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T IIE W E A T H E R
yo ur n ew spa per
blhhed in Florida's Heart.
- World’s ^ re ?le st Vegetable
Minn.Us ftlfhesl Garden I-nnd
Fair to n ig h t; lig h tly cooler In
central ami' southeast portion*;
Wednesday la*r
>.Tl.ORTl
LllMK XIX
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S A N F O R D .'T H T m il) A. T U E S D A Y . A P I M l. 1M. 1»2K
L ea n ed W ire liile r n a liim l N e w s S e rv ic e
[IMARY POLL
IDAYWILL
BE
ivnx
g
lOVER GAUGE '
MGol_f
.
.C o u r s e
L eaU JT oW
C ity C o m m issio n e rs
STEWARTS AYS FORMER SOLON
HE RECEIVED BEGINSTRIPTO
LIBERTY BONDS FEDERAL JAIL
NUMBER 19S
M e m b e r A u d it B u r e a u Of C ir c u la tio n .^
S e n a to r From N e w
B ra n d s A s U n tru e H eflin
C harge O f P o litic a l B ribe
[BREMEN FIXED;
offer and th a t th e expenses would
total § 100.000. “ The rem arks
the Senator (H eflin) nre untrue
frujn beginning to end, and if 'he Trans-Atlantic Plane
Senator had w-ishetl to he fa ir be
Has Been R e p a i r e d
lauhl have easily ascertained the
But Foul Weather,
falsity
the Htiitenieiit before t
was made in this ehnm ber," said
Prevents D e p a r t u r e
Kdwards.
.
KdWurds said the New J. r i )
delegates were unanimous m tie
elaring for Smith hut th at they
rail none r.o volunUuily and with*
afternoon.
fill pay th eir exponri-s lo Houston,
Edward# also read* a deiikil
ho added. “ The unfair and libelous | LindberjfhMayPartici
Joseph •>. Hollins. M*i>-i.uy
,, charges hurled at M ayor Frank
pate In Welcome To
denial hv tlu* .lenu*y t ty J
mayor, j Ibigne and tne Penm en,ts of New
Vi fit , had based his >liin in...........hy the A ah,,mn Senator
Distinpuished A ces
apr-earing in the Trenton. I K.Uvur.lf* emielu.led
ur,- unt „•
N .1 , Fv.-i.ing T m es. The news | ••.ml I herew.tl, challenge S.-mUot
LA MALHAIE. Que., A pr.
|..i|. i art it h- Mini Hague made tlu*‘ Heflin to substan tiate them.’’
21.— (I N S )—The G erm an
WASHINGTON,
Apr.
-*•
I _(IN S )—The charges of Sonnt«'r
Heflin 41>) of Alnhninn that Mayor
’ '
I
_____ _
had
C h a ir m a n Or S t a n d a r d Oil Of T h o m a s M ille r. Q
s ^ A H n ,'
“
I n d ia n a T e s t i f i e s T h a t H e
.....
W a s T h e R e c ip ie n t o f N e a r >\ a r \ e t e i a n A n d L ta tU r in t|flTf„tn-nilll u .,ustt»irtoutcrtnott if
. 1\ M illio n O f “ S lu s h F u n d "
S o c ie ty T o S e r v e S e n te n c e (he
would pledge themIvc ( (Jovenw r Al Smith, were
, ha, arterized ns untrue by SenTestimony Reveals
Displays No
„„ ...f New .lersey
Missing 4th Partner
Over Ills Ignominy 1(itl lhl. floor ,lf tiu- Senate this
le a s in g of tit.- Sanford Munici fails to he properly kept. The lease
pal Golf Course foi tin* next three extends mrougli 1930 and her 'tm**
ycnrs to W urt \V. Winner, S an
May I.
indidate’s ChanceOf ford hotel innn, wan authorized hy effective
A $7,000 savin* in th.- city*# a n
thi* City Commission at a meeting
[Winning Selection this
afternoon. The rental received nual street light hill has hern cfMay DependOnElec- hv the city will l.e $ 1.-00 * year. fetied under the n^-vv economy plan
lease rvau^ed from a. drive 1 adopted :hOHuon -eve’ra l'
ition In Big States livTh.0 roitimittee appointed hy the weeks ago, a re|s*rt suhm jteil hy
~
Chamher of Coinnh-tre. several
■nnm 'fprs SPP
weeks ago to find some means of Clyde livnl, local m anager of th*||1 |I U 1 t C I O
.
, kot.v \„K ,he course open. The City Florida Power <fc Light Co., show
n i l D p -u I D e c la re s H e T uriu*tl
V 'l p f Q l 'Y
CinondsHioii had previously an street lighting system will he at
i.
i . i j. i>r1*i»“ 'l,r u s l F u i u l ’’
"
nounced it would make no further cd. N i fu rth er r duetiou of the
'o S u l
appropriations for its unkeep nftei tempted for tin* present, u'lh.tuph
Mayot H*iiisho|der said h«* avoi***l
|hio,WhereManyCon- May I.
a redislrihulioii of tlu* current I *
I.isui |„ I.eltny apeared before
WASHINGTON.
Apr.
"I
Tcsts
Are
Lost
Or
p n ail heller lighting of Ho dow n
__ | .
i
: the eoinnussi.iii with the commit
‘ (IN S) Uohi-rt W. -Stewart, cluiii
town
section
during
the
emly
Won, Holds Interest
as<ins f.,r keeping
evening . 1.1e also advocated Ilu* innn of the Standard Oil of India
j course open. Mayor K. F. Hoiiit discontinuing 01 Hi.* alley light-* na, today told th* Senate Oil In
|\V A R R IN G T O N . A p r. 2 4 . 1 holder npd t ’oinmis* inner Frunlj
installed al the city's or.h-is since ■ipiiry that lie received $ 7B‘.*,R0tl ol
; the Gontrfu-nlal Trading Company’s
L( |N S ) — J l o r l j o f l H o o v e r * Miller liuinedintily instiueted City Iasi Christm as.
Fine
mifelv m ysterious $.i.nsti.m)0 liberty bond
I tiue of obtaining the Ue- Attorney George A. P et'ottea to
An A tl a n t i c 'f o a - l
Ihlicnn presidential lmnuim- prepurc a lense under which th comipittce upp -areil before the I “flush fund,
kni at Kansas City seven city will receive $ 1.-00 a year and commission and ashed that a sio|
S te w a it said he tra n sfe rre d the
Jerks hence will lie inlluen- furnish tin* fertilizer m res* ary M otdinaecc for all railroad grad*- bonds to a “ l iusl fund" for the
f,|. perhaps decisively by The lease will .... .
a elans1.*
•• he passed and rigollv i-n S ta n d a rd Oil *•! Indiana and thr
jr primary
elections
in m aintsin the .link* in prop, r shape crossing
l ’"in
fore-d. The eoinmissioin-r look no Sim lair Crude -i til P u n base ........
hi re larjft! and import ant pci initting the city t" *’anrel the (
ptlliy- 111 ,-Vellt ot his death, Stew\viiiiIaI
lutes today. Ohio, 1‘eimsyl-j contract at any tim e, tin* course acrtirti,
W a s C o n v ic te d O f C o n sp ira c y
T o D e p riv e T h c tlo v e r n m c '.il
Ar- I.i ‘ Si-nlco, As orrloal
W A SH IN G TO N . Apr. ’J l . tINS*
Holi.m-I T hom as NY. Miller I
alien properly eustiKlian. exnn-mlM*r of C ongress and oversea
World W ar vulcrau, was s p e e h n l„ A tlanta today l<» begin servu-e
of an IS m onth’s seiitonve In the
I i detul I’eiiitt-utiury.
Miller passed through NVa him
ton ta-l iiiul>* and Is dm- at the
is, hi l.y
p i.—..
^ Chief
— U. S.
. Deputy Mm.
Regulations Made
For Big Reception
i
|
^'3*1
\\
trans-A tluutic plane Bremen
lias been repaired but could
not bop o ff this morning
from Groenely Island for
Mitcbel Field. N. Y.. owing to
had w eather. This informa*
tion was received hero in a
radiogram sent via Seven I s
land# by Dr. Loui# CuaihUr, of
Possibility I.urks Tliut Nolotl Truns-Coatuiuntal - A irw «i'a, ^ju-*
N o rik Pole Flyers Will IK* who is on Grcenely lbland.
Forced To Remain InSpilzFAKE ST. AGNEif, Q u a ..'A n r. •
bergen Until Middle Of Muy
CASUAL REMARK:ARCTIC BIRDMEN
LEADS TO BELIEF SEEM DOOMED TO
MAYOR WILL QUIT LONG ISOLATION
eonipani.-d *>n his journey t<> tn
priNUji hv Chief Ih Si Deputy Mar
^IdiI Mu11ih^Di«
lift riiiil* tin* IvNn t
The former government oflieinl Sltl(cm «*nt Mntlo In Ift'Kiilar
liniu, and M assm huselts.
hliart' ri'iuiiHy hi !»•»
(
o,hI on the station platform her Trill ntiup.s to these till re s la te s .I
Meetine Of Commission 'Is
( ’tintiucntul ImhuU.
TakonToIndicnteK.F.llousLvulvitig a bloc iif’ HW delegates,
,-r;
ci
and rh alted with friends who were
11is tontimon y id e n tifin .j
;ii • ti,i ri. to hid him goodbye. In ull
Ly furnish the answ er to the
h e l d e r W ill R e s ig n O ffic e
ns Hi-* missing fourth p a r tn e r " u,
XMVS he Was the m ine ju\
iiliiiriaiis’ eoiisuuit ipu^y: “can
24.— (IN S )—'WliA* tho aviation
the ConfHfrntal deal. S tew ait les . (
wj(„ „ f,.w yours aeo
i.Miui he sto ppedV or, on the
OSFO. Norway, Apr. 24—(IN S) outpost here awaited nnxioualy to*
\u indiealion lhat Mayor E. V.
tid ed llinl the bonds were turiUHl ^ ^ ft | ,roin|,lon» and popular fig Ilmislieilder would lesign from hi# —While the w nld lauds their ro» day for w ord T h at the Bremen wati
fla-i hand, the result a may iml In*
iw al all . They may ><*'
over to him by Henry Smith l 4 ’r - ’ liri. „i the exelum v .eireh-.s of of |io»t us head of the 1 ity Cmverii* markable fig h t over lln’ "top o' i-nroute south, thickening wrtathac
(.resident of die C ontinental, m fjl.|alr> ,l„ |iri,.ll| »,„| s.slnl Wash ment wn seen this fifleiuou in a the world,** Captain George II. threatened unolher delay.
knlrjU m iniate enough merely to
jjifiiw a little m'rth. light on the
p.ioo and P-‘2U al meetings in t in illKt,,„ n,,. fn,*| dial <40 i n n gale* eiiMial sl.itenient Ii - dropped ill the Wilkin# and Carl Hen F.ie'son seem
Snow and easterly winds rep o rt
••piihlieuu pre-convention struggle t
eagn and Now V*»rk. He said he mi ( W|>|v ,,,
U-liind him m les-' I 1011 rse of tile regular meeting of doomed 1 iday to r 'main at G iSh-u ed ut Grcenely Island, whore tho
etwi-eii Hoover and " th e allies,'
M a d d e n <>r Illin o is J V 'd ^ e s inedinlely eteale*l the "tru st fund |
o j hours did not nppeur I > the l ily I'limmission ut the * *ty llarliorg, Spitherhen until warm rrp u irrd trans-A tlantic piano and
iml furnish some additional con- S k M en C h o s e n T » S illn C tiK c
P r e s i d e n t S a y s H e M ill N«»* an.I made Roy J. Harnett, a tax jmv,. s| ud*en his poise in I he hunt )lull, f h e exact date was not mili
the three ocean fliers waited thole
weather sets in.
W ill D e cid e W h e th e r H u n k
(iTsatioiial fuel.
.
I n s is t O n I n t e r e s t s (» u itran - ! expert of bin company, the trustee. | | )s pUrtjni, words to one **f hi* ta te d hy hi* remark bill it led ob
chance
to take off. The w oathar
In landing mi the ire nl Green
e r E m b e z z le d F u n d s l ro n t
servers* to believe the resignation
Generally speaking, the prartival
te e in g S p e c ifie d r loonw ay s
On lu^l Sutunlny, with H a rry J*. |'r ir ,|4|s was n Hit «*f pL’ii^unlr^
T h e S e m in o le C o u n ty H u n k
would eoiile within the next Few Harbor aft -r the xhort hop from island wa# showery and unsettfcd
Bi.lilirians ol W ashington feel
Sinclair aiqnittfcl. S t'w n r t *»»*«*•■• M|M»ul
iw \t tinu* I
>mU
mouths if not soon* r.
Iliieilinunsoe-iia (Dead Man's Is according t«> « mc##ngo received
lhat today’s contests will he imW ASHINGTON.
Apiil
*-* “ ||,. revealed the story of the bonds
A| | „ t.r ,|t.4|im .,| •*, discuss hi *
Asked to interpret Ids statem ent i |lint| j whc.v f.ir five day# they here from Huron Von Huorxefcld,
The task of picking a jury from
p,,riant, hut not necessarily de(I NS I - l**-p. Mnrtin H. Madden,
Major F ium uuricc und C aptain
the mu venireman summoned in ,1(1 of Illinois, one ol llo- Diumh- I., the hoanl of dirertors .rt the j (1||Vjetion with newspnpei report- Mayor Hells holder merely smiled wert* isolated from the world hy n
1
Slitmlard
n
il
*>f
Indiunu.T
he
*lu
w|„,
w
ere
*ui
hand,
exvept
to
and
mill
that
he
had
tin
eoipiuenl
Ohio, tlu* cockpit of so many the fifth ruse against Forrest Fake
snowstorm of ,t* rrifie proportion*, Kochi.
lhnt n V
.. undlite
.... „f theof mil
Snow started falling here tWa
to make toward interpreting it at
,.sl I,inkers „f President foolidge’sj
|ll4.ilU,|
tu rn (he bonds
I hiLwlilnal struggles, Is the cynosure
tin- flie-rs ' Y.oekh ed Ve-gu mono morning, indicating th a t the w ea
pf polnieal eyes. It is there that i rising H un the failure of die fight on dm Jones-livid flood m n - ovvr
Smeluir Hrml u il , u< , erne c u r t ’ii at lie ola-yed and the present time.
plane was slightly damaged.
th er ulong the entire 750 miles be
Reports have been cin .dated f->r
tloovvi elected to stride into the Seminole County Hank l.-gan -it trol bill, annouiued t*. th House chasing Company he added. This I lu re was llo -anon for lino to
Tin- damage to their plane i# tween Greenely Island and Lake
ong
of
Ins
sellsin
no*
time
that
the
May
r
plunncd
open with his candidacy and give
tor
do
,h
lixeiy
was
in.ole
through
Haim-ti
Judge
tOJ|ny
,
|la,
(„.
will
vote
put
off
Ihe
he-gi
(h ‘s afle.-noon before
H. ,
Frank- —
.iiiiiuU* of ;!nice to resign If the present financial not believed I" have been i> rim # St. Agnes wa# unfavorabe for tho'i ■
liattle against Senator
..........................
,.
tenet* to the la
( Jacksonville, imuisiire.
on Saturday.
■Willis, Ohio's favorite son, w hose 1 pc Will I. *>ray,
affm rs of the city government Iml reports from Green Harbor in- first leg of tho Bremen flig h t
11esiilted
Seoul
*r
Tlioiuits
J.
Walsh
(P
)
•
'
He
si.id
Ids
delusion
allow*
•hv
law
li,.-iih a few weeks ago hus thrown
-j-j.t. s| x men ihoseu to sit !ll fnun a conference with the •
Montana, first 1 minded Sl.-wnit
Millet’s It*. oiirvi to «-'.*npe were not a tm iglitcued out through tUt*at th at the during airmen were to New York. •• —•
the paym ent of a eonshh-rahle pro - 1 „nalde to nuik- repairs with the
111 I of 'the pnlitival laleiiliitors i n - , ,,
wijj ,M. ,,^(*,.,1 i , deride dent m which Mr. Coob.lg* 'b'. la t that th* H arry F. Sinclair f a
thi*
serving
lb
.cue
-vua exhaus portion of tlin city taxes which be- 1
FAMAFHAIK. Que.. Apr. 24.—
|M (iinfusion. Ohio will afford the
fa (H „t (heir disposal. It is
Fake
c-nihe/./.h-d
,,,(
Woiild
not
insist
upon
wns ended. S tew art, when lu- d. ted a fago when the F- i-auie dellmfvienl April I T u* time
(4.NS) Strong southeast winds.
*W'ii 1v *t insight into Hoover’s pop- w hether or not. soft,001, of the Orleans uml Mis$«iuii-Illinois
also
I
h
-I
ivvih
I
thnt
llvr
fli
r#
could
fird thi S -mite several weeks nir-u uited
. i-.i -j . s-up’vn i». <> u rl de w iVtrndi’d nfit--fti.lv unlH*A|<iil „„l procure sufficient fuel for th e ’ low rlou.G and poor visibility- Were
lular strength despite the death <>! and n ib a p p l v. . . „ .... le u -'ts guaranteeing da nine e
cure
, a „l h. did so hen,me he was to he nied a writ *d certiorari I** r.-viev I ", and hv iimh-i suuidm - until May
FH'illis. because tig* friends of all of i ( al'k's funds. They will eltm g
Kellv
and
New
Mi
di
id
tin- IhuiiH-t.
Imp l» tin# city i ' they .mild r e - 1 reported from tho Grcenely Iathe
conviction
a
ile
r
ii
had
been
the
formei
banker
his
fourth
*-■
U
witness
in
the
Sinclair
ease.
I
.
With
les#
than
a
w«l>
veinnin
tin- i.thei eandidiltes. Dawes, la»wI land region todny. A rconling to
flinidways.
h> I lie Fulled S tater mg. ih tax eollt-i 11 a- show lilt I*- pair th plane.
-T h at m alt r i” mow disposed ol off lin e d
l.lcn. i urlis, W atson, have rallied Viet on *, his second uequittal.
unconfirmed report# the Bremen
Madden deelined to predat I mil
Spitsbergen, the h e h >un.l ixh- did not hop off thi# m orning, tho
iinpioviineiil.
It.* 1In Willis m use, affording a
l.like Will Stand trial in Ibis the President would wilhd.uw h,s and the ...l.llO lll-e would like to Cireuil • ou 11 "f appeals.
--| wi.n 1 la- helP vciy long.’" was which is f a r th e r north than any flight deciding to aw ait belts?
While Millet is id D hint a hi- '
|tr*p 1 Hoover iigainst the field. ’ ease on an iml etm ent retu rn ! by threat to veto tin- hill. His an- k||„v4 ,f 4,,„ aM- willing now
th e r in Europe, cannot he n-ueli d I wi-utln-r.
an w.-r Gm uueHlion a -k .d '-*u • w-if.* and ehil.li. u will spend npn ii (he (at-m ent wlm h b-.l lo the he
Tin -take in Ohio lom prises M the fu st s( •*ial grand jury called Iioillieeniellt. hoWt-Vi-l, w o| ili'legales. The Hoover m an ag er' l„ investigate the failure ol ihe , ,l wiilt thumli-roii- sipidiui'i- ’»••*•* Walsh impnred Slewarl said o- of the time Willi 11 leads uhioail lief iln Muvor i ' (dunning !<• '( , ( l*v 'h ip p in g . It is not likely that
WASHINGTON, Apr. 24. (IN S )
in M.i-hingDui claim a m ajority <*f hank last September. N»n«* <•[ «»e hackers of the measure, wh** ••• w.-uld n 1 1. Id In* position on 1 he Tlu-v Inn i> already sailed foi Fn down ft mn office. It was nildres*.-*- in> crest will he ah'e (.» n gotinte
Special federal aeronautical reg
I the d*-legatioii will h.. tlu -ii' a lte r ■■diet im llts I hi.s jury returned has lieved thnt th,. adniuustra,m n lignt r rid of ih ...mmd^ve I .(lie -I l“ll rlan d where they will b tlirmigh ; ed to II H M*-t‘iill dining i» di#«-u#- the icy sea# surruutidiag it until
fuel that mil 1 lie Spring uml slimmer, ho siuli of III unjust valuation# put *m the middle of May. The fliers, ulations in connecton with th© Now
I tmluv Some of Ou- more optiinis-i
used before as a basis for has virtually collapsed
him
hut
th
at
dll
Ho
■Ml of the ol. hut l“-n. Thu other ease* have been
The proposal for a damage goat
„uid. It hud been rc |'o rl..l I hut Mi#. proiM-ltv l-y the iil> tax iis#«--s.il therefore, w ill p n bnhly huv« t > trails-A tlantic uirplaue Bremen,
which | he had ..... ..
must mIimivith In iv
i \U\>
ante.*
on
the
lloodway*.
|„ „ , , . "I vs .11 1. Vfiy Miller would j-m lo-i Hu hand nt during the past ycui Mayor Hon#- wait until tin n to go', hack to civil were announced today by acting
indictments returned !>>
Imldcr said lie hoped tins *..millloll
lain 1 , Innn m he extruvagant
“ ied on
....
v would he used in time - f f»....*
in the
I mey—of—tVrmmtnrt
liny i|iie-lioPs foi \\ ilm m g,- 11. Del . »»*• •* home, an I .iiuhl
In* leinciiicd when next ization.
Many Ohio editors, whose opin- the spi-ehtl F« h ru a rj f.
• was defeated in the House yester -1 K|,„| 1.. an w. ,
l*. McCracken.
m
u
,n
j
.m\
I
iiiii "ii tin- joinncy t
There
had
b
eti
plans
afoot
to
nnv—
WIT,p
lm
iiir
.
l»ll* pll lied in W ashington last I -1*1, 1* case is not expected to re , ,|av along wiili other aim-iulment> : you."
No a irc ra ft oxaept authorised
Tin* Mayor’s term in. office ex- have General I'm h e rto Nobile's dirSlewarl t"*d "f Io st gel 1 u
mine than four days a t the . Kiri 11 to have liven appiove.l hy the
wei k. pu-dn ted about a fift.v-film ilitary oscorts. press and new i*.
Thin i f
*iden«
<
4
tm-t*mTTtirornirdt^H
w
n
n
r
nrw
i
t
r
n
tem
p.nnry
pii
cf,
next
Dccenihi*|.
and
it
*
is
con
hv
igih'iItalia,
which
is
coming
to
ly split” in Ohio today.
A few
, n „ jury rah he picked
White Houi.e.________ ____
111* lll'lllll* sidered possible tliut his reference Spit/hcrgun on the next hop of its reel plamts, will be perm itted to.
thoug'ii that Hoover will md g*'t, |^ _ -^ im g -a iiH thii Ih e-tn ld n g -F- 'A# a f u r th e r com e mi I" «"•- („ Texas III Ull e•rim , 1.1 Imy oil purl Imd no liiuiidalioii.
Texas oil 1 ed.
may- have been made in connection polar flight, bring u q u a n tity of npproach within ono half tniia o t '
-^te^T-nfrnTpTfFTVT the delegates , 1 ,^.5,1,.,,,,. will beg 11 mmol row I'lesidelit to avoid a p»s. d.le vs t". from A. F. II.......
the Bremen while it is in fljffht.
with
this fuel.
It(
n
Iteid
(H»
of
Illiin.i*.
chuirniun
The
prir.oner
and
his
two
coniwhich, if home out. would Ih* a
. „ | vvi|| possibly not re
man. fm Do- Stam lan "I -f
gjj.Miline to Captain Wilkin# a n j No plane or formation of a irc ra ft
«
ho........ . isive defeat for the l ab,- J ,^ ,^ |(“ ! 't‘ha„ a day and a half. f the House Flood Font ml ....
his companion. It is not known will fly ahoad of the G erm any
ml- .liana W inn he »• u'lied »,.- xxm- t* todiuns m'Ciipieil a ill awing room
candidate in Ohio 1 ftnsidei ng
^
^ attorneys' arguim-nl* J inittee, introdueed a lo-w
of u diaw ing loom of a htandm d
act ciin.lidate
share in the FontineiH.il
vvlo-ther this p’. nn will he fidlowed plane.
(Ht- split in the party, anil the (o)( |wjnjj t |,(. t.„M. should go to ment.
ileriv* d from the purchase ■if oil I*11II1111111 car. Millet liuil elected to
in view of the fact tha t the plan* is
D uring tha period foil Owing tho
It
provided
that
the
government
(li«iiiiigli-going way in which the the jm y aomet 111 Friday. Of em irsHavel 111 this manner, paying the
llumphrcyi*.
h.
Mini,
from
llunipiircys.
m
.......
,,c
-damaged.
*
landing of tho Bremen a t U itchel
shall provide flovvage 1 ig h i- ol way
IliHivcr forces have invaded the
iiviM’ half to exfiefiaesl. of. Juiueelf
ulld hiathe trial may Ih* dragged »ut by ill I lie floodway and was mill lo '•>* rilled lo lui 11 lii.< shur
It is probable th at General No- Field, all airc ra ft not specially a u
• (ale.
guard#, ra th e r iliiui wait lor »
lnle ami Cuptain Wilkins will me t thorized by the air murahsill, *will
iVniisv | Vania’s huge bloc ..r 7:» (I,.- ini mdu. lion, hy
"! ilisiw ied to avoid v.-haigt*#.of'a»*; hix nwn com pany and half'*.. S in
clair Frudc Oil Hureliasinif « •»»• “ prison car" and go a# om- of a
nt Spitsbergen. The Italia t# com he required to retnaiu claar. of tho
iiuiiistrui
...... ... to DnU. t|||M,r Tl.ll|M1t Dome
«t.t.-*-:tt• ' will
..... go ........
-- . led and | a m.v s ol. cv..lnpeeIasi
Case
which
on the governm ent. Ih e Mil " r,K- ,,a „y, which had bought halt "I Dm miscellaneous consignment of pris
iiuli-i th,. control of Secretary <d hi ought ml > tm
CHICAGO. Apr. 24.—(IN S) — ing to King# Hay, which i# only field and uvoid flying over It a t
Hum phreys oil from the Continent oner#.
innlly eontemplated puivliaM*
Ike Tiesury Andrew W. Mellon. I ended in Fake's eoitviction.
Admitting that any one of Hen about five mil # away front Green any altitude. McCracken said th a t
Miller vvns n .n v iilc d of eonxpiraha has never yet commit led him - 1 |),.f,.n *t. counsel w ill l.ng-np 4 ,000 .0(111 aur^s of land m iioo«i - aF
•
New murk’# nuinei >us shady a e tiv Harbor. -Wilkins hu# indicated, in the event th a t the Brem en land
S tew art’s altitu d e today was en ncy to deprive tm- goveninu-m -f
according to rep >rts reaching h -re. ed at any o ther field, thu rules
m-Ii v" ihe Hoover candidacy. Thej ^ wimi, j-„r this trial as f"'- the WtlYF.
Hip. 'I’ipson (H) of ( oniiiH*tiuul# tirely dlffW cnl fram that ..xlubi- hi# honest hervice# us an official iiiev might Itnve pav d the wav lor
Horn.-r m anagers eluim ............
lloovei . last 1wo. Tom I’alm er and W. H
hi#
a
.
1
.*
a sm unt lull, a-jthoi tie.* today Hint he would lik'* to give the It* will be equally iu force.
will ultimately gel the big major
led 111 Ilia previous uppenrnnto a# lu connection with the release "t tried to unravel a maze of circuni- nlinn dirigible cotnmniid'-r the beneA ttention was called to provis
S. j isfaetory.
$7,000,000 of assets ol the A iik-i i ||> ..r (his delegation, hilt *......... .. hi unt of the w*.i k xxit)i_ IF
u
witness.
Wh
reus
th
.n
l,.ion#
of a ir commerce regulations
lit
of
some
of
th
observations
he
IF b. ment
....... -illlll|
v
icnuiim
g
the
govern
stanlial;
evidence
th
at
might
lead
rei|uiring
iluii Mi-IIoii will control it. Ami Wh te. local attorney in the hack me 111 simply
bclligcrrnt. pounded the t'dd**. cun Metal# Company, a Swiss cor l-i tin slayer.
made on hi» 2.200 mile 'lig h t from covering minimum altitude of
to
pay
damage#
m
currying
poration of German ownership to
Mellon ha# nothing to say about ground. The slate will he with mu the diversion work.
flight# and
other restrictions
t mn-i shouted at coniniitte* im niM-ts ami
New mark, ull.-ged ‘“ fixer", pol Point Harrow, Alaska.
(lu- Ihiuvvr candidacy.
^__
j
(Uihkh-ore
rigidly
-tmftTfSIB during
out the service# i . f J - J - Fahisinski,
huMsinsk
hi# amendment neilli.-i flovvage finally defied the Senate, today hr the German owners. It was alleg- itician und
detective,
.farm er
Mu-sacliuselt# will In- regarded
recaptions, parades, o r o th er cour„f IVmncol’i. who unlil AHw hnUs lieh ts nor land would have t*> be was eager lo tulk. tractuhl aml (.d th a t.$300,000 was paid the con - |“-*l-i|il im i-atnriiliii-— L**r- h ia l—i*
"WO PERISH IN H U E
(< "iiliiiiu-d on Huge ih)
tcaics to lie extended th e personnel
frunk. On om- nrcusrm . he sum Ij11 .111 >■ • to acnnnldinh t ill# ru- Attorney T tobcit E. Ciowe, was
lied his t hai. in every •*'1 * of eael.
lie said.
“ t-imr-m**
m ptm g —10 ITiTUT:
of the Bremen. M ajor John N.
hank case heginiiing with the fnm
NEW
YORK,
Apr.
2
4
.--(INS*
t
oday
shot
to
death
curly
yesterday
in
I I N Kit A I, TO III-) HELD
* ..with
It I. you—no,
tmll lift I’m
■III •»
«»»•
fciicinot.”
The form er ruatodign was joint the h druom of ids huugulow hy an —Two persons were killed anJ Reynolds, commanding officer a t
aatt 1 Jy indicted und twice tried with
was
«juestioii'-d
S - j-rv . w . t
Ati..™..,- M-i- A n n u a l n e t a n *
» « . s u .w„ ,
....................
- ...............
The /linem l of Doyle llrh t. who ....................
assassin who fired
u shotgun seven seriously • injured early to* I Mitchel Held, ha* been designated
I 1/
former A ttorney. General Hurry
b*# killed in am autoniohile ae- , lUn( ||. Smith will probably
through
the
window.
Two
women duy in a fire which diy.troyed a a i r m arshal.
M. Dougherty. Tin* first hearing
......... Ala..
Al" ,he assistance of Ion I.. Farris, of
•• a. 111 oisi Sunday in Mobile,
and
n
man,
whose
names
were four-story fram e tenem ent build
NEW YORK. A pr. 24— <^NS)—
resulted in a inistrad for both. On
ing on Stngg S treet, Brooklyn.
*• III he held at Qm F ind baptist : .lurksonville, who ha# l»et>i» hi#
found
m
New-murk’a
memoranda
Col. C harles A. U ndbergh m ay
tho
aecoii-J
Duugm-rty
vvu#
acquit
A
I
I
C
I
I1
U
1
I1
I
_*■■
*
*
»
*
1
'
W„
H
i„
the
cm
itim
nlal
and
counsel
in
most
of
the
cases.
tin, n l, Wed aridity afternoon at
Link, arc being held, und other sus
take p art in New York-*City’s of
ted und Miller cxiivu-ted.
As in the two trial# 1-nke and
l-’iir ii'i Iih k. Dr. King is *«» have
I
BEGIN HONEYMOUN
HatiNird's annual re g a tta |wn# Ooniiiiereial T ru st Company m
pects uro under surveillance.
ficial reception to tha Bremen
Chicago.
S
tew
art
*nid
these
cou
‘burg,, of the servicis. Burial A. It. Key. his form er friend and scheduled to get under way thi#
Those under arrest are, Miss
fliers on th eir a n t r a l her* from
huisness .associate in the hnak, afternoon with auuaplane contest#, pon# came from his personal hold; Ball Fans Meet At
KARACHI, India, Apr. 2 1 .— Greenely Island. A m erica^ prem
'"II U- in the C ity Ccinctary.
Cecilia McGocy., 2H. Mis# Susan
will Ih* the two principal w tne#- uutlmanl motor i-oat rare# and a ings of liberty bonds and n it from
Gere 23., uml Tony h e ra r >, 24. ’ IN'S)—The form er M ahnraiah of ier aviator flew to C urtis Field
City Hall Tonight The
TAIIPON S l’KINGS —County ten. Fake will testify \n hi#
161 hydroplane race on tin- pro hi# share of th - Continental prof
women and friends, and Feraro Indore nrconipanird by hi* A m er from W ashington and announced
load murker# helng (dared on behalf and Key will testify f'"- gram of events. Hundred
per- it 1.
i,
ha!l|
to h.- the bWeethourt o ' Sti-r ican bride (Nancy Ann Miller, of he hopeu to greet Uic G erm an and Tin- final ha.ahall lun#’ m eeting
tIn"Ugh street# of city thnt ron the state.
Shown the deposit slip. Stew art
Qu-ll and along Urn , m*iiwu 1 t*»
Gere.
With
the urreat uf thi* tri 1. S eattle), uecompunied hy a large Irish trait*-Atlantic a in u tn whan
t"# t with county roads.
hoiih wero gathered in the hand- said, "th is is indicative of n"thing, he fore the o|M*ning of the Florida investigagtor# were able to envolvc retinue of servant.*.
they land.
. it
i'
a# I had lots of other libe rty bonds. S tate League season lu re T h u rs their first definite theory as to a
watch tho race#The tiny out)ward rarer# a p “ I want to advise you.. < ol mel, day afternoon will he held tonight probable motive for New m urks’
peared to he furnishing the cTowd said Walsh, “ we have the coupon.* at the C ity Hall Auditorium ul K UMsassi nation According to hi#
with the biggest thrill. Tlu- M"®'' you deposited In December IU--, o’clock, A. II. Wallace, president theory, the politician was slain be
c ra ft bounced and Jumped like and in December. 1H2.’I and our in of the |iH-al club unnounced yester* cause lu* extorted money u# a "fix
spirited horse# on the sloppy wa- vestigation show* Hint soim- of the duy afternoon. A Jievv director for er" und then .failed to deliver.
adopted to (er* of Lake Monroe. The bigger coupon# deposited in December the club will be, elected and ticket
done^ grnni
Continental *nles among Sanford baseball funs
z A survey of the work being none
'l ar*P'n‘" l| m inister to the hydroplane# were not yet In evi 1923, came from
MONTGOMERY, Ain., April 24.1 thousand inhabitants, reported th a t
hy the Y. M. C. A. over the United meet ^
“ dnig ? lie #tre»# dence at 2 o’colck hut were sched bond#.” “Thut may be,’’ Stew art will be checked. All local citizen#
— (IN S )-R a ilro a d traffic
wns|
iiuhe# of rain have fallen t h e n
interested
in
ham-hall
aro
invited
to
uled
to
appear
Inter
in
the
a
fte
r
replied. " W o n ’t know."
SttfetoWM •presented hy- Ivan .U’ ^ f h , point that all b o y . need rc
kin*;o .'vuturday night. CasUeberry,
pructiyally
paralyze*!
iu
south
uml
attend
the
meeting
and
make
plana
Ithode#, secretary of lb^ home dc.- creation and th at re-creation 1# *» noon.
. *
la the straw berry .action of tho
A $5 gold piece awaited tne
fo r attending the gums Thursday.
ccntrul Aluhuiuu today due to South, re|M,rtcd th a t 0 inches of
partinent of the nnHonnl cuncil of
CONCERT IS PLANNED
b
L
^
m
J
s
t
Im
vec"w
lnntr
of*U.e
ao.uupla.ie
contest
the organization, before the S an
!• wushoutf, caused by rains which ruin there Sunday n ight had ruin
thnt- men and boy# must
and cup# wero to be awarded th-*
TWO DIE IN CRASH
ford director# yesterday
u
An open a ir concert will bd'givcn
have fell during th 0 past 341 hours. ed the straw berry crop.
crc'ae and athletics
winner# in tho outboard and hy
luncheon in hi# honor at the Holy
Los# tn farm ers la this section
Aeon) ng to re|>urt# Iwro it will he
lie #» d the m ajority of ls'>- «*° dropane events. The judge# of the by the Volusia County ChoraJ.So^
i ross Church Parish House. Mr. not go to college and th at the Y.
ATLANTA, Ga.. Apr. 24.—
ciety on the lawn of the Benson
impossible to cloar the way fm due to the rainfall, the heaviest in
Rhodes I* making a to u r of the c it M. C A. in it# education, report events arc Edward Murkcll, presi Springs H otil tomorrow night ut H (lN 8 )r—Henry. Rice, 2*. Emory
rains to gvt through fo rsouu* year#, will run into taiUons of dol
dent of the Sanford'-.Yacht Club, o’clock. The entertainm ent will W University student, i# dead and
W afer ia
ies between Juckuohvitlc and
Official*
ure usiu every force at lar*, it i* reported.'
Mo r e
d a y s
t o
r e g
Schultz and
Miami. * .
r u t ,'8
Nelson Gray, Karl Schul
heir command to clear the way for standing several Inches deep in th«
given under the nuspice* of the Deputy Sheriff J. W. Il«.|)klii*. 45.
fields and it is probable th at farm
J
young Judge Weymun E. White.
i s t e r F O R T H E C O M IN G
of Bolton, I# liolicvcd to be dying
He |irai#*-d the work of the lie also naid the
traffic.
great task In prej nr g >
Thc outlionrd -Ivnd hjrdroplane llrnson Springs Village Im prove today as th c%re#ult of two uutoers will Ihi forcod to buy fertlliaor
South
Alabama,
n
ea
r
Mobile,
suf' hoI Y. M. C. A. in it# drive to “u
l* R IM A R Y
E L E C T IO N .
ment Association and a portion <*f
men and boys to get the r n 1
.
again• •••
in »—*•
order to
events
wctxC
to.
be
.run
in
three
ere*l
ncaviesr
iro
m
m
e
r»m».
— seed, -rain s havred
heaviest
from
the
rains.
r“t»c operating fund# for the pre.,
the proceed# will he gu en to tho mobile crashes.
kind of satisfaction fro' f
F O L I. T A X E S
M U ST
HE
rraffic on the Louisville and Nash- lng washrd away scoda
►ent years.and in offering the hoy* LTe ha# become more diffictut heals. Tho winner# of the first town’s stre e t lighting fund. ,
vtllo Railroad north of Mobile has earlier. The Alabama River
two he»'» w«re to vie with each
"f Sanford recreatinnl and cducat* . i l ChriM . . .
P A ID
BEFO R E
M AY
* .r tb . j J other for the pri#e position# in
scd the fiod stage and m i
FROSTPROOF—
C
itizen^
Bunk
lieon
entirely c u t off,
Tw# rail
"tiul opportunities th»y would
. a ;(| Ml mn in* w a i. l ['lf Ihe third. Boat# from almost
KUSTIH— $60,000 new two-story
is point to tb* wature ra t
12T 1I.
‘
.vashouta n ear G e o r g i a n s will delay
absorb* Frostproof S ta te Bunk.
not otherwite hnve.
a 45 foot stag e here.
tru th und the lig h r . and l tin the every section of C entral Florida huisness block to la* built opposite
all
u
g
in
»
.
Opp,
a
town
of
s
o
'e
ra
ft
“ Boy* run in gang#," he said,
teach
Fountain Inn on Magnolia Avenue, w ith $977,000 total rcaouteei,
duty of the Y. M. C. A. to
were entereu.
nn»l imitate each other, and the
*. M- C. A. with it# four-fold pro the boy# this fact.
JU R Y SELECTION CAL’S SUPPORTER
IN TRIAL OF LAKE W ILL CAST VOTE
ST A R T S AT 2:30 FOR FLOOD R IL L
Authorities Strive
To S o l v e Mystery
Of Chicago Killing
is*... ... .. .•‘f
^rtTn^iisriie^allirTo
Get Underway This,
Affernnon In Lake Iported
>
,} •»»*rtybom
Y. M. C. A. Official Presents Survey
Of Work Being Do ne By Organization
Heavy Storms In A iabama Paralyze
. Traffic And Cause Severe Damage
B
»
�PACE SIX
T IIH
SA N FO R D
H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
M O N D A Y . A P R IL 2 3 .1 9 2 8
aaaK
TAKES THE FIELD
AHci many setbacks and disappointments, arrangem ents have been made which assores Sanford ot a team in The Florida S la te League that will he second to none.
Many public spirited individuals have given their time and efforts to secure haRehall
loi the ( elery ( ity Ibis summer.
Finaneial arrangements are completed and when
M,e * ml>s vail “May ILill" next Thursday, a peppy, last team will step out to van
quish the Orlando Colls.
'
Ihursdav
Inis I age Paid For By Public Spirited Firms And Citizens Who
Are Interested In Having Santord Progress And Take
Its Place Among The Leading Cities Ot The Florida State League
Laney Drug Stote •
Wurt W.W Ainer
m a n n er
Vnicer Co
ywoed I.)
•
„
Laney Drv Cleanino Cn
�R D , F L O R ID A
V A W TWO
T H E SA N FO R D
The Sanford Herald
ilDA. TUESDAY. A P R IL 21. 1928
h^>.
A Useless Practice
[ the N orth American Review, declares th a t this a ttitu d e on
r the p a rt of employers is contradictory to th e progress of
science which lias given us lubor saving machinery and to
, the evolution of society Which has given us shorter hours
CITY T R A N S F E R
Elton J. Moughtoh
Architect
h i n t s
Klrhl N at" Hunk Hid:/.
S a n f o r d , Flu.
•
|'t |t r r l
MONEY T O ••LOAN
ST O R A G E CO.
&
l'tnn» ihovIuk, lliinllne
in .iln n . HNliiplim.
I'htmr'MMI
RALPH
'I rtii-k r n i 'l l l t l n
"INI \ , l|g|ilr »*f.
W.
M IS S IN G
M «r.
On improved City p ro p erly at
slraik'hl loans on residences,
business properly.
f fo r workers.
He says that in spite of th e fa c t tlmCThe average man
a t th e age of forty aniI fiftX-ia-£m^more-fi t -fnr wottriTTiTiTlie
-was i ir tlnrUnya beforeTnachinery and life prolonging medi
cines, he is nevertheless more lively to find himself out of
T lf Hr raid, la a f ( r f i |lw « « r MW*N K T . n k a rtlk N «■ tka l a t t r u a job. Employers seem to jmssess an e m m io u s opinion th a t
ttoswl N m a K m W .
trra
tkla n iH ria t m w i w f u l M t a a the workman of middle age is no longer as efficient ajLRIUS
O tM O O iH U td war dr da Ur » r r r > j u s t startin g out in life. --------■kf all Ik* ImdtJLK frfm ta at U*
“This policy,” continues the labor secretary, “ is now
ta lk * woi Id. Tka I. N. 0. la w
»r«4allr rfflrU et te Pldadds aad It spreading through the executive offices of business us it
• llk a a t ra«at.
L o ch
A rbor
SANFORD ROND A N D MOIlTUAfti
The place to build your home
De Forest . Sanford
Realty -Go
-
*•—- ____ U 2 . K , S e c o n d
--------
Next To New Clothes
Dry Cleaned
G arm ents
Look Best
O ur dry cleaning pro
cess will
m ake
your
old g a rm e n ts a p p ea r
MONDAY,
like new. fresh, clean
A PR IL 24
and spotless.
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
LABOR AND L IF E —The lab
our of the righteous tendeth to
lifer the fru it of the wicked sin.—
P ro v /JQ : 10.
PR A Y ER —I,ord, to accept Thou
our frti* will offerings and Ljach
us Thy judgm ents.
Tho
And
To
.......
W ill
in
m any cases we re
commend that they lie
dyed
by n u r pro
cess of dyeing a garmen ( is made a now
A PR II. COINAGE
valley's door will open
May with mocking words
th e rhythm of
swaying
. branches.
j i n g to the tune of birds.
color and its a p p ea r
ance a lto g e th er chang-
Sho'll care not w hat follows after
Nor heed w hat went before
But will scatter her Dowers of
laughter
Over the valley floor.
A H O R S E A N D A T H IR D
FO R AN H O U R "
P ic t u r o to y o u rs e lf o n e a n d o n e t h ir d h o rs e p o w e r w o ik io u for o ne
h o u r. T h a t is a p p r o x im a t e ly a k ilo
w att h o u r, th e u n it of e n e rg y by
w h ic h e le c t r ic pow er is m e a s u re d .
And June will walk with frag
ranee
Down tho orchard rows
Telling with driftin g blossoms
How death from beauty grows.
But now an April shower
Has come on an April breezo
And tu rn s ncw-mlted silver
In the tall poplar trees.
And
thefr flashing coin
borrow
To buy from the April ruin
A caustic for my sorrow
A balsam for my pain.
III
By Kenneth Leslie
W hat this country needs
more soap and less soft soap.
is
If Ignorance is bliss th a t must
L/<> the reason why so many of us
ore happy.
“ Dr. Huthaway called home,"
says u lieudline in the Gainesville
Sun. We’d heard him culled every
thing else.
The defenso attorneys convinc
ed the jurors th at Sinclair is in
nocent. but they convinced everyon* also th a t you cannot convict
a million dollars.
Wo tru st there is no tru th in the
rum or th at President Coolidgc
will adopt a resolution against u
thin! term for Senators.—Chicago
luurnal of Commerce.
Wo hear u g re a t deal among the
andidatea about lawn to protect
.jit-u iild -lifn but not so ~ much
-bout enforcing our present laws
o protect our people from our
A nother thing about Senator
’arrish is th a t some day ho is golg to be Florida's governor, and•
L (nrt
ed
tU
J
*.V
too Lhad
th nt
a t anyone nM.,l
could
tiink he. could defeat him for relection now.
A beautiful Tlbwcr show at the Woman's ( lull in S an
ford recently attracted many people and was widely ac
claimed as one of the most interesting exhibitions in this
city in a long time. It was thoroughly enjoyed by all and
no one can say th a t Sanford and Seminole County people
do not have a distinct appreciation of things beautiful.
Yet we wonder how much g re a te r wot.;<l have been the
enjoyment derived freen the flower show if the people who
went to see it had not had the almost daily pleasure of s e e
ing flowers and things beautiful in th e ir own gardens
There are people in the big cities of this country who ruivlv
ever see a blade of grass. We think a flower show such as 1
the one seen in Sanford would h av e overwhelmed them.
A ris'ent editorial in Liberty magazine shows to some j
extent tin* yearning of rity people for the beautiful thingof n ature to which we smaller p la c e , are more accustomei!
Huge crowds attended a flower show held in New York ,
City and of this Liberty says:
“ Between- 20,1100 and 25.000 pi-ople crowded through
the gates each day—more people than the record a tte n d
ance for Mr. Ziegfeld’s Follies or any comparable show e\i r
produced in any one hall, simply to see beds of tulips and ,
clusters of roses, these city folk pushed and jam m ed t h e m - ,
selves into immobility. Sometimes they had to wait in line
at the entrances. There was nothing sensational to at
tract them. Half a million flowers and plants waited de- ,
mu rely to hi* admired, some grouped in gardens, formal o>
old-fashioned, some just set up in dignified isolation.
“ It did not take much inigination to feel that these
city-bound people were heart hungry," continues the editorial. “Nearly every one seemed a little w istful—and perhaps
a htth* ashamed of it. Well, what is belter than a garden. ,
a fte r a l l !
i
N ow • F ig u r e w hat o n e a n d a th ird
h o rse p o w e r w o u ld co st y o u if h o rs e s
w ere u s e d in s t e a d of e le c tric ity . T h e
c o st w o u ld b e p ro h ib itiv e to day.
By J. 0 . Laney
SAN DEAR
DOESY BEAUTIFUL B U T
1 HAD A P E R F E C T R IG H T T O
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ASK. YOVJ T H A T Q U E S T lO /V Y O U
S A R C A S T IC FOUNTAIN O F K N O W L E D G E '
V v H O W W AS I TO K N O W /* -T H E Y S E E M
y A | S O P LE A S E D TO S E L L M E S T A M P S ,,
^ V w H E N 1__ A S K F O R T H E M A T '
E le c t r ic h o r s e p o w e r s p r in g s in
s t a n tly in to a c tio n . A m ig h ty m o n e y
s a v e r in th e h o m e , o ffice a n d sh o p .
t
U i * E le c tric ity , y o u r c h e a p e s t se rv a n t.
F L O R ID A
PO W ER & L IG H T
'c o m p a n y
LANEY'S
drug STORE
YITJITTTrTYT'm'
Dues ra th e r surprise fttlks— the way we wait up
on small wants. Well, you see it's this way—
then* are unit so many hours in a day and being
pleasant doesn't cost anyone a nickel.
lim e y ’s
UMl,
RELIEF—I»U IJLIC HEAI,TH
J ACKSON VJLLE TIM US- C N io n
While there is so much discussion
in congress and among politicians
generally, of the so-called farm re
lief proposals, it is in order to call
attention to the relief already livin g
accorded tp the farm ing industry,
through the appropriation, from
the national treasury, of millions
Pussyfoot Johnson has called a
inference for world Prohibition
. meet in Africa. The condition
the Sahara is said to have made
m unusually optimistic.—Detroit
•»ws.
We rvcognite this year as 1028;
* Mohammedans call i t 1340;
■t Jew s B688; the Japanese 2587,
l_thc_^Biaantine--catmtflTT*ayB
Ts*"7436. Tlie chances really are
•t it is about 1 ,000,000,000.—
incapolis Journal.
people suffered from | colds and
bronchitis, 17.000.00ft from Influ
enza and grippe, J 11 )00,000 from
diseases of the digestive organs,
8,000,000 from tonsilltis upd sore
throat and 5,000,000 from tiliit'ftscs
r*
---------system!
* n Cjincerimig
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of *Lthe nervous
each and all of thesc'j human ail
ments
comparatively
little is
known, as to producing causes.
At least, notwithstanding ihui u
dney J, Cults says that ho very greut d eal.of study lm.s been
ta all the gamblers, bootleg- given for the purp<M of finding
out-w hat causes these various dis
i and crooka in Florida to roto
him because if they do he's eases. Going to congress and re
ted already. We too hope they questing financial aid lo r pursuing
>ecau*e we would llko to show these studies, the public /h e a lth
Catia and one Or two other service was given the munificent
lo that there are more honest sum of |3,000 last your, and the
same amount is being asked fur
Ic in Florida than crooks.
this year. Think of it -j-$ 13,000,000
ns Hathaway has been called appropriated to fight plknt diseases
allahassee by the illness of and 18,000,000 to flghtldi|iiasen *if
. Ife. We have the utmost, sym- anim als and only $4:t,()0(U)qo for
y for a man when hL wife is finding out ul>out diseased affect*
and we hope that this case
•t serious. Dr. Hathaway ia
a poor apeaker, however, that
roald iw peetfully suggest ha
!n In Tallahassee until a fter1
gSSRSh
t strikes us that the real mento Florida at the present time
sidney.J. Cults, not the State
id Department, and gubernadl candidates who have the
1 Interests of Florida at heart
jld realise this and concern
e their forces so as to defeat
i crimps the n iu g aiin u .^m ld ish .
ers ure buck of this movement for
ii brand-new calendar w ith u year
of thirteen months.— Mil wuukiWC
Journal.
J. M. LEMOINES Son
Station N um be^l, 2, 3
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they spent the day.
Olio of lilt* larg est and most
brilliant social a ffairs of tho sea
Wotd was received }»«re Mnn*
son was th at of F riday ow n in g day of th e death of M is.Ralph
Mrs. E. M. Galloway whi n tho Shtiin-ra F lub gave n tmll llillingsley of Orlando, who pa sod
Entertains At Bridget at the llotol F orrest Luke, honor away Monday m orning at * the
ing .). Putnam Stevens at P ortland,
tlraiigo General Hospital after a
Gorgeous Spring blossoms lent Me., past Iniperfnl P o ten tate of
short Illness. Mrs. Billingsley who
their beauty and fragrance, 1 1 the , America, why is apeijdlng the w in
has visited here fivipitQiil.v as the
occasion Monday, when Mrs. Ernest te r in Snn/ord,
guest
of Mrs. JIaiei Cotetnan has
The spacious hall room w as a
M. (iiiUuwny luiturtniniNl at nritluIt wen of beauty with u trn c tL v a r many fi ends here who will ivgtvl
and luncheon, a t her loVely country rangem ents of feu lo s e s . tVrns
home on Ganiejon Avenue. The rnd cilrwf- Vuif nuwtns, u s 1 will I as
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Riggers and
guests ui tins affair were the mem jiottad plants ‘and palms. On the
bers of the Duplicate Bridge Flub woll» wen- Shrine emblem s., flags son Paul Jr-, returned home Sun
mid the Afternoon Tea Duplicate pnd pennants. In the foyer stood day evening from West Palm
the la rg e Shriners camel ho ’Socked «heiv they spent the w<;ck eii,L
Bridge Club.
with red, given and yellow; ribThe rooms wbere-the tables had j ItoifK—
-'' \s
been spread for play were abloom
Music was furnished the ilan cets
with quantities of gladioli, roses, | by Peter Schanl and his o rch estra,
snap dragons, larkspur, gailardia. and during the evening a .rtum W r
l.nsl Times Today
and corn flowers. The luncheon I of special feature dances wane en - 1
tabic arranged in the dining room joyed. Favors were dist.rihiiXed by
Gilda Gray
wns n picture with its appoint ' Mrs. Kdivard F. lame.
ments and decorations, and was p At one end of the hall rtoom a
appointed punch taUle had
overlaid with a handsome cut work i: daintily
been aranged ami was presided
and lace cover. The central dec >ra over throughout the eventbg by!
The Devil Dancer
tiuii was formed of yellow roses, Mrs. Minnie K. Jones. D u rin g the
blue salvia and corn flowers. Sleii intermission icfrcshinputSa noivj
idor blue tapers were grouped about i served. This unfair was attended]
■by a large number of out »w town!
the centerpiece,
Gaines
of duplicate
bridge guests as well as local S brinorsl
I and their guests.
ifflea Telipkona 14S MRS, FRED , S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence
Personals
Calendar
TUESDAY
Tel. 37
, , and Social m eeting of
Mrs. William llothainley
thtens of Wesley Class of
C h i^ h ill Die home, Tam pa. formerly of Sanford
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Mnrvnnin lit
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Berg
in Mnrvama
at rived here .Monday for a stn;
Iw o ck t All n\cbibers a it ilrg- Wvcrnl days on butsness.
|bfi preser...
E. R. Thayer lias return
| {], Itwing I.oucks will en;
»C
a fte r spending t h e ' pus
Kii the Afternoon Tea;.Ru.ljUUniting relatives at Wnv
|Ilridge Club at 2T3n V cIock cross, Ga
| r home on Magnolia Avenue.
Ltnightly bridge prirty for the
Airs. A. A. Mcneely lias as her
ferrs of the Social D epartm ent house guest nt her home on PalBie Woman's Club a t 2:30 m otto Avemie, Mrs. Nesliil of
tL Hostesses, M rs. Donald P. ■SAvnimah, (Ju.
[intend and Mrs. C. E. Myers,
WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Eugene Higgins and Mrs.
k. Benjamin W hittier Jr., will Jam es Muff left Tuesday by motor
Haiti the Young
M otions fo r Miami where they wiil spend
pc> club.
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•ters Bridge Club will meal
Mrs. Ralph Wight at her
The many friends of Mrs. Hrooke
f in Rose Court,
E. White Jr., of Jacksonville past
inscription bridge p arty by the stale rebent nT the D. A, R. will be
iry Society of All Souls Church pleased to learn that she wns el
:00 o“clock nt the Parish Hnll ected as vice president general of
iak Avenue. Public is cordially the National Society D. A. it., F ri
day. April i!(> nt the Continental
L s t Side Parent Teachers As' Congress held nt • Washington, DRation will meet a t ft:00 o’clock
Bie East Side p rim ary School.
Mrs. I. O. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.
Irimy Spaulding Circle will meet
Ih r home of Mrs. W alter Stoud- E. J. Perkins and Miss Ethel Good
win Perkins who have been th e 1
Kirc on Elm Avevnue.
guests of Mr and Mrs Braxton I..
Icllir TuLUcr,.Cllxlc_of J,hc F irst Perkins for the past few days, le f t'
I t 's t Church will m eet a t "::!() Monday morning for Edgefield, S . 1
lock at the church Mrs. E. J. 0 . where they will visit for a short
alor will he hostess.
while before returning In their
homes in Virginia.
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THURSDAY
full meeting of the Mlsfionury
Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Holly Sr.,
liety and women members of
Miss Mildred Holly, Judge anil
IthcKlist Church Thursday at
Mrs Wallace W right, Mr. nnd Mrs
|M. at the church,
Ijobcrt J. Holly Jr., and Bud W alk
pcmoiial Day services will be e r of De l.and leave here Wednes
Id at 10: o'clock at the Fen- day for Lake W orth where they
k Park, Fourth and Park Ave- wiil attend the Florida Press Meet
|e. Program will be presented by
[• N'. de V. Howard C hapter U.
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.Milk For Unities
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. HAS* STARTED
H ER E WITH TH E
OPENING OF AN
ACCOUNT.
Bridtre Lamps
Be One. *
Yourself!
Other Gifts ami Novelties
Cordially jm irs,
Mon !
wa >
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Cashier,
Blankets, Quilts, Comforts
Feather Pillows
Take \d » o u ta g e ul This Special O iler on the \ho»e Articles fur
b} ■
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TWO WEEKS ONLY
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MONDAY, APRIL 23rd
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Blankets,—Siimlf, wool
Blankets Double, wool
Blankets Single, cotton
Blankets Double, cotton
Quilts
Com forts
Feather Billows, each
Hotel Arrives
■mvdrl; II. II Fheaney, Osceola;
lit. uml Mrs. S. S. Coffee, .Inckloiivdlr; H H. Fheaney, Osceola
■ Sihiimini, Miami; Mr. and Mrs
I F Williams, Jiuksonville ; Mrs
J. AlHn. Jacksonville.
I tV. II. Crozivr, C lerm ont; F. M
liiill.li., Jacksonville; M. L. Bur
fctighi, Daytonn Beach; F. H
ptvnhtiliurg, .tflami; E. I.. Far!vie
Ifocksonviilc; C. G. Baxter, Jack
fomille; F. W. Ball, Sanford;
pock Flint. Orlundo; Mr. and Mrs,
Jome* T, Do' Vf jine, Oione Pork
N- Y.; Mr. snd Mrs. Carl K. West
tV.st Palm Beach; W. B. Taylor,
Augusta, Ga.; F ritz 7., Hale, Jack'
Mmvillc; E. R. Epperson, Gaines'ille, Fla,; (Charles D. Knead. Mont
k">mcr>, Ain.; W. E. Preston,
Jacksonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Chase of
W udem civ spent Sunday iit Kan’
orxl as the guests of the form er .1
nnrents Mr. and Mrs. S. < . t base.
M rs, A
Zelmeiiovitz
of Brunswick tin., artSanford a s' I In- guests
daughter Mrs. Sadye
iter hnniu 011 Sanford
\ C re p y
Go C K In e y
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v e r y c h ic
e n s e m b le
e f f e c t p r in t e d
C rep e d e
c h in e CO-ED
d ress.
CARD OF THANKS
Organ Club Meeting
Has Good Attendance
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tb ..
I l|K>ratlons
Mr. and
and family
visiting in
of their
lluumrl at
Avenue.
We wish to thunk
friends f"t th d i kind
duiiug the illness and <
dear one. Also for tl
floral offering.
Mrs. Beit ha R n er
Everett Rivers. «
Albert RIvors.— —
Lionel Rivers.
Mrs, Jus. C. Robe 1
Mis. Ulee Tillis.
E. J. Rivers.
J. T. Rivers.
1. V . K iw is.
T a ilo r e d
t w o - p i e c e CO-ED
p r in t e d C rep e
d e C h in e d r e s s .
TO GIVE LKCTl'KI
tV H W
Subscription Bridge
American Legion Auxiliary
Monday. ‘Afternoon, April
30, Three o’clock, 1 at U11*
'Mrs.
4S4-J.
Geortie W.
Knijfhi,
Outstanding- vogues,
Bnlliant Straws
Feminine Types.
Dress Models.
All Shapes.
All Sizes.
(2nd. floor)
CO E D
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it spring
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C d -F .D
H v o :j»icco
P n tk a (lot
W e n-i. only /efn Mifl « a l e r and pure 1* nr> Soap Mr
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe B .Hutton
loft Saturday for .Savannah. Ga.,
where they will spenft sonic time.
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Tuesday, aprtt
Sadytl Rnunu-J and* child
Shrine Club Honors I renMrs.
anti M rt, H a rd Coleman ilmt
Visitor With Dance* ihimI to Jacksonville- Sunday where
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f o u r o f m a n y b r ig h t , c h e e r f u l, c h a r m in g
:O E D su m m e r f r o c k s — t h a t a w d lt y o u r
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CANDIDATE FOR STATIC SENAT
Have Ordered Cars
«>')
O r e . of the im>.«t popular jokes
Itbout tju- . -o i.-rn housewife has
to do w ith her fo n d :. s for the
can opener a i a utensil. Hho does
not mind this, however, and will
go right o:i uy.io,
money und
tim e and adding savor to tho meal
by tlie us,- t f canned products in
i th eir proper places.
She knows th a t unless she rais
es her own vegetables shei can
usually buy her w in ter's supply
f more cheaply than who can nut
r u;r‘her*eir; sheHCnows th at this
is also tru e of her canned fruit.
Many food delicacies are brought
to her by m eans of the can which
she would not lie able to have at
all except through it as agent.
Tlie experienced housewife has
learned to distinguish among v a r
ious brands and grades for gua!
ity and flavor. She is^ p iite like
ly to designate whiit particular
kind she w ants ra th e r than to say
“A can of peas” for instance. It
she is
in g to use them .fur-sou*
■she will order an ungraded" can
of good brand If she wishes to
serve them us a “company" veg
etable she will order tlie "French"
tiny pea.
If she is going to make a pine
apple pudding she buys crushed
pineapple. If she is going to us-;
pineapple for a salad or for certain
desserts, site buys the pineapple
slices. Probably she will keep
cans of both kinds on hand, as
the housekeeper who looks ahead
will see th at her shelves arc kept
stocked with different types a id
varieties of canned products.
I am giving you u recipe today
for a quickly mode pineapple pudState .Senator J. .1 Pauri'li. who is a eandidate f-u ding which is as good a> it is eusy 1‘ofii, I S tate Senate. If If.elected -Jie will he tie
to make:
dent iif tlm Senate, the highest honor a menita-r ,,f ih
Pineapple and Marshmallow Whip
lature can lie given by Ids i i-lleagiies.
1 can crushed pineapple
1 --I cup candied ornnge peel
1-2 pound of m arshm allows
Drain the juico from Pineapple
1'ut the nVirahmaliowK in quarters
nd soak them in the juice of tho
incapplc nil day in t h e . ice-box
*ut in a bowl and covor the tup
•• th whipped cream . Garnish vvitu
idied orange peel.
Apple sauce is one of the newer
ined products which is well to
•p on the em ergency shelf. I
going to give you u new recipe
ich lias been given me ju st ?■•tly for nn apple sauce cake or
Iding mode with two cuitncd
iucts among others. Hccause
-Atmii
tensed milk it used in this no
a sugar will lie. needed,
nplo Sauce Zwiebach Cuke
jp s apple sauce
-jg y o lk s* » rt • i *
i ■- ;g whites
and juice of -mu leiiioo
n condensed oil Ik
wiehach
at egg volks, add apple *ance,
n and milk. Fold in siifflv
n egg whites. G uile or i oil
bach, i^rllikle Half oil bottom
ikr pan, pour ft) rake niixtinr.
kle rem ainder of zwii-ha-h
BHtlfeimWbualMpfG
Indian potentates
LONDON,
Apr. 21.—1.1 N S )—
W hat are ‘believed to lie tne m ost
luxurious appointed automobiles in
the world, even more ornate than
those made to order for the s ta rs
of Hollywood, have ju st bren com
pleted hen- for the personal use of
the Gnt-kwnr llurdn, one of th e
w ealthiest' Indian potentates, ‘ and
his wife* the M aharanee.
v
The e flrs-fo n o . fOT-ihc GagkWur
-and niiu foir hI7 wife—were ordered
when the Indian rulers*w ere in
London on a recent visit. T h at of
this Gaekw ar is painted cobalt
Hue, ami the Mahnrnec'p is in a
hnrniotm ing simile of eohnlt violet.
The M aiiarnee's ca r is fitted
with solid gold trappings to hold
her scent bottles and iwedle-casc,
The door handles are also of gold,
and underneath the re a r seat is a
special rack of silver to hold the
M aharanee's umbrella, n therm os
flask and a number of cut-glass
I O
T T O
tnracterisllc* is a windshield of
| cording to C aptain l*\ G. M. S p a rk ’
file gloss, which the G aekw ar orf )**.'■, chief, pilot in structor to the
ired especially to w ard o ff the
i ! London club.
axing Atm -when he is m otoring in
Women are excellent pupils, in
his native land.
LONDON, Apr. 21.— ( I N S ) - C aptain S p a r k t;’ . opinion, and
The £n ts have tu rn under con*
struction for several m onths. They Ulidotci red by th-. recent tragic ! quickly g rasp the essential points
enihody'the most modern principles deaths of Lady C arberry and the ;in the m anagem ent of an ait plane,
and thd finest exam ples of the lion. El'-ic'Mnckny, more and motv “ fienerally speaking."
Captain
coach-m aker's a it. Tne door h an
S p a rk -n told Intel national News
Englishwomen
anlearning
to
fly.
dles, h a w b u n engraved in in tri
Service, "th ey make skillfull and
cate design , and the sents, which 'T h e London A irplane Club, pion steady pilots."
nre inflated with air, are covered eer light airplane club of England,
"The recent nyccess uf- tatd.v
with captly silk. T here is n ru g of which ttacln >*m en‘ a nd wmitm tu
renl chinihillu in the G nckwnr’s become pTToIs, reports an intrerts- fieri tie and Lady (tail, y has had an
car, anji both machines have been ing num ber of women among its influence in (Impelling th e fears of
m others who prohibited
th eir
.fitted with lmhf*iVJligts irt/ .Che
m c ia ; ■
>>*•
young d au g h ters from taking up
floor th at flood the interio rs w ith t t iFive
more vvonun memhers now’
illumination as soon as the doors
flying, and have had a num ber of
uccjvjrig
instruction will shortly
are opened. !fi**
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j youngsters as m em bers of *11)0 eluh
he
aw
arded
“.ado"
certificates
and
"The* (inekw ur's request w e re '
in tlie last few months.
com paratively easily deult w ith,” ! become fully fledg' d pilots entitled
"W e arc now teaching tlOt) pupilsa representative of the firm which .to fly th eir own machines.
men and women. T w c g ty six full
built the cars told In tern atio n al
Ail the women use "m oth" m a
Nows 'Service, " b u t M aharanee' chines, the liny airplane with what members own th eir own airplanes
took endh ss trouble te-decide w hat is littl•• more th an a moiof-hicyele and reg u larly fly them.
“TJie tim e is earning when flying
she was going to have.
engine, which is enjoying a craze will drvplnc ■in p tafin g in popularity
"One thing they both w anted
both for nuui and women,!t
though, was a m assive luggage hero, •
The success of Jaul.v''IltmUi and
case fixed at the back of th e cars.
Thify wanted them to look like Lady ltailcy. two of the pinn er
IIOYNTON—'Six-foot strip to lie
‘sen chests,’ and wc designed them English women pilots, who recently j added to road being built by state
Imvo flown frohi England 1 1 A frica; between Boynton and Delray.
th a t way."
Learning To Fly In
Spite Of Accidents
WE GATHER
AND SELL
our eggs twice dailj
WE SELL
ANYTHING
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from Baby ( ’hicksIt
old Roosters .. .and
they are as fresh ai
our eggs!
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Cackleberry
. Farm 7
tni
m
Lake Mary
7 Chen
W ishing
Wont
M W WAYS
TO SERVE FISH
'P- UjjVo
in
No medium i 11 Seminole ( ’minty reaches as many people as The Herald . . . . read by
moderate oven on
rm, about forty-five minutes.
thousands, your message in the Classified Columns will reach thousands, at a cost
osevelt Field To
Become Air School
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that is paltry and insignificant compared
W YORK, Apr. 2 1 . fIX S i
veil-Field, where Ltndheieh,
Chamberlin and r>tJn-r fain
lycra hopped off on their
Atlantic “ flights, is to I---,;tichvol. '
■l-e npeiated li>
“ i l tfiljl B. UafTT an e.vpi-n wit- b - ii.- I nits si:'lit -I
fly e r T tc will be the man t h- ' - H i n t * i l l ui ? e w m i l i l
our planes have been pur- I
for delivery shortly. Office!
has been maptM-d off m one
hangers on the field,
tlcaliy all flying activities
enter* il in this region. Cur
n.h pin. Pinpsppia
eld adjoins Houw-vi-H Field,
here are always airplanes
g overhead in the vn-mity
the weather is pr-ipiiunus
■n fans on oerasiniis have
to Roosevelt ,iml l till, ■y aiil-'ini lid• * Ci* ri.iit r n 1 r<»d-qu
Kiwis- veil I n Id i ilium .1
1 !, >I '1 1I111 illy \v i , «|ilj
1 mile h-iig, is in in to- t d
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disl.im i- to th- mil li, 0 i1 1 ** mlntv. "in (i‘Ii \\11I1 tin
mini t III nrigoml II III*' il I' •*
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guided eiiiI -\u-f*i-<ir'i* * “ f‘i»ir ii'pl. j
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teld fs owned hs .1. J I . 1. 1 1 -1 '*'1 -.. fi n in laitin.As wlii« h »
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h % ,1 **%iii| »ifi r t -f
S l it* 1.1 till
and no Lung Island, nvui t\ ' . line*
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ln-ii 1 U 1 •! t
City, A portion of Ituo-i- ^ Huhinc tiili am!
arc
ha* been puichas- d by the
•rook Club for polo pros, hut'(hei r is ell-iUgll left
>r school.
•n lAubu report a treineo
•rentfe'ln in terest nni-mg
•11 in ftvdngf
in . 'Honor Kail Maj
t*'
tolwai - of tliupkn fur U
oitor conferred by K a rl 1
'fljlH'Jem c^iief ul lluffalu,
iuit* cnnnectWf With a cit
ily dcpu.it- d u wreath »n
of the German w riter in
Germany. Under the roll
■iVbfhk ‘tfrfe 'Indiana guve
ona of the dead, and ihcit
HnUWc, -in a speech exthunk* ( fur the
"while
r having erected a lasting
t to a dying race in tlothe people# of tlie world."
■neral A. T. Ilaeberlc of
lao apoke, ruling May .the
Fenimore Cooper, ouid
tm highly. ,
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particular want? Try a Classified
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�THTi g^KFDUP imffAT.D, SANFORD, FTORIUA, TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 192g
PACE FIVR
British Commander
Desires Recall Of
Occupational Army
IT AD. KATES
Caah In Adranea
, adi, #111 be m e lf * d
ana and collector aent
[fly for payment.
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L 'ratea on requeat.
Lddced rates are for
}Uet insertions.
Lords of average length
[ited a line.
turn charge of 30c for
icrtion.
, , ,
dvsrtising ia reitrieted
>r dasaiflcatlon.
error Is made The Ssn*
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a d v e r t is e r ?
Herald
representative
thly fam iliar with rates
and classification will
hi complete inform ation,
you wish, they will aaaiat
wording your w ant ad
t It more effective.
o u n ccm ottls
L ATE Springs arc uhsol
[guaranteed to please. Gil
Miriff F urniture Co., 23
unh St., Orlando.
FTV street address is 23
[Church St., Gilbert-Me
limiture f o „ Orlando.
V.l for glasses by Dr
(>li|in.*ito t'ourt House,
nr liianuda Dry Ginger
Prompt Delivery.
ill 7o,"i.
DIM’ING Long's P ine Fork
gc. 117 .Magnotla Ave,
i( And F o u n d
iiN I) genuine
Kiddie
ai (iilbert-M cGriff Fure.. 23 E ast Church St.,
\ Taylor barom eter five
Jsu- ai (I I aylor twelve
irrnninietir from front of
ililmg nn Wednesday night
hh REWARD.
Wight Bros, Co.
Bicycle. Junior
1035(111. Reward
Stewart Gatchel.
lonubRet
fiiy in Pse.l W hite Trucks.
I" ttuei- inns. Hardee, 1300
’ntriil Vve., Oi Iambi. Fla.
Irvrlutnj Sedan In good coil
ci. A ba gain. $325.ml cash
(Irlaniln 3350 or w rite C. A
f, (Irian-In.
1*00(115
J* 'a r: und Graham truck*
*r-d I3th. Street. Phone 3.
SIN'S £ * OV/a N CO Auto
i*>or and sheet n.etal works**«k-Atmuc.-- Ptnmp_T!tlrW r
HUP&-MARM0NS
pwnfonl Adtomobilo Co.
p*fm,'.ie Ave.
Phone 13'
luslnn* S e rv le t
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our
ow.
H ELi.i\
I .I Y iK; |R{ Y
by
F'k lo S a n f o r d , j u s t t h e s a m e
you lived in O r l a n d o . G i l h e r t -
iR Furniture Co.. 23
rl> St., tlrlundo.
I .ON'POX, April 21.—(IN S )—■A fervent appeal for the recall
•SL E E P WEI.I on n Simmons
of tin* British Army of Occupation
U fnutyrest m attress. Price $.tti..
r o l l T l l l ii L E M H I , . \ T U t E
In Germany, which he characterised
Subject tv the nppm.idling Demo
50. G ilbert-M cgriff• Fuynituie Co.;
cratic I'rlt.inryJ 1 liereby announce
as
“ the Lost Legion of W cisbadcn”,
2.‘l E. Church St., Orlando.
my catiddnry for Ihc House of
v.ns made by Commandor J . M.
Kiipr.-ocuiullves as n member of
•lrnu|i
if nominated I pledge
Kenworthy, M. 1*.. in the courae of
my li'Vt efforts in behalf -of t !»•
li>*» Plants and Flowers
people «.f Seminole County.
The
a recent debate in the House of
crying neril of the people of Flori
Commons.
da l« Tax Iteltef, especially reduc
E aster lilies: IIV per blossom.
tion i.t Incut taxes. Tilts, til 111)’
Commander Ken w orthy vharjted.
■.p.ltlnn, cun lie effected by *u
Phone 178 .1.
that the force of men wa* fa r to®
equitable distribution
cif tbs
pres-ut five real gasoline l e i
small for m ilitary purposes, und f a r
l-andbcnpe Service. Trees, Palms, |
Have you something to buy? Have you among
Hi. stum itond Department,
Sctiimis. I'.iiinina na-l Ciitrs.—parand shrubs. O. Sontmerchicld,
too largo for political purposes,
iJrutiirl} th« I’oanttes and Cities
Landscape Architect, N urserym an.:
Data which he gave showed that
If honored by the nomination I
The Greenhouse, Elm Ave„ l.'ltli
something to sell? Have you something to apnr ed m ei s.\pe .-!rnie adc .ie v ot thea t a ll l t hpeo s seens es r ttyo
the Arm y include?-, a p a rt from ca.
and llth .
lli'C<'lti|illkR ttl.lt cud.
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valry and in fan try , nine officers,
It. IV. P K A I t M A N . Jr.
I t — Miscellaneous
and thirty-nine men of the Army
trade? Read by thousands, the classified
Pay Corps, 14S militr.ry police and
ten chaplains.
FIBRE Bed-davenport suite for
KOII t t il M l' S l I T . I l l V T K S I l K S r
o r f t T ii.it: i K r n i i t T t u . v
Coat I* High
Living Room only $108. Gilbertcolumns of The Herald offer a means so
t wi-it to "announce m y oumttdaey
“ While the Army is sm all,” lie
MctTViff FilVniture Co., Orluiiilt]*’
for
the
office
of
Superintendent
v
declared, “ the sta ff is terrific. This
Public Iti.u net luii of Semtnol
'otinty, i ubjrv't to till* will of the
12— WANTED
s ta ff costs more than $l*iO,OiM), ac
satisfying that their pulling power is evi ivia
."is iti ttm primarj June &. Your
tually more than the entire g reat
NUi-pi.il in III lie appt •-elated.
Car with tlrlver by week to drivt
northern command.
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me around city making calls.
“Such a s ta ff encourages the
dent
by
the
increasing
lineage.
suspicion th at - the War Office is
Give teleplmiie number. E. II. W.
i on i n v s r t m . i :
looking a fte r its own -th** stuff o f.
Herald.
I w |» h !•> a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m u
I icer*.
ciiti.litlati- fill* l lu* o f f i c e o f 1 ‘otiTo buy. one used ton truck Chev
“ The Army is of no conceivable
.(a b le
D istrict
No. t. S e m i n . . 1*
i "ii ii i it y, j •InrlilH, unlit D i s t r i c t m m rolet preferred.' licnja.nin'tt De
use in a m ilitary sense, ami if it is
p t l - l t u . r .li-c lin n f r c c l n c l s No'». 1.
The cost is small
kept there fop political purposes,
pt. Store.
i. .. a. in. n Aj Ii'. .subject in
why not su b stitute for it a mere
t h e « III .if l b e v o l i- r s III t h e D e n i o Ten people to x*nkc Chiropractic
i*i: 11■ I'limuC) to In* ln-l.l oh J u n e
company or even a consular guattl?
'.III. A. I*. I " . 's
adjustm ents for headache i Dr.
The results are big
t hi suiipui' v ill i.s a ppm eluted. T h a t o n e d o lla r will p ro v id e a d in n e r fo r fo u r p e o p le ia a tte s te d The prescnrii of alien troops is .al
ways fell to tie a degradation by
W- E. McDougall. SOB National
v D. lArlli-j S M I T H .
by tb e fo llo w in g m e n u a n d p rice*:
the people of the territo ry occupied.
Bank Bldg. Phone 182 .1
■‘Under those try in g circum
Chicken Broth
14— Rooms Without Hoard
stances, our officer* and men huvv
t am u raiiutditte fur lh« office
Salmon
Croquette*
of Sin-tiff amt « III rtppreclhin inti*
one nud all hehavtcd like gentlem en.
port in lie Juiii* I’rltiiaw.
Tomato A tp ie
Parlferhouu; /fo//i
BalieJ Street Potatoeo Many m arriages have been conSpecial weekly rates ut Sanfonl's
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Canned ApruoU
homo-like hotel. Seminole Hotel. 27— M oney T o L o a n
tiacted between them ami German
I'uUtlcn! Anuminci'Pienlts
VOTKIIS n r NK>11s u i t :
women.
1
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Cafe
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15*—A partm ent For Rent
c' i .h iik o r n i t r r i T c o r n t
'
Soldier Mtlrriagrr*
We solicit application for first Kim
uiiiiuunct* nt)i»’lf it^ H
1 wKlt l«» uniH>uncf> rtiut 1 am m
“ But m nrriagcs do not always
fur Iht* stnf**
itr
IIF. (upplir* for the dinner are: while. Seaton to taste anti add one
Mortgage loans on the best type rau.litl.*I»* f o r n**H<h«>l Ion In U»t» of*
FURNISHED: Four rooms and
l*MUttl>, ***♦!»•
make
for peace. How unfortunuio
one
can
nl
chicken
buitb,
II
Van
Imnrd
inti
linked
salmon.
Allow,
t U v iif I ' l t r k t»f t !»*• t 'l r c u U C o u r t ,
of
residences
and
Mercantile
Build
ht* I *riinM*i a He I*111iiii r s
bath, with garage. Downstairs,
»#f S**rnhiol« 1 ‘o u n i y ,4 l l o r l a a . lut*cents;
salmon,
Id
cents;
milk,
to
cuol,
tlicu
mold
into
proper
slujie.
it
will
be when these young wives
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dcelJiUiii nf thn fVfiiti*
Phone IPO W.
#«t|
tin** I . n r . lilt M> s . . l * I flour anil egg, M cent*; one can
dip in crumbs, egg, and crumby have to leavo their fam ilies and
of t: pc. und up, depending on the i-nitic v’. tie r s o f Hi*mifioie CountVi
lonutoei. 15 cents; gelatin; etc., again. Fry in deep fat and drain, i conu* to Knglnml.
ih** Ormocrallc l*rlimtry Kir*1
3 large rooms, furnished a p a rt character of the loan, construction hi
l i n n i ft in* lie lit t*rt J u n e t . t h , A
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I b cents; rolls. 6 cents’; sweet potaTaaaUu .1j/u c:
Press Initiator*
"W ith a surplus of girls a t homo*
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ment. 2 heils. 30] Cur. fdh und nnd location of buildings.
I'.lll I ill
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toc»,
6
cents;
apricot*.
11
cents;
from
one
number
one
canthrough;
why should this sort of thing go
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Palmetto.
( \ S. HOAG £■ GUMPANY
iruffee, 5 cents; total, i.t cents, the a sieve. Heat juice to boiling ami on t "
f<ir r** * I^• 1 1 t> o '
ll»* o f f l u o of
pun n iK iu r r
7 W. Church St., Orlando.
In reply, the S ecretary of W ar,
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Furnish .-d apnrtm ent. 1101 Elm
I in-r*-by ann nu r.ee my m m l l d u c y r ln f lilli > I - • I I
lilt* w ill o f ill#
S ir l.uning W orthington E vans
T.-r
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HemlnAve.
SI o n gage Loans
I *» in*** i . i ■ * ■• «* i r
H »niliiolf
stated th at the Rhine Army is parti
*.).* i'iMi(il)- su b j e c t In ill* w i l l of iT'iiiih, m
- i• - title I'llruiry
.a improved residence and business ib.« iHli-r* in i h c J u n e 1‘i i m u r y .
of un international force, nuthor*
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\ part meat for rent at 317 Park
J F Mci-T.tit.I.ANI*
properly.
h s i. S1IAKHN
ized by treaty . Its stren g th had
Ave. Phone He!) —J,
Baldwin M ortgage Co.,
been reduced, lie declared, by over
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Set- toir local Counsel,
a thousand during the past year,
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t o #*»# prpjilfl
IU h ui is m a p a r t m u n i s. t o r . F r r n r h
/ri» uli>rJb »*f ilit* »*Iri ii If riiiii i mm *■ .*f s.d*n t
it - i \ thxit I rim m
the actual number rjow being tj,32H
rhf %
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"Ave,, and First St,, Fairvtew S. R. Lighten. Sanford, Florida. J*‘fi
1 n*pe**«wi»r sultjff'f
which
includes Pit oflcers and men
fl.ti
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•tun** ^ I will »ppreclht* jo u r *1it I****. f*i*t r r l n m r y l a u»* h**lil
on the Sanr.
29— Permanent Waving
.ft J ii nr at t k• i *0
1 IlilV# II Vr«l
1 rooms; Furnished or unfurnished
a conn
tn u r i B t ; # *u»*l St.n»lft»»lM raunti***
LAKE WURTH-—S trip of ocean
Reasonable. West 2nd St. Call Permanent Waving.
f a r 4'I vtsirn
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A l'lH 'R N D .M .E
t n u n t ) i *uitinlfl#lan**r
ati
nil*) a f f
boulivnrd immediately south of
P.itl J. or C30 W.
id permanents as
m - o i i m :v
fi*» 1.* v i m * I tutvr mild*1 inv IIV* I on being r novated
B t u ’.rdL V T dN $ l!i,730 contract South inlet repaired.
t I j i - f . l n i j k « I b i s m r l b n i l o f ;in7(1!* First National
r.iinifipt Mach und r-lliup f i l l 11
iie u n c lu . mv r'sr.lubicj
f,,r
(be
iwom Ic I l t \ / i m i s t i uct ion of steel
Small garage apnrtm ent. Call 251 Phone |8'>.
tml f .«> in"11tr. I pt njiaitrt l a 1**1 #v#r.v I of Aid iicndule l'em
l o i i i c e o f ' V n f . l i I 'r o s * - i u t l o g A l t ' "
in \ |» u > r r m r r y
l»i« p r o j n r t l o n i t >t|
'oiler to b u d g e across E ast Coast
Z E P IIY R H IL L S - Florida Power
| n o ,
snl,Je.*l
In
tie*
Ib-moernll.'
r.4\rt** h i virtwiitif Ihrt pro* |
Modern
furnisher.
apartm ents.
'aiuil here.
( P n litir n l A n n o u n c e m e n ts ) i P r i m a r y
I w i l l ni>|ire. b , i n
any iir 1 1 > |irtr#ana1l>.
C orporation remodeling electrical
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en: Garage: excellent neighlKir*
f c l s . - I, , th*. . | u l l , - s o f t b i - o f f i c e oi}
sell
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F lu n i s h e i t a p a r t m e n t .
rn C R T
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l liiTrtliy uiin tirii-rt my candidacy
furniture. Reasonable
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9— Instructions
Ford Bally Herald
I Political Announcement
Big Little Ads
ring Big Results
0
Food T h a t D efied T im e
S. i n ln o t p r . i u n t y .
P l o r l III. s u b j e c t
t n tin- a c t i o n - o f H i ' D e m o c r a t i c
P a r t y nil J u n e r.th, I'.iJX. My c a m
pal m i f o r t h i s o f f i c e I t In t h e b u n d s
of
my
friends
l l i r o t J r Im ul
th is
Id Room House for rent. 102 Oak c o u n t y a n d w e s o l i c i t t b e s u p p n r
m o l v o t e s of till- p e o p l e
In
th"
Ave., Phone 8.3(5.
c u m i n s D e m o c r a t b- P r i m a r y e le c
l io n . If t h n p e o p l e s e e f it t o i-ter
J i _i iu iu l . - f u m i i h e i l - J i u u M i - a v u i k i l i l n O, e - f o - t b l s - o f f i c e I w t t t ' >l*p **•'*«<
May 1. See V. A. Speer, 311 Park. a n e f f i c i e n t , e f f e c t i v e olid e c o n o m i c
ai adm lnlsIrM tlon.
SAMLTEb A. U W I 1.K IN H O N .
Six ranni house: West side. Sec
I.. II. Echols. Phone 102 M.
20— F arm s For Sale
HI Acre farm West Side
houses, good barn, one
all tools and equipments,
terms. Sec me this week.
Echols.
F*»r Snlr,* nr for Kxchanjco for
Ki-irin.(hi t ’fitinty Farm land, m
ii Servlro of all kinds
Tim
ber land, or for Cattle,
ir
70-W or 3302.
C. E,
1hoga, — the J'ldbucing properties:A teii-rooip Residence, Kissimcc,
F-e ttm* and veiy tittle ■one* two blocks from business center,
[*° n'- i ’linga new hy use of A Public G uiagc amt Filling Slur
' artitfhT T ^cquer amT ilo n . Kissimmee close in, on Dixie.
, So,‘l l*y Sanford Paint A Desirable lots, Ixike Worth, Flu.
I .*r»r J .
U. S lunrt. Mgr. Orange County Ijiiu I, muck and
hill. Sanford City property. 11. A.
^ _ N t L (l».
Spier, 21IIR Palm etto Ave., SunWlflllT ) ‘RIN t “ s U 0 P
ford.
. *.« >erfL*e on any thing in
lnllng. A phone cull will iret 26— Miscellaneous For Sole
y n u r p h o n e . T a l l 103.
foot bridge
inch draft,
six. Price
938.
Two Stoves, gas and wood, llfi W
flth St.
SEMINOLE felt m attresses,
solute! y gun ran teed, $18
bert-M cG riff F urniture Co
lando.
BLOCKS— I r r i g a t i o n
and general cement w o r k .
.;ina . ‘to C>. j . B. TerFLORENCE Oil cook Stoves ure
f*k I rnp, 3r,| and Elm.
ubsolutely guaranteed. GilberlU0 0 -' 1N'G-Thc Roof Ev- McGriff F urniture Co., Orlando,
g;M'ncMe'.nl* shingles
L t s' ! ,n *-n nnd gnlvinixed
Help Wanted
I'‘
H. Cowan. Oak
Phone 111.
Last week Edward Andrew* nr
cepteil a position in Duytona and
Monday of this week Mr Gardner
finished his course of instruction on
tho linotype liiachino and left for
i ' 1
r»'|talring, piano hi« home ip Michigan. Tuesday
'> ' l e t s with \7 y e a n hod a rail for .a man th at I could
... ^-M'ford music Mori out fill as no one wa* quite ready.
Have ugo openings t itow f i r two
mora ‘S anford young ladles-or
Vn^hs^im-n who - w ant to l « n t *>
good trade and make big money.
If interested ace C. A. Haines at
tho S anford Herald.
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( L cru I N o tic e s )
c m o l o b i t e fo i r e - e l e c t i o n to t h e of( Ice o f C o u n t y I 'l iM im l s s I f S e r fr. Ill
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t le a s u b j e c t l o
the
D e m o c r a t i c S u m m o n s A<l I t r s p o l i d e n d uni
line
p r i m a r y t o b e h e l d J u n e i l h . 1*31 le i- ii I s s u e d In t h e o b o v e a n d f o r e
I f e l e e l r d I p r o m i s e l o c o n t i n u e g o i n g d i r e c t e d t o y o u . W. C M E A D ,
t o w o r k f o r t h e b e a t I n t e r e s t o f t h e a n d D ia l t b e s a m e line lo- ro*urin->l.
d i s t r i c t a n d i I n v i t e y o u l u »iy u n s o r v e d t h a t y o u d o tml p»*lito In
r e c o r d on s u c h I m p o r t a n t
l e g i s l a Hie S t a t e o f P l o r l d u ; t h a t t h e f o r e t io n u s g o o d roud*. c o i i a e r v u l l o t i of
o u r n a t u r a l r e s o u r c e s , r r d u c t l o n of
slu t* t a x e s n nd educntloti.
1 ask
ilia s u p p o r t n f oil I n / a l D e m o e r a i a .
_______ E d i t T A X A S S E S S (111 . . . _ .
I wl sl i l o a n n o u n c e m y e u n n l d a c )
f , . r l b s of f i r e o f T n a Aaai -aaor of
Neitilliole ( ' o u n l y . m h l e c t
to
tbe
wi l l o f (lie v o l e r a l o t b e J u * a
itrlmnry.
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J. J PA ltllit.ll.
co n iim a iry
I h e re b y a n n o u riu e m y c a n d id a c y
f ,, r r e - e t * c t | u n t o t h e o f f i c e o f s h e r
' Ktill C O I 'N T V r o V I M I S N M l M . i t
i f f of H e m ln o l * C o u n t y s u b j e c t m
-J- Till- V c ite rs n f b e n i l n o b ' <*o.thty
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lha
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cnttdldfl** f o r t h n n f f l r e n f t!twml» J u n e .
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i'.,iiim l< -liilii'r f r o m l l l s t r l r t N». : s u p p o r t ,
r e * |- « c t f u l ly f o u r s .
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,,, i„. h e ld o n J u n e 5 th . A. H. 1*S*.
I h a vo l i v ’d n o d p a i d j n s e * In Or*
I 'U B C O N lt T A I f f.E
m , g ' ami R em lnuln C nrniH es since
I tv Ish J o g u i m u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y
1 g 7 s a n d I h a v e a l w a y s b e e n n l ' e m - f..r Die o f t Ic., o f c o t i s t a b l r , D l x t r 'c t
N « (. M em ltm le C o u n t y , s u t t j e c t t o
", ra ,‘
D. II, C. I I A I I P N .
S a l if n i .l Hu- it lit “ L t l i e ' v . t e r * l.i t l m U r m o ci a tic Crljit a r y o f J u n e *.
I.. A T A T E . '
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j wish '*o angounre that ! a m
a c a n d i d a l ■> f o r t h e o f f i c e o f C o n
s t a b l e f-,r J u s t i c e o f . i h e
1 ‘o a r e
P l s t r l e l SIN; ♦ ^ R r-m tnoto I C n u m y ,
F l o r i d a , s a i d J Bailee! of- t h e I ' o o r s
D i s t r i c t C i’i n p r l s n i g } =l . l e . H o n J* re r j n t s . N o 's I. ‘ > , s - h 9, | t . | | t a 13,
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for JltKlIct. o f
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p in t M i'i* E m \T S .\iiE V T o r
iT iit.ic in h t h ic t h in
I m u s m n illd a t* for re -e lec tio n
l o ( ’-e o f f i c e of r - j i e r l n l e n d e n t of
p ul,H e
I n s t r u c t lo..
for
Heinlm il*
C ounty, a n b je c ' lo lb * D e m o c r a ts .
P r i m a r y . V u u r e u i i p o r l will b e ap*
..rse latrt)
T
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t. x w t q n .
I i H i ; Mini h i lllL* tfl H im 1‘ a t l t l t V »*f
S i > i n m . . i » ei m l H t t i t " til F h i r h t . i m*ir*'
t . KINI.AW,
V O T E Itx HP K K M lIO I.K
rOttNT V.
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*
I w t#h t*> u n n o u n r * (lint I ;iin j
IH*TI«II T NO. FOI II
c a n d l d u t o far rrt-«*|»*rtlon l a the* nfI lu*rrlij iinia*unt*rt i*»> * ,«ii*lit1uuy
i n #* *ir ( h m i i lv ihamiMsHlnii**r fr.-rii f.a J u s t i c e ul Frau v o f l*iHlriul No
hiRtrli't S o . S. mihjuut I*# (hrt il«*i*nlijft*l t*i th*' iII'i'Ihioh al III**
t'lMul) nf i hi* v *if i*f ini In l.it* lM*ma
•♦I s In Mi** Muinaur.nl. I’l l m u o
I'Vhi a r y t a Ixr h e l d u n J u n a i 1*1- III* l| till JtlUt* **-ih. A i* I ■♦•I
Mil. A Ih 1923.
U A V I h SF K K H
Bargain* in nnistrui instrument-:; >
A.lilrexii Joe R citcnstcin: Photic
' l l ’ YOUR OLD WALLS
? «F, NEW WALL PA IN T
•'INC NEW AND BET- BOAT F O h S A l.r.: 30
deck cruiser, th irty
f'-'RTH ER 1NF0RM ACA| L PHONE 235-J OR fully equipped, sleeps
r COLLER. SANFORD reasonable. P. 0. Box
I (111 C l l l X T r P t l O - K f l F T I ><1
ATTOIINKY
I h e reb y an n o u n ce m v can d id acy
for
e e * c lc c t|. ii i lo I h c o f f i c e of
C o m ity Prl.set u .ln p A tto r n e y
sub
Jet t l o t h e . w i l l o ' l b e v o t e r s In
lb.- 11' in o r r.ii Ic p r i m a r y o n J n n * '
J O H N Ii I . H O N A I l P r .
P O lt T A T C O t.I.E C T O n
T w ish to a n n o u n c e th a t I am *
r o l l T IIK l i K U l U A T n i f l
rn ..d ld n te for re -e lec tio n
I"
th *
I h«*r#‘!*y n n n o u n r # n»> r n m l l d a r y
0 ' f l e e nf T a x C o l l e c t o r o f S e m i n
o le C o u n t y , s n i i j r c t l o t h e u r l l o n fa* th** lai'KlHlnVtirn* ( O r o u p 1 ) ailh
of tin- v o t e r s In l h a D e m o c r a t i c ! . m( t o ih»* w ill **r tin* v»»i«-rn c*f Sum
t nnli* f ’oim iY , In t h r p r i m a r y t n h r
P r i m a r y t o be h e l d In J u n e .
!»*•hi oft .1 tin**
It*?1*
Y o u r s u p p o r t w ill i n a p p r * ' l a t e d
M. M. LOUD.
J N O . »f>. , J I N J C I N «
Enst 22— Rea* Estate To Exchange
^ ‘RlUG STORE—Prenp'iun, Drugs, Soda. We i r *
A Dollar Dinner For Four
tj-»t If IM.l ,»r*il
*• it, .«ru h**r**l»v
la
|ir**»4*nl
were found, perfectly p roeived
after a lapse of twenty-seven years
ii*.' . —t rt ' » •vi I,*lu aril ■• Vi* i i o n , it*** In one of the huts of the main
• i .4*m*I 1;»i * . f
s* mtrinl*
I’.nttiiv,
rti-i »*l.i. t •- 11vc 11 **u I . '. i i r«li it ran camp of the expedition* of 1900
( ‘•nil t> .1 tjtli: *
S»‘fttMi«*li* l ***1111(9, which the Merito party encountered
at hi** . . f f l i v Mi ill*. I'o u iit ) i'*inri- in Pranx Josef Land, lay relics of
li.ni-* la Situfi.i.I, SrmliM-l'‘ L,.mnlVi
rt Mtrio—*
r**4*4 the supplies, of the p aU r_ tu tly . as
perfect, on examination, as tbe day
I lie tlill. lit r*-i*l
l»atrt»l \|* rll ^.ril \ r»
they were bought.
m i : l »:n m m i i i t m n
Another strange instance of the
I ! *:«.** ill I iN t if H i m
lit* t ilt a
of
i : i »\\ A i m <:
n t i h t i »n t».
power oi canned foods t o defy time
t*i»|l
.1
was brought to light in a case of
n i i i i i i; I'oit p i i i i . i c v i io N .
S e r i a l No o 2 112 U salmon packed in 1903, recently
N u T I C i ; O P C L A IM I ’N D K I l KilC- found in Port Angeles, W ashington.
T I O N ' "S 3 2. It S . AS V M L N P K I I A sample was examined by scien
i i v t i i i : a c t o p ,i i n i ' v i i v
tists and found to be of excellent
P N I T E D S T A T E S L A N D o P P I P E . quality. Despite its age, its condi
f l a l neev Hie,
Plnrld.-i,
M arch
.7, tion had n o t depreciated t o any e»ItiJV
n n . 1 i h i v rt m l ill- i i tet iiilts iv li t u li > mi»
l . Iljt.- I
-I
l l .l l f u w a ln st
N o t i c e Is lo-rcl.y g i v e n tlo il C l m k
P o o l e lia s f ile d in i b i s o f f i c e a n a p
p l i c a t i o n u n d e r - r e t Ion 2 J . 2 . D e v i s e d
S t a t u t e s , n s a m e n d e d by llie n e t of
J n i m i i r f '.'T. I * ; ; f o r t h e f o l l o w i n g
land*:
N I V I - I of . S K I - 1 S e e i . T . In
H„ D
I'.: N W t - t o f S W 1 -4
See.
T. : i S . It 31 I!.; N P . l - l
t* K .: n m l H I - : Of l.ot I t ( o r
S W I - l o f S W I - 1 1 Sec. li, T IS
K.. It 33 I!.. T a l l u h n s s i - e M e r i d
ian.
All p e r s o n * c l a i m i n g t h e l a n d n d v e i r e l j o r d e s i r l n a t o s h o w It t o
tin n o n . r u t in e l i a r a c t . r w ill l... a l
io w e d u n t i l M a y til. t u r * . j n n'«> in
l i t i s t if f j e e l i i e i r o f t j v e l l o t i < l o I h e
I s s ii m g e of p.iii-n t u n.li r . t n e u f o r e s u m u|>|>Deatl.m.
H E r t l t H I J .* t 'l I O M .
t teg la te iv .
i.\
ii’lrcuti C o u r t RcaH
YVll Jt ON i t BOYDE .
C u m p l a i n s nt.
mi
R IX C a recent visit to the
of the BaldwinS Umonument
Ziegler expedition, tinned foods
ruL H T o r
cotntv
jt iih e ,
S E M I N O L E r O l ’N TV, S T A T E O F
F I.O IIIIIA .
I \ H E E S T A T E O F VV. XX. D t l l S O V
H rrea*p.l,
T n a ll c rrillln rs , l e g a l . r s , d i s t r i b
u t e e * . n m l u l pi-i'Min* Imv l u g c l a i m s
n r d e t n a b d * n g H t i is t s a i d . - s t a t e :
You, m i d e m l i ><f y o u . a r e h e r e b y
itu ilfle d a m i r e q u i r e d
to p resen t
a n y clu in is n r d .m s m t s w h ic h you.
o r e i t h e r o f y o u m a y lin vo a g a i n s t
tin- e s t a t e n f W . XV. ilH isott, d e
m i s e d . l a t e nf
M um lnulc
fo u n tj'.
F l o r i d a , t o Hie IP>n J . n . Hhtxrnn,
C o u n t y J u d g e o f H c nil.iol« C o u n t y ,
u ( tils o f f i c e In t h e C o u n t y C o u r t h n i i s e In R a n f n r d . h c t u l n o l i i C o u n t y ,
F lorhlh.
w lililn
tw e lv e
itiu itth s
f ro m I h e d a t a hereof.
H a l * ,I J - * : . A. I M U * . '
f
'
i n a - n r t T e >n m s n . N i
E x e c u trix of th e E s t a t e
nf
Y\'. W . - U i b s u n
D scsaasd.
Tlic secret of this lorgevitv in
canned foods L due in both casci to
tbe UiT that quality Iu«.I m i put
into the cans. I lie salmon, which
in some my*ttriou» way had become
lost in tJie warehouse, only to cot :e
to light more than * score o f yea s
later wlwn the building was l, rn
down, was the quality salnr it.
STATE AND COUNTY TAX
BOOKS CLbSE MAY FIRST
The extension of time allowed hy the Gov
ernor for the payment of State and County
taxes will expire on April 30th.
T ax Books will close May First, and real
estate on which the taxes have not been
paid will he advertised and sold for taxes
Jno. D. Jinkin.s^
Collector SeminoleCounty,
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TH E WEATHER
fr o tlK N E W S P A P E R
Partly Cloudy
t®0****
Thureday. probably in efrw i
south portion.
L e d in F to lW a "; H e a rt
[W orld ’* G reatest V e g e ta b le .
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N U M BER 1
J M K X IX
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y , A P R I L . 25, 1928
Leased W ire Inteirnntionl N ew s Service
IVERS MEN Sanford
Stores To Close
....... Tomorrow Afternoon For
Baseball’s Inauguration
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LOCKHART D I E S fc
1H ACCIDENT ON “
BEACH COURSE
Evidence R e v e a l s
Racer W as M aking
T errific Speed Rate
PROBE SHOWS F l o y d Bennett Dies
POWER TRUST
OPPOSED BILL To Save Life Fai
:skX
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.,
Apr. 2a.— (IN S )—The terrific
sp ed at which Frank* Lockhart
wn- driving to Ids death on the
Tomorrow n'lernoon Sanford Dram anil Bugle Corps plays tlto
Daytona llyach speedway today
i will close up chop :tn<l g> to tin ' Star Spangled llnnncr nnd the two
i ''evidence by the fact that ids
|
..
^
I hall came—the first game of this 1bull. teams stand otnttonU >n. ,
Sluts Blackhnwls leaped hbrb
RTfortn O f P o w e rfu l U tility
A R M IE S i w o r w ^ o u B ^
Following the flax raising. Wtnv-out O f lir e On Pnntou
V l th* air five times, attaining
i s i v e >> i n s b c o r c c i season in the Florida State Longue.
Concerns T o D e fe a t Plano
Mayor
K.
F.
noteholder
will
mal.e
R
acer’s
Car
R
esults
In
u.s
a height of 25 feet, and throw
1 r » „ ; » v , n v i n « Y f » R t £ r - The lowly ncuuiml team of Celery
Fop Boulder Djirn Bared He
f[ P r in ia
‘ t ,
q FejB Will clash \vi(h the Orlando
a shott talk on baseball and what it
Som ersaulting A n d T h ro w ing Lockhart GO feet sKywnnl in
monia Contracted
fUre In vestiR atinK
Group
ing D riv e r OullJnQrtGrounil
the second Jump. Experts who
Ifjy J ^ o r m l i t l S l R v J l Cnlta following a 10 minute op-rr means t » Sanford. Then h- will
On W a y ToGerm ans
examined the smashed machine,
i lim io tn
V n r l R n a s t ' celebration which will end step to the pitcher’s mound and
)ptmusnt Ananoasi.
wh-hvVayiir E F. iU,m w v pit hurl the opening hall.
Former
Governor
declared the accident resulted
TomornnvV game will slinw, the T r a g e d y O c c u r s I n
from the bursting of an old tir •
1, he* tin* first .Unit. Tin* name it
Is Involved In Case
Sanford fans an entire lineup of
un >h > rear wheel. They sal I the
F u ll V ie w O f W i f e
in n e ta r C
i tchidulod to stmt at 3:"0 I*. M.
—• —»
S everal lliin d red l A m erican s
)P l)U L l& O r tY
j V}rtunl|y ,,Y(.rv Slinfonl mcr. new players, several of wlufn are
.tire had been In poor condition
Inqu iry R cvcu Ih V a s t Sums
R esidin if In Khantunj? A r c
when Lockhart mads his first
H o c a r . n o t L iO S C ehnnt Itns turretd to close his jloofs veterans from other sections. lie* Speed Demon Had GonoSouth
Were Itelng: Spent To Stop’ (jrdered To Concentrate In
run
here
and
should
have
been
utnl go to the game, and today sev* fore the game gets under way, vueh
A I E stim ated Speed O f 20.1
Government Developments
Coast City For Protection W as Co-Pilot o f B yrd
era I rabid fans were considering of the new inen wearing the San
m.prh. AntlW nsO nW uyB ack .uLtowled. Holding his position
until th? careening enr was n'In Epic F lig h t O ver
.ic E '. e c t l o n H S h o w I asking Judge DeW'itt T. dray to ford uniform will bo introduced W
WASIIINC.TON,
April
WASHINGTON,
April 25.—
most
upon
him.
Ludwig
(lei*
tliiTevowd.
(IN
S
)—E
fforU
of
the
so-call*
i n v e r n o r S m i t h J l t i s * natw* the.
trial nf P..rwij
DAYTONA BEACH. Fla., Apr.
R egion O fN orth P o le
(IN S )—With two Southern armies
knp. a cnnwraninn.
escaped
In addition to the local crowd ex 2.’>. tIN S )—Frank Lockhart, one
nl power trust to df feat the
.
7 • »-»______ .1 Lake for the afternoon to permit
moving
northward
in
Shn
Tung,
death by an inch and his camera
attorneys, iud.ro and jury to see the ported to assemble at the pntk of .the world’s most famous rnc(ng
Swing-Johnson boulder dam hill
QUEBEC, Que., Apr..2
there will probably ho a Inigo md* drivers, was faially injured hotv
was demolished. Directly be
were bared at the Federal Trade Shansi, and Chihli Provinces vir (I N S )— Floyd Bennett,
game.
e
gat
ion
of
bashall
entl
usiasts
hind him was Max Amtorge, a
CommisaTon’s public utility in* tually unresisted the fall of Peking teinutionnlly famous aviator
A record opening tiny crowd hr
shortly after seven o’clock this
ASJllNGTON. Api't 25.
from Orlando to see their team in morning when his ear somersault
is imminent, according to officinl anil conqueror o f the North .
local photographer, who was
vesUgation today.
j;g )__Herbert H oovers predicted by A. It. Wallace, lhr
military advices reaching here lo*x Pole, died ut 10:53 this morn.......
down
and
slightly
in
Evidence
was
put
into
the
re
mw president of. the baseball its first game of the season.
ed ns he was making an attempt to
V wore jubilnifUy proThe lineup for the game fallows:
cord to allow that ex*Governor day.
_ *
jured..
club, lie announc'd today, that the
ing in the Jeffery llnle Hos
break the world’s speed record.
OKI,ANDO
ling in Wnshington to- sale of scomuv tickets for the open* SANFORD
Several hundred Americans .«cat- pital o f tmeumonin which ho
M (\ Mechcrn of New Mexico was
Loel.lmrl
wn*
thrown
clcnr'O’T
;
Voau, ss.
.n the employ of the Joint com trred throughout Northern Shun* had contracted in the line of
dial: “ Hoover cannot lug game indicated a big crowd.
laeksoc., If
the Stuts Bluckhnwk na it turned
mittee of national utility acsocin* tung Province have been ordered to duty. Bennett was thirtyArraiurenunt:>
f**r
the
opening
.
Porter
or
slopped.’’
Tlte
tlcciover the first time hut m vivod in*
In
Abvnms, 1h
t ons at *ho time he was supposed concentrato on tho seaport of eight years old. He was born
viftories • scored by the exercises wc.-e e implel,,d todjny by j I’ urcell, rf.
I juries from which lie died shortly
j t , he represitiling Now Mexico in Chcfoo and Stnt? Department ex ut Lake George, N. Y., on Oct. 2o,
Drvssiii.
ill*
Floyd A. Palmer fnrnict pn sident ' Cu’.hcrth, 3b
|after reaching the hospital.
.nd candidate
in the
, tlio Colorado River project negot* perts are considering the ndvisi* 1800, and hl» present home w *» In
Li hrmnnn, 2h
of the . lull, who has heert given |Parker, rf.
» aiur Alossnchusetls priIt was at flr.'t believed that the
iat’om.
hi’.ity of evacuating nil Americans Brooklyn, N. Y.
Ketby, If
charge of the arrangiments for Tenney, 2b
6 'i
light construction <f the front pnrt
The inviftisstlon lias revealed in tho three war,tom provinces.
Cox, rf.
He was one of tho most courag
ies a fford ed th e batiia fo r the game, lie Hu/ipuurcd the oxer* .1. Hell, lii
of his cur caused it to “ lift’’ with
tlmt vast sums were being spent About 2,500 Americans, many of eous nvintora whoso name has
Johnson, rf
optimism and their confident circa would open with the hoisting Tnppniuau, n
to f ght government dcvilopnig cf them missionaries arc within the been written indelibly In the an
the powerful rush of wind beneath
Wells,
c
Roln
rl
son.
c
, to the national convention of tin* 1!'2C pennant won by the
cv r sites. Among the ptr-ons potential battln area.
Fro mho. Cullctth it, but <xnniinntion of t\ic car.
nuals of aviation progress, Hta
Celer>* * bell i and the American Epperson, |>
whieb was
almost demolished Five Thousand A re Homeless listed on the payroll was cx-Senansas City.
greatest achlc-ismcnt was when,
or
Barron,
p
Hathaway,
p
Additional
nnvnl
vessels
have
f exact dimension* of these flag while the American Legion
proved that a tear left tir^ had
And MuchDnmnjicHasReen ntor Lenriict (R ) of Wisconsin, lie n asked by American Consul as a co-pilot for Co mmand61* Rich
l>y tahu
blown out.
tin to he disclosed
--------------Done As Waters Continue \* ho received ?20,000 for cppo« ng Webber at Cheafoo. Two British ard E. Byrd; In 1 W * ho flew to
Lockhart had gone south ott the
To Spread Wide Desolation the Wnlsl^ jovver trust resolution. naval vessels ere standing by. The the North Pole— tho first tttna
Another recipient was RLhrad
beach at an ..»atimated »h**ed of
, Nationalist armies are now on the this epic feat had been accomp
Washburn Cli Id, ex-anihassadar
Ion lb. husks of prerent f i g - * ■ ,
ATLA
N
TA
,
Apr.
25.—
(IN
?
)
—
.
about 20.1 miles an hour, the best
|outskirts of Tsinan, the Cupital of lished.
u m. ,-ertuiu that Hoover wall,
Bonnctt’s death was hastened
time he hail recorded in any of his With mure than 5,000 heineles*. to Italy.
The commIttce’s rash hook nlnvv* Shantung Province, with its popu by his fidelity to duty. Ho was
attempts on the re»ord*207 miles thousand? of* luTefl of farm land**
suhniiU.il
a copy of a r. solution lation of some 10,000,000, and an ill when he left Detroit several
Ufitt^ and prohaldy ...
important junction on the Tipntslndays ago in the Ford rescuo piano
,’s (I.-legation of fd.
f
1
s & s
-x .'
i*»....... r
r r
I’ ukovv Railway. Provincial defend
which was bringing replacements
lia<
that basis, lloovei
er- are in n treat toward Tecliow, for tlio trans-Atlantic Bremen
j .................. Tiam o I!..' « « « • •
................. . * “ » ....1 ^ 1 2 L t . S
. “ , ' 5
Vi
[md hi? delegate standi.ig » *
t1day.
•''*1,,u'*
''
. . .
..*
delay in ilev-iloping tlio ( ’idot.ulo 10 miles northward, where, at the which wns forced down on Greensill"
|o Georgia, the fi nd c>»lltl lions
to t
Grand Canal and the I ’ ukow Rail c)y Island. Ho was forced to givo
\,lieu ...... ..... l severe in t'.e mV.I.b - Ulv,'r P.r«|*'s-«
Lh fav
way, the Northern defend rs of up tho flight when half way and
i I,To tomm Itee’ i ta h hook aliovv
i| into hood of Albany, Hauibrii
to in
ed that payments hud beta jnmle t Peking
.......„ . probably
. will make their was taken to the hospital in QnoevMiiy
........... *
loan'd
! M
. » S ’. iS S S i«i tin* -oceanr and
r “ r L J K i ...... ....... .......
« «
to Fcchum at al> tit that t mo.lrn Inst desperate effort to save the bee.
lal ;. s shi.w Ids nourest rival
was reviled ft Mil, being crush d to over iu banks and spreading do* L. Grlmsliaw, assistant . director, city for Chang-Tso-Lin, the ManDrama and pathos surrounded
WASHINGTON.
April -•
jjnv. Frank <»• laiwdeo of llli„g at that time by •'i.lalion •-* • r a w .h* nr a . evunl
Tin* jury w'uch will try Forrest
dealti and drove ning
,,r emu bad previous’y lest fe d Umt F. ( ’. clririmi war lord and Northern Inst minute'efforts to save Ben
(IN'>5)
Coiuddei aide i,i*cui.sioii another racing driver who went ill low ns 111 these sect lolls
witli 171.
.
,
st*u..i W'ison. not Mechem, was official dictator.
nett’s life. Colonel Charles A.
I lied mill travel i., at a
If,'„tlii.ig can Iiow slop the nom- lake in t..i« filth case against the lias been aroused in Wa*bin".lon
H ires illative i f New Me\ c,» al
to the water ullci him.
Lindbergh, a comrade of.tha air,
A
second
Souther;,
army
is
mov
aaiil
former
Sanford
hunker
wus
sworn
\i„n of llci-hcrt Hoover,
d il.
ibe
emir
rcai’e.
He
>a
d
Mreheni
learning
that special scrum wo»
over
President
CooBdgcN
dm
ion
ing
northward
in
Enstern
Shan
Vest
;*
lav
lie
made
six
tria'
.
Cutigi* --man .lames W. Good. |j„ n. t|.m . 0vio, |; this uflenioon
win employi*,| to make verbal r.* tung towurd Taingtab, where Jnp- heeded for the treatment of Ben
M.niorinl Day hut th
cst sprit hi* could at I t it 7.CI1« ot Nl"
ed active
charge of
ha> nv, illicit
tu-uve ciioixu
talesmen hud passed to deliver hif.
il ur. Helically nhun..
•"
eeit* in th.’ i nciivili. .* a*, the con a,i so marines’ are stationed to nett. sped in an airplane from
Apiutlels here. “ Till* Ohio and tin-, ugh the jury box. Taking of speech this year on lieltv •luii-g's tain wn I’.iJ miles an ’ '■*“ M** mV ,. ml i ’l*
) fere,ice*
*
"*
rrot c*t the Jnpane-e concession nt Curtiss Field. N. Y„ yesterday
wns confident that lie would break
.uachusetts
primaries have
.1
H
.
a
Iii •• '
, ilk. l* 'h:
iu the ease began about historie hut11 ground,
7 Ii i cnnunlttcn l ler.'"y ’ lood'.d IC'.cFvw. A xarl'wr diplomatic situ* afternoon .with the scrum, arriv
the
r
con)
in
today’s
attempt.
The
cv
idenei
Il’tfP
*»
I
tti tin rank and file id the I.«*•
t,' 1'ighwa.v-” Nr
•' >
have held
the e >u itry vvitti pub I eity mill pro
is presented in tlie possible ing in a raging TJftow^ sthn# V •
present world’s record, which tvh*'
).#>., the first real opportun- ] fu,,i- o’clock mid will continue | Fourteen Presidents
Flint
River
|lliTltlldu, its recto,bi id oweii. Iliad
k .. i, d si ” t
U**1 , l" “ K,v" ' n’" 1
!n.-h
of
the Japanese troops and 0:30 last evening.’ Lindbergh flew
M
*t
1
uM
Sunday
bv
Uav
tonight
ue
I
at
Ion***
]
office
since
Lincoln
made
his
mi
t.> express their choice. They . t|lr(lU|rht.ut
'
' ’
tb.uAfh tin* elest till* hr. II reached, UUMter.s was Sot op in Walising
tlie
victorious
Nationa'lst columns. ns he never flew boforo, making
; mortal Gettysburg Address, and *f Philadelphia hr ike the mark made th i wn is priietii dl> ili’sertctl
r done si in mi uncertain part of tomorrow
ton l . an.e offii ials felt tlie cap , The Natinnallst strategy, accord- the distance In record time. Tho
t,y
Major
MaKaim
Cmapl*
II.
ins.
A liltie setth'im .1 inti'* n«ile* itnl wax h-com lng
T|,e J „ , „ i ;, me;
.
Mi t'nolidge enrri. - ut In- pre "'d
Inerens Dgly
Rerun) however, was not tlie kind
fin i,
of the Ohio districts '
I .uglmid.
from Bmi.l.iidgi-. v.h re a |"-»ei i'lipnrtan* 1.1 lli> polit.nl and iir in ; i., military expert*, calls for n necessary and his dramatic trip
falvin
A
Obllium,
grin-ery
store
„
f
speal.iiw
'I....."
"
M*iv
..lidtttioii
of
the
two
columns
cv w is unli-lloover.
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0
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1
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,l,.„l ,. loeuted, v\ i -w' pt away by lust r iii I bf ef tlie nation
1 ||.iV\ .lit; K»’ei ll’s sl.i i " f i d a*
State
. will he th. 1(1si l'< lb
immediately to th,. south » f Tech- proved In vnln.
4a,i), ,,ii 1...» teioiil. Ltiekhail wa ill,, waters. Six h ones ipul a
'
i i urn•i/aiion threw the . t o i a l . r ; 11. <' l-ates. Aliamoiitc
. niiiiilt.'i were also nrcanV.ed. ow. vvher* the decisive battle for
Lindbergh, who Rad been nervits ini Inonce
a- , Springs Hotel
mun;
t o o . g e l .. ,V(1|
„t of it. p,
le. bv U.
: of
■ Vits dt -tioyeil, and the •-« >opnnts
At a c.*'t i $l.onn monthly th • •null'll of the ancient capital is cx Dandy waiting at Chateau F r? "1**
ulcer* Buhi ink.
Altamonte
w r in g s , ,,co,,w. f()>. thl. .... .
. rang round it,ore Diii' i <*vei ih tei mini .1 l*'
in. In fall pan
, new mark. K**<*eh amme.nied that II, d. ltmnhiidg- it "el! was saf". ,* mmitlee e
ndin.f I tei.ituii to
grower; A. G. Moure, farmer: *l ih(, W(T,,|t
perhaps tens duyu ">«c since carty morning—ho had
in Ohio newspapt*!s th.
l„s,\ j,;, ,i I.,, klmrt «lnl hr «k In hut s o:" , of lioll’e- nil the Wist mere than f>oimi ndividoali and or pe ted within
,* w.:e mformed that a v o t-j D. Evans, farmer; W * L. It.nmt .
J((il why none -d the
I
he
vmi’iuard
of
the Southern arm- risen earlier than usual so as to
• me > f tb • rive, me no t. r watei
......,.|t la* would try ajani in II'
t.iir/iitions nil ntor tlie country.
il
. 1 irirniiist Hoiivei and lahmer.
, .
to Liinohi has H '"1' " •’
1
„ ,,,<• already within 200 miles of ho ready to do anything furthar
I II • , ivs, b e been p.i--' d lit Al
.,,r vv.li,', I i iplex
rim llnstiHi bran. Ii of the
that might he within his power—
.......... . “ka,U ‘
Thee fifth
trial
of
.Forrest
U
k - is not ^uli ig' ;n**i
..’am* E '. ry
linn
n
o
o
"i
.............
bn,,,
the 'orbhhlen city. •
aid, mid the n '» • Nntioiinl Kleitrie l.'ght
tuns’. !t*,..v«•i meant a vote tor
\s«.ieinwns heartbroken wh«n ho hoard
broke tile recnid of all the !'« • « * " « ; . ., ||K.n, .J, l,s . ,1 Memorial Day
LnM night L k rt al tended a hlllty. it
fall within 21 . i..n .Ii*tr but on wid Iv in New
in,*- , I l.i.vvdctl or llugbos. I*. hank trials last mein when ut 1 »**i I ..
.
,.IV,. r„r G row r |,j,„s,.;r „u,| Wiliam Mi:* tv. who are expeite.l t
that Bennett had passed away.
lov«*r ws.n *
the pane! of IPO veniremen was <
«
<
„||, ho- e. . . o
,t K|...„
hoimi of K - eh. lioitva.
.....
. . Lugland n speech mad.* by Ogden
So wai Cnmmflnder Blchflrri ^
III.*,\. i '%
piv .cnt
delegate
In Alabama the. I . in r 1 «•. ‘
Mi||, under seeretarv ,.f Tr nmry,
exhausted and a J'»'> " " ’
,
k l ,\rtington Memorial O u r (.anu, !„.,,* vhD. the oilier drivers
Im.-ln from tlr**e states tti.ll still lenimned unsol.a .d.
nlmma and t liattidi'.o. Ii e Kn ' ,... »..lo .. ^.....iia.,,..
n
«U- •
A at A » I.
nv(,
a |l( u w„ rldV ....... ..
Bennett’S. Ho hail already named
Ivi* a >, l mi,I in one way or mi ion men siminioneu by Jim^e i * I eierv. Jim “
Yori; nr anst Al
,
pA •
Bennett —
as ------second in command ,of
,*,.i.ii.l. Shaw l.a * all ni > made a are ri. ing M-au ly. " t" 1- " ' 111 :i“ t, ~ , M | |,| Ta
\
\
ill
T.
Gray
live
retained
a
u
ni-.
Virginia.
4tin
iuol.iml
.-Utmnrv
e
Demur
ller Mmatieil their choice for tin
their expedition this Fh1l to the
Smith. Mill.
mn.ili.n*
el
llHSUlT
I*tt:fl|
l
-1
)*“
“
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tinditmn
si»onu
to
h.m
L
•nx'
1
1
rputiii* u iii.mination nl KniiMu. |p„rnl*y real on the jury,
pee Oeone • and Flint Rivers are
South Pole. “ I am too grieved for
or a new mark in his Whippet.
(icuxtUu+i— babm W
;
n f. t..«
I An addition panel of M) war | '
preparing to evacuate their Imm •
words," said Byrd tears in his
1 he body of Lockhart will pn>b 1Tra il service which was broken
Th
rteen
home
demonstration
(
uliarly
to
Line
dp’s
classic
a.hlress
|(irurcut. |i(j Iowa, 2; Kentucky.! siminiourd fun
oyes. For days he had been at tho
ternooii when slate and defense which most histories elulni wni ably he suit to Indinnap.di- for off by the torrential rains Sunday
age ills anil their state and district
tnr
hospital, aiding Bcnnott all ho
director* nict yesterday noon in
were to attempt again to eome to scribbled .m the hack of ap »ht <" burial. Mrs. Lockhart it buffe-ie" was resumed on limit d scholiil •
(• ‘ IIIimieil oi. page 4)
,,
from
the
s
I.
ock
of
seeing
her
ha
" " 'to
” Dy
’ • the
agreement on CIS
eix "men
Stanford Yacht Club to lmar could.
held »m Du’ angular knee i'i
Hirwijn and other town.- in that
Both Bennett and Byrd had re
on
Sanford
and
Seniinolo
"*
*
I f
L r t i . n charge of nus-appiying
'.,u,0 " • lit., gre _ ..mani.,pator. At any rat', band killed before her >y
vicnlty.
ceived numerous decorations foe
l.nk
County by local citixens. They their great work as flyers, in
•Miss Hof-Mac," the 151 elas.i ! enme from DcLaml where they eluding the Congressional Medal, ‘ ’. ' . j S
PENSACOLA, Flu.. April 2*
Prim ary Pupils To
session of court this morn-1tiul Memorial
_(IN S )— Hundreds of h»ni»s in hvdroplnne owned and piloted by (are having their rogulnr district of .honor. President Coolldf* on
Lincoln’s.
2
Ketfister On May 2 the 'western part of Fh.ruhi I '\\. D. Hofmaii of Sanford, tr(- j meeting to sinind the day in Son- one occasion presented Byrd with
lllipiiri"s at tlu White Houm*
Vast night the defence indicated
tween t'restvicvv y,d t aiywillvDjinphcd over the other entries in bird.
the Hubbard Medal of the Nation_
,w „ times that H vv«s -alisfie. hi ought the statom. nl today that
own class and in the free for
Mrs. A. Vaughun, wife of tho nl Geographic Society und pinned
Physical exanunation and ' reg* ' were destroyed today as a result
with the jurors in the box. nine at Mr. ttoololge phimuul to M*cak at.
A m , . amp lira mooting with .,:;to and once nt *•*-1*>. I he stnti^
bistnrie hnitlcgnnitnl fur "r - a ^
istrutir.n of all <hihlr n Vxpectia,: ,,f r'sing stream* and property all rare in the annual Sanford Re- county tax assessor, and E. J. on Bennett a gold medal.
Tl If
■d primary seho.ds |,MS j, believed to lol.il thousands g itta h id on laike Monroe yei ter* Tr ttcr, sicieuiry of the Chamber
par us tin-. amtutility' f j r governor liowevir, earli time e-:< used u n,r* I |(I;H ,,f M „tiiiient. Each y a i ' t'*1'0 , t., ,.nll.r Sanforil
“ Bennett was one In a million—
day afternoon. “ Bozo" won the of Commerce, were hosts to thc absolotely fearless,” Byrd had o f
nhd the search f«" the •*»’ *.
President, it wuis ex for thc j ir;lt jj,
I’l.fe*. i ' d l.y memhers of ill" el.d or
.......
time next Oc’ obei 0f dollars.
las pr. ',*iite,Miy ilie Kivvaiii • lid. | m,.,) w.*nt on.
,
plained, lie has spoken nt Arlirg- will be held at a clinic in the South , No loa* of life has hern reported t lass B and Class C outboard ( i arty Frank Evans, of Lake Mary, ten said of his companion flyer. ratofi nnd curried home two cupd. imttle ft nhort sped'h during tne “ Ho waa one
ii'Ku^ti! the Forrest Lake j ,\t ,|„. Hose *.f l.v t night > « ■
pfloi*—
i talked ''11°
of thegre§tcst
the g K M M l Puox
t<n. usually to tlu- same audience Side Primary School from May 2 i„ this section. The l.nu sville nnd
Hundreds of persons lined tb‘* mect'ng, und R. C. MasonI f wTHcTT -mThrhkVS-;niTwas a real man '
|uleI ,\ parody p.il.taiy V .le lal.- |
the stale had used I hive *>■ t ,,f Warhlngtoniuns. and this year to May •». Mary H. Graves, county Nashville railrond announced th"
(lu n lfltl,' k f l e f 1
Ml i!,i* . ..neluM.m of the aperciiej , five preeuiptory ehulh nge
aiol th.
nurse, announced today. The <xum aiinullment of six passenger Iran - yacht basin and bund »hf|| Ilf , f °- 1 “
Other flyers expressed similar
excused
by ||,o desin d a change.
■' ' the women were taken on a tour of
I In ac
t h r iq iir r boats ruce over tho
inations
will
he
held
from
’
*
•
A.
M.
tods>,
hecau^_oj_thC-Li^diUon
.,(
sentiments concerning
Bennett,
live llatliawuy and l ulls cadi ‘ defense four.
I)
(l ontiliued Oil I ilk'1
until MIH'II each d ay.-n n id r.ff Hie roads Officials could not ss> choppy water Jiicked up by u light tlu* Sanford celery fields
I’xi t .<••. with ('aril >n and Car
They all like tho quiet, blonda
In tho party wero; Mrs. Nellie
wind. A couple of opi'ls from tho
|'n trailnik' behind.
whose mnncH begin with letter when servico will lie resumed.
W. Taylor, Orange County: Psarl flyer.
liltie
oulbeurd-motored
boats
ad
Bennett’s good humored grin
fatls
from A to 0 are expected to regnr
ded thrilll* not included on tho Jordan, Narsru County: Pansy first showed Itself in navy clreloa
FU NER AL POSTPONED
livvtu . eooaty superinti
ter for examination May 2. Those
Norton,
Dade
County:
Mrs.
Edith
rcgulur program.
about the middle of December, 19*
labile* i:utruction: t’nrlton ^ by I
whose names begin with letters
Funeral strv'ces
(<<r Dovie
Honors In tho uqunplano con- Morgan, Pulin Beach County:
(Continued On Page 4)
from P through Z will regist r
|‘"Ik .1 O. slinro; Carson by E. F*
Anna
Heist,
St
John’
s
County:
Britt, Sanford man vvho wax kill test were divided evenly between
|4>ae, and Jlulliavvay by It. H.
May 3. Those who cunnol register ed in an automobile accident in tlio three contestants, Vernon Mrs. Berta
Vnden:
Putnam
George Babcock via* picked to
Wrg Parson rvjd ftarltJn attacked
either of theso duys will do so May Mobile, Ala., which were to have Schaefer. Warner Scoggan and County: Pearl Ijxffitte,
Duval Y ach t Club Selects
’IL0*. 4, Miss Groves said.
25 succeed l ^ n L. E 'h °l
J»lU and llntbitxray. Calls told
CHARLOTTE. N. C.,. Aim.
.
Dado
been held todoy, will be conducted Qrun Harper. The rough water County: .M aran Swan,
idem
of
the
Sm.tord
Itotnrj
Club
O fficers For Y e a r
L'w |.(„,,* hi.« family lind been he- _(IN S )— Dorothy Davis Leonard,
Volusia
tomorrow nfternon at forr o'clock lnttdj it difficult for the judge to County: Orpha Cole,
for
tl.e
coming
j
w
*
thc
tU
.
they run for office and hoiv 11-year-old school g rl, was kept In
JACKSONVILLE— Federal buil at tho First Baptist Church. An* pjcl( n wi„ m.r.
County: Mr* Grace F. Warren
Ralph Wight last night waa
annual elation of offtcers at the
|h*-> were now touring Europe seclusion today while police Invest*
results in the throo events Cachua County: Mary E. Kejwn, chosen commodore o f the Sanford
Lake Hotel yesterday. ding to he remodeled ut east ef nouncement of the change in plans
*vnh mndf by Miller nml Krirkson
lUtlnimway Of cour.ie, claimed »>o H u.,, thp HOUri.,. of un. unoynimtb Forrest La
state agent: Emily Wilburn, as- Yacht Club for this year at the an
leers elected were tho $100,000 to provide more space f»i Underiftklinf i*Btablln»m»unl today. for speed Itouts were:
•uill the roads. Carson attack' |Yll,,M which threatened to k dnap O th erofLc
M built
post office department.
151 hydroplane— Miss IIof-Mac, district' a;r?nt: Flavla Gleason nual election of oTicera nnd govMort'nuT G l„v.r, » w r ,U ,y*.
siar.i, ru< ing and gambling in his r i ' S f c i S * , Mr.. I.. I-. |Rev.
first; See-me-go, second, and Mis* .•. slant agent.
picked were f Randall Chase, vice*
Randall Chase, treasurer. und Ed.
••nt-..
Hick
mar,
<lone
|{un,
Leonard,
“
like
Hickn.ua
Id • aits f„|* praying and hosting
Piuto, third.
.
„ urd Markcll nnd Maher Huy lies.
ernors for .the club. Other officer*
? W th,. rear cud of Hath awe y’a Marian” , and l “
Class It Outboards— nozo, first; Resident O f Sanford
thc ,' co,,ard
commodore: Karl Bchultx, captain
directors*
.
fampanrn, nml
Carlton talked
City of Homes, second; and IIuvDr. Luther Brldgers, who »*url
of port; Nelson Gray, eecreUry and
roi (
Notes found in the letter box on ed evangelistic servUes at th r rst
F or F ive Y ears Dies treasurei, and directors^ W. M.
a-tnmpn, think
Class C
Outboards— Bozo,
lv* J. Nix was awarded a gold pen the veranda of thc Leonard home Mithcdist Church Sunday, end
Scott, E. L. Markcll, Percv Mere,
sud peneil by the club for writing warned the U-onurd fam ly not t the Rev. W. I*. Buhrnu.n. pastor
first; City of Homes, second nnl
W. S. Robbins, of 308 Chapman J. G. Leodardy and S. R. fcghton.
|W» best editorial on “ What Ki- move to Lincolnian, where Leon of the church, were uinong the
Avenue, who has been in tho con Commodore Wight suececda Mr.
WASHINGTON. Apr. 25.—The who was subpoenaed to testify Hav-u-tampa, third.
Judges of the races nnd acqun- tracting business in Sanford for
fcaais Moans to Me.” The editorial ard is soon to engage In huslnM.* rpesken. Frank Kny Anderson Senate’s Inquiry Into tho (Vmtln- next Tuesday. Sinclair may wind
Markcll as chief officer o f the or
^u
hud of Altamotite Springs, made i ental Trading Company’s myster up this phase of the Inquiry by pluno contest were E. .11, Markcll, the pust five years; died at hi*
‘hi he published in the Klwants The first note read;
ganization. A committee to amend
.telling
a
complete
story
uf
the.div
fWgnzlne, l)r. It. I). Caswell pro- better not open up anything
short talk on law enforcement ious $3,080,000 liberty bond fund ision of profits from the Contin- Weyiran ” E. WliUo, N'tlzon Gray home at about seven o’clock last the constitution and bylawe of the
Lincolnton. If you do. we w[H «b "
and
Kail
Schultz.
Irvin
g
cups
■•idl'd. —
night.
Funeral
services
will
tie
Arthur Milieu, golf
elub to permit the inclusion ef
entered Ita closing stage today «ntol deal;
nniite it nnd then kidnap your
s onal at the Sanlando Country
A new inquiry, may he -under were awarded tor first, second held tomorrow from tho Full Gos women as members was appointed.
pci Tabernacle at 11 A. M. The
and daughter, and if >^u
1 [jJJ, " i X was eiected a member of the since the Senate Public
way*bcfore the bond investigation and third places.
the ransom, we will do them
HkJ g j j ^
Mr, ^
UUoy fUrn- Cnnimittoe has located $2,877,100 closes. Senator N'o'rris (R) ot
Rev.-A. S. Peck will conduct the
WILL SPEAK TONIGHT
tho “ slush fund’’ bonds.
BANKS CLOSED TOMORROW
llickman done Man .
j j„hc,| p,ano mtulc. Among the of Thc
corvlee.
,
story of Robert W. Stewart, Nebr., sponsor of u resolution
lucd Your daughter is pretty am. ...... i * ^
^
of
Mrs. Robbins and a daughter
chairman o f tho Standard Oil of calling for an inquiry into leaeea
Janies B. Stewagt, candidate for
of tho government’s Salt Creek oil
Both the Ban'ord Atlantic N a were at Mr. Rolibhi’a bedside when
Hartley
Gcnova, and L.
Indiana,
thut
he
received
$759,500
comptroller of tho state of Florida,
y7 h e W£ o n V ,m ie was Poetically
fields,
announced
he
would
ask.ac
he
died.
Their
other
children
wero
tional Bank and tho First National
Longwood.
day* left to register
of tbe Continental bonds and held
will speak for half an hear pro
the saute in substance but carried
them In eecret trust for six years, tion on It today or tomorrow. This Bank will close tomorrow, officers unable to reach Sanford last night ceed tag the opentag of Coart to
for Juno Primary. Poll
inquiry,
If
authorized,
nugbt
last
the
following
postscript
.
D°n
«•
Pallbearers
at
the
funeral
will
on accounted for a major portion of
of both Institutions announced to
tax of $1 muA be paid by
night. Friends hers anjumaowJ
the hitherto missing bonds. There for months.and may develop J «v«- day. April 20 is Southern Memorial be J. E. Spurling, Everett Webb, Judge DeWitt T. Gray has granted
May It) at office o f John £
p“ >
»
lations quite a» sensational as tiiose
Dr.
II.
I).
Smith,
C.
C,
McKee,
remained
but
$203,000
o
f
thc
bonds
**• Minkina at Court House. Vot trail, because they " ‘,n 1 * wr|te ground for construction o f
Day and a legal holiday for all
'
..
L. U. Connelly and J. F. Hunt. * him permission to talk at 8 o’clock,
ers may register ut offico of IL
accounted for and all thesa «PP*r' brought forth by thg Teapot Dome buelncis Institutions.
and we will get you. W j * " * I ffiton-o-day np'.ll to he built
investigation.
* Dubose, 112 Park Avenue.
cntly went to Harry F. Sinclair,
CHINESE
MENACE PEKING
IN D RIVE NORTH
Aviation Leaders
Mourn His Death
liB Delegate Power
GEORGIA FLOODS
INUNDATE LARGE
FARM LAND AREA
^ W
t S i a KE case j u r y pre sid en t w i l l
t*"‘
- *-• f PICKED AFTER 60 DELIVER SPEECH
. ARE DISCHARGED AT GETTYSBURG
* :f. i
live MuckMomta
Falks In
Landidates’ Behalf
.... . San f ord C i « ^ ^ r^5rTn_ _ ^ ^ rlradof
Klltumln A-irentS
At Luncheon Affair
Miss Hof-Rlac Wins
Hydroplane Race In
Yesterday Regatta p i
“r e r a s s
11
Rabcock Is Elected
D_*■'i,*, |...rm*Ved-iUU3X-5\L.ii^nlice Pmbe Note Rotary Club Head
...... . MP"inu,,,,Pnl °f Making Threats To To Succeed LeRoy
Kidnap Young Girl
Senate’s Inquiry Into Continental
Company’s Bonds Nears Its Close
m
v.Register Now
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Picking Tile Part
“The selection of on hit port (foes
not liingu so greatly on The distune* 1
the P°rt is from the destination 11
point but on the length of time
necessary to rench the port,” Fid * I
(i intituled from pare 1)
ker explains.
’■
•
.-i.inifiniiitly if for no other rtnson
“ if there is a fast mail or speed- J|
1 aA A ".*1
i thp home ; tale of Prcsl. ......
brat „..............„
service that................................
will permit the
m
I
liiinirin/ l unietbine new, -mmc* •
tiling aitey. ther d HYvept i.> the • . . .
... . ' ix-r.en, h i' v'liir.e1 *tIn' * I ;ll wins
"
I vv ir n f . Ibn i’ J.n *a d hi :i
* eon
*' i.mti*
■?
II (initlwyu
’.I . i■. from
...... 1
tacit ....
on *SV:mi
‘
1
'
. ..... • SL;\|MnVv
.a It f.i»- ..v r IJmv.t’.i Virilita-.-*,
I :tti>Mm* 'I’m ltccnvj>r
.
. jiic ot lb? Iradh'.c eritie. of* Los
lit*
i
d
a
le
s
!>i*!nnus
T o‘
I:rot i ded •• blow.apai: in widely
...
Anyeh *•; *TI. • mi lul.'i nte'i -mue
•Y.trinjnlvil ’ iii”„.\i.'.’ and the
N Y. YdltK . Apr. ill.— (IN 'S)
' soul a man vvb >dislike- to try the ;
Hi iti h «! 'i l< a i ii.it
.Hi on eal!*
unurunl and vv*ut. h • *h'r offset*.** Tc\ ’ i .i.ard, fb.h' pv unoti.r, took
a i :i thh.l A I’ihe i’r:’ :'ip*it while
th- wit ties« -tand today at the
they in i. nY i . t : ■ ha.ter'; box 9 In Ins lat. t •titnl. •! iking. mTIu*
Devil
I
ta’nrei.”
•im
riiir
(lildn
K. i. DinijMey leirnl lmut. Jael.
dii iiiijj liieir ii.nn
• deldi ia
(i|n> tin* mut'.ei for thi.e day., this tirsy, ::t v , Milling Theatre is a Kea;- . former pill and mating, r
Mivp't ioli liei.lfll an ahoinile eel .le w e.votie and appealing dame, n f .la . I >emp*oy, i* .«<>: king $51",taiaity and llngon was invited to er.Mi.d b.v tin* rutile ti Ida Ciray .’>•'>!•'*7 lor alleged hrcuch of can• oni.di r liiln-i If no i;er.tleiitnn until
who -he'd; the eiluetive ••Sbinuny" unit by the fornter heavyweight
fill tl.i r nolle .
*
lly Mini- .1. \Vh!«.‘i
Inli'rnallonal N fus Scrvln* .
' Sjmrth Editor
Ni:\V
.Ajtr. 21. Among
•bn • who Hitnt tn lie indulging in
Ut'.' quite fiuhlnmiblt* In.M.y of l.it . iitjr .<*T in nr thnr th;.v inn mnsTl
catv nt popular pr;n - i- Walter
Jlacoi:, tin* well in .1 widely du • c,l
gnlfi V. 11nil'll today is nhoanl tin
Aquilatiin Mum* distinn ;• o ff the
ctmst i England. IK pr.'lido, w il
du well in land at -Southampton lij
Inhmrmvv morning and arrive in
L > , tin- Cimp.it on mnteh look
London by tomorrow night, VJiiny* like the ipot fii| the Itiitlhh l.i
i1'* hour* Inter he will In- play nr,; bitpik riy.lii doui: mid b.ugli. The
Ids 72 lode match with Arcni* liu t of the mat it i i* that they
( ‘onipston for the pmfi ••i.uinl in vi i liave rot a round « • the mat
flitimpi"tf hip i f the w u Id. uiii.ii t -r o f liking ll.tf.en and many of
In drawing the dc ist'.li n lot M'-o •bein have h on known t.i'aiiniil
oven for a man wlm didn’t bother that they never n ally have gum
about a passport until h a ilived • • far a> to liy.
.
in New York the day the Ai|iiilnuiit
Ili'1 i at h i
fetching
eolor
sailed.
>eheiiies, bis air of .......................
I’m llnui n who
M. ,
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. into nnt'oiial popularity T ,* liolil- ; eliaiup - a of tie. ivjrld. Keurus’
wyn !..• win hedged off front the , <’I-,‘|U -'T j'TOl.OJtoC.'l whs eul yea
.
Incfnv •*>• the* court l»v SMUJ,(»(»<».
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L . I.nrd testified t idnv that he
th. n nun 1ally • el, fem e, n., this s|j
t
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"J t 'l i a- 1>vv nance was being |,i— n --I. fight at Philadelphia
1;‘1' ill! ■•wgliYi'.ieU In the win :• In- lust tin
b- to Cen - Tun
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bubbling- „ey. I „der
..... . m l.v Arthur
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bet
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W'OK.e. ,-ame a hint «,l Kieka.d Miid: ” 1 first offered
w'hTit the suiies-of lo the ( ’hnlles
Itemp-ey $ 100,000 or il fifty per
K
M mid tiic
toil
Ulacl. Uottoiu
vVill lie.rent spat if the gate were more
.
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I tils Miilenii'iil, of i-otir. e, doe* . nr*- v'oii ami lii • di-ph a-me.nVec-a- .
Ml", ended vvtli Uot.1, II
ihjin s 1.000.000. "I t .lit him that
,-MwiWn.
.
• ................................vHagen im inju^ire .^om' body «*'se the " m *. vaiit’'- .'niTaiie ” rub
foi« y. d I'enis,
win bad jn.-t retuni.'d j
''
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,,ert* the possibil- field t * he reached in Id to 15 min- j
ity of liu- President’s candidacy in-j utes,. that is all
.......
that ...
is required.”
- — — *'*•*
{I
with **—
the rforesight
to pro
• ti udes itself as in no other stale,I rf'ities
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for president Coolidge hackers have vide landing fields aviation tettninn!s which npptar ridiculoU.v in the
in ■ ted that the Hay State send n
lifrht o f piTscnt air requirements,
'!i’l.|:ntioit to Kansas City to insist
ip im drafting the President Cor nn- need never fear that there will be
ml er lerni. Only' a few- days ajro. a surplus o f such facilities, lie said.!
The time itf cdntirtd when all that I
« mdiilgo hmi to w i itc* a letter
•o .Massiiehusetts appealing to his ur- available will he used and when .
.-Ui porters not to write in his name I air field space will he nt a grentci
in ti tiny's liallnting. It is probable,1pt'emiun) than anti parking space
now. ver, . that n good many will in the"metropolitan districts ol
an', heed his appeal,
cities today.
,;oy. Alvnn T. Fuller is openly
.
1 *r Hoover nnd in favor of un inLKW'LS TO MAUItY
•"ried delegation to Kansas C ity.'
tHe other band. ex-Senntor \Vm.
NAPI.KS, Italy. April 21.—
,
'|hairiiiiin .«if,'thu Uepuli(IN’ S )—Sinclair Levvi.i, anted Am
V'.l.l
"r i
nn''
erienn novelist whine wife recento‘ i
l'.., f b sKn.nl l^mf xlT'"' Sly obtained a divorce from him
m
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y
; at Ucno, N'ev., will lie ; married in
l,an,’,K-red by eoinnWtmem
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J^wndiilt next month to Dorothy
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Thompson, an Ametietin news*
paper wrilf r.
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; Aircraft Designer
Predicts Amazing
give mm
iiiin moro
more lthan
have irked Lag f|,.m T ih t worked "linid iierfeii- 11 "loilldn't
,,,m.,i t give
T A ’I’ K N O M IN A T E )
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mg ini- exis-ntion ol the various biial; of the gat* receipt
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WASlIIN’ tJTON’ . Apr. 21
>Nilli Hit* -iiliif
in* » u* iniir *, it I11>xif lie Imi.« Im n ;i inn .i.^f lit win •lips for ili - unlive diincere.
H. . r i r l l l i e
r ill
r j y i l l £ — II. Theodore Tate ol Te
'ennessee
W te uliove Ibis amount.’
limy In' tliut lln m i wiil a I; t m a im r :il*i *;i*I l a•?i*t '•itvimI to i|i-» i
W th -m il a gathering of talent. |
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president
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nominated
today
by
P
Ih-mpsey
and
Uii
kill'd
signed
a
J»ost|M)lM iMffit III
tin* \ “ >n't "fi |1M,. tl.« -»• ami.v aiua*s. Th av. t the
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the mil.lipublic ina\
nin> ww \\II ant inn .1..
K'ITTSIIlJ|{(J||..Apn
^ JJ tfti) ' *'ooliiJge as
treasurer of liu*
mateli upmi his arriwl, p is dd
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’ TI..- time in .... fn? o f f wiwn '
SlaU’H. " ‘" 'm ’«ling Frank,
explaining loth .' patient Ib ili'li
nil -ell . I.li:..l iihd appi.oid Iiodiieii..,,, the dai.ee be. .m.es’
* l«l,tt.'..||»,..:i figbl. the w itm ithat lie foigot to have one of ilir w in mi,lost udgenlleinaiily vigoi iimlive tor the evotie lovtd ness ’’ lesllfiid. Uii'kaid said that in April cay without n„ i-xi-elleiii airport , >'
Illulel'Sei reiane . remind lino . fill
‘l when Kearn-came to see him berc, will l|y us.badly iiandii-apped as a
if lliip.iil I'oiild In* beaten l.v a an Lngl h
up
TWO FLYF.ILS KII.LKD
engagement. It |.i,.'.s ld:e a i n ill Mini
g"lfi' 1.
.Tibet a dev il K “ ,,,S sl" ,l: " l '■•",,’,,-l«ml .V iii'vi pie-eul day town with n„ milroml
i hr Ml.id. Lanins
shot■.fo.'.lit • lli iti-li I 1 laugh vei'j
l»i:rt:0 ITf Apr.
2 l . - (IN'S) —
with ’him and tin-.v'ce t" mini ctions.
■|In-y rn c Ilt.-ir Id1: iiintni ir in VV' 1 bit ping and sir-ing'e s'l-it
nid« ly in high fnl-etto. They prob Hi,, i .•ini t. ii affair. TI ii* latti'i- W(ill ofli r th • vi*-. till
v i'gi,;svni' Hg'U m Aogu a.’’ Uiiknrd te.-tifi,,l
1 vrgin
* That wits the predieti >u made. I.y Two llocheslt-r, N. Y., rliers were
, sym
111* t*('|l|il l!,
ably Will he aide I , leeiill, without Iii"- lie n p ' iMlllg “l ’tidily and i M b ’ally, a Liiih- to tIn-ir ib-vil
Airport
in
Antbiitiy 11. ( 1. Fukki-r. inli-riintion- billed at the -Ford
great dilli. iillv, the fart that tbi •‘•’PI- •>« d I • i > ’•|-.»t.*’ llavrt-n. hav god.
•’K.-a.ii- •bell pivdui-.il a e.'i.tiu;
glli known d e s i g n , u f aircraft. .(i , Ib-sirborn this afternoon when
lls the sain. Walter Hag. n who H a rg iii'liilgt'.l
hi ini i" iu nmiu-nl gi
lyj.e
under,
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I l.i • -i-.iMinus
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a.id
11*1 W
vve'rd
C |l| In- hau lii'"iigbt witli 1111■i covt'i'iiii pilot and prophet of p, .gn-ss. while l 'u,|r' •'*l**'iinenl..l
Kept AI m Milvliell waiting •pie re I His w in11 . i. ji, . tint- liiug a ritiinl dance..Miss Cray lin i teat •Im fight mid wbi-b be Imd sigin-n vi-iting thiseitv to testifv in it ease Rl,Jnff munojdn,,,. went Into n tallSplit at 800 feet and erasbed to
• ■
■ uf. niftents.
’
ously on thy tee while the Am er ..'mu null* ti i,* by Im >1 and wiil'-r **l a niiulei n i "iinlerpai I,
with
I^»->ii|' i-., s niiinager,
Lickard involving
aii'c
the grotiml.
ican was losing till hour 01 so : diip i.i- tlo- . vi- .,i Ho- mailh
h Hie • live litook. her b'uil tig man in ’ •’•i'l. ’'Did y*>u six'll it ?” lit’.* proto »
"A ir trni.xpuriation is developing
baek for another ran of Slii.veainh.
ll.’il.-'li eati l ln-.il It■ii• in,,..1 inf-e Hit- |'i"diti'ti.tit.
•*’•’ " a
inked by rouu-fl, “ ) i-s I o lupidly that ninny cities will bl
If liu- writer ivineiulu i eo, r ■)
i *'ini. ti"i. -. Ili i.« w u* .,, i,"i !>i,.g
I In* luitti-i- l vpiii,,i) (ho uvii.l
igni'd it. airwi'r,‘.l l.ii'ka.'d. I ent itely nut nf tin- piilor,, as f.n
(T(M» I.ATK TO 'C L A S S IF Y )’
ly, Mitehell wu’ i
up m tin inn.- I-i tin to t , .1,. l.ut admit Hui' it • ' •‘••m. in Hint still i-xi-t- in 1' Ii -t ’ •bought it .was t.i-tli-i- t.. bnve ti ,|l. a- having a part in ..iilinitul avia
and look'll the pun III' the Iilliio.il. H t i l l III ( Ii III.
th-iga.iliiles
mid
avoid
miv
" 1>ii a pole, v 't il Virgil t. ol
11".i Ii»»' s if iniu.i'diiite slept me I want un active honest man, goml
T^*Te>fr 'about i
ft:
when the .ini-
pros in FiiglnmJ
•'*>'il to till ill vil d*-itv.” .,i,| M .
• lav “’i'ln- jtei . mi- i-./iiiputiil i\,
"o| ie and liie wh.de l»'d\
i all
'I '.a to ■ M'l'i-i. Hie ritual
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b-di, at ion uf i i'-i
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O ffe rs an unparalleled opportunity t0
chase high gra d e furniture at-i
that are astdundingly low. If you i
fu rn itu re now, or expect to need it ini
near future, you can e ffe c t surprising]
m gs by -investigating the merchandisl
o ffe r .
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W h ile the stock o f Smith Bros. Inc.1
large, every day finds it fast disappear
— wise, th rifty buyers are taking adv
tage o f the savings made possible by I
sale. W e urge you to avail yourself of I
opportunity now . . . . delay mav meam
appointment.
ACCOUNTS
O f Smith Bros. Inc. are due and pay
able to the Receiver. A ll past due ac
counts will he placed with my attorney
fo r collection unless paid at once.
Geo. W ettstein, Jr.
I I«
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Smith Bros. Inc, St.
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ALL
,1 '1 -a
:("> d
o f the
DON’T DELAY!
not. take tn -tin t iinu-tliing in tin- ; references, acquainted with sub- !
right direct ion,” In- n.;sertcdj
[ -.liinlinl people, to uiiiiiiige Service I
1: is im ditn-tiRtf. misty 'T,iiturer-.*s' ' aHo,i. Prefer man experience nu- H
T’"bber ivf. rred tn. it is a condition •'* accesso. ies: only applications,
which lie forsei'H for the immediate teferenceii, salary required, A»liuture. Air, ady aviation would b-.- I *liess: S. O. ( .. Herald,
in .mu ll in ire general use if » -iit ■ l
Wits a lie.UI't"VV.I b«'V.
aide binding places were provid’ d,
in* believes,
U
t m ;m s
iti-:\r p w i n i :k s
I itirs Ml.-t (let IliisV
"In anotIn r two vein ; H e main,
To I ........... .. I" —I Ihe I’mii low .
aviation line- from noit), to * >uth
l i t . 10. in Hie ) VI 1 \ .lt.Ill"
and east i" vve.-t will In- establi -hed
II X "(till Iml Un* w . If
III.!
•’.a elm | l.i-'igi.e Satin i.n af.ei
-o Iasi Inis aviiiU'-n moved far"lll'l Alul -M III* %M U lie I*»' III
wa rd. ’ iiul
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ti.
■t liii-y it
II- -• .»»»•! I•• 'nil It |M*>»|l.||i(|l
1 and land
a ««• I
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Youth Must
Have L ove!"
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I . '>iible lor in.v'-'lf.” I*ii'li ur>l ibeu
aid that Ii lavoied h"1ding the
tight in New T'oib. IL- utldi-d In
•»11"«-r d to let Ih inp-ey have a voice
... *. lei'tina tl. officials t . offset
any prejudice that might exi»t in
Ti.ntwvV lav"t- because Hi.- latt.r
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Til* .111•
Til* N.| i \
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R eceiver
A MII J.M i
l.i- »ji•••r imi*i''
Smith Rrus. Inc.
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titr t *•\* r
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I !• fi nil \\rMi li«-f !
it ii •• iiiii
Preacher W hoD csertecl
Pulpit For The Stage Has
Returned To His Religion
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(I.N’M -. JUi- -l U r mii'1 » ’ t
•' a n.j I l! in <;•
I' l tiled 111
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•bi.-e di-i aili
ni'i, i i ig,oi,-.| ", I Unit if W ill 1 1 I
•hi puli'll, to Hiv . ,.i i • , ,i „ ,
md I111,! I v . Hi
tin- dev.i'il, mill ii, i|i ',(• i^i »,| i'.. in II'l' Oi -|Ii w t o.
I III inir
will uf. i|
Wi lli- i f ••\' *t \\ |
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t"i.i -1. c l
lo. lb. -U
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till' . -.11 „|.
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Ml f.l'illMlI* ' M" Hs I., inn.,
dl.. .■ I Ii, I,.|||'l , bill.
I hi' 1.11 | I hill IIii* I liu li> - , !•
"'•H;. adiplid Hi, m,,|V
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maj tn: Mini-*.,-wilr,j,t
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it 1 • 11:i i 1
ir.t* •oi inn, wb i. |„. |,i i'ln h d Hu
* ''ll |,| hi s HmIII • i 11•••ty\\ itI.j 11
|H’I% in a w> II , ul Juv, do. Iit ini •
It* \*• it| Hvcr «.»»)«• i f ' Ip- t m •
' was -aid that I,
.-din.
th
denl> well! il l" vnud v II.- Hu-i
tint j; nn»• Bum |It
ci ii-ii •• it
>r> r llgieii !,'. |,,ayin;4 t , I;,,
lie Was ll'-l'illini d f"l 12 J a
'* ’H l»- »• I i .i ! It.t.I'M* ns
il* • . an a inIn ,i ,'. An tlii-i niu,
The -lain- and n, Ii"ii pi i .
I••• :i» fi« up: ?•
" ** d t. I w It I* Wi"n i,,t;
|j,
followed lie In .idl'd 11,"
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Ol ! i1 1. ’ .
cohi's
VI.- histupld, s I., f,,r,.
nrgBliir.nli'ois of a i
ai d i n -m.i •n «
|.*fu I »
' ■ai.' 1',’al ,"ii He says that H,i
slurs. DJuvv teligiin, hie ell’ll' I hoc
•' ' i'hi e * : u g g t - ....
e.jnin, uihT lie i« g nan In , !.. a. ti lt
l..i
' ) pe ikiag ,,u ti'uetl
’ I ., , i
iniMli-nilst, I,, the pii'pil In- ,1 •
N.» *.|
N'* 'I.n- Seiisaiiotialt-ai
•si 2H yeuis ago.
