed. I discovered ! (fTtfritl hued oti page 7) The Entire Men’s Department. W hile ♦*» a< »« Ut.< L I AM FOR— v .jComplete enforcenieiit of the Liquor Laws. EigbL m o n l Ii s’ mini mum s c h o o l term. ‘Local men to drain the Ever­ glades, under the present Board. * Early completion of main line roads. Removal of all of­ ficials proveriito.be corrupt. ■ | i ■_ A . fair »deal, but ho more, for capital. Gradual repay­ ment toJthe|coun­ ties of money spent hy ithem I on Main State Roads. A square deal, but no more, for. South Florida. » * * J ..have'reformed myself. \ F',’ * 1 have helped refoini mV’ city.* 1 should like to help reform piy state. * *i , A „ ^ I AM AGAINST,Rnce-lrad< K8l^J bling in any form Any other ,fl*‘ grant and notoriog law violations. Wholesale,crime* I 'Tammany ods in.Florida.r tics. Promiscuous (*5". paign • promise** Politics^., in State RoadiVem ment. ' T h e present Drainage Knffi'^’ Any political? terference^vithW* University’ !l., College*» W om an 's _ new code of Any new Pu^ bankirq'Jaws. f - .— i.. -tnV&brtdheW ,- CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS O R L A N D O ,i F L A . Write for Platform. -----James M-,Carson,‘ Orlando, *Fla.fa • " ’ —_____ * A modification of the game >and| fish1 laws so that* our home people can gain the benefit_of our wild life. .7 My friends. 7* some time t° ^ , Any ''riT'iidiatW of pohlic'debtsJ'V( Sidney J/Cat^i' | My . . ' enemies* 1 �•f im ■ PAGE SEVEJi. ua'iy U« t « u AU . R A T E S __ 10— Livestock (.'Cmr-UrrA****** * SSrpLhke- Mary,— B ,d7~w»l ** r***1’ ^ Ifi-A Poultry and Etffis .1A l White Wyandotte Chicks, bred to lay. Send for booklet. Fair villa Poultry Farm, Orlando, Flo, jUd and collector «enl # line ........... ....8c a line ______.7c a line li'riiea on reqneat. Irtduced rotes are for lire insertions. of overage length Btfd a line. charge of 30c for !B a n k e r ’s S to r y b“ - T ? • have any personal |On W itn e s s Box account of the thing at all? ’Given V e r b a t i m A. I had some record, but did'nt Boston terrier puppies for sal Pedigreed aleck. George•H:■W ii. s Everybody's Offers • % •*/ O nce you Visualize the endless DABY chicks. Tailored strain White leghorns, S1 1.75 per 100; Rhode Island Reds, $10. per 100. Circular on recquest. Guy L. Blackburn, Ellcntun K. C, Stream of people who are advertis­ 10-11 Plants and Flowers ing their offerings in this section, you * *T.rtisinK is restricted classification. Ierror is made The SanL|d nill be responsible one incorrect insertion, trti»er for subsequent nlTThc office should bn immeiiiatcly In case of a d v e k t ise r p IHerald representative Ul> familiar with rates lind ciasslficalion will l 3 complete information, voti wish, they will assist Iwording your want ad Jt more effective. Azalea sale pink (Imiica) (5 in. to r> in. 33 1-:1c- each. Order $1. or over prepaid. Belvedere Nursery, Enrlcton, Fin. J. S. C. Collins, pro­ prietor*-.------1-------------------— —— 14— Rooms Without Hoard 1 Bedroom.* -Ill Perk Avo. 15— Apartment For Kent ing it and seeking the opportunities which will benefit you. Scan this section daily for the things this com­ Nicely furnished g a ra g e a|»art- I meat, with garage* $23.00. Kii- ! quire 104 W, loth.. can appreciate the importance of read­ \ munity is offering. l room npnrtment fo r rent, t.ang­ le y apartments, till Farit Aye. Call 251. ur.ccmenls Bungalow apartment. Completely furnished. Desirable location. nf Jack and Jill. Souththuol Aeditorium, Fridav Phone OS*. Afjulls 50c children 25e. Furnished apartments, hot and |;n children. cold water and garages free. In­ lit. Metier, formerly of quire Mrs. It. .1. Holly, 518 I’arl: Lille, Fla., announces the Avenue corner Sixth Street. his dental office nt CLEMENTS APTS, lilt; Park Avo. leifch Bldg, with Ur. MnsFurnished apt., water and gar­ age. Reasonable. Apply Apt. I. yflNG Imng'u Pule Fork Nicely furnished apartments with I'lH 1 ulr.icttn Ave. ..II modern conveniences. Phone 7d. Call at .'tin Palmetto Ave. And P o u n d Ifi— H o u s e s F o r Rent P olitica l Political Announcement A m iotin cem en ls p o i i t i i i : i.i:uiNi.\Tt nr: p o l l m m i SI x i r o n I l,.*r.*l.> announce mv ramilitary i un.i».*uc. is a ■all.U.lwli Itir (hi. l.i'ulnlblitre sul.Jeet >•• I l i e , t, su.-ct-.il |ii>c.lt ,.s Senator Iron will of tin* voters ill ’ « mini'le) ....................................... ii.v J'lli si'lui!orlnl til mi iel rum. Couiily In the Iil'lnmry III In l.elil |„,s, ,1 „ f Si inllloU* I'.n vniil Com,, nil J iltic ’ . I’JlMt. ties sillijrvl U> the licmacratlC M M l.*'ltl* iirliiiarv t.« be belli Jtio.- 5l!l. I'll!*. If elect * ,1 1 11 ■ion i sc to Coll 11liar In will li f.t| Ihe best ihlciesi of (lie i tut t o i m i .ii i»t;r. alol i Invite y.,u to l»y I 11 i •*I»> .itmininc*' nt % * ,i fiih'li»c> -llstrlil li'ii'ata111r i ill** iiffliT nf \' miiiiI 4 .! 11*Iin**, •*f i I'l'.inl on ’ iich loinoil m l (dal ; o a-* •*! roarta. 1*1 |ihi*i vull"H of ScintiHih* nl.i ■ulijri.f l«i i It*' ;»c1i»*!i *if Hi*1 1'«*miHTiitlc "in nafoi.il resoil. i' ci*. iI'.liielloli of liij.i' 1 ami eilec.it Inn I nsk I',n f ' on Jmir Mh. Mv ram - stale ilie siiiuioi *. ol all lo at llcniocratt l>,i Imit f*tr llilh «*ffn • im it» it** J J 1*A It It i SI l #*l my fiicmls t lir«*tiuh**»n ilitn •-Minify unit w * H<»llclt ih»* sHinn *c! 1 *>\ST *m#: ;111<I viiti’N •*f Hu* |»t ill tin*, II‘ MIIMi III) CUUlhtlat V I II ci tin Ifm |It-tti'Mt't it t I‘l l ill.114 i-11•«' - | |i«t fill 1 fmirllt til**”* I *liafl If III! |»t ■|»I• f-•*♦* Til !*» 1*1 I . 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It t ** III* 11*1Li ti|| J l.lli* i. \ t \t i ; 111. \ I* ” *2'* ii ii s r n \ s t k h '.l i : (Continued from page d) titis charge yesterday; .morning for tin*. ti.s( time in my life. 0 You didn't know anything about it until yesterday? A. Nut a thing, if When* lias that statement been all this time? A. With my statements, 1 haven't lucked at m y statements f o * a period nf three or four years. Q. W lien was the charge made,, according to your record? A. You have gut it there when it wav made (indicating ot’.O o f the HtntcVvxhititt'rL—'— . lJ- Ib is (indicating a certain pupcrl i. in evidence, 1 will ask you tn refresh your memory and stale tn the jury when that was chare tl against ytnir account ? look at the balancei from month to month. y. What was ynur salary at the Seminole County Bank? A. About five or six thuiiwid a yin:*. lj. About fiver thousand a year? A. Ye*. y. Was that credited to von: at count when it tunic due? A. Supposed t„ be. y. Don't you know ? A. I was told that il wa didn't examine to see wheth > was or not. ____________ (i Didn't you check up to klicv whether you had money to puv your checks or whether you wet** overdraw n ? A When l bad at) overdraft Mr. " Mr. Deane would miv A. I notice a cha*ge here, Iny iii'cciim was ovonlniw n usu rlv . gent lenten, of charged sometime tltev would and -oti.e. would not. nguii" t the are iunt n f Forrest I Lake mi ' el unary 24 th, lt*2li. ol did you take (J. Un February 2fth ll*2*», and you now ,i*l| t ' i s iury that volt didn't find that mit until yester­ day'? A. 1 didn't find that slip until yesterday y Vrnl didn't you know that charge w a . made agiiinsl yon? A. N e t did not. (j. 'Ii Lake, what would yottt hunk balances in the Bank " f S e m ­ inole i 'nimt\ fiir the last two o* three year iij'p*cxinpitelv sh ow " A. I don't kii* ». \t times 1 had Iurge balances, and at time, 1 didn't I want tn i *iUrnte this and want vmi t" n iiiembcr it. that I never "p.'iied a %l il • n, nl " f min * nr l"> le d at mv ai mint fo r a p er­ iod * ' :* t> hi five >•ai unit'll tj. ' a didn't w Ii lunti n wen* ■>; uilm A 1 m i l of t Clllltv 1} V■ I I"- .*-• an .1 I VC'II 1111111 ' .1 k IUg at ' i hei 1 A I - iliiic It e. y '"<1 >"il dnili t even bin w how nun )i mntle V >oil were spept* ing fci i**oi ' eai * " A. I r funr yea** 1 did" t I ,k at til ,e i "lint nf *imii' I had a idea * wbut I n . c pending, did n't ii..w t vva i*v erdi aw u “ (J \ii,J v.mi m i cunt " a p n rid r i at I lie Seliiiniile •'...... Bunk i a pi* t led c f Icur vei* that sl>d3P0 didn't make am b A I put m money, y. What other iinomo iiij *'ou have other than your salary ? A. I made money in ten! t> tale, 1 "wned considerable prope ty i t al rstate, etc., diiiti't live it* mv salary alone. By THE CttCRT tj. Mr. I ake, I would Ido t-> ask von a question if yon don't mlml ? A Ail right Su y Didn't your bunk *< ml month)* statements cut atnl 'he checks? A Yes Sit y And ymi mean i " say Did you didn't look at you ■ u ‘ oiled . hecks? A No, sir. Were you not in gictd dot gcr of puy ing bills Ivytto, or .not tiling Its ' that A If 11'*\ dojis i ..W Dim I have lj II t. pi 11v haul to get m to nay them ciut I am very cu'e fill n *l 1 t pay I cm t w ice A Mv wtfo pay . th, bill . By m i : s m i t h tj Monthly Du- bank mad • c l .tint Ihcv .t'ltf -la* m i 'tal* mi nt uist like any IwmIx l- fens! ant minced thAf it 'haittmiUy^ ert ft * right to tile*.opening ment of the r.iorning. , Mr. Smith and Mr. Palmer YoK lowed H. S. White o f the ilefcns« ~ and Ion L. Farris o f the p r o f i t * . * __ _ _________ ______________ tion, hotn o f Vfhom nddresicU the . the debt ? . t ii._ ___ . jury—at—W w -u igh t’a. wssmnr MP.**'^* "JiisLSud-retUeilquui-*iP Ihctlabtrr-iVhitc -opened the defense’s sum- '* y. TTjcn you sobt 'all o f the nmtlo.i of the case, speaking for tifoperty. tuui.*d 1n some more mote than an hour arid half, with cash and discharged the trustee-1Mr. Ftifris fullowing with an tid- *i,*' d : e s i n? about the same length. •shij« didn't you? BotA sessions nttrnc.cd large A. No. There was not suffic­ specticori. Standing ient money received from tin* sale itowds of to retire the note or it would not room was scarcely avni’ able In the small court loom his: night, many have, been charged to me. (J. " i was the mortgage pay­ persons standing ou.sidc in th-* * ' crowded hall. While the attendance able to ? ■< A. Payable to me o the hank, this n it nit.g was not as large, t h k I don't know, it was a simultan­ spectators followed the lawyers’ u.guments with as much ititere* . eous transaction. lj. How do you know whether A considerable part of each nuddul ience was composed of women. you owe the note or not? 1 Ilf' banker’s trial entered it* A. What note, fourth day this morning. A day and y . T|p* $ 115,500. note? , a half was required to summon ty A. I said it was no obligation *■•1 venire and to select the jury. An* i f mine, all the tithe. I Had noth­ •other day and a half, was used t>,ai ing to do with it. • lit kprawmt—i be—ovitience.—('oiTiiik'tintv ~ y N M ir~|Jtke. lliere is JS II || ereilT of testinony was announced In.g.* here on February 22, P.t2t> of $12,yestenlay afternoon after the de- .. U22.IM1 civdited to your account, fctise had placed on the stand as isn't that a credit from the sale it v only witness, the defendant of a part of that lund ? binker who testifieil in his own A l don't know anything about h half- 'I be exnmitintiim and cross-; ; o .iimii ntitm tvquired about an (j. And you don't don t know where |,Mt, * I that cpnie i vun ■ _ In roin'lutling for the 'defenac A- • put m deposit" II km : 1 1n-, morning. At orney Palmer atktmw eve y trinsaetiim !• mane, tuekcl tile state'q. case for,minter-'evt iy laml -ale. If ytm look • p the , , , . f (w '. whidi lu* pointed out tn deposit slip" you will find out. S}„. jury lie criticised .the ptusotj. Isti i tt a fact tha* w h *u Dint e.it nut for seeking to mnvict *tht* -----------transaction was closed that tin* defendant for two alleged crime. .Moreluiven Farms netted and for attempting to establish* ' » — and it xvas credited to your account that the hanker embezzled funds ami ai that tune this-total amount through another person, was charged to your acemtit? Mr. Palmer took issue with the A. I don't know whether it 'w a s ! state1ns to the account known as or. not. I don't know anything the City o f Sanford bond nccnuri:,' about n. declaring that the indictment read ij. After examining this paper, that lids account was a checking can’t you give any further tu'sw.'r fund o f the municipality w hercaj in* don't you care to? (Handing lie declared that a witness fo r the slato had testified that this ac*-i vvil ties - an exhibit I, \ I can't give any fin ther .ins- I'oun: belonged to the hunk itself wer, I just set* a civilit h'*re of nntl was not subject to check by (*■ $I2,P'I2.(MI, if you look *ive • tl.ii: tho city. lie attacked the testimnnv o f R. t hi wiB mv more \ tedils Dtere of " Deane, deelartug that if hia tlep' its. ; Tiitcmonls were to be tnken m*, mu*, then ho was as guilty o f the Five room homy* for rent. Clos<* alleged offense us the accused in. Reasonable, Apply HOI hanker, heemtse the attorney rent, Magi (ilia Ave. A I have mentioned N \ I'ol- tended that the transfers in ques­ puppy. •> I" ''**v eii r<> on house at In lit French litit it' the mini who hong!, tie* tion were made hy Mr. Deane him­ McCracken, self. Ho culled atlention uf the Jury Ave.. newly finished inside. p. it|teit v tlown there. in controverting what he termed a Relit $25. pi i month, iuquiic of lj III* Wll' .1 it l/etl ■f Sant i *1 mi leading statement o f the state,Inn. 1). Jin kins, -rimrt house. "tis In* Do'ii ' cmohUef l. M I '• that the m t used man is being tried \ Ye*, and m*t\. loi a paititular offense mid qet room Inu.'e furnish. <1. Phone t,,u,Islet ’2b OF h.< v i ii. • f*>r "busting tin* l>auk." ,i l 'lust be i'l •in i \V. •ap ij I- he lot lie ITU 1. i'.'.l the State for .'illeg11 .... " 51 h St. \ ' >•'. 'll IS— Wauled T o Rent »*«*m f w i ui i r.rnitt o.i mo.Idling o f the issue* at stake titii t. t I., i lj Ik, ho e I v * i-ii ■ * fium iiifi'Cr* f > ii*t J urn r t T \ v v « ' | : naiih I ron I 111 ill. endeavor to plojinllco M . ! it i**K i«<• ,1t 1*1<••|,i I* tt'V I'lllMiltliU'.V J •* *1•*! »* f * »* . led |.*.i t*» l lit* mui m Dus low’ll V.anlcd at "lice luinishe.l house Ji *11 fVniln* i *f|n.l. , •if j 1f •t •' ’| i\ i iillct |i*i t il lo t imi tied it " 111•' I I h i f f T i n laike tn tin* eyes of the jury. He " I m i , was ohj .le d t*. • * * • * “..* • ■ * > i.i»> « t i*. i ii* ui'ihn l i» i * . -Ml.J. cl | * i I . b> pern uncut insolent. Do nnl M'111Ill><I a d i,i,di,mi 11 inks, 1,111 "ii Tbe de 2. * 1 hi* .stressed tin* important e of intent it» i in tti - t »Miiim*rnt•f m HI *1.1* J IIIlf I f il<i Mill of Ilt i In( i'l • KH on.I a being II r. I *"1111 " Fhone .'!. •inject to g o in g out on edge id tn Iinn i v |ll'liiii«t ' ' • I**' I** »•! in .1i*tl** I*. ,1.-frail,I amt declared Die stale li 1 die .' iicii material \Nill. Ii ij.jeetl"-l 'own il ile-dt’iihle Ini’iitiuii, Apply ;«> v r *i;v. j X II111 Mil t|."t I ’AIM »*' «|I |*T* 1II*f wit had lu ll.,I to e sluh'.isli this fact Dm' t I. v nl INM 1» IIN KISH o v e . luted and tin excepti . i * ClM'.'AN CO. Auto G. M. carr Herald. |on the (iHti o f tho ilefetulatil. He i n *r>ft: \ O I ITIt s Oi hi ; h i m i i . i : anil ■di.*ci metal works. ll " defeildant. V -. ■ challenged tho prosecution with ».I . i» i i m u T \ \ %HH|.H«im 1 III X'I'I . I wa RW'IIV R go...I Avc riUi1 Plume 7UJ-W. 20— F o r m s F7»r hme \ V. ' , desk Slllgenl. I t! Ml lo iioootine. Dial I | l|n*I chi III Hnllfirp Im ( 'll* prill pi 4* •"a'king tin* jury I" draw eouclusI 1 I11 . . Wl* Ilf nl I ln I a 1 z' M.i\ * 1 1 * t it**i I im II d h to tl •tn|l«l ,i I* nf Ht'iiiiimi• • hi.i> th.-it I ,im a h ' * **’ • 1j \t that Inn.* wetv yon •ions I ha t « . 'to mote fantaMic •III 1ti i»i|ill.11• i ■« i ix .......... In acre farm, W ist Side, inclini Mil W;1r11 ‘limit V t "|MM111 IKh, *“# I ITS M tllM O N S nilhjrit’l 1 i J ] _ |h.P vv Ihil ••1 I hi- I i'Ui ill" . ."iu! ..| 1 1..- t 'it \ ..f Sanford ' \,t * ll.l.. I I*. lit in f Intli i i* i i 1 t ' i \ nl f* * * l!l 11,.m I In -o nt a 11,adman." illir all i"n|s anti eigoipoieot 1.1I im iii rd \"toiiniliile Co. tlilimg that Dim* I*"h !l i f «- t mI i’I ** im Hi* I In* In ... i ,•t•• ! ‘r hi' .41 v In !»•* It«•3if yjii. di.'i, ohjeeleil on Do* g*"in d ,,, |o time Im* Splint; I h* III thill in opening Ins ad, it ess. Mr. fielia \m Phone 117. |*,,. nii.*rx *•* iip Id hi t>n ,In n•’ 'll .Inn* t.| 1 • •1 I 11a v *• 11V• 1 I w bento e m 0I1 **ut w t laid a-i.l- t|nit it ,' iminatei nil and itudov •I I II • I I*1 I ’ n II n t h 4H I I>. lyi'h iii Mi ifi t inp. if desired. Plume fill! J. I. 1 "• Now ’ Sti , I, iii. I.iicii ll,e defense objectt"i thm* 1 oe put on m> de k I " *o||\ Ml IS* ’ II ant, anil not in cross ..( a i . ' t ii",J I h .i v i * *n*rv»nl 11 -* • fi’M 1" %**ar| n r« Servirp II. Grinds. »ni nil riml tiff fun| ) i ll " \ ., 1, >*■tin* of Die time .I'll 1l"'V hi'niigiit out on lin eii examin'd cm. I . it t" I I I " 1: the ’ lug It and might V ' . i*HIlf 1 1 iumi' i o ran : \ u i r m <»i ftr.MiMii.r f.*i 1 : Yf ,t 1w ' i i ’i.t said Dm1 till' would jiiways got Diem w >, ,t l.tij tie anil I Whiih ohieetton m e ovei rnl. d l y ' nf all kinds * ill \T\ . 23— Wfluted |(pa | Fittale ' ■Vn-V’ en. ,!"y r I 1.' • 11,1 ..... *...... •IU* Ml 1III 1 be iu, p.»,t ,01,. t" p n isectite a f ti l ti n ' * g o . . 1 1 1 t vti*eii f i* 1111• • tiji■ * " thru \ ii.tii .t ••11**N#* ( d let f vi*r * | 1. — ■ ---- —— Will'll I *IIIOI* bat k I Mill 111 11*1ItV lo \\ Die i uni I Exception noted f" > :::to2 . I.-* . 1 ey a rd l.'-s ,1 |i,ilti.,n o f p i f • i i n I l ( |>i f * I Ml D I 111 t I D l i I tilllit IIns |»r•** id t Inn (* • m i l i u m A i i n n u n c e m p n l ».t\|l.i **1, i'ii' 1, my iu'toHi'i Dll* III lie t b II ged I 1 waul buy In acres high, uti- tl** i I ("tiiiftls i ‘ mHi In ' lL‘ f r•»f1» Hhjir. i D Mlip; lli•* pm Iemlaul r 1 in* lb* ileelaie.l that insinuation* o f yj 'm l y u toll this m y tb'ii I hvt i lit N*m m, t H l 1# l it*- 11■-- Dd f Y (ft*1 **••11 Viiur Hiippm f j •"lulidy dry land, close to Sue 1 «»tt .1 1 v m 1 01 f l it A. I was tit,- ilrfeii',. u> to piti'ceution tncIw fM i «• * If** V e ♦ I * If* III I ,»«' :.| *| M . I til II Du* at •■••ml • s •1 'till I.*J, Ht \ ,**li Park Ave. or fill'll Mr. Dow ties, 315, N B road­ h i ** 11111 1 n «» Mill illllll t g' lj Ml Lake. > • > ,l I,ave I. 1 I ;4f |* |‘ i III ,H \ tn Im* hr hi utl J III111 I! It U'IMIKAl lit*1 ■In ,1 $1 u-' n1m • » "' •fit' llml bee , uilf .lll ., I w .EliV.ll .110 im VII *.., "•'I vii’i* <m all way, Orlat do. I'liotie tH'.fU. th \ I' 1 t lint you lulii'l tiiiil De1 f,e,l tlui you wei. Mayoi •>( he <allse 111nil It « xjI I f-i ** "• * I II V \ U I’ VANS objt .1 ' Do *1** *' I .did nl ewKir 1 .M’lllfU’M. I 1 barge t'ltv .if Sul,fold, anil vou have al 1*111 ri I 4 I I I .fl IhI, ATl i n : He a '- e i t< <t TO* de e ' - e ha.l I *» III'*' * *1 I 441« N 111 • <iiiiu:ii » mv* cundlriacv I ,y. |,IS h*III11 Hit in ilel.iil. ,! ,* lltllll IMiH* H, n -tifie.l that you wen pre'ldr. fur \our old machine, on 21 — l.ols For Sale 1* 1 111 ^ H i n i r r \ Not -'ll -t nii* '1 h < , mail 1 imtu nt .1 't a l 'iiieut that -1.1 > I •hwhitljir <<lroU|)| fn|‘ 1 1 * 1 in i * • )■ % ii f»ii«*(im * inx (’iinili'lui'V , . 1. 1: Dulutbinee I *\\ 11• |m Siiigd:. I.el us help nl flu* aeei .mil mul s**i ,,f tl,. Bank of Senium! 1 .Minty 2 Acre lots on Dixie Highway, Dm ii *-1 h-rl Imii In 11k•• nf I h‘** nf HlirF* ‘i f a i*‘ I I III %1 tnn •*' •if ir Ml p not | III | 'I, 1 I . W.1 * being tried lor hm*‘ ,* bunk -o uiio h. I didn 1 g * youi sewing troubles, 1!»»♦ |M1Ut.it 4 m hr hri h| In Jun* ff a* H* inlitiilf “ lllijiM't In «l ill Mil I m t t o I'lli; Xtill.M* o* A. Y-e*. near I ukc Mm.roe. Fine T ru ck ­ hi upHdII nf I h# Ant«' il* 111 t b iiin a , " v e . d in t ,, and deeluTcd I. IV MAHAN 1 o l \T\ . Ihine .ill material Itie pel n\*'! tin* item' chili ged In me. (j I luring The la I l lin e ing land, outside city limits. I.. Iicim n .till priiiinry in J ut l h^i-.ti-a 1 -Idui^d1 —Jciilm a d j — h**h| n«4t t o I* ', to ,01**11lo •’ •• Do you know when* tint l pfir Si wing Machine Co., fm tr years prior t•> the rinsing I w U | iihi#r«n(ijil i* your 1 Oil ♦ nV s t \lii.i: D 1lie pie 1 I l*al b . IU- • l', 1 lo* 1 .i. lltlatt; ............. It" ........ A. Remind. Phone ItMl W lit! I W. I u in* .... . Mm! s|i|>|Hirt( r**i*i 1 I f *1 l I V vuunt , . of t'',Lllll-j—1 j.iua-1— nr.to t r HTlU ? tho bank you liaJfr held both I I us, .1 J ib .'(1 1 1 f In* tiimk j 2nd St. L-L.1 »,*1ii*u* — 1 c it tIANh --------S!,V I Jil.J.if I 1. N*. A lilt,'.* of fires have you not I*1 11h t V», I S**mhi**l 1. fund 1 ■ >' ".uni I, * should ac lu*? io.-l Ti-ry little 'tmtney Jti— ■ M tH c e ila r e o u s I ' o r Suit* i*un i m ; i . i :i . ihi , \ i i i i i : I *INI I 1*1 ( "ID Win* Du i f i lu* j!i»ip*'?iy r 11*1 1 1 Ii 1*1 HI ti 1 ‘i A. Y.'S. I I M'UHCll T l ' 1,1 prilsti'Uli " 4iihj.il t ( i e i. |i|n *•.!< hint; I ••-tivrt* mj j r i h t . '' ’ f. « I ! IIm•|*- S 11'ft I'M tC'iigr. new by use of ■\ < "i I Mi Lake. Dii' i ,if Id l*i 1ni,i l >, I h* ( . h V it It ilDtint’P i, ,Jk * . 1H now ? I mi h f •l I lit. s|» ak.-r I,*, ili'il t i c 'demep’ r Itutr Vaiuiih, l.amucr und B O A T I <tl. S a .i .1.. foot bridge l i t ' liank holds lit |In* j din 1 . ,i n>« i>l.i i X f ■11 III** llltllMi nf 1!l* Y* (11 I 1ll 1< t hri •of n t.",| ami demnt s . i .itoiI t < A Do bank, Uni D at you tvtei I. *|il\| II PMitliil l • ,i " * ii m fill hv i nf If til nil Jill 1 M -1 • |s: ii) *>,■ Sanford Paint A* 1 Oil n i l \ rt i OM Ml* ■ruin I'1 deck i m iser, thirty inch dinft, in Jill > pollltr III will, ll |l ' .1" lilt* moltgilgl'K "II it, the prnpe. l>'| nano........ that win heir . .1 M|j|< '* If 11*i lit til,i I* <1 I 1• 1 I |**|t I *» H U l D d l ' H * • 1 *-o G. C. Stuart, Mgr fully equipped, sleeps Six. *‘ r t c o , h% hi-.**I * 11•*i l ■ in hrhviff nl 1ii*'' -'•|l»> 4*. 1 4 : D|" 1 * V; hit* t**\ * til Illllll** IM III* «»fl« ’ ••piP**\j’ h» illts i«et II '"Ilk * u*l»t wbut was D,l' week? stale had shown that iii S. imuiili i ‘nt»nfy Tin SMITH IM- .it. \ .'••uf.mable. P. O. Rnx 11118. • .vtMlIllririhllM I I ' Mill I * I bank got some Mild ft" t ii-tl. tbt had wilfully nail k iav , igty l! Yes. l XItiN In c l <*f l Ur |Mf.fih- nf I ‘IMt I- ---- ---ijh 11■1 I Im I h* •I*-1•1ft*.1•■1* 1 th" t e m p i ..i to d e ftaud the ScmitioV hi i«s T,i v lU lh l. •" |kt in 11> Inlllf* «n , asli 1,ml iimitguges l"i the balm,,.* 'n il lie ’is now In .t | in ibt 1 f n .u c u h ' 1 o r p i : m 1: 1*0(1 .11 ^ 1 i n 0*1 Farms, Groves, F lin ty nf Wit*ID & CvlAI, at D*t- l inn nf 1ni'n 1 hi *,» - TIil«, in my It I T t JS In* hr Ifi nil full" fill 1, A ,* n1ii 1mil*‘c nr. i'Dml 1*1.1 1 lit t . 1 ,,f (he mol v is ill tli* bank s j I'.lui ty Bank. II ’ i. '".I how (h,* 11 Box ltUti. I ONfl j hurt's Wood yard. IMIt * Cv* ■*I*Iti (**11 *mi I** *if*-*t* *1 hy iiti f i l l M ril . . * I* 1 tl......... hand The bunk lias the rm-ri•DlilAoll1 * 1 l-l I llml Inti 'if I 1 1 1 4 I stale huil phi * t 11 : 1 ■ ei 1 {.-nge , | % t I*’ * I M n I U d I \ m ti | Yes 1 H m II ri 1|| • ' ijiess. Phor.e .IHC. M it i jv *■ »’ **111 r .iudIIiip Ill s 1IIII 11 *4.11 h I nil 1 Ol \ I ' 1*1*1 t1 i l - **ll n * 1**1 II an.-.0 mm . •,11. la I*. Die *> . 11 rill PRINT SHOP guges. ,1 |timtj2 tin- M ill *'n||i| 1h*fl||t till»' til, ' 44 »t4 IIIY 1f 1 K t l \ »> I In 11!!Nt l it’ I V* , 1 1 ipli lt D I i,e prop! ity wus sold, Do* tier Dial i-Xeept D u l! " JH‘ 1 ■* ■"'"* "f. any thi'ig in i lurk Jewel! (ins Range with oven Si'linnl- i ' i .idiIIi*, nn l <*11l» h in»rI .- | . it Ih 1»|h|I I* I I * J IV |rill . *» |4Ii I ' " im * >‘ nil* * *i ml •'ll irpi r*nillt> IL ill Drill IU4 1 h r \ i . I ' i I r Si'imiiD.i regulator $7P. Citeussinn W a l­ I ii'ii In 1 I,v 11,*A ' hone call will get several Week' prior, and ti ll 1 cash put ,1, tin* bank and the bulIf (inlini « *1 M tinImlli Ili;i I htll I f ui 1 In* If * ml nl it l *• fu r 1 * I* 11 ri t h< i l*T* *\ 1 **1 1 this transsi t.on hail *hi.vvn o ao* .* tepi. iellte.1 by a m u lg a g e . PI. He f 17-W. i* Rail* nut dresser $20. Bed, Spring & |m*mlM' I" *I»W.I. .ill III* <•!»*'m y n t Ml ll i* ** l .1 i f i . n f«>n1 I fm> ! ’ # «41 r* ill id , * >4 *|a a A*•-. ni"t n 1 . t - 11 *11 Ml III*’ \ 1 *I •• I ‘ M, I'lustVely ilia! tin ( Hike* had MiOtress $20. Sellars Cabinet 500. ii ml «•%!•«-1 i •-11 * » i h ; i ! I | mimm*hh In l»I« •la.( , f t||t*| • 1 4 •*1> 1 1 * UI4 . A Y ". i.t .iBD*ll* h |11ft I fill'll .4 I •« p| li n n t Y n hi h •n 1III I " 1 .1*1- D Xl|tiH 1f ll 1 »l 1 u 1 1 I t, nl to eimunit u 1 riim*. Etilson phonograph ami 20 tec- 1 g , Why didn't tlini earn * 1 the n VV. riCAIiMAN. Jr 1 . tu • 1 M *l 4 \1 .1r i * 1 t ."I II* ' Hri 1 h'** f . 1 [’ ' " i i »i.u w a T l s on fs $75. 2 living room rockers lie rrralli'd liow liunalvi o.*c J $H'.,500.011 note instead of iutv mg In I !»•• I d 4a ■hi : m u w a i . i . p a i n t $ lo. each. Eddy refrigerator $50, 4* W 1 I\ 1 . 1 . 1 . m iii M o r ' o f the bond coupon account wet , ( „ lake il out o f your account? r o l l cri.r.HK <aP < PI III.If I > HTIII PTIO* IIUNi . MAV AND HF.T1 i d ! nla vv I I.* m i.) i«mm 11 iii-** 1111 .101. Ilolly. A I don't know any thing about tl to ,, credit o f his personal a t - mis-m g and fo r the evident pui 4 f urn n i-i* nilIiIhI** for r**-pl#rtl*»fi m t t m u m * si m i l * t k m »i : m mi Mi|h* P,: i I I: IIIKR tNFORMA* ini 1*1 1-1 I* n f tin* i l r * nil I** |L(i nffln- *»f » *!•» rlnlrnil^m f»f OF PI III.Il | \ v rH l» TII»> inking this $I(1,5(HI. im!c out. I'iilllil He wits found guilty of em- |ja.se o f l overing up the ullcgt \ 1 ,I> I N I II I* • I Ihi* nil! nf Ihri Mtihlu* InsiMi.rl" for Hfmlnol ' l l PIK INK 23S-.I OR ^ A fon oy T o L oan ** i ' i i i i i a i i u*•i i i m't* m y i'n m lh| nc • In 'ifhl lj Didn't you M Luke, when 11 ri I Vtmnt j f t 11 * ■ pi limn x f imil I" Ids own Use. Ihe crime offense. He said the w h o l e . ca»* «*.. iiii»> milijfi l tn Mt«* I*11 I It* *.f f h * »*f Slip*4! till**iut* nl '• « "l.l.KP. SANFORD your I u 111 Mp»*l i * I'rlrmiry Vnyg till tn up I*ilhtn tiinIrm i lull of jh'inin-.h 1 nil* :*. you deeded that property und look Was « lilinlttril "0 Fell. 22. lt'2ti, tvMtlved itself around the quesT M O N E Y TO LOAN llf*M IiUt*il I 'uiitltA , Slllljl-t'l 1*1 Ihi- YYlll 111 th* ^ <p|M*rl. ln- lion of whether the jury « « > to be-y m some cash, tu *tt il over to the HI 1ill illl ir to the testimony ir 1 • M|l|i T \v L a w t o n . ONI D IA M O N D S . W ATCHES, v* 'i rt« in lh«* pilmmiv Jiiilri ■» ^ 1 uf lieve Mr. Deane in testifying thutr t induced in the timl i.ank and turn over to the l.uuk the 4iiit|inl t « i l l h* 14ppri-i mi( **t I'G STO RE — Pre- J E W E L R Y AND PERSONAL run sit uni ft I nil r i . r i l l i o r TIII 1 im h i t It W Deane, assistant eushler he made certain entries a t ’ MAS 11131.LI* MAX W Pl.t. so that mortgage al the same turn r o t HT •gs, Ijoda. We are P R O P E R T Y . 1 not 11 enoiBilutt* (or Hie offtra H E R M A N 'S LOAN I t«•*1 1 Ii\ ,1 tin niii'i* m' ' iDiJllllO siterllf uiol will iippr«*ol»,t« atip note o f of lie b l n net instil ulnm. was the Lake's mstructinns ur Mr. lj*ke« phone. Call lti.'I. O F F IC E 27 W. CH UR CH S T , of l u l l HlMiTAIII.i: tin* who took the stand to deny it. Ill f*.r lit.- nf.......... . I’ lrrV* " f ' " ••If the original promissory |*Ot t 111 Ihi J LJIIt 1*1 1111*1•* 1. .1 liimnin-ri 111 > * * « § * 1*1 m!.* out of the slate's still witness against 1 h 1 1 $Di.500.no was taken . ul| Pniirl riiihjri t In H * nill nf K. li. WALK KII ItliOCKS— Irrigation O R L A N D O . bunker Mr. Drulie testified as to deteimining who tuld an untruth; f nr III* ..fiiii *•( iii tmlull li% hi-*i 1 I,.h i |(*im nt 7hi- Unit D hill* PH t,link’s account? -4— ------I, rilll.J* , I I t I I I - \\ I I I n f I h i V « • ( * •uni v nn Inn*- ♦ H*3'* cuuld m u N tiK iin r *n'l t.'cni rul cement work. how Do* ...... ... were mud........ 'be Mr. Smith said tho jury A. If you will see tin records |i I. Tl III \>11 Lli liet eltv iitlltuu*.t e II, v ennitlilHey nil J nn nr tnotiUily payment 1"n,iete Co. J. F. Ter- Straight 1 : K INLAW bunk rei Olds III the inslnu-tmii o f judge the two men by their mnn* tlii* off let- *tf flit'i'llt of S'l'iiiloyou will w K.-3 e all Ihe tin sales made Mi. I .tike Numerous I OH I III \TV p i h o *i :i I TIM* plan, tm improved City ami sub­ bank re­ m*r iimi denirttnor on the stand l’t' I* dr*I and Kim. I'litiilly Miltjrel lo Die Will of r o n 1 1 .1:1114 o r 1 Lit 1 i r l o i t t r relirr.l certain indcbledm-ss of the v i t o h m :\ voter, ul II"' Jinn* I'lirnnrv. urban business nr residential co r d , played a prominent part m und their individual into res Is i s I w Irih t - 41 iiifttiillirt* I Inn I ail. w f lt«ir« l»> IflUi I 1 1 1 • H I “ Mm'I "f * ,n * J f MeCI-KI.l.AND More haven Farms und-^Colbeit. •h>(TING The Roof k 7- property. ru mt Iflu I*- f **1 i*"riliicUnu In l hi* »<f nininclliif my i'ailillllui'H See li. VV. Herndon, the e vide nee which the prosecu­ tile result, of the ease. * ’• Hiri riru of f ‘ hi It 1•f I Ii r» fi r c u l l fm iri nf f iii * nf I *4*111It > Pill-*'ll! UL \Mnr(j. That note was 1 rally paid Metnl shingles Seminole Hotel. lie went further into detail uu4 tion introduced and which the de­ nf Hr 111 IIf*!*- *‘••lint y, Klnrhln. hiih- Mi > rillhjlfl In till' |" iinn'f*ll •*’ hefor* your account was debited “ ■" ' <1 and galvinir.ed r u n r i . i : ii k t t u n i t i o i ’HT in il»»* *l« 1 lMi*ii «»f the fense sought earnestly to keep asserted tlint Mr. Deane had us P f i f l i a i ) I 4 4 l i t I I P I H " l-, I ' ,l11' I lieri'liv iiiiioiniiei’ mv cHnilliiney ciallo V'.f* t H m| H**111 Itiutn CiMiuly* **uppnrf mi\nn lilt? h) M*' pcMph' with it ? J tates II Cuwan. Oak w e 'are prepured lo conaiiler apparticular interest In the o u je o m i a ht 01 the records. tor tli.i office of clerk, of tile III thr pi innMiiiii' Primary I!!•••* .* tmI Hkhiirt' Iliriii# if i'l" , " l h , n plication for firs* Mortgage i'l*e,ill Court, •ublei f *■» tli* scllon Hull A. What noL*. I411"! 1 St. Phone 111. . Tlic defendant was placed unex­ o f the trial, but thut the defeadunt t <1 I ri lirillj nil J11 III* 1*til. A 1 ■ ulvr In Ihi? flutlrM nf Ihri iilllrit" n»> f Mil- Vole,, t (I It Julie I’ l Tmnrj', 192* w on the IkthI type o f resitj. The Ilfl.BOO. nolo? Vf.1'4 hriril fei'iviro .... pectedly oil the stand lute yester- did. He said fiq; the accused ^vank. ''PI-* s 'gli* of all Kinds i>. it. i - i; a s . V K iWllTni.APS W 1: W II ITU A. W hat do you mean paid? T*s and Mercantile Buildings duy afternoon by the defense. He er to take tin* s t a n d -to ujutit in" fthitij ’unit £; Wall I'apei tj. At the hank hy delivering testified in his own behalf to colt- ntructiug Deane to muke tho trans* nfotd at (! pel., 0 1-2 pi t., und * i nn i o \**t a 111-!: ( Legal Notices) p» ! I u-irih i** riiinnuno Hint 8,|icl.j depending o r. the charucTcr cash and m ortgage on tin* proper­ tiuvett tin- testimony o f the assist­ fern, would lie to confess his guilt? m u s iii.itir r >4 rm lull*!a«** f**r i lit* nffli'i? i*T 1 |*CllApil repairing, piano yf loan, constiuction and locution x o riir to i*nri»iT*n«? lie minimized Mi', lailfe**'state; I her* by nniiounii mv.elf «• a ((tMi* f-.I IlMlIi M nf I |||- |'*M4*ri ant cashier, denying emphatically ty? MMlIdaU- for sliV riff of Kemlnot* PlHlrkt Nn 4. Srilllltinlri CtfUllO. IN I'lil'UT ill*' I'l lb NT V Ji Dili-. of A. Nn— Np. that lu ever instructed Mr. Deane ment that he knew nothing experl* wilh •" years •t htvldings. C. ,S. HOAG & C0M- ■•ountv subjert to il"* action r,f Ftiirlilif ikif hi lurilh i4 « f lh«* P*m s' k m i n . ii.i: ritijNTV. s t v i ' i : u* I' M111111A . . ... Ry THE C O U R T to lim .sfrl the $10,(100 to hi* etyd- whut was going on. in tTie~*lta^X tie Deoioeratlc |.rimer*' !•• r * IMrilrh » •’ imiMit-luv Klrrtlnii P»* •S-ujforif music stop* ^A NT. 7 W. Churh St. (lrlamlo nr pvu tn k i«‘ lit In ||,» early fim I .if Jii'.e t*. J*. r i m k. Nt.'ii 1 r i « 9. in, i i , \ 12 in n r rsT A T i* Fl Slu lj. What he is trying to get at it. The witness sought viainiy to with reference to the ileluila-ef it(| We. Me Lander Artii'itii m i'l.i t a n r >i*"i'•'*4*‘4*fI • Very rriiiti'llvflv mi I) trieI I hr i|rit’|rih*|| Ilf th*4 l'*ni2 S — R a d i o |Phone S;j*j is that the note was paid hy d e ­ 1,nir t: i : mt a n r Mrirullc Prlnhirv tn hi* lirltj mi J«i»,i ■ Tn n i l r | riillli»r*», l**i; »i*• • * ' l l ” ' 1I >*n the a h'*' s i " . nei. operation. ■He asserted Me. l a k e til *-i' rl, «|till PH (ii-nS* II- lul% MiU livery o f the mortguifJ to the alii A. I» •J*?* "p Wanted Mr Deane hud told yesterduy { hud he’d various positions o f tru*| • In U n>* «* t ilriiiiuiiilii i# 4 * • " * "’M 'l fU O N E 57H ?or Repairs on all I Wtil rjiplriiial. W IP riUppnll ifriIll IV j : hunk? rim m i m v riiia n ciiT y H ......... but ■'tider n vigorous and that if he udmiUed (hat ha IlfV'N l, AT 111 I »*i 1: mhl(es o f Radios and I’hoiulj IjiiIv u'iniied V**U. Mll i l i «l*t| n f ? i*U •*< ‘ l i ri l ri l i ) ATTOHNIir o in g .o n it la didn’t kn,*w tm*w whqt whut was waa ggoing,on | A. No, air it was not. It eouhl cl u; ss-exunittn.:ion h* -in* state he : didn’t! who Is am* III (IT I r i* I . • • I If |«?d4 4 * 1 * * 1 ri’ijii i * A t lirreby unnuunee mV runitlclucy gfajihs. If we don’t fix it. there ITHI Jl «TM 11 UP PK.ilT! l * ‘I Mi* a KoOtl education, lr W h V W t s w*TTf>rfT(¥nr' tI<<iAlI' f *T' iv^a been else X ' i r re-ele(*ttiin to D'r * fflce of a! .lualasl ‘ ,J learn •.nod trade that is uu charge. Couch's, 108 S. Park‘ l VamuVX- Viuse'aMvpa *-A* l«»rsV>a, ’ mil*self was criminal conduct on *•!» 'ler i , f T ; It. tiia1 inert* l l l ' i i M have been charged lo me 1 e "Vtaif i f PATH', A1*" ’ " ■ ” fei I lo the "III o ' tin* vo.ers III for J list ler of Die I’oace. fllatrlel f Sell,' see it. Al of this inurning* - session f i ' lie Democratic prtmai v on June k No I. subject I" Die Will of Do* l i t M l A 1: 1 : lit . e a s e d 1 ....I.- D ootiij. I'l.,rid** . . . . . | I o n By MR. S M ITH. t* 1 if# said Mr. Lake ha * m, jrtliN D, l.ftiN V Ilb T was taken up with t.,e argument* Deniueralte voler* J u ly 1th. San ki\ i ' ' !,,tu.Hlon in the Indue of lea II. gharun Cnoa* ford. U k r itoyiue. Paola. I.ab-* H. tthut his bu»mess in the hunk ■ apartment o f The .fflce In Millard HouHe Painlinff Q. Thla prope t y w«* being of State's Attorney m i l rOITf.TV Jl I»c;K Mary’ la.imwoud A!■••*>>-'!■** Temitiota Count*. * 1 ■o< I n o t . ' to get customer* and to b _ I C o u u t v 1* o r t a o i i I liereb/ anoounr* o.y cantll.laey i jj,,, (|l-. M „ j Puiral* City, funalilut** carrietl for this original debt was and Tom Painter fot the de ttklM1;' “ " n the Sanford Interior Decorating— I XV e l v r •' »ini> I'birnl.i v ' ’’ ..r ie-rl*rtlon la tha , offllW* af u,,, .Iisiilel mure m oney it i.n e w .W y o u p tv »n.^ it not? f#lt*e, .the Intter being the last to » d , ’y >0'"'ir ladies un i ..... '..uni) Judae uf Keinliu.e Couuly jr t |ii.iini>i' no liom*'*' MMlllhs f 100, tIn* -d •• 1 t!( H. A. Halverson J> aef II , l e . I Al " i l l IT.. A l> A. The entire debt. peak. Laith spolfe f o r s!,gh^y uil.jt .1, "ye** k* 1 4«n| tf, ,U • have trained 'lorl.lu .ubjr.'l lo the will o f tha |,u .limss-llke adinlnlalratlon (•'"•* t: At ANN INC AIKS Al *; more ttione j ‘.nl i3i In couTi SpeaT Di-tnoeiullc Vote." i f Hetnlnola f rnr, t|,e uenul me.lrl lean men' »* p 1 Vcar. If interested Q. Tfien you sold off the propmore than up hour. Mr. Smith bemo Very Reasonable r s lu l. of C v . eol.lv >.( l b . . 'ouniy. In ihe nriuurrailf Primary r..Tly ennnerteil wllli tl.ia ofI * n t r j r l . lluriiU Miilfyirn, lie renum" nt Herald erty, (tart of it, and |>n»d poet nf | ginning nt 10 o'clock nfter tb# de- It." Phone 432 W. 708 \Y. Flrat Ht. . I.cllon to l,» helil Jons Jlh. l i t * ()t.^ . ‘ r . iis. d JA8 •! HHAB°N. • it. p. HI.I!NI*DV L " .'> H Z U i ,50V! •»u r -X1 II. •J iK k3V I, tolrn last Friday night*. Jrhili* pil'd Shetland p on y: |,1: fn"-li clipped. Reward, fit" I ly You mentioneil a m.i" by the name of N A. ('olbert as being |l,e originator o f Die Mo'eliaxen I*.ii ms ileal v ii»J ; i m d B anker Convicted Of Converting City Funds To Own Use J 7. !I jj 1 t I >1 ? !L i m a_ •i ■/ otjnjt 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, 1928 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, March 15, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 15, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 15, 1928; <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/2206f565bc6eb48ab218ce21b987f617.pdf 0f31ceba9de82670b95c089c053fb232 PDF Text Text \ ..%urr.— * •* • r -% V.* r I p:-' > ^ |r;" 7? ■•y *’ •' -x v* YOUR $ n ew spaper iM !h^ ««*«**# H i a t t World's G reilw t Vegetable (tardeft Lhhd. (jon.Hs t IV* * l wrf*L ^ *■-,»i * *’ ^13VI THE WEATHER ’l. ,»||U« Sliowiri tonight; Sat •■rally fair; colder Saturday. I s — L ' ■M III trnmm !.cased Wire International News Service Hopes Are Revived ForMissingr Flyer IDS TO PAY WASHINGTON. Mar. Hi. (INS) — Faint hope* far tin* rescue of the Illltchcllffo-MacUny trnns-Athinlic flyer* was revived for a time •today with the receipt of advices by tho State Department that an un­ identified plane had been sited by n Canadian Pacific railroad construction gang in an isol­ ated section about 25 miles northeast of Greenville. Maine, rhe report came to the State Department from the Cattailinn Legation. ' S A N F O U I). F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y . M ARCH 10. 11)28 NI1WPER.H M ember A u d it R urcau O f C ircu it .ons COURTSHIP - 0 F Americari-Fla Must Die On Gallows For INDIANPRINCE Murder Of Taxicab Driver WILL CONTINUE TO BLOCK RDM IS EXPLAINED i Plano Is Ready For | Air Tour Of Nation i 5* ^ SENATE PRi WTO OIL CAS! MOVES WES' l l ItTISS FIFI.lt, N'. Y., Mar. lti. (IN S)—The '*Toledo lead er­ ship", n big six-pnsreitgcr Stin­ son-Detroit uuuioplniu*, was scheduied to leave here nt noon today oil tlir New York American’s coast-to-const iti■ totiK The piano will ntakv* siiqs! in forty cities in T reasury O fficia l D eclares wliidi ainrafi and acccs<ory plans Chicago’s Wealthier War-TInu* H lm kade Will He at.* b. tiled, and data will be soAppear Before Cpm-i M aiiitaineii Almut Coast A s m <-d ngar.ling* tin* advancement mittee To Describe I .tint; A s I'rohillition L a sts of the Hit. raft industry timing thr pa t iiiontli-. \ distinguished gatParty Contribution* tiering iin hiding Mayor .lames J. Walker of New York City wax tf ' wita< ts the take-off today. Col* j unci Chart. \. I itnlbergh inspect-' T w enty D e stro y er s Anti L es­ oil tin* Intge golden-winged m.til.t- j ser Craft Now I’atrol T he I plain* lien* last night and pro­ A tla n tic Seaboard To G ulf itoiinc.-.l it "fit as a fiddle." MONTRFAL, Que., Mar. 10 which will render a view of the ex(IN S )—Sobs wracked ttw Dali j cent ion impossible from tltf winfrtrm of twenty-year old Dori- j •low*s of a new four-story bftildiip* K x-M nhnrnjnh O f Intlorc.W ho Palmer. American flapper-bandit, *across the street from the prisett. Idaho Senator Decides Is T o M urry S e a ttle S o cie­ its she sat in >• <•» i today and The th.ee convicts who will win ty G irl, U sed S tra n g e S y s ­ contrntp'.'1 TV) Solicit Rank Arid .oe tr n fact lh.it their freedom by acting as nssi-tem F or C ou rtin g F ian cee m->• ‘ ('•!> • .tins, tie oil the taut hangmen have been select** I File After Pdrty Re­ j and Hangman Fllis and the cot • eal' vs ie ' !»• * • i. ' ‘Ison. i j in r have signed the official do ufuses To Act InCase I *n — > atr-itd, hi' monii. .1 Friends Tell Slor f \ e a aan n ’ . *•*• in . Mm * t ti .tmrtli' iT inents placing themselves nt Hn Of Queer Roimince . in tl t.rti *i„..*t jmi Idi-positl of the sheriff of Vail *.v -------| su ghl *• •• . *ter. Her tilian In-Id on tin* iiioruiag of Mar. "I. .it i fully linhltetl, bobbed, fell feu n j Ni w in tlicso grim prephrati"*iP oten t H indu And M iss Miller li.iii on . . masses overt her si m bate conn lank t • Doris in her •*• II U sed T o G aze For Mom ■At | ind a feeling of tragic forhodiu; E ach O th er W ilh l'ix e ilS n M siio. ilders. i ................ . Testimony Given That ^li.t entue iivi** lift*. Sin* cheered to* t Fight miles away, in llonleai \ Ulore Than $5,000 Has WASHINGTON. Mn.li PARIS, Mur. lit. —(INS) - Prison, her ^partner in crim 1 m.iewh.it Imwever, when sho Some Gave Nothing . 5 n.itiml Hi.it A' dfaogc F. ('rclnt'i. 1 1N H Already Been Sent Tukcjirnc Holkai*, Indicn prince George McDonald, who also m'. \ w a r t inn- liln. k.-nl And Received Credit \ iing a**-an \ of Mount Vernon in i iiiitiil Hie I ' t ul ci l S l a t c s n and former Maharajah of Indore, die one week from today, mm Ry Small Donators AS * y , wln ii* ho fontictly livid who is to marry Miss Nancy lAim tamed an attitude of itoieism. II ' in. pioliiluiiiin i iv- on tin CHICAGO. Mar. 16.— (I Np) 1 Killer, of Sen IHe, Hraslt., m India even remarked to the guard that • -nd moved in o'i Iiimvi- citvfes. had illi- books. tm m ittee! u ic e i O vnf S rtrv r uelected m i c u | tomorrow, wi*ii WASHINGTON, M ar. 16,— 'C om ix S Till* S eim io nil in q u iry , an m-d m Moiiiri al Ibis liioruuig In Aoierii*an “vyoiit lo* long now*." Tltey "*' (b \ s s i s ( i i nt S«-i r c i a r v •*• T o S t n d y l’roliU m iA ndM ake Itriib*-to-be tlirongti |jjg)— S en a to r I’o r a h ’s ni iiiiii' lii. figlit fo • idi*mi iii*.. T|i-.isiicy Scymot i t i. a strange eoitviclcd of murdering » ta*. trjin»fyrre<l lion* fittm Wit ahl,ovvmaii. it R e co m m e n d a tio n s To C ity Icourtship of silence, it was revealdried liyr teats upon ris** 'pl i l i ar gc "I dry acttyitio--. iinnoiinc ingle handed c a m p a ig n to driver. ingtnn, plim gcit altiilR tw is t-' C o m m issio n In A F ew D a y s ( cd today by Kuropean friends of •hi .-.I linl.iv a f t e r a n tnspci I ton And metinwIdle thy authori’-'* • .1 tin* news and parlool. 1 Furl .M atthews Is T aken Into ing p olitical tra ils tod ay on jje su fficien t fu n d s to reit* Iho ex,-ruler of Imho proceeded with their plans for l 1 1 I . aiticsl nn-al she ho ci ( u stoily A fte r ltr e a k in g ln lo tltf hunt for t h a t pnrt o f thu SOIIl ll c ISl . tlie ltll.lt lull "jy Hairy F . S in e lu ir fo r th e The quest 'on of railroad gates w..ok*-, altllotlgli I. *i.'l The ex-Maharaj:iir- love song, double execution. The gallows w Utilise Ami F irin g I'istolA t ti i.in nt her ! mnl •cat i mu : IGO.OIX) in b ond s lie d o n u t- or sonic ot’icr *>feftiinrd being 11is friends said, wa one willioul slopped f.oiu Montreal to Valle* mucli -it that. T w o . Will* • Men I’urstiiinr C on tin en tal T ra d in g .C om p­ ,.'ii.ii.I mm l i l i i . ' - . t hat a n y ’s $ 6 ,0 8 0 ,0 0 0 "slu sh fu n d ” \ t ti.rncy I'lvlimi I.. I...... nh'ic land t..|. * vvonbl gu.ltd it. in help w ip e o u t th e R(*- placed fit Kam**s Crossing for tie* Words and willi mnsi. licit mdy be field lids morning mid it w.ill 1 1111 g - w h ich found its w a v in to tho 1 / b: ut Mni-ti. yr . " ■ v at of.l I nilcdion of triiffic hobhed tip .toil with ll..* appeal to Canadian and Ids fiancee noiM In ai and i reeled and |.*sleil in :t day or tw • o:o‘ i * tli.l liil.TUMUi.n il b •i «!• uliliiaii p a r ly ’s 1 B20 debt th e H epuhlicnu ro. Ma III t••«* vlist.Illy* Ilf local c o ffe r s o f again today when the t'hamher of understand. llatigman Flli, went to Vnlleyfielj ,'iiHii.i tin • for Hicii n o --lull "f tli. ft..to now ol. " -­ a* in full s w in g to d a y . vut Iv ' National Committee In 11)23. ! polite folloMin * tv burglary u> l.ii a-the gut ( 'onncerce, after some discussion, This strange roinaine, which be­ yesterday and selected a location , tleaih penult A.iv l da sal loti *>1 tbc p.itiolMany of Cliicafo’s jvealthicit The Idaho S e n a to r d ecid ed appointed ll committee to go into gan in tile United States, 'lifted for tlie gibbet, lie picked n M* and bio. kad' mean a flood <d ye.lv'lilny tlf.c*' ..it ut t i l .'home of Imsiitv** men enme t>cfore the Scn•- i i»< tied. 1 F. MfCvltnell, t'lO Flat Avenue. a after the contributions from the mat ter thoroughly with a view foicien li.pior, low man admit led lo r.urupe when both happened to nto Public Lnuls Subcommittee to tank ami file after the Itejmte In appealing before the < lly Coin­ be visiting ln*re at He* same time. Step* to Ir.'lsgt lien the •tilth ' The it 'pro 11 said to have forced tell of tliv'ir contributions to help “fj . Iit v wav itil • the limit.' and upon mission witli leciimmeiidations. en.-tciu patrol tiuv«< been laid. The To Ids intimates in a elect circle ■an National Commit lee •>«*• pay off the huge Republican dc■ k l> * hihe* Is . 1 . I> ll.'Olg ills Members of the committee in­ of Orientals and lan.-pcmis, the Key West coast gll.lld base was aiie no ‘move to solicit elicit n tieii rolled up when Warren v nt hiputclude Leon Is'R«iy. chairman, Indian prince w*n« known as a very moved .In S I’ct.vc-bui g ollt t.f firinr •ev.l.tl -ll.il ind. neighHarding was elected President. a11 v inn.l lerrori .i sue s ; k till width a number of destroyer : Mere than ffi.000 already has Howard Oveilia, T. I. Duiiina, <’• diffident man. A unman member l'hn> wide circle of “miltionalro ;iii*I l.ofllooi 1 iu general in.my . vent \ five foot boat s A. Ryrd, Fied T. Williams and .1. of this little group, whose title is #,n eat lo Itorah. The money f.'t nng. L" shed new light on Repul*speed' craft vvi’I operate in 1lo* i Tla* m j i * *Ill'll*il offtcet ill l» deposited ill a bonk a:’ fli-t G. Render. The group was - elected scaifrly known ,u America, but livait finances ami the subcommit­ Imui living two mele than gulf as fat* vtc I i Mobile. Msi. jit i icceAed. For the time lie- by President 8... (t. Shinhnlser whose rank equal- that of (lie bv I.I.'Utc ltd tee a m ail) lov iltcvl $2,000 more of raptured 1 lit f "lit I v l it.* general soul h ca 1 ban* at the uinnltdy luncheon today, former Mnnnrajah, (gave interest­ g, ll.trah will ItantHe the contri­ Fori 1 audi'nl dc. Fla , i- t>* be n- .1 \ . Martm ttn.l Met• 11 \ vie (tf Hie "put and take" bonds that tion- with his present offitv following a discussion that wa- ing details of the courtship t" In­ C am p aign For A d o p tin g P a r ­ I'rencli N ew sp a p ers C riticize i art Willmni in a -unnip Harry F. Sinclair gave the party it.for. e.l will, several additional participated in by M i*, l.cltoy, A. ternational News Service today. rre hat may engage lielpera IniSecretary Of S ta te ’s A d vo­ ■b • Itoy. r-. elviio a -.pi.olioii ••• lia m e n ta r y P ro ced u re IsA f* I tnh Avenue nisi after securing the Teapot N. Thurston, Mv. Bender, I . 1 I.. “They the cx-Muhurajiih end f if tin. (ontiilititions warrant. cacy O f ‘T n m m lifie d M ulti- about t vv.'ii t \ nt lb.- ca-l.l'H gall the an'h.i dies it. Dome ot' lease, Icr m a ih O f C riticism T o N n • ... : lt>__ •I'..,...i ..** Dumas, Mr. Ovcrlin. D. I. Thrash­ Mi.-s Miller—silt for hours at a lateral A n ti-W ar T reaty' “It dm- nut seem t>* me that it Strungv stories of political fin­ yv H ead A llen d in g M e etln t: doubling hack in he and along tin Atl ml • ' •«» i l.mc. and Volie Williams. time facing each other without a matter almut which we can dt» er Mr. ances were unfolded qii the witV I . .ll O l C.t -III. Its m a.l.liti'.n t>. .utters ami -p.-cl Render suggested that saying a word," said the informant. I*A1CIS, Mm Itl. t INSt y aitiott" said Ilorah. “ Not over WASHINGTON. Mar. Ifi. (I N ? I ne«- stand. There was testimony Ilie oft I. - to l.o;ttgates lie placed at the crossing and iliimt nun p ts knew of this that switching he eliminated lit “ I have seen them that way on ter­ —A campaign f**r adoption of t!-• i. tary of State K. Ib‘gg I'ullsl.lel ..III. Iro‘ll'1.- It.I be.-l. an oii'i mg I-, * nget tram m j ■M pe -mi- who gave nothing and V>.i k -p.-i . Ii, in which IIn* ansaitnii mn recently, hut it i» that point. Mr. Thurston declared races at ('mines, Ccncva, Anhalt redd on the Republican get i xprl tell....I in I..mi*Icgi’.'i s pl.iciog their -ear. h ow known end it is tip to the party it doesn't make any difference a- and other places. The Imbun's gaze Rritish system of having Cnhlud i .ill officnd a.lvociilcd V* 1 •rett'k** mt.l there Mere storii* cf ilia’ll it a - ol li.pioi ..a i o.t-i mi." anti-wai Is.at- ut K. v W .t leplllliate tile whole litlsiltess to whose fault accidents may he was intense. Miss Miller’s was officers go befott* Parliament wa I’litlifi.-.l mult lateral •H’* t lit' •* who give ot-Tty end gtb St........ >-t more casual. The manner of pall­ .•pencil in Congress today us tin in aty" In -uppl. m it the at In Ml e I.agg.lv* nd d> o witln.nl delay. * . ‘ f.. ...cS v» it < .1 Hi attributed, the responsibility of " . .mi, lut-fi I hull appeal, therefore, In Re- protecting life Mnd limb Is always ing was nxtranrd'itnry. The • \- atlerinath of criticism of Sucre: till loti trial) alicitil) i\i*tiiig. r. oMnet's h IVlll|’ 'III 11*0iil'l. in v > rived a i htliy c >epl .-it m Finn, *. wh;f • II tl l\l(l P Pll.'i'C * iiMi.uii. . i tin- country to come apparent. Mr. I*Roy was of the Miiliurajuli, while keeping his eyes a iv ..f iho Navy Wilbur for Inva.l ting ml. Now \ oi k nn.l nllnc . t thA* i day. • . • * -r 11 i: » nwaid aid lift tli s oliligution of opinion that "something ought to intently upon those of his fi:.n« • polls. mg the it.ms., .luring dcltnte > Itefeiiing to Ihut part <>f the «**» 44 14 11 sir *■' WIlile •'Ille of the lil'gl'l voll-l laiim." lb.rah predicted In- would he done" and that "gates lire the would bond forward slightly mnl pi-.ali in vvtin Ii >.■. i etui v K. Ilogg gttaid v. let his finger rest lightly upon t t .v-i jP ini . . . . i ll,, !t*.»71.0(10.Ultn naval idll. VVltll.lll.VvM 1* will tie able to go over the lop in Itls only effective safeguard." lie ulso ,*jv H* *1 hntt to do to - t r . f ICcps. Kelley (It) of IVnnsylvan nt.ilc.I Sir \u-tca Chiiiiibi'rlin. the from Florida in May. ' • “tie •i b ive. "I think we can ra'se the expressed a belief that the question Miss Miller's wrist. At the contact III it || I'ot'cigu S. . letiil^ • the .*t. lories gvtiir.ling th. no.it : t;,.•>•,(,! .. • us e he would riA*. jjUlbi'iiplIy nnd 'Iride ♦ 1* 0 it III 600(H) in ii ntrihutions of $10 or of eliminating switching at' “th< ia and Montague (D) of Virgn iu. I niriial ...itiiiicntcil .aUsHcallt a| Mill! • :.i- . <1 W"1' o m * •’1" l.MftV voti-t, l^iMoian Mini tl i' d b.< hr declared. “ However, I 1 r ^ s in tt should be scriousl, ,a*on- away." This Information gave n d ffer- who are backing the plan, reqtt* -t- ti>ib*w>: "The coiiiinon vnw point 1l( _h .I.', nl.-.I I" roiiinlum in e' llllfl t 't- i* e t .i .1 moil.* v p- ■ vr alirndy received promfsps of IAdored, enl version of the couple's first «>i| a hearing l.y the House Ju.lic- , • . • . \ o g | o ' :i\otl p.•vv.1 - *b ill ’ |,., live ai' lie v. .. pal t. I in :i . V . III Up ,i rim .1 . meg. ry r contidnilions, one for $ 2, Mj . Dumas expressed niqireciaiat y i 'oiniiiittiv ..ii lit*' prop.. *1 - 1, i Hint tin \ ml. ml t*. . oii.b. \ er the "'il tunny contt P* -•ait h.'iv-t tion of what he termed eoiistmct- meeting fi*om that whiili lias liei-n Ml.-* I!mi. . I tic Kelley Rill, • abut. I t in ,.t tan - "I ' In* wIn b u ..I l.| l ■ N"‘ on M * paid'shed in Ameiican newspapers. I'll* lib*, k ole o. ill. W• I * i: <v ♦ r . th. re vv I wit1 e f ■ t I'.d ivc « rilicism and expressed a It. ,.,I, |,a- not dei ided whether offic.-i would be requiivd t.. ap­ M i l l IIll'll. 1‘lv. mini* to Swtvn .• According to the American version of |-'|oci.la be. ante ' . * a' v M be A mbit • lornnr in the mat­ b ■ v v aid • make puldic the li-l of donators, ! Iin^nu«s to ro-opernto $27,550 “through (he couple became acquainted while pear ni i *ingress on speeifi* .1 lit? s ' | ... in I. -anl * I.i-I .1- III tai" it Mas lotllld ll .1 . "I. idol.ib* V. I'.. -*a" d. a general safety , allium f ter. Hi* suggested ifn.ilc leaders were reluelnnt to I.t.uv Iv.-1 log z ' ' id.iia li.pioi \v.i I*, mg names of the !atta* llie one-time Maharajah was truv for i|. h- Moiling. At ull tint.* ib.) i doing. friends." the Ilie problem im„ - the plan today. Senator- committee to work out elling in the Dhilcd Steles. The \v..lib) I" “cqilired to liltv.* it. part- In.igliing at " I I e ll.-Viv ef lot t “ I III oiilld Ihe K• v .,v -1 tlimit-, i|i|*v .tr• -1 g oil the Itepuhlicnii t'** ,„| I . i id. ."I > uit,- i ! Kansas end Willis of and said that it was within Hie i ,,- was John F. Jc'punish t.i'lla *' i• n.il ions " t 'nub* vlc do tv ..I I nop . nd si noblewonian said they met at <••■ii- ini.iit.it I* pivsentution to •*"» I oiom i--ion , In plundered > ' thin, l.ntli candidates for the I t - piovinco of the l ily I ion 1 lial **Secrc bint’ ,,n, ,ii..iK wcking information e:*piess.-s tli.* I ,, W |„, ea 'e *300 m 1023, only eva. Iter." is her story: i tei . .ding alt tin 'ublin.it Presidential Nomination, , t«» ‘ heck accidents . . at . every. mil , •iel> -eiditiicn "S«. i • tary of the Navy Wilbur Iin y Kellogg ma \ a i. alt oi ib. . m l i nun to )H- crv.lite.l with $1,100. Stanley' "It was in Geneva about a yeat it.lid. in mav m l- i the'i'oad crossing in the city-—Inal ir ,knl fur more time to study .1 Inil I eflei t cling 'll IV.' Hie ...I gll.lld b. 11 i *• vvas di cm •" 1 I I.V l ivid, wealthy merchant, uml Rob­ by enactinciil of an ordinance com- ago. He was strolling around the ha,I , ,-ighi under rules *.i the I. 'tli/ing for In*ni 1“ B|ut-s11>Hi before commenting. .I'ond il v , r. M Ka-timiii. rich pubiiaher, lion . to lake it scat on tl*. floor > , i hat Si crelai y Iill ill up .i pi.Mil till gaining room of the casino when "I tegli'l t" " , ,i Mat Hit " r m On the Other hand. Kenntoi f lUnu motorists to stop before.. Idles . loolight naval del. it-* 1hut w*'.i!.l b. an • viieh got . i.dlt 1 -r $1 000 gifts in his eyes foil upon the tall, sleinb-i .lining i|.-l.nte, nnd other I illillll't Kellogg, III III . . p. I., ■ aid. .o i i mi/.cn- ill) of Michigan said he 'crossing. . , ... , chestnut haired girl . The effect nt't a . i have done t his," ltd l\vlthe ii.v\ v in i > • l.tj.i when l Ivv didn't give thu •pn-aL noi i.ny feclii. a.lj.iu. t forwal .1 in. new | i | t■ d 1 M i d. g I aid eg v ,. ti«l not favor'the Idea, explaining I -M'- I hnwhei pom e, ■ • of war Itffiv lal -aid that * ■'1 ■ t h e s i t u a t i o n . " K. I'ublt. an- a dime. L.lwnrd Ilincs, was eleitricnl. Turn ng to one of new elements in enormous liUHllU'HH, which hi hi by r . a f. w I* • t f ••"* •h' •> kk;.| "Snu lnil won't get ft cent .*f "lie d.*>*H not have the tight to Mild l'*i'I e git. Milo let Hi mild "I Au i lean * o.i i pi obaldy i I" 1 !<■ imlitonmii „al .lcglvi. got credit elated the ruilroail gets from tin Ills three aides, he said: 'I must | r M i l 'otiin 1 1 t“hl I'"' ’ Si** miilin." * Sanford district, and said, “I don t know her. I am madly in love with • ay anything nor ran he be inter­ phujl eotittittle to believe however, 1 let protected lb..n the sea-hold 1 aght the negro baik'ialo Civ for a $5,00(1 gift in U»23, hut ho sili* > Hnt *imr;,rtaTit •nf anv—nitrinn lm iic world. Iv dice. After couldn't remember a thing, about ______ rogated -Thr result wax that when rsprrtntty ‘ ~ # . ,.,.e why there should he so nun it her.' " , to i mniii»n i Fill ihet'ioori' ti.m Mliintic, I' \ had cedv I' d tin Hick P *1eh, |„. wa> criticized on tin* be eolivv t-litions I had d G.'iii'Va, that ^• if ii* and coast mi-.* -blpping i- toMl of these "gi‘l»" were Landtile Fr. ni Ii point ol V vu coincides I • gro I -aid I have -odd |,a.l ....... pportunity to defend liimi, ,| through th. obliging L'pham. with that **f the I • ‘gm*,,f NrH>>m*' del the ple-elit . Hi.Ill loll - *»11•«t •t w In. Ii )«• poia • ed that no one corporation can | it'll* lied a pc-'"! -i If. .lll-t Its Secretarv Kellogg I. Iicve-. e.l evil Hot dlllltl \ |.t ot. t ! mil. -it" stop accidents and that the best | \ | , i him. P and his w if. . I'h • altitude of vv.a'thj* t hiLogoani Mr •••''•il.iii.-l officers ought to tie I mi.mlaitt tin* by lief thiil I ranee tin- .utter- mnl de-iroyors prim., solution to the problem would lie .. i ad f t i ft ni I • .1 home. .Mrs t .ward I'phalli was explained l oinp.-llcd to lake respotiMl.dlly on anil the Dnited St.de- vv II i. ni h an ilv i liarge.l with tin- duty of ke. n ‘ 'ent of llto Fviwurd C Cmr>. preside) in and th* in education along safety lines. Mr. ; i nun.-II guv.' a mg liquor old, aluavs me ava i \l the floor "f Congress for rccomctt- accord " 1 1 Pullman Compacv Williams altrilnited some of the j ... l*r (led. Mi M> Council ami able III i Uses "f sllipw lerks ai lariidt|ti*ois of their ilcpai t infill **. "My old friend Fred Would call \\ uit.i visitors to Seminole cause for accidents lit Hand's The work of d. it ".g a " I'1) *" • t.a ms. pm nil Th" ccgneielil o r m h"l | li. j.,i.Ught to be present. I»n. to The Oviedo woman's tilth lust ate up and >v dolt l you think ■* Secretary K .Ib.gr hvlcst 'teivly Crossing to Hie inefficient inunnci wheeled tlddeltl |C.mii,(v will lie (hu guests ',f l.oitoc ,,, i ml to h a'. night presented a slnut program of t;i\. inf*, matioii iio“d'.*d.by memII. dc iahold * Miplct".l, il vms its time (or yon *“ mc arross'. i* ,1 1 1, * <l at 11*1' t vv • vvhit** iH *1 l»t au .■uteriainment to he given of llaggiug and Mr. l.cltoy cited | ..ntcitmnnient nt the Milntii* Thrn: „,||| I would end him a check.” an instance in which he said the lid to llitV v I » It’ll rn.'