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11TTT I i n
^ a g c « f o nrcIS SEVERE SHOCK
TO* OHIO POLITICS
I, His Time To Speak
IgwoonsAs Band
Plays Farewell
D e a d S e n a t o r W a s M a i n Fiutire In 'l l te M o v e m e n t A i m e d
A f S it i |i p.n g T h e C a n (lid ;i c y
O f H o o v e r F o r I ’ residen cy
Solon Was Considered
HQoVer’s Chief Bar
To His Nomination
DELAW ARE.
O h io .
|" 1 — (1 N S ) — O h i o
. W A S H I N G T O N , Mar. .It. ( I N S )
— The sudden and driiniutic death
Ilf Srmitor I*'hum II. Willis, ,.f
t thin, was r severe shock today to
political Washington.
M ar.
w its
in
He was one of the central figure ■
in Hie movement to “ stop .louver",
"nfurtiinK t o O n y f o r it s
fax •
Irr'.tc son. S e n a t o r
Frank H
...lli--. w h o d i e d s u d d e n l y h o fi
[ ^ 9 : 0 9 o ’ c lo c k la s t nijrh t
in
N C M H M E R 11
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As
In s t e a d o f L e n d i n g I t s e l f T o
A g r e e m e n t . U e - I „ . l hat H a *,
M ade N e w Record. Ila sltee n
M a r k e d It y M o r e R i t l e r n e s s
„ ILLIS
lliajl„
W
Member Audit lUtrfnit Of Circulations
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filEVlIXi
p f W e lc o m e R a lly TO END TODAY
Favorite Son Is S trick-l/1.r
lll W
U L Ai IH
S A N F . O R D , F L O R I D A . S A T U R D A Y . .M A R C H : il. 1 «»2 S
N o E n d I s In S i g h t And2U.(HI0
) 1f i ,lIMr* " “ lfl * VT r * . V o n S h i
u d I «» ( c a s e \\ork l u m u h t
W AS H IN G TO N .
Mar.
II.
( I N S I The first veal of the sot:
coal strike elided today. It hasiimsln d all duration i m . i d * m th.industiv for a sttik. >.| aril mag
iiitude.
Instead nl leud lie il«elt to ad
M IA M I r.KACII. Km.. Mur.
-ll.NS i Tex I'ickar.l has xigned
T< m II eney foi
chnmpifm'«hi
fight w it h' tii'ne Tunncy In .Julv.
was announced hote today.
Tax l l i . ’. icnl in making the a
nmmc.iucnt. dc.lar.'d the figln
would take I'nc • either ill Amen, .
oi Kngland. "1 am now wit tim
t ,i word li in l.ondon and if th.
terms are agreeable, I shall ink.
the match there," he said. Kid. n I
signed lit eney through the Inlt .-i
manager. Charley Harvey.
“ It will In* the only h i nvyweight
title limit of the y a r . " the promo
t i sad. Negot inti >ns for a Tin
ne\ lleehex meeting this suinii'v,
have tiei'ii going on fo r some lb "
and Charley Harvey, the N* ■
. Xciilumlci's mantiKer. hu* heel,
I'torida .lis. n«si>i” the matter \x t
t lie pi,mi it c i.
Seven challenge's have been o f
ficially p. ste.| with tile New Y.o 1
Athletic C.,m i n i s '..n by lieav .
xxeights desirous of taking a era.
at the ii >xxn. The contenders xvb
have p., tid the r defis here in
11.'.'li*-v . .1. In: txx Itisl.o. I’ll I Scot
•lack Shaikey, I'aulino Czrudun. '
lack lUdutirx and (ieorg. tiudfrey.
Kickaid’ s famous
i-limititxt :•••■
>mttiVts, which In- held tlnough
s* t t e wilitcc at great prof t t••
-• b it a suitable candidate foi 11..
title go. railed t > pie .la. , all e.iit
-landing challenger leer the tub*
li is ge o cially mint tl.-d. Imwcxct.
that llccitcy's tee ,nl is a o •ii>|,•■11
..'•a. jig tile contend. , a- t v ■' l
tieci«i.ms oven It.sko and Uel'iin y
and a eliaxx xxtill* Slim key
The latfci being edim natcel T,\
Crisis Arises As Onlprmxlh
Of l Ytleral Haiti On Salunn
In W bit'll Mtinici|ia| IktililV
Wits Sltnl l*x Rex untiu Mutt
T ra in s!
n h l ffb ’ R fin rT V J Broadway AndLibertyj
1
/ 1. R i .
i/ J IiliD - o
L im ite d O f P e n n s y W
HALT FLIGHT OF
Hij;h Handed Action
(lets Condemnation JAMES COX’S SON- .
Sleet
**l|IC t o It i * k ,» li f»*VV w » v k « a g o .
T.h, t .• h ad
t a l k *f
1HH’ II s o n i f
■t i n i ' i ' K i < k „ illltl II* rtM V |.l do
i ini'i, the' illl Illl.It * -dill \ v..| bill
i i m p n i T u lin , \ l ‘ ]illMU |i l o hr*x o
I’reparalinns Are Coniltiutud
To llitxu Dr* Mutt bnliutud
Fur Attiuking Cilx Officer
M.e'
:>
|
X a le St m ie n !. W ltn s e F a t h e r
M u * G o v e r n o r O f O h i o A nd
\S tin Run A g a in s t H a r d i n g .
R u n . A n n u l, In Nexx Y o r k
It\ s |
\r.x
•t: K Ma
11V
.1
. ill \\l»D It ■
fil’d*1 .4 ••lift*
It, on, v II* illl Op|lM|noiit a n d
Hit i*. o d ' a
i.* u * 'U n it'd 1lint
un, i in ••lit
1 i |»M- '.•nt ed
l o •lav
'111 tllill '■>11 lo
tlt!»*
h o l d e r ’•
' I i * , In' h u m ,•Tit** in
i: - k o W.l-
’ “I
Retards
News Of Wrecks
■
First Train Had Been'
Halted On Account
Of OamaifeTcyTrackl
N F . W * Y o R k . M a r c h 81 — r
G.Jl VJ 1 VIU 1
%
^( I N S )
S ix ty-o n e
persons
■ *,t e ' hi . %
IS A oCt"■1 ••! w e i ,• in ju r e d , f o r t y t w o p a s *
-enye rs and n in etee n r a i l r o a d *
1 Dio In
I:*.*" xxii iii eni| lo ves, in tile 1 w r e c k o f t h e *
tked’., . on 11 Unfnlxxax anil l.ibei'Wv l.im i,
II, \v;i> •, 0.- near l.im a.
O h i o . . ’ la s t
.,-MLll .Illl! nig lit. o f f i c i a l s o f t h e i ’ e n n a y l*
o ’) ,1* • l«l.’flT
\.t::ia
i.tilro a d
announced
i
»|t •XIMt*
-b o rtiy a ftern o on today. E a rl111,ll|l .
i , i rep.*r'* hail plaveel the number
1 .It ll •»#41«H k
f m hired inii«iilerably lower.
I
" ll Ml'v- . 1ll Il\
I:,.'li we-ie lYnn*ylvnnia rail-*
•...nl linin'* The Itromlwny Lins-,
i .; will a*i tve lu re shortly after
.w,< i.Mo. k thi- aft, tneon, it xvaa
tVlI liegttv l.imited wax.
i "he igu to Waxhing'*
\\ll
>• i,n|y
•1hoi
»*Ml!t( •Inin VVll > 1o .
and Itis death, while in the thick jtistmeht. the tie .ip. whit'll H -lilt
'.li n e d lto , out >t
: it. i a •Hot evill.
i wages. Il lf i *»#*, " l l >u 11 Mil,d o r ' in,i
of the Guilt, threw considerable ed fr *lll u fight
m III:* n
V, • .1obtitis ,t
, l l ' t , ' C ' do. 1
einifiision into the ranks o f those lie n marked t>\ u • .. asing bitter
cl i
I ’ t»t* I till lilt 1*1 I •
I (he ir.id-t o f a
h o m e c o m i n g who ate intent upon keeping the lie-s. Indus.nut l< -e- I'll.I into III I
Secretary o f Commerce from get
I oils of 1.1 liars’, ihoa-and* of men,
fiwlcome p r o p a r u l
by tlim ill.'. flt \ t . tin »
.It
ting the Itepuhliean presidential won eii and t'hilili. n face a. ta il
anils of his f o l l o w c i t i z e n s .
nomination at Kansas City next
-taivation. Hut thnoiea it all. prii
Stricken b y a c e r e b r a l h e m - .111lie.
es o f (.ini at the min s has fallen
n:riiaac. S :.iil<ic Willis collapse,!
Willi* and Hoover al me were eon
.-lead !y as gimip
. i npeialor
ii' iiI<Iic-l .i few moment* h cfo ivh itesting fo r Ohio's 61 convent ion
(Ollipite for the I 'l i 'i n e " d a de
ranipaign l " r the Republican pics
ee I
delegates and the fighting vva- just
moralized market
idcntiul n imiiiutic.ii was to huv,
U . I,
getting warm.
No end is in *u;ht. In fact. 20..
|*tn Inutich.'il ia his not ve i ity.
The first n action of the polit
nun ndditioniii iini.m m m rs scat
Xati< lud guardsmen o f . Deln
liana wit-; that Willis' sudden ic
t ted ali >*xei i .e * omit ry ai.
uaic. ciilcil hv their eommamlant
tuoMtl from the s^ene left the Ohio scheduled t.* iput w.nk with the
itixil guard .v c r.the liody in a lit
field i lenr foi Hoover. Kxuinimil ion expiration o f
a 'leet 'I,,rm. advices
D...
t-mp.'iaix
wag,
tlr fuiicia. |-aHor her* t!»i morn
.f the Ohio primary law, however. ] .|Bni|,
w ll -he. ill lea, lung tile- IV lItiy f*
at in:.In phi tonight Will He (}ne>lnmetl C’onciTit- Del mil Mntnr Magnate W ill
t iig wlnl • i clat ivt s mede n.iango
•I'vealrd t li • imucuim y of this m j-jw.
lliixe Reitul Suite' W itblli'.
e . .1 of l.e. I.ele, The wreck ex*'
ini* ( barges Tlial Hi* Tried
is not grcatei I*, .-.in <
mfiil* fin the funeral.
W ile On Their .1■an nex T.»
elusion, and although the Senati r's j (a||t| | |,«.\Vis. presnh lit ol tli
. o i l. . I when the Idle rtx
l.imiteil
Tn (Jiiaslt Teapti* Dome In
Stunned icsidents o f tin* city
Knrii|>e I'.if I’lea-ane Trip
I oo'-ited thioiigh tile observation
death wu.- enormously complicated I'r ilc d Mine Wmkei •*. It i* iiii-riiei
xesligiitlon
Tnrti
l*(il»ties
Wile slid dav.jd today i>y the taid
the |li"advva\ fly i*-, which
the work of "*to|iping It mver." ed'liis l ent* n.'ints I . sign op all
iltness with which the end came
•ip
Ma
had h o l 'd xe.nting for outers to
lie e.ppe a n u xx::> * l 111 iinxx'illiug
\\ \ S l l i N « V T * \
Mar
.".I
Ssilde
i
,
ii I m p .,iai e
a walk. pi ' . . . I lite 11in■ . In*t h itntning
Gray s i impel, where the Sciiat •'
today to concede that they h a v e 1^.,, 1,..
.I N S \V ll II II., ' piobab'y ex
vva< t.. have delivered a «p.*eeh
ll"t: i l.et. . travel te" idles apart.
lo*i lite r fight on the buckeye blit
|„
.* ,|„ M..i I. 1 t..i a l.i enk I r I •e ailed by I he Semite till t/Sn,
wa> iinu c.l w tli hi.- admirin'-'
! ee. '.ltd lll.lt 1.0 i'.le.lllvxuy
i„
strike bet
Knit al I ' " ' untie t,i ansxx, i , l. ii res that 1
(rllouiiti/ ns. A hull I, marehinp •reg.-ound.
ha,I 1" • 0 lialti'ei h.-enusu
gone* t hiotigh II I, d lo III.,the I ill.' T r ip t Do
There
a
n
1
*1
Willi*
*
aadi'late-*
emlie-t.
Imlii—
ti
y
b.i
at the In:. I o f a red light prrade :
•■ I i r.e • eliend. Tel*
I, e oi lailme iliv e-t igi'l mu in 1921 by excito
in the field
in Ohio, and under u inlci xvitlumt s i r ,
whiih tho Senator forte, had play
. , 1,1 t. i-pho <■ service o?
ab.ixc 'loiind. . I pul tu al pi ' me. it was stat
.he
law
all
have
seemidary
choices^
1
1
•
surplus
Ilf
rb
|
I
til ragtime a re. A «|iiarletie fi >u
If*
. ■ i nta t •," V v..“.- pm out of order
T b ir t x one "I these are *aiel to lie now estiioati'd at a! ml t:..m Hill ' I,.,*:I*. |e. rot Mil‘ t t re to tubers.
( •lunil i.- reiuiered vm al si led
■' 1•
i * a ••• ilit , •I the h'ltraid. accord*
. I the >t>- I,
favoralilc
te*
Daxves.
with
the
rest
tons.
A
diminution
|
In-•
i
V
ol
lltix
'
.
f
l
o
l
l
'
ion*.
\h
.it tu ■xi"t ,1 r**e eiv ,sl tune and Bp*
split among l.nxvdcn. Curtis and a t ..upled vvitli Kail box tog foi m-vi litwaii lit, oil iii xe.'tigutton. a*
• a*! • ! ix I l Al ' 1.V
A* the ipiartette began singitu
poles were down
few seattered . I f the A n li'H o o v e i xv'ntei * fuel, may afford ih>- io
luted t,. Ill, , mmitter me inlo is I
\l*U 1 i ! x\ri'
l"fuu»i.l
S’enati r Willi* i.ms.
i' ill'tough
anil
Fort
sentiment *'uu be* kept iiystalizeel om an oppuituiiity to m g,it mi
, , .Seii.it*'* - \ IXelants ( D)
Hi W ax til \It d
! lUi^lti
LIrani thf > til if turn. r. i riled •' A
Wage agreements with >.| ial,,i
i
lt d I • II M> A i thin .
|Julio, hi* secretary, the Sci.ntni and diseipiiiud, the opponents <U
the Cahiiu'l e-aniliilate may yet pre who ii !*•• content i n le t th"ii.mines II
e 1.1 tier late Senator l . 'i ' '
had handy i, r‘ » nu n hat «»~r eorrfKvl u l l: "J u n ei, I ’ ve never felt thi*
.. k.
i ile during the summer
i It i of S „ i t Ii Dido.la. who xva
lie xu> un
'■*.r DeftHe in my life. Something’* xe nt him fre*m getting a iiinjm iiy
IL m-k Iw \ Vin:ito«r*
..................... the I'ubllc I ....I
In the ch e f Im tll.'gi mol. West
of the 61 delegates.
iwfufly wrong.”
I'. iiii y lvn n ia I ....Ml (1, e w ll, ll the sell .1' tve
It relimiils to 4c seen, hnxvcx'cr. i i n nrnl i V m i ii
• * 1*i •i ;\* aU«» l«ft#fhr
Calln g tor his wife, the Senator
made. vv;i' sld, 'an
Ohio and N o r th e in \ \ , -t V ir g in ia i \pi e ee ,
.|
I'.elll' ve el * e a * H ,>iit.el.
hen stageered and 1••11 dead in hi- .vhe I In r this anti ll.'ovei sentimeiit
till' big ge st . pel .it •*i - an- lig h t in g t ..ill', ii' lollovv - •
rrrrtary - arms jusi a* the ln-t can be kept crystallized scull, .cel
'PtlM1.ll ll't ■I tlio e injunxl.
•it.i
h
til.
. dentil s t r u g g l e VV th t lie union,
||a\ - no i Si mil u I .add
,,s u i ' among the rest o f the field
trail- of
“ f a r '\\eir'
waftei
tie III Ive.ee limited and
many of tli mii ill* odv nre run ning \\ I t, |l..ii . iiod inx iti'd 1
, y 1.1111’ t• -1. . iue k 11all s of
hrouali I mm the rereptmn hall. ' The Hoove r managers d<* not think
it i an !»\ and it may be that they npen shop, or will iiltempl t • I it, . , i,|, al. ul ilie . it y in a '
I * en-y 'v;i,*m ll.eilroail crnshcil
hysinim. celled fimn tli • audience
Till' aeldlioiUll 2 n lain m o a ff e e t e d w In!, ll,- e .!,'• 0 -ed the „ ‘ l
I*. ,
i ' i ein.isticd by
rcmurei'l dent.i line to eerelira' are right.
a i e m lli - fiehl* mil ly in g
fro m uret o,
I i.Id uggesled 11>
\)i
II
..............-vie. i.e olfiecs hcie to*
rndeiiibti'dly. it wa- point i'd out
cnuirrhage.
Ibt- > 1 on l.evx i -aid WvoiniiH' III
i | old' i ,.w li eili
1
It t.dloxv.
here l day. s.iin,' ,>l the \\ till- eh
•Mr- Willis, proslrutnl by ll*
M .ntana. W a s h io g i n and Mi. lug
ili
min
i
.1 l.e eii a 'I* of llo ti
Ini ',I ealldida'.e . XVi>re ke pt III line
i \ .''
i . iMipimmr, Fo rt |
ragedy. *aid she believed lici I’.ii hi will », .lit i n lie*
uni. mi o |ieral,o
ol 1ll, Sen il n '* I haul ll I
i . , lit,i . , m i -lie,| haiiel amt
and i;ad been made
II b\ tin lii'cau-c of perruiuit and p* lit i« .il
i.la
I [. a lso i laiiiied I ' >- bull, of t b
im- i t.
upon a to Meal*.
'
. n . oil.n te.mc
F. K. Lans*
unief (it the tore lies in the p: t ul. ,;ttne llielit to the Senator, vvlio
o p e i a i . i ' ii I'.w.i, lio b a n a . Kan-.,
, • Inplled
in.i I . 1. k. Xa la praise), Ind.;
am,
a<
near
being
the
Kepiihliean
0 the i Impel. She .said that doi inj
and tbe Soiithwi'st
M any 111
\XI il, di iv ag amiin.l 11
I reed a d ■Itmilder*. Isaac
" It*.
of Ohio as any me ha- slim'
■te singing, lie hud eo.npl.title
I I ... trie IS I lll-e.l to ,'s.ll w ith th
II
y\ n> ,11 n* 'It'
mi >,| i| I odd that
he i ft
p , i . , . I h ., age. ai m* amt let;* in*
lie
death
«'f
Mail.
Hanna.
'V
illi'
hat In did n d feel well.
itlllon xv 11lo ill a w eg*' .lit alol w<t[ , | i
VOl IP till* I'lib
; , • .t
x!.
1 ,
«. ! • nardy
\\
i
I’m net!, Chicago,
.vine . tie |.ati oliage' dictator id tin
• i„ i
The S null r * fellow li wu ■me*
i I .se eb un, but l*'\v i dee In red in I I Jiiiii.ltee ll' lo Wliet lo i
•l
1
HI.HU tH> ».t lot
„lp Veoil" >1.- ritomu.s tirccit, Cht*
state,
anil
through
lie
judie
iin>laivhed slowly out **l the h:iI'
,1 v olual i i.mpann - m ■ signing uo p i Dotue ovc'tlgntioii
i r .o.ii *in, o,l 1"dav
,.lg,*. atu < ami legs injured. Turlistllblllioli i f Iedellli irlii 's had
,ith bnwed (leads win n li s dent!
I ve. i .,
lie i lunged Soul l o i n I odds we,
|l.oltg. i lui'.ign; minor injur*
i ,.III mill'd I lie investlg.il
•t,| ("X ve U bo 1" .ided l.v
Imilt
Inmselt
a
pe.
.mill
lumhim
ra* min inner d from the pint'o n e
, lluig n*ai fai I, -b.xx • ost in an
.
aid,
x
v
a
'hi
lot
of
p
<
hi
n
L— __
lull was the enx x ,1 [ •<- loitanate
, noil
. ill
Knuti i Willis was Imrn at l.cwr
. •t f * It to force a r e s - . i l l ,0 o f vvoi 1. at • infill i a
| IJ.i.'i*. aII.I >.
In.I ; minor nijuiii s. t Ieorg,• Moyle,
•' S> »•»* ..........
■olit Ilians Some ol t'in.se who xvi'l'e
* r " rrrr ytrTTTT;, ina*
ti
t
v
.r
:
enter, Ohio., Dee. 2 K. ISTI, am
itntrrt
*
irt~~
.... . ,
III unionized I el I llol X
> l l a , 1.1 i XX a li
i . ..»
*
\ei.it.o, ijmint i i o. Xu . minor in*
rpitint thru "*4in
TtiH
*
.. ■'e•
j ',
ail - .1 v i hi* . ( ul.' iiipl mm nun. ns giub g iile s .xvi'ic. inJUIIllllnl to . ti *1. U
i# .«• m i l l ' 1'P.yd Itiookiu*. Kttu Kank*,,j
llo . villi
.
1
Tx'alay iTnppe'ai - lin t a ,
!»• 1h'Miul»l i R» • lib'io i o ■ it
a
gile.
I
III'
I
hi
p.dil
ii
a)
luv,
him for fnrthei
!>' In piihl e a ffa ir * sinr • lie at
11 Hill*. Juhn Cum*
1" ' •• mills* • ,t1, |IIIil M .1 '*1 ' M1
, 11 ( .
l e III l l l l l f l ' l III • I i i Hold', i
at, mi l 1.
j greati r mimbei o f bituimiouis ■•(.
,|, lo tllill 11in#' \v;n i :iiiti »l II l oil
the state.
t, Illl«*V«' * **l •*
•ined manhood.
mihgs.
f
I
SXioiig,
Frank Wgt*
a,. • »* • V 1!
11
apt"'
11
am
e
In
I
he
i i a I ■i ' in slat,-' ee," ! ,,l the* Obi, I lie ..III' ' 1 I I 1||I |»|I#ll4»
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Nov tha* Willis i ' gone, the <|Ue'
Afiei Ins law degree, he bernnn
. i -. XXil'iau Murry, and MnntillA
ll.l .Mg 1
River will e nut line tb work mid, , gllllll lit I' 11••\x#*#l, iii
In ’ » 1I.i v . ! > 1 ,* »**•• n
(mu w a s h«*ing asked antuiig the I In* ,• ,isl ng wag.' *c.i le, eontrai e
James O. Me*
ttaelicr ut Ohio Northern <•( eeI lo Ilip
|.o|, . Mile
v. ! "
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old Do t Mi• wa> •■••inmi* xxR1 11 In
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noinu.x and luw. In t'.MM* when la p o litic ia n ' today xvhetliei these del
I , then attitude of a no nlh nr six I o d.‘ an ve otild Inn, *
'll., v VV. n n a in •1 *1* Iv, , e Jite teg h |iiiuiur injuries.
g a tes xx lli stand firm Tile evident XV I'ks llgo." SHlit l.'VVIS. " I n pint p., th, i . o llo i .niiniti
ru* admitted to the bar. lie I gni
1)1 Xlx I
t* • .'I** • II l b* ' ai*
Sam l»< liii’tit . New York. U. C.
.'ear ol the mill Hi,o x e r r a m p is a tin Is due to (lie leio gu tion th.r Wallt 1“ klloW will'll' Voil all. going
1general preetire. Hut s x'yeiux r- 11.ipkall. * lit> a go Ib'beri I'etras*
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a
fatherino
I’.', iad.dpTu a M i>
■ HT1TII- t ' it—rrr^ITTT- f .
Ie
It that ra n be detected- and pre* Ullg full a.------------ ---------------------oils .Well
\| H .IO |1 .el. * l!.,t k . 1 ,'XX i'te m. r « Ihtty Ilaker,
Xt*
!ei.t»d "to the state House e f Krp
e I ,\it a)., all,
' IlooV.-r oppoiltloii litDV
>tnttrrtrpwti PTf- pjr-yrtrvrmtrr^
I. died O' a * '
1 ' -yd X 1,. .1 I d M"well Key, Washing*
1. d II. XI,
"The T o iled Mine Workers xv il • if I!if •
••\V|1 a*. ev I, , Ii was
rrn*.
M i
X I ! : Hyatt. Ilaltinmie,
1 lid M i '
In- shak e l.ii! it -till Is ilelellliill ri 111 Hull I Ill'll pulley o f lis is lin g
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II
(,, X.fitii' anil
ll*
I l l tid I * d Wel
Xld M lllle-V II al’. ttultiinorv, Md. I
ed.
In I'.'ll he wit* elected I " ( "•>
I wage eut'. anil at the- *ame I lor JK \ I tllill
tinned
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, all - . 1 Ii o'
Mrs.
1 X HI o*II - 11•ti. fhicago,
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T ile (lhi*i prefeli'iiee p il l l im y is pe muttiog any mini
e*s where be served t \\.* t 'ini*
In i.pcrnl*' 4*.•i•1 1 I hrM- h
add III
•'•'le
Tii b - tb ■ I
I l.ai'iM I hv m. i hicugei. 1. Ilurkson,
:mt a rant tlu e e xxei'ks away ll aftei Apt. I that will ii'.'iee toe >n till \ .tli.l \tlllDl'*
tiring in 1916, when he was ei
I, lit I Ik 10 III
• ! Hi io. o' mg
: n In r F W illiam. Char*
x »\ili.ii y. i h" i
l-d liiivn m r o f the state, \ftei is s«: I n A p r. 21 . leaving but a tuiur the pii'hviit sruli- iif wages.''
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I I I MIX
Mar. H
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I - .1 ll.ivet. Italtiiimit*. Mr. and
to *1 '1 - piiMi'lt. Xun i i ai
1". when h’a term us the stat*'-* •d'o.t tim e ill xvhieh l • ro t i n l and
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Neither g I “ lip has sli"Xv ll a will
, ...Ion, .............1
the Spanish XXa* Xti- I IP 'ii x, Washington, D. C m
f l l c l ISS I II ID . N X
Ma*
iff executive expired, he rttired diseipline the vveakeli.'il anti Huov
I ii\ i.it i:s ,s x d i d ) k \ s
n g u .'S ' to e i n ip il eiiise. A im iiority
*•'i |(. i*i *.x M• • \\ il \ , 1' 1.III'.
an ailtumobd,
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eiki. Daltimure.
F. J.
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Miliiunted
l.x
tin
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Veivlh
\
olptd
"m public life until 1921. li tlui'
r I ol Ci'S in the state.
, f operutoi * have told llie F e m ile
I s V**l ** • I1M *
Xlailtalel
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Wa-lungt.m.
l>.
Call
G.
l
nild
Il.eiijhte,
I ' t a b l l ' ted
ar was elected United Stales
* lull ! 1 1 1 1!•
f o l d fiim n il t l e e they Ciiniod ex ist
W A S H IN G T O N . Mai D i l N S l ■III I ll lii ' I lll-ltl t i i " i d
Kvon with M illis alive and f*e*i
Pod . VV.1 • 1• tllill 1,'
li ai her. xxh„ > The p i n g iurn 11«-?hi1*'*t. Nutt le Album, Mass. W .
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f o o g r . - led | ill lie il ' da* il* Ii
. ale I lo • ,1'ubi nlg, Tut npi'o 1■ '
' * ... ' Mi • I* J. Runnel!.
i » nt. i!
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I • villi' p i e
l ’•• . .) P, t e local I,
•veil .-ontiltuously
since that politicians wete i«mly • ' eunrede Mill villi’ w a ge f u which the tiilimi mill I. of ., spec |o. S'oai a I rani. S I Il ls , ill, .1 b a l l ,
I,.- I.I-.b M b ,1
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i * 1 111- I1i.ii.ghlei* of the I tit'Pm gh, IJ'I Irxin. Pittsburgh, j
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the Secretary o f ( ’ummerce » pait „ striking
■.( i lot lime. « a
F.elith li vm, Pittsburgh.
ev il l l I t ' l l l ' i i i |
ai. The prin
XMl,'I • all Ki’ Xt
( b r o k e n w i t h i n a xx. el
III.* ,
.
.dil. nly |at t night.
nl the Ohio delegation. The \S illis
nil el. lit the Of il M Ii Io 1 "lax
MiKilth
lieutenant* themselves
private
Xce'cpt l*'g an el'll ..II,..fill' i up l"i
*,
'.Hum iiii.l f u
admitted that Hoove.' could n >t
Iv WIII le III It
XXall
XX XV11it 1t. id
mnl.. and i 'XVii
j kept I ...... getting ten or a d<*z<
>,| iiii .' ii ■ •(
In D,- b.l.l.i'
d c ie g a li s f .mil llie |fi»|'Ul"U* eltie
nixii'iigiei"
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t i l ' II1.IN. Mae. 91.— ( I N S ) — Un
A reception for Mra. Kulh H ryan . like ( incinnati
and
* *!' ‘ *1! 11 *
Mil
b ale'll, nod )i* i I . ... I V los vl
it <* there are radical f a v o r a b le '
*•' 11, preminenj Mlnmi du ll wo- | xvhere XXilli* w »
impopu m
Die cut t" th* 1 .Ml
• bungf' in weather condition* here,
cn and
civic w
oik cr xx-hu
will
lie ! cause
«.f lii!* ru,b' •' piohilnii •>
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J A C K S O N V II.I.E . Flu.. Mar. I I .
.,.(|(i . ul|f„ M| ( ;a ,,|,.„ f|„|, w u' eoloti'l * l " b "
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ol III.llie *’ l' 'i •*
.Xliss Sti'Wail II.
and over the Atlantic, it wna cer*
Sunford Tueaday uml Wcdnee- uview*.
- ( I N S ) — Confident that they have ...............
.„,vent,„.i -f i«nd*. *tre t
|>. I xvax, slmw
gallant fight Hut hn ii-'iiiliiiii b*
lain t"du.x that Captain H erm a n
will b/ given Tuesday night j
In all the table** which the H"ov
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set 11.1 gnduriinee Gight record that
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mf llllat..i mid bn.t l... w i
8 o'clock by the Lake M ary | cr munSgera huvn privately <"m
I Ik- «i,-t Ion ee II^Tif Il'ki-el let prelX K"i hi unil hi* txvo fly inf cumpan*
i, n» would not hti|*.off fo r Amcrl*
vJ^jbcr of Commerce. Frank E v - , piled to ahoxv that he will have iii
__ ..........
eei in theii Junkers monoplane Uro*
•*. or*4raUe Mary, announced lo- |excess o f 100 votes on the Mr*t ,a
lta"trrj famed tuutt uutil iU m u y .
lv
lot they have figureel on * boul
’i
Stinson will g<* io i »«r ro n •
, .
The machine w a * taken fr o m
n|[<| n ^j.jnmmi uxporta tu vixit hia-^J. L W w i
Th” reception will bg one o f a Ohio delegates. In then more op
were taken mi a l " 1" •’• "
,
.
-Is'in the*
• xiiilm
■ ••• of un nttai-k. i-hi. ag o exang. li-t. c.Mun having
1. no .veeeu.se left but wooelrn runway Where, for roo>>|
,n u k t .|Mm|, Flu.
’
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Park and through the Rrewer. h!«x.
W biiLol u ffa lr* planned f o r Mnt. tlmlstlr moment.t they have rlaimeitHer fist* Writ 'tilh'h-m bed. • *D'.
it-port of the activities "7 *hr
.The
ynidl'
th.X‘ v l e r a in their than two day. it hud been posed
a
majority
o
f
the
61.
hut
the
pr
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two
American
flicm
brought
•en during her stay in Sanford.
Chase, Edward* and livin g Hatch
,, in defen....... in agony of i
Sanford Club created eonsidetnbh'
. I,,
of d.eent e.ffir.als Who will for the flight and p u t ’ Into it* i
^ will be one o f the principal ticnl politicians of Washington tlu, w 3 r|,f» endurance flight record
i Ibtr »• .lutrs.
’
Rb.ml from a gaping wound In lur
eiinimenl nt the coiixvflti»n iiiezrd
r. tore our - ny' g-*"l name and hangar » t Baldonpet F l c W y g s U r *
"fakir* at the National D cfe m e have doubted thi*.
I„u.k to (|,|s country yesterday
. Another uddre"* was aw'i'le •»>’
fi.relidid rove, ed her face.
,
|
,..,0,, o f l.onibing* elay. The machine is still fu lly load
ing,
t"
local
membei
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b<’
I'K-al
V r o » y at the City Hull WedI f now, however, there
there i*
i* any* whl.n ,ju.y fj,.w their reel and l*lnck duhV plan* for city beaulifieation Mrs.'Arthur (i Ciimnier. president
j!
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rupti. n," explained ed with furl and pre para tion, f o r
of
the
federation.
Die
"History
P * * y night.
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thing like a concerted movement Stinson-Detroiter fo r 6.1 hours uml
A P P F XI s ID Ptil ICR
were discussed * ut considerable
a ta k e -o ff could b*> made quickly
uml Devidopmeiil «»f Gu.den • mb*
Rader.
to the Hoover standard on the P «D .'II* 1-2 minute*. This mmk was 1
should weather conditions chi
length.
He
eleelaied
an
effort
would
be
Her
s|ieet
h
xva*
featured
by
an
op
F lit EH R A G E
o f those xvlio were held l " ' V * 1 hour and 14 minutes better than
i i , .*iin.
) IN**) - *
Mur •••
Am mg the speakers ut t ie coir
CHICAGO.
tall
re
broadcast
m ni to nil communitiesnf-Aht' stale
because o f personal or political the record of the two German flier*
P E R K Y — W il son Lum ber
xintimi were Professor Waugh, of l„ consider the orgw.iznli.iii ^
Alfred E Hi linker. wlallHV J)b*'.>!j I')''**1’ i‘>
wav,* Unglh* so
D o t S P R I N G S , A r k ., M u r. 91.— attachment, It was pretty generally last Aug.
md frie nd
f A rn l j H M 'J j x h ' etrur *'
pany o f Detroit, Mich., will >
arid
tbr Horticultural Department of garden chib* with tin* intention o f ufucturer
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might
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firc.s conceded Jodny
The piano xva* brought *..• earth
that Hoover j*
S m, and o p e r a U hardwood ruiU(he Massachusetts
Agricultural
memhe.-s of the -Hltc , Mates
i n l‘ r «
hear th. «P|H «1 »nd f ay fo r Chi
^ ' " g in A r k a n s a s , u call f o r nten
only n short time before a raging College. Amherst, Moss.,.who ( “ ik^ k
becoming
^
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uppeated to ^ l l r r for lMO
„
’. with dally capacity o f 60.Q90 f t
within sight o f thr nomination.
federation. Mie *uid tnert w«.ie
..
\ cago's •'rcteneration.’
1 help xvlth the f i g h t i n g o f the
stoi m broke over the city. High
ed on “A Rotter Place
Live."
The next three week* probably
or*** , f * w a s issued today, acc ording
luit Id clubs enrolled.
| 1* ^ 1 on,•
wind* caused them to land with
His lecture w a s illustrated with
' h*tional f u r a s t re se rv e o ffices will tell the story. At lea*t »o fni fi v e gallon* of go* » G U in the tank.
as Ohio i| coqcfrned.
.
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: SENATE TO CALL FORD LEAVES FOR
HAYS IN REGARD SHORT VACATION v.,
TO OIL SCANDALS IN FOREIGN LAND
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VeRleinYT'
rut.
Death B> \ intern e
( loses Motor Ride
Of SehonI Teiieher
lIN' i t>•
w Stinson And (ieorire
I!
,’de" Haldenian Plan To Local Women Represent San lord
l“ ‘l Visit Their Homes
Garden Huh At Slate Convention
akc Mary W ill Give
Mrs. Owen Reception;;
I,
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,iii>.
Aviators Will Delay
Proposed Ocean Hop
■tu'*
Cliicairo Lvjnurelist
Appeals I'or Braver
I
rami'
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a r m s f r o m the e l b o w to the sh o u ld,
th em
oHHortment
er. S e v e r a l lead ers o f f a i h i o n h a v e
taken pu th e style, w hich Is e x peeled to becom e nrpge. T h e queen
took to E u r o p e a l a r g e q u a n t it
ity
uncut
rq bies, g a r a
nvevt s a
n d o th e r
of u
n llit nmoles,
u..u
p r e f e r s colored Fton!l0,,nt*rf ‘
little f o r diuniomk
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BUNNELL
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BUNNELL — T
Tcleni,
pnny -.v
-r epair
|j„c ,(^ ! ° n*
imirss i„,c
ro p es
p recio us s to n es
Dusky Q i 4 w n
i
After The Easier
You
“ScarfaceA l”
I
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Y y / 1 I A T * n delluJilful I.s a n l-initl.-r*
morn ing .-i rnl I III It bri ght
sun. w it h the nlr fresh nnd clear.'
T h e r e Is a gaynesa of < trlv Sp rin g, j
w in ter d p t lira have heeli Vnri’full>"'
stored a w a y am i lighter eostnines
give a Sense of a n e w aw ak ening.
Y o u return lo y o u r home with a
keen
nppctltc
and
aw ait
your,
fr iends w ho m you have Invited to
an E a s ie r luncheon.
A few flmvoj-s. some graceful crystal amt siti r r < i n » r s - See-o m t— i w i s H n l i l i v Y i m v . —
have no fea r* about tin* luncheon
Itself;' It Is the Ideal m enu fo r a
lovely Easter noon.
A nd . because
yon a r e not sdllsli. you tell Itiem ,
later, a ft e r they havn expressed
th eir pleasure, fr o m wlmt recipes
yotl m a d e the sel-etlon.
Sur.-ly
you wont object If w o divulge
Lhoin here.
T h e y lire: *
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That
30.— ( I N S ) — I the p a r l o r o f the m an sion.
b
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r
is
a
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w
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s
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s
w
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e
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.by
" S c a r f a c v A l ” Cuponi* look* much
Ilka a n y o t h e r ninn. H e has d ark “ B a n j o ” , C usic k's chief b o d y g u a r d
h a i r and ey ea, is o f m ed iu m to nnd j u d g i n g f r o m firs t a p p e aran ce
h ea v y build , w e a r * Rood clothes, is vnther a sim p le type o f man.
T h e c r o w d as s em b les in the l i v
q u ie t m an n ered and inclined to be
. j.-fiii i
- .dauizhUwr
UU.vUiWk It i a .iw v
J a n e t, - p i
his
son
C li arl es,
IK,
a c n r i - a r c ' s c a r c e l y - no tic e a b le .-It is 1
said th at he hns ru b b e d oli ve oil m a y b s in the room. H is w if e , f o r
ip to th em to aid in e r a d i c a t in g m e r ly Rose Cohn, m a y b o present.
T hen * is no discussion o f g a n g a f
th eir livldne sa .
I f a s t r a n g e r is present,
j H o liv es in the S e v e n ty - s e v e n j fa i rs .
introduced
as
“ M r.
h u ndred block in a So uth
S i d e ' C a p o n e is
C H IC A G O ,
M ar.
street. l i e o w n s his o w n hom e and
p a v s all ta x e s the m om ent they, a re
due. H e is m arrie d.. H e h a s one
child a n d hns ad o pted
a
wom an
nbout 30 y e a r s old, kn o w n as “ M a t .
t i c " C ap o n e . S h e is u p o o r relative.
’ H e o w n s nb out six o r eigh t a u t o
m o b il es o f an ex p en s iv e m ake. In
nddition he hus had the u p ho lstery
lined w it h solid steel p la t e s - b u l
l e t - p r o o f.
H e a f f e c t s jew elry ," m o s tly d ia
B row n."
A f t e r chatting upon
incidental
subject s, s u d d e n ly C a p o n e will look
at Cusie k and m u t te r the one w o rd
“ W ell."
T h a t is the sig n al. A l l m em b ers
o f Imtb b o d y g u a r d s rise and file out
to the kitchen, s h u t tin g doors b e
m o nd r i n g s and stickpins.
S t r o n g Body G u a r d
W h e n he sallies fort h b y d ay or i g u a r d e v e r d rink w hisk ey, hea v y
night he is accom pan ie d by a b o d y ! w in es o r he avil y in toxica ting bev.
g u a r d o f n e v e r less than fi ve men e r n g e s w h ile p lan n in g business.
H o lid ay Drin k in g
and on m a n y occasions us m a n y as
On C h ri s t m a s o r sonfe o th e r holi
, a dozen. M o s t o f bis busines s d i s
cussion a n d tr ansactio ns a r e eon- d ay they get ad m it ted ly d iu u k in
ducted in the kitchen o f Jackie C u s - C u s ie k ’s home but- station sober
jck’s home. Cusiek ju s t n o w is in men as lookouts. O n such occasions
th ro w s
h a n d fu ls o f go ld
a ho spital re co v ering fr o m I’ leur al Cusiek
coins onto the p a r l o r r u g to wat ch
pneum onia.
Cnponc go es ar m e d w it h t w o o r i the visito rs m-iamble fo r them. T he
very
possib ly th ree re v olv ers o f s m all j w r i t e r o f tins ar ticle contrived to I
calibre. . W h y th re e ? D u e o r even
t w o m a y c lo g in an em ergenc y.
W h e n one is the lu-ml o f gaiig lam l
" t h e r e a r e m a n y " e m e r g e n c i e s .''
H is b o d y g u a r d fill c a r r y re v ol
vers. H e lias one mutt w h o is a
personal attend ant.
A s o il o f
"fcflnglnnd v a le t." It is the d uty of
this, tnun to w atch fo r all enemies,
nil -suspicious ch a ra c t e rs o r nmn
t e u r police. O f tile r e g u l a r , polio*
C a p o n e has little to f e a r becu u-e
he k n o w s they h a w " n o th in g < n
h i m ." It is tin* s no o ping iiniateur
llrni.
• til
pepp. p In sin • *.
riilfk e n M oil".-
\u\Ls 3 • KH*
*4 !• .»J*|»M**I|I *I I hi If
*;4
III
1 cup lint • lit* L* n
B u t . only b e e r is s o lv e d in th kitchen. I f Janet •*. C h a rle s b u n g
visitors into the d in i n g room. Ca
pone a n d Cusiek take their men *n
to the cellar.
A f t e r the c o n t c rc i o e li.is been
concluded. C apo n e m ay n-h Tlu-r
psu. In- w ife, find Bose. Cusiek <'
to t loI heal tv. la
the event
I ln-> *a.
n e w c o m e r to the fo r t e fo r wlmin they tit*. Capone's liotlyguaril valet
ti-lcplmui-s a t heat re box offa-e
he must watch.
R alp h C iipone. about U I years I'rnltfilil) Ih c ie is not a the.itie "t
old. A l ' s brother, us ually travels C hicago In which •'apotic lot - not
illlllli-tliate at t t-Ss should In- dest:t
w it h tile g r o u p . Ralph IS sill-1a lw a y s
l>uxIlia'
sullen and is not v er y well liked. Id scats, l i e
utintbi-r
H e is d in k and ra th e r good look
Going T o T li c a l i c
ing.
Til! p a il V It iVfs
the * O i I,
I'si* \ i» Doorbells
W h e n the C apo n e c r o w d g n r - t**f d u e llin g III ............. I I "ill ailt-mio
( l i n e Hi I he theatn < ap-*ne.
visit Cusiek til Ins spa cious smith tub
|e. hi
t'hllll
< II'II I
Ml '
side home, there is no ringing " I In.
. and I lii’it
I lllldreii. I akt
doorbells. Inste ad tlu-u- is a tin\ Cu
r*u.. n-nalh in ai t hi
a p e rt u r e which rin g s a lui/./.ei in v,..,
it
they ’c a n
lo
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* tip .lof*l?ni .il»t imi *I
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ill
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miTiur*. aii«l u«l»l « lilrtt**n
i a le - i .ml rolled b> i 'fipolie.
wlieii the party yy.i- at the
.1 l U'O k both M,
Capaiui
( ii-ii I. .inn--ikiih ciI I bey
w • i . luingt y Ci, .i, h handed " B llll
Sol...... I > alnI told hull lo gel
tn n lllg llt' III the row iiiim edm ieli
litirk ol III* III
II tlleii tw o .hie*
the
1 -iW I-.-11 1 1 1 ■I
llt'llletifilil ' III
i - in.mol. i o| l lie l.'oli
gum d
I I I !n ( i
I. ” .. i.
u a id t h* , gel i h.
pi n|i, I l\
ho Med
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Ihem
-it1I
t»d . in a U t a v i t w
o f Jew els
she w o r e
o f p e a rls
ar ou nd lier bur e
tnPP’Mpoonfula K n o x
lint? (Ii latino
3 V4 eti|«H milk
t| |, uspoouiul Halt
x^ .n ip sugar, m - ■
1 tcaspoonfol vanilla
Poak gelatine In one-hftlf m l
cold milk & minutes. Bcnld remain
Ing ntllk with sug-ar a n d ad d -s<Mik
,-d gt latino.
Si rain, cool slightly
and add lluvorlag.
Wivsb a dozcl
l u n x - gga. -maku a. v U v -b o la J a
end of each shell, a l a r g e r opentm
at the other end, fh e n shako ou(he contents from the shells; rleni
nnd drain, standing shells In a pai
of will. I'our (he rhlllei' hut lh|ul(
Hlam M ange th ro ugh a funuol Inn
Ihe shells and set thorn In an u p
right position In a pan of broker
tee and salt. W h e n re ad y lo serve
rent-".- shells and ur ra n g e eggs Ir
• nest of orange. Ii'llicti o r frill
jepv
or spun s u g a r o r c.-indlet
lent, it or. orange pr.*l i f a y tie use<
fo r ih* real.
Serve w it h whlppt<‘
er «i, titP o en a " l a y k«- ad d e d ti
e.tri of Ht-» P lane M a n g e fo r hrowr
e g g ' itiJ the vanilla P lane M angl
„ , „ ) no -jintal with various color
Nothing Reserved
Since 1878
() n e
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Sale Repins
'48Tr7ir T
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Pre Easter Silk Sale
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Da y
s
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Saturday and M onday
T i n - silk- e v e r y o n e
w o r l d ’s
in
fin e st’ silk s
Y o u ’ ll f i n d
ju st
th is n e e lio n
in
nil
tbc
Onl y
#
M ar.
shades
w a n tin g
.
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loo k s f o r w a r d
new est
w h a t y o u ’ve b een
lo.
and
fo r
.
31 s t a n d Apr. 2nd
H un dreds
d e sig n s
fo r
E aster Frocks
of
yard.-
S p rin g
in
of
Ihe
a n d Summer.
I b is assnrim entof
s ilk s a t th ese a t t r a c t iv e p ric e s.
.
Printed Chiffons and Printed Indestruct- \Iallinson's Printed
able Voile
Georgettes
Pussy Willow
$:i.00
.•{.ail
q u a lity
q u a lity
—
S2 .-IS
—
2 . NS
yd.
yd.
A m erican
In d ia n
D esign s
$ 1 .5 0
$ 1 .5 0
q u a lity
—
$ 3 .U H
q u alitv
—
s:il»s yd.
yd.
Checked and Plaid j AH Other Silks In
\ Taffeta
Om* Entie Stock
Reduced
$ 2 .5 0 q u a l i t y —
SI.lbs yd.
20% .
Mallinson's Plain
Pussy Willow
$ 3 .5 0
q u ality
—
>d.
( i. ol. orilci'i-il. Bum i canm* back
\* -I, ti n o n ie i s o f chop siicy mid
l i
•idlei's nt
clinw
nielli.
G. A .
Mi's,
i i uk iliviiled tile t went y o l d e l '
i n platters.
I t o lh yyiiini-n then |
Company,
D rek a an d
a ........
iliycl in" I-# tile food.
,
I- i.|.-iitully both yvoiin-n are v«'i>' |
DeLa nd, Florida
D A Y .:
dauAnd Lasts 1 0 Da
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Nothing
Entire Stock On Sale —
___
R eserved
Watches— Diamonds.- Jewelry— Silverware ...:
--
^*|assware—leath er Goods
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Atux M.
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- BE THERE ON TIME!
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o T ' P l u r i c i a ’s r E e a d i n g " - ^ - B e ] ; a r t m e n t
elf
_A\\ Prices .Arc-Marked In -I'lain-Fi^ures
u
Florida
tugs.
Sale Starts Salur
Kntire* Slock On Sale
h a v e J o h n * I urk ami hurt;—
D reka’s
DeLand
McLAULIN’S
REMOVAL SALE
DAYS
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in o r d e r to
polished and m
1j u a r r D t u r r l
C It v I lahb spoonfu ls K n o x S p a r k
ling (bln tiit?
IV, ( ' " W w ater
; enp gn«nul)ited s u g a r
i t-'ora gr mas ssilt
,
i t t> jspucnfiit vanilla
I Soak g- l.itlne In one-h alf ear
cold water j minute.*.
Put lltr.-e| f b u f hs cup water anti sugar Ih
Is hi " i mi. bring to holllAg point
and l” l boll nntU syrup will spin i
* thr- .i*l w hell dropped from tip of
spe-tii
v •I -1 n a k e d gelatine and
|e> stand mill)
pnrtlally coob-t
th ‘ a •t"l*l sail nnd flavoruuk
U-- 1
tit. d mixture ta 1ht--k nit I «»hb
I .a d r r Saliiil
|-e r lulu p i n s thlritlv tlutili-il with
: t. \• I* !.• bl> Kpounful* Km»\ S p a i k - I„ • ted • sugar, tiavlng mlxtur*.
„i,
" l i l t tu ileptlt.
I.et el.llld III
Ii n h i Liittii**
,
I pin* e until tliorellglllv chillc.-:.
•, • op i old ant* r
•| - a out on boartl Illicitly da.-tlw-l
t . *11 l.iiilirnr Wili|T
well pu.\der<‘d sugar, cut In eiittcs
iips ar.ip** Jnh •>
„ . | toil i n ' p o w ib r* il eugur. ep o n
;» Mid* pi.onliil* J^mon nitro
■ , h m a r sh m a llo w m ak e a fancy
up* sim.ir
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" - • ’ loll with yt-llOw o r "dll I
alt
|\»V 1*1 lit.
11■ -11it • fort-log fro s lto g lltrciigll
-\i| p* f Mill
Sd.i I. u** t.i*lll** 1^ vfd*t wait r f> I, , m l>iig i i i k I tube; |dact In f ile :
M ars hm allow oilxturt
in l>«iillii4: wafer, p... t ea.s’s
toluol* S, iKS.lh
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tint.*.| Vi ||n\\
.1 (1 * 1 tti•
upl silt. ‘SIM.i, Ir tii*l * r *»11 Jillre,
vM.n iilmtM 1 *1 1 1 * h* *1 in *h;i|t<* c»f
\\ It* Il I lt\ I. •Hih :•» >i i i i it, *tn
I
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pr* p «i • *1 1• ml I HI Mill II IIMIIL’ eilll
I .*.»• r h;i IvI*Ih j»Hi» •!•••**•• i Is.
ti* *1 ».•!*• *p|»l* I. iii.i i i .i .s ni»*l n r.i p* i*
t .i t,nul.ltI n I rjthilnit r^rijirt
. Ot III Mil-lit pl • ' .10*1 II I III* *1 of
•i . *♦(» all ni-i ffiHHM 1 1 til I" *t at
Jill*
I \ 11% It o r I r »i or . -inn* d
.
n %l In J h r I tattl I 'h i 'O t f •
Till o Mil •• III •II \\el
ftt.lX l.i l|*»* I
*i . ’ fi.h U m a tla a u
\ • •• V « i »
Mi**ld *
!• i r * in *»•• t •*!.| in n«*^t
\ a m l n t i t f i l n f a t ir o t'tnl Jtinn y
i»f P i t In'* P vi*-. ,i .id ,:.i i n o li w it li
■a n f inmlui/t .
tti.i \**•r i••• •
lie present at one o f these <eh
brat ions ami witnessed the bland i I len d t .I.l. spoon!ill li'onv Kp irklillg ( b lot IIImanner in which Cusiek flung gold j
^ « u|i f b M
r
nnd Christmas presents to guests.
w if e
,,
Ituvdnii 1 gg>
ferences a r c held.
O n e o f the g a n g go es Into the
b as em en t and b r i n g s a f e w cases
o f b e e r to the kitchen.
N e it h e r
C apo ne , Cusiek o r th eir close body-
Fad
j
( E o r l-’lrsl t'oiirse)
1 level tabt* spoonful K n o x (ip.irk
ling Gelatine
VI cup cold* w u le r or cold broth
1 <4 eu ps hot chicken broth
C eggs
C slices tomato
Honk gelatine In cold w a t e r T>
minutes alid dissolve In hot broth
I canned broth may he used ). Kca 1
soil with shit, pepper and II little
h tuoii Juice
I'repar.- liard-cookcil |
eggs, reiiinvltig yolks and mushing
lo u pintle with a lltllo tie■11•:<I bul .1
ter. aall. pap rik a, mavolifiab** or I m i n e white W**n») and blaiit-li-d
W o r r . st. rnliir- earn
I 'lll w hites nlmomls. • .n-h iia**l> c j n p p ' d or
of eggs with mixture a n d * p u t tie- ground mol tn r. ed th.-JUgli a tdavu.
tw o linlies tog* tit* r.- W h e n je ll) Is s . .. .on higt.lv w l . ’i a l l MiJ » n r *
W hrt i t/|j%»ai4* ••* x;I iih In
(o ld . place each *-gg lo a Imy cup i it li**.
or molil .mol pour Jelly ar ou nd •••nfVii I hmi i i i i «i rur.*. Ill jr**u/ii
T u rn liitu w* *. m old
( m o ld s should llrst I rinsed in • ii Mini
enbl wat- r ) .
W h e n lirm. turn out .lid <*11111 r n m o M on pl.iU^r nnd
on a site- of t-.riiat.i all-1 gsenish i-ir u ld i tup and u m n o d !•.»<•• with
ftiiillil .ilpl l|**U«l HllailW »»f 1*01011
with let I to • , wat* re res* mol Inn)
oiinai.se.
E g g s Mill. In ll|n|,|''d at #..* tripiut*i j* Ity and uprht* id Varaiso In gr* • 0 pepp* r n i p - . mi*l v. In n 1 >. m with Jvlli-* s t*»f t*.ni iLO.
hind them. It is then the g a n g con.
SU rid
! v P r S . «r^>> v
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Clocks,
AT LESS THAN COST!
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Ladies &. Gents
^ C * 4**!
1-3 OFF
Rings
1-3 OFF
Rings
SPECIAL
Rogers Silver
l* o ld . 15 a n d
shapes,
w h ile
Watch Chains
Goods
Sterling and Plate
Buckles
1
S ign ets,!
Ivory. ' l 7 *Si
Novelties
1-3 OFF
On and
r
4
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a fte r A p ril
lath
w e w ill b e
in o u r n e w s t o r e a t 112 S o u l h
*
P a rk Ave.
S u n fo r
U
Onyx
V
Clocks
Mens Watches
1-4 Off
1-3 OFF
Imitation
1-4 OFF
1-3 O Ff
$4.00
17 j e w e l s .
Leather
All Silver Ware
Mens ’lie lt
6 Knives&6 Forks
jc c lu n g u la r
Ladies & Gents
r
China
Slick Pins
1-4 OFF
new
Glassware ' i
1-3 OFF
Cuff Links
Watches
J
Noritake Dinner Ware
Leather Bags
1-2 OFF
t
A ll
1-3 OFF
one lot
Gold Rnr Pins
Ladies Wrist
Haviland Bavavian
-,v Mesh Bag6
and
E m b le m s,
D iam o n d s,
J > in n e r
B irth
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Baby Rings
1-3 OFF
1-2 Price
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These facts are the law:
On and al ter April 1st. your taxes become
Your Charter provides these penalties and
delinquent. The'Tax Collector must advertise
your City Commission cannot change or alter
your property for sale and sell* and issue tax
certificates.
these provisions.
You must pay your taxes as
provided by law or suffer the penalties.
Upon a sale being made during 1lie first
Regardless of the traitor in our midst who
year you must pay interest at rate of twelve per
urges that you do noJ puj your taxes, and that
cent. At end of second year if your tax certifi
you will get out of it someway, remember you
cate belongs to an individual a Tax Deed will be
will pay the penalty, and if you
issued and you will be dispossessed
your
with your City and fellowmen at this time, a
property, it makes no dilTerence whether it is
greater penalty than the above will be yours
your home, or business property or vacant lots.
in the near future and one you cannot escape.
of
If tax certificate belongs to City a suit will be
instituted and your property sold at Master’s
sale. You must pay the Deputy Collector addi
tional fees for the redemption of your property
and also the recording fees allowed by law to
the clerk of court.
i
and become a cloud upon the title of your prop
erty, and make il so you cannot
paying these additional charges.
sell
faith
On account of it appearing that many of
our citizens have been misinformed as to the
penalties they must suffer, if they fail to carry
out their obligation of paying taxes, we call
these facts to your attention, and allow until
the 15th day of April
The tax certificate will be duly recorded
break
1928, within which
to
pay your City Taxes, without any additional
penalty.
without
r
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Regardless of what might happen in the
future your tax for the year 1927 must
be paid
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CITY TAX BOOKS CLOSK APR IL 1st.
it'll. So ' ni l
Illil nlia tin
ror one thing, hi’ was not tmTrfitimtlv tihstivant to nnr k
thr
louring intimacy hyUvocn
Jack ' 'v;t\ a 11 iiir «•1
(tjjick, fiimncial o ffi c e r o f
the Ti.ri "* ft'li. ii.
CVilKwheate und Itis ch ief t’ M c a t iv
Jffr.tr and -M f'a|initc, who rha •
pi..ii OTIanian. ei|iia
rani; l.l
1: 1 1
„ f,i in fiiirnk, vice presidents.
; fur another thing,
lie was a
tin lit tie mean o f s p ir t . ’ I- \\«Jjpanlly. surly. Many a linnM.
tnri.d* i" the rani.s tame to him
tithhis trouble, only ,o he lurn.'i
juy, hart and angry, rap.nie. oi
At iilLc.* hand,
ttlways
imi.n
{tittiJs. lie would llldp li:•* bail,
i f i l always in Ids |nx-k"t no* i'i.
iitri'M'il ■vtaincr. Yt -. he tin ;• lit
the .... r
( ’it\ V:t\ Itunlis will close April 1st., after which al)
lands upon which la u s remain unpaid will Ik* s o l d for
i tl.e iXort'i
law s as pruiiik'd liy law. IVr-.enal, tn\es remainlnff
uupaid will In- placed in the hands of a deputy c o l l e c t o r ,
I’. t
htive ......
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(Legal Notices)
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It* I :t.l .H\\ Mill 11 II. Ill' \ \ ON.
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tiiMini : *1 c u* *1 tt* !-•
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«'f ill. n M «!•• Tii *t.M in' $Lr A !»
run
in today. .
SJunk f foil
than
* lit- r u i n i v o »rt;-.
I I I I I I |> II n»U h i
• lli< i u
i > i m i i oi» - * . « o i r: * m a \ I ' i . i m i L \. • > « it \ \i t i t i .
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tfuday , matuti
( l.egal Nuiices)
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and a fee charged for collodion of same.
l-a.I.KNHOY. City Tax Collector
.. ti..
ent f»r tlie man but he rhnu!
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tt son’, aft i nil tlic e!ii.-| I m .
t on In* mind, prol.aldv. ,\ *<
pay, l!lr local WO l;.T, ton',.! "hva.i
(mint
oi. A l and it m i
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hi the faindv. wii'ii't il V
t'iijtiine t l a d e IVieiuN
8
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, Sit 1’a|" lie made fl iemis. 1
(rietai*, m !m won il do r t .*1
for
imi aiif time.
Jo
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bike (
m in or
m of t.irn,
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S c ie n t if i
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TheHan
'V A M l I N t l T l l N .
(IXSI
t-irh
M so
\ .lie a t ili.t . Inti >(•• ,
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l-.’vcrv ri!i/i‘it should avnil himspir oi' the opportunity to
rtvi.Iurl** t r\ tlu* huM*li« .ii
'4'
I'UMM
•Hl'.ilt ' 'ti ! |i:;A
ftp
cast a hullot iti (ho primary election. The importance
fi 1•! , '
n tpstcriiijf is heinu' stressed in c\cry city in (lie state so
m
! ;i i ,nVi\-1 n*, .........‘ i
trails
i.t
ti.'ii .>>'
Ail m m l)sin id m i l i <
(hal l iorida may poll the largest vote in it’s history.
U'dfi. institiitl.i i
•■'mail'd iimilii ' i
I he ritrhl to vote is one of the greatest-privileges of eiti-
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"■ 'hy i I)l)l|iut al mil- ■ ■ I
1 r pecftM mnni;i',’ •*; i
tv i nrn*n
* " f u ally dlKtUlli i‘ Tin- 1,.1/jj i iimi l.U',11 ,i' ■- i.i I i 1 'I
•lit ai,.I r u in g Iu m m ' s w ill I» i.* i
fruii' jin. C a rn e g ie itud\
l;
ii
<|si' i.f jierfiirnmiii e
recuril
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Ijiifs,. cutherud I m m L'a |i ■
1
•ff thilr lici t l a r e s . in cetAaiu i >iu-■
tS'T.f iM'iliiii nut by ex p ert
it •„
p<<; aildi- tn d e te rm in e
u c.u ia i b.
j r r 'I 'ln n ie - g o in g ,
w e ig !u - i ir » >
7 I|J' 'A and nmd-rut.iiing aliihi.i
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zensliip and onl> hy a large vole are the people assured
imm
of go\enimeut according to their wishes.
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The candidates whose names appear below realize the
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importance of registration and urge that all who are
: v u o f i i a \ e s m i tu
(nullified to vote to register tod pay their poll la\. Note
in d
for (lie candidate you prefer hut hy all means register so
r e g is te r on oi
u
you LAN VCTK!
j hi rn ia ral it was 1'iund tliai lb I
( i
* » t racing ab ility ncrur> in id
..i .r u
ut J 1.^ yojirs, m culls at :<
all
V- >"ais ami in g e ld in g s jit "• r a>..
i
years.
Candidates Wish Every Citizen To Express
His or Her Choice June 5:
j flu- principal advance in t!i>- ‘i j
I
J ' 1sligation d u rin g the y e a r ba- i. i m
j t 'n lliude in tile developm ent *•!* ( t « tu n I
? a'uhuilir.eil treasures
fu r ipudi- age,
v
T'" which h erctPfu re huve had tu
iglit
i t ewisidered dcserip iively
nr at di .tune*”
W ILKINSON
|*ur County Judge Seminole County
K'. lion ( ii'iiily .Imlge
JOHN C. LEOiVARDY
Cumlidate I‘or lle-LIcction ( ‘mml) i*
Allorney.
i anditt u
I or ( oiinty
l nr I a.
at (lie
n. A .r o R B
Winchester
w*«\i
( ;irul>(!a!<i la*r (
The Kari.v Bird
fatehes 'the Worm
i p tc iid a le F o r ( h
Kllon j. Moti|>liton
Architect
’ First Nal l Hunk
S a n fo rd .
H id if.
F la.
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K. E. B R A i)Y
Cumliiltiti* !riir Sheriff Of Seminole (
I'RANK EVANS
1*^1VI
April at it. lo I lilt.
K. 11. KILIIEE
a.p.sMinr
Candidate For t d
4‘;t;i(lii!;ite For Itc-fleclion ('mini) ( o
er Ui-ilrie(, .‘i.
}.*. R. DBAS
Cumlidate For Clerk of l iicliil l « « r i
T. \V. LAWTON
( ‘andidate For Suyt. FUblic IiistnffUon
MBS. MAY BELLE M AXW ELL
( umliduU* For Sup(. Public In^lruction.
JOHN ME1SCH
Cantlidale i*»f County Fobimtssloner Pistrict
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Interesting Days
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Otltrr S7, mill,
til the l*..«l.,r f l"
. rl i n y ns t h e y o c c u r tlm > u gh -oi|t th e n n tIo n iu m th e world. Tram*Nnnfxr.l
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Vn*l!":t
"isBit
A l l m u i c l l ig h t a c o n t i n u e — ill least th e y a re a t t e m p t e d . N e w s
>iK m ■ nt
o f n vin t'on I n s t ;n n tes .'ncoj.-t W h en C ap ta in l i i n c h d i f f e ' s
.
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n o w 'n o omin
Miiitr.ii.-r late \vns vet nnccrtiiui our ;eli'i»lioiic rung m any as o u n i
:/» h ik r.. a m ;. MnMtiairiK Kiiii.tr ;is elicit Lindbergh oas .winging his wav towi.nl Paris.
«I IIM I i i n ntx it \ ri:s
Vestenlay a new worm's record for eiuli ranee flights
Vm r
4
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was
hung up. George Haltleiiian mid Eddie Stinson were,the
l% KmiiIIi*
■ '* Jo
^r«rrVrr i.rr w.Vv <
Siuiv
aviators. Ilaldeman was lucky hist summer when hr
’was ford’d down with Huth Elder far out in the Atlantic, and
nprr . ” "i,Vr.Hi!"*',r'iM ''!‘h
n" was saved hy a passing ship, lint fjhis new flight record did
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............ .............. .’net shatter the old one. merely broke it. although 'lie.v si ill
MfHir ikuiitttinrimiiriu ti.uo ™irV" had liv e 'g a llo n s o f g a s left w h e n th e y landed. so that it can he
"oh-r ..'.■'iti.1'•'!h K| . ' v " 1 '!« IV- broken a g a in u.iii m e p u b lic’s in tere st wd! he m a in ta in e d .
lOno.i
rum nC '*
hr 11rruhT~U n
iido ii n m n . i.i
nlrrt.nO.tiini
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T h e n w e ren d th a t G e o r g e Iie m u s has lie e a r e le a s e d fr o m
, hr
a sylu m .
U eU lU S. W llO l l l l u d e m l h is w i f e ill U f i t
p a s s i o n , w a s 2ic*| u It( 1
" o n t ilt* s o l e g r o u n d o l lUS.'lIVlt.V;
inrliaier_
f ir.ni
n«. o l
l ■ki.clnl lut. ..|
l*ul.
I'tci’lloiH mi hi~ tiiinur, unit inniiL.il
ilnn .nadir t liis hum-sty an tli nu*
r.r lust MVdne.-duy night. Put if i
In* Tufted a. ctt. an, if lit* pemii'U-d
himself tn lu* drawn i*?i» [in- a amt*
nf I.ilti-r pels tiniiilies anil unfair
insinuations which' Mr. ('ni)Pui is
playing, he wntihl Identify liim aT
w ith propi i lions inneli Mtmilei than
.llmse in which the vast mnjnri'y of
tin* people < f Fluiidu arc thinking
>f him today.
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It e p u h lic a n n o m i n a t i o n .
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ccrohral
h em orrhage
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S S W I ^ IT?:
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CARLTON \M> HA T HAWA Y
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Turitlu, Sui f i.O: i- |>, i mi inv ti ■
I IM i l I I. II VV | , II
i in t'!■' ■» w
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I*']] pill till | I-|| n|| 1III || | .. J !1,1 lull Im in ,, |, h, p h i ■ihem.
p -lu a a ( *Hill | .1ij1*0011- ' ll
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Three tiiin.lo-.I l.iati.l u.-tv mil po.v.
' 1hat ■--'Hid tiu*.t u
lumiire.H w.-n- hi uli i
ol l> I. Mid .IV "1 Urn i i 11.1f11\ Hilltnt*.
JlO rise in 11,e stuck nuuki l ,Mul
he ili*Npii|i*hi's .|u tint 'P.t. li a> It * !.*• a 11 ii»*f ’ u * . o| w -i*|
•(' r. f I 311•V’. v\L.f
Anyone who lui-- ileiiniit-lv m nh
ip Ids iiiiml nln iih ii- o i win,in hi
x ginni: tu vulu Pir fur (.-.-ii ,ii"i
'Oil fun n -l ii; inetl i- ' . ‘Vine |.-i
friend, leirnol'i'.-.-* >.l win-I In i li
the best nluu ui nut.
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•|»‘l nliut liH! U,1 ll ill! !' .llj Ill i ifi
I Mr I**TtjL' .Dcaftfl!
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lUldleail Cole Unlllil In
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huttee, Hull....... . t i th ■ I •» ii
\\ hr <1* jut 1 1uirr i liter i !m \v .t
U*i'|| t m*r,
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flMt tt&VrtTi'or hii! ilmt he hnd ^
chane.-
»nd cumiptiun ns w. It "
A " ‘ " l! >*' Cnrlp.ny ••facts'* .ns
sales, pilleliusen i-r re
jMli siinplvl hi-i.Mi-M- ilii\ think lu*
- vplii'-e- .-| th- "-ml .l-patt
" I tin l-lliitvit >'f i-lect i:.li.
tin nl. vvliieh. lie aih-gm, lll'ia ali
t n—
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tint
Miami I,j|s ureyinlla-otteil in...*
' 144si,fa i a- th.--e linto
■this, t.iilh Imtrt- nod small, tin- '* '
h i' eharni- ul e \ l i n\acanvc
eviiilln’ y fill tllllll ut uliv *Hhi i
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l*C llillli;! Wa \
tlii* 111
liet
bipt-.iy,
re
''lit •***•• lit 1 • o-eunnllte them alld
I k nf Im Ami- and tin. k nJIt.ial* mat.*- the-sat istai lory leplv w>- ladicated lliis. w eek" Miami I J. i . lii-ve fiio V mude. Since Hr. Untie
0
ete -I mn, I*..litu r
form wln-i pewp .- vote aen Mint, i
Id. Row . fc-.-s (hi- IteryM i -ixii.
this wiUt ild tflWafr Chut Ml-'
jnl could Im-t \ :-iirvVu* u ihi.nt
o» ai- t a. ing*f-“
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April ."dll. lo 1 |)h.
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I’or Mu* I Seller hiifet-
The Early Gird
Catches The Worm
esls’of Our Ouslonurs
T he c o n s i s i c i i l l y s a l i s f m l o i v
r e s u l t s t h a t oilU... c u slu n iej
h a v e beep e n j o y i n g fr o m I ha
tumid T'ires p a v e tile w a y to
i - i g g w tir e b u s i n e s s J^»r us.
Prepared Always!
\ ini al’. nlway
pri-par .l In ;:ia -p
m l.'TI V1.14
liavi a ipiivf ilia - .iMiie ai i uni
gn'iil liii'iin--- ..jipni I unit n-.
A Sav mi's Ar. uunt mean - ri-ail'.
imiili-v fm him- iii'f t u n - :
Save For A iTirposo!
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i **"it » *1ii Jiti'i!ii«Itd! fju.'ti !••»•!_,
W ie h t Bros. Co..
f *fM*11 lilt ,t» t "UfH t "||| V dlij (it
lil'ij I'm. het Ullii S.H I**! ' \
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T k Sailford
A tlantic NJ a.l iona1
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Sanford,
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Tires
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Account
t
la tin*, itisiiliilion is cv itleiicc ol
vino
good
pidgc incut
anti helps
von to
on in tluw orltl
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A TASTE that litis ivon snloiters ut every
n o o k a n d c o rn e r o f these U n it e d S t a t e s !
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' Mi l l i o n s
l*OM ,,,»* All.mt lie In the Pacific, from
llo* G r e a l I -ikes to the Gtdf, uittoog every elntin
finti eoiolilioii o f Mitokers lliroiif>tiotil thin
w,>olc 0 in I ry, f , It es |c r fii-|i| has made good
polrly by reason ul it.-j better lobaccoa anil
belter taste.
i iiiif
ii .ui'
id iir|i.n t i i i r nt
„ , th all the cunti.i,lurn vytiu huv.
fa'Ii d t-- c-t i-.-ntim t - . will* all tin
I. t i n . an.i iim time ills ami,. f*m ei
-1( inns that liav.. l.i.en m\..Iv.-d, ‘
U tln all tin e fp .r t > tpat iiavi- t.eeu
nu.d. I - "a*'l ' t ->ns Jlutino-av, p
W ul III *111i t! I li«t L iulHrt Iii ii|* rii||
,-|t.;»^ uiuiltl s-liitdv |iii\ i t liiiii *i I u|
M*il.stamiatimi <.r t i, -Ita-L-e »t|
<miTit|i! i>>n and triatl. it aii'iliimI
a way qs d- candidal lot*’ ifinvi-mu
It is
-uni is luntiing ivn the puldii tet-uol
»p enm.-de tliy tight of Mr. Carl
hnn
ton or « h>- u h r r pulp ita| i.ppuiieii , )•.,
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B ank
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i ' r;u lui . \ 1^1 , ,*j t.nnl* t lu d.i
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m ,ii*..mie,
VkH-l'l 1*'«\L Cj i i Ift *11 I- tll-llMlM *1 .
t.,-.*i, • |„ ,,i l.y th.
\Tiit w ou ld u r o l i l b r eq u ip
p in g w ith
Ih an in p d s.
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la-ep oil*.
StorK **n*Sll ail'l
c o m p le t e at all t i m e s a n d our
p rires s'f e x c e e t li n g l y reason
;11>tf■ that vve r a n s a y to y o u
' T o r e c o n o m y , a s well a*- l"i
lopgi-r m ile a g e , h e l l e r
Irai
lio n an d g r e a t e r e o in fo r t . buy
1h am oiid s."
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M'Hf i Tf iii v »M (*\t t ii\ *ij,‘ till •* I -H
mm
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Seminole
Cicamcrv Co.
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v. **j»* h»*f l Sir fu* : I >c«i, u
Lfi • .i i i mt In hill ul
j#
li cal A'onrst*!!' lo.
' o u r fresh I r it i 1 [
; S I i ;« u I) e r v v liv ‘
:{ Cream lor your Sum - {
diix din tier dessert.
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iiuntinir. ( v , ini: .Chippiu,;
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l*'..r the line (Imt is mine ....... mo- ta to c s . repeat tin mull ip’lical ion ta b les and at lea -l I w o - i l o n l s j j
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mov imt eq u ip im n l .
have uni III im' Tw..,il.| pain m.
bopjouslv t h r o u g h t h e timlt i plii .......... la M i. s , but li i i*\|H*.
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S id e-T i aid. I . o i l i l ip ..
Fur I -h n tin mure rustles in tallies.
7 ff
I'lioue stiij
Spain!i
A n o th e r rule, vrliieh vve feel Mire would h a v e r e s u lte d .
"tin N. .Maple A v n i n e
J hiih-s Kusm II I.uwi-II "Aladdin
m tin* ex p u ls io n o f anv iiaop ei
d u r u m t In* fir I w eek d
Italjih W. T.osslnp
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I1' ohibil e.l y o u n g 'ad - from a>so, ia tm g w ill, genii* j
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Is tipeeeh TTirn -dtiv me In
men ol her 1hall "l*e| uriieil Mil iop l in e s op a g e a l •>o | hr pm o) li
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'O iirties
-ln>t Vv t._. Ml- ionarie ■ or agen t
lioidd ha* i
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n w'.in a n .-an been Ia\ ori'd. We are aI a |i ;•*:. to II tide l - 1Hill I pule*.* jt^ Was ' * '
hruw .--I ra iklil i • ahiui. 1la 11« . II c a u s e 1111a - tak en th e
lad ie* me • Ii u nil red v r a rto g el vv i -i • h 1
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A t'a n tn .Mmil h l v . .'■Iial.e uu-ai. .
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Announces The Association Of
QUICK SliRVK I*:
T «A N S F K I?
Tnce then I have loile.l dav nnd
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nitrht
si it ut ion w a s a s e m i n a r y a w a y o m i t in It e m .
W e w o n d e r it
I have inmiey mid power and n iiy IMfiil* 1 11 g i r l s w o u ld '<f a id e to " p a s s " i! t h e r u le s w e n i
Ijniiii ijlnre,
st ill s o . s t r i c t .
tut IM aiwe nil my lumps of silver
W e fin d th is . " N o y o u n g la d y s h a ll l i f e t i m e a m v m l i e r Ul
.S p u - 1 - « nil .1 ll
Realty Co
5 In l!(l year loans on good
S A M 'O IU ) I JON I) AN D iffoi{T<;A<fo C’O.
He is
n,,t that kiifd o f a imln. Ilv wi<l not ca r e in win hy d e fa u lt.
y (.s (jiese a rc i n t e r e s li n g d a v s for tin* n e w s p a p e r , r c a i l f r : ;
ftei Mm.- I ..I C
diaii
cm11io<- WIn. |, i
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seme uf Mintl'imili ’up
husiuess properly.
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CA.SJJT.Kt I.V SPAIN
Vhi*n I w a r n Ittgirurlv Imy
But J li:nl-AiiiildiuV lamp:
Y h c n i cnuhi m u s iw p f..r ill.*f.d.i
I had fire enouirh in my lirain.
ml liuildfft, with mof s <>f indd.
.My Ifenutirut ensiles in .Spain,
straight loans on residences.
That
makes it easv for Hoover, Imt In* will not In*, pleased.
Forest Sanford
O n iin|iniu*d Cily property at 7 per cent, al’tirfivc year
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•* * D ()S S IN (f,S
O I T I f ' l v m , 1| ? I f 'I*1
W i l l i s lia s I .... .. c a m p a i g n i n g h a n k
A
iJ
4 r— ------ K
w ith it's th r illin g Wild W est S h o w s .
Iloinh e x p lo s io n s , thp I
r a t tle o f n u ich in c g u n s , th e crack o f im to m a tic s . and fatal j
‘T id e s ’’, all c o iitr ilm te to th e e x c it n ic n t. f h ic a g o is h a \ ing an
C O D ’S I t B S P O N S K : - i r my pis.
:1c, wliidi tiru rullvil by my mime, e lec tio n . M exico and N ic a r a g u a s e e m q u iet. T h e g o v e r n
hall humhic tticrnsrUcs, unit pmy, nient d ecid es to let th e C h ic a g o c a n d id a te s sh o o t it ou t.
Ohio p olitics a re q u ie te r . Imt lo o m u ch fur S e n a to r \ \ illis;
>heir wicked ways; then will i hear fa v o r ite son, ru n n in g a g a in s t Herh H o o v e r in th a t s t a t e tor
h ilv K 3 i t
MONEY TO LOAN
0 l j,. .nivimtnce rdmut trmihle nf
i ill* own is tiiat it keep.. y< u frnm
wnrryiiip ulimit tin*
irnuldcs ..I
nt her tK'ople.— Marl well Sun. ',*
lunacy commission that he is sane.. lie goes free, lie will
In «*rilrr «#i * r r *f» nli*n1m r f
riHiiH*
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a
Ijeeome
angry again some dav, Imt here’s Imping the next
Inifl if rlrriiifiiImi im tirll ,i
*»■»■("»•*» uirMf.nu. ^ •
woman
an will lie
la* as quick
tgiick on the trigger as he
lie is
is.
SATI'RIIAY. MAIU'll HI.
Chicago continues to attract the attention fit tin* nation
BIBLE VERSE TOR TOI»AY
The place to hnild your home
One iileii nf usele-s expense’ is a
nne-cycil man huying » pair nf field
rla ■*'. . will'll a telrs. npe would .In,
rinri.la Time* I'nintl.
A s ’liis ow n a t t o r n e y he s u c c e e d e d in c o n v in c in g th e ju r y th at
he w as inrtm e: still h is o w n a U o r n e y . In* h as co n v in c ed th e
“ I r r * , A i l . • • r l l « r r « . nitil
. th .-rlO N«
AjLrnr'
..h irli
• r i | i i | r r . cn.-*
- u l . l O l . s r m .. .iitier in hiif.niIf in
Ibni-miKl.
nn.lO
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u ili.rtl| .ll..i
F>t»tl
-
Loch Arbor
lean catm-tcnct?.
run 1lirtsrgino that hi* flntU It
rittorcHlinir iii'Wh in coming in those days oyer the Wires, j l,nnl
l"'n,,v 55’ 14* wjintii
Sanford ppopteaiv wisely •keeping posted on events of the
Cnrltiin hniud. n*ts nttih r«*
l.lird r i r r )
n i t e r ..non r » r r | i l
■ Su h iU i
Ml ^ n n l i i r i l , l l . i . l i h .
lit
M iikm ills
Iti- lO ii *
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(>r Seminole
(), K. S. will Imlil
i t .0o o'clock at till* home
,p jjcll on Meltunvllle
i,>ltN,1i
tin- em igre g a r
will meet at ILOU
ttbr lu'ine o f Mrs. Sheriwj|h Mm. .IfWitt ami
?t>ickim'"U as hostesses.
B|i,f tin' t'lmral Society
I a|tin l.oiy fr n s s Kpisal T::a» o'clock.
M rumtail t v meets at
#l the home o f Mrs.
p„m< mi M :i|;ao!ia A veil
IfUe-f the St. Ague*
||(,|!j I io >- Kpise.ipa 1
1, 111. |,Vld at
o'eluck
inih Ih'ijsf.
f |«irii1i
uiccling o f I la
i;[as- of the Melho
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will he helil al
11[ ihe i liureli.
l'i )l;**iannry Soeiety 01
t'huvi'h will meet at
lit t.si- chui'ch,
lOrfV' ' ' ‘h 'v II meet al
I d at th’’ home o f M nt
usl.a til '1 I'ail. Avenue
Miitlka anil .\! i s. I .1,
|koitrf.‘e-.
tioi-.I >.| Holy CroI Chunh w 'I* meet ill I! ;0 II
; the I’m 1 h I louse,
Mrs. Walker A d s As .Crystal Lake Club
Hostcss With Bridge
ilas Annual Bazaar
Mrs. Clifford* Walker was li *“ t
The annual Itazaar of t h e f t \sial
ess F i'd a y nflei nom at a very d,I .tike Soeial 1‘ luli which wa. held
lightfui bridge party at her Imnu on the evening of Mar 27lh met
utt Laurel A \ . nittywhen she enter. with its usual good success. A most
tained themem hers i . the Loti.i i ph-u-iug program
was remleied
phun Bridge < lull.
tintiug the evetiing
ns follow
An ntlruetive
attrm tive assoitmcnt
assmtment of
of
Hoh.( Hilly Mtmgrnvr
Spring flowers and ferns’ were
used with artistic effect about the
rooms where the card tallies had
tern arranged for play.
Tallies In the forms of brilliant Wc«ic.\
ViK'til Mnet, Mrs. Trcft y and Mis.
hued butterflies were used fur tie
games o f progressive lu dge. and W ....iitiau.
1‘ iauo Trio, Mrs, Kipp.
Mrupon the completion of the fifth
progression, scores w -re counted llouelitou and Mr 1‘ riest.
I lie Secret lnlerlite/zo.
uiidjirjxcs ipyuiTd. j lr*. (dang,
Dolive o f \\ inlet rail, held highest * A Paiit'itnnc "Th e Mclbnlra
score innuntf the eluh meinhei s and | mu.*' Manuel I M I'opnlo, i '■ a>
was g.veil n hand ileroiiiteil Japan- ] T r e V y : Zitigcrrlla. Mi
Veinesc vase, while the high score gm-d Musgrave; Put: irk. William Milprize, also a 'pretty .litpamse vie., grave; Maggie. V|i
I\.i jri-fty ;
went to Mrs. I--. Ilusky \Vight.
j Sun. Miss Marion lllaek; 11•■m -.
Itefreshnirnt- ri'ijdftitig tif.lmt
Mrs lli.ttder; Shadows, M
Booth;
•erfly salad, ( heese wafer-, -and. Stair-, Mi- \iet>n True; t
lam*
w idles, 1 ve and |nnidi w e...... ..
Bill V M il gl'ilV e. .1 .1,11 T V r
ed late in llu- a fteriioiin In 11
The ( 'otmnilB *■ vvas: M
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a -■I- led l.\ Ml
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Woodman, elmirm,ill, I'"- ' ' '1*1"
Sateher.
Mi
Win
Mu-grave; Mi i n "
I he bridge |d,iy» t - no lude,| \|i
Wilson Ati
I ho Fills; Mi ■ tlav
L K. Courier. Mi
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Cnihiy
Tabt- Mi
Mrs. r . u
Hake, . M, s.
H'lhiit Title;
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Tal'>..i|
F t utihflilts and i ill-, Mr ill.' Mrs
Mrs, (j,
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A ■ • 'll.i
I r 11v . Bi-vei'iig .ii i
Mrs. |• Haske Wight. ... 1 ti
I '| earn.
MI '
Betel' ' MI
Mr It -- eh, | k ,,„, ,.: \\
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Boot II.
t'le
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Will I, In .
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Marlin Addresses Disappearance Of
Kissimmee Throng Woman Is JoinedTo
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Murder Mystery
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31.
ILV.I.I Hill; N. t*„ Mar. III. ( I N S )
~Antlinritir.i today eomieiTed-the
Ifitt
'» m.tli-v!
t,:]| f(||
nut a
11lutesl fj]^
his EH
for federal ilisnppoaemire of-Sirs. Annie Terry,
still in coiUndllng the flooil waters lu-ycpr >1.| Hmham dressmaker,
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ego. with' the baffling
• f the Kissinmiet-'and Cnloosuhnt*
l'luV* rivers and' Lake Okeechobee, mn i ill r mvstery at A vent’s ferry
Senator I'ark Trammell has liven bridge i .i-t Sal unlay night two
tm'iring Flot da deiioiitiring the fishein - lea.il a woman's impas
Martin Kvcigludes I,,,ml net, tlov. sioned pl-.-.t in (he pitch-black dm',
" .... . . kill
ate," tln-n
re
enmr John W. Martin charged in .. ue>s.
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gn eem meat a d along
Mrs. I>i*I 1 Il;is Dinner
In Honor Of I’rieiufs
1
with the Mississippi river nppr*e
pr aliens pa-sei| tin- week and has
not made a visildi effort to get tin
help Flfirida 's eiintleil to. "Ciov
< u i » i Mai t in -aiil. after r-'v 'i-vv'ug
In- thi'ta*years in office, ‘‘ A f t e r tl
."■in* ia Washing!, a. I'nuomeli
has .in-i thought o| ioin ng to the
aiil of liio-e who ;ue in the same
•iatigei i- lh'«-, whi lo t llieii liv
es in the late I tkeeclioliee llooil. Iml
It i i-ntl.v lie foigot aim'll hi- bill
f i r liiat piirpt.-e ami ha* liet'ii
-1 'ending h . 1im,
r 11 >i id it in;,!.
o 1-T .1 -• It on- :tl„, at my 1!\ IT.
ghl'ie* I *,i t ii I ,■n liii h ike -late
'It'll III,- (■' i|| | ha. mi-, lirld 1 uut
and pl'.pri
lloe- l-'lorida w ml a
ii.Til uniat i.o', hi lit, ..mi,* ijj-i, t v n .
al li e n itTi'it.il i a;.ilal ,,| ,|
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gov ertlof
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next
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all authorize .1 Christ 11. 1.; Scien.e
erviees
Ehdoi (). ( ’ . Peter*. Ifoaimke. \'a.; Mi iv1"
Itti in lin e ...... b, lend, borrowe.l,
lliBhl thereafter until Oct. I
ItPtn ,rant ^'iltvon, '.Mrs. Mr*. L i e Btiiflin g. Ctem wul'ei. II
purv hast 11 "p e n daily except
begin
nt
"
"
‘
bad:
f
»n,( Mr*. Henry
Mel). MtCue, J-or.l City, Pad
Set v-ief* for Sunday wilt bt
Sundays mid holiday* from H "
Melt'll lluol .tarksoil's "till V
Murk llrotke. w ife am! daughter
‘.
' . ‘*
*
n ifi A. M. Stimhtv Stdtool.
a P M.
.lat-ktmnvillc; Mr*. K. M tJuiuwll
All aril weliome lo ulU'llfl Ibe
II \. M Moiiting U'.itslnp
••!( \>D)N V"
PH- Mm- Fnrluml o f C!r
Jmk*.mviile; D. lluddix. Jarl.— o,
7 I'. Jl. I di : «tiUU Lmleavor.
el v it c i unit l " make use of the
htfru KrWay Ul
vilte.'
H I'. M. Evening WorshipBt ailing Boom
.'•:*y* a« the guest of
We invite the puldi1 lo oil Ibe**
i n A'.'’
Bender at'liet ’ ".Mrs. A lire Woodioi-k o f llxdiltul
i
,
‘
1 ,u" t « y Club. Hoa.I.
who has been »|)t'iuliliK the w ild •( M-i v iecs.
here as the guest o f Mr*. Aim* I'
F IIIS T M K T IID D IS T ( ID Kn l
hKACII._jH.noo new ll II uiid Mr*. Hubert A. Newnuin.
W. i'. Buhrman. Pu*l
1 T ‘
f ' C Kvunge- leaves Wetlnestlay f**r Washington,
VV
Sunday St Imol. lCihl A’ hureh.
'
S u n fo rd
D,
where she will spend a few Wine, Mipe.intellde.ltP r e s c r i p t i o n s F ille d P r o m p t l)
days with Miss Olive New mini,
Pivaehmg
*ervue.
11
a i Lil
H r - A c i i - p u i q , who Is attending Martha Washing
A n d A c c u ru ld y
mediately after „ l.n rf « " " « •
E . Flrtd St.
,a,lKed fourth coun* ton Scm'nury* before -spiling from
there will be udmimslered tin Sat
Hm i u f ipfhulifU! in N e w York fo r her I.... il* in Dublin.
*
*
raimlik «.f the l.otd’s Supimr.
■ ■
helutid.
--
'A
« *1
V It I tM I tti M>
i
Pi
A
trips lo .lu an d es -l’ins, Vnliniris and
mo.-t o f lie- otbei towns neat Can*
l o g at,i :•nndav i i i i i m - will be
inaii'.'il title, I nmol row aflernoit lo
Jbe M , lal.it w bi,t, will eu' I V p-ts
e t l g ' -l - ,,|| a liver 11 ip becmtotig
l>" I
I be boiit w ill b'.iv
at
i ' rein I be v.itlil b.i-m neat tin band
-bell P kills ate made I bold ev
I 'll N|,*||- , v , i \* Sunday.
|Rcat! LnliTtains
fn iii'id^o Parly
I
tin.
-H
(f e 7uis already muds
I be evpIoMon oretii n s r ' ue*.
in lb, p'i liio-e- of
t 'leaning t mtpimy
m
ion
■. / H
-•If.’
NICK, Fiance, March HI.— ( I N S )
The KiTig of llemmirk vVho is
Inking a little liotidav on the Kiviera, gets mil n rusty bicycle e v
ery morning and goes forth alone
to inspect the countryside.
Tile King is a fine all-uroubd
sportsman and plays tenuis verywell. but says there is nothing lie
enjoys ( ...me Hum a good old- ,
, fushioned bievcle tide and be add-I
that hi* ln*ht*v«*H nr is lIn1 t»nlv 1ivihr Kinir D* n icu cr in such plcl»^-
ilN S l
w n-i-i.rn" the ro p fr iil dn ldfii'ingr the'! eiiln t'Vetrfse
ti g - 1r , , t
..
KIN,_‘ ",,,KS
■'
of I’m- ins were reported
io lined (ixlav when a I" lob e\
ploiled oi a sixteen story
loft
building on W est .".Sfi Street. Tnrei
t I.io|s We I blown UP \ lilt'll l{|ll|-<-s.
aliil pdiee leseive- were called
I'll, I'oiiil'ini; i, bell,'Veil , a.ei'd by
labor I imitdc
'I lie i,(ast m i-urml mi I hr fou.
let itlli I loot an IHole I In ,High Ine
I II !(*• 'Ll l|
"i\lroutki -l •nr*,
IM|»i , , I
l l l l l V < »,*n> - ( HI
, i.do v
p
• I-. V
1 1,-e, li
11‘ 11■• ., .1
)(iii; '
! 1 mi V Vi
K\ ■i n i- l 1 1V' 1 ml t
T ", 1 1I'll, . • 1r ,1 oil c M
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t•
l' ,ll
it Tin r ,1
II lv \
,i iI II, I,
i : |o i . i
M, edit
( dint ■Il
Daily Fashion Hint
I’lups for n special young penTK 1 IK R AN . Mar. 31.— ( I N S ) —
pie's early morning Luster Sun* , Kxport of. caviare.and dried fish
rise service at the City Hindi Shell ■/„
,l
..
wei'e
. being * made
today ,,
‘
Sea, ,s expected
we
five Santot-d churches. The services . l ° ,M'm h ,ts l » ‘- " » r level, followwhich will lie loadur'ted hy th e| 'ng the formation of the llussoyoung people them
themselves, will he-* I’ersian folnpAny, on which the
g n at V.;:to A. M. Ministers of tin- l ’ersinn (Juvernment is represented
\nrioiis I'huietn-s will assist in t h e 'b y three directors to the
three
program.
Hussion directors appointed by the
The churches vvlveh have already Soviet Covcrameat. in accordance
nmmuiircd their*, infeation of tnk with the recent fisheries ngieeing part in the program are the rnent between the two countries.
First Cliritsiap.'
First Baptist. Caspian caviare ^is reputed to l>>:
First Methodist, Presbyterian mid fhe finest m the woild, the sen t»eCoiigri gTitiomil
other
churches ] !nt-r M°ted fo r its valuable fishermay join the program lliis week.
Mint Mijipmt n liig population.
raisli f The pearl
A special ipiartelte will furnish
imarl Industry
imluslry of the Per
music,
and
Miss
------Margaret
. -■met
. . . I s'.n" Mulf i entered al the port
. of
.
' Liuir.iL
lii'iu-pnti ihishire
Ititubii and Bun
1 owmj, will
leatl from Scripture.
,
" 'b i l l s of the program will lie anAb has is again assuming von- ,
ntMintvtl i,r \i \vvi*k.
^ulcninio propc»rtion^. The m^rt1 I
The ymmg p,.„p|,- „ f Sanford p,'" ’ ifir
" " the opposilf\ten,l an invitation to till older
" f t,u>
‘ *ulf. At Bahlesitlenis.
rain, over which the
IVrsim, !
•
|Government altemptetl recently to
* III ISI S III ill
tb.
’
PAGE
al,
. 11 I - I 1
1,1 nil" I'.
•n a l i
1!..
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\ ii ' di,
",
■i l l ,
at fall .■i i
iio 1 1i in 1V
•v' l |i- 1 ' ot blood ami tlift * of
biowi l a . wil|-l f-miitl on llu- Iniil
ge.
,o-Tamt-away a woman-l.loo.l
. d bat wa- torn.,| w In,-li
was i. i : etl to,lav a- Mi- Tt r
ry‘ - I- ,
lour child.di in But
ham t
gli >if fie in I- of 1,,-e alitl
Chnllta . t antic- have l.itt-u drag
gin g i f " c dm Fear Itivcr for llubody i.i sI Sain.tiny- it lias toil
yet ' ■
a mppfi >,! v ii i on.
M
-“ " * 3
• rs ite
�:•
'I
'
THE SANF6 RP HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH fllv4 ff28
may have been i
made with home -gi
better either North
weet cream, old
Second St. at Palmetto
D A IR Y
\ ■„
.
ALDERMAN INDICTED
C H IC A G O ,
A ld erm afi
others
28.— ( I N S ) —
M ar.
TRue
lAd intad
TO
H n ffa
and
by
n
2,000
era!
**
h a r f n . m a d e liq u o r
Ih W U fen ce
radio
station!
b a v o bccn operntintr w ill he te rmin
« t e d » n J u l y 31, it w a s announcer
N o t i o n a l Pro h ib itio n
H a f f a a n d the o th e rs
arc
aaleit to- two numbers of
co m m e r c ia l
th# Fcdcro1
B" ,,°
l° - ay'
th e F e d -
Departm ent.
in
I II II
- . . --------------A f f u f q E K B t)M B C O E S O F F
.
- .
—
—
G H IC A C O i
M ar. 2&— ( I N S ) —
158.2
Con' m w sio r
of
the
hcer
pump
L . W O O D R U F F ’S S U B - D I V I S I O N
SA N F O ItD ,
S t a t e Ro ad N o . 3 ............
V. F. Rinra
Lot, 510,
S t a te
G7.92
Rond
No.
3 . . .......
C8.7
H. Wight
L o t 511, l y i n g E a s t o f State
W o . n . H o p k in s
L o t 511,ly in g W e s t o f State
EL. Wight
L o t 513, ly in g E nst o f State
W « H. Hopkins
L o t 513, l y i n g W e s t o f State
Ro ad N o . 3
00.8
Ro ad N o. 3 ........................
Road
00
N o . 3 ... ........
P. L
W oodruff
Prior Schaul
,7'i
Hruitl
Park
EstatesL o t3
B lo ck
M ...
11
Druid P a r k
E s tat es
D iu id P a r k
E s t a t e s ’ Lot
Druid P a r k
Lot
E states
Lot
M. E. K e n t
55- Block
7
,7i>
D r u id
Park
E s ta t e s Lot <i
B lo ck
5(!
7
"it ! D ruid
Park
E s ta t e s Lt>t5
B lo ck
II.
70 ' D r u id
Park
EstatesL o t f>
Block
I I. . .
Block
E s tat es
Block *1
5‘d *‘Blqck
7
Lot
00 Block
7
Lot
. F Block
8
Druid P a r k
Estates
Lot
2 B lfck 8
E s ta t e s
tait
3
Druid P a r k
*,:,,|d
P a r k E s ta t e s Lot
jjjjj,,,;
D-’ uid
P a r k E s ta t e s
Lot
537.57
Block 8
E s ta t e s
Lot
7 Block M
E s tat es
Lot
K Block 1 1
.
D r u id
Estates
Lot
9 B lo ck 19
..
Park
D r u id P a r k
E s ta t e s
L o t 111 Blqck> Pd
D r u id
P a rk
Estates
L ol
7 Block 20
D r u id
Park
E s ta t e s
Lot
N Block 2u
3:18,81
Tlic uliuvc am ! f o r e g o i n g F in a l Assessm ent
ljot
521,
ex cept
3 ____...
r ig h t
to M a y 1st, 1928, wit ho ut in te r e s t; mid n f t c r Midi
5 Block 8
338.81
a r e p a y a b le in ten e q u a l a n n u a l in s t a llm e n t- v it
o f 8 p e r cetn p e r a n n u m on all d e f e r r e d puyin at
P a ijt
E sta tes Lo.
0
Block 8
3.38.81
P a rk
E sta tes Lot
7
B lock 8
338.M
Druid
P a rk
E sta tes L< t
8
Block S
338.8)
Diuid
Diuid
Druiil
P a r k ( E sta iea LeL
P a rk E sta te s
Lot
P a rk E sta tes
Lot
0. Block S
10 Block 8
t l Block 8
;i:iii.81
Druid
D iu id
P a rk E sta tes
jj’j u k E states
12 Block 8
13 Block «
•ruid
P a rk E sta tes
Lot
] i Block K
Diuid
P ark E sta tes
i.-q
15 B ind, 8
’ ruid
P a rk E sta tes
Lot
10 Bio. I; 8
17 Block s
337.70
h nid
'■•lid
Park Kstn os
P ark E s ta te .
!.•<!
I.,i(
18 Block :
m BUu 1. *
333.2G
' "'m l
Park F '-ta te ;
1
20
338..'1
B lin k 8
318.82
57.4
...
22
Block
Block
B lotk
438,09
438.95
DAYS
: .it <
Estiii,
Entail
7
FLO R ID A .
1 ........
E
Block 7
Block* 7
way
...
E s ln ic
ISlifi k 7
Block -7
50
of
7
SANFORD,
7
7
i.t.l.t'i
333.2'
f"ll'!
flu id
333.2"
327.7"
'm ill
Druid
E.-li!.
327.7 1 I ruid
REMOVAL SALE
Sade Starts
SaAuArdayLasts Day
m Sale — Nothing Reserved
r" V " v T~\ S ~l T ~7 r \
Marked In Plain Figures
1
L / A
V
IsJ
. n n x \
)
/
/| /f A
\ J
We Mu s t
At i) A. M
T / P
/ |/ / \J V
f
Jl L !
1-3 OFF
(iold liar Pins
Ladies Wrist
Stick Pins
Ladies & Gents
Mesh Bags
white
Rings
Leather Bags
, one lot
SPECIAL
6 Knives & 6 Forks i
$4.00
mf
Olasswarc— Leather (ioods
i Noritake Dinner Ware
1-3 OFF
Watch Chains
>
Jewelry— Silverwaret- J
Haviland Bavavian
-
Ladies & Gents
Mens Belt
All Silver Ware
Buckles
Sterling and Plate
Rogers Silver
•
Watches— Diamonds.
Nothing Reserved
AT LESS THAN COST!
1-2 OFF
Cuff Links
Watches
Kntire Stock On Sale
Unl oad
BE THERE ON TIME!
Mens Watches
(hr*
lA tiilc
Block
Block 7
^ gold, IS. and 17.jeweta.
i i. ] .<_
\\ i n c h e s
H E IG H T S.
All new rectanjrulur ahupe*,
'.‘id asseij
> iiit at thi
W i t n e s s nty han d as C it y Cl*‘rk am i the .m
fo rd , F l o r i d a , *1 his 28th d a y o f M a r c h , A ,
iif
KPURUNG
B lo ck
jiayuLle in f
338.81
Druid
l ot
Lot
D ruid P a r k
Druiil P a r k
I B lin k .S
Druid
59.1
S t a te Rond N o . 3
J. A- Spurting
54 Blpck 7
Lot
I-ot 519, except rig h t o f w a y
| L Sim m o ns
Lot
25
18.5
3
S t a t e R o a d N o. 3 . .
J.
Estates
. 3. O v e rs tre e t
Ixit 517, except r ig h t o f w a y
S t a t e Rond N o .
-
Druid P a r k
L o t 515, exce pt rig h t o f w ny
S t a l e Rond N o .
11
50.0
R o ad N o . 3 ....................
F* L . W o o d ru ff
1 Block
14
11)4.11)
588..-1
181.58
Lot
B lo ck
333.2'i
377.25
Estates
EstatesL o t 2
57 Block 7
Except right o f w ay
Park
Park
6ft
of w ay
D ruid
D ruii l
Lot
F L O R ID A
L o t 509, E x c e p t rig h t
327.70
,7u
Lot
4911.81*
59
Block 7
E s ta t e s
301.03
..
53
E s ta t e s
301.03
.....
Lot
D iuid P a r k
(C o n t in u e d f r o m p a g e 7)
TO A L l # P R O P E R T Y O W N E R S O W N I N G P R O P E R T Y O N T H E
F O L LO W IN G STREETS:
FRANK
7
E s ta t e s
1101.03 Diuid P a l k
s u p p l y sto ro o f E m il Seiler. Thu
p ro prie to r, w h o lives w it h his f a m By overh ead, told police hee had rccentl y r e f u s e d - t o a l lo w w a r d p ol-
Block
4110.5(5 ■ Druid P a r k
•110.58
and
L ot 52
j Druid P a r k
H78.7H
88.32
_______________
fr o n t
D iu id P a r k E s t a t e s
288.83
a p p r o x i m a t e l y 10,000 a m a t e u r am
to rfolmto the
charf^r with
2,515.01
Block 2, leas the S. 100 ft.. ( 152.8
J. E . S p u r li n g
— T e m p o r a r y l i c e n u a un aur whicl
f e d e r a l f r o n d j u r y f o r c o n s p ira c y
U w .
L IC E N SE S
W A S H I N G T O N , M a r . 28. ( I N S
ulna
today
bars
CANCEL
--------------------4 --------------- --------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------- - -
1-3 OFF.__
a >j
Me L A U L I N ’ S
On and after April 15th we w ill he in our new store at 112 Soulh Park Ave
212 fa s t First Street
Sanford. Florida
(Joods
Imitation
J iig u clii. jJ -u ib le u irw . - V i u W c
Oiivx and
D iu n iu m H
llirth
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r
-
7
■-
y
10 —
w ily
Livestock
(Political Announcements)
P n U ii c a !
TACE SEVEN
Announcement*
T O M l. P ltO P K ItT Y O W N KltS O W N IN G I’ H O p K IlT Y ON T I I K I- .11. Connelly
Lot 10
5!>
327.70
«
1*011 TA V tSMISMIlt
K O I.U IW IN O S T R U C T :
con
i.i:iiist,.\T(itn
107.43
Less
(t
i
l
Pitting
t wtsti to annivtito-i- .....
io} iMiiillit.to
...... .
;-*, »<
t> v ■
i.n
ti* iiiiuuuntr
announce my ruiltl
rnnillilscr
for i tie office of Tax Assresor o t fnr the H a l t l.clgslnture ( u roup S T A T E IfOAti NO. :t FR O M K A T I E S T R E E T TO T H E C I T Y L IM IT S .
,.it «■'-'»’ i (fc~- **
0 - C«»h In A dvane*
SemliioiS’ WotiTit 1— sUhTWt to it,* n
1
' !,
wtil of II,.- voters In tl.* Jubv tl>- .Hllliiill u, tie held >" J *•■•T n » TolRrTng l i tin final estimated c m of- widening the paving
EKED RARE
|,,li,,nrv.
I- P- HAtlAH.
i l i t , trill b « re ceiv ed
•if'K r . t ' m r t r v t i r . N .
laid by the State Rc-.itl Department on State Rond No. 3 from Katie .Mrs.' Helen II. Moor. Lot 20
327.7ti
Special sale o f high grade feeds
■I and collector aenl
•
all this week, llought before the T o T i n : t o t i u i w n r s m u y o t it t
I67.CC
,jr for payment.
Street Smith hnd South westerly to the C-'ty Limits, from IS ft. to 30 ft.
Less Old Paving
rot v rv .
ro tt t o w r i i o . i :
------- 10c a line
#•'
ndvnnee. Horse, Poultry, and Dairy
i
w
Nli
to
iiiii .u n t ilH in t l ;n,i •,
1 <•■■1 t-....
.
•
it,.it
I
mo
a
it*
width
with
it
bituminous
macadam
surface
*>n
a
lime
rock
base.
— Sc a line
Feeds, II. It. McCall Industries, et, lotl-tnt-- for i .
Inn •to ' h.* i, f . » . • l
f *.1 i ,
C,,t|.
J60.SB
--------...7c a lin e
I (i,, *,f l*ioiii,y* ,'ii|iiiiiliot.S< li *i’i 1 ' •
in-tm-t
N • I He initiate Work , -mpletcd by Lake Worth Construction C<*.
Inc. 1th and Elm.
l-lslrlil
No
1 , K||liJ. it
lo
it..
,i.
_
.
I-■
|
..i
hl.t,
.|1>lslt let com*
1Ir». Helen II Moore Lot 21
51)
:t27.7()J
i/itra on requeat.
lyjJ.V.
h
i
.
yds,
excavation
m
5d-cents
$J0,7t*t.tK)
I-IM..II nf ti.i j)i,ter» m tin .. .
1 - i:frt»rltin • •■ ,■ . •- No-*. I.
l.es Old Paving . ,
167.14
I'lnlli* I'rlmarv ' ... |i> lit in .1it in,
I
I" It .x I-'. Kiilijeef to
m
yd*.
Muck
cm
a
vat
ion
(:i
10-A Poultry nttd E rrs
f leduccd rotes a r e
for
■ill, a . L). i » j .
'■ i ■■ ■
in ili*- Detnif*
,t 1 1 11N y i l i M ' H
'
I ' hi m v ! ■ • In M o i l JT il ie
SL00
•
.
•> a.W»:t.oi>
#n,7sj.!'0
;Tf insertions;
iftn-f.'l
_____ ‘
____
_
I I'. V’ .-'
i of a v e r a g e le n g t h
• I t A l l V C H IC K S
i n t i i i : . v o - r m s it*-' > i : t i , M i u '
' ‘
v \
m,VVm £ iV
Ft. Ml il-Ul Dt v. Co. Lot *»■*
nil
327.70?
I
O
1
N
'I'
\
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•
<
.A
11
*•
J
AII
I
*
■
•
ilea « line.
W o i k ,-' 0 ,pletc' 1iy Hutton ( ’onstruitlon t o .
Selected stock delivered, W . I>cjr_om charge o f 30c f o r
I XVMl t * llllM.MII * •• Hlttt 1.1 11 .1
**
1 CNN 1
•
62. »rJ*
homs 100 $12. Heavy Mixed 100
2'07 cu yds. grading to 52 cents
Jl,I.V.t.dt
itflltlsii** f'T r**■* '»« thoi t»*
lif*
ertlon.
f i t s * «>| t * i t ui |t \
!r«*|1' I *
267.25b
$1-2.
H.
Hocks
and
It.
I.
Hods
100
1 M i l J| H| || i : m i
I7t',7| |in. ft. concretejjirli and guttei (o
i * » : %< r.
dr»rtising is re stricted
iMMUi't N m
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f’AGE EIGHT
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Universities
LONDON,
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Oxford
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In • m otion, the aero?.,
plane hns invaded the t w o greate st
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ranted tbolr toijucsts.
MIAMI
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laid fo r 8150,000 new q
Church here./
U n iv ers ities in the H r i 'is h E m p i r e ;
Long Time O f Rest AtulTrent* Denouncer O f ( ’nils Declares
men! Will Re Necessary To
Huge Done! Issue WhlchHas
Mend Health O f Renowned
,lti*l Been Approved Should
Pitching: Ace OfWnshington
lie Spent By Wise Counsel
O K E E C H O R K E C IT Y .
M a r . 31
W A S H I N G T O N , M a r . :D ( I N S )
— W a l t e r Johnson, the “ h ig t r a i n ” — C a r r y i n g his c a m p a i g n fo r g o v
o f the p it c hin g mound f o r a score e r n o r to the shorcA 'of l ak e O ke c
M . C a rs o n , M iam i
o f y e a r s , is " a very, sick m a n . " T he chiftie.*, J a m e s
doctors claim that a f e w w o r k s rest a t to rn e y, tonight voiced h s v ie w s
time on the
E ver
anil tr eatm ent wil l b r i n g him n- ft.r the first
round to no rm a l health, but those g l a d e i d r a i n a g e question". S p e a k in g
b e fo r e an a u d 'en ee o f s ev eral bunw h o s a w the b i g pitcher taken fron
lied pers ons assem bled in the city,
a trnin here in a w heele d ch a ir
M r . C a rs .m declared that since the
and re m ov e d to E m e r g e n c y Itoanit
-ti) K me court hat
a f f i r m e d th?
nl, hail their dou b ts t •dr.y. Tin
of a
leg slativ*
“ hig s m o k e " i.i sick— th ere is re . c n s l'tu tirm a lit y
trt a u t h o r i s in g a 820,000,000 -bond
doubt o f that.
i.sue i‘n this project, the most ini*
T he 210 pound i o ' b r a w n -tim*
cttau t | rchleni no w is to see
chucked b a s e b a l l ,
o r A i i r ; icui
.hat the fund.' a r e judiciously o x
L e a g u e plates with s is s lin g
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f o r tw e n ty y e a r s have s h ru n k •*
“ I’ lim a rl.v the Kverglmles *lr.i
105, and lie looks pah - and dr..'
r a g e question is an engipecriiii
In a room at the hospital t d:iv
Johnson w a s un der treatment frdn
sr.vertd dm t its, and it. ailmitlcdl;
is un certain w hen h • w i I he aid*
to ta ke u p Ids m in a g c i i a l d .iti. s i
N ew aT k.
T h e doc tors m y lie I ' s i;r ;i *
f l i n t ihc* a f t e r cl feel
of the f it
Th? attack whi« It In* * vp ri« m- t
F lo rid a this w h i te - . lie*.. p a r t ic u la r ly m ’. r i e , .:-t.*i tie* a l ‘ <
e ff e c t * d i n g g . d d ow n i
gem-'-a
condition t<» t.-^|>.,nt v .b .,.- ;h.*i
O xford
years
and
ago
Cam bridge.
Fifteen
a . mechanical
co ntriv
It elect i d g o v e r io V .
then d ev o ted '20 m in u te s.to a" ilitf
i ussion o f the d r a i n a g e question.
H e fo llo wed
this with a rehewed
attack upon S idn ey .1. Cntts, w hom
i e c h a rg e d w it h ch a m p ion in g race
track g a m b l i n g un der the g u se i f
coun ty home lu lr.
T h • s p e ak er els > si red Fun**
H a t h a w a y ritd D o y le C a r l t o n fo r
i h e i r evas ion o f the race t r a d ; isnae and their g e n e r a l a p a t h y t o
w a r d the C u l t s ’ ra m l dacy. which
he described as a iu r l “ m e n a c e " c.
clean go vernm ent.
Cambridge Defeait
Oxford 'ii Amu,a!
Thames Crew Race
to s
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six. You still get an oiling
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SANFORD BUICK CO
DOAN'S
Ions nn hour through the
engine at 35 m. p. h. You
still get the ability to rtv.intain 50ntilcsan hour or more
for as long as you like. Conte
in ! Learn by com parison
and by driving that you get
the biggest, staunchest, most
beautiful low-priced six the
market affords today.
2.DUOK sun
4-’W h e e l lira
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New I’ Ulicr '.Ii UIm
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San Ton I Fla.
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famous uni•*-i 'i*
--•*' 1'■* *'
and one-half .'"III -•* •“ ‘ I v * i'll 1’ n •'
and M o il'a l • • n I
’l l ",
( 'anil .11 Ige t bn- y. "*i it t ti i '
ninth v i i \ ovi-r u
'-i * i *'
a'-, llv f, -d I os bud I " ti
On • rar, wi u i i-t- l n--in
I 'atnbri .g,- w m *,y t. i i* **•;
I'Stii- wu m-i.i i *i * * • '•
it.. Slill t .'» • < lll'd.l *».'*• * ' 1 • '
n
th e ne> i col •; *i !. ■n: s
Huvk Itas « mt punbiceil. I »»■» 1* in
and faithful public 't-r\.iiit Suit
hie ini-llu.il o f ap|.i a-Ii iiiii .I ••**
wi I- - b* i-auu- alter !*• vi-m ** -**i
-. **• bis work ir. uiiMilisla* t*,i/ to
Hi>-..4.ulili*.'.' ,. *
—
- —- Mr. < ar son aiil hi fa •rnl 111 •
ippnlllt llll'l t 1,1 II n Up 1.1 t 111IT to
t i . r men. sell** ti'*l from i tii iliri j
•i.-l ..ml *-ti .: i*n fnl tile i f n s l ban.I
k n o w b-il;;<- o f lb,- pinlilflll, |.i - i - i m an it'liniiii'l i at i .
I» a il
"I IIi' |
olii l
wollbl - In* the
iiM**ltilIII
lil l'.liq h whii-li the r li/i-li' W ollb l,
r d ; '.* tIn-iI* i oinplailil * ami it* mbl *
Imn it v. ii'.bi lu i-iilin ti -i ! u tb the
1 ,t\ i f go a l.I n n :
III.- i p.-millliti* |
f f u i.t! to 1-an.v "lit tli - '*.* i k.
*. so h i g h l y ■'?
, li/ J y try Fuher
At the right is listed a group
of advancements in design
which never before have
been combined in any lowpriced six! Some o f them —
such as the G-M-K cylinder
head and the cross-flow radi
ator— rank as master strokes
o f engineering. Yet these arc
only ihc til*it* features that
have been added to the basic
design which enabled the
Pontiac Six to make automo
bile history Tit the past two
years!
‘
o n l y i-* b i u t y , Inn i i j • ' o n e m e , to i , T - . i X :
w «•. *as f in n ’ll-. \
i i I Ii- •«! • is • vlin- • •
i r ;i* .-
" I |l I **V*.
T h e Spoil L a n js u Sedan /
S p rin ob eck o n s! Ami Dttirkov. iv. rs will ;;r*vr t i *.»rcase:t
in cars w*llicit take first place in rich, a llu ii.ig beauty.
G lo w no colors— colors tli;-.i rival the e x m is it c ' • » • « ( f
tit. r .in oo w — color's .'.s ilistim .. . *• .u the licet, loi.* lie.rjj
o f U n i.!» bodies b v *hrr.
. c i s o f the I'r n i n a g i -l b inmniissin:.
r m ‘l id la lu u i.e e to some place in
ibis di.'trict so that " n . n g *1 stain- •
ira-r air ‘ a i r y In* el minute I.
{Ti i arson t.-ld his mini -*i • tli.**
*• f a v o r d ii s ni'siil <*( tie* in - ill
i iiiiigc engiin i * and ill. * mpb.y
is rcnl reuRon f o r concern.
.
Joh nson Avns iicconipanii il north
w a r d b y Dr. H a r r y K a u f m a n . * l»i«-f
o f the Em ergi'iicy H ospit al s t a f f.
" W a l t e r is s u f f e r i n g float ill*
n f t e r effect t o f the fin, ami l Its* p**i
sollS which fo llo w ed in litt intest
i lift I tr:o i ire. • aff< e|ed bi^ j;i d
IlcyV,"* sttnf l * i . hiiiifinnn. " l i e iv e r v sii l.. Ini' I inn . ml id til ilia'
winning Even
i«rtmer buccen f
mw
ance. handled onl.\ by d are -d e v ils;
the aer oplane has forced Its w a y
i ilib-ni," he said, "hut in a largei
sense it i> a human problem."
*.M >,•> w ould m ove
•a Successful Six
«W*v»y*>SMV«y
F .N G K A V IN G
Diamond Mounting
Jewrlers-f Iplnnii-l ri't
Watch Iti pairing
N EW
at flu*
Winchester
SI tire
April 51h. to I Ith.
The Early llird
( "aI ehis T he Worm
L f.; Of Your Car
Electrical System
C e le r y
M a r la* i s
enu n| A g r a all lira I I ..*.*"«•
s in-opi-i uimu
with
'I''
rida Slat*' llan-aii i.l 'lur
,._ | t 1C. ( i.rliln.
I air a I lt i| .n '« n la liir
Celery eh |nin-iit • I • m • • “
Si'Uioii >i*M*'Hia> am . i.i ,i i*. I " "
eai * evt ii. Six n.lleil l‘i *••»» A....-..«t • ■
Sectn.i* ainl f» of iiiikiinv.ii ••'*i".i*
which l.ioughl tb FI m i l *'"*i| i HP. Sunfonl >hi|*m»*M " , *e •* lb*-l
UH foln.ws; 31 Waycii,-*-. -•’* i'*-t*,l
iliac \ aril ■
II I'lijkl'l -l|ii-lli.V 7‘
Cliicagi., .1 Cincinnmi, I Jci
City, 2 cacti llulf.ib,. Di-tinl. N«-iYork, Ti.i-..tit‘ *. ami I each Atlaala
Ilultlinnrc. Decatur, D ch .M-.iiic.-.
Flurcttrc, tiraiul l(a|itif>, N i-w i i i I.i
N ew O il m e . N iifin k,' l ’n,\iilencc
Washiiigtoii
ami
" • A I banv.
Si.uthiin Culif. sh |i |h-*I 12 ears
innkiiiK tile U. S. t••inI I2.’k
There i' nnlhinff new to R»y
ulioii*. tin- t. ii . h. inari..t e\ui-|.t
that the iloimuul was I'Cfalhly
Rlowrr tlian i.n the prnee. .ling iluy
ami the iiiuirtet iva- ; i - r - r iluit.
Most a: lei wore uutdi*. un the tf'J.titi
l.iisis for fi'i, & h’s wHli a r.v- fiutjy
hikin'', 4'a At Hi’s ilinounieil ni.i.t,
,*'/y * !!'( ,_ 3 u' 50c, mill* wtitiu-il I : ick
bring the usual jireiniunis,
Twentynine were rc|*i,rt<il pajiR*
eil Cini nnutl umi J'ulnntac Vunl*
during the 24-hour ptrioij elnslnit
at 8 A. M, today
di-stim-d as ful-
F you’ ll stay independent and salesman-proof
long enough to make the rounds among today’s
automobiles — and check them all point for point
— you’ ll find out quick enough why thousands cif
good pickers are picking today’s Chandler.
Th ere’s nothing con touch today's (Shandler
within hutuhfds of the price.
Nlagnificl-nt new Sixes, magnificent new Royal
Fights — dressed up in the pink o f fashion, fitted
out in the height o f luxury.
hH he first American curs equipped with Westinghouse Vacuum Drakes — therefore three times
easier and safer to control than any car you’ ve
ever driven. A feather-light touch o f your toe on
the brake pedal brings Chandler to a quick, smooth,
“ cushioned” stop. Absolutely effortless control.
I
u levies
E
And to lubricate today’s Chandler, you
press a plunger—and Chandler's centralised One
Shot” System lubricates the chassis from end to
end in the twinkling o f an eye! N o bother. tFsO
lost time. N o expense.
Your choice o f thirty charming models—CHand*
ler-huilt throiffehout — $995 to $2195, f. o. b.
lory. Come see — come drive — compare.
Florida Chandler M otor Co
tie a never i-tiiliii" •aitirec of plcaxtirc to 1 1)t-ir owners. • ni'pcndahli*
*
\vt*ulher and tinder tin* most trying conditions, F.xide Hattories an
C H A N D L E R - C L E V E L A N D
finality materials th;^j give iimg lift* and I in U* trouble.
power. 1he lugh-eompressioi), high-velocity
o f Chandler's famous I’ ikes Peak engine principle
— boosted to a higher volume than ever. Smooth,
quiet, P O TE N T.
There’s just nothing I ike today’s Chandler for snap*
»y touch-and-go action in traffic— for skimming up
»ig hills in high—for making tim eon the open road-
Sanford Fla. : '
M O T O R S
C O R P O R A T I O N
*
*
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CLEVELAND,
-a»~r|w
•’
E. Second St
Phone 101
N E W R O Y A L EIGHTS
N E W BIG SIXES
N E W I N V IN C IB L E
O H I O
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Published in KlnridiTs Heart.
The World's Greatest Vegetable
Scction.lts lUehesl Garden Idincl
VO LU M E X IX
Loused Wire Internalionl News Service
WALL STREET’S
House Votes More
Fay For Sub Men
\*.
MAKES RECORD
Greatest Speculation;
In History O f Amer
ica Enters Its Fifth
Big Week Unabated
Entire Country
*Watches Result
FORMER H E A D
TALE OF C R B ®
VolstDeclares Home
Recites Story Of
Much Corruption
VETERANS B A C K
O f1Booin’ DEFENSE MEETING
NEXT WEDNESDAY
Declared When Si mm pus Way
Ousted Front Group II Con
tinued
Enemy Activities
M It'll Id A N C IT Y . Iihi. Apr. J
—(IN S )
' i.:!e of ..'hue ranging
from fl 'gginc to murder and pal
iliinl emrupl ii . is i uuitti'il of
san.'tlOticil h* ••ic I.iv Kin-/. Kina,
wa retialed '.c.c* today hy It t'
Step’,: u-io.. .in
iiid’:*iu< Ivlin
Dratji ii . an. t'-c uui
<.■tnmniid
of III ' lint I e.iil K tall.
N E W YO RK. Apr. 2. (INST
— Wall S ttcol’o
o f spec
ulation— the neatest in Amcrirfi’s . histo/y— entered it-, Ronycvolt Camp Of War Vet
erans Officially E'rtdarses
fifth week today rinnBnted
Defense i .cy :*rugrstni Tulle
with conservative business
lle!tl
On WednesdayEvening
men asking each other. "How
StepheuMiM's story wa* t-dil in
long will it last."
his
c d I it; i* ih'pe-a. i , giv.. , under
M
l,
linn*.?',
elt
t'a.np
ol
Spanisli
N ever in the history o f the
New Yr.vk Stock Exchange Will Vcii-iaas u:id the caa.p's Xu\- order • !' I eiicra! Judge W. II S.
Solons Denounce
W .V H I M , i ON,
Being Gradually Stopped
ST. P A U .
M tin.', Apr. ‘J.
ractared heer is also falling off. j;e
•untended, "th.'r agents, w hoiu .'
flN'St ! Ionic I rowing in A iihm
oiiipcllcd to last
iverytldng *ii
icr “ is on the v.iine,'' raid formal
nieking "huv* tell tia tluit wliih'
Itrj'iXMintati\e V l*t?od In an 'ii they can .=ti ni.xeh nr t o f tin
ten law ti lay •.'•at he could prev. monnsh tu', the average luuiuln. \
that rtatenicat t«> lip a fact "re is too m m h for them*, \'oi»te.i.;
gaivi'co| what enemies of Hi said.
dry law >ay to the contrary."
Hi* also claimed tluil uiuilioft-*
'.‘ 'ale if linme brewing mat ■••Nil cussed prescript ion business is on
vipiipauMi I
failing off, f i r otic the down wal'd vrmUsv
" A ir i.t one half o f the phy s’thi.ig.” lie
declared.
'NJIanci
tlnougli th. daily paper;. You'l! .• ai.s jn the C lilted Slat *» lune
of issuing
ohaerve that wifere you u-ed to «e-. i-kid flu* privilege
prescr fitmns,"
Volstead
pares of advertisements f.ir ninlt li.pinr
syrups you see only an ixvas'ojifM ( outturn d. "Tm.i average pli.v. ic'nn
lo •- mi t want Ip he liuthetT,' y itli
snuill display now.
• 'M** Iti'iif.of lilt pi ••-enpt
"I.ork in t 'I windows of.ihe
n eViM'v tin, • month.' I"i •
stores along • •..i. m an a ll.its .
•e <p|i mildly. We s. Idm I Ime
I’ ememhcr the displays i.f n ull
vyitips" W'lii'i are they today? ibesi - e:i til'll -vui'f. M'.s; I'-iltl!
ah!( physician- seldni.i t. .• ih-i.
Iliev ere goal
I'edple di'liT Id.o the tr.uild • o f 11" k in the allotted tbiu . and Iliriay
niakilig hioae I w. \’vlsto..d ass w i nt e\ cn procure mi -.
" W e nee gntd uiil'. cuU.ilg doyv a
orted. Very lew' of them," he in
dated, know Ine*. h.er should h mi the i|iuitil;t> i f ah olioi ; lilted
n iii
made 'i h i\«• the ; 'icilities f. r t- to |it.s|i la's. W e may .11 I
nil i all • in night
nuinnfai'tiii'e. Tin ' . ten, they have fill iii *• ai list
lllh In' i . ; lu ll if ill I Ileil pi -s...
n't fSic I'tit.en e iii .tit the n •, s<
aryJ.ime for it !■
..me palntahlo. • en. The law ...\c i. a i glit'ln
-e lli il ri.il > t in. iiy of , do llii-." \id.s!»!i l i h gal :ul\ i-v'i
iioiln the Inuihle n'toi t h ’ y have to the Noithwe ’ pioliihitioii enfoi
made it." he -aid. Sale of maim i etiieiil here.
NUMBER
Member Audit Hurtmt O f ( ireulntinns
’
" ( I N S — TIu* ig(Mi who |..*t their
live.t on the iH*fatcd -uhinnrinc
S* I have prr.'nemed a mm vice
for their comrades. The lion c
today • unanimously passed a
Senate hill increasing pay in
the nhvy suhninrine service. Tlie
Idll now goes to the White
I>. C. /Stenhenson.OnrelndinnH
Ihiwp. Executive approval has
Dragon. 'la k e s Revelation
already I*oen indicated. Officers
t
In Dopogiiio” Given Under
Will ge *
per cent above their
Order O f Judge Tnontpstm
Imse pay. ami enlisted men -5
to $.70 a montli nlmve present
pay. l))vcrs will get $5 an hour
’on salvage work ia water over
00 feet.
Conservative Business
S t 1End
SANFO RD , FLO R ID A . .MONDAY. A P R IL 2. 1!)2K.
Itiftirmalinn Is Obtained That
Nunc Of Tito Liberty Bonds
Given Bj O'Neil Were From
Siti.-b Fund Of CuntitiMital
Invesliiyalin.i»' Body
Confused C’ver Find
Di'mnnds.Aro liring Made I'or
Separate Inquiry Into New
ly Rov va lull ()il Scandal
W A - i n v c T . n N Api -j
onsi
% in w v I,"lien; i f ,n\>ter.v w a
ll ccted :a|.i tiie T.-aiii.t Dime Ciisc
today wlii'o a wa- iia nvd that
I'I'II ' o'' the SWi'.IHMI ,ltl llu'lt
hptiils gi.cn up liv Jam - K O’ N’ cil.
fugitive nP .......... .came ..ut **f
April
2.-
(I» i!~ S'.-ci clary of interior
lin r Work win twice chnfirf ! ; i the Scrute this nftcmooM
'•iti; making, “untrue statemil
■i ojuiection with hi* rp• fi di pittu with Col. Carl Kitc . of Texas. Senator Carawuv
i'*> * ' Arkait-as, am) SeiinimMayfield ( 1>) of Texas, both d"il-''",.d Work made *Tintrue
: '.ateircuts ia explaining his
' '••.-Ii with K«to.«, The latter, a
v.o.ind.d was veteran, chnrgeil,
W »r!. vidled hjiu
“ liar’* and
■ l ictcd him out of the office
. . he went tlicie on a Nati ' ' iPnrk mat cr. Wick e\1 ii led that Hate- had insubcd an official of the depnitiic.it in d lor thiTiyi's onicrc'l
out of t!.e office “ 1 know Secny
Work, and I* know Col.
i- ' s, : d therefore I believe
' I IN'. ;'* said '(’inaway. •‘The
!.• iMitetit of *Se re ary Work
a tut ».hf, matter i- untrue.*'
o' .Mayfield.
Controversy Arises On A
Issue Of Blacklist Vi
ing* Certain People ifT
By Patriotic Group
Report Causes
Big Sensation
Declares Organization
Is Cats-Paw To Put
Down I'Vec Speech
BOSTON. April 2.— (IN S )
— A bitter controversy started
by charges that the Dnugh— -----— - •— '
tcrs'of the American Revolu- .
w'luit .is ei v\ kpdwn n- the ''mil ll- r \ D P I ? P A D P I V F R « '" » »••«* “ blncklistinjf” VJtrl- ^
.oS"
* a J 1j a Ci. a i l i t l V K l t 'otts individuals and organizni lit At Trading ' ’ .piiu.v
i.iiii la, h fund "
Tip- dev elo| ill •rn. i ■.call'd hv
GIVES UP BODY
1UURDER V IC T IM
I'.IV , I'llMIl 111 i sp ; • vv I; •*•. a lit i in I
ill,, t > N I lull d-. l1'! V,
.' .
lias the volume'of trading even iv ,lis-: \ today guv • then official c i- Thoinsini. o ' I'etinsy Ivatiia I w i.n rtinn of \ tin t .
11.v v diga.ing * o i ni il 11 e .,!>!.. CII
motcly appioaehed the staggering ill I'-ellHM l to the Natnina! Defense ItiLeii uprl
ItiiTn l.iiiiu*. I' mt *hu 'ga nt'oinev.
into two rivill camps.
fusion a
• I'.Ned llU I del’dared !■ '
tctnl that has heen chalked op Day n c.ing at the City Hall Wed
counsel iii a federal ant -coking to
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Mrs. Helm T. i'.nilic. of Cum- •
n, -day night, ucewding to FTnnk
Yonib Discovers The llodv Of
l'i flt.i1,
; I •"'•tlit
! t.ii
lir.reo slated, with mpn and womeo I ' . v a i o f I.nke Mary, tile earn » ini-t the Kltpi from I'eiin •vlvunia.
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bridge,
a leader o f the
faction
.Mi m v et'e I'mg red. lynelied and
t hr S« iui U* «'inii r l
in all pails of the country sittimj i • inir.niuler.
w . f 11
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bluc*hurtled tit ;lle st.il... fin . ppi In;:
Jlit* |tn>ii • •i having !
in tlie big *'poh' r gnire.” l-i-' wc<-:
.1 i
I lirovvn In t o .Murky W a t e r bsting."
“ * c » » “ tion at a
Tin- officers of die camp, hesiik* the Klaii. wliih ih i-i higiiei placed
l.lM
Ill
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n
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alone, the mimlier of shnivs dean
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'
meeting of the Huston Kthical SoMr. Kvans. arc l\. IJigei'iplist. Sen- Wole ruined *..iialiy and i dilirnl’y
•IMill v ' 'lit b I * r , J + ! t »t
ill aggrcgatril 'JI.OOII fee e-timated
• P IT T -i:t I|!t). N. ( •„ ,\pg. 2,._ i ety by declaring that two “ exin, \'j. |. Conunand' i ; It. • Shcnl
•ii iitin I \ \
w ''i n I lie . in gam. tit mil i >uhl not
Mill •j
\
value of which v.'u SI TaO.IHlO.OOi.
• l-*>' Mi lky w a tli- of the Cape reimdy virulent” grviups in Uoston
■r. .lainor Vu e Comaiamlci; 'I-'. T. h,'|t(| them t" i:s will. St (itien- 'i
VVIII II 11 l M. I: o
It was the low est week mi re. old.
:ii»** il
I ■ •• l.‘ ", i I "lav gave up the lowly have made the l>. A. H. and tho
W llinm*. ndjilta l. nuunermustn
in- ot; i ;i min a.i t ct| "WII
l'i veah d.
^
Hat h du\ nirail.. 11. - ai"Ut'd the
" f Mi • Annie Terry, la year old American lagioti “ cotspiiw o f >v
and t iii-tcc; Itov Schmidt, lii-tm
t 'lltllldii i him In
W' . toil e i
if. lull, ■• ' to 1.. ‘ . 1 1
\U entrance to lh>- stock e\* liaie:e lil,<
D i .mi ilii -maker, w ho was elnh ti'emendmts conspiracy to crush
ian; C. C. I'ricsl, slligepn; *' It
and pilliiged, riots w • 11 tin 11 • I and A m c r ic u n .Merchantnten M i l l K a r lI n in a k e S h o c k s T h a t H a v e 1'. ............. .■c ' "I'd * l- ,v •'i 1 t.|)
moh i in front 01 a itcoailwav 11u d I., lie. T la t Saturday' night, i lw tlauigiit, tree speech and even
In;.;. Chaplain; A id ed King. ••!
1llll il'.ll I. >c1*.
political of I trials licnt to inii-iMe
ater w i l l r |i.p»ulur. play running.
K ille d B elyyeen K ilt y
Xml
lie Const it tiled R ig h t A r m
'll
toll* e
into the water from tree liberty itself.'*
fuel of tin- day; I. II Walker, ol
Tl-c • l' \'t 1 . In k .....
, :. I I
ways through order- t Cm K an
Day after day Pinker* spend a
Xi v
Soy e n t v - F iy e I'e r -o n O f N a\v V id W i l l lie I .in k
4; t * » ; t « v litulge
•Tdack’ ist for lories," Mrs. Bailio
figei of the guard; W. S. Kail",
chiefs Carl- of tli
den..-it ■m.
hectic five Ilians on the finor «>f the
( 'ritist* DI Danj't'i'ni: M en a r c • i1 mao, i, w ;■ lii'-iHci m J’ •11 f
ed M i l k N a tion a l D e fe n s e
chai ged, are unjurtly stumping
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exchange. buying and sellinif -toil?- senior colot sergeant, and II. '
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dealing With mtirdei- and r hti al
I mig. junior mini seig'nnt.
u I'irc- ! • t '■■*. going to Avant's i h rgyinen. welfare workeix ®nd
1 all in i. •
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for themselves and their clients,
i Ti\? T AN 1
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tile l\ I in. id
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W \S IIIN tiTON. \|» J (|\S i
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I > ' "• wihe body idcntifiel pron im ut educators as "utnVsirHi dm Is men who voliinlefiv I withheld pending i .'i', aetUMi
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amid a wild furore. Over wmke.l
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alde, ilouhtful and unfit tu aihlrKra
Tin \tiiericiiu mi t liiint nuiiiin, i INS i D '!» #im
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the
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employees sit on high stool, tour
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Stephens n told ' lord, of \let MltI'.lll.W
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ing over atiout.Is, and trying to V•••linin' • i omit) and served in die j t r Klilll Wl'ilt’l. and ", pel |.el .It'll
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tilting
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live
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link'
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keep their hooks balanced. In Iwd;
of the ollt I Ilge-. Iii it t I ed ■ I I I III- IlilV V .1(1-1 II' Il'S •
t.. absurd lengths.'' Mrs. Ho^'iu
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so- for .tilling a' Me lonr
'ninth v. t II I II.' li it u t ' p'dli \
’ III • . m .lie A c,m l ferry said, "liven Mrs. Alvun T. Fuller,
Jtrict, in the hip hotels and in the Oviedo; Cllatlcs I i.il 1Ice V. of l.org
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and
t’Vi ilcfcUM- mid i .i m "
II ml I li i r m. < iil'fn -.'
. ping lull VD * t • »
wood;
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Iclend,
ol
Saiitoul;
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.! .• I "liplit t II:' pl onilM' wile "t ,lie govcrr. u'. eould nut
principal l i t i i ' a i nvci lin- laiio.*
places
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li" " hcing vv i il O it h . II.•li
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Walker,
of
SunfiMil.
mil
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Vi • f mi • at ly arte»t, n< ; ■: k ill a D \ It nice ing oiniply
crowds of iiumi n il women winch
ill*
The Ini mer >h a g " i l M
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M' i chiinl .M:i' m • il'-1
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' i • W" I mg on the top' I ei a use -He aci'cptcd an honorary . •
tile rire and fall of |i ii >* of v m - I-':i>k I Nans of l.ake Mtiiy
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Oil hlnckhdtrd*.
'jin nt ' i | riy
gun . ii
I < idi llll -I ii l iltc el ' an," i
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l.l.uklisted hy the D. A. It.'*. • .
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found
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ai u . Then la- r. ye i'< <1 i he c
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who liftyg
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is the .universal i ,ii -lion Kvpr^* tdi'Ut ; Mi-. I- I'ne-t. .hit ii'i' vi.e , >f l,r(i r Ivi n, inli- W i-a S i , mil
l i e I I . i 1 m|. vv
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the II 'll . in; i lin. i \u. 11
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Frank I win* '.
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tin irsclci s a'
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IMigcd, iMc'udcd I'. -liop William
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> :i* d • . asm ol ; ' I . • I .o"|i
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market can cnnt.i.
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♦MUifr • i i i * •ni • ..1«• *i <'ar'diri i r Am.IiT simi, Pi'evnlcnt Mllty F..'
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upward swing. A i I a ot
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■••inflicting opii ion i at a ic
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ti«'clui''‘l S' • at >1* Hrookhar;. of Iowa, and
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: . .h l! • •»*4 \\Il l ie . ?.aid. wa
■. • IVe • ■t a, i I i"\ id".}'
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' fin Icm dll t,s of l w -- Wall > tir-l mi
The Rev. F I'allmadc Root, ex!
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i cut iv e set rctai j ol the Federation
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Dean Ri'W'i'c I'otiml of liarvui'd
at ii
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c:.i i dv r*nd •i 111 I i. n. It\ Id .1 >*«;*.•
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lin.nation in the htiy.tig oi wi i a. >i iin 11mg w ill In Mgs. I 'm h lb.van
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n:nii.in1.11 ti n| lilt'
plli'lng
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'(t. ( * ( • t 1 d ..in i> linriow, (am..ti- criminal law1
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Various cases arc attiihulii'l in indue Wallin
l.evi. AA iliium
W. Wiigh*. ..f Sue- he i "lilhilli d it, 1lie
.ml n en i i l he Ami i .i an an ■ .haul
1- • • . .•!*-< ,. t . Kahh, Burn
\. If •n np :t*
Sim
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‘ <Ili,- 10-1 alii e
1 i i .** <, 1
( *cpinnei ion of Cw nma'iitg d .
Allen AVhite, Hali'ii
Stephen k.
l lie up
i ad All I ' . an • yv ul ii ii
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f.D i • I. till
ma that is staged six daw. a w cl.
'.A,-e, David Starr .1 viidaii, Felix
m.a pei'cli. explaining i|i • pte I el,tpi yva- made ' ' il It |Mill • I •lot ov ei * \ and >|;> I..>11 i nl h •
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ml.• •t my i u.i c
on the post studded lion. o| ic. pi.-c nl the meet ill".' Many "thei infill " ' k Uill'M I elia n k tu rc r. of tin- Hurvuid lav v
of the pay fm ci i i P' tiding lauk:i* n v.a lu
• " i" I'-.Oj. d I-',
• . c I..I IC.
Stock Exchange. Some In.jkcr- - i> civi
Ol gainful inn laive ahead, a v iliu m The K lim
L Cl)," ' ) C l o f n i c Scheoi, Alfred Haker Lewis. Itev.
aiiil ,:i.nl> « in t i nay v
ot I gilt IIIIII' I la • 1 I Ill's 'll; •h ic
cause Senator I •s i .III xnl
the people of the montcy haw lot- i nil"! scil the rally
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I C l a n I uine. Judge Ueoiy*
I mam ml I'Xperl- ol Hie g vern
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iigninst 1 lie Slerlinj l « \\(in Hill •lent lave f -I imati il that the ,io! sky and the D■
o f surplus money and they .vaill
A i.'i'cptinn will h> giMui al lh"
■at noiRuliii,' 'I !
I. lie.'Ill Ic I . .'I
wllii li would have al»di h d piiioi h cy will vo.'t tiie govci'iimcnt
to take a chance wiili it. t ld n iitical wilier, ‘ .N'oiman llapgvKwl,
fu ll din 11it \ hii i Ii Ii li tr III l.ake Mai"
"ii t and l'i'- •»• iher grew•iiai,.. |
llll srllnn I- anil lutil I'M it ■.!ijt
ruy that the pub1.,.. it- i.na.ui. Inlliori'oyv' niglit f"i
tlOII.IIIHI
i
year.
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would
if'
mueli
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Frank I'. Walsh, and others,
AD
liyve-'.
I.' i hi I 'll hi i i I I l ilt /
tinn fired li.v tit* i.'po.t
of hig |{efri—hmciit- y%i 11 lie served mil •ither pur|iit-c- "
■ . t ip lillu r
t h e d i - p i l l it V lielvvi il
('iganiratioiis of
the
a'.lqgvd
11ll.ldl'cd- . I pci -"II- f II d I 1 .
'..in 'll! pay "i f< reign mol amei i' a i iii i
lie loh! '".yv .1. K a
| rirfits that n-iii.i nave iiiady, lint •*>**•: •* III "Vlli HI* i .mnl x i.- il
’Ilackhst"
-'ihnuttcd
hy
Mrs.
Bail
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"!'• igh
I llll* I II sot |. \d
.s » » . , • • :
inm l l1i ii \ V
tuken tile hit in it., teeth, ih teimin \ilril 11» a trad.
illtlgen h> pledging 1 i" 1
r. I ml , April • limit M'Uiee i. wlioli
\turi n n
ie included the Young Men's Christ*
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Ill • ,»*•! ijcllif t f \S t ■1
of a stilts |de pa 1
v"Ic- • t elect 1 hem. It" • •
ed to horn in on the piofits, a id
-hip . vv iii i
i I m i is a luilddiiig
ian Ass«v..ititn. the Young Worn*’
refill c i•i ill i 'dd
i lull
So r ii i u i.' ■
lav m • vplauatioi
huyitlg stocks mi a st ale in vei he
ut April
.. a l t.
W. I f put ill * I I ice to ' I
Idi a I, , n W’ol 1I vv de i.ni|el ,1 i l
en'. • hrist.au Association, the N a
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In II .over. 22.
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III ilildlt loll vt i- |11 p -I'll l
tional Catholic XYcdfniu ('ouncil.
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Igllei • be,up !,| I
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cline to the vt.-.v mat the e x t c
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file National Child l.nlvoi Ccmunfted ni in .......
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ruination of the mieketshop and tht ." ' h'.K v a
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of rllpel'V -I III I VI I 1*11 |'l> ls| |.
tec, the Wcl'jsle) College Forum,
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I r.'trie ii'w of coniiiiodit\ gambling
1*i v. mill lie he Iv "I Ivstill'I- WIIVClhll. I In
loll of m w i i i i i i limit -u p vvii ell
"I is tu O'Utl
the Aale l.ihcial l luh. tlw Hailciiffe
W A S H I NHTt >N. Apr 2 ' IN S •
n'rc important factor'.ii ; i a ■llll a I' III HI I.V
nn i iv e g .y i i'iinient I anI to . I
-IV.. on i
I ih ra! Club, the International
itepmis lliilt
Walter
1 Im on.
Both hu hv. n d "W!let?tl. Tiu*re I Julie* - Cat merit Winkers Uniort
U llll; Il 11• "VV Del - Would I. l
N lie ,
ail
to,
lh"
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IH.AST ..i iMii; l i d
ful iwefit y y ais the - p c d hall
VV1 1 ,' l.l o ,k- • v ltd ■Ii c nil i j t h
I I. . !
.;i i. I en a n e a t a lviiutagi- iii "t.ITtnmig
Cc.tiac'H of Jewisii Women and niortr*.
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in e of tile Alllcrnati l.e.igue, i" v leve.i'fd till!
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g "' i Mill lent lo ill- al t lie i it. ,.f I .v
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I I ii a hundred o h.crs.
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* HI.UKFIKI.D. West Va.. \| . J slill ei llig 11 <•i■i I ul." i , uh'sis vv re
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I" Hire, p i lent I, . |kaii in i
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——< I N S ) —-An ex plus on in tin No. ih nieil ti.ilav hy hi- pliyslv tail, l'i
Sanford l»n*chal| * uihu-i i
n an- the S 1 1 , t:.cy t , |, \a •
2 n in e i f the K t y »l m- Con* ami
i . o ■ i ho i
Il l it TIMM KN DS
C H A W KL
ml "oil'll In le.pilled I., apjil 'V. Ill
-i;o dr pint via
T'.i 1lie
II. M Kaiitinaii
Jolmson w a night will ilei nle w h Der
i. D
Cok»* Company was I'eport.d here
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I'Nuergctii > llospilal 1 nev walll I he * <lei \ I I I ’
vigil it ml "iiriioi ti. || |’|i> . i, .
rhortly alter noon today Amhul
I I "t Sill'I'l I .tun-.ii*
■aturday
W A S H IN G TO N . Apr. 2. (I N S )
Ni:\v XMIJK. A in.
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\anccs u.id doctors wet.- ru-lnd to Il le last week from Flnrula. He a hasehall te'int in tin* f loi ula Sliilr under the prop
ait. ii.uld he
•li.' Inn, t> pa v iilt'ill ""liner -i-ti i
Appropriations of $t5.lHli) to jin»*
“ I I I lIl'tlT VVIII |III- I i . l ' jump on In t l »
i- li.'ll'veil Seli.t
bus Ins; nearly ."ill pounds in weight, loop tin . yea- a' a " " 1
tailed into service in war time
mild I ,' <• . n.h d • Api d I >, a
vide a Id foot channel. Kill feet
•'•ul o f t o' w*iHi<iuT If 11 i -pn1 .•
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K-thei
tip
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Seminole
County
t
ml
Home
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and was taken from tin- train in a
Till' new lull, which will . uu’ .iie
•Ai" l ta j In.
. I ' itf'droy he ■ wide, between the mouth of llo.l'i"
-.-.I D •
^ o'cleck called hy l' A. Palnui. I eat II11 - i.f the J 'lies Ht.lciU'i • it Jnliii Tidier. .“ I, ., -al .man. wl,t»i i , -m li i.f I ■ tla.e
COW M IT T S St It I DC
wheel v hail'.
I
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pn
l.ed
up
a
ati'.ilg’d
is.
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lio'lid
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'lull
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mill
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'ti.tun;
t the nke River and Albemarle Sound, N.
president of I lie local • luh. Mi • ill llet sh P Hill passed |,y tu,.
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“ All examiim'ions mid In'miatncy
IM' t l - t' "tight C„ wa- n commended to Congress
- C H A T H A M T i l Kl ICICV, Franca.
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Palmer emphasised '•'■ fact 'hat ate i!ltd the White Hill fm? pi vale Iv five ami teii lent p I.t r ganAe t II pi "|" t '
last night at i lie litiin
I,'"hi’i l act'.Tiling t. t In illav .if
, voluntct'i'i d to go with her. hy War Drpu tmint engineers to*i
Apr.
2.-—(I N . S )— Itcturuin.;
to tests have failed to rcvcul the no fiimncinl aid will he asked fm "Wriership watli govei ninent
d . ! Miller, a fiien,i.
Tl„. piTTCItltmt' Ilf , lit|l,y Hi m *Chiiteau Thelrry vvlicic he had -liglu -i indication of tchcrculosis," ai tonight's meeting.
'• .in ■. it wa. !'-.i: in d. wa- ban day.
w
II
raise
the
niexininni
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“ Tile le d f'-ught with tin second division of said Dr. Kaufman.
If the fans sh .yv siirfn ici.t •“ ■ I* -tofliee Depaitmcm run pa t o * " X I '!. ; , :l Will.” d, , idl'd : III' "I 'l . aid coldd not he a tertanted to- *)'*kv in love and was t < have bee 1
have
shown,
however,
an
infiction tliusiasm i f the m.etiug anotlpn
.ALTOONA 17 ni"!i' Kurnpean
the United States Army in the
earry ing
foreign
mailI'lus *'l* place , Mil,’* and . h« w ive., of dn> fiotn John it, Jml.iits, munty i iuriin! yestdilav lolm and Kdgji-verietii
. of g:.iprs added tc> Ex
K
'kovv
hy
tiict-,
ai
d
tin;
j'ir''»
tile
III'"
ti""
Alt'
i
lh.
'll.iv..
To
battle xvh'lrh halted the Herman's of tlie colon ami kidneys, resulting will he called at ' • c u r t 'muse ehange m the law. rx| i it ,
m
' " ’ 1,1 11 ' i • " I." ^anl In* had ,o
of Deniko
, acciiiul drive on Paris, an A m 41 ivun from the poisons of influenr.a. Il Wednesday night when diiect'iiu ■il d. Would luisr the' pn-tul pa'' her and 1. wile kepi i.ii. mp v.ii li ?et had a " opportunity t*. elti^n,; • ,vi- •rt nt I-, w ure t i|,. 11 iiito iti? it rime '.aI Vineyard
Brothei
-.
in
;.r
Itcre.
hut
lalei
ivteusail.
'•
iftr
and
l'i
Milei
.|i..,'ped
nut.
heliovci} to be Krnest Strieker, of is iio| iilicoiiliiioo. With rest and for till cillh will he pick'll fo|- l ie fi "in
U|. hi- hooktin,fHMI 1 , X| 7,111111.0110
Tnher, whi had Ini n h - m r stead
Clayton, Wi.<„ committed aiiicid.' treatment lie should r*rover be present season. Al • Pnlmci .Mil III
ill. finally wave re.j and calhil II
. tmlay,..V*' *
, fore long.’’
that llii- names ol men who have
displayed hi?
agreed to buck the i luh will he an
"Nn i>"i>d,'
nounred at that time.
got a full h'.us
The president stud lie Imped all
Sanford huschull lover- will make
Denial and medii iil i xaininati >u novi'il. "la
.
,
,
U AI I I I .Ml M.
Id.. Apt
' • ■ • . •
» • •
•
W
an iffo r t to attend tonight's meet •f all iliildii'ii I,, Snnfitrd'H negro | Mr-. Ttil.er laughed, poektled tin (I N S i- I'.lii e hen* wen
Ful 'nn*
'Mtirty -six (•« r i o f ja w violations^ Williams and Frank Pell were nil
ing so that a true expression of schools will he made duriii|; the money, mid thivw her raids ml > three men, m u .tod mi -ivnil ml;,
<1 $5 fur speeding, and Mrs. B.
local feeling toward the hall dill plcsclit Week hy lilglu doclnrs and (lie, discards, face down. A violin* >?I*
v
ct>.
• nlell .in 'Muttli'ipal/Court th n i Gntd
tic . iii vt 1.gull d tiu >.s, f(' •
A day and night watch extending ( wus idrntifeid hy Sherman l.loyd, could he obtained, lie -aid llii dentists as pail ,,f the nhservanee ipiaiii'l fidlovved. Taber ti pped in* *'or of on • o f D e prison i » itiAolv
morning -ranging froh. (lm rge. o f. K " h itn e r Jr. and ti. T Cowan
.
, I were fined $•» ruch for violation o (
aver a months time was revvanlcd owner of the store, from the serial* meeting would not lake more titan of National Negr.i lleultli Week, to Hie m xl room. There was a Ing himself and i lie o f hi - i on pan
»
Clash. The others ran t.> the wind nv ■i i * m several killings in .Nunn di'i*. ,ng JUVI,hr Vehicles while under , lh(, lh,.3Ugh Htre#t law.
j
numbers
which
lie’
bail
noted
Satj
nr
2
"
minutes.
wliich
begun
A
m
il
I
ami
contin
yeJterday morning when Officer
III
influence
of
liquor
to
a
cha'rg«f
which
were
nut
traffic
law
and
saw
Taber
writhing'
mi
the
jjrday
night.
Carolina. 'I lie iu.-ii gave th.'se iciuie?
ues through April K.
t. C. Wilcox a rested f ’ liniles Wes- i The day and niglit guiiul over
pavement on tlie alle.vway one.
b a n d it s m m
yur.NT
Warren ti. Moore, TI, Aivi? o f “ blocking traffic” made against j vhiluUnn* included: Frank K. Held,
I
he
week
was
ii|H'iicd
in
Sail'
’ ley, u negro, in the a d of rifling each week end was posted by the
{•disorderly conduct, continued to
story
below.
He
was
dead
when
an
,
Smith
‘J.*. nnd Joel Jut k* .ii^|fchP "lie defendant.
fmd Friday night at' Zion Hope
ambulance arrived.
l ’ lTTSB UItGII, Apr. 2. (I N S )
the cash register in Lloyd's Shoe police inbuilt a montli ago when Mr.
Church when II. C. DulUse, chair
•
-——- ■■■ |■m m a«o*
WUf.‘
Stare, according t j the police di t Lloyd began misisng money frorti —Armed wjtli shotguns and rifles, man o f the .Hrmimde Cminty Health
Sim*
in msTKnss
three
bandits
held
up
messengers
l his register. Severn) times after
part men t.
Council, which is sponsoring tliei
,an»-WUaae,».a«a»-i»p guard in-a real the guard was posted, money diaup* I o f the Ward Baking Company at
yampaign, and S. O. Shinli.dsor,
SA N FRANCISCO, Apr. 2.
peum!
during
the
curly
morning
ll:.‘IO
today
and
escaped
with
$H>.
room Af the irtore ut about 7 o'clock
president‘o f the Cluimher of Com- ( I N S ) — With 2!' imii ttlmard. the
yesterdaymtorningI when
heiird when tiu' watch Was changed. X'es- 000 Ti cash anil hctwc.'ii $25,000
.. lie
. _ heirnl
ineire, spoke.
freighter Jane Nettletun today i< hbvading a deputy sheriff iuul yit- gi\e|i.the i-ni\v senjeiice Sylvester »us;%;dcd; F'annv Choice,- .-amt
tlie front door open and u minute terday morning Officer C. C. Flynn aqd $50,000 in checks.'
•Sunday morning the pastors of in distres* o ff Cape Blanco, ;il2 cuping fropi a gang ut Wilnv? | Miller was flic negro fined $2 for clunge, $50 bond v r lr a tr d . ^1.
later detected the tinkle of the hud just gone o f f duty und Wilcox
P L A N T C I T Y — Banner records all the negro churches all dcliver- miles north o f here, uecyrdiug to inglon.'Jackson
llenley,
chavge'd wit If, being
intoxr' f j 'j
hclij in tin* lie*^ Wockjng. traffic,
While
Ctahapi's
^
. .........
.
x
t
. .jVpjg,
ra»h *register a* the drawer wa* Just come on when Wesley entered.
**• •»,* » * S n r h - d |s*n ths front Muring the month, approximately to be made this year for production e .1 sermons on health and began a radio reports received from Coos lief, he may be ii material witness $10 bynd was estreated on n reck- j iitted, was f ’m-xi■|5, and llena/V %
.••*••-mi* i red. Merordinf to Mr* and shipment of strawberries from clean up week drive along Xhe cities I Bay by the Marine Department of to "some o f tku crimes userijied to h-v-xluvrcg charge.
o f •!.;* . ’ -p' *
d U’ ■*<*•.• •»"«!
.
I Louis and R. D. Butler w er* fined ’
P ’ a;.t H t v firUs.
colored population,
...
« I the Chamber q( Commerce,
u. ,i O'
the other pair,
•
•
f •,,.(i v . , . 's'i >i, i.l, p , I.,l, j ,, , ; ri ,i.'e >••
Walter Lee Btoudcnmlrc, P. J. 1f 10 each «n Uve same charfa,
•
*
^V
%
*‘ v
'Z
n S ’m.
SHIPPING BILL TO LANDSLIDES HAVE
PLACE MARINE AS FOLLOWED QU AKE
ARM OF DEFENSE THAT HIT SMYRNA
Small IV
L ily 's Taxes
Tax
_ _
lily’s
Have Indicates Suicide
Been F^;*!!y Paid Over Love Affairs
Doctor Denies Walter
Johnson Has Disease
r
Baseball Rally Tu
Determine Destiny
Of Sanford’s Team
Man rouses Baker
Game And Commits
Suicide Alter Rmv
Nc*«ro Children Will
Have Medical Kxam.
Officer Wilcox Arr ests Negro In Act
Of Rifling Shoe Store Cash Register
....... .
UTs-Zkrc
,,
Law Violation
Ar£%alled Before Municipal Court •
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f f
U
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lmt
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TH E SANFO RD HERALD* M O N D AY, A P R IL 2, 102S
Underwood On Free Government
Herald
frrrr iflm t r a tiw H
B A SE B A LL B U SIN E SS
ST. A l ’ G F S T I N R RECORD
Chief Logan Acts
.
T A M I*A T l t l R I ’ P R
Osc,*,r Underwood o f Alabama i’ h not always right, but,
right or Wrong, he is always interoatinii. In the Senatfe he
Organized baseball is not a there is noth ng paid to tno news
Yesterday's Tribune printed the
im ii
r lu *
M t t r r hns fought for hi* native state for a good many years and has
sport. It a an amusement, n« much papers for the hard to-set box names nnd street numbers of the
_____ i t . i * i » , lit t t r p « « i » r n « »
Hanford. Florida. n m i r r art at made Ids name familiar to everyone. More than once on the ,n aa the theatre. The players of zcores, the columns o f ‘•dope,” the places where bolitn wns “ thrown."
r ( a a t m i at Karri t , 1MT.
These tacts were published tie
verge o f the presidency, he failed because lie had too many the diamond are actors performing big picture layouts o f players.
IIOLUXt) U DRAW_____ Fdllar enemies, hut somehow a man’s enemies, while Indicative o f
.cause Chief of Police I.ugan hud
The
newspaper:,
m
e
what
the
a IIOWARU REHU _____ Haaacrr
for fabulously large salaries to
i:p H I.*, E . J O > E h .M a a a tla a K d lln r his weakness’nt large, sometimes show his strength of char
men who sell players and franchis publicly iished f:lr specific inf.>r
entertain the throng- who pay stiff
es
at tremendous profit would call, inatiou upon which he could act.
n r n n c n ir r iu iv h a t u
acter.
admission prices to the pafks. to use
As this comment is written a "
O a r V r a r __
the r
own vcmacutuf-,
W riting recently in the Forum magazine, Senator Un
■ la M natha
contemporary breaks its conspirti-There
are
fortunes
invested
in
_oy;
"suckers.”
F->r
a
few
pits$fg*wWch
_ Rt.Tft derwood, frequently vexed during the course o f his long
on- silence upon w-tltn new, to an
.gniK7ed baseball, anO tort urea Htre even the owners of the publirat
- ftO.I*
political career by the necessity foi compromise, says he has being made out of the Inmneas,
noil lice that the chief lias hastened
jotis
<annul
gel
lodd
o
f
without’
T I T llr r a ld , R aafard 'a pf o a r e r a r m been “ constantly aware o f the conflict licttw eeii the t ’oiigress A ml a Liuluke* iUUuly.li>. —To any ‘.toeing’ ’ the men who presale over tii~ncL-upon the astounding-mteh *
r a ja r , a a b a rrlb ra
ta
th e la t r r a a
lla a a l Riawa I r r r l r r , m r t r f r f fraaa and the ftmilamentid principles o r m -c ,go\,c(,
^TTTiiit lITSrvmr c*f the leading Amer sports desks, a thriving ImsTfiess TTJP'bi-cfunilahMl extlusfvely in
Mala a a r » H a r a r w i - e r v a a lc a lla a
columns yesterday. Warrants have
ind indtuUrii is not exaggerat in every sizable American com mu
m n t r n i n a a a t a a r t l t i l l r r a m - has promised fiimself "thar ay, way o f compromises i wn» m
la ft a ll t l r I r a l l u r r r a l a
been issued and served by the chief !
ing.
nity
is
maintained.
The
public
de
r.titp
Ttm i. x. ». "I ‘Jt! times compelled to accept. 1 would s**nie day point out Imw we
Dtit baseball i> the one business mands baseball nows, because the himself. The "big three" of bolitn
prHatir rfTtrifAt ia piorida nud u had drifted ‘‘v - v from tiie ideals of thujficnt men that found
that is able to lie highly successful public is intensely interested in have given bond for their personal
ed our Republic.”
.
•
without paying out any of its gross baseball. Rut that interest would appearance i ifeourt today. The T r i
H r llr o a ld la a
sarjalter a t H r
Alid in liis l'orum article he does just that— explicitly,
A u illl H u rra a a t t I r r a la t la M .
receipts for advertising. The mer wane ami die in short order if all bune repot ters who witnessed the 1
la lr r a a t iu a a l A a a a rla lla a o f P a h . vigorously,— more in sorrow than in anger hut without the
chant princes invest from three to the publishers began omitting throwing have been summoned- ns
■ U r n , A d v e r tis e r * . a ad A d r r r lla la a
A *e n t*
rrftlell
r r i a l r n rar.‘ least mincing o f words.
four p< r cent of their incomes in hasehall publicity— unpaid for ad* witnesses.
I'alaU ab rr narmlarr la a a b a ilt to
"The men who organized our Republic believed in in advet Using, and they say frankly I vertising— from their columns.'The
It required no remarkable rella r a a tk
a a d ll
of
a a b a rrlp llm
M ali la a r d r r ta T a r i f f a h in la lr l
that it pays them in rich dividends. newspapers are responsible for the portorial detective work to find
dividualism,”
he
writes.
"Th
ey
cleared
the
way
through
a
i l l rla la ta i f r lr r a la t lo a aa t t r l l a
Ur a -a t b a iln ra a n t 'k a d t .
trackless forest and laid the foundation for the building o f the Captains of finance, great manu existing public interest in the the bolitn headquarters. AVe asked
greatest
industrial empire the world lias ever known; hut they facturing concerns, like the auto game and the players. The news the young fnun who visited Poet’ MONDAY. A P R !!.
inaugurated their national life with the declaration that the mobile makers, cannot survive papers create the demand of their how he found it. f^uid he: "Oh, I
without advertising. The moving
had u general idea where it was
illltl.K VERSE FOR TO D A I
less the government o f t^he United States sncddled in their plctujtg industry realizes as fully readers for baseball news/ Special
wires are installed in newspaper *rnm gossip I ’ve heard at police
affairs, the better off they,would be.
as any group the tremendous force offices to br'ng to them the "free headquarters YAn chn ask anyone
PICTURE
OF PE AC E :— The
Today, he says, we have goi so far away from that that advort’sing Is In the matter gratis" advertisements <f thrifty on the streets in the neighborhood
wolf alio shall dwell with the lamb,
ideal that we are approaching a positive paternalism. The of producing .increased receipts. hasehall magnates becoming thrif- and he’ll tell you. It’s known ns
•wind the leopard shall lie down with
government regulates tjhe prices o f some businesses— like Slices cannot continue without, pit* t :cr nnd wealthier with each suc well us the I’os to ff ice.’ Three men
the kid: and the calf nnd the young the railroads. It sets up a Trade Commission to control busi vertising ami trade names that are ceeding season. Special editor* are from a newspaper office In an hour
household words drop into obliv employed, additional linotype oper secured the information the chief
linn and the falling together: and ness It tells businesses how b ig‘they can and cannot no.
n little child shall lead-them.—
And, he says, "the encroachments of the Federal gov ion when withdrawn from the prin ators put to work, and costly “ ex sought. One hundred and seventyted page.
tras" ptild shed and circulated to five police officers, and a dozen or
Isaiah 11:0.. ‘
ernment on tin* rights of the state governments has made this
Then how does the baseball bus swell the hasehall club owners' more deputy sheriffs couldn’t se
P R A Y E R :— O Thou Prinee of unhappy condition in our country possible b.v attempting to
cure it Comment is siqierfluous.
Peace, may Thy dominion soon ex- set up moral, economic, and educational standards that are iness survive without publicity? gate receipts.
The newspapers donate their space,
Now the Chief has summoned
I f 1the daily publisher- ever conn
I ltuI o’er all the earth, nnd may we
nation-wide in their influence and consequences. .M ost of file columns upon columns, pages upon to and begin charging for baseball our reporters to appear
lie a bio to contribute Largely to
; evils o f government we suffer from today would have been pages, to the upkeep of the highly advert'sing the movement will net trials a, witnesses. W e ’re chtious.T
hastening thin day.
|avoided had the legislature followed the principles proelaim- profitable baseball industry. Oc* .cssui-ilv have to he concerted, tin about these trials. Will the1city’.*'j
N’o, business han’t been bad; it’s ell as the pillars o f strength that sustained the I*ederal l nion <asionully there is n paid ail about amnion-. A newspaper carrying no police and prosecuting officials |
■I
M a lH l
r ie r M a .
A m if,
a hall game; sometimes a sports tfiselmlI news, competing with a "pass the htiik" to the Tribune re-,
' edit >r is iilaccd ,,n the payroll o f n newspaper that did carry t, would porters, win, (iiiiiertonk. at the 1
I Chiefs puhlit rv iuest. to furnish |
Mrasehall club. Other than that lose thoii'uimls of eircilhitInn
him information his officers could
I have secured .oj- the a-king'.' Or.
On improved City properly nt 7 per cent. .‘I to five war
AW have heard petiple say. even people who rend, ” W by
with tin- vigor he showed vestec- 1
i
day,
will
he
push
these
proseeu
is a nevCSjiajHT ?" O n e dear ohl laily says she learns th e
straight loans on residences, .7 to H(l year loans on goon
tions through (o successful cnneluI M I .A T K A N E W S
newM of Iho World over the ratlin, she prepares her shopping
sums
.
list from circulars left on her floor step, anil when she loses i
business properly.
This pnitieolur section of Florida |what is commonly termed t’ good
When be appointed the Chief,
anything she posts a notice on the bulletin lioard in the postmix*
t
Tin
y
-houM
Innk
upain
h
.Mayor
Mi
Kay
told
him
and
hi.4
I in tin- deis oslleclallv inter*
olTice.
.
'
,
M*Witnr nnd I'DtiiTif•^‘.m nn
puli
^ffitvrw how hr* t'Xpi'ctt'd them to
We would he wholly at a loss to try to answer her ques-.
*>t the si Jiilin* river,
tic
servant.
.......
..
hv
them
to
r*
|
*
:
,:' w .
“ *•’"» •'*
tinn ourteh'es, hut we find in Time, a splendid weekly maga- .in- if the lute's hugest inlaml
keep
himpa clean ami d ia ls
s . < o ... ,
i
,
.
,
11!! K. Second St.
Albert Fall, on his death bed, >-■* • zinc*, nil a n s w e r h v l)r . T n a d d e u s Lincnln .linltnK. p r o f e s s o r .waterways. Il- ■humid deepened, resent thetr m ’. c i e s t s at the tuition i their
job. U r took a hand m it only
making a desperate effort to ‘Vumu o f p s y c h o lo g y ul T e m p l e U n i v e r s i t y , IMiili'lelpliia. w h o says. a eiinai con- t/ncii p from .‘-anf-.nl at ea> :tal It Hk - i ' ek to ihslgv- li.-eiius'e the Chief’s mull couldn't
I to iilfoill another nutlet to tile At- the oiu-istiori, t i curry favor vvith! find tiie well known cafes bull' the
clean” with the government, but he
" S u s p e n s e — the a lt e r n a t io n b e tw e e n hope and d e p res sio n
hinti■, it I eupubli- of hemming,
is still trying to shield his friend
— is, a f t e r all, s o m e t h in g that our n a tu res dem and .
A n d not only a great artery f..i- tin- * one *'it*..u at *«‘i • xpi-nse of an t town knew ahotit.
Sinclair, who is not so sick.
If the t ltief, having hated the
here is w h e r e the n e w s p a p e r m in e s in tp o u r r o u tin e live s as 11 an- port nl ion " f freight h it ;i t-o other, to how* I , ttii* mandate of
—------o—----leaves lieIli-ti
mlcie-t
.
Hie'.
Iloiihl
be
id- •dfenders into eourt.
li'oni this d re a d ed , l i n g e i i n g Ho- meeeji of pl.:i-iiii- lover- ami
AVhal they are asking around a s a v in g grace, s iia t e h in g ti
pro-ecuiion to a nevvs|mper, lie
t.nk. d at t he p.>! I-.
-.gill'I-ei s vvho . Otne to I tie - talc
Cincinnati: when is an insane man d e a th by boredom .
There i no otlu-i place whet, a won't la- knlvlitig anyliod) hut liitnnot insane? When be ran convince
” Sho<*ting tin* t b u b », t id in g on the >ceiiie r a i l w a y and i a. li w inter in Hicii pabili.it [it i verdi* t of approval ,.j dt-'ipproval M-lf. Hut we have the idea, some
the jury that he is crazy and the |g0 jn g to th e (lldsy doser ill t h e amust ment p a r k ,” he m i l l m i l e -, vale \acjltway or other, that the Chief j-*
can t*e >** effectivi-ty regi-tcced.
Jt is tuirillv worth whit*- t-i l.iek
lunacy
commission
he 'is men 1“ supply the necessary pious to ehildreii
going to p n v e he means business.
1
.......that
.
l"
Tin- modern in‘« tally sound
i paper perform s this function lo r the adult o| h igh er mental tile stiii.le door afti. IJi.- li-.ise is
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;.g**tl*‘- l-.il till- I. atoll, ttie oe.sf eX.......... W e i a n n o t p o s s ib ly a tte n d all t|ie m in d e r s , fires,
|ii -*fif il l time t » . all for ;l in.vv *>)
We wonder if Hob IVarman ■<I
going to reduce our state taxes, if , e a r lliq iia k e s , m istim es fid 11'ptis-A l l a n ! a lliglit.s and otln-r n uni • i- priir o* a mil., toil etect
l lie rupth-rii m-u-.paper n n ! t i I In n p.e ■il.li l I >n • i an
m person.
l * Js elected to ihe legislature, in ^rc^Ui'l'eiu es “ 1 the I-in
d o ii' in
I I’utn 'in- nulate, (or l nit ill > 111*1-. .iialor (
■a\ i- •an
the same manner in which he re- does that fo r il.- and t hii
timed our Chamber of Commerce ||(K'linils desuetude.'
ami rc|irt**i i.tativ. in I ..ugiessi
-onn 1I 'ti. tbe 1-oiliH. |||-I| t, * |.. define I
indebtedness.
T h i s is,
bell* *» * . , mi* In. iti- p r»M*l that tlu-ro
Hi* o' all 11udi , I*, av e\:n i Iv what
~~ ~ °
,
,
. 1til a* e ill I lie lllliv er.-e 1**1 ! 11* III.
I billy UioUKitnd late alumni
_
,,
I Hit ) will il. if >[>iii if amt vvbat |
lu.ve Hist finished raising a twepj> ’
, ) < ) N T S U I ’ I ’O S K v .n| U - |* a tiytll.
i\ jli/. 1 1 1 a> llii-v wilt not it . An) feih ra| aid j
nulhoq endowment
fund,
Ihe ^
||isnih ju )hi>
|„ttn. i:n tow n . ,|*. v*„l ” ’ mu - 1 * v i nt nail) <.one I li rough t heir
inch’s salary is now usmiii -i I.
iiilltiemi- at Washington and itieir
MiiuieaitoUs Journal
tfuiie. ami tin* tourist snarled. “ O h . - y e - s lia n g * i ." Hi* v illa g e inert I:- willingness to il *■ It.at infill*'III1**. |
jmt responded. ” tp n l\ a le u lo lk - 11U• \*ni coin*- lbt**ugb
1gc professom’ too.
\- olio of III d* Veb'ptllllls of
„
fr o m the *-ity . ami we aid! to ba\<- e\ei \M'liing * alle*l b 'i . Hn- ]ii.-sent i ainpiilgli, ivio of Hi
\Yliut struck ul. us tie- most1
*(,ju |n Jt |,;ig
'e m iit’l ' e H o ton N**v- ■ liu renu
I nr i an lol.il. Iiav( i■nine out un
jlimsn.i] ctmrge that Curium mail'
• ipnvocafty in lavor of Hie develop '
o
was that contracts had been h i t*i t
, iin id of ib>- male-tie stream hot |
t "il it. always pn-par. il " grasp
. highest bidders who 'had been
• i nor -loiin it Mailin. in ins nil
i -toil l.ii-ines- upp.otunitH -. when v
turned down in oilier -cum-s whole |
di.
la-1 night, promised the votilt I \ \ I M» Kt-,1‘1lit I Itlt St NIC
have a growing living account
l hey wen- the low bidder-.
I t.i l toil d honored vv itb clci I loll
In vvould work untiringly Tm a
It*- P"kl. in
\ Savings Account means ready
The loiili I-. . Ilf III.) b i 'u. It. *11 1M 1h.111, 15,11**11 p -pi*
Folks have you noticed the re|irc
g iea lir St. .loiin from ils inoiilb
v;i' It** high
liigb*
hm.! .until.-i iiiiii MM|t " lam to San lord." Mrs. Ruth 111)
sentntive people who are hacking Kola I’.irk Sul >M*Iji)
money tor vvi-e inv est nielli
Doyle t'arllnn in ever) section of worthy ot u large!■ hi'.ttilig 1b.ili ■Jd\ nnr!i* 1 **a f • V Il.lll.il 1 d ..... 1fl* - an (lw n. hi her pievioiis cam|*aigu
I- i : \ T U R I * : N U M H K R III ( , i ( . \ N I ) C O N f K R T » Y
(, Ihi\ 1, 1 .11It 1*1? did Sat un I.IV i and in her pii si-iii ■anipaign, hn
the state? — Sarosota Times. Aw, il recciveil Il _w.i> an clnqii. nl .Ilill
»n
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park.
Ih
un* 1>1 III III,maHterly tliwu -ion >*I *-iui
shucks! We’ ve noliced represetdu
par f.uwuril a om- id Hie cardinal |
U, pay I per rent coiiqioiindiel quarterly
live people supporting all of the His bread I li of rea-oiimg, mid ln- moIiviii > at ouch of ibc i- -peak
plank- of her platform tin devel I
mail.- up opmenl of Ho- inland vvutci ways ot j
seleclion of is.-nes, -tiowi.l l.ini to iug i-agagcmt tils wa
candidates except Cults.
On* of Ihe Many llig j'(2s Ilcdpalh Features
be a man of guberiuilorial cnlib. i largely ot the suppoiteis ol cacti Florida. Sin- Inis espeeiully empha*t|i*-n an nri'nuui today and Crow
Hut lie tulked to a sum aailu-i.ee. j raiohilulc, Io n* i* lew il any. new sizeii the fact tlint tin* St. Johns |
Senator Heflin, in wiring con
and I’ lospii with Sanford’s New.Hank
coiivi-l I wel l- loa.il- lo Itieir cause. i iver i- meludcd.
t ' nfortiinatc, imleeit, i>- ilu* il
oolemi-s lo the widow of Senator
A Suasnu I irket l*ir \ll Hie \( I rail inns uf
Willis, suggests that there may tuition wliiii |■ill•Ii, interest in i When lb*\ speak l hcotigli the
Senator 1‘aik Tramnu-ll and R* |have tieen Tout play, (hat h)»- shouht discussion of givat is-ites 1 lull jii-wspu|-ci I li. y reach that gM-ut reseidalive Joe Sl at's, Ini umhetils, I
have “ a competent chemist exam- uff.-i t ihe i-coimmie mill polilicat ill-til rat ciow.l whom ihc\ niusi Will likely peak hell* before lb.
inn the contents of his stomui-h." life of a state arc made m i omlury ilibl to linn friends il they hop* campaign closes, Roth should be ■
Senator Heflin always does i la- to other meet mgs* of purely an en to WIII
given i very opportunity f*.i- n .1.
tertiiilimeni or amusement i liaiac
right thing at the right time.
The jii-opI. ..| the great sliite of chinition of intent. They- can -av
.
----*--- (i-------u-r. Il is next in impossibln to get Florida have no more Important Iltui tlu-y favor or oppose tin* I
Red pa lii Week here begins April l l l h
"
"lloh Holly dropped into the of
an audience for any political ills business fin Hu- next lit! days than ale. They can also, should they i are
I**
*|
e
fire yesterday morning and said Mission. Perhaps this is due to tltoj that of studying candidal*
to be candid, tell what the) ban
new c r u 'Hi which we live.
t.-iiiiiue fm llicuisi-lvcs tin- worth done hi tin- past to secure appio
that the cyclone in Sorrento Sat
Affiliated with 1lie AHuiitii National Rank uf Jacksonville
unlay was just little Hob going
New, pupci . and the imli** w**in i umi ri-lalivo mi-rits of tin- si’vi*rat prialmnS f*i|- 1bis vvnfk it an'
over to take charge of the Eustis to In- Ilu- only in* il it, in through i andulales. No odn r meet ing ouglit i lung. It would 11ol In- fair n. eon
laiko Region.—Hanford Herald.
which a man vvith a political tins
I,* of paramount unpiirlaoi-c t** tli-inn them uulieartl, e-piitallv as
Wer’e glad that Hob went to Eustis sage can reach On- car of the puli on* that involves good and bolted lin y h'ave official records Huh ate
govi-i
iimellt IFor
or governor I lien impartial spokesmen as |n tin ir
government.
via Rurrento instead of Clermont tic, Penplr have bccolil* so acciist
Hut he’H welcome here any time, oined to it ting in their homes and an* just four i iiinliitiilcs who have |
in a project that *b *-plv
minus
the tornado.—Clermont
reading ihe m-ws amt the doings any liovv o| i let I ion. It has l*een concerns every eominiinity in Hn
of the \vorld that the) no lunger ' generally been mm-edeil op to ibis St. Johns valley,
fr e is .
go out lo a political pcc. li. Amt | turn- tli.il llatliuwuy was in tin*
The voting piddle should In- l- v
The
News’ force
gratefully more will tune in on a spei-eli than lead. Calls was generally coin eilci. t** elect to office only gumI hand
second place by both Hathaway shakers, resounding orators ami
rcknowledge\_a rare treat in the will uttemi.
form o f n crate of freith Sanford
A good illustration of tin- d if unit ( 'mil. hi . Hut <'arson i,-. knock
celcjy. presented to us yesterday ference in l lie methods of ii-icinng mg till- pi opt loiiiplctcly out from arc n.u taken to let this contrail.
Till* people of I liis section dc
aflernoqn by our old friend U. J, public was brouglit home to Juini-s under Calls and his cundidiuy will
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( IJob) Holly, of Sanford. "Hob" Carson, a lute aspirant to the o f suffer by 1m t'aison stedgcliammi r nuinil that the euiilracl fot the fin
always^has nrgued that Sanford fice of governor.He staled Id*- cam blow's. How hi" camliilacy will ishing of this highway lie Id and
Arrive
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T R A IN
, eiery was the finest in the world paign through newspaper min i affect Hathaway and Carlton is yet at mice. They want action NOW,
Washington New lurk Huston
Jnckstniv
ilfr
Sanford
and he has fully convinced us.— tisements. The reaction to those pt-oii|(-iunlie. Tim majority of tile and they are not asking for any
HOURS
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advertisements was so suli-fuctoiy people hove red expressed them- thing hut vvlial tlu-y im* entitled to.
(inincNville Nows.
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that In- opoilt-d up headquarters in selves; the crowd of voters coin- x Tins is mil a mutter of polities
JACKSONVILLE
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nor
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an
attack
on
Mr.
ilatlia
|io>-1e Cnrltui^ was pushed into several leiitinl Flurula cilic. In mill* >1 lo no ramlohiti- is by fur the
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t lie race fo r (Juvi-^nor by his Tampa sides tin- ti-nnimil cities. Hi- ads largest viowd. Where iltui vote will way. This is a matter of business,
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("oast
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Mail
rcgaidh-ss
of
who
constitutes
tin*
political enemies to keep him quiet in tlm Reporter-Slur inch evening go, wilt !>c determined during' t In*
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personnel of the hoard. It is wtuij
7:20 pm
on local politics? A t least that's reached am audience of mil h-ss next Iwq mniiths.
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*i:No. 72— The Miamian
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Lake
county
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a
right
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expect.
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what Tampa L ife intimates, and
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‘ No. 7<i— Havana Special ................. we huve itcurd it before.— Okeecho
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IHIPI II
bee. News. Also It has been said
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ROCK
" '" iie l.itii.
.1 i-..l.ii,ial »:x|.i-*s- from WiiHl.lnftl**
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* hey wanted to shove him in tin*
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BALLASTED
senatorial ruce against Duncuti IL
O ltO Y E LA N D C R A I'H IC
CITY TR A N S F E R
Fresh Fruits nnd Vegetables frtim Floridu Groves ami Gartlens Are Stvrvetl j,,
DOUBLE TRACK
Fletcher.— Fioridu Hint* News.
Atlantic ( ’oust Line Dinintr Unrs.
& STORAGE UO.
The piiqile of thin sect ion wen* whole thing can he finished fo r'
AUTOMATIC
I f the Jacksonville Journul !k led to helieve lluil. the einitruel for (dill,linn. Therefore the people of. Expert IMano moving with
SIGNALS, AND
able to convince the voters of F lo the rocking und surfacing of State this section are not asking a n y ) improved
Tickets. Information, Reservations fropi C W. Ray, Agent. 1 iuoiu 0.V -I iunifunl. j.-).,
S E L -l'O
piano
TRAIN
CONTROL
rida that the charges mude by. 11on. Road number two from (irovcluml tiling hut what they are entitled to * moving equipment.
or W, D. Sturk, D. I’.. A . . r i i i 8 W . .Ba>j ,St./r^ ^ j ^ a v i l v > F h w - - Vlwme ^4r>»S7; - *
Doyle Carlton against Hon. Fon* to tin* Polk County Line would be in asking that this eon tract he let | Hauling -(.’rutinjr -Kliipuinir
-s-a*-*
Hathaway chairman o f the Utu:o lei in March. Thin is ihe dud of und let ul mice.
•’"'Side-Tm ck Facilities.
Department, h eornfmaed r>f r A pnt amt irttrymr t<*t yvt and now
Tiie grade is already completed
Phone 8!M» .
•mere pernicious mud than --actual, the people **r tins section ileinund ami has been completed since Iasi
200 N . Maple Avenue
November at a cost of around
gospel truth, It will l»e doing a real *ta ’know why
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This district has (MU,000 to turn ( luo.uuo. This grudg will rapidly
service and should he, nnd no doubt
TH
E
STANDARD
RAILROAD
O
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H
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SOUTH
Will be fit ly rewarded.—Ocalu Ben over to Ihe State Road Department, go to waste under the spring and
j W e are reliably informed that the summer rains, if immediate steps
ner.
been the people who make business
that have been bad.
------ -o-------I/cap Year doesn't seem to In
cutting much Ice in Sanford; we
have ubout as many bachelors
now ax when we started out,
-------- o-------The lion. Jim Carson wants it
distinctly understood that he isn’t
a Cattspuw for any candidate. Orlando Reporter Star.
j it* Ult* Imjfiniling.
MONEY TO LOAN
Why Is A Newspaper?
DEVELOPING THE ST. JOHNS,
SANFORD ROND AND MORTGAGE CO.
REDPA TH
Loch Arbor .
u
The place to build your home
De Forest Sanford Realty Co.
Prepared Always!
( AULTON’S ADDRESS
The
Chimes of
Brittany”
NOTABLE MUSICAL
PRODUCTION
Special scenic and lightingEfTects
Save For A Purpose!
The Metropolitan Singers
T h e Sanford
A tlan tic N ational B a n k
Sanford,
Florida
REDPATH
WEEK
5 BIG DAYS
$:u)o
REDPATH
Trains North
THE PEOPLE DEMAND ACTION
a
�}Evangelist Decries
The evening meeting of the Scm
...........
town City
itiolq High Ft a iol Parent Teachers Birth Control Talk nt
better off.’Association to he held Tuesday
avening at 7:tji) oYlork will be cx By Co-ed Students
iv
Governor John Martin o f Tulhi
!,ii:: a’ (.pent tlu> day here Frida;.
Airs. Al. S. Wiggins and Airs. B.
:.i the rife-t at ms cousin Mr.-.I L. Perkink motored It* IIrlntult*,.
H’yli y th nnel1 Jarrell « t her hornet
Alondny where they spent the
oil Ilijrh Street.
morning.
Mis. Charles E. Henry left Sat
Air. and Mrs. George A, DeCot
urday for Fort Myers where she
ittb- Al
Jeanette N il'ltuk vygy
•]_ltl.ni| wVerai days ns the trsrwhose home was recently damgik-st ,TTi77TTr -Fritiay-.n.iei - , , < v .t tffnrdr-Thiugiitc r Mrs. Claud’.1
aged hy fire, nro stopiuiig nt the
1noun a* n v voly pretty birthday i UgJIvie,
.,’ .1
‘
Intel rories t l*uket while tluir
party given hy her mother Airs. J.
F. Nihlack. ia celebration of her
A ’ec O’Cnih of El Paso, Texas homee is undergoing repairs.
sixth birthday annivorsaiy.
wits railed here lust week hy the
Pink and green were the c iI hh illurts o f his mother Mrs. Jennie
William Itonifii of MinmL who'hi
chasm for this affair and were O’ Cain.
atlonding University o f Florida,
v
liautifully carried out with quant
spent the week end here us the
ities o f cut flowers and ferns. The
Dr. and Airs. .1. N. Tolar left
guest o f Air, and Airs. R. J. Holly
i.Treshment table was laid with a Sunday evening for Tampa where
iluintlv embroidered cover unci ccn they will attend a medical meet Sr.
Office ^Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. D A I G E R , S o c ie t y E i l i t o r R e s id e n c e
T e l . .17.
Mrs. Pulesftm Gives jMrs. Nihlack Gives
Lovely Bridge Party Party For Daughter
S o c ia l
i A ll inteiv-titiir
atf.iir
(Si»tunrS^r^its flie Iifiilir? ja rty
en by Mrs. Sam ule Pulotqo»,'wiu>n
she entertained the me miters of the
M PN D A\
I Saturday aft' rnoml bridge club and
irn^ RM utronn Club of Seminole an extra table of players , at her
ip U * .‘ No. 2 Q. E . S. w ill hold home in Hose.Court.
^nqu a t C:00 o'clock nt the home . Tiie rooms where It.’ card tables
Mi
A . F . Bell on Mellonville had been spread for play resembled
lovely Spring gardens, with bask
rent ,fi
ets and bowls of all kinds of eut
j Ladles Union of the Congrcgn- flowers and ferns, including roses,
pnnlt <jhurch w ill meet nt 0:00 lupins and stiatt dfagnns, in whi\h rivd with the birthday cake iced ing,
clock jit the home of M rs. Sheri- the color motif of pnk and laven in pink and white, and surrmnlded
Air. and Alts. |{. 11. Berg and
by i< atheiy sprays' o f usparagat'
in Jc w itt, with M rs. Jc w itt ami der was carried out.
ferns.
t children have returned home from
The
games
of
progressive
bridge
Irg. H irtry Dfckinson as hostesses:
were’ most enjoyable. Scores for
' The aflcriiooii hours were ipetr .Miami"where they spent the pa. t
RehqAmd of the Choral Society
•„
these Were kept on dainty floral iiy rpert with games o f all kiwis. Jweek.