H*‘
” ••-a’ he v.., . ...........
His limn i Kdv.'.'.rd |)r i- a- •
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his fit it i t , , .oi vi;;, m , |
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in
nr Fquui•• Hii-a'i.
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'•*.•" 1 •" a* I'mt i no vvh" • mer
lionalism this Hn.e. i„.r p,.i: in.
I. »• . I
" '"• .-1 th.- land
on.,.,
• In sir Mi'.i,;
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d' •'
I "It" WIll'll )t|r
Kvt-U i 111 I uii i'l »ii I* I,' on w 1
I - 'lies in re ..a „
v
;h,lkl,
'•* i••plan'd Im • . .
to' o
.
l---'--T ..... Hoi mil oa,.
nei-tinir, In- -uvs. will l>c hi- d i
• b.II III II, | "S \llgl'll
ling, mU d ii • sing. (!, 1 1 i,-i
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laI'l
"U 1-* altenii' -t" t one ! '.the l> • ,
" f In '(•"d will. . n
i"id iiii'd ■ i r ■ ■
nl ' .1 •• in t h o ** III!tl
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Ji j ti.(tilts lll’l .M"
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nee min' t* r- . i. o■• Il h e ;
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\ rit . l *w«• «•• Mil.*-. a . .1
ie In': tuh i,l . ■,
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<e n:inisti-j 'g .
!•’'sew heri. *•
*ml P • 'll- . -.1 >. ♦ •’ I tt|*vl||H|* .
,<» nn. • ;,,,i ,| m rid -•■ mu/. \\ ,i
1i.irt •. - . , Yi.
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it futan- Will h d ut !.> :•«"».* I
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t Iays " v p . in ■
ivu llve-L e-;p r "r.. ,J :i*- i-."I j 1'» •• ity.M l
• i*t \\ i«• ip r.
•-T i* *»* Inin h ,i, ,, t, ,,#,
d l i r a v.h'n ••'•!, Vi.l;:|.let-. n- . O f i’i « » L
* . Ill ll «• i»lil dll' • I '1
it -.* a tlna. I fi-i-i *i
vm ether* th.* bcn-fiU of
Hr ir I'l V ca’tirl
p »« t ptcnclu r , i ,i • _ ' i Olid
il c
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p.r-pncfj-nnd their rimlusinni*. Ho vi j t youri!' th
■iti and bin bu.r>
d'ffcti tn e ti nt I can make $r,u
"When I left tin* pul|i|lr” he * « ) » ’• fell-down .over his cut eullur. OuCfl
a wick vuii king m pUTtm-s.
Wardrobe Trunks
® D E V IL
D A N C E R
H and
TODAY
Luggage
W e have a very fine selection of hi
gra d e W ardrobe Trunks and hand’ La
g a g e at very low prices. Come in today a
make your selection so yoiL ^ lU
ped w ith V acation L u g g a g e.
AUCTION
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• » a a •II » •‘•••III I U Ml II *iii - .i"».•* "i >((' lUlM 1*•,•• ”
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avL A S T t i m e s
The Bryant City Auction o f 52 H ighw ay Lots will |)e held to
morrow W ednesday A p ril 25 at 2 p. m. Sale did not start yes
terday on account o f the fine rain.
Take advantage of these low pri<
Tell your friends and
don’t fail to he present when the best H ighw ay Frontage in
Now
Central Florida is sold.
Easy Terms - Free Gifts - Every One Invited
Geo. W ettstein, Jr. R eceiver F or
RAYBURN ROSE & CO.
SMITH BROS
AUCTIONEERS
10 Watkins Block i i
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PAGE TWO
The Degeneration O f B oxing
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Gone Tunney, heavyweight boxing champion o f the
world, lectured to a,Shakespeare clnss o f Yale students the
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M d rt
in *, at ta* PMitnw* other any ancr seems to nnve maae a favorauic impression.
a r t a f A t least the students cheered him when the
lecture was
a, ut>,
over.
—
.E llla r
RO LUND U D I M .
In Introducing his protege, Professor William Lyon
K.( HOWA I P M E O
■L J O N K U U M f t a t M l t a t Phelps, instructor o f the Shnkespeulre class, said o f Mr. Tun
IFBtCklPTIOIT RATES
ney that his knowledge o f literature was real and deep and
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not superficial ns so many people seemed to think. ’T know
■Ik K a a th a
T k r f « M aatka ____
that Mr. Tunney," the Professor continued, “ loves art and
B f Carrtrr pet W i
literature for its own sake."
T k f H erald, t a a l n d ’a p U a t t r * n r »
Just what Professor John L. Sullivan would have
p ip ft, n l t t r l k * *
ta tka la tr r a a
tla a a l K i m I w r l t p , m « l i l i | treat thought o f a heavyweight champion who loved art and lit
tkla
aa parte* a ew a
a rsa a la a tla a
M n t r l l t e a t e l w a t t * da U r aa
erature for its'own sake, we can well imagine. Those were
t s g a ll th e I rad la p era a ta a f tka
the days when fights were fought with bare knuckles. But
a s tir * a at Id. T h e L It. A. la
petd allr r ffle le a t la n act da a ad ti the tendency among fighters o f the first class has been to
w llk e a t r ta a L
rise in the ranks of the intellectuals.
Even Jess Willard did not confine his activities to fistT k a llr t a ld la ■ a t a k t r a f tka
A ad it D arraa at C treslatlaaa, an fana, but occupied at least a parti o f his time with the more
la te ra a tie a a l A aaartatlaa ad P t k
•dahera, A drrrtlaara, a ad A d r r r t ta elevating occupation or running a road show. This, little as
in s ■ A p rata a l l t k
t r e i l l t * eanT
it is, shows a marked inclination to rise, and undoubtedly
r a b lla k r r utrtakrv (a • ■ t a l l f t
lh a ro a sk
aad ll
af
aakarrlplla* would have been regarded by the earlier fighters ns sissy.
Data la aedar ta * * » I f r akaalalat'
Jhfck Dempsey, though the Mnnassa Mauler, was n beau
.ill r ia l me i f v trrs la tla s aa w a ll s
kaaaat kaalai
hrtimmel. W M le nlwnys cn-rying his attack Lo tne button
o." the jaw, out o f the ring hv. was a ladies’ man o f th". first
..WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25
order. Not only did he have his broad and decidedly pug
nim .K VEILSE FOR TODAY
nose straightened by a synthetic operation, but he also per
formed in the movies, and nt one time attempted to break
THE HOPE OK A CHRISTIAN.. in^i polo at Newport. I>ater he posed for a picture ended
—Hop* deferred makdh the heart “ The Thinker," a crime for which there is no pardon.
sick: but when the desire comcth,
But the*>genfnl Gene~ the ex-Marino, who carried his
it la a tree of .life.—Prov. 1.1:12.
argument with the Kaiser dear to the Rhine, has gone them
; P R A Y E R —O Lord, Thou art our all one better. John L. must have turned over in his gn\ve
hoj>e and Thou dost satisfy the de when he heard it. Lecturing to Yale students about Shake
sires o f our heart. "
speare is bad enough huL liking it is even worse. And P ro f
essor Phelps says, "M r. Tunney appeared fa r better on the
REVERSION
lecture plntforrn than 1 should have in the ring."
My ancestors were churchmen.
• A very godly crew;
Rut back beyond their praying
• A man they never knew
Aa aught but rogue and braggart
Swapt on hb gallant way,
And left a weeping lady
' Who had not sold him pay.
Wo do not speak ?f Judith.
■ But I am very glad
ihe hod a certain weakness
’ For roaming and a lad.
And when I feel bright April
• Run riot in my veins,
I think of two young fugitives,
And sweet grass, when it rains
It
'rhe goodly blood and gentle
Goes stale in April's sun.
And I am drunk with beauty
Till April's course is run.
I know not good from evil
When 1 am caught liko this:
But oh, I con remember
- Dark passion and a kiss!
By Eleanor Alletta Chaflee
If the German's flight across
tile Atlantia is any criterion to go
by, the Junkers Company doesn’t
make Junk
That police trial in Miami is
becoming interesting. It seems
that it is no Ictagrr right for of
ficers to brut dp prisoners.
The Tamiumi Trnil is to be
opened this week. What a psy
chological time for Dr, Hathaway
to appear on the scene and collect
some votes.
■ , I
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Excess B aggage
Bad boys of the N avy last week embarrassed Secretary
Wilbur, who likes to think o f all his bluejackets as nice,
when Commander Cobb of the destroyer Billingsley radioed,
him that a femnle stowaway had been found on bonrd. Rear
Admiral Clark, informed of his commander’s dilemma, con
sidered his own door step, or rnthcr ship holds.
He found Rose McQuore, Billy Laccr, Flossie Rice, and
Ramilda Avery, who announced themselves as “ waitresses
from Philadelphia" on their way back to work. The Rear
Admiral evidently concluded his ships could not be used for
transportation service, especially passenger service, since
he disembarked his uninvited guests when his ships rounded
Key West.
..
— Wilbur, however; lifts not ycTheard the last o f it. lie
promptly received a telegram from the irate father o f one
o f the girls asking how such things could happen. SecreI tnry Wilbur, according to the magazine Time, could say
nothing beyond expressing regret "since Navy
tradition
mentions only a w ife in every port and none on shipboard
and the regulations say very little about human nature."
We are moved to wonder if the girl’s father has never
read those lines by Harry Lauder which go:
"They say that every sailor’s got
A w ife in every port,
That's a dirty lie because
He’s nothing of the soi l.
If a sailor has a wife
In every port, then take my lip.
That every sailor’s wife has got
A man on every ship."
*>lt
onj.
MM‘*‘C!TY'
* STORAGE « !
A rc h ite c t
First Nat'S Bank Bldt;.
- Sanford, FHu
Iltliert Pinno.
W
t ra.lBX. sipMV "a
*Wr Track s Z S
l»h«lnr sail
Soe X/U.
RALPH W.
u
“ Strangle them”
Loch Arbor
The place to build your home
De
Forest Sanford
Realty
only
[B LA C K /
A chain of American hotels is
now placing in every guest-room a
500-pago volume of familiar po
ems. Including, It is assumed, the
clerk’s favorite, "Charge, Chester,
charge!"— Detroit News.
The New Haven necktie striko
fore Christmas,— Arkansas
Gathy. It should have happened be
fore Christmas.— Arkansas Gnzetzette.
flag
lo r th a % p in t
LIQUID
M ONEY TO
j
On improved City properly at 7 per cent. 3 to five yi
straight loans on residences.
5 to 20 year loans on
business property.
POWDER
LIQUID
S A N F O R D B O N D A N D MORTGAGE «
KILLS INSECTS
|<DIHt.BI«kM,»Cn.
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112 E. Second St.
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Token
Wishing
Wont
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No medium in Seminole County reaches as many people as The H e r a ld ___ read by
JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL
If some of our political can
Jacksonville business leaders
didates were half as mud at each
other us they appear to lie, there'd w II gather tonight at a dinner in
be an awful fight every time they the Hotel George Washington to
get together.
discuss and to be informed at»>ut
the purposes of the United Florida
The Sarasota Time*’ propr>t,al movement launched by the stale
to stop
supporting Carlton if chamber of commerce. Throughout
Hathaway would prove t!w charg the slate communities are realizing
es untrue
to tie tho attitude that there is an irresistible force
of many Florida newspapers.
in
i united effort and they are hand
-----------0--------- ing together to participate in the
Tampa Life is another Tumpa movement to direct tln-lr ctirrcies
newiijiHpcr.jwhkh- b** e em e-o ttrtr soTSF ns the state's interests are
Doyle Carlton. Doyle seems to concerned through a single channel
have the Tumpa newspaper sit in the tusk of neck rating l lie pro
gress and development of Florida.
uation pretty well in hand.
As Florida’s leading city Jack*
The
Tampa Tribune writes sonvillo cannot afford not to be
learnedly of ‘ ‘Iodine for Pishes” . come prominently identified w-th
Wc know a couple of poor fish the movement. For selfish reasons,
around here we wouldn’t mind if for no other, this city should be
among the first to give its supprt.
seeing get some of that iodine.
Everything that benefits Florida
helps Jacksonville. Some part if
Wc saw a couple of Sanford
almost
every dollar brought into
boys tho other day trying to learn
How to skin the. cal. If they are Florida is left in this! city.
The United Florida movement s
really In earnest we suggest that
they woteh Jim Carson for practi designed to merge the efforts of
its citizens to present with a sjngle
cal Instruction.
force of ujijH-al the stale’s ad
vantages atyl to weigh with - a
If the young fools who coddle single mind what is' best for the
their flapper friends in public state as u whole. Ttie purpose of
could realize just how asinine it is to develop the stale, to bring
they appear to the general nubOjuu**.iiM*U-«nit•Wr-rrctUe
HT' flfflflr
do, Oh»j ■J m 1r 1- Br ,gtmiy~again~^t
Koy West Citizen.
Oh, come,
■ome, you're growing old.
Now what we wnnt to know is
vhat Wurt Wanner wants with a
:olf course tluit is losing several
housand dollars a year and for
vhlctt he has to pay annually
welve hundred dollars. Must be
tguring on drilling for oil, or
nmething.
*
o f ’state road*— for Hathaway, as
Wltli " S.'bOO.OOO more women Jcoftl government." SirJ Frederick
Governor undoubtedly would ap than men ;voting' In; England, S(r Uhould take another look.— Arkan
point as his successor In tho direc Frederick Hall predicts a “pCttH|sns Gazette..
tion of the State Rond Department ■' 1
n mdn who would carry out his
d .
policies nnd do his bidding— which
would consist, mainly, of paying
o ff the political debts incurred in
his campaign.
Thus, the people of Florida would
be subjected to four years more of
W h e n F l ie s , mosquitoes and roadies breath Black
Road Department extra variance,
Flag—it kills them. N ot one escapes! Rids your home of
disregatd of law, favoritism to pol
other bugs, too. Sold at drug, grocery, hardware and
itical friends nnd finnucial backers
department
stores. Powder 15c up, and
ami the further
building ami
strengliening of the machine which
is now attempting to ]>crpetunte
itself ns the controlling power o f
the Htnto government.
business. At the time when liimis-
thousands, your message in ihe Classified Columns w ill reach thousands, at a cost
11mis of people are coming here to
utt'inl conventions, when th re s
a jm 1eeptihle recovery front tile re
adjustment period and the state
is*getting up steam for a new ex
pansion the people of
Florida
should give heed to .1 program
lli.it will help it along.
As Florida prospers s<* will
Jacksonville prosper. As Jackson
ville grows so will thcjitute grow
TitirrrveF
Wliudmvar— u-uy—thct
wishes t put A. Ihe interests of
Florida and Jacksonville
are
mutual. In the due enurse of
time we are told everything comes
to lii 111 who wails. But there is
such a tiling a>. acceleration and
the United Florida movement inis
that as its purpose. We need *0
lorgvt sect ionla
r'valius
in
Florida and to promote team
work. A United Florida is one of
the happiest omens for a greater
state t,hat has appeared* in many
a day.
We hope that Jacksonville will
give its full eo-operution. Every
person interested in a greater
Jacksonville is interested in a
greater Florida. Attendance at the
meeting tonight will be a har
binger for more prosperity, more
Jh-hjpie
i
in Florida and u larger
vol» me of business.
that is paltry and insignificant compared
The Herald is the “ C lassified” paper o f Sanford and Semtnole CoilritvT Ke'adors
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The Manatee Advertiser gives people nf the state knew that
conclusive and unanswerable reas they were confronted by a ser
ons f.ir imposing tho election of | ious situation, with hundreds nf
millions of debt ugninst their
Foim Hathaway as Governor of counties, cities, school and road
Florida. After mentioning instances districts, Mr. Hathaway propos
of fact brought out in the Ilutha- ed to involve the state in a debt
t
Gainesville Sun soya thr way way record, the Advertiser says:
of millions In keep tho "Imom
Our objection to Mr. Hatha
0 kill CaUs politically in for
time" going in the Road Depart
verybody to vole thatr second way is not based upon the critic
ment.
isms made by Mr. Carlton. Mr.
hole* for somebody *)*«.
We
Tills coupled with our belief
now a bettar way than that, ta Hathaway has been one of the
Ihut
the citizens of the stale
cit: let everybody vote thdr central figures in the most extra
ought always to resist the build
iryt choice for somebody else.— vagant administration the state
,'assau County Leader
Yeh, has ever known—un ndminLtru* ■ ing up of political machines, is
the ground for our opposition to
n t and second choice.
tion so devoid of real statesman
Mr. Hathaway.
ship that it was swept entirely
We do not believe he has the
Sidney J. Catta, in his Miami off its feet by the real estate
proper
conception of the duties
pceeh, charged up San Juan Hill, boom, and so lacking in construc
of a government toward the
taht it wus
•*cH*d th* "Charge of the Light tive intelligence
people. A\o do not believe he* has
rigode“ and fought the. Cr* me an months behind tho people of the
the. outstanding executive ability
•’nr, song "Suwannee River" and stale in discovering that the
with which he has been credited.
Uy Old Kentucky Home", buried boom was over.
The Advertiser’s reasons are, in,
« Confederates' at Appomattox,
As a central figure in his ad
ad captivated the people with Ms ministration, Mr. iluthnway saw themselves sufficient; but it might
ndition o f "Annie Laurie". True- tha road fund depleted from n have added that the election of
* modern politics la .developing surplus of millions to u huge de Hathaway as Governor would mean
Ugh degree of oratory.
ficit. Then, at'a time when the * C0,|tinuance of this wasteful and
extravagant policy in the building
’
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v*
ea gerly scan the want ads in search o f the opportunities
which are
always to be
found .. .. your Classified ad is a personal message to thousands you can reach in no
other w ay as quickly or economically.
Stop W ish in g . . . . a Herald want ad will fill your wantsT quickly . . . . what is your
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particular want? T ry a Classified Ad . . . . its good medicine and the prescription only
costs a few cents.
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PROGRAM
weird >oM Ghokt. rebllVn a lliilln-T , . Aim ANC.fcs __
Junior Hi^
Presents mu
’wcVii rale,’ after which tilt' puihp-f
'
n *’ * ...
; lt. ln.,u.
kins, brownies, and mitumh fairT n td O
ies^all Jilin In It Jolly 11mue. 11' "* | o'clock nt Central Park, under the
is followed by Spry Jr.ck Frost >
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i ilirertion of the N. cb* A. Ho
noiword
mill the Snow flakes, who show.r chapter U D. C. which have nrthp wee guests with a blanket »-.f1ranged an impropriate program.
feathery1 snow flakes. In the last i a wreath will be placed on the
scene j* the nwnkon'ng o fthe tots | monument and after the program
finding that their visit to the land) the Chapter will go to the City
of fairies nod lirownies is only n Cenietnry to plntq flags and flowdream.
j ers on the veterans of both South
This play was attended bv a ,,nd North. Rev. Frank .Mnrler,
capacity uuuirme ml many' n - P "»‘ or. ° f
*•""* • ’ 1
hr,^ T
One o f tile largest and lima,
rpectnculur affairs given In II a
city in some time wns tha pi. ij
M em bers O f W.C.T.IJ. W oman’ s Club Group “ Tlio Seasons In Fairyland’’, p r e
sented F’riday evening at the Jui>*
H old Friday M eeting Enjoys Lovely P a rty I ior High School by the pupil* •»f?
the East S'de'Primary School un
' r
On Friday afternoon the re
Ail enjoyable affair of this week der the direction of Mrs. J. C- M it
gular meeting of the W. C. T. U. was that of Tucsduy afternoon chell, Mis* Cleo Tlmyer, Min.
wns held at the home of Mrs. \V. when the members of the Social I)e* Marion.St John and Miss Am u
L. Cooper on Central • Avenue, pnrtment of the Woman's dub H.llu Dyson.
with
Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Semi and were delightfully entertained at
The piny open* with the nursery urs t„ repeat the Ph*3A i*> enable j huvp " harK{ (lf thc mu*|c.
W ED NESD AY
scene where ‘‘ Betty, Hetty , Thoif tnojiu who ftfUhl not ho nccotmr
lenjnnilfi Whltncr Jr., will Mrs. C. C. Priest ns hostesses. bridge nt three
•
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The rooms where the members t.lnyd Bp;
lnoriil" mid "VjutV Sam Crook?" ilnti'd Friday evening.
In the,, Yeung
Matron.)
.
j.:,|na
p w ie r Hope, win. has
^assembled >wpie effectively adorn
rtrrj playing anp a)-** put to'^slocrp
'lob. ,•
,
.
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been
delightfully
entertain'd here
Bridge Club will mefet ed with n profusion of calendulas. I
bFjthc Sand Ktan arrt bid frredttt
. vhe -given ns the guest of her sister ...m.
A special program will
Mrs. G
snap
dragons,
roses
nod
other
j
vmi-eolorl
irs. Ralph Wight nt her
F'rtlry Upon reabhlng Fairylnmd
' M. Johns Baptist Chtircll'at the i Irving Loucks. leaves Saturday for
Spring blossoms combined with 1............
eluding n r - r r —
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tljey are escorted l>y thu, ’’fa-oak*: corner or Cyprus Avenue* and: her home at Dunedin.
fftose'CbUrt.
hi
larkspurs nml petunias was ukriPIn ing F rog ( Billy Zackry) who eai— |Tenth
StreFl on Sunday
Sunday evening
cvenino
-------itlon bridge party by the greenery.
Mrs. F. It. Mitchell,, the pre decorating the club auditorium r’ed them to every_ point of. intci -* , . ,
c^eicty o f All Souls Church
sident of the Union presided over where the tables had been arranged est in this happy land. The nysti d e n f t , 0 ®
! Mr- • " ! ’Mr*. Howard
Smith.
o'clock nt thu Parish Hall
the lmisness session at which for play.
Will have charge of th
° crol.nr-' ,lis *•"" Howard Jr. and Mrs.-R. u
scene
shows
"Spring’'
when
tin*
Avenue. Public is cordially
time routine buiancss wns carried
f « r Tnmpn
•Scores were kept yn tallies done tMeen orv May ( Rhodn WdtkerV I Reserr ntibns for w h l ^ , ^ ‘ '
1 ,HK,,)1c*
. where they will make their home.
out. The meeting opened with the in red roses, the club flower,rtinrl nml the i\ing (Frank Woodruff! I
[Side P s y nt Teuehurs As- song. "Curry On", after which
I l l ) are crowned'iind’ nre nttcdneil
bn will meet nt 11:00 o’clock the scripture lesson, Ephesians, ut the .conclusion of the fiftli pro
| by the liutterflies, bumblebees.
gression,
it
was
found
that
Mr*.
list Side Primary School.
l-ld was read. After the business Alfred \V. Lee Jr., had scored U><F S | lriU i£ ,e s J T iird s, rain drops,
I j Spaulding Circle will meet session,' Mrs. John Leonard! in most points and received a lovely and sunbeams. Old Mother Nature*
home of Mr*. Wnlter Stouil- her usual delightful manner;, in* white kid
and.
hssUU in’
K i l l pocket
p U tH L 'V book.
uu yn .
* " V low j is also on* hnnri
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Tito
troduccd Mrs. Mnry S. Hmvarth of score prize, n pretty shoulder fbiw- welcoming these young guests to
on Elm AvVCilUe.
E very Tuesday— Thursday— Saturday
e Turner'Cirol® o f the First DcLnnd, the first wotputi to grad or went l» Mrs. Braxton L. Per- 1,Fairyland.
During th eulttviriive sumnm*
Church will meet at 11:110 uate from John II. Stetson Uni kins.
Watch For Th e Rig Masquerade
at- the church Mrs. E. J. versity, was ihuiter member ol
Late hi the afternoon After the [
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Phi
Delta
Delta,
women’s,
legal
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flowers
dunce
tile
old
fashioned
will be hostess.
Hull— May 1
fraternity, was fii-st women to be
,ftul l,l'cn « w»»'dcd. the host- minuet, and the IlCghl Moth and
THURSDAY
__ i.. |esses served tuna fish salad, suit
No change in adfnission prices— 75c couple— Ladies free
meeting of the Missionary admitted to Florida liar Associa ines,’ spimi pem-hes ami iced tea. Summer Fairy ulssi do a clever
P-ltle ilnnre.
i
tion and practiced law for ten
There were ten tabled of players
, and women members o f
and .Winter",
W hite Horse and His Boys
dist Church Thursday nt IJ-j years at Chester, Pa., ami Is now who enjoyed this interesting curd . ."Autumn ......
,
- are
s , * * ■• •*
J
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l ushered in hy the diinring of the
a airnihrr of the firm of Stewart
1st the church,
game.
leaves, and the children are guid
and Stewart at DeLnpd, Mrs. HoSilver Lake Casino
aorial Dny services will be warth talked on "Gooil Citizen
ed by old Mr Gray Squirrel. The
10: o’clock nt thev Cet» ship,’’ stating that good citizen A u xiliary O f Legion
park, Fourth and Park Ave- ship was not in just voting, but
Plans Entertainm ent
Program will be presented by mnking oneself a power for good
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tie V. Ilownrd Chapter U. in lh e community. She sees as one I
Among the many social affair* J
of the dangers of good citizenship. |,llllIlni.(| ‘for lu.xt wct.k. pm. dr t.s- j
a paternalistic tendency in gov- pecial
, . interest
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FRIDAY
the subscription
Kive|( Mum|wy
Id* V. Howard Chapter. U. D. crnment, and instead of appeal- ............... .
|ll meet nt’.TOO o’clock ut the ing to Washington, each common- *!’ ' ‘'.f' I,11,11 ,|uL*H'
tty nml
and stale should tumi/
work mil
out its *' Apul
r’ '” .’ ’ JO
" at
. JiOO
'"V "
nl ltl^
ofMrs. James G. Sharon on ity
nrohlems.
She
criticized
a*
'
Ca!,,P
.
own
prebl
Street.
'.'R P,,Ll, , Ami-irean Legion
Sanford Rcbeknh lodge will oxtrnvnganee the useless work Auxiliary.
Elaborate plans have
regular inerting at 7:.'I0 seen along our public highways.
Slip
felt
certain
public
offices
fck nt the Odd Fellows Hall
were cspt-ciplly* fitted for. wojueu..
^ .vmi..u£_thg4arcesLJ
I the basket.
such ns places of the school ns well ns must enjoyable social nfhT
”
‘Girl of my
bonriLs and a* county superintend- f l,',s *"f "^hc se<f3dii. Atfriictive
enl of public instruction.
prizes have been bought and otlirv i
Loucks Honors
Dreams”
Mrs. Mnble Perkins Dean, or De interesting features have been arSister W ith P a rty Land,
rerording Secretary o f tile ranged. Mrs. Sandy Anderson, vice
State W. C. T. U. told of the chairman o f tin. Welfare commit
“ Ram ona”
ItfrUiining in her usual gra- elect ion pamphlets gotten out *»:e. is general chairman. Mrs. Fred
nianncr, Mrs. G. Irving •by the W. C.
T. U. Mrs. Daiger is publicity chairman. Mrs.
ili* was hostess Tuesday nf* E. M. Weeks, president of the Un- Fred Newman is.ticket chairman,
V>n when she entertained at inn at Del.anil, invited the San* Mrs. Clyde Byrd will hnv,. charge
(fe nt her home on Mngnolia fonl Union to meet nt--the home ° f tile serving. Mrs. J. E. Ritchie
(me honoring her sister Mrs. of Mrs. Katherine Aldis, corner is chairman f >r ix*freshnients, Mrs.
Fowler Hope o f Dunedin. Boulevard and East Plymouth D. G. Griffin is clmirman of tables,
|guests were the members of street. Del.and. next Friday at anil Mrs, E. R. Stowe will have
Afternoon Tea Implicate .'i;0U o’clock, at which time Mrs. charge of the decorations
|ce Club and nn extra tahlu John l/conurdi will be the prinuFor reservation telephone either
»ycrs.
pal speuker,
M n. George W Knight. Mrs. San
variety of spring flower*
Delegates were elected to the «!y Anderson or Mrs. Fred New
5LT*tiuU’r A itjuIc
H um e SH2
larkspiu,
snap dragons. county Federation of Woman's man
»r.higo, uludioliu and pelunius Pint's meeting to lie held in May,
imiinutiiig \fns nseil with «r- •as follows: Mi*. I*>uis Sicveking,,
i-fleet in deioruting the ,Mr>. John l>. .Vhi’iihaiiis. Mrs. G. ■
T T
n» where thi- guests assembled !J. Kllinlt, Mrs. W. I. Hughey; A l
thr giinies.
ternates, Mrs. FI. M. I’an oil. Mis,
ftrr all the hoards hud Duen Esther Hughe.v. Mrs. Seim
and
oil. soars were totaled and it Mi's. James McPIeliund
Mrs.
found that Mrs. Roy Sytne*
Cm roil. Mrs. Elliott and Mrs.
Miv V\ Theodore Langley hud Abrahams were named ns a com
H highest among the club mittee t<> ask that women he plac
nbi
Mrs. Charles E. Henry ed as tellers oil the elc< lion hoaio
Mis. Hope made highest score* i V'
elect loti.
For little yi'ii ls of today there
ng..11
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and
were Ii
H I»usmt*^s had luvn
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f,. . players
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tn in sa H o il a hmviuI I mmii w as n »1 the ted hour Mrs. Louiks l •*•*»...I
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. .*tin1
i tho*ten*e*
.
world of variety in frocks. Never
ll*.
X|l
I Vl*l|i
!*.•joyed
'loveil
f ed ire crciim, cake and punl-it. freshmen!s ol iced tea. a*sortei
h.- guot.* foi thr ufteriioon saiiilwiehe* nml cakes,
have styles and color combinations
Roy Synte*, F’r>. Robert , A llU .lla ------rio i. e ----- p ee . c o t-------- v e re :^Aly-Fr. Mi v.~AVttltKTii .Moore Mr*. I’ruilv Bennett, Mr*. J. S.
been so captivating.
t. Mr*. \V. Theodore Ijtngley. May. Mr*. 1 A. Wall. Mrs. E.
. George S. WJtitntcr, Mr* M. Week*, Alls. Mnble Perkin*,
W I’iipworth, . Mrs. A. P. warth anil Miss Ella Stanford,
nelly. Mi* Robert A. Newman, Dean, .Mis. Mary Stewart Ho
Fldnn Kitwler 1loi«‘, Mrs. of Del.and, Mr*. John D'onardi.
rlt-> E lleurj1, Mr*. Georgt Airs. G. B. Elliott,
.Mr*. ('.
tor tilth' girls from two to six years
Ilf<• PoltcH and Mrs S. O. Pbnse. f\ Priest, Airs. W. I.
Cooper.
of age
Mr*. Seim, Mis. \\ I
Hughey.
Mr*, i 11 Smith returned home .Mi,*, F R.
.Mitchell. Airs. E.
furdj.i from Tulluhussee where M. Canoll, Mr* James Mel'leiattended th*1 Jubilee t’oivfer- land. Alls. Clarke, Alls.
Otto
e of the Missionary Society of Schemhj. unt! .Mis* Esther llugli.Methodist Phtifrh ctdebrating ;y anil Mrs. Julia 11. Ahralinm*. j
fiftieth unnivetnat-y of that
I iety.
Telephone 148 MRS, FRED , S. D A IG E It, Society Editor Residence
Tel. 37.
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Mr* Huivey Woodcock of Glenn*
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guest of Mi. ;ind Mr*. J. L.
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Colored Dimities and prints
Knihroiilure'J nml Inee trimmed. Sizes up to twelve years.
colors, .
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$2.50 & $3.50
Riuling, Crating Shipping,
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Ckrysler’s Recikde
Rating After 14 Months
Test By Arm y Officials
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In litis roiuiection, Senator Mc'Master (R ) of South Dakota,
unid today: " it would he very d if
ficult to put Herbert Hoover over
in
the middle west if he in the U6i
puhlicnn nominee. I believe AI
Smith would defeat .him if they
were the opposing nominees.
'•The farmers of the Middle
West are convinced dint Herbert
Hoover was part and parcel of
the price-fixing in wheat which
robbed them p f billions of dollars
duHaj* 'Uie'kntrliThitfllinovv Hoov
er acquiesced in it nml never pro
tested ngainnt it. During the preseiyt, oi*nqjajgn J p »J l| «s -o ffe re d a
* n ;l!
single constructive suggestion for
agriculture, and on farm relief
he remains silent."
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The same primaries of ytfcter•day, in Ohio, Massachusetts and
JPennsylvania,
which
boosted
I gave a tremendous impetus to the
I Smith movemunt on the Demo
cratic side. Smith's generally accrpU-d delegate strength In those
content will he found in the liqu’d. states which have acted prior to
Therefore, Dr Jones states that ‘ a
large part of these food element*
uuy. be -dost by- dlsufrfmg" tbe
svutrr in which the vegetables weie
cooked.” Since the liquid in ca»i
of vegetables is simply the watre
Hampshire, K;
iu which Lie vegetables vere cooktd nesota,
,t ehiui.'d be used. After l«a t ip jjN e w York. DO; North Dakota, 111;
t!ie vegetables in their own juice, Oklahoma, 12; Rhode Island, 10;
toe excel* should be poured off ana Washington, U ; Wisconsin, 20;
stored in the ice box, for it is • Alnska, li; . Philippines, ti; Virgin
valuable part of a quality product Islands, 2—Total 3C2.
A yeiiri.: recipe for making a
On the basis of yesleniay's Iialcream soup from left-over vegetable
loting,
it seems certain today
s!n*l. is this; melt four tablespoons
butter in a sauce pan. Add three that the New York Governor will
and one-half tablespoons flour, salt have the 3(1 front Mn isachusetls,
and pipetka. Blend well, then add an indicated -IS front Ohio after
on rd one-half cups tnilk. Bring |complimentary balloting for exto
boiling point, stirring ron- I Senator Allot* Pomerene, and bis
stnntly. Then add one and one-1friends claimed at least tilt out of
ba!f cups vegetable juice.
And |Vmisvlwiitiu's 7U. This would add
lett-ovrr Pea«, strmg brans, or lima .
n)|dition.,1 votes for Smith, and
beans can br added, too.
; send him across the five hundred
„ „
mark to..MIG a total of 733 1-2
vote: is necessary to nominate at
eroic
To
Save___ _Life Fail
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(Continued from tinge I )
(Continued fi„m
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17, when he enlisted. He remained the state were K. M
in after the war, taking an inter Atlantic Cflast Line imph,
est in the aeronautical branch Dodson, mi uuiomnbik
which made him one- o f the ln-st ami u. K. Kelsey, a contn
Dveido, The deft-me
mechanics of the sen ice.
It was Commander—Byrd wild Wngncr,.u£-tdnilu*mr, A.
drew him out of obscurity iirTfllft, an employ or the r tM
_ j Company; 1(. A. .Spf ,r,
wht-n the Commander organized u|
naval nir contingent ( » go with \
for'‘tw j
the MacMillan expedition tA hunt I (j.
0. Tyler, a c;iiptnter'
land supposed to exist in tbe Are monte **!
Springs.
The five men left i n
tie Ocean northwest o f Utah,
when court rccesn-d l.vt u
Greenland.
Bennett’s wizardry with an nir- •I. F, Smith, inun:ij;,r 0]f^
j
craft motor and i . is Dying ability low Cab Company; y
fnrmer;
.1
.
I).
Kvans.Vf^
were such that Byrd chose hint ns
his companion in the NA-1. They G. Moore, a farmer, and !
Bennett, a laborer.
flying over bleak, dangerous ice
At the opening, of the
fields. Mutual confidence between
2:110
yesterday afternoon,'
them grew into n dose friendship.
c 0llwS|Uent|y, when next year fenae filed motions for an*
... . _- =i .
^ .. and arrest of judgmenc j
It has recently been learned from tHi>*two cars throughout the entire
The h'J^fflS^iu vv home o f Mrs. authoritative scare s. according to trial. Each ear was charged with
George -Ya\£n.'cl^ In San Lanta, the Park«idc,Motor Company that all operating expenses and de*
according
to fixed
was the i •'•ru o f a very delightful exhaustive tests just complected pm-intiou
sch*
tittles
laid
down
by
the
govern*
by
the
Motor
Transport
Division
of
bridge i ^ t y , '> • $ * £ * * evening
the UitUfd States Army hove |went for application to all ears
when h<T^iWther.l4r*. Anna Hartresulted in an exceptionally high tested. At the end of 15,000 and
deg n entertained a few o f her rating forfhrysler tars in |>cr- and 30,000 miles the cars were torn
fri .ds,
.
fornunce, tronomy and durability. down and inspected and the cost of
A colorful u.spytmrnt o f cut j The tests have been under way these two miute inspections of
floders consisting
yutrle candy- f,,r about 1-1 months, thin thin thh every part was Ineludd in operating
tuft, purple pjtunlar itid gulden about I t months. During this time expense under the bending of labor.
inli-mlulnswiv* 'used in decorating t'eo Chrysli r tourin.- cars of the l>y the Chrysler Corporation is
the rooms where the tallies had "50" and "GO” models have been . Unofficial • information relieved
driven day after day In all kinds of regard the operation, figures ns
been plnc^d'fpr the games.
Tallies in keeping with the color weather and ■ over . every kind of who supervised the test express
scheme were'u.srd to rec rd scores r intf fiy the various drivers who to the effect that army officers
for the uAunfedIt* onjoyahle game ■ weiv mostly private soldiers in th" much enthusiam over the showing
and after,thc fifth progression had aVmy, and none of whonie had any remarkable, as they were- lower
bom pluy*tl,’ scores- -wire counte<l especial familiarity with Chrysler*, than those ever shown by any other
AVF. the liquid in which vegeand prizes awarded. Mrs. \V, .l.j In the entire period'of 11 months cars thnt have undergone the test,
utdci liave been cooked, is the
Thigpen, wTio'^held highest ‘score, |each car covered a total distance either four or six cylinder. It is
advice of Dr D. Ureese Jones,
was awarded a lovely Italian cut t of 50,001/ miles,
also reported*thnt throughout the of the United KtJjt-s .Dcgartmcgt.ftf,
luncheon set,, while .Mrs. David I..
Advices reaching the Chrysler
__ entirg-_l 1 tmmths-ef exposure-to- - A g c r n r t I u 'r e " f cf'TTie num rea
their
re iti-mizinF-Severe weather, highway
Thrasher racoived silk hose for Corporation, .^uiur-rtm
»tt)
ami sons for eating vtgna’dholding.ju s i.h ig h es t wore. Mrs." ' cfiifirges for all expenses during the driving conditions I lie Chryslcra high mineral content. . i ir cal
and
was a spectacular event itt which on either motion until the
G. Irving I xmjcks, wns consoled with 14 months test, including fuel, oil, have never failed to function fnult- cium. phosphorus, iron, o>dn
other minerals constitute a prnierthey barely escaped crashing in sidn of the final case apta
a deck oflU cid gc cards, and Mrs. labor, parts, tin s- and depreciation, Iessly ami after being lorn down
tion to the body.
Poor hone
jagged ice at the end of their run former hanker.
Edna Fowler,Hope <>f Dunedin was resulted in a total cost per car inilo for inspection and reassembled they growth, goiter, anil various other
Onc'of thi- counts m tht _
way. They vanished into an Arctic
presented^ djjjnty imported hand of less than three and a half cents run as smoothly as evi r in spite of j derangements are known to he due
incnt rtn which Lake is r-owl
midnight,
headed
for
the
pole
7a0
kerchief a^ thetnentn of the oc for the -model a‘*50" and under the rough usage to which they had to biMifheirnt minerals in the diet.
miles away. An oil leake ,gaw tried was dropped vby
The mineral content of quality peas,
three and nine tenths rents for tli" ben subjected.
casion.
them
a scare, hut fortunately it tomey Millard I': Smith
When the games had been mu model "On".
ease opened vr*t*‘r»l.i/..
The lest was made largely in string beans, lima beam and spin
finnlly stopped of its own ac; dictmcnt charged Lake with |
eluded and the bridge accessories
Army enginctrs at Camp Hola- , cross-eopnlry army
maneuvers ach is especially good.
t-ord.
hezzlcnu-nt and nu-applica
removed, tbe hostess assisted by binl, , Mil., kept n painstakingly i uver all kinds of roads and at
Minerals Are Not MetaD
On May Si,
192(1, they ar $25,000. The state n«Ue
Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Eniest llous- close check of tin- performance of | times no mad..
rived over the pole, took sights the i-mhezzlement c ur.t
holder, Airs. D. L. Thrasher and
However, there is one point to
to confirm their position, made is being tried only fur mu
Miss Elizalicth Knight served a
remember regarding these minerals;
some motion and still pictures and tion.
tempting.chiekeu salad course fol
one of n mimhi-r of elaborate tasks they do mat consist of a lump of
then headed back towards where
lowed, by an ire course.
in eouiieclioit w t!i tin- new picture, metal in (art, they are very soluble,
they hoped Spitsbergen vva*=. For George, gave him a hom«
so
tha*
when
vegetables
are
cooked
Enjoyiag this affair were Mrs.
a graphic romum-i of the liigli
tune again favored thertl.* Despite which was considered utirini
Roy Symei, Mrs. G. Irving Lmieks*
sens, bused on the story by Hell a largii proportion of the mineral
the pli-ntifiil opimrtumty o f miss t hat town's history. Preseat I
Ames Wiiliaii's, faouni, Saturday
Mrs. Edh* Fowler Hope of Dune
ing their goal, they came dead up Henrietta Bennett, ard hill
Lvemng J’ost author A not her was
din, Mrs. Robert J. Holly Sr. Mrs.
on it. It was following this n- brother, Benjamin T. Pali
A. K. Powers, Mrs. Harry H. Lew
ehievement that they were honorThu N’anvnhl,.«itic of the must
is, Mrs. David L. Thrasher, Mrs.
' eu by l>r*-sident .Coolldge.
LA T A N A — Ocean
boluev:ird-|
Frank L, Miller, Mrs. Cassandra famoub ships in the btsMy of (an t of Singapore, including a no,
Bennett’s
birthplace,
L«iko
bntwu-n here and Boynton repair; <
Schultz, Mrs. Ernest Housholder, American shipping, center of a orims water- front drive.
ed
imj nfUtlcil to traffic. ■-'
The most elaborate of S nga
Mrs. Goocgc A. De Cottes, Mrs. J- thousand adventures >n the Orient,
E. nixiuse, Mrs. G. D. Bishop, and used by a famous t xplore-r t-. pure*, with several hundred players
T A )t f rA Hendry Bros, ami t o.
Mrn. A. > Bartholdi I’elcrson ami plough thiTiugh the ue flues of the |representing almost every * |f'.it a
1'AIHS, April 23, (IN S r
N-.
(('ontinueil from page I)
e reel ‘tig *$50,000 new abattoir and j
it-ltiug
1.ViftiC, was Runiou \ovarros home -'bty in the world .n the
Mrs.-IV_ 11, Thigpen
fr more than ;i * rrrouth when t pot of tin (lim it." Anna May motor, no luiJ, no “ worry*'--thus Michigan, 33; Minnesota, -I; Miss meet packing plant on Balm River |
The many friends ,,f lid Nel- railed
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Pacific as' _____
a flout
ng Wong, famom Chinese actress, ap lightened. Lueien Ibnlm, inxentire ouri, G; New Hampshire, 12; road north of river.
sequellie as all of ;o-ioaaut it al device;- treed l>%- North Karolina. G; Oregon. 13,
son formerly of this city hut now studio for his newest stalling re- pears in tin
of Palatka, Will be intere-sted tojbicle, ."AtyoSs to Singapore-,'' a Dr ental siren, Dthfi s It, the III t
tbe I i em it A t iny wi.ll set • out (3n| Hoover filed ); Rhode Island.
If in n
ttUlt t«i hr (ifrmnttrnflr 1
learn of his marriage to Miss I Mutru-Guldwyn .Mayor pi-Mluetion, I are; Frank < ui'ncr. I; Jward Con
Frllctfil of kph Iti Htniiirii’H nml
aelo s the \thmtn (lire year hi a I !; Virginia, la;
■Midi Stewart.
Stewnrt Sunday
Snndav morning
morning at
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nelly.
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Anna
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liiiiArl**, Ifihr ltn nl fitniki*m (.fiN Titlinine u clock at Palulka. Mr and I Thl. „|d shi|, was eharl.-. ed
newT. *li ign -d t»;*1l*n>n tlart lie Add to tile a- the 39 from Mnssn
lc*M, AiVilrh nri* i i r r f i n r n l c w i i f c l n l l y
d for Wong and others of note.
Mrs. Nelson were the guests at the cruise, manned by a pa ked
t«ir wtmnnp Ii ,?ni riHtl rill flu* hiiif
William Nigh, wliu ducited ".Mr. sals ne.el los, ’* ga .
ib,
'-tt
and
indicated
3ft
from
Mill
ill
ive
your
cai
to
Washing*
V'llrt'iw
rr^ull lint ( rum kii*i |»r*a<«.
dinner Sunday ni the home of Mr.
crew and turned the cast from the Wit." was the <1,rector The open
t"n. D ('. for transportation. i l l r r
Believing the 11iigi- in-! of mi t.'iiiu ai.d the total is 240.
Nelson's mother Mrs. M. Nel
■ng Hieiu-s are i;. an elaf>urate re
T l m f i'iti|if } * u i m n I ii iz f*'i*IIii»t nl
son and sister Miss Annie Nelson, M-G-M- studios, null,ding .loan
HM-rotis t'*.iii■.•on-at-ic fl-,;ht prm'Elate-, -tni t" a i l and claimed M*-ll ai’qn;i nit ed w ith roads. — 2t)h (Cir I* I f *»f till' s.f •■Hint I* %%il(
pri.iluctioii
ol
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ing
land
village
Crawford,
th
>heroine,
Ernest
j
Bark
Ave.
leaving Sunday afternoon in their
( H " i r ; Mini ii i i t i i i t t * , i i c m n i x t c i d l n u
ed that progic - in aiipl-iiu- m >■ io
|'ii Hoover all- Alaii ll l i lii'ii r I |*«l I|*lf ll I Inn ii HI %t m U h ,
car for Fqpt Myers, and points on Torrence, .lames Mason, Duke i ami the se.» set ties jm purtii ularly
;
Coloraelabora
te.
Hint
A nil i ' l ! ( HUlllit tip ll t i l r fit Id ler
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California.
2!*
tor ron-l rtn lion is ni a -land I'timn. 1
the West ’ Coast, They will also Martin. Dan Molhcim an-l •tin
u t i n |» l i r r n l t i u l l l i M i i l i l i o n t i i i f o r l
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f p r *1 ( 11■» *•I* i i III tip l"p|i In p«*tl h )
a
Mr-. L'hri-tni'lu \\ Mill*. Wll.. ballnol It.['Id 'agi- a “ enmehack." {Uiut, 19:: Mr sirxippi, 12; New JerEast t’oast and after May will l-e mutiny aboard lap, an aff.i I, of
ilp*«lrp
f o r p m e r t n l i i* iir iit . Itliin(lnȣ
\ i-rne, novelist, who foi<- M-y. .1. 3 ennesst-e 19; '1I'XllS, 2G;
ut home to tln-ir friends at Palutku 1o i cut.it unite*, .no! ..ibi i tlirill- l as bi-1-i; .pending 1 be nit e l.eie bib
%illl iTfiM*,
\ o n r Ifnilnt, iirm** nml
2(!U,
*,»w >ob|iiarim-s and anplam.-i Wu iliing
f J u u p r * i U I I mi tin iK p r f r r l pulil n m l
I mg aeti.-n! Ilia- to the adicntur- w itb her daugl t.-i ^l,
^ ■s' •Utlii
I dwi.m I
Relieved
v.-iUtout
t«i
wlcp|i**
l»rpiiii«ip Him Im a n ii’**
Mrs. Geoegt- W. Knight, Mrs j oiiv da\ - oi obi wI ii l !
aboat fifty yeais ago, wroto a grand tu
, up|„.|- •Marl.ell m "|;,|« Water l'arni
T h Ii I p I « |irp% put « n *i f n i i t i
In - ,
t
"dosing."
Rub
on
\nnu llartde-'.en and .Miss Kli/a
*h.|'s -e l l , I !iu dll'! .'I i at pur
I r f p r liiK %
%11fa H r n lrpii In I inn.
(ip f i
To tin■.si- claims Iln- IT »OVlfc|* forIt Wedli da> (,,r New Y -*i I. ' 1'"“ l. entitled “ Fill- Week“ m a
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ieth KiiVght motored to Orlando. ' poses lb.in It at • ! be llg motion "here -he will spend a short line Ball a '
Doditi r;iv* this bold, o '* add *'.u fmm IVntisyTii'illll! and
lit nil* r;«*«*if ilniu; a t u r r .
1*rli-r ^ |,
Vednesday where tiny pent tbe j pn-tui. -l.idi-a.
pn
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idi
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for
his
new
batat least 17 from New York, which
b' I'-re going |,< e-tints m 1 i,mii-i
Always on linno nl
I. o*
lay.
The b a r t e r i.
tin hip was t a in for tin Minim- i
pusli tIre- inmnu-rcc secretary *•- (,
1'NION I'll A It M ACY
I ■ da sii-i s In balloon i an I"* c t oh;, tin- line wi t h .r*r>U. o r fiv e
r i1•111 « 11 at am altitude without more than a majority.
i iu ii id t;.i- or ballast. I l,e
The opposition to Hoover ad
huri/oatall'. div nil d nit i mittedly vva roim-what downcast
liiiney’s
I ' • pait- I In upper chit tuber is |( ver the situation t*iday, but there
The Friendly Drue: Store
HUl.di <1 with ga ami lo-i "n-1 n-j.llv wire no imlieiilion that the fight |
ab'l mi that none of tbe ga'- i .'tr |re to be lessened in anyway. On
K. First St.
i tape, I Ii rough tin- lower chan*-|the contrary, it probably will he
l'rt,vicri|itinns I'illed I'roniplly
Sanford
lor riii ti hit t-.-* but air which in ' pVtl'eHrii with renewed vigor now
And A m ira tely
r.ii.eiated by tin tietloii ol clirm* that the M-riottsm-H of the sitnu
n a1-, nr Iilattmim. I be hen it, < lion, from th*- oppositin slum
ibe aii filled rhanibi
can be in point, is apparent.
1reused or dimnirelicd iii-tl Hp* b;il. I— Thp g i tiiit’—dirf e—rrp'pnrtttrm T
boo I bli - low lied ri| elevated
Hoovi-f, at any rate, is steadily j
Lightning at.<1wind are Dodin'a growing stnm,ter, anti
being
only com era. lie
belo-ves air
planes and balloon* mn Iln* same render a balloon crosiiing from
danger of lightning while air CuMnhi ama !•> Brazil a
nn-r-.*
currents in tile .South Atlantic inunt.
Vegetable Minerals
A Mine o f Health
Romance Of Sea To
Be Feature Picture
At Milane Theatre
iaLST2 r.w ZJiZd?'S“"j1Inventor Of France IHOOVER’S M EN 1
Will Ti y Atlantic C L A I M VICTORY
Hop In (ias Balloon 1N L A T E POLLS
NO MORE GAS
IN STOMACH
AND BOWELS
adache
t ss v i s i t s
ctDBiainnnememiKnKTQ
WE INVITE YOU
T o Inspect O u r Display
*
n n o u n c in g an-
of
Im po r ta n t
-• USED CARS
Hours Versus Days
|•** you liv* on a farm yon touii'. . Mm
i
is not irr *,ncss.
the
titiU'
ol yvui
lirlwrni
trrih
thr
tut k
ni; 1i1n*' sf 'i
In4
^ inil!'1
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k« f
Sm nr of Uir
i(ili*.-. ami
It u11f>ol»-
w getjbl. . jiol t.-m d.lc o;. n . muikrU .ue u m iol
t» »ad the tune when tliei ,t<*■ .....1*. cook' d from three In *ix
rd
inhours.^jt itir 1110-t
li
i * a;irt tbr\ 4 1 f- ial.,u iroin the
live in the city you mint iln- ire 1-1 01 the uutrmt
- tt take« to get your so-calie.il
I .-t u, |o.ik
the ran of |>r.re
sh*' Vegetable* an.l fruits ml Out in the field* of Wisconsin,
(, at ’Ihf least
Sometimes it re where some ol our best liras are
e than a week before tlie food I gto.vit. there uie speeul liehls ei
1 the.,field appealt> on vom t.ddr |.-ntiiically cultiv.,l''-d for the ..to
lly firth vegetable* are t'lo
nerirs located irear Ire
li.-lil non
g>, but are you able to get tlirm -tie employed to watch the emit
ly frph? flic average quality
String brans and green pc.re
At active in the Eastern market
month as “ iresh1’ vegrtabl
>!cs,
Id npt'upon arlival niert thr
lirement* of tlie be«t canners.
the cannrr, like the farm dwellrooki hi* fruit* and Vegetables
lin a* few hours after they are
ed.
-ike the case of green pea*. Ourdie winfer the peas in the K:islr.tarief come from the West
t of Mexico. The housewife
baity.if that site never serves
but* f resit vegetables on her
, got* to the market and buy*
•utidf of these peas at a high
The K-endnr .titurr* her they
reshf |fe (ails to tell her how
z.‘ days.' have elapsed between
imrlthr pea* are picked and
intelsl^r Purchase* them.
am! tell the (.tinijr the iii"iM''!it
that |>i .l. arc at 1lie*ir In *t to har
v> *t lor canning.
I hr pea vines
pull'll early in thr morning,
a re
chile the dew is an them and
hurried to the cannery In-lore the
dew dries. Within three to six
hours sitter, they have lircn taken
from the held* the pea* arc in cans.
And in ihr many pr.i-essp* ,,f vrj,.
arating into sizes and sorting ac
cording to quality, rarlitpra gets tic*
hath* — but they are never touched
by human i.^nti*
Now 1 Quality Ungraded Pea
i'eax are sorted into fancy, choice
and standard .grade* according to
quality and fur various u»rs, because
cicti it. the most scientific garden,
thr (was arc Hot ail the same. They
are separated into size* so that the
consumer nfay purchase .1 uniform
»i*C for table servirc. There is,
V '^ 'i ’ y y th h
i > . j . ib»<rVcr, bring canned now. a qual
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«■ J»uy> raw vegr ity ungraded pea, which lake* the
•r m
p m
rttjr- t/e-li pf:. 1 htn- -*v -ther*-r»Wne—fremt -the
Iirarause
garden, without regard 1o sue.
i rtitt a n d vej;eiable* which b.x«<
b ee n a l " t i g lime coining to nta'-A
a c r u n n i l a t e additional bacteria d * »
m g tin ir tratispottatiou ami e v ; v a
u*e f o r sale. Jnieiise heating u
scicnlilic cookers kill* any possible
b.n u-r 4
in
canned
foods,
Look For O u r AdvertisA
From $125 U p
ment Announcing The
A lso
O L D T IM E S A L E Begin
NEW LA SALLE
ning F R ID A Y A P R I L 27th
I.
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w h c '-a a
liiiinr looking re Irw likely to *£D
all llu-se bacteria.
Take corn. ;-v
r.1 -• in thr cannery, com -1
looked 7j mlmues and at a tc.-.p e i a i n r e i i JM ) desrees.
O n t- t
tie *!u"r ut home, it is boik d
f o r twenty m u n i l c s at 212 d c p .ie e *
at the m a x i m u m
L re tin. thorough sterilization
wlm U giies on m the process of
1 anniuR loud which makes it proof,
against .my kind of deterioration.
I *f. \\ ilium Brady, widely-known
health authority, point* out the fact
that any food may he kept in the
can aiirt it i> opened without any
more fear of "poilage than any other
kind of foot I, "Meals and other
foods that may he canned or tinned
may be I ejn jn {he ooetied tins or
1 an* as well as iu any oilier con
tainer," Dr. Brady says. "It is the
eMx-rii-in r of million* of people that
canned tood remains wholesome
when t;e|U standing* for hours or
dais :u 1he opened can. if it i* fit
to eat when it is put in the can ia
the fir s t place."
All grade* of food put up by re
hab e runner* are perfectly safe i
loods; tbe only difference* denoted
marked on the can
*i* that some of the food* arc choic
er th»n other*,
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5 Passenger Sedan
The
Biggest
N
H undred
Sale
in a
$2595
%
Years
THE CHURCHWELL CO.
'trttif
t’ i
Corner First St. &
,
Sanford Ave.
Jrt -«n-a.
Sanford,Ha
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ORLANDO—Schaffor BnXtynr
tu orccf canning factory n?nr Senboard tracks fn nortLeast Orlando.
W . C W J A M U U W U A A ^ S A ^ l IBW53—
t— Business Service
■pitiiord Dally U « W
lN T a d
: rates
1Political Announcement
PHONE 148:— A Hornlii repre
sentative will be glad to explain
how splendid results arc obtained
by using Classified ads. The cost
is AC TU A LLY only a few cents
per day and monthly rates are ex
ceptionally low. .Give this method
of business promotion a trial.
Cash In A d f « t *
ads, trill bs ree*lT*d
lutrona and collector sent
1 (lately for payment.
e ___ ____ „ __ 10c a line
________ 8c a line
L a
..... ..........] c_a Una
|TUsa rataa on reqneat.
mom
PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano
tuning by exferts with 17 yearnexperience. Sanford music store'
and Gift Shoppe. McLander Ar
vada. Phone 83S.,
rtdaced rates nr* for
McatWe Inaertlons.
i i words o f average length
[counted a line.
[tnlrnum charge of 80c for
6—-JHclp Wanted Male
t Insertion.
I advertising is restrict*d
I wnnt on.active honest man, good
iroper classification,
reference acquainted with sub
f an error is made The Sanstantial people, to manage Service
4 Herald will be reeponsible
Station. Prefer man experienced
lonly one incorrect insertion,
auto’- accessories: only applica
I advertiser for subsequent
Irtjons. The office should bo tions, hwn hand-writing conatderified immtdlately^ - ^ 4 -of- U*d, stating age, experience, refer
ences, sa'inry required, Address:
br.
S. 0. C., Herald.
[ f T0 ADVERTISER? .
MEN— WHO LIKE TO TRAVEL
Herald
representative
and want work romantic South
ughly familiar* with rates
America write. Fare and Expenses
, and clasrificatlon will
, y0U complete information.
paid. South Americano Service
I if you wish, they wlli assist
Rurcau 14,*»ltrt
Alma, Detroit,
in wording your wans ad tfieh.
’
ntoiij it more effective.
Opportunity
Often
Knocks
The chance to keep down household ex
penses and make many o f the dollars that
you spend on necessities
and
luxuries
n ifitir
tion is presented to you new eve rylw en ty-
MAY
paper to these Classified Columns!
Nicely furnished apartments witu
■ WIGHT PRINT SHOP
■11 modem conveniences. ITiq m
r"
»ervlee on any thing in
Vunting. A phone call will get 70. Call nt 318 Palmetto Ave.
r |»an. Phone 417-W. l» ltail“ Ave.
16— Houses For Ren t ___
randt.lslr fo r Die ufftc* of C o u n t,
I'ninmisHlnner from District No. I,
auliject to tlie decision of th* vot
er , In IN, Democratic Pr im ar y to
l.r held on June 6th, A. D. 19tS-
B. f . M)N(J.
,.otl rntiNTY AsiKssmt of
(
annoiince to th, pwple
LAN u p YOUR OLD W ALLS FURNISHED 0 ROOM bungalow,
comer Sanford Ave. and 20th. ■of Hrmtimi, t^unly that I nm ■
lu1' JHE NEW W A L L P A IN T
n,
i n I ........ n t> At
.’iindldsle fo r re-elrctlun to Die o f I (lrt, ,,f
Assrssnr. subject lo thn
H«LTHlNG NEW AND HET- St. Phone L12-J Ulttl fi I. M.
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decision or thr Voters In the P i n o H FJ)r FURTHER IN FOR- NICE FIVE ROOM house. No. |,.tH
tir Primary to be held In Juns
IU IO n , CALL PHONE 235-J
2110, Palmetto Ave.
|,,f ,hl* yrKT
A VAUnilAN.
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SAN’-
^ E Y ’.s DRUG
STORE— PreI'ptions. Drugs, Soda. We are
tar ns y0Ur phone. Call 103.
ISIS
FRANK
KVANS
UCI.l.M MAXWKU.
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L. H. Echols. Phone 402 M.
Iu s;
?S am* nvncral cement work. 10 Room Houfu) for rent. 402 Oak
£ }*
etc Co. J. E. TerAve., Phone 830._________ _ _ _ _
Iind Kim.
5 room furnished house available
May 1. Sec V . A , Speer, 411 Park.
masuJ1001*1
Tha Roof EvmdVc- K'
Meta> ahlngles 20— Ftrins For. Sale
nf. h
l|n and *|rajv)iimed
•» .J 7
»• ' Oaw*n. Oak ld^Acre farm West Side. Two
_SL Phone 111.
houses, good Irnrn, , one mule,
&
/ • Signr of all kind*. all tools' and equipment*. Good
*
3nford >*«ipt k Wall Paper •arm*. See me thi* week, L. H.
Echol*.
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In
1t i e
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' " l i es i i i tin. Driii.ii i s i I.- I'riniary
in i.n lir.il nn .tune .ill. a I), past
t’Otl T A X AfSNKSNOII
T wish iii ■nnitiini'i’ ni) rundlilney1
D A V I D HI’ DKll.
I (AC t
i<
Femlnule Fnuilly, subject
T i l * ! V U t K I I S t l ' SlrSIIMOLM
Ih# * JllM
will nr Ilia 'li ters I
CO UN T*.
nrlinnry.
V (vlkh |r» Hnnntinr*' Hun I i m m
•
t o r : n. d i t T T r N p r N
r*i«mihl,»ti* ffir r«*-fh*<u.in to thf* of— I fit i* uf 4*uuti!y ( 'ufiinils-xloiu*r fr« tn
•ro TIIF. V O T FIIX o r flr:*tlNOI.® District No. (. suhje. I In t h , U *
n itlS T I.
[ H all’ll of 1 1 1 * voter* In I hr Drmn.
1 w InIi tn tiunnunee thill I am » crxtti’ Pilin.ir) t.. tu liHil on June
chiidl’liitr for re-cicctlnn to thr nf
klh. a . D
IS.
flcr of t'nutit)- I'omnilHslfWer from
f . wiiuuLrm
Dial rlct Nn. 2, unltjm't In thr ilr.
c lain li nf the volets tn tin- DrumFOU l OXSTXltl t:
cratlc Pr im ar y to u , held nn June
I wish ,n nnr.ounca that ! um
Mti. a . u. max
a ’ .unllil.il,. for llie office of ConJO HN MUICt II.
ala hie fur
Just Ice of I In, .peace
Diet rlct Nd.
t Hem InHc
l'utility,
Foil ST.VIl* Sf.tlAtUlt
Florida, said . 1 ............. . llie Peace
1 hereby announce as n candi dal, Dlatrlet t'oiupiinliiu
1.licit,ni p ie .
to succeed my relf as Heuator froin H o....
ls ...............
N o ’s 1. __
2, .1, i, 5, lo, 11, A 12,
thn 3Itti Scuaturlal district tuin- subject
aoi.jrci to the
tlie decision
drcKloii 1 , 1 tlie Dem
posed of Hemlnot, Drcvard I'oun- ocratic Pr im ar y |j be held on Juntles subject to
the
Jjemoci a tie 6tli. A. D. 1S2*.
prim ary to ha held Junr 6tb. lull,
1^ will appreciate l o u - support.
If eloctcd 1 promise to conlln u,
I.USl.li: lilt Y A N.
to w o r k fo r the best Intercut of the
district nnd i Invlta you to oiy
FOll ' T A T H U a i l t U T I i l l i :
record mi r.ucli Important
legis la
I wish to announce my candidacy
tion us good roads, conservation or fo r tha .State Lelaeluturs (U ro u p
our natural resource*, reduction of J) and will appreciate support In
stnte t a s e , Mtid educntlon.
I ash Ilia prim ary to bs held In J « * a .
tli, support of all lo.'ul D em o cr at*
L 1'. II At IAN.
J. j
PAItltiMfl.
ttSpflr
Tl
FOll fllinvtlFF
I hereby announce mV candidacy
for re-election to the office of sher
iff of Hemlnnl, County subject to
Avocado and Third: U rge '» ,
kou fOL’ NTi jr-noK
tlm uetlnn
of
tha
voters In tn#
Democratic primary ro q * held neat
roombungalow,furnished.
Al-1 J
T d « ‘ o? June.
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will
anpre rl at*
your
ho Gnrnjre. I*hno388.
Price$34*- s* mlrv*lf County, KloriJn. Bubjcct support,
rssysrt fully yours.
_____ Z________
___ _____ _
(.1 1 1 1 ** arll o n nf tt>** Democratic
C. it. H A N D .
JlUMNr, Hli)CKS—I^ri^Uon
Ktr. Pinp.
D
FOll s t a t i : N»:\ (Toll.
To thr Dcmocrntlr Voters of The
■Tth Hetiatorlnl District: —
I herewith announce my candlvlncy fur the IVinm mil e nnmlimllon
for Stnte Sc nut or
from the
37th
Senatorial
Dtslrtci
eonitmsed
of
Seminole anil llirvtird I'ountleji at
tlu* June 6ih |irlmnr> and If nomln>
nte,| am| e|ec|,*d, 1 tiesuie one nnd
ttll u lletmvi-rM tic tut mini-1ral ton s
I'hanklnK
one nml alt for your
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f’.*’■
lir s p c c l t u ll t ,
l-mi.ll’ \V IP lUKttTH.
F O l l CON ' T A l l t . i :
„f
iny friends
threwthnut
this
I wish to announce
> cnmlldacy
county nnd w-n solicit the suppor for Ihs -n flt ce nf constable, id stDct
and votes o f the people
to
th, Nn. I. Pc ml note County, sulijcct lo
rnmlnir Democratto P r im a r y rlec
tl.c xvJI! o f llie v*,lers la the Demolion. If the people eee fit to r l e «
F O l l t u t X T ) I II )| VII x « |it M;|t
in till, office' I w ill e l v , them rratlc P r im a r y of June 6,
I,. A. TATE.
I r. Tim Voters uf j4,-iiv-iii>V fount)':
mii efficient, effective and economic ;
—
- * i l
wlsti in ............... ibut I am a
al iulmlnlstrttlon.
roll fO\NTAlil.F..
catullilatc for llie o t e c of fount)
FAMjJKt- A. B. tV tLK IN H O N.
ToV t A * ’ DObI.ROTOK
t Wish *" aoNugno* that 'I
a
C*--Illd,t* for - re.,l,etlon -to th,
o'flrs nf Tax Collactor of 8,m!nol, fount)’. *ubJ,et to th, action
nf Ih* voter* in tha Damocratle
Primary »n b * >4141,to Jnn*.
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>(rlH
Hi r m t w T K M u n r
run siipmpiColored cartoonist wants work.
i urn a candidate for the office
ions ACE Springs arc nbsolAlbert Stnnn, 208 \V. 0th St.
of Sheriff mid will appreciate s u p
||j- guaranteed to plonso. Gil*
port In the June Primary.
K. E. VVAI.KKIl
22— Uea! Eslalc To Exchanjro
J Midriff Furniture Co., 23 1)— Instructions
1'oUtlcn! Announcements
I Church St., Orlando.
Til I'll F. tllllTilS 4iF HKtIIMII.K
For Sale, or for Exchange for Ktm ri.Him op t ini niT ro r N T
i III XT)
1 u is»|i to iinnuujit't* inyst*ir nf u
SLEEP W ELL on a Simmons
Seminole County Farm land, or
I w'lNh lo nnitoiilice Hint I a 1 1 1 •
•*nndiil;Hi* for tt»e stntf tr^lslntiun
NEW street address is 23
Ileautyrest mattress. Price $30,- Timber hind, nr for Cattle,
or rnndldiite fur rc -rl n l ln ii to the of- In 8xt**ii|t
-S*'in1unit* t'mini%„ Mintsi Church St., Gilbcrt-Mc 50. Gilbert-Mcgriff Furnitum Co., hogs, — the following properties:- flee of clerk of the circuit Court, Ji'Vt ft* tl’•* I *•*m*li’irtit 1■* I'rliii.irv
of Seminole C ount). Florida. BUU- Jim** d. \ 1* t
nnd will hIiIi' b
Furniture Co., Orlando. . - 23 E. Church St., Orlando.
A ten-room Residence, Kissimec, Jed to the UrclKli.n of th « Demo- lij i rtf it 1 ii - «in** 1
*•**i lUnlli **.*l
erotic Voter* of Seminole County, ii■ll \i*nt m 4*1|*‘ l 1
two
blocks
from
business
center.
in the. |>r in norwile
Primary
Klee
lest*1,) for glnsses by Dr. 10— Livestock
.1 It L V1.IIS.
A I'till lie Garage mm Filling Sta- tint, to bo held on June Mh, A. D.
Ivis. 0|)poslte Court House.
lion, Kissimmee d o s e in, on Dixie, j H’**.
FEED SALE: Another shipment
V. K IlOPOt.AHS
Ft* II « ni s n jiiiu K
[de nr Granadu Dry Ginger
of that High Grade Poultry, Desirab le hits, l^tke W o r th , Fin.
1 |*F|,’ . •••I- iii *' ii«s «-i«nt!Itliicy
POIt
NlIKItIFP
call 705. Prompt Delivery. Duiry and Horse Feed going at Orange County luind, muck anil
f
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t hereby., annuusc * my eandldocy •‘••nil! \ • i
.• —.inn. ,*• Couaty
prirrs hrlnw* the' Market. Our hill. Sanford City property—1L A. f**r Hi* iifflr* of Sheriff of
I'lnridn -•• ■i* * i
41** *411 uf the
libllLCfNG Isjng’a Pure Pork -Xiuckii deliver to all parts of the Spier, 2108 Palmetto Ave.. San oh' t\#Ufify Niilijpct lo Hi* w ill of t*111(4H1 t
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i f Semlimlr
Ik* \ o t* r* at Hi* Jun* I*ilraary.
|1*(•Ill'll ' , II.
• »•• f t r.it ie I'rlmtr)
[iJitage. 1I7~MhgftO'ila A VPT
ford.
J. K M cC L K I sL a ND.
County. Your chance to save
i ••!••* H- n i ••
d j t.in Lth. 1L*
h i • SIIABON
money. II. It. McCall Industries, 2 5 — E x c h a n g e
i ' o ii . U i F.h k o r ro v n T
H And Found
I h*r*hy unnounr* my rantll(t&r>
1th ami Elm.
/■*r
of th»- Hrcuti ru u r l *ml»r«o« 1 % lM R IfO H
WANTED TO EXCHANGE: A Jcct
T: 1 male Police puppy about
rn th*« will of ill* voierj. In
I ''*'* i*
|i» f h o ( i r o n l a
Herald Classified ad will find H«** I Jcnjoc rat l»* firl in ft r %* to Imp
pmnths old. Return Mrs, K. It. I0-B Plums and Flowers
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(racken, Dreamwold.
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Ho* I >• i u i c r : i t i o f*i i m » r > t o bo h r I(I
Phone 178 .1.
A good opportunity to get
something you have. Give ‘'classi
in J i m * of | Li n ) r j r
i h . i v « 11vu*i
ron rn cN Ti r n n n i:m iN f.
in ( M u s h * iiiul S r n i l n o l r c o u n t l f a
hi results by not using The Landscape Service. Trees, Palms, fied" u trial—a phone eall to 14^
A T T U !l\ m
f**r «o/>oar*».
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a r r v e U , h *i
L].j Classified Ads to fill your
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on
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and shrubs. O. Sommcrcliield, will do the trick.
riounciTiiT mi c*$rwtM;ic\
for
H ip f-'i I - i r a r » l bnvt * m t d o m y l l v
ks. Call 1Ik for nil experienced
Landscape Architect, Nurseryman.
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The Greenhouse, IHtn Ave., 13th 26— Miscellaneous For Sale
l'ilmar\
\ will
ri|i|ir* Plain
uni tuvp.iinr i\irry
Inn
prof.ortlonui*
111. J I N D
genuine
Kiddie and 1Ith.
ELECTRIC WASHING Machine. wii|t|i««rt clv rn m«* l*y Hit* |i(*o|il«* aiiiti o o f i n n f f * b y v i m Hu* Hu* p f o
fiMMif** Miphi , ir
«*fl, will i»* r i v p u r Mo i i j t l l ) .
your
MUppor i
t ;i- at ( I i l l e r t -M c C l r i f f
Fu r*
practically new. Also girl’s bi *uiiil
* H »* lo ) I.*- «li)tl**N of ilt»* office* fiiv wi l l Do n p p i o i i u t * *
I I — Miscellaneous
Ir (Vi.. J.l E a s t C hurch St.,
cycle, Phone 7II1-M.
YBiy I•**(*! n**r\ li‘i*«
{
k . it kiliu c l :
\v i: w in t k
Ir.fiu
FI HUE Iled-duvrnport suite for NICE LOT smoked home-cured
ro n n ,i:iiK o f n r n o i i u t i t
Living Room only $108. GilbertFull CtlNNTAIIlai:
Country Hama, 27 1-2 cent per
I h 'rein a nmiiiiiK'c my
MeGriff Furniture Co., Orlando. pound FOll Quitman, Gu. F. 11.
I l»»*r* l>y iinii'Hincp my randtdacy f"i . *ius I a bl** loi ibe fm nlli ihn
Ill'.N Taylor barometer five
f o r lb** o f f l t i * nt C l * r k o f t h « C 4T- Iriei, siibji >t t*i tiif m 111 nf
Hit*
Hianan, Quitman, Georgia.
C'lll l o l l l l BUbjBCt to l^ r will
#f % "t* i ► in t b r L•I'ftmci aUi* k i i l m u i )
fli line and Taylor twelve 12— W A N TE D
lb** voi**m mt tbr n«*mjrrutlc pti i f J uni* U Y••ii» v ■ »it ** w i l l b# u|i>
thermometer from front of
Hat gains in musical instruments: iii.i i v o n J u n o Pi,
Hit*flat titl.
I> 1, T H R A H I I R U
|building on Wednesday night W ANTED: llnby carrine. Must be
it r in.•!») \vii.rox.
Address .Ine Itcizcnslcin: Phone
in
exeelent
condition
and
cheap.
IHth REWARD.
r n i i a i i r n n i'
175
J.
Ilox 7!l rare The Herald.
1 b*rrh> {immune* m\?*Hf m »
Wight itros. Co.
iohili ti- f i r Hb**rlf f *»f Semitiol? rn TIIF. H lT lillt ill* (iKIIINOl.K
HOAT FOU SALE: 30 font bridge x.i
t til N i l .
ri'imtv itulifcci
to
th** iiciliin of
Ten people to lake
Chiropractic
I v, h h v** arm* m Tic** that 1 am .a
deck
b i* UB»i i "cri *f b'
prltnury
to
r*«
adjustments for headaches Dr.
-— cniiser, thirty inch draft, lbt-M
mh
IIrtali*
fi.r
n*-rIrrtifiii r*i tb# o f
in i b i ra rlv part of J ut.** 1VII.
len: Emblem Bicycle, Junior W i:. McDoegall. 308 National
equipped, sleeps six. i*rlce
fice •*f i'ouniv i'onimlhxitintr frnai
Vary r# •p^cilvrly
Inslilcl
|V»*
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Hiibjcct in (hr titreasonable. P. O. Ilox P38.
l?e. Number -103500, Reward Hank Hlclgr. Phoiu* IH2 .1
i: i; mt a i m '
ci' Hi** v-’t•*r« In the !>• iru#>
returned to Stewart Gntchcl.
I’f lnnir> t•* i»*« brbl on Juut
r o i l i o i n t v n i o t m TiN fi
Two Stoves, gas and wood. 115 \\ .
■Hi, A J»
I Oak A vc.
14— UoomM Without hoard
ATTOHWKT
i t o s T n :: s t k f l i -:
Pth St.
I 11**r •*1*y a*t»4*iiinr*- m y c u n r f ub i c y
fer
r I*-#' I***’ II i til (*» Hi** off let* uf
tutomnbilcs
Special weekly rules ut Sanford’s
SEMINOLE felt mattresses, ab «*i.u»Hy I'roMfiiiltm Ai|orn*> **ubFOU r r i n t m . K
home-like hotel. Ser.iinule Hotel. . solutely guaranteed, $18. oil- Jill id t bt* iv l II nf flit* vm|*t n In'
I b e r r b ) minounce m> r.»n*1ltlf»c!’
|t RALE: Chevrolet touring ear,
i Ih' I irtiiMcr ii Ir p r i m a r y
mi Ji nn* h
r**r
tin*
n
ffic r *»f cniiht,11 l«* filstrlcl
hert-McGriff Furniture Co., Or
Jf*MN *» U:»»N*A It T•Y
90(i condition. Cheap for cash, 15-—Apiirtmenl For Rent
1 s-jlijoi t ti* Urn %%||) nf |lie vulrfA
Ine 052-W.
lando.
•n Junr ft.
n m ri.tiiui < iiir i n* n i n i T ^ f— -------------------- g . K f m .Avr —
FOR RENT: Ad space under this
1
n**r*'bl
itfitimjiice*
Tny
c7iiiiTi«iac>
sin' in
mirk^r
classification. You’ll find it rea” Fl.in tE N FK~nil cook' Stoves STo fnr l b * nfficr nf i lrr k , nf the
* t m j i s t h i: u f i ' h a m l
absolutely guaranteed. Gill*erf- f ’lrcult Cnurl, nubject •> I b r nrllnn
Ine to thiee tons. Hardee, 1300 sonahlc and get real results. Call
r u n n i s T i i i t r t o . f i x ti
i*f i ho v o t t i i « l tb»* J ti lir Prlmurj
Tips
ts lo announce nil eanfltHacy
McGriff
Furniture
Co.,
Orlando,
j Central Avc., Orlundo, Flu.
118 for an ad taker.
It It. I >K A R
(■•r J iisl lee nf
llie (’tare, Dlstrlrt
Fla.
No. I. Hiilijrct to llie o 111 of tit*
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LARGE
FURNISHED
garage
I Imreby anripunrf nn crunlldury fo, r|, 1.ahe Mon to e, t’.iola, i.nke
usute rar> and Graham truck*,
apartment, t rooms and bath. 27— Money To Loan
f.*r fin1 l.*i«Mh»l nn* Mlrmip l» - »1 1*- Mary,
l.oux ivuotl.
A lU m n i it .
fbnaml 13th. Street. Phone 3.
F.leetricnlly equipped. Silver Lake. We solicit application for firs'. jrc| In tbi* will uf (lie iu HTh ••I Hcid Sorin g. an«l Fores! r i t f , const li me
|n*t|«i t'mitih, iti ih* prlni.nv f . '••• flte alo.ve ilKlrlct
Mortgage loans on the best lj'p<* belli «»n J nm* **.
!f eleeieil, t piomlsv at.
iiones
IpGINS & COWAN Co. Auto Phone 855-,1.
M M IJ iIIM
fiUelreas-Hke
mlniliiihlr.iii.in
fie,
|sdiator and sheet metal works. FURNISHED: Four rooms and of residences nnd Mercantile lluild11on.
llie
O-II.il
ilictt.tleenir, cheea
V tIT K II* n r S H M IM II .K gen erally - contnol.'.l s-ith
French Avenue, Phone 710-W.
liii* nf.
hath, with gnrsige. Downstairs. ings in Sanford at an interest rate I t- ) - T1IK
■
ro rsrrv.
flea.
“t*
of- rr pc. and Up, depending on the
I wish to nnnounr. Hint I »m a
Phone lidhAV. ■ '
i» l ‘ m t l i N D u N
IICPS-MARMON
character of the loan, construction cumtlilnte for re-e Li- Hon le llte *»ftu'k
i.f
I'oonty
Cioionlssloncr
frm
Ranford AtUnmohile Co.
3 large rooms, furnished apart and location of buildings.
F o i l j r s n r ’i: o r n i t i r .
District No. :!,■ soliject to the ttc.
Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137,
tllsrn n i
Ml, ( ’o | II
c\ S. HOAG A COMPANY ri.t.iti of tl.r voter* In lee IVinnment, 2 beds. 30] ( or. .Oil and
l
lien-hy
uiuiounr.’ ety r.unllilucy
<
‘ret|.
J'rlic.irs
lo
lie
held
on
Jut>#
7
W
Church
St..
Orlando.
Palmetto,
**■r JlKtlce nf fVtio* nf f 11wt r I. I Nn
-Muslm-ra Servlet
A
Buffet Cars and Buffalo Robes
ro ll ro x a rv n i.K
t u ieli to annnunre that 1 nrti ti
.‘andhlnte f<tr the office of Conet.nhle
fl lelrlrt
No. t. Senttno'a
1'oiinti. I'lorlrtn, said Hlstrlrt com
pi King r.lectlon ITectnutn No'a. I.
t, 3, .. U. to. It A.- 12, subject to
Hie wilt of thn voters In the petunciAtlc f'lintnrt to he licld oil June
eth, A
l>. tS2S,
A ••w« support w ill ha appreciated
\ I*. ( A r t i e ) SM IT H .
You have only to open your
:.th.
ORLANDO— Florida farmer* inireus.ng their Irish potato crop
i his year.
up rrnt.i(: i>rmccnt».\
bring you a greater amount o f satisfac
Furnish’d apartment
1101 Elm
V m ogoge Loans
p'L DELIVERY by our ow.
•n improved residence nnd business
Ave.
Inuk to Sanford, just the sairn
-------------------------- '
T1
property.
•
I P '11. i^.'.iLjii-Uriainlo. GilluirU Apartment for-rrr.V ‘ t « l!t& Park;
- R„ldwin Mortgage Co.,
23 East
,Put" Furniture
furniture Co.,
Ave. Phone 85P-J.___________ _ |
Sr)t our (<M.n| Counsel,
r^h St.. Orlundo,
Small garage apartment. Call 251. S. R. »i*rhton! -Sanford. Florida.
4\sj KR Service of nil kinds,
— Permanent Wavinu
fumisht-rt ’ apartments. I ^
_________
fkonr 570-W or 3302. C. E. Modi'nt
ripening,
Frigidairc; Murphy steel kiteh- j |>L.rmanent Waving—lovely nuturen: (iarage: excellent neighbor-' nj p(.rmnnentx ax low us $5.00
Ijitllc time and a little money hood: rent very reasonable. I’* r!f , r,o'J ‘ First National Hunk ftItig
f**ke old things new by use of Apartmrnts, Nn. 5. l’ hnne R4R—J ' |>)tnnp 489.
fbr Spar Varnish. Lacquer and
Tj-ri. Sold by Sanford Paint A Furnished npnrtment. Will sell
( Political AnnouncementH)
furniture. Reasonable. Uox 7,—
N Paper Co. G. U. Stuart, Mgr.
poll r o t’ATY cosniiaatosrni
1st. St.
Snnford Herald.
| v-ish tn nrinnuuce d ia l I nm a
Iw e n ?
I wish to nnnnunre my candMac>
fo r the office of Superintendent o
I'tiMlic
Inatructlun
of
Kemlnol
1 ‘oim tj, euliJecl_lo tha w i l l o f the
.iei<ir-i iu-,Ttti|g-nrlmxryJjuua i. Your
support ntrl he ifppreelated.
T —Situation Wanted
Vnnouncemenla
rm t t i i u LruiKLATtmic
Subject
th* nt’pl nnctllnK lll'ltllera Hr I'rb.utjr, t hereby announce
mi caml'ilncy for the Ilonx, o f’
ttepri-eriiiaiivea a * a membar of I
•trwup 2. . If nomlnAtPil 1 pledge
my best efforts in liolulf of the
people of Hrniliiule County.
Til,
er>)iiir need of I lie pranle of FJnrli!;i is Tax llvlli-f, especially rrducUon of local taxes. This. In my
•qiiutun. can ba effected by as
.-qiiit j i.in tllaii Ibutlun
of
tha
prcsc.it five cent gasoline tax
aniniig tha 8DUc Hunt! Department.
Schools. Counties and Cities.—partteuiiirly the Counties Ainl Cltlea.
tf honored by the nomination l
t>rnrnt>.e to devote a*.l the enerxy
and experience that 1 poaeeas to
a. c-mitdlaU Hint eml,
H. \V PIBARMAN. Jr
con
four hours.
I -
W BBBH —
1" * ■
‘ -Jj
t wish to iitinoiincu Dint I am « fonimlsslniicr from D‘ -iilet No. j
rxmttdolii f o r the office o f f o n s l . nqbjcii tu ti,,. j/,.,-,,........... Primary
able. District No, 4, Scrplnutc I'ounj to Jm li, I,I ou Jum* b ). D.’ IPg*
tv Florida, sold dlstrlrt enmprlsln* 1 Dave l le .d nml until i » v 4 in Or.
etc Dm* tir**lniTs Jj’o’s. L »; )
•tt« 4h*inlnul« f-.unties ulnt-i’
In. tl. IJ. V I I iJm I tf> the wilt of the t*iN nnd 1 Ituic ulutiyn been a Dmn.
v n i« » lo the D«*inocrntb- Primary nerpt.
to * - held on June 6th. A. D. IS !*
|> m ,» O A l l f M
iiiill support w ill )>c a p l i r s H s l - d J
’/
M«nr„ ’rO
J. AL tVICJ VICKJEBR
'
ostiford.
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■ mflsii « i m * i ® m m ■owiixuhiu’s ■
'*7 , v*- ■;
’.•iHiojal
.. vib ’l f l
IfT tH E R F . slrigh* with thr occu- before it can he brought into the
111ft pinli snugly wrapped in buf dining room. Not less interesting
falo robes otlce traveled the jjc “ tapeis ami solidified alcohol;”
"long"‘‘■trip of five mites or more straws for the *oda fountain are
to town there now are swift trains, to be expected, as are' the thirty
hurtling over hundreds of mile* a or so bes ei ..gcs that depend on
day. And where people used to carbon dioxide for their stimulating
be satisfied with any food at all. qualities. Cigarettes, cigars, poker
they now demand the best of the ^eirfF'. playing cauls of sc.veral
oi Id. Doth the dining car and kind., clu .sing gum, candy, and
he buffet car are serving a di»- most sill prising of all, bath soap.
It is lrit to the realms of mysier/
:i'minsting public.
I >ually the railroad companies who buys the bath soap. Hut, on
’ ’u l l a g e their own dining c«i», Ini! second thought, it may lie for thr
0 hen circumstances make it .ulcis- porters. Of course the washing and
title, the Pullman company *«p- polishing oi the china and silver
-lies bulfet cars. For instance, this and i\u* are not tr>rgottcn._ Any
ofiipany operaJr_-_ the only bully J one who has seen thr shining pans
ar service between the United of a bullet car rralues that clean
tales and Mexico City, via Laredo, sers and rlliow gicase are used in
cxa*. Problems ol peculiar dilli- gieat quantities; and this is borne
ity ati-e on a run o( this Dpc. out b> noting that cans of cleanser,
-pec'ially in regard in the supply metal polish and .silver polish, as
t fresh foods, <lf course quality well as bars of kitchen soap are to
.i;ctable- inc.its and truits tail lie be had on order.
..iried In geL in tanned inriit, but
Fresh Foods
•..:ic frc-'i cluikcii, milk, eggs, an 1
n.tjts are ncede3
Mexico, l o w - '
Coming back more strirtty to the
-err. provides i>nlv h qihacard snfi- ’iit’ .L.n nf wli.it wr rat. the first
'•<s of tlieKe r*er -:tn!, * ; •• Hu.g that strikes the mind of a
■* on fuit to ‘ ct i n a mail in lint i- h,.u«rw,iv !■ tliat no (lour, arrow
.i - Sail vay between I an do .mil toot, oi other thickening agent is
'L-.ieo f itv 'n 'ni>tdv the 1'dfr: h'tc.l
lu part this may be ex^ with these four .Inns, .u )»3rt idamcd by the fart that pa'try is
.!> • a constant sup|dv , ( hif.li g:.i .t fi**t .t! iilf in tin- kilt lien and that
,.1 ducts i .u l.e sci m. I
oiinlit) .smijis Air bought in the
tan in great variety. Chicken,
Tb* Modest Chop
) I,, l « it t-umljo, cutis* iinmc, mock
The food, as it come into the ’ oih. o.-.’ ad. tomato, and clam
1 'let car nuv Vs* ntliei law. li- is br .or mcd. both hreause of
•Veil, or tanned. ••• i n-laucr, the cuiiiomy ol time, space and
iii’M,if and briMuse their fine qual
• l'ulitiutt commissar’, tequisition
s lot ham. bni’ed or raw. po- ,i\ louses cusJontrrs to like them.
I*re«h fruits and vegetables occu
•i.es. r.’. nnrd and ih • >i . . 1 nlvd.
py a prominent place on the list.
fresh or evaporated
he sane’ s >»f supplies wl.ich are Ibr citrus fruits - limes, lemons
- - d fur I’ ullman bulfet cars in oranges, and graprfrm; — bring
Head lettuce,
, us pails of the country il especially popular
wing The fmt thing that stands onions, parsley, green prpprrs and
Ollier
i« “ chop frills’’ which are the cabbage arc staples, too
dellrs pin oil thr modest chop fieth loods such as prarliri to-
inatoes, and bananas, and meats
such as lamb chops, steak, and
chicken are to be had on most buf
fet cars whenever desired.
Casming for Coanaiwt*
However, a great many of the
vegetables and fruittf In use art'
canned.
Of course, the canned,
foods represent a great saving In
time ami storage space, but eve*
more than that, only the best gTada*
are served and their uniformly hidt < InUQ
quality and adaptability to varioct
uses make them desirable. By o H , : i -LI
m g them the company finds that I ]
can serve qualitysuid at thrTtarW
. Zq
time be ccouwiuic.iL Since the dfN 1 ,7
Coveriri at diiTercnt universitic?
that canned foods are^qua] to at
nff1
*
better than, honie-cnoked vegetables
so far as their vitamin content It
.ciM
concerned, their consumption every•*-!
where has increased rapidly. Es(>*
cially in the use of such vegetabWl
as asparagus, corn, spinach, u m ■, ;iaJ
l»ejs, which lose their sweetness asJ
..
.?
tenderness very quickly after pictM
. ...p
ing. has the adoption of eannioa
methods provided a better product
. V-V
a family with ill, own kitchen n * -'.
*
den lines not cook them as the**’ In
ouglily as they are processed in %.
,“ ia?
modern cannery today.
H t s t Both W a y a
*■,i~A
Several kinds of canned meats anAJ * H
fish arc used on (he buffet car
For instance, there are corned
lush and deviled ham, sardine*.
)
Vienna sausage, and lunch tonguett **
chili con lame ami hot tamafoil
must not be forgotten, either,
if/r
even visitors in hot Mexico
that tliev should add internal
well as exlernal heat to the ait®-:
jlintl
)
"» . fTre and sjure and everythlnfgj
nice” afe to hr found, too, on tlvj
i oiliprelieusive fist of food' wllicl*
proxiilr Inn” ” v travelers on huttat
1*i>Miiiuus with delicious meals. .* - (
t Hr ( ’ompiiny luind. A unique fea
wax the “ ret r-shinent proditc*
v
lilt;',’’ wiirre xuinl a iches, ie* _
■leant arid eoflce wilt be served -Jj
TvJimU—)J... spend .iti4-efrW»
I lie .company’s nutonmliilg pnnlue
tion lines.
Hoy Su uts and special iliumiiuited stioct signs thioughoiit tha city guided out-oi’ t o w n visitors to
n llig flood-lighted pa: king lot *4
near the factory cu ll.nice, liable*
were, ‘Vheeked” at the door apt!
taken enre of during th” exening —
by white-clad nur.-cx. The obleht . j'
Onkland and the liitcsv produeV nf j.
the company were displayed it. ar
the dame floor.
Oakland - Pontiac Gives
Open-House To Christen—*
New $3,000,000 Building
tu re
I lio n
)
Pontine, .Mich., April, 24—The
unusual spectacle nf n brillinnP
ly-lighted group of
automobirci
fueloriex (milling open house to
■the jiiiliTic-opriutini* lule -fnlo the
night while thousands of visitors
inspect the wonder* of ultra- mod
el n manufacturing methods, wus
singed here April 17, 18 nnd l!l by
the Duklund Motor <’nr Company.
Thi-ybiension wax the formal ob.
iscrvii/lie of the eontplelion of the
Intest unit In the fnelnries, a §3,building for the Oakland AILA
building for the Oakland All-Amntcrivan Six. Roth the Pnntiae Gix
and the .Ouklqml Six factories
were open during the celebration,
the spacious nisle and up-to-date
machinery equipment rendering it
possible for the visitors lo pass
through the buildings without in
terrupt. ng the high speed produc
tion. Guides und plneanls explain
ed every important factory opern•n.
I*oli I ic®l-AiK*rti^t,ment jt----- iion
night*
eht*. the plants opernted until
It) P. M.
Fu ll J V 'T I I 'K OF P R APR
I ii. rein announce my rnndntnry
After iiiH|H'('ting the plants, the
foe rc-etefllon
to
Die nfflou of
the
llistlie of the Peace. Dlxtrtrl No. 4 guests found thetmelvbs in
l l m Inn held Dlls office for iieurly immense new shipping
building
tw o years unlit
Die district was
merged tut” Die Fourth District 1 where 40,000 square feet of floor
feel Jowl If ted III as hing the voters space was
devoted to dancing.
for their support on my previous Music
was furnished by n 15record ns ,1millet, of Die Pence nnd
besides concert
pledge nn lo'Bl I’lidenvors to give plecc nrchestra
all Die people n xi|ii:iie dent with numbers by the Oakland
Motor
justice tc all
to th , l u e s
und
stile!
adherence
^
W.
f.JLWTOM
CROSS C IT Y —Work onroad
tn Suwannee River bridge progi-ca**
ing.
NEW SM YRNA—Garage being
erected at J. G. Service Station on
Magnolia Street.
,
ST A T E AND CO U N TY T A X
BOOKS CLOSE M A Y
FIRST
(Legal No(ices)
S o l ti i:
p r n i . i i ’a t i i i s .
Sc,l tut No. 021120
N D T I f U n p li.\ t.\l I’ N DKIt K U f T in s’ j;:!,lt
8 . AS A X I U N D I ’. I)
HY T H U A i T III’ J A N f A II V SI,
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on’ it k h s t a t u s
l a n d o f f i c il
(lalncsvll|e.
Flnrblil.
il ar eli
2T.
I Oil.
N o t in ’ Is bcrctiv clviti Dull ft n r k
Poole lias filed I ii Hits office nn upI■11c.i 1 1.i iv under sectlnn ! U ! , Ilevlscd
Utututes. us amcitdi’ij by llie set id
Jim liar) 27, IH22 fur Ibr folluWllIK
lands:
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8 . 11. 33 K.. Tallalmsscc Mcrli)Inn.
All persons rlnlntlue Die hind a d
verse ly or ilcstrln* tu slmw It to
b , minrrnl I ii eharacter w ill lw nl*
low ml until M i d 16. IJ!*. lu f l ’.n In
this ’office llndr objectlunv i « the
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WASHINGTON, Apr. 21. <!' *1
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^ d n n H y growing weaker, i .<
White Jlouse said todny.
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The extension o f time allowed by the Gov
ernor fo r the payment o f State and County
taxes will expire on A p ril 30th.
Tax Books w ill close M ay First, and real
estate on which the taxes have not been
paid will he advertised and sold fo r taxes
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WEATHER
Partly cloudy tonight: Friday
{recreating cloodlntss, f i t t i l W by
ram in north portion. .
H e a rt.
. l l 0rld’8 G r e a te s t .V e g e ta b le
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!E x i x
B elgian B an k er To
H a v e B ig Vacation
NEW YORK, Apr. 2«.—
(INS)--AHiort Imwonst.-in, HclIlian hank: r and sportsman, who
i* snhl to In* tho third richest
•mnn In the world, was here to
day to spend n $lno,nno vaca
tion In this country. Ill* party
_ —-**A
,.
coh*Uting of over tuVnty-fivi*
permtjtf. occupied i q»ht suite*
E x p e c t c d T c f lla v e
on the He. IW Fmnee costing a
B an k er’ s
total of $20,00(1 |',,r the passage
Hands S o m e t i m e l j e - from Europe. The same acenfti*
odittiniM have liven rt-served for
Ftween Five A n d Six; the banker's return on May 10.
Loewcnstciti brought with hint
two costly cumpean nutoninbilos
nnd while he U in (his country
he will purchase two American
Defense
c^rs and an airplane. Tha-party
<^341-ill stop ir» Nrw YoriTfo'r s e v
eral days and then go to Chic
resen t ‘T W c e e ^ i n ^ s
ago, A few days stay in that
H ave B e e n
M a rk ed
city will he followed t»y a trip
By V e r b a l
C la s h e s
through Canada to California.It is estimated that the trip will
cost l.oiwOustein more than
Up fiftli trial of Forrest
$100,000.
11 .was dniwinb to a »«PW
this afternoon. Between
.hours of 5:30 and 6.00
Jk tnniirbt the six men
•idinir in judgment over
will have his late m
Sr hands. They can either
him guiltv »•? Oireo
Itr juries Imve done m
SANFORD rU )U ID A . THURSDAY, A P R IL 2G. 1928
NUMBER 193
Membei Audit bureau O f Circulations
Reveal Faith In ELVER’S BURIAL Aspirant To
FLOODSSWEEP Senators
C oolid g e- K ellogg Policy
OVER SOUTH IN In Nicaraguan Situation TOTAKE PLACE Comptroller Raps
AT ARLINGTON Incumbent In
RUINOUS RUSH
fund.
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The
administration
first re* I
reived a vote or confidence wlu-r J
Candidate J.B.Stewart
Cioofgiu. Alabama "and Norths H ,py " r
" 'l,i^ ntUk-t«xv..r«i tiie Semite rejec ted an ntnentlmyiit. Hotly Of Flov-i Hcnnclt Will
Lie In StntelnNcwYorkBe*
West Florida Arc Affected " nru,y ‘'hm-nu. in tlm pun proposed by Senator Norris ( I ! ) <d
C h arges A m os W ith
fore Journey To Capital
Hy D cvaslating Inundation American republics in general and N’cli., (Lckrlnjr Unit a fter next j
Kespondibility For
('ausin^ Hit! Propirfiy
Nicaragua in imrtiululnr Stood IVb. l. uono or the appropriations. For Last Rite At Cemetery
,oiild
be
used(
in
....Icaragua
to
,
endnVhod today by tin? Semite
H e a v y B a n k Losses
I
through an n\crab-.lining vote ol ••pay flic expense** in connection , Country’s H ign est
5,000 A rc Homeless
will) arts of hostility against Unit
ciinfidence.
nation or fo r any Intervention in
H onors To B e (iiven
. • ^ .......
*
1* '
TRe
'Senate
voted
four—to
one
Throughout A reas
against th<« inun-. dinte withdraw:*! the domestic affairs o f that nation,
Urcc Rnssage Ol r u r l v Bill
^
For Eslabllahment (H 3 wo
Party Including Mrs.
,|Jt. of mafinca from NicUrtun an%l killers war has been declared by Funeral
Train Services Have llecnDDCongress." This, m et-defcat try—A-i \ Bennett- And Richard Byrd
F e d c n t i D o p e F a t m a B e l0T0 ----------- v
.ru pU 'd A n d M a nyHiphjvays
y H i K h j v n y n t e , / ^ 1;;:, * £ £
vote or 22 to r«2. niifetecn DemoHouse JutUcmryCommittee
. .iitnrn.JT lhl> r n ninu s
Will
Leuvo
Tomorrow
At
H ears S a v age Rebuke
Still Remain Impassable I uS|, marines in foreign countries ernts joining with
thirty-tim e
W A S H IN G TO N ,
April
20.'
iidiniiiistration Synntors to oppose
lu-xl. F'-biinry.
Foi W a y A ff a i r s O f
N EW Y r'R K . Apr. 2<k— (IN S ) — UN'S/— Stnt’ng Hint cne-fiftli
A T L A N T A . Apr. 2«J. UN'St .
efforts t > restrict i ’ rcsiden it.
Tii.*
1>
ih
1
>
of
Floyd,
Iteiinetl.
who
B
a n k W e r t H an d led
.Then n similar amendment, .by
of tin* 7.508 inmates o f three fed
Flood waters, sweeping Smith1 tail powers was made through
gave up Ids life to carry aid to eral prisons are drug addicts,
Georgia.
Smith
Alabama and iiimndmonts t.> the $.703,600,000 Sen. McKcllnr ( l » ) of Tenn., was
the nrenren, ■xxill lie in state in
State Senator James B.
Northwest Florida, in ti.davnatic navnl appropriation hill. In tire rejeeti d by u vote of 20 to ^ ^ l Svw y ork during U>c funeral par- Albert II. Conner, federal super
intendent o f prisons, and the war Stewart, of Fcmandina, .can
ting race to the h it, haw caused end. the bill was enacted, carrying finul test came Avlien an
ty 'n b r i e f s to p h e r e t o m o r r o w .
dens of Atlanta and Leavenworth
damage to rich farmlands, and rail about $1,000,000 extra fo r the iiii-iit by Senator Heflin (H I *'•
didate for at ate comptroler,
Upon arrival o f the funeral
roud and private property estima marine occupation of Nicorgun, and Ala., ordering the immediate w ith tram here at 7:20 A. M. tho body pr’sons, went before the House last night charged Ernest
JudiciaryCommittee
today
to
urge
ted at more than $20,000,000.
no restrictions were placed on toe drawal of the marines was beaten will bo trikr-ii to the Seventy I'irst
Amos, the present comptrol
passage of the Porter Bill for es
ler, with responsibditeis for
in addition, 0.000 are homeless, President’s discretion in using the hy a rote of IT* to *>0.
Regiment Armory, Park Avenue tablishment o f the “ dope farmsforced to .-vucuate their homes
the iteavy loses* to deiwsltand Thirty Fourth Street, where
Conner painted n depressing ors in the failure of the Sem
when the raging rivers, swelled hy
it will lie in state until taken to
eight inches oi rain last Finality,
tin. Pennsylvania Station shortly picture o f conditions in over inole County Banlc and other
swept through the towns in the
before 10 o’clock. Tint funeml crowded federal prisons and the banka over the atato in a
in
i|uil
lUm
as
no
Jury
lowlands.
The
situation
was
iiu*
party wil leave at 10:10 A. M. for pitiful plight of drug addicts who speech delivered at the couiv*
•rail
of
jls
own
accord.
Washington, where tho hero of want to be cruel but can't. Conner ty court before 200 persona
pioving in South ’Georgia Imlay,
yr'. •!•••**
pointed out that federal prisons who had gnChr^eA’ to hear te»U*
relumed
y
verdict
$bf
anil
the
high
wnter.i
o
f
the
Orinul*
the uir will be accorded the na
jury
.
tion’s liighest'honors to its brave are now crowded to twice their mony In the fifth tr’al o f Forrest
fuiliy at the instruction «*
Leave Trann-Atlnntlc Plane. gee and Oconee Rivers were grad
dead—burial in Arlington Ceme capacity, and prisoners are sleep I.ako in connection with the closing
lr.\Vi-t T. Cray.
ually
receding.
The
Flint
River
Rremen.Behind And Accom
ing in corridofs in nil prisons of the bonk.
tery.
1|y;i- iriul wiu. h got 'Older way
panied: RyFitzinnuricoThey also was falling, and train ervice
Young pr.soners serving their first
Atnon, ho said, hod pcrm:ttea
into Albany and adjoining cities
' m,. ycsteislny
afternoon
Repin ReturnToCivJlizatlun
term arts sleeping next to
dope hanks such ns the Seminolo Conn"
’Muuassa Mauler" Tendered
Mayor
Issues
Proclamation
OUEBEC.
Our..
Apr.
2it,
(IN
S
)
lion be.-n it'iumed. Highways m
rItr* olio which will
Ovation Bv AdmirewAalle —While the w -ild < rirve.l his mis- fiends" from whom they get the ty Bank ^o remain open when ho
Selling Aside Two Days In
LAK E ST T cTn V.S. Apr. 2d. South Georgia were mill impaisullie- sWlfleill justice til
Cmcrges Prom Courthouse •ing. ttio cold, still liodv «'f FIwd habit.
__
knew they were violating th’e law
Which
To
Offer
Tribute
To
Cnpiain He mum Koelil, hle.
*
.
pfcrmcr Sanford hunker When ( — (IN S )—■
A
fte r Trying Legal Bottle ,(i™nettrmTi>-nfTYmoHcft’s gr' a* est • "Esvnblfshmcnt • o f two n ^ rjjju nnd were insolvent, and had per
During American Sp.ccdA.ce
f(y# is nla. eil in I hi Hand) of ' Baron Erenfrlcd \jii^ Huonefcld j Smith Alabamu and Northwest
farms a*, provided in the Porter mitted depos’tors to put money in
ijury. W will Imve Weit on'| aiViT Mayor .famen'K. PitzMaurlce I Florida reported the greatest dam
A ll'll
2(1 nirtnen, lay in the little chapel of n II would not “only permit scien
N EW
YO RK,
institutions he must have known
D A YTO N A BEACH. Fin., Apr.
tin- Jeffrey'Hale Hospital lu re to*
|mt(,..i,l> .1 little over 2 i hours, were expected Ui uii'iv«> here from Jage to crops and railroad and pri
— ( I N S ) — Victorious in the Sfitttt,- dnv
tific
care
for
drug
addicts
but
would
fail. He said if Amo* had
2th—
(I
N
S
)
—
In
memory
of
Frank
|counting the time it took to ( irecnely Island some lime today ! vate property. The residents oMhc
would relieve the over crowded closed many of the 84 banks which
Lockhart; youngest and most ilur- non unit'brought by Jack Ki ant:,
Glad
in
the
snmc
f!y
in
"
suit
in
in
the
Ford
relief
plane
piloted
hy
,
............
fieri
to
|*Im .1 jury.
t
town of Cnryville, Ha..
inu ol American speed uces, w h o 1his former manager, Jnel: !>cni|v ; w,,j. h )l( made his last flight, the j cor.d.tion o f our pr.sons,” ho said. failed in this state during th© past
;Sjiwpr).v eiinugli tliis shortest liernt lialclicn
l higher ground nl Itunifay, when 1—
John B. Snook, warden o f A t few yeurs, ninny depositors would
met a tragic death before the eye*
The flier i will leave the trail*
(hr bank •:» .es required the
..
feet of w-uter from the * h*eta of his wife here yesterday, all soy w'us th center of on imtironip- •Millant flier’s Indy reposed in »• j lanta prison, told the committee have saved heavy losses
brotiz
•
ra-kel
in
which
it
will
li”
i,„„tdi,l. d tin■*•. time in sevicting a jury. Adm it monoplane Hrenien behind , wlmU.|ti(, Kiv,.r
la celt'lirution held iiuts «lc tin
Lske Hears Speech
Daytmm Bach was in m turning federal courthouse park row carl;- 1 •odav. Upon its arrival th**re i« I that "dope farms- would Ihi a
i vcniit- <>f mil tnlesnu'ii was them on the irtland. Their efforts:1.......
villi-. i»cr«' s
town. ............
The town ..f
of West
Weslvi
great forward step in the prison
Lake,
the former president o f
!
today.
Mayor
K.
H.
Armstrong
is•
liken
to
New
York
at
I
Git)
I’
.
M
g -it- the
uastcl ami anotlier o f NO wus to —
-— pinna
. -••••• to
* - rise
--■ - from
, the j tin. river from Cnryville, was nls" 3Ued a proclaniution officially set today The one time king of th*'
z> stem, " i have men come *o tho Seminolo County Bank, set on
heavyweights, griun ng from eai .viU he taken to Washington for
Ikt usesI In-fore six men to trv, ice o f Relic Isle Straits without flooded.........
floulUM, Mllllv
. I,0„se.« were
. swipl
pr sen in bail conditions and send ono r'do o f the court room »n d
; skis was unsuccessful yesterday. away in Century and Milligan ami ting aside today and l-’ riday as to ear, w'us surrounded nnd choir hii-inl in the Arlington Nations'
I (V ras- could be found.
thpm out weighing 40 to 60 pounds heard Stewart charge that in
days
of
mounting.
At 1:00 o', lock" loduy II. S The Hrenien prohnbly will remain adjoining villages on t ie North
ed to the echo l>y a milling mob of Gemrlf.-y, where lie the nnlionV more than when they ramo and
Anr'l, 1028, ho owed the bank
l.«ekliurt dared death time and admirers who w.-re waiting out" heroc s.
la:.-..!. r*-I. . iillorney. and l>d»' nl Grccnely Inland until a ship is west Florida const. Coscrvulivc os
internattillin g fine," said Snook- "They $127,000, that Amos knew it and
time
again
ll'ie
in
the
^
p r o s e c u t o r , aide to reach the isolated outpost
The ess'Kct was he-iped high with
ii- * ■i l l l l C
1 lirnf.
arc met at the gate by a runner yet for some reason failed to close
tii'nutes » f the dumnge on H"’ ional speed »• assies last February, s do the building to learn the tor
floral trthutes *rom all purl* •*'
t tii'il* npjpt- where the trims Atlantic airmen
u i 1-it Ii p n - c M i l l
diet.
er a 'dope peddler’ or a pliysi- th* Institution for niak’ng over"
Florida
coast
ace:
and
made
himself
n
hero
with
the
thirty-six
h< world, llundruls came t*1 lb
“ I never felt so relieved in my
m u tn Uu jui y . W itli court rc- landed after their ep e
c un, A week or ten day* la tir I leans to its president.
thoo-.an.ls
who
watched
the
tiials
Louisville
&
Nashville
Railroad.
lift*.” Dempsey said happily. “ That '•ospltal where the conqueror of t
eMTrning
.u 2 : :t o tlircc nigu- hour flight westward over the
may meet one of them down town
"Tho comptroller la not -(*$500,000; Hrown Fl.irulu
hy his fiai-L'as liurlm r of hiiuscif ccrtrinly 's o loud ff my mind.’
fir'-*
*orth Po'c 15*5$ 1i * ramut;
i.in. u r n i 1 ini be licnril. Atluntie.
r
n».conditV|V bicnusB
foinpany.
I7B0.0IHI;
llarbcv.n into the jawa of deatli.
protector of bxnj^.offic’ala," »aid
^
Dcinpicy 1*j S heen .harried ter Mfa'ndt ‘pneum .in. to .'i.w )ii.. i'
t k * u ( j iin P lllllM'lr , State's At
SI;is were ivd hronght ' to the
drugs. All our work has been wa‘£ ■ Ftewnrt. re'orritri to Amos faihire
Milling Go. $100,000; raids and
lie made the aUempt t>> iTtilutdi years by Kearns' lawsuits, Hu ha '
mains.
,|(f g y Mil#li.l It. s niitli and \ V . is.and hv the Ford plnlte liccnuse
rlos^ th? bank. "Th o
romp"*
t,n,|g.
.
nn
thWist
Apalachicola
the
world's
record—2l>7
miles
t'rr
to take a • kinds of pi^n.'tlnns to
it was thought it would he able to
The fli r's w ife and hi* ci-nrur
J). I>k t i i . h i .
fl'IVHC ■ c o u n n ' l .
River, $1,000.(100; Old Spunisli hour—against
tro’ l.-r is,.the projector o f the deGo
denih
i)
efforts
*
osmugglc
the
protest
of
nn.my
supporting
prevent
"Perfumery
-luck”
from
take o ff with' its land gear. How
•ui in niunv nn ear al venture
1 l i k i j f c.i !>•«'
t r u c k ’ farms. $2.0110.000; residences fib-mis who ioVil-fT-d thul his .in
iI iu m into thu prison. The prison rns’ tnr« <n state banks. It *• ono
nttiicliing his pur-e lor the 1’iiir F.iinnuindi-r Richard !• Ityr.1. i
aad d t - i K ’ H 1 i g t h u charge that ever, softening ice has mode this
nut!e«. Amos should have
in
Gary
ville.
West
vide
and
Miilu-’
uu
! » I rirg it in g'.uss eyes in ridges of
was s«. light in front that when it iicy f glit in I'hil.id.'lphin Kearns maiiicd lu re nwrniirht a>ul will g
:,.0 II0 o f
th e
'mpos*ihb.. It wns also felt that
1j I< ai-ai’i. l u .1
dam ‘it Elba. attained a speed >.f better than
<-on’ e lrrra instead of writing khat
I
o
o
tal.se
teeth
and
under
rubber
$$1
1
1
1
.000;
p»w.
i
had attached mi . \|i.-nsive nut.»- >„ New Ymk with the liodv. ’Ill "
U t t , fiiii.i • • fi
. I n , n . Et.
P.'J'’>. the peculiar mid. rbcd.v of the lire
’ ll,. (oWII. $iUI0, 200 miles an hour it \Voil 1.1 M.n
to,.bib- owned* h> D.-nipscy and b id r -eeived lli iisn'nds «.t ntes-mgeii r f l>, nils, he' said Warden Tom B. hank a 1.7 page letter and said
•1< (1111 l.< , 1 III 1 0 . . ; u t h i s n i o r n - men would not permit the f-tlm g - blown out to sav
\Vh t * of Leavenworth pr son re* "Bovs, lets close the bank o r do
(
M
O
.
heavenward.
n
won i. d Dempsey iii countless •niidulenr. und sympathy, umo”
tu k e n
from ..I ski-..
i t ; shell 1 ,i>
\eiil (I that the* percentage of drug buisne’ s.”
Whether it was this ''lifting
The dantng • In S mtli Alabama
oilier matters.
lit siim i ” ..;. The* iliTt'iino won
In the last
message received
•hem a aynipotli.'tic tiil.iit- to the
Strw’nrt chnr«T"d Amos this 13
addicts in federal prisons is stead
p.-iiing and i Ins* from the fliers, they indicated ; cVas c-ns idere.l even worse. Tin that caused a rear lire to blow
(tv nrnt
The jury ih-libi-ii-tcd tin* case 'ate flier fi.'tn Pre-ddeiil ' oolii g
page letter to th* directors o f the
out,
<
>
r
whether
the
bursting
<
-!
ily r * ng.
moved by country around Uotlian nnd Anda
eolsing its case that they wen* deep
j iif argutn. i
for aheat three and one-hnll !
Mrs. ll.-mn-U i* hearing tip
“ Our prison population at I.cav- Seminole Cnunt> Bank on May 20,
nnett, who | jnnui
|„sia wna devastated to the . 'lent th,- lire itself was responsible for I ojrs.
attorneys t-mi- the plight of Floyd^Tt-nnett.
I bfwv'the
Kearns originally
surd bravely. Tit
airman's mother . n u ortli has inereuaed- 6.3.1 per 1928, and that !n it Amos panted
Lockhart's
dcu.'ti,
.w
ill
m
io
r
he
to
............ the
.... Foni finin- from U
1lltiftl lie .1
hi-might
1>»• „ f $ 1,000,000. Wink the bnI). nipsey for -S70I,l(2**.'Ul wh ch hr Mrs. Henrietta lt.-nne;i. wil' in- et cent ", said White. Wh te dispel
(Continued On Pago 4)
U
I■
e,-sterday uflcr- troit At the time of their messuge-i farms, livesl.n-U and raili nnd. in known. I tn|. "kerif fl. i'liue lhai tb. illleiri'd -link wed him und r con* ill’,, body at New- Yolk when it ur
l .1 a (-opular notion that drug
accident
which
cost
l.ocl.liait
his
l * « , 11. \.. I ( ’ l.c the state’s they had not yet learned o f Hen* i ^ nulh Aliibiimn was alum, t inral
tra il as his share o f the f ghters rives lit 7 o'chiek tonight. SIl is dosages are gradually reduced
|»t( nil.in. in the witness box. nett’s death. Ilnlehen had heen ' ,.,,|utde. The s.*< tinn sw'ept by the life was similar to that in l ob- earnings. An item >>f $ld(l,iktil wii
mow enroute from !.■ i home at ••lie. they f V t enter the prison.
ti-.iif.eil to exactly what tho Itennctt’s companion in ninny nn .
Wns some of the •'•'■■‘ t ag<1 rourv when the car lie wn • driv rlii|i|iid o ff the sou Monday by Lake George. N. Y. Mrs Uci.net:
They urc absolutely cut o ff from
ing
hurled
1
10
feet
llimugh
the
■at- i. attempting in piore thu. air venture and wu» one <>f his cultural land in the Smith.
J udge K n ox'
s 75 and has lie u ill for several j j rug* nnd given n turk sh bath
air
und
plunged
into
the
.s'.-nn.
Ui* ..nliiX’.i mm in take $22,000 closest friend*.
.
The jury found 'that Kearn’s y. ars.
Eight hundred families m Ltcw
every day for n week The drug
In tin* accident yettciday. tho
ifim tl„ i a ,. ,,f Sanford ( ’nupoii
The Ford plane is piloted hy |(in y\|a-i were forced to f I*-*' their
rla in were voided by the settle"
Bennett wil he buried in his navy addict suffers but the euro is efStut2
leuped
100
feet
ill
tin
^Afrujtii .,n,) i rcdil it - to Ills |Jh-rnt Ralciicn, himself a noted j
.u^ummL-uluduluihu:nh:.uitii-i2nm ti^irjT1^ftl.r r Mrm „ f^ rm-wiD, folGaiUiutr^.
-Idetices, und about. 400 person*
r. rtu BnttL------- — --------------tlUlfc..).-nr
n,. oiint .—liraue deciarwi |tninx’ AtlnilttP flyi-r. Xrws r f ttr i have hcen sleeping in lh^ •'[ttott -wtritr— Lnrkha
,|u> in Los Angeles in l'.*25. They de- ,.oni,rs al Arlington at ■
’» o'c’oek
PE K IN G , April 28 — (I N S )—
feet higher. When In
I ttat a,. i„|, .akc tlie moniing of ,ta rt south, which has hcen ex
,cd l’idoil tlint the Saratoga contract ,oninrrow
||c xvj|i |(c within a few
m
house, which is <•« higher ground.
Two Methodist m’ssionarles have
nmr
earth
ilia
breast
hud
been
crusl
lu. I:: t* a' m- anount was over- ' period and delayed for three days. I Great dnmage wna done t<> <"e
which llie pair ityrCcd to ii 11(2:1. fi- t of Admiral Peary, ilijcovcrr t
|v»n
shot
by
Chinese
troops
at
I *-»ll a|.|<i..\,io»teiy $20,000 nnd was received from the wireless lumber mills there nnd mamifart- m. Imdly that Ins ribs pr-unidod. thi> Huhjecl >>f tin* dispute, was
Ycngchowfu, according to an .un
of the North Pole. Bennett died
(.‘Ui III! bank exuniiner was coin- station at Point Amour, oear uring plants. Hrewton was ka .wn both legs wuro broken and other ahrocuied by the later agree fi rilling. But it was u losing b n f
confirmed report received here to
injuries sustained.
"tin a -hurt '.line. According to Grerncly Island.
ns one of the richest per r.iptin
day. L. C. Osborn, o f the Naxarin
Ho from the start, despite the
Funeral arrangements for the ment.
U'Mi-. lake told him to take the
Two questions were submitted <tn nuous efforts made to pull him
The message rend: "Ford plane town's in the United States, and
Misa’on at Chuochcng, was cap■
famous
racing
driver
had
not
been
If’Jjoo from ill,. t ity account to j left Greenely island 7;4.r» A. M. loss to private property was heavy.
to tin* jury by Ju.lgi- Knox. The through. The disease had gained too
turcil by Nationalists and carried
n
mpleled
today,
but
it
is
under
<mfr pmi .,f tii,. overdraft which1with Bremen crew W ill stop at
Despite recession of water m stood that tile body will he hip first of these, “ was there n eon- great headway before he rou d be
N E W YO RK . Apr. 28.— (IN S ) into Chihli Province.
'J> in t)„. f..i in ,,f cash items— , M unay Bay. '
South Alabama, many highways ped In Lockhart's native h< in.-, tract entered into between phrn- brought
........ to the hospital.
.
—The oil tanker Ovurhrook is n- Ycngchowfu, according to an unji.l ci.aigcs made iigninst ;
passul)lu| and w ill be_elest d I*)S Angeles, on Saturday. M4W1-, t iff nnd defendant oil Aug. :t, l'J
II left u sicU-bed iu D)’troth.and (^ rt, o f^
. Florida, coast, accord* jdonaries were nportcd.ahot. Is 15 ..
are
ini
fui*« it,I’nt'it.i lint pmd from the !
277" was answered in the affirm*
STEWART errED
,
fic
for
perhaps
n
week,
lhe
flew
KU
O
mile's
to
Lake
St.
Ague"
ing to an S. O. S. message re miles from Tsinning where Dr.
while a monster memorial service
to truff
U*!* load.
j
iitive-. That standing alum- would
j|,co River continued to is being (dunned here.
Tombiglieo
When he arrived there ho had •» ceived by the Radio Marine Cor W alter F. Seymour, supt. o f’ tha
W
A
S
H
IN
G
TO
N
.
April
2
0
..
,,f | ;,kc’s accounts on
have entitled Kearns to an a>
Foreign
u l u „ j w thousumls
overflow
thousands of acres of rich
high temp rature. The next day he poration
station- ut
Chatham, Presbyterian board o f
Lockhurt was the second victim foliating. The second quest on,
J*, l,ui and Ui 'aicouut of the ( I N S ) — Col. Robert W. Stewart, cotton land in Choctaw. Sumter and
was
shot
was runhed to the hospital at Quo- j { us3- toduy. A second message Misnlans Hospital,
head of the Standard Oil Company
o
f
20
y'eurs
of
racing
and
record
there wort1ti contract, was n settle
l°t>'
land liuwed lltiTt sucii
through
the
heart
by
a
Chineao
Muring.. Counties.
Hundred.,
of
o
f
Indiuun.
Was
cited
to
the
heder
hoc
by
airplone.
A
spocinlb-t
was
received
by
the
radio
corporation
....
• making on the marble like »|s'edj) (raiefi,
f,cen made, and
ment effected in Las Agnelcs *n
T.i.i'rr —
ii*verwk-United'lv
District .•tiorm-y l>y the Semite
nl.e answerml In
New-York. Col.Charos stated that-the crow o f the-tanker
i . v i U i » ^ L >i l ^ ^ » l;‘lU*;",_ .wav here. The^XilSi-JJSiiiib
' 7 “'..-.‘iduum-a__S2LLUU11—au. -n.ilny frrr -rsw-f Titi"TT*xi!-n rW*«**i livcat
umiiy li(H»«LM l«r»i
^ i n^| Krunk Cruker, non or l ! ™ n l Julj-rTPytvy* was
A. Lindbergh mad- n spectacular had taken to life boats und-that Statea warships have arrived in
th*. affirm ative, This means tliut
7** "nnu„t laid been credited to I o f perjury ,bused on Ins testimony
(lotions. The Alabama River, how Croker, former Tammany . chief- 1whatever Kearns' i-luinis uga’nst flight from New Y’ork with antr tho Fred W. Weller, a craft own- northern Chineao water*. A m i r M B
**,r 1,1 nice ilay to make thu about the Continental Trading,
checked
by
„ plntr p .H ly
tan, wlio wu» killed in 1000 in try- |
. cJ by tho Standard Oil Company lean men o f war are anchored o ff
I Lost., ,|.,,
Dempsey might have been, they pneumonia ecrum.
. "'I necessary It. cover Company's $.‘1,080,000 'slush
where American re
ing
to
uviod--running
down
a
.
'
dams
on
tho
T
a
’
lajioosa
nnd
C
<>osu
o f Now Jersey,' was rushing to Ts'ngtao
But
all
to
no
avail.
Bennett’s
In
.Al (draft
havu been rntisfied in full.
fuges from the war tone in tho
motorcycle
just
before
the
heRivers,
which
join
above
Montgom
the
sceno.
juries
last
year
when
tho
.trans
ttr »j(.,c dcfel.r.e, that of igKearns look his technical knock
B AN K HELD LI*
The 8. O. S. was received at Shantung peninsula are conceoKilling of the Vanderbilt cup races out ph'lftsophically. "They said atlantic pla»o America crashed
ery to form the Aluliuma.
\rav SJ| „|, hy Luke's
4:15
A.' M. this morning, it stated tr ted.
rhe
tii
nth
toll
has
boon
contpar*
|
()^
t)loa(.
,jayH
while
he
was
at
the
controls
liftd
TORONTO,
tint-.
Apr.
2fc.—
«ouns, I
)!,,> ..axe as in the
tho contract wus sol tied and thu
United State* Consular officials
thut there had been an explosion
(IN’
S
)
—Three
gunmen
invaded
nl
u((vi.|y
light,
due
to
the
weakened
one
of
his
lungs.
jury believed them, hut it wasn’t,”
/ ""'( '-nuL. 1jike on the stand
aboard and that tho tanker was a renorted to thd UnHed Statea La* .
Standard
Bank
here
resident,
o
f
the
bottom
lands
deed
4*»ki| iliat be Lnrw tinthin^ o f branch o f the*
he said. Kearns announced he
blaze. Immediate assistance was ration that the Shantung fighting
ed the warnings o f the weather
Huiufvr i»r bin ovo rdrnft un- • today, horded the staff at the
would appeal He said also that a
asked. Ths message stated that between Northern and Nationalist
bureaus
and
loft
their
homes.
31x
‘ bn the hunk had raised and! o f pistols, nnd <scaped with $-6,similar huU lie has pend'ng. would
$he ship is in distrfss about 150 troop* bava marooned American
negroes
were
drowned
in
Alabama,
(Continued 0|, (.ar:i.
poo.
be pressed in n Philadelphia
miles north o f the Jupiter Ligh t mias'onarie* at the following
anil two persons died in refugee
court.
ship, Florida. The tanker gave its point*: two at Ichowfp; ftvo at
cuinp? n»*ar C’aryville, H *.
,position
us latitudo 28.55 north, Tenghsien; three at Tsinsingt ono
Relief work In the uffected areas
ASKS T A X R E P E A L
at Ycngchowfu; and 15 at Talaafo.
CHICAGO, Apr
26.— (I N S )—
longitude 70.30 west.
bus been tuken churge of by local
In
view
o
f
the
Senate
s
refusal
to
LONDON, Apr. 28.— ( I N S ) —
authorities and
the Salvation
W A SH IN G TO N , Apr. 28. (IN S )
accept Frank L. Smith. Illinois
The harrowing deUuU
nati\c
Arm y and Red Cross, and so far
—
Repeal
f
the
ta
riff
upon
Im
w ill have to struggle along with
there has been no need to call tor only one United States Senator un ported automobiles was proposed muHsucns on the island of Papua
in which flvo hmtdreij Papuans
outside assistance.
til after the November elections. today in a bill introduced in the were killed ami then yiten by their
Washington , Apr. 20. <in s ) public officials and large ini,u*'
This was the gist of u letter niude House by Rep. Cordell Hull (O ) of cannibalistic foc< were described
t, i * ' ” ,y wn(‘ roast guard ships trial plants. Henry Ford was rep
*>' were ordered to Detroit to resented as prepared to assist the V iolent Quake** A g a in publicc today, front Gov. Len Tennessee, u member of tho ways by passengers arriving nt Sidney,
»
--------------------------- :---I to James D. Cunningham,
Means
Committee,
Australia, aboami- ® * missionary ,
_________________
ntorcc the nrm patrol against government through
bn* ' us
R ock Balkan States president o f the Illinois Manufac nil
W A S H IN G TO N
Apr.
28.— | fo r use o f **pacin*t propaganda.* ^
nteuine- from t*ie island, in u. dis
wreatened flood o f Canadian II- manuufacturing. •establishment.
(
IN
S
>—
’
V
iolent
personalities
were U"I knew that when a meeting o f tha .
turers* Association,
A V O N P A R K — New 'c i v hall patch received .from tho Australian
•JUfif.
•
Intelligence agents o f the dr>
LO ND O N, Apr. 20 - - ( I N S ) —
injected Into debate in the. House House Naval A ffa ire was called
Tho association, through Its pnd recreational center w ill b** citv by the Central News.
that we Rad a rattlesnake who
A>*i»lant.
Secretary, o f . the army reported that five ar.norcd Earthquakes again rbckcd tne president, had asked Gov. Small to
Tho massacres occurred ^ t in- today when R®o. McCIlntlc ( l ) ) of would speak up and aura enough
built on perk property recently
a,.,.
Seymour Lowmnn an- •hips are anchored in Canadian Balkans today. .Several were re appoint someone to fill the va
Oklahoma
called
Rep.
Andrew
(R
)
cr\al» since (Jhristinas during the
acqu'red on Luke Yernna.
Mr. A. Platt Andrew, o f - U m a ;
,_, ,*** I,u' strengthening o f the Great I-akcu JIurbora prepared to ported in the vicinity o f Athens cancy from Illinois in the United
temporary ubsencc o f goveitiment t>f Mas*., n "rattlesnake" and the chus'tts did apeak ur,“ »hout*d
nail
for
the
United
StaU*s
will,
States
Senate.
The
governor's
re
and Corinth in Greece. Renewed
troit
l" urr'v"I here from Dc
officials. A ll fivu hundred victims language was stricken from the McClintic.
Repreaentative Cramlarge cargoes o f whiskey and beer.
ply, in part, follows: "When Se-Jiwere culen IJnmctUeWpy u fttr the record on points of order from the ton (R ) o f Michigan, objected %» •
S * r ^ ** hrl,‘ a Him w “ - They will try to slip t h r o u g h prob; shocks were experienced through ator Smith resigned to become u
...
^ 'i ' the t'ustoms Contmia*
tnussacros. T ,U} wliolesale ftroci- f l ° 0f ' /
out Bulgaria, the heaviest damage
A little later Rep. Howard (D ) the language and forced me “
'" JDfr K. W. Gump, Prohibition ably along tho Detroit "front,
ties are believed to have been com
1icing suffered at Luie Burgas on candidate in tho April primary, I
r«mni,j|otlPr
appointed
him
to
fill
this
vacancy,
b
f
Nebraska declared that Rep. tlon by the Oklahoman.
within
n
few
weeks,
according
to
mitted
in
reprisal
for
the
murder
J. M. Doran and
the Black Sea
»
. „ . , which appointment holds good un
Both Rep. Woodruff aac
railed
' McClinUe " a lia r," but
“ T ‘ iruard officers.
government advices.
of nine Goro aplcs by. membont or
Many houses were demolished til a successor has been elected
Vinson (D ) o f Georgia, In
Woodrixff
(K
)
o
f
Michigan,
had
days
left
to
register
"N o artillery .battle is antici and many persona were reported
another tribe.
,
acnce o f Andrew, rose to hia
i»»vs ■'!«/ ' 1,10 Kovcrnment will
and qualified.
for June Primary. Poll
As sqon »s the Goros ascertained Woodruff denied it. A half dozen fense.
Woodruff questioned.
injured in several villages in the
i »»*-m f v Pcuhlbition and custotiu pated on the lakes,"
"Therefore, there is no vacancy
clamored
fo
r
the
floor
tax
o
f
$1
must
bo
paid
by
ie
government
onicisis
were
members
that
the
gowrnment
officials
raid. “ However, coaat guard boat*
facts at re is tad by McClintia j
•“■•ti r, ^ , orcr 1ortr coa,t Ku* r‘* ate armed with four Inch g u n s for vicinity o f Luie Burgas. This sec in the office of United States Sen
May 19 at office o f John
,
.11
their
w
arrior,
musteredduring
the
bitter
remarks,
absent, all
warriora mustered
tion had been unaffected- by ths ator from Illionols, and I under
Cminat |L. nR Uu’ blockade ar-canoes and preparation*
McCUntic charged Andrew had Howard shouted was Hba
D. Jinkinu at Court House. VoU
In war-canota
preparations
use if necessary." Ix/wrnan declar recent earthquakes until last night. stand that Senutor Smith is ready
’
secretly given out a . ntW^Vipir calling him a lia r." Th*
ere may register at office o f H.
were
made
fo
r
the
most
serious
ed that In the U «t n m months Thousands o f pauic-stricken und and willing to go to Washington
, .......
allow wsa only stopped by demand
C, Dubose, 112 Park Avenue.
inter-tribe warfare on th « island interview that McClintic Radviolated
the government soiled
liquor scantily clothed peasants are ar and perform his duties os Senator
farm relief advocates for the
II
.
•
ed
hi*
postal
raak
to
be
*
pkde^or **lJ ,UJ •"“ I received smuggling boats and 640 automo
in years.
at any time."
c,wll>eration for law
riving at Sofia daiij
%i»i*« in Detroit trvm biles near Datrolt,
W A SH IN G TO N .
April
lid.
(IN S )
The Conlidge-Kellopg
PRISON WARDENS
MAKE PLEA FOR
NARCOTIC FARMS
L
f
Irate In Itgf
iite Opens For
Lawyers
GERMAN FLYERS
HOP OFF IN FORD
SHIP FOR QUEBEC
Lake Is Present
?
During Address.
DAYTONA BEACH DEMPSEY GAI NS
MOURNS PASSING VICTORY IN SUIT
OF FAMED RACER OF JACK KEARNS
Chinese Slay T w o
Missionaries S a y s
Peking Note Today
Burning Oil Tanker
Off Florida Shore
Gives Call For Aid
Illinois.W ill Have
Only Single Senator
Until Next Primary
Passengers Relate
Harrowing Stories
Of Cannibal Tribe
Government Orders Coast Guards
To Stem Detroit’s Liquor Traffic
Solons Inject Violent Personalities
*
Into ArgumentsOn Floor Of House
Register Now
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PARE SIX
TO E SANFORD HEUALl). SANFORD, FLORIDA,
M ullen Prepares To
Have W a lk e r Scrap
WEDNESDAY," APJRTL2S. 1028
R U N N IN G FO R L E G IS L A T U R E
Delaney Fight M a y Offer CHICAGO, Apr. -•*». (IN S )With tho las. «.lislarlr> out *o f hi1
way,
promotor Jim Million went
Problem To Tex Rickard
nv D AVIS J. W V I.S fl
1 ntrrnatlun.'.l
m ir e
Spurtt IJdllur
; N E W VO IIK.
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he nhaul if. |)< Inney <l> Vi
l*i th.* m iiw rint; with it
kr&vyw. ioht win i t rvuljy
ost nntl pveryhmjy I nyw
cludinit Di lnney hltn'oir.
r ’ ndy f it- 1no trtvinirr.Ihtr
nluht n tli'i'nnt. ii f-iv*
fat ivnul tin I .u w .i Jiini f. m
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good
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forward today with plur.t for hi..
Mickey W.’iiJ ci-Aft* Ilfli’J*inn rrbl
til6 v. Ifh t i;ham|.:.m«hlp rffchi hf-v
1* 3 « P 1 ’k|( k W L ^ • T
As Man 1^ ’ Sixly
Years' Ts Revealed
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Bidtrk'a famou* Rainbow C!ia*<i«,cutaway to ihmv in
full detail the action of all its nun ini part*, was a spec*
tacular feature of the National automobile shows.
Conceah d electric lamps of various colors flash on and
off in succession at the chauia mechanism t-i’ or. p - v
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diicins the rainbow like effect which lusxtMcd
name. The chawla makei plain «uch Bulck feamn
l lie torque tube drive, cantilever apHnga, doubled
frame and the famoua valvedtvhead principle wb
Uuick enelnc deiitm hat followed for nearly 25 ya
W illi* TIGERS
Thr- f**iTit(** n<Ded nut n vie*
tory in the Y M. C. A. Junior
Hnsrhall l.catrur. The yainc went
to nn extra inniny to hrenk a lie
srore in the Inst inniny. natterin'
Opportunity Days
Orlando Fla.
| *4 . *
i •• m * i ; i . . \ s s
Friday and Saturday
^ . io
'iL t T - V iiiT L S au c e .
EA
from the National A u to Shows
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v J bTy '
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mmm
j l"" 21. Million’ V.!I» j-lvo'i clo.-ir
>1111101' ycitcidtiy A i m
;i • •;t
u-n< «:m tti-.r ri) by iJ!t. flliuuJj. ,\*i»
1*'If Cominl-oU.-i. V i - t'u t will
«,UUj"<I n't Kiildi :i-‘. .H eH , :• t'n«
ton t )Uml rhuti* at Ihe m'dilluy
v » i;cv limit,' ICO poundr..
•V.'njh t . :j: tit i -!i J lij . _mu t.
h *t 'ii fill' <; o f* ' I . i •'0, nr.'l tpn!; j
.
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mint put up
tho ('•mini.'-*
.'ii n ruled. Tl.<* c >mm ? in?; r mad**
ir ( I nr (i
: •. !r
I;ny • i f* tho.
’ ""it wns *.l* , t . . *1(11 ..v I by the
I* itional I'...'i i* V ; >i iiitioii, \Vnl*
Imr nt p ii i t t i'. undo* Imn i.;. tint
hotly-for ri't . ...'omllifj hi:' title!
His n(frt’«*!« tit to f itrht. it ir I elloved, wip » r'fi i his r«*-in; lute*
input.'
N'n'v flint Mi
Back
- 7 '*. < r ..... 7 " •
Itittllm nt uf uur frU"1h*ctim'"< if
Jack Shdikry Idt- .In
Delmi'y m*
the tun ip netfl Moiidiiy nirht nnd
knock* him for n r fw of n .fnmily iioutn. I f he d-.r*. T*v
Rickard mil" diaeover thnt h* Hn
pvertlriiwn hi** hand t »«tlw* i \t?nl . I f he find he vnr.net embrntfe
that he thin uiil hnlil one i.ier* npp Slunk y fur flfta rt r ;r;*ii and,
than Hoyle.and <
t’.e con*ii!ei tli'uyfore, -hp:i e.i... with ill- j;oaa i ampurl*, i r -wtV di.nom*
■ ' For if Sharkey Win* hy the <1*- fitiny *i Il'i 'inni’* rInn*i— helwenn
cUive medium >f n kmn i.r.ut. IIIrk; the r eor h of Shark ** end lleeney
r.rd will he in fbn quivti iiiif. i will he «,i. • • v
ft Will ■how, f*r-i. Hint Shnrhey
position o f hrtvinjr rT»»»v- nut of hi •
1 way to develop n lietter nlirnetihn*. Hopped ti*,** man I'r r r e y ouldn’t
than the mun lie iii|e.*td> hn< voted *.inp. It ivill - hri\V, H'l- **1.1, that
into rolt» o f henvyycinht chpll nire li t r y pot n w ry d .d '.’ol draw
f'ltnrke.v ivi !;• t«*n than Jr tti;
Mr. Tomato Ilco'ipy, : ,*1 in thl
mpar*
enre, the T im n e y l’ pcir •• fight v r , m y. I don't think «u< i a
well might urow « in *f li'n-ic imn will ftlinnnd irrmtlv tuTomato
flit1*. Tlie mure one '<%n»iil rs *he tli'im t+ ’j hox tt'ilre vulue ii * thci
is-rnt-----••/•■'•■'I eilii.le.’f.fr.;-. • .
-• . - j
to duck
Of four-ie, I mil I iir'iwiny n lotfor thl* of MllTilh.e* ni;.iins! the imiuiili .li'
in Mun* future. Sh.iikcy iiiel Delaney may
i * * »» a t i l l . I uwh. Apr. ill.
XF
;
✓
'ir iiio're Rive us anotlii.|. i Nhilii'.Ion o f li**w •IN S ) Sixty yen r . m o Mmv
—-------------------- •
eiiient* ■they eirele i.he. m ayp »> on tIt. '|Milhr. ihPti pif*lrlren yrnrs old,*
I •>, th« l!i vn Mr.wr t iiiipu . Hut. homrliotv. ih«id...| n wiiniiitt did r* t haven |.
. M-. •'•* J."rd, who ie I'Vuning
fir.' rhr.u ,. in jjf, lim luiae of her f' 1 '• of ivvl. e«l Imnkimt -lawn nnd
*|.y. Slip was liviiij* in ( ’liirny'o at, Irrul.i*nil in the stale law-making Ii
tie tiui . having ronu* tlu-rc from pu id in uhhli th, suite would in
It* rlin. Germany with Ik r ptirntH .;
the event « hunk failed.
The id, i wa.' it,d now In a wumtin,
I,'it Mi
Miller looked nhoui to '
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TTm
X..
.. win.I lie lotil.l do III remedy
idael.i ra d i on ... Ii pip . She pour
(l.etral Not ices)
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I'll toe toli.m II llito tile liuW , pai l;
I lie eiim IttNtyyi o| liei d' liliPia
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nml u Ifs*
lions tipnii t
.socioloitieal 1i i
down i xpeitly and applied a »"•
m i n N il.
r
M o u n t:, mmi r .\i: L
n
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v.
Ill
FR A N K
M K IS C II
problems was Dial she must
either mnteh. A.i
the blue sm ikeI ........
eurletl'
• a * . I M « u t r a i r o li«Mnsr »*f r c i * u r t l i n
Mtilamil to the view thut u woman’a ' al.mit her l.n! rhe p-d: • a word . M . r l » j / ( t *
b. o n
3 7 1 . V*f
fro rJ i)
ni
:!< i n i i i o U *
jiltiri* wfin ia it,e home ..r s ssaiiffs „ ^ w„ „ f her ..pinions „u the mod »H i *. ,u n il ' \u .i / l lIt ’I n rl iItfin
her rex. She elmole the hitler anil
It ( further onion*'! that 1h,«
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| M t| s li:. |is M l i t l i n * h a i i l u l t l
for sixty year-, -lie wn» l.noivu a- ' 'I 1.,' . *' ,
I t i l l . .1 l . # \ t f t | M |»#*f | M l M | - h » ' f I I I
(i,...rfr(. Min,.i
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t.i » 'l
H riim itiji i*n iih i>
F l n i itl.t.
T I m* iii/)’ «|ii« ruli* wi» i tih fi\vn\
l'» »lti llaiiif;* ilifft,ii*in ly l»ul ( .......... I* W r t K fc»| f i . ' i r I I I I M I I I K I
i.i.v .
v i t - k * . ' f f i i ' l it
>• t l i « r « t n f
ui .Mercy
Il,i.pital le re win i.
they il.iti'l l.iii.w lieu They until | • *• h *iI !•••! t>* t*.ti It .r| ih «* i | s | s n i l
t.enri'.. Milb . a faiuihaiiil. wa
t.• rid away floor life a. they find *» * • * ID* t i n >1 I t | I i l l * « H I
_ JV i 1 tS I )s?.*i..uHt M ' t i i t l i i f t ' l o f f t«*l:rt
hinu;:ht jn ..tiffoiiiiL.-fiuin ml hi r U , hur few o fo n r —
i-ia n y Tver )
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i ’r r l l l l I l f
th l
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T h i r i i . I t n l i i ’ lsil i ' l t i i u l
uf
pel ;rv:iv I'm ultiil I did I’ve in ' Mr**
n f I M m h h i . iti
flin t
fs .r
; —Return d o dVoavers
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S i t i i l i i ' li* C s i U r i U , n i l t i l l * * t It#* r . * i| | |
jiltuaU<ui. - th
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MonUi-Eml
Bargains for the last few d
course you’re coming to Orlando for them.
LO AP
rni'a/Aj
150
Fine Silk Crep e Dresses
$14.75
Values From
tu .$22.00
il eolleetiun of smart summer
■pe and Ming Toy Crepe- ail tlu
le have embroidery designs,
:irf, still others with hand-paint
Remarkable values at onlv Si 17ft
H / N TS
A D ollar Dinnci
For Fou r
in Canned Com
N I d > , I l . r (>>i I, , u ! , , •
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X l i h i r i f U t t u | . i . . v i • I • u ,!■ I , * ., .
•b iu irr
w lu u i
t i n * h t n i | R.
d o u r w i t h i'. jrr
W JtS'J M 'U I .....................I
H u y in g ra h tit'! fi'r T v o l q i 'i . v , t
®
( r o p e do C hi lie. flat tro p e
and (T o o ro tlo fro c k s in tho
su m m er sh ad es th at a re
sm art tod a y. S izes l.*{. 15.
Au extr:T<.rdmary limpain
iu the very laco that is hointr worn l*v the host dress
ed Indies, ,‘t to 5* inches
wide.
h i l*K. J. t*. IIO W L L L
w h rri-
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T o
m a lic
Hi** i . u n . . t i » « ... I t . I.
• t r a i n t h e j u u r Ir u u ^ , tu
t t..
■ u t o r i , » , | J I w o l a b l f ' i i t i t i %n,.* ,1
Hand Made Antipin
Lace
• in . 1i
Ola r a w .
County Key Bankers
l be nrileiillunil pru|ret» »p-
,-.I Joint t> t*> I lie Mllil
i , >11,111It I • e ail,I I bu cullog*
i>( UCtleUltuie
flow can o ,ry |iruiiiill
I Hy eurieapiueleii, e.
C, I 'r i -ae|i|
|,ilije,l4
«r
In ,,
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M iri.u ,
lit III ru'h in,.. XV,|t, llil, lilriil l„
•ultlll, hr In,, l nt, r Ir,! ti|, „ „ j Mi. u i .
I nilr
or
111;.Il* at
euulili b.ilibi'l lupelliu *
5 Mulit* pbinoliul it tit In I,.mil*
uf Hie luiiniy, |,ref, nility la
,,,nip.Ill) ivllb I be i uuul/
Kviilin k )'* Poll br,ul Sir,i Sp*
rial. MpiuiMiii*il by lit,' In nUu l.f
I tnt,Ki*i m AsKorlnUiui. lull lauilv
i till- rrci'iiily, inakInir iiiuinin*,
Ii,lull, unit UtUTliuoll slops every
tin)
Ib'sIdi'N I'*, ItiinpfiiK a purrI,in,I silo fur u si'tub hull ul t*n f
h'.illmt, |< p.: Ill I'll III 111 I. , f lits,
kiovp, an,I p, u» of (uiruhr.'il po<; 1•
in iii'ii* to lu, itlx'ii nnav. litllibl!.' a *1ill»i U-lll’M*. LiC'lbi r
u lib 'll. |t pit a I ti y u ul I, lu ni, i 1
U i • * | •i| I......... .• , *•1. • 'llibl
uludti’iif i , *n ■ o.i* j i , ■• *• i n
«!• , I mu
I i • y* It) relink, .ir
! ,
, •, . ni I .;
L ,
• ill.*! I •• nf flit, _Ar.rl
. ■••lull, Aaicl wal
and appriite .rather than (,,
one's .*cntc of adventtn e. Yet.
tliiiik of the ilian^e* that hate hrfaihn tile cjr oi corn atom; (be
ro.ut to tlie soup bo .ill J'ir..t the
■V,T iced pi tlie l.riiti was >avrd
and planted; tlic plants were tri.Jcil
** .lb care, the cars impeded curelly Then, when they had''cached
t teir piojirr 'ripeness, t.n> we.c
, ,ckrd, carted rapidly t > die tun• -i) .old iiunicdiatclv h. »!,td. i br
.urn \ . tliea cut ulT, tbc silks an!
■<s ,'i ...•» mechanically removed
V:t'i M.i.rr. ralt t.ul u ai, l!*r
•'ii
u.'iil.rit in
i
itsin
k'
. lei pie. me u lblu
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:> *1 p ri ; u c!f v In; i j n '•i
111llid h (iic l.i;!il iiibr,
’ I’ m wa* peeri,'ary in pn J*k a i • ! cArit v. hicli tiie i *cker
-•i why si.nv at a quality
|rMr.-i.ro. Or. . „,|(|rUI
...r,. ,;;
\Iumimh liirlliuilt, iiinilrinr,
t r t , 'rk flO i.n *, ruluuir Irrlaailou.
1 n.i,I M,< <lol rnur.r. |„ iliri. , |,..
1t*tbr
lb.
i»r„, rtlilnl
ilru,. ulna
man. In, lm* u>„Hl,| at rneh aim,,
liuiilm; In lln,I i|,r iru't, Om „|
all lhl%
iii,,i irwnrrb, l| |,,,
arnilnall) Uiotnnl U|.a„ him ikai
'hrra la u» tn>al road lu hrallh
II ib I III urtl.r lu lii-l wrll. o.r pud u o Mill*' Uu aimirihlMa. ua wall
a. Ih* Uorlur, ami that nlirr all,
ualurr d .r. ihr t-urlua. m.U we .....
unit kelp ualurr uirr o,.ruual.
iila m .
’
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Un>lna l„ il.U l.lraI. i ka.r (lu"II> *«urkr.l uul a a> airu, il.ai |
•lull I* aVlUwi uhaulnir i r . t l i . |„
aloninra. but.rl lluil rrrlal OUraara
“ •»•
H*v llnalral
auil.urlOra
<-lnI
11,a I ulnri) i.rrrral ■( ll»r'
■llaraara r.nae (rum the aiumnrli.
nn.1 rnluin. aa,l I ir.l that
Me*,i the llo'Kcwilc IiOllu'lll tilt Lun.'la
I uni Ml laal un aulM uruutMl,*
cm. lVrlup* »bt w oiittl to make
»'<••»• « lllllr r.llluriMI |., TLr
com soup;
o ,l ,*w|»u11.1•• — llnuailur i,,r ,
muiilh. rnllllnl
rr,- * r llau|
Quality Cera V>«b
tu •iumI i* aa fulluiiat
" K r l'f >ulll IMrnla. Tbr lull |.u.TShe melted tr— ‘.ililn f*.
jr.T. rr ul au lilrul ba, nr.rr brru rrler. aildi'd two tiid-.p** .i*
_-.e nlltr.l. ilaru. aa II m. i,u,| >„ „ „ m
II, lalltig iuii uu,| (uur i.uil,
tllc.l Ill'll CUP* mi'll, too Mj.U rr* (Iml
up Ibr arailra u.rr tkr .... luttuck, and Die liijcii
.» ,.n «u
i-irii Miainrd throiufS. *,» «l.-,iiur. «lt.' hoiltii llir • -'t' t . ;
,,*•
live iiiinutri, *lirrhig conttiwat!- :.n
•*. * ni; ;t with »ait an.! led p ;;i *.
•o i > te. T o sciye it *he p.;t n it.
» ;> I,ov.Is with a few < a,*.
p •• ■(] popcorn fluitiri; o t * (
* .,
hr net It before lie'
. •
i'
,11 c j i « 4 flrli of
.11r I
Iilrnaurr
..mil |,r,itiii'4il a iLvar *>•
i.n/dnl ii/'two i}waiii» caa c
and ' the monthi of cu e (It!
in t i il-
.
^ l.z p
pair
Full fashioned Silk Hose
with narrow lisle tops—
these stoekinps sell regular
ly at $1.75 pair.
ain in Satain Radaint
$ 1.00 yard
ll> » ru u a li|>
'"ni In al n i«> , I. ■,»<«•„■
t,r
•lnl. Ill,it a rn«r u til ,ll„Kn«%ril i.
I.»l« a,... it.
,||i,kb„ , m|
r
i •’ » J hi la b .ii
I,,
Pure Thread
Silk Hose
Mam I'ln.ir
M liU K A l. I D E A L S
I I I . . a*l,'r
Mil, ivrllrt 'umili,.
.
ui,-,.. I, 1. 4 . I * im •„ it,,- i,i,*i,i i |,j, i
*>Mnr I,*11. t,f « .,1,1,1 |,nlr „
,
prl^ev of et .noi' v ii one v/n
• Irvliti tbr ilullut.
Silk Presses for
Misses
$ \Q ;%
R E G U L A R $1.50 Value
Never before have we been able lo offer ibis no*,
Satin Radiant—so desirable for slips and negiiirees
unusually low pnee of $1.00 (he yard,
■
!• ahrics— .Main k’loor
Men’s Lig^ht Tmus
ers
Golf Clubs Half
Price
Shirts
n a,'s ,hat sel1 in- the best Stores in N e w Y o r k fo r 65c
Sporting Good»—Fourth Floor *
.
�jy —y
T1IE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, A PB IC 2G, 1928
Baseball Today
t f e l n M l at h i _______
Mr C arrier r t f « n |
The I l m U , i M f t r t h
P U * t . M h in ik M
«•
l U u l ft r w » It r r iM ^ 1
THURSDAY,
April
W.
I ll FILE V E R S E F O R T O D A Y
A FOOL A N D ITS F O L L Y —
'Foots mnko a mock o f sin : but
umong the righteous there ia fa v
our.— Prov. 14 :9.
* P R A Y E R — We believe that the
fM r o f the Lord 1« the ins traction
o f wisdom
F A IT H OF M ARY
By C. T. DavU
The date palms glistened in thr
dew,
The roadside gnus was green
When to the Tomb in the dusk of
dawn
Came Mary Magdalene.
The vine* were in the young new
leaf.
The Sharon rose was red,
And these were as a sign that One
Wag risen from the dead.
Again the promise la fulfilled,
And where Is doubt and death!
Look out— the world is sweet with
bloom—
0 ye o f little faith.
Arkansas Gazette.
" ^Daytona Reach to Sail Paving
Bond*’*— hindline. Must he going
to build a hospital.
KometimrH it*s only brake lining
that separates heaven and earth.—
Clermont Pres*. And usually that’s
pretty thin.
Calls say* he’s got all the bootleggcr vole. There are two hun
dred in Seminole.County and we’ll
bet he doesn't get all of them.
Kcnator Taylor who i* conduct
ing his campaign by airplane will
have to come down to the level of
thd common people before hr gets
many votes.
I f tlu-y don't stop trying Forrest
Lake over at Sanford, the total of
their conviction* will *oon pas*
what the insurance people term his
“ Normal expectation."—Leesburg
Commercial.
Remus and Sinclair should go
into business together.
Sinclair
could make all the leases and Rem
us could kill anyone who wouldn't
4ira on the dotted line.
Hundred# of Sanford citizcna prepared this nftornoon
to leave their stores, offices and homes to see their brand new
baseball team play the opening Rame o f the season against
Orlhndo. Almost every store lias agreed to close to give its
omployees a chance to nttend the game. Better than 1,000
persons nre expected to be assembled at Municipal Athletic
Field at 3:30 o’clock. f
Much depends on tins first game of the national pastime
in this city this season. The Sanford team will imve to show
its prowess and the fans will have to lend their support if the
baseball dub is to carry on. If the tenm fails to show it has
the material for a real Florida State League club, the thou
sand fans gathered today will soon desert the grandstands
and the club will play to an empty house before the season is
well started. I f the club lives up to the predictions made
by A. B. Wallace, the new president, and the fans fail to at
tend the games in sufficient numbers to enable the gate re
ceipts to pay o ff the players, then the sport of professional
baseball in Sanford thift year is doomed. In short, to hnve
'a ball club, you must first have the players good enough to
give the local devotees the thrill of seeing them win a good
percentage of the time, and second, you must have the fans
interested enough in baseball to dig up the money which
will keep the club going.
I f the team comes through today and tomorrow and
then Jicxt week and shows it can win a ball game, hit, run
and dig the hot rollers out of the grass and the drives out
of the air, the team has done its’ part toward, giving Sanford
baseball. I f the fans come out and root'for the team, then
they have done their part. I f they work together, the team
winning games and the enthusiasts sitting in the grand
stand, then the City of Sanford doesn’t need to worry abolit
ita* ball club. Thn club will be in the league - rnce for the
pennant from today until the end of the season..
O f course, the fans don’t expect to see their club win
all the time, but not even a Unite Ruth can draw big crowds
td sec a team play that f)its in the league cellar or even on
the steps going down into it. The tenm may lose hnlf a dozen
games before it wins one, but if thq players show the back
ers that they are on their toes and getting better every day,
the people will be patient and stick to the club until it
starts to win.
Bennett’s Death
and drinking.
Citizen* o f the United State*
have no business advising France
in thin emergency. But with her
inns going and hot dog emporiums
not coming It looks that she needs
advice. It may bo that i f the
French will establish road houses,
or whatever their equivalent is
In the Bteads of the inns they will
find their fellows driving out to
them, Instead of passing them by.
It has happened so in this country.
Health
HI NTS
8/ DU. J. C. HOWELL
MEDICAL IDEALS
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h a lt cured, nml hittln a d la an oa ri t
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of
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c r n d iin ll p d n tt n rd upon h im that
I h r r r la mi r n i a l rand
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no I h r d r i r ln r ,. an d that a l l r r all,
n a t u r e du ra I h r r n r l n c . a n d tor r a n
only he lp n a l u r r n t r r I h r
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r r of nn Idral haa n r a r r b r r n r r allunt. I l n r n r a a II up and po u Trill
flnil If f ilth [fin f un nnd y o u r tvnrh
up fli** fernden m r r i h r
fo p Into
rich fi e ld * o f henufy nml ftrrvlrr,**
h l l I hfi%r f n l i r r r d m o re o r Iran
In in y k rr ri f fm»th of tin fi pi n r ft* i
l l I hut r niotrtl muonic my n i f f ,
A ml ftliottif no 111 oriel lift iiiurnliijf
f« it i
I f brnniM fr o m hnp|i> hunimt r y r «
l l n t r mot r il m r nofi If
hrlghl
ftimrlar.