.l this lit I• i '" *"" ill I ’ l lie negro i­ Irest Monday night ut X o'eloel; flagman was so engrossed in sid­ li r, the affair being staged in runsvi.l Carry, and .that's all thnru . H> .liter 2 • ’clock It.,. "W ill*hi* inc ident" was said . d t i n l i n o s , shot I by tin- l.al.e M a y Chamber ol ling a pair of shoos that he failed n ..t ton with an exhlh t of ttgri- l.. 1.0 inn.I. . . dented in C..ngie*<was to it , apt or. .1 mil tl about and vv.1• not These ChicagoAin. of rouTVi* are I*."iiii^ n*.. at the fontuiuiiily* l.tiil.l- to flag when a train was iippiouch- cultural products nt the Chamber ........I l.ist.>i* After mHho' f»r I |ml\ |, ,k. Win n l.k. it mt titen of mean- 'man* the mllliottof <*oniin.-rci* rooms. The clujt's ‘"K. a.. ..riling to an aniioiineement mg. , i..| and ll gold watch " |,..in- I. 1. 1111.e t.C.I. bate on M'dav l.y Frank Fvnns, who in The Chamher heard a short display in the show windows of the Hie naval loll. Wilbur -n.b'enlv ail •» ,.ailed for today’s scss'.o I ..........I . i pc* Th......... Flunk I.. trade Insly has elicited much ft*vI'kairinan of the coininitlce oft Ul*- talk by Commissioner vvPIN' Jam. > Sim|*sott, PitilUp D. T h e b o d y o f M. I C s p m k SHRKYKPORT. I.a.# Mar. If. , In wa- lh i" Jm 1* 1,1 ’ 1 I bin. •M ll- *»ib*«t bv If ns Armour. Robert II McCormick, ■ t ) >atik*. iii..|ils. Miller, who spoke upon it pro­ orttldc comment during the week •t2, who died Frill ■ ........... .. id • 1 (IN S )—A Spring storut win. h l id been la re only 4 sllor* HI , 1 , 1 * -iion ll*! of Vl.batni and it. I II. ItaWM.ii. Arthur (’ulten, Tin- prot{vam will inclti.l. utl- posed refinancing p an f"* remedy­ and last night's entertainment was blew out of To mi-, wept aero UI.Hinlltl." «"**«> o'clock at her ..... . ««' L '1** H a r r i s o n R Riley. Joy Morten and dies*.- by J. Pulliam Steven-t of ing the financial situation of the received enthusiastically l.y Hie Mel ' bi d o' I D* of ( ‘kl nl . oi n. .•onmitoiiv'aliou vvilh .la. k *' roe, was sent )• ' •*Ii*> a ft.in"' " lantisimia and subsided in Mis t!• him |{, T. (’mm\ Jr. P*-rtf:n..t, Muiue, past imperial municipal government and re­ audit in*.*. ■ it I ippi late yest.'i'.luy* left one known to I.ivt Oak ..........torment tin­ .0,1 It* til ces I" ,l" ‘,fl , nl. Heading the program was Mrs. Il*»ttiii it.- «,f the Mystic Snrine. lieving the tux burden now* rest­ r i.v F it s inn* «»*•»’ ...in Hung "C th'* n. gro * ................ . ........... 1 ervices were •load, a wreck'd train mnl pr»|«« i WRIGHT RFFDSF9 ing upon the citizens. Mr. Millet* J. Will ant*., president of the Ovie­ IJut**.- Wallace W. Wright, S. tj. ly damage that will reach $IU". held lute ycMei.Ivy ttfte........ . at i* I IM )) MIRIVFS Sliitikolscr and Judge Jantc.t G- briefly outlined his plan us appear­ do woman's <lull, who expluined 3 o'clock at the l.uieial hoine .d 000 in its wake, a eltcckup rcvc.vl TAMPICO. Mexico. Mac* In . , DAYTON.*Ohio, Mar. 10. (INS) ing in The Herald in its issue of the purpose of tin* exhibit and the Mhari.n, Sec-clary F. .1. Trotter «f M iller* Frivkson with R'*' • ' ‘'d- ed today. (IN>4t/ O rv ille Wright, today announced •hr Sanfoi.l Chamber «»f Commetce last Wednesday mnl asked for the entertainment features. Mrs. Grin I INS)—Dnited Stair- '** A heavy downpour of rain and ligitn of lake Mom.......ffu iittmg. NFW \ ( t | l K . Mar . H‘> ..■ gl, ' his refusal to consider »» reeant o*. , Seen titrv of War F T i e d " Daehearty ro-nperation of every per­ Ruriictl gave two vocal selections •ill liiive supervision over u ser­ Mrs. S|tinks had 1 'e.l at lake hull accompanied the storm. 1 C I'oloinl t'liarl *s A l.mdl and Mrs. Joseph 1a*iithart render­ i.v, it ...nl Mai tieii. James K I'.s h- Monroe far two y> " - She is imr- teen oil derrick- wen* laid low bv ill this city today on one of hi fer of the Smithsonian Institution, ies of emii.-s and other eulertuhi son in the City. ta place the airship he built with The Gommijtsioner declared the ed two piano numbers, both of et chief of the armv air en tn •riil fcuiures are planned. Mr. vived hy her hu-hait iiit.l three the windstorm near Shrevepo-t in\ *»ti* y tup', lie wa* ulicolltmuili In the Mb,, un* f l v i n - |„ P h o h . i . i’ boiuiMl uw hy he I his late bruthe; Wilbur, ,,,:l sislvriv mid Evan» will lie master of eereinon- municipality's flfiuncial affairs which were wuimly received. mnl Texas oil fields. Fd Chnnibeis. ,-all'.- on Ins ut i iv III children and hy three Museum. . ff at K oVIiH'k floral time’) for (Conttm.ed on page ('•) wngoing. I Washington Concluding the program was u Iiw. two hrothers residing at her form t!5, Kclleyvillc, Texas, was killed had conic nr "here ! Itl-iniiuitc talk by Rev. J. Max Wra Cruz nutl Minulillitn. Th v er home nt Live Oak~ * - . ■ when tho roof >*f his Imm "aCook, pastor of the Oviedo Raptist spent the night here. hlowii off and crushed him. A paChurch, who described llu* nunicusengvr train of the Shreveport ious advantages of Ids town uml Texarkana hrmicli of the l exits enumerated its wide possibilities. and Pacific Ruilroail was wrecked He |sdnted to the rirh hack coun­ during the storm and telephuin* try and to the resources *vhirh the and telegraph service w*as para­ * . t. community boasts in citrus and lyzed in Qiany sections of the three NFW YORK. Mar. Id.—(INS) — for the crime. • LHNDO^, Mar. 10.— (IN S )— jazi tnasie 6n boartl. The prisoner* at headquarter* The Royal Oak is the flagslt.p vegetable crop*. He described the states. Accused of robbing tin- apartment reported "revolt" upon the of Rear Admiral R. <*• Collard, town's progress and its substan­ 28., J«>**|‘,‘v able to Vicksburg and Meridian, Miss, !,( Richard I. Kohimmn. member of .... Ce.-trid* i Tinton fb ““van . a*d G so-■ From each dollar you spend tomorrow you'll l«* n,;l* h battleship Royal Oak in commanding t|te first halite s*|uad- tial citizenship. reported trees uprooted and rook’ grocery r, e Lester, 25. a sales nan. leave a few pennies by retuling over the two |Mtges ..fThe Her'"** Mtslilcrionenn simmered down r«m of the Mediterranean I*Icet. blown off ami strawberry ‘"•P* the hacking firm of J- * i**0 'l'nt ; The salesman is "John the Bar­ QDAKF.HtKCORDKD .Morgan of $IU.l»(Ml in gems, tr.ivstore and tncvnt market advertisements npp t*ring in Ulda>' to n dispute over jair. music. During n n*cent dunce on boartl were ruined by ball. ber's son. though the litters name where the wise ItoUi-i’W*-.e doe • aid tonight. These arc the pages il. r *’ cheeks and furnishings, a Is John Relsler. the boy It wax . Tie iiK-idciit was called to the nt- the warship Rear Admiral • ollard WASHINGTON, Mar. 10. (INS) ordered llte hand to plu>* jazx mus­ her buying liefor** sbe slurlfc far tin* stoics, 4 DIF IN BLAST lic it) nnittucurist, a city fireman aid, ^ rvcetyvd perHuww received court pcrmlulon lfation of the House of Commons ic. t’upt. G. G. D. Dcwer. commmtdAn ixtrcmely severe earthquake uail SOS (,tL)u<Lore2 <*^v,^*'Mr.^tiH^’*gfM' I'iggly-Wlggly MarUls Lconomir f oniinuiuler Rclhtirs, who saitl tig the ship, refused. This restilUxI disturbance was recorded today on Ya ,r*v*Y’ ___ ......... u p - s r .«*•>• •* .» • S * ,iS ke un Icrstoud a Loudon newspaper in ^ a __ dispute in which Commander tin* seismograph at Gcor get .■ b yfk is M— kW ^ \y" II. Long I 10.—I IN S)—Four men w. r- I" i n K'unp to print a sensutipiuvl 11. M. UttjftUU a lso bt r~"*“ti pv^ <t~ *<■»—1V | A. It. C. Bakeries McCui^r’s Cusft Gns- ry siantly killed. I.wvral «.■ (* anlly 'il Yi'sl'erduy''"M r . John. Keisler. Becker, elvctracutcd for^ sl .ying .Hi: jLlynkih tharr,Wrl»‘j*4plafn amt two td. iured. nnd and Itoitti hoim in n< arbv ,l„ltit the l U r b c r . " o f the gamhWr. Herman Rasenthal. Open Air Poultry Market lured, A & P Tea Co. I.AROR WAR 1*1. A It K M the wife of * A court of inquiry decided to re­ - k,,rs of the Itc/yal Oak n*fused sa y $ti-800 of th" were damogret " *•*•' tl-- -* M"tilPremier Halad Dressing Arcade Delicatessen tartlcd itullio:tiles Ity ut ntiuncicg 1 Detectives McMtt • •he IL rcules Powd :t* Company. ■ ' w*a * under 'their mlmiriil and lievo all three front duty. J « « lieen ret ovcreed in M CIIK-AGO. MnY 1C.- (IN.S* - , It. & S. Grocery Ihiiley'.i I'-atlt CrvMcry the Barbie one-' rated on th * rd ite highway *t»e rarried us passengers ns far music—an importation from Amer­ The I.a lair War in Oticago flarev. -O'* .................. ' “".J:,, K . 1 to « ..J b b a U .. P.oIh’Hs Gntccry Hnskel Meat Market ica.—has been under fire ^rr'*' • “* Gibraltar. ‘ .ween Ahin >'ilh’*.* «"•' Mtenstrom Grocer) anew today with the exploshn "f liluc Uonnet Mntkct , kran, n |,jKj, „ftva) authority it many quarters, hut this was the coin', exploded Bluntly before* m:i" j other of her •o ttt’ll in Sing bing heavy weigh. eUampioo. I'iggly-Wlggly .Stores up a powerful burli in the v ta fl .•* Calumet ifuking Powder f r*t time it was accused of o'clock this morning. hr rued that th.' trouble arese Cri.L* Cabatcl Boulevard the *ru*»-«* iron-bound discipline nl of the -------------------------- - - T !!" • dispute ns to whe ther vr not setting scvi.ng me today. lelieves Little Gifts Sufficient Southern District Will He Bolstered CHAMBER GROUP TO DISCUSS1RAIL CROSSING GATES Strange Tales Of Finance Related NEGRO BURGLAR ARRESTED AFTER TWO-IIOUR (’BASE ENGLISH SYSTEM FRANCE REVIEWS IS URGED AFTER KELLOGG SPEECH WILBUR EPISODE WITH DISPROVAL Lake Mary To Entertainment For Seminole Tourists " Woman’s Club Of Oviedo P resen ts ProgramLastNight Spring Storm Does Body oi Mrs. Spinks Much Damage lulls is .Sent To Live Oak Sweep Across Land Reported “Revolt” On Battleship 01 Britain Is Due To Dispute Over Jazz Y o u ’l l Find Dollar For D o l l a r V a l u e s Here f Pretty Manicurist, Fireman And Son Of “John The Barber” Held For Theft i z f i z *»•j ** batfle^hip'j band should play* iho Rritish Navy. •" '(TIFT” ttU . - o L f jt I «• eastrt % ^ : '> ^ t �m m ■ M T I I T fcu» V l f n l ' x i R RIGHT I l l ' l l V I IV I'llf 'lf M H U A HINTS • n g t o be lost o r sto le n by t l i e o g - tin* l i i ' i t H i r r h i i b U n m l l l f t l r | t n t ' l i f l « g r e s s i v i -i i c s k o f ( ' a l t s a n d t l m s il- ' In i h i * r r i ’ f n i n t t r n * l n f i f i * i l li> n n i Im h it il tn rflin il*.. % ln n isf I n t n i r i l l n l c A b - V I t ........... .. t h e o t h e r c a n d i d a t e s , es'- 1 % l l i r n * u n i r r l h ‘ 1 f r i i t n tin * l l i l i In % lrrp lin n tbe.v pi d a i l y since th e p re s e n t w o n d e i - i m t . n m l In* t t r n l ii In h i lo t llir llr% f flin r ttlfltn n f tintr, f u l t ti r i •t season has i n o v t u o m < l l i l s l r n n l i l i %nnn* %f n i p l n t n . T lu it et a s ta n d to be so u n d , not o n l\ f r o m ' n n s % « * t r r n l t t r r l . % i i k i * n m l l i r I* still | r r r fro m l i . l i l i ' . s . l i t* i s t r r * cnee a m o r i I tint lils o f r o m a b u s i i u -s - r n l l i n % l n % l Mt i t I l l s r n m l l i l n n n m l , Is t i p p n r r i i l l i t t r l l . 1% n n n n r % p n * i- in standpoint. ■ Mei tiv e , uffn■■I so •I on " I •have l- T o i i d a a n d p n - s in n> n|iin ui u f d i e - I iti- i a Ini illrf. nml * {!%«'%. . H U U p i n in* i:mr*. \ lintt i | • ! I •'!• I % tt I f l i m i l |o«*i a ’ ■ l a i n a u d i t n i (• T ..u ii'in < m addntin- e b - i i i * -I w ill 1" tm n i . 1*11*1* %t r . ’| Y I . m i W i l l In* %nr pr l%« * I %n n t %i 1 1 u r | tt t I n l H i m * I r n n i I m i %i 2 9 x 1.10 Cord T ir e s . O th er s iz e s fo r all c a r s | — P o O a lile -l'h o n o ^ m p h .'T -.-r * :I E le c tr ic Iron s T ttesdav ......................... S im o n iz e . A u to P o lish ......... D u co 7 A uto P o lish ............ Kudin 'I'u lie s I hut in c r e a s e M illin g r»0 I1. ( F. P. RINES 10 .') P a lm e tto A v e n u e S a n fo r d . Florida OpMNhtOi i State And County Tax Bookj Close April First. ✓ • . T h e law p r o v id e s (h a t i f I lie ta x e s upon am renin sh a ll not lie paid b e fo r e th e fir s t o f April 0f anv i th e T u x C o llecto r s h a ll -ad vertise, and sell. N o e x te n s io n o f t im e - h a s been g ra n ted fur the n ten l o f S titte and C o u n ty ta x e s . P ro p er ty o w n e r s in m a k in g inquiry almni ta \w p le a se fu r n ish fa ll legtil d escr ip tio n o| {irwprrtv Jno. D. Jinkins, . Fax Collector Seminole County Florida’s Finest -”) in lo id ...... DOLLAR DAYS Price $35 Ruti Vicl :3 on forclicad: also m elt in cup o f hot water and inhale vapors It. .1. Holly, director of Ii"- l-Tm-1 “W •** ida I’uldie I’lilitie* liifniiiiatimi ' *" '"~11 „' •**p||ll. .V'M. ,r Is . si*| | i*tni , v. II ' . , among • I *« Helmut, It-f1 TlM*«i|av ;• ft••rmion t<M „ , • . ■ ■ (iiiii'i'wilb w t-.-i,- ..icv tii*\ •- in:.ill;1 ed for .--cvcral Iilomilieiil on n- (.-• I *1 (|i"llli lit tin- l ’nivet»-!y of I- bn ida. I' ‘*1' " l-'aIn m nn 3 0 x 3 1-1! C o n i T ir e s ni'% % . Holly And Beboui Leaye To Arrange Dates For Florida Utilities Speakers .bn V-( . i i v d l i lititlim wi ll loinwn cxp.rt, will pi-nmnnlly j huvr> fillbe m tin* Valdez lintel. Sn’iford, I fjvt. vrjjrH Klutidu, mi Thursday only, March -iirclion. I‘ Ji’nd., from '.r .i a . s.> r;:00 I-. M. (jn| rK llt,(| Mr. Mcinhardi' says: wt»*-prrm 7—TIiu. iluinharrlf•*Y/i'ftmm •t*hrrlft‘l * - j J|t |hi. ' will imt only retain the Rupture r„r' n h j |. IM*rI€•« 11>*. but contiiicU tli n|wn- j **i l mg in In ays nn the average case •"J*' usually giving instantaneous re- KICK, I6’»l Iii*r withstanding all strain m n in l- t ’HICAtiO. |(.ss of the size nr location of the I*, s . IT Ruptur'. ware of ii t'Al'TION— llo not expose your. mv not ires si-11 to the danger of wearing old- mc. | |,.1V( style trusses with understraps. therefore, Itie-e trusses usually hire the pad '‘.MEIMIAI on the lump and not on the nip- „n seeing i (nn- opening. This often causes j *1 rang illation which usually neces. I • TOKYO -•talcs aa immediate surgical op- 1 -, . ’ irat|nn nr r/*tdft« in sudden death.! ,V 1i{ • The Meiithanli Vacuum Shigld"! j;,,', I.a. nn undcrstrilpH. It IsMIsn pel- | i^tfev* tor fi-itly sanitary iitni.priutii-ally In- | | H>V *1 -.trucuihle and <hth he worn while RTfpTuros nflctt uinsi- styinach iimlile. Ilack ache, (Mils Tpatinn, Netvmisiiess ami other ailluents Mfliaiilins whiili promptly liissappear a ft dr . KNiitr wiN'r; tin i-uptiire is priiperl.v lotaipcd. Diamoiul !Momilin«: at king. • • nly gi-ntleliiL-ii ure ittvit-. it to Jewelers-llptoiiietrisl il at this time as specJnl a» rangeMatch Kepuiring ' a.<tits will lie aiiounei-il later fur - iiii ti ami children. MlTH'K: Please do unl-"*H»’ i-l.iag for literature nr to he lit- f a i t h ill t h e people i.f 1 1 m i l l It- t t l l l i l i i s s f n i n n r | i . I n i u i '1% I belie v e t h e y w i l l e x - t t i n l r r r l n n i n f l l i r pr«*%**nl I I n n * . iinei r t a i n te r m - then I I I I . .In%. I n r t t l n l l n t t r l l , IT* > r n r < p r i n t i n ’ In I I r l n i i i l n . ^ p i 'r l t i l l f t l n u thus,- w )i n wsiuld t u i n in i i u i i -%111 l: I i n l n lflri* I r r n f nim tl ei to th e g a m b l e r s . n | s l n n i M i - l i . I n i t t r l n m l r r r f p l «||*-- Cell"I believe I etlli will, but whet he i ! f an I will "i lose, I call promise t'uii I ia ie li.n l. gambling will In- an is | - in in do eauipi'igu. i |m uy, t O 'K | Hy Davis J. Walsh i ,|n International X e * N Service j |>a Sports Editor . I r m n KTt r r r o W h r ^ a i v i i ^ '“ Krrscn Thompson, of St. —Jil*t for the suk:- of agree, I.nuis, 111 inie Sand, of San Frauuf being agree able, the writer walked up to Bur. cisco, and young Whitney, of Now Orleans and San Antonio. ishotton today and remarked that "Kelley never showed me u Imt ‘•fihey-, meaning li.wgely nobody ling weakness when he was hitting "I am m'aU*:g the nice heeuuse ! ‘I n w l u m lu m h i m f i n I tut I M irfh o tl* in particular, had declared that all those liotne-ruiu in the Intct- th'nk the tieopic of Fiorida should Bill Kelley, his new first bnscniun nntinnal I.uigne," Shot ton said. have an oppnrtimitV to express nmr lr i nr nt ini rliiilnf l. i l iI* «I nm i nl i l ii * I nr rpmf i T n lt<» r Hr rhin «t‘ uf \ . %. M ., II**. n r r l l r i M l from Minneapolis and Syrncuie, "1 am doggnned glad to get him. i n n n I m m > « • « II m tt |t % l i l tv*. wouldn’t hit Major., lea g u e pitch- He may b:* a hit hackwnrd at first themselves n- the Issues of race­ ultM%hir«% Vin m t ^ lirn n u lit In M ir ht II I* litjf. Mr. Shotton is a somewhat base I-ui lie's a good mark to shunt track gambling ami law enforce­ | i I«>%I«*Imm f u r f m i l m r n f f u r | i r n r l f I« m il U n I ' f i l l r t l I f r l i l n u |»lh*%». ment an I rt form. nminhle soul, too. at. Thompson was the best young \-n n m i i t i l m i l l i i n I m i l * h » m ii H i m * "Since .Itintiary Pith Sidney I. f i r I m i l n l i * r r •• I % f i M i i H i h . "How the.—do they know?" ho sei-oml ba-oman in hnsehnll last ‘I ' h m Inquired very pleasantly. And that year. Sand, at shortstop, has been Putts has lii-i'ii actively campa tru­ ni t «nI%m *%.n l% n ••••i»%lI| i m I I mm n m l , l i r n i l ended It because I didn't and don't. coming mi gradually hut steadily. ing in favor of what lie calp i*llr% Ii ii ml mill lr«ll>‘ (he It seems that bryther Kelley has Whitney at 'thi'.vl base looks like ••(’ouiity Home Rule'.* which simply nnllililntt *1 i riiii !i I inr. urn r.rni'Ulnu failed to hit Major la-ague pitching a final. And don't forget lie hasn't means an end to the rule of law^in Mini •*li*i,|» th‘% 1rut loiit pin ht I flinl i*ii • ii ni* r«n f»r riimnl ttllli. for the reason that he has yet to hit under .'100 during the four FI or tlii fir eb time to come. 1 I i 1 % | i l m fl u * m i n i i l l f f t r i i l f h i I m i l . "The other lending i.tndidnlcs i n n n l l l r r r r n l > * n r % I f ttn*» B y. His presence -with the Phillies yi nrs he has been in luisehull. Yes, for (ivertior have not seen fit to wllili* l i i I I i i i I I l i r <*nn%r n f f i n * has marked Ids ffrst venture be­ the infield is off my mind.' - M l l ' k l H v I v - r f - i t r i i i r i i ' h tu f ,,|v M|n_lake up his-.-bnllt-ntrt—nor tn rnxdo* . %i r nurunlltr lnKl - h•i|M*mfl»M»% yond the pale of the Minor la-agtw rr rm n rln l ■Mr. Shottoii didn't-«**«* l -i f m l u i li't r t i l l lio n I n in th rrllrf. j ie s - IIoJiappen s -to h r one- ?!f~llu- ' what was on it lull lie didn't have an issue of his fool'slmess, and so U A m i t t I * m i t t f l i n l II r m i i r t I m i n reason * Mr. Khotton deems the to. Kvv.ylmdy knows that he would Homebody must make the fighi n r l t l . n% n r r * * n l l n l n m i l I p r t l i n n . Phillies to be. a better ball club give his windpipe for a couple of against (’alts in order to draw the i m -s I m u il»»tt n n n t l r r l ln * ^ U n n m i i i i i l iIn * r e i i n i t . I r r i f n f l n i r U»r l i m n jhiti.year, although a new manager first class pitchers, lie started out lilies and malu- the --in* plain. u ii'i t T n i i i n u n n I n l i i l r r n l i l r l l r l i l i m . probably knows less about a thing with one namely Frank tTrieli. hut " R e s id e s r.ll th is . I c o u l d m u sit I n f I t •• r : i % r n l r r r n l I n n l l f l t r , Ii the latter is just emerging from a itllx b v , a n d a l l o w t h e b a r d - w o n tt n% I n it tttl I l u l l l l i r r r t t n % n %•*!'« i . c l t i s p i l l n i l r * ' i i ( M i i ' l i ' . tt l i l i h tt it* Raltinu-re Hospital eonVeleseeut v i c t i v a g a i n s t n i ’. i - l r i u ’ k g u n i b - | i|l% n i s i il t t l f l i i n l f ( i . s ( r i n x r u f i , n t i ' l V l-V Rupture Shield Expert Here James M. CaYsoli Seeks Big O ffice On Racing Issue * II tl H I E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . T H U R S D A Y . M A RCH 1 5 ,1 9 2 8 Man* Phillies Are Better Ball Team Now Declares Walsh tin- M V lN W es V a p o R u Including ) p le a d ’d llnlt-ls, ste a ls and I’n leiT a in m en t k OvlkUM illion Jaqs Used )tAn. > ' 11 '" 1,1 Come in " ,M- " and in* i li.i" a at i ngin.-i i -i.g -'* Kl-H 1-11*1 l b ' '• 1 I *-l t ••Mlllcl * T u c u d a x - i n tin nbu-it ot tin i lie m i A i l i n m i <liiii i*m.'' i l * l.i-ailo f th e w - r i m i s u t i l i . \ p i .- n l*• 11 n all I In- *(i ii r t s M - . i i ,n -l- .if I ala. u*i a t i *i lnn.it * >oi -i rtiiin o f mix kind Bring Y our $ $ $ I.* fni cxi ix |*.t■t *i| t in- nt dili I* Pimples T o D ave^ loM'ph Young Properties, hu*. and Brush Paint pi - ini nl tent loti l'Tnrida havi l» -n e*vini: a • 11 • "* nf b e’.llle- IIn- -ea **11 at tin l-’lni Ida - h***d .t i e .-ti g I - >> ' that, H lu di-nl - - li '. n h l I ax* a * I'l’nl knowledge •■! •*i.-nn- - . >x*T '"* Special Dollar Day Discounts 111dI v xv noil. I lnridn. MiiKe your dollnrs dodmtble duly britiu fi.em it; Dove’s, Sail lord Avenue and reap a harvest of tremendous bargains for Dollar Day. -______ Here Are A Few Of Our Dollar Day Specials I T I O M . 771 h a u . \\t» n .M t .x M ) ( I .K I T 'T K I I I'l III.I t ' \« < Ml M \ s l S . I \ x (I.MK I \ \ I I I N S I I I M M S S. I*. (• Il A \ , |{i-sideii| Manager a 17 f ir s t National Hank B a l d in g , SnnUird, I lorida S a tu r d a y Specials 15 lbs. Siitfar $1.00 - III lbs. Fancy Rice $1.00 .‘1 lbs. “Roadway” Coffee $1.00 a fans Peaches. 2 V2 t ans $1.00 .Sliced Pineapple,.] 2 \ 2 cans $1.00 Sliced Pineapple, 5 1 1 , .can^ $1,00 % S?,;T" »K.vn lo x tls. ili inch good g u id e >h e e lin g ■ .Tyds. p rin ted Itro.idr lo lli. 7 -*k v a lu e SI.(Ill / M en's W ork or D ress s h ir ts . 2 fo r SI.m i .Men’s good h o se fo u r p a ir s fo*- I .tidies llousix Dres­ ses. Big value C h ild re n ’s D resses s iz e s 3 to i • I.udies I’nre T h ie ad Sillx Hose, pair l.a d ie ’s s iz e s Men's Slimmer t nion Suits, 3 pair for . • .75 nK'hr ...... ■ ln l*rl. XXJ« llir Inr* nf “•'•ryflOdJl V ® n r ir r a » " f Krl.rujiv I0U. sill„drt„l<rTl‘'MorV tiw » l? c r,;..... . . “i b S : c ^ r i,,r * -.« . Jouuarv ja ’* ..* K rr" , r*1 s.itrj in ' ■"SSSi'P ,s drliveiftr '.P"' First Sf _ ic piclrirnrc fit « S lu d e b a lr c r’,' mile*—|i,ar . riiKim <-nn|1 h o u r llir day li,r nrw h' M ugbc»t i l ' ” , r-u , ' " r «■t . ,,nrr "■ 75W .ii/ '* cndiiran* r ircordl * '-k x 'bat »’“h‘'c b a , ' ; : K adv an ced 40 mile, H n ,:r";lrrr “°n tlieire ri,e i»iu e r or |>rir-. Thr U)ion»l,ar,eY ,,,en** ** conrlumr 5,*ip value due lo Onr-PraAr ( 'n is e is , all i Si.Mil :::p ........ fK ”•«£SrSr ssstsns I f ; ” *» 1F o u *- P r l c « rim Nrw"n ndrr- vvonalcj' - - ®6ht f l o s s In $J4S0 149S to 1695 119S to ] J95 795 to <Mj 1 rack ot Ladies’ fine., shoes ( ^ broken sizes, pair FHFSH OYSTFRS -Yv String Deans and Fresh Tomattxe^ • -F R Y F K S • Phone Ichakrr -.-*|-, cfrt’ nut -lie nun r --f S'ttlf " e r i bv i h j lr n intbe ......... is Z ? : ; ; - ' • 12 lbs. “Sweet Rose” S. R. Flbii* • A»ar. « ........ •12b Sanford Ave T h e G reat I n d e p e n d e n t �— 5-------------- ------------------------------— ;------------ — :— — . ---------------------7------------------------------- --------- ‘ * ' ' " •" J if” • ' • 1 -y-'-. — ------ ; . PAGE TWO with “On Wisconsin" Gentleman, Known !SC,fhrt'!cheering subsided, Mi O bertaw ns nregcnlod w h’i honor' As'Dingbat’Oberta, ary memiie ship in the veteriin’s Run For m f. TIIK SANFORI) IIISItAI.D. FRIDAY. MARCH III, 1028 pc t, an honrr which has been l*cxtnwi-d on few, including Vice J President Pawi-if mid Punldent Onnlidge! Ti fla v o r PHONi: 771 CHICAGO, MAr. 16.— (IN S )— H A L L A N I) P E N tL A N D Running on his record—which is CERTIFIED I'URLIC ACCOUNTANTS J )\*ntHrktbij’ well known—to police INCOME TAX CONSUI.TANTS —John .“Dingbat” Obertn, Menton* J S. (i. OKAY, Itesident Manager ant of "flic Joe” Saltis, south side 1 317 First National.Hank building, Sanford, Florida beer baron and racketeer, today .wnarAu.avowwl candidate for Thr-»lb iniblicun miniination m state | . senator. ■Mr. . CJbc ’ta'fl campaign was launched in style-,Inst night nt a testimonial banquet in bis honor tendered by the William-J. Neills m /S h A tfW P ost,of the Veterans of Foreign I m Eat right, if you wish * WarifrOr the 500 banquet* bnnquc-tci-rs. ■ F © ' 200 occupied seats purchased it to live long, prosper and . i.W l*MHr. Olwrtn and his well* enjoy life to the very knnwjT'Eonfiiinnte, Mr. Snttis, limit. You don't have to Prominent nmong the guests and go on a restricted diet or principal speaker was "Big Tim” cat things you do not Murphy, lute of M-nvi-nwu tli, care for. Thereare scores Kalis., Mr. Murphy attended as and scores o f delicious, the rp cial guest of Mr. Saltis. healthful, nourishing Ay Mr. Oberta entered the bull, foeds that can be made followed by attendants, the bam I with Calumet Baking Powder. Foods that you DOUBLE will relish. ’ That are N3"cure”—but helps to re­ rich w ith body and ACTING duce paroxyema of coughing. vigor building elements MAKU of the highest vahre. BAJtINO EASIER I:at your way to health. ▼ V a p o R u b Let Calumet help you. OmrS! Million Jm rt Ummii 1'. . riy o n ’5i s i t ^ 1 n I 44 M cL n n d er A r ca d e r a n i .IH H . I.L C C I.T T f t Uo., 27cb S l unit Ibidtiin l l i i r r , R. & S GROCERY > “Roadway" ( ’offee, Ih. § f> lbs.* Sugar S A T U R D A Y S P E C IA L S -1 lh.s. Whole (irain Rice Stearns' Electric Paste •an Death te miartap,ntt,Bl«,iM . Uetd by boueekrrpert tor 60 r t l i l l M onev B ack 65c 13c 30c 10 It). Sugar Direction, tn 16 Unsviigr*. Ail Dealer* 2 oi. 15c—15oi. 11.50. ... If It ( a lia Compound Lard, II). I R— Read way (o ffe r , lb. 108 Palmetto Ave. Quality meats at lowest prices A ll ad vertised prices sub je c t to fu rth er w ith o u t notice. Black K;>e Peas, 1 lb. 7c .08 21c W e are selling out and m ovin g to 117 M agnolia A v en u e n e x t w eek . Western ^ 4 p*. Pot Roast w ill buy ] ’2 cans W e do no I want you bl th in k lo r a m in u te lhat *M p ro p o se to set nurseries OM on a p e d e s ta l, reaching lw| a b o v e th e h ea d s o f business I m en in ou r lin e or in any o th e r . T h a t would In* Tool-1 irii It w ou ld make you at-1 cept w lm l w e say "ith *1 g ra in o f s a lt ; in fact. )®*| " o u lil not h e s ita te to classify u s a s b lo w -h a rd s, those fdlo w s th a t proclaim their vir-| lu e s s o b la ta n tly nobody a n y s e n s e b elie v e s them. $ 1.00 1 1 , cans .75 E. First St. In th is le tte r « c «:mt t“ 1 Can Maxwell House Coffee and 12 gal. Georgia Cane Syrup. 1 can each Del Monte Sliced Pine­ apple, Corn, Peas and Peaches 12 Ih Sack l^iMshury or Eagle Flour and 1 Ih. Rumfod Raking Powder 1 D ollar S p ecia ls •l 1 a t B a iley ^ C ash G rocery i 7 Tall Cans Heinz Raked Reans or Spaghetti J . l 1 29 Pkgs Wasiiing Suds 2 Cans R & R Boneless Chicken 1.00 1.00 A. (). Sawyer # 3 Cans Malt Extract , a I f 'Jik .... 2 Q Q W e a r e a b le to conduct our Ini si n e s s on a Uniform Ouil ity an d S e r v ic e basis lieraus* w e a r e o b lig a te d by a solemn p led g e to co-op eratc with‘3 | liody o f !M) w holesale bakers w h o in (urn are hacked f>P ■l' th e ir e f f o r t s by a ( cnlrsl B u reau th at is alw ays help­ in g and c h e c k in g all of us f«f th e co m m o n good of cVfr' m em b er o f Q u a lity Bakers® A m e rica , but more particu­ la rly to s e e th at « e do no slip at a n y tim e in our deal in g s . w iU i th e public wnirn a re m a in ta in e d through l • g r o c e r s .-who a re our t-arnes [ co -w o rk t'fs ih th e distribu­ tion* oT o u r products. / * * W ith DO m en using l hfir co m b in ed ta le n ts to produff u n (|u estio n ed /Q u a lity and 0 g iv e th e I’u lillc full and s*iis fa c to r y S erv ice , we * s tr o n g e r a s a body than o n e o f u s could possibly s ta n d in g a lo n e, n,,t ju s t com m on sen se? Also Regular Line of Specials For-Katur ____ BAKE r.+Y F Z i . n*14' ' • *A Bfibers of Vaughan Bros. ^ > 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 2 lb. ()5c Pecans 7 lbs. Rest Salt Pork for 5 lb. Pot Roast f o r ................. 2 lb. Loin Steak and 1. lb. Cheese lor J^aQQ 6 lbs. Compound Lard and 1 lb. jL A A . Pork Ch,ops ~ .. ' r :. 3 ............. . . and many other Dolla Bargains G ro cery D e p a r tm e n t $ 1.00 7 No 2 Cans Sifted Peas M eat M arket Wc Deliver _______( ’orner Snnford and Fourth_______ / cans */2 Phone 39 $ 1.00 4— • .* m * p -* “ W c| sa y far-rearhini s e r ie s o f B u sin e ss Letter)' b e c a u se o f th e iafoence nt b e lie v e th e y " ill exert in es(a b lis liin g a more inlimilt .-nd m o re frien d ly relation­ s h ip b e tw e e n th e Public and B u s in e s s — n ot only our bad­ n e s s but e v e r y other business. T h e r e is no discounting tkt fact th a t in th e s e days the p u b lic w a n ts to know hoy B u s in e s s is Conducted before it w ill v o ice its confidence ot g iv e it loyal support. It " a n t s to k n o " wlm are had |of b u s in e s s — " b rib er Ihr a r e m en w h o can Ic counted on to g h (* th em toll hunN v a lu e fo r th e dollars they sp en d . It all sim m ers do»i in a 1 .« *i n . I Faith 0,1 th part 1. • 1 1**- peop le and Siartf- 1 iiy and H onor on the prtd 1 B u s in e s s . R ob erts G rocery 15 lbs. Granulated Sugar for 1 lb. Rutter and l lb. Rox Bacon for j [ #QQ Hamburg Steak y o u in sh o rt talks, touchini on o n e or tw o high spots pad tim e . In th is w ay. we hom to s u s ta in y o u r interest i w h a t w e th in k is one of ih m ost fa r -r e a c h in g series 01 B u s in e s s L e tte r s yet givenjj th e p u b lic. FRESH OYSTERS String Reans and Fresh Tomatoes ____________ —FRYKRS— and participate in this money saving op­ portunity. (i Cans Tomatoes, 2 cans of Corn and 2 cans of Peas Sliced HAM Half Ham 22 c lb $ 1 .0 0 $ 1 .0 0 $ 1 .0 0 Sliced Pineapple, 5 E c o n o m ic and 1 lb. Bottle Caps RETrr =~ ~rTLTrir- 3 lbs. “Roadway" Coffee 12 Ihs. "Sweet llosc" S. It. Flour 1 can Rlue Ribbon Mall Extract BEEF 1 • •r Phone 072 um Choice Western Brisket Slew $ 1 .0 0 Sliced Pineapple, 3—2 (>Rars P & (i or Octagon Soap and (i boxes W ashing Powder and f> tall Cans Pet o Carnation Milk of BEEF 13 lbs. Fancy Rice it j, ~m m a k e (b is puint o n ly : i-tfiiiian r-nti r u n — ESASJP— The tim e . W e w ill present $ 1 .0 0 .5 cans Peaches, 2 Bring your Dollars to Western Park 1 X Pork CHOPS 1 0 “ Shoulder nesiern Western * 15 lbs. Sugar We Deliver 1l)l> S. Park Ave. y o u . W e w ill not attempt I tell all o f it to you at 014 C orner S a n fo rd A v e. and E ig h th S t. 38^ S a tu rd a y S p ecia ls Osceola Peaches, No. 212 1 an Q u a lity lin k e r s of Amerit th a t w e b e lie v e will inters R. -W. L a w to n KRigan's Box Bacon Osceola Corn, No. 1 can T h e r e is a slu r v nssociah w ith our membership j. 25c 45c 14c 33c 19c 33c 33c 25c Tall Pink Salmon ** W Dollar Day Specials Longhorn Cheese, Ih. ,H I|l|M*~1 •*— - - ^ *■- t u s e th e ab ove Insignia j th e Q u a lity B akers of AmJ ica , w h ic h sta n d s for ( j J ity in it s truest sense and) a c o n s ta n t sou rce of inspirj tio n to u s to stan d fast J tr u e in o u r determination J g iv e th e p ub lic consistent] r e lia b le and satisfactory d v ic e . New ) urk Best Compound Lard „ L " a n t to tell vou hi proud w e are of our rid “T h e T a s te T e lls ’ 6 Cakes Crystal Cocoa Soap If A lw a y s Usa *, Arcade Delicatessen . 3 Cans Jfo- 2 Tomatoes LESS THAN fZ W K Y J i Pi"s_ T r o t R oils S w ee t H uns Halted Ham S a la d s C h ee se " J u st llu: rig h t tan g fo r fieli sa la d ”— th a t’s xvlint y o u ’ll bay w h n tl y o u ta b le P r e m ie r S a la d Dre&»in g . T r y it o n y o u r f a v o r it e L e n te n bulntl. W r ite fo r o u r fr e e h o o k o f 9 8 r e c ip e s. W V IC K S H m*, ( 1 u \i/lpfrfrfl mayonnaise HOOPINGCOUGH Cockroaches 1 SAIAD DRESSING RIGHTI EATING ■SAT WAT TO KILL s i Breath Gooanessr L a v er C a k es, each .‘IKc P ic k le s, J e llie s , P r e s e r v e s RIGHT LIVING c « Tasty Food Specials For Dollar Days ! If j. V 41’ » Phpne 788 s -te n. H . H* 5 “ -*‘ *.* *. ■■r , ?if,'-*. *■V ^ i fT T l’. ___ r *r.T* .- • brea d -t. • •. . S* . v. **’ ' • ,.V . ' ? • >V '7 ,.' • V ' Mf •> 7 : •• •- ► ■ * •** • ' . w ' - v *:------------ ------------------- - ♦ �THF, S A N F O R D H E R A L D . F R ID A Y . M A RCH K>. m 2 R legion To CJve Away |fYird Tomorrow N ight!1 Cooked Food Sal ■* * : utar.**. of nf the m erican LoirfaM Hu’ A American I.orA lndoy wiro looking forward mUrh pleasure to the ilanco,' K h wilt be Riven under their, _ j j c,,5- 47imorrow niRht at-th r-f J t*! Korrest Lake. The dunce will i w a subscription affair and the ( ■|ic. jg cordially invited. IVtituriiiR the occasion will bo 1 prc.iciitntiniY of n Ford auto^ 1,. ,is part of n cnmpaiffn, giifh hns been under way for se v -ll mt mouths•' -■ Old) FASHIONED SQUARE DANCE RlVCH tiy (ho Women’s Guild — LAKE -Fur Side. ('heap Hens — SATURDAY CASINO _ Kverv F.-mIim Night FTfiiKcripul C h u rch Murch 17. MIL’S from MARX Fryers Roosters' A th iiim n n K iev Loch Arbor ---- The .plae e-ttt.lw i Id your i3e Forest Sanford Realty Haiii'iitR 2 5 c per s e t PMkA Ducks Mcfullcr’s Grocery Sion* 117 .Maf’.noHn \venue Dressed While You \V ■ i>i., OPEN AIR POULTRY MARKET 1 lb. Sliced Hunt.) o Sanford llelwcen Fir st and Second White Raeon, lh Corner French Ave. and Hughey St Two blocks from New High School Specials for Saturday I |o 111. Compound Lard, ll>. Red Bliss Potatoes, | lbs. Sugar Cured Hams, lh. Green Peas, 2 Ihs. llacon. l»o\ Squash, lh. Mawcll House Coffee, ll> Tomatoes, lh. -G reen Peppers.-ii .for Cnf-liiny'ne.sl Flour. LM fit. sacl Kggplanl, lh. Spinach, 2 Ihs. No.I Tomatoes. I cans for .Inrs 1(» oz. Pe an u t lint ter Strawberries, cit. Ranauas 3 Ihs. Oranges, do/.. * Ci.mjMiiiml L a id \ eeniplelc line of fresh vegetable . ■. 40c 35c 20c , 20c — - 5c 10c 15c 30c 25c 20c 1 j Rica blast Raton, lh. * t * Creamery Rutter, lh. i Maxwell House"Cnffei\ 11)7*' j f (tanulaled Sugar, 10 Ihs. J5c 25c 33c 55c 48c 69c Basket. Meat Market G. I. Fischer PICGLY WIGGL the tym ipV lf »»*<«*►■ ♦off in trrty c4 tU firxt* foodl mtl»«rOfl(J Th* f w i \ w*r fm kiwttj I»» who A *>ct*r far s*tICtfcn* / tht i t r u y j r t l^fir 4 , « « t populiritjf. *' *4 SATURDAY CASH G RO CERY F. S. Verna;, ami Win. .Musgrsnc *‘io|is. 2nd. Street X S anlord A \e n u e to liiit twraim {od^ment t^.- ' t Ttn fiMdoMon FS<?'!,y i jt w A 'tf * ! ' Blue Bonnet Market Fresh Meals We Deliver * SATURDAY SPECIALS ( White Potatoes, 1(1 lbs. 40c | (ireen Reahs, 2 lbs. Kingan's Picnic Hants, lh Kiiiuru’s Sliced Hreakfnsl »1 lb. Frankfort t III/ .. ASausage » 1 1 ll>. All-pork Siuisagc * urn \rr ANN U. I Cherries Phone 747-W mi our MUNI I M i l . \M i IKNIIliu PEAS cann Mixed Vegetables Patrons Itl.l K l.AIIKI, ' Sliced Apples N o .2 1 rUNA FISH HERE ECONOMY Rl) SARDINES 1h'h. ii). . 39c 39c 39c Umm.l, 3 3 c Sirloin II). 'I unbone, II). II). ROASTS Fancy Rib, II). H>. made. Koll Roast, lh. SAUSAUKS Small Fianks, lh. ( .0 n a lin ii— P el — Itonlrn Largo Franks, lh. Lot Roast, lh. 1‘risket Slew, lh. 1 2 1 2 c PORK 35c .35 Limps, 2 lbs. I’m e Pork Sausage, 2 lbs. boast, lh. 17C Spare Ribs and Tails, lb JJJtP •^eek Rones, Kars, Backbones, Snoots, Feet and Chitlings. 3 lbs. 25c W E S S O N O IL Pint can 3 Minute Oats 3 pkgs7 Frep.? Jank Sausage, lh 2* Bottles Pancake Flour All Rox Raton, lh. 12 pkg. White Raton, lh. Lard, 2 lbs. ALL OVER THE WORLfeLI M llllll I'.S HAMS Rlaek Hawk Puritan, Swift’s •11t Premium, Certified, Armour’s Star, Roberts and oaks, Half or Whole, II). 2 4 c Smoked llacon, sugar 23c A & P B utter MARKETS -4 First Street 3 cakes Cured, lh. 55c Full Cream Cheese, lh. 29c Rutter, II). WHOLE HEAD 16 lbs Both for western meats 1.00 41bsw-Rolled- Roi Standard Ntit Margerme I •) .7 I ■n’mnTe-7ss- ‘ 2 Pkgs. Lux 3 Rais P a lm o liv e Soap 4 Pars.Ivory Soap 8.pkgs. A & 1* Soap Powder Kingans Box Baco. Kingans Hams ...wfivfyai* 14 VI I d h frH im f o r d " A r c One Uart»e Can White HouscMilk first slrce 25c U I I II ( HI I /.!•: \NH I (Ml A IO S \ l I t 1 f 10 TBS SUGAR spring —------ ^ v r SKI M I S S I’ll ! > Kit \ I I I No. 2 can 4 for Mixed Sausage 2 lbs. Sliced Raton, lh. 20C 29C 15c l" 20c 10 Tall cans No.lean TM b .| ;j �. »" -■ - .1 ■ ■ ■ M | ---------------------. W i t« fi* ^ ^ Ju .T* f‘ THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH lf>, 1928 PAGE FOUR The Sanford Herald A Platform At Last n o t i c e LOS5!!NG’S QUICK. SERVICI TRANSFER OWN YOUR HOME High Kchor.l Expression Recital (1A8TWNIA CiAZETTR Will He Held E v e r sin c e th e g u b e r n a to r ia l c a m p a ig n g o t u n d er w a y rntary .makes it.’ prohibitive, If tin* | Friday fevrning nt 8:00 o'clock ltomo-mvnlng folks are the hap­ .tom e m o n th s a g o w ith tJig a n n o u n c e m e n t o f F o n s H a th a ­ , Crating. Shipping * Junior iiiRit br.’icoi Auditorium w a y 's can d id acy* th e r e h a s b e e n a n o ticeu b lc lack o f so m e in - piest people and it behooves every future is to l>e connidervd. soberly and Storage. nml wisely? In theso days oT”? lh d c fh m b lo so m e th in jr w h ich m ig h t bo e x p e c te d to lend in t e r ­ man to buy n home as soon as he iK r,ni K. ltd vo s nml Imr.sis, a tiny horn.* will) is able to finance it. e s t to s o im p o rta n t a race. U p to y e s te r d n y th e r e Jiad heen four or five neren out of town and The highest clakt of people an* i.seven a n n o u n c e m e n ts for t h is h ig h ly im p o rta n t o ff ic e anti those who own their own homes. on the. Rood roads in the very best j j to s a v e o u r liv e s w e h a v e b een u n a b le to fin d a n y rea so n w h y ' DOLLAR DAY There is a feeling of security which thing for young mnrrird peopto'.v,’e sh o u ld v o te fo r e ith e r o f th e so -ca lled lea d in g c a n d id a te s. , suinu*. f.om -homrr_c>irnmg' -thrrt^hr -who vvork"W 'fntrn^TtTm* will lie _____ T o b e s u r e D r .-I I a th a w a j c h a s -b u ilt Tnads; anrl -thfltrisrTT ’ not derived frnm any other asset. no lad; of company, with beautiful I5ARGAINS IN All K in d s o f Ju nk I n b le a c h ie v e m e n t, b ut th e g u b e r n a to r ia l o f f ic e is not a road Renters do not have any special ground* with flowers and troea ar.il M ctn lp -R uh h er & D o ttles ' b u ild in g jo b . W e h a v e b een t r y in g to d isc o v e r w h a t h e p ro ­ Inducement to improve or beautify i nits to repay tho visitor. "With oil my heart and mind I T h e M rr n li l. S n n f o r i t '. e l u n r r e ne,» Miriest: Cash pose;; to do if ele c te d g o v e r n o r . W h a t th e p eo p le a t p resen t their property; home owners are t .. t I n I p rim |.a|ter; .u l i . e r l h e a to C feel like preaching to young mar­ always tinkering around trying to r r r r l % l t i « f r o m lluitnl > r i < » S e r t le e . Prices Paid urmnlfitllnii d e s ir e is e c o n o m y in g o v e r n m e n t, c u r ta ilm e n t o f all n e e d le ss mid a little something here and ried full;- the doctrine o f ownin: Ihl* s u p e r io r ne»*« and red u ctio n o f ta x a tio n , t n e n l ) th n t i .n n il w o r d * ilitlt> r*»%f r ­ 'e x p e n d itu r e s , law e n fo r c e m e n t, your hniiii'; even if it is necessary there. Inn a ll I he Irtt'lltiK r v r n l s ill | x r j n o l a d d itio n a l m a il b u ild in g . ( • ( h r W o r ld . T h r I . V a. Mrs. Lindsay Patterson, of Win­ to go into debt to get it and taking Kamcra Back h e e i a llr e f l l e l e n i to I 'l o r l i l o nuil i* A nd a s fo r Mr. C arlton , .w e ca n n o t s e e w h y he is in th e ston-Salem, writing in' the Pro­ chances mi the future, lluiliiing Bottles— Pints— Halt; gressive Farmer some time ago, uhd loan payments are not easy in Discount On Portables 1 1 f l l r m l t l In n m r m l i r r of i h r Pints—Jug’s and made thin very same • statement make hut they me possible and it .liid lt llt i r r n i i or C lr r i ilM lI m i H . m il In l rrtu i I fount V s h m l u d m i til l*«iuwhich we pass along for the b?nr- is ii good thing to he forced to stave Beer Bottles. li ik ir m , A i h f r l t H p r * . unit A i h r r l l - during the thoughtless years hefo e jp r U rn lo « « lilrli » n | u B f x rnc* Also Spc.iel Nnlo on Used Tire* they may turn into worrying years. • n l i l U h r r n i rn i ti p r •« fo f hnroiiKh n mil I of M il m rrl| il lot The snmili t hnmuenn be built with l l i d In ur.ilrr l « t r r l f j tiliHoliilrl an eye to additions later on. In magA ll P tn ln n if r l m i t n l l n i i n » n r l l .a I u i x I i i c m m r ' liniln. tutincH with pictures of building plans I notice how often the nrvliFRIDAY, .MARCH 1*» m a k in g s tr o n g s h o w in g s o n ly in th e ir im m e d ia te lo c a litie s. t i ii : n ia iA i.ii’s cn u i.it \>i 2If* Hanford Avc. I’hone 01.1 It is o fte n sa id th a t th e y a r e in th e ra ce m e rely fo r p o litica l — ICroiiom i It, i l l y mil l c o n n ! > ml nilnlaf n i i n m i rrnt n nInn. on. r e a so n s to aid in d r a w in g v o te s a w a y from c e r ta in o th e r c a n ­ I l f f p r r m i l r r r n t t lr In .Inck won d id a te s. vlllr. .T—C«>nn<run Inn of ft*. John* Inilliii S id n e y J. C u tts is m a k in g a s tr o n g ca m p a ig n and h a s Hirer Cnnnl. -lltntijriirnlloit «»f monthly su cce ed ed in g a in in g th e su p p o rt o f m a n y c itiz e n s, n ot in ­ 1 > \ V ffk .M G.—Amourn Him of Ii li lln ir i »r o - clu d ed in h is 4 5 ,(KlOYif fo u r y e a r s ago. b y h is s ta te m e n t th a t Bmru—AOMirx, lintel* n |>nrl in n i l h e sta n d s in fa v o r o f local o p tio n , w h ic h sim p ly m e a n s th a t houira. fl*— % | «i m in ii ii I f > i l n - l if h e is ele c te d th e d o g s and h o r se s w ill run a g a in and F lo r ­ 4'ouir*lrll«Mi uf rli / ida w ill a g a in b ecom e a n ieccn fo r g a m b lers and racetra ck flow |tr«iKrnm Ac—A itftr nml iiindcn to u ts. Paul R eacom is a lso m a k in g th o -r a c e on a pari m u tu cl plat form . BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY F or th e s e r e a so n s w e are p a rticu la rly p leased to s e e th e MAN'S APPEAL:—O Lord. n- a n n o u n cem en t y e s te r d a y th at J a m e s’ M. C arson h a s en te red vive thy work in lln* midst oi the th e ra c e, l i e h a s p rese n ted a p la tfo rm w h ic h s h o w s d e f in it e ­ yearn.—ITabnkkuk ly and u n e q u iv o ca lly w h er e he s ta n d s. H e is n e ith e r sile n t PRAYER:— • on p a ra m o u n t is s u e s as C arlton und H a th a w a y , n o r is h" O' Lord, “Revive Thy ru n n in g a s n p u rely p olitical g e s tu r e lik e T a y lo r. M acK enzic, Create soul-thirst for Thee and A p p leyn rd , nor is he th e tool o f th e g a m b lin g elem en t And Hungering for the lb lik e C a lls and R eacom . On tin* c o n tr a ry h e s ta n d s fo r law Life, 0 may our spirits be." an d order, op posed to h o rse ra cin g and a tte n d a n t e v ils , am i For Dollar Day Special r Shirts ing goods, toys and FFlniu Shirts ON A CITY STREET’ it « ill paj you to pay ''ii W ork S h ir ts . Rluc C am itray s. co lla rs a ta c h e I. hum p f V. . --------\ i*it. i S titc h e d 77c v a lu e , 2 for S 2.00 v a lu e. A* I walked down the street to­ day, Underwear I panned a houim where children Marco llraad Rroadclolh J>I.r»ti Locks play. Bicycles I smiled und all the world .seemed value. (inns Keys B«y- « 4 h i U I > M n r r > ntlrrnxH M n « r | < t | ftm**,} n t Atotiirri. I'l.irlila. I l i t M n u n . l ln A v e n u e . Records 2 for W E . SELL. Special Discounts Offered Sanford Metal and Rubber Co. great collection Friday and Saturday $ WE HA VE M A N Y $ SPECIALS FOR $DA Y REPAIRING But after I’d traveled a few yard* more, I came to u house with a somber door— Tho crepe of death und u wreath it wort. j What Do They Want j T h a t A m erica is s till the land o f prom ise is attested by Will Rogei* W om en 's a s s o r te d \ a lo e s . The Ricycle Store co lo rs. Ik. all colors. SI.511 value Hose Hose j the fact that thousands o f Ini', igners s till- s u ite r great, h a r d ­ ships and take all m anner o f ri-ks in ord er to en te r th is co u n try. D ra stic im m igration law s h ave served th e ir p u r­ There was a canopy further down pose in re s trictin g inroads through legal channels. Init m anv Arching Hie sidewalks with red thousands In nl llie ir wa* t\ec> \ear into the l oiled S ta le and brow u, Whore a maid wn* donitig her by ca re fu lly m im ing-the gauntlet o f governm ent agents. W h a t visions the low'l. C reek m Ja p must hold of one wedding gown. co u n try can only he imagined. Tin* tori arcs aliens alums) wing block that very daily endure, lead one lo l»elir\.- thi* tru ly mils! lie a paradise C o iu parahle to no oth er land on ea rth . W h e th e r dodging the ■use where a child was hullo)s of | he ( 'anadiau Itoi di-r I ’atm l. or at tem pi ing to swim tile in terven in g tw o o r th ree m iles o f Ireai hei'oii> south A r was-miliag her pain |.,n| j, ..) .m<- Floral.i p ut t heir liv es are in i on-.lant d a n ­ ger from tin tim e they ■mhnrk from th e ir n ative laud until Vho walk? for a while on ;i city even a lt e r th ey have lea. le d th e ir goal. (ireedv sm ugglers piek tlm ir cargo along the coa-l ot Street 5vcry emotion of life will meet ( Inna or southern Ita ly . Aliens live like rats in mu.-ly holdi'rom hortow'h bitter lo eliildltood * .■I sailin g \c**e|> w h ile rugged sailor- steer !■ i A m e iie a u iweet. g atew ays. Food i- -eaiee and rotten, livin g eniidilions tin Ily Edgar A. I .ue-t li. alt III ill, t t eat liieid alioiiiinaliU*. Skip p ers w hen eliased hv rev eimer-. .hop ih. ir eargo overheard like w h isk e y t as. ■ A diplomat , and go on to -e . )> another. At host the alien a rriv e s onlv le man win* nev. immicii- ■ lim a. |e tionullv. In .Montreal a I .it liuuniaii o f the gentler sex sough' ->« ilutnli entrance into the C ubed S ta le s . Sh e gave what was prohah* ••line ■ ■ Iv her la-l I'ilT v dollars lo a man to -lu.vv her how . lie took her to N iag ara -Falls and showed her a railroad trestle. tyvei* ^ lh e yaw n in g , howling, h ungry falls she made her w ay at Wl.cn cvei y tiling ■- * , " ' s 'b f narrow girders. Sh e probably did not th in k o f w hat mullet, ('ullfoinni lllvvnv would have happened 11 tra in had approached when she thnugb with a diMisii r was h a lf vvn y ',1 cross, or ii her tin y feel had .-lipped as slm .. •H iH **u slt‘| ped ;u ro-s the dangerous w ater. I Wc don't se, doesn’t challen ihuwhy n. S|n I'eat hetl this country safely only to he apprehended a boxing m.u< nml i<11 einpi t a lew days later and returned to Canada. I'ossihlv it she Id. nettle jt in f i t , " un'1'' , |'d what she .-aw o| u>. som eday sin* m ay repeat that thrillvc~motlu*r fhivi " a ^ ' <>r perhaps she may w isely go hack lo Lith u a n ia h.* freewt «.f six a,Vl P c p le that the -trei-ts of A m erica are not paved u Sanfoi-il flow- w ith gold and that liaid sh ip s are as ea.-ily encountered here t to sec tins a |as there. M e are really not all we seem lo lie. When Step-ins Nightgowns a of Cha rlotte full-fushiniieil L-l.) S I .7.7 value. Horen uf Charlotte Rraiul Sill ‘ l a d e s SI.">l» \alue. Biliow ( ases SiU'l'ts S a lisb u r y lira ml. 12 \ .'{Ii, teed , .'lav value, I for lioilv w imkI itrand. si ■ Iced si arch Jess. S 1.7(1 ,'!U\.'{ 1-2 Cord T ir e s 2!K 1 .10 Cord T ir e s (M iter s iz e s fo r all e a r s Shades at rock Imttmn p r ic e s Window Duplex Itrand. oil of pig I'o rla h lc R h n n o g ra p h s M in d ow . 77c v a lu e. 2 for : \ ti. s | . 77 value. E le c lr ic Iron s Cooking & Household Utensil Dept S iim n ii/.e. A tiio I'o li-h Dttco 7. A tiio I'olislt Itatlii* T'uites th a t in c r e a se volt in g 70 I*. ( . 1'iatt (H .A T O R R IN E S 107 I'almetto Avenue Sanford. Florida O p p .-D o s t A e lt* O rigin Mom Office D itch er lleltj Itriglu \luminnm, id i,u.in sI,.itl v able licit} Origin VI li c i t } Jno. D. Jinkins, announced K rig h t uliiinmiilo A l- Si. all Lax Collector Seminole County til, Candida) v !■ I- * i <■ to■ alec 'It ilecl.it* i t 1 it II « ii ■■I d be VOuld I* I be ■t l> V lie pi idem vho w a* e ** i ! ittiny < n p ■■p>> . M bile Enamel Cum ltrli llo lu Ii. Im< lal.cn over 111d ito ria l m it' gt tn tit ol >!■• I o i , L u k e Iteg oil. T h e I .til l.ep i ti .a gnat ne'V«gi|ei a id we i *: lu lu 1III ert tliut u nde r t h r a b lr g u id .u i e ( B u ll H o ln * Mm, it n i l 1 oi * l>e .'en g re a t i /.angvv 17 ipiart granite DISH The V(-i*ilrt In the Lal-e iiim' wiis j .NO ■mewbat of a xurpri-e to muiiy. | n the fare of it u mirtt ini »■»> * ' en by lho-e who bad watched the **'• ■*• an i sc from lie lieginning. Sanford covered tho gnal. Win i the Signal rttands. i athci ti e n. MOKK DU LI hi i I-: i SKASONS die- |1lR*m Ilift <• are the alien ulmg . bllrtV Ulld doll pcrioilti of tile veil, Wl( inotilli, week ami day. A -y - cat* alie, effective and ccononui pbci of ailveilining had to be loustnut' 11 'ed upon a tul! knowledge ot tin* l.cfoie dial diMoveiy bu.-iileh.- cycle. Itil*iness ha- i ve« lul-lliiort mull -lowed route without coaxing belme - advertising when i V " ’1?*!!’1" ’ al E:»at‘t*r Mn*c. and in i. ....... lm< vimI il«»vkii. Ill' i i** , Itli* full. hxU’liHivr i . . . .nilvrrtisinL; i UP th e dull M-a.-on. I 1; " ’" “ • '»• “ w* *>"!>' remedy l.-l'lv sale, but l b , * h v l.usmes.* d e p r e s s io n epiruining when tliere''R-inic between these Ihive rush f |;i ricicJn. Ufoplt have a hul»it «f o busiiuss man bold* !“ 'nfli,ing ti ed, shopping to dm 3t. John Eivine, who l o t u leg the War, declares that he preH to he, as he i*, u greut writer thout u leg thun have bis ■leg t not let a great writer. We veile the guess, however, that h a 'the, leg back wouldn't hurl hu rary ability any. ’he verdict in the Lake case wa* more than rould have been mtted by anyone of average "ingence. The eiiibczctement was ibviou i os if admiUed. a> d if* W-^wm’v T t ' point to say u word in praise dillard Smith, the prosecutor, moat ably, represented the licit) lirighl -M-t| iiinmuni, S I .*11 id (iod. and ri fui one, p i . on o r th e p u r - j >“ *> **« U|> ' l , “ ’ . Ii‘ : ’ j i V T L Cul gla-t pitcher and glasses, #2.11.1 value Sterling Silver T ea Spoons Good Watches Finger Kings Alarm Clocks K H AK I C H IL D R E N S Mechanic llraud A t m onads inn-Made SI-70 itoy's Collar, utuched Ian, and while, SH IR T DA N T S c h i lli . $1.15 v a b iy m ore B a rg a in s . M E N ’S N ig h ts h ir ts Hundreds-Of Other Articles ! lto,"$iToo DEPARTMENT to his natisfaition he brings it ■ftisiil* sclmotkmuvrt inifthed I.i. mV.u -to all 1*.<,in* Front e x p e r i e n c e m e n l i a n l a lit.ye ' learned thut newspaper udvertiwing Ims surees»fu!)> elimmated the- rush petiorb and »pte:;d the Volume of liusines' more evenly lover the.‘day, week, month and uf liu«- D ear., It him presented eungeaiion, been | simplified sale*munsht|i and liter* Amoo j . iL.ooli il.H •*'**! «»»*«••••- d I n ilM'-.o DANS STORE The Jeweler Sanford u u . x tc y w g t �, T H E B A N I-0 R 1) H E R A l.P . i-R il>A V . M.YKTll 16, ti>2 K Telephone 14o M R S. F R E D . S . D A IG E R , S o c ie ty E ditor R esid en ce yitlHAY ,t*r* <>f v-aric Ilnffo . Society are, nsked to j o'clock at the Church tT roast. All those plan_rj are nsked to notify fm Atni'Ie Carrowty, p Ckorpening or Mrs. bilker. , , t iud of the Holy ,^-jal Chure.lt will meet byiilay evening at the m of the I I . C. | at IHtIO o'clock Church parlors. Is Welfare Prorranged. ling,of Aliss .Till l the South Side • s;(10 o'clock un* ,f ihe South Side Vachers Associayktxil expression recital Ly at > 00 o’clock at the lift School Auditorium, f. o.iiner will entertain ,f ilu* l.ottnphun hb at soil o'clock at her Palmetto Avenue. SATl KDAY urc. wits the bridge luncheon given "Wednesday by. Mr*. Hen l>. ('aswell when she entertained t!t£* membera of tl »* Yciing Matrons Duplicate Hridge Club, The lunch* eon was served in the piivate •! uittg room at the Valdez Hotel. Hare the color* c.t blue and pink Were effectively carried nut in every de­ tail. Centering the nttrnct'vely ap­ pointed- luneliuun table were blue lupins and pink chirkia comhined with ferns. Arranged at either s'dc of the central d-rnriitinii were tab blue taper* in silver holders. The places of tile guests were di Agita­ ted by place cards dene in ipiaint English Garden Scenes. At one o'clock a d ’1‘cious four course luncheon wiis served after wnieh the guests npu'red t<> tin home of til ■hostess for the games cf duplicate bridge. "I he m*y home was uhlooiH'.al with ipiaptiticroses, snap dragons, ealeudida- !ic.d ether lovely spring bins mn "When the games hmi been rouebt I ed the prizes for ii glli'st sent lovely French novelties, we». \v t by Mrs. Donahl !’. Iicummotal .ml Airs. William C. Hill. Covers were laid for Mr-. .1, l>. Woodruff, .Mr>. William C. Hilt. Airs, .lames IV it dg:’, Mr . puriuH H. Drummond, Ales, W. Walla P A C E F IV T el. :l •""I 1-i. (ioiilim Tuggle and iw! Mrs. Irwin TiiKvri-- of !<•. V:»., wlm h a w been the " f Mrs. I.Uiyd Hoyle left s,in> f«M a motor 11 in ta t interest iti the southern f the -tali-. ■Ati In v tut toil hits Men extended by St. .Miry < l’|<i~i i.pal Church «t Ptivt nn Hindu to the. women of He Episcopal Church tif Sanford t > attend ti neighhurhmid meeting ■cl March 21. All tho*o whi* wish An < !t«,i stamper left Thursday to at tend are :t*ki'd to notify Mrs. for l........ mi lie where she will att lydc Ptwby not later than March ti,f ■ ’ 1 date convent ion of the Roj tl Nei ghhor*. the it lone felt. *m jl/ jl m j u Co-cd and other makes • $ ! 5 to $28.50: ' no*. MRS. I \Ch \SH IS liu '-l KsS - I lank Trtekash was i t > l • most delightful .diniiet 11,irty I nr Madame S iiB . tni.tg. pm tv and dunce W right. Mrs. AI, ,s. Wiggins iintl Ail \ \t* It'- l *l ake, under Mrs. Hi n D. Caswell. TODAY and W. C. T. I . TO AIKI'M' The Cent al regional eonfeienco tinder the auspice* of the slate W. C. T. I 1, will lie iielil Thursday Alar 22, at (lie Kir-t llapti-l Chiireh Tin' i mifi'ii in i opens at !• in A M A public mn i meeting will be held al 7 :.'!<> ii'cbn k Thursday eW'liing at the ll;i|itist Chiireh when Al.iix H arris A i moor oi ( i hi gi i w ill MUNI* \ Y .1 L'dcnwisclle • I.OYI.-x s p lilM . IIM I.' A I i I miii I r.i imgint N ih s SATURDAY Phone MR. W A I.K K H Ii. SMITH ITiur-dny Alareb lilteenih, t >m Thousand nine hundred and t went x -eight Th e m a n y friends of .Mis- Inn Joixlon will regret In learn of the death of her father who passed | away Wednesday evening at his leone M i - - .loi'ibm was railed to hi- l.oil-eli' mi Sunday. l l" W ^.‘TcAYTji'-t A u t o T o p ic s Just 3 7**Cbtter Pm PRINCESS TODAY A I ’a r a i n n u i i l S p ecial K e n t u r e l ’r m in i 1 ion “H IE PEA K S D E S T IN Y " OF ( 'o m o d i c s " tiE D H C E S F A L S E ALARM " and HY C O R R E S P O N O E N (I “M ovie” Dollar Day For The Family Thi-im ipon and $ 1.(111 w ill ad m it one fam ily h* Ihe Mdanc T h e a tr e S a tu r d a y a fte r n o o n to I raneis X. H nshm an and A n n a (J. M ilson in A hi'ii making ad nisi nu nl>. if y mi m u m e a cul ler pin. replace il with a new one and spread il well, laiii.se or broken pins on t r a n s ­ mission nr mnliir assemblies max cause I rouble I bat v\ ill send your car crashing in­ to Hind her ear or up mi a crowded sidewaic. No ma te r how careful rashes you are likely lo n m i r . Insuranee will make good your loss, boll) for damage to your ear and lo ihe person or prop­ erty of oth ers if in­ volved in a mixup. Eel automobile insurance here covering fire, theft, collision, liabililv and propi r lv danc'i. e. A. I\ (onneliy cV: Sons T hree gw th e 1- m isig Not i fjwecl w.il!.' m l i e . • . - m u +Tf 7 t i r t ; r t f t i ,• t ol Ih e tar m «t ■ i ■ii,; iioun, nt i o 1i | f ( ii t o " ' p e l l a n t II I. i 1 1.1 n tornn'i! 11,>i tl, i n e I I l’ c * u I ) tdl'.o. I' it 'VCi pffjtc V. Nothing il r io ic n ib'in jn il Vuci i'SV txii it..in the e le c t'•' b n " tr lOnii ' li'C tn cdy torn Ksluhlishcd PJUK 221 Magnolia Phone IK IDA Y and SATURDAY $ Discounts $ Records Our Table4 Portables (» Sheets .Music "V anity H o se F a ir • Of .? Specials -*■ 2 75c P layer J -.' » Musical r1 Every Coat*is New, Smart and Distinctive! y a/riA Vik. GIFTS Instruments Sanford Music and Gift tlo v o L M cl.an d er A rcade r .U .to *3fi l P h o n e 832 n{UMO. �-— m _ !u - - .;k _ !' -- - - D i s c u s s ttrriij (k issin g (iaics 'J"i*}*if#(****» (fnrtliuued Kivini l'n *e It e "iitinibnd fi*" mid l> ■ iftirvrm TtlVCTf) bf dune In nlv i o 4,c r ie d ite m I’l.KAhS ."I' .IJ ’ tie r a nd •V •• - - -- . SnnEii*4TJ. rnnuv. ^"(■haniher I I W 1 11 l i v » . (Loup W lu u p a . He v■ ’ :intm :(u.uiaii wmr^: cmr 4W<H8-RTS- a p ri'W iin u '----- -—T ” ' I— mah "• "the S o ip t+ 'in iff«w f> w u i,. rencIFikjirliaino YMouaVii llcrriot, .Mlnhder of on Beethoven. * two well-known JlasTM?iny Musicians l-nldio Inttruiithm ■• and former I • n:------- T.____ r-A-* P t** os o (.iy e yic-iU/* XimfitfiT • ' o'.ico i on 'orliildc hi the , ' ' *x VTifT a ; iiTi t* 0 of AVAnrrLT; I M \' Aim. IH tlN i i til.. >11.11011.1 (Ml “ liri ll of i ail I; Colon*'! K".Ii.it \V. 'St'warf. I > rii firy M.’ frtid WjJ- r.o «•■ will have the • Ih'inrr-*to i‘A lTlS, * Mn’r . ' ^ C I N ' S ) — i ' f . | ' 1,il a in I mill other Stock- ■r 1 fm ai i'i. .unrrstlon i hail man' o| it" ’ • ■ t rl f.f ii. I',, ru a poTliiduii i arc very often Stpiifm I (hi * ntiipaMy uf Iijdi.'oi •*, |(. i t i of the old Lincoln Motor ■ ■■o nltrrnl ions mo bbihcmntle irrf ;i an ‘ a ini can .produce more f’nr Cn. * uiioiirt. the icoRt important pleiidwl nut /rltlll.V . ti'i'inv vv...... > uni- tone than hn'e heanl ' > It Will I- >i' • Hi tnlllng of AL'I'ii; in • ll»*ri.