111 brfield
at the Ihily Cress
mm,.* In ,, llk ;ll)1j la m u mat nf espci ial interest to the tuts
1>&«
Air. and Alts. John MeN’ nmura
•pali V>t:
Church nt 7:30 o’clock.
, der a \ l when the games had been was Hu* Easter e g g hunt. Leslie
I Chautauqua committee meetss at i conclude*-, the prize, a 1ox of 1loti * Howard found the most eggs and and two 'small a hildren o f Daytona
dusting
powder, wa. w,in ,i toisrll I. . .k as a prize, l.a e spent the week-end here as the
DO io'cloc^ nt the home o f Mrs higant’s
awarded Mrs. Frank- I . Miller. The in tlie ....... ...... the children were guists of Mi. mid Mrs. Archie
olid Williams on Mngtunm Aven*
eut prize, Coty's powder went to served with re f le'lunelils ot pi'd Belts.
Mrs. i hades Powell Jr., Mi . I.tdu
Study Classes of the St, Agnes ( lay o f .lack: tun ilie, Mr . (j. .rge j(>id v. ’ ite i. ■ t ream, pink ired cal.
. Mrs. John 1 Maurer Jr., return
I1a \tti'f. it| I'.aster
uild of Roily Cross Episcopal < iiuuh ii Conger ot (iklalua i i t , t1*' at < i a if 1t
t.l home Finlay
evening from
Wi ' v
f l i lie- wee guest
hurch'will he held nt 3:30 o'clock 0|ila., and Mrs. A lit e \\ • i »tUtick , •i lilt-ki
( leva land, <Hii•• win n.1 she Wits
A-si hi • Mj
Nihlack in looking I failed by- tlie di . b of her faille..
the Parish House.
Ireland were eneh pie ea|.>l dainty after In- i-me i f toe guests
Regular business meeting of the georgette •iiandlieivhii fs.
Sir. and Air- v M. Lloyd and
wa? .Mr-3 s ml Carter.
cpendnblcs Class o f the MithoAlter the prizes had b eu awar 1
Inviu i ■ enjoy tl'is party with daughter .liiiie. a: I Mr. and Airs
ist Sundny School will bo held at '-•1 and lli<- tab!,-* t a n d M
I'ul
leanett
i " Eileen Bragg. Selma \ 1 1 tii. Beit i . iii ed hiime TIujrs
:30 o ’clock
tsli.ii set ted ii tempting salad Mat t ing
» i * tit the church.
I
June Manning. da\ 1'ium .lack-"i die where tJtey
Women’s Missionary Society of course with Imt eli-ffee.
swot llie.
, ; ■ M owe. Boh Hi 1 •«.. L" lit -lieilt
lie Methodist Church,will meet at
Tii -se l a.ioying the has| ,i.d l\ >f How .i i. \ mu lit Pit hards. Ala. >
Dr. i,,I Mi-. A VV. Knox ami
Mrs. I'ulestou wire Mrs, lb.ad. Itie ha'd i. All
\60 o'clock nt tbe church.
Rivers. ,\|:u v Ri.
] Pipe Organ Club will meet at Miller, .Mr . I.ulu chi:-. M i . Wal , .
t.iiia R.vvrs. Gam-11 1Ja w 1, (laugh:oi .Muriel and their, gAieC *
l*r. awl All
William Kwtve
*!
<■ «h i go C a m
*301o’clock at the home id' Mrs. tt r S . I i leinuii. Mi
.Joel. ('
. ■ Billy I 3t ter, E !
t .iiiaila n lm lied Imnie
l'l iun.
tobert Mnsska 015 Park Avenue win Conger. Mrs. Alice W o dcoel. I , ia i Br .li.ik. r Let na. i Brubaker.
vith Mrs. Masska and Mrs. T .1.. M i s . James (k. S h iiro h , M r s , i ia. ,| j \\ .lit. . . s i N ;1' a< k. \t ■bur B' <>' I roie n deb'.'hi in’ motor trip t"
Const, and
!.. Thrasher, Mrs. Sai .tel i tight u v. 'h \j.i, i I 'He Mi’tbvm, lit i n points on tlie West
laic as hostesses.
! !.n i s of niton-si in -"lithern FloMrs.
\V.
.1
,
Thigpen.
.Mrs. ( harlm i
!
I 'hit 11
Joe
Woman’s Guild of Holy »Y
Powell J r . , M i s . ,1am ■ \ I’ i * n a o ■i.-liii ton. VI -i i i \ ediee. - at"! i ala.
Episcopal Church will meet at 3:00
am i M i s. 1'.•mild !*. ! ' •••n ,,
Mi*. Nt IB 'Mwillwood nf Haiti
!, h n
ids. t,
iVlock at the Parish House.
1
non-.
, Md., wb i was the guest of
TUESDAY
,s *|( j \\ \ b \ ( U M 1*1 I Mi-, i Illicit- K Henry last weeh.
Expression recital at the .Junior
Mrs. Coleman Wins
Flower Show Prize
digit School Auditorium at S;un
’clock. Public is eordialy united.
Gleaners Class of the Prc.shytei
jinjt Church wijl.entertain at a J.ipttnese Tea, at 7:30 oYlorl, a1 the
ithurch Jiartois, honoring the t'ficerr of-the.class.
! E venin g’hteeting of tin- Semin
Je Parent Teat-Iter.. A -Mieiut h.ii at
[4*00 o’clock at the Seminole li t' i
'chord.
1 Board of Managers . i t ! 1■ \V 1 IH
V a Cluli meets it |l> till n* * !'»i |; at
Vp chib linu
WKIi.N END A t
Nellie Turner t iii fa vvil t In l
t H 111,1
.M
the home of Mrs. II. II
pJl I Oak Avenue, at 3:3 '* n** t 1;
With Mrs. Newman anil M ? ( i , •
Stenstrom iis ho.'ti s*es.
The Satnit I’arl.i i i »i pk.tr.ip,
<hub will meet with Mrs. lladP ia
113 French Avenue at 3 uVlm-t.
Wednesday aflernonii. l i e I -u
es will be Mrs. Itadfind. Mi
Clarke, and Mrs, Ainu lo w
* General business meetiug ■.» •.
Woman Y Club at 3.mi u’ i b . k.
I Mrs. T e r Bolt will n itcta in
tlie Wednesday afti i i . " n bini.
blub.
Iter Coleman tod..;, vlie fi: t p,
I .(•
a’l !fully dei • 11 -I ;;il li>
\
• v. e " '. at tb
u
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•« a<IT
i* •
B*
H IN T S v
rii» « e . birth control is the subject
B.r the next open d scusslon.
*T am a firm believer In the
wlmlesomeness o f the '.resent gen
oration. «nd I think the girls o f toHay are better o f f w ill tlicir great
er knowledge of life’
problem
, thnn w?«* l,,*'ir mothers” Mrs. MePherson ileiTamt, "hut I think they
'vil* •'»’
to * far if they take
up the quest on of birth control.”
By DR. J . C, H O W E L L
Al i s. .McPherson, however, thinks
I’ ROTRlTDfNG- AN lV
the girls are doing a good thing
HI,REDING HEM ORRHOIDS
when they take up the less intri
i n n H im lit* i i w ln r * * * m o i » * , n n r |0»
‘‘‘d*’ problems of marriage and t’jvin«* In *'««tvift1;ilitliti£ **f h f W f l f f *
I
ki
Irlm
kn( iirnlrinlril
i*'*4 . p
eiuirt-hip provided
do so for l i i . ’iil iill-ill,,
. . tliey
.
T W f i * « . t < flUi* n E f f f l l
Iii* tinit |H*«r il IKt***i lull
-ake of obtaining really hetplul ilt-jtl atf
lint)
(r«iiil*li*il %
%11Ii
h'forntiition
Iii*t*if
riifci’i o f In*Hii*
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ni.rtnnt.|„ I rti**r«l nntliliiu w r y
nlfirmlmc
iMif
strmt their daughter
I U n< n i. III,. |»i(r a « r r v * % I*r> Imif. ifmf 'rt'ffT
<and turn (hem out into tile Wol'lil uhm u him a itm ti «!•-*•I uf i »a I a n n l
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without proper knowledge." she tnmlitr.
h m i i t l i i i i liti* rr*cit!itr nfenittili ontinui'd. ‘‘The girl who ventures iitilHe-inrlh
ull* f a r
Irt-nllivf
h n i l w l 'r f< rth into the cities thus imjyope^- Ii ntiN* H u n u l i r n m ir jqiri’ lnl
null ilni»*rnrii ••inlli**ili*il l u l l h * . W I f h ly prepared must learn through the In f o r i > - d u l l i hntif-a 11* •* rt- i\nn K rrn t
often hitter way id' exqicriencc nr r e li c t mill h r u r n i li u il lv |iii|*rwv«*il
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$ 9.50
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Itcnaud R a l l e r y Sh o p
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t all d.h liry’s ami .-imply pa-Jlit* m a ile r I'm in y m r niiml.
fur otic M i'Viie is iitm pliTe in
lArl'V ill-tail mill v i ill m e I'l’ee
li'utii all w urry
wlii'ji
yumi leaning work l> Sent I<* ti>.
I hi' f) it f t l e t
Smart Easter bags nrv at
Grained (ialmiebat. Alligator. l.i.'.anl. Tweed, and
Aloroeio in smart pouch
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EDWIN CAREW E
I .ovely bm id-m ad*1 and
hand e m b r o id e re d linen
Call Us Now
W a riu t liaxict
Hol.tml Dicw
g e o r g e t t e handkerchiefs.
\’cr.t lewi-i
t Mtili.icl
A u.ltotl .
III!' / l u l / i n r
H I 1 I N HUN 1 J A C K 5 0 N
h a ve
m v id e
i)vT
T h is is K a -te r week mul y u ’ t
w ill sei til e lie tle r s ervice I*'
sem liu g tt-s ynur work
now
Sister. lirothtT,
tlml
a nu
Miuther all linve smnelItilig I "
he cleam il spit mul span I
Ka.ster.
A Stunning Collection of
New Modes for Spring
Dye Your Old
, Frock New
I lie great A m e ric a n
T h e E a s i e r w a r d r o b e th is y e a r
r a n la* olita in e d m ost ir o n o iu icly.
Y o u r old f r o c k , c o a t o r
suit i f d y e d w ill c o n ie back
lo o k in g lik e new.
W e w ill be
g la d t o g i v e full ip f o r m u t io n
N hiW E Ifl«r about
icr. Ruck Hill.
. Simla-. Detroit. Mi<h.:(
and
Brown, Hastoi. Mass . j
OSar
Bruc
"ittaning, I’*'-;
P. D fer, .Uuitoti,3It,ss.: Alt', an 1
_____
It. ){itfanb'g.
Mrs.
M .TW pki’n’ti a'ml paity. t ’ u *
Pxu;
mlil |N. Y.; P. J. S.nei, I lain.*'
City Ir. and Mrs. C. J. Huirt-.'
Jccksnitvlllp,
i w i i
4
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.Swenson, Chi
cago; Mm. B. K. CUlicepie, Atlun
U , Ga.; E. C. O’ Hnrn, nnd wife
■ - ■■ ■
Air. nnd Airs. Robert J. Holy Jr;,
and btthy spent Sunday here as thr
the
guests of Mr. and Airs. II. J, Holly.
—rw
T r — rrr-
drinking anti companionate mar
The wtekly
meeting id the
Friendly Sewing Society wan held
Friday afternoon at the homo of
the .Misses Jewel and Joyce Min.
chew on Avacodn Avenue. The af
trenoon was spent with sewing and
Ale. and Mrs. Martin Me Daniel making plans for nn Easter Egtr
and young soil of Bunnell spent the Hunt to be given next Saturday.
week end here with relatives.
Late iii the afternoon the |»*stess
es served dainty refreshments eonIL .1 Holly Sr., nnd l,. C. Rebuilt sisting of pmieli, individual rakes
are expected to return home Tues and randy. ’
day from Gainesville mid other
Tip' memhei> present were Miss
point* where they have been spend is Thelma Tew. Hazel Tew. Vir
mg the past week on huisness. gillin Weekly, D rothy Cheatham
- ---Jewel Minchew and Joyce Al nehew.
Air*. \V. A . Allen of Jacksonville
—---- - -------- i- v e ilin g here as tie) guest of h e r 1 11„. many liicnds o f Mrs. E. L.
daughter Mrs. J. S. Howell at the Brown will be pleased to learn that
Holly Apiirtmenles,
*b,. j* improving after two opera------tiotis at Formosa.
Airs, J. C. ,A|it,'bell and daughter
, .
-------Dorothy. .Mr.-. J. S. Howell, and
Mr,. ,\ K. rower* leave, Tue.*
i liild' sn and Airs. U. A. Allen , " f dit\ afternoon for kill.eland w h e ^ ',
.liieksoiivilli' spent Saturday ve v -he e ill attend (lie slate Ijliraria i
plearianlly ut Orlando.
inerting.
Alisa Maude Lake and Miss .Mil
dred Holly left Mnnduy morning
for Gainesville where they will
spend a few days.
Tcnn., where ha is ctmducting a se
ries o f revivnl-meetings.
I MII |tfj \
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FORREST L ..........
J. 1U Whitmcr. Charlotte.
C,: ^
Mr. an»J Mrs. E. W T hiintpsutt. j
Palm JJeuch: Mr. and Alt*. N, s
Do Fpyr»t, Palm Heiirh; l’ uitdo|ph
----- Abbott,
DES MOINES. Iowa. Mar. 31.—
( I N S ) — Aimee Semple McPherson,
goklon-hnired evangelist from Los
Angeles, thinks the co-eds nf the
University o f town ore going n lot
ted fur when they untlerfflke to dlsfr «m « I«*Bllc forum the quesIdrth control.
* h‘* y ° unlf lmlies of the stute
university already have taken up
<l!l’ questions o f petting, sninkidg,
__ ___
A district meeting of Odd Fellows at Sanford Lodge No. 27 will
he held tuniglit. at « qYloek. James
O. Huff, district deputy grSml master, will preside. A large attendmue from Orlando. Kissimmee and
St. Cloud is expected by* the local
organisation.
•
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SOCIETY HOLDS AIEET1NG
she is Just s>*"morh
Dr. F. I*. King is at Mepifihis,
ceplionally inti resting. The stud
ents o f tho High .School will iiu-ry
out the regular two first- m . idng
periods so that the parents may
have nn opportunity to see just
what is done at the regular school
session. At h:U(1 o’<I u k Chapel hour
^j,; ,
M whlchwjlVlie ii! idiarge
OJ- |jl(; f.^ulty, who have otranfcvd
a most Interesting program.
___ _ __________
01*1! FELLO W S MEET
•■((*P > \ Rt. \ \ I Ml I L I B AN"
Hotel Arrivals
StCaine
. r o im i.i) iiE K T iN d
T O IIA Y
i
111 .it i *.i. 11o . i
* Jenny 'Spaulding t uvle nf lie
First Baptist Church w ill .meet
with Mitu Walter Slttudenmuv.
THURSDAY
Business and social meeting el
the Alatheau Cla»s of the I ir-i
Baptist Sunday sellout will In^l ili!
at 7:30 o’ clock at. the Imme <>f Mi
|- K. Ehtridge oil Alellnl.v die \u
one; with Mrs. Estrulge, Mrs I I
hi.van and Mrs. ^\. C. M. I.< im|">i a
hostesses
T, E. L. Class o f the Fir- If .•
list Church yvill held busines ■ m
social meeting at 3 ..n ..<1,1 i.•
1the church, lloste-.e- Air,. I i
Iving. Mrs. J D. Anrnhriiii, ae
Mrs. .lowers.
Baptist Smiilav Si I I
><xvill meet nt t5:3« nVIm k ,*i the
church,
*
West Side Parent I’eueln i • A
Sm intion will meet at 3:00 «>*jh‘cl
Ut the West Side 1‘ ilmui;. Sebool
The faculty will June i lunge <>f
the program mid will idhostesses.
Regular meeting of the
a i
Chapter No. 2 (). K. S. will o*- laid
ut 7:30 o’clock at the Ma»oiu ib hi
|ilc.
South Side Parent Tr.o hei- 3
sociution will meet at 3:tin uV!i* I.
at thu South Side i’ r mint >' Sellout.
*
F R ID A V
* * A u xtytn ryof the Amenrnn be
gion wflf ineetj at Id'll nYlm I. at i
the Lt|fUm Hut.
a SAT U R D Ab
Children's Story Hour ut l '1" "
oYlocIMat the library
a
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Mi
( li-|i .sa.i.ulay
Air. and Airs. Gilbert A. Jones
>1 .Miami and Air. and Mrs. Fred
erifck Jones o f Now Jersey arrived
hero Monday morning ami are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. R.
Holly
at their home on Park Avenue.
: 1"
by vvhnt she can pick up. I f she
van obtain’ wi rthwhile ,nfi rmarion
gurnuuits.
fi
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ITH Faster dose at hand, feminine minds
are naturally turning to feminine fashions,!
Ji o a i t* r y — i*xi|uihitoly
MboiT— in all tin* b e a u tif u I n e w •diadca
for
S p r i n g w ea r. T lte a e arts
in m -iia l v a lu e s - a t
and heinK thoi’ouRlily cognizant of the fact|
that we always pi esent the new when it is new, they
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Ensembles, and Dresses are here in great profu-|
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Dresses *15.00 to $30.75 r— Coats SI 2.00 to $40.001j
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\\ \SHt,NGTON. Apr. S N - T h e ,
lute President Harding was advr»-.
ed thirteen
days a f t e r ,fo rm er
See rotary o f In terio r Albert »•
poll leased Teupot Dome to Harry
p Sinclair, th a t other oil compan- —
«c* had horn harred from bidding f 0
f r r the huge naval oil reserve in ^
Wvnming.
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. u„od fath er." i
tulfint o f a fiutm I bin** '-'ll c«
town in thy Fourth •"nirrea
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1,1 daughter of ! SMiate O l inquiry by Bireh Helms. Ill
U, next few I , f p a n Worth. T e xas., vice pres- w
id..lit of the T e x a s Pacific Foal and ill
Oil Company. Helms produced a St
i opy o f a telvirrnm sent Harding Cl
\pv JO I'.rJJ. askimr a conference
and tid in g how.his r o m i f n y had n
been piven no chance to Tnd for a.
T eapo t Dome although previously n
promifcil an opportunity.
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Helms also notified Secretary ol
of P om m clce
Herbert Hoover. K
form er S e c tary of W ar John W. *
Weeks and f o r m e r Attorney t.en- *
end Harry M. Daugherty that h'.s |»
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’
t.j.l for Teapot Dome. To all i
4 . |,l re. 1lei III- wiled that he had »
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led: “ I f you are h r *
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I hope you will discuss ||
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I I ill the Interior and Navy De- j
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meeting tb>.- ilmii
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loiuay' inatl1' ., list .,t hiami pointed out tin u hull
with
, inio uie * u,
— —
.
Villlani I rmiowskas were rush
, hospitals ia precarious conThey said they had been
n near k indlinir place,
lion of many recent bomb ntincluding those ag ain st tho
cs of Se n ato r Charles S . Ucnnnd Ju d g e Joh n A. Swanson,
l t „ candidate for s ta te ’s a lto rwere predicted t o d a y .a * a re o f thu a rre s t of Lorenzo J u l l u notorious figure in gangland,
Jullnno. who was
arrested l>t
-uvri n o ,m l operatives, is also be*
ieved to hold the key to a number
,f recent
sensational g an g ster
murders.
•
One <>f four associates artysu-cl
with Julinno has confessed, accord*
im- to government ni^a, th a t 11u
portieipated in six muninrs
an i
,rally lionibing*. all ° f which were
engineered by Juliuno, T h is man a
name is lieing withheld until thu
gang louder can be confronted hy
ull m-» subordinates named in tno
time hud i **nt ess ion.
,
The g ang ster roundup ivas engtu-
t . . in replying it. and District Attorney LoorgO
said: "no doubt F . O. Johnson.
murd ert
c. v„.i hearing i Prom nent
. e n n -t become which Julian,. Is
“ JJ
,v m V "
'directed is the assassination, two
,
.. .... n . ago o f ‘ Diamond J o e E s itiv,I t.c o ig c
, " l ks ag
o
n klsao o ’a “ lit-
I n n in y
WTnuyl k.i,
s el ni i l.m >
r
i r
s
ir u M y - iu ''.. ;~ a « r , » u »
d «„.
...... ... ................... - ........ ,
s e t s
r s l'i
,
|Iff*|tl*
snursed
i - - a grudge a g a in st s
r &be
him,
,1„. m atter I o ' cui. m , he failed to provide pro lest.
< hr.m .an wrote, mu for Ju lian o ^ »„H,tlegg.ng ac-
• ue. w hich sh-uld ti% it ie«.
,
v
.n. ■nt through the
J ullano
Rrilb-d fur
. Iiiler), r and l hoars during the night, hut stead
, . i t , c onf er , la s tly m u ii.tu ii.ed h is miiocenee ,
| „t| ,.i, lit,. »uh ; u:;> eonnet lion with the reAMtl
,
teply from Imir--binge and inuiders.
. - .
Dnuglicrty. -aid
~ ' .
”,
„
< y \.
Hful
K,
„„.>.ages Mere ,.f . j Sm ith returned home Sunday evev ...... ,... u -„1kIi ol, iv fret,, u *i,"i't luisineas. 1*»lt
tipne ,
|he m> *
>
l i a r ri.- I"*.' 1*>• J 1
i.. i miI, a " 1J*‘‘* ’
Candidates For Presidency Reveal
Their Views Upon 18th Amendment
u,.oil and u p i1 d i
sent t UtU" hu<*i "•
.ini y " o . ,,,m'po* d
.1 |. M a b e l " 1 I*
i bugle jv|:&v l i j i I t t T O u n t s
School
n,i„|t-iann- * ,,”'i'ro*ii ■ ...........
Senator J a m e s A Heed <l“ U
Missonii “ No law ran be culm-
E le ctio n
T e lls O f A sk in g C o n fere n ce .
W ith P r e s id e n t E xp ln ln ln K
R e fu s a l T o l ’la c e H is
Bul| \
Luncheon
ttttlo n crs I n s t c u d
A - j S t r e s s e s T h e Need O f B e t t e r
( i t i / e n s h i p In T a l k I t e t o i e
<v T o K c t j u c s l A c t i o n
R e p a i r i n g G r a d e s A n il
S t u d e n t s O .' i H u b
School
li v in g D a n g e r o u s hdffns
Mrs HutU Bryan Owen, prom.n
u e action on th e part of the ent Miami clui> woman
c
• C oast Ling Railroad in worker who is to be one, of the two
la .rrade c r o s s i n g threugh- principal speakers at l\ * Nntiomil
nir.olc County will he asked D e f e n d Day ext re a c a a t the City
Heard of County Commis- Hall tomorrow night. spoke this
i„ a letter to the generul m om m y on ••Citizenship in the He,.r the railroad. The coni- r . i i U V before the students a
vi a t their regular meet- Seminole County High Scimol and
|„v inM rut-led County At- |this to on before the Siitilord Hot
She is
li i.
White to requett ! v Club u i “ F hn tdnx.
M-iiedulcd to appear at a reception
in her honor at t h e _Ls.lt
M ".
Commun ty H.mre tonight when ..
citizens of the m unty will >• • m 'e ii
... ........rt unit v In' l I lH tier.
, fro m I o a r
I a ••
..mini- m ini.- to r •t :,kn load and m ilI nmii N - loiiei - Jo h n
|' v ,ii - and
I-■ H.
i u n i i n d t " in !"'•'•
ake w h at,w * i action
C a b in e t
R o ta ry
T o
|t Xiginni Ulelion.
■
these item- approve i i >"
the House Rev.-une Mill ‘
ttiinoliili*
Wednesday
W om an
D isa p p e a rs
H is
lll . l T . F IE l . t ) . It - ' o . Apt it
K
A d v an c-u in e n t
ti.\lNh.s\ •••1
'i'*
' l"
\\ l!i.iut
. A f t e r L e a v i n . t r B o y s ! ,w|| IT ,n , i itie- ami
nn th eir views toward I m am m on, ,.,1 |,y officer- whidi i» l"d
< r‘‘
Thoinwthe Methodist lluurd of T e m p e r east urn
s of iimlaiwt- v.dun
r>
W ASH ING TO N, Apr
<INSi eeitcd" f a r more moo*v " Hn - ad
ancc, Prohihiti »n
Public .tl„iat« •a , i!t ol.oye.l and , n|..it f . M , v U”
A
reiving
licitI
n
",W
niston
Snl
1
niiiURtmlion
l
bun
eve
"
“*
|
p,
today publUhcd a .yiuimsniia.., the
, fo ople. If I '" * u,v
be h'"l
the Dalvei-sity ol IT ooi., <»'•' ;i'
'p.,
viewaof those candidutcs win* 1**»’•** Ihe> must Ins r»*|»vtiled in »be win eai, N. *'■, last Haluith.y. Air.*. I n "
once r . i c u e r . -2V ,d ini'i eity tuck ; ul'tting 6 1 , 111',(Hit loi new build
thun fur expressed tltcir,selves
|it|it *i';
out ni t l " ‘ Constilillion. '
ed two of her young * l»»l,in n m l»cd
' *‘' ' '
i t«I "
publicly.Senator W. F . Hcorgu (D> »’* at a rooming house, pa,died a ’•J*'* .. .. and lllipi ■ emvni
Jnlm AV. -Martin a sa eiitd m >1, ,.tioff.
The quotations, in part. l"b "W i ( ; u - "I helievc in Prohibition u4'<
ruse and cai-cjing hei thinl ch ild -- 'spet-el, lu re luat night I - lor, mot.- Pike. j.
Sen ato r Thomas J . Walsh i D l of, an, i„ favor of Htrlct .•nfoncinenl
u t,i,l,y— in ln*r arm*, d i ‘appeared.- than hrto people.
MonUna —“ I unt in i favor " f ''it* , , f ( h e P r o h i b i t i o n l a w s . "
U. Lsl',
i»..r„.. i,nve kt-nt mi! a lookout (or
“ One reason m> opponent c u n , J . Jolill
"18th Amendment uiitl il «‘ M»i‘ t <r
,|,. hcrl Hoover ( R l - - " l *1"
forcem enl of the laws enuri <i pu
f the lM il Amend
favor ‘
BUanV th t lc u t ." . . . r Vl-JjtVrV.-vi'
Itind. Harry,‘5 , and (auience. i. ai
fn M fltia
firlent. vigorous,, and n tu e r e m | the house of detentlbn under cure inthc three { c a t s " f my torm
scho o ls'h ave received K>
Y o rk — **I have taVen a n .o u lli t' runTiiu-nt.br Die laws enacted
of ila- woman’s biireau, «>l the p>>' much «s they did In ull 1"=*
sustain the Constitution, and tin n
} Hu* del'iirtineut, looking out ol b u r
»,re pait.i of it 1 hate. Rut I proin
‘ '‘ i S n k D ' . Lowden t i t ) of Illinois : red Windows and wondering what vettt*." 'h e governor said m
ORMOND
iscd to austain ii* and 1 will sustain
“ I stand squarely with the P r « * i‘ ' Inis become of th e ir 11101111*?. When ;„ u r e- Of bin ndmlnlatration
( I N S ) —'l l
It. Rut I did not*pftomUu “ •give up ilont f ta o liilg e ) when he soul d
1
attic
here
she
went
to
1
,.ill
«t'e'*l:
hi
T
the riglit to oppose tin* parts 1 do <D,U Isth Amendment) imposes, up Mrs. Ihewt-r
tie h*mi" *•"
not like The definition o f an in ..........."ire - ' b ' n * f !'"• e w n t r y
{ ||v IlHil
f,n •h e r
1u”
plain* .
r
he diiwU -sed.
, Mr Palm er. •• bml,., p it-id e m " i the
i,mmnce|l hob w ic k
.f.ald make the sixth
league tins season,
dready t n t e r e l urct
ni Dayioiui
Roach,
Mid,, ami S t iv tt-r*-
1*01 K li t . l M i l l
through an
1 1 \ ^ • In .-esllgnlion into the cause , I reek, f i t s
.
I trtmi the n
ni lit,- mlile > x|,|tmloii in the liuin- j
.
her ‘J opcralim. of the Keystone J* > ^
. oal and f o k c
t .|m,.un>
which •||UU|1W -,h)
t mil fed out till* lives o f seven nur.
rtigRtil
eiri and a t-onumny Mine in»|H*etor.
..........
wit,* hegur “ .tlay h> U. M. lanulpe, I ‘
.
,. lilt-f o f , h e department o f mines. .MH-rtenred
Tin* tlend, all removed lute last
night ritnn the vicinity of the hum- j ^
her .11 entry, aKiut
t " u r miles
vf*\VY(l
f ..... tin* multi "entry, are: Frcd er- j
‘ n k Plutser. r»2. chief mine insfevt.
or lor Hu* Houston Foul P ro p e rtie s.1 ‘ »'c in are
Raymond Pole. TV negro. J . W. t oF en
chran. F. M. Hull. A. N. Studodant.
repot
I John Preston, negro. W alter Wade, * * lh * " l:
tinue
p H Il’ AliO. » Apr
•».— ( I N b t
Heavily urmt-d poller* guards were
'■Misted today about the Ironies of
Jo h n \V> Hibson, cook county cominire oner, apd Charles L . Swanson,
u leader Of the Thompson-Lrowe*
Iti.n iildli-si faction,
ltoth m en re
�•y
;' 8 § ' » f ' 4 y f s7
•
________ _________
W a ll S t r e e t Q u o t e s O d d s
O n M a jo r B a s e b a ll T ea m s
T o Win League’s Pennant
.
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s a
m I’ U
n IuUnI IhI M
k u
TTlinI K
AM
WaI Im. if) ..
*
’ » 1 ».■»%• •<
Mo n d a y ,
f .n ■
A H tiL . 2, im n
■
a B F i n ^ m « B give
CATTSTERRiTORYRESULT OF N
E
REMEDY NEAT COMEBACK
~~v^
;
w *ll
2~ i
£ * i | g S S S f l f c 'K
W
MIAMI BEACH.
REACH. K
f na.. A,„
Al*1*-- j
PARIS. Apr.
.—- ( IN'S)—Wisp„'f aviation along
IN'S)— Wisp- ’ .MIAMI
PARIS,
Apr. 2
2.............................
.........................
.
i*
i IV’v't If .... I
Mill'll ;eSiS e1il«l * *
‘
.
like
draperies
i.rc
piuying
a
big
.
(
INS)
—
Mrs.
Lnttiu
M
aty.*
national’ defense and c minterclul •
---- —•
line u
. .
. .
.
|
I
ycsti.Tcvn i iw Vnode's Doctors I)c- Team litis New MtinttKcr.New |
.in the i-eturn-to-fcniiiAty |mel, of New York, who yes
lines have been adopted by th«
this spring.
afternoon add.* another wnrl.R Vet urns " f Foreign W ars o f the
They n.-v attached to skivts in *‘ <»nl to her growing list of m l, U. S., il was announced n t nation^
In ^ i'^ rn m o n .
Tri’almonl Of Oroa.lcd III' Who Aro WorklmtToRclIlor groups
Th" which fall to a poin*.,' or when she climbed out of K raal» headquarters here.
swum
upon recommendation or
r
flow front nrmlmles ntul give an pool after nn eheiutitnee «t,
swim
2. I
A l MANY.
,G H .,
A p ril
t. k IP27 nntionni encam pm ent, the n a ;
rsr
St. I.ouis.
B Y D A V IS J . WAI.SH
4.—.Cincinnati,
?J r7 u S» n
Inlcrnnthinnl N iw - Service
ft.— Chicago,
. • Sports
i).— Dnstim.
NKW YO R K , A i t . 2.
The N « "
| |VK OAK Knd nir the second. I*0*s
A N (,I.L K .
t
7.
— Bronklyn.
IV- ' —- (I I N S ) — A i n * iiiunitffCT. n new angle-wing movement tu the slmuL :I2 hours, plans to swim th"
...................
- .......
v. tt,,,,,,,,
ion al council
of adminislatUuuhax
.»
.
.
•
,i
, .
(IN'S)
i w** t.*s Antrclcs pity
York Ynnkees inicy be plnyipir
(innmift
. .t
! . phase o f ivh
I i -c
dav of his Irvnsloti into the I n n - ,
.
*. • , shortstop, throe
u n .ii new outfielders,
........ .. .
8.
— Philadelphia.
this
pom
e
d<T*ru Little-w ispy -gorfet.r u f-G eo r-' lish Channel in Sept. She -nnnou4^""|' (n
c|au A baseball in the South lull
Most of the hanilicappers w II t.o'v t i lt in '‘d by Sidney J . C a t t s . s i c i n n s .b scribed J
' d
b
t y
pf f Mu. ps' jtfld heuTCduTitrs 'a>c
cd this sliortiy a f t e r she le ft
Hevviee one " f th e important
if Wall S treet i * » w a i e <f the f a it I
concur in the ranking " f the first ........
...................
J a m s.^ M.
Carson, Miami attorney result, which they have observed . workj nR together with what re gettg hewn under the armholes are
_____ Vv-»hit'sn't attach much. if-nny, '.m*
s s i s t i rn ture.t in the program of i very
pool. Although
Allltough spectators
speein or» n
.«sim*A«rniuixs
rce
Die Toronto 1DUG Inter* the la te s t fashion decree for the pool.
four in the Anu iVnn le a g u e . and , " " j "
for’ governor, spoke • throui:it ’. hr treatm ent. ofr r a n e e-; m aj n;<
pnrtanrc to the circumstance. In
her from the pool, she proved t h i l u t o department.
national
League
chnmpiuns,
in
the
liftll room. They flu tter in dainty
,
n lmmcndcd appointjtient o f a P*»
the odds made public in the street
,1.1s I l f ....... ...» ... '» i n " . '
»I.H » fl'iiil . n « » « « <
'•’ • • ' f
. court,, .
iIlobeit
i i . . . . , A.
v a
A ii mstroiie
a Co
t ht»pr»
o f Hinging a comeback,
she needed no aid when she wnll.et ^ committee on aeronautics.
.nine months ago. when the Y links
fashion
as
the
w
earer
dances
and
i
ac
t'd
the
Suwnnee
county
M>r
msiroiif,,
a
i.
i
sin will I .n e tw 1-three in the Nat
Icoked like Mrs. Astor’s wolfhound
)hich b.;«ly will cre a te and superare aided by the dip of the skirt •unassisted to the showers.
(nnal lifitgui*. However, it s «loubt
m o
m r Sunday morning. they were
Mrs.
Schoeminel
melr.red
t
h
u
i <p s t a tb 'a n d nntionhl campaign.'
till tl.tit too many of them like the p ' i s m heard him make an impa • perim- nlH with indium.
hud a Rood ball club hut didn't get nt the hack which produces the she felt no ii| e f f e c ts front her l'>ng\r t j,i* development o f interest .**
looted at 7 to t»» to repeal n t ’-.e
Giant.i >vei tl. • t'ardiimls; yet the
».
io oil plea for clean Roverniiicn!. I Dr. Charles M. Tinttey, of Holly
r, suit s for some renson or other, same effect.
America!) League. Today, their
grind hut admitted she “was a l i l t L*] m*|0n.
S tree t can see the latter ns no b e l
■rice has been shortened t > .‘I to ft
Sometimes the wisps are a tt a c h tired add wanted to sleep." The old
annihilation- of the litre truck wnml, formerly a m ajo r in the Anyhow a change has been ntatle in
------------ “
ter than a tl 1-2 Id
shot. I he
.
tnd just what that makes the B uf
*|v S o l l t S U p
limitations on both elubs probably manner ami re;nidintion of th .’ . m (,|il.„i -rps of the United Sin tra, mid season, ami Bill O’Hara, an old ed to the wrists, at others they record was *’H hours, set by Miss
falo Discus is something for your
™
it. i
have been Inlluenceil by I hove* C atts' candidacy baved on eo.tnl
suid tlmt he had personally seen the i I1'-1. ' " L > u w m wux mi t t
" 1 start at the neckline, hut in most Kdith Johnson in Dlaek Rock Pool,
nultigraph to mull over. 'I he It »
cases, they “ happen" rorttewhcrc at Ciu*lnnd, more than 47 yea.’s ag ".
F o r S e v e n th T im e
haw’s fa lure to recover i uiiplct dy
me
rule*ami
b
,alized
RanthliuR.
i
Armstrong
fluid
used
in
fro
m
’
20M
;
n
e;
ott
u
e
^
f
the
^
Al(
•ns won only two uni.. - from lb**
the waist or hlpline, at the hack or
broken left and th.* fact
lirai <1
Tanks because they nlayeu only final bis ••
.
. t...« .I)* -r..,.
§.»••*
- .
April
2 .-.
sides.
' :
ilu.t the Giants se in to be rallying
LTLANTA,
tio i
I b an
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wo frames with the \anl. ■.
,p
- - ; through
the season
without
further
One wispy drapery longer than f j c r n t a n C i t y B o a s t s
i*
•••'
■tom the loss i f Hornsby.
:!
V
t
ellboftt,
furil :tnil two Itundivd **.t \\ HIIhiiii , tI Armstrong,
\rtiiRtrotiif. knnwsi
knows nil
all the
thi* in|fii*<l*
However, the tendency in the
a re M o s t F . n n s O f R a d i o , , yen,.s. is Rnniething
----------or
----------suid. *i t hacks and It.* did. Now lie's j the others becomes n little train on
However, there is nothinft 'u where he spoke nt 2 o ’c lo c k j u u i ents of the fluid. Dr. Tinttey
Tin
treet seems to be towpnl ahorten*
many of the evening gowns nt
*
V1
olive
Court
Ju
d
g
e
here
be"W
h
ile
I
have
used*
it
with
r
e
sinn
in
g
out
all
n-w
™
d
hopes
to
I -fo|-.* In - s p . i c h in L iv e <>a.. A
1 prices, the Pittsburgh P iratef I ill t l dial by which tm* fact ran b
Jean n e Lanvin's, which are of prin*
ie It was disclosed during lm*
miuknbl ■ success
ip several h r " someth ng w.th a club that l.c
cxp'iiined that Cincinnati' is held cm d in '
IICR
LI
S',
April*
2,—
(
I
N
S
)
—
1-crcpt.iiin
g
re
e
te
d
the
living been moved forward to 2 t>
ic s s style nnd gives promise o f b e Dei tin has- (mniv. rat'.in fans than h i i g of
Mr. and Mrs. R . R
.le a k e r’s ttp p e a ta n cc in a ll th re e ( stnitees, it j., too root, to p r c d l - l ' him n.odeded In n w lf .
n the National I.rauu •. They ut ft to I and t ’hciifto at it to I. The
coming
ii close rival of hep famous [
.\|1.||, of this city , when they
.,
imsitive
ell
re
for
can
j
Infield
Changes
coiipliut'
■
i
llostoii
at
Drortklyn
at
any
other
capital
in
the
wt»rM
,
lit.es.
p
a
r
t
i
i
u
l
n
r
l
y
in
t
h
is
c
it
y
.
V
that it is
ad been U to I in the early bonk \
He made n change on his infield "robe iii' style."
enittpareil with nuntber of pnpuln 1,1 c tt ch arges and counter charcuthing rebuke o f Cutts, n tttlit* <<i". 11111*1 Professor Anted r in g
he G iant’s cdils also have beta 1ft to 1 and the p in in g ‘if the PhilVery often the little train is just
-ri »-ainst each other.
.ies
last
would
apnein
to
lie
I".'tea
I
,1,
1,
rlnims
for
it.
!,i
posin;
o
f
Dob
l.nnintte
and
huytmoi
the
go>ptl.
for
ins
s
al
il
in
t|on.
.
in tailed to 2 1-2 to i in the cm.
milk
long enough to wrap around the
I) testified that frequent fnmiaistness.
ntth'.ugh.
personally
Dertors
Cautious
•
'
ing
W
airen
Cote
from
the
Toledo
With
more
than
12
suhsetibtd
l
.
’...i;
>t
ta
e:-.
brought
thuidcreat odds, which the .''licit
•
i’y "»i ,-el i rocked the seu o f nta*,throat like a scarf.
•
I
iliinl.
tinPhil
sliouid
he
a
shortm
,
anpl
in
e
ntul
ai
the
c
b
•
of
"
l
is
t
e
n
e
r
s
"
.t
o
every
hnndred
of
in
•
I’livsii
inns
hav'e
learned
to
be
champions
of
the
Association.
That
ire likely to prevail oh open mr
A novel handling of wispy ilnip- habitants Berlin *en.«il.v leads the r i n t and that each had fihkl sev
I I | rii •• t Irtiii if* |o I .
.
til., mt.'.i _*, the cainlidnte .J.iooi.
V rinilii.uk in t'leir aereptanee 'f |i : i • Iiclni'tl a jot. The infield looks
day.
.
eral plicutions for divorce. In
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b
low
the
V
ank->.
«t*ni'i»S
tif
l»t,|
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way before London with N ami New
ill'll*
wit
,..*
lire
I'.ire.t.
but
1
e.iii-suy
without
If they do and Wall Street he
v'ltdi .tan ef, however, a reconcila>
*
1
le
hits
peppl'i’
ii'
well
as
ahilily.
which
is
tied
through
a
ring
and
th
e
1
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<
e
b
d.
natural
at
2
I
2
hiii
i
lii>
n
e
York with only 0 per cent par*. :•
I.MU1*' llll* f *
the slightest idea r f ' hat it is nil
■pmlifii-atioii that it looks like Pro
iatiot oulil follow.
j
•|'l„.,
„:fii.|d
i
,
ain't(tst
brand
new.
leaves
a
floating
panel
that
van
be
To
I.
in
-;iifo
o
f
rnntori
about
in
their
>up|
"I't.
i
d
pro-t
•
’
lip
a
tin
g
in
broailensting.
about. which may lie set ilown n
f, --o r At nfstm ng h a ' cijme up m a
i ; t „ l W. Calloway s i t n ® ’
IiH
1.il
l-ecoi'.l.
Ku
do
til'
Scnut
>rJ...
lyatibit,
a
ftp.....ly
boy
from
caught
in
a
curiously-designed
sil
aid
i ,■i ... i l ' aiJtoi
Of the more tlifin two million
the idiom o f the insui inte l*r*>I»
ivittmkabli t eatn iin t. My 'tuali
Mi i
they fi plenty •»( opportunities to
: n I Til ci’s nt ,
I and •> I • I re
th-'ir failure *» r:,:itii■n -. however, is that least .ii • I pi,aba. w ho can bit. steal buses vo r clip, shortening the panel "by . o/fieially reeariled listeners all o v i
;ts* a 'doubtful risk, tin* Mni i l.et
11:• I away I
decitltkether
they would continue
looped
line.
giving
it
it
graceful
I
,'
i\>.
y.
However.
it
line-ll't
cue races will r stilt a- f- Mow :
I Germany, 2S pt*r cent belong to the
,it i't 11 «• i- • Ut in\ I ■ed iii the i 'all „ r 4 In,old elapse before We will and chase flies, is in right field.
t„ livVgethei and bound Mitchcil
-«•( m to b ' Rood reason oa to ipi i • .ti ti d*
I!i i- one of tin- fastest men in
m i ,| -. burg d them wit': i o..\\ whet bur or. not t'n
A I'll!
J upper middle t lasses, IS per cent
AMKHH'AN I K \<;t i:
over t lie, ei:y u iminnl court un- ^
i b« Whiti >o\ at I ft t*> i a - be j 1 , :i*. i t> adopted :■ ” a ely
I,a chalk Stanley Keyes, good g ar
f.t
1.— New York.
|are public officials, and 4ft per cent
O n ly N a v a l A c e W ill
, nm(' fluitl i** u run* l«**‘ 4'HIK*»,I .
del*, bt of SDK* on U charge o f ilie ( 'b ■iilau.I Indians are only 1" .
dner
from
Asheville,
iin
left.
.
ii,
in ied his tmli i
I’hibrtelpb a.
employees
anil
workers
while
the
lonttl.s ago the hnsbaed
"Smite nn*
C
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m
p
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t
e
F
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r
A
w
a
r
d
.vife-lqini;.
•
1.
Tilermay
be
some
elioiee
be
:t. Wn<bin|!loM.
tin lie •
......................... .
It
wli" was apparently In between is Sumpter Clark, sev
rest of'.* p e rc e n t couldn't be elns'i
•W *ei| t b
I -VO i lit I II * bill 1 u,. tnirb <• '.| -..pm,, ly ai d 11 ■ ,f ;, v,..nmn
4.— Detroit.
eva|
years
ago
w
ith
.lack
Dunn
ntid
Tied, according to the latest s t a t i s
>• in*.' of cancer ca'leil on nn* fm
I IN'il.N'S I I O I 'I I L K D I E S ’
ii. I siij it I n't III lie. Tile S*
C I . K V K L A N D . A p r . 2 .— ( I N S )
I,, v.>uid i'li‘u)i »■ i.i'tiat,
' a, i
ft.— CleveliM' I.
inci* with llirmingliiim. the Cubs.
tics issued by tin* Reich’.* Kadi*'
In Ip. Aly I Miniiiviit mu iveilld IwiM
l.ioii' Diown* ;il
to I and C
David S. Ingalls, t e only navy ace
I'llll- -o tlmt ike poop,,* of Uloi id i . ,,u\ m ., ,| me. mi,lei........Unary <e
, <!.— Chiriifro.
C|e\, laud and Albany, tin., the lat
Corporation.
Hi -Ion |{.•I >.i\ nt ill I ■ I al e- i
SA V.*\ A ll. Ga., April 2.
in the World Wi .-, will be one of
7.
— St. I.ouis.
•iglit , In :u* I lie l ;«, ' - and ,i id: ■ , iilti'liiiMi*'. that tie a iia .n l
w.1- tei ■lab as manager.
During l!'27 no less than 24.1MMI
rettly
aliened.
The
Drown•
•
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•the entrants in the. $1011,0110 a ir t■ n rtisls and other radio performers i I NS i -illiam IL Klntnre. '» ’*.
8.
— Dost in.
,, tlicei"*'-! ' *
Tne pitching s t a f f gets Inu4.
I -eb .
Were Iilo to I m - n,eb .«|i bi.o',
plane competition <>f the G uggen were employed, with a total **f who a l t ted wide attention aNATION \l. I i: u . l I
\.ac*.,, • tl.............. tlmt if • mi
* Her lm d and in i- 1•••! that I do . Je---. povlc from Detroit, and also
the doit ,.r Abriihnm Lincoln,
bill
I
t
tl
1
1
1
1
.
I
plll-t
lui\|
'll
•
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o
heim
foundation, tie intimated t " t
. I ,• , Tried 1 Wn|ll*l mat l> : II* b"
1 -Pittsburirh.
I gave bei an I get- Rip ' • :*in • - om the same
• about nine million marks paid ••*» dini I..* t ’cenl!;. ut bis residen* ••
dill.o'- ut tiiai.
friends here with t'te Jiititouit'-e
iinning ol ., roiiiijit p 'b tn u l om -eim i long f"i" In n.-ver \in'' t ing
?. New York.
ebdi prie iiiing lie dei ales to re
wages.
m il'll ioii Tae-day
of acute digestion. The resentb
liiu,- i lm wi.uld lake yea
|,oii 5t ha- |i,,a Haul imr, to,,, and ment that lie is having a specially
Tin rapid growth of the w irclc.t lam e of S Kin ue to l.ineola wn
I,Ml t " be alive till'd ,n loin <iay
• a|, i |*iw . Mr.- I'm ■■ deelai
eollstrili ted ail plane built foe * 'it*
I |H t •'0 Snt It d:i\. t,oWe\el. njl |n,e S . ,nger. a sofithpnw from the "b ig race", which will be completed movement with humlritls of am t- very mar.l art! eaused comment
:i \.0, i i i n it; ,11 nut
pat lent was i , ..mt
teur ratlin clubs scattereil all "V* r where evi lie appeared.
William
.Martin,
another
eased,
t
In
He •,| llnl - c - t o "
"boned
, a , e d it ed a southpaw. Inis Ij^en re, ailed from in a few months. Tin- plane will be (iermnny. It is estimated that now
and
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inl.il'"
milk
•irviv’i il k ' i ‘ wife nnd n dniijrn*
;,1I
:
t
and
dale
d-U
Tin- Min mt
capable
of
making
lift
milean
, el I,rati' bee I sea-oiling in t )'<• sticks, and will
more than 7.0**** are employed i tit 11* v i a mil vo «»f Washing*
* i nd
. hn: ih, pi« ,i '1 <211ki|i. i .till i* 11•• il't-'.en Ol
hour, it is said.
the
mnnufnt tin mg of complete l it •(»ji ( * :nljin*l la d lived in Sn*
t
a
n
tin
season
a
a
rcgulai
mem
i
;
r
t
lol
l
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.
•b :>i,t >' • ill \VIII* Il
"I want to wilt Ike prize: blit I
fluid i u -n a il’ i hi’C.
din i-cts abme. vvbile many time- v .t,
• |. r ! h* t IT voiirn, where
"Tl,
\lili- i ,
'iii •••i 1 11*. .»
: iv iv,.i . ■ i i:*t
won't be the pilot in that race.' tl.at niimbcV earn their living by
i l day
il,
|
e.
t
lolls,
t/i.iid
leftovers
are
John
n
f.t
J»r
w::
i-iin.-Ioii, with the ( onttal
pt'-d
,
ii
.
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1
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iv
<
ii®m
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! : . , , , l i n k 'til
Ingalls ‘ .‘I'd
II" would not sav
led •till . llv to!
anti •nntt w I'*. •*l i ii Di u ia iii n;al.
|*i ulhoiunic and C laiem e bisliei
SI* lling ratlio tubes
id. -t.r 11. ' , . i ..f n .i 'il HI
P "
1
whether lie would take lip private
phi furn ■t
r.tt'ie* ni*w in lms«
- ol , V
t h i n g again. He dee lured .lie •ha * j ' 1
high standard of* iitdio «i*t
I■:,|| but already h i a u * Ini game
,1 ill'll
ii iba: l all i .«
ii
not
l.eiii behind "th e ,-<y,t
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1
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ii'llm i,
loin i !:. k t.i i i li.it l u I,'*
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ft*-ut
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IIY D A V IS J . M \l -'ll
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"made
in Germany' i* sll-tvvn l>\
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s iii, e he lllltl ." all-fig h t-: ■vitJi t*i"
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lg
lifern.Hionnl N , « s S m . c ,
. t.|* ., of II -’1 '• ■ '1
lo.d .. 1 .......... , 1,1 Mil,' ,.| i ,- 1, n
the fait t h a t . while t *i«* import •'
Ivv b
v r e l l"< *> o rt R o u t e
1hi y . i i . . e r m a n - .during t ie wai
I L 9 S |,B3 J a c k t o n v I U e |
pit. h
S tu ff < orr.«poiob a:
1 I i n 1 III I'l II.I'll.
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I II
?/hei"ii m ill' ■ into r;« many In:
I •1I
O' g ig il-l
tii kill'd all en»b bn pr •' <*1 , I’
. 1, mi." ii d» •| t w■■', l >, vu 1 >i i«--. I i Tl I ara.
in > it 1,1 ,1 1 I Ol V III, i '
oiopefltiui\' i- keen i't rt'muiiuti - pKn lie.ill.
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iv i ,,e |* l . ate -I ol
1
1 ,-h* . , d: . t ol .11, ."lilt I t.,g vi-.ll . i he" Interniit mtud t)li< .yrtiv. I'.veiv Oeviuaii radio appar.i* ii ^a e >
il !»■ 1 i\r. ’ " l • 1"
,|. j , ,|alde |-1 g *il hand cl" ol. , lot. i - L d-lering l.o- :T!itti;l fight. ported t« all p a i ls
le i: . lb HOW HI 1 • '
i t .f.K
t > " '" Id
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ol
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lid'
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.11. i,.:11 ,1- ■ , lei I . el •> 1l> II., ' And praeticaflf every , lull hns+'olie ■i ut- 1ant I v * 11,«-i easing num bers.
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if • i
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«’t. ,n *l,i le a g u e - f o r y e a r - and ,a lor nil us-istant manager. Mur
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a
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I
I*' null .mine. I *"> b II. o in it,,, old ilav- and lieJ>uo\v-, Ht.it
l* llll AGO. Mar. J .
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NEW Shk In 0«r»le« I
w *,. , vv. t«i.* h i ; find.
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•lo'ild win at I •i . , ud of th - game.
I ..lliu
Joseph I’m goni. 21 yea, old loot t
. ,.J.■*.!.' - I d
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KIM
I-;..:.:., i,r,.i .,. i |...iniit •*•»>»tight
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lb. 1. a
of
II
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Wha. Toronlo reallv need-, how
of " I ’a l - y " I hi* *(•*•». Ifader "*
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more player.* before the t a n .•*' report. in the a«-t «f l - " h ' ' t a d . e , .k
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and <»' ..................Id friend-, having
all about al H e'
Ml \ 1 tn*W • tb.d in op, -p 'i
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|d:tv* *1 .gether f'*r the Baltimore
n laid it j:ai\ • am.i ing ,,
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will b,
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f I^ill l! alllU* \\l»« f I *• *5' | >
An.*,
»portwriter Thinks Fight
Between Tunney And Tom
Heeney Will Prove Flop
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O ne of Florida’s Leading Department Stces.
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l.eagui lean ,, a •<dl , lmil ,1
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League i ayer T«* all i . |.e oi piny >'i - „ mh r viii yint*
•lay tin- Rnl.in- will hook up with i ireui„st.,nees instead <>t r. lri, I
Interim./4 4ial
Service.
ing ils praetn-e mulelies to andLA NT A. Ga., Apr. 2.— Tin llii iaeksliville Tin
with
fellow member- iif the tram.
York Yankees hope to stretch
Us in-Die ease at present. And the
BIRMINGHAM
,
Ala..
Apr.
2
winning
streak to t h m
I In- St'iuit.iri* will 11 y to take the third purpose is t . mouse addl'd
„ today at the expense of ruidsT game f rom Die* Raror.s intere-t throughout the country in ,
\tlauta
day
u ns; i xiiihitn •
a• *s,*r
\liUHUI Cracker*. They* rlmw- t.
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' • the team's fight to letinu the Dav j
eir old-unt " batting power i»- les. Horace Lisculiee, considered by is Cup from France.
Tlfe Davis Cup Commitigc has al
ping Montgomery yesterday,. »»«»»>* «°
I h" u '"1 >-"ung pitcher
been u
advi-ed
' dev sloped in the Am erirnn L eague ] so ueea
i» ,-eu of the tentative
2, Ruth and Gehrig getting^ I last ucatmii, will da the lU'iund work t lineup of the Am erieun Davis Clin
lire rum,
nmtehey with Mexico,
i fo r t h e Nuts.
' team in *bu
s. K n fn ig hit n homer.
a* folb-w .
It i- planned tb:: Tilden will en
;M INC HAM. Ala., Apr.. 2.
LOS ANGKI.K S, A|tr. 2
llazen
,
in tvt - iiM i . . the 111- 1 in
\ ’eiv Y o rk C ln n ts
itegin
•> <*uv
<*Uy|e:.
ilate
w.ue
U r. iD’ira
tv s ce a s t o fft,
f , wm
e a
game series with the M asht,Klny that Mujnisl t<> s , v . , d l ,, null III t ie doubles. Iii.- op
, S e n ato rs to-'ay. Ja c k s o n 's •*n x ,.nge i. i . w- i . " It « a . KikiV poii.nl’ will probably lie T I*. Tap
•uni good pitching by Walk- |,"iui,- ye terday tlm’. hclpeil t -• ill, Me> ieair tm . The second hili/lps ,
fm- America will be itssi-rtird t>.
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Jkb«tf /New •,,t „ -tr>*4Hrr,'-ft»oHMT fra r(Tif vi.
John Hennessey, of liidittnapolis,
i
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lory
over
Cuylcr's
froinei
matvs.
a 2 to 1 Victory
who will prbubly face Robert Kin
T h * score wus 7 to 6.
Ids yesterday.
»oy, champion o* Mexico noil Cap•vi*i . f
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W i l h T e n n is T eam
T he
the ninth
regular
quarterly dividend
of $ 1 . 7 5 per share
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We present the authentic new modes in all their
beauty and attaetiveness styles that are favored
by women oi’ fashion everywhere. Youthful lines in
new coats, ensembles—sports frocks street and a f
ternoon frocks, all are here. No need to look further
if you want Rood style, and fine quality at a reasonu l x l n rt1*ir»p
able
price. 4
Coats
Suits
to
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Big
Sportswear
•Street Dresses
Hosiery
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Dance Frocks
Millinery
Dress Accessories
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TTIE SANFORD TIERALD. TUESDAY, APRIL 3.1928
IE TWO
TOS WIDENING
UTffSOUTLOOK T e s t T r a c k F o r C h e c k i n g
THENEAREAST C a rs O p e n e d A t F a c t o r y
dent Of Cairo
•*s Passion For
Permeating The
reration In The
the Oakland Motor 'Car Company
as a private factory tc«t track over
which Oakland and Pontiac Sixes
are run immediately after leaving
the assembly lines
The loop extends past ‘.lie Ponti
ac Six assembly and the new Oak
was the assertion made by
land All-American Six assembly,
arle* R. Watson, president
building
which is to start operation
University of Cairo, in
April 2. Exits from the two assem
.in an interview on a short
bly buildings open directly upon
Cleveland.
the test track.
imagination of the youth
A squad of 20 test drivers ha*
Orient ha« been stiired by
been organized to pilot both Oak
■it ity to see mire of his counland and Pontiac Sixes around the
ir !•;. the use of the automobile loop. After being given a through
tvh n. r is able to worm its way road test, the cars are returned to
i.p n.< down ramel trails, along
their
respective » departments
th.- a. ks of the N1U-, in the
where they are rechecked. If pro
the pyramids and uniting n0unced perfect, they are driven to
-siL’a^> s and towns so they^mav the shipping department. Should
!■* notched in a short time, Ihr.j any arljuntment be found pecevary
\Va:>. n declared.
after a car ha.s been tested. * it is
Effect of World War
placed on the line, the adjustment
Ti e world war was the turning is made, and the road test and in
pofn*. in the crusade Christianity
has -'nged for ages with Mohamnv< *tr.sm for the spiritual tonque • - f the world, despite the fact
the t are still 220,000,000. who
no* ■* orship Moham'mAl and. rend
__ .the
L Far t-_r________
i
tfci K.ran,
East'Univers
ity professor explained.
A strange passion for sceince
i * permeates the Moslem world,
t< Watson said. He told how the
hildren of the E ast” returned
CHARLESTON. S. < „ Apr. 2
the Orient world and a "spirit (INS)-—Under the warm beams
u. ;nqii -y ." ' ■
sprayed down upon them by u
> ” T1
know,
their comrades, spring sun. the magnolia garden of
thous
s of them, are buried this old city arc coming to life and
back
France, where cresents by April will be in full bloom. Plans
'ij.ood
v on row besides crosses, nre being made to onto-tain thou
row (i
)w.“ he staled.
ands of Visitors expected hei, t*.
see tho gardens
H idem Customs
1M~
ing the scrapping of. age
Called by Paul Hamilton llavnc
inmedt-n religious. poliU- "The earthly Paradise.'* the mug
x-Lnl codes as observed in •polia garden-, which have been in
dia and Turkey, l>r. Wat-"'‘tjir possession >*f one family nine
-stingly tt*bl his-inquirers i’ they came into hemg, have quite .>
j' bit of romantic history attached to
j men’s veils have been ./them.
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altogether in Turkey. In
The lirj-t buck iiiaiiM»n wtin h
•y wear oqlx a very thin { / '
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bewitching
(zerman
Invcnlion
v very hfewilching.
^
ung
going iq chris- S?- K n d s S e a - S i c k n e s s
1- refuse.I ji marry Wi*1* '
_
ik •
not seen and aU , refuse!
HKE.MKN.
A.JfT
girl, who cannot read . ,\merican to,„,srs .Ahiempl.it„,g „
. On Egypt now only ,-Wt t„ /th „
men out of every 1
„f „id ot Jl-n
k„.
»r wpits-1
| nnvndqe
n
Pan-lslamic thrtp-y of .
e„ti-se. o<- -NmV-'m^i,. \
m worldifsith a reirpi j A ,
Iff*^! D, Di.mmci t » M to T
has given away td flVe physicialt-ha-’pt "\e(fl^,ia-||
s-u
of nationalism." • '
r'-rttihiiVril^^oi t ti Geuw.i.i *l.loye.
sop predicted that mono- a*, the tul^ri-.ijiping ihmpuo.v ..
soon prevail in the East the world, has decided t,, u- *♦(.»gomy has held away fori n<-w treatineut evebi-iveli ft
unes. In th/- third c itn- now on
-ation he propheziseil, f All the d.[><yd sliqi- eiiipl-iM-it ii
y may bale converted the North \nierirun service’ uill in
eastern world
l-equippr-d with new fiortahle up
--------------- :----parat IIS const rile ted for tht; intml.i
D p r i H p U U,,,M '*/ "N«nsiaiin." PasdlHiitW.........
wJt&axtti
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thus be tieat.-d in t h e n . o i t n . aluii-
nPiire Black
ry For Spring,
coon.
llack
without having to g*. to tin -hip'
hospital
Jo h n
Cal.. Apnl 2.
hosiery
for
M c C o r m i c k ’s
D isco v e re r
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LONDON.
Apr
2
IIN Sl
Claimed to have
nlsdi-hed lh«-
r tieml of stocking* is
1 1 ■ til
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National- Defense
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•Senator John S. Taylor of Pinel . lnt.ire from H illsb o ro u gh county tievt vein- and .was “lected presi
las county, candidate for governor a fter , •<-. on in Jfin.i am i a g a in in dent o f tin- '•enate by -innnini-ois
on the demoerntie ticket, is shown 1!HJP: then f n 4n P inellas county in vote in P.'*i5, He is a farmer and
litiu- grower, a hunker and citrus
herevia-.thc
doorway of the lug 1:•t :( lie was y£*xtf?t«i{.county com
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pucker imd Pinellas county is slip Stinson-Detioiter airplane just be m i - i n. r tor Pino'las county in |MtrtillK |,jm solidly as a farmer.
fore the start of his first flight P.il* ;i:i i -t-rved until l't’21. In P.*'_'n . imj- grower .uni successful bus
from C’icarwttler to Lakeland. Sen- he nil. elected to the slut - -enate ' in — limit who has hud long exper
ator Taylor was bornia Florida 5 0 , t» represent Pinellas and llillslmr ' u-m-e n- a c u n t » c uumissione, and
vea.rs ago. lieserved in the b-gis
ot.gh .-our, tics, took his seat tin ( legi •it,,i
a t
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th e
City Hall
' 8 P . M.
Under
the Auspices of
Sallie Harrison
Chapter
D. A. R.
T H E F IR S T N A T IO N A L
i
BANK
all p u r ’ - < f t h e workl
visited the ga Men-
le <*u>blig t-
rep'ift -
A u t p T o p ic s
Sfior
<0/
Circuits
for pleasure
A short circuit not only dimin
ishes iMiwcr hut i> a prnhnhlc
cause of fire. Kerrel out ;t
".short" as soon ns you have
any reason to sttspeel one. It
pays in lower hullery upkeep,
increased pow er, and . may
save your ear front total l o - s
hv fire.
Then* art* other common
must's of fire, sunie of
which cannot lie easily de
lected.
Keen a minor
hluze in your car or garage
means an outlay of cash
for repairs. It is wise lo
insure >mir ear against
3 ..
C am els lead th e
dark," .declares Enid I dull English Sunday and to have
«ln, screen sLut and wife diacovered move" fnmoii.- - iu-.o i
Fred Nihlo. /[So de
than arty other man, Henry Mills,
t end that film fashion aocietary of the National Sundav
diet that black will be
such |o>s.
League ha? ilied heie
ir this summer 'fauna. ;
MilN touiid John McUoiiujt
tinly, I favor black, it of. world fan)miV tenor, when In was (Jet aulomoliiu- insurance here
•ing cuptraslii to spring still regarded by enU-rluinuu-nt covering fire, theft, collision,
mi,’’ adds to the star, managers as just w.»vth the dollai
liahililv and jiroperty dam
ess knows the value of per night he was then receiving.
age.
ince her assets and dl'
He found the Ntitional Sunday I
horteonungs.^This np
A . 1*. C o n n e l l y
League forty years ago. providing
tume* as well as ho»- ( cheap and popular light entertain
& Sons
, ■ <
I merit
me
thioughotit Kngland'on Sun
n private ^and business day evenings at a timu .when the
224 Magnolia
I’hone Ih
to underestimate the English Sunday was prn\erlilallv
Established
I'JOK
of black, calling it a
r. A h amutter of fact,
re Htunning than 'any
tat ion of cttlurs. My
rry woman. 1h to iielect
i of *He*r -black, itiooic-ityles lntereni her.
i
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way,
Tlic winning
a n sw e r is
TURKISH
The
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Attend The
was built in tilt- garden in colon
a luiicho.m in Imiior
A 't o r g#
liialiag'-t. 11■
ial du> i was de droved Milling tile
J a a i i -, grtiduft
f «inget> She alof
t
h
e
group
revolutionary war period and the L a d y A s t o r T M a n s
l.aily Nani \ Astor
second mansion
was destroyed
W e lc o m e P o r C lu b
Dated Mart-It
fr *m St Jaineduring the civil war. Thi- last man
,
:v|ii!tic tile letter leads in p a r t :
sioti tea- foil .wed by a eottuge,
ISIGGKItS DAIRY FARM
-1 ! >i ,......... M">1i -I*.. i, ti me know !i iw up.ay <>f
which i» -till -u-ed hv the present |
Phone :t7ll
2 i INS I That the Kill. , t Gi l .. y«»u .'ine <•<uiing over, lot I should
ownu as a dll!iini | home. Norwood i Club a ill re, ei. e a 1'.Mil wflciqlnhave von for luncheon
Ilk.Sweet
Milk
Sweet Cream
llastle, a di - ' endellt of the well
when it land
in Engl.i t:,i next ill'll 11 Your la-i \i-it i- a very
Matt' r Mdk
known Diavton family, i iiltiliuet.-.l b;. . U-tte. 1 lively app-. meiuoi v ’* When tin
t" add beautiful and rare plant' and
Mill. r ••»■ liable'
Kdgi.r I’ » J i 11 Uia o, England in IffM. I.adv
received n’ci nl Iv
tree- to tli- in !-• attr.o liii -pot. 1
mair. claim, u the wortd
>
Mitgnidi.i garden- was loiineily-i
known a- Magnolm op the \sh
ley " Man' beautiful poem- hire
written about
i.a't
\eat.-’U,t|iin
t.airist-
hc bc „“dry;’ iMh«
President Favored
By Emory Students
tm 3
w
i-H the rails of the Oakland Motor
Car Company’s big rnilrond yard
and subjects the cars to a rigor
ous test of performance and riding
comfort-.
.
The installation of the private
track is ;n line with the recent an
nouncement by Cordon Lefebvre,
vice-president in charge of operat
ions. that he intends to provide the
Oakland-Pontiac dealer o rg a n is
ation with cars that require a min
imum amount of inspection and ad
justment before delivery to pur
chasers.
The
private . U-et
truck, ->f
course-docs not affect in any way
the Oakland Motor Car Company’s
practice of maintaining a fleet if
major tc*t curs in constant operat
ion at the General Motors' Proving
Ground. These cars are run at
high speed for thousands of miles
and then “torn down'* fop micros
copic inspect*nn by Oakland Motor
Car company engineers.
*
idate. no m a tte r w hat-hf*. rel
nl concensus of opinion gat
here following aquestionnai
out by students of gjvcm m t
j Emory University.
Replies were received to
EMORY UNIVERSITY. Ga„ Apr.) questionnaire from men and i
2.— ( IN’S 1- •I In.: :*ie South will j Ptl jn every known walk of lift!
not support n
candidate f o r , eluding judges, clergymen, busy
president regardless of creed, but ■ nien and housewives,
that it will hack a deserving earn!Other results of the qucsl
nnire showedv that ntudMitv
s a » she wit! try-fo mnkr“nrrnmrr~ tors, ministers and women as a i
ments to attend the concert .
do not favor capital punishmc|
Dr. Malcolm Howard Ihwcy, dir that the majority of voters
eel or, is working up new selections 1 dissatisfied with present goves
for the eluli t-i use in England and mental, conditions because of
on its coming pre-European tour egeil inefficiency, and that n nn|
of, Soulh Georgia and Florida. 11c ority of persons consider nev
also expects to use the negro spir papers responsible for formatl,
ituals made famous by the Emory of public opinion on national is*
singers.
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C h a r l e s t o n E x p e c t s T o ,'
E n t e r t a i n T h o u s a n d s In
F a m o u s M a g n o lia G a r d e n
It U U U
4Dry Candidate r or
TAYLOR STA RTS CAMPAIGN
College
Science
A loop of cinder road nearly spection are repeated.
Young one-half mile long and banked at
The test track is far from being
Orient the turns has been -constructed by a boulevard. It cro'ses and recross*
VELAND, Ohio, April 2'.—
—The Eastern world is be*
osdened through science by
is ion of the country once
by Pharaohs such as King
r* >•
B L
C 1 Ci A R ECTTTTEE sS~
Jj
I L I K E ’E M ”
.Think That
-a n d
Is
E x tin ct
; Says:
1- a •r* -fc^
' Aprjt ^ .s~ fl N J5) —
V ’.'
the grabt Sivilijn
lowing siirna of having
' t **
■ri.
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to the director of the
\SS '
atory, I t ban tpiittod
c nor azhen for the
ntha, and it ha* not
eruption since 1V10.
rash, however, to con.
tryi-*Arill never again
nolten rpek.
It la
er hai never before
» take a two months’
.a the other hand, It*
sited untold age*on w ii, according to
the sCu In th - Irfhe>d.” At what period
roe to iU Thff height
ia not known, but It
* poo tic*- lava dur-' o.
period wftien Europe
th ice.
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Lawnmower F R E E ! '
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S t o r e S a l e w e w i l l d e m o n s t r a t e t h e Ib c| tJ)k e
L a w li'm o w 'e r o n y o u r l a w n a b s o l u t e l y
:
tre e .
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R ed
R ed
R o b in S a le A p ril 9 to 14’
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The ri^iiTlir bpKt4ik^d by so niony
C o m e in t o d a y a n d m a k e y o u r r e s e r v a t i o n /
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Invited
Attend
Wednesday,. April 4 th 8P.M
Under Auspices Of
Principal y
Ruth Bryan Owen
Speakers:
Judge Wallace W
of
Miami Fla.
of
Sanford Fla.
D. L . Thrasher
Seminole Pressery
J. G . Leonardy
Chamber of Commerce
A . P . » Connelly
& Sons
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Judge W . E . W hite
McKinnon-Markwood
M iLady’s Shoppe
Sanford Drug Co.
J. H . Cowan
C . M . Hand
Zachary Veneer .C o.
A . Vaughan .
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V .E . Jpouglas
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Speer & Son
J. G . Sharon
E . E . Brady
Laney’s Drug Store
T . W . Lawton
McCulIer’s Cash Grocery
Union P h a r m a c y ? ^ * -
Sanford Laundry, Inc.
P . Paul
Flo-Pure W ater C o .'
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�TH E SANFOKI) HERALD. TUESDAY, A PRIL 3.
IW
E l u i ’it
e S an ford
A Citizen’s
K e ra ld
lUfcrd f t r r r riflrro iin n m
- «(. sanlnril. F lo rid a
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Ruth Ur van Owen. nimlidntt* for Gongrtw from the
Fourth Florida district, of which Sanford is a part, will tieliver a lecture at the City Hull tomorrow night at eight o'( lorli. TllCfC UfO. US WO SCO it, •t WO VtTV gOOtl fOttSOnS .wliy
Seminole
Seminole County citizens should make it their business to
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In the first place Mrs. Owen, a daughter of William C A R S O N ’S C A N D I D A
.lunnings Rrynn. one ot the world's greatest orators, is a
t i l l ' d J l t l ' T I O N -It I l l ' S
•r.nni
ear
lterself. Whether her subject
If, a* has iieea hinted. Jhtnex'M.
. sa.-vii very accomplished
rtit I la*
■I.T.V IS Modern Arabian Knights." "With the British Troops In ! pnri40n (lf .\iiami. f* running far
Yliml ft**
rrlf-r |»rr W r r k
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or just plain politics, she has nm.iv interesting
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l hn 4i nit if iKifii* fltiHj r « i r r - j
ln t i n s e c o n d p l o w , s h e i s a candidate toi a \v h t n , » l » - j ( hnH|y n, |vi, wL T h o
wny fllt.
I I h r Irntlloii r i n i l * »tl l*»r!
HHiltl. •'Iter I. V
ft* r * - 1 i(*0 w h i c h i s t o l i e, t i l l e d b y t i l l ! i n o i r e o f t i n p r o p c
,
( ' a r s o n t o o p p i s e P a l l s is h y
t r f l l r l r n l in 1*(•»• l«l» finil |«l »
e l e c t i o—
n . . \\ e h o l d it t h e d u t y o t . e \ c i, \ mn a n n 0 1 w o m a n i^uuinjr hi s s u p p o r t t o Mtiueone wl m
i M U l.
*nl1H • ..............who goes to the polls to hecome acquainted with the various hits a c h a n t t * t o h e a t C’a l l . s . A w l .
raihl I*
it
l l i i r r n hi « f
i ii r ti itc r f
<»f i l i r
I T f m l t Ixiin, m i
candidates and lu hear them speak whenever there is an
Onlv in this way can they east their ballots
l i l t r r l l « * r r % , c«m l
\ il% «*rl l%- nppori unity,
|ffil «
it lilrti
r«>«||i|rr<i r f i r *
this way ran they do their duty by thj'ir
m
wisely.
Only
rr inrtulier >n hiiImiiII It*
,
it ■ miuit *ii tnbipi11*i!*•• countv iiidI their stntc.
f»•*»«!!I A*Mlrill IIIIit
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Mil rlti m* i f rlr nilM ll«»t i*« u r l l
fc o n -si k a t l n r t N tiir'IiMiU.
M e re ly
ITKSDAY, APIMI. 3.
A n
“ In cid e n t1
lUilin Americans lake their politics seriously. One can
always tell when Mexico is holding an election by the smoke
clouds
on the western horizon that arise from bursting shells.
TIIF
UNTAMED
....
- ........................ T Q N ' f i l J E .
....................................
He that koepeth his mouth keepeth Nicaragua will hold a presidential election this summer, and
his lify;-hut hit that o|re/)<‘U>.,w.'jk'.jjU- Ijms Jjeei) thought wise to keep American Marines there
his hps ahall hnvi> -deslnwtxMi*.— i f(l). a ,nnt Its in order to gel ready for it.
\vri'i '1 n
i i
i
Argciililia is no less sensitive, politically. An “incident
that .he tongue cun m. man tame. ‘’I » ''Ccciit election was the killing of an Englishman. Ill l Vlint Tl.ou art hath aide and willing city of Mendoza a group ot hair-trigger followers of the loto tal,. poMiession of *fur hearts and cal administrative leader stopped this subject ot King Geoiyc
th< n tin' tongue recognizes Thee as oil the street and commanded hint to shoul
iva I.ettciiias!
At ‘sicr.
Being unfamiliar with Spanish, he failed to comply and war
promptly shot and killed.
I h e r e p r o m i s e s t o hi n s m i i ' h
Gommenling. the I’hiladelphia I’ublic l.edger says. "I.i
I it icit in S a n f o r d thi, . I m i e a s
the L'nited States we have our election “incidents." and
w i ' xx a s Ia s i J u l y .
'Chicago is an outstanding exacnplc of open political warfare
----------- n —
conflicts. U u l it is not
l
J i m P a r s o n h a s -oxx'n xvihl I c o m p l i c a t e d b y i m d e i x x o r
m u i . E .VKitsK F o il T o t m
that
I - . iiel “ let Pirn xvl.o Is xxillmtll
Bil* (
t h e f i r s t stum *. *'
s
even
it l i f e
would
la* ta k e n
over
so
i i n i i n p o i ’i a i n
a m a tte r as giving a " H u r r a h "."
The
i
there
im plication
is. o f c o u r s e .
H int th e
l itilcd
Slates,
in ili
fm m
r i f S v n n t n r T n y lm * t h i n k s a t l e a s t i n t h e m a t t e r o f p o l i t i c s l i t i s p r o g r e s s e d s o m e w h a t
<*ns ul F l o r i d a will g ‘ > tq* . b e y o n d t h e c o n f i n e s w h i c h
retard our
A-ni rica n
m m sir-..
hies to h e a r h im
-|n*ak ! T h e H e r a l d w i s h e s i t . t o o . r o t i l d b e s o o p t i m i s t i c o x e r
oiti
airp lan p.
Wi
and 1
sh im
nun
lo l i a M n n i n in t h e S e n a t •
j “ r i d e s " g i x t ' n d i s t r i c t b o s s e s in t h e W i n d y P i t y a r e q u i t e o
l i r y a n O w e n in H o u s e , xvi*
dep lorable a s shoot ing an
E n g l i s h m a n xvl t o
w m ildn'i
sa.
• fthle t o g o t sonu* gox*ern
, " l i u r r a h !”
•v
fm t h e S t . J o h n s R i v e r .
\\<
th e i
* advancem ent.
M feels that th e freq u en t b o m b exp losion I H ie r a l l l e o f m a c h i n e g u n s , t h e c r a c k o f a u t o m a t i c s , a n d lie
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-
fa il t o h e a t t h e v a r i o u s
c a n d i d a t e s . Y o u xvili w a n t
w h o m y o u a n * v o t i n g fu r
e t i o n d a y r o l l s ‘ro u n d .
w hich
c l i a r m lei'i/ei!
H erald, that
I he " in c id e n c e -"
the elections o f a n o th e r
Illinois cjix
I .
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PR O
Itim. (Vain
A N D
Star
Mr. Pa mm is mi o!d turn* frlc.u!
Oj^tile pilhlirher af the Democrat,
aril we ran primise the citiveiis of
S t nvni i m e ( - u n t y that n l l w h o |»oss i |,,v
,i.
„h«.ul|l hear him
m m s;
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r \ e t voile
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r i l i ( ' r l.ehind s**aa- . andi iie hacker- , a l e , t he l . et t el
i un dul a t e s
l l i l a o d o It,'
Itr. S o m e t i m e s a n i a o mi e s tn hi - i t modh c r u a l o r i a l r a r e s e e m tn
el oped txxo g r e a t i - s i a —.
P a l i s a mi tiie R o a d I * 1
A n d it xxil! he o p t o t h e
d e c i d e a t I he p o lls tvllh h
'i is g r e a t e r ,
a c e o f Wa l t ' s t ook I h o e
hi es* f r o m hi s h o r s e ' y e s s a good t h i n g lie has n' t
0
aviation
P l e a i xval'O
’ i ng is
l ess
dtingrimis
ole c h a s i n g .
w h » h a * iiia.h* a n i a r k t a l ,*<ut t-h.t t.i
lion- i,n xiioili Pnrnon ha< l_il ••(.
issue xxi'li li.'m -Suwannee 11 mo
<■rut.
M an ila
are sharpening
Hu n
knives
xxill n o t w o r r y , t o r l . e i n r a i r a c k e t '
s o m e t h i n g iiboui xxiuM ling.
for
him "
him -elt
v hm
lie a l - , ,
Thai xx .i :i m aster stl'o^i* mi dm
par t oi Mi i .imlidate <'ar>on v. n
lie secured I >hu I .oeliiirr, xil' P ie r
engine. P utts is jusj stand i n - still liloiit, Ii have ehargiyuf his head
I ’ ncle .iolin
— hi'V maile all the nr<e
lie quarier- oi l 'i l imlo,
I lie n.-xx -paper men. know
will lljii mayl.e Parson . r x-|.< . I.nox'
ho can siari him hack doxen hill.
t : ,,'i'i:i o. o l o w * how i(. p u t 1.
PnrMi nV
good de a l
a n mis o f
tieht
Polls
'< u
lil... o m a n pr . pnMi i t .
- toppi ng a
u n t i m iry
Orlando IJepm ler Sim .
piiti.ii i'.’ t i i a c r o s s . H h g u e s s I
km,xx- t!i
n dii ii tt| g a m e , too
.
till < tt*r» tit
t tie pr o pe l
Ia s
• mil
1* 1o d i x
alxvay-
p re p a r.d
>
lu tx e a g r o w i n g
s ; u ini;'llt(>
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i nonex
Save
M e pax
stixin g
Via o m it
f o r wi -
F o r
A
Tin
l i n i n g .ul
b e s t t ul ,-n t a ot
" m e ttn ic s go a s i i a x .
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«!«• l i m f i g i t l t i l i n g u i u l l i m n
Mora in e, n i | s j n ii n - n i, 'i l p u i . m u i i u x n j i l n h h * c t i o i
l i l t i n g x i u i vximIi| h a v e w a n t i ' i i l e a s t u f a l l i n tin
*
C le a n e rs
r o u
t h e
F a m
** N o w
n
d
o u t
P r e m
i l y
i e r
.
*
t h e r e ’s a
P re m ie r for
ev ery
p u rse
an d p u rp ose
Now there's a Premier
Vacuum Cleaner built
especially foryour needs
— whether you live in
n fifteen-room house or
n two-room bachelor
apartment.
t o grtiffP
xx h en
you
a cn tin l.
m eans
read v
investloent-.
P u rp ose!
I jiel eelll eumpiiUllllittl i p t a r t ' l l x
1 l|H0l till ala onlit
o.il F t ,»*e»
wit I,
luth.y a n d
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Sanlord,
Florida
MONTHS OLD!
$20
n l tlie
I’rcmicr ITupIcx. Ir lake.*
t i n * xI u m a n i l xlirt o u t o t
*t;wr c a r p e l * , x l a x c n p o r t s ,
.uitixnndxili* . m l f u r n i t u r e
i i p h o L n - r v x u . s b i n n s , nxattresxff>— e x e r y t b i n y . H a s a
ibri'x-lxu't c m e n - i o n h a n d l e
to clean carpets, nig* a m i
draperies. D o u b le a c tio n —
M i p e r - s i u iix»n a i i x l a m o t o r ilrixen b ru sh . A n d b o th
m o t o r anxl
brush
are
. it oi intx 'x l i n b a l l b e a r i n g *
— lltev i i e x e r n e e d o i li n g .
Deposits
hr,
. I a n . f t, 1 ‘ K J S
Jan. 16, 1928
T h e W 'r o n jr 'F ilin g
Voti m a v la
t i n , n iig li tgtlii* \i*rx
S o m H l u n g l i k e t i n s h; t|i|mniul. w e r u n xxvll i m a g i n e , i n
it .Next . I d ' s ex C i t y t I n - o t h e r d a y w h e n a s e r o m l a m . l e n t a n d
' l e a t l i oi . l i n e d a s a n i m m e d i a t e r e s u l t o f
another
\ hit
itnd-i'iin d r i v e r s l n t e k a m i kille d a m att
A p a s s m g m - d m i si
s l o p p e d a n d p i c k e d t i l e b o d y u p , n o t k i t o x v i n g il XX a dead.
a n d r t i s h e d it l o
hospital.
Feb. 28, 1928
Apr. 3 1928
O l’E N IX G
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$11J),«7r».(M
$277,474.51
I V\ 11 W E E K S ( 11, 11
( (iM U TR O l.I.Eirs (' VI.I.
r i l m : e: m o n t h s o l d
$ 4 0 2 ,6 2 9 .5 6
^ p re m ie r
$ 7 0 6 ,7 2 4 .1 9
T i u* tVcmicr Junior at $40
$ 1 ,0 0 6 ,7 2 4 .1 9
Total Resources
We ii|)|)i<ici;iic (lie con fid eiu'u and co-operation ul the Comiminily which has made
this excellent showing possible.
I hex- s p e d o n . u n t i l a m o m e n t l a t e r , t l u - d m •i t h o r r i f i c i.
c r i e d . “ W e l i a v e h i t s o m e b o d y , l o o k , t l u ft out o f t In* c a t
i - o v e r e d xx d It b l o o d ! "
Stockton ol .1at I.sot
th e i xx ho iloe-n t -cion n*
• eflough to -lay axvm
(mi I hi- summer M i ll, it
lo go lie can have uni
vi feel sorry foi him
Wo
invite
you
to
open
^Junior
is j t l s l t xxx» - t bn\l s t i l e b i ; g
o l t l u* I ’ r c i ni x ' i D u p l e x —
b u t e x a c t Ix l i k e it i n e v t i r y
i c. i t l i r e . It ix a t h o r o u f f t r
x l i i c i e n t i lx1. m c r Ix>r s t n a l f e r
i t o m e s , a p .i, u i i c i u a t u i b u u g a l o x v s . A c o m p l e t e t e t otf'
a t t a c h m e n t - - i> i n c l u d e d jix
its p r u c .
*
an
account
and
Grow and Prosper with Sanford’s New Bank
A B B T T IO R T A R d E T
I' XI XI UF Xt || I NDKI *KN It I INI'
A imi t-*i iI x uf the paper/ uf i he
m V iitc iiLu-itig tti*1 Dcmiicuiti.
a ml.dm ■*. fnf ^ guM't n.a except
little Ocala xvas l i e the lav riV c n! ractv f,.i emuiug
iy of tjli' filial chapter <d iut.* t ' ii* i .,i ■ mid |lie 11 liV tin l ea- 11 ■
fiilehce game. Twenty
t He i hum c* i,f I at I - llnl x i'i y I ■ u
ml dollm-s xveh* at sta!;>‘ <>f them mix anything again** ('att *
cops broke it tip and
If they do in,l wan' C a ll- fig
ie swindlers, I loiida is g'lXeinm. why dmr't they ■•pell till
te for this slot of thing •ill < iilis, lli- if. a intii'li heller tal
tuuri.it ayoiMiti,
t gel Ilian any of tin* others. There
■ *—a
plenty In sax' afnuil him. Anx* ntn*
•riU^axsur'.'.. us dint |,|f lh(. bl(ll., . am lnlat.- xvm.;.i make
ton
Vvny i)head. llnl j
|,.•1 1 < goierimr. If the tiexxspn
,1 also
asperl*
Ihnl ,
of tlie Hlate would let the min t
in f a r ill the* lead. Hath candidate- alone and proceed lo
fur ill ndvance that the I h||liw
U4,ald lie defeat
i nee '*nn, come J u n e . - |ej #
nninercial. Tin* ganit* is
Why are tin* newspaper* of th
il llu* last putt ix stink, xinte civil tn Cults xxhilt* they nlaise
n ew *? ix the quealim ii
xugxixtine Krcard. Well,
i-cjindhtate ;-H athaw ay . i-
I
jw -
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*
Doyle (
wfiutd Iw.— T am pa
Not Infrequently when one ix led
i f Carlton WWT elected | into n , diacu/xion of political ear
It would be too.
ruptioii, he is met by an upulogist
_____ _ _
^ for crool
c r x ilv r ixxurn o f the |sxxer.' “T h e y all do it." They do
M itm n rT T T in iw ffM tl
word almut
the fro n t i
i th e pirt^
vex I(. J»
Vou a t
"<td h u s i rp 'S s oj>t~. et uni I ies
«r, *. I 1 , , i ■ . ■o e
k II*'V*
A s t h e y d r o v e tip lo t h e W e s t J r i - e y H o m e o p a t h i c H o s
athaxvay opens his earn
p
i
t
a
l
a n o t h e r p o l i c e m a n r o u e tip o n a m o t o r c y c l e a n d i n f o r m •lival county timiglit with
“ V o n f t d l n w s Li e d
ti the Tenilrle theatei Me f«l I m m t h a t l i m y h a d k i l l e d M»tn<k<»ni»
doctor will explain why a lit Lie g i r l d o w n t i n * s t r e e t . " b e s h o u t e d , a m i a Ii I Ilx l a t e r
ore to rejiiiu a Foul than h e t b o d y \xa s b r o u g h t t o t h e h o s p i t a l .
lew one. •
debate with
Prepared Always!
In m a k i n g Iii•* nn umi nc i ' i nc n l a« a A p e p l . a < lo> i
candidate
fm
1We guliei'itul i'lual
The
*i »i la«t do
Repor'cr 'slat. j
i wmi inat ii m . l a m e s M. P a r s o n o f
M i a m i . s a y > : " I e x p e c t t o xvin, not alxvay i o i i - e r v a t i vc a n d i nt e r o s t ' - d _
oil a c c o u n t o f a n y mer i t
o f mi ni •i hi l i e " , It i r e o f t he - l a t e , i* h e a r I
npp’ t t i u g M r ; , R-uth l l r yi i n 1
hot b e c a u s e t he p i o g l e o f ■'loi idn ilx
h a v e n e v e r f ai l ed t o l a k e t h e l i g h t tixxe'i t o c o n g r e s s mi d . l a m e s M
for
1 l o v e r ......
Del at ul
siile o f a n y m o r a l i ss u e w hit'll xx as l ' ar t * . , i
i
squarely presented."
.Mi. P i i r o i n \ l XV •
.
o j i p o s e - tlie r a c e t r u c k a n d all i t s
Jam.
Xi i a i - o i i , l i l ml n l a l ' * lot
a t t e n d a n t e v i l - a n d in Ids c a m p a i g n
I-irtg t o a cm . xx' iI
i- g u n n i n g p a r t i c u l a r l y f or < a l t - . g .i . 0 10,1 »
tor,
He e n t e r , t i l e c a m p a i g n
t t i l h e r a h ml Hd p, i■(.it* l ieu, la'
go o i 1 i n p i e . - - lo'
.o, lo
ki t e t o ge l a g r e a t l i e , o i l i ss u e mi ll
le*,*i■ i
l i t • \tr»*~t.* ■ o i i . i * a . '
h e f o t e til,, pe opl e o f a
-late
a
o, o. ion il, p, ,*til»- l.'iai ( a i t - , .no
l a r g e a - I to| ii|a. hut il e , m i l f o i l
|-a m n it , lie \ w;ts e o l l i i n g
loin
Uig I , l.lloxx I hat He ha i >,nl iijene.
in tie- pe o pl e of f l o r i d a t o lim o p , tii* t i a e k pnXiiiolees h a i l I a l t
He . »peci ,li le u< t tliii’ P a r l t o n Had
mi t h e s|i|e o f mor al i t y and " h , i
etx T h e r e i> al iotl iei e a n . l a l a l e ill r i ' f n- e d l o - i c o hi - iialilt to a l a 1,'
t he r a c e XXl l o - e . Iiaill
t •> e l ec t i o n III.* il I hat I, ' oppo s e n t a r e I n i ' I.
l i e lull on F i e ' h n l e s «ehi i i ai - ut , 1
a i e mill'll hi l gl . t ei t han X|, I .11
Min's, w i n a l so * III, -Cl i hi • • • t he I OI I.,Til'., I >1 t. h a t , ,11 il le |,„ ||
s a m e 1 1- •t f i ne , a n d l<<‘ will 1 1 i.n peopl e a ppe a l , ,1 to lit.toy lit- pl an)
ll is g u n -
V
New
t A I* 1Ml
' ' S, A n i e r i e a i i p o l m , - a n - ( m l
W e w o u l d iim) rb. - i n
p r i s e d t o s e e a l l E n e l i - i m i . u i , m a n v o i e • I - • .|!|.d. fi | i i fits
i n g l » s,'ii " I I u r r a l i ! "
Itureati. Kurnpenn traxel
to tie iis mnrh a pm t nt
ilium as call ulus.
t
it
*
- . ..I
tin* n a m e o f H e r r i n , a r e w o r t h y o f t h e b e s t S o u t h A n t e r i c a ' i
elections.
A n d t h e p o l i t i c a l l i f e o f ( ’a n t i u i . ( l l i i o . w h e r e a
n e w s p a p e r e d i t o r . D o n M e l l e t , \xa> k i l l e d f o r e x p o s i n g m m
<)u 1 l i e w a x l i e p i c k e d u p a p o l i c e m a n , xx*11 o rr u
n
u ll ii n
ng
g o
mni tt ilu
tttm itn g bo.Md. c o n ,illi,a lly b lew Ids w b is ih - an d a t t e m p t e d n,
w a r n oil l r a i l u .
A l a n r t a m r o r n » * r I la* t w o m e n f e l t
a
’
j
o
b
.
"
M
u
s
t
h
a
x
e
hit
hundred
Princeton
mil
.
.
.
s o m e l b m g : " . tlie p o lice m a n e \ . l a i m . d
will gu to K u i o p c t h u A n d g l t i l l c i l i g b a c k , l i e a d d e i l , " L o o k s Idk e a I i r e i n t h e m a i l .
K eep mi "
Hieuiding 1*• the Pinno* M u s t h a v e r u n o \ e i i t .
rW
$ 9 .5 0
wh e n lie v j i e a k * he r e , l i e is a v e r y
a l i l e m m i . a 1 ioriila P n f e k e r t i i wy e r .
d e r in t h e p o lic e
d ep arM innt.
m ust
luixe
been
quite
a
me n paxi"
t h e xvny f o r thrilling.
a Dr. Iluthnxvny is p a v i n g
E x ei i i n o u r b e l n x e d l l o f i i l a , w h e r e e l e c t i o n s a r e ' oq>|io-,ei[
way to t he g o v e r n o r s h i p
t o b e t e a p a r l i e s , w e lu r e i i i S a n f o r d h a d t h e p l e a s u r e u >i
i
State
N’ exvs. T l i n t ' s
l m o r e t h a n t e n d a y s a g o o f b e a r i n g a c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e go\
t P a r l t o n said.
Ieru orsh ip . a m in ister o f the gospel, by th e w ay. th re a te n a
o f \V
.
o g e r s h a s h e r n e o in i n i -* v i g o r o u s o p p o n e n t b y t i n l u r i n g t h a t " t h e t r a c k e r s
n lo nel on 1 lie s t a f f o f i he
of K entnckey. That m akes
CO N
s u c h i,- t h e d i f f e i e n c e b e t w e e n t h e , hj.< p f o l ' e s - i„ii. Me l ia s i s , n n l n
tvv,i m e n a m i t h e f o l l o w i n g s t h e y ( r h n H e i i g e u . i '.• (i o v m n o r ' ’. t i t s l o
n a t u r n l i y c i m m a r n l . It is h a u l t o ' m e e t h im a n y w h e r e a t a n y l i m e in
ei n e e i v e o f a n y o n e w h o s e
iil le g i - o p e n
d e l t a i c mi a n y
o f t i * <iu“ s
mi c e U. P u t t s woul d he xCnn a w a y
hy P a r s o n , o r . v i s a v e r s a ,
.lacksonvi l l e .lotn-nnl.
t
bossiMU^
eent*n*gallon gasoline (ax now |
paid to the counties to n fund to *
QUICK SERVICI5
pny tlie interest nnil principal on
roantv hand* Issued to huild 'ate
TRA N SFER
l‘;trhwnys ntet the approval oi .im .ilin g .fr inn Chlp|iln«.
many "f iris hearers. This plunk I
'"id S to r a ge .
•■•null! miv.- the taxpayers of Flu ■ P h o n e t!!8
hot lx. trd St.
riila tnx'Ussnds of doluirs-should -it 11
lit- ailopUul hy the legislature. P ar |
it.n sieteil that Putts was afraid lo|
meet him In jdnt dehate, anil that
he would camp on his ttnil the ryst
CITY TR A N SFER
of the campaign and expose him to
^ STORAGE CO.
the voters. Pnr. on made a good imExpert Pinno moving with
I ri .'<*! n here.—Okeeehohee News.
improved SEF.-UO piano
moving equipment.
[
Untiling -Grating -Shiptdng '
Batteries
Side-Track Facilities.
I’hone S!)t»
'-’(Ml N. Maple Avenue
(•tiiirauieed one year
Ralph W. Losslng
l
Remind llallery Shop
Mgr—
.Mil \V, Sernnd St. Phone -II3-J
It; rptlld dll It wlUl a r e w a k i n g u p t n t he f a c t t h a t a
n ml w h s Ml
impunity.
eraof t is a c r e a k ; w h e t h e r he In* in
Investigations new going for a rtie r nr •oit e 1’ office, who: !u r tie I c
wiml at Washington sltnxv that
under *the Iliii<lir\r9 Jmlldge re a Iti’pi i l i t knn l ike Al ee; - ! 1!. P a l ! ,
gimo there ha* been‘it carnival at i»l* it I I l'IIUi c i : ' t ri l :" Willin', t \ t . j
V•rrupltoll, I tie people, we lieiicv**. T we e i l . — Mi nni i !'• s t .
------
—
much hettii men'.’ In out ••pinion,
th. * m e afraid of him Hut xxi
can't m i * any reason why ni i vhodv
xhoald lie afraid "I C a n ,;,
Al- .. xx, can ’t se.* xx Ixv the >uhi*i
, atnlidati- au* >o r isp ic tfu i tn
Calls.
Tlipre’,
D ,y le
Caillon.
-xvmging' land Idnnling) I he scythe
of -n iia -tn on llnthnxxny.
Win
'l,M-n i In* lake a lexx sxx ipes at
• a l l s ' VII the i andidates an* nice
to C a lls and misty to eaeh other.
Mhcn John Mai tin xxa running
for govern ir four years ago la*
went a fter C alls with a club, mill
soon had the reverend gentleman
o« the ran.
Wc doii'i l.noxx hut what, the peo
ple of Florida dv<erve to have C a llinflicted on them, to punish them
for their cowardice ami foolishness.
OFFICERS
I.INTON E. ALI.EN. I’riwidcnl
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A.
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I ’ E T K R .1. I ’ E I T N E R . \ u e * | ' , t.sj,|,.nl
A R TIll'R HR A NAN. CaHhiei*'
DIRECTORS
EDWARD W. LANE. ( lutimtan uf liie Bmirtl. Chairman Atlantic National Bank, Jacksonville
DETER .1. FEITN ER . I‘resident, Osceola ( ’> press I'o., Oseeola. Fill.
FRANK EVANS, Chemical Mttnufaclurer. Luke Mary, Fla,
S. (). SiilNHOLSER. Grate Manufacturer. Sanford, Fla.
JOE GAM EGON. Farmer. Sanford. Fla.
W. C. HILL. Viee-I’resldent and General Manager.' Bond-Hill Lumber Gt»., Sanford. Fla.
R. A. NEWMAN. Manager, Hill Hardware Go., Sanford. Florida.
LINTON E. ALLEN . I'resident. Sanford Atlantic National Bank. Sanford. Fla.
-
T h e nationally fanunn
Fremier Duplex at $60 |M>
never been surpassed for
excellence and pcrfomxauct*
The muinr-drlvcn brio|,
•weep* xvitb a glixiiug
riorx - nick* up wery |,it
Df surface lint, hair,.tlm-aJ
and‘I'rt. It loosens tlip(jrcL,
Imbedded grit xxhi. tu v
auction draw* into tl,c
Hoou* Jcmmi'i Kin,,,.
tw oWiKotioa. *
teoru.
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- Social
. Calendar
MEETING POSTPONED
1
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PAGE FIVE ;;
TUi: SANFORD HEjRALD, Tl'KSDAV. APRIL .1. 1!»2U
journed.
During the social hour. M aster
Hilly Zncluiry gave the reading “ A
Tree.” and Mrs. Hubert I,. Glcrttt
ft1>
sang a group o f lovely vocal s e l
Office Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37,
ections. Tin* hostess nasi.ted by
Mrs. Jo e ' Butler and Mrs. C. Y.
S u n d a y S ch ool C la ss
O r g a n C lu b M e m b e r s
Franklin of Leesburg, se ved rea <■* - t - ip*-- t* - l ^ i v j o y s - t t s - M e e l m g - A ^ s e m b l e - O n M o n d a y ficsbnients of ehteketi salad, salt*
- * •■ * . • ■
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* ines, cake and-home made fudge.
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Hn each plate were favors o f R a s
Tlu- regu lar business and social | On) Monday afternoon tlx- mem*ter novelties.
meeting nf tlu* Dependable?
I hers o f tin1 Pipe Organ d u b of tinMembers present were Mrs. I-. T.
• f tlu* Methodist Sunday school F irst Itehtist Church met at the Byran, Mrs. Frniu-is K. Bolx, Mrs.
was exci pi Finally interesting. Mrs. homo of Mrs. ilolieit Masska on II. II. B erg, Mrs. It. F Cooper, Mrs
TUESDAY
The Aznrinti Circle of the Frist Kuril* B. .lone?, president of the Park Avcmu* for the regular Imsi- J II. Cidelough, M 's W. D. G ard i
ner, Mis. Robert L. Glenn, Mrs.
B a p tis t Church will met*.* tonight class was in c h a i s e of i ' u* meeting inoss and soeial meeting. The host*
Jam es F . Hawkins. Mrs, I. K . Rsl
n f t h c hynic o f .Mrs. W . C. PcCoti1' and dining the ev^jjing it wns^lp e?H *sJ(% :lw afternoon were jllrs. Tiilge. Mrs. Ik*A . Anderson J r , Mrs.
sey 201 W. JFth S t . tit 7:30 o'clock. t ided that ine elnss would hold a M a s s k a a n d M r s . T . I.. ! I i^lc*.
.1 Maurice Allen, Mrs. T. L. Hale,
E xpressio n recital at the Jun ior rummage sale tu an early date.
Qtlitldties of roses, snap dragons Mrs. Guy S. Seima.n. Mrs. Jam es
High School Auditorium at K:tt0 Comm tle c chairmen gave reports ;Mid iifti.ny ilis were used in decor (!. Sharon. Mrs. Kent Itossiter, Mrs.
inly invited, of tlit jt* work and also told of pint i? uting the rooms where the m e m * II. \V. I.uwton, M is. A. M. Phillips.
o'clock. Public is conlinly
hers assembled. The btisipess ses* Mrs. It. C. Moore. Mrs. Robert
M.,hv»or- f ° r , Da*, otontli's
work.
Gleaners Class of the n
Presbyter
.
sian was presided over- by the Masska. M rs.-A. A. Meneely, Mrs.
Inn Church will entortnm at a Ja p - |*,sttl;(H. ,
Mr, u s _ Thl,n „on. newly elected president, M 's. F r a n - [ Sidney..1. Nix, Mrs. Tony Pitchford,
nnese Ten, at 7:3 0 o’clock at the Mrs, B a ric K. Jon e s and Miss limit eis K. Ho!/. timi ijnitilic business ear* j Mrs. Robert Meriwether, Mrs. J .
Mitchell, Mrs. M erriw eather G.
church parlors, honoring' the offi* Mi ss serve*) a delicious .salad at'id tied out. Member!, responded to
cidl
eali
with
items
suggestive
of
i
l.ewis,
\ isitors w.* ,, Mrs. Carlos
sweet
course
with
coffee.
ccrs of the class.
Those present were* Mrs, 'W. S Arbor Hay. Mrs. AA. 1>. Gardiner Cooper, Mrs. G M, Grounds, Mrs.
Evening meeting o f the Semin
1 hnrnton, Mrs. It. J . . .'-Mdnholser. icportid that slu* luni ••rgnni/.cd a \V. V, Allen. Mrs, Joe Itutler and
ole Parent Teachers Association at
,
Miss Ina P e r e c . Sics, Larlc K. uroup of young ,women for the V. Mrs. C. V. Fraukl in.
7.00 o’clock nt the Semipole High
Jon e s, Miss B slh e r Hughey, v|lr-*. \\ <.’,
ia t week and that much
School.
II. It, Wright. Mrs. Iv i . Smith, j <nitiii-ia-jn had la*eu shown by the
Mi and Mrs. John Schirnrd.
Board of M anagers o f the Worn
Miss l.ula d id d e r s , Miss Ckitji ‘ tm-mlii*'
Mis* Katherine Sehiinrd and Mrs.)
nn’s Cluli meets pi 111:00 o’clock at Itaiijiin, M s s
Until M-'s*. ••Mi-is->*«^j1%v,>
f'.‘"Itn\vUius. chair
.1. F . Ray of Jarksom tlb* ivtiiriijcdi
t h e ^ u h houtr,
lauliiu* Myers, Miss .Klizaiu'lh *
j\Tr t ||,.
. ruling committee home Sunday evening from Mi* j
( .n rre ti. Miss l.niia M«tyc Fleming ,*,„.
g ;nv a repm I of 'h e r ami. Palm iteaeh, Hollywood, and
WEDNESDAY
I1|M| lt.ked for donation. of Coral Gables when* they spent
Mrs. George Paxton will e n te r M is s .la m i Mr Itne. Miss Gertrud.
M is ? Frances H u g h v. <nt flowers and ferns. Tin* new
a l bridge and luncheon at Hi:- , ' * ul1 Ui,n
several days.
Middleton, ' M i >.
II mnn
- £ fo'clock nt her home on Myrtle
standing mm-tnittics f»c the coin
Avenue
honoring
Mth.
George i B'ir!,( Sti'i'l. Mi .. A, K. Slioem.'ik. i mg •car wen* rend by the prr'sid
Camden Conger of Oklahoma Citv, imd Miss Holdde t hnpinan
i"U aft, i wiiii h tlu- meeting ad
Okla.
’
* ' f
Nellie Tu rner Circle will meet nt C h u r c h S o c i e t y H a s
the homo o f Mrs. II. II. Newman
n . * i
. n 1
, «
..
1214 Oak Avenue, at :!::») o ’clock
H S M o iltlll.V M e e t l l l g
with Mrs. Newman and Mrs. ( li ie n t
Stenstrom an hostesses.
11"* regular monthly hindne-e
T h e S a t a n P ark e r O r p h a n a g e '
Fast time tonight
ary Society of
the Mcthodi-t
Club will nisat with Mrs. Itadfor
• RAMONA"
Church
waheld
.Monday
aftci
n n rt*encn Avenue nt .'t o ’clock
noon
at
the
ehill'rh.
About
-t\t\
Wednesday afternoon. The hostess
W E D N E S D A Y
es will be Mrs. Radford. Airs, ilicmtiers Wen pre.i Tit The i i i i l c .
having best attendance we * Mis
f ’lnrke, and Mrs. Mindiew.
IF H. Cliiippcll's and Mr-. U . F
General business meeting of the
Raines.
[WomanV Cluh at :l.00 o'clock.
A shoil devot iona! set \n i* waMrs. TV —. Holt
will I’litertaui
i oiulin ieil lo i In- pee ijib’iil All lie
lth e Wednesday afternoon bridge
in.-illln t
i n i* \ml t he i o. a I dm '
[ cluh.
'lin g n> Mi
\\ II. IF. ili-n tit)'
N O O iE
J e n n y Spaulding Circle of the Ale . Beat r i i . Higgins Alter a few
J F ir s t Baptist Church will hit’f't ' I'emaik- 11\ |)i AA I* ltntiima.li
F x tra idde ! at 11act ion
Lvith Mrs. W a lter Stomleii.iiiie.
l.'litllli In ia n c 's wa- , .it nil alii
TH U il.S DA Y
I II ll l i l * U H l T i : H O R S E
All-. I I * ,7VfttWlltT^rt if
vrf* aBusiness and social meeting "I loi al siipci ml cadent,
,11* i ci diil .*
Tin*
• h c ioI ■e ligluin piaiii-t anil
the Alathean Class of tla* First A!
Ilri’dic AAilltani' and Ah
I
i B ap tist Sunday school will In* held s .11ail*- wa i b , t ci j a - I<u.i I lir a
^ueali't ami entcrtaiio i
, at
o'clockaif*<.lie home of Alt
•11 i f. 'llticed m i; Alls. I’ A! Kldto
Aunt her ( i r e a l
i{t»lt* fu r
I. K. Estrid ge ,iii Alelbtnv ille A i ,
Maiic Gilisun i ire!,* wd| bavi
, hue. with Mrs F.steidge, Mi-«. 1. T i lai i gi- * I !o ■ first |ir"gi am to ci *
"Om Dirk” Thai Will Take
■ U 'a n and All's. A. C. Ale I .■-■t,l*-n a- dig wIII, it will lie held T t l.s d .i
11s I’Inft* ‘ Alongside **Tul’losses
April IT at ilic i burcli Tin -pc,
i
K. I.. Class o f fin* Fit-'t Bap
lill date !** tog a I ini a. i iiijio nt
tibl'4 David”
jtittl
"The
fluting wiii
•M list Church will hold ................ and i lie i eg u la i il.. 11
w.l
I’atenl
l.ealhei
Kid.”
kCMaeinl meeting at :i, tu o clin k at < limituinj.iia
j h e chnn li, l l o s l esses Air.'. F. I*
T H U R S D A Y v
King. Mrs. J . D Abraham- and
l MM .It lit. V I It IN M I 111 lit II
AA I- A I*
AN l*‘A i
WILLIAM (OK
Airs. Jiiwers,
jt
»r
I of* i.'i. ion cl/ ilc wr ap i . 1 m o i For,
B aj'tist Sunday School woil.i iIdle < d ig l i g a l i o n a l
i h II11 b w i l l ,
( will meet at
o'clock at tin , i I ' l l , ' I I "I l\ AA ,-k o it ll I - b O I I li " ni.i"* li a , p l . d i o i a o 0 . Ill l U i .it
aiijl O ' ;
Tlii
P a t is ... ' l l ' ! has
cht.rch.
i , » o , t vv <ii - I. in a n d ne dilrii c l ,
I.I i>I- . 11 il e .11 well ■r(re VCS 1
iVest Side Parent Teacher A
<0 tin l a - t ifat '
III t h e lit,* el llefc* it m m * >t u 1111 tot n I i. ii k
mi
I hsnciatbui will meet at l no >•', |>a I. A1 a - 1er* Th* '*' er\ n e - |t III !"* he hi | t k •'lttg"'1' it ih 'Itlt*. Ill an f i l l t t h a t
at the West Side Prim ary School • a. It nig Id in 1 b * i l m i i h M'*tn
' I t e g i - t ' tlu* '.lie t en beitiln.i-.
Mr
ilaim 'i/c i i ' i u i i i o - I ' , r a i d
i l in ch 1
The faculty will have * lunge **t 1*0 ill irt in • ig III 1 ( Id 1 1 lit’ (Mill
II.
lo r
the program and will also net a ill I- , i ■1111.111> inv Uc.i III 1 ,11 • M m a i l Mai. W i lli J j > a n h
Uniag.
hostesses.
til - li-cr vmi. i1*
Regular meeting of the Scnmioh
S A 1 1 RUVA
-Chapter No. 2 ft, F S. will lie held
('ll
ildrcti*'*
S T |l 11,1111 itt 10 on
at 7:IU1 o'clock at the .Mu-nnie Ti in
, 1 I 1"* k ut lh<- lihiMi-y
pie.
SI N.’ IAA
South Side P arent T e ach ei- As
l':l ,u i Sum i *i |u ,i\i■i nit i tinu
. soclatinn will meet at hdin o'clock
the Muuii ■i i pu l
at the South Side P r im a ly School. 'Aill 1ii* iiglil ,i*
III •'* ;o \ VI . iilll util 1", - {biRrUl
F fU D A Y
V*u it-tf |"'"p!<* '•( t \
Begjnners and Primal \ Dcptict cd b\ ill,
i hoi* ln l<
*.
.ll
nient of the .Methodist Sunday
A IM M l \V
School will have B uster l-'.gg Him;
R* g iia ho lie
me, 'in:' •*!
at 4 :0 0 o’clock at Central l ’iul< (\*
\,'l
4
dllbl
"I
1
1
"I
, l i" - I
Auxiliary of the American l.<Ud
copa! t bill i ll w,l ll lie In til at
gion will meet at *1:00 o'clock at
n'l lock a I la Pal I'll IIdll •
the Legion Hut.
j
•. . '
Health
The regular meeting o f the P a r
ent Touchers meeting of th e.G ram
mar School scheduled to have been
held next Thursday April 12, has
been postponed until April !!• on
account of Chnutumpm to be given
her,* all next week. This meeting
will be called "V isito rs D ay,’’ when
tin* parents, patrons and friends
are most cordially invited to a t
tend. The election o f officers will
Bjr lHt. J . G. HOWELL
take place and plans wifi be made
for the ensuing year. Mrs. l l e t r y
* I'ROTRIIDING AND
I*
Sick le s, chairman of till* pnigrnm Rl.CEDING HEMORRHOIDS p
l it Orlnmli* HiihIpir»n ttind, tii|t* iff, “
committee hns afrnngcd an Wpoe*
citnir- lit «*<iiii|itnlnl«iK
«if
hrm arr*
uilU enjoyable program.
Imlrlst fhuil
|tn»f ru H rd
ami
hlrrl it
H IN TS
il rr111 ih*it (# *rli •*r t m it«■ (i Im«• it .if-r**cil
lir a I *i f |*it In, In* It ml p e a r il lurni Ian
it ml t i n t l r a n b ir d i« ll h yniinl I|mI Ian
111%*- iiI iihI »»f iltrua* tanNi*<i »if h r i t i a r r Iiii IiN.
I'lt>tlriil
«*%ti lit Innt In ii ills.
rli»a<«*«( mi tli I tiff ae r r
n lu rm liiu
hut
tlii* |i 11«*h a c r e i r r j Imd, a n d u « r e
Hl% Ittit him a g r r n t drill uf imlii mi l
I rmifili*.
H r itnni i i U n « l h r rriciiltir iiiiiniili<ut iiirMiml fu r
trr n l lt ^ f
hrm orrh u l d t . iin*i g l i n t m i r *i|irrlnl i ll r l ,
riml l a fr ri ii t l iiimilriilril I t n ll m ,W i t h
in f o r i f - r l j £ ! i i liniir* I l i r r r mmn icrrnt
r r l l r f imd h r uritd iinllf liii|irui«*d
m u il iniHt nut Hitlf n r r hl«* h r i n n r r hnliiii mill vtiitMl(tfttInn mini*, hitl h r
«*In Iin it |«i fieri •*nr hnnilrtPtl | tr rrr ill
hr l i r r .
Hr. .Viih. f a r iv In
I I im«<*II«
Id
M O N EY TO LO AN
On improved City properly nt 7 per cent. 3 to five year
.simight loans on residences. 5 to 20 yenr loan* on good*
business properly.
*
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•
S A N F O R D
B O N D A N D
.
% * *w
f
M O R T G A G E CO .
112 E. Second St.
Fed eral R ak e
Shop
G et
A cq u a in te d
O ffer
All for 4 9^
I
« Ii a m Ia i r
tn ,r l
Im l
I ' ixmI
I'nitf,
I lav, ^ralrli f'niik li>«.
I
1*1111
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V lU m i l* .
l,
I),.,, o il , r r
I' —l - l
H ull-.
I t.nnl. t i m r r h n l e r » t ni*r
I. mmI «f llrenft.
FR E E OF CHARGE
II.*.
FOR
«* *
I** II
* •-
■X
§
ol
1 Doz. Almond Macaroons
WATCH
' *>" i
*
-* If
■•I
This coupon mill 49c in cn«li will It,* hotton*<l with the above
Spcgtnl Bargain Conihinnlion nf Tasty
Federal
Prothiets
W E D N E S D A Y . A P R I L I. anti every tenth customer presentinff
^
coupons will in addition receive
? I’lir* iirnrllrr in flrlltlllla.
liillriiiM In
ru irn I I rr Mi
nimi «if nlaiimi'li, hiiiirl rind rrr*
m l ll Inr l*
VOtl
. I . n r r %%r,
T rlrplianr
i:tnn.
I n n it fill h r
««ir|irl*n*i1
half
•liilrltl* van %
%111 icrt M»*1i t i l t h a n t Iimh* of fln ir f r a m lnt%lnrM*i.
\\ rltf* a r |»ltatir fat* f r r r Vanhii I I nil a n it nil 1l i r r n I n r r , ______ _ _
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III
At
THESE WEDNESDAY BARGAINS
Daily Fashion Hint
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Silks and Cottons for Easter Costumes
Ct»|t>red Organdy
Raymt Voiles
lag Iti gi'omol'
IVr yard
I T i n t c d Dal i ' d
Light ibirnl fl*
tnchi*' wolf
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and Dimity
: t<> 10
, mil
Penifnnenl finish.
lloral design*.
Printed and
4."t inches wide.
Per yard
Easter Cleaning
Lancy’s Service
Solves T h e
Problem
t*
Rayon Voilo
Plain -heer
voile
1)rennet 3(1 inches
for
1
wide.
yord
Call I-alley’s and simply pass
Qiu* mallei' Imm vmir mind.
Inr our serviit* i> rtuuplele in
«*very detail and you art* fret*
from all worry when your
eleuitiiiR work is sent to usy
With (Quality and I!ndurarue as a Founda
tion
tier*
N e w A rrivals , for
E a ster W earin g
We stamt Si|uai*i*I.v li<,liin<l
every niatiKind Tiro we sell
Om* tlissal isl ieti custuniers
ape— are— Well, there jlist
aren't any.
We’ll stark a T)ianion«l up
tiRiiinsl ji i ia ut lu*r lirr in I h r
world, and tlu* rrsulls will
justify us. Thttl's lau'iiust* Dia
monds Itaat* hern so steadily
lurniiiR ouI rrniai'kulrle srr\ Ire
rrrortls — th a t’s hrratiso
Diamond Tires are keeping
pare A\illi Ihr very lali*sl_and
very host in new tin* ronstyurtion devrlojlnirnts plus
a few little advantages that
are entirely Diamond.
So we.'say— if ymi want lo
buy lire trouble insuranre at
ji Very low premium, step in
and yet a Diammid.
Call
Us
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Now
Printed Litton
Bver fast. Pre.shrunk 30 inches
This is Easier week and you
will secure better service by
sending us your work now.
Sister, brother, dad ani l
mother all have somethitiK lo
hr cleaned spit: and span for
E aster.
- D ye
Your Old
Frock
t
wid,*.
New
The E aster wardrobe this year
ran be obtained most eronom>SJ»I|S*!14
Jfrlyt—Ymir'6ld frock, cunt o r
suit if dyed will, come back
looking like new.. We will be
ulnd to give full information
anti advice about dying your
I.
garments.
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D .A iK .H a ll T o H e H e ld
A t H o te l O n M o rn in g
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leture “Ramona”,
t Milane Theatre
w
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AHollywood
fire rrrrn tly razed
tr 100 Indian homes to the
ijund and provided the flim city
biggest thrills of
lire was part of the
"Ramona
rning o
off "Ram
ona", the film beC'ihswn a ; the Alilnne Theater
h-ooe of the
»year. The
rning
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a ftnort sp
ace of time, over
>
0,000 went upinsmoke, attract*
thousands o f motorists from
highways to thn scene of the
:e, several miles from the rentei of Hollywood.
In
Hotel Arrivals
It. Klinti Orlando; .Inch II. M as1
Prominent v,11nnir the nffufrs
rniim! wife, Port Pierce; A. J
whlcjt nre being plnnncf4 f r r R a t t r
W h i t tViishinpfon, D. C.; A. Per.
trihovicli, Jacksonville; I * I). Jo lly ,
I i.ivoi nl trie P iiT .s t - Lake Mote! on
Atlanta, (In.; At. Lovett, Atlnntn,
.MJniTny i \ atng, April the ninth.
fin.; Mrs. Until Ilrynn Owr.n nml
Cumin i -i it dors mi the heels of
t m nml dining the college vaca secretary, Corul Guides;. ,1h ( L.
tion when many visitors are ex- Out<y, Port P ’erce.
peeled in Sanford from Tallahassee
Gninrsville, ami Poland. the dunce
promises to Ito one o f the gayest i f
(he season. P eter Shunt's orchestra
A re o rg an izatio n meeting of
will furni<h tin? music Tits co m
the
Sanford fzntik Walton* I at Ague
mittee in (liargo of the a rra n g e,
n u n t i inclmhn Mrs. 1!. K. Tolar, Wirt called today and is to he held
chairman. Airs. IColInml I lean, a s at the Chamber o f Commerce to*
sistant 'Hmirmnn, Mrs. S. 11. P e t
j n o r r o w j i g h t a t 8 o’clock. The reerson, Mrs. John Meisch, J r . , Mrs.
P. M. Davison, anil Mrs. F ran k orgnnizntion will include the elec
tion of officers for the coming year.
Scruggs.
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F O L K S
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Q N E 'f i E T - A T
GOOD FRIEND )OR ABASHED A FRIEND *
YOURFAMILY/ FINGER ORTOE 1 O F Y O U R S
-"V --- '"“A HE'S ONTHEJOS, E H ? ^ f
DRUG 5
are pure
L A N E Y ’S
T H E FRIENDLY DRUG
: STORE”
ire engines from the film city
ivi o on the ground, their hose
:.tr telling over a half mile to the
n earest'y a t e r connection.
the giant Maze was
rtaged f o r nn episode In "Ram ona’’
imjw fating released in motion pic*
tu re form, did not m atter a particl< ! Even the oldest old-timer, hard
ened with all the thrills the movie
'< ity offers daily, stood with the
■•rowd and agreed it was it real,
not ‘'reel" conflagration.
Carowe, directing "R a iiiuiii,';, starring Dolores Del Rio,
i ivlged three hundred Indians to
p.erticipata In the scene. Over one
hundred Hollywood cowboys were
included in the massaerre which
i hewed the whites demolishing nn
Mi s .Margin* ( Iow an . \\1.’* will tab. t i t in the
online Indian village and ratin g *it
r*. r moldering dehris.
fense Day E t w i ■■ " tti the * > y Hull i •■i■■■•>i ■ i
Miss fiTwari will j i v e a pvirntion, ” Y "'ir n - - - ’ *.| '!
program i- in ing •*j in o n d 1 tin I el ,lm : t■i >• <>y.
J V e r e s tin g M e e tin g
Revolution,
Simple remldlcs needed in every home — they
and of standard strength. Prescrip tions filled with conminiate enre. You'll say this js n store of obliging con
sideration.
Thefact that
Georgette & L ace Trim
Edwin
s E n jo y e d
By
G u ild
u o f the moid- Interesting
ngs of the Women’s Guild of
CrosH Episeopnl Church was
.Monday nftemoon nt the Parlouse tinder the direction of
resident Mrs. W, E . Watson.
-Is from the various officers
read, and showed that much
at hnd been manifested durtie piiBt month. Mrs. St. Clair
» brought in the caps made
e Guild for the Jun ior Choir
hose made by the St. Agnes
for the Senior Choir. Mrs.
reported that tinlayette
died by both guilds had been
to Advent, Tenn, and that
dais for Cathedral School had
purchased. Reports from the
d foot! Knles held during Isml
d that $10.'l had been cleared.
S. O. Chase, Mrs. H. F. Whitrid Mrs. ('. .1. Riun|di were
ated to purchase necessary
ig utensils
for tin- Purii.ii
■ kitchen ami Mrs. Noble was
I to buy fit) small )>1:gu ■», The
irer reported $222.
». Watson appointed Die fol
t? committees and rhuirmen
■e E aste r decorations for Da
h: Sanctuary, Mrs. It. I
icr, Mrs. W. K. Watson. MrD. T ay lo r, Mrs. G. F. Smith.
Arthur Marshall anil Alt
a Noble. Charn el, Mrs. Claud*
, chairman, Mrs. George D.
i, Mrs. E . D. Hull, Mrs. S. ()
Mrs. A. Derby and Miss AlarYoung; Door, Airs. Robot;
wmnn, chairman, Mrs. A. P.
ly, Airs. G. Irving 1/mrks,
. E , Brousc and Mrs. W. J .
Woman’s Club Will
Hold Regular Meet
i«t th e m a rria g e o f
daughter
their
ROSAMOND
ERTRAW EDGAR C1IAI’
MAN
, April accond, One Thous*
*hundredami twenty-eight,
Orlando, Florida,
V-Line Hose
Frocks that aro new -that are diflYrcnt with every whim and
fancy of the Easter mode authentically reflected. Modes for
every occasion, Perfectly fashioned of flat Crepe, Crepe de
( 'hene, Georgette, Chilian and other spring favored fabrics.
hionable
b rocks
Spring Coats
Print . Satins nml Crept: ile Choric
I On b.velv spring slimies.
Reduced
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Prm Led Crepes
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a r g e s t
c;T ires -'J’M.tees-Batteries
A u to A c c e s s o i-te s - R a d io S u p p lie s
C ut Rat® P rices
O U B C U A n A N T E E i W E C H E E llFU L L Y ilE F V N D YOUH ,
M ONEY ON ANY ITEM YOU W IS H TO IlE T U R N
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S i n a i i N ;u r , G e o r g e l l e s ,
( h itl'm is, P l a i n C r e p e in
d a h ii iB s p ' i f t s f r o c k s . . .
a a t n ip t*t - I d pi .<1JD on
lo v e ly P r i n t e d
p a s f e i s h a t l t ’S.
. rep resen tin g
each g a rm eid .
Specially Grouped
$ 13.75 $ 15.75
$H).75 and $29.75
'I'hreeuDays Only,
/w rlo ra -O p to m e irU t
W a tc h R r p a lr lo g
Weur these Raftering hose once anti you’ll
want them for every possible occasion. W(*
have them in both sheer and medium weight,
Friday
1 . o v c l y G r o u p S p r i n g 1F r o c k s
P rice d
A t H alf
S p e cia l G ro u p F o r W e d n e s d a y
T h u rsd ay . F rid a y -
C a ta lo g 1
C ou p on
SJO W est F orry th S tree t
- Ja c k s o n v ille , IT o rid a
P U u t Mud me y o u r N e w C atalo g
for your favorite gown ~ the loveliest hose!
So see the Cordon Y-line today — exquisite,
distinctive, sm art!
Wednesday Thursday
^ irto ttd d V fo n n tin g
>n j4
Gown
The Grace of Gordon
Colored New Creations
Specially Priced
M c L a u Iiris
E N G R A V IN G
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•xccptionally interesting reas given from the NeighI m eeting held March 21
M a ry ’s a t Daytona which
tended b y I t members <*f
ross Chun-h. It was found
time th a t the work done by
ipua women's o rganualions
r Cross were ahead o f the
urches o f the diocese.
VND MRS. GEORGE A.
RADFORD
Showing a with* variety of pastel shades hi a
number of dainty designs . . . . kerchiefs that
blend exquisitely with the Inode of today.
Priced at
For Your Favorite
s were completed for the
Club supper to Ik* served
’riday evening by th Guild,
mmittees named were; menu*
Im eat Krupp and Mm.
J.
a Flowers, Mr». G. F Smith,
. R. filewnrt and Mrs. Alice
ill; Service, Mrs. Amelia
Mrs. Arthur Marshall, Mrs.
A. Newman, Mrs. J .
1!.
and Airs. G. Irving Iaiuck .
were also made for an Eus
g sale to be held Saturday
'Icy'a drug afore. It was ul
ded to have an E aster E gg
ir the children one day m-xt
w n w
med Handkerchiefs
There Is a wide range of styles and colors in tliis special
K«onpinR.' Materials of Crepe de Chene, Georgette,
Flat Crypu, plain shades, Tuilleured two piece effects.
I.ovdj- new models for Easter, Flowered Chiffons and
Georgettes in gogeous colorings and patterns. Sport
l rocks in pastels and vivid shades
tailored frocks
for street wear.
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Political Announcement ,
3— f i n a n c i a l
-S U U IIU T Y . J i U L L I M i ___
An attractive group of sales organi/a.ions with excellent sales r e c
ords are desirous o f supplying the
current active pnrticipntidh of the
investing public in behalf of an
appealing proposition.
While preference will he given to
projects already in operation, new
enterprises will receive serious eons deration, and nre invited to submit
their cnpiial requirements ami p ar
ticulars. Address— Daniels & linnson, MW F ifth Avc., New York N.
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DEVELOPED MANY
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,'
D
u
r
h
a
m
c
o
un
croinry
»f
Interior,
Icasim..rene, w h o m he shi t nnd killed , t h o - Bemus Building’’ in downtown
a* nr.d c l u b wcm fltn; w i n Is t o In*
ripul speaker* nt the Nati'inal l*- - m ere in the vvlike'of •llu* announce'
'
Cm
hum'.-,
and
other
propetty.
ha.*
,-d
the
"uvy
*
ml
reserves
to
r>-n
t
y
s
a
w
m
i
l
l
e
m
p
l
o
y
e
,
r
an
: o n e o f t h e t w o p r i n c i p a l s p e a k - fcnne P ay meeting at the t ity meiit ron-iil. .aide speeulation a-: t° ,n Kden Park, i iiiiiiinnti. La-, t
lii'e’i
t
...I
up
in
litigation
since
he
.-btir
and
others
under
conditions
if
;ip|ic:)ts
ordered
A
n
i
e
r
i
c
a
’s
M
i
l
i
t
a
r
y
A
v
i
a
t
o
r
s
n
m
u
c
k
e
a
r
l
y
t
o
d
a
y
a
n
d
h
a
c
k
ilic
leas'in.
underlying
I
hr
choice.
wi ek the court
j r s -at tins N a t i o n a l l i e t e n s e j llitll lit S oVlnel; (..night.
holds
highly
I i the sta te has wa- |*i.'.1 ln h'nd the burs at U h n t a j t l i e gov. in omit
W i l l H e B e n e f i t e d I f C o n ed t o d e a t h h i s t h r e e y o u n g
Font
U!H
eh
*en
Ip
Chairman
lb
mu*
i
.
leased
) n v m e e t in !1- t o n i g h t tit
the
g re s s A ccep tsR eco m m en d a o f •gn ii stepped in mid l.lochtd Re 1 !•«■ It i jiI PriM.ii it- violating the fraudulent, i u o tic*k i >appear in
ch ild ren w ith a n a x e .
mu* has chnVg- court mid tlie «il man must stand
; i l v H u ll, l a s t n i g h t w a s t e n - f l A W C
I.*' A ' l ’ H A W A V
vv,,V , m ' vl!? ,
l!,v '
lio n s O f H ouse C o m m itte e
unis’ path In fieed m
prohibition law
f c c r e d a recep tio n a t th e. L a k e ; i ’ U R o
l l A l i m W / l I | d.nrtlmg I .vstd.-m t .-.!«.««• • ....
A f t e r h o rrib ly d ism e m b e r
whom
lie
billed
trial
hy
himself.
"I am not nn en tnely free man >d tls.vt lo* w t.
mI
Fes* himself was the original
it
deal
<
>
f
his
It
:.*
j
rid
able,
however,
that
the
|
ing
the bodies, Robertson killed his
W
A
S
H
IN
G
T
O
N
,
Apr.
4
.—
(IN
S
)
>t.
dmtv
tin*
.
t:<U
*
takin
g
the
I
r.|iiau
I
i
.
>d
u
g
M a r y .C o m m u n ity
H ouse
prontnicr I the “ draft t <••■ li,lge
ii .
criminal rtmsplra y trial will flat — America's pianref military a v ia horse, nnd hacked tho tires from
t
l
i
r
to
the
Sill
leni*.
Court
and
luotiey
while
lie
\..m
ill
pri
w h ich w a s a tte n d e d b v m ore
move nit 1 1 . an I In still .* in favor
m tn r lly get unde.' v ay ant I next tor.* will he awarded for their cour his uutomobile in the yard. W hen
thuii 2f)') pernor.*. Mm. O'ven P '
( f the eonvir.iit'ii'* ' d i -* egarding
Monday-.
Judge
ll.'iticl
ihew age if Congress accepts the vec- officers front Durham arrived a t
tlio funiotM - I do not choose to
y-iiu l »ir counsel, n r r i v omiuomlntion o f the Hones Mili the Robertson home, they ^ found
H short address on "Morion.
tun" : l-it' tuenl anil again iiapii >
>iiio:1,. ii only thi* morn
the yard literally strewn with an n a
Tonight the daughter o f the l:,,.v
tary A ffa ir s Committee.
•
i in r the l ’ r> .dent int«> •
a e In
ng
f
n
iii
Now
Mexico
where
lie
und legs o f the children.
The
hill
which
member*
today
William Jennings llry .pi w il’
( ’ a m l i i l i t l f l ' » r ( J m e r n u r W i l l \V:r bin t n and mil of \\
tool, a length'
dep.oilmn f r o m 1 said would la- reported favorably
Tlie victims of the horrible
on “ Modern Arnhinn N i.:V \rtilro* s S a n f o r d t ’ i'-ivn 'S
on ontio ,u |.l:o for
Fall. an,l
oi c IInovel and M ar- creates a special class of the seven crime were Cecil, 12 , l/)ls, 9 , and
|'i llov.io-r |Jis C n m o a i t i n In
i hiory of thre« yem * i i ii 11' ;
ehii f defi a*e at- in the arm y before Dot-. .1 1 , 1913, Joseph Harvey, four years old.
.,n liu> p i e t n l 1
O r a n g e I t i u n t y O n i h u r. d a '
T u rks during the W... II W.. •
.iid'.lg . .•I'-l 1 1
and grants tlu-m special pay for Robertson’s wife escaped hi« In
will share tlie pla« '• rm
<'
,| pi i l.eliol, I !.i!
sane fu ry by fleeing to u nearby
life.
l A t ’ KFi iN Y ll.I.F .
d i"••
nd t .ludge Wa'la. e \S.
•1 ' •
.f
|'i- n ti >1 to 11 n o n y .
t'oilll.ig would
am ong tho
fSpct alt I'r. Foils A. Ilm h aw ut.
“ U e want to prove that rep u b sawmill and hiding
.wil' rpeak on “ l a a 1..it• •
l n ng* l l n i l w . "■ t h e dii*l a Minus U tis s in n L e a d e r . O n e l t e n o i I s I n d i r a t e T h a t ( h e a p
lumber piles.
<b.iii man • f the J*tai • I. •>.id I *
lic*
are
not
alw
ays
ungrateful,'"
nnd National lleien.-w*
I -,,, m i l l i, e a* to h e m
M; n e v • lit P a r i s I s Catisim-.
t ' l D e p o s e d M a s t e r s t ' f Tit-.'
The Robertson home is several
tm i Intent, will speak m **:l *•t * 'd
ing will open at S n rl »u.
m *t ion 1 d e la y said Rep. McSwain (D ) of South
l
"
v
e
s
l
o
r
s
T
o
T
o
r
n
C
i
o
i
l
a
'
S r v i e l s . I* l o d i e v e d D v i t r r
miles
nut from Durham, and aothl*i i'Viv n;g ! I 1 itlowing .• camptii:'!'
Carolina,
not
It
or
o
f
the
measure.
|
i l l * . Owen am! Mr- I ra d.
a n d .1 * c \ p . ct •
I..u a ic l* New Y o r k M a r k e t*
w nit ;A '
I r o m r. ille l W o u n d In B a c k
thc j orities here were summoned ea rly
•a 1. it <'rlainl • Tlm r day ib |. will t «’IN<’(i .M 'A a ii i*it L i ’i
nas, " f Lake Mary, ric.-iv.,!
•
We
aiso
want
the
youth
of
. ;»•.)\n 4 l.ll t *!»•
«« i tm
••, l•V’»': ii.it •
e.oa!. .1 lie i itv Hall m
mu on t . kn >w that those who this morning. On their w a y to tho
guests at last mght'*
"
P>
\\
IIIN tiT -'N . \|" I
,f 1l,,. ' \
.1 v n . v * • 1 .1
nl.
l.u N in i' .
'.* .
*
1
*
*
M
l
t
.il
\i
rune*
nieiits
for
l'u
u
The pruginm I
in at *•
V
ri-i. thill li\e* to forward some Robertson home, they encountered
f -mu • inti v 1 .pi • Ii .
! . ii
ledii.
m
were
*' "rjc tml.iv
with u 'h o i i talk h. I "
new development >n the national Robertson anil subdued hint a ft e r
.t. po ’ . ■1 t »
1 1*1 t.Jfll III ••••t.l ll‘*\ O I *»l!> M ut ! ^ VJtl •t«-r u
a terrific struggle.
^hn, Sanford alt. niey. I 1> wa
ile-'ea.
* w ill be nwanled.
m
V
n
d.l.ld
.1 .-I I Jem go I! I oU '.e
in Uf*. a n d ii * i . >:
Robertson was taken to the Dur
lowed i.y .Mr*. I
••
l'ln-»e
iiviators
did
something
'b'
I IIIIII
i M V* » ' ’
t. • ■ox tll.- K !l! >;1 < »*
••
Altuim.ntu Sprii g -!. w ho /.-.itig
.
■ ihim required o f them ini the ham County Jail here where h«l
i*i , III t
:i •
U • m
Hiitos. Bertiet We h>. :• 1 •" « -M• duty and we should rec- was bound with stout ropes lo keep
I «*
tl
1
.u
\
i
M
*
\
Ii' *
;»\
IN •
boj-, played seveial
-.l.-.iioi!
, n .-- O f the itf» a rm y uviators him from injuring himself. O f f i
- u r | ’v •
the vlidin nnd wa follow
A i
I.ml tpialifie.l p'io to. Dec. 31 . cers suit! he probably would .b$ . ■
Julia Tukacli, oi S a u l " 1o v\ i«l
. igh.ccn were killed id plane taken to a state institution a t R a- c two solos. l-ol!l Wll.ll o
, i > Three died from natural Icigh later in tho day f o r safeiiir’
talk, i.s- cream -and *»id. . .*
......... * and several retired.
koiT,ln,r.
..
.
Robertson, a ft e r he was subdued
tfK *
----------The p.oposed
increased pay
u1
Mr*, ttv.e.. la i •'i»n ,.■ iht l.n ng these salaries o f the by officers wlu> went to the Rob
necessity of teaebing t!
con remaining in active service ertson home nt 8 o’clock this morn
other «(at'-* in the 1
up in
range of ?fitlK.7 a to $rt7a.(M) ing wns held in tlie county jail, »
o f Florida and ' !
i
i month. I'ay fur those retired is inving innd man, while his three
I• :
the state,
«• a9 l *
children’s mutilated bodies la y lu
me . -pse«l.
wa* al»solm"ty in •
TRose -til "ii active duty are: n morgue here.
.Mrs. Robertson, who flod froar
l-’edefal aid l - r FI ••
Hi or. Hen. Frank IV 1-ilim, Brig.
,
could lie obtain' d 11
;,-n H» iijaniiu D. F"iilois, Lieut. the scene of terror enrly in tho
toil.
Col. |{ov C. Kirklund, Majors llen* morning, nnd hid until dawn in a
This noon she -pola- Let
i-v II Arnold, Tli'ima* D. Milling, sawmill nearby, notified officers
Sanford Kiwnni* i hd. ai ii.
but w as so horror stricken th at aha
1l e i hect A. Outgo and Lewis II.
could give authorities little details
rest Luke Hotel <>a
B n retou.
of tho wholesale slaughter.
This morning *•
Foulots—
he 11.
l»:n i,I the*.- Gen
Robertson apparently killed h U
the stmler.l* ol tinpi J , I..
w.
ik
»
l
uitli
tl»»*
Wri«hl
brother*
tt'
children while they were in bod
m ar Si heol ■•ii 1 a \p , .ll"l
hi
tben
rnrlir.t
lehl
nof
fljin^
i.y . l ;•
«. ''••»»». 1***1 1*
asleep, and then, moving the bodies
a flep ieo n * hr vvio.
" p p 11
m.i« huu*s
\
\
l
.
'
1
1
"
ire
llie
to his barn lot, hacked o f f their
appear befo
s
.
1
i i
limbs, and mutilated their bodits*
u"'l g i ' e a tall. pti * \ ,. n
.Irall.o
almost beyond recognition.
lion.’’ I ji Ici • she l* pi 1. ' l»M*t \ •'
’
•
.
•
•
.
i
*1...
ib
h
im
m
l
"
'
-I1
.In \\ !;• • •
The
madman
then
turned
bis
haiikmi!
hou.ir at a tea giw -n l»v M>' Ii*
.
t
m
.
<
!,
,
fi"
i
11ot
mil
e,
otrurpt"I
court
and
.iggi rat'oi
ti'll t .111 i *n!> In■ l "11 1
violence upon his Ford automobile
I,, exteipion impl ied a *iv ineiith *i nteuce.oii,
land L. l)oaa iH h n lo *:•
lit Ml
Jill! . It Ntil* i *•p" t i l l 4 ' i x iky
^.t.tt twill,
Many Sanfoivl i ivii m g ir,..ni
hacking it almost to pieces, and
think
that
of
1
i
each
t
Vi
lilt*.
ila
ml
inagiinte.
Tin*
i
.'inainlng
.
■
ir
tin
1 f ill •1*III tl* Vi." ny. in '
tlool-. .
h a v e endorsed the meeting lonigh-.
killed his horse and several chlcketv*
I- t utu c I* ill probalih I't tlcl | cull - 'three men'll- Sioclali illeVV for eop 1
Il pillowed tile llhloao' let il n I
|H'.4|* Id•1 (It 1 h 1 f . ’ll lll l r 1t_J.ll
on the place. Officer* found Rob
'I..day the local .■ hiipt'i ’ l lh»
,
mil
inn
‘
-t
•
inn
i
>
milt'"Il
Hum
a
Car
flung
speak
ltli.pt
of
tlie
M
e
a
t
.
Ill
having
l
e
;i
I'U'i
\ lit*tl I'll* llcv ‘ •Uil
tl.e I'ai'ilal from
ertson in the woods several hun
T. U. anr.duiterd that tin ' he
■
gnl
iifliv
n!
l-he
case
against
Havtr
(*illitis,
F.uii p
I'rai tt.
ft! ll a committee to pl'nlle Ills p.i't
i r id span
mg 11 ip do "ing w 1
dred yards from hia hou»o.
given their apptoviil t" Fr< no * m
. h pi "ibn.l . Ill till- oil .'*'0111101.
u.il.
economy.
Ft
■
charged
with
unlawful
possession
ill
III
l Sli. . I'll i i .
|y p • IO Ired H - •*•
He hud laid the bloody » « *
and would attend in a l«»d>. 1 1 ■ " l
;iml
w
i
'irl
ol
li.pior,
today
threutenetl
to
drag
iv
Ity
ha*
lavli
Invb.
Adding
t"
t
l
,
ci
.atnmilisiit
ol
dill i'll
/ k y ’r ctl.ee
(ll.ill. lie r e p ' ’ ’
aside, und After a brief stru gg le ,
fi.etfs o f the orgnm/.mioti nr.- Mi
Have
I
Cl
n
III.
i
«
V
i»
t|le
out
this
m
pid-fire
tint—week
term
the
imp.
laluig
ti
al
t.
Full's
nw
n
lute • yrr
the st»t
1" P •k‘ f
II. K. Mitchell, pi evident: '!• •
|*i.i i f ha * i dll *-t a net pii.l a dcpoMlloll In I . -I public Utter
t on nt v* Court when it lusted far he was handcuffed and brought to
v ■ * huni'hcd (■
ii*. ,1 it. and ->’e ■ " I., ('impel, vice-president; At• *.
mi,, i hr afteihoim without going | D u rham .-w here he w as tied w ith
of
I'rtiui
* Iu.nt"i.iiito i , ft.iUiHuiu'1 .in, • in
i
l
l
.
,
t
li
*e
(M
peiliap*
he
cm
aped.
I \iolM ' i 1 1
I*. ( *ui k, rt*iuntil-p
nimijnliv for t lit ln*t
tl,.. tury. II S. >Vh«t--. attorney stout cords to subdue his violence.
' i r.’i'ti t ml i i .* In.* chinge that
ut- luut 1
I*.m u g ttic
in w ‘ paper c. r r-*l—'
T.
I*
Thnrnlry, - cniir**pn’»!tr
The oldest victim of Robertson'*
I the 11 coi' iid >i* t • "
, \\ II 11,, t
t , rmcr I*" tma 11 i 1 f..i tin- ilefemlunt, vvii* w aging a
W'.rl.l
Wat.
I
>
l
rom
Insanity,
Cecil, was aick in bed
i-cciYlary, anil M i f . I1 t
iii! • v. h i •- I*, i -idelil hud 1 i-m
ill,
*
I•
V
\
mi
l
a
an*
Id
m
i
,||
,ii
I
i
.
hi
man
i
f
t
h>
K
.■
..I.borii
fight
which
win.
success
The
hn
•
bull
fanr
ino
'li m i n g 5 IJ I Week .' *1 In I'
Mr \
1,101 for the at
'
ti ruFUicr. The ilin*« toi > ai
■ver il puhli. ,,ti \ d i,"ml t i.mioitlee. Sen ful at niie point when he succeed-! with the measles when she wa*
the I lilt ell Muter p nil
.tl^hl hti* be,-:i i .»*' i" ...••ii il'i'd *| ,• » i-< lid
.1
hop
.
U
t
lie
I".
*•
t
i
l
.
v. a
S«»i%«
H. C. Maxwell. Mr>.
liUlllllid llillllt-.it doll.ti. m 1 I.K1CC :it"r l(i i I Muo.it, 11; i of I tali, and ,1 in hnvmg si five gallon bottle. | murdered. Mrs. Robertson saul her
' . In*lull >1 for. Ulr , i% lln-l i,"ii iliN|dens"d
caun la 17 and the Bolshov i. I
i
vi i v year and the | i , •I.t i ’ t gill
king; Mr*. Otto Sehmeill. -h
l-.i'im
•
.
f . i m i . ,..ioi
Irvin,- l.e in urn. ,,iv*" nobly part'y filled with m oon-1 husband came home raving about
riow r.ighi, )■
A
• hit... i. I*. ....
sw iepu
v:1
C •••lidgi " 1 "
I. Ilughey. Mi», W. I.. Foo|» r. H
i
d
|.|
lolly
“
u
pel
i
«
u
l.
midnight, nnd when he wM' I o n s
i
r
.i
--.-t.ii.
i
I!
i
,.
|
Win
m.
ii
, Wei the men -Inn. but red «* 'evidence.
T
.,,1
K
v
t.
gi
titer
w
il
I,
l.'n'M
'
ib-n
i
1
1
'
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1
"
i tt
-i
'
f
C. I'ntdi. and Mr*. J'duf I .... 'h'dv
Iixpei I * rani l' i an ■ ' : "l g " oil i . - |,o.i*i!di loi hi* f i t '•* t" di
Ill' I."-'
jur\ «»i» I Hr cum* uiis cum- distance (rum the house, she re
fan
hoi,"
if
ll
i>
>
hi
m
lb"
w
in* 'iu.nou*u-i-<l l"dnv
I ill r. nil the S« m
The Sanford Woinnn .* t lub .d ••
a gold rt.iiidaril of • u ic m y pi "ll
,,f il ,s Wilson, J. L. Mai- alized somethlr4r wa* wrong vrltU
ceiv'e ll., *, n.ite abo.it (lie soutre
wa* delay'-il In ' an .. ..1 the
hi-tm ; i iv ailed hy few
,,,■ I'. *. admiUi
1
11
lily
Without
llliV
tmelgn
ti'sirt•
pi
igia-"
arnmmred today tli *i Hmy
.1
B. Williams, Km m elt Kin- h in t
„
f
ibe
iii
'
at
tie
.ii'Mcnly
ut-i|uilcd
.,11,. I I n-f.'ii. t- I lav
He wcldo'l l o g 'l l .c i the '
'h n \ . and that the l ’»
ttlue. II iwt'vrr, it v a
unlicipatcil (."lowing (h, ml lea* * Snio.il ami
ed tlie meeting utul wool I a'.t'-ed , el.ii li I- t > lie given
I. M. Mct’-askill and Otto
iron ut 11
rrm ies. nugotmtid peace tr.
• spi.nkerr- him at all
that for tl" p»ychi,big at mtci- I.eUlliOt ba
nieicil di niul*; Hays
Witnesses for the state iniiiilividuuHy hut tail in a
'-"ilk. j p h i " - tonight.
with <i n many at
II.c t I t
. >! to gel that 1“ »“ national i fleet the I r. nch Gov
Other organizutioiiM which lime en J . 11’*' ineralenl "I the local 'lit
cluil-il Depupty Sheriffs D. C.
t in Fun*
and Mice■ «.••*! ally it pel ltd the V
Ii \ ". lie explained
ernment would reck • edit* of the
dorsed ihe meet 11 v are tin- A m er nnnouni i il today that nm im ren" '
When the Sincluir tri.il settles Stevenson and A D. Booth. Hen
|,.solar a* nlllel c .nduli.l. * f»i Ho.s.-iao foue.* which thren;
American
Fetleial
H - d ' e M*- down a Imsiness a Inin ulcun tusk ry I-eters, Mrs. l'eters and the duican Legion, the I.kii I
\al||.nal (,o li.c fim Oxiog of the ba'I . lid.
to wipe out tin- Soviet he'ol .
"
tern, and foreign lianl ol issue, iii <• III Stele in
\. -t I- ,h. •.mmalt.a have been
Guard company, the Unfu-i Haugh I fur tin- piesenl se:l*'iti
III the nuilter.nf
m atter.of select l tcmJntit. himself, testified for the
came a fa il. Then Lrn ii d.
the gold standard >mi|, Making, a ii g n T " > - Tin* lime, the j u r y un ,|,
ters o f 4he Cmifedernc.V. the local ‘ illy i.it.ijdete anil
•••plan ...I, Senut .. Fens wna .d»
new power spiling up in 1
. , i . ——
\
y
... 11n* noiuinution --f I " 4 *o leagm
step aim.Inr to tlt.it il.eti liy nth r iloiibli.il> will lie lurked UJ»—it f a r t
pout of Spanish AVar veto, ail.* ai. l ' til ion ol I lie detail
tele ai
T he only other case eoiicludcd
T r e t a k v ’ Wll* i|cpo«ed a*
.tn iiilizu tii.il well known to the ven return w h o | sjniV yontorduy
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Tw
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countries
ip
current
afternoon
was
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.tot
Will.*««"»
>'’
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its auxiliary. Th e meeting is tin | I lie nieeting.
of \\ ar iiinl bunVlicil to tin
,
, l L t h a ft-w ‘lay* a«e II* * ’*»*
der the auspices of the SaMit Hut
will be eiilh',1. Also, S'ineluirV t r ib against izjuis Kamel*.ff, charged more jn.worful * bomb explosion!
Mi. I’alin.-r .-aid H a l . vvhih
,i„. Willi* >*•,.'• ..f di legate . and
ulations have ... . iip’eil ao much with the theft o f stg-'ks. He w as rocked outlying districts o f C h k n *
rlson chapter o f the I laughters <■ ' (inao' idg is n r ia i.g id for. th
I,,* second ch d c l a* h e e n . v g i s
fr o n t png., s p a re of lute it will bc found not guilty. The jury wna'cum- go toduy. The firts one detonated
the American Revolution.
lelldlpae " f the tails Ut
I■ led a * Senato. Co. -..* ol Kansas
ilifrim lt In find twelve pnl.iasr.1 posed o f J. U Williams. II. 11. Mr- over the Auburn Dark llighlands
Th e Ameiran Legion Drum »»«l
,s llll|, . ll,|lu- to |H
i i* 8UITl's4
The
It .over manag. is c m -.der him
jiluglc Corpn will open and <
(,t. jt) | , p.p (j,,. vc nr. lie einpl.
men und women.
,
Full, Km met t Kinlnw. J. H. I au-, district shortly before d*wn and
sent hundred* o f terorr stricken
fri>'itilly spirit t •
Tin* trial piolmbly w II run n O. P. iiem don und F. B. Dyson.
I (he fai l that I. * 'lunationthe meeting tonight with n n m h
roiidents tumbling from their bed!
month.
There Is n" (lunl.t, however, " f
ill be u *i?.
sk c,ll foi.
fin. Direc'or* of. H g
selections, The Lake Mary o n he*
Stitaliii* I'cMrt t"
I to the accompaniment o f shattering
trn will ids** furnish music I.uring
|Mh for this
(his year will he„efe<«id it,,* h.yulty of t hi
Frank K. Held, i ly b a .t.-rinl. gist .D r . Held him been -tu. n.d o ver t"
Inki' I Hi* «lraf t
A P P R O ) KS A I T O I N T M K N T
|,j,
tin p
p'ectiiig.
_ first and only
e e l i n g )!•• Jioped
the program. Mr*. Anna M. I'ebor during |U^
'•• * > «
in a vacant
" J f i r s t ' ' arrest wue made b y .
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Mr. < oigiHdg'- I* ii IHiuthiT wlm assumed nis d u l i e ‘
rest nnd Mr». \V. BA\at.-"ii will i'.aat rpin lo.nl fans vvwuhl aU»'n.J.) j|tl,
short
time
a
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today
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ktoreroom
next
door
to a shoe re*
lend n recital, “ To the F la g ." Miss
t e l >0.
O R M O N D B E A C H . Fla. April 4 . pair shop. The second blast w u aet
Briation*
Feinuhl IaniKhlott Ruspi^il i"»l®i 1 the’ seroml h.v Officer* J. B. Green j — ^
T he Senate Foieigi't
M ar g a r e t Cowan will give a read
- A p p a r e n t l y enjoying tho o f f in the doorway of a restaurant
approved
On u p
a doctor’s car*- a f t e r spending a ; nn d. R. R. ) \ 'Uis. f-.hu-!
,
.
ing, ".Your F la g .and.- AJy Flag.
best Of health, John D. ltoekefel.er On South Kedxie Avenue. Joesph
Mrs. Claude Herodwv “ «r\J Mr*
night in*the , itv jail following bis Wlllinnw said he knew little a b o u t , pointment o f Jo*eph < • Orew of
W AHIUNGTON, Apr. I .- ( I S M
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incident,
New Hampshire,
Antvricon Am* is ut route to hi? Pm-atiticu Hills K b k . owner and a Democratic w a n !
^ulia Takac^i will
sing
.event!
Senate 'Finance .cj.m mtttee u i n a t uu tvvu thurges. oi .m -. Mini i
| M. Vickery today ummunc
F e w . cases' "«-re listid <>n the |x»-. 1 ,i»?nd .r t o Turkey, ll likewise up- estate t d lu y after spending unite legilur, lived overhead. He and h i !
solos. '
once Tuevlay* The f r i s t .
I b i s iiiniiidaey for
proved the miming ' o f I’ lanklii. than fo u r' months at his summer family were (blown (rora their
oil beds but all escaped serious injuiT*
Mott Gunther, o f .Virginia, u> Am- home here. The bH-ycai-old
District No. » in the
pel
1KRAH L IMCK8 Ol FH I BS
k in g left here with his p a rty on a
im.l
je -j* .
eleelion. He makes the fifth «aa per rent in tb<; r » * T a x ll...lu«i.m; , h . « « eriran M in u te r to EgyptIn vestigators were unable to
late afternoon train yesterday.
di,late I... the pTfite. Others .who Bill, a ft e r tw'o . unsueee
agree on tlie cause o f the b<?i*h*
O fficers for. the now year were
Before leaving Rockefeller deI avi nniioiinccil ar o It vin Ki'Ua'^V* tenRits were mad*
T O R E T A IN H E A T >
inga. T h e f i m w ar boHtre
elected last night ql a meeting of
jFv . *». -«»*.*1rtr-j*.- >• »* . - > e > rcA'fcH ■ nertertd.' Antes. po-yearwjM
spired by tabor troubles. The at
Civil
W
a
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veferan,
in
an
eight
W A S H 1 N I G T 0 N , Apr- 4 — -(IN S )
oigf s s i believed to have beeu OK
'TW' - »
• idJid „ r 1 1- 1 2 per cent
-In, would be there for some time, i b u n d n g up the pavena nt for some
M|- Virkery bus been a res'— . ,
! — Rep. K. England (R ) of W est hole match, seven up. Ho then said effo rt to intimidate Ktak f o r hi* •
.*
prealdenC; M. Kroi.cn, vice-presi
„'f Sanford f o e Hi years, lie runic j
Va., was declared eqtitled to retain his good-byes to friends und spec political activities.
B A C K S SMITH
dent; S . : Robbins,
Secretaryr H‘ from Georgia and lias served ,
his seat in the house toduy in u tators, presenting several with new
here
Bandel, tre aiu re r, and A. H. Mos
P
»__ jail.
- o r'Ui.r
uii.l deputy shert.f
moved. f:x>m
Chief ..r
of Police $3 ‘ bond for. running aver u t>top unanimous report of house elect dimes. He said he enjoyed his sjay
ns
policeman
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S T A R K E — Building psrrn iu la*
sign.
Sclcnu
White
forfeited
her
es, Shomus. The ne'w uffieers will
Roy Williams this morning Inform
ions committee No. 3 . His election here so much th a t he plans to ctrne sued here during February totaled *
fot .1 ,1 ,y e a n .
...
Governor Alfred K. Smith of
$10.
bond
on
a
charge
of
dtunkenbe installed M a y 1.
•
earlier next yea r, on or before
- I f circled 1 promise to give New York.is th» presidential rhoice ed Municipal Judge Weyman E.
v ’ • ,j .
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ness us did A . M. Farlton und H. wub contested hy J. Alfred Taylor,
Nov. 15.
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every one a m »ubih.- deal in the f u o f the students nnd faculity o l White o f Hold’s removal when the
Democrat.
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P E N S A C O L A — Shfpiariit o f 26
B. Carlton.
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ture, just -as I have in the p r s ttj
North Carolina
College here. c a n - was railed in court. He
palm tree* to be used for Iteautify
bo »uiJ.
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in g P e n s m o la ja tr k i bt-i u g mmje.
TominentMiamiCivic
L eader Will He Onej
Of P rincipal Speak
ers A t Local H all
Wallace Wright
Counsel Expected
Solon W as Leader
Of ‘D raft Coolidge'
.
To Share Honors
[Defense Day P ro g ram
Is A rranged Hy O r
ganization Of D.A.R
Hacks Bodies OfThtee
OffspringfSAadThen
Scatters Limbs Over
Front Vard OfHome
His WifeWees
'
Scene Of Crime
PoliceSubdueMadman
Taking Him To Jail
Where He IsBound
PIONEER FLYERS
TO RE REWARDED
WILL SPEAK AT
CITY HALL FRIDAY
FRANCE BECOMES
DEATH ACCORDING INVESTOR AMON
V TO REPORT TODAY FOREIGN NATIONS
<rn
Rapid Fire County
Court Term Slowed
Up By Liquor Case
Baseball Me el ing
!s Postponed Until
Tomorrow Kvening m.
Chicago Residents
Terrorized By Two
New Bomb Blasts
Cily Bacteriologist Is Placed In
Hospital Alter His Night In Jail
R ockefeller Leaves
For Northern Homei'
Vickery Announces
Candidacy For Office
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�G e n e T u n n ey M a y E n g a g e
Mellon Announces'
TawRednction Plan
In S e c o n d F ig h t P la n n e d At Finance Hearing
((.otulnusd from |i»igc-l)'
F o r M onth O f Septem ber
in
Mention fr r • nt h pt-.rulurc. I l f adofi! tlm t .!i iii.' .f>t; .11 if n jjnnin*
a lfil tMirp trillion t:.\ v i | |r:ni li u-i.
exranrf m r its m x Wild*
impiis. title o f i.iii iini^tiation mid
it a v i s .1. ) v /
I n te l r a t h o i l
Snot
News :
I'd ltn r
NKW YORK. Apr. T
ntv about t'ci •• Turn
it July. 1 .*« s e . o d lofi.t. ;:i y
tiv. will il*d'- t k r - 1 1 • ”.t Sept
ltdor. m* 1 - i.th:» 1 J..I, Rick
«!*» nod
h
! t*» t v !| be !.
tneerted t : h l > |o .ivyweights
ft hold M*
* .tS'iculo t , climb
t ’ liiil il:* ' .
wig*.11 sponsored
• .lul l; Imp aVt (.,(| .j;,,, Mu’. Un.
They p* j •
, } t>, have the
1‘ h I * v
date
*t up for
* hict.gr, v.hiiii i1 snnl to lie the
' ■ u5'’ n Ktignsy mn'.le tp* move here
‘ .ston Jti-kp'
fr-tti taking *i\tr
'bp I’ oio Gi-oti! i- So .mtjch f*.i that
uevtelipnr n*. "ther fig.tr. - t*> foi
low todny *1 Mrs order:
1 .— T ui ' ;.
w lr Ilf.
;ept*nee * f M* it
-*^ the chitllmgsr
to the N'/w V*rl? t ’ommlnsi'in.
wnicli mi st |
iMuulercil to be*
*iiUiti* I***. T*rip >*-1Ismu*y in t e r ,
prise will b* y..|d ip th\* city. Th*.
onn-ii . n ■ -y ■ nv, will dei'lttr
Ultn
n* I
so;.I * l both if he
iuiu troni llns*
. * ■nmeil t o have
1* !■ .Iiu k Slim
btnul
wnicb t-ffere’ice was ninth
il. Fugitsy to com er
c..if1, mnnuf -r in' d.u k Hclanev
■
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'.t Vivin
tdn'rted lti*t t f .* 1 1 d k.*r fu r . ff
a w .. i v p u i U U
- m v e r »>r3'wToi/ff.r M in 11*21.” .
. <\pr. Ill), on the
In . discussing future revenue
Jacobs, had “ pnsiM
c llip
aid: “ I: '.mild .take a
,:<>n
th at Tunney
ry the
wi.uld f.ght twin, and that Ir* j f i g h t y w Im* nun t . pr
n’ t uni {»* piny ball with the man course o f liti.inefs during the next
■ vh Vould get tile champion foi nim* 1111.11111.“.
"Tlten* i . however, nothing lo
hi
e e nd fir*^..'
S l n r k e y a i r ad y '* tuibl t <• be ii.ilicnt" ih.'it luisini" < rni.litt.in
signed w ith Ilit-knid f o r t h e Itelap- will differ nmtt-i i.-lh during the
t y m a tc h luit lie c an g e t »oit from i> I'nnce of the rail ndur y e a r front
u n d er, if he n»» de«lre»,-en t!i • pro* those which linve pi-.-vailed during
ceii-ht (•: by th eoinntis i >n in do- ■ . la -t * .•. • ••
. • ml li ■ "
t'a r . ’ni t h a t it take- tw o r mps to
Hn.ied H|iui) la'.e . ' f i f ii.iur.v tigm a k e a • ,*•?rat t . 1 *;-•-.- . •1 • • m y , tires the 1!*2* * it plus will h.-NlOtb*
will Mr..* to m (It S h e ri v a n d f)e- ono.nnn ami t u m is*Jit. $212.
lnn*y w ithin a \ve--l. arid t h a t he 000.000. nr. .--imr. t*> Mellon. Tin
plaint In
t-irl t l f t r oil front op* estimate <T tin* I
surplus last
po»iip 1 rit r. ibii'ing t h e e a r ly (let. was . '•L*.r.
I.
o u td o o r <a 01. w ith r.ld ietf Field
Hxpt-iui turn
how an in< renst
r.s t h e locale.
of SIT.O'HMI'IO fur 1'.•:?>* and *SB.*
In h r e f . l it!
■ threatening (i"U,u»(» !*..i Illj'.i. The I’.'Jh me ease
us with nnuthri r.f those ellmina, was 1.1-.11.-lit about by the Alien
tinn tout namrnts, this one to in I'ropi rty Hill and that nf l'.'2 i* by
<ludo ttet; r.le-ady " o il eliminatr.1
lit avft r nppr tpriations for the Vet
and others who weren’t eons’*!* r. t!
••inns Hurt-all, N a vy and W a r I*
e 'e n p*.*u| enough for shut. A ton 1 .iiTii’i its. |.o tnl dt IieieiH'.v atid
those definitely nligne I under •
■ dargi-tl liuildi'ig program.
1 n n t e r nr,-* G corgo <* *1fr y. •'
M ' ill'll I if .tf.| / •VI-iI»f 1 fur
•a loretl man; f:.. he.. I r t; !i|.>
I ' j s at s'l.m'i'.'.uuu.uOO. Ineotnc lav
1‘olierto l: herti 11«* ......M l.n "
1 f i l l ! . 1*1 l'i vent Were figureil
human heintr: f.i s '1 u tie r '
Illinois football i d . i 'e i , e .1 •>!
Dorvnl, th e l\..arn- vntiv. .
Knute Man . n
f!
dit-w il I > 1 .
Tin* (It tfii* II.. 1 . a fltu f. s, li
tdt'*l f. 1 .Via- .*. i|| ii a'iu u n t f I“i ri -s. ' tiii h is .111 ..f t !
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SUE IIW O O U A N uL U S O N , la nious
novelist, a n d . s h o r t -story .w rite r,
am ong th e type cases of his w rekly
n r w s p a p r r iii Marion# \ irslnlsi. .Mr.
A nderson cre ate d a sensation la st
N ovember wlten h e le(t New lo r lc
t ’lty a n d becam e publisher of two
little weekly p ap e rs dow n a m o n g
th e lllue I’. i.Ice M o u n t a i n s About
tlie llrsl tiring lie did was s ta r t a
ca m p a ig n lor th e M arlon b and, lie
likes a band • b e lte r H i m a lm o st
a n y t h in g else In a tow n.” he -,CVH*
Ills appeals, w ritte n in th e Inlmlva b lr Sherwood Anderson style, n o t
only stirred up support am ong th e
t A busei—.MAUIUN K IU ANIS IJANII. I Ills line n i n e oanu noi only
lu r m i.c^ t h e .1500 people ol M arion with music on su m m e r ctellings
am i iliuiitg celebrations but recently m ade a trip to Maslilngtoit. I).
playnw to 42 cities along the way. l i d s is the hand Sherwood Anderson
is ••rooting'’ lor a n d lo whose support O tto K a h n a n d th e rest co n
tributed. I-'rank l.icto. director, extrem e left.
Il r |(i —Slierwoo’d Anderson says lie Is liappirr because lie has resctieil
the to ml in .Marlon th a n If be h a d written the year's l!est Seller, not
lirshe h as done a ’ gold deed" but because h e U be sure of baud
F am ous W riter,- T u rn e d
C o u n t r y P a p e r E d ito r,
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• • B oosts th e T o w n Band
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... Virginia,
. .n.ut. Ind
r hi* short
..tr ie every
Nb wo* ler the N’.nSor. I stid ol '
arc ovir
.>> th e Conn .'■! isle Ce: '
vviui o n
irted :o get a nickel a w
ng the 1 il - h i t 1. I .iif ■ a ro .
ii.iril'l
m
Li i f ’ ’ .t:. bought
•
-*w
considers its troubles
Shot wood Anderson,
stories ts champion*
w n k in th e Martini
i- ni i't l t
Scientists
/»n>
To Snive
Of Noisy Building
••On-, of m e lirst Mgins of th e uccay ui a to-an is w hen it cannot
get up e n th u s ia s m to support 4
b and
riu- M.irmn b and need? :.uppoi t Most people don t know it
• In .it tier - to keep thcm sflvt up
to ... 1:1 th e irovs prac tice tv. t . (
week I I.* \ pay it dollar a n.onth
out .! tl*-.: own pockets. T his 1 *t:
l.ur
1 1 c> 'tiu dd not be as k rd 'o
do
a
r*>e monev goes to pur
rent . *r .1 ball in w hich to p r .n tn e .
and i.'...*r
..Ii-ntnl ern e n sc'.V
■; -,.i' - !'.*• venrlv duct fur
one bam: ut-v? . h i s pa|K*r will 1*•ccr.o it : ■• !.".:•. Some of the hoys
has. m i n*!:::m in th e ir dues
A
good 11..111' ii Me :r. work hard !-*
Uie:r in
Wr <:i the*, get liehird
m t *. iif
:«*-• i;.;e er m n g nroiiud
:o f . i i Mi i- .nit: *.!.c bund stiller*.
I.o'.ill. ui llic hand.
t ):d' i.i-t A rm lstlre Uav on: build
1. n .11 .i1! ■ » :c go 10 another town,
.'in >
aul.l nav e got S.'jl* for t •
dav
I n* ■ stuck to Marion Uic-'
• •.c at- v .stuck
We ought, to
a
in mind. Wnim we w ant our band
ino:.t, cuhei :i>"iis. th a t haven t any
band, would like one too o u r band
ec > oilers t*. . a nil O'-er th e Setilfiwe :
S uch id le :> almost .ilwuvs
.•r.inc vvlitn vv> need them h e i r ar.d
M.i-v *s* .1v a! 1. me Instead of go
ing o.n and i. /uni* ill nn n r M.ev
■-..v I .• : . r i t UVT tl.eir i>*vueAMU ill" ;*• a t e If.d vidl.ai iner:..
. 1 >• - nd vvtib iii.ti <• • rt i
f ev e :' l . : : e t!..’) go out lo | lay
Ij < • . ; >• N it thrv
on *o 1 .* a show p u t
:i a : u : t ,»f th e prncci*ds
,tt to -hi* b a n d S u p p o rt
ii it eoim a hunt
If vntt
:.
’tt to uav -.onto
s
: 1 vCar. we will be
. • a. Horn vou "
.inip.u ’n !ias ru n Its
• f . i i . n i b aud will prob.i‘ti -1v ott;fitted with
Sated h o rn s nnd
M br.v.d th ree Inch•
.»,iv : ,f piople of
.
. 1 1 of u.-nd itm >'rt.i
*,. t of n.iv.itu .1 snappy
, -i n J^ n l : *r rai. 1 dt.;. i
OTTO
II. KAHN, Inlcrnatli.ii il
li4til.i l. t-.ii ker of the Alt tropoiil.in
Opera lllti'lr i-nlhuslast .tot* !*••*
I.niiliii.pl l. w lut started the w.’ ,,|,*n
ti.nul ittiul nit with 4 ehe. k fur V 1""
several iillter . oiitribulloiis ft. tit 11.1 ti.tn.il figures f.illovterl lint lire lull!*
nl the li.itnl fund-(ante Irion M.trluii
p e n ' <f \\ lift
•»t i v
tilt* l i .i v l
n il''
liir^rst 1 1’in^s in Hn* l»»w •%
>. 1 ht* I »*i»IJ! j•1 1* f 1.1
\ IlihlliOfl j. aim, in •.
..
* 1 \ »(!•:»» t il v mi
icin
ftCf lift i. '■ . I • lift at I t
■ •'fn’t I- .
it" il • i
’ .;-e they get uac ag.au
t *•
-
HOI! \ I!
•
tla : i :. •
! t * ; r 1 pm.! '
. >|
. - . 1...;1 r Hi.' u. lo
<• • t
• ij in wi: .11: a lK ’ .! •
I .. 1.
• JMUilvojtfl I 4*U|»IIV Wf'M
* • ! ••1
t per
.
.tier . -i.J k no 1.1
* •
I'..
' 1 ■
n m w la it t it* . 1
V
-w.'l 1
> *■ ,1 v
'! I..- tn
V n »i ..ml uf Hie
|: 11,1 Men.
I' .t t f i •'■
■n •
• - ! limit t i v
1
.•
. 1 •.it.'.-: »n He n.i
I.1. i.eil
' I III I f me li.rn III t 1 Mntli.u l .iial.es
tit Alit *t -*r« I*, or fine
■■ .1 <1 mi'll n Li
II;.- air
e eve > ! it in*
ll.lMl WI’.t pi il l* .1 * 1
i-rchanki, A n ,o n e n , :
;1
* !!e abo a ppi r
. •.-htit
tunc t n i j t,o uu: t». play Ucai M .'. i o m c .
(-flic bund really m e a n s 10 g n j town.
I .I V F H I G II T .
publisher,
p i n piedueer .nut lileraleur. In a
I. ttrr he s j . s : "I w.viil a little hand
I-,.. «.| n(> null. Iiuliised find $12 lo
pi) one band boy’s dues (or tb*
't-.tr. I’ivk-me .1 good one. one wilh
■;in. Jxltiit ■ .. l e i I11111 blow hard. Vou
tell Tli.it band lui.v that when a big
ii.t» mini s in .Marion. I vrant him to
shine III' sillies, rotnb Ills lialr, keep
lii.s,ryes olf Hie girls and go to IL
f.irily, why didn't I learn tn blow »
horn mysrlf when I was younger!
I would like nothing betlrr In thla
world than to be one rtf (hr "Lulon
I h a n d Uojra. H ere’s to lUtrn.”
W A S H I N G T O N , A pr. : v ~ ( | N S '
|(t |>oi l!» llliil Ncei«-lii|-v^,f Stilt*'
llllgg VViltlld Mil 111 I. - -II WCI
iphif.icully t l f n u ll tinl.H ..1 ii,
Loch
A rbor
The place to huifcJ your home
De
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A|i
F o r est
S a n fo r d
RecUty
( IN S|
Kngiuioi M-i-lmu ol ’.li
f Aim-ricnii l-'i.ri-stf 1
lm
I its wlioli- lu-urti-il ini '
■ f sp|’ p ft o f tin- Mey-'H-i
II ( b l e s t ,u*/t-Hleli.
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iif ilu* IfnilPil S la te * D •
Iif A g r ic u ltu r e hnvinir t"
ruMry. anij to proviili for
p f n-e« ui* Ii b y thvH-'
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FT. 1*1 »•:!:« K -.Viiii* Fruit Gum i.n I.*.- iv filin g i.f t t v pluming • a
|gin> tiikfi* i-v*r plant of Indihn • NI-m llali)-.” a pluy in w lu. h
R iver I'uel.itig ('umpufiv ut t'orim. h| ii * wn» tu Jo* Ifiiilini:
Ir.lk |
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FISH
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fla m i.ttili ISork, -kae ulm iist vvip
i*d nut .I»v fite piirly Unlay. Mm*
W A S H IN G T O N
1 INS) Tin11U.IM*
I Oil
l V tiu m ill.i. by n vote o f I
t slay up|t|nv-i',| tin. I'nrker
T rout — Speckled Perch
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Catts Continues
To Rant
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WHAT COLOR RIBBONS?
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HOMESTEAD LEADED
____
, .FOR BALE
Sweet potato plnnts; good var
iety. SUM per thousand. Wm. It. STUM,
BOX 9.
l.ongwood, Flo rid a.
As the Rev. Sidney J. Cotta, hfn rum-running campaign
James M. Carson of Miami, can 'cabin at « late hour on the first
manager, Burton Mpnk, and their circus-riding, patentdidate
for governor who opposes night out, he was astonished to
dicine calliope continue their performances throughout the
the other man already in bed,
stytc in their efforts to combine the forty thousand cracker race track gambling, made n great find
speech to a crowd in Tallahassee dressed in a silk night gown, with
fcrotestant votes, which the former governor clnims to carry on Monday night, March 10.
pink rilibons run through the yoke.
noL U K D L.
around with him in his coat pocket like his famous ^six"What’s the big idea? asked the
It HOWAtO
The editor of this paper who
liARLS K.
gtin," with the thirty thousand liquor gambling votes, which was present, heard the speech and he-man.
Batteries
R V aicM rinoft' »A »*3 ’ ' - Mank has promised in return for “county home rule”, it is talked to many of the audience,
"Remember the Titnnie",' said the
r«*» — -------------------- m M interesting to watch the results of his meetings in this place ventures the prediction that the
OH
other.
"Women ami children
effect of-it was almost instantly to first.’’
or
that.
l r Carrtr'v | H W w t
Here he attacks a city’s mayor who does not agree with establish Mr. Canon ns the lending
Guaranteed one year
Mr Carson naked whether the
Thr H t n li. lu t* M % ilia M r H w topponent of Sidney J. Catts.
Itcnaud
Battery Shop
him,
there
he
condemns
the
educators
in
the
state
universi
people
would
pick
to
heat
Catts
M O W N k tM lk H
U t, « M I t l i r u
Referring to the failure of Mr. one who was willing to make a
301 W. Second St. Phone -I13-J
*!*r— “— ■“ — *-*— *■— ties. Everywhere he reflects upon the morality of the girls at
Carlton and Mt\ Hathaway to tnkc
Tallahassee. In one place ne flays a group o f boys who hap- Issue with Catts on his stand in fight on him, dr whether they
choso for the task one of those
» & £ ^ lo J b e - p ia y in g in .the.streets'and maicing too much noise Xavor of local-option on racc.tfack. -candidates
viuro- pink, ribbons
»rataUr
aad'i#' (0 8Ujt the man from Alabama. Always he is looking for a gambling for more than two months,
in
his
night
gown.
n rJ lT •
*
flght, I jhj yct he knows he must, at his advanced age, de Mr. Carson said that he did not
QUICK SERVICI3
We agree with Mr. Carson about
TM R r a U la, a B M W f ef A t pend solely for his defense upon the artillery which ho enr- know what their reasons were, and
the
rilibons
hut
we
are
not
certain
TRANSFER
•fa w tB s s s 'A S J s a s r 's
so would not sa y ^bey were afrfiid
ricfi-tvith him.
!
•■ H u , A lrfrtW n . aa* i
of
Cntts.
T
hey
might,
he
said,
havft,
nrc
p*n,<
hauling,
Cr .Ing Shipping,
Speaking the other night in Groveland the race truck
>M AlMto .whir* t h «1
o' thought we could detect in
other reasons, or they , may have
I ' l t l lA t v M ttikn la H l a l l I t
rad Storage.
candidate
had
been
particularly
vitriolic
in
his
nttack
upon
those of Mr. Carlton a decided
thevehafc eedll ed edbeeHattai
Phone 498
fiOI E. 3rd St.
Mala la tH tr ta YeHfr kMatalil the Florida State College for Women and the “literature’ me-elv adopted a policy of "S a fe t y tinge of blue, and w c believe they
all Hal Mr M S m J a lifa m well a
First."
which he claims to have found there. He was deploring the
iH taiM M lfM l.
Then he told a story o f two will get bluer and bluer as time
immoral
conditions
of
the
colleges
(while
championing
those
ocenn
passengers. When the T ita n goes on.
■It.I.^KDNESDAV, APRIL 4.
And in those o f Fonso, the
of the race tracks) and passing out filthy pamphlets contain ic, a grent ship, struck an iceberg
i Jack son ville
crown
prince, it seemed to us there
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAV
ing alleged samples of what he had found in the libraries and sank with g reat loss of life in
// V \
Was
a
decided
touch
of
yellow.
1912, a new chapter in marine h e
when a man in the audience took issue with him.
From
where
w®
sat
wc
could
not
REMEMBER THE POOR:— If I
The man, who happened to be Rev. John Page Jones of roism was written and the old t r a tell just what shade o f yellow it is.
ha»-a withheld the poor from their
the
Grace
Baptist Church of Clermont, and a crippled vet dition of "women and children We do not know whether, th ere is
tlefcir*,' or have caused the eyes of
TO THE NORTH
fir s t ’’ held good.
the widow to fail; or have eatei. eran of the World War, calmly told the candidate for govTwo suitings weekly to PhllaAbout n year la ter an American nbout Mr. H a th a w a y ’s rilibons
ilrlplilu;
*34.18. .Two siilllnUH
iny morsel m yself alone, and the -ernor that what he was sayiitg about the immorality of the rough-neck or lie-man was cross n touch, of the yellow of gold or
weekly lo llultlmorri $3U.(KI.
*»«h«nlaaa .hath. nqt eaten thereof; literature and teaching in the women’s college was not true. ing the ocean on nnothcr liner,and whether it is ju.«t the ordinary
Karrs Inc. nienls, regular berth.
NEW Ships la Barvleat
If I have seen-any perish for want Catts climbed down from his automobile truck and was pre found himself with a room-mate of kind, well known as lemon yellow.
Through fares to New York
~“f rintflinr ° r any poor without vented from attacking the cripple only by the interference another type. Coming into his We should like to be enlightened.
: nml other points. Hus
ton nil-water mute f I2..YJ. Autos
covering: then let mine arm fall
enrrleil at rnluceil rates.
from my shoulder blade, end mine of the crowd.
AIw
from Mideit.
[Iltiilr.IfJ
As he got back on his platform he told Mr. Jones “to wait
arm b« broken from the bone.—
forvme
on
the
road
to
Orlando
and
I'll
beat
Hell
out
of
you.
Job 31: Ifl, 17, 10, 21.
M&M LI NE
HECKLING HOOVER
N m k s s ti U Miners Trans. Co.
PRAYER:—Lord may we never Commenting on the incident afterward, Catts said, If some
TAMPA TRIBUNE
800 E. Bay St., J a ck son ville
forget that Thou hast said, ‘In a s one had shot a pistol or hit somebody else ju st at that mo
what
a
calam
ity
much as ye did it unto one of these, ment there would have been forty-nine bloody noses in the
Democrats in Congress are hnv- squeak
my bre them, even these least, ye crowd.” What the governor says, for once, is probably true, ing « grent deal of fun over the he w as’ not born twins so that he
did It unto mfc"
but if Catts' pari mutuals wore in operation, we’d have our p*escnt plight o f the "G reasy Oil cmtld habitually lie the presidential 1
P a rty." Candidates for the presi candidate o f both great political
monev on the crippled war veteran.
parties nml in variably lie on both
SHADOW SONG
$ 9.50
lu- grip
F
CITY TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO.
Expert Plano moving wit!
improved ' S EL* I’O plar
moving equipment.
Hauling -Crating -Shipoine
Side-Track Facilities.n*
Phond 896
" 200 N. Maple Avenue
Chock before it starts.
Rub cm—inhale vapors
J fc v jl
Elton J. Moughton
Architect ‘
Ralph W, Losslng
M et —
First Nnt’l Bank Bid;;.
Sanford, Fla.
“ IMJNU'S -
Our Job ls to Help
When it comeR to selectIng the most economical
way to build something
you will find our sugges
tions nlways practical
If you expect to build a
barn or a garage, a puu|
try house, feeding floor
or any other improvement, the plans which wc
have in our office will
prove helpful.
Bight now is the time
to get started. See m
about it.
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dential nomination
are
popular
targets and a day does not pass
without some caustic contribution
to the well known Record. Even the
hig men of .the government n^e no*
exempt froin the shnfts o f attack
or ridicule;and, occasionally, some
sp
e
n
t
soak
in
g
h
im
self
in
sunshine
on
the
san
d
y
sh
ores
of
Do not stir, but moveless mark
Republican takes a hand in the
How a tired room drinks the dark, Palm B each, than he began preparations for another trip
shooting.
to
th
e
South.
H
is
n
ex
t
excursion
will
be
to
that
k
eyston
e
If the dark rooms call to yoo
A few days ago Senator Neely
Do not fear, but drink deep toot
c ity A tlanta.
t
. . . (Dem ocrat), o f West Virginia, in
By .Wade Oliver
T h e N ew York m an hn.s tfccit invited to m ake the ch ief
dulged in a few ’ em arks regarding
—In Poetry—
j address on n e x t M onday afternoon at the u n veilin g o f a Secretary*!louver's reply to Sena
figu re o f G eneral Robert E. Lee, beloved cum m ander-i 11- tor BArahV questions on prohibi
Coral Gables has a new “Ruth
c
h ie f o f the C onfederate forces’, w h ich form s part o f th e tion. Mr. Hoover usually lias been
Bryan Owen for Congress" club.
--------o-----— * , .* Stone M ountain m em orial. The cerem onies, it is said, will free from attack, but now tlint he
is a candidate for President, lie
The question row seems, to be: be attended by m any notables.
Carlton is no heavyweight, hut
W e are not one o f th ose w ho b elieve that th e lines e s - ; bus been added t*> the increasing
c
Dusk the lights, and let the room
Drink, deep drink the pools of
The Gotham Mayor Comes /South
- gloom.
Thirst It has for *Pence, and
Jam es J. W alker. N ew Y ork’.s dandy m ayor, had no
Crystal waters of shadow-land.
sooner returned to th e big city a fte r a d elig h tfu l vacation
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if
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what does IlatnawetghT. .
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"New piper money will be cir
culated"—headline.-We.hope some
of it circulates down our way.
---- —r<r-,------: «'
Ruth Bryan. Owen is not going
to make a political speech tonight,
„but citizens should hear her any
way.
i
M*
What’s the matter with the Tam
pa Times? One entire .issue came
out the other .day without a single
editorial about Doyle Carlton. •
Ramua ka* to stay in the asylum
unltt mo state supreme court de
cides he is sane. Thus the supreme
court may he able to save someone
rise's life.
------------ o------------There are said to be ten thous
and more voters in Dade county
now than during the last election.
A lot of new votes are going some
body’s way.
--------- o--------There has been a twenty-five
per cent decrease in Florida rail
way accidents during the past year.
The Safety First campaign Is hav
ing its effect.
--------- o--------The local politiefan* should be
getting under way soon. The first
ad has already broken in the
ahwiffVg TV*
it is rumored
that more are to follow.
----- 0 ■■.
Captain Koehl and his monoplane
"Birman" will -probably be the
next to try to fly across the Atlan
tic, and cquallykgs probably the
next to disappear. What fools
these flyers are!
‘ Up to the present date we have
seen no inclination on the part of
Mr. Catts to get on the same plat
form with Mr. Caraon, whether
that platform be a rostrum or
"squared ring."
Reverened Sidney J. Catts speak
ing before a Leesburg audience,
said that if every bootlegger voted
for him, that the other candidates
could bare the rest of the votes
In the same speech be said the
reaspn be waa a self respecting
man was because be followed
Jesus Chriat.-^Delnnd News.
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Mayor McKay of • Tampa, who
also publishes tbo Tampa Times,
la In favor of Sunday baseball.
He says,
"Attending
baseball
gam es on the Sabbath is no more
than going to the movies or p*ay
ing golf. I draw no distinction, nor
see any harm in any o f th ese things
as long as the services are not in*
lerropted."
--------- o—------The Livs Oak Democrat saya
thaUSoutham .editors ought' not to
lam bast A1 Smith because he might
be nominated and then it would be
em barrassing because Southern
editors would have to supv"'*'h, m
d tooth em : *diU *V ..who think 'that
Smith would make a poor president,
would not have to support him.
could do under the
* w o h tt" W 'lo ' keep
.ih u t, or rather
rs
covered.
t h e i r tjrj
side* of ev ery important question."
Sueli eentering o f the Democ’yitic fire upon Mr. Hoover evidences
the recognition o f the fact that
he is, so far. the outstanding
Republican probability for the
presidential nomination. In other
words, our Democratic orators nrc
•ehearsing fur the verbal on
slaughts o f the June to November
battle. If Mr. Hoover is nominated,
it will he his first appearance as a
seeker of the popular vote; and it
remains to he seen how he will
stand it.
tablishcd by the Civil W ar should be m aintained, or that
f,,r
o itti-ism.
an y but the frien d liest feelin g s should be fostered betw een
Senator Neely, in tin- murM* o f
th e people of the N orth and the people o f the South, but we hi* comini'iii, altm'il to Mr. Hoover
can well im agine th a t it will be a bit gallin g to som e who in these, ninonc other. tnnliilixiliM
will sec the figure o f Robert E. Lee unveiled, th a t the com terms: "Reuejics ih<- suhlimest
m ittee found it necessary to go ou t o f th e South tor tin: prin heijrlil o f epislulltirv Iniiiilnitrtreiy
' ever attained l>v mini
cipal speaker o f th e day.
It w ill be particularly d ispleasing to m any that, ot all liiiriilv, |)<-t ill tint nml pitmhlv
N ortherners who m igh t have been asked to o ffic ia te at th is run lir rviiHive in nil ltnuriltiirrs. 111
<liulint: the Srnndiniiviun
occasion, one, st) utteri'A *Unsym pathetic toward S o n th ein
sphinx like itulifferenec
feelin g s and Southern m anners, should m ake llie m ain , ignored ns ronteiiiptiiiiusly us u
address of th e day. A too! or T am m any Hal&frt w et. a n d , sat milted -<>t icfusi's near-beer
n product of N ew York's east side, called to speak a t c ere- 1
. . viiivolcHs us 1he tomb,
m onies for Robert E. Lee! W e are move*d to w onder if unresponsive ns the univplvini;
dead
a mete umliigimim
all Southern orators are dead.