H o o k * nml ni| food, nnd m inim rr
nklrft
H iitirhrd on in) imi Urn h m r t In
t nlnfritnl. ! h y in oft f pol rilrd p lrn nu rr
tnki*
D u l ftfnb in y Mplrlt hrond nt tnU r.'’
Ilr- Juft, C u m i n lln t t r l l .
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fe itr * |irnr l lor In Orliando. 200
N . f.orr A v r. Trlrphu n r
A1 r l f r # r p h o n r k fo r f r r r Ilf *
••rMl n r » nml conaiiHnMnn
Lindbergh nnd Byrd wept when the news thn't Floyd
Bennett had died from a sudden nttnek of pneumonia was
brought to them. Botli had rushed to ItiH side, one to he
with the old frietTd nnd pal of a dentil-defying ajlventure
and the other to bring a serum which might cure the strick
en flyer.
To men who have trusted their lives to the motors of
their planes across the north pole and the Atlantic nnd who
understand from their own brave hearts the heart of Floyd
Bennett, nothing was sadder than to see such a man brought
down to death in a hospital at Quebec. They probably would
not have felt half the grief had Bennett crashed while at
the controls of his plane. They would not have mourned so1
much had the dend flyer vanished into the mists of the A t
lantic ns many others have done.
There was something pnthetie to them and to the world
in the death of Bennett from the sharp attack of u common
disease. He couldn’t fight back. Tile courage and *>kill
which had carried him through many close calls was useless
to him. His youthful strength and bravery in tie* face of
peril meant nothing. He couldn’t grin and carry on as lie
might have done alumni a plum* winging aver .the polar re
gions when one of its engines Jpullm’trntid died:
M cLaulins
Men who Imve toyed with death as Hvrd and Lind
ENG RAVING
bergh have done do not fear it if it strikes at them in
midair. They, perhaps, would rather die in the wreck of a
Diamond Mounting:
plane than anywhere else if the choice was given them. But
Jraelers-Qptcimrtrlst
they fear being caught as the common man is caught, with
W atch R epairing
n disease which strikes the brave and timid alike. Knowing
how they themselves would have felt on that hospital bed,
they wept for a man who otherwise might have gone mi to
do greater things than they themselves have done for the
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W H E N M ORTALS P R A Y
Jim Carson ought to be elected
govervnor, ftrercive > gold medal or
iin .w iF .v m N m m w .ii
something, fo r showing Floridans
exactly- the kind o f a man Sidney
Wehn the monoplane Bremen marli ne
J. Catts is, If fo r no other reason. rumn down on Grcenely Island, ;in,i ■he
after crossing the Atlantic oeonn. I D**i» «Ju
The rise jn the popularity of
Jim Canon In th<* gubernatorial the first words o f the three a v ,
race aeemi to be developing In the la U r w -w e r r —“ T h n n t m n il!" '
lon ger: '
-fdd campttjfrter. Sidney J, Catts, a
The
words
were
said
reverently
|
We w
cane td cat fils .— Orlando Reportand devoutly. In nearly every mes- snug, m
«r-Suur.
sage thr airmen Bent out after the men
A headline, "Turn
the liar cals their landing, some such expres- the Atta
*fon as "with God's help" followed not hard
O u t,"
the announcement that they had little cne
• W r must take umbrage in;
Enough jullP there nrv not jihout completed their perilous trip .It is their on
To put thr ruaculn in.
quite evident thut) the darin guir- ing gale
•
* ■— Hulnei. City tlcruld men feel a deep sense of gratitude death ol
to devlno power. That is an aspect that thei
Tlir Park 1 mm me]] campaign of ocean flying you don't often saying t
wugnu must lx parked somewhere think o f When u pilot makes ready
along thr highway) built by Gov- for a long flight over water we
nroor Martin Nothing hat* been **>k him if his engine is til good
.beard uf him lately.— Vero Reach trim, if the weather condition* are
I'fva#Journal Oh, hr‘i out work r-*ht, if his intsruments are in
in g on hit fvuorn.
good order and so on: nnd then,
a* he take* off, we cry 'Good luck!1
:
Reuutar Taylor in advertising Too often we do not think to pray
i ill* gubernatorial candidacy, is for him.
i ‘ spending considerable money, a
For wo are rather un irreverent
Propertius o t which we are glad
moke
marvelous
'I la m w w , biat we would not be people. We
nenariestioiu if we did not ad- machines, and sometimes we think
h a t him that we think he is that is all there is to iL Wo adopt
Napoleon's cynical maxim, that
< throwng his money away.
God fighta on the side of the heav
. -------------O-----;-----One o f the local candidate*— we iest artillery. We look down at our
J; forget which one—says we'vt al- own handiwork, und not up to ihe
[| way* been against him. I f that'* akies.
j , th e case, be ought to be elected.
A t a general thing, this seem*
]!} Anyone who 1* consistent enough to work well enough Rut a time of
t * have always been on the other cxtrenio danger is different. There
(It aide deserves considerable credit can come a moment when we have
done all that we can, when our
w| fo r that anyway.
■ L ockhart, speed demon, is thrown
out iof hi* car going 203 miles an
hour and dies at the fe et o f his
w ife. The world offers sympathy.
Someone haa to pave the w ay to
the time when 203 miles an hour
w ill be a safe rate to travel. Yet
*ach man chooses his own profes
sion.
F R E N C H I N N S P A S S IN G
T A M P A TIMKK
France reports her roadside res get to u gallon.
The coining of railroads a cen
taurants and wuysUie inns slowly
diminishing. The automobile is tury ago was responsible for the
beginning o f the decline- of the
blamed.
auberugv, or inn, which all over
t Font Hathaway ha* refused to
Old-fushinned French folk nay
wt Carlton In debate, but if there that when their modem -fellow Franco fed und sheltered stage
one thing that would make the countrymen must choose between coach travelers. It was imagined
Breeze happier than a Hatiutwuy*their love of speedy traveling und thut the uutomobile would revive
Carlton debate upon that day, it their love of a good meal they let them. The sign* arc naid to iminl
would be a Catta-Caraon debate— the good meal go. It doesn't pro to the contrary. The hurry of the
either would make the fur fly. vide as interesting a subject to automobJUau Jioa not yet spe
good
and plenty. — DeFunlok talk about os does the distance eseded, however; in Introducing
Springe Breexe. You should have they succeed In driving during the quick-lunch nn<J hot <l0g stands
along the road# o f Froncs*a land
front the one in Miami.
day or the number of miles they that ha* nmde «h ‘ art o f eating
r
rovin
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Q U IC K rS K R V IC E
TRANSFER
llsuling. Crating Shipping,
and Storage
I 'h n n r
___________ mil K. :trd
A birdaeye view o l th e 1245-ncre P ro v in g G ro u n d m a in ta in e d by
G e n e ra / M o to ra to aaaure th e q u a lity and v o luo ot its cara a n d trucks.
/. E n tra n ce tn th e P r o v in i G ro u n d .
The group o f buddings includes complete
experimental and service shops, engineering
Offers and comfoitable living quarters for
•esident and visiting engineers and for the
driving crews. The Proving Ground person
nel numbers more than 300 men.
3.
The
4-nir7o Itigh-apeed
loop.
The
largest in America, made o f conrrete; with
turns hanked to permit continuous high
•peed operation. In addition, the Proving
Ground lias two concrete stroigiil aways 1H
miles long, as level os a billiard table, and
miles o f brick, tar. gruvrl and dm roads
which reproduce e v u y driving and weather
condition.
3. T h e h ill-te s t road. Test hill grades at
the Proving Ground range from 7.10 per
cent to 14 per cent. The grades on public
highways seldom exceed 7 per cent.
4. T h e "b a th -tu b " A depressed concrete
roadway which n Idled with water at varying
depths to itpriduce lluutle.l roadway condi
tions.
Here each General Motors car must prove its value
N a 1245-acre tract near M ilford, Michigan,
convenient to all its car and truck divisions,
General Motors has the first and largest proving
ground for automobiles.
Here tests arc made anti facts determined to
n degree impossible when cars and truck:; a t
tested on the public highways. Here each new
modej o f General Motors must prove itself,
point by point, before it is produced for sale to
O
the public.
More than 135 different tests are applied
to each ear tested at the P ro vin g Ground.
They involve every phase o f construction and
performance:power, speed, endurance, accelera
tion, braking, steering, handling, riding comfort,
fuel economy and so on. In three months a car
or truck covers more miles than you would
drive it in three years.
The Proving Ground is another example of
how General Motors ir, serving the public. It is
also your assurance that when you buy a Gen
eral Motors product you arc getting all possi
ble quality and value at its price and the ad-
Look at these values—then clip the coupon
The current models o f General M otors cars are brieily d e
scribed below. N e v e r before in the history o f the automobile
industry have such performance, such quality, such com
fort and such beauty t>ccn offered in tbeir respective price
classes. T h e y h a ve b een p r o v e d a t th e P r o v i n i G ro u n d .'
Elton J. Moughto
bee which car or curs interest you most, then check and
mail the coupon bclpw, A ou will receive complete, illus
trated information, together with two interesting little
llooks telling all about General M otors Proving Ground
and just what General Motors policies are.
< A l l p r i v e t F. O. II. a t t h e fac to,
Architect
First Nat’.’ Bank Bltk
. Sanford, Fhi.
CITY TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO.
C H E V R O L K T . 7 models. $495 to $7>5.
Bigger and Letter than ever before. 4-wkeel
brakes. Longer wheel base. Still more power
ful engine. Luxurious Fisher Bodies. Shock
a boor her spring*. N ew hood. New Duco
colors. N ew instrument panel and other
improvement*. A L S O truck chaaut: Vi-ton.
SJ9S. 1-too, (49S.
Ctprrl
P l a a a mo* Ins, H a u li n g .
C r a lla g , hh lrjdaa.
M dp T r u c k F a r l l l l l r a
I'h nnr HM
.IM) X, Staple A v r ,
RALPH
W. LOSHING. Mer.
P A I N T E R ’S
s S im o n
Pure Citrus
O a k l a n d . 9 model*, 5 tots to $ 137s.
The All-American Six. Ailvuoced tii£mecring
and precision construction. Longer.luwrr and
more beautiful. Bodies by Fisher. Evrry con
venience. 4 wlirel brakes. New Duro colors.
Harmonic balancer.
H U 1C K . 16 models, $1195 to $1995.
The largest value in Buick'* famous history.
Beautiful low bodies by Fisher, etawsy
like an arrow from a bow. Vibrationlcas be
yond belief. Famous 6-cylinder "V alve inhead’* engine. Scalcd-in cliassis.
O L D S M O B IL E . 7 models, $925 to $1085.
Entirely redesigned by General M otori, the
new Otdamobile haa earned the title o f "Th e
Fine Car at Low Cost." Lunger, roomier,
more powerful —and t be lost word in styling.
Ftsbcr Bodies. 4-whecl brakes.
ARE
“ Time Tried
and Crop Tested”
Our Brand* are the Acknow
ledged
Htandard by
which
Growers o f Florida hare Judg
ed all fertlllxera fo r nearly
forty year*.
“ Giving all we can for what
we get instead of getting
all we can for what we
give” Is the policy of
The E. O, Painter
Co.
Jucksdnville, Fla.
f R IG 1D A 1RE—T h e Electric Refrigerator.
General Motors lias applied the procesoca
which have made the automobile available
to every family, to the production o f electric
irfriterators. Frigidaire is the refrigerator
made by General M otor* and it 1* jnow the
wurld * largest selling product in it*
D E L C O -L 1 G H T Electric Plant*. PYotrida
the convenience* and Labor-saving d n i s a
of the city foe the farm. Ele. trie light and
power plants, water pump*, ;»c. U n 4 in
more than*quarter millionbu..ict.
tha standard low .coat C M A C P la n .
Gem Farm Crop
FE R T IL IZ E R S
models, $3295 to $5500.
'wrist. General Motor* asked lost year,
can ixjssibly be done to improve Cadillac?"
I lie result is embodied in the new models
now on display, representing the high-water
mark o f Cadillac’s long history. Sumptuous
bodirs by Fisher and Fleetwood. MO color
combination* to choose from.
ft'
GENERAL M OTORS
"C L IP T H I S C O U P O N
G e ne r a l M otors (Dept. A ), Detroit. Mich.
PUasa sand, without any obligation to ms, your ill uicrated
Information about tha particular General Motor* product or
product* I bara checked at tha right—togather with your booklets
• D m Proving Ground" and “PrindpL* & Policies."
Address
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Hotel Arrivals
Social
Calendar
FO RREST L A K E
I. L- Bradley, Pan American
Oil Co.: Mri-iupl Mrs. Ed Jacques,
Mount DornjMr- ami Mrs. H. \V.
THURSDAY
Willct, Mount Dora: Judge He
kg meeting o f tho Missionary
W itt Dray Jacksonville: A. K.
,. Htui women u)(OnOW5J of.
Biy>WP,..',; Jacksonville:
Herbert,
« t ‘t’ burtji T b u ii^a v;-?t;>. Hupm;- Jacksonville:' A- I'etrino.. ,the
U„ ehtuvh.
shareh.
fttlit to: o’clock at tlie i'Oon- K^elfy; Sanford: C. 0 Baxter,
Park. Fonrtb and Park Avo- JodUsonviflei I. H. Fnrris, Jack
proerom will'be presented bv sonville: George P. Smih. Tampa:
y i|, V, HoWSrd Chapter U. W r I L Burton, Jacksonville: Fred
C.-Hnlc, Jacksonville.
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F ltlit A Y
dt V. Howard Chnpter U. D.
TOt G IVE R E C I T A L ........
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ill meet at tl:30 o’clock at the
till:
, of Mrs. James G. Sharon on
Alias Emily Bailey, piano pupil
i Street.
o f Mrs. Fannie Stemkridgc Mun*
i Sanford Robckah lodge will eon, will give a vertifleate program
regular meeting at 7:30
recital, in the studio o f Mrs. Mun
1m >at the Odd Fellows Ila ll
son on Myrtle Avenue, on Tuesday
rthe Basket.
evening. May rirst. Miss Margaret
MON DAT
aj post American
Legion Cowan, will he assistant talent in
,ry at 3:00 o’ clock ‘ nt the a group o f readings. The program
iron Hut.
,
1 Will begin ut 8:15 o'clock.
TU E S D A Y
•
giro
|U:'< Epiilj* Bailey will
SOCIETY MEETS
Jicate piano recital at 8:15
,xl( at the studio o f Mrs. Fan*
The regular
meeting of the
rsttmbridgo Munson on Myrtle
Women's Missionary Society o f the
«nr. *
kantrs Class of the fir s t First Baptist Church was held
ibyterian Sunday School; will Tuesday afternoon nt 3:30 o’clock
rpicnic-at>Ute home o f Mca> a t the church, with the Nellie Tur
IT. Williams on Crystal Lnke. ner Circle if) charge o f the program
will lravo from the-Presby- The program fo r the afternoon was
Church at 5:00 o’clock. on "European Missions," and was
well rendered and proved most in
|Board of Managers .if the
teresting and instructive, Mrs,
»:-jnn'f■ Club will nieot nt to;00 Charles F. Marshall, president of
*1 at the elbb house. ,
the Nellie Turner Circle, gave nn
|JIJ> Day-Program nt the South interesting talk-about the district
Primary "S ch ool
nt 5:00 meeting held at Orlando, Friday
A pr. 13 and urged tho women to
more earnest and sacrificial g iv
WEDNESDAY
General buisness meeting of ing.
A fte r the program, light re
it Woman's Club lit ;t:00 o'clock.
freshments were served and a de
lightful social period was enjoyed
HOMAN’ S l L I B C O L U M N
in the elniivh dining room.
Jfct Literature
department of
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Wallace Beery Will
Take Lead In Film
At Milane
' I Theatre
* r 8, *
A city i$ sjecpfld with CflnU uriK
two underworld gangs engage In
deadly warfare because one hand
has encroached upon the other's
territory.■Wallace Beery.aUd R a y
as
s p y s p '5’ -
That Is the situation in “ Part
ners in Crime," the paramount
mulodrumntic comedy which open*
at the MUnne Theatre tonight
They n«ve sailed the seas, the
inimitable Beery and
Hatton.
They scaled the Alps, braved
tho terrors of the trenches, and
made tho woild happier for fire
insurance writers hut they, have
never la-fore been as funny as they
art- ns the nemesis o f the ueitdrworld.
For the first time • since they
have, been starred u team com
edians Beery und Hatton are p r^
vided in "Partners in Crinle" with
a straight melodramatic Htory. A
story teeming In thrills, abounding
in humorous situations and with
an interesting love theme woven
through it.
neery takes the |vart of a dud
detective und Hatton plays dual
roles: those o f u wise-cracking,
newspaper reporter and o f a sav
age gang leader. Thu stars do not
clown or wear ludicrous costumes
in this picture. The story- furnish
es plenty' of laughs through le
gitimate situations ami Beery ami
Hatton make the most o f tin- com
edy' possibilities,
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Mrs. Hazel Cvlopmn has return
ed from Orlando Where she was
called by the death of Mrs. Ralph
Billingsley.
■|iton, the newly elected Choir- i
8s. Mjw Margaret Young presidfd After a brief business meeting j
Jjlfrograni for the afternoon was j
Wf»M over it, vVr^.. Frank Evan*. i
\ j read a splendid paper on
rud*»y plays of 1!*U7 and 1028.
.
l i t
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ti I I . . i n i t i H c i
Mr.t. ii.M
Mary
Higgins is visiting | \r*.Mrs.. Floyd Pattl /
fontjcrly a f
hyr daughter Mrs. Ltteius B. Me* |Sanford
but now
o f Daytona
Lend at Tinnpa f >r several week’* .! Bunch, spent »he day here '^uesday
shopping.
•
Mrs. \V. I. Hughey, Miss Esther
Hughey ami Mild Frances Hughey
Mr*. S. Kobbin.i left Tuesday for
h n ij
rttuaned
from
Daytona St. Petersburg where she will
Reach where the latter bn* Ik-cii spend n week a* the guest o f her ]
attending the Rebecca Assembly sisters Mrs. V. II. I*aee and Mrs.
ns u ilelegnte from the Seminole S. B, Tragcr. '
Rebecca Lodge No. 43.
ST. PETERSBURG, Apr. 2(1.—
(Special! Visiting tVujstoti. Bron
son, Cedar Key anil Chib flail d F ri
day, Senator John S. Taylor, Can
didate for Governor, continued his
campaign in the'tier o f counties
frothtPlnellns to thp Georgia state
lino oy making nn average o f three
speeches »» day in the_ JattcrJinlf
o f the week.
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.The largl-^t ainilehce 'attending
Mrs T. U, Butler o f Chicago. 111.,
is viaRJdg nara ns,the gut** o f her
.4 ,
100 Years A g o 1
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Intilniw’ n fu m is p r n
hnil
hrr,i In ,eS ilr* Ihen, p m mlitbl
Florida but believed tho present.’
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vm*
if i-iecteil lie wLli use hia influence
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tiim«i|iir
K n a l l n H —» H i r
m inn n e r « ( nn r m p l r r u Hnml m l
p j i r , na n, Hi,* l u « r >■( n m an
f u r ■ l.r n u lK ti l I ’ r t s r r M , l r nil'll him h V l- 'a lr i Ik r m i n i
Kln rtn n*
nml
ra lrn arln a
uf
nn tllu a
nlrlnrra •
(ir m ln rri l
■ I n r r »Hc r l n r m a r r v r n l n l Iti>
hlilden
lir nMlIrn— - l l r n w
nf
1 .», r - , l li r r m i n l s g n r h l c r *
111ru t ut ' l l . W . I l r i f t l l h . — M l ,
In n r
Thrntrr.
S ln u d a r
nml
Turud nir.
i
there Tuesday night^'whei-o he em- for modifibntlun. r ’
plia.si7.ed tilq inleresth In.Wte devel”
opment
of-, thp
ptatoS • school
system, child welfnry^ i mothers’
pension*,‘ agriculture nhd horicul
Subscription B ridge
ture, outlining Id* ‘ i-ffpita in the
Amvridnn Region Auxilitify
legislature for eradication o f citrus
canker, foul brood In bead, stand
Monday, A.fternoon, ‘ April
ard fiek I bok fn r citrus g w y es. At
,T0* Three o’clock, ut the
Bi-ooksvillu the spuakpf waif introlegion Hut.
ihiceil by Judge Fix'd L. Stringer of
F or R eservations
the Circuit Court.
Vw -7 \
Senator Taylor-spoke nt Busbncll
Call
Wednesday afternoon early'am i at
Mrs.
Sandy
Andfcrson, 32D-J
4:30 was heart! by a big audience
Mrs.
Mark
;A . Nc«mnn
at Center Hill, where he*WA* intro"
78fi-J.
tlueed by H. A. Smith, prominent
Mrs. (Icurgu W. Knight,
farmer. At this meeting the candid
date said he believed in the con*t 484-J.
servatton of the fish and game o f ,J
For Spring
and
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O RAN G E A V E N U E , O RLAN D O
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jeet-s little novelties fo r the van-me Its an event of n o te ......... lho
dl.Bk
nnil tht5 tahtof
ForslV. borne of Exquisite Shoes!
und what n o C T ? ^
M rolling down Magitol a w.mlou
HhouUI have hoe,, with
shopping, my glance strayed to- >
,
(
,f cou„ e> i f you l o v
ward a |mir of honey beige kid
, . ... « , , , .
j* .
pumps in a model that I had seen
'Lk" 1 ‘ ,0 \
in pictures nml long wanted to 1 want to tell you ubout^ seve
, rv
things that atrnctcd m y pgtf
,
......... i,.i" lav attention. There were Br
Insole
was shown the hen, dal
{
thBt , tlll)ught cxceedlr
an a trm t.ve mnlel a n V i t o . cunning
and
priced extrem al*
hvv\ nt liniiey bv!gv cull und nnlnt*
, ,,
I w * » uiuok
A p ril 30th to M ay 5th.
Rayon Sport Satin
----- F ig itr r ti— ^tdrorgtrt 11
Chiffon
All light shades. 40 inches
•lU inches wide,
l’c
wide.
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Per y d
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$ 1.25&$ 1.75
$2.50& $2.75
Slip Material
Plat Crepes. IUmn’a j 3ja|n colored Honan .
Celane.se Taffeta.
Guar
material.
Pastel shades. HI irubes
B r in g
Your
C h eru bs
J’ r in te d on lig lit
To Be W eighed. M easured and
Photographed
grounds.
anil
dark
wide.
Per yd
anteed fast. 31 in. wd. Per
Per yd.
yd.
$1.50
$3.50
T^ursi-s from Orange General Hospital, under the
, Vl
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Pure Silk Georgette
from 3fonduy, April 30th to Saturday, May 5th. They
All light shades.
All light and dark-shades.
well-known Orlando photographer
will
photograph the first 72 babies that arrive at 50c for
the finished picture, sires 5 x 7.
silk.
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R a ff
TTand-Mudo und hand-emliroRferM dresses and slips.
Infants and one-year sizes, *1 each. . Vantu Sun suits,
$1,25 and $1.75. MadHro Dresses, siz'd* l *nd 2 years.
SI.95 Washable White Kid Slippers at 51. pair. Baby
llbnnets of white organdie. $1.93 and 52.50. Vania Baby
TIIJRD
FLOOR, DICK SON
- j ,.
Crepe.
’shades.
Figu red Honan
L ig h t
Fiwt« coluretl
^0*
1
inches wide.
^
■ <' —
' ■'I *’ .-7j*t f 'ft .*
$
New Victor Releases
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prints. ■ 31
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Pur,yd.
r |x n
-— r
$ 2.00
$2.25
D ainty Duds F o r.P a rjin g s
.Shirts, 75; Bands, 50c.
IT IS SELDOM W E SE E
SOM ETHING U N U S U A L
» Fust, -colors.
40 lucju's
y M n ,, Pur-yd. ‘ •
Manager of th,$ Children's Department.
.
$2.25 yd.
' ik ■-
appointment for your cherub (juicHly, with Miss Kelley,
,
v} 40 inches widex
$1.50 yd ''
the third floor during lluby Week. 9:30 to 12.. Make
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I’ ure dye
Wushablu. Per yd.
Mr. Falls will be on
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By GENE AU STIN
pleased with' , the
underwear displayed.
.'A tto'
L unreservedly recommend’ ’ f l W
shop to you, dear readers, and $
am sure you w ill be aa g rw tljr
pleased with it* contents' *$ If/iT■* * •
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im S
*.;f.
,U*MB
Uy lim ey's to get my U at yaarfa
evening frock whiah-tjbud aoflt
tliero to bp rleaiwd and l must say
their work was inlracutaus."
The frock-was rrf -flrah saHn w ri
soiled rather oaslly'vgnd : '4|0>e«red to be unfit fo r fd H lw r w«BC B**1 it coat ■ * -p re ttf j P W i f W i r *
materia) was o f exveUant quail
so I decided to b‘l-LaW j?» try
hand at c l e a t l n g ^ ^ ^ 3.’
It appeared like
^
gown as it was carefully y r * l - , rm m
for-mo to carry a»d w h («
‘
it up ill my room 1 was aroared ;
fresh, spotless and aiitb the aatnv
siu'en o f nowm\sS
if^ t had n e w t .
On my se vera l visits to the bp*- p was a ^VsIutloftAo/ue Hnd.qpaailnt'H* section,-I have been - rery
my
wonderful po»muvh Impressed by tl>* lovely ^tbilitlc* foV savityt* by. b g r i w
natural looking wave* so z n # vnr-„ garmentaVdry clcanwt.
' ?
of . W o i d ’.-a vbarming. women ljUM}y., p h u ^ w m b e r is 406 * »d
wear*
tbay are. ioc*W'd-8 t tiO E..R*cao»iA t fir^t ft thntight |H?rti«|in l n w « ( street •*,
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were northern visitors here for
the winter but today after an in*
troductlon to a ihnnniug young
matron, I Inquired where *be ob
.
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tained hei‘ lovely peinmnent.
that purple 1* on* • pf ft
, " A t I*. I'nul's, in' the First N a ton’* favorites-in the realm
tional Bunk Building." *he replied
dlur •today., Rich . viplot in a1
"they are
moderut*
in
t^ziv
materials for <la) and
churgex u.rnl their work ,ia that of
are a lv. being worp. gx.as
the expert- and artl*Ui."
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the afternoon dre*» is :
‘ A t Pau iv 0 Xfft% work in every
.orning late tu owq .as,1
phase o f beuuty- culture I* done.
rd s|a)rta frocks - arc no 1
Matveis, »hapipoo«, ., manicures, .smart fot all h<MJ«» e { fV
. hair d.vsiiur,. tio D »«- .atvl scab*
. tieutnwnts s,e ebtainuUe.at very
iW f e fayor^
; ix-asonqbhl • alo*. .
. \ • /tarllsriA’ W g t u e V
! Visit - Faul’s a at '5011 F in d " NMt~ wear.
Pa t r i c i a a n s
tinonl Hunk Bldg, or phone for
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.an «pi>tduUuviiL
l Learn—
“ S o -T ire d ”
‘‘T om«orrro
w”
a- i ■
"G irl .of M y Dreams'
“ R am on a"
s V
ro
7#, iffP
%
f;VU
BEAUly
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Special: F lat Crepe.
Fulls, the
' ‘ il tll? .i
w•
1
ent o f Nurses, will he at Dlckson-Ives every ufternoon
will advise mothers, and weigh and measure babies.
Nk
,i i c j
c .
■a
uto Toyo cloth.
I am told thul width* run from
triple a * to e'a uml combination
hints are ohtoinnhle . . . is it any
wonder that l say. 1, have made a
discovery ?
F o is ts is a new store in Sanford
hut not new to Sanford women,
MOliy sbiippei-s are familiar with
their Orlando store at the corner
of Church and Orange and will lie
delighted to visit the Sanford shop
nt 110 Magnolia.
Oh! I almost forgot The most im
portant part of the discovery . . ,
$8.00 and $10.00 and nothing
higher!
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$2.25
direction of Miss Hcrnice Hammond, Superintend
t
—,
,
, It!
anil and I19W assurwl.nf her bw*8*
ty i* she who !r. clad in Cf
from Sadyc’s! ■*
Today w »* rtvy fif* t Visit to h «r
lovely First Street Rttlon but l
^sairro you,.dear reader*, that i*
will not be my hud. ?
Youth and elegance are subtly
expressed in her" offerin g* fa t latA
spring and early summer plus a
charm ing, fu tu re ,, ih a ^ o f
moileiutc priee.
•
. „ My viflit tp
myatic’ m e c ^ o J L ...
the y|ir|np w ilTT)e'*k gldrloua ad*
vcnU)W enh„ncwj b y 'th e nccuNty
uf „ fnin> SodycV’ .o c lf.‘ y b ^ fU w
correct costuming.
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■ .lU aiJt o ffer- 8d y « * naa on “ aplvy ,
’ ,ood ttce. trim n i^ f r ^ U
dcPcnd«m-e ,Btu° t W j r v i h t n x M
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SaBfoNh
,(
Sndye'a Shopiw.
W j y 1®-*.
postofflcc, w ill-be found in high
favor o f those who wish the best
nt prices in eon/onuity with -her
policy o f quality at moderate.custj
■S’ 4 -t AA.
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IA t
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and have bummed u tune of con- At Milgidy** Shoppe tm Magnolia
lent ment all day long . . J V i- Avenue I spent
hours
thrilling,
baps vou’ll call it u tiifle but to "vi-r the Lric-a-brae and^-art.**»*
pleasant affair
TODAY
Really I am quite abashed anil
have u feeling of masculine aud
acity in introducing mysolf to
tin1 women shopper* o f Sanford.
T ry as I did. I could get no ..non the paper who would enn.lesqund to give this, feature an introduction to the jiublie.
Patricia Ann is as much o f my
imnn* *a« you will loiint. I ronv?
from a gt«ci*et place to which many
of you have been. You will see mb
often on the street* but you will
not recognize me . v • I am here
to go shopping through the storck
for you . . . to acquaint you with
fashion’s favorites anil the nl.e
things I find .
-pcrhups.iriy in-.
formatinn will hmp you to shop in
n more concise am! economical
manner und if it does 1 will have
fulfilled my mission.
Although I am just u few duy»
resident of Sanford, I hnvu found
many things which Interest tu H
greatlv . . . and-being n woman U
must tell you. AVotch fo r m y-fea .
tore each week and tell me If yoil
like it . . . 1 will gladly perfonu
any service for any reader and
you have only to write me in care
of The Herald
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Faithfully Yours.
Patricin Ann,
♦ * *
w yfla
LOVE T R E A S tK B S
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Went Huekmg for truasurea to*
Jay, ywu know; those
that one’i* friumiS' back home »(»
iwjier, uhii h proved very interest”
*5 Annumemeiits were made for j
kjJrtment meetings as follows:
Thursdav <venitig, May 10, three
• 4 M plays will l,e given i>y de
MRtnrnt members at the Junior
School.
The
plays are
hmpmment." "Overtones" and
•'puiiiiiiij; tin- News,*' which are
r'ry flever and the parts will be
ffflhfs nf the club. The proceeds
hlimc of the very talented
bW This, en tertainm en tw ill be
the building fund.
1 Ffiday-evening
May. 11th. the.
utffstun- department will hold |
!**la.n meeting of the club yuur,
*hch will he u dinner nt the club
“ad the members will be
'* » H tu invite one guest for this
YV>en Ilesfry-Hation bring
their laugh riot to town
tch on to the«e honcst-toKo^lqesH fun makers.
M Y S E LF
I
Baby W eek
L.
YOU’VE (JOT I t c o m in g
IN TRO D U C IN G
t e - T i b S ? -■u iS
I made a discovery tbi* morning t |mt j niust tell you of my v l^ t * .
Ural reviews of current plays I
*friiil<o given |,.v Mrs. E. 1). Ball,
k'ti. Ra.ii st. Johns, Mrs. S. O. j
W alter
*mM
DICKSON -IVES CO.
8ft uf tla-.Chainnuii, Mrs. (I. P.
Mrs.
-a
r*
Wntsday
afternoon. In the ah*
*
and
m
:
Miss Holly luiltue o f Chicago,
III., on route to her home from Or
lando, where she nttended the
funeral o f her sister Mrs. Ralph
Billingsley; stopped over in San
ford Tuesday evening ns the guest
.nf Mrs. Hazel Coleman.
it human’* Club held a very inrtttlinc meeting at the club house
N4wbfr
3ANTOttW^itAi.^rsACT6iiB; Fi.oni/iA.
John Taylor M ak^
Address To People
Of Western
Areas
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Office Telephone 148 MRS, FRED, 9, DAIGER, Society Editor Residence TeL 37.
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il«t ■*#\•■ -
Li
�KdLcv-U 1}
t»AGE rttv n
W S5
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Bad Last One Week Before
<Continue.I from page 1)
an audit had been made o f his ac
count. He told the same story of
never having looked at his month*
y statement's one o f which would
iiuve revca'.ee, to him thu trans
action.
Torn Palmer and W . I). Dicken
son wore on their foot constantly
during, thq taking o f testimony
making jubjectibr.e most o f which
were overruled by Judge DeWiU,
T. Gray. A t the coiu.’ftfolon o f thij
Ktatu'a case, I'almer entered a m o
tion for a directed vonlict on the
ground the state hud not proved
the .charges made in .the indict
ment. Judge Gray denied the mo
tion.
Attorneys- for the state und de
fense and Judge Gray clashed in
verbal tilta several * times. This
morning during tho concluding
portion o f Ion I.. Farris, ruisociatc
prosecutor's
argument,
I'almer
juir ped to his feel and interrupt
ed Farris with a charge that F ar
ris was inis(|untinjf the testimony.
A ten minutn wrangle ho'ween
Atntc and defease ensued with the
court filially
ignoring J'ulmor'.i
t n «»H
Nc are terrible. Just now they are obey
['■ ing the commands o f ringmaster
a
Mack with nmnxiiig docility, hnv;
c ing won their last four games nftvr
•■. losing thnt many at the start. Tljcy
[
have lost only one more game than
[
the league-leading Yankees.
I * TGrand pa Ty Cobb was the whole
« works fo r the A V again yesterday.
\ Ills double wu* converted into a
; run that gave I/tfty Grave a :t to 2
>■ decision over Morris, Bed .Sox re*
y j* cruit.
W ith Pipgrn* on tho mound, the
Pi. Yankees kayoed Firjm Mtuhcrry.
■lammed out fifteen hits and jilntt7: tcred Washington 11! to l. The
» ; Yanks now have a dear title to
[ fir s t place, despite Cleveland's 7
to 3 victory over tho St. I.ouis
•; Browns.
[ ( ; ’ .W hllo the American League race
is gradually resolving itself into
BY DAVIS J. WALSH
lnlrrnnlion.il News Service
•SliortH
E d itor
F lyers W ill p o p a r t
W ithout Their Plane
'U .M C TIO liK TO H A T T tl
I,OS
ANGELES.
(I NS I—Mike McTiiiU
lightweight champion
Blanc Sablor. wireless to ' °KV» Cowboy Jack Willi i f
wireltKx to Montreal, Canadian ten round bout ln-*3k
Natinnul Telegraph to Murray Buy, matchmaker VViurt.iinis
.A p r. 25.— ( I N S )— Sorry the Mart today.
o f the Bremen impossible on ac
FT. PIERCE -$50,000 nvvv-.-r
count o f present ire condition:!
caused by.changed weather. Tak building completed heir.
in g. into, "consideration that the
public in New York is waiting we
have decided with n heavy heart to
leave the Bremen here for same
HkU'ahU-tn slihrt'lomnWiw with
machine so very kindly sent by the
Mayor o f New York.
QU INCY- West Franklin St
living graded.
MONEY TO LOAN
y()n improved City properly ;il 7 per cent. 3 to five year
IttVEIt BOAT AHBIVKS
straight loans on residences, a to 30 year loans on good
.
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Business properly.
VII •* J 'lin n in ij* I
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arrived in Sanford today on a trial
run preceding an inspection by the
state navigation department.^ The
vessel is owned by Capt, K. IL
Dinkyne and piloted by I ’npJ. < .
C. Howard. It" will make daylight
trips (,f 11 or 15 hours between
here ami J a c k ^ v illu slopping at
Dt-Lnnd and I'.ilutka, The limit
is 100 feet loiig and can carry .'h'u
nasseiiL'ers on n daylight run, No
S A N F O R D B O N D A N D M O R T G A G E CO.
113 K. Second St.
ANNOUNCES ADDRESS
Rickard Will Be Required
To Explain Assertion That
H e CouldAppoin t Referees
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s ,iis n ,\ i\ u *
Park Trammell'To IN F I F T H CASE Comptroller R a p s
Tie F o r Third Place; Were Clean Own Office N E A R S FINISH Incumbent In Talk
K*»c**
O ei «W
■ I Sa
t u
lint, the last im.n who emiglil
William liking anything .swooned
in astonishment, and t lmr> after,
iitid to he Dented very tenderly
and I might add, very often.
The ti|i is that Farley will leave
the disposal o f the ia s e r I lift ly
in MiildmiiTs hands, voting as he
votes in the event that Mr. Brower
imikvs a vote necessary by step
ping out of ehuraeter long enough
to make Jin apjieaniuee at the
nils ting Miildoon also is liidtnr out
team inlervnw. in ■>i<1• ■ I" avoid
loinaiilting himself in iid tili.'
N EW YO RK , Apr. 2H. Either
tojnorrow nr at the next pgnlm
meeting on Tuesday, Tex Itnl.aid
w ill be hnilcd before the imligmint
statu athletic colnmoounn and ask
ed to explain the duiildc hone, or
compound fra il ore, committed by
himself and Jack llempncy in ton
cction witli the allegation that ref*
( crecs and judges could lie nppol Y tilted for important fights lit the
whim of the piomolcr. Rickard's
Ixme connibt«d of putting an idea
l l o w e v 1 r. t he W a l l
I
I iuil
like, that mi paper; Dempsey’s of Hiclinrd's Mltili an Sipiiiii l.ai.h-n
introducing it n- pai-t o f the rvi
t 'lull may l» mi led il lie l m f fat'
dence in Uie dm U Kearns Mitt
The natme o f Rickard' "X|ilan
, ntinn wiim fe rcasl by the excuse hr
wffeivd in an interview today, lie
declared, in effect, that he look tin
means of re unxuring the then
cd on the stand Jiy the defense.
His testimony
disagreed with
Deano’a on tin* statement that he
(la ik c) had o rile re. f the transfer
o f tho SSJ5.000. During his r n in exnmiuation hy Farria lie several
times appeared to be angry and
several
limes
ho
stammered
slightly in answering iiuustions.
Another lilt with Judge Gray in
jecting comments In-tween the a t
torney-. urgtimeiUH occured last
night over wbctln r nr not tin. City
o f Sanfaril f oupon Aeriinnl was
I he properly of I In- lunik or tincity The defense Dually lost the
point
The any wnu sent from tincourt loom several times during
• he taking o f «•v iihvnce y e.iti-iday
litter noon nral Inst niglil whil tin.
lawyers argued tonic point lief inJudge Gray
The state ini rorltn <vl three ivit
nesses; It (\ Blullipm who identi
fied several 'if th e Jfrill'd, later
plliccd ill elldenee; A. It. Key,
H pfl T ll III llH* Cl
former vice president and rnshici
ti*rvi)H » ' nuiyiM
o f the hunk, who lylentifrcd some
o f the record< I had liikr-u from
Ur- hank when il i luyeil, and
Deane.
CHICAGO, Apr *jn t IN S)
r tout raurv I" pi m i ..I > m >o till
Willie Hoppe was still out in front lon.s Key . n h i i is I ■.-n 11r r-«*■
today in his fit111 pond exhibition w d in ■ i n l l i e l a .1 I w o ■ i ., e. a niiUrlt with Johnny I.nylon, o f SI
a lV d
u p o n lo
* i n . it - It
any
Louis, newly crowned champion of
Si VI lilt o f the I Ci old . I
three cushion hillialdixt
Hnpp ■
lioru llie bank, however, w it • I
' I'o i \ l i; i n i 1V\,S,S|1A i
wan bath lilueks ye liid a \, taking
Hit- iiflernon affa ir all in t'J. in 'li1
1" a
■' i ■I. 'laing, pn\mt* Im
inning- , and evenin’ iiaiin- aU i i
ne-i
netting
nppptnyimnti ty
■TJ, in U iimtng
lloppe i. now
I.ive liens II).
30
f t no per niaidb t'n le ..il hai i
leudtiig. .'Hill to
Dressed Hens II).
3A
I'D! Ill'll ST. I’O ri.T H Y
.MARK ICT
Itl'i E .
Eonrth S i .
“ The 1-Yii l- id’* Vital Iteligion *
will he tin sulijcct of tho* twang
ilistie address to he given tonight
at the First Methodist Church by
Dr Luther Bridgei
the Rev. \\
I*. Buhrman, pastor n the ehuieli.
ailUoum.d today. The s; rvifej
were stalled hy Dr. Brill gel’s with')
a sernion deyvered Sunday morn
:ng. Arcnriliug to tire pastor <f I lie
chiil-eh, the iittemluiu-s at the
meetings is imreasing daily.
\\v
Attorney -:it -Law
Will prai tier m all tin* courts
Exalilinatior of Abstracts ,.f la
li;ive a Fresh Supply o f Salt and Fresh
W a te r Fish.
Titles given especial attention
**
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some
special
prepared
OLD CORNS COME
OFF B Y THOUSANDS
•
f «f ifi? how ra«i|y
>" r»*m-tvri the mini stub*
«r ratlotiM>n AM thi» untJ
*lr***la «»( m«*n ttnl anmiii
it tho tjrm iiisiirutif«n hain.if
l " r **< a huiiL i : S l i O t O K S
'■ I• -" It** 11II*r|111f aprf «t hy
t •‘'ll 411r111*f f i <*m tli ID4
' "I •M< " ahtllihl fdtlll1 Ml
r #|iou' the IlM.V n-ninj/
t**tfi’» - afi mrn» Atui
t anil 'viih*«.,r
t..» Ipr n*M riIn to j
I \rO *‘ \ I'llM IT ,
I
C ar *
Phone S70
i
v*h*« will mr« thM
inf itfotnuUr»
w III-lilt
^1*11*
•'•.dll en.li do no) .lie We, ;|i k ml
1’ iiee. law, lei nw Ido lal d good
• eeurity can be g n u ,
Would la
idea! prnpoNitioii p « , , m a n
Ad
dress “ Biispu-s,
, .u, |leliiht.
idea on
thenew Hanes
SAMSONBAK UNION SUIT .
Brower, would find him lining up pinii
Behind the derision exactly It)I per elb-u
cent Fahrenheit. Brower prnlmhly aroui
w ill turn up aliHent, as eiistimincv,
Ve
liut the betting is that Mold non vvil| some
w ill not like thu explanation, in do it
SC H W ARTZ TO
N E W YORK. Apr. 2(1 (IN S )
In
J'Busv I?.r.y'' Schwartx, recognixeil (INS
as flyweight ehnmpion in New Wort
York state, plans t<, defend ho- eh,mi
title four tunes in ix wn-l.s IT oyameets W' e W illle Wo ui.. here i,|| | J’*'
May 14 tintJ I t'J • ‘ In UtmJ H iiint*1)!
with F runic Gen.-iro, n.iie.nal Un
Ing axsoeiall ui t yiwi cl,' ehanrpiaia
oil June 1 Sehwnrtz i- undn ran t
* !
tract to meet niiotiiei iiptionent. i i
■’ W IIA \ EN ....... \nr 2d
i .fiiliii A l*i pr, n f I*ri|i1ia*
yet xi'lceted, here an June II 11«
Yidi* D « i » r
Wifi ‘.lien snU foi Khghiial'l tl III* t‘l
Johnny Hill, ..English
litPir*
; — «
|||(| ((
flyweight 1of tl,
I East
tram
1rl‘\l
‘K* Ml
III
I- HID
In si S|iriur nu iiMiiuTtf ifi ( In
I F (T 4 R Y S L H R “ 72”
they to the " 7 2 ” today?
w ere merely more Ivcau-
N o cloier than they were
three y e a n ago.
tiful— if it were just an
average good value — it
R ealty
Defclflre W a r on A l l In sects —Kill
• ■
—■ndkttp lli.m
Dr* Dram] Iniavi Powd « ofLiauid kill* Fit**, Anta,Ku*ch«*. Poultry
Lie*, Id oft) 0iv>M,
Bed Dugs, ■rulotbapn••cu.WoaTspotorauin.Ui* powd*r on plants
and oats. W r iit ut f v r l R L E in irtl boullrt. Il
draJaicalk'l aiipply, wa will atrip by parol post al
Co
Them
DLL BRAND
Ponder . Liquid
lOcrvsjc
s o c «;s c
svv ee S r.oo
Sj.iS
JiX lS*ra* fium) Jic
prkaansurad. MsCORMIOC Sc CO.,IUkimo.». MJ.
"7 2 ” has pulled away
the buyer.
a n d g a llo p s a ro u n d
Hut it clamors for Iris
an d
'consideration and de
than
ease
o f the o ld o r ig in a l
reason o f a gauge and
Chrysler sensation-car
proof o f greater value
o f 1924.
There may be pocketbook reasons for choos
ing cars o f lesser price
approximate Chrysler "7 2 ” performance hy
than the "7 2 ."
patterning after Chrysler engineering. But
a valid reason for paying as much or moro
after three years o f striving, how close are
fo r any car other than the "7 2 .”
There simply cannot be
llluilriau t New Chryilrr "7 2 " Pricet — Two-pss>rngrr Coup* (with rumblt ieaO,
<H4tj Royal Sadsn, *!V>5; Sport KiudHrr (silk ntmklt trsl), *!V)Sj Fonr-pwirngrt
Otup*. SlSOSj Town Sedan. l|fi*)Si Convartible Coupe (* i(fi titmfrlr trel), 1174)) Crown
Sedan, 1179). All prim f o b
Urttoit, inb/rti to turttm LtJrrol n ote tax. Chryilrr
art in ty ponfinn to ettend the cotn tnitnte o f time fijy merm.
New Oir)-elrr"Red-!lrad'* Enginr —./etijwed to (oh* full oJronlogrof high-tomfrenion got,
if unjarj equipment on oil b»Jy inoJtlt o f the 112 h. p. lml>rrul ~A»», ",i/io ito n jo ij on the
roadster t onJ osartable at slight tilra (OSl for other body types, o f the "62 * aud “ 72,'“
Parkside Motor Co
* •
7m m n
the
mands Iris attention by
C lIR Y S L E R “72
*
'- P a r k
‘
at
*
C o m m e r c ia l
,
SAMSONBAK
p a st-th e m with'
m ore
A ll cars today seek to
rI ne piacc to huilcl your home
Sanford
to approach, Chrysler
cial consideration from
j-LochArbor
Def Forest
A t they have struggled
would deserve no spe
which cannot be es-
i
t
well, hardly!
FIGHT
.
O MORI
Milts
s Rippiiif*, leurinj*and sagdioftni tip
licit cured forever. See that belt? It'
pn ten ted— it's lire exclusive Sv Ms. i\n\,
feature of these brand-nevv 11.y.Nu
Union Suits for summer.
Drop in ni your dealer’s ami have
a tufi*of-\vur with hi in on u lh \ i
a\hr t niou Suit. Sure! \\\
iiicah, it! Frit all your beef into it
Watch that Samsonii.\k , .Stretch! And
how! Hut not a strand of rubber in it
Y «nk it. Prove that you can't rip it.
See how tlui belt (toes three-quar
ters of the way around your body?
Strain, pull.'hcnd as you will, it ftivex .
vind gives — it makes these new
ll«s r*
('o f
„ •-
lugtiomi ■
V...1XJ r—
*** ,ai>rlnfr u,
nlliailmic abjet Ihe In,
Htvu I -■.!!/<• CubiMilMt.
I'.ill-itxrr iGrtt.- Set-bati' *r
f^‘%
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t ' X l iTruwOw uTersWaJ-
y .p a M ^ v m .^ .te w
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T ffE 8X N F0R P HERAI^P, SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY. APRIL 20. 1028
PAGE FIVE
(Legal Notices)
4— Business Service
r t W ljr U
>a d .
rates
g u h ill A d ra n e *
r*ee,T#?
collrctor » e n t
,
ffo rp a yn iw L
___10c a
____ 8c •
____ 7e n
reqnent.
rit«*
jartd
rates
are
Une
lin e
line
*
fo r
• insertions.
j , of average length
ti
h
t linecharge
,
.
o f SOe f o r
Political Announcement
K. N. Nipper. Sign." o f nil kinds.
In Sanford Paint & Wall Paper
Co.
a d v b r t is e r p
ojrild
repreaenUtiv*
M t familiar with rates
Vd clarification will
-ecmplft* Information.
Zn triih, they wiH assist
l wording your w snt ad
h It more effectivs.
Opportunity
PH O N E
H R :— A Herald repre
sentative w ill be plod to explain
how splendid results arc obtained
by using Classified ads. The cost
is A C T U A L L Y only a few cents
per day and monthly rates are ex
ceptionally low. Give this method
o f business promotion a trial.
PH O N O G R A PH — repairing, pinno
tuning by ex> erts with 17 years
experience. Sanford music store
and G ift Shoppe, McLander Ar»ada, Phono 83fc.
6— Help Wanted Male
n
K O Il T i t l e
I want an active honest man, good
reference acquainted with sub
stantial people, to manage Service
Station. Prefer man experienced
auto accessories: only applica
tions, own hand-writing consider
ed, stating ngo, experience, refer
ences, sa'inry required, Address:
S. O. C „ Herald.
Often
you spend on necessities
Knocks
and
luxuries
b rin g you a greater amount of satisfac
tion is presented to you new every twenty
fo u r hours.
Y ou have only to open your
7— Situation Wanted
a • Simmons
L e YOUNG M A N de- SIsEEP W E LL. o n
Hcuutyrcst mattress. I ’rlcp f.’Ui.- 20— Farms For Sale
[Vi drive car to WashingD. (illbert-M cgriff Fumituro Co.,
t for transportation. W ill
10 Aero farm West Side. Two
I E. Church St., Orlando,
iiifmnrf**. -08 N. Park
houses, good barn, one mule,
all tools nnd equipments. Good
10— Livestock
terms. See me this week. L. H.
FEED S A L E : Another shipnrent Echols.
o f that High Grade Poultry,
I ACE Springs nre absol
22-—Reaf EslateTo Exchange
jurantred to please. Gil Dairy and Horse Feed going nt
prices
below
the
Mnrkct.
Our
fcCriff Furniture Cu., 211
For Sale, or for ExchatiRe for
Ttucks tleliver to all parts of the
h.-rh St., Oilnndo.
Seminole County Farm land, nr
County. Your chance to save
Timber lnnd, or fo r Cattle,
or
money. H. It. McCall Industries,
hogs, — the following properties:S’ street address is 23 ■Uh nnd Elm.
A ten-room Residence, Kissimev,
ij^irh
Gllbcrt-Mc
two blocks from business center.
:iture Co., Orlando.
I0 -H P ln m s and F lo w e rs
A Public Garage and Filling Sta
tion, Kissimmee close in, on Dixie.
by
Dr, Easter lilies:
blossom. Desirable lots, l«ake Worth, Fla.
10c
House.
Phone 178 J.
Orai.ge County Land, muck and
lot Granada Dry Ginger latmlscajie Service. Trees, Palms, bill. Sanford City property. H. A.
wl TOa. Prompt Delivery.
and shrubs. U. Sommerchield, Spier, 2108 Palmetto Ave., SanLandscape Architect, Nurseryman.
L'CIN'G Ling's Pure Pork
The Greenhouse, Elm Ave., 13th 25— Exchange
t. 117 MagnnDa Ave.
and Mth.
W A N T E D TO EXC H AN G E: A
And Found
11— MiHcellaneoua
Herald Classified ail will find
(wsfo pin. between court
you a party who has something
FI
RUE
Red-davenport
suite
for
igd hnrtir Phone 542. Reyou want nml will exchange it for
Living Room only $108. Gilbertsomething you have. Give "classi
.McGriff 1'urniture Co., Orlando.
fied” a trial—a phone call to 148
ji pod opportunity to get
will tin the trick.
halt! by not using The 12— W ANTED
ICbiifii-ii AtL to fill your W A N T E D : Rahy eiirrine. Must he 26—-Miscellaneous For Sale
Call HR fur an experienced
in excelent condition and cheap. ELECTRIC W A SH IN G Machine.
Rox "!• care The Herald.
practically new. Also gill's bi
M.V'll genuine
K*itltlie Ten peopie to take Ch!ropnu\ie cycle. Phone 7-HJ-M.
K Gill,i'l l-.\1, (I r iff f'uriidjustmenta for headaches Dr.
Ti Fast Church St., W E. McDougall. 308 National NICE LOT smoked home-cured
Country Ilnms, 27 1-2 cent per
Rank Hldg. Phone 482 .1
jiound KOI! Quitman, Ga. F. II.
lirnnan, Quitman, Georgia.
14— R o o m s W I t h o u l H o a r d
Ttylnr tiarnnieter five
l*tt and Taylor
twelve Special weekly roles ut Sanford's Rargains in musical instruments
wemeter from front nf
Address Joe Reizenstein: Phou<
home-like hotel. Ser.tinole Hotel.
&r on Wednesday night
175 .1.
'REWARD.
15— Aptirlmcnl For Rent
B O AT FOP. SALfc: :.<» foot bridge
Wight lints. Co.
F U R N IS H E D ------DOWNfVPA HlfP — r l r c t T f l i i t f r r i m t l y ihfh'H rafE
Apartment. Four rooms and bath fully equipped, sleepa six. Price
reasonable. P. O. Box 938.
with garage. Phone 190-W.
ROOM
A P A R T M E N T . SK M IN O LK fe ll nuiUresRPH,
Chevrolet touring car, FO U R
solutely guaranteed,
$18
Never heert occupied. Frlgidalrc.
latditinn. Cheap for cash.
hert-McGriff Furnituru
F h Avenue. Phmu- 71G -W .
LA R G E
FU R N IS H E D
garage
I Hi'I's.MA It MON
apartment. I rooms anti bath.
Automobile Co.
Electrically equipped. Silver Ijtkc.
•“oRi Ave,
Phone 137. Phone 855-J.
*
5**86 Service
Fumish'd-aiinrnTtFffr TTOT ETid
.pJVKUY by our ow.
■* -Ntnfnnl, just the satnt Apartment for rent at 317 Park
in Orlan.ln r : ( i l . » Pt .
Ave. Phono 859— J._________ ___
tt—
rm r
Small garage apartnu-nt. Call 25!
Orlamlo.
,FIH Service
lantio.
FLO RENC E Oil cook Stoves ure
absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert*
M cG riff Furniture Co., Orlamlo,
Fla.
Nicely furnished apartments wW*
all modern conveniences. Phone
» r T lru on ^
thinIf 10 70. Call a t 318 Polmetto Ave.
.5'
Ph«n« call wni get
t.
,h" h” 417-W. ii Rail.
I f — H ouhch For Kent
Political AnnuunccmcntH
m il
P l.K t lK
OK tT H t’ l ' I T rO t 'M T
I \vli.l. to nunounce thnt I am a
c and id ate fu r r e-e le c tio n tu th e o f
fice o f F l e r k o f th e I ’ lrcult C o u r L
or S e m i n o l e Cuunty, F lorida, eubJert to the d e d a l o n o f thn D e m o
c ra tic V o t e r s o f Sem in ole Coun ty.
In the D e m o c r a t i c
Prim ary
K le e
• leu in he held on June Mh. A. D.
ISIS.
V. K. POUflLASS.
M.
W.
lA lV K L U
(Legal Notices)
Term s:
MA V
llH L L i:
ru n c o y s rA itu :
I wish it, anmmnrr that 1 am a
candidate fur the office o f Funstable
District
No. I, Hrmliti-’ a
Founty, Florida, said District ciunprlsim: Fleet Ion ITeolucts Nn'a. 1.
i. ". !,
III, II A- 12, subject tn
the wtll of the voters In thn Dem o
cratic Primary to he held on June
Stlt, A. D. 1!»2K.
Vour support w ill he appreciated.
A. D. ( A r t i e ) SM ITH.
-I It. I.Yt.KJT
Fun r o r . j T i j it ig m
I hereby annuuiicn iny candidacy
fo r re-election to
the
o fflc o of
I'ounly Juilpe of Senilncle Couatv
Florida, subject to the will o f the
Deiiioci e t tc
Vnii-is i.f
Seminole
Founty. In tlif Ib-mocratlc Prim ary
eleclli'il to be 1,,-lrl June r,lh. ! 3 Jt
J Ait
SI I A HON
of
KUIt T t t
IM K m ill
I beret, > an-,ounce tn <*ie peoptn
Ht iiil n+*l* * **t»f11 \ i fini
I am A
i: \ liAM'-Niir
rou
r o n it
i'iio «ji:r n i\ G
,v m iiM :v
I h#•r^lij i-ikn thin riii’tliMtl o f n,n*
iimirit liiK in' t*nrii|lil:M % f ♦*r
thf*
offL*i- o f
inikT A l f o r n**\,
*tuhj**rf r»»
fh»»
I »**n»iHTal lc
l*rlninr>.
I
w ill
riiiprorhilfi
fifty
*<iifi|inrT Flv«*n mo •!»> ihi* pt*<iplf»
anti rthPiiM* Mi fm . If **I ••■i H , w i l l
t’ I v »• III I Ilf ttuUt'H «’ f l l l f i t f l i r r til)
v i i v hi'ht Hi*fvh*rP|
vv i : v v i i i t k
I ^ L nr'i and Elm.
.
W
shimrlM
J ..
i ai -ji
•
* -•
fo il
1
for
•■till
Mi*mm
C L K IIK
UK T i l H ( T H K I T T
c n iitT
h e r rliy atin-mnoii m y r a n d l d . e y
tin* o f f i c e o f C l . r k o f t h . C D
C ourt . u h j . c t to Ik e w tll
of
v o t e r , at the D e m o c r a t ic ori
v on June f,. ISIS
l>
1.
TI I H AHII Kit
t o i l X H K ttlK K
I beret. > un nun no*. m y s e l f a . a
c .i i k I ii I h I c fo r
e lu 'rlff n f .Semluule
i'*iutity eulijeet
tu
tlie notion of
tinD e m o c r a t ic
prim ary
to
he
belli In t ilt e a r l v part o f Jut.« ISIS.
V ery r u p e c t l v e l y .
E
4Hopcrty.
Raldwin Mortgage Co.,
See our lortll Counsel,
S. R. Dlghton, Sanford, Florida.
I ’OK
K
ct
J l .- s /» n u n
htlrpby utinujncp aa a c a n d i d a l *
au e e rrd m y r r l f na HPnator front
tho l a t h Heuatrirlnl d lp tr lct c u n p'jupd o f Up m in h I b D rovnrd CounI I pk euhjpct tu
th*
D e m o c ra t ic
p r i m a r y to ha hold Jun e Ctn, 1S2S.
I f ploctad I Printline to con tlnu*
to w o r k f o r th e beet in tere at o f the
K b it C O U N TY C O g Y I l S I O K i m
I wish to a n n o u n c * th a t J a m a d is tr ic t lord I I n v i t e y o u lu my
rnndldat* f o r t h * o f f i c e o f C o a a t r r e c o rd on such I m p o r ta n t
Ipy islaF ninm ls sloaer f r o m D la tr lc t No. *. tl o n ad k'l'Ki roado. c o n e c r v a l l u n o f
o u r n a tu r a l r*Ki>ute**, rrduetluit o f
s t a t e Ita x e a and education .
I * kK
th * s up p ort o f a ll I u j u I D em ocrat*.
~ ‘sa^staris
«
I’A ftlDSII-
,3iTjr y &
10 Room llouec for. rent. 402^Oal:
A v e - Phone 830.
5 room furnished house available prtciit*4-
May. 2, 8** V. A. S|»*r. 4JI
!r'
SFPKH ISTf.tr HE NT OK
ut.iF in a m p e n o n
... . , » ntlidsts fur ra-*lactl*>n
* olflce of r’*t,,rlnt#nd*nt of
* jn.tructlo.* for Bemlnolr euhjpe*
th f D *m o er»l_
ry Vuur support Will bs ap-
T. w. LjlWTON.
I w lrh In ati'ioiincp Unit I tint «
ndiitnlp fnr the nl f l e e n f Fnnrt
.ip 1)1*•'rli-t Nn. I. Ki-mlnnl* Count’ lnrlds wild d is tr ic t c m p r l s l n a
», ,|,.n n
Inrtn No's. I. S. 3 I. I,
11 I ! -ttlijrct |r* tin- w i l l o f the
, i , ( , In I h * P *»n o *'ralli - P r i m a r y
i
- id nn J i m * Mh. A. D. 1»X*
i „ u r iji p iairt will h * at>pr*p|st<-d.
j
Arons.
Eat ate o f
JAMES HLACKHimN,
Deceased.
'•t-UJ
K IN I.A W ,
Snuillil I:
D iahtoti
i '■unpliil .unit
KOIl JI I T I I ’I) OF I ' l ! Af'K
F o i t D i i T H i r r No- F o n t
lilt A DY
U P. MAilAJf.
JOHN A4Eir.CH.
D I .1 I
v io l a
As Administratrix of tha
nn Jiinr I.
KOO •’ O N t l T ' H I ! :
I wthti ,o uiir.-iulicr tti.it ! uni
■i I'umliijate f o r the o l f i c o nf Con*
vi.)lilt- fur
.lii M lrc o f I II .
IVuco
l u - t r l r t No.
t
H«nilni>li- t'litllit ),
i'lorlita, srilrt .lu s tie r nf l h « 1'itaca
I n - t r i t t CunipriulnK
KI*M-ttutl I ' r r ,-Iill h. N o il I, 3. 3. (. S. 10, 11, A IS,
Stltijrrt In lit,- itcK'i* iott i-f lliv Dcttln i i u t l c I ’ r l m a r v tn hu tin 1,1 ml Jun »
:.lli,
A. I». ISSS.
TU T U K VOTKUN OK S K M I N O t a
I w i l l r p p r i - i i u t r » o u - .upjiortCOUNTY.
I .E H I.Ii: lilt VAN.
i w is h to announce that I am a
m n ill'ln tp f o r re-ptp clton to th e ofI ’ Olt S T A T E I .E O D H . A T 1 T IK
fli-e' o f C o u n ty CumnilHiit<»fr frutn
I wiah to an n ou n c * m y candidacy
D l a l r l r t Ni». X, su b je ct to th r tipt-lelon o f the v o t e r s In tl|P D p i i i o - f o r th * Htuta I .p l r * l n t u r * ( G r o u p
21
unit w i l l a p p r e c i a te supnort In
cra tte F r l t n a r y t o o* Iti-ltl on Jun*
D ip p r i m a r y to b * held. In Jaoo.
Mh. A . . . U . ISIS
.r
IN T i n : trOHIIT OK T H E Cfll.'NTY
Jl'DFF..- SE M tN O l.E
C O U N TY
S T A T E OF F L O R ID A .
In r- the Kxlote o f JAM ES U L A C K III'IIN . Deceased.
IN I ’ rtOH ATI*
F I N A L N O TIC E
N O TIC E IS I IK t lE H Y O I V E N that
the under elicited " I I l. -an ^they.SOlh
dity or April. A. D. t o i l , p ieeen f to
the llnnuralile Fminty J u d o
of
Semluule County. Florida, her fin al
return, urrnunt
and
vouchers u»
Adm in is tratrix
of
the Eatata o f
JAM ES H L A F K H F IIN . deceiuied. and
hi "alii lime, then and there, m t k *
-ippllcatlnn to the sahl Judtce fo r a
final settlement nf her administra
tion ot said estate, and
for
to
order OlnrhnrKlnK per aa auct) Adml.vlst rat rlx.
Dated this the tst day o f March,
rn-v STA III-E
THE
P^UII
n o r m ,ass
I lift f l i t un imy net- rnj c n mU<lnc)
f o r l l t f n f f l r r nf cufiMtal»If|(
I s ’ i LJt*t I In I h f w ill of lit* t u U l u
M. M. LOUD.
-
k.
T D K t t i T K i t i o f s i : t i i m i i .i :
Citl %’l‘t .
1 " i ll tn aiiiiniiMCf that 1 mu a
camlldntV f o r ^ * ( * 1 "Glhm tn i h * nffit'G ni r u n m y iNimni
uu#»r frnm
Mini»li ( N'n 1, milijt ft it* 111h it*t'lhi'Mi nf ilir* vof*»rp In i h r I m i u u *'i a t !•' I 'r l m a r v tn hr
mi J u n «
Vlti. A
l». l » 2 « .
e
iio .w u n h t i : k l k .
I ’ O lt J K S T I I E o k r t : . t f K
D D t T l l l f ’T NO. KO KH
i liere lij aniinunce r i y candidac y
fur I until e o l P e a c e o f D istr ic t No
P O It T i l K I .K liin t .A T IT t K
suliject to the d c cle lo n nf the
I tie r rh y anni-unca m> c and id ac y •
fur th e L e g i s l a t u r e tOrntip 1) sub voters In the l i c m o c r a t l c P r i m a r y
t » lie hc.il on Junv- Mil. A. I>. l u l l
je c t tn the w ill nf the e n te rs nf Hen,
D A V I D HP E E II.
tnoli- Fntintv , In Die p r i m a r y in
In-til nti June 5, Hi?*.
,
v.
Clerk Circuit Court
lly A. M. Weeks. D. C
Allison F.. Calmer, A ttorney unit
CounsVlInr.
in
Title is in announce my candidac y
fo r Justice o f
tlie r u n - . Distr ict
No
I, subject tn Die " t i l o f the
I ’Olt r o t A TI »•ItOSF.rVTlNO
liemn criMlc v o te r s .luinv 3lh. SuitATTOHNET
J'.iol.i.
L ak e
I lie re liy announce my candidac y ford. hit he ^ M on ro*.
l.otiK" ood,
A lta m o n te
fo r
y e-clecllon
to
tipo f f i c e of Mat y,
C o u n ty J’ rosecu lIn n A t t o r n e y
sulo S l u i n g - nml Fun-st City, i-mi-t It nt n
-J e .t t o —ttre — re ttt rrf tb F VTItXTff TTT i he nnnvi- a itfim r
i f i-lcctod. I p r i i n i l - . an
botiest
tile Dcinoi-ratlc tirlinarv on June 6
t.ti-ln rs e -ll k c
adtnl ulM rat ion
fie*
J O H N (I. I . E O N A l t D r .
ft uin
the
UHtlal
tncitdlrsoineiirs*
i r c n e r a l l y cniinecteit n l l h
this o f .
r o n f i .I’. i i h n i i n n
f o u iit
I hnrwliv nniiounr* my rnnilldary f ll*.
O.
J*.
IIE
H
N
DON.
ft*r Ih# offlr# nf dark, of Ilia*
K
Nutlet- is hereby uivi-n that under
and by virtue <>f a W rit nf Fxecut|nn I- su Sth: nut nf the r-trcuil t ’liurt
In nnd l->r Si-tnltiu:-. r unity. I lnrlila.
up,>a a certain JudKnirnt rc-nvrred
In a cerlnla cause In Ilia tllreult
I'niirl nf Seminole r-.,iiiiiv. u herein
l.ilNHWOOD S T A T U H A N K , a tmnk
luu enrputHl Inti •uuimli’e.l and exl- t I iim iiinler the laws nf the Stale
nf Flnrldii. " u s P la in tiff nnd I.ON'iWxtDI)
M ISHli IN A Il V
FKI.I.t >W S H IP, u cnriHiiutlnn. was defendant
ii ml " h e r e i n the I'hiintiff reco ver
ed a
jndumriit
In the
sum
nf
F . i n n r IIF N D U H D N I N U T V - F I V I !
a n d c ; — inn
iis:ir,.:;> i k u . i . a i i s .
I hhvn levied tip.,ii ami will ncj| fur
cash » i the t ’nnrl Huiise d-'or In
the I'lti
S,infold un Mnnila> the
I 7|h lilt:- I l f M . , ', A.
P. IMS b e
tween eleven |||i ,iVI»ek A. M. and
Ttvn iJ I i.'.-lnek I*. M, the fullnwlna
prnperiy, situate. Ivina and heliut
In S-ntiiiuh- i ’m iniv.
Florida, the
pinp. n> ,.r I.IINIIVVOOD MISSION*
\ It V FF.I.I.OWSII IP. a cni piiralliin.
the di-fen,lattl, tu -w ll,Tliat port Ion of Hot t. Sec. S,
Towp*di(p 31 Smith
ltnm:e 3a
Fast l i m i t South and b in t of
Stal, 11l« l i w a y numhei 3. less
On* West 3In fort thereof and
less Oie
tnllnwlim
de«erll),-il
parcel: II,-t i i ih I iik ui ii point on
the Fast rltiht o f way line of
S l a i n H ig h w a y Nninher three,
-aid
paint
lielnu
333.S feet
S..nthw esterly frnm tile
Fast
line nf said See. f,, ineasnreil nIntns said rik'ht ot way
ilm-;
i nn CONST.*ill.F.
We solicit application
Tor first
Mortgage loans on the hest type
of residences and Mercantile Build
ings in Sanford at an interest rate
of fi pc. and up. depending on the
t harucler o f the loun, construction
I ' O l t T A X A AXES SOU
and location o f buildings,
I x l . l t tn utinniim-i- m y cundlitscy
f o r tlie offu-p o f T a x A M P « a » r o f
K. - U G A O *<1 C O M P A N Y
Hi-mlitolu F o u n ty , Hubjcct
to
th*
7 W. Church St., Orlando.
w ilt o f thn v o t e r * In t h * J u M
p rim a r y .
Mortgage Loans
J O E TV C H I T T E N D E N ,
■■“ - ' ’
II. Ethole, 1'honc 402
p ay
.
A. D 13It.
I ’ Olt S T A T U SEN ( T O I I .
T., Di p Drniucrn tic V n tif* , ‘ »f T I ip
3.71It Hi-natnl’ lal Dixit il l —
I b p r r w l l h nuniniti'i- my candld «r > f o r thp ll p m o c r a t l c nomin al Ion
fur H t a t f Hprmlnr
f r o m tin*
3Ttli
H,-nun,rial
DiKtrlct
c,in»|ni«rd
nf
N m iliu d n anil llrpvnrd F o n u t l i " » t
tin- June,.Mb p rlin nr, nnd If notnlttntpil and PlectPiI, I h k k u ip oitp.tinil
all n Itp m n rrn tlc adinltiiKtratliui
T h a n k itiK wiip nnd till f*'r >*>ur
vote nnd infltipnpp,
Il i - R p n - t f u l l ) .
.
I 'll 11. 11’ tt'. ItOIIEIlTrt.
K O I l t ' l l t ’ .NTV C O M I I l e a l o N I ' l l
Ti. Thi- Vtiti-rj, n f , Hemlnnli- Futility:
I iv I Kit |n nniioiini-p that I (<iu i>
c an d id ate f n r the n f flcp nf F nlinty
-
Special ALiM-'t
Sntlclliir
lur
IN T H E K I I M ’ t ' I T t III I I T OK T H E
T I V K N T V - T i l l i l t ) Jt 1*1. IA I. i 111» t I f O K T I I E S T A T E OK F I. O H
IO A. IN AND
fllli
H K IlfM II.K
t o t A T I . l a I bam-ery.
i ’ ll A Itl.E S I
H A S K I N S . Foinpl.iln-
IIfIt *
1
- *
J im s
STEM PK It
AND
F L A ItA
SVL.UI'F.lt. Ii.-f. Illinois
M i l ’ ll K OK t t . t i T i a t ' t S A L E
S u i i ' T i « lu rt i'V K l v t n thnt un der
A'i*l »•> >hC»ii» ot
thf‘ f I tin I ilrrri**'
fitri-rhmHr*» himI m i 1 t i u M l c tt nd
•*iii• i •*•I mii tin i n i t|n> nf A p ril, A
l.\ thi* vhnfi;«* tor *hn Olrt'iill
•
in iiiid ft«r SV m lnn li b o u n ty ,
IlMiltlii In i hit I cGi tn In
l ’ linin***ry
u 1 1 |m*ml I ml* In *■:ilit i'n iir l, w h r r r l n
* *h;» ri«»s |* 11ri "I. In«< ih f *11111 pin!n »lit,
nml Jnliii .stcfn|M'r nml
I'lu rii
A,
Hi• ntp»*r. htF wlf.% .1 r»‘ ilt'.fiMidantw,
I II 'V \V.»i*. n h Hpt*i*lfil
•t.ihl <' him t api'in-MMi‘ tl in NJild fin al
* v\ Ul iiffwr f o r ha I and m l I
tt* Un* 11 1m •>* hi and
hid 1I 1*r for
•m *I i • pnltllc D iiii'n
iM-fnri*
tin*
1 ' ' mh 1
II*.M!- tn Snu/.Mil, H«*minol»*
i ' m im u ) , h1|m| hi 1 , nn A! Millay tho Ttii
11Ji> itf Mi\
I [ 1 | ^ 1hi* Hfi ftl© tjr*
Mur n Mth da* t*i *«iihl **t»iirt, anil
dn rim; ih
hi; a I
nf mill*, iln*
pi> -ptii* ilt M’ i ili. d (11 nnd urdcrt-d
.Niilti hr
cifd f|n;i|
w lild i
Di'.|nrl
in ^U un ( *h| in thi* r i l j
id
HAnf mfi J, Hciiilii'd*' t *tii m u >, F I «n id .1
nnd
|>arthuhi 1 1> i1i*Ai*rll>«*d •*»
fttlnlw Ki, m - u It A ll Mf llliu'l. FIV.* t; . )# T i « r
siiitf**’ n (1*1} acoMrdlny tn II, It
T r A f f o r d '* Alai* o f itln* F l l v »tf
Njinfnrd,
H#*inlnt»l«*
(form erly
n r a i i K f ) F< 11 mu >. FliirJila.
T h r puivliu** 1
pm (t*r d**cd.
T l i i l i»rnp4*| t ) Ii- *mhl III fivniplv
i i i i h ihi* fil ial n r d rr nf «;*!«* nfort?*
..Hid
it iv . W A i t i :
HiirrlRl il.tM itr in r h n n r p i v,
S. I. X IX * N(111id 1 « 1r fin F om ph iin
.NOTICE O l ' >1 IftTK.II'S S A L E
N o l l e in tw-(r—
(jlvpp that u m lr r
tt ml by vtfliu,M>f nij||pcr,-p nf fnrp••Itianrp a t t l adl, i.iAitp and ,-uli-i*d
utt Du- <tb day nf A p r il, A D. ts ss
l>> tin- IIAnnrabli- t v . tV. tV iiuli t.
Jnilut- n f tilt' T " p jat5 -n tlril J u d i
cial t'lr.-itlt In -tint i f o r
H.,minnl»
Fnutity, 141 ir ifij . litjj,i "haneprv in u
rnuxp Di«y ,-ii in ppoftlng.
w h p rc ln
Hp II p i *. IjAiisinl ’ atto A n na Lltintc stm i n r « Sttiefi] oninplulnaitle,
and
John ItnliftliHllj I k (Iti- di-fi-ndnnt, I
" H I Kidl ,to till- lilaliPMt arid l,P«t
Iddtti-r fni 'iiilkVf :>t life fro n t doo r ol
Du-; tViurt IlijtUv lu’ .tftimf-.rd. K ln r liln, ’ l . p l " i-tn (hit I. v i , I hrntr» o f Pain
nit Atniiitnr, IIAV Till. ISSS. D ip ( o l IntvtnK
ifppcrH.pd mat
r a t a l , - In
H**nt inub- Cminib . F a jrld n . i n - w l i t
I lm t t,3C tif) V an Arpilali* lotImrn,' Hrt'kpragi- t'-nnipan)’# Ad-
itlllnn tn. Itlai-k I i llnmiiinct) In
S«iiilnidit' i.AA.unJ);.
Kiwi Ida.
♦vimotfeMlntti-f' rfHnr tUXD'b'f Sn 3 -ftp M tlffy I thhl fli'i'b"' nnd )ii,kik
F IED It WIMtON
Kiibjpi-t tn th e I Iptnni-ruth' I ’ rlmaC)'
?,
.Spcclsl Maxi, t
D,-p nf T a x Assesa or , a u b jr c t t o th * Deinn, rulte prim ary to t,p hrlil neat In In- l u l l ) nn June Mh. A. D ISS1.
FURNISHED**6 ROOM bungalow, , 1,-clxliin o f D ip v n l p r * In the D * r i o - Jun.-.
I
w ill
a p p recla t*
your 1 h a v e liv e d nnd puld m o w *ln n r - W. A. I’.'tlH*hall Hn||nitnrN for fontplains nia.
r**| p c tfu ll) your*.
an«i- ntnl Mi-mlnnle Fniitilli-K Klnre
corner Sanford Ave. and 20th. (•ratlc P r i m a r y t o be held In Ju n* Hiiiipilt.
L
k . HAND.
l » 7 ( hm| I havp u I d i i j k t>,-,-ii a Dento f . h i . >cnr
^ V A U a itA N .
St. Phone 142-J after 0 I*. M.
IN
THE I’l l t r i IT ctn IIT OK Till*.
•e-rat.
i o n r o 3 »T A iif.n
TW ENTY T i l ...... J| lllt'l 11. K ill.
' t». II f
ItA llt'S .
,-nji
t
a
t
ro
M
.F
.rrtm
K
M T IIP KI.OHIII %, IN AND FOIl
I
w
|
r
I»
announce
my
cnntlldacr
Ksnfnril
, rLG •‘’TORE— Pre- N IC E F IV E ROOM house. No
lilt, m announc* that I am a foe Dm nlfli-p o f c on stab le. D istr ict
SEMINOLE I'JII N'fV. IN I'll IN 2416,
PaJmetto
Ave.
Int* for r*-*l*etlon
to th* Nn t Henilliol* Futility, subject tu
So<I»- We are
,,r Tax Follaclor of H*mln- ■hi utt* nf tin- v*d*rn Id th * DemoE. li. AH T JF II.vF T , iix Itcci’ l v e r ,tf
3 ur •’ •’ ■'ne. Call 103. Avocado and Third:
outity. "Object trf th* acllnn ■rntip Prlrtuip) of June S.
b't tnlindr Ito iin t) It ml,, <‘.mt|tlalnLargo ;>
* voters In tlm Democratic
tiilt.
room bungalow, fumUhed. Alf. A TATE.
ry
,.r
l.p
h
e
ld
In
Jana.
v*
4 *e! "
— Irrigation
»o Garage. Phne 388. Price $35.
A- OIlOV’ITZ nut’. ttrlfp. JENNIE
KOIl K O N t l r i l H . K .
*
t-o
*•1
! i< -riliv uii ii mi in i* in) t.i mtltlu f v
ft*r MdiMAl-li' itir ili«* foul 111
' ' A*'l.
'|LJ* I f 111 11. •« ‘A 111 o f
f H«*
vntiTM in i i.r INnui«’ r/iile p r l m u i )
mi JitiM *».
l o u r vnt# w i l l Ii* up
l»r •.•lafftl.
Ii C, ( l l o h ) W I L C O X .
V O T K .n a OK H E H I N O I . K
C ftC S T V .
X wta h to unnounc* that I am a
c a n d id a te f o r r e - e l e c ti o n to tile nff l e e nf F o u n t y Fn.pm lssluner frnm
I t l M r i o t N o 3. suliject to the d e
r is io n nf Die v o t e r s In th e |.etno,-nitlc I 'r l t r u r y to lie lt« ld on June
r.tii, a . n. tu:s.
F H A N K KVANH
m improved residence and business
He ri‘U
to f h i' i I f *I* it t»l ( fi*• vcjtrrm In
tin* I »r*m< (,i 1.1 !• l*i i n n i \ in f»r
In .hin** f*i h -• * »■ ii
I h n v « Hvt»|
In i i i .t i l k
-*
**l tifilt* r m m l l M
ft»r tu t #* t *
I iuiVG fttt*rv«d ii«i
t'num > *•»*• i iii i hto lit t
on
nnd o f f
f ‘ *i l - ' • •
- i ot.ule my I h
r u n k i .k i i k o f r o i r n r
1
.nil rltru n fru it
I h ereby nntiouuce m y c tin illili ry Imr i n * i » *
i j.i
(,i ii»| r v « r y
/or cli-rk o f tlm c irc u it c ourt s u b ami fatiii t
t
,
it
a
t»r.»| ortlo uniR
je c t to the w i l l o f the v o te r s In
i
•.* i it w i n s the proth e D e m o c r a t ic p r i m a r y to lie held h ) . u *
»%
Vour
support
June J.
| w ill
a p p r e c ia te
j o u r f»»*i n i*•. H
i
l
l
**r
i-pr
v
i
t
a
l**
xo p t io n .
K II K I U 1 K K
r. A F O l i n
J. J
room hnuae: W e*t aide. Sec
Cash • P u rch as e r
\OTIPK OK SHKIIIt'K*« KAt.lt.
MAXW KLL
hereby annour.ee m y c and id ac y
the Iifflc c nf S h e r i f f nf HemtnF o u n t ) ’ subject to the w i l l nf
v o te r s nt the June P t l m n r y .
j . k . M cC l e l l a n d .
HOUSE
FOR
R E N T:
Seven
KOJk, I ’O U N T Y AMSEXHOM OK
kum i H m i p y
rooms $20.00 per month. In
t a x i :*
I hrrsby announc* my candidacy
quire Jno.
D. Jinklns, , Court
t wish in a n n o u n c * t o
p eop le for i p ■ripj’ l Ini, to th* n ffir * nf sher
,.r s i m l u o l * C o u n ty th n t r a n
• i f f uf Srmlnule L'wUktX sub>CL lu
H
o u s e . ___________ ____
of
the
voters In th*
ennilldnl* f o r r e - * U r t l o n to t h * o D ’ ti* iwlInn
flne^'t * ren>ent work. *
W i .Co' J' E - T er- Six
l b - flit day o f May, A. I>. !!•:*. tho
satin I.,-iiia a Itulo Day o f this Court
and a lentil sales dii.*’, In front of
the. Court House nt Soitford. Semin•do County, Florida, will o f f e r for
sale to the highest nnd hest bidder
for cash, during Hie legal hours of
sale, the lollow ln u described land,
situate. I Min: and being In the Court*
1} of Hcrpltinle and S late of Florida,
mure particularly described ns f o l
lows, I , , - « i t ; .
The South Seven (K 7 ) feet o f
Lot Three ( 3 ) and the North
twenty nine and ope-hall' tN Siltjt fret o f l-.nl Four t t )
of
ItlooU
of T ie r 3. ai-cnrdltlg *•
to I* It Trn ffn rd ’s Map of the
City of Sanford, us per plat
thereof duly o f rreord among
tile Fill,Hr Ueeords o f Seminole
County. Florida.
for Deed.
fur the iifflcc of Huprrlntrndrnl o
Public
Instnictlnn
of Hrmlnnl
I'nualy, huhjrct to thn will of the
voters in the primary June 5. Tour
suppui't will hr appredated.
Gil fid Itill 1«* h i
KOH SlttCIlIKr
I
for
ule
Jhe
Ill
27— Money To Loan
<ir
PRINT SHOP
I hereby announce my candidacy
for re-election
tn
the offic e of
Justice nf file Peace. District No. t.
Haiimc held this o lflc e fur nearly
tuu learn until
the district was
merged Into the Fourth District t
feel justified In asking the voters
for their support oil my previous
record ns Justice o f the I’ nace and
pledge my best endeavors to slve
all tin- people a tuiuaro deal tilth
just ice to uit and strict adherent!*
to the laws.
FO Il I'Ot N i f a L 'P K H I N T K N D D V r
OK P l l l t , 1C! IN XTIt 1'FTIft.N
Circuit Court, auhjrft
th# nctlon
of (he vo feit m th# -Tune Frtmnry.
n 11. in : ah .
Co.
Modern
funtlshed.
nparlments
Frlgit'airc; Murphy steel kitch
2«)— Permanent W avin g
e n : Garage:
excellent neighbor
hood: rent very reasonable. Pnxh Permanent W aving— lovely natur
, j . ® atlt' n Rttle money Apartments, No, 5. Phono 848— Jul |u>rmancnts as lotv as $5.00
new by use of
509 First National' Rank
Rlug
11,
Lacquer and Fnrnlahed apartment.
W ill
sell
Phone.
489.
)
1
______
W
by Sanford Paint &
furniture. Reasonable. Rox 7,—
G' UMgr. Sanford H c f a l d . ______________
(Political Announcem ents)
*.‘ iO-W
E. Ii. WALK Fit.
I’Olt JPSTICK OK PI!ACM
1 wish to atm ouiice m y s e l f ar n
cntlillilatr lur tlir ^ tn tr l e a l s l a t o r e
In Mi'uiip 3. S. nnnulr F o u n ty . subJeet t o
the
D e m o c ra tic
Prim ary
June
A. p „ I'.iIH. a n d ’ Will nlili'e
by r es n lls o f sam e | c o r d i a l l y s o l
icit v ou r support
9— Instructions.
•o L'm-iI White Tmcks. SEE MRS. M O F F IT T for unfurn
ished ond
nicely
furnished
Rate tuns. Hardee, 1300
houses and apartments. VERY
Ave., Di lantio. Flu.
LO W RATE S, t i l l Celery Ave..
Donor,
Phone 420-W.
" b f i atul Graham truck*.
FOR R E N T : Ad space under this
Street. Phone 3.
classification, You'll find it rea
4 COW AN Co. Autp sonable and get real results. Call
pw ar.ij sheet inetul works. 148 fo r an ad taker.
I'O lt S l I R M F t
i am n candidate for the offic e
nf Sheriff and will appreciate sup
port ip the June Primary.
TO 'I'll K VOTKItS OK ttKHIMU.K
rttP Y T i
Colored cartoonist wants work,
Albert Stann, 208 \V. 9th St.
Apply MilJtriy’s Shoppe.
LK U IXl.A TU H IC
Snhjrel Is the spptmtchlng Demoi-ratlc Prlt.iary, I hereby announce
Piy cnml'dncy
for
the House o f
•llepresetitnilves ns a member of
Croup 2
If nominated 1 pled ire
my best efforts in behalf o f the
people of Seminole County.
The
crylmj need of the-people o f F l o r i
da Is Tux Hellef, especially reduc
tion of local taxes. This. In my
opinion, can he effected
by
aa
equitable
distribution
of
the
present
five
cent
Kaenllne
tax
nmotix lh* State Hoad Department,
Schools. Count lea nnd Clth-s,— par
ticularly the Countlrs nnd Clllee,
If honored py
the
nomination I
promise to devote a’.l the energy
and i-xperten,-.- that
I poaaeaa to
accomplish that end.
___________ K. W . PJCAI1MAN, Jr.
(Legal Notices)
t wish to aan ou n c e m y carHfhlocy
iGfcmcnUs
KI-W.
Political Advctiscmcnts
Pw'd
IN F I ItF L I T I O M IT . IN .AND KOI*
th e r o r m
or
s u w is i«i.i'i T I T i : OK K I.O H I I I * . IN KII. 1 Nt 'K in .
k o i i k .c l o ^ p r i :
F. E. 'JODKItKY
iinil
KURD
iW N V A , Complainant*.
va
. >
rtlCH, i n f .. a corporate
Inn. .itut I .’ H A U L EH F. F A W g t t T T .
In f'-ndfinl".
o i t n i : i i o r p p i i i .i c a t i o y .
tn |hr nnini* nf thr Hint* nf Fin*
rliln In i l r r f M T M , Inc., <i cnrpnriiilint, and Charles F. K « w « t t l , Pnfm ilnnln:
It npp-arlnu
from
the
sworn
Hill » i i otnplnint hrfPtn fn r* filed
lu ri in H.nt llii- Defendant, ft fecn .liTM. Iiir . I*, ii Itlind- I s111rill rutptirnllMi.
i non-resident o f
th*
Sian- .f Florida, and a r e sld m t o f
the . It) of Pinvldenor, in the S la t*
••i III umI c Ininmt, nful that Ita odd-enp |m Nn, ~u Westminster B lr**t.
Provldem-e. Ilhodr Isl.iml. nnd that
them In nn person In the Slate o f
I Ini iila tln> service o f subpoena up*
mi ivhom would blntl Or*enncr*a.
Inc., nnd thnt the Defendant Charles
F. Fa w we it I* a non-reddent of the
.stole nf Flo rida and a renldent of
the City of Milwaukee, State
of
WlNconnln, nm l»that Ills nddrestr- 1*
Klrwt National Hank Hnlldlnir. Mil*
wntikee, Wisconsin. ,that he la o y
er I lie nge o f tw en ly o n e C l ) yeurs
and thnt there la no person In the
Slate o f Flo rida the aervlre nf Kithpoena npnh whom woo hi hind the
walrt Charles F. F aw sclt. It Is th ere
upon
f t i : n i : r u : n , that yon and each of
>on appear to the
11111 o f Com*
pin Ini nerrlri on or lu-fore Hay 7.
ItiJK. thnt day helm: a Hole Day of
till- Court, the wald Hill being filed
to fnrecloae a certiyln m ortgage up
on property locnlrd
In Seminole
C u n n li. Florida, In default wherai.f decree pro oonfesso will he takin nciiiriNl you and the said cause
proreed ex parte. And it Is
F F IlT IIF .lt O l t n m t F D . That thia
Order of Futillrntioh he published
nitre tt week for Your consecutive■
w »e k a In the Sanford
Herald, a
new.-ipape.r of
itoncral
elrculallnit
puollwhfd In wald County,
W IT N E S S lilt hand and seal o f
wald court at Sanford, this A pril 2.
a . i> i *.•r s
OltOVITZ. ’l*|| A Itl.ES U
llltlTT
nnd n ir« HA It All M llltlTT. P «-
■fpwdnnu,,
NOTMTJ’ O r tlAsTKH'k “ A U L
Nntlce in lipri-h) yltnii that unitor
and by Virtue of n Dpcr,*p ,if_Knr*ir liia u iP
mul
Knlp
n it,rn l
In tlm
abovp Ptillllrd -niinp itn tlto Jlrd
day of Llaich. A. D ISSI. 1. » , gpn-lal Matter In Chancery, on Monday
A Small Deposit
m akes y o u r ice-box a
FRIGIDAIRE
Have the Frigidaifc coolin g unit installed
in your ice-box. Once this is done, there's
no more ice to buy. Foods are kept fresh and
wholesomc/The health o f your family is pro
tected. Lcaro how a small deposit and easy
terms put this equipment in your home.
Eld N. Orange
Orlumio, Flu
STATE AND COUNTY TAX
BOOKS CLOSE MAY FIRST
The extension o f time allow ed by the G ov
ernor fo r the paym ent o f State and County
taxes will expire on A p ril 30th.
T a x Rooks will close M a y First, and real
estate on which the taxes have not been
paid will be advertised and sold fo r taxes
Jno. D. Jinkins,
Tax Collector SemmoieGaun
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L eased W in 1 lnternali«inal N ew s S erv ice
:e F aces 4 5 Y e a r FURTHERRAINS
jnterice A s J u ry ADD PERILS TO
invictsH im A gain FLOODED AREA
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REMOVALA t
WASHINGTON, Apr. 27— (IN S ),
m m , tnrics «*f the
Treasury
, —Itcprcsentntive Martin Modder. ’ for the but two •drcadcs have
- - ,
dr..,,,, d dead today in. the nation*, lcuntil heavily upon his ability in
S ad P a rty E n rou te T c
G overn m en t O b serv ers W arn capital. The g f torn a legi-iator. who frvul legislation.
B en n ett’s
F iilie r a l
The House was shocked by t•»** I
P eople O f N ew M enace A s win ,ia" of the little rate tie thnt
it Banker Found
.min. unnuunecnienl front tli? roetrtnn
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S h o w e rs Sw ell S trea m s In ha* dictated affair* >f the lions
% r£ S 5 & % l’olltlclnim
Jltv Of Misapply-'
Di.itrie ls for years.« xpiri-d wt hunt warning , thnt Modil-ii had died;: It adjourned
N e w S u p p ly O f G a s
Alri-ndv S trick en O h U M , .
iS ~ S * . '* »
M ..M - k ^ Funds Of Semi
, vf
CninmitU'o nom . lie was chairman been particularly ndiv;* « '
lau. Relates Practices
te County B a n k
A c r e s ’O f K i c h b a r m
pmroi’ful , o „ n , i t l . ,
*«■« Mr him. He hat « hard ha
Of Corrupt Deals
L a n d A r e In u n d a ted ;
Ucirt Miron*- wu- nserihe.l
He for ronnini.maon in the Illinois
S ilen t C ro w d * L in e S tr e e ts
the cause Of (hath. .Madden Ind j primary, and he hud put in *UvnA s B e n n e tt’ s H ody I s B o rn e
d health uom work in the la u few week. D ecla res C ou rt F re e s C rim
F r o m S la tlo n T o A r m o r y O n
S h e rid a n J ew e tt, M anager O f S eriou s S itu a tion E x is ts In ipjmreiill.v Item in g"
Inals
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p* r«.,.| Uit.l spirit: Cut ill; the earlier pnrl‘ ' lending the White House l>vht
F lu g -D rn p cd A rm y C a issp n
C e le ry F arm W est O f SnnC itrvvillc, w h e
agaimt the joites-Hcid Mood Re
W h en T h e y C o n fe s s L esser
Jou rn ey F rom C an ada
fo r d Slice o m bs T o D isease
‘OSf ’ &
' u sh Je s T h ru
f City:
in.' >i«r. «.■ .......... ..
W ater R
NEW YORK. Apr. 27— (IN S )—
lief
llill.
.
Jietl shortly before I :-l‘> 1*. M.
C o n tr a c te d Tw o W e e k s A g o
W a s U n e v e n tfu l Is
lie was equally opposed to th*
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army
draped
with
t'MP'AGO, Apr. 27.— (IN S )— , On
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. caisson
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.
‘ 1; 1, Madden wu* serving hi*'
ktfme Mayor Hears;.
ATLANTA. Apr. 27. (INSi
B a lc h e n
S ta te m e n t
...........................
...i.
twelfth cons*cutive term in tlte MeNary llaueeii Farm Relief Bill \ lUinand of the fhiengo Crime, t hc Stars and Stripe*, the body of
* j* t W i t l i A r » n * l Sheridan Jewell, 58 years eld.
ferdin W iin -A p p a nm
mi(ri.r (if
Amcl.jca„ Fruit Forecast of inoru ram thrutighoii., [(i ^ untj ,1U(l j l!;, pt.t.n nominal-, which wns under debate when hr
.............
peril ed 1 .1- another term in the turn •udiIndy ( xpired. Madilcn wds ~ ....... - ...... .................... C U R T IS S F I E L D , N .
tolly No Concern Grower* 1tit*., celery farm west of Georgia-today added' a lies'
Kns- limit judge* he removed from the Grand Centra) depot to the Seven*
rifugees
ohl,
itii'l
wn*
htirn
in
**' *
.
.I Sanford, .IS...I
In ft* at
died nt
at litw
Ids luuno
home Ithere
at to the sections where
of last week.) yea
A p r . 2 7 .— ( I N S ) — T h e G e r
lioiiies and idem irdnoiii primary
!!"ill ' Virjt^ Jl'inoia iai.il. He came to thg United Slats hench, today engaged the alien- ty-First Regiment Armory. There,
, r . , eim rs in
tliC '10:16 ve-terdny morning:. Funeral wert* returning b, then
tm n a -A tln n tic
brought new food warnings from j |L
XrtMcatc**b “ M a d ;|n« »i l » n r .t l 'vent i»» w<»ik in 11 *tiun ’of the ujcccutlvo ipininittcw for one hour, tho people o f Id* m a n-I r i s h
.v ol V tlf.Vrd servdee* will be held front there government, •observer*.
_
*
fly
e
r
a
,
C
a
p
ta
in
H erm a n K o e -t<me ii’uarrj at th? age o f id of the circuit and superior court* home town—inch, women and
L penitentiary at k u l l o r n , t
inmv morning «t 10 ..VleckJ
Hirise
from
yuiith.
poverty
ami
children—filed
slowly
past
•
the
Showers
will
he
general
i'vei
the
1
1
‘
hl,
B
a
ron
G
u
n
th
er V o n H uen■r f«u t n I*(dTCHl l*flKt*f
Jewett was stricken with
These, latter committee* arc ronhi ('••ngrci* had
flug'drapeil hii-r, paying a last c fe ld an d M a jo r J a m e s E .
1
'•“ • "I" l I. >:.*hilvc |iro- ohsctmiy to wealth, affluence
|Lf, ni.u niiee w as prcRt- ciaonie
bronchitis
about
two state today, and a new wave of
p.m-iMc for the appointment and
a la-em r »;ia "
and political piominence Is “ >i
here a t
sad tribute to the memory of the F itz m a u r ic e , la n d ed
Inf till* Sem inole C ou n ty-w eek s ago. Ids friends sniil. lb- high waters is .expected to sweep
-wola',
in
re
tliun
did
the
vn.ran
Chlcn
ivmovid
of criminal court Judges. fainou* navy aviator.
.pic of American opportunity.
1 :1 5 th is a ft e r n o o n in th e
I*1
.
.
.
..
t o.t*.i>«k»il u« i i.......
.......
health
f«»r
th»*
down
the
streams
already
and .Ma .'i,r o f S a n fo r d , had been In poor
! I yuan. For man., y icr- lie huit hem For mum year* lie ha< been rated
The three jurist* are Emanuel
Tl-.c body, eii mu to fre g Queboc, F o rd r e lie f p ia n o in w h ich
1
will'll to n in n y 'past, two years, but bud continued len li> torrential mins and tunny! g
known as **the watchdog of the a-, n mult i millionaire. He wn- pro- j?|jc|. tm „ K.-riw-r ami Stanley
,
hi* work until shortly before lux j to livers Ol ilestruelion. Thou*- L
where
Bennett died on Wednesday th e y h o p p e d o f f f r o m L a k o
farm lands UeUMiry.*’ a cognomen lie earm'U sblrnf of the Westorn Stam1 r m n -. K,urkowski.
Tlte
eommieaion, fnnn pneumonia,,
inoumonJn,. for Washington
xvasnuiKiwo. St. A g n e s . Q u eb ec, a t i .i u !
iurv (if *i\ o f ilis p e e r s death. Ills wife was nl hi* bedside . anils of acres of rich
lorn; before im 1»ecnm • chalrmati
and wns widely interested tliougli it* president^ •Frank J. 1). C.. arrivcd%it
arrive,l%,t
7:30.
o’clock thh
this t h ^ i o r n l n g . ^ # pcrfct.t ,anJ.
7:30<
o'clock
licit' found llilll g u ilt y , He bail no children or relative* |nri. under water and m
* of th>- pnweilul A|<iniipiipt»on.« i,any,
IMII.V■ o,
'
, * ■
thollgll Its .
“ f l u e i i man i* found living in Sanford hut had two i w - ^oon people an- ImmcK.r
* Committee. Several pre-id n)* a*1'1 in I,aiming.
morning.
Burial,
with
high
mil
,
.
.
Hie
threo
judge.<
__ l.oesrh, charge*
itary and navnl honor*. i» to tnkc ing in a drizzling rain. Five min
L«f violuting the state hank- t)iers in Vermont.
'■ j Georgia,
were put on the criminal bench at
n worse m
hr- by no.-applying S2.r,.0im | He came to Sanford nine year* > rendition- are ev
place this afternoon at the Arllng* ute* before it came down it was
,C Alabama and
tigatiun and ttimugh the in ton National Cemetery' "here so Been nppn>nchintr the field from
'
funds.
Three
timeago
to
assume
charge
of
the
M
u
..
I
the
southern
pan
, UsV" (KiilUciun*. against the many of the nation’s heroes have the north, flying low. It panned
Nui*. tern Moiol.i
ItII
. Lc lia.- Iwen found guilty Growers* celery farm, uinl has been .
stricken urea t
f the I’hiciigo liar A —
across the field nt a low altitude,
■ u .. i ha; ires anil the total in that oiganiv.ation ‘ * employment 1ivii-. tokled to th
liren laid to rest.
orteil a tin
day
when
Jack-on
reported
____
continued
rust for some distance,
-"Cialiun.
And while the funeral procession
T t r th, .. me is IA year*, over since. Hi* work with th.
commlci aide
The chargurf list- the three was being Imlteii for New York
'
|
a man Gt» io«jm n y. Id* citizenahip mul In* nmlo that
.......i circled and landed from thc cast,
named judge- a- the .worst of- city** homage, •he
'
.
comluct was iiighly-praised tedav damage!' —
tho three men
mm for
forj
Only
v ..., about one hundred V ^*oni
M*V1'.
,
t.ii the (limit.Ill bench in whom Bennett died— Fittmauiice. were nt the field at
New Good warnings ^haw u-ya
’J "* ' J
j
Ink tkt jufy la-t inght tin Ly « , M. Scott,
,A. thv general aiannL O S
the practice of recent year* of lvoehl and Von ll.icnefeld—were were no police arrangements u» 1
issued by the’ government on Uw
»M tu mimite- to return a 'g f r of tlur organization here.
- i nl.mg oil a niajiii charge n- !vhinmg "Verhead f„r Washington | th^spectntors dnshrd^for^thM.UnU
s(cuHtx i " o ,»ther juries
'jh,- Rev. Iternnnl Root, pastor strength of the continued rams
tMji-. .1 -o long a time, of *W t’ffngie/iitional flm ieii of mid many person* who were -ahli* Mtlo D ealers F la ie H l^ t e JJn l*i\' ilcii* I* S h o w s I lt!il I *i*»t> ,;.iin*t a criminal, accepting a plea in attend the funeral. They hopped - There was a cheer from
C on cern s K n llstcd SupptuT i f guilty on a minor charge, and |
Miry to do- which Mr Jewett was a membei, to ie«urn to their h»mes ye-»n
.iff from lak e St. Agnes. Quebec, small throng ns the flyers climbed
Ew fonisl i
I ires Dl SI ill/- And N«H D 1
day were prepai'ing to l-'ave •bein
Of T ra d e B odies T o D efeat , . "limit.tig jury and trial, hut ol ;
out of the plane. Besides Kofhl.
.wiil
pi
each
tl
"
funeral
*erm"ii
at
nt 7:10 o’clock this morning.
< :m ds O f ! loach 1 o r D callt
Bt* thn • I. on -t
Von Huenefrld nnd Filimnunec,
T h e Bold, i •*:» in L eg isla tio n the -aim. time ••bargaining" with
the home. A .Ma-onic s c vice will again if the water-- roc
Ol L ock liar IOn NVcdnesdfty
The
body
arrived
on
a
b
pedal
l.ji.r Is t'alin
Ol
in
•1„- criminal mit the exchange
line el tl'*' wnl>t ritunloll*
of
-leel
|„.
held
at
the
cem
etery/The
act»|i,-. nerve*
ear. Aboard the irnin wuh the thus, who emerged were Bcrnt
(he dl-lricl existed at Caryvillc.
Apr.
.(IV .-i Tesliniei'v i • it .(V ill'll I -v.-ei punishment tor a plea of widow. Mr-. Ckira Bennett, snd thc Halchrn, famous flyer. Mias Herta
HAYTONA
BKAI'H.
Hu
*quivi rve ••*').' a few time- ive pullheni'i-i- arc H- G- Hiekin
Fla., vvheie 12 feet of water coin
„
Junkers, mechhnic Charles Wentei
elt- (in l.O'l c< iiiuiil t•-'• "t Nat'* i i-’ i uilty.
VU'l; the 'hag. lainl road the son, J. !>. Gove. Hurry Kent. Har- srd thi'ougli tile town. The J'iti/.en- o '
(INS* l*i .•!»•-t
ll i* charged that Judge Eller, dead flyer’s bosom friend, Com- and Charles J. V. Murphy, u ru\ Kll '.vl I'llC- •I !i*tc-.l lb Korin r nnd KJnrkovvnki tiave nul- mandcr Richard E. Byrd- H
, tria!- h.iM ,-i-veii-d in the ry N olo,!-, Edward Randan and wen* i|uartered m a refuge' c m ’ l'
■
>
!
th
•
Elilily
nr.-d today by •
'
nu'i, i i <1,1 verdii'i last ;.|r. Sentl . The honorary |iallbcar.Cl . •' Ii .a .tin •. ,if / . i ii'ion ■ .u .,1 .i t'.tal.of :hil felony indict- xx.*itIt ltynl that Bennrtt achieved! ^Us'ron Von Hucnefeld w*<' J J
|:«iii'nv. art! it
-Isi***«l thav I*.iy *onn II. .ie*. Not«m"h . |Ii-nl- I
4l.UI .1 tl iii.ir He liinuii u * are Same* Smith. Sandy An a week would nlap.-e l»-l"ie '•* '
the past three ^|,j.s greatest fnm? « flight to the striking figure in n red flanne'
-TK* in a di - cm n ul» during
xv'.ioni
are
,
:,
ii
,.
m
I
,,j
\ i-i.ition. anioiii
a,su him and dorsoii. J. «: Ball. Hemv "
Iin
nlli-.
Judge
Eller
wns out *>f , Si rth Pole.
'M<-i;i*lat(ei
I I .1 ..a SO, didn't T. • I ill Ison, .lo-epli K. Ititeinr. (iilild ieturn t" lliei lionies.
, -i cr i hit drtv '• '. .,gams' i|« •. a t 'It afUt
TliPiisand* «f people crowded jacket and c. r.nval vizor cap. ll»a
I ,un todny. The other two jurist*
At f'hipley. Fla., a ri'auec many
well-adventured
monocle
was
th.
I'piler?)
Trade
' i.nglit have hem t'liarle- William*. E I. Mnrkcll.
.
effeht
I
'
l
t
l
c
•da'
it'.-(-»11oil they* bad no apologies to into the Grand Central snd linod
camp bus been . -tubli-hed t' •' pni'iL' ,1 ■luleim ill - •" *i
screwed
to
his
right
eyeHe
w»a
•,
tli.m ilie prln F i.d William- and F. M Ben v
invest make for their records. The state llu* *•111*1 1 h from tbo d^pot to Inr
' mere ihun oOli negro, - niuti l th.i i - f i.ii'llt lull " f t ),• I•!•y'-Ojis i*"iniiii-s.iid^* •!'
tho
first
out
of
tho
plane.
1. , . ; drama.
i
,
nunory.
It
was
a
silent,
reverent
which
mont against the judges
in the
loll I. dxy
fioui their home* l« 'lie i » ' J It. act, " e c u -t-edv ay wu- P»
” Wo made a sad trip
he hail l.cen
throng, and the authorities
Ah'ned by |*riviii"!*v
Stale health ofl'irer* and Bed I'-n-l i espoliSihtc fm the a .cy ^ it ^ Clnrk* ifrlden^ f Mnytfi-r^^ex ;
- the Baron remarkea In German, Jjo
m
la-t llliee.
,
..f
i'll
"t'l.o
peril need no difficulties maintain
lit Ive v ,t pienil
Crus* v orker* me in char,, v-1
(aid in part:
added thut he had no further com :
which resulted m the death of
I |■i eds'leil tin*
•'Thu man who run- may lend ing order
■ I u-iil • b.niJi l "I i emmeri
, ment to make at tho moment.
tl is camp.
W
"t.
1C'.I.I'
Frail*: I.ochhnrt lher>
•nit* the juty
tell,
or,I
Th..
funeral
processions
moved
In.m
the
r.c.iul
why
politicneed
,ll--|i -:i|fl ,1 *ill" III! "I
,\ mrvev "• H"' H'lrnln it'-a
,'W e‘re not even going to stop for
i,.i.ii' trying to
ed them mi tlie bench. I'tiring -|,,Vvly from the depot to the n r luncheon," Ml*. Junkers r o m p e d .
,. t i«■I""*' b V I. •*" 1
(inti itwole by ottim d- at I’ett •* mm tling
..till
I"
■Stateiininl
■
have
I"
I i.i man -eem i
three
monththere
was
only
one
unity On each side o f the nnny ‘•We will’ lako o ff for Washington
^..la until ate that '■ •- Hood i- 'In
min'- e
'I ..'in 1
i.i,,- . ft,el that l.'iiU .ail'
' tile opinion ''!
lii.il amt eapitnl eonvieii.ui for . ,,- m.i, which hnre thc body march, t m an year- M .it' i ibw.- 'i
I,\i K s ii\. 'It- - . A i”
nl.ed ..
ting
"I
.
a, soon ns we can get a • «• "“ ***
His faith i* in lIN M
immlor, and that not of a gun- I nl ritfht tirmod noldicru nnd ciRtu „ly of fuel." Bnlchen said thnt the
I,\, i . i i deep throllg 1 MilEgaii. , :iv li.iv. -truck i idge- *•'
\ li-iTific lorimdo
tt,ini
n
i
inI'eie
h.
i
1
•lu ir legal oh- Mn-ongh
m.in hut of a ib'cloi who Imil per- , ann(.,j
armed snilorn in uniform
They tnp from Canada was "unevent
.-liortlv
a:,,! wu- little chine. I"i the ,<
v*•retTi i ' "b h j' the A '•> ,:,t
wI... II niidiugiit Mn m oiling, w 1
| U ’ • ti •
.
. • iu U
l . meil
an iilii'itnni.
..........
were followed by one full company
r II>opt ion of tl..ill m ivn c te H«
. ( ., w I«>:it It..... Hie no U'b
■ k it..
. ni t
"lim in g the -ame three months
^
S e w n 'y F irs t Regiment. fui."
westward I"VVaid- towards- Vo
I i.tiiivdie 6i Nashville Railroad
il" i» m ll . .e ridi-iit ali a
k f U M 1 .1
. ’ U » l? in i
:rm
junrjirw.
re
m
rtiiiHattend-1
iialii,tlIll
r „ ul,|s. a i-ompniiy of the
nil
lllti
t.urg l i e f : I;> damag
" t \\jggl.er-.iievvH jn i'l 1,1"
LAKE ST. AGNES. Que-. A pr—
*r .,-'
■ ^ I' ll .ll 1ill ’ '' '
** 'Tt,.. I.ci.ni Tlinull:
■ l E th * 4 . • -t1 - i .. # i— l i l j
nr .1tiMt—
ir.ee
waiting
to
•
"•
enleil
I"
try
• • ”Ofty
r‘ " 2 7 IN S)—Tiro triumphal Irau stil
,
Sixteenth
Infantry and- abirnt
tl'-'i
i
::
ik
into Tl-.offend **f dnlt!
" ii.nn- have been , ,1 I" ,| t" flic in mm li I'l’ l•••• ce'nl't .m limn IW
1 tillpanlnii.
li|i|..ote'i , » ( t .i.ii and ui e i 'ml I,, till itil up
K T i . iii.
hL.cli tuUI'll*.' fc i - and gunmen
, , a* utikforiited sailors front the Brook- Atlnntlc journey o f -the Uretoon s
Ill
V
11
on an
(hat |i cv uitli'C in Malili ia-l ) »-:•* ill' 11I- -i;<O' cliiii,,1* in i been niret-etl ami imlutctl, i |vn Navy ..
. |{rfreshing the
expects nnil lino -i' - uni. ofi
1 tr
bi>)
' '
»•*'* ’‘ u' " i be jluniagi'il i"i,d-»'e.l a, -«-n u»
lilt
%
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(
Yard.
Sea
flyers turned to u mis* on
tat ii'ti. B'
IT'*
wl.en
Map
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llu stall- pelll.ul
it
wit*
easier
t«»
waive
gun
^
York
was Grover ness today when they hopped o ff
I'.diii
|
|
t#
.
tin- wulei I'eced*
iirl»*
u pllll H'l'l, Mli|S “ 11
if l.i'iidoii. . --UiMi-Ii ,! a
vva-e
li»U.|
-|
u,
Salvation
Army
le-.nl'iuargiavc
‘''imil*
and
-outre
plea*
<
>
i
guilty
,
wlu.,,.n
‘
,.f
the
mayor’s
n
r
for Washington in tho Ford relief
Telephone si 11 II e
mill' 1' Mini tie Imil |\»- »*V •lit IV0
...t minor offeiiaes of which the,
......... to distinguish....... u,.„|„ has reicived r. new wo rid'- " i-o.i i! ..I 2 i"'i'.r'
Maxi ill a m
u r.i m J't!li*ai
fdanp-to- atlrnil the funeral o f *
ly Inilliperi .1 by lln- -tom , and tt .....
i he 1 P.:in'l'' ' "
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tr.>dv.
In
it
I
.III
.1
1
1
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ill.
-W
U
i t iminuls were Hot guilty, and so I erpllon
...ie. ■ ....... .
r- in the IIIUM SVP- 110 ,0" 4M* to ptamt -u
Ini' i hHHtr.TT' :>n'i -f— i— tn » nn—b—»t
fellow
hero o f the air— Fldyd
solntiim. I* l.ol be o (.1 «-v i 'ii
"
II ml tl". stricken i.tm. which exteials colm Cump.be!. b.tt.-.i-.l ' i
TIT charge- be ,innline* "I Warren and
ttlltl.e a cltvap reeonl for the
Mrs. Uiiinelt and Byrd left Im Bennett
.
. _ ,lft
t,,-lif„-.l
that
th,
Virginm.,
'
'("i'
,
nmt^i,,
hnd the judges.”
p i r, i ti. ,( , ount- of the I'oillitie* where the I'eavie-t dam n'.udv I...... title- south. Higltvvny* BritonV tveonl b.s. 1 ’
mediately for the Uiltinoro Hole
Tho plane got away . * l 7*.,u
I,nil
niiii.del,aintie,
ad
.
i
t
.
I.,
u
i,",i
uud
eonIt
t*
iiflti-vi-tl
I
hic
ih.it
.i
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•hr.': (..hi .1
uilty on— 2«l age vva — |-Vtierleil A tr.iili icioh
where they were to remain until o’clock convoyed by a swift Fair
u-snl^tion
» ,* i * - » ,'!p- h,,w; ; ‘ : ^ ; ‘ .„vcd i,inuti.„. ..f w o „, ..ui ..............*
‘ tie ilinuimg t-mhezzlemen*. lug V irU buig tb» moniing
D
r
.
B
r
i
d
g
e
s
H
o
n
o
r
e
d
r.ideruble difficulty
.1
after the public paid it* respects child a rplano pUoted hy *noth*r
T illougb le.itnnony
kma,.|>iii. n - In yeui'H on ported trees were blown a m — the in getting supplies to the listl'iet. I gin ness of the Stutr. »''?■ - b
f.larent®
llt Urn armory. At 1»:00 o'clock, Trans-Ttlantlc flyer,
Ru
baid«"i,
New
Y.
rb
oublicit
v
in**
ly*
I't'hponMi'lc
for
the
lb
"it
b
jV
*b
P
,y
(
l
u
i
r
c
l
i
M
e
m
b
e
r
s
I Ktcml
iinn for making '.racks all abng the tout, and on
The section armiml I'lnpley
the
doors
o
f
the
armory
were
bar
Chamberlin.
»
ikr r: i ■......,
.utu'Prv i-ton of . gallant .voting driver I rtciTl- •• director, ll ply biongl ' ••'•* 1 1
■ms to, making , lie ocuo-ioo the tillin’- nig n- " » .
Bcrnt Balchcn, still anoth«
red to the public and thu room in
•XIll'.mi
vt 'i’ r E II ............... . till- -tote' latekhiirt, im lu.ling city o ff" nl . .litlor-(il detail.-' " f 'I"'
I'lniM-lf ill flie Jaimtgi d whi n it si i'h K n l*‘ D, n Major
Br l.uthei
Bridgers. who i*
was reserved Trans-Atlantic airman, wwa at tho
which
the
coffin
lay
imteJiin'• conducting re vivid services at 'bo
M '
’ who atrtvnl had repeatedly begged Inin tot ’ • mitt tie's propaganda
i ti ml - i i >" ' f,*i the con- (
attendwl by controlu of the Ford. l U / a s pil
health dl pul tine
that
I r Filst Methodist Chinch this week, for u private service
tvlicf m ike top -|u'cil t f a l - witli'»n' i:t(till r. Ison le-'ified
f i n
and close oted by Baron Von HueneWd,
.1 at n-n
lie " # ' | ( |)(! henv c i damage wu ln l wi i-n tw., day* ago an.I organized
the
aviators
relatives
Fraul,
Hohn.
N.
w
Y
dk
-..c.r.l.et
UfctcU of ui
thi- noon will, lus soloist. Lynn
mgln.
In om Jl|rk|MIII
Vicksburg
m 'In wprk. I’ ndei* hi- »are tire tieailv ballast mb the S lu t* both in f'
Copt. Herman Koehl. pUutofUur
and i cm-, thereby keeping it f t ..... was employe.l
revvrU. *
i It ua- i
Eldridge. was th,' guest of tho friends.
Bremen; Major James E. Flu“ 11'l guilty at , ,.nlll)ll vi«nh- No !«•— >•! tile liud •J.lliiii homeless no li, vviiiiwti ana
uttnehiiig
Ib.nld,
i
Ban,
to,
w
bicli
taking iiirw-inl flightthi
(i MVit I •lay'* ilireetitii.
Iiren reportcil late iln- m, i tiing. ciiildren.
Richard Wnsl.bun, < t"ld. P Z • ■ r Z T J Z ’
iliin,!. ,.
As the 11 am bearing 'him mi; in one of Eli cir ( al <1 -lin buni t * 4 1in s a n e M a n M u r d e r s
follow oil
Conditions m G eorgia, are muu,
)UnL i
lots-a,lor to Lnlj . was paid
..I 1it tit loi.-e o' thu path of thi cyelone
b e lte r today, with rivers i.’.od in ; of the llV"|.tor tnWIlllb l.n* All"
"■■<••• > l : , S K t e C ’i i . i r , A
S l» > u s c l a M ia m i J „ „ w
.h o M S *
} wn hunt,;
;,t ail but two nr »hie> t.oinl- At ell * leaves the city today, fl , d H i hook appeared w»»l«*e
!
iritu itis will 1 dropned
ft."n
W tu,
,
|U« rtccisMil 5*‘ IebOO.
•• f nil i lit 1•*|U’« »
Br.
uridgers
Mi"kc
m
u
church
MIAMI.
Hi
.
Api.
27.llN
St—
th^
,
,
rJJJJ
thvre
were
seven
pern&iiM
’
Band,ridge,
the
Klin'
R
'
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1
••"s
CABMAN TO Sl’ KAIv
pinin' onto the train. UuxiniM- w•>
Mtot imeeting on •’ Repent nnd B« thi
i by .1m l G r n V
wider than any resident cun
)!u Tirivin tcmporaiily insane, it was sons in the F'ord plnne. tu a d
f th« i ,,r..
.
F.,-- result of 14 years dition to those already named
W next i
irst Works.
Members
wiii'ii lie rules. Guilford citizen- intcre-teid
,, |,ei. uinl the lemnrkulde uenc I r a d . ally susponded today and •<
|believed, as .the
hri'ailgcd for
-ev"i.l
the l|,!,hu ir It nimoiineed today tliat a ■confinement in a wheel ehnir. Bert there were two passengers. Char
'' ’ nmii m- f.n iti'V . the work of the ) • 'I- ' • A. o ' ‘ 1 of the usually i|ui«t rivers raging • p ro g ram
■*■ "t th" ca-es. Thei" t|,,. United States will huve an »')•- over lands a mile wide is ultinci- thousand sliriners nil then w <v
i.umpiM-'ii. «•. -A* U'l.'.er
les Enxelt. and a newspaper cor
the unniinl eotventb.i, at Miami.
Pa i k- ing mnny* visitors '« the cityl“
l" for babies
,
Z i X t t l £
" , with
• « the murder of respondent. The great planes lu
.care
''Hk . Ti.i.. ..*,. any of the *pnrtuiuty t" hear Br.
today charged
luis
Fed'
ral
wo*
called
off
'
i*
Rro bringing them to lietLrr enj'*)’ |uB wife who worked at night os supply was believed to ho *wtAlthough railroad service
" ll be ;.ui,ted >,r ' thi^i Cadmau. president of t
fublegnim - roeeivc.l tium t "g U I
^ ®
• (the services. The service tunight a nurse to support him.
^ bra: •
i. i.l leniently Couneil o f the Churches of Chris' lieu, resumed at Valdosta^ l"K,‘
.
ficient for the «00 nnh’s jountey
--------Will be ut N o’clock and Sunday
b*
.hutcil cx-bankoi'. in America, speuk oil it over th* , way traffic is nt a standstill with Inmi are to the effect that eithi-i
Campbell, after firing
three to Washington, however, a* Jh*
Major
Seugrave
or
CeptrTi
(
‘amp
A shyit sharp wind «"'l ' u‘ '' 1morning at II o’culck. There will shots nt his wife us she cu«n« in
r? iht utric
Ini** ircun^ radio Suutluy, May rt* iAt
1*-^
nil roads badly cut by the ram
result o f telegrams
_
bell, or Both urc coming here ncM storm t‘u
th - afternoon
nfU inoon to.
took toll
, jm no service* tomorrow uiglit.
n«icv
lC.-B. Wolfe, secretary of the Som 1
Urn door„oL their home, whoelod lazit n ght a quantity of
_
.
i
wr
(
■
winter
with
tlie
intention
of
*’
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■
t
roofs.
MgnlK.anl»"d
•
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brand July t ailed
|inolu County Y. M. C. A. unnuune,
his chair to a telephone and coll was awaiting the Ford
D t l j s tering the n son l of 207-.V.' miles ,.abj0nul
■A thri-at „f ,u.....
....... ........ ...
.u.ure prosecution
cd _____
tiKluy. .l>r. Cudman's su),je«T «I<1C K K C a r i l b
..... wind»wT>on* through San
im ’ j y j a s s M e d i n a I s
the policeV‘ 1 found ‘ t
*
per hour made by Ray K och, " f ford according '•> uporia >,
i i* „
Ji
rv.. with her. ’ he tz»ld thorn. Field, juat outside of
"tve- ibe l.uuker's heod - m -will •be-*lTlic-Noblest Crusade ol
and another supply * t M l g j j j
Ph'ludolphiu, driving a three nge furnished »».' »>'• ,ri' ^
1
( a i l e d I* OF M » i y
to RCt m divorce nnd when Field, on the outsorts o f « *
jSumimnii g of the s p e c ia lYouth.” His message will be
police
departments
l*w..
aulom
------:
..........
...
^
old
me
this
could
not
mutored
triplex.
)*') which hn.uglit 17 in- broadcast over 1H stations, m,
I un attorney told me this ec
(Continued on Page 6 )
biles were reported dun,aged onA c.tizensliip mass meeting has
jon|, j Bbot her."
h
liim and A. It. chiding New York. Memphis. At
West F'irJfl Street beyond the la'cn called t>y “ special Chamber t
REBELS ARE Ivll.LlvB
■ i aaiinuid m pug,, it)
Hunta and Charlotte.
.
. i mudi iind
r ••
t. other
.«•!**••• tit
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NEW YORK. Apr. 2 7 --U N S ) :
Belan.i
the
nt titi*
Die
•’
lack Kearns 1» f»t from down,
f-t
Street
und
SanL't.Lin t, night,
•lllflll E. J. Trotter, th?
.MEXICOi C ITY.
Apr.I
|corner o f E|) Friday
* hearted over his "K ayo" by Jack — (IN S )—/;' Nineteen
l.ihcrnlvl t ford Avcrtiie’ lvvhen it wa- -truck Secretary, ui ptouiacd today The
I’ llemptey in the rnurts.The former (religious) rebels were, killed i by n flying piece of bil! i«>ard.
meeting will be held at tho city
when a hand of 400 Insurgents! Two rotjfs were reported dam- hall nt K o’clock. Mr. Trottar nntried unsucceisfully to ambiisli a aged
The rbof
of the negro nouncoil thnt speokoia l,ave Imicii
Izouisiana an two other occasion*.
federal column near La* Gunjn-1 theater tn Goldsboro was blown ►
elected und tliat the detn 1» of the
NEW .ORLEANS, l.a.. Apr. 27
.1
cuinst Dempsey bosidos currying lotas, state o f Guunujuu'n. sffld a „ f f and th i. brick coming ‘.,M. VV. program will he announced lutcr.
According to the deputy, tho
^rt-rd’* n w liaselmll leum Orlando seoivil ope :n t” c . l m . •t|u, 0|,j t>n,. to tho higher court*.
di'puteh to the War Office to- front of thif Izuildlng pecupicd^ >y The committee wa- appointed t" _!.(IN S)_The lust member of the “ black terror" operated on tho
oiul,
.thriv
in.
the
fifth
mid
three
»*y th,- Orlando Clot*
That decision favored me "
day. A fter, u fight of several the Bolt AdvertIslPI* Company make plans for the meeting ut the •‘black terrors", who held San An San Hedrick Road out of San An
atu-nioon in the first nioiv in the ninth.. The Colts C<>l
hours tin, rebels were driven «*ff- waa blown Down. Bqmage to the ininthly Chamber of Comnterc( tonio, Texas, under a itign " f tonio. starting their r a ig n o f U rM the Fiaridu State la,ague
W
;
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windows of i the Mgsotiic ■j cmplc iunclicoi, - ofMgnil week* og"terror for two years, i* »n tho ror In ( H I Couples parked along
»*tiliix )
^uc wa# bTiding I can prove
^
«t •
Municipal
Athletic Hathaway pitched for h.nnf«ird apd
wns roportnl und •puttlaBy -tW - J
JACKSONVILLE—
E-tnl.lishL 'iLtiiP, ocured seven runs Clnbrourti foe Orlundn. Thy ne ' j
^ wj|> nQt t,r„iin aln l In l‘J-3hands of officer* here toduy and that road at night o fu n found
fled
by
ChiV^’
of
police
Roy
G.
(il'IuSTS ABE KOllllKD
l*»nfuriC•
O le r y Ted
*-*• i I intend to go
“ ! 5 2 S ! Williams.
will bo iv turned to the Texas City themselves confronted by - « a f « £
.
wTll UkV
■ 1. i • f
.
'
men from the car* and
I
hubdrvt^ uud '2d funs paid of five error* to Orlumlo’s ponr. I I '.menu
ke tl»'«
tlm >ville prison fjirm lake in prospect
Tlio wind! swept u path .ncf»>*s
to (ure indictments.
including
NEW OUK. \j»r. 27 (IN S)
' “ kin-' '"
i -re tHe game, A I).
Cidherth, Barker uml
rc,nd»> K
( und
un, prove
nJoVti ^rtai,,
things
J nen from the cars an
-land
certuin
things
the
city
bctV.
i-t
n
Twentieth
and
KWt
Five armeiK«4nditi "btuined on-1 highway robbery and murder.
t"V>.i«lcjii uf th|. Celery each Hindi- two li-ts for hanfont- thut will make him liable t" heavy
them. Two eacoru who
Twenty-fourth Street* -Innt n.g in trAnee to thc-ienthdi floor apart-!
William Brt-co, gangster, who
"Barker
-mashing
out
n
double
rlirt.t unnounccd today
damages, now that the. contra.’t
, closer to town und passing through ratnt of Mts. Sadie Davis on West hn# a wife and three children Be for the honor o f (heir le«
San Lunto. A iVumber of trees wer® Ninety* E I g b i l ) i n e t - early to ing here, has led Deputy Sheriff companion* were slain by to®,
I « k ,'U" ,,"K l,K' KuU' receipts- Vluu knocked out u three bagg i has Isirn uphold.
v
K0,,,, « crowd as uny- for Orlundo in the second inn ng•‘I'll make things hot for ll txuprooted on French Avenue nnd day, interrupted a jMikrr gam*) Sam Juntos, of T * * " ' “ lo" * rors, he said.
President Wallace was confident a.J. too. FU tell plenty that hi
Many
other
coupk*
escapad
id». ^
'Hvlud'ng the rluh
Park AvenutL^jbetween Twenty
days left to register
and robbed Mrs. I)uyi*, her ^oor chase, the officer said. Deputy tacks but were robbed. Extradition
J®*'1' Ininself.
today Uiut hi- Payers would iron doesn’t wunt anybody to heatv
•
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““
■
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y
-fo
u
rth
Street*
third n
Jantea has previously killed ono
for Join* Primary. Poll
according to th# women nnd fivo men gvestn i f .-nember of the gong, und secured papers for .Brioco’* return Vo f
"
l - Hou-holtlcr gave out the kinks in their fielding and Dempsey has admitted under oathf
tax o f $1 must be paid by and in
$5,000
in
ca-h
and
$0,000
worth
of
batting before many days- th, that he took my share o f the Kir*
Antonio alroady h®v® been stgi
Jo serious damlire dep
May IP at officu of John
n V tHl by t,ltd'jewelry, The robbers then cscatxid confessions front two other*. He by Governor Flmpooa. M d I>*put:
Thc
s’
reel
de
tj.
.* ,#h “ f the season uinl two tcums were tu nuet In Brlan- po fight in 1023-' I’ll make him ac
had trailed Brioco for more than
age wuh
I). Jinkina « t Court House. '<•«___ ra*jno«ing
_____
ist* this after- in a sedan. Dutectives said thcV three year*, tho man
Prof- i,nU'h'.T’* return like ila thia afternoon If the weather count fo r’ that, lie said I owal
part ment
er* may register at office of It.
to James today waa preparing tu w
were
convinced
the
buiuHts
hazl
was
fair,
utul
they
will
clash
u
' . °n»l.
The American
j
thetrees
fallt to him. He cun’t pjova it- I can
when
tin!
traOiTcdlnto
turn hU man to Texas.
C. Dubuae, 112 Purk Avenue.
noon clcu
elude him '
Uru, ‘ mid Bu{tle Chirps gain in Sanford tomorrow uftei- prove plenty by the hooks und ac
"insidv" holp.
d -sidemilks.
en ncroM
iioon for the «hinl
» f thf counts ^ have 'kc’ I'L ’
j .... .
T 1
ferlea.
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SANFORD CITIZEN
DIES YESTERDAY
FROM BRONCHITIS
YORK PAYS
TRIBUTE AT BIER
OF DEAD AIRMEN
Stays Out
We Than Hour
Small Crowd Is
On HandAt Field
RfthY OF \\ ACER FEDERAL P R O B E x r 's
LEAVE1’
FOR
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THE SANFORD HERALD/SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1923
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Men's Pin Check
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22 x <15 Hath Towels O
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Mens Nainsook
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Union Suits The^l
27x27 Hemmed Diapers, doz
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Pants .
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The Mile
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News For
LO O K
Men
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Here’s Shoes A t Prices That W ill Delight
|The Purchaser And Tickle The Pocket
B o o k Foolish.
HI Y SUFIS here and >ave mono;
Panama and Linen Suits
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Genuine Pi oad( loth Shirts j
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56 in. Bleaching the yard
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Dollar Win k Shirts
Men’s Silk Huso
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$1.25 l ies
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Women’s - Pumps
; worth twice this
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White and pink Batiste yd.
WO-I
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Special
‘Id-Inch F'™vy I>miity, Vd.
•Id in. Pajama Checks the yard
52-1licit Soiesette
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Pumps
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dollars. Special
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The Largest Beady To I
Wear Stock Kven In I
$ 1 .9 5
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take It From Us There’s I
No Bigger Values to he
1(1 INCI IKS H A IlO N m 'IC g COTTON CRRPK COWNS
Found .Anywhere Than |
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Here—
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J(> inch Uniform Cloth__vd
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One Back Silk Dresses Vulue
I’o Fight Fifty, Special—
extra
Sheets, Facli
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Women’s
Room Slippers pr.
Felt Bed
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Bayou Striped
Women
Bloomers Spec-!
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Men’s Neck Band Shirts
worth up to three fifty Spec
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Fach
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dollar bill
where— Special
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One IAit Hats worth] One IaiI Hats worth
up to three dol-7 / j up to five dol-(t*i
lars Special
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7 /°., Yards
Figured
voiles worth up to sev
enty-five cents very
Special yd.
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worth
fonts the yard
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Millinery
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to twelve fifty Special—
Pretty Voile Dresses worth t h r e e t 1
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SANFORD
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TH E 3 ANF0 nn
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These Oceah Flights
vahitXbll
Withan other celebration for across-the-Atlantic flyers
in the offing, it is interesting to note this comment ort the
English attitude toward ocean flights in the Bnltimbre Sun.
a paper noted for its common sense. The question of what
the Bremen’s crew: accomplished In their so nearly fatal hop
from Ireland to the coast of Labrador has been raised by
many American newspapers. Here, in the Sun’s opinion, is
the stand the British take:
"In England the newspapers are trying to bring flying
back to earth. Aviators are urged temporarily to. abandon
plans for trans-Atlantic flights and to concentrate on devel
oping better ancUsafer planes. It is pointed out by some
that the Bremen’s flight did not "advance the cause of
scientific aviation.” It is emphasized that the trip got no
whore except to a cold coast o f Labrador. It is said once
BIBLE VERBS FOR TODAY
BUILDING OR DESThOYING
— Every wi«* woman bulldeth her
hotiat: but the foolish plueldeth it
down- with•her hands— Prov. 14:1.
PRAYER—Give u*. O God,
Wproea.wiae fa faith and fortitude
id purity and patitnev.
trial* ate ended but
memory linger* on—and wit
about 45 years.
Orlando went wild over Mr*.
Owen, and Orlando 1* getting
pretty close to Joe Sear1* hnma
town.
Sanford’* citizens will hare to
« tart paying thtiir way into the
mgviqp again now that the big free
*how at the court house has ended.
i'lil i n----------- a------------Today the Celery Feds play in
Orldndo, •Tint tomorrow they’ll be
back In Sanfora to appear before a
big Saturday afternoon crowd.
The South yesterday paid fit
ting tribute to the memory of her
dead soldier* in hundred* o f ceme
teries in more than half a dozen
state*.
Seminole County’* hont of politi
cal'ts'pinint* will descend on Altamonte Bpringa Monday night for
t|ia 'third meeting of this primary
season.
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Forest
Sanford
Realty 'C o
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im« iw
Freight on the Filler and Ton
(iet the Same Amount of
11iimi11hu
Flant Food.
ATLANTIC gAND GULF
MONEY , TO LOAN
FERTILIZER
COMPANY
•jiacksartvidcfftoridd —
On improved City property at 7 per cent. 3 to five year
straight loans on residences. 3 to 30 year loans on good
Sanford, Florid
R. W , Deane, Local Agent
business property.
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SANFORD BOND AN D MORTGAGE CO,
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Solicit your orders for prompt shipment from Jacksonville
112 E. Second St.
We
A re
Every
Positively Going
Pair
Of
Shoes
B IG
To
Sel
Remaining
refunded owing to the exceptionally low
Bedroom
All Kinds of Junk
Bags, Mctuis-Bubbcr & bot
tles
Higfiest Cash
Prices Paid
WE
SELL
Ijottles — Pints — Half
Pints —Jugs — Beer Bottles
and Bugs.
A l*u Special Sale on Used1Tires
Sanford Metal
and Rubber Co.
215 Sanford Are.
Phone 645
Ladies
Slippers
Bargains
’s
Shoes
^tnd
A table of ladies’ shoes ii
sorted leathers with high an
heels .Absolutely $10 values
intf out
ExtraLadies Bargains
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Many pairs of
ladies slippers in'eluding arch support models and
our
Walk-over
line. These were
$6 t o * K shm ‘s - A
sweep at
OKEBCllOBEF. NEWS
hn* placed his entire chance* of
NUcet'** upoll tii* all inks on Until a
wny and that ha* failed. There’*
nothing left for him to do, hut
watch In* effort* fail. Carson will
push Carlton for third place lie
may even displace Carlton and
push Cntt* for second place. That's
the way it look* today, and that'*
about tin- way it will he on election
day.
Them
These low prices are for cash only and not
t——'
Here's the gubernatorial sltiui*
tion today. Hathaway lead* with
Cults second, except Hathaway ha*
gained the Inst lf» day* and Calls
has lost more ground than any
candidate in the rare Hi* losses
may be attributed to Jim Carson,
the American I/rgion, the Ku Khix
KIan and the falling away from
him of thousand* of church (s-cple.
Hathaway
is gaining
because
peoply are beginning to believe that
Carlton and Catts' attacks on him
are unfounded and arc merely
raudslinging,
Carson is fast closing up i.'i
Carlton for third place. While Car*
aon haa been putting Calls on the
■lide, Hathawuy is getting in soma
good lick* at Carltoq, and it* tel
ling. Catts will undoubtedly come
back at Caraon late in the cam
paign for the purpuae of discredit
ing him—and we can imagine that
he will try to link Carson u|f with
the Havana face track people.
Catts is desperate and he will
likely undertake any sort o f meth
od lo destroy Jim Carson. It won’t
work.
Carlton must find sointhing else
besldea attacking Hathaway to
catch the voters with, lie is now In
a poor way to do that, because he
SALE
Move
THE W A Y IT LOOKS
“ I hereby Invite you to join me
is Gainesville and in Tallahassee,
in another impaction of the record*
with the understanding that we
will publish-jointly the results of
vur findings as revealed by the
recordgjm the several items which
are tha^MbJ<$Wf eo»tr#v*r*V."—
Carlton, invitation to HaUtaway.
Carlton - la willing to prova his
statements by Hathaway’s own
records. What could he fairer?—
Ocala Star. Accept Dr. Hathaway’s
word for tt without going to tha
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Please Move Over
of thing* from being u*rd »gnin*l
him.
ou'rnal
ter GYbpS and Save Freight
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modern tradition of careful open-mindedness. How differ
ent from the outcry which once met every new advance in
science an(F£ach new mcchnnical exploit; assuring us that
it would be An affront to Heaven; that like Babel's tower it
exempted the fatal arrogance of man; that it was a danger
to life’s bcailty and the labors of forefathers,
’The English critics are concerned with none of these
matters. Their interest is simply in the limitations of pres
ent-day planes, not in mnn's nature; in the future of flying
on this globe, not in another world. The British papers are
not eager to prevent ocean flights but to insure them. And
they take the quite sensible view that so far trnns-Atlnntic
aviation has proved only that more study and building are
needed rather than ‘ more adventures and combats with
chance.
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"Often common sense is a laggard, hanging chains about
progress; sometimes it has a way of appearing out of plucT.
But in this instance it is on the side of progress and speed.1
Its own entrance marks the world’s progress since the in
vention of the steamboat and steam train. Not only are Hit
elation and hurrahs and "new opening Vistas” which ac
company a great feat greater than ever. Even the cautious
reaction and the wise warnings which follow them are bet
ter.”
It really seems these Britishers live up to their reputa
tion for keeping their heads. The ocean flights have been
wonderful. They have stirred the world to a new contempla
tion of aviation. But beyond that what? The planes of this
Spring seem not one whit better than the ship in which 1
Lindbergh flew from New York to Paris. They'll need im
proving before aviation advances just as (lie automobile
needed improving to make it the absolute necessity that it is
today.
me menaces ut automobile traffic lo the lives and limits
of motorists and ix*destrl|mfl are forever being made Ihe
' An Iowa carpenter ha* four sets
of twins. Just trying to build a subjects of pronouncements''by police chiefs, safety councils
little family—Jacksonville Jour and like officers and organizations. One recommends this
nal. There’s going to be quite an
and another that. In the big cities, the problem is keeping
upkeep on hi* building.
the traffic moving, and more motorists are called down for
The crew of the Bremen will going too slow than too fast. In some small towns, and a
h#v$, the sad duty of paying hom
age at the funeral of Floyd Ben few of them are in Florida, ridiculous ordinances are passed
nett, who gave up hi* life flying to and sensible motorists are made-to pay for violations of silly
their relief.
traffic codes.
There are however a few more or less universal rules of
There are only two day* left lo
register—Saturday and Monday. the road which have gown up with the automobile from its
If you want to vote in this pri
mary, avoid the rush and put your infancy. One of these is the usually unwritten tan LbjiL a
name In tha book tomorrow
motorist wishing to pass a car ahead of him should blow his
horn and that the driver ahead should pull over to the right
One o f the new political organs
which have found their way to our and let the man behind pass. Of course there are plenty of
exchange table is ” T N T—The violators. Some will not blow their horns lo warn the
Naked Truth," published in Miami
hy a Catts' following and irtrangc- man ahead they wish to pass, and some of the men ahead
iy enough we dun'L b eliev e* word
pull uvtTrunti'RlVe i!ie car liehiiuL room to get byT
Chief Sweat, of Jacksonville, has this to say about the law as
One Sanford business man *ay* he sees it:
Home of hi* customer* the other
’’All drivers must blow their horns when approaching
night became confused on account
another
car from the rear if they wish to pass tin* car in
of the aarknrs* of the streets and
Anally ended up in I^ke Mary. front, and all drivers must pull to the right when a horn is
OttOer up “ tette,” there’* * full
Hounded from the rear, regardless of the speed their automo
moon on the way.
biles are making. They may be traveling 45 miles an hour,
■The**tatue of (Imitation* is „
good defense for a banker. It bam but the ear in the rear may be carrying a doctor on an emer
anything he may have done two gency call, it may be a road patrolman or some otlc-r emcryear* or more before the finding
of an indictment. That keep* * lot ency mny-exist. Always pull to the right.”
Charged by Carson with receiv
er $11,000 in 1024 from H man
rho owns u gambling club in
‘aim Beach, Catta says it* was
only a loan." Thqre-hre not many
ther BalHiat preachers '-whose
redlt
tha Re re rend
!*ttai»ap«nJMA by jbi •portUqp«|r-
f
The place to build your home
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FRIDAY, APRIL 27,
Buy A & G Brands— Get Bet
Arbor
h—H m a m and W
ids in men’s high
s, mostly oxfords
ill cS'10 values.
Ladies Sport Shoes
LADIES
SLIPPERS
100 pair of ladies pat
ent leathers, blonde,
satin, blacks and lan
kid slippers," straps,
pumps and ties. Val
ues $7. $H and 510.
Cleaning out for
Sport oxfords in
many
colors
and combination.-.
Leather
soles.
56.50 and $7.50
values.
Dr. Reed's Shoes
Men's Oxfords
An
assortment
of
men’s oxfords former
ly sold at $8 a pair, but
now only
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Children’s Shoes
Dr. Reed’s cushion
sole shoes in both hitfE
and oxfords. $12 val
ues. \
Work Shoes
Ladies’ Combination Last
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10 Pair BedrooitiV;
Indies’ Walk-over and Smith
Smart shoes In fine grade black
Men’s work shoes at a ridiculously
Slippers Free
kid and combination lasts includ
All our children’s shoes are greatly low price of
'
ing 3 A. Arch supports in all sizes 16 pair of bedroom slippers will be
• reduced in price. Come in und look
and widths. 510. values.
given away to the first ten custom
them over. '
ers buying shoes Saturday. Come
2
bright and early if you want your
-s '*
V
$2.85
$4.85’
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THE BANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. APRIL 27, 1628
MAN RUNS AMUCK
Mrs. George Witiuer
Entertains A t Home
9, FR ED , 8. D A IG E R , Society Editor Rorideoce T e l 37.
Mrs. Ralph W ight Is IMrs.,Newman Honors
Hostess A t Luncheon1 Evening Bridge Club
THURSDAY
Mtimr °f th* Missionary
,nt) women members of
t Church Thursday at 3
the church.
Ul Day services will ho
j- o'clock at the Con*
- Fourth and Park Avowill he presented by
“ v Howard Chapter U.
r .-F R ID A Y
’:
L a V. Howard Chapter U. D.
Mpfri nt 3:30 “ '‘■I00*1 nt t*10
L<i Unt James-G. Sharon on
U StreetCs»nford Rehekah lodge will
B leeular meeting nt 7:30
L J the Odd Fellows Hall
gasket.
mondai
Labership committee o f the
E k Club is asked to meet
(o'clock, nt l i t Woman’s Club
ltd Avenue.
clsss of the Women's
IUf Holy Cross Episcopal
will met nt 3:30 )’clocck at
ifniib lipustf. '
L post American Legion
Ifare Bt 3:00 o’clock, at the
f • TUESDAY
Ibnt-Teachers Association o f
fasinolc High ' School will
Lst 3;|5 o'clock nt tho High
Jy Emily Bailey will give
gSate piano recital ut 8:15
hlit the studio o f Mrs. Fanillniibridge Munson on Myrtle
Bsierx Glass of the First
bftzriau Sunday Sclwol will
Lfirn’c at the home of MrsL f. Williams on Crystal Luke,
fc rill have from the Preshy(riio Church at 5:00 o’clock,
inn] of Managers o f the
IzinsCluh will meet at 10;0fl
Sack at the club house’.
,liy Pay Program at the South
Hr Primary School ut 0:00
WEDNESDAY
,&wrsl buisness meeting of
HWoman's Club at 3:00 o'clock.
lurch Class Enjoys
Afternoon Meeting
l-Vdinughters of Wesley Class
■ ft* Methodist Church held a
bit intfresting meeting Tuesday
Blthcon nt the handsome home
■Min R. II. llcrg in Marvanin
I*tk rooms of this lovely home
Na-ablunm with quantities of
l«ri colored Sjiring flowers nnd
lint trratigol with artistic ef[kt in baskets nnd bowls.
I In K. II. i.ancy, president of
|m tilts presided over the hus[*!i Kuion when routine busHm vis carried out. Splendid
iWWIs from all committess wore
Hnti *nd one of spccinl interest
«a Uat from the Socinl Service
Atainiltce, which reported thnt
18visits had been mnde, 30 trays
to the sick, and 33 bouquets
i flowers sent. The dnss also
yW
t7n-to
L.Lgive
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•$5.0U on
- Sundny
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■Wur|lhanaj;c After nH bus:iiEsS
transacted, Mrs. S. E.
fw j in a most pleasing manner
IW the devotional exercises und
Ptrsenu-d Dr. Luther Bridges,
*» rave an inspirational talk
[IsJ of iplendid thaughts for ser!***' Hr. W. P. Buhrmnn, pastor
Jf th« churvh also made a very
;&• Ulk.
At the conclusion of the proA™®! • social hour was enjoyed,
»t thii time Miss Margaret
sav< 11 t-'roup o£ most de?®tfnl readmes. Th« March nnd
O f much interest nnd pleasure
was the bridge luncheon given
Wednesday morning by
MrsRalph Wight, when she was host
ess for th- Sisters Bridge Club
at her home in Rose Court.
Pink roses and other scnrcnahle
cut flowers were lavishly used n
decorating the rooms where the
tables had been plnccd for play.
The morning hours were quick
ly spent with games of progress
ive auction bridge nnd when scores
had been collected it was found
thnt highcat score had been made
by Mrs. Oldham who was given
a dainty work basket.
When the bridge accessories had
been removed nnd tables laid with
embroidered covers, the hostess
served n tasty three course lunch
eon- Covers were laid for Mrs.
M. S. Wiggins, Mrs.Braxton L.
Perkins, Mrs. Iji Vcfne Hurt,
Mrs; Percy A, Mero, Mrs. Floyd
Palmer, Mrs A. W. Epps, Mrs.
Oldham nnd Mrs. Elton Moughtgn.
Quantities of exquisite pink
Radiance roses and gladioli lent
their beauty nnd fragance in dec
orating the lovely home of Mr<
Robert A- Newman, Thursday eve
ning when she entertained the
members of the Evening Bridge
Club. The color scheme of pink,
3vhlte nnd green was effectively
carried out in every dctntl.
The evening hours were quickly
spout with games qf, progressive
auction bridge and when scores
had- been collected it was found
that Mrs. Samuel Puleston had
scored the most honors nnd points
and was given n porch floor
lamp. The men’s top score prize,
silk-socks nnd tic to match went
to F- E. Roumillnt.
At n late hour the bridge tables
wore cleared and spread with em
broidered covers nnd refreshments
consisting of deviled crabs, Wnldorf Salad in apple baskets, pick
les, snltincs, potato chips, nnd
hot chocolate were serve.', by the
hostess.
Enjoying the cordial hospitali
ty o f Mrs. Newman were lh\ nnd
Mrs. George D. Bishop Mrs. Samuel Puleston, Mr- nnd
David L, Thrasher, Mr, nnd
Has Luncheon Party Mrs.
Mrs- F. E. Roumillat, Mr. nmi
Mrs. Ernest lloushnlder, Mrs.
Of the many socinl affairs of J.. E. Brousc, Mrs. Harry It
the week, one o f especial henuty Lewis, Mrs. Charles E. Henry
nnd enjoyment was the luncheon and It A. Newman.
and bridge party given Wed
nesday by Mrs. George D- Ilishop
nt her attractive home on Mag- School Association
nnlin Avenue. The guests were the Meets On Wednesday
members of the Fortnightly Dup
licate Bridge Club.
Tile East Side Primary School
Pink nnd lavender was tho color Parent Teachers Association belli
note ncrentunted for this ocension its regular meeting Wednesday
ami was most effectively carried afternoon at the school, with the
out with an abundance of Glodi- president Mrs. William A. l o f t
oll, lump dragons uml ngernlum. ier presiding. Routine business was
Tho daintily appointed luncheon carried out .after which reports
tables were spread with hand made from the standing committees
covers nnd graced with crystal wero rend. Mrs W. II. Stewart,
baskets filled with pink verbena fiuiuire chairman rojxnlcd that
und corn flowers At one o'clock S13 bud been Cleared from the
it tempting three course lunehoou
was served.
Gnmes of Duplicate
Bridge
caused the afternoon hours to
pass all too soon. The bridge pen
cils nnd scon* pads wore done in
pink nnd lavender nnd when
scores had been added the prizes
for id ghost scores, glazed chintz
card table covers, were awarded
Mrs. Hnrrv II. Lewis nnd Mrs
I; ***‘ delightful In every way
1
luncheon and bridge par.
Wednesday when Mrs,
tiJa i WhQncr j r ^ entcrH'i* memlM-rs of the young
Bridge Luncheon Club
2, I
<»n .Summerlin Ave*
T y o rt Mellon.
a cozy home was a veritable
Wlln quontities of snap
j.
. asters,
carnations,
Ksm
1 un'*
loli com*
J*ru. fhtrn ?lhery ’,priK“ ° f
«,r^ h’ " n was served at
one
tin,
f Liblcs were dainty
*Wcrne,nt*PBointn,entjl und <Jec’
cirti l l
8i«ni °
L
‘ Wt'r*’ m*«‘lt«l with
with the decor.
5 . pra!f»'cssive bridge
ItLn seaye* (|urin2 Abe afternoon
®fth hld kt th* co« clu*l«>n o f the
Iktk of bn f
r,r“ t prii». n
Hr*, l u j « cnfds’ wa» awarded
iWld th. ^
For having
iV Well. J"cly cank Mr*- James
Revived a box of Cotv’s
Suprise Party Given
Mr. And Mrs. Chistian
A very unexpected yet most de
lightful surprise party wns given
Mi. nnd Mrs A. Christian, Wed
nesday at the home of the latter's
s:ster Mrs. E. Vidal at Lake Mon
roe. Mr- und Mrs, Christian wero
married nt Chicago, III., In the
year 1878 and have spent , their
winters in Florida since HU7. This
date marked their fiftieth or
golden wedding anniversary.
The Merry Matrons Club i^rved
a six course d'nner, the’ table de
corations being curried out in goldMrs. E. Kaesermnn baked a mam
moth golden wedding cake, which
graced tile center of the table .The
matrons spent a very pleasant
afternoon. Sirs, Christian sung u
number of J sains, nnd nt four
o'clock u lunch was served after
which all the guests expressed
their wishes t o t h e honor gucHts on
the Golden Wedding Day.
Those nllending wrow , Mr. und
Mrs. ftareiifl, Mi- und Mrs. Alfred
Holly, Mr. anil Mrs. Fred Holly,
Mr and Mrs. John Holly, Mr and
Mrs. J. J. Gut, Mi and Ml*. M. 110
and daughter. Sir. and Mrs
K.
Kaesermnn, Mr. and Mrs. It. Los
ring und sons, Mr. uml Mrs. A.
The member* o f the Every
Week Bridge Club were most de
lightfully entertained Thursday
afternoon ns the guests of Mrs.
George S. Wltmer at her cozy
home in Loch Arlior.
A variety o f Spring flowers
combined with ferns were used
most effectively in decorating the
rooms where Mho guests assemb
led for the games.
When scores had been compared
after the usunl number of pro
gressions hail been played, it was
found thnt Mrs. W . J. Thigpen
had Scored highest among mo
club members nftd was awarded n
double deck of bridge cards. Mrs.
Frank J. Gonzalez made top score
among the guests, receiving a
crystal lemon squeezer and meas
uring cup.
;
Dainty refreshments were serv
ed nt the conclusion o f the games
by the hostess.
Enjoying1 this nffnir were Mrs.
Frank J. Gonzalez, Mrs. Fred T..
Williams, Mrs. J. C-. Gibbs, Mrs
Dr. add Mrs J. Oltn Lnney nnd
daughter Miati Gene Martin Lnney
left Wednesday n'fcht for Wetumpka, Ala., where they were called by
the death of Mrs. Lnney's father
W- T. Martin, who passed away
Wednesday evening nt his home.
Liudbcrg, Mr. amt Mrs. W. S. I’ ricc
Mrs. L. Stnnthoff, Mr, nnd Mrs.
H Witte, Mr. und Mrs. FAVolfcr,
Mrs. E. l„ike, Mrs. E. Vidnl nnd
Mr- nnd Mrs. A.Christinn.
work hnmlkerchiof us mimento of
Mrs. Anna Hartdc.rer.. who ha*
been spending several woeks here
ns th? guest of her daughter Mrs.
George W- Knight nt her home in
Ran l.nnta, left Friday afternoon
for her home in Newark, N. J.
HWf
c h iM m With rnt
axe, Tobias Sent! went fropj his
much home to » nearby swamp
and blew hljmsolf up with 23 sticks
o f dynamite.
Personals
u i t i . .Ji
Mrs. Wldemnn Caldwell nnd son
Ervin o f Jacksonville nrrived here
Thursday evening for n short' visit
ns the geests of M.. and Mrs. D. A
Caldwell.
Mrs. Sadye llaumcl and Mrs.
Hazel Coleman accompanied byMrs. Baumcl’s “ father, A ifielmehnvitz of Brunswick, Go., leave
Stndny for Miami where they will
attend the Shrincrs Convention.
Great Lovers
* *
o f H istory
Abelard on«J Hcloise . Anthony 1and Cteopatr*
Lady Hamilton nnsTNelsptt *
Romeo and
• .1
All these M e into, IqslfniHranee when mkysecs the greatwt love story o fl-'s if' time,
screened for the cinema by that
fjne director. D. , W. Griffith
whose “ Drums of l-ove,’’ with
hOntiful .Mapr PhHbin in the
Jlhffld nnd R u t t e r , V
K°» Kno*: }&}
!£3$S i*W
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id** . U«’ ' .
ilw c e h I h e n ,:; w
»«*•
» ir « «
i
to m -
They'
oT the people that coasuwc
r• r w *•* '
•
1
them.
We are so.proud of Abe ga«4
quality of o»r bread, that.\v,e
90 raemJieris of
eju of AmerielL • seprln^^llie
people in 90 sections of Ute
Ualled tjtaies, ^
the taste of our bread spoiled
by having
It,
i 'i i n ,
poor butter.
Y V HEN
Marion
.< ■o
“GifNltc”
Davies re«
membered H was lenp year, all
bets wero off in Ihe Rrent heartthrob handicap. You’ll laugh
your head off a( tho. way she
gets her man.
spread . *1**
l\ ' - w i / ' r i b "
(HEI1T1U
Get In On The Gifts
Ten— $3.00 ones
Therefore, we w g * overyboijp
One $10.00 One
liking oar ’qUiillly
May Be You’ll Be Lucky ( t b e r e a r q
like U)
rtoccth
to
tn^M
*** thota
y. - - .!*
--»a£
s e r v is * -'H W E -c S O W
Qunlliy UutUr.
Yap we. we arc not selfUA«;.
Good Rutter men will apjire©*
,
‘
i 'v.' :.,o.M u;. f xsnwji: .
late, we arewu'ev Htta’ i U l i
boost that- wq<jir»
(heir product, Ijjul we hopeat
the some time that all of thf®
will be as conHclen>im» and
MRS. VAUGHAN IS HOSTESS
TIES
We have a new assortment o f
spring neck wear. Four-in-hand
and Bow ties, all silk crepe, in
plain colors or small printed pat
terns.