-t Siippsn<""*f'ui" • l IT i | C i tl, . • i ----P R I M I I . I K k S t'IN K M \ ( o.imhen. of J*:iiuUs£; "it mi i,die f nii'ii,! < , ><■hu- • li inpt uf tltc Hcnate T lliiio Minis! o'c iA *an dve.iilloid piiniist and could icitaiuly piny' * violinist. Hcrriot in lit. o a mind* u beautiful duo with .Mns«olinl, ■rn: u v itiw . .PnrKnntyttaiinn» Lfoti (Hum Had Louis Ihuihou, in.' al o K<iod. pianist!*. Vincent Am ir'l. foil t - pi csldctil of thu !mam e commr-oHofi id ays the ' 'inurii — \ Tfn rr'A t’rai' tly tiiid .eili auis rnnnm• i hu'ili I'lir ili J’, X V 11hill lle j said thivuesl inhith 1 ll' 1 pair ! ' infill J J n ) f f t i i d a yrefiter jicJ-md, the „.jnj, iIn*. nriiiiiaI. jja>*ii’el t'aitov r hv totals iweiall: (I m. •irfthnw PON'TI A f \ f’tini'e I.r V. h.'i widened lii» iilti I'l-s' i' tile liiicmn to, tile i'-vtept of mulp'ng, suggestions ««»- AIi.lt m- •id ()tn fin tut c u r t Ill e (ll id I.' ' II " J i l t ;.jnn I i o ■ih»n ’> mi e i p s v ' . i It 1 • . d^lc, Ml , m , *T. \ ™ | T h e III 1 111..or (• iIll'll IIIHH' t H ill!, i'litprni MO!ier*lHl!.!ild. ‘ liVitll liahrra, i ,n rl. - . ' m : s'/MN'/i fis, rr ;iso n •*i v e s ill •"atitio 1 *fddviili<if Ltd;. M.n, . thnrOK, d e l f U . ill -o-'a o i'urd Mot alVpIa' 10toU)'bl> 'MH i.Vi d i l.n ril •' >ebi'it.i'. II'- '.il l 'll * p i tli" | | | 1 ’ !■ ll I.f lad.. ; ___ niKiiiyi’ l , ..toid i n in 1" * * T i l l ' Sallfon l will ll : ■ '■ I '- “ l i " ow i T f V . r h in T ■ I , >d.' -> v'i The Entire AlepT Department. '■ iinf^<Ui'ntit.i«: > w j („ , M ,._ The Outlet is Selling Out I til bbn h SiJwvbfi ■ Here a rea few Specialsfor ■ ■ . ! ' * “ l.rc’W rniiin .Mad*'' Khaki Shirts. Two pockets. Special I riday and Haiurdnt 1? for . d. .in !i> res- "H J.i r. rir A- -a; - ( f l J g .. ~~n h g a llo n s Ilaor Urns. I’eatly-M ixetl P a in t. .r» g a llo n s at re g u la r niicc o f $ 2 .SO. O ne a ild itio n :t| g a llo n for discount allowed on nil paints in (hv .mi-eca only U hife linen I 'ullar ,. -ilksocksflic Vffl ft W ,no i al o e s lu es-v ' v' tH S pecial S a l e 20 r»r !»■ >. T i T W H ' » w m ii>w h ,. i PATTON’S SUNPROOF MAf (fHsht I 'R A “ Rev . These bargain • e ?vlvo tk yenra.J ■1 ^^SHOPEARLYT^7 Create And Ir Lil 0 may I f:’ W. First Street Dress Lengths of Be;n Silk Rayons, Pongee.*. Flowered Organdy, Ln Prints, etc, all Fast Cd GIVE A W A Y PRiCES ut uf nn came I! M O O N S \ L K j ) t h i> i' n u iv > nners aTuTia few baits in (' < 1\<* od'.onlatve ol’ mir urea! M A J U llP Min*.*. J-hr Not ii. fast cornei oi e n si and l.lm Streets l IJuJia-Lowii hcad(|uarlers lor tbe (ires (bat even body knows. It’s headquarters, inn, lor quirk (ire work whether it is mounting' new o n es,— replacing uilies mending punctures, l ’urol (iasoline, rJiolen<* ( bis and iuh Wew service—expert washing and polishing. U» (ier come in and get acquainted (or (he good of vom T»?e VIileage.. M en’s lM ON m o si: ilk SI I I S \ Jtlue M en’s W O RK S H IR T S M o o ’s l l " ' W O R K sd'h r VNTS . Shoes Work S h o e s l.rutling Sl>lov in sp r in g foolwoar os|tt'i iall\ pt iood. imluiling high, low and nu'tlinm ho ds in iiuinpi-. to;iords rmti s tra ps . V itli* o f s td id Ifill III' in « o m !iiu :il io n colon* "i \ tiling im*n. Solitl L e a th e r t'onipo^iHuri ] President A L itfo ly h lo o f U riiiiitin U o f i iill* 1X2 l o s l ' l e c l . f i 'O I I I 4 0 (1 l u i | | | y . | | tllos will ro n la in Om* Dollar Itiil SANFORD It Ml Knsf F irst^ rt^ e T . / M ill* ll" • i fO’lllf Hit, i ul ■> 1 25c 88 c l^adie y -'i d r osft m a l o r - o f l Rest* lion FLORIDA A ero- 1 �• V •%»*<S4ri •7.* *•,'■ V r* '-•_ r___ I'AGE BITVEH H CITY T R A N S F E R & STORAGE CO. . Expert I’inno moving with ‘ improved sEI.-IH) piano jJJuwijf u«rw# ;k r I}• 1C-A Po u ltr y nnd Egg s OTEST-WRifb- Wymnlntte-ChiekHi C»»h In Adtanw . d T ^ U **• r tt t iy * A M md collector •*nl “u„ for .• > « " < • t ||m ----- 1 ____ Be a line 7.__________ 7e ■ l ine i n on reqoenL rtdaccd rotes a rc (or -tire insertions, hrord* of a verage length |mUd n line-_ ) x m charge of 30c for i- •* Jiwrtion'. Is re stric te d Udvertlsimt I* * tk L r cluaif'c'a^oni frtor is SanVerror is mado m“do The " ... L i l d "ill ** respons ble [if onf incorrect InHcrtlon, Itfrtiser for subsequent un, The office should bo immediately In case of ro ADVEUTISERP Herald repre se n ta tiv e fhly familiar w ith rntea md clasalficntlon will loa complete information. ]yoa wish, they wilt a s s is t wording your w a n t ad le it nurc effective. bred to lay. Send for booklet. Fairvilla • Poultry Farm, Orlando, Fla. BAI1Y chicks. Tnncred strain White leghorns, $14.75 per 100; Rhode Island Reds, $D5. per 100. Circulnr on recqncst. (!uy L. DInckhurn, Ellenton R. ('. s*3*—^ -* -- ■, •m3 t Everybody’s Offers 1 lirdroom. Stream of people who are advertis­ Small bedroom: good ventilation, next to bnth. Hot water, d ll Magnolia. can appreciate the importance ofreadwhich will benefit you. Scan this I room apartment for rent. Lang­ ley apartment*. 011 Park Ave. Miller, formerly of bnville. Kin., nmimmees the Call’ 251. ,,f hi- dental office at itri-rli liidg. with Dr. Mits- 11tingu low apartment. I'tonpletely furnished. Desirable loeulion. Phone W . L'CINF, Long’.. Pun* Fork C L E M E N T S f A P T K . 012 l ark Ave. ! .-1 t uli.ietto AVc. stolen last F riday night: I 'o l i t i r n ! run liences nnd Mercantile buildings in Sanford at (1 pet., <« 1-2 pet., and 8 pet., depending o', tin* eharaeter of bum, eon*!Miction and bicalioo of buildings, r . S. HOAG & COM. PA N V . 7 W. Chiirh Si. Orlando - „ i,u v J J I' AI(111S11 n»N**THii.v: ro ic r •! Announcement 1-1*1*111 nf |1)»* \*»t*Tt III Mi** I V i i m ( la tte I't in t.it' l*t t * lit III 1*11 Jun** .III \ I* 1 jimston s t i :i r i m i o \ s t \ i i i ,i : I » l-'t Tit tl IIH*+llltC* Illy *.<M»lhl,l**> I lM f Iff 1*1 I 010,1,(1)1. , j »|>*tr|lM t ELERY LAND SA C R IFIC E I am laud poor. I need cash. Hence in n t\\ h l i t " uripniji.i t* inx **nnilMficy am offering my fine 22 acre f.»r1 utin* nffu*i pf T m X AnH*'M»iir nf celery farm, located 2 1-2 miles Svfllhtiilt M lltln l I** M»« M.i J u n e Iii fit*' east of Oviedo, in Iowa c ity. Price u l l l i»f Ih** $il(H). tin acre, cash, about one- |ir Ittiui v in i *MITTICNDI’JN. lialf of the I'eal vaUlv, . T l u ’J 'g , \ o * n : i i H n.* s i a i i m m j : no b e tte r furin in Seminole * >>. I I I T l m i \t i . Anyone interestetl m ay see it now . » w I Iti a r>noli net- Mini I am a f o r i i -t-U-ci ion to Mu* o f . c}| I III Ml. grow ing a fine crop nf celery by . hi 111 v i ,»riiiiil8H,.3*'i f r**m •- *.J li. F. Smith. This offer is made 1I It'I ^1 No L*, i*«11))*■**l In III*1 *1**I'll ill** Y.'lHH lit Mu* 1it*in u because ( need the money hero. f ix lull It* lil mi J u n o i* r at ItI ' i liui*r> *■ E. R. Moore. 251) N. E ..2 ‘>th St . .III. A 1». j m i i n MKlsrii .Miami. h i u i i m m .i : i n t i i i : %11Tr.it* o i lo acre farm , W mt Side, itudutl MM \*l %. ilig all tools .md equipment I it |x|i r . annotui* r Mini II am * for i* , ' r r l l m i lo M ir o f1’osf.e. sion in time for Spring i*ntallilii(* ( , tl 1 1 ( I ’ m Ii1 1(r % i*», 11-1 in 1**1**(i «•i" f r *»in crop, if desired. I'lione '• 1*» .1. L. I *I**11 let S y m i I'J* i I lo Mt** ,lf* II. E e llo is . i I n Ii i II of lilt* 1 " I « T 8 III I.i#* l>**»im•r a t h I't ivi .t t i to 1 r 'lie lil on J u n e ■Mi. A I' !*«?% i v vss I'll W K v% i l l I ** :»i»(*i • * * . » ! • • K in n ^ i m : II. K 1L U L L i t : i i i mi . \ r i i t i : I w .-ii t.. iitriuu:i* r my rnmiUlfto fm iio- I M A I 'i: IttH 'liS < votlock i**rii'f puppie, for sab'. M w k . G eorge K . W i l M“ ' v Ho te l. f n r r » - * l e r t l " t l I ' S *h* , Vtf f Ice o f , I ' . i m U J n . l r e nf B e m l a c i c C n u a tV r t n r l i l s . su b je ct tn th # w i l l •# **»• i D eltiitc ra flr V n leis of l»etnlntola| t - o u n t r . In the I)emnct*stlc P r i m a r y heio J u n e 61 It. e l e r l l o n 4a be J AH U . M H A H O M . I It < ')>'!> V M*i III A N , bus )ii> n i purled beds were shunt I'd back and forth and sLu-per: aroused, The q in k c movement was east ii mi west si n** I •U'wl.iturr t d iv . w i;I i :m M l b . ig h t .I t . t t le r la ls f o r r e p a ir *I‘ I* I I I 'l l i i **IH * . lot ' iii * .»ii M t t H . •*.••lit 1. I 1)■* • *.i * 111** • iI bills lo n g e r life ItoMil - 11il I e n u r te s y . -,-r- U y ( i u ‘l'A V 'ip y 7P5? Yr T-3 m s e r ' ))-^ o p j k ; o .- ir A N v i' .kb Mi l L-y i R i , c-_b d!=i> -J l ull i 4»%mT~UIJ.U i i • aii*tt»*lin*,* H u ll 1 a m .i i >i f.u Mir of flu*** of *'on Miv-li h l No i H* lllliiolt Kh'tl’l.l — r*(•! MMlllfl Colli I'ltitu.ii Li '**1111*1•• N*,‘?* 1 1 V' . rflllil I"I 9*III t•I• •lllil * 111Ml I,*. I * 1♦, M A I J. k i i Ii Jc * ( t* III* H i l l *•T Ml, to|i i k Ml 111'* lu-tlio i n11, j'i iti.ii v ()♦ 1««* li* I•I oil Jim* •i )*. \ m i •:*' ^ ..I., | ••-*I n th ht a |,|»r**f!ii t • \ I* i M M I SMITH ii - i m i: nr n :\ri: ' .lllllDtlll, • 1 0 v i'll rnltilat ton to III. **f l ft* «■ > • r li. ftVjici ft*l>1iirl No •It lei '(<o« io at >' 11. ill strict wa* I •til Mi I MmI •1**1 I |)1P n | „ , , i l r i r l c l |, rl rcieit. I |*rotnl*e mt li o n e .' m , . I n c » — t)ke nil in |n 1st r a t io n • free f r ,,,,, i l . r u -n M mstlillrsninene** i r r n e r s l t y con io'C lrit w i t h this of. O, 4*. H E I t N t M l S . . A Zip Service l l t l i . 1 2 th . l a t h S t s . DOLLAR « * * , I'M *« (iilli SPECIALS MM II I' l* i‘.'» till |||[(C\ lrtl>. nl tti«* » Mi** st«’Itoil *o Itl* f "l"111*4,11 X i ■ U I I \M %ll * .-.I r* *r lI T in> **r If im «, *tf S**iniiHt|i* ih** tii'i Ion «if Seminole Paint $ 2 ‘50 * »n n . i i t iiiiurx io r** 1)1 I i IPS t*n » , * j >i ' l of J n *.»• I'jfR \ **i * ii '»(*» cl i%e l f . I. I I MIA MY or Come in and figure with us. i o i \ i i I'lto M li I I h i . m t i i i i m :y 1 < .t l| II*Milit * Itll • *t t I I. 1.4 ( |l|* 1 * • • t Hi lit: \\\ i »i. Will 11,. t - • tiii |*i tui u ' t * IK> I 1i *1*1 K . • *1 MM t i * *•i v t l l i I . *iI. I (• 1 i * Ll.* Mi l it 1 1\« ' •O (Legal Notices) !; i v i. Ms DAYS ,i in 1 • • .......... P&G and Brushes Paint, At] aI Special Dollar Day Discounts L ■»"r i » . ti 1 1**1. 11*\ t. 1 • i|ml I : i m : vls IN* .l>» t: ml Ll PI It \ 1 1**\ .ini ti. *>i. i . t •I•- t • 1 t I)1 ) t -|. .fit! Mt ii • i«**11*■.111-* lit'il lit * 1.. . *1 It. i • t t tl Ml l u l l .Mk*l 1i • Hit 1**-1 i l>it mLi i *i*ii ' > i 1 1 in Mi>‘li lit tit i t t tl *ti ll.■11 i l l . -J* IH*' ’ I X*•!! t 1.** -.11. .1 I.. . t i t |i|i.tHit ( ** * It *1 *i f f | c . It* M i l l * • •I It,* L. i * « .1 ti i i it M 1 I II 1 t ll >« lit i M' *f . •i ...tilt '*) | t | it* tl! .Ik. *■#4 ( li i»*. il it ' llhl 1*. *1i i • *1 .t »i *I it,l 1 X Hill MARTIN’S PAINT STORE . - .I. ft tnla lit Ml I lo a lo. v . Pdtiki |*< i hjl ft« in t ' It ii i'itlirr. *i he a ml a J»l*, a i hi I >* •'i i i' n 11: *'«*ni t a » I «,» ' a h i II Sti nlo i -I >f*niii*il. i •• i.i • tin Mo .‘ ml t|a v ••I Si*> 1 l ' Y a ml l Ii* a .*ml Mo 1 1 " 1* •i ii ml .h |••ml a i' . m * 1 •it ill'll r••Hi111* li* ell It* •l I lo JMril il.i I **f » *t I........ } I r*J*, f o i » * >a i i f i mil | . .f * ii on un i . i f* I T IS I'I K i ll I U •*K I ]l i luN •*r»li*t It* |•ii 1*11 -I,* a ............ | 1.0.1 II. m l . l IX III xx *.p,||u i 1 1*1 Siltif »i *1 S ' t»t 11***1* • • \1 .la *,in *■ i\ IX ' . 1, I ' l l 1 • X X » i 1 . **. . »*M\ •• M I T S L H S T i n : h i *n * *i x I I I h n l c* " 1 ML W U l l P i l l I’ o i •*miri I mlii i a I O r d e r he p n h l i r h r ' l lo V , Hanford H e r a ld , a new* nil per ,piibll*hrd in Ha n ro rd , ttrinln d r I'niMXD. K ln rli la .l once u wi*'1i f o r f o u r i t ) o o n w c u I t ' e weeba. W 1 T N L 8 S the H o n o r a b le XV. 1, . Red Front First 207 .a i l (Mruup >Niciii - at > i ari.l w i l l at*|,i* **m** **u (i *io vi In . 11 l iMt iL I- M an,I I ' » *IM ' ott Mi.* i i i I ti i ii r x to h r ti rld In Jus* I \ It,%IH I S*' , a coi |**,i ai * • L. f*. UAMAN • :.9 MILL UAC KIN»~. B und t i r a d e H o lly , A v e ,, a t Y ard w iiit i: I* t i l l • it *•1• > * I oil i H i 11 « i 111, iv *( I * t »..* I.i 1ICC ill v '\ I (*n • 4 I M! tiii* . ,L jo?) T H E YARD WITH Mi HO'. |,|| li* I' I ii *I I 1 *1 i* i *1 *» and I 1 T I \ fi | jii*i i'* t 11• u i*l*1»' *' I I fill V<1it )*-. 1 flit \l I'lmne t:i.'» .. i ' * i ml itll) \ | . >j Mo­ ll ‘ > • t * 1' tl ») l‘*D . .tt||D; \ | I •!« r t t. the I I I I ’. \ 8 l l i : i t i ill \ T% 1*1•••-•1• in of q m l i l t 'ice. fair price nad quality materials combine guarant , . > i . ii satisfaction. * • ••Itll I L* r* It* •i ti.** till?* m i lit -. 1 «»f ii? O cheaper to b u ild lc * re ilrd no d a m . ig n,. i- run A l(**M In J i i n r ________ __ , _ _ ----- ) a-t. inu i h r \ »'i* i IGHT PRINT SHOP * ..m* t on m v |*r* v |o*i L l l*l,i ift .n l l ..r s* t. '1 *>* vue og. any thi'ig in 2 3 — W a n t e d Uviil E s t a t e Mil, 1i« ■ of Mo* I'l-ilr*- fin, I x till 11M*»■ 11*. 1H I 11, rot. i tot* i v * .* h i it a i v * \ i» i * » :* * * I'h .lc "g A plume cult will get 1 want to buy It) acres high, a b ­ l u l l *iir.aiKC \\ W 1 Ii .IIT ' *|ll.l t • *1*'ll I v* |I li ft hrr»*hy iiutiouiici* rn> cumll'lncy i l l t l o 'an 1‘lmiie 417 W. :• Rail 1 i.f •I * 11 j i i .•,I In ■c* ri, » .1u*Ir -i 1It* *ii) 1 ■•iM solutely dry land, close to S a n ­ ( . . r i ** - v H ) ( l«,ii l*i t l i r o f M r r **f Hli»*r- hlM Irr t li* l 1 .1 M ilDl.il rii.i I.H lit (In* i f f »tf S c r i . i l I f i ‘ ot i i » l > a u l . J r * l I n ford. Mr. Downes, 515, N. llroad* , 'fll III x, .**ml r*n St mIn W U i\ L L I . In ucM' ti *»f i lift \u(*ri» In Mm I'IdrLI.i way, Orlando. Plume 48181, h m i o r r n i l t ' p i n n i t r y i*» lo* L r l d n « * f t l l' 1 D ill: . il.D WALLS • v ' N IN *•i r r n i \ T i : \ m : \ r Jllllr. I Wi ll nt »| »l «' «*LUr y o u r , 1*011 r m \ n \ Ilorn®> f i I'Ll li.i THE NEW W A L L PA IN T 24— LotH F o r Side o r i *i i i i . m i\#» t i i i r n o > »,upt*urt. r n j ,'tftfully > *»Urw I i y i fit l*i a n i i M i i i i r r m i caH thJne* HAND. r"lN«. NEW AND HET\ T i n : r n i n i T < ■I ) f i . r Mi* **ffI r r -,f S i i | » r r l n l r m U nt *•* .11 i v i ii t; m i N T ) I f)tt I LUTHER t N FOR M A - 2 Acre lots on Dixie Highway, I 'l l M ic tiiMl r i i ' l h*n "f H n iiln -'h ' po ii t i i i : i,i:i.i* i.v rritn I I I A S t-m tV . L l *||||f 1 . V|||ijt'i | I " ill* w III * * f tbs S n h je c i i- in*- ............... Ih*rnoLAI.I PH O N E 2.15.1 OR n ear laikc Monroe. Fine T ruck­ Y•*ur i w . i i u v r u r . . m i . i •*i.i t If- lT M t i a i > , I her* hi iMiltiHinc# i**rr* mi (hr |irlmaf> Jam* r COI.LER, SA N FO R D ing land, outside city limits. L. m i r:i ini I(I ii ci f,,» 1f* Mu* 11nii9«(» nf t*ii|iiiMi i w III h* a|*|ir* *-lul* *1 I Ifi: LLLTt*\ L K M » N • I Iti l l ' M W I I K L L L \l A \ W L L I. A. Retiaud. Phone 11*0 W. 301 " . „C*| *ri*hi*iii iiiiv **v a •> ti n***Hi1»*■r **L I .ll loll 1’i ‘T H L O . I N L . a ♦ * *; |-Mii|i r If ii,>niln.n»*»1 I j>l#fi1«** 2nd St. 1 *i*fi*ii(|uiit, n.\ h* « l * ff«»ri#* h» h. luilf nf Mm r o i l r o \ # T \iu .i : .V ( »IM » L It * » r L i lli U X l I r s BitDG S T O R E —P re|.em 111■ **f H*f III IIIi#!•• •*••ii lit Tilt* I ) 11-1 eh* ariikfiiiiirr my camlhl.t' T H L S TA Ti: » » L I L m | ; m -\ r« > I liu IUa«*i1 nf I h r |H***|II*' «*f F I mI I - fi*» tin •, r r I•*- ,»f r*»ll**liihlr. lions, lirjg a , Noda. We are 2 6 — . M is c e lla r .e o u 8 F o r S a le i nt: m . T t in l i :m i m • .1,1 i»- T a x It el h-f, »*►i»,*chi H y r r i h i r - 4, MlhJ, Cl M. I III'1 Ii lli nf Mil* l o l l I I **T.M L M I N L , . a « *!• • ** your phone, ( ‘all 103. (In n nf in ra l Inn*** T I i I m, In my nil Jim*n o AT FOL SA I.r.; Mi foot bridge **t>lnliin. li h«*lnu math* l*» t*)i|*« 1 1 r a n lm *ff**rlri| hy mi L K I NLA U •‘ tin l lh a ( a Hitiiiliiiih * m *'■ deck o u i s e r . thirty inch draft, r *i ultnhl#* . I N I ! IhiiMan **f H ir IlLOt'K S—Irrigation I**-* ii lipfi-ltifoii* |**t*ii* *i *'• |ne«e it f|i»* *•♦ •111 t;it**«»Unr la x r u n I i . i : n u n r t l u r i n ' r n i u t luiw six. I’rice fully "t-quippcd, sleeps an,| general cement work. a m . . n r the ,H|i*|r »»**n«1 M «* im rtm rn it I w I b Ii in i h i i i i m i i i i ' i 1 M u m I urn ■> M-. v *m j i |lift 1li aI l hi* Mlit m M .!• S*-1m „ , ( 8. i "»i |i fith**> ni*,| i "lilt'll - fm r* cmollil.il> l o . i ,. -,.|eeH(i» lo I lit- ■•( II iss|«* l '**11 111 >. 1 'Inf Ida, ha * «" Concrete Co. J. E. T cr- r«nsonalde. P. 0 . Itox P38. or r i n k of Mix r i r c u l l r o . n l , h i) it I Lai Hit* ham** n i i m *< •** t*-ii M i n l a r l Y (lie 4,*mi ii f h*ft am i I ’l t h * .ft,*i* .. l‘rop. 3rd and Elm. H n i i l n n l c i-onnl>*. K l o r l d u . » u n - n l tavliHf io i**iir fnllm* *»• •h * I iin iiiln n M « n I j u f P lenty of WOOD & COAL at Du* If li«itk*»r«**l hi Ih** *>» I H u m 1m * In ii i*\ *,( •* till t h r r l i r r uicv v Jecl In tin ilcclsloll of III* Deli n'- nMh-**rv* *i| I) |i|»•*I nt u l , t#i ha i ** i%1111111 tin** Hi ul i* di 1 h*1hh*. h u r t’s Wont! yard. Dili & Cy­ anil ,-1 Kill- Vo te rs or Hem lu n le (J o o n ly . • r x n r r l r tin* Mi a I l ROD FI ,N‘c; - The Roof Ev* press. Phor.e 38C-M. * f f h*«'M* «*r i i k #*111a ii I**-1• u liMii* In 1 lie l> ,m ot-ril llc l,rlm n rv III--* a* rn fH #4li*h t hat rm l. r*MH‘*AA rfiiihl l*«* m 11 •*1 «»h'l 1hut H W . P E A It M A N . J r “«*• Mctnl shingles li n n 1.1 Le licl.l I'll J u n e M il. A P tn iir •tflhciH ii ml ii«*-t*l** •*•* un IMS. M »u>m 'in and gnlrlnir.e<l Clark Jewel! Gas R ange with oven kit<*wn. 1*011 M l'K IIM T K M lfA T OP v. k nniini.A sn T 'llI lt K C n it i:. )o u ■) Ml I t I•J* J'Uiich 11. Cowan. Oak re g u la to r (70. Circassian Wiil1*11111.IL h r m i ^ T i o i TUX riJM lv N T P ltM ltC 'T H * ' V. ji hi »« i n nil i*l ill fn r r e - u l p r t h D eon i i i M i i i i i :: 5j "hmd St. Phone 111. rttit d re sse r $20. Red, Spring 4 (*. f (?* IS’i " . i, I ' m |im itllitn. m i i i n ' l ' i i ’i •»»• •* I*ffh#* nf r -pi rlnimHl4»i|l of — iino nnec I list . * « n i I w l-l. f. int uit In tlie abo ve am! r - i ' solus* M nttress $20. Sellars Cabinet $00- i i u h l l r fi l l lllc offlc*. Ilf 1 * 1,11 ln»*lriirt|M f**r H rm liitt’ * l ,’lllnlitlule . nit’s iu io D uk In lllc abot. i-D le-j ®W*r. Signs of all kinds. Eilisott phonograph and 21* rcc,- L o i m i y . amhJrrt *1«i th** I'U H O M 'ft. - ' I n l d i t or ,1IIS. I* ' of l l w I 't l li v I".Inn a pC'icci-lliiii to I-uitrel l .rtehilinde Couniy. '"ourt, •nii'td Point 4- Wall PuVer I'r liim ry * V m i r iiu>|>ui %DI t#» MpDlHirli) N ’" ord* $76. 2 living rt»om r a k e r s lir**ilftlnl * ' I'I..l l,In -.ini I u » t tee of tl,,- |'em 4i ih.) i cert Bill Wurratit) D*—I iluleil _ i .. = 1*1II It: ISltt . clivcylllB the fj*»* t . vJ L a w t o n . 1.1*1 c|i i r iiiqirl.ltiB H l r c l l o n 1'ic- A $1(1. each. Eddy re fr ig e r a to r $50. o" ine ilesrrlheil lauil e l t i n . ) 8* d m * . ,Vn'. ), a. , t«. to. n . a is. os mill hrlns In Henilnolc **••».ul>. __ r u n 's iie n iK i ■kAPlI—re p u u in g , piano 301 Holly, ■I |I,'„ I tn | l.r liccleliui nf the liemi mm i» ciimllila t r fu r Mi® off let f i r m III- l*rln)Srt to In* h r l i l otl Jolt'' Klorlila. to-M II: ‘1 ‘ Xpert* with *7 year* l e t U S of It'* T o w n " f I-'O l* ’ or H t i r r lf f m ol w i ll i q q u r c l r . l s ' U U - 5th. A D D*!" " i m i l an per plu a of ,l ht» ID* rr- Sanford music store 27— M on ey T o Ia>an I " I I I ri'|>reeh't«, y c u e stqiiiorl m ol I I S r c s i i r ' c ) . f l c t In the 1 111V»*< I . W T I t l D M i : r r i " ,r Ju n ' / T w i , - K K . i Shrtppir Mclainder Arl-uUltn ttecoriln .f H* rnlioilc, MONEY TO I /) A N 1 noti,. (g{2_ I ’o q ii ty . F l o . ’lila. FOII ailKHIKF ........ _ h k oi* r u v e n p i i i 'i j i ' s t DIAMONDS, W ATCHES, llerel>> r c ii u lr e 'r *•**•» I’ult y|a»'»»l*rr >,**. F o i l * - - are f .e r .r -h i -f n r e —nlfr' . t i l l ' ' *■•* T •"•nirtl V ^ - A N D . —P E R S O N Ai*^ 1 )irr.,Ui annoiiuc* at the t-iiu rl ll io is • • H m i fo n l.1 *RTY.' ITERMA'N’S LOAN n l r t ’o u n l y subject In t l i r I 'nace. D U t r l c t f t l f of for J net Ice <■! No. « su li jrct t " I lie w i l l of t l " Bern I note D o u n t ) , F l m l h * me voter* »t «b" J*"1 * * ' . ' . V O FFIC K 27 W. CHURCH S T , w c n n il i t s ) of A p r i l . A D i » 2 » and| ^ • ‘ 8 ' Luly fo r SaturD e o u ' c i s t l c ' i i i r t * J u n e 6th. S*i*' J. K. M.CI.KIXAND u nii'l Itier,. n i.l ii-’ -it or t " lb*’ ford, t.ul.e Mutt roe. i ' a o l a . 1 - it . ' 't l * n i 'u l.|i only. It. nnd ORLANDO. p o ll ro ltr.T V J f l j t m A li irv. l. iim w o iM l ..................... Iilli of t'otn phil li L f l i c ) n Mn»l l.ijSl In (tslo cnuse. • . . . I, !Vnent- Sanford Ave. I l u r c h / a n o n u n e c toy catirll<1srv H>.rIn«r•• ntol K rest f i t ) ' , »-on*11*«•t 1M o n e y to Ix>on.— -W h e n b o r r o w i n g ll la I h ere fore •r * -' i I list HU* u r r e f i n a n c i n g y o u r m o r t g a g e ', c o m e io ufi f o r . s t r a i g h t lo a n . N o hot h e r a b o u t m o n t h l y p a y m e n t* li. W . H e r n d o n n n d C o . S e m i n o le ■v, I '■* Ill** in i*.• I h'litm i iti lc i»i i in li r > ,I till** * \ "l|i \«*|f " III In* J*|l•i I .H i <1 I! <' ( I In IO W l l i <IX. lli— Houses For Rent Ralph W. T.osftlntf Mgr— Hired. k D ro ll I ♦ * •f »' I h it M itriTiiiiinc«* til' *“ii * iiii*iitf»l# l o r I In* t>»ui l ft tll h * 1'\ . MlhJ* *■! In lit** -till i ,n-* Mar. Hi. , l -\. I I aeries A. l.ev.ne. flying hi a t r a n j -A tb ir.ti plane, •*rile i d- o r t i i i . I Mil l I T > o l II I’ 1■ ann aio-i* io\ r.-iiolI,|, j y .title. »tf t'f t.u* « *1r '•nr, M iU jrc t In ll . w III of t* i » ai ' 1 '.'in ■■->iilli- prl \ rH s r N ATim *r ill * 1;| *.i■8 II 111 ihI iJCJII llirt. 1 11Hit I 1'lv Ml |l |»<ll : »»f nil 111, ill 1VllinCTrt I A, Mr Repairs on all Radios and P h o n o -! , i I i :u i in- ••III’ ll.ifur.il U MMl.'Vlntftltirlluli ••t 2 8 — R ad io I'o litlru l A n n o u n cem en ts I !*i n h; it mi",* .»« . .i h n rd ii i t ld a i v I*# miii ft-c il lilt p * ll ;tH Ht-im lu r fruiM lit** T 1 11 Sell,i t ««rl i*1 clinliicl j h i m ' i I *>( S r tn hull i i V irijirtl i i i *8 mil* Ifi*i in I in* t v i n n c t ’MtIt* (it I in ;i i\ It) hi hrltl J u n e Mil. Hi 28 If »*l»-c|»*t! I I 'l id ii i- i In i-tiiiliu u r l.o it oi k for | h*» he*-* Inti i «*n( »«f th** «im l 1 1« t .uni i In v ite y o u in m y ■ «*«*1 mu •iii'li ItiiinirMuit Ifif'nlu* k i••ti ;$** *.*.*• r»*inls.ai**.fi*n*rv;\tl**f» i*f f.II modern eotivenienecs. Phone graphs. If we don t fix it. thei>> 70. Call at .*!I8 Palmetto Ave. 's charge. Couch's, 108 S. Park ---------- i Ave. 2D— I'tirmn Fur Hate Itu--i I F arm s, Groves, 1‘ <> llox 10 to. ’n II 1 ti.ae and very little money "Id tilings new by use of Spat liim isb . l.ncgucr and Siiil hy Sanford Paint A 'l*cr Cu., ti. VI, S tu a rt, Mgr l-:. Gt. : « oi vr% \«r«*i:s**oii o r 'I' 1 M > 1"t Itibll \ ir *«>u FOR R E N T OR SAI,K— Five r m i T i n : i . i a t i n .* t i in', |, room, modern, Spanish style 1 n,-rt*nv m n io in ic c oil n i n i li ili u ')1 i 1IMIt**If I *nll It I i , Hilli|erl 1*. stuevo bungalow in good locution. b l o i e mstijeel e ill n| lfl« \ .1• I —|f| fl||> lli iiiii* (to- Il.. e g ls lb l iii r'gel s lsubject the t ",, Ih U K«id toadster *20 or A bargain 2110!) O range Ave. for I I, . , .a r r > ol • • m ln o le w i l l ..f ‘ " ....... .. i t - I t i*»*ilI V i 1 J till* *< m P ini «a*h. 'lost he to Oak Hill Subdivision. Sanford. r m i n h In tl,» p r i m a r y lo In' hnlil I A TA TI*: I !>Vs ........all "no U \ Mb St. Ull I It M| M M I .<'It 11 Five room house for lent. Clone r\x n n . i .i 't Tiili, .. n ti tn *ii 11• *• Mini 1 am n i Apply 801 in. Reasonable, i o n i oi NT) .ii niii: f it i • * I«• i *••*i !•• ih^ 1 do',!: Magnolia Ave." *1 *\ '••II* * i i **f S # m l h I l , . i . l .I.' \ a iiiooiio-t- in ' eimtl lilitc' ' Kit i, ),-* r k** i In* ncMon i - a* d 1 lahato Irueks. fo| 1lo .. 1 1 1 ..- ..f I*.m ilt ' .loneo of «t * in In M i- t •#*ifiorrm|l*' >*II1111o I i li III ' , K in ch in . slll.j. ■I hit l.'lth. .'■feit. Phone .'t. I Seven m ini house at 10pi French S1.1 .» I . In 1.1 In J i j n r l u l l ,. ii iif tinD ' l i o i i i i i l lo III. Ave.. newly finished inside. I»I •11 u ill .«■ *i |»t 1j*t**f1 i a nii.' :.i h. i A t ' l-HOI I I 'a r l' Rent $25. p it month. Inquire of |.i,It'll JM I l> JIN KINS f n 1h i - o l f l . . l - III Do li n II .1- I \ N CO. Aul ul nit til. n. I1 In .ms I..... I tOIduo, 1). Jin kills, court house. ro ll T M metal worksi-Mti n l ' m o l n . solo ii i In. - ......■••I t 1 1 Ili-M I *V ,i iiii.il lire In (*ir p f o p l r l, ml o f III,- I M- opl . Ill the phone 71 tl-W. o room tio h s r f u m i s l i e d . P h o n e eorullin ........... la t h ' I ’l i o i l l l ' t Mum' Mini I nm a •■•••«■- nf H**rini*fl 805-W. Moll If lit, I.eople see fll to fleet i in m in i. 1 1* l 11 i.i \ a*M'88tir wnlijf rl II'm I) of ( lit* Volt-* » Ill m. it. lli,- ..rflee I hill c l 'e them hi Mu* .lit HITS MAHMONS J "t lin.i i x l it to* 11**I *i f itt* I *»*!!)■♦ *♦ 11 in e tr h i. iil , fle . t l ' . am i ...... . 18— Wanted To Rent hfor.l tutomobile t'o. x t it I Inive live*I in J ...... mi t i ,i i ; h ! m in I* 11 if lull St*mliit*U- c*in n tie** In « n a in? c S A M I T . , a it W I L K I N S O N * Innlia \ \ i Phone 1.17. 1 ii d Yt* RCCVpi I f o r 1m n u f Want ed at mice I unit shed house **ri a mi *»f t n > t i i i -. D c m i H n r s i . u i m h . i : i*on tit v *1 nut ii11 *81o vi I- r by perm anent resident. Do not f o r I J v**aiH I 11iii t* ma it** m y II v pints* S e r v i c e I .11 M'V. object to going out on edge of iribf l a i l i m *-' • l . u n i t’ l l n i . « f r u i t I n khti f*i ii nil** ii itc** 1 1*it i I tint r carnhil.il i* f.*i i «*-1 I* * l i.*»i l*i III*- nl • itrttl f.iiriihor I |ott|toM* (ti I »*t r \ P h town if desirable location. Apply kinds. h 11" (irof.Hl’t liillil I g'Elt Si r vice nf all l l . . .ii Mi i ij ii ty *'1)111111188111111 i f r Dim l n X |Hi > c r .i i tr l o V H u l i i K M i e |K»» To U uc :t:tt)2. |H h I t h i N*» 1. f till)* cl 1*■ t h r trie - n l u i i t o f t i v . C. E. .1 . G. M. care Herald. |M*rtx |o i .-*•n 1 1h Yuur f*ui»poM 20ti North P a r k A v e . o r . 1 mi foi service on all letting machines. Liberal tf fur your old machine, on ern Singers. Ia‘t us help r your sewing troubles, riling all m aterial lllc per nunc >,nving Machine tNj.i o i i ■i%_ ii tiTimiiiFi* m y i’ti ti*Iiilttey *'• rl» **l lit** .‘lr*'.iiH *•*n r t xul*I " 1Ii** V »11 nf tin* | m hi I *. mtit’i .i 11«* |trf Iliilf \ It lit* li* 1*1 I a ih ,i|**»rr* li*li. ym ir tcmutdl'.u- ling. .a SANTA MARIA C »!.. Mar. I*: i IN'S) An earthquake slio.ik l it*' \ i»|*.|-«i ||| Mt»* 1Af'i'in. Simla Miirir fot ab oil ;xi se -.>n i - i i* 11, munity is offering. Furnished Apt., water nntl garage. Rcn-nnable. Apply Apt. I. PHONE Nieely furnished a p a rtm e n ts with j mtikes I white pied Shetland pony; phi: ftc-h t lipped. Reward. Iictl" i t ). r u t ii '" '• lo annoum-e ri> •i)ie1litar> JU'.iite Ol I'Ciiee or District No ru n i i.ru ii o r m i u r Desirable furnished ap a rtm e n t. close in, nil convenience*: three rooms, private bnth. Very reason­ able. Smith, Printer, Mel.under A r c a d e .. Phone 410. „f Jack tuul dill. South27— Money 'In lawn Lhool \i dilmiinn, Fridav Nieely furnished gunige apart­ We a re prepared to m ushier ■tpment, with garage. $25.00. En­ M. .vrulti 50e ehildren 25c. plieniion for first Mortgage quire 111! W. lllth. | 70 childi vn. I am ns on the la’st type of resi­ |( Anil F o u n d dp m 1 " l-li ,n rtimtMin.'r In Mir |wci|J«* nf s* in .fn,;*»I *mi tit y Mint l ii tn ii l*n ti>l i * I a •. f.,r i .**i*l i i’t l**i* tn tltt* **f fj* * *i T.i * Mil j r i 'l to lilt* G a ra ge nppurtm ent for rent with nr without g arage. ML* W. it h. Street, nour.cemenis : m t iim tiih t »on section daily for the things this com­ 15— A p a r tm e n t F or K ent ro g v in g e q u ip m e n t; U n tilin g ^ C ra tin g -S h ip n in g S id e -T ra c k F a c ilities, x I 'l m n c 89fi 2(H) N . M a p l e A v e n u e in s . ^ il ing their offerings in this section, you ing it and seeking the opportunities 411 IYrk Are. \ Bui l d To W i t li s t a n d T h e T e s t Of T i m e 10-11 Plants and Flowers 1-1— Rooms Without iionrd ui- m^. t—'T he Smmithsotiian Institution toilny fnrally * re.-ognired 'th e claims of the W right fit others in , siit,),(<t to in,. ,lr,*|slon of It..' j ' ii' ts to ili..' | ’.'moi lall<* l'rltmir> umb n ‘ biit-k to New York, was the pr tra ile d to iitro v ,rsy over I., l... I.. ,1 i,a Juiih ton. a . 11, tsrs f reed di-wit by fo^ on St. Simon's first f l i g h t o f h e n v i e r - t h a t i Da v i d s i ’i;i:u. >raft. Island here today. II • and his p.i.<o r d i m i i m m .i : eiig.r. Miss Mabel Hob. p l a n t . rm m i . t - wume tin- trip tomorrow if the •T i l HI iilUnmtic*' tlistf I urn a •*..l IM.lt fnf* /*•-cli'Ct|l*|l |il th*> nf - went hi r eK ai-s. fi*. ..f ‘••tint > i *i)tnviti**liiiti‘r Tint)* l» Nti ,« r I. M|1|J|*I‘I III | hr lie* DETEt 11VK \ It REST El) 1*1****• tT flic v **t *"r m |ti ll* «• | i**iniii. |f" I , I I ttlii I" % I n |ir* hf 1,| y | | J u i l , r*tii \ i*. n r \v in :i:u iii MIAMI. Flu.. Mar. HI (IN S) E \-l <ly I ' e t u t i ' r Tiiin Nazwuvth i o n r o t \ t v c o n v,|o<ioM :tt a) A” 1 v i-li m uimniinc* i tinr .1 a m a was i.riested here today, as he 1 ’ft l**r til** *rf fl**»* .if H n U tll) a train, untl.’r an indietmem c h a r g ­ r«*in Miir**-1 ‘i n r f m ii i H l m i le t Nn, h, . t t<1 Mir il«*t‘t*|nn i*f Il» r %111* ing Ii m and tw„ oil)’)- cit) |odii'.> th(> m urder . f II * r % la tb t H rrr.u ccttU ' I,rlirmr y tn rfficers with ..TI J ll lM M il , A l) H*2M. Kier. n ne.tr.> hell Imp. 4 A. f HONil. ****** J t *t 1 ** CJ)nce you Visualize the endless Azalea sale pink (lndicn) <i in. to 5 in. OH 1-ilc each. Oilier $1. or over prcpnld. Helvedere Nursery,* Eurleton, Fin. .1. R. t'. ('ollins, pro prirtor. *\< *xrm \ T7 i d tc | I ’oUttcal A n n o u n r e m e n r - FRIDAY and SATURDAY These bargains for two days only Hoosior and makes Down ment. Kitchen Cabinets Metal Refrigerators Velvet Rugs other Pay­ GO, 75 a n d 100 p o u n d c a |» u r i l y . I 'r ic t- s f r o m $20..r>0— l ip. DO W N P A Y M E N T 2 7 \ 51. A r i - g n l a r $3 r u g . O n e (CVi.xh o n l y ) a t I he r e g u la r p rice an d ANOTHER Linoleums FO R ( C a s h only ) 2 Square yards while it lasts for Oil H and I 'a f n l e d I 'io tu re H (('a s h o n ly ) Paintings WAGONER FURNITURE 3(3 E. F irst S ir e d y ti v � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 16, 1928; <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/f1e35888e656c118d0a96f38aec61acf.pdf 2e484894689e373f5b06eb36c80c3d3b PDF Text Text i '' - .v . r - <s'.;1 frK r •• Cfo : ■ Coast’ tonight; colder Sunday fa ir and colder. slnd. xix. rith i .i I.raHcd W ire International News S em ce HANFORl), FLO RID A. SATURD AY. MARCH 17.1928 N il Member A triil Bureau O f Circute'.ons Bandits riendly Indian G roajrO f 'SMITLE GlRtt SixRobArmed lhase Bank Bases KILLED FBoys Payroll Truck Makes Tour Of City s defense On. Letter INSTORM THAT Leading Business Plants BECOMES WIFE ifGeo.A.DeCottes H OFMAHARAJAH BUFFALO, N. \\ Mar. 17— (I N S )— Six armed bandit* todny held up tbe guant nnd dri­ ver of a Liberty Rank truck and escaped with three payrolls approximating $25,000. The rob­ bery took place in n yard behind the Duffy Silk Company office*. According to jmlice tho bandits trailed the truck in n cap which was reported stolen last night. When tho rhtek en­ tered the yard the bandits cov­ ered the driver and guard with shotguns nnd obtained the pay. rolls, immediately speeding nwny again. a ' < «• to < i ux' i :l Between 0.0 arid 70 hoys, coni- their fingers moved rap(dly hver poring the Friendly Indian groups •he keyboard, releasing ifnittires to form ii line to lie cast into a Grnndmother O f R. C. Wilcox o f the Methodist, Baptist, Presby­ slug. They saw tho line o f type Nancy Miller Who Recently Became Converted To Fuith Pinned Beneath Wreckage terian, Episcopal churches and on n galley for proof taking. Of Hindoos Is Married To scvccal other trib?», were the And Is Killed Instantly; The youthful visitors were tin ii Wealthy Prince Of Indore Severn! Hurt, 2 Seriously gtiPXla this morning ,.f The Iferald taken In the proof reader's desk uk n pint <>f :..i riuicallonal tour whe.v they weie shown how *.he which tori; them through several proofs ntv corrected to- conform to the original copy. They saw the btuditcrn cone .inn r f the City. A t $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 - $ r » 0 , 0 0 0 ’■ The 'hoys vt-rp head>1 by C. O. type |.lin ed in the hank, correetlon W itte, !•* |io. vi or of the Seminole lines inserted .and then taken In Davis Amcndmentl’ rovidcsAn' Twister Cuts Bath Two Him I- (V in ty \ M. C. A., who has con* ‘ lie makeup tables. Here the hoys Mtirriugc Is Culmination Of Unmuiuo That Huh*Caused Equal Allocation O f Radio red Yards WldeAndlla:; V c- ; d» 'tod them on previous tours. Af- ■aw the- makeup man nsacmltbug Broadcasting Licenses As Crillrisnt In United Stales fill’ ll,.' ::i • ad.Till news matter to loci tv O f 60 To 75 M ites .tor leaving The Herald office, tl There I h Demand For Them ‘ . 1pnrly was taken through. tlm vai ions pages, BOMBAY, Mar. 17. ( IN S) Then clime an inspection of the One person was kjllcd, several Southern Hell Telephone Campniiy Just as twilight was fading into W A SH IN G TO N , Mae. 17. (IN S ) thro mill the courtesy o f Howard pie >. which was shown in opemtdarkness. Miss Nancy Miller, n:t irflured, two of Ihem seriously, Overlin, innnngrr, and then to the ion. They saw ii roll of paper .feed — A compromise on radio regtilnand between 12 nnd IS dwellings county jail ns guests o f C. M\ 'lie |i i ' hi with u eoilliiiuoiis line American girl, newly converted to tion was reached today by n ma­ (lie ilmiloit faith, was march'd this CHICAGO/ Mar. 17.— X Wert* demolished ill n cyclone which Hand. Hnnth's bakery, Seminole •>f iieu.qv.ini. which waif passed evening to Tukojirno lljdkur, In­ NFAV YORK. Mar. 17.— In jority of Senate hnd House con­ ’— A acric.s of startling d ti Water's Candy through the press l»y-a juries of dian prince and former Mahara­ struck the little town of Sorrento, Creamery and he United States district ference committees under which 10* miles f *oin Stanford, shortly K itch ii were the oilier places on i .filers, musing au impression t«> jah ’of Indore, hefutv a sacred nu­ First 1-itdy OfLandllnsn'lAl- thut may take n good d t» made upon the (uqier from the 'r' %'~ nUrt. southern district of the powers o f the Federal Radio before 12 n'clpck today, according the itinerary. ptial altar in a small jungle •>( tcntlcd Social A ffairs And tho mystery out o f tho Kvery phase of newapapra ntak- ’ >|.e. They saw the finished pup* r palm trees haul by Itamwahn. A L v York, Federal Judgo Commission would he restored nnd to a hurtled survey made of the Hits Refrained FrontTnklng inentnl Trndinpc Com ing msufiii' as the utechnnicnl pntt !■ av,> the tiress from the same end scene this afternoon. vast crowd saw the riles o f Hu* „ [nox yesterday reserved do- extended for one year. tier Accustomed Exercise mysterious $2,080,000 “ slus is concerned was explained’ in do- to whieh the rtdl .of blank paper cidouful llmdvsi niaVriage. Refusal of Reps. Davis (D ) of | Hundreds o f trees wore upmnt- tail to the hoys. Claud A. llalnes, ,vn. located, [sion upon the application of Immediately heforx* the rites W ASHINGTON, Mar. 17— fund/’ were in tho hands-of Tennessee nnd Rlnnd (l>) of V ir - 1<*•!. houses wed' tom enmptclcly superintendent o f tills department. | The boyu then passed into the hef’il.v of Snnford for a temwttH'kagc was hnrl.'d personally supervised tlm • tup Mi retyping room, who e they saw were liegun the hridegro<'m went (I N S )— Although' Mrs. Calvin tho Senate Public Lancia Sub 1* hravy injunction restrain- giitin to ngroe to the report, how- revovnll' ”fi*ct awuy. \ mind.er of through tin* plant. They were fitst pinto* made from heated metal to los bride's quarters "h ere he Coolidgc Im* been uffictaily de­ committee today na it prepar t'Vcr, presaged another fight on dwellings wcle uiuiMifi.d nnd while shown how advertisements nte j passing over mats, which are if formally asked bet hni.il. A m a Lr die C^ase National Bank the floor of the House. scribed a* recovering from the ill­ cd to close its Chicago inquiry- ' others were moved partly from tent to the composing room, Imw j thin cardboard with rained char- murk of honor the bridegroom was S,.\v York from disposing of The new clues may lead tq.tho amen rod nil over with a saffron ness that curtailed her social act­ The compromise in the Davis their foundations. The property a"kcd und then asseinb-1;uHet .<, urc placed in a casting bor pigment and his bnro feet vver- ivities six weeks.ago, her general locution of sumo ntoro of tha 140,000 in bonds," nt the snme they ara in A mend meat provided for equal loss was variously estimated at U , suggesting that counsel for led. Machinery casting colkmu j and then hot metal is pound if vellow with ochre. F rc It e l 'thing condition, it wua learned today, is used by Harry P. Sinclair to allocution of Aidio bioaddasting between $20,000 nnd $5(1,000. r„, got- together and dolor­ rule.*, lends, slugs, nnd largo tyt" •ho box. The plate with U v turt wan given tn him fur Uir'•'"I'mcntr 'giving Iter physicians and close liccnso.i when (hero is demand for o ff the Republican Natiypal ( Mrs. Blnckwill, grandmother of li.iractera intpics- e.d npyu line iho amount o f bond In mho for advertising pnrpor-ea, Jyo A m he departed for the alia- tinny friends considerable concern. sttrh facilities. “ The effects of Patrolman It. C. Wilcox o f Snnmitten’s 1P‘.!() campaign " dopel f.u *. is then taken to the au. he temporary Injunction la grantsin wn in.opeinlioit. people f l| .it Ins feel a - a -ignul For more than a month now, she They were o f such u startling this," explained Rep. I.ehlbach (R ) fo xl, was instantly killed when the . la* e it e. cut and lrimuia,d io T he Intricate workings o f a R " of urfei turn. Ims not attended un official dimur, ture thut committee' members of New Jersey, "is to bring ubout house in which she was living was In obtaining a temporary' re­ ntype machine, which sets the typ • otiTuin to the required meii.'.uivI'rvliminaries to the Iliad mar ed in any other o f tho cil newspapermen not to »p«CU K readjustment o f the :adio situa­ blown down, the wreckage pinning raining order the City o f Sanford for news matter nnd h«odlinc-. iieiils. riage of Miss Namy Ami Millet nativities thnt custom upon them. tion in an onlcrly fashion. "Under the woman beneath It. Clifford were explained us the boys gwztd Sted n $25,000 bond, which ninFimshing their trip tluongh t • f Seattle, Wash., and Tukoiiia the First Lady. She the Dnvis Amendment the commis­ A wide array of witnesses, Laldlow, who was ill nt his home nt is considered Inadequate by in wonderment at the mcdtanio il I>1it11r, the hoys assembled outside llidkar, indian prince and foretc- has been absent nt most of tho of them "millionaire angels,” sion was directed forthwith to al­ with measles, *a.t believed to be marvel. They saw the linotypo op- and then marched to tlio .tail for f chase National Rank, which Maharajah of Indore, began at Cabinet dinners which are a fea­ the Republican Party have glvi broadensting facilities suffering from u fractured skull that it he Increased to $100,- locate erato » nt work, watched them as i 15-minute visit. o'clock this morning in the la'U • ture of the Capital social season, the committee sortie sensatl equally nmong th? five r.nnrs on lt Is the claim of the City when n piece of flying timber nalnce lit Rnrawaha. and has even hern missing nt the revelations. These developme: iht this amount is excessive nnd the basis of population, wave stunk him down. Mrs. John I sr*n the middle of tie* night V Whhc House dinner table on for­ 'ludrd evidence that: p court advised the attorneys to lengths and station power. ,is was nnother reported to have '1ill .r was am i-id by a vvona mal occasions. L — W ill II. Hays foTtner "Our proposal is Hint the change feet a compromise. been critically hurt. •rvant and t " d to dress hi o-r Normally an enthusiastic walk­ lictnt Nutionul Chairman, Today’s procedure is preliminary will he made only when one none, The twister lasted about five oouial mbes. .'In' wa tlwn led t er, she has foregone InT usual only a small part of tho the City >>f Sanford's action to wliicKi is below its quota dontands minutes, residents of the town re­ m altar vvlui" slie wa* admitl> daily wall, about the city , and refunded him by Harry F. Sinclair, gain possession o f $710,000 io more facilities. The South n o* ported. It came from a south west­ into the Dhiingnr caste, vvlii tho greater portion being used't > I’urks. mis and $-700,000 In certificates has less facilities than other zonixt erly direction and cut n path of two p an it tier on au eiptahtv of »«•'• Dr. Iluuh Young, the famous pay o ff his losses in stock apecu indebtedness, alleged to lie held hut has not applied for enough to three hundreds yards wide. Ve­ ih lo c husband, l ull ennui .lo|mr. Hopkins specialist, Ims been lotions to James P. Conneryt weal­ egaly by the Chase National licenses to equalise the situation. locity of the wind was lielloved to •puttered upon the nltai cl • nk ns collateral security to Inrolled in consultation by the White thy Chicatro coal magnate. Hayt and 75 miles Pennsylvania Representative Esch's Defeat Is Engineered The House conferees ngroed to have been between niinhine ntn*anted * •' ibtedness of the Seminole Coun­ t store the Pittman Amendment an hour. Before hitting Sorrento House physicians. He has been u testified in Washington that By Croup That Represents Introduces Measure To Es­ i -h i islk1 wiudow > «•* the Rank. While counsel for the cl- which would require mimes, o f nil the twister is reported to have White House visitor three times r.cry. his friend, had deliveredSouthern Coal Areas Which Ironed tlimugh the srrvne tablish National Fnrm For whole $85,000 to him. Con represented by Chnrles A. Rosduring the past few weeks.’ Oppose Agent’s Partiality vutimr the American pirl members of the radio cnnimissioii si ruck the neighborhood of Hern The Curing O f Drug Fiends of the firm o f Ilr.mblower, Rut In k rtrir"1 *1 l u >* BUH!k Mrs. Coolidgc was to be submitted to the Senate again l.ake, seven miles away, "'hero from Sinclair had putn^ ••n'tc o'* her husbitml. • in.t-r and Garrison. New York, W ASH ING TO N, Mar. 17.— ill early in February. He condi­ WASHINGTON, Mar. 17. (iN S t several persons were raid to have next session for confirmation. movie czar $100,000 "Into th« httb*. Following the cctvioony the tended that the Chase N a tiq n -lr tion at that time was described — I'lca* by federal judges In all (I N S )—-Till' Senate had admin- was a pre-nuptial feast f• r C been hurl by the falling timber*. 2.__Robert W. Stewart, chair. M ilk affeil'ih bail faith tit iflfi*turud another slap at President women o f the Dhangar ca>tc. A f ns having been Induced by,u heavy man o f the Standard Oil o f fhih A hurried call for first aid parts of the country, , fo r Cmiding the Imitds front Mayor For­ i oolidge today by rejecting. -W I" cold. Her recovery bus been retard­ lunn. doposlted $:H8,400 In the Co ter the foriw r Maharajah had " j brought \ physicians and medical grcssinaal action to curb the drug t l ake, who "misused Ills povyed Jty unseasonable weather in tinental and Commer^al lYust C« . evil hi e revealed in letter* made 27 hi;- reappointment of John -I token of Inod it was plac <1 III • aid ft om both Mount Do a nnd ns mayor o f Sanford in the In* l-'seh nf WiMonsin of the InlerWashington, and by nn attack of in the five weeks between Nov. Cl, slay by Rep. Stephen For* public t< another pinto and passed uni" Sanford. The.disaslcr was first reSeminole County Ire.-! of the kidney trouble. She Ims lost con- und Dec. 31, 1024, f Pennsylvania, author Ktnt,' I ’ommcnc t’onnnission. ter (lit the women who ate .*unie of it^ »bout tl •• pcit. il in llti;i. cjty shortly ofter I nk,” .lan es F. Sandefur o f coutt|*,h’s defeat was rngiio'ercd sidernide weight, estimated by time Sinclair began operating hm i i'll oldish federal "itapc of a bill It,. ,. the in I mil tnari cb: o'clock when a Sorrento resident 1 for the Chase National Rank bv a group of Senators represent Mime of her rinse friends to Ih* Teapot Dome lease. service, which di<l toil begin uut came to inform Mr. Wilcox o f the farms." rtly based his argument of the r death of his grandmother. live mciiHUri' vioolil ing Southern coal fo ld Tlo*v op sun a t this evening. Miss Mill' is much as twenty pounds. A per­ C RK FN VILLF., Maine, Mar. Pil*s..;.V of :i.—rHurry F. Sinclair nnd Jan t \ nk’s good fuith upon a letter of pn -imI Inin U'caii i e of bis vole ill l',.\i Slmmiishta. according * sistant swelling about the unklcs E. O’neil boasted they would mat-.Although the houses and trees, nta.'k .i gieal advancement m tbe dnuaiy 8, 102(1, to the Semin- __(I N S )— Hope for the safety ,r > r the laike Cargo »»»> *•• which gave f the fcdciol |ienul lias caused her physicians to inter- a hundred million doltay* a yea; },i*i* Hindoo name, wilt adopted • County hank signed Ivy George the Trans-Atlantic plane "I'.ndca- which it demolished, were laid low development i Ohio and Pennsylvania a prefer to the llolknr family. After <• t>t all walking for the time be­ out of the Teapot Dome lease, in g ns if they had been hut a feather xysteui, the judges declared. Por­ DeCottes, in which Mr. DoCotentinl freight rate on. roal shipped te, plans to take the judicial | d 'as ing. conversation with friends at the t* had Invoked the hit’s n s dictates that' the certificates w :;,u .r ‘,n . n V k . i ; 7 r : . " 7 , V . ' . r - , w o ;. pi i< In tin- House Judiciary Connoil- to the Lakes. Ih r most strenuous activity since hankers club, Now York, accord­ uf the gnds upon the convert Ih, indebtedness are binding and "The Senate's a* mm serves no title of her highness Mulianmii. her illness was tho dying trip she ing to Edwurd Uuckey, a waiter tiM' w it bin the next two v.i U . gal. lice on President t 'oolidge that he Slmrini.shthnhai wt.s conferred up made tn Northampton. Muss., to who sdrvcd them. seeking a fdnee on the Hon e I nl' The letter rends es follows, cannot appoint to the comtoissinn on lie'. The former .Maharjtjali*' visit her aged mother who is ^ 4 ,_T h a $'<0,000 ot Sinclair bom ri" “Kit.: In reply to your request Maine logging camps failed to find feet uvvuy with little damage to the 1-11,1 it for his measure. The f de « l jiidgo laid she* up- ii man who will override tlai-loter- family rt*eeivcd tho-briilo warnilt critically ill. _ . „ — ;^nt lb the late Fred \V. Upham T T ir an o|tinlon ns to the validity •tace of the during flyers m the n aehine nnd no injury to the man. by Hays muy have been only, a A deserted house was spared by „ii the diffieulty o f hnndling unr- esiH o f West Virginia, Kentucky. .Mis ; Miller vime^a clolU-si/ culu ad legality o f $300,000 City of plane. iiic addicts under t>\- |s sent Virginia nnd other Southed.J’lUtJ Sheriff Rogers telephoned to the the cyclone, hut n dwelling some "drop In the bucket" as composed nford, Florida, six per cent cer­ liwv«JkiH*,r- (*di tw o•- f t » - f l P m C <>r Ner to the total amount uetually uaeJ mive. Ific ates of indebtedness, tinted No- ■amps requesting that a search he 20 or 00 feel away was complete- tay f the op here. The tratltmony of wRnaraea . #J Mctiihers o f tin* llolknr fnmdv mta'i 8, 11)2(1, I beg to advise made .following—repuAt tj)«k ta* urn'cVied, Tfl^triv b f ffili5^1froV7'ii ivd,,r:i1 farm* would bo establish- West Virginia lender n revealed $30,800 In "dumray*s'con- :®l m ^ u r t i t e i t e J - i l f tiutahtwt- litdge goToeTT-vvtiigcd crfciCnad been timbers and dehrla being piled up id tu which all federal prisoner* position. nml n few wedding guests wi'.n Senator Reed " ( Pennsylvania, fiend*" would be tributlon* ton Uphamb recqrds, cl against the tottering house next who arc "«lo|jo less have been issued under au- sighted nnd board over the North id the ceremony, all wearing an F.sch supporter, dcrlarcil: "The orful gnintents which blazed with which added to the $25,000 in lority of a tesolutinn adopted by woods nf Maine. Tito first report door. sl'llt• _ bonds accounted for by Jatnew A. "I have lic'Cit on the district Senate bewails the conditions in precious gents. A four-room house, selling at city Commission of the City was that n guide and his wife saw Explaining thut (ho current Mils Patten and $2,000 accountod for f Saiifi.nl, Florida, dated Febru- i plane fly over the wopda 25 mills the foot or a hill, was jerked from bench for six years, and liuve been the Pennsylvania coal « ain|e» and Ua'wuha ban been converted m for gus now hi'ittg received by San­ by R. A. Eckhurt, lndicat«Lthat thin punishes F.sch for trying l » to n city n f Arabian Nights spM ry 8, 1112(1, authorizing the incur until o f here nnd then dccenil in- its foundation and parts o f it Iturl- compelled (•• send quite a number ford citizens were made out be­ 03,800 In bond* havo been used remedy them. The opposition^ wns ,.,l two hundred yards nwny. The *- I expect Jis many ns -|t> o- 50— ing of certain Vdiort term indcht- •o the forest. dor. The houses are decoritei' amt Ituscil solely on the Imkc < nrgo |„i,titers floated lazily In thj In.' fore payment was duo on last here, according to government a g ­ home o f a Mr. Nicholson, seeton to ih Atlanta prison, who arc Ini-s* to Ik; evidenced by ccrtifiJohn Dyer nnd his wife were said month's hills nnd hence included ents. atps nf indehteilness, executed by to have heard that motor o f a fiiri'inun for the AUantlc Coust t-riminnl ad'licta, but who might cuse. It is plain notice'to the Com­ - un*hine. the listing o f the unpaid balance, mission thut any man who dare' The testimony of Connory, g iv­ hr mayor nnd city clerk Ultdct plum- droning nwny at 5:15 A. M. Line,, was unnwifed and the walls t». i iircd at a proper place under Annouitccmrnl wa. made tha City Manager G. II. Cairns today collapsed. Seven persons escaped p,.„,M-r treatment,” wrote Jndg" to vote in favor of Pennsylvania following the marriage, the «•> en front u skkbcd last night, re­ cal of tin* C'ity, to he funded and is iii'il u statement ill response to hi tlu> morning o f Mnreh 15, when vealed that Hays had pprckaaod from the house with nothing more George W. MrClinlie, o f Hunting­ nml Ohio yvill be lynched when he Maharajah and hi* wife, will n* aid by the Citf. front the sale of numerous complaints received by the ’ "Endeavor" would have ex- than scratches. Four person* in Is rciioiuinuted." Sinclair consolidated stock on uyuiiulilc IkiiuIh of the City, which ton W. Vn., judge o f the Southern (Continued on png'* five.) the city because of the rehilling musti'd its 50 hour cruising abil- the dwelling of T. A. Rattle es­ President Coolulge Ims had con­ “ tips" from the Teapot Dome mag­ mils, uienunt ing to $900,000, have W'-^t Virginia District. nf last month's charges. ty. The rook o f the loging euntp of caped unhurt although tbo house siderable trouble with hi* Inter­ nate, lost heavily, went $100,0(8) •cn mitliorixcd anil duly validut"There also may he some con­ “ short" once and got back only n hg (ireat Northern Paper Compstate Commerce CoinmiKsion ap­ wus a complete loss. The home o f i). fusion arising from the facts, that small portion of the $85,000 retard pointments. Only lust year ^ the “ 1 have examined the certifi- uiy was reported to have h'ard a a Mr. Henderson was nnother that the city is transferring the operat­ o!ane five minutes later. Post mas­ Senate rejected Cyrus K. Woods (Continued on page 5) made by Sinclar. #te- of indebtedness above dcsion of the Gas Plant to the new er William Colo of Kokadjo, who o f Pennsylvania. Connery sold he kept mesl nf'tlio rils,l. Sniil certificate of Indcbtcompany ns of Mu rch 1, 1928," dnt‘i» is in duo legnl form and van reported to have seen a luil*ai<: Mr. Calms. "A ll ga* meters Sinclair refund to p a y .o ff Hay’ ' losses. "lla "Haysl „.k ( k losses, y s was away * »• ro|s-rly executed under the seal iuntly colon'll plan.' whirr over were read a* of the obove date and ,,i„ RICH IRON D, Va-. Mar. 17. bind with me in bis account* on aef the City, by the mayor, ottos­ he town at six o’clock that nto-itfinal hills mailed out for the city C O LU M B IA N A, Ala.. Mar I 7 . ( I N F )— The wife who*c love og, today d?nlod that lu' had seen i ount of tbo fulling o f f io , J1" 'll by the city clerk, and ronsti, IN S )— The gun which killed Miss John Wesley Fntaon betrav'd account on March 15. This will slock market," said Connery, In J he plane. Kokadjo is twenty mile.t -U!*** a binding obligation o f tin cuuko customers whoso meters Loulae Monteuharo was cI osch! when he went to tho arms of lit; Jistunee from (Jrcettvillc. I Continued on page 2) were read on February 15 to re­ telling how hu prompted Sinclair ' against her head, accord ng to paramour, Mrs. Elsio Holt Bnipc ceive two bills during March—that lo msku the $85,000 refund. “ I i toduy took the witness stand In <1 • In a letter received today by the Deputy Coroner William Rur«:e is one January 15 to February 15 wanted tho money worse than Hay* D U B LIN , Mar. 17.— (IN S )— All who testified today f<m the de­ foiiw o f her husband. Falsoi in Snnford Herald, Frank Hvnn* of [wanted it. I wanted It to protectfense in the trial o f H. F. Rlukc, Ireland observed St. t'ntrick’s Day being tried on a charge r f mutdr and one for one half C>f a •month laike Mury dcnle* thut he l* n his account, front February 15 to March 1" today in th* dryest n'lebrntion in uol ce chief of Calsru, who is r rowing out of the fatal shoot tip stockholder In the Snnford Signal tho JttaLory o f the country. Under .harged with murder. „ f tho attractive yiung divorce nnd !• not connected with that This testimony was in Jinc with recent leglslnt’on of the Free Nov. 10, last. At his first trial th newspuper In any capacity. Mr. Stuto Parliament all the public the contention o f tho defense that Evan* declares that frequent in­ the young woman committed sui- houses were compelled to close up jury failed to agreeSheriff M. Hand returned Inst hand nnd said, Mrs. Martha Faison, the wif "Pnrdncr I ’m sure glad to meet quiries about tho matter from hla ed e because she feared Ituiutll- during the day. tight front Jncluonvlllc where ho • , who could not hold her husband friends in this section have led Tlio "padlock pnll" <lfd » « * J,ru* |attended tho/ annual convention you. That hat’e the best thing I ’ve ution following her arrest on low , but who Imru him (ivc eld! Pf the Floriibi Sheriff*’ Aaaoclatlon, seen eitu'o I left home. It take* him to make a public announce­ charges of reckless driving Bluko vent all * fostlvitles, however, for divtt, swore toduy when called u; W ASH ING TON. ’ Mar. 17. think It would be |and 11>ported one o f the most in* me back to the old cowboy days nnd ment n* to his position. Ills letter ulso r Urged tha young woman luuf pinny Irish fninlPc* purchased ad­ the first witness of the day, thnt vanced aupplle* for the occasion ( IN S )— -A national election law to « ■ *•»* m . s/ follows in full: , make* mo yrjnm for my old som­ I (treating and enjoyable gatherbocn drinkbtg. Mr*. Snipes telephoned her jub* • > »*; Editor |tag' of the history o f the orgnnl- brero.” , Uurge testified ho exam ned It'w a s generally believed that h fmforo aho was shot in her apart limit contributions to Presidential |*nditurra. catnpa’i -ns wu* ndvo.-at'fl today by * r«t,‘ < R r r > • 'vmpnlgp would prove tbe quietest nml inrat Sanford, Herald. Sheriff Hand ouid ho had un en­ ■li'.n. Miaa Monteabaro’a body at an onment In the. early morning, that \ ,-t •• 11 n v Harry F. There s^tns to be an erronioua ficrUkinK i(i Birin- uneventful Ht. Patrick's Day In th- '•I c "Wmlld r-nv-'o K n c l f fr r t ' {taralrr •Shlpdrad (F L ) o f Min­ *°no of tlio features o f the eiiter- joyable chat with the man with o in t-r 1-t.iw v a , gaining >>irc«gHWi jtainincnt wus u visit by Will Rog- "million laugha" and invited Vm Impression In the minds o f many Ingham tho day - after she wns history o f the Emerald Isle. In th- the picture” if Faison guve her ut - . xatA. R jdi.n to Irttri'di^v »•»-*» varloca t tn.-» III In the Senate, TheltOOO’Xt people In Seminole County thnt kdlcd.- Ho said tho wound “ f the c\l dsv* th? pu«totu o ' “ drown "*r nnd returned to fc'«t family. ' r n i cowlroy-humorist, who gave to come to Sanford. instructed .* I cta'r donation lo the Hepubll.* lloruh has I ntn coming over th eT soinM of I am the owner of, or nt least n entrance o f tho bull ft* was two In- the shamrerk" frequm lly le«l to jthe offlrinU n short talk while in Previously witnesses- had tetti rrcumenta and fist-figlT*. l»ut the ana to u«i<tat n cleaning up the wh> are I'w city tp fill nn engagement. The these days," tlte romeilinn replied, stockholder, In tho Sanford Signal. •hes lewer than tbo, wound of tho . 