It occurs to us, why th is sudden in terest in the South i
on th e part o f New York. Tam m uny. and Mayoi \ \ a lk e t. |
W c cannot recall that affv o f them have ever m anifested
nny such interest before. And now we find M ayor \ \ alker
running down th is w ay rath er frequently. Only a tew w eeks
ago he w as one of th e ch ief en tertain ers at N ew O rleans
Mardi G ras. D oesn ’t he have an y th in g to do as m ayor
" r
New- York? W hat about his w ork?
It also occurs to us that possibly be is doing his wmA s a tool o f Tam m any h is work just mnv is to create good ;
will in the South. His job. a job even g reater than being ,
m ayor o f N ew York, is to help Tam m any get, the D em ocrat
ic presidential nom ination for Al S m flh . Jim m y is a first
class “good w ill” artist. He is m aking friends for Al Sm ith.
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Yard
‘„ -
Bond Grade
Holly, Avc., at
11 lit. 12th, 13th Sts.
Zip Service
FREE
TO S A N F O R D
At no price will any but furniture that merits
your full (onfidenee he offered.
H odgkins and I’iskc C om pany, an e x te n
siv e , a ttr a c tiv e fu rn itu re sto re sellin g the
fin est fu rn itu re at low est c o n sisten t prices.
Located on D ixie H igh w ay N orth Orlando,
F a m ilia r R u g V alues In F in e
A sso rtm en t. N o te T hese P r ic e s !
Itoyul W ilton— !) x 12— $125, reduced to
Royal W ilton— 8.3 x I(U»— $112, reduced to
Royal W ilton— (i x 9— $75, reduced to
Royal W ilton— .Hi x 63-in.— S20, reduced to
Royal W ilton— 27 x 51-in.— $15, reduced to
1 only— S ea m less A x m ln sters— 9 x 12— $12.50, reduced to
6 on ly— S eam less W ilton V elvet— 9 x 12— $15, reduced
:| o n ly— S eam less W ilton V elvet— H.3 x I0.fi— S lu redue
reduced to
9 x 12— $50, reduced to
K.3 x I0.fi— $15, reduced to
6 x 9— $27.50, reduced to
36 x 63-in.— $8.50, reduced to
27 x 5 1-in.— $5. reduced to
W IN T E R PARK H E R A L D
Cane Back Living
l
Rom Suite
piece*, richly
upholatrrrd
in
Jnrqpnrd vj-lour w ith *upc«tr) rrvrrHr-ruHhiun*.
(.'nrvrd frame in
mahogany finish. Value $ 135. Spec.
Ially Priced . . . . . .
..
$7 !t.0 !i
3
1'iiHl D i r e c t A l l - S t e e l T r a i n n A r e W n i l l u g
Speed
f
*,
Phone 1X1
Phut we have assisted in furnishing many of Hi
city's finest residences is a m atter o f pride wit'
u * ............... und a proof to you o f the duinhilii;
of the furniture w® enrr.v.
Nor is high price the rule. Fiequently you will
find that here you can secure dependable furni
ture for less than ‘.i*ver grades i.re marked elfifwhcrc.
ANDEItSON ANNOUNCES
of the U. S. Railroad Administra
tion until its disbanding, being one
UlC entire
!
df two. men, from
South
„ the
.
uridn man to b e
and th* orfly Florida
thus tingled out. Thi”.x> is no doubt
of his technical qualifications; and
equally no doubt O f'M f Intimate
knowledge of the,Florida perish
able shipping industries and their
T H E YA I7D W ITH A M IL L B A C K I N G
Wo Ask To lie Judged By the Homes
W e’ve F urnished
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To
O M PA NY'
c£li Aniflb
TELEPHONE
ORLANDO
Wfil
When reluctantly
you turn N o r t h w a r d
again
Frank K ay Anderson, n former I needs. The fruit and vegetable
resident of Winter Park, now re | growers und shippers and Hie fish
siding at Altamonte Springs, an hig industry undoubtedly will sup
nounces his candidacy for the p y j port Ids candidacy strongly.
Mr. Anderson has been assoclnt
sitlon o f railroad commission!*- of
Florida, subject to the Democratic cd in the past with parking ami
primaries in June. Mr. Anderson shipping ageiirit-a in both Tampa
is n native Floridan and has had and Orlando which brought him in
wide experience in the fruit and close touch with transportation
vegetable shipping industry of this problems and eminently fitted him
for the officr thut numerous
State during past years through
friends have urged him tu seek.
his identification with two of the For a period of years he Edited and
largest packing and shipping a g e n published one of the lending new s
cies in Florida, also the Florida papers o f Folk county at Bartow
Grower* and Shippers League.
and is at present one of the owners
No one who witnessed Mr. An o f TV- CitrUK Industry, u wellderson's examination and cross- known nfonthly magazine publish
eyamination of witnesses, and ed in Tampa in behalf of the citrui
presentation of evidence on brhalf grower* o f the State. Mr. Ander
of the growers and shipper* at son has alw ays taken n prominent
Interstate
Commerce
hearings part in the work o f the State H or
prior to the formation of the ticultural Society as well as the
Growers and Shippers League, in Florida Press Association, and is
the organization of which he was generally recognized by those who
very prominent, can doubt that this know him as able and Tearless,
Florida cracker is thoroqghlv qual •will-posted and a clear thinker. He
ified to sit ns u member uf the t njoys 11 distinct advantage in
State Railroad Commission. Com having been raised in .a section uf
paratively few know, however, that Florida w h e r e . the transportation
his knowledge on such subjects question is of vital importance to
comes fyom early experiences when the p|ospcrity and well-being of
he was traffic manager of one of thr public. -On this score his
the largest Chicago shipping con knowledge is first-hand and due ta
cerns before h*. abandoned such his thorough knowledge of the tech
work to take up editorial and ud nicalities of the office he seeks,
vertising employment.
After the plus his unquestioned ability und
Armistice he was appointed and integrity, wc believe he is the lo g
served upon an important buard ical man for the job.
T F T .
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L U M B E R
Y ou
B u ck
O ibe S o u t h l a n d
L*. Sanford (A.C.L.)
3i28pm.
Jacksonville (ACL) 8i20pm.
Ar. Knoxville (L. A N.) 12:41 pm.
Ar. Louisville (L. A. N.) 9:20 pm.
" CincinnatifL.A N.) 10:20 pm.
Chicago (Penna.) *7i3B am.
Cincinnati and C W ca«o
S lr r p .r . on »m«
i
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$89*00
79.00
47.75
12.75
9.95
26.75
27.75
24.75
36.75
33.75
19.95
$5.75
$3.49
Dining' Room Suite
$99
K pit-re* of Mulid construrliou j„ dark
’*“!»«*•
Tape«try covered rhairs.
large buffet, octagonal rxtention
table. Regularly ...
$150.00
Simmons “Ace” Spring __ Simmons “B eautyrest”
Deep rpritgt ftre
iwtyewt ii f t e r t
RrUtttt Itrkhwi
Fin
(wren
Through st«pln sr cars Sanford to
Clnctnnat l~ ° U *v" *'
Otnln* car and coachas; observation cars Sanford
Sanfo
to
zih e F l a m i n g o
Lv. Jacksonvillef A C L) 8:30 am.
Ar. Knoaville (L . Jc N.) 1 1 136 pm.
Leaington (L. A N .) 6:16 am.
" Louisville (L . A N .) 9:00 am.
Ar. C incinnati ( L A N .) 8 :5 0 am .
Ar. Indianapolis(Big4)
" Columbus (Big 4 )
** Cleveland (Big 4 )
Ar. Toledo (Big 4 ) .
Detroit (M.C.)
11:50 am.
12:55 pm.
4 :55 pm.
2:43 pm4:23 pm.
% r& £ 2 H S ! to^taStMrtL*,huwo; £1,*eh" ",d dlnln* “ r- ° b" rv«““A
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DIXIE FLYER and DIXIE LIMITED
?l n em aDi ! mitZtY
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Sf. Leula. and NEW ORLEANSWhnl <Ju the Mcxicuu jumping ts L«! A ^Itf
a U .p .r
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Orlsaaa aad Ibc Sauthw.it with through
threuih al.sp.r
beaua. think, of Uudbcrgh't, hop.?
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—Christian Science M onitor.- - • > -
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Lo uisville
STUART—Commercial fisher,
hich of this
pTftnhing ..ivnn- ■
ization to protccLiutrrrst* of fish
ing industry.
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Sim m ons “ Ace" sp rin g is huilt to insure com plete relaxation to th.. biwlv
Correct sle e p in g p osture m akes for h ealth . Standard price $19 7 *
.*
Sim m ons “ B e a u ty rest” mattress
“
of* unique construction containing l>n
tw
een layers ooff feltet
tween
felted cotton 810 sensitive coil springs individuals
R eegular
g u la r price
nrir.. $39.50.
r.fl
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“Orlando’s Leading Furniture
H. c BRETNEY. FteHda P a s s .a s .r A m )
W rit Bajr St., Pbua* ft.0302, JachssavlU ., Fla.
& Na sh ville R.R,
2021 to 2101 NORTI^ O R A N G E A V E N U E
Store”
�THE SANFORD HERALD, W EDNESDAY, A P R IL ’4, 192S
Tuesday PrM«o CJul>,
•U-UIM
Ifffs'PleaB ant P arty
I - IL
iihm «»*W m w iw W F«
^ ec^ nff Of Mrs. Fitts
I .T.A. Is Successful
To Sand
‘Pie e v e n in g . mcetinir. „r
I ateiit Teachers Association ,,
Seirinolc High School held ’I
<iay evening proved a diehled SUC«■<
Tim first l>ui‘i uf ilu* uvm in^
W EDNESDAY
Mrs. George Paxton will enter
l m nt bridge nnd luncheon nt III;
w;u devoted tn visiting the das*
po o’clock nt her home on Myrtle
Avenuo .honnring .Mrs- .George ■"" II. w here the regular routine
C f t i a B cadbtirdtf Okinlinntn CjUy of tiie first two morning periods
""its ca rrie d nut b y 'thV l>t)|ilb', 'fii
f kNeHieX^Hl*[ t l ^ I c will .nieet, at Divt; the 'parent * who havo-noLith’
(he Horn!
k i l l . H .iN . •wntaii j tiiad In ili.rit tiie «v
iionl dining th e,
|2U Onk Avenue, a t .’iti'U) o’clock
day,
could
see
ju-t
what is being
» ith Mrs. N o w jnn nn nd Mrs. Dricn
i!om> during th e regular school
tenitrom as hostesses'.
1 The
P a r k e r Orphanage session. A fter the e two periods tin
Glub will ranat w ith Mrs. Radford uiembei s ■hnd visitors repaired to
J15 Frenco Avonue nt .1 o'cltick tiie I j^ g o 'auditorium where Chapel
SVedncsdny,nfternoon. The hostess exercises were
comlutted. Tiie
e s will .be
Mrs. Radford, Mrs. meeting was opened with scripture
reading by Rev, W, I*. Bulirinnti,
fclnrke, nnd hlra. Minehew.
* General business m eeting of the past ir of the Methodist Clnireh,
I his was followed by a short tall,
HVontnn'* Club nt R.00 o'clock.
Mrs. Ttht B o lt will entertain by tilcnn E...Me Kay, principal-of
H o Wednesday afternoon bridge the school who told of the reason
why this night sessiu was held, and
club.
also thnnhing the patents for their
JenhV Spaulding Circle of Die
interest and cn-npernti m. Miss
First Dnptlst Church w ill'.meet
Beatrice II •ward. president of the
with Mr*. W alter Stnudcnmirc.
Girls lli-Y., explained the wotk of
. • TnU FtSD A Y
th a t organization and told why it
I Business "and social meeting of has been fomied. II. G.
Waioi ,
Hhe Alnth'dan Class o f the First ■president of the Boys' l!i-Y.,.told
f Baptist Sunday school will he held of tin- working]- nf that pinup and
tilt 7 ;ilO o’clock nt the home of Mrs. how it Im.s grown and of the in4 r E. E*tridge on Mellonville Ave t<TV>CslliilVU by the m<'Mllu‘j>. Mi*-*
Imie, with Mrs. Eat ridge, Mrs. I.. T. Rilia Jones, J.ieCaleiit of | he lltluBryan and'M rs. A . ( ’, Mcl.eiulmi as •try >«h ii*i H**. **l Si'iii i m«»!<• High
’. hostesses,.,
Si im-d gnu- a short talk, which
T. E. 1* Class o f the First Bap w:t* ful’o\vt*d i>y a talk l»\ Richard
list Church will hold business and Maxwell, pie t,lent ol the "S" Chili,
*ndal meeting a t .’ ItHO ii’eloel; at win, ml,| what that <!uh *!• od for.
the church. Hostesses M r s F. I* Mi- Mai cart i \Yright, vice pivsi
King, Mrs, J. D. Abraham s ami dent ol tile " S ’ d u b . told of the
i llili act it Hies, and .lack IVters,
Mrs. Jinvcrs.
Baptist Sunday Seltdol w<>rl.i*r< I ililitr v told Ilf ill! e|egiti|'.it\ 'll
will meet a t (5:110 o ’elink at iliv ihn I lith, whil ll sl.llld fill I he lie I
in atltletic as well ;is -plcndtil
rliurclt.
West Side Parent Teneber A -' -i Imhllship. Miss I'earlt* Robson,
sociation will meet a t Ikon n't leek editor in i bief of the Siibtmauiinili.
nt the West Side I’ ritmiry Sehuol. tie Sennit It* High St lion' paper
The faculty will have charge of i i o 11 1 ol* lie plans I" make this iie olle of l lit - ItiM dial hit* ovel
the program ami will ill " act as
been published. Han llun-ell. rdihostesses.
Regular meeting o f the Seminole Ito of die ‘‘Celery Ked-." die III !
Chapter No, J O. E. S. will be held i'aper, made a brief talk. T. W.
at 7:110 o’clock at the Masonii Tem- Lawton .tfperinleii<h*i i t f die Seiu-
Mrs. W allace 'Wright returned
home Tuesday noon from Augus*
In, tilt., where she has been spend
ing the past fortniirht with her
mother M js. Roberta Howard.
Exquisite in every detail was the
lovely bridge parly given Tuesday
evening, wju>n. Mrs, William AyJette Fitts Ilf entertained the mem
bers of tiie Sand Spues Bridge
Club and two extra tables o f playera at her home on Union Avenue.
The. rooms where the tables had
been spread for play were convert*
ed.. into veriWhJj- gaj-jiUU' W'M*
quantities of pnMel--tinted Spring
htnssomsHind ferns .with larkspurs,
snap dragons, sD tk 'n nd earnntions
luedfm'nntipgi jThe pastel tints
suggestive of E m ter Were' further
carried out i t i i 't h e tally cards
which were pretty maidens w e ar
ing gorgeous Easter bonnets.
When the fifth progression had
been played, sen res were collected
by Miss Frances Dutton and Miss
Sara Warren Knsterby nnd the
first prize, an embroidered tea
npr.m was awarded Mrs. Earle E.
Jones, while the cut prize, a deck
<f bridge cnnl**went to Miss Mina
The many friends o f Miss Ruth
Howard. Fur having
failed to
nor;* her points and honors, Miss Wells o f 100 West Tenth Street,
Ruth Hand was consoled with a will lie pleased to lean t th a t she
paper weight in the form of a rail- is improving a fte r a short illness.
hit.
At a late hour the bridge acces
sories were non wed nnd the tables
laid with dainty covers and re
freshments of chicken salad,, olives
saltin cx nut LiVend and coffee were
served by thit hostess ess'kted by
Mr*. W .'A . Kitts Jr., M ijs Frances
t hit tun and Mis* Sara' Warren
Eastei'liv, (in each plate were cun
ning favors of miniature baskets
filled with E asier Eg gs, and fnsti ned tn the handles were tiny pur
asuls w III tng> , an which was
written " M b s Fern Ward, and Mr.
John Walker Me Glatnery, April
Miss Ward
w as
beautifully
giiwmd I'm til's iit casiiin in u smart
frock nf ni i It ni georgette. She re
i d r i l l a lovely piece’of lingerie as
ii g ft from her hostess.
•bnniug Hie plnye* for re fre sh
ments were Mrs. H arry Ward, Mrs,
11 11. (teas. Mrs. |{.
Rower and
Mrs. W. \. Fitts J r . The curd
players were Miss Fern Ward.
Miss Fiances Hutton, M s s Sara
Warren Knsterby, Mrs. Roy (!,
Williams, Miss Mina Howard Miss
l*« trie Lee Bell Mrs. E arle E. Jon*
i—. Mrs. Grant Wilson. Miss El
i.a b itli Still fun!, .Mrs. Edward
Higgins, Airs. Ralph K. Stevens,
Mi** l.uie T urner, Miss I’attye
Lyles, Mi>
Kail Schultz. Ms*
Ruth llu u d .t'id Miss Emily Bailey.
iit* le ' "iiotr Selo •!- niiiile a -plei'South Side P a re n t Teacluu A<‘ * at adilii*'-.'- ii'Ming ' the wv'tiler
uncial inn will meet at H:<ht " ’i lm L fill win|, a, i oinplidieil In tie- I a*
I • a. I'e|-s
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- ml mo ami
ut the South Side P rim a ry S* bnot. ■in
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and
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FR ID A Y
Beginners and P rim a ry Depart I n in i n the *-t h""l and in ye,I
merit of the Methodist Sunday flit ' lie l I 0 - 0 pel ill I'll . I I'll o '_ of
Sclinnl will have E a ste r Egg Hunt irat'r t him: 1ha! *"iilil l • .o .onp
II ■lied di* .1o|| i U Siiei'd |i"
nt 4:0(1 o’clock at Cent nil Park.
Auxiliary of the Amer'ian l.e
MR \ \ H MRS HARRY WARD
gion will meet at pun u i l " i l . .it
urn iinn e the engagement and up
the Legimi Hut.
proai lung m arriaue
,
SATURDAY
uf their dmighteg
Children's Story Hour ut I
o ’clock at Jlre ^library.
-------- : —
Dr. nnd Mrs. J. |T. llfefilon* left
Tuesday mornlnjt— b y motor for.
Teavjc Thursday morning far Tam Tnmpn where they will attend thb |)h whitte they will nttemf * W » |
the gu«*W
medical meeting.
ing of the B or Association.
Inae'WHift. • f the.r bun* -aixTJiel * »
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fftilar vSosRioTt rrrrs
q 148 MR?. FRED. B, ttAljpER, Society EdllorR esid
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ter.ilra-Jah’i ^bir^nl-at hrr
». f W .1 II »
" J a «?a & -n
’ John Schicard, who is attending
the U niversity o f Florida will a r
Dr- anti M rC rT T lk n J<hU* tfhd
rive here F rid ay to spend, the Ens. bofiyV P«TricTa7-:-w;o t.Jt'oTapSVar
ter holidays with his parent* Mr.i rived here
o*rW}iii for
nnd Mrs. John Schlranl.
u short visit
i»rTT4r.
Jones' mother* Mr*,
y y s s Nonie Williams l e f t . S a t
Mrs. Anna T. Cooper, who has
June*,
been spending the winter hen' with urday fo r Little Buck, Ark., w here’
she
will
spend
n
ntonth
visiting
her snn nnd daughter, Mr. nnd
Mrs. R. F . Cooper, left Monday friends.
.,'*w_rin , v m i . „ ; a j
f o r her home nt Sylvia, N. C.t .
Mr. and M r s T t S ^ M l « ^ f l»ttM*
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Miss taiura l.ehmnn who has
rooentlv cqmpletetl n
business
cqurpt* a t the. buliiites* college at
Jacksonville, anil hns been' spetltl.
ln'R n few* dn.Vs here4Weth her p a r
ents Mr. and Mrs. H. J. l.ehmnn,
left Milnday fo r Jacksonville when.*
she hns *nceepted a pwsitlort. ■ •
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On improved Clty'property n l‘ i |ter ccinx fl-t# five year
Mrs. C. Y . Franklin and Sirs.
Joe Butler o f l.cesbnrg, n e the
guest* nf Mrs. B u tler’s sister Mrs.
Robert Mnsskn ut her 'home Gift
Park Avenue.
fdrulght loans on rtsfdcncds. S io 20 year loditd bK $H>d
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SANFORD BOND AND M O liT G A ^ W .
Mrs. James C. Rny nf Jackson
ville has returned to her homo nf
ter a shn*,t visit hero with her sis-
, ,
y-'.-t r*t.*|ifl? r-I -v^biW ad
112 E. Second St.
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Easter Costumes
Hewitehinjr u m lerth in gs o f fa n cy
Uaynn, Silk J e r se y and Crepe tic
C hine ofTcr th e E a ste r C ostum e
an added charm . S ee our d isp lay
’. v u w m
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Easter ’.JJunrise p ra y e r meetim
.will be boj^l Hi the Alltllii lpal |lli i
at ti:.'ll) A.1M., and will be spun-uteil by th«’, 'y o u n g people "f file
local churtrties’
M O N PA A
Regular business meet jug of S'
Agnes Guild of Holy ( p c s l-.pirenpa! Church will be li'md ai " o.i
o’clock at the Parish IU*um ‘.
D. A, R. liali at the Forre-t ! :>Li
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U i dti day. V|uil l ighteenth
i iiy 'fl.'iusnnd on e hundred and
i a '-in y eigtit
Fir-t
P " '* ,'i ’i i an « huicli,
Sattfoid, Merida.
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For Thursday And
H o t e l,'Monday o w n in g, April the
ninth.
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Large and Small Brims
This in an unusual opportunity to
match your Easter Costume with
u lovely Cage Hat at a price'that
is truojy re mar kid tie.
,r WILLIAM FOX
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Revealing the Spring and Easter modes in
Sheer Chiffon
and Save the Cost of a New One
y iR G IN In jw A JX r
4 ' l'*Hrrrl .tln rllu n n lil— W llltn iu
E x tra added attraction
C H IE F W H I T E J1 0 RS.E
The Cherokee Indian pianist and
vocafi*t and entertainer.
You can hqve n nfrty . dreas for
E aster w ithout huying-onn^dEet us
m ake you r old one a n e V color or
clean if so p erfectly that it has
th e n ew n ess and fresh n ess o f one
ju st bought!
'
,
season, tliese
lovely
frocks *o f
chiffon,
tienrgettc ti^d Crepe de Chine represent n
Dry Clean or Dye the Old Frock
■A I'n rl* l i l r l f t h u -r llr n iilr
l l o r k c l A . KI*MMlultt|ri', ,'.
all the varied gift color* decreed for this
Inrgc saving when value is compared with
price.
Fine quality sheer chiffon, vulues
up to $2.25. Also service weight,
all colors.
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b it*
tel shades and navy are -thc«*e loVeV'CM*-''"
tions for Eastier. 3'ought' to HelliU^copiu^V".
ably hlgKtr prices thf*ae 'Eosfer *Drtfiadij aW fv
most accpptahre at’ retludd prices. - ■
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THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRH^4, j92S ,
F n llip q
fi AINESVILLE, April 4• • (Special)
Visit* to the small towns of Al*
| achun County and a speech in High
1 1 a n C P r I S Springs will complete the cainpi'la"
,,,
T
of Governor John W. Martin for
L e a d in g W o m a n In
Leading'
Barthelmess Film
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good sice audience Friday evening
at the Community Ilullding with Q I O N F V
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piano numbers, Magic Art mid hyp*
**• V j r l l l O
notlc acts. Half the proceeds were
--------given to the church building fund. Candidate For Governor De
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. PITTBBORO, N. C . Apr. 4.—
(IN S )— After ft two day search '»
various, parts of the state for a
trail of the slayer of Mrs. Annie
Terry, middle nged Durham dressninker, whose fist scarred liody
was recovered from the Cape Fear
River Monday,
Sheriff Walter
Blair and his deputies returned to
Pittsboro today empty handed.
It was learned that Sheriff Blair
was in Durham , nnd (Jvcens|»oro
among other, places picking; tip
thread,-* of ovidence.il) «n atteuM
•in l*Jerk(fy » travelling salesmp
and .Mrs, Terry ns the couple which
was seen together on*the nigtyt ,*>f
Mar. 24, when the latter was elubJ*hed|‘efihked nnd then hurleil.from
A vent’s Ferry Bridge into t ie riv
er. Her body was recovered oj|C\
week, iatgr.
■Ftirther developments iiv tiro
Denunciation
woman un the night of heft mu
.! COX TRIAL'ONV-^NDW Rr.*s
NEW YORK. Apr.
Jmres -M. Cox, Jr., Yale student |
and son of the former Ohjo gover
nor, was granted an ftdjnurivfigu
today tiptil Monday when ho was
arraigned on charges o f assault, |
driving while intoxicated,— nmj.
leaving the scene of an jrcid^nt:!
Per Cent
Gas Ranges
Bicycles, ;
H IN T S
Flashlights '
China
The
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K
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J-
Robin Sale
Ball
A rbor
Hardware Co.
1
De Forest Sanford Realty Co.
ANOTHER “AT COST”
INSURER FAILS
FLORIDA BANS
FEDERAL AUTO
10 TIC K ETS FR E E
PA ID T O L O V E
No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels
Herald
Classified
Ads ...
.. P ay
Sanford Association of Local 'Underwriters
AIwuvh OH hand at
Union Pharmacy
r >*' day,
. A Stock Company’s Surplus Is For Your Protection
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shir^l;
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Explorer To Make l.^1Smith PrepF _
Journey Over Pole
,r° ^,SIt As,ievi ,e
Tomorrow Morning
now
F Of thel
Chief Whitehorse expects to put,
Of The 'CorruptBargain’Ile*
county today.
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The execut'rv* spoke to about —50 on a similar entertainment some,
tween C n lts And 0 . L.M nnk
in WUJiaton lots night. .He time in the near future. Much mer - 1
.people
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__ the eating
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■s taken toward a protective tariff
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in motion picture history supports J.' ^
(^^io fT," oP*Utjck growers I of .twp blueberry pies by Lewis; ing.hisbrusade against the sinister
t>laka
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Richard
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lo H u v y County will be put out of Stevens nnd Francis Dutterficld InHuonee **
that* *have
injected
a*
, Noose," the screen tifi^'oii of the [ business by foreign competition, lie whose hands were tied Iwhintl them,' inl° t,u> gubcrnutoHol race ftj«
sell.
___fam ous stage play which tu n es t<» I will take the same message to Cit- the contest oriding iii a tie! The 1
of the Catta'ltf ndidirt^'Hft
tho Milane Theater today.
j ‘ . 1 rus County Thursday with "Pveches Charleston contest
test was won by M s ' beh®lf of the la c e , !t jM js,''Jnmifa !;
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at. Crystal River, ilomosasso nnd
’Una Basquette, former dancing
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M. Carson for governor, Hpoke
Snundcrs.
■tar of the Follies, plays the femi- I Diyernea
A minstrel show featuring two Monday night nt the courtlio'use
nine lead opposite Barthclmess. It ^
playlets, "Good Morning, Judge”, delivering u strong denunciation of
T first important role in p ic C l U i r c h W i l l r r C H e i l t
4a her
and "Black Clouds," was given Fri* of the "corrupt bargain" which he
turea and advance reports acclaim ^
‘T he Living C hrist’ day evening at the school house by declared has been made between
her a genuine. sensation. Alice
Joyce enacts the role of the moth
An Faster pageant, “The Living the Junior High Department of the, Units nnd Burton l.ce Monk re
er, one of the greatest parts of
Christ,”
will he presented at the Lake Mnry School, with n good at- j presenting the east const gambling j
this splendid, nclress’ career. This
Congregational
Church Sunday tendance. The sketches were high - 1 element.
I
is the first time Miss Joyce has ap
: Smith and other niemhera of the
night nt 8 o’clock by n cast which Jy amusing nnd members-of the
peared with "Barthqlmess.
Referring
to
Cntts’
Ma.rinnn
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governor’s family will remain at
Includes 40 characters. The png'
The most unsympathetic role !n cant portrays, in the final srene, cast were well irnined. The end men speech, Mr, Carson asserted the
I the executive mansion. It is ex
the film version of "The Noose" Is the idealism of the youth of today. were: Paul King and Otto Hutch reveraml gentleman from DeFuniuk
! peeted, however, that three or four
inson; interlocutor, Clarence Priest. had agreed to deliver to tin- • amb
that of Buck Gordon played by
1 of the governor's . close friends in
The cast includes: Salome, Mrs.
Fontagu Love. Robert T. Haines Henry Dickinson; Jonnna, Mrs. Specialty numbers included:
| New York will necomoany him;
ling crowd forty thousni d votes.
plays Governor Bancroft, Thelma Albert Norton; Mnry, Mrs. John
“Duct”—"Old Plantation Moon," Mnnk would guarantee to poll
Todd, the beautiful blonde "dis Body; Angel, Miss Margaret Tal* Dorothen Wyman, Christine Cole. !
thirty five thousnnd more from
covery," appears ns the other worn
Trio: "As Ismg ns l Have You,"j
The Our Jen of Uclhscmunr, Jeni.nalftn. Mhnwln^ one of !to
olive
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the
east coast and in mldition sup Ireej, no old thul It la nuld It wai known to Je.sun. NcAt k^u<t IteliKf
an; Ed Brady, Fred O’ileck, Bob
J'ct?.r* | ,Hr,n[y
Fred Ring, Paul King, Donald An
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ply the finances to suppoit the irphann will act m culdea to all JeruKali urs polntn of Intcicoi iiurli4
O’Pnnnnr Fred
P ~ ,l W
W o,, „„H
m , I^
I* »■ Hodgins; James. RobO'Connor,
Warren
portray
|crt Wright; Thomas^ Kdwin Ran- derson.
m
a
i
m
emnpnign.
Him loUrnu.'lonul MUWonary Council iujw bclnff held Uicre,
gangsters.
"Chile
Con
Came
Isle",
Clarence
‘doll; Jones, Kdwin 'Render; Cit“Cntts
says
’I
have
got’
forty
An unusual chorus was mnde up opm\, Albert Miller; Saul, Harry Priest.
Carson
Trio: "Is You His or Is You thousand votes," Mr.
o f Hollywood girls and Included Thurston; First Man, Henry Dick*
quoted,
"Does
he*-mean
thnt
no
CorUas Palmer, Kay Kngljsh, May onson; Secontl Man, Alliert Nor Mine," Hcsbah Touchstone, Relget;
mntte.-: whut wild stand he may
Atwood, Yoia D’Avril nnd others. ton; Fostus, Harry Kent; Agrippu, Wester, Kfliott Wilson.
Jay Eaton plays the part of the Kdwin Norton; Spirit of Christ
Jig Dancing: Oliver Miller, Jr., take, no matter what foolish vio
lation of the law he may champion
daneJng comedian of the Box Stall ianity, Helen Witte; Six Evangels, and Fred Ring.
ALBANY. N. Y.. Apr. 4.r-(IN S)
cafe cabaret. Other important roles Mrs. Fred Ilolly, Mrs. Allitrt Mil
Chorus ."Hulu Lft", with Mary and no matter what he may say Im<*
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■ Governoi- Smith was hnrd at
a r e taken by Bill Walling, Charles ler, Mrs. "Francis’ Mcrriwenthcr, Miller in n solo dance, which re* tween his opening prayer and bene
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work ot h's d;sk at the Capital
Gyblln, and others.
Miss Virginia Finscl, Miss Kath ccived' much applnuse, also "Good diction,'thnt he has forty thouasnd
SEWARD,
Alaska,
Apr.
I.
>
early
today
getting
slate
affairs
.
"The Noose" is regarded ns one erine Mcisch, Miss Ciladys Stem* Morning Judge" was most humor votes, which he can deliver to the (IN S) Captain II. Wilkins, noted
in shape so he r-'ii leave early next 1
of the most dramatic stories in per.
ous, with Donald Anderson ns the eriminnl and immoral elements
explorer, plans to launch his flight j week for a two weeks' vacation fit I
which Richard Barthclmess has yet Meisch, Miss Gladys Stamper.
Judge. “Black Clouds" was amus thnt are hacking his race truck
Ujr.DR. J. C. HOWELL
• Asheville S. f . The governor ins.s- j
appeared. Ilia role of Nickie El
The cast will be SUp|Mirtcd by ingly presented by Misses Mabel fight 7 If he does mean thnt - 1 over t lip North l*nle tomorrow
ted
his
trip
Into
the
!’•
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w-is
l>ROTRUDIN(f AND
kins, offers him unexampled op the church chair anti by Martin Ferguson, Nita Smith. Those tak wonder what those forty thousand morning at *'• o'clock, according to
HEMORRHOIDS
portunity to dlslny his rare hist Stlnecipher anil Mildred Robinson ing part were: Clarence Priest, voters will have to fcay.
a wireless niessage received here planned solely for :i .-es, ami that Ili.EEDINfi
%ii flrltii»«l«» tin* Inr wm innii, imr III.
it had no oolitic.il signifiraii'-e.
rionic talents. John Francis Dillon ns soloists.
Three
hundred
persons
heard
the
today
from
Point
Barrow,
where
Principal; 0th grade, Mabel Fer
in r«»ni|ilfiliiliiK <>l lirmorr“I m u1 ing to spend all the Fine rnnir
directed it from a screen story by
Imhlw ihni i»r«lrmini mill liled n
guson, Nita Smith, Donald Ander Miami candidate and he wav ap Wilkins and his pilot, Carl Kilson. I can in the warn sunshine playing M
r
nil
drill.
Tln*rr un* nl*«» n tfrrnl
J. T. O'Donohoe. Heriry ilohnrt
son, Klliott: Ht h grade, Dcssie plauded frequently as he pro. are preparing to take off. The oh g u ll.' the governor said. Mrs. •Mill nf inilii. hr linil |innr dlisrailliiii
produced the film nnd Jnptes Vnn Carolyn Sebers Has
iiimI un* Irniihlrd %%llh !*»**“' • -m
Singletary, Hc.-thah Touchstone, duccd records to substantiate his jeetive of the p«dn> fi ght is Spitz.
•l*r iiiii*i nf ihr«r mart of larmorr*
Trees photographed it. It is from
P
arty
On
Birthday
Berger Webster, Charles Whitnk charges against the minister fromUtergon *n the other !<i<l«- of the age states. This may necessitate l|i»ld*. I'h>*lrnl r ftiiiuinnf Inn in**
the piny by Willard Mark nnd the
offers splendid op
rlnortl iinflilni; %rr> nlnrniliiK ImC
er, Otto Hutchinson: 7th grade, DeFuniuk. .Mr. ( V hoii spike in the A ntic Ciirle, .
.an Ihci postpiiiiement.
atory by H. H. Van Loan.
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unit
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A Very pretty cliildren’s party Mary Miller, Oliver Miller, Jr., morning In a hundred citizen* of
A InederilllMlI of tie- Arctic
It i believed that Captain Wil- ulalnu him n itrrnl drill nf piiln find
portunities to save—
given during the past week was Dorothen Wyman, Christine Cole, Fort White, where lie was enthus storm- which have caused delay ill j kin* rtends lo
to 11
llvv t<
to l.omloti in Imnlilr.
Ilr
aa:i*
uiarn
f
hr
rrKiilnr
iiinunlIrieaners Class H as
thnt of Friday afternoon when Snm Cockrnn: lith grade, Fied iastically received. On Wednesday the take-off. * reported by Cap Jsiicccsuvc Imp*, if he reaches Spit
A pril 5 to 14
Mill iiir IIiimI fnr Irrnfli^f lirninrr*
Ring, Paul King, and Fred Cum he will appeal al M m'ieello. t mi Wilkins in his nussage. Al xb rgi-n. Hi* flight will take him hold*, aan* slarn niir *|irrlnl dlrlt
U nique Social Meet! !it.
tle ,Maissnumber
cT ,ynofSl,t’"rh
l‘ntcr' mings.
tlioiieh the climate is growing fai »vn- haneti stretches of frozen' Mini Infrriuil inrdlriif ml linf h*.\\ It liI.lovd and All* ilia.
tamed
her young
Iii l«»ri>-rlulil hnnr* llirrr aan* nrrnl
liab le, the barometer at Point bind, m ier before seen by human rrllrf
friends nt the home of her grand
iiimI hr uriiilniilla lni|»rnard
One of the most unique as well
Haii’ou
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i
mu*
to
fall,
the
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until nnaa. mil nnla nrr III* Itrmnrr> M. t .
TO START DRIVE
parents, Mr. anil Mrs. C. K. Hein
SOCIETY HOLDS MEETING
as enjoyable social affairs of the
hnid*
nnd
•••»n*t 111it IInn |&nnr. I»nl hr1
rich on West First Street, in cel
•*liilin* In Irrl nnr hnnilrrd |M*rrrnl
week was that of Tuesday evening
The
weekly
A
c
t
i
n
g
..f
the'
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the
renewal
,.f
V
.M
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l»rt Ir r.
when the Gleaners Class of the ebration of her seventh birtluluy.
Ilr. .In*. I nraaln llnaarll. IH
P.
,,‘l ll"’ r"n""«
The rooms were hen.itirull_v dec Friendly Sewing Society was held |
amir* (•rnrllrr In flrlnmln. S|»r«*Plr*sbyt»rian ,CI|tmfi entertained
-tailed
April
t*
and
liill/lnu In ll••n-*nrul•'fll frrnl«;
Friday afternoon at the home of ' ,,n
at a Japanese musical nt tho Chu orated with an assortment of
iiirnt nf *lnninrli, linaarl nnd rr<*«
the Misses.lewel anil Joyce Mill continue through April I :. H. C.
spring
flowers
and
ferns.
The
lul ill*rn*r*.
rch parlors honoring the officers
I>llBose, president of tile Iimill I.|
'JiMi \\ . l.tirr \ ar. Trlrphniir '
dnlntily
appointed
refreshment
chew
on
Avncodu
Avenue.
The
at
of the clnss, President Mrs. Virg
IIIll.V
The place to build your home
tnjile was rente-ed with a large teriiooii wa* spent \\ itti sewing ami gani/.al ion, .-innoiinced toilav.
* \ nil aalll l»r *nr|irUml hnat
inia Smith Cornell; vice president, 1
•inirhl* } nn aaill u<-l aarll aalfli-'
Mr ami Mrs. Fount III >o. Mi-*
Phone 8
Mrs. J. C. Bennett; secretary, Miss hit'ihilay cake frosted in white mid making plans for an Easter Kg •
Mill In** nl finir (rum hii*lnr**. , East First St.
Hunt
to
be
given
next
Sa:u
dov
embellished
with
tiny
pink
iimdles.
•teanette
Griffin
and
Mi**
Carol
\\ i Ilr nr |ih<i|tr Inr frrr r«na»
Laura ChittcnduQ nnd readier,
and ros,. buds. Grouped itho.it the Late in the afterno in the liostesse Griffin *•! Kissimmee s|ie*it Wed
•iiillnllnn nnd lllr nil nrr.
Mrs. Mary Pnleston.
central decoration wen- boxes of served dainty refresliiiient* of nc*da.y in.Sanford us the guest* oi
_ The rooms hud been transformed candies embossed with pink nrie puTW-h. Ifidlvidual enk*-s and camlv
Mrs. Minnie F Jones and Mr*, lien
into a loyely Ja)uincsr ten gurden huils.
The niemhers present weic Mi** Cantwi II.
with myriads o f gay colored Jap
Gaines nt all kinds weie enjoyed es Thelma T**vv. Hazel Tew, \ ‘i.
anese lanterns, baskets of chrysnn
on the la.vii during the afternoon ginia Weekly. Dointhy Cliealtiain.
Mi Ben Cnnlvvi'll leave. Fridav
thamums, feuthory houghs of hum
mill at a lute hour .Mrs tlejnrieli JewelMinehevv ami J o y c e .Mim-bi-vv. tor Washington. I>, C vvln-ie *li»boo and other features suggestive ,
and her daughte,. Mrs. Tom Sellers
will s|icnd a lew days before going
of the Orient. At one endo ( the i
MANATKK CeU*ry being -hip to New York where she will join
served
refreshments
of
pink
and
room was a pretty pergola entwin
ped from Manatee Count v in m Mr. Cantwell, who is a member of
ed with aspn:agus ferns nnd stud white ice cream and ir/lividun!
pink iced cakes. There \v* ic |-j! «*r«’nisimc <|iiunti1 i«Hie New Volk Giants
ded with chrysnnthtnutns and wiv
children who helped Carolyn cel ----—
tcri.
chrnle her natal dav.
During the evening nn enjoyable
program wus presented ns follows;
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FEDERAL At TO ASSOCIATION
vocal solo. Martin Stinecipher; , ft l, V’,
who has been,
Laney’s
“The* Friendly Drug* Store”
SHOW S S2l)0.00n DEFICIT
coronet solo. Mrs. Robert K. Hern | !! , !! ' , ' .
»»
S anfnrti
Federat savingN uml Atiruhaiu Lindon;soprnno solo.Mrs. A. M. I’hil- ‘
‘ 1 l,y
M* "•'e is vis.
lips; vocal solo, Mrs. Robert E.
,,r , y '|” P»*.Vf«l. a.ii.iding tu
coin Life Are Affected b)
F r e sc r ip lin n s F illed f r o m pi l\Glenn; piano selections by Miss
•'’‘‘t'ivsed here by friends toFailure
K. F irst s i .
A nd A c c iir n le ly
Charlotte Smith. All those taking
* *• Duvey went north lust
I
part on the program wore picture- |
to
with her.
Kxaniiiiiition made by the InVIi-l
*que Japanese costumes. The two ~~
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ana department of the Federal
ushers, Mrs. Junius Turnbull and
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Automobile InstnvMce
Axt-ncin-l
Mrs. H. M. Rumhley ulso were a t
tion
and
its
attorney-in-fact,
the
tired in Japanese costumes.
the Federal Underwriters of Indi
At the conclusoln of the program
anapolis which lom erns were re
refreshments Of orange crush and
cently plated in the hands of re
individual cakes were served. There
ceivers. disclosed thnt liabilities
were -about 70 who enjoyed this
amounted to $.‘100,000 with only
TALLAHASSEE. Mur. !• i t ' l ’i
delightful evening.
$ 100,000 of assets. The receivers
Notice i* being *ent ollt by Stale
to sec
announced that they will levy an,
Iiiwiirimi'i* ('iniiiiiin.'ioiier John
I>r. and Mrs. William Knox, who
assessment on the pulley holders 1
have been spending the winter here
I.lining tliut no fuitbei husine**
as soon as the exact figures of the
as the guests of the former’s broth
t <
I*
|o
lie
done
in
Florida
bv
tinFed
99
concerns can he established.
er and Bister, Ilr. and Mrs. A. W.
eral Automobile |n*ui nine A-Knox leave Friday . for Jackson
Two other concerns managed by
j iom lilt ion because of i eceivei *lllp
the Federal Underwriters are nfvllle tor u st.-iy of u few days be
j proceedings.
fore returning to their home in
fected by the failure. The Fed
The leeeiveraliip litigation as
Canada.
eral
Savings, which did an accident
filed al the Inline office of tile mat the
and liealtli business, and has been
gnnixation. Indiiinapolis, link, and
ie-insuteil by the Abraham Lin
* laieiu. i ’. Wy>one. Iinliatia I’nincoln Life and the Federal Mutual
Milane Theatre Thursday
niiasionet* of inxurnine, notified
Life is to go into receivership.
Mr. laming of the Proceedings.
The Feredal Automobile A sso
In addition t,• placing a bail up
ciation's loss ratio last year was
on the writing of fintlier business
8a per cent and it is declared that
by the insurance association, .Me.
inadequate reserves hud been main
I.lilting is refusing to i* new the
tained mid that loss claims hnd
Find these lines:
certificate of nuthoritv under which
been persistently underestimated
the
organization
was
operated
in
If you wish to he permanently
The Federal Underwriters at one
Florida,
the
notice
says.
relieved of gas in stomnrh - and
■■2.rii ped till/.. #20(1 pet 100. Mix-”
time operated in eleven states and
bowcla, take Baalmnnii’s Gas Tubhad a premium income <>f more
lets. which aVe prepared especial”plo|K*lty
till
five
yeai
teim
."
than $ 1 ,000,000 u year, selling its
fy for slomarh gas nnd all the had
insurance at 25 per cent below the
-ffectu resulting from g»« pres
manual rates.
sure. .
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car gut age. Good tetuiiit* for hoiii’1
i -^Insurance Field, Mur. 15, 11)28.
Thai empty, gnawing feeling at
tkie pit nf tbr stomach- will disap
/>
* •
. Iior.Safety, Insure with O ld-Line Stock Companies
pear; that anxious, nervous feel
ing with heart psIpiUtion will van
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.i.iM
ish, and you will again he able to
I He*-altovc lines were taken front ads in
Jo
*I '(!•»
lake a deep breath without ditfJt ■ 17.
oomfort.
...
today’s classified seel ion . . . . find the ads
T sui drowsy, sleepy feeling a f
ter dinner will he replaced by u
Ruy your Bargains ucross
desire for rntertainmrnt. Bloat
front which Ihev were taken and bring
ing will cease. Your limbs, arms
the Classified
Counter.
a n ' fingers will no longer feel
your answer to The Herald. The first
^ .Y o i^ l| find the most practi
■•sM -s d "go to sleep" Ix-rausc
II. ( ’. Du Rose
W. J. Thigpen & Go• • *%•!•
B u Im i s ’s C ss Tablets prevent
Colclough Realty Co.
cal help toward saving
K. F. I.nno
ga« from enterfe/Ing with the drlen neatest and nearest correct answers
A. I*. Connelly & S o n s .
Seminole Securities Co.— culalion. Get the. genuine, in the
. money (n ith e . h« -*|lern(il '
Frank
R.
McNeil
&
Co.
yellow" puefcftrr, g f tn y good -tinrg
will gel a ticket.
Frank L. Woodruff & Son
store. Price 91.
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"SanfoH hotly HersK
)ANT AD. RATES
firm s; Cash La Adrsnct
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patrons sad collector aent
rdlslely W T |)»ym «t.
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7—.Situation Wnnlcd
Book-keeper ntnl office in tin: ex
perienced nnd capable desires po
sition. Box 82, Herald.
10-11 Finnic, and Flowers
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Zinnia Plants: Burpee’s Giant,
’*2Sc per dpt. $2.00 per 100. Mix
ed or separate colors. B. F. Whit
tier, Jr. 42t) Summerlin Ave. Ft.
Mellon. Phojic 882W.
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SENATOR STATES H a n d k e r c h ie f C o n tin u e s
FOUL AIR CAUSED To B e T h e M o s t P o p u la r
DEATH OF SOLONS O f F e m in in e A c c e s s o r ie s
C op elan d, O f N ew York,For mer i
Health Commissioner S a y s (
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(Wedr^sdsy. AprtT *.\f(
H—Crowell hour, feature pro*; * ii
gram—WEAF WEEI WTIC.Wl ‘ » fl
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«l:30— Holster hour, famous
compose s—WOR \VCAU 1 WN*'
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WTIC WJAR \STAG WCSK W^
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WWJ WSAI WON W11AS W*
SM WMC WSB WBT.
10—Columbia
Phonograph
hour; feature program—WOR
WCAU WNAC WEAN WFBL
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WMAK WCAO WJAS WADC
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WAIU WKRC WGHP.
10:710— National grand opern;
"Romeo and Juliet ’— LA j' W
TIC WTAG WCSH WLIT WRC
WGIl WCAE WTAM WSAI W*
IIAS WSB.
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. with a hip-yoke, one being knotted
BY ALICE LAKGBLIKK
I nt the neck, nnd the other ut the,
Internntionnl News Service
md
a linf
Chainbtr I» Unhealthy HeStaff Correspondent
Tims
o« r*ft*mt.
J hips. An evening gown of a Urgci
cause Of Poor Ventilation] PARIS.
Frnnce, April, 2 .—The printed chiffon has a big kerchief |
.
f b i rodut id n t t i f !
for
WASHINGTON, April 3— (IN S)j hlin(|kerchicf still remains one of. of tnffcU printo«l in e#s«tly( thei
piccutivo M t r t io M .
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14— Roomh Without iionrd
—The United States Senate, which | thl> most jiopulnr feminine nc-'f same design.
Six wordi o f » v c % e length
.
1-nrgc squares of. enlffon are.
t counted i Una. ' „ .
attempts
to
look
nfter
the
w
clfftrL
’
(
cessurics
nnd
this
spring
is
l>cing
1 Bedroom. 411 Wrk Ave.
Minimum :harga o f 30 c for
of 120.000,000 people. Is sending, Worn jn nn many way* ns there arc edged with luce tin two sides to
r»t inscrtlc it.
t
form the init'al letter of the fairits own members to their deaths temperaments—which means some wearer’s name. They are carried
15— Apartment For Rent
All adver lalng is restricted
proper cli aalflcstiqn.
ligcAUsc it won’t i*ovide decent thing!
ns pochettes or knotted about the
0 room gnrrige apartment: 8th nml
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If an erro r la matlc The SanIt comes on everything front the belt, about the wrist, or hanging
working
conditions
for
them,
Sen
Summer'.ip.
See
F,
B.
Dyson,
:»rd Horttld w ill bo rw s e n s i b l e
pure sports costume to the e\ siting
ator Copeland,
(D) .of New- -^ork dress.' Ijtrgc tuasor kcrchicvcs otter their shoulders. The mauchoir
1511 Mcllonville.
Lr on|« onel Incorrect Jinscrtlon,
of lace is very smart to wear over
sd v e rtistr fo r subsequent
noted health specialist, told Inter pnjntC(^ jn Japanese design nnd low-cut evening gowns nt the thea
FOR RENT—Garage Apartment,
rftiona. Tgio office should be
national News Service today
, cross-burn d oncu in colored crepe ter or in the restaurant
:i rooms, hath, sleeping porch,
Hied Immediately In caso of
Copeland attributes the tragic I COme for morning costumes nnd
furnished.
$20
per
month,
220
W.
Chiffon kerchiefs embroidered
r.
:
I'Jth St. '
death of Senator Frank B. W illis'w ear with plain Inilleurs
with jewels and held in place with
t o a Dv e u t is e r p
partly due to the fou*. nlr of 11*1 Jeanne Lanvin puts the hundker- . n floral spray are worn with suits
A
Herald
•rhprf*entatlTs Two room furnished apartment:|
The deaths of i thief 'on n number of nfternoon. bonstitig tailored collars .Koine if
private entrance; downstairs. 800
koroughly familiar with rates
sTnnmr J o n l^ ^ b ) TSV-aw Mwl-j nunkls. It hangs lowoety below, the the most beautiful effects are ol>WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4ilrs and 'cisssification will
Elm Ave.
to nnd Ferris. (D) of Michigan, neck nt the hack, with c. little up tainul with n large square of lame,
ire vou cotnpletc information.
i'll.
5 . WEAF New York, 010: I:*
the
color
of
the
main
design
exactthis session, were also in some standing upper edge. One of the
3 if you
they 4rilt assist
Well furnished house, close in, for
measure due to the close conftn, in wording your want ad
three months beginning Apr. 10.
meut of the chamber, he su'd.
make It more effective.
t a il 208—'W.
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Tlie New YorVx-i- is the author
or a bill to remodel the chamber,
New Two room apartment—Con
moving K to the north wall of the well-known sculptor — ......... . . .
venient: Cheap 2 IH:i Palmetto.
A n n o um
n cem
c e mie n ts
FattU ca! A n n o n n c c m e n ia
CoV)Uo, B)ld cUtu ng three twenty fond of the kerchief- niotK un.l | so that the frill appears to he a tional Musicnlitics; 7:30, trio, ten
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P
olitical
A
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o
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ce
m
en
ts)
furnished
apartments.
or; 8, Crowell hour; 0, Ipana Trou- ,
TRODUClIfG
Pure Park Modern
;dSg~Long’s
i
foot windows stretching from the puls two on several of her models part of the frock binentb.
I'Olt
STATK
I.WMM.AWyy
Frigidnirc; Murphy steel kitch
Sausage. 1177 MngnoTla Ave.
imdours; 0:30. Goodrich hour; 10:*
I wish to nunqunc*.mv csnamsc^ flour to the ceiling. The work
an I
KOI I I O^HTAIII.K.
.
m flig 1 plralnlun ,
en: Garage: excellent neighbor
would
cost
approximately
half
a
(
30, national grund opera; 11:30...
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hood: rent very reasonable. Park
million dollars, according to estidance music.
.
senilmd*j Hie primary l« b .^ e b t
Apartments, No. 5. Phone 848—J. mh .1..'
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i.rl-lnu i;i.'et|..ii ricclm-ts Nos. ». — ----afternon
features;
4,
Tea
Timers,
“
“Let
Its
to
tills
work
before
we
Furnished
apartment.
Will
^scll
tist church, pansy brooch set
!. ~ t
to. II A It. subject to
,u lt rOXSTAIIlt.
studio; G, orchestra; 7, concert Q f-u -•*!
furniture. Reasonable. Box 7,—
have more deaths,' Copeland said.l
— .— ---- n a -» ------—•—-———
will ..r IHe voters In tho l*emo-|
, ttlhll
announce llml '
th small diamonds. Reward if
,1,111.. I’llmniy (o be l.el.l on June , <al„||U:,l» for the office of Con ”1„ the hist 12 tears 30 Senators W r e c k e d M S i r r i i l g e S
• n a m
m n v r i l f P I l P cheat.«t. tail-i
i^rtdcric W.
- turned to Mrs. W. A. Hayes. Sanford Herald1.
"
,;,rswIIM.o
. a|ipr.;el»l*«i
. . < 'j el.i111e
V' '
. 7 " , " have died in office. I have nn doubt
Mli. A MiUlH.it
|,IMT,el fors 0.Justice
|. Heiiduide
Gounl>.
V 1.
t ..in
0 W. 3rd St;
*£ •
3 room furtitshed apart incut.
C , | | C A G 0 jft. Apr. 3 — ( l N S ) A l> I Artl")
fuMrlct' Gomurislim'
'tV* I 'F that working in this chamber lowhour; 10, Tango orchoatra; 10:30, G *>*>#,tha
Hot water. I’liotic 831 J.
crc.l the t - i»n.e ..f every «»m ,.chU(|o|nnrri’ (.H wouh| be hnmied
. . . . .
....
ustt from ihc vicinity of Sanford
. »*'
Of these." Set at.*r \\ il ia 'vm^o'l
,|( Illin(MN ncCodlng to a ! T w in L iglil.s \\ Itich A re llciiDr Atxiund the Piano; 11, slumber mu*
run J t s T iii: »»•' t’KAi-K
oerntI.- I' i linrtry to lq- l.»l*l *,u June
a vd cai« U»0
Avenue add Geneva Street \Ned- N in ly furnished apartments witn
hard here f <•*.v» mmths. 1
, of Ju,1k,. Wiiliam J.
IMnnncd llv C lly O fficln fe sic.
I
miiimim’w
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two yenr old
,e.r|.elloi. to the ..ffle.* of
422.3, WOR Newark! 710: 3:30, •- - •
■ all modern convenienees. Phone
„o, b 'lix . he
' ' 1‘,,,’nrfrC)Cdlonn ‘ Lindsay, who heard thousansd o f. W ill lie P taced O n T op O f Rowland orchestra; 6:15, SiiechUa
' •'•'•'VitV' n .' iIVrViTuaV:!
J.1*11.*e of III. l-eace. l»l«trlet No■
leather harness, 70. Gall nt 318 Palmetto Ave.
jotiia.
Inc
l.el.l
tills
oltIce
for
ncnrl)
the confin* it- "■ : •'•* hick of elenn
proceedings iiere.
■
H ig h e s t H utldingS O f t-.lt>
ll.n i
information hailing l«»
for
orchestra: 7, ensemble, Huger El: »**••
two *.;.rs mill.
Ihe ,11*111*1 wa*.
t e n 4 1 STICK Ol' rG'VK
, kr.l Into the I .until lllslrl. i '
t:b'i ot address 10—Houses For Rent
«h
”
Before
his
oppfildtnhmt
to
the
c
m
c A ( ;0 Apr. 3 - {IN’S )-T w i„ liott: 8, Rein Dears; 8:30, S< *nd , ^ - ^ 7 run
ihxtiiict
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n
t
n
________________ ______ — , J.. I liisltflcl tn Hikl'ia the vote' s
i» t.. BiiiH.iioe* » y c
criminal bench in supertor co t f
ta r g e t of S. IMayem:
C .ptiv.iom ; 0:30,*
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Agnail*, and 3 rd- Furnished Bun- j f.,i H«. lr
..V m " fenee sml i r.„! "jns'ti. e »f n>.- I’
saee, I'latrlei Dillilicit! A itn m in ccn icn t
sul.J'et
lu
"th*
gala". 5 looms and l»ath. .Ms** 'i.lMloe in* best cii.lonvors to ulv« N
,11 7i„. |.e..|lle n *<|UU!C
" ,,h liciocratle vol-ts JniM. ,-tl‘ »«n
- A u l u r a u t M '. c t
giiiuge. Phone 388.
“uvtl.e le alt sn.l strict »«l.eret.ee ford,
uniOnte
M,., v l-ake d.lIKU liud.
.%IIM
lllUlllFS,,Vines .„.r Vf.re-1
c n s tllu ltv. i.o v r .u .
Furnished Stucco fo lia g e on Sil l» the ;•«»
Iit.- nliove district, '
UODtif.
ver Lake. .*» rooms and hath. If ideelpd. I u",",l“e "" tiones*
,,
titsuro ears and Graham trucks. .mi giiiuge. Good tenant, for *uii<i iisln..-.-..like ;idnitnl»»'s't“li rr-:
Mill SI rKIIINTf Nl'KVT of
liold dh Jun*
r,
0„
u.r
iisii.il
meildleso|i-*l»e«x
Kirn and 13th. Street. Phone 3.
considered more than leiitnl
ehcstrnx; 8:30, Hawaiian Troupe;
r llll.lt ' IXSTItltTlOH
»ll> eoiii.e.-teil will, th." uithe law Judge Lindsay suggests.
TheR. nn.de Beiieii.m, u gigantie 10:30, dance orchestras.
I
h I«nUl.lal* tor re-*l»rllin
JOHN MKIHCll
J.. F . Squires, Silver L a k e .
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... ,.ie ..ffles of r-p»rlnt*n0«nt
nnd the hoy* would lint he given v,.rtj,.j,lhcuniw ill he elected 520
0DG1NB &■ COWAN ‘ O Auto Snuloni.
286.5, WBAL Baltimore. 1060: 6,
,',,T ",^TIM.I.II*- ' • ln«t.’iietl..
f,,r Osmliiol
I
be
opportunity
t<
>
n**unte
tinyoke
^
a|,llVC
ttu.
slrCet
on
the
Roan
1*011
t
»\ST.\II*.K
radlrtar nnd sheet inetnl wnrt"'
i '«iii ji vitck o r e i - ' t r1 |-Is l»» miiiimn**** •••> ••.•••did4 »> ; before tlu-.v lire '-’5.
„ke building, according to un nn- Sandman Circle, pinner music; t i j
I lls n il' T NO. I't'l It
* Ftenrh A’.rnue. Phone «K»-W. Ftmiisltrd house: fiO. per uionth. I'rltnaVv. Your sunuort *(»' «•"
46, Frederic W. Wilo; .8; WBAL1 ^
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let.
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;I0(! Elm Ave. Phone 820 J.
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T W. U W T O N .
niter
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Hr-iiii litjlP
s,uDJl’ft i‘ ■ The pre-ent iilim-is law "sets !*• I uouneeincnt just made i'J’
nnd trio: 0. Variety hour; 10, Tango f ■ «1
i.n Justl.s of l*e»ee »f. Dlsjrht N» 11... Kill of t!*•- » .1.1 - *•» D,p
vears ns the k'»4’s age and 18 u» (;r,.,.|ih:iuin, Chicago htxjker
.... ilrnvlou
milijrH t*» t***
orchestra; 10:0, Around the Plano.
HUPS-MAK.MONS
room houee furnished. Phone
.•iiitl.1 ,rliH.ir> of -Ion*- ••
x m i:it* o r sk m in o i .k <
IipntP',rndf. V
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1
the boy’i.
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ft.
Tin:
vi.|.-ra
In
n
2G0.7. WCAU Philadelphia. 11W: -r
KOo-W.
|-i|I'MT V.
Ssnfonl Automobile Co.
"Mnrria-fc* utule ei- .noirtir dif
Tlie plan fo*'. the Roanoke heu- 0:30 orchestras; 7:30, instrument*
,’” 1
J,."SAvVi. HPKBK.
I ■ , i*|i l'» uiin..l»l»‘-n llml • Bl"'
. j- Magnolia Ave.
. Rhone 137.
fieulties are often followed by iii |
|,as been approved by the De al trio; 8, Frolickera; 8:30. Main
... HlUlH f - re-.’l-elloti
l'"- o f 21__Lois For .'Milt*
rn
u
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Wf ai:illN«*> «
ft.-.. ..I ........... .. r - m l n r i s l o i i - t f r ' ' "
I o 1 in ; VITKIIH
I |i«*i **bv ■ nnuunft? n.v
. voree," Judge Lindsay pointed out ,„irtnuait of Commerce at Washin- Line Symphonians; 1», WOR pru-i
f,»l'.NTV.
| »»*t • 1*1 |),f vutl’rx III tin* r>4Hfl
... .tret Ion to tbe of flee of ■ '-rPat k Ave. 80x300. .•l«tull
on
Almost Children
gtun,according to Gtvenhaum, and
T
wo
lot
,
wish
to
1.onooncs
Unit
l
»f
—U u s ln w * S erv ice
ff or Seminole County sohte. 1 lo
g nuns; 11. Lido orchestra
tt» inr «••
Price $200 each. \ddrrss P. O. ir .t I i*- iliio.r> to i.» In-Id on Jon. . aii«till*(«’ /••*■
court I have watched h,„.eifiention* for the 'Lindbergh
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nr,loo of ih . voters In IHS
Tn
my
Of
i-ounty
Ce*Mla»loutt
from
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RANSFEL Service of all kinds. Box 17. Gitv __ ______________
llt'STON STKKLK ' |)|y|i',rt No. (• t u h i w
1»,*riiorra11<"
l.rhoary
hundreds' of married couples wl, • [ L igl.l will he suhinRted to the d e | ;
‘J; J *
| will »U|'. «•>•( >*" your
. Islon 'of'the vote)» In the Penio-i jun
s >rt. r**rret Unity *<»«.r».
Pliono 670-W or 3302.
G. L.
were
nlmoxt
children
apply
for
»ep
partmen
nnd
to
the
hurem.
of
Crowell hour; U. theatre
^
,u|.|>
held
011
Juno
2 Acre lots on Dixie Highway,
t M It AND.
l-on f-ut'HTV JIIDOK
l.i.HI. rilm a ry t'< H
..ration, I.ecAuse of financial ItglitliuuMcn shortly.
horpcn’ng.
“ g ra m ; U*. C. oodrlch hour; 10 :30 ,-.“ *- -ttr
,
J,u.oun.e m> ealidl.l-O'
A f> ’. l i t
’near Lake Mm.roe. Fine Truck
P. V. \viii:i".i.Mn.
Work Begins S on.........
K n . l grand opera; 11 :30 . dance. '•
troubles.
r o n t iin ii-.««f*i.ATtn*c
llttle time uml very little money ing land, outside city limits. L. fo} iV-elmtlon to the . « « » « «'
‘’Unconsciously, the young wife uoJBJq otjouuoji aqi
Count>
Judue
«f
4 ' A\
G KDKA Pittsburgh, '.150;
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n
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t
ntv
conH ieaioNK U
A.
Remind.
i*hnne
li'O
W.
301
W.
I'lorldii. M.tijeel to »"• f
^InVt"
niBkc old thii'Bs
l,y U!,c ° ‘
I Wish to lumounce that J srn
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V
resentment
that
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puu
oun,ul»o.|
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\<>lll|nlthouB|.
band; 7. talk.
Deniocistle
Noteis
nf
ne-nino.
Vntcr Spar Varnish, 1-acgucr and 2nd St.
offtr. of vajuatr
Imoilssloiivr
Ioll.Ule for II...
County. In
County,
In *he Demner.tlc, P* lo.sry V»
RJorereni'iVltNi-s »- M ...rmi.er o f .
|„isband is unable to provide flui(x;o.)JU ‘ Xpir u! -,s'' -'"J
from
Utnlrlct
No.
».
King
Comfort;
7:45.
Frederic .W. >-f <ttst|
.:»mmls'sloi.«r
.
vol.
nntncl. Sold by Sanford I alnt A
slretloti to be ^ * 1, J,|n hMA HON
«l»rltnn
2 C— IMlsccIlancouH For Sale
for her “as she would like to live, to presentplana. The beacon, to Wile: 8, Champion Spnrke
sol'Jr.’t (i> the decision ut Df..^ il i troll i* ?
If nointn
8:3«,
e- ,
Vail Paper C(>-.
H. Stuart, Mgr.
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v
;
»Vs,
i*nmcreriV
Primary
to
i,t%
l»
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:'rnVv.Uf
Z
as She has been used to living ja .m| u ;aaj gy j .i.woj |>i.U*t » u« a*iJ Sylvanln Frrcstcrs; t». . Vnriaty ..;.u,4ag|
Ii«
hrM
12 W. 1st. $t.
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F ^ sale” Pill no fo* balance due.
r>|*1«- ..f
of Jt''.>rl- I’ |n lu.r parents' home
ru n i n
saaraxim
u .wojqt |||M ’JIujppmi .Mo««mil‘ m hour; 10. Itnmhlers. power period.
' v lor
'
ei
nr.-I- .,r.. th.. |..i<«.|.l..
eI l.rrrby mi sou lies to
''P" p'2
p. o . Box 352. Photic '-dO
a.. I* Tux lletlef. N|..elall> r e d nmy
WIGHT PRINT SHOP
T don’t mean that the young jqy ujui jqaii p u J" L ' " P
280.8, WHAM Rochester, lt*T0: Ctr. ia>*>v
riit-NTV
Aftanason
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of Seintiiole Vount> Dial
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of
lo
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n
ru n
»• wives ....
NAPPY service on nny thing in FASTER EGGS: Boiled and color- eMUdldaln lor l..»
> ths
TAXKH
,
. 0,Union eai.f br r ff.‘ r.l
—
are intenti*pally disloyal,
vuirr*
*n
ISO
. dinner loncert: 7:15. F r m l e r i o - **
1
wist.
announce
to
Di*
i>«oi>te
the derision ’ rimary
of Hie to i»p
cxnltaM* 'IfsD It-vill..**
**f tax but when n girl can’t have the kind i The Roanoke beacon, according
printing. A phone call will get ‘ ,sl. title dozen. Delivered Cackle- to
* utiut
W. Wil.1; 8. Be.ningt >n Band' ‘hand;
lb., p.nioerutti- Prlimirj
.
„f Smnliiole fo u nt) Dint < »'” " nrr«r*>« f|v»*
m il
of clothes her youth demands nml j ^ jtfk designers, willpenrtrute fog 8 :30 . Mtiiicnl Vialu:
our mnn. Phone 417-W. 0 Rnil- berry Farm. Lake Mary. Phone
ratidl'late (<•' re-election to Die of- 1. monr the N.«re n..nU
v.»c:.l
|»r*»*
of T m Assessor. "U»-Jret
Krl.m.t - fo u ,. 11.;* and • ' 1' "■■ - ’/*/. eim't dance and see movies
’ as
" -she
1"' which often drifts in front Lake grains: 11:03 , orguu inualc,
oftd Ave.
■USk
lit,. «
1. o..o..»
(Mint I«S I. no M U « .
ilrrlal.il. of U.r voters In tha' P m
tnr
530.
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III.* l...mt.i«tlon
iiointlii
e.Htlr frlim.
l*rliio.r> '.o lir lield *" J,,n* u |,„nore>l„ ...
l.» D»I_ wants, there is hound to !>•’ a feel- Michigan, nnd will be visible for nt
rou
iitV roii.mljaiomr
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3711.6, W G Y Scl.. iid-lndy. . 1"': **
tfiA N - UP YOUl: OLD WALLS BOAT F ill. SALE:
least 100 miles on a clear night. 6 : 30 . agriculture p »gr;.m; 7 :->0 , .*» ,H
foot bridge
I
nromi*" 1“
l' p ,' ,m .r'lo i ing of dir intiafnction.
A. VAUGHAN. I amt
.JFlI THE NEW WALL PAINT
!■*in'rle neu tl.»t
deck iruiser. U"tty »»ch draft, I S farmll.l I propose to l._t,.mary ,,f """ >l“r
“Father lias lieen working years An auxiliary beacon will lie pointed Remington Rand '>«'»•: 8. Crowell
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i»r«»!.ortl«n*tc
)METIHN(j NEW AND BET- fully equipped, sleeps six. Price
uecon,.ills'. ^ " V / p ' r A U M A N . 3 ’
f o i l ct . f. i i k o r «o t ’ itT
and he has the earning power to toward the proposed lake front hour; 8 :30 , RtdHrkcrs; », ll'nP* „ n hit;
•lie proER FOR FURTHER INF DUM A* roasumiblc. P. G. J lo x P iH. ^ _ s'l'.ari*'off m .eV l.y'vtrwtnU
tbe
pro;
1 ii.n-l.v unnout.ev my eunill.I»C>
Vuur
Diipi>ort
satisfy the demands of lilx ilnugh field to direct the flicts nfter they Troubadours; ,'J:30 Goodrich I m u r ; . - ^a,
for
clerk
of
lit"
elnuill
rourl
sul»-1
11•'11 ' iipruDii'iHy*
ION. CALfi PHONE 235 J >J*
, 0.1 I t l V f ' D j D - , UI|) M ter’x youth.
|e. I to the will of the vnt. ra .
ultl I*r Miuifrilll*®.
have reach the city.
,
.
10 :30 . quartet.
K II KIMIKB
EE, V. C. COLLER, SANFORD Plenty- of WOOD 4 COAL at D'iI wish lo l■ llllollm'.'
it,., |lemur.ulle primary -/ be *.«-H
,(
t'on.-i
Neon tubes, arranged in tw en ty
“But
the
young
husband,
tr
he
your
408 .5 . W RC Washington, G4 Q:
eillplhl.ll. f"l D,p "'Dec
,
.til nr 0.
t will »ppreetutH
hart's Wood yard. Uth 4 Cy■LA.
* 5
____
marries at 18. is "‘ i. etiy out ot four units, will supply the light far dinner nuis\e‘. 7 . K itt hour; 714$*.,
■
iipport.
■
son
(IlNSTABI.K
;11(*
Phu'.e 38C-M.
I\,,,V.»rHU.,,'iHm'..|,slV:e" . :Vn,.rt ...IK hiKh school. There IS m. niche in q.mt.w uiuoq «np>ut!o}| |u.m.i.».\ «>qi
n A f'in il
, „ , r.h> ....noun..; o.» rsn-ndHO
lA N E Y 'S dV u G STO RE-Prc- |)lT.*s.
Frederie W. \V,le:,8. C .oW fll h o n • the fimineinl structure which will will he, literally, u forty five foot p, Ipanu. Goodrich; 10 : 30 . nation j l
................
.oi of the
script ions, Drugs, Sodit. " are 2 7 — M o n e y T o l-*,an
ro il c o r x T i r»«oai:t t'TiNf.
r .
V.Iters In the IV "HOI." '•
trrim x K V
rir/a Vr iVrlni.il>
yield him enough to
support a tower of light.
near ns your phone. Call io.i.^
fo
he
helil
oil
June
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Money to ixmn. When borrowing ^ ' j m o - 5 Vo... n , t . a m »'•>
There will he no conflict between
no.iitrlns rny ennill.lucv for
th"
Von. -i.Pin.rJ WlJ](.'“ x'-,*(,-K
V
wife.
Southern
_
►UILPING 7 nLO CK S-Irrig«lio"
(ii.n.) wti-cux. ,,ifI,.,, of »u.i.nly Proseeuttng Ailoe
or refinancing your mortgages in • eb.'vil.
the two beacons, members of th e , MiHbU. W W N C Asheville, 1010 ; *
The
tigr
limit
promised
l>
.v
Judge
Mi1.je.-t to the D.-mocratl
boxes nnd general cement "■oik. come to U* for Straight loan. N i
Lindsay, lie heheves, would he the Mayor Thompson aero committee j
I will Mp|it.-elate nn' . ' ’ '(Legal Nonces)
Krlmary.
dinner music.
I-4IM nUKM FI ,,
ffl„- support
dirucle Concrete Co. L E. let- bother aliont monthly payments. I
alvei, me hr H'f V>oVr
minimum at which marriage can >»' said.
, .........
uiliilu(*• f«. Die of IS un.l
.
,
175.0 . W SB Atlanta, Gi.0 :
5 .J,
*"H
th*ni. If
tilleger, Prop. Sr.l and Llni.
B. W. Hernduii and Co. Seminole
stnritf »ml will i«|.precl».to mip- o|y. assure
“The
Lindbergh
Light
will
he
u
successful.
lo lll.i tliillea of Dir office nil
e.s- orchestfa; 7 : 30 . dinner conccr*
..... .. " . D “If u hoy goes t i i-ullege. he m white, revolving light visible for
______________
8 ETAL ROOFING—The Ro«f Ev Hotel.
'••> l''’ 1 “ rv,« V H ,tV tllT *
, N n ^ H r .: ^ ? f V V V V r f.KDUUK “2 when he gruilutttcs, nU least. "87 miles." one member of the com* 8 Foundation program ; U, Ip*
erlasting. !
Metal
shingUs
Troubadours; 0 :30 , Goodrich huu:
f
,
iiim
M
I
..Teased
FOIl HHF.IUFF
Mortgage Loans
II
■-on ci .u u k o r this t iitc r iT
Tlirre veins is not a long time to mitf-e explained. ’’The Grcenhsum 10 :30 , national grand opera.
IN fltOIIATl.
Handing seaiu •!.'
pB ' ,n(* ! ,n improved residence and business
1 hereby unnoUM« my
cotutT
KIX Al. N*»TI. I- Ilia I the allow him t-. la-come financially
heuconwill he stntiona y and re«.
for Ih* of Dee of 8l.e r .ffo f Hem'"
t hereby Hinv.oneo my csnillil**)
*
"43 8 W DO D Chattanooga,
| > . f s . See James H.
0 ,,‘’
No.tee tx l.e.et.; «•' ..H,Hi
property.
„t„ i 'oii.it) sut.Jecl to the will o. for the office of Clerk of Die Clrgiving it fog penetruting qualities. 30I 8^ kiddles’ story period; 8 :30 ^ ^
iluv
of
pal.le
"f
curing
f«»t
his
wife.
Ave. and Third St. Phone H i-___
umlorslgtl. d « til. "" D"
i |u„.
Baldwin Mortgage Co.,
roll
foul
I
Hillijsct
Jo
He
*
11
“S I ^ . Y ic c u I.'l Xn d
“As for the g'rl. sh - ts m-niivly
1 * ! ' ini,|,.
"In fact, nuiler tlii'Hc plans Chr ensemble; », music; 9:30, o t y f b .
tl,„ c ter* »t i!.e l.emjcrstle. pri Mu> . A IV I**?*1,
.*
See our local Counsel,
fc. N. Nipper. Signs of all kin*1?*.
..ral.le fount). 1
onat reloi’i.'. hcttled enough to know her own eugo will hove two splendid air
u.ury
on
Junr^j.,
is:*
fouilty . Flo. Id...
322.4. WHA 8 Ia>uisville, 9Jf0l J r ,
t o t iii T VOTK.nS OK »i:*INOI.K
T llflASIIKn
S.
It.
Dighton,
Sanford,
Florida.
ilmlnls
In Sanford Paint & "
1 i,lu'r
iir.-oinil uml v..urln r«- « Mines., .le mind, ..r t«* he ui.le t-. undergo the plane helicons, each the largest of 46 . Frederic W. NVMlei B . t u d t a ^ - f
trutor fu m Testiiim-nto ,,f lfe..lrt<- minor fini.m-iul stringencies « f m«* its kind In the world, ami they will
, „ |.t, l o . . n n o u n c e m j s e l f u s i -uh atir.niFF
Co.
cert: 9 , Ipana Troubadburs.
mill s noil, of the
|,|
—___________
,
. ..... ... ffOWt well constructed colored ......... I..... foe Die Male .jflutalure
I herel.) * iiiiuuini nivsulf »« * III.
until she is at least 18.
Feilu.Id. 4e.-eus.-d. nnd m .....
make Chicago one of the safest
i.. 141,11111 r. SomlnttM* •uiinij.
H )O N O O R A P I[- r<.|i» r ta ._ l' " " '
‘
„ „ fivo
W W
ml Id ate for sheriff of
IIIIII..I HP.>11' trimonyJudge
Goodrich hour; 10:30',
,
! Ih.
I.emoeralle - I’ rln a i . .-a
Lindsay’s View
iV unly si.I.Jrrt I" II** KCih.o of lime, then am' *,
1.0 ti f i n a l
.
ities in the country L>r night
Vo rt,.
X |>. It*2*. a ml will "1.1.1e i iu- fieu.o.ratio primary t» • " cnttol. |u il.e sa 1.1 J V’ i . ... rn,u,i ...
prompt
Judge
Lindsay
does
not
maintain
svltu-menl
of
"Is
.1.1ml".-“
;
m"
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iitlf."
bir ---------...........
• mi 4 Co. Miller - -. ~i'ili- of same I cordially *»'• I,/id In th* early par.
K , m J ; . P*WMC Memphis. MO' J s
I * '* ’
“•^1
fipcrtencc.
al
B. W. Herndon
Very retprcMveiy.
that ynuth'ul marriages are not
For Night Flying
studio; 9 , Ipana Troubadours; 9 . 30 ,
•ml Gift Shoppe McUnder Ar- |i ,S ' r lUrilslVsiu." 11a " l-2 ' .Magnolia ien imo
.1 It I.VI.K*
f«l 1
K K tHIADf- --ii v... lv.-»' sTA™*result
of
"puppy
love"
as
has
been
Coiistructlono
f
sulUlde
beacons
..... .......... *........
!«« «l*x
Goodrich hour.
fsds. Phone 832.
______ Ave.
ru n t a i roi.i.KCTon
charged by many observers. ll<- fot night Hying was felt necessary
nun
i i m l ’UPA TV PHUirfllTIMI
VVSM Nashville. 890 . 7 , -*. w. ^
|/t«|«J llilF Ihr .1 n« «,f M‘.»i «l>
I Hlsli to announcs ,111st , ,,nth“
A -rro n n itr
..........
finds his sole fault with the uncer hertbeenuac n f the fact that Chi
for ro'eleetlon lo l^*
8—Financial
A
I
bereliy
nuuouni*
my
cam
mine)
•1* w l
organ; 8, dinneh
■
f*A MI'llItl'D I-‘ *88. »N ’
" * i
tain economic structure of sue), un*
isbcvptnmg on «-of the uoun- Goodt ieh; 10 :30 . frolic, Oulte«»*W.
MONTY TO
j
T«'» ft',VfrV:5 “."Jt hr action for ...... tret Ion lu the olflea of
,\i artmlnlsHal... •»"' ' “ M • :
SECURITY SELLING
W
A
T
C
H
E
S
,;..,*
.......
rat.e
try*,, largest aerial terminals.''
ON
DIAMONDS.
..Mi.-l.lu ani.es.. *D
I ion*,
296 .9 ,. W S M B New Orleans, 1 ,
W r z ' f i r m
v,:eo rr ;.\e r ;ut ;
o.it. of Mo Its.at. of M.oi u.
An nttractlv*e group of sales oiga
PERSONAL! “f 'jjj
Jalie
Mail and tommerdlal planes are
-•
co||ce>Jt ("hrs.)
Youth. hov|»Ver.S!»» ■» • rdt;')*
II.
Fr...aid
Drc-axed
........
it al ions with excellent soles rec I'UOPERTV. A||KUMAN '8 LOAN
Vou, ■ up,iorlj wnl -* V ; S h,,K
*'
|iv*e
trip* con
• * •*---- Betwscola,
*J
■ siippo'ter in x r inutrihioiffal
.............
.nniiit"
219.9,
WCOA
UOOl,
®r.Lx are desirous of supp.ying th‘‘
K 27 W. CHURCH S T ,
1
lions,
in
Judge
Joseph
Sahuth.
n
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h
iik
c
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n
f
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t
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y
9
.
bridge
lesson;
9:30
N*val
Air
S
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i
f
.
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4
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FUH
fU
t’NTV
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current active participation *»f 1 (ORLANDO.
,j
...
other experienced divorce arbiter involved in flying overLake Micht
| hrrel.v snnoum-e my .-sudltlae)
__ _
i | hrrel»> announce my oainllilaoy
Station hand; !«<30, Syncopation, (
r
It,*
off
lee
of
clerk,
of
#*
investing public in liohulf “f H"
of t h e ^ h i c a g o tmurta.
...
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office «u»fr «*oiinty
fou lily Juu|«
Ju.ls* nr
oflfur II,*
gait, it was explained, hqge bcaCircuit lI*011*1. subject * u,* .i,'l" on N t h 'Jn '' r v * J t '* s ’ M A 8 N A M R S D B i •
.......... . ." Viorlds.
p'lurljn. subject
yViul'n-”le' Cou'l,t)
subject Clrriltt
• plH-uling twopositiun.
The boy who'counts the days un cuiV sjuiintii.g out the locatio ttof
I'oliticai AdvelUtemenlM
Demoeratle
iVv
TI
1
F
.f'T
OF
3ASVMIX:.r
ii. the ilt’tlnli nf__ 11
••*
1 ' 2*51^7 ''W lt V A Richmond. V**101
*......* •* , U „JUn„- 'UKAH *•
■A V
IMtlle prdfcrcn.tJ "ill he given l"
My c»mcum- "f
til he can m arry i.t<l8 »')Ut a **“ *' thejcily front u great distance have
|-.ul» "ii June ilh. _
5ty
0-30, vocal; 7. orchestra; 8, bn ge
,'N
m
ill
HT
AID
8
LAMDKHlMj.
Projects id s s d y in operation, m-w
palpi, fo!
‘ Mils
ibis I.ffieu
of fie. I* lii tlir bsrulx
j
r
y
t.f
Wll
a
week
finds
Judge
Naru n TIIM I.W ll'tl.tT n i*
n*i..vsvlll«j: Klorj.la. >l.,r<n * *
1, .....
lirotii: limit Inin
become necessary.
lesson; 8:30. music; 9:30, music.
„f
mv fei„tuis
frlrtnl* Ithrouahoul
I t.erel.y antmune* m> rai.ftiaari
rntcrpriscs jwiU receive scri»u*
hath his frUttd.' _
,
minl> ami we *oll.-lt th* support fo. Hi" Legislature t.lryup ')
The two lights, when built this
K o tb r Is bercb) u1v< '' D,“ l
J*.
ideratlon/and arc invited to sm”1"
uml Cote* of the people In th* J,., . to the. Will of the voters of S.-m“ I married wl.cn 1 was 1 < 11
T O V A C C I N A T E M INER S
■<muIii k lismoeralle I rlmary
-tn.,!,. <-.Mint), In lb* primary t» ••* I*. Mile tins filed "-Jl *r
' 4?cl-|*e.l never regretted it.*’ Judge Sahuth summer, will constitute a big step
their capital requirements and pat
pl|.-Utl»« i.biL-i sv.Tl.in • ■
, f
in development of the city us an
Ilull. If the people «re fll l-i ••*«* !“V
_ ---■ —
*w1 I
tleulara, ^ddress— Daniels & H"'1; V . 'e r e '. n 'i h e P rim a ry J u " « - ' “ ur „„! I., this office I will sir* them
Uatuiex.
......TO ;
says. “ I would do the same thing airport, it was understood
The annual bunqUat of the Fiw
hi, efficient, effective and economic
sort, 500 Fifth Ave.. New Yolk N- ........
again. Barents coming into court
as plans
plans for
al Hilliilnlullttloii.
# .... . w
* r III
As son as
. 0. the Lind- j Hundred Club was staged W ed iy -’
111 T il K VOTKB* Wf* IKMIXOI.K lulidn:.
seeking sepn’ atinn for their m a r Wffth Light are approved b» «»•
SAML-KI. A..M W I L K I N H O N .
t
o
m
v
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P
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s
w
v;
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t
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day night at the Sanlando
Oub
—
ftn* Hist
'''1^ ,rt ° sm
rn*»
' i « t*l. t.» M.tnou.ic* tl.st l am a
FOU"TrriiK
«
ried "children” .have been Gml '“ > _
.
. . of/ Pnittmaivt)
tilt*
l*ll\
m'.c :». T. :i «... it ;•
Department
Commerce,
the
ettV
I'Olt
S
T
*
’.
»
3
,'
:<ATon,,Hui.
when
a
sumptuous
repast
was
ep
<
-n
let
M-.I
e
for
.
r-rlr.'llon
lo
III"
ofA 1‘o b ltr y an d E r r s
1 Y*”!'
, rr'eleetlon to Ih*
I hereby annop.ic* a* a es.. 4 l«aU fl... of t'.iut.ty Cominlasl^aar front
of NVVt-l He.- " 1 7
"for
rali.llilsD- f.
f t| Circuit Court,
vi‘*w,‘- .
, , , •
. , IS expected' to aoprepnate S-O.OtHt joyed, followed by seethes fr9Bk
Nil erred myretf o f Konator from
-»
F..:
nml
H
i
:
of
'
•
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D
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T
“ There is u yerto.l in ntarru.i fo# machine: y ih generate |K.wer,
l.lstrlv't No 8. subject to ih*
fl. e f ' 'V. , -iiuiit v. Florida, suh- IP. .:;Tth Henntnrlul district roMa
HVVI-t of 8\\ I•<» »■” • o rrl,|
~V
BABY^fHlCK S
„fI IW
tbr v“
v..t«r* In >•>* Damn,f S«..,ll'“U ,V'.|»lon of th* Demo- J,“ed‘ of be I|, Inot* It.rVi.td CoVS-" elslon ol
H.. It sS It. I »llal.ns*.«- *l*rn.
life when the couple is becoming and construction of the light will everyone- Mrs. E.
t.i be held on Jo..*
eel
«emlnoir CouatX.
Iccted stockV* 'ivrrcd,. W.
cd the program and Mr. Hardy M
lull
horns 100 $12. Heavy Mixed 100'.',,,jn 'j';;1','* .■iie’-' Primary •'>"
All tiers..!,»k . lain,to J H" uml adrJ tfcclRhaUd;. Thoy become used t« follow immediately.
FIlANK RVANM
toast nt.tssier. The affair w>», l«* . j .
veorly or <!•r ' . $ X "sin b* aV-j married l i f e and
SL B. Rucks and R. I. Reds 100 j
VJ Held on |u a . Mb. A >• ,,r!f"«4«-cted f priim u i to contliiu*
I,, work for tha l'**« Interest of tb*
!•• fHi:
In]I wore easily if they are young
y o u T A * ASSKaSOR
io w T r t'u ^ l'iu r 'L, ' iV:.";;:
rtl.fm
|»5. 600 $70. Emerson Hatchrry. I ts:»
v . K do UQLAH*
to a.y
district und I Invlt* ' you
lu areno.«t.r* n.y candidacy
' Icgisls t„'r X ah
4>vlr I.t.j. jTl"!'*,1to thf
.reuYJ ot. such
" ^ ^ t T ^ m m r n. Mil* I.fflet
tooksville, Fla.
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---- „Mt ,,anil--„
I MADISON—Work started clay; Road Distrift No. 3 , (jtkeland.
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UUe p .rk Heilevllle r«ud.
utatrlct
Turkey e ^ s ; Mammoth hr»n*e
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ta*«»
»a vol*r*
or
all
lo^al
Uamocrata
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JOR T», CHiTTENDBN,
kha »upp"'
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from
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Ju«* •
K KINl-AW
per setting, W. J .'H su p t, U7 vv
Adsle# 1St. Tampa, Fht,
M aybe you want to engage a cook,
rent a room, sell your car; but no
matter what sort of an ad you want
to use one of our ad-takers can tell
you what facts should be included in
order to obtain the greateest possible
results.
Englishman Favors CHICAGOTO BUILD
Court To Patch UP AtHIAL BEACONS1:
AS AID TO FLYERS i
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Leaded Wire Inlernntlonl News Serelcc
Sluggers Beat Up
Window Cleaner*
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CHICAGO. Apr. 5.— (INS)—
A crew of labor slugger# invnd-'
ed Chicago’* loop today, boat up,;
four window washer#, ns office,'
workora looked on helplessly,;
and were raptured by police af
ter n terrific gun buttle. Tho
terrorlata appeared aa the win
dow washer# were obout to start
work. They Beat Llyod Gates
and Juatin Mesun and two oth
er# whoso names were not ob
tained by polices The captured
men gave the nnmes of Boris
Stevens, Joseph l^urcnaano,;
Joha^Mesarck and Joseph Art*
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THURSDAY. APRIL 8, -1S28
V #|g
Member, Audit parcau Of Circulation^
Supporters O f Hathaway
Make Arrangements For
His M eeting Tomorrow
fie, ttt
J <v
?•<*
r vs
m expected t o —muke-iome formal
response to’ the charges made
agninst him nnd the , road depart
ment by his principal ipponent for In Five Years Famed OilHead
?t * jy .
„
Tomndo Accompanied By Tor
governor, Doyle Carlton, here n
Has Dropped FortuneEslilian
People
Directors Of Ne>
week ago. In Jacksonville Tuesday
rential Rainfall ( Results
mated At About Fifty Mil
ho told an nudienco* of more thnn
In
Several
Deaths
And
In
York Central Wa
uttCiiy Hall To
lions In His Own Defense
t,000 persons that “ those who
juries To Scores Of People
wtahl have you believe there is n
Leader lit Politic
isteit t o Stirring
•portage in the state road depart Considers He Has
ddress On Arabia
ment funds lure ilellberotcly at
One Small Town Is
Been Persecuted
tempting to deceive you."
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Entirely Wiped Out
Ill# speech tomorrow night will
T h orou g h In vestigation In io
he Dr. Hathaway’s first formal b!d Lessee Of Teapot .Dome Has
Republican G ra ft In P ostViolent Storms 0 « u r I n A r k - ^
- the cnndl(Ute «nd that It. for suppnrt from Sanford nnd Sem
■»
Employed Most Expensive
Offices Of South.To B« De-i
ansas, ‘Missouri, Oklahoma J.
, ..
.. will
... preside
-ldc nt t«,p tncet. inole County. He follows all the
manded
By
.
Georgia
Solon
Holly
Attorneys To Defend Him
Faritbus After Dinne
And TcxnHBrlnglngDnmngc ing. Other prominent citizens are other principal candidates for gov
WASHINGTON, Apr. 5.— (IN ?)
expected to occupy the stage with ernor in asking for support. Sydney
Speaker Had Latel:
WASHINGTON. Apr. 5.— (INS)
Iks;For More ’ Than
J. Cntts, James M. Carson, and
, .
. —Awidespread Senatorial Invest
FAYETTVILLE, Ark.. Apr. 5 — the speaker.
.
[ourOnExperiences
Keturrierf Frdm Fin
nlrcady having \—Whnt P'iro prosecution A much
Dr. Hathaway is scheduled to Doyle Carlton
(INS)—A cyclone which tore
■ B jf i f P
hampered inqUiiV today developed igation into the Republican pat
spoken
here.
arrive
in
Sanford
tomorrow
morn
through this section Inst night left
i» WorldWarNtirse
ronage system in Southern States
that
Horry
F.
Sinclair’s
part
in
the
Arrangements
were
rnnde
yesApril'*'
BlNEW
YORK,’
.
one known dead, more than u doz ing. He will spend the day ton
will be’ demanded by Senators
tenlny
for
the
use
of
the
C'.ty
Hall
oil
scandnls
of
the
Harding
Admin*,
suiting
with
friends
nnd
political
en injured and two score homes
George and Harris of Georgia, and (IN S ) — Chauncey- M itch * !
jrc thnn 700. persons Inst
demolished. Torrentinl rainfall hns lenders here yn tho local aspects of through the courtesy of City Man; istrution hns cost him somo exceed supported by other Southern Sena DepeW, chnlfrman o f th e boar
henrd Mrs. Ruth Bry- U t- rj Hi C; | - '■ !
• •
inundated much farm land todny. his campaign. He with come up ager George II. Cairncs. The aud ingly important imrney ddring the tors,’ If the poatoffice nnd. Deport
o f d irectors o f th e N ew T o r
/cn, of Minmi. daughter M oror Housholder Instructs
Lincoln. Ark., a smnll town; front Orlando. where he is ached- itorium will seat 000 persons nnd
ment of Justice do not sntinfactor; Central R ailroad, form er Uni
past fiv6 years..
the
road
chairman's
friends
expect
Chief
Of
Police
And
Mana
25 miles from Fnyottville, was nl- uled to spenk tonight,
ie late William Jennings
. Since the winter of 1923, when Sly explain ttv.c suicidy.oiJ* 8. P e f te d S t a t ^ - ^ A t o i r
The road department chairmnn to see every sent filled.
ge^ T q Ueglj^ Retrenchment most wiped ofr th» mnp. Bob
•
V talk fan over an hour.
the Senate first thrust an inquisi ot-son, postmaster nt Douglas, G*.
'iCy’s
Finance
tcy
Spears, 12, was instantly killed at
p
rom
in
en
t
^figure
in
th
e
:R«
•' -war 'expcrifcnces in
"I am waiting for the Post m tive nose Into tho ways and means
Lincoln when his home was de
.and the necessity for
by which he acquired a lease on the fire Department .and the Depart; publican P a rty , died o f broi
A program of drastic economy molished. His parents were injured.
Teapot Dome naval oil roservo, up incut of Justice to act,” said Sena chial pneum onia at h i» hom
{equate army and navy in City operation was set iq motion
A special car carrying doctors and
to the present moment when he is tor George today,- " I f they don’t here at 4 :80 o M o c k this m orn
jfend the United States nt a meeting of the City Commlslon nurses to Lincoln left on a late
about to stand trial for criminal u resolution for a Scrfnte investi
enemies without nnd for yesterday nfternon when Mn>vor E. trnin Inst night. Wires were down
conspiracy ngninst the government gation certainly- will be Introduc ing. H e w as B3 y e a rs old.
citiccnshlp and ntotermnn*hip F. Jfhusholdor and Commissioner nnd n complete check up of the loss
•Mr. Depaw fbll-hrto a d«*p slee
‘
•
in connection therewith, Sinclair ed."
steel the natlpn from enomltM Frank L. Miller instructed Chief of property in that neighborhood
I’etcrsoti committed suicide, leav at seven o’cluelr last evening ai
, has been divorced from a steady
tn. Her audience of men, wu- of Police iloy G. Williams to rut n was impossible todny.
Ktrcnm-nf money thnr^would .make ing u note in which he ascribed kls died without regaining conaclou|and children packed tho City third of the men from the |*olier
uct qs due. to desperation and Im
Several homes nnd business build
Notables Front Mnny States a number of renders independently poverishment caused by tho de neos, according to a statement 1
-Auditorium tn its rnpncitv department pnyroll immediately
ings at Lincoln were blown down Well Known Business MtvniOf
wealthy
for
life.
”
.
*
•
sued by his physicians. Members
To lie Present At Impres
I overflowed Into
standing anil ordered City Manager George Berryvllle, another neighboring
Massachusetts Is Bel2?.
mands made upop hint by Repub his family were summoned Intq tl
The
oil
man
Is
convinced
he
is
sive Ceremony ToIIelleldAt
l of at least 100
In Connection- Wllh Death
11, Culmes to take slep t to cut ex
pntronuge dispenser*. He
sick room at' three o’clock and f
Stone Mountain Memorial being “ persecuted." He thinks that lican
• speech was the high spot of penses in every other City depart (own. was without lights all night , Of Young School TencKIy
he hail been forced to contribute inained «t the bedside until ti
federal
agents
have
been
constantly
as
u
result
of
tlm
storm.
Several
___
gram in celebration of Nat- ment.
, ,.
ATLANTA, Apr. 5.— (IN S )— on his trail, watching his every substantial sums to Ben Davis, end.
, .
CAMBRIDGE, Mas#., Apr. 5.—
Defense Day arranged and
Tho Commissioners instructed homes were demolished at Monte
negro National Commitjecroan
Although bronchial pneumom
Unveiling
of the Lee statue on movement since 1923. Well he
Ne
another
neftrby
towm
The
,
Nf.
Fmlrril.k
IIinmnn
Knqwl
under the auspices of tho Sul- the City Manager to work out a def
from Georgia, in order to hold his was considered a serious illness fn
'
1
Stone Mountain next Monday hns might if his friend# arc to b0 be
larriaon Chapter of the Dough- inite program of economy In the White Kivscr leaped its hank nnil ton,
Jr., prosperous young business
job.
’
.
.
a man of Mr. Depew’s age* phys
lieved.
They
estimate
that
five
inundated
much
farmlands
in
Ben
| of tho American ttevolution. street sweeping nnd gnrbngc dis
man of Framingham, was hcldjto- become n national event. Twcnty- yen.-s ago his fortune was in excess
Postmnstcr General New, who dan# 1n attendance were <o«fider
mao
fivfc states hud agreed todny to be
[was tho final speaker on tho posal department with James Mon- ton County. Bridges were washed day
has ordored on investigation, rei- almost until the end thkt he: -vou
in connection with the de
represented officially and nmuy of a hundred million dollar*—some tcrated denial today that postmas
urt Which lusted close to two ghtnn, tho department superin out nnd highways flooded.
Isabelle Stewart, Beverly tone
recover, and the suddenness e f h
placed
it
ns
high
ns
$
120,000,000.
ane half hours.
* ..
others will be added to the list by
tendent. Todny tho City Malinger
supervisor, whose bruised '
ters were forced to contribute to death came as something of
Today,
the
estimate
ranges
from
principal port of Mrs. Ow- was engaged In working out o plan
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Apr. r,— wus found licside the Cambridge the end o f the week.
a maximum of $75,000,000 to a IRepublican politician.!. Peterson on shock. H* partook of some, Hfl
address was devoted to the for cuttlrig down tho department (INS)—Four persons nre dead nnd Turnpike in Concord last Friday
Hollins N. Randolph, president minimum or $50,000,000. The lull' ly contributed $50 to the Republi nuciahment yesterday . and. U
fid War on the Pnlestino front,
several hundred families homeless night.
droppe
can campaign fund last, year, New night .hli temperature
j
of
the
Stone
Mountain
Monumental
payroll.
unre,
it
is
claimed,
I
ih
h
gone
in
an
it, she sold, which had recelv*
Tho .City Manager wn« also In today ns a result of storms and
Knmvlion, who has a wife and i Association, received word today effort to beat the charge that he said the record disclosed. New said from tqt to 102, according to,
little attention and whldh’ ln
structed to work out a system of heavy reins over widespread areas five ye^r old son, admitted he had |t|,at tj,e governor of MaasachUulletin issued >y,.bia
;jy,.ws physician*
pnywcwuw
.
bribed former Secretary of Interior he believed Potcraon committed sul- bulletin
opinion had liaatcncd victory street 1’ghtlng wllleh will reduce In Arkansas, Kansas and Oklahoma
Mr. Depew suffered s aligl
been friendly with the girl, had setts, Rhode Island, Illinois, \Vy-| Albert B.F a ll to give him n fraud; ’ cide betnusc of worry over a short
the alllps' when the Gorman- this expense. Lights will cither juj last night, according tn reports
hill upon, his return.... from ^
been on nn automobile ride with omiiig and California hnd nrcept- uleiit lease on Teapot Dome, und age in his accounts.
obBl
ich defense crumbled shortdiscontinued nt intervals nlong all lie^L*.
hej- tin* night she died and washed ed the invitation o f the old guard, In business reverses incident there
"It is ridiculous," said New, i“ to Petersburg, Fin,, last "reek^a:
fore the armistice,
Mrs. Joseph CninpMI
and nnd renovated his rondstep with sponsor of the unveiling, nnd would
suy thnt money is extorted from wn« confined to his home with
to.
.
linked her sad experiences street# or will 1ms turned o f f vat a
Charles
S.
Lewis
are
dead
nt water and chloride of lime the send delegates to represent their
rdsy hla physlcis
bout
10
o’clock
at
night
in
homo
Figures of this nntuv are ut postmaster#. Postmaster# do con cold^ Late yesterday
I ring for tho wounded and dy: hi#
Ms\ condition »
announced’
that
Shawnee,
Okln.,
their
bodies
hav
tribute
to
Republican
campaign
next
day.
CU
H
CB.
.
most
impossible
of
verification,
but
loldicrs with a plea for some
states.
taken
a
turn
for
the worse, >
ing
been
recovered,
from
n
devastat
Yesterday'#
action,
according
to
funds,
Just
as
they
do
.
to
Demo*
Knowlton
is
34
years
old
nnd
op
jon to the problem *nf ending
Governors of numerous states it is known that Sinclair lost quite
iember#’,n / sti\U-<l that his. gentrol.jrpqj
tho
Mayor,
was
only
the
beginning
ed
nren
along
the
Canadian
River
in
era
tic
funds.
So
do
member#’’■of
erates
an
electric
and
automobile
a
few
millions
alone
when
the
JJJhe told of standing by tho
will come in person, nnd most of
not alartning.
rain battery establishment in F rant biffSupreme Court voided hi# Ttfise ott Cofigres# contribute.*1 Y • ■ ■
jp .OLjt stricken l?-yea-oId of the most drastic economy pro- thnt city wher 7 inches
tho stntes of the union will-be re
o t tl
New snid there would bo full . Despite, th r reassurai
the oil reserve, not only taking
*nt whom the doctor said hnu grtioT this City h«s c\«t utidtir- Inst night sent the Canadian Riv ham.
presented by officials. TIiq Fed
I
far
tors,
Mr.
DepewV
gone.
The
Mayor’s
view-point
is
publicity"
concerning
the
result#
For twelve hours under quest
er on a rampage.
. front him the handsome profits,
p l5 minutes of life remaining.
home.
T!
eral
Government
is
sending
a
Con-j
wa»
called
to
tho
itii
i)
__
..
n thousand-mile pipeline of the postofflce investigation Into
Mrs. Annn Green, 25, Topeka. ioning Knowlton denied the iiiur*
h« conclusion of her vivid des thnt the City has not tho funds to
gressional
c|»mmitt?cconsisting
*
u,t
relatives
at
the
btdalde
were
Mi
carry
on
normal
operations
bo these
Pctcreon’s^uicidc.
^
Kans., died from injuries suffered I t|er. Slightly of build, almost meekfront Wyoming l» the Pacific Const
ign of the hoy's death nnd burDdpaw; a\«on, Chauncey R . Dei
of five senators and in represen and all of the storage tanks nt the
‘ she asked If there wus not mURt he curtained at once, Only when n high wind demolished her looking, the Framingham business
gw, Jr., a nleee, Mix# Anno Dep*
tatives.
prompt
action
on
tho
pnrt
of
nil
man
rema'ncd
smiling
and
cool
un
delivery end. Everyone concerned
Into way to end such suffering,
suburban home nnd n 12 year old
Paulding; amt a nephew, Channel
And Congress, at the request of is reluctant to discuss dolors and
jhich Is multiplied hundreds «f taxpayers in paying their assess hoy was burned to death near Lin der the fire of questions.
Depew .Stoelo. ,. , . ’ , . "
ment#
into
tho
City
treasury
will
Knowlton was a popular young Representative. Thomas M. Bell, cents in connection with Sinclair s
kousands of times in the casualty
coln, Ark., when mountain forest
Formal announcement o f II
,pilf
the
City
back
on
u
normal
op
dean
of
the
Georgia
delegation
in
man.
His
father
is
n
selectman,
a
financial
outlay
as
a
result
<
>
f
his
bth of war.
..
fires spread over n wide area fan
Depow’s death waa made by h
erating
basis,
he
said.
Republican lender, secretary of the the House, went a step further in tribulations, hut enough was glean
She laid strong cnvphnsis on tho
physlciani. Dr. Samuel W. L*n
The Commission at the request ned by high winds.
cessity pf. teaching the children
Shawnee, Okla., on the Canadian Framingham Hoard of Trade and its friendship for the Confederate ed to indicate tremendous expend
bert and Dr- -n. Lyman Hooke
or
K.
A.
Palmer,
president
of
the
If America patriotism in their
,
River reported . torrential
rain head of the Framingham H uh ness memorial ami appropriated $2,300 itures.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fin.. Apr. ■t the Depew honto; 2T West Mt
(outh. She said the youth of today Sanford Baseball Club turned back of cloudburst proportions and College. The Knowlton family for far the expenses of this committee
During the constant court litign
F
>
.
With strong . tides whipping Street. Only (yesterday tnornin
the
club’.i
franchise
nnd
all
equip
mnny
years
were
prominent
in
her opinion Is not the worthless
—mi unprecedented action for an lions arising from the oil scandal the Daytona Bench ocean speedway they had announced that their not
nearly
1,000
persons
were
driwn
the oil man has horn represented
|lnd pictured In the newspapers ment including the team's bus for from their homes ulong the river. Worcester.
unofficial function.
ed patietit was suffering from a
£ut a self-reliant dear-eyed race use of the club during the present
tn- Hiich men (is Martin
Little; . mto speed'assuring condition, Ray thing worse than a cold and th.>
Mrs. Knowlton told newspaper
It was aiiourcd today that
Nearly $200,000 damage has re.
Kerch,
d
iver
of
J.
&
I.
Whites.1,>f whom Lindbergh •» a shining season.
men today that n!,e call give a
plans there was no cause’ for .alarm.
suited from the strong winds which complete alibi as to the movements veiling day would I
ixample. ,a
close
by
a
brilliant
7
miles . Mr. ‘ Depew was still active thl
struck
Southern
Kansas
and
Okla.
She said now is the time to show
of her husband on the day of nnd
Captain year as the head of th» Now Yflf
honta oil fields near Wichita Kuns. the day following Miss Stewart's S o'clock Monday nigl
[youth the problems to he solved
Central's board of directors. H*
England
itol
Cjty
Club.
Mend
Damage
throughout
the
whole
J In this world because youth i» the
death. She said he wus home.
................
_
lassies as hod planned to attend the Repub
nren is expected tq reach half a
I hope of America and must soon
After the preliminary grilling if gross, governors and
lican National Convention, in Kai
?ch
was
driving
the
monster
Tri- #a# City on June 12. The Clavelon
million dollars.
Quirt, presided ovc- the fanr Kee
! bear these problems on its own
young Knowlton District Attorney cd visitors will lie guests o f honor. ”
of .53. Convention of 1024 was the first F
shoulders. She urged that the fin
Randolph explained that any citi-‘ ol|S stove cuse that nearly resulted pl.-x at
... an
.. estimated speed
Robert T. Bushncll, of Middlesex
FORT WORTH, Texas, Apr. fi— County, issued the following state zen might attend the dinner. “ The
est boy and gill from each county
,|u. jailing of the late Sam Corn- miles nn hour when he, wasscalUed hud missed since 1888.
LONDON.
Apr. fi— (LNfi)— (IN S )—Three west Texas towns ment: “ Frederick Ilinmun Knowl only limit," he .mill, **in the enpu*
in this concresslonnl district bg
Mr. Depew had made -plans
pers und ntlmr
other American
American Keilera* . and forced to withdraw in reb.a* The belief is general that he will an Informal birthday celebration o
taken to Washington each year Henry Ford, who is now on his todny were checking up the dam ton. Jr., of Framingham is held as city o f the banquet hall. I’he only, lion of Labor lenders; Reginald
I and permitted to see the machin way to Europe, may enter into age cuuscd by small cyclones In a suspect in connection with the preference will be given to heads Ragland and T. Stanford, exports return the recoAl to tho United Apr. 23. On that date he wou
ery of government in operation, negotiations with British und Dut that section Inst night.
police investigation of the order of civic und patriotic bodies of At. on oil and land louses, and half a Stater by u wide margin. Frank have been ninety-four years old.
Lockhart, American champion, who
examine the Declnrotion of Inde ch rubber producers to buy raw
At SAntu Ana, Coleman County, of Mnrguoritc Stewart.
Upon qsch of his hlrthday# 1
Innta nnd Decatur nnd public offi dozen others. All of thcKe ere re
pendence In the original and tread rubber at low prices, which arc nine persons were injured when u
"A t the outset the suspect denied cials. After that, cards of admis puted to have rccoivcd small for was injured in the most spectacu recent y*sre,4Mr. Depew had n
now
prevailing
ns
n
result
of
the
the floors of Washington’s home
lar accident of automobile racing ceivod newspaper reporters st h
any intimate acquaintance with
sion will be issued first to those tunes in fees front thei? client.
British Government’s decision to tnrnndo hit four miles south of the
history in Feb. is expected to re office for InUrvleers. Upon the
It Mount Vernon.
city.
The
injured
included
Mr.
nndj
Miss
Stewart.
After
questioning,
She opened her speech with a remove production restrictions on Mrs. F. S. Barton and seven Mcxi-| he has admitted acquaintance with applying first. The price of ad
turn for another try at the record occasion*
_______ he would ,vtv*ol his phi
Unite to the organisations spon No. 1, it was reported here todny. can laborers. Ten liou*es were de- Mis* Stewart nnd elnimx hi* left mission is $5 a plate.
about Apr. fifteenth.
..
osophy bn polltica, business, at
The rubber market was further
soring the meeting: Daughters of
her in.J]c'i!rlyi Thuraduy* Mur. 29,
Announcement U rnnde by the | ^ “ younger generation” and evei
depressed
today by ^.Brenner Bald mulishqd anil n number o f roofs at 10:30 o’clock I*. M. The dead
l the American Revolution, .The Uni-_
city
officials and Chamber of Com subject upon which, the reportci
Members
Of
Kiwanis
ted Daughters of the Confederacy. win's announcement In Commons were blown olf in Rnntn Ana.
girl wan seen in Beverly on that
merce of Daytona Beach that no questioned him.
Hear Mrs. Owen Talk
Die Spanish War Veterans ond that the British restrictions In
date at 7 o’clock P. M.
charge whatever will be made to
These Interview* were liberal
their auxiliary, the W. C. T. U. Malaya nnd Ceylon will he removed
"The suspect further admits that
witness the spectacular speed tri* spiced by Mr. De pew's humor. F.
nnd
it
is
possible
that
contracts
Forty-seven members of the Ki
for some time pant he hnd boon
and Sanford Women’s Club.
The baseball fan* meeting nn- uU, efforts to finance the trials of was one of the moet Interttlnlr
meeting Miss Stcwnrt regularly. wanis Club nnd their guests yester ouncetl yesterday by F. A. I‘n'T Y , Feb. by inuking a chargsr of $1.60 after-dinner speakers In the eouThen she told of going to the may be possible within a few
weeks
nt
approximately
16
cents
a
And thnt o» Saturday morning, day noon henrd Mrs. Ruth Bryun president of the Sanford Baseball for the season, or 2^ cents a d#y try, and demands for his preeeu
Dardanellaa In October, 11*1ft to be
Mar. 31, the morning after the Owen delievcr an udilrcs# on Flori Club will be held nt the Scmtn.de having proven embarrassing be as toastmaster at banqueta we
‘ near her husband, wlm was fight pound. The prediction wns rnnde by
body was found in Concord, he da ut thuir weekly cluMuncheon ut ! County Court House Instead of the cause beach tide nnd wind condi uncensing. Gifted as an orate
ing with the British In thnt disas Sir Robert Hutchison chief Lib
thoroughly washed and renovated
trous campaign. She told of wait eral "whip,’’ that the price may
With *i* trials completed, one Ills c«r wltl\ water and chloride of tho Forrest I.oke Hotel. A dozen |city Hall, Mr. Palmer said today. tions made it impossible for the Depew became a prominent pa
ing eight months while the Brit sink to M cents a pound.
conviction by a jury and with five lime. "The suspect will be formally guests took the opportunity to The meeting is scheduled to he American and English speed kings lie figure In life.
ish made their ill-fated attempt to
Before he was thirty he serre
hear Mrs. Owen talk.
to make their runs at any stated
defendant# pleading guilty, tho charged with murdur."
at 8 o’clock.
CANAL
POINT—27
cars
sugar
land troop* in Turkey, nnd then |
(Continued on page 8)
Among them were: Mr. nnd Mrs.
“
It
will
bo
up
to
the
fan*
tonight
spring
term
of
County
Court
drew
time.
.
.
.
how she went to Egypt. She' drew I cane shipped from here to ClewisR.
B.
Brassier,
Miss
Mattie
Nelson,
to decide whether or not Sanford
to a close this morning uftcr one
(Continued on page 8)
ton, hebraury 8-14.
Clyde J. Cavenuugh, L. M. Robert Ik to have u hasebnll team In the
of tho speediest sessions on record Lions Club Chooses
son und Pinky Godfrey of Orlando;
State League." said Mr.
in thi# county. Only three and one
PlayeVs For Tourney Mark Britt of Winter Garden and Florida
Palmer. “ All arrangements have
half days of court were required to . ...
Mrs. John Leonardy, of Sanford. been ntndo for financing tho club
clear the criminal-docket.
A golf teqm composed of Lloyd Three members of the Seminole thi# year. The city hat returno.l to
Yesterday afternoon a jury fail
ed to return a verdict nnd a. mf«- noyle, Hawkins Connelly, Frank Colinty Board of Public Instruction, us the franchise they took over
trial in the case of Dave Collins, Mnrkwood and Mux Stewart to M. E. Dooley, Fred T. Williams nnd last yesr. Now ufl wo need is tiro
DURHAM, N.C., Apr. 5—(INS) |almost bejrond recognition.
support of tho fan* through at;
charged with possession of Hqunr, day at the Lions Club weekly L. J. Hartley, also attended.
Mr*. Robertson, who «scap>
—Raving
Incoherently, Ray Robert
tendance to make tho club here i
ATHENS. C «„ Apr, H -rU N R ):- light j>arade for.lnst night.
was declared by County Judge J. luncheon ut the Valdez Grill was
the Insane fury, of her husband lson,
39,
saw
mill
employe,
today
appointed
to
represent
the
Lions
The parade was held. Headed by G. Sharon. last night bcfiye court
BANKS CLOSED TOMORBOW certainty.’’ '
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Rival parades between the AI
fiaeing in tha darkneas and til
In the olvIc-ofRunitnUon
a lively Jszt band, they marched adjoined, another jury found Bill Club
Mr. Palmer said tiro . backer of .lurched against hi* padded « l l
ing In the woods ail night, waa d
Smlth-for*President Cldb and the to the downtown district of Athens, Harvey not guilty in a conspiracy golf tourney beginning this.week.
while
.hi#
three,
little
children
the
The First National Bank and t,hfc the club for this year loft Sanford
University of Georgia and students their leader, Gwyn Nixon, cllmbod ease. The Jurors were: W. D. Hool- The team will meet the Anterelan Sanford Atluntlc National Bank last night after all arrangements oldest scarcely In her teens, all a state of collapse today. Bober
had been completed. Tho club pres victims of his murderous Insanity, son, in hia cell, muttered meauln.
opposed to the Npw York Governor on some boards and boxes to speak. ihan, 8. A. Irwin. J. H. tac, J. R- Legion squad Sunday. 1 »
Dr. H. W. Rucker was presented will both be closed tomotTow, Good ident said he would announce de were’ laid to rest in a single grave kaaly , occasiohly crying; **IN
At
this
moment
another
parade
Stewart,
R.
C.
Phillips
and
II.
B.
ended In' s riot last night. A' volley
with a shower of gifts for his Friday, which la a legal holiday,
talked with Jeans.”
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an- tails of the arrangement at the nt Robertson’* grove near here.
o f aged eggs prevented tho Smith came Into view. Its members wore McCall.
young son, born a few weeks ago officers of both institution*
County
officers
had
not
1
meeting
tonight
nnd
let
tho
fans
sheets.
As
Niton
started
to
extoll
This
morning
a'jury
found
T.
II,
The
bodies
of
the
three
children
foction fwm staging a speaking
and! the baby was made an honor nounced today.
decide \Vhethcr or not It was sat —Cecil, 12, Lois, 9, and Joseph. 4, ed what disposition
would
W m
+ m
program from an,Improvised, plat the virtues of candidate Smith, a Harris guilty of the theft of a ary member of the local club.
mclow egg struck him and he said shotgun. TRe Jurors were: O, P.
isfactory.
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FLYERS ARB BEADY
—were hacked to death while they of tha case. It was stated
form.
.
,
The club adopted a resolution ex
Herndon F. B. Dyson, 11. R. Gray.
“
And
If
It
is,”
Mr.
Palmef'said,
something
that,
sounded
like
slept early yesterday morning by less special order U
Nobody was hurt. After some
R. R. Stenatrom, George Smith and plaining that the Junior Baseball
DUBLIN, Apr. 6.— (INS)—With "the ball players who will fight for an nxa wvllded In the handa of tha superior court,judge
scuffling that resembled a class “ whooie!"
League
was
a
Y.
M.
C.
A.
organ
A bombardment of eggs follow W.-A. Adams. Two men, Everett
the Bremen In perfect shape for Sanford thla year will begin to .father, a man of strikingly power, Robertson to the state
rush, the-rival bodies dispersed
Merett and Joe Walton, plsoded isation and not m Lions Club pro an immediate Ukeoff. the German arrive here Sunday or Monday. All
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ripping
Smith
host
ed,.
and
the
di
will be given a sanity
good-naturedly. The At Smlth-for
guilty to four larceny charges ject. Miss Pearl Robson played sev
that’a necesaafy la to have a peppy ful physique. Lifting the bodiaa in
-President Club wns organised broke ranks, seising bedsheet# and apiece and were sentenced to pay eral piano selections nnd Miss filers today hoped to bo able to at meeting tonight to start them com his arms, Robertson then took them superior court kern the
yesterday with tome 60 students. throwing a few antl-Smlth stud fines of I860 each or take 11 Eloise Lanier recited "Brockbolm" tempt their trans-Atlantic flight
to the barnynrd and mutilated them April It.
ing In."
within a few d*y».
.
They wired Governor Smith the(r ents for losses. Later there )fOB a jnonths on the road,
and played tha piano
f salty and than announced a torcb- rush for shower baths.
700
;es Plea For
True Citizenship
Ait-angemonta—ware,-gulng fur-,
•ward rapidly today for the meeting
tomorrow night at tho C'.ty Hall
Auditorium at which Dr. Fons A.
Hathaway, chairman of tho state
rosd deportment, will ash the peoplo or Seminole County for thrit
sdpport in his race for. governor
In tho approaching primary elect
ions.
Friends of the rood department
chairman announced this morning
thnt Mayor E. F. Honsholder will
SENATOR TO ASK
FEDERAL QllIZ OF
P. 0. PATRONAGE
Was 93 Years
..When End Arrivei
STRICT ECONOMY
TO BE PLACED IN
EFFECT ?RY CITY
OFFICIALS HOLD UNVEILING OF LEE
PROSPEROUS MAN STATUE
FOR GIRL’S DEATH WIDE ATTENTION
Strong Tides Whip
Beach In Condition
F o r Racing Trials
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Ford May Purchase
British RawRubber
At Large Reduction
County Court Sets
Record In Speeding
Spring Term Cases
Students Of Georgia U n i versity
.
Stage S m a ll Riot O ver Politics
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Important Meeting
O f Baseball F a n s
To Be Held Tonight
Children Of Madman W ho Killed
T h em In Fit Of Rage A rt Burie.
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Humbtrt Fagaiy, It rook jy n pro
motor says that he anti Jim Mul
len, o f C h ic a g o , hope.to develop a
cceoitd challengoj far Gene Tummy
this year and put on » title bout
next Sept, in Brooklyn or Chicago.
“ Mullen has :lmwn me’ enough cor
respondence between himself and
that he
Timm v t«* convince me
r friend
rrn
Once To Princeton And 10
N iv v IIoIiN.. PrncticnHy
Every Record^n Swimming
N E W H A V E N , Conn.; Anr. L N S ) __W hen the Y n b Varsity
rimming team finished its rsgur home seuson, early n Marolfl
itting the swimmers from the
aval Academy
back in both
rimming nnd water p»l<>. a few
nrc records were added to a h*t
In tho eleven years starting n
1017 Yale swimming teams hn*
romlclnd in 14.1 meets with ether
colleges, and lost only two: to
Princeton once anil to Navy once.
When the Yale home swimming
sbtrson closed. Coach Rob. rt J.
K'pputh, whose name has become a
thing to conjure with among
H)vhnmers, lind ended eleven year*
of service ns head swimming coach
«t Yale, nnd was set, to start h.s
twelfth season. It was under the
direct on of Kipputh that Vale
swimmers hnd captured 1II out of
14.1 meets with other educational
institutions. .
CREDIT TO K IIT I TII
“ Bob” Kipputh, as nll the men
who have tra’ned under him, ejd!
the stocky swimming clinch, came
to Yale in 1014 ns a gymnasium
assistant nnd went into the wnik
o f teaching swir./'i.ag ns a mutter
o f routine. Tlirce ye..rs Inter be
became head eonoli of swimming.
Ho hnd come to Ynlc via early
fenlnlnrr in Tonnwatulu. N. V and
blamed for many " f *•'
\i toileted they set f
woods to drive game to
Fire-fightcrS today bad
trench fighting due to
surface of the mount
hand fighting was the
5 oil being usi'-'l. Several
bro^rkft—were reported
V*orcst fires conunucu
through Arkansas* two national f trials of the‘ National
| forest reserves. Warrants for the serve here today t<aid
Grant, of Orlnndo, were nmotig
the speakers' ct th-* district m eetup
of Odd Fellows which was hdW hero
Monday night following a banquet
attended by delegations from O r
lnndo, Leesburg, Kissimmee and St
Cloud, the.banquet was arranged
by members ot the local ReboknlL
Lodge. Other speakers were ». »y]
H a r r i s - and F." Wilson • K.ilcr
M
Leesburg; Fred B. Kenney, of St.
Cloud, and H. J. Lehman and A.
J. Lossing. o f Sanforjl. District
n. t.niv Grand .Master James O.
sage to the New York State Ath
letic Conmission, officially noiifyirg that b dy that he would de
fend hi? heavyweight title against
Tom ileeitry coder the promoting
of, Tex Kicknrfl, enhie a report today that.the •
boutjnay• lm held nt
iiVe l> b; Grounds hi re on July !"• arrest o f five persons in connection
• Financial differences concerning With the fires haw Jioon issued at
rticknrd’s lense on the Yankee Sta
dium have caused a. severance of Waldron. Ark. Two army airplanes
diplomatic relations betvfoan the nie flying h>\v over the burning
promo er and Colonel Jncoh Rap* forest to detect incendinrists.
pelt, owner of the stadium, accordnear VYaiuron met nigm
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cat fllcH destroyed her home, l<>catrd on the edge of the great
woods. More than 00! men today
were fighting the fires in Ouachita
and Ozark Reserve* hut were unahle to check the raging flaims
which wer.* burning in widely sep-
CAL NOT INFOILME1)
•ASIUNGTON, Apr 3—(INS)
resident Coodldgc lias received
information that Col. Charles
i r ui u- Ft v
- iv i
the Whll* ^«’ U8C Bhl</ .totlay*
.W.'-kv.
THE
A P R IL
G th
o.Tbc or rsiunty lax r.r
t :«»ontv it» e-clortt l»iio f-*r Itb—l
11*1 | ;m<l
m6st hs soon ns he settled into Ins
work here, nnd finally in list!**,
four Yale men, coached by K ppulh
established the first World Record
to be made in swimming by the ,
University here.
• Starting with that' first world
record in 1P20, Yale swimmer..
lmVe put up fifty-seven world r e
ords. Reside that they have s-t
n iretyfou r intercollegiate record*.
-When “ ni b" K'pputh first
k
charge of Yale swimming, t|nrqund numbered an average *’f
forty men. As time went on an*1
Yale became an i utstan l.eg m ' i " I
for-swimming tin* squads ini iv;i**-d
unt I this yeer no fi-w-'-r than ”
men were out. In all Kipputh <
career here 7.r>U men have e itiod
their laurels n, Vnr-ity swn-m t-.
and have retained at Yale a m "of championships **f ei at length
SWIMMING I’ lll'l I. \It
As an imlieatio'n of the |n>t*ul«M
ity of water spin ts hi tin I’ ll \i-i •
sity here, stand- the i'-c nd - t
awards granted d ab men h i t’ ••
work in cotnpelil on Tin- i" ter
lit the elose <f the l''-S -,. .i n b 1 1
07U niinies. Tin* present yeai i ■'
one hundred names added
Yale swimming U.nin- . .»ni|*'. t•
about the Inteeenlli-g at
le.igue
circuit regularly and vi-it i >«•!- **f
srdicols not in the lei-gn ■ Ibi-1 n
JU21 a Kipputh team went wi -t
for a trip. They wain in -i*t ■n
meets and won l-'lil lecn q them
. Chirnga Athletic ciilb. In in. •>'
fumoUK 8trimmer*. saw Vale d
Fiprht May Be Sta
! Within Polo-Groi
TO runM O T i: f i i ; h t
Citizens O f Orlando
Spealr At Locat Meet
a rated parts o f tne Ion
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of Sanford and Central Florida
Address
Are Invited
The art of the millinery finds beamiuil
wondrous Easter hats.
If you have not
rivals, be sure to do so tomorrow.
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with one another to show theii various t
Reasonably Priced from $3
newest
re viem
T o be present F rid ay E vening and h ear Dr. H a th a w ay ,
o u tstan d in g as an ed u cator, road builder and C a n d i
d ate fo r G overn or, discuss the platform upon which he is
running L ad ies arc especially invited.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, April s, m s
20-Year-Old Buick Still Lively
Of School
;nmoTON,
April
6. the mile on n battle line without
)—Schoolbook historians ■topping to figure what this means.
a responsible for the next
“ Then there Is the history by
•nr in which America will be Morris. He does not mention the
o lit scathing terms, he dehe^insecurities’’ In school
type of historian, Dickson
I today, is doing more to
nother war involving the
Uates than any other force
with the education
>t. Dlckaon, in France two
artlmfr chaplain of the 0th
rtillery which is credited
tg the first shot of Ameriicipation, la on the war' inst some hundred odd his*
use in the school through■it. country. In the “ den" of
.lie .mult >t hotrtc in upper Sixteenth
Street. 1 ickaon has copies of virtu
ally all he histories published In
the Unit d States, and he takes a
keen delight although somewhat
-outraged, In dissecting them for erron.. some ridiculous and amusing,
hut other* he says, vicious and cal
culated to do considerable harm to
the country’s youth.
World Will Laugh
'‘ •Unless these historians are cori-ected we are doomed to become
the l.iughing stock o f the world,”
Dick.- on declared. “ They vaunt the
prowest of the Americans, deny
cred t to the allies equally in ac
tion and belittle the courage of the
enrr y. I expect to continue to pro
t o the teaching of such stupidity
!►«- e every tribunal with power of
do ion. A large publisher of
<1 In-stories told me it was
•
of Congress’ business" to
ah. net*' i looking to the correcion of
>rs In the histories used
n the
ions school. I disagree
ropolis Of U.S,
New Craft, Pride Of France’s
Navy, Surpasses All Other
Ships In Regard To Speed
And Modern Construction ton,
Richmond, Winston-Salqm,
High Point and Greensboro, N. C.,
PARIS, Apr. 5,—Whether Brit and Spartanburg, S. C., will be es*
German drives, gives 8 lines to
tij IHl. J. C. HOWELL
annia
o* the United Suites rules tublixhed on May 1. From Atlanta
Coxey’a army, 10 lines to Powha
tho route will extend to New Or*
tho
waves
a
few
years
honcc
Fran
tan, mentions Villa and leaves out
PROTRUDING AND
leans via [lirmingham and Mobile.
Pershing, and another by Bryant ce will make a strong bid for sup Ala.
BLEEDING HEMORRHOIDS
A m O r l u M i t n kualursM, - M M n a r in,
Intended for young children which remacy as regards tho capability
Thu Pitcairn Aviation, Inc., of
•nmr In eitm H n ln ln w at
b r n iorrsays the “ enemy was the most mer of individual craft.
holda Hint |,r»tritile«l t r a i l h int u
Philadelphia, is th s - contractor
Krrnt ilrnl. T h e r e wnn n l« o n nrrnr
ciless army the. world has.ever
French nnval exports have been from the New York-Atla'nta route,
■lent o f pnln, he hail pn or S t m a i m
known."
unit
lin n trnlihlril w ith rnnitlpatln n
striving to produce super-ships for \yhilo tho St. Tammany Gulf Coast
l ik e m i n t o f th ese r n - r o o f h n n n r r .
some time. Now, the results of Airways, Inc., of ttiw Orleans, will
hnliln. I 'h > « lr n l e i n m U n l l o H
d l» .
•-la-.il HolhInK Very nlnrtnlntc hut
their efforts are being made known operate the Atlanta-New Orleans
tile pllen M ere v ery hint, unit n r r r
route.
in rapid succession.
nlv lnn him n Krrnt i l e a l • { pnln mvl
i m p hie,
With the establishment of this
The newest pride of France’s navy
l i e « n < a l i e n t h e r ra u tn e nminil.
is tho 10,000 ton cruiser Huquesne. service there will bo a continuous
nut lurlhiiil f a r
t r r n ll iw
hrinwrr.
air
mail
route
from
Boston
to
New
hnlild. wnn u lv r n a u r nprelnl diet,
She is the only cruiser permitted
nml tn fr rn n l nirillenteil trattin.Wllliby the building program based on Orleans, connection being made
In f u r l s - e l n h t h o n m th e r e wnn itrrni
with
the
new
Southern
route
by
the
r elief mill h r KrMitunlljr Intprmril
HOLLYWOOD, Fla. April 5— tho Washington Arms OoiilVrejicc Hriston-New York route at Hadley
itnIII n n n , nut o n ly a r e hla h r m o r r holiln nml enim llpnlln n Kane, hut hr
(INS)—Further actiou to make the of 1022, but constructors bail her Field, N. J.
rlnlinn
to fe e l one h u n dred perrrin
Hollywood City Commission acceed ns the speediest in the world.
71d* Brick, which recalls tho days of acetylene lamps pletion of 20 years’ service. Though almost as, old
Five federal reserve districts
h eller .
The
Duquesno
has
just
completod
Hr. 4un. C or w in
llo w rll,
hi
to its demands for. a recall election
aad the right.hand-drive, recently made the trip from as Its occupants, it developed no trouble of any sort,
will be embraced in the new route
J earn prnrtlee In Orlaailis NprrSaa Saba, Texas, to Flint, Mich., to celebrate Its com they said, but performed perfectly all the way.
will he taken by the Taxpayers a trial run In which she was report- —Boston, New Work, Richmond,
Inllalns In niiti-.iarKl.nl t e r m ,
nielli Ilf dluuini-h, huwal and ree>
League at the commissions regular <A1 to hnve made thirty-five knots, Atlanta and New Orleuns. The ad
tul dlnranen,
meeting Wednesday, William E. ,1(16 fastest time for a ship of her ditional .facilities ufforded by this
300 %V. Use*' Ave. Trlrp hn ne
class ami even faster than some new route will increase the use of
with Leu |.<imski in order to weigh
loss.
Eitler, leader of the longue sakl
ger,
has
withdrawn
the
Bohemian
WITH Hit A WS FIGHTER
lighter types.
Vmr w ill be narprlaril
how
in under the 175 pound limit. In
the air mail by financial interests,
today.
iliilrkly y o u w ill a r t w e ll w ith ,
youngster from the lightweight i he future Sckyra will confine his
Faster Than Memphis
poxtul
officials
believe.
out
I
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n
f
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A testimonial mass meeting call
class. Sckyra hml to dry out six fistic activities to the heavyweight
NEW YORK. April L— (INS)
The U. S. S. Memphis, 7,500 tons,
W r it e nr p h o n e f a r f r e e run.
ed for R. H. Pringle who is a which whisked Lindbergh home
Kiilintluii nml llf r r n f u r e .
pounds on the day of his contest
ST. AUGUSTINE—Purchase of Charley Took, Joe Sekyro’s maim
league opponent and was ousted f^orn France last summer, has a
1000-gnlloii pumper considered by
from the mayornlity by a vote of lilted speed of 33.7 knots along fire department.
three membprs of the board at last with nine other light cruisers.
Wednesday’s meeting has been
While the Huquesne was under against the abolition nf submarines
postponed until after the -session construction builders figured out ns proposed by Secretary of State
Commissioner C. D. Moody ns she.would almost match the Am Fran II. Kellogg. "I have always
protesting tliut the election of erican crosiers for speed, but the bceii opened to doing away with
tests u:x* snld to prove she extended Kilbmiirfnes nml I will continue to
oppose any measure in this direc
these stimates by three knots.
The Duquespn is W00 feet long tion,” he said.
Coincidenlly with this firm de
and 00 foot ncross the beam. Her
main ordinance comprises eight 203 claration the Cherbourg' nrse.na!
millimetre cannon paired o ff in launcbdd the Redoubtable, a 1,500four swinging turrets.' She is also ton submarine with a reputed
dqui]H><l with eight seventy-fives cruising radius of 8,000 miles and
uml the same number of 37 milli a speed of IK." knots. She
metre anti-aircraft guns, with six armed with a NO millimetre can
torpedo tubes completing the arma non, a 37 millimetre nnti-nircrnft
ment. A catapult to launch the gun, ten torpedo tubes and thirtyDitqesne’/ two airplanes each of two torpedoes. Her sister ship, the
which weighs 5,000 pounds typifies* Vcngcur, will be ready next Fall.
When Minister l-dygtics rejected
her ultra-modernity..
Believe In Hubmarintw
Mr. Kellogg’s proposal he ordered
M. Georges Leygues, Minister of n third salimnrlne of the same size.
Marine, in an exclusive interview France still 1ms five more submit'
with International News Service rinos scheduled on tier building
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recently come out flntfnutddly program.
Holywood L eague
W ill Start Action
On Commissioners
>ry by Perry and Price
it dogs were used in tho
to carry aid to the
d another by Montgomig that these dogs nnCross nurses in locot*
indcd, was particularly
NEW YORK, Mar. 20,—( INS)—
Disksob.
Mike Me Tigue, veteran heavy
ipidity is worse than weight boxer, returns to the
to a soldier," Dickson Queensberry wars tonight. The
aged Irishman will take on Tony
• Forman, Muzxey and (Young) Manilla, of New Oriealis,
1,200,000 men for 47 in a ten-round bout here.
ilec« o f ground which
iSVf.r been mope Iha®.,
i) mile* in Area. Mace
nans dumbfounded" at
■rry when Pershing
and in six hours caph ground as they hsd
s in getting possession
as a mattetr of fact,
rnded troops In action
50 miles to Chatesu-
Loch Arbor
The place to build your home
De Forest Sanford Realty Co
Newthisseason: The
ing army chaplain
■singer with gross in*
vriting down for hisnan exertions came to
of the last year of tho
and Henson's history
laworth and Gamer,
the ensmy “ quailing"
h. This statement he
fact.
s A t Pictures
n turned to some of
•vith which histories
I, 'and critlxed some
iot conveying a true
at was meant to be
id Jacobs,' he said,
ino of George Wnsh•llpsc it with one of
verture all dolled up
irs, sword, lance and
h a feather stuck In
I never forget, which
>percent larger than
ogton. Then follows
with a picture of a
on Taliaferro Washan 40 percent larger
ashlngton.”
te, he found, in a
seems to leave out
gives 15 lines to
Stone wroto a big
ie wrong date for
oe first shot of the
II troop action and
•s to the Ku Klux
d Gultteau leave
elgem and lot the
ti around all over
ing where Mndelhas £60,000 man*
utely as a moving
i backwards, while
0 fighting men to
J COME OFF
WSANDS
HINTS
l
S A M S O N B A K U N IO N S U IT
wont
rip \wont tear wontsag
get yourself some Prince Albert and
the makin’s papers. That’s all there is to it on
the work side. The rest is pure pleasure. The
ranee tells1 you it’s going to be good,
make one and light up. The first
ou the aroma wasn’t fooling. Cool
and refreshing as hill-top air. Mellow and
mild as a harvest moon. Mild, but satisfying
as no other home-rolled cigarette ever was.
P.A. is crimp-cut. ( It stays put in the paper
as you roll. It’s even-burning and cool
smoking all the way down. By the way, P.A.
goes great in a pipe, too. Try it!
JU ST
SAMSONBAK
A N E S hus done ill For 1928, the
patented S amsoniiak w ebbing
belt—unequaled ut uny price—not du
plicated outsido of H anks S amsoniiak
Union Suits for summer.
Sec that belt? T h ere’s strctchability.
There’s strength. There's fit G rab
hold of it. Pull it. Tw ist it. Yank it.
Y ou won't rip it or tear it away from
the rest of the suit. What's more, the
belt goes tlircc-quurters of the way
around your body—every where thcrc^s
any possibility of stretching, pulling or
binding. Not a strand of rubber in it.
A Union suit built for your peace
of mind—die comfort, of your body I
Try the favorite 1928 shopping sport
for men only—a tug-of-war with
your dealer on a Hanks S a m s o n i i a k
Union Suit. $1—that’s die price!
H
P. H. IIA N R S
K N IT T IN G
WiNtniN-SALSM, N. C
CO.
t.ooh lor the I U ncs S w i m n b a k label before
you buy. Tho center lection of the S amminsak .
boll it im light blue to help identification. If
your dealer Aeia’f it, write ut direct. Other
at)lea in H xnus (ull-cul athletic union auita
priced st from feSc to 51.50'the garment.
i u , tne papers are important.
Buy O C B papers in the handy
book and you have the finest
that can be made—the product
of the celebrated Bollorc Mills
in France, which make them c-;.
pressly for R. J . Reynolds Tobacco Co. For better homerolled cigarettes, O C B papers.
150 leaves, 5c, where you buy
your P. A.
I U nbs
College CombiuatloHt
Y . . . < . * • .v.rirw btre ere
. a i b .a i.a ll. .bout lb . a.w
II a n ii Call*|. CwbiaatlMe.
I'atl-.-rr iblirta, SalA.lt ar
I v U i rib. Sbart* .apart)* Setib.d (or parfart Si out mom lari. M i l l .1 bra.4 al.tb,
btavy loan aad So. cbMb*.
Cwar la papular adarad pla
atilpaa aad blaaar atrlpaa.
Friaad Iroia SO. M t l par
Samtet.
■kfcaV rd..
no other tobacco is like it!
�1
ByrDefends Unloading Buibks in Japan
DaringxAirplane Flights
in BookC alledJ‘Skyw a rd ’
\ NEW "YORK. Apri. 5 — (1N*S)jk "Sonsr.tional flights” are defend.
Rd Jjy Commdndcr Richard E. llyrd
who- ia now engaged in planning nn
jbpedition to the South Pole next
anil in n tri-motored monoplane.
In hie f(rst hook, called ‘‘Skyward"
.which litis just cbpte off the pirrrfiyrd* refers to spectacular flights
-»i ’"Lt.*'rtaltj*.
Vin
l as
Uu!' italics In
in It,/,
the story ,.f
of Ithe
Iprogress o f aviation.’* *
’ flights, accelerate pmg-
fera/i he’ writes, “ for when the
tflight,'! 1*1. decided upon necessity
tprodacca inventions and develop
ments whlcb^in ,tlte ordinary course
•of events, would tend to be slow
I
Bennett to the .North Polo and his
transatlantic hop with Bert Aco«ta, Lvut. G. O. Noville nnd Benit
Baichcn. He reveals for the first
time that nearly ten ycar$ ago he
began agitating for n trans-Atlan
tia flight and that at thet time he
first:suggested thtr-fllght-be made
with navy equipment. Ho says it
■
was iargfly through efforts made
by Walter Camp, with whom he
first discussed the nrcject, that
high navy officials began consid
eration of the plan which culmin
ated in the flicht of the NC-4. »
His .Own Finns
Sprdal tins*
Tlionu ntftn will lie t akart in lit'
Irving |
limning
KANSAS CITY, April 5.— (INS)
of
Foreign
Wars
Veterans
throughout the tintlon arc prepar
ing to ppy tribUt« April 21, to
Brigndicr-Gcnearl Irving Hale, re
tired, out of the lending militarists o f tho waT, so that it might serve
of tho United Stut**v, who founded a wider sqopc.
General Hale is one of the few of
tho organization, General Hole
who is aixiy-soven yenrs old, la at that rank-In history that have been
i,
present a resident of Dctivety Colo. cited for actual gallantry in ac
tion. He received such citation for
Orders have been Issued through personally leading his men in the
the National headquarters of the nssult on Manila, August 13, 1808.
order here, by Commander Frank
In The Philpippinca
T. Straycr, of Indianapolis, calling . latter he received n'simUtU’ ci
on each post to make an* extensive tation for his leadership against
roundup of eligible service nten, to insurgent forces near Calumpit,
of the
shows American
This photograph from the other .ride .......
- world
____________
_ ¥men
.
chanditc being lightered mhnrc nt O'aka, Japan. The comnyadity In a u c liecome ntotnbers of the orgnttlzn Luzon, in the Philippines, April 26.
tion—F)ulck motor cart—has long enjoyed favor in tho Orient, a* well a* in
hundreds of years old, nrc con
•ther foreign countries. „
structed of inferior materials, and
by nil the laws of engineering
should haw come down a genera
tion ngo. On the Southwark side of
the river, for instance, the only since been touched.‘He was gradu
protection in sonic localities is lot- ated ut.the head of his class as
honor man of the institution. Ills
ton wooden piling.
It is further proposed that any grade of 2,070.4, out of a poisibio
new residences or business premis 2.075 for the four yaaritj still stands
es erected along tho river blink ns the highest grade ever attained
International New* Service
shall have no basements, and tlmt by u student at West Point.
Staff Correspondent
Fourth Ship Ity That NameTit
existing bouses with basements lie
LONDON, Apr. 5.— (IN S) — used for non-residentlsl purposes.
BEGINS INVASION
He Ifuilt According Tollcad
OfThcAdanisLincjContract Prompt steps nrc to )ie taken to. In the nhsencc'qf powers for en^
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Vm„ Apr.
repetition
Of tho disns-j forcing of the latter recommemln'
Has iTccn Let For Ituilding prevent.u
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—
•
trous floods of January last, when tlon the committee Urges that 5.— (INS)—Penn State inaugurat
, MEMPHIS, Temi. Apr. 5. (INS) the Thames River burst its banks householder refrain from sleeping ing the University of Virginia, 12
— The memory o f Kate Admit*, in the center of the city and four ill basements or otherwise using to 6. Thg Penn Stnlprs .g^piuipd
out 11 llltfl.
cherished along tiie Mississippi teen lives were lost.
them ns living quarters.
m
a
In telling of his plans to fly over
the South Pole, Byrd cites the dlffculttcs, financial nnd other wise,
faced in tho endeavor o f his char
1only in its lncipiency. Ho forsees acter. ‘
“ O f the toil nnd the anxiety that
“ by 10.1G n passenger plane with
•four or five engines housed in the now go into the organization of a
big expedition the public hears but
wings —out of air resistance,
litle,” he writes. “ Of the anguish
t
HIGH EXPLORATION
, high altitude exploration may soon the leader must suffer in tills pre
be combined with .high speed fly- paratory phase none can know who
has not been through it.
. ing.”
“ It cost Columbu.i $'-,11 r> to dis
Ho is of the opinion that 500
' miles an hour is in sight, lie be cover America. It cost the world
lieves the 100-hour reliable engine $200,000,000 nnd hundreds of lives
to discover the North Pole. I don’t
Jja-nt Hand. J (
•' Byrd Justifies spectacular flights intend to nrgue that either was
worth more or less than it cost, hut
the ovorhend of Point- work hasn't
Following repeated conferences
gone down since the date of Perry’s River front half a oentury, will live
ngnin ill iron nnd steel when the between the various authorities re
discovery.
historic old steamer is rebuilt anil sponsible for tiie confining o f the
“ My North Polo expedition in
put hack into active Ibukc-t s e ’v* river within its hanks, it lias been
1020 was made just about an cheap
, ice. - •
decided to invest it central author
ly as possible. We spent hours and j
hours trying to pet tilings done-vco- I Announcement that tiie fourth ity with full powers for the execu
tion <>r such slops us will safe**
rmnirnlh-r Ynt~|f “cost Tit- cold cash l-K-nte “Artrmm-wmtld be builtr 'wn.T
guard London’s 7,000,000 popula
made
here
by
Capt.
Hamilton
Duk
about $140,000. Nor tines this take
es,vice president and genetai man tion front lurther Poods.
in a M’ t-y large,sum represented by
ager o f the Admits line strutters,
Plan Warnings
men nnd material which were given
who said the contract had already
Measures agreed upon include
at cost or donated.
been let for $2(100,000 to Howard’s
“ Out- trip to the .South Pole will Ship Yards at Jeffersonville, 1ml.,1, the Issuance of suitable warning nt
cost above $-150,000,* As we have [ and that the wink would be comp |times o f exceptional high water:
j the posting of watchers nt the
to be ready to Winter on the An- leted within three months.
river mouth, nnd tiie holding o f n
nrrtir ice barrier and t-oVer about
Romantic old days on tin- Missis*- conference which recognized nU*
21.000 miles in the round trip from
ippi are recalled with the rebuild
New York the cost rises much bo- ing o f -the Kate Adams, named
yond that of n North Pole trip.’’
niter (lie wife of Capt. James Ad
ams, Little Rock. A k., who found
ed the Catrons Adams line steam
ers more than half n century ago.
Honor For Wife
Typical to nil river captains comes nvaiiaine—to mn-mam-n
whose river romances ended Imp possibly increase the height of (lie,
pily, Capt. Adams wanted 1 1 bes embankment throughout its entiretow upon his b-l >ved wife the high length, a project which will cost
NEW HAVEN, Conn. A -nil f>. est honor known to riwritten o f millions of ilodu s before it can be
— (IN S )—White sluiicntj of United iiM Hay -build it beautiful steamer completed.
Ancient Walls
States college.-} are in Europe, next to bear iter name.
Acceding to the report o f (ho
summer, striving to conquer the
Hi* did ami the qiahlcn trip of
committee,
rfibae
worid-jtt*large in nl'ilct io sport*, tli- beautiful rU-ninor, glittering investigating
anorite- college group will be there III lb ' sue dlinV WitS hey huge part:, i f the embankment wall Ire,
trying t> win Europe over to the 'iinnki stacks belching forth ^rre.-t?
floated to I’ oter’a landing and sunk.
— (IN S)— The "low ly’f mud: rnt. idea o f United State* music, even to e-loui!: of Mark smoke, was tin* gala •
Captain Grieved .
*
believed in “ olden times" nn almost the extent o f forming an Interna event of the year. Thousands of Cnpt. Adams, grieved over tho
worthless itiiiitial.i s so valuable nt tional Ititerr'jllegiato League o f per nuts gathered ahmg the river loan o f the elver's pride, built a
the present time for akin* in the G!<nj Clubs. Fifty member* of the banks f <’in St. Louis to New Or- second Kate Adams, more magnifi
making o f “ milady's" fur coats, Yale Glee Club nre crossing in the
cent than tho firts. Sh» resumed
that the raising of these smalt early sumnu-r t.i tour central Eu
the trade, o f her first name shke j
w atc rodents, so-colled “ Hat*Form- rope in a series of typical Glee Club
but likewise passed.
f
|
. ing” has become one of the fore concert* with the idea f>f tying up
The third Kate Atlanta cniiMfamost fur “ imlufitrics" in the United Europe und Lhe United Stale* cot 1
long in D-KK, starting her maiden
States, according t > fur Jet’ s and h-ges-music -wise.
tiiji on Thanksgiving Day. .
Headed by Laiincelot P. Ross, of
sportsmen who own large "ratFor years the tliird nf h genera*,
Searsdalo, New York, the Yale c lub
farms” .
lion « f Kate Adams steamer* was
•One of tiie largest of these tml- i* to Irr.To New York on June 23.
I still the river'* finest. Meantime
•„(qiio place* is located between Vi-n- or two days nfter Conintcncomeiit
rail-outls began to'span the nation,
here,
on
it
Swedish-American
liner.
.. ice, O., neat- tJii* iity and Day
telegraph and telephone* were in
• Bridge, n small hamlet on the east Mnt’shnll Bartholomew, of New
vented nnd the- river vvna r Jibeif of
York,
director
of
the
club,
n
Yakern shore o f Sandusky Bay. I*,
th*e U. S. mail and most of its frei
consists o f 178 acre* of marshland graduate ami prominent composer,
ght.
will
guide
the
band.
Every
indi
nnd Is owned by Cy and Clarence 1
In 11*27 the Univeraiil Pictures
Nicisan, sons o f AJrx Nellson na vidual o f tup fifty ntuking up the
Corporation,- Ine., rharte ed the
tionally known sportsmen and Glee Club this year has pledged
famous steamer in making their
guide and pioneer Sunduaky Bay hlmndf to the journey.
nr pen version of "Uncle Toht's
J; ‘.trapper.
Concerts will he given in Sweden,
Cabin,*' Several month* the Kntu
“ Developing and' maintaining r Denmark, Germany, Czccho*idovn*
Adams waa “ matio" in pn turca.
.“ rAt-farm” is not nn easy tank." iiia. Franco and England, Beside
in Jnnunry i'.'.S tiie third Kate
. tiie Nielsons told visitor*.
the typical American college nir-c
|Adam* fell victim to tin- fir e jlc Study Bat Haiiit*
tiie student* will carry to Europe
. molt. She burned t.i the waborig
The 'rat-fanners’ have construct for concert use m*aerie* of Negro
j edge at the Memphis wharf, f ,
ed lagons, canals and a pumping spirit utils, nnd Southern fol'i-song*.
> jitation in onler to keep the “ farm” Tito trip will end at London with
covered with water when it goo* a concert <m July 2i.'
. dry, because, they raid, mu kralu
In thuir tour the Yah- group will
'■ will “ positively p o t etuy wl.tore .map out plan* for. organizing an
there in no vnter” . The Neilautt international singing organization
farm became* dpydtctwecn July ami composed of atudepta of glee elulA
Septcmbq.-. it is said.
on both honii*plii*ie«. The trip, Yale
L
Tito habits and life o f these nm- men hope, will he the forerunner of
t phibiuus animals are interesting nt> n constant annual exchange of
plained by the
cxplalnetl
Uie Neilson
isoimon ltrotheni
hrotneni choruses.
Friday and Saturday
April . 6th. & 7th.
NEW KATE ADAMS England Will Take
FOR MISSISSIPPI K .T P L fg . , 1 ”
PACKET SERVICE 1
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Two
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,
ncnrtsD h Aj
Fast Color Prints, Organdy
trimmed, sizes 36 to 52
Two
.
znia^.'
.wJtw x i
Dixie Flyer ‘
-who hnvq made an extensive study
jo f their *rat-Iierd".
“ Muskrats posse* an instinct that
is almost uncanny," Cy Neilson ex
plained. ;"They know just when
(Severe weather is going to set in,
.anti renl winter weather never
‘ catches them napping. ,
“ You’ll suddenly hear them
: gnawing at harsh grass stalks and
■then ymt will See them ca'tying
' tho stalks to u certain spot where
i In duo time their “ h-)mc”or hut
will It* t-ompleted. Tiie hut is o
structure} rc^emblinr a "pit" In
which our forefathers used to
‘ '**
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•»
—l il__
and
LAKE CITY—$0,000 new apart
ment house to be built on South
Hernando Street near Lake Isabel.
r
ORLANDO—Plans making fer j
opening new Nurcoossee road.
before tho marsh water fT-ezes
and the little animnls seem to know
jiut how thick the Ice 1* going to
be. They always manage to cut
Just brlaw."
It win the pratice in olden-days,
when tho “ rut" hide* brought only
5 tn 10 cent* each, to spear the
little amphibians, but now, accord
ing to the “ rat-farmers’, v/icn
their hides are worth fl.75 to $2.25
a skin, the animals must be trap
ped.
Tito hides of a “ rat’.’ 'killed In
,
‘
r
i,r~
’ consist, o f , three floors. "The top anything but cold weather are r.6
f'oor," Clarence Nielson explained, good, Cy said. “ The fu - killed any
“ which is covered w-ith seft gras* ether time will come out and if
. is used as sleeping quarter*; the killed -in warm weather the hide
j mid-floor apparently serves as it turns black instead of healthy,
.living room and the lower floo*- pinkish color desired.”
Muskrats multiply- rapidly, ac
or basement is where the little ani
cording
to the Nielsons. One pair,
mals proceed Jo.the tunnels leading
tp the other fijora.. Muskrats do it f* said, placed in the right Kind
not eat and live in the same place." of'enviroment will give its owner
between 100 to 125 “rat-babies” in
r
Build Tunnel*
a
year.
( Cy. thcn tailing up the *to$y fit
It is estimated that ronto " r r f
thu “ Rats" declared tiiat
eaniiere"
la*t year roalizrd nearly
' “ Tunnel* under the ice of wilt
m
e
'
1
"b
tUclr ‘•m -fr.ii,:,’ lu\
BBTTaHi
and forth. These tunnels (ire built' ye»tmc,'l
Dixie Limited
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Over 1,1)00 yards to select f rom*1
flowered and figured;.design^ Jo&v:
ground. Absolutely fast coiors. Al
OOUyard^ of 36 inch Printed D i m ^ J
lo t A ll o f the aboyo materials are;
values.
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R o y a ls . R i d e o n R o y a ls . A lw a y
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The Dixie Flyer it equipped wirli drawing room, compart
ment sleeping car* and.cpacbes, The Dixit Limited carries
drawing room, compartment sleeping cars and coaches.
Obsarvuthm and Dtiting Car* arc operated on both trains.
P£££C*C*s<l»j
»iliV*r q u a litie s o i ^ u p e r i o r i jy , fin e
* .1
PLENTY
s» basUso, *te>t>(** car KMf «ju>m. latri««.( mJw* ln/wMiiaa.
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�THE 8ANF0 RP HERALD. THURSDAY, APRIL; 5, 1»28
PARTY 18 ENJOYED
T frrn !itliaw 5}C (
EMUr
E
JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL ■
FUrMii
CONDITIONAL
' BV It. It.
— -•
> iu u f * •
his»l>e loving
you—I love
c o n fin in g th eir ael ivitiej^Jo pp lities.
.
A “ Blowout” is all
straight loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on good
right now and then
business property.
if you are
SANFORD BOND A N D MORTGAGE CO
speak
ing socially,— But
h o
I and social meeting of
eaK Class of tho First
inday school will be held
ilo^k at tho home .of Mrs.
Idgo on Mcllonvillc AvnMf>. Kstrldga, Mr*. L. Ti
|» r*. A. C. McLendon ns
SClass of tho First Bup,h wUT&ftl business and
cling-at 3;30 o’clock at
h. Hostesses Mrs. F. D.
s. J. D. Abrahams and
it is not a pleasant
thought to
dwell
on if you refer to
t Sunday Scliool workers
k at ' 0:30 o’clock nt the
distress experienTircs and our tire
For Hie Better Inter
service will relieve
csts of Our Customers
you of worry
tires
that
Thu consistently .satisfactory
results’ that our customers
have been enjoying from Dia
mond Tires pave the way to
bigger tire business for us.
Volt would urofil by euuipping with Diamonds.
Wc
Keep out *slocK -rcsli and;
eomplete at all times and our
prices so exceedingly reasonaide that we-can say to you—
“For. economy, as well as for
longer mileage, better trac
tion and greater comfort, buy
Diamonds.”
“ Pan
Out” at inconven
ient
iidc Parent Teacher* Asvrilt meet nt 3:00 o’clock
'cst Side Primary School,
ilty will hnvc charge of
ram and will also act ns
and
times
■ %
and
places.
ir meeting o f the Seminole
No. 2 O. E. S. will bo hqld
jjeloeU at tbo Masonic Tern-
J*
1,1
BidciParent Teachers As[ wilt meet at 3:00 o’clock
huth'Side Primary School.
|f
FRIDAY
ry Department
of. tho
bian Church will have nn
E gg Hunt. Member* arc
, meet at the church nt
lock.
nor# nnd Primary Dcpartf tho Methodist Sunday
dll hove Easter Egg Hunt
o’clock nt Central Park,
iary or the Au’ t’rirnn b e
ll meet at 4:00 o'clock nt
x
v We read in the Timt\ymigazine that .1. I’. Mot gait
Hervalive t<* tin last ’ditch, has at last suet-limbed t'
Charms **r abilitii - **t th-- female employee. it«-si.-ii
hg did for veat lb** i:tv;t ion of tin* hiisinesswnmen. I
bc^tr'-'ogm. <*l it.* - up* t iority of .-teiiograpliiii'ie.
Tialr hook Ku*-J" i'r sec‘il*,’ ftn- and •rlt>rft. to lh-- old-la I
male kind.
H
Ureal bond linii-*—. *-a\ the Time article. Ii;«\.- tt
tip a whole generation •*.!’. *'**l|ege-l»red Itoml -ali-sw
They are called ">aJ*---m<ji.” are haw led **nt in Iheir
names without the dipt it- **l titles by tin- I***-- win* -«
them nothin)' but yog- <n the great) •»ti-ii»»-~- ina*ji
Seventeen won ti to w* ;m t*>!<l. are already pair! tier- I
New York Stock K\< liaitig* ieniM .
A large portion "I Florida, the Foiirlli lb tnci. w
lllllcil U p o n tu elci I at represent III j \e to I'tillgl’c^' '
is at woman riinniii!'. Two year.- ;uro -he ran attiil w.-i
feaited. we hatve no doubt, bccaiu-e -lie w>t> at woman
time not m;m\ | - | | - will hold that again 1 iter. Alu
it is not her iatali.
i ETCHING
inflve Whiling Ke>*ner
-In Cotonioiiweul
hill where n ptn- tr
•From a sedate little cashier in nn
obscure meat market to a jewelled
and perfumed dancer sought by
princes in the wild whirl o f Europ
ean gaiety is a far cry.
This, however, hr the transition
Virginia Valll mnkPH In “ Paid to
U vo.M n which *ho is co-fcntured
with George O'Brien. The picture Is
nt tho Milane Theatre today.
In u previous picture, under di
rection of J. G. Blystonc, Miss Vnlli
appeared as the daughter of.n hum
ble Btrcct-ca? inspector. This was
“ The Family Upstairs” , in which
Miss Valll worked opposite Allan
Simpson.
Howurd Hawks, in easting the
[THURSDAY
112 K. Second St.
ecd from neglected
til«. ' . auTly l»i» nt'rrssaly
al thi i Into day, that the
inion o f n newspaper i* to
c new*, ’ The newspaper
■ddiidu-d ns a m ,rnl agent,
in* iili-ntl.v it may accmn
nvli good. In its editorial
it prypcrly advocate* what
may believe to be f ,r the
■velfare, but in its new*
it i* IhuiihI to print the
tie*, of the day, rcgnrdlets
<litorial npini h i .
is, *,f rotirse, the obligation
ny mnl fidelity in the
g nnd publication of intc-l
Hut the *U|>pivssing <*f
A ft.'tv years ago, only a few years ago. women
given the right to vote. It was the first rpcognitiui
to a degree they were superior to minors, idiots, and
inals. They appreciated litis honor'conferred upon
by the-men. Many said they would not use their new
privilege, that after being given the franchise they
not exercise it.
'
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But they have. Not only have they voted, geiien
an large numbers as the men. but they are talpjig
parts in polities. They are running for office and
elected too. There are aleady a number of women i
House of Representatives. lt\number of women gove
and hordes of mayoresses ttntl lesser officers. Nor an
i“ Paid To Love” Is
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Picture A t Milane
Theatre For Today
On improved City property al 7 per cent. 3 to five year
/ * « & ■ % ma a « a
\ Woman!
telephone 148 MBS. FRED, S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence TeL 37
30} W. Second St. .Phone 213-J
MONEY TO LOAN
Hauling, t'r .ing Chipping
r id Slon.gr.
J Phillis |9M
SOI K. 3rd J
distress experienc-
-
(,’ iinrantrcd one year
Itcnuud Battery Shop
First Nnt’l flank Hid
Sanford, Fla.
Q UICK SERVICE
T R AN SFER
pf-rivnee and under! sanding n.< h«
is with nil. o f Florida and till o '
Florida’s problems. ButJiy this a* it
may,. 15 j* the city o f Jacksonville
which knows hint “best* nnd bm -f
Iji hi* s|M'(*-hr* Dr. Hathaway
him most. Of this he will have make* occasional . reference to
vocal and visual evidence tonight. some of the “ facta” alleged by Mr.
O.iiltoir, and in each care tile re
IV*- agree with Editor Benjamin, ference is sufficient to damn the
<*f the I’aim Bench Independent, al’cgatl-in as it deserves to be
that Fans Hathaway’s refusal t<* damned. Rut for our own part we
debate I>t>jo Carlton has hurt Dr. wish Dr. Hathaway would make
Huthnwuy. It hasn’t hurt him much, public u single curt ami comp c
but there are always people who hensive statement on the Cntllon
enjoy u fight nnd who think r. po ’’charges” aril then leave Me.
iiticul campaign should lie run for Carlton to the oblivion which is
their amusement. There nte nlwny. already fast overtaking him. F ms
pet pie, too, who believe* w’ el over Hathaway’* opponent in this race
they hear or road. That
whv is Sidney .1. Catts, the destroyer
Doyle Carlton's tactics nn «.• tin tied th e -demagogue, and for Flo
fair, lie bn* taken advnn'ngo o ' tic rida’s sake, a* well as his .own, it
publicity that attuehes to th-* gu* L big!* time that he trnimd all hi*
lu-rnato ini campaign to advertise gun* mi the o x -govef-nor.
U T I H 'L 'T n V
-wing you different from
•II o|hrr men;
Fiiwiing my world miolb-.
• wfrlil now grown ,
ge nnd beadlifgl lirmioc
Architect
i.oissiWU'5
Fons Hut haw ay open.- hlsgulicrnatorinl rampalgti in Duval county
at the Temple theatre tonight.
Much ns Jacksonville would like to
claim an undisputed fi*« simple tu
Dr. Hathaway, the title i* clouded
with the proper claim* of other
rovt on* and of the state a* a whole1
Few men me us identified in ex* l
In tbcf NckO^Wrh Herald Tiibuucf loving you is wondering bow
you fore
’
And where you are nnd when
you vdJl..return
f wakening at night to lie and
start!,
|l|^iij{rtdy {m fitvoi* elm
' ncwnpatufr that 1* V h r
'THE DUTY OF A N EW SPAPER
Into tht> dark with eye* that
arJteJpn<T burn \
To.l»chold you, treasuring
__ _ l . ___ ■»•
And rddrnc#* of your voice,
your 7
rernll; ~
v a y ypu look, each gesture,
that k*r this
Ai >ut Vou, anil hearing your
lUglltcr fall;
again the rapture of your
Woman’s Club
Interesting
’ publication might np^_b
'll*
neither ihan'a good nnmr*.— SDhkIiiu (CnL)
'When I can read my tttle clca'
T<» munai-jn in the skies. . .
Iwood in-thfs mretfng'nnit touchily hopes that every uvaii?.'{£! attic scat will lx; occupied by some person conscious of his
m*—jduty ns a voter and eager for the future welfare of Florida.
Another candidate for governor, Doyle Carlton, spoke
in Lius city several days ago and to n large number of men
*,,Ta and women made tjcriptis charges against the Itoad Depart
ment. While directly charging waste and extravagance, he
inKinfinted graft and corruption, and laid the door open, if
what he wus-suying is Lyur. to criminal prosecution.
As an innocent hystaiulrr, \v»« have from a distance
secretly admiretl D r .' Hathaway since several years ago
when he was selected to build Florida's [roads. We liked the
way.he got things done. We liked the way that he short
I n . r r i M *■—
*(-, U l r M . l l a l . . ■■ ened distances and time from one end of the state to the
« i |m * iA ( . . . r l l i l h i a ml l*ab*», A i l i r t i l . . * . , mm* A 4 i t r a » other. He seemed to know thut a straight line is the short
A,rnl4| n h l r l i ' M n l r r » *■«■' est distance l*ctw ten two points. This is a simple thing
•fcrr
wC«Vi'ln . hCm |I la
ilk
rfadlt
»f
>«lH.rl|Ml»i which m an y road department chairmen do not know.
la *r>#r la A c r lf , . k . « l . l r l
But, if in all the world, there is one thing o f greater
• I m « S r l m l a l l a . aa Mrll A
I ka.ltTH a r 'M h
importance in government than achievement, it is honesty.
We are. as our office ln>y repeatedly declares, ‘‘ fed up” on
SDAY Apr!
crookedness. We have seen our own city treasury rifled of
borrowed money which we will lie repaying for years to come.
We have seen our national government, a president’s cabinet,
and even a president himself, embroiled in such mealies of
corruption that national candidates are nominated by, and
national elections are sold to, the highest bidder.
Ami we for one are fed up on it. We've heard it said it is
PR \YER;—O our God, may Thy
better
to have brains in government, even if these brains
iifi so paMcss us that wc shall
<- r ghteotuly, and then Thou will sometimes work dishonestly, but we have come to the con
il i* evcnjjour ^ert^ie* tp.be at clusion that wo would rather have an honest man in office,
iven though he be a perfect lunkhead, tlym a dishonest man
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wa mw
No. 2. Mr*. Loyd Brown
meet* with Mr*. U. W. Tur.
12 Palmetto Avenue.
© No. 3. Mrs. W E. Rnine*
‘gleets with Mrs. John Rumd
Do Husbands Really
Trust Their Wives?
i i
h gone bock noil
doosn'lVJind Unit
Easter
i) only jM'vyo rnmliilftlt**)
u,r wjtlrji ntean* that
T only BoVrn varietie* of
s.eunq*utgn.
Plain
and
Frocks
Printed
Silks
W in s t o n hom e. Iictt^
TuWfindrinston
lias just com e in—
Herbert, her husband,
io
Have*'you (IclkIiuI upon your Easter
FrtH'k?. Will it lie ti gay, animatetl
print.? A filmy chiffon with wing
like draperies? Do y6u seek a lovely
frock in one color, an apple green,
French blue, pale pink, rose beige, or
niimv white? Ntt matter — wc liuve
hundreds of Easter Frocks, all new,
smart and moderately priced, $15.7.r> to
ini I/ijc |m‘. it liUiYol'.giKt.
\nmii)''l*riiit'w nr«*
•
b iii-’Wd p
tv I inrltuhnc ttic* lottd
$59.50 .
Second Floor, Dickson-Ives Co.
N avy
Blue
Ensembles
( home ten'
awaiting her.
Herbert: I’ m sorry, but I shall
Lave to ask you to stop going to
G uido Petti s studio, lie s no
good. His affairs with wom en arc
rite talk o f the town. Y ou must
not be seen goin g to his studio
again.
*
Betty: You shouldn't believe*!! the
silly stories you bear. No matterwhat
Guido's relations with other women
may be, lie is my instructor, and a per
fect gentleman—with mi. 1 sluli cvnttnuc my studies witir him.
Herbert: fcoldly) Very well, just
remember, you were warned.
The Winston home—-two hours
later. Husband ahd wife confront catlr
other—rite one while wnh lury, the
other bewildered and afraid.
Herbcrr: Lies! All lies! You're like*
all rlie test ol the w.>:nni «lu. visit
that studio. I belies id you « hen you
told me you wviu then to study, f
trusted
Km it.,u I know you for
wlui y«hj jit,.; cuiniunn—
Jl ’
The lapt meeting of the Study
Class of tho St. Agnes Guild hold
during Lent was conducted Monday
afternoon by the lenders, - Mr*.
Clyde Derby, Mrs. Heyward Wnlkcr, Mr*. Raymond Phillips and
Mrs. Wilfred I/-wis, at tho Parish
House. The short business session
which preceded thu dfissc* was
held under tho direction of the
vice-president Mr*.Urns ton L. J’p r
kins, nt which time it was voted to
give >125 a* nn Easier offering
towards tho Organ Fund. The
member* brought in their fin shed
M-vs. George Camden Conger of
Oklnhoma City, Okla., former pre
sident of the Fifth district of the
state Federation of Woman’s dubs
of Oklnhoma, spoke for ten min
utes, giving briefly the work o f the
clubs of Oklnhoma.
Mrs. E. A. Douglass gave a most
interesting re|»ort fount the state
convention held recently at Coral
Gabies, to which she was a dele
gate front the Sanford Woman's
Club.
.
Mrs. Ruth Ilryan Owen, promin
ent Miami club woman and civic
worker spoke for a few minutes in
a manner most charming and pleas
ing. She stressed the fact that the
home is not bound by four walls
only, but reaches out to all inter
ests in the community.
Following Mrs. Owen’s talk an
I Irish Comedy in one sol, "Spread
ing Thu News” wns presented by
the Literature Department. This
Mrs. George Paxton
clever comedy wns under the. dir
GivesBridgeLuncheon ection or Mrs. W. E. Stone, who
with Mrs. Rose Marlcr, Mrs. Wil*
An unusually
lovely
social lium H. Holden. Mrs. J. C. Mitchcourtesy given ibis week was that
of Wednesday when Mr*. George
Sanford Choral Club Paxton entertained at bridge
at her home on Myrtle
To Present Concert luncheon
Avenue honoring
Mrs. George
Camden Conger or Oklahoma City,
rtio Sanford Choral Club will up Oklu., the guest o f Mrs. Walter S.
•• ia concert on Tuesday, Apr. Coicinnn.
prnr m
lOtli. ut 8:00 P. M. ut the Holy
The iliunty color motif of pink,
Cross Church. The Club will offer blue uml green wns featured in
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rnude
up
of
nt that time n program
every detail. (lunntLies of exquis
.olos selected
from
chemises nnd rs.._..
.
ite pink radiance roses, blue lupin*
by
llundel.
the Messiadi Oratorio
am) blue delphiniums were used in
The soloist s on this occasion will be the living nnd dining moms. The
Mrs. A M. Phillips, soprano, Mis* large dining table arranged for the
intimate
Mabel Bowl er. Soprano, Mrs. Itolr guest of
honor uml
The Nellie Turner Circle o
ert Glen Contralto, Mrs. .W. S. friend* was over laid with a hand' l-’irsi Babtist Church held it*
,
Mr.
Martin
SteinLeake, Contralto
some luce cover nnd ceil lered with ular business ami social n,r
cipher, baritone, ami Dr. II. Wayde a howl of pink radiance roses and
Wednesday afternoon nt the
Rucker, tenor. The members o f the sprigs) of asparagus ferns, with
of
Mrs. It. 11. Newman on
society liuve been studying for sev tall pink taper* burning at cither
eral months under the nl'Ic leader side in silver holders. ’1 he nut cups Avenue, with Mr*. Newman
ship of Mr*. W. S. Ix’ak*. ami have were nlso done in pink j he small Mis. Orien Slenstrnm as hosti
A ii idiundance of lovely s
prepared a very worthwhile pro er tallies were centered with blue
gram. In addition t<> the,new cliotr. lupin* nnd ferns, and bad blue flower* wn* used In decorntln
rooms where tho memhers ut
uses they hnvc selected, two of the taper* and nut cup*.
Progressive bridge was enjoyed bled. After n short buaine*s i
anthems that were presented lust
during the morning hours, score* Ing led by Mrs. Charles F.
year will in- repeated by request.
for tlit* games were kept oil tallies shall, the chairman, an intero
The Sanford Choral Chili was ot
done
in pink rose* and girl head*, program was rendered inelud
gunized early in tin- vear 1927
dcr tlte auspices o f tlio Musii- • and when the fifth progression hud ntimher of piano selections an
pnrtment of the Wumnli * Uuh. Al been completed it was found that tnl solos i*y Mrs. George Ka
the first prize, a Japanese tray had u lute hour the hostesses s
tlu-ugb sponsored «•)’ the Woman
Club, it- membership i* -o» luo.t. -i been won by Mrs. Howard Long, potato salad, sallinv*, cookie
while Mrs. James G. Sharon who ie*-*l ten. ’
to member* of the Cluh nor to lm
Members present were Mr*.
ies. hut all wingers of Sanfoni nnd held second highest score, won n
vicinilv are gladly 'velcome.l. This Chinese red vase. Is*w seme was Ganns, Mrs. J. D. Dosscy. Mi
is the seen d concert this group of made by Mr*. Harry lleeren who U. 1 1anil, Mrs. C. B. Rudd. 5
singer* bps offered, 1.. the W ' . t d was given n deck o f bridge cards. E. Kstridgc. Mrs. A. V. Me l.<
The guest of honor was presented Mrs. E. J. Taylor. Mrs. L. L. (
pul*lie nml t»»ose who » . re
a late book, "The Deluge" hy Fow Mrs. Roy L. Adams. Mrs.
«ii- ••nxiigb to hear them la*t . •
ler. ns memento o f the occasion.
Roll, Mr*. B. G. Methvin, Mrs.
Following the awarding of the Willnm*. Mrs. L. B. Bragg,
prize*, a tempting three course A. W. Key. Mrs. George W.
doctors
luncheon was w i -vpiI by'llir hostess Mr-;. Fred Myers. Mrs. F. RSanford
physician* r<- assisted by Mrs. R. L. Peek, Mr* tie, Mr*. J. B. Fields, Mr*.
C. \V. Stokes. Mrs. Walter d o le
Warren, Mrs. Flynn Vuusc
,lc yesterday fro'" the
mutt nnd Miss Lottie Caldwell.
H. II. Qduin, Mrs. It.
J"
Medical Society mreUng
Cover* were laid for Mrs. Georg*
held In Tampa fymn Camden Conger, Mrs. Walter S Mrs. George Ray. MrH- c - *'
shall. Mr*. O. 11. Btcnstrmn
tin otigh
yf.tonlay.
Coleman, Mrs. James G. Sharon It K. Puerifoy, Mr*. H. H||,o*o who attended the
Mrs. Howard Long. Mrs. Donah
were: Dr. and Mr*. -I *• P. Drummond, Mr*. David L man and Mrs. A. J. Walkei
Hr. and Mr*. Tl-aim- Thrasher, Mr*. L. P. Me Culler
a„d Mr*N. Tolar
r. Mrs David Caldwell, Mrs. Harr)
usliult and IP l • M. MU- lleeren, Mrs. Fred T. Williams
■ ('rile <*f Cleveland wo* Miss Ix-ttie Caldwell, Mrs. Georg*
Easter Novelties
a „ f honor. He delivere.l
Hoy, Mrs. R. L. Peck and Mr*. C
... ,i... „in-ning session
W. Stokes.
Cooked Food Sale
Mildred Holly uml Mis*
Lake returned home Tucs•vening from
Gainesville
they *|>ent u few day*.
le oman’a Club ut 8:00 o’clock
Ith Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Mr*. Ralph
right and Mr*. J E Brouac us
bstesse*
Mrs. G. Irving Louck*, Mrs. Rohi John Holly and Mr*. RoyFrank
yme* will entertain at bridge ut
:00 o’clock nt tho Yhcht Club lion
ring Mrs. Edna Fowler Hope-
e.
^ '" ^ u 'e b ,, self upon him)
S,,T , , « 1’ 1 V**-t dun r know ssluc
)* u au
| issear to y o u - .
"'*!*,,i frt.'ogmg her aside) I'm
si,r,|,U''" U'* j'*,'l' I ‘ bouhUttvekilled
V7
Monday Study C la s s
*')• m your lover s arms.
wlut you s.ant and get out—and
V» it bid tome—ibe
v\2)v — after (heir Lrvt si
wf.r,uPc' l,ut il
no
What happmed io Bi-rv al
driven front home i > h,
completes one o f i| t ;
dram.'.s ever ifa,-** 11„ ;
You s»ill u am
l(J(1
. t i-« i*f
tliivauriliiigsioi-,"*,. ,
unuit'j
I lean,” in May Trut Si,.»
!/;aune.
Mr. uml Mr*. Clyde William
Wushon announce the birth of n
sun. March 29 nt their homo ut I’no|n. Tlte baby lin* been named
Clyde William Wn*»on Jr.
ire. Komim.le County
idmirr ‘ the ?,*ri*‘* «n<l
iianticr;*ln*Jt^Itrch Mr.
thL county in
tir--kwrrvthirt - h*»—»*
turn 'in Ta!laha**m'
of 15,000.
George T. Scabury of New York,
national secretary visited Miami
recently. 'Convention cities for
1028 nnd 1929 havo already been
chosen.
To delay may mean disappointment
fo r Easter . . . by calling us now you
can dismiss the .matter from your
mind with the certainty that your
cleaning will bo promptly cared for.
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That O ld Frock O r Suit
.
For Easter
line economy .with smart dress this
r. Careful* cleaning and correct dyef your 'old garments will make them
like new. A sk for our advice.
MIAMI. . SELECTED
110 East Second Street
In Front Of First Street
Piggly Wiggly Store
by
Mary Lambreth
;
Circle
Pohne 465
Newest
Fabrics
Charm
" *'Uayon Voiles
Figured Georgettes
Ut
Lju-gc Floral Designs on Tinted Grounds
Crepes. Tolku Dots and Flor
nl designs
New line of shoulder flow
ers for Easter costumes.
Plain Rayons
All colors in Pastel Shades
Printed Organdy
;
lies wide Permanent finish: Ever
fast.
Uulies’ Bags and
Chiffon
Purses
Underarm and Pouch styl#s
Pin ucal, kid and alligator
Costume
Firat Methodist Church
Merchant's GifNitc
and ‘
,
Hose
nil ailk Chiffon Frill trimmed
lur 32.25 values.
Van Uaaltc all ailk chiffon Fine sheer
quality, in all colora. Square heel.
Contents fo r cAi
"f qthe liu* ll
> c.vdituhh'
File i* a
has utinnut|ec*d hi*
re-election to the
FORREST LAKE HOTEL
William Copeland, New York;
L Ellison, New York City; B. A.
London, Jackrronvllle; D. M. Mfflcr,
Orlando; T. L. Walker, Tampa; R.
K. Thompaon and wife, Saraaota;
J. P. Joplin and wife, Sarasota; W.
E. Valll; E, G. Vaill; Mr. and Mrs.
A. R. Harmon; A. E. Haler; Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin 8. Titos, Miss
Louise A. Titus, Upper Darby, Pn<;
Charles II. Colo, Pnlntka; S. T.
9anford, Jacksonville; Ed Hare,
Jacksonville;
Sandy Anderson,
Sanford; J. I). Breech, Jacksonville;
Henry A. Miller, Manatee; J. M.
Hightower, Americus,, Go.; K. D.
II. Reap, Ocala; Louise Griffin,
Ocala; W. T. Ovfcrby, Orlando; J.
Williams, Jacksonville; M. N.‘ Sut
ton, Jacksonville; H. O. Reeves,
Tampa; W. R. Lovett, Jacksonville;
J. J. O’Connor, Jacksonville; E.
Stinson Henderson, Jacksonville;
Mr. and Mrs. R. Smackhammer,
Bradenton; S. G. Riley, Tampa;
Charles E. Ward, Roanoke, Vo.;
S. P. Uelsinger, Atlanta, Ga.; I. S.
Jones, Jacksonville; Charles II. Mc
Cann, Jacksonville; J. E. King,
Winston-Salem, N. C.; Mr. J. B.
Roundtree and daughter, WinstonSalem. N. C.
A delightful party given thl«
week wnn that o f Monday evening
given by Mr. and Mra.Mcighan hon*
oring Mr. and Mrs. Tanda. Green
and white were tho colour accentu
ated in decorations and other de
tails. After a most pleasant eve
ning, spent dancing, refreshment*
of chicken sandwiches and punch
were served by the hostess.
Those present wero Mr. and Mrs.
Tanda, S. II. Eamba, E. N. Culp,
A. M. Clcmmans. Mlsa Inez Owens,
Miss Mary Whlddon* Miss Geneva
Cook, Miss Ora Mao Culp, Mrs.
Culp, Carl Pierson, William Harp
er, James Procter and Miss Lustinc Carter.
SA T U R D A Y
FR ID AY
<fi<UN>xiti*‘H
,: jillR t. d u e l
r t!t«* nnmiimtt*>u
brcuiiM* alu* iH’ linvca *it*t hti*> Hi*'
(ihititv uml -hi' liu*. Shu b ijic w 1thpt *ltC* I'nuld and would bo uicful
in C«tngr<'*.* iit' mutti'r* thut purtuin
to Florida—uml *bi- «-<>nlil ami
would. Sim ItnKO* In'r UKcfulnoy*
thut.aim li*t* n luryc nml |^(•r*orvr,
nnd tritirrintc tu-ciuniiitatiM* with tlm
pt-oiufrmnt public men itt Congtcai
nnd by rcuvutt of liiat inlimm-y
could gut for Florida more Ihutt
Florida bun yet frccjt nblu to u d
from ’ .that «Uotcc- nml shu could.
Tlrvrefo v, why the nrcowrity of
“ illuatrioUfing" Itor or any one rKt',
when prtift'rrni'ttt i\ oakisi, by rtn
non o f kittahip, f*,r which no <*)t(*
drrr»|ionKilil(,.
The pet uvn who i» Ixirtr in hunt-
One of the most interesting
meetings of the Woman’s Club was
held Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs.". E. A. Douglass, president,
presiding over the buisness session
which opened nt 3.00 o’clock. Re
port* from the standing committees
and department head* were given.
Mrs. C. E. Myers, chairman of the
Welfare Department gave n.»P'
lend id report for the fourth nnnunl Flower Show which was held
March 28 and 29 nt the club house.
She reported that >133.16 was re
alized from admissions and >83.00
proceed* from the tea room. Un
usual interest was evinced this
year in the flower show by the
club women. The visitors this year
outnumbered the previous years
by 200.
Hotel Arrivals
Editor Sanford llct-irld.
1 believe I voice the Kunt'ment*
of uiittiy 'of our better eilixzita
when I commend you fur tire bturril
whicli you have rtlwity* Inl.eii (or
'«iv’r righteuu*ne**.
This js enpeeially cuh*p.ieu()u*
now, when mil- other duily |*apetennte* out no boldly !h’ favor of
Sunday Ituncbnll—uml it woul*l nl*u
riiipvur thut it bu» art rcfti-proliitritloq, lean-'ng. '
•
Your* truly,
• CYNTHIA DAY
Navy Blue Ensembles Muhe
Blue Eyes Bluer, and All Eyes
Brighter.
These stunning modes a lie! in
navy blue fiat crepes or geor
gette, three-quarter length
coat over frock or light color
silk, others with beige color
blouses, and navy biue skirt,
stili others entirely in the'flat
tering navy. Women’s sizes.
$29.50 to $65.00
-- -Second Floor;^Dickson-1vox Uo. *
One Thrill Tm, Man,
Easter Millinery, white* black,
and evety color that is correct
and flattering, $5.95 to $59.50
Second floor.
Easter Shoes, patent leather,
white kid and blond leathers,
$10.00 to $14.50 pair. Second
floor.
Easter Hose, sheer silk chif
fons and service weights, $1.85
to $2.95 pair. Street floor.
When a Girl
,K
Bllnd Yo„,h
Wat It All M> F*u,t
TltcSerpcnt , „ U,C ^
When Society Sin,
Love Take* Its Kcvcn.
Phoenix Silk Hose
Mr«. W. A. Zachary. Mr*. Philyaw
waa formerly M1m jdary Zachury.
Pro-file heel Light Shades. 8omo with
........
Picoted tops.
Mr*. Walter S. Coleman and
guest Mr*. Geo are- Camden Con
ger of Oklahoma City, Okla., left
Thursday morning for a motor
tri*> J***»n the’ West Coa»t.
Tune fn on the True Story l lour FitxiJi,i.t. cry
Friday night over W O K and th* Colum bia chain,
a P. M : Bastem Standard Tim e ,
; p i U Greco Weil* of West Paint
Udach U visiting in 8anford a*
tbo guerrt o f Mis* Ellen Telford.
J . (L S h aran
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c fyiv/
.
V( *
ney-at-Law
a in all wie couAa
f Abstrueta ol Land
(riven oapmdaL aUwtUon
EASTER EGGS
Will Be Sold.
. hv the
JUNIOR HIGH P. T. A.
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at th#----
-
rFederal Bakery
SATURDAY
«°
Now Inco collars and yokes
White and cream lace, or
gandy and ljnon.
$ 1 . 0 0 to $ 2 . 5 0
CANDY
’
Vnn Raaltc all silk chiffon with 4 inch
lialo top. All 8hades
101 "
Come — let Dr. Bebe show you what to
thumping of the heart. Her prescript
cure for that down in the mouth, grot
Laugh und live longer.
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.
* -Extra added attraction----CHIEF WlllTK HORflK
Cherokee Indian Pianlit and
Vocalist and Entertainer.
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( A r a l N otices)
N oljces)
Drivers
Bajn
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tt. It. AHIICTIAFT, ns t W ft v e r of
Scnilholo County Dank, Complaintint.
1,
"Raporta from dealera have been
dlcattng for. some time that a
noticeably, iarfs proportion of all
n^yr Chryalem ana going to femi*
Florida Elks W ill
Gather A t Orlando
During Next Week
nipe driTpra," aald- J. W. Fraxer,
Chryitar Salaa Manager, in a reNext Tuesday and Wednesday
eeot a ^ i^ e n t, a eppy of which April 10 and ?4, will be great daye
hia been rfctived.by The Parkalde for Florida LIkdom as Well as for
ths State of Florida because thosr
'Th^y. tiftt bought either directly,
by women for their own tiae or u tvo days will sec a gathering of
prewflt* tcra malo members of r lmost a thousand Elks in Orlando
tM family, ltv line with the grow; born to crmplcte the final detail1
itu tuatOtn of having 'a second car for tho National Convention to hi
jhxbi k*|mga for the women fcHUa. .old ji Miami next July.
Reservations have been cominp
Ttta second ear habit, I believe,
in rapidly, upon which the abovt
stimnto of attcndcnco has beer
models are. enjoying, the roadsters, ilnccd.
Tbo Orlando Lodge of Elks ha*
eoqpse and coaches in these models madd*
elaborate preparations t(
being especially popular with wo*
ntertain the. Ladies as well as tin
THE
men who will attend and the twj
AwB *.
style days In tho City Beautiful will bv
Better
ness tl
filled with activity for thoso whe
snee for carp, This are
sacrifi>
not official delegates.
ha bright colors of
17:1.
The fact of Florida being honor
byalers have un- ed with the National Convention if
PR^
ed a largo part in of supreme importance to the en
spirit
tiop, as have also tire State for the Reventy-fivo thou
live ri|
nag, nigh grade up* sand visitors that arc expected will
make
attractive interior without question tour many sect
peace *
ions o( this glorious. .59tintry, tak
ing back north, east'and west, nr
impression that will bo lasting n;
to stability and opportunities
Florida has to offer,
Tho - State Convention is to be
ecoming more-and signally honored in the attendance
that women are of nt least five of the Grand h°dtfr
yd by the same in* Officers, a condition somewhat un
scides men’s choice usual at a State Convention nm'
o f qog.' They are. getting to be Florida has been honored addition
more.motorwise all the time. They ally this past year in the fact that
iiUl want snap, and atyle, pro* one of its sons in the person of
hgEjy just as much as ever before,
but they ar« more apt to lift tho
h<4 d Hdw before they buy—and
tbhy quite frequently know just
wHbi they ought to find under It,
top. They I V U well posted as
ml^iy men on'mechanical details,
w^ffnd. They Insist op power,
speed and handling ease as motor
cat requirements, j
desirability.