.75 to $2.00
the grucious hostess Thursday «Ttemoon when she entertained the
members of the Idlers Bridge Club
most pleasantly at her home on
Park Avenue.
A colorful nsortment of Spring
flower,s with the predominating
colors of pink und lavender, was
used in decorating the rooms
where the gnmes were pluyed.
Of exceptional interest were
the bridge games und when the
fifth progresison had been conclmlcd'IT was
Hcoro’ prize, n dock of bridge cards,
bad l*ccn won by Mr*. Howard
Long.
Iaite in the afternoon Mrs.
Vaughan served her guests with
delicious Bavarian
cream and
sponge cake as refreshments.
The players included Mr*. How
ard Jjong, Mrs. John Bender, Mrs.
John Meisch, Mrs. Horry lleeren,
Mrs. Endor Curlett, Mrs. .Osborne
Herndon, Mrs. George Davis Hurt,
and Mrs. E. D. Ball.
Church Society Gives
Evening Bridge Party
[nrs, Whitner Gives
Party At Her Home
esses Mrs. P. Weinberg, Mrs. M.
J- Lodge, Mrs. Hubert E. Herndon
and Mrs. It. C- Crook' served re
freshments of brick ice crcnm and
individual cakes.
"Following the social hour, the
members Visited ltouth’s bakery
nt the invitation of Walter Routh.
After n very interesting tour o f
inspection during which Mr- Routh
explained the making nnd shipping
of breed, refreshments of egg
sandwiches and lemonndc were
served by Mr. Routh.
is e o u V E u r o
»
1*
The subscription bridge party
given Wednesday evening by the
Itosa'ry Society
o f All Souls
Church at the Parish Hall on Oak
Avenue, proved u most decided
success.
An abundance o f Spring flowers
including lot France roses were
arranged about the rooms by Mrs.
Frank Meisch and her comtnttiee.
Tho tables were In charge of Mr*.
F. E. Iloumillatt who also col
lected scores and awarded prizes.
When the usual number of progrcslsonn had been played, tho
pvi*<e for highest score a linen
dresser scarf went to Mrs. Peter
Paul, while Andrew B. Mahoney,
who scored tl\e most points among
tho -men, received a silk scarf.
Miss EUcn J!oy was given a vani
ty powder puff for consolation
prise, .and Paul Pezold won the
low score prize, It being a pair of
silk socks. ‘
Refreshments of chicken ..salad
sandwiches, surprise salad and
coffee were served by Mr*. Frank
Peters assisted by Mrs. Noon* and
Mrs. A. E. Mallem.
• .
as
earnest
about
s e r v in g
grocers with Quality - Rutter
as wd ’ arc’ In
with Quality Bread*.*4.:* $
And nre. we npt.
practical
thought
in ypur
* V?1MUV; w n
l5f
,
m inti ro b r olw «> 1 i^ S U re T tt»'
*••• ;• •i
sprxnfwt
use Rood butter
For That Agreeable Sense of Social Ease
Fashion Park’s
And arc wo not
C o o l Summer Suits
FOR the warmer days
2 piece
of May and the hotter Tropical Worsted
days
to
follow, you’ll
find in our complete as
sortments
just
the
clothes you need to
achieve the effect of be-|
ing perfectly groomed
yet entirely comfort
able.
Fashion Park and other
well known makes o f
clothes for men are here
for your approval.
Tropicals
$ 30.00
These are distinguished
looking suits in the two
piece style, exceedingly
smart yet thoroughly
comfortable because of
their light construction
and porous weave.
Light-Wools
Light-Wools
2 pair Pants
These are very attract
ive suits with two pair
of pants.
$ 25.00
$ 27.50
Colors are of the popu
lar grays, tans and
blues. *
SOCKS
Men’s silk and lisle socks. Fancy
sport stripes and plain colors.
Phoenix and other makes. Per
Pair.
.65c to $1.00
(air thins hy -lhe gracara. WM
**-'*,• "■ *'■'^1
fire aJwaj'H so loyal io M AR
the distribution of ,our- Qual-
lly Rretul?
.............. .id, v—
iWc believe that every grocer,
cdRuiotcnUy . ncUiivg.-.
HREAD and GOOD RUlTfKU
Ls well on KIh
'VQMWiSfe
(ablUblng o GoV rflWwfcJf
in bin cofniRu n it y ^ j f . ; $ 0 };
Able
business ranri,* al
ip o k ir tjr -ir tw n b ^ ^ i^
eslu of Ihe public; -Tt
.-aOZSaL
II. *
STR AW HATS W e have a nice assortment of
straw hats for men. Soft styles
and Sennets. Leghorns and milr
ans.
$4.00 to $7.00
"'M*SiCt
**»» « fnfUi f
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends for their assistance during
the illness of W. S. Robbins, for
their beautiful floral offerings
and for their kindness to us In
our sorrow.
Mrs. W. S. Robbins.
Mrs- A. U. Webb.
WfciDuK xfl
�THE SANFORD HERALD. SANfOKI), FLORIDA. FRIDAY, APRIL 27. 1928
GERMAN TRADES!
PRESFNT SLIGHT;
INCREASE IN -1927!
ATA RRH
ffflTOftXdEtf)
II A I.I 'II
W.
I.OKStNf
Nation's Commerce Depart’
ment Indicates Thai Indus
try Of Central Power Has
Shown Little Progression
Fresh Bread and Parker House Rolls
Buns- rFinger-Rolls— Pies— Cakes
General line of Pastries—
Made Fresh Daily,
BF.ni.IN. April 20. Despite the
fuel that Mithfactoty butlnfas con*
dition* prevailed tn Germany dur
ing 1927, tt.r Iminnee sheet* of th?
indURtry or that country, Juki
1 available, the dividend _ level*
apparently are n Mttlo L'ipher than
during the preceding year, accordinj? to report* to the Coni merer De
partment at Washington by Com
mercial Attache KnFyettc W. Allport at Berlin.
“ In numerou* inutnnees the rela
tively high activity of the >* nr
was not affected In a curl expending
at Berlin.
Allport
increase in net profit
said.
....Thla dividend aitdntlon wan con
sidered more tinuaual in view of
the fact that during 1920 the firm
six montha were marked by severe
business depression, according to
Allport.
“The Increase in overhead costs
U an outstanding fchUite'nf many
of the industrial balance sheet*,"
Allport continued. "Wages have
risen more rapidly than prices.
The activity of 1927 Is referred t<T
as a ‘quanity boom*—suggestive of
the ‘ prosperity without profits’ that
hai been said to have chamclcrir.' d
,
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
.20
FOR
VALUE
$ 1 .0 0
Fresh yard eggs, per doz,
Beans, 2 lb s ,....... ........................
Choice of hunch of vegetables
F. L. Nixon, Prop, j
4
Corner iith.St. And Sanford iAvo.. .
New Potatoes, 10 lbs
Fancy Tomatoes, lb,
Gatchels Grocery
Bunch of Celery
W e Deliver
Phone 110
Corner Sanford and Celery Avenues
Saturday Specials
T w o -F is t e d j o b s
i
L ic k e d . W it h o n e f i n g e r
-/i
-•r*
T he jobs th a t used to strain th e
m uscles and braw n o f m en are done
m o re quickly and safely now by e lec
tricity.
By the press of th e b u tto n a trem erv
dous force In stan tly/leaps Into action,
p erfo rm in g an In c o m p a ra b le service
Day and night this service is on the
job, w aiting b eh in d th e b u tto n to
sorvo you. No job is too g re a t o r too
sm all.
Use
The Above Combination For $1.00
Electricity, your cheapest ie r y .n l
F L O R ID A
P O W E R 8c L IG H T
COMPANY
‘
'
—
K el log’s Corn Flakes 3 for
■*
t
.....
Whole Grain Rice 4 lbs,
Monarch Catsup large bottle
6 lbs; ^
Peanut Butter,
10 <>z. jar,
*:
California Peaches 2*4 lb. can
Value Tomatoes No.
1 can-5 cans
Brookfield Butter 1 lb.
Corn No.
>
.2 5
.47
.22
.19
25
.24
.22
.33
.55
.13
.13
.27
*• ^
Maxwell House Coffee 1 lb.
Grits and Meal
*- *■- - - --
Any article separately at regular price
2 can
Peas No. 2 can
Good Apples 3 lbs,
We carry a complete line of Ires li fruits
and vegetables.
Cor. Second SI. and Sanford Ave
Through (he turnstile von pass with your basket before shelves of wonderful foods
gathered from all over the world for your convenience and priced for your benefit.
Large assortment of fruits and vegetables.
BEST FOODS
Mayonnaise
BEST FOODS
Relish
i
Cigarettes
117 Magnolia -- Quality Meats A t Lowest Prices
Chesterfields
Camels
Lucky Strik es
Carton
Home Dressed Fryers and liens. Home Haked Ham.
( HOICK LA.Mil, VKAL.and l.uncheon Delicacies
Our Pork Sausage is Tasty because of the delicious juict meals which are lit it
Western Pork
Salmon Pink
Western
Post Bran
POUND
Tall Can
Package
POUND
Saniflush
POUND
THE AIIOVE SKETCH WAS
CENTS
FROM AN ACTCAL PHOTO
Large Skinned Smoked
GRAPH.
Sliced
.The owner, of this car crash
ed Into a hydrant as he swerv
ed from the road to avoid a
POUND
I’iggly Wiggly Sliced Kineless
POUND
CENTS
CENTS
Itoxed
Compound
b'CoUUion Insurance
would
■!> have provided
legal defense
!• and paid damages if the driv!‘ er had hit (he child.
■ L f , v-
' tf i b -
i
" CALL ON THIS AGENCY
■Hr*/
* FOR ALL FORMS OF AUTO*
W h it e
Shankless Picnic
MOBILE INSURANCE.
i'
A . P. Connelly
#
& Sons
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E -U blU W tJ, JJMW
i n * . pkmmm11
SALT
M EAT
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All Over The World
POUND]
CENTS
POUND
CENTS
-105 Sanford Ave,
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— E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLOBIDA, FRIDAY,-APRIL 27
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1928
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Notice
Daily
Political Announcement
I’ HONE 148:— A Herald repre
sentative will be glad to explain
how splendid results are obtained
by using Classified ads. The cost
is ACTUALLY only a few cents
per day and monthly rates are ex
ceptionally low. Give this method
o f business promotion n trial.
[jtflT AD RATES.
Cash in Advance
nl|3 will he received
r-tronf and collector sent
IS t.lv for payment.
’ ............. 10c a line
....... 8c a line
^
7 c » lin e
Tfm rates on request.
1
i rtdoecd rates are for
-live insertions.
‘ fords of average length
Double Measure
6— Help Wanted Male
Giving you a double measure of ser
WANTED: Experienced man who
understands trucking and mar
keting. Good opportunity. Address
W. A. Shrove, Star
Route, DoLand, Fla,
.« » « = » «
vice and yel cutting1in half the time you
7—Situation Wanted
" S l i 'X i n r I# reitrtcted
-jntr classification.
P^eiTor is made The SandHsrsld w*" b0 responalblo
Pdf on* incorrect insertion,
Idrirtiser for subsequent
1
The office should be
immediately In case uf
spend in taking advantage of it is the big
8— Financial
FOR SALE: Going, paying busi
ness, netting
nppproximntely
$100 per month. Unless you have
cold cash ilo not answer this ad.
Price low, terms liberal if good
security ion lie givefi. Would be
ideal proposition for woman. Ad
dress "Business” care Herald.
|ro a d v e r t i s e r s
lid Sid
representative
fhlv familiar with rates
ind clssoificatlon will
complete inlonoMlion.
r o a w lsb^.ey wM asrist
, h wording your want ad
ffcikt it more effective.
little job that The Sanford Herald Classi
fied Section does for you every day.
9— Instructions
SLEEP WELL on a Simmons
Henutyrest mattress. Price $39.RO. Gilbert-.Mcgriff Furniluiu Co.,
23 E. Church St.. Orlando.
aouncemcnis
(Lcffftl Notices)
Foil tii LC i.cutst, a t c u e
i tut niiF.itiFt
niipiuaetilng-Demo
i am a candidate for the office
I hereby nnhounce of Sheriff and will npprecu.le suptoy ettiuFdncy for the House of p-irt in the June Primacy.
Urprmchtiitlvcs ns n member uf
!■;. K. W A L K E R .
<!rnu(i ,-2
If nominated t pledge
'mf best (fruits In behalf of (ha
p e o p l e o f Seminole County.
Tha
COIt .Jl'NTICF OF t’ F.AFE
J h e re b y nu uqttn cti m y c a n d id a c y
c r y i n g n e e d of t h e people of Flori
da Is Tax llcllcf, especially reduc f n i i e - d e v i l - i n t p t h e o f f l e v o f
tion o f local taxes. This, In my J u s t i c e o f t h e PenO d. D i s t r i c t N o . 4 .
opinion, g u n bo effected by hu I l a c l lie It- h i t h i s o f f i c e f u r n e a r l y
m i iiiv ii u r m n . i n T i o \ ,
(-(t o l l a b l e
distribution
of
tha t w o y e a r s u n t i l t h e d i s t r i c t w a s T i n ; S T A T W U K K l « n i t l l » A T O i present
five
cent gnsolln, t a x m e r g e d I n t o t h e F o u r t h D i s t r i c t 1
M S U iN *«; a m l w l f r . t - i h U A N
a m o n g t h e Stale Jtond Department, l e d J u s t i f i e d l u a s k i n g t h e v o t e r s
l.o N il. M O N T n o M K I t Y .
r t l» A ll A f
Schools. Counties mnd Cities,—par f a r i h e i r s u p p o r t p i t - m y p r e v i o u s
M A , IH jfp m lu n lw :4
t i c u l a r l y ( l i e Cnvnlics a n d Cltlaa. r e c o r d n s J u s l t c e o f t p n P e n n - a n d
* Il
(ru m n .
M il
If Im npred b y
the nomination I p l e d g e m y b e s t e n d e a v o r s l o g l v o " f r m n p l a l i i t fl l » ‘i! Ill flit* (Mil*** t»v
p r o m i s e t o d e v o i d all (he cneray a l l t h e t - e o p l v a s q u i t r i - d e a l w i t h
Hi* I ' n m p l n l n a n l . ( h a t
>nti. II
and espcrluncj (lint 1 possess to J u s t i c e t o a l l a n d r t l i c l A d h e r e n c e IsONH u m l u * lf f . M l . M A N M l N U , n r r
to t h e l a w s .
a c c o m p l i s h Hint end.
r»‘‘ Mill «•nt n u f it si at i* n r iNntul.v u l h AT \Y. L O V B L I s .
H. w. pe a h jja n . Jr.
i r I tut it ^Im* St At** *»f r i u r l t l a : u m l
S u b j e c t tv the
c r a t i c Primary,
co u v rt
n irr.n iX T K X U K .N T
F o il (i.F IIK
OF rtlF K T
catoil-la11* for rc-i-lecllop In tha o f
fice -f Tax Asscss-ir, subject to ths
decision of the voters In the Demo
era He Primary to be held In June
in Ki'itup m. Svm iriuju (Niuiitv* t*uh- of Ibis >esr
A. VAtJOHAN.
j* ut in
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T il
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10— Livestock
29— Permanent Waving
20— Farms For Sale
ABLE YOUNG MAN de FEED SALE: Another shipment
of tliat High Grade Poultry.
le drive car to Washing|d.C.for transportation. Will Dairy and Horse Feed going nt
references. 208 N. Park prices below the Market. Our
Trucks deliver to all parts of the
County. Your chance to save
money. If. 11. McCall Industries,
iwt A C K S p r i n g s a r e u b s o l - 4th and Elm.
jutrsnteed to plcuse. Gil- 10-B Plants and Flowers
MrGriff Furniture Co,, 28
1Church St., Orlando.
Landscape Service. Trees, Palms,
ami shrubs. 0. Sommorrliield,
SEtt street address is 28
l.nntlseupe Architect, Nurseryman.
cl Church St., Gilbert-Mc
Tiie Greenhouse, Elm Ave., 18th
[Furniture Co.. Orlando.
uml 14th.
|lfst* J Im glasses by llr.
11— IMiscclIancoua
Ilo*. Opi'n.-ite t'liuri House.
Ginger FI RUE Hi'd-davenpnrt suite for
U r nr ttianadn Dry
Living Room only $H)H. Giliu>rt7ii5. 1'iompt Delivery.
.Mcfiriff Furniture Fn.. Orlando.
SODI.’CING Ling's Pure Pork
12— WANTED
isiff. 117 MagnoTla Ave.
WANTED:
llubv carriage. Mils*,
st And Found
Ik- iii excellent condition and
in me
pm, between court (■heap. Ron 79 care Thtf Herald.
Kir and I nine Phone 512. ReTen pcnjjit In tnko
Chiropractic
lull %Hur M i p p n r i
j
k
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i
F u l l I tl I N T I J l H H i H
It) Acre farm West Side, Two Permanent Waving- lovely natur
m y can d id acy
al permanents its law ns $5,011 f o r1 hreei-eell#e/c t intiioiiiiK'imule.
houses, good b a r n , o n e
on to
(he
o ff ic e of
nil tools and e q u i p m e n t s , Good 509 First Natiuiuil Rank Rldg - ' o u n t y J u d g e o f K e m l n c b - C o u a t y
P b - r l - l a , s u b j e c t t o Hi* w i l l o f Hi#
terms. Sec me l i t i s w e e k . L. II. Phone 189.
I ( e i t i o c i v |ic
V .u ^ .s
of
P em ln nle
■i i'UiiH. Ii. ihe I'. no.crude Primary
Echols.
Political Annmincements
le ctt(-tl
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«‘ a..*llilalf* f u r r i * - f l e c t i o n
to.
Ih#
i*f T u x I ' u l l p e t n r *»f S # m l n *
i *i *» I 'f i u i . t y .
Aii(ij«*ct Mi tin* n e t Ion
.•f t In* v o t e r * In tlo* !»rmocrmli<*
I* iim i*r y t o I*p I***1*1 fn J u n e .
Yfiitf n n p p i i r i w i l l Vie A p ti f i * intexl
.1NO. I> JINKINS
r o u s t im :k i n t f m h : v r
r r m . i r in s t iii it io n
It-'l- l J u n e a l i i . I S / t
J A S *. H i l A l t O N
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I .mu n i u n * l l i l u t « f o r r r * e l # r ! h » n
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for
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1 1***t **!’> a iiV ’ Hiu r# Mi Cti* [ i r o j i l e ■‘ o n u f y ( Aiilijrr* ( o t h # P f i i i o i ' i ' i L ,
I " i h ). M* a n t i o u n c r ’ t l u i l 1 A m a
WILL TRADE several well lo
Y o u i sui*[»or* i li l l.«* *ipiiloM* f**r i f h Um II oii t o I h # o f* o f Si* IO I |l«*l' * • • u n i '
t h a t I m u A d r liii irx
cated lots ill Sanford ns part f'iUi'1
fir* o f i.Mrrk o f th*» i ‘ lr cu M C o u r t , c u t o l n l . M , i "♦ Mix d ^ x et p iir M ohjro t f i r r H u l «ul
T \V
payment mi farm land. Price must o f H*'ti)Mkol« i ' o u n t y , l ' l u r l i f g . i u b * 1*4 tl|f (If. m* . o
t ih»* v o t r r n In
f o lh»* ili'i'lHion o f t l i « D p i u o * Ih** I*••»*. ■• n . If rltn 11 \ Mi lo* Ii p IiI
lie right. Adrcss P. O. Rox 181, rjH'tt
* ' * *I
1 t ill \ m 11 V'l'il
( l.c g n l N o t ic e s )
i i M k ' V o t e r s o f Hr m l noli* C o u n t y , i l l J o l i r o
Sunfnrd, Florida.
H i *1 if M d L •
MO
' » toluol** c o u n t irx
I ii thw Ii«*ti(iM*rAlir
I 'T lfr m ry
1*11
M« i .
I GO VI* R H V f d i l *
l i o n t o h r h fit) o n Juu** &ili, A. 1Y f**l
M e r i t j ; F i t i t i*t i i i . i t v i t u x .
i O l l t l l ' »'| ' i l io ** ' *n * i
on
nnd o f f
1911.
S c i t. l l No tt2 11 2’*|
l ’ ll I .* » •
* I - »* •- MlHlttt m y IIv
v. k n o ca cA sa
For Sale, or for Exchange for
- T i f t : ( I f c l . A I M I ' N H F H K.'. i ’
i* n i l I'liriu* f r u i t
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Seminole Futility Farm land, or
i i Gi|iiisp in |p| r v # r y
r « u Niiiciiirr
tv ' F i <i : a - r o f .t v N C . M t v 2 : . !
• *
l. ik
|ir«*L«irt t o r m i ••
Timber land, m for Cattle,
or
lior«*l*y u m t o u r . t r m y «*nmM«li4t*>
,. * l. v \ It " IIIH l h r p r o Mir o f f t c i - o f Hh t*riff o f Hr in In
__ the following properties:I- S T A T U S
I.a m • n i T i r i ; ,
•- t*.*i i *
Vi* u r
n u jip iir t
C o u n i y M i i i j r c t M* i h e w i l l «»f
' >V1III*, I1’Io I'll 1,1. M01 ell 2*.
A ten-room Residence. Kissimee,
H il l
»i*in ri l n l w «
Y o t r r # im ih** J u i i r P i l m a r v .
K II K llillKK
J K M c C M 'M .A N il
two blocks from business center.
I l l I’ lVHI (h u t C lu I U
in sip
Hi lhi«* o f f i r .
A public Garage mm Filling Sta
r o il n u M i I'lioAivriTiNn
l o l l t ON XTA i n .* :
*••H•*1» -17?. l,4*\ is. d
\1*1*011 M'V
I h •leti) ;*ii ooiiur** m y t JimMdary
tion. Kissimmee close in. on Dixie.
m l . . I I.
lbf$iI-*%tli 1** iti*■11*«>*V of anIt* Iii Mil* Mu' I h r . f o u r t h i Mh .* f’». til* (4
Desirable lots, l-ake Worth, l'la. i i mIi i iItrrrh>
i 'i n e mu
i’ A fi tM i l n * 'v
fo r
l tin
Nlihjft I In t i . r ’.I Ml
of
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Orange County Lind, muck and o f f i c i " f « * o i i i . t> I ' i D H i T u M i m A t t o r 111 tl. r l»4 n i o . ' r i l i r p r i m a l v
',
s iih jrrt
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\ " u r v n t e w i l l b® up
bill San'ord City, property. II A. uI '*i *Moo
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Spiel. 2198 Palmetto Ave., San- ‘‘ tl |*|*> o t p iv r l i Rip I»v flt*» 11f”«*111**
o. *: (dob) w ii .r o x .
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fJHftlih'l No, I , M i h j f n t li* |h«* i|.B- b o III 11 t r m l 111 c h i n a * M r u 11PAnro-fHWANTED TO EXCHANGE: - A
I lii- r f l j v iin u o u n r # m y ra n d trtA c y
rlHlon *i# I h r v o t i i N hi I h e Dt»(iio- I••" ri| .ii.i *l M iv ft : s r ^ l o f l . r Mi
H e r a l d C l a s s i f i e d a d w ill £uul foi ihr **ffir** o f Cl«rli uf th« Clf- ci iit- Pitmun Mi tir in-hi un June
thi*. "in ., m i | 4*1* p ’ t I I (it t o ( h r
of
Hi, A .. J»
1929
y o u a p a r t y w h o i n s s o m e t h i n g c o l t I ' m i r i l u h j n r l tn f t # w i l l
IXhlHIII’ b ol p | t nl iim h r Mi*- a f o r e y*>ter a nt C te f > r r i i j r r x f l c p H
IIOSTU.N H T i :K L i f i
m i o* t ip p ln ' i “ n
y o u w a n t a n d w i l l e x c h a n g e it f o r i n o n v tin . l u n r f*. 19JH
22— Rea' Estate To Exchange
adjustments for headaches Dr.
W E. McDougnll. 808 National
Rank Rldg. Pimm- IHJ .1
A good opportunity to get
rrstilL ny rult Xising The
ky Classified Ads- to fill your
|ts. fill 1is im an experienced 14— Rooms \VHhciil Hoard
airr.
Special weekly rules at Sanford's
home-like hotel. Seminole Hotel.
Hi- MND genuine Kiddie
fs at Gill i-tt-McGriff Fttc- Iii—- A part men l For Rent
Co.. 23 K a » l Church St.,
targe furnished housekeeping
rooms. 2 beds and kitchen $18.
\u lu m o h ile s
monthly. Furnished housekeeping
tSALE: Chevrolet touring cur, room 12, monthly. All convenien-,
IfM coniluinii I'heap for cash. res, 801 For. 5th and Palmetto.
et 952.W.
8 UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 811
Elm Ave,
r»m> in I -ed White Trucks.
|0r.t in three tuna.' Hardee, 1800 FURNISHED
DOWNSTAIRS
t mtra! Ave.. Orlando. Fla.
Apartment. Four rooms and bath
Tflttr g aragm- Phnne lPO-W:- DUIHiFi
pMun* car- ami Graham trucks. FOUR
ROOM
APARTMENT.
|Hm and 18th. Street Phone 8.
Never been occupied. Frigidnire.
8 & COWAN Co. Auto Apply MiLady's Shoppe.
[radiator and -.beet metal works. SEE MRS. MOFFITT for unfurn
$n-tieh Venue. Phone 710-W.
ished and
nicely
furnished
houses and apartments. VERY
HITS-MARMON
LOW RATES. III! Celery Ave,
Sanford Automobile Co.
•Mi|fin,|ia Ave.
Phone .187. Phone 420-"'.
25— Exchange
K.
HoUSklHA.
tir
.*
tkc
and Auditor
Jt<*ii r«I o f i\»uni)r CommU*
i*l*rk
HklllC 1*H-
in
tliut >»ilir |n«*V.*‘ i i l iiililrrAH m i d p l u c r
u f rpNhlMiiot* i i ** | m rtl«M iU rly iim ia
M m av h Ih
M on lg n m rr).
A laba m a .
O F I T I U . I f 1NK T I t l’ C T tU N
I I i / r e l i y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y r * o Stu!** T u x CrniimtHAlnn. u m l Hint
I wish' to annonnre my candidacy
for Hie. of flee of Superintendent o j/eo cr t c lt eo r k t h oe r wt hiel l coi rf c uHi ti * c ov ou tret r ss u bIn y m i a m i * ; n ’ li u f y o u nru o v e r tlu*
ii vii1* o f i%vi*niy■Aftr Y f n n i a m i t h u t
Public' Ilist ruct loll of Semlnol
County, subject to the will of tha I hi- D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y t o b e h e l d III*’ ri* Ih tin |u*rt««»ti In ( h r Slut** u f
I w ilt
a p p re c ia te
y o u r I*11»rklu. wiTvIrit u f a S u tm n oiiH in
Voters in the primary June fi. Your J u n e 5 .
sup port.
I*Iu u k **, i jv u p o n w Iimiii w i *tt 1*1 1 »i lid
support will be npprectsted.
•r, a co n n
v i m i *i ii ii % (if y m i *
41AY UIJLU: MAXNVKI.U
T l t C I t C K U I t K . t i l l * * in l o c i m u n i i M ' l
F o i l t’ l l l 'X T Y t ’O M M U S fO X F U
Y»*ii I I S I . U N U a m i M i . M A N l . n N i l .
n u t rtiM ir Alll.E
I w i s h l<> i H i n o u n c o H i n t I a t n a l i N v* If**, h i p i ' i r H i m i l I v be i i i h I a p
I wish to announce Hint I am a
candidate for the office of Coll- c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o f f i c e o f C o u n t y p e a r 1n*f i n «• ** i i r A i t l i l ( ‘ I r i ' i i l ! i ' m i i f
-tiible
District No. t, Semlno's t V i t i m i s a l o i i r r f r o m D i s t r i c t N o . p, at Hu nf* n i l H*mp l i m i t ’ <*<•it ii I y , F l o *
'■oumy. Florida, said Hlstrlct coin- s u b j e c t l o ( h e d e c i s i o n o f tl> s v n t - r k l i i * m i Hi* T i l l i l n > u f Sla v. A I •
n i . i ki* n u n w i ' i - I** i l l * m i l i* f
prising r.lccllnn Precincts No's. 1. i c r i I n H i * D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y t o ! ! 42 ^
uu ah iH l
:i, I. J. Hi. II A- 12, subject ti t h e h e l d o n J o n - S l h . A . D. 192 H. ( * d l i i p t a l n ( l l i t K i l a v f i l e d
ft. T t-ONO.
,voii l*v U m * c o m p l a l i m i i l
In
1 I 1N
the will of the voters In Hie Demo*
*
*il !**•» Ihi» Hit ill 1*111 Ilf U* I111 cialli Primary to bu held oil June
I'OII I OIPNTY N X M ASOH OF
5tli, A 11, 1921.
I»11%lut
w ill. In*
lak rii a h
1-tvu f i*- •
TN u :«
\--iii support will be appreciated.
m il l*y > i*ii a n il i >u p Ii o f y *m a n d Iln*>;
1 wish lo announce to the peupls i*n mnf , p r iH i ' i 'd * t | in I I c
A D. (Artie) SMITH
of Seminole Fn-inty that I am a
T li. n a I ui *' uf H,ihl hil It l*» In a I n |
(■•tin
Colored cartoonist wants work.
Albert Stann, 208 W. 9th St.
Political Advcliscmtnts
ii
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r t t i : \ T I T H l i t It J t l l l l T A I . r l H f t I T O F F I , O i l IVI A. IN A M I F o i l
NK-MINUI.K C O I N T V . IN C H A N C -
KRV,
J u S K l ’ II
IJ A U ItlF .U
C u m p la lu a n t.
vs
A N N IG G A U I t I K L
D efen da n t
C IT A T IO N
T IIK S T A T E " F
KL»>IM DA T O :
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ery , N ia g a r a F alls. N ew Y o r k :
It a p p e a r i n g f r o m tli..* a t v o r n h i l l
of c o m i i l a l n t rtl--d to t h i a c a u s a
t l . a t - o n a r « a r e a l d e o t o f i it a t a t n
o l IIi i t h a n t h e S t a t e o f F l o r i d a , a n d
tti.H ’ •■in i v s l d e i i c e l » lleiL'-riil D e liv i - c v , N i a g a r a F a l l s ,
N ew Y ork,
•lid tliat y o u u r - ’ l i t e r t h e a g e o f
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to# |o*t - o i l l o ti le S t a l e o f F l o r i d a
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a m i koh
MEDIC A L IDEALS
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VISIT SECTIONS
OF SOUTHLAND
PARIS, April 28.— (IN S )—
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front I « B ourgct airdrome at
five A . M. today, ostensibly on
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w
h
ic
h
o
n
ly
a
d
d
e
d
t
o
th e m eD
SKW Y O R K . A p r . 2 8 .—
.4It Bremen
IJl li ii u crew.
i t 1'-, •itiii
n ' 11*
- • ,w * i
(
.
*1#
t!te
A fter an hour'
with high
was to stun today with all tin lehnte the Sotinie also passed h* . \pcdltioii’" and therefor© m l ettduring the ltigbt
JjlNS)-— F in is h in g
tip
tite
..... .. , tt hail,
..... snow, nnd
damaged
till to confer ,i -pec
.pecial gold medal { titkd t» honors. Ifc po uted out , v.i,ui
n
F o u r M en O n llo a t A r e T h r o w n pen*-up i nthumuKiit o f .a long do- bill
wt-l; in w h ir lw in d
fa s h io n
celebration
It
wtts
lo
be
■
>
tlmt
America
has
not
yet
given
j
plirjy
■
l^Veil
cropr..
private
property
nnd
In to W n t e r A n il A r e ’ F o r c e d
on Lincoln EU-.\orth who flew n*
Idlin'- i UK fo u r
e o n a e c u t iv e
T o C linic T o S id e O f C r a ft Rtirring pnlude to public Itoimi cross the north i ni<> and Amundsen any award to the4 naval officer*, i j'tthlic uliltilies.
[divs o f •n o u n tin jr o u t s id e in South Georgia and Northwi slern O w r flm v in R y H lv c r a A lr e n d j S S y a n d ‘ t h e r e p a i d a n ' j n w j j
U n til S e v e r e W in d A“ b a t‘ e s ! i' at is to come M unlay with a tutil N ob le io an Italian tliti" h d by t onimr.mlcr lleod. wit •
--------!
pantile,
from
the
Battery
to
.
.
.
,
.
.
first
flew
the
A
tlartic
in
rite
N‘
|.'loriYln
"with
ninny
S w e e p in g O v e r b a r m U nm ls te n tn U o u ^ t r ib u t e o f rc s p e c C
gihle.
T'lis
av..ml
was
opposed
Florida,
with
mnny hundreds
"* * '
lierest. llu* c u r b m a r k e t e x Htirl’u l into Lake Monroe w h eit'tra l Park. m. I the following night. vigorously by Senator Bingham j -t. The bill finally passed without j1(inuq ,.;9 f r„ m the Spring floodn.
In W e s t e r n A r e a : E a s t T o a n d ’ a d m ir a t io n t o F I o id ^ B e n
Iptricnced e a r ly
to d a y
un
F a c c H iK h W a t c r e T o m o n n o w nett, the heroic polar
differed most from the high winds
th> yacht belonging to Arthur vhen IS.fibO guc.-t • gather at the (II) o f Connecticut, who clmrgivl ra r»cor»l vote
Iother (lav o f b r e a k - n e c k - a e t - Yowell, Snnford Departnient store city’s banquet in th C,.mtn idnYc
___________________
i — j -ii-i ....... freezing temperatures.
fucriflccd Ida life In an e ffo r t to
*
“
^
A tornado swept acriiss SouthUA1JEGH, N. C-. Apr. 28.—
[irity and g e n o n tl
stren irtlK
----^ L mWIWP. wat-e-aphlzcsl-by. the wind tstern Georgia centering in Way- (IM S )__A tfnv menace— floods— " i t ^ ^ w n a raining and diamal
[Wrck-eml p r o f it - t a k i n g liitm - rtorm ym tcnlny afternoon. Mr.
Awaiting the fliers when they
rr>vH nnd dhl thousands o f dollars
r S the trnns-Atlantic Trio, Boron
limtl tin* MH’vements
in vur- Yowell and three .(W r men. Jttek , 3 ir, v0 ,lt Mil hell Field front
was emininent throughout North
. |damage. Two were injured.
Gunther Von Ilucncfeld, Q W ~
: bo.
yet generally (dock* Dnvidy >n, Harry Wilson aryl J»»h.v Washington this af< nt mui w . re
■ tim ir r
O O IC ^ M
V !
Another tornado swept across Curolinn today in the wnko o f tor Hermann Kochi, nnd Mnj\i.,yi„. Walker. C t»vor
|R[( iir.,-1 with .lull rapidity that 0 . Lconnilly, elting t>i' the rraft
Florida from Bartow to St. A ug rential rain and heavy snow In the Fitzmauricc, motored from Hon
tV ti-'-'T tap <i "u« the pa ;t qu<»- f-ir two h eirs before the wind whnleri, chnirtuau. and n.enth rs
ustine hml hi uses were unroofed
ing Field ncrosa the Totom oc to
western ecvtP.n o f the state.
aiion f*"* minute* a 'ter (he no'*n .ihuted sufficiently for them • (>j- ),|s reception eonnititt'io. '
torn down. Damage to
thc spot where Bennett was buried
Larger
streams
in
th'
western
nit trees as reported In
|joo>< ft row host and gel t> shot’" - ,
|.ntntivi» of the fru it I't
knot.
yesterday. They le ft the f x l d
liivtonn
Bvath,
Ocnki.
Eustia.
I^es
The
storm
.rtrnck
the
boat,
which
j
nmj
ih>>
leadT
g
(
■
*
t
iv
im'
.
area
left
their
hanks
this
morning,
Tul.n, xi-rfornud in a remark- |
shortly before 0 o’clocklun
g.
Del
and.
Sanford.
Winter
,.
r
adjacent
fnrm
a cabin cruiser, shortly afiot , .\.„,.j-il-nii • and
L i Ji \ i*«-1i-rn»
ilk fi»«hiui\ rising IT P>int« to
At that hour, Bem t nalelum,
l ’ re n a re * T o R a ttle C ottlid ge W e ll D r e ss e d M an A lim it •lr» Gnt-de.i, tlakh.ml. Ocoee and Gain, -pn mimg o u r
u j
•i n
.* .
.
.« . I .. ..
»*
/ Vi .1 I?,..... .1 I \,>iaiar 111
till
tSio
murk. Noiit* •>/ .! . i.V. ick.. Mr. Yowell and M• aoeictks, government ami
Y e a r s O ld F o u n d D y in g In i -*villaj lands. However, the area that was the pilot who rescued them from
In A l te m p t T o G e t U argct
nirr nf
bri’ liunt
r*ro:iij |)avi<l*<m wort* *>n tb%
<*k at thi* l*n' s of I trials.
F ro n t O f I'ron iin en l^ M o v ie
exile o f f tho
I-nbradof
Ltve w i n . ton , down hy t h e ; covered by water w-as small, ne their
R e d u c tio n T h a n R e p u tilica n
I't !
tin- yaeh^wher they were pitt
Wit it them also » :iM an ’ s H o m e N e a r M id n iv k l tt,uni killed two boys in Tampa, a, cording to reports here,
1*M kv Ikirc Italy, a further ri-e >
const, was winging his way south
M
e
a
s
u
re
In
C
o
n
g
r
e
s
s
A
s
k
s
ing down tite hncjtor. Mr. Leei
K Fellow.-, qurtranttm- nt fit >ef r.i >r* d :m T points carry mg
iinn wax k ill'd in lh " same manLarger streams in the cust, rts- ward from New York to pick u ?
t.l es
.. npr. , •
t, the best prior irily ami Mr Wils'm were in the who will make the •<
,ier in ( ’ .» cn , and a negro was kill- 1 ing steadily today, will pasa the the trio and transport them back
WASHINGTON. Apr. 2 7 .- In1 HOLLYU. •*"
ti. o.k
VII
: -t.liin be! >w preparing a lunch Mr. i.mmatiois o f t|-r>-n to e Hit. l.ofi-r , !1 *'iin .
h llywo.'A
^ i'jn^iVI when Ids flimsy shack cnl-i flood state tomorrow and next to New York for un official cele
t lie face o f •"rmut While House — ( I N S ) - A
,da ii"
Ml.,k
! I.eonaiily said they It-ard a t . m f
t'eld. Captain E -ehl and
,|ny, the U. S- W'cathor Bureau bration later In thc dny.
• • j '''
the u p '. r l swing in
,.pt
o.iin
n.
Senate
l*i
huh rats to- mystety, with U* victim ho’ u Wu! .lapsed id iHumellon.
planm'il t ' 1
tli
c roar, nnd ran "i» d-»k and "Ml Fil. tti mii*
The freak w other was ncrom- |,ere said, in issuing preliminary
I* we
Priceless momentos o f th eir1
■j|l» ... 1 • Inil t scrsion
vr writing ilny were p ripared for ii tiiv.fi' to !> • the ("'ll of ii wenlllfy **v*v .nliird by n U.'i-deg: •* drop hi tcm .
warninga. Thc Capo Kcur epochal flight acroa* tho A t la n t a
hnv, tno r.viutor- >'■ "vr
M. Lim ........el tiuiav was rent 1 .. a, he I the --tern o f the h..ai
i.a th ii plait for a ?d.i;l,ot)'i
nliiA* fYork nivicty nm tio’i mui wncsic 1 porutnre in n few>htjur». .- ttM'0VV |(iVt-r was slated to reach flood wore placed on Bennett a grave by
m
:
(.mobiles
and
p.t:
x»it■
• 'I'
I
.
n
i!:.oil.,
mater
.vhen
it
went
»\<*r
end > ■ '1
mm tax led a lien hill.
* * f..,,u-P lives n New York, con, r.mt ’ fell in fvnoxvillo v l tlio hjaun-;
c i„,,,orrow morning, and the the flyers. They consisted o f the
M. Y»well.
caught by 'J'- « '"•> leept Ii o f the field
Mr.
’» <>w
i-i( »i*’i' . . String Inlying o f l»’ «
\* 'w tf*
,
« f N*;rt'i CcroUttn nnd I-a. - T
Uoanokc Rivera Monday. Gorman.
Bn
mn
nl
'
■
".idge.
•
>
Inkgoing.
|
Irish nnd
American
From
the
field
the
pat1'
e.| pVlue ii re ’ minx T h m in a i^ .'.
g
w York
.»
,t •
| i»nl»;il.mrvi!
iitili.il.ineed by th * uniiv." *
J'amtii i f' » I , ,
... ii ." i .v- a *' n!|rov.i! to tne 52011,1100,tin pi I i d to tl* • B*t • ’ '
,., ti
, ll*»o early, it was said, Flags which were brought over
Inil
•!..
was
thrown
u
>
1
sic. b n <til. Mary i.tm
•vt-nr* . ’ M. *'ell Irsaaeii and’ ju .
Fl^nnk(foah
Sr. .In
- --nVicfoalr V|Tlky
N l^ y u(*
of- Virginia
V >rcinu.
|^ (k.u nnlm. JugL l0 what extent
the in New York. Wher- the; v..! be ii a t., .la n, pi op,wed ny tcnaio
aboard the Bromcn.
. ’. i
water. The other- chtng *
imI t. .• I* i \mencans; t'hry.shi
ntit
le.I.
“
Lawrence.
\
hetc.
tinlly
i>
Bnrc-headeil in the slashtnif
(• t iw r c v 'U i k i.'tn Anril
tile streams will rise, or how great
ft a«. it went ever. Mr. Newell •iiiarum l «lunng rite . •f
IN
pubm
o j. let
bv known
ho ;icd toHliy m tl# Gollvw.... I* jail
Mui*.is ; Coiioilidute''
Ib'Ptib
uinj.
b'l
*
U
U
n
v
n
Ti l f e \ ^ C on tra ••'to wit^’c eft yd - the damage will be that, may ro- rain, they stqpd silently a'>ouVthfc^j(||
Tom*" t ow the Du rs will t-taiu a
Ci- i.'vt ■tl ,-t' >c;.| utility and true- ...emu hack and the four hung -n.
f i
.
new made g ri'. a on the little-knoll "
,
n
f-rirn
och
'd
rest
attd
p
1
t
ntcil rspnits, there has I'ecn no cy suit from tho over lmw.
loge'ht
r
until
abmil
?
oVlo-k
when
feature early tnidlnu
in - ,u
The fruit crop, already damaged while nltendanla kept bock
which
provl.I.d
a
52Htr.000.0d6.
n
note.
Miind
h.
»'is
....
......
H
i
clone
here,
although
a
high
wind
'
the
public
reception
Me'.i'k
’•
•
lies
V
re
aide
to
get
ir.to
the
r»w
i.u-k > hUig.il « aharp
. Ti* s-i.ue
.. .. “ Nee’.a’ oi l , nlained the mill In avy rain uprooted several |y snow in tho West, was sched crowd which even th clement*
| Whalen ••aid today that Is- attrc nlasli. also lint with prcsdJontial
1t'-r.- t. k. under the h-.td t> •mat at .1 row to shi .<•
j.uiri'ss l-U Wx-i Fitly
Severn Ii trees mill caused momentary su-- uled to ho blanketed hy n frost could not daunt. Baron Von Iluen.
disapproval.
the
three
in
it
probably
vera
great
The boat at time-* ««** cunti-t-Vi'- III 11 t T h e rails wer»
•.might, which agricultural ex cfeld placed the German F lag on
Bri.spcct* » f a pix'Hidontial veto! jttrevt. Now Y- *k ' ' y The l»"i<- . pension to public utility services
ly
fatigued
hy
the
hurd*l»»p»
et
high
t BTr.riit i> (> quiet and inactive, pl.-tely subim tgtd by Hie
g r e w wdth the latest Word from t i l l 1 jh |t.( , t ,
D.ar Lawrence
perts said may result in consider th* mound, n tncrchaut m anno
their adventures, m apneintments
able damage. A heavy frost was ptiinants then Kitzmaurlco stepper
Fit .i t . it lings wi-M- well host-T- v.r.ves ri.ised bv the wind carrying
White House inasmuch
as the ,Mot la i givir. a '* " - party af
OKI. \NDO, Fin.. April 28
.
r
tohad. been tpnd" f>" t mirhl
Miiate must hold !>' tax I’dl with the ILl”. *’ ailet*
D.image from tile wind forecast for the western section if forw rn l with th© fla g o f the Irian
did.ill cent a l!N S )
U-!
In- ii.’ n under with tt. they said■
II
de
morrow. If the flici ' ::pr<
nnd ruin - term that sw.pt throurli lhe weuther d ears up, and a light Free State, and ho was follow ed hi
J tiif meaning it wu> still inidei
It in.a. aiu' 11
n m e d "I
tonight, in the f2lK5.OUU.UOO limit ut- " f
1
r from
I ' . , eo NS h;
Wi’ /c sir - to F" * • tl" tiieati
0
10
,111)11 cut at least is iin n ulnldi.
a ajr>-inile t"‘U across Central Flor feost was In prospect for the co»t- l»y Major Horace Davidson, com
\
oil
know
’’
wnter
’
til
e
'f
o
n
s
to
r..r
and Wiri-a.-h wa> it
t-, t c doing then . •
1 '* •„ ,
liowev r, a parly 1 * 1 be . .mg
1l.is wii- the si'uuti- n, because the
nfined
I** |t| amj Smulhill sections
l i l t iiliiau "i . ida yesterday was
mandant o f Bolling Field, with
■1rn >! i i i ..n>*ij the level cl th-' ofiiig made
Th
xiuii'g
man.
house uiiciidy hns exceeded the
larger trees mid pla*. glass wmed fm them.
,
I.
thing
midntv,
l
the
American Flag. •;.
.
was
found
si,"illy
a
1
f
irm ■ •’ . e I 'ous.iliilateil •>'*
u>
lo
they
The mil If"-* all
prcsidu.tial
timita
hy
nearly
S'.'O.
,).*ven
of
.tt*
m
Inuldings
In
the
Mondav morning nt
Cnpt. Kochi and Mias nertn
•n front <d th r l I" ■e <•! \V. II path *>f the stoir.i. a cheekup rofir.'iin 1
sp ctucnlar fotw arc and shoes in th • accident All 1 f will leave the Ritz ‘ t.rit* n and h
l*e 000,000
sconat io
.u ntil". r» w ith
Junkers, daughter o f the designer .
r-i-m.io u-d reached a new •hem writ* K
it'-oiiii V
it V
The ..umiiu.xilUtionV tax bill "ill ( ’ lit "ird.
x^'nlcl| today.
taken down tin- b ' 1’ r l,J 11
|
,
i
n
Beaehwood
I
.Mr.
Wilson,
who
o
f the -Bremen, laid Uorc?
Fxi. . n . (its, ti|i I points
De
lo
ca
l
officials
reported
that
be
plain
<
1
In
lore
the
m
nate
M
"n-i
w
rj|(.|
in
tin
t„ be rr
the exception
nr." tu.{ Mat out, Th \ ur. I it/.maiiri 'c dev at which tune the In m ounts ] , nv t• tti
II• "Is
wood. Mi * 1l.ug,>
on
the
grave- wmw
One boro an insertp* .
treeii
wero
blown
down
by
"l
II
ii
n
let
i
•
•
•
•
*
1
1
kit'
t|r«,’
m
i«
in***,,
.
)
lilt
~
e.
flt
M
UM
U-' uttSM
*»i -I i-» Ik, sleeks w as persit
mild not ;.%vint al nil. A rudi
com ponied hy Mr
Intel
t
"'
m
uni
n
t.'
toc
:
I
III
a
then*.re
„
m,|
oth
er
towns
suffering
situ
-1
A
s
s
r
s
i
s
o
l
I
n
i
l
V
i
m
t
a
n
i
l
l
tkora
"In
fund
Bllgm cn rB fT i great ”
will*
suloiet
their
plan
a.
a
rubstlt
t'rt.,1 -ilnu,- to repoits fr >111 thw
.\os
:,r
irt rein and »U *ht
,iil. i!
mill n'tl'ldl"
" ’ *, ,,' ii. .Hitilflpe t' en- En-lls. i.r^ h u rg .l
v n m r c iu iv
j ny#r whogp Bpul ,has flovfn to tho
re jn••■• we
.........
’ , i nnd Mrs .* K •*..’. -i.
mu, lb n il iiiug— Uc h a u -proT idily v.iU
niivlvv „.raw
;1W If— liidll
......................
..
<vmtin<ri»u houses. and nevet W'tC furniwltingk o f the boat
TrTTTt— minedntinril. ] live n n -rW
-ft t p s « W k " mkeii • tir.Uix for a week or ten days b« •
Nowm’ ,( Del.and, Sanford, Winter Gnrd* n
i.’lc e. ,ti, ' ff„h..,ivs (i
<; '(
Newm*
;
lust lamllnr field."■’ Th* other bur*
'ft?-*— i -•
nppjy y<’ -mail ils Ir •inJat: <
1 with wditfi
MIAMI. Fla., Apr. 28.— (IN S ) un Inscription: “ In misiaory o f •
Oakland, Otoce and Gainesville.
i? at |i> s,-i,t. It (a iinderatom
Vl cy were planning a
Belting rain nnd low tempera faithful and gallant flyer.”
*
"••■ ........... * «* " ’ a
o
......... r
r :.\
tF»i i n.i lulatoil’ (ias will short
pork chops, string
W INCHESTER. Vu.. Apr. 28.— ture" today greeted the incoming
From th© r m v e o f Bennett, tho
!) teiT- it. e the cntaolii'ation o f r .(piaxh when the Morn.
- ...........' " “ k tn r S i S r t *......... ? * j - - w
‘
T .:
7 .
^
........., (INS1 - The Shenendonh Valley Shriners who will attend thc 54th flyers went to tho grave o f Lieut.
run. i r i / well known gas _ and
was blanketed today with n wet, imperial council sessions which
Lhrough line:* o f fu*U d«n|»-, . D
n ,.mi»cnitic
plan:* in lliu *•* nato.
A f< » *' ur '
........ .
onor
__ ______
.
' tho buy through
Stanley If, Wooater, United States
A. Smith, iii ni '.l i'e: hi* round
(li-rin- |>-ht n-mpanies nerving
dick*, snow which fell incessant "pen Tuesday und continue for
follows:
Navy, who was burned to death
the
veils,
lh
c.iv*
r.
*
1
tin
y-'"»'it
n‘<"‘
ly
throughim!
yesterday
nnd
into
t'v New Yotk Metropolitan 'list
Tax1(1
three days.
some
niontha a go whllo preparing
an
the early hours o f ibis morning.
ynninioiiin*;
nt
( orporation . House, $l(*l. "lu,- in con\ulsioii-.
Although the hulk of the dele- a plane f o r a trmns-Atlantic a t
t'l"
Th**
fall
was
accompanied
by
low
Rep.,
582,000,000;
Deni..
nnihiiluncc,
Sindh
crdi
r
i
l
•ad-1 000;
rates and visitors will not arrive tempt- A fte r a ©hort pause thera,
ign- 1 500.000.
prisoner riiimve I to the police temperature, but it i« not Imltoved uutil
'tomorrow and
Monday, they rctum od to Bolling Field.
that
the
orchards
for
which
this
Corporatmn Exemption**; House, emerg nc.' hospital, hut he died
tlmusunds
o
f
Shriners
and
their Enrouto back tp the. /laid, they
j -u .'lion is nntlopnlly fanioi^s have
$12,000,000;
Rep.,
$12,000,000
enrouto.
families and friends were in town.
l n u u b u
^
,
,invo mawA fronAHi* r a ^ ’" ' »
veere Informed by an I. N. S. diaidentification hid h‘ «'u materially damaged. The
' an- —..... v— ----- Deni. $12,000,000.
__
All minks <>i
nunl Shenandoah Apple
Blossom today. Many have passed through patch that B cm t Balchen hnd been
Small corporations. House $24,NEW YOBKl. Apr. ■*'
' ly p-,int at the Butt.Ay up J•»■»«;
m
the
dead
man
,. ,i j Festival which attracts thousands |Miami to-K ey West und Havana forced down and would be unable
G rave fears that Ralph R' *’ . UJlJ. .„„| ; 1„- airmen wul i" !’>w in OOO.Ooo, Re|g, none;
Dem 52L- lid ii r moved d
clothing. An mit-*p-v v."« nl de t [.of vDitora i- Kclimluled to open for n few days stay beforu thu
u',1,,. brother of Vincent Riclmwls, ^ ruai. „ f u ,c parade
000,000
to transport them back to Now
1> Ii' . •pe\t Thursday.
Rep
when police ixpi'e*-''d lh
I meetings open,
Surtaxes house. nmn\
Ov.riiei.il twelve army u "p h "'/ H
unil is star, wax shun hy g iin ff'‘
he had liven n x i* tmi <>! drugs *.r
j i ,u.|, ,,f the snow melted soon j
Mora than .’t,000 visitors applied York' Ut' K .n ,
Apt 2 8 .- (IN S )— ,tora on whose pul* he had W}V»J' „nd four from thn nnvy will c ' " $25,000,000; D m.
00".'11,11
Boiling Field was in such con
Admirsions; house, $8,000,000; poiKini liquor at a Hollywood puriv ||f,,.r it f..]| |,,,t in some places the to tiH. shrine hotel reservation
Tf- ''gluii i hicngu police nfficei i .
w as exprosesd by ftdora ele. The paind** will pas- 1,1 11 '
dition
thut army flyer* feared it
if*
Rep. $ 17 ,000.0110; D, in
51s,500- No mink o f Wyler* warn fooinl on f„|| vvus so heavy Dial drifts were vomiuitteo yesterday for housing
|n v. it ■, Iuh life in the di»- .gents, today.
Richurds .M upcd view l.efois- tite mayor and nr
would bo impossible for any heavy
|„,i
iMdiee
said
they
w
e
r
e
.
pHed
un
and
tr.iffir
throughout
uceomodutlons, which is a fair in
000.
*lu-fg, -f be- duties since lh«* first
step
i
plane to get o ff. The flyers m ay
’mn. the custody of
- cited .liguitnrivs mi th;
Club dues: ItoUH', $5t)0,t*o0,000; sutisfied’ he !•»•< ...........
'*f fie vein vup being mourned vos. prohibition ugeiits ulid «
fr '*"' t,,u VH,l,,y w*? 1,."l‘®de"T
T«'c - dications of tho probable number
I , n t v Hall They w llM w pnaenUU Rep., none; Uem. $5,000,000,
. ,
RUl
,
itlion>» rnnivminirntion wnn inter who will be here. Estimate# place have to make' the New York trip
today wlni, liundiods o f his fel_
... j rU]tU.t l The Spring sl-rm which
..... ...
marshal
I
niuyor. who wdl! c x f.id to
by train. The White House an
ity United
States
Automoliilo*: House Jo.r*,OMO,000;i natural causes.
l"v "fit* !
m *line,I the city for
a - ..........
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Chi number o f special car* Which nounced today that the officia l
Vpr. 18 and has not txwn hcu.d ol
(U ,.ity*B o ff bin! welcome, Rep. $(15,000,000; lJcm. $05,000,000. total estimated gain, * .............
revenues!
brought
the snow extended
ganorurrivu tomorrow und Monday at
kix sin\ ci
.
Stock nnd lanul Issues: house,|e-f $2 750,000. O f this sum, $760,-1 ally along the Shenandoah Range more than WHV. Four chartered guvem im.nl welcome to the tranarsince.
. .
Maior-Ginvinl William N. I n*
Hi,- *t, ail officer— the third shot
Richards, who laid l*ecn in ,l,f
bull, o f the national 7«mnl. f«pro* itone; ltcp. nyuv; _Dun. f'.UdO.UOO, 000 would com e from an incrursedl Wt stern Maryland ulsn avhs hit. steamships carrying a full cargo Atlantic conquerors will b© ex
M c r -n in nine ,lays—was de- mltics witfr-the- pol)e»c-4tufonj, wn\
Capital ’ Stock IransTe’r: In-use, t a x ' o f 25 per cent on all
tended on Wednesday when they
nil .prize
i-nting Governor Srinth. 't’ill *1
1— kcUu- Arthur E mIu^- IL'I, o f tow n i,rested Ittwt month in \\esW*hM*j" ■nts end. Of them with the S ta te ' $10,000,000; Rep., none; Hern $10,- fight tickets costing more Hum
ULUKFIFLD, West Vu., Apr. o f passengers from Philadelphia, return to tho capital. I’realdont
Baltimore
uni|
Now
York
will
ar
'uitc-n.
He w'as
instantly er County on charges of imptr- n * -" ' l l " .
S6 The $2,000,('00 increase would 28. — (IN S )— Highways
were I
00(1,000.
Coolidge will receive them at 13
d a lW honor
lll1*sl Uvi night an he walked into .mating a prohibition agent to
1 Produce exchange: house. $*li* come from on administrative lea- blorkcvl nnd communication sy- rive Monday.
o'clock, and at I o’clock they w ill
58.- turr
A group o f the imperial officers
Dein
* *lnii ,;m e wliich was being held
causing a c ’.iniigc in the* stems crippled today ns result of
500,000; Rep., none;
lunen at the White House.
dlect bribes. .Ba'1 .WUB flx,'‘ H l'
method o f filing .*1*1111' business r e -1 nil 18 inch snow which covered the arrived early today to be on hand
!*T* L>' two young bandits. The uct500,000.
\h" 7 , " " » « • -..... In df.-f.uVt „ f I* H - - | T 1 , :
' highlands of Soiithein West Vir in advanco o f the opening. Fuir
Cereal BcW-ragcs: liouxv. S200,- turns.
'"’■i a the dnig store was
CHILD 18 BORN
ginia and Southwestern Virginia. weather with rising temperature
000; Rep.. $200,000; Deni
$200,
11 'L detrd iv e
F.tou unusually
Snow
had
fallen
for
more
tl.nn
won predicted fo r the event next
000.
*
„
T A LL A 11ASS E E - Fedora I g o v
'tilled iii, unknowing o f thc hold- rid the authorities in rounding up
NEW YORK, Apr. 28.— (IN S )
Wines, house. $030,OO0; Rep., ernnicnt will estublish 0 thermo* 12 hours and lu-fore noon it was week.
JJ*‘noticed a strange face be- 'he gang o f which he wus alleged
—Rockefeller chests are thrust .
still
sn
ow
in
g'hitrd.
"U
n
cle”
Hugh
1
$030,0000;
D
on.
5030,000
™»il He- counte. |t wns apparentsome |graphs in Florida to warn citrus R atcliffs
J be » member, und he wus n yproudly forward a llttl© moro than
Bluofirld’s
went her
All three plans carried
1) a law clerk.
prognoslirutor, who predicted the
luvntlv taken out o f the prison in
usual today. John D .-Sr., i» a
Mnull increases in taxes, with a growers o f approach of fro.tts.
Seminole
County’s
three
doaen
"lin t u. r. you doing hereT''. '.aarch o f criminals. Il wus on np
reappearance
o
f
winter,
declared
great-grandfather again, and John
■olitical aspirants will make an
*'k'xl Esau not .unkindly. His ia»«.•
the- Snow would be melted
by
D. Jr., la a grandfather fo r tho
xt,edition
o rf (Ltd
this Mfilitr,!
nature *hlll HP other hid for the votes «r tin.
•
—r—»
.
• * 1—
Dj wax a
Monday) This caused some con
“ volley
v’*l" ’>’ ,,f
o f lead
lend from an -*•
.
t |nFt w cck. in cusfirst time. AH this cam© about
county’s
citizens
Monday
night
■Kluinativ
Atlantic C ITY , N. J.. A pr28.—
cern among farmers in the low
; r l,V
!t developed tho ;'oad;.
depute murshal PinU«y, when they appear at u third poL
very late last night when M rj.
lands who four floods from swol (IN S )— Throe men wore drowned Abby Rockefeller MUton, daugh
Jl - dyrk and lVw p ^ tn e r had \ J
t.ihtlSon a g e n tf.^ U * '.-,4fe*
iticul niaKsmictlng ut Altamonte
•uteri'
len streams. The headwaters of and fou r saved when the river
.!
U."'
f
imlnuta# ;^ .tlJP,. And“ vmr poll
Springs called by the county denithe Clinch. Tennessee, Guynn on*! rtcum'shlp South Shore drifted un ter o f John D. Jr., presented her
fm ied
Louis , Trrninn,
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f
.
*
oerritic
cxetutlvo
committ*‘cBluer ton ‘Rivera, nil tributaries of to the bqjiih here at the foot o f husband a baby daughter.
j* “I'rletnr, who was alone in the
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Ars">ig thn-cuinlldates not ,u n '
W ASHINGTON,
April. 28.-—| den represented u South Side Dis the Ohio and Mississippi, are in Morris Avenue today, Tlie names
k dee, to the rear o f the store
trict In Chicago which is 76 per
L A K E C ITY — Branch store o f
nhtgr
f
o
r
,
o
cugnty
'orfic*’
.
will
hthis
area.
.
(ifclS)—
Hop.
Will
It.
Wood
l
it
)
of
Mura they bound; j' and gagged
i n f the dead have not been learned
S l i i p p e d j l ’o - l n d i a n a
. .
cent black, nnd in almost every
Independant Grocery
Company
R uth-'-H tjan Owen.
prominent Indianu, will become chairman
(bin.
but thry nra believed to liava been
01 c jcctjon lie wn„ opposed by otic
opened In W ilson building on North
clubwoman,
who
spok
e,
hero
a
thu chief mate, engineer und
thc powerful Appropriations Com o f that race. Only Madden could
*1)AVTONA l.EAC’ H, Flu . Ajir.
DISCUSSES CA N D ID A TE S
Marion Street.
quartermaster o f the vessel.
28 (IN S )—The
flow er-wieut^ud *,hort time ago at u patrio.ii mittee o f tlu* Houte, succeeding have retained his grip an tho dis
'"LANES ARRIVE
1
V„
meeting. Her friends hero »ntrict,
his
friends
bollcvu.
The. steumcr was being towed
casket containing the budYJ * nouncod today, that shu w a s .y a k Rep. Murtitv-B. Madden (« )• « f
Members
o
f
the
congregation
o
f
;
- Rep. Wood is serving his aoYenth
from New York to Baltimore by
Wa s h i n g t o n , Apr. 2% - < i n s ) Frank l*wV*hart, automobile •“ J
ing a "apeclal" effort to speak be Illinois, whose sudden death y e s tEnn in Congress, representing tho th? First Baptist Church tom or the tug .Susan Moran when the
’ "" w - uir mull piun’rp-wJilch or* rr w h o'loa t hta life 1oif •ihw R|!c
terday shocked thc capital
>
row night,will hear the opinion of
fore the people o f Altamonte Mon
hawser either parted or was cut by
Thc Appropriations Committee Tenth Indiana District. He la 07
•ng flown mi trial itins on thr way WeilneRilay, was shipped *«
day. Sho>>/ uUh**Jy , ichejlalod to
year* did, and for several years thalr pastor, tho Bev. F. D, King, the tug's crew during a heavy
1*
considered
by
legislators
thu
•*» lork-Atluntu air mail rout* day do |nd anapoli* ifor burial- •
appeur nt the barbecue ut Cnuiu most powerful single committee in bus been chairman of the Repub onrihe kind o f man who should be rale Const guards took o f f the
At the request- o f Mayor r~ 'L
Ni-w *Y
field today from
lican
Congressional
Campaign acqt to the governor** chair in
ota next month.
day loft U>
either branch o f Congress. Under
four sunriyors, who aaid the three
Arm strong, memorla! **rr ic^
Tallahassee Jor the next fopr
A number o f other candidates the budget system installed (luring Committee.
. fo r Juna Prim ary,
othera
had
been
swept
overboard
Lockhart’s honor will be
“ running fo r atatc offices are ex
Tho Capitol was still stunned years. Dr. King said he would out
tax o f ti.m u s t ha-pal
the H arding . administration, thu
by a huge wave. The men saved
all churches h ere tomorrow. VS illSMALL ESTATK
May 19 at o f flew o f
pected to appear at the meeting Appropriations Committee
exer today over the sudden passing o f line the qualification* and princi were taken to a hospital, exhaust
iam F ftturni.
^
D. Jinkin* a t’ ^ourt Hous*.
All o f them will b« limited to talks cises a life and death power over Rep. Madden. The body V.ll be ples u candidate •should have be ed by their figh t against death.
taken to Chicago tomorrow a fter fore he is elected *0 th© highest
Apr. 28. ger, announced that the • 1
e f t may r t ft it e r al o fn e t o f M.
of fivp mlnutae. R. J. Holly, coun all money bill*.
The vessel was said to have been
noon fo r'b u ria l, im m ediatejy fo l
special in whjch Lockhart lo»t hU ty chairman,' who will preside, an
The
passing
o
f
Madden
probably
C. Dubo»f, 112 Park A rtnue.
position In the. ' state’ * govern
'Vi. u r r w *ktttte ot ffl6-D0°
by Captain Noah
life, will be rebuilt lo r fur|h^ nounced today. The maetlng will means also,' it wa» said, the elec lowing what Bmounti to a- atatc ment. The meeting ibiegins at 8 commanded
Moore,
■ ludaa'Sgt
trials next winter. Hb * * l«r* * ' h» be held at the "Altamonte commun tion to Congress o f a negro. For funeral in ‘ the house, a tribute
• • • ••*•-•
lh(|icvcd this would be. l»ckhnrt
nearly a quarter o f a century » « U - such a* is paid to X «* Lefi«U t® r». o’clock/
XiV
ity house.
•;
:
[whirlwind Finish Fol
lows 1 Consecutive
Of Increasing:
Interest Of Outside
[stocks Lifted In
Rapid Movement
Motors And Util
ities Lead Upward
Trend Of Business
SF.LFltllMSK : FIK l.P.
Mt.
CLEMONS, Mich., Apr. 2 8.-
— (IN S ) — Tu sn’ y-thrce
air
planes 1«hI by Major 'Ilientns
Lanphicr, flight cimmtandnr of
the first pursuit group, Army
nir corps, left today for a nonbtop lliRh'. to Washington. They
will Appear 'Monday in a spec
ial aortal .drill .over, Um-Nuiiounl- Capital at the request of
President foolid g e and will
then proceed to Langley Field
for battle maneuvers. A three
week t«ur o f eight army air
corps posts in the Hast mid
South will follow. '■
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HUGEOVATION
OFDEADFL
Hop O ff FromGothai
To PayLaStHomage
A t Burial Place O f
Bennett In Capital
Tornado In Florida
Clauses Much Havoc
Banquet Planned
l o r Monday isignt
Rain Beats Down
On Sombre Scene
Flags o f 3 Nations
Brought OverOceart
Placed Across Tomb
YOWELL CRUISER
CAPSIZES DURING
BLOW YESTERDAY
: FLOODS MENACE
NORTH CAROLINA
AS R IVER S RISE1,
DEMOCRATSFLAN PICTURE COLONYjs
ONPOISON MYSTERY
SENATETAX BILLBAFFLES POLICE,^
Shriners Begin To
Arrive FnMiamiFor
Brother (If' Famed
Tennis P l av e r Is
Police Of Chicago Thought Murdered •S ?Ge..e.ai ou., u. «.-»•*»•
Scour City To Find
Slaver Of Official
Bee
nusunjiy ' Th^ he oppcnrovl willing"*>
Candidates To
Be Held OnMonday
Three Men Drown A s
Ship Goes Aground
W; R. Wood Will Ta ke Madden s Place
As Chairman Of Appropriation Group
Body Of Lockhart Is
Register Now
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t a B SANFORD flE R A U ), SA N F O R p, FLORID A, FRID AY, APRIL 27, 1028
• •. — .... . ..
4
Iteane,- fo rm e r nsistant cashier -of5tH
the hank, which yonvicted I-uke in'
this Inst cate. Deane testified that!
Lake told him to make the entry!
and mlsappllention of which the T —
T o / f l f C n n v 'i K o
hank president was found guilty. D ‘
»l c l v IV & U 11V 1 I H ,
Iwko's nttunievs attacked tho
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(Continued from pnge 1)
credibility o f Deane's testimony
JACKSO N VILLE, Fla., Apr. 27
K ey, who has turn'd
without
success, l#M
l-akthimself MVill — More than IfiOO people packc
T ........ statc's-cvi" v”
WlUIhUl PUITt'M,
KC llllllnt'll
donee on the form er official. The j nied ever having knowledge o f the
the Tomple Tlieatre
Itcre last
jury* wil me let to present nny |transaction.
night to hejir Gov. John W. Mar
Ignoranrr Is Defense
further true bills it may have
tin, form er mayor o f this city
found before Judge (Jruy next
The defensu in the lust, case as
Friday. State's Attorney Millard in nil the other cases-was ignor opening his campaign for the
B. Smith nnnounced last night.
ance and the insinuation thnt hank United States* Senate in Duval
When Judge G ray pronounced emloyes, including Key, hnd taken County. Nearly one thousand more
tentem-e next w eek ,. the defense money form the hank ami throvvy were .turned away fo r luck o f
'
B. Dickenson and the tho blame on Lake to protect*,
i liver-haired, veteran Tom Palm- themselves. With all four convic space. It was a Martin meeting
1 r, his partner, will carry the tions against him, lathe denies nny from start to finish, and the np( ases on to the stipreme "court. knowledge that the law was viola- .plausc which
met his remarks
' Vhlle the supreme court is mak- lf i * n ‘ K Institution.
carried every mnrK o f solid sup.
i tg Its decisions, Ijike will bet free
-m e ,.,
th i.
• Under a bi* cash iiond. provided
city
where
the
Governor
started
his frifnds can raise it for him, arquital in this case than it has
•or place their property on it as in any since the first two. Defense his political life was 'in the aud
Security. The bond will mean free counsel hammered on the jury ience and fifty local county can
dom for at least six months. A f hour after hour in un effort to
didates and
severe,
hundred
ter the svi'rvmi; epurt has handed- shift the blame to-K ey nnd Deane.
friends
fillul
the
platform
^iul the
down its decisions in the four The defense did not' plead mercy,
cases, final freedom or imprison but they did drnw u tragic picture hack stage.
^
ment will come.
.
< of Lake working in his declining
Gov. Martin stressed the cam
200 Await Verdict
years on the state rock-pile. Ail paign pledges In*
n has carried out
; • Tw o hundred persons were gat- their argument apparently did particularly those relating to the
hcred in the Seminole County not sway the jury front Deane's construction o f Florida's highway
Court Douse last night to hear the simple testimony that l-nko o r d e r -!system, the financing o f -her
verdict in the Inst o f the bank ed the crime committed.
,
'schools and the reduction o f state
cases. They waiter! through the
Defense (lo s e s A rgum ent^
t„xc*. Applause nnd
laughter
Judgo's charge which began nt H
Ion L. hnrris, Jacksonville* pro
erected his charge* o f officinl in0 clock and lasted lf» minutes, nnd reutor.
and
State's Attorney activity on the pn.t o f his opfrom then until 10 o’clock when a Smith were the states two jaw- punent and o f toe petty graft
against the
defendant'^{which
has gone on for twelve
knock
tho Jury »«oin
room uvur
door inIn yers
Ii - on
■*........................................
vitMMiuiimwnicn nns
M Heated
r
* six men hnd arrived a t .
the
Fulmer. Diekenson-and H. w ars in his Washington office,
((v erd ict. The only break in th •i « . ‘ white yesterday made the stu te V '• - ,
|hry'a deliberation was wheh they I Jir" 1 '/ K ,1,,m‘ nt- * n«l Smith
.........
‘
S e iZ C A r iH S
lakod 'f o r the bank
records ...
in- last. Dickenson i loscil "fii'r "tile dr*
..................
frnsv.
froduced as evidence in the case.
. The verdict read:
DODGE TO WED
A “ W c, tho jury, find the defend
ant guilty ns ehnrgrd in the seeCHICAGO, Apr. 27.— (IN S )
LONDON, Apr. 27 .— ( I N S ) ©ml count o f the indictment,
Two machine gens, several shot'I
Formal declaration of his inlcn*
George p. Unhcoek, foreman.’ ’
The Jurors were al men o f mid* tion to marry was filed by Horace guns, ten sticks o f dynamite with]
dlo ago with the exception o f Cal Elgin Dodge, o f Detroit, Mich.. $R,000 in cash and hundreds of[
were sviz-l
, ,
. o :f nnimuu’tion
\........................
vin A . Oldham, n young man in at the Princes How Registry O f - , rounds
his twenties. The others were K. fice today. Ills fiancee is ’ Miss
^ ,fc4,f n ' 1
ai, ,ho
n ,,' i"R / bar ey
Eenver,
C. Bates, Habcock, the foreman; M uri.l Slsmnn, also o f Detroit. !>fII .Li1
«
indicted as leader ot the Ri:i:l,U0U
•i’ 5.* Kvnn'1. A. C. Moore and W.
grand trunk
up
E. Dennett.
. n m M i . n o a n a n c.
,, , .train ,,hold
.
- • nt Ever
(
Deane Star WUncss
______
KM,° " ,n ,k la,,t **fbrunry.
•Judge Gray gave spectators.
MIAMI, F la . Apr. 2 7 - ( IN S, T,,e n«id. staged yesterday, was
# h o waited all ycsteidnv after- Although the opening o f the nnt
^“ dc,al “ “ p o n t e s
noon for the case to g o t o the ional convention , f
,hr ancient wmmn,
n S
,
Jury, a surprise at f. o ’clock to arable order o f the nobles o f the I n " ' . '
i
,
i
K«ve the jury an opportunity to mystic Shrine was still four days
" J.»n.o l« ..n o th c
secret
supper la-fore
before being
being locked
locked .m
ff. hundr-d*
h.in.ir, ,u of
„ f Shi
............
. from
, ...... nil
>M( hid.ng plate in the (le a v e r barn
lcat
» t nupper
up ij oo ff,
incrs
was discovered
a <|unnt tv
of
to conaider
consider the eaao
ease
part:, of the country
- —
•
•
l part.,
have already,
mill, r i l .aV4.r j(t
^ D wns '-he testimony o f R. W. J arrived here.
> men uiidei iiid ctiuent for bidding
up a paj train, hla-ting a .ail
. oat h afl.-r slugging tun tail" mil
clerk*, and i -m aping n lh I n
'
81 u u ii.
—-e**!
Confer* Medal
inqugh to beat .tin,
.ftillft Martin Gives Ocean Flyers Land”'
burden- It hnd melfed I •
.
the p a .t . few d*yn I J<0NDt)N. Ayr'. 27.— (IN S )— |
l
Address To Throng At Mitchell Field , out ii -hnhp
r
sharp cold
snap last night i
,
y
conferred
the
,
i K "F Gror»re
'■* ‘
‘ On Way To Capital strengthened
—
'..' it.
‘ •Good Bye: We have enjoyed '
,,f lhc fE5-vnl C|V*
the wonderful hospitality o f the
(Continued from page 1)
Canadian people immensely and
York City."
••
they will ever be close to out
Immediately after ilnwn ur- henrts." said Baron Von Huenfeld.
inngrm
cnis
for the
■
IIM
ll| 1 were
n , I V made
lll.tlll.' |(l|
bill: A Ifter
i I J the party was in the cabin
Ford's flight- The m otor was test- Ijlnlchen took ,’ thr controls enutd nnd e-vcryth'ng wns found to tlously Hnxir.g across the mubo in p rfi-ct shape. The ice on the |away. Then he..“ opencd tlie tlirotlake was Died to make JUu it tie” Uml with a terrific roar the
Offet Sanford huunevvivcm a u.inpleti- nlioppiiig guide for food*
nt price- that will plea*.- the porketbook
,
Kan ford n liveat and mo-« p i..gr.--iv,. rt..,,| m.-nJianl-- pn-M-nl
a large v’jr ic t j o f dch-i-tiilili- ......I at woithwlnln
.iv mj:
tlieir ads today.
The |-'..||ow i
Filins Have .V,t- Ii„ Pag.-- I „n.|
Sanford Fruit A I'n.dm
Sanford A vc. Iliikci y
F lggly W iggly store*
Arrudr Di-lii iiIi-- m.|i
Mcf'iilh-r’. GriH-ery
A. It. f . Ilicad
Raked Ham
Cakes
.
M
Architect
Domestic Cheese
.
T T T * ---------
Arcade Delicatessen
‘ •The Taste ’lells"
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I BRUSSELS, Apr. 2 5 .- O N S ) —
I Baron IVter Wrangle, lender of
j the Russian White Army thnt
I made war against thi> Red Army in
I southern Russia in,lR 20. di.d here
: today.
In (Janfirster’s Honicl
The Herald’s Grocery Pages
Kmphicnl
Society upon
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flyer, in vecognit'an of his ©xplornt on work in the far North,
to London to receive the mtdul in
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rhicago Professor Traces
Qngtn0fSuicide Back To
AsFarAs2ThousandB.
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CHICAGO, Apr. 28.— (IN S )— philosophers who gave many claims
Tracing the origin o f suicide to its excellent quulkles, die de
V back as far a , 2,000 B. C. from the clared,
present day, Dr. Bulk Shonle Ca- ~ ThfsTeeling for suicide was g ra
an o f the ^JJnlverafly o f Chicago dually worn down and the present
f
ha* presented the question In all conditions were introduced.
iU forma in a book recently issued 1
Today there are about 12,000 sui
' htrre.
cides
annually ..-i the United
. Throughout all the years and re
States,
according to Dr. Cavan.
ligions and races the scholar has
^ found suicide to be a ain, regarded
tightly in aome parts o f the world,
but the grAvest o f social crimes
f;" Id other countries.
Mainly, aha said, suicide comes
from an inablliy o f an Individual
' to make an adjustment to a social
environment causing disorganiza
WASHINGTON, • Apr.
28.—
tion o f the mind from which re(IN
S
)—
The
world
is
looking
(o
the
Ilaf I* seen only in self-destruction.
L
Always A Crime
leadership o f the United States
At first, according to the outhor- in a fight upon,narcotic drugs, Dr.
• ess, suicide was approved in some Itupert Blue, surgeon general at
rases by one o f the greatest and large o f the United States public
most powerful religions of today. health service, told the House Judlie
endorsed
O f this she says "at first the iciary Committee,
church approved o f certain forms the Porter Bill providing "dope
farm s" to which federal prison
o f suicide— to produce martyrdom,
ers who nre drug addicts would lie
td avoid ppostnsy or to retain sent, ns n forward step in the con
virginity. Famous for suicide in trol o f the evil in this country.
the last instance were Dominn
Indifference toward the
drug
v and her daugthers, nnd Pelagia, .evil in Europe lias prevented a
\ who was later made a saint."
world-wide campaign against the
being successfully
1 . From the general religious point dope traffic
'p f view, Dr. Cavan points out, sui carried on, Dr. Blue snid. "A s
cide was always n serious crime, long ns these conditions obtain, as
and a violation of the Nodal order. long ns lnrge quantities of drug*
can be freely bought in Europe
_ "The Greek language hardly dis
markets, the illicit traffic will
tinguishes between-self-murder nnd j thrive throughout the world and
‘dope’ will be Imported into this
country,” said Dr. Blue.
*'I nm very much afraid thin
century nfter Ghrlvt, about 000 they are bound up in conservatism
years, suicide flourished in the in Europe that it w ilTfake year* f
M m t general ratio us moral cus to bring about the necessary re
toms decayed until Christianity a l striction nnd control. A . Smith
most eliminated self-destruction .'* American delegate at the Geneva1
conference told me Ihnt the world
During this period in Greece sui
is looking to the United States to
cide became almost a dogma among solye this problem." D. O. I.iw ly
<«rtn!n philosophic*' *ee*
she o f Seattle, vice president o f t'i
$»ld. The control j f 'he stale
cr White Cross, nn Anti Narcotic
Ins Individual weakened and with 1 S o -ic t), endorsed the Porter Mill.
it came the right o f nersoiu t? cbtree their ow n conduct. Suicide, ,
then, was purely a personal mutter. '
Suicide tended tOjbaqaim- u matter i
o f eliminating nil the imins nnd t)
miseries, nianjr^ of them trivial M
ones, she stated.
fen
Stoles Taught .Suicide
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‘ In the tumultuous period in is
which the Roman Empire sunk in iiti
to a gradual decline mid decadence, h<
the stoics taught suicide a* a "nn
bn
tural means of ending life thnl hail •-,l
lieeoma intolerable.’’ according to f I
l>r. Cavan.
G<
‘ Christiaiutv came and ejected \r
i stern control over the individual, *8
succeding in counteracting the K
freedom and suicides of the past yt
•rbh. "Gradually," she said, “ nil ' and
suicides were condemned by St.Am
nnd
suicides were condemned by St.Am
ried
hrose, by St. Jerome anil St.Alig
lind
ustine hetwrn MO nnd -KtO A.D
and
A fter the Ilenninsnnce in Europe Emthe attitude that suicide was sin on I
fp l was challenged by a number of
U. S. HealthOfficer
Backs Porter Bill
T o Stop Narcotics
land
, Gatts
lie wi
:»tu
not in official favir because evefi •
t!-. r .i’dcit tippler, findintt hlhiaelf
in a police court, might stjm b'o
over sucK pltrana n-«'"T!u‘ - ,u re..
acth and-itsuf'ireth us," dr ‘ '.Mpt.iodist Episcopal’ ' or even “ Truly
rural.' The case is cited o f n fnnn
who was nftervvnrtl provtd to be
drunk insisting on •inK«njr. which
he did accurately, “ When my fulh-,
tr lnthcrs;-hp lather* m th p r-fn rr
Heir To F o r t u
LeavesForEngland
Suffering With Ail
New York, Apr- 28.— (IN S ) —
Still *suffering nfter-effectH o f a
tonsil operation, Mortimer l)nvis,
WO,000,000 heir and husband of
the dancer Rosr.ikn Dolly, was car
ried abroad the White Star liner
Olympic early today on a litter.
With hi* w ife and her brother,
Eddie Dolly, he is returning to
Englnnd. A doctor and two nurses
aow him into the care of the ship's
rurgron.
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Dndid, son o f the late Kir Mor*
timer Davis, Canadian tobacco
magnate, attended the funeral of
ids father in Montreal. Sir Mor
timer died abroad some weeks ago
nic tobacconist’s
$100,000,000
fortune was divided equally in
trust getwcon h!s son and widow,
but neither can touch the prin
cipal for fifty years.
Miss Eleanorn Sears, Boston
society wonmn, who recently walked from Newport to Boston in
seventeen hours, left on the Olym
pic for n two-months .vacation in
England and on the continent.
W onder i of
th e W o r ld
To be lovely:
. A ThanksgivingDinner
use the P reparations o f
In April—
D a ily Fashion H int
E
If you don’t believe
it try a Sunday Din
ner at the
Where
they serve
lhnse_fine milk fat
tened
lizabeth
A
rden
which aid and stimulate every
Srtrs’Ttnr
iiztur.il function of the skin, which'keep the tissues vividly
prkpsratiovs
hcjlihv, and so make you lovclv. too. An Elizabeth Arden
Treatment is based on three fundamental steps. Cleansing,
W11It i ’tuft tan ( trail r;«( Cream. Tuning, w itIt ArJina Skin Tome
and Sprn.il Aitnnfjint. Nourishing, with Orange Skin Feed or
the delicate IV/t.i (.ream. These same three steps, which sup
ple cvcrv need ol the skin, should be a part of your daily care
of the skin .it home.
liliz.thclh Arden’s I'endran Toilet Preparations
a re otua/e a L . . .
C’ackleberry
Farm chickens
T|tt*y use CaekleIjerry eggs too!
i smoke
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21 CAMOUFLAGING 1
— a n d llia l’s w h a t m a d e
HINTS
th is c i g a r e t t e f a m o u s —
jo in the h ap p y co m p a n y
o f sm o k e rs who a r e cmi7 U J ^ lS IIp fb p M $ $ U V
n L E tfD
,
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'( ( s i ^ r r E csflT 'leep cake • single
V X / day in the fiouie,” wadi the
houirw-dc with a Urge famfly. But, “ i can't utc ray take bcloic
It gelt afale," ia the plaint of tin
woman who cooks foi only two or
three people Y|i vale ii loti o( fun
to make, and tiic family that lack a
j tasks in ita diet ran sn one of our in Dll
delectable desserts.
How. then, can ouc'i cake be to
csmauflagftf’ffnfr ft^rffl he rartn within
- the necetiary few day»T The antwtr
lie* In varying tlir appearance in auch
S way that the take will terra 4 atw
dessert each time it it served.
C aka and F il ia l*
era! filling a winch the uttd with
Onr wa»; beat «.;ir half cup sy.uf
drained from ctuihrd Hawaiian p’i e
apple. Mia onc-balf cup auRar. tlm*
uhletpootia flour, and one-eighth t..•poon wit and add to the het li.p'ij
Hi it.g lo the boiling point and 1
thtcc rnmutea, ttiriinc constantly. A le
out beaten egg yolk and cook -ive
boding water tluce minute*. Add i •c
half cup chopped reeded raiu-i* auc
lliiaa-fouitiia cup wcil diained pit.e
apple. She would tpread this betwrer
the lave-* umi a!*o on the top, itiaLi.n
a aoft, delicate J *ril
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Cakea
and
liinr co m
y
s m o k in g
C otta
'SjA One woman had a atandard take
The other layer of the cake ■>,.
d recipe which ahe al«aya uted. It wfi pcared at cottage pudding with tit
following aauce: heat one cup fy.u
from crushed Hawaiian pineapple. I It
one-half cup lugar, oi.e t-lbiet;
flour, and -ime-fourth teaipoou <>1
Add the liot tvrup to this, return
the beat and bring to the boiling pett
alining gtuitlantly lit.J ten mtliuta
add one lahlrtpoou bolter, and po
over cake.
Suraciiraei, inttcad of pouring tU
That wa> her boaii. Now for the KCond half of the baiter into a cik*
variations: in the firat place, ahe uv pan, ahe uted rauflui tin*, and hod cm
tuily blind the cake in two greitcd cake*. Occaiionally ahe v ould atil t '1
Lyse o k a faau. One of tbe layer* tute pineapple ayrup fot the utilk
«bc exit t* two and made into a layer the cake recipe and have jnneap)
cake, qaite ■ sshII one. which served cake. And there never waa arty ats
for about two meal*. Thera were aev- cake around her home.
,r many years, Camels load by
d they keep right on growiiar
p,l ,.„
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ta r. T rlra h o u r 4300.
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J V|UCA<50, Apr 2(1.— One o f t oc. cty. "One chit w i ll be1to wipe
•7. n,o H 'n :t c worthy gathering* out wut.L** proper com er.,ion of
G scientist* of. the yrnr will take w h en , it is estimated, wr.uid niert'i ‘
j;t Nnrtnwcstein Un-versM- an annual gain in the vnh. ■ >i
[y in ijvnnaton from. July JKJ to term ri oducts -Of S!.(iO{i,nmt,oou."
Furclgn Ihdettates
Aytryst t H.
' 'me Institute o f Chemistry o f
"Tlirmtnli ehetni: tjj\ s i'.u u '.' i
ji ^nifiirrn Chcmicol Society, vision tiie ris* ,,f urcat industries
in i,'. sersml annual meeting, w II based-on raw imuon.-.U of the
Hinfider such tnseinat ng and fun farm now un-util zed "
damental (|tiestions us the processAmong the foreign scLnthits
‘ ,,f (diimtion and maintn nnnec who will cent a .to America t.. pur:
I, „f formation und muintennnee t cipatj ill the .institute is Sir
of lift puM.e health, form
re- yinnes Coh|uhouti li\ iue, prim-ip;d
M " '!
V V ffljj!; 'arid vite-chaiKelloe or thu I’ n iv rr
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‘ Hi. : rlty o f St.' Andrews, Scotland.
i
•tJalerfhccFi -tu S r J.lines, intenintionalty known
te juniver* n.s 'tin inVes rigid'
of suirar, will
jL'p Will tll'S*
1siu: a smlft1
deliver lecture,, bath to profbss*
ui- f o ld s
i°n«Lttli :*»» t'.U. malt h u ^ nydtmu
It chm&tff&wilttttAjlfy \ h i W V .
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1n«tltat« is one of
terk t)f the {bstitut?. .(J (ft . \
tho three biw rmtiunjd gnthrrings
Accnrtlnig rii|the plan the'itisUby
lut,* will tunctiofi hd nn'.lntcVna
„panned
.
- i.'*.* American
™ t'licinical
T
nn Its way to S plU brreer t o I
b c r J ; a lU-rnunrf derision. Ho ulbark Card. George SI. Wl ltC
so lost to Ernie dchaef. A«M c
Carl B. Eiclsor*. who flew over ’.
from those bouts he was winning
pretty regularly, and taking th»
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CO PEN H AGEN .
A pr.
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f tit the' * Sou l Sc i r. heavyweights. (I N S )— A ijlbrwcgian thip today ys tlon steam d r >3lTtina whteh
W eighing 1HO pounds, with not n --------7*',,
Imilt eriiecially to« break th
pound o f excess baggage, the Muy ’ el?
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,x,
.
When Stripling fights Okun next the ice floes h f the fa r n it
^ ebecause
c a u ^ Tex
T c ?Kirkatd,
? I c S premier
i ^ S
»'my
has „||
I w ,,wirrter
lmrni.»«He
up d iop
the. Monday he, as xtell #* Okun, will will try to get fMo Gre*n
Ida Loxitig fan*, a* well as visiting ^
too,
jiUjih
town,
bush towns
all winter,
Shriners from tH sections of Unit promoter of the fight game, who
be getting n biff chance- f o r rcnl t'j tnku the Australian exph
ed States will bo moving inVe Miami wintered in Mtnnii Bench, thought peti Into Miami early in the w in m om -}. If Sltibling flatten* Okun, and bis. AiULgiA^t' a violor can
ter
to
met
Martin
Burke,
one
o
f
next Monday, AjitU -.10,. to sc.‘ the well enough o f Okun to plnte him
the coolest box.rs in the gnnie. the most rugged o f the young light pntilon on boanl. I f It is abj*.
biggest boxing bout the South hns fifth in 1U27. He Is nn nmhitiou.s
Tex
Iticknrd snt at the ringside heavies around New York, he will get through the ice pack W lfldf
harbored fo r several years, the youngster, 23 years o f nge, who
with
Genu Tunney, both o f them have leaped just about the last and Kielson rtisy- he on their w»
clash between
Young Stribling, hns bad nearly 00 fights in his ca r
in „ his ’•nee
c
f
the
that Btitke would hurdle
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,, fo ,r n shot
.
.In south in five pr ^ ix da>
jiride o f Georgia, and Yale Okun, eer, Though others refused* to outpomtopinion
St i il>. lint they .tnw th -? Mndisr-w Sot are Garden, w ltn y ho
The MirSuo; equipped
brilliant yoanir JowisK fight.w from come South to fight the great Georgia set iipner •flash from his ln?t h..* Jinnee to win t ie hght
New York City, Hugh
Martin, .Stribllng, tlie' N ?w York boy en^-'
from leak - a j U r a T O M K t tfl
’ I corner and sm d Burke ! nisltintt J ^uavy^'■•'gli* elnttipionshtp
outalde workf-m f^’ihiie
matchmaker fo r the Coral Guides erly accepted, terms
to the floor three timet in one irfiti- Paul Herb nba. h-in 11(2(1. A htioekLegion po»t haa bnokeil the match
The record ofitfkun is n* good ns ute, tite third time to stay there, i out ever Okun would force.the Ne»# g r e w .,
ns the feature attraction" o f the that o f any ligljf heavy in the It whs after thin bout thru Rickard } ,,rk pjnmntcr.s to recognize Ntrjb- abaDdooetj
week, for tho,thousands o f Shrin- game td.H»VI excepting Lmightan, ............. ...i
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i.i lir.'-'s
ling’s abllitl*
itbility.'
j. ; frem .SplUbagg^n.-.-to.
—
. -announced that Stribllng
could
Irs who will he visiting Miami ns the ehainp|o
flpiskij Jimmy yet some New York bout* with thOn the other hand, Okun enh advices from Spizcbergen
well ns the Miami fans, who have Slattery and .M ike MtTigue, the
liest o f them if Ite kept on at sucli make him self o n c (‘o f the game’s me^suge* o f gaiytratula
ipeit Siribling win two (piick war hnrfft o f fWtm all. The Jew
best drawing cards by whipping ue to pour i n , - ^ 0 pltn e
a
gait.
knotkou; decisions here this win ish boy h«* fOjilghULflughrnn twice.
Later >n the srn«oti Striiilir^ Strihling here. Yale is young jred covered -yi-ith a v tjirpauliit.
ter.
Losing i Io m decision* both lintes; knogketl out A l Kieidmnn, a husky ruggC'L Exjwrts predict he will
Okun .was chosen ns the best man be has hedf^niSorgt. Jack Adams. Vrtitng Huston hoy, in two round* be the- next * light Heavyweight further, nltjt’mivtajnre being;
uvnilabte
for
Stribimpa*nftt>jr-.ln
L-i.__ i.
Tony. MnnKrtf^Muiold May* (coir- Itere. He toured tlu* South‘ktiock• chnm pfon.' Should he beat the mnn crpair fhe liw h P ff ffp#rIVianey
Jack
IsKhrkey,
Jf'liiV
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puerur
o f dtennie Touchstone), ing out opponent* week : fter w e d . who ha* won po rptjth ucvluitn this un*' Eioh®^j!^ 4 f1i,H‘ * |nK
timuiarid gallons o ff. tpt
and
l.ro| V
Jack
and
others. True,
winter, nn sot at iumni.%
Tom m y Loughrnn -----recuperating
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luicc it iinmial'v 'c.v
•*'* Slattery
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u iii , winter,
v*' their
some in
of iiirin
them w
weren’
Ci'flT fIli.sko, Jnnitjv
to
come T n le.lost t« 'l.omski Inst N ovcm - good'opponents. Rut he was ready! the champion, j* not so far away,
flig h ty /Jltdr"
I by guests at the French , m*h. utal refused offer*
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--- —-----Lick Hprmgs Huttl, fatuous health
resort.
"The jutcc of the tomato." says
tite hotel dietitian, "contains an
abundance of all three \ iiar.iim \.
It, and C, and no other article td
food supplies them in ciptal (puntitv."
The-widespread vogue f
|o;uato cocktails lias brought various i
versions nl ihe drink, llrte is a
corking good our:
Hotel Features
Tomato Juice
clearing house o f knowledge
f‘ ". lh“ >‘« ir- The seven ty,
„ JhemciA science. The
Kvnn1 l!l
f the sm-ietv wilt,
•' :tl • t- Lout* Apr I 10 t-.>
turn entherinu
gathering will littrnct hunilreil- of chemists, both men and 2il and, the .vwenty-sixth meeting
women, from the United States, at Swnnipscntt, M ass, under aus
pices i f the Huston section, Hep
C a n and Europe.
tend w Hi to 11.
„ Genet a I Problems
A I opt 2,000 tacts ,if science are
[Hiring the 'week o f July -•!
tvpectoi!
(o attend each of the gn
mvVii conference# will be held on
|tlu rings.
the general prjblam o f developinir
new pmrkets other than food fot
apt [cultural products by mean* of
Tom ato Juice Mar.'.tatt n
chemistry A
second group
u
JTfainHhritvw'.YA'rolainf, r :*.!• i eu*(t.vVn emiferenea# d a tin c the week'
(rnts ul .* large can it temalarl
July !I0 will take up fcrtiliy.fi,
(rt«cr\i ,111’ p !o r '‘ tcurd t -i.iti r-*
W ASHINGTON.
Apr.
24
cHUlyiis, hydrogeimt’oti. urp.iu. .
( IN Sl —Senjitoi Win. E. ISitrai- llefore ^rvin**, season gtyu m ts!r
(hinu-try, aiitiovhlnnts
ami tinwith -alt ;ii: i a -tablesp. ..uiut <.i
utilisation o f energy o f high inlen- was put tin thi ii'cev'ing end of . 1cm. >ti p-iee. Shale wit I- a a l5'r
, ity ,u productnc chemical reue < tU rstiom in iitod a y . Ibirah, wit
cru -li‘d 1 -in.a r.
I o- tpiesiioniuiire .1 II Pie Met
m coil.tail u' i
\
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lens.
Undth, the use o f physics and t i;i! i :in,I dates o i ‘ ; t•t,• jil: inf h i.
o: t,ib.isi n -■! •
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Waul tile Eiglii'-ejuli ni.> toiineii , an. ad.!j Ui a.d
iliemifiry in studying life proc -s
,s, ihetni iii huaanls, p ti-tdeinu. •Alls -in ' .(11 nil, a |e|11 f to, ||||,
" A gtd
tn ■i1ri.-s
ivsitis,’Inniuers and pn'nts will be Arli*Momipoly Longue. d< mamlinttalon up at several conferim-m. '■» t . know wi»y ion upi.nld r.uOji
a *. j- - ■L , ...,
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Il„. we k o f August li. Sanil 111 ei I cjillM r..T T m -^ ,mwrmr*m t-brr--0
lit,, packing
industry, leathi-j-. president in ns ng .Marines m tiem ge U xon 7u v a r obi 1 i . mdi
(keinical literature, eeramirs, ul Nieiiragua without mttiiority i
physii iatt. was mnt ried In i
,t-.
< oi|gre
v.Iii!•> opi>os ag >utillit'i
|„)s and chemistry anil <oh
I day to a L’d year o'.I fn-lii ii te:ii 't
rne'-s in national ilefeitse will eat i Ul of the Kighte-aith AnVaui
I >r,
Mlie
Mar.
i n ii-.-e
!.i*. ft scnaseil at a series o f seven mi lit."
"Hv what proei
of I gull.I . I 1-ilin e c TLe visit v.'tem oov wa
rot-ferenees
in
tite funeluding
lat oeination." saiil
t • letier. |111*lit i t I In- i ly bad iv,t T A mba v
week of August HI.
"The chemists will discuss wjiys "Ho y m oppse ntiilificaiIon of t}•«■ mint Myron 4 Herrick aeting as
In uh •h they can provitle farm re t'cio tituli.ni w ill respect lo the witness fur tile bridegroom.
lief by develnipng new markets a Ieoh die i ontf-nt of a bcver:iei* 1 r i i i l ' l . n
l hint oj
( liipler
ft.i agiieultural
pi .duets," said t"nl uplmlii ,t when it com e, to ! .-sil ve Compunr OUU. ,1 t.* rile a*
a -tatement issued by the mil <nal' -oiati-m of the tirht of a nation. |L. A. N. "Y ."
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The Herald is the “ Classified” paper of* Sanford and Seminole County;* headers
eaurerlv scan the want ads in search o f the opportunities
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other way as quickly or economically.
ship, with golden ca r-, grairs o f salt and pineapple syrup to glasses or jars ami m' j ! iarcfii’l>
ft. tbrsr
tin
ivlnvh i 'in-- sleaiiiin;: in' * imAtui S| r, :ul tti.rl V I'll tin- [ Ul ■
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Mix "ftu'liA St. '•!» .i. il t f* K-*.It one with a
linrl. s i are lt"t pirate sup
niuitb r J v.iii •-rit bid (mi' -iji|'l . ••"
*b ir li.il.ls lull o f stolen |V*1 Ilia's'in: " >w i " , v ti .*!! r die In-.tier ttiti •.t 'imd dri.d tr. . -t.«
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t+lilil lu.tr* ’ mi ll v. ** .in I ubtl) brown,
■ lu’ .iakiti rht '(-> lu-tvad, tb
t or i.d'b -pi.i>ii vor ii jutCe m
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1- i "m|i..snl hi tbr gold, it piiw' 1-• -ill ftll-i •
gtilll: I't'-il o.iili t ■ I'n-ti ftoUC ii-t'
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1v. t* laliH ‘sj 1**i*ij■» I»<st1 1 J i a Lira - (tv
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M. ay are die Im-y frriplit s'tlps that itif> p.m .Hid i .i. 1. •It'll1 •Hi i i brown
11! .nil I outel : t-i ami iru front Hawaii to tl.< sugar i m o1' • >• r iIt. 1
ml K fb>: Boa
111 i -it <1 Isht d
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Lirdir i’ua*t tlttritia the season whin "i one iiui-.iIkt
I'.nt.ipi'le and pkn ■ 1 • p i iptde .a llir. r •c - * 'k '.(• I- Kl.,1 H -ff* if*
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lb>- poo. I’niiare till' i .ilo b.illi r : Itinr i -ii ti.- n.
t i - ."it ..... ital i i np 1. ■i. r, . :i ii ;i
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sttcat .in ! add ti •• \\111 in *i ii >m: - t ml t' '
I tv (.in n uliirb 11n-vr sliipi lirinv j iilk*, Ai!»l i!»ri * * III i- , up pii'e- I t .ii- it i ; 'Mi it in more wa>» titan one, fm .ti rlv ** r:i.» „l 'tl;a ’« iy
h 'I -all
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a in w |iim ajutlc di-lii”-. J-'or Km Inve tmii ->*11 | l- u- *'• i
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'•*t .ippear at die ltr.ul "t tile me d Milily la.ltdl i « « wbn
l*"Jir die prcln atnl I. ti totnuli , In t .f i 1i..k.t-.
•i a Cocktail, Tlun lie rail act io tb • bitter m rr thr fruit n:t litre and bake the tir-l wattle, I III- n
sirup *
* 'li id an ai c"iii|ianimrul to jurat <>r
Stiniinr un
a lie-derate-nvf It, i/M , !■ r thirty ari'nnipiuy llo- wattle'
1>ib.ipv piiu-yipl served as a v j:< - •m f-Tly miuuu-w I n a ' ul tij*»ide ni|i irii'brtl pnivapple, one - Ut> -urat
g*
till!,, will be wrlcoiia'. Then, of (1 iwll .uni w fu - (itlur 'i"l ur culd and tlitee-f .iriti- nip watft iiiui
**'Mrsr, tin me o f this fruit as a s.ilail
syrupy . litil three ili"P-i of oil of orp
v.iilt whipped rrc.im mi li-p
'I* • irt iiigrcdirnt is (■*" will
fH-rmint. ( " - I t . lukewarm In-fort
kthiwn to need any further mention.
Pint-apple a n d Spice
serving.
Stop W ish in g___ a Herald want ad will fill yc.uv wants quickly . . .Vrsvfcj
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particular want? Try a Classified Ad . . . . its gord medicine and tiie preset
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Adding a Color N oto^ '.
t me of thr reasons why ptneap de
w t do so nut,U,'to jjopttlartie jt ili-h
" wtiiiti it jaguars li^lHcautfe t>f its
•I*;* - tranrr fts ridlfan
>cr .hldi^rfing iit
v >kome cobir-qSu
fdl. the other broWffs and yellows cr
'■*< t'ti-srntinx a rotitraiting color n<ae
th- alien combined with peas or beet*
tit .* ,,,'d.id
C'offer / ’<«»#•«»/*/*/,• l oot, '•■•fun "m- » Thr, e-l oyer Sau tnieh ■ Simmer on«
tahk-ipomi grlatiii in tv." tutitrcf*»'ii' enft crushed pineapple, llirec-fisuhm1
sugar anil two talilesfiooni Ictnof j
c< Id voter, tlun di>*i»lv»’ in "tut nip cup
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null! ttltsitirf* Ia (lld'lt I
tut cj.tfcv. Add (lnc-Ui'fil cup sugar juive tojtelites until mixture is .hick.
nil one-half rnj» f>5rwnI r»l *
Cf**! Cool. Cut wltob wheat bread in tliia I
n«J when Jiluut lu m-I, brat lilt slices, hutti-r and -pt'-*d with softrued
foamy with an egg beat.r. Add otW atub seasoned m ain cheese. C oves
cup diced slici-d pinrappht. onp-liall with an itln r t h e o f bread and butter
ctifi dtopped nuts, ar.d |u" stittiy and spread with the pineapple mixture
b-ati-n Vgg vliit.** and let Jtard«-n. Again cover with buttered bread aid
S ene vrr>'
pipfuil v ‘*1i vbtip'd cut into jr.trro-.v_ fntjti rs.
//irrtxuiioi Plneafl'U 1'ritteru Ml*
cream.
and si'* one ettp flour, one and uih
Pearh ami Pmeatl^
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->f « rti-ln-d .pun- half ti.is|MB>n« bakiitg fMitvtlcr, on*
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apple, one ..... — - 'can "t peacla-*ljca*tkioii
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paprika. Add imr-balf cup llawanat
one cup iccdlcs* rabins <,nr :i'l<‘ '
piuiapptr sjruji slowly. I»cat until am
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from litnips. AtUI one writ U-atn
juice and
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fbmild b|* I*1* ' (C1, '
|Kff.r, dip into batter. Fry in d<-«-|i Ivt fai
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chopped walnuli.__Po —
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'* t't.idiij of tiie golden cargo are
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f-.tiirif I'intnf'flc Mushroomf: Cut
""M round, of |,rrad the same sin- n*
‘ lat "■
id pineapple.
fsaut^ the
pineapple.-- r-auic
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on ju
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" >tii ,t"iitrn brown, then place a circle
V! "iii,i,|,ptf „ n
r,Htnd of bread
V'ukagr of cream chcfftc, tlx
ULIctpooui peanut butter, .^a few
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Inscribe their names to cjunlifv for the earning
Firs! Nat'1 Hank Bld:>
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Dem ocratic Primary election dose, Attorney General Fred
Sanford, Fla.
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Davis has decreed. That means If your name is not in the
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books by Monday night you can’t go to the. polls June 5 and
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lib r - j h m u . m ■»<■«>■• E4n«*| m ark you r ballot for your favorite candidates.
m S S IM T S ------------You can
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county
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state
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Hauling, Crating Shipping,
IrraU, iiifa r T a
and Storage
plain. unless you have done your part by voting for the men
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There are many candidates in the field this year, m ore'
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than there have been for many elections. Some o f them are Subscription Bridge
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running for office because it is u habit. Some arc running, American Legion Auxiliary
because they want jobs. A few are running because their: Monday, Afternoon, April
lid I* • m r«b rr nt l l *
30, Three o’clock, at the
fllrmlft
hnvm jskccfthem to, considering them weli-tjunlified!
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Legion Hut.
Even the wellt* " " i f i u ^ ,"i*,l4* Auerriu-) t o handle tho-county’* -ami hLute's affairs.
t*blfh i rain Ira ■ Mar!
For Reservations
informed will find it difficult to chose between these nspiraaaraajkrr
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Call
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in nrrlfr alnalalrl ants.
l l m l l l l a a aa well a
Mrs.
Sandy
Ardersbn, 32U-J
In the character o f some o f these candidates’ li«JT danger
naa Matttoa.
Mrs. Mark A. Newman
4---------------- «- to the state and county. Some o f them ure qualified in no
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SATURDAY 'APRIL 2»
l way to handle the affairs o f government. A number o f them
Mrs; George W . Knitjhl,
are unquestionably seeking g ra ft under the guise o f some 484-J.
BIBLE TERSE FOR TODAY
blatant cause calculated to catch the votes o f the unwary.
Such
men are running for nearly every office that is in the
|A LASTING INHERITANCE—
cod man Icnvtth an inheritance power o f the people to nestow.
lla children’ll children : r.nd the
To weed out these seekers o f self-interest, it is first
1th of the *!hncL in laid up for
i Juab— Prov. 1.1.22.
necessary that every citizen qualify him self by first regis
FRAIYER— May ou r children’s
tering and then paying his poll tax. With that done, every
Iren receive from us treasure
Jch moth and rust cannot cor* man and woman of voting age should take at least a little
nor thieves steal.
time for serious thought concerning the candidates offering
themselves.
Head what the newspapers have to say re
LARCHES
garding the aspirants. W henever possible go and hear them
-In The New York Times—
you ever known this wonder, talk and judge from their words and appearuncc whether j
Ftel o f lurch liuHs in the in your opinion they lire fit for public trust.
Then take
Spring?
your judgments on each to the polls and mark your ballot
you ever spied a blue jay
as you believe it should be marked.
[Through their furry burgeon
If you do those things you have acted for your own
ing?
best interests because you have picked men you believe will
nd • larch tree in ’ the sunlight, act as you yourself would act in fjiuir places. You will have
Backed hy n forsythin hedge,
delegated your power to men whom you can trust and in
rowing on u hill that gently
your opinion are wise and unselfish.
Slopes down toward the river’s
Hut remember, to vote at all. you must be registered b\
edge.
Monday night!
ate Into the feotlu rlxl verdure,
v
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O*e—
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Watch those shor gicen needle;
shine:
more vivid than ttie willow
I more subtle than the pine.
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L o c fit"' A
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t
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r
-C-, The plaice to build your honu
Forest Sanford. Realty
Oe
1‘V ta .«
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do.
L- * >f |■
books close m a y ;first
lianey’s
“ The Friendly Drug Store”
The extension of time allowed by the Gov
E. First St.
Prescriptions Filled Promptly
ernor for the payment o f State and County
Sanford
_
_ Ami Accurately
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CRYSTAL LAKE RABBITRY
‘
AT'LAKE MARY
i
taxes will expire on April 30th,
Tax Books will close May First, and real
estate on. which the taxes have not been
►
paid will be advertised and soldifor taxes
.
,i
. .
'<j <t
Chinchilla Steeles. New Zealand Keds, New Zealand
Whites
.
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Young and old Stock
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FOR
Jno. D.Jinkins,
»•i» . ■.
I f j *
Tax Collector SeminoleCounty.
SALE
llrln* The Children Out To See Them
Our Schools Improve
April 30th
A report which indicates that Floriila’r. .schools art*
gradually forging to the top among institutions of learning 1
lap ttlongethe twigs and branch in the South lias just boon issued by Professor Joseph
ltoemcr of the University o f Florida. Rased on an average
es
Sprout lush spears of htillinnl o f the lost six years, the report shows that the high school!
sheen,
graduates of Florida have the second host record in the en
folded like the iiursl; stiff needles
tire South. Professor Roomer, who is secretary o f the com iOf a atrong-liniboo evergreen.
mission on secondary schools, has studied the individual j
fetly on a bough thirk-covered. records o f the graduates o f 1128 accredited Southern high'
Draw your hands and let them schools, who are enrolled in POO colleges and universities
\ ! pass:
1
in all parts of the Fnited States.
i-llke tufts of silken needles,
Florida students last year failed in 13 percent o f their,
Ctlderer tiinn shnded grass!
college work, while in 11)25, 70.8 percent o f the freshman!
class yj, M*" University of Florida failed in one or more sol
Irrly no m u' c u lil have guesaslj
jeets. In tllese two vPMV Florida has risen frih i eleven!
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to second place among the states o f the South.
[Could have funcieil tliat inside
The "boom " wa responsible for the low standing of the
BIs bright ninze o f sjury fre s h -1
ness
students
Rnwner’
s li a l e in s in
in P.I25, in
in
iProfessor
...........
....... .. s opinion. The lure
jell soft beauty could abide.
o f the real estate offices and big commissions was Jon much
o f a temptation for many boys w ho should have remained in
tve you urn known (In, won
the classrooms.
der,
Another distinction which the state has now attained
I Feel of 1toe It l.ucls? Oil, divine
the
in the south ill the actual number
»ken o f P ~ ■sng’s rule Mtrplises. is
1■*> I Ilf rise*
1 let to second
............ . ,place
--jB uppic pnniiluii. nl llie pine'
o f accredited liigh schools from which graduates may en
ter college. Professor Roemers* report says the state has
Hundred* of iliuii;iiiid-> nf del risen to first place In the number of high schools in proporweri- Hpenl to get m w , linn
f» of tlif lireniuu. AiipImu'S lion to population.
The emphasis in tile report on the standing o f students
l| trains, dugutledt mid bunts
* * * **
---- *-.
• iu
rather
than mi the buildings in which they are taught is
u»ed In the race to the stnuulbeen
too
much
faith
placed
in
fine
lyera.
heartening.
has '
• *• Ilt'UI itniiiiAi There
- ... . . --F in e In iiitl-!
-n
hclnuil imildiugh. nvi:r tin- untirn Uniftal Stales. , Fine
liutlti-;
M iamdbUUn wn « uui "guni l ings are an asset to any school system, but after ail brick,!
Usslng’ ’ today on the uliectii, m stucco and concrete only form a place in which
teachers!
0 •a barber &hn|iH atui in the htorcH. can teach and youth can learn.
d ' I hay
he still have a month to gnthet
othe vote*.
Altamonte
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730 P.1
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Hear The Candidates For Office
In Seminole-Gounty
On June 5th. the people «;o to the polls to decide who shall be elected to serve them
in the various offices of SeminoleCounty. Each and every voter should attend the
— — -n
Lockhart’* death will not M«l>
•'.t»er race driver* from trying to
fatter than 207 tulles on hour,
hay all think they are immune
'em death until it claim* them.
The Fort
tyn Car*on
[i. 28 day*.
vote*
I,
THE HOPE OF THE PEOPLE
JA S P E R
In etc ry important particular (hi*,
it port of tin- stnte auditor *ii*luiiis'
... , .
Myern 'Tropical New* ••ver>tiling lin t Mr. i arlton bus,
tin* made fill r'|ieeeif deed sayot); otioilt I lie state road,
And every p ee l' lui
................. .
W‘ h< i" tbe audit .......
ft on Sidiu'v .1 i 'ait •
1 l >ii». i ill-’
fiiuitf it
L i-
W onder if Ihitii.iwm
lui
i f f t picked till flu
Willi.
Hi'i
si
If
*H ** foU,,,'
....... .
-out noon *„f .Ice, l. '.fie, •»
,
K1
""
illy Tim *
could -le w t . U- II* slioeking as
•
•
S u n s” ,{l
V. hat w,
I tile
a t |Oil I, 10 till- i>-
Hoover showed hi* *trength lie I I poll 1"i reeot.i PioiY mmii ll.itli
t, -ppblican enndidate fro |o< *iil nt ' |Wi,'v , ,, 0, 11,1 meet \!i t'ailton in
Ihi.i If*.
tlil* U«n
hen ho u
W ct.
cn IOhio.
He l..i.*l
Jieul .*«•)
out " lolut dehute, mu anyone else.
••pr.Nidenl Da we* who w a. pit
He iimnot defend tin* leeotil at
~r
_Uaioii»i*t^fc»a»tor-Die la*t mo any tirtrr o f iW hitj* pthre. and lie
.. Ill tint 11y lo do mi.
nt
Hut lie eon and will nhuHc Mr.
It’s nil rigiit if it ia ip.< hi* rack I '.niton and call public discussion
o f the people'* business and of the
auid Juck Demp*i y o f Tuuncy’w spending
of tin- jieop.r’:, money
1ure
on ShiikeHpeui
e. The form
e
.
„
. . inud-*|inging.
■hampion Mini he 'n r v 1 hud
, f llnll u mini- Inging. Inuk c
pleasure” o f meeting Shakellf it
’n „. people wan
ire him*eir. Detupney itleks to ; un,| will get tin farts. If the new*enly a it ho know*.
1' papers
Mipimriing
lYofessnr
lliitlinvv.'iy will not piint them, the
tiiry F»ird I* going to *pem! ft Ju*l>er News will a* long a* our
t
. A
ion dollur* on u plane that will ink and jrnpr hold out.
Vf the people do not like "Ifie
half-way around the world
tout •topping. It will have 12 rondiLions in tin, .lute road dopuil-l
incut ;.4If tiiey do not fuvnr w aste,
IM'* and farry n hunch' d punand eilruVairiiHc*: if they do wnni
Ford know1* 11 plane ■ like the ntiite road department turned]
in the next advance for uvin- into u viciou* political mile IIIno; if
they do no'- wont men in power who
resent any discussion o f tbe way
i nttenjpt bj^ n *:lf-*tjied t lc y are siiending the peoplu’a mil
uni to materialUe tIhe *piriL lion*, the remedy t» plain.
Noipinnle anil elect Doyle C url-)
»rry Iloudinl before n critical
hce wa* cla <«»sl ua a eonqiPte Ion governor. He will stop this 4
re today’*— New* Item, lloud waste and eXtravaganre and bring
common honesty and business e f
iuM have -tol l
*ucb
ficiency Into tlie mail department.
ey-liu.dnei* was ga.lep*, Ilu
Ilu ha* been fighting these roml« t many ’ !rowlluiu*^'hefbre ,' itions since is«t Ai.g',*t 'and will
I bring to sumo ntegrily, tiltelll-
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,t .be ........... ad depa.t
, „ rth. . . . . V i *t igal ..'ll
||.i,.
views. In this way only can the people he assured that their choice is elected to
office.
genre and uidu*tr,V be is using in
hi* ciunpnign for the benefit o f tin1
peupic into tlie governor’* office.
jR |h<t
iM lh ls ,
ratnpngn
*s
The bald lie i* making is tinfi^ht <•i fV tTy lion****! I ii hum n il in
lh’ > IM'I I!.......d'lfo.'lli
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political speakings, hear all the candidates state their platforms and express their
NEW S
rtiiilituin t . ti!<J not in iht* ^*1'
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[This Advertisement Paid For By:
FIRST
NATIONAL HANK
E. H. Kilbee
A. I). Smith
Fank Evans
"The Hank o f S er.ice"
Candidate Fur T m Ah*rMNi>r
Candidate tjin»tnblc Dial. 1
Candidate County Commiiaioner Dial. 3.
K. A . Cobh
May Belle Maxwell
L. A. Tate
Candidate Clerk Cuurl
Candidate Supt. Public liutrurtiun
Candidate funstable Dint. I
C. M? Hand
Joe I). Chittenden
R. It. Deas
Candidal* He-elcctiun .Sheriff
Cuiulidntr Ta\ A»*ie«i'>iW
Candidate t'lerk Court
I) .L. Thrasher
W. E. White
Candidate Clerk Court
( andidate I’ rnaeeuting Attorney
L. I*. Hagan
S. A.
’ B. Wilkinson
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HAS STARTKD
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OPENING OF AN
ACCOUNT.
E. E. Brady
Be One
A. VauArhan
Yourself!
Candidate llc-clcclkin Ta\ Atveour
Candidate Legislature Group 2
Candidate Cuunty Judge
J. F. McClelland
It. C. Wilcox
J. G. Sharon .
Candidate Sheriff
Caudidat* Con*lable Dial. I
T. \V. Lawton
K. Kinlaw
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Candidate Sherilf
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Candidate Hupt. I’ ohllr ln*lruellou
E. E. Walker
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Jno. G. Leonardy
Candidal* C«n*tnble l>i*t. f
Candidate K r.rlrA iin
L. T. Bryan
S. F. Long
Candidate4 Jliatlfe Of I’ eaee !ti»t.^^
Candidate For Sheriff
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<~PeHghtfuHTsnyV - — SERVICES
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m , ...- 'JW.I Swenson, M ^sionnrylPa^ijrj
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meditation,
t
‘ r|-tiri'tr mi rA
.j Before .tfye (evening j.sermon - the
pastor w(ft discuss hriefly the
Kind o f Man or- Whom I want to
Cost My Vote -fo
,e ry |Governor.« k
fef1SmifH Wv<i
Party F o r Her Guest
liar
sftr ,.1 tj®
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New Jersey Visitor
Bridge Club Enjoys
Wednesday Party
FLORSHFJM SHOE
ji i e
3dmlili/jc
Will Star
JlingPictfite
DAREDEVIL’S
(ane Theatre
REWARD
t
R e g u la r
B a tte ry
Inspection Pays
the Mating o f
BW; by FUb*
f
Between*10 0 0 ^ 20 0 0
Volcanoes
Hour
— Qheivs N o Catthat
C o m p a re s w ith
iiul.'l
'Mr! iMitlrfi* fur
,fc,<
».n«i*|ini of it
— k runt ln»
■IhaiuH—Ua%
l»rr»i
•httiini, •lir rrit-
Comb tlte field and you’ll
come right back to Buick for
the ityle, colon , upholsteries
and appointm ent’s o f its
bodies by Fisher. J
•l» hirlil.titt «»f lltr*r
l,f*« *4 awlurr—ni»d
i*r* Ikr Btriilrul I®****
•II lin,r—%»lfh
hilirra
*l«l||il),
Mm4 «%ter|i
ukrrmuilnK
\lt thr nrrnt
Milan Dili hr f « r -
h l >fit arc II, W«
Moke die same test in per*
formance and ‘figUn you’ ll
select Buick for the power,
getaway end dependability o f
Nwrttul,
i»i > oaf If > 'h* mill overwhelmMtlrnnid of
iirnlrr. Moo-
BUICK
f
Lovejoy H y d ra u lic S hock
A bsorbers, D o u b le-D rop
F ra m e, S e a le d C h a a a is,
M echanical F o u r .W h e e l
Brakes and a host o f features
not combined in any other car.
i“t*t V
* .FH^^n 4r *i ^T l/“
i i"^re"r
T.“a nl Yn f»|'f F
engine
nbrattotutsi beyond
en
gin e — ribrahonltss
b e y o n d Buy
__ f fyour car carefully. Make
*
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Compare specifications and
y o u 'll find further p r o o f o f
Buick superiority in Buick’s
belief.
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WCESS
i,al° Hill, Jr.
in
,
th o ro u g h c o m p a r la
ia o n as .
Prove to yourself that Bukk
outpoints all othercanselling
between ^1000 and ^2000.
failing service. Bring
it here for a few min
utes once a month for
a thorough examina
tion. This regular at
tention will increase
its life. This longer
life low crsitsu p k ecp ^ .
Regular battery in
spection keeps dollars
in your pocket.
i Jungle
Made”
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208 nnd 212 M agnolia A ve.
K&ti-jcir
.
Ten to Twelve Dollar*
.
Most Styles
. I
Hof-Mac
*»i' !B attery‘Co.
117 W. 2nd.
I ’hone 101
£ x i 5e
B A T T E R IE S
S E D A N S / 1 193 to £ 1 9 9 3
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C O U P E S /l 1 9 9 t o / U S O
S P O R T M O D E L S / 1 1 9 3 to / 1325
AO print / . # . ! . FUml, W tk.. ptnrmmtnt isn I# S« *4W . 7 W G .U .A .C .
Sanford Buick Co.
who wants "speed” with roomy comfort.
Be sure your next bat
tery is an Exide.
Uc® H i g h ”
and
M in
S famous Styles— -
iHI HLK*
itl
■Sen
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- = 5j
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no
The membership cpipmftWA nti «t , l
tho W oman's Club wifjf MesVvHth ' " i ' h f U
the chnlnnan, Mrs
man at the flub house on O tfc ’Avenue. As this will be th# m at »«*(-<.. • _
Ing o f the sciison, all thft^a.'who • *•
wish to present names are asked • to send them to this meeting s o .
that they can be passed upon.
•••. I
to T’onduct iRrvival
Beginning Monday evening at
,K;00 P,.^I, in t h e . (South Side
School, the Christian Church will
hold n two weeks revival service.
C. E. W yatt Pastor o f tho First
Christian Church at
Daytona
Dorfch for the past fIVe years will
be the evangelist. Mr. W yatt com es
with, twenty years experience in
the pulpit, having been pastor o f
some o f the largest Christian
Churches in the South. He is a
deep scholar and a forcefu l speak
er. F. M. Mnrler, Pastor o f th?
local Church will lead the singing.
Rev. Marler wa.- fo r some time an
evangelist singer and leader o f
music. An interesting program oif
music has been worked out for
each evening o f tho two weeks
" ‘w k . w a s that of F r i - Auguslnnn^ Kv U tthernn - Synod,,(
I
' ]" nT {Utenioon when tin* m e n : h e r s l o n d u f p services at 11:00
S
-1 *
-I’ l n S S K t l
the l.oltaphuu Hridge Club were "b flock Sunday afternoon in UpH a s I a r t y A t H o m e nnvt delightfully entertained mrffflln Evangrllral Lutheran Church
s wicsfof-S n n fon l. Lutherans
1 ‘the
t- guests
....... * of' Mrs.
”
"Beecher KenYfT n ille.......
w
In. this vicinity interested in the
First Presbyterian Church
at
her
handsome
new
home
In
Win
Mrs. B. G Smith was hostess nt
Mrs. Robert Masska entertained
Services Sunday will be ns fol
J * Lutheran* Church will, please, toko
six tables o f bridge
Wednesday most pleasantly at bridge, Thurs ter Park.
notice A cordial welcome is ex
A variety of pretty garden fbdv- tended to nil-m nnd near IJpsnlu. lows:
evening at her attractive home in day evening at lit r home on Pprk
HMR A. M. Sunday School.
Oviedo, com plimenting her house Avenue. The rooms where the cord c^s were lavishly used about the
II A. M. Morning Worship.*
rooms
where
the
games
^'ore
HOLY CROSS ( T l l ’ RCH
guest, Miss Gayle
Murshnll of tables luul bc?h placed for play
I o f, ft
Agnca
7 P. M. Christian Eiulenvor.
Third Sunday « h « r Easter
played. Scores were kept on fas
Sanford.
were beautifully adorned with
TToly Communion ?.:!() A. M.
. fw*!> Episcopal
8 P. M. Evening Worship.
cinating designal tallies and after
Lovely radiance rosea, gladiolus, J roses, gladioli, Enstcr lillies, pan
Church Scliool U:4B A. M. ,
, W o cordially invite those with
|,Vloffc «t th.* Parall
the
progressions
had
been
sies and nasturtiums.
HTtirtilng
4
*. cut flow ers and ferns were used
fllilAlMl, Mrs. VICIM
KC Dolive
uum v was
- Prayer and Sermon ( 11 |out a chunh.jbym e K -Sanford to
ployed,
George
Scores for the interesting games
most effectively as - decorations
worship with us.
I rf Women's Guild
were kept on tallies in kcebiijg
it<
M>
_____ •
.
1 1 throughout, the moms. Attractive
,wit,h the dccoratioijs‘and after the
P. M.
• i ,
,11UnitesIf&d' (kIAv s *pfilMU‘d In flbehaving had ill luck Mrs. M. Minor
Y oung Peoples forifice 1k-ngiW '■ FORREST t!.\KK HOTEL ’
•tk*|PAri.sh House ol designs were used fo r each o f usuAl number o f iitogressions had ik won a set o f aluminum salad
A. J. White; Washington, P.
been played, scores ;were epllect*
6:30 P. M.
the tnblcsmoulds in ihe forms of the vnriouf
Wednesday Evening May ?nd* C-; J. H. Bradley, Pan America
ed and prizes await(t>l. The Hrst
enrd symbols. .
,
Circle of I fjA tl thci cquriiision pf thif^ u£tCo.; J. W . Christenbefi-y; Jackson
prize, lloubignnt’s perfume went
At
the
ten
hour
Mrs
Kent serv Rector's Bible T'lass 8 P. M.'.
I^
IrH
foh
s'
Mrs.
Orion
Burnett
was
ville; H. II. Chenney, Osceola; A.
.. will mee'f at
to Mrs. J. E, Butler, while the ed refreshments o f moulded fruit
awarded the prize for high score
A. Dupoes, Jacksonville; M. Fo
I At fionic o f M rs.
turn's top score prize, a double snlnil, sandwiches, cheese straws FIR ST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
for tl\c ladies, Miss Maxine Young
ster, Savannah, Gn.; E. Augusta
Ninth
and
Palmetto
Avifi
deck
o
f
bridge
cards,
was
won
by
coffee and cake, baskets filled with
jThird . trceL.
j receiving the consolation' prize.
Fuller, Brooklyn, N. Y .; M. L.
Bible
.School
*.I:
I5
A.
M.
whipped cream, .
jismailtco o f the
Theo. Aulin received the high C. W^-Stoudcnmire. The consoln- i Enjoying Mrs. Kent’s control hos
Fuller, Brooklyn, N. Y .; W . J.
W
orship
and
Communion
11:00
}ji ukrd to meet pco're'Tfbr the ’ WieM**8n‘d***J. E ' It. tipn prize, a pink crystal ten bell
Jackson,
Daytona
Beach; J. G.
pitality
were
Mrs.
George
Doyle,
A. M.
jtthe woman's Club Asbell received the men’s low was won by Mrs. Stewart P. Dut
O’Connor, Jncksonvilel; M r.• nnd
Mrs. Sharp and Mrs.#Cnts o f Win.
Sermon,
"Sacrifice’’
ton. Robert Wilson held lowest
Christian Endeavor 7:00 P. M. Mrs. A. A. Smith, Atlanta, Gn.;
tf the Women’s score prize. The cuti prize was a- score among the men anil was ter Pnrk, Mrs. .1. Ht Courier, Mrs.
Jnnte^ II. Walsh, Jncksonvilel;
wartled
A
lex
M
organ.
The
host
FFrnnk
W.
Tnibot,
Mrs.
Chris
I Cross Episcopal
Evening Service 8:00 1’ . M.
given.u deck o f bridge cards.
Mathews, Mrs. Clifford
Walker
tit 3:J0 o’clorck nt ess presented her house guest
Sermon,
"le s s o n from
Oili- Mrs. 1.. II. Yarborough, Atluntn,
Following the awarding o f the Mrs. M. Minnrik and Mrs. Ralph' Dead He roes."
(in.
with a lovely box o f Nuntmlly’s
prizes, the hostess served chicken B. Chapman.
Anfrioan I,e(fion candy.
_________________ W e invite - you to worship with
.Methodist Church
and
) o'flork at the
Dainty refreshments o f pink .-sandwiches, pickles, cake
On Tuesday evening Mr. a n d iusA splendid nttenilnncz is expect
and green fruit jello, served with punch.
Mrs. .1. E. Driver entertained a r n v < ;f ,p p ‘T^,,,«TTT
p ,.........
ed at eaoh of tho regular services
whipped cream, cake and iced
Those efyoying this pleasant few of their friends most ideas-1 , D M «K h(» A I IOMAL ( l l t l t t l l
•SD.4Y
punch
were
enjoyed
b
y
the
guests
evening were Mr. and Mrs. C. W. antly with a dance nt their hom e' Corner Park Avenue and drd. St. on Sunday. Special arrangements
kn As-vtiiatlon o f
,,
, .
"Rev. J.
1 **--------•
\i;..i-,i...- ha\\- been made to seat everyone
The guests included: If
and “Stoudomire, Mr. and Mrs. 1.. M.
Rernurd iiRoot, Minister.
fWfh, School will
com fortably. A wa:-in welcome
Church School, '.1:45 A. M.
IttWk at the High Mrs, Orion Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. [.Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert on Myrtle Avenue.
The rooms o f the Driver homo
awaits all Methodist and "other
Chas Nlblack, Mr. and Mi’s. J. \V. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Butler,
Morning Worship, ll:tltl A. M.
r
im uon iwor° abloom with muses o f lillies,
lEljA- will give ( ’ ontes, Mr- and Mrs. C. L. West, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart 1*.
Christian Endeavor, 7:00 P. M. visitors in our city. Thus far in
Dutton
our series o f meetings each service
Me rec tal at 8:15 Mr.'nnd Mrs. Theo. Aulin, Mr. and and Mr. and Mr.'-. Robe tt .Masska. iprtunins and fenis. In the dining
Evening Service, 8:00 P. >1.
__________________'
jroom the color note of pink, and
n
litsdio of Mrs. iPanMrs. W- P. Carter, Mr. and Mrs.
A cordial Welcome extended to has-been an hour o f great inspira
it
__ green was ca rried . out with cut
Nly i
illattfon on .Myrtle
tion to all who attend. Rev. Brid
R. Satterfield, Mr. uml Mrs. Joe
every one.
Benson Honors
jriowers and ferns. Here the punch
1
-------- ------------|
g e 's with naive ability grips his
Lelnhart, Mr and Mrs. J. K. B. Mrs.
table had been placed and was
audience with his appeal for lives
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
si If ihe First Asbell, Misses Nell King. Bessie
[daintily decorated with feathery
of deeper eons ?c rat ion and noble
Catherine
ami
Mnxind
Sunday School 1»:.'I0 A. M.
ifdjj School will Dnvis,
garlands o f asparagus ferns ond , Morning worship and sermon service, Mr, l.ynn Eliliidgo, direct
like loan- o f M™' Young, Gayle Marshall and Nan
(•tie o f the lovliest social cour pink cut flowers, During the ev -ing the music, makes of it one of
11 A. M.
t erf ( i.v-'tal Lake, ette MncDonnld o f Sanford and tesies with which Mrs. Anna Hnrtning fruit punch nnd individual
Hol-mon
subject.
Humanity's the most d< lightful .featu res o f
®
i (mm th.- I’ rcsby-. George nnd Alex Morgan.
dt-g.-n o f Newark. 'N. J., the guest cakes were served.
Only Safe Signals.
the services.
k,t 5:(Hi o clock.
o f Mrs. George W. Knight, has
The guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Young People's Onions 0:45.
A. M..— Sunday
School
jjinagi i ^ " f
been honored with, was that nt A very Vienn, Miss Daisy Vieno,
Evening service 8 o'clock. Tho i It. W. W aie. Supt.
ItiU lrtHt at 10 ;I10
Thursday afternoon when Mrs. J. Miss Mildred Vaughan, Miss Kat song service will In* a delightful
11 .(Mi A, M. Morning Worship
C. Bern-on entertained nt her home herine Ginger, Buren Vaughan, feature.
I dub house.
Service. Sermon by Rev. Bridget's.
John
Lee
Vaughan,
Hubert
Prince,
on Nineteenth Street.
Sermon subject. God's Ability to
ttp»m at ihe South
7:00 P. M. Epworth League
The members o f the Four and
Roses, pastel tinted candy tuft, Albert Johnson, Mrs. A. S. John Do.
School at
Devotional Meetings.
four Bridge Club wer- ihe guests
son,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Shafer.
bachelor buttons and other pretty
Clm rcK'fam ily hour and prayer
8:00 P. M. — Evening Worship
of Mrs. J. E. Wnthen, Wednesday Spring flowers in the shades o f 1Mr. and Mrs. William Polk; Mr.
meeting Wednesday evening 8 Service. Sermon by Rev. Hridgers.
SSESDAY
afternoon when she entertained rose, yi How and (link were arrang i and Mrs. Hushnell Bales, Mr. ami
(Cj’.s<s Will entertain them mast delightfully at tier home
ed with nrtistic effecl about the 1 Mrs. E. A. M offett, Mr. and Mrs.
ettd president and on Palmetto Avenue.
where the tables hail been Wliiddun, Mr. anil Mrs. M. Gin|u:ig(r>
of
the
Bowls anil baskets of roses and
i tier, Harry Weeks, and Mrs. Alma
arranged
fur play.
|it iuofhcon, ut one ferns w eio used in decorating the
o
f
|Vernon.
Tallies done in suggestions
e! Forrest Lake
rooms of this cozy luune. The tal Spring
were
used
in
keeping
s»r.e‘ s taeerng of lies were in the form -if old fashkClub at :LW» " clock. i ioned maid n s wearing bouffant scores fnl' tin- enjoyable games y f Mis. W. A. Fitts Jr , Mrs. George
auction bridge, anil after the stated D. Bishop, Mis, Roy l\ Bower,
lilkSDAY
1 frocks o f pastel tints and when
«brr> A»*ecmtiou of the games had liten concluded, number of i omuls had been played Mrs. Ralph Wight. Joing tin- play
iPnmao School will the prize fur highest score, a box the prize for top score, an Italian ers for refreshment • was Mis C.
Pottery pitcher was won by Mrs.
|aclock ;il the South
of imported powder was won by Charles E. Henry, while the lowest S. Enters m,
j School.
Mrs. Robert Wils m, while Mrs. s«on- was made by Mrs. Edward
lifter N-'. - *’
Stewart Dutton, who held lowest Higgins who was consoled with a
LtUsiVI-ck at tlu*
scoro was consoled with a h ix of
fruit reamer. Mrs. Hartdegen was
VUIIAM FOX a-timti
^
x
candy.
presented an •xquisite white drawn
Refreshments o f pineapple shei the ci n»i >m
bel t and cakes w. re served by tin
ti|» L Delicious refreshments of a sal
la4 TOMY, lh« vmkU, bant in * T
hostusn-at the conclusion -yf
’ * 01! and ice course were served at j
games.
the conclusion of the games by the
The bridge
players
included
hostess assisted by Mrs
R. It.
Mrs.
I.. M. Stephenson, ‘ Mrs.
Dens, Mrs. |.e Roy Chittenden,
Robert Wilson, Mrs. Earle T.
Mrs. Charles E. Henry and Mrs.
Fields, Mrs. E. B. Stowe. Mrs.
p *
IISStlJEi
Genrgu W. Knight.
pfl P.fwaid.” a Fox Stewart P. Dutton. Mrs. J. E.
Enjoying this delightful courtKtnn Matting Toni Courier, Mrs, Robert Masska and e,.y wer.' Mrs. Anna Hartdegen,
i U th*- Milano The- Mrs. Wnthnn.
Mis. Ge n ge W. Knight. Mrs. Char
I I itory id a Texas
les K. Henry. Mrs. Edward Hig
Mrs. Edna Fowler 11o|k\ left
•kept peace with a
gins. Mrs. Le Roy Chittenden, Mrs.
la! Whn.ie business Saturday for her home at Dunedin, J. II. lliuterm ister, Mrs. E. E. j
Fla , after a must delightful visit
(UJ mrn
Rouinillnt, Mrs. W alter S. C ole
ittzn a hundred years, here as the guest o f her sister man, Mrs. W. Theodore 1-ingley,
l^iueks, during
if Tuas Ranger" has Mrs. (!. Irving
Mrs. It. R. Dens, Mrs. Floyd Pal____ „ which time she has been extenkuieiim-Hx m facing
Mi n . Kx m s I
HmiMitiolila
rr—wWiU-j-siwely- enteetaineslr
(firurjtis
|i th* keynote o f the
with the aid of
•to the si rcen one of
pit tines. The
(tkith Turn transports
. nnceab-il m a huge
ff till>• liumorous
th* jti, l in i*.
•Btnner ui which Tom
* .nt din lucid to un•the au(||,. acr gucHsin^
The ROLLS . . . one of those live style
unie. lb,, .upportilig
hits that make men so enthusiastic
^'wnallv e""il ami inl!i* Jiij-f, t-owfi.nl DaG iv e your battery a
about Florsiieim Shoes. Just the shoe
p Hluthci anil Harry
chance to give you un
F PiiRl,. i)imti-(i the
for the well-dressed, easy-going man
—
r~ i t
i
- .
.............. . — - —s
|o ’clock. Subject f^r
i
■ ■■i
i
. n.
#
Mr*: Glenn E- M cKay. Afra. itBeatrice Higgins, Mrs- James A.
*
H uff and R. L. Christenberry are
expected to return home S a tu rd a y -" *
evening from Miami where they
have, been attending the meeting ilo f the Grantl Chnpter, ’ Order utr».» Eastern Star o f Florida.
** <;
■»—— - * - " ■■ **
”
■»•f*r,
service. An interesting f e a t u r e ' . “M*
the Revival will be the. special* *7
services for Children one after- . . ?
i noon each week,'
MONEY TO LOAN
On improved Clly properly nl 7 per cent. 3 to five year
straight loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on Rood
business property.
SANFORD BOND
AND MORTGAGE CO
*
*
112 F. Second St.
iiia-oitT nr- scunot. k i nds
s k m i n o i .i ; i o i n t v
rnn t i i i : n t u t i i D t-.v iiiN u j i n k
ami., i»-jr
Th e followlnii report of Die I m - l p i . unit ilUliiir-rnieiits
iclinnl fonits of Semtnnle i*onnt> for tin- prrlntt nnitlnu June UOlh. IS.'?,,
ivllh
the linlaiu-.
unit nmnnnl
of_ warrants nutsiumtlnK
nint a s t a t e m e n t '
IV
|til II!f»
imtltltv
es. ........
. .......unit
.........
•f th** A
Assets
hhi'I m M
anil
tt(l l.latiUltln* uml
tho
tile ViiltM
value* of* school
-■----- * prnpnnjr
- ............
Ul
of -the'
VMW
..... . on
...........
s.ilit Seminole 1‘ onnlv i» repnrteil
the -n
Joth. day o f June, 19S7, by the
I’ onnty llourit of Pul.lie Instruction unit tile Superintendent o f Public lnstruetiou Is tier. I.v pulillslird under III.- provisions of I'hupler UtlJ. Acts
■f l •<I U n r . of Kloi litti
i . i : m : u \i . mi’II iidi
-tnlniur.v 1st. 1927
laliuur> tst, t s j ;
l*e|Misllor» Itulunie
i m l -Oil inline W.i i i .i nl
KI ND
N.t Italani-e
.lunnnrj 1st is.-;
Iteretpts for six inonths."
rrorn. Tax (‘..llector Taxes
_*•
ft.on Tuv I’ollector Polls
i
'omiitroUur
I i -on
roller UiiHinail Tux
«'lon i'ti'ollrr T4'l«*ur;mh Vi%%
\ um pt roller
t 'oini»iroll**r
<'nmi»t roller
llnnh
IimiL
it.tnh
1 Mill T.4\
Stnt»* Init-rtHt
Smith-IHin hr
$4;i.ms ii
i,:.7o 4»ii
4.001.H7
S.MllhS
J\.i'*
4.90S 3 *.
::,los.27
1,922.32
2A,4»An.O«*
15.00
;.i;
Eli ml
N'niek
UrftilHl ll»trrr*t
I ntrrr*.|
M.iltliiK Ihiluti*'**
llluburarmritta for NU Monlhni
Exprtulrtl f*o Schools:
H.ihirlt*** of ToiirhrrIV ll' lJlkllhit
l ranHportution »»f I'upii*.
Mifml.tnoi* Offlcor
Eftt** ii** - *•» \«tinlnlHtrfitImii:
Saluty of Snpcrlntrmlcnt
TravrllviK B*pwnh**>. of
Suprrlntr ndrnt
IVr DU m and Mllr.itr** of
Mrmbrr?* t»f lliu id
Itiililoikiulj* for Unit'd ond
Supr rinlrniHnt
i*i Inline Financial StutMnirnt .
I*i hitlnc
I'xpriiHi'H of I'Katiilmtihtn*
Intrtr**!
#__ _
li-an'd T«*HGh» i
Nolrji
SI ••lint* i a phri
Yt I H.il.tli
|\\ it i ».t til *
I o n .’ 4<Uh. l*»-T
it*t.tndlm; Junr sniln l^#i
•
-•» T im e u v m i w T n %n
||••‘p«t*ll<*l ' Ii.tl.tiH •< lanuAt) l ht, 19^7
>Ut **t .4Hit 1II- \\ a n a n l * Tlmi* J a n n u o
\'t t In iicM
|llr«*rl|ltn Id
li t . 1**27
, : »i \ I i . I'** •
at I Hill nlb"
Ma kink I h ll
|)Ulinr«ri»trii. ■
V.t I ■ it f o to* *nt h 1-•If *
lw .. 11 ant - •>ul *t a mlhn; TMin' J uid huh l**zJ
I title Hath. r*27
f >1 ptt*vll l
It.ilnm
\m » i .i a n ii.rrii:>
%SHl'.TS
lir n r m l *»rhu»l l-'umli
Hill.tin** »’.iwl»
1mpisnltHi'IpH
I n. m||. . ifil
MirluiHn^; «*i i i i «*iH >••»»»
»
N|i#cljil T in l i ’ hnul lllut rl.’ t
Hit In in.' 4*iihI» Mi l »«'pM*IU»rl«'M
I m t.M rit.il
T im .-,
Mh Mh M h u
i i n t . ’ fit
•**i**11 In IHiifrlrt ll.iitil Kuii.l
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^
rum
A *■4*’ In
i.i \ i i u . r n i ; H
t.KHfnil Srlioul l imit
i.iniN
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m
|<
•
i*tliiii
4
for
curr*»nl
t ipi’ iiMrx
W
Iiidi’ Miilliinai *-i«ul.il um Ift
i »t It i i-v iili*iii’|4»
S p K r ln l I.« m If
«1.iI Iv A . *1 it.it -T li tif VVui ratitw
I'm- i.r Mtil|ilif> liirurf.il mi «*.>i»l infix rmn*
pt|it.'.l mi iitu'Minplftfit NnP’n
hprs'lisI Tu « ll l^lrlfi
I..I Tu x iH M il.t NYa rru nt> Out Kt undin k
Hintrl. t
llmul AC4*Mlllth
i.M Tut IM>nlfi Vtoriiljw Otii»*fiiiiiJIiiu
*i.«I Tux DUli lot Noli'*
\ u i i: o r
4 >1lii t St'l»*D>l I '4 ' PMI)
•I
X|.pi’liil T a t
tlllil l. n ln
■I fiiriiM ur*’
•I
A ppiil u I ut*
Srlioi.l
m iio o i .
l*i opr
HrriM.llululli.il Of llrpurl
of
srmliu.lr C’ uunfy• I’ lurl.lut
l'lio P K iiT i
IHalrlflM
22.01 5*
\4,000 oo
20.000.00
�! *?
u
1
-
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k
'■UUItiil ,%rt
Rl ^
l it Hum.
i** ..
RT ST. KHbt.t .
RBHii.f.i ri„>HW
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I,ON IKIN. Apr.
n 5“ '
RID. Apr.
19.— (INS.)— nlrcfldb begun to tranofcrm O'®] tre^r'l.'k.npli,W W ' <>i>llook on the
tyj^cltl* _______________
Kiftr.il Ri.ijr'Mj <A- t i i b n l j M . - kill Ui*t to k m * Iflu p joinjlM.— ui. .wndiitnr.K' of •k*
v „
Sir tlefifed Nbwmnn,
directed
an n ttn clc^ ip on ’ F
o
n
s
# _
, . .
.,
,
..................... officer to the Ministry of Health,
Hathaway, olialnnnit-jjf Hip at at #»
e/ -r'lW d s li. rmliuadTois tine between Madrid ami in a recent address here.
Sir George, said that great lin*
road dct>aHnTcnf, whyriPli? chniT'd during the next five years.
Avila is especially important, bewith the expenditure ” ’ o f 0 lnm —* —Of*'tTtT;t“ ■■j!'m, tiffll’ riiHITIm \?i!l V ing the inain Trunk leading from proven,cut could .bo^notjeed in
t i t t u p
Uute Pro_______ Discoveries
, Indicate Continent
nhnbl ted. Lori B Time
,r r
^„....... ^. . ^
^ p r i 6 .- r M in
ir iiM i n n .
.
•
probably. has livrd nn the Amir*
Vr* M»wm-'
(e& -'continent npwnnl# o f n tnill;
Currlrr
W^bpearp, .IWCOttiing to TOCPIlt til*I
Sew* a*rr
•♦.tr i I m u i I
' Mil the Iced
(tru w m M. Tk
ll«Ur
by Bflttthsrinlnn InfttfUltvStCleotlftt*.
Information Indicating that mnn
riiij>;Ka¥c con ^ to America in the
pne: or Gl^icbl A ge, has
# 0 m
r
ply lierween each
city. The buse,
‘ ‘ ply for hire,"
ow ners,” and ,hujl
tax f •
-
,
l „ 9tXtr* t'n
M m tt elr*
* M l,w " !
,
8A T U R D .1"
'rilqn id Am erxn him raged fo r decade* and has been pnrticdurly ncy tly p in recent years,” saiil Dr. (Jidl^y.-^Additional Dicta pointing to
roan’* early rraidencu, obtained
taring- tlie work just concluded,
[BIBLE YERSl
*ub*tnntiato3 the firm belief of
■ myself and other pnlt-onlnlgia's
I A. LASTING 1,„ tin t man rcnlly existed on this
good man lenv ■ ‘ °pt>Vip*nt during Uie PJeistoaene."
i.
Remain* Found
[ hi* children's
1th o f the n't
'In 1910, according to a statcLe JuaL— Frov. ' rpent Issued by RnilUiaoniaii, "Dr.
rp ftA Y E R —Mn E.: II..£5ellnrds. at the time statu
!ren reccivo t guoinglat of Florida, discovered
moth and human remains at Verno, F la .
nor thievei associated with fossil bones o f nn'
iinoit kminu ouly in the I’lujitO'
LAR cype. Lajcr nn utnnVcur collector
—In The NeU HtgvL distoverks o f similar rcyou ever k mains at Melbourne nnd in ty^,*
B« i I
. , w
thf»
AmhOrat-Snifthsoninri
eic
,
u
bW_ition_- found a human skull in
Spring? , , .vrhit were -considered l ’le-itoceiu-
5
.
live you over |
*
IhuibsfripticdJ
nuns x,f money in nn effort? t- J . lU nnnUnl|y for the Installation Madrid to the north of Spain and health conditions in
buy the governorship.
, . l u , wny tracks on the trucTc tn
' .T
George de- b«nRh is toniprise
Ml)r. I lot hr way. has’ aweiu : - •
- *-r- ‘
” '
.. . 1
1" fb'ij tinu. Sir
.
the
muny insta'u
.hat running tforr office
oflice is noth.mnnme General
ornerm Railroad
liimrouu Counc'l
cuum ■ w , ciarcii.
me population
has-more disinfection,
n;cd cor.tr;..:.; in many
in-mi-u
that
The
c!arc«l. "the
|H»nula
nuisances, the bur
■ to the b rhist bidder, "Mr.-Va, ng hut a money • making
bu.H- ncceltrating the work of elwtrlfl- than doubled Th1. ^ ni’ri»l d-ath- notification
■ son dcclari’d, "and apparentb h ■ n.va with him.
ta fo n . as well ns a s.ni.lar under mte for J.ngl. ml » '« * ''■ « * J g euse, fever hnaptfS
thinks the governorship sh V '
“I an. against everything th a t1taking on the I ne between R am - -•-n ; n > h'df.
«
restrictive by-law,.
also go i > the hight t 1,1*1
Iney .1. Galt. !• for becau e 1 Iona ifnd the !■ranch front er. so m under the ngi f fi\t in Loijdon m Health springs (mrl
Turning his attintdon to fib.
1 ’ ow that all bo is for is Sidney j to have It lomplctsd by
1,1
;,o lire now :IH percent, as social ami imsonal]
J. Ci*t£s,. tl.n , speaker prthT t 1
hintieU and l.am ogni;i=t,| -.'ludi year Will hr hi 1(1 " “ Jtitcr * * *
t.)(. f(}‘
.j.^. pie."
'ivuinuntary
evijenro
tu
,Mai,
t.” He.l.M
Mr f'd^en.
_ * rnmoMd
'o Ma . IU,^tn|((;ll 0f ij/0
birth' exleijeds
.ettinunury evtuenon
to
- ,m
m.ia^ M
' i .m
> .un-n,
..... ....... Kjilroilr'Cnugiess
Mi. Cur.-on
Car.-on spoke litre tonight
tonight, oral. The rmlr.iud
rmlroinl «on) pa meal have J;,
pbl4 In/j-s and 11 yciirs] foi;
m:itl:!te i':n v,g e i' 'thet C u ts i •
Mr.
'- m x a i L A IK-TW
Aud nans v fn m i'th " trim le folk.wing nlilTWSti in the morn- Invited delegates fi«•om nearly
- ,every ' Kill’s*
. •- • '• - vMJ.
a
in lkiii, -that he is recetvii •
ing at Lnkc W alts nnd in the of- country In Kurope -and America To
*'\Vhv \v."A InimaiVIife'loiigcr n|.
now, that he’ hn*j
entered
n tu n oon yt Avon Park, l-urge nDrmi
*
healthier in tbr. lbili ceiituiy tliAli* WANTT.ll! <<n
u ...rn .p t bargain wherei.y i;. it t f uv,.! ■ grelteil lilmlttfajOtli p 1h »»J £) J W ) /<l'«hiip|ppnis'i
l.njlron.l in the 1 Ith.” he’ uAcd. "I .think triu j "«ra«e anartieei
u^i.od tu drlivec 10,-OUU vt.n t.< 'i..night s sjneeli was his lift: - * onipany also hopes to ti.ivu coni- answer i« two-fold—social
and dose in. Not, o\*i
tiie raving interest a in cx<
. av.nth In his
thirty-seventh ' pleted by that «lnte an inormotis seientific, .
.out. Park Avenue
“We must give up the idea that j ply “Y-O” care Hi
for si fintinrlal coiAi^ernUor. nnd vounty in
speaking days.
i nt'\v station in M adrid.'
obtained b y ’it Smtthaon'aft
La Heenid i* i P*rty working at .Melbourne^ Fin,
^
under tin* direction of Ur. J. W.
« A*rertl«*n- Oidlry.* 4
».
. 'I “ContPOvorsy A4 to the ngn .if
[.Through their
jng f
Clubs |||t |
Health Of Britain MRun
otor clubs*,,
or Australis v«h
Improves Declares k-ays
o f th e’n
Cliiet'-MedkalMani!1,,m-
m*Musical Shows iJlm Carscin Makes
Speech To Citizens Huge Sums For Her T['".
\Need Jazz for Success
it* S u m
W U r- .h im :
•I
—[lines and In purchasing mobile mnIcriAl nnd new locomotives.
four
)L 1 .itU I- III
ttOW.Vlin IIK
.
u
k -n K I T A ’ U A L I K P ’ F
W * M . M M iT * ! a ; j U r t o
Uodt.
.
Thcru were three principal gooYirtri n rrj Mty tr>___ V. m i
_ _ Li-.bwtb m'D *t
logical strata in the area in que.v
<( t on. Tho bones at Vvro nnd M»lSo Says N ik ita B alicff ! n* ftlinriri Inntr hcPo^ they wrr
.
,,
.
. Iumii'»l in tni* fountrv. An m*
ind a larch tri
bourne Were fdfmd in the middle
of Clvauvc S o uu silgiure i I 11»i• iv ;. -i A1ins tit
■_ . . .
stratum in beds, definitely iniisal.{v. i i. '1 lint
was so >wnu il
llWCiteu HI n
, rc<J 0f the Pleistocene,- The <|nesFam e
<•> the linn* I arrived o<>e .tint
rowing on n h
whether them* Iwnes wer.* do- !
....
, __ oveijb'id.v knew U. unit I laid l<
[Slopes down '
posited in the middle slrntu at n
MeW T 'lr': * d-v'
‘’,f>
10-' ‘ 1 J run: thir.g r e ”/ for tin
from
on Pekin to *>'■’ de I ijiciro w -j,
,, y, ,r,
edge.
U l. W
date or whether they were
emt lie successful in I. i t li i at ,
.
,
. . .
iHiioipjtbd. there originally was
least oni SII I. ■ of J\ e.
T’ ’!' venr I rover cd thi
lose Into the f
Hudied carefully by the new ex
jnr.z to Hirer So n'ay> Niki i Pm- »™ .r ' u> 1
to - w Vorl
tin h e
I Watch those R' ' P^blivn. Gidley found t<i his own
lirir. producer of tin- h.oioiii 0 m o :.' I.v o t i.r n n i’ ’
'tutii.-d A m
m rlr. linn. 'It
, . #
satisfaction that the bun an btuios
( h'ttive Souris.
..
% Aii'iin Pi o ... *-J ( i *
“ J:.7.7. it; tile only uniu t IV
,
u-3m plnceil in the PUisloconu
cn more vivli
sind in lamrucge.” he d. 'ir* . l l i s i ' . ' j v c e - : ! . | . - . n i - e r . ; I ' t
stratum uh it was be.ng funned
vn i,- for mo nvip i c ■ la M
adding: "It mi ke;t n-> .1 i'fi-T M
And more sub
P iggin g into th« PleiHlocene
i - r n> \V"i.t.- *,|i
.tig Ir, O|I.
cnee \ lure I mil I 1 ideci id 1 ■. ’ , f ’, 1 ! nv-n r -tr , .1
e it I
t
stratum the expedition found su-ti
•'cris. I.ondun. l-i" t. nl • ",
■h'.
d\ \o- l . - r
rIi v l*i t
lip along the
remains of mnn na bone awls, ur
I'l.vii is 7 rlivthm fei lin-ii n n i
I I il • ' , t l|. i . ' n n-1' I
1 es
| W honds and pieces '<>f pottery.
i nl et.t . . •i■. i. . ?’ •.(. bet
'.
11
.,it .if we h s
t r.u' 1
Sprout lush f4 Tho animal remains foutsl n. iir
in tho vvor! ' I , to. f hi • *•' >r I h.y (Up \ I> ■t .itl n i o r t h e i -.
hr oa.e i ; ■; > t ■■ , !.
I"i ■-*
sheen,
appeared to have ieeu o f ihe hit,
. :r «• Hullin' i*ie lin g v.o.l'!
b. rg vro, :
tlh;i -laa n. t nun ,, ;1
. , . ;a :u4 that it u
olded like tiie
Glac.al
Ago. Th > investigators
ur»«) lr clui n #* m l! «!• ri ! •'* \ 1 f|tul
Of k strong-11
considered that it would huw
kw n impossible for the huiinin
.» is nccvi.rnry to put tide rh. tlir.i!, -v ’ "
’frv
'•
• i
‘ t i ,
Ightly in s be
ryllrs to have been pushed do win
Iter .')
into inv iiiodiit'i "
hi min ie nnt
Draw your hi
leaving a truce.