4 pidu'ntions. during the mornln-' ftad they hep.r* Mrs. Etii|>es threat Griffs liked W ill nnd Will liked "but right now INe g *1 to 1« on I do not know how this rumor got exit. He said this tens n good In­ number o f people rather 1 cn to snjUftVD£% * ^ -^ 7 tnited the imvi I for hj'lcrnl con* were that’ the police In thl$,»nd > • rm. , nty way to Ormmtd Reach. I Ju*t out, but I wish to correct it. r.am dication of suicide. Hlulr'lm ttoiH from a rata-g^«kta'trt»dM'h^'e little <*tra piAtlpgon tins evidence n rupport trvi.'he dvtlui d; . ’ ......................... . . . o f Fnladn's n**ertton that t n uriuiji. "1 iiu v -C V d«obb|) fuiuoui mayor o f H-vcrly got hold o f 0 new dim • and I’vo got not connected with this newspaper * I f it h* v.r*■"« far.A (nndiiUt ' I" work to do thn.UgboHt the day. I (ill*. California, apparently fonn- to go down nnd give it t « John j?., uikiuvy utharivow»P»P«r l » anytai*.^‘ ‘yellow powder parliclrti en Hit Pil'dle efriees. hink*,' h'ts'ors* young music tesrhrr wPh whom l uy u " nr i" 1 "Cry uu it to ' ,!ii> fund, will l*i r *l-'d,>: acity, nnd have no tleslrc to be. I Wound whfu he examined the body. was rnn mentied was n victim o* Two Y eim tor. Cuttinj* |* ‘••‘ I'crial attachment to* ahes- JtoekcfelW n^— *----houses nnd Industrieswere c»n«H wrong ( i f ,i n i l i ' M ' » « b j j 8 Will told the'Officer he wit* the urn not in the iirwapeper baainos*, On crc**-cxantliialion, howsver. hr throughout tho I'rcc ^ o to «u d t h- ruled a) mumn and l.lll- r h e m lf. UJ'V l u W '/ G : " \\ 1- to U m u t ,” * b l Mat ice, nml 0*.'7f td tYsi.ttttf-'-taud/ The cow l>oy *pled the admitted that ho lead not actually l i i '- . |ci iuiurj ."U ltlt . . HR’* “ ten gallcn" hat and the braj looking qfficer he -had ever nnd would npureclnte It If these measurrd the difference b'ltWtslt w hfle population o'tj’ .vo'l t boll The state contend* tl"»t F * ‘W0, Sldj* tved. £pn^pr WUwlor lt») rumors being circulated wore stop­ former secretary i f the Hrrntll$U ) X) i nch, and $5,000 <*iy from work. The trad‘tloiml It-*”* of it made hint home tick. soett. "You ought to come out to jl,pt;n,n i pi Jo: < 1 < » DWd n« hi* way through the crowd Hollywood, wall put you in tha ped. , . Uk eutrance und exit of the bullet I'butnrock was In pv'tknto every- age ppgq f a Club, shot her in r national vorrupt praittoc* »«t» “i *arS* to put the driv* i “ but hrd depended- »t», hi* "natural ' Very truly ycyirn, |ta *lt rv (be Seminole sheriff wn* movie at a thousand a week," the whert, V k * * " powers of observation”. FRANK EVANS **Dt>i he gra«|rcd the ufficcr’a cowboy raid in • parting word. ^ContendsjCOMPROMISE S a t e f f e l n l RADIO CONTROL IS Binding And Legal EFFECTED TODAY „.itution Rile Is Performed Before Vast Crowd Property Loss Put fudge Reserves Final D ec isio n GENERAL HEALTH OF MRS. COOLIDGE WORRIES M END S }|ty Maintains Finan­ cial House Acted In Bad Faith On Deal Scries Of Clues \Vl May Take , Out Of Coni Deals Are Body Will Close Chicago Inqt Millionaire Witni Have Caused Sei tional /Hfeveli SOLON PLEADS TO SENATE REJECTS FEDERAL JUDGES CAL’S SELECTION TO CURB DOPING OF I. C. C. OFFICIAL Searching P a rties For M issing Flyer Abandon All Hope •;;:riS W W M w .*. Double Charges On (ias Statements Is Explained By City John Faison’s Wife C oron er Testifies Testifies In Behall F a t a l Bullet Was Frank Evans Says Fired Near Viclim I r e l a n d Observes Of Untrue Husband He Has No Interest S t Patrick’s Day In In'Sanford Signal Driest Celebration Sheriff Hand’s 10- Gallon Hat Makes Will Rogers Yearn For His Sombrero Minnesota Senator Advocates Law To Fix Presidential Campaign Fund 51? p f —---ji **. -• ■ .»i •t-iM si ••«'.-«* .r*-' |VWU|Wl �I U.V T .-V ■...Ltrjsrojrw* t. ■L. .-I - . ■ r ■ _ s./^ • *;-• ;-------- -r— t t v m ■ . .. • , : »■ • . Liia Attgeles to Chicago was deIn«t tlftK:“ T7 v . . r i -*.' "The public Is conllaiiy invited rafted.at Vamppl. Aria., last night, to nspVct thllr new creation o f icetmEnff to advices received hare ' EO fTiPO RT, III"*'M ar. id. — — M - — *+pnidel»nItW*’ ; ' sdf(T 'MT’v'T ttrt.~ "O irr today,, !»■ 1 W»dIf (I N S ) — The- ''l^nWftplOttlta .H>,,W>e be open to the show rooms will . world," the gH at Ihtn gates of public between the hours o f 11 to 11 KJ-—s---the Illinois waterway here, wp.l p. m. on Saturday and Sunday'* he be completed May 1, It; Is esti­ continued, "and we will gladly . demonstrate nhd explain the qunl* PA R IS , Mar. 15. (I N S ) — Pari* mated. • Steel plates’ are being placed ities and superlor'tjes of. the. New­ A r c h ite c t la getting ready to receive Queen ujlon the south gate nnd the mo First Nat’I Bank Bldg. A. C. Foil, general manager i*f multiply pednl pressure three nnd T i . siilent." ‘Marie o f Rumania ’ this spring. tors for their operation will be one half times nnd great power Sanford. Florldx. Rurf. or has It that ahe la starting installed soon. Each leaf o f the the San Jrun Garage, today an­ TH R E E D IE IN WRECK under perfect control are n few of nounced, that Studebakcr’s New out 4t on a lengthy voyage to find gates requires :150 tons o f steel, President 8 would be zhown to the the qualities claimed for the new B1GGEKS D A IR T -E A IU I — a husband fo r her youngest dough - 1 They are <>2 feet in height and LOS A NG E LES, C a l._ M a r.-lG ; public at their show Yooms cn Sat­ Studchaker 8. provide n lift of 41 feet from the f=tTNS)----I'hree-rai'iOBd employ­ Mi-dels— irrchidr'thc-B-passengrr Phone 3711' tat, Jleana. Paris will be her fityt i Idwer ' to the upper level, the urday anil Sunday— between -the Sweet Milk Sweet Cream scilnnr 7qm»8cnKer sedun, 5- es were k lied and several passeng­ stop where she will undoubtedly i'|.ri.P|„1> r-w ., 4»iw« Dvr-fbounr of 2 nnd-H- prm ;ers slightly injured wlu-n "the i Butter Milk jlOrt horsepower, 80 miles per passenger Strate sedan and the 7m-> s e * ^ h ^ - a o / f»m n V W ^ m 't W ^ h t A locks between Chlcag^and Utica. passcitger Strate **cdi\n. The Strate Scout," crack passenger train on Milk for Babies " n o w living *ld a chateau In 'N o r- The locks here on) *•>(> feet in hmu, full vision steel body, quick sedanf are equipped with wire s x the Santa Fe route, •%enroule frpm .i __s * '•*•4 rti .i • • k . # . .4L*_UiL width. Tile nc^eltrat on. 4-whecl brakes which mandy. F fQ W here ‘ she will go on length and 110 feet approximate coA.; to SVoin nnd then to England. Paris Will, not find the beauti­ ful queen who mine to visit and Shop in former years. Since the death o f Ferdinand, she has been living, a quiet nnd solitary exist­ ence. She is no longer the famous coquette o f other days. Her face Is much paler and shows its wrinkles. She " receives visitors rarely. . The Queen-Mother, Helen of Greece, occupies herself almost entirely with the education of her • * small hoy-king, Michel. Her health has recently improved and it is no longer feared thnt she will lose her eyesight. , Prince Nicholas is a great hunt By lH t .il C. HOW ELL rr ftnd does little besides ride through mountain and valley in ITCHING PILE S march o f game. o -* w r- — Planning. V R eception. Foe 6h Marie Soon -— H I .. | - debaker’s TO COM PLETE LOCKS r Elton J. Monghton DO TOU-KNOW ? r u Irma Ja*k.on*r|i;* .wm n Buimal, S K.w„ I, f f i l S s s’U d a lrn M l. lid R fd u M I W I m l i Nn» Y«rl ($36.})) i ■IM llI. r«m M2.32. AuU cMmd *1ffowcTur -T * _tm —« _ nw $JJb_u .fi J li_fvr. i_ w-i_vyw dl«*i M G M LINE s m a im H IN TS The Cr ea t Independent * — asks those who appreciate the expression of genius in fine motor cars to read this story of Food Facts . . HI. A N N PAGE Director, A (fc P llureau o f Home Economics T U B A R T OF PA S T R Y M \KING Anyone who can make good pasU-y'In naturally proud of it. Hut — let me tell you the secret— there la ho reason why any woman should nbt know how to turn tin- pastry tWck. It is really one of the easiest things In the world o f cookery. ..First of all there Is the flour; if •yimf qufaille It gently, and all- purW°HU'iiv tir w ill- make good pastry btit if you have a heavy hand pasW‘ H stand rough rle.it• m eni'hettrr. For n good sized pie tn k r*W 5 f runs nf sifted flour and 1*2-teaspoon of salt,. Into this tgork 1-2 rup of mid shortening while many prefer one o f the vegetinkle fats, A little butter may lr •Used far flavor if you wish hut it Is not.renlly necessary. Work in tjie s|uirl«‘nlng. If your hands lire cold you may use your fingers otherwise use a knife or folk. I usually us. a small wooden chop­ ping owl and a double Iduile chop plfig knife. Iio not (to the fill loo fine if you like flaky crust with liUhlilfK iin il When thf flour nml vhnrteniiii: arc w ill mix it 1 mu)it* a hull!• in t Ik * /lour at nili* side (if the Ini\vl and pour fn onp tn lilt■sR ioii ' " • if Water a till Wlink Iit with ii UIM' knife if- tout'll flour a h it ** ill ilake Up. Do the sumc thing to the "ilii-r portions nf the flour nnd when ymi lim e three l.nIIh >>f d nigh an I -i.nie ilry flour I ft i,i the howl take your fingers nnd press them tngethei If yon need n little more wutei mill it u few drops at a time. Iteniendi«-l, howe\ r, thnt wet piistiv i« al­ ways tough. Put tlic d"Ugh in a howl, cover.I olid i hill hufnle u*iug. * I f you follow those directi.ni— von uie perfectly sure to have ten­ der flaky nie crust unit what mm can the family ask? Your reputa­ tion us a cook is made! . In linking mu-try a hot oven im-cerMiiy. Fur u pastry shell it slmuld lie very lint about film dr grees F. For a fruit pie and fm a custard nie we stuit nut with a hot oven -IM) degrees F.— hut nflei 1(1 minutes wc 1uw* c- {) jc trnipsral ui e> to ;I50 degrees V. or |00 ,|egrees F. Here is a ,' cipe fin’ a ilelieimis Hmeolnte filling for pie. It i» a favorite ierl|ik> with (lie family wlio loves rliociilate ami with the housekeeper at this time of yrni heeitlise please Hole— it i all eggless leripr. Cut 2 squares o f ehaeolnte into five or six pieces, f'ook over a low file with l-'J clip of mill wall i lllltil sianutli. Mix M I cup o f m i gar with l-.'l nip of flour ami slii into die i hoi olate. Add a da-li of salt ami 2 cups of milk. Stir uvei Da' direct lii-ni until smooth and thick, I at ImoI one or two minutes While Stirling. Iteiimvo from Die fire otal add I tcaspoonflll of vju>ilia, 1-2 cup of eoran may l.e used Instead of Die rlioeolnle. i 4 gy r i T o ulintf h i m nntliulnni mrihud* nrr nitir nnlilr In nil f o r m ill f r r Inl friMililr. I n n n l In r r f r r l o i h r r n » r o f A. A. 1IH w.«e h rrllrcrt lniNlrtr«« man f ro m > r « lli«»n|»*Mrr. %\ hn wnm Itr.mithl fn m r l»> hit |iliy wlrlnn f o r i r r n l M i n l l filf. firiir llU mil •n llr il llrhliiK |illr«t. \ * r n ) r%nmliinlIon l«ml * l n » « n Ihu.' lie linil iilr e r of «liMi»nrH. Therr^ %%n* ii U h i niiwl 11•ml Ion null l«rnil nr lie*. \VIATORS MISSING SAUGUS. Calif.. Mar. in. (IN S t — Two uviators, C. W. English and ll. 1). Iluugh of Clover Field, Santa Monicu, Calif., were reported mis­ sing today liy Die Southern Culifprnin Edi»on, the misRing flyers IH t yesterday (n suhvey. l)r. Jua. fi»r%«lu Mott r II. I * }emr\ p rue I Ire In Itrlnmln. aprelnllalnK in iMiu-auriclenl n f l l r e ir e u lin r n l •if nfluiiineh, linttel nml r erln l Ula••nara. ’JIMI \\ . Gun- \ %e. T rle|ih«-ne LtliV D m % %111 lie nurprlanl hint «|iilehl> |mi ttlll uel « « r l l tt llh n n l luaa nf lim e f rum h n al. nr aw. m m You nre iltvltrti to inspert the luxurious, Bring Your In- on displav Doil ars to The S A N JUAN GARAGE the West Kirsl SI reel. Sanford, Florida. The ( ’nnimniuh r, W orld's Diamond Champion Car. the new Dictator and the new ( nit. adlaii Edition of the Era- Palace kitir Six will also he ahow n * - for 3 111-inch wheelbase hut short turning radius. 5 Fast get-away. 7 A "well-mannered" car— great power under perfect control. ilitntl Pitinlnl Chinn (n l) — Die ViM ilr lm li'i I H i t i l l o i , w h i i h r i l . h lith rtl ne w r n , h i , a n t e a n il t p r r i l ret- Silver or,la ( o r *to« k t a n l l . t i n g h r l o u $1400 l»v r u n n i n g 24 h o u r* at an av e ra ge o f (■I.7*13 in. g. It.; Rogers Silver llaliv pork -— th e 1.1 sLint- Si*, the E u r o p e a n ty pe car w h i r l ) During IU27 in v m le tl Die ri|*o r( m a r k e t , o f the w o r ltl w i t h u n p r e te - am i spoon Condiment Sets ilente il *uttr«*| — th e n e w A m e i i t i i n Ft lit ion o f t he Ft*kitte .Six n o w b r i n g IntriMlutrtl in th e Wnll Vases • • ( 'itI Glass Ware U n l f e t i State.. In O c t o b e r llti* car r»lalili.lirD n e w 2-4-ltour e n d u r a n c e an d Colored Glass Ware .p e e d r e c o r d , for .tuck c a r . p ric e d b e ­ low $1000. Studch aker % v } h old, durance and every .peed official record rn- fur fu lly e q u i p p e d . lo c k ca r., r e g a r d lc * . o f |Hi*ver * o r price. And Mtinv More llenis Thus, to the traditional quality and to the One-Profit value of Studchaker cars, has been added— Unsurpassed engineering and manufacturing genius. \J 3 to 11PI PRICES \\7tv the Prices Are Lou* N l \V PIU S IW N T F IG H T 3 I’a... Sedan....................... $1983 3 Pa... State Sedan. ......... 2230 (ft «*trr svlirrla an.I nrr*) 7 Pa»». Sedan...................... 1983 7 Pa»». State Sedan.............. 2250 (ft w i r e w l i r t l i an. I ( i r c « ) Slate Limouninr................. 24SO (ft w ire w lircU -m l lirc i) O T H E R S T l'D I B AKE R A N D EKSKINT MODELS T t w CWWmxtvdrT-TM 4^3 tiT$ 1 7 ^ ^ ‘ T h e Dictator........ 1163 to I MS Er.kine S ix-------793 to »>63 A n d the prices— $1985 for the Reg­ ular Sedans (five or seven passen­ ger), $2250 for the State Sedans (five or seven passenger), $2450 for the L im o u sin e— testify to One-Profit manufacture and to the following operating economies which make, „ fartuichiker sfiprefne in value: T h e PRESIDENT S T R A IG H T E IG H T is Studchaker made throughout— body, engine, springs, gears, axles, transmission, forgings, stampings, gray Iron castings— all made by Studchaker in Studebaker plants. P o w e r at a One-Profit Price , A ll of Sliulehaker’i principal otliceri, executive, nml rrteineer. live in South Hi ii>l in daily contact with each other. was begun hv Smdehaker. Orders were to design, if possible, the finest eight-cylinder car in the world re­ gardless of cost. W h en satisfied that this objective hud been substantially attained, preparation was made to produce this car of superlative lux­ ury and power on a basis of OneProfit volume production never be­ fore enjoyed by a car of similar si:e and quality. A One-Profit Car ,.h Slu Jrhakrr’.ovrrhrad, commercial and linancial ori;atii:ation and experwe. are lower per car than llio .e o f nto.t man■i(ail|ireri. A ll fH lirl /. D. I*. /oalOIV T h e President Eight develops 100 A ll this quality— a ll this value hrakc. h orsepow er. N o car which equals it in rated horsepower (ac­ — all this genius now finds its high­ cording to the ratings o f the N a ­ est expression in the eight-cyUnder tional Automobile Cham ber of C o m ­ President/' sedans w ith which merce and the Society of Automo­ sells for less than Studebaker greets the new year. tive Engineers) . . _ . . . • ° • . ' ' • double its price. So much value has Il was two'years ago that the debeen built iiitoThcPresidentStraight velopmenf of an cight-bylinJer car Eight that it can he compared only West Fir Stuilrhaker'. capital .lock .Iruclure i. lower per Dollar o f a.art. atnl il. $3.00 DiviDenD charge 1. lighter upon the Corporation'. Irea.ury than any hut > one of it. principal competitor.. Street S a n fo r d Studebaker never takr. an abnormal prolit o f from 13°^ to 20°„ of the pub­ lic'. dollar hut ha. hern .ali.ftrd with an average o f 10.0 % profit, for the pa.t .ixlreti yrar*. • • You can pay double the price of The President Fight without receiving more in honest quality. iW / u it P r i c e G e n i u s ? But no matter how much you pay you cannot match the genius which finds expression in The President Fight, the genius which made T h e Commander know n us "the greatest post-war achievement o f automotive ' engineering/' A n illustrated booklet descriptive of The President Eight will be sent from South Bend on request, !j*tl only by seeing and driving these magnificent cars can you a;*prsctn*e what beauty, comfort, safety w.wl perform ance arc offered at O n e Profit prices. * -. Diamond Palace is J rXXW V-.-J x»v d. P. Weinberg, Prop. I 1.0 • i o n . I K I r 'f yr • \\ Li L a i,% ’ - y « I 'f *( j/> Cl g L5 J 2 w * .3 S unday These features testify to advanced engineering and precision manu­ facture. hy r u n n i n g 23,l W m i l e , in lets th an 2 1,000 c o n . r r n t i i r m i n u t e * — n o t h i n g mi S a tu rd a y i jP The President Eight is so built and broken in that it may be driven forty miles per hour the first day it is on the road. 6 Ampli(ied-action,4-vvheel brakes multiply your ped­ al pressure 3'A times. C l u m p i m i Car. w hit'll rariu -J ■lie- title r l.r on earlli r v r r travelril *o(ar PRES1DI After the first thousand miles oil changes and chassis lubrication are needed only at 2500-milc intervals. 4 N o finer riding car at any price. e r< ; ♦ v: v ; v • \ V . . . V- in . : i ' I. / w ’b, • U I.F I j) /j')'-. Jj u' y r , i : 3-' _ ‘ #.*><> " ____________ ._____________ v * i 1 If \ ... ■ ::r~ -.L-’— •LM» M f t T h e President Eight offers not only sustained high speed, but speed with safety, due to full vision, welded steel body, low center of gravity anil amplified-action, four-wheel brakes. ilY- — tlir SiiiilrhiiXi'i C nimrwimic'i ,l l i r W i i r h l ' . Real Values “ THE Speed with Safety 2 Safety— full vision steel body. Lo w center of grav- During the past Men veins Studehaker’s engineering department has become recognised ^is one of the most brilliant in live industry. D. CL Rons, Chief Fngineer (formerly chief engineer for Pierce-Arrow, locomobile, anil Marinon), and W. S. James, Research Fngineer (for­ merly section chief of the l niteil States Bureau of Standards), lead a group of skilled engineers and scien­ tists. These technicians have the use of research laboratories, mechanical facilities and a million-dollar prov­ ing ground. Phenomenal results accomplished are rcllcctcd in the performances of Studchaker atuL s Jirsktne r *’ * and Sunday from .'I to II I*. M. at the show rooms or the New 1 100-horsepower, 80 miles per hour. Quality plus Value phis Genius tomorrow T h e President Eight, even the 7-passenger sedan, will exceed sev­ enty miles per hour indefinitely in the hands o f any driver. President Eight poHrrlul nr** President Straight bight sriians. T liry will • .X___l l ITT During the past ten years Studebakcr has built and equipped new foun­ dries, forge shops, stamping plants, machine shops, power houses, drykilns, body plants,' etc., to provide for the production of fine motorcars on n One-Profit basis. Studchaker quality lias l>een made available at prices genuinely low, and thus, to traditional quality, One Pro/if t uliie has been added. with cars selling for $4000 and up­ ward. Superiorities of Quality plus Value The $9.50 GunrnntceJ one vear f. o. b. Detroit For seventy-six years SniJehaker lias worked for, and has pleased, a clien­ tele appreciative o f quality. III the raae deferre d In u h o i r . II Mna fiiiiiiil f Nilf th ere »taa n tr r> I l l « h t n p h lnrfe r lunar lr, n h l e h nna ill%ulaed ««llh u u l Inal r uiiienfa, nml Ihe hrninrrhnlda nml l l l l l e p ar hela In fhe r e r lu m *%ere ir e n le d h) am * liillaill met Inula. I l i n n a l lim n e il la le I f th#re «vaa r e l i e f frndl the Itrh* ItiMt nnd he w e n l ft* aleep thnt itfahi f o r fhe f lra l tim e %%llhouf fhffl trnulileanme a>ni|ifnnt. That dnh ae %rn tl n r e k a nan nnd he la at III fre e frum lle h h vi. H e la t e r ) enll in alnall e u t r r lila «*«»milIf Inn nml la n|i|inreiitl> %«ell, la nit unr a|ieeInl diet, nml l in t ln a m« umrr I r ••u l>lr n l l h lila alim im h, liiHtrla nml reetnin nl the pre arnl time, B a tte r je s i EIG HT 100 Mahogany ( 'andlcstirk Holders t , STRAIG H T I I cl* I i i k |ille* !• ii ml mi li I eill r I h f f ro ii li le h i m i e , . n e t %e . r n r k l n H n n d •lre|» dro irii) I n j m m u In In I I Ii ii I n i i | i» n e e n n lie eiirneifl n l l h , |f la n l a u l h e iiiiMif «| |ffleull l«» I r e n l . i n a u l l l r e r r n l yeiitm II «%n* l m p n « * llhli* I n 11ml (he m ate nf fhr f r n u l i l r , aa n i l h l m l a of d r u R i a n d « u r a l e n l i i| i e r n flo n a w e r e rra u rln l I n Ituf o l f r n %vlfhMUf i it ii r h r e li e f W e ai»%% f h n l lt r u n i r a f r u m a H t l . na a r f t u J f o f « * n n a ll p a ll o n i ni.vliiir d o n ii U h r i f r th e a k i n u r m u i i l ih# r e r t r m , I r h l i t l m fhr ner«r« a n d l i i u i l l i n n I n t u l e r n h l e ll< hlnii* ii m i M / I)i»/.. Kogers Pickle Porks YOU! TH E N E W •JSh .Irr.- ™ ■■ ---- L .. ■flTM—* ’ * --■ . . • c �E S A N F O R D MIC K A L I), S A T U K IT A Y , M A K C i l 17.1028 Eiglt Minutes It ril'cd To Bolt Victory. Body and Chassis Into S^nsle Oakland $3,000,000 Building Program Completed Recen tly In Record Time NEW Y o r k , Mur. l3;- ( I N S j Willinm T. TUiien. 2ml has doffed N E W YORK. Mnj fitock anleit nn t he p hi* hock and bflrtcin fur tnn grent- ) nfK Stock Exchnn P,* jfUn'f of ATncrlcnVfcnriU'’ prrs- cd 4,0274)80 share 409,000. ». Public Interest In Entire ' Line Is Greater Than Ever Before: Quality Unchanged \ , O fficials Say In Interview j' -, Greater public interest in Chry*v Jer car* than ever before at this ^ ‘ season o f any year haa followed the recent low erifrr o f 'prftes^fnr " lU 'N ew “ ITS” and Gneat Ncw'‘,‘62,'’ according to rep ort! received by 3. 0 . Stamp, from J. W. Frazer. Chrysler Sales Manage? The snviiig* to the public range from $50 to $100 on various body styles. In the "K2" lino three body styleti. two o f them closed cars, arc cow- priced at $070 at the factory. They* Hr? the coup?, two-door se* ' dnn and roadster (with nimble seat). In the "02" line tho business coupe Ls facto o’ priced at $101*5 the roadster (with rumble sent) nt $1075 and the two-door sedan a' Distributors and dealers throughout the country oi'J reporting greater attendance nt their show­ rooms and larger buying volume, with many orders being booked for future delivery, according to fac­ tory checkings. Not only do the largest cities report »Lfinite sales ,*< increases but smaller market cen­ ters from eve O' part o f the counL-Ctry have also felt the greater K Chrysler buying. Mr. Frazer points out that greater .public demand, which jujs r>’kuUod In Chrysler achieving, fo r 1 .- 1028 , third place among nil motor car mnnu'acturerK in the sales rec­ ords o f t h e National Automobile Chamber o f Commerce, linn midr 1 these substantia! savings in coal t* the general public poasible. VA * a.result o f the new price ;e"'ductlonn it is possible to buy < -Chrysler enr to fit every need am . pockrtbook. With the widest tJiin< o f choice offered by any Inillvid jn motor car manufacturer, Chryalr now produces no fewo • -than ■4f ’ "Indy types. selling® from $<»70 t«. *'$3495. Upper left— Fastening body bolts In Victory Six a f­ ter body has been let down from floor above (right) and proceeding to next operation (lower right). I G H T minutes after the Victory 1Pt rVrvtirit frnm Ithe lm Kitnr* n “L '' hhflu body to is 1ft down from floor above to the final assembly line at Dodge broth­ ers, Inc,, factory, it has become one with the chassis. *. There is no welding, nor riveting, in the operations which make the body and frame or.c. Reversing the operations the body can be removed from the chassis through the removal of the bolts and the lifting of the body. Any service station equipped with a small chain hoist can easily lift the body f -om the chassis. In these eight minutes, consumed in fastening the body to the chassis, twenty-three holts, twelve horizontal and eleven vertical, have been placed and securely tightened by a crew of eighteen men. The car then passes on to other stages of final assembly. While the holts are being fastened the Victory, is having fenders, steering column, steady bracket and other parts put on it.' Through the elimination' of the conventional body sills, the Victory’s center of gravity is lowered with normal road clearance and head room maintained. The over all .height o fth e car h-A ’-l'jin reduced two inches by bolting the steel double-wall body to the sides of the chassis frame. * . Deadening felt and anti-squeak padding is placed throughout, assuring a silent body. All body and door panels arc also padded. In the illustrations the three stages of the body E •*W A SH IN G TO N , Mat. 17 (IN S ) ug —Col. Charles A. Lindbergh fifn • force! today to g iv e ’ airplane rides no to all members o f Congress who is- desire to take them. The invitacy t-iona were extended verbally while w the Flying Colonel was at the 'Id capital discussing the extension of " i j nir mail service into Katin AmeriI on. Roth Vice President Dawes nnd n- ] Speaker Longworth told Lind* oil bergh they thought many member?, ns would accept. us While uncormnnnientive concern '*4 irtg future plnns, Lindbergh evidentl.v plans to remain in the Oapin ( ital until ’n fte j Mur. 19, on which P i . dale lie is to receive the Congres­ sional Medal of Honor from Presitg dent Coolidge, i nstills that Succcm nur satisfactory customers mond Tires pave tht* way In . y e t B u i c k clears th e r u t s aficl g iv e s h e a d -ro o m as w e ll bigger tin* business fur us. You would profit by equipping with Diamonds. \\V keep our stock fresh and complete at all times and our prices so r\irodingl.t reasonable (hat we can say to you " l-’or econo­ my, as well as for longer mile­ age, bette r traction and great­ er comfort, buy Ilu ic k ’ s rem a rk a b le c o m b in a tio n o f m odish fu l beau ty — m a x im u m h e a d -ro o m — and ul clear th e ruts — is th e d ire ct result o f tlx d o u b le -d r o p fra m e. Diamonds." T h is in b eau ty, sa fe ly and all-arou n d ro a d a b ility . to COUPES $ t I o ' io 114JO } I •>2) All (*.«,, ( . a . t rjM f, M u k.. ( c .r .n m n t la , la Pr a J J , J T h t C . M . A . d /U .« » .-u . tht m ail J tiir a h lt, u aia d a h lr. 2 -D O O R SED AN 5 ju i u x m u w 'uiT, 208-212 Magnolia Ave Sanford Flu. jg T l i f l i l i f ■ AMAZING -VALUES- —) ^ Til* ttral't I!udy I*; ! >•••* To cut down the wastv o f h*i't.ih Ort through use of th. l-rake," Si-*rra I a-i ne, Africa.-onsidcring the.building of feed. 'frTfTij :*r OfKtlng auto uml animal Ira n *-! tation to dUplurc mint freight* ad vanccmcnt, pioneered by Buick SEDANS $1 194 in $1994 * . SPORT MODELS $ 1JP5 1 a m l * ii *■*•*•» Mounted t'olicc w erj called to ladle the crowd that gnthc i*d in ondon to witnea.i the arrival ami parturv of the bride uml groom turn Lord Humiit *n. eld r u m <*f c Govctr.cr t.f Northern Irriund. d the daughte)-. of-4he late Lo <1 ieJtlon weivgmarrivd tecently. b rillia n t months ago, places Buick far ahead o f other can W iT tfrii market. apcc’nl radio program put on nvjj* H'. network o f eight Pacific Coast broadcasting stations will also be a feature o f the opening. This program will fit !n with a similar dedicatory program to be broadcast over the red network fmm W E A F and 30 other eastern j and middle western stations." NEW YORK, Mar. 17.— (IN S ) — Tex Rickard iius won out over Jim Mullan, Chicago promoter, *n the b'ddlng for n lightweight champinnfhip match between Sammy Mandoll ami Jimmy Mcl.arnln, The bdutjwill b? fought lit Lhe Polo Grounds on May 17. Eddie Knnc, Mamlell * maimger. ?htui J lu tc rta y th it he would nrve from Chicago tomorrow to ‘gn the papers Kane stuck to tvlleii until he wim c iivincctl the 'hicago |romater i .>uld not bind [cLarnh*, i.ho turned down u Chiig « guarantee *-f $50,000 last eek. 4( have been enjoying from dia­ now wlrtninx Even G rea te r Phone ests of Our Customers flu* iiinstimtly » , ‘ The flin t Goodrich Silvcrtnwn I Card Tiro t o In- manufactured >* I tHa..Com|>aiiy'K new Ki*s Angeles I factory was produced * ii March j 10", rays a imllcl'n just received ‘ A y C. K. Myers, local Goodrich ; SHauler Jrum th,* Company headI i quarter* in Akron, "This tir** pos- I «cs*cd no idgnificnnl marking to | proclaim the remarkable achieve- 1 tqent it represented," says Mr. j Myertt,'“ but was marked like mil- , I lions o f its brothers had l>een > marked as they were fitted into the molds nt the Akron factories. tT h c first Fllvertown produced! by tho I’ acif'c Goodrich Kubhn Company commemorated an in • | dustrinl engineering accomplish-1 k mont that has seldom tieen paral- li Icled bv American business enter- “ priie. It marked the completion " f | a g'gantic factory over n quarter tn'lfl long and 40(1 feet wide with every detail nmi process efficiently functioning in the record time of * a S u c c c s s / u f Si.v ,£ seven months. (P.E .P.)itts For the Better Inter­ F irst R a d io -ize d Police F leet First Goodrich Tiro Turned Out LateK From NewestPIant “The new Goodrich factory pro­ duct] Its first Silverlown seven months to the day aflor the first ground wns tn-oken for its foim- ' Hrtion., Carrying farther its com* meaioration of this ach'evement an official opening will he held on May 2. at tho new factory, when its f production machinery will be :n full swing and Pacific-made Silvcrfowna will l*e pouring out to meet 4ha nmuat in*r demands of the PO N TIAC , Midi., M tcrh 17.— struction, 010 by 040 feet. IlciidcK l.nst week, less than four months the assembly lines it contains an a lter the f rat rattle o f pneumatic tntire new enameling unit for the hammers signalized the commence­ treatment o f Oakland fenders nnd ment of the latest expansion pro* sheet hi eta I. Exactly as In the Ponject o f the Oakland Motor Car t « c Six plant, the converging lines company, the new $3,000,000 car axttmbly and shipping buildings of Oakland assembly parts and ma­ f o r the Oakland All-Americnn Six terials will be so synchronized that s i r e cempletcd . and pronounced the component parts o f the car ready fer the instnliaton o f con teyorr, processing equipment and will be delivered at exactly the proper moment us the automobile machinery. , The speed with which the build­ prepresses down the assembly line. ings were erected is believed to | The adjoining car shipping buildconst tute n record fo r this type of I ihg is one story high, 108 feet wide steel, brie': nnd concrete construe •, ! nnd 700 feet long, thm. j Some idea o f the size of the Oak­ The n»W structures provide the I company with 380,191 square feet land expansion pi eject may be o f additional floor space beside < ga'ned from data provided by L. A. five mote railroad shlpp’ng spurs, Blackburn, resident engineer, who four < them entirely Within the supervised the construction work. Surpasses a ll odier low-priced sixes in Sanford Buick Company’s Slide, Design and E n d u ra n ce T h e minute you see the N e w Series Pontiac Six you know that here is an outstanding example of real automotive progress. A more beautiful car than it.* sensationally popular predecessor! The lowest priced six in the world offering bodies by Fisher with idl their famous craftsmanship and long life construction! A nd, in addition, equally important ad­ vancements in design! T h r O -M -R cylin­ der head, the cross-flow radiator, and Annual numerous other modern features for con­ venience, safety and lasting satisfaction. Used Car Clearance Come in ! See and drive this newest and finest I ’ o n iip c . Learn h o w vastly it ditfers frnm all other low-priced sixes in style, design and performance! Coupe . . . . . . . . S74S Sport Cat'flolrt . . . $7V J Sport ItiudnU r. . S744 4-Door SeJxn . . . . J I'hartoo . . . . . . $775 Sport Lattil*liSeil^i» ir,** oaon.1 All \v -n.uH ViT. SlOlt In SIIM- Art ••• r. |)*-/t.x , |( Dfft r i tmlu.1,' n iminwTvi lianUlinf flu.tic*. Luiv Id |.ti>ok Ucfsctitl Mutui* 17mc Faymoi*. 1 i Don’t Fail To Inspect These Re-painted 1Vnd Reconditioned Used Cars Buick ■Overland \ Jewett Dodge Chrysler | Ford . Willys-Knight Essex j OldsRiobile Corner Park Avenue and Second St. N E W ■ __ �PA73K W m g l L , O i V r M T W g A t fiw ft fr 'M iU L n . Sa t u r d a y . m a r c h 17 , 102a ged Woman D ies S p e e d Boats Will Chase Bank Bases ,1Home Of Niece Try For Records in Defense On Letter arly This Morning Miami Beach Races Of Geo. A. Decottes M IA M IB E A C H , Fin., Mnr. 17." l)jalcst Kidnap Victim l Is Held For Ransom & DETROIT. Mar. 17— (I N S )— JiniM Hull, the latest victim o f Dcftolt’s kidnapping gang, war, being A ( |ii for $10,000 ransom today. Hall's abduction mills another name t jo tfao lopg ,ii?t g f abductions o f i5r*pns rorfnpHcd xvitli roadhouses • ... . t u t __ . • . > . .. Hull, forinof cafo operator, was kidnapped frim bin' home by tarn K f, posing a detectives. Police say friend* of Hail hav made nm uigeiafnl“ for his release ns soon ns flic banka open this morning. Hall is raid to h* wealthy. Two men called at H all’a homo yesti'i’day and introduced themflt r * a" detectives. They told Hall b,. was wanted at headquarters to Iidentify a prisoner. A fter an argu­ ment in* went axvny with the men. An liunr Inter two men called at tin’ liume and presented a note to -Mrs. Ball demanding $10,000. Marianna Audience Hears Tlie Governor :.i T i l l \ II ASS HD, Fla., Mar. tT B - W i'1! • ' iiiure cmuitios practicalH y fin, led. fine. John W. Martin H ih mil 'hit i.'vck'a cariiiitiignlng ■n Hr: !"l tnfnght. The Marrii fcesl ;."t i f Phriiordng Board endid y- ter > nftenioon and the exK'r'ilive dun will pi'olmldy be Sudd (..'a\ During tile pa: t week' pie fi vi -'>:i>r has motored to some e.tirlv r:*-'t,. here eaeh night for a iSf.ferli, ■M "a fotir hundred people heard (F . - "re ,, in Marianna lart k in d New Secret Irx 'fylelon R aising (Continued F orn l‘.nr»i 1 i _ Voting, Lender plants, now <;i(y r f " HaltfordjHHim da,—payable protected by Iruuspam it Sliipnn is were licav; cm from the proceed* to la-"derived W N o l’iiue SincDl ho War Has (imtcrml the Governor Martin Cup, nt:il ilv. Dom the sale o f aid negotiable Sanford yesterday in spite of the Teuluji Chemical Industry [ t ] ' M Y tliotiuim ls off yniirui' rnnbonds.” rain. Due hundred and Seven t a i ; Contntodorc Hatcher Trophy were Exerted Such Pronounced inluuiM- p lant* whirti In l l o i e During the course of the nrgu- rolled iiiil o f Hanford Soft Ion and Effect On l ’ usincss Affairs te nd er ‘ perio d are sutilcci to dam-•ehcclultd *,o<lay for the St. Ratmtnt. which was bii,-r. tlie court »W f ro m wind nod Mini, sro ihixxrich’s Day program uT the Miami interjected the remark that " i t ap­ a total r f lUi from Florida, t'alif. tng th ro u gh Hint cru cia l atAge tills Beach Mld-WIntcr Regatta. pears as though the Chase Nation­ shipped ;I.V cars which brought the ynar p ro te cte d tiy c o v s i i n n o f ccitoplianc. Ito* t h in , l ia n s p n rr n t • Gar Wood’s Mias America V, al Bank should have made a ipor? U. S. total to Dot. The Fan r i m ate rial eo w id e ly used as wr ap * investigation before carp were hilied to the folio,vl. ,■ | he ’ broken steering wheel repair­ thorough Pine* f o r candy In tin* Im p eria l ed was ready to go out do dacV- ncccpting the collateral posted by points: l” Wave os',, 22 P >t m m V alley r f C alifo rn ia, w h e r e the against time lor new wOlid a re - the Send nolo County Baal, in obratstnc or rtifttnipiipva t* one of the Yard*. 0 Chicago, G Jersey r .-, .■>rds. Miss California, oxytud ni.i taming n loan.” Im p ortan t i m l m i n . a|ti« p r o l c c l I lie ( ity of Fanfold protested .’! i ’hiladciphitt, 2 FJuper.ee, '• >.'• > inept hv William T.. Daugherty. ivv m ateria l Is li.nij; wi. fitly used driven hy Die!, Loynmi Lana Bench. California, was favored ti tlie Chase National Bank's eonen- York, 2 each Cincinnati, bet mi . Amerieun trade ('uttimisaioncr at a f t e r a series o f e x p , rtinent* to d isco ver ttm best sort o f c o v e r i n g ih i Ito, • . win the Waldorf A*otorid’ Trophy tioa o f legality in the transaction Montreal, 1 each Baltimore, B to foste r Iho ear ly g r o w t h o f lU.,in submitting argument to the e f­ By gradual processes the Ger­ plums. fo r unlimited lfil cnlne inch hy­ tan, Decatur, !'t Smith, Grand man dye 11 list has established « droplanes. A fter1 taking two lieu,.- fect, that the bonds never had prop­ It had been the custom to cover er Inception, were not i sin d in con­ Rapids, Kansas City, Kni xville. hack ground o f intomntiohnl co- each plant with paper to prnljcl from Miss Ripen, owned by dan; Newark. PUttbui 'i, i penition, assuming interests in It from iho weather conditions tint Talbot o f I a>h A n gers, in the I'd formity with the laws’ of Florida Macon, Top !,m , the United State*,’ Great Britain, It had boon found ihnt this ulso cut limited class, Mis.; Kioto cap i; •! ami were handed to L ike in mi un­ Richmond, , Rochester, executed form. Lake, the City Toronto. and elsewhere, according to oil tiler rays of tli\j suii iietcasary ■and swamped in tin* second lie. ., claims, in his capacity as presiDaugherty. He said that the most The f. o. b, market was imsignificant case of international charged yestivday with fai ly ■ .idunce now is contemplated ac­ for small sines and very sloe. i tion hy the German trust to fruni'* from 1’hi lade! phi a today show a pact with Imperial Clientianl weather to l*o J15 cloudy. i>fii ! industries, of Kaghiiul, the Ksluhear ur ,ived from Florida and 1 Iisseinents Kuldman, of Frame. ears \\\ re held oil track. Then I >1 ildy to alhs'ale production to were no ! ,\*sh offerings cm i’ <- minimize i mil petit ion to exchange market,, which was tionniall. technical proces-es' and to share 11 v.ns said that counsel for Htemly d'itli loo few sales rep ti market1. both sides will get together with­ cd to quote. Baltimore reports ih. ('oncltides I’acls in tlie next two nn .itlis and .thresh nm i.e'. Pull and prices unchn . 1 The dye trust, he explained, eonout tlie matter of fixing the ntn- and Washington market etiaul? laded a pact iit l!>27 with NorsJj, ••nut of the liiitnl to In- posted by olid prices unchanged. ,-41ydrn. ~rhr 'important Norwegian he t ijy o f S'jipioni. aoul-Umt- the ■ •Ilium iiitiate and hydro-elect ri ' ■a’-Ti "w ill tlien In- set for trial l"'wc.' fueGir; it concluded an nrshortly tlierealler. At today's • iMiigement with no American oil In aiim; w ire t'itx Attni'm-y George mpaiiy, exchanging processes: it V. Do Gotti's. May.o' F, F. lious, quiii I lieenses owned hy nnoth-xllnnit.xle rrowth atiit In fact re* linlder and ussoeiaie city attorney f i r American. cnliijmay to tmimr Imijed ttio maturing o f ttir tender I .in ii-ri II. Bog v- o! Inclisimville. i. iclilH' liiauiuui white i:i lltll.' tier- plants. It was then that ■The ynr:j'"TS Ii'P.Ciiig'for (ho south i l l • and hared an agreement, n lli>;|hano was tried. Villa la {Gout inueil from Page I) this 'miintlrttf.■ing I > till in,other America tran* pa runt, very thin. nr,d easily was iiinipletely ili'Htroyed. •upaiiy right.- to miimifuctiu " hatulleil. It was discovered that tiy That no more loss o f life on n ited i.irlum in Faded Htau -. li • urn the in pessary prolcetlon W A SH IN G TO N , Mar. F - n inineil wits regarded ns ic i • it given and ot ttm mum tlinu Um i iilinneil expa i-ion of the dye p.- ''ts rovered by this transparent :• tlloii’ hy tile citizens of tile li1 !■ ( IN S )—Tile U. B. BaUiorliip 1 : . , U \ H R K M .r 17.- I I N S t t. ijuv.' ci\en ii controlling i*.l matai.ul s.ru advanced tbrea or radii was rammed fy a comme All "iihuny teti .ii in g f . i t r town a:< they hurried to the pc. ; e.c nt of ihe ea|ijliil foundation o f wreckage. Thu road was 1 i11 v * nteamcr, the Haiti Ai '.amler Nev. lu ll, were cii'sely gtialded !»> ' ill Git man chemical corpora. il with liiu.-,)i and debris, mat San Diego, Calif., late last n poll,,' cariy today following re ipt ' iili led into an ai i aiigeiueiit w ii i according to u dispatch to ii" - i c , peeled to result ill a of u 11 lepitotie jsc- 'igi* al l ,c »,f- passage almost impossible for navy today. Tlie I ’iih/rado was « fiee ■!' tiie I ritciiH'iiiUgll Rapid tin :'. IVputiv; from the office • capital im reuse front Us present ilic Fuindatd (hi ( Cinoany " f New ly cut on tin- rtarhimtd side Tra it ( olupany that “ one id its tlie Ijike county sheriff were ■ t.loii.iioo.otlO ninths to finance fa­ Jersey, cuneeitiltiv ml Jiateuts and suffered no domage lie low il, internal and external us.tocia* I n„ i - .c'. flu, agici iiient. accord­ s'.il'v y stalions was I l,vl\ to be tin' sceiio early to inuintoln oi.l. ing' I" I hlUgh.'t'l>, linllhtlesa coup­ and clejir (lie roadway. 1 ion,” I laugherty said. water bine. i litoc.il up lu'fote imoum;;." "Il is a ronspieuoiis fart Ilia" les with the Dye Tiu.-t's plans to New's of tlie 1 wsitcr's ilaniar mao) old-lliiie German ciieiiiiial I pi .(duo* nil fi nm lignite m Gerspread rapidly to nraihy pla> C LARK SUGGESTED i inii ishments, fared t.'illi dye Ftatultnd Git eompany the henc and within an hour sovera! I" n any dividend-' may involve giving tlie V ( j t ’ L N T IN P R IS O N .« 'd ii. i't ,-,,r, p,g it t iii . . .........................I dred i ni'i"U ■ persons had gatliW A SH IN G TO N , Mur. 17. '.il of some petroleum .racking re17 - (IN S ) William Fain., 11:xulhi-tl in lle ir Inti" t " iinnal cd on I lie scene. (I N F )— The aiipointmeiit o f Frank ii tateiin o' . irti'l: the trust pan' 1 eat eh done at the* I. G.'h chief . in i ater i-i San tjiii’li Clark, former i i.-iigresumnn from |o |,., e i-it i'll l'ljii hosinoss. It i l.'Is , alories ut 0|ipuu hei laidGermany m e . Miami, Fla., as a nfeutber o f th<* ' wages, shoi i . -pi-il.-d In pn.\ I ” per cent in i wigshatcn. S. T a riff Comniissinii, was urg i I Dituyhei'iy said lliat the I fi. 1 i**T •») era l ions." t undergroii upon President Coolidge today I" <-i ptuii I' d I'.ith the Ainejn’au N’ a1lie German tniat l:.u I <1 Senator Fletcher (D ) i f Florida. tc.'si | Honorary I ’allhcnrcrs include [v i >, Forster, James Moughtuii, Sedge ,j, G. Sharon, John D. Jin* Ki„s It. S. Babbitt and John MusKen.'Die active pa’ Ihearers w ill bg B. Chapman G. E- McKay, L. 'V. Steele, John Gove, M. Y . Bltfdsoj »nJ A. L. Belts. Pallbearers aVC ftiipustu ijuinii' at Celery'Markets Bureau o f Agricultural Kroonrnics co-operating witli the Florida State Bureau ot Mar­ kets. — It. R. Corbin, I.oral KitrtWlUaltve Concluding healj l ,i. i-.Tr. i t r n 1 g- v i /'A 'arvi*n . i si - / r '.i 7 > U SLB U ' (y four;weeks fartlirr toward market­ ing. This new practtcu Is thought hy many to presage a consider ijdo advnnce In tha cantaloupe ludostry for, If th« llltlii plants can ho smtj nhly protected and ut the samo Umo given ttio advantage of the sun's mys to an extent Dial will nitliuatrly nlnre ttio cantaloupes on Um market tareo or lour weeks Catlpplnxim. which a ooq ol newer cellulose tnatvtnbi <ve,vnj by industry, has idreddy bccit B work *nI'orssfutly In'undid Btf way*. Originally, lt --vr**’ ci used In wrapplmt caiulu*. eajnty boxes uiwl ln. luoUaUni llciato textured or edible, mats ttot wlthtn iho past few oioryt tui* nlso twicri pot (o u*> as a pumry corerlnff foe lilts** dog'* miusaces. ns a' thtm' nintcrlal for women'i* ■sprltt*. and (or making artlltctt] flq; Tbo discovery of its vaJua ss aj .teepon for cautntoubo idthu II o'f ttio most valuabts that lull rondo. ; i■ "■ i; pal lead company, which Juic­ ing acquired mil eests iii titantuui ole it a ices in Sonv.iy,. has as­ signed iis Iks uses for nrodoi lion of titauimn wlilti; to the German dye tinst. which pivi|H)»e« to mailufactuie ibis pigment and sell to Geiitral I'.iiropeau market*. lower i. 'irts Ui vaeatu tho action ■i x-Secratury pf Intariop Albert S. WINS A IT E M WASHINGTON. Mar. 17. (IN S ) I Tlie govei ament today won an I appeal to the Supreme Court fuel review of tin unsuccessful suit in I Fall m confirming I hd claim o f t Standar OiL t'lgiunan t'J..vall«l oil Inndh ui '.H iA'nT*oif Nuntbqf , i k.CaJifnniip. McLaulins E N G R AVIN G ' Diamond Moutttjfyk Jc« elcrs-Opt*mctrh»t f m , ’ Wntrh Repairing ali'SirV V a’ ji VS Ratlin Experiment To He Conducted Soon 1 V.IYOUD. Calif., Mnr. 1-7. * Mere tlian fo rty prinof the nation will ru ■ i huge lieoadi astirg oxMar. V'-'Hi when six of id'v mo*; t fa moil a film '! tie lienrd on tlie nir. '■ ( luiplin, Dougins Fiilr*'"nn:i Tnlnuulgc, John >re. D. W. G riffith, am! D1 Rio will npjiear bemirrophone. The 'tidio'M le released over a na' bain from It to 7 I*. M. Standard Time. Among • to participate tiro New i'ltilndelphia, Chicago, St. ’ •4p, Frauciacp, 'N o w Or* •llatitn, Houston, Oakland, and Kansas City. .*>d ijP¥psi4'*V; iP M w n r f D K f y ....... . Onenldl d/maw /’>farden offUl.th ~ rr/Arv n o n ton / *'die ■ ■t ’ • ‘ Dr. King To Tak On Al Smith Again Wil d AI Smith will da if he radii . the White House will be or*fn t tmnorrow night by tlie hv. I ’. |>. King, pastor o f the 'rrl Itaiil i t Chinch, in tlie t.hinl ^ id* talks on Smith’a candidacy, (altitude* of Americans, contends h>' I a tui-, do not realise tha dhuei* which arts involved In even n fti tii . , injiicration'o/«Smith afe Warner Installed ‘ As Hotel Inspector Jerry \v Cii,t.T, ;.Uite btU*l ccyn"*xiuncr. wa* a visitor in San1r.lay^ cohting iicrc cso inr U ir\Vurt T v 7 WaiTTne uffie? o f xleputy Imlel ■•nen” Tho territory In- ** ■'•Mif«a.l-will-4>o-wiil«»r-M«*. a '* jurisdictfctt. * Following ■*»■!)■ t rJV 1' tfr na*<* ^ th® *ocwl mnn y ( ^r^Ufftiy uzzumcd t hu'ge of ; = * mmm. y/iehour o f Praye; Mosque will l>« located '• eoffi ttructod on (lie garden and Arabian "VflTa^a In I Aral * drcMad dressad in the event (Ido o f the Oa-d*. with Arab* viewed I*y the Imper il lV y n ta tt Bi'Ulcvarvl over- native costume.* with {h elr'fio •vho will bo stationed hnlf way looking the park robes and quaint' headgear, tlirnvy’t tfn^Nfyn lvn -ef Uiati cu v,'Kh an «mcr> playing hammered cdppar. liiu a/ini Boulevard in i I ’-snd rcj>t esv’ iimfr un Egyptir-" M •'(pm onu geitay drive i«; bras*, rug* and other handle furnished in n mnnm j In filling tlto rear fo r ( A missive pyramid with the dignity c f th- Imperial* P «»t grarlng at its baa# w ill « * l us*i o f nmbu-, tcntntr, Impcriai OJf.ccf.i and Hic.t shadows aenwa thtfakihi t a j lances in ease iruerts. -* 7 > |iroTc"(Re’ picture'af t h e W d On the evening o ’ Mu>‘ -nd thc Pack your la g —Jain th* j till the op|iosltc Uniformid Units Will part in , art elreTrfrinnratTTBt’ul ffrWr •Mdc Of the iltrecj will bo thirteen van headed toward Miami. 1 .huge godji 2& feet in hciglit taken will be Fun and Frolic evMT the Boulevard dorlitncd ( iliugh.uio o f Die day and night. cn tins e ffe c t ‘ W^rhe »?riou.x coV tnrln entrant^ qnd wJl bp«£"UJt ’ from the early Egyptian Temple*. 4,kjrH'gud will aland on u 12xU Official rcservatlb*# frori ored light* butlinkiT <• cli rath1* prJstriyof’ttjrtj mtir ivi; tir> EUto o f l ionI fret 1,;..' ■., • temple*. Indicato -100,000 vis her c f the uniform'd bo id ’■ Ha7* on on, cfyicr-tcan ®f grand fcnrctaelc. Egyptian .(it.Ush niM yRcjr.uxnt ' 'fn ffM r t.o f tho cenlrr grand- and Miami-'Ih f.wtrjaatW' t * 11 tcries Pro carried on the >"«*'> it to t *,?»». .. *iZJ vi•iv11* *, hnVil•».-irt1■* Jtrjr.I and half way through' tho huioJ a, *‘oiivif lodaiiuoa ^ro - % furnish power fer tt? many VulM- ■ An illuminated w-ln il! |u tllO.fOSWiro of , ■, .i i- *’ A P.vgcant will tike pi-****, ^r ’i nV . Cutaial’.ii-: h . 1I • cvaJi.fAH dylbBf tatft mrdr.v i tt:rntnVn 1 1 ’ : ! I*:,, idtfc. lijauli/d in WkUh wi«l u t f • arlv J.ijypiUli besf ruuM hi uni M i A-Ipt- J -i .ii; ■ taiw^pn.l fartiftbod liyfit- rate* as low a» oaa *v r*i, , ...A’ityns I..*1 .. • thirj.thn dlnAity c f 't h * Iqtjtfrial fifty cent* per dny. . in. win ih >:c ; Every po-va’blo »ort < Dpi. ntatv’a rank, til a- atJ.tfiW t«j.Th3 nr Hu Official M atringed that >'-v laerA baa. boon -r * a a ( v DUfi-Uy in j V ic *r o f M IA M I, F lorid a — The tropicnl : hruh* will form n most hcnutlful background o f Miami will be the background for tlie hhriitora to nutting fo r the .Shrine Imperial holil. their annuel frolic. Council Session during May 1, 2, l'iv q Mock* o f granthrtnndr trBI Inclusive. . . Im constructed d o n g Ulscaytic Thu Bay front Park, which acp* Boulevard whidi^ot** parallel-wit II •rates Biscayru' B.'.y front the busithe cean-r center u. of ness diftrlct, dif.triet, will bo lie ino decoration and cntcrtaijiiught, itncl w ill be trauaforpird into tjie Gar­ den o f Allah. Tlie rumplcbon o f this park in’ part o f Ilia 000 ipipr.>y*eic»bprfiniaBl D cgdlly eoinpleted byttm citr c f Miami; The stately coconut pnltnr. royal gwdsw’n dwtw‘tndiw*»i,^twi,'HtiI’. ‘WiWa*1 cu*, oleander, rpyul p;unclu*.iicc. ernndatopca. On fuerr dVr, will bo th'• fit • n d hundreds « f .other vaHutici «*f the uniformed uiilY* ia th j, color fu lL is L -r y yotyeous tropical flowara . •««)_ St* w H «) H [I J y f v« cf .be Gfcr-,fl.s LlacU la fleetdvffr* �■ JM I Sanford Herald tM H n m ■fli-rMunn r * r r p t l k > 4 l | Nf Nnnforilt I f l u r M * . TTWVDurn" ntro'illn A ir n it r, ni * H E SANFORD H B R A LP/S A TU R D A Y/M A R C H ?T,'1P181 /. / : Get Rd&jly I ’ofVote TAX TIME LEESBURG COM M ERCIAL THEBE W IL L i’ F. A T A X RE­ DUCTION at this session o f con­ N n« urm ail rllM m a i le r gress. Tho surplus available for it ST, WIN. nl <ka I'rwtofflrir ( • • f n n l i I'lnrld a. il inter act u( tax rcducton will not exceed *223,>•( -\t,rrb a. «#0T, 000,000. Tho senate finnneo com­ t O L l . A M ) I.. n K A X . . .......... m i l i a r mittee will begin writing tho ttOW'AIlM IIKHIl ....... ... *l ann«rr measure Mnrch 10th and it .w ijj r i k r., jo Ai:sJMwaw*in« no' doubt ho In committee until n m - iii - i n-..... - i* n o \ ij a t h sApril 1st when it will reach tho I Nir mm ••-m *•-m —-mm. IT.IHl J in n y c itiz e n s h a v e c o m e to r e g a r d t h e ir g o v e r n m e n t ' (jI ,,pnnt« pnrtmbl. ■ M lu k m H o n l k i - ... ..... .........i— ll.TJ s o m e th in g w it h w h ic h , t h e y h a ve , little--to ~ n o n n d 'W u n t ' W| | | l*> debated fo r thirty day# „ ns something „ — . . ... , , , . Jr Carrier rrr W>*k ......... 10 ,1 5 Jlivon less.-Ttmc wnH When men died for the sake o f the fran­ ihen go to free conference for Ilfn iM r * n n t6 r* 'r ntwwrrr w a r reconciling tho differences be­ .vayrr , > « l iw I Mini In (Mr l e l r r n n chise, but, once granted, it has been totally disregarded !>' tween the house and the ncnntc ■llaaal N n u nervier. i t n h l a K from large numbers o f persons. This is particularly true of thd <hl. najwrlnr kin a nrannluitlnn hills nnd i! will then he ready for t a r r a lf Ihanahhil itnlty ru\ rr~ "best citizens," who seem to feel that they might be con­ final passage, probably between ta c all I k r Irmllna event* o t I h r rattrr m i l l . T h l I, N. N. la r »- taminated by going to the polls, yet who, if they voted, tho first and fifteenth o f May. U peelal a M l l r efficient l a I'larltla anil la Would morn than likely help to improve a government which The Mirplns can be npplied to [ a ltihaist ik »i rqaal. tax reduction, debt reduction or at best is often corrupt. • , __ HrraM Ja .a menihrr »t lk» The election on June G is the most important one which ahsorhed by increasing the ap* udlt l la r rn u nr < tr riil,n ln »», m< trraatmnnl Aaanrlaf Inn nf l*ut>has come during the recent ’Brian of four years. For state pioprintions and the peril lies in lla k r n , AilvrrtlNrra, and A d t e r t l# la* A jrata which Tron|re « eae* and county we make almost a dean sweep, re-electing form- a deadlock o f the factions and no I a k l l ' k r r m em ber •« aalnnll In tax measure, which will automat(kstanak audit nf aubai-rlpllni or office holders to their old jdbs. or putting in their places re­ ' tlala (a ttrder In V i r l l j aliaolntet. duction all alalMa i f rl rr u lalln n aa n a i l a other candidates. Seminole County citizens will vote to fill j ucti0n, \v> favor tnx reduct hnamt baalnriM mr'hnil*. o f ihe entire amount o f the sur­ the following offices: iffice; plus. Six presidential entia electors. ' SA TU R D A Y , MARCH 17." It'seems reasonably certain thnt Twelve delegates to the national Democratic convention, legati T il K I I K Il AI.H'.H P H O O I I A M income tax o f corporations will 're­ A— t w w a r l » e l l ) and m m i l ) ail- four from the stofb afc large and two from each congressionceive a share o f tho tax reduction. mlnlalrallnn. 1^— Ueeaer w n l i r route lu J a e k x i a . al district. The only uncertainty is the iimvtlld, Members of the National Democratic Committee. mint. A levy o f one per cent on Sm—Taaalr nrl ln n of « * . John* Indian n i r r r Canal. A United States senator. the incomes o f corporator yield V —-l aan auratlun o f m o a l h l r * * P « » Four representatives ih congress, one each from the $00,000,000 and if the on.ire sur­ ■_ Dp W f f k . " u C m ra tln* of hullillair p ro - First, Second, Third and Fourtli congressional districts. / plus was applied to corporation m«- aouxra, h'ltrla, apni'Iiurnl tax reduction wo could have a rolira, A governor, * . duction t f 2 1-2 per cent In cates xm -.\ < o m m m l l ) Chrxl. A secretary o f state. ■ Dm—<’« miil»tli>n at r h r h r a u l l f l e a hut it is hardly possible thnt tho fIo n pra dniin . An attorney general. entire surplus can be applied in -v V « t u and moilrrn boapllnl. A comptroller. that direction. A maximum reduc­ B IB LE VERSE FOR T O D A Y tion o f 2 per cent is about ail that A state treasurer, can lie reasonably imped for nnd A state superintendent o f public instruction. much depend i upon public senti­ T H E TW O G R E A T COMMANDTwo justices o f tho state supremo court. ■ , M ENTS Thou nhntl love the Two members o f the Florida railroad commission, one ment and the taxpayers convinc­ ing congress o f the business nec­ L o h l thy God with nil thy hourl, for an unoxpired nnd another for « full term. essity and economic advantages and with ail thy soul, mid with nil An adjutant general. o f surli reduction. thy strength, nnd with nil thy A state chemist. The federal-estate tnx 'has a mind; and thy neighbor ns thyself. a/ibA good chance of. being repealed. County judge, — Luke 10:27.Unfortunately those who do not * Sheriff. ..P R A Y E R :— W e thank Tiiee.' pay this tax do not consider that that to all those who trust in Clerk of the circuit court. they are in lores ted hut it is ftoeThec, b, Thy commands are'not greCount^superintendent of public instruction. ialism, centralization nnd conflavioiu. County assessor o f taxes. ea ion in its mnyL virutent forrt Tux collector. _ a n d 'cv eiy citizen should battle "Hundreds Dio in Dam Burst” .. . . --Supervisors *of "registration. . ... against it with all their might. ^^beadlina. -When curaing is 'exIt is levied as a regulatory and -* "County commissioners. cusabt*.'. . • not a revenue measure so far ns Members of county boards o f public instruction. tiie federal government is con* That “ Blood will tell,” ns the Justices of the peace. eerned n< .congress permits tho ’ famous adage nays, is doubtless Constables. stales to take Hi) per cent o f tho true, but there’s no telling what. Prosecuting attorney. proceeds. •> ---------- O----- r— Members of\ h e state executive committee. .Secretnrytr'Mclioi recommended We wonder how long it will he that ?30,001),U0Il of the surplus he Members of the congressional executive committee. 1 before Applcyurd, Taylor and Mm.In filling these offices the people have a duty to per­ applied to reduction o f the income , Xanxle withdraw from the race. form not only to themselves but to their country. It is high­ tax of individuals in the intermedi­ -------- o----ate brackets but the house gave Newspaper paragraph*!-* devote ly important that the best men be selected in every ease, The the $31),000,1)01) to repeal o f th? 1lota o f space to thoflapper’* people should make it their business to investigate and find automobile lax. There is still an­ •aidrt but if it get* much shorter out who is the best man for each office and then set* to it. other group that would apply it it won’t be so funny. that he is elected. In order to elect the best men, it is nec­ to reducing the corporation tax. *------o — essary that every citizen vote. Remember the crooks never This I s one Of the controversies Seminole County has a woman miss. a vote; good people who forget to ipinlify or that will be fought old in *!ic sen­ ndldate for nuj>erinUTidcnt o f ..... . . it’s the , , ate. • , lolls. 9U. Women are fu*t becoming 0 *•’ ,ot* r ile d pi jro to tilt It is tin- privilege and the duty sore and moru pruminent in noliof every taxpayer to express his OCM. views on tax red net ion to their t■ — — - ■0--------__________ •ranters and congressmen. In no H ie world continues to lose lather way can they lie in position ! some mighty good aviator* by alU n ea sy lies th e beat! th a t w e a rs a cro w n . S in c e “ M is s i to accurately reflect the - enti[ lowing them to eon tin ue to try F uith D e F tm l” w as cro w n e d q u een o f t lie .Miami b a th in g j n .