*Most women used to hesitate
Letters in support of tho pin
tfefote braving tho risks of driving from Governor Norman S. Cns
lnrcongested streets but they are Senator Jcbbo H, Motcnlf at
finding the infrequent necessity Mayor James E. Dunne were ren
'AIRPORT
for shifting
gears URGED
and the speedy
Some 800 persons present nt tl
pick-up available in Chryslgr cars meeting voted approval and a res>
PROVIDENCE,
R. I„ ofApr.
2. utlon favoring a speedy IrgisH
remove
much of the dangor
traf
INS)—(The widespread senti- tlvc provision for Rhode Island ni
fic driving.
mint In support of a modern state •ort was adopted.
owned airport at or near Provi
dence, -resulted from the recent
ZOLFO
SPRINGS— Atlnnt
mass meeting here at which na 'oast I^ine Railroad planning ercr
tionally known apeakers urged its -on of new station here.
B
I
••nukcr, WleeonslH. that he la ovr the age of twentyone ( I t ) fears
nd that there Is no person In the
■tnte of Klorldn the service of suh» enn upon whom would bind the
ihl Charles F. Pnwsett, It Is thorc•tpoh
onnF.H ED , that you and each of
oil appear to the
11111 of Cotn'Inlnt., herein o n or before Xtny 7.
'fl!R, that daj* being n Rule D ar of
bis Court, thr said 1)111-being filed
*o TorUclose a certain mortgage upin proberty located
In Seminole
■?ount)’. Florida, In default wberei f decree .pro confesso will be tuk*n* against you and tlm said cause
iroceed •ex pnrto. And It Is
v«
»
ALLEN and wife. SARAH A, A L
LEN. nml VI |HI INI A-CAROLINA
• MICAL COMPANY. a curpou. ilon. Defend into.
SIIT IIH OP MASTER'S RAI.1l.
Nollea lo hereby given that under
and by virtue of n Decree of Fore
closure anil Sale
entered In tli«
ntiovc entitled cause
on the !3rd
day of March. A. I). 1928, I. ns BpecInl M m ier in Chancery, on Mommy
Die Till day or May, A. D. 1»38, the
rim e brink ii Rule Day of
thin
* tine* ’ U't a leiral a ils* day, In rrhjn
ii i i;--'
ntm i/nuee at Hanford, Semounty.vplorlda. will offer for
•il. to the hlalie.il and heat bidder
* •’ ! durlnif the lc«al Imurn of
-■ i;r . the follow ing deacrlbed land,
■ ■ m i* lylnff and l*<*»III? In the
- - i'
of L'cmlnole and Btnte of
■fA/iU-uTurly (|i*icrlhrd
a I II \va. to-w it:
, u '' ! i ; « f Cota
f l ) one
'ml (S) mvo , In Mecca llnmmock
nccordJmt to the recorded - pint
there f made by E. T. Woodruff,
na shown In too Clerk'* off Ire.
I.es* hcKlnnlntr nt the S. W . cor*,
ner of Lot ( 3 ) Two.
running
n*<* il'iruy. tenths H3l?/VL,#t*A«»
i t' lnoer, tilr wtf«, .a r c (lcfchilhntn.
Tlirnei* N, '.»no h u h 'ircl-slx iy t< -t. tr^>|5RTO!R»coft#rJiu p tf o n t r u<
'Tour (JOTjliV.WW/ Thence
\Y.
! 1 ** urf.‘npupotnreil lit rrtl»t"f Irut I’
W i i v V n u n C j ' - f Iv<« nritf
<i<>r.r e. 'VIII offer for sole nml setl
ttlne'tenth1* tilllS.1) fret In Snfit-t !'i- Iiijtheat find (test bidder f"d
Tnilr Av*». Tin nee S. along Ktth- •'V tjr nubile'emery' hcf«r>‘ tlie
• ford AVo. e n «
hu lU lriil--U ty.
r^'ir!'
Itoiniii In Hntifuftl.
nilim!**
fmtr ftfil.tl) rect In point of Init'nnn "j '-'Inrtdn. on Mflil'hiy till* 7th
; lnulrrr, e ntnliiluK Right nml
■l " M v,, \ IV 1328. tl*<* spine MIhtec fourths
(R 3*1). acre*,
o rolfl tlnv nf r|(d rnurt mnl
more or le**. .
•
Term s: •Cash. Purchaser to pity ’ ur.it't tho llitol Ilnur i of Hale, tht<
nnoitVly .
In anil, nrilbrid
f o r JVetl.
a .r. »rty- * •It
rclil ffnnl difcrcf,
f f A SKIN'S. Qompltiln^
,
.
'mill
n o t ip i:
n r M A n nn ra h a m :
Notice la hereby given Mint under
•nd b| virtue or the final decree
' fiivelroiuri' find n;|lc made and
'b e 3rfl diy hr April, *
|i. 1R.R bj the .Iiii|i-c „ f the Plrcult
ri‘ Uri i , n inn<.. rr>r Bvmlnolo County,
i. pending
'
.1" t,.,rU
Hull
In r "rtnln
■*- -•- Clinnccrc
tvjiot cin
ones, a week for four consecutive
weekM In the -Hanforil
Hum Id. a
newspaper of general circulation
tuibllubcd lii said County.
WITNESS) my band and seal of
laid Court at Hanford, this April 3.
A. D. 1938.
;
* .
V. E. DOtraLASS
Clerk Circuit Court
Ry A. MS, W eek*. D. C
\lllHiin E. I’altner, Attorney and
Counsellor.
uf.,y'!iiWr tu.‘K ^
*'
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V W l ’.A TAP0®».
An Administratrix of i|,n
„r
...
JAMES JJLACKHUItN.
' . . . tJ£c«an<.>t.
wlilcn-
•I'Atk 'dp
•r
pi
X V n
T R A N fifE ir ^ fc
& STORAGE COrVF
Expert Piano moving With
i in proved ^E icT O piz
moving oquipment.
llnuling -Gritting -Bhlnbi
Sidc-lYnck Fatuities.
"Phone 890
200. N. ftThple Aycriufi
ohtnX.'
In
lit ,,.]'.uftit <* of, JA It 118 T1LACKril'C'i f r in p*v fur deed.
r i n ' .-ri' ft fuM to comply
; .■ UN, 11 ■• cii.
IN P n O ltA T H
Mie flnnl order.of e.ile nfordi i n at / n o t i c e ;
.nTtCN- lit IIITNKtlY fllVEN tlihl
i>> undersigned will, on tho 301If
d;ij ,.f April. A. r>. 1033,. pment to
•hr IIAnornbb* Couuty Judge bf
mi de Couniy, Hondo, Imrv final
xpTinij 1*0 citJiniToiis
riuirti, nccouni and voucher* na
''pi.ntr na' cnrNT\*, .li’ Dnrt, ' dmlnlnlratrli nf tho Ualntn pf
TMINOT.C COI NTV. STATE O f
■
VCKAURN. deceased, «W
I fcVt time, thou and there, imtkt
OP
PATP.tCh •vppTIcutlnn to tlm unit!. Judge for a
tin-.I settlement qf her itdnilnlatraI*. Detenu- >1.
Ilaloh Wt TiMsteg
A FRI
y o u p e n t ,( c a t i o n .
Horlnl No. 031120
NOTICE OP CLAIM .U N D E R SE C
TION 2.173,H. 8.. AH AM EN D ED
1IY T H E A C T OF JA N U A R Y 2T.
NOTICI
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Onlncsvlllc. Florida, March 37.
11)28.
Notice Is hereby given Mint Clark
Poole lias filed In Mils office an npdlcatlon under aortlon 2372, Revised
llatutes, ns amended by tlm net of
lanuary 37, 1332 for the following
tandsNW1 - I of HE1-4 Sec. 3, T 19
8 . It !!' E .: N W t - l of SW1 )
Sec. 2,8. T. Cl S„ R. .11 1!.; N E 1-)
of NW1- 4 Sec. 31. T 13 8 , It
38 E .: nml S I -2 of l.ol II (or
KWI - I of HWt - ) > Sec. G. T. IS
8., It. 33 K., Tnllaliassco Merid
ian.
All persons elnlmlng Ibe land ad•orsely or desiring to show It to
*e mineral In chnrneler will lie nlowed untII May 15. 132* In file tti
Ills Office tbelr
l
I'-e
•snnnce of patent under Ois uforoultl application.
iioORIir, C. I'R n i
Register
n ir r m r r
M ctvn rxi
<r*7t n.i.in
4ou
jat-ity *t/ 8ia«.t jv» / 1;
•'t*CI cr ,.e,'
McLaulins
TwSttA ■;/
ENGRAVING
•t i ' j j n /
Diamond Mounting
R-:-
W n teh
rr
r!
lewelera-Optum rlrlst
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IlyPHlriny
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ANNOUNCING
/ mips**
Ilia n s
’ -'•:isn jf
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APPOINTMENT AS DEALER
SANFORD AND SEMINOLE
COUNTY FOR THE
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i 2 Mr r, 2«*i.
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i.. ’ /OSKUCpit1
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■.-.f.caHU'rerniSEl
-.r- .• iJiLi&tiwutuii
.’'.crs’jVBtxwBian:
>V 'C R a f s a r t /w w !
v*'v^«i:n:n»tnro
'g r « u f» n
4* m * * 1
p. Fonts A. Hathaway
C a n d id a t e f o r G o v e r n o r
,
^ if
k'”*
tj- •
■■ -
T o be present Friday Evening and hear Dr. Hathaway,
outstanding as an educator, road builder and Candidate for Governor, discuss the platform upon which he is
running. Ladies are especially invited.
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. C it y -H a ll-o f -S a n fo r d
F r id a y
Political Advertisement Paid fof bj' t^rminole County Friends y fD r.
112 MAGNOLIA AVE
PH ONEH 3
■f |r*
*
>i
.-TiFin
70W l
■ -You Are Invited
SEE DOUBLE PAGE AD IN THIS WEEKS
SATURDAY EVENING POST.
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Address Citizens of Sanford and Central Florida
i
an
n iiL sffn lr liV -^ ^ •
Special Muster, nroperty )• sltiiate'l In tlie City nf
Samuel 11 • Ulichton Solicitor
fir HnrifnrJ, Seminole Cnutity. Kit]rIdo.
i nil more particularly described ns
Comtilul.mnt.fdioljvit, to. witsAH of ninetc FiVa fS). T ie r ;
tv T i m n n r m r t o n t t o** T i m
m-ti*e:i ftCl rcroritim: to II. It.
T W R X T V -T in n ii j n i i m t . e-titT -’ ff "iV* Mfip nf rtbr ritv of - . .'■N-T*M1, COL'IiT OP TR E.C O tJN TV
f r i r o p T i m <T.\Tt: rtp r u m .
,1C I H ! i1aIJNi H#B
COUNTV.
< If A RT KM K
el lit.
wnr
(11 ili<^
Hatllaway.
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rnm
<*m
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m
nrnnERS
da
l*hnn«*
ie 3711
. ’r l I
fiVeol Milk
HutUr Milk
Milk For Babies'
W
Daily S n E
A D . RATES
Cash la Advaaca
ado, will b* w elta d
as and collector aent
5y for payment.
^
..10c a line
__Be a line
______
„7c a Una
fratea on reqoaat.
Joced rataa aro for
fe Insertions.
Is of average length
M A line.
charge of 30c for
ion.
■ing Is restricted
[classification,
or la made The San*
will bo responsible
jie Incorrect insertion,
User for subsequent
The office should bn
lined lately In case of
7—Situation Wanted
Political Announcement
I’ ook-koepor and office man: ex*
. perienred and capable desires po
sition. Hox 82,- Herald.
to t iu :
FEED SALE— Another car o f that
High Grade Feed going
special
low prices. Bought before the ad
vance. Your chance to save money
on your feed. H .'B. McCall Indus*
tries, Inc. 4th and Elm.
10-B Plants and Flowers
FOB SALE: l00,000 very fin>
sweet potato plants: A. Bobbin
1007 \V. First St.
1
Zinnia Hants: Burpee's Giant,
25c per dor. $2.00 per 100. Mix
ed or separate colors. B. F. Whitner, Jr. 42'J Summerlin Ave. Ft,
Mellon. Phone 8B2W.
Ia d v b o t t s e r p
arald
representative
ly familiar with rates
>d classification will
! complete information,
i wish, they will assist
urdlng-orour want ad
[it more effective.
lncemenia.
|CING I/ongla J’uie Fork
117 h^cncnn Ave.
at and Pound
[___
_ sm
—„ A
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Lt URDAY in First Bap-
Irch, pansy
brooch
set
Si dinmomls. Reward if
to Mrs. W. A. Hayes,
St.
.
[n the vicinity /if Sanford
and Geneva Street Wedlarch 28, two year old
(lie with leather harness,
jr information leading to
Phone 135 or address
m a n lie r
D o n u fi
[cars nnd Graham trucks,
bd 13th. Street. Phone 3.
|S & COV/a N CO Anto
lr and sheet metal works,
rh Avenue, Rhone 7H!-\V.
(UPS-MAUMONS
fonl Aiitoiftobile Co.
nulla Ave.
Phone 137.
Service
|FErv Service of nil kinds.
570-W or 3302.
C. E.
>*ng.
time anil very little money
old things new by use of
|Spar Varnish, Lacquer and
Sold by Sanford Paint A
»per Co., G. U. Stuart, Mgr.
1st. Et.
/ IGI1T PRINT SHOP
*Y service on nny thing in
(ing. A phone call will get
aan. Phono 417-W. SI Railive.
UP YOUl: OLD WALLS
THE NEW W ALL PAINT
tTHING NEW ANH IIET70R FURTHER 1NF0UMACALL PHONE 235-J OK
[V. C. COLLER, SANFORD
3Y’S DRUG STORE— Prefptions, Drugs, Soda. Wo aro
»r as your phune. Call 103.
[DING BLOCKS—IrrlgtdTon
fos and general cement work,
tie Concrete Co. J. E. Tcrter, Prop, 3rd nnd Elm.
IAL ROOFING—Tho Roof Evlaiting.
Metal
shingles
[ling seam *:n nnd galvinlxed
See James H. Cowan. Oak
and Third St. Phone 111.
Nipper.'Signs o f all kinds.
Sanford Paint & Wall Paper
JNOGRAPH— repairing, piano
iting by exierta with 17 yenrs
rience. Sanford music store
Gift Shoppa, McLandcr ArPhono 831.
Help Wanted Mole
P Linotype operating and othk branches o f printing. Two
It* ago I placed two Sanford
ng todies in good situations in
w ia . One gets $20, the other
^a week and both are guarnnJ
P«r wepk this fall. I^ist
Ik I placed two young men who
1 do equally os well. Arc you
hg to be earning $40 every week'
ytar fj-ntn today? If you have
Jood eduratlon, are healthy and
R of energy and tvant to make
bn money aee me at once. Have
|w g roup just starting. Call for
{• JIalnes at Sanford Herald.
Poultry and Epffs •Jfc *
a
baby.
■. h i c k s
Iwttxi Stock delivered, W. I-egbonu 100 *12. Heavy Mixed 100
B- Rocks and R. I. Red* 100
mo. 500 $70. Emerson Hatchery,
QktvIlU, FU. •
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SALE: 10 R. I. Red IFen. and
1«lmck Mlnorcaa at *1.40. Want
•»B all together. Phone 606 W .'
HP,
L r * .*
MS
M a yb e you want to engage a cook,
rent a room, sell your car;
but
no
.wmatter what sort of an ad you want
f t—
to
use one of our
ad-takers can
tell
you what facts should be included in
11— Rooms Without Board
1 Bedroom.
411 Park Ave.
15—-Apartment For Rent
TWO BOOM furnished apartment:
p.ivate entrance: downstairs: KOI)
Elm Ave.
APARTMENT FOB BENT, MnhoncysApts. 1000 Park Adb, Wa
ter and garage furnished, Phone
IKJ,
order to obtain
the greateest possible
t
results.
(Political Annmincemenls)
'tk'g,.
PINEAPPLE DISHES
POINT THE W AY
vuTcnn o r * dwindle
- ro u .x x i.
I Hlkli to nnnumiee that 1 am a
c* mll'lute Tor re-clrcllnn U> the offive «•( I’uuiity ConiinlM,.j>f fmm
District No. 2. sulijcct to the denlalnn of ilio voters In the Demoleiutlc Primary tu »« held oa June
Slh, A. D. IBIS.
JOHN XI&I8CII.
Real Service
1U— Livestock
AVft
r o ll CONSTAIttiK
I wish tu announce my candidacy
lor tlm office of constable. District
No. I. Fcmlnnln County, subject to
Ihe « lit of tlt» v dcra la the Demoentile Printarv of .lone ft.
t.. A. TATH.
f
rim x itm n rr
I hereby amioitru*« rov cnndldaey
for re-elect Ion to tlm office ef slier* I
Iff of Seminole County sub.'ect In
•lie Mellon of lha vnlers In the
Democratic prlmnry *o tm held next
.lone.
I will atipi-efllats your
HOiuiort. resrertfull' tout*.
C. if. it AND.
KUII TIIN I.F.tlM1.ATL’ltN
Suliji d t< the h|i|ii oachlnK Demo
cratic Prlcinry, I herehy announce
mv caml ilney for Ihe llnuan of
Itepri'Heiilntlves oh a memher «f
(iroiin I
IT nominated l pledge
my he*u cfforlH In hehnlf of Die
|ieo|tle of Semlitnie Ponnty. Tlie
try Ini: nee.l of Die |ien|ite of FJnrl-:
•la In Tax Iteilef, especially reduc
tion of hies I luxes. This. In ill y ,
opinion, can he effected hy «■
euulinhle dlslrlhutlon
of the
prescvi five cent nneollno t>x
iiaioiiK Die State Unrhl Depnrtmsal.
Scho.i*. piiiinlies niet/f’ lttes,—pnrIlent it ly Die t\inril111s. nnd CliicStf hoip.rrd hy llie ipsninallon I
urm.ilse III dovnle all Die elieray
II hil . Vpertelh e Dial I possess to
accomplish that vnd.
It. VV. I-KAIIMAN, Jr.
I’ aUttcn! Announcements
(Lena! Notices)
J.
ro ll STATU I.KOIsl, CITHK
MiTirii nr siik'jurrN h\ m :.
I wish to unuoume my candidacy
U
Ihnl innliT
1*011 C'lIVST.l Ill.K
Slate
(tiro
up
O
|
U |lll|l'">ll<
lint •
■>>> •• -for ' ihe
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----- I elgalrtlure
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, iii.l I*\ \4riui *if a Writ nf Ivxi'i’iil- H A 11' oh, J.ow pretty it luoki, candy, what can be easier to give them teaspoon salt, and two
I wish
to
announce• ithat
I *nm
t J mother," was the rapturouy than placed pineapple? By making it Cook in a double boiler'until thief
nndldnto for-the oftiim—of -ran. -i)-aml-iviu_amiraunlv. nunuait In ii»ii
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i ii««- rim ili i ' himi
(5 room garage apartment r 8th nnd slnhle. District No. 4-, Hentltiole tlm primary to be held in Juas.
(ii an«l f»»r S« mln<>l«« t'oiimy, Ktnrltla.
remark nf the small boy a> at herne the cost is extremely low,
stirring constantly, and ctfei'*
L. l>. IIA41AN.
iil»«*ii a *a ri 1111 JimUiihmii rp«%
n\»*r« rl he looked at lu» Jc>.e:t: then kc about twenty-five cents a pound, as ened,
Summerlin. See F. It. Hyson, County. Florida, said District com*
Beat three egg white* stiff ots^-OAi''
In
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lirlsint; Kb-cllon Prccliiela No‘ h. 1,
1511 Meljnnvillc.
rtltlM «•I Ha-litIll t'f I'lilllllv. WlllTi'l H dipped his ipoou ami tailed the pud co'itr 1Ld'sv.th the dollar to a di llar three tablespoons powdered sugar.-AdA
2, ft. *, ft, I|i, II \ II, subject to
Ptllt PONST * III Sd
1J iSf» I\\*)l Hi ,ST k*Pl! i: \VK, It hanK- ding. "Ooh, hut it'» guod."
arid ouc-balf in the stores. The fruit three-fourths cup crushed llawaitett'.
(he will of Ihe voters In the Demo
I
wish
lo
uniioum
r
that
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am
11rr i**i i*••$ ! I••11 «.r i'ii*i*i| nrn!
FOB KENT—Garage Apartment, cratic Primary to lie held oil June
lo prepared retains all its good quali pineapple to the . cold cuetard, « « £
And Ins mother smiled.
.-undidrile for tpe offiee of Coil- 1
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3 loinnr, hath, sleeping porch, tlh, A D, litis
ol Ihe IVh,« «nt FIhihI i. w » I'li n'lii *ltill ! jON* J
Your summit will he apprcclaied itnhle lors-„ Justice
, Nemili.de
Fur this was the laJ who only the ties, and if given after a meal, as patt told in one-half of the egg
I'ouillv, \\W'i» MiK i* •\ \
furnished, $20 per month. 2‘Jfi \V.
rr.i.l.nw day before bad ecutidullv |ni>lud away of the dessett, will provide both fruit mixture.
Pour into serving -( jis»J
A t*. tMlle) SMI III
I,Is. si, lit .1
.lusDie »>f The IVaeM f-t
1111 i i■pf■I'f*ai! 11trail \ ,t'i lit-fi*|$«IulI«I
and sugar.
spread remainder of white* over tM
Ibtli St.
Idstliel l ‘i.lopl ISlnp. lie, Doll Pie Ii 1
bit
diih
ofcuitard
wall
the
remark
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a Hull
To make the glated pineapple, boil top..
“Ithyeel lo Ihe decision ‘ I Die Delll- i'i|
run j i htiiti o r I'n u i:
• *•.*INt!TY -FI VIT day the familiar .ippe.uaucc of il.e two cups sugar, one cup water, and
Modem
furnished
apartments.
t:n*nr m
ic
Primary
to
he
held
on
June
ulimiuiice my candidacy
.•» Im U.AII^. cuitard , bad duapncarcJ.
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Hoi Dessert for Cold Dejr# °V’ *
. A. D. P.HS.
Frlgidniro; Murphy steel kitch for! hereby
Arranged one-eighth teaspoon fream of tartar to
re-election to the office of MU
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III
cppreelate
yousupport.
azrstgprt
Justice
of
the
Peace,
District
No.
I
en: Garage: excellent neighbor
* »h-KNi* iliMtr Iii | on the tup of the didt .were tmy the crack stage or 300° F. Keep hot
i*h*ft n» •
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KSTHIDlIK.
To make pineapple tapioca a h e i* #
Raving held ilils office (or nearly
• **n Mtmilny tl i*> squares of pineapple in concentric over hot w-atcr while dipping the pine
iin- •*§•* . •
hood: rent very reasonable. Park two
years until l he ilistrlcl was
ITilt il n . t
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*V’1• circles. And even tbr flavor was dtf- apple. Cot the pineapple in conven cups syrup drained from axiaVwi
Apartments, No. 5. Phone 818—J. merited Into the Fourth District I
pull JIKTIfK UP I'U.tt’K
i it * u * *•
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feel Justified In asking the voters
l ull IIISTIIIt T Ml. FOPII
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1114 ferent, for pait of tlic liquid u*ed ient sired wedges lor serving, and drain Hawaiian pineapple and one-half osWI
ThI"*
Is
in
nmiiumra
m
y
caiullftacy
for
iheir
summit
on
my
tin-vlnus
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on
a
fill
In
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rut in making the des-rrt bid been pine well. Then dip a few at a time in the granuLtcd tapioca, and biing .to-(ha
Furnished apartment. Will sell
.iuvDee of Die Peace, Dlatrlci
record as Just leu of the Peace and
k
'
Klorhln* IIn* apple syrup instead of all milk.
\ syrup and remove to oiled' paper to boiling point. Boil tsvo tniiiutei
furniture. •Reasonable. Hox 7,— pledge my tiest emleavors |o give No I nullJed lu Die Hill ul Die
*.
* * mil* .MIHSI* »N•
ring constantly. Cook in i t
all
Ihe
people
a
admire
deal
wllh
Deiioicniltc
volritt
June
Mil.
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nnrtiornlion.
Sanford Herald.
This simple discovery of the charms dry. It is mo*t important to nave the boih-r until tapioca it clear antf tr£e«d
Justice le all and sirlcl adherence I■•i ■t. I akc Monroe, Paula, Lake Hi.- *'♦it-ml..ul, 1*• Ait pineapple
drain
for
at
least
several
of pineapple instituted a new icgirne
parent, or about twenty minutes. Adel-'
vlat v.
l.iiTii;h'iiu.I
Attninunle
Tim1 (mrt loll
Ifit I Hoi*, a,
|o Ihe !ll U«
fn this household. For pineapple^ hours before using.
3 room furnished apartment. $35.
vr vv i.'iv f i x
S|u imt- :iml Furoat *’l*y. cunalllule
Tint n*lil|i 21 Hnuili Itoimr .1"
one-fourth teaspoon salt, one-half ettpr
II.C l.uv *■ ll l*>tl Id.
Kiist Pm*; S»mill aml l!nxt **f
aside from tempting Sonny lo rat tbr
Velvet and Cream Custard
Hot water. Phone 831 J.
suear. two tahlrrpooni lemon juke
If dcdeit, 1 |ii'»ml-<' an Imnes*
SlniD 11tju,Ii vvn\ limit11« j %, Ii-hh
things
be
ihoulj,
has
a
dt.im'e
food
and one cup of the well-dnaJoed pin**
laikliii v.-llki' ailmliilM i vtion fr.*^
tlii* 1\**Hi*
f*»fi tlori'of ami
Pineapple
velvet
is
another
deuert
rim hpi’ Fh i \T t.v n r vt ok
value ol its own. With its cutvme,
fi.un Die uMi.t ineihlti'smnsni’sx
t i f rhf I'nlloiv Ink ih'Hrri lo*i|
Nicely furnished apartments with
win. Ii will appeal both to children apple. Pour into a serving dills and
rrill.lt! INSTIllTTION
cuiinecleU wllh this <>r.
M» 1••1 H»‘|fImiltU*. at .» point oil - btomelit), which is a distinct aid to and to the mothers of children. Soak
I am n eamllilale fur re-el»ell'>n U.ui.'tally
all modern conveniences. Phono
•lit I a>1 rltihl of \v,i\ lliii* of
'
. .vvtjjD
digestion, and the high a.h content, om-hj’ i u-i'p.iuii gelatin in two table ch;1L
In t' e office of i-piTinlemleat of f ice.
ii F IIKf.NtHiN.
Si .i - Hlt^hu a> NMinidt Hir* i*,
7ft. Call at 318 Palmetto Ave.
Bread puddihg with pineapple h *
Ik^hlle Inali’UcDu.. for S-mlitoh
canned pineapple can occupy an im spoons of .. !•! water. Dram the syrup
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lo-hti:
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ffi*i
t’uuaty. »ui*J< i i |.i Die DemocruLpopular hot dessert. Add JWw fiiT J ,
portant plai e in the dietary. Iiev.iu-c
S*ifi i 1: Hi*Hl*'i"|4 1f o Ilk Ihi* ('■•IHt
Primary. Your ruiqiurt sill l*« irerun .ii s u i t : op n u r u
fmm two cups crushed Hawaiian not milk to two1 cups stale .beets
1G— Houses For Rent
'of
its
excellent
flavor
wlmti
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it
in •■•tin eil
I••«tm nalil 1Inhi o', u to Him.
yet not sbatp, it provides a mint pineapple. AJJ enough water to this crumbs and allow to stand until stsoJ,
T VV LAWTON.
I hei*i*y anmniuce ciy camlhlucy
IIII1’»»'•' So 111ll IVI-Ni l'I h tl 11i'llm
. MlIII |and
to nuke three cups of liquid, Beat two egg*, add one-hair cBp
Avocado anil 3rd. burnished Bun
fui .luallce uf Peace ol Dlalilcl No
;
welcome
variation from the fimti »yrup
IMl I" of « a v tin*- ■i,t 7!# f»»* 1
-tir in one and one-half cups sugar, onc-righth teaspoon salt, ana thieV
suihjed to Du* ilrclkluii of Do
galow, 5 moms and hath. Also Ill l l l r VOTICHN nr Sr.MIMII.H
.which,
by
much
repetition,
become
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in
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oil
v
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mu. IS In the Democratic Primary
and boil foe minutes. Add the fourths cup well drained cn itlctl'h M
fill M V.
garage. Phone 388.
jiiiiiH-h 11m fff 1, Then f North[uninteresting to (lie child.
I.e lie ll nil JllllV Mil A 11. P'ftft
gelatin, slit until it dusolvcs, and then waiian pineapple. Combine the_
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aniiiiiiiM’t* that I am a
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ml Mat it f*•t r»*-«*1i*i‘! Ion Ut t(i# of1hl-IK-lA Real Party
dull It. Add the drained _pineapple turrx, and pour into a gissas^Furnished Stucco Collage on Sil rii
f(i*p nt i'miniv (•r.nmUrtMlnniM
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One group of ilulJrcn always were and the juice of one lemon. Freeze dish. Bale in a slow oven UOC____ _
ver Iftike. 5 rooms and hath. 2 Ilist, let No. 1. sullied lo Die de-l ll* Tin: VUTP.lt" ul "IJIIIMIIH
L'h'llllIH
elslon of ihe ' .iters ill the lJdllu.|
P**l v * ' •
M-n all *»f I*itt lit.' ISits* I.
|thrilled down to llicir little tors when, to a mush, and when nearly hard fold or about thirty-live minutes. Serve ha
car garage. Good tenants for sum rrnlie
Primary I" he held on June
I " isli In iinmiiiiice Dial I rti a* I*. All li'Iu'I In HlKAft of 1lo I#»*\v |in the afternoon, inothrr let them set it the »ritily beaten white of one egjj. with a s.uwt made by mixinv cue cus
mer considered more than rental r,.j, ^ p i;i!k
t eiiinlidale for rc-eleellon to U.
1Irani, ,0 r»*«’*!n'l**H Mi I*I.it Itoo),
a little tabic on the stone floor of the Pack, u-ang four parts of ice to one each of ermhed pineapple, srvr-*t, **><i
HDrtTDN
KTIiNLH.
[flee
ol I'oiuity I'liiiimihsloiier
I pii u*f
of tlii Pali 111* ismortlH
price. I,. F. Squires, Silver l-ake,
lllsli.d No, I. subject In til
gla >> enclosed sun porch and then in of salt, and allow to stand at least one wntcr. Boil hficcn minutes ,.nd sets*
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f»ol»i 'idhiIv,
riotiila.
San l ord.
clsloll of the \liters in Die |lemo-» •, hit; Win1 of tlo 1■\1*' 11n|«1ti
dulge in a tea consisting of canned hour before serving.
hot. Tliis sauce can also he cooled
pun rut'NTV Jt'non
era lie Prhuurj lo he held on Juuu
South of ih» KnM llu*1 of Itpineapple, graham crackers, and milk
announce my candidacy Mli V D. '.fit
A pineapple cream custard is a good and served on vanilla ice cream.
Furnished house: $10. per month. rnrt lierehy
to
ili,
a
n
rcftirilt-'l
pi
I'ljit
II
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re-election lo Dir office 'if
I! PVVIIFIXNU
flavored with malted milk powder. A method of supplying the essentia] eggs
• iriNi* ,TLV of 1h(* I*uiiHr
Many delicious and coofn
3011 Elm Ave. Phone 833 J.
Dounty Judic <>f Semlnc'.e Fouaiv
■•I S. min.-If t'.luiiv. J-'loinla
bouquet in the middle of the table and milk, and, at the same tune, pro
Florid a. subject In the wilt of III*
Kim KOI NTV COtlWCftlOSKIt
can hr given the children
S
lso
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of
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■
added
the
final
touch
of
formality
to
Democratic Volets or Krinlnole
I v ihIi i i* unn*»iiii' *‘ <luit I mu u
vides a welcome variation in the dirt. mer tune, tiling pincajiple sy.up'ks
5 room house furnished. Phone County.
If'lah1, as 1pptd ill’tl tn IMut ItonI,
In the Democratic Primary r^fitllilui** **»r tin* dHIi’i* nf t’uunty
this feast.
Brat the yolks of three eggs slightly, lufis. Ginger ale of a gopd grade
pa j1•*h :'s ami rtf* of tin public
B05-W.
etecttoli tn he held June till. ISJt ttoinniIhmImh r fmm iHiOrlvl No. ft,
4ffol’ilM of hi"mil Ioil* t‘oil nit
Again when the children clamor for add ont'lhitd cup sugar, one eighth especially delicious with the svruo.
J Ad. ll. K!l AHON.
Mllijs*! I Id fl»»* llcrff'lntt nf 1ll«* \«l|I’Morlila. I>ln*i l!n**t ol Htaic
«r* In lb«
I'rlniH^y tn
24— Lois For .Sale
1111; 11vvav \ 11ml.ft ■., a ii'l \\>M
lift tirlfl mi
&th* A. U.
of tin f\ii’rmioii So ill l> ol ilk**
run tan s s x m s o r
if r i.osn.
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I hereby annoiinc* In Die peopl
Mint lift** of ln*iii*rili ns »» ror•!
2 At-rc lots on Dixie Highway,
. t I11 Pllnl Hook *1, 1131is*' ’*2 of
of Seminole County that I "hjll*
rt»n r o i ’ NTv v »m ;v »ihi o r
near iJiko Monroe. Fine Truck cundldutu for tux ussetisor auhJ44i
tlif
Ptihllp
U
i
•ronts
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in
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ile
TAXK.N
•*0uuly* rtorlila, ami S"iilh of
ing land, imlside city limits, lo to thu decision of the voters III
1 w I nH Vo annoiii).*«* i«» tin* |»< o*iU
Dm
Democratic
Prlmnry
lo
tie
hdd
hih| lri-iiiMi)il I'oiilalniiiki
IS?
A. Rennud. Flume 11H) W. 304 \S’. In June of this vciir. I have lived of H»*mlnolr (*niiiit> (hut 1 mu a
aiTi'H, rimii' or Ii*mn.
riiml)iluId for fi'-i*1»*cl|uft tri ilie of*
AIM
*:
All
nf
lr*>ticnh
nrrnril
in
Orange
and
Seminole
counties
2nd St.
ficfi nf *|’4|X AMHPHKiir, nut Jett to thu
tn,; (•• plnl tbereof rec<iiil'il in
for 40 years. 1 Huve nerved u« il**rlnl^n
of llu* votrr* lu III** f'Btnncounty
commlsaloner
oft
and
off
I'lnl lltitik »», ji.tk** U «if Hi*'
26— RllscelloneouH For Sale
Primary to l»r liulil lu J»in«»
for 12 years. I have made my IIv- riafli'
1*li lil lr* 11**t*»*ril** nf Si-mlmdr
.
Kniuiiy,
rifirliht
ifi!£ ml iiIitw Nirick ntn! cllru» fruit of thin > uiir
>.
VAUOIIAN.
C M HAND
TWO TYPEWRITER desks: one nml farming. I propose to let every
MII1
ii»*t>ttvrr’
rurry
tun
firiiiiorfI<
j
nulw
Sh**riff
nf S'-NllllMlr 1 M
Koii risKUK ok r o r j i t
table. Hod we 11 Realty Go Plume I Share of taxes hy viewing Die pro
rif'iitiit
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Your Mippori for
358- W.
»tf lh»* t’ lrruli nuirl Mil*-j WilMin A; 1!«*>1«*>.
will he ufipi rclutee
,
Jft’l fii Ih#* will trif I)IvritiirN In ' VtITH P. IIP VI VHTIlll'a s \i.i :
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II
evlLUl'.b
For sale: Piano for balance due.
Hut
jirlimiry t*» I*** ,i**I»l
Vol in* |h Im*rt*ii> lVf n tVuii hmfrr
Jiin**
I will uphr^rlistt* your JMI»I
I1. O. Box 352. I’hone WI4—J.
hy VIf I»»«• Ilf H ih’fir.' tjf f i»r«*
pint m vxTAni.d
h.-tiro
itml w.ili* muift* arii) *iiii*ml
t hereby announce my candidacy
n* a con n
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im llh liny nf \nr*1, \ I». 10^7
EASTER EGGS: Boiled nnd color fur .unstable fur Ihe fourth dm
in ill** Iloiiorahh* U \K \Yrt$;hi
i on c i n \ tv nioH iiri TiMi
ed, IJtlc dozen. Delivered. Huckle Diet, subject lo the will of the
*utlift1 nf i hf Twt’iil t >1lil t«1
voters In lie De muriatic primary
A'rron\i:v
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i ’ lrnilt in it ml
foi
>*'mMyih’
berry Farm, Lake Mary. Phono >.f June ft. Vnur vide will he np
I timtohy (;tUt* Iftis* inrttmil nf imi- 1til
Klnrhhi. In r*1»iM»i *iv In a
tiDiiminc my i*nmliilaci* for
li>*» •"'iniv,
prcclalcd.
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530.
thf*r«*ln |ii-iu!liic
u Ii* i t*in
it e. tiioh) w ir.cox .
tiificc nf.Kniinly flr«»n**t*ulin« Allor- I»i"M'
1
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IIiiuhi'M an«l Aunit Livlm;
imy, Niiii)ri**i f»» l li»» I><*mcif*railr *i H
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iminplnInn
nl
nia)
BOAT FOli SALT.: IA foot bridge
anKltiPf
Primary. I will ii|i|irf*rlut«* any I*1ii Hi*h*‘r(aiin In Mm- tl* f» mlrnil,
deck rruispr. thirty inch draft, j ( ,im
i.iaie for ihe office ail |>|io•I *r|v**n inn hy llif |»rf»i»l*‘ y H ai*|| lit (In- hlvhi'Hl am| In-HiI
fully equipped, sleeps six. Price ,,f Sheriff and will npfirecli.ie eup- 411111 ItHNll Ii‘ 1111*til, If *’lt*l*l**ll. Will *•"•I"1•"*r for »■' nil li t ( In? front iloni' of
if IV#* t*> (lie flutlrn nf llin offico my «' • (Viliri IfotiM* ill Saofonl Fhirir«asonab1e. 1*. O. Box 038.
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,l - JIII,V rK"“w Al.Kf:it
virv hrat f4**rvii'»*a
•<* hi’Iwo'ii i In* ir*i' | Vitiura <»f huI**
W. !■:. WIIITK.
"ti Mdiidni. Mrt) Till.
Ho* foir » i i giiK iiipp
Plenty or WOOD & COAL at Da- j "
I" w' 1flif th'Nirl hf»l rotil isfaii* In
Poll PI.ICIIK OF Tlin Dlltl’ ITT S
I
herrhy
anmiur.ee
my
candidacy
lit1t|oh* (**,iitM> . Fhir hht. to- w11
hart'll Wood yard. 9th & Oy- 1 for Die office of Kherlff of HemlnrOITIIT
l-nt n f of Vnn Ar«i1nlr hkt livrvhy nmi-,tinea ms eninlhlacv
press. I’hor.e 38C-M.
ole County subject to the will of
t
* *rri4» llrolirriiy** (*oni)iunV*a Ail*
for tlm offiee of Fltrk of tna DlrDm voter* at the June Primary.
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t
li*fi to IIIiirli Iliiiiunmh In
i-ult Court sulijerl to D-e will nf
J. !•*. McCI.KLLAND.
(iin|p i*oimty,
Florlifn.
27— Money To Loan
the votera at tl,e firm ivratlc prl i" S**m
n;i Uwfy Nii 111 ili'i rrc aml mala
Tu Till; VUTNHS Ol' anvil MII.U mar) nn Julie V. 192*.
FUKf»
It
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.
Mortgage lu»ans
ruINTV
H|m*4*(hI Altikl vr
t wish lo announce myself as a
V,
f*{|l |ialinll Snllt ltorH for mm •
ill improveil rcsldeneo and business ciindldalc
Foil
aiinniFi'
for Die stale leglslallire
hlnlnnnta.
I heraliy nnnnutirk inyxelf *» »
property.
in proup 2. Seminole ponnty. sull
ied lo the Deiuocnii Ic IVImnry rntnllilate fur »herlrf-»f Seminole i\ Tin: ciitrt it cm iit tn- tiih
Baldwin Mortgage Co.,
County
Mihji-pt to tlm action of
.Inin- ft. A- D. ISIS, nnd will abide Die Daninrratlc
v u b v t v t i i i iti> Ji niiTti. c m primary In •«
See our local Counsel,
lo results of same. I cordially sol h«t|d In thv *»rly part
CI’IT IIP I'l.mttllV. IV AMI PISH
of 4u:.e l-.ts
( J( i v m :h
S. It. Dighlnn, Sanford, Florida. id.-your support.
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Felnlnole Courtly Ibmk, CamidnlnPOIt DtirNTV PHOKKCIITIXP ‘
Political Advctiscmcnls
T wish tn nnnnunce that I am a
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cnndldule for re-election to the
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•roil PHl’ NTV aPrrillNTKNUKNT o'flcn of Tax follertor of Hemlo* fnrI hereby
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A ltovirz and wife. JP.NNIF,
re-election to the ^ifflce of
ole Dounty. auliject to the action
IIP PlTII.lt: INkTHlICTION
tlHOVITJJ.
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County
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Attorney
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I wish to uatinunee my candidacy of ihe votera In Dm Iiemocrstle Ject to the will nf the votera In and wife ,-IARAII M. III.It ITT.
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■*»,d by virtue s.f tv'Tleeri-e of F».reMill I’OrflTY JMHJK
FOII F1.F.IIH F lltri'n 1‘IU'HT
support will he npprcclnt*d.
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rninuunm my canrtldmcy
I hereby announce my candidacy
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entitled •arise' oh llu- Jlril
Tor tl.- office of County Judge of for the office sf clerk, of Die above
nf Mitrcb. A, D. lOi*. I rra Hoe.-.
the urtlun •biy Vfealer
e-nit i'iiRHK of rm rtir* c o pb t ttcmitl'tlo 'County, Florida, auhjeet Circuit Court, aulijert
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of my frlenda throtuthout thi*
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DeiiUK-rntlc
itnury elec Jert lo the will uf ihe vuli r* m ttejn*
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lion to ba held on June Eth, A. U tlon. If the pe-q>le *ee fit to electj m .1, County, In the prlntnr) t,-> '•■•
me tn thin office I Will live them held on June ft. IPS*.
M. M. LORD.
an efficient, effective and rcntinnilcV. K. pnilOI-ABR
ui udmlnlMratlon.
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on Juna 4.
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-rnrdllfW
SMITH WINS
the priTvruu'e vote, a chivk rc- rallied tlu> collapse of iW fit. Frml
iHieed of Kemltuile Hrevard Coun i-lelon of ihe voter* in C,ie Demo
lo R. It Tr.-fford's III•• ol Ihe
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FRANK KVANH
MILWAUjUtkL Apr. L— (IN S)
elected I protnlar t o rontlnue
cal oildale for ; 1". office of Const • l « Ifw ork
vuniniittve « f ' engine#,^qai'poiii
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THE W EATH ER
VO PR NEW SPAPER
1 ‘artly cloudy; with sho-rer* in'
imYth jmrtion tonight: Saturday
Published In F lo rld n ’B H e n ri,
t h e W o rld ’s G re a tes t
Sectlon.Ita R ic h e s t G arden Lan d
Vegetable
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N U M B E R 178
Police Fail To Find
Any Trace Of Girl
EXPENSE LISTS
Coittniission Reduces
Expenditures F o r
Every Department
Sdve Fire Chief’s
Tax Shortage Is
Cause Of Action
Shut Public Library
And Order Closing
Of City Golf Links
NEW ORLEANS, April <5.—
(IN S )—I4ollCC today had failed
to find any trace of Thelma
Donnellan, 17. business college
student, who disappeared from
the steps of St. Francis Church
Thursday night just before sev
en oVlock services. The girl's
disappearance was not learned
until today when her parents
told police she telephoned them
that she was being held prisoner.
•“ Mama, Mama," cried Thelma
over the telephone, her parent*
said. “ Where are you. Thelma,"
her mother asked. "They won't
let me tell. They’ll kill me if 1
try to," was the girl’s reply.
Then she hung up the receiver.
No further word has been recei
ved from her.
many
TRY TO SOLVE
RADIO GRIEFS
Behalf O f His
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SPEAKS TONIGHT
Rrondcusting System Put lin
d er X -R a y A g a in AsFotleral
Com m ission A sk s A d v lc e O f
G overn m en t
D epartm ents
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Many Changes Jlave
Resulted In Chaos
Body* P lan s T o R eallocate By
N ol
E lim in a tin g
Distant
Reception F o r
L is te n e r*
AGENTS PROBE
PRIVATE LIVES
Candidacy
OF VENIREMAN
Dr. Fon« A. Ilnthnwny. Chair
man Of the state Hoad popartment and one of the state s lead
ing candidates f"r the governors
office at Tallahassee, tonight: will
ipake his hid for the favor of the
citizens of Seminole County in a
speech to he delivered In the audi
torium o f the City llall. Ih'tter
! than ,<500 pesons are expected to
. ih«;ar
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m *..1L
him
talk,l«L
hisfrinniL
friendshct*!’ 1»Plieve.
Sanford citizens are hoping to
hear the .road department chair
man's rcplS* to tiie charges of
waste, extravagance and "un
healthy condition" hurled at the
candidate and the state road depart
ment here a little over a week ago
l.y |loyle Carlton, Tampa's cantlidale for thy.state’s highest office.
G overn m en t Men A n d P riv a te
D ete ctiv e s A r e Conducting
E xh a u stive In q tlir y O fI’ rospects F o r T r ia l O f S in clair
Conspiracy Case To *
Begin Next Monday
N o to rio u s
M illion aire
Head
O f Oil F irm W ill Be T rie d
On T ea Pot Dom e Oil Lease
Soviet Women To..> ,■
Form Battalion
MOSCOW, Apr. ft.— (IN S )— A
new “ battalion o f death." com
posed of women, will he form
ed to fight uodor the Red Flag,
if wnf breaks* nut between any
of the “ capitalistic power*" and
tl„> Soviet Union. Compulsory
military drill for co-eds in hign
schools and universities of Sov
iet Russia will he started gradunity after the Spring recess,
it was teamed today.-The experin .-nt will hi* trieil first in 57
tt lnods wbeiv>girls»are ,ftuw vol
untarily learning tbo aft of
war. drilling *id»* hj- side with
youths. Girl fncttt-y. worker*
iitul clerks may even nowJbc reen•IVillitiLf with men uftef •work
ing hours. In caps -ami-‘leather
,-onts and with »IftoA stung over
tlu-ir shoulder*, it Is difficult
to distinguish the sexes.
Democratic Chiefs Be
lieve New YorkGov-*
ernoir Will Get The
* 7.‘i4 Votes Needed
rl
Others Minimize
- Recent Progress
Declare States Which
Have Acted Constitute Friendly Area
WASHINGTON. Apr. f>. * INS)
Federal agents and private de
tectives today were completing an
i ii n a i n
I I I '' A
^ A S H IJ IG T O N .^ A p r. 6 .
exhaustive inquiiy into the private
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|IV(.„ ,,f ihe rir.O men and worn* " I l f
, o m e nnvlntislv
wh
an xiou sly following*
fo llo w in g
who ‘ tin’s campaigned consistently from almilu, xv!iont the jury w ill'
w
G o v ..A l
w ith
ith pad
pad and
and .pencil
.pcnc
against Hathaway.
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S m ith ’s p ro gress th rou gh th e
Tiie road chairman will tie in- l„,ujn|l|,il,. „j| mnvnule nail sport v
t reduced by Mayor E. K Houslu.Nl- Monday for’ criminal
lions thus fnr hold estimated
In,Ide,. and ihe meettiiB will lie pre•
, si,I,.......
by R. J. Holly. Other « oiisplnn-v t« defraud the govnu
. 11rainy thnt if he enn ainintain
local citizens and political loaders ment of the Teapot Dune naval ">l Transpurtution System \ nj-; his present puce htv will get
nre expected to occupy the stage reserve.
iieil At From F iv e In IHHiD
v o tes
necessary to
This investigation ha dto tic, with
lions
Am
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p
era
tin
g
O
v
er
will, the candidate Dr. Hathaway the nature of 1 1*,- employment ot
nominate him for the Presidency
oO.IMIO M iles Is Disclosed
was scheduled t" arrive lieie nluiut
at Hmisfon,
inch
of
the
veniremen
and
thcii
|r.f,i>n lodhy and is ex)*eeted to
families; their religious hrln-fs and
Some of ilicni »lo not bolieva
N FAY YORK, Apr. *'. tlN S l
spend life afternoon.in conference fraternal at filial eui ; whether or
Regnntp.ng into a four-trunk hue Smith eat, maintain the rate of
with hi* local political Iriciul*.
not they wm, oil -tuck; then gen ryt.iem of rnilmnd worth from S.>, progress he lias this fur made,
't r e e I m a ^ n m .,r a n d ^ t n - e l *b- M * '» ! • » « « « '
'l" rl" ‘: .................... . wave lengths, shift- Carlton. He will *P*'.*k :*• «l«e <'liy
Police deportment
lie spoke before’ I.1"<0 U lit,/.ell- era I reputation . air! a -coir
-imo.umi.tlOU
to #iu.n0 l»,»0 ii,i»tin and
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and
division
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broad
1
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the
coming
Presidential
campaign
in
powci
partment were the first to suffer
pointing out that mozt o f the state*
in Orlando Inst night, and .n«aid other point*.
,
operating
mate
op<
rating
m
n e than 1*11,0011 n,U<'S
will
he
dismissed
from
tint
service.
Casting time resulting io constant
the tightening up " f appropriat*
which have already acted constitute
ing
to
his
friends,
made
reply
to
l
ie
.
goveniiitenl'<
invertigntiaii
of
trm-kngc.
was
repurted
today
tu
{nan when the routiiiissioiiers mov- Assistunt Secretary of the Treas confusion and misery for the listCm lion’s charges. He Was intro ,S being coiidneleif thnmgh mtpiu v have been agreed upon hy powvrful very friend1/ territory. Others
'e d to save ff*U» a month in Hie ury Seymour I.owman, in charge >f eiier.
duced there l>y Colonel George • of the employ >l • l the jiirv panel. | ituli-.ciil exei-titive- after a xenon however, believe he can and dtu
first and »dt)n a limnlli in the se- dry operations aunuiuieed today.
The eoiiiioissioli today tool; un
|,>-liml el'.srrl |
.lidutsntt, preside,, of the Orlando ||,o defense
met hulls im- "»t ,,f niecllo*?* hi Id
figures to substantiate their claims.
Strict orders have been issued der consideration several plnn*
ond. Yesterday every oilier deJ
. _ . _
^ a
( 'I,amber o f Commerce, lie is re known, Imt •> •-• undcrsloc d tl>e door* m this city.
partment fell a victim to the ex- j t„ administrators warning them
The
aw.ee.meat
was
rcm-hwl
only
»ny event. Gov Sm th today
which the iv-diatrihut ion clause of
ported
to
have
received
“
uproaious
work
beucg
.lone
«-uhei
bv
nue
fire ||ol „„|y „ f rest riot ions ngnlnst
pi-nse eiittinir
cutting knife except the
t
applause" upon the presentation of the iminv pnvate tl. t• »•*•- win* nf;,, „ ,hr.-nt. ned break between has 2 4R delegates either pledged o r
department, which the « nmmlssionplaying polities" issued hy the the new radio net may he admin
1 „ree spousal
,.l a fifth ! instructed for him—with twohis
road, school ,,,,u
and 1taxation . t-rve lo* al law \ ,-i » «•* b> .< >rc*li- 1 1
istrred without eliminating long- 1
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H r,,n"^ ers decided could mil sefely Ire re Treasury, hut similar regulations istered
nil. I.etween Fast ami West. |thirds of the country yet to ha
picul
I*
itgi-tn >.
Closes F ift h W eek I'1" '* " '" . ;«..d he was f „
duced" by n single man.
on till- subject laid down hy the distance reception am, at ................ .
railroad o ff rials who lav Jheard from. This is sever mor«
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Spectacular z\nd | "•'• *rupted hy applause w hilr deThe da|e of execution of the Civil Service Commission, under time giving each section of ilm| ( ) jrank system. The Votes than he hnd on the firyt bal
u,,,nun ul |,,,f |,
l,ur already *- >n*
'I'tirlm leni
A c t lv it v
Stock fending lus record as chan
Commission's orders was set at which the dry machine operates. country. an equitable disliilmlio,
l
,euk
wa*
averted
l*y Otto H lot at Madison Square Garden fou<
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the State
mud
department
,|c, a ^ix tmuitl, sentmi. i i *"•.
Difficulties are expected to be <0f stations,
April If* because of the mayo* s
gain, a member , f Kahn, t.oeti amt' years ago.
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l-'ollowing Ilis speech here In tempt nf i "llH . ,- a iv-u t
I..»lit- ,
action extending the time limit for met in carrying out the orders, j plans for reallocations conlemt,y> bankers fur I
-.ml j The 248 votes already pledged
NR\Y
YORK,
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nigiu
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t"
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nine
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llm
ns
laterliv,
Agi-m•
paying ta-.es without penalty. It, since many agents and subordinate plate the setting up of national.
I „r instructed for Smith come from
hi- |i op- ,1 -yslciit.
1
|,v the middle of the month n tsu: officials owe their original appoint- J regional and local groups of *tu- When the closing gm.g of the . ew In- euinpaigll ill I’alall.a toim'imw -iia,b>w ihe nil \ *Iin* -nt.u.I i.illn- and
thirteen states and territories that
i.tiatKiiis
tiail
apparent
\t'l -i i
. . percentage,
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of taxes \s I |nPntw t„ political barkers. The l » - , lion, of probable maximum power * York Stock F.xi liange sounded at night. Friends here had not been jginal untispirn* \ O iullu
lv t.u' I Kalin railed another either through primaries or stato
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,| whirl! the agreement conventions have expressed their
j*
nay ),<, puiliully alwntdoned, th»* w|tich u flat ban has hemi placed *, hnnncls upon whieh these group ■I, wii the curt a a on the end of the imt I,,- would spend the night n* tiie* nipieme •••u*t. ha- 1,1. I O it w .< i i. lied It was sa il on seen*- Democratic Presidential preference.
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on political activity of dry agents.' of stations will nycinle at, n, l«- lifth week of the limsl speetiu uhu Sanford.
comndssioh luJicated
in * * i , edible authority thut the They are: Ariwma, Idaho, Louis*
d, 6 :il
, ronu-at or ttie •t»-1 » a**
Anti-political ^egulatiuns drawn e<h>ally apportioned among the and turbulent Stock market ever
.. The commissioners,-ranged fa*
I l,'0 , nils for four trunk lines, and ana. Maine, Michigan, Minneaotii,
ill |,(. gi-i at uii fa ally i"
to cm. u |,y Commissioner J. M. Doran five radio tones,
, ; me. and thut the plan as fiu- New Hampshire, New YorV7Nor0r
atfd.wlne in thfi*; l*atUe to
•ive iiiei*.inid w uien fbeing pgid from Und approved hy Fc*i<-utnry Mellon' From thlity lo fifty national
presented was satisfactory to Dakota, Wisconsin, Alaska, Phil
down R.He yUrtdie heitj
lit ot la I
For the most imrl. the violent
Mondnv' Irml -\s
, Under the plana. It is under* ippines. and the A’ irgin Islands.
’W ar city -.iwnWYy.r - W y "httue'dw . (.Mp. -An ofnccr'kliall not ufit- eluinneD. thirty six to fifty six
channels and four local u p r isin g in stock pi ces, wliieti ml0 , 1 mis)iml. ii i> i ..'onion know
expens^sof
<1. I.orees Delaware and Hud*
At the liigh |xdnt o f his strength
n, 'the
|nv x
a jmisw
- maintaining street
... ilis official authority or influence rrglonnl
ledge among the Vcl. Il .nil'll Do
R ig h t s and u flJr a conference with to coerce the political activity of elhanni'ln nif 4*onslueriMl HkC’U. ded about three lulli.01 tbdlui , t"
•io ,- a-«uied I., m yess to the in Madison Square Garden four
On
the
chared
channels
f«u
tinI
I'll
up
f.O
I
I
ih e valuation o f the ou tstand ing j
llli* )iir\ will be I'
W
Clyde Byrd, loco?.manager of the any person or holly.
U. I
veara ago, on the 7Gth and 77th
national stations there
would In slo c k s o f tw o hundred nr mure
ilnratfton .1' ihe 1 1 ial. IM'I* •\itiiti' •
Florida Power & l > l » t ( ompany.
'I tie agio. in. til u.aik.s n 1""^ ( ballots when he polled 3<17 and 3CR
“ This rule may lie
or violated
vaonreo hy
■•>
sllltlon
wav,. llength,
eg
A m e ric an cer| on iU oiis w a s iisliererl | SEWARD, Ala-ha, Api
Ii
., month \! -ftf *tf i Im'Iii mi«* vp
from which the city buys it* l'u: * o w n i n g , editing «r managing a pol •
lep lor*.aid i 'Ward consolidation. I
these same thirteen states
,
x dialing
I null
in uti''eriiiniiit«ns>.i and i.imstint.*
( IN S )— Delayed b> « loudy weali, ed I" tell t hi « ')*iul t It* >
ICo
In - i1 in
f ti lines,
|mr^t lull
»t iliun inul their territories gave Smith
rent, decided t» cut down while itical publieation; hy becoming a
f
ihe
hut
A
(In the rcgi 'iial and I"* »l <linn- tii.U'ly, without the sounding of* er, Captain George II. Wilkin.,
Wlip I lint IKt’il 11 tImt lin- » (Gil—vn1)'wit
way lighilhg and t«* snap " f f all candidate fm political office; l>y
Oil ipIMIOII HI I lo
i DIO 1-2 votes. Consequently tlio
nrls several asuigimuiil* would ■ Ii,,. (itrsiii which usuallx heralds noted Austinlilin explorer, .mil ln- would disqualify Gi, m H"iu - "m g ra Ii mid ys*•* ill tvoh
havk* Im' cii New York Governor hus made a
street lights uflor midnight _«n.l accepting or holding a position on
made
in
each
zone.
Dua
ppio
art,
ol
tiie
hull
eidiolt>.
p,lot, Carl Elelsnll. weir IndaV a
Select no* " f a mi . al— " ill maik x. i eking on for month* ha- tieen |
possibly altogether on- moonligh' u political committer' or by holding
(if K- ( -o vntes over his 1 0 2 1
Rarllo romiiiissiniiers are hope
Ii ml. m hiev.-d. Ttie InGi -tat. < inmene • jfttrft-ntrth in the same territorj’.
A- a imitlei of fa rt, tiie !•»»11
nights.
political office t<> which he was up fill that iisaigiinients may tie so ai movement <d Mar. lj*28 wkm pro1, I waiting a favnriilile oppnrtunity lo the fusl I* gal battle •■! »«* in
take o ff at Point Harrow on the Sexeial nii'litk- ag". '•"•
They threatened for a time dur pointed or elected prior to °r since
Commi-'.im. m..-l p."- mi the final |
ft ratio „ f progress—tf Ii
lo make possible tin iniol- aldy not Ion n n \\ at. l U l e r t . Imt
•
ft 1.
........I, , 1. I I l u l l
~
.
.
, in *m *1 I km
ing. the meeting to close the pub Ids employment
and t lie heat mg> I" "hahly ! f Ru
nmintllinPj in u,e stntcs stilt
in the prohibition laneous operation ot. from 2 It* *•> ,„ the counsel ehullibers e f t h e , o f eontuinplat.'d aerial expedition nvet •f the Supi <nip <
the North Pole to Spitxhelgen
fott to speed up lillgnlioli. adopted would require - \ months. The to act—would bp sufficient to send
lic library entirely but finally de
2 7 0 stations. I Inns call for sionil- ficials o f one ,,f A m e ric a '* gr e a te st
A two day silence, during whieh (| p0 |i,-y under wliirh the piv-iding minority stockholder* must Im> giv the New York Governor over the
cided to cut down the payroll by service.
An officer who spends a portion taneous broadcasting by from -'to •" i,V,|u«trial pioduiers, the General
pp.it
unity
i *i i.->»*• object ions
i|dtl Ittill
11\ to
In l-ai.M
il was enujeetured that Captain j„dge alone •|tte*ti'UPi xeiiireinen t»* (•t,ai |
dismissing the librarian and dos of his time in talking polities is neg
top ut Houston. His opponents,
50 national stations, 5*0 t<> I I " re Motors Corpmaton. The-e offieiuls, Wilkin* and his pilot m ight'have |h,.v , n„„. j„ i„ me box t ip p in g t v F if
f lh$*\ huvo any to however, nre not willing to concede
ing the library building ev^fy^night
lecting his work and engaging in gional and I OH local stations.
knowing
full
well
the
effect
of
a
*
already lauiiehed the hazardous ai.- coull„«.| ma\ petition the judge l" make, ami the int ivslx of Individ’ that the pace enn he maintained
except Saturday when it will re
Assignment of channels to *tat. . |a|.B|, buying mnveitieni di the
political activity, which will »'it be
journey
over
the
frozen
polar
wasmU
,.|
‘rtain
questions,
hut
ever*
,..u-and
.
ooiiuuuitie*
inuM
lie
glv
i
main open ftn hour or two.
put n ’nmn *|u»
r, ............
throughout the txvo-third* o f the
will he made mi a population ha- |st( ( l> )|f
curp"vatinn, never- ,
tnleratcii hy the bureau."
ten# wiih broken by u radio nu*Hhiijje , |h|njr lH |t.ft X\ith the iliM-reti.oi of t „ ron^nl -rulion.
They cut from the budget all
states and territories still to act..
si*. One plan provides distribution |l h l ,|liIl8 ^ftermined to g "
»«$•»
i
i
l.orce's
fifllrtrunk
line
plan
xt-n
s
from
the
famous
explorer
received
future appropriations
for the
the lieiu'h.
The gains that Smith has chalk
of the national channels to he us- (h ( |mll'.pt tll purchase a Idoek of
Simla.. ** dot me.I nt a meet ng on Wwineslit
tiie
army
wireless
station
lieie.
George
Hnitecr.
"
f
Fernald-I-aughton Hospital, which
fnled up in these states provide an In*
ed hy high power stations a*
200,000 shares of the Common
if The message stated that the <kx Conn el. plum l" rh:dle..ge tl. leg dux when Du lVnusylvnnia Rail tercsting study for the political
had been receiving aid at the rate
t
lows:
stock «,f General Moto/s. in ">dcr
|
road
definit*
lx
withdrew
its
mp*
at Point Harrow had become over ality uf this .ule
of $2,000 a year. They ordered the A s
calculators. Comparing the pledges
New Yolk and California
to i-ounil out the r holdings lor
e
IKirt
to
that
pcopoft
tion.
The
Pen*,;,1ary of Mrs. Helen Morse, citv
- \ geea> disadvantage will he tisylvaniu, lu x\ex i r, does support und instructions of the thirteen
each, Pennsylvania 3. Ohio. Tcxn*, |Diemselves and the thousands of hung with clouds. Inning Captain
Wilkins to postpone the take off impo-e.l on It ith -ides. Imt port lea
und county welfare worker, discon- 1
Illinois two each, MasMuhusett- , employes nf the company.
the four 11 imk -ystem whieh event* states and territories that have
tinned ns fnr as the city is concern
New Jersey, Michigan. N'oith ('inBuying of the stack hegan "t* yesterday. If the ch ild* depart, the I n i |y Ol, the defense, if xxe uie n»l unify i'ccaine neeeptalde to I.oree. thus fur acted in his behalf thla
ed. She had been paid $1,500 hy the
Crashing together al ttie corner olinn, Georgia, Alalinmn, Tennes Mar. third, and the first clay's *.'l- mesasge said the take o ff max la permiltril t,. question the jurymen I..... . h.ul planned a line to llu* year lie has made the following
city and $1,500 by the county. They Twelfth Street und Palmetto Avc see, Indiana, Wisconsin, Missouri. jvities boosted the stock 8 P"
made today.
directly." In; S'*1,1 *• ■•“ >- •Ut.U
West (the lit th trunk) to h form gains over his 1924 votes as shown
ulso stopped all the appropriation* nue shortly after 1 o'clock Ibis nf- Minnesota, Colorado and Washing- 1 t„ 143. It was nut unt*l afte* the
, ,1 tu the Wahash Knilivay. the j In the 77th (high point) tabulation:
_
. . ,,
.
. we can put uut txxn que tion.for charity.
^
i„. ,.i ,i.
..u. pei. mi
Huffalo, Rot hv-ti-r und Pittsburgh Arizona, fi; IdahorS; Louisana, 2ft;
ternoon, two care, one driven by ton one each. The District of Col- whole 200,001* had been acqii.icd London 1 ypist rvwmis i wil,
The three, commissioners, K. r.
This un,l Die Delaw’ari' and Hudson, or Maine, 7 1*2; Michigan, 10 1
ll.nl the puluh wil* i.fql.n ."ed
Mrs. R. B. Wright and the other liy uintiin would also have one.
Strait
Ol*
Gibraltar
»•»>
*».n
iim
tg
.
m
i.ii.ge..D
y
Ilnusholder, 8 . O. Chose and Frank Mrs. W. T. Wnnsley. were practiWhile modification is almost cer with the details, and tiie slm-h " a s
new pi net ice i- •ig" * '- 1 all existne: ^,|t,.ril ,, velx', tiie Lehigh Valley. Minnesota. 9) New Hampshire, 4
I- Miller, unanimously decided to
.
„
hux and I inti nil to tig " its **1*.. •(-,, , ..nimet the Huffalu, Rochester 1-2; New York, 2; North Dakota,
rally demolished and the drivers tain this plan probably will form felling arm.ml 105.
forfeit their own salnries until the slightly injured. After nn invest* the working l*asi,s for ussig.inieni I -While this important incident
C E U T A . MOROCCO.
'd , . it/, pliration m Da coining case vigor |
1 'iitsluirgh xxith the Delaware 5; Wisconsin, 3; Alaska, t; Phil
city can affoiM to pay them again.
( I N S ) — Miss
M i l l edes
gulion. Chief of Police K»y W il of frequencies to the nutionul sta |was without doubt tin opening gun
KmIuv ously "
.
ami Hudson,-l.uree nt one.time had ippines, 3; Virgin Ixlunds, 2.
f*ity Attorney George A. DeCottcs,
l.iilillnli's ty pist-sw iiiiio
Ow'en .i Rol'ert, spe* iiil feileial „ „ ngreeim nt fur trackage rights
liams placed the blame
neither tion*. The total number of station* |(1 ( |lt, ^i,1 ti hull nunket of Mat —
Four of these delegations arc en
who attended the meeting, volun
to Ik1 assigned under any of the yy|*r., 11*28, it xvas l>> on mean- the holds the distinction " f being tin „il , ,nsisulor, on the other hand ' wit)|
Pennsylvania. Imt this no tirely new to the Smith banner. In
.
first
swimmer
to
sueecssfully
nuv
tarily cMt his own salary from $000 driver.
longer exist*.
(,ivnt> the proeedtirr
Mrs. Wnnsley was going south plans depends upon the time divi- i nl0!lt important.
1924, ut his peak point, he received
,
„ ,
•■
to $500 u f * r.
sion required. Designation of th
Accumulating evidence i" » re ignte the Strait of Gibraltar.
mi votes from Arizona, Idaho, l«ou*
on
Palmetto
and
Mrs.
Wright
was
Undaunted hy six p.ev.o.u fail;
"1/ " ill speed things up. lie *m
The cominfssioncrs also chopped
elnsi. of stations will he determined action in America bus nes* follow
W INS ST V\
going west on Twelfth when the
tsiana, nr the Virgin Islands.
(Continued on page « )
by power and quality of perform- ing almost immediately "*• U*e tires, the girl swi.nn.ee entered “ At the lint trial. Hoover P "‘ "*•
_______ ___
$
crash occurred. Mrs. Wnnsley *
the
water
at
Tirifa.
'Spa
u
al
7:50
every
veniremen
the
same
perl
urn
heels
of
the
uiipiufitalde
yea*
for
nitre.
•
FPKINGFlFd.D,
1
1
1
.,
Apr.
ft.
POLICE SEEK CASHIER
car swerved from thg impact ******
IHHUKH W ARNING
morning and lury questions that the g tveriiment
... .
many industries tu 1927. had grad o'clock yesterday
crashed into a light pule, Jarring
reached the shore at I'uotii Leonu, .pj, „ud that alone proliahly added M NM Di- Anmnli^ KmigpUi af
ually
erjlstdlixed
bearish
senlnnelit
W ASHINGTON, Apr. 0 .— (IN S ) t V intersection ilghl from It"
P A I.A TK A , Fla., Apr. <). (IN S )
Sanish Morocco, tt 9 "Vloek hist |,, ,|nv „ r two to the trial. I have t It cagu seiiteneei to die ‘ in the
in tiie financial distret. and whole
po st ions ffor
|ir0 pnr*d thirteen questions
» r [j-el-ett ie ehnir in Cook County for — Police"tod<iy were seeking E. J.
—The weather bureau toduy order fastenings.
sale *lu.rt selling nf the mdq-trial n i g h t . Aided hy favmable CurrenU submission
m Uu* henel, which, in ; “ »,* death Of u young girl upon Bohannon, 28, missing cashier o f
Mrs. Wnnsley was slightly cut
stock leader* had been indulged in, anil inderatejy tempeud water, the
ed storm signals displayed front
every material whom he is alleged to huvo por the hank at Crescent City, noar
girl
crossed
the
27
mile
*t
retell
of
.........
about the fuee by flying
an '1
nut ftnly in Wall Street, hut in
ter. .ted a eriminal operation, today here;, following his disappearance
Pensacola to Tampn, Flu., because was
^ ^ taken
Wl„, „ to
...........
.........
.
her home by n P »»*c r
.nnst ot the s|Kvulutixe. . enters water in thirteen lioins und twett. f nl>j«>c-t relevant to inquiry."
in a stay of execution when the yesterday v hilc the state bank ex
of a "secondary" disturbance
S)u, vs0h driving u Chevrolet
ty
minutes.
Iloover*
fight
probably
will
through out the country.
•
u us I ftOTpientu court allowed hint u writ aminer was poring over the hooka.
the
Louisiana!! const.
moving t ^ ; , , Mrs. Wright was shocked by
The Rotary Club won its first
ll„,ng om*.
«b>'
error und supersedeas.
Bohannon was cashier o f the bank
only last week in
north* eastward causing strong the smash. She was given i\r*taU round match ngaimt the Kiwanis
lo(Kl Menaces
menaces ivicu
Flood
Rich challenged
Gang
ljcadcr
To
Die
eoureo «'f a mnnslaugliter case and
Club
yesterday,
0
to
3,
in
the
Civir
southenat wind, this afternoon and
coach. '
-I
Club Golf tournament on the San
For Slaying Mayor TehnL’ssee Farmland the presiding judge upheld it
tonight.
ford Country Club links. LeRoy
MEMPHIS, Tern... Apr
heat Amos, Pulcstmi heat Powell
SPRINGFIELD, ill.. A p r, d .~
und Epps beut Myers for the Ro (IN S )—Charloy Birger, fo.mpr (IN.S)-'-Thousnnd* «»f acres
tary and Hutchinson heat Stevens leader of an outlaw gang »" South* uqble farmlands w!H !*• under wut
r . the
. u. only
,..,t., win
Dio Kiwanis
Kiwanis cm Illinois, Unlay lo>t Otiottwr er by tonight In the White and
f,,r
win in
in the
n
AVTfiN A DEACIi
YORK,Fifty
Al»r.members
< l.-t(!N B
_
Of
mud of hUi fight t‘» escape the gal Spring River valleys lit Arkansas.
DAYTONA
HfcAi.It. Fla
llu.,* Apr.
.»t
t NEW -------of)rr
the|<Uk.
Union column. *. •
*.
.
,
Next week the Rotnriun* are lows when the supreme court da 'About 4 ,0 0 0 acres have already it— With tlnrDnytoim Beach oreim Elaborate preparation* are being
*•
, ' „ v " , r.u. condition J. M.' made Unlay r.T the funeral «>t. gue Club, including El.hu Root.
been
flooded
hy
the
r
»ing
waters.
scheduled to meet the Chamber of llied his motion for a reheuringCAMDBIDUE,
Apr. » • The high court at the Fcl*. term Rain has been falling steadily for Wh e Fh.rida horn Philudelphii..., Chaunccy Mitchell Depew, di.ting will go to the church in a body*
Commerce in the second round. The
/rlcnds and relatives
(IN S )— A VpecJai session of the nnd examining his roadsUT, which Chamber drew a bye in the first- aff rineil Birger's conviction and two days and farmers in many 'Vilti-ls to send driver Ray Keeclt Cuished statesman, financier and Depew was the third oldest member
uX thy auJU- ..Uizho4*.-\Villiatu. -T«.
Middlesex County grand Jury was the prosecution said he had cleun- The teams will he matches us fol deuth sentence in Franklin Couuty sections urc moving put the.r live lifter ihe world'>. uuLu. speed record l roil mod uxtxuUve wlu* died at Lua Manning, Bishop Ernest M. Stlnn*
stock)*.
J—
of 207 milt * nn hour iirhl* Triplex j home early yesterday in hb* ninety
called today to he.**r evidence in ed with chlorldf of lime. A burned lows: Moiling (C of C.) vs LeRoy and unless executive clemency-is
and the Rev. Rolin H. Brooks will
Bnteayillc, Cotters, Newport ami
cantp in N'aiick was searched with- (Rotary), Pittman (C of C > ve extended, Birger will- mouht the
car Saturday afternoon.
j f ° l,rlh yr* r': .
, , ,,
the case o f Fjredfcrtek Hinman
Black
Ris
k
are
In
dongcr
of
l*eipg
.N*. charge will «>e made for w i f i
huneral services will be held to officiate at the rtiigiuo* rites.
Epps (Rotary), Whltn/»r (C of C.) .caffold at Benton Friday, Apr. 13
By order of Governor Alfred R»
flondrtl.
The
local
weather
bureau
Rnowlton, Jr, youn*; Fromltiqham ‘ V K 5
nnooro.
me
i"
cm
i
«*«*••*•
m
i,|
the
i.eliet
tu.rn.w
morning at 10:30 o’clock
ly .
. I « r . •> v> Pulcston (Rotary) and Dean (C nod pay with his life for the mur,
ih ,|mt the 1500 at St. Thomas' Church, on Fifth Smith, the flags of New York
der of Mayor Joe Adums of West however, said thut the Mistls»lppi (|f '
business man, ’mcr Jred of the bru v^st Cambridge Juil. Young Kn0'V 0/ C.) va Stevens (Rotary).
which went on u rampage last horsepower Triplex will negotiate Avenue. Burial will be at Peckikdl, State's public buildings wer*- at
tal slaying of Miss .Jurguei.ic U- .
-hnWMi no concern over his
.
Today the legion team und the City, 1(1.
half-mast today, as were the flag* r
Spring will be affectrel very little, nt least 225 miles an hour. Frank N. Y.. the homo of his youth.
ahe'lo Stewart, teacher-supervisor plight!* declaring hi. ‘ nn'.ccncc.
Lions Club will begin their first
on all the buildings in twelve state**und
will
be
able
to
receive
the
EUROPE
BACKS
DAWES
Ilis hc«t$*biwken wife, Mr*. round match. The players will be
Lockhart American ch*»ph',v who 1 Numerous noUhlcs throughout
of Beverly.
.
A
of
the New York Central Railroad.
high
water*
of
its
tributaries
sat
With the evidence admitted by
wu, injured in the Feb. trial* Is .the-East will attend the .erxiee.
matches as follows: Chittenden
Depew
had
served
the
railroad
*
.
authorities to ire fUmsity circurnNEW YORK, Apr. fl.— (IN S )— isfactorily.
(Legion) v* Markwood (Lions).
„ pec„ a , .
..o - j.;
aixtv-two years a» couas*l, pn
stanilai, state officers spent the
If
European
opinion
had
it*
way,
Herrings (Legion) va Connelly (L i
new
wt
____
FORT
P
IE
M
.K
—$50,0C0
lime prior to the session accumu
ons). Speaker (Legion) vs Stewart Vice President Charles G. Dawes
wou^d'wln thc Republican nominat* I White City School building nearing week or tcu days liter.
lating new evidence, searching for
J Mrs. Dcpew al her homc here to- dim tore.
%
(Lions) and Chapman (Legion) vs
tha murder weapon id camps and of his secret tsyata with the Bexer
ion
for
President,
completionBeyls iU on s).
*
■
cottages in a wide area about the l7 teacher. v
roadside spot In Concord where
' 'v,
t .''-I;,'
V: ’ '
■
,
. ' A * l - x . - 's.,
WASHINGTON, Apr. «. (INS*
— Radio brondensting went under
the x-ray ngnin today, preparatory
to its semi-annual major operat- j
Instituting a regime of
inn. Ilroadcnsting experts from the
tig h t-fis te d economy, the CiWar and Navy Departments, Bu
tv Commission yesterday a f
reau of Standards and private in
ternoon ordered reductions in
dustry, met with the Federal Ra
C ity exp en d itu res w hich, it' is * v/ u i n - m
dio Commission nndestnrled a net*
estim ated w i)l to tal-m o re than I
----ia l Issues
Dc- diagnosis of the disease whieh has
$“ 1 0 , 0 0 0 a yea r. T h e ir action T rea su ry O ffic i...
..
k was th e im m ed iate resu lt o f | d a ra tio n T h at E v e ry Man kept radio in a constant state of
Dr. Foils A. Hathaway, chairman
i t he c it y ’s fa ilu re to collect
On D rv Squad W ill Be hired
f m ore than OH per cent o f th e ,
W hu'CakesSItlcslnCam paign heterodyne-fever foi I Itfee years. of the state mad department and
A dozen times r.ulin lias been candidate for governor, who is ex
1027 taxes which became della-,
auc.il April 1. The majority " f .,
I WASHINGTON,
......... .
, Apr
. 0.— (IN F ) laid out for diagnosis and as many |)Pt.(W| tu answer eliurges mnde •*tlieir money-saving measures wil —I'roliitiitinn agents who partiei-1( | I1U, 9
has been nation wid.> 1gainst him a week ago-by Doyle
FEDERAL AGENTS
RECEIVE ORDERS
TO SHUN POLITICS
AGREE UPON HUGE!
MERGER OF LINES
VIOLENT TRADING
OF STOCKS SETS
ALL TIME RECORD
ST......
“"'T.*’1'....!Noted Explorer
Australia D e l a y s
F l i g h t Over Foie
Women Are Injured
Autos Crash At
12th And Palmetto
Rotary Club Wins
Its First Round Of
Civic Golf Matches
,
Grand Jury Will He ar Evidence On
Accused Slayer
Elaborate Prepared, ions Are Being
W S s a m r d iy
Made For Chaun cey Depew Funeral
School Teacher
■ i f e t t y r s t a s r - ; it t
ft-or'«**’**• ^ •
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—
m
m il
T ill
It. it
i froth'ha? V n y jflw jd . up
Apr. |
tlon. Ih h fo opinion, /t. J g. YFHght •By police at various Rod fieadquar.
' fbr nine
said morals cannot be legislated ters. lie urged that teaching chi!old W alter Colllna today
_
SLM U VIM Into a people, ito -sald all Uw.vidren.to obey and resnect.the laws
dragging 'thu Lincoln Park"!]
mukt fit Uie times and good'laws, of the land was the greatest n»W E N
tional defense need of America to*
all times.
when police . expretacd the
..
. Judirc. Wright said h« tidluad day.
that
the boy, who has been nfa
,
Giarence
D.
Chamberlin,
tmnB
(CftBBiidSB^from-page
1
)
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i
(Continued from page 1 )
Preceding Mr. Evsn* talk,* Mrs.
the remedy for legislation inspired
I
1
for nearly n mdnth. hnd lieen j
’
A
tlantic
flyer
and
noted
through
an
n
merohir
o
f
the
state
nssenlhty
repeated laughter and applause by gold was in the ballot. He said Annn M. DuForrest ond Mrs. W.
froht the audlehCo with her tales the right to vote was sacred nnd E. Wntson-led the audience In tho of New York and ns SccreUry of out the world ns one o f the most nnped and murdered. The lao f Oriental merchants- as found In should be so exercised. In the jud repetition of tl>e ''Salute to thu State.
skillful of the «lr men, hns been ncar t *'e c °IiiriB home.
,.
ge's otiinion, the majority o f o ffi Flur.” Following Mr. Evans, Mrs.
'> By D atfr'j. Walsh
h pace. I f they teftly hare Infield the bazaars.
In 1872, When he was 38 years retained by the United States Rub*
ORLANDO— Florid* Public M
- latvmatlonsi Nvw* Rcrvlce
wcaknc«»e«, these will become mor< . One story concerned a high Brit ce-holders abu men and women A. M. Phillips sang a solo and then of ngf, ho ran for Lieut. Governor hen Company as a consultant in the
ish General she took shopping to trying to Iiv4 up to their oaths to on encore after repeated applause
development
o
f
airplane
tiros.
i ‘ Hpvrts Editor.
.
vice
Compnay offers to pur
Apparent when Cnyler and Wllaon the basaar. She stopped at'a per
from the audience. A fter Judge on the ' Liberal-Republican ticket
the people.
The Company has embarked' on Orlnndo Public utilities.
N * W Y p R K , A p v S— I f * « 1 y decide, to step heck Into character
fume seller’s and the merchants
He praised the various civic and Wright’s address, the Lake Mary but was defeated. A few years he- nn airplane tire program which haH
speed'could b,. mode to mean any*
•This, the;- must inevitably do squirted the officer with nil kinds patriotic organizations for backing Orchestra played several select fore he had been confirmed United for its object tho development of work wil be tho use o f U.>
thine more than It usually does, unless wo have misjudged then* .if perfume Then, the said the of
ions, Miss Margaret Cowan gnvc
thu
defense
program
and
..
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i , M
ill U
' I I Mm
Iday
IH »
W
l'^ IU lir M
iU
Ifor
WI
States Minister to Japan but hod al'piano tires constructed on the plane Tires on the long tot.
which l« approximately nothin*, those several yeni?. Nobody, foi* ficer went
vent to a a to ffm w
work tlu-y did In keeping.alive a recital, “ Your Flag and My
most scientific lines and an active the United States he is not.
declined the appointment,
tbo New York Giant* and the Chi* example, could expert Cuyler'tr- found
... , hI*
M t V r o t S f j i n d Flag," nnd Mrs. Julia Tackach sang
sales effort to place them in a con Ing. This tour will take him tk,
.ar Horn him us fmssllde.V M p |ntl^ .
t„ M lhc meJnbors thp "Bceesilonar nnd encore. *
j |He then become counsel for the spicuous position on the market.
cry Statu in thfc Union. Hc will J
—— caco Cub.;, would fitniro todav to maintain his crazy pnec of the first
.Mho told of me«*tjng C o lo S c l",
^ A rr?rietrn i***lcin ’that »th« y . Mn..^ OvviiVs.' sjCccfi ’ jaat^H tht New York Central Railroad. His
fourteen
game.*,
during
which
h
<
Joseph A. Fauchcr, anothor well vote a considerable part of hit |
make a t’wd-club mrttter <*f the NoLaw'iTnie, pie kM year-idd b.nglish- j worp tht. ^nU,i<?rf. Who Itmdtf the jIom’J twp days in which lilic^spfliki* idiillty in railroad affairs won hint
known flyer, hns bevn appointed to acquiring Hatn, nnd will L
tional League event this season sfoivil no less .than twenty
. twt
n
^ f t ! world safe for democracy, r.nd Am- a number o f times in the s.'hools n high place in the world of trans Manager Airplane Tire Sales. •
This pnir Is running riot through, nths. rct twrntyslx hits for rift?. nan
in .close touch at all times with t
jtifl In-fore various civic cljbs on portation. He became President of,
Mr. Chamberlin's first actiVo Tire Dcvelhjimtnt Department
Its cxIlIMfch schedules and With; ‘.one total bases, socked seven horn,
tho
New
York
Central
In
1882
and
pab.lotic subjeatrt. Among .'those
out miet-Hon bolh of them are ynnls ' ninr, and batted ,43d. Mentihm** mafi was called the “ Itarrounird !
. 5
* n°
held offices nnd directorships on
>,»H-ycnd iHc rd^t o f (be field In tluv Wilson was potting six homers ir ving of Arabia.” She said he was thann< il tfu* lawyers and'thelt* cli- who called "on her at the home of
many other roads.
Mrs.’*
Holland
u
Dean
In
.Mayfnir
cnt.s
who
had
circulated
the
petition
mhfcev o f Spring development,
* his first twelve gomes nnd hntilm i successful leader in spite of* hi'
He was president of the road up>
ulotday
nflornoon
wc^c:
Mrs.
F..
taking
Ids
ro-olgctonn
to
tile
bunch
That pons for both leagues, too,! .GRI. How could the Cubs go w nnr ,*outh because he dressed us an
til 1808 nnd from then on was
I).
B.iliv
Mrs.
Joe
Ball,
Mrs.
.Wai
of
the
'J-'Inl
judicial
circuit.
a.i the Yanks, Senator* and Red with that kind of hitting h*hlm Vrnb and knew all their customs.
Bolh Judge Wright nnd Mrs. te- Coleman, Mrs. George C. Con chairman of tho hoard of director?.
'liliiiiii'iiiminiiitmi.'
Sox have fared poorly or not at nil stesdy nml sometimes brillinn' She told o f meeting him on tlu
iiiiimunminmiit
He was jilso president of the West
The fnct is they couldn^l ^ t i ono day in <Airo. He war Owen were introduced l y Mrs. ger, of Oklahoma City; Mrs. A. P.
in tbel- Inter-iengue series; the pitching?
" *'*“
Cnnnellji. Mrs. Lee Coimley, Mru. 8 l;orp ltuilrnad.
Ath'.etlcz nnd Itrowns linve dour nml didn't.
:re*Ec'<l in ’ Arab cost time and she John i». Lcontu'dy. Who hud ohiirge
In 1885 he declined election ns
Fred Dalgor,- jfrs. F. M. Davfson,
clever
of
the
program
and'
was
responnothing about which to ring the
T bf Giants’ streak o.
irked him If he bad just ridden
United
States Senator. He nlso de
Mr*.
George
DeCottes,.
Mrn.
A.
3s.
j
pong in the old town bcl'ry nnd the j strnight was brought up to ilnt- »vrr from Arabia, He mid no. he j sibl • for its arrangement; '
l)oForrest. Mrs. Clyde Derby, Mrs. clined an appointment ns secretary
”•
l-’ollowing
the
opening
o
f
the
Tigers. White Sox nnd Indians hove
have yerterilny
victory o\
yesterday with nnotlier vie
iai| come by plane from Damanof State in the Cabinet of Presi
been occupied largely with Minor er the
Senators. Mr cus nnd that he bud brought u |program with n march plnycd by S. It. Dightnn.
...r Washington
..v
..
dent Benjamin Harrison. At thn
And
Mrs.
E.
A.
Dougins*,
Mrs.
the
American
legion
Drum
an-l
Gmw certainly has the ball c>ue wreath of the Kaiser’s, which hod j
Lciiffud outiflts.
Republican Nutlonnl convention
icen a landmark there, to the inu- Bugle Corps which attended in D. P. Drumirond, Mrs. Frank Ev of 1888 he received 0 0 votes for the
Compared with *he Giants and moving along, nnd if there is auy
ans,
Mrs,
Ernest
Galloway,
Mrs.
full
uniform,
nnd
tho
playing
of
.
Cul»s, th# champion Pirates and the thing permanent about the n-cen* «cum of Cairo.
Presidential nomination.
cx*ehnmplon Cardinals have looked hitting of men like O’Doul and Go* | She described in detail the cn -1the Star Spangled Banner by the J. C. Gibbs, Mrs. Claude Herndon,
He was dclegate-nt-lnrgc nt the
Luke
Mary
Orchestra,
Frank
EvMrs;
tl.
D.
McCall,
Jr.,
Mrs.
K.
1
1
.
ry of tho victorious British and [
simple Immense— like a flat foot Imn. the outfit is niiide. However
Republican
National Conventions
In a florists wlndsw. The Pirates, t*l| bo polite and let some one "Is1 \ral> army into Jerusalem nftei |nns. of Lake Mary, in a short talk McCracken, Mrs. L. P. McCuller, i f 1888, 180fl, 1000, 1004. He nom
Mn.
II.
L
TorkinB,
Mrs.
James
.be officers had dismounted from explained the purpose o f the nieet
iis/a matter of fact, hnvo funtlshed try to nnswor that one.
inated Harrison for the Presidency
l ! = i
heir horse- and automobile?.
ailing. He said that national defense Pittman, Mrs.“ W. W. Potter, Mrs.
All 1 cun venture is that tin
i. M
nliitj
most o f the sustenance for the
in 1888. lie served two terms ns
Samuel
Puleston,
Mrs.
W.’
M.
Scott,
d u ty , record o f fourteen victories Giants turned lose two nine inning old how u British army cook was i '»»•«»'» defense against-all enemies,
Mrs. J. G. Sharon. Mrs. Calvin United States Senntor from Now
,iii Uieir fI *nt sixteen exhibition pitchers n few days ago In Renton the first soldier to enter the City i thoae within ahd those without. He
Teague,
Mrn. J. D. Woodruff, Mrs. York /State from lBU'J to 1011.
games. The 1927 champions having nn Henry, who nll«wod the Sena vhen he was searching for c g p i! t»M " I witnessing the HarcoTVnn.
Ha was !» m In FfceksMIl, N. Y „
David Thrasher, Mrs. Alexander
been knorkwi o ff for live straight tor* only three runs over eirthtecr ind how (he populace attempted to w ttl riot in Boston nnd deploh-l
in-Apr. 23, 1834. Ilu received his
Vaughan,
Mrs.
K.
II.
Berg,
Mrs.
] th,‘ flKl ths‘ l « delegation of -Id
innings, which is pitching this tim» •.unender to him.
up.toi yesterday. •
,
3. A. degree at Ya!c in 1 8 0 0 ond
She told how sho saw a pii- u r e , ‘ girls from a nearby college look J. N. Whitnur, Miss Alice Caldwel',
litis performance might conic as of the year; thnt tin* club is hit
was honored witj, a degree of DocA.*
Newman,
Mrs.
Fred
n
a
building
erected
by
the
K
aiser!
l'«rt
in
the
demonstration.
II**
sn.d
;
Mrs.
U.
y more acceptable to McCar* ting far over its collective head
nr of Laws by his nlmu mater in
and >hear I T, Wilson, .v .
-x.
lt: happened In Sept., instead nnd that Roush is ready fo* tin in his honor, which portrayed him he raw a dozen fights
1887.
’
-,
nfterwnrdr
thnt
thrr*
carloads
of
And
Mrs.
Wallace
W.
W
rght,
ttf'.kfar.. but it . M prrttttt* <fair\v season's ojaming for the first timr n company with Matthew, Murk.
A t the tinio o f bis death be was'
Luke and John, and another pict-till active in the affairs of tlto
enough ilia Spring spebd of the in*jfears. . __ j___
It would bo strange H the Ginnt* irc in the same building of the
uany companies with which he
won after trading Horr.nby for Kaiser’s family and- the Holy Earnvas prominently a ffiliated.
•
ly. She told how tho star she was
Luke
Mcl/uko ’ and his M other
*rut Jlack -Wilson have gone on a
Any m a n w ho. d o es w ork th a t c an b e a c
Mrs. tt. J.. Holly, Miss Mildred IIolwearing hud come to her from the
hitting dthtuch and tills added to would it not?' No, Gregory, R
c o m p lis h e d by e le c t r ic it y is c o m p e t in g
>*, Mrs. Ben Cantwell, Mrs. Earle
w ith d ra ft a n im a ls , ra tin g th e s a m e os a
fKttllcnl pitching, has sent the wouldn't be strange at nil. H would lefeated Turkish general, who
when he found his men wore starvi
iones, Mrs. Edward liiuc, Mrs.
m u le o r horae. in all except cap acity.
Cubs careering -along at n mud 1)0 almost a miracle.
ng surrendered to the British brTheodora l^mgley, Mrs. Alfred
O
n th e fa rm os In industry, e lec tricity h as
- r i ■ ■ a-i ■— * ■ — — — — —
•ause they provided food. She said
«ce, Mrs. W. A. Ix.-ffler, Mrs.
c h a n g e d th e la b o re r fro m a pow er u n it to a
•he British roldiers built a shel
Jrant Wilson, Jr., Mrs. Raymond
d ire c tin g , re sp o n sib le h u m a n being.
ter of palm branches to protect
•'ox, Mrs. George Harden, Mrs.
I t ’s a p o o r a n d u n s u c c e s s fu l fa rm th a t 4
ohn Lronnrdy, Mrs. L. P. Hagan,
•he defeated officers from the
stHI uses p rlm lta tiv e m e th o d s . Every y # a r(|
Mrs. Irving Lsiucks, Mrs.^ Edward
blaze of the sun.
ttS&UN
fin d s th e e lec tric service In s titu tio n s
Markell, Mrs, John Muiseh, Mrs.
In closing her speech; Mrs. Owte n d in g th e m s elv e s to serve m o re fa rm e rs , ]
lohn Mcisch, Jr., Mrs. Frank Milsn urged thnt every* means be em
to lig h te n th e ir tasks, a n d to h e lp th e m I
er, Mrs. Endur Cur’.ett, Mrs. R.
ployed to bring more voters to the
b e c o m e m o re p ro s p e ro u s . ^
\ Maxwell nnd Mrs, William II.
polls than the 4H per rent which
Cool Cloth
E le c tric ity s u b s titu te s brair^p
usually <-H'ts its ballot.
.Vhltten, o f Brooklyn.
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‘ •‘♦or braw n on th e fa rm . ^
Suits
t
.
•
Circuit Judge
Wallace W.
Mrs. I^onardy today extended
K fc^rV
i is* <r ••
*
1"
the appreciation of thu local chap
presumed thnt America will sur Wright preceded Mrs. Owen on
BY BA V Ifl J. WAI.HH
U jc Efccfrirify Your Cheapest Sertxlrtf'
«‘il
ter of the Daughters of the Amer- j-owt*
the
program.
Ife
talked
on
I
i
w
Inlcmstionsl News 8 rn*ica
vive this one, too,
icon
Revolution
to
nl!
thu
organEnforcement
and
National
Defen
Thnt being the cose, they will c
.3 .*
;- 8 porta Bdltm*
V
zations which participated in the
l\\
'N E W , YOUK, Apr, B.— Just one naked to appear next nt Chiengo on se. During his speech he urged
nueting
nnd
In
the
City
Manager
that
love
for
and
respect
of
the
Juno
1
,
2,
3,
where
the
survivor
o?
a f the tiiaKse* now— the great or
George H. Coirnes for the use of
Place Your Order
the Canada jannn*Cuba seres will 'aw must be taught to children In
liinmimiiiifimiiiiiinilJ
.^m iyy ';m'*<•«*, designated from
‘ he auditorium.
nnd the
he ready for the American zone he home, the school
Now
rllrht to left by tlioso who are rich finnl, Japan nnd America generally •hurchei.. if the people of Amerand thoso who only hope to he— a.r*> esteemed as the pro’rfable Am tea want law enforcement belter
in the future Ihuu it is today. He
Aiherican lawn tennis is about to erican zone finalists,. I f ,wc w !u
•aid law was thc’ result of the best
bogin th« todloiiA back-trek over thnt one, we then can start for ththought of all ngeft and that all
scone
of
real
show
down,
to
wit
the trail Ihal all but -champions
law,--, in the United State* are hnsT a k e T h e E le v a to r
must tfovdl. It’s a long way to Europe.
cd
oh
tlie
old
English
common
law
51K
F
irs
t N n tion al Bank B u ild in g
Bv
thn'
time,
too,
be
will
be
uti
'-I’ aria, as Herr Hohonzollem d'soovered, so AmericA will stnrt to- to the war t'me strenvth with wh^ch was handed down by English
T, Hunter, nml perlin; ' - 1
day-from Mexico C ’ty, one of the Frenri
rules of tho contest lining that all Dirk Williams nnd Geovee l. >**
*•*4*35
Davis Gup challengers must tnke nd<led » > the soo-d. A* - " i f -iii '•
Vim*
• '" " ■ 'n o ,.
r-nr’
the worst of it or tile air, in the J*i r**mpe •• .1 ,if T Men. W lm -r At
Ton to Tuelee
Jishn, Johnny Hennessey, Junior
order named.
Dollart
In line w tit thnt idea, the Amor. Coen nnd Arn-Id .lone* and i:
i*nnv-'t<!dtn. which for upward of i oiitjhi fn* w or-e, ,-ti i h - 1. *.nyh-(W
eight years lolled nlmut F"i*eit. they i\-en- good cm.ugh in 'iirv ’vi *
M O 9 T
Hills nnd Germantown wllllh ewnit lhc trials »t Aogo-in. which v.-n
S
T Y L E S
more
I
linn
I
.nit
mold
do.
It
might
ing-tlie.advance is new miles, into a j
foreign country and will begin its have been loa modi f<-i tin- • ••in*
m lA flz l /
AiOk
^ ^ sira
r» .
first round matches tomorrow at wlmt elderly William.-- too. Hun
On altitude thousands of feet ter. of course, h. l o-.gs «.n any Am.
above sen''level. This ’ ( the only i-r can t’-ain.
A>—oidiin.- to l ie :ii” i >iiti> : I !<•>;■hrsak tho Mexicans figure to get.
^
_________ a
at that. Unless .uir tt-ndis Inn fall "i>. T ’lden anil llenntts-.se> will jduy
on nwny fifty per cent. Tllden ei *li>- sini’ les tomorr-iw n il on th<
fje could w'n this round match in t)»*nl tiny with Tild n urn! .I"iu-s >
teaming up for the doubles. Hen*
their street clothes.
.
' Jl'twevcr. the event is rnlv n iiessey has been th* stand-out
foothill of the long upward climb singles man of ih<* trip, ns his vientteat, hut
Before them. I f tlu-y take it n lories over T'ldcii
stride, they can look forward to when nnd if th? team oualifies fo* |
Kansas C ty, which 1 understand ilie European invasion. Hunter w!P
Is one o f the things you do to that ho nvuilublo as Tilden’s partner
toyvn. I f successful against Mexico, in the doubles and ns u definite !
they -will play C.hina ni the mid rival for both Tildeh and Hrnnes
western metropolis on May 24, 25 «-y in tb>- singles. Th's irin fip*uri*«nml 2fi. Laundrv hasWnts wont In- to lienr the hnrdm of prod' for lh^,
permitted on the courts, so it is Amerenn invasion.
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B a t t le A c e H u d k in s
KNO XVILLE, Tcnn., Apr. ft.—
(IN K )— Halm 'liutli lias bit two
other regulars of the New >ork „ lHkjnil> U|p s ,.hrUhka w|1||p#%
•Yankees ure whaling Uio hall, hut
r pitching haa resulted in u will clash in u ti-n-i'iund chumpioti'
r string of defeat* for the •hip bout !ic;*e July 1 U, promoter
Jim Mullen unnouiiced today. Walk*
world’* champions. They got four
teen hits yesterday.
Including •r’s crown will he at stake.
Tornt.« of the contract were not
Ruth’s second lionier o f the season.
.. W l Nashville pounded Bhealcy nnd announced, but it is understood the
Moore nnd nosed out'the Yanks in "toy bulldog" will fighttSn a per
centage basis. Tho bout will be held
tho tenth, 1 1 to 1 0 .
at Soldi* ' h Field. It Is expected to
{TOSS u gate of 12,000. Mullen an*
/.CH AR LO TTE , N. C „ Apr. 6 U N B )—The Washington Senator nounsed he would scale his prices
i Jaunt - win thslr four remaining 'rom 92 t » $ 1 0 a<> “ everybody will
games with tho N e * York Giants have a chance to **p the show."
to capture tho Spring series be* The promoter says the match Is a
tween-the
fiuha. The Giants; i* ‘natural’’ and should draw welt at
wthatng thoir Meventh straight the prices.
- - -<*nio at OrottjviUe ya-tgr
they hod overcome a seven-run
IV thale it four out o f five from
‘cad by scoring eight runs in the
Notional*. Led by Llndstrom,
i clouted four hita Including a •bird inning. Tho Robins will enthe New Yorkers batter- leaver .to spuare accounts with the
Crackers today.
erf Griffin and Zachary and took n
If to 7 verdict.______
K ANSAS C ITY, M o,. Ap*. .IU~
flNKJ—ChIcn*ro,a- Cubs wen* «•>'
IN T A , Apr. 5.— O N S I Vuncc. IBwiklyn's moun> today to bunch their final cxhUi
ition series of the trailing season.
nee, h-i« tempcrorlly lost hi* cun
Tho Kansas Cty Blues are the ex
JPiur. If** was touchced for aieven
pected victims. The nruinx have
h 't» In five Inn'ng* by the Atlanta
won
14 out o f their 1 0 training
here yestewUy and the
gamti to data.
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greater
K
Mustrk>usNcwChrvoIer‘‘72”
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even Chrytler. It haa Jolted
the public** preconceived
notkma of what Its money
should be able to buy.
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once on your feet* nud experienced the economy
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want FLORSHEIM SHOES, I f you are not wear*
in g FLORSHEIMS you owe yourself a pair.
T
tfr k i'X .ttS Z s - .
subject to. current Federal «*rirv
paym ent*.
Now
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C o u p s . $ 1 3 9 5 i T o w n Sedan.
$ 1 6 9 5 i C o nvertible Coap# W *
Experience for yourself the
thrill of this brilliant per
formance. Chrysler enthusL
' asm Invariably follows
the realization that even
•1000 more than “72”
prices does not get you
as tbuch In perform
ance, In quality, in style.
In value..—
Are
F l o r s h e im S h o e s
rits i N «w **72** Pries*
lllwsfr(e«s
a-paMcngcr Coupa^twith
— Twom i ), $15491 Royal $ •«**»*
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$1595 I Sport
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mm). $1505| Foar-pasaengcs
72 miles and more per hour.
75 brake horsepower. Accel
eration that leaves every other
car behind. Vibrationlesa
smoothness that only a
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRID AY. A P R IL 6, 1928
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LOAN
On improved City property at 7 per cent. .1 to five year
straight loans on residences.
8 to 20 year loans on good
business properly.
SANFORD BOND A N D MORTGAGE CO.
BROOMS-BROOMS 39/
W H IT E
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G R A N D M A ’S
NAPTHA SOAP
o n p o tato
Potatoes, 10 lbs..................
PU F F E D
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RICE & WHEAT
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L IB B Y ’S
PER C A N
CORNED BEEF
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A Perfect MeyonnaUe
f
Japanese Potato Salad
f — given oh page 10 of our new recipe book. How eegerly
your fatally appetites will respond to this new way o f
irepeaing spring ulada JuiVsend ua a poat card for our
ree book of 98 recipes.
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T A L L GLASS
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NEW POTATOES
BEE1ns
CARROTS
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Irish I’ntatoeH, 10 lb«. ........
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Pillshury Flour, 24 lb. Hack
Pillsbury Flour, 24 lb. sack...
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48c
9c
25c
43c
Maxwell House Coffee, lb..................
----—------------------Chipso, pkg......................;.....
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Toni aloes, 4 cans No. 1 ....................
Hox Bacon, Kingnn’s Sliced
Fresh
Vegetables and
Fresh
W e Deliver
White Bacon, 2 lbs. ..............
Baby Lima Beans, lb ..............
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Black Eye Peas .............. .....
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We curry a full line of fruitst and
Vegetables
Fruits
Meats .
Phone 7 4 7 -W
We Deliver
106 S. Park Ave.
Phone 672
Phone 788
117 East First St.
Inaiat upon other Premier Foodc, auch aa: P r e m i e r
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G REEN B EAN S
Y E L L O W SQUASH
EG G PLANT
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- Specials for Saturday
31c
38e
25c
1.29
9c
7c
3c
46c
Bailey’s Cash Grocery
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T o n g u e , P h b m ib r C o f f b e , P r e m is r C u
24/
PEANUT BUTTER
T T 5 each an «u y — really delicious war lo make your
A tiled* different. That’* why you’ll ute this golden
lood—thia tangy Premier Salad Dreiting. For today’a
uucheon or dinner, try
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Kingan’s Box Bacon,............
40c V A LU E ,F 1»ER POUND
DRIED PEARS
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Corner French Avc, and Hughey St
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SUN DRIED FIGS
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SATURDAY SPECIALS
Sauce.
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117 MAGNOLIA — QUALITY..MEATS AT LOWEST PRICES
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DELICIOUS HAMS FOR DINNER EASTER
& PRODUCE
PICNIC
LARGE SKINNED
H A LF OR WHOLE
POUND
POUND
CENTS
SLICED HAM u>
216 E. SECOND ST.
BEHIND THE BASKET BUILDING
O PENS S A T U R D A Y M O R NING
Choice Veal
V E A L POT
A complete line of fruits, produce,
poultry, butter and eggs
OPENING SPECIALS
POUND
POUND
CENTS
WESTERN POT
ROAST OF
California Cauliflower, 2 lbs. 25c
String Beans, 2 lbs.
25c
Fancy Table Potatoes, 10 lbs. 31c
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs. 24c
California Iceburg Lettuce
10c
Winesap Apples 3 lbs;
25c
Australian Brown Onions, 4 lbs.25c
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POUND
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Western Pork
CENTS
CENTS
FLORIDA PORK
ROAST and CHOPS
on
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MELONS, VALENCIA ORANGES A N D GRAPEFRUIT.
PLE N TY OF NICE MILK-FED HENS DRESSED TO ORDER.
NO CHARg e
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KING VIDOR,
FRANCES ALDA,
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Metropolitan Opera Star
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“ While directing‘TheBigPtxtafle9
I smoked 'Lucky Strikes/ It is
wondcrfulto find a cigarette that
insures you against throat frritation — a condition jfrom
which film directors arc bound
to suffer.”
\f'y
" I prefer the Lucky Strike Ciga'
rette to all others because of
thtlr unusual flavor. M y pleasV tire is not marred by anxiety
for my voice.”
H T '-.k -.''.
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made of
mild and mellow
Ch&Ynpion Billiard Player
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cream of
the choicest tobaccos
r
^ o f I ^ o a f k a s ^ n i : FftSPe
‘There fi^othing’quitclike a ‘Lucky Sffike
cigarette. It docs not impair the voice, mu
gives the mental relaxation so essential ti
carry on.”
the crop
properly aged
tT,hc slightest cough or throat, irritation c
might be fatal during ct close match. On
this account I prefer Luckies as a steady
diet/\ i l a n u v
• x v i c i * ' i' . t ' # ' f t
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blended
extra
with great skill
No harshness
IT'S TOASTED
not a hit of bite
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VINCENT RICHARDS
3 ( ; f A U t G. WANER,
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F am ou s
Pittsburgh Pirates
WJhfl'atn very fond'of the excellent
flavor and they keep my throat
dear and do not affect my wind
MOlt >fri Ihe least.”
,
r;u/ ir riv’r
1928, The American Tobacco- Co.,^^nafaqtjueWr
Tennis Star
t
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•*l smoke, only Luckies-thcy are
mild and mellow, ami cannot
possibly irritate your throdt and
.my tvM is always in spUndid
Nb Throat
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PA G E W I T H .
THE SANFORD H ERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. A P R IL 6. 1928
The pan t’<>» (I I)era id
- I 'u k iu lr il r i f f .
Chauncey Depew
DON M E L L E r s VICTORY
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Architect
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A wrist pin knock is a tlungd1 signal nil too
often
neglected— your motor can be
wrecked by a loose1pin. If
you are travelling fast at the,
time you will be lucky if you
do not ram on approaching car
or one parked by the road, or
hurtle into a crowd.
A h we get it from Secretary
Mcllon|tho reduction must be re
duced. i '
d people will be glad to
uU J-'ons Ilatbuway will
it? tonight.
(rJjnda-erichaiilmt-nt. and
only thing We’ye been
xfHM-fpr some titr.c.
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. Thelllon. DoyV Carlton sicnm
to be frying to niukc highwaymen
out oT the mtmbcni of the Htntf
road' (Wipurtment.—Leesburg Cummerciaj.
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in Silk
The Times-Union refuses pub
lication to pews stories of the
Doyle Curiton meetings und speech
es. It does got editorially advocate
or oppose any candidate; b»tV"U
xeprinta -on-ats saditoriak page vmty
those pros comments whiefl arc
favorahlr to Hathaway. That is the
Tiiiu-s-Union's habitual way uf
“ supporting" a candidate.
The Tampa paper*, although v ig
orously supporting Carlton, print
hi thnir news i/dump* aiTOiints of
the
Hathaway
meetings
and
speeches.They do not permit their
editorial preference to close their
columns to the news of the cam
paign, which must include the
^uytcrmuws and ae Whiles-of- Bp can
didates.
And that is just the -difference
between un “ organ'* und u news*
puptr.
MCINTOSH— 13 cars cabbage
shipped - f«im this section during
.
* % $ m
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Ensembles
Cleverly fashioned in sliin line modes which
" lal'k * 6 Insight o f popularity this Spi-im*
l|iese printed silk ensembles impart an air of
distinctiveness to the n earer that is not so
easily duplicated in garments at such.reasonable prices. •
Hosiery for ,
» Easier fciiTta^ le Ntw shades in
sheer, semi amL service ■
weight.
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Cc(,automobile insurance here
covering fire, theft, collision,
liability and property damage.
Easter Novelties
nml
Cooked Food Sale
SATURDAY
In l im iG jlf J ’ irst Strci|L
l^fgglyW igglv Store
G.A.Dreka and Co
A . P. Connelly
& Sons
DeLand Fla
Ksttildihlii-d ItMIK
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FORSTS
Some but
to many.
A “Blowout” is all
ritfhl now and then
if you are
speak
ing socially,— But
it is not a pleasant
thought to
dwell
on if you refer to
your
tires.
same
Fisk
Tires and our tire
service will relieve
you of worry and
distress experien
ced from neglected
AND NEW SPAPERS
.
Properly adjusted wrist)
pins break at times, and |
make trouble. Insurance |
will make good your loss,!
both for damage to your
car and to the person or
properly of others if in
volved in a mixup.
A Friend Of Florida
ORGANS
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IK7H
T h e Latest
ibout
Yist Vins
[e British empire on which
aun never sots is "ruled'' by
■rt who weighs 150 pounds.
[G eorge got himself weighed
he British Industries fair at
Ingham, Eng., thu qther duy.
[Wcpigaiy who saw Aha weigh.-.
relUMd Jfi aUhmit to U herself.
she
dear, no, thank you!*'
you!
med, backing-, off. She is
r above or {NM°w what she
i • queen' should weigh,
ear that
wa^pi***.-wlaike-.
Ledger. Havr you ever been
lanjalu^Hldjs etgh what she
r ^ S s a u g h t to Weigh?**' -
S a n f o r d . R ealty' Co.
One Of Florida’s Leading- Department Stores,
Don't forget the Hathaway meet
Is leading for tho Governorship at
this slime, thourh, and will have
Catta to boat. Itato to believe
that* wwy, but ‘ such is such—:
Coeifr Trltjune.
Forest
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do
The Manufacturers Record often lias nice iimut* w
ateut Florida. Since the boom it^ editor, Richard H. Ivlmonds, has never failed t<> come to the front m defense ol
Florida. Writing recently of the excitement of lJ->. u
said. "The boom was a tremendous advertisement tor tin
whoie Southeast beenusu It made the nation discuss this
.With all due resjiect to tlm gen- section as never before.
Florida not only advertised it
tlemsHf from Kmslmmec. It ls‘ self, but it advertised Georgia. Alabuma, and the < arolinas.
ImposMblr to
get the
point and stimulated ami stirred the people of the whole South.
of viifr of the pernor, who henr*
Mr. Edmonds goes on to give a very good idea mPp-hal
Ruth Bryan Owen speak and then
resources Florida lias upon which to base a glorious inline
vulcji for Joe Senr*.
|He comments TlrTeTTy *m*TTtlr climate and then s:i\s .
Whfn u mnn has been tried in
"Florida's resources in its fishing industry are a great
nffire'und h«o nueccedetl, it ia ln*>,i source of large wealth.
An ocean am: gull frontage ol over
to rc|um him. but when- lie tms lu.ooo miles, and inland rivers and lakes leaning " i t h fish
been found wanting, it in best to
I for local Vonsumption and for shipment elsewhere, nevei
look 4’r another,
vent away, and, therefore, never had to come back.
"Florida's growing luiidieriiig interests and all the rami
imeay Dopew rctunwil North
on. It is always hrst fur fii-atioiis o I this industry anc, the i .creased alteniam that
;n to wait until April show is being given l<> forestry have remained at home anil ii e v i
ve melted the winter snows had to come back.
leaving the r-uushim- of
"The splendid hotels whic
there for purmaneuey. Some
Wilhavo nu |>er»onul eriliefsiu to fore the town-lot boom. Some
mukrj of thune who bet on horse come of that boo.n. They an
raeesj but we condemn the hypo." went away, and as the yem?, gi
risy Jf the man who seeks to link a ted prices put on some o f tl
fiod avitli gambling in the same justed, the tide of tourists will
platform.
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hotel facilities ol Florida " ill I
ever-swelling tide of people
II Hoeney says that when lie seek to escape the biting blar
mrctl Gene Tunney, the champion winters, and busk in the sum
now there's been a fight goities o f Florida climate. The
i. We don't doubt it al all. Rut
stay,
and ils grow Hi \\ill In
•y won't know much nlmut the
in
wealth
and population of tlx
until tio reads about it ill
the ever-growing desire o f the
apura.
from cold weather and seek 1
M rs Rosebud Hudson hint been of Florida.
aeleijed us "Milts ''Chattoliuochie,
"Florida’s wonderful system of highways covering
the Queen of Chattahoochee county.
whole state not only never went away, but has kept on
Now* we don’t'-tntyw us w,- would
wanf to la- known ns "Miss Chntt- idly growing until that state lias become known nationnhouflioo" rw n if we were the for its superb roads and therefore il is a permanent ;
ot measureless value.
prettiest one there.
"The Florida of the orange grove, and the grape
tsldent_ M
u
m
* ‘Of the
state grove, j.s still there, and lias never gone away.
Every
[ UBaociatiou -sujd recently: it is increasing its acreage in citrus fruits, and as its mil
ry hotel upenatbt* i* aware of
icious proppgai;J* and adverse ing system Is developed to make more eertain of sect
c sentiment ,‘ tlup
exieted the best results for the growers and the best o f orange.*tor the , misu-nier. the demand will illcrea:
1st the hotels aftrr the buuni. grapefruit
/feeling has .been changed rapidly as production.
he allitudi- o f the public now
' I lie Honda whose soil and sunshine combine to ti
e of general kindliness."
this the vegetable garden of the nation is still there
never went away.
t'ifrdidutes for Governor uf the
"Florida is here to stay, here to grow, here to cornu
SlntO are filin g liruadilides in each
othe). r o lls is taking ii out on Cur
the ever-increasing attention of the nation, here to i
son, Carson on Cults, Hathaway on thousands ami tens of thousands uf well-to-do people
Cnrlfon and Curiton km Huthaway. the great rich ami people o f moderate means who can fit
Old aCutts is a campaigner. Re this climate renewed health ami strength, ami win a lo
nirndicr how the election turned out
laat*lmc. We looked for Cults to bo life thereby than they could possibly have hud if they
bultfin count mun. but he was neai not caught the joy o f spending a few months every wii
the pop. Wu believe that Hfclhuway or a lifetime in Florida.”
Dc
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Chicago
1’gnd buinblu;
mgs taken in U. S., Raids— head
le. \fby f o n t . ! they haqg 'cn
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D cLand
after did not miss n ono until 1924 when a slight indisposition
prevented him from going to Cleveland. He nominated Ben
jamin Harrison for the presidency, and seconded the nomin
ation of Theodore Roosevelt in 1904 A t one time he receiv
|*1« I* ■ incin
hrr ,«
f |h
<
*rr«a mt rirr«lullg>i, m ed ninety-nine votes ror the presidential nomination himself.
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Although serving his state in the United States Sen
4 4 «rrtlw
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n
d A
il.rrH
nr»t* w
hirl,
rrqlilrra nr* ate for twelve years, Mr. Dcpew declined more governmental
r w
rw
bfr In a
n
b
m
it In
In 1885 lie declined an election to
r a
u
d
it
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iikarrliillw
i ofllecs than he accepted.
krdrr la V,rll) nt..<.l„irl
the
Senate,
and
during
Harrison’s
administration he refused
if 'ITrlrruiB
lIon n
aw
rll a
•tiara* m
r'hoil..
an appointment as ambassador to Japan, and nlso the port
folio of secretary of state. Only once was he ever defeated
JR ID AY, A P R IL 6 .
for office, when he run for the lieutenant governorship of
if: v e r s e 'ro T T t o d a y
New York in 1872..
•
But
far
out-doing
his
career in politics wus his success
S A ID :— As ye would
should do to you, do ye iu business. A t the time o f his appointment to the embassy
icjh— SL Luke 0:31.
in Tokio, he was offered the position of general counsel to
Ifc?i**HeIp us. dur Fnth- the New York and Harlem railrond and it took considerable
right by theo, und then persuasion on the part of- Commodore Vanderbilt to turn
us to
The place to build your home
Untiling, .Cr\Ing Shipping,
' i d Storage-. ,
I’linne 108 1 ‘ ** tOI’ fe ^ > d Hi
4irtm.fr c ;. run. m ihr l'«
inaturhl for
brothers.
Loch Arhdr v»
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TRANSFER
q u ic k
EDITOR ANDT I'trm .ISIIEK
tires
that
“Pan
Out” at inconven
ient
times
places.
a nd
Combination
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W|ieeless & Welsh
Osk And Third
N e x t Door to
mber o f Commerce
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PAGE FIVg
T tlE SANFORD flE R A L D , HANFORD, FI.OR1PA, FTUDAY, APTUL €, 192>T^—
Bebe DanieIs;Stars
In Picture At Milane
FOKKEST.LAKE HOTEL
When Beb«, DahiHfcfceta her »nan
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Darling, Jack
he stays “ got” . .
sonville; Mrs. A. C. Roberts, Jack
Having captured .Richard Arlen sonville; M rs."W .J Creighton Lee,
after the romantic chaM’ over the Wilmington, Mass, C. G. Baxter,
hot sands in "She’s A Sheik," her Jacksonville; Mr. Preston, Jackson
last starring comedy. Tor Para ville; J. E. Nunnally, Jacksonville;
J. D. Bruce, Jacksonville; W. W.
mount, MlzaiDanlcU, retains Arlen
Baker, Jacksonville; W. H. Burton,
as her leading man'hi her latest * Jacksonville; T. L. Morgan, Juckpicture, "Feel My ‘ Pulse" which i sonville; S. Iladdix, Jacksonville.
Is nhownnt the Milan? Theater to
day.
And thus does Paramount ans
wer the public demand of “ We
Want Arlen" that m.s be?n going
up und down Headway since the
opening o f "W ing*", road-ahow
sensation of all time, in which A r
len has a featured role with Char
les Rogers and Clara Row. Arlon’a
performance In “ Wings", has made
him an overnight sensation.
The associate producer o f Para
mount pictures announced thnt Arle nwould play the lead with Mary
§ 7 ,DJL J. C. HOWELL
Brian in "Under The Tonto Rim,"
PROTRUDING AND
the next Zano Grey western to be
made at the Hollywood studio. This BLEEDING HEMORRHOIDS
An Orlando hmlnru h i m a, a*- 4*.
picture was made’ under the direct ••aair
In romplaiatna of hrmurrion of John Waters before product feulS, that iiruirudnl amt Kled a
areal Oral. Tfcrrr nm nUu n *rr*l
ion of "Feel My Pulse" started,
Ural nt |iala, kr bad itoor rtlaraltnn
The Bebe Daniels picture was di nail mb* truablrd nllk r«ia*Hpal1ea
llkr most al Ikur r » » n of brmnrr.
rected by Gregory’ Lu Cava.
bold*. I'b>alral r lamination ill*,
rlnuril aslblaa vrrr alanala* bat
thr pllra nrrr Vr»7 had, and Wrir
■ It Inn him a ( m l ilral of |inln Mil
I mu Mr,
llr n it altrn Ihr rr*ular nnmulant uarlbod lor M m iltM .brmnrrbold*, naa altrn our «i»rrlal dirt,
aad Intrrnal ntrdlralrd balb*.\\im>
In fortp-rlabl hour* ihrrr maa areal
rrllrt and kr ( t a t l l l l r Intprotrd
until nvm. nol otUr air hi* hrttmrrbulda aad rontilpalloa (in r, hal hr
rlnlin* In Irrl oar bitorirrii prrrral
brllrr.
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t ou ttlll l.r .tirprlard butt
■iulrkl> >»n ttlll (r i ttrll milk*
uni In** nt llmr frnm butlnra*.
Write nr pknnr for frrr rnn-
Qfflct !W*l^oni 141 MRS. FRED. 8. DA IGER, Society Editor Residence /Edc i?,
Social
Calendar
H o i will hava-.Ea.ster Egg Hunt
1:00 o’clock at Central Park,
■uxillary o f the American Le■ will meet at 4:00 o’clock at
■ Legion Hut.
■
SA TU R D A Y
■ dmiry Department o f the First
i l t i s t Church will have an EosI Egg Hunt at 4:30 o'clock nt
■ West Side Park.
.Handy and Easter egg sale by
B o r High P- T. A.
Hookfd Food sale hy Mary I.nmH h Circle Methodfat’ Church.
Hhlidrcn'fl Story Hour nt 10:00
Hock at the ‘library.’ \
8 UNDAY
B a ite r Sunrise prayer meeting
f l v held at the Municipal pier
M :3 0 A. M., und will be sponsorH j y the young* people o f five
^ ■ 1 churched
!W MONDAY
H h n circles of the Mctliodist
H irch will meet at 3:00 o’dnck nt
H following placet!
H v illic Me Gavoc c i r c l e meets
H h Mrs. Tom F. '••Adams on
K n c h Avenue with Mrs. Adams
H| Mrs. John Pearson os hostess-
With Bridge Party
H otel A rrivals
Sunday School Class
Meets On Thursday
Mrs. Tom Bolt entertained most
delightfully at bridge Wednesday
aftemon at her home on Eighteenth
Street. The guests were the mem
bers of tho Wednesday Afternoon
Bridge Club.
Gladioli, roses, simp dragons,
stock and sweet pens were lavishlyused in decorating the rooms where
the tables had been placed for play.
Tallies in keeping with the color
note were used for the games of
bridge and when the gfimes had
been concluded, the prize for top
score a potted plant was awarded
Mrs. C. E. Rawfion. The low score
pr|ze, n dainty hand made handkerchief went to Mrs. John C.
Smith. Mrs. William Knox of Can
ada, the guest of Mrs. A. W. Knox
was presented n lovely hand made
handkerchief as a gift from her
hostesses.
At the ten hour the bridge ac
cessories were removed und the
tables spread with embroidered
covers and refreshments of con
gealed frail salad, Mil tines and iced
ten were served.
Enjoying the games of bridge
were Mrs. Wiliam Knox, Mrs. A.
W. Knox, Mrs. Henry Purdon, .Mrs.
J. D. I-aw son. Mrs. John C. Smith,
Mrs. Lloyd Hoyle,* Mrs. Emmett
Hunt, Mrs. Howard P. Smith. Mm.
K. B. Me Craeken, Mrs. Charles
Cook, Mrs. C. E. Hnwson and Mrs.
A. W. Epps
TO PRE 8 k N T PI.AY
Methodist Young People Present
"The Light o f The Cross."
Tho EpwwrtK' Leajrue' of the
Methodist Church will present an
Easter Pageant at the church at
8 o’clock Sunday night. The Pag
eant vividly pmtrays the Crucification and Resurecttyi. Music will
b<» furnished by the Hl-Lcaguc
Chorus,
The c u t Includes; Mary-Magda*
Iene, Margaret Cowan; Hama, Lil
lian Thomley; Herma,. Rebecca
Clark; Latarua, Louis Rietto; Jos
eph. I^eon Vlninjr; Mary, Evelyn
Edenficld; Martha, Mrs. Enrl Kipp;
Nita, Maude Cnrrawhjr; Roy, El
iott ltotzis.
Batteries
$9.50
Guaranteed one year —
Rennud Battery Shop
no I W. Second 8t. Phone 413-J
■Mill
■»«•»
I• #<<M*mI
.
HINTS
Daily Fashion Hint
P.T. Association Has
Meeting On Thursday
n'!•**»
for
t
Womenr * ’
Those'uro tho new
est stylos for spring.
You'll find among
thorn while kids,
patent I on t h'e r s
p a r c h m e n t s",
blondes, satins and
tana. -Thoae.dilww
are for dress and
service woflr. T1}0
prices, you’ll see.
arc just T ig h t .
Children
In this store you'll find just the
thing- you wanted for Easter and
most reasonable prices.
New
styles in dress shoes for men, wo
men and children are now being
displayed. I f you haven’t seen
them come in and let us show you
the rigid shoe for every spring oc
casion. All the shoes, you’ll dis
cover are in the latest mode,
Those are just the
thing for tho childpen to wear Easter
morning and there
after. There are one
strap white kids
and patent leathers
with turned sole,
and patent leather
strnps and oxfords
in service shoes.
ugftiiJ
IClrcle No. 4, Meets with Mrs. 11.
ICh^ppell on Celery Avenue.
■Circle No . 5, Mrs. S. O. ShinBser, leader, hicets with Mrs. J..
I Martin, 2013 Wnttinglon Avcn■ Boll Air.
Kindle No. 6 . Mrs. J. M. Me Casll, leader, meets with Mrs. B. R.‘
ray,,715 West First Street.
Circle -No.°7r- Mra.- W. C. Hill,
ladfr, meets with Mrs. Vane?
vpglsss in Kom Court.
YCaster Services at the Upnala
iHrtem Church ut 3:00 o’clock,
lev. F, Kwenson, missionary of
lnntn I.utheni Synod will
;t services.,
I Sanford Choral Club will mert
Ir rehearsal at 7:30 o’chek ut
ply Cross Episcopal Church.
[Regular business meeting of St.
Lnes Guild of Holy Cross Epi*>
jpa! Church will t>? held at 3:00
I lock ut the Parish House.
I d . A. R. ball at the Forrest lake
kfel, Monday evening, April the
Ushiou u ihU’ daytime Irock ot iwt*U>
Hw
Y-ihapcd ojctiu (root h &\lta ui w^h a y w k
which is rat down the. crater surf
closed at the neck with a ftmll collar.
PUUs are kkd in lbt'att*cl>tU lower
trout ol the
dw: back of the
irtm being ja ooc piece Mediuoi sis?
mfohts 2% rank 54'in*h maurial b
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scruggs
leave Saturday for Washington,
D.
where Mr. Scruggs will he
»s:«H’iate<l with the government.
r
Dresses
tinorgottort, C h iffon s mill Flat Crt'pvs
At the slate convention of Par
' ml Teachers Association raccntly
held ut Sebriug, C.hulnota Parent
Teachers Association of which Mrs.
A. G. Wagoner is rhaimiun, won
the silver cup f»jr the membership
drive. Mrs. F. F. Jang .was chair
man of the membership committee
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Blackman of ■ltd through her-untiring effoits
Orlundo spent the day here Thurs thU contest wns successful.
day on business.
I
TU ESD AY
lEvehing Bridge party for niiitiIra of the Social I>epartment of
le uman's Club at 8:00 o’clock
Itb Mrs. G. P. Bishop, Mrs. Ralph
light and Mre. J E I!rouse as
I*tts8en
■Mrs. G. Irving l.nucks, Mrs. RobI John Holly nn’d Mrs, RoyFiank
■me's will (lnlertoln ut bridge nt
■ 0 o’clock at the Yacht Club honl*ng Mrs. Edna Fowler llopp.
Ip- I. A. meets ut- 3:30 o'clock at
le Old Masonic Hall over the
■sket.
[Concert by the Sanford Choral
pcicty at SiflO o'clock at the Holy
gos* Episcopal Church. Public is
■ diully invited,
WEDNESDAY
fJeany Spaulding Circle will meet
hh Mrs. J. A. Strange.
Minute
the
^
Las
Minute
Shopper
hapter Of D.A.RAVill
Present Easter Ball
c
These and mnny more
lovely thintrs may be
found in our shop.
i HEATH'
S A TU R D A Y
A Kytttry el tb* GoU FttUtl
Sffanurldn*, fruent
Tka KW*c—tki 64 1
with a pri«a #a hb
hand to Ua ghaal
\
Hats
Slii>s
Hose
Children's
Lingerio
Hats
Flowers
»
A
!%• da* wha wato
back to tka pw
Easter Frocks
Bealitiful new •frocks
are arriving daily. There
is a world of variety" in
the colors the styles and
manipulation of fabrics.
'M O N D A Y'"""'
' ,
• .b* the
OR H IGH 1*. T. A.
fat tha ' t •
iertol Bakery r
«
P A y ..c .a
Sorrell & Son
•Extra added attraction
CHIEF W H ITE HORSE
Cherokee
Indian . PianUt
.. Vocaliat and Entertainer.
and
Gap:e and other models with
large and small brims in a
Praia array of colors.
Shoulder
n d y
TOt!,B* Sold
*
■
■Tircle No. 2. Mrs., Loyd llrown
lilir , meets with Mr*. R. W. Tur■r, 2312 Palmetto-Avenue.
■Circle No. 3. Mr*.! W E. Haims,
Ideri meets with Mht. John Kum■y, West First Street and French
■ ‘Mpch interest is being shown
pnd pleasure anticipated in the
■Easter Ball to. be given Monday
Iwfning at Hotel Forrest Lake by
§ “,111* Harrison Chapter D. A,
|R. Mrs, RI E. Tolar I* general1
chairman and .la being ably assist
ed by Mrs. Rolland Dean, Mrs. John
W.‘ Meisch Jr„ Mri. Frank Scruggs
“ ffd Mrs,. F. :Mc Kenzle Davison.
Assisting In the sale of tickets are
M h„C «lvlriTeogue and Mrs. Lloyd
Boyle.
*
. . .
"i THe members of the Sullie Harriiojv aye noted for their cordial
hospitality apd the ball on Monday
evening W)H|be!especlally enjoyable.
P«tcr Bthaal and hla orchestra will,
furnish the music and during the>
ermlsMon ' dainty refreshments
''
The Shop Of Personal SerVice
For .the Little Girls
Our frocks for little girls and small
children arc in such a wide variety
of styles and gay colors that they
rival the flowers of spring in their
youthful beauty. Materials are
o f silks, voiles, cottons and prints.
Sizes range from one to fourteen
years.
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THE ,S»Nra3 D.tffiftAhP..fr*l
Celery Markets
SB L I S T S
to take over the work formerly
done by Dr. Frank Held, city bac
teriologist, who was discharged
following his arrest and confineippnt in the city Jnll last Monday.
The vacanting of that offire will
save the city npproxlmnltcly .( 2 ,IjOO annually. The ..bacteriologist
\rti* also city sanitary Inspector,
i The office nf city building and
electrical inspector was also ahnlilhed at a saving of ( 2 ,1 0 0 a year.
City Manager George II. Cairnc*
ill take charge of the Inspection
ork.
j The commission’* final swing
wns at the municipal golf course
v+hieh in costing the city approx
imately $7,500 a year to operate.
The course will, In ull prohabitity'
Ift closed after May 1. Mayor
ltousholder told the commission
tfiuy could sell tho course to Ed
ward Higgins for $15,000 and that
He would undertake to maintain
l(.‘ No action wn* taken on lid*
affair. Commissioner Miller sug
gested leasing tho cour*o but the
matter wtfs' temporarily dropped.
'I The commissioners will consid
er further steps toward economy
Monday and may jtossihly change
rjmc of the actions they have ulrady voted upon.
Bureau or Agricultural Hcom>*
m in co-nprralinff with the
VlorlHn Stale Bureau of Markrtn.-lt. HL CorWn,
Ixtral Itepresenlatlve
i
Announcement wan made yekter |
day of thP appointment of the Ilan* ■
dnl Eleetrie Company- an Seminole j
County Denier for Ccneral Electric ,
refrigerators by E. B. Randall,
head of the concern. Mr. Randal has
been the General Electric refriger
ator dealer in Volunin County for
some time and It wan through' his
service record there that h<> was
made dealer for thin count/. Mr.!
Riindnl) hna lorn in the electrical!
supply and Wpllpment business In i
Sanford for a number of years..
He plans to put «n tin active elect- J
rieal refrigeration.
dolphin lids morning sry* that the
wVnthor i* 5f» clear, Tlie supplies
arc* moderate, the demand alow,
nnd-mnrket dull. FLORIDA 1 0 -incli
crates Golden Self-Blanching nnd
Late Special both in tliu rough and
washed and prr-cooled are selling
at the following.price* 3 do*. $2.25*
2.75, 1 dox. $2.50*2.75, fl do*. A H
dr.r. $2.75 3.25, 10 do*. $2.75.3.00.
Governor Addresses
Citrus County folks
Belief
INVERNESS, Apr.
that Citrus' County will ’ be the
Second that he will Ipse out of for
ty four counties visited In his Sen
atorial race was expressed by Gov.
John W. Martin before leaving for
North Florida today. The executive
made speeches hero, at Crystal
River and IInnins>,ssa yesterday
taking hip opjioncnt to task for
dfempldintng about a “ political
Governor
EL PASO, Tex., Apr. C.— H N S) mrehlne" in Florida.
—The New York American plane Mnrt;n told two hundred fifty
people in the court house here Inst
left Ei Paso for Tucson and Snn
night that the Senator virtually
Diego thir morning at 11 o’clock.
admits defent by such a plea. "The
last resort of a defeated man is to
cry thnt he has to fight a political
machine’' the Governor stated.
“ The only kind of a machine I
D. L. Thrnshrr, one o f the can
didates for the office of clerk o f the
i Ire'ult court, has been n resident
of Knnfonl for many yenrs. He is
making n personal campaign among the citizens of the county in
hi* race for office.
S
UlCH M O ND , Vo., Apr. fl. (IN S )
lRfar Admiral James Oliver Hnrsotl, tJ. S. N., retired, died today
t hi* estate “ Shirley," near here,
t til* age o f 71,
found in Uic n r . "
Thc'nbtbMdbnd, H t pa* tank dry
borq a Georgia license number. Sev:
cral letie’rs were read to tho cor
oner’s jury, revealing that Mrs.
Cars olio and her Husband has spoilt
the winter at Limona, Fla. Persons
in Commerce, Ga., Mobile, Birming
ham and Florida cities were named
In the letters.
Police arc convinced that the
murder was emmitted for motives
other then robery, because n purse
containing $138 was found beside
the body.
IS APPOINTED DHAtRH
control l« (he tiulomobHe.Uial car.
r.c* me over Florida but tho Sen
ntor will think he has been threat
n threshing machine before ,tl
election returns arc counted. His
mti'n trouble is th a t. ha never has
faced a hard fight before and so lie
thinks he is in the grip of some
kind of phanton machine."
GETS VICTIM
BOSTON, Apr. «. — CINS)_
heat cbjio o f the year was m
today when Miss Helen Wnj
dr Cambridge, collapsed at *Ui
and Washington Street*. Sh,
(riven first aid and *pnt \
home.
1 lb. Butter
1 lb. Breakfast Bacon
Red Star G rocery & Feed Go.
21.1 Sanford Avenue’
~ «E A T
Phrm No 21
Quart Jar Pickles
............
29c
Specials.
SATURDAY
AND
No. 2V2 Can Sweet Pickled Peaches 2 9 C
M O ND AY
*»f > i ■ r
LeGrande Sugar Corn, 2 No. 2 cans . v25
J.
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One Bunch Of Celery
?
Early June Peas, 2 No. 2 cans.............25
Oysters, 2 5 oz. cans.................
.
.25
Free To Each Customer
Tomatoes, 4 No.'l cans ......... !...........25
SPECIAL FOK SATURDAY
Posed ale Y. C. Peaches, No. 2V2 can ..
CarjihiL'l Nut 1-Tyers, oath
Potato Salad, lb............ ....
tklffw Cakes
Sweet Itun*.
Hot Roll*
.20
Juliette W. G. Meal 6 lbs. f o r .............. 22
Juliette W. G. Meal, 12 lbs. fo r ....... ,
Halted Hint
l.unrheon Meats
Cheese
P iggly
W ig g ly
.42
Store
Fancy Head Whole Grain Rice, 20 lbs. 1.00
CASH GROCERY
Fancy Head Whole Grain Rice, 5 lbs. . .25
A rcade
Delicatessen
Pure Vegetable Lard, 2 lbs. f o r .....
T h e Taste Tells
.40
117 Magnolia — W e Deliver — Phone f»71
Which OjM'ns Sal til-day
A complete Line of Poultry, Dairy and Sweet Feeds on
hand.
Corn, Huy and Oatn.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Extra Fancy Bananas 2 lbs.
25c i
Apples, 2,/2 lb s.
25c
Tomatoes, lb
20c j
Okra, lb.
20c
Kgg Plant, each
10c Red Pitted Cherries
Yellow Squash, per lb. a
20c
Green Beans, 2 Ills.
35c
Iceberg Lettuce, per head
10c
Sweet Potatoes, fi lbs.
25c
Evaporated Milk
Cauliflower, lb.
20c
Cranberries, lb.
30c
...
Every A & P store is bountifully slocked with delight
ful food« for Easter-(ide. Fresh, wholesome assort
ments o f the best quality arc marked at pleasingly low
prices. Savings await you!
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Q U A K E R M AID NO. 2 '/i Can
*M
D EL M ONTE Picnic Size Can
i
W H ITE HOUSE. Tall Cans
|l
i
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L lIIIIY 'S No. 2 Vi Can
. .
Finely Tailored Suits in
Bright
t
You don't have to be an expert in,
woolens to detect the fine quality in
these smart suits. Fine fabrics and
tasteful patterns are hobbies with us
— and we see that tailoring, too, is of
a very high standard.
Single and double breasted suits with
two pair of pants and all the new
style details—the broad shoulders,
snug hips, new lapels, medium-wide
trousers, for men of taste. Full range
of sizes.
Y U K O N C E ltn * 15 Vi 07.; H o ltlc
F. S. Vcrnny nnd W m . Musgravo Props,
2nd. SI reel & Sanford Avenue
f
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J s 4 ( ) I )( j
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We Deliver
3 .1 1 (1
M ACARONI
Corner Sanford and Celery Avenues
1
1ILIJE RIBBON E V A P O R A T E D
i Saturday Specials j
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48c
Rice, whole grain, 4 lbs.
25c i Mayonnaise
Sugar, lbs......
34c
Milk, tall cans,
10c !
Milk, Small cans
5c
Fine and Coarse hominy Grits, 6 lbs. 25C ^
No. 2 Ckn Del Monte Peaches
19c |
No. 2 Can Del Monte Fruit Salad
38c
No. 1 Can Value Tomatoes, 4 cans
33c
Borax Soap, 7 bars
25c
Poi;k Sausage, home made, lb. ....
30c
Maxwell House Coffee, lb.
...
Soft and
5'
S tiff brim*
Milana and .
i
?4.00 to |7.50
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One of the New Styles
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For Immediate Wear In
S W IF T ’S JEWEI
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8 V i oz. Jar
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Leghorn’s
A & P
SPAGHETTI
Phone 115
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Bokar Coffee
Gatchels Grocery
j
Florsheims For Easter
Ha t«
Blue Bonnet Market
New' Spring Weaves andMany Models
Sauer Kraut
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Only ' “ the Fittest” Pass Tests
spectors o f Telephones
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HORRORS .OF WAR
WJTH BIG PLANES
TOLD BY EXPERT:
itt i i'~fs “sTiTS. i'ii
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build rind i>(*i•i'iit■ ■ a l.ri.lg. over
Hi.. Okmulgi , K in r. ip a- I it/gi'i
aid. Ga. w.is ' u :n * i 1. f i e llll".l
didge to,till
E l e n ten l O f S u r p r i s e W h i e n l s
M utie P o s s i b l e li.v T h e 1
to -ip| ip i . pi| i., w.>.l i ......... if i
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The
Eimlontcin
meet
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the. tough C a r fVeek, Ky., fiv© in | . The Seaboard Airline today s
a third round gam e today.
t.
cd the InteniUUt Commerce C*
Vienna, tin . leaped t i prominence ‘, mission
n
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fo r authority fo opet
l. *<Vt least six o f tin- leglljatr
by
t a m p i n g the
oridu aami
»y s'"*,imping
ine highly rntwi
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t the Georgia, Florida
n d 'AAlaba
ia b s
C H IC A G O .
Apt.
(IN S I
A i A M A. Apr. 6, -*
■ |” Will hit JtOO or heller.
\ ankton. S. 0 ., five. I- to _I, An*
extending south o f Bs
today other Southern team that is inak* , idpe Ctl thrmiRh Quincy
' ‘ ;:r ;
m“ " \
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Thu e W k e i ' lank like a hTting The Had lint! one 1 n
f i v e -for all iiiiMJe” being ing strong hid m r the title is Mize, j a|inhBsa©t. trv*f}ar*bcllr, F lor
"U u'ltrcl innocent unit proven , , ul) t),is year Max AV. -t, Uillv in tin
er.'lty, .t seems « hit unfair that |*hil.]. I'aul Strom! and Jim M - waged at the (iniveiMty <f Chiea
Miss., thi- (lath y ou.niet triumph- ,
Time; *
' v < i r e her pitching etnff »huu..l, fi(;)llv w llit w c„ rtbove
,:m.l go fur the hltersehola-tti h.t-ket
cd yesterday nve ■ Smith P o r t l a n d , _________________ _____
I e *•oiler M.sp.ao,, at tins par,tic , Knutkic Zonlle i ami Wnltei G Ibort hall »hampio/iship of tin* t lilted Me., 2 !t to 10. O ther second Pound
—
tilar time.
) may lie expected to hit perhaps States. That one hope is i maul eti results inelu^fd:
Bight now Manager
Hurt Nie.
n hasky naintet from Itii-t
‘ an.'
CU liert
.Me. Lht,Her than that
St, G eorge, Clu h , 3 0 : Purdy,
C IT Y T R A N S F E R
huff intends manning' ■ , " \ » W lM
A half d'lzen other Ka ' i. t in
(in the defutsive siiie, the'out
Tern.. 3 d;
& S T O R A G E CO .
have lieeji ' oi l t d I by *■' 'u
ra ami
vvi: ; l “ V t riV » « ^ 1 Sh?rr*A look looks co n n ,raging. The low
Grand Fork*. N. I*.. 3 3 ; W timing'
sm ith and Johnny Adcock, south
,|,,K
Western fives.
E x p e rt P ia n o roovInK w i
tep, N. ('., IT;
paws. Red Bales. Art Olsen, Hu.
strengthened In Joinin' J,m©«.
im p roved f l E U P O
pin
Bristol gave a iiohlo i-xliioilion
.-e'i IVtn-e and Clim ax
liletliei
u |lu "fields "m-.'.e aeimiandy a ei
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O n * m . Mo.. 3 *
S p a r ta n b u r g
m o v in g equ ip m en t.
Pitching S t a ff O f ^ ZZ'Zt*
East Fares Poorly
Crackers W ilt-JN’o t guardian o f first bone.
In Prep Games For
•T— Johnny Brock has no pour ns r *
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t 1 r r ’ii
Be Under Suspicion ,a teller. •
B a s k e t b a l l i ltie
i,,' lit handers.
Sometimes in technical scUnnts a '
practical joker will -nti-iiinr * pa ■ ,
id hexagonal iron rod for the picr«
nf steel llial one o f ' the sell " .4
cmlirto liliteksioiths is in make mi
a chisel.
As the -adMinue pirn
of metal looks exactly like the origi
nal. he paiitstiikinglv forms in*
chisel, heats if for irmpertii.g
wnlehts the Vnlors' follow radi
otlirr until the iilge»i> just llir
Jvrriprr shade of Mue, plunges the
• iron into a lank of a'af< r. and
proudly di'ptavs a Ion: tfs.kmg
rtiisil to the instmcinr
,
itut Hie in-irm "T, i tnovug bet
ter than In n ipt i,, .r-pe o im *■ ».
11leS It olll and 'Onll i nines li.li k
with a Idiititi 4 o «4 and with tin*
aduuitlitioil that till pupil shnlltd ti ■
itv iv r r and In siui timt to 'tarts
u nil the rtglll kind nl am k
I lie saim ini,- applu s wltgrewr
Above Left: Where various metals such as tool steel, brass, nickel,
product* alt fa-htnm.d
illdird, ill
silver, etc., are tested as to temper. Above R ight: Gill gaging die
tin modern "faeturv. iltorongli in
thickness nf mien blinks which will latci lie iplif into shrep. a
speclion nf law niati ri.il
Ha
thmix.mdih of an inch in thickness. Heluw View of textile labor i
lake a liack* oat Viet) fnr pill* III'
lory whcio !i6 difteicnt kinds of textile material
i n.m iin d to
inp fabricator or >c!luig
f>i "i
see wltctbci they measure up to rrpuitrmmt.x.
do«trtal plant' long ago I. ,nned
. ,.,i.
Itiai even tin most skdb •* nf • » 111 * ehaiii* d di*i tet*' andrle* 111<.d
af, *
, ’, .
men wnl kill
III tillIII), it I,|. lull
pat.oil- >l . unitnn pie. n • \J I'.'.n .
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liiiildings «
tlie 1" - '
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many nianufa«'turr‘l
me tc.-t- 10.1 U «n • «‘t ?C !•' iu>uu
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On
top ol
that he
throw* foster tluta
Manuel Cm io
envora left
field t kr
n mask aist
1*.
will get a good righthander from did.
tlicn llieiv has hern, ge: eial all
tile Hi lokl vu I lodgers.
Poole looks, like the heal ( 'riding ■ around impivtemunl it*
work.
thitside nf the pitching staff , ir!(t „ai.kl.,'
l v y (iriffllI
W ei> is an old fii.diiotii'il ball t aw';
on tier Hell 4 , Spider thinks lie ha . the !!>!!• Crackers, If (Jilbct t Ini. while Strand ha.- nuistervd the dii
a prniuiiii
lontender
pt iiiinrit I.>
mender, because. " . hit} the gene rahipin n» is i lui lie t ' oil act o f scaling Hie u gh tfield
the fnljowiug:
will 1m in tile big letigurs nr|vt *'f'id. and eati-hing flic.-, i»n Ibe V jn ;
t.
I. ‘ Best dt icin e oulfiebl in tin :year.
All in all, we Iced f >r th- CraG. ,
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SK K G K A N T SH OT
Phone B9G
r l l l C -VC.O, Apr.
a. <I N S »
liilie.- Sergeant John Chiskn was
and iwrliapa fatally injured
]„.u . tuday by one of th ic c gunmen
w ttoni he irfopned to i|U©ation
itinn on
the street. The men escaped, ^
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THE
Ralph W . TawsIbc
Mgr—
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In Sanford
A P R IL 6th.
Friday Evening
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•JOB N , M a p le A v e n u e
Hall
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All the liornus of a liiture u.n |u
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Ktiieiton, Hnglnmt's taneiiis r'mi
mamlor o f tin* hist Anti A i u t a l *
lltigutle in tlie l..,ioi' n \ ii I*,
fense, ii lie organized t he loim ,
ii*^ raid o.i l.ondoo I lux-© >'«**»*-ago.
Bombing uii|ilun<'s that will ris.
a g o a l tleu| tiigln-i than Mount
Kvrrest, and travel over 4110 mile*
an lie u c diving Inward' the ea.tb
at a speed of HOO miles an bmii .
arc among the astonishing |UX»|‘ J
liecicH mad© hy Colonel Kilim ton n
libs beak, ‘'Adventuri*» in Fix*
( 'nutiuenttr." which ha. tit-1 been I
published in Leaden.
Amuiingly Rapid
“ Future wars will be ©huructet
iz'-d by their amazing rapidity
Kverything will depend upon tin'
cicimml of xuipriae.'' writes Col
onel Eihorlon.
“ The declaratimi
of win* will Mynchroitize with tin*
departure of the enemy air fleet
from the capital city. A lit nisatcl i \
o f these" mipcr bundling plum**, abb j A^i
to cover 4,000 mllgi, non stop, and
carry four tons of bomb*, a* •
they 'do now, would, if successful
in peitctiiitlng the tlefensc's. spieatl
death anti dvatruction
severe
fotnin.
T|u‘ damage to pro(H‘i l i
Mtjulti he enprmoua.
the poison |
gases and Vapors -i©leased from ‘
©hemjeal ,bojnJ»s would rentier eu
tiit- districts untenable.
Colujpel Ktherton points out tlu*t
the eoutttries involved will lw at
F your newly-arrived chicks could talk they would say:
the mercy o f the aeroplane in th*
"D o not feed us until wc arc 7 2 hours old. W c arc
next Eltro|H*an war. which wiit
supplied
with lo o j during this |K*ri(xl by the remaining
probably la* decided
witldn aix
part
o
f
the
egg yolks which wc absorbed iuro obr bodies just
months.
“
before we were hatched. When wi; grc 7 2 hours old give us
“ Th© fn st bombing piano*, abba feed which will pro*
-----■ to travel nt not Ics* than 'l(M) tulles,
vide life and growth
art hour, will move in the skv at
vitam ins." T h c jc arc
a height of 3r>.fK)0 feet to tlkOttd
feet, They will , move* in safely
1 5 9 2 hatcheries which
tinough dense fog itt the Market*
say, "F e e d T u rin a ."
of nights. ,
T h e y know what it
Fought In Aic
takes ta keep chicks
“ I f gained by the opposite side
alter and growing. A
not Only wogbl the point assalU'd
new shipment o f Srartbe . reduced to a ga*-flooded.
cnaisherc.TgUushuw
WJtecked, amt brrmrrtp wm m lm t the
many'Bags you want.
mural effect wouldinealculalde
j
r ti ,1 ,
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with u population f l y in g from tindoomed nrea, h a -passed by fast
swopping airplane* dealing out
bombs, sprays and poisonous vu
pora with pitiless persistency. A f
ter auch a raid litUe would be left
o f a onc« prosperous city teeming
l,.
\ V U h ,lh e |J io c H ^ O V ttl
w ith life and nidust.y."
The immense height o f the fu
lure air war* will cull for *upe:
searchlights, and Colonel Etbcrton
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How Many Will You Save?
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T o be* present Friday Evening and hear Dr. Hathaway,
outstanding as an educator, road builder and Candi
date for Governor, discuss the platform upon which he is
running. Ladies are especially invited.
City Hall of Sanford
Friday
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« . Explorer Of Arctic
BeBeyes Meat Diet
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N O W A N N O U N C E MHnc.EU
K A N S A S C I T Y , Apr. 0.— (IN S )
The m erging o f the Western Soil
Company, of Kansas City, nnd the
Diomoml C rystal Salt Company, of
St. Clair, Michigan, is announced
here, by Du via Longstrvth, president o f the Western Company.
The uniting o f the two compan
ies, Imth o f which are pioneers in
their particular locality, will re
sult in one o f the largest salt con
cerns in A m e r ic a , ' according to
l.ongstreth.
- The W estern Suit Company owns
rock salt mines at Lyons and Kanopolls, Kansas. It also controls sev
eral refined and smoke salt plants.
-Thu United S la te nrmy wireless
station her.- today waited for s i g
nal front the plane In which C a p
tain Gc6rge II.. Wilkins, famous
explorer, will attem pt to f l y across
tlte tup of the world from Point
Harrow to Spitsbergen.
A m essage from Wilkins staled
that he m ay hop today on his North
P olar expedition, ‘ i f the went he i
permits. The explorer and his
pilot, Carl Eielson, have been Mint
ing for modulation of the fierce
A : c t ic storm s nt Point Harrow.
Because o f the smnl size o f the
radio sending apparatus' aboard the
Wilkins plane, it was pointed out,
the government station will he able
Li pick up m essagcs only under the L A H G K S T V E l t D I C T HNTEIIKI)
most favorable atmospheric condi
.SEW A UK. N.
Apr.
tions..
( I N S ) — 'Jud gm cntf o: $8 ,000,000
the largest verdict given an indiv
idual by any federal court jury,
M A N A G U A , Apr. 0 .— ( I N S ) — has been entred against Mrs, NnUnited S ta te s Muiines In Northern naliue H. Duke, Wiliam It. Perkins,
Nlent agu e nre preparing to ca rry and George, ( Allen as executors
ort their operations against the of the estate o f Jumus B. Duke, tieSumlido rebels
thrnugbout * the ceased tobacco magnate. The award
rainy season despite the handicap wn stlie result o f the hermnn Antito jun gle movement itnml the'added Trust suit brought by George D.
dangers o f jungle illness, according Haskell, of Dotson, president o f the
to eiWrrts current here today, ■ Ilnusrh Machine Tool Company o r
ing moved into N’ u tv u ,Segyvai.
Springfield, Mass.
Large stores of equipment m e lie
HENKV^ojS
n*** tcc
BIG S A L T COMPANIES
t p CHEEN
TPjio M a r k S t a n e la y S
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8rea& Goodness
Y ou know ns well us w e <lo
every business man whose chief aim
is to g iv e the public Honest Service
— meaning, o f course, selling people
things thnt nre rellnble nnd thnt
g iv e full value— is n v e r y big fa c
tor in building a good rcpnlnti m
You know that a community*
prosperity depends upon the integ
rity of its business interests ns »
whole.
If the business interests do imt
stick to the-line- o f common sen sc.
which is hi reality, f1uHinc.es Hon
or, in dealing with people, thru
the reaction is a lw a y s unfavorable
nnd militates against progress.
The thing thnt delights us n>* t
member o f Quality % Bakers i.f
America is our khoivfcdge that
there, are Id) of ns fa ith fu lly sen
ing PU communities t lp it.c o v r i a
very large area in, the" United
States, which represents olio-fifth
of the population.
We nre g iv in g — N O T A I M I N G To
G I V E — lift,(1(10,000 fieopli' n rim n. >
In get Quality Products even- ,Jr.•
in the year.
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FAMOUS, CROSS-STATE HIGHWAY TO BE OPENED TO TRAFFIC APRIL 25
It will Make
your Easter Dinner
Better
Czecbo-Slovakian Broadcasting
Stations Unite to Form Network
.t
tin is (
h .l'
it ii .1 >ia! " t r i ' i i k * * *
l i r i ' l l flls( ti\ r*t |«rj lit thi
Most o f these people,, xvc are, proud
to say. think so much o f the e rf <rt
; of Quality Bakers of America 1
establish fixed principles o f lm>i
ness in their respective coiminim
ties, and to give them continu nisi*
i products of (’ harncter and Qualitthat they are spreading th e nev
wherever they travel, that .tin
name
Q U A L ITY B A K E R S "I
A M E R IC A means what it signifn--a n d to look for the insignia m
tin w rappet- of the (trend they bio
T O TH E N O RTH
Fi h *• 11ho
\\ i • hly In Pill l u
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N E W S h i p s In t o r v l c c t
T li r 1*' tuh f 11»
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h-l " t l d i imillt1■*i. <11 i» •i • i t .til. * 12 TV
t I l f p 1 •I I i *Id1. ' i
r. itli u i 11 civet
t III* ;il . it 1 i l» p
V J C K S
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V..:«n
M & M
Volk
lh«»Vilti.8
f.iUr»
LINE
M c r c l M i l i U M in er* T ra n a . C o .
FRF.SI I DAILY
trom your gioirr
2 SIZES •ingle & split lo i f
8 0 0 i t Bay Si., Jacksonville
fM m *
4 V: HAfcTP IF * C O M * AWT
.'itMiyju
British Shipping Is
Reporting Gains In
Marine Commerce
T h * National T l i r a tu
over the air b\* tin (
handicap
rship by
he Mee
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d glade,
i! w a r .
rs, fr o m
of new!
ssion in
i*. Mantle
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through
tut dUI
ait inn in the
;e unite I
evidence
' f ot t (ir p i t i g t . l U l S
o b a s n t i K C »o n p a n v
ANOTHER “AT COST
INSURER FAILS
ll-:i I l-:it A I. W T O A S S O t l A I I O N
S H O W S S'itlll.liun D E I It IT
I I dent) SH'ingH and Atnahnin (.III.
■idn late Are Xfferted h)
<>i Hir i-.oiitii
] In
roiinrrt* d oe. .no . o
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at K omi <■ «lt-u tin. b>i<
cl,„,rfl ltt „ , r ,
o i t)K tl,, <*' I.«f I »** ,|tl' • *« i
Prnu Hr v* llli .< t al nip . 'i , m<i» the largr-t
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located m llrnn and it, Pi..t I , • . ,
ratetl at ..t/.i v*att* and ,*'*u ..at
i.pertivetV l|l- *r -l.ttloli* at,
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bv fhr i
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l-'uilarc
i:\iimimilinti made bv
e*t }11 v* lot It |s |,id, | I, if,, i, , i i n
mental Muii-ari ni |*,, t- ,, .| j . >
craplo
L)ue of the important tu t o r s in
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Huge Canvas Will Fains Help Ranger
K e e p Yale’s Grid l'" { ()ul r™**' !<
In Playing Shape l INllnT
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NEW
HAVEN,
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''iiin in g tmiav ami
.a tt.n .l i
— sf IN S I
11 a \ It mil t a salt m* ad
• iiws of New Haven, hu- b e e n i i b a i ,
doin',I by V nb- atlib-tii a n t h m d u e
as it mi air- ol keeping ill v Itir
playing surliut- of tin- laiiiuu., Jlu-.vl
here, amt tusleiu'. of nav ibt ttow I
will h, linetl
with m e i 70 ,00(1
square feet of canvas, now on tlio
way here Jimn Detnut.
Suit h a ', a ptiiilut'l turned out
by Hie thousands
of tons every
year, has been
used
sin* c
football lenilers at Yah- lc.uned
that a fuirlv dry giidtton made
a better -mi face (ban a s o g g y m
ice-bound'field. Hut Hit* present-day
leutfecs are t y iL n n the tiuv ,,! sail
hay is gone, anil tliev liuve o n lrir d
two pieces o f eunvus eitt-h ‘.'0 bv
,**e\ctiJ Unm'lltiil id it, rt> *d i
Vlilliubte 11u dt# 1 lands
Imv,
been
burned i n i tiiel *»- wi| l„ lic.ivv
\ iduatei i
i *• fi g li te r - and fore-1
• a n g el
I.., .■ been nideil bv Iwt,
.emit a irp l.tn tin I-•<it t •>i ^ tin j
iiio s . S ev era l
fin nthuuse» i ct*
1 I lisil i a lie, < M m lssiolier
.lolm '
I. ilium lb ,.i
.. I'm liter btisine**
i- to 1*1* ilmo- t | bo ula bv ib e I- cd
I i nti
\ utioii, bib* 1,1-ui an- >
V
i so- i.ition In • .ms, ni t ei i ive r-liip
i
lo ih i i limp th e ,i-i i ■:i ship Iit igat ioft a 1*
llleil at tt'i
'tile t i l f l i e o f tin
gatii/iilion. I, iliaunpolis. I n d , mol
1 Int i-ih'i t \\ v s,,ne. Indiana t.nm
missioiiei i.i iiisurullee, nntifled
Ml I.lllllllg .1 the I’l'oi eediligs.
In miilitiie
. |,|it* ing a bull up
on tin writ on. o f f o i i h c i husiueas
1 bv tin- i n - i n .o n e 41 -sin intmu. Mi
la m in g i- i of using to n o e w tlir
>i l l 1 1 ii .ili of mi Ion u y under vv hi* ti
, the m i:am hi u w as op erate d in
I bo lila. 11n- I ..i a e suv s.
T wo oilier i out i i its managed b>
I hi* E ed eia l I'lldel'w I itei s an- at
lei ted by the lallllle.
The Eederal S a v in g s , wtiieb did an a n idem
mid health business, and lias been
t e-innui eil bv tin- Moahuiu l.m
m i ll L ife and the Federal Mutual
L ife is to g o into l e n iv e isb lp
T h e Feredal \utomohil,. Assneia to u i's less ratio last y e a r w as
.s.*> pel te n t mid It |s de.liile,| that
inailetpiiite n-soiv,.. b.ol been main,
t a tiled and that limn el aim* lind i
been fa irsistm tlv mtilercstilimted
T h e F ed eral Untit i w r ite r s a l one
■ n I toyed Imt nnlv one lifi tt a lost in ito tires w bit h have been
i a g in g a wr,-k
For Safety, Insure* witli UId-Line Stock Companies
PAN AM A
c IT A
Itupul
pr*t
g rrmi Iteilig iiiatb- placin g sla g on
I l uui fit).
The ke>in -i ..f the -.plenditl suerv-*
Q ua'ity P ilo t of America tinv altaiaetl. inilitidually and collert
n t h . i .funii-!itil
thruugli ;
I t'Mti.il Pun .iu of oil) oignnizution
whieli retains regularly more th.o
i-ti p e o p l e working every tiny in tie
vein to perfect uui service.
Thu-c specialists and their nss"
eiales art* all luglily trained ami
v*iv efficient. They keep in touch
with u- all tlu-jUliie with stlgge*
toms that are jTractical and help
fob T'lu-v opertite without ptirtinl
Itv. Their chief objective is to put
every one of our plants on an equal
plain of efficiency ami help ut
maintain high -laiulanls of Quality
-in a uniform iasjs.
the ludi-
iitiit d ep a r tm en t uf
tinl-’ederal
A u to m o b ile hlsuiyAU'e
A Shoe IIIlion and its a t t o r n e y - i n - f a c t , tiethe E ed eral U tolerwi i t e i s o f Itoli
a nil polls which eoiu'vru.- w e r e te
i cntlv placed in the bands o f r*-i-eiveis. disebihyd that liiilplllii-s
a om u n ted to S.TUU.tKIO w ith
null
•ft (It),UOU of assets. Tile te, c iv e t s
announced that they will levy an
assess m e n t on the polo v holder*
a: soon as tile exact fig u r es oT tinI olucrilH t an III- estnblisiu d.
|h „1
Without duiltit, tIn-re will have l>tie an exten-ioti of the public set-'
n e that (Quality linkers o f Am eri
ca render, so that all territories in
iIn- country will be represented—-so
that tlieie w.l| be ail unbroken line
o f niembei - of tin- Quality linker*
-if Ann i n i doing then* part in
building ...... I reputations fo r their
011100,1
tf unlit v alw ays comes first ill
llteir eoiisiderntions and dclihern
lions.
While all other lonnchea o f out
business are subordinated to tbit
out- big and vital t h in g — U niform
Q uailtv— neveitheless. there are
many other leutuies that arc like
wise vital nnd we get vnltialdc help
fitun tin- Htiienu in standardizing
them, too.
T'ou folks must appreeiutc the ml
vantages that we, as a member of
Quality linkers o f America, are
getting from this Central Service
Bureau.
We could not afford to retain any
one o f these specialists and keep
him on our payroll regu larly— lei
alone employ 00 people in addition
to those we now cmpl iy— to help
us give you the service that w e
know you like, for you indirate
your satisfaction by your continu*
ous patronage of our Qualify P ro d
ucts— for which we thank yrtu.
We a le not in the least
the success o f other gi
in our territory, bccaui
Imay attending to uur ow
which is' making dctmii
isfactory progress.
R a ts “"dM ic e
II. C. Uuliosc
IS. V. Lane
I
Always ( l a
1 S t e a r n * ’ E le c t r i e F a i t s
1
L'ecd br hi,a*cknep«r.for S * y e «(«l
Do*» lion, tu IS luntutCM.
A lllle a b t* Sai. 3 k *-IS o *. I l i *
M on ey
•9
B a c k
II It fa lls
Frank It. McNeil & Co,
ColcIoiDfh Realty Co.
A. I\ Connelly & Sons
\\\ J. Thigpen & Co.
Seminole Securities Co.
B akers o f
Frank I*. Woodruff & Son
Company's
Surplus Is For Your Protection
,« I
BREAD
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PAGE
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j i t o a h w w u « w * u oi
p a n lo rd 'M il? Il«ral*
1U— Livestock
[NT AD. RATES
F E E D S A L K — Another cur of tlml
11iKli Guido Feed going ut special
low prices. Nought before the ad
vance. Your chance to gt\ve money
on your feed. It. R. McCnll Indus
(ties, Inc. lth and Elm.
■one ada, #111 ba racelvad
Btrona and collector Beat
Uitely for payment.
t
v . ; ______ 10c a line
______ ___ —8c a line
hen ....#..«■ »•••.............. ® line
1me ralaa on requeat.
, reduced rates aro for
cutivo Insertions.
words of average length
a tinted a line,
jiititum charge of 00c for
linscrtion.
, .
advertising i* restricted
oper classification.
■an error Is made The Snn*
Jllerald will be responsible
Inly one Incorrect Insertion,
jdvertiaer for subsequent
Nions. The office should bn
fled immediately in case of
■* ■• *» * l
TO A D V E R T I S E R ?
Innounccmcnls
JDUC’ING- Ltlrig’a 1’urc Fork
Bilge. 117 Mugnona Ave.
from the vicinity of Sanford
filin' and Geneva Street Wed*
Jy March 28 , . t\yu y ea r old
collie with leather harness,
id for information leading to
•cry. Phone 435 or address
Vu’.'j.
[Autumotmet .
DODl/r,
• G IN S & C O W A N C O
Auto
Ilis'Lir anil sheet metal works.
T'rcneh Avenue, Phone 71 G-W.
11U PS-M A lt MON S
[Sanford Automobile Cn.
Fhone L47 .
usim-s* Service
J S F i'il Aervlce of nil kinds.
r>7u-\V ut
C.
E.
ju.Tr ng.
lie linos ami vary litllo money
1C <dd thitigu new by use of
Sjiur Ynrnish, I.aequo und
pel, .Sold by Sanford Faint A
Paper Co,, ti. U. Stuart, Mgr
W. 1st. 61 .
v v in irT p u iN T s h o p
L1*1’ Y service <m any tiling in
inting. A phone cull will gel
■ man. Phone 117-W. U Rail*
Av,' _
M aybe you want lo engage a cook,
rent a room, sell your car; but no
1 Red room.
i , ____
IAN IIP Y O U R O L D W A L L S
'll T H E N E W W A L L P A IN T
fll-.T III Nt; N E W A N D RETFOR F U R T H E R INFORMA*
N. C A L L P H O N E 245 -J *>11
, V. C. C U L L E R , S A N F O R D
i.
JE T 'S DRUG S T O R K PreriptiiiiiH, Drugs, Suiln. We are
ear ns your phone. Call IOR.
N(J
F L O C K S — Irrigalioii
and gem*ml cement work
Concrete Co. .1. E. Ter*
Prop. 3 rd and Klin.
PAL i t U O F I N ( L f T h e Roof Evlasting,
Mela)
shingles
tiding seam »jn and galvinised
s. See Jalues H. CuWiill. Oak
iiiuj Third St. Phone 111.
Nipper. Signs of all kinds.
Sanford Paint A Wall Paper
mI,
O NOU RAPH -'repairing, piano
oping by c x | c r 4« with 17 years
s-rlenee. Sanford music store
Gift ShoppJ
McLaudcr A r
ia- Phone 83 i .
1 4
Help Wanted Male
n*'*i Linotype, uperuting and oth
e r branches,.(if printing. Two
► ek« ago I placed two Sanford
mng ladies in .go^d situations in
lytonu. One gg^s $211, .the other
C n week nml both are guaruu*
sil $l<) per week this fall. lac*'
>ek I placed t^Vd youiYg men who
II do ci|ually nk well. A te you
ing to lip eariling $40 every week
c year from tlltlny? If you have
Komi education, arc healthy anil
I! of energy und want to make
od money see me at once. Have
w gmup just starting. Call foi
A. Haines nt Sanford Herald.
—Mtuuliun Wanted
ouk-keeper and of f
man: c\*
perieneed and
pauS'ifihtsinc* p*>[itlun. I lux Hit,
IIAIIV CH ICKS
delected slock delivered, W.. Isfg*
burns lot) $12. Heavy Mixed 100
II. Itoeks and R. L Weds 100
15. Guo |7o_ •faoit.'fsun Jlnifhcry,
ittK/ksviue, i ^ g
ty * p
;>■
"Olt SALKt 10’R. 1. HeirTTenTi^l
10 Pluck Minorca* at iM C L W a h t
0 *‘ 1| a|| together.* Phfcn* KW>-W.
i
matter what sort of an ad you want
*t
I t— Rooms Without Hoard
„
lo use one of our ad-takers can tell
I l l Park Ave.
TH REE-ROO M furnished a p a r t
ment, downstairs: all conven
iences, only two and one-half blocks
from P. O. Phone 110.
TW O ROOM furnished apartment:
private entrance: downstairs; M0U
Elm Ave.
A P A R T M E N T FOR REN T. Mn
honey Apts. 1000 Park Ave. Wn
ter and garage fui^iished. Photic
1 8 J.
you • what facts should be included in
order to obtain the grcatccst possible
results,
(Political Announcement*)
i (>v vi a m i;
Political Announcements
ro ll STA VI! I.KlilsI. V IT lin
t u Isb in ii iHiiiunci mi cittiillilBey
I u i'li u> announce Unit I am a fur *tlie Slul# l.rlKUbilin f (tlroup
room garage apartment; 8th and
fnr lb*' iifllei* *.f l!ijl»* j) nml "III Hiiprcr.nie suioioll la
Summerlin. See
F. II. Dyson, .inillillili'
l.llil,
Olsli l< ( Nip. 4* Ki'inlliul* tin' pilmaiy in be belli In Job*.
I. r. MAHAN.
1511 Mellon ville.
’iitinlv, I'lurldn, s.ilil nUlrtct coni ^•rising la.i'flort I’ rcclncls No'*. I.
I. :i. In. II ,v It, subject to
•-Oil C'ONMT I III V.
Modern
furniiiheij
apartments. llie "III >'f Hie * tilers in tile I'eiiio" isb In itti lit*isn« * I list I ? nin
cln(jc
1’ilmai* in 1>e belli nil June: Ii 11 nil
Frigiijitlre; Murphy steel kitch
Mill I e for Hu* offitt* of s'iiu A l> l:i;»i
-•
I , ,.i . r ,r ,1list Iff l*f lilt*
en: Garage:, excellent neighbor sill.
VellC sopinill "III be n“prei'ln I e*l. ; ? '* ’
Nn I. Hctii I*••*!•* «'mi ill),
A
!•
(ACtlej
SMITH
hood; rent very reasonable. Pari;
riiti lilo
Itf -lyslli'f •*f llii' l*fiit t»
|•|N
tt |ll’t *'itltipi IsltlU I I* ftl.lll l *1*'
Apartments, No. 5 . Phone 818 — 4 .
4*iins. \.»'s i.
tr ■*. i«*. 1 1 . .v I’J.
Niihliit I m Hit* tiff I*»I•*11 «*f llii* ISTIirun j im t i c i ; u r ri;\ rn
Will
M’ll
l-'tirnished a p uitn ient.
■*i i,itli' 1*1iiii iti \ 141 1m Im 14 till Jiiiltt
In n hi ;iiinuuiit «‘ my -»*;•n«li«l««*■> i
* ir.s
ft., f f .I*Ift'11i*lI I♦» i In* of I In* «f ' ;.ihI "1\1 1 I »p
ppl t i liilf * HJti' ‘‘USipml,
.ItlNlht ••( llii* l*tii*'i
N«» *
n tv 'V i.srmiMii:.
11 it \i hi* In 1i| llils iilllh* f**l in Ml'
(Wit \ i titN until Mu- «IKmii 11*1 ivat
licdy fiimialivil apartments wita nit'l Ifl'tl IItI«• lilt* !‘till! Ill I'ihlllt [ I
i ihi ji vrin-: o r
•
t•» I jnsUfiPtl 111 ft‘tKllllf Hie Ydli-rt
run iH sriiir r so. r o t it
all modern eonveniencuM. Plmnf ffl»r
tf
N
11
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tt
1
1
t
t»li
III
>
pi
rv
lints
|
III*
T his is i«. it it(itiiittt f Bi v mtiulltlHry
70. ('all at I!IH Palmi'llo Ave.
I I t Ml t) tis .liiMh’t* of I tit* I*t‘ii i *■ .I i'it! |l..: in* tiff t.f iln I'iai-f, l»l»tih*t
111% Ih'dI i 11111'5!%UU' 1** Ut' •'
I sill.). . I to till* Will Of III*
l*!»
sill III* in ii|llc it ■*|i*i» i * sit it 1 h* i1•I I*..... . i.iilt VMft is -Inn. mil. HullIfi— Houses l^or Kent
i.nit
;iini
sit
p
vt
ndi
«
t
i
ll'
just iff
I mi<| I... K.■ ,M..in .... I*itttl*i, l#ak*
in Hu* !n %
\u
ii .i i ),
I.miiH "... J.
A Hit mom**
TW O M 'R N IS IIK I) or unfurninhed
^ w i.Mvr.u,
Spi nut' AOil r«u*'s| f*il\. t Miisl it ut«
I Pi ill*.it * l||s| i h t
titiuses in very tlrsirahU' loratinn.
It »)*. It’ll, I |MMioist* .to litihfsi
O ho Hvittlnhlc April tTi other May
till
M1Hi ' Ilk .‘ ,1 4Itill 111It 1 1 ulln ti f i <s#
i oil mi m u \ r r M »n vi* o r
lit.in iln* omidI nif *lt|lrfioifaetM*a«
15. F. II. SrruKH^. I'honr T:t.r> Mas
r i lll.ll u sw tih i r i o >
| ii pit h *,*dtltalii Ir for ri»*t* Irrl !**n a* tisi .i lly r*>nti< ■■i Mil wllii thin of.
oiiir Trinplo.
11, I St* iif f>t ** of r '•pf'i inlrliiltTil *»f
I. r 11IjliNUUN,
piilillr nisi nit IP*
f**f Si-mHMiJ*
A \ Oi illjd mul :tnl Imii iii^hoil Ihm* rmiiih. Ntil.p t i («• Hi*
|oom> mul loith. Also I*i tmu i % \i.iii m ipi>mi | %lil I * up*
ro ll ,.i v ... i: in r i . vi ■:
UP low
...vri.i. r M..‘ it . i u
i (914t ind d
ea rum1 I'Hoik* *IHK.
L
a
x
x
ton
T W
heieb. enimiiO''*' Cl) ea .I*llilac.v
lll.'l
I, r ul I‘e.l. i nl I'l'lrlel Nil
l.o
I*'ur’iiishvil Slue i*u ( stttunc
SiT- l<f t i i i : v ii i i : iih ni %t\Mi x td ic i Mtlijeel In tin ill i lflnll ill til''
i i ' in Iln- I leltincl at !*■ I,l'llll!lf)
v**r J.nkr. .*» rooms *>ml Ymth. <.11 M l .
In I......... I line Mil A l> r.i*K
1 •* nh ' *• ,i iiii*"iin*'» Midi 1 mn a
uti miiam- (is<041 U'ltmils for su*n||\VI|| HI'HKU
e.l nijbl.,1 e f..t »■ eb elb>n In 1b. ul
ms(i t-on-iilri r«l mori* Ilian rciilul I bhe "l Ciilliili I'ulinnIB- inn* i fmm
prut* I. IV Sipnir , Silver f«iho Infill. I N«» I - ubjnt ■ I" i be (U* 'll) T ill; Vu n t il M Wt" SKVIINOI.W
( lit VTt .
nlei- In l!n HelllnClMoll "1 lb*
Siinlm ti
ft* ;i OII4MIII*’*' 11l.ll 1 4|i« 41
ei ,i 11, I*i lotnrj I,, I" b* bl nil Jun.*
fu r n itn ie . Rea«omible
S a n fo r d I lei aid.
km c cars mul Giuliani trucks,
(n and 1Util. Street'. Phone .'!,
In c
Service
run
LLost and Found
IngticMa Ave.
/.ilium Plants:
llurpcu’s Giant,
25 c per dor, $2.00 per 11*0 . Mix
ed or separate colors. 11. F. Whit*
ner, Jr. 120 .Summerlin Ave. Ft.
Mellon. Phono 882 W. 1
1C— Apartment For Rent
Herald
representative
tmghly
with rales
i and classification will
you contplefb, Information.
If you wish, they will assist
; in wording your want ad
inke It more Effective.
NEW DISCOVERY
FOR CANCER A IL
I0-R Plants and Flowers
FOR S A L E :
100,000 very fine
sweet potato plants; A. Robhius,
1007 W. First St.
t o t i i i ; m i t e m * n r siemNOiAi IN T in : (111(1 IT 44)1 ItT O f THK
T ttliV T t Tit I It I. JI Dll I VI. t IIIc o ti.m .
^
f t i t o r t’t.iititiiv. in n n run
t wthli in announce tlml 1 am a
y g it iv in j: t ot n t v , t\ cn vnc • Hmii'intt* fur re-etretlon-ta the--of.
isttv:
Me, of I’nuiitv I'niiinils.Latr from
DDtrlct'Xo. 2, subject to llie tie- VV. II. ADAMS. Trustee I'ompbiln*
nut. mt •
clsluii of ttm tota ls In (bo1 Drinn, y w, — —
• r* >
ctaMr I’ilmury - Dr ■ „,-),#•),) on June
It.
It. DCAK and Illy wife. .VIAIn it:
alb. a . o. i»:*.
W Dt;AN. )lliN ItV DEAN anil lilt*
Jo hn Miriscii.
wife; flillU ; DEAN. IIP Ull NS Obscure, Modest Mnn Stales
a.MITII-H'liHIT,
INC.
rnrimruHe linn Found New Means
cult CONSTAItl.K
llou and ITiKDKIttCIv II, NPI.C.*
I " i ii to iiHIloUlice in) cuudltlHcy
Of Combatting
Dreaded
«31;is. l»rf(inlftnlH.
for 111,* office of coiislaloe. Dlatr'cl
\irrirK o r
h %i .i :
Disease Through Rudiuni
No b Heiulnule foil Illy, subject lo
Niitlry lw h*’rtl»> |fII’eri tImt y)ii|i*r
Ihe "HI ,,f lh" ,v*«ter* l.i the Drmo* •Mill !•> Tillin' Iff I* (JiiTm* uf IuI'**•
nOMaj
I.OS A N G E L E S , Cal. April «.
rl*»Mm
nml
In iliaci uti. Primary of June f,.
i*
TiiHth’il
i»u
!|i«*
I
lh
ilrtS
I. A. TATH.
•*f April, A. IV \*«*. I n* Hpucliil — ( I N S ) — Att obscure Los Angeles
Mii^lir hi I'linfUMry. on }lomlu) iii** chemist has made a discovery
r u n MiifHitrr
Till dii> of Mu), A I*.
**nni*’
I hereby Hiinoiince inv candldncy h* Inn ci (llii* |l)iy uf llilr* i*i»iin ,im| which physician* have found bene
) i * i . ax
for i e else I Ion to tbe office uf slier- a Iunii I Niili!« <1ii). In front of (hr ficial in llie treatment of cancer.
iff of Setqlnolc County snh'eet to •’on it 11tfunit *ii Hiinfonl, Hi*inInmI*- The man is Professor Robert A.
’ Im union of tlia voters In tlia •‘iMinl), I'lui lihit %
%III of fi*r foi
i|f"c*i(."bli
I )e inner hHr primary hi lie held n«at lu i h»- idmlirfi nml 1***hn 1*lil (ii" r fiM Armstrong, aged 50, n modest man
( )1't •« J
Julie.
| will aiqi.'selNls your no'll, (lurllUi Hi*" I*’Ka I ItMlil N nf m$|s*. who . speak., sincerely without
atipp >rl, reat'cclfullv xours.
Ho 'fiiltoivfin* ilrfi-rlln’il Iiiinl, **HnU. -Vf. HAND.
atf. Itlim ami lo’lnt In H1•nlinltll, bunsting nml hopes his remedy will
Hntllit), Klitthla. tu-wll;.
prove more than lie claims for it,
... •I
Tli. UoM OV*,| Half uf tin*
"I was educated at the folorado
run t i i i : ,K«isi. vTtiir:
M*MitIi4*n(juiirtvr i|M'iMi nf
Niih,r< I l> the spin o.li’lilllg Demo*
Hi’iMliill 1*.. Tmvilfhlp
South,
School of Mines ns a chemical me-J
i »l lc I' i I. iai )’f I lieieb, iiiiUonuee| dmiKc HI laUHt, I’ontallilltL
tnllurgical engineer,** lie explained
in) ,'atidMncy for Die llou«n ofi
p11;ht% t ^ii | hi'iff. mo if or
llt'in e'ditiit D e* ns it member off Terms t*axh. purrIih*-«’i to |»n> f**i when seen nt his small home here.
I 4 * "*
Omni'
If nominated i ptrdxal.i... .
"Then I went to the Ktdln Techni
III) best ,,'ffolls In lo'luilf nf lh.
tisopte nf NcinIHole fount v.
Thv'
\
cal School in Missouri, and Intel
Cl',1 liu; need of llie people of l*'lnrl* '
r% \
took a course at International
da I 'I i x Hellef. .......bill)’ redllit* ’ \v M ill: a. \\ 11 rr i:
linn nf local laves. This. In in) I *oinpla|tit«ni
Scientific Schools,
I'plnl'.it '.ill be elf, end by > 1
Studies Radium
"'I III IMI'le dlsfl 11'111I'ill
of
lh*
prcyenl flee cent gasolln* t*I
“ More than 20 years ago, ns,j>a-t
iin itic in,, si,ii. Hoad Depnrlmettl. t a t i i i : r i m i t r i ui i i i . i\ v a d of my .work as a chemical metallur
....... I- l*ot,lilies Slid I'lllrs,—par*
r u n vgtttMii.i: . u t \ t . , rt.ugist, I turned my attention to the
II, itlai IV llie fooullcs und l.'llles
ttiitv. tv rti t v i iii n ,
If
....ot In llie
uomliuiHnn t tun »-r 111 : t; i it m>i • s t a t e
h a n k study of radium and its rays, At
promt''- t" de.olo, alt Ihe eneray
EDO SA VIN< IN a e.,i pm a I It,u.
Lieutenant Jamtis A. H mIs«4|^Mi
that time, I was not interested in
and expel |en," Hint I poasess lo
■"mnpt.i tto, nl
acoiiiplJeh Hint end.
*"Vit
this rcscaiili as a cure for human ami. assistant to Major It. C.vRilfjV
H W. PEA II MAN, Jr.
A im ir ii i vri;i•:i:i: an*t \\ »•
ills, hut only ns an adjunct to the state aide to tho secretary oft war.
.4 l*AVIS I *.*f(‘fit1unt ■*
hn* been person idly commended by
\ ii t i i i; «i* iHniT.ipo s \ u :
ro ll « o\s r%m.i:.
study of metals aud their enmpo
I « i'li 1** a iiimuuif that I am a j Sh.i If* I?* lii'ii l*i ult *'ii that t» hit*11 sition. For 2lt years I have devot Major-General Richmond P- Davis,.ptiil
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* a ml 1*1.»l •- r«tt ((*• iiffli’f uf I' dH'I j
;ihi*1 I *i“l rl< l \*. i S* inInull* l*oi(ii * I’liiNtit *• ami *,•!* .nl«-• «•*1 In tin* a- ed myself to laboratory research Fouith Corps area com raunchy, for
1 % »*li*i nhi. —
ii 1*1 illa.11 lot i uinprl*iitvi • l*u\ •• *"iil Mti'd i‘atiM uti Hi. ilh ilrt% of rod inm."
his assistance in filling -Florida ’si •
■•
I, a► Spirlul
rift I Imp |m»-i’llit I*. Xtt’x |. 2, ;jt I, !>, >*f April. A. I*
IU I ( I Siil.jcet lo llie " III or H ■ ^ as|pi in < hnmvt >. **n M.ni.hix Hi.
Professor Armstrong paused and quota for the summer C. M. T.-'C*
void s In il,* 1(emoccMl te Prtuiar' , Tih. «|||% t.f -M.i\ A l» 1•*2*. wam. glanced al a long row of glass re lamps. Hudson i* ,n o w |H.*rs*tng ■
V D 11'.’ ' I.'Huk a Hull' I'O ..r lliU «*..U1 » an l
a p|n r«’Ia 1* il d Irun I f-iil*"** *la>. lu finm ,tf Ho* torts and other appliances in the ndvamc.l studies at the Unj*wrajty
1 'uiM I 111*n*vi al Saiifnrit Si uiiimh • mall laboratory at his home. Then, of Florida.'where he earned'hl^rc-*
VIHKHUV
I‘(Mini)'. I’lui I1I41 ui!l Mi fi’ i !..i vn!,
H. tin- It lull ( 'i mul 1ii*^| 1111)<1ti ftM with a note of sadness, lie con s- rv'e office's’ commission• in : tlia
(Legal Notices)
. •iD-li, .Imho ih* lf-i».il Im.iiin uf -.ii, tinued:
GATOR R. O.'T. G. battalion.
■
■I hi" |»*l!.i%! I itm ilnsfilli.,1 (ami it’ll if
"About five yea in ago, a dearly
TH IH at*’ •!%liiu ami I*, no; In
*tiiin.at*t \\ i:\ i\ 1III II l» .11 IMI III. 1HI•nut* . Him hh.
*’ pa ri i*-ilia 1 I beloved member of my family be
n »i « r II Mil IIH. IN %Ml Foil
*•i"l*ljmil 11 -4 f*>11 **i% I..* U |(
* i : xii \ mi f l (i| \ IX. I> I’ll A M came itl with a disease that baffled
Tli*" I liiiML half
i:».. 1 t.r mi *
mix .•
S4.ul h I K1 IJIUII f 4 ISIVI-M **f
mciliciil cxjieits.
When they had
n \- , * 9-*|* W ft. , 1-1* » 1 *.(
I hr SuiHh«'a r t|loi 1 l* i 1 HI*I I *
alt given up the case ns hopeless^
St mm .1, * i,l • 1**1Ilk. .1 l*4»Ilk
•*f S. t’tlmi % Th« iphlp '.*(j H1M1M1.
in , *ci i* 1 II, •'Mill fd*i 1(1X111
dam;.* :tI
I’rii ml, 1 uni 411111m;
I turned lu my own knowledge aud
IH i'IIIV I 1*1*I ai’rs"** iidiit ur I.’?-'*
T* t in*, 1 .i'li, pill 4'It.i>* 1 1 1* (hi % i «n determined to learn' whether r a
1 wifi' MM.IAN
H S I.m .Ni *, I.Vl * a * . i|
dium offered a solution to the hu
■. 1 '■ 1 >ml a ntn
\\ | *V \| \ V
man problem. Since then I have
(III IM
Ml* 1*1 IIIIIX IIO S ,
A *< Spit' iyl Ma
•h Ma •|; 1 1»a' Ti i
*■»•%,
worked unceasingly, j
•
R e v iva l O f Diamnnti S p o r t-In . j -v jj’
I.i'N'l .in*! wll* I.IMJAV 1 U |tM*.twh-k '.It Sul OHMl
I hit iipnu something which is
m«»\ 1 *;.*,m i ;im
\1 .a »s\ ' 1 mimphi (101 mi
Canadian ( itv .Finch OutflJ, ...
Itox
MONTREAL CLUB £
HAS EVERYTHING : 1
NEW IN ITS TEAHr,.-':':|
* 1. mla 111 s
at least a palliative fur cancer.
I.o nking I n r StUlaltlv N a m e , . , v , i c .
"During
liiy
experimjitst
I
A fln r Fhjtnglng AH E,j»c
.0
NMTII >: TM HIXTII M TdltV
••an|*laIlia nt. that \nu, II S
worked on the theory that cancer
NuMi* l-c hi-ifj.v f*_|\i*ti (lint ih.
t.MN*: »ml air* 1 ,11 ,1.1 \N
ar.
JA CK SO N. 11ish.,
April .