“ I Imve hud see. r:i' In. ' i, tro- t r.u '■
duccl in l“;'iii=. ones wri!
hv "te “ bole T- ''d will rpeak an*
: pass:
j,,.-.
Fixing Try I mut ■ '"'C *t ui
y>a..-.
pdike tufts i
v “ Thi; human akull which w e. •Americans which bfinneTenderer than
.ftdlrui at Melbourne m l'i'jf, m tin- |
fcy*. Age -strata wm. utibrdded
,
_
Irtjy no ii'ie c
i.«uw ru
shlAliy fn the -sand,' (iidtry so id.1 i
. ...
.
Is bright mu
tmg strtita and they timid
hivo been inserted Inter
uch soft ben
/"Jfujrttmr. to give strong -il|
t*prt ’ of these roncbis nos
ftvo yon over i loiau) un prrow bead made by lm
dcr,
1 tkAn'lift ini' near the middle o f tb.
[Feel of lawh Ice A ge stratum and a few Pet
alum n< P—on frojn the fissil lumen of a Phis
buppic piiniili ,lvsfUo niusluilon *'
T h p 'inim- gellei nl gi ii'ogn ,.l
| Hundreds of
Cyh'ddioilK Were found to nxt..t nt
Wert- spent
Melbourne and Veto
jkturcs of the 1
>;!^|C«r^ ng to Smithsonian « x
•I trains, d
PgtSk the Pleistocene age ,x is ».d ,
used in tho from. 1(W,U00 to |,0b0,()0U >. ,r
ness
T
•» 'j i 'iii ii', « «
r-j
m
exchange President bays
Experien ce IsHa n dicap To
Presen tDayBusin essMa,
i
i
e l
m i l \i . ii \M
i*x 11* i '* /;• i* i ;i f ir *
4CMt l\*•
•f. <
**•“*r*r- . xtjr-i?«wcabmurm.2t£MD> -
M* 1 1•«lt » -*k.
! ‘nl
ih \ t i>
’ |’
1 'b e tat Jr
Him t. il.il in , 1| im i
i Hi
■r •(.
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i_:
1, .- .
j ij*•i T v T
r
itii.l ■ * i
" •
' r ‘ r if- i Ii iol- i
1 I'Sv. tl k
ax i. Is not one of I lie .
' - tie
1 ? mplr-s of i ii;ir •*« new Imsineih leader
T «*
•1■•i t * w* l* t t 1 .. i'
" i ’ roiluctton in llo f i it I
it ■< i n mill *•» hw
it •
W i l tll'. l e t k ail f '. | ' , pet*
t l li’ r*i
,
.if tl.
knU'i.l. > ptgreat, r llnm II.e .
i_.n| ' i..t u- t - lm
t H It
1
1
the result 11 that tlie eve. m u
•in Vi >u i. nil■•
* !
t
«
im l. 'l f i n d I.t W l l .U i k e t . a : el . . .
nt iln i T•i <
' * fi m
a new demand for I 1 pi -" ,»• i .
rr* l • 11 * iii 11111• i v ‘, - f " ■1
11
,1if- . ft; .i i
Frederick aul.
!
tl •
“ i’ list i x|«"i a is • :
:i
-. i
' f1*|• .III "i IV 1-1.1
l 1 Tl k il
worse tl.ati u»
It '
; l i . el.
. \« * 1tl *• . * *1 ;* lif\\ im 1 • |T|*
- 1
.1 i*« il *
•I- * t1. J!»1k1i11 f |, I
“ ‘ 'J;
,
“ In lIn* [»*•'*
ftisi ' * . ,ii
it; t'
infill'*
IS
krt m its \v iy« Il ba
m - l" d
i
1 1
(O i 1lU « 1S 11ItCi" tk 1f
e e i tinti sv t "
"l m '.ii. i' o . an
!*• .
4
.l.tl IL' r
I
i -i it in i.ta o lu-d . i '
| i i.” . i hi
.. .1 t
Now tlu-se .land'll.I I.'''1 * lU
date
Tin- mil mn' ■ ivm a :• I.
t, ai die I a pent I W' i i' ah vnl.lilv
.I
-in i
ii u system i ne* e .- u ,
n -
w ly '
[’Lockhart's tie
er race driv*
farter Ilian
fty ail think t
om death untl
l'
_____
The Fort My.
iya Carson hat
128 days. Ami
votes (t i
*tVondcr if H
adv picked th
n be found bj
bout nimn uf
fMlIrns o f bis
laily Tin. *.
. ___
^
[H oover
ahowl
^publican eand
i»n i... u
n
C otiM fS.A N I), Apr. "H. Designs
af.ty mt-tftl Hleam driven d in gd ib ,
w hich.i» sa d to U- .*, radaal *b
pafturf iron* tiie pres, nt type nl
hgbtvr than air tor shins, w 11 In*
(iii mill o i.n r
. ■in- competii
•*5*?*1* "k' *1- t- Wlittib ,> ), . nil «-i.f,' r Ha* e. iura.i t" build
lWi> ‘‘ ‘ f drendnmight' b i th. (I
nitefl {itatcB, it has tf« M f Vi uU’tl
\Vh iltlib i), who i** Kv;»«i t#f u
l**r* ‘‘ loci,1 engniv' i ng . . nverii
^t***v» to hptvr l .r U u .bmi:* ui, |)
*,'*
to lay 1‘elui* the
Filulim: Nen Out'els
Heiiartmuil ID- new lesign'' I'ln .lie'* • S' u‘.I e I • f"l ' e-l
.
W njttlcsty,
who has
imbed all ad. a pioneer. He in findm m v* i.i|f 11 * ' ir i ii ' pi' '*0" i at*i't
lli,r
,f “ ’
Mat i all. fai a high aimomt > f m>
W fr
9* thg.inrUi! flying mm lime would g .m i.ty , mdianiperid
J J . n r sidelll i:
***
u’dh a series ef i'"i i dgat
* _
. |( .
mv*tal tube,.,.2 0 foot m d nmetcr.
■ tW a l/m L l u a . . - . ^ ^ would be filled to lift Un*
nhijs The proposed dirigible “ evil
p "IP s nil eiL'In ...
P ^ w lle d by strum rather tl.un
t ,,
g a /o ui? mctu.rs." Whit tl, ,* j d .ould Jack Ik
cjaBS<j
Cture on -Shak ' “ A ’ ineUll dirigible would have
MThamp on sa
itu gun tuLea so arranged,'' he
u*
'
said, “ tlmt i f the airsh'p i.buuld be
POTO himsell,
torft.apart, there would be <nuugh
ipnly urt lm
g a l pro.v ntod from otcuping ti
■
floa t any part o f the air dreadlanry mord J nayght Lo the ground safely.
^1#
“ 'UhC-XEIfilttl djiiulilu... AOild lie
ill-w a y I
built o f duraium'mrm at a cost uf
Ul atoppirj
h a lf-* m illkn dollar*. Hie air-h p
fine* oml faj
d
He said
t
Br*. l ord k wop|d, viretgh only 125 ion» as a
the next
gainst 150 tons which the large
.
*" fabric ahips Weigh.
An attempt |*"*Tiiph Conipnny will erect 0 story
Worn t« itml ** ttilld 'rtg'at kutheust co rm r of
Harry Houdi
AUriog aiutTwIggr.Mtronta.
'*-++ . ■ ____
Hrnrc was el
lilure todsv’M
sJtURG—(Ju»itract let for
r.u 'd havd
r t ^ d e lin ff inUtrior o f Associated
nkoy-liujines f rltbAk-CpQt(Stow h ire.
aited many
» “ * th'
!•>
p; ee.
dent i
Rr.wireh, n'-rording I" Hi* *’ c v
York offii ia I, ii ! tie key to d> .'.d"|i
meat t - r American industry
N ' w facts, In int; di-cnv i
ilai’ *', m u le old melb 1 i m i .t
cd. A xiom s Hint w< tv necep'.ed a
week ago may not all In' ax; m*
nt all I allay.
Dm i H"!e ‘ 11
1
It"
m::e
Of
r>
im p o rta iV ie
fse
t he candidates whose names appear M o w realize the
importance o f registration and urge that all who are
■ ? 't
?
qualified to vote to register tod pay their poll tax. Vote
Av/e.
arK
for the candidate you prefer but by all means register so
you CAN VOTK!
i r-ese Candidates Wish Every
or Her Choice
.!. (;, SilAKON
June
To
E x p ress
5:
s. A.* B. WILKINSON
( a.idiilalo For lU-KU-clion Sheriff Of Semin- Candidate For County Jt,dBe Seminole Co
L. F. UAt;AX
t aiididuk
C itizen
( ’. M. HAND
t .nulid.ilo i'lli’ H i -KliTtic'n t ium ly Judge.
1 *it S la te Lt'^ihlaluri*. (Irmni i!
JOHN G. LEONAltDY
A. VAUGHN
Candidate For He-Fleet ion County l'ro>eeutin6 Candidate For ite-eleelion Tax Assesspr..
*1111 jr 11v v ■
b. j\ LONd
( n n d ld a te
l or
C b u n ly
C o n in ii-> io n e r
ID s- E .
■*tnet .v "•-*
K.
II.
K IL B E E .
■S
Candidate For Tax Assessor.
a ! COBB
*
:
.<n ii> mi
T. W. LAWTON
Candidate For SupF Public Instruction.
E .E . BRADY
Candidate F o r ClerK Of Circuit Court.
IX L. THRASHER
Candidate F o r Clerk Of Circuit Court.
Candidate For Sheriff Of Seminole ( ounty.
MRS. MAY BELLE MAXWELL
FRANK EVANS
Candidate For Supt. Public Instruction.
Candidate for He-electinn County Commission. J ()| I \ MEISCJH
er District .‘1.
Candidate For County Commissioner Dk*1
A, D. SMITH
k
Candidate F o r Con.V>abk', D istrict t.
.
r
;
deas
Candidate F o r ( lerk of Circuit Court.
m"1 ' K‘ '
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t ,y l iL-iiia Wurth
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p n m a r y -A d e u lm iw — T ’h e
zenship and only hy a large vote are the people assured
o f government according to their wishes.
.L-U
A" la/xtfraptg! •si «i--*
’7
th e
lhal Florida may poll the largest vote in it’ s history.
a
i lie right to vote is one o f the greatest privileges o f citi
iin it /.iiT . T
j
in
ir
vil-.l i ." t ;,: -s t i f | . - ti l lpri dll t , m i| n'd i arkt'iie,; \ *
tom *i i e il.nl rd w :' - iI i l l o lL-'lt ! J
Ior Hi - nil. s l hut . >i •
g. i - i
prodoeli n .ifltl iliat.•u.iUon in
thie’e . iliill ' e
lb si ii 'b. I reil i k ] I” , i , i
I an liccmiiu ih iigbi Iru . i tli••xeenlive Slndh-rf aiv
- . ,i
ritd out not nl mo into tb
tm
nn di.it iiv ds uf a par’
I, indu-trv, but into other m i
i,'s.
tn liseover w hat itwir r
i jn
i i I'm Ii o !I er. and int.
. .u n il
1-0 jd-i'itie < i 'U' sale
\II rovelcid finds ai
on u basis u ' them i 1.. *
"flrn are fur* d tu ehsnge t'it ir
|[
lire I. *-iiu i m ee.
*‘ Tbe cxe/tllive o f th,
ft,*n.e ,
will be n I , ■n n\inJr*i i pp -i.inist ■
udrplitu- _).! ‘ I-ilrini'
t-Mlm I -, -*t
infm mat t in '* Fi ed* ric!
■■11..
will I'ov/rn Ins nidi - It* '||U mi
med m Ui t'or lltloni a* a r-oke’ p liy . r euvern.i lm p'ay by b.i^ varying
linutis.
*Mn th,- ba, sgi'uur.il, tin* p'-cai-ch
m in and analyst will
. .
ly gallic; mg t lmi infwx.i .limi."
Th—dqpund for new nutlctc f >'
pr’/uimtlun, il .* u.s poni*-d out
-“ The pace of bin i'tcHs lade
i
twenty-five tim
that of t w i t:
five > aia ago, ami tiie m m who i
out of touch with hi:; blliwnes for
n year ia absolutely' out o f date."
according to Frederick.
“ Cluniges are xo rapid that ot*b
the. inoxt- v rsulile of executive • I
aide to keep on top o f the heap
He must"he able to change hi
mind, discard all h b old lb* >
nnd constnict new one.,, on the
spur o f the moment.
“ As production increu
un i
the range o f nianufuctiir d pr *
ducts broadens, the head o f tb
S m s ^ ' m m r W ' ‘roriUantly’
•i
<-----------* -» - **- l*
.
tag
new —
markets,
lie - ........
muet t - u
ouo,
h n llot
iii m s o l I o i ' t h e o p p o r t u n i t y t o
a\ a il
i e.t'islet i n i s heinef .stressed in e\ery city in the stute so
dirigible Of Metal
ijrr.ui,;h.r With Steam Power ,
* i ~~b u ffe re d To U. S. ;;
"
c ili/D ii s h o u ld
(‘:> s *
f New 1 , . .
t.-.nti * . tm . ..Ill .-.! a
| I n ii ■• .■m'1. ii >-i ... >■i
flyers.
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( Legal N M lces)
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l.\ Clltf t IT I I I I H t
l* H i-,T ltr
TtVKXTY-IIIIUII J l III! I.tl. M a
r t IT o r r i . o i i i i i A . x » : i i i \ o m
m i \ T i,
KI.IZAHKTI
l.i'.\*ij, C mpla.mml
vh
I K. ATKINS*IN. , 1 ul, l»ef«nilanl".
5oily Hernia
^•ad
rates
Cash In Advance
l - j s will be received
* and collector sent
E for payment.
F
... 10c II line
f-—
Sc a line
hr-------- . . 7c u line
ffiH i'cn request.
t t i rates » «
for
Insertions.
jj of average l« n g t o
I a line.
! cbsrge o f 30c f o r
j S i i n t : i» restricted
(Attiifiration.
K T l s made The Banl y will be responsible
Incorrect insertion,
for eubsequent
E f h t office should Im
ptmcdistely In case o f
{ a d v e r t is e r s
Flctatd
representative
Lr familiar with rates
fod clssrifi^ation will
L KRiplfte information.
L v i i h , tuey wi'd assist
Iwdine ) ° " r w n n i * d
aft ante effective.
! I’ olilital Announcement
W O M E N : Earn e x tra m o n ey sewing spare time. No selling. E x
perience
u n n ecesa sry ;
material
nupplied; ea sy work. Stamped En
velope brings particulars. Priscilla
G a rm e n t Co., Derby, Conn.
Double Measure
W O M E N — Earn b ig m oney spare I
time se w in g nt home. Mnterials
supplied. Experience unnecessary.
2c stnmp b rin gs particulars. Stew
art M fg.,
114 Mercer St. New
Y ork .
. -------___ , ; j
W O M E N : Make m on ey sewing at
home, spare time.
Experience
unnecessary. E verythin g supplied.
Sternly .work. 2c stamp brings par
ticulars.
Pearl
Garment,
513
B roa dw a y, N o w York.
vice and yet cutting in half the time you
ACE Springs are nbsolrkiriPU'Cil l«> plense*. Gil|Cnff Furniture ('*»., 2.'l
snb Si,, Uiinndo.
6— Help Wanted Mnlc
N— Financial
14— R o o m s
W ith ou t
H oard
.Special weekly rates at Sanford's
hmne-likc lintel. Seminole tlotel.
16— H o u s e s
F or Kent
F IV E ROOM furnished house. Sc**
V. A. Speer, 111 Park Ave.
F O R S A L E : Going, paying busjness,
netting
a)ip*iruximately
sued iulilress is 23
$100
per
month.
Unless
you have
Iftardi Si.,
Gilbcrt-M c
jeohl cash Jo nut answer this ml.
latijfc '"u.. i irlatuln.
Price low, terms liberal if good
C*J (ui glasses by
Dr. security cun be given. Would be
; OfpcJit ' *Hurt House. ideal proposition fo r woman. A d
dress "B u sin e ss" care Herald,
|t( Gnmii.id Dry
G in ger
'll’'. I'i 'iiipl 1lebvery.
‘J — Instruction*
R E N T : . Seven
HOUSE
FOR
rooms $20.00 per month. In*
•linkius,
Court
quire
.Inn.
I>.
Mouse.
house.
NICE FIVE ROOM
■JIDi, Palmetto Avt
No.
Yvocado
and
T hird:
Large
room bungaliiu. furnished. AI
Plme 3XX. Price
-<i Garagi
H'CIN'G lamg's Pure l ’ork
, 117 MaisniiTlii Aye.
(And Found
|fume*' pill. In t ween court
HsJlii'iia
I'la.he *»I2. Ite-
|Arxt! ajipoii n.uty to get
i ttrf*..- in not using The
wkisi/icii \ds to fill yum
fill Its !. i an i Tpei ieinvd
MM)
gel iintic
Kiddie
i *1 (iil* i i t -Mi t i r i f f
Fur-7 ! a t 1 imr, li St
•mobiles
bonufi
! nr> uud Graham trucks.
|Bd Uth. Street
tB * ( OU \N
Phone 3.
(•„.
S L E E P W E L L mi
i*
Simmons
llcmityrest innttress. Price $3!h•'*0 . (i i l b e i t - M c g r i f f Furnituiu Co.,
23 I!. C buii’ h St.. Orlando,
10— Livestock
10 Room Mouse for tent. Ill" (Ink
Ave., Phone S3*i.
2(1— F a r m s 1 o r S a le
10 A ire
houses,
A nother shipment all tools
West
bain,
Side,
one
C.j"ipllH'llls.
FEED SALK:
o f that High G u ide
Poultry. terms, s* i
Ibis week.
Dairy and Morse Feed g oin g at Echols.
prices below
the
Market.
Our
Exchange
Ti in ks deliver to uU parts o f the 25—
to
save
County.
Yotir chance
W ANTED TO K.\i MANGE. A
money. M. It. McCall Industries,
Herald Clnssitied ml will find
Ith and Elm.
you a party who h-i> -umething
you want and will exchange it foi
something you nave. Give ''classi
lumdsenpe Set vice. Trees,
1‘a la n , fied" a trial—a phone call to 148
ami shrubs,
O,
.Sonniwrehield, will d " the trick.
10-
H P la n t s a n d F lo w e r s
Landscape A rchitect, Nurseryman.
The Greenhouse, Elm Ave.,
13th
and N th.
Auto 11—
26 —
Miscellaneous For Sale
NICE LOT smoked- homeiurc.1
Country Mama, 27 1-2 cent per
pound FOB Quitman. Ga. b M. prosperity, n*> hou*es; no lionies, 111Ht11•i» i n l i " v "ti‘ jH ,1uin *ih Kali*
iMJtl 1,aU»* MmIHD", I'.IdI.I, L.I kno I'.ojic.
for Ilranan, Quitman, Georgia.
(1ti.r $,
I .M|ii; $$M...L
A Uh»»d»I»C**
.Miscellaneous
K. IJ. U.M.RUH
co .x sT A iit.K
for the office o f eonslahle, I>lslr>cl
Vo i. Seltllnole County, subject to
ill- w ill of III- v-.lers In i lie P**m«*
•raile l*rlmnr> of J o n - r>.
U
l*»n Jt s i m r o r I ' l i t n i
I lo-ii'hy aiiiioi.iire my eandldney
fid le-eh-cllon
to
tile oftlcu of
.lo ilh e id tl.e Peace, lustrlct No, I
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I hi d l l ' hi III this office for lienrlj
A
t a t i :.
olddi i t -r ci.sll. til tne front door
of the lYiurt llm is - in lh * O H >' **<
iH*l
fied Section does for you every day.
ir.cemcnls
j
o**.t in ii - June 1‘rlmury,
run
I wish to uuuounce n(> candidacy
MiTti t: o r SAl.i*..
.Voile- is lieretiv ulv. n that under
and III I'lltu* *>f that certain Hill.1
decree of foreelnsur*
hervUtforiI. oieii d In the forcKolne caus- *>y
the J ud:lc of lit.- elml'c ,'ti_tlll*‘d
Court, svloieln Iflituljetli l.t*n.f ttin complnlnnnt and <1. H M Hiio
soil. *t .il nr** defendants I, TV, tv
TVInle, Sli'i’llll .\tasl*r. ihefs-lli*-pH Hi
ed. will sell to the tiiutieU irmi lies!
little job that The Santo; d Herald Classi
W O M E N — Earn $17 dozen sew
ing nprons. Experience unneces
s a r y ; no selling. Easy, steady w o rk ,
mnterials cut. Addressed envelop-*
b rin g s details. Goshen Dress, G osh
en N. Y.
ColoiTti cnrtuor.ist
\yiints
work.
Albert Stnnn, 1*08 \V. Utii St.
r o t t tniKhtFT
l aai a cuiiilhlHte for the office
•tf Slid Iff nod w ill nppteco.te snii -
A n n o u n ccm e n ta
spend in taking advantage of it is the big
W O M E N : Enrn $27 week sewing
dresses;
experience
unneces
sa ry . No selling, material cut, in
structions furnished. Stamped en
velope brings particulars.
Royal
Dress, .Inmnica, N. V.
,
W A N T E D : Experienced man who
understands trucking and mar
keting. Good opportunity. Address
Route, DoVOU.S't; M A N
d c - W . A. Shrove, S ta r
I-and,
FIi»t~
Tdrivf cur to W ash in gJ for transp<irtntion. Will
7— Silnation Wanted
Itrftrfnres, 208 N. Park
Cull TIIU I.K I l t M .i r i'lt R
UuljJn i i. it,..
o,idling Ileumera tie I'rli.ia-y, i hrrdiy announce
n * cniiil ,lni >
fur
lilt- House of
t:.*l<ri»(m a t h •••* as a ■ member of
'•rum* If nnnilnatnl t pledge
toy h.-st efforts In behalf of ’ the
prOpl.* of Seminole County,
Ttie
crying n.-oit of the proole of KJorlda Is T.i\ f: Ii«-r. especially reduc
tion ol local taxes. Tills, tn my
opinion. i a a be effected
by
■'■lulinidr
diet rlhutloti
of
the
press i*
five
cent
gasoline
tax
iilnbng the s ia t c Itoad Pepnriment,
Helm nix. «‘o i t n t l » and d i m s , — partleiilurlv i i ,
C o n n i e s unit Cities
If hopmed i.y
the
aomlnutinn I
promise
devote a ’ l the eneray
Wlnl I'Xpi i h*0**a that
1 possess to
P o lit ic a l
Sanford, Seiolnole I'otinty, rm r ld n
rn tt r o x m m . R .
I u ivl. to announce that I am a on Monday the III, day o ( i M u f .
■indldnle
for lh*» office
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.......... o f 1**111*1 .I'*;*,
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tin- same
I.ehP-_ the jjjuf lfri dn}
two "years "u n til'' t h e " 'dlsH'Icl' 'Vat *■.lido. I »|ki rl.-t No. I, Seiiitti'dr O b i i n - j . o .Hay. P*2T. tlorliot l h - I.XtAtAmorr
*hwffri
iioiucd
sale.
th.
fotlowins
do*ftM*\'
actl into (he t ourtn HlMrlcl I '* n**i Ida. said dWlrlel enmprlstnu
. . . t o n p:
li n ts No's I. I. 3. I. P. m i l i'it4tr.
nil uiile Iti 5uai|ii'»l'
l*cl nisiIIled III aslUliK the voters
H
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12
.iihjeel
to
111
will
o
f
the
I'miiit.v,
FltirMn,
tu-wli:
for Uodr support on tny previous
Till* South r.t fe*'t i.r I#**L Klttl’l
.......ml as Jostle* of the Peace and v.iti is in ti'e I hiiiiorralle Prlmari
(M. and On Ni»rtli
pi* d a - my lies! endeavors to give t>. l.e held on Juno Mil. T. lh
d*Hl
lie
pppreelat'ot.
r*It'll
ft v*‘-t*‘i*tli»»— 417~il —.Crel. o f .
Vour
s'lpjioi
l
all the _ people u snuure deal with
I M iV IC i V f C K K ft Y
Lot
o f IllofU T. n (lit) o f Tl« r
justice "to all and l i v i d Adherence
Tlirei* (3) »>f Snnford. KkMdda.
In Hie laws.
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HOOtu'dlnix
It* 17, It. Traff*»rd’(»
uvcotnnUab Unit end.
AC. TV LOVULLs
(Legal N otices)
>0ip o f Sanfortl, Florida.
It XV. PRA H M A N , Jr.
Sold hiiIi- will Ih- mini** l*»
n m ct.riiK o r coi h t
iuld rti'i ri I*, ti*Ki-lh«'i xv It It all
I lifi-i by ai iMiiiiii f my ’ cmnrtlri;.<*y
N o u n : n m r i ni.it a t i i i n .
f u n < tn s . i -n r r i n x m i i i i M
Kill
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MibSerial No o2\12U
O f 1*1 III.It- INSTItt 1*1 IU\
hiilnl at Snufonl. , FI«»ritlU, Ihi^
rNMKii Sr:»:.
I tvtsh to tmnouner tny runilldnr) jri ( in i In*, \%111 i»f tlto vnltfh In .v m t i h i : <»i *
THIN .*"72.11 S AS A MKN» >170 Otl« du.v or April. i:»2*.
for Itn* office of superintendent <• (hit l»fm»M-rutli* |irImil ry It/ l*u
w n w iriT t:
J utiiI will
npfirvclKtw
>ou»u v t i m : a c t o r j a n t a u v st.
’ ulilte
liistruellun
of
Kemlnnl
S|»«elaL M i M'T,
County, sol.Jed to the will o f the ■uppurt.
i*NlTi:i • ST AT’ KS I.ANO O FFICE
* a con n
voters in the primary done Q, Vour
H tin- fv llir. I'lurlilii, Miin'h 27.
supporl « III Ite a|iprednted.
r u n c o r \ t v n i l l MI^.WIONFII
1**2%.
.
11A V lll'.l.l.r. M A X W K I . U
i in n i r
r o i iit.
m : u i n o i .:
1 $* r**li it* itnfiii* niii'f ihrit I nm ti
Noth'*' I-* lirr#-l*y k Ivmii •licit Hlatk
r o t M L 11.01110%. n i A N C K l i t *
i*ii»iillilAli* fur Hit • uffi.'o *»f i?tiunt) fiM.i, |i;lh fIfcil hi thin Mffic*' m» n|»>
l oti n i n r x i i t . r .
' 1 u Kb i<* announce (but I nm n i''l*tMT»Jp(“ |ii|U', fl* •m 1tint i It f No. R, ilM* tir..’i mol* r "••••Ill'll 2A72. Il**v ImmI W At II.MlhV. t*oiiijd:iIn.inL
Vk
cntidhl.ito f*?r (In* office of f *«#n- mu l*j» » | in i In* tlf f InbOi (»f flit* vii I* it iul ill'-", f h a mi-nded Id l he (»<-! «$f
Atnblv,
IHMrlct
No. I, KeinMiD1* * n l*i Ibr |t*r*«i*Yi iiflr I'rlmu^v fn luDual $ 27. 1 *22 f**r (hr fnllMuhlK " U \ l \ II A l t o v . I»#'(' **.*. ..I
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f l u i u o a *•«( uii%*V miiI>, Florida. N.iid Pint i lot nun
hr In-til ..n .fun-' Mil. A U. t!»2S
lilLd":
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l.i If only:
n \v i •i **f s i : i - i s*<•. r*. r
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(irlXtiu -1 Itfiion ITecfitt'fH Non. 1,
a. ^ T.ONO
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feildiri'd Im .»i»
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n*U h l i.r
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I*. ... to * . .*111 " f <*iiin|daut|i: lit*
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i: . JUi*l SI 2 o f l.ot 11 <«*r
••III. A
!». \7?S.
I $\i>b et* ti ii liny ii.'a In (hr* |tr.iijii»
■imil, sS. inin do i'ounty,
,i.
SW |-l uf S \\ l - I | See
T. 1>
V*»lli stlppntT « 111 In* i' ppi rclm •il of Si mi ii *■•»*• *T»*luty f 1*.»t i nm i
*'i Muudfiv lilt' Tllfx^li> Of M*># I!?*
c.i liilblnt ** fur i f f b i f InB |*i i lie ofS , It. n4 I . Tii Ii •i IIii HPis* Mi?lid «
A II (A r t i e ) HMITII.
-V, ahutdith tihnri’p mi •‘timjii * ifil l’ of T.i $ Axxptixtil **u!
to fit#
III ii
ui! Il Mill $Mil ticflttt MMil4ht ih
I*U T i n : % o n : i t s o f k n i i M i n ; •Ii*fImImu n( II.<> illic it in ihf CernoMl |!*•i‘S4•ti *%i lii iii! fill: 1hi* t til in! ttd
to »Imi\v II I m Itill, Hiimh 1,i i1it*«' to n»imAr Oc
i*m \ r\
rr.ilif l ' i 1ii»,ti\ *.o l*f lifltl In J iiiiv . ptM'lj mi
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v,i 11*11•b«t 1 |.*i ntr Ttnlf* letf(slut lll*«
A V \t?G1l AN.
It
i> fart Im*r ui ,1crod i II:l f thl«
i f i- » i is. ii Mjt|i fthni * t»i Ih«
In klHiij! .* S» lllilMiIl1 4’«M||lU Mil**
Iti
f*»»
mmi
i \ i i n u .r.i r o n
of I* m * nl Dll I* i ino uion*- irdi i l » |ni(»ll")iod i•Duo a h •
h«*1UI ici
t»* 111** t »« IllMiTfl! ti* tTMlial)
fr.ur i’Mtuioi'iit 1v#’ Hookst iii T ill:
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VIVlf«* *», A I*
L*2V ;itii| $$||l uliii'p
SANK* HiO II KItALO. it |»«»%v«^|ta|»e
•'ll *Ii*If»I•- f*»l ic i'h'i'1 Itiri (•» llif
i n i : C I’ ltoM.
h v t c i u lt •* iff -time I coidtuM) sul
In Sailf>u d. Hrniliud *
lti*lsli»tor icyidi***lu <1
»' l let* *f lux. i ’ mIIim tm- iif S I'm In *
fit >*Mip mi )•port
i 22— R e a 1 E state T o E xchange
Ooiiiit $, FI mi Ida llutii' and urd» r« d
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this 7»h d.i$ *.f Al»ril, l!*2h.
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v. i:. h u i o u s s
It) I T il l: S V M ’ UIIII IIKHALI*
l*« iiiifiry (** t»i» hi'Id hi Juim.
ru n c m v n r jrn c;r.
j
riot u
IN T il l; ( l l t i T i r < 1UTIT OF TIIK
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$*r r •i Ift11 1**n t** til*
office *»f
III Y : SKI.I.! E X C H A N G E !
S,
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Nix
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.Hol(cliur,
• I II* Ol’ I I.«I|||||\. I> A M I F oil
Vunt > .ul.; «■ *if S#*mi no I** i *mi mt y
hi :H i n o i ,i : i o i \ t \. i \ t i i a n c . INC.U.I
i Mil
n t i v m m z Vt iif
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IN T i n ; ( III! I IT r o t IIT OF THU
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hi* *i iiclh* . ( mi
Ni'iiiliiiil
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a > .. .SMAIION
t \ \ f . n t i -■m u m
j i id i ia l r m Not u ilhstmuliug the tem pm .
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j ary depression in many
manv lines of
Mil
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c o n HKtiiTNoti:
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I • i , ii,In tils.
1 herein
"•Hire (»• tf'i**
r oOtI X T t . I\ l l l A X ( ‘ W l t I / J
; business, teal estate particular " f S.Oil'n ■!
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ly,- I have confidence enough in i'll inti,1.11e
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„'„i a n .
m 'a u t i i a
i i u i . i P:n*»-i
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• i Mm- v«.i*»r* (it
the growth o f my city, county mid Itilh- the
.*1.11*•li lu't' ftu * Hid'dacy
h ' m rn mix KCNW.aii) ,\vt:- S A X F u l t l l li n M K I l l ' l l . OURS/ INC,,
1>,'iii. ■* t
I I lMl .lt $ i *» I*** held
a oorjiorutlull, ol nL. OeffliuldiHH.
! i* |i's Is! a 111i •, t *<i*mii j* .1 I'. I'llIi'A ih *. II.I.INltlS
•‘lute i,i enter into probably the la J on - ol
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li l.rliia mail,- In appear from a
IM*»lt* <'nun(lt*«
in •o im •
wt I I*
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dryest and slowest, (at the pres- for
- i rn Mil ,.f cxmplnlol la this enos*
HAf.l-..
ill
I•i hi a I $ " f J ii "v 6,
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Notice Is hcreh) given th at un*
|* lit time I i>f all vocations, realty.
oini y . 01,
r w I'A T /d iNnKit
•*»»*• t *t»i .mil off
.t t . . i | l.,i n|a anA that you ar, '>•*' allil by virtue of a ilecren *ir
r. i 1£ ■.
.. * hlilllt' nt> Il $ *
i.l. ids "I o Ntato mi ciiuulr) uth tutooh^ui* mid ",ilo r«*tH]<trud lu
lin e
o r i t . u i:
'■ tii'l idl nil* fruit
As an economic unit we, o f Int: i i ' . •
. n »M III. HIato $.f Fhirida. and tli«- .'i Imdc .nlHIoil i' iium on (Hr 3rd,*
MIN I i m r \ o. i
noil ft,, I..
I * *!*>"•• t <* Ih i*vi$ry
d.it
%nUI jdaoo iff ii'MJdoiD‘ 1* Ik ti 12U dit$ ul Aj'i il, .A. M 1 . H, 1. IVij> Sp»*«TSeminole Con nt >.
must either i.i \I* i 1
I In i ■t.v ,i miMutM'i im$ •.111111»I $r*(»! •»( ill l(itfl$*i *•
cn jibmrtaj .
v*n'$""d Vvi'titio, 4’ hhtik$i>, llhnuit. htl M,lmh r tn i'lninccry, f*i
•' vU' ivhix* i lif |>r•i t.*i Iu- . m| r. .»* ♦ i Id* 11 m i Nm
■trow nt die. Nothing stands still. slt.u . '■
. m |.*i . tun. Thnina* IImIIIioch- i ll»** *th da> uf Mat. A u - i J n . lu
V*nir Mil* port i (I >j * * l I** Mi* d'**lM*'ti "I ih* $ •
l>el 1* I
Mil
M
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$
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Ill#
•‘Mint
Mount?
Unnr 1ti
O'- i< Mm* lh*iiii.n,iii. I'timiu} l
II'
Our tei tile land with its flawing Mill I
..til. .i! < Midi.rod and roioiirod iinSunf.D.1 H^mlindo Cmiiiuv. Florida.
lu 1*1* Mil .lu.M Mill. V I' IH2%
II KIMIICKC
|*' and
m II tu
<* .i ltd ii |•■(**■;i t tikfiil •< IIi Ih i' i •ii Ft till |"M l i.'ffii for
foi’ mi
Wll*1
UTltl nidi;
to I II•$
.i m »*n \ r r i : i t
wells is the primal v foundation of
.*Mi da\ mi Min, a i» n»r«. t$ IllKlp-frt hhldri fill I'UHli, iluiiui: lllu
n w r m i i .i:
ran
our prosperity. The more we use
It'll ul IlMtll* of Mile, (lit? fi>Mu%) IMar
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ll , t j n is i %.of in Uj-In ciuih*', th*' (IcfClIlud Iand". Nltuatc, lying add
1 wist. It* aihiMiiiDo *'iii 1 mu »
of this fou n dation : the grea ter the
l'«•i (h * l •*11rC11 111»* •Dlld
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a** p*$r plat
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M e G riff Furniture I *(»., Orlando.
HL'l’S-MAliMON .
It ( Ipt’ Kitl, I |i|iiiiiij'« 41. Immics’ •-nil r o u i f rul-jart to
puld|>.h.'d (ft s» mmol . Honniy Flrideck cruiser, thirty inch thaft, being; a condition of plenty ami
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fully equipped, sleeps six. Price must be general to tie prosperity. 11.mm ihi' tiMial tin tidlc■Dimi'iuni lit :i i > un him- r», 1%?*,
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Phone 137.
b. i,|ih niiMiirliil Dtlh
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Community
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friendliness
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reasonable. P. O. Box 1138.
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and sincere friendliness is void m
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WANTED:
Baby carriage. Mils'.
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condition
and S E M I N O L E tr.'f maMressr-..
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Community
chca|). Box 70 care The Herald.
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L ,«iiiittiiiti t* tnv tatiiilldury
" f all kinds.
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rooms. 3 ( I Jiih. Flush tlx 12 Rug
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dant
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nit lic it n l ’ VT III I* vi M*\.
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$7f>. W ardrobe Trunk
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> little money
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r o i i i . H d t o n r n it. iii n i i i n ,
of I 11«• ("It'll* Mi ' I' I h im I
1®kl a.aii•h.i i ( hi Mini •
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$12.f*0 l.uwn Mower
$ 3.00
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|himself ami the comm unity. Thi*
upun th. IT
rooms. 2 bods and kitchen $13. New Screen Door
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volume
of
moving
room 12. monthly. All eonvenien Good Used Sheets $, .23 & $ .3*> I expand the
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ccs. 301 Cor. M b and Palmetto.
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Good Pillow Slips
$ .10 & $ .13
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|new. health; dollars.
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100 fl, 3-1 in. rope, new
$ 2.00
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Good window shades
$
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funds,
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.Inpanese Art Squares 0x12
$o •li *v,
properities fo r Sale, Rent or E x
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Mini $, ll. I Im 1*1 ilttul $ t*» "» %
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11. I >2#.
$ 0.00 inform me by letter giving yotii
A partm ent. F o u r room s and hath Best cotton mattresses
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I nil! uppi i t talc * *. ll *• Mippnrt.
•3 g o ml t a W minv brushes $ .1.00 address and
the property
loca
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ISet pipe dies and cutter
$ 2.50 tion. These listings will be num
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A P A R T M E N T Paragon Radio set with
tTlHv,N ‘U W A U ' ('AIN'T F O U R
Cil mil'll t" fast" It* *|*I|'I t lull tu ill*' uf- *s •: \t.»
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bered in the ord er o f their dnleI $$ Ipit t«i a 11nou re'e mV rufidlduei' f h'M of •'ulllliy « 'n'lllllIhrlolD t ftMlD,
N ever been occupied. Frigidnire, _
I Mil V, XKW AND BETNOTIITi.
S peaker
$20310 o f receipt and will o ccu p y corres
NOT h i : n l ' ««lli:illFF*n n m . i :
L .,k H UTI1KR INFOR- A p p ly Mil July’s Shoppe.
f*n the SLile 1 rlK^lhturc Hiruup 1'i KITh i ,\'tl *7* * llt»jf*C| tu till* tl*'"
t» x q - r n
Notice’ is hereby nlVtTr that
I
that I. t*.
(! foot step ladder
$ 1-50 ponding positions in a descriptive
> and will uppreeinfe Niip*M»f( In (•If'iiiii «if the $ >*i* ir h» t .ii* 1u*mu-, N*«do* (^ h* reh'.
Vance H. IhiiMstami.
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■
•
li
June
the
primary
tn
he
held
In
Juna.
Court of Hr m Ml oh' County.
register, and on display.
S E E MRS. M O F F I T T for unfurn- j G'o' hI beds with springs
i’ •M1111 $, FI ••Hi!d, mc the Till, da) of FkiiMit, do hitreicy give notice that
L. |». MAHAN.
.ntj
Mil.
A
I'
1!»2»
$10.00
I
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matresses
I’ ll A NK LVANH
islied and
nicely
furnished
a
M umi |M«t
Ml I 11' %* II •t -|miT.
Between now and October 1st.
$ 1.50
tu*wh:
|
Folding
ironing
boa
id
r
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n
<>TtTi;
n
:
'
v
n
.ithouses and
apartm ents.
YfER3
Ii.eh I* M miller mnl h> vlr t tie dcpcidptluth
it ih
t u
photographs will he taken o f ivs- L* Him I li'Kint‘ 1uf lr V ' d ' i i *f The
Our bay mure mule
about
$ 1. 0(1
Good
feather
pillows
of
ih.il
•
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.
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litlltil'll nut
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vvlhh
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I
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old mill w rii;ha
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f thi i "I* m i l
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He in 11ml**
fur the off n r of T-»$: ,\8Ni*i»iir of
S .50 idences or buildings and ground;V
■ , bun.n) .,,„|a \VL. are
Folding chairs, each
about
I
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t** th# (Niinit) ITorlda (*n the Dili* liny of which bar* hecii taken up hy Far*
■.
DHU plmiio. Call 103.
I tops soft coal, per ton
$10.00 as a " K e y ’’ system fo r kinds of •I n" it.I III" I h'di.ici DHe ll .mhi.iHul) will uf I hr \ ut er * .In ll.ft
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at
classification. Y o u ’ll find it re a dition. Many oth er articles nf val
$MI o ffe r fur mile nnd**e ll tu the
I, ,
■!" u'rul cement work. sonable and get real results. Call ue. Apply Lincoln Hotel, W. First sell properties until u fler O c t o b e r ' ifu- .1ii lie Mh pi IMiucy ,ii**l ii h'*ml'»« I I I T i l l : %I IT I ’ M r n t ■ H r . 11 IN II I . u '«!:!•• Hi ilhilhi fdr (*im*h 111** follow* mill of the }iro«T rillu^l* l**»lUMt*d un*
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1 P. Ter- 1 IK f o r un ad taker.
all ii I (**111**$*i'll *11 u*l !*i! ui- 11•*! Mill
St.
• $$ inh i*» ,iDiuuidc*' tluii 1 nm n •id Im'Iuk Id the ihuJiil) of Hrmltt*
^ _“ nq*. .1n| and Kirn.
* CLICK UK tTIU M TT t,*0F»tT.
Thu ilk hm »m* mid all f**i $udr
>d
*
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Hi** St *t» iff Florida, mid
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and
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LARGE
FU R N ISH E D
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floe of fTunit $’ * I'oipmlsK., *ri from ..... . . t'm t huilniT) ileb«*r(lif*d an f o l
It 11 L\,
.U£g
17*-1*|M-f*11nl I$.
ci nfidcnce
in this
substantial
I >i Kf 1 Iit V*I 2, Pill*)«'»'! I' * I he »le- low e. to - x\ M
t e r - ' - h c
R o oM E v Ity A. 3d WrcKS* H. x\
apartment. I room s' and b u t J i . --------------- —" ■ » IT I I M F U
|;* d l l : U*“ '
►»»! T huih v ' | « 'i t22l **f Block
cltslon of I l|i* \*deFH Ml Hu* Hriliu.
grow
th
o
f
Semi
,uio
County,
would
..
f
o
r
first
« r rL,
'
• "hingltw Electrically equipped. Silver Lake. We solicit applical.'on
• if" * mol Lot Forty*three 1 1t %
era I tc |"idmu rV *ti» *.*■© held •**» .1uui
M m ig a g e loans on (he best type like to have perm issi on from two I r u n m i \ T V r m i ' i l s x i " ) i ‘ it
of (thick *T*** of Suutli Hanford.
J s.., i " 11,1 an<l galvanized Phone 855-J.
'•ih a
H. ivr<
,o*c*ii ilhiki to plat I jieiouf tep,11111%' MLICf.TI.
‘i "a m ?'i
ol lesidencc* und MeVcantilc'lJuild- l’ ! Ihr « « hundred people to take T ' ,
I 'N
",
' ownn. Oak
•oiled lu IT:it |tupk I liaise 1*1
IBM
Elm ings in Sanford ut nn interest Vat* IdtTlitidi o f their reniditiicett uiui * Htiilhltt!** f*»i th** *»t f !• * **i * ••umy
SE Phnnr i l l .
Furnished ujinrtmcnt.
C IT Y T l t A N8 FEK
tg.i^l
F i l l ! k T A T t* sr.N .IT IH I
*.f III* pill die rmUiiNln of S«‘ »nlti*
(join Di-t. i* i N
I her* l»$- iiiiibii'iicc .l * a cmoltdalr
• h ( 'oiitii y Floridat,f V, pc. mid up, depending on the display them under the eaption, i''.nunh«»I..ner
A vp.
nitjecl lo til* |»eitlo*'».(t h IT imiltv
&
S
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Term**: I'anli,
*»» Dm lu hi on .Inlie dll V I* I'1*** tu ei!* t eed iii)relf an S* iiht'T from
■ t b y " ** r*‘ *,nicing, ’ piano
(h u ta cU r *>f the lo o n , eonstructioi: |
I'll I elm eet L* pa) fur deed.
K sio rrt, r iu n * n i .v l a s , lla a lla a *
I Iijivi lfve«l mid paid l a v * I" , , r " Ihn 27lh Senatorial tll*»tili’l '
T /
with V7 years A pa rtm en t fo r rent at 317 Park and location o f buildings.
putted
ttf
Sentliiule
I
u
*
•
%
d
rd
ftutiri»* M s II AND
I ' n u l w s . xfcl| i| «laa'.NOT
FOR
SALK"
ill
mid
S|ifnllD»le
*
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h
>
*
hIiii’*'
Ave. Phimc 8.51)—J,
Sl4r I iu p X I '.r l l l l i r .
the
I D'lllufTH I If
A* .Sheriff **f Sc in Iiiuh* Hutiti
gk,
" " (s ic store
I^71* mid 1 li.ite nfw .T) *$.h* * t» a l ,|,!ll* I lew .MlihjetT to
C. s. HOAG & COMPANY
pH
nnuy
to
U
held
June
r*ih
1
:*21
I)
,
IToiidi,
P lM M sail
3M» -\. Vlnplr M r . !
•cml.
7 W. Chn.ch St., Orlando.
If el»'ei#'*l I piomM* to •••Hiilm*
|i || C It VIU N. t
NPKJlt
M cU ,id e r ' A r * Small g a ra g e apartment. Call 251.
-RA LPH W. LUSHING. Mar. I
u r s xi.i:
M in n :
Kn nford »«t iviitk for the VivM l ill "te s t of 1*o
dU lr h |.f mid • Invite v..u to ni)
The At la ut le *’ .■i.i I,Mi** Kullrouil
.Mortgage Loans
.Modern
furnlsHi-c. t apartment*.
recufil op mieli tiruiui 1 $id
le y ’ *la* t*uniikau) pill «*« II ,it oi nanr. Its
r
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n
n
u
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.
M
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v
j
i
••«*:
m
imprpve.l
residence
and
business
2 DIM Palm etto Ave.
coujou x atlon uf i relit III
elut loll nl S.inf'iril. l'|a.
F rlg ld tln * ; Murphy steel k itch
j
I he rail)* Il liliMii in *’ (»• * (tldlducy iluii *i m %;u ul
c
"I A- Wall Paper
property. .
rill
uff||-e of (*..(( "
JtidK** «•« (•nr nuiur.tl ro'iii.crH. i«dartlhii of sli I(no,, nt of hay. «*rln(unllv muvlnu
en: G a ra g e:
excellent " n eig h b or
i*»l
i
:
n
n
aii'f l i a t i ' f v n u l lulu A l’ l.
Mliiie
l
a
m
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tin
!
educutlon.
I
nek
T,.m |icde ITlUlll) .
|T.u I • :*uhJe$T
Baldwin M ortg a g e Co., '
hood: rent v e ry ronxonablc. Pail*
Sanford, Fla.
i Iii tin* iiclloii m( 41m |* oomT uIli! Hie elinport. <»f nil I** al Hemocrnl# :n*TS<». fi'*m fli*’ Houlhurn. Kloar iiii-I
••tain I'nnii*my. Ailuiiia, •(• . poii *
J J |*A ll IDS) V
See .mr local Counsel,
l*iltty on June Mil. 1 •>
'l.*‘
A , ’ rr» l11 U l.ro - A partm ents, No. 5. Phono 818—J.
•Imn-il lo ( licin.plvpa ut
Sunfoitl.'
I mi Imi fur thi** office t- ■ 'he harid4
S. R. Dighton, S anford, Florida.
i
o
n
m
i
r
i
t
u
'
i
'
K'li
ENGRAVING
Dt
jn)
friende
H • . hupl
Ihli
Whillit
to e x l'l«ib FuriiUhod npurtmciiL
Will
sell
•mil. -Iil|*ltia III wilt (<*• mill I'll
I l i . i f l i v Hniioim*’*- m> ciin<ll*ta,'»
j . oinity mol
#»«d *
Hi*
29__Permanent
AVavlntf
i-i>
(■>(•• isss :>« c:
i l 2 * ‘ ‘a s s m i i
V * obta,n^ 1 furniture. Reasonable. Ilnx 7,—
W IL L T R A D E
several well l o - '1 ;iiid vulr»» ,#*f III* i,* td«*. ’ Iti Ihn f n r r * - c l s c I ti, ii t n tlm <*f(lr» o f s l t « r - TiHiis.t.»*
|,,cl. Noi'lf. .'t I’ obllo A (Kill'll. In
h ftu ftciih ' JT -m i i y fj*4* , I f f o ( 8t*mln<*le C o u n t y » u i » 'c c t i n
Snnford Herald.
rated lots in S anford as part I I'niiilnie
J«wp|prs*()pt«a<elfl"l
*,tiH a c t i o n
nf
i ii *
v o i r t i * i r i n * Iti.- I««li'i*i l.lil.lpr, fiW .-'.Ml,
Permanent W aving— lovely natur
1IrtHi If the »u»ople ,’ "■*, fit *'*
u a i i .Idle If. I Ida o f f h e ! $$/ll ilvo Ui*;m l l . m n i ' r n l l r p r l i m i r v •■* I * . b^l«t n » i l * ITI VX’ TIl* i ' m x s t w j c i :
W nlrli Urpairiny
al
permanents,
ns* l..v*
Nicely furnished apartments wftn
ul |iarnia«en
» m
>«$* us
«»s $5/ir» payment on fa rm land. Price must .li I'ffk’ li nl, o f f|*«*1t)j « lid * c*•tiuiH11* J hm ,-.
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I
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m<i'i'w |iiir
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Sai'ji'id, Florida, r
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—s of those .
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around
nnd gl™
- having rents iG r e e t P e o p le A |t ? r
I someone else a chance nt a sent. I
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W e e k O fH e a v y R a in
ceremonies when he turned the
one of Gov. Al. Smith s ,
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L To M eet S en ate Dem and Of iR-mocrnlU N a t i ^ .dtt*55Ma$0U>h»AtiI^r
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A n d F r o sty B reezed
Itrategy, modntlons
on !
nu-nts " committee | tlic,
Early B tota® ,
JO would hi
licrc, was unanimous.
; the
und began preparations to tako
nt 'Madison R o b i n s o n S p o n s o r s
dc Tendered By
his trans-Atlantic flight part
P a s s in g R e s o lu tio n
P p p c r B od y W a n ts
Selection of D ow tn as
four
years
ago.
To N o te d A c e s
ner into the air -for it* last
chairman unil hi
coinmittc© wVriH n*
Q u ic k A d j o u r n m e n t
,
. Rice Hotel, Jones V ice-P resident DawcsVVIllAp trip. A large.crowd was pres
ent to hid farewell to the plane
—
hy party lenders. He war plnci
point C om m ittee O f 6 S en that spread tho name of at. C o m m u n i c a t i o n s H a v e
nomination by Mrs. Leroy Spt
ators To tc a d ln v c s tlB a tio n Ixiuis to tho four corners ol
o f-South Carolina. Bower* i*
the world. Lindbergh climbed
author of “Party Rattle of
e d T o N o r m a lT o d a y ,
__i
WASHINGTON, Apr. lit), tt^ a) | into tho plane and With a faro_
a
a«w W•7 rli / * u I l l l l l i l t I* /in
Tit
Jackson Period,’' nnd “Hnm
well wave to the crowd **vr
.Tim Senate today authorized
and Jefferson." and Ims be
A T L A N T A , A p r. 3 0 .— T h o
tr a in e d E n t h u s i WASHINGTON. Apr.
prominent speaker at party ,
reaping investigation rtf expendt- ‘er the gun” and was oif-n i
South
today, w as sh a k in g it
_Adjournment of C>
, erings. After his speech nt
in-s in tho current campaigns for
s
e
lf
fre
e from a w eek o f
May ID bevunte u at rot
Jackson Day Dinner hero in
1 Presidential nominations. ,A
flood
s
and
fr o s ts 'Under tho •
unry,
his
election
ns
convc
ity today when Hcpubli
'solution of inquiry «03 intro1,,.voter
was
gene.-ally
conc«
!
rayn
o
f
a
w
arm in g sun. In
of the House indicated
iiccd by Senator Robinson of
in- YOKE* Apr* *** , tj « Ruth Ilryanuwen/\niunK
Jesse 11. 'Jones told the cot
m
nny
sectio
ns
th e river a
.rkansas. Democratic floor 0 1
BTtv.v m illion" people 1 Aspirants Listed To Speak could meet the demand
let* what was being done to
w
e
r
e
receding
and
th e
r.
referred
to
u
committee,
rsAt Third Of MceUncaBclnK ate for nn early ci-sMiti
'in getting Houston ready fo
their acclaim today to
orted
favorably
ami
adopted
w
ea
th
er
o
f
S
atu
rd
ay n ig h t
Conducted
Through
l.ount>
convention and nnnnueed ttjr
ness to prepaiy t'V- t
U torim ? G erm ans, Bar-.
,-ithin an hour. The resolution auI new (Smveiitlon ludi is about
w a s gone.
.
Tin Hucm’ftild f in d Cuphorlxed vice President Dawes to
Seminole County’* jwlllleul usII plete. Asked by one of the
The turbulent stream* which
mine
a
special
committee
of
««
Htrmnn Kochi, a n d 'th e
rants will rally tonight nt the
bets what the Heatitijt CO
washed over their banks l“
to, conduct the InvcsU■ was, Jones haid, “if the' pres?
£
Irishman.
M ajor
i northwestern sections of Florida
tn monte
Springs Community
Billion
Dollar
Van
Sweringen
1 not present 1 would say t«e
L c. I’it/msuritffe, w h o
rmse to ask citizens of tlmt
Unification Plan^IsThoughJ
1 1,000 for publlcntipn Ve.pu'
Lj the m onoplane B reMunnort in their races for
To Have GoodChanCeOfK*;
c e iv in g C om m lsalonB acklng
F fruit Kurftpe to. th e ,
clous local und state o ffloes.
L \rui ii’»n continent, the'
addition t» the candidates for>
WASHINGTON. Apr. M-I.S&Wf.tt ,-i-ic te-nt had been
( i v « j _A. fa'fornble decision on
nl posts there will he- several ns"
tho
dollar Van
Sweringen •Uto were al thlr w oht; ha. been
•ants for higher offices, among
Uio billion
dhiiuu uviiu*
railroad unification plan
uftdcr noted, and Ihe AnaUch colai and
•m ltuth llvynn Owen, who is
which the Chesapeake nnd Ohio, Choctnwhntchee Rivers In Florida
lining for u place- ,n congress
Van Sweringen control will ncqu re arc returning to thrir^bnhk"^,^
jiii th is congressional district.
stock control of the Kric and Pere
After . Weck of storms whten
An unusually U rge crowd is ex*
Muniuette. Is exported to be hnnd tore down
telephone
and
. - telegraph
eted to tu rn out Vo hear Mrs.]
cd down by tho Interstate Com light u* n Inrgc *ecwires throughout
IvnimpH n i - Uccom ra ln p il.il
,ven and the Jd h er candidates <
-•••licntioir
merce Commission wtthln a few tlon of the south, commun
Church D enom ination As
oak. The daughter of W iliam
lly returned
to" 'norm al
had
practical'.
“
Delt-trn.es
A
rr.ve
brum
AH
linings Hi you
has attra cted ;
• • •
oncu
‘'“convinced that Congress will.Ml , today an,l schedules
were
C ountries O f EnU rc ^ or id
ition wid. notice of her earn-,
pass the Parker Ralroad c o n c i I more being fallowed oni railr-uuls,
had
liation Bill nt this session. «
liirfi iti thU district.
\
where in some pla> es towns
t
K VNSAS CITY. Mo . April
a h the speakers will l»e lnnited
jnrity of the commission is said to I been eiil off for s wii-i.
INS)- ICansa, C:tv todny I-", five minute talks, according l >
I have roach,-«! the conclusion that > Yesterday LOW men
J llullv, chairm an <>f the count>
further delay in reaching a ro.i; battle in Arkansas to *!* *•
,-srm- the cnpital of world Moth',
em ocratic executive comm ttte
elusion on several merger pn- rands of acres of rsch f irm h r
■,|isni a* dflogatn from ev,-y
'
,1- would lie harmful to thi fr,*m inundation ami rr-i
h» will preside at the «m-et,.»g.
1 ....... m ihe union and thirty-iiiml railroad interests „f the country ruin. However darj—r - '
his will be the th id rally held
I ,, I I bat
o -truet.vc net..........
.named along «h" " h ,,‘
“a. -his JV..C in the ‘’omity. R
stn-iiL’themug ri>
WASHINGTON, Anr.
N*w
tMaude G
TT,
!
Raging Streams
Begin To Recede
. Strive To
Vmtrol Ovation CANDIDATES WILL
Practically Retuni-
^ALK TONIGHT AT
; E ' I , 5 S 3 ALTMONTRALLV
51
:a s r ^ - r a J
or
ir he followed bv others at m«n-l; in nil ‘ Ctioiis
. .t
.... (lit Ull I ll 111*! *'"t N*l
tilt. , mission of im 1
fri.ni tho present
that a se r i- u s sil-
U. S. Vessels (.« lo
Assistance 01 Ship
Adrift In Midocean
ta n a >■'
jucted t
measure
murine,
genoy <>
among
ves* l are ex |
vcnimcnt
ith the helpless
. |hi r bowed and
xti'HTnrr
Ocean 3»0 miles east of th.
gin!a capes.
Tho Wish i n Ocean nus
,'iolplcbs since April 1H and
IttsUthlnad ubci ulle-s, all me b e e n - twice ill tow of ttover
fit round on tlmir circle of glory- boats
]
nnd twice with li -01)
t'l. the Kit/. Carlton - Hotel to, of the \ irginiu Capes only
Bittrry, and fr”>m tho Batter* eauglit in storms, I'ave th
ksnJ-Mnt.lia tan. The* city’s w-el- line parted and be cast ad
►e« »iv,|,t nl |.|* tlm streets gn>
,
tith thei- af their nutions. gainShe broke a\*ay front tw
0* Mars an 1 Stripes, the blnuk. sels yesterday. The Coast
M sr.d i:«-M ,.t tlm tiUrnmn Re- Cutter Mnscountin and tin
KMic arid -im green, white and tug Kevwaydin. Slu- broke
*r*rjje m ttu. Irish Free State.
from the
Cutter Cairn
Kuril,
in |.*i A. M. the flylast
Monday.
hioi-.v- , . it,,| by Grover Whai- .| The Cutter Seneca Id.
h slid tin iravnr's reception com -1. York yisterduy ufternoo
p d'e ....... iti.-ir r.ite- on the ninth il will probaldy come m> wt
hoi 'd i a>- Uit/.-Curtlon Hotel. I
craft and the l
*'■" II i,-p,.f1 1,|. moiiuclc serewed I helpless
ment boat!, standing by 1’
b hi< | - ., wale a blue serge* suit n gbt. The Western Orel
*“-! j <■< a,< uhAV e*a|>; Kofhl I short of fuel on April 1H i
*« ittir.-.l in a fdiiin lilrtn husi- unable to intake |>ort. The
»mt.hifl bark felt hnr. while food supply gave out and t
Ltzmnun,, wvu* the—Uiilfoun JvfT routin' ioadt-d a «t"ia!l bo
“f.fTrihg • «nn ,.f the Irish Free provisions und sent them
with a volunteer crew- In
bnu* tlining*, lm,l congregated The steamer has "<4 n k
**d,' tin- hotel and when the | nr.,1 she is loaded with
rr» *mergr.| cheer aftei- cheer cargo
from Bremen for d
*<■! the disirict. The flyer* at Norfolk and Baltimore
'm*<l ’tunned by the reception
I tt, y bow,-,! and smiled us they
’CLERMONT—
frr<t thi-ii uutoniohilu. Showers
'
Uuilroad
ntation
pajw, came hurtling down from
t provenu*nta.
H'«iitinu,*,| On Page 4.)
ik'mI
aba^hfil,
hI*
I
iiV »m-_
r T lie filibuster of
hurst (1» of Arizona a
Swing-Johns,'1' Uotiluei
and division In the Huus
Morin government <>l>e
Muscle Shoals measure
to upsot the legislative
in tho closing wee-t*.
.. . iitod h-cause O.
Van Sweringen
, ontr. l of tin- Nickf thr proposed sy*in a position to lit*
riom til b-rie to the
to the detriment of
charges *%vt upona an,|
rim two I
effect ' f
and woiil
uaigns o
huso*,"
-nt-n'o-t—
Statliios am
nun were d
crocerie.i on
filled. fS an,'
rests were ti
Nickel IMuteT________ _
L ocal F arm er L oses
C a r W h ile I n C h u r c h
Ui that tho rdver wsn rising mere.
R o t a r ia n s A n d L e ffio r i
Attending church br-ngs bod
T ie I n G o lf T o u r n e y j
lurk to A. D. Shoemaker. W>f»l
Jones-Reid Flood Conti
celery former. Twice now it has
Rotary Glub
and AmsricaO
the possibility of a vet
load to tho theft of Shoemaker
Legiongolf
teams
U*d. \
family automobiles The first one
caused some ''‘’rr-v l ' (
5
to
B,
In
their
match
t o 1d®c',®
, lican leaders. The> ar,
disappeared during evening ser »v- M v \ r dub city championship
about n month ugo and tho
Ibowevci. of an aRreen
vices
of interest will be exhibited.
I worked out in confer,
second one v nnished last nigh*,
| will result m the l rt
Th,* first car, a shiny new Es.
| proving the n„-n»uie
sex, Inlongcil to S
son, Clnude Shoemaker. Tho older
©cal
7
man borrowed it to drive to church io
0. Herring won the only
several weeks ago. Ho larked, it for tlic U glon when he downed
In front of the First Methodist
Dr. A. Epp* by the » ® .
Church ami nttended evening ser Other
scores werotUcm
vice.
When
he
came
out
to
go
CHICAGO Apr. DO.— ( I N S ) —T he
(Rotary) and R. Chittenden tud
cr» f«»r tliutikcnrsR ©nn 1’
1 and 1 Dr- Pulcston (R°t*nD
g r e a te s t m anhunt of *TC*JJ| £ F 5 home, the car was, gone
Singleton wo. fined $10 «•>> |
Following the dUappearanco of and C. Chapman (Legion)- tied
was in progress today In
°[
TURIN, Italy, Apt
name charge. Ben Jo|inh"
four bandits w ho
n * h V shot (he first ,gr, the younger Shoe
„ f n tlje presence o
fined M for vmlaUntt-llmJ1!'
maker bought another new rttte l ' Pairings for the play-off thU
ulshed array of n>yi
street ordinance
nnd hi* father followo,! suit. L**t week will ba ss follows- S ^ e a s
b lily, the Duke of
MIAMI, Fla.. Apr
10 - (INS)
night Mr. Shoemaker
(Rotary) Vs'Chapman (l>«lon).
married in the Turin
Shrine
I new car to church, parked It unfl IxiRoy (RaUry)
W IL L PREACH
—As
nobles
ol
the
Mystic
v,
today to th,- I’nnrc.
went In to cnjrty the semorn. (Legion): Dr. S. IhilMton (Rot
poured into the cit>
Arenbcrg. There we
When
ho
came
out,
the
car
hM
••The Greatest Sermon
ary) va Herring ( I ^ o n ) . ElP
tho opening. Min.nl took on a
tqonlc*, the fir*1 eiv I
followed tho first one to the (Rotary) v* Cblttandan (U gion).
Kvcr Pri-ached” will bo tin
olid religiou.iday aspect. Bright red
' place whore atolen cim
jc-ct of the sermon t« be pien
Aniong the guests were
jfuvi* color to the throng Of
lanuel, Queen ^Hclenh. by Dr. Luther n. llridgers at
Victor Ki
inanity crowding the street*
revival service t» be held id
Crown P ince liumbcrt, 1- Hnl- First Methodist Church to"
gathered from all
princea and princussui
United SUtes, Canada and
The mooting*,* w,hich were sti
t of foreign nobility
continue thr
Canal Zone.
.
la- of Prstnlu is » t "*' April 2J. will
luuhuj
Although four ud-ht olW
u Italian Cavalry. Hu '* this week:*'
[ ihlp leads and u few scat
_ bid and the second son
ho--(IN S ) I lion of the reclamation sorrico aa
train* of Shriners from Oub
WASHINGTON. Aj.r. '
BOYS DROWN
1 an aid tb ogrleulturo. with w rrU o
i due today, unofficially the S
—Characterising the superpoa-«r a t cost. Tha’next phaso of clvB^
lobby “the moot corru^Ung Id- iiation, lk rg e r »ald, wlU be based
ERWIN, Ttnn.,
Apr. »«--r utt vltlcs got tinder wu> w t
-I th. ninth
I
flurnco" In the country today, upon tho general uaa of
(IN 8)—Seeking the bodloa of four arrival of Imperial
and tho Pr.ncess of i-'W*)1- •'
Rc-p. Berger (8) of Wisconsin, power, with tho homo a* well
boys a dredging crew today was Clarence M. Dunbar, with
u
introduced in the House today * the factry and farm dependent orv
engaged in drawing “th. D«vU * daughter Margaret,
<nAr " , . * ' a v . .
, . - - X > Co^
hill to create u national super
^room’s liest nun were the Coun looking Gla*s." , • ‘ t .^ nUcV dcn?L William R.
,
. *
jit rlul treasurer, of «
power system under government It," I f thia power bo wii^Hj"
Sol, |n tlia Nonllchucki ni\
control*
near here. The boys were diowned and other*.
ownership and control.
led,” ho aald, "It will becomo W
L The weather man smile'
Under the term* of tho bill f«!d slave of humanity and
when u skiff capsized.
TUjo city tmlay, a, blue ^
,ral aid would be givon aUtes,
hrUllant sun bringing into
MARINES ARRIVE
cltiea, counties, ill— ,
,
til|ating relief the
P 1
; subdivision* in tho
development
of the hand, of h new ovcriorxIs Ui^o
------•
’*. oarvice
. of the visitors. Beginning
! super power system*
y
ULUEFIELDS. Nlcaragui
i o'clock this rooming,
aUo provided
provided for
for used for tholr
at co«L The bUl
btU* uUo
aU .-(IN S )—Nearly 200
1
- fit, th a t poorer la bound to anstavm
l was scheduled for every
conversation 01
of tho county'.
nat;
State*, marines have reii
I
until
10
o’clock
tonightTh
anity" B“ *?r
i Sr
of Ligne and her brother Pnncc the-detachment already «n
urnl re*urtes„coordltmtlhg of Ir hum
compahlca today control " W T
!
Jority
of
the
activities
wl
rigation, flood control, navigation fifty percent of the a actric po *
F.nglcbert.
______
at Puerto Caberas. accord
, the form of giant entertali
and hydro-electric power produeword from that port todn
used l« tha .United S u ta a, i irS k
s
and
band
concerts
«t
uo
la
BELLE — Burned Inter marina* arrived at Puerto <
Uou,
and enlargement « d
Park,
the
Shrine
“Garden
County Telephone L Telegraph upon the cruiser Cleveland
lah" for this week
K„llding here will be replaivd with
Williams fol
plaints.
i
Tlw gnihbling joint ««•11"l11 ,nto c„urt when M. I*- ^""‘h WJ
' n r I al raigncil on a charge of ‘>prv.,
.,-piil>- .
nnker gunic. He was Hn*
r f“ ’ & , B„rPsenU-n“ed to BO days I
i Judge White A
Wise and
uh,ch' W Wright testified they hi
'l
played poker in Smith’s
building near Oak and •
A
Street. Judge White gave ."ant i
lecture on gdtiiMnig i"*01' '
teneimr him.
The regular iun »• *u
eluded trnff c
vii»lmtmn> *‘
liquor. Andy Johnson wiu i
bV,."f;
Guests At Wedding
Of Italian Nobility
Janu s B. McCreary. «
aptain in T he American Red C ro s
vi;I show scenes In Fiance am
Delirium in lOI'J Tuesday night a t
h(, i|.,iy Cross P arish H'-use.
piemre* " f Bi’lleuu W. mhI, Chatraii Thierry
many other points
w.
Gangsters Murder
Theatre Cashier In
Wild Holdup Scene
1Shrine Convention
Begins First Day 0^
A ctivities In Miami
Berger Says Powertrthby la Most
Corrupting Influence in
�T
*
*
t
•
•• •
J .
•V "
*m
’ b
'A**rr
fflfip. Burnt
Tnn SANTonn nrn.u
Cleveland 'Indians
And BrooktyK1Set
Pace InBigLeagucs
it
|.«prr.
(Iw«ll
1'HM
11* lf
ml
«» V
• if
>
.
-Zf
.Wb*M
!■« •
• •b il* f »•*"»*•
i
all rta
b
SValter Hage
Hard
__avd Sleddmi
Sledding With
English Golf Star
Real Home of Jazz?
forced to spend a day of unprofit
able idleness yesterday.
' A fter being pounded for five runs
in the first inning, George Uhlo
eiime to life and bout Dctioit, 10 to
(' with the aid of some murderous
hitting by th - Indians. The Cleve
land mound ace chalked up his
fourth struight victory nnd had it
perfect day a t bat with three hits.
•lumbii Elliott, ponderous pachy
derm obtained by Brooklyn from Sentle, l ore down with each .'and j
n tery one of his 2.15 pounds mu!
held the Boston Braves to three
singles, winning
to 0. Bisson-f
ette, Henline and Itieomla hit home*
runs. .
-Seattle is getting to lie a regular
cradle of basebuil. stai-s, bit- K.|
iJrundt, of Ihu IDave*, unothei
j
the R ntlU h s ta r irrinudintely fltfc'*.* Y"mit)>n Face* W ar Over Anlo
cned up by taking the . Iw H fth r r» Tf * / / f; —
nnd thirteenth.
J
. I j LA tljv tlw mkVnt o fttht* nUtltti
"Sir W alter" was erratic.
lie b i‘e the transportation aituntit n
mi*M'd short p u tts u fte r several ~
™.
■ .
brilliant s ta rts while Compston ? n,0n' f hip n wnicontinned his superlative game of , - l' n - in -'-J c.ty-n. *'.0,010 po|
yesterday. The gallery, alm ost in - *1*a tlnn-nnd only .18 ttiil.'ii of nun
ilrely pro-Compston, cheered him <,rn streets, the 14.000 licensed gii
v»mifcrnmdy when it appeared th at ricksha pullers hnve just nboi
h;- was certain to dpfeat Hagen.
driven sedun chair curriers out <
The cnril:
f.'ompston in—
MOOR PARK- England, April
"P -W n ltc* Ilugm faced almost
certain detent today at the end of
tWs morning's round of eighteen1
holes. With fifty four hole* of his’
.2 hole match with Archie Comp-■
r, :i i
t r, i ;j :jg — c u —
stmt completed, Hnycn was tfermie,■ Ilugi-n out—
being 1» down and 18 to piny
, K I 4 r» f. 4 5 4 .T. :i7—7.1—
Hagen only was able to win only
A fter completing the mon
one hole in jh r.e p tirv . eighteen thl.i • round Hagen went to lunch,
morning, lie took the eleventh but
position was obsoluU-ly hopele
'
................
- * lb
.. . > . .
» kV.'.V.V.V
drfcnxc. Canton lias nnly 420 tegistcrnl
>u*J.--obllts, l>os-frlcS the HO of/'tia- tuns. Of these
.'KM m e o<vned 0. ,-aniget anil
rented to
pub!.c\ cimstituUmr
Canton's ti.xi ' reiw . Nine of «yer>
10 of these n.i.’hines arc Am ericnn-tnnde. The trganisntinn of the
crolies into n union is expected to
r suit in a demand for higher wag*
'n g c . ^f» Miss ttu n tV ^J
year-old Hindu d i * .
horseback •front Pat j J
recently, covering th, d
hard modern rua<U J
iv.'p weeks.- So m-«t
her o f ’ iiuloists who
rout! .'nU> Cannes, n«]
ftp rfn escort of pqijJ
t 0 be abandoned, anj 3
dnrnty 18 and tne authorities an
nounced thnt he and Compston
would play tin exhibition mnUh |n
the nfternoon.
mm
Hjgs&Sa
Daily Fashion Hint
jw
T h e o r y A'”.ou
'.m siican Mv..\ic /*»fvanccd l»v Jiicaimi. o
•nrnorn?.
white* ii'il
New VmI, • i’\ . - Tin
Ir. ty to tin- u- .ml I -i« 1.
•tii i ri-tb-ir tlien (to- <
the In na- of r.zr,
th
l l ’ I . l x 1 XC*I.- I f - . !
of
ti n *
l o . l l l .4 •
TV: i.t’nnli |tn-, v - '
in:.- tin- Moorish u
A i’i i* i iii!-i nm.h re
ii’-C-tj- in-.- In .on i>
r u r il.f r o( A oim . - . ii
each venr.
• Tin- rhythm • ' tie
»i it It-I tier i 'ii
r
important mat tors, and particularly those
.v il
i
i
• •
T rll
V. ,-r
|
Aiui-rii-n-i
to. «
■ niived bv Vaul «
1 III litarv of tbo hut- i
I * the \e iy r.-ii.i*
- ■'v. American tnus ?
-state tax vs, the conservation of our nat-
( III -!i rrt.-u- I. 11'irsn'l *
>• a ort of kinship?"
rural schools as well as our state instilu-
■*y foreign u.1 - •- i. •
with reference to roads, the reduction of
11rsil schools as well as our state institu
Springtime Fruit.
tions.
I appreciate the suppport pfiven me by
Ann-1 •in |.ii «ii
the voters of this district
i . >i;.t,* i.,t ,*ii i-.r
t l.itVii.ili .il m.| it iimi,iii, .i . iiiiix if,j
tad -i' *1 it* • !« i - 1.ini ,|| .| ,1 . , 1 1
pn*.1u*.a , -iii.nl w,iiili, h iat|
ib> Milh-i'il s, u»al ,.i it., hi pi,,. ,.
an i • r. IE- i in ,|. I t , . ,
„, , :,|
it,
i m h ..ml l.\ it,, | it. iii.'
t
...... . " : l .»>
,|„.
(he past
and I promise, if allowed to serve you
r
wl" " -!- • l- |« I iii l • it....... f
am -ii tin dll, in (I, • | i, imjil,, ,i ,i
ni ii- -.mini! i, la I , , , |, i,, ,| j
triaiiK]ai irv.-r,
d u rin g
Utfnin, to continue to work for the best in
v.
terests <d the entire District. My nomina
| ... , I,,, -i
t ...
, J
Daily Fasiiic.n 1iir.t
>'1'
• • i .1 rail ” f apiicot , t '-I
' " ■> i *• .............n s
h mmi
uii, i
J. J. PARRISH
(he Senate is a high honor to this District
C an d id ate For S ta te s e n a t o r
•-1-!
Nsw Fr-lit Diibrl
Tbe«r flu -. aJ! h ,vi- ;, |.rife<-'i -|;
b.il gm-s i.itn Ilid blight I tu i.
>i tin y 'u rr p.. hi d .it th,- n.
t f t nf 1 1penes, and .-inn..1 «,i ■
>. x few liouti. In that tv.iy the
i i tewife vail iiick out iust thr
I .ui -lie desires, knowing ih.,t she
'•!| •• n-m-it ally jci tire the lughit -,t ..lily.
' -'mu- I ru il J e l l y :
l ,’<A S | | | i » N s O l
ll(l
MOM) \ T
‘■B.ith iti'ri. ti|,i» |. | new i- iht
h n r k t o (Id I. ip in navi \-.s,| i ,r, r
g.-ttl*
I 1,1 I .-I,; tv m i l -I III >l, c h , I,
*r.il|,.;icd l i t i i j > i In j .1-ep L".
eft-11s*.i frmif j u I I 14 »l. m , 1,; I. .)
with 1iii 11 In I. .
\ - ,, '.j | 1,, |i
I t J* in , t 1 .
411 with |il lit- «t
ell Urr t i l l -.1 i ’» 11,mi Mi.hdiu s i' •
r (-ii*.iir. j i
1.1 ^ Sf-ii.tli t . e n e r t t r .
! • ' the riy! t I liljlillltr 111,1 , , r j
•Ion n f > the i.ltij id -t, h J.Lck 11. pr .
H t l n l l i e d rr ii \
i- ! | . tiing. m 1
fnfiil I I -Ur I 11
1 it .IT. 1 ted *
\ r » ' r r Willi |n ;i l- J o 1 r..|!,. 1. I ” , t . l
■nr L i'l in tl ' it . - In I lnn«i 11 m.
I a lls tn 1 n irs|> i.«.f iv.1)1 l-r i - . ’ce
(ini !i t*. lung -I-• u
.Medium ti tc
I.siiin> ■
t'r i I
*V>I,
^ ijl* r#
il. vl -ct.ioi
M**1-1 I ' A. m l I» i\tr~\ p j i .
U r -iiii
-i ’i" itriril ii .jr h-n.i'l.i-.i -.
; 1 Mil '• liii-ltrd Mr..ti,iIni,*,
1* 'I I
ti ' P'liills -rl.ilm III IH .
i
• - i • ..11 iv.it.-r. tbm iii
• »s it m i!n- !u>t syrup. W hru
- • I .ui-1 In i:iu:iliig to *rt, brat tu
a t«• i• An .nine tlie* fruit in a
l 'i. M anti I'uiir over it tbr
t—y- -.i.... Ij.. *s -ihixlure ---- _Clnii and
.i.iii’ili w it Ii w lu|)|.ri| err .in.
- tin t
M, s ohi* n,milier
I ‘ -in -d slu n l Jiijrlir-t and one
flip ilirrd raiiliei] pilir i|d-lc. .m l ,vri -iik-r ill glas.srs. Blare peeled i&ct'-n s of tbrrc oranges around
r-Iiirs of r.lan. Decorate top with
*' ir.isrhiiid I'hcrriei. SprinUle one
" iblrspotni of caudiod ginger oi-i'r
the top, Mid, jii*t before icrving.
i -nr over it one-half cup of coll
sinwcr ale.
tion as president of the next session of
’ I In IV .'lull,lilt lllgllt i;llpi-dti
'• V ui I'l.rtit, the Xitruiigii-.ii.
I *"■ tt d km is «-n|ifjilx*nt Ii.- .a
hit'-- III-flllt- ill.- .-lid -if till- M’Ill'll
iii-d ti-u n.untl.i. Von J‘unit < ss 11
« 'll imiei-ile Millie j,4 pouiidt, 1
■i’M toniidtuti- he cun "tuke” tin
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J u s tic e H a n d e d O u t
If the verdict of the Miami jury In the Quigg case has
been Interpreted by us correctly, it lies within the discretion
of the police to say whether a prisoner shall be properly
docketed and hailed before a judge for trial, or whether he
shall be secretly kept in his cell until such time as patrol
men feel inclined to take him to the woods and bent him up.
It was claimed by the prosecution that Quigg ordered
the negro taken out and “worked on,” and in the process of
this “working on” the ncgrd was killed, shot through the
“head by one of four policemen who claimed sdlf-dcfcnse.
It was further claimed by the prosecution that Quigg’s or
der was illegal and that by ordering an “unlawful act” which
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h m »<« m *> fnnwfaMln resulted in murder he himself wns guilty of first degree
(y U n m b I w*r4* faUr
murder. •
t t t iM lh f ( m t i
The defense admitted that the four patrolmen, all arm
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»>■«»!»r t C f l c i n l t a t l m H m n l h ed with revolvers, had taken the unnrmed negro to outlying
• d lk n l HMl.
sections for the purpose of running him out of town. It
mt nt* further admitted that in the process of this operation, the
negro wns killed, shot through the head by one of their numkkffokwn, u4* AfTrrtV! bcr. But) the defense claimed the net wns done in self- de-r
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Four arniciljiolicemen take an. ujtiainietl negro, bell-boy
to the'WWMls for the expressed purposb of beating him up,
f t r i m l i i l M u w a ll a
the negro is killed and the policemen claim self-defense.
Four to one, four armed agninst one unarmed. and it was;
APRIL
necessury for them to kill him in order to keep from being
killed themselves. Truly the power of the negro must have
BIBLE YKH.SK FOR TODAY
been great. Such was the decision of the jury.
While we are on th is s u b ject let us advise negroes to be
THE HARD ROAD-^-Good uncareful
w h a t they do for th e ir w hite friend's. T h is p a r ti
tlarstandltif giveth favor : but the
cular
bell
boy worked in a prom inent down town hotel in
way of trangnrasors is hard—
Miami. One* night a “ gen tlem a n ” g u e s t called him and a s k
P ror. 1.1:15
PRAYER—Gracious God, may our ed him to take a m essage to a “ lady" who was also a g u est
ihoica of companions ever be ac* In th e hotel. The negro complied. T he " la d y ” was in su lt
crptohU to Thee. *
ed. The negro wns arreste d , taken to th e woods for a h eat
ing,
nnd th e re m urdered.
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The Charge* Against the (toad
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And the “g en tle m a n " who was the cause of all
quietly packed his g rip and w ent his way.
and
It
"Forw ard the Road Brigade"
I took this rhance to raid-.
And not a voter knew
I’d pillaged uu/1 plunder’d
Then came this Tampa man
Ha’ll be an "also ran"—
And put* mo on the pan:
..Vow I'm beginning to #*,•
When. I havn blunder'd
III
Gounpt to light nl mt-.
^inealers to left of me.
I.inrv in front of me
Volley’d nnd thunder'd,
Storm ’d at with muds that smell,
I have been catching hell.
They'd like to lock me up
In u dismal, gloomy cell
IV
But can my glory fa d e '!
t/ook ul the rondn I nuute!
All the world wonder’d
Of course the people paid.
Hut honor the Road Brigade'
What if it plunder'd ?
Why sJiouldn't it l*- health ami
wealth for Hathaway, a f tr r ia*lng
hairman of the State Road De
partm ent 1
Yet., u r think the building of
tho Tamilian Trail wan n great
feat, a great feat for the engin
eers who built it and u great feat
for tlie people who paid for it.
MONEY TO LOAN
straight loans on residences, ii to gtlycjir loans un good
RSpasmodic
O U fCroup la fraquantly
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Inisincss property.
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relieved by one application of—
SANFORD BOND AND MORT(JA(iE CO.
VW *Vv ,A
P>Q R u
F2 1Million JarnUmoJ
Gu m
112 E. Second St.
tWrtr
ation
Books
this
latst week saw the clt'Jilbs <>t th ree fam ous mt'ii, th e ir
m an n er of dying seem ing to show what a fickle* th in g death
is. Not only does one never know when it is coming b u t
alm ost invariably it comes when one least expects it.
We once knew a man who had served in F rance with
the Twenty-Six Division. Ho had been th ro u g h much of
the hottest fighting, lie had boon almost cut to pieces by
shrapnel and m achine gun bullet.4. He had lain wounded
and (deeding in the slime and mini of F lan d e rs fields bet ore,
! Red Cross w orkers reached him
Hill he recovered
Right y ears la ten W san d S p u r picked him while he was
playing golf. Blood poisoning set in. lie died. W h v -is it
that a man can risk his neck innum erable .limes jum ping
j with parachutes from airplanes and t inullv kill himself
I rolling out of hod at night ?
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Last week Floyd Hennett, famed axiator, died <d'
j pneumonia in Quebec, Bennett. il wa>. who with Comj mamier Iivrd, first flew a plane over the N o rth Pole. Il
was Bennett who was broken up in a crash of ll.vrd’s plane
j u s t bt*fore the great Atlantic hop. anil hud to be left be
hind. It was Bennett who w as-to pilot Byrd's plane to the
S outh pole-this s u m m e r T he icy chills of the frigid Arctics
oncealed no deal It trap s for him. (ail Quebec brought lorlhjj
pneumonia.
Frank la n k h a r f had driven in hundreds oi races. In
the circular track at Indianapolis lie had driven his car to
fame and fortune! Ho had tem pted death a thousand times
ns he skidded in and out am ong o th e r speeding ta rs . But
it remained for the smooth, s tra ig h t su rface ol D aytona
Beach to claim him ^>r its own.
No less paradoxical was the death o f C u -ta v c Kolhity.
in New York This gentlem an had made a specialty o f
transfusion operations. In seven y ears he had s h a re d his
hlood with IHOiothers in IKD operations. Last week as the
r e s u lt of an automobile accident, he died, from lo s s o f
blood
Remain
XLOCK TONIGHT
A aciontlat Kays w«* will soon
bum our coal ut thv mint's and
FLAG WEEK
pipa thv hvat to homcn and fac
FLORIDA TIM ES UNION
tories hundreds of miles away.
Balance Is wonderful—we can’t
Through the activities of the in the presenl ihsWuu'c, f l a g Week
even heat t-h* upstairs.
Florida division of the American 1I'*"' hiimed to no lode tile dates of,
! A »,r" IK *“
»:■ ■" -VUIX -fl-lTh* third political rauena-oT-iha parl’ r«r learning about the prop f vival ol Interest in the ^ is p ln y of
the S t a n and Stripes atiiNlo have
county will take place tonight at
Altamonte Springs. Brady and er use of the national colors. The the a ttention of the people uncoi
Wilkinaon undoubtedly will un- S tars and Stripes, il is said, are more brought to the facta which i
Ilmber their heavy artillery again frequently displayed in n manner go tn mukc this m a tte r of retort'd j
and the re*t of thv boys will «ay th at detracts from th eir dignity, cloth more than merely a decora
their vvravfl. Join the crowd an I nnd tho Legion—ns well ns all tion. The flag ivpresents th e '
other good citizens—would picle. United States, nnd under its p ro
Have a goad time.
that the flag be used according to tect inn a mighty people can well
accepted
regulations. There npt lool; toward the emblem with res
Sidney J. C atts says that if all
state laws on the subject. The tietha gamblers, bootleggers and tails of putting the colors up in iled and i egurd.
Stale laws particularly "forbid''
crooks In Florida vote for him, his tho morning nnd taking them
things; ihey regulate through in
opponents con have all the other
down nt night; keeping the blue dil uting v toil shall not he done,
votea. In other word*, C atts it While-Starred
field up—'u nless
notifying the underworld element hoisted on a ship in distress, where and ill tile m utter of the national
th at If elected governor ho will It is regarded permissible to fly the I lag the Florida sta tu te s under
give them free rein.—Oculu Star. field down, and there only—and n trike to p r id e d the flin; from in
And th a t’s rxactly what will hap lot more information is rather different nnd discreditable use. A
indicated, I be flag cannot be used
pen
generally spread, nnd more p a rti merely us decoration. It is not to Ire
cularly emphasized in war time.
an adjunct to advertising schrynes.
We kindly espre.-i the Wttdi that
Few people, if any, would dis nnd, while no one is asked or r e
the voters in tho fourth congTe*- honor the national flag,anil w hat quired to use or have a flag, when
alonil district will concentrate on ever has been done, since the height o n e 'is owned nnd used it must be j
Mr. Gilchrist Stockton and send of attention passed n few years bandied with diginity and tre a te d ]
»•: him u a delegate to the Houston after the World War diecrediting with respect.
convention and place him on the the colors, was no doubt due to
Sellout teachers und officers ot
ilk ■- ‘ llforrn .commlLUe, tue-heifeaMH THreh-slnljldfrHffiag'i are sometimes
all orgunizatiuns have been asked
lam which we think deserves let up all night, which Is strictly to take p a rtic u la r note of flag o t i
moat
consideration. out of order But the m atter is quetle during the next few days. '
Bfrv —Ocalathoughtful
Banner.
practically always un accident It is n m a tte r th a t pan tie a p p ro v
Since the Armistice the war-time ed by every good citizen--cm - :
The Sarasota Times has it* pot habits nnd demonstrations of pa piiasi/ing the significance of the |
itica all mixed up. The South triotism have slowly given way to flag foi the benefit of the young
Florida papers say* The Sanford thoughts and notion of peace-time. and the newcomers. And with th e ,
Herald is supporting Hathaway Many flags, that waved bravely recurrence of this a ttention maybe >
and not Carlton. We wish The here and there have come down many tail staffs now usuntly
J H erald wo*.—Deland news. The and were nut replaced This was studding bare and unm eaning in
^ Herald was supporting Hathaway to he expected. And there are no the Florida sunshine can again
until this candidate in his speech/ laws or rules 'requiring citizens lie luund udorm-d with the .most
bar* fully dem onstrated th at there to put up flags of any kind.
beautunl flag tha t flies unyw heie
[ ore tome things pertaining to the The aim of the American Legion in the world.
"set
S ta te Road Departm ent which arc
not to be dUcuxsed.
6
A hot summer dayJ
a long, dusty driven
dry throats—then tl
cooling, refreshing s.
sation o f Clark’s Tc
berry Gum. "AHapr
Tliought” indeed!
The W ay It (Joes
Legion, n week has been
HAVING THE GOVERNOR
I.
O ur heart goes out in sympathy |__________________ s t , rl:n :n ,s iiu n (, t i m e s ________
and aorrow to Mr. Forreaf Lake of
Sanford, who for no long a time enFlorida is a great state in many that should "have the governor",
i joyed the* Bill confidence of hU way#, one of which i# U«\ great ■but Florida—all o f -Florida—and a
p c fellow*, He wad a victim of the ■tva. It is too great a state in . number of newspapers hero and
boom.—O cala Banner. The Herald area and other way# to confess 1there that have been so ready to
takes pleasure in printing thin any
consequence whatever in ' fall for this political fight between
parag rap h from the B onn'-. !t cither Jacksonville
or Tampa those cities and set themselves so1
ahowa the proper C hristian spirit. "having the governor."'
Industriously to
pulling their
There o re tom e people who knew
It would not . spoil a thing to chestnuts out of tho fire, are do
th a t H r. Lake wee tak in g ' libertlee anybody or anything except a ing^ nothing to be proud of.
with th a people ’* money a y ear ago | bunch of politicians in the "suc
Florida is being given another
who would lick hie boote for him cessful" city and some wholly im of many exhibitions of a policy on
then. Thee* Mine people will, aginary prestige to brag about.
tho pan of its "h’g city" news
It Is not Jacksonville or Tampa paper* so selfish, narrow nnd unR :; era reely epeak to him now.
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THOUGi
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De Forest Sanford Realty Co.
glade
New roads were order'd.
"Forw ard the Road Brigade!"
• Charge all the bills!” I said:
From Pinellas county to Dade
High Bidden w rrr favor’d.
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¥
Loch Arbor
f nrm n
1i f l i n t .
ikM ltlit
Brigade
By Form lladUway
H alf a league, half a league.
H alf a league onward.
Through every
hammock
fair to the state that when the
votes' have been counted tlm
Ellon J. Moughlon
Q U IC K S E R V IC E
people were found to have disre
garded thrni entirely.
T R A N SFE R
A r c h ite c t
The "big city” .newspapers cf
Hauling,
C
rating
Shipping,
First
Nat’.* Bank UIcIl’.
Florida themselves have often re
and Storage
Sanford, Fla.
marked that their influence has
counted for little in jnnny stato II, n ms_________mu i:. .IrJ M.
elections,' and some day they may
really set themselves to consider
ing why. The why is that almost
always their real campaign is not
for the state welfare but one of
rivalry between cities—just ns to
T h e p la c e to b u ild y o u r h o m e
day the struggle of the Jackson
ville and Tampa papers is not to |
help elect tjie heat governor avail
able, but to elect either u Jack- |
Konville or Tampa'jnnn.
No wm(der tho people so seldom)
agree with the “big city” news
papers. Whey should they? They
are not as simple minded “ nnd.
credulous us the "big city” news
On improved City property nt 7 per rent. ,T to five year
papers think.
i
J^B^xxItixwi^hmrW avail himsdi of the opportunity to
casl a ballot in the primary election. 'Fhe importance
registering is being stressed in every city in the state so
thal Florida may poll (he largest vote in it’s history.
r e g is t e r
l
at the
I be 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.
Office Of
C Du Bose
112
Park Ave.
I he candidates whose names appear below realize the
importance of registration and urge that all who are
qualified to vote to register tod pay their poll tax. Vote
for the candidate you prefer but by all means register NO
s
you CAN VOTE!
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These Candidates Wish Every Citizen To Express
or Her Choice June 5:
(,'. S H A R O N
m didiitc fur IU*-Kli'clion County Judge.
L. 1\ HAGAN
C an d id ate F o r S tate L egislature, C roup 2
<\ M. HAND
s. A. B. WILKINSON
Candidate Fur lle-KIcctlon Sheriff Of Semin t ti ud idate For County Judge Seminole Couni j
ole Countv.
JOHN
LEONARDY
A. VAUGHN
A ll"!,r n « ° I Or RC' E I" " ° " r ° U"’ V l>r“ " U ,i,,C e iin d id n li- K o r Itc . l . c l i , , , , T »x A______ r
,S. ,.\ LONG
C andidate F o r County Comm issioner
trict 5.
U. A. COBB
Candidate For Clerk Of Circuit Court.
D. L. TH R A SH ER
Candidate For Clerk Of Circuit Court.
A. D. SMITH
Candidate For Constable, District I.
E. H. KILUEE
,
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Candidate For Tax Assessor.
T. W. LAWTON
Candidate For -Su,,|. f>ub||r |„,|rucllon.
K. E. BRADY
Candidate For Sheriff Of Seminole County.
.M , 5 S - M A Y
b e l l e
m a x w e l l
FRANK EVANS
t andidnte For Supt. Public Instruction.
Candidate For Re-election County Commission,
er District 3.
JOHN MEISCH
R. R. DEAS
Candidate For County Commissioner District
Candidate For Clerk of Circuit Court.
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First P i c t u r e OV
Bremen Plane Will
Be Shown Tonight
U , Telepfcon® 148 MRS. FREt), S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37.
Mrs. George D. Bishop
Entertains At Bridge
Personals
Social
Calendar
i
Emily Halley r w t ‘1 riv e
piano rec.tnl a t h :lo
* lit the studio of Mrs. h a i r
[ttbriilce Mui^on on Myrtle
of .Managers* o f the
9i Club will m eet a t 10;00
\ *t the- club house.
, tbv Program n l th’e Smith
'Primury School u t G:‘H>
WEDNESDAY
L
. Parker (irphnnmte Society
with Mrs- Tom WilUania
) o’tlock nt her hmr.e mi Oak
„ ami Third S treet. A full
kwe is desired.
[j. Tunn r Circle of the F irst
I Church will m eet a t 11:110
s» the church, with Mrs.
^ t / i n d Mrs. I.. It. Uruirit us
'
"/
,y \ 1moduss will en tertain
|»»ly elected president, mill
of runminers
of
the
V* Club nl liiMcheon, nt one
ft at lintel Forrest Lake.nl luii>ii'ss m eeting of
Jl^aan’s Cluh nt 11:00 o'clock.
THURSDAY
Side Parent Teachers Asfcch will meet nt 0:00 o'clock
, WcM Side Prim ary School,
■iaolc Chapter of No. 2 t). E.
f F held regular mooting with
! program and reports from
Chapter Meet ini; recently
In Miami.
Wat Teat In »- Association of
linth Side I’liinnry School wiM
lit 3.00 orlock nl the South
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Itcv. and Mis. Mortimer (ilove-
nmole Chapter No. 2 ()• E. S,
on Sunday afto n u n u , April 2'.' T
the Fcinnld I.a ugh*, op ] In- piiul.
•oil of Fin t .NIvors arriv e ,| ho* ■
Fi nlii; l'l V1-il for scvi-riu v\. .
as tin- iT.io-t-i nt her rn.t
M»
iirtil Nl i . t fi:»* i- - r . n
11,,’n- In i'll' <n ."llL’ll lilt 1 , Ut. i
irles Anderson Is , Dr.
[Host To His Friends tonal
and .Mr-. !'., D. Moldi-y ill"i" Jacksonville.
Sundji.
where they spent tin* tiny as lie*
ucsts of Dr. .Mfldi-j'- I'aibci.
i Sa'.unh.. afternoon, M aster
.i
Irin Amli-rs.ni 111 young son of j
Ltd Mr- *
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Mr. and Mrs. .John W alker M.
\ Andersoll -Ir i, 11l.in.i-i i ol Uciatido
,
, , , ,tie*
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,-pt-nt
ppi in a e-eiiher
ol
bis j wci-k-eiid liero as the guests nl
A r!'t*ip Thru Fi’Ditcc
and Belgium in 19193
Auspices American1
Legion IIo!> Cross j
Parish House T uos- t
day 8 I*. M.
Mi. and Mrs. W ulenian Cald
well and son Ervin of Jacksonville I
i eliinird to their home .Saturday j
l . n i s M a i L in .
Tiftre irv lrin vl d !C nu- gm-i-. oi
guests were I (lie fornu-'N p a re n t' Mr. and Mr-
W into tla d m ag room w here
i* mi ici» ( i t'iiiii, enki'S |
wen- served. Favors
qn *ei,- given the children.
diidii-n enjoying the nf* *ib < linili-s were \V. K
b . tUmi Pelts. Jewel Het'.s,
Eitt-, Norman Hasty, Jtny_ D-*S>. Amliew H asty, Do“i!V,T*,i. M lilreil* Giovanni,
<l«hi>on, Elmer Johnson,
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iJitMii. ( alliiiun, Cattiei'ini'
kbitiee Speer 11. Carol
ki*,iHi!|> Southward, E rSwilikv.ii.|# IJi/u b e th Pippin,
?* M‘‘
P ppin, Eliznlieth
r 3M Mai ilia Anderson.
Kr*,.i*i.|. were Miss M a n
fin ll Southw ard,
l*iI■mu. Mm
II. II.
, ?• ,v A\ . E lletts, Mrs.
g * M,s. M p*. Giovanni,
J- C Gititleiv
THE ETERNAL QUESTION
or frock each!w££k*
lftit’'
Ii** ,*v**%V»'T t»‘ f. ’t'L
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ONE CAN AFFOllT) to have
-their garm ents dry clean^j
and keep them fresh and spot-,
What shall we have for dinner?
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This has been answered by us. No more
worry for the Housewife! Our dinners
have been reduced from fiOc to 40c. The
quality remains the same. All other
items reduced in same proportion. Give .
us a trial and leave Hie kitchen worries
behind for the summer.
less.
‘ ' of
Our service will keep you well
dressed at all times.
BELL CAFE
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Dinner nerved 11:30 a. ni. to 2.30 p. ni.
5:30 p. m. to 8:30 p. m.
1 'h o n e 4BS
110 East Second Street
TODAY
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with
Mary Astor nivl I.laid H ughes
“ DANGFit M IC \D "
Mull and Je ff
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Tomorrow Night—Tuesday May 1
A " i''.l|,Kv)
SILVER LAKE
Mrs. 1C. D
Mobley retuinetl
home Timratiny from Tallnlia.-sei*
where -die pent the past ten days
w i*b liei di.ligbli i Miss Gcogia
Mobley, who is a senio at Flond.i
S tate (’allege fur Women.
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tv the fu tu re shall demand . . . youth must
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Slowly a shadow appeared . . . Her luislninil!|
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A mighty climax as only the hand of D. W
Griffith could produce!
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Mrs. K. A. Douglass, president
of the Woman's Club will entertain
at a luneheoti, Wednesday at one
o’clock a t the For test Lake Hotel,
honoring the newly elected presl-j
dent, Mrs. D. P. Diumnimul. -The
guests will include the Beard of
M anagers as well as the newly I
elected members of the' Board.
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COMEDY & PA RA M O U N T NEWS
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in th g e h a p te r. •
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All color cojubiBAtions.
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‘DRUMS of LOVE’,
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Per yd.
Figured Voile
pre-enls
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Past Colored.
50c
Mary Phil Id n, Lionel Bsrry noire, lion Alvarndu y “ * - ' 1*1 i<i;'
I •* Friday ^ m U r t p f -o*her impottant offMa. L
Printed Batish?
Polka Dot Voile
Convention.
Idav*
^*u ‘ b v n given
PTid m any friends of Mr*. Glenn
da*, I lVpK., *,,.r l,ie GleanK hnlt Pr,,*b>‘“rinii Sun- £• M cKay,will be interested to
th a t ^ignul honors have been
Frtl '\Vju,t thp ho,no of learn
“ronedi'nti,
has been bestowed upon her ut Iho meeting
of the Grand C hapter U- K. 8. of
It *. Til? 11 n#* L
*t n i ' T '^ r * *ro asked to Florida, ut Miami, at which t me
ck tr.V| Phun h ut :i;00 she was elected as Grand W ar
r r *nnol(Hj)f f -Tl‘ M I'W l* der o f the S tate. Mro-McKay is a
past m atron of Seminole Chapter
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MONDAY
TUESDAY
Tbe many fiiiod, of Mr , M.dde
Hunt, daughter f Mr. and Mr; A..
O. Sawyer will be pleased to learn
that site is getting along nil ell
a fte r nn operation, Monday morn
ing i*l tie Fenutld l.aughtou Hos
pital.
of Mr. and
H indersun, form er reSanfoitl but now of Puntn
—
| xiilent ni Sar
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u-,. , .7 ... .. 77"
* Gorda. w ill be pleased tu learn
fdltl^Ki
' l a k e HOTEL
»ad ,v- W. H. Simms, 8a* that they arrived here Sunday for
a short may and are stopping at
5 'It and Fra. H. C. the Hotel Forrest Lake.
n- ' I ass.; G. ],, Key.
Palm Iti-aeh; W. II
Mr. and Mrs. John Ilham t ,Jt
d wife, Jneksonville; Wayne.duiio, tiu., arrived here
■> Gutnesville; Will- S aturday and are the guests i f
Dh. M ami; Mrs. G M.
their d a u g h tif Mrs. Henry Punlun
Miami; K, M .'G ajdeij,
Mr.
and Mrs. Blount and MrsLa.;
y j . Snnes,
Purdon leave Monday for Miami
vV' where they will attend the Shrinem
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tiy and i'iiiL ^Vialils l ’rint-
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Mr and Mi-. M fla il White Si ,
have relum ed to tlieir home at
Charleston. S.
nfti r spending
the past six weeks here. With tlieir
mm and daughter, Mr. and Alts
St. ('lain While J r., at their home
I-'* - * |A n Weal Firm’ Street.
•Mis. Wallace W right,
* Hob. 1 1 .1. Holly S r .
3d Holly, Hud Howard
Mr.- am) A*v»- HobJ , -i-of E uttis are ex. ‘turn homo Saturday
"L ", J,kl‘ 'Vorth where
b^ui attending the
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BIG MASQUERADE
BALL
four week-.
<®is if all k.n.ls were played
ULuUt tki aftei Hitiill nil the
t*- lb i Ii IId 11 -i were assist|b ihike |,N M |. s
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One cannot Afford a.new. suit
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Garments Are Best
Mi , . - ' .
I friend- a’ Its home on Elm i Airs. Me G lamery'a parents Mr.
z, whei he eiitertaiited i n l a n d Mrs. Marry Ward.
B! 'in ■-! In fiiurth birthday
I I.eslii l l i ’l of (irlatiilo ip''!it tin*
IKMIV.
| wrelC-eii<l-fie e With hi- wife niei
ft,* win--, v • i «■ beautifully dec- ' baby who are visiting In - parents
Ailm. Ailiills 5Hr Children*
ltd r i ! q u a 'Cities of ca le n- 1
ID tie t K r ip p
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I,»M nt.ii, r pretty S pring | tln-ii Ii-hii, II I’.ll k A \ eiiiie.
la tie ii ii ng i voni tie" |
Uf pint ..ml green prevnile 1. 1 Mrs. I*. T. • Hiinipbiey. win
i e.-ent 1v tiiiderweut an ’ n p e iiiu m
I* l*h!e wa- overlaid will, a , M {hv U -lJin, iSH Hospital, Wa1 hri . m . r nrd centered
m ss, fin , s impi’nvini' nod e \ I
, In’ Inret bill
H Inlay cake iced peets to ret u n i home in a few ■
and t .pi"-d
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First Christian Church
PRINCESS
The many friends of Mrs. T I..
The ll.itifiinhelciw grmip of
Dumas who lias been quite ill, will camp fire gills met Saturday af
be pleased to learn that she is im lirttuoa at the home of the r
proving rapidly.
_ guardian, Mrs. W It. Watson, in
— ---1 Rose Court, for a hike and picnic
Ernest Galloway and Hen Fi-di supper. The jollj group liil.nl out
left Monday morning for Miami to F elt l.'eed, when- they spent u
where they will attend the Shrin very pleasant nltcrnnon. N ature
-tones Were told and caused the
its Convention.
----i hours to pass quickly. At dusk a
Thomas Puichcr White ret u rn -1 huiifiie was Imili and almut ills
cd to Cliurh—ibn, S. < .. W eilnes.laj, I the members gathered and m a f te r a shoit visit here with hi
Mrs. (laii'lc (tgilvi<» anil small
hrnther St. C lair White Jr.
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South Side Primary School
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Camp l ire (iirjs Hike
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T o-night 8:00 P. M.
Aeeordintf to an art noun cement
made today l»y M anager J . L.
Man ntette, first pictures of tliot
Mr. and Mrs. William M mre lovely home on Magnolia Avenue.
l’laru’ l " makc a ‘successful
Scott left Sunday fo r Miami where
Exquisite roses, gladioli, and westward flight across tlio Allanthey will spend a week.
•sweet peas were used in abundancei tjc
in decorating the ronin* where the:
,
--------- e ^lulwi s-^.ic piytures ofM r*-.Ernest K n.pp has r e t u m e d ^ r r ^ , - ^ ^ —
h o m e 'a fte r spending the past inti*7*' ^
' H'ti give it a very high
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games of uuetion
latino- aand 1 n;n sure the people
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c, mu!! t i V Hlut|t l •juinber oi „f Sanford will be Highly pleased
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’t° n l,|!,-ved. the first with the showing Monday” snid
Juntos W. Ilarnes who has been iTUe, a guest room pitcher - and v , \t...
spendimr the w inter lime left glass in the form ..f an owl u n d ,M ,‘ Mi" ’ nU l t l ‘ filled with hath ei’.vtalA, went to i , ,,
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Monday for Itoaufort, S. t'.
M u. ,1. K. llrmise.. The cut prise, I A May Day program will he
a glazed d iin tj card table cover kiv n o n the grounds of the South
Mr. and Mrs. S. tl. Chase left was won by Mrs. W alter *S. Coh- i Side Ptim ary Sehnol Tuesday
Thursday for Asheville, N. (’., man.
a'ternuim , beginning at f» o'clock.
where they will spend ulinnt ten
At one o'clock I lie bridge arecs. The Kin and tjini-n of the Ma>
days.
rortes were removed unit tin* table- have been ebeteti from tbe Faurtli
overlaid with dainty covers and a tirade, by popular v ite. Everyone
Miss l.ettie . Caldwell has re tasty three course luncliemi was is cordially invitol to attend this
entertaim u nt. A silver offe ring
turned home from Jacksonville si i \ t i i\ , a- hostess.
overs were laid tor Mr.f, M. S. . • . ,
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where she has |>een visiting rela W <
iggins, Mrs. IJraMon E. ,'erk in s.' "
l,,! nPPtvc.aied.
-u tives.
•Mrs. Ernest Hallow.iy Mrs. Will
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Mrs E. Mnxvy atul soli of Frost Mrs. David If Caldwell. Mr-Proof spent the week-eiel here as f l u n k - I, 111 ill and Mrs. W. A
the t;ucsls of Mr. .mil Mrs. .1> D. F itts Jr.
Dorsey.
I primary School,
Into at TSMI o’clock a t tin
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F e te J . Sonus o f Hnines ( itv
An exceptionally enjoyable social fa:," " ,s
' man plane ISrcmon i*n
spent th e week-cml hem visiting a ffair of t ’ic work ■ mid one ’in
Drecnely Island will he shown at
friends.
t
which the cordial hospitality „f the the Milano T heatre Monday
Mr. Mnrontettv said his th e n#tr :
hostess
was reflected’in ever;, de
L. M. M arshall has returned to
TUESDAY
has
cone to ,eonsidelable -trouble
tail,
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Friday,
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. True hers Association of Sanford a fte r spending several
when Mrs. George D. Bishop in-D ind quite a 'tut of expense to
Tmolr Utah School will months nt New Smvmn.
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Maismi Grosso, Menton, Franc,.’
a war of worus over the effect*
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GREENSBORO. X.
Apr. .10.
— (INN)-—Preparation* were com
pleted here today for the formal
opening tomorrow of the New
mayor's confession th at the water York-Atlunta air mail service.
supply is inadequate brought fur Sydney Mutiny, wjll pilot the first
warm replies. One critic says that plane carrying mail out of Greensa municipality which rnnnot contro' Ik>i*o.
oo vital a public service as its wnt*
Furnishes Hastings Fertilizer
e r supply should “go to thr most
remote p a rt of France and bury
its head—or heads” if not to w j In an n rti.lc which appealed in
“region more tropical.'' The hose is
said to have “ 10 leaks per m eter,” Tite Herald on April 20th. it. W.
while the fire departm ent band is Deane, local representative of the
declared to look vyell at festivals A tlantic and Gulf F ertilizer Co.
should play Handel's “ W ater Mus wns quoted us saying his company
ic" or Keep the Home Fires Burn* had a contract to furnish the
ing” nt conflagrations. Another H astings Potato Growers Associa
suggestion is that the municipality tion with 8,500 tons of fertilizer
prohihit a I conflagrations, under in 1028. Mr. Deane says this state
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penalty of a heavy fine,-or, best-of mcut.*h6uH^PavS_renil his.
alk see a film showing “what an party furnished the Association
with this tonnage in 1027.
American fire-brigade can do,”
th r winihuvx til hutch ami «kywrnpcrh in tho vicinity. M*n, wo
men nml giri* poked their heoil*
out of the window* and cheered.
Offico routine was completely dlaruptod,
-Sluvtly the proccsiion started
westward <w F orty Sixth S treet
to the nr i umpaniment of deafen
ing cheer*. Passing Broadway the
choiring grew in volume and could
l c heard fully a mile away.
At 11 o’clock the procession itrrlred a t Pier 84, North River,
where the municipal steam er. the
f Macom. ^gally decorated
with
•Gags,-vraiP-wat ting to'receive the.
flyer* for n trip down the harbor
between a lane of craft to the
S tatue of Liberty.
LAKE W ALES—New grade
Whon the flyer* were sighted nt
school will be constructed on Bul
the pier the whistles anti the din
boemme terrific. Witln thirty feet lard Avvenuc during summer.
of the Macom lay the Hamburg-.
TAMPA—Cignr (factories here
American liner
“ Deutschland,”
loaded with Germans. Hots were turned out .10,214.200 cignrs in
March,
thrown in the nir, people danced
on the deck and the wildest ex*
Every loyal citizen should attend
citem ent ensued.
Mas* Meeting Friday night.
A band aboard the “ Deutsch
land” struck up the German National Anthem. Captain Kochi'and
Baron Von liuenefeld stood a t a t
tention. This was followed by
lively Irish tunes ployed by tho
fire departm ent band which was
on board the Macom.
Crowds waved
handkerchiefs
and cheered from tin- ginnt liner
Ijevlathnn which wns nt anchor n
few hundreds yards up the harbor.
As the Macom steamed down the
hnrbur there wns .nil incessant
tooting of horns and shrieking of,
sirens. It hegnn to drizzle slightly
.hut this failed to dampen the a r
dor of the celebration.
(T(K) LATE TO CLASSIFY)
WANTED: Relialde man with car i
to act a? representative and agent for Tnmpa Morning' Tribune, j
See Mr. Davis, Valdez Hotel,
Citizens. Mas* Meeting
Night City Hall,
X.
Friday
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Policemen Declare
English Court Has
Mysterious G h o s t
I /IN D O N . Apr
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The
Judge’* court of the old Bailey,
th e (Juntrul Criminal court ol
England, ir. himnted, inconling to
the police, court
imlier* and
other officials.
Forty jHiJii'einen lecenlly spent
th e early hour* of the morning
hunting ir "ghost" which i* alleged
to have stood in tin* dork of No. I
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court and then vanished.
The mysterious ap p aritio n win*
firs t seen by tho, night watchman
who in the course of hi* patrol
duty, peering into No. I court-lho
Judges' court, where scores of
m urderers have been sentenced to
lF-1 be hangtai—saw standing in the
dock a strange man.
The watchman ran into the
street and announced to the po
liceman on duty outside th a t there
w m *n intruder in the old Bailey.
The policeman collected , others,
•n d in a few minute* forty of
i i J them were swarming all over the
building looking for the man.
They searched for six hour*
with no result. " Berms to me,”
•aid one of them, "we vn hern
looking for a spook.'-’ The thirtynine others agieed, and decided to
go home.
The night watchman, however,
declare* that it was no ghost a t
■all, and he ii preputial to swear
■ an affidavit th a t it was a real
llra k and beod Intruder.
it ■ * l t j
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For miles they stretched across the praire and
up into the foothills, smooth, clearly marked,
a
beaten hard as rock through the centuries by
the hoofs of buffalo on their way to the salt licks.
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When the railways came, and the engineers were
confronted with the great bastion of the Rocky
Mountains, these'buffalo trails assumed
a
new
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significance. It was found that they always fol
lowed the easiest gradients, that they penetrated
“DrumsOf Love’T o
Be Film Presented
By Milane Theatre
"DrUms Or Ixivo", D. W. (iiiffitb's latest contribution to the
screen is to in* (be feature attrne•tlon nt tbe Mi lane Theutrc for 2
day* commencing today. Heading
the cast is pretty Mary Philbin,
best remembered ns the heroine of
"The Merry-Go-Round"; tbe d ra
matic Lionel Barrymore, Don Alvnrado, and Tally Marshal).
The story is hni**l on a historical
Incident— that of Francesca dn
Bimini. In the film. Barrymore i'
M*en as the hunchbacked, gnarled
ruler of a Inrge dominion, whose
only loves are conquest* and hi*
younger brother
Never having
found anything beautiful in life,
he is somewhat at a loss when o f
fered the hand of Mary Philbin in
m arriage to end the terrible bot
tle* he is carrying on with a neigh
boring lord.
A ffairs of stute prevent him
from railing for Ills In ide-to.|*e,
an he -.ends In his place hie. broth
er, Don Alvarado. Tin* handsome
I)on calls for the bride and enrouto to his brother** castle they
fall in love with one another. Re
turning to the dominion of B arry
more, the wedding errvinimy is
performed, and then the deformed
B arryinoie seta out to end it lltilita ry conflict which has nprung
up. He leave* his dearest ponne* *ion, hi* wife, in the bond* of her
lover, Don. The lovemaking th at
takes place during the
elder
brother’ll absence reaches his eni*
via the court jcMer, Returning to
Ilia palace he find* the rumor*
true. Thi* fiimiulie* material for
w hat is hailed a* one of the most
dram atic climux*** ever M-reened.
Thi* picture murk* D. W. GriffithV return to United Artist*, the
same company through which he
released hi* immortal “Birth of n
Notion", and "Broken llhamim*."
Buffalo
the mountain fastness by the most direct and
Eat /Vegetables and Fruit
E v e r v Day
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Every
A
T bail two kind) of vegetables
and one of fruit should I* ealco
by everyone each dav, arcorduig
*' thr iateat dsiorn of the loud au•fioritrei.
One of the vegetables
should lie a k-aly raw, jnrirrablv raw.
*od trrsb or canned lu iiu n . n u y lake
l!ie plarr ol th - In it
(ir.ir jy (I*
z * p r ii s iu v r in mind Ihr ncirsvitv
o i lularn log ilir giaiu s ami meals ol
•'Inch t)rr avrragr ibrl m j u .l . eon*
m t s . with what mav l« . a P i . t the
p r o l o l i v r I msIi On r that a i r n h
in vitamins an I dial k n p 11it Uatv
fiinciioiniig pic,|e*T1v
But. es* r|»f dm me i a
or three
months o l die »car, m an, districts'
liavc no lir sli I u n i , at,,| si gctable.s.
■nd ..... .
the |i,|ir
|.,.JiJ„itvs-
Mnrrssver, vrarlaMes Kf „ Wii im di*
glass are not a., valuable
a Vila
iiiiii slaiKl|>,m( as
g i. u u n y l u
otildiuns m |lvr sunlighr
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pievents the transmission o l the vvnlet
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launc.1 loixli quail l r on VI (lievr
pwits.
wniiiirnr, j*. k«! jf maturity, and rwined at tiic plait where they arc grown
Because liiey are pruertard in air
tight container) tlvr> lute little or uuis
of their vitamins, due to o i i ih u n
hvrn though care is taken to ke^a »
cover on a vow i in wliich f,»»d a
conking, t)ie pn«es, is not as ss :n*ti
lirallv esact a« vslira ihr iood u p*o
veisrd m a Iactor, n air-tight cant
I here is the inatvr, ue., r,f pr, e
Wlien liras, e..rn. or l,.m.,i,as arr „u
l.m vM r al llur*
lor tseenty tie
.rills, as lir-|iiriills llaltpem at Ol
■heaiirr vtorrs, thr> «ovt vers rmid
less than tlie same qiiantitv *>l itiou
vegetables wioild c u t if Ismglit a
market prices am! <.inneil a! borne
•nst this niakrs it*, allouam r ior th
lime and 1j I. it hi s'* bed
Dr. Royal (.. (.opelanl vvritity
alout canned imxls ir en.lv, *.aw(
I lie . ann-il fru.ts an*I v-jfrte'e.'i o
tnd as. arr wlmles,m e. null ill-.us aiv
' J lc for ro * n g and old
S . , , . e to
, r * r ,4‘ r -,t *he well prr|vared p* i n l t u
«4 tlir corraiM-rc .il canneries
TV
jetdies too, to tile jtU w a
m
IVej are gluvru m Use (uii I sec era. -
practical route.
Buffalo trails became one of the greatest assets
of the early railway builders. Time, money, energy
were conserved; a vast amount of fruitless pioneer
ing and surveying was eliminated, by trusting to
the infallable instinct which had led the herds along
these obscure and little known ways.
W
Advertising, like those old buffalo trails, provides
Last Call
Only 5
More Days To
Take
Advantage Of Our Special
20 % Discount
a clear and unmistakable path among the perplexi
ties of modern buying. It points the way to the goal
of safety and sound value; it avoids the pitfalls of un
reliable goods. By following the advertisements in
p
this paper you are following the high road to true
economy.
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Blankets-Quilts - Comforts
Feather Pillows
Do not store the above articles for the
summer—in a .soiled condition-—they are
more susceptible to moths. Let us wash
them in sott water and Ivory soap—Re*
them sweet and clean,
turn them sweet and clean.
Phone 475-
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Make it a habit: follow the broad,
sure trail of advertising
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Sanford Laundry
Inc.
Office—IIan 1
811) W. 3rd. St.
Brunch office
Park Avc.—Opposite Valdez Hotel
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jANTA KATES
[f(rmj: C4»h Advance
hone « d T 1
received
[ p*trons kni collector se n t
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.... 8c a line
. . . . 7c a line
le s t request.
Res are for
..tire ln» ions,
words of TCrmK® IMSKth
ol SO, for
,'edr.riisi i s ' tesVrlcted
Jjotr dMii stion.
KT.nof h « d . The to n i j|ert|d wi be responsible
half one, in< roct insertion
ISnrfiser ,r subsequent
’ jms. The fice should b«
imniediely in case of
6— Help Wanted Male
Double
W A N T E D : Experienced m an who
understands tru c k in g nnd m a r
keting. Good opportunity. Address
W. A. Shrove, S tn r
Route, DoLand, Fla.
8—Financial
F O R ,S A L E : Going, paying busi
ness, n e ttin g
a p p r o x im a te ly
$100 p e r month. Unless, you have
cold ensh do not answer this ad.
Price .lpwt , te r m s liberal if good
se c u rity enn he given. Would be
ideal proposition for woman. AiL
dress "Business" care Herald.
vice and yet cutting in half the time you
spend in taking advantage of it is the big
little job that The Sanford Ilerald Classi
TOADVRTISERS
Heiald representative
oihly fsm ar w ith rates
mil cln ifiention will
i »ou compl e inform ation,
jil you wish ney
in wordintyour w ant ad
|,»D ft'nor effective.
knnuuEccm
its
ions ACE 8| i n g s a n : a b s o l -
guarantec to please. GilJSIcOriff Fti lituro C n „ 2 3
| fhunh St., rlando.
NEW p i c e a d d r e s s in 2 3
Church
...
G ilb ort-M e
qmitiA-e Ci U r l a t id o .
| tfsti*J for (. u sd s' b y Dr.
(J|>poMtc i 'o u r t House.
Hr nr llrnnait Dry Ginger
i all jif'. I'tfnpt Delivery.
(tODLTIKG U g ' « I’u rc F o r k
ift. 1JT Mu p o n a A v e .
U—Instructions
S L E E P W E L L on ji Simmons
Henutyrest m attress. Price $3!L5fJ. G Rbert-Mcgriff F u rn itu iu Co.,
2d E. Church St.. Orlando.
F E E D SA LE: A nother shipm ent
of tha t High G rade Poultry,
D airy and Horse Feed going nt
prices below the Market. Our
T iu c k s deliver to nil parts of the 2 1 — A c r e n R c For Salr
County. Your chance to save
money. H. B. McCall Industries, 10 ACRES Muck l.and for Sale.
4 th and Elm.
The SE. 1-4 or the NW. 1-4 of
Scetiun Hi T. 21 S. R. 32 E. Flow
10-A Poultry and E rrs
ing well land, undeveloped,_ for
snle nt $50.00 per acre. 10 per
FOR SA L E : R. I. Rod Baby cent discount foe cash. Fred 1.
Chicks: $13.0U per 10U if you Williams, Sanford. Florida.
call Wednesday to Thursday. H. 1.
2."»—ExcfinnRtKoonts, I.ongwood, Fla.
s( Arid Fomd
I-umlscupc Service. Trees, Palms,
and shrubs. O. Sontmerchicld,
Bfwn: l„n| lull: 1 w hite feet: l.nndscape Architect, N urserym an.
Ij.ch Ailiet Tuesday las'. The Greenhouse, Elm Ave., 13th
Tl'i Wj IJewail'.
and 1 Ith.
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S h i iu n d
pony:
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female;
i mentis eld D r o w n e a r s
k w n iitul whm b o d y , .'ill) W .
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i
\ K>"Sl oppe t u a i t y to g e t
II rtsult'i tiy rot u s i n g T lie
|K Classified Vis t o f i ll y o u r
Hall 14s !<>rtin e x p e r i e n c e d
fied Section does for you every day.
10—Livestock
10-H Plants and Flowers
II—
Miscellaneous
W A N TED TO EX CHANGE: A
H erald Classified ad will find
you a p a rty who has something
you want and will exchange it for
something you nave. Give "classi
fied" a tria l—a phone call to 148
will tin the trick, y
2f,—Miscellaneous For Salr
NICE LOT smoked h..tne-cureo
Country Hums, 27 1-2 cent per
FIB R E Urd-davcnpurt suite for pound FOB Quitman, C<n. I-. 11.
Living Room only $108, (lilberi- Branan, Quitman, Georgia.
MclJriff F u rn itu re Co., Orlando.
BOAT KOI. SA LE: 3b foot bridge
12—WANTED
deck cruiser, th irty inch draft,
fully equipped, sleeps six. Price
reasonable. P. O. Box fi3K.
15-—Apartment For Rent
T H R E E ROOMS with hath and SEMINOLE toll m attresses, a b
solutely giunontced. $18- Gilg arage, Furnished. Mrs. A. K.
| l l . MN'Ji
gam ine
K id d i e
bert-McGrlff F u rn itu re Co., OrPowers,
107
W.
Ninth
or
Library.
at Gill , i t M v G r i f f
Furlundo,
1
Jit I .i ( ( 'hurt h St.. 3 U N F U R N IS H E D moms. a n
K
FL O R E N C E Oil cook Stoves are
Elm Avc.
absolutely guaranteed. GilbetTftvtomolMles
3 large furnished housekeeping McGriff F u rn itu re C „ . Orlando.
rooms. 2 beds nnd kitchen $13. Fla.
d u ih h
monthly.
Furnished housekeeping
fcrf far- mid (johuiu trucks,
room 12. monthly. All convenien
'and 13th. St net Phone 3.
27—Money To Loan
ces, 301* Cor. fith nnd Palmetto,
WIN’S A COWAN Co. Auto
We solicit applieatfon fot
first
inter and <.|iect m etal works. a U N F U R N IS H E D ROOMS. 3 1 1
Mortgage loans on the best typo
Elm
Ave.
Invnrh Axcimu Phoiu* 71 (S• \ V .
of residences nnd Mercantile Build
FO U R
ROOM
APARTMENT. ings in Sanford nt an interest rat,
H U 'S V I A o s '
N ever boon oeeupied. Frigidaire, of il pc. and up, depending on tL*'
fanfai
c h a ra c te r’ of tin " l o a d ; 'cnntmmtitTr
Magnolia Ave,
Phone 137. Apply Milaoly's Shoppe.
and location i,f buildings.
FOR R E N T : Ad spnee under this C. S. HOAG & COMPANY
(Business Service
classification. You’ll find it r e a 7 W. Church St.. Orlando.
f " h i . n u n v i,y ou r ow. sonable and get real results. Call
M on gage Lou ns
p i tu Sanfuiil, just the same 148 for an ad taker.
in improved residence and business
MiW-1' ' in Oilando. GMbertF U R N IS H E D
garage
fnlfTuriiitur, (’«., 23 Hast LARGE
property.
apartim m t. I rooms and hath.
B a l d w i n M o r t g a g e Co.,
Tfl st ■ Orlando
Electrically equipped. Silver Lake.
See our local Counsel,
L
Serviie of all kinds. Phone 855-J.
S. R. DiglHoii. Sanford, Florida.
........... ..
:n()2. C. E.
ptnirig
A p a r t m e n t f o r ran I at 117 Park 2D—Permanent Waving
Ave. Phone 859-t J,
till,,, ai d a little money
Perm anent
W a v in g — lo vely
naltn
ul p e r m a n e n t s a s l o w tis $5.tlie
_r ,u<l thing- new by use of S m a l l g a r a g e a p a r t m e n t . Call 251,
50U
F irst N a tio n a l
Brink
B ld g
‘SP*’ V.iintsli. Lacquer a n d ! Modern
furnlsh:-c.
a p a rtm e n ts
_ >‘»ld
Sanfmd T a int &
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Frigidaire', Murphy steel kitch P h o n e IKK.
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en: G arage: ,-xeelleqt neighbor
1st St
hood: rent v.*fv reasonable. Park 22— R e n 1 E s t a t e T o t Y c h iW R e
A partm ents, No. 5. Phone 843—J.
PICHT I 'ltlN i SH O P
W ILL TRA D E several well In
serviic „n „„y thintr in
entod lots in Sanford ,as p a rt
Furnished a p a rtm e n t.
Will sell
, !ni: “I I phone call will get
furniture. Reasonable. Box i.— payment on farm land. Price must
IAl*"
II7-W. 1) RailI be right, Adress 1’. (>■ Box IJ1,
Sanford Herald
Sanford, Florida.
Nicely fu m iih e d a p a rtm e n ts wita
X W h * D U ) W A LLS
all m odem conveniences.
?Ttti,S#.SEW U ALI- PAINT 70. Call nt 318 Palm etto A re.
Political Advcliscntcnls
e,.. S(* NEW AND BETHik EURTHKR 1NFOR- 14—Rooms Without Hoard
F o n siik h if *
h r . ' [.V11' PHONE 235-.I
1 ;iii) (i t u i i d l d a l r fur Hi« «*fflc«
Special weekly ra te s at Sanford's
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,
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**u!iw*! ^ " rc*,t*lrtng, piano
in,, i nixerutlg primary t" *••• n r’ '
t L i q erts with l7 yt.a rs 17— Business Places For Rentj„„.
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from famous
Daytona cutldldslr fur t h e u f f l c r u f p o u u t y
I Nipf«.r.
«f ell kinds. Leach Fla. Reasonable. A. -1, t'omntlsslunrr f r o m D i s t r i c t No. t>.
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Pnnpr
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a p e r S tu a r t, 531 N. Grandview Ave. su h je et I" t |l*r d s c l s l u n u f ttlr v u l,-rs In I hr D e i im e r a t l c 1’ilr n a r y I"
D aytona Beach, Fla. Seabreeze l.t held mi Ju u r Slh . A. I>. 19!*
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TASKS
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Wanted To Rent
1 wlsti to ■nnoune* to tha psoa’s
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i*1*1' »hd n „nth y R few l'enta
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Primary *.« he held In June
p ' J e M*i* method Close In. Apply A and P Stoe, 205
I’ 'nrotloa % tr itj
k vaUqhan,
Magnolia, E. Johnson,
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t h * , Dr Mineral le 1*7* nnd I h a v e a l w a y s ii.-i-n n D eniprliiinry In b* h e ld J u n e Ith . 1921.
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If i Irrted I p r o m i s e t o c o n t i n u e
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subject
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FOII N T A T K I . K I i l S I . A T t Il K
c und ldutn for r r - r l r c t l o n to the o f
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fi c e o f tinutitv Couim laalutirr from (ulI w
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In
c is tu n u f t h e v iitr r s In l u r D iiiiu
iii J u n e
c r u t lc Prlirur.y to he hold un June l tu iii'lim in fu I.,* I.1,,-hl
P IIA'iA N
r,th. A D. 1931.
FRANK EVANS
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IV UK HI.B R
FOR TAX A8NF.NNOII
I Ii. t .-Ih n o n » u ,i,;s my can,U,lsc>*
(,.r r e - e l e c t i o n
l>< tlu- offlCu of
F IV E ROOM furnished house. See luNilcr o f lliv P e a c e . D i s t r i c t No. F
I l a . log lielil t h i s o f f i c e for n e a r ly
ID-D( KS— Irrigation
•V. A. Speer, 411 P ark Ave.
t w o p.-iirs u n t il
th e dl sit Met w a s
/* vi-ttcral cement work.
m e r g e ,I Into III* F o u r t h D i s t r i c t I
H
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FOR
RENT:
Seven
Urn-^i,.
Conctiq, t(;ol, j R -Ter-'
r,..| just If |e,l In a s k Irig 1l>» v o t e r s
rooms $20.00 pel” month. In f.,r Ih elr s u p p o r t on mV p r e v io u s
;3rd
l,d at
and' -Elm.
reror‘1 us J u s t i c e o f t h e F en ce ami
quire Jno.
1). JlnkliM, Court I |,le d g e my b e st e n J c a v p r s to g i v e
I ell th e p e o p le n »uu«r»> deal w i t h
I he Roof E v - i House.
----- Jueilce le all and s t r i c t x d h n e n c *
for t .
Measure
Dual Rale In Hebrides To
End With Trade Between
France And Great Britain
Giving you a double measure of sotr
7—Situation Wanted
Colored cartoonist w ants work.
A lb e it Statin, 208 W. Pth St.
W A SH IN G TO N , Apr. 28— (IN S )
\ a result o f a protest from
th e Canadian Government, the Pro
v o n t h i s i . i . t i i s i .a t c u r :
hibition Bureau today launched
Su bje ct to t h e n p p i o a c h l m ; D e m o c ii i t lr P r im a r y , 1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e
an
investigntiun into charges th a t
toy cam P.dncy
for
tlie l i o u s o of
It,'tu i-M i i l u l l w n u s a m e m b e r of
American
d ry a g e n ts had shot
U ioup ;
If n o m i n a t e d 1 p le d g *
my best e f f o r t s In b e h a l f o f th e
aero • the Detroit River into
p eople o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y .
The
Windsor, Canada.
e r y l n c neeil o f t h e p e o p l e o f F ! n r |.
da I* T a x H e l l e f , e a p e o la l l y r e d u e 'I'll • shooting occurred la s t week,
l io n of loen l t a x e s . Title, In In)
oplulun. r u n he e f f e c t e d
hy
■■
W ASHINGTON, A pr
27.— A It was not uncommon to see a pa one day before the a r r iv a l of Keye iiu lla h le
distrib u tio n
of
the
p r e se n t - f i v e
cent
gasoline
t a x rt marknblib experiment in g o v e rn trul of natives, arm e d to th e teeth, muur Lowman, a s s is ta n t se c re ta ry
amniiK Hie S l a t e Jtond D e p a r t m e n t ,
S c h ools. C o u n t i e s and C it ie s , —p a r ment-— an [island c ountry ruled by mnivhing w ith th e ir women down of the T re a su ry , in D etroit, on an
t i c u la r l y l h e F o c n t l e s a n d tallies. both Gi cat B ritain and F ra n c e — lo the beach to sta n d gu a rd while inspection trip. The Canadian note
lr hoo'irril by
the
n om in ation i
p r o m ise t o Unvote a l l t h e e n e r g y probably Will m il w ithin n short the Indies bathed in
the srn ." of p ro te st to the S ta te D epartm ent
and cx p e rlen ej th a t
I p o s s e s s to im m .-unofficial.. I’a r y j,'io :
9«#riP« l i e ^ u l t e t barely., mi-sked it-Z
Mitriemaritogarf
.CtfLiuwriliWiT*^
JU't' *mli III In U t h a t • n d . “r r
Tni- iiI
,a«Irdiomty»jShilnn**lwll^it
-“ **
It. W. P E A H M A S . Jr
matrons
have
struggled
In the young girl, while a n o th e r h it the
for full control of the Now l i e
windshield of an automobile nnd
fo ii
r u t i M - f s r r r n t x T K x n u N r britles Islntnla in the South Sens New Hebrides and some have been
4
m a rtyre d for th e ir effo rts T h o u s the bronking glass cut Edward
OF r l t l l . U J IX H T ItV IT tllN
’•1 w i s h t o a n n o u n r e m y cam U dacy meets with English approval
ands of not ves cling to pagan W arren.
••
"■
(
for t h e t-frici< of S u p e r i n t e n d e n t n
The s t o r y of this s tr a n g e gov ‘devil worship.' At
nig h t they
Lowman blamed the ■ fihooting
P u b lic
I n s t r u c t io n
of
S e m l n o l .,
“ condomin g a th e r in their humils, or meeting on hi jnckers, saying
Collhly. s u b j e c t t o t h e w i l l o f tile ernment, k-nown ns
American
v o t e r s In i h e p r i m a r y J u n e 1. Your ium." nnd term ed by some of the
places, where torches reveal v a g e n ts haven’t gu n s high powered
su p p ort w i l l lie a p p r e c ia t e d .
New Hebrides colon s ts "pnndc- t relc of hollow logs carved in the enough tu shoot across the river
MAY l ir .M . K MAJCWF.t.U
monimii.'' lias been issued by the J o r.in of leering idols.
ntal do the da m a ge reported.
V
I ' O l l CtKMVTAIILK
Society ot
I w i s h to annu'iince t h a t I s m a Nntionni G eographte
G hosts A re Stun
Two alderm an' of W indsor have
c n m lM .lie fur t h e o f f i c e or • C o n - Wushington,
_ .■
• The lights flicker on prized ile tla u d th a t if m em bers <>f the
s t a b le
D is t r ic t
No. I, S e m l n i .' s
The
New HehrMos live n white boars' tusks which hung ,'n
C ou n ty. F lo r id a , sa id D is t r ic t c o i n - l
American border patrol don't stop -’•V
tirlslnp C.I. c lloo I'rccliicts No's. 1. ldutililc life," th e Society Miid. 1 hr festoons , n the altered sounding
■hooting across th e river Canadians
2, 3, 1
to. 11 A IS, subject t o '
logs, tin such n ights the perform
liu-. wilt of |he voters In the Dent,, tolony haii iwci nmMcr.ir tlu* Hrit
will have to w£nr steel helmets.
c r a l b I'lliu a r t tu be held oti J u n e islt commissionei and the French ei-s in the ceremony believe the;.
:.tli. A, IK - tS2*.
t ..in eiippurt will be uppreclnted. com iivksloner, who a re required see the I'.hosH of th? d e n t, ; • rcb
to agree on the conduct of the Is n t on t»i»- Inanclma o f tlie tr e e ' O i l P r o s e c u t o r s O f
A I*. (Artie) SMITH.
looking down on them.
r o t i i i ; v i t r c i i s n r s t : i t t \ u i . i : land's affairs.
S w in d le G iv e R e p o r t
"Two languages. French and
cut v rt
Although ."iD.l'Oll lull ves live
I w mil i.i iiiiuouiid, myself nr u English, have official recognition with, use on th islands, the coin'
c a u l til.ili fur the H ate leglsluturo
W A SH IN G T O N , A pr. 28. (INSk
In primp : Seminole t.'ouiitv. sub M litary forfeit of the two tuitions plications of government have p r e
-Alice Pon erenc und Owen J.
ject In the Demncral Ic I’rlniiiry police the New Hebrides ami their vented' more than l .0011 F rncch
.1’mu* -V e\ 1*. 1!>;*s 4111*1 w i l l illlU't*
French | n„y
ta k in g tip tvstdenco Roberts. s|»ecial governm ent oil
b.
Its fit M.1fill* 1 c o n l lt l l ly iMil- navies guard them Both
counsel, who unsuccessfully p ro s
IFit 4 Mill 9.
an(| Hritisth utenmalilji I iu' h kovvi \ alualilc
criips grow rend’ly.
.1 II I.VI.KH.
llir islmid*! whuse rllitiMin honor H im * hundred nuts on a single ecuted the crim inal .oil trials n(Political Announcements) ( _
with rqitnl respect the T r'colar n s n a n u t tre e is said t,q be a com gainst H a rry F. Sinclair and l-.. lu
1*UK I tH > V \
.11 IMJK
Dohetiy, reported to P resident
1 l u " 1.4 **imimiiiu •• 1144 I‘.in*llllt!l‘l an,l the Uuion .lack.’’
mon m -uid. Coffee, banunas, and Coolidge today on the s ta tu s of
Full TAX ITM.I.Kf'TOH
»**•*'1*'*'IMlll
o ffic e -uf
l M 111.
1 w i s h to niiuouiu'w that I am a If*II
K in g Ah J u d g e
.. ‘ •mu 4 Jtlllui III SiUltllu.lc l "oil 111 . ,
thi'iv ,T,q-s of corn pop y ear ure
c a . d l i t n l e for r e - r lr c tl i m
in
the r •Ini
i*1.«
t t t| llir w i l l uf lluAccording to' the
Geographic t hr harvest of tht* pliiniution own the oil litigation.
iC flce o f Tax C otlectur of S e m i n 1 *♦ 111■M’1 .Il k<»i*;s'*
\ f • ***l Soil'll ti(»l*
They said th a t the- question of
o le Cu ui.ty, HUliJect 1.1 the a c t lv n **Mimh 13 ili.* 1*. ’ll' ■** .4U f Mi nim i 4 Society jilst'ce >>n this New - lie- *cr vvlni can* liravc s t r a y ’ bullets’
bringing ex-Secretory of In te rio r
o f rile' v o t e r s In the D e m o c r a t i c
I
m 1 >•Iif Ini.,
..[li
l*#Jn
li’i'l
i««II
1
•
•
brides
bus
still
more
coinplia queer governm ent, the fever and A lb iil B. Fall to tria l on conP r i m a r y to tie held in June.
SH A R O N
1AS
Youi su pp ort w i l l j e ap p r e c ia te d .
cations to th# joint i o u t of om make tlie natives work.
spirucy c h a rg e s remained in s t a t
JNO. D JIN K IN S
Ftvnchm an and one Engl shnum
1m i
1 \ x \ " 4 i :n m h i
"The l a t t e r effort I-rem-h cup us quo becuuse jof Foil's poor
, 1 Ilf 1*i*!'
1 IP11)1nr, tu 1 II,- p e o p le the King of Spain has been c a r
"iiist show signs uf iilmn^uning," h e a l t h . T v u physicians who rec
'
1‘mi II#
.\
tli.ll
I mil .1
* . - *•*! suT'jt i t einpowerctl to add a member. The the Geographic said. "F r a n c e in
**»1 rt'llil 1
t
1 *,
F u n s t l ‘l :i l l v v i ;\ 11 1 ; v i o f
ently exit mined lu l l in P a sa d e n a
"I
■ . 11 .
1 *) ft*
llu l u t e l s
III Spanierd insures a deciding vote
Ft III.IF ISSTIII I'TIliA
IruJnccd liidu-t’hincse and J a p a n - reported th a t he would n o t be able
♦
1
.11
lu lu belli
1 III) *t • .tllllltl.lt*- fl»1 1I ' 4*| I'CI | 111|
1• • I * ’il, .
,11 I hit 4c livt’il tu nil t mes.
t" lli»* til'll*-*' ut *'M]H'lintcinl«'|tl •*! 111 1IM
esc to work The other p a r tn e r in to Stand u tr ip n> W a shington foC
F*»U1lt
1 1
I. flt.lt
Wh'le the Allied Powers were
I*»ttill*
i tii i ton
fot
s*'in i ii•*1■ m’ *t ,1 tl
i *i *ti lit at Huli)fi-t it* Hit- Ib'inmT.tM * 1 ■.« 1*1
t
**-! Vi »l **H redistributing the islands of the the Condominium governm ent did a long time.
tllllf \ *
Mfl *4!I*| MU
not approve this practice so the
i'lhflilO
Y'»U1 Stip|l"! I 44’ill Im* u | m
The governm ent m ay drop th a
Hebrides
|H ct i,| l i d
• unul «> nit 11 % South Pile fir the New
questing of dissolving the a g r e e rem aining criminal prosecutions,
.i nl t i l r it** It ml became involved in joint
T W I. AW TUN
claims. ment lias a g a in risen. It ha s been
f*i I*t! *• V. t \
which includes a bribery chargts
claim
p m p 'i r ll o j i a l i Enable lo agree on which
■i* \4 inn t hi i*i t, was the belter. England and ■uggested in P a ris th a t part of the a g a in s t Doheny. Fall w as acquit
Freni h Sudan or flip re m n a n ts if ted of « conspiracy charge when
Fill! < LKItH «!• t lllt t'IT < OI’IIT
VDUt
SUPP' Ml
F ra n e e n g re cl on the t'ondoni nium
I \%InI. to tinttminr*) that 1 am a
l* .1
(he
French em pire in India might standing tria l with Doheny, and
cnni!M;il** for u- r lr c t i t m to ilia of*
II K II. Ill I
government
In- exchanged for full control of his co-defendant. Sinclair, who
ficr *.r i*1rrk of Iho F lr v u li Court,
The New Hebrides a re
15(H) tlie New Hebrides."
of iH**mlitolu C n i m i t , FlorJifii, auhr o n « i i n *t a h i , i :
J ••tfl
was freed of sim ilar charges.
j**ct lo ih*» *11’c i hinit of t h e P cm o I fk •*'* !»> .*iiMkiliur*' m> t'diiillil.ii y inilrs ,mt from Sydney on the sm
rmti<* V**t«*ra o f Semlnol** <*ounty* f^,« ■
>*■.f'l:«l»l'i* lioi |Iti* ftruiU’i tlIh- n a il" to San Francisco Thev n r - I I reified,'* the Geographic Soc-'cty
hi !h«* i)»*no>crutlc P r im a r y
l*lee
•i i*-f, MitiJ**rl I*» IL** *a 111 o f
th«i
saiil "Only tw enty y e a rs ago .a
Railway Men Await S pirit
French I tribe num bering 5 ,01b) m ight lose
l in n to
h f i d mi Ju n e Stli, A. li.
\ *»I* it* nt H r IV in orr n t lc prim ary 250 miles north of the
ii*;’*.
•if J mi' f*. Youi v o l e w ill b#» up
colony of New ( 'a ir ,Ionia. The I n bun,In ,| or so of its num b e r in
V. K IKICOLAKH
Pi • • 14 (^ti
AVItilo police have broken up
hugest of the twelve islands has a yeai to the vengeance and .apll C t l l o p ) W I U ’OX.
some of the spiritualistic m eetings
an a re a of 857 square miles
In
I«I T l l K tOTVCII* o r M A I I \ O M C
a t M arburg, on the A ustrian-Jug*
n m N iin tiF K
add lion t<> tins dozen largo island,
F i l l NTV.
liiisrhnll in the Tropics
I liffd iiv rtnnour.it' ms r a n d h l a c y
oslav fixint.er, railw ay men who
I
‘4
mli
tu
rt
iiii «**iiiHrt* Unit I nun & there uic about one hundred small
for Hie o f f i c e of S h e r i f f o f S**fiiln« r a 11(ii<t:tt** f*ti r*--*-l**tlion in tli« of*
Baselmll, w ritten with a style were most fervid are still ex p e c t
rsl»» C o u n t y nuM eet t o th e w111 uf fir*- ot tl’titjniy ( ’nm m iM in nM f r o m ones.
a
.
!■ i\i,l as the tropical sun under
Hiu v**U’ia ut t h e J ii lie P l l m a r v
"The New lle b ritl", remain one which the ga m e is played, is served ing the reappearance of tho lender
I ’nslrlfl Nu I, ?*ul»j*‘»’i l " th** cl#*
J V McCGKl.l, ANI >
u ImIoii o ' ih v vi'tcrh In ( III; He mo* of the bistj Pacific lslaiub to l*e
who committed suicide lo prove
lu leaders of the Tropical Sun. th a t he could re tu rn to e a rth . He
Cl„ilp l‘i iiii.ifj Hi lip Ip'Ll on June
I
elites
»f
i
t
'
neighbors
Until
ef
Jtb. X. J> t s i -*
"(he first nnd only English la n was Johann Sthauperl, a ticket col
ItliKToN S T C L I.K
feclive mint government was e s
F rill
F tlt’NTV
F ltn slU 'F T IM I
guage new spaper publisrcd in Ven lector, and his body was found
ATTO n m :\
tablished
a I'.iOrt ‘every native
FOH r n - t s T V I l l . F .
ezuela.” In re p o rtin g a recent h a nging from a c ro ssb a r of a win
I
lnk«i IM*4 in**! lo id of an#
I
li*
t
*•!*>
ntm
ou
iir
c
m>
**a
iiilliliicy
male carried a loaded gun nt all game at ('ul)imns, the sp o rtin g eiliiu iiiifiiif mv rand lila try for
f ha
• Hh - iifflc r uf 4'nriMt.liilri, iMufrlci times.
dow in one of the railw ay dr.pot
/10
iillii'F •■f • *#■tit*t>’ Pros*‘c u H n « AHor»,
lo III** w i l l r f Hit v o t e i #
itor wrote, “ Mr. H ubert nnd bis wa ting rooms. A farewell le tte r
n*o ,
utip'ft to tin* Di irimiriitirVI M
il
J
II
nit
C
k
"A
c
a
rtrid
g
e
licit
was
'clothes’
Primin',
I will
n i»pr«'Hiii*i an y
pork
screw
delivery
hurst
across
W K IN I-A W.
lo his wife and sp iritu a list!1:
1
~^
*"
Mipiiorf ri4 # n mo hy tin* mu*pi
the pitching firm am ent of a local f r o n d s told |h u ) he had com m it
am ;*s# 111 « fh. tn. If oi**oi*-*l. w i l l
r-rTit^ »r"%TliV n F ^ l t i i T
^
I’oUUca! Announcements
L’lV !.* flit- «1tiH*"* «kf l]i« o f f l m my
r<J|| i , l »lTM n ' r ^ n . 1*0111
bnlldom in a blaze of glory at ( ‘nh- ted the act to b ring a tv p o lt "from
varv heal hits iren
Tin**
i4
*
H*
dliiim
in.'f
m
y
r
.i
mlitpii
y
ituuK Field this afternoon and left the other side to th e ir next seance.
W K WII1TC
r
u
n
i
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v
r
a
n
t.i3
t ••« J usl lr** n(
I Im Pyfti'f, lMMrli’ 1
1 H | IS.11 III) |AUill *UIII4*' iii > c.* Ill IIIIa 4’y ft trnil of bruised, ba tte re d and b a f Ho bogged his wife und se v rn
%.» f. f*u 11J*t | Pi ill!' 44 III of III#
One by
I i p i u i u n i l »** vh I fi h J ijio* Mb Hun- f*i$ i h •* *•1 1 lu*- <ii rmui»hl*4. P m ir *ct fled b a tte r s in his wake.
!« one the Gulf's m urderer's tow fac children not to mourn over h s ’d e
i o n i i . c i i k oi i i i i : i i m i i t 1*hi1, talk*' Mu n run. Paot.i. t#.»k •* S(. i S«-mlti)*1«* I'uunl).
M.lt y.
1.oHi;v%(mhI.
A}fam«*i.l*y Ik.
.1 •*i ii*** v i h m I.i ilu* Uwinu* ed his rnystifyin nentortions and p a rtu re . as they would see bint
i h i irr
C it y , roiu*1itut** i'i -if it I'I lit t.l 14 uf J II Uf fi
1 li*"i‘i*111 .i mm ii n* *' iii 4 ■a iiilok.u v S p r ln * v .mil .....
one hy one they failed to connect. again Police prohibited th - seance
Hi** n tins «* ili*l r k i
U A T AT 1C.
i(»i tiii tiffo-i' 'if I 'h r li
flic i ’ii
If
*'l«'(‘tf>il,
I
promif*«
.in
lnm*"**
Before they found out what it was at which S.-lintip: t I’s s j i r . t was
unit I ’m i it uiilijt i'i
t*i llir 44 HI of
L* _ lilllliilli**.!
;plt!.llnli*IfXtl*Qll
r«
Irrnm
1 ‘n i l I'O N N 'M IllJ t.
Uli-Ailli.i;. Al 1UL- 11*ntiroa^lL.. 1!a.a^ tin Dilips* llHt*_
all
about the nine was all over and expi • 1 ,|.
f i miii
Hi** ir iiiiY iiinMI^oiHiPhi'in*'
i
. . t i V , ., 11•>nTTr’U TTiriT—T ttttt w
Hill i v i*ii i n ii*" :.r 1V*11
the
Lugos bail tightened llu-ir liohl
■ tMUlllV l**IIII»*'Ol**'l w i l h
IL im o f , t . 11,1 *. l i f «# | *iT Ik* Ilf fir** i*f <’imM I* I. t ii i: \ sii i.i:
t Hit.
DAY I’i i \ A
BEACH (’o titr a r t
,iis). UtMi l't Nu I Srnilnnl** Himi ii * on the flag by a 2 I victory." Then
o . v iu : f i N i M i N .
l o u M ir n n r
14 Kl,.t ill*, ft iltl • l u i r l r t I'nmnrlKliK follows a detailed story
of the a w a r d e d f o r c o n s t r u c t c m o f b n s o f h r r r h ) unit outlet- m y t s l f nfl
i-it . iii t* pr* tii* i a* NVn I. 2 3. <,
b.xll g i i i i . d s t a n d o n llu r:;,i)'nv I s le ,
n m j t h T in : o r n ; u r .
Ifit |1 K* M|||,j fi 1 1FI Hi*. 44 III Ilf till* gam e in the same style.
*m roll d a l f f o r u lirrlff of Hymimilt*
n iN T I I I C T NO. r«M II
r u u n t y nu bjrcf
to
th o o c l l o n of
iiitci h iii tin I*rimicratii* Prliiinry
I 111*! i*1l> il DIM* unit.’*' 1*1v 1**1IDI Ill'll") In !»*• 1<* I'I mu J ii nr .’'ill A II Vf*2 k
ill**
h v in o cm tlc
prim ary
io
t»#i
JA C K SO N V IL L E
Muiking
i .1 i!Ntk*« u f I'raue <*f
Nn
I***lil In tho rArlv part o f Jut.** 1/21.
\'mii t iipiiMrf 44 111 Im* n|i|*rt‘«,ln!**t]
slow and fast traffic lane lines uii Every l o y a l r i l b s s »k* " 'H i i E e l i d
i Mil*j* •*( tu Hu* ili i’lhimi *if tli**
V e r y r v i p c c l l veil y
I M i V i n VU'K HUY.
UK A I)Y i mi **ro in Hi** I V n u m r P i i n i n i y
l:
M a ss M e e tin g F riday n ig h t.
A tlantic Roulevanl under way.
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Sin li«’, Ii* *1 tiii June vi li. A H
(I.CRTlI N o t i c e s )
u a v ih
i o n n u n t y r i i o x i a i'TiNO
......... ............... -3
ATTonSdCY
I lir r H ii u n u m jiicr m y uiinillil.u'y I l l '111 I'i VO TK .l l s w l ' s l i H I A O l . K
m i i n i: i o n p i m i, \ r i o x .
for
! *-***I«■i*f I*■11 t ry llir
i*ffl*«' uf
COVNTY.
s . . ci.it n'u nzitso
I w i s h tu a n i l , , l i n e thn , T a m a
<*4*um> rrowuuuiliit; A t t o r n e y
pui»*
V,
vi
,* i ■I ' c i . v i m c s ' D i : r t s , - : c .
Jfi't l*> lli»* w i l l «i! Hu* YolcfN In t’lim lUlalr fot r e -c h 'i liu n l»» ' h r ,,(■ ,
l! >
V-. XMF.NDI'.D
TO ,v
nf Cuuiil y C o n ii i n i ' l, ,' " i fr ►in
iIn* 1it'iuiii*i .ii W* p r im a r y on J u n e (•
IIV -J’t • I• M'T >iF .1ANCAItV 21.
. Iiictr .r l Nu I, aubjrct tu th e dc
Jl Iff N U. I.DDNAIOV
i
••
i-i,,ri
t h e vutrra *" " u I'rnu,
■ i»|c Pi linitry tu hu held uii Jun, i .vri i;), ." I 'v r c s l a n d o f f i c i :,
Political Announcement.
W A N T E D : Quick! Man or woman
w ith light car. .S h o rt hours.
W rite, A. V. O. H e r a ld /
Canadians P r o t e s t
Dry A gents Firing/
Over Detroit River
HANlUJjia A. il WII/KINWN.
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sab- lu t h e liiu lie s t lildili-r fur c a s h
(tui'lnk t h e l e g a l h o u r s uf s a l e , lit-,
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and
Sla"of
F lo r i d a ,
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K prln e*
Hi m in u te
F ou n t}-. F l o r i d a , a s r ec o rd ed In
P l a l llu o k 3. p a g e *1. R e c o r d s
o f Nemtlirtle F o u r " ) . F lo r id * ."
T e r m s r u sh , I'm c h a s e r l o puv f o r
del'd .
r*-1,1.O VD F. ROY KB.
Special M aster.
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AND
g ( *11 W'Alt> | V i n t e r P a r k . F l o r i
d a. H u l i d l f t
lint, Fotn pin Ilia 1",
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By A. Louise Fillebrown
H E R E I* no reason (or a ballway lo be unintcrcxting. T h ough
T
the narrow space permit* little fur
niture. the walls ami ceiling m ay be
xo plaiitieil as to make the hallway
both dtcorative and original. D e
sign on the ceiling does much to
take away the high narrow effect of
most bally, and the u.e of a leafy
pattern in tone* of green a* illus
trate,I change* the drab little space
into a garden-iike hit of out-ofdoor*.
1
. This hail i' in a countrv house
p( the I’oh'tiial variety. The side
walls are paperrd ill tone I <>f warm
|rc y . tlie woodwork is while and
the ceiling t>»p*r soft green leaves
on a •white ground.
Green ruga
and w rought iron fixtures add ts
the outdoor feeling, and the othol
items of decoration such aa the
jars, hangings and so forth, add
the w a r m bright color*, (,■oraA£*k
Chinese blue ami gold.
T he ceiling* offer a 'wondcrfjil
’opportunity for the u.e of wall
paper. It i» wise to select an allover design, as striped palter.i*
would not look wrjl. hut the idea
of design on tlie rciling i'_ not too
extreme to lie practical
I here il
no r«al reason why this side uf th«
room sboulu not he decorated aa
w r " -U the utPers. though the dee*
oraTTai has to lu: carefully planned
so that il is H'd li''-) heavy,
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THE ^RATEBR
N EW aPA PEH In
F lo rid a ’s
Generally fair
nesibjV prti-’Cdrd ^7,
^<?5f M
U
S
afternoon or tbrught
In extreme northeast portion.
H e a rt.
Mid's G rcn to a l V « w W * .