-«• t <f their district. flights beyond the ability of then Reality Contest, she has not had a restful moment, being ---------- -—~ I machines. ~ ~ In view of the Importance o f the rapidly approaching election on June 5, The Herald wishes to take this oppor­ tunity o f urging all Seminole County citizens to register and pay their poll tuxes before it is too late. A t the present time the voters may register in their home precincts but- after April 2 the books will be removed to the office o f supervisor of registration where registration is still possible until May 1. DIGGERS D A IR Y FARM . Phone 8711 Swee*: Milk Sweet Cream Butter Milk Milk far Babies PH O NE 771 * H ALL AND PENTLAND * C E R TIF IE D PU B L IC A C C O U N TA N TS ---- ---------IN CO M E T A X CON S U L T A N T S — S. G. G R A Y , Resident Manager 817 First National Bank Building, Sanford, Morida Loch Arbor De Forest Sanford Realty Co. \ • • A NEEDED REFORM #V4 i 1'X ' ’ ;■ T . ... •; , ’ v “ T h e F r ie n d ly D r u g S to re ” L a n ev’s Sanford t Jno. D. Jinkins, Prescriptions Filled Promptly E. First St. Tax Collector Seminole County. .And Accurately • A Little Journey j ! ’/ ^ T liro tu ili a F am ou s laws of qaality- rule every s step in building one qI Am erica’s finest motor / h e re •dir a A LANDHnG FIELD VI.BAN V 1IER A I.I) W id Rogers told Ui* Albuoy midieiici- Mouiliiy nigh' that Albnn;, need - a landing fiebl. lively town nt i'd* <oi<*. he added, an*! we think he is light. “ The town thill bus n*» l*itiding field." said the humorist, "in a few year# will be about a* I P 'pulur with the traveling |iuidic |j a u town without n depot." Rogers I'iin te to Albany from j Montgomery by air, amt the pt-oitb-ni o f a jnniiing field presented itself. There is, o f course, a place j in tho outskirts o f Albony where flying machines land, but il lacks a good deal o f lining a landing field. It is true, undoubtedly, H im! many nil airplane thnt passes A l­ bany by would land hen- if a suit­ able landing field Were available a field o f ample size, suitably mark­ ed for identification from the air, and with a few- uccomodations Kuril a.> airplanes nnd their crew* renuire. More and inure will people trav­ el by air. Presently freight will be ')• Senator W»|sh ef Mtmlan.i '. i V ’ 1 M> 111 1,10 * " ‘eet by-and-by when list- moving overhead, just a* Unvle ominau-d fm the pie*ideury. ! I heir disputes by arbitration and candidates for Sum’s mail# now move. Tho mail service itself w ill he extended 1 ------ -— |comity jobs spiuk to political-rivals, from year to year, anil the town* Briihune tnuy i-iglft f,b,njt a -------------- (>________ . and cities with good landing field* net-bf nirpltm* flying ae ro** ftiP n/ mrpltin<i- Hying m tW j in- ik -1i■ I f„,.i , u „, : ,, . Uai itic and attm-king the United knocks o n i ' , 1( . V ,-l l s < :1V Opportunity nut only tire the towns and cities where fli­ talc# «, hut if they don’t haw ate.‘ . ‘ , . '. " ' ! 1 ,s playing an anvil chorus on every ers will stop. It is a matter Albany can well ore luck m .oviH u ^ in m . ot . eroatiiiig tlm t ... body nf «w ., 1 , ,i,,,j‘ ' .*' . , .Vs. *t,r riR’ ° w n e r around the corner with r than mptu diolrur the I ” , *u* u,,rld " " I ’kl is in sore so n need of men who can do things, afford to give attention to. Think­ ’an other ntt. lUtemptH dming tin-J, : '‘ ,u‘ iat ten month*, we won't have t > ,l' ' van easily be recalled bv every one where onnor* ing it over will mean nothing un­ •Try much uch. “rtuiilly smuslit il in ,|„. ,|„„r , o||„r0d (,” 3 . less thinking is followed by « c - 1 0,1,1 dragged him forth to auccesa.— Elbort Hubbard. linn. A landing field is a commun­ The little 1. 11 1 down tse i ti-et -o ity ussi-t even now, and Dial will , •nea thnt i*te |iu ■ i -i d for vui!* be more and more true as tie* | the pre**nt er.m- wove.- Sanyears pass. d HtraUI. Tr.i* *lo-j|d be t-iicoiltnjr new, to triiuimdogints, for JA C K SO N V ILLE JO U R N AL n d s . i t . tied i i ini ;inThe ret buck fer tile pluli lu td’:jj- ora rln sen unless called mto exmere iK-r .-amid than the p"! House Pninlintf 'H'ld kind UU rniunt New*. iriiic- t,.<* “ lame duck” hi-ai Jiiii of tiaordinnry #e#idi-n. It i# possible Interior Decorating— 11 — ---- u------coiigre** i* only temporary. It i* that next November a Democratic peaking o f the expoKury# of r-lij.ugh support in both parties congress nnd n Deniocrutie pres­ IL A . Halverson Upt Republican campaign coll­ ident may he elected, The preaiVery Reasonable ation*, Will Roger* says the eventually to he adopted. dent-elect will not take office,un­ Phone 432 W. 708 tV. First Kt. The measure will make it pn:<- til March -t. Unless he call* the tOcrats ought to improve their aption if they want to win ia sihie for |ir<-s d e n ts to take office* new congress into extraordinary onnl election*. Ju*l let A l sooner and for new congresses t^ session it will not convene until h become provident and he'll function promptly with u fresh December o f next year. Unques­ 't «yr/t the Repulilicun* a tuivnduta from the people. It will tionably the t'ni^** |y too long, and ;j or twro about corruption. climjaatJ the furce o f the* shi-rt in the caite of u-populnr issue-on CITY TRANSFER rvtsii! Dji of Connies* ma<i<_* up of which there is n strong popular & storage co. moat #imultancou#|y with tin- Jmaty mpuber# who have hern tit*. rtntimcnt, it is not c-ut o f tile que*Expert-Piano moving with ujiceincnt thnt the J. G. Penny, f»r.t<*J. Too oftrn member* <-f ton- i Ron for a prcnxlent or a ccnurvs* improved SEL-PO piano _ pany i# *non to open a new t;,!.# who b«>*c been repudiated through the mathihery o f olfirem o v in g e q u ip m e n t .* " ^ *-vj* •’ irt Sanford, aquawk# wen- ut the |oil# ate able to block le^- holding UaJ]}0 (jt. ib# .vtUbiis r f- tM d that them* chain stores do a iriaiaivot the »brtrt**e*»*lm, vfhtf'h 'people for month*, Hauling -Crating -Shipning ■ Side-Track Farllities. ------ t h a f '- r t P f - ;/|tp„sit conies between a national election The county- hu* putjiown the Phone R96 • money In the bajik* today and and t-hc time for the nsw members old rystem fo r whivli there wa# 2Q0 N . Maple Avenue it out JoniOrrow. To which u to Risuntr their dulie* . 11 rhup* ac me repaon when jt.w iq a tienilnoU; (M anly, b«nk«r Aa i tnalUorti otlind, members of rdopt ;d. phly co tlfrijii itself, ur Ralph W. Losslng t v.ilh %('iiuid<rahl- wit that con;rre## clorted in NVvcmhcr do one liouia; 1> now jituiuKiqr in the M gi r merchant* chock it out today nut have’any nay about leaislation tw y of a reform that is much needdef*»*i|r it tomorrow, f i r more than n f i a i j f t o j h a ' 'The law provides that i f the taxes upon any real csiai. shall not he paid before the first of April or anv the Tax Collector shall advertise and hcI!. ' ‘ ' No extension o f lime hns been granted for the imv ment of State nnd County taxes. y■ Property owners in making inquiry about taxes »nj please furnish full legal description o f prnucrlv shown by deeds. * M The place to build your home The War Of Beauty beautiful apparently is tint all its cracked up to lie. espci • The Orlando Sentim-.l i* run- •ally when it arouses jealousies and kicks from till sides. ing a feature railed "Tip* foIt seems that “ Miss DcFord" was very beautiful, beauti­ taxpayer#." Tips won’t help us ful enough to calcli the judges’ eyes in f. crowd of several any. What We lived is a regular hundred other beau ties, She was hailed as "Miss Miami" un­ endowment. til it developed later that she was married and the c o m p la in ­ ants protested that she might well he called "Mrs. Miami" P Re member you e a n't .vote if you don’t regi*icr ami pay1^ 111 l,iat ll“ sP.f-respecting married lady could afford to go -your poll tax. And if y.,u don't about as "Miss Miami." vote, you've got no right to kick Ihit this is not the first lime that a contest winner ha* about condition*. found ht-rsi-lf in hot water. Last year Miss Murcia llnmh ------ « -------was hounded as being a professional after she bad been • Forrent I^ike testified lie hadn't looked at hi* hank statement fo. crowned queen. And Ihe year before winsome little Miss Ada four or five year*. Don't know a* Wilburns, crowned queen, was declared to be under the a g e was cho.sen. wo blume him uuuh. (tui* i* al limi*. A Im UI i* royal rcsultril, and another 11 Way# n buneh o f had m-w* too. Mtss Williams, however, refused to relinquish her title and both went to the national contest in X u s Angeles where the WThough Jim Carson line o e v v dispute was set I led in the eonrts. Ixpd in polilirn lit-fori*, he eoines . t*,K«0»«r then that it was not so much that "Miss front u political,/ prominent fain Del’ old Was married pud was the mother of a child some By, two o f his uncle# having serv•d Florida in the United .States eighteen months of age that caused till the row. but rather S fc u .Himply that she was adjudged the most beautiful. If anyone -------- o-------else had been chosen, squawks would have arisen just the - John H. T e rry o f the .luekson- same. It is no difficult problem to find .some reason whv illo Journal thinks all opposition anyone should not be queen, especially a beauty queen > A l Smith is bused oil the fart some day perhaps .it will be possible to hold beauty conhat he in a t’utholir, nnd yet alin which the spirit of brotherly, sisterly, toat any of u* woulil be glad i.i " s t s ..... - or rather -...... ..... - love State And County Tax Books Close April First. Today L 11handle v -i X / J IL L , !i: re v'v c V V are at the Iuikl* $10,000,000 pl ant where today’s Chandler ir* built . . A Kutdc meets us in the foyer of the main office buildinj;, and we follow him outdoors along the wide paved passage­ ways between rows of tall factory build­ ings that hum like vast beehives . . . W e walk to the faraway north aide of the plant’s 31 *j acres—and enter the first building. Big overhead cranes swinging things through the air. A maze of whirring wheels. Huge machines that cut steel as easily as teeth bite through a banana! On to the next building— the next— and the next — a million square feet o f floor space. A trip that takes hours. A great automobile plant. Great auto­ mobiles. A great company. Independent ol anybody and everybody in the industry. A company powerfully financed. N o mortgages. N o bonded indebtedness. N o bank loans. N o outstanding notes. A com­ pany which for fifteen years has been building fine mcior cars. Machines Work Woncters Adopts Westinghousc Brakes Big multiple drill;, that bore 52 holes in a crankcase at one lick. Giant planers. Monstpp trip-hammers. Hows and rows of automatic gear-cutting machines. Electric heat-treating ovens. Machines that bore, ream, grind and hone cylinders to a mirror finish. Builds its cars from the groundup. Builds them right. Packs them full o f recordb rea k in g Pikes Peak power. Endows them with appealing luxury. Equips them with easy-acting, safe-acting YVcstinghousc Vacuum Brakes—“One Shot” centralized chassis lubrication— everything. It is only natural that today’s Chandler is a decided favorite from coast to coast. Magnificent Sixes, magnificent Royal Eights — $995 to $2195, f.o.b. factory. Pikes Peak Motors Sound-proofrooms for testing the silence of gears. Hundreds of Pikes Peak motors hooked up with dynamos in tests of power. Tests. Tests. Tests. Here's the big body plant. W oodw ork­ ers building the rugged body skeletons. Vivid Hashes of elec­ tric flame as men weld on the outside armor of steel. Workers at long rows of sewing machines, fashioning upholstery. Experts finishing bodies in beautiful lacquers. At last the long slow-moving assembly lines. Watch the cars grow. Step by step. Dexterous workmen, each with a special task. N o lost motion. N o confusion? Come see today’s Chandler. Come drive doday’sChandler. Comparetoday’sChandler. Nothing can touch today’s Chandler within hundreds of the price. Florida Chandler Motor Co. - <H**' »»* *• • Sanford / t ' ;, t CHANDLER-CLEVELAND ' MOTORS * Fla. * CORPORATION »■ CLEVELAND. Si �\ if t• . S' rQ. ,*Try/ikt i T H E S A N F O R D H E R A W S A I H R D A W M A R C H 17; 1 9 2 8 i. KIT i f Woman s Club Column TAG E people who enjoyed nn clogsnl supper in the sjmeious dining-room Lake Mary To speech. - [ Entertainment For t During the banquet hod a speeiul one nude for Len .rare made -by Mayor Walker " f C n m i n n l n T « » ! * * « a i o ' " * * wr” u* hl o f K° 1.'1 ,ni1 rrusted-:. nr « ■.ongwood, Veyor Mnlthie-of Alt-1 O v I I H l I U l c JL U l i T l a l a ith dirrmoivis^iual^pear!'.. Tuesday nfte 'nom, March 20, tier .parts o f chorus numbers, i monte. T. W. I^ft'Uin~ lauvUm-supcrltu e, 1. mperilUf" I 1 -'- * * , *r iV nulw w l will, n feiij-rlm- rt**'n .the music depart null1 . o f the wo-' d '- nmi -|»uauU»M»‘ w ilp'IgT 'Sanpp- -lemklff" tirilie vaiunty School*. | Winter visitoVs to Fcminolc at- the nostrils so that the n,>st *r3t\ 1Hum's Ohib-TrftMTTW u. splendid “I ' I . McCul'e-r Jr. will sing tin onuer t aunty Commissioner C. County wi'l b» th* guc Ms (>r honor would not have to he piergid. .t ” -program—rendering the Oratorio part of the "Youth” sent by E \W Knlztningcr,' present Cotn- at uu entertainment to ho given _____. ' Elijah" by Mendlesiohn. Very Hj«th to look for signs of rain uisstoncr Frank*Kvans, and Mrs. next Monday night at S o’clock | The great, highway ronnee ting •FlltST H A PTIST CHURCH ■ An oxeeptiorraily-delightful nfcnre’ ul preparations’ for this pro­ when lie is praying for rain ti Lymf'n, president o f P. T. A. by (ho Lake Mary Chnotbtr of Antwerp and ilrussel*. itelgium, Sunday School 9:30 A. M. fnlr of the week was the Ft. Pat­ gram are being made and it is cnl f t famine in Lien i. Mra Every member o f the P. T. A Commerce at the community build-J will soon he opened, Morning worship and sermon rick’s Tea given Thursday after­ earnestly hoped tho v will he a Juliu Tiiknch, Mrs. W. S. Leal scented to lie i n the committee oi >">?. according to nn nnnounn meat large number present to enjoy It. and Mr. Mortiuer Glover are arrangement* and hustling aftei today by Frank Evans, who is noon. nt the West Side Primary 11 A .M. Fermon subject, When Thous­ The hostesses for the iifternoon solists. Mr*. Phillips, Mrs. Coo’.;. the spccriu-F a huge chorus of the chairman of the committee on n‘ School under the auspices o f the Fro- ms Lad’s Lunch will he Mrs. It. A. Winston, chair­ Mr*, (Vklnugh and Mrs. Leak are guests nssemhletl in the hall sing­ rangemrnts. All winter visitors ,1 F o r r e s t Lake, under West Side Parent Teachers Asso­ ands Ate ing popular songs accompanied by are cordially invited to attend. of (he Knights , of ciation. Basin I t- A Study In the Light of man, Mrs. Herbert Ilusseil uml the quart .’tie. '» Mrs. Uuilcy. Miss (dark. W. dne.alsy afternoon at 3 p. m ‘ o’ccloc ' ‘ >cK, _ The large prinmry room The program will include nd [Cards at eight was Modern Science and Observation. In this, on.* o f Momllessohn’s tlic wrlfa.'e d pnilitiont will meet The young liidic-3 who assisted dresses by .1. Putnam Stevens of* 1 tu,s at 0;0Q o’clock. Young People’s Unions (Lift beautifully udomed with festoons most dramatic works will he given nr'- “ i- an imiKirtnnt meeting a in the dining room so deftly were Portland. M line, p.v t iHi|Krin1| Jfonlinlly invited. , ' A five to seven minute. prelude incidents from the life o f the- p to- final plans will he made far. thr Alee Mepinvell, Of shamrocks, boughs o f bamboo, Era anil Loi. potentate o f the Mystic y, stno' hour a f ’ *thc to the evening sermon, Will the' ns well as numerous baskets of American People Turn the White pilot Elijah. Favorite solo numbers flowi■i show which " i l l take pirn Douglas, Damn and Myrtle North. Judge W. Wallin- Wright. S. O. JO o'clock. will be "given, as- follow*: ‘ Hear pti the 2m Ii o f this month. The Kstlnr Prosser, Evelyn Zimmer­ Shinholser, and Jmlg- Jamiv. G' MONDAY Cherokee roses, snap dragons and House Over to Tammany and Al? yl> Isrenl", "O , r o t ,»n the Lord” , eon>innt«e ^ charge is w wk’ tV man, Myrtle Reeves, Olive Coding. Sliu ion. SverMnty 1!. J. Trotter o t , jsscs for the Ft. Agnes other cut flowers, nrcer.tuating the Sermon subject, Tho New Set of “ It is enough” , and “ Lord, find of hard on thi** must interesting af- Gruce Lewi* and Mary Smith, the Sanford (dumb r «,f c nnnteivr' ^ held at 3:00 o'clock color scheme o f white nnii green. the Face.. Abraham.” fii'r 'it..* iif dirt a m ire imnutitu) 4h House. din- Use of the hotel and killdlv will have superv i>ioii ■• j u i.cAs the guest arrived they were Prayer meeting and church A punriette o f Indies will ren- flower show than ever before. Guild of Holy Cross met by two quaintly gowned col­ hhv Iccj were* ko’U'i (*ui*ly uivon i,M P ' ni, s ;|Btl uthrr rtaln* family hour Wednesday evening Church will meet at leens, Misses Pauline Myers and 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. A iInn Slew art anil I "[“ 'nt e.iim at* , i *. d. Mr. [ at the Parish House, Marietta Duncan, who introduced their associates whom with the Kviih* will la- mi l r ■ e-umen|Jj DR. J. C. HOWELL SO C IAL CI.CII MKKTS The First Ilaptist Church cor­ sn Club will hold reg- them to . the hostesses. A iiteinhership o f the nsmvinton nr* ! *‘ *. most mecting and elcc- cnjoynble program keeping will: dially invites visitors, and all who gre'itly to (ongralulated for tin IT C H IN G P I L E S Tlic meeting o f the Crsytal Lake jficcrs at 3:30 o’clock nt tho day was rendered including have no church home in the city. sure*?* «>f i||S delightful affair. An interesting hour is planned Social Club held last Tuesday even­ l«» tun* it in It ii 1ii n I n ir l li n « | f c of Mrs. W. A. Zachary a reading, '“ The Origin o f St. Mis. .1 R. Metiiek nttelldeil tla n tu ri«n M r • •• n i l lo rin of [Arenac w f f i .Mrs. Zach- Patrick’s Day” , by Mrs: \V. I.. for the Hig Korean DmtherhuoJ ing nt tho club rooms nr laike Mary The members of the Auxiliary llf Sall.e H a m - ... (d„... n u t fit r r f r r t of lli^ First Ilaptist Sunday Schttol m p l*'*. « rrllrril' [Mr>. J. H. .olclough as Cmrimn SpJendidiy render,d plan,, tomorrow ,n/rni,,g. .Mr. Warner was well attended and proved to Of I- ■ I real their guests ,C1%A u.ouek. D. A ll. at the h m. I i i h l i u - « s Ml tit t f *•••*»» N e t * 11 :t mi |(«l i I r r » I .• a most -enjoyable event. Tho w«re to. - 1 Pleasantly entertained „ f Alr<. „ |:,,g in M.-.vfa,, w n* Itrm iulii In (M r Mu "" solos were given by Misses MudScogg.m will direct the song «cr|il. f *.lrl in tnf in nlnirnl for itrurl* eluK rooms were decorated pro­ Wed . .lay evening at a bridge .Sanford .n , ridav aft. radon j cf the Chautauqua w ill elide Mullein, Miss Elizahtch tl*» nnl i <•»* •*nllr«1 ItrMnic itlleth^- V _ . .. , , |vice, and Mrs. J. Henry Cuklouch, fusely with green Tot luge and other paii\ ut tni' (nfiimuvitty Center I g:J0, o’clock at tho Scmi- Clark*, and. .Mrs. \ -r i« rininli liilim hml nhtniw llmC* • • * m I restoa Stephen- |nn,| Miss Pauline Cool: will he to the city of li d n", i api al of lir It.itl til«*rr «f«»ttinrlt. Tl»f,r#/ "*v with Mrs. M. Kronen and Mrs. decorations appropriate to St. Pat­ , School. ’ • son. Miss Margaret Willink. •**>•< the native -tales, a t • miiT on* nlmit r«iliH|||*itll«Mt nml . k r n 4 jttett ( ircle o f the First a talented young violinist, played heard in a soprano-alto duct. One rick’s Day. There were also jire- Ch arle- k untiet u< hostesses. visit they wi'l ieuv f. r F e i1 io' • • 4il_ ‘ Church will give a a number o f delightful Irish airs. minute reports will Im made by (lm ented to the menihi rs am) guestR (■r.en and while, the prefered V tr ltl tit t Itllr* I* iiiM lu iilifn llr fk f in sqund captains. Tho subject for the Si. Patrick's Day favors o f all hole the I’ l-nee-.’- will undo g j hiiuiinry Program nt eetcfonggdruA color* wire emphasized in every .. im*l I r«*iil|lr«mnr. »»r r\r.rnrklnir morning class study will he The 1.. Darn, who muhivveiit an an operiSii. a to .ipperoi' iti ■' •* i nml ■*••*• i* ilr*irtMlir^ r«Mnplnli«t _ - ___ ( »t 3:(Ml o’clock at the Mrs. Robert L. Glenn, Mrs. II. kinds and the cnmmiitcc serving dotail || vis and baskets <«f white Man With I'arnacles nml'tlm Man .aa ; i t! I-:: .u ijiv t 'i U iuI li Saai-i na- bw*i MihVr*o*r 1—**it• n n f in t m m k r 'ru rin l with. aiffi i n trmt. u r.ii, Moore and Mra. T. L. Hale wear­ With Bravery — What is (he Place during the evning wme green and |ictp"in . o iliinej with (uriu—wuro -------1 — . . . Ii l* nl-.i the oii.*l illf Uentt to ‘' I n vv M ill r u f u n r « I l \%nn il JlltNHAV ■—— — nrrrtng.-'f viTtiTTiitistn- effect about l o r io m tw o n el. * a g o , i v l n i n e d o til, I ing Irish frocks rang a melody of of Knch hi San fill'll--The elasr rnr- while—. mn««* lili* In II m 'I I hr r««M* i»f flir ^ ^ mum! y s >• .. |k,' tiic of the Presbyter- J.ish songs. Mrs.. I a- * aiivptc .irrd-M v During the evi uing the following tile l .•.■in |tu- tallies, m u iv pail* to hi hoioi In i Sunday. lhl. whll al, I r i ti til ••, n*i n i t I t l M i l * l f i l n i | 4 nml Pen y \ are airived lien* ': dm s- |immediate openOim. * t » r r . ‘ r . * l i i |m r n l l i i i i * %v«*r«* rm n rffil Mi- L. .L Houlh her nml pet.i it were done m green and program was well received: rhytt-n, orchestra played ntll.nJink, ., Sunday school, It* i i K tiftri* %* i l i u m I » m n r Ii rrllrf.^ flon: |tirmingli:iti. Tin* .\m*’i ii'Tivi ijirl in.iv i facets with Mrs. C. A. throughout the afternoon and du r-1 |irogiv.*sinu had lay night Fong. "W earing O' tlm Green" after th. fifth \\ r h u m Itiiu o flin t If r u n i r * f r * * l il 615 Mvrlle Avenue at Ing tho social hour. been playe.l, scores vvvie eompiued wiuoe he wa- culled by the *er hi” ,i Imiior-. for. n in • . nt i< r ii t. n * n r r « l i t f o f r«i»*«(t by the Club (iuartette. M ETH O D IST C lll UCII •tuflll k*. tl i*l u M i i i l r r »!»*• In H r W I M f * A t one end o f the large room, Pimm Duel, ny .diss Dessie and the prize for liighuM M-ore, a i.»u* iilia-'s and d'.ith ot lit* ninth iuiij(»r w4v i*» ri’-Ui •• Ui*» l * I S I • I • l i r r r i ' t n i i . I n If n f lift; f l i r l t r r i f « ■ 9:30 A. M.— Sundav S in. or.' lie and Mi . i’nne will vi-u Viuhnrair.il (a till Hill. of m im ' iiiiixln r: mm In ltilrm litr Ifrh lim . i'4. 2 of the Presbyterian a prettily appointed punch table ....... deck of brdire card*, vva.i won by „ ... ,,, , Singl tary and Mrs. I!i>.«s Hough­ III I .-I . |,itc of Imho q. John Maker Chnir- had been placed and here through-1 ' IT Mis* Mary RiUidell. Tin- men's lop their pnri-ift- Mr. mil Mis. II T ( m l l» * iTM P r r f r r m l |*» n t i u ra. vr, H V h ton. hi year., a g o ,lfl . i . .ti !.il i r **i*4 ft m it t l flu ff ilie rr n n * m f fry a le -x of nmn liamt- lll'ow n t >r a v. 1 1 l, m tell t >ith Mrs. I’auLjig g e r s out the afternoon mint punch was i \ oral Duet, "W here the Shannon fear" ,-t l l u l t f *>tftdiM*ff*r i i M i « r l r . t t l t l r f t n n i fore leturniiit to their home r >n*r a d.-.m i n g i >d 'dock. served by t»y Mis* Miss Aline Chap Chap.,mo. ■(P " °.p- , W \ * ' " 1 " kerel.ii i * went to II ilarohson. • i l t | U n | * * i f t n M | f il«wf M l l U t ' I l f * / I* Mil River I' l"W“ " ly Mrs. Ileiijamin Subject— A work Wrought of Wasllingli t ♦UIm ii ii ir t Ii m I i s rtml l l f t l r I'tirk rtf . id |\'o, three of tile Preshy- Refreshments of congealed min; I r u iid * fil’d i • il; • At 0 "• > -in In-ion of the gnmen, Wngg nml Mr*. Ross 11might mi, it* ( h f r i ' i i i i i t i n r r e I r t i a f r i l l*> n m Cod. .1 W. \\ i -on w a I'C ialed lip food hurrk, Mr-. I*. T. Wuke- mousse, it.dividual angel ff iit .iM l l u i ' l t i t f t l * . \ Innisi liM M ir«lln tr* . , ig Irish Stories, by member* ,,f the the I s' ->■- a-si.-led bv Mrs. .1. • III III | III- I It l!l|-l I . •al I|o.*pital i' o i i i h t M a h u i a ' . i i i ?*•! Ini \ « . ’ •!:•“ (• P. M. Fpworth I eague :* ii,.tt v« . . ri ii. i l ( f i n ilif II I k Flei*rlu imianv tnt-Ms with Mrs. cakes iced in white and cinhosted c a n L a * Ii- • I ' l i l r d o i ' i • t 119ftVi . Mi -s Mary Itamlell, Mr. Club. tffi;. m i l l I*** » * i n f f i » * l r r | i f h n f , m C I V i' * Subject Seventy Times Seven. in llrlanilo t*.ii .iid.iv lil.'llllog fm l‘o l g o ! d m i l . i . i in in. I Rose '| a*, oil-. Mi-* Gelt ill rdtn. 152U West F ret with tiny green shamrocks wore itiu M ’f o r lln- f . r « l tli.ir % % lt hn iil Irish Rending, by Mrs. (!. A. 7:30 I’. M. Church Service ! np|ii mil.-:• i: . Hift nil will I". fill*I r ' M l l ' l r % 'il M f M iff h im . T h ill sened. On emh (dale were fawn's Ilenja'u X00 o'clock. I.n m ar He • ii-', a.i I Mis* 1ill*-* ** • * %. tul « * • • • ! * rtifd m m 'I h r |h" Sermon by l)r. Itiiliruian Sub- Woodman. n; ,nja'|l'b as„l |» k..... th. lie i t-i l 1- d uiln set I io. I of /lie Presbyterian o f shamrocks and flusters of -.weet ..I n fre*limelits of a.*-1. , .. , It i i r . ’ f m i l l If * ktiv**. l i e 1% % r r > N ’l'ul Sol", "K illariicy" |,y Mr, ject God Is No Respecter of Per­ l i l l l T l l l u l l ; * I'll v I \ M l l u r * , . i - I | f t t i r r ti|« r o M i l l l l u l l nn<V t < i t ir». Waller Much chair- pens. ,.i .luu lies nml eoffi arrti'd sons. A II. Gregory. Th. * iiiltodi. I 1.1-1. “ i,ill x ».'f : . r r i . i L *%rll. i* mm i m r * p # f ts with Mrs, II. 11. Me Then v !'• ti-n tabb o f plays' I ;•» It.I tll ||.«1, IIM'I I ' l l * in ti MM Mltira* I'.itvl;?- mid i ii h< • 1.1 \< , Various games ai<,| mulestg were ir o t il'lf «« * r •* l . l « xli ii M ii i' ti . lu iH rU 0 MugiiMia Avenue, at S*,|i ii i ■ e g In ie S i \ FIR ST I'K F S H Y T K ltlA N fl * I l f . . m l ri *r «M M i : i l il»** | i r i M ' i i ( l l m r. then enjoyed, one of which was the oYf rk. , '. 'H ii n m i ir is ho..| lions . \ I ■ Is ihitf*'• • Wii* •Ii I ( III l<( II feeding o f iririi potatoes to u huge Hr. .In*. « <tr«* III 1 1 ••** fl l( If* jr.in* o. 6,-Mi -. II ward Long, F 1e id III lln* I ( i. r J f t i'* t l«f I m lirlM in lt*. *»|»rr|rillriN U '*' * K. II. Hrovvnlee I). !>.. I'.i-tm I?rein pig. Old fashioned dances , will haie luncheon at Tin bu*iiii nml so. ltd t >I* . Im huh s M tu li'd l M lltfi* irm tiiH -itt I I t * If. d Services Sunday will lie as fn| pm\ d a delight to the crowd. Dc••f ut Ii. I M » * r | Mt*'l r r f f l n l * l l « Mr*. J. K. Courier was huMe-k nt th. 11me of Mrs. lic e t: Mm n R ill. llM*l '' bit-llo I ill • im i x. .’i'll \ \ l.n r r \ i r . T fl# « lii mu,, sand niche- was served by aioiuu at a most delightful St. Patrick's lows: Park Avenue ?! fti| •»* 1; Met hinfi . Ii.s l II I| . t . I'h* n r ♦ ('** \ Mil it III l i f * i i t | i r U f * l • i.lllc .V.. C t!.| II.M • \ i tl ;; 1 u rii f .l U :lr. \ M Sunday Seli.ml the loiiimiucc in charge. •»••** *| iil'U I« • mm %%111 K f f *trll »n. i'. in t a I te-hyter an bridge party at her Itonf on Pal­ .i .!. m!:t « vrtitfikT mill p-lle ( ’ h u ti1 U*i ■ 1•1 It 1»»l ‘ - I.t tb • l m | In .'■‘’.if »*• *• II A M ,\|. cniiig Worship ** If f. f i l l I ** of f I i m i* f r o i u b i i n l , I' rs. S \ 11 w m i liniriiian. metto Avenue, when she entertain­ M» 1 iilli ' .i at tin 1 ■ »* ' * i.. .i i • • «• • • • M* ’ A III I. Iit-lll dill! ‘ I". III.. A-*.. . . 12 M. Sessimi Meeting II NIOR HIGH Cl\ I S P I.A 1 M m.l’ 11 .11 III 11 •It* t.‘ |Mf i ••• t.-ll el . with i 'It iumh -i i ,,ne o'clock ed the members ef the l.ottapiiun •• 1. •It.** II T:*Vp. ill**: ».n| - v ,M (5:30 P. M. I'luisiian Ludeuvor Hridgo Club. Carii i ,urch. •Itfiu ri! ••bl hie • •1 il i t \ Id. M l :,g, I..I t * > tl »••!* * >- utut 7:30 P. M. livening Worship. “ IIIl le le* N IC.-c". g:\eP bv An attractive ass. it mint of cut .1 «|, ..f a n d new | j lt^ e Mary \ines* ■ i .-f M.. I'h -hyteriiin - begin i it ion . • tend I .. The .Inner High husim ii le up \ vveii . • .,, iti\ if .*ion in t In* i -ill'll il t rs. ti. >1 I: .1ililry chair- flowers includ ng white sweet pens j Those vvi'hotit Church home in the si mil -eii ti *: Sunfoiii nod lie visitors in town under tin o... t..,u „|,|. m . toast i I intn-.l I >.' I i id.iy eve | , t w il It tln-i in 'lay wIi" Ii vv. h.uie Inmhci.ii at one .'ilul baby hlea til eomhined with » tn are given a ■ tdiul invitation to Slineciplm v i* |lived Tuesday . all Ini- I’less |*tul bet t , , ■ ' eil I’l'e •••I .tip tin- I i- n • ning the hmae nf .Mrs. Ollii ferns was used with pleasing effect p kit to n worship with - i; at the?* services. 1 -Veiling l . f . 'i e a I n lied ;-nJ ell- (ran I tl toeel'te. vva ■ loin ala Ut the rocnis where the Card n.Union Aimuc. I a ul >n.t tran t .tig a .1. lie I i'; il nm i .t • jtro thusiastir I ■use " v i ,.,J , VII Mi • I!..... . iei < I u I M . s. I'rexhyterian [t"hlu? Ijnd been spread fo r play. I •v Mi •d M.l I '. ani • ■■ FIRST CHI RCII OF CHRIST, Tlic i inI ' < . •( • >i inn ti i - depict- 'vein bad l. . 1*.. , . c t Io* p e o e i a o ' r«. S I ' tiidon,' chw’r- The color m otif o f green and white ttd.eli I’t ni h lit 11 "mi »' ... '!• I SC IE N TIST *'d their pa r w.-d t'uoogliout the ; f . win ml I ' l l l e . ( o| III'! II i igrmit. It* w.ilj Mr*. Gillen, 1201 was further carried out in the tal­ t’ I Rob It ■|i II... . Christian Seienr • service.* are whole pei f t lies vvh'clt were in the form cf •v I'd iva >. e-pecinlly I h [Avciur a :..'!l) o'clock. " a\ap lii.i.ii>E r if% ■n i mg Ii - Cue e", the * i Imr p o lu | . i | • 1IM'. till. .11 ROR" Nn. Presbyterian ,'hmnrocks and nt the ronclusion held every Sunday morning in the Otho Find n < I *.- 11 a l I ■• t • W i m a n't Club. .11 .'»• ( ):i|, Avenue, i rtllihy old g • o f tile stated nnmher of progrest. o' an who never | ' id. Mr*. (' 1 Vincent, ehair1 i"'d I • *,sii"t, lit. 'll • i: I.' .tla..t .vI . •! iibinm.ling \ dram t: ■ , i t i l l ‘ilori.; Smnliiy u-lnod at 10 see tiled t.. g. i I. d I iln tl - Stic.- R. I'llll ' .jt’ig- right and 11 •me wit'i .Irs. William S. y.i n*, score* were c l r c t d and Hi!., d-. • A »vV5|J . with appealing ill -lift . 1 - •. V I * •Vlooh. Siil .ii el fo * toluol row, tries to I \ ..M 1 1. b\ M ' affair llenclit \venue at 3.3U ni'i'/e* awardi l. Mi*. Frank V> ai d M I i it . ..r .. ,*.t.r>y* < I* !. a* mtly Ftimcis i in*.".Va*t i '*. \i . • .. it * I .-III w. •. o utig author! I'n'Gi.tt who -r. led the l.io.i puinl ‘* ; •d a* t. tal . H i d l. a \ Ru-.hiui.il i.nil Aim W. Nil:.nit U edliesday J .Van g f -. vices w ho sudd' id ( 'h it p. tm v ■ . himself a g ir l.' ' .» VI; eil II..- I i. hold lvhesrs- among the elu'i member*, leeeived he p i t ’ ll -it j j . t . i ,i ri- . -t I'.'l IMlVlllg. nn bid • tesliua iuea of "the Nt.'.e"* nt n. .i to a million 1 11.-nliii', M. - R'-bi*. . . 'I ' l l . . . u r d i i v . ihe Woman’s an embroidered eard (aide ( 'vei. vriiiih i • .t .laoil*- 1 .(i . ow ay . .. \\ while the giuet prize, u dninL Iv Clu i-I'an Science healing nr- also Mary Dig'it.-i ' I i *. Surah Ann ' L ''u , Mi i c I 11 rit ton 11 .!.*'• . 111a.M i •* » it • \ DC/.EN SUCKS" i'ey Mi-- I tlv an I ttn ie v . ,,r .......... \ t inihioi.lered guest towel went to bed io the Women's Club at 7 M iller" n wo", .1. of few wntili. - - at «1 lft TI I SD \Y 1 . 'e lm h Met' ie 1 lot t Mi front II * j * | * \ ' d y Junet on am! ' “ ■ I • “l t i l ' l l . I l l I till '1 ■ l ..I. W .|. I Mrs. Earle T Field-. Clit-- of the First Bnpll 1 .. * M t lit II... r '.i- l\ in Mi ... A i I lu Cliurrii luai'i'am* a free e fti n r f.ti > to a* that "rrar.. i i ■•>!f 11, witi. t • ..:-i lard (bl At the tea hour tie' I.ridge ii Kay • I will meet at , ,1 i t - (1 ii1 • *.L ir n l 1 <\ Val a i ,. | ..I. , Mi- V.mi itlal Mi k at the home of Mr*, lesaories were i«’ moved mul re- Ki’ iiliog llmi'ii, r»17 Firs* National fr itte r" W|t* i >i etini, jl 1ll \V.« .1 lit * mi '!'•* ........ The gitl with IT, the llihle These ■I'.ih i . i t* were well sup Mm uni an d I Ittdm.i Wiigm-i •l.i i.! ■ - r i ia .iib ’l <• j.. H ' ”. eppard mi Elm Avenue, freshmeet:* of stuffed gr.-en pear Hunk (bidding, v in i mul ail mithbrizcd Cli i -tinn Sci­ ported l> b an l.m ey, Julia Rit. ii p o t th e VM tt’h en d in i iitiesv i!!e sniad, Miltine*. o li-es. in.I vidual n t ri__i — ------t j,-Attn-•WHY' Sheppard mid Mrs. C. C. '' •Ii . • , -It ml [ a ' el tlltig tie- lln-1■’ l'nw> angel fowl eakvsl in green and ence Iiti ’ aiore limy he n ml, hor- ie, Julia’ I'*’iitli i, Gregory Kinluw, hoSte-ses. .1 \ * * I • i f lit . It tn lin ~i . Viv uiii ii*. !• 1 In u red l j u c e n , in *TT!tTmnr~ il i- i l i a ’..! •• e Deportment o f the Wo- ■white uiiil mint pun h w ire served rovved or |.u riia-cdi ((pen daily ex­ D rill I loll /-d.i vv mul Marion Smith. t! t r i i wed ,i pi t m . . « It a o n e Mg n o n - s to p ■ .'•I1 nml M i«. It 1 . 1 (nn i tm 1 _ Pla-yn-nT thrv rttd njrainst Florcept Sund.ty s anil Indiday *_ from 3 ... i.. . i; ir.i f.o/.ola of Alum i » !• * t In. ub will meet ut 3:00 l y the ho*ten*. la ij’ li and thrill. w.-i tll»» elt• c J*tl4***’ M. s\ f i«ti ida tropi. ui Mem* painted by M» I . ought •'( Mi and __Playing—Lridu,—•-**i .i > Mecr-t-hf- to ft p. IP. til* •RI D H A IR " •* i •ill). M •IV .v ■1 ill All ar welcome I attend tie A. (J. (M•11■i of li. Hi. it proved a VVId .ItUS I'.t Oil I'll lev I ■ II li* 'It uetl M Women's Circle «rf the ford Walker, Mr,. I 'ran I VY. Tal•kl l .I'Vl'l’ . r very | .i . itdnl ........iitution. services' ii ... I 1 .1 nial.i ii„ • o f t • .• i t It) Elinor (■lyiui * lintt. Mrs. Earle T. l-'i.-I.I*. M. • E ■ i. ” 11 . ’l ln liny' w 'll i an Cl..it. Ii will meet al 'fi. ii-i.I Mi ld**t St«»li ;$ti#1 Id,: The •(-. .1 lie- were uh'.l* good, tl. w tiler putl build a ! M. Stephtn-'-.n. Mrs. I’ yioii Walk­ Readii g Room. :k at ik.. church, •I * . r.ilt. e f III *1f1•f•• Mi 11* Id* ffllt’Nt * parliculariy the eht-ni.-es of beau­ •« *. .• ;• ||t« l ln- annual meeting nf " r y . ri r llig'.i School Parent er, Mrs. .1. K. Coonir. Mrs. Iteeeh• tiful lit 1 1 p.ids representing doll* FIR ST ( IIR IS T IA N CHURCH 1C' iif Mi iei M.. 1 1*]. St>«li»r . 1 1.earii(l , n n . tied nil I •I • 11. • J • • An." ation will hold a er Kent o f W liter Park and Mr.*. ,S. S||t lit l«*V*eltf•!* .'Ulllltl.ll . .It' nml fishmi: girls. I .to to on v, h. ,t nml d t Ninth at"l 1’jtlinotln Ave. TacJd.u uftenioon, .3:30 G» orgo Dc'.ive of Winter I'ail . i r • . 1 *4 •r-r ! Ill iitliltlti 1 till. 1* 1 ' me ••! iov 1!••t*irt y Mr. .M.iit i SI im cipher gave | ..... milters nt.d >.fft. ei v Frank M Mu ler, I’uHtor. !•«*%• ( ' ’..|'. It" rbf the .1unifir llig ii School. the nt who i* iiii E« t1||||t|l 'III .'a.I' *|•1••*11 r c v ir jl \ .1 -•-I. — which wen- Ill’ll accepted ill t .i* i. . .i t. .\v ll’Hl IJible Srini"l t*: 1•» M. will entertain the a*M i -1 ii mb n i 1 t111* ltd >t it 'I he nominal mg i "to o i • ti.’iillt l 11i s , ,» Your ('Ii 11.1•‘•*•1 wiuider why you greatly a) i n•eialfl. *l thi- meeting. Mrs. .'I and Mi:-* Mary I t i i d t h e follow m e im mi 111* it’ir. ,. ♦;l iII \ .li-illll.l’il ll iI n’t go t . R’b’t- Sell i <j w it li them. I Mga.ual conference of Mi and Mi .*. ( nn i* l,ttw t v. •I. ,< Hurt gave -• ' * daii.'i s that vvctc •it ! 1 • il ;;isiti 1• < v i t., elected f•.r the enaoi Worshiii and Ci mmu up hi 11 A. P.T. I will convene ut well applaud. I • -t '! i .. .1 \||,A. 1 llftssfl I llblile Hil l ilelightful -\j many I n si.lent, Mrs. rin d I’m I • , Tin- .• u r« n r* a Among ttho M. *t i la- First Ilaptist IVrsiinnllv ( 'om luclt'd lit l .b ilii ll'IlD'l- (if I tl L.iVlij •in* •lilt • «....... I.. social affairs o f the week ore "f v 'presideiit. Mr*. V... . t *M her min. and Sermon *111 IS".Jv The ( Iturah.” 1*.•ii if i* ■ nf t heir |»:»n t.i Mi. t I ip rm O. E. S li VS MEETING Mr i. exceptional plenumc wu* that " oiltil’e r , se c o n d v n . - p | i id • i ;• i*;Mil |m-| Id.*** Chiistinii Eo*i".»v >r b:'lft P. ?.(. fi no cling at 7:30 o’nnd ' I f I E. Tribble Sunday. Lea vim : Sunfuril T u es d a y Wa'lue.’ 1 V II. W. Tanner, tieusurer. *i Friday evening when Mrs. ......... ( brr timi Srrvite 7:30 I*. M. .1 Lt m vie nf p i: ' In a. II ! *b« Iir t Ilaptist Church II T. Itn.wn i* budding quit .* •die The I’ jik' Motions ( lub of Sem- lli*lline, secTclury, Mr*. I ,» MulWright enterluined the member* in .1 lie w in d.l. A f . ( 'time nml i hip w illi ns. an midi'inn to hi* home near iNl If* • t u p i e i s O f the W. C. T. March 20 inolci Chapter No. 2 (). K. S. hail t on. chairman executive • -.inn 1o f tho Evening bridge club at her won* iiii tim* mil blind 1 ' ■rnl.'t’. ll"t'-esi|. e luike. M »y Harris Arm or of a most enjoyable meeting Monthly ti., Mrs. F. J. Niamey<i • ntrr.1t"|d"d home on Mcllonville Avenue. ('(IN C REG A TIO N VI. ( lll'R C H Mr. und Mrs. Dewitt William* wilii lu.t lion's ni.nith* ill Speak. evening ul the home of Ml'*. Eu- ti >1 ment committee, Mi ( i nui* and daughter Roses and ferns -were arranged Iris entertained Co ner I'ark Av.’itue and .'trdi Bridjrc • lull will be the in busketu and Itowls with ar tsnico Tqrner with Mr*. Turner iit’ d Ibnanl, Mrs. J. K. Mungei. Bl I. 1 their friends .Mr. Hinl Mrs. O. F. Sit r.. f Mb. Hurry Heercn at tic effect about tho rooms where Mrs. Lorittn Dr-it iter son us hu*t- •I N t'ncyer, library « iiitn-v*, May of Uilundo ut the Inn for Rev. J'.lut Re /ifin I lion’ . Minister. csscs.' Inclm liitR (.plend’-d IIo lc lo ,' 'b at her home on Union arranged for the games. 'li*» Elsie Dunbar, Miss ( ni Dol- ihiil.cn dinner Sunday. t iik f ir s t Church School 0:1ft. A short business session vv i* ),.J> Mjt., Florence Luvell. Tiu»t The evening hours were quickly Meals and Entertainment The paving of the road from • Morning Worship lld'fh We d n e s d a y held when, routine business wa (- -s, Mrs. J. A. Ristline, Mi I K. Chuluutu to Gencvu is being rap­ *|ient with the games o f progres­ Christian Emh aver O'.'bk • Department of Iho Wo- sive bridge und after the cun ied out after which n most d. ' u||r«ly. Mias Elsie Dunlmr. fifth idly rushed to completion. Several *t« lightful so. i«l hour writ* enjoyed.] irt Evening Service 7:30. “ will meet at 3:00 progression had been played, scores |;it,.„ Overstreet’s ■l.-\ ei.tli iitr'.i.id* of rock aro being emptied •The Bank of Servile** were p r i n t e r top | A cordial welcome « « all. This a ffa ir was arranged n* a t.j.tl.duy was cehwrutc.l t-v her each day. Slop over privlIcKc for BIr “ Kid'a party.” « l l the member* , ;ircnt, ( j i P, al,j Mrs. D *1 UverKcorc, silk linKeric, went to Mrs. | i i ’r n r i l Mrs. Mnliel Bench of Orlando Miami R ival I u March, 10 James L. Wells. Tho mens topi HOLT ( ROSs ( HI Ivl-il nrrived w earing'youthful nlt.n . > t wh„ gave a theater P '.' " t | w ; n tbl. KUest of her si-t.er Mrs. (inir.es suitable for* persons o f ten tIk* --•........................ ~ 1 prize, two decks o f bridge card*! 4th, Sunday in Lent. ^ Milane in Sanford on Ti u* lay |j |.;t Suvrieg Saturday. Io ifOt li. if dtwlred. i was won by Clyde I* Uyrd. CVlitbrat)gii e f Holy C'unnutnion dor yenrs were enjoyed until • ning for several of lid Miss June I/ong is still confined late hour, when llie young guesl Those enjoying this interesting |7 ;30 a . M. friends, those present w uc E.ln.i in tin- hospital in Sanford but her were asked into the dining room Riv«rs, L "c y Entsminger, Maty many frier,ds mu hoping she will game o f bridge were Mr. nnd Mrs., church School !>:4ft. ^BKE-ST l a k e whore u dainty collation wa* Edith und Catherine Colling ‘am. Clyde*Ilyrd, Mr. and Mrs. Braxton | Morning Prayer and Sermon 11. toon be aide tu return to her Comforiahlc Do Luxe Holly­ ‘.Orifido; Flynn R. NioEvening Prayer an-l Confirma­ sppread. D. Baggett, Mr, ami Mrs. James Lilli,til Di-ugla* und Ellen •>' ■r- honic tiers. W l c ; F. A. Croaby Members enyoying this nfffair wood coaches nre used.* stryet. Later in the evening the Mr. Harper of Canton (). ha* * Talc-di* Ohio; David U Wells, Mr. nnd Mrs. James A. tion Ingtmctlon ft P- H. Mrs guests Werlt treated to a ere,m bein the guest of H. Simms and Young Peoples Service I/vague were Mrs, Sarah J’a r lir , fcrics.riville: J. II. Fish, Pittman, Mr. and Mrs. IJoyd Boyle, Mary Kenl. .Mrs Joy Ityily, Mrs. i course, ftniny beautiful gifts in 1 ’* IL D. Mipnick for nciri'al days ti:30 P. M. t ^ *f< V.; i|. H. Cheany, and Judge and Mrs, Wright. No obligation of any Kind Murry'-Jarvis, Mrs. Fannie M moiiibratk Week Day 1/cnten Hcrvices. hian^w o f tlic occasion wen; while fishing in -the surrounding s Mr and Mr*. L. C. Connell, Mrs. Qdenl Crosby. Mr*. Mid-day week services every lakes. ri c» ivod, ved by the guest of home. ®^‘-tdwn Ohio. Mrs. Eliza- , A recent wadding nf much interMake reservations at once ,, day’ during (he week at 12:10 to Katherine McKay,, Free! Tickets beth Scott, Mrs. Isiretta Brother-, lo |(>c>| residents wa* thut of c o m m u n ity . 12:20, beginning and closing IEkRV MAIDENS To The Milane son and Mrs. Eunice Turner. Mrs. Winifred Kelley, formerly inpromptly, os|Kcinlly for the convtnicnct* o f I hr liuilni'M men unu Maidens Class o f the To the first five persons who Dr. T. A. Ni ul of Orlando spent l ' ‘ r‘*'ctwr '°-f mU,lc *** \ .J.|U" ' d il’A’ittV s s l T ^ 1* - Lvz-Tivzjsa*. A w , womens Church held a very find the Classified Ads from ^ ^ l i r m o n t e o f Havana, Culm. The I TODAY ” sad h e lp f u l mooting Cordially yours, bride's lioma is u» Fern I’ark. She cftertioon 4:00 P. M. Hollywood, Florida, A Jumin Oliver Cunvood , the davghter o f professor and Rector’s Bible Class, Wednesday Mr. and M g. Edward F. Laha Mrs. Garnet Hedge. < . Sto:(y evening 7:30 *resl<a„t. Miss Ruby and Mr. and Mrs. J. Putnam Stev­ cd" at the Milane Tuesday. The Parent Teachers Atsoristirn i l , B Schulte Co„ Inc. Litany and Address, Friday a f­ ens have returned from Jackson* T H E G O LD EN SN A K E ” r ’tfid over the business 10* acre farm, .West Side, in­ of Lymat^ school comprising mem­ ternoon 4:00 P. M. ’ dering ths evening vtllfl where they attended a Shrine bers from Altamonte and LongWith Wallace Berry clud* * • t A cordial invitation exUudid to Meet. * wood gave a banqugf ut the ♦it* el* : iCt * p,#y 10 ^ us “ P E R IL S O F ,T H E JEWELRY A N D PERSONAL • Iff id ’ , 211 E. First Street nUJvt; v; t .-g £ to be and Black. Friday avcmlrtg iKa prolEJnt’ sad 13 £ & 'Phone 3 ri “ tv ( l l | | V f t - a r _ 11 • ___ j JU NG LE” Mr. and* Mrs. William Caulhvn CtshUr AfUrf all but* W Mng Charles — ----------------Turn m w to Classified Sanford. Florida r E. Henry and Mrs. Hutchinson annum!'-* th* birth of rerds o f which are. f o r M>4 ct(Vi|v* ■"Misp. Kruzv Kat Kotnedy * Posed of, a aoejgl e 'school rafeteng. • s '. l lines, and rush L ig e , find the Grant Wilson motorod to Orlando, a son on Friday morning, March ment of '* and the hostess supper being at** p i k — 111 1 ^ your answer to the Herald. Tiiursduy whara thsy sjient the Id, at (heir h nne on Hughey Av. • most »u k salad, saltines leedadt iA' mwhnridrwi ■and- f i f t y ■ 1 ■■ Telephone 14o MRS. FRED. S. D AIG E II, Society Editor Residence D elightful Tea Given By P.T. Association Tel. 37. SA R A U WHBBLKSS. UcjM.rtcr At The Churches rlendar te. HINTS Belli Isreal Group Knjoys Bridge Party SEATTLE GIRL BECOMES W IFB i“V?Fi*2 OF MAHARAJAH CIIt’LUOTA Mrs. Courier Hostess 'At St Patrick Party i ! TODAY :j .MONDAY Lonjjwood Florida’s Finest 5 Mrs. Wallace Wright Enertains At Bridge Day Tour Price «$35 -I ' " • -V-wa NATIONAL BANK The Foundation el Arrivals * and mainstay of our steady growth is ser­ vice to tlic S.<teBivA),*vkttua(c» d-v Properties, luc. 6 RrprcsenlaKye buna” - IA v It / ri*snM»’*An»*t«\«; �- re ^ re sss1 v »TtMU» .* !> ■i | *l.t f 't i- 1 l , Xf L > . «»».*»»-• »•' » • • j,« u rn ■ .> *•'.•< JfXA V i .* • s tiS r W P ; I'm «.• I II i t : ».*!■.] r l it ••• \l 1 ; • • /| l*i 7f ’>**1. mi <T. i Hit! .»(• . rf4t »v*1 i rtV'» l iO iii .( «. ■ r, 'j* »*»..« * i• •• >!*»»■ t " V* •*<» a n ti w. fl • w P •N 'T i Q # *• It ll jQl r^tk ■H H I M B ■ i m 1 •1 ££ M m E i »<>» 'J B L r ? 1L 1 ja ■ l'l k iM mini ri • ««■•' > j pi 9 wJ I|LpfH(l B M n ^ A “ A \LA •V4’ »*l 1[Ty HM .• i «rliii'i> "iii % H • ,v M■ Bi u LIj j n It .i :vrVT” ' jMi i r n l r V . ..i.i 7 l ‘V . / Vl. . �r fQ. •>.V\V,i£if 3^jViwijyrA \>,T.' •:••••• THE SANFORD IIEI >. SATURDAY; MARCH 17,1928 15— Apartment For Rent J J 3 D a ily U « r s » s ad. r a t es . C M h J jtJ U tw c * — , d . (rftl (*• S mI c o l l e c t o r • « * Political Announcement rooms, bath, nnd screened porch. Unfurnished1 . <UL Myrtle A ve. } -Everybody’s Offers Desirable furnished apartment. close in, all conveniences:, three rooms, private bath. Very reason­ able. Smith, Printer, McLnnder Arcade. Phone 410. r n n " - i f V r m r w :Vrtr. i i r c .m t I COURT , I hereby nnu .imo.' my candidacy i f ' T (I.,. tiffin, o f C lr r k of Inc Clri cult Court subject tu O-c will of I ilie vtrims at t!,c Democratic pci I nury on June r., i>:«. i 1). I. fllRAMIRtl. pint < 1*1*11K t i t i c n T c n c i t T I bcr.liy nnn.i’iiice nnn. my eandltlttcy *' t»AGE (Legal Notices) 2-N, In T i e r I*. nrCordlliK lo I 'b x iiL i— iatii.l nnd Colo tiitnlltm i*tiin|*any*s Map o f Si., t l v r t ruilf i.tblilhiii to tin* t o w n o f Salilor.l. Klotbl.i. ns per plei Ihcreot duly tif l e e o r d i nn*t ■4-NATIONSH I M PLANS FOR OCEAN HOPS THIS YEAR DOCTOR TO KE1 HISTORY OF U. FOR FUTURE AG| Shelf O f IIookH Composed Of Over Five Hundred Volumes Will lie Placed In Vault In Denver For Lnler Reference D rW F R , ,Vtjr. 1 7.—( IN’S) — The* Egyptians o; many years ago made D'conLs of Un* >ivilizatiidi , _______Be a H oe f ' T Ibe offlre of ( l e t k , o f the 1928 Is Kxpeeled To Go Down •>f that age in order that future ■ Llrettlt Court, su'.ijeet *y the uctlnn **_________7c a Hoe Garage nppartment fo r rent with In Ilislorv As Mnrking The jreoplc might |m»fit by their expert* of Ibe Ve terl t t i e June I'rtmnry. O n c e you V isu alize the endless " n t H on r e q n c a L or without garage. 112 \V. 4th. First Definite Steps Aimed cnct*s in the worlds of science and It It. d i : AS. Street. At Successful Ocean Trips learning. , -dated rate* ore f i r 1*011 H I I K n i P D • Te in sertion *. Today, Dr. Ilmen J. H. Ward, 73 Stream of people w h o are advertis­ Nicely furnished * garage apart­ I hereby niiiiuunrt m y s e lf ns A LONDON, Mar. I7 .-*(IN S )— r,ords o f a v e r a g e l e n g t h years old, a lung time resident ot ment, with garage. $25.00. En­ c n i i l u l . t e f o r s h e r iff tif Seminnle With trail, port nrgiinixations of County s iib jeit to the ac tion o f a line. Denver, has on his shelves and quire 104 W. 10th. four nations speedily prx*sdng fnrthe lie m o e ratie prim ary tu r* charge o f 80c f o r neat ly complete, a set of nhooks ing their offerings in this section, you 4 room apartment for rent. Lang­ lirld In thy early part N»f Jur.a l';tS. warvl their schemes for npeiating v t r y rcrpcctlvuly. composed of 600 volumes in urhlrji ley npartmentB. (ill Park Ave. aerial transport service i across the r j i S l s i n g !■ r e i t r l c U d E k . U ltA D V . is recorded a complete stroy of Call 261. ,,r ela»sificaUon. Atlantic. 11)28 is expected to go present day civilisation. This set can appreciate the im portance of read­ * error 1" m a d e T h e S * n con cot n tv rito «i:c i t in o , down in history ns marking the inBungalow apartment. Completely of l»C x>kx, the product of "0 years A T T O tlN B V Htrsld w « l b e r e a p o n a ib lo .ireptiuh uf the first dc’ inile steps furnished. Desirable location. I hereby itubount'o my raiitlidaey iagor by Dr. Ward, will he phiced 1 in c o r r e c t f n ^ e rtlo n * toward* rcrular Transallnntic ser­ fa r ( r - r o c l l o c . to tile office of Phono 09. ing it and seeking the opportunities in a vault in Denver’s proposed trtiser f o r m baequent t*"iint> DrosreuH uu A tto rn ey s u b ­ vices in which aircraft will play a ' Tower of Mcmot*es. • # let i to th e will of the voier* In bi . The o f f i c e e h o n l d b e in t in : en tet it DHDut n r i , .nr* Nicely furnished apartments xvHji Hu* In blot m i le p t i m a r ) on J u n e 6 TWENTY T illin ' Jt’DICI VI. lmrl* I im mediately In c a s e o f The rust proof iron boxes Jo Jull.N li. I.IMiNAHDT. t i l modern conveniences. -Fhone cinci'IT. IN' AND m il SEMINDurimr the year one sorviri* Ji*w h ich w ill benefit you. Scan this which the hooks ere to he placed ••*.»: I'l'I'.VTY, rialltlDA. 1 70. Call nt .‘MB Palmetto Ave. I I I T i l l : V f l T t i l t * 111* s i : \ t i M H . I*. i:ii.t. I'Dit i‘N>itt;ci.DSi ur. tu-* tween Soutlfm Europe and South will U> opened ut 200 year interval]! l i lt NTV. Ml i l t T i l . D l i : |t0 A D V B K l ’ I S B R P Ameren i.i ixpi-cted actually to 1 ' i b announce that l nm a I 16— Houses For Rent . . . . s" thnl future thinkers, scientiita A S W lt.I.IA M K , I ‘ toil pi nI nil lit, enmliil it.- f o r re-e le ction lo tHie o f conic into opoml.cn section daily for the things this com ­ V" a combmc. rand men of the business world ms) . Herald rep resen tative t b . ■■! County Ctimiiilssloner fro m .1. vv .MtliF.HWN ami SAMI'T.I* J ll sc See Mrs. M offitt for a nice, un­ Dlslrb l Vo I, subject to Hie M r fa m ilia r w it h r a ta * It tieM i l . I r I* an I u IIS* CI'I TIft It. air tl) 4 sen line: nnd n British and , ohlr t*. know tlu-lr ancestors and cDl.ui ..( tlie voters In tbe P i i n o a German airship will cross the At­ piofit through the knowing. furnished house. Bath, double .Oil,' r.u, t». fi iulaitt*. ,nd c l a s s i fi c a t io n w ill ctnt • l*i I i 11;.ex l o be held on June N 'o T in ? )< m :iti:iiv » ; in r.\ lantic in keen rivalry to-lit* first.. m unity is offering. - a complete i n f o r m a t i o n , garage, large ynrd, 1111 Celery tin . *.\ 11. IJJS. Provide** Fund 111s% 1 MU«l.**r atnl hy i i i t i i * ' #*f a fin tltlSTi l.N s t e b i . i :. [yoo wish, t h e y w i l t a s s is t Ave. .Phone 426W, Acroplahc, airship, t:*nl combined .*s| i * it.ii *‘il ir*fli i|iij * f P*l* • V lost will and testament recent- i ruar.v 1i * i v t« n*l»*rs**l (»> ilu» M* n ueinplaiu* and Meant hip undeitak­ wording y o u r w a n t ad ■••II Tilt: I.EHDII.VI t h i : iy made by Dr. Ward provides that • *r.i5 *lr W A \ \V i i^tit, * 'Ini m*f FOB R E N T OR H ALE— Five it more e f f e c t i v e . * i . In nunonnc* my coioll.lacy In tlxpt * • ■inin i i*n,-i ihm U n v in ing:* at.* being planneti, the full de­ rufficient funds will be placed in a room, modem, Spanish style Mi. ' t u . l.'Klslnture. '.Jroup Min r*ii »m * i-ntlOi-il » »n1H a1»n\** tails ns at present known being uj local bank at the time of his duath siihjci'i lo tfle n ill of tlte xot- i t ' !i'l, * lit- ii ti«|*' i it’ll SlK'i'lnl ntucco bungalow in good location. in Mn prlmurv of Juba o \1 I ’itstr, iii'i'i'im* il aint autlmt iri >1 follows: to perpetuate the undertaking. .A . A bargain— 260!) Orange Ave. »r,cements C W. E N T Z J 'IN O B U . ninth r 11 * ft i mn of (In h:i 1*1 ih * Platts Under Witt librarian is provided for, and pljipa rr»*i in hui L c ^.ilr* *»f tin* n till invin* Oak; Hill Subdivision, Sanford. United States: The Transocean­ are made, for additions to he mails' I *'*'*» i In ii* hi w ill *‘ i t * ’ (Legal Notices) n. Mellcr. form erly of (Political AnnouncementM) , Political Announcements lot * t I i' fit I M'll |n lii#* 1 % I if 1 1* v| ic Shipping Company i . project­ constantly to the already enormous Close mi I I■*'-it hnliho f o r s»rt*ili, ill U' mM nville, Fla., announces the Five room housu for rent. IN ■ ■*1 1ST ill* < K P N T V j d d h i :.; i f lltr iVmri I f I'lihi* limn in. Reasonable. 801 In tins ing a tv jut of » ari'ii r-littcr, resemb­ set nf records. Apply g l l l l S T A T E 1.174,1 SI. A T I ' H E m i l T A X ASSESS OR of his dental office nt sc. ui\id. I ' O f NT I .' A T I : 4IK i ' i m **1 Smif* til Srtinhioh* t*onii1>. ling a naval aircraft-carrier, for I u Inti in mi noil rue my can did acy 1 tv I Kit in uii no unci* my candidacy “ The future starts with what th< n .o iu b i l *l*o Ilia, s'i * 'In » t hi' Vs it ti f hoiii N *«f Igfijch Bldg. with Dr. Mas- Magnolia Ave. ftir ill# o f f i c i o f T u x A****'xnor of for Hie Mtale I ■-■lgnl.ituce (Group In i * i:>t ........... I M t a t t t l T T sdti mi f lo » nil 11jtv nf A fir II. V l ' jniss* tiger service. 21 ii ii.t u III u|i|tl v f i i i l e » it pool t In past hands over," says Dr. Ward. , 1 ■ t.i :* t « *tt t• ijomvsrtN, ibc.-u s 5 room house furnished. Phone Hcmlnnle Cou nty. subject In Iho Hie flu » *till* hriiiu ,i itllh1 l»*i>f lit It'litt: Arrangement ".nr* being l u l m i i i y to be Iteltl In Julia. w i l l o f the v o t e r s In tl.e June f-«|hin nw *h •» i flu il liimlfi unit rutile for voyages acrost the Allan- “ It Is with this in ntind that I havn 805-W. I.. I*. M A H A N . lirlmnry. . * * 1 k *1 • 1 ♦ slits* 1 *' T • nl dlMVl*! 1 *-is * | ti **i( tiril *n | . It. I nL jlinl hf made this almost a life work. Th en I dUCING 1-ong’u Pure Pork .ton n. ritiTTCMir.v. i . » -1 *1 1 -4,•u** 11.4kin>; 1 ti*' with the mammoth airship RtOlL ti.i Minty nlnl Slats'. in r o n < o \ s i tiif,i: W 108 l'nlr.icttn Ave. an* descriptions of the elements of 20— F o rm a F u r s o le i’i. 11 . ■ *1■ 1*1 .|w III .>1ll >•1 i*iiil1 i now under const rueHun. I ivluh to niiiioiini'c Hint I am » T i l T H E V O T E R S r .l ' S I D I I X O I .E c ilu -■jrttll our loading sciences "with whtcl^ .1 sun i i ) i.f lll«u*k tlila le fr,c Ho* o f f i c e o f l*nhV.411 . I ' l l .11'''» f » •’nl ;ir*» li«*i't*li> • I. tb rmtttiy : Ttic Zeppelin ronijtany (U lU V rt. CELERY LAND SACRIFICE i l S I 4if Ti*-I "Hi* ( I ) 1 LtcmoMlcs District No t. Semlnotn tint it i* 1 .1 1 ••« 1 . til ’ the people of the future may guldt 1 !*• pi I'hfitl I tv I nil to nuuouti*'*' tbiil 1 am n iKlnlile nf S*tlif.*1tir |it n*r ".* plumiing a service between Se­ I am lumL-poor. I need easb. lienee c and id ate f o r re-VIfi-tlml to lire o f- \iim t*. I e t bin, Mtlil District t'tlin ,ill' «i . 11 ' till1 ,JM 41** xf. Iim jl >ml, , ^'*<^31 themselves." II 11 TrAlfiM l*« »ni|i liilMll.t: l-Meel Ion I'r eelnete No'*. 1. i»r • * , » •n If, 1 ,1 .1 ville athl Bucnoa Aitvs with the Iti ;t Until *1 am offering my fine 22 .acre fltt- o f C oun ty Cowiiiilen.-der fro m .J, :t, I. a in. II rv 12. subject to j rt |***i 1kl.il 11I ■*» th*(l PODGE - .1 '! ►1 i ’UKTVM Every modern study and indus­ DlntrlYt Nil 2. subject to tile tic* the w ill of III. v.ili cm lii Hie Petn o- M * 1827; and three big flying boats I hi. L *•(*■' ill |* nfs"** edery farm, loented 2 1-2 miles i i.i. «.r i :h i ; •11. (hi- l*|ihht* litM'Mi'iN t*i try is described completely. Agxicars and Grnltuni tr u c k s. east of Oviedo, In Io\vu City. Price cltdotl* of lire voture lit llo* Jlviiiti- era tl. I 'l t m a i r to tie lo Id on June H •il 4 . .■ arc being built for trans-occanlc 1 < 1 i ' f 1 4 ID . t*. It..' c r n l l c 1'rlmuv.v *.u ec liebl on June Sill. A ni*“ i %Htnl * 1**11*riil,*4 I*. I!»2tt. ctilluit', sociology, anthropology, • nutv J and l.tlli. id reel. rbono a. i t* in mi * n ( ** service. T iifi (IM I . Ii Y oiii Mippoit w i l l be a|.pci')i|atrtt. flUIO. un acre, cash, about one- Mil. A. D. 1*2.4. JOHN MlM8t.lt. t lit*, uffh * III tit* till tin inis ni * biology, psychology, journalism, 141«|*II t I I* III.* IM' nit A I*. ( A r t i e ) S M I T H . France: An air mail service beill Si'tlihmli* I hi*, i f |.i*Inn-•hii* LNS & CO'VAN CO. Auto half of the real value. There i« » i iill ! \i **Iv •* txxe n France nnd tho Argentine manufacturing, selling, and many rna«I»> to i*f fi*i*i mi l * r.o better farm in Seminole Co. t o t u b t u r r i t s o r k i m i i m i i . i : i nn .ii* M fr . o r i ' im c i *. . It«•I’t'S*f , other subjects nrv treated in de­ t ! m* j»f nr»*H.Ui| » lor ami sheet nietal wor.cix. Anyone interested may see it now c o r n t v. combined nvroplnm’ nnd stenmshijx, I hereby iininititiee my eanilhlacy A I' l!»2* * 1 "s.ilit I * i rn# I w I nIi I .i announce Hint 1 nm a (or t «•■■ l i f t Ion tail, During the "0 years of labor, fnch A I’hone 71C-W. growing a fine crop .of celery by e until to the, of l i f e o f i xrW n M TII. ..f Mm i'll i- t i lie inntigurutcd, probably the f » (I’ ll *ht$. lii 1* it ate fot i‘i--e'i’l'tloii to the ,,f-| Justice o! Ibc Deuce. District No. 4. i U m I ' m a l * **i A Ii ) Dr. Ward obtained this information s f l e e o f Cx'iml.x C o m m is s io n er fro m first of next month. lou; G. K. Smith. This offer is made DIM r i e l No. S. subject to the •)• Mat llo* lo Id tills o f f i c e (o r neni'D .1 MX. HUrS-MAKMONS * t i N T , 1 *i*t « n * 4 * i1 t w o > ellle until III* lllsll let WHS Authorities here nre sceptical front prominent thinkers and lead­ because 1 need the money here, elitliin ot Hie v o t e r * In Hie Demo i i i . r y i d Into tin I 'o u r l b I list I-let I »:u Inford Automobile Co. e n t i l e Pril l ary to I e held on Jinn lctwevcr, whether Du* present year ers of the American nation. j E. R. Moore, 250 N. E. 25th St., fret Justified In itsklnu lit*' v o te r s f• i tiii t* | u a i: ic. Dr. Ward, a graduate of I*lpxlg btli. A. I*. IIUS. rnolia Ave. Phono 187. Miami. f o r t be I r Mtpnorl ,.n tut pre v io u s will sec n regular Atlantic airship K -l f i t'- id I'i.t un nl F R A N K EVANS ii i is* » IT «•« sI I'i \ and Berlin Universities, and for­ is .luslbt- **r i|i*‘ Delict* it lo," I'iiT • \ ii*'*, while it i.i admitted that. i V\«I \ l 1 Til MU' II I 'll i AI. i US IIIX best elirleax ols lo ulV • ' I T «*» ‘ I T i i *r i" ♦i I. merly un instructor at Harvard^ It) acre farm, West Side, includ­ c o il S H E R IFF f i ■ * » r I M U t l l ' A . IS \Ni* peop le a s»|it*irt' tb'ill xx lilt sines* Rcrvire V I I M U ' II I ' l l l \I. *2111- |"X *n i f tiuilding w a s to start im* ) hereby uiinounre my candidac y 'ill! « \TV «»!