F.'shl* ut *.f .1 wliil* ui
..in I.Dil I ,1 «*f *'.ill ill) 1 'ninni IshImIotn ill is a protein mass, and not caused
S. in In.<11 1'iiimt* I'lol hl.t ,by a germ pie human bo(ft' it
11 Mom th. Stair *tf ll*,ilila. ami*
t I N S >— Everything new including- ’ ’ •
( lh. U m \ 1 i*x .11 * no * rlu
,
,
* *' #*1’ ‘ VT* 1m**U
Mo. 1 • ip p'* "-.*it mill 1 .-*■►and pl.i* .
lu Id In 1lo i '1*1111 Hmiihs ,i 1 M'lf is ptoteru substance. It is NO I ih* name:
»'f i ♦- 00 nr. a*- pa 1 1 14‘111a 1 1% 11*4 »,■*
d I" lu 1(dii '( in -iIjv Mil w Ml' pc'cent water and the rest of its
hmm it I- Mmui ouiin i % Mali.nn,*,
That’s the program of the Mon**
(’•:\ .1 la M.I...L \ M I.
>1 St a1 . Fa \ *’.*ni inI*,
1 J.iori i r
1 ha (
.
1 Id,*- fi>r i*l. mi i i me t h> cl o h i " i elements are enilion. hydrogen, ni deal basclinll vlnb in Tlie revival of
ull a ml •
ill* Hill I 111
trogen.
sulphur
and
phosphorous.
avfr <>1 hi
I"
Inc'
A
'film
ft
m
||
i
H
t*
i>'* aml tlia 1 *U 4. r|,*
the
diamond
spurt
in
the
Canudnp^
^
Cm«d Xuilli*
f ho 1 p 1‘ o
Hu1 si a**- of
\ l ♦ HI ••1 rli4"fk Mi iii« *•11111 ••{ I arrived at the conclusion that metropoli'. Right now they’re 'eft'
4 u.
I *I*•J11In w n lit itf
^lifimiMim lu
iihu im* • t 11i'li1
*11 w j11.in >1Mil III LI Oil 4! IIMIMI I- 1" iii’fiimimii•> •-I.ti hid. cancer follows some disarrange
in Montreal
UIII* II. Hi Hu
*if dii '*i»*’i * - 'Ull *4I till itf %oil
willi .call
1,11 - this’
this"
Ii i " ’Ilf !•«■ if t*11m d h. Hi. ment uf tin- atomic structure of the dcciilo wlmt they "H
THKCi riHtK. Mil** h
"tom. 1ml lit! hid ul1
muss—
the human
body.
IS
m
.
ii
d
’••uH*' ?*«»mmm.- I.Pllt I - III -chemical
•m M < I.«•V.; and I.M.I.1W |.(»NM,
.................•
r
.year's
learn,
llie
i>|d
name
was
hln %v11**, ft Tp*r*rmivttv Ifi ;To*l a*|i Id'ii **f* a l.oml untd fit* Ctiinplp * "Perhaps it iff t f o W i l t of faulty
pHpCrs'luJvV
I" •*1 I*♦•j»*1 »■ 4.up* l«| I’irtuil . ’ 1411*1 « I*.11 (*| 1 lo- "-.M U
1*1.♦a** and •tp««-|r|fn||ct||s ilia*a* Iii* fuoil nssimiliatioii, wrong diet or ,
w
„ ,Jlt ......... „mil. it was
.»1
•ml *
'• inI m>t r
up.I %
"M.i.iipil from Jr*-*l T " nil ..to. sim ilar d igestivo distu rbances.
xuipo*
1h• 7
Mi 1#la>
L1 % 111 Ma ‘
7M
loliilot* fi.l 1i •f I f 4I 1«II4 t"
i'f •hi
r.ijv
'.lb
“oilnl ‘
hnannouin i <1 iln> JeVsey
City efub
pj
I it 4 Ml' s'uuiit > 1*t*llHOIJ**It*I**!" f 1**m 1'* -A>1. ■■» mu h* ii 11w11 »■1 i ,. 11 * dill i.f - Tin i I**III);
s in pvr iimntli.
IK i.STi IN s i b b u :
Furnished limi'c
At
an\
rate,
I
believed
ami
ijtil!
*ji iii «»( 1oil til % ■
rfh'i.iiiii this i||»\ tit* .1 lU'ihtNi
ilntl
heelt
nnn,d
there.
^
u(l'I
lllvti
,i
i
Nu
l
*
*
uhJ*‘>
1
!•»
lilt*
tls1
*
1
♦
\
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lit*
i
1
1
;
1
1
1
1H II Iitlo 'c that radium holds l.he cure
(»' lI lo*
( u nl 1n ihl'*
h• .I'oiip|tla
4>ui ula (mi
ntlli Etui Ave 'lit11ii- SJD 4.
r I**pr|( ..f llii* VmU'I H III Hi' DflilOy >oh
• Tlu'ii- are a lot of nipij heingmvv, „ i.v S
' ..... II (* •IfMi-. mpIn . w1
- a I1 ivlll
i*i)i. m i ,vi v j i i.n r
•Min
i lulu riim.il) l*» he In hi mu Jun* 1philiti
fur runcer. Three rays emanate
v
i:
!»..
i
^l.l
TH
f
a
k
•
M
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f*
I
b)i
"b
.
u
intuit
lieu
my
laiudldaiV
W
Plume
,Hi A D !*J3S.
a loum huiise fill inshcil.
I.
AimIHuI Im Mil" from radium, llie Alpha* Beta aud tir tie- loterniitiona! Longue trying
« h l*f 4Ml aml Mti'
r,«r Vd•el* i I Inn lo Hie office lit
it v \vui;i:i.EiL
•'**41111) I Mill III !*••
for Jul »>, Ami an «»1<I htur* ll'iii#4
SlbVW.
pit r 1*•
I'nuiilv .1uilae of ScilltBi in ("ouBly
Gnmu
rays.
The
first
of
these
is
a
I In
1 I*f Willi »■11It
rinrlilil snbjl'Cl In lint will of th*
Im* ti*
"4
1(111 i'll I v r t l UVIW.MMIUNKII
y, is oomiip; liar k jrttef
constructive force*" wltieli aids in Shawl, i
Vnlcii. of
aomlnola
I " »»f *mhl I ’••in l l li.i I
I »f III*U!l it l It
l \* ,ist, iii aiitinliuee iljui l urn a t-n(i.tiih
21—Loth I’or .Sjtlc
1
1 1,1
dt*riil mr
lull lllg 'I'enj fifteen years
MIVi'l illti'f
«*fllIIIII>. Ill tin Iieiummtlc l‘rlni«ry ..... .
fur I l.e "t ill" nf CuUMl •I «I• .1 .1Ini.
the
relief
of
some
erfneers.
The
- .B
I 41It I **J*.
be b-'bf June MIc llij* i 'nmtiilssb.nr I fmiu lUsIrlel No
•«•« «!» ■! i
fit !’t|Mil
NOTDi: Til I 4INTII VI Tuns.
xecund Is destructive and tears .tin, .big j e n l .•
2 A c i c lids on Dixie H ig h w ay ,
Mo I*111*1i. M* i m|i|- |»f Hijiiin
JAM U fillAltuN
•ubj'il l" llie dv< Islnll of Hie V0l* 01 ittip
Noll,
r
K
l*i-t
i
I,v
alci
i,
(hut
(hr
•’•mul \ I ’l. i I*Ik in I *•*•••1 1111|9k
•lit ,iiv se'k'jj"
Jfeul i l.i" 't i
• r» (B lh* Den-uuMtlc I’llin.iry to
n ear Lake Munroc. l ine T m r k M* * M*|1|1\ 4‘lfill 111IjINIIII llvl H itl down the tissues, healthy and un
o |pal 1 II; • ' * * 14I• •( I•4 ft S
he In 111 "M June 1,1h, A. It i:i!». Ia *Nm
from sum tier
oi"l (,! Si Milnoli. i*olirni. I'lui i,|.i healthy. Ttie third may lu des ~ . r ' tin* I,kVJf l/r
K.lll I A V M O '.lim
ing land, .nitside city lim it'. L
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a
m
l
ull*
I
II
I.I
\
V
1
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4
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i
;
nu
s r ?.o n o
itnnn(iur«
"III ol lloli ii.iiil.li iio>> lilts to !„• cribed, generally s|,ruking. as the leagues mul signed fr„m Ule ct.f.:
lift fit) ______
— to (’<* i>eu|dd
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Remind. Plume Jim \ \ . :iol W . M( i Si*iiil(P*1<
s ‘ t»u l i t )
lio n
I a m ft
•'••O' * ' III(2 Ihr r«.11« » t11aj ,i, hi*i Hmmi by til to'llo ' "Hi IitoU'r ill Nil of "111. 1
run i iii v n
(u iiA xait ut*
.Vi„, xiu,
|> result of explosion (if the ilel.i ray leges’ illol .semi pin fiel'i'. rniM'J,
t i i it illilt t lf f o r t i l l *SM*80tur «t|l*Jft'l
2 nd St.
liny *|n cf ].1 it,| **11licit* I4v Si lull 11 I'lui HI.. I*.....'I,,,
T.v
11
;*
taiv
at Id o . |„. I,
\ \1
I
It f
Im tlltf ilut'lsll*ll '*f III** vutfm tn
♦»l*
*
’..Mill
'
H
it
I 1 * 1i l
t v . 14 ( I
in wtlli llir?v dunities c rv ! mere
I « Ish to II Ulll'llIK r III Hie I'eulds
*-'S
,
- i"
i l.f I If Hhit’l wilt rrlm.t*' t*» (o' hi’ hl
bl'l
('■«( , l»aI Ills of I InIII of l,a| ' paiti(4)L’>.
M .*.», ii*
;n ital
2(i— M lsc d lan c o iiH F o r Sale
l.riiL'Ui* M l' I .ill ■
national
ill . I i i i i f iif l i d s
1 liaVfi 11v o *I nf S'eiii lonle I'miiity (lint t mil n
•
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•
Rruiedy
Fluid
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inlldu
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fnr
re
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ct
lol*
to
Ihs
nf*
lh", r; T .,« I1'I,1|, .1■< Sunil, lla111;"
in
him !
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t
i
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I'ilfliiiik*. Slafl . *
" I n m y y e a rs o f expgi im eutijig ■‘xiJK
Mill1 ftM 40 > f j i r *
I It.*' •* Hpi v f t l «** flije uf T,i x ASSI Shill, ao t•Je*‘t to 111*
'" I-a" 11"111 V) ,.„| ln| Nit, ,-( Nuntli
T W O T Y P E W R I T E R desk•im* in; Hi J*111IIII
Ml nil its ..f
.1
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'
islnll
nf
llie
Voters
III
(lie
Demo.
Tl-i’
‘hiiuhihu
.-urn *»l t hr .
^
tu
llii
'".III
I
IUK»|,IL>
al
III,'
a
fluid
which
is
f
t
i
i
i
n
i
y
i‘«iminlfiMloiH’
r
«»n
a
lit]
o
f
f
I
have
evolved
**«‘(|
|
l
4
|
m
|
i
**H'|I \ I'lffi .I.f |Im
table. [Indwell Realty <'•*. I’linin' rm \ 2 y r a i s I h a v e tnaili* m y l l v - 1'itilli' I'l tram t *.o bs field to June
• lo'.ila Mallui, ui, th, ) i" l, a |[
Hon Mi him iiidr is »v » >*f in**, i*
trim! i luh in alirmly lh*i'i» ilC<{^l*/l^
.v . .inri.ii iiu-.k in tu, mii,1, o f | introduced into tiie body by in
il5 8 - W.
iipti t a l s h i K sios k n m l r l l i lift f r u i t nf Ibis Jear
•Mi*- (I i i.f Tin HfVt ii jTI. i.f tl
> VVtlilHAN.
taken
the
Alp
h
a
t
mu
tm
m
1
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1
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1
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1
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|
campiii^iiinir.
T!ii*'
•»«li,| ' .
joction.
I
have
u ml fa i in1iil* 1 |il opsiso to h*l rv«ry
1’ M v n f Si* ii f »»• «t..
1' Imi 1*1*i
I*
u hliji. lu Hu ,ii hi* ,,f (la Hiicrri,. r a y und imprisoned it in w a ter , Uilti,ht,l’H s|n*»1V t"«» k'4' *! *'
in ip N in lu r ry
his
|ir*»f.oi tloimts*
* '*• ill Hr If. »: II Tl.lf
V|
salt': Piano fni bnlaiiic due l^htii*
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r
u
n
t'f.rtiK
o
r
ru
l'llV
ul Mil.I,-I "ill lu i, lain,ol by (he |
**f ta%<*s hy \lt*nUui thi* pro' '»* ' •
'
*1 i l I '
Mf
I f t M ill
.t I I I . , ||.
I hereli, unniiniM e my candlduev
**.
II. Ilo \ 1152. Phone I'll I 4 .
| pi*1 1\ p f i sotitt l l y ,
Vour
support
..... O' •"•'((III' ‘ 'V,lll„lls'l"ll,'l’a
M In tints elim in a tin g the liarm fu! Reta StuUiNk"’ plaijhitiuii in
•Ilf'
I * 1 1 1,| I t
|
,,f
Si
.M
fni
I'll
lti
nf
III,'
III
'ill
C'llll
Sllh\\III Iir nppi fi latvft
!*•" "i •t i"i
... ii ih,- « oinH11*• i ray. lly bom bardin g Ute n itrogen mul Mi» \ vm.i Ki' iI "Inin K»**'*■
*%
iii ii 11, Klnrlila
lii
l
In
llie
"III
of
III*
voter*
in
K
II
gvILHEfc
I It'll 'if Ml* 44Di li
i
miitl'.
H O A T FOI-. S A L E : -di font iiridge
llie Heinui-i il He prlllim V lu In- held (•*
l I>iii 4*11*1 ‘iii'HfIi .(tt**ii> mav Im with Die positive Alpha ray. and bv ihi'ii*. Hn*) lami* In 14 i eddy .jnr , ,».*) lfc
I**111• ■i*ff«*r| .
lone
I "ill atqirerlfcts yuur .4
deck crui.ser, th ir ty inch draft,
"
bt'iliuil
ft.on
Frill
T
V
V
II
liu
u
i
r.
nf
hi
lln*
,i
i
the nse uf a c a t a ly s t, which I alone wad In mill Martial ri^lu
m
* ro il rUNftTAIll.lC
siqqiurt
nu? * I .ul In*
fu lly equipped, sleeps si v . Price
■'"lUlllh Ml
l It *i <11s it iittiiiiiiijt* in) fit iitllsl.iu>
r v r:>itrt
|ii.irl»ci* Riinu^. l u w i i ) - •!
I Ii* H«nt l •I nl 1*itiinl v i ••mill Ir . em p lo y fo r this put pose, l have tiin«s
I.«•
V«
3
fni
i
h*
foul
M
i
'll*'
fi>l I lilINtll 1*1*
i "UMiiiulile. P. O, P.ox ’.k:k .
•*■ *•**•’* ' *"•* f 111 4IkfIII I«* if- created wliut might be i ailed a tough on llie tiiitsmell. who
M U f ni i Ih i i
I Im I i Ii 1»
lll.'l. SiltiJt i’I |n t tin* W ill Ilf lH«*
run ( ut v r t i *ih is i :i t t i \41
• **?(' **I **l| Ii|.|h
%" 1M4 Iff |V111IIj •*||. ,, III tl < Hal IIf Ml fI
1
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pi
1
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ill
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new substance. It is not a radium eiim^ otit nt the Winter gtoouHJB'. • ’ ’ ’ f f
in
in
iM
'A
Plenty of WOOD & G O A L at Du- I*f J It111* ... \Hill t.ilr Util hi* up
'
I* I '**UHIII*»•».
M 1
• !• ! .
ji
iii «
u i )ti
IMIL(|s.IM11 til
I lieieb, lube |b(' inelhnd nf nn. Said
1 I* f k
>1 ml
,i ml 1? mi
i m t It
compound,
though it is a ctiv ated hr
m
i
tl,
J
K
«
iii
limit*
I
'ii
ii
ft
1
1
lllirl's Wood yard. Iflii A Cy pi iM’lwIUll.
Klm’Irln
*
UnilU'Ini* my. ciiudhlliey fnr
Ilia
Hintlil 1*1 4’ll 4||||\ l*Ml!||fll* radium. It would la- rlu -sified by see tlie new horse sides gitoltr H-,:. *J,
* k ( h| fulM |( i
It, c illMltj W IU o X.
nfflee nf I'nllllti Prilhei'lltlOg .Vltor M* •* «•*u"*•
*•IVt111'I N
T
press. I'lio'.e .7 HC■ M.
through the air.
•* ' *.• *■* '*
li
w
nttil
I
hnl
-i
.
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Im .....
III V, 'llbjei'l In I tie neinniTMlIl » •••!• »l»*»l
ch em ists us an inorganic chem ical."
H S Ii ;
In the meimtima Itoli -Shawl,'/M
•4*1 I.11.
i
th. s iih u iit
I’rtilMI)
1
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ft
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(•iio'lltlwl» for re-rlrrlInn lo lh*
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I hereby nniiuuiice my catidblui-v
m improved residence und business „»fiee of Tax ("olleelor of H»mln*
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ule I'unnl), »UbJ*et lu tbe action for re-election to the office of
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\Vw Vt»rk. Nashville, is expected lo 'fit ill
Vuui supnort will ‘o« auhretlttlMd. Hie lh niocruHi' jirtiuiiry uti June
rtud dial M>ll *41 *• **vi i ch** ai;* of well ut third while short may go
V"tlee |n her I») ulv"li Dial ouilei -"Id s|qdl« .itlon
See our local Counsel,
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f,,r He nfffro nf County Juds oil for the offlre of clei k, of the " I 'n r 11. A. D IS**. 1. a- Npeelul
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•Hi day ,.f Mil). A I*. IS2X same
lu llie Mel Inn of tin Democratic of Ike votui* M the June Primal)
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for Hie office of Suiierlnlendvnt ■> eoiiuiy and we solicit the e!ipi>or_t
I hereby miiuoui.cv m) candidacy <
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VOU. best staff in the league.
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<'ounty, subject lo the will of ttm enuilriK I leiiiuei'Hfli I'rlmuiv elec Ji i l lo III, will of tho Void's ot Seim <
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MAY UHI-I-I^ HAXWKLU
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u 111 toll lu llir hlliftirM Htill hr Pi ll%« u « rki* in Hi* Hanf m i d lltiuht.
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flee Of rid k of tbs Circuit t-ouri.
I herel>) anno,iocs as u eaiujldule I'Klidfdale for r c e l Ion lo (he uf- -Hiu ftin J. Khirhlsi. .MV-'pl hu; |»*
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I.f tieitilliolv Cnuiity, Florida. «uh* I., succeed myself us Msn*lur frout fici nf I'oil Illy Commissioner ffnm
ittt, hrlwn-ii th* **‘fci4il liuiirH *»f pair* WITNKHH m> hand and **•*at *»f man in ull hhi baseball efregr
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tin* Twrill> (l'UP(H'd under .400 .but one time,
erutle Viiisrs of Weinlnolr County, nos,-,! of Seminole Uryvard CoUb- cision of the voter* lu 'L i* Dciuoiti'pni’lhrd m il
* >«tu|r lu Tltitd .luiltflal <*lirull uf Klurhta, lie'll lilt around .825. RtKky.Cu.o:
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*let*«-. with International i x j ' f i
If elected I iirmnlse to continue
FltANK KVANH.
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Sr ml nuh* Vomity,
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T wish In uiiiioni'Ce my candidacy ii#*iii,
record on riicli liniiurtalit Iry’alu*
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stale tales und eduratlnn. I kskjwlH nf Ihe' voters la It.* Juas
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support nf all In'al Dsmorrel*.
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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A 1, S A T U R D A Y ^ A P R I L 7, 192B
Leased W ire Internal Ion) News Service
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LENGTHY LIST
CRIMESPlace
IS
Bom ToOF
Resting
LAID ON KLAN
France To Invite
Nations To Parley
400 Hear Hathaway
e s u
n
r
r a w w n T
,/s
all Sidney Catts SAYHECANNOT1
His Only Opponent DEFEAT SIT!!
NEW
C
h a u n c e y . D
Y0RK, Apr. 7. -<1NS|— rplarrs
about
e A
the catafalque.
At
W ASHINGTON, "Apr: 7J=~
(IN S )— France and the United
fitntos will send a note next
wick to the big powers inviting
them to participate in the con
versation concerning n* treaty
to outlaw war, tho State Departtnent announced today. E rrinee
and America had been negotiat
ing for months over such a
treaty. Accompanying the note
to Grent Britain, Jap. Germany,
and Italy will be the correspon
dence between France artd thc
United State* on the subject.
4ft..
' Here rent tribute was paid today l* |'!,:07 oV'0' * th* l 0!!!<.,it ’ "V ™ by
'
.
.
.
, six professional pnll.bcnrers np*
Sunrise Service
Chnunrcy M. Dt-pew by thousand* |1carc(| nl th„ (J(K)r of tlu. t.liuu.h F orm er Head O f Organization
Political Enemies Open New
(if people, of nil walks of life. a» —
..... 'Krncst
' -----* Stire*
*-'*1— and
In InUiuna Reveals H istory
anil’ r»!L1
Bishops
Is Being Plani
Line O f Attach Upan Candi
Wm. T. Manning and the Rev.
O
f
Invisible
EmpiroInDepothe
‘body
was
hnrne
from
hi*
home
%
v ^ aS
, n
C rw S n B A N K T R I A L S A R E
Y ou n g Peopli
dacy O f Cabinet Member In
to St. Thomas' Churrh, oa Fifth I’ oelif T. 11cooks, rdclor of St.
sltion Taken In Court Figh t
Ills E fforts For Nomination A m nue, where funcrnl services Thomas’ proceeded down the u'ajo
Open Day’sPfc
N o t B e A F a c to r In T O B E R E - O P E N E D
were held, and thence to it* la«t i to meet it.
Lead hy the three divines, the W i t n e s s I s S e r v i n g
r '.inir place, his- boyhood home in
R e p u b lic a n O f Io w a
G u b e r n a to r ia l R a c e m
m
M O R N IN G
IVekskill.
• i procession moved slowly up tlu
S e n te n c e In P r is o n
A d m it s S m ith P o w e r
Si’c-nt i roivds surged nhout the flowered-bank aisle. As soon as the
Do pew home, their numbers hecum funeral party had passed the port
Testim ony Was Taken In Suit
nls, tlm doors were closed, the
Forrest Lake And A . R. Key Relieves Lowdcn W ill Defeat inir «(* nival that the resource*
Instituted R v Klim Against
I
church
having
been
filled
since
a
To Re Tried In Connection
New York E x c c u liv c IfH c ls the cordon of motorcycle police
Various Ministei
F iv e Rebellious Members
p;
few
minutes
after
U:
8
l)
o’clock
W ith Seminole CounlyBanh
men
were
taxed
to
the
utmost.
Elected T o Lead His Tarty
I,
Closing Here Last August
A t tin; ilunch, just .around the when the doors utre first opened.
A rran gin g Fe.
R e a d s 'T y p e d
A n sw er
CHICAGO.
Apr. 7.— (IN S )—
Funeral services were conducted
corner, the funeral service had tht
For Easter Si
T o C h a r g e M a d e B y . Fon-ct L..k.-' n».i a . it. Key.
') A1
s “ , ^ ;TON: A r r T - J,NS> pialily id a nnt’onnl tribute. Ir i by O M o p ‘ Ernest M. Stire*, B\b- Chiu ad.-r assassination, intrigue,
.f ■_ ~
v ,t
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- llcincrl lioovir s )* *1it iiiil *ip the church were men and wontei
,onu‘ i' op Wiilinm T. Manning and the political comiption, inciting, mbb
T a m D R L a w y e r H e r e president mid treasurer respective.
lu in p u i i u i 'j v .
i , ...
...
, . patient* op* urd a new line of at who. luid- known the great Amcri Rev. Roelif II. Brooks, rector of St.
Special programs, ,•
— -—
ly * f the defunct Seinlinde t unity
,
..
can patriarch intimately. Nat >u. Thomas'. The simplest o f the Kp- violence, murder, all masked under President M ay Have To Wield and sen'icea will mn
Dr. .JfoilS - .A ,
^
will eh fnilial
August «. * * *
the name of the Ku Klux Klan.
limy tmlay They assefli-d 'th at.jf state, city wi re represented in tin Iscopnl'-burial sevvleos was used.
His Power I f Present Con ford’s Easter celcbrn
chairm an o f th e S ta te
ul* „chi-dul«l pi go mi (rial .M-ndny |
During the service the offices of
several bundled person* preaent
Aigoignnizution founded to in
gress Insists On Pnssin;: the churches tomorro
nomitinti-d
hiciiniml
di-IVat
Gov,
the church -talesmen, banker?, the New York Central Railroad, spire nigh devotion to country
v*D epartm en t ntld HI ll-.lSSLltei , ^ t |Unueii guide in indictment* ft- |1
Rs LeRisintivc Programs services have been i*
VI Smith.
. indtistrtnlisls, and just plain cit
whose destiny D tpttr d’rocted for
lead in g
can didate
MU
NU -uiiu-d ill connection with the elm- ‘
changed
to
a
one-man
onler
which
years, were closed; flags were at
A.-.Miming that Smith will he the 1 y.rns.
WASHINGTON, Apr. 7.— (INS) by a number o f past
D em ocratic
nom in ation
„ f the bank. The special term
Democratio duminye. Itcp. L. .1
Th nisle down which the coffin half mast throughout the day on crushed out all opposition or enem The prospect of President Coolidge the day .will begin
the p a rty 's choice fo r g o v e r - nt whjrh , .lKt. wflll w llv iCi « i «>n »nc
ies without regard to individual
Dickinsun. (It) of burn, lender of was conveyed wa* hanked high all public buildings in the state.
wielding the veto uxe on the legis Community Sunrise S*
Fr.itn the church the body wit* sacrifice or honor.
nor, lust night told an nud-i: charge adjourned a short time ago tin- farm him- io the House, came-with flower.-, and nhout the altar
That i* the once powerful Ku lative program o f the Seventieth i the bandshell at 6:30
ioncc o f b etw een 875 and 40t) , iraUM. o,
,s „ r u,.. j;,.v> • out with a hold forccu.-t analysis of great billows of floral tributes,till taken by- nutomub'le .to IVekskill,
where
it
was
to
he
placed
in
the
hut
Fttnceuled
the
cnn'nge
upon
Klux
Klan ns revealed hy Duvid emigres* loomed stnmply-today a * , arranged by the >oun
people, .'that S id n ey
G a ttn : u |u„„ the‘defense elaimed was .a I Smith** strength against Hoover
is second niatl in th e fa c e and material witae.s in tlu- remaining'mill Smith’s strength against l.o\v which the bier was rested, in fcpito family mausoleum in tin- Hills'de C. SUphensbtt. Indiana’s former Treasury expert* Indlchtetl the of the various congrcga
ilen in the electoral college. Diekiu of liis constant plea far simplicity Cemetery, a short walk from the Klan lender, once second in com government would fact* a huge
The sunrise service v
Unit Doyle Carlton isn't even in the cases.
in his servivs. the thousands of his spet where he was born n fortnght mand of the nntionnl organization,
with music by an orche
.
Judge DcWitt T. (iray of Jack son is slippoiting l.owdell.
deficit
in
10
'Jil
if
the
whoKpro.
i mining.
friends nil over the nation that had |less than ninety-four years ago. I-who is serving a life sentence in
posed of players from
III. conclusion was that Smith
,|, . souville, who presided over the trial
gr un in his lifetime floodcil St. The commitment serv'cc. to be the Indiana State Penitentiary for gram is enacted into law.
‘•llilit rtiec far governor of
churches. Following will
of itie lir t eases will be bark in woilhl enr.v New Yolk. New Jer
Thomas' spue mis .auditorunt with read by the Rev. Dr. Ilro'ks, wits murder.
Tlu- President might even reject songs by tha congregat
*Stnte of Florida is just a.- d efin il--' Siinford Monday morning to n
. rv, Masiwn luisrl t -. t oiniectieut.
to be of stnrk. simplicity, with
.
The full story of the “ invisible tax reduction legislation, it was Hail Tin: Power o f Jcsu
ly fixed between two men. ns cer ;-ume tile special term. No action Rhode Island, mal New Mexico .i their mementoes.
those
fj-’ends of hi* IVekskill days empire" is revealed in- the deposi
The
family
entered
the
church
tain us the sun is fixed in the hea in lulling tbe j>".\ "i preparing gainst eithir Homi-roi l.owden .*
intimated, if Congress exevriled on«l "Christ Has Arisen."
tion hy Stephenson, taken in u
\V. P. Burhman, pastor ol
vens, and this race is f i nciI be for the trial of further rives " ill be remarkulde l oin e-sinn for any u-e mi ihe -bird Street side, taking paying a final, reverent- tribute.
the tll0 l,(M<0 .tM)0 limit fixed by the Methodist Church will o)
Pennsylvania court fight-over the
tween Sidney .1. Catts and myself taken befne bi- ix-luri I’lie open tllnr Republienn to m ike, i-un m
Treasury Department. The 'tending cto prayer which will be
i • i .,
_
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Doyle ('(triton will not even be a ing of the It nils again will binge the heat of a jm- . onceatnn -tntg
’'hooded onler
legislative program'in Congrasa
the Rev. F. M. Marlor. /
The deposition was taken in a
factor. It’s jtisl nn o ff season foi on the finulitioti o f Ki-v who has gle.
calls for nn increase of from |28Ti,Idm," the rend ehairninn snid. "a "
suit brought!* ythc Klan against 00(1,000,000 to 8:128,000,000 in fed- from fhe Scripture will
been a vietim of smallpox at hi
Another of Did.in-nii's umiJuby Miss Margaret Cowar.
five re'.ie’.liiaiH meinhem " f the orI can defeat for governor <>r thera I appropriations next year, it
liotne in Tangerine.
ii.us wa- si nicely b “ - n-marl.ali'itette composed of J. H
gnnizution
m
Pennsylvania,
who
State o f Florida any
man that
was pointed out, while the ext mi
The resumption of the trials is* He pi edict eil that agatn-t II novel
stands for race tracks and gamb
filed » petition for nn injunction to ll ted Tnensury surplus for 1020 is Mrs. Claude Herndon, 5 *
expietrd to iiltnut erowils to the! to No\ Smith may well can v lib
Lalng and J. A. Harrold
ling in Florida. I can beat Cult's."
restrain thi; Klan from transacting only 8200,000,000.
Neimiode County Court House. Dm nm-. Iiniianii, .Maryland. M i--"iii.
There will be three
tiny
business
whatever
In
tinslate.
Di. Hathaway not only lelegat ing the trial of the other eases tleiitaun. Nebraska. N'evada, HI.la
By this computation, the gov
nn the irnuinds that the Klan lin* ernment would run into u deficit of “ Whnt is Faster and
ed the Tampa candidate from tjie.t rally in March, tile court mom was iioiua nml S.mth Del.nta, but '.h it
t int-*.
misappropriate^ fr< t)( jt85.000.000 to $125,000,000 in means to Me" by Chart■iniviinix But isrnoiid hoihc* of tl,#* pnrked with both men and women l.i.wden .-mild eutTV all tin. *’ ■l*•t• * (ii'ot'giii Stihut Expi't’ls T o In- Flood ('nnl.rul S u pp orlfrs Rt- iiHiU 'l
chni-ges which Carlton mmlc het'e
funds,
exertvd
*'vd
influence* " 'c r .
should the program be cnact- Dorothy Thuraton and V
gin
Congressional
Pol
I
In
Irodm-o Iti'snlulitiii O f Inaginst Sin-th. Summing up. ' *»«• I"
tiny and night.
public
"ffieial.-.
and
constituted,
^
j
f
laxus were reduce*I in the font. The program will *
10 <ray's ago. The road iliairman
E ffo rt To Pass .longs Rill
imiry As Soon As Report On
State’ * Attorney
Millard It. »an ileelii*ed Ilia: a Smith !!•»••** »
"Onward Christian Soldi
ivad. a typewritten statement in
O
v
er
V
ein
O
f
T
h
e
P
rg
s
i(|
g
n
lljr
l"*idic
nuiMime.
Ui.'antime
the loss o f revenuo
(Ii'orgin Condition Is Made
S’ lnith Avtll head the prosecution ""*•1 l ||.,( would set'll I '*- New Voi l.
by the assemblage and a
which he denied the <barge* made ; will h<. again assisted by l*. 1 >.
l
1 Stcpbenson was questioned by VV1 „!,| „ n|y increase the deficit.
(im eini'l' ini ' til* " hiie House
bm by the Rev. E. D. Br
by Carlton of waste anil 'extrava
Senator Smoot (It)
WASHINGTON. Apr. 7. (IN S ) Van A. Uerickman <*t Pittsburgh,
\\ \r.lll XCTtlN. Apr 7 (IN S t
Fabisin.-ki of 1't-nuarola and Ion L. with a :lL’7 I’d I victory in the dint’
’
1
A special Knights Ton.
gance in the equipment division |
Backers of tin-“ government pay- Ip the prosrni-e *if attorney John chairman o f the Senate Finance
Farris, of Jacksonville. »*«» ti ie oral college, hut that a Smith Low
S|ioin-il By net mn of the Post
ter
service has been ai
at Gainesville. 111 denied eerlein
guriled as comptlent criminal law-t lien contest would virtually be tin- Office Dcpurtt ufellt m ilivaiss U(f t all ’ plan of floiol control in the Mi.*- 11. Connaught on, rounsel for l-*e |Committee, predx-ted the Senate the First Motbodist Ch
otluM’ ciitfrges, and admitted one
Klan;
the
'Rev.
John
F.
Strnycr
af
i
unukltiimlt
tax
reduction
to
$200,.
id .sippi Vnlle.v have In-gun a Coif
ilrs. Tho defentie will again be yi'M i'M*. l.owden winning tm the two FI1 I'llit p.>xll)lllMC!"i iH-itiuse
r. M. Delegatidla o f }
ppp.oOO. HcvdSdt-ll, '’ilioWever, tfVfxt
r • ns true the Tampa man’s charge|> .
,C j>.i,„~r lm.minent
gresslontil poll pivliniinnry to an McKeesport, Pa one of this
from Olivet, Oriental,
Vrllcge
l>
>
ti
vote
•
to
’
’b-'
L^U4*4v^ow"md.d*!pa»tia‘>n!. b *-con» V " - •‘ I ’h
'
1 .’.f
.
he antic'pjiteil that much of the
alleged "political shak.-dow ns,' tin «-ffort to pn«-» the .Tones Bill over 1 els," and a court reporter. ^
und Fmmanuel comtntar
P 1' tract* -th- the highest bid.ler in tam p* nttorm y, who will be assist
-'Front the piesetit fund.” saiil
I’ residi nl ( 'oolnlge'p veto if nor.-.
International New* Servin' has pending legislative program would
Ci'iierajHiiiual dr ve t"i'an inii .t
be present and all visltlti
romi! instances. He said the rot«l e.l l.y II S. White, l-enl attorney. Dickinsun. “ it most be a- 'inn-l
never
be
enacted.
•
-ary.
obtalned’ai
nexehisive
trrfhscript
of
.l.-ral |*.iti"n
jouming Knights arc Inv
depurtnvent bits used its best jud a: .1 I ’ll ill I ’life , nephew ol ..I....... . that ton. Smith will be tie D.-ni" igati a " f i ale <>l'
" I f all the hills pending before
Confidenl that they ran toll u p 'th is depouitiaii a* tiled ill federal
present. Thn Rev. Dorse;,
nge
in
the
Smith
gmn**d
'lieiigth
I
be
il-fi
n.I.i’it
-•
I Itille liomtpee Vnynlll heretofore
gment and the awarding »*f *•••»Congress
should
be
passed
and
he
a two third nm u.j ily in both Sen • court at Pittsburgh. T h\- liist
\ j i \
»*l! It* •*!»
ter,
grand cofnmander of
•f
l.ep'irul about Smiib ii miiuatioti I mill,..
• nu t* to Iddilers ha-, been upprovate ami House, ..'p*-m*ni> oT thetehnplei " f the higiV spot*, of tkis roine Invv*, there would he a deficit comtuundery, Knights T>
',|ri i-e-n "ti th*
Senator Gemge ( I " nf‘ Grnrg'ti.
tV III* l’ hi
od by the state Supreme Court.
Iieeil bill cMimiin lb*' li-'tiru- ft oft
next
year
even
if
we
failed
to
re
Jones Bill have *hnvn no signs e f rcniurkiiblc dorunwnt. i* hcn-with
,, i „ r a new t r i a l in
few of the states .it tin middle I a-I *-d b\ his • "IIIague. Senatm v lelding t" I''.' i inphatir d*-niati«l* pn-senti d- Aft*-* th<* »-uslomary in duce taxes," snid Smoot. " I f vve re Floridu. will deliver th.
The road chairman was intro iVr. '$•**> |.V
inti
ithirc
tin
The local DoMolays an*
i
l
l
.
a
l
l
I
aj,e
i
'
l
l
eon
Hi
i
ri->.
«-xi»i-«
'.it"
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West to ieali/i lit- nominal i"it * an
duced by Mayor I'.. F. Houslrddc•/. till* '■!!?•
It.irirkman duce taxes, it would only increase will assemble at the Mas
j,.. ....•n a - la i.t Mr Coolnlr'' tor *irastl< rhaiiges i limllirtory ipir- l i" 0 '.
.
,i a I ,!i <1 befol
i,
"i
n
‘-.n
i.f
ilnpi
•
>
i
h
»
U'll’il
the
deficit.
I
hope
that
this
leg:*.
not best upped.
It. J Holly presided at the 'meet ■
' a*k<"l How long did you remain in
ti-i-i-iv i - ,i n |i- rt "ii ■"tidit i"ii- .ii M, ii,, i,in
b* : an **P
Intiva program will not bejmneted pic on the North Side o f 1
injr, made the opening speech mot , eotllt l"-res •*1
••'J'he Republli m .ill,- ot deli n*-e
The
ti'.i
to
II
.
M
e
for
the
“
govern
' the Kluirf?"
PnH
t
OftiM
De.
Gi-|ilgia ti'*'i" tl"'
•o .iru ia il:. t" i*'«*ver hi health I he
and
it fs m y‘ personal belief, it will nuc nt.:izl5 P. M„ The.
intl'iilUied the Mayor. Mr. Honiiuul lie drawn ac -r lingiy. In *be
A
From the time I became a
t eft re in eon ■pent pay aH” “|ilan in (he Senate.
Legion Drum anil Bug
raitiuetit
Til*|"
F " ,r
holder prulred the audieitce f**r ’ imfge h a Fast. Republican uncertainly
- ..ii. iiiii' mi link ..... lent mvratiga
ami the almost unanimous vote for member. In the l.itl* t pail of P.'-l. Hot be."
will head the procession
.lunge
tit.‘it
waminted
t"
1
'
taking nuch nn interest in tho pres
i-iillecdeil.'atid with
I " 1'1,
iU
A cast o f -10 character
tin- Jones Pill la tin- ItoUSi Flood until I ix'signcd all connections
J-"n JV. etu-y toward um-mploj nn-nt Smi > ..... .......... charge "f L . S. IV te i -mi.
ent political campaign. He spoke i u ' i l m ^ . ’ »’>
t
hat
sent u pageant, "Th( onti'ol ('"iiimilti- are pointe*l to with the Klim on the 281h 'lay " f
b
I
iii-tinii-t*
t
lit
Dmurla
«,
(.a
,\liir.in
nfu-i
.ladu*
"
-ilbo
e
"
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of Dr. Hathaway a* a n an who hawill he even stronger* than
Christ’* at the Congi •t
lie wa. fin red to pay Itiotl* V In Ill'll by : ponsoi * ol tin- iiii'asuie iis an i Sept P.»2:t.
Wright,
jutlve
nl
Ihe
;,td
eircutl.
been tried and tested*b> Ji p in
dav piediclioue. With Republican Davis, uegi'n Repuhl • in ( 'iilinoit
(j. What official positions have
Church, on the corner q f 1 k
answer to veto threat
of service. The pond ibcirma i disipmlifird Innis-I'
. I l ength in thg Mi*hlle \\*--t.
Peterson
you
held in the Klan?
o*.
nuc and Third Street, at
teeuiuti, t*i holil Ids j"b
The
ndministrutlou.
it
was
unit
opened his speech with an uni.nun
A,—First, exalted cyclop.* o f the
in the evening. The opon •r *i “ With -Ot votes "life f»t
•"v* '' cninniitted *n * i*b- aftei -hnnt iqg ruled, will confine it- efforts to
cement concerning t-*e chaulnuFviinsvillc, Ind.. Klan, thereiiftn
chows tho three wontei n
4 i ust lie' numinie again-t Smith, he hi* mi*eesHi.r to death. '
<l«a which is coining t" Sanford.
(Contlimed m page 5)
Garden of the Tomb. 1 r
Postmaster General N r" lias ( amendments which would delay the ,
uiti*l win G'J out of the following
MOSCOW. Apr. 7.— (IN S )—
final settlement of the cost of flood
Dr. Hathaway speni half of his
•- - . ■
•
sure that such a persot it:
iloablful b'tutcs to hf eleetcil: i iii dismissed A. L. Dunam*', post
One day "companionate marri
; speech rn his read building ucc »m
control
estimated
.it
from
Jt:l25.
.
that o f Jesus could 'neve ii<
master at Fm-l proof. I I *., and
(Continued on page st
ages" huUc come under the ban as
I I'shmcnt* unil the plat form on
the following scene, Petr Jn
|Leslie D Robert*,
act ng post ! nan,not) t<* $ l,» 0tt.t««».utH» until next E v i d e n c e R e v e a l s
which he is running f"* th.- g "'
_ l
* Ci
1
I.-, I " n*' of the worst evil* of the lax John, Thomas, Cleopas a
J
year.
•
,, i
« « r : 11 master at Avon ParkDm * one be;
einor's chair, utui the " ll" i l-alf * *
t s t soviet man-mgc inw».
Appointment, ot an economic M a r k e t S y s t e m
appear in the <brilliant co
AY lllS t o n - n U lL M t l »
HI
t ri.p rt Vl to have paid
for his
BIRMINGHAM. Ala-. \|»ril 7.— .
Carlton and Catts.
robes nf the cast and di 161
le jm tlM * S e r v i c e i eroiniiiendatiioi t..
..... . »-t-> j commission to ,<invey the entire vnl“ Now, friends," he sn d, "I conn (IN S ) .Rebuffed in their first at-,
tors ”the
" " supreme
" " ,h' court today
" r” Ode.
T ' iqcssago of Eastec. If:
1 IA \ C l * a s i c i ►t-vx|,i|L. Riiherts is alleged
I.. have h'y, with pr**v i ion* for waiving I n N e e d O f R e v i s i o n
TI
to you to present my candidacy f "
tnnnds thut men who lead brides
Mav»»i Ji»nen Ml
(Continued on
» .
v
Vl„. ■said he was w iling to pa> f'-r a local contribution* whefe levee ill*
D
the office of governor of tin St i** tempt t"
1,1
. *i>
. WINSTON SAI.L.M. V < . A »' ' I r, l „ nmi,,„|ut,»ii.
WASHINGTON, Apr. 7. ilN S l to the marriage liseeuse bureau
*.f Florida. My address is ilvide-l municipal y-.-t lernieil uiis,,!iiii' I il• j 7. (1NS» Tho namipl Faster title ( - " T J , |-,o*it'vely will not !•*• per Diets face bunki uptcy, is being ud
altiiis “ with the premeditated in
Ftiougb
fmU
have
been
biuugbl
vacated l*.v Rep Madden (lit o f'
ting station*, automotive trades
(Continuoi! on page b)
said
tention ot divorcing them in n few
lostmi Sab in lot , milled in til’s department.
i leaders and owner* today
w n e , jiilgtintiige to
Illinois, representing the White lu-f'in- tin- Senate t'"lt"ii Invest!- days" are to be arrested. ConvictNew.
"N
o
mao
will
Inappointed
■
! -n-ekilig nin e "<>** '
! the elltuox of liie Faster’* (elehia
gnting ( 'i.niniittee to show that inti uill tnriy a penalty oT from
who bus paid for h * einb*r*raient llotl*".
hatting the recent
f"«.-* c»l
A definite limit "f cost, probably , tlu- pie-cat market system need* one to eight years. The *lecrce
t mil. the Moravian •-1 \i«-«- symbol ami any mail will be MitnamrUy
t !>:«{ lie at the f:i 2 ri,000.0t»» figure set hy drnstn ravij-ioti, Senator Smith, is effective this month.
the Senate and House Flood t'mThe -string of gisl victims of
(ID "t South Carolina, Chairman
“ marital fJL-nds’* has admittedly
. Under a Dill introduced >•> Rap. trnl Committee. al«- will l,e urged.
T E X A R K A N A . Ark.. *prt
•if \ v\;ik l illfd to ovrrflow
Meanwhile the flood bill was be of lit.- committee pant today.
Lunkford (D l of
Georgia, it
beronte too long und pitiful. There (IN S )— Mrs. Nancy I
in,
iim try thousand* from afar who would tie unlawful U> accept or sol ing held up by Hot**"' leaders. No - 1 Smith'declared a modification of are cases on record where girls charged with poisoning » -ell
w.t
Public
Service
(
mnnii.->i"»,'t
NEW YORK, Apr. L —(IN S )—
,ai,ie to worship with
the member*
, icit ennipaigu
thy present cotton fu tirv* act 2 t year? old have been married lumbercump near
pol tical campaign fund* from gotiation* for u compromise are hi..........
tell put licat
Fou . t
Jeunnu. Fagels insisted today she (heir complaint..
echu.eh.if the-Moravian
,
olht<1. federa
federal «• oployes. ing carried far beyond Congress to. would probably be propqsed by th e, ^
fivt. „ r six t,meil> Thc which rendered seriously I »
of
Hie
honu
•*
■
The
oxaptple
of
Mayot
t.*t
****
would ajipear In a play *>•• Brouilion <*f the South. T ontglit | n|cforil i*
cimperritu'K with business men and political louder.* committee. He pointed out tbut, divorce in each instance was ot»- o f people-will be arraigm turn
i
hul""..ml " » ■ « > curthoUH. George and llurr *.
wuy next Fall deapitc tho decision nl O d l M W » *l,rcB! ........
i the Mississippi Valley, vvtyi have steps Yiuve already boon taken, to luin.'d by the husbund without his day for a preliminary h ritq
open city-operated gasoline *t.*t
uill he thrown iqa-n to those who
pivVnt speculative government re
of tile Actor's. Equity Asaoiintiou
A resolution investigation of demanded flood control.
charge, of assault to kil
wife’s knowledge of consent.
ion* if the companies did not •*"
i-tage "until
ports being sent out, under the ugbanning her from the stage
nul|
"i»olntoil"out t** Mayor I wish to rest 'luring the night, but federal job buying wn* pu sented
Suffering from a ha) :itn
A
divowce
decree
costs
only
16
•’ - bill, (D ) of
Sfcpt. 1, PJ2U, and imposing a f i ne.
„ (,tf way i(l „ |,ieb t*. w in, can not get hotel accomodu 'n the lust session but " » * side
W ATERTOW N. N. Y. Apr. 7 . 1rirulture appropriation
n-nts. A husband merely- hus tn that hervchildrvin were , ing
tracked when Republicans attached __(IN S )__Howard Bishop, nought Aiktpuas, Ims introduced ft bill to
of two weeks salary, approximately force down tlu- motor fuel prices. |tion.
go iM'fore the tegular qfficiul und timber and that she wob bo
At
dntvii
tomorrow'.
Bishop
Fd*
a rider to investigate “disfrao?-T,COO. The actress declared she June* however, refused t*> take :
Southern Ly Mute police f-r the ullegeffl prevent s|icculative trading.in cot
.
proclaim his intmthm *if'dlvorvlng an object of poverty, Mn L>t
„.,i,l R
R rndthnlcr,
indtbtilir, HU.. will conduct c.li’seinent of liegroe
i* already under toiitraet with hijiid, sayirg be saw no way t" j ward
charged with attempting t rid
murder «»f . Merritt Manning, wu*|tnnf utures
11,,, century *d*l ceremonial for the election*.
Tho South Carolina Senator an- 1 his wife and he is given u legal forces o f the lumber carat ay
Sunt H. R an is to a|*eur next Get. which he could Interfere.
nTcrtwl tmlay.nounced thut hi* would jentl the con decree, ‘
uing u large amount o f - eni
O, L. Bunn, secivtmy " f tin Mull time, and at the same hour,
in ••Paritn.’’
there is
uMoravian,
troversy between Anderson, C la y
„
.. _
- .
wherever
the wvll.
The 'star, of "Rain’’ and .“ Her fhutidier of Commerce, declared he
ton and Co.. Houston Brokers, Jt e a r » I« C l t F o r L i n e r
Officers charge the eld* y w
( ‘nrdhoard I^ivcr,;* the hitter nf believed gasqllne Jiriees in Birincent.
mid Aithuf It. Marsh, former presihaired
unman purchased * l
which she i* accuscil *>f deserting inieliuni were two or th f*
C a u g f l i t I n B a d Storm
dent
of
th*.
New
York
Cotton
Ex
ton
high,
but
that
he
did
not
be
amount of. arseulc at a d f 4
in Milwaukee and SI. Louis, issued
roust- the iHipulace.
‘ .
'
Mv
0
change. .who charged the brokers
recently’ . When virtually«; ry
the following 'defi: “ A handful of lieve the city government sh<uiu
TOKIO,
Apr.
7.—;(IN
S
)—Cruvu
bo used to whip down price*. <•«.'
actors fo r whom, with a few ex
Tbe big electric sign wliub will 60 light bulb* In Uie oval bprdcr with .price tnunlpulution. on Mon fears were felt toduy for the safety woman and child at the uie
prievs here were taiseil .Mniuluy
lou *
"
■
................
ception*, 1 have nn respect, can
P r o s p e c t iv e B r id e s
! point the way to Sanford
nt■*t’t
the and 1H 111 tlitt'iinuw. The ftllow * day.
o f the Prince liner Asiatic Prince, i-mp of the J. R. Goldroa
“ There has been u general man bound from New York to Yokohu- Company became eerloo • i
■firm*
and.
men
bunts
huve
contrib
not keepYitc from my public, which from 1 H to 22 .ent*.
D i s e m b a r k I n B o m b a y |junction o f west n m street and
ipulation of the cottbn market," iii*s. and iibw'- a week over due at one time, officer, started t »•
1 know- L a big. one. lsball appeur
.
_____ _
! Ah,. Del mild mild will In- lignted uted to the cost of the aign which
FAM ILY PKU1SIIK*
igation which resulted in to i ‘
Smith declared, "and the .recent the latter, port
will
l>o
maintained
by
tlis
Chamber
in a filny on Uroailwuy Ivefoye
BOMBAY
India..
Apr. 7.— I qp for the first -time Monday
testimony
Juts
brought
this
out.
th y Citv o f Eaitbourue, «.f th, 1 htg of X m ci^ ln th ew cU
Christmas. I have never, been a
_Twenty prospective br!de* j night, L. J. Bolt, who runipatgnea of Co ntme nu :.W. S. I ao U, BoumiH(-(SCO, Tex. April 7.— (IN S )
___. >
...
s « v m l children, arao GJf •’
Several
ut & Andc^um# Title Guarantee & However, We CUD lentfi no niotM ‘FUnrmnn Lint;', *eporU-d
upon iu
full.fledcd member of the Kquity The bodies of R. N- Jackson. 40. of British Soldiers, who arrived for tlie erection of the sig-u
poisoned,
were near das '.I, .
from
Clsytoiia
r
Mnrah
thnli
they
,
Marsh than
orrjA,f
today that it hu*l pick*
Mortgage Co., First National Bank,
— I jtined the orgnnir.ati*in under |,i* wife and six children were here upon the liner C ty «>l I’nris, UUum-ctI today,
uki
according to word from
i.
Ch«:
only,
interest
j
C(j
u
>
q
i
o
.
message
from
the
Sanford
Bond
and
Mortgage
Cu.,
1
'hnv-,i
tnld
us.
uie;
uniy
"*
'*
*
l'f*
|
ed
up
nn
8
,
O.
S.
mtoo,
protest in 1P25 ,ot the
of found burned to doath m their ucre infcrried vtithin nn Itodr after,
j j lt>
|,ourd will be 10 fo^t
.. insistence
j
m.v manager, Sum.JLL.Hams..
fariT> home, five miles west of heiv they had- - r h - h n r k r d i 4 » a * k - ) ,
;U*1
Hotel,’ Monte-i wbr-thee munipulatiou, amitprice j„id*t of*a terrific atot
storm while o ff miles away. Mra. Lorno's
"The suspension is redicudlous toduy. The throat »>f one of the leaned over thu rail of the vessel ground will lie gteen with nn oval H o U t Seminole
■
t*
died
several
years
ago
onIlon-ilulu.
land unjust. Kquity hud no proof daughters wus slwdu'd *n«l ano waving to ‘their prospective bus. in the-center jiicrcod by u red ur- zutiih Hotel, Oasis IM * , Ha>r»es control hu* been going on.
H
.
children
much
timborlor
The Asiatic Vrince Is maimed by
bands. Koine Ot them bail not seen row pointing toward Kniifonl. Thc and Ratliff, John Ludwig, City of
against me. I haw the word of ther’s skull bs'shed.
»ff -t
were
selling
tun
U
r
fourieen officers and forty sea
At TOR ARRAIGNED
theT fiances before, the marriage sign will read. Tin* World’s Great Sanford, American Fruit Growers,
twelvp 7>f the most prominent
■ tb
I
men.
Except fo r the City of East lands over her protest ,
having
been
arranged
through
nilChase
and
Co.,
Florida
Vegetable
physicians In the United States
I’OlSON VICTIM DIFS
est Celery Center— Sanford—The
wanted to get rid f t thi
vrrtiscrnunU. These held photo $ ity Substantial. The word San Corporation, Sanford-Ov,Mo Tyuck
L®S ANGELES, April
7.— bourne's report. No word o f the
that 1 was really ill when I did
camp the thought was rob « g
missing
liner
has
been
received.
graphs
in
their
hands
und
rrruttti.*
Growers,
Yowell
Co..
C.
h.
Myers,
(I N S )—J^orman Trevor, veteran
----------------- whole
----- comiwny
. BOSTON, April.. 7.— ( I N S ) ^
not appear,
and my
ford will light one letter at u time
The City of Eastbourne wa« unable officers charge.
and tht nurnttgumetit ftpiartd In ^ vietim o f
potion liquor, (red tbe men until they were identi (lush o ff and ull letters on-at ono Wilson Toonter Fertiliser Co., For screen actor, will face a strange
Mr*. Lynn and her bn»t •r t
fied. Some of the bride* and
_ »
r
...
. •• o i,i;^l, oil u httM*
rest Lake Hotel, Sanford Drug Co., audience next Monday when ho is to locate thc Wince liner because brought to the Texarkana ul I
time.
The
other
line,
vvill
flash
on
my bthalf. Mjr unly crime was that
br degrooms. were 'undoubtedly not
Crown Pnpor Co., Florida Power arraigned before the lunacy com of the storm raging at tbe time it
I refused ty ere .h deputy of Equi stage name ’• Nancy Fayes, u res as.rond looking as they appeared iind off.
received th* -g. O. S
, ______ _ early today,
mission.
,v
_. .
ty, whom I did not believe to be an ident o f Roxbuty, died today U> in the pbptojfropbs,
According to Mr. Bolt, thcro at* and Light Co. and Harry Kent.
_____
.
Dvdh«m ftuergejury hosjtiul.
.
Equity deputy."
Says He Can Lick
Race Track’s Man
PROSPECT LOOMS
THAT CAL MAY BE
FORCED TO VETO
BandshellToI
Scene Of Wo
SENATE PROBE IN BACKERS OF BILL
P. 0. SCANDAL OF WILL DISREGARD
SOUTH IS PUSHED COOLIDGE’S VCTO
Marriage Evils In
Soviet Russia Will
Be Checked By Law
Birininghainl’ eople
Ask Mayor To Open
City (<as Stations;
'it
Star Of “ Rain”Says
She Will Carry On,
Despite Equity Ban
= : . ; , ^j
iL r "
3S r -r r i Big Electric Sign Pointing Road
str^t* ph.ymgFaster music to«
m Sanford To B a Lighted Monday
WomanWhoP ic
A r s e n i c In h
Will Be Arra: Th
�f
‘i
\
n irr ^ T
nA
i 4 r• ^i n 4
1
i %L 1 I X L HL j1
3
i p
1 1 1
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4
i l m
a
1
1
.
Do W e Believe In Sanford?
O f Our Third Stor
ru n g
...
Corner
Magnolia
Avenue
and Second Street
.
This store will be under .management of M r. I*. I. Branun. The market will he operated by Mr. Robt. Masska. This gives us
three stores and the main warehouse in Sanford, employing a total of sixty employees of whom fifteen or more,own homes here
W E R E P E A T — W E B E LIE V E IN S A N F O R D . W e are pleased to announce we have secured “TJiE S A N F O R D H IG H SCHOOI
CH OR US” composed of fourteen young ladies, directed by Mrs. R. C. Maxwell playing “P IG C L Y W IG G L Y H E L P Y O U R S E L F ”
They know their Pigglies.”
If you don’t intend making a purchase you should visit this opening and hear them
FREE
FREE
To every customer milking a purchase o f T w o Dollars
u n rirlr
rr.A
i vc r il
inn) i* j
unci F ifty Cents or more we will gi\i* a bag o f groceries
thetrl*’»c«t!HjrKTe: all
which werr
th«*rtu,T« lw mark* ut beauty. In
the roitMIr si!*** antimony
u»ol j*
.ftaocdirih'* and .*.* early .i* 1500 A. I'
it « U utrd in l>|«* metal•.iwHtrrThtrr*«n awl bells. A lew ••i llu’tr u>r»
cyntiquc to ilw present d.t*
kWhilMhi* nation pfrulmt-v mnm i*i
tbe rave innlrriaK ii u»r* .tlirrr ;ur .*
mwJver of intiitMnditirv ishull t, r.uv
ae^nre onl> tr<-m dir oilier
ci iin*
.* An,•mu ili«**v i* in tint* n>. A1
tti/mcl' dir vnur.l* linn .ml for iht»
mclbtHv not tame,- dii* i.iimiry n-e*
ntrtfir'Vlf it tli-in does any other, and i«
inlitr-racli year.
.worth Sac.
This is real merchandise and not samples.
(T h is O ffe r (Jood At JSVw Store O nly.)
Above: Native antimony smelter
in the hills of Hunan Province,
China. Below: Melting antimony
with l*ad in one of the plants of
the Western Electric Company
preparatory to sheathing telephone
cables.
"of 'die antimony ordinalitv
rom Hunan, (Jliiin. a proviinr
)r tt*'iiirner»1 d<*t»>Mtv I infiut*
4l. W ar, Itowevrr, wlien lirg r
e.» ‘o f antimony su re mixed
ad tr> make buJIii* and *hrn
h«fr veem into the ptitucM to'
" iJirlT"* *uftel a* a |»>w<trr in I
'3h?!b. »«tjje of the Western
*.Opened‘yniyinimiy mim-*.
Hut
‘ these nlioe' cannot pn»ltlrr 1
ihocgatpetitioo with tofeijjn tnpplirr* ‘
O i r of the H rce.t iue. of the \ilrrrHritii^ rpetal in this n w -
FREE
FREE
Contents are:
W E H A V E 500BAGS TO (JIVE A W A Y
FREE
1-4 lb. Beechnut Coffee
2 pounds Flour
Small can Milk
Can Corn
Loaf J i r e a d .......... .......
1-2 lb. Puritan Bacon
TOTAL
VALUE
STORE O P E N S S-.10— F O L L O W IN G P R IC E S QOQD. IN
EASTER
(
FREE
ALL
TH R EE
STORES
BO ILED
Assorted
PER P O U N D
PER P O U N D
Brown
CENTS
CENTS
P IL L S B U R Y -P A N C A K I
1
P & G W H IT E N A P T H A
C E N TS
S
lit•» foul lo iritu rv noil -trik e some
W O f League •isilde nhiei I will lie lepitlnmle
homers |i •>>iti« *l they
lull Ini
Instructions 'vlnn they pu-> the net mil play up
• mill
Smifpers »ilidi> mt- tu n I
t o Follow The >bun*
Ball
to die foul hue .oid hook oi
Primier Brand Tiny Tot
iui
•NEW Y«»ltK.
A pi f».
-lu e like poll »lii*f*»,
I V tlie III) lie
i IN.- i
D is p u t e s i o i u e i u i n i : tin* i n h i p i i
tntion of liu-.eliitll l i li e s |i\ N u ll" !
at l.e ugile i m ip lle s an* e\|n*. ti-.l to
he d r i H M - r d t h ' - •»t\l**"|i l*\ th> on
m ini llisl I 10 t lolls M*l|t Hilt t>»ln> l.\
President. .1••**n A 11•->«11.*I I * III
.tu ft of loll rU .ii, lllupll l
'• •
3 BARS
m il I••■ml it
A k i l ' h:' «.nl —k I i tl.e uiMiin.i
,*• I1#* imtireu rr *io t*•«- p*.Tut m |h m
it dutuppeti i - 11■ ■ i •• thi* ii i ii pi i
"*u*
I.AIM.KSI SKI.I.IM , SOAP | N .Till
CENTS
M A X W E L L HOUSE
BEECHNUT
t*n « il, u>
II vilh i • rjui'ie I
*»ji|*i r. * l ■■'!,*■. then e>«■* ..i
CENTS
l i e h.lll. w .Oil. •I ......... tml (.. . .i.l
I l*'>
I ........ .. •<1 1'
.uid ;i.l\ i - i .
COM POUND
i*■• ii i.. to.h Ik,. . ,
I'ji.-Ident iloi.lle, tool •I••svn i..e
i so nnd rlrnf.
1-1 H U M )
ml i pi* tat urns .
K
I'WlUkb wic*l‘.V *111/.. k •I ;HM|I* ot III*
■arbiter* tsat nr., ■
t
. ( )n<* ruling |ino ii.l
'i it.
cri Use the tnunl" ■ , to ..........
the -e n o r i I*.. ,M tli
•. >.*
Pi
f> in • .it " o t
PER P O U N D
S W E E T M IXED
III toill
•
lit
U T K II
CENTS
D O NA C A S T L E
•
feet 11 otii lli< |.i. in pJ.il> • 11.'111•I it
i'lllll'd fit I
I
NOT SATIS I-TEU |{E
A M I MON I'D W fl.l. IH
PEIt I'Ol M l ( t.N
Sunswccl California
er mi} in ••!•
O f
n« i t*l *11111* 1
tv hr re it pa.--i u li**io the n l ml
pluymp' field
The I a..tit ... it...
-loud hi the im- oI i
fi*|n e, till *1 *ul
of t|u* spot Mlieie the I in 11 - 11 1k * the stuiiil. it II uuiili the u iiip n e in
<li term iniiu :
ivhetlu i till* hit i*
fn ir ui foul.
T ilts hi -mis thnl h i t - m hii'li ■,u v c
2 P O U N D C A R TO N
Soap 5 Cakes 50^
Tall Pet 1-Can 10/
Milk, Value 60^
CENTS
N IC E Y E L L O W
Good Hard Head
CENTS
YO U C A N M A K E BETTER
C A K E S W IT H THIS
C R E A M Y SH O R T E N IN G
PER P O U N D
CENTS
2 POUNDS
BOX SLICED
SO LAR B R A N D SLICED
FANC Y MAINE
PER P O U N D
CENTS
LAMB
f M o tU tig e r so F u n n y •
--••• • •
•
• ,
•
rTti B______
- - iiliiiiiiiiilluiiiiTiiiif
CENTS
jAKCY THtN'SKIN,
SQUABS DUCKS
^
)tr ' »
•
*.
• ,
.... POULTRY
D O ZE N
T h » r o l d **hif k*',‘j6 hp ii dori't d r a w lir e
fcjfh t h e
i t n v r a h o n ' T h e old
tftege yokel ot m u A cle b o u n d l a i m e r s o l
th e (xalvt e r e e q u a l M reim ef s to the p ,« s
erU farrj, #>-»tutlve,w tiu>e m a j o r wQrk
la d o i^ i UyA«lt»ot/iC povyer7.
•,
.
C o p p e r j t t t v e r rta tk e tin g . e x p e r i m e n t
H a t i V h j , g o v e r n m e n t bulletins, radio
n iaVhit .reports, have a d v a n c e d the
growing a n d m a rk e tin g ability.
w hfuT'electricily Iw d o in g the real fa r m
tv^rk a t low coat. Theft? two laciorft are
ftPlvirtg th e lar»i* p»(jbfbm
E l e c t r ic poyrer is revolutionizing the
( a r m a n d m a k in g the la rm e r an ex
e cu tiva.
-
liar Fleclrtcily .Vour Cfira/ievi Stitiini
VEAL
10 P O U N D S
•vltll
120 Magnolia Avenue
T H R E E STOKES
*’ • 222 First St m*t
"
M ARKETS IN ALL STORES
405 Sanford Avenue
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MEW YORK; Apr. 7— Haring
MTcd at the ax* of dycrattoti. by
red marches . arid 4n the face of
ifertlal reatrainta, ^h« writer to
v- !a ratingtbe American League
Ictly artbiMhif to ’early Apr.
)*pecta, u he acea th en ,. five
/sin. advance of the "Major‘Lea*
o opening. He will not take the
iol flier in esriy Oct .nines,
ich .constitute a declaration df
vr thV: cluBe,' if ptey wish to
dd one's instinctive displeasure,
tt .finish six months hence. On
nest, however; he will gladly
IN Voujoat when the day after to*
ii irrbW'witl become the day before
>. -terday.
In'Brief, he‘is not dealing in fu.
tures but,only 'in "paper strength''
■ the present moment when the
chilw are'rated as follows: 1.—New
Yr rk •Yankees.
8.—Philadelphia
MhleUea.1, ., 8.— Detroit Tigers.*
■1 -Washington Senators. 6.—Chi*
<-uo White Sox. 0.— Clcvetand In*
<Hina. 7.—St, -Louis
Brohns.
'BolWh Red Sos. .
Hi* writer, of course, thinks the
Y nka can win again or he would.
n’t
•,
top. Their
them
l u-senV 'speed !s somewhat less
tsnn'nothin* flat, meaning that
they have
‘
been going
proximate1 nownetw at a terrible rate. From
fu> 'standpoint of psychology, I
w ' mk this will prove to be all for
! .<* best
*
• TM Yanks were due for a slump
, i*' i <t their great record through
(, H.e 1W7 race and their four
' Might victories in the World
1 riea. No one can deny the fact
that they are lucky to get the renet on now when it can’t be used
MT-in*t them. And, if they were
ovu rjon^Ideirt lit the outset, they
#m it be duly chastened after Ips*
' !«:; at random to -all.the ball clubs
! ir, ;he South, even unto the class
'A - utflts.
'
Th« others may come forward a
b»t but the Yanks will have to go
' b*i k a lot to finish outside first
i* ry. It Isn't good horse flense to
Yanks
To
Pennant
figure that they will. The only real
question they must answer is pit
ching and I think they will get
just enough to ride on through.
The Athletics lack too much in
defense to be rated higher than
second at this early juncture and
it may be that the Tigers, finding
their stride at last, will come along
to take the play away from them.
Both clubs nave the old punch but
they probably will have their trou*
bles stopping the other fellow from
scoring, too.
Washington is the mystery ball
club of the proceedings. Not even
Harris himself can say definitely
what bis team will do, since young
pthyers in critical positions Hke
shortstop and centerfield just can’t
help tingring the future with un
certainty. I look for the Senators
to lose some of their hitting, too. If
this state is borne out, they wiil
have to place too much strain on
their pitchcers to be rated now at
better than fourth place.
It is difficult to see where the
Chicago White Sox, the Cleveland
Indians, the St. Louis Browns and
the Boston'Red Sox have improved
themselves greatly between seas
ons. The Red Sox, for example,
were many games back of seventh
place at the pay o ff last Fall and
they have undergone almost no
major changes.
The Browns, on the contrary,
tore themselves right up between
season, leaving only a one-ycnr
veteran ns a 1928 regular. They
don’t expect to get anywhere and
their present strength indicates
that they won’t be disappointed in
the slightest.
Cleveland and Chicago arc al
most a stand off. The former has
the superior punch, the latter being
pitching and general defense. It is
for this reason that I think they
look to be the better bet at the stage
of tho proceedings, although that
Indian staff might suddenly decide
to return to its 1926 form, in which
case all bets are off. The Indians,
however, aren’t much of a ball club
at this writing, the Sox having
considerably more balance.
Pirates A re
kicked To Lead National
e Baseball Outfits
’' V .By Darts J.WaWi
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International News S creW
' Sparta Editor
NEW YORK, Apr. 7.—If . you
tr ■ have something easy, why not
(. ».
swallowing a megaphone
Iron
pttbqr of suburban end ?
An. ow, today’ll trick will be an
atttmpt to coll tbfc National Leag
ue’s pre-seaoon situation by its
glvc.i name and, by comparison,
* ever , thing.,gist look* simple.
“ 1 indkapped" Irotu .the stand
point jfrf icufjent,. prospects which
is'all any nun oon do and still re
tain his gravity. It appears that
any - i t of four elube might be rat
ed
the pace. The Pirates, for
exa. le, may be figured at this
linn o be no worse than they were'
In 1 -7.
T - Giants regardlese of Hornsby’s absence, look the part of a
on « o shot.' The Cardinals have
to i»'ieh stuff to be rated any
woi r than the best and the Cubs,
lacl r balance though they may,
hzvt -nougb class In various dep.
-nts to rate at real pennant
I. : S.
■■ re Isn’t sufficient diference
. r pre-race prospects of the
hree named to award any of
hem a definite advantage. The
lath ial League’s Apr. form sheet,
-lert ore, might be written of as
Alov *:
\r- Pittsburgh Pirates; 2.—New
\ orl: Glante; 3.— St. Louis Cardi
nals: 4.—Chicago Cubs; 6.—Clncin,.»tl Beds; «*—Brooklyn Dodgers;
; — 1baton Braves; 8.—Phillies.
T> writer la studiously avoiding
,ny :tempt to declare himself on
i he
ibable order of the finish in
tK-t- id, in consequence, is passing
no
t coupling the first three in
thr h* ting. Thg fact ia simply that
this trio seems . to be of almost
<tnagth » t this time, with
any Urror beit^g indicated only In
tbc ■n or in which they a.re named
above.
,
Tbf e ia no moth balance to the
gg • whole, however, that
Hi’ l'. a7
*stb
l« some outfit outside
b
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t throe will break through,
i * ■ ti-..
bg would neem to have the
Tl>.
anco o f doing thia but, to
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ljtm on current prospects,
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AGO, Apr. 7 .-U N S )—
Upppe.itha old master of
**etna to be getting more
...w ith
each succeeding
last night
of Chicago,
i, tor his third straight viestarts. Hoppe and
n o f St. Louis, ire
play err.
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least thqtfia Urn wag »t looks riglr
novrfcl* 3bAfCy\
games with GrccnviUe Inst year
There is now flaw in his fielding.
Jimmy Johnston and i ’elhahi
Bnllcngcr are waging u nieryy
battle for tho third base assign
ment. Johnston la the older of the
two, pleading guilty to 38 sum
in the association, and In Spring mers, six more than his rival. His
last year’s average established him
and aometmes being
penalized
as bring several points better
when none should be suffered.
afield, yet Bnllcnger hits harder.
A t any rate, Smith batted .275 There Is only one fault to find with
practice at Birmingham has arous the Baronial outfield, which, read
ed enthusiasm that many declare ing from right to left is Elliott Big
elow, Dixie Carroll and Turner
.that. Smith will be the. best shurtBarber,, yet the alleged-flaw 1» a
stop
; I!erit»pii they serious one. It ia that those out
hro right, r * ..................
fielders arc "dead-armed." In base*,
Even, with Gillis gone, the Bar. ball parlance, that'means that they
ons have what they lacked last have lost the elastic snap sp essen
yenr—a competent keystone pair. tial to outfielders’ arms.
Roscnfcld will be retained as .util
Yet the boys can hit. Each is
ity mon, and , “ Stuffy" Stcynrt, expected to hit well above .300,
former Manager of the Barons, and it may be that they will knock
who more recently has been with in more runs than they let in, but
the -Barons, will
play second. that Js something for your Uncle
Smith and Stewart— that is n pair Johnny to figure out.
of seasoned kcystoncts acceptable
Yarn Ynryan happened to the
to any minor league club.
misfortune of not getting into con.
The Barons’ Infield, if anything, dition and goes on tho voluntarily
will bc-stronger than in 1927, when retired list, or something like
they finished
second. Another thnt. Albert Cooper, understudy to
Washington hand-out, also named Ynryan Inst year, and Joe Jenkins
Ernest— Koerncst Shirley will re of the- 1925 and champion Crack
place Thco Jourdan at first— at I ers, will do the backstopping.
NORFOLK, Va„ Apr. G— (IN S ) —Grover Hcrtley, former catcher
— Unless tho National League clubs of the New York Giants, filed suit
for $26,000 against the Georgia
prove far tougher than the Ameri Railroad for the lots of n toenail
can League opposition encountered on his right foot.
A T LA N T A , A p r.. 7 .r-(IN 8 )—
Hartley claims as the result o f
by the New York Giants this
the
injur}-,
his
catching
and
batting
. BL JIMMY BURNS
Spring, the McGraw men arejikely
suffered, and he was released by
International News Service
to win the pennant in a cakewalk. McGraw to Indianapolis. The ac
Correapondent
The New .Yorkers hng up their cident occurcd Apr. 0, 192C, when a
One-player
very often can chAngc
on Hartley**
twelfth straight victory l,i beating flagman stepped
What othenvies would be no better
great
too
as
the
latter
wap
strop
the Washington Senators at Char
udtf • good ball dub Into a form idLng barefooted *<through the pull,
lotte, N. C., yesterday, 4 to 0. B|U .man, enroute to New-'Yotk from ohlo' contender- -i»ml -Ernest Smith;
li expected to do just that wlth/the
Walker, southpaw recruit froni the Florid* training camp.
Barons. Smith Is the
Denver, held the Nats to two sin
Thq'auit filed by* Hartley allegsc Washington Senator’ll thank n for
gles, and Bill Terry nnd Shnnty
thntns.’a right hand batler, hd:wss
Hogan hit home runs. The tcamb accustomed to thrOtf tonsidtrable Or*W GUM*. who played *|iort for
play here today.
’ ! wtighfcTon the ' toes /of his right tho/Bnrorts last year. ./
..............................Mi foot, arid thht the injured ' toe I The exchange seems to have
CHARLOTTE, N. C., Apr. C.Ji caused him to flinch and pull away. rb«cri acceptable, particularly as
the Barons got a nice wad of
(IN S )—The New York Ynnkeoa
change to Boot. Smith played with
were nil set to slnughtcr the local
Kanins City In the Ahierlean Asso
team here today, The world’s Kearns States Jack
champions finally hit their stride W ill Not Fight Again ciation last summer and being only
28 yeari old, Is cligble for another
against
Knoxville
yesterday,
big league trial.
swamping the Sally Leaguers 14 to
NEW YORK, Apr. G.— (IN S )—
Slnlth's fielding average of .'J.'IK
4. Leo Durocbcr, St. Paul rookie, Jack Dempsey will ncVcr fight
clouted a triple nnd a homer and again in the opinion o f his former night be occasion for nlnrm among
Babe Ruth bit a single, a double manager, Jack Kearns, who has those who dote on figures, but to
and a triple.
arrives! in New York to press his close observers it la an indication
suit for S700.00U -against the old that Smith is a busy yoYing man,
always trying for Impossible stops
R ALIE G il. N. C.. Apr. 0.— (IN S ) heavyweight champion. .
— Manngcr Robinson of the Brook
“ Dempsey is shot,’’ Kearns do. ’
lyn Dodgers was elated today by cfnred. "I don’t think he can ever
the batting of Jigger Statz nnd get in shape to fight a good man. |
Rube Bressler in Brooklyn's 16 to I don't know about his eyes but he
2 victory over Atlanta yesterday. knows he’s through. He's ncaijy
Statz, whose weak hitting has kept thirty-three years old nnd doesn't
him on the bench, got into the game need the money.
as n pinch hitter nnd socked n
“Jack is worth close to $3,000,home run. Dressier who apparently 000 in real estate, hands, other in
has regained the slugging abilitv vestments nnd ready assets, I
which featured his career witn hope to make a dent in his bank
Cincinnati, got four hits. The Rob roll when otir case comes to trial.
The Kearns* Dempsey litigation
ins play Raleigh today.
break* out again on Apr. 10 , in the
NEW YORK, Apr. 7.— (IN S ) — federal district court here.
Thousands of fans turned out today
to witness the first big league game American Team W ill
of the season here, The attraction
Face Mexican Outfit
was the world’s champion New
York Yankees vs the Brooklyn Rob
MEXICO CITY. Apr. 0.— (IN S )
ins, in the first of four exhibition
games to be played in New York — Almost certain of victory, the
American Tennis team faced Mex
and Brooklyn.
Many fans who had just about ico here today in the first of the
given up hope for the Yanks be American zone Davis Cup matches.
cause of their poor rtcord in the Many observeors predicted that
south, experienced n change of heart the United State* Ntarp, led by the
veteran "Big Bill” Tilden. would
and decided to attend today's game
when they learned that the home make a dean sweep of the matches.
Two single matches were sched
run twins, Babe Ruth and Buster
uled for this afternoon. Johnny
Cichrig, finally had come to life.
Hennessey, Indianapolis youngster,
Each hit two homers down in North
was paired with Ricardo Tapia in
Carolina yesterday against Char
the first match. The feature match,
lotte.
between Tilden and Robert Kinsey,
champion of Mexico, is to conclude
NEW YORK. Apr. 7.— (IN S )— the day's activities.
Of grcnlcr New York's three big
lengue teams, the Giants made the
MEMIOKN WINS
best record in exhibition contests in
RICHMOND, Va„ Apr. ii. (IN S ) ,
the South. They wan twenty out of --"Wild Bill" Mclhorn was $1,000 ,
twenty-four nnd have been victor richer today as a result of leading i
ious in their Inst thirteen starts a crack field of golfers in tho Rich’ |
Tho Bmoklyu Robins won fourteen mond open. Meibom's 72 hole to- I
ou
wcnljf knJIhe Iknftecs ,in'y tn) was 2 H2 , four strokes ahrad of
five out of seventeen.
Joe Kirkwood, who finished second,
Today the Giants will endeavor Melhoni scored 69-71 for his final
to celebrate Manager John Me- 30 holes, two under par.
Craw’s birthday properly by heat
ing the Senators in Washington. DELANEY TO MEET SHARKEY
They trounced the Nats again in
NEW YORK. Apr.
(IN S ) —
Norfolk, Vii., yesterday, 10 to J.
The signing of Jack Delaney nnd
Jack Sharkey for a fifteen-round
IND IANAPO LIS, I ml . Apr. 7. - bout at Madison Square Garden
(IN S ) The White Hex bijptcd win here ou Apr. 30, and the announce
ning streak has carried ou into Ho- ment that Gene Tunney will defend
o.sicrdomT’'Th ey scorn) a shutout his heavyweight title only once this
over the Indians of tin* American year, today ended negotiations for
Association here yesterday, the a match between Delaney and Tom
score being 4 to It. Ted Lyons was my liouglirnn, light heavyweight
E repeat . . . T oday's R oyal Eight
the winning pitcher.
champion.
it must be ^<$mittc«J that any club
with unchrtaln Itiflclderf kt .tecoffil
and third bases can't be n standout
at this early stage o f the proceed
ings. Time only enn tell whether
these positions will develop accept
ably and until then tho Cubs must
be left just a stride off the pace,
regardless of their Spring exhibi
tion record.
The same factor rates the Dod
gers well down in the second div
ision. They have remarkable pitch
ing and unquestionably more punch
than the 1927 club but the right
side of the infield is distinctly juv
enile. Naturally, no one would be
justified in committing himself on
an entry like that until further no
tice.
The Pirates, with n ball player at j
second base for the first time in
several years, can’t have lost much
between seasons, even if the wnn- 1
ers don’t quite repeat their sensn- t
tional performances, ns many have
hastened to predict. The Plrntr
pitching mny not be quite us goiai,
and, then again, with Grimes avail- ,
able, it might b e‘even better. All in
all, I think I ’ll very graciously at
low somebody else to rend the P ir
ates altogether out nf top ranking
The Giants sudditily have taken
on the aspect of ajfar better club
than the one that 'finished third
in 1927. Roush seems ready for
quite 'a yenr, the entire outfield
situation is in for better protection
and McOraw appears due to get his
best pitching since his last champ
ionship year in 1924. The catching
seems to be in better hands, too,
Cohen, successor to Hornsby, has
answered most of the questions
about his defense ability at second I
base. They say he may not hit.
But what of it 7 I have a hunch
that the rest of the batting order
can carry a Ncht hitter, if neces
sary.
The quality of pitching that they |
figure to get is enough alone to
keep the Cardinals within a hoarse
whisper of the leaders. Third base
It the only uncertain factor but
with Thcvenow and Blade* cured of
their 1927 ailments the team a» a
whole is strengthened even if the
third base experiments are not en
tirely satisfactory.
TO U RNEY BEGINS
. PINEHURST, N. C.. Apr. 7.—
(IN S )— One of the largest fields
ever to enter the annual North and
South Amateur Golf Tournament
Ucd .aU ..today in Abb arcaad
#I f o^ ' "tile
Foie qualifying
round. Gcorgo J. Yoight, of Wash*
ington, the defending champion,
shared honors with Eugene Horn.
the 20-ycar-old
Princeton
freshmen at the end o f tha first
day’ s qualifying turning in a pair .Lo f 7SY Hatch play "Warts M onday
en
Position
Apr/ <L—
, .
The ’ Now --Yorkers htriig- up Ifielr
tbrday, 4 to 0. The Senators goi
Mu two hits o(f Walker, while-the
Giants were pounding Gaston anil
Braxton for nine.
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PLAYERS MAKE MONEY .
NEW YORK, Apr. O r - (I N S )Babc Ruth saved $20,000 in 1027
and Lou Gehrig made. more on 'p
month's bsmstroming tour last
Fall than-the. Yankees paid him ( qj
the entire season, It is revealed in
an article .in tho current, issue of
Collier's Weekly. ...
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Tennis Tourney’ Prpgtesses \
BON AIR VANDERBILT. 110TE t, AUGUSTA, Ga,( Apr. 7 . (tN S )-fE igh t players LoiIay enter
ed (he. quitter finale of the $outh
Atlantic Tennis Championships be
ing staged here. They arc: Bryan
Grant, Malone Courts; Tamio Abe,
Japanese Davis Cup star; Lawrcrnee
Rice; Allen Belir; .George Lot>it;
Frank Shields nnd Johnny Dppg,. !
In addition to the quar
tier finals.
today will see the continuation of
the doubles and the start o f the
mixed doubles. The double's pro
gram cals for the Simpson-Burwe^l
combine to meet Courts and Grant
and for the Simpson-Johnson com
bination to play Shields and Abe.
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Sidnoj^J* ifcJdttB tille d 43,000
governor in
' 1921. !lo Athadeonrt to Martin,
who got 55,000 and ahead of Jennlngrf, the other candidate, who
got'87,000,
These figures o f 1924 are spec
ially Mfrhtffcnnt In l 0528 because
> Catti it -again in the race. There
■‘Is a ‘BtTong' presumption around
tHe #tnte that he will get at least
' a* many tbtea this year as four
years ago, and Catts himself will
not; l}'»ldata i® » ay that he is a lot
state, cotrying 6n a qulfet and al
most personal campaign, in fact,
dodging newspaper men. He be
lieve* his converts will stay put,
under hi* personal touch, and he
expects to spring the grentest sur
prise of his career when the votes,
arc counted in June.
The other candidates will di
vide the remaining 125,000 votes,
If Catts docs no better than hold
his strength of 1924. How evenly
Carlton, Hathaway, Taylor, Mc
Kenzie, Carson and others will di
vide them remains to be seen. It
can be .safely said, however, that
I’ W f l f t p r e s - shown fn the table it fnlriy ‘even distribution of the
l*IoW„ which ,'fs a rc’cohl by coun« 125,000 votes will not be displeas
Tjlfo oTthe vota'east in 1024, throw ing to Catts. lie didn’t do so badly
on second choice Votes in 1924,
either, '
In 1921 Hillsborough polled 12 ,*
has campaigned steadily ' sincal The vote
1924, traveling over and over tho shown heit
County
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Apr. l . - ( I N S ) 2 ,‘JIM 1“ Scarfacc A l" Capone, to hind tin*
310 875,000,000 annual I'quor, vice pud
943 gambling syndicate, nnd to hold
j .j-., rule for yenis must of necessity he
o’y’y'j a brave man.
2,107
Three times bullets have been di4.101 reeled against him. Fnch time ( ’«■
j np,j } pone has escaped harm. The story
800 is told that one afternoon in one of
2 899 his gambling places, an enemy
1,071 had the "drop" on him with n .45
1 R99 cnl'hre n-volver. Capone looked the
1,300 1 man square in the eyes mid said
6i i calmly;
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1,400
“ Co ahead and shoot."
2,131
The man hesitated .turned and
2,41d walked from the room us roulette
2,270 wheels spun and the hoarse cries
1,110 of the croupier tontinued uninter
1,595 iiiptud. Many times Capone 1ms
720 been near tlimth hut t-aelt lime he
3,4<J7 has come through with flying col1,507 ors.
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2J»iru T ^ 1,875
2,959
4,785
1,834
"running 25,00(1 short. Kxnminat|on revealed it was short $.|,tii5—
Capone was 2125 “ o ff."
He carries large aunts of money
on his iH-rsurt— sometimes ns much
us $75,IHR). His., "change" consist
ing of a few hundred dollars he
carries in his trousers pocket. >
He will loan n man with whom
he is acquainted ns much six $25,.
0Q0 without "hatting an eye" and
without asking for security*
Reports that Capone Is "broke"
nru untrue, lie likes to huyp such
reports circulated ns it ig much
morn convenient.
When eOki vone
knows;he Is St 11 ill power, r.nd when
cvcry'-gfniehiml slumling, itp^hoiiili
ing !*’ httt iluiled to Ins fot fit’s, the
public detpnhds police investigntions. It heroines no-kwnrd. .t-‘(iinelimes he even tins to take httl-oftown-tr'.ps.
nl
’ v NOT IN Fl.OllID.W
A few months ng> 'vh.’ nJte wjtjj
leponed in Florida and gu idin g
over Hit Stirmgs, Aijw. h e ^ as in
reality at the home of Cumb|!. It '»
trite he was forced to
Cali
forma. When '.he, returned li”
bmikdt witle bio in.' hl-irk ho.it rub
for hie rhiid, .wjiiiini' In- lo\<jfe dear
"independent#* mny operate sa
loons, gambling houses nnd disor
derly houses, blit for that privilege
they pay Cupono a weekly "cut.”
Ih* controls all slot much nes.
Threats of police that .Capone
will he “ run out of town” that
'•Chicago will ho made too. hot for
him” tiro laughed at by the gang
Icudor.
As long ns I mil n taxpayer
they can do nothing to mo. I am
n business man and deni some,
times in race horse*.''
Capone is still In Chicago nnd
the police have not “ run him ouL"
lie is still seen In cafes on the
south mul west sides. He is seep
wnlking in the city hall—with his
bodyguard. He is seen at fashion
able hotels and theatre*. If one
happens to know his telephone
number hu may even unswer the
coll himself.
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His nums |k rarely seen «>n police
blotters and when ever it docs ap
pear it is only "fo r questioning in
connection with." The Inst lime he
was arrested ho was charged w ’tli
disorderly conduct.
The judge
threw the case out of court. Cap
one was walking down the street—
and that, the judge decided, did not
^msUlulp tli-dtdjfrly i* uk1w L. ■>
..H ow long Capone will rulv* Chi*'
eugo is a question that no one can
niMvor. At this time his rule
seems secure.
Ilut so did I In- rule of Ctdosinto,
the rule of Torrio, Dion O’Bannion,
and a long I'st of others. Tombstones mark their passing.
tiang rivals would only too glad
ly Mitiacrihe f ir a million dollar
tombstone for "Senrfacc A l" and
millions of dollars in floral piei-e*.
lIH C flT ("OI.’ItT
o r Til*r c lT OK ri.OnlllA, ntMINOLR
HUZAnT:VlI 1 X>N'f!. Cornpl»ln*nt.'
Endorsed by railroads, express companies
and the leading producers and distribu-
<1 K. ATKIN BON, et at. IX-fendant's.
, XOTK'K OF BALB,
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Notice lx herahy given llipt
•j ahd l)j v>ztpe of. »hni
final
i:,
ilrcref of
fori’rlo^ur# h*r*tofor^
entered Inthe foregoing caux. by
Ihe Judgn nf tho tthnvo * 011111(1
"r Fourt. wherein KllsnbMh .(-°nir I.
y the complainant and O. K . Atkin•j. Honv *t ut ar* p^f.ndanle. I.
I-
It stands the gaff of hard trucking and
har^l railroading and looks best ond the
Mkket-liouse floor.
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T W H X T V - T H I H O J I 'I H e l A L c m -
wib M irto thVhiii;?*/
•• MJilrr for eaxh. at the front dnnr
' <>f l h . Court ttoux. In th. Flty of
/ Sanford,'Hemlnol* County, Florida,
VtaMd. a, Ithe
bn V*
li. day
ItlIV nf
Ilf May,
Mil I'.
'o i*n»*X Monday
7 th
I lull, the tame l»eln# the rUtii day
ftnV* y iH r 'e tf Ijri
M on ey rty
Is an int[K>rtiiiit.fc
Alt
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W hy not use them in shipping your
squash?’Come in. and look them over.
l-ot l.\nr-Dloek Ten (tn| of Tl*r
T h r e e t l g n f o r d .
nennrrtlngSfio r J S h .
Diamond Tires are keeping
pace with the very latest and
very best in'new. tire con
struction developments nltts
it few little advantages that
are entirely Dinmond.
So wo say— if you want to
buy tire trouble insurance at
n very low prurolufn, step in
nnd get n Dinmofyl.V/
Unridu.
T r n f f o M 'x
Man ofy#gnford. jKlorlda.
Hold extJvrlll !»■ made to eatjrf)
. eald JrA fe. toggtker with aU^le
Phone 218
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Its American Standards of
Performance-Luxuryand Style
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I mtu t o i l S v l f f i ,
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, $ 11 /^|
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portont to yo»:<:.
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vivitbwOtKi (lr4a.SOnov.-i
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|u f n y
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Seminole Motor• t Co
Rive’s
rd orc^nort 3*
ilfD ai
lt^n,l*ter„
jlH S l
/•t liif t. |!#«ii'rr#il|*4'!m(Ni mJr inlnlViiiim
ij»$ y
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I n every sectio n o f A m erica . A w a ve o f ad
m ira tio n fo r th e A ll-A m c rio n n S lx . A d in lrn llo u fu r l l * bettuly, fur i t * s i d e , fo r th e
m a tte r y o f F is h er two ftam nm h ip expressed
111 every d e ftly r: iT lile tl lim . • . . . A m i
e q u u lly m u rL rd Itt u p p rt-ch ith m i f its
hjnu io ii* c o m fo r t . . . its (tt'iicnui’i «t/e. O f
lim lo p -m o m iTindr ncHaihlc J»y l i * 117itH'lt whrellntM '. O f itn d rop, soit-otihhinnetl seals . , . uml u llio r oloi’ toiila wltit-h
r o u tr ilu ilo to rcntfnl ridinp
. . . T h a t'll
w hy the AII-'Am rrlt-ati is w in n in g Mich
fa vor in every t-oollnn o f j l t r Juinl. T liu t'n
th e result o f th e A ll-A iiie r ic a ii p rin cip le in
u iito in o tiv e tlohlpn. T h u l'n w h y , n fter you
rtm ie uml d rive it, y o u 're mire to w u n i tills
b rillia n t licm -rttl M otors Sis.
f.jltwtr W 4H, 0l*4%t fitiiiftiU
$107 j i Phmriutt, $107Jf
.It ;6 > W Jour
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Garage
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rnoDUCT ur CKStBAL M ara
alttMii) id
t e n w G ^ -:
Storage
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p.ahv •'akfc' ‘ r’ T f:- %•
Than inferior
Our Stock
Generators - Starters and MdgPffi
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i"Vw*r -r.>i -’ l i t -• tie***
W e are equipped and know how
glyp. the very bcst:Fjectriiiat
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•rst, Je, s!i; w i t h ' - >v’It.r;
Flat rate^rictisfor JtH
Vegetables packed in L E IG H -W A Y
HAMPElRS bring substantia! premiums.
1 , 1- »t-v. |«jt. during the legal hour*
'of aale. tha following deaerltjed
. real n.lat iv- attuote In Hemlntil{
r*v ;tnjts
Tridajr Ttaofe'
byt r before h
The Approved Package for
’. A ll Solid Vegetables.
Tha
ytol pS o V -
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N the present iconoclastic rage
-for ie-Taniping all our decorative
schemes along lines of modern
ism, there is one tradition which is
more than holding its own—that of
using a fine white dauutU tablecloth as a foundation (nr the for
mal dinner service. The teasons
for this are, first, became it gives
in incomparably effective back
ground for the Colorful modern ac
cessories; and, secondly, because
damask designers have been alive
to the current tempo and have in
troduced patterns which conform to
the free spirit of the day.
At the right may be seen an Ultra
modern dinner table with black
glass plates, ruggedly simple sterl A a Unconventional Batting, Showing a New Prss Dsii|k fa Dsasasls
ing and angular candlesticks. Its
foundation is appropriately a dam ventioiibl classic design. On the I way of color to the early morning
ask eJoth of a new, free moire pat breakfast table the greenMinted repast and combines effectively with
tern which escapes from the con- cloth brings a modern note* in the I the octatronalir ihaoed china.
Many admit they tire envious of
j(jH |- t-hc-a. which are estimated in
th»* millions, hut few actually dis.
I like him. lie has a ready smile for
1,011 j everyone. By the - way, Ije uses
( Sarasota .....
1,997 good grammar.
(: Semi able .. i,.
2.711
'I'llK ilt OWN HAItllHltS
Ht. Johns . ...
1.172 | Both Capone and Cusick have
< iipnne In.Ids absolute swly over
; '• S t Lucie ...
1,532 I their own bathers, ll is an awk- the entire south side— sohth of
Sumter .......
2,037 ward situation to have rival gang Miolison Slteet, the i-ityVlhlseetKuwnneo .....
1/>21 sters Invade a bariior shop when ing I tic. C.i the west sid-- s6 called
Taylor ........
810 a wet towel is slnp|H'd over one's
Union .........
3,912 features nnd with one's body r.ucli
-rVoluaia
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l.OR.i n visible target,
Wakulla ......
1,819
Capone lias a huge racking riiait,
Fancy’s
‘fThe Friendly Drug Store
‘ Wilton .......
1,571 magnifii-ietilly upholdercd. In the
Wakllington
Sanford
rear o f it ha* been inserted a steel
■Gilchrist .....
Prescript inns Filled Promptly
plate. If lie wishes to recline with
••;;(hrtt“v..,........
the
bodyguard
out
of
the
room,
t(
Indian (liver
And Accurately
!h only necessary to turn the chair
Martin .......
15,907
toward
the
wall.
The
hack
is
high
, ' Totals ......
— to* high for bullets to whiz past
his bcud.
they have not seen each other for
In money matters Capone is
it:; A ged Banker Plans
mot* than fifty-five years.
mathematically keen-witted. He
Jo Return To pom e Before sailing, Mr. (loebcl will go has l>ecn seen to enter one of hie
to Washington, to attend a meeting "joints" loos over the books, and
KANSF.S C IT Y , 1 Vo U?r}
} o f the Fcdi-fnl AdvUory Cbuncll, of tell the proprietor, one of his
henchmen, that the place was
^ — (IN S )— A scventy-year-old bonk which he is a member.
With Quality and Kn,v president, who come to the United
dufance aa a Founda
j Slatp's from his home in Germany,
tion,..
' when he wot fourtocn*ycara*old, Is
■f pliuthlnfir to return to (tis Ifuropean
We fitnnd squnrely behind
homo for the first time,
every Diamond T ire we noil.
f
t’dier W. uoel)*l, President of tho
Our' disHutisfied customerrt
SA
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LEE
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./ Liberty I-oan Hank, o f Kansas
lire-—
are— Well, there just
' City ,1who ns a boy-worked hi# way
e x c l u s i v e a g e n ts /
nren’t
any.
first to New York, and then by
We’ll Htnck a Diamond up
jb t o u r t e r r it o n / ' gradual stages to Kansas City, ha*
itgaittHt
nny other tire in the
7 applied for a pass port to salt
world, and the results will
; Mny 19, for a, three months’ tour
justify us. That’s because Dia
f o f fiufope.
monds have been so steadily
y
M r■ G o eb e l' will visit Noksbu,
turning out remarkable ser
• Germany, his birthplace. A brother,
vice records=-thntf« because
t . Christian Goobel, resides there, and
l l IX
JV
V
of -thla county.
for every man of wpma/l. m w t l g
or. »ihgl>.,.ln # e l r a p p r o ^ . m
total .VhoUId ^ d fy ld k d ftntpp^jtlw
married*men/'rt;
vi ;
DeSoto ..
C Dixie .....
Duval ....
F.scambla
. Flagler .
\. Franklin
Cndsdcn
r' Glades ...............
Hamlllnn ..........
; Hardee .............
;; Hendry .............
■y Hernando .........
.‘.Highlands .........
V -HUlsborough ....
,'^lfohAM .............
i.^Jocknon ...... ....
’ Jefferson ..........
I^afayette .........
fc lA k e ............
■" I>e® ........... r....
Jj ;i>con
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. .:I^ v y ,................
? lJberly .............
. Madison ..... - ...
* MnnOtce ... .
) MaHon .......£*/!.•
<; Mob roc .... ".'«i.
KAuvi.il
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•■; Nnssiiu
a ‘ Oklaoosn
f Okeechobee
■ Orantcb ........
* Osceola
^ Palm Beach
? Fa Wo ..........
y Tint-lias ......
; poik :...........
j * 'Santa Rosa
"Take the roie of a nincie mnii^
earning *25 n week. Thi* will not
it.crca:-c when he gets mitmtd.
Thrn the cKTftlton come along,untd
in a- few years he may hate’ ni
many as three, And have to *up»
port five people oh the name sal
ary oh when he had nt> respoqiblllties.
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“ la It any wonder . that , the
children do not get a fair a i^ .T ,
models.
OUR
W O R K IGW
rt!i.5)
�iMH]rWn;njtK t u i m - f a j im ^
lo tr
TU<
decision,
Init'li11
i KuH
Putter Milk
Milk For Rabies. .
over im*
—
pnrtnnt matters—than dropped
ppolritment over the Inadequacy o f the refutation o f go ahead with a dear heart.
them into their sleep for a night,
the Carlton charges, ifhere still Ungers In our mind n ‘ Thinking things over dors no (hero would bo many people who
•t
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^ s t r a n g e sensation o f uncertainty ubout the affairs o f the harm. In foot it trnlna'th? mind to wouldn't have m> many disturbing
Road Department. W e feel that we have not been taken think accurately and soundly, so things to bother their heads about.
that when nn emergency nrises
fu lly into tho confidence o f its chairman.
I know a man who was dctjrmin*
.We expected sonic clear, concise evidence that the rcc- where n quick thinking decision is ed'tn mnke a largo Investment nn n
absolutely essential, tho mind docs rising innrket. ilnylng was at a
ord o f this’ candidate for governor was dean. Wo expected
I
thn Job with neatness and dispatch. fnvnrisb beat and my friend nrM m ll, «u f* r t * *
affidavits at least. What did we get? It’s no such «
.Many n man has saved a fortune
■ik n tk M
ta
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■■VTtirra s in tii. n n i r l i i r»aw ttlfT,r I All newspaper (nlk! Mud-slinging! There’s nn by sleeping over nn idon-Hind many gnerl that a fortune wan in sight.
I advised wailing a few days.
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truth in it ! Tridny the charges! Just a dream a Tapipa a man sa ■■well, has made n fortune
*r *r.
suggested that lie sjeap over. Uw,
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aTTf cej man iuui! -Do I look like a th ief? Non-sense! This through tho same procedure.
I« ill
matter Tor a few flays. In Just two
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i l / i i formeti the basis o f his defense. The same kind o f tommy- . A sick man isn't n very good man dtfyj. (hero Tvai a violent rc*nction
v «f *
4 «*
I N I N H l.
rot we heard at the Municipal Band'Shell a night or. twii be*' 10 do business wilh.^Hlo. Imdy rAn- thn$ Would haw lost my friend a
•* rt*
i ' not do justice to hln’ mlml.
fortune nit her than have made him
ut il
- ■ « ■ ! ! U • U tM V I of (k f fore the bank failed Inst stumper!
i t u III
.i It’s thw same with h tired body.
III I l f M M . ml H r m l k l l o M . ■■
I)r, Hathaway resorted to a favorite trick o f politicians^— A General is'ntn great dfs-advant* oriel *fhis incident lms often been
M l t a M l Akooflallfk nr f s b It
used in Sanford— o f manufacturing!-, youi* age with tin,army ull worn out nr a'wiirt dug to me, and lias served
M l, A l w f l M t n i l l A l t a i t l i . which has been
y%
A| n U
T N l l f t a N r .' own charges against yourself ami then successfully, refuting
it r
when lirrd.
W a w k ia i* naakiall .!•
Th.i i giants tti business, who ap*
■ k ill of iM kanlrllat them. W e have reviewed very carefully Mr. Carlton’s
A man’s mind is always in tho
• a l a r «aa Verify nhn.ilutrl
patently ill) great things on the
best
shape
in
tho
morning.
After
a
speech
in
tho
Court
House
and
we
can
find
no
reference
V f i r m lot Ian w aaall n
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Whatever to canvas, pick-ax handles, rat traps, or trench good night of sleep and rest, a man W f r tho\moment. in reality do
»Tl
« n,>' ,f,'T Rrc“ t n,,,‘
hats. And for selling such articles at a loss to the Rond is apt to think very difforcntly than
~SATUROAY, APB IL 7
the night before.
1thou« ht* ,'" t whe" ,he>' hnVc dB*
Department,
Dr._______
Hathaway
had a logical
explanation.
In , i,
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..r „ i.!,.), elded, they net with tho force of
v, J3BLB VERSE FOR TOD AT
jufltice to the chairman we will add. however, that possibly . orj ‘ r ^.nt it is worth it—to shop ^a W™*Mr. Carltcn mny have mentioned canvas elsewhere but it was
THEY SHALL NOT DE WEARY;
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— rhtjf tlptt wait upon the Lord the charges he made here which we desired answered.
* A s for the operations o f the equipment division nt
. Bhiill renew/their strength; they
■i shatll moun^ up - with wings as Gainesville, and the high cost or repairing Ford rear ends,
■ etgleal they shall'nin,'and not je he was not quite so clear in his remarks. W e have since
wr.iry; arfd "they shall walk, arid read the explanation which he read to us last night, and wo
not faint, -rjaalmii 40:31.
•still cannot understand why repair bills should amount to
i'R A Y E H :~ tf Lord, our God, rn* more than original costs. W e agree that if an occasion
aM,' oa to wait on Thor, and bo of should arise where only one car was worked on^during the
ir od couragf : ' for Thou wilt day, the nesessary charging to that job o f nil overhead bills
strengthen'd
hearts.
would certainly raise the cost enormously, but we cannot
understand
why such an occasion should ever arise. Cer
BLUE GOLD
tainly
there
would never be a time when only one car would
— In 'Com monweal—
f U ben I Open the window to see be in the shops of the huge equipment division at Gaines
\ The 'bird that sings by tho bush, ville. And Doyle Carlton mentioned innumerable instances
T .*re la only the shaking old tree where charges were ridiculously excessive.
And silence turned to a hush.
Dr. Hathaway explained plausibly enough w h y a contract
r .
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f
on the Tamiumi Trail had been let to the highest bidder;
J1 : the alrl It is blue, it is gold, W e can readily understand that certain situations might
And breezes rest on the hill
N t a sang in the air of blue gold arise on certain occasions so ns to mnke i-_ cheaper in the
'•>r the bird that whistled is still. long run to spend a little more for the present. W e believe
in the maxim o f not being "penny wise and pound foolish.”
I f 1 valt*<i-the bird might yet dare but we do not understand why in thirty specific instances
To trill a, bit in the cold
o f contracts awarded tiuring fifteen months, it was neces- lis
Jui
t the Jo
Jbng that I wanted was sary to give every one o f those contracts to the highest i
bidder. And that is what Mr. Curlton charged.
/.In silent* made of gold.
And while the Chairman-candidate was expounding on
a
the Tamiami Trail contracts, we cannot understand why he
r
T -----------------------------I 'tort skirts are being blamed did not go on and explain why it was good business to chunge !
[foi motor (accidents. Drivers don't
the routing o f the Trail so ns to run it through Barron G Col
I k*> i' their* eyes on the road.
lier’s county at an additional cost or one million dollars. We
expected that.there m ight be some good reason for this, but
V. Hat fo| Y « Pfipcc Falls To
Dr. Hathaway ignored the charge altogether.
idline. Which was a
f He ignored innumerable other charges, charges which
i achievement in the race
was ridinr. , - i . we considered most derogatory, to say the very least. Why
has the personnel of the Rond Department been increased
from
one thousand to three thousand during the, present
I w e ^ b e tiM h c little Grove*
gubernatorial campaign? W hy was a new and unnecessary
minister had waited for Mr.
road built by the property o f the Road Department's chief
on xhe " mad to Orlando",
engineer,
J. L. Crasap, at a cost o f $75,000? Why did the
ve seen more dogs than
uld
equipment division ..build u racer for the Daytona. Beach rac- \
es? Why does he ignorr'thrtr'Carlton charge that bridges
, —ty.
are promised for votes? Or that he is building up the m o s t!
cey Do]
Chauncdy
Depew had been a win
W hy? '
ter n ddeht of Florida for nearly vicious political machine in the history of Florida?
W hy?
forty years. Every state in the W h y?
Even his platform was disappointing. He stands, as w«;
Uhl i wil| mourn his paining, hut
Tor. i will be particularly sor- get it, and we have his platform before us,
for good roads,
I yd> \
good schools, health, tax reduction, fishes and fishermen.
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-*UEverglades, drainage, as conceived by Jqjm Martin and ap
abcut the canvas proved i y
the Supreme Court, bQth capital an(T labor, the !
*dlife**W hy wasn't the swim- women, the farmers, and law enforcement, with, we presume, i
* v1 fi ming i*>o\- b j^ t? "r When what a libera! interpretation. iVc pappose also that he stands,
* w » re .lijr fwanw* ,to know was
for fresh nir and pure water although he did not say so.
1
■erd “ Who wajrdone witn the swim
The one remark he made which might seem indicative,
ming . >olinoney?"
of gubernatorial material was, "I still contend that if he
l
ginates all the funny (Carlton) has any proof thi’ t there Is any di (honesty or graft
question often asked, in the State Hoad Department, he ought, as a patriotic citi
ave a despatch here zen o f this sta^c, to hand it to a grand ju ry and let tmvn take
that Chauncay Depew action.”
We heartily agree with this sentiment, and we fur
te l with having made up ther believe that if Foils Ilainaway nas any proof that the
ndg o f them.
t . .
charges made-by Mr. Carlton ure not true, he should sue the
Tampa man for criminal libel and collect damages for de
Unr is not a Smith paper fam ing his character.
hefilnr
P Srill, however, support
Yes, Dr. Hathaway’s speech was "disappointing.
It
r |my other.man the demo
i^ty nominates.— Suppose, was more lhan that. It was deplorable! It was pathetic!
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STO NE M O U N T A IN
CHARLOTTE OBSERVER
■hcfel teacher in Pittsburg
retted the other day on a
a f s u fo lt after whipping
>e*pufkia. The old Haying of
(XOdWd spoil tho child"
ijr more oh1, fashioned
\.|t- ter WKleh we
ksw
Hollins Rundolpn, President of
th^ Stone Mountain Confederate
Association,- has forwarded The
Observer detailed progmm for the
unveiling of the mounted statue
of Gen. Robert E. Lee, the ceremo
nies being set for Monday, April !».
That day reminds Mr, Randolph, is
the anniversary of Appomattox,
and was selected “ because the un
veiling.of this colossal statute by
AugustgB Lukeman will symbolize,
us nothing else could a ihagnificant
resurrection, from defeat of that
matchless soldier o f stainless char
acter—Gen. Robert E. I>ee.” Judge
Marcus Beck, of the Georgia Su
n-cently
v tn rS- n fl^Taylor, candidate for
runted to know if Ratr
course ujton which
d his airplane. We do
that a man who does not
Sanford has the best
in central Florida
given the support of
t the Catts cun»pai*n man •
A d to give o comptety
PLANT CITY COURIER
astride their por
In
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the American newspapers of today,
he would be surprised, for he
would find leading1 Republican
editors mfcrrlng with respect to
4he “ Bryan treaties" ns u useful
war deterrent. When Mr. Bryan in
duced mn.iy nations (not including
Germany) to sign treaties agree
ing to wait nnd conaldcr a year
before going to war, those same
editors were tolerant but plainly
amused. They admitted that Mr.
Bryan meant well, but intimated
that he was wasting valuable
calliope
-.feeportar-^Ur.;
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iwpy said that during
, and a bat* years FlorIt t n « f ,n>»da than any
,th* Union. This
“l a t therrht eald that
it carries out the
■>' as' planned hi' the
r ; U^will require fifteen
the Job. it strikes
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LiWoand
.time (giU conje wh*ot* o
wcibkuf fcut 7
np
" JitiniTr. j no sidewalks
ip gtata of- Florida will
time-In-thm(pursuit of a purely
But now thgt■ -8 eev
visionssty Idea.
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■■ Kellogg has been working
•along similar linen in - hi» “ war
outlawing"
negotiations
with
Krone* they are sufficiently im
------ * a sign ‘ Highways pressed to remember the Bryan
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l i nt el s
But the change Is not merely one |
of the substitution of a Republi
can for a Democratic “ visionary." |
It Is due to n notable alteration in
the attitude of America's and the
world's majority toward war. |
which is now widely regarded as a
mad, ruinous and even criminal
resort. Evidences of this chunge
can be seen In the sober utterances
of publicists us well as in the
popular . fiction o f the hour. Tho
latter, indeed, is rapidly, divesting
war of lte former ropnantlc glam
our and picturing it aa azv-abomlnable thing, not merely as crushing
deadly but'as hideous, bestial and
altogether inexcusable.
Though
some of these novelists betray
child-like ignorance in their hand
ling of history, they are effective
in their vivid revelation of a bitter
bAUOduf.
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east a ballot in the primary election.
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The importance
registering: is being: stressed in every city in the state so
that Florida may*poll the largest vote in it’s history.
The right to vote is one of the greatest privileges of citi- •
zenship and only by a large vote are the people assured
of government according to their wishes.
The candidatest whose
names appear below realize the
c
importance of registration and urge that all who are
Citizens must pay poll taxes on or be
fore May 19th. and register on or be
fore May 1st.
qualified to yote to register tod pay their poll tax. Vote
for the candidate you prefer but by all means register so
you C A N VOTE!
These Candidates Wish Every Citizen T o
His or Her Choice June 5:
J. G. S H A R O N
If William J. Ilryan could read o f -with the former amunempnt.
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G R O W IN G H A T R E D OF W A R
campaign
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premo Court bench, is to deliver
tho chief oration, nnd
Mayor
Wnlker, of New York, is to deliver
the address-of acceptance “.on liehalf of the country ut large." The
cluiin made for the NeW Yorker is
that he is "the chief patron and
benefactor" of the ' enterprise,
Walker having sold “ more Memo
rial coins and raised more m oneyover $f>0,(M)0—than any other per
son ip the’ country'." There will be
a large assemblage of Congressmen
amtXiovernors, and altogether, says
President Randolph, the event "will
be aa brilliant as its historic back
ground demands."
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Cand/akKV'or Clerk O f Circuit Court.
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Candidate For Clerk O f Circuit Court.
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Candidate For Supt. Public Instruction.
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THE SANFQftDfH RRALP, SANFORD; FLORIDA,
School Assqciatio
Holds Short Se!
;,b,y
Uses “Plane T o M ake u p
The West Side I’ rimnry Parent
Teachers Association held ita. reg
ular meeting Thursday afternoon
with the chairman, Sirs. R. M.
Leeson presiding. A short business
session was held at which time it
McKay
was decided to give the children
nn Raster Egg hunt, Friday after
noon. Plans were also made for a
candy sale to be held next Wed
nesday nt the school. Orders will
be taken for boxes of home made
candles. Costumes and other details
for tho May Day program to be
given nt; nn enrly dnte wore dis.
cuwed,
Miss Florence Me Kay who is n
senior at Rollins College, will urrivc here Saturday to spend the
Enster Holidays with her parents
John Schirnrd who is a student
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. McKay
from n free translation.
The scene* vrhere Ckrtffn'Httw'^-lj
Don Jose into staying a way from .
ifflea TekpfcOM 148 MRS. FRED, S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37,
Mrs. Bell Entertains
Past Matrons Club
The Past Matrons Club or Sem
inole Chapter Do. 2 O. E. ,S. were
delightfully entertained
Monday
evening at a banquet at the home
of Mrs. A. F. BclJ on Mellonville
Avenue. The house was beauti
fully decorated with quantities of
Spring flower® in..the chapter col
ors, red, white, green, yellow und
ihildren’s Story H our nt 10:00
ock nt the library.
SUNDAY
aster Sunrise prayer meeting
he held at the Municipal pier
1:30 A. M., and will he sponsorby the young people of five
il churches
MONDAY
»lpc Organ Club c? the First
ptjtf Chqrch w ill'm eet „t 3:30
lock at the home of Mrs. Robert
•riwether on Kentucky Avenue.
Kathleen Mallory Circle of the
rst Baptist Church will meet
th Mrs. A. M. Walker at 3:30
lock at the home o f Mrs. A. M.
illips on Oak Awnue.
The circles or the Methodist
urch will meet at 3:00 o’clock at
following places:
ifllllio Me Gnvoe Circle meets
M r* Torn F. Adams on
jP th Avenue with Mi-s, Adnms
d Mrs. John Pearson as hostessCircle No. 2. Mrs. Loyd Brown
pder, meets with Mrs. R. W. Tur.
»r, 2312 Palmetto Avenue.
Circle No. 3. Mrs. W E. Raines,
nder, meets with Mrs. John Ruiney, West'First Street and French
venue. J'
Circle No. I, Meets with Mrs. II.
. Chappell on Celery Avenue.
Circle
. 5, Mrs. R. O. Shin-
Centering the long banquet table
was a large white frosted cake em
bellished with a large Eastern star
emblem and surrounded with fea
thery sprays o f asparagus ferns
and cut flowers. The nut cups wore
mmle In flowerlike designs carrying
out the five colors. Favors nnd
place enrds were done in the forms
o f candles fashioned of gum drops
nnd mints:. At six o’clock a boun
teous banquet was served. On the
place enrds were questityix and oth
er squibbs which were rend during
the serving of the courses nnd enused much merriment.
A fter the bnnquet n short busi
ness session was held when routine
business was carried nut after
which games nnd music caused the
evening hours to pass all too soon.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Sarah
Pnrker, Mrs. Mninic Griffin, Mrs.
Joy Bniley, Mrs. Katherine Me
Kny, Mrs. Eunice Turner, Mrs.
Elizabeth Scott, Mrs. Mnry Kent,
Mr*.-’ Murry Jarvis, Mrs. Fnnnie
Me Connell and Mrs. Loretta Brotherson.
Sunday School Class
Has Enjoyable Meet
The Beginners and Primary De
partments of the Methodist Sun
day School enjoyed a delightful
Easter Egg Hunt Friday ufternoon
ut Central Park, tendered Ahem by
tho superintendent nnd teacher* of
these two departments: Mrs. John
W. Sneed, Mrs. Walter Morgan,
Mrs. Lloyd nrown, Mrs. Kipp, M's*
Elizabeth Clarke,
Mrs. Porter
Lamiing, Mrs. P. M. Elder, Miss
Alice Chapman, Mrs. Hodges and
Mrs. Rogers.
The I ttle folks hunted for the
bright colored eggs, and the prize
egg was found by Mildred Hodges,
while the mnrshmallow egg in
whr'ch a dime had been hidden was
found by Ellen Jones. Martha T al
bott nnd Orion Adams found the
most eggs among the members of
the Primary Department while
the lucky ones for the beginner*
were Gwyn Me Crum and Mnble
Chnpman. All four were given at
tractive prizes.
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Later in the afternoon the eh il.
dren played a number of games
and were told stories by the host
esses after which refreshments of
ite cream cones were served. There
Inth.
r
were about 90 children who enjoy
TU E 9D A Y ,
Evening Bridge party for mcm- ed this happy occasion.
« ts of the Social Department of
he oman's Club at 8:00 o'clock
kith Mrs.-G. D. nishop, Mrs. Ralph
The llatehinhehaw
Group of
iVight
“
E Urounc n* Camp Fire Girls met Saturday uflostesses
ternon at the home of their guard
Mrs. G. Irving I/iucks, Mrs. Rob- ian Mrs. W. E. Watson m Rose
rt John Ilolly and Mrs. RoyFrnnk Court for a social half hour and
Rymes wi|l entertain nt bridge ut flower shower for the hospital. A
1:00 pklock at the Yacht Cluh hon- mong the members attending wpre
>ring Mrs. Edna Fowler Hope.
Frances Wilson, Camilla Dens, A l
G. I. A, meets nt 3:30 o’clock at ice De Coursey, Loi* Couch, Mary
,ho Old Masonic Hall over the Maxwell, N’ nncy White, Mary HighJnsket.
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ton, May Purdon, [/hiiso Hickson,
Concert by the Sanford Choral nnd Marjorie Forrest.
weiety a^ 8:00 o’clock nt tho Holy
?ross Episcopal Church. Public is at University of Florida will arrive
ordinlly Invited.
here Saturday afternoon to *|>cnd
W EDNESDAY
the Easter holidays with his par
Jenny Spaulding Circle will niert ents. Other students from Gaines
vith Mrs. J. A. Strange.
ville arriving Saturday are John
.< FR ID AY
Wilson, George Smith, Lee Berner,
Sapford Shrine Cluh will give a George Huddleston and Fleming
bull at Hotel Forrest Lake at 9:00 Huddleston.
riripek.
I^^Peti’s Club o f Holy Cross EplsMr*. James Huff, Mr*. Eugene
j K l Church will meet at 7:00 Higgin* and Mrs. Glenn K. Me Kay
Jrlock at/the Parish House.
motored to De Land Wednesday
evening where they attended the
Sunday School Group Past Officers Meeting of the De
Land Chapter O. E. S.
Has Easter Eggr Hunt
One of the most enjoyable meet
lings bf the Alathean Class of the
hirst Baptist Sunday School was
that of Thursday evening when the
regular business nnd s’oclnl meet
ing was held at the home of Mrs.
L E. Kstridgo .on Mellonville Ave
nue.
VarLcotprod Spring flowers and
ferns were arranged in basket*
about the'rooms where the guests
assembled. The business session
was presit ed over by the president
Mr*. J. c, Mitchell, during which
time sevira) important matters
were dismissed and good reports
were gives from the standing ofrcers. A nique "plan wa^ started
*or a mci hersbip and attendance
drive.
7J
. ^ f ter
’ e buaineas 'session a
lovely mutical program was given
In keeping witrf National Music
Week which will be obaerved at an
* * ” >' rfatg. The progiam wus^js
Paoline
i
Robert h}
Iona by M
At the*
« delight!
during e
Mrs. L. |
Lendon aj
salad c o d ]
Personals
Mps. Walter R. Coleman, Mrs.
George Camden Conger and Mrs.
E. R. Ashcraft returned home Fri
day evening from a delightful
motor trip to Tampa, Clearwater,
St. Petersburg and other points of
interest on the West Const.
Mr. Melfaev
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be our bugle* sounding the tattoo!»«-**s*
Do you not hear them tool . Cat«.e«».
men, *ti. the tattoo."' .\T
Carmen .admit
be, according, to.
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“ Bnck-it^; the dunp-Y ITJA"
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The American, Opera Society It*
company in singing .the rwrlagdi:
versions of Mr, Meltief, accdrdlht'"
to Mrs. McCormick.
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Some time during the spring the
sponsoring the American . Opcfori
Chfcngo public will be treated"^,'fTj
Jghn S. Taylor of Pinellas County, Candidate for governor on the Democratic ticket, is shown here with a completely modernized version otgroup before the tuko-ofT on the first airplane flight in his campaign from Clearwnter .to Lakeland. Left "what really happens’* In the A m —
to right: Mrs. Stand) Taylor, wife of his son; Senator John H. Taylor, the candidate; Mrs. Taylor, his ous operas.
wife; gtunell Taylor, his son; Arthur W. Jorduit, Judge W. A. McMullen; W. C. Hodges, his campaign man
ager; H. W. Birin*.
log!
With him fell a picador . .
_ Mr.. .Mrltze; nas tone the ol<l
cIiismcs into undeniably
"Am eri
can" language. When fie throws
the bull, lie takes no halfway mea
sures, anil the hull stays thrown.
Red-Hot Action
With one of the Meltxer-rcvised
librettos in front o f hinv, the or
non* are completely squelched.
dinary man" now ran go to tho
Again Escamillo views tho hull: opera nnd get his classical educa
(strict English version):
tion in "red-hot” action.
"A t Inst each one is hushed to
The entire version of both operas
silence.
which Mr. Meltzer has completed,
What has happened? What is are "snapped up" inimcasureably.
this? .
In plnces, possibly, he may posForth comes tho hull in his fury,
leaping through, from his Re
treat; Already pierced through, u
horse has fallen
Dragging down n picador
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Mr. Meltzer gels action on the
scene in this manner:
"In a flash the crowd is quiet,
The crowd is quiet. Ah what is
happening ?
No sound! The crisis nears!
Nn sound! The crisis nears!
With a sudden bound a bull npears.
There in the ting'.
Running
appears,
riot!
He comes! He charge*!
■ On he rushes! A hors* is fulli-
Two Operas Translated
Into English Are To Be
Given Trial In Chicago
lisli novelist, Warwick Deeping.
Nils plays the part of Stephen Sor
rell and Miss Nilson has the part
Rev. Dr. Johnson, chaplain of of Dora Sorrell. Other* in the cast
the Cathedral School for girls at are Carmel Myers, Norman Trevor,
Orlando, nnd Mr. Uucheaiian of Alice Joyce, Nary Nolan und Louis
New York were callers upon Fnth Welhcim. The film will lip shown
nt the Milano Theater Monday and
er A. S. Peek on Wednesday.
Tuesday.
The friends of Men Coghurn will
l»e glad to loam that he has return,
id from Wnycross, Gn., where he
ho* been in the hospital for several
weeks.
fclHCAGO, March 24.— (IN S )—
"Puglhieci" and ‘'Carmen" may
look the same, but they'll never
sound the same to the public of
Chicago any more. They have been
translated into the American lan
guage. at the request of Mrs. Ed
ith Rockerfeller McCormick.
For example:
It is a scene in “ Pagliucci” .
Ncddn, Canin'* wife, is having her
clandestine meeting with the vil
lage sheik.
“ Si— Baeintuil” she says, accord
ing to the Italian text, or in or
dinarily translated English, "Yes,
Kins jne." But—
"Yea! Kiss me quick.' Yes! Kris
me forever. Dear I love thee,"
says th new American version,
done, for Mrs. McCormick by
John Lennardi and Fred R. Wil
Charlie Ilenry Meltzer.
son left Friday for Tampa when*
Thg^iew librettos can be had, It
they are attending the Bar Associis announced, at the rate of twenniton meeting.
nt airs, niiinim u m iu a ncr mmie ty-five cent* a copy, to permlt
on Magnolia Avenue.
the general public a more lucid
Mr. and Mr*. Earl Lionel Burdick
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understanding of the old operas.
announce the birth of a daughtcr
Mr.nnd Mrs. Henry Miltner and
"Dead" Opera
on Friday morning at their home children who have been visiting
The frontispiece of each libretto,
on French Avenue. The baby has Mrs. Miltner’* sister Mrs. Roy n(t translated by Meltzer. hears the
been named Rosemary.
Synies, left Monday for their home inscription,, "Made E*pecially for
nt Cadillac, Mich.
Mr*. Edith -Rockerfeller McCorMr. and Mrs. J. C. Trnwick an
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mtek.”
Dr. nnd Mrs. J, N, Tolur return*
nj,, longer will the tired businnounce the birth of a daughter on
Wednesday, April 4 at their home. ed home f lull'sday evening from t,.jS ltian have any excuse for sayTampa where they attended the jn)f
(j,0 „|,era j„ “ too dead"
,Miss Frances Graves has return- j Stale Medical Association meeting. f or hfin.‘ Mr. Melt tor lias modern -------ized the classic version* so that
rd home from Washington, D. C.,|
where she spent the past month) Mrs. C. W. Stoke* nnd Mis* D or they ‘ read like parlor-bedrnomothy Stokg* motored to Orlando bath.
with her sister.
SuOurduy where they will spend a j Agjiin in ‘TuglUkcel";
Mis* Betty Dunbar of Lake City, short time with Mrs. Rtoke’s par-| Mikola, the village maid, has
j wandered into the midst of a
who is attending Florida Rtate ents Mr. and Mrs. .1. D. Rol-rcll.
— —
|crowd of gay dragoons, in the
College for Women nt Tullahassce
Mis* Betty Houston left Satur crowd of gay
dragoons, tin the
will arrive here Sunday to he the
daymorning for Daytona Bench i plain ut Seville. 'Hie hnntlsomu
guest of Miss Ivetta Belly Hagan.
where she will spend the week end. military men are begging her to
------tarry a while with them.
Judge and Mrs. Wulluce Wright
Mis* Is-nu Belle Hugun arrived j "N o,, no, no," she declines, acnre expected to return home Sunday
morning -frofti Tampa where they Keho Thursday from Tallahassee j cm ding i<> the strict English
huve been attending the Bar As. where she is a student nt Florida , translation.
State College for Women, and will
But, Mr. Meltzer is emphatic,
socintion meeting.
spend the Easter Holidays here
"No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
M «s Clara Zachry, who i* at with her parent* Mr. nnd Mrs. L. |----- ’’ Is his idea of her refusal.
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Evidently the importunnte drugtending Floridn State College for
Women at Tnlnhassee arrived hero
’i hursday evening to spend the hol
idays with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Zachry.
Hotel Arrivals
Mrs. J. C. Mitchell Mrs. Muiiun
St. John* und Mis* Cleo Thayer
motored to Orlando,
Snturduy
where they spent the day.
Mrs. Brown Byrd and daughter
Mnry, Mrs. S, J. Formy-Duval nnd
Buck Byrd of Live Oak will arrive
here Saturday evening to spend the
week end as the guests of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Clyde Byrd.
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PRINCESS ICE CREAM
Will
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your Easter dinner complete!
W e also have sherberts in several varieties
p of flavors
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drill uf |mlii( lir Imd |Mtur dliimlluii
niiil ti im fritnlitnl tilfli von** Iput Ion
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yriiru p r w r l l r r ^ l u ( Irlu u d o . h p r r (ii I III up In »ioii*M irElru l t r r n u j
tiiriif o f ufoinnrlt, I m n t i nnd t u * fliil itUrnu rs,
*1(10 IV. l i o r r i i f .
T r lr p h ii n r
4.10.1.
Von vi 111 hr
mir|irlfird
how i
i li i lr b ly i o n « * l l pr| w e l l u l l h - ,
out ton* of flkiir f r o m liiinlur**.
W r l f r or p h o o r f o r I r r r roaa* 1
nult Af Ion und I l f e r n fi i rr .
DELICIOUS
pisnls>
Battle Fields
of France And Belgium
Belleau Wood, Chateau
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Thierr>r.
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SoiHSons,
Argonnc
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Forrest, Crown Prince Ruprecht’a Dugout City,
4 Patterns
Stirling Silver
*4 Off
BIG BERTHA
St. Quentin Canal Tunnel, Ypres — before and after the
125 Beautiful Photographs.
Aud. the. whole story
M ONDAY & TUESDAY
/ interestingly told by Captain James B. McCreary
Matinee 4 P. M.
U K£{
"I believe T hear—yesl It
The American
wur.
number f
cnmp read, strictly? 1 .
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“ It seemed, to me, down yon- •>*
dor—. Yes, ’tis the trumpet sound"Injr, the retreat. Say, dost that*, f
no.t hear?"
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Evening 8 P. M.
PRINCESS T H E A T R E
Tuesday On© Day Only April 17th,
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YORK, Apr.
Gun H andle O f G angsters
flw* (ContlbhVd-rwni pa& '-fy
ton takes the part o f Saul, the per
secutor in the third episode, spur
By Francis #\ Healy
ring his followers to action nInternational News Sendee
gninst the ' Christians.
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* In the
' J s fourth
tV'lBlaff Correspondent
episode,’ Paul makes his plea be
CHICAGO, 'Apr. 0.—With the
fore. 'Festu# nnd Kinfc Agrippa.
slaylnir here of “ Diamond Joe"
The churrh doors wll 1 be open nt
a -kt,
> flttiftll Fortune O ff COniributions Made For.Defray'
r. Jnff llb i Running Expenses
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r^ fp S ^ C p IH -O — CRunning 't o y
o fr tk ll^othtnirfcnT h money mnk;
ItflirbatNeftf ^ l i Sidney J. Catts.
Jhm&a'llfc’ Carbon, Miami
. f i r *riyrmdt, In an ad-
C A N D ID A T E FO R
Esposito, political leader nnd alkigccj gnng leader, a new nnd prob
ably one of t^io deepest notches vfns'cut in the pun handle o f Chicn^n'i
tylpody. gnngster battles.
rireyi hpp*iVZed»isMlay^iKht,b^^ore
fflO^etntthuiuJmdi-rillirns of Jeffry
aoilootihly. Charging the mlrtlnber
■iafpUdsaV.^Jttf. having
tu M ckey-Wattftr.^rcff th>
•weight tltt»-ln ^ fe «p r o n July t
recorded
.(joiitributbsti frofrt’ the racing'in-
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.ia m it ln j^SU'fiL.thp'
same time
.be vras pawing-tho h it among bis
M ^ F l o r i d * audiences, Mr. Carson
f W l ('w o o f of l i e wanders
jlQ iU w p rld . r id s .the only mar.
r r h ^ fm T *n fp r office, bn defeat
ed and Vet reap n financial profit.
y(f the vital. Until. tho people wpa jiplfj aueh an arrangement-the old
ranWi*sritifhnUiiiie U» fuh-ped will
#w.6«iW ijT,Tit(tp S(ieh queotiennble
Another sacred- drama'<wlH b*i
presented by the Epworth Longue
of the First Methodist Church at
J fl; entitledi.ViThe-IJfcht,of 1 h*
(. russ." Mii;a Murgnrott Cowan wll!
Esposito's
death
nnd other
give n reading “ The Ixist Lord". deaths ,nf ganglgp'd lenders .in ciiiI>y Henry Van ftylte, * ’
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At the Holy Cross Church nt P eugo was exclusively foretold by
1. M. the following Chtmd Club :Diteypnt,jonal Ngvvo- Service several
concert will ho given:
weeks ago ns the battle waged for
Overture Organ Mrs; Francis the prizp of. $75,000,000 annually,
Woodriifr.
"Comfort Yo My People” Dr. S the toll in the hitter gumhliriy, vice
ami liquon war. . •
Wnyde Rucker.
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Why'Ebposito was killed few
"And the Glory o f the
Isti'd”
Clinmn
know. Those who do know arc not
“ Rnt' Wluy'May- Abide” Mr. Mar talking. Throe investigations—city,
tin Niiriocipher.' *
"Oh Thou That Tollcst Good jtntu nnd federal*—were begun n
few ;hours after Esposito fell .to
Tidings Mrs; W. S. fjehk''Tliere Were Shepherds'' Mrs. the sidewalk, his body pierced by
A. M. Phillips..
SH bullet slugs from snwed-off shot
“ Glory fo God- in
guns.
They have Cimc to nought,
Chorus.
fils
name
is added to tho long, long
. “ Rejoice Greatly”
lint of others who hnvp died nnd
Phillips.,.
whose deaths remuin mysteries.
• “ lie Shall Feed Ills
Many Theories • Unhurt Glenn. •
".Come Unlo Mp" Miss Mabel
Theories develop. Chief among
Uowler.
’ those are that “ Diamond Joe”, wns
“ All We Uko Stien
•rilled by political riva)s who sought
"Since by Man (V
supremacy in tho. "Bloody -Nine
Chorus.
’
teenth" Ward
where
Esposito
"L ift Up .Your He;
“ llnllelujtih” thorp:
Thorn will also Ik.1 n musical
program nt H P. M. nt the First
Baptist Church dircted liy Mrs. A
M. Phillips with Miss Margaret
Davis ns organist: .
That Esposito, in u small way,
Late On The Sahlmth Day Ad wax attempting to “ horn in" on
ams. Mrs. It. L. tile nil, Mr. F Capone territory in the racket In
L. Gatchel, Mr. H. C. Moore and his ward was another explanation
Choir.
of the murder.
God No Loved The World Ntainer,
“ Diamond Joe should have been
Mrs. Glenn, Mrs. It. C. Moore, Mr. killed five years ago. I can't un
Warner Scoggnn, Mr. Moore.
derstand why they let him live so
Oh, Come nnd ■Mourn
Adams.
long." was the statement made by
Mrs. George Ray und Choir.
Chief of Police Michael Hughes.
Lift Tbiitc Eyes (Elijah) Men
delssohn. Mrs. A. M. Philips, Mrs. He refused to discuss the motive of
•he murder further except to any
J. II. Colclough, Mrs. C. II. Cook.
Open the Gates of the Temple ho sifts making tho usual investi
gations.
Crosby. Mrs. I{. L. Glenn.
Esposito first fell afoul of the
I Know thnt My Redeemer Lives
federal
government several years
Wilde one re. Mrs. Colclough and
ago whon his cafe, the “ Bello Na
Choir.
;
Holy, holy, holy, Mendelssohn. poli" wns closed by injunction. Tht.
Mrs. Philips, Mrs. Colclough, Mrs. restaurant wns a favorite gather
ing place (if well known Chicago
Cook, Mrs. Mooru.
,
Rejoice, (he Ivord is Risen Ad politicians. Wine and lii|uur were
served.
ams. Choir.
Rig Bill's Friend
Mrs. A. Mi Philips, Director.
-Mika Mnrgnrct Davis, Organist. , Numbered among his friends are
'iVThfc hujliiW dr pro grains nt tie MnyoV Thbpwp$&) State Attorney
various cltu reins for Urn day fol Crowe, former Mayor Dover uAd
lows:
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hosts of nlhcrit.
Esposito was one of the beat
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likXl men in Chicngo, not only
Ninth nnd Palmetto Ave.
■rfniong his countrymen blit nmong
At d:.r:o A. M. Sunrise Prayer city officials and others. At Christ
eeling nt Hnndshfll.
mu.i time he. acted as Santa Claus
Bible 'School Prtfi A. M.
Wnpplup and Commuiuon II A.
In the Sararin restaurant in the
Pennsylvania Slit ion. Ntw York
City—s restaurant that owes its
name to the famous French pourmet of the Wth Century, HiMlaiSavann—-a new musical device las
wopdn," knid Mr. Car. been installed. It is known as the
swTjHeifi ttirg three weeks after Music Reproducer and consists of
t W “etda4 of the 1021 campaign a magnetic reproducer unit enclosed
stfm). Gatin told his friends he was in a hex about «he sire and shape
dead'fiftkc, lm began having Scm: «.l a week-end suitcase, an amplifier
paa*l srd .'our cone type'loud speak
first mortgager, nnd ing telephones. These, With n ctdcoiiumw£ tp invest In them until leclMv or j.iionoerapli records, are
tho spring a t 1927, less than Ihreo all tkat are necessary to I urnisti the
months before ha told Burton Leo Severla guests' with tiiat "concord
Mank that no was ‘‘broke” and of sweet : .•.•mis" so pleasant as an
could not., make the present cam- oecom pan intent to one's ineaK
Indirectly, the new device is the Above: View of the Savarin Restaurant in the Pennsylvania Station.
jutign unless he had financial as.
result of development work in Hew York City. The radio cones can be seen above the lights. Insert:
“ talking movies" done at the Cell
rvn^adLaLIe chain of eiremn- Telephone Laboratories tor tne .11. G. Devlin. Manager of tile restaurant. Below: Magnetic Reproducer
unit, situated on. email table in the rear of the cashier's booth.
Jstoffees Sad revealed thia practice Western Electric Company. At the
o f Catts, Mr. Corson told his henr- Savarin, where it made its <ir--1 pub ated into sound waves.
amplifying equipment is not set ti[
He showed that the mortgages lic appearanre, it has attracted much
luuf bc«ri purchased by the now do- attention. The reproducer unit and
^Wnct Seminole County Bank in its phonograph records arc located in
i QtTO lutriie. The bank closed its the cashier's booth, ihe rnshier
' oOprH last August 0 and trix days heing the operator of the <!r\ice.
while the amplifier is in a small
rlitthr^iri' 'order' to pfotect himself, closet behind thp bnolL As for Ihe
j Cattg had to hAVaf the . nsignments four cone loud sneaking telephones,
.rfeow ed hlthou^rh the date# of the they are to be found aloft in. four
.'JWper# between J tin*-, 1920 and car- of the dining room chandeliers. _
To operate the set, the cashier
-. ly in tht* ycnrr)92Tj
r . ’ JTho dpeakef',nrpdjeed photantat- places a phonograph record on u
turn-tahlc, which is a part of the
' W'Cflf^ritw shdwjng that Catts had unit. But instead oi the iiiurir cotir
-, received $11,000 by express from a ing dirrctlv out of a horn, a* in the
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ion,
pAflterrlan during case of a phonograph, the vibrations
.Ufo J9?il eumpSIgii nhd calling nt. (d the needle arc translated into an
. UfRtlon lb tho vcotTnpl- bargain tlectrical paBating current and run
.which' no^g" exists betvfeAen Catts through tne amplifier, which i s id
‘ lad 'Burton Muttk,x representing the reguUr Wtstirn Elrctrii putdie
b mm the
the east coast gambling crowd, Mr. address svstem type.
amplifier panel, tlic electrical vibra
* Carbon said;
tions go Id the (our colics in the
his Mnritnnn rtprccl) Cnttt d: andeli cm, uiirie tliry.atc., Iran:
I. I1 " . i : i, | . f*•»!','
ftVoaliidrhbw he had sold out to the
' .racing clement. By his statements
'-theho i Hs - disclosed that he had
.•IfftW M ‘ . deliver 40,000 votes.
’
ffalms Xo hove hctwceri
Vlhg-oeortra lino nnd Ocnln, in ex
change for a pronriso of .15,000
.yjfljbji 6h,tho oaat coast plus u flnq’aaMl '-convidvration.
In other
r’,'%>nlj;ithe... old-man has lietrayed
^lif f riends end supporters and has
* Sprrt'oti— Tho Dawn.
them outright to the
( 'lit 1st inn Endeavor H;JtT> P. M.
WRtbleni o f Ihe east coatt.
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may think he can control
A- Boaiitifnl C'andic Easier Light
tXtUBn 40,000 vulca in n (orrupt barI aviator, who will tly Ai .'SUiisoir Sorvice.
,
' gain,1bo 'may-think he can tleliver
Jiutiniter m |nipped with u' Kj,'j-lght
Senil'in— Christ, Llic Light o f
tjjpm as though they wet e n drove
j \YJiirhvi|uLuiotnr.
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If y*ni taro .without a church
Ilftrpell Tlans to make Ihc flight
j in t>vo Jump i, Jhhe fi^ t fiom Rock homo mi invite you In worship with
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land and thence over the i,o flora
* Holy Gross Church
to Stockholm.
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First f.'ejcbration o f Holy rom*
T ill flight is to bo financed by
public utiliserlption. School chil munion— t! A. M.
Celebration of Holy Communion
dren daily ary donating tln-ir pentiien. B ill' Smith, the gr<ser, Pete —« A. M.
CekiliraUon o f Holy Cimiminiioti
Cummings, the gnrulrt'iiitin, are du'
nating tlieir biH. So fin- more than and Nuriuon— II A, M,
Church School Easter Service.
$7 ,00(1 h’as-heert "«u!i.-cnbetf. '
At which time tho lenten Boxes
To Stir Interval
will
ho opened and counted. .
The pu'.-jnse o f‘ the flight is to,
puini out thi/ feasibility of u com
Luke Mary L'lininiunity Cliurrh
mercial air line to Europe over the
Rev. J. AL Thompson, A. M.
iipilluvm p.iiL of Die ocean and t*v
Pastor.
jfnnuote Vreater interest in avia
Second Easter Sunrise Service tit
tion.
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M.
■ jlfiC A t.'S K of its prrsette c as a two ran of corn, one tablespoon
The plane now under construe"
'•nriy-Wiggiy'i'a third Smtforil
native oi America, corn was melted butter, onc-li.di teaaiioon (ion in Detroit is of ntandurd make .Evuni.dnjc Purk.
,
,
WsetsW I-!
at 8:30 **** one, oi (lie foods which the
alt, one-cigJitlt teaspoon pepper, with enlarged compartments fur
Sutuluy School at 10 A. AL
s-moming- at tho corner of icttlers oi our country used in great one tunali ran salmon, one i.ibleM(tilling Worship and Commun
An 1 because u was spoon tvamiratrd mdk. Bake in a fuel. Enough gasoline will bo cat*’ ion Services at l l A. A!,
JrtH iBtreet and Magnolia Ave- ibutidanccBrown,*-Htanagrr of tho »ne oi the lew vegetables to be baking dish in a moderate oven — t ied to ensure n flight of Jd hours
Rev. G. V. Albertson, assisting
duration.
rcaUblitihment, amiouccd today, found, the variations in tin- manner .150a F. — (or thirty minutes.
.
Easter
Concert' by the C. E. Soc
Hassell recently went to Mt.
F.hallciffd Corn anJ tiggffontt
ft O ^ ^ i - w i l f . be marked by a ii cooking it Were many.
Of course, the early method rd Saute cnie cliopped green prppi-r, Evans, Greenland, to the Univer iety nt 7:30 I\.M,
nbor o f fippcl*! features, mclud- treserving was to dry it, hut, later,
two clurpped pimientos, and three sity of Michigan-research station
KaRpcaranch' o f 14 girls from when canning became established, mips
I ..ike Mary AlctliodUt Cliurrh
oi diced eggplant iri three
Regular Sunday services begin
fBetntnoie County High School he recipes were revised to suit this lablespduns id butter until slightly conducted there by Pivle sor W.
9J$°htf'f*Ur times during -the newer, better method. H ci* are brown.' Add oiie can corn, one II. Hobbs to procure valuable data ning April 10 with revival services
concerning Ills proposed flight.
by tho Itev. J. I’, Mitchell. Every
lame coin recipes that our great- cup thin cream, two teaspoons salt,
Fuel and oil arc to be shipped to body welcomo.
frrat-great-grandmothers
wouldVec*
otto-fourth teaspoon pepper, onei f r t ' K alorh Wili. hooat the tothe station which Hassell will pick
pumber
P iggly'W iggly ent- oguize as dciirable descctidcnts ol fourth teaspoon celery salt, and pour
up for the Atlantic hop.
Congr^tiaUunaF Church
Uictr
own
recipes.
into
a
Imttcrcd
casserole.
Cover
WjP in Ef(|t^rd tp 60 including
His route front Rockford will he Comer Park Ave. nnd Third Street
with crumbs and hake in a moder
men working In the dUtrlbgtTlte Old Becomes New
ate oven for about figty-live min nprthrasUrly,* over ■Detroit, the
l^ev. John Rerunn! Root, Minis
jw A ihotfs? yh ielr auppliort nit
utes. Just Itrfore removing front Great Lakes, Canada, Hudson Bay, ter.
Iff
* tores lit Cf'ntful
Cerw (ittd Salmon 1‘udding: Mix, the oven, rediovc the (id and brows acrpsit inland Labrador tu the Davis
~ Churrh School 9:<15V
will 'ho .four cm- 'b litc order given, one number the Crumbs.
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strait aiid thence to Greenland.
Morning Worship, 11;00. *,
re^TOelfta 'rjwsy ektabliithhiont.
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On Iceland Route
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Hpeeia) Music— Martin1 Steinripr
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huve charge o f
He jdatw to; take o ff for Stock*-.- hef/Splblat. . . . .
lures; of- tlltv theater o f war licfore holm flying liy ‘w *y ‘pf R eUuid. Jlik . . mermen, “ Tito SipWit of Easter,"
the Hindi hides, trenclioJ and bathed Ipugedt. tauter jump will he .from -*APKrisflan' Endeavqr Oininlttetl
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wir,i*' Rad been remnyjxJ. or covered Iceland' _t<» the) tjcandinnyiaii. jteii- KaatarHariflay.m . away,
acardlng
to the
insultf.
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lime.
U
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g(
thcae
pictured
he
tsk*n i>h t>3 H l high i# a h l giris
This route, although considered
gilt's n contifumus view of the hat* dangerous beca'Use o f luck o f well
I ting 8:30,-10:3a, E.-yO and 6 :00.
hiy«t .hftfa tpnjned under- th e
tlegmunds over ua large an area established ateamphip lunes, will
Captain James 11. MeCrearoy.
Of Mr*. JL C. Maxwell und
as Ito can rover in u * ingle per* curry him oVttr' nuindrous fishcaptain in tin* American Red Cross forma nco.
.
during tho World War, will give
The m ajority-or the slides are
ipd Irt Central Florida. Thsr<* an Hlnslnilrd lecture on the battle
colored to add to the r*‘ilhLtvtrlV ;
now SfiOQ P ig^ y-W igglys in
fields of the Western Front next leclyre. Arthur*' I’ngu, editor of
United Stolen and appruXlTuesday uftemon and evening gt •World’s Work says: “ Mr. AlcCrethe Princess Theater.
nrvy has u pleasing ,voice of givat
■.During
lt»19 shortly oftar the carrying ijuality and as he has been
enad in 1010. C. 1^. Swindle
rkf manager o f the Central close pf the war, Captain MeCrca- .over Die entire ground he van talk
stanry and Uvea ia Saafabi. rcy went over tiro battlefields and about in a manner that is extru*
took more Uuui 2,000 Individual pic- qrdiuarUy iqtei;viit|tj>ff." ' ”
>^Yh^*{)jieaLf'r produced rtcortl'-, to
WVWrgn June. J02 t ‘nnd
*ffig4pring-of 1027, Cntta invested
NeniinoV cdfinty first
Im
Com Favorites
Flyer To Attempt
Trans-Atlantic Hop
In Month Of June
CHICAGO, April (k— (IN S ) —
City and county authorities today
were claiming victory in the brush
with government officials over the
custody of Myron Caffey, federal
prohibition agent who is accused of
shooting William-*Hrnttjr, munici
pal conrL bailiff, during u dry
raid here.
Federal, Judge Wilkerson arnouticed he would (|unsh the writ
which shielded T n ffe y from ar
rest l>y local police. Judge Wilkorson mildly criticized the United
States Attorney's office for its
conduct on the case and suggested
yiiat ilu* county grand jury Indict
Caffey. ^
The order (plashing the writ.will
he entered next Wednesday, Judge
Wilkerson announced. That is the
day after the primary election.
Meanwhile Caffey will remain un
der Irond given in n fcrernl court.
Mayor William Hale Thompson,
who charged that "hard-boiled"
Golding and his raiders were sent
here at the suggestion of Senator
Charles S. Dencan, Thompson's
hitter political rival in the current
seething primary . election cam
paign, ■declared “ President C«otidge is with us—lie does not want
this' meddling in Chicago's polit
ical nffairs."
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ASSASSINATION
W ARSAW , Apr. A — (IN S )— Art
oigfiteon yenr-olil
Russian ‘ girl,
Snlinp. Happen Waldonlynowlcz,
Tarted her way lust night into the
Soviet Embassy hero nnd tried to
juvassmatc Jhc Russian Ambassa
dor M. Bogornulff.
oTSanford S.torl*
l -B& Inaugurated
Miserable .W idi
Backache wTrjjJ
T oo O ften T h i* W artis.of
Sluggish K idn ey Afctlon.
p \ E R Y day find yo u lam e and ack y
— *u(ferin« nagging backache,
headache and dizzy »pellt> A r r lha
kidney rxcrclion* too frequent, scanty
or burning in paiaag«> Thcve are
°f'en signs of sluggish kidney* add
shouldn't be neglected. .
Use Doan's P lflt . D oan's, a stim u
lant d iu retic, increase the M cretmn of
the kidneys and thus aid in -the
elim ination ul waste im purities. . A re
endorsed by user* everyw here. 'A t k
pour n cighivrl
. , i
50,000 UxerflEndorw DoanVO. S. Durton, Rout* Jl. Boa m ,
rshssculs, Ft*., says! "I «... IkoKswI I'y
l..vin| lo irl un st ni|ht to nsM lU kUoty
sr.rciinn. sik) ike stcraiiuna wttw boasUriL
ll»ie wii , dull wn. ,Q
bsckaad I wss
*l«i .nnojjwd ky duty .(Alt. lUsdin* dtawt
ObsK • I alt t lisaso uwna tium sad (U>
*sl my kidney* wofllns 'iskt sad MWMrtS
D O A N 'S " " ^
AsViMULANt DltmiiTIC kiunrYs
loiur M.lkurnCo Mlg Ckfs, DuMstaky
STATE A N D COUNTY TAX
Wiggly
Red Cross Leader
Will Give Lecturie
Tuesday Afternoon
D. L. Thrasher, one of the candidates' fqp the offlco A t cibrk c
the circuit court, has been n resident of Sanford for'many years. *H
is making a personal campaign nmong the citizens of the county i
his race for office,
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B O O K S W IL L R E M A IN O PE N
U N T IL M A Y FIRST
The Following- Letter H as Just Been Received:
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Talluhasaee, Fla.,
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Hon ,J. D, Jinkins,
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Tux Collector Seminole. County,
Sanford, F lorida..
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$ Dear Mr. Jinkins:
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; . , I have been requested by nume^bus (jitlzCris o£ your County
authorize an extention o f time for-(the,p»ynicnkof taxes, and i f y0i
ilridvisablo to keejt your'books dpepurjlil May 1st., it will bo ent
katlsfactory to m p*; • .
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V ery truly your#/*" n'-v‘ J'* n
JOHN W. MARTIH,:* '
Governor.’*
The state and county tax books will therefore remain
til May First, and property own era who have not paid i
taxes will have ah opportunity of. doing so any time in ^
without any extra charges.
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JNO. D, JlNkm o
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T ax Collector Sem inole na
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AD. HATES
n C u k la A i m * *
n n
Ijr Cor
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sent
lift*
SHt*
. tT fc • llac
i i n t « oa ttq iM L
reduced rates u * for
rbU»a hwrttona.
wort*’ ** atenira Ungth
nt*d • lino.
aurn chargt
of 80c for
_ UltlOR* . •
i
•dr.rtlslnar la raatrlctod
Iptr cUaalflcatlon.
error ia mad* The San■raid will be reaponaible
I j one incorrect Inanition,
hfertiaef for aubjKquent
na. Tha office ahould be
Immediately In caae of
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7—Situation Wanted
Til T1IB VOTKH* o f
Ilook-kecpcr and office man: ex
perienced and capable desires po
sition. llo* 82, Herald.
10*A Poultry and Eggs
He Used* His
Head
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B a d t CHICKS '
Selected stock delivered, W. Leg.
horns 100 912., Heavy Mixed 100
(12. B. Rocks ,and R. 1. Reds 100
116. 600 ftp. ‘Emerson Hatchery,
nrookaville, Fla., ,
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^ "Hear you huvo a now position Ed— and
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FOR*SALE: 1041.1. Red TTenT nml
10 Black Minorca* at.11.40. Want
to sell all together. Phone 805-W.
10 — Livestock
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from
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whnt Hill was saying, it’s quite » step nhcad.”
" It suits me a lot better than my old one anyway."
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PEED SALE— Another car o f that
High Grade Peed going at apeclal
low,prices. Bought before the ad
vance. Your chanco to save money
on your feed. IL.B.'McCuH Indus
tries, Inc. 4th and Elm.
i
"I'd like to change, myself,
,
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nut I never seem
to
' •
hear of anything good being open."
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"T h at’s the way it was with me, Tom— until l
ADVHRTI8RRJ*
Herald • ’repreaenutlre
_Aly familiar with raUa
rand claaalfication will
bit complete Information.
I yob wlah, they will aaalat
t. wording your want ad
ka It mar# effective.
1 ♦
■k'A 4 3 f l f f l $ H f S 3 & m
'• - >.•::« ■ ■ > • ' . •
'r . W - I S
1D-B Plants and (low ers
began reading
*
FOR KALE: 100,000 very fine
sweet potato plants: A. Robbins,
1007 W. First St.
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the
Hanford
*•>.
Herald■
i. '-
.s
Employrnuut
»
v- . *
JHMINSLS
.
- a Mi ln,announra that I am a
csiutPliit* for c*-election t* tha of.
(I W of-Fount j- CommU- 1),j>er rrom
i'Utrti i tin ; 2. .auhlocl In thu d»,
J*f th* vulcra In Ilia Unnu.
rratlr l*rlinarjr t<y o r Held on Jun*
•Hi. A.
IISI.
r,,
. JOHN MlltSCJl.
• O i l ' T U B I.K<3l*UATf;nn
I I'.vtrhy • abuounc* my caudnUe)
(<>r the ftale IrglsUturc, (tiroui,
O ur) liubjrct to the will of the volcr» Iti Urn primary of June k.
C W . K N T Z p iN ilE H -
liMt COMSTA b ill
I w hili tu HiitiuunCfi my caudldacr
fur (he nltlce of conalable. Dlatr>«i
No. t. .Srminute County, nuhjrel tu
the
lit uf Ihe'v-itrrn la live Demoernllf- ITImary of June fi.
U A. t A t k .
r o n • i i m i p i 1' \ y ,
I bnetiy announce mv''cai»dhU<-.y
.for re.etr.-Moa in the office of sher
i f f ,nf Pemlnole Confatv »ub,'evL in
'h « nctlnn af the Tntera In the
t>einnrr»llc airlinarr *o be hfld n*«i
•luor.
•)
will
appreciate your
■lipnufT.
rearcclfullv >our«.
1). kC. 11AN I».
----------------Delicious refreShl^,.
made cake and Ice cr*ath were fwrved by the hnAtesaea. Mr*. Johrf tX11* will hr chairman fo r thf Aprif
mreting which will b j held ai tfs-.
hurch April 25, a* an nil day mce^
ing. A turren dinner w-ll) •>« tfr it-,nt noon. Mra. Walter FlanUrr* will
hr chairman for the April aociali ^
Mr*. Hattie Phillip* left T h a is '
*tv» t h i : n x r o i t i i i i k h a i .d
Sirs. Katherine Watrous and tiny, for .Salisbury, M a s s ., and H
IN T U B CIMCVIT t 'O l H T O f T U B : .
...............
rtVKNTt t i i i it it j t T i i r i t|. ( i n . 1 Mrs. M. E. Birchard spent several stopping *t Philadelphia and Nnr.
\
v'l'IT o f ix oiini.% .* i .n a m i r o n daya last week at
Miami
and Votk t.n the wny.
- A t list Sutrdav momlrtjr-servlcri* 1
s b m i n i i LB f o t . N T V . IN eii n n i ". r M m {jcmcli.
at the 'Lake Mary Cummunlty1
’rtlKM Al.vnu'T m o ktu au k . CUM-! Little Helen Tamm, daughter o '
Church, acknowledgment w ar made
n I*a n y . a rtirptiruiibn.,
in - * Mr nnrf *^r n. Henry Tamm tvno
. «nt.
* >
has been very ill, is able to be out .if tho receipt o ' twn beautiful ot^
•
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feitoo ' pl*tTs» gift* o f llafnrf
THOMAS IluU.t.VUSWUllTII. ,1 ah. again.
I ’eri-mlunte.
Mr. nnd Mra. Harry Wing and Gleason. The stcreoption
CITATION
Sunday evening by Dr. Shepherd Rf
TU:
THUMAM H O L U N U S W ’OIITII. Miss Brewer apent Ian* week and at
Mini .Wife, M'.VJtTlIA IIUI.UNU.-1- St. Petersburg, returning to Lake Euntis, wo* most Intresting and’ W
WUItTII kies K U N W O O U AVI-:- Mar)- and leaving Saturday 'for beautiful vocal aolo, "Tbo , UoIy
N'l K. Cl IIO AIMS lU.fNUlH,
City,” by Mr*. Jutlua Tackasb'.uf
li helntf made tu uppvar from « Ncwsbu yport, Mass.
-Kurn hill ur rumpliilnl In UiU t-.iu -*
Sanfo'd w »» greatly appreciated- v
Mr. nnd Mr* D. W. Hutchinson
Ihni you iifii tiun-Tralih-iit* 'u f' llm
Mra. Thomas Hearn Johnson; l\
.lull* uf l-'lurhla. nml lluu >uu un have had aa their guest their
iqwitding the week with her parenU'
rpeldenta
cuuiitn oth
residents uf h Plate
steto ur countn
thsii the Statu u f , flurhta,
riurhtn, and
er than
mid daughter, Mrs. William Thompson Dr. and Mr*. Miller.
*■*\
that your place of residency le ti!39 of Jacksonville.
The Ladies 5H**ionary ‘ Society
Kenwood AtytiUe, Cliiratru, llltilutr.
Mr. and 5T*a. William True and of the Lake Mary Mehtodist churt4i
lln-rvfure. you. Thotnaa llollltiKsSiiflli and wife Martha
llulllntts- Mrs. Robert True spent last Mon
Will meet Tuesday, April 1.0, at
worth, are ordered and required'In
he and upiH-ai' oeluic this Vuurt uil day In Orlando.
the home of Mr*. Joseph Fortlar.
the Tilt. u,i) rof Msy-i-A- l>.-t*S».-,to ’■ Mr. nnd Mrs, E. S. Grcenlcnf left
Norman Whit* celebrated hjfi
Answer the U111 of conijdalpt rthlbID d aualnst you In, this vatisiv the recently for New Je Ttey
8th birthday at his home Ust.Satsame l.elna a proceeding tu forecluse
Friends. of Mrs. Alice Palmer, urday.
.
v
h it tcruun link-niure uf ntoriga^i-,,
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luted th* till, day of -June;. A. Is. j-will regret to hear of her illncse
The Like Mary ’Chamher ol,
I:i%, caecuDd h; Thutn■* 'JvIHaBs- „ t hrr home here.
u’ortli, and
|ft» Aim l ha Hull Inn's • ‘
t.
. n ^ ,t .. i ,
_ i __n CoinmctVc held its regular monthlV(
w ufih, unm . tih * Oa Ivor I
I
Mi*^* Liiiicrii Booth v h u nn# been
meeting Monday evening April 2,',
Coinp-inj, s. pi muMuaai- hein* re c -'ill is nble to be buck at her w o rk ; lirocreded by the programme, "Xne»,
ue,ud .m ens' Ihv t.uo.lc recur.h. ..f ^
th|l fv,t«ler-J«ckson Co.
Aeuttnolv,.County, tOorlda, In Mull
Bad Egg.”
Uy
i i i u lloult 'f.'i .li .psire 3«io, olid r llThe l.akc Mary Improvement
A business nnij social meeting nf f
cuml-'erli!* th.- foliotvinu described
muds. siLuaU-. b ills ami britur In the Christian Endeavor was held Association with-6lra. E, Hynt ainy<
the County uf Seminole
nml Ihe nt the rhu »eh Monday evening.
us Chairman, will hold a box sori*l
Hlnle oT Florida, odd tnotc psrtlclilart) d'-sfrlbul a. tolluiyi*. to-wit:
*T h f nnnual liazaitr of the Crystal nt the Community building on Fri
Meuinninir at the Southeast
Lake '.Social Club was held last day evening April C.
corner 'uf Tail I'lve (3) Of the
Mr. and Mra, W. J. Gates lM t
plat of ~ '"The
Unks" Aanfurrt,
Tuesday evuiing at L n k e ^ I a r y Inn.
I-'lurlda. run llicnci- Hast a<> feet;
Friday for Hollis, N. H. They w *r»
The
Litdics
Aid
of.the
Lake
Mary
thence Norlli Itfi feel) thsnce
Community Church met Wednesday accompanied by Mr. and Mra. Pd"
tVi-si Sd fret) tlp.net* Hontli Hit
fret to the point of hculnnln*.
afternoon ut the home o f Mrs.. W i l lon who are ' returning to ■Seautltcrwl*,. a tltcfee pro confes.'-i Will
”,
liam Tnu- with Mra. Robert True bruok, N. H.
h( cttlrrrd ufulii-t coo.
The committee in charge of thIt Is tiirlhci ui.lrrcl tiiut thi-s
notice h,.. published in T i l ): HAN’ -I “ s
I'u liD HIM:,M l-, n new-sjiancr p u h -' Bailey led the dcvotionnl s e rvu e.. Chamber of Commerce aupper'Xt
Evansdale P#rk ln*t Friday mat
Melted In the Hit) of Hanford. C u v n -’
:— -------; —
tv of Hetfilttolo > ml the Htfllc ofl
(Legal Nollctst)
Momlny evening to finish ther-fkv
Florida, otter eat-b
ivet-k fur fotu
port which showed a gqodly auin
eons.yittlvu weeks.
, , i v - r i l l : t'rJMIlT OK T i l l ’. COtiNTY
W ITNM 8 H m* fisn.l » ,
netted for, the building fu n d .---- '*
r the Circuit Court uf Hie T « m i ’“ .l
ii-r VT*k ' ttK^KLOHTDV
C U U S ‘ V’
Miss Edith Butlcrlield xnS <?j»v
fi>i
Hrrulnuli1
.
oratri) on last Fritlay at tnr Fern*1
count
on tills Hut
Hur Till. d.l)
d.)\
Nl.T, t;,i
if
, -*s|i|tony TIJ.
aid Laughton HospiUl, having he>
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An ril. A . d i-ti.i
I lN At, NOTjCP:
-f-ff-v
V. IT Dul'tM.ASH
]
tMVJTN tonsil* removed.
n
o
t
It:
1
4
IK
HITIIKIIY.
d r i l l r'lrciill t'uu-l
Mr*. U. H. nnlantine of St^>r
4oi
■ctrn
* >£k.
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M fi
' Aid*
J. YL
■kbuju
1
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4 I't t Wit
rk*hi
fu* *
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un
js y
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1 THE
— Tht
nhstll
aliall
eagle:
n m t i i » i .K M s i.A T c n it
we;trj
.Sutijia-.l t- ti,e eppiusclilna ptm s3%
not D
• rnlli- f r l i . i a r y , ' 1 -h*rehf unnoupre
jjy c.iruj'dtcy,. f u r . file Mouse uf
n t.
neprrwroiaiUca as » oiemher, of
what I wanted."
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1 aide i
••root- t
I f uuinlnated l, pledge
nit besl Cffoits In hnhalf of the
Zinnia Plants: Burpee’s Giant,
‘gviuJ
lu ol-’e «.f Hem Inote L'tiiml J-.
Th*
25c per dor. 32.00 per 100. Mix
r-Irens
crylnj iieeO't f Hie pnopl* of Flori
da Is Tu* llellcr. especially redue,
ed or separate colors. B. P. Whitlouficem enls
lino
of
tueal
laaes.
T
h
is
,.
In
toy
ner, Jr. 429 Summerlin Ave. Ft.
opinion, ran ha effected- by
ea
euultat.le
diminution
Of
the
lUClNG pong'e l ’urc Pork Mellon. Phone 882W.
pp- Sant
flee cent
aaaoHa* taa
(Political Announcements) , Political Announcements
ij i
117 M eftioflt'A ve.
Aniurnl the State ftead, Depart meet.
U li f :)
Achouie {'aunties end Cltlea,— u r .
ron STATB t K d fN t N T C ft B
15— Apartment For Rent
lie
"
"
Denial
l>
Ihe
CuUlitlca
end
Cllles.
I wish lo annouaCa mr candldarr
I'OII f'ONSTARI.r.
Honor eu hy
ny the
me
nomination J
I
Ia C
(UV4u* If honored
1 h«Te
I
w IhIi I d tmnotmee that t am ■ for Ihe fttaU Lvlralfltura
IP LO NELY— Most auc* 0 rooms, bath, double garage, all r.iniil<iate for 111* office uf Con- SI Mini r i l l appreciate suo'wrt la I'Punlee lu tle.utn all the . ene/iy
Ait.
tnd I'inertann Hikl
1 , possess to
-yjSI
modern. 2 rooms, nicely fur •taiile. district Ni-. f. Hemlnol* (li« primary to bs held Is Jaww.
|l "Home 1 Maker;" hundreds
ii-roiuuMsU itiat end.’
U r. UAH AN.
County.
I'lortAa,
said
HUtrlct
rumIttUAN, Je.
_________
It IV. TXAttll/
ctlji confidential: Reliable; nished Apt. private entrance, gar oris inn lllerllun’ I’recloclSj No’a. t,
riot ti
ri. n. iu , u & is, »uiiject to
|tpericnce; descriptions free. age. Lights and water furnished.
•lilt l- )N s ' - t BI.R,
r o n roK STARLK
Am
|lie
will
uf
Ihe
rulers
It)
tlm
fietnoI wish to sooitilme tlml 1 stu
1 "Ish to nniiuuin-e Ihal 1 nm
•» y.
■aaful Club. Mrs. Nosh, Present prices slashed again. Mrs. urallo 1-rlinuk.v fu Oe lielil on June
Ni'-t
u
) a um nilhl a I* Cor Ibe ufflce-.of Coo- vatidld-te fo». the uff'c* U f Honst
Moffitt 1111 Celery Ave. Phone “Hi, A. I>. l?SS.................
|, Oakland, California.
i-'Jt
,
, i siat,|,. f,ir Jusllc* uf the Pete* aide. District N"o, 1, Hmilnole Coun
For
lo u r aupnrirt will he apvrMlaled.
N-„< t) 'f^.uiuolo County. ty I'l.rlrls, i s ’ I -liMiltd com pi 1.1ii*
420-W.
A. J*. (Artie) SMITH.
n o
f(,|^. ____
» 4(,j ______
Jusllre ',t
(*,
____
, tlie
Its Peacs slectloo i*r»*• 'o- is Nr.-s i. 3, 3
r, | f
m ey T o Loan
Dirti lul t'omprlsfno I'lecllon Pre' D>, il. i :.s*i < - . t r • ih,. will of tho
lr i w
THREE-ROOM -furnished apart
elute. Ni/, 1, J, 3. f. t*. I«. II, & 13. voters ill I , T> o.,!■(■*Ho I’rlm.irJ
r, V
Tu tl
eutijeui tu the Uerlaiuti ot thy D e w to J.r lo|i| >.-i 11,r,» till ,\. D.
Socket book with title for
ment, downstairs: all -conven
I OH J l ’S T I l B OF P K A f K
Vooi eui-i ■■ t
'i \ i a p|ircclnD d.
iicrath- f-rlnotey to lie held on Jun*
U
m t
I
herehy
announce
my
eamltdary
and Willy* Knight car. If iences, ^jnly^vo and ono-half blocks
i \ ’*y
."•lh. A It; 1911.
f 'I -i -i*t VlCKIMtV.
llcpill)' Clerk K«nt
1
to
tinllonorublu County York 1* tho gucat of Mil* Npna
fur re.elertlon
tu
Ihe offlcr ot
I sill rppreclate yen-- auliport.
(HUAI)
lease return to Wight Bros. from P. O. Phone 410.
J ustlru ur (ho Peace. District No. t.
tuili)<- uf Ht-mlnole County. 1 luria*. w i l y . .
.
IltV ’ N 1JSTfltDOR.
t on I n i \ n
-i r r t n x T i t v t i N M - hn-oTTtoH A HPUNCL'l; Hollr-lloi h Ills
in i
filial
n-lurrt.
accuulit
anil
tlsvlna held this office fur nearly
o r PIIH.tr
tv-»TnticTio.v
and uf counsel fur III.- Cumidhln- vutiehvr*
Word has bet-n received.of ip*
»
i
Administrator
of
the
(wo
years
until
the
district
wa*
TWO ROOM furnished apurtmrnV:
anl. . .
i :
I ai. li vi. ion ■ ic- ru my randldno
U H «U - nf A. W. YVAT1IKN. rteeeav arrival o( a baby l»oy to Mra. Flbjrd
r o n jCMTiefe' o r p b a c *
Into the fourth District I
fur lie . i f • ,r ."ipr-rlnlendenl o
p ivatc entrance: downstairs: ROO mcrctfl
ci|. and nl eald time, then and Jinkin* nt tha home of h*r mbthf'r
feel Justified Ip ask Inc the voters
r o n oitrrttiCT n o . r o r w
.‘ihoi
».)■(- U'-'inu
I'ljMlv
n o T i t i : o r H i f i : « i p r * s s .v i .k
of
Hsorlool
fur
Ihelr
uuppoit
uu
my
previous
This
Is
to
atitiount*
BIT
candidacy
,.
,
,
,
,
,
,
,,
there,
make application to the said
Elm Ave.
la'm’Hl \ ,
r lo the will of tils
4
i r m
Nctlcr Is. tie re h;.
that I. C. ■ |u^ » r ( ur n dual
eettlemtul
of here, Mra. Julia Nyluqd. Th* n*«f
record
«s
Jurtlr,
of
the
Peace
and
for
J
u
el
It*
or
Hie
Dwacr,
Dlstrlcl
1
l
v.
u
II
;i"liu:ii-> June C. Tour \I HAND, as .-{hr:;ri
DOUUL
Hemlnule.hle udinlulstratlon of said estate. n-.rival ha* been named Floyd Jink*
Xu, I. subject to the will of .the
pledge my brut endeavors to UI
-« p 1
1 pars' and Graham truck*. APARTM ENT FOR ft ENT, Ma all thu people a square deal u Ith Urjnunallo voters Junk Blh. Ha u* •Uiq-.-rl 31At YHI ■JIs . Il-rrrlats.l
Count)'. Florida, ur ilie ’ flh, ,iav i.rl-md fur an *;r,Jr r dlecharjtliia him
Ins,
Jr.
The
baby’*
father,
\
mtt
lord.
I.ahe
Mupron,
l
‘:iola,
.
t-ake
Jostles
te
all
and
alrlot
adl.rr*
net
)fa )’, A. f i. FOV, li*lwecn the hbuf-tl emili Admlrilatratur.
March,
' 13th. Street. Phone 3.
honey Apts. 1000 Park Ave,-Wa
Mary,
l.oruMcoA,
Altamonte ron n . H H H o p cTRCf'iT corn r or eleven n’eluek
A M. and
m-.»l t»Mt»-rl this the 3rd du> of March, with n sad fate several w**k*
”W1
ter and garage furnished. Phone ,u ,,,B
1C W . ’ D O V B L L
Hprlnes sod l-'vfeAt' f.'ltv, conatltut"
o’clock
I’.
„V.
undersnd
br
virtual-'
I3'.l.
I
wish
to
ah&aoar*
that
I
am
•
|S A, CGWAN CO Cuto
when he waa killed at Lake.l
^
.1 » . WATHIJN.
Hie utiutr district".
‘
aU C
|
18-J.
candidal* for rw-*lecl 1no to tb* of- of Hl-yt rertsltt oSreuHiili laeut-d out
As Adiolnlstralur of tit* Hstate of while working at hi* occu^6ttfD
If cks-teU. I proBtlee. uu
Uauos' flcu of clerk of th* .Circuit Court, nf the' flrrult
fr and sheet metal works,
Court of fk-mlnole
♦, W- 6
- m ar
A. 'V. W A T IIK N .
huslni-sf-Ilk e ad inlhlstMt Ion
Ire* uf Seuildol* County, Flotilla. M b - County, Florida, on tin. 6ih. dm uf
rip Avenue. Phone 716-W. Modern
, Deceased. cutting tree*.
\ ^
furnished
apartroepls.
I
from
Ihe
usual
loMdleseinr
Ana*
i w bi
ron *rr»cii»ATENMr.VT of
ji-Ct to Iba. ilM-lilou of (li* -tiento- April, A. D. IMS. In that rerial.t
utoi-ialiy cunncCied with
this of. r-ratlr- Voter* of Hentlnol* County, e*u*« ivherolu Jus. Neras wasiplaln'r^ i
PL-R1.IC IM t T It l'C n O S
Mr. and Mrs. WlUlam Tme gnd
Krigidairo; Murphy steel kitch
.
COtfNTT - JtIDfJK.
1 am a lundldat* for re-elaetlo* fire.
lUPS-MAKMONS
In Hi* [boincrtllt
Primary Disc- tiff Ind Frank IJall i ' « defendant.I • •vM1,:'ltV.Jt.7 , . L *.,.|}N
en: Garage: excellent neighbor to the off lee of rwperlniendapt of
N-T f , >)TAT13 OF Mr. and Mra. Robert-True and fi/w4O, P. IIHflNDON.
tlon tn tr* held On Jun* Ctli, A D " III offer f r sale and srll D. the
“ V.M.'m . V ’
And
ord Automobile Co.
TriVM
hood: rent very reasonable. Pork public lost rut:llo.. for Kernluol'
l!‘3|i.
•
.
hlabrst bidder for. caul) the full. i s . I , I'LUItll A
Mlillll ITT lly, and Rev. and ' Mrs..
jibUa Avfc. *
Phone 137. Apartments, No. 6. I’hone 6 i 8-^-J’ County, mitijec* to th» Iiftuw-ta 1-.
r u n JiisTiCK o r r n c s
V. K tHJtfflLAHH.
*"H du'-crlh.-d land*, wiluals, l) tne .
noilINHDN JJcccu* Thompson and children formed »
And i
Primary, four aupport will t.e ap*
ami boliiK In the count) uf Hi-ml*-,
M-T.TUHI.K l i o i u n a o n ,
n i s m i c v no. t'otin
m
congenial patty spending Fri^py
-itts
FOR CONST* Itt.r
ult ' ulid the Hlutc'uf Florid*, a n . l j - , 1’™*
^
w< U % T ( J N .
I hereby annutinC* oty c*|id|dsry
■ S ervice
Furnished apartment. Will sell predated.
T9,
nil •redlture. leanters. dletrt- at Dayton* Beach.
1 here hr auDounrs my - caiidldaq)’ niui'e |YarlIciilsrl)* deserlbrd as fol
I'race Of DUlrlct No
for Justlc • ut Py*c«
) e wm
all
pt-reonn
huvlnx
liulree.
M
ini
—
.
lows,
to*wit:
.
■;
.
furniture. Reasonable. Box 7,—
A Ihe for lh* office ef conalulilw ftlatrlrt
. the decision
on .pi
• subject. . .tu
\ V* •
rlaInis or detnanda UKulnat
Mrs. William Wood of.CffdgTB
Ifi dervit* of all kinds.
Lot Tw.viilj-t wo'ISTI of III..i-l;
K i ln s In the Democratic Primary 4. shldrel lo Hie will of lh* volarn
w j ' , l t *Sanford Herald.
estJle
■‘ ,
.
“t o T U B V UTVIIS Ol' SKMINOUIt lu he liT.d’ uu Jub* kill. A. D-.lhtl. on Jun* (.
It. ^
,,
"II” and Lot. Curly.three 11 :i
Bridge
was
the
guest
of
Mrs,
El
I Wk*\V or. 3302.
C. E.
Vuu. and each of you, a r* hereby
fdXJNTV.
*
i.f llluek "i— o f Huuih Hunford.
tC. KINI.AW.
• da viI** HiRiicn.
5* W
Iiollilr.l
mid
•
reuuirad
to
present
mer
Ilyotlaino
for
••vdrgL'^djt/’s
I Wish to aiinroinc*> I Iant I am a
ayo rd ln a tu ,plol tli.reuf i-rc.
( - /C >a
am claim# atul demand* which you,
Nicely furnished apartments with candidate
for to-clertlon to tha of-| TU T IIB VOTKHS UP afnil.NOl.K
or.led
lu
Flat
lluulv
I
psUc
:-t
this
week.
£flrie*rt^
(Lcffnl Noli cos)
ur either uf you. may Imv* again**
: . te r ra
•II modem ^conveniences. 1’hoOa flie lif County Commissioner from
uf Ike public records, uf Heniln*
h im . and vary little w m >
C O U N T *. the ratslK of M ER K tTT FLYiTClIA picnic supper in honor of..Uia
w * 4
District No. I. subject to the d*.-!« Count j- Flurfda.
I -rteh to announce that t am a 'TATXJWKNT o r TH K llW V »:n I old things new by use ot 70. Gill at 318 Palmetto Are.'
fi
5 ftirtj*
Ilit
ItOlltNHON,
deerased,
late
of
r S*hv
Terms: t'ush.
clslon of Hi* colcra In Hi* D*m »- candidate
|,ii,IH|e lor
ro. r(rwilull |u the o(*
for ro-rlacHun
Samlnole Counly, Florida, to th* members of the congregatloivi.of
Nllfr, MAN \f)BV41fc\T. t lllCt L A spar Vtm lih, Lacquer and
f t . I I niun
eratlc Primary i,, i,„ held on J o n *| ,1((. wf
c*minla«loner from
I’lirt-lissyr
lo
t'.s
fur
deed.
11nil Jas (1. Rharon County Judir* the Community Church who gra
TION, PTC., IIKM P in fill HV TflM
^
C M. HAND
■Said by Sanford Paint A 4 ROOMS: Fumbhrd or iinfuni- oth. A. D.
| District Nb H subjerl to-U ia d*p I'lo r ld
of Seminole County, ut bl* office in
» c t o r r o N D i t i : * * o r v r n u s -i
A» Hherllf uf Hcmlnolr I'oiiu- the Counlv Courthouee In Kemlnol* wininr visitors and who are !egv$agi
UOoTU.- bTI-DL. 1.. I ,.jh|„n ,Jt the vottm In the Demotihed. Reasonable. West 2nd St.
»». 1 * 12,
aper Co., G. U. Stuart, Mgr.
If T 6 \rfU
l.v,
I'lorlda.
-■ —
— — -------------li rutlc Primary (u tm bold on Jun* ot t u k h w i n i i i ) ny:iiAi.n ,ni.
County.
Florida.
within
twelve shortly for northern polntN .W*^,
Call 49G J or 030-W.
4at. St.
m u rouN TT ju o r.a
I r.*u. a . d !»*•.
months from the date hereof.
Ilsked DsU, at SANrUIIIt. I'l.llRI
1 hereby announce my candidacy
j.-, W I I U B L U l
( IIII L IT
COURT.
SYTMtNOV.IC | Dated February loth. A. D. 19K3, held at Evansdaie F*rk Tltureday
n.t fur APIMI. I, IMS,
cvehitig, nnd enjoyed by all pre**
for re-clrrtlon to
Ihe
office uf
1 I U M T . 11,1)1111)1. (TIANCKRV.
JUN A i x n v h v P A P W O H T H .
£
Tb«
rlOHT P R IN T SHOP
1C— Houses F o r Hcnt
HTATC UK. ) I.u IH D a 'I- o PNTY
- -----r o i l COUNTY C O H M IialO N R n
County Judtre of Hrmlnclu Cotiaty
Usrcutrlx of the llsiuti. of cnl. Those present leaving in khn
O f HI III |NOLI
M M IIAIIDT Defendant.
soandi
’ service on any thing In
Florida. Buhjecl to th* will of th*
I v-iati to announce that 1 am ■
m k i u u t t F L trrn tu n non•joforc
me.
«
Nnlsry
Public
In
”• Hetnlnol* r;<iidldiite for thu' office nf Coital/ .inn fui the Hlutc Hint
ling, A phone call will get TWO FURNis'lIED or unfumish^l prmurrallc Volet* of
INtiON. D. ceased. near future arci Mr. and MIT- W.
r a tin g •
count) afore
..ut cuunty
til IN-IA HAftI>Y, "Defendant
I... -'
houses in very desirable location. County,- In ihe Democratic I’rlmary Coinnilsalutirr from District No. t. r.D.J, pemunall) a p p e n d It |(. I h u j . - T l H i HTATIT Of FLOltlDA .u ullv DeCOTTF-a A SPENCKIt.
J.
Gate*.
Mr.
ad
Mr*.
Rohe
t
True
nan. Phone 417>W. 0 Rail
I w# re
• lectlun lu be h-ild June Oth. lUJl uubjcct to Hie derision of tha vot> who. h ivliig l-ci-li .Ini) eu-urn t.e*
Attoruc)*
(nr
blxecutrle.________
In
One available April 15 other May
and .family, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward
|ve.
JAH.
HMAIION.
are ta th* Parnot-raMc Prlmury to ...r.llpu to Isir. ilrtu H i -and
-whin
Vuu are lieteby required lo op
be held oo June l»h^
NOTICn OF IIID* ON
16. F. H. Scruggs, Phone 735 Mas
hat he |, llir ttusliiee* Uunuper of pesr to the lllll of (.'oniplualnl fll
Ilourman, Mr. and Mra. H. E. Wiag,
'
ming,
run
t
a
x
a
s
s
s
i
s
s
o
k
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l
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l
VINO
III. H.infot-d lln atd sittl
Mint Ihe e.| Msaln.*l you In the above e n
LU P YOUIt OLD W ALLS onic Temple.
I hereby anr.uunrt to (h* peupl*
lllds will he received until tw.) nnd Miss Brewer. A l>ook of auD»follow|*a in. to the Ik >I of hi* titled .M.i«e ut the Court Mouse at
|THE NEW -WALL P A IN T
uf Hrmloole County that I am a
ro n c o p u r r Assi:sson o r
knowledge u n j belief, a tine etnlu. Hanford. Hemln.de County, Flurtda, o'clock on the afluriiuoii of bnlur- graphs p'A4 signctl fur each of-tbeae
Wht
candidate
for
lax
aaFcaroi
aubjcct
TAXES
day.
April 14, pjri, fur lurmnhlnc
riHNG NEW AND BET Avocado and 3rd. FsinilslH-d Run- to Ihe decision of tha Voter* In
in.-nt uf tho ownership,
manuuc- un Mum lay the Tib day of May, IS*
wish tu anoonure lu Iba r*«o|iU menl. etc,, of the sfureenld |.iilil|- ?*. al.sulutr divorce of t'otnpieln- materiel# and drlvluu u rleep well
t o r l«
galow. 6 rooms anil bath. Also Ihe Oemorrulle rrlmary lo 0 a brio of I Hmilnole
m : FURTHER INFORMAc
o
t
(HI
i
ii
s
i
.OC
A
T
I
.k
JA\f
County that I am a yallt.ii for the ilatu nhomi
in the ant from >.... hclna euuBb’t In eald on the nrw Paula schuul eltc. AH
V>1|in Juno of this year. I bav# lived randlrlalr for ra.rlrctlon to the of Ml...Vo ci, pi lull, required hy llio Ar1 lllll. I pun f.illiirc In appear Decree hide should he a r n .mpan Iril h) it
—
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C ALL PHONE 235-J OR garage. Phone 388.
In Orausa and Ncmlnola rntintlr* fice of T » * Asscaeor. aut.Jrrt to the of Aukust ?t. ’ I9JJ. . inhodh-d In ere- I'ru v'onfessu will he enltred u|aln*l rertlflrd check In the hum nf Ytvi-n
ATLANTA,
Gn.
->»"•- . 7 .
• hlen
COLLER, SANFORD
40 years
I hut* aarved as decision of the voters In llis Pern*- Hull 411, Pontel Luiv# und Itrsulu
ty-FIve Dullar* und
mldr.-lstid to — ( I N S ) — Ono lusty c«.a2 h . rll*) uu.
Furnished Ktucco Collage on Sli for
.'' ' J
iv ere
ruunly rommlsalooer
on and off cratlr- Primary to be held In June tlunr. printed un the reverse of this
It I* further ordered that Iht* •Supt. T. TV, Lawton. Court House.
ver Lake. 6 rooms and bath. 2 for IS yeara. 1 have mad* tny lit- of Ihla year
Hanford.
Florida
l-ur
full
Informa located tho Jmyv of H. D. W a g e r, .of
fuim. tu wit;
nrd.-r I... published once a week fur
i t U
inn raisins stock and cltru* fruit
A, TADUIIAN.
Dltuii J. 421 Hood Strev-t. her-* r-e-n\l**.
*■ That thr mime* nnd m.I.Ii r.-re* four. conM-eullve
week* In TICK tion call uu Architect
’S DRUG S TO R E -Prc cur garage. Good tcnunls for sum and
• ’ •ri 3
farming. 1 propose lo let every
Moushton. firth flour Filet National
of
the
publisher,
editor,
in..n.ipIna
MANl'OilD
III
III
ADD.
a
newspaper
Itlons, Drugs, Soda. Wc are mer considered more than rental Inapayer carry his proportionate
1 When he found lie co-ii-in’l c'u^o
COR CI.RHK OK COCIIT
In
HanTord,
Seminole llauk l.ulldlnH, Sanford. Florida.
. . y.r\ nl"* huelnen* m n i M p n .ire: published
I hereby anuuiinc* my candldaey I ul.tlelK-r— Thq Hatifurd Hrt.ilil, Inc. County, Florida. Don.' nnd ordered
T. tV, l.AtVTON.
price. L. F. Squires, Silver t-Uke. share ut linos by viewing lh* proas your phunc. Call 103.
1
hie mouth, he went to a Iuea| ij*‘« '
v*
pertj prrsuaally.
four
aupport fur clerk uf thu circuit cuurt eub* H-nfor.l, F|«. [ :<f Itor— It t. lieu n llil- Tth .is) uf April, 1931.
Hupl. Public Instruellun
Sanford.
| p i u l. The ja w w u* pul hack '.U»
Vv
will be appreciate-*
Ject lu Ih* will of th* voter* In Hanford. Fla. Mnnaalm;
I
m
III.
u
Ntn.UI
V.
II
DolMILAHS
flNG
BLOCKS— Irrigation
If. If X lU B lfB
Hi* Demur-rail.- primary to be held DatJi, l-,. June* Hu of.,, d. Cl., Ilu»Clerk IN TIIH C I I I C f I T COt n T T « K V 1 p W u .
•
rat jc
TV
T
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l
l
l
t
n
JU
D
IC
IA
L
C
in
r-L
IT
June a.
I will
appreciate
four
and general ccnicnt work. Furnished houac: 349. per month.
n. -- Uanai*ci— »
|| |ierK JiunID A. il. Week* D. C.
PUH CONSTADhH
. I.N A N D FOII IH X IN IIL K COl N fo.d, |r|||.
eupport.
t
,H t. Nlv f*dlnpl*lnartf's-ffpllcltor.
31)0 Elnt Ave. Phone 820 J.
Concrete Co. J.~ E. TcrI hereby iinnouiiL-a my candidacy
T
Y
FLOIIIDA.
IN
CTIANCUHV.
•
ft * conn
- That thr u« net J#-. (If u* ne.i Df|:.\Li
s
j
"
*
9
ti
fur , unstable tor Ihe fourth dis
Ir, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
.