. i u RI cHcs I G a rd e n D in d
S A N y Q R D F lJ Q lU P A . T U E S D A Y . M A Y 1 , 1 0 2 3
XIX
OVATION S h v iflC
1 6 Persons Drown
When Skiff Sinks
C o t l V ^ f l t i o f l O pB TlS
EYES FOCUS ON
Dawes Delegates
Probe Committee
•'r,
OILMAN SAYS
WASHINGTON. May
11X S ) _Vice-President Dawes
UNIONTOWN, l»u.. May 1.
today selected a committee of
— (IN S )—Caught in the rush
five senators tc conduct an
ing flood water# of the Mononvcstltfation of the campaign ex
gnhela Uivcr near Masontnw’n
penditures of nil candidates for
the Presidency. Appointment oi
early toduy, six pci sons were
MIAMI. 1‘lw., M..y , . - , l N 8 > - j | D u n b „ M Bor
drowned when their frail skiff
the committee was in compli
H arry Sinclair Tells
ance with the resolution passed
was sunk hy a floating log.
OC T h r e e l ’ rin ciby
the
Senate
yesterday,
di
Two others 'were saved. Mils
.Senate Inquiry In to — recting the Investigation. Those
ito iitb Caddis, 2 0 .. n ^ i M ! ,
^Hven MokesHwi Sfffclici', unil five negroes, in
Teapot Dome Scan
appointed were: Senator Fred
eluding a mother anil her two
erick Stclw rr (R> of
dal All About Deal
Senator Porter Dalo IU ) ot
children, a man and a boy lost
•
* —
Vermont. Senator W. I I - W *
their lives, while Mary Caddis,
itnce.ni
Mnster ( It > of South Dakpta,
1R, n sister o f one o f the vic
ncssed bv approximately
»•>» here to mnkc^ldng?Jin te « » t
Result
Important
Senator A. NY. Unrkloy (l>) of
tim
s,
swnni
a
half
mile
in
the
1
-’-t—t
Kentucky.
Senator Sdn»
raging waters before reaching
Itratton (D) of New Mexico.
passed E le c tio n W ill IH’U’rm tn o Tht?
shore. Robert Kennedy, ferry.
A#
the
marching
units
of the God#" in Rjfcnync Routethe massive, reviewing stands.
trap, wax dragged from the
C h a n c e s S m ith H a s O f M nkB a r o n V on H u cn efelri A lm o st
ft
Millionaire Operator
they- •• saluted
the
Imperial
Water unconscious whilo the
u (irn tle A t H ou 'ston M col
L o s e s M onocle D u rin g L \ The day w a x ......of ficnrltd ac- Potentate pud his divan with
cider Gaddis girl sunk exhaust
c ite m e n t O f B e in g K iss e d Duty. and street v .r- mui ether strains of “ Dixie" “Suwaneo Uiv
ed nftor making n desperate ef
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iraflic wo# token «>ut oi thu down
cr", “ Maryland, My Maryland",
fort to' keep up with her sister.
NTW YORK Mnv 1.—<IN S)— \town -e it.m entirely, completely and ather southern airs. It took
Democratic history in (
[Governor
*
’
„*i,in capitulating to the Shrinera who
hours- ToiT the page in \ Y Uu. nosMblo the aec-i__ . . _
cl >i
,
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_
Tired out by the greet ,rK' pt\’ [ j rBJ„u. ju.,P from all purls of the more than four hour#- tor. mix- m;(“ * y
rt" ;f Woo.ln-vv Wilson. And 1p / x i y i p f D A l l D I ( I N S )
- *'" T
given them bv the admiriti * mi
United States, Canada and Cuba. mni'chei ... p » * h tlm
twelve years
years [«««..
later, . iDento
Huns of New Yotk City. Huron
The address of welcome was
S c a g i . with a delegation o f '[ t«dny. twelve
lr ^ lL O N b u I jO O
l l K U U i |ie c o n t ly a c q u itte d a t th o T e a •vos arc again focused on
Gunther Von lluenrfeld. Captain ■BjVPl, |JV Govcrmu John W- M »n ,n tj.f.uft l« i in attendance, while the I cratu eye#
are again
p o t D om e o il t r ia l , to d a y told
Herman Kochi and Major Jam es in «lio Olympic Theater building. Sl.de of Illinois was best repre[Miami flu b w o m a n hntl
t h e S e a a t o O il Im im r y t h a t h o
1 l-itzmauure,
Filzmnurice, slept
cx»wd
rtet nt th e la te W illia m
S h rnners.
ers. lie
He
supt soundly
S.-U.II..J early while another great
, ,, i*
. Item* th _e ' -entx,! with tt.OOtt Shr
W ilh in A p p ro p ria u u n a * »■ re c e iv e d 5 7 5 7 .6 0 0 o f th e C o n today in the Ititz-Cor »«.n, The> ,d m Buyfroni ! ,g
j luP7. 1cm b,. „f the interest in the elect- par:
Urvnn. la st
n lu h t
W a rsh ip C on st ru c tio n A n d t in c a t a l T r a d ln i! C o n « .a a y »
Galifomia today, the candihad r e t i r e d l a t e la s t night, fatigued traditional caM to p i .»>«« t> •
of ( Tvde J Webster as outer
K c p a ir T o B e B o s is O f P r o b e
her firs t hid f o r th e
.Iucies' of""the "thtree princlpnl con$ 3 , 080,000 lib e r ty b o n d alu au
hut happy after one of the wildeit *,n William V.
'
ud- , BU.,n | the only contested position
of S e m in o le C o u n ty
celebrations of welcome ever aeAmong threw -ch^hHcjl ^
J ^
mi.,.u „B „f lh,. Imperial :,.,u in t. for llw Democratic I r e * -, WASHINGTON, Mny 1— (IN S )
i.lentinl nomination clash head-on,
C o lleclttr T e lls corded heroes by Nov I t i political m a s s m e e tin g C o u n tv T a x
1,11 '* l *u
.
,- Sewell, 'Council, Detroit came strong w ill re the polls. Nowhere else have | The navy today faced a new
S in c ln ir told o f h o ld in g th o
n
r
R
u
lin
g
T
lu
it
W
ill
G
ra
n
t
THev planned not to leave the session are Mayor K
(lament S p r in g s .
f , nere.sionnl investigation as « bonds for five or six years and ot
Potentate 1 It baud and chanters.
Smith,
lived
and
Walsh
met
i«
S o m e O f T h o s e -W h o F a ile d
1 shortly
• Iwfore
• eleven of Miami, Imp* nai
(little co m m u n ity h o u se •
hotel •until
ml. a clrnrcpt test; nowhere elw re-lilt of f a i l l e of navy yards to turning them over in the la st ten
T o Q u a lify A n o th e r C h a n ce
o’clock
when
they
vciv
pay
siin foril-O rlam lo Hoa*l
l,:l.e the voters hretv given sm h a I : . - . within appropriation# for days to the Sinclair Crude Oil pur
i’ark
m opportunity for pr*-fer.-me ■- warship construction and repair. chasing Company. H e B>rn d clitkcJ to stdilding-room-only i Voters in Seminole County who * visit to n e w s p a p e . ofnccs in I a to
■
.
How
At
goon
they
were
i
>
pivM on: and nowhere d.J> has »■1’ > Aroused by requests for new ap troyed all records he had kept of
■the tint of the eundidntea
have neither i.gistered n..r paid ^ [;u),-lrei|#uij building in Wall
,-..nt. st betxveen Dus » ’>•* be*-n propriations for modernization ul the bonds. Sinclair said he. turned
|tcj the overflow went out
am| j,|aie a wreath on the
mnrke.1 xvith
old-fasl.mned j
Iiattb-ship-' Oklahoma and Ne tlm bond# over to lit# company
,ncrih and even down to the t!u*ir poll taxca ean do both bemling t Washington Mattie. Fairly this
vada and onitplct »*•!. *'f the sub onfy after ho wns acquitted here.
|b fiont of the building i tv.ecu now and May It*,
pulitteal fighting
and politi- marine \ t. m.-mbeis
rail at the ofDei x. h rntie’ b-adei
the House
tthtv -lapped nmst|Uitoc# in ntinmineul bv Attorney Geneial, afternoon they will
Tho Board of Director# of tho
.*.-. the t’aliatre
generally
e"U-i*tei
|V,S
T l-e ruling flee •>/
®riliA
N'axnl A t tail Committee launelii for ih ,,po. Utility to hear • ' . r .
i n v e r t - 1 Sinclair Crude Oil uompunj
Company acfoi-oiu
primary
today,
a#
it
ai.
.
,
and
tonight
they
will
be
the
gm
-t*
0»ci and the other t-an.ll.
L ,__
; and tonig
e,| the ni'iu-un-rit f..r tin
eepted the bonds a t a meeting K
nays that person# who have noi
|)onor ui a banquei tendered
t|„. I Icmoi-rats, ns the nm-*.
(iprak.
I held in the last ten days. Sine
i
of till- vear
Georgia, nisi, told of lending 5100,000
Otteu drew repented np- • paid their poll taxes ma> register i |hcm j,y th,. » »ty at the Hotel Com*
1;.
t.
\
iiivni
t
D)
*'f
t
, J....X.I deal more- >• Ot dak
fp.in ilu- audience during when paying them at the office of mol]orr
S c e n e O f Sn m ltn o A tta c k In
member " f
securities to Will II- Hays, form ed "
In C ivil C y m tio n v r v r lo r m - 1 ui, ... rely tin 2* di-legnt.
< • i ul. u ; minority
|.a |n/. M ini’H o p n rtsA n n th cr
Today was the General lh.iv"
ilm and deliberalo uddress. the county tnx eollecUir. I’et*» ,n"
Committeo Chairman
l that a<! I Republican <
,...
niutitee.
nnnomu
td A t C ity Hull At C a iim s |e Houston U"IIX.-nt O-tt
S
.C
it
i/
.cn
lliisB
et’it
M
issed
‘ I'e
Ittn.wd the need for u-isis'. win* have already paid their poll- ^ on Huenefeld's lhnry--ix.li btrl tavy ynr.ls |....
n.xit* l'#'
andI now
czar of moviexlotn, t'»
n,re
..I
in
.
harge
"
f
the
navy
I. mo lie) ends prolmbty. t |(Mpi,
i irtiItur.* ..I' 1-T.u id-i taxes or who are exempt eautiot dux ami lie p'.iinned I" ' •I' l.i.iu- i
before the help him cover his slock m arket
l
, \N NF S
l-’i an. >• May
„ |i. x w h e t h e r Gov. AI >»*..tli vv,.u|,| be summoned
IM TH Tit fAHF./AS. Nl< AHA
all tl-i . K\|K-rinient hta- register nft.-r Ap.il
J"»-» •’ by cutting a large . al.c "•«'> ' ''n >
(INS* Mi.-in.'I Arl.-n the «• ’ *H '
InjfbL'H. Sinclair says Hay# rcp aii
.
..luiitiltcc
tinw**ek.
tn| it pi-o.ivlive tariff are .liukins. county tax collector, tins six candb- at In- hotel tin - a lu -r t ,i; \. .Max I t INS) •' ' ‘■.-owl xxa- hi...lied by civil ccre-inooy !
t \-,-w York . rea ts •n -'1' Ult.' tin
tieii
’
r
e
ex
peeled
»"
'
him later.
Th,. i
. xutien lit ll.m -toi.. or Wlie\uieri. are einpl"\<d i" tto
” (",.unt'-s- Atlanta Mereuti at I'nx
lit tin tilings she advocate- morning said he had it'd been ad
“ Mr. Hays had lost some ntooey
-..upte.l wi,11, a drive in the Sennle
,
his
remil
t"
li
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„f
,l„.
Pis
I’
district
xvlnxh
were
11.ill
today.
They
will
hax.
a
hit farm.. “We must eiieour- vised peisoitally by tile attorucj
police goalded the -Mil. «»< t|1'
t, . ! initiate the Da’linger Amcn.l- in the’ market and he came to me
I„
made
rockv
otal
fiHed
"
it
>
r,
lignum
.
rn-mony
tmiu'ireiw
|the ii,an sith the boo just a* gm eral, but that be l.elleved the I rivers this morning t" m-'ke " ie raided by ■k.mlii." t« -P # "
in. iu. requiring •lght r f lb new for 5100,000," said Sinclair. I don t
|1. f. i tin.laid.- 1. 1' t et Among those present w:,s Ih. l
a, xi. mu-: eni'ourage tie- . r*tllng folloxved bis understanding they were not ill.-t ill bed I hex hn'1 Uvxed today to be u P " * « " ' ‘
I.. I.,. .-iiii-trueted. from know whether I gave him it all in
lull,*t.
iotIn
•- st.■pne.till r till- Ini old Mr■ ill. Pas lil-ell ni >1
. i -re
I nil, si., g.dl ball," she said ' of the statute.
*t'*'
i.on.I.CUO
naval program securities or not bill l helped hmi.
been out «piit<- laic. ha\ on: t ikeii the hand..
iu
.•unp
\,
XXIll-Ill
U-i-oy
Fdgar.
.1
New
s.x.-dl-li
la"’k
ii \ tm wuni 1ur v. •
|Niti»n'- Interest Needed
H a n 1 lohnson.
'
The following i. a ruling s"l»-1 in n performance
,,|>n.
•limn
I think the securities were used a *
I,nlu/. |v. rk
ill,- l-i ' 'i'tle
1
i ec .1 •• tin sympathetic m- , united by Attorney General Dayi«: wick Vi Huge I o il. - last t '-Id . L. .•1*1 i •MtploN 4*«l 1*1 lb
margin to cover his account on tha
I
....
.it<*-»
nr
warship
construe
\il.-n
a
n
d
tb*c
m
i
n
l
c
s
*
.
xvl...
i
•
of tin i nine Unted State? , 1 ed .r Section S U , Hex
M tie. xxh -ccteted bileself •dm ■ •JJ x e a r s ..f a g e . ui......... <-*1 t *«. u I',* .lilt
(-en-t and also the Sha.ke}
market. I .ater he returned them to
l
l
private
ship
yard#
b“vc
mid Mib-xHpiei tlx
uliil *f •• ii.ull’er
ct-sir. it l-lorida wants .-tats., person aie entitled t " P' prize fight a. Made.....
u
Itlg the laid
engagement sOXx'ial monib x ago
,!
upon
th**
situation
.
<»
n,1‘
me.”
■ - " I
mode Ins way here, ha- " ' " " , ' , '..unless Meieilti i- half Ain.-U- ..r r"iic ' | b per
aid 11- in Hie government, c is l.r bef.de the Tax Collector
,v
their
pi-opfal
virtunlly
“The
same
securities?”
“
I,
can
New Y* ',B b ,
it—
.1, The 'i'ies'.,fm mark left when paying their poll luxe; .
<,U.\t the theatre there- « 'i-. > "cs that- an A m er.nn mimed Mean, I- <n llei pi.ronU are. dlvon-ed. A
4llU' not s n y - at any rule ho
at..1 .•lifnue go\, rnment
the
acting superintendent ot tin- ,..a ii.l sxii x-tvlng through llu- Hi gr«
muni- -d millions of perfit*
Under Section HI4, pcrwus are of “speech!" ••xp-.’i-elt!"- ;»*' *
U
del* gate-, instead "! the net
to me tho same amount.
W eto
v,
ms
Hit
v
have
lie.
:i
dlViined
t
i
l
l
j
tin
Scutum1
Mhir.
:**
i»ii«MtU#
>ia •!-.«
,,f (xv,, years ag •
- the flyers had t • niuhi ” l,r“ '
inla.
’I
lu
t
fa
t
b
r.entitled to pay their P<>1)
tn
there
any
bonds
m
Uio
5100,000
'
"tury
of
the
N'nvv
Wilbur
n
i.
li e parents ..f the bred.- away fiuu.^
.|..|,tiM»n rni.l the I-'b '• '
.1 I. fore they can j order to vote in the Primary nl talk m which tb> y gain . spies e.i
dee|N'st Mi tuficiiiic. . t
, Led (Congress A" incrrtnxo you gave Hay#?” ' I think -ao bat
giirib-u a- iiu< un-lerutamliiig o f . cay time on or before, the second their appreciation ,1 |i„. ixv.laim xxas .|x iin.iiiteil and wrx-.k.o bx the .•.-reinony
, 'h i t . zed eo#t "I tniMlcrn- I can't remember." "W as th a t boI'.iuiit Mereuti and In
|>re-mit l.v Id?' *»PP M. tit > ire xx>11 a • bis .
rebels
on
April
JY.
He
aid
I a-ml- •>( this r t
the
a
t
I Faturdnx in the
«»’•»
11
tlint
lu
ll"
would
la
-nth preceding nctordcd tlmfi Th
battlesliip* Oklahoma fore or ufter you turned $200,000
x
x
if.luixe
b.-ell
living
at
their
x
illa
supporter-,
"•'• I'
ntmn tne that ll. ad h ft here last
it dt-i>-l"|i| it nl of iualiid w a t-j
,|„\ ,,f such cleetif.n. wlneli tins confuted by H'*
in l-'lore-nce
It w.n there that loiiiiilaine.t 11 1 ugh tut the rest *'f .. ,'v..vadn ........ fUt.lRO.OOO to in bonds over to binr for the Re
|tl
ui-fields
but
bad
m
t
leiui d fot
j . jml *h>- dredging of deep
„ ul ? t;ii • ■"tix e iMax I'-'lb.
tli,. t'ountess met Arbn txxo year# : I
nildmr.ee gave them "I v-> r‘
remem
prim al"
ui sino*. . lohtreon
:,*10(1.00(1. H'' also asked that publican P a rty ? " " I
the coasts of the.1, >-n< means
been lieaid *’ •—
, ,
..ii Sin ii•' niooi- ...re lioiizat'u.ii for th.- Mibinnrinc ber."
Sel'lion Hit
and o.tifuaod when « gre"W
Arleii. xxbo i- nil \rmeoian I 1. IIS It W"id I
M" V . , stat'd be h. l .x . d Head bad fall _ up..
and wliose real name i- K.mix "ii- i .1 ino pra« t a -'lx |.\ a. •l.iinUt t"l<
ly ehoru* gir’# prnr.<-<i " ,l ' "
Sinclair testified in low tones.
\ | nit**ady iinniissioticd. be m,
gii into th. bands of i. *’«"d ••
•piTi.oii:i' foe
ili-.'i- liaibors will .it lo g tiii...
injin ii . »ui. piexioii-lx
egistralion box and slioxvereil them « ' *> '
Si.,500,' He appeared very nervous, rub
r
tin
. i" U-i' fir t ball"'
,
ri'u.-ed
ftolll
fd.«H
W
.«M
H
I
t
ml
huixlrcil
rflwls*
i
t-i1
**1
4
*
landthat
even
attev
bi'.keli In a' ted be. inre' lie bad fall
(fri'iirilx
I.-.| fof the
S C X l._ .
,.
111.* npp. ire i*i - I I i • i m
bing a handkerchief between him
hooka dose, as provided I" SwttJ.m and kisars. The IMn*.. »1^
■,* ill... mg tow aid • a -a V '••ga
ouu
.sl to win 11" lintid o{ Mi AioIn x
: if fu.-l oil to support Floiiwill
ifi.roia
l.atwy
\i-W
hands. “What did you know_about
:;)“.
under
Section
TFI
person#
bis
monocle
in
tb
•
"
Slve
George
H
Marshall,
of
Emory,
a
N.-xx
York
b.->i
ceiniiig Industrie#, she beIt b
a
,.,ix their poll taxes on or bx lote When they left
the Continental
York nssistaoi managet "> tin married Grand Duke Inoutri. "l fn -* definite -i t i'a*
. ,a !
re ill nix uni . Ire ■ ...... dt *pn ■
Mudisoll Square t.areb-n
l.i.luz MidiMill b. I ev.d t» hi Russia
....... ...........................................
• r T . w ^ . r f i?M- - K K S ||,Ulld new jackets were .- ac.il•‘I
> ^ tr ^
en h#w ™
The In ale’s luothc, is now Ibn "Pitot,t-nl- 11*1" |«-| exx. d a- non and
in the hands of the relW'l*. '* *
! *«"■'
- ■ » > . i |itr 'M MHi.!i i
...-I"..ttr— Pm- Tr r po
to guarantee I t ? ” "I did not guar
niu'yt-'
Vim—HHii’iT
~l
will,
piiWIItT.
rord
ng
to
n «»-...a.x*.
; M*tii r ....... ..... .
.
,
•I* lur < g re sisi.m il lllfltrcl
dint re;'
Y-ollecto.
xvb, re she
antee the company,” Sinclair re
At the Carden they " "
vuilnlde lie IS alNc and saf. but .-bateau neat G.-nexi
»>iai and dincu.-x# the p a rti-1 ' '
|n(es
with
Ini
birebaod,
ire Aus Senator Tf» Appear
plied. "1 signed a guarantee th a t
.
no authentic word lure been re
. troduccd from th*- J"'K
>
t la tab . f the county xvith the (
trian diplomat attached to the
it would carry out it# contract.
!
darmne
voiced
Joe
"m
np
.
.
)
b
‘
ceivcd
sinehe
-cot
a
message
•b Sin- Mm, spoke of her plan j
Here For Hathaway r-oUK'l HOUSE. At.HAN) , N. A. My company didn't have to pay
I .cog in- of Nation#. Connies- Meiwell known immune, t.
two days altci he wire captured xali muw hei* futhcl m P ali- about
I
u Isty anil girl from each
. \
Mny | (IN S) Failure «f the. a cent until the oil was m our
stat ng he was being held by tin txvo year# ag** w-hen he returned
; thooMind fight
|ty in tin- d i-lrh t visit WasliWaybrigli".
j
tanks.
There
wns
very
little
liabil
1.ill'lll'
W
N.'liat.'i
.
v Mar witness t " appear t<>rebel Giron.
from til,. L’lliud Slut. - with his
lk*i an.l meet the pn:#ident
ity ui the gunnintce nnd I was
Alidit oiial marines lure*'
" second wife.
Ai.ar
C a ir o
D o v e i m i i c i i t • Introduced. Hutnplu ic# ' -it - d
I,ui.xxn a- Duval i .Mini x . fighting
, "..ulu-d i" «hc postpone anxious to get the oil, so I signed
daV
landed here from the U. S wm
i tiehult " f i
The bride’s famil) will !«• will Miintor. will apeak
Doc-u’t Mention Opixmrnt
1
______
right hand and the crowt ‘ °a .
tlu-ir Bhip Galveston to reinforec the dm. ot until ten o'clock tomorrow
^
the guarantee.
represented til the .'ereinoiix ^ t"tlNv.1—A
lUn ttxv. n spoke for 2« minutes | | <)NDON
May I.. —(I
N a l— A ]
lr j 0 (hen returned °
Hatbnwuy’s eundi
hr.
I»inp
Mini Uiclumnt nt this base. Intnied
,,f ,|„. trial of Mr# Florence F . S
“ 1 discusesd with niuckmcr tho
inorrowat
the
oi1
bddox
Greek
M n..t n.x'iiti'-n the mime ot ; jp , ‘|l on 0f \he Kgyptinn ertsi# rin|{h, j t. ht.»tr lw i'',r
. ivl.
at Hie City Hall
'"
K '.il l', former secretary ,if state, cnmmisUoti I could see he was
ato operation# have *>mn stall* I Catholic Church. Her V»unr<-r sm- da*y f-m g o : ".iiii"H"W
opp*»n« t, J..e S car-, the pres-.
,
u.luy as .a lewult | ... Walker and wcmwl '
night at K
of
jack against Sandino T hrn
st i me te l. Countess Darin Mereuti and Audlloi mm
fimiI making," suid Slncluir. “ I told • ■
f gi. .--*■<a 11 from this district I f ... dt-ciHiuii of the KirVl'b‘* ,i j „ ,,,nl tlurlll from seeing
Way bright said .Im ige.l with sealing
fund.
Iiipl* Amorif un ginmlmothri. f**rni- «»\ lock
-’
M
u51
.
200,000
P.ljr,
eensit
moving
inland
f
him l would expect to get a share
«i-l r.ot «-vi n refer to his ree l |»uri;un1tnt to withdraw th. I’ubla Sharkey knock out Jack Debut . (ll.tllChments ure
v ,*illd "d ip * alt#
rly Mr.-*. Ilnnn« f r *;*.vr' t$»dny that
lhnl (nnimis|son for my comp- 11 - Carl t on" mi fla m HI inch.- Unapp, n. dille-uge.l
^
«•'
m;„ute and thiit<*-e frc«***«i-, hop’ng t" converge UJMMX tb" 4land.
Shr .|||\ . a„l sh,. had m issel I Asscoiblioi* Bill. H «-xs Ha
Ohio will lx- fresent
Mr- -|.!.ixx> and -v.at 11 .vie C
any
und
its
stockholders.”
’J J
f
hi .*j(,n ,.f thi# measure that 1
WB, the etui <'f n big da) ! rebel camp in the I’i- lh# di-tn
b'n ret., vein- ago by Bom"
is lu.xv I'lin ce." Ixara- hi- spec. Ii here V-, lid* to,lux Were’ ; step daughter " • #•
*n'*» n I’ratt
This price of 51.75 a barrel wax
, fon-e Gem , -I Sandu
VI: ..ml thut she believed j led' the U ni.si. Foree.gn ntfire' t" for V..n n u cn "eld . ^ e l-lu n d l - d r ,
G,'..i gevitch
inuking plan- 1
’ft)
S v ' V . , dl t o ' V L T X ' ' . - ' was about to finnlly agreed upon but under tha
•fP
#*>:dd lu,xf> the uddltiouol
ultimatum to < alro *1
ic0 Ul,d they n-tiiud t" tb
decisive buttle
lam e crowd a
n-nd an ----. , ...
stare,
George
*
M.-dnlli#.**-c-.al
final contract, it was paid to tho
t" xxm in 1),,- primary.
manding it* w-ttidnNval bn lhl' |,.exl for ntuch needed rest T “
|i. i .• Seliat"!
K
ib'i.iity' attorney
general.
an- Continental
Trading
Company
Ml.t-r *|.,akt i tu make lit« ground it would jeopardize |k. -" W> nn-rrow ihe> will g" t" >V
uoiinci',1 .be re c ipl *’f •* telegram which In turn purchased tho oil
1*:.| f^e Seminole County .hu)»* nnd menace foreign liv*vACCIDENT IS I 'M At.
'* i ton for the official
fremi a Rutljm l. Vermont law ftrin front Humphrey# for ^1.50. This
#h- Slat. Senutor J.*«l. I’ai-- ti rest#
,he Capital- They w 1 m ...
saying it bad <"•>" retim ed by profit was used to tfreate the Conthe
|
1“,
the
Hreiii.u
*>■ of Tilusvllli-. He reviewed
ALBANY, N. Y., May 1 llN S t Mi-# K....I I, to fight the subpoena
Tlm Cabinet will discu
flight
it',
'to*’
“ v i.1 in i|„> niute house and ritust'ou lo.rn.rrow ®nd decidv Ml'* i ihUif
. Ri-p Thaddeil#
Sw.-.-t of Oswe directing tier to testify against tinentut Trading Company’s lib
erty bond fund, in which Sinclair,
"Ul
inr. -1j*m. |fe served four on .th*,
v
•
il.-il
tinafternoon
when
l.
....IU..
t.x
be
followed
*<
»
..........
.
.
lipped
,
■t-hi.
policy «-> '**■ follow* Uuth
Captain
S w w irtr*' Blaclcmer a n d - O T B * * * —
WASHINGTON.
May
H
t
I
N
S
)
.
. * m tinm.i On Hug,. Three ,
hour
lhl#(
ward Egypt >n. Ute (utun,.
S
3
. f i x I - ..........I ' " 1
|l
* .I
•
Tlie announeement
that the participated.
o fH W ire e -sv rMnT“ l Vu the CurtD#
NEW
YORK.
May
I.
(IN
'
»
_
Florida
strawberry
shippers.,
si'iigur
met
with
an
a'-cident
near
Hi. Chamber ami t l i i ^ m » ‘ m ^
ouft** * * *
!
X K * " m t x . a.
Binghain'.on. nccoreling to wore pro- ,-nition's star witness would
the Egyptian National I-cKl* •
K ffeUl and enjoyed himsv
May Day. holiduy .if Social.-1- through the Interior I l. ii'iu Im f
."it testify unless forced into the
1 fio Bureau, today urged the Inter rcei ix ,'tl at the Capitol
C a ro l
Jure decided l« shelve the b.l lor
making four short throughout the world, dawned
-land by legal action, wu# ex
state
Commerce
Commresnmer
l"
present session. A# ,
l f(,Khts in Uu* Juokem nionoplnia. New York with everyone "i
the prenent
ploded
with bomb-like suddenness
order the iiiili.aal- i""l cxpri ##
p r e s id e n t s t e p s o u t
•,
.
_
. n.cnt wiU not niect u^salu
|V*5'j.lAcr'.ship of thr B lf .o*-‘nin llu* rourlrobni. Decision to
city's 17,500 |*oli.-e on duty
companies to M*V,**"h "u ffu ,° " 1.
tha
xx- xctilM '.T O N . May 1 (IN 'S ): pustpoiie the opening of ___
’ t .... the program
*"*-'1000 worker# celebrated.
May*..- vefrigutor express cars tb/,i will,
I f•President
*>i»1idg<went
to
the
tr'.ai
until
10
A.
M..
Umiorro
unable
tliem
to
compete
with
grow
i)aron1t;phth..r Von lluonefeld and \V«lkvr’w home was under guard.
tween l.ondou and Cairo t"
ihi- afternoon H« "dd lu> was rcurhexl at a oonference in tho
...‘tJMuiN. ( M,,x ). .(INS)
ers in other section- who nave I *
a ucrniuiifnt settlement.
Major dam p Fium aurite.
] So wen. t |„. homes " f tin
ATLANTA. May 1.— ( I N S ) - *
w b "b cr the sea ole- chambers of Supreme Court J u .Ifarnxcr t row,, Prince Carol, who
Tim Fgvpt’tnn Government
such services.
at- Atluntu reaches out through th *
phurel'
which
John
Ringling
ex
lice
Stephen
Callaghan,
|*rrififc,| the Uouienniun tkirotie sending a note in rep ly U. th* j,leopiitg>°Vn',,y **’ ' ''..ffl-xL of j und outstunding capitalist.-, u- w. l!
“The record sex in# I • emphasize
Mrs. air today to link New Orlcaua
idaitu'd to him. could be cuuglU tended by Medalie
ui d
cuperutiwiT^ ro111 ^4u,
yrttm liiy I
public building* nnd vburvhe^.
Its t ’1' 1,1 J '‘ ""•an. will arrive in Hrith-h ultimatum It
“ “‘J |f
the fact that there ir great need
their
rtvnm
.us
duy
ui. Suturduy t" make in# otoxal that it w’ll dispute U nuunt
police Coinmikflioiui
"Warren for mure elasticity of "l’rcud in
bad and New York with two new mail
xvlicn 2 ,000.(K»n Nexv )" ik e r s turi
I. Tn* here temporarily, it was right to interfere with Egyptian
lines destined to m ake this city ono
our
m
arkets,"
the
traffic
bureau
#
Tabooed parades nrrel passing out
nothing to do with this, soul Ju s
'out"to acclaim them. Nonr
l|,jH
LIV ES ENDANGERED
/* BrllUl*
brief said. "W e need such n tystein
domcstii legialation.
lico Callaghan looking straight of tin, most important aerial hub*
o> to lhc flyers got 1 1 bed until alter inflammatory pamphlet#. Eleven
I. ** '5 undei>tiM.d that lie will squadron was on* the wuy
provided- a# will “ H,,w the •rc‘ ,
. .’
..
in the country." It I# the flr»U
ut Mr#. Knapp.
May
Day
meeting#
xveio
scheduun
1.
l^ 'H iariiunito a# “ Mr. Jon es" E g y p t i a n w a te r# when the C»im j m td n ig h V )
_
„
m o v e m e n t o f o u r I w r i f s lo #uch ; 'TRIN IDAD.
I
great trunk along tho east coast)
for
afternoon
und
evening.
N**rinun
markets a# Pltlsbuigh, Uuffalo,| (|N S)—Tho ljvc# ,‘,f,
J)®4’.
Iu
1"' wi" *K‘ accompanied
BANKS
W
ILL
CLOSE
of North America,
Thomas,
Socjulist
candidate
for
|*f Muvdu Helene Ikipt’scil. wdth
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago,nnd SL lent* In San. Rafael Hospital were
The first plane will arrive from
President, wa# to address Dve *>*
endangered today when fire start
he ha- Iwen living in Pari# to .-.end additional warship#.
Have Examinations them. Designating May I «*
Louis."
*
.
_
The First Nutiona! Bank and Now
New o
Orleans
n .a
e t 6:30
, I . o clock and j j
ed
in
the
(chapel
of
the
institution
IP*r I# deserted his wife, I’rinTho North Curolmn 'd ate t or
thu Sanford .Atlantic National wUl
iv-tlt bo given
,-iven un
iirx Impreaaive
iuUircSUVS WPl•
Day,
Governor
Smith
requested
k* Helen u,_ lluchurest. A house
th,second
floor.
Through
berm
CHUIU’H KKVIVAI. BEGIN S
poratlon t!onimis»loi. t*>1d the com X work I t « dozen nuns pnd s. v- n.xnl: will
come..
Thirty
minutes
later
tho
will
close
Thursday
ut
noon
A
Clinkand
registration
of
patriotic
.Observance#
in
all
public
clow*
TbursUay
at
noun
been rented in SuiTey fur tho
mission thut the strawberry grow-,
fleet of mall carriers will taka tho
bple. •
erul nurses, all the patients were beginning May 3. offletfjii of b t
First Christian Church revival l.re-Bchmylage children will I'* .ichools.
ers of that #t«lc arc fo|cod to removed without injury und t h e , ir»titutl*n# annouced today, rnc a ir for New York , inauiruratinS
In a letter to Police Cominis*
•d* deeisiuii t,, x*itit Hnir- cervices were o|iened lust nigh •* •eld at the Southsnle l r mary
overnight servicea to the
meet competition from section# eii fir,’ nut under control.
bank" will follow the lead of the
u* rau i,,| much euinment. Hc. School from May *
4’ br* sioner W arren, August Ge#W»r,
fire )*ut unde
The line to New Orleans wUI
the South Side Primary
merchants
J 4 t'AREO ADS Irish potatoes j muj r *ty of Sunford
secretary ‘ of the Socialist Actio,,’ -Joying v f jjT J J
f * ) la* *n.J Miim. I.iijkiscu left fore n large x-ongi cgation. The lit • t xvecu to U TM. and noon.
within a short time, extend te
The
regUtration
and
_j.hysieai
iii"
grunting
a
Thursday
afternoon
Fro* eiul weiK to Rrusselli Carol
t’ommlltce. demanding rcsdmhnk
Committoc,
m t r i ‘u a in the m .r- shipped from St. I.ucie County dur
edo Texas, and across th * I
C E. W yatt, pastor of the rin>*
holiday during the summer month*. to Mexico CitT, making A
r i m i n g that he xvanted ui get Christian Church in Daytona Beach exu HiingrioH Is for U»e licnefit of ,,f orders mobilizing the entire ets which they c a n ’reachIng recent week. .
who expect to enter police force. 'Gerber denounced the
I
*r" m laquisltix’i. reporters.
t l« center of Ow first W
chi# ’
The commission i» no\\
FACES LONG T E R M
ul mail line In thU l^ait of
I ’ *>l’|*,,a-*> the death of the Into preached the opening * * nn“" ' '
FT. P IE R C E —White House B a r
i.choo or the first time und rog- pi-eparution# us "an insult to U,e
stressed the need of “ '°x
inter rer the first grade work_ n
o f oanoOO workers i\ ting an investigution a* t*f the rel Mfg. Company to erect lntire
world, w, Irving. O ftje r, “
fksv*. ^W iaand there has been
reasonableness und mlfQuacy p i
the!?
tuUlligcnce.’
LANSING, May 1. ( I N S ) — IJ(« •Mutant pqst masUr hs*
re ‘ lynior suiToun.ling Carol's Sanford. Special revtvul rnuah: w j. the- Sunford Primary Schools for
.
reflection
on
their
InUDIgenc*
barrel
fuetnr>’
adjoining
Florida
presented by the choir of the t-urt
•» t under
j - a ix
— entlj turned from Mexico 5 \ & * !L #n.
October
on Euut Coast Railway tracka.
I imprisonment
the- recently
Pui !i W,,,i “trungly believed fo rt church under the* le.dcr.hip the’ term . beginning
'
Unemployed men and women the present freight
,
conferred on the e»tabli»bment
atrewberrie#
in
larlouds
from
-a-------------------enacted habitual' crim inal act I*
tnj.i
. tlu’ National-Peasant
the 1928.
were to gather in Union Square
Children who#* t^ ro *s bcRV’ for harangue#. Despite the ban on points in Florida. Georgia, A la
obtained control of the Rou- of the Rev Frank M. Marten,
WiNSACOI.A—New afternoon j- racing Mrs. A lexandris Kxdroc the Mexican link o f the route,
from A to O should register for parades, they planned to march to bama, North and South Carolina daHy newspaper. "Dully Herahk” 40.- if she ta convicted here on a link from New Orleans J o . I *
kH nU iJd>Vern',* nt
might pastor.
h u alrtnd) been mapped out, i
examlm*t:m> May 2. Those whoso Madison Square Garden, where the und Virginia to various Eastern S l l ^be puhlishrt here.
I bootlegging, charge.
U TO-re^nt.'n H ^
‘ SOUTH BA Y— New « « [ « «
name# l*gtn from P through /• Communist# bold their meeting.
point#. '
~ ■ ,- - r j ^ u xoo mboUi under ronstruction
•w »k..,
» w
u uu i. i. , — ™
should come May 4.
. __
“'Milan threat.
heirill??, i
■’iXbJ
in
5t Bid For SupOf This Counrit Mass Meeting
M
M
States He Lent
Hays Large Sum
Attend Boxing Boot
At Madison Square | & ± £ i y g
itor Parrish .
teviews Record
• T JZ Z rZ ^ NAVY PACES NEWT A g g g ffjg -.
(.dates For Office
AreRe-
.......“ ” '," t INVESTIGATIONBV
VOTERSWILL GET
ADDITIONAL TIME
FOR REGISTERING
2WAMERiCAPTIS FAMED NOVELIST
BELIEVED TO BE WEDS COUNTESS
REBEL PRISONER IN FRENCHTOWN' i
h' ',uvy'rvnry.!n ...M r ..... ..... I....
Trial Of F lo re n c e I
Until T o m o r r o w
Solution Nears I '
-British Crisis With
Cairo G overnment
P-n-nipri llrirel.C.C. New YorkPrepares
To Order Cars I’oi'Tb-Gherk May Day
. Their Strawberries I{iots Of Socialists
fence
W ill
Make Residence In
ndon At Present |
Air Mail Connects
New Orleans With
Atlanta*^ A irp o rt
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TTTF. SANFORD nGRALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA", MONDAY APRTL, 90. 1^9
M eet T onight In F ifteen
R o u n d F igh t A t New York
Von Porat And Indian
Will llattlc Tonight
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f’llICAGO,
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Apr. 80.— (IN S )—
Otto Von l ’orat, the Norweg inn
heavyw eight. faces tho biggest
task o f his ca reer tonight when he
goov up attain »t the IHU-poun 1
UocUuek,
nuB; of Teddy “Tiny
Tunney at one tho Haskell Indian w arrior, in tin
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fighters in with
International Newn Service
and the rante time. Sharkey will ten-round feature of dim Mullen's
Sports Editor
I Coliseum show.
NEW YORK, Apr. .K i.-Jn el •onke thn third who ought to lie
Von
Point, whose
fighting'
Fhnrkoy, the ex-linguist of Bos hi there, rrb'idcd he can clip I)e- weight is around 100 pounds will
luney on the buxxer. In fact,-quite
yield u no pounds ndvantaitc to
ton, nnd Jack Delaney,-once term
a few remain unconvinced of the
ed the rapier of the North in a
the red man. It is Roebuck's first
fact that he doesn't belong right
moment of great levity, will meet now.
important bid for world recognltion. He is confident he cun stop
in another of those fifteen round
At that, it iH understood that
heavyweight fights at the Garden Shnikey has been, promised n tho Norwegian and hopes eventu
ally to net a shot at Gene Tuntonight and the chances seem good
match with George Godfrey, if
ney's title. Von I’ornt, is Just ai
that Tex Rickard will s't tense
lortain he. can “take” the l>ig Innnd preoccupied throughout, with
ilinn.
a t least two fingers crossed on the
Promoter Mullen .hutws - tn
, hand that writes the checks. For
m a t c h th e winii.’ i oiHiht-t 't l f n ' v h - ' *
the ptcnwon. Kpoa.M.rtd. iu^aU^Uu
*ior of the. Sharkoy-Delnney fiifht
—nneew*fjfifc m .m thr sd.Tdr~v* hA challenger getting no chance
in New York tunlcht. Mnnaitrrs
developed possibilities that a re' the head lines, menntime.
of both Sharkey and Delaney have
worthy of being viewed with
Speaking of ir Delaney victci
promised Mullen they would bring
vague but depressing alarm.
the possihU'ty is not being ta
their fighters West in the event
The betting odds say Sharkey
very si riously. The alleged raj
of victory
should win decisively and not a
never hns beaten even an r
•few of the sharpshooters are pick
nary heavyweight and his |
ing him to win by a knockout
forniances against J'a n lin o i
If he does, the buildup for tlm
Ileeney lather clearly indicn
Orlando .> .
Tunney
llorney heavyweight
t'lat lie fear- the Worst when
Daytona Beach
v championship fight n July will
goes in 'there, Delanuv is a mi
F oil Lauderdale
neeil the arehite' t who designed
Miami
the Wcolworth Tower
This .anti
SANFORD
. climax of tint el initiation tourn y
W e,! Balm Iteaeli
mny produce a better attraction
l.uin the man who already has been'
■ijfneii and seated Mr Julv dili\-
m
Bride* PinOM n^Til
.Compston L eed s H agen
iYANKS
M atch F o r R ich P urse
FROM
$ 5 ,0 0 0 On English-Course AS RU
bomb under the Pirates. Hartnett
In d Stephenson Hit hoinera and
S h e r iff Blake, chalking up his
third Victory of the reason, hum!'
cuffed the Pittsburgh hitters in
the pinches. Itnln kept the Now
York Giants dr.d Boston Braves
Herb I’ennockHnldsWaHhintr-
SH IRK , ling., April U7.— ( I N S ) Aivhlc Compston, British professimial golfer, got o ff to an
early had this 'sittienoon in hi:
mntch /or n So,000 purse with
Waiter Hagan, the American htar.
Compsti n was two up on Hngnn
after the first three boles of their
seventy-two hole match had been
played.
On the first hide, Hagans ap
proach was short, • his mashie-
I to piece' on the green, taking three
tqn Team To Three Hits In
putts f< r a s n Compston had a
Kcmnrkahte Performance
lour. The Britisher was getting
Almost EndinglnShitt-OuI
little rometition at this stage.
"The lin g’s” .usual aplomb was
shattered by Ids unusually poor
showing. It was evident that his
lad: of practice while crossing the
At la nt
counting heavily
against him. <Jn the greens, the * “ ' ! * T ! ”
Ain.riian actually appeared to he o ' T " 1'
nor.ous The astounded gallery. lhnl t!:* Vm,ktl° .
whirli was strongly pro-Compston.
ol f c°mpb'-
Suggestion b.v Smorn Herrera
the charming wife of Senor Luis
Herrera, head of the Uruguayan
Mission in London,* that English
girls are not so biuuti'ul as be
fore the World War, lias caused a
kliuf-k and a lively discussion in
LoriUon’ji h*t V fjjjijjjj
idea is for' the-orp u ^ 3
to entertain h mea f r iJ
dinner, ami t h e a h . p ^ l
ns host to hfs .Inrn frieryjj
Idea took w ill til it * M J
thut later thoriwould t* J
<|uotftiunmg 1'Jboth in^j
groom as to thnivi$» 0( y j
or. Another f i ’*maLlo f»d |
monunt is thi“hag vti\u
which the brl-tu-be <.r.tJ
her women frids (,n ^ J
the wedding aloes the |
groom at his iuh'1-r j J
Thi* gesture of c as artionij
rights of tho idem
much more puiar than'the
mon» bnd**v-
A large crowd had assembled.
hcld, thc *
when tln> players feed off. There
" hitcwashu:
w.i a li^lit breeze hut otherwise. 'V , 1
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tin- weather was fine. Hugan had , " e
, ''s “
made c-rtnin that he would not be Ha marvelous seen:
Inte, for the match as he \vii< in the
I’emu rk narrow!)
fins! of the British Open Cham- bit game. One of t
pion h p in H'liO when lie kept Alio bits was a fly whi<
Mitchejl waiting for rome time. Judged, and the ,r
He had engaged a detective to grounders which nii|
wake him early
•
1 been ennvertod into
I'oiupston -was favored in the I dry field. Ti e I’lii
betting which preceded the start fancier did not walk
of flu* match. Hagan was the first tir:d fiftern hatters
H IITS
Li onl. If a
New York
St. I.mtis
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1 iltshurgh
Bo don
i'liiladelpbia
Traci Stars Will Strive
. It oLowerRecordsAtPenn
Relays Over Muddy Field
New Y*ii k
t lei eland
I 'blind.'Ipbia
Kt. Louis
i lii. ago
Wosli in*, t, in
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IA( KSONVILLK
Lunlitig permits issued here tint
Jug March represented SSO.tltlti.
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the New Yoil. \ mi,,,
junior , iremi
Brio.kiln now I,.,,i;i
pennant
poKMbi.it).
I ht* Old I ime Sale will clotit* Saturday May 5lh and lumdreds will rememher for
time t he Ibargains they received d urinjg this sale.
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\\e are Crank to say we ha\e ne\er offered greater values than NOW and mire
buy tor months to come.
.
brnuglit b\ ii, iiioiii,-I
i dged p ite h m g , - . i I, mm
par today a ;, le.nll of
liam exbiliiii ms flnshe.
day bv Muzz MeU,..i\
lie t l:u k. - e<oi,|
11 teg,
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t.
rZEEffTyx.
LOOK
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'I* atlllg tile », on,| g|||.,,
the Dual.es a I" II ,
The itobins |
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LOOK .AT THESE PRICES
A Dollar Dinner For Four
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Ikiru tu 'ltt*
.~TV-3TrjrT.~—>^"1
LOOK
S a tin
LOOK!
-0 0 .Mitels r i lilt red N'uile.s
LOOK
1(ill pail s women’s Dumps
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I eal I e-| to,|n> » In ii |Ii, \
( i i a i i i s f ,r 11,,. 11,
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roll Tile SI
l.oii,
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27 \ 27
ONE LOT
Hemmed Diapers Do/.en
Men's Oxfords
LOOK HKUK
I h c D o llar D inn er it now us funic
and it it thought by m any liou sew ivct I
E v en in these days of hinji p iiccs th<
co v er th c co»t o f a good diruior fo r fo
In the foliow ini; m en u :
HOW’S THIS?
Diiinlv I'uilc Dresses
Men's Nainsook
K\lr:t Si/e House Dres
S
LOOK
Union
colors
Suits Tin- Suit /%<-v
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Crepe >d
//<•>•( CutizitntnS
Sullthlll ,:iJ i
A'cU' Iioileil routine*
>ei vr |nr com^iiinic m iK>uiiir.n
«lift. Roiic the salmon and drain die
.Ii i lid tr.xu thc twa.s. saving it for
u*c in soup the next day. Mix die
ctr*iu iaUit
thc cssputatrif uuJk
Ii L KO I
:!2ncamnmxraB»ir?*r
Itidelcd only to b ill ipuntity. awl i n
|..luiii; wilh purxlcy. mn i, cclcr
jeult and 5-vit situl icppcr \ilica din
rcr is aim- si rc dy. ilri^i^ into tls
- nice tins falniiMi anil |vas and scrv
as 'soon as they aiC hot.
To niakc |hp dr»\' d: b i berry pipricced as follow »• t-.nir , tic*foiirtl
■up s.rup drained from the cherrie?
•■ii 1 tca»|ioons corn-tarrh. and mix
\ ld one cup of tlir syrup, and aftc j
.tirrlpg well, bo'l two minuto' Re |
tiiiire from tbr » i« ib add one taldc 1
ijhujU butter and the ih crrin .
In
icrt a heavy epp hi the center of tls, j
Inking dials and put in the filtiuit I
fuver with crunt rolled a lilllr iliirk |
er tliSn usual, and .‘ li-lted to alloy .
tlir steam t o escape Rake in a h<> oven. Sprinkle with powdered sugar i
Krvc either Imt or cold.
LOOK
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U ! l o P a i r s \\' o m e n ’s
1
BDumps w.ittli twice the
Boy’s Wash Suits R
v
price pr.
-
A l rf
BU Y SHIRTS H EREHi doz. Neck Hand Shirts worth up to two'fifty sp<?f ^
Each
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PAGE TWO
T H E S A N F O H D H K U A L D ,S A N F O R D . F L t jr t I D A , T U E S D A Y M A Y 1 , 1 9 2 8
Hie Santord Herald
It came to us in a round-about way but we have no
r » « w »4 * i i m « l
r l a n m h * l doubt that a certain person said of ua the other day, .“Those
Jf**fc*» t t . 1*1*. at * • raatefn aa
They’ve got
• I h X t r t , r i n M t , a a 4 *r act at Herald fellows, are altogether too opljjiionaied.
taaa*
to have their say on everytljin^ t h it comes up and arc all
ideas down other folks’
H O LLAN D L
D BA If.
~.K4ttav the time trying to cram their
IL H O W A R D m o
throats."
KAIUB a
i t is easily the most unpleasant part of ’ll newspaper
a r B a c R ir n o N r a t m
Oaa Year _ ................. ....... .. fT.M editor’s job that he is compelled to express his opinion on
•la M a a l h a ----------------------------R n
a wide variety of topics, not ju st once in a while, but every
l i n e * Maalha
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Hr Carrier per W eek
I f t 5 day. Much easier it would be to omit the editorial page al
Tkr 11era la, l a i r n f i alaaerr m w « together and publish ju st those items of news which we re
paper, ■akarrfhra ta tfca latcraa ceive by wire end which our reporters pick up on the streets.
Monti flt
Nrw
w at a
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l wr i, m
aaaat
H it U f h « a
a a rrla r .a r w a
araaalwKlaa
But the editorial page is ns ' vital a part of a news
t a R f r laaaaaaa a e r t i Aallr n n r >
laa all I hr U aA lac errata at the paper as the mast head, the classified nd page, or the tom•■lire w t l l i Tka I. N, I . Il ee- ics. There is not a newspaper in the country, known to us,
peelallr efflrlcat la P le d la a a t It
which does not have an editorial page. There is not a news
a llh e a l eaaaL
paper in the country, certainly not one of any standing in
Yhe Bleaalt te a Member * f the
■|a«l| Hwrrtc r ( Clrcalatleaa, aa the ranks of journalism, which is not edited by u man faced
lalerltaltaaal Aaeeelatlea at Pah. daily with the problem of expressing his ideas on various
•la here. A Href titer*, hat A tre rtU .
;
iaa
A teair w h w u w e a a u v e ear.’ items of news.
1‘ahtlaher mrtahe* M aabMlt te
- If you think he cujoys plaeing-his opinions down in
Iheraaah
a a tlt
tSF pahecrla llat, Ur I* la - e r t e r te h rrlfr aheelalcl black and white from which he cannot waver, try it your
all rtmlmm if elrralatlea, ee well a
self some time. You do not need to write *•your opinions,
haaeel haelaeee aarthetUL
1>
merely express them to your friends. Yon know now how
TUESDAY MAY I,
much simpler it is to agree'with everyone. If you know your
neighbor has decided views different from your own, on a
niULB V E R SE FOR TODAY Certain
subject, you know haw much you prefer to avoid that
subject,
or if it is pressed, to agree with your neighbor for
PROFITABLE INSTRUCTION
Poverty und nhumc shall be to 1the sake of avoiding an argument and possible unpleasanthim that nefuaeth instruction: but ness,
he that rcgnrdeth reprof shall be
Thus you lire able to maintain friendships. If you were
Honoured—Prov.
very outspoken about your ideas, you would find your
P R A Y E R — Loot, tench me, even
friends falling away from you. Imagine, if you can, a candi
me.
date for office who conscientiously expresses himself on
IlHve you registered yet 7 If every subject that arises. Suppose a candidate for sheriff,
for in&lance, very blatantly spoke right out from the ros
not, It's too late now.
trum and stated his position in regard to every subject of
AH roads lead to Miami as far any interest to his hearers.
as the Khrincr* are concerned.
Suppose he told you what he thought of Catholics,
—--------o----------the Kti Klux Klan, prohibition, law enforcement, the guber
If Hathnway Is running on
•Ids record, as he says, he in lin- natorial race, the present city administration, everglades
Lake,
ble to fall through Hone of the drainage, the St. Johns Indian River canal, Forrest
the condition of Sanford's asphalt streets, newspapers, lo
holes
cal merchants, schools anti school teachers, high taxes,
Ho fur us Catts arc concerned- this district’s congressional representative, banking laws,
Candidate Carson doo.sn’t observe churches, pastors, and congregations, bootleggers, the world
Be Kind To Animals Week.— court, the Sinclair trial, and (he race question. Suppose he
Tampa Tribune.
told you, in a public speech where everyone could hear,
---------- o---------How many voles
Trammell was in Orlnmln Just what he thought about these things.
Meek, but paused up Hnnforti would he get?
No, it would be much pleasanter for an editor never to
Must lie he‘s a litlle sensitive a- j
bout this St. Johns River country. offend nnvone, never to express bis opinion to anyone, ex
-----------o---------cept behind I he ham, perhaps, on a dark night
Me would
They say “ Laugh and grow fat’’, have fnr more friends.
Everyone would slap him <ni the
1011 Hathaway has been trying to
back and say what a nice fellow he is. No one would ac
laugh the Carlton charges off foi
weeks and hasn’t gotten anywhere cuse him of being disagreeable or having ulterior motives.
He would be n great man. and a fine handshaker. Hut bis
yetnewspaper wouldn’t be worth the paper il was printed on.
And as fnr as our trying to cram our ideas down anyTo hear the A1 Smith crowd
tell it, there’s no use holding the laxly’s throat is concerned, that is the very fart lies! from
Houmoii convention. The New our desire or ambition
We readily com ede that everyone
York Governor Is already nomi else is as fully entitled to his opinion as we to ours. We do
nated, in their opinion
not care whether he agrees with us or not V We do not
——--- o-------condemn
him if he does not. Neither do we wish to be
Ur. Mac Ken vie promises mohc
condemned
if we do not agree with him
surprising development! in the
Neither does anyone have to read our opinions, a> ex
gubernatorial
campaign before
long What's going to happen pressed in our editorials, if he doesn’t want to
Those op.
Doe 7 F a lls going to die and inions are always oii the inside of the paper, usually on page
Hathaway withdraw!
two or four A reader must turn the page in on
find
them
The
page,
is
labelled*,
he
is
never
taken
liv"
dirprise
Jim Carson and Sidney J . Putts
vpuke from the same platform in And if he reads I Item he does so of his own file* will and
Miami the other night. From all desire, under no '.(impulsion whatsoever from us or any
reports Carson did most of the one else.
■flawing—Gainesville Sun. Calls
And alter reading them, if be still does not agree with
uinwed too but -hi* daws «rc not us. our feelings tire not hurt, und we have not intended to
very sharp.
offend his. We would prefer to agree, bid we know wo can
not agree with everyone on every subject. .-•» we express our
Anonymous contributions never
the
get any considerat’on in a news opinions conscientiously as we find I Item, and tru-l
paper office, hut the editor thanks reader will be broad-minded enough to overlook our t a i l
some anonymous frieno who left ings if he does not think ><> too.
two pounds of honey at this of
We have no doubt that any other individual m tin ( It v
fice.—Clermont Press, Certainly could make a better editor than we. but wc doubt \•t \
was mighty sweet of him
ionsly if he could make it pay.
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«»r»M h U 4 r r t r r »>«■« > «■ m «h
t u t e r «t kwtM A r t t i t t i .
ll> M iiw lh * w m »
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we’ve criticized Ernest
Aiiios. We’ve criticized almost
everyone in public office at one
-time—(te—awothr i . Nn~nni, ~rnn~1ie"
right all the time und when they're
wrong we say so Ju st the same
we don't know but whut Amos is
Die best mnn in this race.
r
T. J . Appleyurd, who says lie *s
going to run for
governor,
artuully qualified for delegate to
the Democratic National Con
vention subject to the June pri
mary We sincerely believe that
•Mr. Appleyurd call brltri »er\e
Ids state us a delegate than as a
candidate f«n governor.
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Kansas C-.ty woman is suing the
United States government beoaui'u her Min drank legally dr
nuturrd alcohul and died. Her son
undoubtedly was worth a great
deal to Ids mother, but we doubt
if anyone who is fool enough to
■triiik modern alcohol is worth
two bundled tlieusaml to anyone
else.
FJr
According to u nrwa-atury in u
recant is*uc of the Tumpu Times,
a Carlton supporter claims (but
there lias l>rcu more money spent
ill a constable's race in Tampa,
than rn Carlton’s governorship
effort. Even the best of friend*
arc reluctant to part with the
long green these days to back u
campaigner.^—Plant City Courier.
Someone m-iihi* to lie shelling out
pretty gcne/ously In the Hathaway
eanfvtt'gri. \
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The Shrine Convention
•o cost me the govllmorshtp.”
A n the nimer is curmjtrun thlr
street* <>f Oculu that something
discreditable to the Miami
candidate in connection with his
dimestic affairs has Wen un
earthed, the uctunl happening as
it took place in Miami in given for
the benefit of those who have
heard the rumor.—Ocala Sttfr.
We nxkcil n perfectly good rat/horse if lie favored Call# for the
governorship and the plater gave
us a neigh.— Miami Beach S un.
Stop Getting
Up Nights
IF YOU gel U|i many limes at
night by reason hv Bladder
Trouble, have palnsv in hack.
Weakness t,r d ili inraw-J f wjt a l.
deh 111ty ,’ [>a thTnT smnrtTng and
diffienil urination lack of con
trol of urine-or symptoms of
prostrate trouble try I’AL.MO
GI.OIll.'LKH. Thin remarkable
treatment has been used sucressfully by thousands. So con
fident that It will Ktircerd, we
will send a trial treatment AB
SO LU TE!, V F R E E to any suf
ferer who has'never used It.
No obligation nr «>s|.
Write
todnv,
T IIK PAL.MU COMPANY
w / , £ o c h .A rbo r
j-
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'r a p p e e tpjbuijd your, home
\ if
De iFot-e&t)Sanford Realty Co.jj
To The ta x p ay ers Of Seminole Count J
When you and I paid our tuxes this year wt. r|
THE ETERNAL QUESTION
izfctl that the tax rate extended in this county j*
What shall we have for dinner?
This has been answered by us. No more
worry for the Housewife. Our dinners
lmve ..been reduced, from 60c to lUcv-^lfe. |t
(luality remains the same. All other
items reduced in same proportion. Give
us a trial and leave the kitchen worries
behind for the summer.
BELL CAFE
r»% l i t 111111111 St.
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high.
It nut only works a nuTdshlp on the tax pgJ
but it
decreases the market Value of our prnpJ
Then we naturally begin to seek some way by wf,
this tax rate can ,be reduced.
J
There are a part of
taxes which we cannot hope to lower.
The 1hiiu1s
roads and schools will have to he paid whether the!
vestment is a good or had one.
T he Hoad and Brj|
titx no doubt could he cut some.
I understand that 1
teachers draw an average salary of $900.00 per y|
and taking into consideration the qualifications
essnry.rihe importance of the work and prices paid e|
where, I do not think any one could ask for a rethicij
there.
1 understand that the Office of County Supl
intendent of Schools pays around $250.00 per mon
Dinner served It ::t(l a. m. to 2.110 p. in.
ii :.’I0 p. rn. to 8 CIO p. m.
I believe that any man or woman who is qualified
'
fill that office is worth that money.
I do
not
knl
IF Y O U ’V E
what t ho. Collector, Sheriff, and-Clerk offices pay J
4
I suggest that it he published for the information
E V E R L O S T i Advancement
Is
heavily in fire, nib. bery or other dangers
Practical.
>
tiix payers.
*
we tlon‘I have to tell
You Know
The Importance
Of Insurance
lull if yon are immune
so far and can visual
to
yotir-elf
against
help
I think that every tax payer will agree that tl
is tpo pinch salary to pay for this office. This iiniouj
however, is fixed by law and the officer is legally h
-tilled to it.
been alright at one time, hui it’s wrong noiv.
It caintl
he changed except by an Act of Legislature lint I ii
lieve that the County Board of Commissioners slnnil
fix the salaries for all county officers ( 1 undersltni
a n d P rogress We W elcom e
commissioners get S-I.Olt per day.)
You H ere.
But a lavs to that i t feet could not help
t itt<Jin IK %mir*.
for
Imd
years therefore. 1 offer for your consideration (hi* plu|
proled
for tax redact ion :
loss
. . . call on ns.
t
A. 1*. Connelly
& Sons
221 Magnolia
1 think the law is wrong, it miglit lm|
F o r F in a n c ia l A d v a n cem en t
ize I he unforseen far
enough
per year und in this amount is included the cost of
To make financial progress an
individual requires tlie* assistance
and co-operation of this 'strong'
progressive hanking house.
you ohotil our service.,
The office of lax assessor pays $7’)tH>.|
That I announce my self a.- ;• . atnlitlate for Taj
( , 'ji
j
i-bi* i
Assessor upon the following bji-i
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
That llie County furnish the o ffice and o ffice siipl
“The Hank ol Service”
Phone IS
ICsIahlkihed I UBS
Sanford
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lilies, pay me $l8(HUtO per year, which shall
Florida
the cost III my hole
T h is alone would
incliuW
save the taxi
p a y rs $27011.HO per y ear based on the m s l of last year
or in a term of four y e a r- would save them $l0,H0lUHtj
t hat
1 deposit S in .800.on cash g u a ra n teein g the taxi
payer.- I will return to the county all monies allowcii
miiHiiiiiHiiiiiiii:
me by law in exeess of $ I.Suil.oo per a n n u m .
Kesercini|
the right to replace t hi - money with a t><>n<t i r n W edr
_________
------- Alfhottgh-mnny rif ttilH TTiVsHc onlcr lm\ c been crow ding into Minmi fur the pust week, and various ciitcrtainment.s of tun* kind or anolbcr have bent given lor them tor
HtiVcral tluyu, today is liCtimlly the beginning nl tlx- Nat
ional Shrine Convention now being held in tin* lower Fast
I offer this plan for two reasons; first that I be-
ELtCTREC
that it will partially correct it four tears earlier
PO W ER
Conttt city-
It is estimated that over one hoodi e I l lion.-a ml Sin iners, including members of their families, are now in Miami
taking part anti enjoying the l e s t i v i l e s . For over a week
the highways leading to that city have been crowded by the
wearers of the fez. and for several days whole train loads
of them liinv made their way down the Fast l'oast.
It is enough that this vast horde of American people,
freed temporarily from the cares of business and the task ol
making a lining, are having a regular college boy spree and
as much fun as a ten-year-old boy at bis first big circus. Il
is enough that this convention will bring together men from
all over'the United States and other parts of the world for
an exchange of ideas and a meeting on the common ground
of brother-hood.
But we are thinking now of the benefits to Florida
in which this convention will result. Many of those a t
tending this meeting have never been J o Fludtlil Uuluru^
-Many muvRave cnme-lotig ngfYTimf are now renewing ac
quaintance after the v:ist Images of recent years What
ever the proportion may he, it is certain that many who' knew
nothing of Florida as it is will go Imnn* singing its praises
and widely giving it advertising which cannot be bought.
The Shrine convention in .Miami is a great thing not*
only for Miami but also for all Florida.
. - o ----
ainl[
help to reduce our taxes.
made the
difference
This alone is not sufficient to justify any voter to
siippui t any utaii tor oil ice.
j
Ilis honesty, his qualili*
cations, and his past record lor performing the duties
intrusted to him should he investigated.
/ '
a resident ot 1'lurida lor seven years.
I have been
Two years its
principal of High School at Jupiter. Fla.,
i
live
years
employed as construction engineer by Fred T. Williams.
Snulnrd, Ha.
I have served five years as County Ell
glneer of Jefferson County. 111. two years as City Eligineet ot Ml. \ union. 111.
'I'l'tln n to build-..—jr .i l living,
br development
• i-.'.iblr e le c tr ic
Bank, any County or City official at Mt. Vernon. Illinois
,i (vi" t * iji roleasp her of
tl> u J i p j r y
T l i e m a n m lti»- . . h o p •>.(
On'
i
'I am
i
ol 11 m e n
I tin not make this proposition to
o r n e a r l y fiv e
lio r te i
Hp p - i tmrt
it* >• ■>(* wi'tnuii tjlig u p . im m easu r i
ably in cip .ib ei in* opportunitu* U’t pleasure and personal]
advancem ent
I n t e r c o n n e c t e d electric p o w e r m e a n s
greater p r o d u c t i o n c o n s e r v a t i o n ot h u
m a n lives’ a n d e n e r g y a n d t h e p r o m o t i o n
of h i g h e r i n c o m e
,
' - .
POWER
.
influence votes
but 1 am willing to back up mv views with my time and
money ami it any other man, with th e ,necessary quali
T h e p r o b l e n i s of t h e f ot mc * d a i r y m u n a n d r u i a i i n d u s t r i e s
are be i n g c o n s t a n t l y solved by the I r, l i ned a n d Skilled m e n
ot ( ho electric i n d u s tr y
.
Third
and publish your reply.
1tlP All* Id III.' Ill >(■■■
(M AI,A STAII
To write the
National Bank. Jefferson State Bank, Hum National
< iiriin:, has b«rn
w p a n w a ii
I invite you to investigate
my home life, my public record.
. itio ii, com m u-
POLITICAL RUMORS
Front now until the ilute of the |touii^lci'isjiiiv ugafusi Jonic* M
*.tu- Jackbunvino Journal hcimub primary eloition you muy expect |Cureun, iniuliiliitc for govcnior.
Gi hclffvr fha. .v i lift Mi ning Re to hear all kimli* of politicul rum in a suit he had instituted in re
publican vote would b« a good ora, Sonir will bv de ilk'll before cover custody of « vivid by lit*
thing for Florida If Mr. C alls, bv they get very fur on their way, first wife. Meeting F a lls on the
chuncv, turns out' to be the demu* but othara. surreptitiously told platform in Miami the other night,
rrutic nuniii^yv, wc-cuci im ig in j a in remote section*, will have llicir when they addressed u audience
,ver>' threatsulng Republican vote effect on the result in some of the estimated at from 5,000 to 8,000
in November.— Sanford Herald. mure closely drawn contests before people Mr, Carson said that he
With Catta aa the Democratic and they cun be found out und refuted was glml they hud brought the
a man like W. J . Howey, of Lake Rumor* cun bo easily disposed of charge out ill the open whele be
rounty, heading the Republican when they arc brought out in the timid l*i'* it instead of leaving 't
ticket. It I* certain that G> Re j»r:< spate* and usually, when they to secret circulation by vicious
publican vote would be the large- urc denied by the candidate fficy tongue* "J refuse, as any gentle
M t e r a qaen in Florida. May be are aimed uftainst, they act as a man would,” said Mr. Carson, “to
discuss the intimate details of m>
m large C a tu '
ambition would boomerang.
A ca*e in point U the report married life, separation and di
^i|l of realization—Ocala Star.
Another mnable of what may ho a^clrculited by Catts' adherent* in vorce. I would not discuss it with
•burn.— Palm Reach
Jndepm- t the southern pari of the state any private individual, much less
dom.
lhaving
—<- -to do
■ with u laiulslann
publicly even If the refusal to (III
lie\e that the law tixing the salaries is wrong; seconill
fications will-run for this office or either of the others
on the same basis I had lather support him than run.
■- .
Voura very truly,
. -
Use Electricity, Your Cheapest Servant
GAS
0
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TONY PITCHFORD
(I’uid Political advertisement)
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N# ^■3
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:W
r. a v
ntuhort talk in which In; said he. *=«
believed hla years of experience
hipt the best
fittcil man to occupy the position,
I). H. Ihraiihei* another of thecanTcL 37.
s -Qf t c i f- F*m°r
' diJlntcs, said' he beliuvetl his timnv
‘ years of exjrerience in the world ol
(Continued from Pnge 1)
business unquestionably lmd train
< owun, a group
„f contralto
ed him for tile work of such a pos
terms
in
the
house
and
wns
elect
so,o* by Mrs, W. S
Lake and
ition and that he promised* if
sonjfs by Miss Lucie Baldwin, ac ed in l!»2d to fill the uncxpire.l
elected to give the office his un
Ja ck Notlr of Now York and companied at the piano by Mrs. term of Senator Ovn street in the divided attention. It. A. Cobli, an
Aspin wall
Woodruff, senate.
William C. Itomfh of Miami were •ninces
other candidate for the office, al
r olio whir tbe program, Mrs H. F.
week-end visitors in Sanford.
Senator Parrish read a letter so spoke.
Air. and Mrs. Calvin Teague and "m in e r , vice presidctir ,,f the congratulatin'? him oii the passage ( Sheriff C, M. Hand, E. K.
lamp ue, presented Mrs. Derby
of a nurtii'r of bilk: sponsored by Brady. .1. F. McClelland und E. E.
Walker spoke in behalf of thrii
iMr. and Mrs. K. IJ. Me ("racket) with silver forks, ns token of ap
the St",to F (stern.ion of Woman's candidacies for sheriff. The can
from
formed a party motoring to .Miami, [precinlion
L (v
T .the tnenihers
I!!1 ™ ’1
and on h is. election to the didates for Justcie of the pence
-Monday J h c r e they will attend the H j , ' ” 7 * liUI,W / T 1 St,*
1'' r ^ #!
Shrine celebrations.
^ " , for
•‘P'en.h.l w„r.k in the
Jof president of the senate, who talked were J . N. Chaffer, D.
church,
'
Two of the laws were the Child G. Wellborn, David Speer, F . VV.
A fter th e .program refreshments '"Welfare Law and the School Sur- Lovell and O. IV Herndon. Candi
-Hubert A. Newman, W. C. Hill, of cnktfsji Hot chocolate,
l aw, ...............
dates f,.r constable also made
bVank'-AVeodniff 11., and Bruce- nuts, bonbons and "cattily eajtcd ' ~-~~;i*rwddtht'Or *Sbnat* ’
.-lioit talks.
,-.t
W
tM
'i*
Anderson were u congenial party
In a review of his life Senator
i
r
r
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M
n
<
wrw
'n
tsu
n
motoring to Miami, Monday to at Mrs I Minnie E. Jones. Mrs. Lob- Parrish said he first mmc to SnnAt 'The Chuches
tend the Shrine Convention,
t i t A. Newman, Mrs. It. |\ W'liit- fo*il -js years ago and worked here
for
several
seasons
before
be
'V,s
Alexander Vaughan.
Christian Science services are
Misses Virginia and. Jere Lesley Mih^ Margaret Young, Mrs. At- moved to Ids present home in* T i
of Haines City spent the* week Hiur .Marshall, Mrs. W. A. l.cff. tusville.
held every Sunday morning at
end ns the guesjs of Mb Maude Icr, Mrs A|. .Minarik Mrs.
I,. P. Hagan, one of Hie present the Woman'.* Club, tilr> Oak Avu*
BrnxI ,ake.
Dm L. Perkins, Mrs ’ fleorge Mr representatives in the legislature mle ai ll o'clock; Sunday School
Dory, and .Mrs. John W. Aleiscli from Seminole County, gave a a*. Ill o'clock. Subject fo r tomorioncise'tulk in which lie promised imv, "Everlasting' Punishment,"
Air. and Mrs. W. A. Fitts Jr ., Jrthat everything possible would bo
were among those ft tun Sanford
Wednesday evening
services
done to lighten the present tax whi< b
motoring to Miami; Sunday where
include
testimonies of
Legion
Auxiliary
lias
hmdeii. He .advocates a fill percent Christian Sciciieo healing are also
they will spetsl lids week attending
the Shrine cnvrntion. They stop Benefit Hrid^c Party cut in the inntot vehicle tag lax, held in l lie Woman's Club ii!
and would fnvoi a plan tic put o'< lock.
ped over Sunday evening at Fort
The 'benefit bridge party given otic cent <71,lJiu'gas.dim* lax into u
Lauderdale where they were the
This t hnreli maintains a free
for the letiieineut of countjT Leading Loom, alT First National
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Dick Monday afternoon by the Campbell food
p,,, ,|
ens.
«.
Hank Building, where tile llihlo
bussing Post
American Legion
Carson Message Lend
Q and all
authorixed
Christian
Auxiliary at the Legion Hut, under! Three candidates lor governor
Science literature may be read
Georg*. Me Ilory. M. Minnrtk.
the capable direction of Mrs. Sandy, were represented hi the meeting. A
borrowed or purchased*
Open
and Vnlic Williams left Monday to
message from James At. ('arson, of1
WVdne-davs and Saturdays front
attend the Shrine Convention at Anderson, cliairman Airs. George
W. Knight ami Airs. Beatrice I .Miami, outlining Ids campaign .'I to 5 P. AI.
Miami,
Newman, was a splendid success. ! against Sidney ,1 Cults, rare
All arc Welcome to attend the
The Legion Hut, With it rustic* tracks and gambling was read by
Mrs. Clyde Derby left Tuesday interior, le.lld itself S„ well t), til,, I!. .1. I lolly, tliainnaii of the Dem services and to make use of the
for Daytona where she will spend decorator’s hnitil and on th -cosie ocratic fatuity executive commit Leading Loom.
several mouthy. Mr. Derby will decorator'* hand, and on this
tee. Clyde Dclhj -poke in behalf
CIJOMS t ' l ’I'V Work being nidi
join her th e re 'ami later they will casion, presented a picturesque of Foils Hathaway, and Fred It.
1*1 to coniplet ion on new -ehnol
leave for points in llm west.
setting with •lunnlllics ,,r calen Wilron f.o Dov le I' i 'ailton.
dulu*. blue i oiyifb.il ers, t'alln lilie- ( Among the othu peal.ers were bull.ling b'*iv.
Mr. ami M r.. Edward la n e mo and ferns . a n y i o g out the l egion John G. I .*..nai.lv an.I Mcv iiiaii E.
PL A N I GITA' Sept i i * tanks in
ton'd to Miami, Sunday when* they colors of yellow, blue and white While, eandolut. - for
county north* astern pail ol «11 \ being
The
iiiinu-itse
lireplac,.
w«Jt
bank
will .upend thru week attending the
pi>.-ccut>.i: Alts. Alav Belle Mtixrenovated.
ed solidly with ferns, before which
Shrine t ’eb'lii at ion.
sDiod a huge basket
filleil with Wt II and [', \\ Isivvton. eamlidalcs
uptl'illlindent ol public in* alia lilies. (In the mantels and for
Miss. Alary Love Walker of in ilie windows were smaller l>a- sir.n lion: Judge Jam es G. Shat*
Madison was tbe attractive guest kets filled with calendulas and mi and S A. It. Wilkinson, candi
dal.'- for countv judge; A Vmlgbof Alias Mildred Holly for the corn flowers.
Last Times
Airs, .1. II. Hintermi tei
bad aii, Joe D, 1 bitt.'iub'n and Ii. II.
week-end at her home on Park
tlliirge of the tables ami selected Kill.ee, .undulate- f»>r county la
Avenue.
Today
TUESDAY
Emily Dailey will
rivc
8 :l!i
i* jiiuim i r t 'i la l ii
studio
l,I
Mm.
ran
>t the
Mun?on nn Myrtle
rtbri'lpe
WEDNESDAY „
Darker Oridiiniittle'SArtetj'
E rf With Mrs. Tom Williams
•Vtlock at her home on Oak
,„j Third Street. A full
Ik trtls'led ird .
^Turner Circle of the !■ irsl
Church' will meet nt !I:.'IP
the ilurreh, with Mm.
uj uml Mrs. U D- Ilragg as
im in S D A Y
[Shto Parent Tern-bet's As,‘vill meet nt 8iOU o'clock
i Viit Side Primary School,
jtlc Chapter of No. 2 O. L .
|MJ regular meeting with
|ppiprum and reports from
Chapter Meeting recently
|it Miami.
*
khI Teacher - Association or
WhSiiie Primary School will
3.00 o'clock at the South
Ifrimary School.
lotel Arrivals
IRKST I \K E HOT E l .
! H. Hurt.h i . Jacksonville; A[flrkri. Jacksonville;
L S.
Jark-iiMVillc; N. L. Mot-|ij>!"iia Itench; Edward
uml wile. Paintka; Mr. and
L$.\V Fleming. Thumn-ville,
•R. k Phut, <ti lando.
I'
1001. MEET ro HE HELP
lThur*thiv afternoon nt three
hit the tegular meeting of the
i Sul.' l‘i iiii.it y School will tie
[The will be the last meeting ' Miss Helen Verniiv has ivtui ue.1
Itb .ear.'ii, and the officers ot
slie spent
from Lakeland when
Itthcr ,v liations of the city
the week-eml
I mini t.. attend. Following
||Bcctmg the meinliers will ad- |
Miss Mildred ll.dl
ami Maude
and g" t>> I’oulh's bakery ! Lake leave ThursdnyTor Talbdiits
they will Ik* .served
rc
see where they will visit friends
U^nti*.
i
at Florida State College for w..mi'll.
;an C’lul) Holds
!
b Regular Meeting St. Agnes Guild Has
.......of, .in
Its Weekly Meeting
meeting
the-1
of the First napften h vi a - held Monday af- I On Monday uDemmw
parlors, ! Agio** Guild and In*
nen lit tin* . Iiurch
Gaidincr
as
b'.st- , Guild of H oly Cross
(Win. IV. D
Off.in i ill
the StWomen’ I
Kpisi opal1
|Church, held their tegular ine. lswlitic; of .vpiiisite cluster*-1 ings at llm P; n b Won*.*. ^l be
inter Lillie: , ami other Spring |meeting of lbs Women'* Gn 11
was presided ovi i by the president
pin acre airiingcd with p le a s -j
Mrs. W E. V. at-i.n. •'<' Wlot )l
dim al e t thi> rooms,
U-In at *
f> I! F. i nipi'r, vice chair- time I was derided l'" * JO, in
cni
poratc
i
oniniunion
Atay
l presiil*.1 over tin* business
Called Thank
ton.ttiii’u ionline business was i ecogni/iition of the
members are
Offering
Day.
Tin*
toil stit. Ib.ll call was answerii blue boxes
Mh ni'iuh - pcitaining to Art. n*kcd t" open th
lied
*1‘ lie* li|. ,| i In,; Dll' Pipe Ol*- and place Die offerm g in a
mi I lie plate mi
i
nvclope
and
|d
a<
I lull vv*. rlil sponsor otu* of
Tli memliei * id t lie •'t
‘.““ ““l } Hun. Jiiilt!
.....
"77711— 7T77— nk'rwtsr.
Agnes
Guild
iti,
t * ihuri'l.,
stile next meeting of tile Club, Plans wen- also made lor tiu> ser
vvill |„. held .Monday a flcr- ving of the Men’s Club supper
•> it the home of Mrs. I. E. next Fridtiy evening at the Parish
Ikvifr* on AlelUmville Avenue, House. The committee^ will he
miu l..,- j. n-,;*•(.(! t,, bring n npgoinlcd at Monday’s meetnnr.,
ti. nri.j wlien these are cut A most intiwc sting letter was
* fcobli-t- vv.ll be requit'd to pay read by Mis* ADngaiei Aoung
w*1 lor eu. Ii -red contained hi
ktnrin,
ybfthnii m
of
sandwiches,
»ti.l . otfi-e were served late
aftertioof, |iy the hostess
M el lq Mi . A. Af. Phillips,
TV,: t'o* eril were Mrs. Iwsley
Mr.- |; |.- ('impel', Mrs. C.
Mi J , 11. Colt-lough,
'• l- 1 1 indge, Mrs. W. D.
It..belt I.. Glenn
1 I. t. Mitbvin, Mrs. A. A.
***■[>■ Mi
Lol.pit
Mnsska,
l,' J r Mitchell, Mrs. Sidney
Ml A. M. Phillips. Aim.
1-iun.n, Airs. Guy S. Sel■jJ -J1 ; :L!l.'L“ s G. Sbanin, Mrs.
m,''d ft a Ik, ,'. ADs. Vulie Wil#nd -Mi*. Kent
Lnssiter.
r'p ie*iu i were Miss Ungers
■J- S. Howell.
(|ll lit || (JUM P M E E I'S
new offivers of the Presby-Men of the Church liuve
I** »nd dis< ussed at length tm**rii*te plan* for work. A muss
In,
ll" ’ " K" VV‘D Im held
It 1 Tuesday night May in nt the
1 to consider certain mat-
and for social fellowship.
m J tw *’«x‘»ident, A. Kent Itosf»v.r' fcllii ’n Dtc chair for the
'meeting, it. W. Deane is th.• iietary, and tho other work
‘ r tlio following leadership.
*■ J Spiritual life, G. U.
• hihio L'lusa Attendance,
•mrente; Social fellowship,
Henley; Lookout, W. L.
film,? * hr‘!,lia,' Training, H. C.
POSTPONED
. Th^Ivmihr-on scheduler! to have
from a cousin *d hers, u missionary in Persia
Mrs. Braxton L. IV'kin* pn"
sided liver the M- Agues Guild
in the absence of the president
Mrs. Fred Du;ger
A short talkon the Sei;vice League was given
|,y Mrs. Clyde Derby, the League
president. Mis. I! F. Whillle. gave
no eMeptionnlly fihe talk «n Hte
United Timnl> Offering meeting
und told of what disposition In
make of the blue boxes. Sot i.AT
servin' slips were distributed and
nil Dn.se who have not D.'"d
bring them to t lit* next meeting.
At the adjournment
Guilds, a" j.'.int -rwrrinf-bmir- w>‘
held ill the form of a tea, given
in hniior of Mrs t ly.le Derby, who
leaves Tuesday for Daytona. Mrs.
Derby is president of Die Si'i'viLeague and also a teacher in the
Sunday school and will be greatly
missed in the church work.
The daintily appointed ten tabic
was placed in the Guild room,
which had been beautifully dec
orated with bowls and baskets fill
ed w“lh pink and lavender lark
spurs and corn flowers.
The table was spread with u
linilUonie lace cover end centered
with a silver bowl filled with
exquisite pink
radiance rases
Grouped about tl’ls were four
tall pink tapers i*.» silver holder*.
Silver compote* filled, with salted
nuts, bonbon* and candies were
plucetl a t • intervals about
table.
During the social hour a de
lightful program was rendered
which included a ntiml cr of
lovely readings by Miss Mnrgnvct
tallies and oilier bridge a . . .
S‘.|les jn blue and y ellow
The
tables Were covered vvr|i yellow
cover' tind embroidered in l.lm .
At the conclusion «f the usual
muitbei of progression*, scores
were collected by Air l ly.le llvr.l
and the pri/e for top score, a
wrought lion bridge lamp, wa*
iiwtmled All's. l(..|aod Lead, i'oi
having scored in \| liiglii“st, A|.
James l‘ iiidg.* won s jovelv .-in
bio.diK'd hint In*.ii set.
Alt
I
S. \. rimy, who la-ld low m.i.*,
Was ...lisl.l.d vvllll a green ilv -ta l
Ian shaped vise.
' t Tl,f |r.| belli tie
, , u'* hutent
Other
A-piraiil - Talk
tin' .present
of the. i limit court, mad:
I). W. Griffith’s
i i.miiiii ie<'. AI i J, K. Ritchie, Mrs,
ADs. li!TyJanie* Hovvaid. and
iii..ll|l W il-.og a- i- 1»',!| laV t lie -el V-
“Drums o f Love
Vtttu-i*
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Douglas*,
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S G S S L ^ A o t h the present
i»us hear
Tuew hrri
Elton J . Moughton
Architect
.J L o t i J t o i a J y n k Bld Sv
Sanford, H a,
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Frocks fo r Every
Occasion at
$ 16.75
Ttili Silks, Printed Chiffons. Fhit f ’rt‘p«'> ami t lx-*»rg l'ttl'S —
Smart detnils distinguish lhose fnicks irom tin* •»rdiimrv— chic ini'iiogrnnis, fnshion-tavtn'od t.iy.'im v
tricky little* collars and holovml hows stamp thorn
as new null snutri iiud truly I’orisitm in every <i«'ta il.
«
a
Spring
Mi liincrv
Novi dt y straws
and
hair
r —
luK'f
Lnrgn dOM* ■•'Huall
motlcl * for dross titttl sp*>rl
L'l'u iiis.
Wt'ill'.
I'rices range
from
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H E A R -------W YA TT
Citizen's Mass
Meeting Friday
Night City Ha'll
VVliaf A ( crlain Man Missed.
S o u th S o le Prim ary School
F i r s t ( l u i s l i .i n t hureh
'lLOKKINTm
QUICK SKRVICK
“ TRA N SFER
On improved City property nt 7 per cent. .*5 to five year
straight loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on good
$
5. o o
to $
12.00
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Huuling, Grilling Shipping,
nitd Storage
I'honc ans
OKI I1.. 3rd S|.
business property.
SANFORD ROND AND MORTGAGE CO.
112 K. Second SI.
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PAINTER’S
Simon Pure Citrus
nn.I
Gem Farm Crop
Costume Jew elery
.lust III .
Newest Creations in Bracelets
“Neck BicCes and Bar Drops
New store
Ncwjjoods
Am:
“Time Tr ied
and Crop Tesled"
<In r
IIra ml* lire (In- acknow
ledged standard b> which grow
ers of Florida have judged all
fcrtili/.iTK Dtr nearly forty jcurs.
“fllvlng all we can for whal
vve gel instead of getting
till that we can for what we
give" is the policy oT
Fertilizer Co.
Jacksonville, Fla.
, By J . 0 . Laney
Hanford Folks
IS
nY;BOT You
WHY, • f?E M E M B E R
WHEN '»CXJ W ER E A
UNC4-E "bib HOPKINS' MAKING
BoB
Fa c e s a t
Tn e o o y s
’ T
H AV E GROW N YES,
UP SINCE I,
LAST SAvW
You, BETTY-
O
t K
tt* w." , '.Duugbxs president of
tto-aid pUn,* f 'uh, honoring Mrs.
—i *>1 I
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M*-* t My,It* By..(,
mi: i11*1111)1
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s. .In nn t.. W,11. AD *. \VV>HIJi u Vt, tn t( . 'D
Iir:,\t«n 1! 1tug mil! .Mr- A li .’.l \\ 1 .-. Jr..
•** t‘*Gd tn : v i 11Gs-lim,- it* ulI vi’i*
i*’\\ illld VVbn. i i i**1. j* •• t i » ;i tn nn i
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g..i.i I ilki' fi..-t ..I hi vvbite.
1|* 111 i.i i,
cat b I'lal*'1 Ufl i* fit
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. "1 nfl.ift Cl
'dork J " , , Mcdnexdny at one
Ifm. l< , o t,l Forrest Luke by
tmnL ...^
MAY
Personals
Social
Calendar
iuxvm >s
TUKSUAY
JO B A S P IR A N T S
G IV E V I E W S A T
A L TA M O N T B E E
p a l A n d P erson al Activities
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T H E SA N FU K 1) 1IK K A U ), SA N FO R D . FL O R ID A ,
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Many young ladles and their mothers come here
for aids to personal churm. They’ve found them
pure und deuenduble^-like our standard drugs—
sold at fair prices. A fine .refreshing drink and a
delicious bll-to-eat at our immaculate fountain.
O SES BEAUTY
A lP S FROM,
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CHICAGO,
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Apr.
2K.- Who <“Silver”, such as
“Silver
rrw onl.U (troir.onyWhlch names the Pullman cars and why “Silver Peak” Hp,
A tiew serie-t recently complet
.Marks Tnmianti Celebration nnd how ?
Hut t '
H H«
, ' Oi l
i F o r years this question luix ed is prefixed hy '’.Saint** and
been of interest to travelers and "M ar'' Another series curries the
others.
prefix “ Point" as “ Point Bonita.
At first a Pullman r looping car
Fur Famous Men
was u ri'inodcicd Chicago A Al
The parlor car* huilt’ fo r the
ton dny ronclt and war Riven n Pongri>ssionul I.imbed
between
number Soon it was decided to call New York nnd Washington are
the cats “A, “ll, “P, etc. J.ut that named after the signers* o f i l m
gave them 'only 2d 1(.‘tiers and soon Declaration of Independence and
thu cats piled up and it whs con prominent members of old Pun
sidered railing them by numltem gresse* Within the last year or
Hut ns, lociiiimtives apd freight two the names of distinguished
cars are Riven number* there men have.hern used, such gs Dav
on, Thu* names id Livingstone. Darius Weils, Fit
t»n-. coaches
Whitney, Robert Stanley, dames
Tli* Find Name
Dwight Dana, Holier! Peary, Mat
first cur was called ‘’Pion eo Polo, Oliver Wendell Holmes,
eer’’ and now rests at Springfield, Davy Crockett and other* have ap
111. it watt hastily constructed in peared.
,
IKIJJj'inVurry the body oY A lira*
One Pullman ear hours the name
mt mi til iiam Lincoln from Washington*to
of n porter in commemoration of
dependent tuition.
Chicago and thence to Springfield.
P»Cnr
Daniels, w’hose heroism in
The more progresaivp Seminolmi
Generally v-ponking parlor cars
.attempting to save passengers
seek recognition its citinens because were snptfV'sYd to he given,
of the din>
financial ‘ traits in inine names also those of flutters resulted, in b is injury and death.
When.' thb i ’ullmun company
which they find themselves. De nnd lard*. . Hut railroad often
toAk
over the Wagner sleeping
mand for racoon and alliirntor hides wanted them named a fte r * cities
bur it was discovered there* were
their chief means pf siisteimnet*. on their important, runs nnd this I
nbmlb tKMI ears hearing duplicate
• !
has fallen off in prer m l years, and wi'h is often followed
imim-s. The vice-president tit that
Sleeping car* nave heon named
crop* have not been rood .Most of
time, liidiard Dean, was a friend
_ . „the.
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_
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M.
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......
.......
after
rivers,
lakes,
cities,
towns,
622 Seminolet ncyd denial find
of the t'hicngo public librarian
e T lffiiFatte n l io n . ■-> - .. .
d Tycnumries, tom I* hist (trip' figure*,
P m
meiMcuVsAtciUion,
who obligingly that night opened
V• ; ' f SellinR .W im lr s
noliililcs in Die' world’s history, •the doors of the library and iidSeminote women have h e m , to
‘
l 1™*"’ i,'l,,hor!*’
ntiUt'il a lio-( of t li'i ks v Ini' del
sell souvenir* atom- the new trad V " !' *■ ‘" u rn,‘T ;
ved into histm es,
ancient folk....................... i - .
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1 lie only
nly I’ll!
Pullman- ca r over
and the men are workiim as day
bne, floman and Greek textbooks
laborers in the million acre devel named for an tidividua] alive to and itiiout everything e l e to have
day is that hearing 'the title
opment of Hatron Collier in Pol i
it wholes ile ehi stening
“Ptilone l.indbeigh.
Her county, but most of them lieThat is how some of t }|<> ears toOhservntion ear- ate nnmei
lleve government recognition-would ter mountain* geneeaily
fni) fis t-'!" * huVe tlio»e peeulni namel
help them more than they can help “Mount Hope’, "Mount I'lRfid i'tlmt no one e|-e seem* to know
•liHiP'.
themselves.
He. P ar* built for. the ft.eat what its' all ahotit.
That the outside world may ho Northern railroad' have tin
Now who nam e' ’em ’.’ FtfSy.^%-'
: r - group
made familiar with tln ir mode of fix “Great” such a* “GreaiLjAl
of officials of the company
living, the Seminole* from the Hit; "Great Plains” ■i, FotJb^>'lST!ii. •oiled the "eommittee on tiomeiiCypress nation have elected a 1ern I’aeifii railroad muHybiitK t all I'lnt ill •*.’
model Indian village at Fv> rglade*. Oil “Suilsel Pape”, “.Sililsi | He.y li
i f you lliinl it's an io isv j o b , s i
During the week of the trail open ele. after 1he iluek t M*ljlj''Sllil-'t down and 1 1 v to tliin k o f P.lllMI
ing they will give exhibitions of I,united '
n a m e s o f t i t l e , c o n n t i i e - t fitm iui*
The Simla
their ramp custom'. Men, worn u
m en , t c .
and children, dressed in their tritely
colored costumes, and under the di
reel Ion of .hone Hilly, cho t modi
^ T f ir if iv frnof/ - l l
cine man, will render dames, snip
tu u i
f i t IJO lt /
song* and talk on ealiip life Sev
1
end of the It die speak pood FugI
n*h.
I
The gr, >ti ii'o i dance v a th'
V :S /
raitstamliill t*a* m of liie < I a
wi
Tin- d; - i < > * . 1!*■, i 1 1 •( 1 1ill .1alie V, I ■' “
( lo i
K V FJtG L A PF S,
May
l._
(INK)- For the firs t time since
they united, 75 years ago to make
witr on the United States, the three
Iriliei* iif the Seminote Indian-,
nut here on April 25
They
cnn.e ,trry primarily to
meet
Governor Martin And other prom*
U lr r»
altobf r«
w
A
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r|® 1 1 .
rll • Y
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V. ,* 1-*'
\
mi l
F o r miles they stretched across the praire and
up into the foothills, smooth, clearly
beaten
•
.
A
hard as rock
—»
marked,
through the centuries by
the hoofs of buffalo on their way to the salt licks.
W hen the railways cam e, and the engineers were
confronted
with the great bastion of the Rocky
Mountains, these buffalo trails assumed
a
new
%
significance. It was found that" they always fol' **’*
^
*
lowed the easiest gradients, that they penetrated
the mountain fastness
by the
most
d:r o t1
practical route.
Buffal
l
no
till'?-. I ll iv h **11
rLi.>i‘ii i' Iri •! •'
com tin in i1 Mi lint iti"
i
n( large. A> .In- o Hilo, • ■i ■
“him on place in go,
■♦ i• < i •1
fe d Iy Safe fm" liini In 11 in.tin ! 11 '
until ilw «li»> <ii iii" tn. t U iii'ii
the cul|iiii ii- ini! mi n oil.ll ' •*iun- |
Ion of nil Inn' \« rcganling |»nni*•l»
mint to lie m et'il mtt i' nought I
If ileutli i* tin' M'liti'iu i , ilii' nun
jlatiir ii it n1n l* U n i mill.; mill' tlilV
Adverttsingr like those old buffalo trails, provides
urtexpectcilly shot ilowu fnuu mu
bush. At the lout green eorn 'Imi't',
Doctor .liihnny wue tni'il for killing
Jiitfie Hilly *.« f itt li> i, I .it lie Hilly, lie
a clear and unmistakable path among the perplexi
w u t | u i i iu U ',il to t:n f n i ' lii'i'iiu■ex
the majority "f tin- Seminole*
thought there m il'. I'xtimnit itij'
cimrumMaiice-., “Until ilntnl “ i>
Juste Hilly’' liu'iinii' explanation.
\<M* Much T.iitul
fomplHinn uf Hu’ t util n.ltls
untile two million iii ii'i- In I I i nlii'
ucceii'ihl' limit mill i rente a moile.u
lllltouinhili' htghwtiv in i. mil tin
entile Hale. 1 util tin ininl W
w.i-I
built there vva mi iiiglmav n-m
plctely cro "in e t l o
i I di ni l, .
of the state Th**-1111■ 11-,oi r .ini'.I
to Miami now i mi •*» ouole k\ in"
tor c a r ill a b o u t e i g h t I i o i i i
I lie i i'g i"t i a ln m u d ' vv itli g.noi
inelmlilig hl.uk le to, deei, jmiil Iii
^
alliimiois ami miinj 11 qiii id
iilllf-ntui ~ mul sninllec iinomi'tines and many trupa il
Kaglott, iciinni'h
birds arc miiimon. Game " JO"
tectcil for one mile eai ti side ol lit
so the game and lord dic»
little fear 1,1 pu'sing m otoii-i- h
nut an umiMinl sight in ii tin
mile drtv
ilriv to pa-s a Seininoh
ramp and
unit see a ten foot ulligatoi
slide into a 'iM-iini. an eagle cireh
overhetwl. oi a ile r lai t mg ml*1
or fit Hi- tlei*'.
the Ini; cypiesS
i
Tropical I ullage i ' jin sent i i i
■ b u m la m c on bulb side* id the
road. No extended attempt luomade to develop faini land
been mailt
gr- at extent in thv new
to any jrr
citizen
Every loyal <
should attend M a ss;
K
Friday
ties of modern buying. It points the way to the goal
ng, tangy
W H O LESO M EN ESS
T in ' th e c h iltlr c n d rin k p le n ty
>< /Hite, d e lic io u s, b o ttle d car*
b o n a te d b e v e r a g e s ; T h e y c o n
ta in
su ^ a r,
w a te r a n d
l>urc
of safety and sound value; it avoids the pitfalls of un*
reliable goods. By following the advertisements in
this paper you are following the high road to true
economy.
c a rb o n a te d
w h o le s o m e , ta s te -
le m p tin R fla v o rs. T h e irre sisth
b le, d e lic io u s tanj» is d u e to ca rb o n a tio n — p e r fe c t o n ly w h e n
th e d rin k is bofi/ed. B u y 'th e s e
so ft d rin k s b y th e case.
•
TSottled
Carbonated
lev era ges
*
M ake it a habit: follow the broad,
sure trail o f advertising
$ 5 0 0 In Coy it P r i t r i
•V/ vn tour fi vnrilt rtf M’»" I t
iKtoteni ItyfiJrxJ t i r U o r d Hf**
r . r v TRAN SFER
<V STORAGE CO.
liitirrl
i
fAI-PH
1
I ’ lasii n o n In *. I I mhII h *.
ru iim t. *l>t,i,il.iH,
I r m i I'H tl l lt l r *
I'ksw MMI
W.
Sim %,'uuttlr *»r.
POSHING
Mar. I
^ft**f* tr»Ali*»*III#!‘t IkH*Itf*&f1 *1*
Iv fty lnJ
Rff
(ll.If.,
|1C t ill- iplrffi Mitl
,1*4aw.*iii'ii Iat im ft4i|,'ti#
jt/iere's a
BOTTLER
inyour town1
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TnE 3 ANFOIIP ITKTTALl), SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY: MAY. 1,. IflgA
r SEMINOLES !
PART INOPENING Narhes lia s
OFFAMOUSTRAIL
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PAGE FIVE
L.
8—Financial
JJiotil Daily Herald
iN T A D R A T E S
|j(rmi: Cxlsh in Advance
lone ads, will be received
ilron* and collector
liately for payment.
_____ ____ 10c n
....... ............. 8c n
....................... 7c n
fTime rates on request.
sent
line
line
line
FOR S A L K : Going, paylttg busi
ness, netting
appproxinintcly
-$1Oli per month. Unless you have
[cold cash do not answer this ad.
Price low, terms libornl jf good
security can be given. Would be
ideal proposition for woinnn. Ad
dress “Business” care Herald,
reduced rates are fo r II 9 — Instruction?,
ttire insertions,
S L E E P W E L L on u SintlnoiH
j werdj of nverage length
Benutyrcet mattress. Price S8'.i.iinted a line.
f>0, Gilbert-Mcgriff Kurnituiu Co.,
timum "charge of 80c fo r
28 E. Church St„ Orlando.
jfcjfrtion.
idvsrtisintc. is r e s t r i c t ^
lP-^-LIvcatocIt
jptr classification.
(u errer is mflde The SanF E E D S A L E : Another shipment
Jiltrald will be responsible
of( tliut High Grade Poultry,
full; one incorrect insertion,
Untry and Horse Feed going at
Jldvertiser for subsequent
prices below the Market. Our
tiins. The office should be'
Tiueks deliver to all parts of the
immediately in pose of
County. Your ehain-e to save |
money. II. It. McCall Industries;1
TOAIA’K IITISERS V.’ 4th and Elm.
Heiaid
representative
Kjhly familiar with rates
_ ind classification will
ip a complete information,
ji/you wish, tney wiB assist
ri ie wording your want ad
k*Vc it nure effective.
llsmiur.cemcitls
H
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1 0 - A* l ' m t l t n
London Announces
Im provem ents J n
, General Condition
Look-A n sw er-P rofit
If you want merchandise of any kind
i f y o u w a n t t o h i r e , lie m i l o y n l . r e n t , l m v
o i‘ se ll
lo o k i n t o t iu-
o p | ,n ,,t u r i i t it*
i*»n wl it 'iv
I 'c r i
you
i Ini|\;
run
Then
an d
\i .i
11
I.':
fro m
uni,
10 li I’ l m i , .uni
lur* sir** :tli*
f
)\r, i-
It
It'll
! -1 111-
In l oan
in
*A
IV
-
. I » W* 1 ■ .. - .t i a
111* \I .
that Londoners are living Ix lte r
and enjoying a mon-.varir^ i'jftyry; ■ J
I'thih before. There i lta .sH U ti)lil[. I
it'ierease jn tjte, numla-r .id
r> i l
ill ride ms. Duggualirpr that Ihr liijl i '■p
urds of life have •ibcrr.-nAd ' L f t M
1
the pn»«‘hg y e p rs., j
• v -i
l.«ihduncra lend ntotr-. Thi/ f*
I'olitital Announcement
Political Announcements
sute, of laioks for'bome rending nt
,'tlto libraries rose between
1U1U
ru n x o w rx tu .y .
• Olt TIIU I.I.ISI.A'I I III:
| j u js|( |,, renounce ft4> idliillilucr
and ll'2f> from six millions to a l
Subject
tn^
ilt'K •'•"*••- 1
............Ml . . . M . . . m e a l . , .
I Hst r'ct
■ ,■i. Rrli.iorj.
most thirteen millions, and t h e
('-.- ' ,l nit it,’lev
n Z r : : ; . s - <.
m-.i. <v»'in- - oi. j .-.i
issue, for reference from 7PH,5V2
••••!*»t •Mam e«
„ .............. ... uf j 1
«"t
iIn; K. -mo
to -“gllS^T'A The number " o F llirtS
*- I '' rl O - - ~ U. 4
tn.Tfrl* \
lTit»mi*s * Juiu 1*, «*•
JT “
“ ^
^
•f f•♦1 1 - in HolmIf nl lit**
i. a t a t i :.
.’ 20,588 to 45(5,
LONDON, May 1 . -C«m paied rowers rose
n. i ti h i *•»tint y.
Tin*
■- 1 "f til*.
t*f F!**rl*
with ten years ago, the e ty of 8tl2.
i *ui « m > v
\ llol lit, i'wjm t *;tll> 1«dli»*I < i -1 |«» a Ii lloi» 1ti'» ( l i t I a Hi It
Lor,dun
is
bigger, lu-althier.
•f I*mni I t n x • **. Ti l l #, In m>
rt/i! ".I* tt*V HI * of I It* of t ’otlrt
• t i I m * f f« e t i il
by
mu
i
t i u n t e i N-* I S* iniiiiiti* 1‘oiin
u
eu.tIder,
better
housed and bet
] ' b u nl.*, » ul d i M r i c t ' omin i'*! .
i l HI I IbullMli
i»f
Iht
11\ *• . ••Ml
l»*
•ioM |*« m i l t * N•»',**, 1. ” ;* I. A
‘ , ter educated, but she is more re s t
. M. i i t If.iati l>r|»nrtmi*nt,
•II
I ? - ti».Ji * t |m i ft*- u Ul nf I l f
■i i h ii
111* ■I V nioi i ji ( l«* I*i I mi . it \ less, lu-r streets are more
dan
• -ii ft I •• s mid i'»j b *
ptr11 ♦ »*• c nt i t •» a u d *' l i t * *
• •**» » . t.| oli .1iltn Mh A l» . '2*
gerous,
she
has
more
.paupers
and
•! !•-»
11 •
I lltl t i*#lb I
V• Ml MH' 1»"l l Will I m- H|l|0 . I*t*i|
i t ! t !.• t’tittrft)
.1 M . \ ' | l l V h ’ K I ’ l! V
itnTs
siiieido^
and
her
public
bod
X| • I
flt.lt
1 |UH»M !S» l*i
'l * V!:’«
4*M#d* I bit I vnd.
ru n > iii:n in
es are mor. extravagant.
E (INS)
LONDON.
May
i tin a «-al ut t ' l at e f o r tl»*» i i f f l ev
Il W P K A U M A N . .Ir
These lire the o'.aie conclusions A special meeting of tho British
* SI»»-rUf f*iul wi l l a |»|iMxi|.tf n
.
I nit.* I • r i t i t a * ' .
* o i \ » • s i i T i i t v i i : n i i i : n i l* *rt m ti
to
be drawn from the latest Hook Cabinet was summoned late this
^ i*:. i*:. w a i . k k i l
i * i i n ii
i \m mi r i i o \
•>t Numbers—the Statistical A b afternoon • by Premier
. h i ......
i n > Can did a*)
Baldwin
r u n . . i i m h r o r 1*1 : \ n :
1 n i t •n l* III ii
London,
HH7-UI2(1— to consider the Egyptian
it
* < .in Him. n« •* m\ ruml i i l i t ry stract for
crisis.
I ■. ' n*t L*u
nf
St* hi i i n 11
t*
Ii i I I mi*
|i »
I In* o f f i c e * •t which* has
just been published Admiralty and Foreign Office of
Ubj* xd 1.. |In* U III of 111** .
* ' i f il.i« I'i'ith' ntufrlrl Vo < here.
i t(*
ill. ,ll ' .1 llllt* 5 Y ••Ilf |
ficials refused to discuss the Egyp
m n , »-* m ihiw Mffii'** im* ri•• r I>
n i • .i |i |h i * iitt * ii
From a welter , f figures opd tian situation pending v .o s tate
: '*•
1 1 *• utUil
tin* * l l - t r i c t wan
Al N1 m : u . r m n x w l l i .
!«.* i - i *1 l i t * i be |‘o i u t b n i m r l c f l c o m p i l a t i o n s , a n u m b e r o f v e r y i n
ment which Foreign Secretary Sir
*♦! mwiiftcil tn a nUl i m flu*
n i UN * t %m i:
a ii • .in i f b a t t a m a I ■ » • ft • AI *|*•*1 I Mil III' l . f ' U n U - t e r e s t i n g f a c t s ’ t h r o x v l n g I g l u o n Austen Chamberlain promised to
v?|
- •o : 11
i . I t i s t l i « o f 1*0 I*, in*., ,’iinl t h e c h a n g e s t h a t l a k e p l a c e i n a make in the House of Comrfions.
t i !•*• ul f ie** of i ’on
ltd*-.i'«ot*. Li glv e
•t •..'T No l Si rulti' ’« Mbit .
Unofficially
it
dcclured
that
the
hi
.(d. .* "tMUl I *
1 w lltl large m e t r o p o l i t a n a r e a m a y
•l.l '»,i al I »l'*1 lot •**III
i government is hopeful that the
tit a ii tl * f 1 lx 11 i d l » l . lu x- g l e a n e d f r o m t h e v o l u m e .
■« , I'll. It.ei
N.* A I
j'presen.v of British warships of the
A 12
1•I•i•’•t to
Heath
Bute
Lower*
r nn i .k v i : i X
' • i .U« i - H I in |fi ilia
Egyptian coast would have n salu
The death rate in the M.omLn
\ !•« Ii* J mi ,1mu
tary offer* in Mbringing iibout wis
r l l . l i l x Ml* 1 Ml II 1
n*'en. t h e Itook rcxeals, lias de er counsels at Cairo.” The Brit
Hi' *‘.*«di *1.1* '
o h l i - in
1' lit lit* ;•|•|»|
i*
i leased from IP per ) .nun since ish ultimatum protesting against
-l Ilu * l« • till *’**" i t •*(11*
1 I >. I Jr) ** UIT It
• " I I I Ml Ml.
'Ml* » -< III I'.1IK. and tile .infant
mortal tv puciage of the Public Assemblies
LtMb ,;*( ( • .« i ' (•* I.i h*d 1
%o i inis n r • m i m i i i ; |
1
"111
«d;il
*■ ) Ml*’ from los t o aP. Less than HO years Bill by the, Egyptian Parliament
•!•!»■ *
« III N n
I.Linden l ost 157 babies under a |will expire at 7 nVlofk \\'ednc»11* !•• It a ' a I
li \
leu l - l a t m *•
year old out of ex- ery 1,000 born, |day evening. F a ilu re 'L l comply
> - i *i *t oil%i i n x i u m :i«
T l • pin s e n t b i r t h r a t e i s a l m o s t 1 would probnbfy result in the seix•
I *l Hi m t \
tilin'* tltaf I am • d o w n t o tin- l o w e s t w a r r e a d i n g ,
will a I* m*i>
uie of the Egyptian customs by
.tot
it.
••Mii** of i *•#ii nl
•t *li.i U ’ -Hi
tin I *1’ 11i**t Nt.
1 0 1 f o r IP27, ii- c o m p a r e d w i t h
the British. Customs are the chief
i-lw|itn ttf |Im ' ai It! ill I p IS,
T . l v u :s
source of the Cairo government’s
•. i lit o r i m i n i i li
I
\ 1• 1 '
E x c e p t f o r j in i n c r e a s e in t h e income.
l mi « i »i \ i \ .ii ih . i :
s r i .i •n»j
mi i .mmIoI.o
deal bs front h e a r t
disease
and
The British government claims.
I U* . O |II I , Ml
I ( i l l « III X I X X s s l I S ' O I I III' -*■-1 c- Hi rer, t h e n m i t a l i t y r e t u r n s a r e Lli^l the, l*t|blic Assemblies Bill*
\in’•b I Ynj" i
. I X\ I .S'
, [oxver l b an a t the
»I«cut nrtOaiu!--^
I w i^b . m iiHHMUii. r 1«i I b r l -rimt* *‘N
as many people co»*-| rights in Egyi'L notably the Hr l
• i S* III i 11««l •* I'ti'llll v ( b u t I Hill i *>nt t wi c
t
.lii| iti- f*»r i* i'll *’f Imi * i n (I m* of i milted suicide in IP20 ils III IPI7.
ish light to protect foreign intor11* * • I Til \ V'si'Ksi.i Mill j**#’! (o lh«
lll«'|f«|M|| M| III* t l l l l - l a Ml lb** I ' t ' l l ' l - T h e r e w e r e t xxi ee a s m a n y s u i c i d e s 1**>ls,
• M\IP \ \ >
nub
Premier Summons
Iiritish Parliament
To Consider Crisis
" ill.
I*| UniM '
••I i Iii«* >**.tr
*i » bf* It.-Id III .Inn* i o f
#
men
than
of
women.
The ye.11* IP27 was the b ggest
Su> Trial Marriage Olxl
________
•
marrying yi-iu in London
sinee
r u n •« \ \ f o i . a . r . r T u n
. .* 1 .Mil*
( 'onipati omiie marriage is a*
I »i-li In ,ihim.tin. •• Ibm I .im n IP22. The total of II, 8111 nine
* f• III.* . I .111*| llUMIIC.- >
• *H«Ii i I h f<ii i •• f l t v l l t t n
|m l h # ' i i mges is neiirly 2.000 bigl l- i than rousing only mild inierest in Scot*
•* f i • • « f T n \ » ‘ m I I i t I " I
nf S^ rn ln |H••J*i It)
that f r IPI7. Jt is eominonlx be land In-cnose the Scotch say that
•I*- . . . m i
win-h-i-i i*i , iii»* lu tii.n
lA'.iw i \|m|tiTiict* 4*1'.,
liexeil Ilial people are marrying the idx-a is tin- same us “ trial
•t ilt« t<<i* m
in lb.- I»i’inm*rtitic
Ii*■»» *i \ |m !«i* lii M mi Jun*
. •• 'll I'H jtl l (HlhSfl,
Intel in life, but tills book reveals m arriages" which were common in
b t i i i Mi|l|t*.l| wi l l .»•*
• <b*(**il
1 hi^bb'ii. S.mtiiid Kl**i Ida.
that approximately 5,000 London that country before the Kcformn*
J Ni l l» J I N K I N S
Jti
gnis marry before they age IWen
t.inn. The ceremony xxiih called
r u n Niir.uirK
—IV r m a m -lit W a x i n g
'• 11
"hand-fasting.’’ and Sir W alter
b<-t . 1*1 .1 Ii IK hi *.< i i n > i*u inlblai'> t.x i tie « very year
Better living
Mi** nffl.*. • i yii. i nf ..I Ni’iiilii
Stott refers to it in "The Mon*
•I \
U\ a.i lme
og
h
k
b vel\
l ial UC
* >Hill . Mil* j.-. l i n t lit* wi l l *.|
\ i i ' t m e t e a s e s i n t h e s u p p l i e s t o a stery ,’’ where lie makes Sir John
i
ii i , i i . i : i : i
:il
i a ul - a lmv i i ' $a.tl!»
Ml)
i** inn.* I’ l i t u a r v
I o p t i o n m a r k e t s o f m e a t , p o u l t r y , Axvnel say, "W e take* our
wi\-ea
i in
I Met *1.1'l .1. ANl»
I
Nal lonal
Hank
I'lilg
C o l l < <1 X S T . IM.lt
i i , ,v is tin. f i s h a n d f r u i t s i n d i e a t f
I
kr
xvq,
take
mu
homes-—on
trial.
It Ia £»
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IV.l
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|II llln I MI III 1l .11I I 11 tl If*
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When xve arc 'iuindfastexl,' as wo
I III.II IN** I III 1 I IMS
•* I•J •i t t I. I t. 1‘
tl I o f
I lu
— Ht-ai K s lalt- T o lvtt-h;inge
i, ■. i Im .. hima
tx-rni it. w-c are man and xx-ifo for
ll! 11 *
mo. i ii ii* p r i m. ii *
..
\ ul '••!■* wi l l |tp up
( 1.pu«| Notices)
. , t, |
,|n.,|
a year ami a day. That space pasa
" ' l l L I K . MH , s e v e i a l vvidl In
ms I, each may elms., another mate*,
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or at their pleasure may xml I a
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prix-st to marry them for lifts** I t
Ie llpoil I In 1m
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v i • r * i s 11; i; i N-to i*l.i I a. 11«*
l«e l i g h t . Allr. *>> P
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has
In-ea suggxsted that
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£1 l|l|MI|f|xr lli. 1t I Bin M - n' ••»I; I • *i« .Nil, hi h i *r Its IN«'
I xvt- 1
Sx-oL-h custom vmuuati'd from an*
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iini->imit>
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1o ♦ f t t ' . d t i i h 4’i
!iii«*i f r*t|fe
' • • |l* l ,«t lull
I *. 1i till.* I.I
|l!«l III *1 I mi it- I ' l n' l i . i l i In t l i f of
1MhI * l. l N*.
l-ixqil Rome
,
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v a n lit, I t , a n d * (Political AnouuiH-cHU-iiM)
ni i i h i :
mi
n n n t h i i s s n i . i :.
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t " ib lAMli.tl o f Vh«» |)i*m'i
Hague ILis Film l-.yhihition
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fi
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To c i ve ;is Xiijiei
mg < i yew land wdl be nei-esnsry *! i « ( • '
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m u
m •» ft f %'ii i:
pnss.blc
of mu|ion pictuee |.hotn*
and
you
have
made
a
new
land
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u all its phases, the In*
"pioibiie ipprUly" write an article •Hit 1 • ••I Mi.jiM-t IM I Im X III •-I
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Film Exhibition wa*
Upon, "llow to treat New Land'"
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Wlint i- now well known to you.
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M••" i•* *1■-*<i 11*••I
oxi r to tbi l.’od t'ross. The exhi"
' 17 Har k ami may seem too -iinplc to men
\ p n . t m i - n t f o r r ent ul
it i m *x i i m i NO. I III ||
i oi. s i i r n i r r
I I Mil I I M .
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t - i - * . i *111*•ii 11•« ir i .tn*lnl.if '•
Intion was divided into various
tnui, may be ii mysterx to a mm
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t l.i’t **l.x .Mill •I) III * niVM’ ir lift
l ini. i i .i ixx x i; i *
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sect ons. sm li as dnini itic, x allure,
just coming in Seiiiimde
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museni'-i l . Am- i cun motion pic*
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and
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tines and i n t o n p ic n io rrotlui 11
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en: G arage;
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it 'torn
m l hi «Nhi i i I ' « *mh 11
IN T i l l : ( I I K I I'l 4 Ml I I T IN \ N 11 ii f li i . i uic. a i l i p r i - '
nients
with
lilt
modern
innveumunity
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r o i l ,i i v i i i i , o r t - r: i i i:
1k"'f tan, •c d ii little moitcy
s ini mill- <‘ •llllt X
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on Heardall Ave., also twenty HOA'J' KOI; S A L E : .50 foot bridge f>.i r r - e l r c t l i i n to I *•«• o f f ic e of s h e r o m i t .
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)0 B N E W S P A P E R '
L H e a rt
ed In Florida^
rld’a Greatest Vegetable
.World
ta Richest Garden Land
k •
XIX
Shriners Elect Imperial SENATE PLANS BISHOPS SCORE Governor Hunt Of Arizona
States Conspiracy Exists
Outer Guard; Los Angeles
Selected For Next Meet NEW PROBE OF U .S. MORALITY To Pass Boulder Dam Bill
OTHER LEASES AT CONVENTION
WASHINGTON, May 2.— (IN S) other political loaders, new spaper
ally gave wny to the coast city.
—C harging n c o n sp ira cy “ to rob publishers, atto rn ey s end motion
Shriner^ attending the annual
picture executives.
N e w Y o r k K X e c u t iv e la
Arizona of its valuable resources,"
Some of the nam es suggested by
session of the imperiul council
CompanionnleMnrrinKe,
Hooks
Governor G eorge-W . P. Hunt, of Hunt Included W illiam Randolph
here, had gnthcred in the Olympic With History Of ConUnentul
B e li e v e d T o B e M o s t S
eutThomasHopsOff
And TheatcrsCondemnedHy Arizona, today demanded the Fed llen rst, num erous U oarta news
B o n d s D is c lo s e d ,C o m m itte e
T heater today to choose the im
L i k e ly C a n d ld a t e F o r ;
Methodist Leaders During eral Trudu Commission investi paper executives Roy Howard, of
perial outer guard the only com
Prepares To Open Investi
Alone InM onoplane
thu
Scripps-IIoward
chain
of
petitive post In the annual elec
gate
an
ullogcd
lobby
active
in
be
Conference In Kansas City
H o u s to n N o m in a tfo n •
gation Of Salt Creek Field
tions. ,
• ••
|ln Attempt To B ea t
half of the Boulder Dam Bill. Hunt newspapers, ninny of th eir editor*,
said “ enormous sum s" wpre being Gifford Pinchot. Judson King fo r
The contest was between Judge
Mark R ecently S et
Bishop Charged
spent on lobbyists law yers en m er Governor Jam es G. SchrugClyde I. W ebster of D etroit and Sinclair R eveals H e
gineer* and newspaperm en to “ in ham , of Nevada, tho editor* of the
W alter Sugden of Sistersville, W.
W
ith
Imm
orality
W as Liberal Donor
fluence public opinion and to lam Angeles Record, E xam iner
Va., the other officers move up
browbeat members of Congress Times, Herald and Express) W. A.
one post, meaning th at F rank C.
_
. jn^0 SUj,porting tho Boulder Dnm Bonfils of Denver, lln rry Chand
Jones, of Texas autom atically be Millionaire Oilman Relates Pittsburgh. Cleric Arraign
ler, of Los Angeles, and officers of T a m m a n y C h i e f s L i e a For ViolationOfDogmnAnd legislation.”
comes Imperial Potentate.
Ft range Account About His
Hunt also charged th a t it could the Motion Picture Producers As
The Los Angeles delegation head
Doctrines
Of
Denomination
ten a n ts P redict W in !
Share In Continental Fund
ho proved attem p ts were made to sociation. He also asked th at the
ed by Leo V. Youngworth. im per
commission
question
tho
officials
kes Off A gain W ith
influence
candidates
for
President
ial chief rabbnn, who \Vill be ele
On F irst B a llo tin g
KANSAS CITY. Mo„ May 2.—
WASHINGTON, May 2.— (IN S)
pnt filed a list of nil W estern civic organization*
vated to the post of Imperial Po
(IN S )—Condemnation of cpnipnn- to fnvor the bill. H
^ess Gasoline And
th
a
t
have
endorsed
the
Boulder
IIIv* tcommission,
llllMllinPIUIIi I lllUb llisri)
WASHINGTON. May 2.— j
te n ta te in 1929, was actively bid- —The history of the m ysterious ionnte m nrriage. n ringing danun- of witnesses* w ith the
California an d ' Dam Bill.
Is More S u ccessfu l
(Continued on page 4)
Continental Trading Company and ciution of debasing lite ratu re and including many
(INS)—Almost the last faint
chance thati A1 Smith “can bo
the division of its $3,080,000 liber the obscene tendency of th e th e
llOOSEVKtT FIELD. N.
stopped” at Houston next l
ty bond “slflsh fund" was a m atter ater, a firm stand for prohibition
a definite charge of pastors to
I M
av 2.— (INS)—Lieut.
May
month flickered out today in 7,
of public record today as thn Sen bring th eir indifferent church
p. Thomas, flying
tho wake of the California
ate Oil Committee prepared to members buck into tho church fold
in a single-motor Belprimary, which saw the New
close its bond inquiry and launch nl or drop them from the membership
monoplane, took off at
fold,
ami
n
plea
for
g
re
ater
chrisYork Governor score a smash
»
v
new investigation ilitrt the Salt
i this afternoon in a secing victory over hi3 chief riw
Creek (Wyoming) oil field len»03. linn unity were contained hi
Episcopal address of the bishep
ittrmpt to break the
ala for t h e Democratic nomi
The Senate inquiry bus revealed
of tin* Ml'thodiftt Episcopal Churcl
_ emlurance flight recnation.
. , .
.
th at H arry F. Sinclair. Itolrert W. reuit toliuy tiefore the Quadren
Determine Whether Stu Leading Rivals Of Tammany
The governor*? friend* were jn*
[of 5:1 hours, JIG minutes Senator From Duval Will De Kellogg Welcomes Aviators S tew art, Jam es K. O'Neill und nial Generul Conference in session Will
Candidate-Decline To Com hilantly pi o u tlin in g • todnv th n t
dent Will Be Reinstated
... 1.iehalf Of Government Henry M. Illucknier shared alm ost here.
In
fend Road Chairman From
| JO seconds held by Eddie
ment" Oir Deeistve -Victory “Al is in.''* nrff -ven' thf- uUra-Dlry
*
'
~T~ ,
To
Annnpolirt
AfterHisDU*
At
Bolling
Field
WhereOfequally in the distribution of Con
Attacko Of Doylfr Carlton'
Nothing of human origin, whe
Of
New York’s Executive and • ar.tKTam r.a y te u s ren anil George Haldeman
charge
For
ltule
Infraction
ffclal Ceremonies Artr-fieid tinental bonds. Their sliares wore th er civic or ecclesiastical la too
At'Auditorium
In
Cff^TIall
/ m * hopped off at 10:07 this
were disposed to corded'-’ t There
Sinclair. $767,000; Stew art, $750. aacre for scrutiny and criticism
WASHINGTON, May 2.— (IN S) is scarcely a Democratic leader lu
WASHINGTON, May, 2.— (INS)
WASHINGTON. May 2 ,— (INS) 600; O’Neill $737,900; Blnckmcr,
sinj but his heavy plane could
A defenie of Fons llnthaw ay
and the w arran t lo r
denomina
I mike altitude and he was from the attucks of Doyle Carlton, —The daring trio of t\fl) Germans $763,000. The remainder of the tional continuance la In the serv Should a young m an’s drenni of a —Gov. Al Sm ith’s chief rivals In W ashington today who now be
proud career as an officer of Undo tho California prim ary, Senator lieves th n t Gov. Smith will tall U>
i*l down. Undaunted, he hud
and one Irishm an who wrote n $3,080,000— or $61,000—went to ice actually rendered to the p res
t l n l n th
e c e s s a r y tW
thon nnecessary
twoO -'M rd j Ot
1 dine n - fueled uijd took off his Tam pa opponent, will be p re
Sam’s navy pc forever blasted be Thomag J. Walsh of Mont., nnd •attain
Henry Smith Osier, president -of ent age, the address set forth.
tie of ■.**
the
convohtlor,
although
Scnntor
Jam
es
A.
Rccd
of
Miss
this
afternoon. Thomas sented tonight by Senator Edgar new and brilliant pag-> in aero the Continental und Its “ p aym ast
The Episcopal address was a cause he borrowid n pair of pants
,-iro
not
nautical
history
by
spanning
the
thorn,
for
lot
til
reason*,
W.
W
aybright
of
Duval
County
__ this morning th at his plane,
printed
document
fifty-seven from a friend? The lords of the ouri, declined to common,, on tho shouting u t f - ■» the houre-topgj
er.”
navy
say
it
should—and
refuse
‘O
rh carried 536 gallons of gaso- at the City Hall Auditorium at Atlantic in the first east-to-west
decisive victory won by uie N«.w
Sinclair revealed in his te sti pages in length, a minute review
By hi* vh-Torj
in ('.ilifojrnMM
Cardwell, of fo ra Governor. Wulsli said he
to., heavily laden. He 8 o’clock where he will nppear in crossing Canto to W ashington to- mony tlm t he was very liberal with of church progress in its world reinstate Larry
ilay
and
received
the
plaudits
of
W ashington, D. C. in tho Annapois might issue n statem ent later but whleh win. h.vlcil as t! 0 big te s t
dnl make sufficient altitude to behalf of the state road depart
the government and the populace hi* share of the Continental bonds. parish and a declaration on future Naval Academy.
for the present, he didn’t caro to of Sm ith’s appeal in th< West, thn
hill* in the vicinity of the ment chairman.
He told of giving $233,000 to form policy and action. The address was
for their stirrin g achievement.
The House M ilitary A ffairs Com comment.
governor has now ru r hi- 'o ta l of
_ so he started to dumping
er Secretary of the Interior Albert read by Bishop L uther It. Wilson m ittee takes a different view.
favorable and committed Jdo*
one
of
Reed’s
camTlie
Capital
bus
no
towering
K.
J.
I’rinco,
aline He quickly decided it wait
1 And the issue has been plnrod be paign m anagers declares, however, ra te s to apfrorirnritely •,0S. Thill)
skyscrapers from which to shower B. Fall in a ranch deal; $260,000 of New York.
iiible t«> come down, and ho
Bishop Francis J. McConnell of fore Congress to dispense justice “ tho fight will go on ju s t the jg out 0 f a H-rid
It-lL-gatoj
down storm s of ticker-tnpe upon to the Republican National Com
“III take off ngain this afterm ittee, of which $100,000 was la t tho Pittsburgh area has been or injustice. The fact* are gener same, and will not bo abB.cd one thus for c'- '• 1 - that Sm ith
its
lionized
visitor*,
no
hysterical
if 1 can get the plane re
formally charged' w ith Immorality ally agreed upon, according to the jot.”
••
!* riinnin:.". 0 1 a ' rt* ntugt basis, 4
n-illions to scream a welcome and er repaid, and of “lending" $100,
d," he said.
and with m aladm inistration, it report of the Naval A ffair ( omSenator Edwards ( D) of New "ar <n execs* ’ '
required tivo- 1
000
personally
to
Will
II.
Hays,
mob
them,
but
every
official
from
| Thomas carried less gasoline on
wns revealed at the generul con m ittce today on a bill to reinstate Jersey, one of Sm ith’s warm est
President Coolidge down to the ad form er Republican nationnl chair ference of the M ethodist Episcopal Cardwell. As explained by Rep. supporter* declared th at ‘‘now th at h'rds A "I '' tn 1 >' d 'lagat**
tiecunil start and the plane got
definitely comhosen who are 1
m iring flappers in the government man now movie czar. All those
J the ait easily, in co n trast to
Church, today, In qundrcnnlnl ses Burdick (R) of Rhode Island they Smith ha* beaten the opposition 1 , u . - d t o
I.
i
t
; , l.iiou-11 th a t
transactions
were
In
Continental
1
.
1
t
h
.
departm ents joined toduy in an
are:
t initial take-off. He carried Mr.
on Us own stam ping ground, noth
■ 1 1 in a lte r pa/*
sion.
.
bonds,
the
committee
revealed,
al
.
me
wiil
v
'"i
unfolding
panoram
a
of
official
c
h
a
r
g
e
s
1
Cardwell,
rushing
to
inspection,
Ion* tin* morning but on the
ing cun p ro .en t Ins pounnat.un
The m aladm inistration
1 - • „ , i.u ..1 tie sons.
recognition and high praise for the though Sinclair said he didn't know un> in connection with two cases found he had no freshly pressed nnd elec.ion. This show* there is n g t h e n
nd t.y lie had only between
; i- .letiai t t in W ashing
f-niiil!
suit.
In
dism
ay
he
rushed
to
the
it
at
the
time,
because
he
hud
so
heroic
crew
of
the
Bremen.
no
serious
opposition
to
i>uiith
m
I ami hiii) gallons aboard.
submitted to the annual Pennsyl- room of midshipman Beyerly nnd
, 1 .-.it 1 m r t >day that ho
the West,’ huIU Ltiivuids.
Ihc weather was perfect for:
A perfect May Day was pro many bonds.
vuniu
Area Conference last year, grabbed a pair of trousers.
, , i.tt.i tm tli» first l>al"
H e 1 "The results apeak t->r them '
One development of the Senate
vided for the government's wel
ji*. Thomas had arranged with
and the charge of Immorality is continued in search of a cont, and
..•alv .( the governor can
! cvnimaiuiant at Milchcl !• ic»I«l
come to Baron Von lluenefel.l, inquiry was the revelation that bused on Bishop McConnell’s a l went Into niidahlpnmn Thomp selves,’’ said Senator Waj.iiui lU j
1 )i. |i.-ry pure ho has act
of Now York, a fellow Tam m any
1 keep the flood lights on all
('apt. Ilennunii Kochi, and Maj. Sinclair, .Stew art, Blackmer, and leged indorsement of the theory of son’s room where lie got another nii'iubur of tha governor's. “ I t . t tlil u r among the 142 Jelegnt**
O’Neill
ull
have
given
up
the
bonds
Janies
Fitzm aurice—in marked
it and tan land there in case
evolution published by tho Amerl- pair of trousers and also a coat. look* aa if Smith is fast gaining still to bo selected, their predie1tmergemy. In order to set a
contrust to the gloomy and depres they received from the Concincir ta u Civil 1 ibertles Union in J a n
Both cadet* were ubsent at the the support of the g re at niujority 1 one w'K b- borne cut. S m lw - I
word l.ieut. Thomas will
sing rain-swept day last ^ week tal fund. Sinclair gnvq his a week uary 1927. J 10 charges were filed time. One of thep’ returned, m iss of Ilia Democrat* of the country,” noeda roughly aboat kuO . olcgatss I
Tho said Senator King (D) of U tah. • yet, and his frlsnds say th ere will
lit to stay in the a ir until Friwhen they slipped into the Capital ago to the Sinclair Crud* Oiitf'Pr* by Rev. Georg6 %'. t boks, rrt W il ed tits *Urt, and C„inplu.ned.
incognito to pay tribute to an he chasing Company. Stownrt gave mington, Del., and Louisville, I!a. clothes were found in Cardwell’s
r right.
“ Ju st a* I expected" declared bo no difficulty In obtaining thsm .
Virtually no serious one-man
roic American who died in their his share two weeks ago to the The immorality charge deals en room*. He made no effo rt to con Scnutor R anidell (D ) of Louisia
While appreciating the numerl"
Standard Oil of Indinnn, which tirely with violation of the church ceal them or remove Identifying na, “it looks a* if Sm ith would bo cal value of C alifornia’s 26 d(do
duranre flights have l>oon made
service, Floyd Bennett.
murks.
The
midshipmen
whose
1 the la.t five years. Two-man
A warm , friendly sun heat down turned them over to the Sinclair dogma and doctrines, and contains clothe* were taken suy they are nominated on the first ballot.’’
DELANI), Fla., May 2.—On the gate*, It was not merely tho ac
|B»mpts have been
numerous.
While defending Hathaway from on Bolling Field where the of- Crude Oil Pursehasing (To. Black- no element of moral turpitude.
certain Cardwell only borrowed third bnllot Senator Jam es A. quisition of this much arithm etical
be
lOurnee rliamherlnin anil Bert C arlton’s charges. Senator Way- filial ceremonies begun at It)1 nier put his in n tru st fund to
the clothe*. The Navy D epart Reed of Missouri waa nominated strength th a t m o d Impr sed tha
lAasta held the endurunce re.:- bright is expected to point out o’clock, with Secretary of State distributed loiter. O’Neill turned
ment agrees to this.
President of the United State* by governor’* supporters todny. W hat
Iarc, fur a time. Then, on Augus' Sidney J Cutts as the real menace Kellogg form ally welcoming the his share over to the P rairie Oil
But Cardwell was dismissed nnd the students of John B. Stetson they dwelt most heavily upon was
Itl, ftr.il 5, 1927, Edzuvd and Ria to the Hathaway aspirations. visitors In the name of the govern and Gas Compapy. They even turn*
S ecretary W ilbur and ranking nd- University hero last night in a the decisive repudiation of tha
flying
Junkers plane, set The Senator is a former school ment.
-m rrnttntujrniiied it. --------------“ In utty m= mock convention which was said by theory persistently Emphasized
cd back in terest coupons, which
_____________ _
11 milk of r.2 hours, 22 minutes
(dilution other than one in which the keynote speaker Charles T. tho opposition t h a t; “ Smith haa no
»f r ..l«oii’s and 1-HniimignuUthey hud ciudiaii.
It
is
with
reding
id
llm
deiT-7
*1 -■
' ■■-.hI- t—T-hi* stood until for Cutts in 1910, when the l)e- |
the m ilitary system m ust he Henderson, would bo an Im ita appeal In tho W est." because of
Sinclair told n strange st.iry
est adm iration for your m agnifi
maintained the conduct of this tion of the Houston Convention.
It* recent flight of Stinson and Fun.uk Springs m inister was c cent exploit that I welcome you nlx.ut bis slim ing In the Contin
his Wet views and his Tam m ahy
luldraiati.
WASHINGTON. May 2—(IN S) young ninii probably would not
Stetson is u B aptist institution if filiation.
lectod to office.
today on behalf of the government ental fund, llg termed Blackmer
havo
evoked
comment,
certainly
advocating strict adherence of the
“ But U nde Sidney is traveling and people of this co u n try ,' said tho head of the Continental and —Col. Charles A. Lindbergh isn’t
Senator Thomas J. W alsh (D)
such condign punishment n* Volstead Act, but the convention
too fast for me these days,” said Kellogg. “ Your tnsk was indeed told of g ettin g Blackmer to allow planning any nioro trans- Atlantic not
I Hoffman Is Chosen
wns visited upon him," said Sec wf.h 286 voting delegates switch of Montana, an avowed Dry, and
Senator W ayhright. “ As a society
backed by Wn>. G. Me.VLo In tha
to test the power of human him n portion of the Continental flights to Europe. Thu pioneer re ta ry Wilbur.
ed to Rued a fte r A| Smith led tho
Bugle Corps Chief clim ber he bus gotten clear away one
endurance, and ita successful ac profits for his companies, lie got ocean flyer made that plain today
Friend* of Cardwell deelnre thnt balloting on the first two roll California contest, finished a poor
from me in his alignm ent with complishments has stirred the en the bond* in 1022 and 1923. held in denying the lutest story cminnt- hi* life’s umhitinn was to he n calls.
third to Smith and a pocr second
William l>. Hoffman last night gambling and unlawful interests
ing
from
the
W
ashington
rum
or
to Senator Jam es A. Heed of
naval
officer.
Unable
to
get
a
them
in
secret
at
Blackmer’*
*•«As
Reed’*
running
m
ate
on
the
tire nation.
I v»» fleeted executive officer ot of the state.’
siKtenrc for six yenr* and turned factory th a t he had completed Congressional appointm ent he en vlee-Presidentlnl ticket a unani Missouri. Incomplete retu rn s and
“
You
hnvc
marked
another
mile
Drum and Bugle Corps of the
Carlton, said
the Fcfiator, stone on the path of m an's con them over to the Sinclair concern plans for such a flight this sum m ed listed in the navy, took exam ina mous vote was cast for Albert C. p riv a te ' advices reaching Dotno|fi«Iilii'll-I,ossing Post, of the Am- thinks that the rare is between
a week ngo, destroying then all with atops ut Greenland nnd Iee- tions nnd entered Annapolia. It Ritchie of Maryland thp famous erhtlc leader* h ere Indicate th a t
is well to m aintain discipline, hut sta e ’* rights spokesman. Sena Smith will eventually b«i *hown
jriezn Legion at the organizn- himself and Cutts. yet Carlton quest over the forces of nature.
land.
records of the deal.
Moreover,
I
like
to
consider
your
too much to destroy tho young tor Thomas D. Walsh on tho first to have polled mora th an his tw o
Jticn’i semi-annual election of of- spends his tim e in almost all of
Maj.
Thomn*
G.
L
anthlcr
of
the
“ Why did I destroy the memor
jfrirs at the Legion Hut. Other Iuh speeches attacking Hathaway. achievement symbolic of the everarm y air acrvice, who was mention- man'* career said the House Com two ballot* roecived only f o u r |r | va)g combined.
votes, hut when Now York, Wiscon
lii.'km for the coming year se- "There is no question but that the narrow ing distances which sepat- andum of the bonds? I had no ad ns his co-pilot in such an under mittee.
This, th e Sm ith enppertere de
sin and other Smith states saw clared today, la th e answ er to th a
Ikctrd were: Glenn Wlmbiah, drill race lies between Hathnway and ate the nations of the modem particular reason,” he said. “The taking, issued a sim ilar denial.
world,
both
In
a
real
and
a
figura
records
were
closed
so
fa
r
ns
I
the convention was going to Reed, oft-advancod convention of th e
|npt»m; K, Zerrener, drum tnaj- Catt*,'' he continued. “ Hathaway
wa» concerned so * I destroyed “Such a flight would add nothing
tho delegates aw Lchcd to W alsh in opposition th a t “th e Dry Demo
t; Catl Schultz, sergeant bugler; is well in the lead and, 1 believe, tive sense.
to the advancement of aviation,'
order to bring to convention to •
"Your undertaking itself was an them .”
'
Hum |i
Hoffman, sergeant
the man for the job.”
deadlock. On tho last ballot the cracy of th e Week will never ac
Asked why ho didn’t tell the dir said Lindbergh. He said he still
example of international coopera
umnirr. and Fred C. Newman,
voto stood Reed 198 W alsh 80, cept Sm ith." Tha governor even
Friends of Senator Wayhright tion and It* happy outcome is all ectors of his company th a t he had hoped to roturn to Europe sonic
l*m tnr\.
carried Southern C alifornia, which
Smith 8.
arrived in Sanford yesterday uf- the more gratifying to this coun thesp bonds, Sinclair said: “ I had day” and seo the thing* he missed
Is thn ntronghold of tho Dcy aanti* .
last sum m er when the government
[COMMl'MTV NIGHT PLANNED ternoon to confer with local poli try to whose upbuilding the -Ger no reason for telling them. My dirmen*, of th e state.
1
NEW HAVEN, Conn., May 2.
jiUjgreA hi* im m ediate return to
ticians before the meeting lo- man and Lti?h .n a tiim * _ jia v c j sp cct6z**itiuJL£onfidcncc ^
The
fu
tu
re
ot
Senator
W»l*h*t
—
(IN
S
)—A
revolt
against
present
knew they’d know about it sooner the United S tates, but he has made
"SinfordT M“ C A. hoys and n lg h tr'A 'b ltr enried-m-expertt-rf-** richly coiitVibuledT*candidacy apn**red doubtful to
national officers of the D. A. It.,
no definite plans.
or later.”
*ir parents are invited to at- attend the meeting to hear Hathaday. T hus fair. Walsh- has not a
the
was revealed here today when
to
A nother tim e, he said he kept
*»ad Community Night u t Long- wuy’s reported answer*Curltun
single com m itted * <ii legato, sava
a
prom
inent
women
announced
their
KILLS
SELF
charges
made
here
by
hia possession of the bonds secret
J *ood tomorrow night at 7:30 1*.
his own eight fi om M ontana, and
resignation nnd made public a let
luch
“ because there was too
*. The program will bo held un- month ago.
p rio r to the aiiiio:inee»nont of hia
ST. LOUIS. May 2.—(INSI te r sent to the national officers at
publicity anyw ay."
* f the auspices of the Y. M. C (tcandidacy It was known th a t MooMrs.
P
eter
E.
Ahearn,
07
year*
Rebuked
by
hia
wife
becauso
he
W ashington. .
‘•ontcr Boys of Longwood. A
tatift’a dutftatcfc were favorable to
old,
wife
of
\
\
E.
A
hesrn,
Sanford
Mrs. Joseph A. W hitney and
Florida's annual income from failed to retu rn home until 3:30
fwfken pilleau for adulta and ice
the New York Governor. Walsh
Jeweler,
died
a
t
th
eir
homo
a
t
11
this
morning,
F
oster
Fordyce,
shot
Mrs. William Lyon Phclpa signed
beo industry in honey and wax
for children will he served
was entered In Wisconsin, and
o’clock
this
m
orning.
Funeral
and killed himself in uu upartm ent the protest. Others resigning in
Wthe Jxmgwood Baseball League.
CHICAGO, May 2.—(IN S )— am ounts to approxim ately $260,.
lo st to. Smith and Reed. H a h a t
horvieos
will
bo
hold
Friday
m
orn
today.
clude Mrs. Irving Fisher, Mrs.
J* Program will inrlude stunts
Oscar Dopriest, Chicago’s first 000. '
ing a t 9 o'clock from All Soul* now lost a p d h , and heavily, la
l; B y
H enry li. Townsend, Mrs. A. B.
*7 Sanford boys Luther Dnv
negro Alderman, has been selected
California.
;
Church.
Square, and Mrs. E. M. Bradley, - Mrs. Ahearn is survived by her
ZftJ David Van Nea* will o ffer a
Reed, on th? other hand, U atn!
uh the Republican candidate for
Mrs. J. T. B ag? and the Misses husband, four daughter*, Mr*. In the iJictura At loaU ho hax a
Rumors circulated on the streets Congress from tho F irst Illinois
comedy; Harold Booth will
M. E. , Dana. Clifford Nugent. Curtis Muse, of Sanford; Mrs to tal of itoir.e 64 delegatee, scat?
?'*• a saw solo and eight other th at the Forrest Lake Hotel D istrict to succeed the late Con
Josephine Nugent and E lizabeth Florcnze Sehnur and M rs. W aiter tert-d through half a dozen states.
will do u pyramid building would close within a short time gressm an M artin U. Madden.
fattt.
W. Farham .
.
were denied this morning by LUSmith'.* present total of 308 delDrawdy, of Orlando, and Mrs.
D epriest Is committeeman and
Tho statem ent declared “ we arc John Oglespie, of Lako Monroe; ogates are scattered from Maine
word Higgins, head of the Sanfonl Third W ard leader in the politiHotel Realty Company, owners ot eal organization headed by Mayor
trial started
W ASHINGTON, May 2.— (IN S) ceutical Associotlon, of Baltim ore, unable to continue In an organiza two othor daughters and fo u r to California,- and frnll,. iho Can I
the fiublicution of the Sons of A- tion which by an action o f it* at* sons living in Canada; fo u r nelces. adian border to tho gulf, wh;rh iS 1 .
the hostelry,
William Hale
Thompson. His
rv COURTHOUSE, ALBANY, N.
Mr. ‘Higgins announced that me selection aa nominee for Congress —Evidence of a widespread cam niericu, a patriotic aoclet of B al inul convention, adopts a policy Mrs. William Bosaidy, Mrs. Carl another point ih n t hi*- frie n d i
paign of th ro at and intimidation tim ore, and to the Masonic H erald, striking a t the roots of American Rayburn, Miss Josephine Tarbell dwell upon to show the inlveraal
>. May 2.— (]N S )—A fter a 2» hotel would be kept open through
was believed by Mayor Thompson,
,kou( dclsy
due __ the dlsappcar- the summer in sp’tc of the *»«
_____
again
st new spapers on behalf of of Rome, Ga. Col- N u tt was freedom and contrary to the spirit and Miss Linda Miles, and th re t n atu re of hia strength
although five firs t district com
[*M* °f the prosecution’* etar w it- th a t R. O. Middleton, who lra*cd mitteemen, including Priest, voted a self-styled “ Dope Ring," waa puzzled as to w hether the letters of the first amendm ent of th e Con nephews, W illiam , H enry
As compiled hero and conceded J,
and
to be subetantislly accurate, the
!l
lh* trW . of Mrs. F1ownc« E the building last fa I, ha* g i'en unanimously to put the negro s dt-closed today by Col. L. G N utt, were actually w ritten by an agent stitution which it has awom to Phillip M iles..
I anapp, former secretary who up Its operation. He aa,d *
head of the F ederal Narcotic Unit. fo r some dope ring and are to be uphold.
Mrs. Ahearn had lived in Florldn Smith slate to d ata:
name on the ballota charged with stealing a $2^75 Jiiddlcton had left Sanford.
Arizona, fl; A rkansas. 8 out of
L etters sen t to th ree puolications taken seriously, w hether they
"The present policy of the D. A at d ifferen t tim es fo r th e p a st u)
If
he
is
elected
in
November,
"n»u* check, started today before
w ere prepared by a dope crazed R., is tyrannical suppression of years. During most of th a t tim e 18; California, 26; Idaho, 8; Dli? I
The owners of the building
from
Loa
Angeles
and
turned
over
C ourt' Justice Stephen appoint someone to operate U for Depriest will be the first> negro to the F ederal authorities said: fanatic, o r constituted nothing •11 who d iffer w ith the present her residence was in Lake Monroe nois, 60 o u t of 68; Iowa, M; l
Congressman from Illinois, and
tsllsghnn.
“ W arning to the publisher: • If more th en a hoax.
them with the next few day*, Mr. the first to represent any state in
national officers on questions of and Sanford. She waa born in tana, 20; Maine, 12; M,
N arcotic
conditions
in Los
H iggln. said, and th at announceyears- Congressman Madden, yon publish any articles of any Angeles are considered b etter the day. They warn ag ain st listen Ilardstown, Ky., and h er parent* ,rtts, • 36; Michigan. $0: Ml
riJK)D MENACES CAPITAL
nf the new management
Ing to some of the m ost d lst’n were among the early settler* io ta, *24; New Hampshire, 8;
who was one of th e beat known kind about us we will blow up
in m ih t large cities. .Activi
your
place
and
kill
you.
And
we
„ York, 90; North DAkola, It);
gulshcd scholars in the W illed there.
men a t tha nation’s C apital, died
W a s h i n g t o n , May 2-— g n s )
*huma, 12 cut of 20; I'enaoJ
don’t m ean maybe- Keep your ty of the Federal agents and police S tates and are frightened with
hotel
s
dining
room
will
suddenly
of
h
ea
rt
disease
last
1^ . .
mfaace was brought
there have succeeded in .d riv in g
la,
66 out of 76; Rhode U la
mouth
shut
and
w
atch
your
step.
fo r the summer months, but
TAMPA—South
Florida
F
a
ir
week a fte r having been renomi
im aginary dangers. S iste r organiza
rish,* ' ^ , thc
f« iay . The rooms will rem ain open.
We mean business. (Signed) The out m any dope peddlers. From the lions are denounced though of here this w in ter w as attended by W ashington, 14; Wisconsin,
nated
f
°
r
another
term
.
He
had
national standpoint there is little
fear *1.1 . ... . ted
,ta engineers Ao
Dope Ring.7
429,970 persons, g re a te st l a its of 26; Wyoming, 0 th e ‘
f°r thJ * L ^ * ‘!?.in‘tl«n may be in
change in the situation from • ficers are members of the D. A. hiftonr,
eT
^ u g u s t i n e - i 6oo feet represented th e P i n t District,
The
letters
were
sent
to
the
____________ . ____
with
three-quarter*
of
tho
papu
■ _______
astra.,! m0? 1 flood »‘nce the dia- f i s h e s . cosUng 1 2 .1 0 0 . p u r
feer months ego*
_______ __ B. them selves,"
lation
negro,
for
tho
past
25
years. Journal of the American Pharma*
l* u ia l2 W L ? * U.r 0f 1889* 'whlch
wuadsud Penniylraui* Areque, chaKiL „
—* f
indons His 1st
This Morning
MIAMI, Fin., May 2.— (IN S )—
Judge Clyde I. W ebster of Mos
lem Temple, Detroit, was elected
im perial outer guard today in the
only contested election at the an
nual convention of the imperial
council of the nneient nrabic or
der of the nobles of the mystic
Shrine.
<
Frnnk C. Jones, of Arabian
Temple. Houston, Tex., autom at
ically became Imperial Potentate,
succeeding Clarence Dunbar, of
Providence who served during the
past yenr.
Los Angeles was chosen as the
city for the 19211 convention. The
date will be set Inter, b u t- it
probably w ill.be held May-28, 29
SO. Houston, Tex., put up a hard
fight fo r the convention but fin-
WAYBRIGHT WILL CAPITAL EXTENDS
SPEAK IN BEHALF ATLANTIC AIRMEN
OF FONS TONIGHT FITTING OVATION
lto,
Leads Reed And
Walsh In Voting
CONGRESS BEGINS WALSH AND REED
QUIZ INTO CADETS REFUSE TO TALK
i'/;.JAVAL DISMISSAL ON SMITH’S W IN
Lindy Doesrft Plan
___
cond
Flight Of Atlantic
n
/•
•
Members Of D.A.R.
Revolt Because Of
“Black List” Row
Mrs. Peter Ahearn,
Wi f e Of Jeweler,
Dies This Morning
Illinois S e le c ts
NegroCandidateTo
Rumor Of Hotel’s Succeed M. Madden
Closing Is Denied
Edward Higgins
s
Narcotic Agent Discloses Campaign
Against Editors By Dope Peddlers
rfd
£ £+ « t
u t -
HTJ
.s
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h tv
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j
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THB SANTOnn HERAt.0. SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY MAY 1. 1924
■*
Jack Sharkey Wins Match
In First Round Of Scrap
NEW YORK, May L— (IN S )— sort, he would have turned in the
Tex Rickard, the well known cauli performance two months ago and
flower culturist, found him self this then all of professor Rickard's
morning. which is one of the thing* plans would have gone through
he can-guarantee to do nlmost strictly according to script. Rut
daily, with rxnrtly one more peach he wouldn't or couldn’t, or a t least
in his garden of Mnrison Sqtinre didn’t, so the professor got very
than the aowinjj of seeds for the sm art and named lleency as llu
heavyweight harvest could account challenger before further exposes
for. I t all came of the mistaken could niter the situation. U pm
of lemons la s t‘night, whereas only which, the piofvMor found no
Idea that he was plunting a couple further rcu: in for being sm art
one of them ran true to catalogue. nnd went right ahead mutchlng
The other bloomed not In the smir Shat key and Delaney ju rt for the
hnc of the lemon hut in the Hell sake of fillihg nu'open date and
full tints f a fruit inalienably u s -[ tlie (ill in tile box office.
Hocintcd with nil that is good; a
The rem it today wa* that, with
peach, no less.
lleeriey and Tunney definitely
In exactly one m inute nnd th ir mat< lied for July 2d, at the Yankee
teen seconds of play, Jack Shnrkr.' 1 Stadium,' Sharkey wa* a for better
knocked Jack Delaney right out; card than thi'.inun who in advance
last night while a ernwdi il >i mse hud been declared in on the cham
wont beserk. Always a eontraty pionship killing. He wns a superior
cuss, lie picked a most unfortunate uttrurtion for several unisons, the
moment for this exhihituu of main one being that he scored three
mnster.y.
knockdown* in one minute last
F or l»e it known by nil tin -e pre* night, which wu.< exactly three
nent Hint Tomato lleeiu-y, the more than had been tallied in fifty
prom inent 'human being, already two round i of previoii.. activity ii
has been declared in on.tlint cham tlic heavy weight racket. Thy knock
pionship dividend with Tim ney. in down' and the knock >ut constitute
July and here thin Sinn key guy af>Hjt the only dvvelpnicnts that,
doing in less than a round wh.it will send the hoy away from th'.-r»
innto,.in fact, didn't even have lie-' gibbering in maudlin glee nliout
Heoncy failed to d i in fifteen. To •glial
1
fight*, gient fighter.* and
lancy on the floor or nem it, un til ' like They Wile doing that lo t
less you count the sole. of Ins feet. jilight
'
while the re lllllht'llt Doiulii y
Sharkey not op|y lr.ul kiln then' Av.r' l.cing e.io rt.rl up the aide,
three times in ilie fii *t minute 'Vet fir t, piol.ably tlo- only potblit kept him there tin lust time rinns of his anatomy Hint h isn’t
dowui
:Hg-n vmlHMinjvUack.il Idm-Sluukey .
-II.,,l ithnrkew—b.-en rtn
1ff R n r f t flP T h ifr i- ..t*’aTtii ■ 'P *F.*'i 7. ’
<>*. t
MS
SI
Tfcr.f .
nr Cm
Malt
'k*«
Von Porat Defeats
Haskell Indian By
..Knockout In F icst
CHICAGO, May
1 — If
I'h V P Teddy Roebuck, the
pound Haskell Indian, is
eonxed bark into the same ring
with Otto Von Porat, the Nor
wegian heavyweight, the g ant
red man probably will insist on
taking along ids hew nnd arrow
and at leust one first class tom a
hawk.
It took the Norwegian '-nockout
nrtist exactly two minutes and
rt-ven seconds of the first round
ln.-t night to hammer down the
huge hulk of Roebuck. In what
wus to have been the ten-round
banner event* of prom oter Jim
Mullen’s show.
Ten thousand
spectator* who jammed the a n
cient structure to the rafters
w»m w Id at the gory exhibition.
The big chief was u Imdly
Celerly Feds Clim b Into
Second Place When They
FORT LAUDERDALE, May 1.
(S P E C IA L ) -Sanford’*
Celery
Feds stepped up into a four-sided
tie for second place in the Florida
State Leugim here yesterday a f
ternoon whin they won th eir seeoml straight baseball game from
F o rt Lauderdale, 7 to f». Sanford
......
.... one _name behind Miami,
is now
the league leader.
A sixth inning rally, which net
ted the Celery Fed* four runs be
fore the local team could stop
them, won the game. Hathaway,
the Sanford hurler, was hard hit
in tlie dosing innings but hrillidm
support by his team -m ates nnd
wild running <>n the bases hyv Fo.-t
Lauderdale saved tlie bacon for
tlie Feds.
M anager lunch of F ort I-nuderdale didn't have nay regular
pitchers to take the mound .vesttrd n y .*o he sent in his left field-*
er. ii fellow named McHenry, w|in
didn’t do badly. He struck out s i\
men and only allowed four walks^
Hathaway struck put the same,
number luff wa* generous with his
passes sending seven men t o 'first
wood. Double plays* P o rter to
Frisboc: Hathaway, C ulbfcath to
Abell.
Stolen bases,
.Inckson,
S tu art. Struck out, by M cHenry fi,
hy 11At ha" ay «». liases on halls off
McHenry’ •• " f t H athaw ay 7. Pas«i<d hall*. (*ebb. Wild pitches. MeH rnrv. Umpires, Collins, Lohr.
Time of irnnie. 2:01.
LONDON. May 1 ti» increase the provl*
study and teaching (>f
history in the Universi
don, which has been
for some time, is cxpoi
satisfied shortly by
li/D R . J. UJU0 IVEL(,‘:
Orlando. Flnridu
.!-:i
ii
Ambulant Proctology t
MAt KDONIA—New icho ilhuuM?
being built here.
Mitchell and his follunrri
early days used a Ntrong *0ltt
-and often had ahsrrsxrs1]
sloughs as the result, hut »
the new technique developed
such men an A lbright or f t
drlphin, nnd lllanrhard of Q
an absolutely safe technique
been worked out th a t uses »
weak .solutions and from shirk
Hit,l.KRS DAIRY- FARM
•.
Phono 87 i 1
Sweet Milk
Sweet Crc
R utter Milk
Milk For Rabies
■SOUTHERN'S
GRID
Eastern Clubs Will Meet
SQUAD TO PLAY 8
Stiffer Opposition When TIMES THIS FALL
They Go West Next Week
I ill eg o*l i- ii tlir firu P in A m
poiog v»m *c You »un he »uic of
/.on. >i s c i 'i .r / nun unv Puri-.Aw
i.ViiM'i. \m l von knmv that llir
gio.lu, t* lie sells arc produced
.old .Ii Iribolcd bv one reliable
or,- mi ,ili> 'll.