■' MWIIXlo nil and s t r b t Hdberelter* I * I, ing all tools and equipment. f o r t e - e l e d Ion to the o f f l r e o f rlitir* i n i t i nr i rdi'i'i* r»ir si % v i : lit.' xets els plunttcd by has not limited his endeavor to in \x s i \ « m \ n **i : i :\ I I'MIN*' »l I this ulone, however. Home of hla AVI* l i ' l : Spring I f f o f Sem inole C oun ty subject to |FKR S»-rxin of all kinds. Possession in time for the A n ie r ic u n ente tp riite could not \ I « i 11 N ' '*• in iila h i :«h i . w w, i.ovi;i.t,. r * <■*« \ v * t : m \ work it acclaimed by scientific Mie net loll o f l b * v o te r s til the \ 1 4 I , C. E. crop, if desired. Phone <!D > .1 . L. MASK INS. **iint|ih»ln p *'( - tid y tie in e immission during r,7i»-\v ..i :i:;o2. D eno-cm llc p rim ary I " be held n*'St r u n « in M i - \ r » : N \ \ 111:i i n n \ i :i :mi r r : m v r r . \ m : \ T i aritics ns the greatest of its kind* 11. E chols . I JM.'H, June. I w ill a p p re c ia te your ►mg, N k «.. . m if* W u i SMI I II o r n ill i r iN M T lU iiio X I ■MVJ Among many books written by him support. r e e f e e l f Ully i our*. L t m *ii:it .'Di \Tii\ ' Ll i: i> I, I "i ! .t ii n**u in i* my FninlUliMsy , Prohaltly at Die moment the C. NT. H A N D . 'i \' » * i \«' it < ....iti• *1 1 v i: —Help Wanted Is the "Receivership for CivilliaA v e . or fm i ii* ■ > ■ t ■ « . m | S a| m t Iills*ml**nt o f , 21)0 North Park VI* i K m i l il.lf.l'.ll N\« a I t till n \ T " most interesting situation is the ti.m.'' which hits received much I ‘ iiisll* 11.Miiictt..n s*f Si'rtilnoln Ml for service on * t i .ii ( mii m i :i : « *11a n t s i i w i ; r o n t i i i : i.KGhi.ATrnr. » ; i: i k t i \* .s inve between Britain utnl Germany t'nnntv, •'iil-j»tl In (lir " M I o f tlift Earn $17 dozen sew­ ! WOMEN A i l ST » 11» \111A N \ 41 * *M| »*'•“ comment and iidmintliijn from lead­ Subject t. (lie i*111*i *uiciif tui i>*!*in*•- \t*t*rs it* (h pi Inini > .Inin* f*. YiillF vi »i ti* bn* ,iut Sowing machines. Libern l «|. \ i:M.h *I*I.« *M lit..I Ml l.e ing itprnr.fi. Experience unnec­ cm! to 1*1Una cy. I liiTt-lt)' Iinnuimr** 'UppMl'l VA(It I.♦ I . ..814» .1I I !*>• tu )*e the first uerows the Atlantic ing educators of the day. 1c fur your old machine, on MS It 'JII.4 *.\ ‘ 4 , IIIV If* J '*‘ 1 * Hit ■ , fill* till* It'■•lift1 , »*'f S t e a d y I Illy enndblitcv .m \\ i : i :i.x.i: m a x \\ i : i .l . 1411t It ••ll Ill SllllfMlli s . 1Hill '!*■ x'ttli tin' nit.thips now npjtnnching 44.H fl |UC»|lln*i lii Egyptians Far Sighted •III Sm Singer*. I,et us help essary; no selling. Easy, •ii ri' 4, 1 |4Mnlrt i t i' •• u) *%i* * ti e* nipli tion. « If i*( It i»|* I’I IH.h'ATIt ».N work, materials cut. Addressed! un ml flu l«*«I I |i_lt**l*r«* ir < .( a (| 1)(• "lul i1(44 4<t 1 1 * * 4 1 . .1 Dr. Waul believes the Egyptians vour sewing troubles, io n ( o n m t x iilv : ti l t V * i i »»i: i:«*i.< »si: German) ' h Hopes my best e f f o r t * In b e h a lf o f Hi*' •ill \ It 1M.H, Ml • *4Jill" 1** Ing *i I h o t « I .n .. i.ii'Mi in » my « a m il*1{ivy were the most fnr-aighteif race over thing all material 10c per envelope brings detaihi. Goslicn p eop le o f Mcminole t'otinly. M "i:r« sa *;rs T b c f o r lii. Mill* 1.* li H* 11«* 1* , 4 *rf V H.ll M i l l ! »•! * MtO*tut»li* lit at I h i Gortnnny hopes to b** nlile to -Y ’ . Dress. Goshen, N. \\ •• Mi i;* ii wr.J it in k *n:i st cr^lliK need t»f Hitt p eople **f I ’ b.tl- I, MlhJtM 1 t** Mlt II 111 »if tlK! VU(Ul8 11n' l It*' » 4' ill i t III* I I I ! •*r i * to trod Die earth. The records they Inger Sowmg Machine Co., * . iAII'A S \ V\ iu*41*•it .S.ih'iti. n . c . flit *1 >Jn T u x Itc llef. eupeelulty redtiemake the trip across tin* South At 1 11m in *«r > -'i» . i i f .it. x. nt v h •! i»u11 ‘ lii»%inn if Ml tloti o f local liixt-H. Tills, In my Mtl JlHN 6, 22— Wanted R?nl Kntale t it * »| li 4•*»* 4-N• il .1•i*l t>.1 liintii tty itiidsummor, utnl t > start jtrepaivil. however, were very In­ L. i c i n u w . | ' n |»»*ki .1ih 4if f*11" (In |*ui liner *«f j 141, 4 opinion, run be e f f e c l e i l by un 1s , , , f ♦ lii, »i Ti "*I'I complete itn*l their methods of re-' . . . Iim Id in ii ti iciin tiiMrtiTAtfeaJ u lla b ls t l i s iilb u lb .il of tb * I time and very little money I want to buy 10 acres high, ab­ epiucue 1 1 l: I'M 1.It •»H1•i : iu :i» Lin* service during tin' Snapi-h-* »** cording wi re to* imperfect that mo­ i Mfi-tf 1., |* S Wrtim utht Mrtl-! IT 11IS it fD v ee:t| nasohn s t a x ro il i i.mi ii o r r i i i r r i r r o n i T in ericatt Kx|uisition nnd on the an­ i* i*r«1 i I*. I'll'•Itrtlit •i I \\ l*h I** .1i.itMimcD that 1 atm A t , II \■i ts,t\ |>i •■•sill * Mu* ■ 1K.i 1old things new by use of solutely dry land, close to San­ imonu Hi. Slut.. Oand D epartm ent, \\T< »UM IN I \l 1' il IM'V%H- niversary of tho discovery of A m ­ dern |Hs*pl' are uble to profit Very', kill III •» I t41411 PUIID .IlM t>» III** Tin; Count It-, and Cities,— par- rmirlidalf f *♦« ri* l i f c t h t i l to tliii of S. f| . ppar Varnish. Lacquer and ford. Mr. Downes, 516, N. Broad­ *-tebool*. •■ •j**>*' Mill ll' »• ( In H.Ulf'H *1 little from the ancient day e'fort. miiLiiin ini. u hit h In*.t4 V|* mt l(M I .It* i l l . I V llo* Count Its it lid C l l lo * rIn* nf I'h'i k f ih»* Uiri'Ult C*»uri. ‘.HUM* Flnrlrt.i , nnri* i Wiitli erica. Utilnin nt present is tinxxn Sard by Sanford Pnlnt A way, Orlando. Phone 4890. With this in view. Dr. Want has , i* lit III *• * r 1111»i ( a uk i-1 j i It Iioiio le d h> Ibe noiiilnit ( Inn I nf SViu I umU* 1'•unity, Flnridii, a u I» 0111V fm t *lit * • m n » • \ \* 4 ‘ If' ♦ h n ling to give any definite ditto re • 11*i mI .. r«1**«l in 'Hit |t1|hhr .tromlse l o d e v o t e till the e n e r g y j**ii I m lh** *1 ■1 UI mii o f Uhl* Dr (per C<>., ti. U. Stuart, Mgr. n it* It.i 1 * 1 * | | fl‘ 1 m l *,f !• m l f»*a 1 i 1 ^ i iulcnvnrvd l«> s*u|o his work into'. mi S fn il nnle County, i*l nl It* Vui* r* M om ! .Hid e x p e r ie n c e Hint 1 p osse** to t•111•»!** ‘ '* tint > Kl'tt nf ' i 21— Lots For Sale ’(fill I Mil f l( (** 11n* ,Tr.| flay of garding when the R u m will l ift 1st. Ut. I Leu I, \' m 11 jin i, i k. •* i ' i mill a form tlmt will hr* umlcrHobdabU in lfl** i »*nm ni ir P r l i m i r y Kir** l**u ir i'n iii"ll*li Ibul end. 1 *•; s « \ 1 > Mn . its initial lrip. Noli i. bo in ■I *1(1 Juno bth, A. It Mi ilKac i* Until; IT at |*.**4 I*»l*. I**-' It \V. P B A I I M A N . Jr thiiustinils of years hence. The Eng­ i: 1M>1*01, ASH, ■ i l h i ' l t , f«inl H mi|UMinu: f i *» it11 I 'JZS It 1011 is u ship.of 5,000,00)1 cubit Ml. rl; Itll'scl, Farms, Groves, 2 Acre lots on Dixie Highway, lish lutigtiage i* one >*f the ino-t V C DOUOLAHJX *i r\vi4i t» in.I o f rotii t'li* Mil h i ' l ' l i i I Oil M i ' K I U \ T I , M l K \ T A M W KKKM . near Ijike Monroe. Fine Truck­ foot capacity nnd ti g r m lift ot I*. (I. Box 1040. *t i,|fii I ii*'! v ii ii Mm l %«*'»» nr** ii m i u r i.MiTiiic t io m widely spilt* ii in li'«* word today1 1>. C. ing land, outside city limits. L. •■i i ’with lit fu r |i4»u» I loti i ***( ihtln^ 150 Ions. It is 710 ft cl in len Dh l o l l r o x i T . ' n i.:: f am a tunclIcUilft f o r ro-ulac tlo n and ii will ,• Irtii'.j liw for wnLa i iiftsM hi lh** Shii** nl I’ hn lih) l.*■Ii i> .t hinuitnv (lint 1 am A. Rcnaud. Phone 190 W. 804 \\. III I'*.. MffU’ s* nf f iinloncJ«,nl uf I and by comparison with previmu turiis. Titer* furv he think* that1 jlGIIT PRINT SHOP iih 'j Min (h hicltml * Mi*'»* ami f.<i ( Im* offim* o f I ’mi I mi.tlM it4 * |iu1illr 111 hI iii i'l In,. for Hrmlnol* » **n,.ilain.nil. for 2nd St. nf hn*i|ii«*f*n it \VInNhiii ■ ttirshipM is somew h it *!tiitt)iy in np l*i‘ai «• Ml. *-.' (*outiiy. m i lijir t in t h * f i c m o r r a U vi n li t * f**i? J ohI I i t nf (hi* |Y tervicc on any thing in •e. 11* in N i ’ ( anil lh.H M>*••«* )*i i m i Scmtiioli* I 'm i i i l ' I'lfn ii ir y. Vou r nupport V l l l Lo up- Dlrl i it t vm i i i i i : o r • * i i i : i i i r r * n h .u .k pearnnee. It will I* • inflated will [ii rniiii |ii t he .Still*" o f I ho Ida |.lli* A phone call will get 2t»-r'Miscellaneous For Sale Klorhhi. mi hi .InMien o f Ibe 1'mo c Notli'i* m hi*i *•*i\ k Ivpii tiuK u n d e r prrilu ltd. ^ w _ L a W TONi ** i i v |i»c wliniu of a Milipoi'n.i hydrogel) apil driven by Jxavy-oiO Jsiii.t t i m i u l h l n u K lc otio n and l*> \ Irf ii * .• of nn vKorullon Jh»|tn. Plume 417-W. 9 Rail|h>ii ' " i i »«4tmi mo ut^nn itnuf r ttr ifiii «»r engmes. . cinti*. N'i'ii i i. i, Jo. ii. St u. U ihl ho hi ml(?’I in;fn ' iiMlcTrnr *c<sb.t f 1.j ;i1. I.. hhip.* in CourtBOAT FOK HALr.: 50 foot bridge nr«Ti>i **l rou HiiKitirt i i l l i j n l (*• I l i f tlct lHlQJUiif—i1u» X)»nt* the r i ! t i l *Mui t of Mi** T hirte e nth The Zeppelin 1.127, designed bv land, E.k Grove, Wiwd.ni'.ti Espar­ Mi i f Jim h»* am! a ill** nr f " M*e hill offlO deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, TrrirTT.'’ l ,rTm!ir> In l»«* held .on Juno " t r ' i l i , In and fo r I I I I I h * J lid loin 1 i nm a • i f t‘iil11|ila (nt hi Mil* c him filed hiirnu nh Apple p l > i e c i u « n»iu- Sill. A f» l!»2" I ‘lor Ida on the Dr. Ei'kner, will be llte biggest to, Oakland, Los Ang.lcs anti uthet UP YOU I >LD W ALLS Jully—equippvd|-*leej** - fitter—*M cr T»f-fmrnrr iiml u 111 A | a a ri | nit > oil Hi Ml»* r**Ut I nf llr.J da* ni K* hi a it *. M»3*, in the Zeppelin ex'er mmlo. having a cap 1 u til i•i>a»r* t*hit.» ytr il»* id FUiipt'l Mijiptirtt, lairt In Unr* J unr l*riinu. y. iHK NEW W A L L T A I N ’ T ee.tsonahlc. P. 0. Box 988. California cities, during iv:utt I .*• tiiford. KlfirhLi. **o Mi** rud dnv of *•..*• Mrrhnnlr* 12. K. W A L K K it leATlMIXir•,t NhioliiintM IKV “ * ““ | ' |o il, A. I>t "*!&••* and Mii*n unrl »l*nki a ii rponiUon n kj t* I noi It, I) ncity «*f about .1,700,000 cubic fee* weeks. h im ; n e w a n d beti il.n* niaUc n u r w t r 1 * * * m *1 Mil of M 1,'and. Sh e riff of nnd n gross lift of 110 tons. Us r o n m i un i n ' I'am*. T ^ r o n .it v r n r o p l ’ K A f i: "Bank jobberies nre becoming sol m FURTHER tNFORMA- Plenty of WOOD Si COAL I 'nm i'lalnl fill if aKutn>t '**i» In ►ahl i p HI riole t'otijti). rToTMn, I ib ve lirr.-i.y h i ii i .i u m « m y eantUdacy ro u ih h t m m t m i . i o ih | r,*tii w*. tlkM- a cirrr*'*' |•i ** * **nI * .*'••• ’ eO h.lt U| t* nnd * ill hart's Wood yard. 9th H at piihllr length i* about 710 feet, Dio design fr,*tiucnl ihat drastic action U i.i the I.fflee o f H t r r i f f o f P e m ln CAL|, PHONE 285-J OR TIjIn l" t • iMin'iiin**** in>” cnndiila* . I ii * hr i (K h i x * 1 1 C oun ty injhjert lo Ilia w i l l of f o r .ItulM* i f llte l*i ‘I4*e. IMetrh l | M l#« f iirMi* f ord* rt *1 i itni Mil** Mill* I * »<' i ht» i d v ht'X and h*'k*i hid- being slenderer than the new Brit aider In protect the banks,” a.’-' u COI.LER, SANFORD press. Phor.c 88C-M. v o l e tp nt Hie June P l e n a r y . Vo. I, p ih j f i T I m I hr w i l l lilt "* 1*- r o f mi Milo i M*»n In* |*iii*ll#.,»* *i in i’ll I III ' **.)i at the fro nt ihnir of rirme.l Superintendent Wood. J V M c C I . E t J .A N D . ILo (%•11' l l n i . c iti Hanford, Hein- ish ty|*e, OfmiH-Mili' S"l«r». Jim** Ctli. Han I 1fi.‘ Haitionl 11*■rii III a it* h s |ni |ti'i 27— Money To I^oan Kloihtn mi (lie tfnd nolo •*«* i.i Ruth airships are luxuriously up l.«»l.*M fiii'tf. I*u»»h». "The*cobb *rs ur. getting bolder" i>iiLllnlii*(1 In Snnf<*r*l s* mltiol** r u n t o r :,t » ju d h k Vlar>, l ,.»iihu*itoil. All nnn»!!*»' i *■•*i i i t v . Fftoriila. on*■** • .i• Ii " *•<•h l i i ' o ' A (kti I I !*I *•, fin* Minn" lielliif pointed nnd is claimed xvlll.cmbnil) in their holdups every day. r’S Ditt o STORE— Pre.Hid w 11hill I he i| Ir*#-lt n i i* i ilay 1 litr o b / nniititinte m y ea n d ld a c y -Iltrlucrt it nil 1*»»reHl i*lt>', MONEY TO LOAN f *•i fruir l l> roit« f*rn iM« we-oK** ' im il l f Fait . llo* lollottTnM every comfort. •'or r e - e liT tln ti lo llte o f f i c e o f tl|i? iihn\f i OmI i Ii T A " ivvo ."hut to lit.' swift iilstieol liont, lirjl;, j Soda. We are ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, County M"It!)»*►»* mt hand iiN * I i I. d i l l " l»» »s stmt |ii"p**r(v, t " It Judge o f Setn lnele Couaty. I f «-1«-«*i«•!. I iiriiinld* nn hon^rt’ i 14It C*miT nf Mi*- 7'\’, • III k •» lilt il of early California days, xxh -it bank I >i yunr plume, f a ll 102. (l|,w 4I 1 t‘|'*i|1U2*«Ol> No*»‘ f'*| JEWELRY AND PERSONAL Klorblu. subject to the w i l l nf t b * S i o d i n '•f-llUt ml minim rntlnn fr*-*- >I*iIM V I mI «Tr* ulf o f Klornl i in and Mi,- *ii ii nf SI** TIimiFiiful. r u » m o c ra t ic Volets t-t Hrritliiol# robbers were seldom taken n!tx;e, in, f ro m I Im* tifruul in«.*ih1 lrMi*inrnrMA t i MfUilnnl*" ' f*kUiil*', nml ih«* ?• al PROPERTY. HERMAN’S LOAN D euuty Un t.li .| hiill.'it* * »'.,uim m»). . In tlie DenioeruH c DrlmaiTr f r ni* i*ii ||y rnfiin »T r if Willi I him it(. *.f *•a hi iTiiirt, i'll Mii** I h* t d ili*> i |Ih’G I. LOOKS'—Irrigation OFFICE 27 W. CHURCH ST, I'o bring encouraged by these d.\ pen.-• If 25, H i'lkl fin fir I' 1 ,V | I'I. •le c tio n to l.e b*-ht June 111,. DJ Js flee, *f M a i i h . A J' l*'2« 1»ni general cement work. ORLANDO. l*i*\.*hh* to the *#idet‘ of i: it. J Art li till A ltO N . dc» •*." II |*. IHelteNDiiN. )*. K 1n >1 •iLAHB, A s lifi a 11 on o f In for* t\\*i > cm a Ccnrrct,. Co. J. F, Ter"Down in Tex is, I uml: r tat I * (*|i*» U f ( « %|r« nil •‘•him *if I'O II h l . u s 3K.NATUII •fi* i ilnM* Horn luolo ( ’tin nl IT or hi .v P o l l J1 'u T M ’i: o f I’ K A I K r. Frop. :ir,| and Elm. Money to Loan.—When borrowing I b i r d . ' - aiiu'.i'iicc un u t:nn d l d a l i ti nt the bankers association o ffe rif I. 4i rri-Li'M, iHMUril) It* A M ^ lir.KH. Illfc T ItIt T NO, K O I II ,\* Tru>*i^«*. or refinancing your mortgages t. aui'ci'.il m y . c l f ilk Se n ator f ro m ** • J» i *. 1 a liberal icxxail for bunk mbbcrs.r I h«*rrh> aiil i'iuinr IT) inU'Hiliij'.v Ihu I 7 tb Sciiiiti.iiui d U l r l c t cum in my imi* T b - i| tWlltsil !Hd* [K001 1NG—The Roof Ev- came to us for straight loan. No (mat'd (S t : a I.). with the proviso that nothing will 1)7 Keli'timlc I’.ro vard Dimn- f o r Ju stice ul I 'r u ri’ uf l l l e l r l r l N " 4 txnniiiiii* ‘ KfUniMli nn*l Mihjr* t i km *i nmiiiiNM, Metal shingles bother about SACRAMENTO, Mar. 17.— A bo imid for live ones. monthly payments. ■jrit kiitijr. i it. tln> D e m o c ra t ic , Miihjrrt *■» Mi*' ili*r!»*luii «»l Mi* ion Ih l f o r f**r i*onn»h hi itii vol«*rw In lh** I»**innrrnilu I T I i i u h t k ^ f Sit 11 |ti npt *T > li* •I.I Ii * HInfy ) new epoch of vigilante justice, with P »f*m Eu and gnlvinlzed B. W. Herndon and Co, Scminol" p r i m a r y to b* b rld June &tb, 1928. It* hr lip'.il oil .Mill*' rilli A. I*, ll'ifJi I f c l i c t . i t I iimtnlki* to continue ■* s' t h e p i h i 'P it lu r in ' <*i' Tin: >.*i i * i * ll I lull 41V8il *41J*I.M i i \ v i M h i t : i : ic £** Janies 11. Cowan. Oak Hotel. sudden death riding the trail of ■n tu n It f.o Ib c bent Intercut o f the : i a k i ». • n . 'I J S T V - T l l l l t D ID H ID IA I, Unit n t and • In v ite y..u t » my jR r rn I it.I'oilHl) P1Thini St. Phone 111. wirrirr the plunderer—nn epoch in which • IM P IIIT UF TD K b’l 'A T K I>l*i ru T in : u m i .' is *» f a u .iis o i.i: i » c o n i on » urli Im p orta n t lc g '*la I '1441141m. I 't.i lit I DA IN A N D I t ' l l 8 1: M IN 27—Money l o Loan hunk hundits will be xvortli more F i l l NTV. tlo n u* * o r d ruiidw. ronacrvutloti o f • >'. 17 4'411' N T V IN i ’ ll INDI7UY. P 'Ppcr. Signs o f all kinds. ••ur n a lur.il rmtiu,eva, rcdtictlot. of I w is h • » anituuiii'e tliat 1 am ** t N N I E P. A I K I U W E T I M 11. Pnm- IN T H E i ' i 114*12I T r o l l, r i»F T t l i : dead than live— ia impending in terd Paint & Wall Paper We are prepared to consider ap­ Htatu tuxes and eilurntluu. I auk r « mt hi . I f « i r ce-tilecltmi in On- <'l T W E N TY - THUD* .ID D ID IA G plalnant, DJH DDIT U F T i l l : hT A T IS O F California. the s up p ort o f all lo. al D e m o c rat*. f l e e ,nf Cuunty Commlashitter Ir.-ii' plication fo r firs* Mortgage vs J J DA Itltirtjl. D l t t l t l D A I N A N D I 'n l l HEM IN* Dlktr .c i Nu. I. stib jecl m llte .)>•• I A. U O H 171to. el nl Bank banditry must halt, Will C. I*. f. (Iilallts. Ix;ans on the best typo of resi­ ul.17 ( * n l ' N T V . IN " l l A N l ' E I I V . F O ll rO V lTA IIlik S clklnn uf Hie vute re in the Deinn N O T I C E O F K P C P I VI. Wood, mate banking suptjrinten^RAI’ ll repairing, piano i I ll. It. K T I t V K K I t . r.iiiiiibilnnnl. t ti.*reb> iinnuoncc mV can didacy c r a t l c P r i m a r y tu be held un June dences and Mercantile Buildings M.\rtTI7ll'K w v i.t; f o r Hie fou r th til", VJ* » dent, dcclnrtxd today In nn ultima­ 1 h experts with 17 years ft t 9 net nnd I f " r ' o n ftiib lc Notice Ik h ereby | H b i, ib.t* tin-, .lb, A. D. . J . F p w i l l J E L U J t u i-a l - J pen. p ci., “am , Niilijci i to Dm w i l l ■.I the in Sanford ot fi pet., o ” *i■ l-trln. aui.jcct • -r bud b) v irt u e t»f n i b . i * ''' nf 141:N I: * H **|NCJ. i t I*1 l>.*r*'tii|anl» tum tu the underxvoild fraternity. ** Sanford music store 8 pet., depending o*. the character M.icta in D. I it-mm t ittle p rim a r y N<iTl4*l: O F H P K F I A G filin.'lnsur. Pint k t It- leiuler.'ll In' M AHTGH'H PAGE. If the holdup men fail tu Iwcd F O ll t o r.N T V F im W O H IO N F .Il 'Shoppe. McLander Ar- of Joan, construction nnd location of June S. Y our volw w i l l bo upHi.1 ii In. V4i e ntl 11ml mum* "H Hb'l Nnllcii I m he reby g iv e n Dial unpricbiti'il, ntonr 882. 1 v ikli in announce Hint I nm a SJIli dnv <if Februiir y. .V I* l ‘* - V I* r t,n I t*> the xvamlngg, Wood asserted, they v irt u e uf a deeren uf it. d . tibiiij \v i m :o x . of buildings. C. S. HOAG & COMc a n d id a te f o r tit# ufflcn uf Couaty I. h i rtlieelut Maste r In 1 lii n . c r y , ' 'i»ro4'li*»ur(i nnd sulo ritmlurnil . lit may soon find themselves In the •in Moltdu*. Iln* 2nd .1 •> >.f A|>rII.) I,,, s ln n n o t i l l l l i i l Cnnimlskluttrr frtim D l a t f l c t No. » I'A N Y , 7 W. Churh St. Orlando. ratlin **n Hu* F O l l I 'U N H T A I l l . l ) ry and E ggs su b je ct 14) Hie decision nf the vnt- A, It. I S !* . In fl'nnt 4,f Un- Pnurt *^rd *l:i) *>f J’ ebru ary , A. I* 1921, same category with predatory ani­ |« tbe D e m o c ratic P r i m a r y tc llnttke dnnr lii rtaufnrd. Semlnule i, a - Mmolal .Mailer In Dliancery. mals—worth a liberal slate bounty 28— Radio w is h to antinutire m y rutidlduoy be held "ti Jun* t t b , A . D - _ I * 2 * Cuunty, F ln tld a, w ill u f f n i*.r m I<' I l l Miiint IV, Ibe 2nd *ln> *8 A p ril, f Jsndotte Chicks, bred to olid well to Ills b lsbekl liblder for] •x or the o f f i c e o f con st ab le, D i s tr ic t It. D’ S*. in f r o m nf Ihe ( . lil t dead uml mdhing alive. •ii!t. d u r i n g the l e s a l Innim nf ’ tnuso y f‘.r booklet. Fuirvilla PH O N E 679. for Repairs on nil C.'r No I. Se m ino le Cou nty, eub jai’ l lo Big Rewards ilunr In Hnnlnril. HrillllliUC Oile, tillfuljntvln/ ileeerlbi > 1 lalidw. F O l l r o t 14TV ABSKSSU4* 4»F the Dento••until*'. F lorid a, xx III o f f e r fu r sale 1 Drltindg, FU. makes o f Radios anti I*hono-illte w ill «»f the v .tern in Singling out the Texas system of 'tiinite, ty lmr anil hrllik In the an.I sell It. Ilia lllgliesl bidder fur t i u :» graphs. I f we don't fix it. there rrnilc Primary of June A T A T E . t wlkli ,<• an tin lines in t b e people t'nunty nf Hrmlnnle wnd 'to Uliji* ritsll, ilurln* tile lettiil Ip'ltra nf paying $5,000 for dead bank rob­ Throw Heavy Burdens r^tlk and f lowers nf H em'nnle Pott lily th a t I sin « •f F lorida , and m o r e parti*u t e r i ) « i|e, the fo l l o w | up tleserllird lands, bers. the state official warned that Is no charge. Couch'*, 108 S. Park l i i i r l b c d aw f o l l o w w, In -w tl: i « „ .. \|.io I b c l h n 'n n nt tin* N u i t b vicsl i 'o I'Ii . I o f Itloek 2-N, Tb*t I*, to i . rtliinj to Dloridu l.nb.t Mini c.do b U iitto n t'otupatiy'u Map of Si. ( l e rt ru d o lobllli >u to Hie t-iuu ..f Sanford. I 'lo r ida; * cull Ho lier N orth .111 ill frr I more o r Icsii t.i the b*xv " n o r limit, In laike Monroe. H te niv S oulb enste rly nlotitt Hie in ea inlet I nr* line t.f the low xxiili-r tiniik tit . lull;i* Mon roe; u iltslulice tif* 2T.2.'. teet tuorn or l< «.< to ,t sp.ikc nt loxx w a t e r bptrh in latl.r; M onro e; t h e m e Nnnth ix tltstan.V, or 2*»T feet lb,ic» or li ss, lo the* No' l l o tst eornel' of snbl Him k 2-N. T i e r 17, Uii'ni'i* W i s t ; i x f ... t mot., or It rs 1 , o.ilnl o f benilllllUK. T e rm s : t*utb. Diircbuser to |sty* for dto*g, J AS H S I I V It t i N Jit H|n elti4 ■Master In t’ luuici i ) it*' California Bandits Will Have Difficult Time From Now On W inter’s Colds and Chills ■'UndMstr f o r r . - e l 4 c l l n r t « •,' S ‘1 0lr ’ >11 nf IDnck 2-N. ' I l l '8 fle e iif T a x A»n-»in>r. e u l j e d to ll**' W k t-N , o f T i e r 17. >f Florl* 'U riel.,b nt Dm x n lrr e In Ibe P e f F l - * iD l l l.ntut end Pitliinlsnilott t**m* c r a tl c P r i m a r y : « be held In ■Dm*’ |u;it"*» Map 4*( fit iterlrin le 9 f th is , e „ . # V A U Q I IA K . Ad .tllb m I'i Pan ford, aw 1*'/ plat lb ere n f d ill) «*f rpciiril: F o i l C I.K I1H O F F O I * T ste-x- nr T'km'e*- - I •'•• I h a rr b y aniKiuitcs m y can dld sc) w i l l t.f Hie v o te r s uf jjm lD 'ile west c t u n t r o f nioek t - N . nt for c ’e jk o Clreitjt c u urtf, rubnff tile Hj- ,.|reei« ou t suy* C oun ty. In Hi* p r i m a r y l o be l-eiti -r ’IT. «>f Florida lu*ml la*ml « o A J.'Cl In the Will nf the v o te r s n un Jun e t . 192*. ^ ^ — ron ta x a iik m im » h » It. in,Hwatb* p tlm n r y l y lie briu I hereby an nounce l o In# people t w ill n jip r s c U t^ jou r o f Penilitolc County Hist I am • J p a e f I OU r o t N T V J IU K J E Ole . SI •u*#r (*f J e t- a m ln r b T * e m u e r s t l * " r r ) m a r v to be hetd 0 • Nurtli end: III*, to ■•*Nurtb ron t x ii'x n n io a u r i'T is o NVmlnol* C oun ty. Fbirlita. subject •o , J u n e o f ‘tl*l» rear. I luive IIVBlt l*»w 411 fr**l Itl4're le*e AT T O H N IiV • • ti.c acHott *if. I b e I'e m itc rw ln In O r s n x e and H em ln ol" cnor.tl-a . i r i t u r m-trb on 1 **•■•■ I >nriHt| •er re* t ns D -T ty o n June 6th. 1*SI. M y csoj- .’ o r t a f y e s r a . I 1t#r«l>)< l a k e this nt»t»i4rtl uf » « • I. i tl*« I .have "tirtice S**llhi, ' " l " 1 on sud o f f U-kHt w i l l - mv rntc ll'ld cr fu r llte • Hurt f o r this o f f i c e l* In I b e h * n d « •otintv enniii>lx*l#n»r IPI4W I**w w a t e r mark on ' > ' . ■>( Aty frien d* thro uwho ut Ibis e..r t j t e a m 1 "have mad# m .y 1l» 'i * f ) r e r * 1 " l t i l ! k P a * - ) « u t l w i AM !?* ( t*> • 19*4 fe» • r u n e *t vtHitlir nnd w e s o ilc lt tit#- support *nii r a i s i n g *.'o ;k Sml n#v, subject tu 4be Iw m ocraile u-k »n*1 c lltt-nUm - f frrooB l ./luulng: point N orlb nt l ‘ r|tri*rc. I w ill aiiprrH al# M f in'1 Cotes o f . t h e p e op le In Hie •n<t fn rin ln * 1 fWoDok# tu Isl BV*r __ ____ mors or •>i'ii<-e ripol'i 428 f e e t t.r.tpar ' I on »t • am>r»rT sixjM* (k iH nuim ocra tlc P I rriim ma s r vy e etr curry bis pi f Oiinfiln l o s* Dun 'iatie l r rr.fir litis pnlnt (.f bxgtnnlng: I leg. | tbs pr*»I sa l s-kilrr tbkia. Ij #l*rt«J. . 1.0 . /if •* lthe h . p eop e op le see f i t to elecT n r » * a e * hX vt* ** ' Tour support j g l x r —... iti# (Inllkk o f Ib e o f f i c e rye , t " i b is o f f i c e - 1 w i l l ' i T * pe rty p erson all y . Tm All i f IJIarlf V. *J| »f ks•• e f fi c i e n t , e f f e c t i v e and e y p o n t l r - m ^ a p p r e c ts te * j^.*, service-v ^ WJ|ITfc l i t , unit all uf Dlscfc K J L UKK. ut B s m l l l l e i fs H n n . • 11 II. 8 A M U E G A. Ave. I ’ h.tv llurpce” * Giant, P olitica l Annou ncem ent " 4oi. rJ.90 per 100. Mixcolors. B. F. WhitF O ll T H U I . K U t « M T I ' l l t ! ] hereby unnnunre m t candidacy '-J Summerlin Ave. Ft. fur the I . e g l » U t u r r . su b je ct t ‘> U]* jjjwne R82W. I**1' link (Indira) fl in. to J! :I|ic l^ch. Order $1. o r l"re Nursery, Ri ^ M U lllo u l b o ard t * 1 " I I'.rk A,7 " t * Utth. good v e n tiig u o n , H o t w a t ^ r . ’ 311 r o ll T A T C O l.tlltT n a I wInIi to announce l h * t I » n » entitlblale f o r re-ele ct toil 1" Ibe • ' f i r e o f T a x C oll erD .r o f H emm o le IToutiiy, sulij rrt l o the actio n o f (lie x o l e r e In lto» f . e m a c r s l l e IT I n t a r y to be held In June. vou. s u p p o r r ^ t .l o . WSMMBfi l 'iiiuati'. l y i n g nnd heinu In ihe D'.tiiii) o f Sainilinli' and lb s Hluje ,.f i F lo r id a uml more part I c u l a t l ) deserlheil ns fullnws. l u n ' l j : lull x»n» ( I ) o f ll«u niet's PJnl In Ihe D lly o f Hnnf'iiil, Florida, s re o rtlln g Ui plat lliereuf (Inly leru rd ed In Dial |l'**ik 2 on • . |tour A*, o f Hu. pit).lie records o f Hrm.nule Hrmtniiln D Duunty. lo r id a of un nl). F .o .Terms: f a s t i . - California dc»perpdocs nre inviting t'imilar nclion unless the epidemic nf bank holdups is brought to an end. Woxjd's statement follows a iuc- (Lcfeftl N o t!c «) n~i*li"<-* «* * Adrnlni-trstor of lh# ......... . A. W. XVATIIKN. 4lecsn». ealil Die#. Hten anil IN THE COURT OF T ill D H t’ N T V ■(•I.r an.lM ot i l . " # n p ll‘ «lp>M 1" lit'' SBI'I COUNTY. •jriM IR . HEMIN.M.D. I'.ilg.' for *l f t,,4>l irlllrmem of FTATE <>F FlAJUfDA ... r.t'ixtnUHailnn uf -alii tstsl*. 'n re IPs E s ts l# " f : A. IV . XVATH- , ,.( f,,|' t n itrU-e *l|4(liAtKliiX hint liSUrvl) GN. Peccisiul. IN FKOJD'TK f in a l s iv rirn OIVK.9 N O TH U _______________ I j t . I I B R E_I I V • Die p#il»r'slgn#tt sx l i t on D>* t|h d s v *>f M ar. A., IV I M * . pre-n l In I ha tlntioral.1# 4'**uol> J ui I ko uf gx'iiituuts Cuunty, I lurid*. ' v r ’*:Jf ••*V.r"iK > "‘ jrV!%aX — r March, ,*• XX x r i l F N . As A Jrnlnlitrst^.r o f *Vy VT H K K BsesssciL ■on tha Kidney*. /"'lOLDS put catra burdens on oar . L i kidneys. When tbe kidneys stow i up. waste unpuiitits aio apt to w iki one tired aod adiy with beedackea. ibirirxses aad of lu. nagging hockarka A com m on warning “ to° Iteqxwol, scanty or burning secretions. _ crease the secretion of the Hihtaye aad aid tn the aiiiniaaiioa « l wesM impuiities. Are endorsed by.w ij"W [DOAN’S FILLS (lOc ASTIMUl AKT P lim tT IC .7X kl')*.C Y S rtjiltr HiIKw b Cw M(|StWa# � 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, 1928 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, March 17, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 17, 1928. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 17, 1928; <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/b4ab0921a755e4bb697f66fb3013bfe8.pdf f48f9edd9ccedf3bb131aeb93346fea4 PDF Text Text • \ f— - V 1 1r- * A*-*. ’/ • - 1 \ V : 1 1 1 L,___ leased Wire International News Service JUX. Police Qf-Gapital-----A rrest H ungarians WASHINGTON. Mar. 19.— (IN S )—Four men und a wo­ man, led by Hugo Gellert; n New York nriisl nnd Hen Mundt, of W ashington, were a r­ rested by police It. Vo . today, when they attem pted a demon­ stration at the White House, when a delegation of Tat Huhgnrinns visited President Coolidge. The Hungarian:. were pn:t of a delegation who canto to thin country last week, repres­ enting their government at the dedication of a monument to Kossuth, Hungarian patriot. The dem onstrators carried linnnc:* reading "llo jjas. n mass m urderer.” ■nnd “ tjtcy dishon­ ored K ossuth/’ SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY. MARCH ID. 1928 Member A uiit bureau Of Circulr .on.s (-UNIONS STATE Die On Gallows, Describes!COURT DECREE! BOON COAL TROUBLE Feelings While In Prison TO TRUST LAW Youth Tells Story ^ Of, K illing Firther • ALPHARETTA, Gn . Mar. 19. —( IN S)—A simple story of how he killed hia father to save hi* own life was told today by Mar­ vin Harrett, aged 12, who is being held on charge of m utder. The body of the boy’s father, Robert L. Harrett, was dtseuvcrod on a bed in his homo.-The top of hi* head was shattered by the* discharge of a shotgun. “ F ather was drunk nnd th reat­ ened to kill us." Marvin said. "He told me to gel the gun, that la* was going to kill me nnd my sister and two brothers. 1 point­ ed the gun at hint and fi*ed.” NEWOIL CLEW NEW YORK, Mur. ll»—(IN S )— .displayed another missive—the Poignant letters w ritten by Doris ■first he hud received from Doris Palmer McDonald, m e a lin g the ■nfl, r ^ e was sentenced to death. In vestigate Startling ____________________ ____ ___ _ . it said: ” l)ear Tom: It is urgent I'tiv o re d M eth o d O f E n fo r c in g Declare Dominion Government jeventh H ourC onIs A P a r t y T t/T h c A U n c k O n f r u m - o f-h er ».*"1 ns she cowers t|||lt , h|>nj. from Vl,u You huVl, S h e rm a n A n ti- T r u s t L a w i s ‘TipsVMiatMay Lead I ’n ite d .Mine W o r k e rs ! n T ltc in the *hn«!,.w ..r tin gibbet, wero it0Ull tll0 ;ill(1 8l.L. -what I H eld L e g a l Bv H ig h e s t T r i ­ jsion A lleged K ilTo Fresh Scandals P r e s e n t i1 i g h t N\ ith O w ntT> *hov.n to a report, r here today by *face in twenty-six »iny» I go to the huntil In D ecisio n O f 1o tja j •OfCabDriverAbIn Sinclair Swindle v man n v admits j;.' the fa th e r gallows and hang unless I get help i.f her tw.> year ol.j baby, Kenneth, faun you and others.” flves Girl Friend Case Is OutgrowthCharge Is Made To Dctnlin’s head sank. In dejected blonde Of Packer’s Trial Probe ConinUike atlieit is2d.1'ho nuts Demlin, tall, turn>. he said: ” 1 did all I co uld’ * t I Doris end George 0 . McDonald, for In r. She asked me to sue an* Statement Says Govern me-tl j the man she ran away with a fte r alter: ••v in Mount VPVnon, X. Y., I ‘Hu; Five’ Packers Instituted I’roceedingsTo Have Vaca­ Of Canada Is Seeking ToRe- she left Demlin, arc scheduled to nrit | did that. If then* could be duce Living Standards Here die on the gallows a t Vullcyfleld an*. way I .could bear this torture i ted'Famed ‘Consent Decree’ S tates Bonds Passed _ Prison, Quebec, next Friday m orn­ instead « f Daria 1 would. eret Dancer To Be' HY KENNETH CLARK Between A gen t And WASHINGTON, Mar. If. (INS) ” 1 mu suffering keenly. Every ing for the murder of Aldclard International News S en ice — Supreme Court today refused to Siren New T rial On, m n I i l A11 H igh Federal Judge night I t|i»s pn my bed and roe a llquchard, a taxicab driver. StafT Correspondent vacate the famous “packer* con­ '•Tommy", suV'l one of Doris’ vision of Doris kneeling with tear- ■sent decree" of 1920 nnd declared WASHINGTON, Mar 19. The WASHINGTON. Mur. 19.— letters, "you m a l l ’ your parting fu! eyes aiM arm.* outstretched I legal one of the Government's fav­ Canadian Government is "a party , words when 'we' broke—Hint It a* if begging me for help. I can sec orite 'method* of enforcing th<* (IN S)— W hilfc government to attack ti|ieu the Cnil-iT M ine, the bungalow we lived, in oat In ' Sherman Antl-Tm«t Law. ntrcntx combed tlie Midwest Workers in-the United Stales," the would send me to hell. Well. Tom­ Oklahoma. I can see babe standing The court acquired the case af­ Military Affair* Committee investigating two startling Union attorney charged te lay !•«?-1 my, it did. "I now face the g al­ at the door with Kenneth, ready 1ter the Swift and Armour group* Prepares To Take Vote On .hum* s t a t e m e n t # c o m foie the Senate Coal lnvestigat iig lows. Oh, daddy, you donft know exoncruting D o ris J u lThree Major Schemes That “tips’* that may lead to fresh what I’ve faced since we broke.” to welcome me . . . . oh if, I could bad failed in tltelr attack in lower Committee. jcDonuld fro m u n y p a r t but do something!” Have Been Thought Worthy acandnis In the Teapot Dome With trem bling fingers, Demlin court* on the decree, originally | Canuda was drawn into the in* killing*of A d e la r d B e n t- ( ; t.nt.r u j A n d S p e c ia l V e n ire s against lb,* "Rig Five” packet*. case, the Senate Public Lands quirv through examination of W. th c ( , WASHINGTON. Mar. 19. <INS) George M eD onalU to S u m m o n e d T h is M o n t e Under the "consent ttoe re o<ilford, of Cleveland, pres ­ Committee watt to meet hen had r a n i m d t h e lo v e o f . E x u m in a lio h 0 f. J u r o r s ? * packer* weru required to divest -—A Congressional showdown In ident of the Rnil nnd River Coal fe who n .a s A 0 h a ' ‘r s l a t e d F o r T h i s A fte rn o o n Coinjmny. which is owned by the themselves of so called unrelated the 10 year dispute over the vast today to mnp out a course of hanged w ith h im n e x t of the sensutiona Canadian National Railways. 1H A DPII TfVW A I? DC 'line*. including public stock yard*. Muscle Shoals hydro-electric power action morning on the gal town With one conviction to its credit, “*iu*h fund" story told by « mys­ IT 1 / Y l l L I l I I J TT i \ l \ D » J 1 stock yard terminal* canned goods. The Cnundiou National is owned and nitrate project drew near toJ*yficM Prison. retail Mores, cold storage waretery' witness** in Chicago. , thoughts of the form er Ok- counsel for the state, headed hy by the government "It (the Canad­ houses' nml dairy p -d u c ts. '<“ > "s the House Military' Affairs Special irtvfstigatoru were runtaml .'It. Vcnion N. Y., girl Rtnte’s Attorney Millard li. ian Government) is participating The ,|yctee was entered in the Committee prepared to take a in a natural rcsvurce of the United today not to her promised Smith, this morning hud plans for nlng down tho story*, which involv­ Distiict of Uoltimhiii Supreme final vote on three plans now lie* State*—coal—and seeking to re.—_ lota, hut to the man front : ed a package of fo 0,000 in bond*, •be had become estranged ( for the prosecution of Forrest duce the earnings and living s ta n d •. Housholder RellirnsFromN.Y. Like laxcisl March FponRome Court l*> agreement witli the pack- lo|v a certain oil compapny und a high *j*„ Hoport BondlluyersWilMembers Of National Peas­ hour of .Tenth sw iftly np- Lake, Sanford hanker, mi the we- nrds of the American ccal m iners" U V'r !-.*! The major pro,H.»als for dispos- federal officer. It was told by a a rs the pneker- in 1921 brought ' ' * ' ling 'fo Give Further Help ant Party Are Heading Fur w nnd of 15 indictments g owing out snid u Union statem ent. tttd. -nil to vacate fhe deer....... 11 the Uion of the project arc: Norris young man from Washington, 111., Woodford's company, which wa* jf Citizens Lend Support Capital To Back Cp Lender r onnd th it t!tc court had tm an- Plan, adopted by the Senate, to whose identity wn* carefully fcouI did rut believe that he would of the fuilure of the Seminole c-Tganizcd in West Virginia, oper - 1 ------ccnled but who on one occasion * out/' she said today in h e r ' (develop nnd sell hydro-electric wn* identified by Senator Nye (B) County Rank lust August. a tm 'n Eastern Ohio. "H asn't the |)m.k from Ne wVork when* hv i Iit 1 IIA REST. Mar I!' (IN S) t hunt > :„ enter it In all." lull I ant glad th a t he \tt>-i d* pates in the district I power under government ownerof N. D.t as a “ Mr. Siddons.” This Bold the truth /it hist. It justi- i Mr. Lake is scheduled to g<> "a Canadian Government ulwny* b. t n tt.,.*iii in connection with the C ity’* | - I I tin* F a n a niarcli upon jprisdn tioiial giminds. I ship, using pinfit* for production was said not to he hi* name but which 'frien d ly to organised lab o r?" ask­ suitagainst the Chase National trial on an indictment. [the |o i that I bad (or him. Nyo refused to reveal hi* true ed 0 . K. Eaton, Union counsel "I Rank and also for the parpos? of Ii . i,ben .Mii-solim .'a * *we|it tin* District of Coliitnhni Circuit ; of fertilizer. low th.M "us stilled when I Hid of American Cyunaraol identity. 0 .i et i n u 1 111mil d i c t a t o r .1 1 ,,iitt certified qtie-tinti* of law t** | confi rring with bond buyers relnt•* "■ * “ T ! n , ! ‘ Sink , . .-I.liod ............. |srd he u:.» -I’.ielding himself ion of bank Tho m ystery witness told »o sen­ ‘Don't you think it would b.ivi ive to fu rth er refinancing plan* It.. m it.- than i '.ii .mm I: nttimi'. the Sitpiemo Comt. That court then | Company for lease of property to f expense." alleged railed lot tlie wind* ecord m Die m„kc cheap fertilir.ers. emerged ill sational u story that he waa.-not ii ne gen taking UM..S of ... money '— -•* from V / ’" the ' opposed your action in going down f*ii the municipal.ty, Mayor E. F. No ..'.I . nii'iubcr.of 'Ii Itomev .1 A. I.egaidt,-in O tta- defunct lumk on tho day it closed | .y t i w#h| Vjrfflll| tl buying Ilniishnldcr t«Mlny qu**ted tti<* beads II ,r * , bill sponsored by Rep' Madden (Ut allowed to testify until after gov­ cd»y, gave i*w originul copy i t ' doors. The indictment is a joint i l '.*:• - 1. ut pulitlcal i*'"ii| ernment ogent* have had a ch ance. wen* .tnine.l l.y tile ,,f Illinois. The packer- were mined by n„n.onion co«.l? ' "1 think *f m) several large finnncial houses ti­ IcDor.ald'.- statement to Min- charge against Mr. Lake and A. It. o upon lit!, ball's! to Ini, p H 'itlh e ca nnerie s, hft|| tlu. 8,n ,nnm ent that ii«. still having confidence in Sno- nt. C>,b .*111111 . vpMiitlve cantierie*. Hill 0f n P,,. Monti ill) of Penn­ to investigate hi* charge*. Thp Justice taipuinte Tl'e F.vl- Key. Due to the continued dlm ss ^ |(l!ll $ 110,000 m 1925 by buying 1 it Maim ill which had a cntitrurt w ith the A r ­ sylvania, committee .hnirman, to witness said corroboration could * 'HO. fo.ilV futuiv und it* ability to ui JCatiinet will cmsuler the case of the latter, the prosecution is m o u r . to handle th e ir cnniicd operate It as power project under be found in the files of a tclograph Union coal in Ohio, it would hnvc work out i f ts present f i n a n c i a l ^ iilmg 1 i l ' at mu I t lie H.u t• company in hi* home town, in the |r:\.w toil r.'i .'.eiLiun will be expected to usk for a severance and go Is, while tlie national whole- , piivntc ownerahip nnd turning pro- records of the local telephone com ■auctioned our pol’cy In purchnsinu prntilcnm ; j., • .dunet cone pining a postponement tu .,|atc j j r ,m trial by hlm1 * 1*1111 is asS'K'iation nml othv*i ra 1 crod* over to Department of Agri- pany and ut an express company non-union coal,'*, answered WoodMayor lioushoblei was aceont-j atari h upon llm h a i.- .t I*, , the eve ,.f th * scheduled ' ge)j -iinilar m gamxat ions su|i|»u'te"d I culture for fertilticr exjrcriments. office. Tho .Senate com m ittee'^ ford. pnnied by fit> Attorney George A. 1 mi Sunday and loduv 11 > • It ton. The task of f le e tin g a jui-y wu* I The appeal of Sen. Norrix fit) •gents wero following these £io. «' Woodford said be bad conferred p,. C itt ." ami l.ucien II. H"ggs of ( , t were filled wtlli jic asar,* tlu* government. |ile Mflhumld'n respite, If before the nttorncyt thia afternoon The AiitLTrust suit 'Tn!< )„ f Nebraska for Government op­ to determine whether tha story sevcrnl times with F ir H e n ry 'Jacksonville. :.|icci.il counsel cm declared th a t they would iv will l<c but n tem n o 'u ry following* the drawing of n general . eration is said to h aw ucquircd was true to that axtent. Thornton, president of the t u n ad -| ployed '•* ussist Mi. De Cottes. matt Itete until th e ir deinands were I rouglit hy the Goveinntenl chiefennSV Mm l.» testify a t a nnd special venire - of 1 H and 00 Nye announced he would reveal iv I....nos,* of allegations that ’ ; , (.nr«i.lcniblo support in the cornIan National, about closing d « w n jT |,0y w n. .il.sent from the city f n - f ....... . . tun a . . --- ------- ---------------g " " " " i i h o y w i fullv me* Maom. whose ii|i|>.*tnl trial, legal autborltlc* here ---names, respectively, this morning. ^ CTinl,„iny*!, m noR. but he wasn’t | a week. 1.•turning home Sunday ment a* premier 1, detnumled h> Hit- Five" packers were. creating niitteu, dospite previous action tho story to the Senate Puhli-' I convinced today th at the A fter summon* were Issued for tm* j fnm , |iu|. wjth Thornton's views , n |R(,t. against government operation. For Lands Committee a t an oxecutiv the I'eu-ant l»n ly. It Id a long a imunmoly "1 food prodm * rr Itcolda a.1 cnban’t girl will prospective ju n irs J'tdK 0 * *' 1 about buying non-union coal I *.| XWi ■ ncially pleased to conference will One, n Marie and aiim-k*n*r •»).* consent d. ( die past three months the commit- session today. He declared he woul Joe. ktntal a n*.w trial und will be T. Gray recessed until t o clocK. carry on whatever program tit • WoouU-id lulvoentwl “enforced |em n tr.-a D„ bond denier* tim’ »h Rei •m , ,. e" us illegal, the packers *tnick 1 t. e lias been considering the bid of committee authorized, with a tm-'ptUsI a* .1 result of her bus- Night sessions/Wcte again in pirns- n lb |trntion" as a ixsmed; for p e r -jth iy though: v c were tank up . • the tlu c mend •rs • i.t a met noil frequently <Miipl'>yeil the American Cyanamld Company, siblllty th at tho mystery withe*• <'oumul inlc Ar Mini, pfs't us attorneys fur the stall in Pmjjn| tlisputes .11 the imlUKtrv. “ I isfnctoiy | i,,i:ivs' in cu ttin g > ling.- have |,x the Govei nilieot to anti-t list uml tentatively agreed to accept would bo summoned to testify hetv A S.'l I. s of OiO ftat/mr’K mmli' to nlfii*inl dicated their plans for speeding | jf wo hud had compulsory j |,t.„:,es mi,I |,.icticin g general .< i.oeli held during I), pn-t 21 m l- i fi w year* ago. After bring­ til,, p oposnl with conditions. nt tho committee's next scssb * oxleaux I'ri'on here, tends as the trial us-much as |»ossihle. The Cynnantid Company, how­ Wednesday, • arbitration a year ago. Ohio w ould-l(inomv in | , luting the muntt it 'l hours, so tm no s.*» i" 1 disorder- ing tb.* •■nit, the corporalhm* wvul.l —.re—e-«•— .■ vi: "To whom it may eonMotion for a new trial upon the li t have been ferred to elose down ! governmetit " lie said. They vv. vi I "O cut to n .le.ree enjoining them ever. has been unwilling thus far A second “ tip", given tho Nyu wcl>* rep. I'te.l, Imt t " p ale heindictment m which Mr. laike was its mines and vvoudln't have lost |ts rspi'c,all\ glad to learn of the I* ng held in ren.lit" Premier Inmi eiitaiii »|n*.*ified a d s. witll- to accept the conditions providing cornmlttoe in Chicago, muy lead l • in t» r rtify tltul nty wife. found guilty last Thursday wa* m arkets to tho non-un'on field*," ,.f ,h,. j lain, the May.a i< Itratinno. br«thei "I tb lute Jan out nilmilling that they Imd been for forfeiture of the lease in thu a sensational revelation in connn Pslnu 1 McDonald, now in scheduled to be Died in court some­ violating unD-trust laws. event th at the corporation fail* to tion with tho dliposition of tiri (Continued on page I) potted Hrntiaim vvho died la-t 'c a r , is ont Montimi, is innocent of the tim e .today*. Defense attorney , this , . | produce fertilizers in the quantl- Continental Trading Company’s ' -------- -----— The official reported that tie had willing i» yield l<* Da* peubunls. ler of It.mi hard. 'M swear to morning indicated their desii to n mysterious U.OHO.OIH) liberty bond | • rx received a Minimes from the l»*iul 7 my Gail 111 heaven. She had w ait until tomorrow to fib* the S u b n i H r i l l C O “ 4 \ J f 0 C S ! b u \ , i > ttnu they would be willing He threatened to empb.v tno.ji* to “slosh fund." It involved a former ciusli any attem pted .**np. high office of tho Republican N a­ I ” ' thing to <lt, with the nuir- motion, but the stale gave notice The Hm lmie.it guni'**n i» l tional Committee and would throw hclpeil in any way anti the (Continued on |»Kc I) strengthened with tt""|*x orde an entirely different light oh sotm* sir -to made in Denver *‘ the citizens allowed reasonable m- here from oilier part- "f the king intermtting teatimony already giv­ mtin te u - t in the problem by pavii'i: en th e Bennte committee. j dom. the . luxe* Antoug tin* |>cu*siit .l«*iii»m*trn The Senata.com m ittee «!»<> care­ Itl.I.KIGII. iN.NOI M LS FLIGHT. “ tlu* bond men feel." tin* Mayor torn are many sympallii/ers with CHARLESTON NAVY YARD, fully guarded prerrtature publica­ k INS) Joseph tion of a third Investigation being -------- “ ” /X C . . n r l n t i Rohton. Mur. l 9.— tlN S )--S w in g - sanl. "that tin* is a situation in form er Crown Prince Caiol, how h YORK. Mur. 19..— (IN S) v. hi, Ii every citizen should be Imer- ever Carol's recall from Paris was to twiity stalw art and .Secretaty. conducted by Government agents P ro irra m U n o u n a a y i„K *i..w iv w ith t h .* tid e in th o Adntinis-1 NEW YORK, Mar. 19— (INS) h ft "in her non- atop flight est. il Tln*v lielieve th at it will . c ■ not inclu.l. d in the official program the Navy in the "ilsm i into n “tip" about tho existence * ■ * _ bright sunlight nnd with her Dug wiili Chill In* A. Levine in 1 mill1 si.er.Dccs, but th at tint ration, t day doclnr I In* was op- _ Sufo ul'ter having drifted helpof u second “Continental Trading Pitt IV for lUonopium- Columbia, piloted 1 Tl,c first concert to be given by ut halt mast flying from her bat- quit. i to Die nomination »f (invent - 1 |r «»Iv in a high running sea w ill Is- n e cssary if the financial "*f Pvasunts Company.” Tho committee has beCarol n .e n tly held .. mimlmr t |.U! , 1 ..r.-tioK- tered conning tower . the sub­ ilroer Stoll/., Mabel Roll sai-l j tile , cSanford (Continued <m pagv •!) pivblem is hamllr.l successfully. comnimunit. .> marine S I was succesftilly jockey.......... Smith “ - • ')'*- ........ ......... 3 S -1 5 private n»nforences *m tr.* *li<- v*00Id soon undertake a Netunilly they want sortie iml cU-a under the dioeetion of llarve int(| (|rytiock no. 2 today. iaiter In* inlininlcd t.u t la1 1 »tn>» the Atluiitic to E arut ion , t the pe.qilo’c interest uml TinRucl'.r -* if *il Clemens will be offer, ri next SunThu gates swung behind tile cd to teturn t f* .......... at „i :*•. uVI.N-k ami the work vvot'l »f pumping desiie l" dvt tlii’it part. If tlu* citi 1 Peasant P arty gam s •..ntr.'i *>t th day afternoon o 'c lo c k at the cgraft ra ft nnd the w ater fruni the dock was stru t- sens will otake every effort to pay government unit M*v" 1 ' “ ' ,|1 ,|l't ••|). nmerutte Party at ti'-vernor din incsnge to the offices of tho line I.. nut null) mite ».• ............................ ■ ,, Mi lane Theatre- ^ u i ||.i„. f ,| thw shattered suhnieraible rest- their t a v* I have the bond house*’ cd Premie) Carol in'b'utcif that m " Ih ,r I........ » h ” nnouncemcnl t.Hh.) • < an even keel on blocks. Only her assurance . f any reasonable a s­ expected Dir appoint '"* "1 -»l •'*.- s , „ „ i , ... n» udmlssiun. " regent ami would n»t idudi tin* cunning lower showed nbove the sistance. The program will surface a> she entered the dry— Ju tlu- connect-on, the Mayor take the throne away t '*'" Ills PITTSBURGH, Mar. 19. (IN S) following number*: by dock. Next in order wav the ex ­ sounded a personal appral for su|» six year old son Mb burl -•D eath emerged the victor today ‘Light C avalry OvV*rtuix* port nnd .o-oerntion in the p*V ploration of the interior of the in one o r th e garocst fighta fur 8 up|>e. . , .•rushed underseu boat fo r ..any ment of taxes. “ We lim it showUPHOLDS DECISION life against insurmountable odd* F originating in the basement “ H eart Wounds” by Grieg . farewell letter* or report* from fa ith in ourselves if we are to «•' on record. A fter a two and a half yrstenlay uftum cuu cuusetl by Grieg. “Thu U s t Spring" b> ‘•"•'K ijeutcnunt- Ontmmwell Fitch und poet others to have faith in us. be WASHINGTON. '• “ » w *f»h|v damage to the home , n-.Nalein,re.N. C. kn^ „ th „ vnpialn; me*- year fight against the effecta of a which to ... Kupreim- ' <"'rl u,,lxy editor of the Winst. n-z.aici.., “The S carf Dance" b> Chumm , |,iave men who before said. “The bestt manner in wmen broken neck..young Body l*. Mar­ itoait'' A. DeCottfe*, J ’ftrtt A rc- adv. ’ _ _ _________ ! I* it) the payment , , f inf !\.n tjnlly upheld tireMississippi Journal. Senator Overman < D) or * they died tapped message* to the show th at now sage said. “ Ex|mct to arrive late shall. Jr., son of a widely known Twentieth S treet. The Suprume Court, which ustained u i North Carolina, replied Wednesday.’’. tliut he “The March Flonibeaitx" outside' world 102 feet below off ta x c '. The quicker we take Gu* | No ono was Injured m atter in hand tho quicker wc veil | aw n .nUiri ** estim ated 'ot between quiring bank* t« lm>' wus opposed to the m m .nation of when a condenser broke in the en- criminal lawyer, succumbed fol­ “ Ballet of the Flow ers" by Henry p r„ vincetown. state law lowing a relapse. ’ »nd >7,51)0 by Fire Chief Hadley. Yotk Governor, Con* glnu roeni. ncfonlinj to pCr t.ent interest upon ta v tho New Removal of the eight bodies secure relief front high tax.-'. On JUly 15. 1925, while diving grussmun John H Kerr. < > f N<zrth ■Cleveinm;, but Mr. DeCottc* • ------- *---------------deposit*. The nppcnl »'«* disnii* of tho line. The ship was making in >hbllo* w ater a t N a rrag atu rtf. The orchestra wus recently or- |o<.k»d in the submersible will come Carolina, is the only meqtbar of the ! ^ ’t Is* reached fo r rcmflrm- ganized and ha* been practicing tonight, thirty two bodies having DEVKIt FAVORED (rd for |uck v f fedeia! question. ii her 100th vbyogo in the South so AmerJc(k Acrvjce, sh e was bound It. L. young Marahall's neck wa» • #f this figure, state congressional delegation ' ' ‘ under the supervision of Mr. Clem- been recovered by divers a* the ' WASHINGTON, broken. His death was expected Mar. I'*. flames actually caused un on*, a musiciun of many years ex chip lay on the ocean bottom off WASHINGTON. Mai 19. (iv.--) far to advocate th«* nomination ° from Valparaiso to New York. . momentarily and thcie ensued a (IN S) -The nontlnution of Itasconi Pmsenger ^ loss of $ 1,000 but the Governor Smith. Cod shot. federul I —The Albany MGh. i thrilling rare* of his parents who Dover. «»f Georgia to be dtf suit, a greater damage pericnce. The concert i* nntici- the C u | h Terminal Co., today asked the lnPolice Find Teacher were in Europe, to beat death to putcil with much pleasure b> bicul f,,r the Middle j tVretate O.n.merccConmi.sMon fur (Attained by smoke, h ea t and Indore Mahsirajah thu bedside. Their arriv als had n N ora Bayes, Fam ous 1 “**^ w us fttV urabiy music lovers. apitDead In Apartm ent „ „ . , Georgia. PumishingB were dnuiugvd judiciary 1 nuthorlty to i**uc fll.RH) o f » stihiulating effecl upon young Senate S ettles Allowance erably as were the wall* Star D ies In Gotham loduy by ti> 1 ul stock. Body, and pmdical actenca bUcCommittee. 4i [wiipig ., mu. h of wli’ch will C oxey T hreatens I ’o YORK, Mar. 19.—(IN S) — cuvded in driving off fo r the time BOMBAY, Mar. It).—(INS) — A NEW sU b - replaced, it was stated, pretty thirty-year old achool whut seemed to bo certain doeth. NEW YORK. Mar. JP.— (IN S) — Tukojirau llolkar. ' Indian prince teacher, bride of a y ear, was Form Job less Army Nora Bayes, noted actress, .died i» partly covered b>s Inf*1*. it vens stated, und form er M aharajah of Indore, found shot to death in her Brook­ Finally hr was well enough t<. b» today in Jewish Hospital following removed to his home here, where who was m arried at sunset S atu r­ lyn apartm ent today half an hour r**®* u as in the home when a NEW YOKK, Mur. ltf.- (IN S ) — tin operation performed a week Gene Tunney, Bobby Jones. Rat e noticed sntoke coming U nless Congress takes stops to al­ ago. At her bedside was h er hus­ day to Miss Nancy Ann Milior. yf utter her professor-husband hod Ruth and other eports k«»C> f l*c house. Mr. und Mr*. De band. Benjamin Friedland, garage Scuttle, Washington today settled ..one to his Junior high school ited him to rneonrerv him in ht» n f 1 »ho have * been out u t th r leviate unemployment throughout owner. The actress' illness wus a into tho bark ’ un annual allowance of >50.000 up- J '“^ ' w n s found, partly Hod and valiant hettk*. MIAMI Beach. Flu., Mar. "* * * L** Past several day*, re- the country, Jacob S. Coxey, leader closely guarded secret, and became Until n month ago he showed a / iWa ramixl Army * of the famed “Coxey Army ’•on i» I,-#!,, late in the a f te r­ alleged J' ^ „ llM„doned and of- on.hU bride. -The form er .Muliuia- . , Ul.tcht*d on a bed in her-home, by steady Improvement. Then a f known i.nlj’ a fte r it bad proved (IN S )—Mike Ncsbetli th irty -fo u r years ago. will again who Mi take into, the apart* 1/ ••Tired ut 'th e ir hc*me Bearden d ’seovrtexi the im-a Jub alio provided fpr hl.i w ife’s re- ^ j automol'iie bandit is dead. T*rn fatal. ... .. i t !"1 • minute* a fte r the fire- lead a band o t Jobless men in « is lit a critical, while w alk'ng their beat, " h -'n lu* frachext the *cene. Chief march on tho national capital, he declared today. • u T /8® toPorted th at h i found ■*«le full The iple Were To. [Be Hanged Soon Mystery Witness T ells Sensation FINAL DISPOSAL OF POWER P U N T TO BE DECIDED ON is Of Confession'SECOND TRIAL 01 SCHEDULED !T0 BEGIN TODAY MAYOR APPEALS PEASANT GROUPS FOR PAYMENT OF MUNICIPAL TAXES ROUMANIAN CITY UZ Into Drydock A fter 1“ s r , X ‘ Sanl’Srd Orchestra Long Rest In Ocean Will Present First J osephus I) a n 1els t;v;,r,,lr w‘n<1, 10‘'hn,rTT,B,‘ liJr.d Opposes Selection Of Governor Smith :Coastwise Liner Is ... Heading F o r Port I, After Bucking Seas i li Youth With Broken ......... ..... . - m s : T J g s s s r s z z * . 7 Neck Looses Fight T o S a v e His Life eCottos Home Is idly Damaged By (day Night Fire Miami Beach Policeman Kills Thug A fter Receiving Gun Shot Wounds sa sa jste L #,,d h a te r were lioth the blase. air neater in the basetbent , to iiavp enused the fire, ^ itb c lir v e d tnhaV e ignited - r“ 'ra* *rld to liavc h-t*n t a vent no the (ira) 7* estt of the — floor and other ‘•u y h lfip . frouti Ihe rug* lury." ».■ plan* «b IP* to W toll thee pi wfb row ment w[i Intei-est.. announr in|ttun, ing tijrlfg dailj', r, j ed him twv jxup) Inhr, • »'V f'J 7 �J .k i n f i *»ir ktft ut.iVMW'i — Tatr — oW<-.r •M||- U] ijh tj .I ^ •4 ■W-'TI ... WOMEN i4n</ Some .'L v.y-r-iLtfr-'Ft-' FEATURES ON T H E AIR International New* Service Sports Editor WEST PALM BEACH, Flo., Mar. 17— Unless a couple c f bright young men from Tulsa. Okla., come to the rescue, there la going to be m urder done a t Sportsm an Park, St. Louis, this year, Dan Howley Informed this .w riter today-. Daniel I’Ve told them the jobs are theirs and th at all they n?cd is plenty of brass to by in - the American League. Tlsiy have everything else, except experience .and th at alone m ay keep them hack a year. I t it does—blah. It will be m urder." A nother is his pitching, or whnt -ha*- he ? Frankly,“ he — has - 'Siam is 'rjuite u hand tortnir-arKf-unter Orwy, th e Hillsboro, Texas; rig h t and he has been given to under* hander who hnd n big year with ■ stand th a t the gendarm erie prefer the athletics several seasons bnck to be informed about th eir m urders and then blew. Samuel probably well in advance. So boing n help* Is the ace of a ducc-hlgh staff. ful soul and possessed of intim ate Much Is expected from Jimmy inform ation on the subject, he is Ogden, who has eschped from aide to supply not only the time Baltim ore a t last. Alvin Crowder and the place but the identity of nnd Dick Coffman, obtained from will*be the St. Louis Iirowns, of the W ashington Senators, also which Daniel Is m anager. arc regarded with favor, particular­ • **Ye« air," he said, thoroughly ly Coffman, n product of Athens, agreeing with himself. " If Otis Ain., W alter S tew art, the pleasant Brannon and Rnlph Kress don’t Hill, Tcnn., left hander, Is back coma through ns a second base again but, when you consider the combination, it's going to l>c ju st m atter dispnssionntMy, there urc to bad. In fact it will be m inder pitchers who probably would get nowhere in particular If • there and w ;’ll lie the victim. The development of a keystone were n lot of good ones around, pair, n few stray pitchers and the which there are n ’t. need of an outfielder nre n few o f• In nddltlon to Brannon and Daniel's m o r e p r e s s i n g or Kress, the other regulars of the depressing problems. He seems infield arc Lou Blue, obtained in to have ju st a few more of them the Detroit deal, at first hnse; and than Mc-Guffy’s advanced Algebra, Frank O'Rourke, Inst yenr's regu, if any. W alter Gerber, his ageing Inr, nt third. Both will do very nice­ shortstop, hna become pnsse.,Oscar ly. So will the catchers, old Wnlly - Mel$llo, the second hnsrm an, has Sehang, old Stoye O’Neill and Bright V disease and is not him­ Merely middle aged Clyde Mnninn. Ju st ,whnt is to he don? almut self, hor yet nny body else, cither. . These d veloptnents le ft' him the random Infii-liler*! No one • w ith.'ckartly* no second hnsrman seems to know. Gerber, it is to lx* o r shortstop to sta rt the sonedn judged, has slipped definite-ly. Bill with and, in the emergency, up Mullen, It seems, has n bud knee 4from Tulsa Bob Chose bright nnd can't forget the fin l. Ixda of yoting men who are willing to start rookies but little talent. Daniel, in fine, will have mi in­ p t th* bottom and stay there, to w it; Brannon of Greenbrier, Ark., field, if unil provided Brannon and K reis nre infieldere.. He ulso will and Kress of Berkeley, Cal. "B ut,'' he.says, "a couple of kids have nn outfield if.n o th in g hap­ What can you know of them until pens to Fred Schulte, llrin ie Mnnthey really get In there under fire? ush and Earl McNccly. Saturday, March 17. .­ 7:00—South Sen Islander*; Mu­ sic of the I’nclflfc—W EAF WTAG WCSH W W J. * 7:30 S u tle r's Pennsylvanians— tVEAF WGY WCAF. WWJ. 8:00 New York Smyphoriy Or-ch cslra—VVJZ—WBAL WHAM KI)KA WLW W JR KYW W EEI WTlC W JAR WTAG WCSH WRC W H A Si W8M WMC w s b . 