THOMAS
A.
CHAN'FILL.
Complutu* vorpunillon, II# name and «.|. ----------------------------------------*
M b;
5 room house furnished. Phone trict, subject lo the will of the
D on c o r N T T r n o s K C t T n N f i
ant. ’
,!>• * nturl hu eluted and ulsu I m - l ' N TIIK I'HICUIT (111 1IT OF T l i «
inters In O.r Demorrallc primary
vs
ATTOIIXBT
"u nlalrly tht-rrundri thr usmis mii.I
TYVIINTI . T H I R D JI'DiCIAI. Cllt|L ROOFJNG—The Roof Ev- 805-W.
'
o t June 5., Your vote will be ap
1 hereby tab* title method of eu. ad.IrrMse* of stuekliul.lei uwutna' M IT til- T ill! HTATB OK FI.O- MAUDr. K C H A N F I L U DrfritUu/i.
ting.
Metal
shingles
preciated.
.
„
aitU K ii o f r c m . i C A T i i i N .
nounrlny tn* randldeey
for
Hi* ui holdltij on" per cent
mole ufl
H U M IN AND FOII Nl.MINOIf,
ii.
c.
(iioh)
tviuiux.
24—
Lots
For
Sale
TO H A lin r. 14. (-11AN FIL L.
office of Counly I-rosecutln* Allor- -.<») mnount of stock, ff nut owned
bg seam »In and galvinited
4'OPNTT. IN CHAN4 i:n v .
STO.M4Y POINT. N. V .
tie.V, euhjret
(o the . Democratic ,) < coriiuiuHon, thr nanus and n.l .1 . 11 II HTIIYK Mil. Coni plat un 111
jSee James H, Cownn. Oak
run
sMBtitn
rrlmary.
I
will
appreciate
any
■
Von
are l i n e *s) iu r m n s ami it
m
t,f thr Individual
on-rtcr,
2 Acre lots on Dixie Highwayi
urn
a
Candidatr
Tor
(hr
riffle*
Klipputt c lir n me hy the people
Ind Third St. Phone 1 1 1 .
t l.r ijlvep. If uwncil hy n firm. NAJJFuHlt ll u i l K IIUILDITHH. INC.. >InIr.-.l lu III- Mini appear upuii tin
1
j; f*4jr
near 1-akc Monroe. Fine Truck of Sheriff and wilt npprecIMa aup- and a**ur« them. If elected, will <tn-i
Ylit
*
day
of
5IU),
A
I*.
193*
to
the
utupany, or uthsi
unlncuituirntsij
11 c i r iHirullon. cl nl.. IK-feudnlll*.
1
V.
lilll .uf complaint filed uRalust > ou
■five lo Hie duties of Ihe offlre mV c m ern, in, nanid und B.1.1 rcss. u#
N U T I t i : UF HI-FI I I I . )f|sT i:il-s
'Nipper; Signs of all kinds, ing land, outside city limits. L. Hurt In t h* , June E.I'rtniOi
JiL W A L K Kit.
rery best terrKes
lu the uhuve styled Court.
aAM L
'
, ■» Hicimo of each
Individual
panford Paint &■ Wall Paper A. Itermud. Fhonc 190 W. 504 W.
H ie Hnuford Herald, a newapupet
\V. U. WIIITU.
—
m,mher, must hr plven.)
Nolle* Is li.-rch) ulvrn liisl un*
POR
SUP.RIPF
puldlshcd
In Homlnole County. Flo
2nd St.
Mi* Hanford H.-rutd, Huur.it.) |*|o- drr und by vlrlu,- of s decree of
I hrrrliy atinour.ra my candidacy
FOR C L B B K U f T H R ( T R C I I T
rida,
Is
lierrhy
ileslKnaled
a*
the
furdcli’Mirr
nnd
sale
rendrrci]
In
tc V- », U
8anfo rd, Flo rid a
for th* offlre of fiherlff of H»mlnCO CR T
the order shall
-i*' i “ .nF lo rid ., It. If. the uhuve t nt III, d cau»c on the ,1rd. nowspaper In which
pOGRAPJf— repairing, piano 26— Miscellaneous For Saif
ute County subject tu lh* will uf
I hereby SDn-.unee. my nendldsay r, rX. Hnnfutd,
F lo rid a , D a rk
i : day of April, A, D. I f*35, 1. ns N|i4(- lie published fur fuur eonsecutlve
th* volcra at tha June Primary.
for Ihe offlco or Clerk of tVt* Cir Jonrs- H anford.
»g by cgierts with 17 year*
F lo rid a . F
A lot M.tstrr III Chancery, un Monday, weeks.
ii
j. y. McCl e l l a n d .
cuit Court euhjert to tk* will
of i , “ ln ra. Hanford, F lo rld u .
Witness V. ______________
the Tth, do) uf Ms). A. D. 1931. In
ence, Sanford music store TWO T Y P E W R IT E R ' desks? Vne
the vot«ra at the DtmJcratlr pri
frunt nf |lu- Cuurt Ifouss duur In Hid said Circuit Court nnd th* of.Tl'j**
*he
known
bundhul.irrs,
table.
Bodwell
Realty
Co.
Phone
M l
TO THAT VOTKRS OC SBMINOLR mary on June b, tS3t.
lift Sboppa, Me Lander Arionl
n
a,,rt
" ‘ her
security Hanford. Scinlnuli- County. Florida, ficlitl seal thereof, (tits 'Jlel day of
COUNTY
D, L T im A H lIH n.
868-W.
Ptone 832.
.1 .
ur
holdlnu 1 per will offer fur sale und sell to Ihs Muirh A. D. 1938,
lie* f
t
o
!
I wish to announce myself a* a
V. K, DOCUI.AHH CLKttK
vfl
hlKlicst
bldilrr
for
cash,
Onrlntr
the
t,un.1w,r.«?L?r* *>f ,U|H| a,nu" » * of
<ant1Idat<■ for the state leelstuture
ro n nn n n trr
IJY A. Sr. Week* D. C.
not
For sale: Piano for balance due. In cruup I. Hmilnole County, nult*
It
° r " ' h T s c u d . Icif« I hours- of sale, thr following (S K A L )
1 berahy mnnouher myself as a
lelp Wanted Fenvtlc
described lands, situate, lyltiy und
h!lU
iyel
to
thr
"Democratic
Primary
eandldst* for sheriff uf Heiutnole ila"lr*r^ o £ ?
P. O. Box 1352. r hone 004—J.
arr " ° m' ,u holitc In tho Cuiinl) of Hrmlitoln
June 5, A. D, IS28. and will nhlde County eulijrct to tb* action ot
yoi!
Ihe Htiit.i of Florida, and nioro
5H“~Eacn |1 B doten sewing
l.y rrnuIlN uf same. I cordially Sul* the
Democratic , primary
to
ne „buvX^JiVit!'e . 1 **° l,i'r«Kiauhs next and
llama____
r. _
TV T H I R D J L 1)14 1 Vt, (IIIL 'U IT
particularly dsscrlhrd ns foltuws.
BOAT
FOlt
SALE:
bO
foot~brFdg*
..Uf
held In tn* eai-ij part o f Jur.e 1*11 s - T; « ‘V " P ' h“ lu»n,ra o r thr owrt. to-)ylt:
left >uur M i p p o r l
IN A N D FlJIt n llt llN U M : L O I N
home. Experience unncccsr
1, 1
" P 11 rrcurll) lividJ. It. L Y L K 8 .
deck cruiser, thirty inch draft,
•'Vary resixctlvely.
T1 I'l.UH11)A, ,1N CIIANCF.HY.
thi«
f.ut
Twenty-four
134)
of
Evcrything supplied. Steady
list' nf
« " 1> iht.
_________ ,
K, - 6 Bit A P T.
C L A R A V. Ht'NYtfN, Cotnplalnaul,
11luck ITlKht (9) of Hnn l.nnlo.
,o f .l “ « "lo v h h u ld c rs a n.l se cu rity
FOR T A X COX.LKDTOR
f 2c stamp brings particulars. fully equipped, sleeps tlx. Price
vs
u subdivision of
the Cll>
of
b u o k a . K . i . hr> “ Pkv-ar .upon thr
reasonable.
P.
0.
Box
938,
I
wish
fo
announce
that
1
am
a
I
’OII
CODBTT
r
H
b
h
g
C
A
T
fN
O
[Garment, 643 Broadway, New
IJI.I.HWullTII It. i i d .-x TOK, Defen
Stanford,
Florida,
us
per
tilivt
"
f
‘
hv
comtiany
but
r.lso.
In
candidate for re-election
lo
tb*
ATTOHHRT
thrrcuf duly
iccurtlcj In thr
dant.
I hereby attoouuc* my ranflldary cUrlD'\ n r i ,h“- * 'ockhold, r or ►«*
TRACTORS FOR. SALE: W « are o'flea of Tax Collector o t Benin,
*>11IIKIt 4)F Pl'III.ICATION.
public records of Hrmluolc Coutt• l>usittw upon ti„,
ole County, subject t* th* action for re-election to tbs offlre nf booka
utfOKM
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voter* In the Democratic County PruserxitluB Attorney *ul*>
Jfl-rJSjltn |16 dozen aewing
Terms:
Cask.
■TKIWITNVfLLH. 0)110.
Primary
to b* held In Jane.
Jer t to- the will o* lh* voters In th» n *£H y\ r X\ u r fM u c^^> r c U llu iT
Vuu arc hv-rrhy -..rdorod nnd re
Purt-hasrr lo pay for deed.
I home. Experience unueces- tractora Jnd have taken in trade a
Tour support will ..* *ppreuat*il. thr Drmocralln primary on June * 11, , , , , H' iwraon or corporaquired
lo he und appeur uputi the
1 3' * 'hum such trustee Is actJAR. 41. 1*11A HON. J l l .
.
JNO.
O JINKINH
JOHN a . LKONAnDT.
I Steady work. Cut materials number of used tractors: Ford son#
v * 11■ «>«u that thr said two
tipe.-ial Master In Chancery. Till du) nf May. A D. 1938. to th*
and
other
type*.
We
have
recondi
lilll uf cumplalnt filed oaalnst you
bricfilw ‘‘h" co nI a I n etat.mrnt. I m M*d. Stamped envelope brings
r o n L'OBfiTT j r n a H
r u n ci.KitM c i R C v n - c u n i T
In the uhuve styled Cs-urt.
NUTICK r o l l I T H Lit'ATI OX.
full
knuitli-dfu
1 hereby mtuuunc* my candldaey
■tulars. Steward Dress, 114* tioned these tractor* and munt
1 hereby announce my candidacy und l.?iii,V * n! "
The Kunfurd Herald,' » newapi
Hurls,I
No.
031130
con d m * ! ,0 *Jle rircunieuncea
more them quick. Call and see them fur t|.« office of County Juds* of for Ik* office of clerk, of tbe and
M
»r. New York.____________
fi>-ml noli* Counly. Flotilla, subject Circuit Cou*t, subject * ) (he arlloo hnluJl- ^Uiona under whirl, stuck, 'n o t ic k o k c l a im un men hko - puhNslii-d In Seminole Cuunt)".vFlo
th«
or a card will bring, informations lu tbs action of lb* Deniocratle of tb* Vot*«» RI Ik* Jun* Primary. no
TION* 3373, H H„ AH A 11KN DHI) rida, la her, hy UcslKnaled as
reiurl,j: holders who do
nor *iq>ear upon thu books or the
11V T IIU ACT OF J A N U A R Y 57. no« Hpap«r In which t h * order Shull
-MJ
|EN^-Earn 317 doicn new Priced right, cash or terms. Ad' Parly on Jun* fth, 1039. My cam_________________ n. n. pBAR
be published fur f o u r . eonsceullv*
ibis.
pulsh
for
till*
office
la
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band*
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r aprpns.. Experience unncces- dres* Clark'Brcwer Inc. Titusville, of ray friends tbroushout this
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FOR TRW L g U H U T V R I
YVItnrss V. K. Duuclaes, Clerk of
rial in #rillc. Florida. March 37.
Mno selling. Easy, steady work, Florida. Phono No. 40.,
coputy and w * solicit th* aupport
I hereby anuuuuc* toy candidacy a flam h a ^ 'i r ,ld# O W n e r- «»"> rill*
the
sutd
(Tlrcult
Court,
and
thu
of
totty"
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In
lb* for Uu- LeklelafuVe (Oruup 1) suli- that anu
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at any utbfr person, association
^ j
Addressed envelope
Notice I* hereby Riven that Clark flclut acal thereof, thin 31*1.day of
com Ihr Democratic Primary elec Jecl to the will of the voter* of K«m.
'm
° r? ° P , Vi0n
" n5 ‘••‘ •reel dl- •Pools Un* filed In tnla office an a p March A, D.„I*S*
tlon. If Iha-peopl* s c * ' I I I ' t u clrctj Iru.lr t'uunt). hi th* primary tu "to V:c;
,
Goshen Dfess, Gosh- 27— Money l o Loan
1 v » * aV p1*
‘ ,
rvet or Indirect in tho said stock plication under section 5375. Revised
me lu this -office 1 will give them held un June S. ) » t l .
.**1
V. I! DOCHI.AHS C L U R K .
Mtu tut cs. an amended hr th* act. uf
sn efficient, effective and economic . _________________ .
Mortgage Loans
XL, M.- LORD.
..............................................
UY A. 31'. Weeks D. C
January 37, 1933 fur the followlnu
al administration
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IN Ifl jM W
IES: Good pay for plain mach- m Improved residence and business
lamia:
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Baldwin Mortgage Co.,
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ttec. 5*. T. YJ F.. R. 31 U i N’ KI-t
I bvreby niinounc* as a candidal* can.lldale fur re-election to l b * of iiiMivw ur oilier ti Ipi , i w n;i 14 *.uihL
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I* succeed myself a * Ksnator from fice of Couuty Commissioner from
See our local Cfunsel,
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iculars. Ag- c Dress Co., Tcriir
Kculi-d
hid*
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Sflh Senatorial district com- District.-No- 3, subject to the. deMl) Annex llclbjlng, Philadelphia, S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida. tbs
two o'clock on the
afternoon t-f
ft IVI. I of H 'V l . l t Hue. C. T. 1*
^ In fur mmi ion
rctiulrcii
nesrd ut Hetrlnol* Crevard Conn- clslon of lb * voters In I'.t* Demo- f» ni
Saturday, April II. 1931, tor clear
It"
.
F . It. 32 hi:. Tallahassee Merldties subject to
the
Democratic crutlc Prlirary tp La held on June from dull, publications onlj-.)
in*
new
Paula
school
»ltc. All bids
' Ian
. .
Political Adretlaementa
primary to b* held June att.. u : f tilt. A- D- ipsa.
should be accumpanlrd by a 'certi
1
Nwoiti
to
and
Mih'fVlbrd1^
.
All
persous
claim
llm
the
land
adIf electrd t promt** ( • v-ontlpu*
' '__________ F R A N K E V A N S ,
fOMEN:—Earn extra money sewverrely or dvelrlntt lo ahow u tu fied check In the *um of Twentyto work for lb * best
I '
rou JcsricB o p p k a c b
•t Interest
of Ike
A>ril " m i 5j-' :n ‘ <U> or he mineral In character will ho * 1district
and > Inv
vtl* r»ti lo my ,
5_ *P*r* time. No selling .ExDISTRICT BO.. 4
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j
Impgultpt 1erDls-|
I w|ib In anaeuo** my candidacy
hereby Mnnoutic* my candidacy record ou such II
2 e stamp or( Jus
Florida For spccIfli-MtliMi-t o f work
tire of Ptsaep of District No. tlnrt aa Knud road*, ocmmrvall'/* of fur Ik* offtes e f Tax Aaaaaeor of
N s.f“ r>Fl
,r,,\ ‘ ‘la Slats this nt (Ice their nhjectloni to Ike rail
on
Mr.
3
1
.
Hanson,
school
fruit-**1 MorMu nl )*anrf. (il\ Issuance nf lmlenl under tit* afuie■'-*Materials •up- .. subject In thr drclalon of th* vol. nur natural iesou:c*a. reduction of! Rsit.lnule County, > u b ja c t lo tb*
(
Oak And Third
|e,-. Pnola. Florida.
®#1•* »>plr>/« l»i*r, f». eald application
In Hte Democratic Priamrv lo elat* tax** *ad
J . w t win . f th* - v otfr*- '(a U e J ob *
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if you arc . sp ea^'
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THE WEATHER
yo u r n ew spaper
— Ctoudyr probeblr rain in north
portion tonight ana Tuesday.
|
jIlBhed In Florida’s ITearU
je World’s Greatest Vegetable
sctlon.Its Richest Garden Land
.
A )h \ l U i l X _
BDERS LOOK
0 ADJOURNING
NTH CONGRESS
L ea sed W ire ln tcrn u tlo n l N ew s S e rv ice
Japan Welcomes
, Anti-War Treaty
TOKIO, Apr. 1>.— (IX S )—Ja
pan would welcome participa
tion in n multilateral treaty to
outiuw war, it was announced
at the Foreign Office today.
"Japan. ’ sftichhc statement, "is
ready to give’ seyous considera
tion to such a treaty, confident
•.hat any differences ns to de
tails can he settled with mutual
satisfaction." Secretary of State
Kellogg., in his diplomatic con
versations with.-Jrjw4* - •'"reign
Minister Urinnd, Suggested that
proposals for such u general
treaty be submitted to alt the
powers.
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , M O N D A Y , A P R I L 9, 1928
M em ber A u d it
Itureau O f C ircu la tio n s
NUMBER ISO
SCARED PUBLICChurches O f Sanford Give
Varied Programs bunaay
TO POLL VOTES For Their Easter Service
ISBEGUNTODAY O n 2 Indictments
IN ‘WINDY CITY’
Hundreds of visitors from nil ious churches at t lif immicipa;
parts of Central Florida yesterday hnndshcll at the foot of I ark .\v.
•
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|joined thou.uinils .»r Sanford citi <V>ue. More than 250 persons nros, F ederal G ov ern m en t S ta rts
A . R . K e y , .v ic e -p r e s id e n t
R ival C an d id a tes In C h ica g o ’ s
i„ the pelehration o f E a»ter*.«rly enough to henr the-*oru.«
[Despite Huge Legisla
R ilte r c s t F action a l
C am - at many church mill civic functions which started at «•:•»>•. hongs. P'«\
mid c a s h ie r o f . the. d e fu n c t
m
n aien s H urled Final V erbal which began at sunrise and lasted j or* and talks mv Faster wer.
S e m in o le C o u n ty Bunk; t h is
tive Program Yet
P a rticip a tio n 1 In S ca n d a ls
Ilnmltu O ver P to o le s H eads) »UM'I late last night.
«"» ,h* program.
a ft e r n o o n at 5 o 'c lo c k e n te r e d
F.nster pageants were offered ft*
To Be Passed Upon
______
The Inggrst crowd of visitors lit
a plea o f g u ilty to tw o in d ic t..
iir * il f
i tended the special Knights Templar several of the churches last night
IS Veniremen Have
Body Plans To Quit
The
Congregational
Church
pres
n e n t s in w h ich he and F o r r e s t
V o t in g W ill S t a r l
*,.rvi're at the First Methodist
ciitod
"The
Living
Christ"
with
u
Passed
'Thru
L a k e , p re sid e n t o f th e L a n k ,
T om orrow
M o r n i n g Church yesterday aftrtiion. Mem
, liers of the order and De MttJnys cast of III characters. The Epworth
w
e r e c h a r g e d w ith v io la tio n
R e p u b lic a n s W is h
, s t a *e b a n k in g InwH.
Minding towns fit* League o f the First Methodist It Is \ irtunlit l e r t a i n l h a l c:h i«a u o P o lic e K ou n tllJ n G n n ir, ,
P rin cip a l R attle R a g es O ver
Ju ry W ill Re P icked B e fo re
T h at S eized T h o n m a G n y n o r
'
.
f h f
p
floor of the Church presented "The Light of
T o A r r a n g e P la n s
TKu N om in a tion, O f r .o v o r-. viiinsii
c|nmh ................
...... vi,
A d jo u rn m e n t In A fte r n o o n
Anil H eld H im F o rU n n so m :
" n m n in t
th e lo r m e r
.isitors neatly the Cross" as part o f it's.evening
J
..
'
( n iter V ic t im s W e re M ark ed rnshtcr » action came when counsel
nor A nd S t a t e s A ttorn ey ( (lV),rfloWet| the balcony. Scores of program. A song service was held
:,t Holy Cross Church in which n
WASHINGTON
Apr.
ft
(IN
S)
-------for l*ake announced they no longer
*
persons
were
foie.-.l
to
stand
dur*
Want To Be
CHICAGO. Apr. ft.—(IN S) — ing the entire serviu*. The sermon munlicr of local artists t ink pail. _Forty eight men a .id women had f < IIICACO. Apr D.— (IN S )— A ’ represented Key. State’s Attorney
For Convention At
All the churches hud regular
With tension near the* breaking was given by ihe ltev. Dorsey II.
h i\ in Hie o i l , K*wnntic plot la kidnap n score of
jj Smith then called fo r
point, rival candidates in Chicago’s Rutter, grand i.mmander o f the , no.ruing and evening sorv.ee;. and passed tlunuph the
Kansas City In June
wealthy
Chichgonns
hold
them
for
t
|R1
C
M
!,hicr
who came to the bar
'
most of tlie .sermons were on Los ' iiiiit.pii .ii y trial of lleri y I Sin-j
hitteicst of all factions rnmpuigii* gl and coiiiaiulci >. Knigllt* Teilipliu
laiisoins
totalling
$
1
,
0
0
0
,
00
*
1
.
tof
r,„„.
among
the nudience. Smithvia 1. millionaire oil man, ..l noon j
today burled their final verbal Ilf Florida. The Is-ginn Drum and lei subjects.
ity William K. Iliitcbbtwnt
day
was
declared
fiustrated
Unlay
.
then
nnnounCed
that Key would
l*ike Mary had a sunrise all its ! leccss i.f court today without a
bombs over the heads of a nerve Itugle Corps si tended tlie servlet*
Interiuitional Jirws Service
own
at
k
A.
M.
in
Kvniisilnle
Park
with
the
roundup
of
the
gang
"•*"I
enter
a
plea
of
guilty on indictin full uniform
Staff Correspondent
|jury having loco scivi led
fi5 V e n ir e m e n A re S u m m o n e d : strained citizenry.
under tin* guidance o f the Rev. J.
l.hluupcd
Thomas
Gnyi«o.\
wealthy
'
mentn
jjo.
jj and 15 .
The
day
was
npei
ed
with
a
sun*
Tomorrow
the
same
nervous
t
iti| At the Itlilehenn hoot two paurls
W A S H IN G T O N , A p r .
A tto r n e y s W ill IU*uln T ask
jtons will smother their uneasiness ri.i> service arranged by tlie young M. Thompson, pastor ,,r lhe < uin j of lelesluell had been exhausted, Chit ago ttulnnmli lc dealer and ho
A tiush fell over the courtroom
O f P ick in g fi Men T o S erv e
A ltiion tfli a m o n s te r le g is la t
undo 4 the" conscious ness of civic ( people's organizations of the vnr inanity Church.
whieli w|»s filled with nt least 200
j eleven men.*nx•lulling t"<- m gr»e... tel owner
On J u ry A t 1 O 'clo ck T o d a y
ive p r o g r a m
a w a its
e n a c t
duty ami march it the polls t"
tiayni.r, woe was rescued Salwere tentatively in the box ami the
venireircn and onlookers while tha
m en t. p a r ty le a d e rs to d a y b e
government and the defense em it mdny by police in a cottage near full import of the former cash
Forrest Lake president, and A. R. select the candidates that will re. |
g a n p re p a r a tio n f o r a d jo u r n
present the two major parties in',
had used 7 of their in prcemplory Crystal Lake, was the first on the ier's action sank in. Ijike, sitting
Key, vice-president and cashier of |
kidnaper*, list of intended victims,
the Nov. general election.
m en t o f th e fir s t s e c t io n o f
challenges.
with his eignr clenched between 1
the defunct Seminole County Hank,
according
to investigators.
The bitterness, that has made.
It was v11 tnallv eel la 11 enntr.i
th e S e v e n tie th C o n g r e s s on
.
his teeth, blinked his eyes and
today went on trial for violation of 11,,, current primary election
S.'v. ii men an under ar.est f o r j lha{ wns
AppnrrnUy, he knew
i\ to iidvititrn cxpeetatioii' that
M a y 19.
Hie state banking laws which they matter of world Interest lias runI jury wi old he piekisl heloie ad tin
kidnap ng of t.iiynor. An . Key 'B action wus coming
coming ns
as did
T h is w ou ld send C o n g r e s s lire
( < charged
............
with breaking by lend- leivd solely within the Republican
„
journment today lifts was due lar cightli is being sought, two of the I liis attorneys,
for they exhibited nu
individually $.'15:1,780.21, ,anks. Tiler,, is practically no con
h o m e w eek s in a d v a n ce o f ih t^ jt- j aj.tf in«iivi<
gily to the fail tlull Juste e Jen nii’ii James O'Brien and I-rank surprise.
Republican National .. • onvention . n sum in execs* of 10 percent of test tVii theu Democratic slat
sinlv.
— r— .
..........
niiu:s Hail.-y 1lersolially i|iie* tloiied Cm l*oii. xvere captured at 1lie oft Indictment No. 11 on which tho
lv Iage a- tiny stood guard nxe*- *l,eir
ing iwiunim«...
Republican ....
fm --.P
at Kansas City. The date was fixed the bank’s capital stork of $125
The warring
1 n s l O f C lerm ont P a s s e s R e- P ro h ib itio n A u llH iritU s tl.jt *. tlll. udcmcn. I h -a -U d em I. nv.
two hankers were to have gone to
0|)|||10II
ill'll
In fo rm a tio n T h a i D om in ion f 1)(, hud formed an
wealthy viet in.
tentatively at the insistence ol 000 .
so lu tio n s C on d em n in g A c
tlons nre headed by
Senator
trial involved the lending to Lake
P ro d u e l Is R e a ch in g l . K.lu 1 yvliether he owned oil >1•••k in ml
Chi. ago deteefrves. xcd bv Lieut. of over $.100,000 , which violated
Republican leaders
who
he'd Tiie bunker* face trial on the Churlcs S. Deneen, Louis I.. Kmlion O f l a n d ld u lo W h en He
C o m p e titio n T o H om e Brew dil Ion to t he 11 ual I»>i Iinn I«*ry W i l l n, I 'o-aek, offeeted the res
that
three
weeks
was
n nine indictments remaining from merson and Judge John A. Swan
W ent A ft e r C rip p led Vet
the stntc banking laxv which fixes
cue ..f Onyuor and the capture of the maximum amount to be loaned
... . iniestiona
very
hrirf . . period
in which the opening session of the special son on one side, and by (iovemoi
WASHINGTON.
Apr.
ft
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otloim
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.-m
in- k dnapers. Five otlivr men, al
t'l.F.KMON'T, Apr. ft.—The F.uto complete tneir plans for the tern, in March when Lake was con l.cn Small, Mayor Willinln Hale
('anadian ili^tillw linvi* mrunt^* cinir, tried to •pp. *.* t h - l’ i *••ed- lot:..I members o f thl- band, were nt 10 put cent of the eupital stock
"free-for-nil" contest likely to en victed on one charge, given an in
Hrynnt
Post
Number
12
of
the
Thompson and State's Atto.ney
,
111 many ntvtifMix «»f
Staler uie ,1ml Hailey ..vet 1 ill. ft loin and iv ui.l l up 111 1'hicqgo. Among ninl surplus wrtich xvas $125,000,
sue at Kansas City in the race fni structed verdict of aquitiul on nilAimrican lA’irion passed resol,.- n|) | |arRC vo|unil., „ r liquor nre cut in* argument off in tue Middle.
Immediately after loike entered
t’
rowe
on
the
otiior.
1in in 1- Willinm ll.'"H ig Bill t^*wthe Republican presidential unmi other and when the prosecution
i hi* plea of nnt guilty, the court
The principalfight ragesnrouiul 1pons onA)iril <>con-lemnjpgilhe^ ||IP5„ K smuggled info the country
i
\\.
t
Side
gambler
and
life’
The
Feilenll
Gox
ei
iftneut
lannell
i,oil proused four more. Contin thenomination
n n tp iy *
priKceded with the selection of a
for governorand, action andremarks of Sidney J.
j(y j|u, ,vav ,,f 1 West linlic and ed it* supreme « 11•• '• *oda.\ t i ‘.>1: 11 end of Giiynor.
u a n c e until April ft was j-rur/Asi on
> iiRombCrttLc toad era anpcarcd wit- ............................
jury. Judge DeWitt T. Gray indlfor slate's attorney of Cook County Cntts, candidate for governor, when Florida, according t 1(’ports under I ring Hairy F Sm. lair, million
Polive
evidence
nf
tin*
plot
to
i lin« to W d e ^ . - c m i.ui<i.can do- • r. , mftni„g eases heeai.se oM he ■
jj,....... April 2 in the eity of (trove- investigation by piohihiti.ni aulh
nil,, oil 1 uni and spoil-mini.
l „l ap other wealthy Chieagoqns l rated he would withhold sentence
ciaiiin. First, the minority spokes |
(>f .Mr Key who was
n
Mayor
field
marshalls
,
land
attempted
to
attack
a
in
pp
*'
Thompson,
la-.k
lot
Inpaiti.ipatmn
in
xx.i- ..htain.-d l*v p ot» e who grilled |Im the present.
aril
ics.
men held thnt .In n nominal Re- 1 (|<
defendant. According to
World
W111
veteran
who
dared
to
II
1
1
Attorneys in in*- court! 00 m in
O
fficialhave
iiib
u
nintion
that
1 u m vi' ix men-under arrest. Tift*
- 0-1 ailed "i ■■candal- *d 1in
publican Congress, the Republican j f| i(.m, , M). Key returned to San fm their respeetiw fori-es, are not ipic.itio.i certain of the candidate'*
.x id.'iiee ...n-i-ted of notcliook- terpreted Key's move, as meaning
a ciiiisidcridilc pul lion of the * an ing Adntlin-Ira!ion
up
fm
any
nlTice
at
tins
tiipe.
hut
leaders slmuld set the dale nt ad
f
|.»*l we. k from Inngerine
1 «marks.
only one thing: tilht he would test
Stonily nl'lei ten
i k tl.
1siiinin tig li*t- of intended vie:
ndiitn product is reaching * 1'"
journment, and second, they left
ju, stayed during tlie time thei,’ political fort tines 111 rift* time
ify for the .state against I-ike, his
Mi
l
a
lts
,
in
Ins
address,
bail
(
’
lull’d
S
tate
s
iinudultcrated
an.I
1
ins,
xxilli
notations
of
probable
111..1
nil.g
S.mliii!
went
on
H.el
depend upon til,* s lic e s - <•!' then
an early adjournment would tend t" |R.
>n,allp.i\.
former employer, who hu* entered
charged that improper moral cor.
tlmi it 1- o ffe rin g severe <"in|.r toe i 1mm..' I ■1 r- pi. 10 x 1" d«*1 •“•in! ransom.- for each.
res|>erlive
ruudidales.
help the Denimrutic euime hern use
i)i(( w.|)t ,
al III
elm k
d i ii.nis o\i*t in the unive.-sitics 111 tuem to the domestic bootleg in the nation
Confronted xvitli the oxid nee, plea* of not guilty to all tho
tin- Teapot
Dome
.eu Small, iin iiniiii'iil. is seeking
the Repuhliean I’nity would he held
u t(in n in 8
.|u,|g, D. WiM T
(iiiim svd le and Tallalinssee, ami dust 1 \
naval oil rr-eiv c" in the . ' " " i "I three of the pr'M’iier* admitted the ; charges. What the outcome will be,
nomination
,j.»
sue.
ceil
hiiuselt
■e.-p.insildc for iill legisluimn not
^ Jnrksimville, appointed |the
that the libraries w e ie cluttered
A g .’ifts of Canadian di.til|erics di-ti'iit nlipicine colli t jn d n > I' ll- xxbol.’-uli’ kidnaping plot, iteeording ! or what Key’s testimony wil mean
enaeted.
.
i li, tri’ the eases m the place » f; as govvjnoi He is opposed liy with indecent hooks. The crippled arc said to deni xxiih d islu h u to is nings Hnilcx
tii Deputy police t"..mint*slon Will |run only he surmised hut ev ery*'
The npiniun prevailed that in the ||1||},;. Wnlla. e W
Wright, who | Louis L. Kmmerson. ..r th.- Deneen x d e l an, xx In. is ihe pastor of (.race In large cities and lire making ex
The firs! i xx.nt x -l\ "I ihe mb ij,in I! l t'Cniinur.
thing points to a sensationul trial ■
six-weeks, remaining before the p > 1(|i4l|ifti!iried himself !.••<nu•••• he was j lump, Robert Crowe, who seeks Haptist Church in Clermont, took cry effort In build up a hie incus bx I. on and xv.nnen available (>>r jury
lameM, Corm . k.
tiayuor's which will outstrip the previoua
icntiul adjournment, polities would n
m the Seminole County to succeed him self as s tale 's nt- issue xx a h him
getting whiskey to the consumers dntx xxere on hand in the tlev ' l.u-ine-- a**. . int.», xx*a* one of lln* ease in which I-ako was. fou n d -,
O'Ci.jiuor said. guilty of misapplication of bank
play a pmlominating mle. Loader* |,an). A regular venire of
•>«'» to mey of Cook Cntllll.x . is ■ ppose.i
T.ie icssiluiions a*
adopted by without iplolterntion.
inlllt ronlll f'M i|(|t’‘ ItnHIlUJ C.e..- pet-..n> listed.
of both parties privately expressed n
,.f M prospective liy Ju d g e Stvansop.
fUUnM'l. 1iambi. 1 - ixeie to have been first funds.
the Clermont I'nst of the A m eri
Because of the unusual move 1j;t* lloiivoi,' u| licit n o
.’
Despite tlie outward ealm ap- can Ijeginn. arc as follows:
w,.ri.
r.lered liy
the belief
lielief that little tegislatl'm
iegis...v.... of
- ,.
wen- „«inlere,i
Whether Key'will (dead guilty to .
meal of liquor to Caiindian hike imni(Mliatc'l> i luilli’tim'd tiu* voinl * mi llm Ii-I, he. alise of their ready
W IIKU I'.A S, in the cuuisc of i\M polls in the InM few weeks nnd the t prnrt rr o f prr^nnnlly fiur^liottiHifT nsli. n'Crmnor 'made public some the other charges made against
a major character would lie enacted
Court then reces-eil until •I proach o f the zero hour finds C hi-,
hut withheld himself and Luke jointly remain*
lhp eago with
cose of badly jangled public address in the City of tirovy- ' roiiability that \\itlr the opening lilt* vtMiirpmni in llu* t*xi lunion of o f tlic*o names.
aside from the flood control and
thi* nrterno’on when the
'
■ an
-■ ..... * the opposing altoru*»y»i, tl.umin'rr t ntlier- pending further iiiveatign ! a mystery but-of course indication*
farm ivlief liills. If a greater pro' j l|l|tk of ,,iPking six men to tiy the nerves under the I.latent noise of land nil the evening o f April.. " 'f o1f navigation
smuggling
an
e.iutrary to all existing laxx and 1 n.,n.
pram Is to lie enacted, it is certain . ^ wltt begin.
Inst minute campaigning and the ||l2X, Rev. John Page .lone*. ,
imint to his testifying for the statq
1 nrccedented scale will !*• attempt
nfa 11 to his Inin*.Us <lieid
..nnr.i
U
rushing
more
thnt "both House and Sennte-w ill,
.
Alllirlu.v
Millard H- smiling assurance of candidate*. lain of this l ost, and pastor «l ( cd, (|.....
1m every cate.
the toast puard i(•rare UupliNt
('hurt’ll of, lhi>
Iho Ink*" I S lieIntr, listened to the argil
have to apeed u|> 'heir Vgislutive
w|U
nn|y member of the There .Is rcnl concern.
■
.
upon kpeed ImatH and men to
nienl in n minehalaut nij.iinei, -in S a n f o r d S p e e d b o a t
The
repent
bombing*
o
f
the
questioned
Sidney
.1
«
alls
wheels.
Tlu border patrol* and prnhibi
.
, i.itisicuting 1 >rccs in court this
i’. 1111.led hv Ins "million dnllnl ai
homes
of
Scnnlni
Deneen
andlcertuin
statements,
and.
1
iinn
fnrci'H
alauir
tlit*
boundary
att*
With six weeks of work ahead. |
1norninK> wliilp Lake and Key were
P o litic a l
B a r b e c u e
toy ..f 1 .Mins.I In- e.i-defeudnnt. F a n s T o H a v e R a c e s
WII
FIR
HAS.
,11
response
1
..
>
•
n'
.
in
aniicipulim,
the legislative .situation Is ns ro1 ! ri.1)rCHPnled by N. S. White. lw«‘ l Judge Swanson, the tluenls and
Former
Seeielui
y
ol
Interim
A
I
the said Sidney J * all”.
7
....
r.mmlia,, liuuor and
loxvs: The House: McNnry-IIntnen
' or|)ov
l»nul Lake, nephew attacks on .fther princijiul* and the question,
VA"a' f\v‘ oV'uMuer. topH t frum tlm \oc'tbs. (lo««l pC t.'una.tian thiuor «••••• ,
' Faff \\Ini lcn*ed him V,:. O v e r L a l i e M o n r o e JG e t s P o s t p o n e m e n t
Farm Hill. Boulder Dam Bill. Junes | (|)(i j,ank. rIT ,i,|cnt. (Hhrr state
0
... ...ori.t
<* * » ;? » S L L
............. .................
.
,.
,
U n til T e n t h O f M a y
icgattu fm
for cclnss
Merchant Marine. Flood Relief and j
, wh(, will take part m the a Denesn ward lender, are to fresh J
th(, „ |i(| .|,lhn Page .Inncs. nunl source of annoyhnc 1 . to « ti
w|lal
k„, v,
,
.,„t ml* wm
AA stale-xvi.lc
ale wide legntln
Ib m I1V I I I H
.
J
—_
‘
Muscle Shoals Hills on calendar.
a|, . , | F n h i: inski.of I’ensa- in the people's’ minds to nlloxv w|„Ijlt. w'eight is IM pounds anil who toms nnd dry Ugent-.
u $2:10.600 Indie was missing to IM hydioplaues and class U unci C ,
oiithoar.l inntoilioutH will he held:
The all-clay piertif nnd harbecuo
.St. Lawn-nee Waterway. Columbia
Farris, of Jatk-son
them to tht’ .k there will he "«» u.„«
service •"
|,‘" in‘I
* ''nU>r . "
dax
too ill in New Mi-xm. tm il.
day—too
wees .hsHhtcd
disabled In overseas seyvive
..it
Luke
Atom
ie
under
the
auspices
i
which
xva* to have been held at
Hr. two wellknown prisecutors. further violence.
smugglers
tinvc
been
moving
River Hnsin and Welch Salary In
.
tempt tf.e j oiney to Wn-hmglnn.
the World War, and i« nmv di-:ftftliquor south to storage m 1he West 1 Oxxcn J Roberts unit At lee Pont of the Sanford Yacht Club and Ur (^uluota Muy 5 has been postponcrease Hills in committee. Has en- I Tll|l '1i,.r,.„*e attorneys will include
Today,
on
the
eve
of
the
primary
ed. nnd will continue In be *11 <be
—
•Miucrion.
•
Ni*W |
' Ton,
111 palm er;..............
• ’ cVtcliiJited
- •
• Tampa
--- - at •
Indies froui xvtiere it is sent to (he I . retie, the g..v. rnnienl'* spec cd oil cal hunt owners April 24, W. D. ed until May 10 because of tho
acted the
Tax •
Reduction.
Imth factions are claiming vie. rcinuindrr of hi* life, and
|lo*si..ly
Florida coast in speed bout* untl lii'osccutor*. uphold tin’ court’s Huffman, focal speedboat enthus
inly W. A. Hn> tnry. Governor Smnll says he will
Navy, had Postn Rnte DecrenDu torm.y>
“ WHKRKAS. when the sciiil ‘ at*
Shriner's Convention in Miami, R.
ksonville
praetiio >if personally mterrogpt iast announced today
Hills.
h.wcs, noted
notch Jiu
jikkmm
. x.... criminal crime Into Chicago with 10«>.000 ms- was ordered liuck to Ifts platform occusicinully l*y airplanes *•*•' K” '
nn,
been
conferring
Trophic* will be* offered the win J Holly, secretary of the Demo
The Senate:
McNary Haugen lawyer, who an. hern eon 1 rn g j orjty and will double that figure by public officers under threat of eminent also has ordered strength lug the prospective* juror It helped
citing
of
the
Florida
patrol,
several
ner*
of first, 'second nnd third cratic County Committee, announ
ill speeding up (lie trial Robert*
Hill under debate. Boulder Dam BUI with Mr. K«y.
i in Cook County. Kmmerson his arrest, the said Calls yelled out
additional
destroyers
having
been
places in all classes. There will he ced today. The barbecue will give
colit. ndecl.
on calendar. Tax Hill. New Navy.
The indictment on which
I /oe. claims the stato by 200,000. to the woiindeel veteran: “ If you
three liecits for eoch class. Accord stute, county nnd nutionnl candtordered
to
those
waters.
Justice
Ha
ley
bail
the
box
filled
Postal Decrease, St. Lawrence \\n bankers will go to trial^ l«»«
" 1 CTrs>W0 and Swtsnaon eacti |,r«?«lfcte<| will meet ‘me nn the mail to Drand asked the juror* questions cot- ing to Mr. Hoffmun, at least 20 ilnles nn opportunity to present
------------violation
--------- - «r^m
leeway nnd Columhlu River Ha*in No. 11. unci. charges
nf the ^ ylitory by maj orlt| „ ranging from Inndo, I >vill heat hell out of you:
their appeals for support to n
iiiii..
Has enacted banking lows in four count"THKREFORB, UK IT RFISOL- T e n P e r s o n s F i n e d tecTivi-ty. Edward Tihlett. 64 u life mitbiiur.i motorboats will enter the large gathering. The speaking will
Rills i..
in -„n.niiiiFi>.
committee, lln*
0 60,000 to 100 .000 .
llie*first
insurunce sel»’«nian, xxn* .... ....... race* and more than six of the 161
VF:D, That Kugene Bryant Post
Flood Relief, Muscle Shoal*, nnd Indictment
involves the hank’s
begin nt 10 A. M- and continuo un
Number 12, Americana l.egion, I n M u n i c i p a l C o u r t t« *(ieak up. Front newspaper rend class hydroplanes. All the prizes til ull candidates have had a chanco
Jones Merchunt Marine Hill*
loans to Luke secured by seven
ing, he said, he laid "fur nut I n def will be loving-cups.*
Seven major pieces nf legislation notes ns follows:
I . C . C . R e c o m m e n d s does hereby condemn such coward
[, The race will liu run under the to talk. Two hours will be taken
ly threat nnd attempted attack us F o r L a w V i o l a t i o n s initc opinion."
appeared favored for enactment be
(.—Note dated July 25, 1ft-•
Hoover
eluillengod
him
for
cause,
Mississippi Valley Power Boat As- ^ * 5 ^ meetings at which can
fore adjournment. These arc the in the sum of $155.0.07.05.
_ R e f u s a l O f R o a d s unbecoming any man aspiring to
The 1.7 cuses called before Judge llniley grunted the challenge nnd sociution regulations. The Sanford didates nre invited to speak at
public office, and us proof
hu
Farm Relief, the Flood Control, tlie
No. 2. N .to duted July 2. P-1-*
unfitness for any public tru-t.
Wcymnn F.. White in Municipal temporarily halted Hoover's argu Yacht Club will apolnt judges to different places in the county were
S t o c k
A p p lic a tio n
Boulder Dnm Bill. The Tux Reduc in the sum of $100,061.70.
_
Entries
Court
this morning resulted un ment while he continued his hlun i officiate ut the races.
AND.
HK
!T
•
FUHTHKR
UKalso announced by Mr. Holly. The
tion Bill, the Jones Merchant Mur
ket questioning. John B. Urick. a h|,lia|,| be addressed to Box 818
N,i :i Note dated July K. 1»27
SOLVED.
That
the
Post
Adjutant
luckily
for
l«
of
the
persons
charg
schedule follows with the names
WASHINGTON. Apr. ft.-(I N S )
ine Bill, the Nexv Navy Measure
I Sanford, Florida.
....... — Kxuminers of the Interstate be instrueted to furnisli a copy of ed with violation nf city ordinances. telephone company clerk, nnd
of the committeemen who will
and the Postal Rate Decrease Bill. l„ .he X«m » f «2O.250.10.
Wendell Shoemaker, » bank cash- '
tliis
resolution
to
the
Anjerican
Le
The
nthe.r
three*
ease*
were
dismis*
1
.
Mole
tlat-.l
Ju.y.2.
I'-1
’
make the arrangements:
Commerce Commission today rec
Their favored positions came from
ior,.quickly announced their Idas
April
17th— Lake
Monroe—
the fact that they have pu .»ed one in the mm of $00 ,000 .00 .
ommended that the application of gion Posts and newspapers of tho
Children
Of
Capital
and
were
excused.
Mrs. It. H. Wright nnd Mrs. W.
“
C. Rabun,
tho Seaboard Air Line to acquire state.
branch of Congress nr else appeal , No.
No 5.
B Note dated Aug. 1,
To
Egg Rolling
“
T. Wunsb'y, cuch i).urged with
control o f the South Georgia Rail • ‘ (Signed) A< I- I/.LA II,
nt the top o f the legislative mb'*'' in the sum of $1,727.78
Post (’oiumanclcr. reckless driving following un uuto Son Of Ex-Governor
road
by
purchase
of
its
cupltul
April
20 th- Geneva— School
AP these are payable 6 n den.anil.
clurs in both Dronchcs.
(Signed) LEONARD S. FIELDS, mobile accident ut Palmetto nnd
WASHINGTON. Apr. ft.— (IN S)
llouso— J. II. Huddleston, Com*
No 0. Note dated July. 27. 19-7, stock and that o f the ,Scnhonrd-all
Is
Freed
Of
Charge
J
^
l
n
X
'
/ ' .
Acljutunt, Twelfth Streets Friduy wgre dis
With adjournment hut six weeks
s
youngsters
took
Florida to lease the ^oad, be denied
away, however, all or nny-of these in the sum of 4 2 .000.00 payable
Eugcno Bryant Fost Jv’ uin- missed. Frank Younger was fined
of the White House mitteemun.
on the ground that it xvus not In
ComNEW YORK. Apr. f t _ ( l N S > May 1st— Altamonti
bill, could ho defeated by fibhus Oct. 20. 1027 after date.
• her 42- American Legion, $2 for breaking the through street
grounds
today
for their annual
tho public interest.
Osteen,
James
W.
Cox,
Jr.,
son
*>f
the
1920
H o u s e - J. W.
toring tactics. A Presidential vcti
Clermont, Florida.
No.
Note--dated May
ordinance. J. M. Gardner and C. C. Di mocratie 'Presidential nominee Easter Monday e g g rolling. The munity
c o . 7.
.. ------ 10, 1927
.j,.
m e ooutn
The
South ueorgm
Georgia is cm
nn nc-i.mc
81-mile
Conwnitteemun.
‘ iindoutitedly would kill any or nil In the sum of $7.50 .
p
■lino running between Adel, Ga.,
White were each fined . $6 for and u Yale student, toduy wns dis 1 only grownups nllowod inside the
May 8 th—Luke Mary— Com
of them, and administration lenders Aug. 10. 1927 after date.
gates were those accompanying
and Hampton Springs Fla. and SMITH PREPARES VACATION speeding.
,
.
*
missed in Yorkville court of n*- children too yitung to be left alone. munity House— W. V. Dunn,
have predicted the President will
The first count In the Indictment is regarded by
' .William McIntosh, charged with
the
Seabourd
sault growing amt of un autuuiuLilu Thousand* o f children pnrttcipatrd. Conimltlaaman.
NEW YORK, Apr. 9.— (IN S )-r
use his veto freely.
charges the lending o f money, "solely as a feeder linr," the ex
being drunk, forfeitrd his $10 accident on March 23.
May 14th— Longwood— library
, f>,
Governor
Alfred
E.
Smith
was
At :i::M) the ground* were to be
bond. Ludie Pugh was fined $100
funds, and credit, on all the n°te.. aminers said. They pointed out
Building-^L. J. Hartley, Commit*
Cox
was
accused
of
liuVthg
run
muk
ng
preparations
toduy
for
his
thrown
open
to
the
public
for
a
HOP POSTPONED
thnt the estimates of the Seaboard
The second charge, the same e
or sentenced to 30 Muys in Jail for
tectuan.
*
down
Peter
ls.rviiro.
a
laborer,
vacation
trip
to
Asheville,
N.
C.,
concert
by
the
marine
hand.
Pres,
•
in note* NO. 6 . No. 0 ond No. regarding the earning powers of
tho possession of intoxicating liq
May 21 st— Forest City— Fo«*
with
Ifts
automobile,
but
Magistrate
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Smith
and
mint
Coolidgo
planned
to
appear.
D U nU N , Apr. 0.— (IN S )—Bathe South Georgia were "unduly
uor. Willie Green wus sentenced
o I M .lo f
members of his family, the gov
Frnnclx X. McQuaiJc could find no For the first time since the Cool* gate llldg.— U. E. Downs, Commits
ruuse of continued Inclement wea dictments
..
. charge lnnnt
loans in
in PXCWl
excess °>
oi optimistic."
to pay o $200 fine or * w *
days criminal intent or negligence. Cox idgcu entered tho White House, teemnn. - *
ernor
arrived
here
from
Albuny
at
ther,'the-tren* Atlantic flight at
Its railway operating revenues
for the same charge. Leanian Hays
40 percent of the bank’s
May 22nd—O s c q jfe * I-u »b«y
still .must appear in trulTic court Mrs. Coolidgo was not present to
» .
tempt o f the Junkers monoplane surplus and count, tkra. and four have declined steadily since lft23, midnight.
and Will Williams were fined $5
„ , •’
to answer fhurges of leuving the watch the youngster*. She is at Co. Offices—
Bremen wilt not start today. East In addition charge the Uw«. w tr. while thsre was a substantial de.
May
28th—Oviedo—
ScheuJ
Iq Sliver Springs Creek, Florida tfor drunkeness, and J- L. Glenn scene of an accident and driving the bedside of her mother, Mrs,
er crowds wh'ch thronged the Bat* made without the knowledge or creese in 1927 over 1920 which was
w yi given $25 or 20 d ij'i on the
(Continued on page 4)
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possesses
the
.only
river
in
while
intoxicated.
I
Lcmira
Goodhua,
m
Northampton.
donncl Airfield yesterday were al
consent of the directors of the- attributed to the condition of the world navigable to its source.
same
charge.
lowed to view’ the plane only from
•1 lumber market,
. .
j*
bonk.
/
a distance,
.'
Prepared
r
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ite if^ r ^ S S iG IG A N T IC PLOT TO
KIDNAP WEALTHY
('mirt MEN FRUSTRATED -
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able
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The
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BEFORE COURT IN
NEW CASE TODAY
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LEGION DEPLORES CANADA AGENTS
CATTS’ ATTACK ON OF DISTILLERIES
VETERAN OF WAR EXPLOIT AMERICA
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firs
vtornm,
400 Hear Hathaway
i imo surplus rtipplles which t
Q. -H ow did he obtain his o
uvo nlrviuly tol«i you cams i:.l >
. ha .hands of , ho >ti.t<. i and dciiirlA.-—'Tho i rtunj Iran.action was
hnridchl in this niunncr: on the
plaintd that each state government m*nl o f Ktnrida in ldJJ, i i‘u jwrgot Us share from the Fodera' tirulnr Cadillac motor cost ibe
night prior to the time when the
government, "nut.** he emtinued ditto road dcpartmor.t ?J0—Jrr.t
national,convention
would her com(Continual .fn.ni png.. 1)
‘he (Carlton) -del berntcly snughl -lie freight. It wnj n new motor hi
pellrd to setoet n new imncrinl
to leave the Impression that wt x rfw t condition unit was chtt^sd the state wn.i thoroughly ori
had bought. thousand* of yards of nto that job nt its mpiket value—
canvas at fifty.-sjven cents sold it
fKOO. This particular illustration
for th Tty-two and n lialf. Fltit the is upplicnhlr to mnoy o f tho orfacts nre this canvas was in -our
dsrr. which .Mr. CnrUo.i cited in his
warehouse and for seven years wn* charges.
lying there,
detoriornttig nnd
“ If you have nrjy doubt ns t<
rotting, and the state highway do.
pnrtment deposed o f it nt n fait the expense o f maintaining motor
a‘nd invested it in oqu pmonf zquipmmt any freight or pnssen.
... ,
.
- price
,
or 2f> or pnssihle :I0
^rars, and in s p tc o f embaccxHs- i that- was good nnd could be used.... ......... ........ ..... ....... . ..... .........
snnsylvnnia was one
menta, during tho first six months j Then-the rand chn rmnn nttcnip•to ir-ich foi tlic motor car repairs.' ° f these state*. ,
o f that period such as no state so 1,C(1 to nnswer Carlton’s charges of
With the end o f tho statement,
After n series lif questions and
far as I knew have ever suffered ^ * 1 ra,'agnitec In the repair dviuion the road chairman took n drink o f answer* concerning the early hi*the State Raed Department o f th * I S i Ga ncs.v l,,e’ . " NcV ' he said wntcp a"d went on:
'
,
tory o f the Klan tinder thoTcadci"
state ha rnnttniKi a
’ .,
" e eomc to automobiles. Ho told
"I still contend,” he told the *bip of Coinncl _ William Joseph
state has constructed more m.leage you nil about the rear end of a
or hard surfaced roads nhd more Ford. I stood in the presence, my audience, “ that if he (Carlton hns slmmi'n» of Atlanta, (in., Its foundbndffcg than hns nny read depart* Jfriends# of a (rrtat throng of people uny proof that tiiera |, any dishon- ''r nn,! fii‘Kt in,l»crial wizard, Here s t y o r graft in the State Rond I)c- rlcknimi^continued: Q— When did
ment o f any « u t e in the American irl V,y own ho,ne town Tuesday
Cnvin.
night. The theater wa» filled from parment, he ought n* a patriotic
"N ot onlv h«v«
i ii.
bottom to top, nnd thry couldn’l citizen of the 'state, to hand/ f t o
Wot onlj have we l.uilt many, all get in to hear me. ThrVe people a grand jury o f this state mill let
many niilca or road, but cAcd roads didn’t believe it, hut l told them them take action, He jiski'd nfa to
anJ good bridges. I t ‘is now posv.
the rear end of a Ford, nnd debate. It would be „ wonddWyl
Mo to motor to nny point of tld* J, , 1 ".S?"1* to ,M‘ D « hnrdest show for the satisfaction o f the
itate without Icnvinv ,.n
i thing. He had a dream, this man curious and to. get him a crowd
to speak before. And would it not
have been n grant question to argue
tlie cost of pickhnndlcs and axe*
In*• handles.
,
t %
He denied he hail purchased
vote* by building rmlds where eiii.
rionV n* 1nairrinn men rend the up* zeiis of particular towns -of see*
•s.„ ‘•draLati ni.-nts he hnd prapnivd l v
Dons wanted them and cited a
thli fore*llie meeting; it foil.tiv.s:
jo a d in Levy County where, he
' • '"-'D. Carlton in his Tiiinpa mlciiUKe he fniletl to build the road
a
, **‘,l,iaw»iy |ns|,,,d illlo tltl drass and ill the address lie delive-*
past a eemetar.v where two local
*onvt?l|nl,|°" a f,Tn5n]nverH in dark ed here pointed nut in Hup,H.rt of.. „ f fipiH|, own property, lie now hud
aomilie headed, he wild h.v Sidnley s.j; i ‘ bfirgei iif.waste and vxhavntl,e two local iinn working again::
J. Catt* and with J. B. Burke as
,
i n.n' *’
Die road department icr*
secretary•' and treasurer, which
him.
lie also cited as a similar ex
.....
repair jol* on automobiles mpl
charged in
i- n circular that there
trucks used by the diqmrtinc.nl. Jingle the road between Saiifrird
« shortag. c f over H ,000,t)00 in Among other* which lie died tv,!. and Oilundo which has cut off all
the road funds.
if.a iis to a Dodge truck upo i smaller town* along the route ex.
n . ow* friends,'* sa'.l th,. mad which he declares nearly ns murh cept Winter Pabk.
In Ids argument* defending Me
JcnTv
nm n° ‘ « » « " « t« ef* inotiey was spel t .as a new truik
fend you nor do any mud slinging "fu ld have post. At
awarding of infill acts to high
rent bidders he told of a contrail let.
hut
n" y peraPiialltltM.' Ford truck alleging
.defen d the record of end of this machine was repaired on the Tnminnii Trail out ..f .Mi
. tate l.oud Depnrtm >nt and at ii cist to the toad department ami. The It. <\ llulfmiin C.... .
I.v recoi'd as chairtiinu of that de " f three hundred and fift dollar* bad the contract for the fat p„ .
<ar men,. .."d , wii, explain' tl,:!*, , when a new one could have he , lion of tii,. |on,| iini| ilix-dg. i| a
ehnrgPi. to y ’ ur'.nHn, Klt ,fm.ti„n iWrh.'iM'd lor about four huudicJ
< inal in the eidiil luck uiu| it.-oMhe
} hold in iny hand*, my fiiemls a-id v* ve: ly five dolllirs.
•
•eateriiil for making the road, he
A circular I w II call it. and „
I'
lie wetil I have you believe |la'
••.ml. I li-n. v. lien it heiunie i f . es. •
V * *° be found these ,v„r,|
i 'be i him .nan o f the rand de;ait
sary t«, award the contract
nn.
■' -n! drove the nink into a pub.
iorl^aRf> ln bi" nraounts i f
'
“
be,strip
hetea
|
.
the
road
de
i.'t, A shnrtng
rage and entered into i".d!usnow. *v
, “ a with the garage owner, mor.h l a it "nut gave it to th,. Ilullmau
r.„ ,
ilia in iepr.ii- man to do wha - • on.pant i., -oil,. „ r
illu.at lie reel's.ai\ to tha' b'.l «:.s .MIUMHI higher than anI n, ,» .|,
Ikilt' ilai i ,r nnd tlio.i lllfll.l* nit ••tie I ! I,use they
’ ’ ,1” w. ,k an I I,..,-.
OF C R IM E S IS
LAID ON K L A N
THK1
— The;
••lull
shall i
puglrs
weary
not fu
r iu
able U
’gmvJ
etrenjf
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Ifn lfio a u '
in . 1- d i e d g e ,
HOOTER’S FOES
S A f H E CANNOT
DEFEAT S M IT H
Jnkotn, stdfhs w0 have thu „ nfH.,:
er I tH j irg .With rofmer., , ;
•
auiitful
dlcnted
r rural
jm on g the politician., vv,,'
I huvn commit themselves pidili,'.
timent in advance o f.a fre; idtllUt
. ;,n .1
b r i n g i n g up
stifiplies would i aus,. endless',,,.
!"-n .'in.I •i hit life work - lie
>",1111
Inriila tt anted 11, . ’J', tll| L
olll|i|etl.,| and In- U.I- eivine .• i. E
' 111 n i m g tor i i i \ In,- j,n.I
“ iiig to ke,.|i ,,n l i g h t i n g . "
"I urn making i >>,. m ,,.
1 •»! thi> state on in\
v 'limi ter . ellllii l
"* 11.|.
state i•t ,| a'ii, ■*,
“ i * as m a il man
I .n : incut "
<Clmi
ter m
fb rty
tl ulun
Huriili
Tbwfill
■f
,.
Jpcclul services commcmoratiiitf (he joyful
ii Sanford Cliurches tomorrow.
Tb.
•ootyla
m ln» .w # ret
“ What
m ine J
" ""Id
isterlidc* wil! he held
•
To the entire Christian world faster is;ail occasion for tfreat re
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#
l
he carried
.
as I I'nntptly ,( . ,
joicinsr for i( is the anniversary
apI'H'l Mated t nnd:
De pl' dged |,in: .(
•
*
. #
of the■arising of*bur Saviour.
lost he observed by attendinfr’ the church of
are ur^ed to attend (he special
I
,
•
w as not si
concluded,
do not think
services
I,,,:,,..
............... ' wa* How
" ,;ub' t.. ,i
Ul.a|
m " f pie e,I, system |,u
.. ...... .
beth in k , will |.|,
III .'iniiunist'.rnig the
in a pioper milliner.
Mi., ihini |i|,ink. lie *ni •
ti,
" ,| " ,,lv
...... ....
V al" ' .......... I'uWi. health ... v ., 1,
"
"I....... .
mention,',| ,| ,
" ' "‘ "••n ot I „ k j.lu
;V(
• lii i«li«*ri
.
*«>•' ho had .Ii*,',., „.,|
Ml- remedy
,
■Mo ids f.e- hipulrittls ' l l , ’ l|.
I' -en striving .to find. ||g pi, dg. d
h'inxcif to the ' etoing of ovVi v hill '
fiiMiig the pepple ,.f any ..........
: >, coumy tr district unles* 11,,.\
Vixen all oppm tunily*# x,.t’.
••" th,. auasure in „ referendum
clc, lioli. lie n'lOmlsed to
fu i , ,
• s'O' k raising, poultry raising at -i
'•'•■"Heratixv marketing, 'll,. i„,li.
iate.1 Ids approval of
mall.,.ting idims similar t„ .|n„,.
tiow in u.*e in (Tili/oruia. He n>lV'S'UI,.* .ill"!,' I , !. , .... ...
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This Advertisement
H i
Bond-Hill Lumber
First National Bank
, ^
tiie marketing o f Seniimde t'eunt> celery crop.
Me in hI (hat while lie favered
the Utmost |'i"tv»ti'm for fist, „nd
II'"1"' in til, inteivsUi „ f p irsii'I'ltii’ n, he lieliewd
eiitiun o f the present law* could
be ivoi ked nut to pirinit more free.
•oin t„ hunters and fixlicriiicn. II,.
favor* Dipteilnnnition of the Fvgf.
glades, i»li( wit nt* the "ark finan‘‘•I by tile people Of the district I
and not by the s(||te U.« n wliole.
Me Wild he favorsd a
“ sip.iire
’•al'’ towui'l both Capitol and In
i ' r.
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The tvr.il dcpartumii rhuiinianj
•eft' .Si.nfoul f,,r
Oilun lo' •>V,h, ,
A..B. Wilkinson
Flo-Pure Water
‘ "-heat piogi.-rm ill uhi
.
puliiicity has.hem gjv,ih •
| Dickinson's unto, ,nljy [,,
dlrtlorpjrrcated i4 i„il.|
.
J. G. Sharon
Lawton
to-
�Know What You Are Doing
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j Elton J. MoughtOn
Architect
FALSE ECONOMY
ORLANDO REPORTER STAR
T O S S W l^ l
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER
Whether it is the larpc number of local candidates
running
for office that is causing unusual registrations thia< SiftHey J. -Catts, ns one o f his scenes tn determine a man’* back
Hnnling, Cr-tlng. Shipping
K
r la M
M d tt
I ' First Nat’l Hank Bid;;.
D * t « W f I T . I t l t a t IIk*
k * P m M ( 1 n year, or a gradual awakening that crookedness in politics vote’ getting planks, declares he ground; mid certainly the back
ead Storage.
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Sanford, Fla.
a t l a a l i r t . P l a r M a . a a 4* r
can only be eliminated if everyone votes, or just the plain will cull the legislature together In ground to the candidacy o f Mr.
> Phnn* 49H
Hui H 4r,| q?
( . • i r t M a f lU n k X .
fact that it is n presidential year and an unusual ope ^at special session if he is elected g ov Cntt* will not inspire confidence in
a O l U X D L, D BA If._____ _ R dltor
I t H O W A R D B R R O ^ ___ X i a a f t r that, we do not know, hut the fact remains that the people ernor so that he mny rend his incs; his economy statements. To begin
KAUtD R l o w RaaaalaR m i i m are getting ready to vote on June A ,
with, his backers are too nenr the
sage t<» tin- members and get his front o f the stage; they arc not
irBIOUPltON RVTM
In 192G, the Miami Herald reminds us, the high water salary reduced This may catch impressive. Indeed, the mail on the
n»r Year _
_ _______________ *T M
" I t M n a lk a
mark
in registrations in Dade.County was reached with some votes, hut not many. To be phitform with him— Mank—adds no
f k r t . Maalka
___
n.rm
U r C a rrtrr r t f W r r k
aa.ii 13,530 names recorded. This year fifteen thousand names gin with, the fewer times the leg strength to the standing o f Mr.
islature meets the better for the Gaits ns candidate.
The limited
i k * ll r r a l l, l a a f a N k f l a a m m w h are already listed and there are still twenty-five days left in
The place to build your home •
aap*r, • ib .c H k r *
la
tka l a t f r e *
which to register. Tlie Herald estimates there will be approxi taxpayers. And a special session ability o f Mr. Cntts and his record
By DK. J. C. HOWELL
V
1
Hoaal N*wa k a r ri**, n u l r t a i i n a
would
cost
the
taxpayers
more
than
do not constitute
confidence
tkla
aaa erf**
**r*a
a iv a a la a tla a mately thirty thousand qualified voters in that county.
-PROTRUDING
AND
U mi._ reduction proposed by M r.bu ild er*." Gntnr 'once
had gn'mf
t ft r a tr tkoaaaak warka k a llr r a r e r We get the same information from alheTw^fpns, Dbvu’f < atts.
HEMORRHOIDS
t a x a ll tk * Ir a d la r a rr a ta at tka
.standing with-the “ common peo- BLEEDING
rarto* I f W M r T R * X. If. k. la * • \n llrlnoilii ,>n«liir«» innn, iikp ID.
We quiti- agree with Mr. Galls pie," to whom he makes his appeal; rn nir In i-ui,i|ilnlnliiic nf hriim rra *H a llr r ff lr lt a t La Flarlka aad la County anticipates a registration of about ten thousand
nltk4Mt rtaiL
more than formerly. Tampa is similarly optimistic. In the l hut the.aulary is too high and that hut he lin» lost caste with the com Imli,4 il m i iiriitruilril mill hlril n
Krrnt ilrnl. T h e r e n m « U o n itrrnl
smaller
cities the proportion will.no doubt.be smaller but ther* v as rm excuse for the Inst man people and the respectable ili-fil ill ,inln, he huO iiniir illU'-hMiiri
Vka U raalk ta a
arn U r
at tka
n m i r o n i d e j iil lli •■iiMklliinlliin
legislature
increasing
it
or
any
people because o f his recent part mill
Audit Itareaa at C lrrala tlaa a. aa it will nevertheless be positive. Throughout the state it seems
I l k * ' imi - 1 n f llir «e f » 4 M o f S r m o r r la ta ra a tia a a l Aaaarlatlaa at P a lother
salary.
Still,
the
$1,000
Mr.
nership
with
the
gambling
frater
linlil-.
r h iili'n l
i* I n in I n * , Inn
llls• M h m . Adrarttarra, and A d ra rtla . reasonable to expert trie, polling of fifty thousand more
Ends hopes to save on the salary of nity. Any candidate who tics up i-lokFri mi I h IHk i f f , n In r ml me hill
lea
A fr a ta
n k lr k
raqalrra aa a’ votes than in 1924.
ii IIp i l l r r r 4 i-f ,
liml, mnl Here
I ukllabrr mamba* la aakaill to
the governor is a mere bagatelle will, the race homo crowd and the a, hr
l t lint him n s r r n l ilrnl nf |inln nml
lh a ra ax k
audit
nf
aakaarlpllai
What
this
large
body
of
citizens
will
do
al
the
polls
is
iriiuhl
r.
in
comparison
to
the
cost
of
an
kennel clubs and then appeals to
llata la ardar to T a riff abaalatal
niiii ic l ir n th r r r m i l n r n m n n l interesting to contemplate. Many of them no doubt are new incompetent and extravagant ex the common people—that great nti,H r iiii-lhnil
all alalma i t a lra a lallaa aa w all a
for
Irr n lliu
h r im ir r k *a **t kaatuaaa matkada.
On improved City properly al 7 per cent. 3 lo five year
ecutive;
it’s
what
happens
on
the
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iii
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I
ii
,
i n i * * h r n n o r »|iri‘ lnl itlrl,
comers, who are exercising their franchise in Florida for
Iwidy of people whom God loves henml
I
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lrrn
n
l
j
n
n
l
l
m
m
i
Im
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11 h SION DAY, APRIL 9.
the first time. Others are natives who have.never before side and under cover that is costly cause o f their honesty and integrity In r n r u - r l i c h l h n n m llir r r n m Krrnl
Htrnighl loans on residences. 5 lo 20 year loans on gmui
to the people. Salary is only n —wuld have better standing In a r r l l r f mill hr Rrniluiill) lni|ir«iril
taken any interest in their govenment.
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
mi
III
m
i
n
.
nil,
onl
y
n
r
r
hi*
lirin
nrrcontributing cause of high luxes.
business properly.
Will these fifty thousand votes be cast for honesty in Mr. Cults simply proposes to stop vaudeville performance than on a hnlil* nml *in11|inTfIon•R imr, lull hr
public rostrum where political I'liilnm In f r r l nhr liahilrril |irrrrnf
.r *
•
or
will
thov
bo
turned
over
to
the
candidates
they be
■* ’
RULER OVF■:r A LL:—Thine, o government,
the,dribble at tin? spigot; he offers issues should be discussed in a free h r l l r r .
l l r , Jo *. fiiTiirln
lln n rtl.
1,1
reatness, and the w h o promise the most political favors? Will they vote for ox- no effective means of plugging and honest frame of mind. -We
Ixml, b the greatness,
> r n r * iir nrllrr In ,|rlnni1ii. S p r r SANFORD BOND AND MORTGAGE CO.
j'owrr, and the glory, and the vie- travatrance
Iii 11 nIji m J o niin-miricli'nl i r r n f agaric in office, or economy? Will they be progressive, the stream that flows from the claim to lie of the cominnrr people,
m r n , o f n loii m ih , h o u r I nml r r r •orj't nml the majesty; for all that or retrogressive? If you could answer those questions, you hungholc.'
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and consequently for them; and
•nl ill*rn***. ' .
112 E. Second Si.
h In the heaven and in the earth
8IMI H . - ' f . o r r A i r .
T rI r(ih onr
.Serious-minded .folks do not tnke may the good Iwml who made us'
could very easily, in almost every race, decide who will lie
109.1.
**' thine; thine is the kingdom, O
crioqsly these promises' of politic-sj „nvt; lls from the wiles o f politic
I n n ii III hr
*ur,irl«ri l
bin,
Jy»rd, and thou are exalted ns head elected.
i|,ilrl.l> lul l ii III itrl i i r l l it.Kh*
ciiins before election on salary re- ians who are willing to make any
mil In** nf l l m r f r o m lm*lnrkk.
If there is anything in Ilie average citizen more im duH’ion and lax reduction unless
above all.— 1 Chronicle* 29:11.
sort of combinations in order tn|
W r l i r nr |thonr fur X r r r i*nn# P R A Y E R :—
portant than registering or voting, it is knowing whom one they can see far enough behind the get the office.
*n ,1 nl Inn .uni l l l r r n I nrr.
“ God Eternal, Lord nf all,
is voting fyr. That is why. the jiyw^mpers carry so much
laiwly at Thy feet we fall;
publicity about the vnrtovis'OanmonteSi, and their advertise
All the earth doth worship Thee; ments, calling attention to their meetings and stating their
We amidst Ihe throng would lit’.” platforms. It is the duty of every voter to attend these meetTHIRTY ““HIGHEST BIDDERS"
Batteries
TAM I*A TRIRUNE
ings, Jieeonie acquainted with candidates and know what
orthw ard
SUBSTANCE
they
stand
for.
There must he something rndi- j the law. Giving a contrac|'tq othei
r d o not mind that gold is often
“ It is not enough merely t<, register and vote," says th‘M(,u||y wril||(, wth tm
tinsel,
Guaranteed one year
than thr lowest bidder, wlief, that
And If you please, I'd rather not Miami Herald, " oho must know uutl uiidcr.sluiKl tbo
itenaud Buttery Simp
j hyptrm wi*ni»y, within n period of bidder is i-esponsilde, is ;t vlAhitiqu
be told.
. .
sues and the candidates, and lie governed by truth sought ir, mnntlis, .'ithcmtracts f'»r public o f tin- law.
* i TOI W. Seroitd St. I'hnne ilT-.l
It’s thinking it is gold Hint makes ! through calm consideration and not through blatant and w.,rk arc given i<> the HIGHEST
It i' perlineiit fm ('liuirnmti
it precious
•
i demagogic
,
1lot haway to break liis siguil ii-aat
J
appeals to prejudices. The bad citizen knows bow BIDDER,
And thinking it is „ r o e i „ , I ‘ i c m o g o g t c api
This is exactly what lias been silence on road matters sufficiently
precious he ahou|(j v o t(. t() further lii> own interests. The good citi
makes it gold.
zen should do as well and overcome the political power of the done iii iho Stale Road Department in ti-H the people just how many of |
—Eleanor Slater.
according to the records in the these .TO low bidders were not re
V r C I
C o n t o r t Rout*
former.
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possession nf U-i\ le Carlton, and i >|icn-ilih- bidders, llmv did it h a p - I X
I fro m J a c k t o n v llU
H IN T S
De Forest Sanford - Realty Co.
M O N EY TO LO AN
W hen reluctantly
you turn N
again
$ 9.50
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1'h.TO
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lf.it U
1 And
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For
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After having been told that Mi
ami must have horse racing, sin
i-nter* her own gubernatorial can-J
didnte to prevent it.— Leesburg I
Gommercinl.
given l»> him in in* speech in Taut
pen tliut in ihvsi- ,T0 fuses, nut only
was (tie Inwcst bidder ignored, liut
1,1 .lllllll1 1Itstillllfl-s hilt not inany also all intermeilint«' liidders. and
il is fi*un<l wise and [a■rlmpM tile runt met. in each ease, awarded
,-(-4>rimi;ii:il to award tw i-nntriu t tn |to the HIGHEST BIDDER? Are
ot ln*r Ilian t It'1* low liidde r. It i.'* we In understand that in these TO
l-l•ill ly 1■v dI<*nt that this won Id not null met , TO thr HIGHEST BID
1)1■ thr cum * ii 1 30 in.s|a,n'i‘s in ;i DER wu< the only I'rS|enis'iMe hid
.'*1mpiiriU i\. •Iv brief [ii-rioil or in del1?
It’s All Over I'hen
A new spori bus liceti gripping tlx* altmtiim of news
paper renders fur several weeks. 1’nln vaulting, high jump
One hundred and two new voters
ing, steepleelmsing. and Indlnon jumping have all had their
have registered in Apopkn. Pretty
healthy sign, ch ?— Apopkn Chief. days, hut to our mind, parachute jumping far surpasses
Thcy'n- registering in large riuin them all hot It ill the danger involved and the spinal chill 1,0If thut rutmin ■1.
( The Hathaway pnlitieul Im-'-teiv
iH-r* all over the state.
produced.
lan ^ h fi-u asking for speeifii iiion*.
111 the >;i m * of tl 10 )- eon 1ract
The old mark of 2.2DO feet has now heeh shat lerefi. A wihi,ill Mr, ' ;i * (1 II )'. [-) >ifo ally d." Here a,it TO of them. Do they a f
Wi! remember ill our history machinist's mate in I’ensaeula is credited officially wilh hav At 1 hi-tl, lii-! t* 1ellld Ii • nit rlaim ford mailer for public strut iay Ilo
tionks something alwjul a “ Do noth ing dropped -1.100 feet lu-l ire pulling l lie rip cord.
Hater, IIIUl III)- h•Wt* lii<liter ’ >vais not they call for an explanation fimi,
ing Party.” We suggest that Joe (lie dropped r*. 100 feet and was within seven hundred feet 14*sponsible f.. r, in- iln-s*- awards, the State Road Depailim-nl ? If not,
Scars, Park Trammell and one or i of the ground before he decided to save himsell.
I his tinle, 111r low* liii|i Ir, Was |((ti*t- give n an then we must i-oneluile that tliiij
(1, hci »-*>»,! 1:ir, Hills Ml :■IIIishim* Di-partmeut and its head take the j
two others wr might mention or.
I however, necessary ot Iieials and fed Iape were ti"l |>ii->riil so t lt<■ fat-1 thi. t IIH* Del 1,111mi-lit
4*1111* po itani lhal.it is none of tin- pro ■
ganize such u party now.
his other record still stands.
- iih-n-il him fully ri-fqimisihli*.
[de’s husine.Hs thut the Gharimnn
We are moved to wonder what a mini thinks about
The
la
w
n-quin-s
that
iuntriu-ts
may give eoiitraets i»s lie plen..es, \
Tun Much Politics Hurts Far
f<*r ,1'ltll Wink III* givi-ll In "tilt- regardless of the law and the pen.
mors* Cause.— Headline. And nny as he jumps front a rapidly moving airplane and begins hmi ,1 rf'-qeiliSthle liitlili-,'.'" tTi,less i
[lie's rights and interests.
other good cause. Tampa Times. to fall down, down. down, with the great hard earth rush
u ran l>e simwn that tIn* luwi-st
I hi- silme e of Uii- Chairman inis
ing
fiercly
up,
up.
up
to
meet
him.
Dow
it
ever
otcur
to
The best way to get away from
liiiliti'l- J uni ri-simu^itili-, the lie 1 In-in significant, if not suspicious
politics is
by
electing
men him that things sometimes look further away than they
fsi11mi-iii has i(ii alt<*niuli\e, umler
now tt is becoming painful
instead of piliticiaas to office.
really are? Hoes he realize that, it i* to o late to change his
mind It the rip cord tails to work -at i s l a d o i jl\ .
Hathaway is nut t.hr only one
O f cou rse, Ihe reason w h y p a ra ch u te ju m p in g i- so
who is on the pan. Carlton is facing im m en sely a p p ea lin g i ' that y o u can 't m ak e th e sam e m is
charges of draft dodging made by
take m o re than on ce.
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tlie Rond Department chairman.
It's hard lo decide which is worse,
DOYLE (Will,TON AND Sidney .1 ( alt* are very much
waste ami extravagance or draft
alike in very mam different ways. Carlton is probably
i lodging.
By a vote of 14-1 to I M Yale stu
dents declare prohibition has dune
more harm than good. It’n rather
Kurpr'sing thut IN Yale students
look the other view. It shows that
condition* at Yule must he improv
ing—Ocala Star. Why what were
the venditions form erly? *
j/\
|ia lust Wi-dm- <lay night.
Enjoy your food
more reckless in his attack*, andf a l l s is probably more
reckless in Ids promises.
Having ob>erwiI failtons
methods during the past few months, the Floridan can
not see how Carlton could improve on Tatis as governor.
He has no achievement whatever to his credit. line, lie
was elected a Senator but let any friend of Ins show any
“Carlton Hill” for the general gootDoiWtll - the people.—
Marianmi Floridan.
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Vv«A’
I f l o u r iqqielll4‘ i« not keen m u oh 4- ii in
i44iirs4-ir lo i.d»n S.S.S, ri-anlnrli ht*f\fri^jtaili
i in st I. It Hill j;l»4- n u l l gi’.oil u|qieiiie.
\
TO THE NORTH
Two Fi'illitiL*^ A\,, kly tf* Hill#*
ilrlphkn; *:i» :;n T wo MHlInu-i
w« i-kly to IlHlIlmorc;
JAtr*-* Itiiv
r»;^ulnr ln rtl»
NEW Ships In S «rT U cl *
TltfOtillll flltcN lo Xi*VY Yfltk *
I*:U!
; onl othft points Dot*
Imii n i l - i m i t r sU-..VJ. Aui*m
• »111*>1 til 11-In* «,1 ml* n
Mil*Ljt1i*Y|Jfmni \Jumi, IHumArrti /nljff
M& M
LINE
SOO E . B a y S t.,
J a c k a o n v llla
Merchant* U Miner* Tran*. Co.
F a n l D ir e c t A ll-S t e e l T r a in s \ ; c U n it i n g
CITY TRANSFER
A: STORAGE CO.
T o
Expert I’ituio moving wilh
improved SEL-1'0 piano
moving equipment.
Hauling -Crating -Shipuing
Side-Track Facilities.
,
Rhone BSM,
209 N, Maple Avenue
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a s it n b u r i s h e s y o u r b o d y
I
Ralph W. Losslng
Mgr—
EXPERT
RADIO REPAIRING___
selves ami kept their Ixxlies in !
Work Gituranteed
good repair by occasionally taking I
Rosclq
Freed-EtHman, &
a course o f S.S.S. It helps Na
Crosley receiving seta.
ture build up red corpuscles and
it improves the processes by
Tubes Butteries and Ellrn
which the body is nourished.
ina tors,
5.5.5. is time tried and reliable
SEMINOLE RADIO ( O.
It is ntr-Jo from the roots of fresh
herbs and plant* and is prepared
.’i2H Sanford Ave.
.in a scientific way in a modern
Phone G.10— Jr
laboratory.
Call
(is For Repairs
5.5.5. is sold at all good drug
stores in two sizes. " Tiio larger
and Demonstrations
ill
if Wffl
SA V E (
W IT H
ICE
IC E
Y ou
i t ii o k
I
a he S o u t h l a n d
L t . Sanford ( A .C .L .) ■ 3 :25 pm.
" Jacksonville ( A C L ) 8 :2 0 pm.
Ar. Knoxville (L . A N.) 12:41 pm.
Ar. Louisville (L . & N.) 9t20 pm.
" Cincinnati ( L . i N. ) 10*20 Pill.
“ Chicago ( P c n n i . )
7 :35 am.
Tlitnugh .Ir.plnv car*, s.ntnnl In Cincinnati «nd Chicago Sleeper* on asm*
train to Luuiivllle ninlri|* mi anti (o«c|iti; obffivr.ion c*ra laniard t,*
ClueIttfint I
ahe F l
• |
In these days of fast com peti
tion, only full-hlooilt-il, rohut.t
healthy people-can keep to the
front, and sin-co; s comes to IIiom*
who have the siuqi, vigor and
magnetism that go with n whole
some, liealtny life.
That little paragraph we wrote
Don't despair because others*
about Jim Carson coming into the
forge ahead o f you. Start right
s u r p r is in c ;?
gubernationnl race has been copied
now to regain the health which
SANFORD SBiN \i.
will help you progress. A hearty
npprovingly into a number of the
nppeiilc
will restore your energy,'
state papers. Its a safe bet Jim
Hathaway
inis
many
friends
,
In
Fons Hathaway made a good im
build you iqi and give you “ pep."
won't be low man.
Lots o f the
lieiv.
Thousands have lienelitcd them size is mure economical.
people show signs o f liking him.— pression here Friday night.
IIIi>*|noted *o ilnjtoi-ler
T'o hat
Several
o
f
«>ur
readers
looked
for
Palm Beach Independent.
hi> |tei-eh w-111111 have It4 i'ii as much ;
the Signal to “ tear him to pieei-s" an iniuslue to Ilieni ‘a ; i)i I Ir.’1
—--- —o-------Wonder what George Merrii-k and wanted to know why wi- had
J i a t haw ay
would sag if he knew Burton not done so iiiasmueli us we disa
DK S U N S H IN i: ^
IIn- t-auie
T*-- Sigi a! play
"Mank was posing us uii official gn-ed with him on Hie gasoline tax.
vV/fuia*r 17/uf-<,/<j
o f Coral Gables.—Sanford Herald.
The Signal is an iiiilepemli-nl
I't'lith wmilil In- null'll, rli-niier if
ah t (
j~‘ U
He'd pnibnhly try to -find mil
eei tain neWs|iiq»-i s wuulil he i-lean
what hwunie o f the fum ilim ' that new simper.
xtu u L
Ii lias no axe to grind.
i-r wmilil 11 •11 ihi* truth, ui nut
used to he in the Jacksonville o f
We. still oppose Mr. lint nil way’s ti ll any!Iiiltg at all
fice of his corporation— when Munk
T'lii* Signal i< not iiitrifsted in
was there.— Miami
Beach Sun. stand on tile gasoline tux.
Bill we had to report his meeting any part ietilar i anilidate for of Iire.
—and w-t- didn’t color it to suit mir
•i
Il will print the news, the truth,
The suggest ion has been made selves ns sortie newspapers do.
about any of IIn-in worth white.
(hat Tex Rickard overlooked the
f:
Hi
We aim to stick tn the truth.
We have hud mu fling at Dr.
logical contender when he aclreted
We printed no guna- than Dr. Hathaway on the gas lax, whirl)
’ tconey for the fight this summer Hutliaw'uy said.
still -In ks.
vith Gene Turney. Judging from
Any honest newspaper will nDr Hathaway’s explanation of
vliat the Honorable Kidney J. Catts [sirt an address correctly.
certain charges against him were
saying a:i he goen about the Btate*
It is only a crooked nml lying n-iotilisl by a* us correctly as pese could give the veteran Marine newspupers that will distort the slide, nml ht> lias eougratulated iis
a Hell of a beating.’’ And after truth.
on our report. —Kan ford Signal.
une 4. he Is going to feel more
IT preserves your (ood_ and p rotects it
kc it than ever.
from .bacteria developm en t and danger*!
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CLAIMS CITY IS DESERTED
Gilchrist Stockton o f Jacksonville
MIAMI LABOR NEWS
ants to go to Houston as n deleB a ck o f th e ice m a n a re d e p e n d a b le
ite from the fourth Florida diselectrified ice plants, working 2 4 hours
Miami uiui her environs liar less ness is comparatively good und the
ict to (tie National Democratic than 5,000 winter visitors; apart
a day, year after year, m aking available
I....pie starving are not in the mu
'invention. The Stocktons ur0 an meat houses and hotels are empty; jority.
Tft all tim es a d ep e n d a b le supply o f
d-time Florida family, time and merchant* have done no business,
pure, clea n . so!i(l frozen tee that pro*
The idea of the remarks o f Mr,
ittla tried Democrat*,, steady und the people are dire want,
te cts health and p ro m o te s happiness.
Mank was to impress upon Un
ork en for the good uf the state, according to a gent named Burton people the necessity o f having
lends to their frlenda to the last Munk, said to be the Kus^J^ops^
lywM-fWCe*. It i« a known fact
liar and the last ditch, and section manager for KiitiieyTP TharTlierc
are a good many [leopie
ngcrous but honorable enemies to Catts, gullet-national aspirant.
who would have come to Miumi
FOOD
eir enemies. They have been
Mr. Munk made this startling had there been racing. However,
j|y pioneers, and many an high statement in u talk given at Stuart
FLAVOR
we ur«* entertaining tin* largest
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~
d expensive improvement has .recently. In tin- audience were crowd in our history.
lMONCYv
d its f i m foundation ln>d by the
delegates to the State Feder
If it were Mr, Munk’* idea to
*Ar'\
fp n n a , fittskriit StOCktOM is U ation o f luibnr convention in ses
gel publicity by making these lulso
rthy number o f this fine family sion there.
staU-mehts she ho* succeeded In th**
.1 true Democrat and a broadIt is useless to say murli concern case of this paper. Howcv-er, in so
nded and energetic citizen. Our ing the status of Mr. Alunk's doing he Deflected greatly on the
^m UTTM DITf
te can find no better man to statements. Most of us know that intelligence of his uudlenee, and
,d to Uoaston.—Palm Beach In* I apartments are well filled, tpaffir they.aro hardly appreciative of
£0«P A §t
•endenL
t is greater than ever before, busi* it,— Miumi News.
Rhone 202
y
till nnd Maple'
Speed
a m in g o
i am
i d . * ,
4
1 ) , ,
Ar. Cincinnati (L .& N .) 8:50 am.
Ar. Toledo (Big 4 >* Detroit (M .C.)
'ThroughI il«plSB c j r . to point. .howni t« r h „ .net dining c»r.
«Rf. J*cjt»onvHU lo Cincinnati.
ThU tin* *t*o *P*r.U. th. .pl.ndld DIXIE FLYER
rrnnm\%,lM
tT!^
irD
or
o°Nl*
chk«»®
Sl.
Lth
ouw
t*,
EVro
Z"O
ODA
IM
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'.C
hltWO
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F
LOR
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LIM
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L
to
Orita
na and■»"4
th*SiSou
elltnd
withN’th
ugR
hLe'aNs*
to Lot An*tl*«.
For further JnfarsnnUon and rctctv&tlont* apply to
H. C. BRETNEY, Florida P*,**ng*r Ag*nt
134 Will ll.r-St,, Pbon, 0-0302, Jacktonvlll,. Fla.
L /N
L o u i s v i l l e & N a s h v i l l e R.R.
B O O K S W IL L R E M A IN OPEN
U N TIL M A Y FIRST
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TnlltthnRHce, Fla.,
A-1 *1 11
lyys.’
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Hup J. D. Ji11kins.
Tax Collector Seminole County,
Sun ford, Florida.
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Dear Mr. Jiukins:
I have been requested by numerous citizens ot y,»ur County to •
authorize an extention of time for the payment pi tax,**, jmd if you think
it advisable to keep your books open until May 1st., it V
vil] ho entirely
satisfactory to me.
. V,. - •
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Willi kind regards, I urn,
Very truly yours,
john
w.
martin
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The stale and county tax books will thei'ciore remain opdnuatil May First, and property owners who have not paid their
-taxes will have an opportunity of doing so any time in April
without any extra charges.
JN 0.D . JINKINS,
Tax Collector Seminole County.
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■The Following Letter Has.Just Been Received:
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STATE AND C O U N TY T A X
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LAKE MARY
•John Ull:.' was honored on F'ridte
by i (■* w ;iv wli'i (•r.ti’rlidnrd a (V
Office Telephone 148 MRS. FRED, S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37.
I'niMul* :iutS neighbors at a vlitinei
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:-------------------------------------------------------------------------- party in hnnm of hi t S7th hit thtlav
Choral Society Is!“Sorrell And Son” &
MT * TESf.
Planning Program Will Be Picture At **Ar4|?lTrrom lh e Messiah Milane t or loduy <!i^ ^
»•>•
• Plans rtc'tlif
* U - ackvllmw
|mgtntutinn of*
Ilciy new sonic interesting iau'>
Lev. J. S, Ariik'titi.qit., uf
i n . m Ilmnlt-lV, about .he film. SORKKM. A.\|), d' !l'hm( >»rv<■}«.,■ of Lomtcr.ihi,. ft»
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‘CRIMEIN CHICAGO Briltsh Hollers To
M S RESULTED IN
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BY CIIARI.KS A. SMITH
Intcrnalit nal N c«s Service
Staff Correspondent
(innclnntl I’ouds Over I.lntnr.
I.ON'PON, Apr. S'.- Reciprocal
Vice And Oamhling Cause
Menace Which Police Seem tug the visits paid for some years
an
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m
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,
L’u Ue l*nable To (’ope With Jiy_ithe ..Amu.ica.us. .♦«*—-*garch_of
[Irtish golfing
honors, British
golfers are to invade the United
States this summer.
The most Important of the ninny
invasions w ill‘ he that ef J. • • N.
Maiighan, captain of the Canr
hrldge University Coifing Society
,iUk.iIur |;ej7 and the top iUan o f
the.’ e murdets are tins lived.
.
this*year’s' University team, who at
i
the end o f June is taking out a
*
cntiie south and west sid
^
Jii'c iiiil lo ! h* ciiiiI . iiiIpi I side to play against Harvard and
hv a vast liqu >r symlicnte head -.1 Yale mid several other matches
hv "SmiTnre *\i‘ Capone, and his against tepresentntive American
Jackie Cusick. leumj.
chief lieutenant.
ITHCACO. Apr. !*. 11NS )
' Mo n p a y
\ "Idrdp'eye" view of the trime
Tn»trt)rgun*Ctuh. r* t h e - Kiril
at the ll.d ^ C t-A , Kp:<- SON*, which em uo to the' Milam1
H<-nr«| .*r,t Inn t
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inn Liim-nt mn, and Mis* Lena situation in Chicago today ’ hover
Baptist Church will ibccl at tlilin1rupal Chun h m e being made hy Theatre today.
that more than PHI men in the lint
Smith, Suinl.ty School Lx|*ct" til
sixteen months have been killed in
“ Sgircll Anil Son" is tmse.l on
o'clock tit the home ef Mrs. Robert the Sanford Choral Society, tvhit.li
Wjnter Park wine (‘resent at Salt
gnnglund fends over litjuoc, vice
jireaeuletl
a
similar
pin'ginin
at
the
current
hest
selling
jmvet
hy
Meri»S|ftther on Kcnlueky Avenue.
hath School ,at the Conimunitv
and gmnhllng. Ninety per <i!il ef
Kathleen Mallory f ilth.* of the Hie 1 irst Ba|itisi ( hiireh last Warwick Deeping, F.nglish author, Church Iasi Sunday timruing. 1’ ev
,
.
_
tii (he Uniteit Slates more than Armentrsiut
and Rev;. James M
j>'ip»t Baptist Church will meet spring.
The
clult
lias
Wen
studying
IPdJkMi
tuples
o
f
the
novel
wi
re
Thompson''were.student
stoge'.lvt
with Mrs., A. M. Walker at
♦
*t
l1
rihri
i
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l
"ni\ersitv.
I
lamiel's
works
mid
prest
nting
ci
rsold
in
H'JT.
.o'rlotk at the home o f Mrs. A. M.
tain seleetions with the idea of 'H erbert Rr'eimn,
dirt t lor * of
M i ’ . J. \ p.-ekham Has heen vis
Phillips on Oak Avenue.
The circles of the Mctluullst pi milk ing 11it* entile oiatoria
Church will meet at 11:00 o'clock at next spring. .More than two store
the following plates:
o f ..Sanford men amiwomen ale
| Willie Me llnvoc Circle met is now meiidiers o f the eltih and
with Mrs. Tom F. Adams on others who wish i<* take pari in
French*Avenue with Mrs. Admits next y in i's p r o g r a m s ^ r e ’ invited
nni! .Mrs. John IVarson as hostess
lo join the organi/ation whVti prac-
ei'
Circle No. !!. Mrs. Loyd Brown
•loader, meets with Mr.. It. W. Tur
ner, "'ll J Palmetto Avenue.
*' rcle No. .'I. Mrs. W K. Bailies,
leader, meets With Mrs. John Rum
Idew. Wes( pirst'Street ami French
Avenue.
Circle No. 4. Meels with Mrs. H.
H. < hnjipell oi‘ <'tderv Avenue,
Lircto Mr i a. Mi>. S O. Shin
liolssr, leader, meets with Mrs. I..
U. Mart ii. iini 1 Wu>itiglon Aver
i f . 1t.ll Air.
i . .1. M. Me t i
<'in le No, l! .M
till, lender, n n ‘ t> with Mr’ . It. I!
.'iI'aV, 71 a West First Si reel.
Clrele No, 7. Mrs. \\ t Hi!!
leader, ineets with Mr*. Vance
liottglns's 'p Rose t'oill I.
Kil'ter Services at llu- I P'.-tla
Iait hern Chuivli m ".:*>«»
If*'. F. .Swells*>11 . nu-' -imtiil’y
A ’ lgustaidfi tail iieni Syinui
ill
ttmlurt si‘ rv1cps.
Sanford Cheral t Till will uii •}
f**r rslii-arslil at 7 :"<• *nVl» f |i at
Holy Cross episcopal t ’ luiu-ii.
Regular hu’ vui-- n ocl'iig . s' s'
\a es (iuik! ef Ifo!y i n
I.!'* o|i.‘»: » ''.iirr'll V ill 1.1- le III ;
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k ll‘ tlMn
II iuI A . If. hill a; ih. l-'orre t I a! ,
llotid, ofiiudny evv uinir. Apiil i ho
ninth.
• Tl'IvSlF} Y
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fcopal' /'.Inn t Imrcii mi Idili -•
•c i-lmMi, 1;!'11. ■|> I 1* U d o
nt. W as liuigfon^l •. i. .‘ -JJ (i • ui ,.i
S o 'd |, V'ie:tihiv' i W I \piil In
W*ki l i - i ‘ W i - 1. ; ij *■
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To he |*relent.
.fvvej.iitg Jinda. toil;. P-r uom
i bars' of it. So. fit T*. ii.ii 11 l Ilia oniHll’s T'luli i.1 nu
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Alice Joyce, \iuut *7. Nihon, Ml. k,-v 'M» Bun, Loirs W^dlnuni ami
th e is resumed n*‘ X; fall. ioci>idiiii: .dar> Nolan.
1 ta Mrs. Fiances Wmalrnir.
the ue,
Mr. Hreiioii took liicmhei. of lu>
lotnrmiii-1.
•
c'tmpaav <k u • mil. s4 from Holly
The eluli v. is i rgilljiv.ti]
la ;
t < lingl.in I and in oi ighml
spring as an oiiiyi..ui|i i f ilie U - lo.al. mm h . •L “ soiridl And Sen"
men ’ • lull i hprus for the ptnpo>o‘‘ vvrt. fiimcd.
*
of hrillging to the peopk if Sail
I'ho j,ii l i l t at ton *>t the novel is
ton 1 -lime familiarity y.l'lj I lie .'Villi in i Itami ter, -illi.ii i t mutter
wo*I.- of tin m u - . ui?, ' iv. T|ii ai d emhev. The author Alt Ueop. •i I'.'.-.dit t ctoi p- \|i -. I :.u ., J.'' IK«. •ir. colaihniated with Mv Ihetioii
\ » Veer it rd lu-i i, lining . di-r a ■ ili- .1 i . iio'n ami loiikinu'e f lla
ntimi.-r .> \ II im<un p,
t i • i dm.
tlU'Uli; till lllclnliel- o| 'l lo I-Iuo
h \o.t ii.i11 11a.l So* *i-It A ri i
are .'O*. am
Me l.m >. I ill;v- nt,
: ■a" \ I ' l l ! , . 1 1.11 ill; want to see
.Me, A|.Im■| Bowler. Mi-, \ llt.in.' fn- dial a- top p. niigl-l (n lilc,. en
nan, Mi
Naomi 1 H ow. Ml ■ M,
Hi;- l !e j.* y ii.%, you know il
Mallem, V c S. ,1 Ni\, \L A.
1 .i it von ti iv * n't i e.o! I hi- him', ,
M PIi.lv *. 'll
1. L R i d
|il"l
■ an t afford in nil
-eell^g tin
'I i s. M u ■< I Imnia4<•'(* Ill’ ll . J. Iill iv.it pel I 1 t li" 11*0, I p ill) OI'IMi -. .v. t i c i -'in lii
.Mi' t II i- l.-ll pile al'ot:'.. lor . l I- an ah* oil loujl
MIf. ! .1 ? 1 ll'l
• ,1 1pi pi . film >li itm.it, .*" -1 ec 1 1...li1>
M i . 11w; ■ Aii. <■ Hay! l. '1
pip a piii an ■- ui'i ui.: mm
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t 1 lb ' . Milt l Illl "t l.lov.
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cm i i,i' the Lake Mary t’ hamhei
■I.’ t ■-iiiiiii-iei. Ttn.se whu nttemled
wi re iaipri s
i- 11 |i ttie grnciou ■
i - iiifil iilulitv af Mrs. Owe**,
t'riei t ' wt-i'f c|i- , up from "ueiirl.'.
i .vcry s i - ' im; * : Tit* countv ami
1 -t in 1it .iLv i - n i '
ni* present, p-r
Miually nii'l uni dmqk‘hnTul.i w ith
til - g w l " f t.or i Also gpeetillu
the g i f - 1 '■ :i
Mrs. Janie.Thoip|'S"n. 'li
I rank Kvutis, ilia!
Mr- J dm Is-umidy Relre him-lit’
of It i- ( ream a ’ d * alii* Were served,
under il..- difiit -ti ot Mrs. II. I'
I lurniU
Mr cm! Mi lie-'tgi- Fowlee Hit*!
Mr. I'nwli-r" mo;iii-r \lrs \'d Fow
let*. Joft ‘ We.ltii-- it.:v I -r their Jumn
m" NewtlUI V I 1 M 1-s.
Mr a,ol M * 1 1II S'a'ihcs ami
ni.ill sun li i’>
' -itie-day for it
it u il |i '! i *-1,111 ' — innthi r a:
\ * . ii, S <' , in -. -I her |milll
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lo t in in in Wneg
i 't \\i-di.e-d.i' ; oi Ilii-ii Ici'ii* in
' n -Inn y. Alii
i i .oh ra'd • mti ie.-t is hi .'ig
,-i.mi n. 'in i'i" of ii puhlii !i
In •■P'>. I -u i » d -v the I,al».* M 11
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At
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ami a d mi'll' u of live dollar.
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' hostesses
Wight* ond Miv. -I li Bum
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Mrs. ti. Irv ing I ..ii. 1.-. Mi
l: :
“ |)enu tiestc” . proilut <>,l ‘‘Sorrell o.'t g id Tltmpa, |or the pn-l wed.
Ami Son" us his first independent returning .Thursday,
This sysidienle handles gamhling,
Miiughun has nut yet gol his
pioiluciion I'm I'nitetl Artists iv- |,:,ke Mary was hoitoYetl Tiiesilny
vice and liquor ami is said to ri- -ide t get hi r. hut It is expecteilAc
leas * I lie *'•>.-t ip1h i'es II I^U ni
venimr hythepresence
of. M i
eive ‘mutually $7fi,(iOO,OOU.
w ill he aide tn tiike mil n very
ner, Nil Ai*lh>r. N'ormun Jrevtr,
Bryan Owen, who was the
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The piulli side, until quite ri-i-ent t.tr»ng tram, and the njatcli should
!,.,w a s emtrolled in part hy A ld e r ! tie of exceptional interest (n Am
man Titus llafln and his alleged ei can g-'Lfcis.
nmlerlings, since indicted hy the
|1( August the British Walker
• Jet-id grand .jury mi n u m c i o u - ;,
Team, yet In he i lm en, w ill
■•minis charging '.iolntmn o f tin ;,„u for New Y< rk. **
*
\
11 Jiihilion law. .
r In \i,"lV of the fact that, the Ann
Smaller iTdilicians
,u;,-aii Amateur ChaiMplntlBhip fnlls |
The north"* t Aide has still an nil September Id. many o f the Br F
otlii'i group. hemh>pf'.v Bill.' Skill psh Walker Cup team are expected
pi pro mid Beroev Bert -ell. fnlTikU'" to stay over and compete.
11 itiiiint pidi: o tans.
In addition to those . enumerated
.More than lifi h*%
mhs have heen above. If. R. Burton, a well known
••.plodci! ui I'In. ago, ilirected as a old University player, will make i
menus of terr*rism, at the li*»mes tour . f \aiertea and Canada ae
.ti p.tliu. ians, heer harim*, Inhni u.ni)ianieit hy his father, another
h* ids an I others.
well knnv.'ii player. Burton has en
Six i tins,. Ii.uuhs well' ilirected tered for both the American Open
.ii proi intuit ei!' |v*litii-.iaii-: and and Amateur Championships.
..in' i-a.list United Stales Seiiat ir
i 'mi!,-- S It-'iiei i% "Ho heads a ! — SOU m ajor rotilwi o s. the laivi*st,ol
ii.i.i i i-ditieal party hei.
vvhii h wns the hlasliug o f a mail
Th-t. limp. !»'t-u more Ilian l.
li 11 >.t hnii' on
v .e-l of Ai
1'lmt -dav .
teio In-r of
M
1 Ucille ladiol
: lie >1d ink) li Ii c tmb - eiitei tniin-d
Iti-1 pupils .d Fviiipdide I'iil-k oil
d r.li'v iiim pillg with ii pit iii>
an. e r g built M*'*-’ Niigmiii Calm
. 1 , 1* a, her
o f the
Isl
and
P ers o n a ls
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ll
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New Colors Honan
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Silk
Y o l l o " ' , 111uo, O r c h i d .
P in k ,
G r e y m id W h i t e .
S o ft fin
ished.
i ;
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ob
1 fug
$ 1 .5 0 yd.
r v\ej
.? Ik*
Figured Pongee
‘c i\bU
Liitht G r o u n d * ,'' fast
colof.Plniu c o l o r s t o m a t c h .
g* M
I* *"'
r
r
nu
V.
$ 2 .0 0 yd.
* e. Cli.
Tl
I
New Ruff Crepes
P.j
fill - il k , 3 0 i n i ' h / v i d c .
I.i s l i t s h in ie s , h e a v y w e i g h t f o r
Spoi l D resses.
i
ir
r
$2.25 yd.
it *
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-*-'r
1,
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T la t'o have been lllinut nu equal j
a IIP,"in o f liurgluries.
-*T
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t NkI
Scarfs
in lliv s p r i n g
iU H 'k 'v c n r ,,
, f a m i l y , th e n * is n o t l p n g
ttnuH' fa vorer! thftB*--thc
- ilk s c a r f , ^\* h a v e t h e m
p ried ! fro m
r. -.v
.75 lo $6.00
'- . i t
Iland Made
Hatidkerchie fs
I’. c ji ii li lu l past cl
shades
Face tr im m e d and hand
em b roid ered , each
t•>
VV •
wl.
t+ ( .
65^ and $1.00
P R IN C E S S
i4
-4 l.
train, tin* thievi-s ob ta in 'd Sl-'t-’t.
(ipl) in dish, Tlk" aii'ii were later
arrested -hv t,'!qral agents, haw
- ever The-i* rohTe-iie-. do not lip
[elude p e l l v thievery mu' pocket
pi. I illg hill niilx those 1 olihel ii'lii.ldlv e-.i-euli'd by foju e.
..! . ei.mini led ail eg” hutd ••!'
There have I een no i-xe. alioiis a*
I -du.v ii' Ieru Ui ( -l her pupil-, a! piiiiishmi't l for murder, iiltlmugh
i o . l|""l ll"U->
I'i Aliliiuti- Rollg'-lli is le-vv III ilk
i - F.nier on Hltiruitd ihi- "''-l i ’ .-omilj jail awaiting his death mi |
li.in a bn m e - tup I" New I Ug tie gnITovv. Apiil LI l"i tile ndtl
t : I' *•.
di-i o f a young gnl i>\ a 1 1 imiiail
M■ ini 'le - * arl jRyipd'i ' r and j 1 peiatlou and the niurdei o hi 1
, | I'I, oil ! I I I .'In ftyil’ : "V id* 1
uewlv Ion U ehitd
K I to utei'd i to umiiii-r.
Slot Machine**
Tin- iegti'ni mo'iiMy 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 !' •'
Male than d.llllU slot m.nliines.
• , Cl .tiipl'« 1 . * ninp 1 . e w a* in-id tin- pettiest form ,.| mule: ini' >i innd
Clun i' * ■ of I '"IMliieri e clu ldicn 's money, have l - i n plipu-d
I », with
BiiiliLog mi \l.." in * ..A
in ail iiutageou* spots iti the city
1 In
Bn
a
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Iii ii>111 ■ (it*. u*i Hi l> sI m» . cliiin
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III, In’ S "..■o' 1.' In, lh, < hum
mu Ill i." ,"bl iiig money nil Mil ll II
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I , Mine uli I 1 *
In up i alv
,1 1 ■ 1 1 mug unde■1 ( ■', ., 11- (11 s' - *
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TTi • mi" *•( i , l '1 llu* 1 bi.lin* 1
s o t u li " - " pi ■»v *-.| 11 ni"., 1 :ij iv nidi
Nni ;i lull liimum body I- ~ .1.
ivcen*i'*ii. AL- F 11\..I’ u in- ;i i-t
od hv Mi.-, hi lie I lly .illume w r*' in
.•harire. Idle •m m iii pn- '••! quul.lv
,t (p i t...... and 1 on! i'i*! ■ Im l"" me
which I,,. Itiiirhi" wore served amt
j llu p.p'Oi'V.I tart ed
er t•• t •*>
pin at > 1 , .in 111 if 11 -t l «, I’ll I* ha *e povv
W ! ..Ill W
1 " 1 e . -Il
Symcs will (.fit. ii.iipi a l.i.dri
j. ,• , j .
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W nill,'.i
W* f*
. did ti clock at ita A a. In i lul. ..
•dine .Mrs. Fdtia K.twI, r
vt t I I I N(. I'( 1 ST I’ O M I*
<1. I. A. meet n< ' :n o
1
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t, - !.,i
nu . l ing ot
1hi
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( Is -pelidiag ii IHw w el. - ' 1. lei i c f - '
! h 11*m I n * . 1! II i Hnu,;,. . 1 ii. it 1 la- Bnmii.a |oai 1 dloti
f 'ompany t ’om-ert.*’ at :: o
k ri i»i;t; Mi
\\ Me at 1ves iq ( ienrgui
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nthl '1 III t le Civile,I Fruit 1 ' " 111 -1111.'. With
f 'Imutiuiqua, f'onei-rt " \n-iolia In uni. Miaiiil.
pl( llav. I'i-iiii,
foil t~vbp. virw o' -l nil you! a i-nvv c ' 1 LiCI
Novelty Co.." and ie. iim KjCTTi" ,Mdilaj v \eail'Tiiv 11. \\ in 'i (1i;i>,
;
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F. I* Cn " and \ -i
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IBJton La .lone\A i S' at Iit , , pel • I tk- V. 1 " |. • I
d il.g I, , *1*Ij*-1
la I, •"* v 'lit ; I
I,lie- of 11 opil al snukv
til
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■h um Sjmuld'ng CL-, !•■ > II ui*>, I M k \\ dli.
in i a* d w il'c, id I *.i.V11 Ii.i Ia .1
TOD A V
with .Mis. J. A Strange.
\\. hingteft.
Fred TTkiinp-iut in
THU if SHAY
Mi
(.,. >rge * aiadeii * ollg'-l
.linltfe and .'ll'-. W alia* *- Wtiglll
» I '•ncert. ''.tfi'lInpnlil in Singiu •
who Ita.- I. ru i-M ells i vel '■ 1 III e*' " T il K CIONLLIt S( (it I"
i>-1 -. 1Jie I Ion.o Sumlaj find' l ampa
1 \ s ! i t ; -i ( . 1 . 1 : 1 \ 1 i :\ J t n l i *
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past a* ok
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1 1 |- 1 |1 .. ai 1 . i n, .a, ’ le , h oli 1 ti
■i dp u the meet Illg ot III- lot!
*'hnuiiiui|uu,
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.lav for )u- km o ill 1 ikI.do 1110
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1 ’ hr 1 1.11 > 011 , 1. *
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L It.., Ukki.
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Ciitt the Hank Covers ('tab id tt.TU
Ullld -I'm t *h‘ - ''
’i lie ji.et,.! . t's lll> 1 til li» * hill II
1 »ith
v lo- piiieol* 'L and Alt
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r-ud 11 Ih gti is M 1*i i■lid \l 1
•te'oek at lii'i-dm in*' Til Oak Avr and mot i,- t t,. M1 • " ,1
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Sanford SI frill e <'iith will y iv c a in d
H iioi'iaakei.
The :t11 ill,,, 11 llool- Wei.
hull ill Hotel ( ill'll-t Lake at :* UP no ir |y ,-pi-nt a 11 It e. io' o ol ol
AL
mid Mi
L, - Ik- Mill and
->es Mildred and ' » •' 'me
o'clock.
kind.- iiftei w]u !. : I:
• nd 101
.•mull daughter Isuit'se of *nintido Iiiiyt* who are Hlletuhne .........’
•Men's Chih of Holy ('i*i’ s Fpis- La’ ti-I' eggs .Vi. - f* a* •
'I ! -I *-111 tin* wick end 11 Saatoiii ns .1 ! M ' 1.gust me speot tin week*
"■pal CllUlch will meet at 7 dll* l .Idea egg vva, found lo I1' I'-tb
llu- guest- of Mi. Hill'- motliii
ii.| in Sanford a- tin- gae t- <*l
" ’‘ lock at tlu> I’iiii-li lloliM-.
Chan-e, while Di Inin * o *(' " a Mi
Lmest Krupp.
then iituii Mi- In u ll. Miller.
tin- lorlunate t.ne in 1 r ime Ut*
f 'huutuuqua. " f h . Faul.h - La
poi -"nation oiitertaiiiuieut at :,.;u slivm * gg*. Master Jad. W il.*.in
Mr. and M i . Fiaaklm I laid
Mr "ini Mis. A ml lew B Mu*
" ‘('•nek.
found tin- most eggs, wii'iutig t!o 1
iiwiiy and liahy id (lihuido writ honey ai *1 tainii^ 1 .,ton *1 *•* I *a> ■
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the W'l-k-einl cue-I- id Mr-i Haul toiia lieu* h Sumlav vvla-i*- they
■lid salo|k idii> vvere -el Veil •.,! 01
(I lav | at h:()(> I'lfui’k,
a w a y - ■(nuvats .Mi, and Mrs •pent tin* day.
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Ihirr. .1 Wilson
• l'UUtan<|Uii. Cone* it. Ca-S'id ■listed !'\ 'I t-. Frank Mail 1 Air Me.-. \V. -L Wi'iinan ot * alter?*
K Keekfy ami-Mr.-. I.. M Ma 1 "Ueert Cuinpaiiy at
ai ,, , t.a k.
I'll" Suites "I H lille- (' lv spent ville, tin., t- vi-ilikg h.oy as llie
' hautauqiia, ( asl'itnl Concert'Co r hall.
■lo- vv *'k end ik Sanford 11s lire gue. t. o! her sister Mrs.
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1,,;‘l lecture "Tin- Old Ti.vvn in a
glii-st « f friends.
Shoemaker.
» Ml IH II ClItCLH ML I IS
N<« World. ( Iiiirlrs H I'lattcii
hlllg,
Mr. imil Mrs II J
HolL Sr.
Dr. itnd .'Jr-. A. W. Km x re
The Jeoiiy Spaulding Citil-1 o'
pent Sninlav al'l-.tnlls " i lk Ur,
t-mu'll home Sat in day fimn Ju<‘k1 he I 11 -I IEiar t . •I ' Turn II In lii*'
m a n y c a b t i k s p l \n m : d
•miivilU' wlime they accnmpunied and Mis Itnheil L Holly J*.
to, ill.11 aieetmg.
W edta s/lav il
Dr. and Mis. W llinui Knox who
VYiJIiiuu Roaqili **l Miaou a - t a
I he calendar for thy* IV l.i-nlep termin'' at the liiuiie o f Mi: v\ , ' hnvv been tiled guests ai d wen
s ta -,n (k full ,,f ,|,;|jghtTnl soei::1 ley Stoiidi'iuniro. The devotional i-a route to tlu-ii Inline in Canada.
lent at
University o f Florida,
-pwjit the week-end wiih 11 it ml*
d'faiir, ,,f t,R kind’ , including 1 w r riji'i were emluiti-d hv it*'
( donres, bridge parties, teas mid JYjiinu:m Mr*. .Stnudi'iinijre at l • Mr?. J. F. Fhi'k" *,f Hiiytincs '• ■here.
*
o!her-pleasant forma of diversion the meeting opened with Ih*’ *'u v siting here as the guest of hei
'.
Orlando
Mrs. II.
Ailisoii of
Jpid one event o f special interest le song. "Jesus Savior Pilot
daughter Mm. RulieiT C. Tlmisht-r
aeiuinipunied on the piiino hv 'li
Monday *'■:
-pent tin- day here
will !"• die « yen ing Bub-i-riptiai*
■at her home in F..!gevvooi'.
Fiiuline Slmuieutniie. After a dmit
ills iflej- s.
• bridge party to lie given Tuesday
sersiotl, the Bihle study elm - via
, e Veiling AprU 17 ut h:0U o’eloek at
I Mr. und Mrs. (iemgi* Mi- C hMo,-)
led hv .Mrs, John D. AbrahamDr. J- U. Davii h»s 1, turned* li
the WomnitVClub for thy tu-neflt The next meeting will he held ** II f Orlando spent Sumlav in San
Sanford after an absence of never.
fill'd as the guest - of Mi-. Me Cull
of the building fund of the dub.
•he Inure **t Mrs. *1- A. Strang.......
al fours, lie will resume1 in op*
nch’a sister Mm. B. F. Whitner.
The iKjstcsaej for tfcr evening will
Hole! Arrivals
"lid
j
IVlonday-Tuesday
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M'-
He_ Mrs. Braxton I,. I’etkins. Mm*.
‘ Davfd'CHldwdll nifl Mrs. W. A.
l 1 ittAJi. Many i-lahoi iitc (dans hu.Ve
l*ven made fnj- this* afattr -vviiigh
promises to lie -one *d‘ tii large I
of the Reason. Those wishing to
make reservutkdis (ire asked to tel*
I ejihone either’ Mrs. Per kins or Mrs
Myrtle Avenue.
ticnl practieu here. .
•
Mr, ami Mr.".. Felt tier o f Om-eo
Yi»s« J. N. Rolwmj ii*iil Mr*
la, U !*t ns guetts luvt week **a the
lai'ii-t boat "Shanifoek."
Dr. a i . l , Ilow nnl (Berlin mtiion-d to Orltui
AJis. Raymond
Ditmars and d*i. Sunday where t i n y upended
•!aughter*of Scnrsdale, .N. Y. ati the. Latter Services ‘ at St. Luke's
'ailuitrul. . Mr. Hairy T. Shrivel- o f West Ur
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tirge. N. J.
Bev7
A.
K.
Peek; relumed Imnt'
t Caldwell. ,1 I
|)i DHtnura is Curqtar o f (in Monday after spending the week
Itrhhx /-*'°’ ,'gieaPGar'dens o f New end jn Ortandn a* 'the guest of the,
•H ani— LYi t Mi uT'Kostlii spent
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York City, and with his family ali i \j'ty IWV. (iillium. He officiulyti at
the day here Supduy a? the gue it
Mr. und .'fra. J. N. Uoboon Jr„ Mr. Shriver had just returned from (wo services at SI. I^ikths Catheo f hi? »!*ter Mrs. David I*. Thru?fr
iveie vi*Uor» in Orlando, Sundgy a trlji to tientral America, wheiudiul on Lastei
cr.
John ii. Jj#nnj*rdi and Fred !I
Wilton ri'tumrd lionie Sumiay «yv
n ag fiony Tunipn where' tin y at
tended the Bar Association meet
ing. *
. . . .
afternoon.
Mr. and .Mil . Alehin Betts at-,
tended the Lanier Service* at St
Lake's cathedral a! Orlando, Sun-
.cr.-*
New Purses For
*n;.V to
Ladies
Dependable
L ig h t colors.
P o u c h ah(l U n
derarm
^Lvles.
A llig a tor,
S n a k e - s k i n a n d P in Setil a r e
u s e d in n e w a n d i n t e r e s t i n g
We luive been tried and
tested
oil!’ past repu
tation is your guarantee
of j»ood service Rood
work and fair treat
ment.
w ays.
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$3.50 and $5.00
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Spring Frocks
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New lacecs, Flowers,
ornaments and •*
Spring and summer
dresses of delicate niatenals will receive con
scientious and careful
attention if sent to us
. . . . your most valued
and nicest garments are
safe with Laney.
Buckles.
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Our Advice
Laney Dry Cleaning Co.
“Sanford’s Leading Cleaners"
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l :d iv e r s it y A n d O pp osed T o
A n y C a t Ih A p p r o p r ia tio n s
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ORLANDO, Florida. Apr. Jb “ 1
am not instructing myself fop- u
poasihle Democratic Presidential
nominee" declared W. M. Glenn,
who ia randi^i(e for delegate to
the National Democratic Conven
tion from the Fourth Congressional
District of Florida. “ To do so." he
continued, “ would be contrary _tn
the action of the Florida Democrat
ic Executive Committee, which de
cided at FcruitmllttH in .lammry
Unit Uie -Horrrfa drletrution to
Houston should go uninstrueted.
Therefore, ns l staled curly in_ Feb
ruary. 1 am for Hie best interests
or the Democratic' Party and tkc
peopje iif Florida."
W. M. Glenn has neen editor and
publisher of the Orlando Morning
Sentinel for fourteen years, lie is
also a pa«t-prv*ident tlf the, Floiidn
Pica's Association, nm| the Assoc
iated Press Club of Florida.
;l<
ntr 1..|-iii. .i
tail for Celts."
“ If you dt'U t "a id to bear lie
facts you don't have to listen."
turned Mr. Carson. To u Inch ih>*
voice replied. "I am listening n*
C’u le r y
1 ...1. on' t x ' • inpinra
GENERAL BUSINESS CONDITIONS
From the M onthly Bank Letter for M atch Issued b y T he National C ity Bank o fJ N cw ^ ork
WASHINGTON, Apr.
1 1NS>
— Hope rm enact men l of coal
USlNKSS made further gains
during February but the situalegislation at this session {iriictfcalli,ui continues irregular with
!y vanished today. Under an agree
; junspects ior the future cutiflued.
ment reached today. the senate * ^ number oi important lines of
coal committee, which resumed its faliifxtry »ttch as inm aim ■*>*•'• and
I am,,mobile maiiufarturtnj: have inn
striko investiguthm after a ten- a .substantial ucovery from aiie De-
B
day recess, plans to examine two ccmbcr January low pjinG^-but *t.i.s*
witnesses daily through May 21). ing business as a whole the gams
have not h.*rn broau' ctmugii'to carty
Congressional leaders expect an general conviction and a prevalent
i wfjotmupent .by May It), This | attitude still is one of umVnainiy
as to luiw lunch o ( the recent im
would put nail bills over until provement can be counted oil as
next fall.
permanent.------ ,----------------------—- —
Hum,, coinniltlee members indi
The fact of its being a presiden
cated, however. they might intro- tial year with the usual political in
dtiee eoul
regulatory
mensures vestigations oi business and charges
ami ( mutter charges about prosper
while the hearings are running in ity. tends io keep business in a .state
an eir>irt to lay Hu* ground work
uncertainty and may be a restrain
for legislation next year. On Ir*- ing factor, even though no seriously
.Italf o f southern West Virginia disturbing economic issues hang up
apdrutors, ex-Senutor Istnnley (D) on the election. A re-examination of
basic factors (ails to reveal any
o f Kctitinky resumed his at luck
fitnil.imeiit.il reasons why we should
today on the commit lee's power not rxpect at least art average
to compel the operators in .sub amount
good business during the
mit production and selliii ' rusts, the vrar. One of the most reassur
“ Congress as no power »*. *1 dele ing factors at present is the good be
gated to it l,y the stales," he pithi. ginning made mi the new year by
"Congress
was pevet given the Uu- building industry.
power to eotnpel a man to It 11 all
of Ids private business."
Mrs. Lindbergh YVill
He Guest Of Ontario
One of the features of the present
itti.itiun wiin lTi* causing concern is
situation
the amount of 'unemployment. For
siuinlilnc it has been evident that
the surplus i I workers was'Ktjd*
rally fn.-tca
’. but only rccent y
,1., jig* j.itu.ii at become Mtftiiictttly
seriotts I,, (oiuiiiaud ggmral altriiIion. With til si alp slump m in
dustry at tiie tlu^g.s'1 hist j-.-iur*.cmployihciii ha I'.ca a_au aind.-botn
federal bud >i - l..!» >r dvpailment
reports ftfllicatp llio b-'.el of^active
lactory - |ai,oi io D , cii,i,er- nud
jauitarv to h i. ■ Jn-cti the bpve.'t
- illst-. it.'Jl___J iu.v (leciea.c iu em
ploy incut app> -.r> to I* - p irily-thc
result of the curtailment of produc
tion last year and partis the ctmmlativc ctfect of rcimomiis in the use
oi labor which inuii.-try lias licru
instituting during recent years.
While temporarily the substitution
of machinery for man power may
involve hardships, ultimately the intreascd efbeiemy resulting llieretr.un redound- to the benefit of the
rntbe community, including labor,
in higher w.iers, enlarged consum
ing power and sustained employ
ment and prosperity."
Trend of motley during coming
months promises \o be governed
U tS IU N G T O N . A p r. i>.
i INS)
\TI. k.N'T \
plain-. Mr-. I itoll<1■i | b w a - a. , iim
lie W i ■ m <■•
-v g
P lined by ’Mi • Minnie D a w : on, ;i ‘ her |ial ell 11.
telhiw tern hec nI ( i
Tei liiib .il
She hail been ill nliiv
few days, t to n > .1
i<
High Schoiil. Ill'i, V. I u i ’ ), ih'l I tl I •I'ld ail *1'ii ml re.-l il at ion wa i e
tie do h t
I •• le.cnt flic I, t In lee toll to |tie
lie .
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came de ptwate, .Mi - Moftetl in- 1 the I pba, ,
|..t, ;,i '|*.,j
(d ll I\ won the annual g*df inedaj
""I . Mi I III,II,l IS! h Will l i f t ' of the sups of (be American l!e\
Ilul l I,,1I. u villltl'i lie.II Illlllllilill ,
I* I
••hit mo for a put riot ii ' s.-ay. ami i*T
Wile Ii’ -III ii (s M'U'llll Iel il t II
I MU I H
wu popular aiming her
, Imoi
'•••I mini Id m .ilrn .i]
* , I, lerellce
In inblilioii in «|i,.
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■Anolh^'r liomh (iocs
Oil' In “Windv City”
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A c c o i d i n g to estjuintes made
e xpri is flu* Spinx inf c g y p i i..,i|
DENIES I'ETITIIlN
b<* placed
on
T ra v e le r's
p,.-;,
while
the
Unit
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Switzerland, could nhl lie seen wuti
G m . I.en Small today denied the
’ he naked e y e - i f
placed
in tli
V|e <K tl.NSl
■pelilioll fo r si l ep rie v e fei l "lid'll
rolell o f t,he general's olhn'w
> h i' mil ,'iitiuhile
Hirger, ftenleticed In Ate n\ Ih *.t"i
The si/I* (if (.III* UtSUIUlain 1 1 ( 1 l|,
I n sleek,* i f pal
I: t a nee frnin which the x i, . >
*1- riduy fo r tin* inuriii r o f Jm
ct iv. n el i eel here
t,< e. jllesl lian
fig ure
i,
Adums, m a yor , i \Vi»i l , r . .
v.'
M i , 11,-;
waoikes ii virtually - iiupos-il,|i
•I wl;
I 11. Il i ' oil!
, m u te ly ju d g e tin1 size . I 1 ),
lillhollil plugin* I- SI dt ese i e|
h , , l
d Hilo a i
nixing without clim b in g the ; lull'
’ imt i iiiiale- ami I,.,m g wi, den stairw ay which imw
' " ‘ 'it.
i u *i. re, ii -.mi
, * I -1 solid modern lime. 1
pel i[oil>1^* tip the Wile d f .1lie hue
Id count lie
■a io lieiily b u y problem n
I»h k .
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^ '" k h j * 'n v a iiu m U
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Fnrisirta gjrh.- nr- new we:nt'tjr
to iiii.tog and
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if «Ii-1.i l
u p c no e o their I,it*-I .
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vsttiillx. and jot I m <%*-.. .i nt Ii-. h - ti
firs xx llile*
Serx r x erv r.dil xxdh
*t'ft cu «lird or plain x reairi.
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Appreciate Lucky Strike”
Says George M* Cohan,
lo n
I ' II
lull
America’s Stage Favorite
\fsMI V >
"Qnnrf old Luckies! W e 'v e hccu lulls (nr years. A m i
lilu: mi nhl frictul they treat me teed. N o irritatinn la m y thrnat am i tinenu^hin^. A m i I ali/ilc*
eiatc L ucky Strike — f/tc full body tob a cco teit/t
flu1 (ousted flavor-thuCs been the sam e .since d u ic ,
dety w e m et.”
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h . *• , '•jtf* J rv-r *
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lliirraji 11J Afelfi* lilt Ural E»onomirs
iii-operul ing
xxiili
the
l lnridu State lliireau nl .Mar
kets.— R. K. Gorhiii,
luual Represciilatixe
■at
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M arkets
The S a n ti'id billings fo r Sutnitty wel'e m* follow s II I'oloiuac
aids. 2 Fluty nee, I each Itiimingiiii, Citiciunali. Lnuisville, M*>nt
uncry, IV tci »bm y., I’ lolsob Ipbiu.
id I'iU sImigh
During t)ie past If* h » u i - I I "
Is httvv passed I‘**1•*m•i»> ' sirds
,d (,'ineinuuti on the xxnx to ilnii
till destimitInn.- C! were headed
ir N. V. pushing I'nloimii ' m d *
i Sunday, and 7 fi 'u o I'hilmlel
Ilia: III for New V o lk xxltiell pass
, Monday, ii Ibiston' and 2 DhihiIphia. T he renuiining cats show
wide distribution m'er tin* I . S
d Canada.
file re was a firm tone t o 'the f
Ii. .llluillet toWlirds tile (lid ol
l xveek; while th ere was lit tie
iiigy in price llie demand seemed
he i m p r o v i n g . and wan grudualithifliiig fr o m the small to the
g c r nixe«. H wu*
no
longer
cusury to discount 4,s to tin* e x
it tbut they hud been discountwhile H's and 10's were harder
rfiuve. Prem ium s w e ie paid for
or.'*'*tZP. Most sales w e i e made
the $2.0t) busis fo r 4-K with some
high i s $2.2.1; IPs' und Ill’s and
asiunully I und h's were disn tfd .
'eleg ra p h lc le p o rt from Philu•hia indicates that the supplies
niodi*raiv (his morning. De
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k * i i ' DU i i
11 f i j 1‘ Mii
Office
xxIc Ill's in.lux sulislieil pniicots j,, ,m,l around Sanford. Have
tin docliii li -I Kigi e>e-» noil |il mu xxii), glsi-ser. lor poor vision
ol lo uilni lie nl oil e c.
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Optical
Opened I»y Former Uisidenf, (
Dr. J, ( ’. Davis
1)1 i ' ION
U \ 'll
X .. 1 ,1
New
V
ml m*** |,
1* i lejr
*.ilil the v11.*,•(| p"ai lies
and o .ik f..r n few tr.iuut
Cool
T here xx'ei'e twenty cai's I'dleil
rom tin* S a n f o r d ' and O void .• SeriuIIk S a ii m la y and II h u m Mnnueo Section milking the total for
he slate .11. Culif. slopped 1^ cars,
hirh brought te D. S. total t "
'.t. There weri A'i’i . a t * -hi|i|K*u
mu the Sunford Sect ion last vvoclC"
gainst 472 the )necveiling week
ir the cot ix-spolldlng xveek a year
go Sun ford shipped 402 m i s .
(Firtjtinued from piigo l }
of Dover; Dulewurt, Govciimr .V;tr
|largely by the evtrrit-of business re- tin; o f T'tOilds. wax rc.irvetiU*.:
ivival and by fgilrral reserve policy.
Evidence of a sbglilly belter com- Cot. T. .1.'Aliployurd, o f '(alhilm'
iucrci.il demand in FYbruary ap< cr‘, Fla., M a jo r xlcnvra", oomlusinil
pcaicd in a moderate expansion of iiig the Florida diviSictn o f the t
member bank coiimtervial loans to
’. V.
G o v e rn o r •Ruhlrid,.*..
levels a[iproximate5y one hundred
million dollars hi^tee than a year iilsilm, was. lyprcscnU'd l.y VVm,i0..
ago, which, should it prove to be a John W . Snook, o f (he .Ulsinia ’
jorrrimner of an increased currency (‘( iiilentfnry; Govi prior Ihll,, •■Vrdemand, would actcas an influence .MiHM.‘ >ippt„ \vn* renaifc-ntwl'-by-J
in support of rates. I'Flic attitude of •Mis. Mat y Soutliworth Kimhrmigi, ,
the Reserve banks/^ moreover, ap- >f GiccnUoml* plir-., MitHMiikuni
parf*iltty ts opposed to further ex* 'J. D.
member; Governor
p.iu.-inn of rredit for the tunc being ■hie, o f Maryland, wa* teprc-Tiito.p
at least and though the Reserve au i.v Adjutant Genernl Milton \
thorities in recent weeks have not
trsed their open market operations teckford. o f iJaltinuire; Gm. i , r
to tighten money, relying appar .laker, of Missouri, was repte .tit
ently on seasonal inlltieiiccs to ac d by Captain .1. II.’ pin ter, of .lm.
complish the same result, tto ground or.-oti City, Mo., id the Missi, i
exists for a belief that thry have ■'ublie Service Coniniission; t;,,v,.
abandoned their recently adopted
*r M oore, o f N ew J ersey , v.a
tinner money policy.
epre.-ented by Colonel Alexamk"
Total railroad financing in Anier- llityard.
ira last year fell just short of the
"u te .cr.rvirg, i'roni, the top of
billion-dotlar level, the share of total General 1-peV head to the btiufs u,'
rotmnon stock financing, at $174,- fn iveler,■hi* Imrse, wilt men n,
000.000, while a gain, still, being re Mill feet, while from tilt: til
.... litnse’s
1____ * .ears
.... to
... I.S.^7?:,
his (ail iul!
garded as "loo low for the mainten lie
ance by thr carriers in general of nensnre ITn feet. It would .
a sound financvl structure.
ITit* side o f si City building a lib
lx :* . 1:» 1.1
. ..IM u. ad
i f ui
wi
t. L tl*
it!
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i.iuui. ,
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Political Harficciit
(iets Postponcmenl' ! 1 ! . J . all .la 1,(>'
Until Tonl.Ii 01* Ma\ i i " .M.-11.**1 I*, ifi, 11 c
>1
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ELITE GATHERS
FOR UNVEILING
STATUE
OF•. LEE
•
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Efforts To Save Life
Man Sailers Stroke Of Girl Poves Futile While Operating Car
»•
(.••'ing •on r<
Effmi
<if
the
fin*
deparlnierii’
i
DKTRtH T.
Vpr.
It. i IN'S) —
w In ii I
ill"**
.'Irs
Kvgngi'lim* I.
l.ilidbci gh. re.-cue sipnid and eight phy.sieinnul\
sfog
a
(!i
iiitithiT o f C ol, - Cliailes A . I. nil to .sin i tjie life of Klmibeth Mof
tnilll V. 11 u 1
h»‘i«Ti. took •;!; from Knnl Airport |
fell, 1'i year old duilgiiti I of
r.ililid
f i r Tor.MHo. Ont., to In*!
Reu
\dmii;il Willinm A Muffel'. . In* cur .
o f h- imr o f tin* Ontario IMi hit f
the naval air service prov )• like,] • , I.
*iti«»i1:1 1 A • »m iatont.
\ • in - ,
Corns M Mt Ihtor, o f 1 hr Ilull V1 ed lulile eai ly Im'ay win ii the ifil'l
. 'in 1lift t ‘.... puny.
p luted" tin- 1 died ef tuieiililnllia at t fie* Iionie of *. n dl i\ ii...
I ' k Hit
RIN ' 11N't'i *ummet* to w inter
lie. t i.1 1b* ■. .\TrI jit jell
' ;tup- ih mi i c item one
talked for an ....... .rom a truck i.o r
the main bu-iiess strert ;i%»«! h'- iminb'
J .■ i .oi i i pe., tc*, and
r,.marks Wi re followed cl.....ly l > add etiKiitdi xx..iler to tin* juice lo
the crowd. A voice from the crowd lllsi.c I i , -ip
\dd ’ Ii
t.llllci n t e r r u p t e d tl*; s p e a k e r u -it li l l u i
tp.xr.n* * :,*.e •»!:.! e*xr Ir*.ii m omift
,w
Hope Of Enacting
Coal Legislation Is
Almost Vanished
K)ne o f A Thousand
Uses for Gingham
GAINESVILLE, Apr. U— Do*
during himself u friend of the Uni*
v c n d ty o f Florida and the Florida
State College for Women and nsserting hla unrelenting opposition
tn any plan to teduce the upprop
rlatiuns fo r either of the institu
tions, Jamcn ” M. Canton. Miami
candidate fnr governor, last night
spoke tu a croud that' jammed tin
Alachua county courthouse in this
•city.
■ Local political observers say il
was one of the largest attended
meetings held in this city during
the present campaign. All 'seats
T O S T A R T S E R V IC E
were filled some, time before Mr.
MIAMI, Fla.. Apr. U.— (IN'S)
Carson'began his address, and ’ ex
tra chairs were brought in to ac
Trans-Atlantic passenger service
commodate the crowd. Those were
between Miami and Germany will
filled rapidly and before the speak
Ih* inaugurated from this port May
er hnd finished hisjierliminaryrfv
:;o |,y the Ilnmbtirg-Amtriean line,
marks practically all «>t the stpfid
"Kugin.” The steamer will sail
ing room hnd been filled.
from Miami to Antwerp and Hutu
As Mr. Carson drove home his burg, stopping at French and Kug
points, taking issue with Calls on 1i?sli port s mi t he « a.i.
his opposition to the two slate in
Aliiel't W. Parlak. freight agent'
stitutions of higher learning and for the Jiny in' Miami, already lias
denouncing him f"r his slam! on negotiation* for tin* ‘-hipping of
race track gambling, .the crowd >'* large i|uantities of Morida pro
pcatcdly,yaiccd its approval with ducts. including citrus- fruits and
onthusinstie applause. "Tell Ytirn vegetables to European countries
bout CnJIfi" and “ We're with you" aboard tin* steamer.
were among the cries of enthu.-\ tllOlls.mil .mil lilt,' i , v . |i,| j-,i, 1, |„,
iaslic accord with the speakers re
w ill bccxploiti dilui iiiy ( .nigh.on U i-i'l
marks.
Apnl l | lo .'l, m .i wTUs ui l.i-tiion
slmws Ifimiiyjiolii I In* * omit i v l -uirTaking exception to remarks der
li.mi "ill lr“ shown in <1111.1111-, In,I
ogatory to tile Womens College and
1 vpi rails, l.i 1111 > —
I,.l11<’—
, -lip 1 miits , ,
the University of Florida to the
,,t *■<I a bundfcil 1,1 in........ .. ..
effect that there an* many obscene
lot Iniuseliold use a- will .is 1•1 ii ik , , .
books ip their libraries. Mr. I arson
( iikcinblcs, |,.i f.1,1•,, <<<—
imin's ,m<| <<n<li«
<o.lts. ( <re<lt >11 1<I, s h.i i . |, « 1 iii.i,*said. "A ll that smut Mr. Calls and
“ 1X'I'kIi.iiii |, |||| .1 1 ,xl. ,yi, ni'l III |I|
his friends talk about may be in
mi l hull III h.milling •1111 illy I l|i- p »f
those books. 1 don’t knqjy. I. am
’ > c o . and 1 I 1 rmyli.mi ynl 1 . , ., hi, , ,
not smut hound enough to limit il
min lit 1 own mi, i' iiiiHi .is imoi, r
“ If you cut everything that is
■ipplll.ll III I I" * 1 111■. .011 h lit r
filthy and suggestive what will you
the ni'w p.i).ini.i 1 11.1 min-, mu
(
u lm Ii, t 1Her I PitMiM'l l.i" I- - litM, *
do with your encyclopedias, with
If
ttl ltl.ii 1. .t tuI Vslilt# 1 tin k
your medical textbooks and your
L;111 1MIT1 t **fuiMHi tf Vi till nn* f•itir t 11^•
Jaw reports 7" the ^leaki-r asked
llkll 11111 ITT Hi* ,1III! I, iff Iti I lltxr
Sir. Carson quoted from a Men
♦»»hI imn*> .i 1 ♦ .|**'si^n*i| tinr ««fi)\ inf Mu*
lxfil<!iifl, tint ...........MM.III.Ill,* »T
"graphic ropy of a speech deliveied
iTtlitrin.il luiif *i* #*ti w J11) Ii h'll'rix 1 |,r
in Mnriunna by Catts, “ If Sidney
o* e.m tlip, .iftii tin
J. Cntt* rets in there lie is going
• bru-id .1 rut .i(|<ipit‘il L\ |',iIni P**t*li,
to put the appropriations hack
down to $.17.1,000 instead of one
million dollars, and weed out tlmse j
“ free love" teachers."
Mr, Carson spoke in the alt**i |
noon m ! Iigli Springs, uiiich has j
been described a- the “ strongest |
CatlH preeinr’ in tile state." 11“ 1
\nH
hi id n
Catta
lit wou
Oa ,t>.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY, APRIL 9. 1028
*1. 11 it* .1 Ik
INEUMONIA
Cult u ptiynin.ii, Ttisu lir(:in
“omeigrncy’’ tteaiiii.-iu u-itli
VICKS
▼
V a f >o R u b
Ot'mr 2 1 Alilfu'n J nrb UtrJ Yearly
T
I HOME KITCHEN
A tmannil laundry l<iC
“very
m o i iU r W Uie ril Hilly In oos .*/ ilis
mark* of ix x*.*!l ..rilcrist IiuiiitIiiiIiI
Mel w Ihui *»(**' a.- M(tm**tlvi* a* ibis
x«o l~- Iii.ib for v i little H> ten
•vtits. ilxen' is lm reu soil f**r not
lift* me I belli
The bag lllusl mtisl costs o IniiU
t lm ( It U in II'I r* otll Ilf ltd empty
floor !■i ,* lioughl from nlimsi an.
tinker
To remove lie* slaoiplog,
.sixer ilo* lakisl s|».ts vxlili Inr'l
Mink ibi’iii In kerosene _..xeringbi
Then xvnsli Uie bag out Hi tuk*"**a t iii
xvH1er A single s»iek. folilisl III lialf,
Is large euiuigli fur I lie ordinary
laundry bag for j . ’ rMUiiil use
Two
prolmbl.x xx III Is* mssleil If (be li t;; is
for linliM*liolil Ose. siicli ns sbeet.ninl inhlt* chillii*. This hog bn- wx
ernl g o o d f e n lu r o tt . Tlir lo)t is
i f
\
1A1
stitched elosisl. *xnh n lo'ildlns mid
n ihm * for runnlii; In o small rml or
nnrrow slnt of \*,»~k sin Ii ns are iii
window blinds
Tile s-dlisl nrliejes nr** put iii
1 I i 11?K a grf.it many vr.ir*
tliroiigb Do* slash in front ami uiUeii
i"!I In-, the tevtaurant will
out by undoing thr
Iml
hive ultjo.si mt ii cl y ukrn
trim '!*>»*• w on t
Is"
per- 1 the pi.ii r of ih- holm* kill lien m
workivi In er*
ttonnl cteioeiit
flsized by nielli poin.io I n " \x.is ,i -ljli iiH'til
working In IlieTiTff^fll^iHluls I In* recently inadt by Smator Royal S.
aides o f tin* bag, tin* tinfx mid tin* Cupilaud.^
slaslusl o|s nlng ure liouml In eolorxsl
Among lbs hearers Muiie froxviicu/
bids Lape.
some smiled, sonic seemed iifiilral.
Allotlu*r style laundry l*ag tin- tin* Rut llie group as a wtiolc rc.ilircd
iuoiuI ii|M‘idng ut lln* lop w III) a
that the puhhc interest iii nulliti.iu
dmx* string. Its unhpic feature, lioxrhad resulted in more scientific
•ter, lif an outside isvkef twelve nr
fiflis'h Inrtles deep
tills Is sill, tied methods of handling fond. The day
down ' In-_ttiltl* IIr* hi tla* front of the in long past when the mother of a
‘ bag ls-fi.it* It Is made, forming I wo large family h.nt to ■pend an hour
id slow, and
market dull. I l">“ keis, one f,.r baioUnT.*l.iefs mu
OKI DA,It) Inch crates were sel- ...........
f,,r
‘rl,l)* '**'
ii lot o f sorting * In n wash day
ut the following prices: Jl dor. comes union.! I.il.c ||n> oilier bug,
»—2.7.1, 4 foz. ; 2.2.1—.».0ii. t’.-rt It is mhde from a Ilnur sack. Isouwl
422i.V a.2r., Ill dor. 2..10 U "'b Wllb bias l i p e a I* I deixiniUsI with
sons* simple ■row stiidi or outline
f f ull sixes $4.7fi 2..10.
patfem.
i I«**..... *•'*»— — —
Ttiesc ling* will vx.-ar exeepljiiually
ages o f coal miners in r ime well amt can Is- lobbed us frequently
*ir.lft o f England are being r v as l|u* gnrilieuls tber are Uiilile U»
j tmt.L
d,
*f ■
r
R L^TA U nA N l
I
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t!
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Community Cooking Is Here
"Hi
or two of her precious morniug
lime shelling pt:,. II shr planned
loriiav’e that drbcioiis vegetable foj
luncheon. It is just as long since
the ut}* housewife lias Imuglit fruit
at exorbitant prices and canned it
hrm-it under the mistaken idea that
she was saving money.
No Trouble Now
^Today,
the iucrea^cvl emphasis
xxhuh is put on fruits and veirrt lidrs ut the diet would meet with
dubious response from llie house
wire if -he had to go through all
;'be tr'.iilde of preparing tile vege
tables m her own home. Instead,
.dl rhe has to do is to open a
can. pour out tile contents and br»t
>beio, and there is the food, pi< kr-H
at the moment of prune ripemss,
peeled hy mechanical means, and
then prepared in a liquid of exactly
the tight type, all ready to serve.
She should not throw away this
precious Iii) ii id with its valuable
mineral salts and vitamins, but
ininier it with the vegetable! a>
*!ie beats them.
\\ lien the housewife buys in the
market, she either has to take her
time to fiii'k out the fruit and vege
tables individually, or else she baa
to depend on the honesty of her
grocer.
When she buys' canned
foods she knows that she is buying
a standard, staple product
She
gets exactly what ahe orderjg
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The Cream of
the Tobacco
..*L"^ -
Crop
“ D iscrim ln a iin ji sm o k e rs k n o w th e
e x c e lle n c e o f L u c k y S trik e C ig a
rettes h y th eir • ' **' tive taste,
fla v or a m i la ck i/ i d .i ...icr-cffe cts.
W c b u y ers k n o w w h y L u ck y Strikes
possess these t ip a ria flv c qu a lities;
* b eca u se w c !",:ty th e ‘ C re a m o f th e
C r o p ’ fo r '.heir m a n u factu re*”
No Throat Irritation- No Cough.
01928, Th e American Tobacco Co., Inc.
C
• -£ u X t A n jQ
Tobacco Buyer
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THE SflflFOKP HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA,
fg a ffv m w w m .
PAGE FIVfc
MONDAY, APRIL 9,-1(123
x'.r ‘g'-t ■<v
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Governor Smith To / '
Present His Name , , ,
At Apri l Meeting
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!A
ALBANY. N 7’~ '* p r . r..— (INSj
H ulocd U Herat*
'ANT A RATES
|Terra*: Cm I Adreftee
(phone »dt.
patron* en
mediately rot
ime .
ITime*
|Times
Time relee
be received
(Hector eenl
ment.
10 c A line
8 c e line
7c e line
etpieei.
The reduced pa ere for
oneecutlve ins* is.
Six words of rage length
re counted a H
Minimum chei of 30c .for
krst insertion.
All ndwrtlaini restricted
> proper claesif on.
If nn ertcr la c The Sansrd Herald wil responsible
sr only one inept insertion,
he advertiser
subsequent
Jiscrtions. Tho to shotild bo
notified Immedi# In caso of
Irror.
TO ADVHSEUP
A
Herald [presenutivi
thoroughly farrf wUh rates
rules end e l a t i o n
will
rive you comjy ,nf°i7nation.
tnd if you wiwffY wiH assist
^,u in w o r d in g went ad
fo make it morftfM ve.
10*A Poultry and E rrs
BABV CHICKS
Selected stock delivered, \V. l e g
horns 100 $12. Heavy Mixed 100
$12. 11. Rocks and R. I. Reds 100
$15. 500 $70. Emerson Hntchery,
Hr^igksvHlc, Fla.
He Used His Head
to Get Ahead
40*Hl»Fwffirind Flowers
FOR SALE: 100,000 very fine
sweet potato plants: A. Robbins.
1007 W. First St.
Zinnia Hants: Burpee’s Giant,
25c per dor.. $2.00 per 100. Mix
ed or separate colors. II. F. Whit
tier, Jr. 420• Summm-Un Ave. Ft.
•Mellon. Rhone H82W.
from
"Ilent- you have a new position Ed—and
whnl Hill was saving, it's quite n step nheud."
"It suits nu» n lot bettor than my old one anyway."
"I'd like to ehniiRP, myself.
IS-—Apartment For-Renl
Hut 1 never seem to
a room furnished apartment. Con
veniences. First floor. 1101 Cor
ner Fifth and Palmetto.
bear of anything good being open."
THREE-ROOM furnished apart
ment, downstairs: all conven
iences, only two and one hnlf blocks j
from P. O. Phone 410.
”*
*
"That's the way it was with me, Tom—until I
»
APARTMENT FOR RENT. Mu
honey Apts. 1000 Park Ave. Wa
ter and garage furnished. Phone |
1HJ.
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BRITISHERS ^EEK
TO PRESENT FORD
WITH INVITATIONS
*
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began reading
Columns.
the
Sanford
Employment
And then it wasn’t long before 1 found just
what 1 wanted."
K.
Herald
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Announcemc
Modern
furnished
apartments.
Frigidaitc; Murphy steel kitch
^TRODUCING I'd Pure Pork en: Garage: excellent neighbor
nusuge. 117-Mffln Ave.
hood: rent very reasonable. Purl.
------*--------------- f------ — -----Apartments,* No. 5. Phone 818—.1.
(Political Announcements)
,
Political AnnnuncemetUH
-Liist and lid
rn ii s t a t u i.n iiis u T iiin :
I wish in ii niton in'* mV rnniRilaet
rim i ( i w r t n u :
Furnished
apartment.
Will
sell
fnt- On- Sint* l elxptlntiirs (Croup
fist: u silver Pin C’nl. Up*
I wish in atiitnunct* (lint l ton ti ;•
furniture. Reasonable. Box 7.— I'illiilt.lut"
( xio.l v. til u|>|trrr*atc »ii|ioolt In
for the affix'** nf Cull- On.
ward, lteturii Mf. A. Mem.
orlmnry in lie It•*•il tn Jaw*Sanford Herald.
still,le
lOstrlct
N-- t, Semltiul*
.
L. )'. MAHAN.
Iiioiic :i:i8 w. *
i-iiiltili, n .i lihi, hiitil ,1‘Istri. t ***uolirixitiK n . 1-0011 l*i e.-litct s N-i' m. 1.
[(1ST: Pocket-bnilth .titIt; for Nicely furnished apartments wild ■_*.
t. ?. fw.-'ir tv )-. fiiijt-ct t'>
rm i t ii\sT* iii ::
| Wj.|, i ., m in i.unci' Hint ' am
Hoick and Wiltyiighl ear. If
all modern conveniences. Phone the w ill -,f th e vol.i l •* in On- I •••m«.
eltlO e 1*1 lin in ' In lie h e h l nil -tlHM* J :, . n lllll'lllle fin* I lie n lf lc e nf t *•*(»Lind pleusc returjWighl Hros. 70. Call at 1118 Palmetto Ave.
!•1 11. \
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l'*‘J*l
I .I n l . i .
till
,1ii s 11.......... 1 th e
I ’eiicn
V-iiir s,ioim| t "111 in* a |i|ir»-i-l:i till, ( |,i, 1 1 i \*n. t. Si-intnnli- i'**unlv,
to. 1.
1 I' Ii•iit •l;i i. . ,i.| .instlcc nf llii- 1'eacB
l>. ( MliiJ SMITH
•I ROOMS: Furnished or unfurn
!• « '..iil|*ri--lllx: I'M ct hin I're ished. Reasonable. West 2nd St.
-A ulom ottH et
.1. I. T I«. n . A 13.
r||||>, N
the Ill-IllS'll.J.-l 1,1 III-' ll Isli.fl
Cnll kid .1 or OHO W.
r o ii ji s iit i: o r e i :ir r .
«»i-nitl.- 1'iiint.rr l* In- in-lit i.n June
DOP
I In-.i liv ntitlniini-i- toy eutulnlao „th. \ I* l!'3S.
f,.I M-.i-l-il Inn to till- nf flee of
fleasuro' ears nnd.ham trucks. Ifi— Houses For Kent
I "ill : |•111c-l.-t11* *-in - Miopol't.
j ustIt*i- - I tin* Pence nisirlot No. <•
ii :\ *\ I.STIUIKII-:.
Elm and 13th. S. Phone It.
llm
nm
h.
hl
Mils
nffi—
for
lo*nt
l>
TWO FURNISHED or unfurnished tw i, ' i-iti h until IIn* illstch-t wns
co n ji stii i: <H* i*i : s«t :
tODGlNS St COx' CO Auto
Ixiuses in very desirable location, miits*mI lilt., i In- l i-nrth lilsli lcl I
COIt 111Will It ’I* NO. c o l it
llfl-il In ushlog tin- ' "ti ls
radir*or ant* jdtnetal works. Ode n'vuilublti A)tri| 15 other May J ' 1
This
i-sto iini.ounee c ' enn.lhliic'
it snnpiirt nn inv |iri-vtinl1)7 French At millione 710-W. 15. F. H. Scruggs. Phone 7115 Mas 1111’ 11c.I ns ,t u- 11is- of tin* l,*-l'i,<* 1*0*1 , ■,i IM- 11........ Ilie I’ MCC. IM"l XI. 1
I eixhjecl tn the "III -it the
|,|,.,IW1. in\ In-si .nil.-avi.t s tn itite
onic Temple.
nil il..- |t.-o|tl« .< niiiii n- «!*.'•1 "ill. Ix. ui .. r;i Ile \..|,ia June Sill. San
HUPw-:».A>NS
|.,|.t.
............. ......... talk,*
justice t,* all iiii'l striyl jdl.t-r-n,'*' Milt >. hit,..I.nllli"
Sanford Autdle Co. ■■*
nml.
Mttimnllle
Phone Iii (lit* !u u •*.
5 room bonse furnished.
S|ifM.l*' (lint t*.,1,-et **IIV cnlie t ll IIt
w m *v i ; i j .
tIO
Ave Phone UI7. 81)5-W.Ilie In.' . it1—
1I id
ll . I, .m i | innuii-L an Inme-’
-liusines* .Set
l.ii-lin-- III,.- .iilmlni-11Inn fn ■
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t|,e n n il m. .titles*.n.enes*
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c. ni l.Ill' enllll.cl.il- "llii It.IS of.
BlANSFErx S<*rv|f nil kiods. 2 Acre lots on llivlij Highway
I't III.It* I \ *Cl*|t I CTIOV
I .,rn K ■' "fullilnle for re-election flee
■ Phone 570-W t||l)2 . G. E7.
•i )* II HtiNH'iN.
near Lake Monroe. .Fine Truck-, I,. |! a I.fflc. uf I-pet Oiten.leiit >.r
■hoi purvni;.
Ituhllc
Insrrtnll".
r**r
Seiinnol'
ing
land,
.mitsith*
rlty
limits.*
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.301 W. Prlmtiry. V..n, snpjn.rt *vtlt l.»- *.|*iii *. i iih t \o. r«n it
1 little ttilxe anil \little ii m m 'A.' Renuml. Phone. 100,
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1 make old lhing .4r by uae ol
T W LiW rilN
tm .1ii-t nr ul Peace *'! I't-iil.t Nn,
water Spar Yu nilLicxtuer junil 2fi—-Mlsccllur.eous For Sale
• -uhj, ct I" Hit- ,|i ci-ioli nl Hi,
,..i . i . in the In-mo.iatlc Pintuitv
hiamel. Sold bv ftirxl Paint A
-in iM ii.r : In he In ■! n|l Jlllll* ..III A 1* ll*JS.
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pall Paper _ ,,C!Rtunrt, Mgr- Ilour.eltnld Furniture. Cull 7 I I -I
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I tvielt t ** iLl.i.niin.'*- th st ) m i a
f l W. 1st LL
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-I.nilLitnt.- t.-r 1. -.■Ii-.tlnn tn th e of
iii in it strTi'-iis « r MaiiMHK
—Governor Alfred
E. Smith’s*
name wjll be formally presented to'
the nation as a* Democratic cnntli*
tint ; f r tin* Presidential nomlnntitii*. at a meeting o f the I). mart u
it Stat*.1 Committee, n New Yo k
on Apr. !7, under plans -qcrfei tx l'
today.This proreduie was decided nyi-m
, il *'
Del m i l M a g n a te R e fu s e s to
At lend .>iany S o cia l Ftinelio n s Hul VViH H rohnhly T i e ! " - n
I’^ w cfnjtlm K0 V-_
E n lerlaln eH Hy T h e I’ rin ce ' rn< r*
Georg** Olvany, b a l
er of Tammany Hull, and LlcuLONDON.
Apr. 7 .-(IN S > — t* nunt Governar Edwin Corning.
Henry Ford, whn came to Engbunl ehnireinn of the Democratic State
for a three weeks' visit that will Committee.
combine business and pleasure,
Govcrhor Smith will leave ear'y
was overwhelmed today with in next week for a two weeks vaca*
vitations to attend public and prl- tion nt Nashville, N.
and Judge
vutc sin ful affairs urn! to meet men Olvany will go to Florida tomorrow
of (iistintition in every walk nf for a ten-day* vneut’on.
life. He wishes to live ipnetly
The names of the eight delegates
while' in England and will decline at large to the Democratic Nat*
most of the invitations. It is un- imial Convention were agreed upon I
derstmul, however, that he will meet f t a conference in the executive
Prender Stanley Baldwin, and pus- chamber. They lire: Mayor James
si IiIy the Prince of Wales.
*1- Mullor. John \\ . Davis, nf New
Ford declared that business con•*'ra,lk D. Bomtevclt of Hyde
1TAM1NS in food are hire ' reason' for this is because vitamin tlillohs in the United States me { •,l **. Noi loan L. Mtiek of Btiffatii,
Iff the spark plux* m y.nir .*!•: a-'i'ts the led blood cells in abexcellent, lie declared that the Mrs. W. H. Goode of Itrooklyu,
automobile," said an author- *sot hint: it-'" from other foods.
■'list El xnbeth *Marbury-of New
( junr.l tomato juice is recont- only idle men are ‘‘those who don’t
ty recently. And so they are. They
.
,
. ,,
m il.. Mrs. Daniel O’ Day inf Weal*
help to get the result-, you "tint mrtidrd by |ih\siciaiis to be equally want to work."
.
I haveheanf ilImt *
hmVMrii; npflry Morgen*
from the food you eat, jusi us us crtieacioos as raw toniatoe^in there arc breadlmes
our large , hilu<
(lf ],tidies.s County, each
ittpplyitig
this
valuable
vitamin
E.
the spark plugs enable you to utilise
eito’s,
lint
I
guarantee
then*
Is*
th,-ie
delegates
will have
Vitamins A. It and C ire also con
the gasoline rffeciivety.
not one," be said.
half vote.
Most of u» are very much con tained in canned tomatoes.
This was Ford’s first visit in
cerned wilb getting the proper
C a n n e d F o o d s R a ta ln V it a m in s i
England in 12 years.
lie was
mileage from a gallon of gas. \Ve
want the ipaik plugs of our motor
amused at the efforts nf (lie En
Since science ha* proved that glish reporter< to obtain inter
clean and we demand good gaso
c.iourtl foods rttam their vitamin*
line.
and other health-properties so ct views and statements upon every
irctively,
there has been a notable ■ possible topic.
They were esT o m a to V it a m in *
increase in their consumption. Ac- pecinlly anxious to get Ford’s opTomato juice carries more vita cording to It 8 1lollingxhrad. I S. | inion upon the steady decline of
George W. Braun, ndvunre rep*'
mins than anything except coil Department of Commerce, the con- crude rubber following the *hncanoed
fuodi
alouhled
. nntiueenn-nt by-Premier Baldwin rcsfiittnjve uf the Itcdpath Chauliver oil It h»- a jmrtieular store sumption,ol
t . ___ ltti l ..1 ill's. I. ini • nitr
of vitamin F •and this vitamin K b e tw ee n l ‘»M and l'L 'S . w h ile our lliat Hu* British government‘s
“ rriw 'l in «$»nfor«I
furnishes the vital spark which in c re a s e h i jn q iu la lio ti d u rin g that I strielitns up.,,, rt.ls r pt.sluctim. in
1,1 muk” «^angerm*nt» fur
keep! up important iuiKtiom. 1 he tim e w a* o n ly 18 per cent.
, Malay(l nml Ucylnn would U* d i 1" T I ' T ™ " r /''V ,
1 .cuntittued
.nitiit.ird up \i,v.
t
!4h,,W< h,,n,
A »,nl U Nov. 1,
I Ex.nl was asked if he would I , Mr* l,rn,,n nnnouncetl that two
take advantage of ,he prevail,ng
ho
«n,l
Smilin’ Through
Through’ . nnd « , another
l.xw ,trices to buy up qunmitie- of ‘ bmiltn
stage
...liber for future delivery ... hi- !" ‘,K" p,r‘''’ n mu,M*nl “ Uract,dn*
"The Chimes of Brittany" will ha
plants, lint lie refused to say.
n 1?) k-;
offered. There* will also be lectures
A
• Kuril refused to make any
' nil timely topics.
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X.
lineal pretlu tinns but viid he was,
Aiming those persons and or*
.
'
la supporter of Secretary of Unmganir.atinna
who hnve been instru
ini*rxt' Hoover. British newspapers
mental tn bringing the rhmitnuquu
me giving milch space tn Ford Wild ,
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.
h‘*n* this season, aocnrtltng to Mr.
ll
Vitamins Like Spark Plugs
Two Plays Will Be
Offered This Year
DuringChautauqua
F r o m C o ld L u n c h e s
iM
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d.mx mg
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l,l.‘ lp,,n h,S Braun, are: R. K. Cooper, Miss
Impr Mxt- M. II. Whitner, Mr*. James Mough
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I ram]) Printer Dies
After IVIuny Travels!
TULSA, ttlJn.,
April p. -(IN 'S l
‘‘ Knl.nllln" |, dl'tlll.
'I., liundieds nf newspaper of
ton, Mrs. k.. N. llansell, Mr*. Volte
William-,
Chnpninn, V. M.
Green, M. S. Nelson, C. E. Wil
liams, Mrs, John W. Sneed, C.
Welsh. A. W. Smith, Mrs. R. f .
Jfnxwell, G. E. McKay, M. C. HmJdock. It. \'. McN'nh, Mrs. Vf. E.
Watson, Mr-, s. N. Abercrombie,
Parent Teachers Ass'n, R. C. Muxwell. Mr- 11. Witte, W. E. Scoggan.
M|.s || ,] |.,.hmim, Mrs. A. N.
( 'am0,-„„. Mrs. G. M. Williams,
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\ir, i; i\ SfM*riinu. Mrs. F. f ,
Welsh, Mis. Fred Diiiger, l'J28
r|;,—. Luke Muy Sehbol.
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( Ii**>s tliiniighuut the
United
M ill.-, mill ,i i,umber uf foreign
WIGHT ’ lUJSIIOP
i etiiniirie-, "Knkomn" repteseni
I "..*i fn a nunntie*. that I sm a
|SNAPPY set v.. t py thing in 3fl8*W.
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4
1 I'ltllltl « t III*' ' - t i l s 111 III. 11*11... ■ . ;■n■int . t* fni i .--* led Ion to Hie ul -t
** ‘
| Hillips, a 7-1 \4‘iii*4i(i{
etnli. 1Tiii.xir\ i«. n * ln*hl on Juno In, ,,i Cnuixt' Conimi--|..uci fr.m j
printing. A pnoiil^will get
"luimp printer", yhose travels
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subject
tn
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de
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lyour man. Phone W.- t(. Rail- KiiKrHle:.- ljiaiio for bahhfie' ilo.*.
In i.STi I.*, S T l.t.t.1 -.
*11IIIk him itroam I the wtnld and
.c e ll
the Inter*, in the l*enu>*
Meat, fish, ami beau loaves can
1* * I Ave.
..
P; tl. Ibis ,:f.YA 1'In itit- pm -I.
l.lllc 1*1 llll.il) In he held on Julie » ^ f U O l J tiPrd not be hot tn give
*ri*m mu1 nidt* of Ainiiii’jt t«» tlu«
ii,
\ t* :■*]>
rtiti r it i'M ‘1 Jl'tKii:
Ibis slatcil,rut
nur xNi’ il v hr sliced and u rapped in dln-r.
I f f 0. * ■
It
p
WIII'.l'.t.HH
1
tn-r.-l-.
ii
lili.nilo'.m*
caintUlii,')*
pat>rr for thr luncheon. S a l-I 1
LEAN UP YOU® WALLS b o a t f o b ' s a l l : I.h foltt bridge Inr t f-i-l.-rt I--II ,n On , nfltcc* nf
of viital importance to the waxed
■.■...>. 9., £ I
■_ ..f ,ia wV
—
■aa
Kokomo" w*ns respected fni
m i l THE NE\\rLL PAINT vtleek rniiAer, ^Itirly im h ^ lia ft, I'nunl'
r o ii * ot m i i n tm 'H iiM '.ii
Ihuutatuls oi wunieit who Inn! C. iiioii lu.d. because uf its white
Juilnc nf Sc nit nix.'.- l.'nuety
his
vast jic rsiinii! iicipiaintmici*
I
vim
I
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ilui*
I
am
a
-uni
e
and
rgg
is
unusiMlIy
nulri|.-|,.rllhl
MlhJcCl
In
th«
will
nf
ih*
aecetsary
to
provnle
scho>,|
limilifully
'equipped,
'
sleeps
six.
'"rice
SOMETHING NfE\ND BEtI-riiL-n iiil i.
Volet*. r,f Hexnttinl** c*.ululate In, tin of t ll',* nf *'nunty *on* for their ehildrrn' Children tiiiux, ami, more -than that, it ia with tualiy dixtingui-lied nn-n
rEIt JOR FURTHINVORMA'- r**A?mml»le. P.; O. tlox- WUrt.
L'l'itliutr
I’dte*
f’
nin
lu-ttlcl
No
h
,
C-iqnt>. In the Heinui'fatlC J'rinuxr)'
slci'tlnll in tic li-lil Julie it Ii. l'.*Js -iihi* . t in il,. iTcc stnu of the vot ire active little bodirs. and »o nee.l well liked. Sliced meat and any Ht* started Ills wnmlprlligs from
[•ION. CALL PII( 23ft- J OR
SIlAlinN
er* tn Hi* i►eon., r.ittc Primary to relatively large amount* ot tat and fowl can well be packed without Kokmno,
J AS
^^7—
Money
To
Loan
Indiana,
wln-n*
liiee. v. c. coll sanford
l.e held nil .Inti- 4111, A H C'jx
the pmlci linn of bread il wrapped father was the, owner of a news
itarchea and sugart.
LA.
n r t.nxn
IfOII
T
O
\ssKS«Olt
in wax paper.
Mortgage f,onns
. I, ticrf-|>> liin.nuii r* tn flic in-nplo
paper, more than fifty
y e a ,Ml\MI, A r, 7. I’hartsflis and
Prepared Fitlt Samlwitlwx
:«<*»4IH 4ir
Dr-seit- and salads are particularI 4111 4 411 \T\ A
lANEY’K r,Ri;.Q[(HtE Pre- in improved residenee*and litisiness «.( M.'ililtinlr t'.»nnt> Hint I nn. * ______
ugiL.
Several
time"
Ktd'.ytnti-s"
- \sh\>r:
T
!*1
%!•;*»
_:!!>!■ \r ng,^L
culnlnt.it 1- l « r l u x uavl.*»ol ..l U lU ri:!
lv
ilr-irqlde
OccupanU
of
tll>
luucb
■That
ia
one
rt»?nn
why
the
I.mnilumutrU'‘"-TrMrt*3tr—
fn
aeriplnirfs, lir-jgxda. We are
-pr-rtTr— nrrnnTrn— rn— rm*— rtm-r^— irv w
■ftfes trtTr*Tnmift'rln|f?f HTT7T |'iinT577r^ the Buyfr.itit par’ wb It will 1u
4*<*nul\ (i•11 1 am it reient sandwich t> so satisfactory. TT.iskrt hrcuii.-r they ailor3“ iu otV-’
llic I ..-nn.i-l u Ln- I’ rtlilliry tn I.u llul.l ••f i<*
llulilw’in Mt«rlgage Co,
near jis your plpCnll 103.
Is bread cootaitu star.It; thr butter portunity for the use of rrgeta^ s, pli.v, were uttide ciuispimnii- in
,11 .In 1. 1- nf ll.tn vt-x.r 1 It ll v h I t ' d t'Dful lilcil «* fnr |f-i*!i il Ini* tn tile
t.xi the
See our Infill Counsel.
, sill J**i I lr» Ulv br mayonnaise, fat: and the tilling fruit, and milk. Gelatin sa la d made artlc.lcs nppenring in periodicals. the 'Garditt of Mini
l u (irxinu* mid S»-inln..ti< enuntiu* fire ««f T.ii A
|HIL1)I\G
IlLOtj—I rrignl ion S. |{. Dightint,. Sunfoi'd. Florida.
fnt* tn jenrs.
I liuii* w iv k I «« ili' isiMll nt III*1 xoli'ir* Ifi III*' I'rpm*
.May
1. 1
SI:
tine
convention
hextit tie*
L** Iil«l in Jillie pi oxides oilier needed clement*. 11ul with the ready-mixed fruits or vege He f o r m y ly worked
boxes and genenimcnt^vork.
,-nillit> .-.nitmlwtintur
nil
alnl o f f « i*iUc l(i iinary
and
2.
tables
that
come
ill
cans
looks
•
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•
if
I
h
l»*
>
ra
r
sandwiches
get
to
be
an
old
lair
in
fni
IJ
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i
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r
s
1
h
a
v
e
innite
m
y
l
i
v
tfovernment
printing
*
simp
,-.t
limrle -CnncTelt- U. F.' Ter- v Poll Iinti Advetismu'nls
A V U *4III AN.
ing ii iir l n a - t n 'll nml cttriir fruit
Thirl tm Yn|u**-:il
i • ires of
time; so for variety some *>t the pretty iii a glass container, and Washington.
(illeger. Prop. ."Irdl Elm.
..nil f.ir niln v I |»i-(i |i» im- I " I»1 " v a r y
111'.:, ml
I'hatxnli
Kht
|
.In
n
lip
tastes
so
good,
too,
that
the
child
7
t-'iiit <ttvrr t Ml.i:.
r
im
i
t
.m
u
til*
c
m
iit
I
prepared
fish
ars
delicious.
Sar*n \ |i,.> *-* cu r ry
In**
|.r» ;.nr tti.lialr
’
1 ij-I, t,.. a 11Miniiu •- 1Inn 1 , 1,,^* —
t
•
of thj
is
delighted
to
eat
it.
Fruit
cus
Intilevard.
the
"Avettui
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militar)
|
miies
are
jserlutps
the
best
known.
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IETA L ROOFIXGhr i:.,„ f_Kv- .Mii.ltilnl.' |..> tl,, „in .i --I 1'■■*,—1
k « rare
n— r...A~l
n, iM
l tniTLklu
rt> |n-i Hi-n.ill>.
Vnur
►ti|ii**,rt f..i cl. Ill nf III,- clK.iii x.uirl -nil- T
They
packed in
oil.
tonuto sauce.
sauce, tards, too, are excellent and can
Cup
Donor
Plans
To
Gods." nnd !•' ' stdtin*. lull * lll'Icrluiting,
M»
shingles ill.In. Hl-nil.I Xi, I ..'iiiitin-.P-A'nnn- l».
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xerlid E’l'Jglet -freer- I nil thj
K I I . K t t>tth*Ju
i l-t*« Ih incM ni lic iTiniiii y !*•
Ii*,hl and mustard, thus providing a vari- be made all >«4r around now t h a t
landing seam »'n palvinixed I'
«.)-.« tiin. |.|,-*-lin*l - Nn*- I, - r I !*,
funis ft, l Mill u|)|.r*,h.iM >nur ,•» q| their own._________________ ao tnanv healthful fruits are rannarl. Raise Golf Standards liouleviird to tin* bay into an A t **
hofs. See James 'nwan, Oak ]... II. IJ titil.jt-, I In in. "HI *xl 0 ‘*
r o ll t (IWTAIIU*.
wiii 1*1 mrt.
v.itei - If. Ill* I!.-nn>>;i .*11-* I'rnnai*'
nm* of t> e Sphinx,
xiiin.uiii,-*' n o * i.inll.lncv
it * r'Uin
jve. Hnd Third St. ine 111- '
LONDON.
Apr. ‘J — (INS)
In I..- In-lit nit .Inn.' .‘-Ill- V I* !'*.** r.o I •ti,on-lnl,l«*
Ini
ihe
fuurlti
ili»*
I'dlllirnl
Annoum-ontcril
lu these man*nn
f gures anl
Vuni
I "lit In il t«|>>- Cl.,1*11 trl«*l, -III,J. cl In lilt. will of 111*'
Camliridffc
Students
I'llII n i l A T I IMI4D*i:( TTI>4J
Samuel Ryder, donor of the In
vy.
N. Ni|iper. Sigtf. nil kinds.
.1.. M iV li’ l Vli'KIIltt
in th» pyb ns which guard the cu
n.lriH in t*.< 1i.-moernlle julnittry
ternatiotia]
Golf
Clip,
which
is
[In Sanford Paint Wall Paper
I It*r*-I.J (jllvi* |Ii It* ilii'lliiiil nf r»n*
..I June
Vo tit vole will lie it|iTurn More To Work competed for by the professionals lt rune ?s tu ll'i* Garden of Alh.ti,
t o n ttii m v si r r m v T P M iD M in c c ln tc il.
nun ri*’him mt «-imr|iiltn’y f *»r
M<*I I . Me le lr im fu r I
i* Vi> Hi*’
oi- i* iiii.if in s t iu t r i o s
n u ll than Ml ton- ul t<l * ,iT u*tl
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('AM BRIDGE, Eng
April. 1* of the United Slates and Great cement have been used. Tin* di**i t
!»«•}*, Mill*Jr'•-1 («t IIii* IV unit*Tilt Ii
ll«iit
f
rum
llir
r«iiirtl«
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)NO(,TlAPIJ- r ring, [liann ft.r tin- nifl.-c nt Sn|n-rlnt,ii,l-nt -•
r o ii -tiir.iiii'i
llialfiiar>. 1 will i«11|#r#*4*Hi*I** 4*u>
*el#i a#it I l i le l r t c l ,
( INN p> ( xiimIii i*li.*c students, m*- Britain, has Instituted n rnmiteti. and construct ii n uf tlie* utun .
In»li iivO-.ii nf Suiiilnnt
i run a en tut liint e for tlio tifflcs **i t ( rlv#*»i im»* Ii* i lit*
Tuning by ex|crtth 17 years tI'nlillc
i a mi l or i ’)*■ my-1 1141* i • * t **
thin, which lie ho|K*s will u*ise the
*.itltlt \, -nl.J.cl In till- "III nf tIn* nf Slid lit itn.l will nmireciMe sup- II
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. ments required two mouth- nt* i i lif I if hi ••<-1 in ii* I' jii t> ti iiit l In* |curding |o their *>w:i cstimntr, arc sliuulurd
Iperietice. Sunfoitinsfe store valent in lln» in lnixiry June & t "III lint t in it-,- June I'riiiM. e.
of professional
.
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hi tb.’ w ■.. u..
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spurt.
"t shall invite Ihe 24 leading i
r o i i NtiKittKr
I I . . i*».y.| e|*l . retell 111 «»r Ilf- I I.I*
koii i i .Him ok i-m rw iT r o r n r
Ibyoiul in the oasis the I l bui. t
1 herrby nnnoui.pe m» cnnrtlilacy rtiti I'l.KttK ok T im ( iiir r iT
"W e insist on gelling nmri* mil British players in the Open Cham
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I liereliy note,unci- xny raii'tlilney
Jot tTuT'lJnivcrsity than the chnr- pionship," says Ryder, "to play n ore completed and will tie decorat
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l l ........ if t'lu r k u f the t ’l r r u l l 1'nurt, ih.i void* ut tile June Pnmury.
foe
Hie
xifflrs
nf
Cli-rl*
nf
ins
Ktrdll
holes
medal
competition
nt
St.
Till*
nilYf rt l*«‘ •*
F^rri
arr, Linotype opting uml nth- nf S u m llin le t'o u n ty , K ln rlU a . s u b
! ucter*training and good time which
cult Knurl siilijrrt In tl-*- will uf
J r . > Ic C L i:t J - A N I> .
ed during the week. Too scaffold
nn mi I* puiilIhIm-*1 ■**
Luiiru'hnH pf
of tilit
Hii- voter* .it (!,*< Iiemierulle prl
branches
ntintr. Two je c t to llie ile c ln lu n of th e D enin|spurt offers," says a recent num A Ilians."
till*
In llih
ing for the Imperial potentate’*
,-ra ttc V n le r * o f S e m in o le C o u n ty . tii u t t : voTHiis o r s iio iv o i.i: tiiuf) *.n June 4. IU.H
"They,
w
ill
nil
he
ptud
n
fee
for
leks ago I placejvo Sanford In the L ie n io r r u t I p r r l m n r y K le e
i • t l vi* i i t-u *(iii |M*»'*
ber o f the "Gnwsmnn," a (Jam;.
stand and the minaret is already
It. I. TII HASH Gil.
r o t NTS
mi
j
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m
(
iu
ir
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[ung ladies in go dtuations in Mon to lie l.r lil on J u n e M h , A. It.
l n l-li in utinuunrn tnysMf n» a
! bridge student journal.
‘‘ An ele playing and their travelling and taking shape. Construction on th e
I hirhtu.
I?!S.
(■nil
xilK.niFK
ciiiullil.Tle
for
the
etnte
leu
lelat
lire
hotel
expenses.
In
addition
to
that
Vytonu. One get* I, the other
ment of seriousness lias entered
V . K. D O U O L A 88.
grundstnnds is progressing rapid
t tiereliy uniinunr* nnself «» a
In e i "it11 J. Seminote t’ounty. euti|o n week and hi are guaran
siihixlimtinl prizes will he given."
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in
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1.-iii •>.-rii He I'rlmary rauflltlat* for slu-rlrf uf Nemlnnle
1
tin*
University;
the
existunce
anil
KOH COXSTtlll.U
A H. It'gS. nml will ublilo ('iiunly sulijerl t*» Hie nellnti nf I<» T i l l * \ O T i:il* 4 n l* *iI] M IA Ol«W ■ flourishing state of >Ui4 Appnlnf
ty $10 per wedf in full. Iaist
Tlie tournament will probuhly be ly.So far costruct'on lias gone w it h
t tirreliy announce my camlldacy June
the Ueinncmlic prluiurv I** **
I,'
t
.-n
il—
of
ertine.
I
enrtllltlly
Sol
l*ek I placed two ng men who for tin* office of rnnululito, ltlstrlct icit ' mil" Mi|i|mrl
lO IA T V .
held towards the end of May, The out a hitch nnd is fur ahead o f
tietrt tn tits early part uf Jur.e J*>II
1 w|*h in nfinomn*' ilmi J -ia* h | nients Bourd is significant,
Very respectively,
J . I! L Y I . r . 8
Ijl do equally ui 11.' Are you I. anl.Jrcl t>> ll... will uf Mis voters
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on J umk I.
t: K UK AIi/
)ing to l«* earning ) every week
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take plate on the Royal St. thing will be completed even to t h e
1C. K1NLAW.
y t iu T H J I M .I .I ' I T I I H
. l i i s f r l i l Nn. J, m ibj»'rt 14» Hi** »tf% .i.i help who have jobs waiting fur
KOII COI'NTV I'ltn S K I 'IT lM i
year from rodi If you have
| w is h to a n n o u n c e H int I um (I
George's
Club's Links, nt Sand hanging of the colorful awnings at
ru n t tivsT.siu.j:
(
•**!"n
of
v*#i«*rH
In
ll*f
us, thanks tn the tolerance of
ATTOHNKT
r;i .illilxiln f o r r e - e lp r lth n
to
H i*
I gootl education, healthy and
4
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lilt
ll
wich,
Kent,
beginning May 7.
I w is h to n iin o u n c e m y ennrtlitnce u ' f i r e o f T u x t 'o lle c t o r o f H em ln the Arabian village, hy, the middle
t liereliy iilinoutire my ramllitncy
" " ' ,l
JUn,i fathers anil uncles; there are many
fl! of energy ant nnt to mnke fo r Mie o ffic e of cu n stu h le . f t t s t r lc t ole C o u n t y , in iM c r t , to tlio a c tio n fur re-i-teetlnn to Hie office nf -.'.III
of
April so that the Shriners who
'
JOHN 41R i s e n
more whn realfxe that their future
I'rnserutlng Attorney sub
Pod money see m t ohce. Have No. I. S e m in o le C o u n t y , e u h jp e t to j „ f |t,e v o t e r* in th e fa e m p crstlp County
conn* early Will have a chance to
ject to Hie will n* the voter* In
(lie w ill 'pf tlie v -.le rx la tlio D em o - I'r lm a r y to t.e h eM In J a n e ,
employers
may
not
lie
so
tolerant
ISankef
Keeps
Ahead
f w group just stjng. Call for r r a t l c P r im a r y n f J u n e r,
1 • Y h u i e u p p o rl w il l lie *l'l're < l« « e il. tin- m-nthsT-atIf firlmnry on June L
see the llnyfront adorned with all
to sons ami nephews not their own.
JOHN ft. t.Kl»N AIt 11V.
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S ' T A T I* ” i
JN O . D J IN K IN S
(Legal N'ojices)
Haines at S'rard HeraldOf Indiana Sheriff the color of the orient.
“ A, university training is still n
t (lit ( Ut'.SlTV JI ih ii :
K O II I T . K I I K t l H C l ' I I r o l l i n '
qualification, blit nowhere a neces
tl-KSM EN 125 ’ ieties brushM i n i t; i i m I ' t r i i i . i c v i i o n .
I liereliy iiiinuunce my candidacy
r o ii xtirm ti'i'
I hereby announce my candidacy
ENII), Oklu., Apr. 0.— (IN S )-*
PRINCE MARRIES
Herlul N*« i'3iliu sity." '
I h e re b y n n rn u n o n m v eiinrtlilney f.,r t i e office ot County Judge o tlf„ 'r 'ti,'*
«0 p.c. comm ion, $25. —
office
nf clerk, of the
.
NnTIPR
OK
KI.AI49
I'NHKIt
s.-'CI-'tnrlda, subject C ir c u it C o u rt . »o bf*J
fo r r e - e le r llo n to Hie o ffic e o f s h e r Seminole t'ounty.
•Colonel"
Jimmy
latng,
73-yearje
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.
’ ?• ;V‘ «My Profit Agents Ne- if f o f Pa-minote C o u n t y s u b 'e c t to i.i the nellnti o f tlie licmocrat le uf Ilie vote** »t the June
■rtON 2372.1;
.ji I*H...., AN .\4tKNI»KI» : -ifiThe majority of Calnbrid^e
Ju n e II'rtniAry.
LONDON, Apt. 7.— (IN S )—The
IIV Tilt; AIT ill' \.\ NT A11\ •;*. 'men today know thnt success wt.l old missing banker, o f Sullivan, In*
r'j^ tlmsh Factor; irurtford, CL •he a c tio n n f tb s v o te rs In th e Pi*rt> on June f.lti, 1!HS. My earnK
It. H R AH
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diutiii, apparently is a jump or two marriage of Prince. Charlca Phil*
P e m n c r a t lc p r im a r y l « he h e ld d u I pnlgn for this office la In Ihe hands
their
own
efforts
W f W IANH <*iT-4<’. I o n l y come from
I \TTi:0»RT.V1
my .frlenda
throughout
thin
im s .
I
w ill
B M p re rlste
y o u r of
KOII TIIK I.KOK.I,ATI,lift
ianted: quick!
uhinil of authoritie* who are seek, I'.ppe, Duke De NentoUrs, and Miss
or woman J-ii
*Ixillli sl III-- tftnrl't i. * -'inch '* b T ,;m| that they must
r e s r e c t f u ll v s o u r s .
rutin! 1 nnd we *ollcit the support
in
t tn-rebv xiutinunre m) x-nudldacy
pp>*>rt.
>
begin eaGy.
ItIJX
with light ear
lug an accounting for the $2(50,000
motorcycle.
XT. H A N D .
mul votes nf the people
In tlie for tlxe l.eglslxttme (f*r**up It *tiT.Nnii.e i* ti.d.by gtye>( iinii ctn ik ’ nnd that they must begin e a tly ” -luirtage from his bank, and inci* Murgaret* ("P eggy") Watson, *'f
ruining Memqcrntle I'rlmary *dee jr*-t l<* Hit* will of the voters of Sen**
Short hour*. Adtlr A. V. Care
Washington, D.
who eloped
l t i l l s ol lff f * i. *' ‘ a
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f
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n
a
p
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tf
the
people
See
fit
In
elert
in--I.
t'•nmlv,
In
ihe
primary
I*
*
'*
*
*
KOII TIIW |.BntSI.ATCBIC
Herald.
pi lea ft **n.uo*le***s*'*T t**,i
I(•’ v.t*-*--!
dentallv, n $ 10,000 rawurd offered here from Palis, will probably be
S u b je c t t.. th e u p p iu x irliliiK IJem o- no- I" (tils office I will give llmm lll-l.l ni l June 1. Iail.
GREENS KNC’ BEASE
Ntxiflit*.**, ti* .fl i-ui!**il * b* i hi* .nl •*(,'
M. XL L O R D
.-rn tle K r l'- ta ry , I lie r e liy a n n o u n c e ml efficient, effect Ivc and economicloi* bis npptvlicnninn.
xlelitycd hy a sudden attack of ill
i ip s » jj >
t
r m iiil
liil| * iw j.p g
-Llvostock
m y u a n d 'ila e y
fo r
th e It o u s * o f ul ndnilnlstt-illon
.'
*" . . , . .
Ace*
riling
to
Sheriff
C.
E.
lhiker,
ness
suffered hy the American girl,
•lo T I I H X O T n i i e OC* Mllll I \ OI.K limit*:
KAMUKia A. il WILKINSON.
It e p r e a c n la lt v e * n * a n ie m lie r of
LONDON, A pH I !»,--< IN S )- So
NW t *4 i i p s t : t - i H**.1
t t«
t'OI'XTV.
If tinm I tinted I p led g e
of Enid, ‘ ‘Colonel" Jimmy was here it was learned this afternoon. ,
Jlicx* Itogn fo,o no female C r o o n , t.
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n
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great,
is
tin*’
demand
for
nutiingI
wish
i.i
iiiinminer
thul
I
nm
a
m y lieat e f f o r t s to h e h n lf o f Xne
several weeks ago, inule- the name
8 - r . :•«. T . r i . N . I t
I''
NR I ' “
I hereby niinucaire a- a candidate rnndld.it** for re-eteclIon to the of* yrs. old. On-. \iu 4 mnnlhs p.-upl *- o f Hem! note ( ’m in ty .
The
greens in (he London County Coun
o f N\V I ■( y.-..
t T
*e H.; R .,
mirrcrd mveelf ns Senator from fl* .■ of Cmiipiv (*n*Mmlsslniier from
c
of Thomas Campbell nttd had bag
BABE K ITH ARRIVES
Bid. Pedigrees f rhed for both r y in g tire d n f th e p eo p le of K lo r l- ii
lid
841
nl
,
I
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It
In
i
!«
r
„
;
mil
cil
I'qrks
that
(12
*
will
be*,
nvailllm
371
ll
Senatorial
dlstrlet
cumt'lsirlit No :i, snhjrei to Hie tiet* T n x . R e lie f , eep eclxilty r e d u c
r*gir. Mr-t. *•. *. ;en, Dream- dt'
gage
sent
here
front
Indiana.