Ulont I
Citizen’s Mass
M eeting Friday
Ni^lil ( its Hall
•* to I , II tl 0
six el 1 .0 .
win liom th,
Cluck lin e
fielder, ci i- Si
wall win!, ,
suf fi Ici| a , I j
brain.
McLnulins
KNl.lt \ \ INi.
Diamond M ounting
,' cm r l m - l Iptoiiii'l rist
\Nnlrh R e p a irin g
R urleigh lii
the Pirates m
nosed out i in
ky Adam- .It.
.Whcji li.-lj.ed
Urookly n * high Hying
ran inlo u ldi/.x„,d „f
D I I I H• I III ;iul Mill,
i l ti iiitii tiiminp, lii.t
(L e g a l N o iic e s )
ic.a.ni
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mill \v«*iv b l n t i i f l i i r i i d |iy ;| | |
In I Hroi.
.McC in w ’ n .l u g g e r *
WOlCll I'll" I'll I 1111, in tw o c o ii h ic ii -
speed am; Migner com prey tors nave
increased engine b e a t.. . put rte'.v dem.mds on g:iM»Iinc anti
m otor oi
t a l l a h a s s -k f .
—(IK S ) K.i | Mil'
German l.jikcr In n
injuii* 11* •*iv** | j
f« II r i l h ’fti f i r | |f.
of Hi.’ »'apitol I,, i h.
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. An "'Mi nil III
w+rrv'wii' iceeiiH) TTuoiicd
w-ifi- nt Iiciio . Neva., will in
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lied to liorothy Th
run u« Uf*|m|H*r writui m, \\
|.ml.iil.|\ in tin. 11■-ii i ii'i t ii
Kegi*! i y Dffici', in cm ding
iniigi'ineiiin Hindi' today.
planned to have a hen,.,
D-rvicr at the !b'avo\ l hancl
I i l 'p i i r i fill*
u t iu i . i w l
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r)ir-h-rrr
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l.nieifngi- i* ‘Viuiaid. nnd th I’.'
Pan-Am m otor oil is re
fined from parailin base
F.vory loyal citizen
should attend Mass
Meiding
Friday
night. •
crudes th a t m ake a to u g h e r oil.
I iia( is why it holds its hody, mile
after mite - . . kccpsihiTTiottest friclion spots in any m o to r safe fro m
d e stru c tiv e w ear.
• A nd Pan-Am gasoline is
refined w ith unusual care
\
to remove foreign m atter
and carbon form ing elcl J aM ^ a) ments. This clean gaso
line keeps your m otor
f r y Co /
c le a n e r. . . gives less car*
o v
bon trouble and better
p erfo rm an ce.'
c.Tmerican Petroleum C o rp o ra tio n
l
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l i i a l w o l d •o i 'l l u t . ii K n o l l . h
in
h i t wit., n o t w i l l. Olio h I n n . ’ l l i
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of
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• J b y t l i r d in 'll, t h e m a n . i v i ol
A lso J i e r i h t i t n r i t.
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This Is YOUR Big Opportunity To Buy
Furniture At Savings Never Before Dre&nied
Geo. W ettsten Jr. Receiv
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLflWDA, WEDNESDAY MAY 2, 1928
Ilndc cunty muck and Dado county
rock?
Why docs Dr. Hathaway keep on
• » { • » « *•#
declaring
th at the Tnmiami Trail
Anion? the candidates in the local political field is one
«*M »n n
has boon paid for and th a t not n
seeking
re-election
to
the
Florida
legislature.
He
Is
a
man
O O o W r ST. 1
•i
SNMfsr*, ruri*£L *£i*lr<aMtfl2 weH known to readers of The Hernld and Is generally re penny is owing to anyone for its
garded ns one who has been exceptionally successful in his construction, when estim ate No.
■ o iu iro u orar------ --rajt«r personal business affairs and in the management of the 13 of project G(5!)-D to R. C. H uff
II HOW ARD ■
public’s wherever entrusted to him. We are speaking of man Construction Co., dated
M ARI K/ U . AON
course
of L. P. Hagan.
u r a K H ir n iM h a
March 35, 1938, shows am ount
•w
T » . r __
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In considering the enndidney of n man for public of lue $103,043.31 and 10 per cent
•b
M iw lk i ______________
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fice, it is always wifi£, whenever possible, to scrutinize as reservation of $115,307.80? This
» r C « m » f per R w k
closely ns possible his public record.
Especially when a w nrrent had not been registered
H>r n m l il , •■ ■ l.rl'a p lo w * w m
man
is
running
for
re-election,
it
is
well
to study his past in the comptroller's office on April
Pflprr. • • k M ' il l * *
*«> O r Ip trV M
t l t M l ,’l« ir » t t m l / t , N f f l r l M l l . M conduct in that office.
If
he
has
acted
wisely
and well, it 17, 1928.
O la
a n p r r la t
*lrr»»
• rtf aa u i» ( It, n
The final estimate* bad not be<*n
If he has not conformed
IW W ff O d u ia k il rru nla 4*11* r * l r i » Is Bhecr nonsense to remove him.
l i p a ll O r l r . I i a « m a l a a f •*».! to the wishes of his constituency, he will more than likely made on both contracts covering
• nitre PMld.
project GtTJ-C and GOO D on th at
ptr4.Ur rtllrirM if i' m i . u 4 it —aind it is right that he should—be replaced.
■ r lO ii.t r . u k .
date.
With this idea wholly in mind, without any ax to grind, How much more will they owe
n r llrM ald u
•
« ta k r
« f « > • and without any prejudices whatsoever, we have considered
when th(j final estim ate is made?
ApdU ilur, *■ wf ClrvaLui i » u , ■■
AO
lM M l < tn * r< .lh . nt r . P 1 the candidacy of Mr. Hagan. We find his conduct dur. ru
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We know project 009-D totals
itO r n , A .lr r lla r n , u l
A ir r r tb .
J in* the last session of the legislature, where he was one of $1,153,078.59 and project 0G9-C
(M AptlUA i, kirk trpairr*
r i l l l a h r r u r n r lw t 1i ■ ah asll II
thlH county’s representatives, such that he might well, totals $837,388.03. Will project
O tttn lh
tuuUI
of
■ a D r r l.lln
GC9-C am ount to $1,000,000 when
without any trace of conceit, point to it with pride.
l l l l l la w r4rr m * r r U f a b a n la lr l
d
ll er ln
ia iiu
l 114a* -i f r l m u a O r . , m n d l a
All
Seated in a legislature which has been generally char finally com pklcd?
b n aral b o il
o th er contracts th at,
acterized as the most extravagant In the history of this There areconsiderably
over
WEDNESDAY. MAY 2.
state, Mr. Hagan opposed practically every measuro which
T h d S a n f o r d H e r a ld
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rtui.i '
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might have resulted in increased taxes. The natural tend
ency with most legislators is to drift with the crowd, to be
TH E LAW OF GOD—Who»o de- j n regular, and vote ns the gang dictates. It to o k real couripl«eth the word shall be destroyed: j age, and consciousness of right doing, for Mr. Hagan to
hut he th a t fcarth the command- remain, usunily in the minority, firm against increased
mont shall be rewarded—Prov. taxation.
18:13.
We find in the files of The Herald, and they are open
PRAYER—"O M aster let me
walk with Thee, In lowly paths of for public inspection, that Mr. Hagan voted against any
increase, in salaries of state officials, and the appointment
tmrvice free.’1
of any new commissions. In regard to this matter, Mr. Ilngan
If you haven’t registered yet, stated at t h a t time: " I was out of harmony with that
you still hbvc another chance if spirit of the legislature which continually advanced exyou haven’t paid your poll tax.
ponses of the state . while business men generally were
trying to get down to a level commensurate with sound
i
They’ve changed the “ S pirit of policies. I could not conscientiously support the majority
1Miami'', to the *p rits ol Miami of those measures.”
during the Shrine convention.
We find nlsp that lie was opposed to the infamous
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Highway bill, and Mr. Hagan at that time said:
Some of the .state papers arc be
ginning to knock Jim Carson. T hat j "1 opposed t h a t measure .becaUMg I co>ul<l not see where the
shows he hr gainfng strength.
i responsibility of nity purchase (blild be
I placed. I contend
ed that the State Hoad Department should have been
Politics doca make strange bed designated to handle the purchase and I also thought ifb est
fellows; there's P eter O. Knight, to have a maximum price stated. I voted against the bill.”
I>. B. McKay, and Doyle Carlton, The bill carried, but the Supreme Court has since ruled it
for instance.
unconstitutional.
----------- o---------- And at that time, even a year ago, before Doyle Carl
They’re luiving a smallpox epi
ton
had
brought out any of his famous charges against I’\ iiis
demic in Mexico. Sonic upriacr ;
down there using idiotguns instead Hathaway, Mr. Ilngan, while anticipating nothing wrong in
the State Road Department, supported a joint resolution
of rifles.
asking for an audit of the department's affairs because ho
And In Spring another thing a believed ‘‘that the legislature should have, at least every two
young m an's fancy turns to yetrs, a complete audit and survey of a department as inv
thoughts of is th a t sum m er vaca j portant as the one under question is.’>
Mr. Ilngan fore
tion.
s a w the difficulties bound to rise from the handling of so
Fords are coming in for a tr e vast an amount of money and exerted his best energies to
mendous am ount of publicity since forestall just such a situation as has arisen.
this governor’s race started, at
The Herald can see nothing in the public acts of Mr.
least the rvur ends are.
Hagnn to criticize and finding much that shows a
------------ o-----------sincere regard for the welfare of I he people who elected him
Hush little Khrlner,
to office and which indicates sufficient courage and moral
Don't you cry:
fiber to fight for principles known to bo right, we can not
It goes down all right
urge the citizens of Seminole County too strongly in return
Mixed with Canada Dry.
.
—Miami Life. this man to the legislature where he can continue the good
work so ably started.
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r I THE ETERNAL QUESTIOI
FORT MYERS— Bridge to be
constructed over Cnloosnhatchce
River here.
M eeting Friday
N igh t City Hall
MONEY TO LOAN
On improved Clly property at 7 per cent. 3 to five your
W hat shall we have for dinner?
This has been answ ered by us. N o mor
worry for the H ousew ife. Our dinner
have been reduced from 6Qc to 40c. Th
quality remains the sam e. ..AH othe
item s reduced in sam e proportion. Giv
us a trial and leave the kitchen worrie
behind for the summer.
straight loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on good
BELL CAFE
business property.
SANFORD
BOND A N D MORTGAGE CO.
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Dinner served 11:30 a. m. to 2.30 p. m.
5:30 p. m. to H:30 p. m.
U2> E. Second St.
todaT
The “S pir.t of SL Louis" has
gone into the Smithsonian In stitu
tion. Not going to w all th s lime
until some foreign museum gob
bles it up.
Helen Win* ha* gone to Europe
oguin to try her luck on the ten
nis court*. Wo hope »he gets u
big silver cup this time instead of
appendicitis.
------------o-----------. Since Jim Carson got into this
race, and arcing th at hr got away
w ith It without personal injury, a
numl/er of people nre_ ta k h ig ^ p
"ttnnUiijii'tfH against old Catts.
------------o-----------It in rum urrd that Key West
will probably go a* strong for
Mrs. Owen this time as it went
against her lust time. It looks as
if she is going to he sw ept into
Congress by u landslide.
Cluudo (J. Bowers,
editorial
w riter for the New York Evening
World, lias hern elected to make
th*\ keynote speech at the Demo
cratic National Convention. The
World i». one of Governor Smith's
tfiuuui chert support err.
Dur observation has been that
m oil of our citurn.s are getting
ready to shake hands with the next
flherlf* uf Seminole county anil ex
claim, " I ’m glad yuu won. I was for
you all the time," no m atter who is
elected.
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SENATOR
Tb
WAYBR1GHT
EDGAR
Duval County’s Fighting Senator
(Wednesday)
C i t y A tH a l l
D estroyers In War
Most of us have the Men that Hie monster battleships
of the American pav.v were the sine qua non of our fleets
during the recent tvar. hut Frederick Palmer points out in
an article in Liberty Magazine that the destroyers were of
most vital importance to the Allied cause on the high seas.
"The destroyer had come into an active part while the
battleship marked lime,” explains this writer. "Originally
the destroyer was designed to ward off the attacks of tor
pedo boats. It had taken the torpedo boat’s place us a tnrpodn carrier.; imireasiug—in ^ize : suilfLali- weerini-—-nftontT
slender, sharp-nosed, with guns to fight destroyers and
make merchant ships yield, and speed to run away from
ships with heavier gunfire. It is the race horse of the
sea. Rushing at thirty knots an horn* toward the telltale
German periscope, the target for the rapid fire of its guns,
it could force the IMxmt to .submerge.
"Hritain found that she had nothing like enough de
stroyers.” continues Palmer. "Her first call to us was for
more. Our first flotilla was a glad sight t•• the war-weary
eyes-'of British naval men—who knew m> much belter than
tiie public their need—when it arrived at Queenstown, with
its crew eager to get into the game. And what a game it
was to he!"
QUESTIONS I'EOI’LK
Why tin! he pay
Fons A . Hathaway
Should Be Florida’s'
NEXT GOVERNOR
Come and see
Sen. Waybright
Clip Catts’ Claws
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4-4 iniU<,-«JLung
-AND-
Why did Dr. H ath a w a y pay the
It. C. H uffm an CnnMnicliun Co
$837,305.39 for the 12 mile* of
'lit111in111■ T r a il
I:
Why
auk.asking
MI A MI DAM 1 N E W S
il
8 o’clock
-o -
iiuirPbnsrrtJrfloTTTo. $
-and s tltf - tr f the people believe
ki i Sidney J. Calt*, the incompar- that a watt only $'117,307.09, cover
K iiblc swear* that the intercats of
|» th e taxpayer an- as Hear to li:s ing that parlieular part of Tam
i fond heart a* the tender apple mini Trail known a* project Oii'.elt,
blossom is to the sturdy bough being the 12 l I mile* I icnteii be
Of course, while C ults was gover tween project GG9 C and Monroe
nor the state niillage did incrcnso county line?
from il 1-2 mills to 11 mills, the
Why ha* he left- the people
highest state millagc in forty thinking that they had only paid
years. Rot why hping th at up! — $49,030.10 more than the T. T.
t Jacksonville Journal.
Sweet Dredging Co, Ind Lid, when
he ha* paid $810,407.09 in ire than
Judging from what some of his Sweet’* hid for this particular
followera say, we g ath er th at work ?
Fons H athaway not only paid for
Why ihd he pay for 05 74-lOOth*
Florida's stale highways person ucre* o r clearing and grubbing,
ally out of his own pocket, and totaling $19,722, when Mr. H uff
superintended their construction,
man hud bid for 49 acres, clearing
but also th a t h t is the boy who
and grubbing, $14,700—just $5,022
cut the right of ways with his own
ax, who shovelled the roadbeds in more than the hid? Can’t the mute
departnu-cil^!!
engineer*
to plaee, who hauled the rock, who road
measure
accurately
the
urre*
in a
noured the concrete, and smoothed
ft out. He's the man who built the right-of-way ?
Why did Dr, H athaway pay $2,roads.
i
000 per mile for clearing and grub
------- a----------------A judge rules th a t "The drunken bing to the R. C. Huffm an Con*
driver Is as g re a t a menace as the atruction Co. for 12.12 mile*, known
bank robber. H ereafter these d ri aa project "C,” the amount of
vers, when proven guilty, will go 124 ,240 without a hid and only
-from this court to jell for the m ax paid for the next 12 1-4 mile*,
imum term ." The question rem ains $19.722—a difference of $1,518?.
Why did Dr. Huthaway puy for
of course, when is a driver drunk.
One m an adm its he’s drunk when cleaning and grubbing on project
h« lies down on the billiard table, 669-E, 60.6 acre* nt $126 per acre,
pulls the cue up Qver him and goes $6,312.60 when the bid wua for 34
E to alcep. A nother inaiats he’s pot ‘ acres, or $4,260?
drunk until he cun't lie down o n ' Wh should the enginor-m make
the billiard table.
an erro r in the acreage of u right-
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JACKSONVILLE—New concrete
total amount of bid and have been
paid. Will Dr. llathitwny take the vault built at rc at of City Clerk’s
office in City Hall.
people into hi* cnfidcnce and tell
them about these’ O r does he Eti.l
think that it is none of the public's
business, ns he has thought on the
Citizen’s Mass
above mentioned two 12-miles con
trac ts?
k n ow ii a* project
iir.ilf , wlti-h the lota! bid w.t*
$282,762.16, ju*t $651,036.68 more
than the luluj bid?
Why dn the Huliiavvuy support
er* state th at these bids were paid
junt « little in excess, when tht
two 12’mile projects cost $1,295,840.10 more for excavation than
wn» ru le d for in the bids? Docs
ho call $1,000,000 u "little hit o '
m oney?”Why did Dr, llnthnw ay pay the
Huffman Construction Co. on pro
ject tiOO-D, $176 per thousand for
treated timber, when there were no
bill*, and pay them $142 per thous
and on project G69-C when com
petitive bid* were usked for?
Why doc* the contractor get
more when com pctltLe bidding
isn’t called for?
On the firm contract, project
CG9-C, that the T. T. Sweet Dredg
ing Co. bid $126 per Lhousund for
untreated timber, but did not re
ceive contract to furnish this tim b
er. Why?
Why did Dr, H athaway have to
pay $2.10 per cubic yard for
regular excavation on
project
GOD-L) and on project 669-C and
paid the mime contractor 82 1-2
cents per cubic yard for regular
excavation—both contracts
in
Swat Doyle Carlton, the Tampa Mudslinger
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(This advertisem ent paid for by political friends o f Dr. H athaway in Sjynmole C ounty)
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H T T O g O T F o n n w m n r /^ w jn n p r o n iffit
I,^Personals
TUESDAY
fi Dam,
F irs t
...
tlurch will meet, s t 3:30
t the church.
h fla a o ft'
Proshyter-
yr School will have picnic
pt of Mrs. Fred T. WJICtyMnl Lake. All mem*
jitfd to meet a t Uie
|drei o'clfick.
.
U '* "'•'‘UJofil,
WEDNESDAY
iPirkrr Orphanage Society
et with .Mrs. Toni Williams
(’dock at her Itoix.t on Oak
jud Third Street. A full
* f---1 l
tt is desired. ‘
(Tamer Circle of the F irst
Church will meet nt 3:30
1: the church, w nh Mrs.
find .Mrs. L. B. ijrn g g as
U Ii
Lloyd Hoyle, Robert Dodson,
Of much interest was the meet*
Hodgson Ball nnd Mr. Schwarz inn of tlTe Senirnnle llinh School
loft Monday for Miami where they
will attend the Shrincrs eon* Parent Teacher Assoc at ion which
was held Tuesday afternoon at the
volition.
Senlimde High School auditorium
Mrs. J. M- Reynolds of Greens T he.m eeting, which was the last
boro, Gn., is visiting here as the of the season, was presided over
guest of her sister Mrs. Virginia by the chairman Mrs. John VV.
Sneed Routine business was car*
Smith Cornell'
ried out during which time splend
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Meisrli id reports were given by the vari
ous coinin 'rice chairmen
and
J r., le ft Tuesday evening for
standing!
officers.’flic
prize.
SI
,Mia[iii to ijttend the Shrine fe v
n GtfUBwns presented Juanita
McMullci, president *of tin* Sopho
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more Class, li.v Mrs. Claude IlctnMr. and Mrs. G eorge' A. De don, for the best attendance of
p u t e s , are now occupying their mothers.
lovely home on Park Avenue,
Mrs. S It. Highleyinnn gave n
which has been remodeled.
splendid account of the S.niinole
County meeting of the P ateni
..D r- and Mrs. .1 ,N. Tolar, Dr.
Teachers Associut'on which was
Ralph E. Stevens and Dr
P.
'Vhsrent left Sunday for Miami t<> G- W agner oT Chtiluota was pre
attend the Shrine convention. .
sent nnd gave an interesting talk
on the State Convention which "its
The nutny friends of Mrs- T. L.
held nl Sehring in April, at with h
Dumas will he pleased to learn time h er distriet won the silver cup
tliut she is utile to lie out again for membership
a fte r a severe illness..
A fter nil business liftd been d ’s*
posed
of, Mrs. S. D. ilighleynmit
Mr, nnd Mrs. Heyward W alker
have returned home from C harles in behalf of the association pre
ton nnd Beaufort, S. C , where sented Mrs. Sneed. Yetiring presi:
dent nf the .Seminole High School
they spent the past ten days.
Parent Teachers A - ,n iat on, with
Mr. nip) Mrs. Linton E. Allen, a large hiisk' t of gludioli, as a
whose m arriage was 10 . interesting token of appreciation of her good
event April BJ at Orlando, return work*
A social hour followed the hu- ed lust week from their wedding
itess session at which time the
trip to Cuba and art* now at home
hostesses Mr.-. Janies G. Shnrnri.
to their friends ut West Sixteenth | Mrs. P. Weinberg und Mr* J. M.
S treet,
Mnyc served line
1 1 ea|ii_ and
li*h School.
r. will tiici t at '■
Win Stdi
I T 1111
isilc ( hwi'tci ut
Ihold regular ut
I program and ri
I Chapter Mectli
it Mianii-
Kt Tomin t - A- '
Ktk Side I't 1 ina 1 \
it t Pi) ii. lock al
ftirary S I.... .
FRIDAY *
a ( an 1 in li o f
nil tract
with
lit IPtlio
lot k
with
II. II. W arner, Lois Wilson flivt*
Brook, l.ilyan Tnshnuin
I*ill m u i ;it i n .lit) nVIock
Dirt. " , 11,. ..lore Langley at
( ’Iiurcli ( ’irclc* Holds
Its Business Meeting
l*j»hnu'nt* of yellow and
t K-rick ii p cream and Rohl
froleil iii while were served
*conclusion of the guntes.
f bridge players include 1
T\*<>rgi, s. Wit met', Mrs. G.
•tilh, Mr*. \V. J. Thigpen,
Janus Is Wells, M rs John
htllonatd, Mrs F.inost llous,r* Alls. G. 1) Bishop and Mrs.
At.
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A rchitect
First Nnt’l liunk IHd^.
Sanford* Fin.
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."AESOP’S FABLES"
T H U R SD A Y
Adolphe Mcnjuii
V NIGHT
The Freiburg Passion Play, tint
ing Itnek through misty nnd for
gotten centuries, is the eonneetint
link between the dark aces anil, thi
present As uirly as the year lllfll
F re ibu rg wa> select c*! a- l
III which to produce the
Play.
Il w as not until thirty fiv
later
t h a t ’ the
Oherant
Passion l'lay,_ i ^ y ipj ins
■ Thi- frock of black crepe >aiiii re
flects Paris in the clever a r rattle mient
id tin* ||iiiiuce. which diagon.ill.i li'owej
the trout and drapes itself into
craceful cascade- at th e 'right vile.
It di sired, an applied side-front .n’d
bark sn lion may he added In hal.uiiV
the Ihiuine. Medium size require*
J 1• voids .'U-inilt crepe satin.
OF. MYSTERY
Citizen’s M ass
Meeting: Friday
N ig h t City H all
F irst C hristian Church
nl* intermit irnktil’t debt ity A'1
to existence as a liuait* of
ing th anks for having been
annihilation in the epideini
swept o v er Europe at that
French Dressing
WitfrTIiVe B i b ok
At Milano Tonight
G reat fresh bolls of fascinat-fing* fabrics are arriving: daily!l
and are more alluringly love
ly than ever.
Vari-eolored effects'^ re most
prominent—these to be worn
'»ithoi* for snorts or afternoon
To l>c mistaken f- . a
'tin insult tn any mu.i 11
(\ythc-, but tin- -ui ii u_s> tnii<l when one is h i t.il
hfttilv* alter.
All S ilk H o n a n , .’l l in c ite s w id e
L ig h t s h a d e s g u a r a n t e e d W a s h
lieDaily Fashion Hint
lb ft eslllitetll s ol tin - n
'ill.id, ilhilwii lie'.
"i i 1 all*
: rap hel'lii It vv, 1 . it nl )•'
i1 -1. — al Ici Ito |•I1.'
I II I
iivv .a id 'd .
Mia. A. C. Hall. Mrs. J{. It. Pippin.
Mrs. Clifford .Walker, Mr*. B.
Moore, Mrs. T. L. Hale, Mrs. M.
L. Fox, Mrs, Ira Southward, Mrri
H. F. Giovanni, Mro. Harold Kgstner, Mr*. G. If. Turker, MrsLV. «
Hasty, Mis. George R. McCall, Mr*
Sidney J. Nix, Airs. Mack Clove
Inpd, Airs. C. A. Anderson. Airs
Pearl Rogcrtson was a visitor.
Elton J. MougltlOn
The I
boo ls of iiil llooct- ;ii . - tituatingj
Iticmhcrs of
0 Every
ktiilRe ( tub vv
most lie*
e*.'.11 turned Monday afthe guest* of Mrs.
‘fight, at the ^ubsoripcc given al the liCgiou
the Auxdinry of the
Iam-ing TW l Aiuiuu.au
V
/
"SOCIETY BREAKS’*
Eti i"> l u g 1 Itts a 11.ut
vvi 1■■
$2.50 & $2.75 yard
.Alm gloy ( 'ivpt*. tin :
l a s t . Dl im h f s vv iilr
Ca r r y
/10 in c h e s
Patterns
for
•10 inches wufe.
(Vlanese. New prints. Guar*
imteed spot proof. Printed on
light grounds. *1U inches wide.
Ituff CrepeTan, pink, ye
sport dresses
A la rg e , and ears last nigtitA
hcanl Dr.
K. W yatt s sermon in
tlie second of the F irst Christian
1 hutch revival service* laing held
at tin* •South Sidi' Prim ary School.
' !is subject was "What A Certain
Man M ssi'd Tin* Rev. F, M Mai"
|ci4, |ai.Htor of the local church, an
nounced today that the hoard m#thc church was gratified with tin*
work of Jir. Wyatt and with the
huge attendance al the revival
services. D,r. AVyatl is the jm stor
of the First C hrist!iun Church Ut
I'aylona Beach. Tonight h:* auli*
• j# l’ "ill be "M ake Aut,JCi:k0y Ilia
I'Vd Jt gf jthc Lord ” . ^ jf % ■
Figured Pongee. 31 incites vide
Rayon Satin for "slips,
s h a d e s . *10 inches wide
Pastel
F a ft colors.
$ 1 .2 5 & $ 1 .7 5 yard
----------------------r - "p;,.\ 0 f my
• „•
Ju st Received New Supply Gene A ustin ^Records, j
Ramona
Mr. ami Mr*. .C. It.,.Mason and
family leave Wednesday on the
h"iit for Philadelphia. I*a., where
tliev "ill spend n month.
I O R R ET LAKH
1. il. Btadjry, Jacksonville'; A.
A. Duple, Jacksonville; Daniel
Fol Iin. Jacksonville; I). E. Goldin,
Jacksonville; W. T. Lovett, Jack
sonville; T. S. Lindsey, New York
City; A. H. Merrill, Jacksonville;
S. K. Nichds. Jacksonville; J. J.
O Connor. JaikiunvUJe; A. I’etrL
novirh, Jacksonville.
Bu l t e r i c k
All colors in Georgette CrcpC
for Sprintf ('»»!
Light shades
w id e
R ia lto C re p e
hWright H onors
Members Of Club
{
Prescriptions Filled Promptly
And Accurately
milled
unit Mrs J a i n s I. Wells, Mr
hit in Milv fair,
The Aziuinti Gin le of the I n t .Mi-. Jninr.' A Pittiiiiui. Mi
t Allml \\. i.ee will en ter
B aptist Church held it« tegiihu M1 . 1 l \ de By 1 d and M1 a id
<irant U il'"ii.
|ttt nonit'cin of the Suns
business and xuciai minting Tut
day evening at the hunt,, of Mr
CONDI *
M. C5. Hagan in Piiiehuist with
Mrs. iliigan and Mr. . Alhiou Ken
dull ns hostesses.
(}uantities of magnolias, lillies
aitd petunias were used in decorat
ing thu rooms where the meml>ei>
assembled.
Mrs. II, A. Moreland, eirelo
chairman, presided over the tmsiness session when rout me Ini'iness
was carried out. A fter all Imsiness
had been attended to, tin eled i in
of officers took place resulting a 1
follows: chairman. Mrs. Sidricv I.
Nix; vice chairman, Mrs. T. I.
Hale; secnitary-treaRnter. .Mrs. II
F. Giovanni. Sualieam liatnl ol
fleers: mtinie. .Airs Roy It Pippin:
1-Prog ra m, -ft! vs. t;,. S, t.a tryll amL
iflm'ivc lit idgo was enjoyed
t the afternoon Ijours and
e ^atm-k hud been conlh* prize for top score, a
•u» h sil ver hot |datc muts,
urth-ii M n. George S. AVit-
E. First St. .
Sanford
senibled t••■ the g a m e ' w i f e «!•»orated w th mini.' us baskets and
Atlanta.
Mr. iiikI M1 -1
spent Sunday veiv
Daytona I’cadi.
<4TIic F riendly u r u g M ore
* •*
.
■{
»
L aney’s
"FitEN(.’ll DRESSING"
Party
A|i<s J ea n e tte l.a in g and
Mrs. F lo n nee I'y a n o f Moiirdm ven
returned lunne Monday front At
111IItik. ( k c . w here they have hece
v isitin g M is. R yan's son w ho is a t
tending G.
M. A They also at
tended
G la n d O p e iu While it:
hifkii 1 it- !•' "f iiiifnrd *iurilen
'r t f o S N S l i j f i ', . - ; : Haufinir. ttfNflRft litiipinnif. .
.
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m 3
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tljrau r.'JH .H W
TO DAY
All I'vcepti1<111111\ enjoyable sue-I At h 1ie t that i* the >
Mart in Mi I 'anicl
C live B lo ck , w ho pla y s ;
llumicllc spent tal afflar o f the past week-end vvn , , Cut l'"lc in "I tench
i* with relatives. that o f Friday evening when M i' . u h ' li play at tiic Mila
W llsi’ ll 111 till '
Braxto'i It. Buggcti eittei'aincil. 1 |
Mr, nnd Mrs. Allen and f"
tile members o f llet* evening in idee
daughters Kebcccti ;md Mary An chili mu t delight fu ll. at la 1 hnmc
of 1'anipa
pent lltc wed. cr
in Fort Mellon,
here with I'll Allen’s sister Mr
The m i n i s win M the giic 1- as.
J. S. Howell.
Mrs. W. A". Alien of Jack-onvill
is visiting here a> the guest <■f be
daughter Mrs. ,1. ,*s. Ilowdl.
;
Q U I6K SERVICE
Quickly relicvcJ
b y r u b b in g o n
Ovrtt 21 MtLitoN JAPSUstoYtani.Y
;d ni"t"! In the s p r i g s
I Side Pat cut T.
BOSSING'S
JPj 'H/A;’Hold&TisLast
j . Meetirig’u f Season
THURSDAY
home ntar)g.vuIuKt.
, Clas- of the F irst BapMiss Em ily .11,. Sm ith. who has
h tfilUiaveATuiiHc a t 1*c been librarian at tie* Sanford Pithnfs. Mcmliers are asked lie ligrary left Tuesday fur Day
t L’;-!0 o'clock a t the tona Beach, when* she will spend
Enjoys Friclby
ft Cla‘* plot*. "S u icid e S pc
II 8:15 o'ciuck ut tliu Sent
z im
|Passion Play Film Daily Fashion Hint j
IWill Be Exhibited
( ihimiu ii;n»
.Here Next Monday
o r R e s id e n c e ^ T e l. 3?
f *lt« I „.*'IiF. ') »
t o d n Astav m a y
i}A i •iaa.r *r
Florsheim
BUCHOWETZKI
PRINCESS
M ONDAY•
CunliniiouH I to 11
Adult* .AOr
Florsheim
Slioes
For Men
SlHjes
F o r .’M en
�t»AhE Foim
r
ANFOhP, FLORIDA,
THE SANFORD ITER
..
■ i
Dc3pltc.the desolate ljfe
“Blacklist’ People
Will Have Party Te
I.I'najfiutM
f*
indidatc From MittmiSIdfes •
M A R I O N . Ohio. M a y 2— ( I N S ) , means
“Old Man*' NVcryStron*tln
Sections Hut His I’csilionls ■—D ef'aring that n-» man in the
>
Getting Weaker Every Day history o ' our nutlr.n ha been i-« 1 “ Thi
[ perslstiintly libeled, rlandcred and
ilefi nr ed and calling for the cc.jsathin of the vllllfkatW i of the late
Pri iduit Warren U‘. H ardirg, an
■ditoiiiil by (jeojgi H Vim 1’lcct,
editor o f Th.- Marion S tar, ha ; Juvt
nppccuird in this publica'ion.
Van Fleet was probably clo .rr
to Harding titan any man. F or
ecnr.i he was his associate in The
Mnripn Sfar ami when'H arding hv*
■cun hi* political coreef it was to
Wilt Fleet that the nmrtnffetneiit of
Tlie S ta r fell. Slmv the parchaeof tlie paper by the ItruriPMuore
.Veiv'.pnjirv.*. Inr., Van Fleet im:<
Ttir II
oa err.
I It'rt* I
III*
t mr»* ii
««* *•
« a-iff 11
■parts <.r the 'Tt,airrrr*tttffir:i2sS*.'
rcpr:ai
iriittee
a . tat*
Sciinto
llukntl
m ittee
*state
ing in
“»h! w
th 'r e i
Onn if
is-port
teimini
f'ontlhi
Hnniin
Shriners S e le c t
Their Outer Guard
For The Next Year
“ The accredited i n v e stig a to r of
ih c United F ta te r S en ate Public
l-unil* rommitto*-, sent to .Marion
on tlie unrioimced suspicion, that
..»n«- trace o f thr so-railed f ’ohtin*
i ntal T r a d i n g <*o. L ib e r ty Ronds
( ( ‘ontlnuril From I’uge O'
migl-.t tie found in the estute.i
.f
ding
for the next Sluim 1 conven
Mr. and Mrt- M aiding. Itaa tom e
tion with HfiUrtnn, T e x . its tins*
itinl giiiie,” <1 lari
the editor*
desert, F reem an said that
h e y o r h la w i f e
eturns To a s
T
.AMr'IA-TFAKHmN ^
<•< K H t e e . i W U e .»*■
i hecn barred from speaking ‘ be*
* for*- iJUetingK o f the D aughters'
i.ON DoN,
-May ..l — t I N S ) — A
i of tlie American Revolution and
the Krymen of America will hald cuff hand at the lop **f the kevc.
a ‘•Rlnrkli't P arty" here <m May Just i.Tirfe it. jpins on to the body
9 nt the lu-vel Club.
of ti •!:—* is tm« i f the kift-it
A m o n g the eligible guest:! f o r I vag.tlM nf rashicn. Soruainie:.
■the party, which is t*i be gjx'cii this
"vel shoulder dee ration
under the auspices of the Nation takes . tiie place
of a
cuff
Magazine, are two United S ta te . at ti t
but In *itl: r ra j
. Stnut ,r .
Horah and
Ron); tin- 1 :1 r.c u ff is rcpeftteil by
United
States
R epresentative i rRMh i' *o ff in the tuiPinal i>orj Fiorvlli! . La guard p,
Theodora it’' n n th e sleeve.
f Roosevelt. Scoot Nwiring and . A Inti
turn-down tu f f «i th
rho.dh ■, with u button t,r t ’.n
rju u k injiuile .Clarence .Harrow. m I .’«-•] f >i i,tfcpjdUnrf, nr.'! n> d h i '
Art Young, Dorothy P ark e r
rju! fl;u
fi at tilt.' waist. ,i« a rtrihMealhstc-r fojemim.- The .invl fag ■'foci fohnd on the \o rv hit
t.itioiis, adiitcw tti to "D ear Foll * : o oiitls.
ow Coiispiratofs’Y rays in' p arti
A mnd fied f jrm of thi* .mt
.'■'Ve le.licc that your mime np*
with a Mrip vtf. a.
peril-, i ■: the roll of honor diuwn I ts■■
iratcrinl k r in ‘ a: ti .*•
up by tlm O aughttra of the .\>f the dicas. or jum per,
mcricnit
i of ii regular cuff.
ru ---------------------------—t
—
—
h u k e j .a ,
hnrll khlps of th eir ,io'nr *
lory life cs “ more than in
itn.ci.f,iiud considered
_ . r r r : . ............
wife
opr ft n.Mmtrf
Rut i rl three j v s r i in. the nitrati ert i ^ t ‘ l - r r n
or
plant
1
i
*
<
Du-c-’
th •• »'•«*
d r;. nf ChiV. in a country ■
iiUiir— «) ^
lane .me th at oven Indians could jtu r* Lu. ■nl.v
i -‘4r C :i *i
hot in* hired I t remain, H. R. Fr-e- t , , . £f»ii ami r^iit
ir.an; Smith onidn InsUtuti n a s mu.
* Our ml.': • i l l : w-« *Mw ' ate
tro-physicist. has • returned to
• Uj’1 r “ *
Wjuhii'.rtmi aftor ..vcieutif'c r.- w .- hull,.! L, ■ ■
• ' 1 r ”t*
M’f.rch’ in connection 'vith ir.eu.urj-. |j*i:ri, t'-VL-lv • :.il.
| inm raahl. “ Ti.D x'-i1'
■ '• w at it
m'
■f tl • Fun’s heat.
mitaiRH hy
T i e Siuithse-iu'i solar i . h ' e n . i 1
. piped lim n f:< hi il •
t >ry near Calama, Vhile. i' ore *1f || t ’ .i railrjuil i <m. u n j .
the th rte « tn'i’ i..* scat eivtl >n'r | Fresh fnoil, » :vfptii;<r nits;: i. was
• u rarity. Ocn>i .na'ly vrgvtablea
the g lobe wliciv the. ln.'titut: :i
vn:: . ,'d<>
m ahirg thuily conrpiiu t- n.1
tb-. u ;'i'o ent n inuri
away. F u -h c
• *1 i-ifi
wit'.- r i hath ntfldv* " r r u v r 'I -' V
are lo m g lahen o a r it 1 t.g l . i ' I'l.Ull h dozed in tin u u itn i.;
In an effort roll • ■ tli*“ nniio*
a f vi*Lr w ith a view to rt.!':e:t>
-iy of life- «i the ob-tfivtat-ry tl.pi. of i f v a r i . t i ‘ ii a '.a del . t * . .
.*• I'idv-'-ninu e»|UlppH It with a rnthe It:: ” lll‘ t : •• It . 1 i . in. e
, : but the static t . u , j had tin '1
! . s» i - -!* v* Ic:ut . thu ia.'luc
j'iii?»t iuuI t k .n . t re;.ult-;
‘*1d.d lii e n hail vtur.iii in ■
t"
. IH eritan.
This ijj ppsaibly due to tl
th a t maximum sun spot i
to tals'tg l^rgo magnetic jnf
creatin g , starin itctiodt.
cluud fonuatioua may cut n
of tiu.> suu’a radiati ni fro
ea ith and thus cause temp
dec line. • *
est rival.
ml,
i *itiii*l No
I race
s'b l I n w the t v>. at
in ifiiiti; i, (.* J .^ fv L 'd w i t I1i.nl * ■
ogA'.iotnl i
iigh'i i t'ryci
t .
mo *oif,-* .-w»:ie*, I ne t
of l i r Y f f W r I T t . v Y N e i t i i r Mi
•i Mr
H a rd in g c o r bud imv of
thi
lie*. (the Keymcn
of America.
Sbrnc call this horior roll a black“S tfj SQH? *>ay tr.njc a friend If
you can* prove, tiu\t hi* nam e np*
any %b rkJi t-ctli»-nvirc
11 'Ii ii it-
O
■ ill"
Hard g I > i *dr,
Jtii'l I. e ity
liond.H .m l Mi. Haniim* hd: M ■ *_*,750 .ii n .
ii
Im o i d . i*' *
entute't w*i i.f ( 1. F i t -l I ----- and
they tt f
fol $f*'l| i in tl. i. I.eM'irt '
all the so . till. >1 i >' ' ii i .i l!".;d*
w ei e of that o. in li
o) *' 0 "* d1*nomination.
" Mi Hnniin,r . -.i; > tr
i
: roll o f ............... of t i e ; I - ;
i
do
meni oi t in- pm i ■■ t le i . 1 ..
lint mi In*! d in the ile
*.
•-
- 1.
I.ought Ir
I f - it-
II ill di -"Is
lolled
on th e I ■ m Ii in I li.it - I lii„ ^th iu
Atluntii 11 ■ i d . -ffig.lit ‘ imrnde
down ' h f
w i' Ii ii I
i ip u t ii.g ' m i 'l
I'riiiu.
”,
'• t
. .
dl >io
Hod-,"
|'iii t
|<i o-
11 I
iM-l y
I i I>, liirn a
Of tile f I 2|l,l»lBl I! In !i'l
■ ■■
$r.U,l|tl(l U.M
o‘11*.i Khiinut- and their fninilie.
en Jo . *1 th* 111 ■’ Iv
in < :i >r intis
litoo; *•. ■>:" 11* * i Ml,ion l!.i, I, , od n."iihy pleji.
by l l i f Senitti- c o i i i m i r e i " A t i it. i i . i . r i I ii i d .-iiih .Mi s
. s t a r , i ii i * i lio i i ii . i
. . T h e Y|U(t!-lioll <d iliiiliillg four M*cH**nnl . onv ■nii"!i- nnunnlly rut lie 1
tiitili line iintmi.il on . til g wn - also
on tlie p io g in in for >! ' j * i*.n.
Wlnle l i e n ffi. m l
'legates met
.III U u p sac l Ire Itif -. I hollelll i|. I.f
I'*»
a o*
l.ni
v.
I,
th e ilovm iMCineut noult
if
p u n Ini ', i oi 11. * l e - v p t p- i
I |0 |H 1till* I *i l<n.. .1 In*
hll-l
t-o.i
’
ilill 1-ho) id*;
r r a c lic it i ly
I .UT H I! i
will close at noon on
The firms listed heitnv
Dig in-,,, . i
iifi«l
IM* 11
in tilt t
f
im h u u
induce
mails for the Thursday n i o r n t n ^
Sanford housewives to tal
ial oiler in av. beio
fo rt's c lo s e a i n o fm
tin,
Sf M’Jli. I|| jMr C m .....
Toi Spend $/l 6,000,000 in Four Years
' Mostly for Newspaper Advcrfisiiv
u rjre
FF w w i )
// /
N '1' S
\ i n l>nl;iit !
j
i
i, ,
Bf
L.'l
If
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f-f,
W :.
Healed, |^*n in Unl i t
loin, i l u i i e i . l l n
National lli'l.iil I mullet I oil, i s
.,,, tiilloi,,
Allis, Win, i liiilruiaii ol llu- Co.11,1 „r nu-r
prugruui. and I. |‘ l.ewlu C iii, iimuii. f r . ’.iil
Hlutldlng t ‘n it .Millin 1mlInim|wi)ih, ndi o
tun I'sliH. IllrillltlgltJlill, Alii. .Mil l i e d II
Irusieei* Adidph Ibund, i hi.ur-i S i. I, i , iv i
CTinrleit .1 IVIIilli:i’i>, Indluunpo . <Imit umil
raising i-<**nin111*-.■
* C l l l t 'A l i i l , May .1 Tli'tae .dght | l.i* line n
men liuve us purl i/( llielr Job lor In <it d m ,,
the next four icura the speiulfnn ol Natuuoil
.from lltl.Ouu.nuu t„ j:i,nun,niM lor ) -pi iidiug
advcrllslug, llu* larger put I of for n ut >
Which.x* 111 lie expi'lnl'd 111 the lievvh- It til • lito
papers
T h e y ute llie tinieeis and luuli’el ifilth e trusli .** ill ibe nrlxeri isiug pm umi pipgr
Kiutn of Ihe Nulloiiul Itvlall Lulu iiuiii fl.un
her Dealers A m o c IuIIuu, which Oils n>r lour, yi
sumilier Wilt begin ti llmr yi .if Hu
* We 4|,-,
Hun-wide lulreHlsIiig uml mrnliati- idieriblit*
•Using carr.piAjui
this lam p
"Thi* luinpaTgii. vi ti Ii h Is plaimed in I ti.-raii
l o SUppcn the llulhl Y.JUr On it *our appeal
lioniu inuveilirtil by en rouracllig 1ly ax |su,s|j
Iho hiilldiui; ;n d owning of home* dry iiiireii
and the tepulr and modernfratiun log or bulb
of structures already hull!, will be one he no
:lbo largest In iho history nt c o eaa»*. we
operative p d vrrlisln c." said Hawley j palgu in as
Wflbnr, We i l All!*. \VI*. clmlfunin the hual h
o f llic lioard of lira tee*
" T w o of ifiese p.fry
the laig-di prfvltfu* efforts nlmr, p r ^ r ufTei
I i n tiilo
\
1 o o| tin d i i . j i .. *t * of i.ui
liioiiion ..nil it* |**| *1*- 11 ■ - . in it-.
' 'll OI ill,
si 11-1|,
,| t I 1,11
■ I oi.iO e
i ."lllliili:it|.in> ol
tomi
it", intirli in..if mill
iii'iii-. ilt.ti
l.n I. full. -Ill III i a l l . In t o , t h,
1' •' i I. In i Itm(il.tI<
| In . ir ril.il
n.
i, nf nt |Ih- I II |*i inli's-liiic .,-| .
1*1* Mllllllllinnilillh. in
.i >il. till.||
■ -.millloll, hinmii . o rnliliN
\s
III .Ilill Il.l^l-N |t|IUII. Ill Ihim
tl
I 'l l! - * ' IIMU-lllls., ,f» IIII It*M*III tl mil
.1 ilo- reel mu.
I hi- in 1in<e can-se .
• -m oi . n o l i n la ri' of <Ti.-
e\
I* rn i| p l io ir lir IIIii- i le. Ilo purl.
' ' Oi' * -trill a, » hi i h (. ft i' m its inti
Iml m V i lln- u m i s , ,mil i i ,i. a ilni'i
i-| ilo Inis., f
Wh.'ii thi-, - I iiii ini,
* 'li-l s. .toil |l ptiii- iiitlli
Ills* tl i .
<’ "*s in ii lislip iiii|i|i ,i i . unit
„
i|iu -tliiii | linii' niil *| in nun i lii.tiii' I’ lu .i*. Iutiiiis ,. | In- si rji t lire in
*• r le re
« i l b llu* n rr.ih itn u i 'nf
tip. Idimit in ii - i ii g
-nwill tumor1.1100 ,1 us pill - II;
Ill TllO hnpl .
' f.'er lln . t-ftndilinii i \fs|s
fin
milie Ititle. Ihi*n* is iisiialli a pro.
|||||-|. of III., lininp ol I he rectum
mill to-.i,., him (I iii|.|iii<: ii iml her
roinplirAiInn tu ih,. Hilualiuio.
Sanford (ias Co
I Wi f f f j l y Stores (Ii stores)
!*lne Hoimefl M arket
The Person Co
Louis Forsl CTr
Seminole IVessery
Ilill H ardw are
Mi-Ladys Shoppe
" , * n>
Uoberts (Jrocery
■
Speer and
Son
■i
i
s.4 €,*
F lo rid aC ask Store
.
..
Ur\
**
,
*i*i
•.*
m
rio-l'u
re W
afer Co. *
*
* *v »/ i
**»•#
*.
W. H. Irong- M eal M arket
*
M cLaulin The Jew eler
..
*
Me(Tillers Cash Crouw.y
i
Every lova! citizen
should atten d Mass
Meeting*
Friday
niffld.
W agoner F urniture Co
t lUkti
Sanford Electriu C ontracting
C om pany.
• It *cU
U tA d .*•’ .- 0 • k»* *’■
0
I. -xirftija, ii
K anners Dept. Store . . **
T\ W. .Uusseil and Co.
Timor miij svi5
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r*.^/ /
m*
•
p a s s m & n fr
' . r 'V .
-*
£&$^Rh:
fix ' Xt
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I*A(JE PIVB
CHICAGOSUBURBS ■
OPEN BATTLE ON
HOUSING MENACE
L
6—Help Wanted Female
J ^ j D aily iie ra ia
ad r a t e s
,: Cash in Advance
odsT vfiiT be received
„|S and collector sen t
« “I S ’S
H»c
.
8c ft Hno
*"....
...... 7c ft line
rates on request.
i-dared rates a re fo r
L j„ insertions.
fn T it of nveraga length
1 a Hn«.
. .. .
charge of 80c fo r
^irtU ing ia restricted
^ U n ific a tio n .
J c r o r Is made The Ben
ito , Id will be responsible
'r i n e Incorrect Insertion,
tiier for subsequent
The office should b«
I immediately in case of
[ n A D V E R T IS E R S
Un aid
representative
•My famillnr w ith ra te s
, ud claarlficatlon will
lirt complete inform ation,
J7w wish, they w ill a ssist
wording your w a n t ad
it maro effective.
W ANTED: white woman o r girl
na companion nnd to help with
housework. Sm all w ages; good
home; two in fnmity. Cull t0<» W.
Cth St. Phone 45,
Political Announcement
L ook -A nsw er-P rofit
6— Help Wanted Male
W A NTED: Experienced man who
understands trucking nnd m ar
keting. Good opportunity. Address
W. A. Shrcve, S ta r
Route, DoLaud, Fin.
7—Situation Wanted
8—Financial
FOR SA LE: Going, paying busi
ness, nettin g
(ippproximntcly
$100 per month. Unless you have
cold cash do hot nnswer thia ad.
Price low, term s liberal If good
security can be given. Would be
ideal proposition for woman. Ad
dress ‘'B usiness" care Herald.
if you want to hire, be emloyed, rent, buy
opportunities greet • you
t: Effective May 2nd tnv
w City, of Jacksonville
l withdrawn from aorvico
j Sanford nnd Jacksonville,
[ittamer Osceola will leave
I every Sunday, Wodnesj Friday as heretofore. Exi rates of $lO.(round trip )
May 1st.
the Summer m onths the
|line -office will closo a t
iturduy beginning May 6th.
Iamdscnpe Service. Trees, Pnlms^
nnd shrubs. O. Sommerchicld,
Landscape Architect, Nurseryman.
The Greenhouse, Elm Ave., 13th
and 14th.
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21—Acreage For Sale
10 ACRES Muck I jumI for Sale.
The SE. 1-4 of the NW. 1-4 of
Section 10 T. 21 S. R. 32 E. Flow
FIB R E Bed-davenport suite for ing well land, undeveloped, for
Living Room only $108. Gilbert- sale at $50.00 per acre. 10 per
McGriff F urniture Co., Orlando. cent discount * for cash. Fred T.
Williams, Sanford, Floridu.
11—Miscellaneous
12—WANTED
a
1. A. TATB.
Invasion Of Apnrlmcnt Ilulldings Along Norih Shore Of
(d ik e M"‘rnienn
ic h ig a n H un C a u s e d
OpposiUon To Hejfln Fljjht
H>
F ra n c is
I..
A rm stro n g
via
daily!
mm
Then
answer the ads—and profit from them!
10-B Plants and Flo went
ucements
Cleveland
Loom
s
. ,
I m f lf tV r O r ir
A i r
As AImportant
TI I |# V
M i l l I* Air
Center Of America
r o u ra x a T A iti.i;
.
I w ith to a n n o u n c e my c an d id ac y . A o
for th e o ffice of c o n stu h le . D i s t r i c t , - * * ®
No. t , Heiiiltliile C o u n t y , M i b j e r l t o ’
t h e will o f t h e v o t e r s l.i ilie D e m o
c r a t i c P r i m a r y o f - J u n o fi,
or sell—look into the section where real
D— Instructions
S L E E P WELL on a Simmons
Jtcnutyrest m attress. Price $39.60, G ilbert-M cgriff F urniture Cq.,
23 E. Church St., Orlando.
.
CLEVELAND,
May 2.— With
In tern a tio n a l N ew s S e n d e e
u Irnns-contlnental a ir service in
S ta ff C u r r c s p o r u l c n t
r u n C O N X T A III.I™
CHICAGO,
May 2.— (IN S )—
I w i s h t o a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m n lit? m aking and passenger airplane
c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o f f i c e o f t * o n - t- sirvice between Chicago and Cleve Suburbs of Chicago have opened
a n i r , D i s t r i c t No. 4, HetTtlnnle C o u n
ty F l o r i d a , s a i d d i s t r i c t c o m p r i s i n g land, and .P ittsb u rg anil Cleveland buttle on the invasion of a p a rt
e l c t l l n e p r x . l n e t s N o’s, t, t. J, 4. !>, to he inaugurated Into this sum
ment housrs.
Ju. I I , 13. h t l b j r e t t o t h e w i l l o f (bn
v o i e r a In ttie D s i n o e r a t l e P r i m a r y mcr, Cleveland will become un im
Mile n ftc r mile along the north
t o he b i d d o n J u n e Mb. A. D. ) 9 I x p o rtan t air purl
in the U n it'd
V o u r s u p p o r t w i l l tie a p p r e c i a t e d . S tates, it was revealed here.
shore of Imkc .Michigan njiartJ . M. t V t F ) V I O K B I I Y .
Roy Knitbonshuc of I.os Angeles ntent “tow ers;" thin, high, build
pioneer hallonist and national en ings, hove sprung up nnd extended
v o n c o t'N T r HirrrinsiTKJirnBST
r u n m iK n ip rg in e e r of aeronautics, who was to the city litpits and beyond.
• o p I T III.1C I X S T n i T T I O N
1 am a can d id ate for the n fflra
t w i s h t o a n n o u n c e m y c n n d l d n r ) nf S h e r i f f a n d w i l l a p p r e c i a t e s u p here to inspect the local airports
As the result, alarm ed ut the
Tor l b s o f f i c e o f S u p e r i n t e n d e n t o p o r t In t h e J u n e P r i m a c y .
pinna to build dirigibles to carry
l’u h ttr
In stru ctio n
of
S e m in a l
B. K. W A L K B It.
inroaijs
of modern “cliff dwelling"
Id pnatengers from the Pncifie*
C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t o t h e w i l l o f tlin
v o t e r s in t h e p r i m a r y J u n e t . T o u r
building, tho quicL suburbs have
‘ConsVlo
New
York
regularly
at
a
s u p p o r t w ill b e a p p r e c i a t e d .
low cost or oporntiem due to u new (prung into rebellion with protests
MAXWELL
m
----ay
~m:u.
^LI,V: ---------ro u jf s T tr r of pkack
1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y fuel he expects to use.'
,
to the city zoning commission.
F o il C nssT .IIU .g
for re -e lcrtlo ti
to
t h e o f f i c e of
i .P ra rllral Fuel
I w i s h t o a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m n . l u r l l e e ol t l . e P e a c e , D i s t r i c t No. 4.
Plans are cbing developed for ft
c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o f f l c n o f C o n I t u v l n r h e ld t h i s o f f i c e f o r I t e n r l )
The ftioC obtninctl after till ollit-r
sta b le .
D istrict
No. t . Scnilni.** t w o j e a r s u n t i l
the
d i s t r i c t wan
tig
h t hnrlor against
ap a rt
C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , s a i d D i s t r i c t c o in - m e r g e d I n t o t h e F o u r t h D i s t r i c t I ingredients'|have been taken from
and l‘npnrtmcni^y-hotels".
p r i s i n g F l e c t i o n F r e c l u c t s N o ‘». I. feel J u s t i f i e d In n sH Ittg t h e v o t e r s oil, lias been found by California ments
7. 3 t. 9. Ill, I I A 17, s u b j e c t t o f o r t h . - i r s u p p o r t oti m y p r e v i o u s
t h e w i l l of t h o v o t e r s In t h e D o m n - r e c o r d a s J u s t to* o f t h e P e n c e ntld engineers to be'prnctleal for’av ia j Eighty zoning officials, represent*
e r s t l r P r i m a r y t o b e h e l d o n J u n e p l e d g e m y b e s t e n d e a v o r s t o nlVe tion
purposes, Knnhenshu? said. j ing towns from W aukegan, northMli. A It. F.tlK.
a ll t l i e p e o p l e a s q u a r e d i a l w i t h
The Californiati stthl he content- west community, to Michigan City,
Y our s u p p o r t w i l l b e a p p r e c i a t e d , l i f i n e t e a ll a m i s t r u t a d h e r e n c e
A. I». i A r t i e ) S M I T H .
plates building a dirigible slightly
t o t h e Is we.
\f W . lAlVIXtsm aller than the Los Angeles. It i fur southeast in the famous Dunes
T O T i l K Y O TF.lt 3 O F H K M tA O l.K
rouN TY
will Vc 130,feel in length and 78 d istrict,, have mapped ««t "w plan
r u t i t i.io iK o f c a l l i t
r * VjL
*
1 wish t o a n n o u n c e m y a e l r an n
I, h e r e b y u n t t o u n r e m y c ntidfdac.y
c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e s t a t e l e g i s l a t u r e f o r e t e r k of t h e • ir*'tllt c o u r t s u b feet in diam eter to he propelled by »»f can jmijrn.
Lump Xn<li\Idunlity
In g r o u p 2, S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t o I bn w i l l of t h e v o t e r s III four engines. The air liner .will
je c t to th e
D e m o cra tic
1 'i l n i a r y tin* t n n i o o r a i i c p r i m a r y t o tie h e ld
_.
Each sep arate community, tlm
J u l i e 0. A. I)., 192$. a n d w i l l nbUte J u n e *'* I w i l l a p p r e c i a t e v o u r liavij u capacity (pf 1,500,000 etiblr
by r- s u i t s o f s a m e . I c o r d i a l l y s o l supp'd t
ibude
fre
in
carrytiRC
.suhui'Unnltcjf.
‘ipeiri, m ust retaiti
ic it s o u r s u p p o r t .
it a c o n n
jin s i c n ^ f T s t o c a r r y t h o u s a n d s o f
20—Miscellaneous For Sale
J II I.YI.KS.
its individuality. Buildings which
ro ll i n r v r \ u n n i H s n i \ i : i i i pmimls nf vxjiiv&h and mail.
i tu t r u t s t \
j i n u t:
are must he planned to accomo
i m i *«11 | «i iin n o itu c f i t h a t I a i n a
SEMINOLE felt innttressna, nb.
2 0 0 Trl|»H Y e a r l y
I h c r i by a n n o u n c e m i c a n d i d a c y cntaiU lult' f o r lit** hi fli t* u f 4 ni*f >
solutcly guaranteed, $18, (111- f<tr r« -.dc. |lot, to tlo* office of r*iinmitos|on»*r fr*»i?i iMnirb'l No
J Kuahcnshui* declared th at one »f date one tenant. Even "duplexes;”
bcrt-M cG riff Furniture Co., O r I'oiiniy .Indite ot Seminole i ‘oiiniy, Htlhjf |'l |(l I ht «| Cl*inll.lt'It nl t Ji*' \ Hi - tin* cnntcni|datd
ojicrat- houses which contain npartm ents
Florid t. Mibjeel to the w ill of the * i> in t h e tVm iH 'i ajUc l* u itia t> t "
lando.
for two families, would lie banned
inu
200
trip
s
yearly,
and
currying
Dellloeral
le
Voters
ol
Seinlinde
l « h i hi nil J llim .‘III. A. I *
«• » ■
i _■ ■ ——
,
Lm
m•Nttilll >, In the I •<itiiu i'hI le I'tlnmi y
by their plan.
H
i .onu
jn
puHKcnjrcrH
each
triji
would
pay
FLORENCE Oil cifok Stoves are election t >- be held .tone oil, | Si’S.
From Evanston north to W au
r o l l i*oi* \ tv
or
nil costs. The const to const fure
.IAS i: S l t .M t O N
absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert*
kegan, it fs disclosed, communities
TAXKS
will
be
$260
which
Includes
meals
McGriff F urniture Co., Orlando,
1 w ln h *.o a n n u u n ? . t u t b s p e u p l*
rim
m
A ssgssun
are firm ly opposed to ap artm en t
I lit*i i*In .'iiinmifK* ttj ilu* pi*n|»lr o ( betnlii'ilri C o u n t y t h a t I a m a ami berth.
Fla.
encroachment,
c
.i
r u ll d u t r f u r r e - e l e c t l u n t n t l i . o f •f S«*tnhmif t >vi Uf >
III a I I a m a
Southern
dirigible
routes
a
re
ul*
'.-.-lliilbl Hi'
I *i t . t \ .t «*i*’*>r M itijrc t fin- i>t T n x A r s e a s o r . s u b j e c t t o ttlc
"W hile we feel th at wo are •
27—Money To Loan
1tj IH*- tl« » i ii* ii .-I
Ufi \ o f i*if» ut d e c In lull o f III* v o t e r * 111 t h e D e m o - so under consideration, it was said. p a rt of Chicago, we believe
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In
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llii* Ill'll*...... i *11' I i liri ii v t4» In* In*lit
The northern route will make stops
m ust retain un individuality as a
Wo solicit application for first In lufr* -I h i ** i i [ l i a v « hv i d » n ( I d a ) e » r
at
I’hicngo,
Detroit
and
Cleveland.
A V A ltn itA N .
in Lm 11. . .n i
intnoli* i iinniii' *
strictly residential and suburban
Mortgage loans on the Lent type I •*! 4fit ) • .4
l
li.ikl' m*•1 V4.[ U"
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i . I . F . l 'T U I I
p art," Eugene Mummlcr, puteiit
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of residences and Mercantile Build
MOB DISPERSED
I w ish tn n n u n u tii« th a t I m
n
I Ufa
mailt* m> l i \ attorney
living in M'innetka, told
ings in Sanford at an interest rate ii ii*,i It i* *..
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rifriiH ['m il
o ' f l e e o f T m i .'o l l n c t o r o f R e m l u May it m eeting of the zoning officials.
of d pc. and up, depending on the ll*l 1 »l n i i t •*il*Mn* f *1 Iff «• V4
ST.
Cl.AIRSVILLE,
Ohio,
ole C o n i . 1), siilijc c l t n t h o a c t i o n
f » f A 1•*U.
Mummlcr wns chairm an of tho
character of the loan, constructioi. tf-r* * 1 l 4 11■Nf \ N|*1
(IN S) —A moh nf 250 women
of i l l s v o t e r * In t h e D e m o c r a t i c I.
\ i* w l n r 1 ii*- i»
P r i m a r y t o l*r b o ld III J u l i e .
and location of buildings,
und a few men which gathered ut zoning cinmission of W innctka
H‘» l * 1 . • Il.t t *
\ *<tl!
1111(1
Y o u r Riippiitl w i l l os a p p r r r t n l e d
r . S. HOAG A COMPANY w i n »*•* ,t Mi#* * • 4*1 . .11 : 11 K i M t r r
the shudyside coal company’s Mull- which drew up a set of ordinances
J NO. I t J I N K I N S
7 W. Clnncli St., Orlando,
ton Hollow mine, near Bridgeport, under which that community now
l l l l l s i I 'l J l ll N T I l N I t K V r IIF
n x i i o > m a i i i .i :
i
inly today, was dispersed when is operating.
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I Ii »n*l*> a n n o ti i ic i ' m> i*n r1•f 1«l #v«-%
"The single family residence is
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't
i
deputy
sheriff* threw two tear
f.«i 4 tilt*-t a Ijlt' f o r tin* f o u r t h •«»**
r ft* f«. M ihjoct t o I hw w i l l
of
I !»*• I i ll.* o i l i* . ..I slip. I i n l c l i d f l i t »-l go* tunnli* into the erowd. nciord- an ideal home for the person who
M ougugo I,nans
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in-itt
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l
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m i i ' i h (ii tlo* Ih*rn«ii r a t i r |» i liu u r )
can afford such n place to live,
•n improved residence and business of
i mill i . M ilijeci l o tl
I iio iio fc.i 1 1
mg in lejiiitts receiv 'd here.
J a m fi, V o u r v n ln vt III In* a p
Itlio o r
1 1 _,ii M ip t'x il wilt I., u p
ami those are the people wc want
property.
i*i «•- la it il.
Tlie
muli
was
mode
up
nlmnst
Ol ■c h i l e d
it. r tiiob) w ii.r o x .
• Baldwin M ortgage Co.,
entirely of women, reports say, and in the suburbs.
T. W L AW TON
"Newlyweds and teachers, of
See our local Counsel,
r o t i i f . v o t k i i * n r * t:% ti> nt.ic
r n u r i . F . i i u o p r i n c i ' i r r n r n T they attem pt d to prevent workers course, require apartm ents,
FtH \T \.
and
S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida.
I
u
ini,
to
tMitioimce
Unit
I
iim a
f.in
enti
ring
the
mine,
The
mine
I v* i*-h t o a n m ‘line*? t h a t 1 a m a
for
them
we
are
authorizing
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f
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r
e
r
l
e
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l
l
o
n
t
o
tlie
o
f
i*nrirtli!ate f o r r«*-«*liic t i n n to Un* of*
i* Iming ojieritted. under union
partincuts, hut they must be anf
i *iiiti hi Ii*8iIfin er fr«iM fice oi i i "i k o f t h e c t r c u l i C o u r t
*niietiolt.
with
the
.laeksonviUe
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20—Dermnnent Waving
I 'lf itr li't No I. M|l*Jm*» l o t h e d»*
hove stores."
cltolnn « # Uio vnt»TH In tin* l»«nnf** j e d t o t li e d e c i s i o n iif t li e D e m i - scale ns it wage basis. Many p er
Desire of real e s ta te men to
• l a t h 11»I»n ar v t*> !»•* It* li| o n J u n e c r n l l e v • i s m n f H e m ltio le C o u n t y .
s
o
n
s
m
the
vicinity,
however,
are
Ill llle D i’iH"Cl ut |C I ' l , m m i
Klee
Penm inent W aving—lovely n atu r :.th, A. i»
err file a demand for suburban rg*(loll
lo
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b
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d
o
n
J
u
n
e
Mb,
A
I
t
in Miquithy with the “save the idriu'os i* Idnmeil for th e ir/ ' a t
IIOsT* IN STKUIoK.
al perm anents as low as $5.00
Il'Zfi.
union" movement whose lender. tempted encroachments, by tho
V F. D O f i t t .A R R
509 First National Bank Bldg
John Brnphy, of Pennsylvania, zoning men. rath er than a demand ’
F o il r s n S T i m .l 'i
l'honc IS9.
lu ll
r i ll ST Y F l i r i M i l l TIN44
I b e re l.j uiin o u n c e im c n m lld a ry
asserts th at miners should not re
I T T U I I N F.Y
- til.' o f f i c e o f coriM .iMc, l U n l r l c t
| l o 'i e i i r l u l. u t l j i - i n e t b o d of ufi- turn to work until all operators already existent’.
22—Heal Kutaie To ICxchango
m j Ii J i c t to t h e W ill i f Die v o t e r .
PriiccKsiou |J( Towers
u o u n c l n * my cSBiltd.icy
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have agreed to the Jacksonville
o f f i c e ol C o tir.tv P r o n c c u t i i u r A t t o r
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They see, in the future, a soli I
WILL TRADE ocverul well 1o‘ lice,
subject
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procession of towers Oxtcrfiling in
P rim ary.
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u p p rc i'la lo u n y
cated lots in Sanford ns part
F o il j t s T i r i ! « f n i t e r ,
M i p p o r t r i v e n m o 1• v (lie p e o p le
to the quiet .surburhnn communi
n u t n is riitt t n o . f im 'h
payment on farm land. Price must
SEEKS EJECTION
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ho right. Adress P. O. Box 431, f o r J u s t i c e o f tlie I ' u i r , iM s t r l c l l il v r I n I lie d u t i e s o f i b u o f f i c e m y
No. 4, s u b j e c t t n t b c w i l l of t h e var> h e s t s e r v l c r e
Sanford, Florida.
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If you want merchandise of any kind—
Colored cnrtoor.ist wants work.
A lbert Slann, 20B W. t»th St.
r o l l T itle I.U E lH .A T tT lH
S u b j e c t t e t(ti> n |i p i n u c h l n |T t l f m n c rattr P rim ary , 1 h ereby announce
m y c a n d 'd a c y
for
th e llo u s o of
l l c l t r e a e i i t a l l v e s uh ii m e m b e r o f
i l r o o p I.
If n o m in a t e d t p led g e
m y b r a i e f f o r t s In b e h a l f o f t h e
p eo p le o f S e m in o le C o u n ty .
The
c r y i or n e e d o f t h e p e o p l e o f F l o r i
d a le T a x I t e l l e f , e s p e c i a l l y r e d u c
t i o n o f l o c a l t a x e s . T h i s . In iny
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S c h o o ls . E o u n t l n n n d C l t i e a,— p a r .
t l r u l n r l y t h e C o u n t t r s a n d C ltle a .
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R. W . PICA It M A N , J r .
Politico! Announcements
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OIL COOK STOVE: lnrge size: 2»—Wanted Ileal Estate
t> ACE Springs are nbsolfirst clns.i make. Good condition.
[ guaranteed to please. Gil- Low cash price. Telephone 175.
How to make things grow in Sem
SkGriff Furniture Co., 23
inole County
llarth St . Orlnndo.
15— A purtm ent For R ent
Of all booklets and folders got
|)TEW s t r e e t a d d r e s s i s 2 3
ten out to acquaint other sections
ROOMS:
Furnished. of the country with the exception
Church St., Gilbert-Mc TH R EE
Hath, hot-wnter heater. Down al fertility nnd adaptations of
Ifcmitunt Co., Orlnndo.
stairs. Good location. Rent renson- ' Seminole lands I have not seen
Ittsti'J fur glasses by Dr. able. Call H31-J.
one Ihut gave the "New Neigh
Opposite c o u rt House.
bor" a practicable prescription as
to—how to begin—and then—
cr Granmln Dry G inger
);»!! 70a. I’rompt Delivery. THREE ROOMS with hath and ivlint to do next.
garage. Furnished. Mrs. A. K.
It is natural that any man ta k
CDLCING I/m g's I'ure Fork Powers, 1(17 W. Ninth nr Library. ing upon himself the burden and
risk of his first crop, in a new
»ft, 117 MngnoTla Ave.
place, stands
alm ost atrenihle
i| And Found
UNFURNISHED rooms. 3 1 1 throughout tin* growing season,
E lm Ave.
constantly debating with himself,
: A good opportunity to get
‘'Did I do the right thing at the
Iresult r hv not using 'Hie
311 right lim e?"
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ROOMS.
ICUi-itU'd" Ails to fill your
Therefore, pursuant to my es
Elm Ave.
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lCall 14? toi an experienced
tablishing ii Realty Hureuu this
FOUR
ROOM
APARTMENT. fall would like lo have the exper
Never been occupied. Frigidniro. ienced farm ers cl loose a crop nnd
MXl! genuine Kiddie
set forth, step by step, the opera
at liilbert-M rGriff Fur- Apply Milauly’s Shoppe.
Cfl„ 2:i East (’hurrh St., FOR REN T: Ad epnee under this tions from secd-hed to car-door.
Do pot hesitate about thi-* even
classification. You’ll find it rensonuhlo and get real results. Call if your hands have n little muck
tlomohilcs
or cnsccticide u|Hin them.
I IH for an ad taker.
Developing Seminole into a fullm m u fi
317 Park spread Paradise w no one-man
A
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for
rent
at
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job, hut the "M anyr can do it, and
Ave. Plume 859—J.
ima IJtli. Street l'honc 3.
th a t for tho enjoym ent of !h.SINS t row AN Co. Auto Small garage apartm ent. Cal] 251. "Many."
F or brad development the clear
or and sheet metal works, Modern
furnished
apartm ents.
ing
of new land will lie neresasry
ch Avenue. Phono 710-W.
F r i g i d a i r e ; M u r p h y s te e l k iteh -and- vnn lim e made u new land
on: C a r a f e :
.‘x r e l l e l u r - m , t g ti b u r *
IIITS-M AllMON
"produce quickly" write an artlcla
hood: re n t v ery reaso n ab le.
P ark
[.Word Automobile Co.
upon, "How to tre a t New laind"
A p a r t n u n t s , N o . 5. P h o n o 8 1 8 — J :
uolift Ave.
Phone 137.
nnd a fte r it, "How to luy Tito."
W hat is now well known to you,
NICE
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FURNISHED
apurt'inc.ss Service
men'ti with nil modern conven anil inny seem too simple to men
tion, may he n m ystery to n tnnn
t Nipper. sign* of ull kinds. iences Phone 70 1 Call at 318 Pal
just coming to Seminole. With
m
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Ave.
[ISudani Paint & Wall Paper
lhose sure footings before him, in
14—Uuomn Without Hoard
llie quiet of his home, he can esti
m ate and plan his project, and
H. A. HALVERSON
Spread weekly rntes at Sanford’s
carry it through successfully. ,
I* painting, interior decora
hnae-like hotel. Ker.dnole Hotel.
Your
practical
experiences,
ting Phone 432 W.
then, given to the New Crowd, or f o r r e - e l e c t i o n t o t h o O ffice iif
f i 'n d n u t s .
—Apari men 1 For Rent
, u n t i l , t - o i n i l ) J u i l s - of Kcnilnol*'
n f ( '. i n n t v C o m n il e » t» r t r r fr< ill
F t I I I .I t' 4 T I H N .
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to the distant Inquirer will be ns u C o u n t y P m e r r u t l n t c A t t o r n e y eul>- H l a t r l c t N o 4. a u li j c c t (■• ( b e d»- T i l l :( t l St uTrA. l Tt E «»l*
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advertisem ents
that
southern Exposure. Rent Reason- j resultant
n l l o n t o t h e m i l l J u i l g e ( o r 11 f i n a l j
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Seminole may. offer,
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Hubl e s t a t e a m i fo i 1111 m i l e t
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Kent
probably 7x10 inches, will he of
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n o n ol I b e l Y l u l e o f t l e o r a e
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and binding; und will be d istribut h e l d oil J u n e ti. 19?*
o d d r i 's s n n d p l a c e of r e s i d e n c e of
“ an. P h o n e 417-W. 9 Rail- TEN ROOM house desirable loca
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SI. M. I .O il It
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th e d e fe ild u ill. U A C O H H F ll.I.I:
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tion. Suitable for rooming house ed to them, if desired, on like bas
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or two families. Located ut 1<*2 is. Of course, nny ono may
. order, T O T H U V O CT OF U
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r n n d l d n t u f o r r e - e l e c t i o n lo t h e o f - ? t find Mill
I r e o f u KuMillionh III ( "lian e ei') u p . i
Magnolia.
T H E N F .W W A I A f a i n t
m i b e p r i m a r y | ii l.e b c ld in J u n e .
be neat but inexpensive, its p u r-, f i r e o f F u t i l-i vt y C
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Endurance Pilot
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SANFORD FLORIDA, THURSDAY MAY 3. li)28
FLYERS
LEAVE
To C o m p le te P la n s T or
F lig h t A b r o s s A tla n tic CAPITAL AFTER
RIG RECEPTION
TAX UTlGATION A b a t e r R eaches G otham
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12:30
o'clock this afternoon, exactly
24 hours since.he took off in an
attem pt to establish a new recont for
sustained
airplane
flight, Lieut. Royal A. Thomas
Roosevelt Field. Lieut. Thomas
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4 }ojnw,to break the record rec
ently .set by Eddie Stinson and
George Hnldenxin who rem ain
ed aloft for S3 hours, 3(5 min
utes and 3l seconds nt Jack
sonville, Fla. To kdt a new
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til 7:07 o'clock tomorrow 'night.'
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noon. It said “ Everything fine.
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IMany Japs Die In
Chinese Fighting
TOKIO, May 3 .— (IN S )—A
sensational report was current
here this evening that 100 Japancse residents of T*innn (Tsinanfu) havo been killed by
Chinese. Tho origin of the re
port was not given. , .Violent
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Linton Allen Relieves City
Tiie sensational boom in land
Hassell will lie iiccompniued by th at it is tiie most practical route
quick nnd emphatic refusal of
ir W. Waybright of JnckAnd CountyHuvcBrightest values, with profit taking that r i another pilot whose identity lhu:i The chief reason is' thut you arc make in about two amt one-half to fi:h t capitalism and monnreh- Josephus Daniels to have any
Jnille last night launched
Future After Seeing- East val* d any real estate movement in not been disclosed. Refore taking nb!o to fly over bind m ost of the hours.
The Capital was hardly nstire iyn, today pni-J homage to royalty thing to do with a third-^arty
Icounter-nttnck on the road
And We$t Coasts Of Stale hintury, «nd the nftcnnnth when o ff from Rockford Hassell win b e’ wuy. Inflict nt no time, even while
early for the first time aince tho Soviet moY'ement against Smith.
the bottom dropped out o ' price* ill radio comntun cation with prof- tro ring Da-.is S trait (northeast " h e n the F-13 reso in the
irtment chairman’s two
A fter seeing the W est and East has a ta x reaction that involve* fessor William H. Hobbs of the of Labrador) oil the way to Green- j May sunshine- Only a group of was formed more than 10 ycart
Daniels a former member of th*
tiled opponents,
Coast -.sections of Florida, Linton E . '
land do you have to *pan n stretch i*i my fyler.*, raechanicn and new*- ngo.
YVllson Cabinet, and on* of tho
iiaid Carlton was attem pting Alien this week returned to Sun- | small investors in every p art of the University of Michigan who for o f 'w a ter that is longer than our papi r reportera witnessed the fly
and hundreds of large the past four summers lias iconThe roynl personage was King most pronounced Dryi in hU par*
ers departure, a fact which was
Itxrctiit Hathaway and swing ford “ more convinced thun ever I 1
J
corporations
and iinurnnce com ducted n meteorology statio n r t American a ir inn I routes.
Amnnullah,
of Afghanistan, who ty, has been opposed to Gov.
not unplensing to Baron Yon
votes tiie road chairm an thnt the solid central section of the panies which hold FI >ridu m ort
is
the
first
ruling’monarch
to sot Smith’s nomination in common
Ilueni-fcld.
rap
t.
Hermann
Koolil,
receive to the DeFuniak state will lead iq the future de gage*.
and
Mnj.
Jam
es
Fitm
inurirv,
for
font on Russinn soil since the Com with most of tho other leaden o f
velopment of Florida."
rjs Haptist m inister
“The year of FJ21 witnessed
crowds and mobs have been their munists gnined control of the hid state and soction. Yet he de
Mr. Allen, who left here early in large advances in the price of
i, he said, is the Lecond man
lot since arriving in the United nntion. Immediately after the A f clared unequivocally his opposi
April with his bride, the form er Florida real estate, hut this was
States.
ghan King and Queen and their tion to any thinl party movement
tie race for the nominatoin or j Mjfs „ eIen IveSf of Orlando, to a f
only a prelude to the phenomenal
It was early this morning bc- idg entourage arrived on a specinl against the New York Governor,
racr. Carlton is third in his j tcw j t
.^tnte bankers’ convention rise which occurred in l ’.,2r>," said
f* r,* they rot to bed, a fte r a day trnin they wcro greeted by Presi nnd asserted that ho would support
zion and tile lest of the eandi- in Tampa anil Havana, said today E dgar Graham , fir’d audit expert
the nominee of the Houston consucli it Wasiiingtoii seldom gives dent Katenin, a former pensant.
Itv jtiugcle behind in uncertain that on his trip he met a number uf bureau. "The dei lili"’began i't
t-« any foreign xl'ilor-1. They were
The king then inspected two vrntion.
Irr Of course, the road chair- of prominent bankers and other the early part of I:(-’*• ■H is the
Inasmuch as tho nomination of
well ruled by the S tate D epart companies of Red Army infantry
a, hv Lilieves is aliead of them men who believe the development tax returns for these tim e year General 1'ntlterlo Nubile De Old Negro. HeadsGnvernmenl ment, luir'hcd and decorated by
Smith is now believed inevitoblo
nud
two
companies
of
cavalry.
A
f
Roll, Having Completedlli* IVe* dent Coolidge. greeted l>y
of Florida has only begun.
cide* To Leave When Word
that n fo r d (lie problems.
ter this ceremony the King and by the leaders of Southern Demo
Fifty-Kighth Year Of Con lo th House* of Congress, shown Queen
Among the men thoroughly con*
I The senator's speech was de
Is Rereived That Storms In
"Elem ents involved
are the
were whirled nwny to the cracy in tho Capital, Dnniols' an*
tinuous S en ice For Nation th right* i t" the capital, dined by
mi before the sm allest politi- vineed of the future of this state basis to be used in the returns uf
Northern l.andllndSiibsidi’d
Kremlin in a Roll* Roycc motor nounccmcnt was interpreted hero
tafhpring this county lias seen with whom he ta lk 'd was Roy A. profits for completed ease , de
* their diplomat.*, the hectic day ear. Crowd* of worker* lined the today ns tantamount to a declara
\X A S H I N t i T * » N .
M ay
. 41
the pie i nt primal .v race. Not Young, governor of the feileru! t<-' ferred sales or i n s l a l ' p ' d ' l til''
ST* 11 I', t •n:iny , Mav
3
uitiii"atim : lis t n gtit with a mag- * tr,eta and cheered the royal visi- tion that he would support Smith.
I pMiccnt
re than so persons were in 111" serve lionid of W a-hingt-u. Mr. ba-ir cost of lots sold, in view ••(
The former Cabinet officer is now .
'government
»i at
(IN S) The dirigihli Italia eft ( IN'.* i L d w . u t iVugu-.t uHail Auditorium when lie be- Young told Mr. Allen that he i> projected improvement pot cum Fcdd»;> banger*, at 3.23 A. M. to 71 year (>ld III gro "im -y, per lm\ | vv])i,!i t h e y w er e lionized by more toiA scron,1 official welcome wns publisher of tho Raleigh News
fully convinced of tiie fundamental pletcd and the vuiiriti m of llie sai
ho spiei li at H:lf*.
and Influential
ft r Secretary of State K uilorr- ^ I linn 2.(100 guest* from tiie soe nl extended in the gilded Cznrdlat and Observer,
The rave now is between Cults soundness of the State. Mr. Noting ls contract < received in payment." day on tin* second l it of its fllg.it
and ffiunl life , f W.-mhington. Palace within t*ie Kremlin wulls. Southern organ.
ithe
head
toolt Ins place today at
Hathaway, said Senator Wuy- was particuiaily interested m the
Timy have hnrilly had mi hour’*
"I «ee no hope in LBy third par
The bureau has adopted a geiier- in the N inth Pole with King’s bay,
rv»tlt
tlm
railway
station
and
the
•
loll.
IF
tt. lie -.aid tin* fear I hat the Sanford section, said Mr. Allen, ut rule that tiie value of m ortgage. Spitsbergen, ns it- d<: ti'iatlnn of tiie goveilime.it i n ici
relaxation since they were taken
Kremlin were decorated in honor of ty." said Daniels, in n telegram to
er governor might again sit because lie was raised in the celery held oi Florida l-oul will In ixed tlcneipl IJmlierto Nn'.i:
i*« iu* | lM‘i*nn Mm fifty-ciRhlli u ’ir of con* off Greenly Island ten day* ago
the visiting royplty. A military Wilbur Lcgcttc, Cajifoi)ua cam
allahs- e- v.ui keeping out- district of Michigan near Kulninn- on the basis "f tiie value
tli tiniouv nerviev.
fiitiTcit the and captulritcd into u *ci ie* of i"- bund pluyed tho Afghan Nationnl paign manager for fy«nator Smith
the land n,nitder of t lie g «nt uiislup
i •-1*11-, kUl.
f * -1
M capi'id from being invested zon. He knew of the Sanford Atbii,
eeptions ami experiences such as
of Missouri, who had asked Dan
piinr t'i the boom, pin* th- amount
,;jl. ,u,|)UIlun. ltlm ion iiin-i- departm ent ns a n .. i t! !ebm<
tie stale and thnt four years of lie National Hunk because it was
only tt.i . -Athii'.t c nul'ii.l.piv-^cr Ailtliem. In addition to tho Soviet iels directly if he would consent?
a ti- fact
ion • nicdiuto landing m ight be made m
P
rciidcnt
the
greeting
committee
of
paym
ents
made
m
*ali
fai
t
I
in.
in
nt
ra
t
ion
IxTI, during tin*
'• would be four vears lost in ihc youngest bank in the federal
loulil m erit.
to become identified with an in
aid tin t \
of innrtga^o». Kxp it sin*!
Nm-wjiy, for rrfui'lliL-n, it*
jm.irrc.- of the state.
Tiie fly-r* arrived on UlO field included Gen. Vorouhllof, commis dependent movement In November.
Fresiib
nt
Grant.
re. erve system.
mortgage
vul
term
ination
of
m
ortgage
m
l
[
w«-iit.li<*r
rm
idlt'oits
pei
iiiil\>
I.
sar
for
w
ar
and
marine;
Georges
Tr* senator
ridiculed C atts'
d vear : 's h o rtly before K o',dork. Their big
"The biggest Issue in America
J o h n W . Melnlosli. e o i n p tlollei
! > e * |u t e
Ids
i n lv n o
upon
( ii-m m l Nobile decided
, i • i 'uotxiplnm- « c- already on the line. T.-'iitclierln, commissar for foreign today," Daniels addod, “ Is to
.1 <f t:r ei|oi tion and count" of tiie r u i en ry ;il \\ a tiillgton. ue* is tiie impoit int fact -r in *«t
*n< v. y hair and : ligi
lb
meet
of
the
»ool*
»lt-il
lav
*
a
*1
.
morning
when
h
■
h
affair*,
and
N.
A.
Semashko,
com*
•
i
art
ing
th
* ant Koolil get int i the cockpit
Ho elm: ge<| that t)i" w as am t hi r t f I h«- n u n who ••* •''
wrest the government from th*
1klitic." io
i
i
i'w
Foi till f 11 t nine immth:.
I'.'Ji i e veil v • d l t lint t lie t i l l if O' f- mu .
rn ,| lied ov> • I lie eiuitral*, w th mi'.-nr for public health.
r tsi\ la!,- increased from
he l.elievi d ip F lorida. He said income tax |inyili'-'H
hands of privilege nnd corruption.
t,, 'l.p h -m o ts i In- *-warid
hi’
.
uw
n
<-r
mil
t
h
e
m
Noi
vni
v
m
I
I1
"
"
'1
The
King
woro
u
brilliant
uni
s
to
r
m
v
"V
Major I ii/-i lurice :il,:iii'*id* him
■' 1" I ' tnills during the <'ntt->’ '.hat ! >wii unit F lorPla w ere a d m i t
Tho
only hope for that end is In a
■
\
|it
el
’n
11
|:||I
iii
in
lull
III
o
u
l
a
!
us cu'pilot. Bar,in You lluuuufidd form with modal*, while Kaledin victory by tho Democratic Party.
ur.i in Tallahasset*. lie said ted til th e t'liion at the s a m e tim e nniounled t-> JJb.Oa t.'.'tm. tv I’d • f - • w hich had p r ev e n ted him from
|,..I- : vv.i ve i l s i m u e . t "
the
same
period
nf
tiie
vear
ec.
bug
te
rd
u
y
bad
uii
idI
in
•
<
a
s
t
a
r
t
u
g
y<
wore
u
sucked
suit.
• took up Ins usual , i.imp position
'• a- if i.r s in g his stand in an d th a t Iowa had become tiie n*
-i’f \ UT
"I, therefore, expect to support
M th e hark.
•Be a ' iiiniiaigu for home rule, t e r of m iil-wcst ngi ic u llu r” . b or June 30. li»2S, the payment vv ’**lt i Tit Inna, i o tox tel r i« r m ascot of estn h ii ll a l a n l t
tho
nominee of tho Houston Con
r-ioipoliied
Nol'lie
and
1
he
I
la
l
a.
reeord.
JHi.KSt.ttntt.
For ncar'y liolf an hour, the
fnrti 11 goventor, he sai l. ida, lie think
asviitnr that
vention.
I expect tho convention
r..
v
ear,
!'
*i\'.ei
ri
oil
ll
flight,
*-.l.i
•S
n
v
o
v
served
th
ilte
e
ii
a 1 ill* el evv >
W here bind H'ii
m ater emit nurd to pu rr while Muj.
•■I "I le me .nbt nn prohihition place am ing the southern
to declare without equivocation
a t e Idle lit - p la y in g on it g e n e r a l fixet id' -it tio-■- , i tiiom II f . Davidson, command.mt of
"»| Will
the .eller m ust pay Hie Cile ta x oil
m.te hi- *t*i m in office between
flir the .■ereil—anforosmaat— at—
bis profit. C'otivi rseiy ill,- p n e h u * - I fro m t h e field, th e sh p n s . e m b d s l a t e , w a r and .niiv la-llilllig l>' - Ihd'illg Field, explained the rou(u
®'"1 t'.'2'i. hut is |,ow fighting within u very shoit time.
John T. Reid, treasurer of tile |
Prohibition and all other laws, and
-t-f
"qg.
dedilet
fl-'iil
the
4'oeu
bv
*
p
it
a
—
ic
p
id
ly
a
n
d
it_w;i.~.
s<n»n
l.'-.L.ui
iliil
rrlCncTn,fUid
gave
him
instruc!•.is
piivil'-gcd
t<
'
W I's'ul opt
option
for
tiie
ruec
ion
Const—Irrmi—wb*»—w- e»-o price paid the loss in value oi the d a r k n e s s . A f t e r a f< vv iiouneiits, siiitant n v d ’angv i in 1*8 1. Fourdo not believe any man It will
hrtr iei'l gamlilers.
lions concerning tiie w eather hu
nominate will bo as indifferent
gue.st at the convention, told Mi- land hi m aking returna fm :ailisc- eve n t h e d ro n e o f its m o to rs (cen years more ami In* rare to would likely eneounler .arid the
I Carlton he pictured as a man
and os inefficient as Mellon ha»
Allen th at Snnford was one of the
(
HICKASHA.
Oklo.,
Mny
3.—
eouid
n
o
t
be
Ileald,
Mliu
Nobile
Ib'JS
be
v
a
t
scat
n>
m esiangcr. Ir
earliest nn t hod of landing ut M ILa* laaipuigned by uttarking
quent years.
been
undor the Harding and Coolmost
im
portant
points
in
the
Cna*t
Officials Miid that it would be a n d h e r « la u g h tr r l»ade tin gem i il France a* chief me* longer to th" h r Field Alru in the plane were It. (IN S )—Joe Hurt, piloting a Ryan idgo administrations.
W'ltiinl* reeurd.s since he
Line
system,
lie
said
he
was
fain
g
o
o
d
b
y
e
iiffe
e
tio
n
a
te
ly
ju
s
t
before
monoplane,
lind
been
aloft
six
I’l-.rirt
Pea,',C'
mini:
Jon.
anil
upon
R.
Blythe,
who
will
assist
the
fly
many years before the inc *me tax
isuglit publii office in I'JI«.
‘*"1 * ml on was not running iliui- with tills section and believe* nfterm uth of tiie Florida bona is he j u m p e d into th e gondola of llo* lii.* retu rn in l!"U, took up In* ers oil th eir Ainciicnn tour, and hours ut 11:43 A. M. today in h is 1 "I would not accopt a nomina
otto levoixl but on tiu* it lias a g n a t future development adjusted. A special study of tin- bIi ’p . T h e y sm iled b ra v e ly and picKciit pout at the inquiry do k pilot Mechiur, who flew tile Junk attempt to break the world's tion on any third party ticket." It
of outside the office of tbe Secretary er* plane down from Now Y'ork flight endurance record.
wa« also indicated today that Sen
•bn-i he bus
been making in store for it.
situation is being made by ex p e rt' s e e m e d c o n f id e n t of th e sueee*
The bankers met at Tampa and at the direction of Commissioner I*. | bis venture. T h e y will r e t u r n t o of State.
Hart, a former world war pilot, ator Reed’s headquarters havo Yi.a-J
late yesterday.
!!n»: ilutbaway.
h'tq,. uml
i Italy.
Finally Capt. Koelil nodded hi* made hi* first *u«*s*ful takeoff been somewhat embarrassed b y i
■xtiavttguiue in took boat to Havana wh le they II. Ulair.
memory fur face.,. 3 rudition has
The dirigible is expectul to memory f >r faces. Trfudition has heed and ejaculated ".in, jn" out of u half dozen, at 6:43 this tho throat of a third party move
<*« n city government in continued the meeting and were
cover the K50H miles to King * buy also conferred upon limi the duty >*f several time*. Muj. DavidBon morning. He will have to remain in ment, voiced by his Californl*
taps. uh," i-• he has been city tendered u reception by the pres
in between forty and fifty Ik-ui *. providing new pen* for tin' signing el'inbed down, the mechanics pul thu uir for more than 53 hours, 30 manager. No such intimation or
Rorn-y, «a* alleged by the sen- ident of the Republic of Cuba. Mr
tr j,,' re*p ntise to Carlton'.! Allen said Havana was a m idem
Its cruising speed is nlmut* 80 of all treaties and convent! in*, and led I ho ( hocks, mid thu douglllv minute* and 30 seconds, in order suggestioh has come from Ucc4
hryc. ,•f tlx- same nature against city of (500,000 person.- with beau
miles an Imur Tiie Norwegian of carry in g the great *e:il of the German captain, taxied the F-13 to best the present record held by hlaelf. On tho contrary, Senator
George Haldcinnn and Eddio Stin*, Reed has conspicuously refrained
Governm ent i* keeping men in
v r»a<| department
drj
chairman. tiful American-built boulevards
I’nitcd State.* when it i* taken out In the slut ting title.
from saying
anything in his
rcudines.-i to aid tin- Italia-to make
• 'iu i(.•d 11 I! McKay, publisher lined with royal palm* and tropical
With n final wave of hand*, the son.
As Hart began his emluranco speeches over the country that
a landing r*t Vnd*ne, if NoluJe from it* sealed vault for official hig plane lumbered down the f :cl,|.'
' lU Tjsnipu 'lines and mayor of flowers. The old Spanish section, tie
illiaius
should decide to stop there. \ iul- use. I’rior to the era of
UB|iS, in In. story of waste in said, is still dirty, ha* nariow
Then
Koehl flight, R. I., Human, a former liv could be construed- as advert*
WASHINGTON. Mny 3. (IN'S) *oo is ubout ‘J 00 miles iiortli of Jennings Bryan, Eddie wh* alio gathering speed
ing near town, nhobted "giddap, criticism of the Now York Govern
"gave
her
tho
guti
’
and
she
soured
ot> government there. He said streets and shows evidence of ex —Prohibition adm inistrators were
'frequently pressed into e x tra
mules" nml set forth behind a nor. Weed and Sinith supporters,
here
off
in
the
early
m
eriting
sunlight.
winded indebtedness of Tampa trem e poverty.
territo rial .duly u - rg^ nog-mixer
instructed today by commissioner
NEW Y O R K -M ay 3—HNS) — plow slicing a furrow down which in fact, havo cooperated in aonus j
He said tha^natjonnl _hiUcr>;_ti^ J M.-f»orniT~WW»» imike investi
* illfCeased t"..000.00(1 in the last
plenipotentiary at t H« New Y "Hr * Major Jam es Fitxiiiaurice Baron he hu* *aid ho would follow as place*, notably, in Oklahoma.
™
FLANK KILLS 1IOY
k. "
"tole fTirltiin was the which almost every man. woman gations of jurors who iniglit be
rcrepttons of a Ipng li-t of .secre Gunther Von Huenefild und' Cap- j long a* the aviotor stays aloft.
There were renowud intimation*
F*l * legal adviser.
and child in Cuba takes pint was called to try Dry case*. The act
STURGIS, Mich. May 3 .- U N S ) taries.
. pBUi.g his t«fk Senutor Way- drawn while he was there. The lot ion followed Congressional criti
tain Hermann Koehl were In for Human established n plowing roc- in political circles here today that v.
ord in HUD ut Sw eetw ater, Texas, Senator Thomas J. YValsh (D ) of
a busy day here today.
"fee rifferred to the road tery is one of the principal sources cism uf adm inistrator John D. — Fred H. Newman. 10 year old son
HILLIARD MAGNATE KILLED
Following their arrival from I when he plowed for 48 hours a t Montana, may take himsoif out t
!*1,l>'»ii's two
opponent^ a* of revenue to the government. The Pennington, of Pittsburgh, who of C. C. Newman, proprietor of the
of tho raco before the Houston
oyle k. Catts and Sidney J. rural sections o f Cubu, he sunt, sent out a questionuirc to deter Now S trand Theater, was kdled
W ashington, the flyer* were to one stretch.
CHICAGO. May 3 .- (IN S )—
|vtnton."
convention assembles. The over
havo never recovered from tho sug mine the character, wealth, relig when the plnno in which he " a s .a I.oui* A. IloiisingiT, 71. m illion attend u luncheon given by tlie
whelming Smith victory in Cal»
m erchant'* association a t the Junior Class Will
»* going to l»e most lib- a r slump following the world war, ion and political affiliations of passenger crashed to the ground.
aire heud of u chain of billiard Hotel Astor. In the afternoon they
ifomia, in which Walsh ran *
**aid the senator, referring in spite of efforts to restrict the
Lieut.
Gerald
Smead,
the*
pilot,
re
prospective jurors.
Give Play Tonight poor third, is said to have con
parlor* and bowling nHeys, was . nn> t|> visit several nowiuppcr
r r »<-' county home rule plat- output made by the government.
••Tho duty of the Prohibition cently graduated from Kelly Field, dead loduy from injuries received
I'trr.
vinced tho Montanan that it is
plant,*, tho Nationnl City Hunk i nd
*1' d ie t the people vote for The price nf sugar. Mr. Allen «•>'*•, nurvnu j* to investigate liquor Tcxii*., was heriuusly hurt Dewey
“The
Suicidu
Specialist,’’
a
com
useless to continue the fight. It
when
run
down
by
mu automobile.
the
New
Y'ork
Edison
Company’*
n .,11 ^ d ie r y and race track continues to follow the. trend «i | vj0|ntjons, prepaiX’ cases and make A. G rass, 27, a passenger, was
edy in three acts, will be presented was reported today that Walsh
pow
er
plant
ut
East
River
utul
also
probably
fatally
injured.
Dli i "If'
*be parents of world supply anil demand.
arrests, hut not to pp' into the
LARGO—New city
well and Fourteenth Street. They nlso call tonight by the Junior class of the may soon request his eight dele
tr»r? * °unt>' 't they w ant race
Mr. and Mrs. Allen returned to private uffairs or beliefs of jur
pump
now
furnish
udequutc
w ater on Lindsay Crawford, Irish Free Seminole High School In tho school gates from Montana not to pres- J
again. Se,. the boys now in Florida through Minmi where they ors," Dorati snid. "Thut is a mat
TITU SV IL L E —Brevard County
•tat,- IK-itUcntiavy for emberauditorium at 8 o’clock- Eleven ent his name to the convention. ■
Ktate representative
supply.
Fair.will
be
held
here
April
2(5-28saw preparations for the National ter entirely for the U. S. courts.
high school girls und boya have They are the only delegates ho
(■s bw iine „f the Miami race Shrine Convention. On his return Doran warned administrators to
pnrt* in the show-. They aro Nat* has at present.
•!
o _Hul w« must have this, nays to the bank. Mr. Allen said he avoid tampering with jurors eith
Chinese
Plane
Trys
alio
Farnsworth, Kathleen Long,
... ut|" tu rctsore prosperity. found it at the high w ater murk n er directly or indirectly.
• To Destroy Arsenal Jack Peters, Paf Miller, .Bernard Chamber Postpones
(»v Un e'
continued
Senator deposits. Local conditions, he be
Pennington is undenitood to
Schirord, Ebiise Lanier, Rose Hurt,
*irt•rrVthun
' - "."“‘I
more
jt rvt.r
|u|(jpeople
wj,en this
tjie lieves, are brighter, than conditions have Informed prohibition head
SHANGHAI, May 3 — (INS) — Dun Ilanscll, Jim Spencer, Margar • Citizenship Meeting
quarters
that
he
made
the
jury
in
A hostile nirplune attempted to et Thompson and It. E. Griffin.
track * w-ere running there, elsewhere in the state.
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vestigations at (he request of tho
bomb
the Nationalist arsenal in
travel service says tho
The Citizenship Meeting called
United Htatea Attorney’s office,
is elected. Those two candidates lainghwa in the Southern -sur- Mrs. R. C. Maxwell nnd Miss HowWASHINGTON,
May
3.—
Five
Persons
Die
By
urd directed the production. Other by the Chamber of Commerce for
V r .1.'1 'T”1
People
away' from Mihut this explanation was unsatis
’1* “wa>
aro Herbert Hoover nnd Alfred
, n .Bhfornia has more tourists Drinking: CannedHeat factory to Doran who in substanre (IN S )—The defeat of Senator F en Smith. I do not. believe that these burbs of Shanghai today. Nearly high school students will set as as tomorrow night today was post
(R) of Ohio, keynoter of the,It**
a score of bombs were dropped,
advised the Pittsburgh udmijiisrkut?°ni!a eVor ,,B<1
the
twp candidates know of the prom1 but the arsenal was not struck. A sistant directors, stage managers, poned until next Tuesday, when »t
MOBILE, Ala.. May 3.— (IN S ' trator not to cxt#cd his' authority. publican Nutionul Convention, by u
.lire hus u-fuse,) to uuthorbusiness managers and ushers. A win bo held nt tho City Hall *t
gaml.lmp of thil U rt
negro as a delegate to the conven Isea but if either is elected I will woman was killed.
__Five persons have died and •
specialty featuring Byron Fox and o’clock. S. O. Shinholser, nr
not lie' surprised to see those prom
The pUnc—u bomber—is be
tJ j • , saya
must support score more are ill a* the resu t o Pope Condemns Girls tion, is the direct result of the tt i ises fulfilled."
Charles Cokburn will also be offer of the commerce body win
lieved to have flown from a North
cent, order of Secretary of Com
•rj
coiri rare tracks licenses drinking "canned heat" here in the
Among the speakers will be Dr.
ed.
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Blease
also
cbminenlct|
on
the
re
ern
encampment
near
tho
scene
of
merce
Herbert
Hoover
placing
i, j l!*'.. hen that time comes last few weeks, police revealed to
In
Athletic
Contests
D. Brownlee, Mr.
Sblnhol*
cent
Republican
npniinntion
of
a
fighting along the Shantung Pen
day announcing they would sick
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Y * npgroea and whites side by side-ki
Frank
P.
Forster,
Linton
E. AH
SIIKINERS
CLOSE
MEETING
T*!l*hi^!le r Tlot* our “ P ltil *t
the Census Bureau, Senator Cole negro, Oscar Dc Priest, to succeed insula. The attack was mado nt
tkk, ' ' ?nd admit to the world the ‘ aid of federal authorities
and Fred R. Wilson. Tho nieetiB
ROME. May 3 ^ - (I N 6 )- ^ w r o
the
late
Rep.
Madden
(R)
of
Illin
noon.
In
addition
to
one
woman
Blease (D ) of South Carolina, de
MIAMI. Fla., Ma 3— (IN S )— will last approximately an hatl
UrvlvM" T‘.apah|0 of governing halt the sale of stu ff containing were invocation* today that some
ois. "I hope they will send him killed another was wounded. Some
clared
in the Senate todayv
Shrine nobility met in its final im and a half, according tp
with1!"} , l *tement was
of tho girl athletes entered in the
down
here,’’
hq
said.
"I
want
to
cattle
grazing
in
a
field
were
kill
Chief of Police W alter B u n a Fascist field sports beginning t°-*
“And not only this," shouted
Trotter, secretary of the
Th« senati r
'U n,t o f “ P P 1* ” 6walk over there and see a negro ed. Nationalists opened fir* with perial council session today, pre
Kav* Hathaway’s pointed out th at those 'vho dr nk morrow may withdraw m» a result Blease,. "It Is" talked around that sitting In Congress. I wa^t to rifles but the plane flew off In paratory to closing out all business of Commerce-. The meeting v
^ l ? al
Carlton’s the "canned heat’’ disregard he of the deop displeasure expressed friends of twd prominent Presi
f r another year. The new imperial I originally called to Inform
watch Hoover’s c h o c * t o d p p the 'direction of Woosung. Lungprinted w arning th«M K
by Pope Pius XI over young wo dential candidates have promised among those who claim to love the hwa U about six miles from the divan was installed at morning ex* I era of th* financial condii
K o f'tb lS aln*,vin« “"d tho I poison. Ho toU bow th w e next
met men taking part in p u b lic athletic negro voters that a negro will be
rraises,
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plucod ill the cabinet if their uian negro so tM l,
( c i b l I aniUmi Trail. The gave a “party,’’ and
thonexl contests,
Jriuking "tauiwi hcaL
. lares Sidney
[sSecond In Race
Daniels Declines
To Head 3rd Party
G,VK‘ To ,"orc"!" v,sl,° • TRIBUTE TO KING
OF AFGHANISTAN
CENTRAL SECTION
BEST IN FLORIDA
SAYS BANK HEAD
DIRIGIBLE ITALIA “MESSENGER BOY”
DEPARTS ON 2ND OF KELLOGG GETS
LEG OF POLE HOP SERVICE CITATION
Pilot In Oklahoma
Takes Off To Beat
Endurance Record
Prohibition Agents
Are Ordered Not To
Investigate Jurors
Senator Cole Blease Raps Hoover .
For His Altitude On Negro Issue
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Sharkey - D elan ey F iasco
Merrcll Hero As He
Holds Coast Squad
To Single Swat In
II) David J. Walsh
International News Service
Sp; rts Editor
NEW
YORK,
May
2.
Tim prop-noil investigation by the
New York Boxing Commission int 1 the circumstances surrounding
the Shn.key Delaney knockout I
uin.ny rumors about the fight hail
reached hi* ears during the past
week or more and th at he consid
ered th at these were worth looking
into.
Of the‘'’newspapermen congre
gated «t the ringside, the vast
m ajority suw onl(v n rem arkable
coinc liiuk on the part of Sharkey
in the seventy-three second knock
out of Delaney. Most of thpm said
th at .Sharkey "looked g reat." The
w riter failed to see S h ark ey in
that light, it being Ins idea that
the Hnstq/i entry looked good only
ht-i-nii.ip Deinnoy ohviqualy was
bad.
While Hi-troll was holding tha
enemy in check, the Celery Feds
laced out n total of I t hits. Jockson and Robertson mod-* a home
run apiece uud Welch pr.t a two
base hit.
Fort Lauih-rdnh- plnved n poor
hrnuit of hasehiill. Ttiey oiiule eiylit
em irs to help the Celery keds
nlong the mad to in.oltier win.
Today the two team s clash in
the Inst gam'- of the font game
series started Sunday. Am.thei
win ran pilot1 Sanford in until
pitted first place if the otln-i two
leaden lose. Ih.X score:
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PACK SIX
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Giants Beat Robins
In Preparation For
Invasion Of W est
•313 by clouting two singles, a
triple and his fifth home run, the
world's chempions trounced Wash
ington again yesterday, 8 to 5.
The Senators have lojt eight
straight.
Pittsburgh, moving up fast in
the National League standing a*
gain defeated the Chicago Cubs,
4 to 1. Carmen Hill allowed only
five hits and George Granthnm,
the League's leading batter, had
a perfect day at bat with three
hingles.
bed Lucas outp'tched Alexand
er tho Great as th e / scintillating
Cincinnati* out slugged
the StLouis Cardinals, fl to 3.
Thu Boston Braves made their
hits count nnd banded the Phillies
a ft to .'1 beating. Tho Back Bay'
boys passed the slipping Cubs
nnd jumped to alxth place.
..
Johnny Hodapp,
whose four
errors cost the Indians a ball
game on Monday, squared himself
with the Cleveland fans by driv-
ing in four runs against the St
Louis Browns- These tallies wefe
Just enough to give the Indians a
4 to 3 margin.
— — ..
Grandpa Ty Cobb is still gqjng
strong with the rejuvenated Ath
letics, who have Popped 7 straight
games. A timely single by Tyrus
yesterday staked the Mackmert to
a 5 to 3 win over the Red So*.
Detroit collected sixteen Wts,
including seven doubles, in taking
n 10 to 5 slugfest from the AVhitc
Sox. Harry Rice knocked in no less
than seven runsSuffers Stroke
nnd wns sinking rapidly today
Secretary of State to infor
members of the American-1
matic Corps that their tim*
not be used up b this
Solon Introduces
Bill To R e g u la te
iWreaeeh why-tha* udamlaJ
Diplom atrctotps
to the whim* Mid social 4
tions of ambitious and cran
WASHINGTON, May 2.—(INS) men.” TH* resolution « u tti
— American diplomats would be to the Foreign Affairs Coras
Sabath announced he wool
forbidden to use the influence of
their offices to secure Introduc
tions at European courts for Am
Lo n d o n ; M iy 2 . - (m d
erican society women, under a res
olution introduced In the House dispatch from Shanghai Urigl
ternoon said th&t anxiety |(
hr Rep. Sabath (D) of minols.
The resolution was aimed partic in Consular ] Circles avn 1
whereabauts o f .Waller R. «
ularly at the Court of St. James
where American women fight for American yica Consul. Whti
the honor of being presented- to d Ikpatch was sent Wilifli
becn_jnIssln£jyr^A44ffl^
the King and Queen, Sabath Ind •
cated. "The demands upon Ameri
can ambaaaador# and tnlnlslYr*
I crazed American social climbers
My resolution would direct the
,
Tin- latter, inil'-eil seemed to be
in a daze, for they had to ling the
In II twice-to get him out of his
••timer. Sharkey’s punching was
slovenly and poorly timed. He
threw long right handers at randjioi and-that waa-tliv way they
MTfdril, lleln n e^d id n ’t -Venn to bo
aide to untruik himself and stood
there, fascinated, as ihe punches
game over to licnt him do\vn._ He
came up the first time without a
count, tool, tlie full nine 011 the
next trip, and l lien let-led forward
directly Into the uppercut that fin
ished him. Sharkey put everything
!u> had behind that purli. It had
nil tin- following through of a long
t,,. shut, vnitl< tin* shoulder snap
niiinn t.<| at jii-t tin- e a le d in
stunt t,, nial.i- tin- impart carry
full authority.
T in
is w i n d s o m e lfi.0 0 0 s p e c
tu to r
a w . If F a r l e y s a w a n y th i n g
i-l-e. h e t u n k e e p i n g i t I'* h i m s e l f
today.
O lym pic Talent W ill Get
Tryouts A t Pennsylvania
R elays Beginning Today
anion:
Thousands of women s
ads in The Herald each Friday before visiting
the stores.
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They find the grocery pages offer them aeon
i.out
venient shopping list, low prices and !a variety
Kul v. n 111.
Slum !. Ili
Mi I ten 1y.
Mm 1 in. s
Mullins, t
Butts, 11
Doyle, 1
Haw km ,
of foods which provide welcome changes in
menu
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C . i ’Y T R A N S F E R
A’ *.iTORA(JK CO.
Ft. Laudi rdiile
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Two base lilt, Mi li'h. Il'ilo
J 1111.soil, lEoliei I i"iTi 1111111'I*Marion to Stunt t to A
Parker to AIm-II Stolen
Welch Struck out, l»V Maw
by Epperson
bv Meltell I
on balls, off Epperson 7. ol
veil 1. off Lippi 1-on. I 1an
in 3 2-H innings; off lb
run, I Itit in mx 1 I mninc
fires, Epperson. Itobelt .<o
pil es, ( ollins.. hiltr. ‘I uo<
Winning pitcher, Mem-ll
mil
u nn* «• rxt |»! 11* hl
fm l*a<liliM’k.
Two ot he r eve nt s on t he l o t
M ny
tl\S l
'| rm L
l-’urlllM e*
\ . *lii|tlr \\9 .
I.OtfHING Mfr.
! Johnson’s Electri c // Floor Polisher
lO R U E n L Y 8 4 2 .5 0
NOW
England Hones For
Victory In ('ominji
Open
'Tournament
i_).a 1.f
LONDON.
shi*
I'It him* *11111
It M i’ll W
All
ftapfirp for n
i HAVING OK *11,1*0
S m iir n s m l v r i
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lisril ill I j J l f l ’
Hninr Jo urnal
■11J tint 1Cvc. Post
Special offer for house
cleaning sei*jon. C om
plete outfit, including
1028 model Johnson’s
Electric Floor Polisher,
Wax M op and * j gal.
Johnson’s Liquid Wax
— all at the te*sationully low price o f $29.CO.
.N u w y u u m ay have llnot s equal to those in the finest homes
with Itss cute than it takes to keep your rugs cleun. T his
umvzing machine jHilishes Boors and lino'eum ten tim es
fuster than hand methods. N o stooping, kneeling or soil
ing of hands. Suves tim e, cnei gy and yearly rcfinishing costa.
InSanfordr women
or direct the purchase
of practically all food cousumed in the homes they
constitute a buying power that has control of kn
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m ense sums of money.
Place your message before this vast, rich audmA -
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ience Mr. Food Merchant. Your advertisement
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in The Herald will receive careful consideration
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(-|i| pv(m| by JtK-k lluii-hiti-«>ii m»l
Jini Jlarm-A—player* «»f Bril rii
-birth un«l breeding hut <nily
(it that time Iiiin a linme-pln> ug
golfiw rarrb-,1 off the title.
British golfers <l<» imt ovi-rlnnk
the furt that lh:a year’* e-.n
tingent from the Unlit<1 Staten
will he about an ntrung n* ever.'
>’ although the ileclr've defeat of
Waller llagen by Art hie (’ontpatna
nt Moore l.ake ban lennenetl tinrhanre* nf the Yankee*, In tie
opin on of Uritlah «x|*ertn. In
mldltlon to llagen thpre will he
Tommy Armour. - IE A. Cru'k■hank. Jim Burm-s and Mat Dorr
•aid Smith
.
Comr*t«n I* the new ntar whit
, hs* arisen on the British golf
horiron and if he cnnim-tiy* nt
Sandw'fh lie will urulouhtedly
• prove n powerful contender for
the Invading player*.
In uddit'on to f'lintonton, Abt
Mitrhe1! ami fje* rpe Dumun hr two Britinh Toj e r Th h- i» an
other name ti> h« Dome in in'nil
John 11ntry Cotton, 21 year old.
S p ecia l S a le O n J o h n so n ’s
W a x For O n e W e e k O n ly
Paste Wax
1 lb.61
2 liiH. . •
1,28
4 lbs.
2.25
8 lbs.
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by “the buying power of the hom e.”
Liquid W ax
Pint ........
58
Quart ......... 1.05
'/2 G allon.........1.80
G allon............ 3.00
These reductions represent very substan
tial savings and we wish to emphatically
impress upon Sanford women that the of
fer is for one week only. .
Herald Your Business
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLCitIDA, THURSDAY. MAY 3. 1928
The Butbatd HmUd
Shooting Straight Again
•' THE PEOPLE WILL NOTE
ST. PETERSBURG TIMES
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a - H O W A R D R K EO
t U X U i U . JO N K i Mi■ R R h e a S S M
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arj*a
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T h e l i m i t , I t a i f t H 'a H — « f f ■
K » f t , »n>i f r t > ie «• Ik e f a t*
M aaal !»rw * h r r lw s tee* te l
■ Itea
»»»eatr Ik a m u a * w a r t * t a l l ; e e r e e f a s a lt th e l*a « l a » e r r a t a e f th e
r a t i nr a t r l l T h e L W. S. la r a f r t t a l l r effle fe a t la K te rU a m I la
a a r a k r r e f th e
if O fte a la ile a a . a
. >1 Maaae t a l l e a e f Tah>
i l A t» # r tl* r r » ( a t A f r e r tla A tteaU
a W r*
reaafp r
each
a t a k r r t a eab aalt t e a
• • tit
ef
a a b e e rlrtle a
llata la * r i r r t e v e rify a h e e la tr lr
atl c l a i m e f H e r a la tle a . a> a r i l aa
• e a r n beat a re * aaetheAa.
THURSDAY. MAY *.
BIBLE TEASE FOR TODAY
• OUR CHOICE:—He that walkrth with win* men shall be wise:
but a companion of fool' shall be
destroyed— Prov. 13:20.
PRAYER— May Thy word, 0
Cod, erer be In our heart.
WHAT THE SEEDSMAN SELLS
— He sells fgr more than little
1
seeds
• Close huddled iu » packet's hold,
Ha Mils the summer's witchery—
A sure, soft (lame, and gold.
Me Mil long* dre*«ni*_ that will
come true
. For every lifted flower face.
Showing its beauty to the sun.
Makes earth a fairer place.
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The wonder in the lily’s cup.
Thp rapture In the bird’s glad
.
tune
Are in the seeds named "Rose”,
Where beats the heart of June
Tomorrow afternoon circuit court reconvenes in order
that Judge Gray may pass sentence upon the two defend
ant* in the bank case. Forrest Lake, convicted on five
count* in four trials, faces a sentence not to exceed fortyfiv e years in the penitentiary.
A . R. Key might be im
prisoned for ten years, or he might be released with the
payment of a fine of two thousand dollars.
While not condoning in any respect Mr. Key’s conduct
either in making excessive loans to himself or in making
false entries in effort to cover up both for himself and for
Mr. Lake, wc have been glad to note on Mr. Key’s part,
since the failure of the hank, a decided tendenev toward re-’
pentence.
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trials shows that it was
at
Mr.
K ey s insistance on August 6 thnt notes were placed in the
birnk which represented loans to these officials and which
r,.ma faVe eJvi.dence «>f their guilt. If these notes
i n i ?f .brCn ,pln,ced 1,1 the ,jank* thc shortages in the vV .
.fund* from which the transfers originallv had
demnmf^/b T U 'J have ren“ incd' and the city, and inci
dentally,
the taxpayers,
would
have ......
been
the loosen.
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......... * . JVey has: further showed his good faith by refusI " * 1? f)efJure himself on the witness stand either in his
ottn behaif or in behalf of Mr. Lake. The records verified
fhoi!°»ir?lrny t?adi HP juries *»>’ thcir verdicts registered
* e*‘ 'Ve *,el|eve' it took considerable courage to I
tM tlfy to such mistakes as he had made and thnt he* did it.
m otir opinion, shpws his- desire to reform.
Judge Gray will in all probability take these facts into
consideration when passing sentence and will i
award such penalty as will make a better man amTaid liim
to atear a straighter course between Scylln and Chnrybdis
should such an exigency arise again.
-jt.
Is a C atu-C arlton combination
really dawning upon the people as
the menace In thc race for gover
nor 7
A front pace editorial in the
Okeechobee News brings the issue
to the front in capital letters, u n
der the caption: "Will C atts-C arl
ton Combine Succeed In Duping
T he People?" The News says in
p art:
“ Why wouldn’t Carlton sign a
statem ent th at he was opposed to
gam bling? Why does Catt* soli
cit second choice votes for C arl
ton? Why is it th a t race track in
terests at Miami are lupporting
C atts and some of the same ilk In
Tam pa nre supporting Doyle C arl
ton? Why is it th at Carlton has
never said o word against C atts,
nor who believes th a t these two
candidates arc not runnig together
cxplnis all th is?"
The Palin Reach Independent
gives a two-column spread to Joe
Earman’s survey of the political
situation and dips into thc ques- j
tlon of the Mime menace of an a l
leged C atts-C arlton combination, |
with the suggestion that thc evi-1
dent harmony in Hillsborough
county nnd Tam pa, for th e “ d rat
tim e in a miilenium" has a reason
a lot deeper than th e still w aters
of Tampa bay. This is the way
plain speaking Joe puts it:
“Old C atts i* still a contender—
yes he is. For the firs t tim e in a
miilenium. which means before
Tampa or Hillsborough county ex
isted, there is supposed harmony
nnd all the boys are supporting
Doyle Carlton for governor, includ
ing all of the newspapers. However
ther«- is some apprehension that
wc have ju st got to have the
some of the potential in fluent ia Is
friendship of Florida's governor—
middle, C atts at one end and Doyle
are playing both ends ngainst thc
at the other; whereby, if either or
the other is elected they can grasp
the hand of either of the other nnd
say, with g u sto .’‘Didn’t
give
’em heli?’
Now, it is perfectly tru e th at
not all the wisdom or all the
power of observation, of all the
ab ility -to draw keen conclusions
from >t>t» rvatins, lie with the ’’big’
pew-papers. The lesser ones can
«rferim r thc People of Florida in >nnd thc o th er candidates ,
take notice quite as well, and some- the most stra ic h tfo rv n n ! -.riiy the the .rest of thc votes," salcm]
said
titn .i they are closer .to the actual
J . C atts here last Monday
therefore clo*«r to the actual sam e character and ability and This is fa ir enough.*1)111 if
tru th s than thoss that a m u n e ta high pertarmance as -' governor are others who had planned!
th at he has demonstrated in his
speak for thc w hile state.
active
businesy and public^ lue vole for Mr. C atts they may ■
The belief th at there is a C attsit em barrassing to be pU
years.
Carlton combination did not origi during the pa.*t
the
company he frankly
And of all these thing- there J*
nate in the pure blue sky. There
- Jacksonville Journal.
increasing
evidence
thnt
the
people
have been some evident conditibrt.V
th at point to it. nnd there ha* been will take note.
Doyle C arlton mddr n polh
no authoritative word o r m n r
speech in F o rt Pierce : last
th at could be expected to dispel it.
He attacked Hathaway a»
On the other hand. It i‘s _growing.
Tick
Tock
but he did not u tte r one
That more people a ie more care
fully nnd seriously taking note as
ngainst Call.-. One could tin
the campaign progresses, there
j a „,e* M. Carson i< th e only gw believe th n t Carlton is not
can be no doubt. The campaigns of Pernatorial candidate who has sue- nine ag ain st C atts, or ,.]y|
three nf the four leading candi- recded- in getting on the same afraid to tackle C a tt;i nnd hU 1
d ates for governor—those if Carl" j. platform at the same time with ord. If Carlton prefers Cattil
ton, C atts and -Hathaway—are
particular opponent he if* gtin- H athaw ay th a t is his business
campaign* of political practices -ling for and it looks as though hs if he can find nothing wntng'
politj,
only—and not the most creditable ■pinned old Sidney J. down so he C atts’ record he is
practices at that. The campaign of couldn't squirm .—Ocala Star,
blind in th n t direction and
Ideally warped in the directio
thc other one—Senator John S.
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T aylor—:n strong and creditable
No use try in g to get on the Hathaw ay.—Okeechobee NewiJ
contrast 1>xthc campaign of a man fa ml wagon of the congressional
Jam es Carson, candidate
of splendid\qualifications and re candidates. Thc “Spirit Of Flori
cord who i* standing solely upon da" ju st has scats for two and governor, says he docs not
those qualifications and upon, thnt •hey are filled by two ladies head- ;cct to 1>o a enttspaw if C|K|
record, with no w ar upon any of id straig h t for Washington.—Or He’ll “be the c a tt’s tail if the
if C atts
goes
first.—Del
the o ther candidates whomsoever, lando R eporter S tar.
News. In the m eantim e his
and no questionable political tacticr
"Give me thp votes of all the sharp claws nre m aking long,
to out-trick theirs.
lt_ •j
........There
is no jockeying
in the ___
cam- rum runners ami th eir friends and j gashes in the south half of |
paign of John S. Taylor. He is only all the jailbirds and their friend C atts.— Palm flench Indepemk
Speak For Yourself, Foils
Some week* ago Dr. Fons 'Hathaway come to Sanford
to speak in behalf of his candidacy for governor nnd disappolnted severa! hundred citizens who had gathered in
•u j ^ ” a In the hope that he might successfully refute
U ic damaging charges brought ngainst him by the candi
date from Tampa. But Fons Alycc Hathawav did not con
vince his hearers that all is well on the Potomac, or the
Ochlockonee, or the.Withlacoochee. and his store nbout rattraps. canvas, cabbages and kings only served to convince
Let thou* wh» will »eek richer people more than ever that something is rotten in Denmark.
wares.
So .the Doctor, blushing boyishly, said he was tirell and
There is no lovelier boon than promised to come back Inter when he felt better and tell the
this:
rest of the story. But one thing and another has interTo Watch tb* sweet sure hlossom- fered. His throat is sore and there are so nianv counties.
lng
He doesn’t like to travel much anyway. And then his wife!
Of happy promise*.
—By Imogen Clark has been sick, and his official duties lake a great deal of
time. You know how it is. So last night Senator Way.
A California girl was convicted bright, one of the Doctor’s boy friends in Jacksonville, turn
in Turkey the other day for ed up nnd spoke for him
spreading Christianity. Gn*h. whnt
Now the Duval Senator is a conversationalist o f the
a crime!
first order. HY* certainly knows his nouns, pronoun.', and
adverbs. And in dealing with his friend’s adversaries lie
Thr least yon can say fot Fans
Hathaway is that he roay not be Is as sharp as a rapier in his thrusts and as persistent as a
much himself, but he's got some horsefly. He ripped and slashed at ( ’alts until that rever
end gentlemnn was torn to shreds and was not sufficiently
O f* good friends.
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(connected to even bury. Then .he tore into D oyle f ’arltoii
Have you paid your poll tax yet ‘ and chased him around the ring with hooks ami j a b s ami
There has been u regular exodus right crosses, driving him into lift- roju-s and finally leav
during thr past few day* of San ing him in a deplorably prone position mi -mm- of his own
ford Hhriner* to Miami
• canvas.
Senator
1
,T
-..Vi,*,*--, Wat
», ,1, , wight resorted to argument, he
When
It appuurs to many Sanfnrit vvjis clear and concise, even logical at tinn When he at
jivopl# that a n*» tflrylulat* ha* tacked, his words came in short sharp tones that served to
-*ntam f this gubrnuitorial r*«r by
startle hi*< hearers. He allowed no one to sleep as he moved
the m rar of Hathawaybrutht
quickly from one subject to aiipthcr, now 1 barging, itow
refuting,
now refuting, now charging. And when be chose
Governor Martin think.' thr T in
ted Elate* senate should hr un- to resort to oratory, he carried his audience lightly on the
Trammellrd. —Orlando Reportrr- wings of vivid imagination, out of the City Hall and m nets
Star. He al*o sunp-atfd that u r the sparkling waters of lustrous Like Monroe to far away
I«ark Park in Avon Park
Olympus whore Zeus and Hera ruled and to the Klysian
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Fields where dwelt the souls of all departed 'amts. And
Al Smith won u whirlwind vitt- then as deftly he hnmulH-lham-ttflok nr.-iin :icmv?r7TTe~Tow-’
Qmla.-ih* oib*r *l«yfpjrjyj^ billows of broad Atlantic as far as the Gulf Stream’s!
against Walsh and Reed. The Tam northwnrd flowing waters nnd there lit* ducked them
many man’* banner ,«eems to be
And as wc struggled vainly to keep our feet on the con
Inarching on, If banners march.
crete
floor of the City Hall, we thought what a. pity it was
Well, gurit* we :an stand him if
thnt Dr. Hathaway could not have said those things. Howl
the rest of ’em can.
pathetic that when this candidate speaks he does not make'
“Dr. Hathaway Called Home," sense!
Had Senator Way bright been running for gover
nays u headline in The Gainesville nor. we have no doubt that his appearance here would have
Son. We’ve heard him railed made votes for him, hut tin* people arc inclined to want a
everything *Ue,—Sanford Herald.
Yea, the other candidates have man who can speak for himself, not necessarily an orator,
been slinging quite a hit of mad but a man who can say what's on his mind at least.
hi* way.—Gainesville Sun
The Doctor's dilemma reminds ns very strongly of the
— -----—o---------predicament Captain Miles Htandjsh found himself in
Other countie.* ure beginning *o' when he discovered he was in love, with the beautiful J’risundertakr the production nf cclrry ■cilia o f the Plymouth Colony
Stnndisb was a man of arort a large
If Sanford i" to |t|(>n nr,t of words, nnd found himself as tongue-tied as
keep two jump* ahead of (hr rest, f!y rann jn delivering, a message oJ[ love. lie resolved to
of the state in agricultural pur
suits, our farmer* m int begin 'o send his good and faithful friend John Alden to plead his
case for him.
study other product*
-o^
But Amyn hiuLreecretl.v entertained a fond and lihgrf?*f*
The German ntf'.-r^flfd 'IHcTF mg' passion in his own heart for the fair Priscilla and she
' Irish cwnpaniow-*renl to-thrGrren- in turn, quite as secretly, preferred the less dashing, but
wich Vitlagr Follies the other more loquacious and romantic John Alden. The Captain
night and u number of chore* did not know this, nor did Alden know Priscilla cared for
girla climbed into their box where him. and rather than offend his friend, he consented to de
klMM noon became profuse. The
other two dubtlr** enjoyed this liver the Captain’s message. We do not know what Alden
very much, but of course the Ruron said, but we have no reason to bejieve that he, being a
loyal friend, might not have argued thus:
lin ’t married anyway.
—— » —o-----------"Captain Stnndisb sends me here to nsk the favor of
D. Tour wao aDo a member of your hnnd for him. The Captain is n fine pnd noble man
tba Tatniami Trail party here and bidf\ me say that you would make a splendid wife. He
yeatarday. A detour^ had to be sees in you all tlu* beauty of a diadem of jewels and he says
mad* beeauae of a Fridge in this that Socrates called beauty a shoe
ed Tyranny; Pluto.'
munty bring unfinished.—Sara
a
privilege
of
Nature;
Theophratus,
a
silentwCheg^; Theo
sota Times. Better look out;
aomebody will be accusing you of critus. a delightful prejudice; Carneadcs, a solitary king
mud-allnging or leas majestic.— dom; Domitian said, that nothing was more grateful; Aris
k 9 v m m Time*.
totle affirmed, thut beauty was better than all the letters
------------ 0— ------of recommendation in the world; Homer, that 'twits a glor
The Banford Herald says it lx ious gift of Nature; and Ovid, alluding to him. calls it n
glad to get tome of the money Sen
favor bestowed by the gods,"
ator John S. Taylor la apendlng in
"But I. Priscilla, njv sweet," we have no doubt, he, be
^ h it campaign, hut add* that it
could not b« conscientious if It did ing n man, continued, “say to you that beauty such ns yours
not “odvjae him that we think he is a thing eternal, more divine than godliness, more in
la throwing hla mon-y away;" Sure spiring than n word from heaven. It stretches forth like
ly the part o f It that hna gone to.
The JHerald has not been thrown sheer effulgence illuminating the darkness of this earth like
,‘away. Furthermore, no person nor the* stars that shine in the sky, hut more enduring for the
newspaper has yet publicly atated stars will fade at dawn with thc* coming of the sun. Such
a beQef that Senator Taylor would beauty was not meant to radiate alone or like an isolated
not make Florida a gmd go v ern rose to blush unseen and waste its fragrance on the desert
or.—St. Petersburg Independent. air, but to fall Into the arms of him who knows the fresh
Senator Taylor would make Florida
» good governor, an excellent one, ness of such beauty, which is love. I come, I say, to ask
—
. hot convincing enough people of your hand for him who could not come himself." *
that to elect him la another mat*
And Priscilla, thut tlHinty little lady of the Plymouth
L ter. Meanwhile the Cetta menace Colony, simply Bmiled and cooed. "Why don’t vou speak
for yourself, John?”
-PRESENTSTHE
A MYSTERY COMEDY IN THREE
ACTS
TO-NITE AND TO-MORROW
SEMINOLE
SCHOOL
T H IS A D V E R T I S E M E N T P A I D F O R BY :
Ford Dealer
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Smith Barber
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—Shop—
. . 107 M. Park ..
E. E. Brady
—Leading—
Candidate for Sheriff
Edw. Higgins Inc.
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Jones Tire Shop
Speer and Son
_ Phone 535
111 East 2nd StreetJ Ladies Dept. Store
. The
Bank of Service
Furniture loaned to the
1
B. L. Perkins
Junior class by
The new school
• 'V8P?5*r»Furniture L>.
bell buckles arc here
Compliments
of
1 hr thine* that makr your «>ld
inoinr He* Simplex
d iitun
ring* talvr rrplacing machine
The Sun ford Photo Co,
Moffett & Thrailkill
*
Lu-Beth Cafeteria Snows Barber Shop
A Good Place To Eat A fter the isth . av« w ill#
to our old location
216 East First Street move
119 Weal. First Street
Bryans •
Sporting Goods Store
Exclusive Sporting Goods
.
Park Avc.
s*inuei a . b . Wilkinson
-candidate fo r—
County Judge
Ynur Graduation Suit
M*de To Minsure—Order nos
Jloumillat & Anderson
518 First National
Hunk Hldg.
Drug Company
. -S. W. Bradford
Extoe
Waters Kandy Kitchens
Hoff-Mac ltatlery Co.
1*17 East St-aund Htrref
Both Theatres
THE LONG-LIFE
BATTERY
Ht.nu* Made Candies
The Prescription Shop
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TI1E SANFORD TIER ALU, SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MAY X 1112*
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FLORIDA TubliC Scrvvlrp .Co,.
f^X^Y**' f
, Li>J|i>U>ik.May 2,
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Of
Jacksonville’s
lis t C h u r c h S a y s
‘ * Ho D isK n iced
vrr
And Faith ltuineil
ovillc. May. :t* , f tht
J ({ Florida put 'Shinny J.
Uthe governor's
ilmir
w this state is forever
land the confidence in the
y destroyed Dr: Loti
u totally
(|Mon. pastor of the I-lis t
[ thurch and ono of the
ti aaljlandinu m inisters do*
iSandiy night here In his
u -fatts for governor nnd
.political and Mnnil (lues*
(Cttls race and o th er Politt*
| moral problems has chalthe stamina of the law
, ind religious citizenship
'itite in recent days to the
. tj.»t I feel impelled to
U warning concerning those
involving C hristian cltl*
»pr, Drdughton continued
mo nxo to grind hut one ta
^
- i i » -u. VJ
•■‘K i : !*V
.MONEY TO LOAN
Park steam plant.
t j t b b g l j $ viMK1<'tl«y.|j
diiisteA j
WARWSAW, t’ny : i . - t l N S ) ~
C mitilined From I’nge I)
ami M p *dt»lm R o b lttttttft'- Thmfj Kilipuld
Ton |-oi>olu are J. nil hew today. parallel toad t arlton
charges
" a s the iiiinie used by the For i*
Thronjr Packs Courthousf To
|{ pnr IIItn mi /M hjVj I i ' i i ' T ' ^ 1C,;( ur*
and mole than Hathaway built in Collier and "h en they sailed front New York
night.
h ' e ”r u i ° I k L „ n i i ^ ” l P f ? * ‘ i !"■> - a t e niff forint;, f r om wnumla Monm* X m m ties cost the state n!' the Majestic,
!;'im l> H n ? t r nK t - i \ ta * r . S '"
n re iu U of the worst May Da;
t .a m h l i n j , ( a n d i d a t o t a f l s rioting in the history or Uoluml. nothing, according to the senator.
The two counties pum fo r the
Nearly fill,000 Socialists and Com- building of the ex tta loop-in th *
F R ItN A N M N A . May .1—Nearly
numittls took part in violent street
four hundred persons heard James fighting. Panic reigned over n mad.
Hathaway, said .Senator WnyM. Carson, candidate for governor, large
Mrge section
section of
nt the
tin* city
city as
as th
th-*. brigi.:, wji* n man running on his
in an address in thcNassnu county rival factions fired upon each OW!*. .-eeord of building two and
'
j tn e half times the mads th at were
courthouse Inst night. Kvery seat otlicr,
A group of Conimunipt*,who I built in al the other
adm inistrawas taken nnd many were stand
pietendcd to be workmen, edge,!
| inns before bis own, and on his '
ing when the Miami attorney no their way into the Socialist crowd
record a* builder of the Duval
gun'his address, which was devoted und began to make speeches. County school system fume) a poor
m ainly to n scathing attack against F ighting started. The Socialists colic.*.ion of schools to Tim equal
.Sidney J . C utis and race 'tra c k dninT the Communists opened fir.* of any district in the South.
upon their procession.
He pictured tlu> road chairm an
gam bling.
King Amanullnh, of Afghanis
The audience cheered the speak tan, and the (Jttcen of Afganista'i ns a boy working bis way through
er when ho rentalkd that he had are in Warsaw. The King almost school, educating- himself and then
gradually rising
to
eminence
been in 44 counties and then add got within range of the fighting. through his executive genius. He
ed th a t if "m y strength lasts nnd Ho was driving through a nearby read fmm the Review of .Reviewa
my voico holds nut until June 5 stre e t when firing started. Im innn one of the new statesm en- ]
III have the old C atts on the,high* mediately the police warned his nn editorial calling •ite^raad clmircat limb of the tallest pine.west of chauffeur to drive away. More roadlmildcis, amt comments from !
the A p p a la c h ia n river."
than 200 arrests w ere made, most the Tna'j’a TtihUiie praising tli-.* 1
o m
^ » U E l£ S lio
Mr. Carson told his ‘audience of the prisoners being young men mad duiiinm n's work before Cm!
th a t "C atts is still high man de
ton enteicd the race and the Trill*
fr»;a antiS
spite the assertions of other can
I urn* began supporting th. Tampa ■
didates" and tie declared that the
l man.
reverend gentlem an is the candi
Senator Wayloight was ititrodate th a t must he beaten by tim
diteed by Frank Kvans, county j
successful aspirant for tlu* gover
• niiiiiiis-ioncr from Izikc Mary. In
nor's chair.
I his introduction. Mr. Kvans re The ihinistcr candidate was de
j ten ed to the scaatoi as a real
nounced for capitalizing upon his
fighter ami the be*t known legis
profession in order to make money
lator in tile state
out of running for office. That he
is “double crossing" the gambler* J
mtOI’Ot M is Til KORY
and llie good people alike was the '
declaration of Mr. Carson, w hat
CUICACO,
May I.. (IN S !-*
substantiated the claim by show
Persons who live together for
ing records where C atts |ia I ,
many years grow to resemble one j
M -Y .4
bought secretly utm lgnges in
another. Professor Frank M. Free
^ du . j. c. m m KLL
Seminole county in the amount of t
man of the C iiim i ity i f Chicago
$2I,?G(I. The first of these was
told a eoilfcrctn'p r-f the Child Wel
J(l(l \\ e-.l Gore t o '.
//.IV*
purchased less than three weeks
fare League here.
Orlando, Florida
a fte r the close of the P.i'JI earn
ir *
paign and tin* la*l one two monthA nilnil.iitl I’rocloloiry
PIR VI F.S UK VI III. \i UFKF.T
sa ia iv
a fte r lie told Iturton Mnnk that
\ P , . /,'< i Miivotimiitc
attend Mass
IVfettng:
Tuesday
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fitraiRht lotins'jMi rcsjlilcnccs. 5 to 20 year loans on good
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business
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properly.
SANFORD ItOND AND MORTGAGE CO.
.112 E. Second St.
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The one great ontstmuling f.ict in nut'.mobt'ja tcd.iy ts th*t,
f two year* Florida 1ms been
f, fighting, fighting hard
%vhilc jvradicall)’ evi rj^BH^hat niris js patterned after Chrir- .
r .<|
out of the wreckage of
land booms nnd horse
•icr — titc Illustrious "72” continues to romp away from aud
t’ pmblng. It hns been a
moiitul them all in every phase of performance that makek
Ifjtht but it hns heeu a most
iniit fight and the most remotoring a pleasure. Which can and docs mean only otia
*vt tcii y 1 think the people
_ ;x witnessed.
thing, of course — that since it can quickly he proven that
l ike present moment f am
.cl
Cliryslrr "72” excels every car which seeks to compete with *
idv interested in the race
i state being mude for gov*
it without a single exception, it unmistakably gives the
■| am interested in it be*
.’SB
Uf the gjent issues involved
greatest monetary and performance return which exists in
t ibwlutely no nxn to grind
jut of tliose believing in the
die world's motor-car market today.
of polities,
td
|r. icmcinlicr, some of you,
lllm irioui S en Chrysler " 7 2 ” Prices— Ts..-pj)»»ng»r
When the kidneys fail to «*limiThe pirate- defeiti.il tIt** Ithp k
the last rare Mr. C alls lie was a "broken man and could j
I'iDipc t » ) i l l rumble <r.)t).
R o y j l S r t L n , M 5 9 5 ; Spoil
v Junior
/~Oi|.IH \ a- -m i-liine. . i.-aiiiv -*n<»itli. with a tang
|M of saying everywhere he not. make the race utiles- Maul; j mite tf^l* poison, it is then . an-fVd f , , { M1 t|u. \ \| i
R.tiditrr
(n.lii
iuml»/r'if[it>,
JIVISj
Four p j . h ng»t Coup*,
supplied
the
funds."
Lm
th«v
arteries,
irritating
.hem
Ikt-itilmil
league
voMerdav,
2
to
n.
* / ill it- In,me 11e-lt g.iiolne-- lli.il Preuiii't* Salad
(that the people of Floritla
llV A i Town Srd.in, SW.'tSi Convertible Coupe (ailk tumble
In opening his addnes* Mr. Car- and call sing them to become con- u ,,i«m. the Pirat.* pit-her. - m i. I.
upon three things —
l
l
r
e
—iiig.
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1*».*;i«l
.ill
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gre«*ll
letliii-i*
irtll), * 1“-IS; Crown Srdtn, 117115, /111 friers f. o. b. Detroit,
gested -and m lInmmc.l pari... I*---- „
lM,
.j,
ft)1 Cod, Sears Itoehuek son reminded lii* heaters that. rlusinii Iniir tih liir . ami
and Mil 11 |n* loi.t.iti*. - n e k . - v ..II laII Ilf i S I r v it lor
an<l
I
Ini
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,
,
,
,
,
subjtel to m rrent FeJfol eteiir tor. t'Aryi/rr Jrolen art
thereby
- * H
|Cc, and Sidney .1. C alls. Now Fernundina i* tlu* "cradle *>f my raising
lull. I,...II l).d.|V "II .1
in a fonlion to rxlriid the contrnienct of time faymtnlu
their l.loml pressure, and him ;iMil ••illy «ilhi\\ftl »»ii*’ Ini. M<«n
family"
since
it
was
in
17H:t
that
L
*
I
lll.lth
,|
I’A
»
ll.l^l'l
!i»l
lilt*
; thi- present eunipiiign I"*
throwing additional work upon
t
I
m
i
h
.ii..
Sittiilv,
ii-li
Col.
William
Kiibank
settled
in
ludcailm nge m his refer*
tin* to'ltrl which hi ime i.- u lt- , f'inih* % l hr hili j i •■! hit i>f I hr
'H
Jthi! the people of Floirdu fie* this city as commander ot tlu* in hv prrl rnpliy .lenlart:. tlielil ) <>l 1 * 'll1"' Hr-ind n . uigiit i**i t -* " o '
1 I ill'll Mill II - n v HI III M l 1.1 lid ,1 lo'l I. I - ,111)1 w i. It,
• flI
I Bpon Ceorge W ashington, English gnirison stationed here. that organ. A ff.r t lit ~ g**. - on m i- llnttei . !*-i the Itl.i, f.fee
|...i -.ll.ol . • d.l i)).' ;i! -. \ *'* . I,.|.li - ,.ll
I l | l i d I.....I
S
IP.eobuck and Co, and Sidney Later Col. Eubank resigneii li. lor solne time iim| tile blood lire--| w. ie lligg n ■.in,I P .ik iii111 » l o l l - ll mv • 1 1 1 1 1 a .
t.l-1" 1.1 I t. 1 i . l . t 11 \ • *ti ;ii!»1 1III
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.lie has left Almighty Cod commission and lived here until -nre gue- above two hnmlreil mil- j — ----------- !— "—
.1.1 i . i l i f t h . r 1mm 1 1» 1 •i , *'J I r t i i h ** l« lists** l l r u ,
tit. 1 think Ceorge Washing* ilis death. Co|. Kubunk wa. tie limelerk ..( foeriaiv. llu* patient
, i \ - 1«i M * l l .
ii. It** l u i . d
ffdd turn over in his grave if earliest *if Mr, Carson*, innieinal begins II. enter tin danget /on.
,in(J
often
na'
tire
lu*gioto
throw
[ini anybody hud substituted ancestors to eomf* to Florida.
1 11 •.*■. 1 1 1 1 h id 1*1 A < ii , ,‘Tili ^ i t r r l A 11t,i*l mi l i d • » A. u Nhi L
, .oil signals t.| distres- m the sbap.
Iter God Almighty. When you
I of iri/irdiicss. ringing *.l ihe ears.
ti *• * 4 If 1 till li l i *1 AI I I 1.
11 . . . m u 1 . . '■m il 1 I ' m Hi 11 't I . 1 .
|td» platform and hear bis
I 1,1 ""111 I fill Ji 'll •
I ami .ill killing and p. .<-tnl *■,!■ ■•
zts the rnuii could not tie Plane Crash Proves
I **il inn in IIn* liucl. ol the lie. k. and
Park At Commercial
(humus enough in name the
Fatal
To
Two
Fivers
-..ni.timc- a f. N o g --..n ...
id Cod
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Imvpital rrim^ly injm» • pmlM ii'd by mn-i t - ii hi n t i
i »tate piniiiimug the people a I
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inleresled in a* tin* i*t‘-uli »l n b. ;i\)K Ih:i !i*tl part* of Ihi* Imdy. o n l . um l.r tin*
limil'tUSDimrd Mo.i'l pt(,--iin amt
and t in* making of \\ ;u .. hiplun.* r lull.tig ;*.’- it l.nnl. *1 rauwe* paraly-i- t.l -nan pail .*•
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i out **l t lie moral stam ina . hi :i tui'ii bit.' yi'-t l.k.y
tIn- Imdy, II .i I. top. ii
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1*tat'■- iliitik of this man
M< i li< F . <t g,
pi r.-liii-tit "I
I!' ‘ paralysis nf llu* linallottg m lieatl
^J| t* iiu lu l .u* fur ( iiiv c rm ir, is n mh *| lix.ut I the advoraey of F'-'gg Flying Sirvii'i*. and 'I *m ri*i|Vr», death is iii'tanl.iilemi'
cexsfiil “ d irt
f .tr n te r " ; n lurtlo
ftthmr and daring to look do I/oekri**, both of F’oit I .underdid**. - If it happen- in arm nr leg ren
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am i hanket*; h as
i » mattci of fnet und as out pilot, wlm wu- at llu* «-.»ut**«»1>- J limbs nit that side, generally ietemporary In-s ol
s e r v e d .is ( k.imiv ( k .u in ii- - i m u r f..*• sis
Jkd)’ knows Mr. C atts is ex- when the trash <H*i*urii*d> i* still suiting in
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—»upf»«H-f f«m\ ea rs , us ‘- t i t I- •nr.’* . ■'( tti\ e f i r t h r e e
|tv»traik gamblers and those making a flow turn tnwuids the lent is*'properly treated timl elim
t e r m s , nt'tl ..s
! ■(*.* S -i iat ii r fur t\\i)
Frigidairc operates
•fr int^restmi directly in fiel.l flvtllg al an altitude of btltl iltmive treatm ent is ittimetlinlel*
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tail-pin
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m°itey from th at source
qu ietly, au tom atically,
1 restoring the patient to praelteally
those sources is getting and plunged earthw ard.
I l i s e\pL*r*-*rre !>’• •*'* ,;t h ’m n ltn*rul
normal h e a l t h . _________
w ithout attention. It is
tfni the conduct of his cum*
um h*rsttim !ip•' .*f farm up I t " ' " ! ' l ' " " f
Niilinily perhaps could
r e m a r k a b ly lo w in
p rtih h 'ttis, t.f !>"■ 'a-* *.
I
Ct, for hi* iK too wise to lay
price, end surprisingly
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cp iesim n s. n f Iihv .I up I • t
111 *it*
liable, hut certainly he !s
—and k«*p them away. Dt* Brand ln**c« P o w
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econom
ical
in
the
use
' ,n their hands and is danBEE B R A ND
d«r or Liquid kill* Fit**, Ams, Roach**, Poultry
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i the mimic.
Seiintm* I ,t\ h .r fd*. a* 1 : l i
Lie*. Mosquiiors, Fit**, Bed Bugs, and olhtr In
b . ’h T -eli, ..ls a n d ■.ulequuL*
Powder
Liquid A
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Sap
tacta.
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spot
or
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Use
powder
on
plants
•'I'- i .lit* in the governor's
toe v i s e
joc erTie
vein*nI te r m s ; 1.? 1•• m* ’ 1*. Its! 1:1s f.ir : is >1 ' e i e r . m ; (.V e h ih l
few d o lla r s d o w n and
and pata. Write us for FREE ini ret booklet H
JOc & s t.oo s i.u
you have gut first of all
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w<'!f:it*C I’tv* .i"** .*). i I.. t '« p *n* *.vr-; / n jihnlilii'it nf ncciipatiniv.il
dealer can't supply', we wilt ship by pared poat at
JOc (Sere* C».t ]5c
IPwt nc t.f , very gam bler in
easy
m
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payments
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and throughout the counput any m odel in your
h e lle r hd'lr.vnys f. all r u t . i.I t he . la te ; ( 7 1 l i mi t a l i n n nf b ut ul
'tr than that you have joints'.ttes.
hom e. C om e in today.
^ •a' with them and gloating
JJ*' I'''’' "• the country every
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S. nnt.H* l a \ l . n ' s r e e m d i* n n c i d e nn s t r u c 1 1\ c a c c o m p l i s h m e n t *
r err *l"d underworld parlicla n d nf
s t i nn ah l v i nletfrity.
•nthis i*«,nni ly Put Mr. Cutta
Mo and 'he state is forever
A VOTE FOR TAYLOR IS A VOTE FOR SAFE, HONEST
: ‘rd; ‘"af'deare it, Florida U
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Orange.
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and t will take a decade
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NON-SECTIONAL, PROGRESSIVE GOVERNMENT
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P R O D U C T - O I' - G E N E R A L * M O T O R S
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Parkside Motor Co.
Citizen’s .Mass
Meeting Tuesday
Nilflit City Mali
Quiet ecoi/owicu! operation
For
bets help (l to make
G overn or
FRIGIDAIRE
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. Todd lit) all
Every Citizen Is Invited To Attend
■ .. t,
and hear a frank discussion of San
ford’s financial condition and the
duties of good citizenship at this
timeThy represent ati ve business men
who are thoroughly in touch with
the situation.
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Scheduled F o r T o m o rro w (Friday) N ig h t h a s b een p o st
poned to
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLOtllfM, THURSDAY, MAY 3. 1928
The Satrtord Hermld
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k flr n tr a t u t i t
Shooting Straight Again
THE PEOPLE WILL NOTE
ST. PETERSBURG TIMES
m
T in
Is n Cntts-Ciyllon combination
really dawning upon the people as
the menace in the race for gover
nor?
A front page editorial in the
Okeechobee News brings the issue
to the front in cnpital letters, un
der the enption: “ Will Cntts-Cnrlton Combine Succeed In Duping
The People?" The News says in
p a rt:
"Why wouldn't Carlton High u
statem ent th at he was opposed to
gam bling? Why does Cnttg soli
cit second choice votes for C arl
ton? Why is it th at race track in
la a m em her , 1 th e
terests a t Miami are supporting
iS ?
■a e f n t m U l U m a , a a „
T*10 testimony in the trials shows that it was at Mr. C atts and some of Ihc same Ilk in
■1 A n eeelallen a t P ah *
> A l r t M l a m e a t A B eertla, n^ ance on Aufifuat 6 that notes were placed in the Tampa are supporting Doyle Cnrl•Ml A P r a ia
arhleh
re ta in each
22*
represented loans to these officials and which ton? Why is it th n t Carlton has
P a hi taller a e m k t r t e aah aill fa
th a e a a p h
a a * lt
af
aahaertpllom
fn<i e e,V dence of thc!r ffuilt. If these notes never said o word n gainst C atts,
Ila la la a r S e r (a e e r ily a h a e la te ty h „ T l,P! T
all e l a t a u a t e lre a la tle e . aa w rll na 1mm
1p,n.ccd ln the bnnk. the shortages in the vnr- nor who believes th a t these two
h a a e a t baalaean au th a B a .
nrc not runnig together
been ™ ,t fUnd“
which the transfers originally had candidates
explais nil th is?"
THURSDAY. MAY A.
denDilhf^h T
mVC romi,liIlL‘(l' an<l the city, and inci
The Pntin Reach Independent
dentally, the taxpayers, would have been the loosers.
j gives
n two-column spread to Joe
Bi b l e t e r s e f o r t o d a y
tMr' K W
further showed his good faith by refus Earuuin's survey of the political
i*e
* OUR CHOICER— He that walk- ing to perjure himself'on the witness stand either in his situation and dips into, the ques
tion of the same menace of an al
eth with win* men shall be td»e: hI«nt ^ H l f ° r n ,bebnIf. of Mr*
The records Verified leged
Cntts-Carlton combination,
but a companion of fools shall he
liit I f nyfvoU i t nt? JU™IS b;v their v«fdicts registered with the suggestion that the evi
.
belief. We believe it took considerable courage to
destroyed— Prow 10:20.
PRAYER—May Thy word, O testify to Buch mistakes ns he had made and that he did it,
in our opinion, shows his desire to reform.
God, erer be In our heart
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Tomorrow, afternoon circuit court reconvenes in order
that Judge Gray may pass sentence upon the two defend
jir if
l i n t a. 1MT.
anta in the bonk case. Forrest Lake, convicted on five
HOLLANDMU
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H O W A R D m a ™------- H i u i
counts
In four trials, faces a sentence not to exceed fortyJO SKA K i U f t u R A ltu
five years in the penitentiary.
A . R. Key might be im
i r a i a u m o A liA TH ft
<>»• T e a r
..... ..............
tr.oo prisoned for ten years, or he might be released with the
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T h «*o H n l k i ___.___
91.TO payment of a fine of two thousand dollars.
By C a r rie r p e r W eek
••.in
While not condoning in any respect Mr. Key’s conduct
Tfce H e ra t* . I ta K n R 'a p fe a re r u m *
p ap er. e ak aerlW a «e th e l a t r m a - either in making excessive lonns to himself or in making
N eaal N rw « P e rrle ts r m l i U i ( n a
e r p a a la
IW » ea p eeler nerra
a m
ia a ttle a
♦ tr e a tr Iheasam h te e rh a B aity e a•tre r- false entries in effort to cover up both for himself and for
e l l e s a---------r e a t a ----a t th e
.la p
_ a ll th e b
-----------Mr. Lake, we have been glad to note on Mr. Key’s part,
e n tire
tir e te e ri* . T h e ■I. “J». I . It
peeUII
p e e ta llr e tfle te a t la F le r ttU «aU la since Uie failure of the bank, » decided tendency toward re*
a llth
i e ena t e e a a t.
w
pentence.
t*W't»fc-»
HI »•••
l .•!>«»•
r <>i |)I
rt tin
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mu
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Ml «IOM M l t n
1 *1 *. ■« Dm P M t i f f i N
n * » M » . l U t t *M ml
dent harmony in Hillsborough
county and Tumpn, for the "first
tlmd in a niillenlum" has u reason
a lot deeper tb«n the still w aters
of Tumpn bay. This is the way
plain speaking Joe puts it:
"Old Catts is still a contender—
yes he is. For the firs t time in n
millennial, which means before
Tampa or Hillsborough county ex
isted, there is supposed harmony
nml all the boys arc supporting
Doyle Carlton for governor, includ
ing nil of the newspapers. However
there 'is some apprehension thnt
we have ju st got to have the
some of the potential influentials
friendship of Florida’s governor—
middle, C atts at one end and Doyle
are playing both ends ngninst the
nl the other; whereby, if either or
the other is elected they can grasp
the hand of either of the other nnd
sav, with gusto, ‘Didn’t -we give
'em hell?! "
Now. it is perfectly true th at
not nil the wisdom or all the
powers of observation, of all the
ability to draw keen conclusiops
from observation, lie with the "big*
newspapers. The lesser ones can
nnd the other candidates
take notice quite ns well, und sonm- offering the
the rest of the votes," s#ij”
the most sthaightforwanl '
tin u s they ure closer to the actual
and J. C atts here Inst Monday ,
chainctcr M»d nb,m *
therefore closer to the actual same
This is fa ir enough..Rut k ‘
high pcrlorniance as a govern
tru th s than those that assume to
th at he has demonstrated in his ure others who had planned!
speuk for the whole state.
nnd public lb* Vote for Mr. C atts they ntiv P
The belief th at thetV is a C a tts -} active business and
it em barrassing to be p|a
-—
it*_ combination J!
->fieri* rlurim*
during the
the DlMt
past 28 jVJ-®**. llie company bo frankly
Carlton
didJ not #origi
And of idl these thing5 " 'e re * —Jacksonville Journal.
nntc in the pure blue sky. There
increasing
evidence that the people
have been some evident conditions
thnt point to it, nnd there hns been w ilbtnkc note.