8:00—High Jln k ers; fit. P a t­ rick's Program —W EAF WGY WCAE WWJ. 0:00—Little O rchestra—W EAF WGY WWJ WSAI. 0:00—Philco H our; "E ileen”— WJZ WBAL WHAM KDKA WLW WJR KYW W EEI WTIC WVIAR WTAG WCSH WRRC WIIAS WMC WSB WRT. 1:00—Three New York Dance O rchestras—W E A F W W ,1 WSAI first half hour; W EAF WFI WCAE WWJ second half hour; W EAF WFI Inst hour. U . S. C an n ed Foods P opu lar icy moun*. sellers are pineapple, which retails W RROM O M Greenland’s G 111 tains to India’s coral atrands a: 65 cents for the No. 2ki-size can, foods seem to baked beam at 50 cent* per larg t U. S. canned c have found a market, judging from tin, and also canned com. the ever-increasing export statistics. Asparagus Heads List Several brands of American canned fruits and vegetables have For many countries, where owing large sales in India and have be­ come standard products of that to climatic or soil conditions it Is market, according to a report from impossible to produce the foot* Vice Consul D. \V. Maher at Cal­ which are necessary to a properly cutta. A number of the larger balanced diet, the wide variety ai American canning concerns are rep­ American canned foods have been resented in Shanghai, China, and it found a boon to national health. is believed that the market for The fact that these foods are canned canned iruits and vegetables in in such a way as to retain the vital SATURDAY, MARCH 17. China is steadily growing, accord­ health-giving properties, is largelj k f O longer »re pineapple* selling eggstone teaspoon each of dry mus­ baking dish and place a U'mJ 401 A , W EAF New York, 010: ing to American Consul General responsible for the demand. l \ l for five dulltr* apiece, and »o tard, salt, and butter, one tablespoon apple divided in pieces fa thd i:.70, oichestrn; 2:30, Hofb-nu Or­ Edwin S. Cunningham. In most foreign countries, Ameri­ L ~ only to king*, the ‘wcaltiiy and sugar, four tabletpoont vinegar, and a of the dish. Sprinkle xidij In Italy, a self-sufficient counter can canned asparagus leads the ex* Jie nobility. In fact, they arc fait dasli of cayenne. When the mixture cracker cruinbi, salt a.nd chestra; 3, Pnrnniau* Trio; 4. as far as canned vegetables and port list. France, for instance, buy: .-oming to be one of our most popular It cooked, let it cool, and then add dot with butter. Cuvtr Studio; 5. Meloilinnr; n, Waldorf fruits are concerned because of the our asparagus widely because t.\i frititi. Thi* popularity is largely due one pint of whipped cream, mixing layer until the fiuit is imi i A storia O rchestra; 7, South Sea large number of canning factories French canned asparagus is decided o the effort* of pineapple cannera in wtll. Put on ice and let stand several take about a can uf pinupthl Itdandi-rs: 7:30, S ta tle r’s Pennsyl­ there, the three American best­ ly Hawaii who have given ua the fragrant hour* before serving. ‘Seive on lettuce Crackers. Pour tin- syrup bs4| inferior. vanians; 8, High .linkers; 0, Little pineapple, canned at the very moment leave* with a cheese ball and toasted over all and put in the ottai marshmallows on wafer* orachc with three-quarters of an hour, OreheHlra; 0:30, Twi|i 1'uirs or of ripeness. chccra. undwiches. Serve sffvjclve. Hn many; 10, {Throe Dance Or­ A tropical rake frura thrl \ l i u t the pineapple ha* >till retained # • r . chestras. West is the contiibutioa of k its populirit^'aiflongAlie great of the Main Couraa Diahe* 1laminiU. the wife of iowa'if land, aa it attested by the recipe* for 461.3, WJZ New York, G00: ItCoup a Tanana is the favorite recipe Qrrsm one-half cup fat, gn it* use which are found In the Con­ 30, Young's O rchestra; 2:00, Veil gressional Club Cool Book. Thi* club of Dorothy PhilKps, motion-picture ing one and one-half cupsi etian Gondoliers; 3, Tennesseans; made up of the wives and daughter* star. Cut sliced pineapple in. pieces, one well bcaien egg. SJu 4, Teg T iin o n ; f>:15. Tea Music; G HUNTINGDON, Ti-nn., Mar. 17.i»ortum hut was net blistered a.i member* of the Senate and House pour over it pineapple syrup to which one-half cups tlour, two tru O rchestra; 7, P oints; A stor Or­ — (IN S )—With of Representative*, the Cabinet, and is added orange curacoa, allowing one tag powder, one-fourth t*n tri-ling running badly a* h er brother. half as much syrup as fruit. Cover Add to the first nurture l chestra; 9, Philco Hour; 10, Key­ high, u posse of riliii'its today 't in robbers npc-nt several hours the Supreme Court. Recipe* have stone Dun; 10:30, M erry Three; II, joined county officer.-, in u Search nl the 'farm home, leaving a fte r been obtained not only from member*, and let stand for one hour. Fill cock­ with one cup of cold water, . . but alto from foreign diplomatic tail glasses one-third full, add vanilla tablespoon* butter in so irg Slum ber Music. fur tliri-e robber:-. Who tortured an W oodwi-rd hud nlpsr-d !ntn uncoil- tourer*. Still apother group of famous ice cream to fill glasses, and garnish add one cun brown i _ 422.3, WOR Ncwn’ik, 710: 2:30, elderly couple by applying hot sc imis ness from having red hot people arc represented in Favorite with candied cherries and candied and until smooth. SprciJ with il Franklin Four; 3:30, Rosohind irons to their bare flesh in a futile irons applied to his bare flesh. See­ Recipe* of Famous Women, by Flor­ pineapple cut in small pieces. well drained pineapple, croik Mrs. A. Harry Moore, wife of the batter over this, and halt m*i)T i ~ ■ ; ; ----------------- --------------------------- O rchestra; G, Radio Study Period; effort to force them to reveal Un­ ing th n t it was futile to kill the ence Stratton. The list includes ac0:10, Ensemble; Tenor; 7:30, Lc- hiding place of $ 10,00(1 in gold, couple, the robbers searched the tre-.jc*, author*, butinc** Women and Governor of New Jersey, reports in minutes in a moderate -vitnw’a Dance O rchestra; 8, In­ which they nre reputed to be bind­ house and nuthouses nnd found many other* who have distinguished The Congressional Club Coow Boos out on U plat-, dm! thorn that she is for)d ol ham and pineapple. with whipped creau asd terviews; M elsterdngors; 8:45. ing somewhere on their smnll farm . $700 !n n trunk which th ry took. themselves outside of their home*. Her directions for preparing it arc: Talk; 0, Bam berger Little Sym­ Bill Woodward, 80, a roc lust Woodward nnd his sister have lit­ Kentucky Speaks I Savaral Crisp Solid* "Boil smoLcd ham, remove skiTi, dot phony; 10. Satiirday’n Children; wpx x/.'.i.nfonintdc(JD -dcin... Jnjnli tle faith in hanks and ore gener­ with dark brown sugar and whole From comes 1 1 Bebc Daniels, in Favorite Recipe* doves, put in baking pan with slices pie recipeKentucky 10:45, Itoselahd O rchestra; 11:30. was conf'ned to lu-d today, hit ally believed to keep th eir wealth wl.ulrMr*.M.lit of Famous Women, describes her f»v* body a mass of blisters. His inval- hidden on the feim . Woodward, Witi'hiug Ilnur. of ranned pineapple; bake until ham whose husband is Rerrtsenut orite fruit salaJ: "Place lettuce leaves 272.G, WPG Atlantic City, l.lun (id sister. Miss Klixubclh ... .... I however denied that lie had any on each plate. On this, place one slice is -.tearly btowhrJ,‘ uiing fur basting the State, recommends. Miaj one part water, one part vinegar G:45, O rgan; Dinner Concert: 8. ward, 81, was nlso subjected to 'm o n ey hidden. of pineapple (cut through but left in and one part pineapple syrup. Pine­ syrup from a can of p-»i tablespoons of ccrmtartkl Pinni-r Dimer*; H:30. Conceit Mus­ shape). Over this slice a banana, Sgt. apple slices make an attractive gar­ two half cup of tugar, ind bod] orange, and peart. Put one Maraschino ic: f», St. Patrick's Day P arty; nut of the league entirely. BY DAVIS J. WALSH nish." minutes. Add the pints cherry nr pomegranate teed on ton. "You ran bet all yr.-ur pocket 9:30. Concert O rchestra; 10, Dance ' International News Service tire, and inis with two Use whipped cream or dressing made Another Governor's Mansion Hnorta Editor , money that the Pirates won’t In­ j Orehest a; 10:45, , Nuyelty I'ru egg* andone tal.le-poon si I from the fruit juice* sweetened to II, H ibernians' Annual ORLANDO, Fin., Mur. 17.— ns gor.d as they were, regardlcs* o f ) ^rnm ; Pineapple, cooked in such a way as Turn into n cru-t and bake, j taste." quoth Drum-. You probably haven't hoard the one the trade for Adams." to be u*ed as a vegetable rather tlian done, cover with a neria) A novel cooled tal*^ from the fruit, it suggested by Mrs. Arthur O. with the whites of thnt i about the legless runner being John. “ As for the Giants, they 285.5, WBAL BaltlmM-c, l.nr.n 1.050: WASHINGTON, Mar. 15. (IN S) evidence showed th at certain tariff tame source, was the favorite of the aBorlic, wife of the Covernor of North three tablespoons of supt-J chii ' i he as good nfttT gelt ng l id beaten to a standstill, because 1 r.;:i0, Dinner Music; 7:30. Juhil Itibih-u —Official Washington gasped ito- rates should he lowered, Costignn former Mr*. C. H. Marknam, wife of Dakota. Her dish is baked pineapple Of salad, pudding, fa I lust made it up nil by myself. Weil, of Hornsby nnd Grimes. It's n cinch Singers; 8. New York Synipl.hmiy; y over the resignation front the said in his letter to Robinson, the President of the iln.;rf» Central and is designed to he eerved with the astry recipes for ii'ingpse^ that Alridge, even if h? sign#, the Cincinnati Reds hnve been 9. Philro Hour: 10, Keystone Duo; -|-iU jff rom m ission of Commission­ "helped t-i wrack the commission's Railroad. Cool in a double bouei two meat course. This is especially wine .j almost no end, (or thtW standing pretty rtill In the m atter u» n’t win u« many games a* i >|c.rrv Threo an* pineapple, one pound marshmal­ as ‘the digestive vaiue of pineapple's newcomer in the wotldoiwi . e r Edward P. Costignn, Democrat usefulness." p f changes in an ageing personnel | Grimes did. The Cubs hu rt their ' * " lows, one-lialf pound shelled pecans, cnayme, hromchn, is so generally fruits, has captured by faj I - three commissioners who inc can •jr.0.7, WCAIJ Philadelphia. 1.- and last of the original Wilson a p ­ while cherries, yolks of four known. To make the dish, butter a flavor the heart- o( corti these several years hut m anager- nfirhl by trading Adams and. i ;.n i;:".n, Cathay (Irehestra; 7:30, i-ompoxr the commission with Costpointees. President Coolidge ncml optimism ever is ram pant in fr-i.u nil I hear, ih>- Cardinals iti ignti. lie lefcrrcd to as “ the Mar­ the Spring and so Ji hn Charles -.II..I, M. V.-.I can't keep the Reds t * n's On best m; 8. Jewish H o u r w| the resignation, dm u ; 8:3d. Coeds; 9 <»n< - , Costigun's resignation, aceomp- vin group'' who Worked steadily Ilendrii ks Informed me tod-iy. but out of the r-rnui.nl race with that L egal Action :: "Miisii-al * lu f;; ''M n n ic d by the rcpuhlirutum »f a lot- for "higher rates nnd ag ain st im­ before haili ng off rnd goin,r t»- ! .1 i f nnpo sit ion And ,t i nn’tiirallv in Ill pmin-. i 'l ’e, Studio Dance; 10:30, Dam e *>»-j ««.r he wrote Senator Joseph T. portant reductions, nnd were rackTnmpa with bis Beds, that if the In Manager’s! Robinson (D ) of Arkansas, r- plete loss on occasions in th eir treatm ent club locked any better it might l«-- in ( why v.:ll I'u- Beds h an in- clu-slras. NEW YORK. Mar. 16 gin tu get scared of itself nr some- pn-v--it-e-ii t Mr llendricks will b |05.2. WFI AVI.IT l'hiladi-lphin. with personal attacks on his fellow of filets unit law." Thrcnteneil legal action I “ Manipuial ion of the commis­ thing. iglad to t alig h t-n you. It seem :. for 7 | 0; 0:30, Ade'phin Whispering num bers of the commission and duy in the pininoters vrsii sion since 1922, he declared, “ is President Coolidge himself, was the It made no p n rtiru lir d ffererise ,instance, i at last year Hughe; iir.-hc«tia: 8. Music; 8:30.\ uriouservices of Snniniy Ms that his outfield is not whnt it was, f l i t / , M.n- sec-nd haneaian, held J iVaiurcs (2 h s .l; 10:30, Iwti culmination of a controversy over hut part of Hie total picture of rcHult of the action o l' present day W ashington making I the activities of the ta riff body that you can see Ids pitchers- g ro w -1 out so long that In- never really pane:- O rcli-stras. m anager to defend the Uf up an u a " which history may yet Ing older right before your eyes got started; that Carl Mays was .315 0. KDKA Pittshurg'.r •.'50 ' fur more than two years. | crown against Jimmy summarize as the age of Daugh­ President Coolidge’s course - in nnd that It's infield is only fair, nt u -le<« after .time 1 . i-wing to an 0 | 5 . Westir.ghnusu Band; AdCHICAGO. Ilk, Mnr. 17.— ( | do think that the proper dison May 17 at the polo | erty. Fall and Sinclair." refusing to act when “decisive" best. John Charles Hendricks said operation: that l-lppa Kixcy iiiur-d die s; Radio Chili; 7:30. Coneert: (IN S )—C harging (hnt Chicngo’x ti ilmtion of light wines nnd beer der tho promotion of T al everything wus nil rigid and that . his wrist and was out for 30 day.:, l.iterntuie Gems; K, New 5 "lU world-wide reputation for crime will do away with much crime, in­ Jim Mullen, Chicajo the old \v-‘il. house intervals, and Symphony; settled it. Philco Hour. declared he would not * is due to effect* of prohibition, sanity and poverty. Ilis story is'th a t (he other eon* that Horace I'onl. shortstop, wus 2.30.2, WHAM R o c h e s te r , 1,070: steps to have Mnndell !■ Prison Populations Grow Anton J. Cermuk, president of the tunders have hurt themselves and iiiiavuili'ble in forty ball gnnios. He says thnt none of those in-" r..:so, dinner music; 7:30, Hniitmuthnt the Reds nre better. It is t<- ti • "A rgum ents nre made by anti* by tho Illinui* boxing f Cook county board, hn-J launched nnd the National Boxing N hoped that he is r'g h t, sim-e the ridents nre due fi/r ii n-pel'tion nnd Piano: 8. New York Svma cam paign to win th e United "A rgum ents nre mude by untl- tion nnd his $5,000 f<*M] Reds fell into the second division although lie does admit that Pete l>hony; 9, Philco Hour; 10, Organ; State* scnatorshlp from Illinois. snloon leudciti th at Yolatendism hut would institute inju 11:05, D am e Music. lust y ia r end, for u time, id most Ilonohlie is a holdout. Cermuk, one of tho chief spon­ would do away with jails and ccedingH against the ““ — L— . r :i7i».ri, WGY Schenectadyi 7'J0: INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Mar. 17! Mar. 17.WASHINGTON, I f,-3» Dinner Music; 7:30, K tntk"’* sor* of the Dempscy-Tunney fight other institutions, hut the reverse in New York. (IN S )— An ii rmy a ’r corps tie . J— (IN .3 , A new power source nt Soldiers’ Field hero, threw his has been true, according to my (a liment left Bolling Field today discovery is claimed by n farm er Little hnt into the crowded ting with survey, not only in Illinois, hut in Tuneful Troupe; HI, O rgan, II in a l.oening amphihiun plane for from i hi* celebrated hills of Brown tho nnnouucemont th at, if ■ill the ivnt of tile litotes ill the a six ww-ks’ pliotogruphic survey County. Hi- is Gilson W. Ruth, GO, Dance Music. , union. i.-f E astern and Soutlielii Florida. ho 'would stand for iuiincdinlo it r.ali;i- of l.awieiirn County, IG8 5. WRC Washington, GUI: 3. "Penitentiary inmates have in­ Kiplipped with the new four lens 15 mis; Ivioiia, who asserts hi* has modification of the Volstead act. l ’a.nas-iiK T im ; «, Dinner Musie; "K. J. SlelnhiiMlt- of 3. New York Symphony; 9, l ’lub-i army mapping cam era, the dct.icli- invented a magnetic m otor which / In Illinois, Cermnk charged, creased in KetiUu-ky 33 |H.-r cent wrtl-know n *M" rl- *' V NEW YORK, Mur. 17.— (INS) NEW YORK. Mar. 17.- (IN’S) — since prohibition, in Delaware 18 lie at III. V.ild-s Don r. moiit will construct n detailed map uses tlu- force of the earth to gen­ prohibition has filled institutions per cent, in Arknnsus 78 per cent, l-lorlda. on TlmrwU* “Nothing will'In- doin' about a fin- Tin* |irnl.li-iii uf selecting Gene S3nil., from ...... ' 19 so full tilt lunatics are left wan­ Southern of rt-giimH entirely inaccessible in erate power. in Alabama 4(i per cent, in Texas Mr. Mslhsrdt says: sal elimination i/r s-li'Cting an " p ; Tunney's next lintr nppouent, ii £•1(1.9, WWNC Asheville, 1,0HI: pu rls to torrential surveyors. The dering the streets of Chicago and 32 per ren t and so all over tho "The »l. lol.ai.U , Roth’s new experim ental "fuel­ other cities, for lack of spare to pinu-nt for Timni-y until I have iinlileni u hi ill Ti x Itiitiaril and 7, Dinner Music. will not only detachm ent la In-ailed by Lt. Julcountry. Insanity has increased in neriectly. ,i.m • talked over the Kitunt'on with Ids uid.-s wert-'unahh- to settle yeH475 'i WSB Allanlu. G30: 2:30, iun S. D exter, pilot, S erg-ant An- less motor" will bo dem onstrated ra re fo r them. Die same proportion. lug la jo .h*>« »" ?u for a group of Indianapolis cap­ —usually giving Gfne," prom oter Tex Rickard do- (eisley, may In* ai-ived til’s Week. U nivusity of Georgia Program ; drews Matos, |iliotogtupliej-, and Would Modify l.nw " If I am sent to the United lief wlthsumllnx «• "I Khali fig h t to modify a law Stutos senate 1 will fight to modi­ rlnieil liefnn- leaving here today The pcuniolei- will leave here t«- 7 •.'unday School lesso n ; 7:30. P riv ate Irving Knltmyer. meclmnir. italists sometime this month. innrrow for Miami, l-'lu., for a con­ Packaid P arade' 8, New York that? has mado bootleggers of hon­ fy the Volstead law. Tim v p arty svill pludogrnpli **l have had a model operating for a two weeks' vacation at Mi- ference with T O W o * - .- - ' 2 tin* heavyweight Symphony; 11:46, Red Head Club. a strip ten miles wide along dm est men and millionaires of hood­ self le Hi* H«n«rr ?f *« for five years." Both claimed. My nini, Flu. eliampion. |p iru»»r» , More than a half-million dol­ sis 213.8, WDOD Chattanooga, I.- E ast Const from Flagler's Death machine works on tho principle of lu m s ,C c r n m k said. These Irusses usssiir "Tunne-y thinks Tom I h enry is Tunney is m record with thi- a s ­ 2311: H, Sunday School Lesson; 8 :­ to J u p ite r Inlet, n distance of ‘ ^Prohibition has left a trail of lar* Wurth of hats were imported un 'the lows entitled to the June f glit," ttm lin- sertion that Ii-.- sliould lie matched approxim ately 209 miles, and from a compass. ! have devised u mourn crime not only through the mid­ into E gypt in the past 12 m ontW tore «|*enlaa. Tj*u •n* ssm saolsllus «hlea ued Richard. "Maybe Tom is. hut with Tom lleeney without further 30, Ensemble; 9, Philco Ilnur; Hi, Miami to the town of Everglades. of rhunging the polarity of the w est hut throughout the entire slln le.^rr. Iniinrdi he must first meet Johnny Kixkn.’,’ ado. Hoency holds the same view. Dunce Orchestra. The tfrtal a rea to lie photographed compass needle nlternutively from midwest," according to the latest iv r u i n it c m iit . t w b x t v - vralli.n »r resnlls •» ^ | 322.1 WHAS Louisville, 930: 5, is approxim ately T lllllll J l l l l i m . ( IIK I IT. nksi "The Melnhardl v“‘ “Tgi Bespits Rickard's, reference to a Rickard, however, hopes to xtugc a 2,600 square miN^ifkation candidate. “ Penitent­ ix d i.s: r o i NT\ axis s t a t s : o p Itqs no iin.lerslrsps- H June fight, one of h's* associates final dim inution limit nt Madison piano ' Recital; 5:25. E x t e n s a mlVa, The pictures will be taken north to smith in such a way that iary pajpdlations havo inerousod in Xectly suiilisr) sad * ' " ' a m h ih . deSiriK'Ulllr Slid *»» declared th at ’ the prom oter had Riiuure Garden hurt- nn April 3(1 Studio; 8, New York Symphony; from nn ssltsttisl** of aliout two the needle whirls ill complete Illinois and in dozens of other J,. FMfflfMA* It. Til.I.1S. ('iiiniilulualit. "circles." -V tballdug abandoned plans fur u title bout ii- la-tween Heenry nnd Johnny Ris- 9, Dunce Mtisic. btute throughout the country. miles, an d will reproduce the top­ n u rtu res oflrn *rssM_ > AKIII.KV Ur.I.I.V. llrfi-nUant. (literates Like Compass June nnd would tell Tlinuey that if l.o, the Ulevelimd baker who beat f,111.9, WMC Memphis, r>80: 8, ography on a scale of 1 to 10.000, SI IT r o ll NPKZ'IPKI * , trouble, lUchnrhP. "In Illinois, the institution): nre and nlh*^ Roth explained th a t hi* motor Ktfrvou*nr»a. I'KII poll w A V r u ' Rept. fight 1h Ida only ppmipect. lack Sharkey here Monday n'ght. New York Symphony; 9, Music; H itherto unmapped regions operate*’just like the compass on* .tragic. Insane peoplo are walking NOTICK o p HfKTIAU XIASTKIta wlilcli promidly jJJJJa the rupture Is t'0‘e 'f,f Meanwhile Tommy Lougliran, .. . hai . k 10, Studio. along thi* Indian River will also be ly th a t when L reached, u speed of the streets because there is no t»nl> aenilemrji Niitlre Is lii-rrliy srlvi-n Dial unitor light . heavywe’ght chgnipvm, I* IIOI'J'K WINS TOURNAMENT room for them in the asylums." 330.9, WSM Nashville, 890: 90: i'« plotted. unit by virtue «.r a tlnul iloorce ru„«|| at Hiil; ‘ 1,400 revolution* n minute, the clamming fr,r a crack nt .TUltpey, tn Hit- ulmvp ontltleil cause mi-pis will he 15, Dinner Concert; 8, New Yor.t b attery power war. turned off and r Figures, were cited by Ccnnak lonnl women and rhlldfJS , .H'e Hit' Uny n( Slurrh. A. II. “ I’ll eliminate llceney-oV Rialto STRAWBERRIES APPEAR NEW YORK, Mar. 17.—(IN S )— Symphony; 0, B ain Dunce. the machine Itself created the elec­ to show th a t drunken driving h a. J92S, I. ns 3|i,olal Muster In Clmnc. ...OtOTirK* •» both," Thcmfis modestly confidod Willio Hoppe is tjio winner of the 290 0, WSMB New Orleans, I,* •r/-,,0'' the 2u,| ,|„> of m „ *SrS£ tric c u m u l tu .enuye tho polarity increased 766 percent In Chica- April. A.Hi.iutuy I>. IsJS, m front o f llic asking led h> «»«H ■' 'J l g sl i lllni-u-nn S V i ma « b Ai I«L I,. tt I, 11 K n a *, i . . . — ■ f f I IS t« / ' to Rit'knrd. ‘ * Am gfi; disorderly conduct h a s 'lip Court jfnuse l»«Mir In Hanford, H o- Kvefr ease ■*»■*.Ull r,kh erican three-cushion billiard 010: 9:30, Musical Program (2 BRUSSELS, Mar. 17.— (IN S )— chaitga in the point r « » » u " offer for sale, and sell to ly I taer»r*re • league tournam ent. He cFachrd hr*.). In h i. contract with financial IQf P*rc°nt; insaplty 118 Die lilKliest Mdder for cash, during every >esr— Tho f ir it straw berries uf tho *ca„p| WINH GOLF i'iflZ K first piece by.beating Atigic Kieck* son have mude thoir appearance backer* of hi* invention Iloth thu$ }** cent( »»'RP 0l»«>n alcohol deaths h» legal hour* of sale, the -fnVlnw- wllhont rhsrgr. -r g , Ing desrrlhrU Moil situate, lying hefcr J last'n ig h t, the victory in- ADVOCATES COTTON CHANGE in th e capital and are worth their described hi* m agnetic motor: 208 per cent. and nstng In the t'ounly of Hcmln- I have fHled he*? r»l P IN E iniR S T , N. r „ Mur. 10^— creas'ng his lead over Allen Hall O rm a k ’* attack on tho dry ul« and Hlate of Florida.'nnil more rive rears ’• H i e '? * is w eight in gold. Nine of them are "The inventor ha* discovered thut lortlrul.'irly de«ri|l„d „x lotions. to four games und his ndv* ntage I • WASHINGTON, Mar. 17— (IN S) k pert la a. packed in coft cotton in a small Hie magnetic force* of the earth law has been launched ut u time t*»-e.'1t : (IN K )--The tin whiMie golf chnmdales anil bme*" 1 ,t plunship rruwn today centcil upon o u r Johnny Luyto/i to five g a m es.[^ A b o litio n of New York aa a de- basket, the whole tiling costing, may he utilized in creating ami when authorities In Chicago are s - s . nr*»#nl ■iefe*™jg* T."":..,!!*‘>'- fo ur; Tier Ten "f.. I.. It. irufford's Ma|. of the bsiwiti I„ Dml ebl. New York, r i t r in iht- * 'r,‘* Bi».v—. ----- — ’-------- :-------- •' ' I llv' rv point for e »tton was urged about nine dollars, thus m aking transm itting hnrtcyyw er and lie m ukirg a determined effort to Tonv o „f Hanford. Florida, n r. f„r wht* w rn Uie nnij'inl- 4'»*ii*n,im''ii' TAMPA, Flu., Mar. 17.— ( I N S ) ; by W. L. Clayton, of Anderson- ‘ho. prire of each berry one green devised, invented and constructed wipe out the . gangland bombing Ii j irdlng III plat thereof duty v. hrr* with 3 0 1 fer t h j 72 holes, 13 I —Tha Senator* tuku’cti tlitr Oln- ■Clayton nnd Cnmpnny, cotton br>k- back npiece. , a n.ethuniiul device th at will op o u tra g e s 'th a t hnve made a targ et \»i But this was only the vnluc .c tfe rn '-e by m agnetic force and non- of the «trak»s better th m anv oth?f cum-1 cir.nnti It'd* ' a ruin today. Th--; r j with h-'nilipiarters in New W ’^aarnlnfstration of*for Ur«-u. War* 5»* '" ‘e*-'r7 ,1- ■ ' pet t r in the fiell. Ut*?k of v.i**t.; g fi .tii'ra t'a j,'Yfr ryvenKfl i»Vrr- tj»* ; Yerk and I{**uston, before the Sen- on them a t the mprkj ms aalleaa nnd e rT#^ | I prnctioul purposes where steam Mayor William Hale Thompson. unldc me. | b"’ * "rtler electricity or w ater power is now , M the Smith hap*) undoubtedly paid Upt. fav o r tho return of uf L’°uuael fur Com^ c o k L a a l ^ i" C erm akgaid. "but «.’*»*»(vr price than this. uaed.*^ i ill! today.' ™ r-""rT ’T**1- '■— Tennessee Posse Seeks Robbers Who Tortured Victims With Re.d H ot Iron ~~— Respite Ageing Personnel ° CincinnatiRed’sManager Declares Outfit Improved T ariff Commissioner Resigns O ffice; Publishes Scathing Personal Attack E r»< Official Declares Crime Wa ves OfCh icago A re Due To Effects O f Prohibition Army Flying Group FarnVer Of Indiana To Conduct Survey Finds New Source Of Florida’s Coast For Getting Power Rickard To Confer Rickard Will Solve With Gene Before Problem Of (iene’s Choosing Opponent Com ing Opponent e / r».4»*.-vcwi I S ^ Rupture Shiel E x p e r t H| .... I �Sgg?M a*— - The.Sanford Herald j m. : . . . ii im m ■ '■ i. ■ ■. ■■■... ■■ i mi m «v. I™ ARCH 1! » 1 f* 1rttMMhfMIflliflfia ....... R••ep•-»u• "•h lican .P iap • «n .oiraiu •• rf •aa•• •la... ••*• •• HALL AND PI^TLATfD HT. PETERSBURG TLMB8 - rts s s r . r a . r s m ^ ,, p A recent nvti'cle1Appearing ii\"the J&nvhliwit^V-XPVK Herald Tribune ih d f'sp ecia l interest Mh<%nAtMt show k'lne _L.Cil.v-, courUy nnd stat-JTnxt’fl'frtf' ■ R a tm il m • ■>»«■« T 5 l! (M aker IT. 1*1*. a t ilka rantaMtoa misrepresentations uuiuiged in^by the Smith propogamiists •Florida bunks have nixchys been Nob tarn. flarM a. r M w w l at and also the attitude of Republicans toward his nomination.. steep <9mn«rcd with the taxon on -------af R a n k «. 1OTT. institution*, duo to th? fact If, as is loudly proclaimed in New York, Governor Smith is othor )hat tax aatc.utcrs usually* take H O U A ID l b DRAM. the only Democrat with any chance of ejection, it does seem the oasv method of computing tho ■ B ra rJ n D DKno _ K/.itifc ». AowM-Maa—ias »«••«* strange that Republicans arc so eager for his nominatioh by liank a'sctfHcd valuation by means* U r n iC IU P T IO M H A T l'J the Democrats. of th e actual bi)ok figures on capi­ STA * Raa Y a a r »•»— a»«»»««aa tal, surplus nmi undivided profits. « l l M n alh * This particular article, appearing m the editorial section, • I.T3 Three M aatha N.II maintains that Smith will have not less that 57G votes at the In short, nil tho bdhk'j figures Ur C a r tie r H r W r fk Houston convention by the third or fourth Imllot, and that arc tlitre in th* np*n and the Tike lla aa M . k a f a t f r alaaea r a n a * method is gtncraliy to take there paper, aakarrlke* ta Ik r la la r a a by the sixth he will have added at least 148 more. This asser­ figures regardless of lime* o r con•a a l N ew s S errlee. r a c e tt la s freak (hi* a a a e r le r aanl a r v a a la a lla a tion is based od the alleged Smith strength in the following I ditionsM a t n a n li fa llr . _ I ha i M t l w a r e a ta a f the states: llnnks nro operated to make n eatfera wetWL. T h t I. f t . . S. la eaArir.oria,iAlubnmn (part), California, Colorado, Connecti- reasonable ..... ,__________ - ~ profit and,_ prtu n t<* peetaUr e ffle te a r t a f l e r l t a a a l la rrllbaat ea a al. cut, Deiawhni, Florida. Idaho, Illinois (part), Maine, Mafisa-■'their'~Kt6.;KhplJure;;fjuit u ar« (p a r t);' Nevada, tithct busian" 4wkRt»<Ioa.i. if they a f the chusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, MonturiiC O lliik la lM ia . am New HnmpBhirei ‘.New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, South did not do this. \ve wn ilil not t nnA aaaelatlan a f . Pah. j j A l i er(l»er«. a ait . A tV e r lla - Dakota, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Rhode island. L'tnh, tlnne to have hanks,.and ell of us ____ A fe a la trh lrh reaalrea bar* Vermont, Washington. West Virginia, Wisconsin. Wyoming. wi i r.dmit tlm f sound, pVospcrouj • ah llahrr m rm her la aahailt ta Ihaeaaah s n a il a f . aabaerlRtlak Alaska, Canal Zone, District of Columbia, Hawaii, and the bunks nix* nn essentini asset of any llata' Ih a f t e r t a t a r i f f n haalatrl’. rnm nunity. But banko have lean ill el aim a i f e lr e a la lla a ah trail a Philippines. vear-i ns v.-ell nrf prwperoua olios Ararat haalaraa t a r 'k a l i . The fallacy of putting this imposing list of states in the in the m utter of cnro}nga.. Juui MONDAY. MARCH 19. Smith column is casilv noted by the presence of Flondn in now Fib idn bunks «U' not brngthe line-up. It-is improbable if a single delegate in the rior- ^ing iiiu.ut tbeir p ro tit.. Thev arc TflK lli:n ll.ll'N PMOtillAM l / - H m > f a ; la r [ f y anil r m in lf a d ida delegation will he a Smith follower, liut to say that the sound nnd liquid ns t cauli aijd ■ nlxlflrallaa. 2.— Ikraprr ffn lr r rattle ta J a r k a o a . entire delegation from our state can lie counted on as Smit.i assets, in fn rt thny arv too’lhiuid elite. to be e.irnin:: biir »n m *y. I.onns are X — t ’a a a lr a rllu n a f I*. John* la d la n support by the third or fourth ballot is absurd. made cahcfu ly and thcreford In R le r r C ea a l. And it is quite ns improbable that California, with Me- sma lor i.uiulu i.-. I’lenty of cash ia la a n a n ra lla n a f m a n lk lf "I**, V r W eek." ndoo delegates to the last ditch in the 11*24 convention, can he kept on mil ioniri in the liiir money A » A > ( M r « t l* K af hull,tins prosrmui ■ <»« aea. h ilr la . apartm ent swung completely over to the opposite end of the pole a t the eentsis wht-r* it «nn earn only u kaitaea. Houston meeting. California is pre-eminently dry, and while email Interest ate. Snvb.gi' nt(U—.A Csmmnnlfr I'fce-I. V.— t'aiapletlw a a f el,/- Itr a a llflc a - It might he found voting for the Catholic Senator Walsh of counts arc nearly rltiuMc w hat fle a proRram Montana, it will never go over t<) the wet governor ol New tin y were in the boom period of I.— A a m and m m ltra knapllal. I'lj.V and inlwro.it i» paid out by York. . . : - . . . the Imnk on snvini: . BIBLE V ERSE FOR TODAY With such glaring irregularities in lift* list of Smith states So it wmilil tvein lo m u good LIVE:—Jcmm us the two just mentioned, it seems only reasonable to believe lime for t be u utvi’iorir lo ton-dder BELIEVE AND *• resurree- thut other delegations claimed bv Smith might also he mis­ mill,i* nf liu>M‘ flirt lira in fM Dfc'thf Mild unto her, t nm the tion and the life: he th a t bclievath understood. At any rate a careful .study of the list clearly ,•1111111111 a4. Ilixr* the banki rlllill in me, though he be dead, yet ahull shows that the Smith adherents have over-estimated their pay. thinks huidd lie rei|'llred to he Hves And whosoever liveth and strength.-W e cannot, for instance, imagine Montana Rim­ pay u fair lax. but the.'? rdiould bt §| belleveth In me shall never die.— tlctill with I'cpritftblj anil in the ing to Smith as long as Walsh is in the race. 'J o h n 11:28. Whv a Republican newspaper should lend itsell so vvliolc- fare of renditions, jii't ill Other inxlitutioi;. a ir'c o n 'id r vd. • PRAYER—We thunk Thee, O heartedly . .. . ... .1 1 __ ,% r mil'll misinformation is to the dissemination or such.misinfotmaUmi l-'ij'iiM's arc at imnd in slinw the Cod, th a t Thou a r t a life forever more, and th a t Thou a r t the God not difficult to sue. Realizing the ultor futility of the Snnt . r.V.i of 1-iSes to i:> >-'s eurnings not of the dead but of the living. candidacy and eager t' return a Republican ndmiiiistration. for u l> picul Florida bank in re­ The Herald T r ib u n e , w ith m a g n a n im o u s c o n d e s c e n s io n lur- lation t>» the national nvcrng". i '<■ I’ig n ir j fur thiii par*ieular bank M urder by Moonlight thers the i n t e r e s t o f t h e w e a k e s t c a n d id a te . 11 V apac»«iia Avaaa*. CERTIFIED I'DIlLfC ACCOUNTANTS .tlx. INCOME TAX- CONSUIT^^T^ j ' V 'V' S. G. KJUAY, Resident ,Maha gel- . 1 1 . Sanford, Horida, j i 7 First N ational Rank Building, >1iP! New* York The place to huiltl your home j}e _ Forestr~Sanford" R ealty CS. -A n T " C lose April First. The law provides f hat if the (axes upon>nny„real estate sliiill not be paid before the first of April of any year, (hi* Tax Collector shall advertise nnd sell. No extension of lim e lias been granted for Ihe . pay­ ment of Stale and County taxes. ’ Property owners in making inquiry about tuxes will please furnish full legal description of properly as shown liv deeds. R edpath Features A’ Season Ticket For All the Attractions Of Jno. D. Jinkins, -R E D P A T H $3.00 Redpath W eek H ere B egins Aprill ANNOUNCEMENT R E D P A T M T ill; NEW GAS OFFICE is located at 10B Magnolia \v e n u e , the f i r s t denr s o u t h of the Seminole CountyH ank. Orders for connections, transfers, service, c o m ­ p la in ts , etc., should he filed at the new location. Tele­ phone No -|U. .» i «-.v* ®Lsi •« ■ - t*r -**—i-r ._r*^ i l - F £ 7 r -^. t ^ SANFORD G AS COMPANY 1592 H atcheries Say— $9.50 I r V • V. ' A. • ■ li.-niliog, ('ru lin g . Shipping, ind -Storages IMxnne |!IH fiOl K. .Ird Si. CC Expert Piano moving xxitli improved SEL-PO piuim moving equipment. Hauling -Crnllnt; -Shipuim; Side-Track Facilities. Phone 8 ‘.Mi 20(1 N. Mnple Avenue Ralph W. f.osslnf; Mgr— DO YOU K N O W ?! w rti PHUAD£li1 IIA im NI.W eajwrs* (Immi rtft* MnnJav, at«| (*,« s#. ToHALTLSKJHE .TLSK>RE milliW »•*■«*• wwan mjji lliuralar, •ol I»m Swnannal ) rttrjf SoUr, 5 P.M. IUJom.4« $10 96; SUM. to. floUf lOCOMOOll both Phone % N s r s jis n u U Mlnar* T r io * . Co. I N B. B ay l b Ja c lu a a v U la Phone 82 “The Store With the Checkerboard Stan ’ 406 n Bp m b I n a J F a ste r T ra in s North SANFORD TO NEW YORK 27 h. 55m TRAIN •UN’". No. No. No. Nn. • ; \ ’o. *^No. No. 72—Gulf Coast Limited h4—The Everglades Limit.-,i h2—Palm etto LimiUll K(J—W est Indian Limited 80—Gnast Line Florida Mail 88—Florida S|>ecial 72—The .Miamian 7G—Havana Spciial Leave Sanford H:25 |>m :i:2.r> pm If:-tr> a m 11:10 am il :2ft* pm 2:15 am A rri 1 : ' rr|'* Leave A rrive Jnrksonxillc W ashington New ,,0:10 •» 7:20 pm - 1 :4 0 pm 7:20 pni 8:01 o'« K:16 pm 4:10 pm 10:00 pm d7:65 p« 0:06 um *7:00 am ,.*12:30 pm ,.8:30 am 3:35 pm 1:26 pm fi:6f> P"t „2:05 pm 0:15 i»m 11:30 pm 0:35 ant u5:25 pun 0:85 am gl:5Q am L0;40 ant a0:40 am 7: 20 not 1:40 pm 7:20 pm a5:25 prn, 0:00 am 1: 4:35 am 10:10 *ni luitlm. vm Ip I h. —Myl«l iful I - M a i d «, Imrli^M. Fresh Fruits nml Vegetables from Florid u Groves nml Gurduns Atlantic Const Line Dining Cars. 4 a—roBtt*«Uoa ... of . > ya.l.m * » 0 , J r4( > Are Served in Tickets. Inform ation, Reservations from G. W. Ray, Agent. 1 hone 03—J Bap ford, FI*«>i \S. I). M ink, l). P. A. 138 W. Boy -it., Jacksunvile, Fla. - Phone 5-0-lOf* TlirttuK lw* lu New Ytak (I16.B ) atwl At"-W tsimJ *1 mliNrvl lain m 116 W est First Street (1*. E . I M i t t s cxlwi Plintl. lUmi t l wsirt MM $42 S2. AIm*u*Lmg$ffmn Murmi. ItLunirJ f^Zr. *1 S lG F v iC B 11 B a u m a n B ros. • —.\lt Pliltinaim, (*lul» Lr »! • * Ii |il.. I l . | i » -• f 1*0*1 h’—HI• €*!»%•I ^ l|UI> ll# (ltTUl> e I Ulilil 1.00 from Jacksonville Feed PURINAi the hn'c ictymnn ::c!I-; y<g' tiiicks, he wants llicni to live anti grow. Me realizes the importance o f proper feeding. It is for this reason that 1592 hatcheries recommend Purina Poultry C how s,. Poultry yard iacts show that more than 90' ,' o f the baby chicks fed Purina Startcna live and thrive. Wc have just received a s h i p m e n t ol Kp-rn\uTr Purina Startcna. Come in and n il H C H IC K fc O iiK tHOW us how many bags fySTARTEHA R/ (stjsrts' you’ll need. i W C IT Y T R A N S F E R et S T O R A G E CO. W EEK 5 B ig D ays T ax Collector Sem inole County. Ellon J. Kcul.lin LOSSING’S (B U C K SKRVK'I* T R A N SF E R Ml O ne o f th e M any Big 1928 % 3c - . Irresistible Comedy o f A m eican Youth An O u tstanding B roadw ay Hit! S ia te A nd C ounty T a x Books . 1 nit T Loch Arbor r ------:----- :-------- O-----*---------------sho'v tlir.t while i ’ . 1 . nvernt'e (From The New Yorker) All hills which have been issued to date are for gas de­ Hil r » s t no is be*, Why do you tap ho loud on 1»reedintf i*i ostAidoes livered to the end of February, meters being read about per 1 f t . th o i -i> paid an a verag*.* pane, ,• r, . iirruni! in lH:!n March 1. and payment of these hills should he made to Oh leaves ut my lattice ? With the heavy S p r in g r a in s a lr e a d y u p o n u s a n d i h ,f , . I . . ,.i nnd iii I'.'-V ol T.It* (F o r a time to come when we tup the CITY OF SANFORD at the City Hall. mosquito season of s u m m e r ra p id ly a p p r o a c h in g , it w ould ' , . l • r I 1 l id.i b.i:.l;> will in vain the il> poi.ur I •♦■iii And you take no notice.) 'again seem to bo about tim e to r e s u m e t h e old c a m p a ig n I (.as delivered in March, hills for which will be render;-:ii a. i c !against these particularly in iq u ito u s la r v a e . In M a ria n n a . " c*t -iliont April I. and charges for'Scrvices in March and W hy arc your faces turned a r e to ld , t h e R x c h a n g e < iu n h a s ta k e n ii u p o n its e ll i«> in ­ •hereafter, are payable to the SANFORD GAS COMwhite, a u g u r a t e a m o v e m e n t I" e lim in a te Ih e m o s q u ito ,n u is a n c e . .. hi - -tae I!) lb •Ml", lb- < ilry. i* '.NY, nnd may lie paid at *1he new office, or checks On m y climbing rosea? w o r th y w o rk fo r R o ta ry o r K iw a n is h e re . i.iai'X. Id i.i u I 'In' ii .I! | le) (F or a w hiter face th at shall max he mailed. !!•..■ xx! I diaA c c o rd in g to t h e F lo r id a n , M a r ia n n a l i a s h a d liH !‘ l.'M... I < i ' ' by night i'| ]ile;ir.(i many. s u c c e s s th r o u g h o r d in a n c e s o f th e c ity i« n in cd h c - a n - e • Through your garden closes.) '• ii II t |ii|Uor | th e d if f ic u lty in v o lv e d in t h e i r e n l'o iv e m e iil. T Ii•* tie t p la n t ,l Mil,til block ' It'S In I l - I i • -i W hat do you tell the trees in the it s e e m s , is to h a v e a s a n i t a i v in s p e c to r v h o s p e n d s all <»| Ins i i b; j -itn, t itrii \\ o! Ii linlllii ' park, tim e g o in g fro m p la c e to p lace d e s t r o y i n '; h re e d in g g ro u n d . III IKi- l••'•!-!, 1 ■i1! •*: ...m*•* 'f R|< Oh wind, th at they shiver? i K v e n th e n it is n e c e s s a r y l<> lia v e th e c o m p le te co -o p t-ra* i*a. i 111 ’-I'll’ it nia. I '-xp ••t“ l (A story of death th a t craapa la i , , |:i>-;it ion .1 ,\ ■1 V.!lli i| «p- ■- a. tha dark / o f th e p e o p le a s a w h o le, a n d so n , c a m p a ig n a it i* -..ini i*« lent tt essential in s u c c e s s fu lly c o m b a ttin g t h i s «\ il. *' PI******' ^ Ill'll. It Up the path front the liver.) M o s q u ito e s a r e k n o w n to In* th e p rim a l i raM.-e o f y ello w ,xi'i I i ,r .’U nir tn w itcli tiu* *w » * JiW your silver j fo v e r a n d a r e th o u g lit t " In* c1o m *I\ iitn n e c io d w it It ih • li-x«Ini nn nt . Where do strip Is p rc a d o f m a la r ia . H re e d in g a s th e y do m u n c le a n p la c e s ii Of sky. oh moon, with your finger­ is m o re t h a n lik ely th a t m a n y o i l ie r lo m m o n d i - e a - o can tip h e tr a c e d d ir e c tly to th e s e in s e e ls . Hut o \ e n w m <•, in .c i d h e Through my curtain slipping? (To a spot on the floor where a o p in io n , is tlie d is c o m fo rt th e y c a u s e o n w a rm m o o u lig 'd I n ig h ts , e i t h e r w h e n w a lk in g u n d e r tli*- p a lm t r e e - o r w h e n foot m ight trip. To a stain that spreads, nx dark ( t r y i n g to sleep . drops drip, »XIV c-_ A W h e n o n e oii.'iib r> I lie i a- w ill, v Inch m nsi|uii<<c' can V/X P d R uo And keep on dripping.) h e e lim in a te d , it seem -- a lm o st c r im in a l n e g lig e n c e 1*. allorv C. 1). ___________ ___ th e m to b reed, C o m m o n d e c e n c y fo rc e s o n e to k e e p t h i n g ' • Advertising is the lubricant t h a t ! c,u u n a l,' ,ut tu -s " " " l'l» “ • » " d o r d in a r y i eg.nrd f,w Im m .e i makes the industrial xvhcels turn W e lfare sh o u ld l»e .su ffic ie n t 1<i m a k e o n e in a n ife .-' s o m e ii te r e s t in th e s a n i t a t i o n o f n e ig h b o r in g p la c e s. rapidly.—Ocnln Ntnr. J . t l -------- O--- - — All t h a t is n e e d e d to do a w a y w ith t h e ii.o q in p i m ii-- t Seminole County Hi-hool bonds m ice e n tir e ly is t h e c o v e rin g s e c u re ly o f r a in b a r r e ls , p o o l­ A r c h ilu u l sold the other duy nt n premium. in g oil o n w a te r m v e s s a r d v left s ta n d in g , ,th e em p tx in g ol F irrt N at'l It.nik Uldg. There doesn't seem to be anything u s e le s s r a in bucket;-, a n d o i l ie r i i o u - o e iiiia l w a te r c o n ta in Snntord. Florin t the m atter with the ninrket now. e r s , b u r n in g o f all c u b b is h a n d in g e n e ra l ll;. d e s tr u c tio n <<.' ... • „ . all p o ssib le b re e d in g p lace s. i duels with boxing gloves. T h a t ,. *'llK h f*001, ,,a :; a ‘,'*oMipll.sheil a b m g t h i s Idle B a tte r ie s would be all ri^h t until Home goof •^ Di«in\ plni (‘S. a n d w h ile S a u lo r d i not p a r tii u l.irly a n started pouring lend into them. I n o y c d hv m o s(|iiito e s. a lit tie ^ m issio n a ry w o rk i th e rig lP I w a te r p u d d le s w ould no* lie a m is s . J Guaranteed one tear — o-----------With the pari mutucl Miami | Rciiaud llattery Shop Herald sup|>orting llnthaxvny so vigorously, wo enn’t Itplp but be - 1 :t(»l—YV. 2nd. Si. I ' l , V i n i ; T O V K N l ’S lievc th at there is an agreem ent | MAN VllltK \M lKI.lt between them. w . , . With regard to ihN i.r.oi l I t* <itt"fiil I l*\ iiitru n ilait;: (• -W o heard . man kicking about |lfts "•ill !>• .1 s:n n ■!•• 11t.1l *i-1 'iii, .lnul.t bp|!?r f indebtedness of j ,C(llll.rt whl| , Sanford the other day nnd he ad ­ ■niond Ilem-]|, l-’la , piepaim u to to<ie|'ail 11••!!» t III enrill l> meitll.' "! 11 i. I..t; *| xx ill h • -tin p)i> mitted he hadn't voted in nn elec­ h av e' Iii nisei f dint c, W inn u. . noilli •• to.. I . eul I'io»o a o n . hot • tion in ten years. , ' rocket, if Mitmt lie aihinlte.l Ilia, xxlo 11 :i|.|,i oa< h og V» 110 .fii .light j o u..l in |n \,,i •11 11 1 iii .-fi.l imioui i; i| do.-s We fully ugree with the Tampa many points cun I of it Venus 1 a x ,*i x intei e-t ina ■ M ' ' '• ml,l 1 11 •.• 11 at \ . nn • 1 . a Times th at there are too many -hi.ol ;> | | i i candidates in the gubernatorial planet. Her mean disunite 11• in Hi x«•1* .mall oiat I race, but we suggest th at MacKcn- Min 11 liT.-JiMl.atHl mi!.- , sli,- nml. •> dm,in li 1 1. V.,110 util.'-. •\li!l.' , 1 her suit real rcxulutimi ir ^’J l .7 pro- axe ,11 paper, is i-i- k un >| ini.. xie, Tsylor ami Carlton retire. days, and her synodical lexi.lutimi (iillM.I.i nt mu. 1p 1u ,e. allei I • i■ «— o — - — The average Daytona Beach citi­ in ftht days; she has (lie additional s.'Venil no lion miles on hi- xv.i j , zen, according to the News-Jour­ recommendation I hat betxxcen m- In* iloxtt.vir» that lie o< off hinal Is worth $ 2.H10. T hat's nothing, fe:ior conjunct ion nnd (he m \l 10in e, and then goea xvhi/xing p:t-i , wa've got a man over here who is superior conjunction *he is a no,ru­ Velios into spuce? His pa-itiiiii will ing star, xvhrrcns between supeiioi l.e lu.i'i unenviuhl;'. lo fact, mi ra , w orth three thousand dollars. ennjunctions and the next inferior as the tiiillion-dollar gale is , m- 1 exoning slur. rerned..ht' xxill have eliluiim(,-.l Gene Tunney is going to offici­ conjoin tion a te at the Olympic boxing try Futhcnnore, it K llioogiil I but site hioi-elf. *•• ’ mils in Orlando next week. B etter n,B>' h* inhabited, and ii would lu­ On tip* X*lioh*. .• beliove that be rateful, Gene, we knoxv of n nice to know whether the Venus­ M l,A ’ondil" xxontd di| well t .. u c fellow who died of a fish he ate. ian* a le sim ilar to out own Veiiit- exlii . ;o. e:tutie'll.- At tb»* vei \ leusl, ions. he shoxi'd <11 range V hav e a i uiiiYet we foci we would be remiss •petwit niark.qpau frim>‘ihe I'.iast We don't blame H athaw ay for !' mit debating with Carlton on the in oor own duty if xvc did i.ot point artilier.v aim ids locket for Fiornhonesty in the State Road D epart­ out to Mr. Gondii that hi* n ip will Ncw York. W orldment, but we would like to know where the Doctor stands op law enforcement and tax reduction. H * ——O............ WALSH AS A C A N D ID A T E Will Rogers is making moat of - /G R EEN SBO RO DAILY RECORD the la rf e r cities on his tour through Florida this w inter. We ‘ Every dem ocrat, who is opposed discussion over.-w hether the opwouldn’t be surprised if he would to Al Smith becuuse he is u wet posiiion • to xSmith ' in' tlu-.-e parts draw a bigger crowd in Sanford and not lH*cuuse of his Catholic­ is' because of Jus religion or bis inan Kreialer or Rachmaninoff. ism will nciw have an opportunity wet leanings.'T here is ample re a ­ than Most people would ra th e r laugh. to prove thut his oppo»itjon reul- son for believing th at the relig­ | ly is because of the New York ions questihn is uppermost in the. Why any credit to I!.*.‘ .-.'.vay I .GY-mor’s stand on the prohibi- minds of his opponents, but hi* r building roada in thic s t a l e ! lion question. Senator Walsh ha* liquor attitude generally guts the iy tha legislature provided entered the rate for the demo­ blam e. way aand n a the people pe. wuy_ paid for cratic nominal oq. lie is (Jry but But |h e ro ia Wglsh.. lie j » a cap-' them.— Sarasota T|an mea. Yeb, we he also happens to be a hospital here in Sanaw ---xrrasarsws, ^ empcratic party. integrity, a 'm an w'ho .hpi, gtv en aAnal/lae-.k xl.B ____ . *. There 3m ATtAMTrC THE STANDARD RA1 rtt» ■ •i .• r �LQ, MOfflMY, MARCH 10,102^ Mm. W illiam C. Hitt and Mrs. Floyd Palmer. On the platen w tra favor* of bunnies and doll* drea«ed in E aster attire, and also noseTelephone 148 H R S. FRED. 8. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37. frays or Dorothy Perkin roses. Enjoying the cordial hospitality Mrs. Housholder Is of Mrs. Housholdcr were Mrs. H ostess A t Bridge Chapman, Mrs. Cassandra Schultx, Mrs. David Lv ThrnsherrM rs; Sam ­ -■ . _ - -_■ •*** — Exquisite in every detail was the uel Pulestor., Mrs. E rnest Galloway bridge party given Friday nfterThe Central Regional Conference noon by Mrs. Ernest Housholdcr of sta te W. C. T. U. will open at fit her home or? Evans' S treet when PljONDATfrL « * for the St. A ROW 9:30 A r f tr tm Mar. 2-’, at flic First sht* t nTerlnmcd four tables of play­ held at 3:00 o’clock B aptist Church, ami continue ers honoring Mrs. George Chapthroughout the day. At noon one man nf Galesburg, III., who in stop, H o if c * v of the circles of the church will ping at the Hotel Forrest Ijike. ttsrch w j] U ' r n t t e t m ' The rooms of this handsome J st the parish House, serve luncheon to the delegates and visitors who are expected to a t­ ma Ciuh f i l l hold reghome were converted into verit­ L , meeting and clec- tend from the follow’ng near-by able bowers with a most a ttra c t­ fcer* at S:30 o’clock a t towns: New Sm yrna, Orange. City, ive assortm ent of spring blossoms j *rs. W. A. Zachary Daytona Beach, Dcland, l-nko Hel­ Irtnuc wUh Mrs. Zach- en, W inter Park, Orlando, Eustis, including corn flowers, wisteria, stock, baby breath, asters, snap If* J. H. Colclough as Mt. Dora, and'Kissim m ee. This will be the third regional dragons and ins, combined with 6f the Chautauqua will conference, to be held in the state, ferns. held in Jackson-* Pink and green wore the colors ■DO o’clock nt the Seml- one hnvtng been vllle and the other in St. P eters­ carried out in the tallies and oth­ Scbool. ■nnett Circle nf the F irs t burg, The object of these confer­ er bridge accessories and afte r the Church will g ite n ences is to arouse public sentiment stated number of progressions had [iuionary Program nt to the need of good government been played, scores were collected r it 3:00 o’clock a t the and to enlighten ’ the people ns to by Mrs. Wnllace W right and the the attitu d e of certain nut-standing prize for highest score, a pair of me of the Presbyter^ candidates in state and national pink rose candlesticks was aw ard­ politics. ed Mis. Frank Miller. The cut h.. Mrs. E. J. Routh prize, a hand made georgette The desire to create public sen­ meets with Mis. C. A. SIS Myrtle Avenue at tim ent in favor of men who are handkerchief went to Mrs. W. The­ , - '. ’ ■ '-» .s * undoubtedly dry is another reason odore Langley.. Mrs. Chapman, f ' * these conferences. guest of hopor was presented a un­ 0.5 of the Presbyterian for holding n. John Baker Chair- There will lie severul speakers nf ique hand painted flower coaster on a mahogany base. Miss Nina with Mrs. Paul d ig g ers national fame on the program and Fleming of Greenville, N. the at the evening session. Mary H ar­ guest of Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, was h's. three of the Prcsby- ris Arm or of Georgia will deliver given a hand made handkerchief. hurch, Mrs. P. T. Wake- the principal address. The public Mrs. Anna liartdegen of Newqrk, iirman. meets , with Mrs. is cordially invited to attend every N. • J.'" ' gucsr of 'Mrs. George rfen, lfi20 - W est F irst session of this conference.'*—* * Knight, received u dainty handker­ J.00 o’clock. chief, and Mrs. Lulu Clay of Jack­ (o. 4 of the Presbyterian THURSDAY sonville who is visiting Mrs. Frank In. Waller Bach chnir* U. when M ary H arris Armor of Miller wns given a bouquet of pink t* with Mrs. IL IL Me Georgia will speak. roses and verbena. 9 Magnolia Avenue, nt A fter the prize had been aw ard­ ^Idlers Bridge Club will lie the guests of ' M rs.' H arry 11cep* n at ed, the tables were cleared and So. 5, Mrs. Howard Long, 2:3$ o'clock nt her home on Union spread with hand made covers amt j will have luncheon at refreshm ents carrying nut the It - at the home of Mrs. Avenue. color m otif of green and pink ■ SATURDAY Park Avenue. Children’s Story Hour nt ltl:l)ll were served by the hostess a s ­ So. ft of the Presbyterian sisted by Mrs. Alferd W. Lee Jr., nt Uie Library. rs. S. A. Irwin cbnirmnn, luntheon at one o’clock O f W. C. T. If. To Be Held-OirTffifFsday Jo. 7 of the Presbyterian In . 0. M. Rumbley chnir* I have luncheon a t one the home of Mrs. Ollle on Union Avenue. No. H, Presbyterian Irs. S. K. (Jillon, chairis with Mrs. Gillon, 1201 Avenue at 3.30 o'clock. No. U, P ristyterinn Ir*. C. P. Vincent, chalr|s with Mrs. William S. I Celery Avenue ut 3.30 Factory Prices On P a in ts & V arnishes Our very best pure linseed oil’ house Paint, prepared ready for use, nil colors. Gallop Cans $2.65 Sem inole P ain t and Varnish Company 201-3 W. lat. St. Phone 750 Mrs, Frank Miller, Mrs. Lulu Clay of Jacksonville; Mrs. \V. Theodore Langley, Mrs. Hugh lsilor, Mrs. George \V. Knight, Mrs. Anna degen of Newark. N. J. ; Mrs. Nina Fleming, and Mrs. H arry B. Henry. Mrs. W. J. Thlgpan, Mrs. W allace- W right, M ri.-C hactoa-R . Lewis. ton; sonville; Mr. Anthony • J.*-Oltivei-, Mas*.: Ttf.’ J. ll/sh a w , BufT«U,'Nt •. Y.j Wiiton McKay Taylor, Buffalo) : ‘ N. Y.t D. I- Morgan, Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs. 0 . S. McNarry, and baby, Detroit,'M ich.; Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Mayes, McKeesport, P a .f./ Materials for « , . *■ Easter Dresses v «v- * c*A * •**■ *■ Plain ami figured Rnynn Voile Olanoae Voile. Printed and floral tie signs FROCKS New 32 inch Till) silks. Small stripes P R IN C E S S TODAY Buffalo Bill, Jr. A STREAK OF U K K Izr.it* and Lizzie Comedy "OFF ANI) ON" and "ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN" iociety will hold rehenrao'ctock at the Woman's I TIT-SPA Y | Class of the F irs t Baplay School will meet nt k'k at the home of Mrs. rppard on Elm Avenue, Sheppard and Mrs, C. C. hostesses. Department of the Wolub will meet a t 3:00 ■ ' Women’s Circle of the iian ('him h will meet at §k ut the church. Imor High School Parent I Association will hold a lTues<lay afternoon, 3:30 k the Junior High School. Jers will entertain the nsl*t this meeting. I regional ronfcrenco of I f . T. U. will convene at |M. ut the F lin t B aptist T he Newest thing Three cornered and Hcarf*. Heavy Ailk crepes and georgette*. Today Monday Only I WEDNESDAY F Department of the Woph will meet a t 3:00 I THURSDAY r rT>' lircren will entortuin F Bridge Club nt 2:30 r bet! home on Union Avc- They're at IT again! CLARA Plain all S ilk Pongee.' Light alludes, BOW i” “RED H A IR ” by ELINOR GLYN • ' *•*• Imported dotted Swiss. ........... Light dark grounds. I Ilia run teed Fast. lidf Parent Teachers A«wiH meet «t 3:00 nt the k .School. •Asm meeting at' 7:30 o’IT* Fifat Hnpthit'Church LIUIP'ers of th e W. O. T. Printed dimity and llatiide, FURNISHINGS S TO BE O NE W O N D ER FU L WEEK ' A T TH E “MOVIES” Correct for Spring Value* „I*r before have you been offered, in nny one week JCH VALUES in picture PRODUCTIONS and that make .MudruH Shirls ........................ - f»*“0 ■you re:uj pmkq a mental note of them. Friends Cut Silk Ties . ........... L00 and 1.50 ^ •M o n d a y —CLARA BOW the "IT* girl in "RED *m spuare New Flailed Bellp ..................- *-75 ,*rnm LJESDAY—Janet Gnynor in "2 GIRI.S WANTED" EVENING SHOW, A THIRTY MINUTE *HTREL SKIT by. qn all-FuoUi Cost. Quality that assures Service RpNE8DAY*—Aileen Pringle, Norman Kerry, Lionel frymore ln"BODY AND SOUL" * — GRETA GARBO, iAirs Hanson Sherman In “The Divine Woman.” . , Spur Ties ...................................... . Rayon Underwear. ...... ............. 2*50 Touch of Styles Correct Straw Hals ..!*.............. 4.00 to 7.50 Men’s Garters v.........:..... and pPi,Y--- Chester CONKLIN, Louise FAZENDA. W. new s In "TILLIE’S PUNCTURED ROM ANCESTURDAYu-JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD’8 Greatest “ ACK TO GOD’S COUNTRY.” '< ^ . DON’T MI8S A SINGLE DAY. " |yind Picked personally selected week’s programe. Z*e a, ifood show to-night and every night. Fancy Silk and Lisle. lld*e .05 to 1*00 ih nil H» F.veiy �1 5 SW W Sw JB fchedW pJlBLinVOMENi Mystery OF; CALIFORNIA /s Now N e a t A Solution SUB.FROM.OCEAN i! * *r w rf AVvmT* a ^ ** , ■K'hi'wbcre.in this issue there 1 r an announcement of TheHerald’s Classified Ad “ Find A Line" contest. For a few min­ utes easy work this rontest gives ten tickets each day, S atU\da.V excepted, to tho Milane. Find the lines, get y o u r tick­ ets. L , ntid-yritiH fin d -In terest­ ing bargains in the Classified Ads. C O A L TROUBLE ’• ATLANTA, .uac. p, ttniam an ua» klIUu others were Injured when (E sas City-FIorida SpecT.1 \ Soul hem Railroad « ? a t Ross Siding, 2ft mile, * ! j * Jesup, Gn., early nah* ^ T h s train, w o rrW u iiif^ ^ '* an open switch nnd the “ tnnil can* nnd nti exp >%• ' derailed. The fact that / . thal th« i n a was found o,K-n led Atlsnu^J mis of the mad to , 7* (Continued from page 1) -nid Woodford. , Kan.qas Solon Declares Deal State* FoundodHyltugged “HeHrightSun And Calm Sea Fa­ Woodford said Ohio couldn’t op­ Is Comparable To Infamous men” In SearchOf Precious WINCH ESTER, Eng., Mae. It*, the Riahop’a Palace built by Chrlavor* Delicate Operation Of erate 'w ith o u t ,n wage reduction. iMetpl i . i - i And t i yVdventure i . . . . uaStill 111 Crimes Of Freebooters Du(IN S )—An archeoiogJcal prob­ tepheri Wren In the reign of Lifting 8-4 FromltsW atery rlmr^Feriod DfiHIddlfr’ARe* "Rut a wnge reduction isn’t the Kemains Truly Man’s I .and lem which hits remnined n mys­ Charlea II, nt th e cant end o f the Grave At The IktttomOfSea paneiv-a -fori’Vobr frocblcs,” TfiTer* tery fop nearly it thousand yenrn, site. It hna been mnde by S. Ward WASHINGTON, M ar lf».— posed Senator Wheeler (D) cf SACRAMENTO. M ai. H >-jiu secret hurled in the heart of Evana, an archaeologist who haa PROyiNCETOW N, Muss., Mar. < IN S )—The Republican P arty during-the *pwt twtr y c a n r devoted ^J1-—(INF).— Founded by rugged J this city-of liritisl. antiquity, li on M ontana. "R ather, the panecca 111.