Alice
MV
I-1
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r
M
V
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t
T
i
t*.
pnsed
of
Semlfitite
Rfevard
Cuunclsl.ui
of
Tlie
toters
In
t.ie
l*eniotio n nf lo c a l ta x e s. T i l l* , tn m y
jililt' .fftr tutu by the p.ublif litis
VI* rid
DemocralIc crnHc I'r'n .*rv to by lirld oil Juno «.H „ It. 33 I i . 'I'llUnix NEW YORK,'Apr. 7. (INS) ■
in ln ln n . r a n lie e ffe c te d
b>"
J S llre aulijrel Hi* the
N'old, Subdivision.
Ilinson, a nurse, came hero a short
• IxlO
.
, rhmb-Bc, Three year* ago there
—in im tile
d ls t r lh u t lo n
of
th a primary '!•• be, held June Llll. 11.71 Kill. A. I>. lf*gS.
Babe
Ruth looking very lii«*n«cd ,
time
before,
from
Sullivan,
nm’
I
J
IK-rgOM
*
o-tlllm
1
O
jbl*
1
.1
lot
(l*rtf
elecl***l
I
promts*
in
t-utiilnue
.
F
R
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K
K
V
A
N
S
f iv e
eenl
g a s o lin e
la g
DEED SALE—Ann r car of that ore*e-)t
i.ipi'l) »*r itns'rloa
-ci-." ll.^ ( -1 were.dpiT. tliree.
local hospital, th<* and fit led the other \** xkees out ,
i-nonir th e s t a t e itond D e p a rtm a n t, '*■ work for the heat Intureat of the
A
j
.
novelty"
till*
year
will
bu
a
•
worked
in
a
I
’
.*
m
in
e
r
a
l
ii*
i
h
u
t
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KOII T i l A*x(|'.MNOII
I **igh Grade Feed ing at upecinl S'-lm-'ts. C*ou nt lee and C lt le a ,— p ar- ■||i«irli t Tin*! • Invite v.,u to my
if the tra il o f the P«nuvyU’anja,
leglela-j t wish l*> siiiiuuncei Toy enndbtacy l - i u •*) 1* Ml 11 M a e |-. I * ' * ’ ll* fi t* 111 senhvule putting green for wmitt't Sheri'f stated, Soon after tlie
a r ly th e r o u n l l e a an d C ttle e . recurd un riicli Important
\j ■
- ^V ?** B°URht fore tho ad •tfte iit
lin n o re d b v
th e
n o m in a t io n I Ron aa govd roads. conuirVAllun of|f**r (be of fire uf .Tax Assesaor of i b is nffli-i- tlii-li o liji-i t |-iif* In Ilo* in ButjCjml Given Gordeits—ndjoin- rival of the aged man, the twi Station Rainy whtu th.*. world’,■
;in ee n f p u t* nl ttn 1*!r to** a fo re hampion.x 'returne.1 fpont' their
I ncc' ' ° ur chance * *ave money pc-iintse in d e v o te a lt th e energy nur natural resou.ces. rrductloi* o f ! Srieln *le County, subiret lo tb* •l»*u
mad**
a
mysterious
departure,
util
u
p
p
lli'u
lln
n
aiate laxea «nd education.
I ask! w in
r the voter* In the Juae
injr-the'.jiiost overcrowded portion
[«>n lou r feed, » , JLlcCall Indus nn<l e x p e rle n r.* th a t I p o **ra e to ihe
Spring train.o g in th e S o i ta.
■,*|
u u u i u u : l-V CIU cM .
eupporl uf all lu /e l llem ocraie pi.ma**.
,
Sheriff Baker Uecla:ed.
itcj$7wt‘er. oF^ondon
•. Inc. ifh , nd;
arcumvllab « ^ * V .njP*AH3^N. Jr.
J- J- PJUUtiHH
WJC O. CH1TTBNDEN,
TW 0**?YPEW RITER desU-: : 'HU*,
• fie ,. a>l V 'iillltt) tliiiiim tiisititt'<t f MW
table, Llodwell Realiv Co. Phone'- IMhU I i ! *N'. I. sn l.J-.'t t •• On- ile -
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Miami Makes Plans
For Entertainment
Of Shriners May 1
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TH E W EATHER
Rain tonight, ilighlly colder !n
north portlonsWednesdap p"rt*>'
clouily, colder in Hast portion.
[iM ish cd l b ' F lo r id a 's ^ H e a r t .
L . W o rld ’* C Jrc n tc st V e g e t a b l e
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Let Ion.1(8 n r > h c a l G a r d e n I« m d
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l.U M E M X
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M e m b e r A udit
H urc m i O T C l r c u la t lo n a
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Prince Of Wales
Has 2 More Spills
LONDON. Apr. 10.— ( I N S ) - Tlio Prince of Wale* was thrown
from hl» hoi He twice
today
wiiile«rh|iiar In “ I'oint to point
mcc, hut remounted eacliUMbA•«si 11
WASHINGTON, Apr. 10. (IN S ) i i s to bout Senator Watson (ID of
la'r ris
nnd finished fourth. The Prince
atelier*
\ins not hurt nnd made a strong
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finish- despite the handicap
icl:-, will never break into the solid ame conditions prevailed in Ohio. S t o r y O f C o r r u p t io n T h a t De-which he suffered liy being disA f t e r 211 V e n ir e m e n Had l*n«
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hns
been
talk."
Blouse
s
r
e
n
d
s
To
.The
V
e
r
y
R
o
o
ts
South.’’ Senator Coin Hlense (D)
sal1 <*!■
n*outlied. The ' event was thsect TThrouKt
h r o u K h I !o x r .M e n H a v e j of - mith Cn|.t,linw iU.l !a m l
t,„. ............
ice Inred, “of the Solid South heQ f G o v e r n m e n t I s R efu ted
T O
|a«eg|
High le a k Hunt, ltnce, held
S eele
.. ....................
.. .......
Heen N
l eecte
t e d l .O S i I l pan ..........
donate
this afternoon
in an attack m g' broken if certain people were
As P rosecu tor S t a t e s C ase,
—
near Buxton. The Prime was
J u r y W hicli W ill Mrs L a k e Up0„ Hoover's candidacy.
ihu supremacy oi the whiti
mounted on “ Miss (iris. Tho
Please further charged President us n part
t ... of its religion.
1IIB
prime’s two falls today brought
Coididge and Postmaster General
Sucii a policy ns that slutted I f
the total of his equestrian tum
Harry S. New with violating the Herbert Hoover would give quite
bles to 118. ten of them taking
IHE'.
•
Declares Prohibition Will He
law by miming a Savannah, On.. a shock to those who have the ha|
plate this year, pne of hi* best
- I
y
thought
that
there
might
wine
(
„
|
|.-„r
D
e
f
e
n
s
e
S
t
a
t
e
s
W
o
rld
W
l
d
e
jS
n
y
J
*
"
----man as acting p.istmnstcr ill Air
yogis was PJ2A when ho was !
S. <’.. Bloa#.- declared Jos
»>•
. 0. 1.0. .n M o .
A rK u n u m ts In
O ey lcw
thrown only once. Despite his 1 S t a t e W ill A t te m p t T o Show
i
I m p r o v i n g U n e m p lo y m e n t
T h a t F o r m e r Hank O ff ic ia l eph W. Tnlbeit. Republican nation* Party in the South. Herbert Hoovei
numerous falls und his nni row
A
t
te
m
p
t
T
o
C
l
e
a
r
C
lient
r _X rwith
his
monocle,
will
never
bic:i'»
Mad M ade U n t r u e E n t r i e s nl committecnmn m Smith Carolina*
escapes from serious Injury lh*\ »of
LONDON. April 10.— (INS)
the
Solid
South."
was
collecting
money
from
post*
Prince shows no inclination to
\\ \SHlNGTON. Apr. H> (IN S)
I(n touching on the appointment
World prohibition was predicted
After 2!< M-nimmii bud passed ma ters in hi.«,stale to.be used as
give up racing or riding to
A tale <>f graft and corruption
PRJ
of
John
It.
Cochran,
q.
native
of
Sahere today b y Henry Ford. Amortthrough
the
jury
box
since
yester
a
Republican
•mnpa.gn
fundthe hounds.
xunnnh. as postmaster at Anderson. Teaching i» the very roots of gov*
at-,e U,
duv aftemooii. six men were clufsen Bleuae critici-ed Hoover paiticulai r
•inment" was unfolded, today in d * s famous motor, ear nmr.ufac j ^ C H I C A G O . A p r. 1 °-—
IS. C. IHurtso gave Ine lie to Assist
»- ,1
t tl, ,U i„ tht. trial of Forrest Lake, ly “for chnmpioiirng negroes
.
■ • ■I
__ B lo o d s h e d . • v io le n c e , b e a t • - »J
**
i.ni
Postinnster
General
John
H.
criminal
branch number 2 «>f (he turci.
(•lease
began
n
newspaper
story,
The mciviisud use of labor sav i n K K . 'k i d n a p i n g . ^a lLotmn^ kx
P.-Lftrul. A p r . 10 — D e c ln rspresident of the defunct Seminole idling hmv negroes were permit llnith’tt. Hi- lend a letter written district sup*erne court ns the enm*
'minty Hank who is charged with
Hart’etl. in which the lattitr »n:d conspir-.cy triul of llnrry I*. ing machinery ulso. was forecast- a t u f f l n g a n d t e r r o r i s m m a rK Iff t h a t tin* S t a t e o f F lo r id a
In
c d C h i c a g o ’s wildest'-’ p r i m a r y
aiding, abetting and procuring a ted lo icinglc with white people in
1 Cochran mis "born
and. Sinclair
got under
way.
.
ie -------Hoover's
de- .
Owe,, actually
J Huberts,
the govern
; Ford
d-ais not believe that 'mereasmerca
the census bureau or
-------e le c tio n t o d a y .
, ,
partment The Senator also read i j I rought up la Anderson.
G a n g sters
w ere
reixirteH
menls
special
oil
prosecutor.
«d
Vl|
use
of
machinery
«n
n
v
letter from iv while clerk, protest"ThatV as black u lie as was e\ ................................ .
ru n n in g
ram p an t
thro u g h
i„g against the mm-scgregntlon.’ «-r written on a
typewriter.
t|„. newly sworn jury an d , CUU(,0!i unemployment, on Uu con
.« I C
d i s t r i c t s , p o lic e s q u a d
cara
told
them N
what
prove ', lrulv
(
,)( thn-ks it gives more work,
The lettei u nti l declared Hoov- Ulease charged "Even iT it w,,v
" a - lw
)(| lhl.in
Nhat lie hoped to l,r,’V
|„
\tld
w
h
irle
d
to
a
ll
p
a
r
t
s
o
f
t
h
e
c
i
t
y
Imnl; president clmqgi
t ,|Ml A»nerica is enjoy- with each fresh report, city offici
ci uas “stooping lo m e” negro vov-1signed by John II. Bartlett.
"against the wealthy oil man. I l o , ^
5,1(1 that lie was in favor of
from
the
true
transaetion
Hie
whole iruosuvv.w., 0 I
|
outlined' the
wimie
„Tosnority- Ho says als and election workers were ter
Ihe stateC comiUK to t h e . r e * . , n frtrm s D e le g a tio n O f L »cn changed an enl i f on,
whereby Sinclair obtained a lease j ing national pvoap^rtty
to t n x - b u r d e n e d c i l i e * ' W an u ’n T h a t II Is O bliged amount « * 'J '* ', !
. ‘V *
“
[ill! of tht
rified and were placed undcr.b^ ° ” *
thF tmmeiucly-voliiable Tea|iot
will continue indefinitelyles.
. ./i
lad counties
T o l.’idlmv
F ollow O
O rd
rd in
in aa n
n cc ee R e n u l- try o f fill'd.<HC.il A. •< K‘ >*
guard as Chicagoans marched t«
that
F o e * - president' and~mshter ot the
Dome
oil ivna.-w
resetii/from
industrialist
believes
He (leclurcl that the state of
a
w — ■—
|
Min "M
...........former See- ,, Ttu,
i
........... ;
.
TUnnrt the polls to cast their vote for the
C ollection
Of
r
in
g
.. . _
____ .
i.wlai yimtiu'day catered a pi
t tiS i n A f t n U r i U P M T
relary of Interior AUh-i I H. hall] there h* no danger of war.
r'hitidi, had beeen advertising the .
battling leaders in the torn Repub
The City (‘ommissionees yester- Kllilty in two other rases in which
fact that it did not have a dime o’
lican ranks here.
If I
en m an interview
Kndchtedness, hut that at the same day afternoon refused to perm t lie was jointly indicted with l.nko.
One man was shot, four election
,
In
Kedputh
t
hiiutauqua
schedule
I
U expected to heoue of Ha- witness
T l,. m-A .*.st emerged ti»m us , lah and American newspaper men, workers were kidnaped, three were
(time the people were snuggling
I 1, ,t t'
f«»f iliu .<tr%t. Th*- fir^t u Hik’- n
land pinching themselves in ordci to •oieu hen* tomorrow to operate
SI of.
' beaten, seven reports of ballot
Mill go Oil the "taint sometime this
to raise enough money.to pay then without the « tv'« rrgalii
stuffing
were
received,
eleven
pol
city and county taxes, lie d.-lar- l eense for tent perf..rmanie i f nil afternoon.
ling places repotted disorder and
........
D illcren aejs Del ween S i ju th ed that the state was. jusl like a kinds, despite the idea of a
^ . The jurors in the ease are
V ic lim O f A c citlcn l Is
.Slill
that hoodlums were wrecking U'o .
U
lo
ern A nd W e s t e r n M e m b e r s hr h a s .heard the story
r
l la-iieVi- it will Iwcome world wide- places and numerous minor case*
i; C l.efils. of Geneva
rn c u n s c io u H ; S e d a n . T r u c k
father who brags about not owe- lion of l<»e«l "omen who
v
I ni-vei touch liquor. I do not like
ing anyone a cent and then semi* have the license gnen
>•
-aid he had known Lake I" v « i s
• And b u s Have* C ollision O n ,
of terrorism were reported to mo
had dealings •with I! ' v I'ean. as
l.is child across the street lo I...... g.i.iiraiCi.n free
elnnge. »
tl Until alcohol and tobacco are police.
S l u l e Road N e a r IMaitland|
l„
prove
t„
\o,I
Hint
this
»
»
,
n«
the brain
laid Alcohol destroys
row n ilu’.lue from a neighbor.
H"Hi Mai a E. I
%li, sistaut easliicr. and Mi b e ' iiOne polling place reported ft
ordinary tnisin.-ss iraii-mlnm. but ec'ls jus
the
b.'ilik
olid
hat
in
\
v
m
.
k
.
lit
K
n
iN
st'N
remedy
for
this
situation,
and
C
m
'
..oimissione
•
*
\(is
Maigaiet
Kelsey
"I
(Iria
n
-1
had
an
aeeminl
in
As a
dotlu.l
in
the
greatest
see
II- do \m-i « -tl’l uni-onsrioii!: thi' after
III if
Inlernatiojml Newts Service
lovvei a man
»t
Mr. Carson suggested
t hut one |, , ieflisi .i lo eolisldel the delogu made a claim for Us ....... ...
*
W i l l i . . . , . s i w - i t ' . ™ * ' » ' ” >* “ . h °
plea because . they said
0
that industrial
\\ ASIIINGTON. Apr in
Dif m y ' , the tuiisei iit-.ir told the jury. ^
. tin* ,nhl he had an opinion on Ha- <In*
cent of Ihe five cent gasoline tux ti ill • ................
noori ut the I Vrnahl-Eaiightnn llos“W e will show you that Sun bur
prohibition upon the whole j dictated. Two hoodlums entered *
comm -don was obliged In folio* in,, of the hank hut wu- utibule. d
*
be, by mi act of the legislatin'*.
i itel as the result <-f an autouio- terences li'-tween the Western and delivered In Fall ttXbnOO m bberlV ^ ^ ..
West Side polling place, wrecked
........... .
re«|iiirmg the v-lle.
A
sma-h-up last night on thu
I diverted from llu* funds provided
ot*
the
Senate
m I Ids particular case.
boxen —
and hurled
the
»tiI In i n nn iiil'i’1 >
b„mis under highly siispira-u. cii
i,-ply to a itueiy about un- -------— ............
\V E Hawkins " b n said lie tit- highway bi-tvvi-eii Mnitliinil
ll-<r l|io cuimtrurtirm of roads in <1 tioii of the foe use fee nt t'hiiut.i"
judge
and
his
workers
from
tho
new
Me
Narv
,ai m Idoe over thi
cmph.yneiit m America anil the
ciinistnncrs.
Vile, Ho- adynntag.
m,| Wint-i I’m k when ii bus. sedan
L isimI for the purpose of aiding c it
m „ . a but* her living m ;M l*'c •''em
id
..........not- -rnxvimr use of machinery to sup- room.
.
»w»ntvuoua w. re explained hx
••And there " u s «'• receipt,
ll. iiigcn l-'iii m lti-1 «■ Hill wel ’ on
ies und counties t" retire their ex
i. ii-I 11 nek collided
mole Lake County l " " ‘; " ,,h »
llolirrisifr...?.
Iworkers,
a s ™ Ford said :-"T h ere
Election judges ,n _the twenty
oi.
a
members
(
H,r
delegation
Mi
M
I
mpt'otuis
•
todav.
,.VPn
the
scratch
"
f
a
pan
plant
tussive bonded indebtedness. Mi.
tin* hank; hn«l ht*4ii’*l 1JI*^
In Vmreiil « la. i 'a t t e n d i n g llu- the li>..d l "
traced the oil lease neg
>tmtmiw
jf> ( ,.,int,.ntjim that the growing fourth ward wen* charged with
K-i was aik.sl if In- bad not cluing- positm m
C
a
t
*
n>n
setting
iis
(I-...................
.
,
'art-on 1 1 utilised the pt-opU who
marking ballot* und Huffing b o v
on the street hut was unbiased
>oium womnn stated todiiy that j thruugli a pmv
of> muchinory
by stop, stressing
always
i,e v ou
ml gall't-red at the hand stand "» c-il his mind, lo this muo I. oi, «!>■
--------.. 1,,,c ' use
npe -■
............. * . increases. unetn•_
II. II Squires Who said lie " a - iici sku'l i fractured m two |dac , Sl.r.u,(itUi,0,M‘ for the statuli/.nlion sli p i»- .-v*'|--.. *i___
../c.l—lit*
gieiit secrecy imposed
by fall. He ..jlPVIMwnt, but it Is >*°t true. In
"at* <
The
entire
election
board,
"
f
|cai hi- speech. Glut if Jw was cl ,
|„. Muted his
tin transfer bus,no
^,,n It ’ an.I Hun itel' biuly is severely
cotton in deflalion pi'.od
further
that D""X'' h,ul i.m
f;u 't.. ....
jusl- —
Ihe contrary
further i.hinged
........................
—
■ . rs , true.
_ I ficiaU and clerk* of a prectnc*
feted goxeinor. he would oxen hu |-hatn
.^ ^
|>,-tl|m
tb
shows
ford:
nei)lier
a
depositor
n.ir'
dcbtoi
laeernted
und
gashed
At
a
lati
cpurati
arrnngnl. other ml •nmpan •,„ivp
awn In my plant* makit ti |’ii»••
..... . nun. it'
...........
.
. . j
The profmsal ol
Ivcrv influinci* to w%
i*uru tlu* !>*'•* rcabj»n»
polling place on the West Side w aa.
the license the* ,,f the Semniolc t mint! li-ii'-k. -i • hour.- today she was still uucon
zCbai
mude by a jr|l )in,| been fron-n out und had no j M>, ,pnehSnory than l havn muk ng reported kidna|>ed by* gafigstcn*
v
.
old
have
to
pay
|
ton
revolving
funu
wa
age of such un act.
.
t e r ropportunity to bid mi Teapot Dome
scions.
• u- n'.hci tented .iigununtioii. i. howt Mr. Lake.
ADa monte
I nun the cot
today nnd the ballot boxes wreckMr. Carson also muk Ism ..,- " i , a ' ' ‘h!‘ q,“ '. nine f> Sanford. At the
p. B. Stone, of
The sheriff's olfin- Imlny wu group of.Senatoi
Ifo rty
state- iilong
along with
will, aii
they de-ire.l.
.
FonlN v cw nn Ijcure « ' ^
f’ons Hathaway, chairman ot th
tmi-gn-Mmg
slab
.Acqun,nli-il
with
I-ike;
|nil|>jn
u)l
investigation
of
'h
e
.u
Cfl.
In
Union
Spring
,.
.ni-lus
n
of
his
talk
"ms
ot
the
lulled
in
•
ininiiti-„
;i,
j
«lo
not
think
there
t«
any
KmIkm U n'lU’l
ptnttc Road Department and also a
While currying a crippled woman
designed ‘
« . f to |daee th series of amendmentf ibe
Florid
lii.li,^ aski'd Mr Miller if he owned knows Kaymond Phillips, one "t |i|(|(i||( |)(
pioU'seil
Daniel
Thew
Wright,
of
S.nrlwr
,m„gor
of
w-kr
Tlw
,ample
are
b«|rnndidatv for governor, on the lu!
election worker across the street to
and he ie the ballk'r fmmci emidoves. anil Id.line i, tin l i n e r s of one nt III lllll t I lie aulllol
rowrf j
•ineiiil counsel
counsel immediately
mmieduilely Iprr.ented
' be liinlill|r
for wa .
u al funu Imanl. Th. amend
'" '
c-mmg too
i"i> intelligent
....
«
r.-imrding
[lev’s plan to continue the presell, ., >. k in a lurid theatre
a polling place here today*. K. Ilmixed up in ib< fl d
plied Hull la- did and « a ' greete-l ha,, onlv heard ii bill talk et the 11, ree vehli I'
on,
Mb,
I,
..............
Simmons
pr..,im
innry
d e f e n s e a. gunu n, T
That
.*.
especiallytrue
u
gnrd
'road building program tor the next
Taylor. Deneen precinct captain,
nn
the <»l i i its.li
ease and rend a N*1
l>, of N C .
.1,, laved would
.rnval 0,1 reserves. \\.,gbt (m-ut llr.lmn and the
United was slugged by four hoodlums
fifteen yen is. "I believe Hint tie with a long round " I npplaiil Iri
M.ivoi llousllohlel . xplaiaed to llu- la.,do papers, lie is t , . n n .; it row e.
|
-'i
..in
meagic
inloi
imitioii
to
h"
•oatyj
iimiii roads should I"- completi-I
dr died ^ M ^ o r William Hale (“ Big Bill”) J armed "with_ 8hotgdna and kidnapT \ Itivers- -Clerk in ihe Am g.tthen-d ii n| penis Hint the li'iiek “demoeriilize' the lull, wen pro told the jury, were
ceium lle e that il wu- impossible
r.- quickly as possible." Mi I 'arson
1
t,
in,v
s
K-«x">”
"
o
...............
■
i
Hi'tili'-I
to
Senntoi
.M
.Naiv
(
i
;
t
"
i
,,1
drniiutge
....................
.
_
t,H>ie4ed4n
Sen:,!,.,
M-Na,
v
H
d
^
i
of
dr,image
fro"'
«•Jb*
.........
„f
chieneo.
is
a
U.pie
edTft
ai^dteinobUc.
•
*
min#
c-lran itullway Kxp.es- Company’s
f,„ the . it x *o waive the brelise.
mkou wt>l, Ml,v-dnviu b> a m-g.o. vvi, ;
„ , mnboL ^ c N a i > . *a,*i-Urn . ^ rnrrrnt .T h r tmnler
•<' • ••’ ; Thnn-p.on
HHt i s h e ' d T wWitnesaea told polit* the ma
said, “hut I do not believe that e\
w * r»
WoMlruft
iipi-i'iii
ed
bet
ore.
Ssi,lf()r,|
,,f
ric-c;
-aid
he
bad
spi
little parkui-uis-Lim luad ur-muxum w u ^
would lead
|.*„|| leased then Dm . I„ |(lf i-specin! intoreal
pmwit
1 chine had postora on Ita
F I
,
eiy golf course, every celery farm, 4-,*ii.o»i's.i*oei>
its
wind
“
WhJ
•*» propel iy agent to Lake Tor six yejirs: hrnnl M - w h
.
........... . was ..... ! to n ....... .................. . all .1 .ff-.-n . •■*
^ , , 1 . not mdx was '< «
itnrs sn thc '"a''Ufae drer 'V“b - ' k
h
cviuy-uuru.of ground in the stntr,
shield
advocating state’s Attorpoyr
m
in i
wo
woiip
o
M
|.
"
oodrutf
drs
discussion of case und read
slmuiil he paved with eomiete. and l<"
Crowe for re-election. Squads ot
w
i Ii tl***
t
h
. \\
piopos,
1
B
I
lb. d pi.
i es of pi-PCI
t' VXbu b in tbe
the papers
papers. A* married
man
iioiii
pi"<.......
i
■
...........I
in
ion
wit
trui’k
diu
I
revenue und oil to lh.* putelU frem j x,l»r H itie la m He laughingly
filial vote on tile bill I•V \\ .-dm
that i. wiiut will happen if they were inse.ssedjm.iV than h - . bents eh(1(|l(fi
polia* xushnd \n rhu ixcpe-lmm_.al=.
TTT"
works at aig i f
cmiK'H Ii«*t\\ •t» it :itni tht Ini
keep on buildinng roads fur th •llii. "I' Thursday at the lalwsl. .. m.tiiui nt tha )vulillc doUbllb llbll.1 idled
'n
Hill Thompaun is a great ud- tempt to trail the kidnaping
a- tiiiilly asked*# ", them and sumJ a |,u snuw • Drum i.-tor of Snow * |
-..ffiee has hern nimbiTITT m il -n .-la*c •Feiiaio r*. j l(j |0n|r been unworketi
next fifteen yeurs at the same run•• I
eliulk V,-nisei. He would like to ho the chine.
OiuLH-mi Id' olV'bl' Ihat-iUxilUf lll^ . rta|l|t.r s iioji.-.. TTnr tqFl ni.iir r e tbii " liK-ute the driver of the t.uck >*r
Chicago’s wtdly-heraided two-gua
tiny harp ilmiftlt— Ihu— past l w-_r 11 .peaty wax iissosed :‘t approy
f upporting ,it, the bill is cci tn.ii to
Wright gave the jury a
(
box and one when; ,
l(iK
L /;|s
With! whole United States. Hut nobody
pass by an overwhelming m ajority4 (|t|k jn rudimentary geology
and a half."
: attention to hint in Am- primary opened today* with a flurry
l0 and the .a,tual
' made an
♦ r
o n e y , " :.i',
l.v'
- ^ r u'»>•
f f ^Uo.,..r
defense
ft,; unsuccessful
unsuccess,,..- ^
()|
llU, were vvilh some polls showing a two |
I believe some uf that m
money,"
!•<" '“
1,1 '*•
'
bliickboard
and
elialk.
he
"
"
p
or(Y duos not intend to of violence. One man was reimrted
if
Hie
mu!d
1*
«
|
J
l
'
was
uni'
‘
*
.|
iut
,
c*ff«it
to
ebulienRf
tor
clrmiilislicd
ami
tht*
b-nly
«
thirds vote m its fnvoi sufficient
Mr. Cius.m went on, "eh.
verv lurid picture of the oil ^rieu ontiiicntu! Europe. He ex killed In the twentieth ward hero
. ' ' m ^ T w J l in t.dd ibe court he had unopim onou ;jii||l|n lofn , lllll|llt.,„ ly o ff
Thu even I - -vei rule u I’resiilentiul ed
used to help our cities und
reserve*,
thei.
fo, mat loos and
ai
^ lo spend hi# entire time in shortly a fte r the polls opened/.tedr.es-.
« '*
,
i „ t h e failure of the bank but tut
went into tin- ditch bcsi.de Ine Vet-.
tits get nut of iiulchtcdncs
ibis
Mintii.
He
explulne.l
how not <« > ^ (trUil>)t i s;,.s. It is irngilble tlmt
G^orpc DotHan!* political work
.l.,Lt 1,1
WUllM l hw I" ' I "
1,1 1
.•
• *i ......... Itssn
III
inis
.
...
. ..
bun
m
-ight
."
rou,I but did not overturn.
,ei m
,»»• . .
......
Mhviii would not influence
By including llu- ml Ion l uql
. . .
illlVl,
I believe that relief
forr me
tile tux
er,* wn* nhot throuRh tho right
,*
p,»
ii'e^nmv*
make
an
automobile
trip
inoust imporianl ' iiim- "1,1 ' ,,,M ,,M>
■ b u ff ibut particular ruse. Said lie
*
payer is
the- mux
arm as he approached a polling
eonsideia t....... Hoo.lu.ldc, old > "
“
otlH ...npluyex of the bank.
item
for
nur
place. Jack
Edmundsou
and
e.
line
firth
o
f
'
*
‘
’
uuM-.-S
iiixes
The
names
of*
^
w-mreme,,
m
at llm present linu
“
Humpy"
Cornelius,
election
work
bear, IV commend
,
Hontlm'cd
page
the gn.oliue tux monies could be
er*, were reported kidnapped.
and the ili^posilion ot surplus dumaged the field
used as a sinking fund fm city an.I ,
romiaisxioner*
f*•
*
the-re
tin*
Within a half hour a fte r the polH
crops. Tlie fond would be used by I Wright said, ball " ,l!<
^
: FI A HRS REACH I ’AI.Cl TTA
BREVARD.
X
«'-.
April
I"
county bonded indebtedness with
. in city exp ndituu-s ef
„f the ml-n interested, m the policy!
HNS)
Trial
ot
J
»
r
R.vis,
ag“
l
the
pi.iposed
f.-d.-iiil
farm
board,
out seriously hampering tlu* deve!>t
lln. |u„t m-. tmg
.
HARIS. Apr
' ll , _ „ n S ) _ u u. 1i lum activities. Ballot stuffing, disnioimtaineei, ihaige.l " it Ii Ho- vvllicll would seek to dispose *t of saving tlu-oil lie named . among
opulent of Florida's load system. (
( |,((,t .|hlt|>|| ,|l(. , .moiiisssm
'resident
llurdmg
eudnne
Cosies
and
J> »v*ph, l
.,
ftn(J hn,f t|0xen serious ouU
slaying of Ills son-in-law. I K* surplus errips, I'll-I. by making
Me. t'u ison_concluded his uddr^es. j
’
)1( t jipv
tnUet, regard
th«*
Nitvv
Wwin
famoun
french
irann-atlantjc
mir
»
"
-*
• “
loans"
to
«
nope,at
i\e
assot'ia
I(„i,iiiN»n. in !i lonely moumain
" Hk”«n attack on Sidney J < " ‘ , 4 , i(lir M11
i„ti..n t»i tlu elec
■"
N“ v>
"ny m 7 " . r ; 'h T . d U I b t e . k . «r
zr«™
\
» . » °< »
d.in
lien,
lleie.
was
tebumeil
.
lions,
and.
seen,id,
by
handling
tb
ial
police
were
rushed
in
the
nernes,
I whom be deseribed us the only m m ]
“ ja n 'a i'tb e ' mteisect n of W
ultol'iu'v
«oiitcndcd.
from
Tokio
by
stage*,
arrived
«t
surplus
crops
itself
f«>
,
sale
abroad.
null
today
uftei
'H
*•
|
M
*
1
.
fifth
u/anl
I
limit*4
ZcllCf.
upvnoi
win. could -get money from I'.mesl ' \‘ ’’ t ‘Cin'T l
,|„. IMan-l lb-ad
In th*
ward. Charleu Zeller,
n " ’ t 1’ 1
S , v )tnd Fall Calcutta. India, at «:»»» o’clock
WASHINGTON. A|ii . I U - i IN?;* A|uru
0|„nson. the
The equalization fee would be in
Aiura B
uooinsoii.
v»e slain
-....o man
1’ln ii«tiaiis nn the one hand, a n d 1 After
* * some ,li«cu*M«n I> VX.i- .1
precinct captain, told police a man
Hull
in
May.
L»-l.
1
v"*
>
1
|
lhis
evening
(Calcutta
time)
afA fight to eliminate lunnipu a
w|||ow jt(1|l||y t »,urged vm
with lh- - voked. in the latter event only, to
gun biers and bootleggers on Hu- greed tlmt city would beat .’.Ml of
teleponed h im 'an d threatened to
.. was
..........................
I cover the rosts of the stabilization. weyre on then way I M l " , • 1t(.r „ non-stop flight from Hanoi.
ion of the cotton market " > ^ .......
crime,
freed on t lire rri-omiiM-nree.
other. run for office, be defeated,
shoot him unle*K lie left tho city*
Hireling.
Denby.
he
,
’
n
.
French
Indo-China.
said
oa
di.«till# »-X,a*U**‘,|1(l (|jutnct attoinev ^ I The amendments, proposed by
mid still make money on the dent. I A icholullon was l<il i o.lu.'cu continuing cotton exchanges wu■*.
ed to lull that he r.ha v
<h,» personnel,
until after election. He wax giv
"
n
B
:
art^
pnteh
from
Calcutta.
They
had
hop
1
tho
Southerns,
aside
from
the
one
1
^*|a,
made the motion )<"•
Mr. Carson produm-ed photograph* •autlmrixing tin* city attorney t- launched today bef'.ie t
. *%
. ,lu*l,,*u
.
| off at Hanoi at 7 A. M. (Han- en police protection. II. If. Taylor,
n,11’n. ‘ h*‘ NuV>' Dc,,nrt :i L
l*fd
thp
acqulttu! after . l i setting aside a special cotton fiiuJ,
m„| records to show that this is ex- institute suit on del nqucit taxes A g r culture CummiUvi*., ^ ^f ^
muni to handle the oil reserve*.
| |jim> ,
judge of electrons, wa# reported
were
designed
tu
increase
the
pow
iMtly what the gambler*1 candidate of two years or over in ncc.i'iiunee
•• T m
t«»
the* i
--------- -— — .—
•kidnapped and beaten by four men
ern of tin pr.iposed
advisory
tv
'did in lPlM.
with the provisions of th
Denby' a#j| 7 0((u B O X ES FOR LONDON
I in a polling place.
eouncils, which would be establish- dent
. Wright
vv rigai quoted
'i“v*— —
charter.
cd to aid the funu board n stair 1 telling Full.. " ’to turn tho reset e»
Poll* opened here promptly at 8
On Wednesday night j tire- c-m
JA C K SO N V IL L E . Apr. 10-— A. M., with and army of 35.000
ilizing
prices.
The
f'lmihei’iiers
1
over
t<
>
your
department
to
wms
missioncr* will meet wit)i a re pie
proposed
tin- ihii
farm" board
handle.’
(IN
special gyianl# and policce on hand
'DM’d first
l int that
llldt lilt’
i '.' miu - |
|illlllll** ” iThen
ireii followed- the ex %
•- S) The rcfriirvrutor
"
« steamer
«
M utation of bond houses to de . ,’,ilc“ ;, ‘’“ tho* rJiS w a v Itill. which Uol«tc-.l mountuain eubiu lie « « '
composed
only
of
men
"truly
!
ecuUvo
order
by
President
Hard.,
Delia,,
orrmud
hare
today
lor a to preserve order; fair weather pre
lie
t ermine what step*, ifjbnv. .an he posed to <‘he ,_a
......., lnn „ n,| taken to a hospital her.- where »>'
of 7,000
representing agriculture.*’
where-1 :
placing the reserve# under the I cargo of
.,000 boxes of citrus vailed which wn* expected to bring)
i l l ’ll’IIII
Leslie T. Bryan, a resident
of [taken to relieve the present I mm- W-oiild outlaw trading u> cotton and ; ■»
,
and London.
r
K
K
j
fruit#
for
Liverpool
grain
futures.
Bennett
said
the
‘"v
'as tho orig nul hill gax. the Hies . |„(,.r ;lir Department,
out an unusually heavy vote. Vote'
Siinfoul for 25-year#, today an I J lB, sjUialion , f t |w city.
! This is tho fourth canto o{ Florida
•
........
.
.
.
.
,
,
i
itnnwlL.il
Bill
would
“correct
abusra-j
ident
authority
t
•
iiaqu
evgn
h
u
*-1
It
U
s
m.Uiieed his catididary .for the of
The comm ssion stuted that Hie Uansutii
um
........ — --------,
.
. . . . . . „.i||ii>
Running time " f Iranis
, (itrus fruit to be jthipi'dT abms^ Ing wa# brisk-"through the c a rl*
iness men or banker* The South*
fire of constable of Distrirt I, com $1,500 0 yea, reported paid to Mrs.
(Continued on page 4)
.
ch hf“
He "opposed th e ' »'*
11 " " U" a"
from tho port thi# season.
(Continued oil page 11
prising precinct* 1, 2, 3, L
1°.
11 .nidi”.
Mr. Bryan i* u native of Florida
and wax at one time engagol in
JA C KSO N V ILLE, Apr. 10.— A f - ,
;.
» :i
the bunking business in Sanforifc
ter finishing his campaign in Baker
Leaving this he followed funding
uhd N'ub-au Ounlit-s yesterday.,
oasc
,
l
and later enguged in the rval e s
Gov. John W. Martin will leave
tate business. At present he i»
l.eje today for Levy County where
RopR^anlLig the stale. Assistaal
connected with the Hof’ Mac But
NK'V
YORK,
April
1".
(INS)
inontl
u>'.d
a
g
ifa
t
granddauglilei'
plate the cotton industry. Itepre
Proaecutur Waltev K. Sibbald, Cm*
tery
Cunyinny.
ryCompany.
^
...
,
JACKSON VILLE. Fla-, Apr. 10
( t .V o f Muva.,. •’I’irii ready to face the murie if 0 f the Inte Willium A \ ar.dcrbilt.
chtnali. oppoeed the releaso of
come# to trial." I hi# Accordiu to Mis# itichaixl#, she
,r the peoplo elect me
Mr.
IN*S ) _ F o D Ce pint n .poaw ■>( I whf* ntu.m, J <i llu. ht.uring. protest' * this matter con
Rmuj putting final disposition of
Bryan
.. " I will -t*m- them in aeveral hund,ed |^teon#J'eare >. d ^ g
Unit..,
S
„
.
t
o
S.-I..U.
win
.
,
r
x
Z
yan said.
|nft
allowing
tlm
governj
was
the
stuteme
uguinsl
tint govern-, wa# me statement of John K. Ol>- rcleused Olyphant from hi# alleged
progressive
and constructive the city and surrounding ’ county inent departmenU to control t h e . phunt, jin he hontcned d» i' hw
in Urooksvillc and on the following
the case. " Thia caJo might just aa
indicated h«« day In Orlando, lie will spunk in state hospital for criminally tn;
th.' promise when he
manner, nnd conscientiously per* during tht- night without finding industry.
' preparation* today against
wall
end if bail »# granted Ramus,**
wanted to im.rry the society gir.. St. Cloud Frida) afternoon and sanr, nt Linta, O.; wus lietng con
outh wbo
who ««t
form' the dutio# of the office at ull traeo of a " ‘‘H*?’ ' ’°ufh
“ We’vi half enough tumble with; m il of Sully France# Richard#, a
sidered by Ohio Supreme Conrt Sibbald declared. Pointing out that
“
I
loved
him.
but
I
wouldnt
times. I om making the rub* on my lodk^Taht! crimina l!’
Melbourne Friday night, conclud
; th'c idmlhlatratlve branch of the former Follle* girl, demanding
the state line is not far froar-Lima,
stand in the way of Id# financial ing the week with uddreVsc* in here today.
*
...P,a*t record and expect to win on JM-year-old m arricj woman in
government," said Rankin. " I t wu> j life support.
and
social giowth." she said “I »ng the weeg a » Z T ' u r f ay
Attorneys
Charles
If.
Elston.
Sibbald-^d that Remus woold re
Liston,
.residential section lu#t night
the Departrtidtit o f Agriculture
Mia* Richard# figure-#, according gave him thM ,cst year# of my life. Eaugallle and TltusvUle_8atur U>. {
merit alone." .
.
^
^
D c H#ncUrmon< *U te line 1# not
. Ulomlhoniids were put on the \vh'ch issued a report that -sent the to Carlisle’# table of morality, that
She asserted that Olyphant asked
HONOR ED
urged the supreme court to ou* gard hU I f t y t y f>r more Uia»»
trail immediately ufter the report cotton market
>t down ......
lr#l .Fall
und —
she .............
wilt live
worth. ThereL IB R A R Y CLOSED AT «
— -----,
- -$170,38*
-- —
•*
- _
thorite re louse of Remus on ball h il t ’
c f the crime, but after .following it caused the cotton grower# trem; I fore she i# asking thut amount in her to go to Europe and remain ] 11.
- -blown
•
* KU A
•*•' - •
-x* *•
until "it” had all
over.” This
This
, —
l 0 .|1 pending d,'.position
by
t h -•
. -*-*-*aUte’a
on baU, Sibff
r
several
block#
the
dog*
loft
it
endous losses. I -don't want to leave supreme court, alleging that th*The Sanford Public Library last
highest
■
.
.
«
in
the
downtown
district.
The
de»
any re gulation of the c6tton indus . banker promised her $6,000 artnualnight felt the effect# of the City
states, zlu* received $5,.00.
U h alf of the state, for a reversal
Commission’# economy drive when cription given police tallies with try to that dcpaiAment in the fgt ] ly for life when she released him
He Iftshted that nothing could
Olyphant insistert that the casi* this city today paid homage to of the recent deoreo of the Allen
that of a negro who attempted to ure/*
^
!
fro
mu
promise
to
wed
*o
that
no
Harvey Firestone, Akron, Ohio,
it* doors were closed and the light*
be gminM h r admltttnr Rtmu* to
would
not
be
settled
out
of
court,'
County
Appellate
Court
which
h«W
Uisault
a
burse
at
the
Duval
(
oun
■■
*
might marry u rich uncicty g^r*tire manufacturer, presenting him
turned out at Q P, M. in compliance
ball pdadhir settlements of thg
declaring: " I have nothing U> tear.
ty Hospital Friday night. The vie
d medal for “Invaluable that Remus was sane and should
Nearly $1,200,000 worth of deli' j Olyphant married A'K'-e Slosnc
with the city’s order. The library
I'huvc done nothing to »*> ashamed with u gold
lint
<)f
the
attack
ia
at
a
local
ho#
.
u*
jeleastd
from
tb.
Urns
hcspHal.ease.
will du»e every night at 6 o’clock p ita f’ wher* her condition wa* cun ,-ate gla** w i i- 'produced in B<> ' Hammond a year ago Feb. 5j She
service to. the world.*"
*
the daughter uf John IL Ham* Uf."
-.
___
except'Saturday, wrien if will ro*
hetnia la»t >«ar,
j Jaiffo|«l.irD‘c*L
—
maiti open until R P. M,
Break Into Solid South
LOCAL BANKER
landidate For Gover
nor Is In Favor Of
ComingToReseue Of
Burdened Counties
lelivers Speech
[To DeLand Crowd
(uffgests One Cent Of
Gas Tax BeDiverted
To Esse Public Debt
Outlines History
Key Is Expected To
Present Testimony
of Huge oil steal
BRITISHSCRIBES
*
*
Bloodshed, Rowdyism,
Kidnaping,Beatings
And Ballot Stuffing
Furnish Excitement
|Gangsters R ace
•do.ll -
Police Strive To Halt
Depredations Com
mitted By Hoodlums
CITYCOMMISSION
waiving s
“■H;Srs£T,EDPATH LICENSE,K
GIRL’S SKULL IS BACKERSOFBILL
FRACTUREDWHENNEARAGREEMENT................... . \
...Lwi’i ............... •
3 CARS COLLIDE BY COMPROMISEo.L
SS’ilS.
"
r£™ ‘y T ' b . 1p.iw*«'« .ki I»i"t
■ e;:
■J
::V
: i ■'•••• ....
Mountaineer’s Trial
For MurderRcsumed
z
z
f L
p
iz -
;
: *
t lS X - ciS
r-*v
Fight Is Started To
Stop Manipulation
O f Cotton Market ,,
r r e ^ ^ * ^ * r S l{L * tS l*
II M. Ben
......,
,,nett. -v,,.,. Associa deuce for tire* prosecution hi„l been
Arkansas Cotton J
of th, |resented. The slaying of Robinson
lion
,
ad
v
o
cated
en
a
tion hecuiibt„
e
Ransdell Bill, which vvoul, pi.dub.t attracted
^ ^ wideumatten
, Uu.u
market manpulfttion |u> <)(,. |remuin eight hours alone m bis
L.T. Bryan Announces
. Constable Candidacy
■Fr:f v S : f = S r
SS
P
r Z S S S if
a s s
Seeks
-j , i i S ^
Who - Attacked Girl
Martin Finishes His
Campaign In Nassau
........... .
£
Supreme Court Of Ohio Considers
Appeal Of Remus F o r His Freedom
iie tc n d e n l In Divorce Suit Brough,
By Follies Girl Says He Is Prepared
o.wJcSJSS'o..
vicu"i c|“ ]"n““ wif,'S?rr to
i
I
W
*
.# * n
< a a ip ’
ii
�17“
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A I J ) . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , M O N D A Y . A P R I L 9 , 1928
P A G E SIX
Rumor Says Tom Heeney
Has Been Enjoying Visit
In Paris On His Vacation
Easter Vogue In All Flowers
Favors Nature’s Early Blooms
The ipiril « f the r<-«ttrfct lien «n trvrr
enrol in nil <i» ili/o\l tun ion* pi lb. won.I
it In .t e<ptc*-e»l i! !
time llun-Jcl
tile tnc'ot flow.r- (urlur',.'. r ; <1 ,i
turning Sprim'iime l:etcr rank* will
Chrtvtnia- is ills- rill I'liuu ' . 1.011 In.'
lilt jtiftit uueilli nr i t floral ti 'ltiri
Chain I IV i ••• t<> the . •«•miyan*
imflnt * f tulnifiittg e r r of " t m
'•.•lie'* fro n -th ? popttlnre.
plantn Iroin ihA»e u^o take a ' li".lit in
Pivvhnis to that orcr-Vi n, the colli*atilijt tlirir nw;i pl ant s, b \ - .,<
rorre.p nileiits h.nl suerreie,! In lilt flown- jii.l |inu,;iKts .ir- .min: tin
l tinning t de td.hivit with Mr. lice, limit popul.tr nf thr- ii'l’r*. *
Sitiir luw ► peciliiiii* ,ir ' i " l ' ' . i € p
ney on'.- at «-•>l.i'. I end very tom* li;-in|t
ilcvclnpul h* the f l o w r a t * * ♦*.
,,-j-nvy jtihi '.ur. •*. In br.of> they o f . the' country, tlir voqu .n 1lo>v*tfound ninny difficulties at all change* almost with the log;! • ty. dr " ,
\im •: but Mr. TleAt '.y Cory seldom. luit llure arc ccrum \..iri t •' which
]. note with pa'tled- 'ineredulty,' arc standard nllpoip the wcrf.l Ovvf ,iM
l >t. that theJenor i f Timm is’ re* among tliim ii the hchuiiful l-.ivicr
Lily, symbolic in every rii|-u t ol the
ptprk** lias altered and for tin* spirit
of the season.
Previously, he was the soul
WOI'
Nature h.n produri-.l her own 1 ,\*t
i.l vidf-ahncgut inn
shrieking doweling. Mali)' plants »in noi naturally
fe'lovv vvh > d «liked puhliety nod <n flown .if. that i, aton of ill vc.u u-’J
rpoke <if his nrt itt an appealingly many others which l>l<*m •ml* a toil
Utir in the sta-on do not !•u I llien.tlepreenting manner.
Itlrti lo "forcing" a* tin' fioriiSs .sat.
"I'm not ntmh of a fighter, hut
A noted fleriiiilturivi writing •r, tli?
wlmt of i t ? " he scented to imply. subject of Faster flower* * n * : "Perhaps
\tn| while you agreed with him on the most widely lived flowi t* ai lies
both points, you -limited It's finger sratun are the hullious.kin.lv, ll'uiinth..
rails and the way he did his ha'r Tulip*, Narcissi ami the like. 'I lie
or something. Anyhow, you-felt Wicliur.ii.tiui ILhr.il Roses ho I them
selves vs’rv nice Is lo ilic foiling pr's esscs
that a man who talked about him and ate adapted to almost am lUcnrative
self n that manner ought to lie me anJ consequently are f.ftoiiiev f.>r
MmhI hack front, and a-lmiml at cnmliination haikcts. The Dorothy IVr.
.kins, I ami mis, lion ami lliawalti.i va
regular intervals.
Mut now my faith is ravished. rieties ate Innsi sei.i. lie I’olyantli.ts.or
Thomas has rlnirkcd the charm ng 'Halo It ami'll r»' ate also piominmf in
the iici ol |s>t loses lor Faster We
tide of modesty and Is talking vlioulil not omit inmiioii ol. ilo glorious
like a chief serniul. If the advices while I-rati Karl Drusi’hki, one ol the
are I > he lid eveil, lie has deelarejl ftw Jinx lovi . yHiding to ihc’ fot log J
fi r “ llalti'ning Tunney" and even pioccvs. Its lllilll.Kill.ttg wlliti-nc" .el
has promised to give every deserv lire flowi ring make il one of tin1 bv»t
ing candidate a shot at the I tie faster rosrs.
Md.nl*'» I>«>ui|upi for Latter can he
when he is champion.
(liotrn Iroin a falltrr •large srlcctii.V
Maybe Thomas is only he'ng mailable at tins mason including Tulips,
hiios.elf at hot hut I can't forgive Naiuvsi, I toll h I Iv.icinthv, Lilies, ('alias,
him for t i l l i n g with my juvenile Pamirs, I orgrt-Mc-Nols, Wallflower.,
illusions, nt thill. Here I In'v*c been Migtionrtlc, Mangolds, Primroves, \ n«
lltiMis, Spanilli Ins, l.il.us, ‘IWi-r
h.-iking at ITm for months and Iris,
1‘ras, Lupines, Columbines, lions at ha,
never ten Ii red t h:it lie had it in | llinhihia, Rose* and Carnations Soni<
him to tall; as g.mil a f gl.t a any vjtirlirs ol t to lo.ls Air i.l,tain.ddi at 1
one in the ilivisii.n.
PONTIAC. Mich.. Apr. !t. With
an Apr i schedule calling tor T.fiuu
more Oakland and Pi.utiae Sixes
than during A|*r i *1 l:*27. D'e
Oakland M tor C. r • omtuinv .estnbl siting a pr dm tion r rm I f
nearly Mmi. ihmi ear- tor t i. in i
fom nnu-th
f t In ; •:
This Oakland Pontm pi. I • i
)i Ilopo'-To
Wille H(‘|'j»c Kl*i i i .iins
IJilliaid Champion'
"tile umliTo it' d pl.iVi'i iu fin- nn
tional till—e Iti-lli .lied blilial'd tom
iminent in progress heie.
Ilnppo went into the lepil. witil
fottr victories and no d'Tidlls' *vtn-n
(.eii f-'enuey o| Chi> ag*o i In-i ked 'lie
winning streak " f Johni v 1.avion
of St. Louis tit four slniigltl. Ken
tti-y yesleiiltiy itjt •t l.a.vtoti, 50 to
17, in ilinings. Otto ReiseTo of I'hil
iidelphin, defi ndij.g eliampion. -ill
feted Ills s's-ond defeat ol |*i lour
ney when (,us Copulos ol Detroit
himleil him u - c s c ic diid.l.ng in
•tli innings, the store was r.O t . 2'i.
OLD HISCT'IT F O ITNil
.
l f | 11\
. li i 'i n — tin- fi i iino w .ill] > In i
'f-ii'lii i lt;intP " 1-ix-—ws>"f-Ttf . f*hi to. him i ' lie r e t u r n s to
le llt h c i p i i - l i l l i g g a m e , l i e attil .1
" i l l i; u in to .i liuiluli- whi-n l i e ’
.l"liu 't"U
.m l
i..a t
il
l'r m p --y
micjitcil III, iIfff lie VV'illl'l get I '.I
t.f hi-* -trii-.** inixers, including .la* I;
Shtul.'-y, of whom lm own- ten pc
tent, ami form a partnership with
1 11 umi.ei t Fugnzy, Iti ooklyn pro
motel'.
LONDON
S i r J a m e s M. I t a i i i e , the fanum
uotlm r o f "I 'e t* r P a n " niul many
olhei l u t ' d work , has been Ih. ii
oli'd hy, hei'ig made the plesa leu '
of the I'tCoi por.iteil Socu l* of All
llu i , Nuccci'diug the hit*- Tlinlna.
I lardy.
•
The invitation wa* evtemled |o
Sir Janies on lirluilf of the soeiel*
■f Is td Gon-ll, eliai m an *if the
com m ittee. S i r .lain* s' ai eepllllice
.if the p " -t lias le t -11 g reeted with
I'ciieiul sat is fact imt.
Only t l n c e liii-ii Itaviilg pieceded
Sir James m th o ffic e . T h e ) w e n
Florida
Sinci* r 1S 7 X
Of Florida’s Lead in t*- I
er ( iiuses
Nop Delay
knowledge o| 111c and il.1 ji.olileins.
and r.e y are g ling to luo.i at the
pnddi-llis of the next generation
with sympathy and understanding.
"These children tire going to he i
tin- Atlal.li, tonus iie.iin pi-.n-..m«i.i cmmnicd l u.mivi»n ami pmdu lhi»tne nn'ii"|d..n,. Itn-im-u fiunt s ta rt , children of n few years from n >w." ,
Mothers of today came in for a
ing on its attempt to spun the A t
I sharp critic-ism front Mrs. Van
lantic in a westward flight. —
( nplaiit Herman lvoehl had an- Winkle, who has been intimately
ttniinii d la -t night that wentlier eonm-cted with the part girls ami
conditions seemed favurahle ami women (day in crime and wayward-
I "I 'lie in i uni. m t wo centuries.
an extension to West lllilti-tei
' bl'cv U I.. I.. Imilt I'reparnliontire ii.-vv mull r * y I. . the proi c-.
and .’Klilid i •li d itn t cm umk i- I.,
•«- tart'.al iu tiic nea fuii.te.
l i e e\leii-ioii i- In ;i <;, ,t |, i
|Imildilig which will he elected <m
tile glass (dot I* ing lietweeu S;
Margaret's ('luiiili and the sane
lujir* nf th,. Ahlmy.
Tin* new
hil'lduig will hi* k -< d us a -acre n
a • n.ill i luimbi i i. \i «11 \ wh-ie
|-.in I' d utensil ami vo •tun-lit- at.
I.' tit. l ew people I* .ilj/.c that th.
Ald.cy, the uni t famous elm , h ij)
the linlish Kmpire, at |i c o i il lm
lot Hiu riilv what soever
l-'idl".*mg u sto im of pro|,. i last
N'ovemlii r, when large exu-iisins
to the Aldiey were proposed by a
eomitiission, the Dean and t luiptei
have chn-eti a site for t hi- m w sti
i list), whit 11 till) belie) e will leu '
•It tract from the uri hitci lural unity
of the nutimuil sin ine.
( oust lie I itm of the new building
was decided upon In-causc of the
need of space for robing ecu mollies
in connection with the many official
eel enmities at the Abbey,
(hat the attempt \* mid In- made al
noon today Imt at that hour reports
"'civ received which cati-cd him lo
a ninn nee another postponement.
Although it appeared unlikely
that uh attempt would he made
later today, tin- plane vva- held in
icadiucs.- fur an immediate hup iiff,
TO HONOR II VIIDY
NEW II.W E N , Conn. Apr. 1,
(IN.V) Yale University will pay
Oihuie In the name of Tlmmns
Hardy. A meeting i- t >he held here
on April l:< with I’resident Jam es
Rowland Augell
p esiding, with
I Vo'. William l.yon Phelps de*
live, ing tlie address, amt Prof,
(.’hnuncey Hrewsti-r Tinker reading
seleelioiis ft uni Hardy's poems und
novels.
Then, for seven days, starting
April 21 an exhibit of Hardy's first
editions anti manuseripls will he
held in the President’s Itu mi. Wool■ey Hall. From the Picrpont Mor
gan Lilua. y are i nuing three valu
able manuscript.*, and Cu.mll A.
Wils' ii i- to ,-h iw, among other ex*
liihitiiis, an unusual number of
autographic letters and preseutu*
ii*.li copies.
COMM \NDS POST
C A SP E R,
Wyo..
Apr.
3,
— iIN S ) One *if th** few women
. . tirtins ef the World war t ) he
i i/iitnir.*’d*-i i of Aim-ricuii Legion
(i • ts ‘i- Mi's Mary R. Mel'ake,
who iv*ently bi-eaine l omiit inder " f
the (i irge Woman Pont No. 2
•;* i". She succeeded Cakcral llurke
who -tei ;i)ed us com*
ness.
"Our mothers were kept in a
sublime state of ignorance by their
, parent *. They were utterly itteom
patent to help us. or tu give Us
an understanding of life."
Automobiles rides, with their
problems for the girl, hip flasks,
petting ami all the other "failings"
of the mndrcit girl constituted all
unsolved problem for mothers
who were trained iu the philosophy
1 of "L ittle Women", Mrs. Van Win
kle told the Chicago women.
’•Why.'* site said, "our cloistered
mother* Were downright ineonipet
eat to deal with any of the ques
tions their daughters and grand
daughters ate solving every day.
Hmidtni'de eai t i " ' /•
-rtcii
*
l e
• '’lies •. ‘ !. •.* I'.ig ig invi nl iv« lie* s 1 1
.ma kept within New
mitg the* wiii*.
•
<. mmi.iuler
the post last September,
Plain
Organdies
W\
65^ and 7 5 / yd.
Tub Fast
Voiles
6 5 / and 7 5 / yd
4 5 / and f z'' yd
Peter Pan
Prints
LIuslic Generation
“The younger generation is elas
tic, and not hounded hy n tot of
the traditions that used tn lie
sucre*! vows."
“Twenty-five’ years front now
girls will lie able to ttsk their
mothers how to overcome some of
the obstacles to light living- that
have lu.'1'tt created by a speeding
eivilixatiun, und will he able to get
a usable ansvve.-."
"Now they don't get anything, if
they ask, bccuutc mothers don't
know anything about it."
Mrs. Yttn Winkle doesn't think
that “experience" as such should
lie sought out by youngsters, she
hu-D-ned to explain.
"L ife will come to meet girls and
hoys fast enough, without being
sought out."
"Hut problems solved leave the
children vviser utul better, and that
wisdom will lie passed on to the
next crop of youngsters, with much
<1 i • a n U n it y
U ' It' l l l g III
gl'tii are being iniuiii
of L’dgiuut,
.
DeLand
lv\tension l’o Slart
Nil I'iimous C’ I u i i t I i t*
..II healers of great liam---, e n l
continuing* as president until dcuth
Till* first was AI n-d Lord Ten
I tl 'T I I KNOCK.** JIOMEIt
nysi.lt, who b came pi siih'il! wlu-li
the society Wits fot lueit ill IMS I
NEW YORK. Apr. 9 .— (IN’S)
Twenty thousand su ppirleis of lit*' The second was George Me <*«Ii111.
New Y’ork Vankc '.s are i-miviiu’id :.i d tin- third I ’leiiuiis llnrilv. Sii
tmluy for Lite first time, that t ' i .lame* I'ceajii" a nil tidier nf tin- so
home' run twins, DnLv Ruth am' ' ciet) iu IR'JI.
Lou Gcitrig, have regained the nld!
ity to soi k h ntlet s which cariL'd
thrrn to tV'-urd leigh is lu-t sir. ■■
T h e " saw Hal and Duster •l,lli- i
eirc;'*t doiiiH which hr.it the Hnoklyn ituhitis ye terdny. 7 t*> 3. D'
I-no of the Van' - a - d Mr. <
. "i
.
somethiu^ovee million dnllinj
the
girls seel think that he j
DKNVER,
.
(IN'S) —
not "the type.
A biscuit which is estimated to
The higgest.'etion raised tuJ
, he 1,000 years old was recently re- — ( IN S )—"Marry Colonel Littil that the f lyi.'olotiel i> "at! .
ceive<1 l,V f)r- Etienne D. Rennud. he.gh? Why I should say not! Not get her too por to lie mu iu.i
even if lie wanted me a whole lot If
head of the University of Denver he were my husband I'd probably hide."
i department of Archeology front I)r. never know where lm watt .it night,
TO KN'TLIl
SllltlM:i,
Erank 11.11. Rolierts, author and ami iiis flying would keep me
hi^torin't of New Mexico.
worried to ilv^tli."
T A M P A , I'llpi
The hisctiit wns found by Dr.
Thus rm the answer of one Mis
Plans are tu rntiii
W o m e n RnhertR in a pueblo naer Ar.tee,
N,
souri University
co-oil, to a recent
M. These ruins were ntinndimrrf ipicstinnuire mint nistcrcd lo home tei tain more I 2
wil l will stu|4*l ,
between 1,100 and 1,300 H.C. a c eeoitoniies students.
from the ultioi
cording to Dr. Renniki.
Of twenty five girls wil l till
\|.ril 211.•
The biscuit was brown in color
Speeiftl ti.Jfai
and as light ns u feather ufter sur svverod the (piestion: “ Wonid you
viving ten eentu.ies in the dry at 'hr willing I., m.nr) (.'ol. Ch.irle- A.
The |l.imllteigp ?•' one i nly answried i oiiti il t hro.ig
m«.sphere of the southwest
ors will rent
hit o f the ancient f >od will lie givcn-T III the affirm at
hours to a ill
t " the (h e m ist.y department of the I severul -.tringei
|ilanntng mr
University of Denver in order t i ’ vva- ip iu sim iun
lilies fi.i the
determine whether there i> any (Jkl ihWflui.
renoss
n
amt
itliijr form- n
food value remaining.
la spite <>f his
DISP.\R.\(a:.S I.INDY
CIIICAGt*. April
(IN’S)
I
la marked contras' to the excite
1I H
nient «r iIu- past week when fort)
Jx jll
prep teams front all over the Unit
nl Slutes were contesting for tin
an S i iv s
inti rsi lndastjc basketball champ
W iiin V innship of the nation, the eatupm
r -M e n ln
i ! the I'liive.rsity of Chicago Indus
|looked like the "deserted village.’
The happy igiinti'i from Ash
' IIICAGO,
Apr. 9.— (IN'S)—
land, Ky., who Iriuinphod ovci Flaming youth ntay he sophi.iti
I t at.ton, III., I t tn lit, in tlie final i rated, hut it will breed the super
j.i.-ni i I tt.e toiu lies , were given a fine ’if modern times, Mrs. .Mina
\ an Winkle, head of the women’s
division of the Washington police
depat'.minl told Chicago * luhvv imen.
" W ild ? " mused Mrs. Van Winkle,
"Well, maybe the modern generalion is having ils tuste of freedom.
" I ’ve seen these wild parties ihev
talk of. Yes, I know and tulmil
that the ttapper-, ami hoys of t hi
nts'- are wi.-e h«yonil their years.
" I 'o»e-trained. \*ibl little tigerand tigresses, niinli-, but the bays
it'd g n l- nf todii;' will he the load
<i- of the next generation, ami
they will h|. capable leader-.
Is now ledge Ol Life
J/.elv Dempsey’1
Tennis Team Departs
After Winning Match James Barrie (lets
Honor From Sociotv
MEXICO CITY, Mexico, Apr
—(IN'S) 'Die American Davis Cup
‘••am, with a i lean sweep >vi r the
Mexican net Irani, left lieie lliimnrnintr f"i San Antonio, wlicit
they will start a -eric- of exhibi
finin', laal b) Captuin Hill Tibleit.
tlie Americans maile tin ir stay her*n Complete success by wining the
fin*-1 two matches of the five inatih
affix'.i and eliminating the Mcxicnv
for ifJi it her year.
Joint llenneasy,
the brilliant
young player from Imliuuupoli,utn Wilnter Al.ismi, tile inie;vi'l
h g ia te star, made the invadeis'
triumph complete by
trouncing*
Rohi rt Kinsey, captain of the Mex
EASTLill LILIES
Persia Has Very Few Team From Kentucky
Permanent Marriages Wins National Title
TI'IIKRAN,
April
(IN S)
(inly five mnrriages in a bun
dled iu Persia turn out lo he hap
py. foity per cent end in divorce,
and 55 "evisj on suffcrclicc."
Iu the opin on ,.f a Incul writer
v*lio furnishes this estimate in the
ahseiii e of authentic statistic-.,
tlie-e tinh.-ij»|>y learriages are due
to tin- l"\* stand it'd of the eilueation **.iMn-n v Im , In- -a* s, ; l t e m'■apid'le ol nianariog bonn-s
RUNNING FOR RE-ELEC ’ON
handsome figure of .335 Inst year,
hut looking further we discovered
thnt it was in the P'edmont Lea
gu e It is a lonp jump front the
— For the first time in years you Piedmont to the Southern. Mr.'
do not reqOirc'a tttitgnfying glass Cushions :* likely to lose several
to find the folks willing to put any points In transit.
credence in the annual claim that
Oscar Jo llie r, who hatted .27G4 n
I the t ’naltitr>of»i*^Lo<*k»mts w;tH*hnv<» a ilask'^a loop St loJTT^is another
a hetteh hall club. Even Chnttnn. •of the outfielders.' He is only 27
i '•go pr.'gnosticators cannot he ycnts old and under the tutelage of
wrong forever.
ntnitnvcr Mnthes may improve. The
S'et, unfortunately for the Look* other outfielder will be a man by
oute, t appears thnt the Southern the name o{ Taylor.
League will be fnstor than ever,
Mnthes has some pood pitchers
and 1 lint tltgy, will he fortunate in at his disposal, but even at thnt he
moving up one peg, to sixth, in must either bolster the staff or
stead of seventh or eigth plnce in add some hitting power.
the finish. These deductions are
Johnny Hornn, whom Johnny
based on the following:
Hrock says is the "toughert pitch
I.—Jo e Mathers, who finished er" in the league for hint, will ho
third with Houston in the Texas one of the mninstnys of the staff.
League Inst ycer, is the new man So will George Cunninphnm, tvh.i
ager of the Lookouts.
won 15 panics and lost only five
2- —The new owners of the lo o k with the Lookouts Inst season.
out franchise have had time to George is a year older, hut a man
find out that they will have to with thnt pood record with a
spend a little dough, or else lose a iioventh-plncc hall club cannot
big wad.
have slipped much over winter.
3- —Strange as It may scent, the Jam es Mooney and William ClcLook'tits' have some pretty fair mouts, who played with the Look
hull players on dork, and are work- outs only n short time last season,
in* frantically to secure others.
will he hack. They, along with a
There are worse infields than fellow by the name of Vaught, will
Stiivongon, first; ConnblJy, second, he kept only long enough -to see
Kane, short, and Dcfatc. The lalter what they have.
was with the Lookouts last season,
Edwin I,ingle, who did the hack
hailed ,333 and fielded J I J 2. ('on. stopping for the Lookouts hist
imlly was hroupht in from the year and who by no means wus re
Texas League, where he had a garded us the worst catcher in the
.Sherilf C. M Hand, who is running fo - rejtio
leasi.nahly gojd record, hot It afield league, will he hack behind the
field
of several tpponents, is seeking the olfice etc
and at tRe platter.
platter.' Glenn Turner, his under
In the outfield wo find one Mr. study of last season, rooms good made during the last two terms lie has held th/ice
known, not only ns n sherifT, hut for his big lint gt t
Otis Cushions, who hatted the for tiiul job again.Rogers.
.
f .
iRttKlrti <i(t.fliiwcrimt ;** . *p•nicii
Oakland Motor Car Co.
A re Building 100,000 Cars
In Four Months This Year
Chattanooga Team Looks
To Have Better Chance Of
Moving A head In League
Smith Africa is putting into e f
fect its new “precious stones” law
for the I'otilrul of tlie diuntond out*
put.
.
< -
Printed
Linens
$1 and $1.50 yd
Vas ble
Fla Jrepe
New Washable
Crepe De Chine
$-00 yd
$1.75 yd
G.A.Dreka an
.
• D eLand Fla
�m
-
Loch Arbor
T
Chicago goes lo the polls today. Both Democratic and
}w
w
i
Republican
parties will nominate candidates for office. The
K a lm 4 M «»«*■<
K! r*Al war centers in the Republican party where Mayor
r t » . a v & Jt
•
V*SiK *rt Thompson and Senator Dcnden are a t odds ns to who shnll
. •t
.JM iUr be the party nominees. The Mnyor seems to be trying to
•m. -- - ——
*** t
MaaaMt control things by force of arms. Recently the Senator’s
**■t K W *t
U
home was bombed and “Diamond Jo e" Esposito, one of
1
>%•J}tr? S
•*
•
Deneen’s ward heelers, was taken fo r'a ride.
But such passive “incidences" as these would evoke
n i i f _____
Hr Ow Hm >tr W«Hi
little comment in crime-hardened Chicago \\prc it not for the
fact that such evidences of lawlessness have been netiotfipnnied by a preparation for serious a c t i o n . m o n t h s there
has been an unintej*ruj)tcsLanjL dctcrStnned oiling of auto
•— a
a .’s
* *r *B i s r '
•f I I * matics, greasing of machine guns and collection of bombs.
•Slfct
»h» •
v n l i T k i I. ; *0. u
*■< l«
d
>*■«>■Ur «UMtM u n * iriU
Disinterested citizens of Chicago, wiio might be called
n llln il N H L
the law-abiding element, will doubtless venture ertit today
to do their duty as citizens and cast .their votes for the men
n * Hci
■ (l« U ■ h m Ini mt Ik* they think most capable, tiut they will do so with a feeling
■r«i« *f ClmlUtl n u , m
AMil
t€ J*ik- of dread uncertainty over the likelihood of a fusillade of shots
which may meet them around the next corner.
t lm r k f l M ill «f 1* t l *wl*llM
From the gang warfare, the frequency of murders, the
Mrlk la t r lr r 1 < w ilt) tk M littl
all rial lata at r l n l i l l M ■■.wall a amount of other crime and vice which exists in Chicago, it
ta u n t Hal a n a a r l M i .
•“w-abiding element is greatly in the
minority, that Chicago is ns Chicago people want it, a city of
T TUESDAY. APRIL 10.
criminals, and yet we know that this is not the case.
STOLE VERSE FOR TODAY
Chicago, in all probability has no larger proportion of law
mu
breakers to decent people than most places'. Crime is on’ n
NEITHER
POVERTY
NOR
rampage
there simply because crime is in the saddle.
' THE'.
ItlC H ES:— Remove far from me
. th.-:
The same thing might happen to another citv .” When
Y»ntty and lien; give me neither
.•In.ll
.
crooks are in control of government offices, nothing but law
poverty
nor
richer:
feed
me
with
Halt I
I
food convenient for me.—Proverbs lessness can be expected in the land. The thing for the
r*-K:r'
I
JJ0j8.
people to do if they do not like situations as th e y exist in
*\»ur;
I
P R A Y E R :—0 Lord. Keep ur Chicago ifi to vote the crooks out of office nfid^tlcet men who
T' > f“
1
from
presumptuous sins; let Ihem arc honest and capable. Chicago has its chance today and
Plt.» N
I
after the fighting is over, if then; are any left to write the
not have dominion over us.
fll'lr y, 'K
story, we will read with interest what happened.
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TILE CENTIPEDE
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Tho centipede is. light and frail,
‘
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Kitchen Gardens
'—
The place to build your home
De Forest Sanford Realty Co.
:ar
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Ha'a mostly one continuous taW.
it
In* fact'he is so lean and spare
That you could lift him by a hair.
**•
And yet it’s Nature’s quaint conceit
To lift him with a hundred feet.
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Florid
The Miami Post urges people to plant gardens and re
calls that Thomas Jefferson once said that he regarded the
individual who introduced a new food-producing plant into
a country as having performed a greater -service than a
general who wins a battle. The Tost thinks that this might
Tfc n4My to manipulate;
be a*bit extravagnnt due to over-enthusiasm, but acknowl
You’d think, to ty-af so little weight. edges that the person who increases a country’s food sup
*1....."*
ply is certainly a public benefactor. Continuing, the Post
How baby centipede* must balk
RJirn they arc tcamiag how to sa y s:
% walk.
"D r. David Fairchild. fcnmeY bead of the plant introduc
tion department of the U. S. Department of Agriculture,
wl^at Uril to practice trot* and jogf, told an interested audience at the Miami Beach Carden, that
And keep in ft<p with all those dogs •
this country has in recent years imported thousands of plant
immigrants,
and that about 10,000 of the total have been in
When we h«d all that we oould do,
troduced into this section of the United States. Allison V.
A j tirjr kids, to walk on two.
Armour, of New York, a plant enthusiast, has given more
Ifleentlpcdaa b j any chance
than a thousand species to this section from parts of the
Were given to intemperance,
world
with climate similar to that of Florida.
|
"It is true that most of these plants are useless as fond,
And often tasted of the cup
VYJffch giri* one's footwork tang but they are valuable for other* purposes.. Kvcn th ose prized
led up
l for their beauty alone have an economic value. Dr. Fairchild
and other speakers urged the necessity of planting gadens.
l .'x- *">o that lip ri*rs but U» fall,
Dot this section of the State with them.
Tlfey never would get home at all.
"It was also suggested that a great publu garden in
Dade
county would prove a valuable investment, and tlmt
tbough Nature witli a master liaml
A number of her work* has planned, ChapmaH field should be tuhifcd into ‘an arboretum and
plant garden wortny of this great section.’
R seem s to hip she slipped indeed
"Clarence \V. Barron, editor ot the Wall Street Journal,
When she designed the centipede.
voiced,
as the saying goes, a mouthful, when he declared that
'
—JAMES J. MONTAflt'K.
Florida will find its wealth in growing plants, in the produc
tion of which she has no competition."..
Jlr.
icqce
uifht
blood
cares
rovrf J
MucKcnzie told his ar.din Winter Havrn thr other
that in his vein* flowed the
of John Paui Jones. Hut who
about that?
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THE TWO
TRIUMPHAL HOURS
Do You Know What They Are?
Do You Know That They Will Brin#
Health, Happiness, Success?; -
Hear
HILTON IRA JONES
PH.D,
III His (irent Lecture
H a lf - B a k e d B re a d !
Just ils luilf-bakcd bread rises havoc with vour
digestion,
so
improperly
cured
(baked) tires raise havoc with your pocket book.
, /
“SELF-MANAGEMENT”
This iKMlngulahrd Scientist firings from the Laboratory the
Startling discoveries of Modern Chemistry In Its Helnlioti to
.
Human Life and Success.
To he properly cured a tire must he heated from the inside as well as out because
rubber is a poor condutor of heat.
The Goodrich “W ater Cure" is the only method
which cures a tire equally, inside and out,
thereby
insuring you of the maximum
«
a
mileage for your money.
A Srason Tiekrt for All The Attractions of
RED PATH WEEK
"
5 BIG DAYS
$3.00
Red path Week Here Begins Apr. 11th.
REDPATH
Inland Supply Co.
f . li. MYliltS. President
phniii 70.1
( ‘oriirr First and lilm
0
If you smoke
for pleasure
Tump.t and Miami aiu t»ith pet
The charge that every city has I
boy, the donkey and the man who
“ pituei fill fixer aimnitl
th e*
tried to please everybody und ling considerable adverse adver |it
fAfased nobody.
Wr can’t be rising because of the lawlessness ctHiris'- i t|i,< most serious charge
bothered.
that has lirld sway in those cities I 01 them all; if this rhnrgc i-. trni!.^.
rflrrat
fur'fRrvprat^j’fiirir- NdW. mat this 1thin* tlieie rests the responsliillity i
-- A two hundred and-fifty thous condition of affairs is growing for tho whole situation. If those
and dollar necklace was lost in the tcrious enough to enlist the con rvliosu duly it is to dutf'ci crime ^
mall between London and Paris.
A matter of such insignificance sideration of even an indifferent und arrest criiiiltuils, extend pro
und : t they fml
that the postmdn probably just citizenry, pcoplo are beginning to J tec............
inquire into the why of the siluu and the "main guy in bootlcggingi"
misplaced it.
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Tampa Life expresses jtfl to im e-t these “lenring gamblers"
they do it for reasons that ore
The St. Petersburg Independent opinion of the crime situation in |mimical to the honest administra
insists there arr not tpo many that city in very frank terms, but
tion ot justice. And if courts enn
hdtels' hi Florida. Agr^^d. hut says it’s exactly the same situa lie apioiiehed and cases talked over
there if too much indebtnes* on tion that exists in other cities 1
in advance of criminals being
rahny of them.
where crime is rampant. Here’s the In ought into court, and in these
Qcasons assigned by the Tampa conferences, easy sentences agreed
, Sidney Catts says that if Hath Newspaper.
upon, then the charge by the”Tain
"Every city has its* ‘leading pn paper is true. None should be
away is elected governor Martin
;wjll be the neat chairman of the gambler’— its ’main guy’ in the interested in disproving these
state road department. Which liquor traffic—its ’powerful’ fixer charges Hum police officers, slier
around the courts— its ’protected’ iff- and their deputies and the
proves the lie in that story.
class of operators.
fudges* who preside over courts
!
'— —°--------"Whenever a population of a , u,ut ,ji:al with criminals,
, .Tampa's mayor ha.« declared in community is sufficiently great to
We are not prepured to accept
favor of Sunday baseball. That
heroine ohucurinir
men of t|ns cxphination of the Mituution,
•Aims to be about the only thing
night work, there vice and law however. We have been rending
barred in Tampa. —S t Petersburg
lessness become rampant, and in- jTninim and Miami newspapers f o r 1
Iifdcpcndc
ependent. No, Hathaway is.
solent."
several years and could not help
This is niora than an admission; noting how those newspapers Imp !
frhie candidate who offered to it’s un indictment. No one doubts j |H„| unt„ officers every time an|
"heat hell out” of a war veteran thut every city hus its ‘‘leading t,riest of the "big guy" in boot
and predeker ia trying to "do unto gambler" and its "main guy in 1legging and the “leading gnmblrr"
outers what is going to be done the bootleg business. Hut why do was made. Must be those news 1
unto him." —Orlando Reporter* they have them? A thing so gen papers represented the sentiment
erally known that it is common of the community.
If so. there
Mar.
talk; a bootleg roadhouse so de must lie no com plaint now by
finitely located that it is street cither newspapers or citizens be
Icorgo' L*< Dick has announced
fcft governor oh the talk must be known to other than cause crime has gotten beyond eon
ket. IfC a tts Is nom- street gosslpers. And the tolerance Irol. Elcj^on time is near. Watch
the jDtmocrata, we of these things widen and thick the vote at tho polls. Here’s where
surprised to *ee the en the atmosphere of lawlessness. reform must begin.
—and that’s what made
this cigarette famous—
join the happy company
of smokers who are get
ting complete enjoyment
from smoking
>s poll a pratty heavy
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NEWSPAPERS AND ACCURACY
wrest Mounted Police"
.
T A H I’A IIMHl Ni;
being oiganiied to protAit traffic along the more shady
It has taken new* papers a writing, pencil slips, typographical
Hfuth’ of the Tamiami Trail across long lime to live down the churges mistakes, even jumbling of ty;>c or
Ibt everglades. We hope these men
w|U Be » serviecable as pictures* that inaccuracy is their major misplacing a lino when ull'clbc 1m*
quality. In earlier days, when com been cared for, may wreck a fact;
gne.
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munication was difficult, rumor
frequently was news, and rumor is
fickle. As for many yean* past the
supremo goal of every reputable
newspaper today is scrupulous ac
curacy and so large a pluce has thut
assumed that it is the essential
dividing line betw•eh good ami bad
journalism.
—-;**r Error In transmi»*iorr, poor-type
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aiinly,.for rwaaons best known
to inyaelf, and not be elected guv*
r#ior. than to b« elected governor
ltd wot carry Duval county", -aald
Fons Batluiway In Jacksonrille
other day.vWe''fear the 'road
it chairman may have
Today, as for many years, Camels lead hy
billions and they keep right on growing
and all of this is threatening from
the second it is put on paper for
filing hi Timbuctoo or Juneau until
the second the form Is locked for
the stereotyper.
The sri-ikbig .thing about a re
putable newajialter la not thiil it
cnntaii^s inaccuracies, but that they
•are s o ' f e v r r -
U S ^ U 3 2 ifi£ * S ‘
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THE
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w i ll.*
" Ftorrest
’" inf 'wni^tcnnt
l5, ? in?
^ Lake Hotel-““p
with n band,’fT
of tweed
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effect.with two little striped poc
I la- D. A .-It: ball which whs |(,tH
•
given last night at the Forrest
Another sports costume by tin
Lake tl del made . brilliant be* | utnc designer is in the popular
ginning-to the n-.nu-imia festivities ‘‘Maon-yeHow, with-u-box-pleated
. ' •‘kirt and blouse piped with blnck
vhleh cluster so th ic kws o„ the cal; J.nm)
iitVKF.h]Mk mntlbRl(,
m hn(|
LONDON, Apr. to. (IN S )— Bar- ships found shi-Kcr from the north
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, uuii *» 1)11^1 iniivf%
1tin* ■»■«%•
lw-J'ipc Organ 'Club held a
T’-e rc-gtllni hiiriivess fnc«-ting eiular after the quietness of l.ont. little jacket of bnskgt-wcaye jersey ied beneath the sands of. Trip- „ winds. The deetidence of Rome
t h e - W srptbtmost interestimr
nf S t. Agues Juilbl o T I l p l y t ' v o x J ^ - ’r ^ ’^jjti * r<u,m wan dccnrattT) with *«4»hcTttmnd.H or-yell hw cn-pe iditanirv for 'worn- »\v«r ».?W
most interesting
meeting
Mmi.lay,,
Rpfccopal Church was held tvfnnday j wkh tnl) bi<k(.1(r _____
rose,) lie CldffT
’
the ancient Roman town of J.eptis! well, u deendenev which was ar. .
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Jagiin. one of the richest common- celt rated hy the -floods of a^U'er.
afternoon at the home of IIrs. Rob- aliernom, at the Parish Douse.
niuk and white gla.lipii, which «n\v
A lovely ensemble cmncMn gnl
•'it .MrrtWijLhcg(*n
thb-absencee of the lnrstnewr
piORftfem; Mrs.' to
(n flu.i
dunce a« spring festival ill
ill" «lca yellow with a plain kawuirklrl. ities o f its hygonc flay, is at.'last and when tiro Turk* "conqubrfcf
WAY
ej>?*n rTi-ntucky
Kentucky Av^.i
Av<.| tho-abseni
the 'dttnet
Cook’s Chapel, Methodist Epi*
1H > n e r e a s e d by. t h , paste. a sleeveless yellow sweater and n loipbig.ipta full view as the work! AlfSimdrio.in.i448
Ea| Z|*p Church oil Kith St.. tivc w.tBivMkunt.tu's
mi iffaat Spring frocks which were' jacket of beige and yellow checked Of isxcavufors Is nearing eontple- was alrend)' eov/p-oM.by iddlviwj
li an titles ;.‘uf
pink) f t o :
:t»f . ni..W;
txlon 1.. I’ei kins. Report-* ndch in evidence. The ffn^et-s we»e jersotf jlctli&flJ with bands of the 'lion, according ti> informat'on tu and sand. ... . .. ([(.
Ildsboro, Bishop E . I). \V, Join s rnihance af^jbW iy l/rentlj.
.
rl.a
rend by the officers and lie 'intcil to tin- D. A. ll{, 'by Mr. plain.^Ij |] 4
A companion , between, rpnipeu
archovdogical circUs hero.
|Washington,
C. will preach ni
_
—ne#1!
Mrs.
Frarafla
;E.
Uoiz,
the
clialr»?irAjy
nmliters of importance to
and T.ept's is bbt'Vo^lme.'Pdtiipeu
Where
ill
l!li!r>'wns
a
barren
iles,.,*IV|rSg'
A
s|Mi^s«*n(fvclty
is
n
short
coat
,*clock Tuesday night April 10.
an I Mrs. Denjaniin'F. \Y7iitnei Jr.
wits a provincial ' tdw'H;' I,ept*s a
president hyer
meeting* llu|
an pi-esldcUf
byer th».
tb*» mocUnV
tisi Guild were discussed. Reports
iiitc people are especial)’ invited man
Punch was served by Mrs. L. P- in mole ilyed in colors to match the ert today stand*, the splendid and cettte rof cummertiatdif»x Pohiifeil
which opened wi^h the,:ukunl d t L o I n donation of $26 as im Knste
majestic
skeleton
of
a
city
of
tem
fr.oclc andvlift* •»•;
Lite present.
Dignn am) M#s: (ifurge j i . Dnrtj iffcoinpnpr
j 4 ** U,1 _• w , , "
vlitional exercises, and w'as f o j- ! offering, and also that the. Spi .ag
ples, nrehrs, monumental fountains yn* famous for the graceful dec*
I Mrs. John J.eoijnrdy nndJMrs. Rol
[Evening Bridge party for mem, >t»
and private viUjuj of surpassing orations of its . iroiises
lowed by prayers offered by M f i .: wnrdiotie valued at $oil bad I......
A
few
f/idiiqn
notes
4"<
Jijtiur
fem
|r4 (>f the Socinl Department of Charles Marshall and Mr*. Volie'^’nt to Marv Rowan at Rt. Mary’ land Dean bad chdige’er \hc ticket
beauty.
The
rtsult*
of
the
ex
table.
Peter Kchiinl’s t)rchestra inine readers the following gowns cavations have exceeded the high
Oman’s Club at K:(10 o'clock
l ’ITY"TlL\NSEEIt
and frills:
Ifh Mrs. G. D. Ilishop, Mrs. Ralph
- «N STORAGE CO.
Claire Wlndsbr in im ecru lace est hopes of the archeologists who
[f£ht AtldL Mrs. J E llrouse ns
k boy and provide for
assumed the great task of unearth
Expert Piano nfnvlng. Hanllng,
J i i t f i S s * a
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< » , members
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lor
another
needy
of the.. Sallie DnrrisoO posed over beige satin. Drown and ing the city, it ml indications nre
Ltesses
( rating. Shipping.
itcige
felt
hat
with
upturned
brim
Easter -Story was read by Mrs. h," ‘ lu’“" s
i chapter, was greatly augmented
[Mrs; G. Irving Trucks, Mrs. Rob
pt rsoa.
that
it
will
lie
almost
entirely
ex
Side
Track Facilities
Grover
f
Cochran, hy a veritable influx of the college mnl fitted crown, tied fox fur.
Mrs.
posed when the
K ug of Italy
John Holly ntjd.'Mrs. ItoyFrnrik
*S ’ S c," ’" n’ ^
(ol.
Phone_896
200 N. Maple ,\ve.
Lent
riee
Joy—
silk
print
frock
in
__ ...tu
in O fli. ...at bridge.!.i.... at• lowed li) a roll call to which the^ edacatlonal secielarv, aniu onccd cyowd from Tallahassee, Galnesvilc,
makes his promised visit to Tripoli
imes
will .oentertain
R At l‘It W ^tn s s i v f ! vi„r
futuristic
design.
Black
sntm.
Self
early in April.
Inn o’clock at the Ynrht Club hon- members responded with a verse of; oiiVt of of fjcdnt and Mrs. GcoYte Me •and Del.nml.
scriptuiv. The routine business Rory and Mis. Cochum were niuoed • The D. A. R. committee members ( trimmed coat. Picture hat of htnek
Temples Revealed
Hng Mrs. Edna Fowler Dope.
V*Bangkok.
vyas carried out when1reports from would give iessour. suit! lcctuves al j who arranged the affair are Mil*,
Tlu- excavations thus far have
](!. I. A. meets nt .’DUO o’clock at
Mrs.
Tom
Mix—lipstick
red
flat
revealed baths, forums,temples
j R. E. Tolar, chairman, Men. Holland
jie Old Masonic Hall over ih*e the chaifnfnn and committees were each social meeting,
crepe fr<>ck, stitched in n darker
j rend.
nnd Roman shops which art- e x
It was announced that the m-xt \Dcan. assistant chairman, Mrs. F.
Jnsket. .
,. Tin- members present Were Mrs. meet ng would be the annual elec m , Davison, Mi? John Meisch Je.,1
in “
'mUcrn' n ’!,rk pected to nffui'd an insight into
Concert hy the .Sanford Choral
coat and hat.
that part of Roman life which Still
loriety at 8:00 o'clock nt the Holy I lx-slie Hryan, Mrs. Francis E. ti' n of officers and Mrs. Me Rory i Mrs. A. II. Peterson and Mm.
Dorothy -Sebastian—liltick chif remains a secret to sc’entists. The
ami
Mrs.
Cochran
were
named
as
nameil
ns
|
j.-lnllk
j|.
■
Rol*.
Mrs.
R.
II.
Hcrg,
Mrs.
R.
F.
Scruggs'.
Mrs.
Lloyd
Jross Episcopal Church. Public'is
fon velvet frock embroidered in a facades of the shops are ornnmentCooper, Mrs. C. II. Cook, Mr.-. I. E. tellers. After the business had be-'i Hoyle and Mis. Clyde Byrd assisted
lordinlly' invited.
W e -h a v e b e e n trie d -a n d *formal flower motif in.cedar. Blnrk cd with sculptured marhles of
: Estridge, Mrs. Robert I.. Glenn, disposed of. Rev. Mortimer Glover in the sale tif the tickets.
WEDNESDAY
skull cap,
gave
a
most
interesting
tall,
-m
rxlrenie
beauty.
t
e s t e d . o m * p a s t.r e p ix -r
('hmitnuqun, "Arcadia Novelty Mrs. J , C. Mitchell. .Mrs. Robert
\ ivginia
Y'alli—potalre
bltu"Rclig'ous and Legal Marriage."
The
work
of
restoration
is
syA"Urdpatli opt-n,s tomorrow"
I'qmpany Concert," at
o’clock. Meriwether, Mrs, II. G. .MetInin.
t a t i o n is y o u r g u a r a n t e e
flat crepe frock stitched in a Icnintir. Wagons remove the Mind
Mdhtbcrs present were Mrs. Cly
' Chautauqua..Concert "Ar-cndin Mrs. II (’. Moore, Mrs. Sidney J. dc Derhv, Mi>. i> .Minnrik. Mrs.
darker .<hmle.
One of tlip new to the seashore rinse at hand, and
o f •g o o d «s e r v i c e - g o o d
<tyclty Co.,” and lecture hy Dr. Nix, Mis. A. M. Philips, Mis. Tony fMtiis MuUhpvs, Mrs. Sandy An
French linndeaii lintH of blue with oil the broken pieces of statuary i
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lilton Ira Jones.
Pitcliford, Mrs. Kent Rossitcr, Mrs. derson, Mrs. Wort W. Wnrncr.
glaxed feathers.
and ar< hitcctui e are repaired o n 1
finny Spaulding Circle will meet R, \V. Iguvton. Mrs. Guy s. Rei Mrs. Grover C ( ’ochran, Mrs. S. M.
Is Too Plump
the spot, 'thus niches, temples,
in o n t.ith Mrs. J . A. Strange,
man, Mrs. Yoke Williams, Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs, Ernest Hill', Mrs. Wil
Nobody knows where the rumors lialhr, anil walls are- grow'ng i
THURSDAY
Clilfonl Walker, Mis. .1. Maurice fred Lewis. Mrs. Rinxton L. Per
stmt, but wo henrtlint Molly (f'Da-v daily anti assuming the. shape end:
»vi - •’
Regular meeting of Co!. Theo Allen, Mrs, II. II. Odum, Mrs. C. kin-. Mrs. W. A Letflei itutl Rev.
is through at First National. One proportions they possessed when
dora Roosevelt Auxiliary No. three A. Anderson Jr., Mrs, A. t*. Mc Mart HUT Glover.
By Alice I iiogclier
of ilinse, "now this is absolutely on l.epiis Magna was a thriving sea
i'H 'i J W,s>t J
of'the U. R. W. V. will he held nt Lendon. V isitor were Miss Ma.galiilcrnational Nows Service
tlu- level" lips. It wasn’t trite it* ■port.
fc:0O o'clock at Shcnfer's Studio.
S p rin g - a itd
s(iirhlfYfrf*11
Slnlf Correspondent
a m aun of fact, but a high official
The four faced melt of Septimus
ret Cowan, Mrs. I). G, Garret',, Mhs
Concert, "Metropolitan Singers’’
I'VltlS.
April
1(1
Brighj
golden
Si-Vents,
the
Rinnan
Empei-oi
who
j
at
the
studio
confided
that
the
piel
Pauline Cook anti Miss Eleanor
d r e s s e s o f .d £lieu t< > ?n \ «h ,'fc
and “ Entertainment recital'* hy An
yellow i-ciiis to lie one of the Tov i i v Mnll\ is 1 1toside 11tI a I r, Me Im did niUeh'to develop the e tv. is In
( ’illio-imi
n&'Cnmphcll, at 'I:.1ll oVlm Ii.
t o r i a l ft. w ill •r e e e i'V e c o n
I
ing relmill with it- own rlnrl.s and
"tile shades fm s^juriv costumes ! |i)iiinp.
II It nil 11.1 J io , lilt til l (hi -piiiig siiioioi'i The i [i ess | IK. even hinted lilt tildes i she decorulinhs. Sriilplun-d fii-oic of
I Ill
.'CliAntniiqiui, "Cliiioe of lit ii
s c i e n t i o u s a m i* c a r e f u l
‘ l.vdpal la opens liinltai Mau"
and i 11 1111st. V'. ill In itiiitiiii- III" mul.ris Nil) it hnd.> well ill all I loses II lew pounds Millie l|f l-'il st iiingisfralcs, wan ors, jiriesls, in i’
tatty," ill 8:00 o’clock.
lev tun is on the platform daring kiiiv|. of weather.
a tte n tio n I f se n t
,
, JTRIDAT
| N'alioiial's big plans for her may sutlers mid gods are gradually reENJOY EASTEIt t:Gt; III M '
tin- Rt dpntti
Cliaulluique -died
, The Sallie Harrison' Chapter of
Iuring to the place they mice oc- j
(*nt- of the Miiarlest models i lie altered,
. . . y o u r m o s t v a lu e d ^
oli d i-i n|aiii. bctc I oiumt otv. II"
tile "I J. A.TT.,‘yVTfT”' 7inhi' its regular
It' si-enis a sheme Molly O'Day copii-d on this arch, whit It was vis
The iiu-iobets of tin- S..nt11 Side was ;i spi-oki-i mi (In- Rcdp.ith pro lollies m two piece* will] a slim
meeting Friday April 1‘StIt at the
a n d n i c e s t g a r m e r i t f i (tf*df:
Kiodergailcu enjoyed a most de glams two vi-ars ago, Do tin- st-c Inn- sweater buttoned from the ' proved in "the patent 'It-ntlier kid" ilde miles away.
home of
F,4YJ, Davison ol .‘t:"'l
t 'enter uf Commerce
lightful Easter Egg
Hunt, ITi- "lid cvelrtng ol this year’ spin pointed \ Oil l.liaSoJo tlu- ’bottom, lluq sin- is a real net res*.
s a f e w ith L a r ie y . .
o’clock, with a' hoard meeting im
l.ept's Magna was u center of
.%.)»• .ri< - |
Itow Smart Are Y'ltn'.'
1 day morning at the West Side glam “The Chimes of llrillnny". and « pleated skirt There is a
’ <•
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I’ - a o - , .
mediately pi-cceding it.
commeivjal life in .he Mcdilcttan
DO YOU KNOW THAT:
Park, given by tlu- leuchei. Mi-- in mils cal product inn will lie off pleated shoulder i ape which is’ doMrS.kMfltfPe,‘W l ' n r e will enlbr
t;u liable-and the only trimming is
That Monlifgtii- Love was born in can in Rome's palmiest days, All
Tn-ssie Me Rae, who was as'isli d
I lie c* *inpa o y i «mnposed
‘sin the Hook Covers Club at .’LJll in looking after the lots hy Mrs. I , ereil
an encrusted baud of white wo ileu I'm t ■‘mouth, England, on Tax Day, the riches of Africa found an out
of six v.oies with Hugh Brand:,
let at the port ef Leptis, where
ni'lock at her home 711 Oak Ave. E, linker and Mrs, Olio Scliniehl,
anauged ni stan step fa/diiiiii ii .M. icli 16 7
pinni-t and i oinposi-r. ilirectiu-t
Sanford Shrine Club will give a
lng
the
bolder
of
tile
sweater.
Yel
Tloit
Inlater
made
a
comfort
Tlo- i hildlvu enj.lying this ulla i llie ih id al I n noon tin- Faulu-ls
LI11 ill Dole)' Foil esl I .like al
Mil were Thomas 1‘olib Charles Conn
low and wIm,. make il a . hi" com able living there by doing landscape ;
give a iiii-dle.v of iiiu-ii and impel
ii'i lock.
skit idles for newspapers mnl inn
l.v, Katherine Rpencei, Wade Sing Minatiiios
Fi t o and Winil reil liinnlinn.
Men's Club of Holy ('lo ss l!|ii'-- letary. liocoth) ('ox, Jio I, llaonej.
gU/IM-s
Dnagiiv
lot'
a
V
i
i
y
altraclive
Ca-fntd and Ityma Stoilh appeal
nip:il ( 'Inneh will meet at 7:11(1 Sale li-aMi-tte ( lot leioleii .lioumioiodi-l xx11n |i coti'i-ls ol a coal nod
'I b it Iiis first cinema walk was
t In* I nn 1 1tl a 11■1 1ns ■" - pi ii
vl.irl of In Ige I Weed vvliliti has a ill “The Suicide Club," pinilllied III
><'•||||I, .'ll (III- I'.-ll i ll lloM -e,
Lt-e Rl'liaud, Maldiall, Ini/. ,, am.
! hill row Hl. ipcil tioi’dei iii yellow J .niidoii 7
( ,li:iiitnm|iia,*“The Fa a Ides " Im W lllatn -, l.ii.na ( *i f - M. \ W
(J mi ran U*cU. tint* your
/Mr-'.iinlioti eh lei(aiiiioenl .itt ::-an Lp)i Ii Kent Rn ~lll'l h Jiiliait
and beige. There aie novel doiilde
,1 bat lit- came lo the Doited
“Itedp.illi opens tool'll •m i"
11.*»11ni<1_ I i -t iu.t (» i ndv . M. ii gin i *
Ht-uiiud Hutlffy Simp
patch Jiocki ls "He above tlu .jtliei. State* in H/12 and tmired the O.
'eloek.
i
1 IJl K »«l Sorm ttl S l r « 't
I ’u hiU 'jItr* ‘
f
' edged \rtfh Tflis ilftifh- vxllii lf^tll
jtOd-W.-SiqcopdrNb il’hmwiAIJ'rt
Chautauqua, “Smilin' Tin *.411*11* ''111-111 i-i Made" \In Mlilimine, lid
,,i,.'imi cnruit in a "in- mini act.
lie Wlilli-, link 111t. \\ |1„ Ei net i
(Play) al K:(lll n’eloek.
1bil.i i , M;u i!.-n« i .'-hi " t>. ( III d
SATURDAY
Cecilian Music Club will liu-t-l 'lei'll \ \. 1 fin i i : -Ii. Mu lit 1
»»;f # ■
K mix. Mat v 1 mm i \V, II- Lam i
It Ml
R. .1 Holly. L. C Iteb dit and
M. 11\’ i; ll/illri’Ht ^ Ivdi livid aie alt- lid ng a ii.... 1
Fannie S. Munson on Myrtle• A Vi - St IliiH'lil ;ai4
'hi.
aue..
mg of tlu- Southeastern Divi-mo
Chautauqua, (Tiitct-tl. Casfunl
id' tile Natiunal Elect 111 t.igtil L i
I’RERItYTJxRMN i . 1(1)1 f \|| 111 location at Miami all tins week.
Concert (Company ill T.'Ilt o'clock.
Chaiitnuqnn, Cuafntd Concert Co
Ine ll. Gill, of Miami, i-. president
(lit \looda\ alteiuon Cm ii- No. of the Southern division.
and lecture "The Old Town in a
.rt! ii****e
the I’tesh)tetlan t hiirch
New World. Chatlcs II. Plat leu one
Mi Mnl hi m l
t
I b'jHI
held Its tegidai bli-me- and -octal
burg.
Mmini
meeting at the holm- ni Mi, .1. D. T ii«*mIu.v nftt’i limn
MONDAY
D im itie s ,
E n jr -i i s - h
<t)
t). ■» 1
rhautnuqiia, “ Magic and Mys- Woodruff "o Sanford .Avenue Dm w ht'l t* hhe Wi l l spf'fltl V X
•» %1«» I f* »* I f*n ft*
iiri- lilt* irutt»l cl Alt. and A!T
L—
Chautauqua Cumrdy, “Tommy" directed by the rhutrnran, Mrs t f o i : . --------------------—
4 V’ V
Woodruff, plan- wi-te made and
at 8:00 o’clock.
Mrs
Lcxl.y., , Jl iiI and -■
King’s Daughters Class of the ' perfected fm the n-arV work. Mrs. daughtc■i l.imis'i' uf I h land" w:ll
Methodist Church will meet with Grant Wilson wa> cli-iti-il as sn
arrive here Wednesday to spyml a
Mrs. It. C. Cameron at hi-i home retary, and Mr Junius Turnbull month at the home " f Mrs. I.im-.it
-t
* v»
» ,t p» ti
i was appointed in Bible tcarhe.’.
ini West Third Street.
K rupp.
A di light l ol -ociul * ij11f hour
*
r “x
« «l< /
fohwvi'd the luisiness meeling dur*
MBS. BYRD ENTERTAINS
The Cecilian Music ('tub will
'f» ^
1 ing which time the hostess served meet Saturday afternoon at 2:15
f r o m 2 t o 1 4 y e a r s . * " 1*'"*
An
exceptionally
interesting reft slimCnts of sandwiches, takes o'clock instead of .'1:15 ns hereto
meeting of Circle No. nine of.the and punch. Then- were l!> mcndicis fore on account of ClmutiUiipiu. All
Presbyterian Church was
held present.
member.- an aske d to beat tinMonday afternoon with, the .circle
change of hour j l liltlul.
chairman, Mrs. Clyde Byrd at hei
< ill Rt II ( IIM I.E MEETS
home in Fort Mellon.
Sanford Public l.dirm \ will close
tmr.r
r il il e No. I of the Method"!
The rooms were bright, with nt*
each evening at six o’clock except
meet ill;:
motive arrangements of yellow Church held its reguliii
Salurilii) lt(,xxd! -lav open tflttil
snap dragons nnd ferns-. An im Monday aflcinoon at the home nt line o'clock on Saturday night, i
pnrtnnl luisiness meeting was held Mrs. II II < happi’ll --it D'-lov I Ins new i i i |y goes into effect Ap 1
after which the Dibit*. lesson was Avenue. Tlu- ilutirman, Mi ( ha" i d ninth
conducted by Mrs. Wallace Wright. 1 1’1’1* presided over t *e tiusiiHMS
ilif '
Mrs. H. J . Lehman gave a .splendid
‘■M'1 r‘T “'V .fH!m
- tferent officers and chairmen were
talk on “The Congo".
...
given. Mrs. /eh Ratliff xxa- a*'
When the business had tieeq con
pointed us treasurer; Mrs T. E.
cluded u social half hour was f i r
Eeolt named ns publicity climriun i
joj'cil nnd at this time the hostess
superintendent of Mission Study.]
served a tempting ^alud course.
, ■
j \ nt rsVY’
and Mrs. S. E. Jones named as
Those present were Mrs. II. J. This was a most interesting meetJ
?1)1
Lehman, Mrs. Wallace Wright, Mrs. ing and was nlltcndcd by 11 iiu-iu
Lloyd Boyle, Mrs. Lincoln Brown. beis and 2 visitors.
Mrs. A, W. Smith Mrs. John Leon
’•rdi, Mrs, Fred-Wight, Mrs. F. S. 1
YVrnuy, Mrs. C. P. Paxton. Mrs.. I
Finn, Mrs. James 1,. Wells. Mrs.
■xC— ' ttl4 »( I innk Woodruff mid Mrs,
R.
Mason.
FORREST LAKE HOTEL
y/ DR. J. C. HOWELL
' ' Howard 0 . Hull. Orlando; Sent
Mils. ADAMS ENTERTAINS
nude County Jury, Sanford; A, Pet
l’UOTiRUI)lN(J ANI>
The Wilif Me Gnvoe Circle of the rotinvich, Jacksonville; Mrs. D. J. Hl.KKDING IMvMOHUHOIDS
ihsm, »«r IU.
‘ .I’thudist Church hcWf'rtMnusi <h-- MurjdtA','AsUuid, L. I. N. Y.; I . K. I .to llrlKHiM.
•#* M
------ Iii i-iMOpluintha
--limp
- ■
‘Joe k-auivillc;
W. (I esaic
«f hsmorrBghtful meeting Mdtiday ufu-rnoAl^ Joliuooiiy,
C.uXfw,
L'K/mwit;
LkimOfit;
Sherp.m.
She
Draw-’
■
r
f
*
l.f*k
ul the home of Mrs. -T.yF-, AdiuviH
‘
itv. I
l m f gu^. . LL.. Daniels.
JMkDt
no French Avetiue*.‘^Y^*»‘f
* dy. L c e suifg,
Jo5<»H
h
It.
W
UtMill,
Hub*
like
Itiinl
of Ar>r
llirnr rajr<
ri|*r« pi ar
Nroo.rr
,'i-re
ltd
sonvillc;
Josuah
R.
Watson,
nun
ngr
must
uf
riu- devotional ctfewlses Were lf*l
irthf
*»>' Mrs. I.. M. TelWyd nft*t
i".
C
*ii
tmt
7),
p,
WetUrinnii,
Minmi*
rrunk
(|
l#
t
iijir*
%rr>
luui.
m
»*l
\%Mr
routine business wati''TnvM
n « rr" ' •lr,,, ,,f
under the leadcrshi|i of Mrs. Ad- Graves, Atlanta; M. L. Durruugh,
ftnis, cirele chairman. Al the con Daytona Beach; Eva V. Mailheot, ^ n r Mas alien I III- rranlnr nniniitb«m«rrclusion of business a social hour Uluc 1lidnnil
II'I III.:
" • Margaret
• e l I Halli' ..........muhitd
» » . OJ*r
l H irmiiixx
war aprrUI
Kin.
Was enjoyed when the hostesse* man, Blue Island Ilk, A, S. u m 1aU4 luii-nui) kuriBraini imfka.wlihaiiarajaec* «.*■ *r#a.
Mrs. John Pearson and Mrs. Adams diTson, Daytona Ih-ach; U. Flint •r•«.farts-e«*at
r l l r t i*«fl Itr itrMU«^iI> hM|irn»r<t
served home made cukes and in Orlando, Flu.
j
iMil** nuf
nf<- ItU l i m M i i r j Ii*till is mu! I’lMi hJ ittji (
Miiur» Itii I Im*
s-ream.
' «*ltihu«k flo (rr) nut- iimtilml |»rrrr»il
Itrllrr.
Among (huso present were: Mrs.
Mr. J « w l i i r t i h i
I I m il'l l.
111
- • »'■ >.
Hen Monroe, Mr*. I.. M. Telford,
i
< Jrwrw ffmrllr** l« llrlnuilii.
Mrs. W. E. Wells, Mr*- Johnson,
itilMlnu III felitii-JaitfKlritl frriilan f i l l uf aliiituM-li, l i i t u r l m nl r f r Mrs L«wis, Mrs Susie Squires, Mr*.
.•
,X. < I
Ini
T e l e p h o n e 1 4 8 M H 8 . I KICD. S . D A IC .'E U , S o c i i l y E d it o r UcHidcnce
Interesting: Meeting
T e l. :i7
Completion By Engineers
•>r Its
Regular Conference
Monday-Tues^ay
^ l i s i S T il-X i1'» t a f i - a i
........ *
work
FA S H IO N T
.^ v m N T S
4t.
..i.
■
and \ Tair J tr£nt
yjam
i?
i
Noted lecturer Will
Speak At Chautaucjua
-
Get Belter • Results By Asking
Our Advicx? ............ * A •**
Batteries
$9.50
“Sanford's I.eading fileaneVs^'
Personals
SPRING
HATS
Children’s
Dresses
k
make up these dainty
little wash dresses for.
. chilcli’en.w sixes ran^%fl
$
Negligees
j h e a lt h
These lovely neK'liRees are of Frcn cb^ afo.’
HINTS
.4;
■vis? srl^aaT- *•5E» •
‘SS lSSs
G. L. Coodhue, Mr*. J. M. Hayes,
Mrs. McCauley, Mr*. C. Cook, Mrs.
A. I). Shoemaker, Mrs. Stones, Mr*,
f*. R. Estrldge, Mrs. Virgil Lee
’B
tr a n sff
hauling. ( ’r“tlng Shipping,
esd Storafe.
and c r e j) e de
chine elaborate
ly trimmed with
lace or fringe:’.
Colors are fast.*
Replicas of Important,
Paris Successes
Hotel Arrivals
TTOKTeg'
jimi
U , fiu rr A i r ,
Trlr|»lMti*r
j i «ia« %illl h r
nu rf irU ^tl
AiiiiLI> »»*• %%HI «tri d ( ) ^
•ml Iwm uf 11inr fr«»»u
U r Mr
d
1.00 to
Imm%
Ii i .
$ 6.00
Shapes are large medium
and small for spi ing:. The
brims take all sorts of
, turns and twists to smart
ness. There are‘so many,
that classification is diffi
cult, yet you are assured
all are chic, authentic and
of the mode.
THE
I
B .’
-H
$6 & $ 7.50
* • -Slips
Baron ette, S^itirAV
Crepe de Chine
and R a d i u in.
Plain and fancy.
r
. $ 2.50 to $ 7.00
. t:« v (
J M
* * • i4lw •r•
*'H')| 11/-
.tbivl* 1 i
Wf ’ settf*
m
Ansi
» i r**fV 4 r. , 'ttx
.J
mi
i
v- 1/ijs-'
AitfUi -**-—---
t
�.-™i*
u i i i u i j j B W i i ■■
M orrell And Sdnf
R I A L O F Will Be Shown F o r
. B A N K E R -2nd Time A t Milane
■Til HI
— The;
s h a ll
sh all 1
e ugl**f
wsaty
md fa
PR A
aide u
aapi^Ad ^ni'
THfi-WNfrmih
m a ^ B B B5
,t)if kMhnpphifr of other ramtidhten |
tint! wan! workers. Ench bureau * J ] , * * **
car was armed, with automatic f V l 3 n S
lilies and riot nuns.
“ Don’t mix into politics," w as1 v / W l l
^In Burma, WhereMusciy^Yorks,*
Instead of American Machine^
A SALAD PUZZLE
SOLVED!
»l
the substance of inst met ions glv*
piTXSIl
(Continued fruit page 1)
en the bureau zqund.t and special _-|hp k u
ull \vMMMu4iodiin<court before the
jL\*tectives who will do guard duty ‘" vn l,u*‘ 1 1
jury w a a ^ n H y picked. The defat the polls by deputy commissioner
^Un,”
fen«o used all five of its preefnpi>{
notice
William
1$.
O’Connor.
in
Wet\
Dr
tory challcng** while the state only
^•Kcep
hands
oir,
if
possltde,
and
yd
Dayton
Usd two, ThU judjje eXcufced i$ fof
if you have to, question anylmdy, H"! blurt t
the venire. The sjafe successfully'
.it/) git id « polite manner,“'Jtldtf O’- ' '° >ll(rt f°dn
• rhnllejigsiLT.xto tor nuati nniVTht
Connor ”l>onrCjdmVe-nnv machimi.
Eamspy
H. I). Warner! guns down“tho ifirents of, flip pub
. Stephen
defense onp.
.
W. 0 . ' Diekmison,- of Tampa, in •finds hintsclf hni)l> j-t l.fnilon, brnkterrogated the veniremen for the en in health, without work, desert
defense. He inquired if the pros ed by his picasurmlovlng wife, nnd
pective juror’j .were acquainted with his small sar. V fear. He sets
with Mr.-Key or Mr. Dean. He also out. determine I that he will take
incessantly Inquired the attitude of even a pitiful wage in order to cd*
the jurors in case Mr. Lake should J urate the boy. P,rl he meets with
not be placed upon the stand,**nnd ! disappointment on all sides nnd is
their attitude toward Key's testi i finally forced to solicit a job as
1 mnn-of-all-wnrk at a shabby inn.
mony.
State's. Attorney
Millard It. ; The landlady, Carmel Myers, tor*
Smith questioned the venire for the 1' meats him and grudges him even
state. He confined his inquiries in an hour of companionship with his
almost every case to simple general boy each evening. To make matters
questions and ns to whether they j] worse she makes savage love to
were friends of Mr. l a k e ’s nr lmr- . hint, the price of his yielding to he
rowers from the hank.
bine one cup drained Hawaiian pin e
Judgrr DeWitt T. Gray w h o is |
apple t i J lot*, two cup* diced co o le d
sitting in the case frequently in
c l o c l c n , three-fourth* c«p diced celery,
terrupted ttln attorneys to question
snd one third cup mayonnaise d i c m n c .
A r ra n g e m lettuce cup», top with
the prospective jurymen himself as
m a y o i u u n e . ''a n d garnuh with tipe
to theih qualifications. The judge
i lives*.
was obliged to excuse a number of j
the venire because [heir names npTropim l S a litJ: Cut lix dices ol
peared only on the last October list j
MIAMI, Flo.. Apr. 10.—( I N S ) —
pineapple in halves
I’ ate an a v icad o ,
of men 'for Jury duty nnd not the *
Chief of Police Quigg and tliii-i- of ;jV‘(J ‘l' c|
c it in lialvca lengthwise, remove sto —
new 102ft list.
h's siihnnlinolt-.s will go on trial ("•j,,,: !e•V'd-.fti;.halves crujswne into half motto
"for murder Thursday morning at j.,.
The tasH of picking the jury he i
s.iap'ii’ A i t a y g r n n , a lied .of romainrv
10 ti'chick in what promises to In- A». an ,
gan late yesterday
■ifternoon.
ilteiiiatitn: halves id pineapple aiid
out- of tin- most sensational eases *Lc» |c
When cobrt qdjournesl at 10:ft0 i hmisekce|H-r at tin- inn nnd Wimp
h\ acado
Serve with lime dressing
ever heard m the eircuit court
p
last night, the six men in the Imx I er’s most i<ympathetic friend.
lU.iJc h v siih'tdnting’ lime juice (or
Trevor gets Warner’s sop Kit in
here, The leiitl ilitle was set by
^ j
jc-im.n Jtiic v in a standard 1‘ ierteh
at that lime were forced to spend
dudge A. .1, Itose In eireuit eourt • ‘
,,
Jiessing.
the night- nt a hotel. When murt to n good school, hut when the
..i-Rterdiij.
hill tlav
adjourned.U men had been ques school authorities loarn that In- is
I’int'tippl - uful (.tram C .h ft'f SutuJ
t htef tjuigg, officers A. M. Till- Ortand
tioned. The remainder were inter- the son of u porter, he is forced
I Dtflll. tVVvh e I l.ivc.iiiaii pineapple sines
iiits, Thomas Nuxwnrth nud John Jrlnmu
dognted this morning after court to withdraw. Winner’s ex-wife, now
Jtid ut> th in ,u glily , llbm binc one and
Cmliloll, are eliarged with the iiiur at o n
a rich tnnn’s bride, rontes to tinopened, at, 9:45.
uuc lourth c a l e s iie aiu cheese, two
tier 1 f if. Kier, a negro hell hoy in
tirJ
libivspooiu creame otic-half teaspoon
Tom Palmer, who neteil ns chief hotel ns a guest, and the father
h o f . i^coycr and . paprika,
Inly. IPl’ .h. Tin- eourt ordenii .■ * Lout a
of Lake's counsel during the first fears that some day site may want
■ y.ji. uiTn-.i J u n e , heat until
I an- I of .'ill t in ifiio-ii to In- ill .-ist n *
getution of Judgs Grny’s court, took to eluim their hoy.
ir c a iu y
Spic-aJ inle
11oni
vvfiicli
Id
juiyno-ii
might
he
i
The Inn finally prospers nnd
the field this morning but had no
t s ihi j . oij i*i. !i dice of
selected,
(
hief
(Jtiigg
cx
iu
csst-ii
a
i
“
t
Warner
is
made
manager.
Kit
active part tn questioning thr jury.
puie.ipplc.
M e n *5-yn-i e v e iy two
puasuro whon
ihat Ins cib«*ppcvJ
>Yafliaf8xp9aUp EDoJ uiredmm meets hi? first romance in Molly,
slices lit pineapple-,' Chi^ely together.
case would have such quick, ht-ltl A ill-sill
He will bos*lhly cross-examine the Trevor's little daughter. A great
Chill well, .--I ip wedge shape, and
*»Kv c si.tfi
pile on »ti*p Ictttiir.
Pour over It
state witneSM s ax they are placed surgeon's successful treatment of
her when in a severe accident
l i r i . i i d ie - 'ii.g and >eive w-itli may*
on the stand.
o m fP s e
A - a -.aiiatis* .>dd one tahleA request made by the defense mnkes tint hoy determine to be
sp i.tin Iksi-juetoit . lice-e i>r two tablecome
a
great
surgeon
also.
this morning for an examination of
spi.i.!:' .1 imelv shopped chives to the
Time passes and Kit has entered
the bank, books to be used in evi
cit.im . h i v i e , m place of onion juioa
college.
In
the
midst
of
father
and
dence in this ease was granted byI r v i n t.. r . s t r il g c I - d a y 'iim io it iiJudge Gray. A severance of Key’s son’s happiness, Mrs. Sorrell (Anna
,-ei| h is w it ltd r a w ; I l i m n tin- i.-o
case from that of Lake’s was ask Q. NilHon) comes again and tries
fill ( ' u n s t a b l e ItCrllUse o f h (- a p p
ed and granted early’ last night by to wean Kit away. Rut, in spite of
ointm ent
ns
D i-tm t
\ p nt tm
all her tempting promises. Kit re
Judge Gray,
CHICAGO, Apr. JO -(IN 'S
i C e n t m l r i o f i d a o f tin- West i . n - t
Another night session of eourt mains true to his father.
K e l t iii-.ei C o m p a n y
motln i and tit-r tliivc Munl children
Kit heroines famous ns n sur
Is expected today. It will probably
M r. K s t i i d g e Inis b ee n i f - ' i g n e i .
purished in a tire which destroyed
begin a t 8 o'clock. The trial itself geon. He is engaged to Molly. On
t e r r i t o r y c o m p r i s i n g e ig h t ro illit i
t heii1 holm- he .e today. "Three othr
their
wedding
day,
Warner
lias
a
began at 2:50 this afternoon.
i s f / uni . H a i n e s
Ctv,
tm rthw anl
p r -mis im lmimg th husband nnd
hard time hiding his sulfrring. A
a n d ' a i d that- w i t h m u li a
[al ife >. W f k ‘.Mtiltin a f '-Jtulittv|toy Iwxvit. fat hi V. ami two toniiu-is am in a
hit of shrapnel picked up ill the
tel I it |\ lie wotilil mil have the Who lia ■ liei-n a f f i l i a t e d vvtllt tile
hospital "in a iiitie.al o m litn (iwar is bothering tits In-art, Rut
•St l - u u H lovvhs olid o l h e i M a im
I line I >* g i v e
tin- i f l u e o f t mi
lie bravely smiles thru it oil anil
I lie dead at e: Mi~ Leslie Wltitak
L
e
a
g
u
e
t
e
a
m
an
d
tins
tieen
ai-fiv
e
• tal h- if e le c t e d ti ■ !title.
the couple leave on then Imneyi t , lid. and her bullies, Marjoris*,
In a n n o u n c i n g h iw it li d t a w il in ( l e t v-liqiiMg y o u n g o.i -elm ll plav
mortn. When Kit and Molly return
M r K s t t u i g e s a i d In- w is h e d
to v i ' a i d m ..| g a t u / .in g t tas> [l lea
aged a. Wan en,
ami Hetty- l.on.
they find Warner on his death bed.
Itian k l i u I t iend
i tin a s sin a m e g o e s , lias a r r i v e d i n - S a n f o r d w itli eleven months
Leslie Whitaker,
It is onlv it matter ol days. All
tin v g a v e h in i
uiqn-rt.
It'll
h a ll piay *-i - vviio -will b e g i n
the husband and tnlln i. was s,.
(Continued from page I t
Idfetr p r a t I tt e tunnvr i ovv m o r n i n g at
c-mers further demanded that tin*
bmllv b i m i e i ! Ili a : in- n u n the.
I I K T K l I 1 V K s i l l H I T S l i V N D I I t it l-a ill purl.
adrisory councils, comprising seven
M a ry IStali-u a m i T o b i a s 1’ i t f ,
Mi
M u lle n d e e !.l i e s all o f I d '
members for each crop he named
(
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all
sin
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by the PreattH-nl, auhject to urn\lt o n l e i
to ' t i c k
cm
Up
w a s n i o k i c ' . w h o III- hel^i-ves w ill he nm ly Ion lied ti
r**s» ut*
firmatinn by the Senate, with all
- *.
wrvf- *
met tod ay b y a h a il o f le ad I t e m v e r y
p a p u la r w ith flu - lo u tl fan s,
merrfbera active producers of their,
1.mills .
tile r e v o l v e r of R o b e r t W o o d w a r d . Kvet.V olie w h o is i n t e l c - t e i ] m |4te
particular crop. Under the original
n d e t e c t i v e . A s a it-suli mu- o( t e a m lots hi-t-n in v i t e d |o lu- |ire,'t-nl
bill, the board could appoint these
DIM III I HiriON K \I IIS ( . I T S III
t w o y o u t h f u l b a n d i t s vvliji t r i e d -A • he t i r A vvm kout t " in o r i o w .
council* from the producers of a i
certain crop.
to lode W o o d w i n d up. w a s i n M a n t .
An iniporti'llit m a s s m e e t i n g w ill
- S AfalSfU-RV Ml
Apr, in —
All the powers of the farm
lv k i lle d a n d tile o l h e i Im odit c a p
b e h cjil T h t lr ^ d q y ip e lit tit lilt- r i l f tlK Jk ^ •
-than foitv men were
hoard to invoke the equalization
omicr aiw;st fa-lv today oil liquur
fee." Initnrh ‘‘j uarkclina.^juulutls.—
the nulnber of tiekets that have ch arge s as o (e-itit of o n e 'o f the
h n \ e b e e n .toe L a
wherein the. government would
been mild anil to give tin- people a largest pr<-lnhitinn rjjiils ever -jjag|iam o li g a v , - Mi,.
take over the marketing- «r any
<i. lltllTH-y.
i-bailee to ass!-.| in disposing of I'd in till' s e c t i o n o f the state. T h e
crop or terminate ’ federal aid,
tin- tickets.
W o o d w a r d vviis
operations were under the super
would bo curtailed by other umnedThe J i n n i e s of the players who] vision o f deputy administrator J.
l'tiii a c c o s t e d him
nu-ntx, which tin- Knutherners pro
have just oj lived are Rob llatha
I., Osteen, of the middle North
posed.
( ( 'oitlinui-il from page It
way. pitcher, -of Greenville; M •<"urulina ilistriel
The Utter demanded that ench i morning hours.
Marks, outfielder, of Itirniiiigham; 1 The arrests followed undercover
major deein'oit of the board on
The turbulent campaign closed
C,.
(), Lopez, 2ml base mini, of St. operations in this section fui scv
Dl "lit.IN.
Apt
Hr tJNSi
these su hejets lie approved first by
Inst night in n whirlwind finish
I in- turn- ol the tako-olf ..1 Mi Louis; S. D Purcell, outfielder, eral weeks.
u majority vote of the advisory
typii-al of Uu- mitjyit'r in which it
Junkers nmmqduiu-, I'lemen on it nirmingham: II. Parker, outfield,)
council fur that particular crop.
St. Louis; Sam Simon-, infielder. | A g i t | o f I I h a '
Opposition to the bill was led by was contested. Shortly before mid-'
t unis.Ailnntic (light wa> still
.Senator Ft-ss lit) of Ohio, tin- night word tom died police (lint Titus'
mallei of iimjerturo today, \ |_| Springfield III : John Lilanl, linl t m e m b e r u f a li g h t
president’s so-called spokesman bi llatrn, alderman und Small-Thump*
lliongli wenilit'i- *-*imVttons were ) tiasenmn, llossville, Kansas: Pete o f Iti isln t, E n g l a n d
the Senate, ami Senator Thomas I. Min.t’rowi* leader from the foitvAIM I I K i A N C I T Y , I ml.. A r p |i
reported i,, |„. imu,. favorable, tin Allaben eateher. St Louis; Arthur
(TOO L A u : TO C L A SS IF Y )
Walsh, (It) of Montana. Fees j third ward, had been kidnapped.
( I N S i - John Hall, alias Gray
l i l t s appear delei mined to take Daltqii, piu-her, Trenton. N. .1.; I-hi three months, Apt No. I, Imh
Ilatf.i
is
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fought the equalization fee and
paid with his life in the elect ti
no i ham i-s and made no announce,
St. ami Park Avr. Every enlivenI
proposed u h ti, providing onlv ward eommittei-muu,
limit here today lot the murder ■
Penn.
it-iu
e, also gat age. Phtiiu* S.Yt-■J .
uteiit
ot
all
impeding
dt-parluie
“ loans" to cooperative associat
Mighty- d e t e c t i v e b u r e a u s q u a d s Louis K lelilier. Si nth Rend. I ml
ions. Walsh attacked the equaliz ut ij . im im - jliit tc ly H is p a lc lt e d t*i ■' druggist.
2.1 SE A P L A N E S NEAR J \\
ation fee as 'Tniconsiiiutionnl."
NEW T R EA T M E N T STOPS F IT S f
sc-arch fur Hulfn and to prevbni ' Hail protested his innocence t
I At’KSON\T LLE, Flu. Apr. to.
It mnl* l> li, N,
* ,— \\ •iinliTf ill rv I IN’S ) — Twenty three s* apian s wiiI im nr** rt'Mi'Hi 'i ■»> II|*l1r|Hi> i o l- '
ENGRAVING
il
h| |M' li li •"%
%
f I li fit
fiom winter maneuvers at Guunl j flit* in *•wst mI li It lmr ii ri*i»i**»l
t’JiM'fc i*l I -|i 11 •*|*- •
nnanio Ray broke their flight here i III* H(* tir Min Mil* mid I* not liulili
l o n o l n g - \i») ri*iiilrr %%ln»
Jrwrlrrs-Optuinrtrlxt
last night and were anchored m mi
nit’ In I* til* liu I**ill **l I ‘dot llr|tl. I*” -.
Watch Repairing
the St. Johns River. They re fueled ’ ||*»% TI, *• •, .1oil in>> I "I net’ M it I Inn,
ti III r «*«*«*lit* n I r r r
tins morning ami took off f,n i lu llriHil* l> li, X.
IxtoKli i •*\|»ltiinhiu iliU u n t ftttiuritiilu me port at Norfolk, Vo.
l«'i*il lr**nlain*ill. \\ rlip 1I112111 |ii-tlii|.|
Kstridffe Drops Out
Of Con table Race
Hall Players Have
Arrived And Begin
Playinj* Tomorrow
Owner Of Theatre
Appeals To Senate
To Remove Taxes
•Chat
to
re.
f orty
! Ohi<’
Florirow f i
B a c k e r s O f Bi l l
N ear A g r e e m e n t
By C o m p r o m i s e
-Y>V
Vri&fTHr
Pro tin lily fliure will a over tin a ch tilery. When a corporal ion t..,H
conclusive naawer'to tlm question laud to drill for ull. It al.sajv |*t|
vvlit-llief until gained atiylhlng when a circular plot; anti' as tin •Jr .'«i
the t|iieer tiled h-y of not Inns which naturally cannqU^cover gii til
wo .-all dvllJ/jiUm tmi eh-UtmMSti >v5 mnd;the Inim-Tlces me l.-rt i,(rr
Ilia luck, lortis to Ills Ililt1(fr*atld fll** |(in these the tmtlVes tlig u.-ili; u
qulslt Iv.-ness Into his ml ml. Even orally dig them, with ph ks. 'Ir.vrt
among folks « Jm me addldid to luiekols and haekadM-s. Their
i
clothes, iniils. ami tnqulsliIvenesn. an-often .Km feet or i f i t u dei-p \-|
Ilirte I# an aggressive minority In lUnimaula, by the imtie im t d,
which still Insists they would he they nut infrequently g., t‘,uu fr*t
•setter off !( these things nad not down. J ’y these simple pnasttri,
Uei-n Ittillcicd on tln-m. It seems to with labor that costs altmui uo'l.Itq,
dcpt-tiil oti the |si>!itt of viiv.-.
they coin pete wIth the up to date m.
Taka Uurmru It Is ilmut the sire petisivn mech.uitc.il ci|uiptm-(i*. of
uf Texas, and Is tint Hi ltUh owned \m e ilea n oil ttelil.i. In wh i . h i ,.u , i
KM-tlon of the soul hen stern Astatic wells have cost far beyond f liit.iiim,
in'nInsula. It emhr.ices otic of the I Vet despite the enormously i tit
oldest and. richest oil llelt.s In tits' er expense, American «d is
world, ns Texas emhraccs some of ditceil, a ml Its products turned out,
the newest and richest. Hot llurnia -ii clu-.iplyy that the low < els at
has linen or four limes as mnnyj ihe.^uoloi tst's gasollyo in the ....... .
penplo as Texas. Consequently la Stales make posdlflt- tin- u-tnij
bor Is exceedingly cheap and there J of Stt.ntiu.itOO motor c a n -mis , ar
Is comparatively little use fur tna |to every live persons.
New
Optical
O ffice
Opened Ry Former RisSidertl
Dr. J. ( ’. Davis
wlm h a s m a n y s a t i s f i e d p a t i e n t s ju anil a r o u n d K a n l o r d .
Il.tvc
the doctor test y o u r eve-* a ml fit y o u w it h g l a s s e s fot t>*-i>t vision
in lii-adnchc at u l t ice
Room 201
Rico Hofei
(IIM'dSITK C(ll li I HIM SI
I Take ( teat
W( (li K Gl \h’ VXTKKn
Pleasure
In Announrititf
that I Have Reen Appointed
for C'enlral Florida
McLaulins
Diamond Mounting
R IG G E R S D A IR Y - F A R M
Phone
JOHN S . TAYLOR
( W6 Q. '
ScH *ict 4 i\
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Mn s . T.yy^-oit. UMdnJ utiuhu
can^iiiiyio fpr upv- uxtuir,
Li . u .
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■ tid bnukct; turn n, tv*vmly
t'oinmlMioiicr for
n Ftot#* Urpffkrhlallvp i*ir
Hirer term*: n Hfnln Hrimior
fitr l u ci 11'i unit.
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Se n a t o r
T a y lo r
mlvni.Tlrs
S*e||ri’ M'lioid.i ami
p( IicmiI h mi*; niii'(|iiuti- jwnrlotn
for
old ►(•MiriKj
»tiDiicrr riilld Wrlfnr* L i » i
91 n d
f< I c e n i f *?' a
,/ tr
BY J.
O: ’ LANEY
H.l
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H A R R ^ T .Y O U G E ^ ^ r t l f t
e y E R Y n riM e , y o O
Sm
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o k in g
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c o m e
o n / C R '.T T O
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DRUGSTORE
anw>- r un
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Wofhm fn'p
) Inrlda; nnd • l*r* hniiiutlori
Of rntiiffy l»t»ini IjoitiPfi,
SANFORD FOLKS
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O.cnjtMloi.nl * •M p i
<*oni|)f|Huttlmi
KiHhl
ldclitt ;»fv• for nil |».*wt« tif
Cm im City
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Sweet .Mill;
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Rut try 'Milk
. , -Mi.Rj'F o r 'Jluhies
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BLO W YOU
TO A S W t t L L
—
A roif for Tnylnr 1% « vote for raff* non *tecta tia 11, non
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H f llumtl, t!iii£r*‘i»Ahtf y i i i f i n n n n l ,
%
f - M-,tTATl.C A.
P a id p o litical u d vcrtirtfiM SflltR
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Thi* if u tenCczvii't
>vkt>»e <Jd»obii)g dgjfcq ker/ . G ittr fiir*
citt lift. ‘ a % , ' ^ j
tii-d p'ddftlc* IU woll n* .ihotto
i*P'U. CJgnr* rm- him. svtvt ts
rbold neetfs nt urH*c*x right'*
•
nun1 * -1 ■»'
'i|«|n nil
r-1•* '
Tht* rranmUj’* IDruft Storotm-^
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to) Uilm ^O-a-’ul *'
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f,APRH;;iO, 1928
PAYPENALTYFORi,’ ]
MURDEROF GIRL"
FSH T 6AMBIM, ........
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r*-« e . 1
[pin lord VatWwan
AERATES
« i ; C u ll A d tu t*
•4s, • ba raeirnd
,t K * * - a * 4
ir i m l .
lO -A i N m l t r y a n d E j » g a
'
11AllV
C H IC K S
delected stock delivered, W. Leg*
lionis 100 $12. Hoavy Mixed 100
*!;■ II. Hocks and It. I. Reds 100
*I*J< 500.570. Emerson, Hatchery,
He Used His Head
ft
r-\±"
Urouksvilte, F l a .
TT.IP b • Him
_ 8 c a line
Um
—4— ? « • Una
prime f t m a w u
Political Announcement
10-H Hams and Flowers
to
SURVIVES tOUHNKY
Ton m i n a i r r
I beiebr announce my c.thill'lsny
fi't r«.cii»'iiun to the office of sher
iff of Seimnot* County subject in
ti* wth.ii
-'WIIK'rtth
...... .
-V
•luti*.
.Jutu-.
t win
will appfeclata
appreciate your
s ip p /it .
respectf ully ( uum
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_L\ U. if AND.
p
V
I’lN EIIURST, N. C.. Apr. 1 0 .- O I I A T
D V
WANT AM
u m v i n g the if li r -ut O l l U I
( I N S ) —iBttsillv
— Easily ssurviving
D l
W U l 'l a l l ,
rouiitli uf
H'tifl ^uutlii Tt*n. w v v t i i i \
vm|
n i ^ i i n ¥ T ,ii
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r.-IJVF/D IN SECREI
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of ( hlengn, Jntm TTObg, Stnnford;
fc
University, and Frank X. Shields,
1
national junior champion, wen- M istre ss O f O akley H a r r is Is
favorites to advance further today. * Itcsp o n slh le ^ F o r I)c tllh _Of
Man WilhAVhomShcHadltc
Lott entered the North nml South
.sided For Over Ten Ycnrs
tourney after winning the singles
title in the western tournament at
N E W O R L E A N S . U . , April , 1 0 .
Asheville Inst week.
Of llosimai Will lk KirnL*
i'erson To Ik Electrocuted ,,
ISv The State Of Illinois '
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vriof
t.H lGAG«T-7Vp
Dl. Amaiitc
lloiigcltl,
r»»V.rtev •, ft
Itcnil of a tnrgo hositital her*. A itl'
bp the first person in Illlnols'td ‘UF
■tit
rxpiutcd in the electric chair ia*
I unishment fur murder.
v
This sentence will be carried out
• April LI, unless something u n fjire *.,,,,^ ,
seen occurs to stay the order. Jlxi
( I N S ) — Life was but n gamble
phvsieinn was found guilty of thn
to Oakley Harris, nnd he forfeited mur,|flr
Miss Loretta Kndcnf W "
• (L e g a l N o tice s)
a t io x
<,n
n
**1,‘
dicer—
his
conI
and
her
newly
born child.
llirttlllt II F |>| n u i 'A I
i.\ T iii: 't"iiu:i li' t o i'itr . T\vt:\.tfldence in Mrs, Sain It. (». Ki*1l* , The trial of Dr. Rungetti niT)H*.':b. wtr
I rtu t T in t t.r.u isi A T t n r
Sltl.Ji .'I I- Ilia uj.siuarbing l>emnrjatl.'
I'liMary, I. hereby announce
■i* v iS
EOR SALE: 100,000 very Hue
•(
«\> imiiiI .hi•y fur
the lluu-a of
sweet
potato
plants:
A.
Robbins,
Ifrprcseiitalievi, as a member of
i Wlticcd >» ara for
" H e a r y o u h a v e a n ew p o sitio n E d — am i
from
Uruup
7
If
nominated
I pledga
1007 W. First St.
utlro ins* ni.
tip’ hii| i [forts In behalf of JJta
-VjJ
fiji;
f t 1. '
__ word* of rmga length
p4 ui>lr ..f Seminole County.
Tha
etyfnx iifvd uf the people of Mctl[coanted a. Hi
tv h n t R ill tvjih HAvhiR, i t ’s q u i t e a s t e p ■a h e a d . "
ill I* Tax . ItrUef, especially reduc
ilmum chat of 30c for Zinnia Plants: Burpee's Giant,
tion uf hu'itl. in te r. This, In my
opinion rail lie effected
by
aa
. Inaertion.
Ufic per doc. $2.00 per 100, Mix
• “ I t s u i t s m e a l o t b e l t e r t h a n n t y old o n e a n y w a y . ”
cAUltahU
itislrlhufli.il
uf
tha
H advert Is in i restricted ed or separate colors. R. K. Whitpresent. five
gasoline
live cent
gr< inline
i* ji
oper c U u if on.
neiuiijt the State (Uiad Peparlment.
ner, Jr .
Summerlin Avc. Ft.
T t -Tit I it o .it in t'iA i. p n t O t.I T ,
. .i
ii
ed nationwide in te rest b ccau s* o r
rtehonl - I'uiinllea and Cltlea,— par.
o p P i .t m t i M . in ANtt p o o T i n : |ow ay.xvho recently shot the t vor l ds , ‘ « ;
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,i„ (,
an error i* la The San"1 M lik e t o c h a n g e ' , m y s e l f .
But 1 never seem
to
Mellon. Phono 882W.
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the revolting n atu re of the crin w ,- tivdf
t
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the
Cuiinlli-i
and
t'lilee.
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Herald will] responsible
If lii.innni by (tie
Humiliation I
i fnmm,:‘ a m b l e r i“ death in his ] nm, tho cruP, b ru tality of the man ; ■rn n r c i n .
only one Incept insertion,
pfi.nilae—to devote nit Ilia energy i: t'. V,\l,*iJMS‘. t:-implnl|lnut,
. . . home
. . here. —
-—
palatial
The woman .had. 1 ! a , told by s t a t e ’s witnesses. Dry-’A-twh e a r of a n y th in g good b ein g o p e n ."
nfut »t|>crle,ie,. th at l p o is f i i to
|advertiser fl subsequent
15—Apartment For Rent
ar.-cinidUh that end.
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VHtt.NAV
lllM.UN'
It.
VP.lt----been
his
m
istress
for
ten
year.*,
i
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nngclti
wns
found
guilty
o
f
b
a
r
•*
-up
rtlons. The o« should bo
It. W. P * U It \f AN. Jr.
N\\. ill— wife. W. IV, ,C. HAIITli.
, 1 1
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11
tin* uei loi nieil ail illegal ooerativU -I/.if.
fied immedla* in case of
S t v p o i t h p-n.NTKV
PI.UP- I.‘S
tt is a long s to ry , the recording ,MU l>eii<>imen an
p r uv“ T h a t ’s t h e w a y it w a s w i t h n te , T o m — u n t i l I
Close in Attractively furnished 2
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suhfhission
to
the
whims
j
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ife
because
He
was
t i n t .t i a ^ p
0
*
t'oliNTlr.
room apartment. Privnte bath,
1
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1 m -li t-i neiiouncc (hat 1 nn a
TO ADVBBERP
hot water and lights Included.
enough money to o p erate fur's s t * «
c» m.U'1,I,.- fui 1
elect lot) ta th e o f Tl‘t |'\Ai! ' n ANIC* Ks Vl?n-V.linloooN'V I,,f 1, 10 " " m a i l , alw ays in fe a r that
began read in g
th e
S anford
H erald
E m p lo y m en t
fice of 1 Mtimv C-ifniiilisl-acr fn.m i: (t tt-itl.uAl .m i illl.UA s.lutii.L».\t, i b|„ ipother, who c o n u s with her. 1 1her upmi “tier and with allowing. : -»a: )
$l)inmeIs
rates.
Phone
711
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212
W.
Herald, presentatlri
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District No
aul-it-ct to tbc de- Ilia wife, 1n-t*-11«t n t * .
4th St.
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an<b'ds»cAree'tL^’ ,.'NVa( o f life he was *u' r ‘ t'dd to die because of iack ‘tfsbiii,
cl* Imi .,f Mi* vntMS tn Hie l)cmn(oughly famii with rates
Illl.l. T u K'ultK-’I.USP.
ciatlc Primary tu oe held on Junt
MuttT-IAUP.H
i and claqcatton will
C olu m n s.
A n d t h e n it w a s n ' t lo n g b e f o r e l f o u n d j u s t
Tu
t u b ' ‘p 'kvU'V.Yin ‘ NATJUNAI. le n d in g ,)n the end he died with thn " ' " " ^ h m i n t .
f-th. A t>. I* :*
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The trial envoived chuigan . u C ' ,
you complanformation. U room furnSeVifA apartment. Con
J o h n , u tn au ii.
hank
win-t.iii-s.ii-'Mi n p.i
b„,S?t 3 7 ^.', v i,C,7 r'nCi- «
Tim K„ , ^ a r , . r Mill'' tiavlnu j H*-*’ - knowledge that his m o ther |)ic irtim idation trf witnessed b r ; * a
|if you wish,jr will assist
veniences. First floor. .'501 Cor
i.. , n in*iliiu,.i fur ii,* ttiifpoy,' t*f, h itte r knowledge th a t hi- limthoi the tlofiMtao law y er. W illiam S ca t) s J .
in wordljifclr w a n t ad
w h a t I w a n te d ."
ner Fifth nml Palmetto.
(L e g a l N o tices)
Lake it mordfecliva.
executed !>>■ P ft. Veemit olid Helen ' kllCW.
^
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-1 VutCUIK t,_ l]lt Kidlljtp(tl-QK v i 1 " ,
II Vrinsy tu set-ui e ,Hr«;_DfliJU,e.nt j FtntV' wofm'ir
tti TTn frtS’T tvit nosic* and -t>iheT ser,aatiJ»tIftl-'.
APARTMENT FOR RENT, Ma
df e c it n " , mim* ,1 -hy‘ iu .tho a h . i t e . I _ ^
. ..
details, many angles o f which at*
...u ,
Innotm cem e
honey Apts. 1000 Park Ave. Wa
NIITIl'K Pllll PITILIPATIIIA.
named cum Ida he. iilf which lml*nj,-j life, a<o f a r as tma atory is con
now
ponding
in the
Ciimii\*l(V .j \0
Serial No 02IU'(i urr* ul inoclana** lire duly rccnrAri
ter and garage furnished Phone
Sc.nln-"■‘'r
NDTlCi: u p PI-AIM I'NDIttl HsAS ■*d In the ,. 1, 1 , lie r .c m d s of
»f Semin1 i,c'*- ]U * '"'.tiler, Edna S late, n Gnu i ts hero.
lODUClNG L/s Pure Pork
.
‘ 't>’< --a n
18*J.
fo rm e r mistress, Mrs. Kcllowny,
TlDN 2-112. II S . AS AMGNI m: d •»ie CnuiiD. ii'iurlJa. in Morlanti-’
-----lijagc. 117 Media A 'c.
L a st Fall, William C o n i , denial
.
UV T i m ACT OP JANUAKY 21, Hunk a,
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imi|i. 1 j| und M o ri*’
(Political Announcements)
Pofilica! Announcements
, , IT
, la,;,
. r „resirecl. . ' ! . ! ' .who held that position
at
I ? 22.
4»lS
lac,,1, ItnoU
Ij nt
.it, pnac
pi,a**
150.
reipeel
1
. the time r.tudcnt ami s w e e th e a r t o f . Midi,
„
#v
Modern
furnished
apartm ent*.
ilm of his death un,l Jessie- McBride,
UNITED STATUS LAND OF I'I UK. ividV'.w’d
Ivi'IJi 'und 11 oi.tn'.Arina from
[Lost and Fid
p o rt STATA I.B filsLATUnK
E n d crs, appealed to Dr. R o ng etli
(
PUII lOTSTAtlt-R
Ilalusst (HrPl.-rldii. March ‘.’I. s a oara
r j|1 „.|,om ht, wa to Jmv<.
r n Idtl
Mil of rumplalnt hMe ln fll- t ,,
F rig id nire; Murphy steel kitch
I nlsb to nnnouftto mf cnndldaor
t wJs ti to aiiliunhcp Unit I a in »
lulx
^it uRntnrd you iti.it you nrc ,» iu. ii 7
.
.
to
nid
him
in
preven
tin
g
the
girl
r
Chi
S
tat*
l>f
IgsLitur*
fOeou*
A small purprooch at or en: G a r a g e : excellent neighbor candidate for (lit office of Con- for
Notice i- Itei.d.y a|\.'|i lhat Pllll k rod,lei,t , 01 purniiun not doing hu*-1 married. All four women in thn
•
District
Ni>. «, Semlliol# il Bud Will »nprcci»te siipnorf 16 Pottle hi**Til*.I in Mil* uffle* an Mr*- Inc**' In Ihc State of Kbit Ida «lth fatal Hrt,. of events which led to fro m becoming a m o ther a#
ir Municipal h>.
Kinder hood: ren t very reasonable. I’ark stable
tli*
orlniary
to
b«
hrlfl
IA
County, l-Ti.rlda, »ald District com*
aklralliiii under >i i lliiii 2*'1J2, Itevlsed %util pt hp'lpiM I'ffiiH* nml p* hI*** in
couple
were
ton
|ioor
tu
g
e
t
m*V*
t
,
A
p
artm
e
n
ts,
No.
5.
I’hunc
8
4
8
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le phone frt&O'rlmido. Kc■
u p . mahaw.
prtsioa I’. kctlori Precincts Nn'n 1,
Slatdle- .1 - unn'iid'-d liv the art uf >iiMhp'H$* «t WhiaiiHtiiSulcm. N i' nt^ uPrttn.
ried. Goxzi testified th »t Uongetll
^ *’
6 . n, I, a. 16. II A 1 C, subject to
fur til# rpllf.^hlli lit*] thill tll«*r«* In Ru pf*I Ht.*li III ll'lf*
laima"7. I
Harris, lifter liccoming riitnntjlrd nccejrled the case for $ 5 0 0 and t h a t .* 7 .
lj lid
I Stull* !*ff KtOr!«t,1' (III* hi’fVi'V llpwll
- . . .. ,, . ...
.
I .
POM CONSTAniJt
Furnished ap artm ent.
Will
setl II,r u III uf the Volcra In the l i n i n '
cralle P ilim ry to In It.Id on Jujic
s'tv I I
SIT 1 See
T U< J hhitm -1 /UbporpA Hfmld Im 111ml * , With the Kcllt)WIl> WniPAll.
I vil li lo aiuiopnc* tUal ! am
. ,. SlIOWf I
a rn in u cm e n ts were made for thp ' *
furniture. Reasonable. Box 7 .— Otli. A. l»
P.' 21
s . i:
i t . Nvvi i uf s w i i ^ M
m iipaii_ypu:
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.
i 1 4 ralnlldatn fnt tile uffliO of Call_________
_______________________
ed
g
ifts
of
ev
ery
description
upon ' oirerution.
s*.- .< r j s
it. ii i: . nu. i •i
Vuilr suin.ort will l.p ®UmT*,*?'/*1 1 *|„blr f<vr J.irtfA*. of th« Pear*
i;d;o silver I’en Gat. lte-1 Sanford Herald,
T\ THM' r t n n i r r u t iiSr o r • u n l-ih o r. mu! y d slus w in not conlent. i T ]^ ol>i.ru ljon
p erfo rm fd U h t^ "^
■•I n tv i i y ... n T pf s . i:
A D (A ril.-) SMITH.
District No
t Ssmlnnl* Count)'.
ird. R etu rn Mr. A. Mem.
2 1 P, elel .-I ? uf l.ul || (nr
I lurid.t. -aid ..u«.v:cr of ')’* P e a .a
<'iM
j
l
’
P
i
t
v
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1
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^
liro
th
cr
Twin
declared.
h
j
t
hr
presence
of
nurses
who t e « i K * i V in tv cK in .
s»\ I - l uf TIV I I I See, Ii, T IS
up 3>78 W .
Nicely furnished ap artm en ts wita
District I'uinpilslpa fd .rtlo o P ieWhen he did not “ conte across'' f i d . rompHcnlioit'J c c t in within. «t
I . ’ I., It ,» s Mr nil A I* ItOStKII. (’ up, plains ul
s
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lit
s.
Nu’n
I.
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II.
A
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■II m odem convenience'll. rtio M
PfHI JtlKTIlTK OP I'KACIC
1)4ti
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.
|a» quickly as she thought he should, lew days. Dr. Am unate K o n j ^ t l - . ^
subject in the drclrdon uf ih* DrmI ii.riliy onouunc* my cundidaiy ocrutlc
7ft. Call a t .118 Palm etto A **.
A U p* i Min
.. , " * , ' 4 I be hr ltd adary in br Ustd on Juu*
fur r*-e|i'Cllon
lu
til* office , «f fdh. A. Prim
i
l
i
r
l
X
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l l - i r »»«
violcn, « , . «
I * » 11 ft t
l,.
sltnw
It
tu
then demanded additional money
D
|S2t.
p T : P o cket boolth title for
stlr* uf iht> Peace. District No. ‘t.
MiTtrp, o r h a s t i : ii *s a tt.t:. .During the lust six years of his from C o n i before he would o p c r j l f ^
Li* mill »* ■t 1 i. i ■1 e, Mill hr * I
I * 1 1 1 .'Oprcrlal* i s i e sviponrl.
4 ROOMS: Furnished or uufurn Ju
Ilaclitc h*td tills u m c * lor nearly
lilirk nnd W illyright ear. If
lo* *-<) iin; t i1,
i ' >•
tu ru, in
N’oU^r b lkrN'Kv.flviii Ituif mn|r t life, lie lived untier n reign of
' : - Ltg lldi: llitVAN
ished. Reasonable. West 2nd St. Iv u j-ciarti ii tt 111 the district » « «
fu rth e r, C oxii said. The youth w a s '*
ih!» tiir»*I
t lout lO the <4fid b> virtue fiC * t»r.*r**i' uf Kurt* •
Ind please relurulVight Bros.
uterard Into Die fo u rth District t
NilU.MV * t*1, -• »
In
Up * terror because the woman discover unable to provide this monajr. A $
nit Ir, Idu ulbrc- HitsVsre V«flfl SwIr*
Galt 41'tl-J or 630-W.
po ii j r s T i c t : o r m e x
feci JuMlfl*'! ih usblnil tho voterri
itljiivp i'ittUJ»d rniiMv fill I hi*
«H 4- l'|» * \
1.
•atn
c o n OIST1UCT Ntt.~VOCH
(fur their -uppuil on my previous
dai) i»f
V.
l.'iiV tipco* ed he was willing to pay rather a result the girl died. H er childllt
i . i : m i : c ci im M.
This I* tu annoorire, ®y Candidas'record as Jii*tlcu uf lb* Peace and
than
to
hnve
a
public
scandal
that
Ul
Ytftj'trp'Jr»
»
-i»n
Itr
a
ltt
tr
,
was
testified,
was
taken
into
an
a
d
16
—
Houses
For
Kent
•AutomtrvHef
plulgii my Im-M endeavors tu Hlva for J u * l h e of thr I’ lare, Irtatft.i
thi , 71ti tU> »)f AL-i> . A !»
-xnif would rrarh the ears of his
joining room, and under i ordertt’ ’ *
all I he |*cu|i)i' a miuale. Waal rvllh Nu I, subject to the will of ■•the
h*'lnj, v ,Itul# .I mv uf thl*fUtairi ••*i*l
H O U S E FOR R E N T : seven roohis, iusjlm U- all and strict JLdt.ercnr* Democratic t olcfs •Jujie 6 lh. Fan- l A . d r u I IT lO.i'HTt T u r . . \ r y * •1 i Ar .i ] nriv* (fay. tu 'fVoiit
Ui mother," Tom Harris said. Hut Tom front the doctor, no mtree nor tuV
bird l.uko Moirru,!. Paula. Imfie
1*111110
t U iM
tlT , \\
■It I II D «J■I»U I I U LD I( l1lUS
I ’ t.'uun .llpuse- at KornJn«t*. Coun^ , ijurris. who will follow the death one was allowed to l>c n e a r it Cftf* 1 w '
'.E a lr :' 1027 Ki four door
$211.00 per month. Inquire of .?no. to - Mm l.in s
IT W. t.U VI ,1,1..
Mail,
Ltiti||t> oOd.
Altarnept*
AND Pf l|t » ;l| | M ll .t: t t l V V I t , Florida, uil| off,a fot ,.,l* It,
. .
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. „ , ,
,
,,
' ’Bedan. Used v e r i l e . A R a i- D. J inkins, Court House.
Sprlnas amt Uuie.st f’ltv, conalltute
biiali^ti d h»I
1 *1/|#1 * 1 rm i‘ii?- t tiril uirShcN
thiklpy in the (li^’ two days. It died.
i i o n t i i A . IV t:|l.\VtTHtt.
:
tile
ubf.'c
dlsttlrt
■
,
.
,
CD ll •:A 1 1 :r (-gmiuamiinl
,.slm Phono N o . -1.
mpuwui n(
•lurlp* t)t* 1 , 0 , 1 ,l)n)irt» of an If •h- n„Mll
J,js estate , will fight to
Dr. Rongetti refused tA. aHow »Abot.
If elected. 1 Plunile* an * tiftnesi
in .
«
Phone
r.illywlnu d c-crllm d bind, slluali 1
.
fi room huuao furnished.
buclne»,--IMls *dinln1t|li,tMo|i f r ^ r s u t i r; s
Miss Finders to be attended by. a
n >l
1*tor dud beida in the *'uont>
1 thelast t*> keepAirs, helloway
r u n tip n n isiT .M H iirt' n r
8 0 5 -W .
Crum M>» uiudi
tirsddle.vnr.eneia fvn A.nit's
rttn i.ic ifitn u JC T ioN
Mentlm.l* and Ht ilr ,.f K.lnrld... Ulnie >r(),n grttiii" llttV of tho money priest during her last nionieqts f a i l-.— t*t
DODO
I am >» Candida•** for r*-*Uctlha Generally connected with , ‘lfcta » b
Uu< t l.'plat I) , 1 . acrihrd ., ■ f o lh .n
. ,
f.lTLMN M lt lC V o r «%!*»:
pasure c a r s and lant Ii-ucks. 19—Housch For Hale
V
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u l t i c h bebin getl to t h e m a n sh e then w rote a fraudulent death c V - •—>.
to |N« ,,Du * of
lolendefit uf Mrs
NOTIUi; IS flllftu iiv filVlJN Til
Ir p II I-.Ti NDUn’.
public
Itysliurtlu
fuf
ScfnllluD .
i . . i o n ,, i l l Dut>> * td dltlo n.
i-shot , lnwn 111 an a l l e g e d s p e ll o f tificatn ottribiiting h er death, to
E lm and 13th. S t Phono 3.
AfjL WHOM IT .MAY roNUIjJft.V.
»ubi*c' lu III* l-ofiiocrat
ili.lj iinhn tinil l*y
«»f ti *‘ri * S-iu f k*t»!. » lifl IfU, lif r* 1m il |ii tit*
Small coltogv on Magnolia Avenue i7uuiil«,
tw o tlikcnsrs.
*
- ‘ 1 | f>*.
f.a au
rrlmarr lout support- *f"l
dl)
III. Cii
(.*!>cull
of ' S. mltn.l.
; rAgc.
Mi in lii f’W 1*itl erf i| M
p Hi*
t uii ’ •l*'|hBc |:c, or,Is
r u n j i t .x t i c i » u f x k u i k
*2
50
0
.0
0
with
only
$250.00
cash.
Jit^c'laied
Tito eourt tefused the physician
Court
of
i
n
*
f
w
v
n
i
v
Ttlird
.ludh-iail * n u t i i ) . I lurid..
,
> J h i l l o a n y h a s told a s t o r y ,
IIDCTIIlf'T,
NO.
T
n
i
i
l
t
I
j *9
1DG1NS i T c g s 7 J 6 Auto
T.
W,
U
S
T
O
M
.
I hcelM Hitnuuncu or' randldac) circuit, of florid;,, lu an.) fur ben,. (|
»':l- «• •,« , cl.«-e. m P-'
TnIJl llnri'is, which If petition for a new trial. T h e co u ji
V-.'
uliplor an ^ sbeietat works. Owner iiciuI h money and will s a c
(til lu*tlfe of 1‘caco of IiWflfP-K o iftplp i*uual). In . Ulpiiit ri >. un tin*
.tv K i tV irtT i!' .j ei'Aculuied to build up sy m p a th y pointed out tin* following reason*
in :i
Kirnch Armunone 710-W. rifice. Address K. E. S. c a re H e r
subject tu the decision of Mrs UMli tliy of Murch A lJ ]
Mljuvl.t I M f * 1
It, T llr. tlM T IIS o r DUUMII.M lull'll. Ill Hie lltunocralle Pilmury cfHiFf fin 1v 1 it pfnOlrm iiipitlii I’ H
ald.
*
tv
1
1
„iu
v
x
in
ivi.i:
solicit.n * f.-.i . for her and pulnt Oakley in the fop this refusal:
ro isT v .
lu br br, d on June *th A. U. I'uJX. It (SATI’H 1** coin phi inti ill oul l*nl*
V*
“
F
i
r
s
t
,
the
defendant
iterfornwM
i
Vmpii«tit.*
ni
light
of
an
ingrute
and
a
woman
I
n
o
li
unouiinc*
lhat
I
am
a
.
D
a
v
i
d
s
p
k
k
i
c
m* 1 ^ <iin niplUi Urin 1 XI UfkkimpIIU P O -iiA lN S
F o r Sale: 5 room luaist* in Sanford ci, 11,11 ,1 * t* f„t ic-rlacUoti lu ilia of*
r*
I1 0 . Urraltl tl. II oil in ItNWori li, l! " I*.
no
openitmn
and
nllowet!
the
girl
i -.1 \ T t j f i u i B . I h ealer.Heights.
Stucco— all
improve-' fin, uf t'uuui j L'ummlMiun-t frt>» To Til K ttlTHIlX ref SIUII.MILN
anford Autoilo Co.
l!v» , (JIhcL i M.iniiiiot-lx IX rtiL'HT m
sfrittN ul.K n i t v r t . s t a t i c o r
“Though we a r c told now that to dir because of lark of funds. '
F'i«rm«, 41 corpoi ii *Jon ot$jart|/*l *nol
COt'.VTf.
ignUia A v e .i P h o n e 117. merit*— Wjll sacrifice for $5500.00 Dial, h'l N'n I. * 0 1,1, Cl lu Ml* <1*cleJuO uf tli* vut*i* In Mic D»m»Secondly, hr r r f u f c j tu setul her . . 4 1
mrl-tlng untie, tb* l,iwn ,.f M,eStit*i- f'
' 21 0,0—
. - • •
1 1".'"V
ID * ."
Die co u rts wil not r c c o g n iie OnkI
s
’isii
in
uanmlnve
lhat
I
ant
k
Only Hinnll cash payment required. cratic I'ritnnr)' *u
tV
(
McNeill.
1> c ) IIST.ATr: OF 11 \ lift V IIAtN ITS, Itsheld on Jun* r«hdij4le f<u le-f leclloli to the of- of Florida. D (t
_
lev’s
last
will,"
says
Tom
Hurri*.
[
to
im othcr hospital where t h a t ftp- * * *
rrM#«l.
\
Mt NVlII. .nit] I‘on
Box S. I). Care The Sanford Her 2 th, A. D IMI
iir* uf ('utility OotuniD-tioncr frum A iimU h. J.
-Duninewp Ben
h o h t u .*: s t i : i : l k
I* .lohii^ton fo-unrl n*»t t* itpi'i niMir itv THK, n iMit: «»f s a 1 1 » • un n r win, Ims been given power ,.f ' . tatiuii n c c c s M ty lo save h er life
In
t
r
u
i
No.
I
subject
lo
tba
daald.
\vni;it|:As i imuk , l .m i Ui t \m* nttorncy tu nettle ull a f f a ir s t.f his , '
llrm%.(hj** hf MrNrllt,
•IkIuIi uf III* lu te ,* la tbc Demo- iiJttli'T 1 hr
be p crfu rn tcl. ’
(tl till'* f’lHIPl’ ftie I.Mtrri* pf
iinlle Pilm.it) tu ba held on Juna Ai^tln MiNYtll i$ip I CumpuiiYd J* It. iippjfi'i]
r
o
n
roiJNTv
J
i
'
m
i
a
iitmlul.t
ra t i(.»n *Vn tin* 1 in IuIp
c»f brothers fur other m em bers „ f the
“ Tliuilly, he inadc nut a .I ra n ,
MrN’f Ul, lion' »*. .lifiinXot) qt»* pa 11
t A N S F E R oorvlrf all kinds. 2 4 — Lo tw F o r Salt*
| b *ich , anriouiK:* ,nl chmthlary -,lh A, D. t a ll
ii**I** lipVi aUiiir uink r Ui* firm pniiP*)
f ' Havin'*** *li *■•***pil. Inin uf family “ N tmclhclcss the family ' ‘ (rtiftcitlc t urning
It I' WHKKUCn
tw o ,IWha«ns
for re-rlri'lluti to
thr
office of
iPhone 570*W o i 0 2 .
C. E .
-it jtcNVill nit,l ,1 nit,i*t.'i>. Title f t !* e b l t ’otinty or N.'iutuul*:
Uuuoty . Ju<lu« of SeiplncU, Couaty,
Rose
Court
L
o
t
—
Good
l/icatioii—
Oakley's death
bed '»"«»
bis
iur„rmnlion
cam.**
s'* i uriti
, ‘i.iupaiiv
a i'iu pnru t Ion J ll t l .S I . Alii'., T 11 liltKF-l tit I.. I n feel* lh a t
tioryen'ng.
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t'N
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i
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n
x
r
.n
lu sje ci tu Mia will uf tha
" " ,1 artmuttlslt all nml "litxular wishes should th) carried out. We [•»••• ‘ be giri's r.tthc,
b’t ,
$1000. Y o ur own te r m s — l)ox 101 S'lnetda,
I *i*l, lu niinuiini-e tfiai t am a ursanlriul anil cxDMog unUei Hit-i
who
Democratic
Vole,*
of
fternlnol*
ta u * uf llm st ui * uf i i,,i l,l,i. j u J '!'• I. In*It - J .uni ircilltni * uf utlil
Courtly, lu the Democratic Primary candidate for the office uf Cutlwljr Dull I 1 Julmstuii. l , u - t c Tlioniss I
C are Herald.
knew
that
Oakley
was
going
to
beet,
dead
IH
years,
lo !>.• ami JHJpsac , Ix furc
[littlo time and v.IitU* hm*m 9
election lu be held June **th. IU)t ('nnuiil.Hl.mrr frum District No. I, !■' S.i Itl’or.l Slid Mar( S.iufcnl hi* 'hi*•■*-*•4
;x..;
nn.lerl .lift ..it I I I . hofore the 541It m a r r y Je ssie McBride, lie wanted
-uil.Jirl tu the derlslun of the V,li
‘ oiirth. th, defendant
,lif,
jam
nrtAHMN
take old thingafe by one of F o r Sale: Cornel* lot in ISnehuiet
wife.
..ru
.lcDudi.ntH
I
l'At.1.
A
'
vt
Apt
It A t*. * :•*«. and file
ars In tha Itert.oci a Mr Primary tu
e \ •icu-cx of
'«s'4
her
to
g
el
$50,000.
She
will
get
l‘
"b
*'i
pay
f'inciiil
us
Spell,I
MuM.'i , 1,1 "hj. . Unit's IT uio they have, Io the
ite r S par Vai-nlLucqucr amt
be lirld un Ju n - Clh, A. D. l?2l. tIICI'KKTT
$500.00 on easy terds. Box t i t
' l t a n c e i will **lt tu ilm hleh, *t ‘ «"*"M «V '•( .batfet** t f A*fcrtrtlstra it. Oakley left me « plantation in F l W - d u a t l n g guilt,
rim t a s ts iM s n n
S r . f^>ND.
#mcj. Hold by 6 >rd Paln l A -Care Herald.
I beret,j nnsotioca to the people
uml tiryi lilildsr lor rush, sul-Jrvt t’> iiun uu said calaliu - ,ilbcl s l h i the a . .
. ti „ ,
T vdIII ‘ ..............•
ri f ili , (in •l»cr
huuiu
ho
...... ilyunT
; , , ........
of
uf Nciiilniil* County that I am »
n . M u # r l t-MurUn runilllInn* set out lu until Final sum* u III lie a,an ted in suit) Frank A labam a. I can tell .von lhat I will
port i ( i r V r V A«ax:x»un «if
■Iu u m . , 1 1 I l lu f . - i , , .q .,.1 ,,f in* I, ,V111«i ... I o *uiu«. other lit per. w*w»aaaU(;h-A-acut uf Hull. lmuUf^l turned a deaf c a r to lb* id ra ,
••aiiuiifale nrrTlii’i issrXyoi
2
Acre
lots
on
Dixie
Highway.
.........
.........
T
A
T
Ka
W. 1 st. I t .
r nv nrrmTiir—
■— ............ ..
to Ilia ilrcletun of the voter* In
gii'i'-' moincr
iiioTmT'ttrial'a
nriit « iirff.-i~cr. ,, n i i
sen- i twr
>nr girts
priest oc
I » tell
aiinuun.'e lo tlia peopts t'niilt llnus,* tn Ibi’ City of Sanfuril. 1 ':;ntv
near Lake Monroe. Fine Truck the
ITN I’.SK m.< 114 ,11 ,' „a County until J p u Ic McBritto gets her *50
Democratic Prim ary lu bn held uf Miiuliiul* County that I am a ClurlilH. un Mumtii). tho Till ilay uf
ulfliwri,
„tton.J b e .
'•’ * ‘f
ing land, outside city limit*. L. In June of ll.li year. 1 have lived eirnilldule for r**elrrlloiv lo tha of- M i). A. D. I'J-S aamc btInx the , l c • Jm lg. 'nf ih* Count)'' ufor-sahl Mile 000 apd Edna SlaL- gets her an | „ Ni(t ()M). W,||M> . , ()il.
„ nMl, >
W IG H T , , RII» S H O P
Mu,
1MI,
(la,
of
March
A.
D
l»2k
liranae and Hcmlnctle rountle* fir* of Tut A»»r**nr. subject to tka S..I sale* iluy of May ID2A, rtui)iig
A. Renaud. Phone 100 W. JUM W. In
r
hi.-.,
I)
JAM
M
,
HI
IA
lit
IN
fur
1
0
year*
I
have
mrved
a*
lb*
legal,
hour*
uf
sale,
I
Itn
mr.rtnuity
<
>
f
$I5Q
month.
to
r,.f,
horriMo
c
iir
t'/.
drelslon of III* cuter* In thr DamaIA PP V s e r ? . 2 c tin / thing in
Cuuuty Judav.
cuumy commissioner on and off cr„ tie Primary to ba held 111 Jun* K-'urrt pri-nil*.'* In salil )-*t tut) Df
rittacs’ have been living in Alabnmu
..|jilvilu„umally. ro'.t, *,l ..................
Viminjf. A jinofuil will gci 2nd St.
fill IT yearn I have mud* in)' llv- of Ihla j car
*r, .• ,|*s*rlbi (I. situate.| In VtUeeIX
c
u
t
ItT
UP
COF.VTV
JCIMiR, Hincp 1810. And in all that time |}^HU||ri|- yOUI1(r K:, | „f |,r r
inu
ralnlnrr
and
rllrua
frull
I
elinbcii.'nniity,
p’lurhlu,'
tu
ult
pr limn. Phone t-W. t» Itnil- 2G— Miscellaneous For Sale
A- VAUDMAN.
el'.tlIXOl.i: 1'Ut X T V, STATK OF y o n will ncviM' find where a Mart is Mh(>
und farin’ ny. I |>,upuse to lei • 'I t U ,.
All ul Feet Ion :u. i: : t uf
|,sr n c m - •
•
d Ave.
IT.UIIIIIA.
carry In* prut-orttoiianSection 22, Township 37 Jpiiitli
ituiiuyfr carry
I'Olt CLF.HK o r CUIIRT
r
f
ix
it
f
l
a
n
rit
til-'
tv.
xv.
nlutbnf
welched
on
a
debt.
Oakleys
“
"*"
(
ory
|
(y
filthy
insimintinn*.
'
........
Household Furniture. Gall 711
Hhgtc of
l»y vlpwltm thr pro
Maitltc 3 1 laial, cunt..I iiiiik II
I l,s,*b> alinouMC" my caudldncy
flrrraeed.
pt-rt y pcrauimN).
Vour NUiiyoU fur cl, rb uf the circuit c u m t mb"<• a cr** „)*.■
tti,"
said
J ul .vT,^ 1,11 »-» e.llIncs. I' gjiti'i*. dlstrlh- are our debts. His death bed wishes
|E/ u T u P Y O U l L i r W A L L S TWO T Y P E W R IT E R desks: one will i / r » p i ; r e r i i t H
All of Heel Ion 0 . NV ,-f Sei
|*i I to Mm will ul (In voter* In
Frank M. ('nine. ford. “ h.»*e v**t »ai
nt.
... und a I person*, tiavinu claim* are ord#ra for 'is tb carry <>ut.
r
t
II
KILBK*w.
'inn T. ToWnshtp
:T south
tho
Democratic
primary
|«
In:
h
*
hi
|I’ll T H E N E W I L L P A I N T
.table. Uodwcll Really Go. Phone
»r deinunds auu.ust s.tbl r s t s U l
“ A n i l In UiH death bed will, Oak
Hnylhill(. l(> M l »H.fori. j j,
It log,.
* a *1 ruulaltilnx InJun* ft.
I will appreciate
yuur
M E TH IN G NlS A N D HET- J58 W .
l ui,. ,*lid .‘iiel, of you. nrc hereby
IV ucr*»
F o i l COXHTAni.K
suppui t.
Icy
tried
to
cut
off
his
heiiurst
to
>•
1 1 —u the mut'lgugid in. ii.l-c- sll , u.itlll.'.l and i,.|iilrr,l lu Iircseut
F O R FL’ R T H IN F O R M A I l|
* MHUBlilU'M lUjf
R A conn
u .ie In Ihc Count} uf S, mth-.lc and
clalni* m demand* which you. the woman who murdered him. Out
Rongetti.
a thin „■•(„ with heady
)N , C A L I , PH <: 2 3 6 - J OR For sale: Piano for balance due fin tniVftablr fill; the (mirth ill*nr ci Mu t t*f t un, inujb* Iimvc* u g, it I(Hit
■-r.il-, of l-’lurldu. lo oil
I ■let, subject to the will of .III*
l ull t U t y r t PHUaKCFTIXO
Iin,| M tlm„n Jack im isla'ln. •
lit* f^tsil# •>(
\\‘ i lltifuii), dr- side his beguust lo Jessie McBri*lv„
I E , V. C. C O L L S A N F O R D
Lots ITT l i t . 173, IT-,. ITT.
P, O. Box 152. Phone tMH—J .
tt.lfi.d hi iLv liruiortMlh* primary
4T T o n x i:v
i t'UM'ii, i.tto of Smnimili* t»4juiit,v. and Edna Slate, he left every
,,j(1 hrHll
its , I7:>, lit,. 370. 171.
37.1
••f Julift It,
Y u u r viito wi l l bt- up*
I herrby take this method of ank
Kliit Ul si to (ti** Nn iii .1 ii Khiimti*
)V**i half uf Lot 31*0. West
.»...
lionuelmt >ov rundfdacy
(or
the
thing
to
our
mother.
So
I
m
going
*
|
sentence
vuu to d.c in t ,*
BOAT KOK SAl.r.: 1b foot bridge pi i t l.«fmi lt e. titoii) witAJo.Xe
4*o
l
III
tv
,1
tiller
nf
tSi-m
I
Hull*
iXiuiitv,
„
office of Cot,lily Prosecuting Alto*- t half u f . Lot 3^2. l.ul ;it*l of M
*t hi- office in Do- County Court - ^ curry the fight to the courts lo <■lcvtric chair.’
[n e t s
d r u g it o r e—p « deck cruiser, thirty inch! d r a f t , i
P.
H). ops'
(.end Cumpan}'*
"•\
nay, subject to the Democratic
Plat
of
lllweb
Hammock
til 1
I will appreciate any
Icrijittona, Dr-jgjoda. We a r* tuny
futlv cquipput,
criuinned siet.|»
sleeps six. Frier .■ ( n( j( F,.ll,(aWllu
u n n i F i t lfor
F r , , le „fH c. P rlm a t).
I Florid ,!.'1 ^((Vthn,1
Vi'unth* have t h o s e e a r i i e r hcquoats til th at
At to n icy Wllluun S e n t S tew * +
IX,fill*.
Sriiunolc
County.
1
lui
•
Hiippoit
iihrii
me
by
Mis
people
«J.V/ '
■near as yo u r pit. Call 103.
from tii.^ <iiit, heicuf
woman nnd her daughter nullified, re presenting K ic g rtti, w
1,1,1
**asunublf. I . U. llox Juts.
I uf Slu rilf and Kill apt><tcli.ta aup- and aseiire Mum. If eleclcd, will
■oahl sale mill tjo, mad* tu satl*--------------------------------------------------- ‘ poii In ih* Juu,. I'rltiiacy.
IjlU lu Ihe ,1u11rs uf Ihe office HD"
n.itrel a' : 7 |,',\.5vM'.m: Dllist/N j Mrs. Kelloway. under a will made .
to serve three months i * — -[i U M N G
R L O S — Irrig atio n 27— Muncy l o Loan
h said t*cvr»-e" lu )ellts, with all
very Itesl services
k ti. AVADKKIt
i:v*,
u
nit
..f
tin
Estate
*»/;
out
in
11120,
get
a
house
and
her
^
prisunment
fur alleged intimid. t * " " '“ 'd
l.'i.-a
I
cost
f
\
V
K.
WIUTK
kxfcs and g c u c r c c m c n t work.
tv, tt
Mil.,,.,, Decease,!.}”” ff" tur_ not''thc child uf Harris of state's witnesses. He was « •
------------ 7 7 ~ ---------;
r o n sm cuirK
t(ATITU ^(1 Kanfoid. Flu,Ida Mil*
Jraele C oncrete . J . K. T c r Morff£B(£C hQ&m
'
j iicrfuy unmjuf.tR mi* cr ndhlRcy
.’sill
,laa
of
Mareli,
A
l>,
1124
FOH Ct-CHK UP T in s CfftCVIT
— ----------------j —gets a hequest of $10,000.
eused uf threatening to Idaik *'* •• w*
I'ACL A nCCKKTV
,n improved residence and buaincys , iur ih» office of Fherlff of H*mln
CUCI1T
I'eger, Prop. Cr«hd E lm .
Hpolul Master
ul* County subject lo 'Ih* wilt of
1 hereby announce my candtdaer
, c m iit o f co t XT) J iu iiK ,1 According to Tom( Hnrris his the churuetcr uf nurses if th<)
tx
property.
(files
A Hum,Orlando,
for tlir office of Clerk of tna- ClrIlia (utera at thn Juna J’ ltmary.
sutii\oi,K fo iA T V , HT4TF. 4*F. j,rothcr sent the woman to New testified against the physician.-- — T^L ROOFIN CThc Roof EvFla.. Holicllor* fo," t'onipialnj. f . McCl e l l a n d .
Baldwin M o rtg ag e Co.,
cull Court subject to t ) « Will of
^ rlaiting.
Mil
shingles
uni
the
voters
at
ti.o
Democratic
prl
,„
,r »
uf kdavahd ,1 NvMl-! York in efforts to get rid of her
See our local Counsel,
r o TIIB VOTKIIS OF SF.AIINOLE ruary un Ju ne Ti. 1925.
Inding 8 cum linnd galvinixcd
TON
ticccns.-rt,
.
..
un,j ohe constantly worried ntm
S. It. Dighton, Sanford, Florida.
COUATV
t> L m n A H iiK n
Ms. See J a m e s
Cowan. Oak
IX THK t in t I IT t Ul HT OP " t i l l - To all rr.-httoif. Icaatcc* distribu with long distance phone calls
I wish lo announce myself u* a
tee*
unit
nil
person*
having
ISOLi; C O l'X T t. F t , 01111)4.
I' iml a l i R n i F F
candidate for tho stale legislature
P - "" 'I T h ird S ljio ne M l .
Political AdvctLscmcnts
clnljits.o r ,lijii»t)/1 a against said while there. Several times before
COMPANY.
1 hereby aunuunrx myself ue a MAI f UN IIV - IVAI. K Lit
in b >uu|>
Seminole Cuuuty, snhestate:
IN(\, a t'orpurallon.
Plaintiff--candidate fur sheriff of Seminole
Int
lo
tile
Democratic
Primary
You. and , 4 ,-ti uf you. are htsrchy she filed the fatal shots, she had
Full ttlXWrAIILK.
N. Nipper. Si® of all kinds.
ATLANTA, Ua.. Apr. 10.—
is
Counts subject
lo ~ the action <>f
June
1
A
D.
1*21,
and
will
abide
Harris, his
nutlllrd
«ud re.iulrvd in present attempted to kill
I
wish
to
announce
that
I
am
a
(V
r
.
J
t
R
.
v
t
l
,
D
c
f
c
i
d
m
u
—
Democratic
primary
to ne
In Sanfgrd I'ninfc .W all P a p e r can.lldate for' the office of Const- by result* pf sa m e ..! cordially •aol- Ihe
OIIUITIt OF PI RLD 4TIUX IX. any ( lalni^ nnd demand* n hlcl, you, hrother charges- lie f reason for — What, if anything, Geprgo K ef—-~l
held 1a tn* early part af J i c a in!*Irlt
your
support.
ur cither nf you. may have »gnlr*,l
able District No I. Seminole Coun
f>.4)tx tfdtxtkrxT.
v ary respectively,
J. It LYI.12S.
killing him, Tom htiys.Js because man Ruth, who Is somewhat of a i*
ty Florid,,, said district com pit* I in
F lo rid a
t o , the cstain uf Edward D Norton, doki H- 8I1ADT. t h k a r m ; o r
up around Yorkers,
ecu*,-,!. Iiilc ,,f Hnmlnoln .C oun ti. „he realised thnt Ouk'.cy was gving personage
precinct* No'* l. 2. J, 4. ),
IONOORAPH- pairing, piano election
44. C. 4IH 4D,
FUI 1 T A * COt,I.K47T4m
Florida, to the M„n J o tl. Kharon
thinks of companionate marriage,
lu. It. 12 subject to Die will of 4ln
FOH
COIATT
rnUHKtJWTIXIi
It
bring
made
lu
nppeat
that
a
t
wish
<n
announce
that
I
am
a
Mining by exj cijtvlth IT y e ars voters In Ihc Demuerittlr Primary
Minilimni Ad Itespondrndiirn - ha-- t'ountv . Judge <>f Humlijpl. County. to be married to another woman. Al Smith's chances for the Demo
1
cazdlilal* for re-electlort lo
th«
A 1TO U BT
held
I 9 J I of Tax tTollector of Hernialirn cn te . 8 a n f a music
store to b*
I hrrrhy announce my candidacy been Issued In Ihc above and for*- 4 1 tils office In the CoVJntj Court...........
- -on• June St
, It. A.
........I V
..o'ftcs
cratic nomination for presidrnt ]
1p»p*r Id Hanford, SnthllkOft- Count).
eulmj
directed
lo
>ou.
4V.
(*.
MKAD.
t
o
u
r
support
')A
!.1
J
ol«
County,
aubject
to
the
action
lor
re-elcctlon
tn
.the
office
of
|tl Gift Shoppe, IcLandcr Ar- _________ M- fM t > \ It.K h lt Y . |of t l | , voter* In the Demoeralle
nnd what
the prospects
arc for j
Count) Pre.secullrur Attorney sut»- and that Ihc. Manjc has lsi.u>hitui4. Flnrldu. within i s e l v c months from
je.'l to tho will of the \ol*r* in nn-erved that you do nut reside In tile date hcre-uf.
*«X’baACJ a L 1
prosperity In the South, remain '
3rd.. A
y D.,
D 1S2S
liati d AprilI :ir,1..
A,“
IS2S
FOll C'OLVTV* tr P C T lN T K T O K flT
Jl* V'lM
1be , appesriated.
" . ^
the Dsmocratic primary on June k the S tats pf Florida: lhat the lureTout
aupport
will
u f r t n t.ir iN im iu c T io x
n u .i :N » 3 f . N o t r r t »n
cloaked in mystery. As a tpicatiou
Kulns suit was rummenr-O on the
.
JOHN ' O. Ii MONAHDT.
J N a D JINIftNB
Hcln W a n t (M a le *
Ms nf - t hs * Kjiihm, of
I wtsli lo announce my candldacx
.Cxec iilrts
------------- -------- ... ; x- -........................ : 4 th day i-r Jun- A D |:>27 and Dial
r-------.J.'1V, answerer Mr. Ruth proved ,to l*»
f o r the* uffle* of'Rnpertntendent «
FI,IVAMD t). NcMiTItN Du.
a
writ
of
(larnlshmcnt
hul.e.
n
It4
o
n
'
t
o
i
/
'
/
i
t
r
J
t
n
c
R
P in t f’ l.KIt K Ul ft CD FI COURT
ATLANTA, . Oa..
April
JO. nuiot adapt at slamming the hall
lustrurtluil
of
Scnilttul i
ri
fen >td.
*
Quick. |*n o r wunuin Public
hereby announce
»ucd and served upon F. F Dutton
anirtunce
myVRIHU
candidacy
. nty candidacy
• > --- Mi • (»»lirteby
f"” .* Nlimyqm
■ HI#
1IMI J
i uunly, DuUJtci l 4i ih* will uf thn tur i .i * office ofr County
.
'»«—(I N S ) —-Beeler Blevins, AtiRiitjc into the far readies uf the local
A I lumps nv, u corporal Inn
Ju
d
as
ofl
f..r
ih
a
office
*»f
cH
rk,
of
tha
refers lu the primary Ju n e i, Tuuf Hcmlnuic County. Florid,,
T IllD tK FO Ili: you are cuinmauded t h l t ' V . W e »j& a ^ p / r V o ‘t h f ' ^ i f Pilot, returned <to C andler Ftold
subject yircult i'ou*t. abhiesl * 1 tlia aeltoi*
ball park.
-•
ibortihourt. AtJdur A- V. Can support will he auureclatert
t - tha uctlon of Hie Dnnmcraltr „ r l(), , ol*. s a« U a Ju n a Primary. and ordered to be and appu.ir before.
MAY
UKLl.fi
M.OxWBLL.
a f t r r winning h rmcc witH d* 4 th.
* . ; Ji'iS V
i*
at
the Fir*.ill (Xiurt In wttd for Semin- »>f rnmvitutnt 1 ii thH a-rum*
purl) »n Juna tlh . tP2f. M> cam
“
What
do
ton
think
of
coirpann i f DKAa
••Cnlnnl Juu 111 thi) Cuuri llulltoR III
, . .% ■■
J acVc a l s ” for this offlen Is in thr hands
<>|u F o u n t*. Flu rids, at the f.’uurt Hunfiird.
Kluritli.. cm i h r Tth Uuy o f ' He took r . If. W eller, Of JACK
ioiiutu m arrn g o t" he was asked.
p o l l (T.KFIK 4»F r W C C l T C O C T t of
IIUIII >«
ll..ti»' at S«nford. Seminole Fount)',
my frtcndi
throuRhuut
Ihl*
i nti TIIK 1 , K ( l t x L A T l l l «
J— L l v e a t o c k ^
1 vrififi tu hm i o u n c i thiU I
• luuatv
M
l
)
.
A.
I»,
1V5H.
atkt!
then
uml
th«*r*
f
oonville,
to
tho
bednulo
or
hla
“ Oh. that!'* The Bal»e suddenly
and
wa
solicit
the
ruppo(t
Florida,
upon
the
tth
day
»,ff
"
I
liorcby
announra
,n>
candidacy
rundldutw lor rR*flectlon lo I iir of* and votes of tho people
mal'e uiiaurr t» said Idtl «f o«m- >lrlrken Hun
H ,)Uict( n ig h t r e
III the fur Mu L ea ld atu ro fOruup It sub- A t». I‘‘IS. same h.-lnt a ltul*i _
found the work uf his mates at \
flee of Clerk of the Circuit Court, cumin* Democratic Prim ary elec Jr
plaint tiled aualnst , ,tpu lu said
rru by
|V * •to: *4 ehoii*"»Dt< cow*: uu* of
of
Mils
(.'onrt
mul
fall
not.
olherw
_
cl
lo
ihc
will
uf
the
voters
of
HemSeminole County. Florida. ai)b- loti If tha people sec fll In elect ln,.le , *uiinty, in the primary to 5u ludymenl ll*' ligfailll will be enter- n u l l a , r l w h decree pro cbnteami cently.
hutting practice extremely intar.
.
1-2 go), cow: tlbtber one very Jett to the decision of tha Demo- 4nm
Y » , be lakvn ngaln-t } uu.
tu 11 ,I* office I will t i e r them lul.l uh Ju ne a. 11/24,
.-•I su a ln il you.
.
Mr. Weller was in ......
Nashville.
cstlug, “Well, I'm aurc I couldn’t *
,
It
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WITNESS FAILS
pojiefp
’resident Of Bank SINCLAIR TRIAL
Has In
\n\
? »!e"HewSays.
i th
Reporter
Which
MS WishesTruth
FORMER HEADT h om p son . Faction
OF KLANlWIS
r!_
benefited, When I hnvc told my
story my conscience will he clear.
I will have done whnt I Consider
Otto Time GrandDragonOrThc
■ .
Greatest Political
rlghh
,
narry-BIncftmcr,Former Amer
Hooded Order Says Women
"!:i two cases connected with
heaval
ican Oil Man, Declines To
eclares He Has Been
Were Used T o BcHmirchThe
the failure o f the bank, I have en
Answer
Subpoenn
Issued
By
tered pleas of guilty. I did tlint lie
- Bespits
Uhiiraeters O f Famous Men
Pr6mised N o Leni
la w y ers For (lovemment
cause I was guilty. I borrowed
For Senator
ency In Return For
money in excess of tho provisions]
i
r ip n n q itio n
uX
or tho law. Mr. l.nko borrowed 1>1 J K C S D C p U a lU U a .
Refuses To Return .
His P le js Of Guilty
money in exrrss of the prvlalons of ]
| jj F c d C Y & l P l ’ lS O Il
t
From French Lair
the law. 1 know it. That's why I , ' .
'
.
.
•
Senator CanttvaV SAyfc Citi
entered pleas of guilty.
borrowed mone.V
zens O
z.ens
( ) lf Illinois
Illin ois Have
n a v e An*
Former Vice-President And Prosecutors W ould L I K H f s t t F ‘whl ^l K what •••‘•f, myself
Made To Involve Senator s
.. O f ___
proved Action
Senate In
Cashier O f Seminole Couni
J'.Qafn About.. Pecullnr. Oil I nm to blame for anil what 1'am from the hank. That was the effect
.
.....•
■
rlJ.UI.
O.
Namee W ith Thnt O f ‘ N ellie'
Denying
Frank
Smith
Seat Outpouring O f
of
the
real
estate
boom.