—(IN S )—Favored by a b rig h t m ust purgeJ ts e lf of tho "oil sm ud­ much study to unraveling the m ys. search foi hrinlnjT'Bolulloni. . . . . „ , , , lies in g ettin g higher Wages in bent oni ........... . m ,pifet-'Ttha — . sun and a calm sea with all alx tcry of the site. ' ge." nnd repudiate every pnrtic.» «Kl mfUaintiiro r „ l l f . I •» I* the problem of finding pontoon* In place, the navy tt-Jny -Li’ : .j m ir* l / v r Vfc*t?NTrgInla. K e n td c k r» nd T fi P , * * ............... * » - * Evans believes th at the Conqueripant in the Toil Pot Potne scandal. jured. Fireman Aycuff, 0f o! v o rn la atlll rem ains ovrnvhflmlnKly |>nlac|i from whlcb w illiam th® bri* Palace was destroyed by fire, unexpectedly shifted Its plans and u 6 C ( L I U l ' r H i r - n rts e e .T think its an outrage for o r s ra ia ce was nesiroyeq, uy ,..rv, dirtflad ’Z t2 atU m n t to ralsm m trr Senator A rth u r Capper, (R ) of Ga., - w as killed when piiiM any 0|>eiator to pay as low us $2.25 nenth the engine. a- m an’s country." • , qppqucrpr and. hia court ruled the apd- itn ruins usm L .4y-Ilenry _ s _, from thp bottom of the Kansas warned the rank and flle niois to construct Wolvesy^ Castle. a day as they do in West Virgin a." o u n trrln th r -la tte r y rtre o f his F or the girl of ‘'malVlnmuiul-i. sea r t f Cape Cod today. of Ills rn riy In a statem en t todajri Wolveay C astle sto-xi until 1045, TH R EE MEN Kll.I.E0 < , Senator Fe^j* (It) of Ohio, in te r­ j ten t”, however, Cnllfomin offers reign. All th at W inchester has Plans had been made I or the “ For sjiectnculnr rottenness," _ ^ hitherto been able to point out aa when Cromwell's troops sacked the jected ho didn’t* want Ohio-dpcrrattin g tomorrow. The auxiliary great inducements. In this outpost a r lie of the Palace is the fnmous city. Capper declnred, "I doubt w hether ~ ^'C U T L REND, 1ml., Mar. R • , ' salvage fleet and destroyers ca rry ­ ators criticized for n condition not (O-ntinued from page I) of the W est, be it, known, n maid pilaster which stands beneath tho we have the equul of Tea Pot Dome H N S )— th ree nu-n \\>rr kflkj, Two centuries Inter, S ir C hristo­ ing newspaper men qrnl photo­ thnt it would objrct on thc;gr«uiul of th eir own n u king. “ Why don't can still, be “choosey” In the bus­ City Cross Archway, fam iliar to pher Wren built the existing bish­ graphers assembled n t Chnrlcsin American history, or ever will *n°t**er injured he e today op's place beside the ruin, using, town Navy Yerd for a hurried th at it would be later than the you call in these West Virginia iness of selecting her man. The all tourists. iav e. "The smudge o f oil, being nutoipoblle was struck W limit set by lew. In view of thi? Beyond this, there has Iw-en only it is believed, large quantities of dash to this port. Of the 40 men people," said Fess. "W e are," de­ market is glutted with ’em. stand, the defense made known i t « smeared blackly ncross-the pages j . 01 ^ f fivight *Rut for t|ie man seeking n mate, a passing reference in works of the stonework of the ruined castle. whn met lk,a t h ’in the undersea clared S enator Watson (It) of In­ The fourth iiiun probable of h sto-y, is rer.ulsive to the cit- 1 bis life hy.elingin-; t„ ,L the outlook id not so gocwl. Calif- history to suggest th a t the pilaster A fter the passing of two centuries, craft all hut eight bodies have intention* to file th e papers today. dium , chairm an. "Those summoned for ju ry in the om ia g irls are at a premium and once stood somewhere to the west the w ork of renovation nnd partial been recovered. dead are;. Ib-niamin i Woodford put into the record a izens of the entire co u n tn -. The .The .. , , '-njamin Dd g riu in l pipe! included: G.- W. letter from C, J. Abllinsin of Hridreconstruction of the Rishop’s P al­ of the cathedral. even Hollywood has failed to bnltrail is slimy, odorous, reeking 58, his son, Samuel, 2 < » ; < ruj Naval officials estim ated th n t 'ft ance up supply and demand for the 11 wns in the vaults beneath this ace, wns begun six months ago, re ­ would take ten hours to lift the Sweat. W. I). Lees, (I. M. Shipp. ! gt-port, Ohio, commissioner of the with c«n-uption. unidentified man. all „ / n statu as n whole. Palnce th a t the Trcnsury of Eng­ vealing th a t the stone of which the subm arine and twelve h o 'i-i n«.*rc T. A. Procter# J. E. Tcrw llllger, A. Eastern Ohio Coal Operators Asso­ “ For intrigue nnd plot, fo r im­ Ind. ' Men In Majority land was stored, seized in later palace is built is alm ost entirely to tow her to Boston Navy Yard. A. lb.were, J . II. Rons.*, J. K. ciation who said about 7,0(10 Un on pudent daring, for m elodramatic In the “ m arriageable group," nc- years by Henry I and King Step Normnn decorative work, with its Final inspection of the pontv>ns Vauglm. II F. W hittier J r., A. I*. men had left Ohio to work in non­ episodes, for duplicity, craft nnd r«Tding to a population analysis hen to secure their position in tho outer face turned inward to present • already in place be ic'dc the sealed Rosie'. Marcus I,inheart, I, L. union mines of West Virginia and running—the conspiracy of Tea Estrldgo, J. A. Tnknrh, J. E. Kentucky. just completed by I.. E. RoAs; state Kingdom. I t is now believed on a trim surface to the wnIL j hulk on the ocean bottom will be Pot Dome is the equal of any of the statistician, there arc nearly 250,• good authority th at traces of the F u rth er investigation has led folk-wed by the attachm ent of Parker. Gus Schinnh, 1, C. MeekAlbas'n also commented on the m ajor crim es carried out by the ins, It. T. T hrasher and A. S 000 more eligihlo single men tliun original castle hnvc now been iden­ Evans to believe thnt tho rem ains Senate's rejection <-f the rcappoint- unscrupulous and infamous free­ compressed a ir hose by the drivers. girls. ment of John J. Esch to the Inter booters in the middle ages. tified nnd that th eir finding will o f tho Conqueror's Palace have It will bo necessary to pump Hiiwinne. 1 The slogan of state boost organ­ soon yield a precise knowledge of been built into the com paratively 10,000 feet of compressed air Into Tl«' special panel is composed of i state Commerce Commission. R eferring to the $260,000 in libizations, in their hunt for new set­ the site of the palace. modern ecclesiastical residenco, and the n irt'g h t chambers of tho six E. C. Smith, It. S. Rntzm inger, L. “ It nppears tc- me that there is n #rty bonds paid by Sinclair to W. H. Long announced tlers, should not lie “send us men" This discovery hns been brought if hiB beliefs are borne out, n cen­ pontoons. As the compressed n ir R. Ilollnr, C. J. C ranston, George well organised plot to put Ohio Will Hays, clm rnm n i t the Repub­ th at Long's Meat Market, t but rather "rend us women", • ac­ about by rurious and seemingly lr- turies-old m ystery will hnvc been lightens the pontoons, naval offic­ Du urn'll. P. T. W akefield, J . F. N. out of the coal business—the would lican National Committee in 11*23, for the past two year* hit cording to Ross, and yet each train rcvalcnt chance—the renovation of solved. ials said, they will autom atically Huddleston, J. A. Spivey. R. K. be friends to the M ners Union t-n C apper said, “ those lenders who located nt 10S Palmetto Ai continues to bring in men in great bring the big hulk of.” the s u b ­ Cln-stiuitl. A. Van Ness, M. B. the Senate In terstate Commerce have th eir eyes on the money bags will now he located at 117 numbers and only a scattering of Llhdn-r, J. Ilersom, W. E. Ja m ie ­ Committee such rs Wheeler, W ag­ when their thoughts should be-on noliu, in tin- building farm mersible to the surface. wivcs^.fcwcetheaiis and daughters. son, F. J. Zerrener, All»c*t Hall, ner and o th ers who voted against the public welfare, m ust cease to occupied by the T. W, Rinstl ft In the forward torpedo compnrtRoss* cheek, based on latest cen­ L. Yihlen, S. Jew ett, H a rry Wrelnt, mcnl were L ieutenant Graham (J. F. Smith, H arry Lee, W. P. Esch," said Albnsin. “ Again, will he represented in the lendersh'p 'ft iturc Co. sus returns, reports 289,10(1 single A continuous im-rcaie in Fiteh and his five brave m ates Fields, John Ludwig, C. C. Collins, say th a t if they were sincere in the p arty." girls hi the state of 15 years and the r supposed human investigation ness necessitating larger qm who fur some hours a fte r the sin k ­ over. ..... J. K. I.-ing, II. M. Gleason, A. W. now In session they should go to and a desire to sen e the pubig ALLEN’S UNCLE DIES in g of the undersea boat off Wc-od • • ThP TsAnVe Analysis, however, dis. Alabama, Kentucky, Tennessee and Epps. a more central lomtion wert End Light, Cape Cod, by the-eonst-closes 535,401 single men in tho . F. E. Gntchell, R. L. Robertson, Southern We«t Virginia coal fields. guard destroyer paulcl'ng, Inst Dec. J. T. Allen, flit* Laurel Avetiuc, sons given for the change. same age group. M. A. Drew, John W, McKee, It, C. I understand thnt in some of those I/ocatcd in the same boi sent m essages by tappings. left yesterday afternoon for St. The greatest num ber of single Thru (her, M L. Tillis, L. W ent, O. districts wages are ns low as $2 a with Long’.* Market is McOJ Paul, N. C., where he was summon­ With L ieutenant Fitch were the G. Walcott, W. E. W althall, S. day." girls are in the 15 to It* age gtoup, Grocery Store. Ample floor ed by the critical illness of his following; R. L. Short of Boon- Runge, Jessie !-«'«•, Thomas I-. Sul­ MOSCOW. Mar. 11*. (IN S )—once with n. tWul of H it,150. B ut they uncle, N athan Allen. A message gives these two firm* splendid ville, Missouri, It. A. Crnbh of Fall livan, S, T. Dutton, W. L. Harvey, mon go to the a ltar, as tho next one of the richest men in Russia, Inform ation Given received by Mrs. Allen this morn­ play room and assure* comfort R ’-ver, Mass; George I’clnar of Peter Thurston. W. II. Hawkins, age classification — 20 to 21 —finds u railroad m agnate with a pre­ ing brought the news of the death shoppers. South Omaha, Nebr., F ran k Snizck, Elnie- L. Hyotlnine, A. C. G rissett, tht* total reduced to 00,778. On W inner Of Ford Mr. ixmg expects to b* of the patient this morning, sev­ revolutionary fortune estim ated at Ridgefield Park. N. J., Joseph L. (’. S. Ia-*-, Ralph King, A. K. RosMany Young Men for business Tuesday mornisg eral hours before J. T. Allen was Stevens cf Providence, It. 1. $.'100,000,000', Nikolai Carol von Among men, the largest single viu-r, E. K. Nelson, F. W. Talbott, Those interested in learning the to arrive. Funeral sen-ices will be stated th at the exuct time drp group is between 25 and "1 years, Meek is now getting $200 a month The S -l forw ard torpedo comr L. E. Jordan, J. T. Pope. T. Buy winner of n new Ford nutomobile, ed upon the time it will tab with a total of .1 "0.77'.*, compared ns technical advisor for the Soviet p art ment will not be opened until J lir<| Smith. Henry McLaulln. N. It. given away by the American Le­ held tomorrow morning nt 10 large refrigerator- and ice o’clock in St. Pnul. with 31,407 single women of the the undersea boat reachua- the dry- j Johnson, It. L. S tafford, G. W. gion Inst F idny niglit a t the clo-ie to become thoroughly cold. government in tho construction of ‘Teddy llooscvclt’OflllHCoun- dock at Charlestown Navy Yard, , ,stn sui. I'. A. Lansing, (). II. o ' a cam paign of several weeks, some age. Mr. Long who i< a nitilt PLANE DEPARTS Iry Declnres Brighter 1’roHIf n man h content with a wife the Vo!gn-l)on canal. Work of raising subm arine S - 1 1 St, n>t iout, K. C. H arper and J. L. lire usked to call ot Roumillat and Sanford, Ims been in the ect IOxists In Oriental Nnfrom the bottom of tli.- ocean c-ff Von Meek, who since the Soviet who has had “ iircvimi* experience" Anderson's drug stor, where full WASHINGTON. Mnr. It*.— business here a number of in the m artini «■*:| n riment, however, regime hns dropped the "von" from Kon Than In Several Years Cape Cod la-gan shortly a fte r 11 information will lie available. (IN'S*—The New York American | "Courteous service and I o'clock this morning. Nuvnl offici-. » /v vt riv c ; he will find a largo field ,to choose his nnmc, is (14 years old and ac­ This announcem ent whs mnde I plane, Toledo Lender-Ship, which i m eats constitute the foils CLEVELAND, (>.. Mnr. 10.— nls estim ated th at the suhmers- \ iY \ I l x 1 i5 U IV public today by officials of the Le­ arrived here Saturday night on a ' my business” said Mf. 1-osf, from . knowledged ns the grentest trnnsFor inst iii!’*-. California boasts portntion genius in the country. (IN S )—A brighter prospect is ible would come lo the surface ».■ | p i s i r |7* M r ii 1 7 1 1 O gion, who are anxious to spread nation-wide tour, hopped off for in my new locution I expect! 1/ IV 102,871 willow , anil only 07,020 Though every bit of his business seen for China's futil e by Dr. from the ocean hotto.n 102 feet be •|IVl 1 L / Tf U U 1 the information as quickly as pos­ Pittsburgh from Rolling Kidd at able to giv? my patron* rrad Tehyi ll.deli, m anaging director <<r low about 4 1'; M. i widowers. sible. mill personal property wns confis­ 11:38 A. M. today. te r service." Agnin, tie re a n 2'!. 105 divurees cated, MeCf, elected to remain in the Chinese Trade Bureau nnd in­ ternationally known as the "Ted­ in the stale, Imi mily 21,508 di­ Russia and face the new music. dy Roosevelt" of his country, in vorced men. ntinned from page 1 ) Celery M arkets ... ij j;ppi-i ('-convinced But in mu lying I'lio s 'i geneial- Recognizing the value of his ser- discussing Chinese politics nnd the th a t such a com­ Bureau of Agricultural Econo­ Jy, (he clijnli/i uii'ii fur m iliioiiilii-r i vices, tin* Soviet government eni- reiKirted invasion of Bol.dicvism pany existed inasmuch as it has mics co-operating with the j iiovt-r been able to account for all tho girls, Rihs ii'iinrls. mill tin- ra ­ ployed him in various export ca ­ into the Orinpt. Florida S tate Bureau of .Mar- | the) $3,Osu,000 "p ro fits” accredited tio remain- faiily nm.-tnnt with pacities in connection with the rnilDr. Il-ii-h, on business here re­ GIVEN FOR A FEW M IN U TES EASY WORK k c ls — It K. Corbin. *to the ( ..litmental. Only $2,400.00 > tin* population imn-asi-. runil nnd tim ber adm inistrations. cently declared that Cliina doesn't approximately, of this sum came Local Representative Ilis job mi the Volga-Don canal di­ fear Russiu. lie said China i< es______________________________ l fropi the i oiiiinental’.s oi! deal with rects the destinies of the lorgest rnping Bolshevism the cloud of t i. . r .» cars shippedi t. oil and the Pruiriu-re were 53 from Ith»*JJinclaii r i.ieiO il und.crude . (,:is . . „■ TI lie ., which now hovers over his country. Soviet -transportation plan. The ' 'Y Companies. canal costing $50,000,000 will give This cloud, he added, did not cornu Sanford Section on Saturday, 16 on. Source ol the remaining $ 68n ,000 shipping on tho grent Volga river from Moscow, hut hnd its initial Sunday. There were 10 Saturday I of "profit*" Ims been a m ystery i shipments from Manatee which EACH DAY TO TH E | a direct in (lie Black Sea through source in France nnd travelled made the Florida total 66, includ­ to the committee. elenr across Europe eastw ard, be­ The charges that an agreem ent the river Don. ing 3 unknown . Saturday ship existed between the Republican fore it invaded hi» native land. RALTIM t'ltl'l, Mil , Mm-. !'.*. 1 lb-fore the revolution Meek ownmeats from Sanford were hilled a* nnd Democratic National T reas­ No Fear Of Communism (IN S) IVilr., (.anna, 22-year i.-ld oil in his own name mid directed "Il is not the Communistic ele­ I follows: 12 Potcnmc Yards, 16 urers to conceal contributions made Kthario. i ni h'< initials on tin- the operation «if the entire Knnznn ment in Chinn'Hh^t lias m igrated Florence, 4 Chicago, 3 Waycross, to both parties in 1023 will lie a ir­ forebend of i ivlii-n year old gill railrond from Moscow to Turkestan hack from Russia which is to In­ 2 Criu'innati, 2 Decatur, 2 Detroit. ed ngnin Wednesday when W ilbur h i-hrniigh* I cic Atlantic ( it\ yvith u trackage of more than 10, frared," Dr. Hsich explained, "hut 2 Jersey City nnd 1 each A tlanta, i W. Marsh, former Democratic last 15b. 15. (tint ( -.lay la- iviih n„ |os. |,„ mvni,H nn jmmenBr rath er tiie group thnt ims coni" Baltino-rc, Binghnmpton, Chut treasu rer, takes the w itness s ta n d .. aenletiri il * •lie ; e a r ill I la- le lotte. Grand Rapids, Greensboro. h“1' ‘>mt such nn amount of property in Moscow, in- back from France." fornuit"n M aci-H ate I ‘mil Miami, Minn..n.w.ii.• ‘”‘'"«'-d. H artford, artford. Miami, M in n ra H k * nKre'?mrnt . . . . although A. \ . Speaking of the civil strife now H eluding three rum m er ami winter Johanii'i-n. ..T " " , to . " " ht red '' \ \ . W * * ' r-to T *r— raging, he disclosed plans of three O ...ttaw a, ~P ittsburgh, Philadelphia, ... rotaries u iiliam The girl. Mar i- Thomas, with residences. Now he rents two rooms Chinese lenders now- conferring in S Paul. Toledo, treasu rer, Twice •the deep ra ils itefining the well from Hie government in wluit used Moscow, which if successful will Alluui). S u n d a y cars went 15 Mvnrc ,llt(,r r , httt Upham tnW cut k-tter-i "I* (!." plainly seen, ap­ in In* his own 40-room mansion. W aycross, 1 Newark. I them of its existence. cnumr YlUr 'dowhrnTi of the reign of peared in court agnin.-t Pedro on The Gl’U raided his rooms a total The shi|im ents for tlio past week the famous northern leader, Chang another rhafgv, llt-r rtn rv of the of 20 times up to 1022 in tin- belief Sanford Section were 528 cars Tso-I.in and his forces. Poultry Expert A t branding came out wh-n the m ag­ thnt he wns carrying on royalist Michael Borodin, adviser to the against 665 for the corresponding istra te noticed (In- scars. week a y ear ago und 455 for the Baum ans For 2W eeks “ 110 DY AND S O l 'l ” | propaganda, lie was arrested eight Southern Chinese government and “ Because In- wanted to show les times, hut always released for lurk believed responsible for the Chinese previous week this season. love," was ihe reason given liy I t,f The f. r*. th, price both seasons Miss lies.de Eubanks, poultry A t WEDNESDAY evidence, lie lost two sons in the uprising; Eugene Chen und Ma­ Ganna , who told (lie court the was within the range of $2.00 2.25. specialist of St. Louis, has been se­ dam Sun Yct-Scn, widow of the war. His wife died during the civil branding wns dime with her conSamuel Adams of China, are in However, a t this po nt last yeni cured by lluiimnn Druthers feed si nt. Tin- girl dc-tii'-d t hi-* nnd said war in Russia. An only daughter is Moscow planning to stir up the S i­ there were more ears sol at $2.25 stoix- iif this city for u two weeks' she cume h e n - la*t Pel- with Ganna living in n cuhhy-hnle of u room in berian Mongols to attack Chang than there have lu-cn during the engagement beginning today, a-itiri the e tmik a room to- another one of her farther's form er past week which is the reverse of cording to an announcement. Tso Lin from the northeast. -ctlier. With n a f--w days nfti-i M'siilrru’t'n. tiie m arket conditions most of the Miss Eubanks will give demon­ Each line in the box at I hr To T rap la-adcr heir a m i i said (i-tnii'i ovurtime to dute. Our prices have been' strntions of the care of p o u ltv . can |>p found in the Class*f*r<l A * "W ith Chiang Kai-shek, N ation­ owered I iii.I - il * i^ miliiil.running higher this year than ln.*t will mnke suggestions to local alist, attacking from the south and on the classified paxes ,.f «hi» r s p ite h e i ggl • Sin- mini It-d season on nn average. dculers on flock culling nnd othci Feng Yu-hsiang pressing him from new spaper today. One line •“ ** - i" • i- t.- do il to .- rnl.f hThen- w ere 111 cars reported, im portant phases of poultry rai the northwest, the new Siberian Turn to the OnsHified Cage ad and each line In a different s$ how hi • h. from (’Inelnnati and Potomac ing. She will also give disease di­ movement will completely trip For example this line—I’Ol-iv® Y ards on the way to their final agnosis. Miss E ubanks' services Lin." Dr. H.deh emphasized. lines: and find these puppies m arked M sutiful— * l u r v t P '* In conclusion the Chinese “Ted­ destinations. These ears show good will be f.ee, it was announced.* from (hia ad POLICE distribution and it is (o be hoped Anyone interested in the poultry ATLANTA, Mar. 10.— (IN S )— dy" criticised American newspa­ th a t if the distribution keeps up I industry marked beautifully, six week* ry is invited to meet Miss F V . Word was received in Atluntn to­ pers for m aking a "m ountain out and continues to reach f a r th e r , EuhanW* nnd get tin- benefit of her m ust aell at onec; $15.00 and ** • of u mole hill" in connection with “perfectly drained and ir* day th at Dr. W. W. Eberhnrt, prices will rem ain about steady, j mlvicc. She comes h e re 'fro m the wealthy dentist had been seen in Chinese internal affairs. Find the ads in which rarh "f «hr^ Twenty-six cars were lyB ld.at.Po-1puH nh Mills, whose line of pra"Five hostilo newspapers are Ins home town of Mankato, Minn., rigated. A" line* in the box appears. C<>P) tomuc Yards fo r reconslgniifcnt. • , d ucta Bauman Brothers handles. * ■ more dangerous th an 500,000 bay­ l o p a n c e ; EF, • il , Mnr. It*. - 1 w th his son, Robert, who wu* nbT eleg rap h jt report from I’hilu *1 ads or cut them ,,ul ^ndicstiaf N S i — W, i', , i luitcd di-ath ducted from his mother nnd step­ onets," he believes. ilelpliia th'S m orning shows the a r­ ahlch line goe* in the ad. Send « “near I^tke C H IE F TO TESTIFY Monroe. Fine t; „f :>"• 11 - t >*> of burning father, Mr. nnd Mrs. D. A. Cook, rival of 16 cars and there were J 4 / bring your solution te the * FAMILY DISOWNS HON 1 iruu today in the , K>d held on track. The supplies ere tbcLine C ontest KdRur. C'laj^ COLUMBIAN A. A la., Mur. 19.Truck-” solat* n —'<-o« iif till- . Santa The hoy’s mother was notified ( IN S )—With the defendant, IL F. n-nk-VM xr„e 10 — (1NH»—MorL^ fAr'dernle' moderate, and fied D epartm ent of the Herald— T (* K \0 , Mar. H*. (INK) Morif|rm ^ p |oriiW 10 aru lt'vcr V alin l<y a friend in Munkato th at her Blake, Calern police chief, slated -•tlio F -U1 sepim ti- coroner’s juries divorced huslmnd registered nt a ii’asa Bngaki, grands-in “roadster 5 passenger Thu ten neareat correct snd Brl*’ crates in the rough and washed tA tak^.the stand in his own behalf, ve r* t-iMie 1 vi edicts ascribing i hotel with the ch id . i*r, Eberhnrt U te Count Tnisuke Itngukiv fn th er are selling a t 3 dm*.. S2.25-2.65. 4 , the est solutions received each d*f w,u trial in which Blake is aerusJapan, /hni (hhs been • d -iris i f these vlctbiig simply is undrr indictment on u charge of | of liberalism nl • in a ticket to the Milane Theatre dqz. $2.75 -1.00, 6-8 dojn. $3.^5-1 Pd ' Of", W inpg caused the death of Nash” the dam break ami the resitltnnt 1,kidnaping, ,J — ’ " and' police c-f several disowned by his fam ily because he '1.50, und 10 dot. $3.00-3325. ’ - <1 Miss l#ouise • Mnnteal>ani entered Joined a isditical pprty op|H-sed to • '•(I. T*-!- in'iiieit*. held nt Fill- status have been looking for him, Each day dififerent lines will d*#aV. •. t» ry, .'f* <-r Park, Santa J ’uiila and Mrs. (5^ok immediately- notified the organization ''founded by his Pear and te a tickets will be s"» ttsrd vt t*> nee e<mr>'*-n onlar to tiie county authorities here. Effects illustrious graniifather. ed dally. , ■ *» -»e. mnde to bring about Dr. Count Taisuko Itagakl founded • »'fi I l>'-i|icx te c irpses. will bo made fen'ishi! the g ig an ticJnhor« Ij-y ih art's nrrest. the party out of which ihe present On Improved Residen.ee and B0 usiness W • .^ * 4 • reretih! ruction Mt’d relief iiroRobert Cook,. 12 years old, wns Seiyubtii party grew. His grnndThe tickets each day arejiood for admi*.sion to the p lctu u r. f ccificd in (e l nnrl r the 'coord n itin g ' on hi* way to school in A tlanta sotj-'wns u supporter of Minsei>>, 'i •’ of (he American Red Pros*. 1 when two men were seen to seize ij/e Sciyukni’s opposition, in the . >-A* each day* nnouncement. recent election. rliiuit 300 per-ons’still he- him, carry him into on uutomobil^> r*ci»nt tu be m issing, t*:e search or and spt-bd pwuy. Inform at'on »{iv^h Vou hinr etrt$r the contest every day if you wish, luit the same |*r** HOUSE PARSES BILL miti* p<l ip th.- piru arc. ------------ ------------cii the Fuitcm County Grand J u ly by kv)mrf\ 't (x thoui-hl, nianv Mrs. Cook and by witnesp-r 4to the will not be allowed to win more than twice in the same week. the r>« li;- buried b rn ratn the silt atsiu ctip a vksuI and C. C. (louse today passed thp $274,000,Content atarta now—Send in your Kolullona n o w -* t.c “Body and SouT | Jones, of Lee da, said 000 Naval Const nation* Bill, au­ See t*uV local counsel, F ree.............. Irjn •» in iln ■* mv tak- to liave i>c*. y Dr. Eb- thorizing the laying dawn of 15 8. « . DJjGHTON, Say ford, Florida i, • riiart ntroe a t F o rt cruisers and one airplane carrier witbin th* next three years. iii '. Mjcxs. k l f 'I n a Lake S c h e d u le d To B e g in T o d a y . Long Meat Mark Announces Ent Into New Locati Former Railroad Magnate Worth Huge Fortune Now Serves As Soviet Worker HEAD OF BUREAU PREDICTS BETTER CHINA SITUATION NEW O IL C L E W 10 TICKETS Yculh ( u ls Initials In Girl’s Forehead To Display HisLove MILANE The Herald’s Classified Ad. “Find The Line” Contest. The ten tickets offered in today’s paper will Entitle The Winners To See To Be Shown The Milane GM’ Victims >f I)»snste»* Jwifr n Relief; Abductor Of Son Is Reported Found In Minnesota Village m o X M ortgage Loans Baldwin Mortgage Go. ■r ■ ^ ------ . ___________ v ,._ . ------------ �'■ iWfJKi - .'V. THE SANFORtt tALP, MONDAY. MABClf If, 1028' .-... — U----- [CALIFORNIA CITY ;HASPOLICEFIGHT ON bookmakers! Chicaga- Su&geats.SOCIETYTOPLAN Radio Safety Schoo Forj-p^ qF MAKING Programs Traffic Violators » -or.i-viiin„ Fi (Ft jj d m u AD. K A T E S 10-A Poultry and Eggs BABY CHICKS {Hair UTOffo Is Swarmlnfj With BelectotL stock.- delivered,. Wr Jxyrv - mrriiv'KW f 12.- H c a i-rM iic d 100 , j . .ill b , n o l t s l i and collector rant Everybody’s Offers 812. B. Rocks and R. I, Reds 100 $15. GOO $70. Emerson Hatchery, Brookaville, Fla. * • 1>i* C H A R T S ' - s i i s r m m ; t o . - j b t -i s UHICAGU, Mur. Ilk— ( I N S ) - L L N I f c O R M Flaming youth cannot be blamed . •—(IN S) - San I):.go t*. overrun _ 8 c a line line for the Increase in automobile ac- In le r n a lin n n l GipORraphic St)- with bookmakers- not book rentcidonls and speeding in Chicago, To. ^ h c l In C rnnliridjrt- r « « r s <r hook hinder-:, hut makers ’rate* on reqncot. according to a survey made henI n ? »» ,n( ,)r^ 1 f | h.»okbetting on hor.-.e race -. orun^ survty made h e n .j O cmmiin n lv n , h i for s -cUy t1 ' •— 1 11 —*■ — Off RIto u pnpm inirg TThhee II ’n iveera rsee of 1 10,000 people Ld*. insertions. , • but jazzy grandpa with his bald^ -----14— Rooms Without Board of average length P«te! LONDON, Mar. I P .- tlN S I — there are 280 t^mkmakers, and otnl • Jin®- ■ • r, • , ’ i Onc .largo fro n t bed room, twin Among 400 m otorists fined on One of the . greatest tasks ever Chief of Police J as. Doran ban an­ charge b l 80c fo r beds, private bath adjoining. speeding charges here in one day, i undertaken by man—the re-nmp- nounced a campaign to reduce tho 112 W. Ilughcy. age outnumbered youth more thnn ping of the world on a uniform' number by 100 per cent; farertiaing ia restricted two to one, statistics reveal. basis, will l e discussed by members '-.fU isiflcatlo n . The move to stam p out hookmalc-, Women, although reputed to be of the International Geographical 1 Bedroom .. 411 Perk Avc. ierwr U made Tbe Saning war started by indignant citi­ less careful in their driving of auj Congress when they inert n t Cam»ld will be responsible 15— Apartment For Rent tomobiles thnn men, are rare offer. - 1bridge in .lulv of this vwir. zens who romplainfd th at there , oat incorrect insertion, ders The average age of the male f Artually the work «■: making nn j were "nt least three bookies in liter for subsequent Handsom ely furnished apartm ents, _g. The office should be iin t.;rn » .i„„.l ............... „ » l , ..... |„ J , wnlow„ „ . F rigldalre. Murphy Steel kitchen. I immediately in case of . . . . . J v i a * . i n B l h - n i n r i u s of ground tJ n n in .-1 , , ,, > Hall Maid service. Garage. Ex­ ho,- ,h,s reason the West Park , 0|, |h t. haH t„v |, ,)rill.IV5, 1 *"»»• ° ‘J<I their small army of eon.. cellent neighborhood. P ark A p a rt­ Commissioners, controlling all biyj- | morp „ u,n y ‘.uw . T |1(. a,-legates. { “ takera" and "p iy | to a d v e k t is b r p m ents No. 5. Phone 848 J. levauls on the .West side of t fil- wh wj|| ilK.,u' it. pt.V(.ra, fl. lh , ’ r " . o n -titu tcj a nulr.mce and an ciitfu, ilirtdiMl li$ farm u motorists to.* t x . , , ...... Herald representative r e c e i v e reportr e p o r t - frawm snietv "school" at which d riv e s L n tw l wi,‘ mx-lVe less to the general pubUft 4 rooms, hath, and screened porch. n M IV f t t v* I ■! e Its., tt ,tf L i t lil-i - iio .lm i _t . . i . . i ,v • ■rtlr familiar w ith ra te s U nfurnished. Oil Myrtle Avc. j convicted of minor infractions of on how fap the work is pr< .-eedin" n tha* they contributed nothing of iad classification will , o m s t i n e t,v y , n a t u r e a n d s e r v e d na'. the law are given the rudiments of i m i m eth od.: f o r s p r e .l i n ■ it up. m complete Inform ation. Desirable .furnished apartm ent. Hc-a-eVel s l l c e e s s f u l t h e y a n y b ,• ' i - e f u t ; .:r;i. .= safety in driving. [«o wish, they will a s a lit close in, all conveniences: three i In its session the school h a s ' ‘bwfRh. it is certain Ihut niaifv (o frm ill Til Help wording your w ant ad rooms, private hath. Very reason- j taught more than H.oou persons, years—how many it i- imp ibl A si-emin - p.trnilox devilopej i it more effective. able. Smith, P rinter, ^ - i x m d e r j "The average motorist doesn’t *'» forei a si -will it'll, by h loir the when Jam es W. t' ffloth. president Arcpdc, Phhne s ! 0. | willfully violate the low." explain- "’“ P is finished, for while * ))fu. >f the Tijuana do.key (Hub, nnI of Dr. Francis K. Thornton, "teach- j countries have either finished* tie d iii'unm i himself in lu-art and hand r.cem cnla G arage nppartm eut for ren t with | er" nt the motorist school. '•Mr.-' portions i-f the bargain or are well behind the police tight, and offered or w ithout garage. 112 \V. Ith. | Average Motorist always has nn advanced in the w ik. others, for *0 finance a “quad uf sia-cial de.ee* H. Metier, form erly of Street. ( P o litic a l A n n o u n c e m e n ts ) , P o litic a l A n n o u n c e m e n ts excuse for speeding. Ho hml to a vnrivly of reasons, arc lagging fives t > aid in er.uiication of the arille. Fla., announces the I catch u train, go to the hospital, i behind boukinukeiH. of his dental office a t 4 room ap artm en t for rent. Lang­ MONDAY, MARCH 19. r u i t s t a t k r.» :c:isi,A T rnrr »?O ll T A X A U K S S U I I 1 w i s h to a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y , his wife was sick, etc. No one \ Great Britain has completed her t w i s h tn a n n o u n c e my rum ilitary ley apartm ents.- fill Park Ave. Fveisch Bldg, with Dr. Mna"Sim Diego bookmakers ure a b l . : . , WEAK New York, <)10: f o r tin- o ffic* o f T a x Asm-sanr of for t h e S l u t s 1 r lg n ln t u r e (Oroup. ■menus to break the law hut it hap- ienn’pnvutlvely simple task, her great handicap t.* my racing plant,” Coll 251. S e m in o le C ounty, su b je ct to tha ill Eiiul w i l l n p |ir « c ia t e s u p o o t t to 3:30. Studio Program; 1:15, Mon- , small size rendering the surveying Coffroth said. "They induce our w i l l o f Ibe v o t e r s lit tt.r Ju n e til* p r i m a r y i o he h e ld In J u n e . hattnii Trto; 5, Fnl!*>n*;t orchestra; I pens just the same.” L. f . DA O AN. School A Success of the country easy. Th- United potential patrons to remain in San I dUCING I-ong'a P u re Fork Bungalow apartm ent. Completely p r im a ry . J O E n . C H I T T E N D E N , C. W ’nldor* A trila orchestra, 7, furnished. Desirable location. Dr. Thornton explained proper I State*- and t'aimdu, w tth'thj ir in* Dirgu and bet on the horses; on pa­ 108 Palm etto Avc. r o ll r o x s T titu : Variou, 1 ■iitt.r*1 : 8. G^eut Mom­ Phone 99. I u Uli t>> a n n o u n c e Hint I uni a ents in III toiv; s:;:o, A. and P. methoiU of passing up another , finitily g reater expunxes of terri­ per dope, instead of paying, the i n , t i i k v o m i t s n r s r .t i i A o t . i - : c a n d i d a t e f.-r Mi* o f f i c e o f C o n t'O D M V . Llcmobilet t'-’in. Con** -»1 Mn'ors motor car, problems of finding t o r y , are finding it a Im rdir task gate 1 bulge ami watching them district N.< (, S e m i n o l e Gypsies; Nicely furnished apartm ents with w i s h t o a n n o u n c e that I mu at stnbli. c a n 'll'lu t e t o r V i t d i e t h m t o th e n t ’ . I'n|u ], , y ' •CJ'-rlf*. c o m P arty; lie :* * T o 1" Retire Boys; 1 parking space, speeding, right-of- however, hut are said to In1 sling-, run at Tijuana. Thus the track U Cll modern conveniences. Phone gling manfully to accomplish tln-ir .leunveil of much revenue which f l e e o f i j o m i i y (.'niniiilanl-arr f r o m V a n ' l l t o or trade for Chevrolet 70. Pull nt 318 Palm etto Ave. i 10. 1 I K k 12. nulijrct t o I*lritrlct No 2, mttijfrt to 11»•* de way and other cures which assail |,u tioa. Australia is also rep u t*■>t we u'nwld receive were it not for tli«» w i l l nf tl»»* v»»tt*vn In thr Her: 5 passenger Nash o f t h e vulum * In tin* D e m o i* . fifiO: 1:31) | to be moving slowly and deter- 1It,- b.iokiuukeis of San Diego.” the average motorist daily. <ni Me P r l m n r v *n me held <»ti J uiio 1 rratit* |,iliiiary to he held mi Juno car. Apply Summer- Ifi— Houses For Rent K -inti's orMil. A I 2H Mil, A. U US*. 7 In* s c h o o l h a s had 179 s e s s i o n s I m i n e d l y . Vi-ur Htippoil w i l l hr n|ipr<*dftti>d. City Greenhouse. It cost $18,0i)() a day to operato JO HN Mi:iSCI!. ‘ 'urdeners; 7 A. I» * A r t i e ) SM ITH , nn E n g l i s h FOR KENT Oil SA LE—Five a n d has p r o v e d to be a ■* success .......... *■^ " r ^ *’11 ^*e ,U,*P> the race track, Coffroth stated, m ^ '. River.tidi * room, modern, Spanish style t o t i i i : v o t e r * o r k k n i x o i . k the opinion or the park commit,- i *l^ ,,Kj,U* to the Congress, .-ool. * i- adding that it was good husines* I'tU G h ' r t m j t ’NTMT? o r i *i : a c i : hou . :■ i Wii r im \T V . stucco bungalow in good location. Hiotien*. now fairly inn lrr way, lml it wouul for him to favor any plan th at 1 h e r eliy iintiuiinre my etindldfiry n ■ : in 1 w ImIi I » iinununtH* Hint I 11 in •& i jars and Graham trucks. mil R A bargain— 2(509 Orange Ave. randlilfit'* f"i' r»*-**, **i*lli»n t«* llip i>(- f.*l r e - e l e r t i o n to t h e o f f i c e of For n ino, infractions uf :he mor“ !‘1h " sl,|ri-', s ' xh* * ? nr, ",hcn will add to the gate receipts and |tod 13th. Street. Phone 3. IL S N. ........................... .I f, _ fln» u f t iii nt y iNirnmlwHtoiirr i_ n , .l iiht lee nf thn l*eurt*. Dl.Htrlet Ko. (, Oak Mill Subdivision, *Sanford. tor lawn j,. Chicago, persons arc 11 " l” ,H’ IU1 «c«*»»‘l'bsbed fa t' boti*t the wagering in the mutual iJlnirlct N o 3. nuhjert t o t h e d e - j H a v h ix h e ld thin o f f i c e for n e a r ly 4J. ** * w i k, i >» eup|i"seil to do ( tnurhitu-s, of which the truck ex­ INS A- t O'VAN CO. Auto Five room house for rent. Close cIhIoii of Huv titem In t h e Demo-I u v o yearn u n til th e d ln ir lc t n a n ■ ‘ 30, hum | not brought to n speeder’s court ' Kvory eratlr l*rHrar> It* t>i» held on Jtiiiej ineruetl Into the Fourlh IHwli Irt f Vi* I'u, i ... d .1 tra. t* a "< ui.'* 1 fe el ]u > llH ed In axkhiM! t h e VtltflFi orrbr .• ia; i*:l5, U ng <’« Itor and sheet metal works, Kn- but me ivquired In call at „ citv lt:* ‘,w» ""‘I’* l’n ,h ' K",un,! in. Reasonable. Apply HOI btli, A. p for t h e i r M ip poil on m y p r e v io u s motor bureau and pay their own | ,,n'1 '*"> points arising are di vtn K it A N K E V A N S lenth Avenue. Phone 716-W Magnolia Ave. 7: .'ill, Talk; Krueger’s 1 A suggi--I t<>u th at Snn Diego rec ord a s . h i s t l n o f t h e J’e a e e an d tMftlilile; n g l v s s m eets. n!-*d,te nty hr.si e n d e o x o i - If, s l v * Lli-d. r« 9, Mrdi-rn Love Jstaries; fin e to c le r k s . R e p e n t e d v i o lt j l i o n s , *"‘'1 " h e n t h e iii-wspaper 1 ba prohibited from i o n siiF .rtiF r How tlie p u l of llnmap will h o w e v e r , n e c e s s i t a t e .t room house furnished. Phone ii court up HlIPS-M ARMON’S ! h e r e b y n u n n u n e * m> c a m lb la c y ■ill t i l - p e o p l e n tfi|tmr« d e a l w i t h 0 :'h'. I' oii Vom-lp'es o -chestrn; Id. | |iblj.-iUn. form churls of the races pen ranee. fur i e - e l e c l bin to th e o f f i c e o f s h e r ­ JiiHtlee to nil nmt strli 1 a d h e r e n c e l e into mtded i 1 malt t 1 futut. iiiu frowned upon by Coffroth. 805-W. Lnferd Automobile Co. lo t h e l a w s Ix tl'ilu a ; 1(1:30, Buccaneers; II i f f of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y s u b j e c t lo pi.luj , it was Iled. Tile huge s u ­ xc w i .o v i : i , i .. Ignnlia Ave. Phone 137. - 0— b a r r r .s FT)r n aJe •.fie a cl Ion o f ilia v o t e r s In t h e • I.->s Angeles mid Detroit are the 05, iloselnnd uiehestra; 11:30 i t tiie eompl ct . ' i W >c!i will be e-i 'P L A N K SMASHES D e m o c r a t i c |n tinary t o In- belli next eric lilies in the United States Win ini g In ii. F u l l t titIN TV x m p i l V T H M I B X r June. I will n p iir e c lu t e your . ‘ i nl (1 mu 1InIII' 1*1 I t l . l f i w t i i i t T i u v 'h u h prohibit the printing nf race 2721! WPG Atlanta- I'it.y, 1,A “ going**, modern, money-mak­ su p p o rt, reel ,-rlfulty y ou r s. sinew Rervire 1 u'i„h t.. n n n o u n c e my candidacy WASHINGTON, March in C. IS. H A N D . 11.-w . ' c. l froth said. "And they ing 10 acre truck, celery and po­ for the o f f i c e of F u p e r ln t e n d e n t . of 100 <; 15, D gun; Dinner t'.ineert: t'ulilli liiH truclton of S e m i n o l e iFi'.H Service of all kinds. tato farm , right in the heart of 8:4/-, Vocal program; 15, Conr-rt \ , q !1.',. l,Un".,n r Vl' K,>tp " TA'‘ 01(1 T O W O I* T l l O U J ^ l l t an- iioterimu for their lamking K im t h e i.K fiix i.A T r n r . H ubjcel it.e i . p p i o a e l i i n a I 'c m o - f o u n t s , subject to t h e w ill o f- t h o qtrlc-.tra: Hi:30, Itmliu Travesty; ..... 570-W or .7.102. C. E. the famous Hustings Irish Pota­ w v 'J . *‘r i ’/« I ' n r i i m f * ring*. Why, certain opera torn along y, 1 tu-rehy n n n o u n c e v e ' e r s in th e pi linarv J o in , jr Your l i t 15. Dance Music. K h h T r " i ’C"- W b U U l l i l Ol ■ Slr,.,.t m , Angeles have to district with heavy black soil, ,-mi yn t oc n ol ‘rlioui ling. U l i lo . ) for lln* H o u s e uf stiiipoi i w ill he a p p r e c ia t e d MAV HKt.I.i: U A X t V K M * perfectly drained and irrigated. A l l e p r c s e l i l a l l ' »s n s u m e m b e r "f •*vr, . w k a ,,i . n, .u i,„,.ir ,. " 1 r . 2 ' -.-r.:,.;............ .. .................................... ...... V ,,,. „ | s e r v i c e , w a s h a lt e d t o d a y b v t h e i r I . O N D u N , M a r c h 19 tf n o m i n a t e d 1 p l e d g e l i00 North Park Ava, or real income-producer. Details and l l r o u p ! i m a k e m illi.ib s u u . o f t liv ir hand* rm i Ipy hekt e f f o r t s 111 IimIimK o f Ills fi S a u d m a n Hi v h u n : « j i m. p h i b i a n . plane b e i n g s m a s h e d f v r , „ „ l v t h a n 25t) yw JiO^/er service on all ph(ftoi;._.,>L«ycland & Tapper, Inc. pikiple of. H em ln ole C o u n t y . 1 ht'hl'V rimiouiM*’ inv ifiiiiflldtiuy I luh'k .." Tha iTiiiMHiiit*, thutiiat n iiin c i ' nr‘ ' 11 s * *. 1 ,n 11 lorwlinir in n river nt Mirnn Hiiiim linn existril hen that ii h u g e n g need o f Hie pccipte o f F l o r i ­ for tin* <»fMu*' ')fr **im,staiil(% [sewing machines! "Llberhl Developing IWV( Realtors, Pnlntka, Flo­ dc ray iIs Pulirc Wtiming Riverside program , • -****, I tilnn, Mexico, acconitng lo n dis f o r l u n e r< in n in s h id d e n in tlie dark T u x Jtcllef. e s p e c i a l l y r e d u c ­ t, autijeci 10 Hi. will of the volar*. Gang; re for your old machine, on | t i o n o f lo ca l t a x e s T ills, 111 m y on Ju n . ». t: ________ I String punrtet. Chief 1). i.ni m i vo.I warning up­ pnte,h to.he War Department, hi. KINI.AW. Jlrm Singers. Let us h e l p ___ rei‘cH*et* u f tlie T uw i-r o f l.u ndnn, o p i n io n , ctin he e f f e c t e d hy an J 2 6 0 .7 W t ’ A U P h i l a d e l p h i a , 1.on tin11 vv,o t.if cigar stands, pvHil t h e — e q u i t a b l e d i s t r i b u t i o n of Ite your sewing troubles. CELERY LAND SACRIFICE «t Fiiu; 8, Whit,. Hock Hour; 9, c f ii u u n g l y g o e r e lr d in It.iVJ h y a bulls, -. fi •< ok stands, caul rectus p r e se .it five relit a a a o l ln o t a x r o l l ( i. e iik o r r t n r t i T c o r a t i I5l>: C:.'lo, P e n n s y l v a n i a - w c h e s l r a ; Itching all m aterial lrte per 1 am land poor. I need cash. Hence a m o n g tin- S t a l e Hoad D e p a r t m e n t , m a n w h o wan e x e . tiled by r.iyul t w ihl, aiiui.iinre t h a t t a m a ' 7 Merry makers; 7:30, Instrum ent-J IVOR p iigrams. and . : Her i i. os ond r siij" rvls'.ju and i T f i e a , — par- c a n d o l n i e f.o 1 .•■election t o t h e offinger f .-iviag Mnchino Co., am offering my fine 22 acre Stlcc huolnorl sly t'npiitieM th e I’o u l i t l e s s o d Dltlea. f l e e of F le iX of th e C ir cu it Court, 405.2—W FI-Wf.IT Philadelphia. d e c r e e in o n e o f ihe l o w e r ’s (iin tJi.it tIts**-* heo'i.oi Wnuld be numcelery farm , located 2 1-2 miles If Itn noicd l,y the n o m l n u t l o o I o f s< ml 11..le I'ounty. F lo r i d a , s u b ­ I’nlltlcal A n n o u n c e m e n t 740; 5:30, A dolphin Whispering m n l d u n g e o n s . mui dy n-ol.v-d k ,v ■■■u i . fuur.vl p r o m i s e t o d e v o t e a ll t h e e n e r g y ject 1 0 the dee tali. 11 nf Ih r Deni*, east of Oviedo, in Iowa City. Price am A lt b .- u g ii no m u e e v s w l i n t c v e i orchestra; 8, Great Moments in i e x p e r i e n c e t h a t I p o s s e s s t o c r n t l c V o t e r s ..f Merolnol* C o u n ty , . n I ho 11. cmiscs. r o ll CI.KItK o r Till I IHI'I'IT time and very little money $1100. nn acre, cash, ahout one- .n C om iillsU Mini end. invx-wtigaltoiiH il.< In the D m i o e r s t i r P rim ary Klee History; H 30, A. and P. Gypsies; h a s a t t e n d e d r o i ’HT old things new by use of half of the real value. There i» itpnn new .It W. P E A 11MAN. Jr. I'andlowd.s f i . l i o n '•» Li, held on J u n * 6th. A. I: I h e r e b y niin-.uiie* no r»nd!d»Cy 9:30. General Motors P arty; 10:30, t r a d i t io n s t i l l In g e r * . vvashcr1?!S. | Spar Varnish. Lacquer end no better farm in Seminole Co. f,.r Hie o f f i c e o f Clerk "f to * V lfI D ll s I X T U X l l K S T OK v k . n o n n i.A sa ,-u,l Court s u l.j r r l (o il-e w ill or Fisk Boys; Orchestra. T h e m o n e y , e s t i m a t e d at n e a t l y , ' ■■■:■ ;vtmpi j Slid hy Sanford l ’nlnt & Anyone interested may see it now 1*1:111.11: I X S T I U t T I O S .to- v o t e r s at P .e Dem n-r»tlr prl315.0 KDKA Pittsburgh, 950: $ 2 5 9 ,9 0 9 w a s l i e l k v c l to h a v e be » ;)ie races zper Co. (J. U. S tu art, Mgr. growing a fine crop of celery by I a m n i-i*ndlduui for r o - e l * c t l o n • OI.II > 011 Julie J, 192* l u l l 1 n S N T .'n lH 0:15. Little Symphony; 0:30, Hoist bidden iiy J o h n B n r l . e - l e a d , 1 i e l t i i k v s)lK it I-, o f f i c e o f p e r l n l e n d u n l ol II l 1 wi-.li i „ n iiiio u n c e tluil ' 1110 . ion n r u lit. fit. (5. F, Smith. This offer is made p olilie J u s lr u c l lo . for Hem liiol- .1 r a o d ld iitr for th e o f f i c e o f P o n Gerdrners; 7, Eclipse Clippers; t e n a n t o f t h e T o w e r M'di r i ruinCi • c h i e f 1(111 CI.E H K i T l t C r i T I ' l l ' H T because I need the money here. C o u n t y . Muhject t-i t h « u r n i o c r s U - hIit I, I■- for .In s llr e o f thn P ea. e I liereliv nTinounee tnj .-alldldney 7:30, Roxy and His Gong; 9, River­ w e l l, nutscl l’urms, Groves, E. R. Moore, 250 N. E. 25th S t . I’rlin a r y Y ou r s u p p o r t t i l l t.« «p- D im riel No 1 H om ln ule C o u n t ' . Rurke.stead was hanged, . ■. l bu l i ­ nf r i n k . Of t h e side p ngram ; 9:30, WJZ pr ecliilrd. Pro- d r a w n a n d i p i a r l e ,' d tit T y m i r n n. F lo r id a . Slid J u s t i c e o f Ib e P en ce f..r «li„ of fir* *i, P n Box 1040. T. W L A W TOM. r’lrrull rmi* t. * 1 Hu* action Miami. 1o ..itipriMiiu 1, 1le1 -01100 1 D l s i rtie le t. P iu p r lx ln u K r t l o n Per A p r il. t»l»12,- tltir'D^fTTvi' rie ''.tin t t ~ z. 1. f>, iot 11. * i f ,.[ i he vn liis M It tr ­ ue Primsrv. i grams.___ c t n l s .\,,s 1 i nn siid tiP K It r.KAS 280.2 - WHAM W Roi-hciter, 1070: his d e a t h , u c c o r d iu g to t h e l e g e n d , r . m n i n a ’ fc I'tMtrg o f Hie I v m plfillT PHI NT SHOD sutrjf’ 23— Wanted ICcul Estate — i . f l t l f X" ii fiilb lsle for t h e o H t c a o r r nd lle P i u m i i r ' t o be h e l d u l l .J i m c fi, llulkt Garilen?i-.v; 7, Dinner Mus­ he cnchoil Ids f o r l u n e vvlieie tie be of s l i d 1ff an d w ill ap p r c c lr .fe s u p ­ .Mil. A l» I9Z< Fi 5rrr:rr- fifi any thing in in lln- J u n e P r im a c y . ic; 7:30, R-»xy and His Gang; 9, H evrd no o n e w o u ld e v i r f i i d it. r a n aiir.niKK I w ill e p p i ,-c la le y c u e hu pporl ling, A phone call will get T w ant to huy )0 acres high, ab­ port 1 K. E. WALICEIt, t h r r e li) i i n n o u n t t niverir II IV'N L M T ltlD iH : solutely dry land, close to S an­ fan. Phone 117-W\ 'J Rail.-an didate f'*r s h e r i f f "I Sem i,m l* Riverside Program. r«m M iK R irr 379,5 WGY Schenectady, 79Q: I'ou n ty hii Id erf to (lie ;u*iion nr ■ . a tv ford. Mr. Duwncs, 515, N. Brou-lIn. Kill, . I I X T I I K OK PIJAKE M a n x , t h e n a liv ■ l a n g u n g e o f t h e l d - , juiiiou-.ee 111 y c a n d i d a c y th e D em ocratic prim ary l" ' * 0:30, Dinner Music; 7:30, Musical r o l l IIISTIIIKT NO. r n m way, Orlando. Phone 4890. for t h e o f f i c e o f .-'h eillf o f S e tn ln t h e Is le o f M an, is pas.viniL o n l y belli In 1 1 * 0 e a r l y P *rl .if Ju-.e .3*. T h le I- >.. niiimiiiH-* m y Candida*") o |e P o ll Illy su b j e c t l o 111* vr 111 of P rugrj.ns (1 hr.): 8:30, A. und P. a b o u t 1,0119 o f tlie* in la n d ’s 59 (M)J Very r r - |o e ll y r ly . T IT f ^ T Ly Up v m I: iil.D WALLS for .luMi.-e "I 'R<- P e a c e , D r t l r b i 1 Hie v n l e i * ai Hie J u n e P i l m a r y . IJ 1. SH A D Y fTilK NEW WALL PAINT 2-1— Lois For Sale No. t siilijn'l l o Ih e w i l l of IhGvpxie-.; 9:30, General Molars i n h a b i t a n t s b e i n g f a m i l i a r w itti t ' • i.j j f M cC l e l l a n d . D enu i.-i .il i. v o l e t * J u n e 6lh. Sim Pa ly; 10:30. Time to Retire Boys. t o n g u e . thing NEW AND BKT? /**v ford, l.uk" Mntirnu, P aotu, L ake r u n r o i'iiT t J in in n KOI! CO, NTY PIIONECI T t M i 305.9 W H A Z Troy, 980; 8:30, r 011 H ilTHER INFORMA- 2 Acre lots on Dixie Highway, t.n im w ooit A ltam onle aiilo iiin e e m y e a n d l d a c y , M ary, n ear l.nkc Monroe. Fine T ruck­ fort btireby Hpi In«« an.1 Koreivt P l l j , c o n e l l l l U e CAI.J. PHONE 235-J OR 1 h e r e b y aiiiuin nre *my .-.(udblncy, O rc h i hi . a p r o g i n m ; ll1:30, Panel' r e - e l e e l toll l o the office of t lie a b m . ill-.irb'* b - -If I c e ol Muxiiu d g e of S e n t in e l* C o u a ly . r .-c u e u m ; l o lHiC. Um I.LER, SANFORD ing land, outside city limits. L. CF olournidt ya , Jsu i f ele.-ie.l I proinl** nn Hone*- Cf.ii c t to Ihe will of t h s llimllleeo u n t y P r o s e c u t i n g Ai,<in.-> rub A”, Rennud. Phone 190 W. 304 W. De miH-rslic b jeVoi*-,* like ill! Ill l M ISI T il 110II f Tta n 1(18.5 -W RC Washington. 040: i.f Knrultinl* tb e imual ibedd lesoinen*" ^ Jr. I l o i h r Will a<! the . . . - r r . In I ' o u n l y . In i h e D e i n o c r u ll r Primary f r o m 2nd St. th* D e n i. h i ul Ic p r l m i i > pa 6 (1, Dinner Music: 7:30, Roxy ami u * lie ia ! l> r u iin ec trd w i t h t l . l s o f . J, il t V <i LL'-VAIID Y. r le e t l o l i to be held l i m e Jill. 19 ts f It-e. His Gang; 8:30, A, and IV Gypsies; D'S BjHTG STORE—PrcJ AS U. S1IAUON. ..inn n i' It Kf.NDON. 2ii— Miscellaneous For Suln HID, I NOl.K. 9:39, General Motors Party; 19:30. ii> T i n : v n r i i i i fc*ion», |)> Soda. Wfe aro k?*tiL. j L J KOI, h r > IIV S I M T O I l i al'M Y ) . i: i Mi-inlmiill. c i i i i . i « . ( <b l r *' J' ur phone. Call 10". (, i t »iu a Time to Retire Boys. KOI, J l »T «'i: o r 9-BACH 1 !n :r r I•? a 11nt••1*11~<* .*■"* a hh rut Id41• I w i s t , tn a n n o u n c e I VV■’11- I II , V|,,'l I, IVIII pet-eoiltll BOAT KOI, SALT.: :.ti foot bridge 1J> DR. J. C. H O W E L L l o EiiiT»**t1 mvF.'lr ;»e Stiu$l«»r f r o m c a n d i d a t e for IC e l e c t , oil t - Die of HINT,, IKT NO. KOKI, |„ .,1 I I I . Vnbl. lt Mol. I ............. | deck cruiser, th irty inch d iaft, t )»•> .17111 S e n a t o r i a l d lM rie t cufu* MNC B L O C K S — I r r i g a t i o n I I . . , I.II 'r..ur*il,i V Mil. Mulch l h e r e t o a n n o u n c e riy c a n d i d a c y fi.-.. o f i ' o u n t y iVimniii-'b.iier from HK.MOItmiOinS AND SOUTHERN l*rlrc litiMil uf H«*nil noli* lli'«v aril ( 'oOW* f o r J u a t l r * uf P vuce o f JilHlrlct No D la lr lr t N o 1. huhjr. I t" the de • !3inl fr om VI"* A. M. Il* J.irt 81 IBI„ I 7 ' fully equipped, sleeps six. ■ and In« general cement work. J „ * fl*u I | c h Miitijrrt Ilf I In* Iii^rnorraiic *. n u h l r r l I" th e d e r le m n of III*- c l , Inn o f Ihr voter* lo ' b e 1 ' 29(1.9—WWNC Asheville, 1910: Ml M. tlo.n ll *.*' *' SCIATICA 1tfi m a r y In l-f hr Id J u n e 5 III, 1921. v o t e r * In lb , -T in Me IIIliui (I I V.ieiliiin Sb b 1.1 \ ii llrlafulM hiualm**** mum* MI'p III'a! Unncrc D e m o c r a i t e P rim a ry e r a t i c t’rlniarv fo h* h.-lil ■"* Ju n e (1:45, Dinner Music; 8. Dedication -nncrete Co. J. F. T er* • ° - Box 'J3H‘ If v l i c t o ! I In r n n t l u u « vv ill io+I ontv 1 ,-t tvIii Do' I llt p lu ie f o r t* t rr ii 11 uf ui ln*»l \tt u * M h r f , r « w - , l o in- liv-ld on J u n e 6th. A. D F'ZS :.ih. A. D. I9S* „ | . . . . * .. K I’rop. 3rd ond Elm. Iti »ST< >N STI.LLK. it. I,ui eiililHIcI* Ibe 11fie 0 • 4»r w »r %t i t |ta:»a iH i k e D A V ID flPK E Il of City Hall. Plenty of WOOD & COAL at Du- lo w or Vi foi Ihe* Xu-ni 1111* i Mil o f **»r t und i In v ll r y o u l«» m y In III il.ivs oil Die J U r»*i' c a s e liiYirr |iprl i f hl» l»iitk *U«M»ilnif J 175.9—WSB Atlnntn. (130; (1:30, Ij .l:,«u „u*ll> h u rt’s Wood yard. 9th & Cy­ •hiitrli io h n t i i S T V . i i i H . l i r rr o rd oh h im p o r t a n t W'tf'alab I viiiu liisliiiiliinvoUe r, r lie It i l m lut«» l Nr m i l . r o T i l l : Virrr.'iH o f b i;.ii\o i.i: lb r il**** I1*HOOFING—'T he Roof Ev1 b e r cliy B Ilium n .r oi) canaiuavy Buist Gardeners; 7, Myers’ orehes- j | r it iib - ia t o l l io : nil slr.vlu r eg a r u - It •«< i (on UH g o nl roiiilh, I'uuMrrf i il i o h of «» tbr«.bl»»nn In rbi«rn«l»r «ud r o i'x T Y . i press. Phor.e 38C-M. ■“ nKMetal1 shingles %%rck mm liir n a t u r a l rpnou,tspn, rniJuflltHi of lit Ml f«f I vvIhIi l o a n n n t m r e that l am a for Ihe n f f l i ' of I'ottniv J d d a e of t u; 7:30, Roxy and Ills Gang; 9, j I,*h* of III.- slue Ol loculi.Ill uf Die hml 01 t t a l o in?.ci und Ion. I nak i n o l e t ' o u u i y . F l m i i 1 huii Jv. i ■ii t t>iiul uf It. mitt %»b r ii bl* " W ild wam * n and galvinixed j Jl ii j 11 in •c a n d l d u l r f o r re*e le c t Inn In Ihe o l - Si e. m lln. n c i lo n o f tli.- D.-miicrallc Riverside Program ; 9:30, WEAK | - \ | T I , t N — l,o nut , \ | » o * c >«o*r. Mf.lla II tab.irl ilUlMMrr. It %b«»ulil M— , 27— Money To Loan i h « HUiinnrl uf all !»» al O^rnocrulft, fie * o f I '.iu n t) C om inl**lim rt fr .iu I JSee J a m e s . ) ! ; C o w a n . O n k F a r i y o n J u n e Mh, 19Z» -'•> c a m ­ J J r A U ItiH lf. *rtr l o llic Ilwiiter of vvr«rhi« olrt- ruin i* mi urn lr tlmt br trim III * D li- t r o t N». (. uu bjert to th e <b - p Programs. a i g n f o r ,ll(» o f f i c e I* itt Hie h s n ,l* * , l i r i n i o r v will* u u J cr » lrn p s, Third S i . P h o n e 111. i o hit itnt i ii *»r Hr »lu**i*. Miii'il M O N F'Y T O 1 O A N i FOII rO%J*TAIILK ( 1, 1,01 ,,f ill* Voter* In III,- Ib-iuo243.8— WBOD Chattanougn, I,-T h e s e I ru**r* u s u u ll j I,ice Die pad tin** bnrtil> n»i> |inalUi>i» Ib nl * my fr ie n d * t h r o n g bout oil* n iA u o K T iiu W ATCHFS 1 Iw relty ann oiim -e m y .-andltlacy c n v t l e P i i i n u r y l o b* h e l d on Jun* of e ollltty un.l w e Mollcll Ibe .)l|ip.>rt 230: 7, Vnrlnu* Feulim-s: 9. lln- on Die lu m p nod » ol uu Ihe r o p - runlil m*i In ib n t w i u r«mft»HNblr% ON D IA M O N D S, W A T t H E H , fut, I nriMlitble fur flu- f o u r t h d ie[•v'pper. Signs of all kinds. J E W E L R Y unit v o l e * o f lliu |i.-o|il> In toe ^ W IIBBLUH (in r M|*culo». ,'hls ofteo r*u*c» l.t n iiiliin llo N »b«*t«r«l m %rrr t l * b j AND P E R S O N A L , i r i e i . e u b je . t i.» t h - w ilt *.f t h e - t h . A D. . ..I n i n a D a m o u r a t lo P il m a r j e ie c- waiiuu Music; 9:30, Kludio; 10, slr oiiK u loD oo % vhick u»u«D* * « * « • rrrfnl (aiiblnrfrr, brwmrrbiilUM R W Mord Paint i Wall Paper PROPERTY. H E R M A N ' S L O A N vuttfi'ji In i *.p (»«• iiio< i utUt p r i m a r y IIon I f Hie pimple s e e It, to rjecl Band. ■ lln tc s uu Im m e d ia te *urulcnl o o - « n Arrllnblr n l i r r In Ibr rrrf mm** Vou, v o l e w ill lie up ■if J u n e KUII COUNTY CO M )1ITniO Ni:i( m e t o I b is o f f i c e I w i l l give Div-m or r es u lt* l a a u d d r a (IcBih; T b U « r nl lr Minn bmf br r n ff* '* O FFIC E 27 W . C H U R C H S T . lin-clutud. IS. W (IJobJ W I L C O X 322.1-W H A S LouisvH’e, 930: rr.illi.n 1 r o l l l o a n n o u n c e ( h a ) I am a nil e f f i c i e n t , e f f e c f l v o and .c u n o n i l c ■Tji,. M.'iiiburdl Vm uuiii hlirv’ld Ucnii} r t r n ilu clnr In tlrlnnrfn Im a iid iu n t* f o r t h e o f f l u * o f C o u s t r JOGRa PH—rejiairlng, piano ORLANDO. bn* i n uitdcr*lcalm. Il i» ol*" ,»T- rliiJIuu II U a n^IrniNUbM. e b l r n J OmmlSHl.iner f r o m D l s t l l c t No *. ul a d m l n l e t r i t l m i , 5:25, Kxt«nsion Studio; 8:30, HA4IITBL A. U. H TI.lvINSON. r . . i i . m iii l t ii o and p r u e llr u llv In- i»rnr(i r». mnl nwr ilnrltur f b a i I f m l * r o i l c o .n x t a u i . e J *. / ‘.x P‘’rt» with \7 years Greater Louisville Entertainer*; 9. ■I, wrui'labli a.iifi c a n I*,- w orn w h il e nil s u h j e i l lo Ih* d e c i s i o n o f th * v o t ­ illautAt tt lib ll«biM l b r u u « b IbM Money to Loan.— When borrowing e r s In lb * D e m o c r a t In P r i m a r y |u KOII T I I B r ,K .U IS I .\T i: H « s *r*fnrd music 'i t tore r r r l nut. « br»r inrii i i r r r nil r»R* Rlvenddu program : 9:30, General ballon*. I w li.li l o uiiiiuuu.-u m y c a n d i d a c y b s h e ld on J u n - 6 th , A. D. !»{*• I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e ni) t a n d ia a c y H o p i u i e * o f i * ii ei*ii*i* tflom am > H m l l c u « o r refinancing your mortgage-: n ’i.l u m lr R M n U r Shoppe, M cLtnder A t* — _ Kt ' f o r t lie o f f i c e o f c o u n t a b l e , , D i s t r i c t A. f . t / ) N I ) . for th* l.e sl» li« tu re , su b je ct «« Uj* M o to j P arty ; 1Q:30, Time to Re­ trouble, lloi kin II*. L'oftsDpaDuO, «t Jut I lbr> ilittp.ilil br«»i In Vbltf come to us for stra ig h t loan, no , %.(1 4 Seminole I'.ium r, *ubj*c-t tu “hone B82. w ill of the voter* nl ..*rnii)oia tire Boys. N*-r v ou slo-ss amt o i lie r n lt a ie n t s rnm*. b i l l nil uf i b r w bail •*%r r lo n k * KOI, I'OKNTV AMSEJINOU OK bother ab o u t' monthly payment*- lb * w i l l o f tli* v . l e r . In t h e D n iu vC o u n t y . In ,b» p rim ary l» b* l a s w h ic h p r o m p t l y »dt*a«Ptwifr o f i u r t «1 (hr irilHililr ulorr n b l r b wmn 6 j(j.9 _ W M r MrmphD, 580: U. (tie r u p lu r r Is p r e p c r l r i e l » l |i * d TAXES 6. lirllMl!mr tb U urr%r mnl • be |MtiR on J no* I>*«. M M UJItP. [poultry and Eggn B,.;W. Herndon and Co. Seminolu e r a l l c P r i m a r y o f .Ivnv* I. A. TATK.* i m b a e n i l y i n m m* In v ite d . (■ n m.« r r llr r lr t l t o i b r l r * . T bl« rit»r Riveniido program ; 9:30, Geneia! *t w l » h «o a n n o u n c a t o fti* prop'* Hotel. ul D 0« Dud- n* cpcclul nrratiK*- »m « nl%t n • tilt *il*l«in «f f b r M ib ln rof Sem in o le P o unty (b a t I am a Motors P arty ; 10:30, Time to Re­ i-ail m o i l s w ill lie nn iiou io I'd lu b r for f^r. ib r Ir r lla t h lr n lr r r m m I m i l r J , p o n t a x rn i.i.r.c rro a c a n d i d a l * f o r r * - e l « e U o n t o th a of^ (Legal No(ices) , jV .n d o tu Chicks, brad to *. ,.(u* it n ml cblld cc n . vi ii >i befm*rrbo.lil« r r m m ril bjr t « r f i r e .»f T a x A o f M o r , s u b j e c t t o in* tire B o j j . • I w I«61) tn a n n o i i m r t h a t I i m » I*™ fm- booklet. Falrvilla 27—Money To Loan NOTH',:* pltflise do 1(0, « r t , r hum.*wrrIrnl Nirlbn*^. b r i t i « l l * n * cm ndlilii if* f o r r # .^ l r r t l n n tn Iti# d e c i s i o n o f Ihe v o t e r s In t h e D e r m - IN IT H ’P.T OK CNiUNTY 330.0—WSM Nashville, 890: 7, • rupri .«j» i ■ i ■ ----------------“ n s h l n a l o r l l t r r a i u r r «r l" nbiro|H ilblr i r r t i i w m l » • •w* c r s U r p r l o i s r j lo b* bald In J a n * - S r t M I N r t B B COI'NTY. 51 ATI. OK “ /arm , Orlando, F is c i *'” r 'f l p p n f T a v CV»ll*clr*r ''f tg.ew Theatre program* 7:30, Roxy «rd b , molt a* D ils Is titf(i.sslblr. trrunl turiflrni n l bu lb . I t r l U l w m We era prepared to consider ap­ n ig C m iiity , mjhlffpt to 11»« metUyi o f Mils ) e ar ; . v a UUHAN F igm in.v. , tni*ii*i lj Every ,-n*e m h v I he s r e n pcr*(ioi(L • luw lml mi ml mmI. 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Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 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, March 19, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 19, 1928. 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>, March 19, 1928; <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