I
never
- U'- Itank-Goe* On Stand To
inn
Deal W ith Sinclair Outfit not ,to blame (or. Where l have dreamed I would owe so much. Be
fcstifies That False T estify Against Employer
done wrong, 1 want to admit it,
. Is Greatest,Ever Kew
CHICAGO. Apr. - It — (IN S )—
WASHINGTON. Apr. l l . (IN S )
fore the boom I never owed over
Entries .W ere Made , A. R. Ivey, vice-president and WASHINGTON. Apr. 11. (IN S ) Where I have not done wrong, I $rt.00l), or there about. Then the Dnvi/l'C* SiCphenson, former gnmd —The overwhelming primary de
corded In Chicago
nnme of Harry M. Hluek- want to explain.
feat of Senator-designate Frank- i.
TO Cover Stiortajjes cnsliier of the Seminole County —The
“ I did nr direct) d the'work of boom came and went and l found |liragiin of the Ku Klux Klim, who
incr,
foimer
American
oil
man,
was
If owing the hank n great deal
flank which fnlled last August,
... r „ „ „,i. mnde a lctigthy deposition in Indi Smith til) o f Illinois, who lins
CHICAGO,
April
11.—*
called futltcly three times today at covering tip dealings within the mysi
twice refusal a sent III tho Senate,,
lli.H face masking any emo- .yesterday
. afternoon took
, ,the,, stand, the criminal conspiracy trial of Seminole County Hank which ben- "u..c than I should. Now vc a
(
I
M
S
)_
I
n
what
in
character*
ana
State
Penitentiary
where
lie
brouuht relief to Senatorial circle^
oil which he might feel, A. a* a state witness ngninst Forrest
efited Forerst Hike or, on few o c - milled I d'v. wrong. There la noth *
ized a.s “ tho groatcat politi
Lake. his former employer and Harry F. Sinclair. Itlnckmer is one casions, myself or someone c»lgo ' Ipg mom I can ilot C'XCOpt to toll ,ls sfvrviftg a life term for murder, today.
and
■
.
vice-president
Key,
of the three missing witnesses in
*
■
nth
anil
let
the
law
)«ke
its
told
yesterday
how
the
Kluu
was
president
of
the
hank.
Following
cal upheaval in the history o£
Administration
leaders
includ
■ashler of the defunct Semin:
the Teapot Dome case. A t present Now 1 have tried to testify in court I the tint
iiUrgetlAa
used women to bo- ing many who supported Smith’s Illinois,” tho S U tc Republican
le County Bunk, today told is a portion ofthe testimony he he is in Fra.-ee with t\ subpoena in whnt l did and how ?.Ti\ Ltko wus Icotim*.
ow he had covered manip- offered during his occupation of his docket which he is ignoring.
tmirch’; the ehameters of holiest right to a scat, were relieved by .his faction headed by Senator
defeat, ns it removed tho prdspect Charles S. Deneen has scored
lation of the bunk's funds tho witness stand:
Tlio government would like to
men. v .
DIRECT EXAMINATION
of nnothcr l*attle over seating him.
the bonefit o f its presiqti* stinn him, James E. O'Neil, nl. Jn tke-inst'allrrient today he tell*
Democratic spokesmen lookori upon, a landslide victory over tha
nt, bis formet- employer l Questions by Mr. Fnhlsinskl:
how Senator Simtfon D. Fess was
so in Europe, and Henry Smith Os
Governor
the Illinois vu\o as a vindication yl forces headed, by
M friend, Forrest Lake,
Q. What is your name?
made the object of 11 plat -because
ier. last heard of in Africa about
Lon
Small,
Mayor
William, is oil trial eliurged with nidtlu-ir
figlit
to
bur
him;front,*tho
A. A. R. Key.
lie had voted against a bi^l to abol
a peculiar oil deal which resulted
g and abutting in tho fnlsifirnHalo
Tltompsan
of
Chicago,
and
Senate.
<
f
ish parochial Bthools by nnt onnl
Q. Mr. Key, did.you have any in profits for them nnd Sinclair
m of an entry made on tho hank h
"The defeat of Smith and tho do: Robert E. Crow*, state’s attorney
legislation. Stephenson tella too of
connection with the Seminole Coun- which were Inter turned into liberty
,okH the day it failed to open.
plots of a similar nature against feat of the whole Thompson-8mall- of Cook County. ' •
'ty bank of Sanford Florida when boiids. Certain of these bonds, to
Koy testified under croaa-oxnmother men and of how hip I fe was Crowe machine restored my faith
the amount of $333,00ft, found their
it was in operation in tills city?
With a majority o f 450,000 Sco
kation that the state's attorney,
way Into the hands of former Sec Commander, Franco Hoppes To Homer Simpson W ill Bo Elec threatened when he protested the in tlie people of Illinois,” said Sen re tary of SQite Louis L. EmmerA- Yes.
lillurd B. Smith, hud promised
trocuted For Slaying .O ffi killing of Tom Austin, Klan agent. ntor Caraway (D ) of Ark. ‘The aon, heading tho U. S. Senator
Q. Whnt was your connection retary of Interior Albert II. Fall
Hop O ff Next June In Airm no leniency in exchange for
cial
Of Bank In Attempted
The affidavit continues: "A n people of Illinois hnvo approved Charles S. ‘Deneen faction, swept
midi
it
is
the
government's
conten
plnne Which Herman Engi
la pleas of guilty in two case* with thnt hank? .
alHoufi other instance was 1111 attempt the action of the Senate, in deny to victory on the Republican aide
Hold-Up
Of
FlnnnclalHpuse
tion they were a brilx1to induce. |iim
neers Are Now W orking On
id hi» testimony for the state
A. Vice-president nnd cashier.
made to involve |he name of Sen ing Frank Smith a st-at and havo in Chicago’s primary election. It
to lease tho Teapot Dome nnval i>il
, the bank cases. IIo said he had
Q. Were you vice-president and
BRUNSWICK,
Gu.,
April
11.—
ntor
Simeon 1). Fess of Ohio in a put their stamp of disapproval on was computed from returns re*
reserve
to
Sinclair.
MADRID, Apr. 11.— (IN S ) —
tit even talked to Mr. Smith about cashier of that bank un the fifth
(INS)—Homer Simpson,
found compromising way with a w-unan the buying o f public office. It i» n colved at noon today.
Fall,
named
ns
a
party
to
the
Commander Ramon Franco, Span guilty of murder without recoin
[sti Tying until he oppeured in of August, 1927?
Itccauuc Senator Fess (then Scnn victory bf the people, for tho peoplo
Judge John A. Swanson, march
alleged conspiracy, is too ill to
nurt. Monday and entered his
A. I was.
ish no* -who 4low from Europe mendntion to mercy yesterday, tor-elect l>ut a member of tlie and hy^he people."
ing in thc wako of thc ^mmaraon
nt«\nd
trial.
Federal
prosecutor
Ow
Q. On the sixth of August,
|eas of guilty- Morc thoan 400
will die in thd electric clinir for i House of Representatives) while a
The primary election in Illinois plurality oyer Governor Len Small
en J. Roberts had no expectation to Soutli Amorim In 1926, is plan
arsons overflowed the courtroom 1927?
*
slaying C. A. Perry, ^ Klngsland member of, tlie iloiist*, Imd votoii was a victory for the Drys, it was in tho gubernatorial race, defeated
ning
a
round-the-world
flight.
He
that
Rlackmcr
would
answer
to
his
1st night and half ns many listA. Tile bunk closed the Hixth
bunk cashier, in a lioitlup-ntteinpt. agn nst uiiiYi™til,op)ipaed the Stci claimed In an Anti-Saloon league State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe
name. He had it called merely j «» ho|*es to hop off III June, although
led to Key's cloning words this of August, 11)27.
Tlu> verdict was returned by a ju- ling-Towner 11.11. Tire hill had to da Htatemcnt issued hero todny l*y h. by 200,000 for the Cook County
later
he
could
tell
the
jury
of
toe
amine. Tho state rested its case
Q. It was in operation on the
his new hydro-piano is not yet ry In tho Glynn Suporjor Court will* llu),Abolition/fif parochial Scott McBride, thc kagm-’a gener prosecutor’s office.
nooiT ' " 1 lh. defense boffon its fiftli of August was it Mr* Key? significance of his absence.
after un hour’s deliberation,.
tchWifc. Tlie bill wiU onUrely. un al suporintendent. ( .j * . .
Frank O. Lowdeq won eight out
The business of “ paging" Itlnck- ready.
at,, ,-th this, nfternoopf',
( '■ A. 'Yes.
.
•
ainericap, an unjust, unwholesome
In
his
statement
to,
the
“
I
realize
the
jK-rils
of
such
a
* *vTlii) Illiiuis Primary," Mcllrido of tho twenty delegates to the na
:ey, In his testimony yeXTcnlny
Q. It failed to open on the mer was done thoroughly, however.
which closed the t l iul.-Simpson ml- thing, and fought to dolygatu Irf fJldi "has resulted In a victory for tional convention.
The clerk first called for his pres flight, but I ntn confident thnt I
l today, told how ho had taken sixth day of August 1927?
tho froverothcril powers',tint P>v
Otis F. Glenn, Deneen candidate
eme, and three deputy marshalls, cun succeed," said the airman ^to niilted that liO.»is u niemN-r of jn W ly intended to In- vested i,n ihP tho Drys both as to Congress and
the steps lending up to the mukA. It did.
.
the group thnr^d'betrtlio bunk
fo
r
U. S . Senator, triumphed over
the
state
legislature.
The
election
were
then
sent
through
the
court
j
of the false en.try, ordered it
Q. Mr. Key do you know this
day. “ I believe a successful round but-declared he bail uotbiiiir
«H> iVflprnl goveniment.
returps definitely indicate that at Col. Frank L. Smith of Dwight
|de, and how ho- did it to cover bcok which Is in front of you. house corridors drolling out “ H.
^J undenVOredM
'
'* e d % x Iilist the act- Ica.-t two thirds of those nominated by 110,000 votes in Cook County
the world flight will advance the with the actual slaying. He placed
ortoees in vnrlouB accounts in page 525 .of day book No. 7.
xppcaici
M. Blacktncr" ^ppeatedly.
tinhlnme
on
Malcolm
Morrow,
ivo opposjti»tr'wT
all
cause
of
aviation
materially.
,
^
11,1 members ’P l,y tin- majority pdztioa in tho dif* and added 150,000 more votes down
called half ;i dozen
bonk by which take had beneA. Yes sir.
Robert.'
.ut rol
... v
'i ryiH„*iif-tricts ard dry. Th^««.wjll .state. .
Franco expects tu be accompani who wilt bo tried soon for tho same tilt* slates over which I ha I
higikers -wtui produced
cd. He told his story calmly, in /J- is that one of the books of Western hSTikers
against
the
bill
and
Hiicrcedml
In .Wr.'mit question ho elected on •lfC* ~ JPlmnierson carried to victory
crime.,.
,
'
_
’
.
.
to tof the. continuous mgaeDotot ifvcouut 1>f tin- Seminole County Fall’s account* in 1922. These* wit- ed by three companions—Captains
Simpson told of planning tlie stirring up -ome sent inn ill, against
running mates for lieutenant gov
[the dptense counsel which inter Hank.
ncciiei were on the Rtnnd oni> Ru!z de Akin and Gnllurzn, of the
1 1>•11 day."
^
robbery
nl .Itg^invIHU. Hr* said It
ernor and secretary of state, Fred
*
C ,, ■*
re d tho tale.
briefly nnd their testimony was Spanish Royal A lt Force, und PnbA. It is.
lliiiioirt
will
lmv«
ut
least.18
d^y
"A Klan nkigjizirt-- punlished a I
he anil Morrow went to Kings*
FAccordiqg to his testimony,
Q. |)o you know R. C. Phillips, merely for the purpose of further |o Kudu, n civilinn mechanic.
m mlb ro in.the next' Congress, Mc- E. Sterling, Incumbent, won the
laud anil'took Perry mil into the si*rio*.’ of mnftfjrvrciJcntlv attack I Hrido pVodictini,
former herth and William J. Strat
carious accounts in the hank, in Mr. Key?
, verifying the fact that Full hail the
For the pust year German en country
. i
1 rcVi ucd a let
on w pivtuxt *»f vii*vvini{ lug TWwrfbfr
ton, tho latter.
cluding city and county bond ac
A. I do.
Sinclair liberty 1*011111 in his pos gineers have lH*cn at work nt Cadiz
i« the greatnst^political vie* ' Oscar ff. Cnrlstrom, attorney
*
lling i;vc
b.rgWliicb
r-tk-.ill ‘liuv,. wiling
t;v
Honw* IAnil 1fnrt was for m m *.
counts. were short more
than
Q. Wus Mr. Phillips working sesion. Then- was no cross exam on Franco's new plane.
tor^.fi.rclhnn
«ovurnin#rtV in many general, who sought rcnomlnation
A
h
^
o
m
*
.
bml
Vc
n
H
c
A
ttn
U
,
demanded
the
condiiiiaUuif^^Jlb^
MOO,000 the morning the bank fail in the bank on the morning of the
ination.
.
a day," .«nid Senator Broukhart (It) Tor the office under the Deneen
Tlie machine is 11 Dornlor-Sup- vault, he sftid. m . V ' l M t P T !
with
.i.v>)'v
>•'
hnyuigskem
ed to re-open, nr.d false deposit sixth dny of August, 1927.
Having completed th- establish
of Iowa, "it,'is » great victofy for baniier, was successful over State
iTHnwivh tie:, inline A
ei wul, of the same type as the fum udv/mi cd on Mol-reAv wit lo t)fi 'jl".
leutry of $004,046.11 was made to
A. He was.
ment <»f the liberty bond transact
Deneen,*' >,-Miid Senator Senator John Dailey of tho "Am
•Vss.%
1
vijilo-pf)
•
mis
"plus
ultra."
It
will
have
a
knife.
Simpson
wiM
.M
um
nv
*'Pi
K
chh.^I
jxinnii-diiit.-ly
i*
IconVaal it in place of a true-entry
MR. PALMER: I understood it ion Roberts then reverted lo t In
Capper
(U)
of Kansas.'4'!, um par erica first"-Combine. Ruth II. Meenod
fire
and
Perry
Melt
l**
ffjjx-tiic
whicli
lesulted
lif-twei
wing
spread
of
96
feet
and
will
be
lo f $23(1',714.811. He told how notes was closed on the sixth.
beginning of the oil negotiations
land checks totaling $407,027.94 dcTHE COURT: Did not close un and started the t«-*k of revealing able to • curry a loud of 8,1)00 ground, fatally wmii!llod*r *' * Tnotl letters «>f prute^t again t tin- ticiiliirly pleused with the result of Cormick and Henry R. Itathbono
nntorinl contest. In thc fu- won tho nominatlviu fop Congress*
The two men put Perry in tin- Klun'n charmti-r assiA.Mtiatu.il i*f Hi
pounds.'Its fuel capacity will be
I posited in these short accounts to til the sixth.
to the jury whnt led up to the leas
tnre, candidates for thc.Scnate wil) men-at-large.
tiring them up to the proper a
MR. PALMER: Yes, sir. It did ing of Teapot Dome. First, he in 2,100 galldfis und it will have a automobile, Simpsim testified, an t Seimtar Fi-m.
mount'. He said he bail prepared not open the sixth at nil ns 1 un troduced in evidence a multitude flying rudlus of 2,600 miles Com drove buck to the bank, where tlicvy , ••Another instance in which 11 |M> more careful nbout using slush
The outpouring of voters was.
Fruncn
hopes to at- foivcd the wounded 11*191 .to reveji! Lyoimm w n ' us**iI for illegal pur- rim,|„ llow that the peoplo of 111* lhA-greatM i in any-pri:
|tin* notes in the bonk directors derstand it.
, of letters, telegrams and govern- mander ....
■wiu<u
i^bllJi* 1 u;a»- tnntn----hrtrr•rilge speed of 126 miles the rom|iinatiou. I'l-ri^v ilgotli—1X1
Q. Mr. Key, did you give any 1nient files. This was tedious work, .am an a ir
room nnd that I-ake, himself and
tlon ever held. Upwards of 70 per
►out lo MuiiVU*. Ind., to a man t<> Smith."* .
h
lvl.4
I
bill'
elidim-ft:"*
slated,
but
Morrow
sll
ijw
k
bim
over
— 1— — rent of the total registration Is b«*
Irotirly
with
IvM
Inin
Peter Sehnal, another bank cm* .nwvtimis to Mf. Phillips__ aa— la
defense
eVuinlned
i-U
i
K
Itnnrtativv route (subjis-t lo tile head with his re-vuTver.
*- .. whom *bi* told a nob *l>*i‘y l<> tlio
TlrndTlgruat-thrmrYhi-sr-notrs} any entries made on page 626 day I ns the
” 1 um glad to -ee the decent lieved to have gone to th* polio.
The tentatl
ment closely, objecting to *"ine.
effect tha) Iter daughter bad been people of Chicago havo redcomed Frank O. LowdUn, former Govsrnor
After
tho
money
was
tqken
ffom
were duted at various times, Hut j tJOok No. 7,.state's exhibit C.
A telegram revealed that bin- minor changes) is: Cadix, the A z
kidnaped ami ugaiust h.-r will had tlitmm-lves in the eyes o f tlie poo* of Illinois, and the state’s “favorito
A. I did.
.
were nil mnde the day the hank
ures, Halifax, New York, Huvanu, tho vault, the Imndlts headcxl for
clair nnd un attorney. Uu;
convent in Califor pli. of the rest of tho Country," aim" in thc race for tho Republican
Q. I show you hero a quantity W. Zevely, vislb-d Fall ut his Ni-\v Mexico City Ln I’nz (lower Culif ), JaeksonvUle. They Wore .arrested been pbireil
failed to open. A list of them has
nia.
"Big*
Nettie"
Ld*l liliss *ln* llud Huid Sciiutoi* Jom*s (R ) of wnsh nomination for President, pollod
of
pn|M
-rs
and
ask
if
those
nre
ill
*
been published in The Herald sev
Mexico ranch Christmas week, 19' San Francisco, Port Eaaington there later.
fine** ’ learned.tho. girl was in
in tin
••••
your
handwriting,
written
direct
an enormous preferential vote. Hia
*
/ '
Mrs.
Mnmlc
l>e
Todd,
nt
whose
erul times.
(British
Columbia), Unaiaska
21. Apology wus mude for inlruil
nWic. inglon.
t)|ilo convent just east of Mur
ions
(Handing
witness
bunch
or
“ God—that's .t fine thing, ejac was the only name that appeared
-K ey, on tho stand, was ugain tho
Tng on the secretary’^ holiday, iiut (Aleutian Islands), Potrnvlovsk, home tho crime was planned, and 'Big Nettle' wns sent becmiso
I! N»u
ulated Smator C'uuzCrts (R ) of on' tho Republican ballot.
banker. His speech was concise. pupeis.)
it was explained the business was ( l^ami'hutka), Hudodate, Tokio ' where tlio men found refuge ufter- man wu* known /Ip be a flans
A. They arc.
Lowdcn gained practically 30
He >roi>ke tho banker's language
urgent” . The "business” In question isaguskn, Manila, Port Victoria wartl, will go on trial next, it xvn# inoltthcd hate-pcoplict-against the Michigan.
Q. Does that constitute nny
• “ It looks ua though virtue has delegates to the national conven
and eiip|Md o ff figures taken from
Alexanderclta announced today. She is charged Catholic people/ or
was tho first proposal to lease the Ilonibay, Bushire
.
,
•
_
jmrt of the business of the bank—
with being un accessory before
triumphed in Illinois,” added Sen- tion from Illinois without coateat
the various exhibits in quick, c e
l.os Aleuzures.
Stepheiinon lin n related in Ids
naval oil reserve.
and after the murder. Morrow will
qtor. Moses (It) of New Hampshire. as a result of yesterday’s vote.,
words. He rdpnatod maiiy of his SciAinole County Itunk of Sanford,
On Feb. 26, 1922, Sinclair made
deposition
Uml
lie
wim
upproacheJ
Tlq*
three
longest
and
most
dan.
."Tliat’H bully." remarked Sena lie Is assured of eleven more dele
Hlati-ments ngaiit pnd again for the Floridh, as of August fiftli, 1927 ! u formul offer to Fall for the re* gcrous jumps an- across Atlantic be tried for murder upon the con by this man and promised an in*
A. It did.
^ vestigation. Stephe'nii«|n said lie tor Keyes (R ) of New Hampshire. gates at largo when tho Republican
* benefit of the Judge and jury- » £
serve, agreeing to supply the navy from the Azores to Halifax; from clusion of Mrs. Todd's trial.
state convention meets Apr. 20.
^-Jid not become angry 'v,u'n tne (Hunding papers- t<> counsel for with fuel oil In storage anil build u
loatMied thej-o was-such a girl plac
Unalusku Island aero As llehring
Itate harried him in cross etxnmin- defendant)
Governor A!.’ Smith bf New York
,000 mile, $18 ,000,000 pipe line to nndretlu, Northern Syriu, to Iz*»
ed
lu
a
Oaiifoniia
convent
and
lat
Flyer’s
Body
Washes
MR. FAHIS1NSKI: If the court
added
at least 52 delegates from
'alion. In fact he smiled most dur
L
Atlantic
Coast
in
exchange
f'*r
er
oftc
in
'.
()Jiio
and
thnt
tlie
glri
the Atlantic
...
1!
Sea to Kumchatku, and from Alex..Anhore Near Norfolk Illinois in the Democratic primary.
ing W.. H. Dickenson’s exaniina- please wp offer in evidence the pa the privilege of working the field
wished
to
he
nlipwed
td
live
with
Alcazures.
llors identified by the witness ns
tion for tlie defendunt.
IIo is practically assured of eight
her mothei*. Hut, Stephenson roFive days later. G. T. Stanford,
In several cases his replies were State’s exhibit K.
-WASHINGTON, Apr. 11. (IN S ) additional delegates when the Dem
lutcd,' jt was learned the real
Sinclair
lawyer
who
was
called
to
MR. PALMER: Objected to, if
sharp und loud ns hit ilenied ques
,
mother hinl ujeourt record and Was —The mystery surrounding the dis ocratic state convention meets.
thc stand, testified, Sinclnir organ
tions put him by Dickenson. Dur >our honor plenae.’ We want to ask ized the mammoth oil company to
Evep before the count of tho bal
found to'be not i\ fit persdh to fls- appearance t»f Commander T. G.
W ASHINGTON, * Apr.
J l — sumo guardianship pf the girl. Al- Etlysici aiid’jtwo companions in a lots wan complete, machinery was
ing the direct examination Key Mr. Key a question or two first.
handle thc expected lease. A mil
TUB COURT: All right.
(IN S )—Tho prices of all American
said lie had taken a number of
it was shown "BiiC N'ettlo" was tjsvul seniilartc while enrauto from set Ip motion today to prooeento
Q. (by Mr. Palmer) Mr. Key, lion shares of stock no par vuluc
made nutoinobilos will^ be reduced
ledger sheets from tho bank s
Norfolk to Annapolis.-i month ago those responsible for the wide*
not'
the piothcr^-* .•
‘
wenissued,
und
later
un
addition
as soon uh Congress " repeals tho
hooks and files for the pur|K>so of when did you write that paper?
\vhen the bydy of Commander Elly* spread disorders that marked tho.
al
1,605,000.
A. On the morning of the sixth
fodorul autmobllo tux, Roy D,
concealing them. He said he ami
son'Yds Washed ashor* . at W il balloting. Tho campaign' reign of
On Mar. II, 1922, Sinclair wrote
.
RALEIGH, N. C.. April 1L— Chapin, president of the National
I-ake discussed doipg R. and that of August, 1927.
terror that made the primary the
loughby Spit, near Norfolk!
Fall and advised him of the birth (IN S )—-Graft and briln-ry are not Automobile Chamber of Commerce,
Q.
After
the
bank
closod
?
.
.1
(■ __ __ , * n n i r S i n *
Lake usked him if It was done be
most bitterly cuntestcd in tho his
'•
Eliyson
and
his
companions
left
of
the
mammoth
oil
company.
Sin
limited to one party ulone. Bep told the Senate Finance toinmlt*
A. Yes, sir.
fore tlie bank president left for
tory of Chicago reached ■ climax,
. • wrote
___ >L.ithat,
«• u
<> “he
personally
.Norfolk
before,
daylight
for
the
cluir
as
Q.
Thc
bank
was
not
dosed
Theodore E. Burton, of Ohio, told too today.
Philadelphia the afternoon of Aug.
at the poll*. Bloodshed and rioting compprntlvely.ghott
tripto
Annap
would
own
all
thc
stock,"
h
c|
could
whqn you made that out?
some 3,000 North Carolinu RepubAll automobile manufacturer*,
guarantee fulfillment of any con ticans attending tho purty's **t«te
olis where the X-omtnar.der’a young wore more or less general through
A.
The
bank
had
already
clos
said Chapin, have taken a ununi'
Dickenson, lh his cross examin
out the city.
•
,
convention here today.
mous pledge to take tlio tax o ff • A,light docket faced .biiij’.c* Wey. daughter was in'thc hospital.
ation asked Key if he went to I at- ed at the time, and tho directors tract.
had passed a resolution of closing
" I t can't bo denied that corrupt the price of their car* to the con man B. White in Municipal Court
atkn to meet iJike whon he retunt*
ion has shown its snaky head »- sumer as soon as the tax IsJ re this lnorning, only, sir persons be
ed from Philadelphia. Key stid he the hank when that was made out. Martin Confers With
Q. And then you made that out,
some of the official* of the pealed. In this way, Chapin declar ing charged with vlolatlons'Of city
did. Ho said they, talked in the
Cedar Key Fishermen mong
passed
it over there?
government, but against those who ed, tho buying public will benefit*
smoker after he boarded tho train.
ordinances.
* ->
"
' .
A. Yes air.
uro guilty, groat or small, tlie ad at once from rcpcul of the tux.
<
Jilckenson asked him If Ju tj*°
Tho
case
of
Paul
Crumpler,
u
1
1
.—
MR.
PALM ER: Then if your
CEDAR iK £Y, Fla. Apr.
ministration la pressing vigor
The tax of 3 per cent was repeal
. smoker ho hadn’t told Lake for the
1};
Following conferences with local ous prosecution and we may bo as ed by tho House but tho Treasury. negro , wanted in T k n ip it'fo r’‘as
(Continued on page 4)
(Continued on page 4)
•
- fishermen who aro antagonistic to sured tho guilty will suffer con Department insisted thst.it ^>e re sault, attempted murder and rob. • Miss Mkrtoret Kelsey, ef Or lie was bruised and shaken but-1 :
,bcry wa%. transferred 40 Uills- lando, victim of . an automobile otherwU* unhurt. Ilia escape U
the rulings o f the state fresh and dign' • punishment," declared the stored in tho senate.
.
Halt water fish departments, Gov. Ohioan.
c
Tho charge that Henry Ford lias borough County. , N «
smash-up Monday night near considered miraculous as th« sedan
.
John W. Martin left ut noon for
•
(
)*oni
Lanl
charged
with
violat
was
demolished
almost
beyond
re*collected
$25,000,000
a
y
^
r
in
"Im
Maitland in which three cars were
"It is altogether untrue" he con
Brooksvtlle where he will fP 6" * tinued, “ that corruption or. dis aginary freight rates'' was -.aired ing through street law Imd his involved, wo* ip u nriui-unconscl* ognitlon.
tonight on hU race for the United honesty has laid hold upon thc fed by Senator Reed ( I I ) . of Uchnsyl^ bond o f 4’(.0<) estreated. Willie ous condition t.Hlay at thc FemuldThe Ford truck, sold to.ba the •
cause of the rais-hap, was moving
Ststes
Senete.
.
Cotton
brought
to
'court
oq
the
vunia.
Ford's
practice,
it
was
I.aughton
Hospital
according
t6
eral
government.
In
the
demorali
T
j
An audience which filled the zation which succeeds every great ehown, was to collect "full roias" charge of drunk and. dUar&tly Drj C: P. Vincent, the -physician slowly elanc ' the- 'ro*d'--i '*
The City Cotnmislloncrs will
lights. Authuritle* have the
A payment of principal and in theatre here brayed e driving rein c^i vulsion like the Ctrl I War or from Detrertt, where** a largo conduct was given u ecntcncc *wf who is.attending Jicc
•
^mett at the City'JUH tonight at terest which matures on July L o t to hear the Ooreinor last -night thc late colossal contest, wide poi-portion of Ids cars were ship|H.*d $10 or ten day*.and chose tin- fine. , Dr. Yfttcfnl «u t*d that the young but the driver has not yet be
n seven-thirty- with "
tills year will be one of the chief while during the afternoon ho spread dishonesty develops i}s<;lf to dealers from assembling plants The $10 . bund-of Fannie
May woinpi showed only slight im- caU.il or identified.
npoke to two hundred and fifty in public and private life.”
much nearer ...the point . of sale, WrigUt oiiargud witii- being drunk provenient und Out her coudition
Jack Spellman. Orlando
of v-ariotu bond houses who hold or topics of discussion at thla meeting.
people attending court in Bronson.
Chapin
declined lb comment on. the aqd disorderly wu» cstt^•a^.'*l was very critical Ilospital authori who with other school children1
Thu
Hinall
of
taxca
The
small
percentage
The
speaker
declared
North
Carhave bought Sanford securities, in
charge but Senator Couzcns said
collected is said to be the cause The Governor pointed to the feet
ties stated Um young woman’s con returning lo that city in a
an affqrt to work out sonic pl*n o ' thc City’a present financial dls that no paved roads had.been built, otilfa's |)regres» in recent years Ford had to collect the full ret* when. sho fHilisd to npjiear. The
dition onjy‘slightly improved if at the Florida Motor Lines, *
was
the
result
of
policies
of
the
bond
of'
Fatilino
Rohlnscm
charged
into Levy County end no fish
of re-financing the City's indebt
In
order
to
meet
tho
costof
hi*
as
all-day outing in
tress. The time m
l o f City
Republican Party, especially pro
” *i .tlu* spmt* of cum* was also «*s- a !)
• **.'■’
edness.
.
V , taxes has extended until April 15th. hatchcriee-established until this
sembling plants.
slightly cut by broken
T|»e
negro
chauffeur
off
the
Reb
tective
tariff.
itwl.
i
Firms which will be represented and indications are thst unless col- administration and that tho'^conthe bus w iudow. Other
The
case
of
A-ktix'Aliaxrtlki
ohargciL
xodun
who
youW
not^bedocoD-d
yes."
at this meeting Include Prudcn and lectiooe are considerably better, strvetion of highways end other
Ililslpgsford, f Inland, Is to U j ,
Urdny
turned,
up
at
Dm
Mock
Bhopi
the
accident were unhurtj
A
war
against
betting
on
grey
th aasitul^. was coutiuUvd
Co/,of Toledo, Halsey Btewart Co.
™
in the operating ex; at«te works fare his opponent.the hound racing is being started in a new motioa.picture theater scat* 2 , 1
in
Oiloadu
whur
j
he
b*
employed.1
reported
to ba hock Hi <
charge
larger
expend!Yvrk,
'Wrtght»W«*low
or
j
drastic
«Jte
...
^
j
,
pjUltyr
:wiu
chanco
to
c
.
re
day
‘morning.
of New Torlrt 'Wrtfht*W«*1«>w of
Fri
lug 2,500.
• .
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England*
"
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—
I
J. B-roett NWlonJ 8Mk «
‘
?
turn ia US
- > - » ♦? -v v • 4 ^ / r t
••
trill* and pwyUdjr ••vsrsl1
to N « iaae‘
-- •
rzz.
.
•’V a - *
- •.1
.
/ji * itkJH •.
)
hows fio S ig n Of
Emotion In Trial
KEY TAKES STAND
AS STAR WITNESS
AGAINST BANKER
E
t
“ I want to tell tho truth about
everything thnt happened in tho
Seminole County Rank." Thus A.
R. Key, former vice-president nnd
cashier of the hank who yeaterday
took tho stand
for the state
against Forrest l.nke, former-prosident of the bank, - in one of the
cases arising from the bunk’s fail
ure, began an interview with The
"Tieraid toiTfty.
’
"I want to pH everything,'' he
SOLONS REJOICE
AT OUTCOME OF
CHICAGO POLLING
Up
In History
In Victory,
Deneen
Acts Of Violence
M arkH ot Contest
Voters
SPANISH ACE TO GEORGIAN TO DIE
ATTEMPT FLIGHT FOR MURDER OF
AROUND WORLD BA N K ’S CASHIER
f
Ohio Congressman
Says Graft Is N o t
Confined To 1 Party
Automobile Prices
Will Be Reduced If
Senate Waives Tax
Light Docket Faces
Municipal Judge In
ColirtThis Morning
Orlando. Girl, Victim Of Automobile
Wreck, Is Still Unconscious. Today
City Commission Will M eet Tonight
In E ffort To S olve City’s Finances
B
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not
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m
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/Veit; Orleans Pelicans
Southern League Look To [FAVOR NATl
Be
M
L MANY SKELETONS
’arts Ti
A ir Minister Expresses View Excavations At Seaside Re
,
.MOSCOW, Apr. IU— (IN S > - B fforts o f tho Soviet governrotvtk to
build up' it.* own state-owned and
operated merchant marine are ii w
etinjg with even less success thau
has attended the experiment in
many- other countries. Charges of
“ gross ineCficncy, extraxiignnce
and probable corruption” have been
lodged'against tins-Shipping trust
with the Comniossnrjat of Works’
-mf-PcnsimTs’ *rhspootuTn/ ffTc''cfr(
c o iw tiv ^ « m y
The oKiinary Ti hten, Ixnli
year. i t ’ U chari, were Miifa.
with ldxurious 1
for the
tains, elaborate, ihogsny |a J
salons, smokln* mus and gUl.|
cabins when thei vas ny nivc-,J
for'such appoint tits.
.Millions of. di r* have |*
wasted, it is kno, but just * j.l
the money went >„ being
the subject of
investigate
Ship building c< havy gon„
five times since
\mr, |,ut
lowancc was inqfor that.in
propria lions. Mfc 4bil?
ourHie Ttov guvemmenri
paying $.16,000 > annually
othet nations foi uling it*
Many o f the »hl|*ijnfiscatcil fn
pirivnte owners in g the u-vol
tfm arc.cQinx.Uccvs.
-
A T L A N T A , Ga.
April 10.— ia.it l!_* y. ur*, unti you may rent
sort Prove Interesting
On Ocean Flying ItafnrrThc
. To
BRUSSELS, Apr. 10.— (IN’ S)— t ion.
,
LI
(IN K )-—Ju!t*» Heincmnnn in notor- assured that neither .MnpiKvr LarArcheologists W h « R elieve.Ju, Kl,urth lWls yMr u.j|, n„,rjl
House O f Commons Where
Dr, llullcr’n Effort
M
Remains A r t O f Stone Age
'
. ,
«'
F’i«h t Is Raging Over Issue
iou» for prnnki that hr ha* played r> O H '* * n,.r pn-i i.-nt lb-in
______
the end «>f u great bnttle for
Dr. Duller in said to have tried
..
.
,
,
1 ,
rmnnn will stand liy arid arc. that
ur‘ - ' e“ - t)r,M n»
nvali. and u PtPor(,
lh e.r conncrtionr
“
penre"
in
Europe.
On
that
day
unxucceanftilly
tu sound out diplo
LONDON’ , Apr. 10.— (IN’ S )—
LONDON, Apr. It).— (1NSI—
Mem* that he bar plenty nf grief with ( *l« vilaml are I'ru gi>m| for Government control of Atl.ahtV Inteiesting discoveries o f hutuar: will he inaugurated the Louvain Li' matic circles an tu the- official
in store for the opposition’* pitrh- ihat.
rC
brai-y, inlmib-by funds from the Belgian attitude in view o{..tlJv
this summer. Their hurrlcM
n , vi, wi„
,,m|. ft{ flP8t. T K . t)ccnn flig h t is not favored by skeletim., believed to dale ba« k t<
.
• *
the new Stone Age. have brvn Cnt-m-ri —Foutufatbirr'o f" America.
tnsk will lie getting by the "big |,.fu«al of I'adine-t. n r< hascd-trum. (i'rea*. Britain. •
four" in the I’elkan lineup. l.ik .-n?T" Indian*, to <ome Smith gave
This deebiation was voiced by ound ilaring excavations at Worth- With the 'inauguration ft hitter
inent,
•.
.
„ . ..
conflict over the inscription ott the Pres* that lips nttltude would l>o . With on appropriation o f 510,
the first hundred ycurn, they at” . the ,y j. «on-4. trouble, but the see Sir Samuel Home, Minister for Air. .mg. a n as.de
resort
near
Brighton.
hb,ar>..B
corncriltonp
prclKlb,y
the toughest.
in fa voK of 'Cardinal Merrier be- 000 000 for' ship codstniction lust
i nd.l.m r ptobleni seems to have ill tlu I louse of Commons. It wan on the s Tilth const.
?tr
have
been
decided.
The quartet. without
t;auue
tbe'principal at stake is the year, it is alleged, the Shipping
.
wny
‘ Is-rnTsolved ,.y tT7c addition of Me
The "kcltton.1 are liclicieil by
Belgium is awaiting the outcome s^nto iis that in the showing of a
tempt at spe/irynig their partial r air*'i. witn Je.sey City u whiL* made in reply to a question w hether
Trust built only four vessels. It
lar batting spot, i.t as follows:
j.„| year.
.the <i ivernment wbuld act as a nrchculcgist to be those of a race of the controversy with intense in film of tile life and execution of the
had promised to build 54 freighters
•Sam \riek, outfielder, batted ."Pt*
-j j, P'st of the rest of the in- controlling nuthi rity over such
terest
because
o
f
the
jhU'koiis in* British nurse Edith Cnvcll.
of people w'ho settled in South
of about 8.000 tons each. This year
hiu
with the Pelicans last year, Find ' f|,.|,|
volved and because o f the question
England banned the motion pic with a similar appropriation it ap
up in tie i.ii ami i- causin':
,»#r*
F IR ST ISTIONAI
Kithrodt, out fielder, who hit .."<>1 Manager Gilbert some worry. Rnv Mights in future, in view of the re- ! Britain at the cl .-e of the new at issue.
•lit r*
tures ns one likely to nwnkm war pears thnt the Trust will be able to
• <
cm|
disaster
to
tSe
"Endeavor"
in
with \ashville ;n I'j S.I (has l»—» (iunlrer, the t h ver little ’’shori1 stone age. Extensive excavations
Destroyed by German fury— He hatred, hut Belgium, despite ropre*
ul II*.
BTIK
property »»f Cleveland rime then.) slop, is nursing a sole aim and which Captain D t.chcliffe and tin- have beer, carried out continuously <t «rid by American generosity” — scntiitlons from Germany, allowed can be kept alive indefinitely
•rwi
• . I *1
IK I
Ollic Tin ker. vvuost* ' rampafes Ael;er*. who I
with Dui- Honorable Ll.de .Mackay lost theit I in this distiict pince UC*:t. and t!ul these two lines written for the in the film to he shown in Brussels through his invention, he claim*.)
"The BanI Sen ice"
I rla
with Minneapolis lurt season en lnim la-1 season, ho- been subbing live*.
|k -i iption by the late Cardinal Mcr" whefe it was acclaimed. Critics He refused to rcveul details, but 1
U ' •«
discovery
of
the
burial
mounds
of
titled him to a .."II pereentag" for him.
A keen difference of opinion ex
_
<
J
1 hi 'oik who sank and worked thi cie.-, war hero, have provoked the said: "W hy bury the jwint. The said:
*'Kldrmy" Davis. eiiiopposfd fo? r<
Hob Dow ie, who has long been a ist 4 among innnbir.x of the Home
Jtorm. Do not engender hatred ?, picture does not excite hate and
"Had tho S-4 been equipped with
f ‘l
flir.t
mines
in
tlmt
region
ages
ago
election to first base, who hanged i fltn.ilinr figore lieh ml th e ’Pcdem
tl,n breed war consciousness. On the the duv-ieq, the probabilities are
nln
Will they, graven in tnnrhle he the
has ri-waided the efforts.
theliall for n .Wfi mark in libfY. (plate, i, losing out. Dick Staid- on the subject, it wn* revealed.
can
mi of everlasting hostility Ije- ^contrary, it so graphically depicts^ that all of "the *'
*’ *’—
’
lives-in
the nir
(•rate M ounds
Air Ministry View
Thnt the backbone of the .Pell„ youngster' from
tin
1
u
Belgium
um
|
Germany-^.
l*tti(.
horror*
o
f
bnttle
that
no
one
tight
compartment
would
liave
been
rHF.r
l*i 1 bi.-t'd ii -ettlomcnt consistAdmiMil Sticter. Conservative
enim offense, and. a the figures the Indians, took* good ia the mask
Views Differ
will ever want another war.”
saved."
•
|
The:
indicate, it is a sturdy one. Natui *:ln,|
|,u<k-toppihg. ioi- .Member for Itertf'.rdidiin.*, received •f 1 numbei of Stone Age mini
importiipart of your
"N
o,"
sny.s
Whitney
Warren.
Today,
the
prinripnls
in
the
con
"
I
f
my
invention
had
been
pari
I
.*11
when hi shafts which sink deep into the
idly, so ml- of the boy- might slip of ,|„. ,ltrt.r . .. »*t,., ping W . ' i n ab'ialile jippluthe
..
earning** Hu* pari
New
York
architect
who
planned
i.tinversy
refuse
to
yield
yet
some*
of
the
equipment
of
the
S-4.
the
WWW pnr.t perfoi iranee. but then': Stnlilieno thre-^i-ns to oust In..
ri'i-'d the question by sketching a |*"bd hall; in order to obtain ac
aside—
thnt
the new Louvain Library that whore a eonccssiup nyist bej^mnde oreW would be jilivt' today, even if
here is just as mui-h rhiime vl 4 f|«»nt the Jtoff.
definite set'of rules wliieli. lie sug- ei *s t' , -earns of ti certain kin-1 of
.
,1
t
....,
1
stand.;
on
the
site
wheuthe
old
ThbiV’
ik
opo
n\art
who
c^uld
settle
thK; tidiTftwrvne ‘were still nt the
•
them adding a few point*. *
Ilq-'ii;.
h iu 1
; - ‘ nie
It b o i i i ' . g i i ted. -li *uli| be applied to mean’ flint which these early Britons --tie was burned
luirni'd by (icrmnn sol the dispute with n single word. He bottom of the ocean.”
At n ry rate, t>,nt and the re«! * Dave Danfortb km! 3l»t dart inn I li'rht-.
fnsbi ,net| into their tools and ivea'
and kee|i
-liers. "Vi's," asserts Dr. Nicholas is Albert, King of the Belgians but
Navy May Approve
• ,
-powwe,-eou|J«si|jjy|tlrj I 10k lik e tb,' \ e t e ru n s ’ w m i w 'I
“The Biitisli Air Ministry, in p o n i.
Murray Butler, president of the Ijis silence in such matter* has al
"The imprisoned sailors could
ill- Tt
. . » n 'T m r in fiild . good pii' hiuu « - ii | a I erve on the nttehln*' « tn ff. !•’ ••• • eon iunetioti witii tile lloyal Aero
Nc.ti the--- diafts. nnd bofilgring
ways been traditional.
have been kept alive indefinitely.
smart
uuinnger. i* su fficient 1 S ' ii i i i a n. E u g e n e r . i l l i n s a n d E ild i.- f'lilb," he .aid. “should insist that oil an am lent load, are it titttnbei I.otivain Liluary (’oiuinittee.
Iir. Buticr would substitute the
They would have been furnished
VN 111tu 111- w ill In i f l u t ll e d f o r ii io io d ( ’ hose who fly tin- Atlantic should of l ii.-iil ir grave mcuntls. Four >:
following
lines
for
the
inscription:
i W d 5 • tr* - tpf tM W 'Sf.in,, f T T T T f„r :i„.
T lie rwith nir, water and liquid food, anil
d u tle
T h e y 1 ome u n d e r the elu
; » nve a proper medical certiHcnte. them Ian- been 1 ,pencil thus far.
n llt 1 ours.
' If they wanted to, they could have
have Iwen all so ils <n iilarniing ril- l i q u a l if ic a t io n im posed b y tie- I at d -lloiibl ufulel stand something •ne « f them revealing cremated Ini "Destroyed during the war— lienltnrhl'd a radio and heard all the
■■
mors out of New Orleans that tin S n u t lie r n L e a g u e S h u m a n won I , about navigation and compasse*. man b- rie.. enriosed in an eartlien ■toted in days of peace."
Cur-iinal Gusparri, I’apal nitre
! latest programs. The crew could
,
Belirnns would be lucky tu finish and |o«t s gan • in tin New r.iie
ware nnera.-y urn, the lim id
'.‘•TIhi inicbitle should i<e over
remain imprisoned in tin- submit
f”urth but I am inriined to discount 'and l eague la-t yi-.u; Willbintt i hauled, and they should have fabric I w hirl nail in en ornantented w ith . •ary,gf state, one 11 query fnnn
tliosc 1 ep in ts o« the work of an aei minted for lx viitorie*- and p floating bags filed to the ilia m -. seriei of impressions made
rine until the salvaging crew could
...MO.- l»Vv,a MotiHeigneur Ludeur.e, accepted the
Butler version, Imt authorities T
alarmist.
wait for safer ami more favorable
v
,defeats ir. the New Vi*rk-l*i,nu.’-yl<» am! tiiei should carry radio if pus
t-.visittil thiong of hide.
By Itegix Curran
Louvain and
weather to raise the bout."
N e w Orleans has finished out of | vnnia In <p, while i -.lli,,- won
AV»il| onh • ildc (’topic ought not • 1 be al
Aii"tlu 1 ■f tin- mounds contained the University of
luternntinnt News Service
miluerous Catholic dignitaries of
Evans declared, from his curiethe first division only once in tin: x atul Imt !• in the tiuei •f\ I*.
lowed to make these flights mile- • till' skelet»t).t of three hiliunii ho.I
Staff Correspondent
Belgium are not in aevord with
spondencc
with the Navy Dopartie-.
Two
of
were
the
original
Cashi)
| they are properly equipped."
P I T T S B U lt d II, April 10 mtnt, he has reason to believe lu>
Homo. Monscigneur IxtdetlZi- wrote
p i--hist-.1 a iiiternnient laid in an
T h i s v ie w \vn> rejected by t ’ol
(
IN
S
)—Submarine
disasters
to Mr. Carol (intnough, inember of
invention will be accepted. All of
toil ! Moore llr a b a x m. * iii.s e iv n liv i- oval grave In i -u the mound, w hile
the American committee to say In* which have occured 111 the.United his experiments are conducted in
. Mi inbei 1.. 1 It oebester a n d nln- >>f the mil tl wa- that of a Saxon wlm
personally would admit the revised States Navy in the Inwt few years. the cellar of his home during hi*
1 till- |ii",,ei . . id' a v i a t i o n in t i n - hnil bet n bulled al a mueli Intel
llif latest of which was the Sri , hours away from mill -work,
inscription.
1 iuntrv. wlm M-miteil uii.v uirn ••! •lilt • \ slu-rt iron knife was still
have pressed inventive minds into 1
Belgium
is
naturally
grateful
foi
^r.i • tl in the skeleton'* left hand.
< 11 1>|>;1rv • 11D I |ll IM
quests foe device* to prevent simi
the
American
work
and
money
'Ian Xml 'Vmnan
Sii S.'ii'itifJ lli.ii ••*. tlie Aii Min
which is giving the country an im lar trngedies which result in appal
A third m-uind e attaint'd the
i-ti'r. ngrt ••<! with t'i'•liillrl Moor*
posing structure to replace the his ling loss of life.
skeleton t ot a man ami woman
i llra b a /.o n " I b elieve it would lu
Hector H. Evans, of Homestead,
tnric library. For this reason the
lying - nle by side, the cremated ieilnw ive." lie - a i d . " f o r a tip v e ri)
country in no diplomatic sense is a steel worker and former mill su
inaiii. of it third individual being
nu-nt P p a n men; lo •,1,1a m P-gisl.i
HV DAVIS J. W ALSH
being drawn into the controversy perintendent, announced he Inis
.,r,l i ' loti mound them Tlie\linin's
. M i - p i e i c n t iiig I lig h t
"i
tile
Internal‘mini 'r w s Seri ire
wuged between the American don- perfected an invention which he lie
On improved City property at 7 per cent.to five yenr
I,-in- ivete : tirruundi'd by flint nil
t Imi 11 ■!
iievex will prove invaluable.
Spurts
E d ito r
.
|d t nil ills,
lilt lulling art -*w heads. 1,1
Dill it alln-s
But the press is outspoken. Lit'ir
IDs invention, he said, hn* been
N h W I O l l h , A p i . in . T i n ; - d
• t
.straight loans on residences. .'1 lo 20 yea ins on com]
1 u is p t o ill C o lli
knnt . anil axes.
sympathy is found in Dr. Butler’s tci-mumctided highly by several me
. >1
•o u r i i p s , r i d in g n tv ild l'- fi o-. to,
II ,tb theie kelelous well' in ' 111ti c o u ra g e , w liei
isiiilention that the carefully nur tal ofieers and is to lie tested by
business property.
I
' at ions l i >titleis aft* 1 g n n l l m i '
i I lie ,
•in.1 .1 i f toigpl-t cimiebt'd position common to early
*■ 1 ■ in III \ ‘ t l , . \ ’ l u ^ •»1 k t till 1! \
tured spirit of Locarno would lie the Navy Department.
> V
idtl
oen
p
rat
01
’
1
not
i.una'i
i.t
thit
Stone
and
II.
uirt
,
lit.
All
I
l
,iv
1
n ig h t s ,n ip e sa d -lb
m i n e d 1* h i t
.11
n r ; • • hfH*
'
"
. ,
,
'• <* • M
Electric Device
•11 III' 1 lllgi.t attem p ted u n til ■ai;i's Slulls ot edible stuiil* had 1 o ff led. Newspapers believe ivitii
i ’{»i 1
f 1
.* l i t
b e u d q u u r t e is today to f («||
1 ! i . . t i n •»U 1
Mr.
Warren
that
if
Cardinal
Mer
Evans
calls
his
invention
an
o'ec
S A N F O R D R O ND A N D MORIVOE CO.
v. •• pa . e mat
l e M e t t c i a ' . l l letl l,.-en pla i*d ivitli fin h. presumably
K d
e |K-lit l io i s e s in e x h a u s t i o n l l i . l ■ r- 1 •*»!!( ■ 1
w It It
1
N 'i
'• I 1 1
rier were ultvc today he would re trie lifesaving device. Persons lm- 1
.1
•
tomi
lor
use
on
then
spiritual
1
..
attempt
1
1
en.
»
l
w
it
.1
i n 1 <t .* •»»••
i d ■ * 1)
tllf-y s w c in o d at o u r f--et. tin--,
.lid I
fuse to change- the original inset ip prisoned in airtight compartments |
- M2 E. Second St.
S2S2 u f £ “S ,
Kzr^r'”'"'«•*
T h eto st
C a u s e d Investors
T o Seek Remedies
Fair Weather Is Predicted
ForMost d f League Games
Scheduled For Tomorrow
MONEY TO LOAN
Redpalh Will Give
Comedy H it H e r e
Sixteenth Of April
*;;;
I
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on1'. I m i e r e a l
w ere a b le t.. g a s p the t i d i n g - t l i i i 1 « » *■•1 1 «.?. M
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f a v o r a b l e w ent tier m ig h t be fo rt h
lo p r e l 1 nt lint,
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1 i\
e n d i n g to m orrow - n at least »ei
••1 ii IlfV !• 1 •1 1 no 1 1 a t ' - nipt
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it
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l.i-ogoe v • tit 1
p
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tl ' I , it w s| . 1- 1. .1 t ! 1. 1 1 HI \
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b a s illin ll o 11
(b e d u b 'd a m i ufl
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p i.t' t il '
-luubtedly t i e i l i . t u k - ,,| ,, g t . , l , fo ! t o I'l n .* " l i i h 1,1 'A
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' l l w 1.0
I o | ,ti,'. tb p a I I n f i l l
n a t io n u i ll I, - 1 1,, ir
1* H ill; 1 1
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in h a so P „ |l 1 1 , ,,, ,
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•pi " b l i p o i i u i l i 1 l.u k the m l ino f b e in g I, a l l , g oil ta l e ; IP,. .....
nay of the \ e a i t il l o Hie ' .. i,
n a t io n a l a tte n t io n 1 upon ip e Pa ll
f ie ld
N - t e i cry one - a n a tte n d i p i-,
u u g llfa ls
II I Pe < i g l I
10 1 1II11 ar
l i l i e s ; b u t. e n t i l ' d II t o t a l, m tn.
v '« » tin 1, tIn 1 ta l a t t e n d a m e
l i k e l y to lo p n q u a i t e i ,,| a m i l li o n
tU llla.
' .•
O n ly f ■ 1 tin f M " ■ *' .in it-t«r~
Pel ween
•In- Het|» mill ( ‘hi-iit’ -t
JB
our
33
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nln
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t
.
"• t ;i« ly
M ..r •
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1 • it L i f
n
Im
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lit
tn aci«> l.n l
tl'.
<J»
g o in g
'•!
1 1'.
J1111 10 |Mill It, C.
Their name
oiiginute- Iroin the tail that it is
-I-t unusual to find ti pottery 0 ml;
in;- 1 up or hicnkei bill n il in the
gl .11 •• u il b t 'tein.
c o m i n g !-
•I t| h It
I on
SPRINGS, O R A N G E CITY
I be - p p okile t y |,, .
J J it t .i I bi**t**t. g , , U nit
ii el
;L—
to-
•‘ •nf Da\.
..ml t u r .7
A N D OSCEOLA
P
April 12,13 and 14,1928
All Towns on All Three Days
«•
A Wick'
A .u t o T o p ic s
^.a*s V
^ * v;.v x5<ri
T h u r . , F r i . a n d S e t t .,
th a t n e v e r b u rn s d o w n ..
*
ll
3 5
ni nth 1 in tb,. , |f
ing. ri.nl i.< Boston - stmy. t■•••
ft.i the Hed Sox-Senator t penoig.
iecla n tL'.
..
New York, Philadelphia. Br>.nk
lyn, Detroit and St. Lou . fig tin* in
olitsrore the clliti openings in nt
tundanee. fn fact the first tw.. cm.
hurtily mis* a sril iiut. At the Polo A )mk of approved type is a
Grounds, MrGmw will murxhnl his print leal addition lo your car
G-antn agaisnt the Brave* nnd tb it equipment. It nreventH dam
Tuenn* that linger* Hornsby will b > age (o the ear by joy riditv’
ploying against the club that sent amateur thieves, and entitles
him awny in that highly emotion.il yi 11 to (f lower premium on
ihsuruncc. It pays
trade j j L mid-winter.. Even if it your
respect—
wnmi t that sturt of a new srasnn, fur itsHf in IhiN
the boy * would rally around the and protevts your ear.
turn* tiles to acc
the fightln*:
lforii*by try to make the Giant*
A frrofessioual crook will
look sour. A crowd of at least 60,
s(eslil your ear in spite of
000 i* expected.a lock If he has marked
The Khihc Park uffe r is even
it for (hat purpose. You
. nui-B interesring. Not only does It
have small chance of re
ruuplo'the twn leading clubs of the
covering IL Insurance
American la-ague 'but it w'll be a
will cover the loss— oei
1 on test o f Ituth and Gehrig on one
it before the car is stolen.
aide and Ci.bb nnd Speaker, playing
together ul the sunset of their carautomobile insurance
• f * n ; bn the other. The fact, tin, Get
thnt the Vlink* couldn't l**at n enr" here covering fire, theft, col*
pet in the Snutli ha* lic'ghteiieil in- •Islon. liability and property
tofest in this c utest against the dnmugc.
. 4e«niing contender and in tile Amer—
ban League r.-uv n general.
A. I*. Connelly
Connie Maxi,, j , expi i!ei) to stait
• !,*'fty G iV ;/ .•kfc.iin»t tho cIwmiiN
Sons 1
•'
ion*. Th»y iJisbi-ldy wIB ruunter
with PcnnitcIT or’ Hoyt. TlOBe tn
221 Magnolia
Phone 48
. in.Ood'w 1| view thi* one, pruvide |
Established 190S
they can g i t liiciu ill tin junk.
T h i s p icture sh o w s th e t r e m e n d
o u s evo lu tio n of artificial light fro m
th e flickering tallow c a n d le th a t
b u r n e d o nly (or a sh o rt t im e to th e
M a z d a la m p that b u r n s n ig h t a n d *
day, y e a r in a n d yea r out.
&
n.B TURMtrt
C n u iiM D
.. m .m »
Mis:
aiid will drop them
c.
the skies.
There will be a botA 0f
Its w onderful, i s n ’t it? Y e t it c o s t s *
le s s to d o it with e lectricity th a n
with c a n d le s .
ic e
I M
_
W ill have with her s'iral
thousand bottles
genuine
J u s t im a g in e lig h tin g large hotels,
a p a r t m e n t h o u s e s a n d h o m e s with
c a n d le s . H o w d im a n d g ru o s o m e
th e y w ould ap p o a r a s c o m p a r e d
with th e w a rm s p o n t a n e o u s n e s s of
th e flood of e lectric light that fills
eyery n o o k a n d c o rn e r with a ra d ia n t
glow at th e p re s s of a b utton.
iii
_
c o i d , N E j } i vf 0 r ;
°;
1A ' energetic :.raan, u*nan’
q and child intliiscorn unityKeep Your fiyes Wii'o'p
_.rhunc. 27-.
218 East First St.
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K ll l o p e about tile Vffli'.s
MONR.OF, D E L A N D , OVIEDO,
1 lent and 1 old
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p ilo t
\ ’ h i n t it *
1 acc which tame lo Britain fn-m
S A N F O R I), LO NO W O O D ,
('•11111111 It -e l l smut laii,I ie Re
t
i e sele id b u i l d , th u s - t - i i l l n g tile
t lib
an- tbe iteitbi'r proplp'tili*po«i'i| to Iti' peril] hi stic, Tht v ntui l.el ftn m m iI.t 1 |•i t ,.- ,t I .I, |
have dt't Inifil fur , iiit-m t xk t-> that F a l l l e l T l i m b t i bad I t , m i n i
get - d i lin k a n d c lli i n w n m il w lb
witii it |•*
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nver.-“ piobii ili « bur" |> tbe w-ud " " l e t s n e v e r tn | i n - s t ' l n u i ' . l i tbe
I- 1 tin- Pi-lt,- (irouiul-' eeli'tii',111.-- T h i n bet- ilo n r ng m i . und *-t, 1,,.
nivolv'ng the Clinnt, nnd Him,'. |ii' -nipt ly 1 et in iin I l i l , mii ' I i ti,, w in
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At Shibi- I'm k, I’ lnl i-l-'liili ,1 - my wa.-, m n l i> the 1.111 b u l l ' d b iy
where tbe ^ auks and Atiil-ln - will 11 the e y e s u l t In f m n i l i .
l"d d I u| t li, tbe 1**1 et jit-1 i - f 1 (m i
w i e i h i i At St | ,niiik , 1 I1,. niiih tn k
ik fm ‘'|ie->b:ibly 1 le.11 m nl tin t m "
f o r tbe « T i i i i i n . i l P i n i t e unm e F a 1
and eo >1 1 miif» tin- i t m - l timn
•‘h ie ug it f*.1 1 lie W h i t e St.x Im li.in
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The Initials ate attributed t • the
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11,1928
chant who attended the Catls'
spenklng, flatly contradicted • the
it
assertion from the floor, He re
Our observation o f political platforms, in this cam
Out KtippoM Dr. Fona Hath- eriior at I*ok«* Wales, making n futed the charges from inform#-,
linn which had come to him firoi t
paign, ns in others, hns linen I hat ordinnrily' they are away finds nlong about June 1} fine a|iecfh to thoxe who hail es- hand from n woman relative whh
•enililtd to hear him.
Thursday
about ns useful ns a walking stlcR to u strong man. Almost that the roads he built only serv Senator Taylor qualified the sec had attended the school, and went
every cnndidntc seems to have the idea that he must have a ed to carry another candidate to retary of state ns a candidate and further nnd addressed a letter to
Dr. Conrndl nsking him for n can
..K Jtlar
the executive mansion at Talla
platform, hut he must be extremely careful not to contain^n hassee ? —Orlando Reporter-Star. Is now vigorously prosecuting his did statement o f fact.
campaign.
Doth
nrc
fine
men
but
KAM.B tL J O m - U m ttM Hltw
that platform a single plank which might make anyone
It is in answer to the interrog
they waited loo long for the sup
Sl'RaCRimON IUTKJ
Sumo men pnvc the way for
fibre, nnd if lie should find this unpleasantness necessary, others, hut Dr. Hathaway Is reme court to fire the stnrting gun. atory of Mr. Comick that Conrndl
Or * T e a r
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________ __ I T K
f l l M n a l k a ______________________ I U *
hns gone into the subject from
he must counteiart it by another plnnk on the other side o f paving his own way to the gover — Offiln Star..
T * r c « M o a tk a — ________________*I.T 1
every standpoint. He has shown
U r C a rrie r m
W e e k ________ 90. l t
norship.— Florida iStatc
News.
James M. ( arson, candidate for not only that no such doctrines or
the fence. .
T h e l l m l l , I n l t H ' l pi o a r e r i m i That's Just what Curlton snide— Governor is making an impression theories nro tnught, but that, on
\Ve arc apt io find in platforms tmu.li balderdash like Sanford Herald. And what Hnth•taper, nu k a rri bee
4a. th e lo le r O a
in the west coast counties in which the other hnnd-thc school aspires
« l a a « l K r a i t e r r t e e . r a e e l r l a * Irm m
this: I am in favor o f the six-hour working day for labor, but away has not successfully denied. he is working! and seems to bo to lay the 'foundation for Christ
thin
an p e rl or
bows
I n e a 4f Ik o a a a a d w e r t a l i l l j r r o r e r a
— Florida Advocate.
gaining*liortilway toward the nomi- ian cham-ter; Its-stTTTtcnt-hndy iflj
l a * a ll t k t I r a d i o * a r e a ta o f th e i f there should In; any opposition t o such a law on the part of
tmthim i r i s noted from some of being fashioned into u citizenship
r a t h e w a tlO . T h a 1. IV. t . la * • p e rla llp - i M r k i l l a F la r td a and la capital, I would nroposc arbitration in settlement. Xbullove — “ YVffen fifif*eni's away the mice our up-stntc exchanges that Caro f which Florida may tie proud.
rrllh u a t r g a a l.
In-tmrtfraTTmKr? o f the I'verglndes, but in those places where will play."
son is the only candidate who has
It would scuicely be presump- I
In Florida's gubernatorial cam announced u platform o f what he
they are now burning up, I would not advocate the digging paign, however, the situation is
tion upon the pari of Dr. Conradi,!
T h e l l m l d la a
a e a h tr
a t th e
believes
In
nnd
who
has
stated
I nm| in favor o f babies, bigger and apparently reversed. The cat's
A a d lt llo r e a a a t C lte a la tle a a , a a o f any more canals.
who hns held his present educa
just what he will do in meeting
In le r a a tm a a l A e a o r la t le a a t J*nb-better
babies,
and
1
believe
in women.
presence seems actually to stimu the various problems now in the tional post for many years, to
U ahrra, A 4 r r r tla e r a , and A d t e r t le th *
A *rn ta
v ih lr h
r e q u ire * ear*
suggest that he is more familiar
late play.
public minfl—Dade County Times.
T a b lla h r r m em b er to o a b m lt to
,
the least, are not constructive. It
man's College than is n candidate
I f the estimable James M. Carth a rn a a h
au d it
uf
a u b a rrlp tlo i
They are son of Miami is in the guliernaMata la o r d r r la T e r ltp abaalu tei: is difficult to find anything in them to criticize.
Wonder why Mr.. Car Iton doesn't with the curriculum at the WoA ll c la im * i f c lrr u fa tlu a aa fr a il a
harmless chough, but they do not aid us materially in de- torinl race merely to "cook the mention his record as a state for governor whose opportunities
h aaeat b a a la ra a m r fh a d a
cidmg who is Hit- most suitable candidate. Wlml wo need goose" of Sidney J. Gaits he should legislator ?. Must not he worth for observation have been some
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11.
in plat forms is sonic definite statement as to what the candi trincmljcr that loo many conks -merit inning:— Leesburg Commer what limited rfnd have extended
over a comparatively short period
spoil the pie, '
cial.
date proposes to tin should lie be elected to office.
HMLiTvEK.SE FOlFTODAY
of timr.
Mr. Carson ndvibes un that he is
For this reason the Carson platform appeals to ns
in to win^jind cxpccto-jo win. Thin "A —good opportunity for several
Another factor in favor of the
CHRISTIAN CONFIDENCE: being the case, the only proper hriRht young men who desire to veracity . of Dr. Cunradi -in. U»atS
'
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Uu,f,,k:
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‘^»ni|ili*i'iniV
of
This lathe confidence that we have
VF^BFrw^smblnirRt'it'ctTve office
strategy for him would jjeem first
IIJK roatls,
(.rmhinl rejiaymeut to I lie counties of tin
‘ 'in liim. that, if we ask anything ucindit r bs*h-*‘er'"'
“ -Torgcl
much and hns no incentive to play the
jtUyifer^fUlsei..
tag:
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cantli
cordipg to his will, lie henreth usL spent by them on main state romlsL,..'jA,*a.w n r ^.ddfa r a
<talf*s out of the running and then of their past- would lw to enter role of domngogue. He has an
r|-^ohn:5:ttn~*' ~
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'angel
v
ns
face the cx-gnvomor. This is a big polities in this county. So far wo swered the charges with a re- j
. _■.iv Candidali
P R A YE R :— Dear l/ord, Thou ,if that
,
„
,,ai l •something in bis bead which might order and he has pot yet establish have only one candidate from this freshing frankness, unmarred by |
didst URsurc* us that if wc ask we be for tie welfare of .the state all bough apt to be antagon ed any good reason for-fillin g IL for tax assessor, two for county any tongue r f mawkishness or
• shall receive, if we seek we shall istic to the ideas of some.
Meanwhile the vast majority of judge, three for sheriff, two for sqisrnmi^hness.
,1 find, anti if we knock it shall lie
w e nut Well imagine tb;it the full explanation of these the unti-Catls sentiment is iH'liind school superintendent, two for sen*
'ITioee k.-hj) tvniitd judge for |
. R W
-■ opened unto us.
atm ’ two fnr representative, nnd
plonks us given by Mr. Carson in bis Del-nnd speech on Mon- Funs Hathaway and will remain one for tax collector. What’s the then-selves the merit of the is-'
there unless n sounder ease thnn
sue are urged to rend Dr. Con-;
W K NEVER REACHED GOAL
duy (toes not appeal particularly to everyone. He savs be Mr. Carson hns yet offered is en matter with our bright young redi’s stntment.
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Half Uio fun is dreaming,
r.-.en, don't they know opportunity
believes that With the completion of the main line minis Florb tered.—Jacksonville Journal,
•|M»
H alf Is kepoping on;
Won't knock ngnin for ' another
da would have n highway system adequate for sumo time
Planning for and scheming
Wednesday l)r.v W. A. MneKcn- four years?— laike County Citi
o come. He does not pgree with Mr. Hathaway that road
Till the thing is done;
zie opened his campaign for gov- zen,
building should lie continued for the next fifteen yearn/ut
Check before It starts.
i fr *
But when you’ve achieved it.
Rub on—Inhale vapors
the same rate prevailing during the past two and* a half.
Dull nnd cold it seems,
fo e
Not ns you perceived it
Doubtless road contractors and employees of the state
In your golden dreams.
itoad Depart men I will not be pleased by this plank. Their
I’ A I.A TK A NKW s
•
jobs depend upon the continuation of
the
present
What is done is ended,
You need hope no more,
road budding program. Owners of rock q u a r r i e s will not
The News is printing today in
The nature of the ehnrges—
That which seemed so splendid
like it either. And others who have had it so drilled into another colutnn the reply of Dr. l hat "free love" and the intermnrIn the days before
them in recent years that good-roads, in stipor-ulumdunte Edw. Conradi, president of the riuge of the races’ were being
Lies n task completed 1
art* the only hitfhwjiy.s to wraith and prosperity, may •re Woman's College at Tallahassee, tnught at the Wumnn's College—
Commonplace to view,
a state institution, to the charges was such as to arouse the just in
gard this man Carson as a moss-back.
Just u foe defeated,
made from the stump here recent dignation of those whose daugh
Now there’s more to do.
But there are some who see in his plan.real constructive ly by Sidney J. Cults, cx-governor, ters, sisters tqid friends have been
h a u lin g , Cr*Jing. Shipping,
end Storage.
candidate for governor nnd min educated there.
statesmanship.
Without
any
question
the
rhost
important
Joy is in the dreaming.
Phone *498
f.Ot E. Jrd St.
ister «>f the gospel.
San* Comtek, a I nlatka mormatter
for
the
consideration
o!
our
government
officials
at
Doing holds the thrill;
the present time is tax reduction. And, of'course, every
Dull the time is seeming
candidate tor office, is in favor of lax reduction. Ihil Mr.
While you’re HtmuliUg still.
Pride of conquest stifles
(■arson is the only candidate lor governor whom we have seen
AM the future fun,
come toward with any definite and feasible plan for the re
Goals achieved are trifles. *
lief of the tax-burdened public.
Greater must be won.
A Plan For Tax Reduction
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till
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CONRADI AND CATTS
LOSSING’S
QUICK SERVICIi
TRANSFER
He is in favor of setting aside one fifth of the gasoline
tax monies for the purpose of providing a sinking fund for
the retirement of bonds voted by the c.unities to help build
|state roads, lie proposes to use his inllnenee to have an ju t
j passed by the legislature authorizing ihe s la te pi us« flOrHons of the gasoline lax funds lo aid « di.-s am r’oqnl ic-t in
’ reducing I heir public indebtedness. ||,. de. la • ' Ibtil 1|m*
remaining tour-l ift hs of I Ik- gasoline lax* fund Will-Wf Mil - 1
ficient to complete the constI’tielion of main bin I'ojtf] • 1111(1
to provide for the malntuinani <• of roads already built
* I f vigorous campaigning will
We quite agree with Mr. Carson that it i ; >f- liltIc
- vaiget anything, John Martin and
Jim Reed should go fnr.
no to the tax-burdened Floridan that the slate d
not have
------- o -------a dime of indchtcduc.-s. when he has to s**r;»l>»■ every nickle
We don’t know any of these be can find together in order to pav In^qi'y
atnl eoimly taxes.
Chicago candidates personally, but Me believe that the late sliophl h'liil -non
axi'-taiM^T*
and use
their pictures make them all look
a
part
of
that
money,
intended
for
forti
T
road
roust
nirllike a hunch of crooks.
ion, in reducing la\< in • jti•*s am ••llllt | r
Dark although the day he
Joy lies in the doubt,
II ojhj is in the may be
You enn work things out.
But the thrill is over
When the fight is won.
And you must discover
New ffo*k farther on.
h* Edgar A. Gti-st
Dr. MaeKenzie of I^eshurg,
another gubernntoriul eandidute.
is Unusual in Florida politics. He
js neither brugging about himself
nor saying anything unpleasant
about his opponents.
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T to tip in c.-T ^ riV wus present at
the Stone Mountain ceremonies in
honor of his great grandfather
•the other day. Wonder if the flvcyerfr old hoy realized whnl the or
iginal Hubert E. Lee meant to ttie
South.'
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LU-GRIP
oJ,»XftE.<fta a g
After hearing the jackass, Calls,
talk about hounds nnd IivI^cb, a
friend of ours remarked, "There
ain't no such animal".
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The place to build your home
De
Forest Sanford
Realty Cq
S P E C IA L S
FOR
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APPLES
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C ALI1U KINIA
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C A U L IF L O W E R
EGGS
dozen
SANFORD FRUIT
AND PRODUCE CO.
21G E. Second St.
Behind Ikisket Bldg.
join the happy company
of smokers who are get©
ting complete enjoyment
from smoking
Today, as for many years, Camels lead by
billions and they keep right on growing
ih i
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IlE N S A N D F R Y E R S DRESSED TO OIlDEIt
cigarette famous
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Sunford tins ivi eiiih . •■•*11 ^uiih*
rWvvrVv uri^utp uver
tlirf ml mmist rat inn uf jK /.nniug law wlmli o-taldishes cert nill sections of I lie cilv lo r Ini ini'S< and i-crlniii i»l|n>|- sec
tions for residences. Tin |)iii|*.-e is to prevent the depre
ciation o| residential properly by improper construct imi in
the vicinity, and also to result ultimately in a more uniform
*
C A R R O TST U R N I P S bunches 2 5 ^
If you smoke
pleasure
Tin* Z o n i n g ’ I
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Uur attention ha
"cell- tailed |o an
editorial
appearing in last Sunday''' Timcs-l Hion whit h indicates Die
strength of the zoning law. At the solicitation of a friend, '
who says that many people do not believe
these laws
binding, we reproduce the eihlnital in full:
"Any zoning law enacted mid put into operation must
he fairly and inipfirttally adnimistenal. the general welJoe Sears is said to be making
Otherwise, city zoning is
a gumshoe campaign. Whether fare,being the only consideration
gum shoes will be able to cam ineffective, and more or less of a farce. Tnis no) only is in
paign against u brand new flivver accordance with common sense bid, also, it conforms to the
remains to be seen. — Orlando law fairly interpreted and honestly administered, as re
Reporter*Star. We’d back u flivver cently was made clear in a judicial decision by the New York
against guin shoes any day.
court of appeals.
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-------- o------- "This court decided I let I zoning resolutions, which have
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Dr. Hathaway, in hiK I’alutkn
¥m
the
force
and ellect ol |av\, cannot lie varied or modified
speech, charged that Cults and
Carlton had formed a coalition by si local hotiixl, for the .benefit of an individual property
and ho branded them as the Siam owner who does not want to comply with the zoning law,
ese Twins, It is hard to believe solely for Ids own advantage and to the detriment of the com
that anyone, particularly one of munity in general. This New York case, contested in the
• Mr. Carlton’s standing, could join courts for three years, originated in what is known ns the
forces with Mr. Catts in an effort
Murray Hill section of the city of New York, a section in
to gain second choice votes.
which u large number of individuals bud established their
i 'v-wA. Mitchell Palmer, who was at homes under projierly restrictions Dial if complied with,
torney general in Woodrow Wilson’s would prevent the intrusion of commercial enterprises, as by
cabinet, hns decided to become a the erection of buildings for business uses. It was desired that1
permanent resident of Florida, Murray Hill should continue as a purely residential commun
He came here three months ago ity. However, an individual bought property in that restrict
somewhat broken in health and ed residential district a nth secured the permission of the
now says bo feels like a new man. board of standards nnd appeals to proceed with the erection,
Florida hns the greatest health
of a twenly-onc-siory business building.
producing climate in the world.
"Owners o f Murray Hill residence properties protested
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The Sunford Herald lias pretty against this invasion, the matter going first before the super
well summed up Dr. Hathaway’s intendent of buildings, who refused to issue u permit for the
policy in locating roads when it erection o f thisi business building. The matter then was.
•ays that he knows a straight
carried to4hc board o f standards and appeals, which decided
lino is the shortest distance be
tween' two points, — Gainesville in favor o f the building projector, and, ultimately from one
Bun, But unfortunately a straight court to another, the filial court holding that ‘ the board (of
line doesn’t necessarily indicate a standards and appeals) seems to have assumed that this
modification o f the zoning resolution for the benefit o f a sin
straight record.
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gle owner;’ saying further that ‘The number o f appeals to
’ T o o bad to send men like Sin this court in this class of eases js'ompts us to restate that
clair and Day to ja il!" somebody there is no power in the board of standards and appeals to
says, discussing the contempt sent
vary zoning requirements for any such reason.’
ence in a.Washington rout.. 'Ihe
“ The ruling o f the court iu this instance, ought to estab
answer is that it is time somebody
was sent to jail in those oil cases. lish definitely and permanently the common sense view that
Also that it is Important to ; show the owners olj residence properties hava.^ymo rights, and
that WMlth in this country is not especially in cities where zoning has been established for the
e iMa, a. j. a*r»above the law.— St. Augustine sort of legal protection property owners desire, and for the
Record.
i
preservation o f certain districts* for residential purposes.”
J r1
Loch Arbor
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The Mystic Mardoni, Noted
Magician, at Redpath Tent
<» ' :
One of the jyllicft o f the many
children’s parties given .this season
wits that of Saturday, aftemoor
n STBgaff
wlien II Uic, Claire end Jack Evans,
Mrs. Hope Is Honored Church Circle Holds
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youngest children of Mr. mid
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With Bridge Party
Interesting Session the
Mrs. Frank Evans entertained
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BY DAVIS J* W ALSH .
icvcn excepting our John fcpwgtf.
about 50 "of their1
7friends at an
International New* Service- _ The ubserentions ^above recorded
One of t|»e most elnliomt-- p ist
The Mdiy I.ninhretli Circle of F.nstcr Hatty jit their home hi
Sports E ditor—------ merely are ofler,ik.gfpr wnat .they
Lenten bridge partie* wfiinb have the Methodist Church held nil ir- Lake Mary. :___ /'
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NEW’ YORK, Apr. I L —Jnck'i may la* worth. *o, to. -is *b t-«v r
bicn.given
Wa%that
of
Tuesday,
nf
Thp
rooms
qf
this
spacious
hqipe
3=i„_....... .
.. . ,, . ,
,
,
torenttnif'inpcttng Monday 'after*I
.......n v> ,<.>»"»-•■
^ f e T erey,
y . the well jinom ^x-flgVit-]'* > > « , showing, the rrrceorr^raYibc
n r _ J l_ " . u " *. r*'. •
7rrr*^u’ lovc'.v home of Mtst- wctt* Ttvcrmrtisr'tWhmn
-WBSK<»H!MY
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1calm and resignation w th whicli
-TTH-Rohert John Holly Sr., and
K> pouglass in Roan Court. assortment o f early spring flowers
c
,,
will
arrive in the town where the situation. They not only pdrnit
kjiqun, ‘jArcndiu Novelty j MrS, Hoy Frank Symes entei tattled
in the pastel tints. The refresh*,
the critical money flourishes'about Rickard'and Tunuey are mifeptinc
y Concert, ’ at .i:.lO o clock., at « morning gl i.*y bridge party at With Mrs. Douglass, Mrs. Frank incut table was overlaid with a
Adams, Mrs. Stewart and Miss
noon
today nnd, if he follows the that Dempsey in nut; they insist
;aunun, Concert
A rendin the Yacht Club'honoring Mrs Edna
Isee cover and centered with n
Bobbie Chapman as hostesses.
CA,” anti lecture by Dr. Fowler Hope of Dunedin, the guest
script
faithfully, he will hnuten to to bo so highly pleased about.
Mrs. W.
Hill, the chairman large nest of given most, in which
Somehow, L am uitablc to view
ajlones.
’
or her sinter, Mrs. Lmfcks. •
re*affirm his several denials o f the
was
u
large
Easter
rabbit
and
the retirement of. DenipUc'y as
Spaulding Circle will meet
The spftcinu* Yacht Club was presided over the business session. numbers of smaller bunnies as well
lanard, freely circulated by those
smething for* Rickard and Tunney
j.-JV A. Strange.
[transformed into it veritable it over A number of pledges were paid as ell kinds of gay colored Easter
of nn unethical trend o f mind, that that he is h e r e . . ,f " , wl
and
visits
to
file
sick
**reported.
THURSDAY
of beauty with quantities of cut
eggs.
sooner or later he means to retire
;ir ‘ meeting of Col. Theo* flowers, bamboo, ferns and potted Reports were-also given by the
Games of all kinds were enjoyed
standing
committee
chairmen.
Mr*.
sevelt Auxiliary No. three plants. pn thi screened porch
from retirement. This.part of it
. S. W. V. will be held nt where the punch table bad been Glover Spelling was appointed by throughout the afternoon on the
probably will be simple enough.
Hie chairman ti^vssaMaJ^criptions lawns, and the . features of the
The
difficulty will comr in explninflock, at Shenfer’s Studio,
arranged, the porch-was .ctjtirdy
afternoon were a donkey contest
Jtig the purport of those personal
ert, “ Metropolitan Singers’* encircled with feathery boughs -d for the •” Mf>V'miially voice." The
and an Easter .Egg Hunt. Louis
message* he has been sending,
Dtertainment recital” by An* bamboo, which were also arranged cooked food sale held last Satur.■,^ w ajrdirnr iihdtyB»;A«»iitant.
day vviii-Li^auXad -ttuU-iv-tfoptl
tiU*pl»uis* qpd* Aloes* *Tirwm -Wire
from time to time, to friends in the
^pbell, at 3:flO o’clock.
vw^h<> c l me. n i
for
the
‘ i p r i r r o S t @ f H » > l n i 1 e r s J of tfieyrD.es
Behold the man of uinglc mid mystery! IBs fascination never die*, East.
_ “ __
w « .:e
or trial g u background fo r , tall were
.lVl>n, given.
irn.t,u rlim|
1
____1-4.’
*•
ami S
splendid
)diins for donkey contest, while Eddie Tuqini lie has a universal appeal, and when In* collies to tIni hlg Itrdpntb tent
•Tlie lust o f these asked Jimmy
8:00 o'clock.
pedestal baskets of Spring cut further work ‘derided upon.
and Hoy Howell Jr., found the most here the children will have u hard time keeping the grown ups oft Iho . Johnston to meet him at the Am;
i r >••>• w i s h »»► I f e e r w a i i e a l t r
FRIDAY
rrllrvr.l of ft»«
III
■••■111^0' »n<*
flowers in lavender, purple and
eggs winning large Easter baskets Trout seats.
Imssndor Hotel at 1:30 o’clock thi* I,ii4i r Is. I n k s linn linn n n '* O n * T « n ^kab.t Lodge will meet nt 7:* pink. The punch table was spread • A fttV the business scssioil. a filled' with candies.
The mystic Mardoni ami Ids ntlrnrtlve assistant present a spec*
afternoon and, unless you assume l'.|». w h i c h n r * n r e i m r c l
jck nt the Odd Fellows Hull with a handsome lace cover, the social hour was enjoyed when th*1
o r * f u m n r h . a s * niiH nil t h a •’■ *
When thr game* had been con- tnciilur show of magic that is utiu thrill from start to llnlsli. Here aro that he wdshes to talk to Junior f<-ffret*
hostesses
served
delicious
sand*
rrau ltlna
frum
« u
area,
le Basket
bowl embedded in a %'•<! Af aspar wivhes, and coffee.. ThoSe present eluded the grand inaivti. wa* Thinn ............ . the tilings they nITer;
about the high cost of ronian can sure.
Sleight of llmnl—ballling and bewildering,
[SnUie Harrison Chapter of agus ferns studded witlesiavender
ed ami the children marched into
TUnl e n ia tr.’ an ss’ t " * teellna at
dles, you naturally would connect
Hindu 'fur ha ii Trjcfc— myslifylug. occult, exciting.
Lit. will bold its regular and purple morning glories. Here, were Mrs. Grover (*. Spoiling, the dining -room where refresh*
the |>l( o f f h e * l o n f n r h w i l l
The Trunk Escape— makes you doubt your own eyes.
the
conference
with
boxing.
Any
AIis.
\V.
K.
White,
Mrs.
Calvin
I'
r
n r i that k u a I a ii *. nervoita f * e | l » K
Friday April 18th nt the throughout the afternoon cooling
mcnls qf ice cream, cakes, candles
w i t h lirnrt |ml|ill.ilion w i l l i a n l * h . .
citlnpRit Water ,Mystery— an Oriental novelty."
**.^___
how,
Johnston
has
taken
the
mes
Teague,
Mrs.
W.
C.
Hill.
Mrs.
E.l
j>f Mr*. F.M. Davison ut 8:80 fruit punch was served by Mrs.
) on wrltl o gntn he nhfe tn ( * » * *
The Magic Cabinet—a master Illusion.
sage to mean thut he will he asked nnmtIleea
Luney,, Mrs. .1. (Ain lumey, Mrs. and' nuts were served by Mrs.
h r e n fh w i t h o u t J l « r » n l « r t .
with a hourd meeting im- Holland L. Dean. *
Mardoni features clever a d s of mind reading also, and veiilrlltiqulnl
Frank
Evans
assisied
by
Mary
T
i
m
I Itrnitsy. " l e r p i f e e l i n g , a f
to
manage
Dempsey
and
all
1
can
licit I'. Caswell. Mrs. By rod Sle|fe1y preceding it.
t e r illn n e r w i l l tie r r n l a e n l h r «
(IS sJ FTieHshrdlsImllhidJiihrdl pheils. Mrs. Tom'Holt. Mrs. M. L. Milter, Helen Tamm end Helen sketches. Violin selections vary, l ho entertain men l delightfully.
*nv is Uml I hope James is enough i l r . l r r f o r r n i r r f n l a m e n f t l l l « ^ l l m r
Mattie G. Face will enter*
The dub lounge, where the cold Wright, Mrs. Herman Middleton, Dunn. Tin* afternoon preyed ex*
of a philosopher not to go jumping Wilt r i -n i r . l o u t Iflid'S' n r m n .n n i l
Up Book Lovers Club at 8:80 tables bad been spread for play,
promiscuously* o ff tall buildings f I n n e r * w i l l no lo nlfrV f r r l r * M s s f
Mrs I.. M. Stephenson, Mrs. Unit* i-eptimmlly delightful and will long
at her home 71-t Oak Ave. was adorned wilh nuimrou* bas
Knterla'nment Recital — “ Every* Inter in the day nnd injuring |» lot " n i l to * l r r |i" Seen n e r l l n n t n n n n '*
(la * T n h lr t * | i r r i e n l . an a from
taton II. Ilaggett. Mrs. E. C. Smith, he remembered by each and every
Iford Shrine Club will give a kets and bowls of petunias, snap
day Hoelry" Amu* Campbell. Ad* of people lie really wouldn’t wish l h r a emit art l a I h r r r l l o w p a e h a a r ,
Mrs. W. W. C. Smith, Mrs. C. t?. child who uttciided,
nl on> i « « l i lr iix * t n r e .
**rlrr • !.
mission nOo-f Children 25c.
ft Hotel Forrest Luke at 11:00 j dragons, gladioli, asters and morn
to know socially.
.leritigan. Mr***. Stewart
Dutton,
I r r l r r l n r w ith I h r rlrcn laflon .
(Jet
S
E
C
O
N
D
N
I
G
H
T
ing glories. Tall boughs of bamhi > Mrs Frank Adams, Mrs. Vance
For
one
of
Dempsey's
intiinntes
CIRCLE MEETS
Aiwa vs on h «»a at
•* ,In’s .Club of Holy Cross Epls- were also used ns a rich back Douglass, and Miss llohhic ClmpNotiihle
Musical
('reduction, assured me today that, i f Johnston
UNION FHAU.MACY * >
“The Chimes of Brittany*’, Metro ever had a chance with the hoy
Church will meet nt 7:00 ground for French wii kor bask mini
On Monday afternoon Circle
—
pqlitan S'ligers. Admission 75c— friend, he has almost none now.
k at the Hamit House,
|Number Five of the Hresbyterian
ets filled with pink, luvendar'and
T. morrow
afternoon ut 8:00 Children 85c.
lutauqun, “ The Fuuhles" Ini- purple cut flowers. The columns
The idea is thut Dempsey isn’t
j Church met at tin- home of Mr*.
likely to consider that managerial
.James Huff on Sanford Avenue for n’clerk Sanford’s big lO'JS Redpath
nation entertainment at 8:80 were entwined with as pum v o'- Bridgc Club Meets
T H IR D
A E lE R N tio N
I
the regular business and social Week will open here. It will lie
Hopulur Impcrsoiiiitivc Enter* acumen or any other kind lias been
ferns studded with myriads <■!
On
Tuesday
Evening
Love 'lYiuntphnnl!
: meet ng. The hostesses for the hehi m the Redpath tent auditor tuinment. The, Fauhels. Admission copiously displayed by u man who
luluuqun, “ Smilin’ Through" Invcndur morning glories, tin the
ipm erected mi tile b.g level lei
rushes
into
tin*
streets
to
read
a
afternoon
were
Mr*
Huff
mul
Mrs.
!
TitleChildren
25c.
nt 8:()o o'clock.
piano were bowls of pink rad
She » a » a brunette nnd
The newly i>rgtiniz'*d “ Linger
just back of the Court' House.
confidential telegram in u loud,
SATU RD AY
lance roses and lavendar 111|»in> Longer Bridge Ctuii ' which meet S. A. Huff.
:
T H IR D
N IG H T
At a meeting of the gmnautors
he preferred blondes,
firm tom*.
p(Iren’s Story Hour at Lilira.ry and baskets o f . white carnation-* tin* M'coiwl and fourth Tuesdays of
Masses of vat i colored Spring
"S M IL IN ’ THROUGH”
held m the home of Mrs. L. N.
However, a* far us the writer i*
flowers
were
used
with
pleasing
ef
lop oVlock.
Great
Amerhnn
I’hiy,
A
New
and purple lat ks|>ur.
yet— fans will lie de
euih month, met Tlie-duy evening
llatisvll, exvI'ptioually good reports
concerned, it ie nil *« much gum
nliun Music Club will meet
York Cast. Admiss on ?1.(H)—t'hil
As the guests arrived they wetc at the home of Mrs. Wort W. War feet nlimil the rooms where the
were
given
for
the
advance
season
lighted with this mirth
nruhic
Unit
lie
ret
uses
to
commit
] members assembled The meeting
lb o'clock at the Studio of Mrs. greeted by Mrs. \V. Thoodoie Lull ner on West Eighteenth Street.
•Iren 50c,
.limseif on Dempsey, beyond say*
|ujlericd with the devotional oxer ticket sale (his year, ami-after the
le S. .Munson on Myrtle Avg- gley, and introduced* to tins- nv
provoking hodge-podge
FO UR T H
UTERNOON
Ail almndam'i'
of
cMplis tc
S l’Je tax bus been paid, the pro
ng that if he doesn’t fight this
j uiviug’ line by Mrs. Iloheri .inhn . Spring tlowi*i v m ,ii*. iisi'd with art e scs led by M i'. G. It. Brown reeds will go towards pay Tig for
Hoptlllil- Concert, Casford Con
uf comedy and intrigue
year he i* very likely to be hack |
aftei which routine business was
(utauqua, Concert, Cnsford Holly, Mrs. Roy Frank Symes.
celt Company. Admiseioii 50e —
( iati«- effect about the room* where
tin* stage scenery in tile auditor
a lt'2!*. The many contradictions
Irt Company at 8:80 o’clock,
1 Mrs. G Irving Lmn k*. and Mi .- the tables had been placed to. carried out. This wn* followed by* *ilim in the Seminole High School. I Children 25c,
with a story as thrill
n. tween the young man’s public
the Bible lesson conducted by Mrs.
lutauqua, Casford Concert Co.. Edna Fowler Hope.
I
'
O
I
R
I
I
I
N
IG
H
T
i play. Tallies ,|ouc in Kn**tcr sug J. N. W’ hilner,
ing as it i* amusing nnd
.uni private declarations clenriy in* ]
Tin- Lake Mary School gave a
K’ture “ The Old Town in a
Tallies done in spting tunc sug gc,**li"tis Wi n* Used f*ir the gallics
j Com ert. t asfoid Concert Com
Unite that much.
play severaljceek* ago in order I >
fW orld, Charles 11, Flatten
Lute
in
the
afternoon
a
sm
i
d
diverting.
gestions were distribitV.nl by M'* end wIn'll, semes hud been cntiipar
lie, for example, ;s known to i
pay |or tiikets for those who coil'd pany. Lecture "The Old Town i i
Mildred Holly and Miss *Vv« Wn ! cd, i w'u.s *1ound that the top score hour was enjoy ed, during which
;i
New
World'
>
Charles
II.
Flatten
Intvi* messaged Hilly Duffy, his
not afford to buy them. The pi
MON DA Y
ght. The gue.-ts were then shown prize, o *li mldet hompict of morn liilli' the hostesses Served pincuppl • emit' were gloat enough I * enable , burg. Admission 5m Children 25.'. ucond m the Sharkey and Tunney
Utailqua, “ Magic and Mys- to their pint ct I'V M1J I1 Mi h a log glone . bail ho■n won by Me* salad, doughnuts and m ffee
F IFTH
AFTERNOON
lights, not to pay too much attcti
every indent n Die Junior High
Mardoni Co.t at 8:80 o’clock, r.ie Dnvison, Mrs. ,l"hn Meisch .It .Iiiiiic ! Huff l.itv m o i c was made
Meiubeis ip aMendanee wei.*
Magic and Mystery . Mtirdnn and .ion to,vv lint lie s’nw ill the llevvj- !
to nib ml the entire season. Mr
utuuqiiu Comedy, “ Tommy" Mrs. Robert J II dt> Jr., uul Mi
by Mis I M Stephenson, who re Mrs. <1 II. fit own. M i' s. J N Whit
I'm t has made in ratigements t■> Company Admission 50c--Children paper* "for the next few weeks."
|00 o’clock.
reived a book. ** The Little F inci ' ner. Mr.-.S . E. Andrews, Mrs. C, D. enable every stmlint to have trail
Reginald Holly.
25c.
The message was received "a few'
g’s Daughters, i kiss of the
Brum ley, Mrs E. J. Roiith, M rs. J. poil.dion to and
The Colors of purple, luvelld.U
When
the
games
mul
been
ion
weeks" in advance of Rickard's art*
from alt pe i
IIU
I'IJ
N
IG
H
T
disl Church will meet with and pink were till the, earn d out
E. Baker. Mrs. W . J. Hartley. Mrs
nnniit emeni that Dempsey was
elmiisl t be tubb'S cleared I hi* host ■
foiananrcs.
.
“
TOM
M
Y"
]8. C. Cameron at her home in the bridge act e-surh s. 1he pen
Author Moore, Mis. Boyce Bell,
through.
e>sc»
Mrs.
U
urt
W.
Warner
and
Tile Redpat
limn, cement is nt
Spa
i
klmg
Cnnieily
Snm
A
t Third Street.
cils Wf’-e topped with omlliill*. Mr-. Sandy
Audio soft
m-rcrd Mi«. .1 W. Mero Mr*.'. M. Nelson, firing this sea on mo of tlye In" t New \ ork i . >t. Admission s|.ml—
Dempsey, at or about *the same
TUESD AY
clorii s and tin- .-* oi,. pan* wt t*- m tempting tcD n*li incut*-' nt* peach Mi • «,G'iwrge* 1 'limn. AJis. s A [fT(1g i.ifflX rv.'i p11 i filial oil am ( Inldieu fall
time,
asked Leo F, Flynn to he
iption Bridge party at s:0l> keeping with the t >htr im'e "h e ll
liw n and Mis. James Huff.
read) to take charge of him ;n
a i* i i i a m . i li k e s a n d c o t l i *i . F a \ ,o
Redpath i lit ml lie.toilful mils id
t the Woman's Club foi
tutu* at the Orangeburg, N. V.,
Mlu* fifth progres-mn ii.nl h e o ii * of Easter basket*, filled with can
prmh.il tnms, popular iu-.ti iimi Hi.il*
SI BW
lo t ICS SOON
fit' of the Building Fund
I III lit II ( ’III* I E M I . I I S
I I*'. 1d ie s W e n * g i v e n i*m Ii :*n* - ‘
played, score.* V.cc,
<' M
isl, in.igu and myslei*. eiureitv.
•nnip of Gu* Wilson, a staunch
xtnn1Herkins, Mrs. David
diatna. • tin11 ngitlg and iiutb"!'
Dempsey man. Ami to another
The 11layers were ill*
1 M
' Mrs. Ernest Gal) iw.i; . Mi- V i
II
ilN’S ) , iwgll and Mrs. W. A Fitts
H \ RI.- ,
\j id
< in V number * IV Ilf 1lie Fll I itat. vi lecturers and co-ltimed'i n fin ml*, who said lie had to^stnll ’
Whit ner ami Mi - Ha. i > I I .CW is yti-pln ii'iui, Mrs Gii no I Mi Kav.
will soon lu
Subway
mov ie*.
lessen.
lllll- Mr*. Frai-k W Taibni:.
Mrs. Mel liudi't < hutch held a umst in* einlde t il’geis find plan* on tills
'••Hum panic* about Dempsey’s
underground
■
pencil
by
i
ni
ol
tin
Department of the Wo : The first I 'D ' . •'
t<
n
»t
it
g
e
e
e
t
i
n
g
Mondav
after*
•
IlslSt
retirement and wanted to know tile
■lame*
Huff.
Mi*. I". Husky
brilh.iiit prog rani.
1sole of glutted tvmy,
ailway roinpnnn*> of l ’nri>. Tra im answer. Dempsey t* said to have
Cltlb will meet til 8:00
Among (he many splendid feat
III tin foili ‘ .Il’illes ■*I 11I. ’ Wight. Mi*, lla iiv heal. Mis. O o i .i ) u t I to* h o m e »r Mr'., n. it
opeiult* on five minute Mliediile,
ut the club bouse.
1 lnli
1•i a ••ii W i - 1 Fir:
Street vvitli nil's aie lu i great plays the hil
replied in effect, "stall them a lit
supporti d hi ciipid - mil . • < large Wai m r.
Between iraie. passenger.-*'waiting tie hinget.’’
Ml* 11rn end Mi
.1, G, Wait- Itrioils lit iip it u .ic o m e d y "Tmn
gla/eil iv.il> bowl ;nl ■i n, ii wllli
it 4 Itit? ;p:.m
my " and lie gieut
roiunnl • on the platform-, will*lie entertain
As I say, I don't profess to
euplils, was won l*\ Mis. l I- I Evening Bridge Parly
•ia Gibson Circle
ed by t dm.* ndvei Ii.-ing various know Dempsey's mind. There isn't
’1be cozy liopa- wa> aid mm with drama, “Smilin' Tlirouah.'
I
of.
My civ. Mi*, lirncsl i.allows
it ie ..I l>velv Spring fl"w
is Monday Meeting made second highest
Tonioilow .iflernoon the Areal product",
a mail in this world who docs, not
Is Enjoyable A fl air ■iplant
' C, I II
l’nliu • recently .Turbid eieitk
n and fei its w hu h wen a .j niiged lull Novelty l ninpany will fire the
II
tci.
id a Spanish ivn.'i* pit. h**i '
•—
.ii basket*. mol bowls. Mrs. .1, M
>| eiiing gun of Red|iatl| Week. nigus on building-, excepj ov cu Uic [ '
Maria Giloton - Citvie of the blue, yellow and p e n
The Cllt
One of tile lovlict of the even
M. i ' ii -.kill. i han man nt I In: f in 'e j Nwrelc
tehh=^^^llll.1■''i ll^x~rolr',:^l, id. ^
—
—liewlgi— ptiel o**» t*'
^oiiarv Society nf tilC-j-j,
'—01.41l.l,ml ■rairUa’U’imr Mr.r »v v r the 'inV'et'ing' wtiieii | ,|tnnio nlal, is featured by four liHpInynu'n arc rnriy ng l!i*it
.
171.gn* '. weld mi'tilhers of the Social I tepiti t mem o] etied. .vvith
Methodist Church held their (l]ass and sil\ e
was th ii
"1 *'tled \vith tile usual devtdloiml clever g its whose vivacity ami '<publicity eampnigns into the sub
/
tar monthly meeting Monday to Mrs. Roy ('. Bowir. while the if the Woman's Club
. exercises. I'nusu.illv good reports charm make the Aivmliaii. one.of wav s.
rtmon, April bill, at the home low score prixe, a piWr of bia-s Tuesday evening when
Architect
the
•hrijihtest
spots
in
Da'
entire
Brouse and
K" * ,l
,,,,,
,,f
Ira.'John' Runililcy on W. First candle, sticks in Japao-se designs I). Bishop. Mrs. J. E.
W EDNESDAY
GIRL DIES
tom s and committee chairmen, it Redpath piogrmn.
I’ir.sl Nal'l Hank lilcl^v
the host
;Mrv
Ralph
Wight
wen
nns
nwanted*
Mrs*
Edwant
|Mrs. W. E. Haines, tie- < hair
l was annoiini'i'd that the next meet
l-'tdlnw
mg
is
the
pi
"grain
lot
Sunford, Fla.
t*s*r*.
called the meeting to order. ' gins. Tin* gue-t el h"U-n was |
LONDON. Apr. 10.- (IN S ) —
ing would he held at the home of the entire five days:
The (fccornturns and "liter d.*
devotional exerciser wore a M*nt'd sjlk hose* and two out of
1’hylli* Turffe,
an ls-ycnr-nld
Mrs j* R. Kldrcdjro&t I’noln.
F IR ST
ACTERNODN
^ipture reading by Mj'« A. Min town visitors, Mrs G*'1rg|- ' 'am'li a tails were suggestive of Spring iiud
During the social hour the' host
shop girl, ha* llivd at her home
Popular Cuccrt, A n u d u Nov
were
emphasized
witii
quuntitii'*
and prayer by Mrs, G. K. ranger of Oklahoma City i""i Mr
i esses served cake und fruitgd jel elty (.'nmpnny*. Adiiissiou rail
here fi mi a diesase which, in the
rnp. The minutes of the last Anna Haislctgen of Newark. N- *1 of simp dragons, roses, lupins, I" lopped with whipped cream Children 25c.
knowledge of pliyriiciuns, hit licit.i
'arl.spur,
petunia*
and
lathy
hrea'lt
Spring
eting were read and approved. were giv •u c o r s a g e .
Theie were 12 members in attend
tin* affected only cuttle.
FIRST NB1BT
fn i ill ing a lovely setting for this
Sunshine Chairman, Mrs. C. C. flowers.
j nitre.
The disease is known a* uctiiio*
Concert, Arcadian Novelty Cam
a
ffa
ii.
’ rory, reported S‘J.22 ill Unit
Th tables were i le a l ei aftei the
tJiny.
Lecture
“
Self
Mliliuge
mycosis.
T(le germ i* believed to
The guests were greeted ii|wn
d. One new subscriber to the games and laid w it Ii la v e lo ie i
According lo an (immurement nu-nt," Dr. Hilton Irn Jones Ad hav-p entered the girl's system
•ii
rival
by
the
hostesses,
MrsdllUles
ionury Voice was reported by luncheon covers by Mi ......... G
through a eiit on her finger. It
Bishop, Brouse, and Wight, ami al- given by Dr. Duhrnmn this morning mimtion 5lte— Children Joe.
J. A. Rogers, As.s’t. agent for Sharon and Ml
S a m u e l Pllle-doli
SECOND AFTERNOON
l* believed to have been transmit
to The Herald, the Methodist .Men's
•o
Mrs.
E,
A.
Douglass,
president
[Voire. The dues for the month and dainty ref •shni 'Mls " f pink
Concert, Metroplilun Singt*rs. ted by htoy <>r grass infected by <1is
Club w ill me't ut.lStUV oTloek Frinf
the
Woman’s
Club
and
Mrs,
collected by the Treasurer lavender ami green brick nr
day nnmi, insttad of ns formerly
eased cattle.
Miss Mildred Holly and Miss
is .were discussed and adopted cream, angel food cake* a •■■I 11 Walter S Coleman, chairman ol at S o'clock in .the evening. Tin
Hie
department.
Maude Lake left Wedne-duy mornthe entertainment of the Social white and embedded with pink ami
Your nicest frocks, your smartest roat or
The tallies were done ill tile meeting Will be hetd in the annex ing for Kuxtis where they
will
Iting of the Woman's Mission lavender flowers i-alt d nut-. u'"l
and a chick* n luncheon ' will be
'pend several days a* the guest*
ISoc'.ety at the Church on Tues- dainty pastel tinted Easter eggs i tub flower mid when the usual
evening
dress deserve unusual cure. HartieUverved. Members are requested t"
nt Mrs. Robert J. Holly Ji
1 afternoon, April 17th. A pro- were served by* Ml-*. I.ullund D an. miii'licr of progression* had been
lar attention must be paid to tbtdr cleaning,
pi committee, Mis. J. D. Barker, Mrs. Clyde Byrd, Mrs. F. Me Ken olnyi'd, scores were compared and make their reservations at once.
•
lie
prize
for
the
highest
score,
a
Mis*
Hattie
Bello
liver
of
<>rlirmun, and a refreshment com xic Davison, Miss Mildred Holly,
the delicutc materials must he handled by un
Ice. Mrs. R. L. Shinholser, t Miss Avn Wright, Mrs. Wallace pair of >iT hose was awarded Mrs.
ttfmfjrwns among the nut <tf town
C E. Myers. Mr. Meyers who held
expert. If sent to mi, these garment* of val
guests attending the bridge purtv
[irtnan, were uppointetT
Wright, Mrs. Robert J. Holly Jr. tiqi score among the men was giv*
given Tuesday afternoon at the
motion was made and second
I and Mrs. Reginald Holly. The re
ue, you are assured of unusual service.
•a a double deck of bridge card*.
lo buy better books for the see
Yacht Club given by Mrs. Robert
fresh men ts plates were made in tin
At
n
lute
hour
the
table*
were
J.
G.
Foster
Jr.,
o
f
Advance,
N
John Hotly, Mrs. G. Irving l.tun-kj
■Ha) records from the Circle
Jsury. Cook books, silver polish forms of Knahcr baskets fashioned overlaid with hand made covers C. is v isiting here as tiie gtie- 1 <t and Mrs. Roy Frank Symes. .
uni the hostesses, assisted by Mrs. hi* MtivliT Mr*. J. S. Drivci at hei
rug cleaner were offered for uf pink and lavender, the handle
entwined owith pink and lavender <'oleiitnn. Mrs. Raymond G. Fox ltuiie on Myrtle Ave.
to tin* inendieiif1 of the c'rde.
All-*. George Caimieii Conger,
mil Mr*. A. W. Epps, served rearts of 125 visits to Hie sick, FJ morning glories.
who has been delightfully enter
About 25 tables of bridge playeis freshments <>f pink nnd white
M is. Roliert J. Holly Jr. of tained here* a* the guest " f Mrs.
18 bouquets and 1 bundle of
le* sent, were made. One new enjoyed this unusual lovely soeia* brick ice crcuni, individual ungel Kut.tis w*ns among those f r*vin om Walter S. Colemon left Wednesday
Hy DR. J. (2. HOWELL
fiber was added to tiie Circle, ciurtesy, the guests includjd n food i likes, suited nuts nnd cof of town attending the hridgi purl y for her liotilc at Oklahoma City,
fee. There were 1* table* o f piny* given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Okla.
8. J. Alien. The next regular mi inher of out of town guests.
IM lOTHUDINtl A N D
*■ * - . f
"
,
, 4
eis who enjoyed lids pretty party. Robert J, Holly Hr., Mrs. G. Irv
Iting will be held the second
II,E L D IN G I lK M O It ld lO I D S
*. •
r. '
ing
Isiucks
and
Mrs.
Roy
Symes
NEW BAKERY OPENED
I n OrluiMlo li n s ln e * * mini, n i i r in.
pday in May at the home of
Mr. uml Mr*. Casey Driver and
; *' • •... -' f •
r t n r In eoui|ititlnlHU
nl
bsm urrMRS. DRIVER IS HOSTESS
nt the Yacht Club,
* I ^ t
*
_ . _V
j7
.son Wilfred nf Auhurndale spent hl'lil* U m l iirutruilril mill bleil n
J. It. Forest. 118 E. Fifth HL
,
*
-■
•• 4
*
Carl Sirmnna nniumnces that
p e close of the business session.
the day- here Sunday »s the guest a u n t i l itciil, T l i r r r n n n nl*w n u r e u i
To protect youp winter garment* our patron*
hi* new «**Ubli«hinent, Slnnonb
( r n l nf |>nlii, he knit em ir <tlu r*l lon
Mf*. Jj 8. Driver wn* ho*te*» at
Dj G. lireK*l/ of St, Ismis, M*1. of Mr. and Mrs. J. ti. Driver.
Rumhley and Mrs, Crenshaw
nhil v ia* i r n u M r i l v i llh r n n a l l s i l l n i i
Bakery,
i#
now
doing
business
wit.;
u
most
delightful
old
faxhiunofl
representing
^the
Blown
.Shoe
Co.,
in .e m i n i ' n l f I,t*«ii r n * r * « l h r i n o r r .
arc urged to ask us for the Huiutex Mpth
Hied byjMhj. Bandy served de*
about fifteen stuns In Sanford Southern chicken dinner, Ensttir spent the day* here Tuesday on
knlil*.
t'Uffctrni
rin m ln n llin i
ilt*btful refreshments of orange ice
r|n*ril
n
u
t
b
ln
u
v
e
r
r
u
ln
r
m
lm
c
ton
products
“ Mothei
Proof
Bag. Free of charge for the ask
Sunday ut her home -mit Myrtle business.
*
---------n i T 'T i n r N g i ’ HiT
ten cakes. The members at- whom hi*
flu* iillr* v v r r r o r )
lout, mul n r r r
m141 n u lit ut n . a r r n f J r a l u f p a in a a J
K‘ STORAGE ( <».
Jding this splendid meeting were Bread" can be pure hared. The Bak Avenue, The rooms were adorned
ing . -*. . we’ll even send one to you!
( rankle.
Walter Coleman left Wednesday
Expert I’iaao moving. Hauling,
“ dames C. C. Mc.Ctory, H. D. cry «m Floral Heights, although with quantities of ■Easter lillirr,
I l r o n * u t v r n I k r r r u a l u r Miumilorange
blossoms,
jiink
and
white
opened
only
two
weeks
ago,
is
now
for Jacksonville where* he will ntnlil lu rlhnil l « r
Irrnlliw t
brlu u rrCrating, Shipping.
kker. J. A. Rogers, W. P. Field*,
hV'lil*. i n i * g i v e n «,a r s p e r l u l illvl.
lend the convent!.in uf the South
^R, Forest. W. E. Raines, J. E. doing fine business, and can be ex t hiox and ferns.
Hide Track Fan lilies
Mill l i i t m i n l mrilJrntril k n l k i . l V I l K *
handling cake*, ^ Tiie daintily appointed IuitcHooi llij*.'*rti_ .Division o f Associated
III l » r t > - c l i i k l b i o i r * I b r r r <«w* s r m l
200 N. Maple Ave.
Jrier, R. F. Crenshaw, K. J. Al* ported shortly U*
FhuPc 8‘Jfi
e l i e f mol h r u r n i l i i a l l r I m p r m r ' l
cookies,
pies,
and
other
forms >l tnhlt wn* centered with a howl of Stationers.
DPtVJVf.' »Gtr_ rHNlll
,iiy
G, E. Camp, Frank Talbott, A.
i i " i i , mil ><iil» nn* bta b r m w r r Easter
flowers
and
the
pluces
of
delicatessens.
finchew, Zeb Ratliff. It. L. Shin*
k o l a * nmt r o u a l l p n l l m i t u u r , Iml k r
tiaj
guests
were
designated
by
rlMlni* fu I r r l o u r k m o l r r i l p r r r r n l
bolser, G. E. McKay, John Hum*
•truer.
jley and W. II Holden. There were ' K . A . D o u g i n * * a n d II. P . S m i t h curds done in En*ter designs. A l
Ilr. .In*. C o r w i n
t ln w r ll ,IQ
one'o’chxrk
luncheon
wu*
served,
> r m * p r a r l l r r In Itrlnmlu. * p r r twu visitor* present, Mrs. Nelson l e f t T u e s d a y f o r T a m p a w h e r e they
L
a
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y
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Inltslkit
a
In
i
t
i
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i
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s
l
i
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l
t
r
r
s
l.
“ T h e F r i e n d l y D r u g f’ »StbreM
w i l l s p e n d a s h o r t t i m e o n l n w i n e * * - ( ’overs vviUe laid for Mr. uml Mrs.
Ij»ne and Mrs. A. P. Handy.
ii|rut ■•( • l i i w k r k , l o i w r l unit r r r Casey Driver, and Wilfred Driver
ln l JU'-M ar*.
Sanford
Mr. und Mrs.
Vlln W . l i o r r l i r .
T rlrp h ifor
Cobb of o f . Auhurndale,
Mti. W. if. Tunnicliffe und
J uijge und Mrs. 0 :.M .
Ctsr..
|
1'ichctiplions
Filled
Fromptly
Charles Driver and twu sons, C. H.
1 i>N w i l l l*r
* o r i > r l* r il
k »w
;uc*«t Mrs. IRunche
Well* leTk . Vary Bench who have been Spclld*
1
? Jl irulr Cll*
L*l
•I it Irk 11 m u w i l l > r l w r i t w i i l i .
tj»
-SU Cioutl wlmw 4HK th* w ^ U n d . hmo with thv Dtnwr HI and llub[/ic jjrivw, J, .{.
f:r
And
Accurately
.
4
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In**,
of
i
l
m
r
-I
r*tm
k
u
t
l
t
l
pw.
■ ^ B v Djr&er Jr.. Haul Driver atul Mr.
. -— *•
a few dsys*visit* I fariMr*^ imtcnU lvft TutMtiMj
V V r ilr n r | A u n r l o r f » r r
and Mrs. J. S. Driver.
k u l l n l l u n . mul l l l r r u l u r r .
fric« Telephone 148 MRS, FRED, S. D A IGEIl, Society Editor Residence
Tct. 37.
Arrangements For Future
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NO MORE G AS;
IN SW M SCH
A N D BOWELS
Chautauqua We e k
To BeginTomorrow
With Big Program
j
Elton J. Moughton
Protect Your
“N ice Things”
Personals
HINTS
A
Sanitcx M oth
.
Proof Bag Free
Seminole Pressery
DRY CLEANERS
220 Magnolia
:*
Phone HOI
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■-» pi j*—■
■ tins ~testified fhht'lh* put Vn'tK*
lxK>hn,- Ion tmVsr items nrc not Jn
I Isaac l*cforc the jury. The item bo*
- Jim- the Jury ns to a false entry u
irt curtain-six hundred llmusand dol
lar entry there that Mr. Sduial
says he made , not Mr.'Ph'llips it
all.
>1
I
Ty HiuuMinil niid
tKn *~figur*
in
shown tin- tu0 bonk jciu.cin.ii?-•
A.
Oilr
deposit
tlckotw im*
$167.027 61. -That repmanta- firi'
thoso notes M r.'K e y?
A.
yes/sir:
-fS S
iTiftaot
vfrst^tti^y^-WttFhbdtb
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< M » 0 t i k a U n '* f f «
r,v/'T/<
-
W E D N E S D A Y APRIL 11, 1928
.TfcdlMTrtl
q. AVhoui signature is lhht?'*v
Phillips, look
t
__
- RH i
the stanjj, the de
thqiv,trial ,j j f 1
Tf
MH IF BRIGHT TYPE
Tanvfi t an m? belter
n,
1i nking eotnivnititjju; j.
.ligh^ equiwlcnt tau,.
fifty-m-tfiago Ohio u
I & u & h t 5*tyer^cla<kt* thul
deposit tickets covering credit* f >r
thp4ffrou.ia |fiat, he wpi
spoke oT that y t * (<
wy n u n hmtin tho -cash, “or it
"deposits'*— not to Individuals but
said to bo five tftiu* *,-2
fact [
Mr. Phillips T’
*
‘mignt, cover transfers fronV lioliii only an* acl-esSn'Fy before the fact
to deposit*.
tlm -light, being
trustees* account.or some other ac nnd , therefore could nut be - tried
A . . They are.1
Wright field.
Q. You mean that to deposit
Q. When were
those notes count to nccount of Mr, l^nke, oi
T H E C O U R T Well,, let me sou account?
before tlic priiici|ful offender Key |ncam |cscent l.ullip ProduCCtl
I
- signed
?
The lamp is tiniT.f,vt C
checks
that
had
been
deducted
F l u i d D is c o v e r e d IJy L o s A n If I get it dear; sec if I don't
had conic hefoc a Jury. Judge Grn>’
^ (ie n e n il F ive trie Co. Is
nqx
Mnimnttjp u;
A. Morning of tin; Gth of A u g from the bond trustee account hr
A. Deposit, general ledger ac
g e l e s C h e m i s t T h r o u g h H i s understand this correctly. The item
dunied
the motion, and i’liillips
*'— ' *'........“““
,’‘,nii,,K
T„ ]te (,’rtJtl AtlvanlaRC To research laiiorutorv ..iiu"
ust.
count,
under
head
of
deposits.
bulk.*
b x p e r T fn c n t s W i t h R a d i u m of $694,640.11 is
mnile tip— is
Was swonr ns a witness.
A v iitto rsln M a k in g ld im lin K S iiuib ilepartimnit .,f ^ J
(j. They are dated varying
(}. Where, arc the cash items
H a s P r o v e d G r e a t S u c c e s s false— and it is made up of the preQ. Does that $167,027.11 repre
no
During Jiis testimony, Palmer
Electric ( ’onipuny
“
represented
by
the
amount
of
these
dates
from
July
2nd
to
August
1st
ceding entries.
sent any deposits on thot day by
II.
April
CLEVELAND,
KA
end Dickenson, defense counsel,
— when were they made?
LO S
ANGELES,
A p r . ll. —
bus
a
life
of
1,060
,
;;i,
J
notes
Mr.
Key?
any
Individual
depositor
!of
tire
MR. P A L M E R : Tlutt is the
A. Dated hack.
The-largest and blight
A, The cash items— well, there tonlinual’y interrupted the. tlireet
siclans decribed tvjluy beneficial claim of the state.
bank?
* *
A committee of riyiB-^
An
Q. They were dated back. They is no— Mr. Lake took a good por cxnmfnatioii with objections to the ost electric light bulb has been headed by Captain y|tll.|^
A. . No sir.
results which they have observed
Mt
THE
COURT: Now,
these
were
actually made and signed on tion of them, nnd other portions witness’ testimony and to the day produced Vy Dnniel K. Knight of and Lieutenant tin
T*f
q. Will you state to the jury
through the treatment of cancer other items of Phillips’ nrc falsa
•r
of them were not re present etd by book offered in evidence which the
the— of the 6th of August, 11127?
then
Mr.
Key—
I
will
n.sk
you
a
pinking spccificntim,- p, ™
entries also, nml the combination of
individual jtems but by trunsfqrj "State is try lug la —prove contains’ l,u‘ nwandesven umj> i i pi
•
with a fluid discovered by'Profes
A.
They
were,
ILfht tm-ntTTIeliis.. Tlic i,rt
these .false entries make up the question preliminary to that in or
hr False entryj~u page 520- Phil-, of tluT^Ceiicral Kleeiric < ompaKV iray be used first ;,t tt,j
q. And placed in..the .baoV^^^JLjif y i“ l.,date. For-1ntwvs*
sor Robert A. Armstrong, a Los Brand total— is that correct?
der to keep your I*.inks in balance,— i
dn-y.r-afcWfr'fhTitTTflv'as
Auutist
tho^Ts^ohe
>60.01)0
.transfer—from*
the
,
lins
testified his original figures laboratory at Nela Park here. It field in Dayton, Ohin
bank hooks
.v*? .WsW* -ctjY
Angeles chemjsj , through hls oex- v iUt , ^ V I! LSI NS K I : T|,o ^
I nr
iiivutgs account of the bond t r u s - 1in thu day book hud been changed ,
M 50 kilowatt lamp,
fifUi^jlUI-?------- « * ■ » ticcou
nliJn
liTilitpec.
is
it
not
i
m
w
A New Prinri„|,
itinu of the state, nnd the daitn _ jf
perimenU-'uitK rndium.
_
A. Yes sir,
tecs that was taken care of in this, and that Key and Isike ingtruffed j
Thts incnlide.^ent lamp produ*
snry to inoke a corresponding-en
T h e 'la p ip is mail,. ut,^
And
forty
odd
thoimnmli
dollars
Dr. Chnrltti M, Tian e ym f Holly-:
M rT ,l° 1n'a'
wa«
MR. KAIH.SIN.SKf: I offer in
him to do it.
rv!) naon-duy light it is claimed. principles. The larg,. bulk
try on the other side of the col
Wl
friim » ity of Sanford coupon-, ac
medical corps of te Uni«ltd Stales, ' *
\ '
He testified that Key and Lake I r\Tj„ t„is long have been seeking n
umn, when you make an entry on evidence the papera identified by
•’chimney,’’ and a en,.
aafd that he had jiersonallv seen te
T H h ( HURT: I understand, hut
the witness as stale’s exhibits, F. count was in that item. Those two were in ^the directors' room of the ’ |nmp of this type. Lamps on avia*
one side?
ib
Tl
1 recall.
*
.
<• l ank on August 6, the morning t j,m Ending fields used :!l the pre- ono over the other,
Armstdong fluid used in from 2** •hese items are put on the books
(I.
H.
I.
and
.1
,
A. It is.
Ai
called
finif.
Inside
i,
„
)lt
THE C O U R T: Now I guess you it failed to open for business ami ( Mt.(lt time'piadui e many sources of
to 3V4* cancer cases.
*° "mke up the Item of six hundred
T H E COURT! Any objections
la
tf. Will you state t« the jury
through Which the i,-ir,f,
m
MR. P A L M E R : No, on condition hml better explain so that we will H at Key culled him in and gavi
jtl!<tead of one. This prevents from tlic filament a-.,.,
"Only
the
discoverer.
Professor
^"ur
what entries were made on the op
r»
alll| neenrate landing,
r»
Armstrong, knows nil the ingrediI 'A U I S I N S K l : That is it posite side of the book from that they be properly conneeted Inter, j •*!' understuiid you. Y ou “ see we’ him the deposit slips which Key
co|iper surface of the in.j.i
(h
later
testified
weie
cover
notes
Wright’s
lifmp
will: enuitU' Dyers to "chimney.”
MR.
KAIIISINSKI:
Thev
are
•
“
V
‘V!'1
letter
explain
cnas
o
f
the
fluid,"
Dr,
Tiimey
said
.
.
•a
on which this four hundred sixty_
jdaced to cover stortages in \ni
ittitfci* night landings-without dunsi
!y‘ " 1
“ While I have used'it with rel,H L , C.0 U 'V [; 1 t,imk 1 um,l‘r*
seven thousand was entered to Like called for at I lie request of jlic de* I .'J - ,l
hi
*
C....I
d'-mfendant. The defendant aslirsl
fo r.'1
..
, .
mils accounts, lie said the Hgut;on j.; <nid—
.markable success in several inH n ',“ "■ 0 b /t,c‘ io,» "Ver-rulcd, care of that item?
thc(|| and. asked
. .
■ :j T
TIIK
ill, tt
W IIIT N
NESS:
E S S : All
right.
»«- -» t »—•
km*,t hen'i
----that. ..
they .'
in*
AI1 -rrnrlit.
'Kht’ , • I... .....< -■■Hm
- W-—
- H
n L . - , * in
rrii ,„M>: fw used exatances, it is too soon-to predict1 * " * 1 b* TI« ve
MR. P A L M E R : Objected to, be*
_____________________
_
E rMITI,TTWp**w ” ' r" " ’"
the book. He said he
it, the making o f moving
4hat it is |>ositivc cure for cann'Vi M g p . v
,l
cause the hooka. a r t ilu uvblai^ c J• rr o U R T : I don't uml rsland :
"'b's lutcuiil. Now explain.what balanced tin* book with tlu* new |)kUires. Here* it wijl save cost and
Y E S ! ? o m , - ° r t "•
.i;„n11
. *»
.. ..
.... r ._
MR. P A L M E R : V e s .J h e ic J u m .
makes no such claims for it.
objixttMiZf
■Itrrt'^i.’f
t 13B the ‘T!usVtwi Henee bech ill
here is anv objection.
I-'1"'. I,u,a/.1 'A ,!l. "
.
entries and left it in his cage i*1( |jni,.. Ae|ors \/<mld not have to
that thi1
A(< olilinued) ( ity of San- tlu* hunk
■,
.
Doots*r« -tkiutioiiH
' understands the'force of my ob*" fore the jury.
i life
use “"make-up
r... , ,
.........:___ ...
. . . , 1
' K*
makt*-u ■
under such a
MR. I’ADISINSK!.*
KAD ISINSK I; He said on ford
had
a
savings
account;
bond
MR.
KADIS
IN
S
K
I:
I
withdraw
“ Physicians have learned to he. jection. We are notcontciiding that
1 aimer uml Judge Gray exehang- light and it- l i said in prevent
tin* grounds that they are connect trustees of the City of Sanford.
uery cautious in their aciejilunce o Mr. Phillips did not* make certain the question, if objected to. I
ed compliments during Phillips’ shadows.
ed. up later,
Mil.
UK K E N S O X :
If
your examination. "F rom the tone tlic1' Heretofore :i(» .kilowatt
i cancer cures, but I can say without entries which these papers cover. thought it helped the defendant’s
lamps
T O THE NORTH
MR. P A L M E R : They have got to Ibmor please, we want to inter
Two ealllngs w.ikly'l?]
court used I ..................." Pal titer j Imve, been the largest used. Tin y
qcalificution that it looks Pro-like He says he did. We are not contend ease more than mine.
■Icl|tlllitl
Ml-W*. Tvv.i ,
Q. 1 will ask this Mr. Key, us I be connected with flu* case of pose an objection to tliat testi- began.
kave been guanHiteed for duly I d
jfossDr Amij^njng has come upon a ing tliat Mr. Selina) did not erase
weekly , to lliilllniurr: i_
course, otherwise they are licit ma-- nmiiyj because if any such thing
lAtVea Inc. meul*. ircutxr t.
rcmnrkuble^ treatment. My quali-, U "w‘‘i I'eeause Mr. Schuul says lie [ started to ask you before. Just
Although still in tlu* dehint. hours.
Judge Gray interrupted
lerinl. (The papers referred to was- done, the liooks of tju* bark
N S W Shlpa In Servlnt I
fications, however, is that»least f iv ‘ di,l> ," ,t Die specific charge in this state to the jury now the , rcunr
tell me Imw to change velopute’il -tag** the ti(.*w latun
" I f you
Tliruuglt * fan e I"
vj
were thereupon * received in evi should .dmw that, and the books are
years should ebisjie before we will indictment is not the making of stances nipler which von directed
I$.lil..Vi);
anil other t".iiii. w
my tone I’ll be glad to do it," he ’■will lirei'il fotnteen and utte-lialf
dence and marked state’s exiiibits the best evidence.
ton
all-water
route
*
I.
*
,yj
know whether <>r not the Arm- fi*0** different entries itt there, b u t 1Mr. I hillips to make Ibis e n t r y hours with no indieation of htilh
j said.
cat rlvil at rcituceil nil*"
I*’, (J. ft. I. and .)., and were handed
at'rong fluid is „ cure for cancer. • I ^ a l l y ;ihc making of the en* " b a t these deposit slips remosent.
Mackenimr. it is claimed.
At*.* witinjl from kfumt. (H'.tr's.i J
The
deposit-.-lips
which
Phillips
to
|he'jliry
for
examination
by
the
, try « f .six humlrnl thousaml dol- "hero the entries wen1 imuli*, i»n*i
litre Guiding Ghimney
sihl wi re given him l»y Key were
Some months ago the husband, \H„ t uhil.tl Mr Sehaal says lie who was present— state first, who j jury,
M
& M
L I N ]
Iti order to prevent the heat
offered its test iqotiy hy tlu* stare*
Mcrehaata U Miner• Trine (
of a woman who " a s apparently
,ulllself.
was present?.
\
T H E ('(>t*l.’T: All right proceed
alnl •art' pled oyer the sharp oh produced frem causing the glass
AOOE. D a y S t ., Jackianr
A. i was sitin g in tin* back! Mr. Kabisiiiski.
dying of comer i-allgd on me forj
T ,IE COURT-- I understand he
from melting, cooling arruugejeclioits of hath Palmer and Dirk
help. My examination would have, is showing the falsity of the entry room of the bank, directors’ room 1 \ }
w . n* these notes made by
• a cut Inis heen muilu.
A sort uf
* IIS O II.
| l{^ t ^ r \^v v **
convlncor Jtie, under urdinmy cir- by Showing these item.- that make of tilt? hank. Mr. Lake* iiiitl th<M
I’hiDips eoitehuiing
testimony
morning of tin* till, and as comity
\ ' -rh;.v' n(.,,. V , , * , ,
|lV me.
cumstunces, that tnlatment was up falae'TnWTyr——
( Gimlinued from page 1)
.bowed that the individual deposit
bom!
trustees
of
tin*
(
ity
of
San
,
siK(K.(1
,,y
Mr
,
Ilch husband insisted tliut I do;
P A L M Ell: That. N true.
j first time that he had taken the ledgers kept for every customer
ford were short in tin* n sped that
Bomething f«ir her. I gave her aiyf • t, t-'1'1 “" a y from tip. fact tjiat
if. Were they used for tin* pur sheets. ‘
of the hunk, totaled $2-*!lt,l)IMI ^t! I
there was $:!(iit,6(in.(to worlli of
1
Injection Tuesday, never expecting 1*he item is not in accordance wib
pose that you have indicated?
wliili* the rmiy m the ledger, the
Key snapped erect, ‘*N*u. .Sir!"
items made up of a number of
the indictment, which says that1
her to Ik* alive three or four
A. Yes -ir; tu take care of his
stale charges is false, showed
people, including Mr. Lake, soim*
IMckensna
asked
if
Luke
didn't
Mr.
Key
did
that
very
tiling
items tliat he oivrd the lomk.
lactr On. Saturday, howeveyf alii
$661,6111) odd.
»rn I- m i i i i t . it, I. ■
iifSldlie, and a illlmher of other mH l b GOIJJIT: Well I suppose I
\
,
, , ,
. . . . . .
1 q. Some of them are* marked ask him " W h a t in the Dell he did
On improved City properly ;tl 7 per rent. .'1 lo fitruj
pain had ceased, the patien/ w a s | ,...*ii
dn tin*
ct'ss-exainiiial mn
of
... ft..., .......
d viAimls. had been deducted from
It for” and to gel them back riftl.l
** *
drinking milk and eVeit reci/ved a we’ll get to that later
(hat xceount; also Stitt,06(1.00. And "account items” ?
pili'lip*
vvhi'h
was
conducted
hy
away.
MU, P A L M E R : There* is no evi
A. Yes.
.strait*lit loans on rcsidftift's. .7 to 21) year loans on
do2en or so friends to celehrilte her
I heketi* on. ITiillips testified that
thereV'erc some otliei item- tli.-.t
deuce here bv Mr. Sehaal tliat
q.
Viiii mean by that it was tu
“ No Sir! lie did not!" snapped l lie day lioi.l; of tin* hank hnluiicrd.
dozen or so friends to cclcln ilte her
bad ibrien.dedurtediftoin tin* city a*
Mr. Key told him to do that..
' Key.
take up cash items in tie- bank?
liiisirtess properly.
counts,
voucher
account
also;
ami
II" denied M'peiiterl attM'i'tmns
‘The Armstrong fluid is uVually
Mil. K A D IS IN S K I: If it was
A. To Ink - up ea-h items that
Iht* forme, cashier testified that the ilcfeiree * counsel
that
I her.
given in three Injections, 21 U . y s ll<ine |>y t,„.
.kll Ilf th, |„lnl: on- the l/dgcr sheets then in the Rank (
other deposit
had been corrected to correspond had liren charged to these vnriou- lie. Lake and Monroe D. Hutton, might have heen
upart'.U
.
* - - * ’ directly
"
-* 'y u ^ l c r the direction of Mr. Key. that wi„
npart .It.is
injected
, , ht. MfrM(lll|„ llf ............. ..
aeeotinl *.
Lake's son-in-law, got , off the slips t omaki* up the dlffeleim* l.e
tile vl ills'
F >» .equivalent to Mr. Key having tees of the City of Sanford--that
*• 9
‘ (}
Mr. Key. yyttal do you mean Ham and look a taxi to hi> Iftntse I wee ii .s>;:* i.iiiiii ni.d JJ2.*{ti.dltn vvlmi*.
it himself; that is our view. As the books of tlu* bond trustee*, hy “>a- h items” ?
112 I*). .Second SI.
at about 2 A. M. He said they let " e r e not i redded
re* indiv idual
. P A L M E R ; That, is true, neg*- and the original ledger sheets "I
A.
Well, I no an check- or
hint "til nml went In Igike's house, Icdgm tu (V.imi • l'm|**r fir*- a- I'a*
le . stale’s evidence Joir (lie bank., and this difference bat
MR I* M.MKIt I Miliinit it your
"t l*i- c.ti ami <anu* back and i *r a l ed it the alleged flll-e -bal
worth, that is Lerfe as to be accounted fur oil the last lionnS picas« that if they have got
J loo 11|> SNHh tlm -I w h - In* mil',' di I not pg*|ireseitt ;t true **n
III!*, n i l . L O W I N G I II M NS W i l l . DE IH S G O N T IN I I 6 Hj
to tile itetnfc tt|iil,
ujt, and day. Therefore the various items ca.-li items here* in the form of
t,il.<
I'i **m 1hi bunk Tiu*r*- t, r of lejioMii-. Phillip.- icpbed it
KKCTIVK L A S T T R I P — A P R I L 12. I62K.
A ir q lllu J
H O I I L n l* ,'f this indictment here charged Mr. 1were gotten out. ami whoevei I any kind ••! pa pel that tliat i- tile be aid* lJm \ di m c* tu 11ut im,'a <l*d lot I-*'pie-ent a tin. entry "!
I'i .im- Ml .mil Ml hr) m e n I'.tinp.i jjikI Jarksonv Die.
11-im-L X c tllliV ^ I
Key with making these talse «*u owed the money paid it I lull is by ' l.est evidence. As I iimlei-taiid a ln*Us
Hi -iii* i 1.illit* t bought it i!*|i .,,
*U mdividlltil leilgei a r and 2* hclureti Sanford and Lakeland.
(Go.itim.ed frmir page I I * . , 1
thnfc go to muk. up that. I either charging the t lici k for -r cash item i- an unpaid * heck or w mild1 In 0 goo* id •a 1- K* y Hi* <omit.-.
I iiltowmg S ( lied,ih - \re In Ivifewd at 12:61 A. M. I'ri"
tt'fj
.
i
•-ign tig a not.- foi it ai Hint turn* unpaid iiotr. or unpaid deldt llmt 'lire ,s toll ", K<-y's* linio - 1mcauxo
lmiii.r plcaf- e ,1
..atkide and „.,i
'b 1’"t**, S* haul am t hei emHoya*
I J. '162b.
rolativt*
#
>
»
m*\v.
| hnrln ^LiUuI unil«ar Mr. Lake Mgucil
ii io.i- noteI is carried by the bank. I hey are the il.’tir might lit* M*ill im*i and of tlm bank, testified lit*- entry "i
III
I If \l\ \ o. Nti Nortliliimiiii
i ii \ i x \
i lull t 1l \ would In* >111r a; Hut- $,;:* i .inn
.mi,. .....
.... . .
.
the bunking lalw’if a man tells a ^ i g n e d s o i u r u o t i and tlleie u rie I lie pi opr r thing to have.
t. .1 |
was m ins liaiiilvviitiair.
t> Mt*
' • ‘ •* f
111i
lllfc t (H I, |: W hat Is the urn
, ,
.,
,,
, i.
r .
i i
.
.
e.ci.h to nut. l -■•niel lung, umlri , two m three nthci i oi.balance
N
Hi Ha tit Ml if
I III ( til IIT; lie i- isking vvh a t 1’’ 11!>‘
He said b" i ia-*il tin* figure wlurb
tcuality of it, I haven Gf seen the, .. . ,
,
,
- * ’
. .
, .
.
I
* NitMioiil
s * •*
...... .. i i .
i
......
v the banking law be m collstiticd to ot lln- Hieckr wen . bai ceil up tc h 4- (*o*onek Now, that is the only
rildn’t Hutton (ilijecL?, asked I ’Iti I! ir . t* -tilled had been * liaugeil
paper I .lent know what it i».
I
,*
.* ,
..
t ■\ T.imi'**
•I* I'
nave in testimony Imre by the ttin* varmim uccuuiit
I prepaid! all I .pi rtum now. I think he ran an-- I hri,enroll. Key
responded
(hat a'ul put tlii* total **l the three m
IIM IN %i». > i v■«*i (Ii Itouml:
\ <l| I ll bunl*d
1 II \ I \ \ «
o*Mr
l,**diW' ;
1Will -pusit to |M. tlll, mutl ^ at
- didiig 41. but j of this in tlu* back
room with M i '.vi'i that it lie know - what a ea-ii II ill 11Hi had untiling to do with it. liimr plm*
He showed th" court
• 'l.'1*!*•' ■ , ,
■state'- owp witiies- Unit nobody on] l-ike, running t .. 11 ,mthe adding ' item i- 1r* > "ii are going into tin* Ihdu'i Hutton tell you not to leave where* tIn- cta-tin-- had been mail
- ‘
r* .**
*** , lr
'fi'* 'V'l" «• uarib ciiw tnfd hint to make tho*c 1Ititieliiiie, |>ro>ifei|
it.and
call’ d «p i,.-. 11 o v Itv ».| r* »tl, *e we will th* 111 ' a - ki d tie- ill'll iree attorney
*ii t ie t hi s book pa"*' He sanl Inference between two hundred HmXy , -jx ,
,r,em.a.*d doll ., entries »««y.....id h.u k and
,1 * i;,.v I lo.v. to have tlic i a —h items or ai
"N o !
Key -happed Tin* attorney a*l*le*l b 'th n c.lit and *lel>it -ob
tut
I'
thousand, and 6.x hundred at.d
, ba{ ,*, jM11)|,|v . .llllUd them ; ..... d. In ,e an* these note- **
a- keii n ii wa ; i a la* l that lint
j Iic I'ook ami that they balanced.
r.omt fm l h in. Kilt, I In oolv .pi.
ninety four odd
thousands ,*i>
li.ito No. s."i will arrive Sanlord on new schedule Vlint t-iL|
1up himself aml'.jMil TJn ni on the
G
Ray iiiomt yvlio*’
ton learned the papers were at hi- II*' ,-iud lie could lot
til! if the
ton n .w i what i- a » ash item.
shown by the day book of the
.laliwire
It.nn- \*r-, pi and Mi will ina hr local Mo)re all
l hook,, apd that* is flu* entry, that
A- Raymond I’lnllip.-. t< llei of
hiiirec lor the iti-l time after tin* balau*
vv II- e i If* I. blit that Iv
Lank.
Ml; I* \l MED I did m*< exactly
-i;: mil—
we ’ll re now being tiled lorn
Go* bank I -ay ,
'ItnyiHoml l e tc
ilnce men * ante hack dow litovv it.
redd
I'll**
I.,
do
ii
lie
said
iii*
and
unite , -I o ml (la 11tu >1ion \l] i tgh.
Mr.
Palmer: Supposed to lip
i n i o i i m \t i o n
i ; i*:s i ; k \ \t i o n s
MR. KA HI SI.VS K I lie 'll Ilte .I ate these note,
I by Ml l.ak.
* No'
re-ponded Ivey more em- hey were m tin* telb i *s cage and
notes. Rut the position yve at* tak
\. Ga lt it eoi i- an item, tliat
(i. w l(
and
myself
and
one
m
iw..
oilier••it 4*ro.**s
M>* iv.w •!>
that
other
employ
is
phalli
.Jlv
than
bcfnli
tile
f
1
1
fee..•
wete
neat
..t>liti:ai llx i- an "Idlgatinii of -mn'
* ing. Is . . .
Ticket \geiil I’llllllc * re
I’eleis
Sehaal
wa**tn
.
and
al-«.
|
]iun In, Aft St haul •{nl him
w hen I he iii-t rut-lions yve,i* given
g. v« up tie effort.
mill * iitu.i I tli.it is i an led m tlie dai
filK n iritT :
Supposed . to be"
" i n e i*heck.- on various ;o.mint
| hrlf.
II*
bipl*
|mill
i*l*
tire
defense's
• dcjRjsit slips, are they not?
lv
cash.
The-,,
paiticiiliii
not'..
I
MR. I’ ALMf-l l Told him to i>i.i oi" the hank, and -om.-depo-it t ck
i l"t> I'MmilTiut ion oi |lie Iot.....
MJl. PALMl-.R:
Repivseulisi l.y
till'd it -,n - tlic knot of Hem
tile
I'lttil- together; lyit he Inm-ei. • Is. I wish you would place thi ■* Dll
notei,. The objection we an* tuak
repl
e
eat
•auk *a*|,iei wa- when they tried
•
u
menu
ti,,".
q
■
tlu- day hook lien*, ami nn hide :
ing now if your honor iduuse *s made I Ity -rah illation, titmjr lit*1
to pi ov e thiough him that tile en
i- It .
in the business .if \ogu-l nth; am,
that you can not prosecute a. mini try.
I*; "ii wlilrh l.ake re being tried
ill
nil"
iiiii,
\
i
mean
tin
alter you havr hall,m ml it. take i
•rin: i *( m in
in .i ( f*•11
or a nut of men for violating the
was a l* limit ally tine entry They
onl- t, means « In • k-, in cash, a
m to Mr Scliiial the othwi tePei”
U' reeded in ** mynhltl"
1—Thr—
bank ing laws after tin bank ban 1 ' tiled
mciitre 11unsfei s 110,11 liiimi tin
who wa- in the balut ot writ mg ire
MR, P A L M E R ; All right m i
TTHT IVovveil Dial while the entry
, closed; it must be done while the
Ter iw"
M, tl"' p ni rnl ledger
inx.wi.*-«
Ik
io-ii ica*l hv ill*
might 1
iirv is
in iif
ii-ii , tu
uiiii-i vt. mt.’ therein
uii’ii*
'fi - •( quest.....
bunk
open,m* otherwise
he me* himieully i " n e e (, i(
'■ < ■
Si net* I.S*K
'. l ’ i l ' ^ i 'h'' bool. up. afl' i which turn counts.
lio haxac.liireu-jWustmottotr— 1Vtnrr^t*Tnrn,r ' Mi Ley, Iniv e tin*--** pap'
T H E C q U It T
I will have tin did not li'presejit tin* trill1 *mail
" 4<t all of the items that an* to be
which
you
Imve
identified,
and
ever muy m-cur after. . .
.
posted on the individual ledger-. books. I am tiying to get turn t>* timi of Hu* bank w hen it closed and
T H E C O U R T ; ,I understand, but which have been admitted in evi
turn them over In the tridt\ iilual ' explain about (he iking, In get it was therefore fnlse,
1 disagree with you on these deuce Us state's exhibit K an* eon
’lou. Palmer.
hnnl with Hn k
bookkeepers 1,, be posted or, tb I clem in my iiimd. It you want th**
Klntutes.T J give you uTi exception j H'cUon with the entries "hu h you ledgers, which he did \tnl lliebook-- vve Will IlllVe tile books |'l"- i i i s o i i o f I lo* blinker's defense, at
up
to that.
*
! directed Mr. Phillips w*i mak
tempted again-ami again to have
, r
, 1'edits, these hulk i redds, tier, . .ho i'il
oil day book Nil. . at page ak-re
S 167.660.1111 nn round tigurcsi g
MR. P A L M E R : That is our oh
Key's testimony i'il live alleged fal
MR |i|< KEN'SON
The ..... .
jection too.
A.
I hey have.
make up the deficit of X:i67 |are tin best evidence
id
tli"‘ i* sity of Urn entry stricken, lull la*
tatulv
TICE C O U R T : ■lins
Will you explain to the ,ury ,666.60 in om* oecount. and vanou 1I *at,-li t ivvas over ruled by Judge HcW'itl T,
Xor making false entries
<h t what you directnl Mr. Phillips t Oepositn in others; and the- a i
IN ! • H U R T lit* y i i want (tie Gray, who himself took flu* witness
MR. P A L M E R
Vis.
Hi hand on numerous on ireiorre
ent'T iimm that bool, when* the represented on the tuber -ule by I "ok> tit le 1 You can get them
T H E COURT:
<IbjciT
' (•tries were made that
re rhe notes ami checks In <>tl,m word-,
q
lire Mi
I'abrem.ski I What when the state and defense quar
'ruled, except ion noted.
physical location m the bank and the assets that was put m were lo i "im, are you speaking ot Dow
reled over some point, oi when h.*
Q- (by Ml. I'al'isiuski)
Have uti'lei what eircumslatices and ,,, notes of Mi l ake, notes off mm.',
mm.*.!
\
Speaking of the coupon a i - thought tin* jui y did not mulct these papers, state’s exhibit E e if. .** presence thc-c ellllie* w *, • note of Mr. Si haul, a nun,be*
u ' omiit t itj ot S inliiiil truiretci ■ stand the testimony.
that you have just identif ed and ■mad*' l>\ Mr. Ke) ?
Key (estilli'i! thjit the city bond
checks, varimre nunilie, of t lua k - . ! tiom tliat I think ot sll.iuio -S2l.
have been admitted ii evidence any
■ MR i’Al.MER. What cotre
*•• and somi' items i harged to plot t I "IM
trustee fund vviys short over $.2611,.
connection wit H_ tin cat in
who o *••*., mi,Hiring about (6* t'oee pap and Ins-.
MR HI, KENStlN
object
t,, Otjtl when the iumk eloseii and that
you directed Mr Phillips to make er- ii, "(i the hook ?
On* clinks an-| tin* mic.-iinn as !>• amount- and he and l-ike had deducted amounts
MR. P ALM ER
I
upon (In* day book No 7 at page
Ml: I A lils y x S K I E n t r i '- mad* ' tIn* best evidence, ami the only evi relates
Iruni ibix account and that notes
f>2fi of the records of that bank, by !,,» direetion t" M, I’inlllp- m demi* of it I a-k the t'outl to I
’ I
THE C O U R T
Just so we t*ct and cheeks bad been used In replucu
Mr. Key?
page . i 2 ."i tu day hook N > 7.
vt,lke bis testimony
im-tii all tlmsi i the books ben* the shortage the day
tile bank
MR. P A L M E R :
Again we ob
things; those checks should be,
\llt. Hit KKNJsO N : Hone object fatleil to open. Hi* told ot tm item
q
I will ask some pidim m a”
joel because there is no ev idence ijuiretious Mr. Key so as in g ; ] hiought over lific and the note-.
i they are going to gel the books, oi S>2i,ttiMi charged to the city's
hgre that Mr. Phillips ever made along. Ho you know of your own
I Hi: I IM'ET,
11itxc- you got [ t,J , Hy tlu* GuurO You said coupon account and credited ' l„
“' » q entry.
1latke, which with two tillii'U made
know Ydge whether on the fifth
t the i lin ks ? They ought to hr * xi'iil.666 savings ucciVunl?
On the direct the lust witness o*i >il Auru-t there was a dep-sit bv here, oi 1 w.ll have to strike tin
A
Yes. sir.
I 4* 16,006 odd He told of a non,her
the stand said la* made those en
will, refeienre l" tlii
MR. KA DIM N S K I : \Ve wilt take " f other
tranauctiims
including
a customer of the bank $•‘*61. i U H'uony
tries.
he kcarl, one up separately*. The taut' the manipulation oi ?.'i;;,t,,,ti in Vullilik ll?
T H E - C O U R T : There* are. lw <
MR h A D IS IN S K I:
I have the iltialtotis of this are pretty I'm. Jen Hotel bonds of which
laike
A. Not by individual d positm *,
entries preceding tlic total.
note.-, I will get as much of it us I ai d 1 would like to check them up owed only $16,000. lie stud another
No sir.
MR. P A L M E R :
Ves.
sheet had been substituted for th
at tlm time.
That entry re mil a inner! We go aattlg as vve cal,.
T H E C O U R T : That is what 1
'H IE C O U R T: All right
lo t
I HE COURT. All right, tak. ,, original Sanford Rond Trustee led
i.latcineiit of tin* deposits by in
supposed to bad lefcrecne to.
ger sheet, and that lie directed the
jn-t tlie way you want it.
divaluid depositors or that bank »un send and get those checks.
MII. K A D I S I N S K I: Thus** that on that dav?
MIL EADSINIKKI.
I don't
•.'
(Ry
Eahtsinski) Wh i. making of tlie new sheet. In anolliMr.’ P h i lips put on, and objection
1er manipulation. $60,060 was charg
MR. P A L M E R Objected t": tin* think be has cec oiled ion at all if t- tliat 1 hand you?
raised, overruled and exception
wltal they yvele.
ed against thu l llicliuist; Inc., u*>
\
That
is
deposit
ticket
ot
entry i;svlf is the |n*st evidence.
1. litr e !
0' I" md any of the papets it N^oliixl Coupon aceoutil $57,61(1.
count, and a credit made* to l.uko.
He nays there wasn't that.
AIR. P A L M E R :
I have no ob
that jin, have tlmie that refer tu
Hu said at the tjme this PinoMIL
D
IC
K
E
N
S
O
N
:
Move
to
T H E CO U RT: I think that ..l«
jection to that. Hut Hie one that In
traiisiu t iolis tliat you have been - , like the witness' answer us the liurat transfer was made
Luku
jeeliim
is
well
taken
is being tried for, six hundred
-peaking
about
Mr.
Key
Handing
I
.unoui.t
of
the
ticket
Is
tile
best
came
to
him
and
said
his
account
ty lio you know of youi own
thousand, that in the one we areI apeis. i
was overdrawn ami to take it out
j "V plent'c of it.
knowledge what the collect amount
objecting to. plgate the court.
A. t ti itne-s examining
pa
'lit. K A D I S I N S K 1: It is in «*v* of some other account. Key said
T H E COURT; I don’t under 6f »!. p..-its thul were uui.l** by iq 1***1s.'j
the money transferred in this case
deitie, part *>f State’s Exhibit I).
am!. These items us I Imdei
dividual ilepsitors ot that hunk
atan
q. It there are any books o,
was
the property of tlie bank’s and
MR.
P
A
L
M
E
R
:
That
has
already
i
stand »t constitute the ileiits that yvus, M r. Iv**y ? .
papers which you need in ordc* '** been accounted for.
not Luke’s personal property.
A.
Yes
sit.
were erased.
lefresh your metnoiy on to give a
T H E C O U R T : That is a deposit
The amounts of notes signed the
(j. What was it?
MR. K A B IS IN S / O : Yes.
clear expluiuition to the jury at slip.
lust day to cover shortages was.
A.
I
‘
know
Hie
approximate
a
T H E r o i I R T : Thul
make up
what y*>u want to tell Me. Key. ptst
by
Key
as
follows:
MR. K A D IS IN S K I: Tliut is a de described
mount float ntetimry was uruuml cal! aial vv** will gut them from
the K0IM.646.il.
Scitaul signed papers amounting to
posit slip. State's Exhibit D.
two
lumdreii
and
thirty
thousand
MR. F A B I S I N S K I : Yes.
the Iit*nt , or wherever they urc.
T H E C O U R T : 57,610?
$8,466.76; Key signed • papers uMR. P A L M E R : The point I something in that neighborhood.A. These notes in my I,ami ure
q
Thut is tlie account,
Mr. mounling to $ll).8P2.2l ami that
q. What rcprrsnts the dif not*** tin,i went into the husmess as
am raising is^liis— We don't ob
Key.- in the ease of Mr.
laike’s left Luke's notes nnd othet* items
ject to those going in, or being the ference lii'tvveeU that figure of ap* part of tin.- credit.
notes ?
to make up $284,261.KE
identical items which Mr, Phillips proxtuiuUdy tw** hundied and thii
q. Yf*u know the signature on
The taking of testimony began
A, I say, or account credit of
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Covered Up To Help
President Of Bank
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MONEY TO LOAN
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Dreka’
One Of Florida’s IcCa<linK IH’parlmenl Stores
A
Special Sale
of
Quality Silk Hose
at
$ 1 . 2 9 the pair
Thill's., Friday and Sat..
W e’ve had many oppoi’tunities to buy low priced hosiery, but
we’ve always been careful about wearing fiuality and wotdd
gather not sell inferior hosiery just to make a low price. This
offering* is, however, one o f the very best values weJve seen
anywhere. Pure thread silk with reinforced tops, heels, solt*and toes- full fashioned and may be had in the season’s pop
ular shades.
Sir.
Prompt Attention given
Mail Orders
to v1'
G . A . Dreka and C o.
D eL and
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jTHE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1928
i
PXGE f r
hy JameB 91m;peon. "chairman o f iq*
Chicago Plan ,Ciommls.km.
I
“ It Hops not- Acchi to ml* th lt
provision o f f» • wnr memorial 1*
within the province o f the commit
sion," Simpson said. “ Yet it has
i.tcurretl to me that under the cir- -•
eumstnnres the commission might
[danlord Daily Herald
Hi*A Poultry nnd Eggs
well tnke the initiative in the efea
tion of a special wnr memorial com4' .
lN T a d . r a t e s
BABY CHICKS
mlttoc, composed of outstanding '
.Selected stock delivered, W. Ufferms; Csah in Adfanea
civic lenders, in .whose importin'
borns HTO $12. Heavy Mixed 100 '
lity, judgment nnd patriotism the
$12. II. Rocks nnd “ It. |. |j,.,|s joo
phone ads, will be recelvsd
people of Chicago may have full
51.». 300 $70. Emerson Hatchery,
W r o u and collector aent
confidence."
*
fdiately for payment.
Rrooksvillc, Fla,
— —
f'rttlfrrn
ite
............. 10c a line
--Jjllfrnnlionnl News Service
.lotrn *A. (lolahirdp nrehiteet. Has
_8c ■ lfiiie
SAN FRANCISCO. April l l . ~
agreed to serve as chuirmnn of the
.7e a line
The grout wove of . investment
PASADENA.. Colil. Apr. in. - . i • dlffirull for us t*> understand eonunitleo f niered by the Chicago
Ime rates on request.
I* DR SALE: 100,000 very* fine
enthtiNinsm, now sweeping over ( INS I— For all aur hnusti-il pm.
j iiciuy thingv, Their roforonce wa< 111itn Committee. Other Promin
sweet potato plants; A. Robbins.
reduced rates are for
gross
we
are
billions
of
years
he
to an adilresn hy l»r. Rus ell, the ent memhera who have accepted
"Hoar you have it new position Ed— and
from
ItJOT.W. First St.
new records almost daily on the hind the times!
utivo Insertions,
{ l‘i»nvet"n scientist, before stn- the problem are Col. Albrot A.
San Ftuncisco stock exchange.
words o f average length
• The authority for (his is Dr. |deals hi Hu* University o f Califor Sprague, (Jen. Abel Davis, Col.,. *
Zinnia i*lnnts! Rurpcc’s Giant,
ounted a line,
In the'first half of March, PJ28. Henry Norris llu-'Mdl, rescaicli a->* nia, in I.os Angeles this week.
what Hill was saying, it’s quite n step ahead."
Robert II. McCormick, Howard 1\
nimum. charge of 30c for
23c per dor. $2.01) per 100. Mix
the market value o f securities tronomy professor at Princeton
Sa/age. R. P. Lnninnt, William
A lining Plaint ■#
insertion.
ed or separate colois. R. F. Whittrailed on this exchange, exceeded University.
"It suits mo a lot. better than my old one uny.way,”
| Ml iiis is still a very young Rnfu.« Abot, Sewell I,. A w ry, Ju-I advertising is restricted ncr. Jr. *120 Summerlin Ave. Ft.
•$103,000,000, nr nearly 2 1-2 times
quilt* the mental capacity to c m * lias Rocenwald, Roy D. Keehn and
oper classification,
•Mellon.
Phone 882W.* i - __ . _
the value of securities traded on .it n period when people are mo pJaijeE" ---------------- --------------•
.
an error Is made The SnnEllwand II. Ronnett.
" I ’d like to change, myself. But I never seem to
the floor of the snine exchange in mentarily looking away .from their we are only now beginning to noHerald will be responsible
The committee will begin its in
15— A purl men t For Rent
.Marcl), 1027.
Incorrect Insertion,
»
\
_________
. ti'unikfin* 'problems to ponder what pc iiend our own origin. Racially vestigation into the most feasible
f o F •sibeeitwerU H T three months. Apt. No," l. TTTT
.hear of anything gOAd’briTig-open."
— 1-----~ -rz —
The Snn
.ri«iVnr3sTT
jithvm-y l u r t r r r - h r - T T i n ^ i i r o t- .Thj^jwt.je<-1 .without pre^ions. The office Rhould bn
day ranks ps the largest exchnngi Ueyoimd their i-ompii-hem-inii.
lom v.
| jtnijp,,,
SI. nnd Park Ave. Every ronven- |
lied immediately in case of
in the • United States outside of
A
bead-on
collision
has
oiTiirred
ience, also garage. Phone 8.T3—.1.
Mars
Is
the
only
plane*
m
wltieh
j "It must not be thought that the
"That’s the way it was with me, Tom— until I
ei
New A'ork city, according to Sid ,n tHi* **ky and Uu* i-lar N«»va l*i« atiAosphcru
< nditi"ns
prevail! Chicago 'Plan Commission has any*
itey l„ Svynrti, its president. This
i*
two f ' t i u 1 tIt **t which v^ou)<l iruki* any fontt uf lm» * pr(*fc*rcncc‘ ns to the type ot menu.
TO ADVERTISERP
d
,
* f
8 room furnished apartment. Con
position has been attained in less bem visible in southern latitude* niafi_ life prohable. Dr. Rus-e'.l said, orial,
orinl it#
location, cost
its Iiwation,
cost or
or anv
any other
veniences.
First
flout.
:ti(l
Cor
began
reading
the
Sfinford
Herald
Employment
Herald
representative
than a yrnr., ,
but
not
v
isilde
to
the
vvii|
ld’s|
"It.
um
ienti-ts
aiv
believing
feature
in
connection
therewith,"
ner Fifth and i’ulnn-llo.
sughly familiar with rates
In the first 2 1-2 months of 1*128, hugest teli snipe at tin* Mount then* Is life on Mars then the inha- Simpson dec’nred in a letter which
and clasrifiention will
Columns.
And
then
it
wasn’t
long
before
I
found
just
the
Iniisness tin the Snn Francisco Wilson rallies.io solar observatory i hiiaru * of that world me in a stage ( lie sent to the members invited to
APARTMENT
FOR
RENT.
Ma
you complete information.
. ,r ib velopment bijlioas of years in i job. the memorial committee.
honey Apts. IflOO Park Ave. Wa
* xchatige wns more than f'O per near 1asmletia
>,
[ if you wish, they will assist
Seiditists
who
a:e
tiding
tin*
ailv.vi e of what we know here sicent
of
the
volume
of
•
business
ter
and
garage
lurniahod.
■
Phone
“ Oui' investment is. primarily, to
in wording your wan: td
what I wanted.”
1H-J.
transacted during the entire year idieiioineinin m e in S o u th A m e n c i ItItel Iigenre.
nnke It more effective.
-r e that n'T>ropor memorial,
lllit.
■of 1!*27 and exceeded by a- wide and So uth A l r fi- a . T h e y tm licve, ;
V 1- fa i l tn llssllllll’ I*Dint*
-'
'r
*
Vt
typPf
ei>niMrui.-tc(l'ft.i,'ata
: i hi \ i - n f t fillip:!!' U l i v ^ l y i e i f ’ 1
Modern
furnished
apartments.
tnaigin, the volume nf business d is p a fc lie v in d ic ate , th at th e t w o
Innour.cemenls
11,1 ,v
^appropriate location, so .that tha
i
i
ilfltl,"
s
ta
r
s
mea
n
a
n
.it
h
e
r
s
t
e
p
in
th
e
Frigidnire; Murphy steel kitch
transacted in M)2S. The total
memory of the war and those who
tt-rin
“ c o m p a r a t i v e l y re*
lODUCIfMG Ixrng'a Pure Pork en: Oarage: excellent neighbor
value of transactions wns mon* e v o l u t i o n m p r o g i e s s id the w o r l d s
''h
:
participated in it may be ade
i*i*nf
.
l
o
o
k
in
nn*nit
rout
I'.yiiitM
hood:
rent
very
reasonable.
Park
wh ich i n l n d i i i a n ts o f th is w o r l d can
l.sngc. 117 Mugnofla A 'e .
than $3Id,000.000.
quately
observed by (his great city.
(Political
Announcements)
i
Political
Announcements
t'l l s IIIittltl i>
o n ly u f e w b il lion
Apai tmerits, No. 3. Phone 818—.1.
In P.127, the San Francisco stock s e e lad k n o w l i t t l e ab ou t.
It seems, to me that there has
/t'.il-.
old
|.ost and Fuund
D
r
W
a
l
l
e
t
S.
A
d
a
m
s
,
d
i
r
e
c
t
o
r
of
I'OII STATi: l.lfdlHI.ATUllK
■-on rn x x ru u .r.
Furnished apart men!
Will sell
been a conflict in ideas as to what
t wish to nnnuunte my candlilacy i xehange trailed securities with
t w is h in a m i o n n e r ttiul t am a
than ' l i e Moul t W i l s o n obset v a l n i y sai l
f
o
r
l l i « S l a t e L d x " l « t u r e (Q r o u p t it ill market value of more
a silver Persian Cut. He
furniture. Reasonable. Ilnx 7.— t‘ii atUtlnl e f e e tie- o f f i c e o f I ’ unChicago should do.
lie
did
t,'d
inclin
e
to
th
e
e
v
o
l
u
t
i
o
n
Ktnlile
Distr ict
No. I, Kemltm l* J) nhit will iippreclate sU|iVM>ll In «d,33.0110.000.
'd. Return Mrs. P, A. Mtto. Sanford Herald.
"Then* is no douht that the city
I 'o iin lv . Klurlila, s i li) D l s i r i d m m - t the iiiloniry In tie belli In Jaaa.
Tile story of the r e m a r k a b l e Uu” " v
U l*. MAHAN.
:i:i8 \V.
should in some way memorialise
(irlfin,; r i i c l l i . i i P re c in c ts NiVa. I. .
b
o
r
a
in
t
o
tin*
e
th
e
r
,
s
t
m
b
o
d
been
Nieely furnished apartments wild
e xelia iige,
rea lly
M 'liw lh o f tliis
*.
to. It .v it*, subnet t o 1.----the men who lost their lives In the
I am more inclin ed l o b e l i e v e . "
All modern conveniences. Phono lie* w ill o f llin v o t e r s In tin* l*elHn->
I - o n i i i x s i* i i i i i :
d a l e s f r o m Sept inber. IP27. P r i o r
world wnr, and those who fought In
' Bowknot brooch "ket with 7f). Call at 318 I’ulmetto Ave.
e : aid, " D i a l l l i i ' t e w a s a cutli ioii
i i i i l l r l ' r l m a r v in he hehl nil June
I w ish t o iintoioiice that ! ^nm
.'■Hi, A I', 101*X
a caniliilatn f o r the o f f i c e o f l on- In that tint'*, tin* m a r k e t v a lu e o f I a n d tv bat mu e w a s N o v a P i c i o r i a ;>
liestftnes. Finder please it
the war."
Vi.ur siiptioit Mill he nnrireelntril. >1 a hie f o r
J ii- lii'e oi tile
Priieif | j |1(
sis nritie. H a i l e d a v e r a g e d , now t w o s ta r s due In N o v a P ie tor-s
1*05 Magnolia and receive Re- 10— Houses For Ifenl
Finanrinl Support
A. l>. ( A r l i e J S M I T H .
D l s l r l d No,
I
S -in liio le
t ’ o i m l y , nbrnit s.ai.onu.ihH a m nili.
In
Klinlila. mini •• .............. . Hie P e a c e
split ling into two sections. This is
Various prominent Chicagoans
value
I i l . i v l d t'oiiip risinii
K l r d l o n t*rc. S e p te niln r,
1’
e eirk et
vastly important to Die scientific
•i i-oon- house all improvements,
I hnW' indicated that they will lend
, tills, N o's I, 1. I. '
10. I I , & 12. .inaipi'd to ? ( t iM'd
mi) ddd
Uiin In Decern
rim
jf
s
T
H
K
o
r
t'RAru
D
e
m
siilijecl
h
i
the
ilccision
o
f
Hie
Dorjitli* After Her.Son’s Havn •heir financial nnd moral support
world.”
(inrage. Phone 371 J.
Pocket book with title for
f hi . d i y atim oin ce my eniutlitncy ( i i c i a l l c l 'r l m a r v l In- helil on June bl-1, til
i
• n il ies 11 ailed •
Died On Battlefielijs. Cilv to tin* project, which would rank©
■'Tile vii-i impnvlan 'e" of tie*
to
llm o f f i c e of :,!b. ,V II. 102V,
(ck nn<l Willys Knight <nr. !• MOUSE FtlIt KENT: seven room-, fin i - e - e le d lo n
•
.
inio,ooo. In pbeaniiie:iiiii e- not cimtltieil to live*
was
m.if
•
Justice Of tin- I ’ d ioe. D ls lr le t N o I
Hits Storied Fndertukin'rOf Chicago the site of one of the
I u l l l c u o i c i late viuie support
please rriiirn to Wight Rros.
■ . a s ligh t f a l l i n g
$2n.oo per month. Inquire of Jno. Hiiviinr h. in this o f f i c e f o r ncarlv
I.HKl.IK IlltVAN
January t
I.'reelihg Suitable Memento most imposing memorials in tho
scieiil ific vvm Id, aieateur aslrono
m u i c a r s itiki ti
i he illHii-ld u a s
P
a s h a l l m onth. mers poinu out.
i», .linkins, Court House.
o f f but in
Hiei t i ll in to the l-'ioirtli t i j s t r l c i I
country.
I'O II J I N T I I'M O P P K I C I I
iie| ftistlfle il hi a s h i n g llm i n ter n
nn all time re
w ail ! n n
i
CHIU AGO. 111. Apr. 10—- ( IN S )—
li would lie noire * vastly import
l o l l I H n T I I M T NO. P O l II
fur I lo i r sufipoi I on ill* |iri*vlour
Starting without any conviction
HI—
Houses
For
H.
•i
i
ij.oon.noo
wa*
Lutumuoiler
T h i s is in (innoiinci* niy iTniellitaei rul'd * *
recoi'il h i .Jtelti-ii o f ih e i 'e a c e arui
ant” to a let o lav men il this e,|dl»* Ten yeat's after lie#- .soils died on
us to vvliat form the memorial will
Ho. P w o 'e , I list i I d i - t : d . l ;>lw •!.
lil. il g e nfys li, hi i iiill iv'iCT
g*"** f o r J nsH ce o f
tiebatllcficlds
,n
France,
Ehicago
I should lolliib* with a itnr mnl I f
S.i.all c o t l a g e mi .Magn
i]-Wt yea ill1 ail llo- |ii .ii |i Ii - a s<|iiare Uval w ith \,I • Hiiiiji-ct to llo- w i l l of the
take, the committee will be at
DDMOfcA
1 e v'n'om
iiudci inking to draft plans fm a
nlit ml i halve-, a> Nova Pictonti l l ti* ail mill >11 I d id l.eriT I' I I li.MIln Till II* Vi'HTs Ju lie full. 8a o
in
cash.;
jo
. y j : Pii.nli w ith o n ly V-’
id
TifMia
mlv(iWAiam
trucks.
liberty to consult, prominent nrchl.
re eu
li.ril. I.iil.t Mi.in oi',
IMulu.
t.nhr
11| I lit* til u s
M
a
r
c
h
w
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l
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h
i
>.
mill.st
1
.,
ban
World
War
memorial.
will siiiO w n e r needs m o n e y an'
VI,il V.
l a m a vvoi.l1.
Alta m iintii
w \v i.uVKU.
for ideas. In a short time, it la
1. Street.' Phono 8.
and
While other midwesteru cities
8|n1n«s amt
.••*» I 't i y . e on sH liii.i TraiiHtu-lions an* a v e r a g i n g «'• " ‘ |done
caie H er
Pi fire . A d d t c m R I!
teels
and artists from any place
Hi.i ahnv i> ill- ti i d
(b
an
VUIOO.OIH)
a
d
a
y
.
*
m
e
cn‘,
t
il
v
arums
memorials
to
IVrliap', amateur a tn ui tm-i
aid.
li .iccie.l. I |inunis« an tmnes*
believed, the committee will be able
H N s l& COW AN CO Auto
Die
di
ad
m
Dig
world
war,
this
wen*
saving
i
'
m
|her,
it
i>
lucaiisi.
i
t
ness
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i
l
l
o
n
(r
e
#
ro il si r ia iiv T P M ir .v r <ik
fiinn Hie nsinil nieilillrsito.rie-ss
liv»or nnd sheet metal works. F o r S a l e ’ 3 room bouse m S a n f o r d
"f mu e 11 mile youth, eve , though i it> li.i . at .vet, taken no such ac to suggest a definite project which
1*1 III.it* IN nth I ITIll.X
It.ls of.
!
nm n , i.Tiiliitalr f**r r i i - d c c ttn e vi to i.tll) eivonrcleil vv till
H
e
i
g
h
t
s
.
Stu
c
co
ail
i
m
p
i
o
v
e
?rench At enue. Phone 71d-W.
in
.in- billions oi ve:n> old Dun it tum, ai d plan.- have been suggested might be completed by the tlmo the
.
I’olilicn l Annntinconu'nl
In i hr n l f i c c of • *pi-i i n l c m l d i t of f o r
World Fair is held here.
it 1* IIKI.KHDN
j n 'e n t s — W i l l s a c r i f i c e f o r $331111.00 imhlliInsti i id t.i .
fin
S d iiln o l*
He Used His Head
__
to Get Ahead
I
U lrfn
A mill
I •«
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fket w li
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■vahall ,i
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:*• t fa
PRA
TibTt* u
r* vd,
, .-rnenj
CHICAGO TO BFGIN
W A R M EM O R IA L
TEN Y EA R S LA TE
D u l y s m a ll cash p a y m e n t Vc»|uirt'il. I ..,wiVy. siiliji c> tu Ilia I ••■in<ici’ ll l —
H U P C -M A R M O N S
I'r lffn irv t m u s u p p o r t X ill he ap |
I ’ nX S. 1' ( a r e T h e S n n f o i d Mei ■
Sanfonl Automobile Co.
|ll eclllt eil
VV U M fllM .
aid.
^Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137.
\ tT i i r
P i n t T i t l e i.i
I 'K H J t ' O T U T ! O P e t M C B
Sul,J . i t l> 11.i m|i|mMuchiiiu I •■■nin
III -kill I « T NO. I 'O I II
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in
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iumiiiiii1'
l lu-ti'hv a nniiiiiice civ caletlila ey 1 • ,it ic i* r ) ’ in r >,
it«\ i* »f»«l iIid v f.n lit.* I I mum**
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21— Lots For Sale
1(1 T l i r . v I IT K H S ( 11 - S I M lIM H ilC i u l i . i v hi |li*i I ii-niijcj'ut lif Pi I null > i *rmi|i
I f mitn.n.i u*tl I
lualnto* .'Service
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I d I -i- l i c i t .#11 .1II to* Mil A I). P.I2h tut I»$*hf r f f di i w in ln*»ul!f o f Uni
I ,..l F o r S a l e — C n i l i e i l ‘ it)i St. and
Ilf ^T*tt||(litti « ‘tillTil v
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1 n i-h io unniotiicc Hint 1 ant a
p| ■ i tUf
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LNRFEK Servile of all kinds,
Dak A v e n u e . T o s e ttl e e s t a t e Willi ■iindldiili. (or i .*1. i l inn hi i h « afIo i’ inII y rmlur
t.l • ..iiiiiy ihoiii iil sslii nri frm a an t i i i ; \ o i l*.ns t « r h i : i i i .\u i #i ; .1 I U Tax
I.
lone fi70-\V or 88112.
C. E. s a c r i f i c e f o r $3011.110. Sec Eil iv. * j1
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UOil M l .
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H i g g i n s . Inc. in A m e r i c a n T r u s t Cl'.li.
rpen'ng.
I IV» t( in li ii'nttiiin’1* tlnvi I *tn a opinion
h.*M
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June
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r itn h i i n t , jr n c n
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sr Spar Varnish, l-aequer uml ('an- Herald.
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f o r m --elect it oi -io
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let, Soli! by Sanford Paint A
a n.t
\ pi- r ie(ie • Hint
I poss.tae l o j
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• li l t i i n x t v i i n i M i ' x i n v K i i
Paper C. . (!. U. Sinai!, Mgr
I’inehiii st I 'l i.rl'I.i hu I#J*-cI tu litti w i l l o f lit*
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t v isli to a ti flounce ilia* I am a
V ole t s
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|W. 1st. tt.
the o f f i c e o f i ' o u a i y
I 'o u n l y , tu iiu* lu nuicrttUc Prltuui’ r l C.I lillols I e lot
t-li*cll'iii to lie IO-l.t Jttui1 pill. I :• *X i ‘otpitii>>Pint r f r o m lils trtet No fi, to -ini: iniP.it.H op spifiNui.u
sill.)*-, I Io the ileeisloll of the V » l J AH i. S'.I V lto N
WIGHT P R IN T SHOP
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2 Acre lots on Dixie Highway.• u Isli I k iiiuioiinci' Hint I am a
1PPY ser*..*e on any thing in
lie hi Id on Jan*- ('Hi, A. D PJ2H.
near Ijike Monroe. Fine Truck
poll
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in J tint’, ol it, l H y e a r, I Iiiivh liv e d c a n d id a te f o r r e - e le c H m ' in Hi* o f
I a n u p y o u r o d d w a l l s 2(r—-Aliscpllancoibs F o r Sale
in itriittu* “ nil Henitnole e m liy te * fic e o f i - f a x ,Vi*«ess|ir. will Jert to t h * *
f o r 40- yea rs
I h a v e served as •leelntun ol' the v o l e t s In llo' flem o*
[ ii t h e n e w w a l l p a i n t
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c im r il) I'omitilf-sioner
on
ami o f f e r a lli' I T I m a i y ,*.o lie lield In Jilhr I
(Lt'gnl Nutters)
fKTJIING NEW AND RKT- llmiscltulii FuruiiiiM*. Call _______ ___ (..I 12 y e a rs I h a v e matte my tlv- ,,f
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ina r a i s i n g s lo e k amt I'ltrus fru tt
KOR FURTHER INFORM AA .• -V A Hi HI A N. - j
entl f a r m ' lilt. I 1' rI#poy,' in tel e v e r y
—
, C A LL PHONE 235-1 DR
iiy p s v e i carry
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K i m r i . t a i K o r roiT Ji- r
M l I II |; l u l l P I III Ii V I i o n .
8, I,,I No 1121I .*
V. C. COLLER, SANFORD
share " ( l a v e * h> v l e i v ' m ; Die proi ticii liy announce in) cnndldi.ey ;
tty per n.» ii ,i l l y .
Y our
support ,*..r c le rk o f i lie c ir c u it cou rt who - I N T i T H i ; T.l* |-|. VI.VI I N l i P K St.’-i'
ROAT EOF. SAl.r.:
foot bridge pa eIII
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he nppl e e t « , * «
*rr«*\ »*{ tiv i
p et l o Ihe u III o f Ihe v ote r s in
t i 11 idl. H Kfa;
deck cruiser, thirty nub draft,
i vsi v il v
it\ t i i i : v« y hi
Dm I,,.|iiueraHe p r i m a r y h* he hehl
i
.I line fi.
I w ill
appreeli.le
your
JEY’S DRUG STORE P r c fully equipped, sleeps six. Price
l ' M T i : i ' ST %Tt;M
suppni l
i-*iii p o n i i t a i i m :
<Jit I|M‘U\ IU•* I 'l
1 h *rehy anmiuoci* iiiy I'aadiilaeS'
r, ,V p ' l , HI
Iriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are roiisnmible. Ik O. Rox 1188,
nr*.*.
f.n ion > iuhte fin- th e f o u r th illslenr ns your phone. Call 103.
H Hint * M 41U
Nolle
il let, suhject lo Ihe w i l l
of
the
pom
(o r v r t
r it o u K r i'T iN ij
' l l — Money 'I o Loan
-l 11•"«- i»» up
PlMili* h.l
xnierw In l).e H e in iir ra ll c p rlm o r y
V I - I- O I IN K V
o f June e
You r v o l e ixlll !•* ap*
I hereliy l a k e this m et hod o f at * f >1 oil I It* 11
The Nrw OH Tleclrle—N*vv
Mori
gage
Loans
ll.DING
BLOCKS—Trrigatmn
o . onl i n e my eniidPlai-y
(o r
the S i .»l i l l *■**.
pi --eliiled.
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Hj i Iioj J M u vet.
Ill MH.I I \
11 P ( l lo li) \\ ll.P O X .
oiT le e o f poiir.ty P r o s e c u t in g A l l o t
pxes and ‘general cement work, ai Improvikl residence and business
(icy,
subject
io
the
DentocraHc Inrifle
property.
icle Concrete Co. J. K- TerNNYI 1 uf SI
poii s iic n ir r
Prim ary.
I
w ill
appreciate
am
s it
i: . N‘ U l • ..t s W ( 1
llnldwin Mortgage Co ,
I am i e nm ln ia le ( o r Ih e o f f i c e support g i v e n mu * by the people
In c r e a s e d lisp tiv r ail ro ad s .
rger, Prop, 3rd and Elm.
mill
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and a ssure them. If elected, will
See our local Counsel,
lociillUltlv l>M lll e Him d MM .
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*x i: . jiHti ,*• i ? i .i I ,.e| 1| |t»r
S R. Dighton. Sanford, Florida.
i ; \ V A t.K i:n
(lilt) Unit Slute.
v e i l ' best Services
t in
SWI I hi s\ ‘ 1 1| >4 .
[laiting.
Metnl
shingles
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sminicrn racllic lines in
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Political Advetisemcnls
Texas began to usu oil for lns-*>
I liere hy a n n o u i a V m y enndlilacy
Inn
I ’ OII 4 't. K I I K O F T i t I) P l l t l t l l
fs. See James IL Cowan. Dak
* \ 11 fiorttfift* rlii Ini in l:
f#.r Ihe o f f l e e o f P h l r l f f o ( S e m i n - I
ro p iiT
inotlves sliurtly after the Spindle
ro ll sn rrriirr
I h e r e b y nmcuinc.f my entxlldaev v<*i f » l \ nr <l« nlr l iiu i ■* .“ htiM
o l - P o u n t y eul#p'<"t I " llin v.’ ltl o f i
and Third St. Phone 111.
I he reli y unaoun ce my ciindldai-y i h « v o te r s ui (lie June P f i m u r y .
lop oil discovery In 1901. IJy 1‘Jbii ,
vi III
f o r the o f f i c e o f C lerk o f tile Fir- ho mi io-ml hi rliiii i l l *
f o r re-e le c t ton to the o f f i c e o f Nhercult C ourt s u l l i e d to the w i l l
of lull ffl iftiii111 Mil j t*» \’* V 1o
J. D M c C l . H M . A N D
(be complete change to nil burners'
Nipper. Signs of nil kinds, tfi o f Se m in o le P o u n ty . puh.'cct to
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the volet* at
Ih-m icrntle prl
bad been made. OH was Intro
net loll
of
Hi*
v o t e r s In Ihe T O - I I I , : v o m i t s O F NF.XIINOI.R m o r v <iu June fi, 1 9 2 k
(mwii j*m"i* nf 14.41.in nii h 111*' .4lor**
Sanford Paint A Wall I'jiper •In,
DenioeruHe p r i m a r y to he held n - « »
duced by railroads having thatr,
mmid ii |tfi|teni i*iti,
I Ol N T V
D. I.
T H I l A S I I lilt
June.
I
w ill
appreelnle
your
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I w is h lo n n nm il ir e m v*e|f ns a
liKI HI1IIJ
western terminals on Puget Sound,
hiipport.
r e s p e c tf u lly j o u r s ,
IirK 1st I'll (iK " l l K n i l T
ealiillilnle f o r ’ Ih e e l a t e l e u l s l a l u t e
C. i£ H A N D .
especially on those di visions which
1NOGRAPH—repairing, piano
I herehy ’ » iinounri. n i y » p l f rie a
In tiri'Up 2. S em ino le P o u n t ) , wnhJ, et to
the
D diiocrnH c
I 'f l m u r v r ifiilid i l r f o r tilierlff *»f Seu»liM»lr
N Iht* yarils nf most nf Dio largo 111 lemur cm a di rlve’s Its power traversed the heavily wooded sec
lining by exjerts with 17 years
.
P O II P U N s T A l t r . i :
tri
III*1 jiuilon of
fi. A
pi-JH, nnd w i l l nhldiM **o(Jlity Mihje<*l
railroads a new and revolution fniiii et .time The oilfUtctrlc, on tions of the Cascade Mountains,
I wish io unaoun ce my enm llducr June
I MI N T V
trience'. Sanford muslr store
r o r d l n l l y mil- 1 1»••
D em ocratic
prim ary
to
»*• i n t i i i : n i l i t T o r t i i i
hy results o f mime,
I III N i l .
o r Ihe o f f i c e o f con stahle. D ls lr'c t Iclt v o u r support
j I i i h i -:.
s p v iin o ip .
hold In ih e r a r l y ' p n r t o f Ju*«v. T i l l .
ary typo nf Incottiollvn la being Hie ullii'i li.,tnl. uses fuel oil.
where the use of o il it waa felt,
Gift Shopps. McLamler Ar- fNo
I, Se m in o le P o u n t ) , sutijeef lo
x t v ii: o r
p i .o u i h i .
Very retptcilvely*
J It DYt.ltS.
If I * 111! J« 'till.: tit IMlltl that this would reduce the Are basard.
Icslnl In swltcliins aorvlco.
It
Phonc 831.
B» i; UltADY. i n h i : t i i i : d s t a t i : *» f
the H ill o l the V i t e r s 1,1 Die DemilH I-*i -1 ii'ild. I n-ceiir-eil
la also to bo boom on cxporlntnnial is uoi llo- diet lul induction of a
P O II T A T r n i.L IH 'T O H
The Increased Importation ©t
r r a t i o P M m a r> o f June f>.
IN P H flll.V T i:
r « n roi'WTT H io n K riT iM i
I w IaIi in iinnoiint*#* ilmt I utn m\
U A TATI*..
Hel|» Wanted Male
abort
hauls and tins made satisfac pniibbi ol |tdrnl.'imi Inin the field Mexican oil was a factor In the In
P IN XI. N O T H P
ATTflllNKY
nt ,i)111mlo for’ ir-electlon In (hi
N o tic e Is lierehy iHvcr I Iml 11i,»» tory transcmiMiicnlnl runs on a of fibl in miii ti.in'portal ton. The auguration of oil-burning locomo
1 h e r e b y uniiuuiii'ft m y cundldncy
ft'fltn of T a * Colkctor nf
nut ro x x t xui.lk
fPY or gentlemen who can fin
litiile rs ls to il w ill, on llo - ill tiny »*f
County. miliSrcl lo ttin cicIIuki f o r r r - e l e c l l n n In the o f f i r r «»f
Canadian road. This latest "mar nil lull aim: >l.*aui loi-ouiotlve sup- tives on lines In the East and Mid- ^
t wish to an nou nce Dial I am a
I I Milance* thcmsplvcn to open agency ca militate f i i n I In* o f f i c e o f P o n s t - o f the v o t e r s In tho h f m o c r t l i f C!ounl> P r o e r c u tln u A l t o r m y mj I»- Mn>. A 11 Iflfi'X. preseni t. Hi**
vel” Is an oil electric locomotive, pl.inii il Do- i tt:il liieleil engine on die West. The Florida East Coast
. .. .
tm i b l e P m in ly Jitdue oi isi llllnnlr*
Jrcl In ih o w i l l n f the* v o l r m In
T r l m a r y to he held In June.
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iSanford for sale itnd.demnastrn(hi- Dcrn ncrntlr p r l m a r v nn June G County, I'lnrliliv; I II* rtn.il r r l i u n ,
a compact, self sutflelent engine many Fitni hvve-lfi a anil Ruclflc Hallway began the use of oil tn
Y o u r eupport w i l l ‘no A p p reciated
ty t'loi'lda. s s ill d ls tr lr t c o m p ris in g
J O H N O. I .K O N A H D Y ,
a r r n u m unit vouehei- tn* rtdnilnlMs
JNO. O J I N K INH
[n of Wilshlrc's Superior 1—ON c l c d l o j * prei-lnels No's. I* 2, 2 4.
('o.m I Hues >• ars ar.o.
1916. Thn Missouri. Kansas *
Iru itir i *v»tu TrfliitnifiitM
v
«l*• which Is its own power house.
Ill, I I I'.* subject to Hie w i l l o f lh.\—CO Health
Relt
(E lectro
hoiilK non, nf (lit* I.Vim* *•( Ui*<»i“*i»*
In appearance it rosotubli;* the
Shot Hy alter the Drake oil well Texas Railway placed its Oral olb
I D l l POD.NTI- J i n m :
v o i d s In Ih e Meuuicrullc Di-timp-v
■D M P l . K I I K 4 M i n I I I D I M T
II. Fi'FllIlId, i|ru**j|*4|*t(. j« ini a I hu l«l
I lisrstiy uniioinire my e a m lM n r y
tgnetiam.) This, is a real nppor- to be bebl on .June Sill. V It, D.i2X
I h e re b y announcii niy eaiulldacy
electric locomotive, but, unlike discovery
in
t'eniisylvanla tn burning locomotive in servlc© in
office
of
d e r k . o f the t lull*, t Ii **11 miu ! i l j r r r , nmk•* a p p l l You I su lip oil av ill lie ap p re c la t"il I r>>r ti e ti f f i n , nf I't iu n iy Judas o f f o r th e
ilty, for tin.- one Uccepteil. Cal!
that. It speeds along utterly Indlf- I had ex'perlnietiis In using nil as a 1919.
Semiti'ila 4,'tkunly.
Plot Ida,
s u h j s d P l r o i i l l 4*nur|, e ijh je r t * i llm uetlon r a t i o n lo (hi* Maid* J mluv !"•* a lluul
.1. .VI. i V I P ) V i r K K I t Y
person only -117 Exchange llldg., I
t•■ Hie a d l i t i i uf the D e m o c r a t ic o f Hie v o l e * e - » ll.e June P rim a r y. m d l t r u i rut o f titn mliri iiilPl r a l l a i i nf forntRif0 third rail or overhead locumotlvu fuel fiegan. Tha first
The ollelectrlc locomotive, com
jM*lilt*Mn(n nrul f o r
an »»rd«*r <U«M y turnr o l l r o i ' N T V x i r n i i x T i i x i m M ' P a r t y oil June r.th, 192*.
H II. D K A 8
rlnndo, Flu.
electric IrnnsrnlpHlon, In tills re expe,imenls which resulted In con bining petroleum and electricity
rh u ru liu i him im mh Ii \ d in ln lM r m •
iuiisi it f o r Hits o f f l e e Is In lint liandal ...
o r - I ' l I II . IP ISIaTHIIC TIO .N
up i*iiu* t ix t a inPiito a ii ii **vo ill* ho if I ft
my
frien d*
th riin ali oilt
this
sped It Is a« Inilejiunilcnt as Die tinued utilization were tnada by for power, further relegates George
run n m i .d m im .v t i ’ ii*
t w is h to announce m y ran d ld a r ). of
)— Li veal tick ~
, h e r e b y an n ou n c e rtn i-nndldaey Iff Ml
f o r the O ffic e " I S u p e r ln le n d e n t a cou nty nnd w e a o l i d t (lie sup por t
■team locomotive, but It rtua Diit Ucutrnl i’acillc Railroad, now Stephenson's "Locomotion No. 1"
llitf* tI m*- -1
"f
MUrcli.
P u b lic
I n s lru c U o n
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The Sanford Herald, April 11, 1928
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 11, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 11, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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