Doyle Carlton nidd; n W|j|
no authoritative word or move
speech in F o rt Pierce last
th n t could be expected to dispel it.
Ha attacked Hathaway U(
On the other hand, It is growing.
Tick
Took
j
but he did not utter cne
T hat more people are more care
ngninst C atts. One could i|J
fully and seriously ta k in g -note ns
Jam es M. CaVson i* the only g 5* Relieve thnt Carlton i* not
the campaign progresses, there
can be no doubt. The campaigns of hernntoriul candidate jyho has suc ning ngninst C atts, or *1*
three of the four lending candi ceeded In getting on the same afraid to tackle Catts and
dates for governor—those of C arl platform at the same time witti ord. IT Carlton prefers Cate
ton, C atts nnd Hathaway—are the particular opponent he is gun H athaw ay th at is his husinm]
campaigns of political practices ning for and it looks ns though h« if he can find nothing wrong'
politic
only—and not ther most creditable pinned old Sidney J. down so he C atts’ record he is
blind in th n t direction and
practices u t that. The cam paign'of couldn’t squirm.—Ocala Star.
Itically warped in the dircctk
the other one—Senator John S.
-----. ■■ Taylor—in strong* feint creditable
^ US4. trying to get on Gio H athaw ay.—Okeechobee Ne
contrast is the enntpoign of a man fliin<| wngon of the congressional
Jam es Carson, candidate
of splendid qualifications and re- candidates, The "Spirit of Floricord who is standing solely upon .jn'* ju st hns seats for two and governor, snys he docs
those qualifications nnd upon thnt ;hey nrc filled by two ladies head- ;cct, to lie a enttspuw if
record, with no w ar upon any of
’straig h t for Washington.—<>r- lie’ll he the ca tt's tail if the |
>f C alls
goes
first.—Dd]
the other candidates whomsoever, lando R eporter Star.
News. In the meantime his
and no questionable political tactics
"Hive me the votes of all the sharp claws nre making long, <
to out-trick theirs.
I fit'll* in
Ml*$, III
HIV V
M«.■ ! Irum
Mill runners
. M.M.V.W and their frigmls
..... and gnshes in the south half of I
There
is IIU
no JUUAVJ
jockeying
in the
campaign of John-S. Tayfor. Ho is onlyj all the jailbirds ami their friend Cults.— Palm Reach IndcpendJ
Gray will in nil probability take these facts into
At.'
W’HAT.THR SERDSMAN SELLS consideration when passing sentence and will quite likelv
— He m II^ far taore th*o little award such penalty as will make-a better man and aid him
‘ • seeds
to stenr a straightcr course between Scylla and Chnrybdis
' Clone huddled iu a packet's hold, should-such an exigency arise again.
He eelln the summer’s witchery—
•* Aaure, so n flame, and cold.
Speak Fof* Yourself, Tons
He sell longs dreams that will
.
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■ ' com* true:
Some weeks affo Dr. Fons Hathaway came to Sanford
. For every lifted flower face.
to speak in hehalf of his candidacy for governor and disShowing Its beauty to the sun.
Makes earth a fairer place.
oppointed .several hundred citizens who had gathered in
H -•?
tne Lity llnll in the hope that he might successfully refute
The wonder In the
The rapture In
♦
tune
Are in the seeds
Whore beats the
lily’s cup.*
Utc damagRig charges brought against him by the candithe bird’s glad date from Tampa. Rut Fons Alycc Hathaway did not con
vince his hearers that .all is well on the Potomac, or tilt*
named "Rose",
uchlockonec,
or the Withlacoochee, and his story aliout ratheart of June. •
traps, caftyas. cjUj^ages and kings only served to convince
people more tlrtm ever that something is rotten in Denmnrk.
So the Doctor, blushing boyishly, said he was tired and
promised to come hack Inter when he felt better and tell the
rest of the story. Rut one thing and another has interfercci. His throat is soro and there arc so many counties.
f t i!
He doesn't like to travel much anyway. And then his wife
hns been sick, and his official duties take a great deal of
time. You know how it is. So last night Senator Waybright, one of the Doctor's hoy friends in Jacksonville, turn
ed up nnd spoke for him.
Now the Duval Senator is a conversationalist of the
first order. He certainly knows his nouns, pronouns, and
ndverbs. And in dealing with his friend’s adversaries lie
The least you can say fur Knits
Is
as sharp as a rapier in his thrusts and as persistent as a
Hathaway is that he may not be
much himself, but h^“s got some horsefly. He ripped nnd slashed at Catts until that rever
end gontlemnn was torn to shreds and was not sufficiently
ATM good friends.
connected to even bury. Then he tore into D oyle Carlton
Have you paid your poll tus yet ? nnd chased him around the ring with hooks ami mbs and
There has been u regular exodus right crosses, driving him into the ropes and finally leav
during the past few days of Han ing him in a deplorably prone position on some of Ids own
canvas.
ford Hhriners to Miami
—---------o---------When Senator Wuybright resorted to argument, lie
It appears to many Sanford was clear and concise, even logical at time*
When he a t
jieople that a new candidate has tacked. his words came in short sharp tones that served to
otltored this gubernatorial r v r by
startle his hearers. He allowed no one to sleep as he moved
the name uT 11at ha way bright
quickly from one subject to another, now charging, now
refuting,
now refuting, now charging. And when he chose
Governor Martin thinks the Uni
®I
ted States Henatn should be un* to resort to oratory, he canned Ids audience lightly on the
Trammellcd. —Orlando Reporter- wings of vivid imagination, out of the City Hall and aeross
Star. He also suggested that we the sparkling waters of lustrous Imke Monroe to far away
park Park in Avon Park.
Olympus where Zeus and Hera ruled and to the Klysian
-o
F ields wharA-dwelt—the-eouls--of—all—departed saints;—~"Arut
A1 Smith won u whirlwind vict then as deftly he brought them bark again across the tow
ory In California the other day ering billows of broad Atlantic as far as the Gulf Stream's
against Walsh and Reed. The Tam northward flowing waters and there he ducked them.
many man's bnnner .teems to be
And as we struggled vainly to keep our feet on the con
tnarching on, If banners march.
crete
floor of the City Hall, we thought what a, pity it was
Well, guess we :an stand him if
thnt Dr. Hnthnwny could not have said those things. How
the rest of 'em can.
pathetic thnt when this candidate speaks lie does not make
"Dr. Hathaway Called Home," sense!
Had Senator Wuyhrigld been running for gover
says u headline in The Gainesville nor, we have no doubt that his appearance here would have
Sun. We’ve heard him called made votes for him, hut the people are inclined to want a
everything else,— Sanford Herald.
Yee, the other candidates have man who can speak for himself, not necessarily an orator,
been allnglng quite a bit of mml hut a man who can say what’s on his mind at least.
his way.—Gainesville Hun
The Doctor's dilemma reminds us very strongly of the
— — —-o----------predicament Captain Miles Htmulish found himself in
Other counties are beginning to when he discovered he was in love with the beautiful Pris
’ i:; '
undertake the preduction of celery cilla of the Plymouth Colony
Standish was a man of ac
on a large scale. If Sanford is to tion. not of words, and found himself as tongue-tied as
keep two jumps ahead of the rest Cyrnno in delivering a message of love, lie resolved to
t the state in agricultural purulta, our fanners must begin -.o send his good and faithful friend John Alden to plead his
case for him.
study other products
— — ---- o -----------But Alden had secretly entertained a fond and lin ger
The German filers and Iheir ing passion in his own heart for the fair Priscilla and she
Irish companion went to tire Green- in turn, quite as secretly, preferred the less dashing, bul
wlch Village Follies . the other more loquncinuR and romantic John Alden. The Captain
night and u number of chorus did not know this., nor did Alden know Priscilla cared for
girls climbed into their box where him. and rather than offend his friend, he consented to de
kisses soon became profuse. The
liver the Captain’s message. We do not know what Alden
other two dubtless enjoyed this
said,
but we have no reason to believe that he. being a
very much, but of course the Ruron
loyal friend, might not have argued thus:
U n i married anyway.
i•
—— ----- o -----------"Captain Standish sends me here to ask the favor of
D, Tour was also a member of your hand for him. The Captain is a fine and noble man
the Tamiami Trail party here and bids me say that you would make a splendid wife. He
yesterday. A detour had to be sees in you all the beauty of n diadem of jewels and he says
mode because of a bridge in this that Socrates culled beauty a short-lived T yranny; Plato,
lounty being unfinished.—Sara a privilege of Nature; Thcophratus, a silent Cheat; Theo
sota Times. Better look out;
somebody will be accusing you of critus, a delightful prejudice; Carneadcs, a solitary king
mad-alinging or less majestic.— dom; Domitian said, that nothing was rnqre grateful; Aris
totle affirmed, that beauty was better than all the letters
Tampa Times.
ST
------------o-----------of recommendation in the world; Homer, that 'twits a glor
The Sanford Herald says it Is ious gift of Nnturc: and Ovid, alluding to him. calls it a
glad to get some of the money Sen
favor bestowed by the gods."
ator John 8. Taylor is spending in
"But I, Priscilla, my sweet," we have no doubt, he, be
HU campaign, but odds that it
Hveould not bo conscientious if it did ing a man, continued, “say to you that beauty such as yours
not Modv]s« him that we think he is a thing eternal, more divine thnn godliness, more in
U throwing hU mon^y away." Sure spiring thnn a won! from heaven. It stretches forth like
ly the port o f it that has gone to.
Bheer effulgence illuminating the darkness of this earth like
The Jlcrald has not been thrown
'away. Furthermore, no person nor the’ stars that shine In the sky, but more enduring for the
newspaper has yet publicly stated stars will fade at dawn with the coming of the sun. Such
a belief that Senator Taylor would beauty was not meant to rndinte alone or like ap isolated
not make Florida a g>od govern rose to blush unseen and waste its fragrance on the desert
or.—St. Petersburg Independent. air, but to fall into the arms of him who knows the fresh
Senator Taylor would make Florida
• good governor, an excellent one, ness of such beauty, which is love. I come, I say, to* ask
bat convincing enough people of your hand for him who could not come himself.” *
that to elect him la another mat*
And Priscilla, that dainty little lady of the Plymouth
tar. Meanwhile the Catts menace Colony! simply emiled uiul
"Wliv «|ou9l you &pcak
continues.
for yourself, John?"
-PRESENTSTHE
Let
thoo« who will seek richer
wares.
There Is no lovelier boon than
. . this:
To Watch the sweet sure blossom
ing
Of happy promises.
—By Imogen Crhrk
— . ■■■■ ■■’ A California gtrl was convicted
In Turkey the other rtsy for
spreading Christianity. Oo-h, what
• crime!
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TO-NITE AND TO-MORROW NITE
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SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
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Edw. Higgins Inc.
Ford Dealer
Smith Barber
—S h o p 107 N. Park
E. E. Brady
—Leading—
Candidate for Sheriff
First National Hank
Jones Tire Shop
Speer and Son
The
Phone 535
Hank of Service
111 East 2nd Street Ladies Dept. Store
Lu-Beth Cafeteria Snows Barber Shop
A Good Place To Eat| After the isth. We wiiij
to our old location!
216 East First Street move
119 West First Street
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Bryans
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Park A vc.
: -JV’jfgty n1
s±
to
the!
Junior class by
\
Wagoner Furniture Co. 1
B. L. Perkins
The new school
belt buckles arc here
Compliments
“ of
1 lie ihinat. that make your old
motor ii « m Simplex Piston
nt)K>i vah> replacing machine
The Sanford Photo Co.
Maffett & ThrailkiU
Samuel A. B. Wilkinson
Your Graduation Suit
Slade To . Measure—()rdfr nuw
lloumillut & Andersen
— candidate for__
SIM First National
Bank Bldg.
Drug Company
S. W. Bradford
The Prescription Shop
County Judge
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Waters Kandy Kitchens
Spurting Goods Store
‘Exclusive Sporting Goods
Furniture loaned
THE LONG-LIFE BATTERY
Home Made Candies
Hoff-Mac Battery Co.
117 Earn Scoond Utrraf
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THE PANTOtro I1EKALP. SANFORD. FLORIDA; THURSDAY, MAY 3. 102*
pom w*. Oman:
B A SM R
TALKS TO CROWD
AT FERN AMINA
nr Jacksonville's
’naptlsl Church Says
htfoultl He '» * & * '*
fr And Faith Ruined
Ljvillc. May.
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fn.l M ra.il TAry Fqrd t f i h t U U i i r l
t—1 ■■■mg’ '—s—e—r
FLORIDA Tublic Sem'lfPiCe,
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-s f’ .noo W :
Park steam plant.
unit
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Avf>i
:ll 7 per cent. »t3
i Y (,p i
W.\UWSAW, Fay a.— m n s >—
Tea yemm* a tv dead hero today.
i-thctH aro dying and more than
tiv e r S n t h i n r r t i i „ _i,
1,1,1 " lv "'ifrcrtnjr from wound*
(J'lmbl'iiur
rnmMfioVo
i*
J!”
us
» ri'Mllt
worstofMay
Da:
ti.imhlinR Candidate (a lt s
hl <’f the
,lis,„iy
,,olamj
FBRNA.VDlN’A, Mav -.1—Nearly : NVn,.,y 5M,0!W S",iulist" «»d ( 'om
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• munints took part in violent rtroct
fou. hundred persons hoard James ' fighting. Panic reigned over a
M. (a rso n , candidate,Tor governor, large section of the city ns lit
in an address in theN’ussnu county rival factions fin d
upon ear h
courthouse last night. Kvery s e n t!
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'
, ' A group of ( omnmnists, who
“ taken nnd many were atpmi- ,,,..tended
tie w..i-Ln«........,t.r,.i
w hile S t i r Liner MnjcMle a* "Mr.
(Continued From Page 1)
oral M'fs-’altfhn* RuldHAftWif!' T hat
parallel load i arlton
charges " u s the iimrit* n***«l hv the For is
Hathaway built in ('oilier and,
Mi-nme Counties cost the stale
nothing, according to the sen ato r.'
The two counties pnm fo r t h e 1
building of the extra loop in th •
load.
Hathaway, said Senator Way*
bright, was a man m im ing on hi*
own record of budding two and
cue liiilf limes the roads th at were
built in ul the other adm inistra
tions before his own, and on Ids
m in d us builder of tire Duval
r Florida put Sidney J.
Ltbt governor's chair r.t
L thia_ state is forever
2 jml the confidence in the
r^ u lly destroyed Dr; Lon
|i-j1ton. pastor of the H vst
j thurch and one of the
jcdutstaiuiiiig m inisters doi$ar.(Uy night here in his .Sidney J. ( a tta nnd race track
gambling.
|ta *Catts for governor and
The audience cheered the speak
felitkal and Moral Qucs- er when he remarkd that he had
,C»tti race and other Politi* been in 44 counties nnd them add
ed th at if “ my strength lasts and
I moral problems has chai my voico holds out until June &
se stamina of the law III hnve the old C atts on the high.
religious citizenship cst limb of the tallest pine west of
ititc in recent days to the the Appalncliicoln river."
Mr, Carson told his audience
ttn I feel impelled to
! warning concerning these th a t “ Cntts is still high man de
, inrolving Christinn citl* spite the assertions of other can
,»Pr. Broughton continued didates’’’ and lie declared that the
, r,o axe to grind hut one to reverend gentleman is the candi
date that must lie iierifen by the
rtwo years riorum nns iwcn successful aspirant for the gover
v fighting, fighting hard nor's chair.
The minister candidate was de
J'oot of the wreckage of
H land booms and horse nounced for capitalizing upigfc, Im»
.pabling. H has been n profession in order to mFl.-i* moneyg^t hut it has been a most out of running for office. That lie
fitdit fight nnd the most rc- is "double crossing" the gamblers |
Ufu tury I think tlie people and tile good people alike was the
declaration of Mr. (’arcon, w ho'
ClIICAtiO,
Mnv 1 ( IN S 1ptr witnessed.
I'crsons who live together for
the present moment T am substantiated the claim by show *
many years grow to ii-<em|de one
•tly interested in the race ing records where I'n tt* ha I i
apotlier, I’rofee.oi Frank M. F ree
i gate being mude for gov- bouglit secretly m ortgages in
man of tlie F n iv e r ii\ ef Chicago
] ar.t interested in it Iw Seminole county in the amount of |
told a eonferenee i-i the Child Wel
if the great issues involved $2-1,700. Tlie first of these wai absolutely no nxn to grind purchnsed less than three w e e k s
fare Longue here.
ia of those believing in (tie afte r tlie close''of tin* 11)21 earn
paign and tin- last one two months I
Amlitiltuti I’riK'inlcigy
j of politic*,
« remember, Some of you, a fte r he told Duitoti Mank that
\\ I n n the k i d n ^ vs tail in elimi
I the last race Mr. C atts lie was a "broken man and could
^dof.iafitig everywhere he not make ilie race unless Maul; not e the poisira. ii is then uitTied
nil the a r t er i es , i r r i ta t in g . hem
[hit the people of Florida supplied the funds."
In opening his address Mr. t 'a r ami ca usi ng t h e m to become co n
iti upon three things —
gested and
iii ll a mme d
pariiall*
Itf (lod. Sears Roebuck son reminded hi* heaiers th.i* closing their caliber, and t l ni e b v
Lind Sidney J. C alls. Now Fernand ilia i* (be "cradle of my raisi ng their tdood |»ressurc. and
I (hi* pre-ent cam paign he fam ily" since it was in 114:; that I t h r ow i ng adilili mi il work upon
tide a iImage iti bis refer- Col. William "Kubnnk settled in t h e hear t « hit h hi line n -nlliit the I'ciijilo of Floirdu <le- this city as commander ot tlie j in h> to rlropliv t e n l a r r . mem I ot
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ipon ticoige "Washington, I'Titglish g u im n n slat min d here. that or g an . \ 1 1, , (hi
Efobuek and Co, and Sidney L ater (Nil. Kubnnk resigned hi lor some lime an d tile Idood |ire>Hr lie ha* left Almighty God commission and lived lieie until siire goes ab i ' e two linudriil mil-j
lit I think I'■Jorge Wnnliing- his deatli. Col, FuliutiU via- th- litacti i s i,| nierettiv. tin- pat ient i
wldtuiii over in his grave if earliest of Mr. Carsons nutlet mil begi ns to e n t e r the dangei zone
Citizen's .Muss
a n d of ten i i a ' u i e begi ns to throw
lirj anybody had substituted ancestors !<• come I Florida.
out s i gna l s n| di s t re ss m the shape
wGod Almighty. When you
Moctintf Tuesday
ol rH/ziiiess, ringi ng ot the ear's,
Us platfiitm and hear li.s
.not an ariiiiig a n d p. ,oliit -mi ..
Niylit Cily Mali
ui the mim could not tie Plane Crash Proves
• 'll ion in tile hurt, ot tile lieek. and
Irciiu* enough to name tlie
siilio limes a feeling el |i r ■-lire in
Fatal To Two Flyers the loti of iIn- head. It rebel i
if bod.
nut spmiilv tort I i oaii or the pal •
r.l . , f mu who lias in days
W I-IST P AL M
UK.4 C I I . l i t
ji lit slllfers vvliat i- l.mei || as a
h mi! -I himself a preacher
•Cuspid ni Christ going up May .'i 11N.-s I- Two nun vv,iu t roke which - ii•«|-'- m n s that
tin In- teiigih rind lin-ndth j dejid Imre t ulay uiid auitihet ! In 'The litL fll's of I In'‘bral'il. bi'liuf utl
• state p i i n n i. d n g t li e p e o p l e a local hospital
crimisly injur, ' pioterleil hi mil ile- a in nlhri
dinllv
i nt e re s t e d
in a* the li'siilt of a heavily h,a led parts of the liody. crack under tin
■ it ' .ml I ijiiaciii'tnined lilood pn sure and
^ r -iid the m a k i n g of Waco hiplune stalling
causes pural.vsis ol -Oiuc |»ait "l
t ®ut .11 llie mur al s t a m i n a on a turn lat, ye-' rday
I lie Isnlf. It it h it,pea
t o e in* <■
utati liunk of this ma n
.Mi lie Foi g, prestdytit ot
ih
purulvsis nf the lireathmg m heart
ih'iut ni the advoc ac y of F ’gg Flying Strvice. ami Turn ceu'ers, death
is iiislaataueoii'
Lockrii’, iio'h of F*n t l.u'.idei'dale, If it hap p e ns in a r m o r leg c e n
ttfcmg ami da r i n g to look d r
hops' in thy face.
nre dead, while C. S. Nelson, stii'l- t e r it r esul t s in p a r a l y s i s ol the I
II nutter of fm t and as eu t pilot win, wii- ut tlie controls limbs on that side, generally re
t e mp o r ar y
In-* ol
H ' knows Mr. C atts is ex- when the crash occurred, is still s u i t i n g in
should attend Mass
Mfctiiiitf
Tuesday
Tbe one grt.it outstanding fact in 3i:timob:i?3 teday is tint,
Vliile practically every car that runs is patterned after Chry•Ier — thc Illustrious *'72” continues to rump .way from and
mound them all in every phase o f performance that make*
motoring a pleasure. Which can and docs mean only on*
tiling, o f course — that since It can quickly be proven that
Chrysler "72” excels every car which seeks to compete with
it without a single exception, it unm istakably gives tha
j /ic in io
SALAD IH tFtfSB \l
I l l u i t r i a u i S r n ( / ir v i/ r r ' " 7 2 " P r i c t i — T s o - p a i i e ng»r
C o u p e ( • lif t ruiublf uni»). S l5 4 > i R o y a l Sedan. *1593; S p o il
K n j ililr r
ru iiiM r * rjrl, 11395; F o u r - p o u r n g r r C o u p * ,
*1395; T ov. ii S n t.iii, *1095; C o n v r r lib l* C o u p * {*itA r u n t ilr
Ifiil), * l? 4 5 ; C ro w n Sedan, *1795. .Ill p n e r t /". o. h. D ttroit,
Hill, it to (H trrn t l i ' J c . t l m i l e tux. Ih r y ilt r J ru lrtt a r t
in a filiation to n t i n J llit ( o i u t n i t n t t o f h in t p uym tnlt.
Park At Commercial
FRIGIDAIRE
Kvcn a l t e r this, it a pal
I t is e a s ie r , n o w , to
*^r- 1-vtt - in the governor’s
M yog have gut first of nil
t'g of every gam bler ill
, lml throughout the enunthan that you liave joinlrjJs wtlh them and gloating
i) fatt ot the country every
Lica, Mosquitoes, Fleas, Bed Bugs, and otherinsects. W on't spot or stain. Use powder on plants
and p eu . W rite ut fo r FREE inject bookUt. If
dealer can't supply, we will ship by parctl pool at
prices named. McCORMICK 1CCO.. IkliinMiea, M4.
PowJrr
Liquid
10c a Ut
iOc & 71*
SOc 9 1 1.00
*1.21 '
JOc tienr C»l )*<
F r ig id a ir c o p e r a te s
qu ietly, au tom atically,
w ithout attention. It is
re m a rk a b ly
lo w
,
shall
Shall
or Governor
has help 11 to make
speech.
•- *1* ^“ *••!».-
business properly.
f t HIN
S.
I \ I M IH, I K inner. ,tig
^J| e.uwtiil.ile fin I itmTiiiii', is n sueeessli il ***.!i r I i .i rmci ’" ;
u l arge
yfrmvei*. s h i p p e r aiu! p l e k e r nl eilrcis
( r u i t s ; a I n i-iuitess m a n a mi h a n k e r ; has
s e r v e d as ( 'minty ( ! ., m i n i - s i n n e r L>r six
v e a r s, ns Ni iL- I' Tir.'... ,i ,tiv e f ;r t h r e e
te rm s
n r tw o
I s' f ills.
in
price, end surprisingly
econom ical in the use
o f current. Learn how a
few d o lla r s d o w n and
easy m onthly payments
put any m odel in your
hom e. Come in today.
I " ,T -<*l| xls '.Mill ntlctjiint.*
is f . i r a o . i l v c i g r . i . r . ; (.11 d i i l . l
. ; M .,!*!>!i t ii nf i i‘Ciip.tti,in:il
l ”.*ir is e s : 1-») i V 'i
i ic |( c r If'ilr.vay x fo
is-.lies.
yv n ,tin** t 'iv ; (fi\ m o r e n n d
<: .L ite; (7) lim ita tio n til hum !
S e n a t o r ’I' iv Ioi ’* r e c o r d i* o n e of c o i i x t ru ct i v c ;v.*cmnplix1iliicot'4
a n d of i i ' h p u -.lion.tide i.il.-:‘r i t \ .
Idl) N. OrniiLri‘.
p r o d u c t
- o t
Klitrt
it ^
1 "•%*'
112 K. Second St.
Quiet economical opera/ion
m aking ii , tmv t urn towards Ilie Tenl" is pr oper l y tr ea t eel a m F ellm
m interested directly in field flying at an altitude* of Will iliitviVe t r e a t m e n t is i uu u r di ut r l i
4 iruney from thnt source feel when it went into a tnilspin i nst ituted, t h e r e is a prohaliilily ol
r es t o r i n g the pat ient to practically
™ •h"-'- sources is getting and plunged earthw ard
n or ma l h e a l t h . ___________ ____
Kfor the conduct of his cant*
■ Nobody perhaps could
•k fur he lK too wise to lay
* liable, lull certainly he !s
—a n d k trp th e m a w a y . D*t Brand Inatct Pow
4 .n th, ,r hands nnd is dunBEE BRAND
der or Liquid kills Flies, A ms, Hoache*. Poultry
slrniRhl loans'nn residences* 5 to 20 year loans on
SANFORD ROND AND MORTGAGE CO.
HINTS
1-1the imisii
M ONEY TO LO AN
O rla n d o , Fla
A VOTE FOR TAYLOR IS A VOTE FOR SAFE, HONEST
NON-SECTIONAL. PROGRESSIVE GOVERNMENT
^heduled F o r T om orrow (Friday) N i g h t h a s been p o st
v
poned to
who are thoroughly in touch with
the situation.
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THE SANFORD nERALQ. SANFOBP, FLOM )*, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1928
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RMf>K E. SU vinV a n d . HrV.'C. K
yincojit returned homo Wednesday
afternoon Twin Miami where they
have been attending the Shrine
Convention-
Td«ph0Di l4« MRS, FRED, S. DA IdER, Sodety Editor Residence , ^ 1 . 37
*“ Mrs. Epps Entertains
Her Club Members
Calendar
THURSDAY
'
Junior Class P lay, “ Suicide Spe
cialist” a t 8:1G o’clock a t the Scm* inolo High School.
Seminole C hapter of No. 2 O. E.
■ S. will hold re g u lar mooting with
musical program nnd reports from
'■ , G rand Chapter Meeting recently
«P *' heW tot M i a m i . - w .
t
W a A u:
FRIDAY
ti |
Opening of Woman’s exchange
Yt .Tell O’clock Roar Basket Bldg.
* ‘Rose-ConTt Circle of the Gordon
Club will meet with Mrs. Boy
Symos a t 10:00 o'clock a t her lmmc
on Crystal Imkc.
Azalea Circle of the Sanford
' ’ Garden Club will m eet nt 10:00
,
o'clock w ith Mrs. Edward L. Markell n t E dgew nter Farm .
C entral Circle of Sanford G ard
en Club will m eet a t 10:00 o'clock
w ith Mrs. Jam es G. Sharon n t
Tenth S treet.
•’ "M ayfair Circle of nnford Garden'
Club will meet nt 10:00 o’clock
'■
w ith Mrs. W, Theodore Langley at
-her homo in Mnyfnir.
M rs. Alfred W. Leo. will enter
tain tho members of the Sans
Soucl Bridge Club,
> ,* A uxiliary of the Campbell LosT • »lng P ost American Legion will
hold regular m eeting a t 4:00
o’clock nt the Legion Hut.
Junior Class Piny, "Suicide Spe-'
ciallst” a t K: 1f> o’clock a t the Sem
inole High School.
Business nnd Social m eeting of
n t the Alathcnn (Mass of the F irst
B aptist Sunday School will hb held
a t tho class rooms nt tho church nt
3:30 o'clock. Hostesses Mrs. D. J.
G a rrett nnd Mrs. I,. A. Palm er.
SATUBDAY
Mrs. Jam es G. Sharon will enter
tain the members «f the Saturday
afternoon bridge club.
MONDAY
R egular business m eeting of the
W omen's Guild of the Holy Cross
Episcopal Ciiurch will he held at
3:00 o'clock nt tho P arish House.
Pipe Organ Club will meet nt
the home of Mrs. I. E. Eat ridge on
Mellonvllle Avenue.
TUESDAY
Social
D epartm ent of
the
Woman’s Club will have regular
fo rtn ig h t* bridge p arly m J .So
o'clock ut the club house with Mrs.
The lovely home of Mrs. A. W.
Epps in Kdgcwood was the scene
of one of the loveliest social affairs
of the season, Wednesday afternoon
when she entertained the members
of the Wednesday • Afternoon
Bridge Club and a few tnhlcs of
players.
Kxpuitisc radiance roses, Eas*
te r llllieS, petunias and other love
ly Spring flowers were lavishly
used in decorating the rooms whrTi
the cord tables had been arranged
for the games.
Quaint fnns in the deliente simil
es of pink, orchid, yellow and green
were used for the interesting
games of bridge anil, when scqres
had been added and collected by
Mrs. Charles L. Parks, it was found
th at the top score prize, a rryslnl
lianil painted ten bail, had bean won
by Miss Annie Hawkins, The con
solation prize, n pretty powder jar
went to Mrs. C. E. Rnwson.
At the conclusion of the games,
the tables were cleared nnd la!,l
with dainty covers and refresh
ments of congealed salad, anilines,
olives sandwiches and iced ten were
serVecY.
The guests enjoying tins pretty
p arty were Mrs. J. B. Lawson,
Mrs. Tom Holt, Mrs. C. E. Rawsom
Mrs. EmmitL Hunt, Mth. John C.
Smith, Mrs. A. W. Knox, Miss An
nie Hawkins, Mrs. Alfred W. Leo
Jr., Mrs. .1. A. Oldlmm, Mrs. C har
les L, Parks, Mrs. Easterdny, Mrs.
Samuel Pulesion, Mr. W. E. White,
Mrs, .1. H. 11interm ister, and Mrs.
George Harden.
M1LANE
Theater
t'ga?ht>3 ;
Personals
Tiie mnny friends of f ipt.,
Curio T- Louche, eon bf Mr. and
Mrs. G. Irving Loucks, who has
been stationed a t Manila, I’hilltpinc
Islands for the p ast two years,
will be pleased to learn th at he has
sailed for the States and expects
to arrive at San Francisco about
May 21., and will be. stationed a t
Cheyenne, Wyo.
Lloyd Boyle, Robert Dodson,
Hodgson Ball nnd Mr. Schwartz
returned Wednesday night from
Miami wherp they attended the
Shrine Convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Krupp, Mrs.
Lesley Dili mid small daughter
Louise nnd Mrs. F. JI- Savage
motored to (Irlahdo Wednesday
where they spent the morning,
t "' “"
Allison Speer of the W estern
Uninn Office a t West I'him Bench
is in Sanford for a few days I
visiting his parents.
Mrs. E. C. Strong of C harles
ton, Miss., was the guest of honor
a t a pilau and swimming party,
Wednesday evening nt Silver IJik.\
given by Miss' Leeressee Ander
son,
G a in s of all kinds together
with swimming and other water
f port a caused the evening hours
to pass all too soon. At a lute
hour chicken pilnu, hot rolls, po
tato salad, pickles, iced tea nnd
am brosia were served .
The guests included Mr. nnd
]J. I*. Moss, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Mrs. Joe Chittenden T.Mrs.Hheppnrd,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Entertains At Hridge Breeden, Mrs. K. C. Strong, Miss
Among the muny delightful F a Versa Woodcock, Miss Evelyn
cial affairs of the week one of the Wilkins, Miss M arry Darkey, Miss
most enjoyable was thill of Wed Thelma Turner, Miss Emma F a r
nesday afternoon When Mrs. Joe ley, Miss Louise T hurston, Miss
Chittenden entertained the mem Virginia T urner, Miss Katherine
bers of the Bon Ton Bridge Club Wilson, Alton (Junior, Eugene
most pleasantly a t her home on TonviUigcr and George King.
Eighteenth Street.
An abundnnrc of Spring rut
flowers combined with ferns was
used with artistic effect about the
rooms of this cozy home.
Tile afternoon hours were quick
FORREST LAKE HOTEL
ly spent with games of auction
J. F. Daffy and daughter, Bos
bridge and afte r the fifth pro ton. Mass.; C. G, Baxter, Jackson
gression Ijtnl ..... a played, the prize villej U. A. Italubii uni, J in k -oil
for highest score, a bottle of ball] villcvillc; Edgar W Wa.vlniglit
crystals was awarded -Mrs. Hugh Jacksoiiville; T t \\ Jki >. T'aioI'a; Ik S. It*., im. Jinylota Reach:
' opt. I{. S. .1 ...... .In t ,,ii) ill.*;
Paul I!. I i lb. . Siiiifui.l; .Mr. uic
Mrs Fred It | | v.|
W aft ■. -• t.
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Hotel Arrivals
TODAY
•‘A NIGHT OF MYSTERY”
Adopt he Mcnjou's
>w dram atic story of life and
Jove and friendship
added
Will Rogers
•‘IN HOLLAND”
Comedy
“SWEETIES”
FRIDAY
LO C
SUNDAY—31PJ"'M.
The place
0 e
F orest
Singer Sewing Mch. Co.
Now Location
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Norih Park Ave. Valdez Bldg,
Phone 80 ..
HEAR
CITY TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO.
C iprrl t'lnnn mot Inn, llaiilfliar.
I nil line. SlillU'loK.
Side Truck I'neMllle*
I'himr sail
zoo V Maple Ave.
RALPH W. I.OSSING Mgr.
South Side Prim ary School^
F irti C hristian Church
J. G. Sharon
A ttorncy-at-Law
w Will practice In all the courts
Examination of A bstracts of Land
Titles given especial attention
YOUR
or Vacation
S u it
M c L a u lin s
ENGRAVING
Made-To-Measure
Diamond Mounting
LOSSING’S
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER Hauling, C rating Shipping,
and Storage
Unite StIS
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“Arc You in or Out*
O l.l) SAN FRANCISCO1
with
Dolores Costello
p
Jew elers-O ptom etrist
Watch Repairing
Orden Now!
DIGGERS DAIRY- FARM
Phono 3711
Sweet Milk
Sweet Cream
B u tter Milk
Milk F o r Babies
Take TIu* Elevator
18 First National Uohk~Bulldln
THEWORLIXS+- OLDEST
Special
Friday & Saturday
DMTTRI BUCHOWTZKt
PRINCESS
MONDAY
Sanford
Mrs. Ashcraft Gives
Party At Her Home
Unusually delightful us well ns
lovely was the b rid g e1party given
» Wednesday afternoon when Mrs. E.
.•, II. Ashernft entertained lit bridge
u t her home on Park Avenue. The
paste tints were featured in both
the decor ut ions and o t h e r details.
B askets and howls of gladioli, HI
lies, rues and phlox lent their
beauty in decorating the rooms
where the games were played.
Daintily designed tallies in the
pustel tints were used in keeping
scores for the games Lf progress
ive bridge nnd when the games hail
been concluded the first prize a
set of green srystnl parfait glas•
«es was awarded Mrs. J. E. Brouse.
The cut prize, a hand painted J a p
anese compote,
went to Mrs.
C harles E. Henry.
During the ten hour the hostess
assisted by Mrs. John W. Kneed
nnd-M rs. Samuel DightOn served
ta sty refreshm ents of u sulud and
ice course.
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(Enjoying (he cordial hospitality
o f Mrs. A shcraft were Mrs. Ih I*.
Me Culler, Mrs. G. Irving Loucks,
Mbs. W. A. Lcffler, Mrs. John W.
Based, Mrs. Charles K. Henry, Mrs.
H a rry B. 1/cwis, Mrs. J..E . Brouse,
M T irrm ic Tom nairrM fs. R obert 7 .
114lly Sr., Mrs. Samuel Dlghtnn,
SfrlOiC’-P. J. F d tn o r and Mrs. Wnl- ton of Mount Dura.
The many friends of Muster
John Walkvr Mlnurik, young sup
o f Mr. and Mrs. M. Mlnurik, will
be sorry to learn th at he suffered
O fall from u tree and is confined
to bis bed fo r Several weeks.
W h e th e r y o u a re p la n n in g o n re-ro o fin g
o r sim p ly m a k in g repairs o n y o u r old
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Route, DeLand, Fla.
No “If” About It
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A lbert Stann, 208 W. 9th St.
every turn, we wouldn’t want you to read
8—Financial
FOR SALE: Going, paying busi
ness, netting
nppproximotely
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cold cosh do not answer this ad.
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m y b m t e f f o r t s lit b e h a l f o f t h e
p eo p le of S e m in o le C o u n ty .
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c ry in g need o f th e pe o p le of F lu rld n Is T u x I t e l l e f , e s p e c i a l l y r c i l u r ilo ii o f l o c a l t a x e s . T h i s , In nty
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If h o n o r e d b y
the
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R. W . PE A It M A N. J r .
of opportunity for you or for some other
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v o t e r s In t h n p r i m a r y J u n e 6. Y o u r
s u p p o r t w ill b e a p p r e c i a t e d .
MAY BELLE MAXWKLI-.
SLEEP WELL on a Simmons
Bcnutyrest m attress. Price $39.60. Gilbert-Idcgriff Furniture Co.,
23 E. Church St.. Orlando.
reader of the paper today. * Have you
1 U—Livestock
Fred
found the ones that mean profit for you?
10-B Plants and Flowers
Landscape Service- Trees, Palms,
and shrubs. O. Som mere Mold,
Landscape A rchitect, Nurseryman.
The Greenhouse, Elm Ave., 13th
nnd 1-llh.
11—Miscellaneous
FIBRE llod-dnvenport suite for
Living Room only $108. GilbertMeGriff Furniture Co., Orlando.
l - 'tm c o n s t a b l e
I w ish to a n n o u n c e t h a t 1 am a
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111 V! SELL! EXCHANGE!
GROW!
ROSE COURT LOT. 76x100, E ast
front, $600.00. Taxes paid. J. S.
Harvard. ——-—
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9—Instructions
FOR SALE: Mule. See
Dores, Mt. Plymouth.
Politico! Announcements
Political Annonnccment
6— Help Wanted Male
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s a i d C o u r t , a p i i p o i n t e i l In s a i d f i n a l _
ill c r . r , w i l l o f f e r f o r s a l e a n d s e l l Jy
t o Die h i g h e s t u m l b e s t b i d d e r f a r
a , pu b lic u u tc ry
b efo re
C o u r t H o u s e In S a n f o r d . Scmlpolv*
C o m i t y . F l o r i d a , o n M o n d a y t h e 7tli
t i n ) -of M a y . A D. ISIS, t h e s a m e b e
lli* a r u b d a y of s a i d c o u r t ,
and
d u r i n g Hie l e g a l h o u r * o f s a l e , thw O
p r o p e r t y d e s c r i b e d In n n d o r d e r e d
s o l d by s a i d f i n a l • d e c r e e ,
w hich
p r o p e r t y Is s l t u i i i e d In t h e C i t y o f
S a n fo rd . S em inole C o u n ty ,
Florida,
a n d m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y d r s c r i h c j l u*
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fu lo lw s. iii- w ll:All o f B l o c k F i v e ( 5 ) . T l * r
S i x t e e n t l t i ) a c c o r d i n g t o L. II. 1
T n tf f o r d 's Map of f th e C ity n t ,;
P anfonl,
H c m ln u l u
t fo r m e r ly *
i n l in i n ') . C o u n t y . F l o r i d a .
T h e p u r c h a s e r to p a y f o r deed,
T il l s p r o p e r t y Is s o l d t o c o m p l y
w ith th e final o rd e r of sale a fo re -
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un it l<) v i r t u e o f n D e c r e e n f C u t e H u e u i 'e nuil S u b '
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n a m e b c l n e n I t u l c D a y u f tblM.CoUvt
a n d a l e g a l e u l p s t l a y . In f r u n l u t
llie t ’i n i r t H n u s e a t B u llf n r d . S-‘m l n " le t'm in tv . K lorldn, w ill o f f e r fu r
s a l e t n llie t i t u n e s i a n il Oest b i d d e r
f u r 1 ' iih Ii I lli r l im llie I rK U I' h o u r s or
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si t m ite , I) l u g a n d h e lm c In H i" C o u n
ty ul s* m I in >li* a n d S t a t e o f F l o r i d a ,
m a r e p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r i b e d a s fulInkkkri. t u - w l t : —T h e s a r t f l l S e r a i i t S 7 ) f e e L o f .
l e d T h r e e 12, ) a n il Hi*' N o r t h
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l o I! It T ia ffo iil'* * M a p o f thft #
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l l i r r m f d u l y o f i u F o rd a rn o n w
tin* r u l d l F U iT o ril* o f H cm lnotft
t ' m i n t >*. r i o r l d a
T crtii"
Canli. I ’u w l i a p o r l o ! > • /
fo l lU'cil.
S. J N I X
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Satmi«*l H
iMithtoi* H o l l c l i o r for
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Not withstanding the tem por 25—Exchange
ary depression in many lines of
business,—real estate particular W A N T E D T O E X C H A N G E : A
12—WANTED
b ruiture Co., U r l m u l o .
ly,—I have confidence enough in
H e r a l d C l a s s i f i e d u d w ill f i n d
• Mill T A X
VSSI' . SMMI
Its'.'J for glasses by Dr. OIL COOK STOVE: U rg e size: the growth of my city, county ami you n Brty who hns H0,nt.t hing
-to o " o n e - I " tile p e o p le
firm class make. Good Condi state to enter into probably the . you wam nn(1 u il, exchange it for .f I StUme reb)
Opposite Court House.
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tion. Low eash price. Telephone dr je s t nnd slowest, (at the pies- something you Hove. Give "elnssi- ciiloUilali I* i. tiK t - s e s s o r s u b j e c t
I o i|o , th i Is, it ,.t
tin. v o t e r s in
! or Granada Dry Ginger
ent time) of all v o catio n s,-realty . fictr. ft trilll_ a phom> (.aR to 148 Mo- Drm "C!
< Pi m in i v t o to- belli
loll 705. Prom pt Delivery.
nt ,lu u t *-i i...:- t ",ti
I h a v e liv e d
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As nn economic unit we, of
the trick.
15—-Apartment For Rent
lo r In v. +
I 11 n v e
s e r v e d as
I dUCING Iking’s I*ute Fork
Seminole County,
must either
'tolliD
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o n .ititl
off
N o rir i: o f Hin:niKF*fi hai.h ,
3 ROOM furnished apartm ent, all grow or die. Nothing stands still.
117 Magnolia Ave.
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ness for good car, no Fords. Box t o d i ■ < t . I |t i o |t se 1 11 It-i e v e r )
Our fertile land with its flowing
lott l o ‘n!hK o u t <*f Mh* r .T r r u lt C o u r t
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our prosperity, The more we use
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tmilts r>y not using Th.
of tliis foundation; the g reater the
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APARTM ENT:
S u i t - superstructure; nnd with disc re
lflissified Ads to fill yuur M O D E R N
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a b l e f o r B a c h e l o r s . H o t w a t e r . tion and economy in government BOAT KOU SALE: 60 foot bridge
[fill U i for an experienced
tl. I
1 l i o e b > a n n o u i u - e ii i ) c u m l l d u e y
> 11 u* pi t II. .1• '
of 1*1(0 Ida. a .** I ' l a l n l i f f a n d IA)NG»
P riv a te
B a th
and
E n t r a n c e . nnd with a
greater population;
deck cruiser, th irty inch draft, r.,i i ..list,lid,- [ o r t b s f o u r t h d l s IN lilt: I I I H I I T e m i t r O f T I I H W o n ! )
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S o u t h e r n E x p o s u r e . R e n t R e a s o n - the less our per capita of taxes.
fully equipped, sleeps six. Price r o t, s u b j e c t t o t l . s w i l l o f l b s . »,ji|ti»i i
I | I T HI I T . h i t I It N. IN A N It r t m a n d w h e r e i n t h e I M u ln tlff r e c o v e r
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26— Miscellaneous For Sale
for
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ROOMS:
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in n n : to r iiiP i u p m n i n a i .u 1‘i‘IlltTU’»- i««|jf$ tin in l» 111* 1 N*.
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m o b iles
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bert-McGriLf Furniture Co., O r H
i car- uml Graham trucks,
1 III! ( iii \ r \ t o i l :esi>n III
m u li t : o r
i i A s T K . t c s s tifa*i
s I mh o ' l l i r t a l e r s In t b o D s in u In S ' i n i n o h 4 'm i n t y .
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of SeiiiiiM 'tr irtO inty t h a t I
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HOSTOH STICP.I.IC
the d e filld aitt. lie U lt *
Ford 1926 or 20 RoadI’iiinl lit fit** f o r n**i*l*rtlon I ** tl.» a f n l ,, ,k , "lit It l e d ‘ cnuH "
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garage. Furnished. Mrs. A. K.
T h a t p o r t i o n o f L o t 4. Krc. ft.
•FLORENCE Oil cook Stoves aic
rit*- of T iU ANht’NhDl, Mil jFFt to IfekV (til* " f M a r t ’ll. A D l!'2X, I. uh S p e c |" Oiiipe Slate eondlton Powers. 107 \V. Ninth or Library;
T o w n s h i p 21 S o o t h
t t a i m e 30
Where there is production thrro
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ro w in*» viA iti.i:
absolutely
guaranteed.
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first letter. P. O. Box
I hri'«d(> uuiiuUiiFtr lit) f .i lulltla cy i l jti if | ' i limit > *o hr* h r Id In J u n e i ln Till iluy u f M uv. A D. l'J2J, tin*
is money. Production is resultant McGriff Furniture Co., Orlando,
S t a t e lliftth w ay n u m b e r 3. I r M
r H if o f f i c e nf cunil;ii*l*% Dint r i e l o f t h in ) r a t
- . u u . beliiK u
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t h e \Y«^t 320 f e e t t h e r e o f a n d
upon motion . . . energy. Then in Flu.
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Elm Ave.
1 w in h f n n i i n m n i 'f l t h a t I fttn n h,i |" (•* th*. liluhcet ii li tl licit blilit'i
1st uml sheet m etal works,
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to
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prosperity, no homes; n© homes,
f « n j i htii k o r t ' i : \ r r
nalil
point
h e I lot
22-’> S f t e t
kh Awnue. Phone 710-W.
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• Oil IIIMTIilfT Ml. n i l II
S o o l h vt ei t e r l y f r o m
th e
no
hope.
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for
first
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3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS- 311
h u e ii f ( . . l t d Hi e 5, i m a s u ci m J a M o t l g a g i * lining o n t h e I t e s t t y p e I*»r *J nnt lr«* *'f
of t h r v o t e i * In th*» f » r i n o c m l J c Count) nf Semllliil" uml State -if
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Elm Ave.
Prosperity is a community well n f rc .sU li'n c ra nn<l M m n n t l l e B u i l d Nu, I, n u h J i F i t u th*' ** ill uf 11*^ 1 'r U nnrv t o |i«* l ir h i In J u n e .
Klurbin. more pnriii'utai l> ilt*»crtlii il
1 lit*in «• Hoiithw t d e i l > i i h o m i<ahl
ford A u t o m o b i l e C o .
Ynui M intiurt w i l l Via %ppr* c l a t n l . iih f ullnvk h. In *w it:
1»«*iu *»f r ii 111* %mI r t f» J ii i y * ft t h . Ba 11■
being;
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condition
of
plenty
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J NO. O J I N K 1N M
<!olia A v e .
P h o n e 137. FOR RENT: Ad space under this
ord.
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T h e W '.< o r t.nlH
111 niuT I t* tp e S o u l lie iiM *'* l>
4*V r l a h t
must he general to be prosperity. o f i! p r . a n ti u p . d e p e n d i n g o n t h e fMury,
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sleeping rooms. Fine location. ponding positions in a descriptive
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SANITARY STEAM PRES8EBY.
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'Leased Wire International News Service
JBXIX____i .
TOUR OF GOTHAM
Atlantic Conquerors Are Re
sieged. By Admirers Whereever They Go; Aces Attend
Program At Metropolitan
NEW YORK, May 1.— (IN S )—
Defendant’s Release) Lite in New York city i* just »
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ITALIA ARRIVES
Large Tiger-like Animal
MILWAUKEE, May 4.— (IN S)
—Milwaukee is looking for " 'l
not the clusivo "it" c m toil by :o
Petitions Florida’s Railroad many stage, screen star* and other
Commission AskingPermis- women, but n m ysterious animal
sion For Abandonment Of which one excited titan dcscribtd
Historic Route On St.Johns to u policeman sis “ looking like n
a tiger, about the size of art c!e*
pliant uml had a mouth like « hipStates Company Is
.popotnnttis."
Losing Proposition Mrs. G. D. McNcvin will now
tell Iter story: "1 was walking
with my husband am! all of
Local Chamber And OtherOr- ivk'itg
u sudden 1 henril a pnntriike, be
qani/ations Will Attempt hind me. 1 turned and there was a
To Prevent Its Realization terrible beast, yellow with splotch
es and a great month and awful
A petition asking pentiimdnn for teeth. I turned t > my husband and
service between Sanford and Jack- cried: 'Help! a tiger!! Ifo turned,
ronviile on May ill was filled by screamed and we both rat) to
the Clyde Ellin yesterday with the safety.”
Now Mrs. Mamie F oster will do
Florida Unilr.ad Commit-slim at
the
narrating. “ I hoard -a noise* on
Tallahassee, a message from Jac k
my front porch and thinking it was
sonville snid today.
NUMBER 202
Member Audit bureau Of Circulation^
the paper hoy 1 opened the door.
There with his front paws on tint
steps stood n terrible boast, yd"
low and fierce. 1 slammed the
door uml went to tell my husband.”
Jin t about th a t tim e the police
Motion near the W ashington Park
Y.oo received u telephone call:
“Come quick, get the reserves. I t’s
a cross botw’ccn n tig er nnd an ele
phant and a hippopotam us.. E
chased me across th e park! ’
Whereupon the police, armed
with all the accoutrem ents of war.
fared forth to track down the toys
tcrious beast, behind hushes, down
alleys, on fro n t porches and in
trees they sought tho unltnnl in
\nin. Then t»p*y reported to the
desk sergeant. "W hat Is it?
he
> ,lb d . "Aw," m uttered one patrol
man, "if they'd stick to goptl Mil
waukee bear Instead of hootch th<’>
wouldn’t lie Slicin' thing*.’
Japs And Chinese
Stage Hot Fighting
IN NORWAY ON
HEEL OF STORM
SIIA’NC.TTAl, May 1 .— (IN S )
—Hundreds of Chinese N ation
alist troops hnvc been killed arid
wounded In the violent fighting
with Japanese soldier* nt I m nnn, S hantung, according to re
p o rt» received here th is evening.
Japanese casu alties w ere put
Polar Dirigible, Commanded at six kil'ed and 33 wounded.
By General Nobile Battlcfc The fighting is dying down.
Chiang Kal Shek, N ation
Head Winds BntFInallyPo- (Jen.
alist commander, hn* declared
peends At Her Destination m artini law n t Tsinan. I t l* re
ported th at, am ong th e foreign
properties looted, were th e or*
Ship To Refuel And
of the Standard Oil Com
Depart Tomorrow decs
pany of New York, home* of
Americans, Japanese stores nnd
Plans To Beach Spitsbergen Japanese residences. Thp fate
Tonight From WhercExplo- of two American employes of
rations Will Be Conducted the S tandard Oil Company at
T sinan—J. M. Avent and G. R.
OREO, Norw ay, May 4— (IN S )
Eoolf—is unknown.
- A fter b attlin g heml-winds for
almoat tfi'rty hours the polar dirig
ible Italia landed a t Yadsoc. N or
way. a t OflO A. M. today. General
U nberto Nobile, cnnmnndoi* of the
tdilp, w as warm ly greeted by the
mnvur of tho town and civic delegnUon.' Tlte Adp's crew of sixteen
nnd Italia, th eir fox -terrier pot.
were all lit good condition o tte r the
urbulcnl fifght.
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Backers Of Relief Bill
Are Jubilant Over
Smashing Victory
Won In 4 YearFignt
Measure Is Given
S t r o n g Support
Final MajorityFarExceeds Fond Expec-g
tations Of Backers -
WASHINGTON, May 4.—
(INS) — The Congressional
"Farm B lo c ” — jubilant
its most smashing victory In j
the four-year fight over tiio
McNary-Haugon Farm Relior
Bill— today for the first timo
seriously considered the pos
Sliriv* American People Are sibility of parsing tho„
P o in t: l rim h e tl D o w n U y E x - over a P r u d e n tia l Veto.
cessivo Levies To Pay I'°r
W ith a tw o-third m ajority al
Entire Cost Of World War ready recorded In tho Scnat® and
PA T HARRISON OF
M ISSISSIPPI R A PS
MELLON T A X PLAN
over
series of trium phal parades fur
Captain Herman Knell I’, Huron
Gunther Von llueitefcld and M ajor
Jam es Fltzm aurice, the crew of-tho
Decrease in revenues from both
trans-A tlantic
plane . llra'iticn.
passenger
and freight traffic and
Wherever they go, a crowd of
an increase in expenses w as cited
thousands of cheering adm irers in the petition us grounds for per
lUitm tUd liO.refuelled nt
form* and a m iniature ^ parade mission to abandon tin* line. For,
' V a r f todaV*’rlnd w lirco n llrt’U' »o
fornis- in the vvakoerf*' The-filer’s, the past several years higher wag*
King's liny, S ltlb erg cn tonight,
cs, greater fuel and repair costs
route.
w eather p erm ltt'n g , General NoLast night .‘l.r.OO persons jammed and a steady decrease in freight
almost a trio-third* vote in th e
bilo said upon leaving
WASHINGTON, May 4 .—(INS) House; the bill wdl go U> President
into
the M etropolitan Opera House and passengers handled have made
The Ituliu loft Stalp, Garmocy
_^jn.
[iK. He)’- vice-president <>f the and .accorded 'th e heroes a item* llie lilts* a losing venture, states
Well Known Georgia Citizens at 3:23 A. M.. yesterday. It en --T ito American people nro being Coolldge with the stran g est ConFriends
And
Backers
Of
Monthe
petition.
cndoiis
ovation.
The
filers
were
a
t
vho bus plead guilty to two
Are Put Under Heavy Bond countered no difficulty on the fir*t crushed under the burdens of w ar ,-ressionnl endorsem ent ever given
Uinu Solon Think Chances
tending a program m e of speeches,
The City of Jacksonville was
For Participating In I he part of the journey nnd ntr.de tunc taxation while* the Cpolidgc lt. , . .
Unents in connection with the
For Compering NVithStron*;
songs uml folk dances at ranged by taken off the run by the steam ship
Tho notion in the House lo o t
Severe
Beating Of Farmer .pood speed u n t'l it had passed Mellon adm inistration tries to
failure, nml who was the tlu« United German Societies, tin* company several days ago and
Smith Candidacy Are Slim
over Stockholm. Sweeden. Tltep
night a fte r a long nnd b itte r fig h t
niit in*ah njeuinst I-nke, xaiH Steuben Society,the United Singing the Osceola, Hie newer of the two
Nobile began to run into difficult make th e present generation pay was a rcmnrknble trium ph for the
MILLEDGEV1
LEE.
Ga..
(IN'-S)
May
4. I* <i-nt(i»*cd until next week. Societies of G reater New York, boats is now operating alone. If I WASHINGTON.
—Tinea pnm rinent men were un ies. Tlie strong headwinds drove tin* c()st of tlte World W ar, Senator "F arm Bloc." A fter the House had
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Utc’s counsel, W. B. Dlcki-n- and other organizations.
the dirigible froth
its course
sever .P a t H arrison (D) of Miss., charged once defeated the cquallration feo
the ruilrnd commission grants the (IN S )—Senator Thomas J. Walsh
der band of $1,000 each tudny on
h*,t appeal bonds prepared botines and Nobile was forced to j |„ , | u. Senate this afternoon in de- _tho heart of the bill— tho Farn*
al ti...
The flyers were presented with petition, the Osceola will be re o f ‘Montana today withdrew from
fending the Democratic plan for n Bloc" gaihed control, twice ap
lenience was passed but un- gold medals by the Steuben Club. moved May 31.
the Democratic Presidential race. charges of flogging Jam es T. An wire lost* to ift#t tils ttoarlni?»
thry are approved by the
While crossing the Gulf of $:Uii 000,000 tax reduction bill.
proved tho fee and then passed th®
The petition alleges that the riv The announcement was made in « gle*. it farm er who is in I in* hospit
They
received
silver
loving
cups
the former hank president
Bothnia,
the
ship
wandered
aimbill by a vote of 204 to 12L The
H
arrison
declared
the
T
reasury
telegram
to
Governor
W.
W.
M
r
al
hererecovering
from
severe
from the Platt Dcutscher Yokes* er line lost $<17,000 last year, and
tux-ml ‘he night in the county
from January l, 1928 t» March Ml. Dowell of Montana Wnlali'a ram - 1(lcerBlionil caused by blows w ith ! U *sl.V for sonu t 'me, going e a st itv D epartm ent was retirin g the debt Senate vote wus i>3 to 23.
fest
Vcrin
and
wntcltos
from
the
Appeal* to tho supremo
. . . .
. i . . i i.„ « .,irtrn d of north until Gnlmu Knreby at th r rate of a billion dollars a
The final m ajority f.u- ••x'-eeded
United German Societies. Thous 1P28, the loss was $10,000, not in puign ipnnagcr. \\ a h n tirclnn ti thongs into which
tacks had l>«< • lfI ,vn,-hcd. There Noh'le righted year when the original debt rc- the strongest claims made by
at will lie taken o» «H cases.
ands of persons swarmed around cluding Interest on the investment. that he withdrew in favor of Gov
| |,is course, hut apparently lost it 11i.-iuent net contem plated hut
driven.
Tike- Sentence Standing
liackcrs of the measure, who had
long liefc.ro the door* opened, and
There Is no hope for bettering ernor A1 Smith, of New York, to * Tlmse arrested were Is’vi E. again.
$253,000,000 fund for th s purpose. hoped to increase last y ear’s m a
Like took his sentence standing the entrances to the opern house
whom he finished a poor third in
|.liter tin* Itnlin w as Mgitte.l
nti feet well spread ap art nn.l the demand for the “coveted paste- conditions, according to the peti the recent California prim ary.
With the w ar debt paid, H ar jority of 2ri to 50 Although th®
Smith, form erly a member of the
tion. because of increases in com
over'
Brahes tail, Finland, apparent rison « barged, the New- A ork hank bill passed by the Houso woa on
k inevitable cigar m issing from
The
Democratic
Presidential
sitboard
of
education'
of
Wilkinson
hoards” was so great th a t a ticket
ly o ff its course. Nobile n o l ocd
amendm ent to the Senate measure*
lb mouth. A» each penalty wo* scandal ensued. Speculators were petition "both by boats operating unt on, which i* fast becoming
C ounty; L. W. Hubbard, member for directions nnd finally got his ing interests, would immediately the hills involved the sam e p rin
on w ater under conditions where
hi,inch a campaign for the cancel
|nd hr denictl his guilt.
sintpl fled through Gov AI Sm ith’s
reported
to
have
sold
fiity-cent
they make their own service rates, steadily mounting mil of delegates, of the Baldwin County Democratic hearings nnd proceeded porthwnnl lation of foreign debts, so th at ciples. Little difficulty was antici
HU sentence technically Is 17
trucks operating in freight service may he still further (Unified w ith Eveculive i.'ommiltee, and I,,,lin’ miin -t!y to Vndsoe At Varso.-. tin- Die American people would liave pated by "Farm Bloc" leaders la
n, hut the two three-year Ren tickets for as high as $»>.
The proceedings, at the Metro- between the points, and motor ve | in the next -IS hours.
tain Hardy, a farm er. They denie I Norweg nn (JoVctumeol luo! pr - t o b> a r llit- entire cost of the World ironing nut the differencet befor®
in tho first case on which
pared evervthiilg f|11 the landing War.
tho hill
to Mr. O > o lld jll
w*-, umvictod are concurrent, politnn were in German and for hides deerrinsing Liu* passenger j Senator Thomas .1. W alsh, ba< k knowledge of the flogging.
and
refuel ling of the .lop uml n
futing the total penalty by once Major Fitzm aurice wa* the business."
„f whose rand’dm y there hnn been
Angles find there were four
desk.
.
;;
Every
one
bollcve*
in
the
order
tongue-tied members "f the trio.
Tit Clyde Line has been operat grouped the u ltra-dry. anti-tarn- n on in the p utty, but lie could no', Inrge crowd of sp ec ta to rv was on ly paym ent of tho tuition's debt
lot years.
Some
of
the.
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The gum, gray walls of the Dr. Em anual Baruch, one of the ing the two steam ers on the riv e r| many liittfr*rmkrH mruinst Smith, ideiplfy thu fourth. He lim ned hand lo.wcleonto tin* Italian com v ithin n reasonable t me," said suppf-'-t--fr Of the m easure still
" *.
[bte prison will probably not speakers, lauded the avintors, de for many years. The City or is considering formally w ithdraw Smith, lltthbard am t Hardy a.. m ander and Ids crew,
f,„pC pr,--ideiitiul approval.
Th« sllrtnr-'shccnc 1 sb y \ c rcled Harrison. “ But to press down upon
around S anfonl’s form er claring they had brought nations Jacksonville is an old tim er on the ing from the contest. It w av £*- mcnib. rs. W itih /„ glcs’ hack l- m
Mr. Co- tutu*', h-v - < has already
*..n
abend)’
crushed
a
n
il'overburdijur fur a year. Lawyer* esti- n e a r‘In space anil also in under river. She hat. been in service for ported today that it might take uias* of bruises, Ids condition is j the fiord rctcru l fTmr*»,lwhile tin I *ned taxed people, th at the n a '.ndicntnl I.,.. u’. ; ii-r. be will v®t<>
crowd cheered A fter releasing n
Ifile it will take th u t length <>f Mantling.
45 years. The Osceola is com par the form of a m essage to hi* sup- not s e r i o u s and be will l«* able to | quantity vf helium gas, No'» le cf- t un'ii debt may be paid in too the bill, ns lie .lid l.irt ynnr.
,
IBe Tni- the four cnscs to find
E arlier in the day Jack Demp- atively new, having been in oper | porters in Montana rcque-ting leave the hospital in a day or two.
sin it a time, is unwise and aga nst bill has now passe.] tho Senate
Ihtir way through the mu7.es "f *,.%• and his wife, Estelle Taylor, ation only 15 vents.
| them not to present Iris* name to Angles *nid In* retired about 10 iVc’.ed n landing without difficulty the p u b ic interest.
four tbnus and the ll'iuau twice.
Tinili.-tainifrom
V
ud'or
to
grenu- .ourt judgm ent,
(.Ylnch
Wednesday
night.
Half
an
the
Houston
convention.
called on the flyers. The former
Tlte la s t real stand of opponents
"It lakes n.» si i r *r prophet to
Thousands ol passengers have
King's Hi \ s nl»ait Son mill s nnd
like was called to his feet as heavyweight champion told the
lift veiled up and down, the St.
St. jj s nee the t alifornitt puniat y on hour Inter lie was awakened by 1 it is cim ilntcd thnl it will lake the t recast th at when this guvern- of the m easure was ntudo on a
Ib'ire litay prepared to pass sen- aviators thut their flight wo*
Tuesday, when he ran fa r behind I" ttnding on bis door, lie opened
iitc nt is out of debt, our foreign roll-call vote «>n the Aswell sub
iBarr. The court room, crowded to ' "swell.” He begged for and seeur John’s aboard the Clyde Eme ship| Senator Keed of Mi1"- it. la related, and was confronted t i n g bit- nbuiit sixteen Fotirs lo debtors will immed ately make up stitute which omitted the equal!in
past
years.
The
trip
is
noted!
Smith
negot'nte
the
di
tanee.
Noldle
will
Ik walls was silent ns a tomb ns ed their autographs. The fliers m
-.otiri. Senator Walsli ha> been in by four teen, wln> said they bad use King’s Hsv tts a lviu- fro-n plication and open negotintton* .nri, ii f. r Tlu- n.itm -i substituted
for being one of the most bounti | consultation with hi* fro m
and mini- to buy whisky, l ie told them
|t* judge spoke the first words:
the Dill on Wt-lm-sdny i>y a vote*
turn complimented Dempsey upon
which he v. I! earrv . ti to* pobtr ex- fo r i-omplvto debt c ncelln.ioti "
ful in Florida.
umliur
of
tin
m
have
‘Kuriest I.ake, what have you his feats in the ring.
lie tool n>> whisky.
llie
supporters.
A
•
b»r«*t:ona.
Th(V
t
i
DI
Mi'nao.
11it it' r-on Men 1*- '•!•> Mqti-w of 1 11 to 1J0. und then late -yes
V?. J. T ro tter, secretary of
[bray why sentence of the law
se,| him to withdraw whit
They then deciuieii they were V obiV r sill i ly sli t*, h awaiting fr end of I'r- ti nt to . iijg e u c ' - i,|. • ,li fcnteil it, It-'"' to t iC.
As was the1 case yesterday, the Sanford Chamber of Commerce I advised
a it It revenue agents, Angles added, nml
[toil.l not Ire passed upon y o u ?” Bremen’s crew will have another
there is >1 II time to d<
I-, rty lire- broken at the outset
‘I ni uni guilty ■of tin1 cliurge, busy day today. They will be the today said the local organizatim lignity- Some of tlu* more bitter when he protested that he had •he d dgitdc arrival it King's o w Am >a sailor to Mexico, oi >"
tl-.. i,u m relief fight, remained
In ,1 »hi -i n at'' l-'inunci' Uonnnittci
Bay.
would join with other towns along | ‘
I uke replied.
|,
no
nothing
wrong,
tla-y
seixyd
•
-niken
to the end R ep re sen tativ e
guests at U luncheon of the Ad the river in an effort to ptevent unti-Sm ith advisers Imve not I con
...........• | |i
------ ----------------| th at •>. i ‘. Morgan and company 1 of Dio mMnn
“It is the judgment of the court vertising Glut.. This evening they
curred in this, and h a w aiijcil him
him ""*“’
lli-tr?
L’f t h» BtfUth;
him nnd carried him nw-ay
I tad the sentence of the law th at will attend a dinner of tho Elect the abandoning of the historic , to go on to the very end. but they
divided on tlie . .piuli/.ition * fe®.
• .i I.ake be taken by the
line.
_________________ -hove hern in- t in inin'*rrtT
Tho New York Tam m any .Ic-legnnt H"’
The candidacy of the M ontana,
sitioie Count ? «f '*ww rvlnv f* uiipimv of Swctkll
tion, which wn* claimed solidly by
and
later
w
|(! his lawful deputies, to the state I R lti Carlton Hotel,
Senator is considered by Demo
the ‘ Farm Bloc.'' split on tho f.ntd
V * re' T \
w «; w ; i l
T * * ..V S t n l A K
would be increased ip value votes. Republican* were divided.
lytiHcnti&ry of the state of Flori- ! go to the theater. .
cratic leaders to lie in an unun V
d ertakcr."
Angles said lie was
if tho w ar debts of their countries
tcnnglc position. As m atters now taken some distance front bis
[fa. there to he delivered to tho
Only tho Congressman from th®
were cancelled by America.
j frincipnl keeper thereof and there
stand. Walsh is assured of but house and beaten uqtil he lost con
Middle W est, outs.de of the largo
NEAV YORK. Mny 4.— (IN S )—
“ 1 put the American people on
eight delegates at Houston, these sciousness.
11» be confined nt hard labor for
Thru- liut'e tri-m otonxl liinotuino guard nnd call up in this C 'agri . , di*-;., were *olldl> behind the bill.
bring from his own state- And >
it)f period of three years."
As pussedi the bill provides a
nirplnm-s, built for eon-fort und to put u stop to till- to3 rapid debt
is well known in Democratic q u art
I’m Not Guilty"
i s 100,000.000 fa rm loan fund to b®.speed,
will
leave
Ne.w
A
’
rl;
earlv
retirement
plnn.
tbnt
i»
t•.
"
>
r'r>
ir.WASHINGTON.
May
»•
~
ers th at Die Montana deb-gut on
A lcr*c "I’m not guilty" w-ns
next week on an ae r nl “ g-.Midwill s -tedly rg.'-in ' ti ia * 'i.s t cl tho used by u federal farm loan )'.« rd .
(IN S )—Tnlidldates for the Unite** w as listed i lithe Smith cutup laun*wer to each of the five
Iio control the ag ricu ltu ral surplus
our" across the continent t • Call
S
tates
foreign
service
must
have
American l > i
fore Senator Walsh formally antfntrncc*. lie showed no emotion
; mid «tnbili/.e price*. E v ery ag ri•
rniu
ninkin"
"tot's
nt
forty
I
nil
MITCHEL
FIELD,
N.
)
•.
May
cundidacy some weeks
u lot of "it.*' Brains nrc u great
Itiopt by raising u hand to his
j cultural com m odity >•• included* a
mg eitirs. Tin- object of th* tour
4 _ , I N S ) —With his attem pt to help and will get you past the nut nounccd itis
routh M'vcral times as the pen*
agofinal effo rt to di.ndnute fru ita and
is
to
call
(ittetil
on
t*i
t
idiforttia
break
the
world’s
endurance
flight
of
er sanctum s, but to enter t >**
Iritis* were read. When it was
Tlie apparent Impel ssnes
vagi tables Le.ng lu it.
nnd tlie strides it 1* making in
-record
cut
short
»>
y
an
arcnlvnt
to
"career" class you must have Htueking eight delegate* up apainL'fr, he accepted a cignr front ills
AVASIIINGTON. May 4. (IN S) uviatiun.
Tlie
federal
farm
beard
would
u
valve
on
tho
gasoline
°*
hi Smith s totpl of approx mnt ?ly
|l*V)'er ami sat down in his clmir.
ething more.
—The S enate's new "slurii fund
hnvo pow er to loan the $ 100,000,•
tho plane UiTunce. I.ieuteimnl som
In the fl glit from New York to
h five minutes lie was lauglting
Recent exam inations drew !«•> 532 has impressed the Senator
000 to cooperative organization*
C
alifornia
tlie
planes
are
to
be
oc
Royal
Thontns
toduy
was
mnking
comm
ttre
will
huincli
it*
public
*t t <oke. .
candidatoa from u score of colleges hintsclf as well as his friends.
or corporations org»nlr.ed by cop
hraringa on expenditure n I a ' cupied by prominent California
The individual sentences were— up fyr hist sleep. He was forced to und universities, mostly graduate
orntives
to m ark et ag ricu ltu ral
busincs;!
men.
They
tire
W.
D.
lend
nt
the
field
here
at
tl
NEAV YORK, May 4 — (IN S )—
sidential prim ary campaign* ns
♦mbczi'ctm nt of bans: funds 3
students nnd seniors in political
Longyear, treosurvr (,f tin* A m er By a m argin o ' forty-five m inutes, products.
o'clock last night, after having
(Continued PU page 8)
soon as the candidates in both ican Bankers’ Asian-atioji and
been in the uir for 35 hour*. -> science. A total of >07 of the group
the westbound Jaim ncso roundpassed the purely Intellectual
m ajor pnrties reply ’-o invitations vicc-l’resident <>f the Security
minutes und eight seconds.
the-world racer may miss con
tests,
but
when
the
personnel
While Lieut. Thomas fell lu r
to testify , it was announced today T r u s t^ s r i Savings Bank of l*i* nection* here today, which will
oral
short of the record of 53 hours. . *» board got through with Mu*35 of
by S enator Stctw cr <K> of Oregon, Angeles; Henry C. Mnior, vice forfeit the contest' to his opponent,
president of the Bank of Ituly who
minutes nnd 31 "ceonds. sct i y interview* there were but
chairman
the eustbound racer, now reported
fctive in the
George Haldcinkn nml Eddie nun- the group left.
was active
tti establishm ent of
sent
to
Inv itations have been
rm T n'Jtterot
to br-speeding a r r m*. Blkeelar“ It is impo»*iblu to.deecril.tpjhe. -JA C K S O N V IL L E . F la _ M liJL-l
Roti-hrst month nt JackaonvHlc.
a
'K
h
b
o
r
r
m
r
a
F
six republicans und eight Pcmoumi C. Zook Kut-j
Rvukichl M atsul turned his face
Fla. he established a new etutur quality dhlch we prize m ost high _Rutlt Bryan Owejt, • andulato
C urtis, first t oreply to the Pro- ford tyiiversiiy,
w estward nt Tokio tw enty-four
ly
in
the*o
persouul
examination,
fo
r
Congress
from
tin!','ulft
l
d
n
n
ru
m
anufacturer.
UAUTIMORE, Mar (.—(INS)— '
< /fN**)— •'nnco record for solo flying.
11
wero expected to agree to nppenr
CHICAGO, May 4’- l,N S )
'previous mark of 33-1-2 hours for a member of the board explained. Florida D istrict, favor* tariff for voluntarily instead of aw aiting . Each ship will nlso carry two tluys ago while Ids opponent, Tol- A gay p arty a t a n ig h t club early
Jhe passing of Chicago’s post'W nr i <io!o fl>'>ng was made by Colonel In short it 1* th at quality which, the protection of Florida fanner*
pilots, nn official of the W estern chi Aruki, started enstwnrtl. M at touMV resulted In* the shooting of
Tl'cak-casy" nitpht club era, which | Charles A Lindbergh in his trana when u man enter* the room again st unfair competition of fo r official aubpocntu-H. Senator Clutrl- Air E xpress and three new spaper sul I* on board th e Cunard L iner one New York aviator and th e a r
rs C urtis (R) of Kunsas, u Re
offered an artificial re treat Atlantic fi ght laat year.
motion Aquituniu, tlue to reach Quaran* rest of three of his flying com
give* him aft advantage before he eign fru its and vegetables, accord publican possibility, ami Senatoriri representatives. At times lit
the die-hard m errym akers of | y e u t. Thom ai wua forced dean speaks. It is not any one thing, ing to a telegram received front
rupb- tine today a t i P. M. Murnkl was panions Tho shots were fir®d by ,
a
picture
uml
new
spaper
photog
Ne-Volstead day*, was seen today j when a dump valve on the •" « " nor. I* it always the same thing. h er today by tbc S tate Chamber W alter L. George, of Georgia.,
era
will
be
carried,
l
’rogrum
s
will lust reported leaving Moscow, Apr. a policeman to summon aid.
‘
Democratic "dark h o rn , both an
I" the padlocking of. Fred M an n 's1
In one man it maybe n winning of Commerce. The telegram was nnunced they were nudV to test.fy bo bold nt the various cities en- 28. He passed through New York
F rank Callahan, 2*J, of 100 C ourt
Dtitltni,
was lost. I t had been leaking for smile, In another a studious frown. in reply to u request of the S tat j "on a m om ent's notice.
' r foute in cooporntion w ith various on his rnce, nrriving fby a ir mail S tre tt, Brooklyn, lay In a hoap'tal '
Mann was given ten days to Home time and official* at the field But it Is thut intangible combina Chamber to nil Congressional am
plftne and leaving by steam er.
with a bullet in Ms side, while Ro*
•Curtis, irst to reply to the I'ro- ^fliatuber* of commerce.
*’ft'l up his huaincs*. dispose of were prepared for -the >“ n'Jin8. tion of Impressionable quantities Senate candidates for their stunJ l ibition questionnaire rent out re
To have even a chance Mntsui hert B arrett, 24, Howard Beane,
Lod on hand and pay off hi* cred* which was mode w ithout mishap. which get a fellow across—a com on the ta riff and 1* the first to bo cently, by Senator Borah (!!)• of
planned to ride th e a ir plane from 34, and F red Brand. .87, all of
FLYERS TO LEAVE
’
iters. The place was ordered closUnd ley Field today, Special per Brooklyn, ar«* held n inB Pool ' ']
bination of poise, dignity, grac announced by tho chamber.
Idaho, sn'd he was ready to testify
I t is carried in newspapers here eith er today’ or toutorrow-. The
SEV ILLE, Spain, May 4 | *4 for one year by Federal Judge
mission hud h(**n ..g iv en hint to F ckett, 60, m anager of S u r r y 's
Wilkins Accept* Invitation
iousness and geniality.”
today.
Mr*. Owen's reply says I “ slush fund” committee meanwhile ‘(IN S )—Spanish aviators Jimitu-X leave the liner at .Quf»rnt‘ritie, be n 'g b t club was also sm-xteefri-'
^ slier C. Lindley a fte r Mann and
In any event, it la not th at agesttornay acquiesced In 'a, "conn P U IIN May 4— (IN S )-U a p - old refuge of the success g r o u p - regard ta riff os an economic, not will aw ait replies from n m ajority unti. idlesins, wjio will attem p t Jo rushed by spcelnl tu g to Elizabeth.
Callahan and his comnanlona
u political, m easure nt the vital of the fourteen candidatoa solicited break th**' difttanco record, . will N. J . where nn automobile would brought two rlanca her® from
jent" decree. The action, In effect, taln Georg® H.
good old horse sense.”.
tim e in our states developm ent before settin g a definite date for •hop o ff tom orrow m orning In the tnkn him to )he flying field.
"ft Mann in the light of pleading U. Eielson, trans-A rctic 1 » 1’"*
C u rth * Field yesterday fo r USo by
Every elem ent which will contri
presence of King Alfonso and
Nilty, although it had not been who are now nt Spitsbergen
H is trans-continental a ir t r ip the Chesapeako A ircraft C orpora
TRAIN WRECKS
tho
hearings.
bute to tho prosperity of our ugrD
I fh»rged t,hat liquor was sold in lowing th eir flight from Alaska,
The heurings mny begin tomor* Queen Victoria if the w eather p er would place him in Victoria In tion. They w ent on a p arty to .
I famous million dollar Rainbow have accepted nn invitation
DEFUNIAK SPRINGS.
Fla., culture is of the greatest concent row, although the absence of se \e r- mit*. It is not yet certain w hether time to catch the D ollar liner ry o. B arrett engaged In an i
to Florida. Every speech which 1 ul Senators, who went to Hampton they wjn tl? to By to India or p r t dfient Cleveland, sailing nt C ini-nt w ith a taxi driver, which
" W» cabaret.
•
Germ an acientifle *o c i e t Yan- May 4.— (IN S )— Passengers on u
*. • . c.«
• p. M. tomorrow. The steam er could came so heated th a t policen
‘ After the iniutiction petitions th l. city. They are expected late through Loulsvlllo Zt Nashville deliver contains a positive s ta te Roads, Vo., to view the naval Cuba.
.
r
*
——
%*re filed against M ann’s place this month.
train, running forty miles an hour, ment in favor of a protective^ t a r m aneuvers, may postpone tho .open
he held for him If he was within Fred Singer rushed to th® sceneiff on fru its nnd vegetables.’
I.AKE WORTH—R etail lumber
‘ad twelve others, M ayor William
were badly shaken up today when
session until Monday.
,
200 miles by tom orrow morning. general melee followed.
dealer* of Palin Beach Coqnty to
PASSENGERS a r e h u r t
Singer declared he wl.ippsd
It crashed Into th e re a r end of a
Hah* Thompson, close friend of
But the a ir planes leave a t 2:15
LAKE WORTH—Standard* In
N EW PORT UICUKY—$150,000, poopcrifte with- NnUonnl R etail P. M. led ay , while the Aquitnni^ fcia pl*tol »iul fired : r to *ho *ir^
freight a t Deeriand, 20 miles cast stalled fo r new U k e Avenue whits
Jtann ant) n fam iliar figura at
bcr Dealers’
Aasociation
rm rA G O . May 4.—(INS)
lum ber
Dealer*
A .so c.au o n in
... is m t due nt Q u a ran tin e until 45 suromon aid. The bullet h it ~~
of here. Tlte engine was thrown way lighting system from l ’- E. C. budding program voted to erect Idm
5* "Carilena," made a trip l*
■joilungton, reputedly to protest Tcn^ possengcrs we?e injured, some off the tracks, and the road wms Railway track s to Loko w o rth ncw llb rary bullding, M y hall und I nnUonw.de j n ^ ’em ent to FCOmote niinqtca later,
..
homo ownership-or
blocked for hours. The train avo-'
*gt d
discrimination ag*Iri*t
fire itutlou.
bridge..
street
cara
crashed
here
UU»
»»
enpoute from PcniocoU.
J* Swretary Mellon against tb*
ternoon.
cabarets.
jc Ih'v imposed its penniForrest Lnke toduy for
,(hore in the wrecking of
Seminole County Bank,
teen years at hard labor
Pthe state penitentiary at
foril is the price exacted
Judge DoW itt T. Gray
passed sentence shortly
three o’clock this af-
SENATOR W A LSH FLOGGING CHARGE j;
M A Y W ITHDRAW G E T S ARREST
NAM E FROM RACE PROM INENT M E N
nr
r f i r v , w i t h Californians r
Will Tour S t a t e s
Diplomatic Service
Aviator Is Forced Requires Men With
To Abandon E ffort ‘Tt” States Report
To Set New Record
Ruth Owen States
She Favors Tariff
To B enefit Fanner
Chicago N ight Club
. Life Receives Blow
By Padlock Orders
ruiJu
Senate Committee
Prepares To Make >
Expenditure probe
;^
.
s r
r
X
:
TwoJa?)s Run Close
Round World Race
N o wNearingFinish
Gay Parly Ends In
Shooting; Of Flyer
-And-Thm* A rrcstt^L
�'‘PAIU5 ST*
tttesA N ronnnm r.TK SA N roR tu^nm A i
TrttmsbAY, M A W ’ioaff *■
*• •
I * » rf9
Ort*K*
•I
4 M|| M
Walter Hagen Will Giants Hit TwoHomeRuns
Seek Come Uadi In r
• n /*
\r- .
r\
enough to win if Douglass had
kept a good pace. Culbreqth boost
ed a home run and Jackson and
Herrcll both laced out two bngpprs. Box Scvro:F t. Lauderdale
o
LONDON, May 3.— (IN S )—*
ah r h p<>
0 W nltir Hugnn, rrack American
0 golfer who was beaten so budly by
Kirk frond, rf
0 Archil* Compston ia their match
S afari, Ih
3 1 1 1 0 i) /o r a purse of $3,750, will make
Mi Henry, 1f
u
3 0 l *» 3 0 the supreme effort of his career
Wilms, k«
Douglass, Celery Fed Mullino, dlib . 1 0 1 0 1 ; i i come back’’ when the ijunlifyButts, rf .
1 1 1 1 0 R ing round* for the British Open
Hurler, Blows Up In t'nl'l*.
1 1 <» 0 0 0 ( hunipionship begins a t Han'dw.ch
c .. .
Monday.
Sixth, Letting In 4 Craig, p . ... 1 0 1 1 •» —1 next
Since his defeat at Moor I’ark
Lauderdale Tallies Totals
...32 7 HI 27- 12 t last Saturday Hagan ha.s been
SANTO ID a1i r h P" u i- t nettling and Iu s been making
Porter, cf
... .! I 1 0 (1 u « vi ry eflo rt l i rygo n ids old
... .3 ' 0 1 •» 1 (I time form.. Final .play of the
Krishee, h I .... ... I ()' 0 3 3 0 | British Open to he held on the
Culbrenth, Mb . 0 1 •» «r 0 U links of the Royal St George Club
r>’ 0 ' 1 12 0 t) i. il-tnke plnrv amid some of the
Parker, II
0 must- beautiful surroundings in
Local Club To Begin Robertson
ij , Britain. Even the club house hears
Toppino, :
Miami Series Today Herrcll, r
ti the murk of old time country life,
1 for it s idil Kentish farm house
In Magic City Park Douglass,
0 ret among a clustering clump of
— l
t Hodges, "|
FORT LAUDERDALE. May- 3.
_ tries. Although It has been nl1 tere.l and enlarged the charm of
— (Special)—Sanford wenj, down
rgc and iiuictudo endures.
to defeat before Fort- Louiterilule
Two things about the royal St.
yesterday 7 to 0, when Douglas:*,
7 Georgc’a course impress the new
pitching for the Celery Feds blew
I eoiner. One is the hugeness of the
’ bunkers; the other is the beauty of
’ the greens
.
British«DenMatch 1
Culbreath Hits.
Hoiner For Feds
°
Win Victory Over
Robins By Score Of 2 To 1
NEW YORK, May 3.— (IN S tJutnbo Elliott, the Brooklyn manmountain has as much as any
pitcher in the National leag u e, hut
unfortunately his choice collection
of curves nnd drops -include a
“ homo run” hall. The Gargntunn
southpaw ullowed tho New York
Giants only two hita iti seven inn
ings yesterday, hut both were home
runs and gave the league leaders a
2 to 1 victory, th eir third straig h t
trium ph over the battered brook
lynites;,
.
The homers were made by Jnhn
nnd Lindstorm. ‘ With nineteen
circuit clouts in thirteen games,
run b ittin g outfit In the Majors.
tho G iants.a rc the lending home
The Chicago Culm are second with
fourteen.
•
In his Inst previous start, Elliott
had Isold the Boston Brnvcs to
three hits in nine innings. He met
his mastiff yesterday in L arry Bea
ton. .w h f yielded but four hits. It
was the most brilliant pitching duel
of the season.
Two other hurlers turned, in
Carndl of Detroit held thq \Vhite
Sox to four hits, winning 7 to I
nnd incidentally stopping Bill Cissoll, who had hit safely fn fifteen
consecutive games. Sam Gray,
former Mnckmnn who hns won five
games for the St. Louis Browns.
also allowed only four hits.
A fter having won six straight,
the New York Yankees were halt*
cd by two of their form er play*
mates, sad Samuel Jones nnd
pitchers holding the fort, the
Gnrlnml Braxton. With these two
W ashington
Senators
slugged
champions nnd ended their own
th eir way to a 0 to 5 win over the
losing streak of eight games. It
was W ashington's first triumph
over New York in six starts.
This same ability to bent n m aj
or rival has mnde Cincinnati a n j
Pittsburgh w hat they ere today in
the National League standing. The
Rods have lost to St. I-ouis only
once in six sta rts nnd the P irates,
have copped five of their seven
games with Chicago.
Yesterday the Pirates nosed out
the Cubs 0 to Jt, on pitcher Joe
Dawson’s triple in the tenth. Wal
ker’s * tripic with the bases full,
following two errors by Frisch,
enabled the Reds to turn bnck. the
Cardinals, C to -I. Cincinnati is
now in second place,
The Boston Braves banged away
a t Bcngo, rookie Phllly tw irlcr,
New England Council,
The suyvoy was udcrtaki
the purpose o f determ ining t(
ex ten t research was used i
the New E ngland business
M0 6 RE HAVEN—Cornei
laid for new-.Glides. County
houso.,
• v • b'
URGES RESEARCH
BOSTON, May 3.— (IN S )—Im
proved control of sales activities,
avoidance of excess stocks, nelp
in sales direction, nnd assistance
in instruction nnd stimulation of
salesmen are among the advan
tages to bo gained from the appli
cation of research to selling pro
blems. The Idea is s«t forth by re
presentative New England firms
in "The Use of Research in SaleB
Analysis,” the first of n scries
of reports on the uses of research
Ja business In New ^England, according to an annouccrtiet by the
(TOO LATE EO CLASS!
ONE 12 1-2 acre celery
‘T iled:"In higlt state of t
tipn: 700 ft. on highway. Tw
a n t houses and b am . Price
0(10.. JOOOO.r cash, 'balance1
If. M. Rumlcy. Phone 100-J
Citizen’s Mass
Meeting Tuesdii
Night City Hall
STANDINGS
RESULTS
W irt Palm Bench H; Oilnml
Miami ft; Daytona Beavli o.
it Liitiil'-nl.'il Sanford 1
rODAV’S (JAMKS
r i o itiD \ s t vj
Fort l.atnlordule
I 'nvtoiui Bc-rtc li
Daytona Bench
Wes' Palm lU-aeli
SANFORD
Fort Laodi-tdiiliMinmi ....
Orlando
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({HITMAN Brooks Coutlf Ham
Bni-on \ - -ioci.it ion to install
id - loriigc- plant here.
Citizen’s Mass
Meeting Tuesday
Night City Hall
Thousands of women
Nations Will Pay Tribute to Dunant
\ W hose Idea Red Cross Is Founded
among the grocery
r
ads in 1 he Herald each Friday before visiting
the stores.
They find the
grocery
pages offc
a con
venient shopping list, low prices
»
I r V*v
of foods which provide welcome chang
M
i
U t t
menu
In Sanford, women
or direct the purchase
of practically all food consumed in the hom es........
they constitute a buying power that has control
immense sums
(Oval) Jian Henri Dt•n n t. \v 11r
first conceived l ie iueu r.l pen.
nent n.it onil vali.nicer tocirtiei
to provide let.cl in v . r a r t ilu
aster. May L" 1 Is t - ccntenaiy
ot Uuna.it'5 birth.
(Above) The Signing ot the Treatv
Of Gcrrtva, August If?, 1301, which,
based on DuHjnt'i Ui*a. created the
Red Crocf. Tiiis^s a reprode- t-sn
'of a painting In the Nal anal Head
quarter* of the American Hcd
Crass, Washington, D. C.
(Right) "The Samaritan cf Gotferlno,” a painting .representing
Dunant as a volunteer Red C in*
worker aiding wounded cn tho fislj
of battle.
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money.
Place your message before this vast, rich aud.
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ienceJVIr. Food Merchant,...Your advertisement
in The Herald will receive careful consideration
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by “the buying power of the home.”
one liumlr.-rltli nnntwi
saty of the Irlrl 11 In Ui-tn-v a.
fe .
, A
UwliscrlnnU. of J .-an lli-mt
Duuaat—tbo great buinoiillarla who Ravo to Ihu win hi tho I i.-a an-f
vUloa on which the Beil C iihh I_•
founded —will hr oh ern-d un M;ij
8 In fifty six nations. Twenty mil
F . Bon jH-r.-ous arc- enrolled nude! tin?
j» ' ; banner of tho Rad Cross.
Tbo chub of tho Franco Bar
|!
dlulau and Aunt t hin armies on Jum
-i. 18.V.I. on Ilu- plain* of
;; -baiily, when*Sthi.OnO tiji u were en
gag-id lu Itathi-toiiaiirf flxhthtg on
a ieu-uiilu front a ml fn.in-o were
wounded and dcarl nt tho child ot
lira labour sirnsglo, created -the
idea In Dunam'it mlml.
j ! While liairlltig In I.Otnhar.ly,
•
DunuM cam , tali- to Itin day. fipon
thu hatih-n.-hl. 11 wns "movm
u to oqtnpai Inn, to pity, to horror '
pby (he dead and d>lnp, trait has
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*cnvd to Ike nearby villas-, of
1
'Ilam, where I. ■ , .
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tnry .o r lod.iv .1 purl of lire aril- >( Up- Ini nintlonal Br-d
fita iy .1 I mo Ihe major ta-k nl
tin- Ihil Cross In Ilf I > six rntllilloTli » hr 1 Internutiotlnl r«nvr tl|«t>.
w.is h id In (ienern In 1* 0.1. attend
ud by 1epre.11 ntntlvcs o( 10 coon
It udupti'd ri'Miliitliina la
hmitr.illnj wounded, Im pllals uni
inerih it personnel and fur. uas cf
an hh-ntlcnl dpi; Iry nil nation* to
Mat me Ihal a e i «Ira In > ai
-V to- mat il.'i'iipumi.« r.i^Man.ir
:'l I- > iUltlodh'd Ilu- I .-*o!i|t lour
in tin Tio.it)' of R rtii-u. In lx>i
•1 l i I’lc.ldi-lit Arthur the t'uilc*
R- •t« * «h;iiHi| the Tri-alj-.
I'm rii»|!vi-«l (o n t- n lli d Cm.•u t> in nltniiet every iiirilou. am j
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Herald Your
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hwiti il.u.J, Mliora hr- hail Jived !■
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.N’nru,-: t.vT, | *nilia men i nwnrdci
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA,
For Your Convenience, M adam
Citizen’s Mass
Meeting Tuesday
N ight City Hall
1 Portable
$7.50.
Pi truly Wiggly Stonsj
W. H. Long M n rk 't
Hanford Ave. Bakery
A & t* Ten Oo.
R. W. f^wton
Economic Grocer}’ Co
A B C
!Ir* ad
Hud S tar Oiotery A Feed Co,
Sanford Fruit ft Produce Co,
Arendu Deliratcsicn
nulk>y’n Cash Gr very
T/ongwinxl Hairy
Calumet Rnkt.ig I’mvilvt
Piffuly Wiggl.v .Markets
Phonograph
i
1 Used Player piano.
The caay, safe and
way to buy the family grocer
ies ia to shop first in The Herald s rood pages.
Today’s grocery ads are full of interesting news for
busy housewives.. . . . take advantage of tho low prices
and wido variety offered today by these enterprising
food m erchants:
,
FRIDAY, MAY, 4, 1928
1 Used Cabinet Phonograph
For sale or trade.
Elton J . Moughton
F. P. HINES
Architect
FI CLING STATION
First Nat’! Bank 'ttlil,
Sanford, Fhiv
111 3 San ford Ave.
Fresh Bread and Parker House Rolls.
Buns—Finger Rolls—Pies—CakesGeneral Line o f Pastries made fresh daily.
You will find my bread; At Lodges Groc
ery on Elm Ave., Lodges and McLain on
Palmetto Ave., Stenstroms
Grocery
French Ave., and Gatchels Grocery on
Sanford Ave.
io m ic
Corner of Sanford Ave. and Fourth S t
Tho Ham** 01 (futility, Service And Uniformly Low
•1v
’
* . Prices
Some of our Special Prices for Saturday
Shoppers.
Have von seen the new lino of j^as appli
Sugar Granulated 10 lbs. fori- ................................. .
You'll like our ready-prepared foods for a delight
change. Special attention paid to orders for picnics
beach parties.
Potato Salad
naked Ham
Rolls
Cookies
Cakes
Imported and Domestic Cheese
Cakps and Paatrir* Bakrd and
O rnam ent'd for p arties and Hpccial occasions
T h e Tamp T«
41 Mcl-ondrr Areadn
F. L. NIXON
Corner 5th St. And Sanford Ave.
66c
Potatoes New 0 lbs. for*................................................ 25c
ances
which, we
have
[received
Potuloes Georgia Sweet fi lbs. for
Hnnp Itcans Stringless 3 lbs. for .....
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Apples Eating or Cooking 3 lbs. for
Ranges, water heaters, coolers, hot plates
Flour Plain or Self Rising 2 t lbs. for
Waterground Meal (Mbs. for
Every one is of the latest design
Best Medium Grits fi IbH. for
Tomatoes No. 2 can 3 enns for
Crisco 3 lb. pails per pull .%
>.
of a «e
Pie Peaches 2 tins for
Ranges with the Lorain heat control and
every improvement which goes to make
Good Scratch Feed 10 Ibgu ggr
Blue Ribbon Malt
cans
Pet or Carnation Milk small
np a good gas range. Water heaters of
all types. We cordially invite your in
‘ A s u d d e n e m e rg e n c y calls for lig h t In
th e d e a d of n ight. You p re s s a b u tto n ,
o n fla s h e s your light It c o s ts b u t
of a c e n t. Is It w orth it?
W a itin g , a n t i c i p a t i n g , e v e r re a d y , is
th e m e c h a n ic a l pow er a n d th e h u m a n
o rg a n iz a tio n -J in o m a n , lo a d d is p a tc h - ,
ers, e n g in e e rs —in (act. every m a n in o u r
g re a t in s titu tio n is your "M in u te M an.”
MEAT . MARKET
Star Hams half or whole
Always read y to serve
you instantly.
Clover Bloom Butter
Pork Shoulder per lb,
spection
Use Electricity
Your Cheapest Seri/..if
TH E
W O R L D 'S
GREATEST
BAK IN G POWDER
Sa l e s
Grocery Department
A. 0 . Sawyer
106 Magnolia Ave
o th er brand
Meat Market
A. J . Vaughan
117 Magnolia — Quality Meats At Lowest Prices
Luncheon
LAMB
Western Pork
zvi t im e s t h o s e o f a n y
Western
One y e a r a g o w e entered the field o f San fend Milk
producers with the basic thought o f offering the
com m unity better m ilk . This, even our enemies
adm it we have done and m any Sanford people
have rewarded our efforts with their patronage .
Clean m ilk and Flecker's Longwood Dairy have
become synonymous. We have inspired our competitors to more care in production and handling
and the entire m ilk consuming D u b l i c hns
POUND
CENTS
CENTS
WESTERN POT
ROAST OF
BEEF
POUND
.CENTS
Smoked
CENTS
ROUND
SIRLOIN &
Half or Whole
POUND
CENTS
Whipping
CLUB STEAK
CENTS
Picnic
Quart 18c
Pint 9c
Quart 15c
Pints 10c
Buttermilk
Half P\
20c
LONGWOOD DAIRY
2nd St. Palmetto
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ih’i-ro is apt tn npi'i ar imh, i c i>t
Ihe rectum, which i- a cdi-rmii
illt'cast*/ and «d* cour.-v. very ml*
ly. Thus can lu* spi n ilie i.. i>nrtm ice
uf
Fresh Asparagus—Ft esh Cauliflower
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Fresh C'reen Peas—Ice Derg Eeltlice
Fresh To ma toes—Cele ry
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ad ^ii t n^sii'nimcn.waktfit i
U ntA N K — Tlientc
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& f e e d co.
St a r g ro cery
I’hor^uVo.'.'Jl
A T U R D AY-SPECIAL 3-MONDAY
Fancy Wincsap Apples, 0 lbs. ..
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Wholesale And Retail
Fancy table Potatoes, 10 lbs.
Ikcwn, (cooking) Onions, 3 lbs
V. k te, (r.v. eet) Onions, 1 lbs.
UAl.ru W. I.OSSINM Mcr.
I- 1Mllicinc, |" p .
J OTlM ir. ifi
f i l l nil
mat a
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213 Sanford Ave,
rrn ltn z , SM| i ,iIhk .
•«til.* T n t r k
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& sToitAtac co.
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C ITY T R A N S F E R
F I U M>. t •• 1 1 1 i
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rm w :
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G pkg. Star Naptha
Powder
3 Cans
3 pkgs Super Suds
Grits
1 Band Brooms
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Mustard
Sardines • V *
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5 Band Brooms
Purq Vegetable Lard
Plenty Of Miik-Ced
i.ru p c r
ens &
Portable 1‘KnnHjjraphs
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Portable I’hnnotfinphs
Driving Lights ...........................
Two cans Sintonize Polish
Iliryde Tires ...........................
Hanford Fla** name plates
Fryers
2 cans No. 2 LeCrande
No. 2 Lima Beans
C«on;
o charge For Dressing
a Special Saturday Only
F. P. KINKS
Filling Station
1113 Sanford Ave
ii'icy sliced 'Pineapple,
re) No. 2 Cans, per can
GCalces Oct. Special Soap
Deliver
^
• two cans to a customer • .
M iss th e se ’
ty Specials
well'House Coffee, lb
i o iire e ii'
Roll Kewpie Toilet Paper
or Powders
estei n Pork Chops, !)>
the right
the bright
Tim A & I’ lias ninny* been llv preference u|
women n lm reennnize true value- In.I never s
i nalii> ' • in .1 ‘‘liarirain ipslmot."
Free to each customer while they
L
Large Box .Maidies
:Wmt?!!rrt)flOMTQR
Simmiid Seeded nr Seedless
Itelnionte Itaitletl
No. 1Can
Corner Sanford Ave. amt Rte’iib Si
( h’TO
Sweet Mixed
Wesson
3 —C a k . O &
oTTct Self Rising PtOTT
ood Irish Potatoes
'O 'iO P .
v>. Shredded Wheal for
1**111 l!nl lie
I’HHajry Panciike
■was Walker Chile Con Ca**ne
0 iwiJ
lb can
ilker Beans with ( ’!ii!
Del Monte No. 1 Tail Can
eneer 30c size
GOe size
21 1!)h. PiUshury Flour
Assorted Flavors
HiUt other goods
3 Fkgs
Brooms foryj
a v w ri
^
mi ford IJaLing Powder
boneless ChicUen 70e
in tomato sauee
Oclnt'on
bikers Devilment 40c size 2 for
W e’carry the very best fresh fruits and v egetables at lowest
p rices
Country Roil
. • All Over The ANY-Id
Phone 788
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The Santord llerald
— rn h ltahr* n » r > n lk r im n n rvrrp l
N u itd a l Ml I m l i i f i l , I’lurldn.
I l l ] MnKUnlln A t r n u r ,
I’ x t r r t d Mm Hrroml
i-Is r *
m atter
ftctn lirr 5*. IIH9. Ml I hr I*n*l ■ifllrt*
Ml H n n ln r l , I'larliln, untlrr a r t v f
t'MMirrs* a l March .1. 1KII7.
Echoes. Of Way bright’s Speech
Speaking of Senator \Vnybright's meeting here in bo
half of Foils Huthmvuy Wednesday night, The Florid,
Times-Union
of Jacksonville
--------------------------------!—i has
this rather intcrestini
statement
to
make
in
n
news
story, “State Senator Edgar W.
H O L l . A S U t I.. IIBA.X ___ ____ K .lllu rl
I I . I l n i V A I I I I I K I M i .... ..
M i n i n e r r ‘ Way bright, of Duval county, speaking here tonight before
l : \ K J . I : 111 J I I M 11 M n n n u l n i K i l l t o t
an audicticc that filled the big auditorium of the City
. .
M r lliiRlhn
T k r r r Month*, .
Hr ( s r r t r r prr IVrnli
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wtptr.
(ItMtAl 1
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Milk ‘«l
'I i*• I t
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I hf rm-
hteli vr«
i»m *
I *Wil*
rkem i
lut* I
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*:ur.o
l he auditorium referred to will accommodate comfort
«Hux*i ably some seven hundred persons. That is to say, there arc
“
I in round; totfatWin icvetijiiundrcd
.................... seats,,But there hnve been
TM-Iat the m&illhS ( .gyrttilh cnndijbUtej-^iiftH* we might! nienRIlull I lion IJuLtt^ryaii
hundf^^Wfhore standing. fTlicre
*7hr; | were, tlim /;js6me ew over eight hJItldriVl persons hi the
,«■■- nuditoriifbvfWmen lira. Owert spoke. *
\ v c< \ 8 m k y , fftjit jnt Senator Waybright's mebtjng,
,hr there wero’jbjft aciu
persons] pres*
«« ent. We d
t say this to be unpleasant, as we really be-.
r"i-I lieve the Senhtoyjrh/ide ftn excellent speech and was well
toP5 worth kf.
Ll' *it, mu'ny as could have crowded into the
*o«ii City mS h®
. . ‘But
_ we.........................
Wv.
do think the facts in the case
a ill, deserve slroVJ^riAld^ation,
___ tif T h e Times-thiloVi news story also’ said , that
FRIDAY, MAY t
Tank Evans, o f Li
We grant without argument
IMIILE VERSE FOR TODAY
rtm
'll blow from which the ntatv.ynuld
pcndi-nt Tafidifppjitpj jlefppt g ra tis ,
not tecovcr in jo u ra if the fo rm er sh()lJ|,j hi* 1h* nominated. Tho-e
governor w’ero to bo ejectciFagatn. rpomturing any such movement
They nrt* witiun their ngiitn in ot*»Oit fir.-1 L» ^Ivn th eir full of*
telling their congregations of th e to r \ thl. prim ary. if ( n il. i* d y
Peril to H o n d a * name nnd pros- f llt,,| ,n .juno r. there will bo m.
P01'^*
j need <.f mi Independent movement
H is hemming apparent th a t in f with all the effort tied expense it
order to defeat C atts the people ( would detail.
m ust unite on one. man. A divided
*rnni,m Times bus had
vote among several aspirants will
t „ , „ y .„i,oul \V. .1. MoWey,
give bin it lead which may elect the RcnuMicnn cnnclitlntr* Dor* th.»
him.* Of the opponents to Cults the
one man who staruLi forth nr, thi|
one nw jl Jik jly ,,to defeat htgj in
Fona HAthnwjyv,
Then* j Is already talk in
qunrtci's of the state of an inddP
Mauling, C rating Shipping,
* and Storage
Im n- 1*?*?
The place to build your home
De
Sanford Realty
F o r e st
lilt If. Or.I n
Huy A & G Brands—Get Bet
tor Crops and Save Freight
\i lr I li«*
I i :;h*
llim l t
'J In- No Filli*i Method S av ts
i ’n ight on I he Filler and i on
Let t!u> Sam e Amount id
llmi'ltlru
Plant Food. ,
ATLANTIC 55!AND GULF
On improved City properly at 7 p e r cent. ,T to five year
F E R T IL IZ E R .
COM PANY
straight loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on good
'%
business property.
_
Now if Senator W nybtighl were
running for governor, well, thul
tvould he different.
Loch A rbor
LOSSINP’S .,
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER
MONEY TO LOAN
**
SANFORD BOND AND MORTGAGE CO,
GODS FOUNDATIONS-As thu
whirlwind pnsseth, so Is tin* wick
ed no more: hut the righteous is
an everlasting foundation.—I’rov.
10:25.
£- PRAYER—Grant us to live by
th y grnce through Christ Jesus
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Sanford, Florida
iipim*nt It in Jacksonville
S o lic it v o u r o r d e r s f o r p ro m p t
II2 E. Second St.
For Better Homes
One thing we've observed about
A s a r e s u lt o f “ B u t te r H o m e s W e e k ," o b s e r v e d
nat
candidate*, they are always very
enndide about m e other fellow's io n ally re c e n tly , m a n y (jucH tions h a v e a r is e n w h ic h m ig h
can did my.
he e x p e c te d to r e s u lt in a b e t t e r d e f in itio n o f w h a t con
s t i t u t e s b e t t e r h o m e s. E v e r y o n e h a s - h i s o w n id e a o f* w im
The ‘‘l'Tft?.?hs tnahR meeting bus a g o o d h o m e is. lull th e a s s o c ia tio n w h ic h a d v a n c e s th i:
been |i ontermed until
Tuesday
w h a t y o u a r e d o in g ti
night, possibly to give the Slnineii: p a r ll c td a r w eek w a n ts lo k n o w
m
a
k
e
y
o
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r
h
o
m
e
b
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tte
r
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r
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a
r
e
so m e o f th e question.*
a dinner to get over Miami.
a s k e d . H ow w ould y o u r p re m is e s s c o re fo r th e s e p o in ts '.'
“ W a te r s u p p ly .
It seems that all the honest
people want to beat C alls hut
“ D isp o sal o f w a ste .
■most of them have different ideas
“ C o o k in g fa c ilitie s .
about how lu accomplish that end.
" F o o d s to r a g e fa c ilitie s .
“
S c re e n d o o rs a n d w in d o w s.
The Tallahassee Democrat lias
“ E ig h t a n d v e n tila tio n o f y o u r ho m e.
.just come out cdltorinliy in favor
of Senator Taylor, but we don't see
“ S a n ita tio n (N o co b w eb s o r 'd u s t , f r e e fro m in s e c ts ,
how that is going to help defeat bed h u g s, m o th s , m o sq u ito e s, c lea n e v e r y w h e r e ) .
Catts.
" W h a t k in d o f flo o rs h a v e y o u in v o u r h o m e ?
“ W lu it k in d o f f u r n is h in g s h a v e yo u in y o u r h o m e'.1
Now that the Thursday half*
holidays are coming on, we news P la in , p a in te d o r v a r n is h e d ? A re th e y e a s y to m o v e a n d
H ow c o n v e n ie n t fo r th e p e rs o n s liv in g in y o u i
papermen will have to work just a a r r a n g e ?
little bit harder to get enough to h o m e ? (la v e y o u a n y d u s t
H itc h e r s ? A re y o u r w a lls
Jill up witji.
lig h te r th a n y o u r flo o rs, y o u r c e ilin g lig h te r th a n
w a lls ?
-------- o--------W h a t ty p e p ic tu r e s h a v e y o u ? A re th e y on a level w jtli
before tjie F’alatku Rotary club th e a v e r a g e ey e , o r h u n g even, w ith th e c e ilin g ?
Ruth llryan Owen declared that
“ H a v e y o u an o u td o o r or in d o o r lo ile l? If y o u h a v e a n
what this (rounlry needs is mure
o
u
td
o
o r to ile t, is it sc re e n e d on all s id e s ? Do y o u h a v e
"statesm en." And "stotcswomeii"
c o n ta in e r s fo r ith o -c x i reL ion? iDo von Iim<* f r e q u e n tly ?
too Mrs. Owen.
H a v e y o u p a p e r contain* r s ? A re th e r e a n y Log p e n s , di It
This guhtrnalorial race has de W ater slo p s, o r d r a in s n e a r Hie h o u s e ?
Do y o u
th ro e
veloped twp main issuejl. In iflie of v e g e ta b le s a n d o th e r m a t t e r lo d ecay a r o u n d th e
d o o r?
them wo st*e a great deal of CarKon, Catts,,dogs and horses: in tie? H a v e y o u fly h a p s in th e y a r d a n d s t a b l e . "
“ H a v e you a eom po>t
h e a p fo r th r o w in g
ih in v e d
other It’s mostly hull.
V e g etab les, f r u it , food, e tc ., a n d c o v e rin g w ith e a r t h l a t e r
Senator tV aybiight by the wav to be u se I on th e g a r d e n ?
A re m o s q u ito b r e e d in g p la c e s
■is a eandidnte for delegate lo the 'c o n tr o lle d , ra in b a r r e ls c o v e re d , no tin c a n s , o r * m d a in e r s
Democrat a; National Convent mn
th a t hold w a te r ly in g a r o u n d ? A re s in k s o r m a r s h e s filled
Jf he were avowedly untl-Pm 'th !i
in ?
A re fe n c e s w h ite -w a s h e d
or
p a in te d ?
O u th o u - e s
would make a good one.
w h ite -w a s h e d o r p a in te d ?
" H a v e y o u s h ru b b c r> a n d p la n tin g s in r e la tio n to th e
Carlton has promised, wl* lie
llcvu, that his charge of waste and siz e o f y o u r y a r d ? Do y o u r p la n ts n eed p i n n in g o r s p r a y oxtravaganee would be .Miinilaiilril -itrg-?— H a v e tim i n *i I i i u l i u 1 tdirnbr; fo r ' “d e c o ra 1 1mi p u r
before long by one of graft anil p o s e s ? H a v e y o u a s a n d y o r a ' g r a s s y la w n ? Is y o u r h o u se
corruption. We’re waiting.
a r r a n g e d so t h a t vm i c a n s a v e s te p s , tint** an il la b o r ? P le n ty
o
f s to r a g e o r c lo s e ts a n d p a n t r y sp a c e , a n d b u ilt- in c o n v e n
If you can tell anything about
n storm from the direction the ien ce s, s u c h a s iro n in g b o a rd , ta b le s a n d w ood b o x e s , e tc ’
wind blows, it certainly looks as
if it is going to he Smith against
Hoover, and that'll la* a liurrienne.
<§
\S TO JOHN S. TAYLOR
Tram mell a p] mi a ted 11a l ha way
MUpcrintcnilent of DuvaYs seb*ai)s,
anil Martin made him chairman of
the road department, so wo pre
sume he's going to vote f,n tmtli
of them.
The Herald doesn't know yet
Whether the Carllnit elnaiges ate
true or false, hut wo are• going to
Vote for the man ijho hu s tile best
chance of heating Cattsi whoever
that may lie.
SI
PKTKItSDI Ut; INDKI'ENDICN'I
tlie camlida'e ■ tor i***'
K'.ot ida pr ibtildi I he mdj
has a 't b* en at tacked a.,
n and new ipupets is S n
S. Taylor, of 1’im lln?
tin ie ha*- hi on such an
ha> tint been henid •»1 ■i
of Flat ida. I le lias not
eked even l-y op|sising
i uItieli. to say the least.
No wonder Sanfoid etmie back
1h, re ll *- I, I*n, il never a tenil
so quickly. T.otn) cats of luscious lay oil lie pall ol s till* llill*;
celery left H at section Ibis sea pupei
i hu h arc inleierted u
son. — l.cesblifg
Coninieiiiiil. •tti, * i undidiiteK to assume a sort*
More'n that. Seven thousand hud •f it u io be-regrettod attitude
left sometime ago.
-tsiu rd S* nali,r Taylor’s candidacy,
summed up, w’-.al they have to -in
One thing Senator Taylor ha* inmunts tu alt-ut t h i 1; "I'm s- 'itv
pruinbetl if elected governor and Id chap, but you vtnnld do it."
th at's to get rid of miysi|i,itoes We some of them hale Inen Monied
don’t know Imw he is going to do i b n r f t h e tnom-y Senator Taylot
It, liul ive ean't think of anything is spending in tiK campaign, ami
v th at would suit ns Letter.
ine, at least, said thul in taking tin
senator's money I i campaign pulo
nutters: duty 1fi cotifudour.*'
mi'fjgi-.-.V. J i ’A " state that It hed eri A T t^B g^gti flUig
'T hat a p pc am to be fh".* etrlenl, ill
ill thin lin** h**fn -aid arttlnst .Sen■
itor Taylor as a candidal Wlutre*
Ruth Hr. uii Owen is lending j vvy r hi•• tm-t fUVrtf he win** n e 11 rg
new ait of dignity to Flmdia pn
Vii i'C \tJtviitMyr,
he lias sp d.en h e ’
...
itlcs. Not
dignity thut smac-V
a good impression and vuis
of aloofiir* i hut one that iim pirt,
-la il'jY / .1(1 *'■* »• riy,
higher idc 1r *>r government a*4
•r T iU lhl',. 3s iittckincr'" a
cltUcnship —Titusville Star-Aii*
tforutmu, (lead1'him dlgirt-
g
JL
t fled appeal to tile v*I *r - of l‘ •••*
! idu a fai l will, h. lamling ah'iM
! tmuld e a n v mi little ueiglii ill
ibis pariiiiilaf ciiniMUign.
(M colli e there i.-, nulbiiig on
ivhieli to li.ise an iiltni I, oil Sena
tor Taylor. I ir-t of all, lie i- not
■i p r o f e s ( , i o i i n l
p o litn i.tn :
tn* i** n *'
making Ins living that wn.\ H1’ ’
i mat* of clean d ia m e te r, a Mill
lantial tm-iness iiinn and cilir.en
and a r ic d il lo his city, iiis eottii'v
and bis , t:it.*. In lunning for g,*v
em or he is inletested niort* in
Florida Utun In* is in hi- pei ona'
aiKuncemcnt total the power and
emoluments o f public office. There
is not the slightest doubt that be
•would mal, Florida wholly cupab'e
and tin si worthy governor or that
hi.- adniiid *lration would be just
I lie kind that is needed by Florida
in its critical period of readjust
merit lie is not a demagog lie, nor
a Idu Ter. nor a promissory man
Re is campaigning by airplane
hot for spectacular effect but b e
cause, owing to n technical ques
tion mt to Ids eligibility in con
nevtion with his membership in
thv.stute legislature, he started late
und had to use u plane to cutely up.
, It is a tremendously signify.m l
fact that there is nothing Ul In*
Raid lignin .1 Senator Taylor ujfact
(hat Flji-iilf,,,yo\«'raj slum Id lin e
fully riotsnicl*. A man like th at'ca n
hi? trusted with public office.
AGAINST CATiS
M ami has no intention of be*
coming tha Chlcugu of Florida-—JACK80NYH.I.K J O l’K.NAI
Starke Tf]|gruph. I’erhaps that is
Tw7> Itaptist pivaehcr* of Jack- and let the rest of the’ vote, go lo
why they did not senil AI fupone
away.—Gai itcsville. 8un. And why jitiville have assailed Sidney J. the other i undidales. Chui'ches
so many > Iamiunt* are supporting 'alii* for hi- utterances during which may In* inclined to stay out
tthe
Ito C
niK iii t <
• t t n *1t f l f t t «» Sidney
Q h l n n t f Jf
•he campaign fer the governorship of politics have the right to . speak
Gappnt
candidate,
mil have pointed to the wisdom of whoa decency in called Uj»vii to fm\}
Catts.
tnitlng on Fun* H athaway for the the challenge loiid^ down by Sidney
ipu-m an tells us that the tnmlnatiun on June 5. •
J. f'atts. Dr. tlroughton aud Rev,
Little a* we like the idea of fhd- Shuhrr lin e seen in th itta^ ie sae.i
i the Times is su|>porting
n i*{ because McKay w ant! itica in th e pulpit, u-w unjoubfDdly
hirif out of Tampa ]>olUics. i m atter of grave concern lo while governor, cause to he alarm
judging from the way the ^hriftiail people that u man who ed lest he be chiAett again as the
putlisher is teutiitg bis ms himself spoken from the pul- s ta te ’s .chief executive. Thuy, have
ull^ail-Jar-iergetR him*cif as to “ giLJshat nisnv o th er people of
d tx
THIS ADVERTISEMENT PAID FOR BY
lw.'Higgins Ine
Ford Dealer
First National Bank
Hank of Service
K. E. Brad)
• r Leading Candidate fur S lm iff
Smith Barber
— Simp 107
J’ark
Jones Tire Shop • 1 Speer u#d *Son
| I’Hone 5B5
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111 f e s t 2nd Street Ladies Dept. Store
Lu-Beth Cafeteria I Snows Barber §h op|
A Good Place To EatJ AfUr , h e ,r,,h* w® will]
216 East First Street m“,^'?v™,r ,"'d, sT l‘!oni
{' Bryans
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port inf: Goods
isite, Spurtim
I Park A te.
Samuel A. 11. Wilkinson
u n til
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J m tiu r t la s s hv
^ ftg u iH T I t t n t i l u r c Cm
C o m p lim e n t s
an ford l'hoto Co,
Your Graduallcn Suit
Made 'I’o Measure—Order *
—candidate fur—
518 First National
Hank Bldg.
County Judge
S. VV. Brpdford
Waters Kan
k ilc h tA s
B. L. Perkins
'Nif nvw school
lit'ii hudilcs arc here
■in- inmgs Unit make your old
" 'd o r new Simplex t'islo n
fingx valve* replacing machine
M affett & Thrailkill
Itoumillat & Anderson
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA- FRIDAY} MAY 4| IASS*
T T :-— —
A n d Personal Activities
, T elephone 14B iklRS, FRED. S. DAIGEIt, Society Editor Residence
Tt * #|« |*
FK1IIAY
of Woman's exchange
w i Krill Itaskct B ld g.
pcurt Circle i f the Garden
Hill wed with Mrs. Hay
jjlOdlil aVh>eIt at her home
stjLl hake.
L circle of
the S an ford
flab will meet a t 10:00
j*ith Mrs. Kdward L . Mark*
ifJsrwuier F arm .
A) circle of Snitfonf Gnrdi will meet at 10:00 o'clock
fin. Jinnes G. Sharon m
I Street.
rfiir Circle of nnford Garden
l,,j] mrei at 10:00 o’clock
[in. W. Theodore Langley a t
|fcir in Mayfair,
i Alfred W. Lee. will enter*
mjmher.K of the Sans
| Brake Cluk
Lj5,n- i.f the Camphtdl-Losff«t American Legion will
rrgulnr meeting a t <1:00
flit the Legion i In t.
j r f h . I'lay, “Suicide Spe*
Lt*,|S:l'i oVIoek a t the SemiBijth School. *
MONDAY
IrfJjr hii
• • i n cling i.f the
I.
<1 t-.c Holy Cros.spa! i
i ll u ill In- In-Id at
, tVi, i . t
\' u i ti I louse,
fcn fit,. ,
<1 ill w III lilt et :il
I F. K .ti i
SI.I!. \ • ii I.
on
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TL LSI)AY
i I \ 11 ugla * }i i ^ * nti t .
111! hin i e ■ri a i une ic'el u-k at
on S::lir «r**l
Tel. 37.
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Miss Myrtle Flynn. Miss Him*.urn,
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N.
Bridge d u b lOn joys
Party Of Mrs. Brouse
,
hr* l.utlmr !!i i»i*;«,i . v,!»
i
Ki*l li t ting tlu
I'liiil h"'|»i*al i-i.mliirtinjr it*\ival
r \ ♦•**• at !»»*•
ity o f th h i* h in « vt'iy *1**1*til i l-'irst
MctinWisl
t Inn !i. u II
was the f.vely
b jdge Itliu lie- u
u i, (..mglit oil “ Till M e - i | . i l b .
given
Tbrnsda;.
by Mr*. J ! C ris i* " m o l t o m o i . m
, ight m
Brousii at ii*-1 home in Park A i
"T h e I T'|>aidonab!e Sin.*' Mod in::,
nne when *la , i ii rlained the moi.i w l|
;li 70 ,\. ;d. ami s P. '•!
tiers o f I lie Kvi i y Othei We It ^
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Bridge etui-----------------------------------------------F \ipii*ii. pud i.ultaiirc ti
| id ie 1" l 1 flower* and ! nlvia* w 1 1v [
77 / C V .’O R LD J
C LD O T T
the r o u e
1 ..lor
.-* |ii mg l it'll VI .. A t
l.mty fi-ur i ll! t*
cm |
a-hetne o f)
Hill' ll’t'l' •r]
FinSl PLAY! D A I
;i
il.llt in'llll
\
1 <-f tin* Fit l :i 1 t»l.
mil ini-i t at !L-J* ’I I.., ,.'li r «n 1 nt • Ul'||*
•»4.M *1 vj
•Ill'll* Vll ll l! HIV « nf
m ,J.
ami :i In i t !u n.sii'il1
'i l.i.il
nl i' i"ic.*b>1 I
■1 will liavc pii'itii mimln i'f i mi:.!: il i.) 1 •i :i |i a> vil.
ill
1 ■cl T. Wii- :l i\ .i* fn-ii .1 tb. 1. lb.- |. i/l bail
III .'11 wmi lij Mi . M. S U :t-.- ■ it.
1.1, 1.1 . All ini'iit
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4 ii Vi rs w IT 1<
'i mi i't at tin
1 1 In! 11 r*. M S.
W ig g in ', ' I r
Hraxlnn I... P iih in s.
+ 1.1 id i ‘nldwi Hi—AI 1 ■ . U >111 "'
“Mr
lA'I'i : I Holly J r , w II S, I oli orm , M i-, 1 lia r’es I.. ltn tt,
un 1 1 \ nun/
Mat 1 on* Mi 4. I h o les C Ift-iu y. All . Hurry
li, Lewis, and M. George H. I'isli■'a t lii>.< ai Kn*itls.
"I*.
MdNHAA
K’vl.ir in n tlily meeting of the
JA C K S O W ll.l.i:
SlaughU-i-Sen 1 I Jlls* of tile Ale', ho
ing
of
i
attic
for
I......I
1
oiisiiinption
IOu i i Ii nil! be liehl at (i:K0
and i a t - r - l a l v -t>i|imii- lesumed
kt si tl. • lull i ll.
nt old \ r ntnii plant <a Tall
k ' ' -WO\ o iltly o f tile Aletll
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v. dl inei l at .‘ 1:00 ip ml Avenue
|ii> 1 '.m ill,
»tf
-.'lie. Ii.
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jCST&n TW*t
J’ortrayi-.t Cy
ADOLPH a v t cror.cz
FASSNACH T
In Hotel Inherited fmn
generation to (irr.eraa. n
•IMIOTTTO til
DMira IiUCHOWETZKI
P R IN C E S S
**' "OMAAfs WAY’*
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" a *h a p p y
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Adult* AOr
picl iiiiziitinii
nf
I
llarliury c-oast
“ M RIM H A N T S G I F - M I K
II |i. m.
Children 2.1c
SATURDAY
THANKS
FGI l T H E IM t i t i l
HII»K”
is ah.
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I .nut,, l.a Plante
J 1* LR.fUILUti
Full- Ladies hluck j
tan arc .1 support'
(Shoes oo.OO Val., >|
pr.<
F a i r L a d ie s R e d '
ro o m S lip p e r s
Few Pair
( ( t i l d r e n 's
S hoes, s o ft
s o le s a n d f i r s t s te p s , S a t
u r d a y S p e c ia l a t
40c
0-4
f
I ll
t I.
us
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M en n iiii be d u rn ii in s o m e ,
t h i n g s b u t w h e n it c o m e s to
e s t a b l i s h i n g re s p e c t fo r t h e m
s e lv e s a m o n g w o m en , th e y
knew w h at th e i
m o s t do. |
E v e r y M o th e r ’s so n ' o f n**
a r o u n d t h i s p la n t k n o w s p e rfe itly w ell lltiil h e m o s t n a t c h
e v e ry s t e p lie ta k e s in m a k in g
ciiii b r e a d , o r else- th e In d ies
tliiil d o I h e b u y in g a n d p a s s
u p o n i t s q u a lity e i t h e r sa y ,I
“ Y o u r b r e a d is s p le n d id ." o r |
“ T a k e it a w a y ; u e do n o t
m i n t i t ."
Assortment of White
Kid and Canvas Ox
fords and one strap
ladies Slippers, pair
&. 95c
185
75 Pair
Ladies U.'ondc and White
Kid 3 strap, military heel
AAAA to (.!*« high grade
The be Shoes Will l i t
$ 4 8 5 & $545
|QC' Ladies Comfort blackjt* 1 0^
kid and patent leath er,^ 1
Saturday Special.
FINAL CLEARANCE BIG^SALE CONTINUES
w hen Ihe grocer
hnndp a loaf of our bread oiee
the counter to n lady or In
i that lady’s hoy or girl, she or
the children take notice ns to
how it is wrapped—or dressed.
Thnt of itself looks as though
precaution had been taken to
Wep it out of unclean hands.
b AIso. il
locks ns though
the mukir is proud of his pro*
duct and that he would not
put an unclean product in a
clean attractive wrapper.
Of course we know- in these
dnys of sanitary Ideus that'
every Imkcr of bread wraps
his loaf, hut the finnl test of
any. bread is Its sustained
quality— its real food value—
and under such circumstances
price comparison should not
be considered at all.
It Is a fuct (hat a quality
product is always worth its
oricc—something that every
body should remember.
1.0
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Tropical
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W orsted
.A
smart appearanco in hot weather—
that’s what you're assured with one of
these fine tropical worsted suits. All style
of fulI-weight fabrics, but greater coolness.
Grays, tans, blues'and g-reens.
$25 to $30
Tom Sawyer
Blouses and shirts for boys. Plain white
and colored woven Madras. Well made
and durable. Collars attached.
$ | .0 0 . &
.'.Trousers
Hals
f
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Light icolored trousers.
Imported Bedford Cord
with small stripes.
Have just received a
new shipment o f men’s
soft straw hats.
All
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$3.00 to $6.00
$
10.00
Mens Summer Underwc!cir
«
'o p.L'ce r.iik Rayon underwear.
per suit.
<-“ "r
TTfcfr
.
$2.50 & $3.00
Phoenix Silk Rayon Union Suits.
.‘34 to 44. Price per suit.
Sizes
$2.50
Mu using’s Cotton Union Suits,
and lai’tfc checks. All sizes.
Small
$1.00 & $1.50
TheFLORSHEIM SHOE
\o>n
Trw to T u-cIm OaQor* ^
i»’i
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MustSfy/f* ^ 1 0
o A light \\c ig h t. right w eight, Welter
weight. C pol for wear li> the warm est
o f w eather, and as necessary to your
com fort as a Sum m er straw! W clcom o
afoot as a cooling breetc.
A B .C .
BAKE
B a le r s o f
m u w i «—
P^CGHTBtt”
M
l i
"DiK HANK Ell'S .
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I*
Sn
c o m p lim e n t. Tor w e Ull m e m
b ers of tiu a lili
R a k e r s c»f
A m e ric a h a v e b e e n p u t to it
1 p r e '.li h a r d to lia k e its good
b re a d a s o u r G r a n d m o th e r s
u sed to b a k e .
s iju a te
I.t <0 . <4*14
I4» ■ »»WJJ
. < * , t l 1 »'
r ; f r T«*- r
«».iu:.m>
W e b e lie v e t h a t th e w o m en
folk o f t h i s s e c tio n — w h ic h
u e s e r v e e x e lu s i i e l i
as a
m e m b e r t-f ({ tta lili R a k e r s o f
• A n te r ie a — J k e
i»ur
b re ttd
c h ie f ly b e c a m e u e p o t so
TODAY
m uch
p e rs o n a l! I > in to
its
m m | , M V FI- t M i ^ . u ^ U H a k i n g .
F i e r y i n ie i i o rk in g
^ r i o u r n tn n t is im itttrd —w l t b :
l l o b i r t .« Ciinlijln
th e s p i r i t o f t u r n i n g ' o u t a
p ro d u e t t h a t th e la d ie s w ill
!.*1 her h e ,l in a lih ia n t. pi
lik e .
SATURDAY SPECIALS
^,
0
Mr
i We know
t k i o **
uod
[ BreatY Goo&ness
1 c a u s e u n m a n is j u s t n a t u r a l ly
11a im r* K \p e :inn ntal planting m a re r e s o u r c e f u l th a n m a n .
11
l,li ‘,;1 ,l " ' l,,s' i*" 1" ember .
}s u l, vt.r ,u .(| liv in tu itio n
1
w h ile m a n p rim 's
«n
a Ji.iiiiuri raid Febi virv.
, iiis ju d g m e n t . 11 w o u ld lie a
g o o d th i n g fo r m a n y m e n if.
W.til 1,1 C mety fi.* 1
l.eid in
th e v ho d ta m e i n 'n i l ion a n d '
Hvl-'uiiiak S p :m g a ibft'.'fall
less j u d g m e n t .
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MONDAY
C n n lin u oiis I to
Quantity Men’s tan,
and black and two-a
tone Oxfords.
PRINCESS
AMERICA
Lflv Invildlion OntrJ
t T h la M i r k S l a n d a . / o r
Lev i\ ;il si i \ i t . will hi
’Itied
l'*‘ ' /tonight
‘'R '*1 h>
h> the lI l list
lst C
' lllistail
lsl ,a
trv
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S r i . -oh The H u C F. Wyatt w
pri' ie!». A model of tile tnidi.log W h en w c e u n s itle r t h e luck o f
the i hutch is p annul" I ’ 1 *eet wn* fu e iiitie s t h a t e x is te d in t h e i r
.•xluliited I., tin 11 ngregatioii la*'1 d a y . u e w o n d e r h o w th e y did
*0 w ell— b u t it is p ro b a b ly be■ dp h ;.
sating
Soolli Side P t i m a r y School
I ii *1 t hr i sl i a n ( l inn h
* 0 | ’' HI"— Beethoven,
Kigoletto-roncort. ’ P ara
" ‘ i . 'l i - Liszt, Ktniiy Bai-
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A* V» lr&3
C I in iS T O O '^ j u d A3
b atth 's L u st Picture
l** — K iplinji-,
M urgaret
hr
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In OiHYciT ! : «
“CIICIU II MEMUIOKSIIII’-’
• r,‘lf'uiii:m. innipu.-cd:
J " B i l i a j s .Tliut A re Gone” —
F«.
*d.1 ig n ret Cowan.
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v oliik''-.A torejs, b. "GulLjj. ,, ' •'•'•H u lk ” — Ucbusscy.
t in
H E A R ------ WYATT
f 1‘ ll l| ii
1 ■ -m v u r ic j schools
lT ' ' '. l" ginning witli the
” *t>i’ 'M inustL-rs, lteuthoven,
.’id gi imp. Vnlick by
j ’-1' - -1 l ' en- i|ny writer, ami
t i e Ultra
Modern
I'.fi, |i Seiand, eoneludiug
’h- lirilliuat Higoletto Paray * ' " f P ia iu l.isrt.
* . 7 " ' ouitieiue unto sea lin g
:dt lideil this recital and
®l'l" cciut ion iM h ea tty and
-<* upplausi. for each tunderJJ®Tin .
l
BAKERS
,1 T h e r e ! d o e s t h a t
w ith v o ii , la d ie s ?
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llaili ■. progrumnie inver-
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I p in k a n d din-- 1 ’r \ : t i l h a * !,o t- 01
mi- 11 1-11 i t I ti ed
in ment
of
l lu j | !•■ ■ * • . I\ Id
ll have i ;n lai I -ne d not i f y ai 1 1 *ins d 11 ■:'i In {1 |
o party at 2 do | l.itdoa. Plat e < tin- p. e.-t* ' " " a 1I1 honsu wi t h Mi , | •*1 ., 1 "1 jr led Ii. : n t l to- i ol d d ini .
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Miss
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mrnt'v nf |>Uiuh nml witftTt \vr»‘r ci ntr.'ll'x
w e t h i n k il is a
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Illiguin.*,
Hg L;Ifl,s, the
the «*«••'»
(Iran I nW«arder
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—
The regular m eeting of Semin*
I.' Chapter No 2 -Order of Kaststn S tir , wns held Thursday even
ing a t the Manunic Temple. A fter
Hotel Arrivals
Mi
Huiialil •*
ed la* ■ hh,
t m < ui.'i'i . <. 1 t alt
. I I ' l e e t eil In an d ' j oii.i-i/ r y Ho
C l.u k e Leon
liavlc:; I'.iiivll J l .
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•:• p a c e
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G. A. Minion nml Mis* Iren?
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rtrH Grand C h a|.tjr <f Florida, Mr*. Now. men folk, it is up to you
Hinton nt-e attending* *he* .Shrine ,ISapti
l Chilli I' '.aid V , regular H|r)m
SIcK:ty. Wll!( introduced
Convention at Miami,
hur.iness nrul
social
meeting, >he was greeted by the " S ta r" n to show that you do not want
JJU o'clock at jr .u p of women who wore gowns your Mother, or Wife, or Sis
Mrs. Hubert Jenkins of i'alalka \ 1 ,»ure,lny r.l
'f white and carried baskets of ter, or the girl you expect to
spent the week-end in Sanford 1‘onrc He Le m Sn lags. The ir.mi- lim virs ia their colors On the marry, to he THE RAKER in
hers
met
at
the
ehuivh
and
mo
lur
with relatives.
ed to the springs in a body. Mrs. hundVi w tie white doves, sug* your home.
e of Peace. They were “Ada",
Hodman Lehman . <f Hollins W. J. MeBride (.resided over rh *' keMi<
Mt>. Sybil Heuth: **Uiuh",' Mrs. Why should any woman he
College, spent the week end here business session in the :absent? ui Sardy Anders, n; “ Lsther", Mrs. hothered* these days with halt
with his parents All*, and Mrs. II. the president Mrs. Harney BrfcU. •_ Hwighk Haldiitt; “ Marthn’,’ Mrs. I
At the conclusion of bndna*'-.
ing bread?
J. Lehman.
many games and contests were L. Courier} nml “ Kluctn", Mrs. \V.
T. Whrcler*. Following a lovely It is unfair to put this burden
M rs Al ec Heynold of Greens* enjoyed and at a late hoar a drill by the “S tar", Airs. Sarah
upon her.
bountiful
picnic
supper
was
Mov
b<no, (in., :a vi iting 1wie as the
Parker, past, Grand W arder of the
guest of her sintc t* Mr.. Virginia ed by the liostOjFC.s Mrs. Stanley, Grand Chapter of Florida, present* I H e a v e n
know s,
she
has
'Mrs. Stiles, and Mis. Forrester,
i , ,,
........: —
Cornell.' *
enough
other
things
to
absorb
Those
picSent
were
Mrs.
K,
<\
M
M,<M«Kuy
with
a
huge
bask
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r ift from. t,,'p nil the time she should give to
Mrs. Kdgar* .Meyer, of Grange Hockey, .Mr«. William . Mr-. Lor- i 1, 1 '
I,;,l
M ,irMponded m Iter home.
City is visiting li re as the guest e tta .'liibthehm n. Mrs. Human. !her
usual gr.n ions manner
Mrs.
Janes
Smith.
Miss
G.i.iiv
of her sister Mrs. Nathan O. Gar.......... Mrs.
,it. xi ‘. \V.
n Spii ir, Mi
i(i
Mi's. Heatrice Higgins, worth; S h e s h....................
o u ld h a v e Iter c h a n c e
Fletcher,
tier.
jiiiinsan, Mr'nStanh v. Mr l'llav-!
"'1
'k* ‘’haptcr, gav, 'rfo
"JT^rrentirn
the same as the
r r<
.Mis. Gate*. Mrs W. .1. Meltride.:",l «;*' l>t onally fine report from [ m an .
Hi.
Olbi I.aney r - turned homo
tiie (.ram! : Impter meeting recent
Tuesday i veiling from W cltnhpka, Mrs. John Abraham*. Mrs, Fly a, ly heM til Mami, Mrs. Funic.’ Resides, why permit the wo
Mrs. tteiinett. Mis, Iten'oa Stou IA In., w hm e he and . Airs. Laney enm ire. Airs. W alter Stoudenmire. '*l iner se.-rvlary, in a shert talk
man in the home to bake
were called liy the death .of Mrs.
Mrs, i lagan, Mrs.- F. Smith, Mr*. tl aukt-il Mi.*. Higgins for her bread when it costs more loj
Fancy's Tnther. W. K. Martin.
splendid
work
ami
picseuted
her
II. Cummings, Mi.-. .1. W. Johnson,
do so—not counting the time
Mis; Stiles. Mr*. Tyner, Mrs. AT with a basket of purple tlowers a*
T. K. IVing of Montgomery, Ala..
a
tokm
of
agipi.eiati
ii
from
the
j
it
lakes?
Is visiting here fnt a few days on Nttb, Mi*. A. M. W niker,’ Mix. J.
It. I.yles, Mrs, Fort ester, Mrs. Ha
business.
' l"\n'u'misually d. lightful mus eal! Furthermore, it is not possible
him, Mrs. Huberts, Mr*. .Initios,
program in ohservnuee of “Mu lie Jfor Ihe IlCSl lireittl Oil Iter in
Mrs. F. It. Savage, Mrs. F. It
W hittle, Mr*. F. H. King, Mrs. It Week' and also "Mi ttier's Hay" any home to bake aheller loaf |
W. Ware. Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. C. IL was given which uieluded two j,f bread than ttltv one of the
------------------------ -------------- -— J ,C ok, Mrs. H, f . AL.aie.'AlLs. Pod- ",'
" 1, luk
Mi-ihet*" <)() m e m b e ts o f tR ia lity HaK*
FCHHF.ST LAKK llo r F L well,
Mis-,
Bm"e Mveet Home .b y Mrs tfr8 (>jm e r lin , o f w h ic h WP
W. II. Me C.mserv, Craston. P a.; I P airy e !;T£s!*M is- P . « , . Cmik,"1 ' "''g., "\
' »<"T
a r e o n e — is a b le to h a k e d a y
and Social meeting of
lAWheaa Clit.-s o f the F ir s t
£t Sunday- SuLool will lie held
LfV.. cjnfiis :it* tlitf church at
[itloci.. H ■ tease.* Mrs. f). d.
dtend Mi , L. A. L’alm er.
It. O. Smith. Ailam onte; Mr. atid
f-'A'Il itD A Y
Airs, A. ('urns, Gainesville; Mi. and
IkUan’s y ia ry Hour at 10
Mrs. J . W. Williams, Alim ii; F. A.
lot the Library
Jjme* G Mm I mi will entel> Tucker, J i v k mm iile.
JtWii:>iid-i t * of liie Saturday
|d/':i hi nig.’ eiuh.
IVn.-' " I . I' oe
— .. i
’ Haj/tist T. 12. L. Class
Has Thursday* IM cnic'fc^Jj;,
txc,VM8M
y Uu‘
"ith y Matron,
r., b
Beatrice
P ersonals
Social
Calendar
J i ;. ..| Mi
. ry*
| Kastern Star Group
Holds Regular Meet
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PAGE SIX
H fc ifo r/o u
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pPlinnw-MliJ'i
icn Concession
TAMPA, hi ay: 4.—Between fif"
teen hundred and two thousand
NEW YORK, May 4. (INS)-^De people heard Gov: John W. Martin
tectives today were probing mys nakc a powerful nppen) for south
terious clrcurrutances surrounding | FlojIdiT iiippdft lit His Senatorial
race when tho executive spoke in
the death of Cornelius R. Winant, the Municipal Auditorium .last
SO, wealthy broker and World War night. He argued particularly for
hero, in a room at tho Princeton sympathetic understanding of his
Club here last night. Winant was Everglades declamation program
a brother of John G. Winant, and common school financing. He
fortuer Governor of New Ilamp- attacked the sectionalism argument
,ejiite. who today was aiding po- of him sppsnent h$t,painfciagito ihe
UfJ.to, their effort td discover MV' ,fa*{:;that:' Senator Tramrpell--: In
thd broker received1 an Injury ‘tMdve years has faTIctl to get pub
{WWeh rdpulted iij hie death.
lic bulldlHg in-'harbor appropria*
,i The exact cause of death was
not determined, but it was belioved tlons even for that part of Flor
that the broker died from a frac ida nearest his home county. The
ture of the skull. When assisted in Governor will spend the balance of
to the Princeton Club by a taxi this week in Hillsborough County
driver last evening, ho was dated speaking in Plant City tonight ami
and bleeding from several deep in Ybor City Saturday.
scratches on his face.
Aid U .S. Films Death f n Gotham
JUS, M ay 4— (INS)—Will
p "erar of tho American
who came here to confer
the French Government In
ntercets of United States
gonccTnl, wax optimistic torrtr the, concessions made to
Americans by. the government
M control commission.
&*T U - jp o m p ^ m U f l ptan pro;,
______ ____ _______ . . r
potta of 1927 whto there Were no
redtritiioua upob-Importation!— i.
JZowrrtr, the (plan was ao conXtfuetad that'Amerksn companies
Wpuld probably be compelled to
MtchaM a certain number of
n p h ch films each year. It Is propoead that American film concerns
wm .ba entitled to seven importa
tion* permits for every film made
hta 'Franee
'V n n M by
h r an
an American convocompaay.' Thl* proposal Is designed to
toeouiaga the opening of produo-
of new EutHs TVjiR’ricnn Yrtfi
latcRing thicVos
Ing plants in this country by Am
•rican companies.
SULPHUR SPRINGS Hills*
tarough Bottlo M anufacturing Co,
opens its new factory on Fletcher
Avenue* i
(TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY)
W ILL TRADE Rose Court lot,
fully paid for for automobile—
Must be In good condition. When
answ ering this ad give complete
inform ation ns to make, model and
condition of car. Address Box 7b
Caro H erald.
sicur Asbclhc, a French inventor.
II b recently dem onstrated ftis in
vention before members of a tech
nical In stitu te in P aris. It is some
what sim ilar to thc> instrum ent
used .'b y a Itimsiuu professor in
iflnking musical wpvos with his
hands. The device is said to bo i«>
serisativr th at a
passing
n ear it would set up sound waves
and enure , a.fu rio u s ringing of
bells.
$J,.r A U G U S T I N
>8 bfln»
Cpunly com pie ling, road and bridge
conslbuction program representing
.expenditure of. iWer 52,(1^0,000. , *
Ft, Myers—G. It. Sims to F tect
5,000.now filling station and iiro
s|iop a t riArlh-cast corner of Broad
way and Main Streets.
i .
■Mrs. J. H. Cramer*
•jjf
'
on IVcsj.. Ifirsf S i . ••"
•«
Route A
has just received u fine new
lot of Parrots, Love llirds
SUNDAY—3 P. M.
MILANE — Theater
and Canaries and Gold Fish
Call and See Them
No Charge For Looking
Smith Bros, high grade stock of exquisite furniture is now be
ing offered’the public under a receiver’s sale. This.means that;
this fine furniture is obtainable at prices which are ridiculous
ly low—prices that you will not meet again in a lifetime.
We urge you tt^make selections today—we want to sell this
stock in the shortest possible time and. the prices we have
urn m
cans
Get credit for oil the unused mileage in your
tires. Get rid o f the risk o f blow-outs, skids and
punctures which come from driving worn tires.
Just as you "turn in ” an old autom obile for a
new on e— you can now "turn in*’ your used tires
for new Goodrich Silvcrtowns.
N O T I R E CAN O F F E R Y O U M O R E !
N o tire can offer you more than you get in fresh
new Goodrich Silvcrtowns.
N o tread has a stronger, firmer grip on wet
pavements or on muddy country roads.
N o tread gives you greater freedom from uneven,
choppy wear, than you get in die famous hingccentcr tread o f Goodrich Silvcrtowns
\
N o tire has tougher rubber than Silvcrtowns—
because they arc cured from inside and outside
both by tho Goodrich Water Cure.
w a n t ed
M
And no tire has more uniform strength than the
' carcass o f Goodrich Silvcrtowns—made from cords,
Jwhich are accurately matched -for stretch, and
1 rubber-ized to protect them from internal friction.
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Y j | B U S IN E S S P R O P O S IT IO N
For Us- fo r you
[ Micro is always a market for used tires— rc-eon'j ditioned or re-treaded. I f wc get them before
they blow out, w e can get the m oney out o f your
• o ld tires hut i f you let them blow out— they’re
on ly worth "junk” prices. Turn in your old tires
now , for good prices, at any Goodrich dealer’s
/w here you see tliisjugnjy
F\nB.JL
Sanford,
Hot summer: days are here and here is your opportunity to buy
an lee box or refrigerator at unbelievable prices r , . q:visit will
convince you of the savings to be made.
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DOCTORS D Y 0 i.L M
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10—Livestock
J^ T n aily Herald
ad r a t e s
i; Cftidi in Advanco
Political
FOR SALE: Mule. See
Dorcs, Mt, Plymouth.
Fred
Smiles Come Easy
10-11 Plan is and Flowers
, jds, wiTT bo received
Landscape Service. Trees, Palms,
nnd collector sent
and shrubs. 0 . Sommerchicld,
,]r for payment.
Landscape
Architect, Nurseryman.
’
10c
a lino
.... . 8c a line The Greenhouse, Elm Ave., 13th
.....7c a lino and 14th.
f a t ntea on request,
15—Apartment For Rent
, induced rates »ro for
-lire insertions,
r^ jjs of average length
1 a line.
charge of 30c for
3 ROOM furnished apartm ent, all
fro n t rooms, w ater and lights
furnished, $110.00 monthly. I and if
furnished rooms, $12 and $11. 301
5th St. and Palmetto.
iJfwr&lnB is re s tric ts!
Iftr classification.
K error is mode The San[s^jd will be responsible
Lrone incorrect insertion,
Kflltiscr for subsequent
w1i The office should be
1 Immediately In case of
MODERN APARTMENT: Suit
able for llachclors. Hot water.
P rivate
Hath
nnd
Entrance.
Southern Exposure. Rent Reason
able. 119 Elm Ave. Phone G05.
[ TO ADVERTISERS
Htrahl
representative
-My familiar w ith rates
_ md classification will
|r » complete inform ation.
L Ku wish, they will atOiist
[ i wording your w nnt ad
, it more effective.
unccrnents
TH REE
ROOMS:
Furnished.
Rath, hot-water heater. Down
stairs. Good location. Rent reason
able. Call 831-J.
THREE ROOMS with bath and
•garage. Furnished. .Mrs. A. K.
Powers, 107 \V. Ninth or Library.
3
UNFURNISHED
Elm Ave.
rooms.
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You can come up smiling every time—
if you’ll let the /Classified Section solve
i
your problems.
When you have to do something in a
hurry or find a quick way out of a difficulty—rent a house, recover a lost wallet,
convert something into cash -on ly the
Classified ads can give you the immediate
service you need.
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Political Advetisemcnts
FOR RENT: Ad space under this 27— Money To Loan
by Dr.
classification. You’ll find it rraiA T t sr r r n iN T H X im S T
Opposite C ourt House. r.onablu nnd get real results. Cull We solicit 'application for first K n- i tOKr u I'VMI.It'
IN STRUCTION
Mortgage loans on the best type
I
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s
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to annuane** m y ca n d id a cy
118 for an ail taker.
of residence.} aud Mercantile Ilulld- f o r l l n .o fflu n 'of S u p e r i n t e n d e n t n
P u b lic — -InstxiuiUon
of
Remtnat:
. cr.Granada Dry Ginger A partm ent for rent a t 3 FT l'Xrk ings in S an fo n P at -an- interest-rate C o u n t ) 1; - e u b j r e l - l u th e w i l l o f tin*
of
C
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and
up,
depending
on
the
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In
thn
prim
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6. Vour
Ave.
Phono
859—J,
Li!] 705. Prompt Delivery.
character of the loan, construction su p p o rt w i l l hr an u re c ta tr d .
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Small garage apartm ent. Call 251. and location of buildings.
C. S. HOAG & COMPANY
funiisht-C
apnrtm ents.
0UC1NG Ixrng'a Pure Fork Modern
7 W. Church St., Orlando.
r o i l r o x ay a iti.i'
F rigldairc; Murphy steel kitchsp. 117 Magnona Ave.
I w i s h t o a n n o u n c e Hint I a m a
en: G arage: excellent neighbor
c n m llila t e for th e o f f i c e o f f ' o n stnhle.
l U s i r lr t
No. 1. H e m ln o 'e
hood: rent very reasonable. I*ork
M ortgage Loans
C o m ity . Ktorldn, snlit D i s t r i c t r u m And Found
A partm ents. No, 5. Phone 818—J. m improver! residence nnd business p r i s i n g I'lcr tlu n 1‘r eo ln e ln N o ’e. 1.
:. .t.
n>. ii a lr. subject m
property.
th e w ill o f t h e v o t e r s In t h e D e m o jcfd opportunity to gel 14—Rooms Without Hoard
e
f
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I'rlm
nrv
to tin helil o n J u n e
llaldwin M ortgage Co.,
6 th , A. I>. I3IS.
suits f>y not using Th« Special weekly rates at Sanford’s
Sec our local Counsel,
Your Millport w i l l be n p p r e s ln l e d .
l»<Mtnii Ads to fill your
A. I). ( A r l l c ) SM ITH .
honte-likc tiotel. Seminole Hotel. S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida.
1! lia for ttr> experienced
,i for glasses
16— Houses For Rent
2D— P e r m a n e n t W a v in g
FOR RENT: furnished house Vir
ginia Avenue. Mnrvnnin $5U. Perm anent Waving -lovely n a tu r
al permanents as low as $5.00
Unfurnished house,’ltiOtl Magnolia
D o m ic
Ave., near schools, $15. Will rent 509 F irst National llanl, lildg
Kir< and Graham trucks.
indefinitely.
W rite
or Wire Phone IH9.
kudl3tb. Street. Phone 3.
Scruggs, Relic Glade, Fla.
omobilrs
FIVE ROOM furnished Wiuse. See
ED: Kurd 1925 or 2t! lloadV. A. Speer, 111 I’nrlc Ave.
ror ruu]x‘. State conditon
|it( first letter. P. O. link >5 ROOM bungalow desirable tennanls considered
more Ilian
rental. Terms reasonable. W. A.
Raynor, Silver Lake.
US’S & COWAN Co. Auto
tr and sheet metal works. N I C E F I V E ID KIM h o u s e . 2 1 1 2
Palmetto Ave. Phone 301-W.
*h Avenue. Phone 7IG-W.
FURNISHED
DWELLING:
5
Hl'I'S-M ARMON
sleeping rooms. Fine location.
ISudcnl Automobile Co.
|lipiolia Ave,
Phone 137. Cull 715 or 428-J. IV. ,1. Tliigpen.
T EN ROOM house desirable loca
dnesK Service
tion. Suitable for rooming house
lNipper. Signs of all kinds. or two families. Located at -U)2
Ihnford Paint & Wall Paper Oak Ave. Apply W. II, 1-ong 117
Magnolia.
A. HALVERSON
painting, interior ilecorn-P linn e -J.'tPrW,________
F5FEI1 Service of nltA fW lt
670-W or 3302. CT E
*>ar.
20— Farms For Sale
22— lieu1 Estate To Exchange
WILL TRADE several well lo
cated lots in Sanford as part
paym ent on farm land. Price m ust
he right. Adress P. O. Box 431,
Sanford, Florida.
ONE 12 1-2 acre celery farm.
Tiled: in high sliu r n f-ru ttm t- —---- --------------------- g ' £. OHAD
tion: 700 ft. on highway. Two ten
ant houses anil barn. Price $11,r u n colntt’ r n o s r c t'T i\a
ATTORNBT
000,, $3000. cash, balance term s.
I h e r e b y a n t io u n c o m y c a n d i d a c y
If. M. Rupilcy. Phone 190-J
for
r e - e l e c t i o n t o t h e o f f i c e of
25— Exchange
WANTED TO EXCHANGE: A
H erald Classified ad will find
I I . a i*LY only a few c«nt»
and monthly tatea are ex- you a p arty yv| io has something
r r 1y low. Give this method you w ant ‘and will exchange it for
som ething you have. Give “classi
T 8**1 promotli.Y tx trial,
fied" a tria l—a phone call to 148
Wanted Female
will do tho trick.
K t i f i t t *^i®d n ^ !l* T*10 c o *^
■
woman o r girl
t v ? ' ni“n “nd to help with W ILL EXCHANGE small businesa for good car, no Fords, Box
twa i S!TBrt v'*®goaj good
L‘* o ln f a m i ly . Cal] 1 0 6 W . ABC coyo Tho IIcral(l.
• •
^jTtooe 45.
l°»ncinl
4^*1^;;,
paging budl*P P ?« alm at*ly
1
1 ttik a0011, Uolcxa you have
H Uw . nH anewer thi* ad.
1
t'sn
H bei* 1
i!
food
be
k'ven. Would
I ‘B ^ u t 0 o f o r w o « * n - A d -
■
car* Herald.
K im i h i n t i
ji in n :
I hereby u iiiio u nee iii) c a u d ld o c y
1 ■■r i e - e l c i t lot. In t h e o f f i c e
of
C om ity .lo d g e of He mlltol,. C o u n ty ,
I'lorlda. s u b j e c t tv* Ihe w i l l of t h e
D em o cra llc
V oters
of
S em inole
C o u n t ) , to t h e D e m o c r a t i c Prim ary
e l e c t i o n to be h e ld J u n e f*lli I*}*
JAH ii. HII.M loX
cratic P rim ary, I hereby ann o u n ce
my c n n d ’tlaoy
for
Hie I l o u e o of
I t s p r r a e u l a t l v c a • » a m e m b e r ot
c r o u p f.
If no ml mi led I p j e a a a
my t u e t effort** In b e h a l f o f t h e
p eople of S e m i n o l e fTounty.
Tna
c r y i n g n e e d o f t h e p e o p l e o f K .o r l,1a I* T e * R e l i e f , e s p e c i a l l y r e d u c ,lo n o f l o c a l t a x e s . Thla, In m y
opin ion , c a n b e a f f e c t e d
by
aa
equitable
dletrlbu tlon
of
tba
p r e se n t
five
rent
gaanllne
taa
a m o n g t h e H tate Jio a d D e p a r t m e n L
Hohonle. C o u n t l e a a n d C ltle#.— par
t i c u la r l y t h e C o r n t l e a an d Lltlea.
If hon ored by
the
nom ination I
p r o m ise tn d e v o t e a l l t h e e n e r g y
and e x p e r i e n c e t h a t
I p o s s e s s tu
a c c o m p lis h t h a t and. R . W . P B A R M A H , Jr.
uf J o u r 6.
pr e elatod ,
Vour Villa w i l l
R. C. t O o b )
b* up-
WILCOX.
TO T U B
V O T E R S OK H iH l N O L I t
COK.NTV.
I w i s h to a n n o u n c e t h a t 1 a m a
rundldnli* f o r r e - e l e c t i o n l o th# o f
fice of c 'uuiiiy C o m m l a a l o n l r from
D l s t r l r t No. f, MUliJri t t o th e vd s el#lon o ' th e v o t e r s In t h e D e m o
c r a t i c P r i m a r y t o be h e ld on June
6 Hi. A. D. 1911.
DOBTGN H T E E L B
KOH i'»!X HTAIII.B
1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e my c a n d id a c y
'•? th e o f fi r e o f c u n s la l i lc , lU e telet
. su t ij e c t to th e w i l l o f t h e v u t e i s
un J u u e I.
B. K I N L A W .
J i i T i c H o r m s a i ' ic
IIINTIItf'T NO. KO (III
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e r iy c a n d i d a c y
for J u s t i c e of P e n c e o f D i s t r i c t No
4. s u b j e c t to thu d e c i s i o n uf tlx*
v o t e r s Iii t h e D e m o c r a t i c P rim a ry
l o he h e ld oil J u n e Kth. A. D. 19Jl.
D A V I D HPI7KJI.
koh
TO T U H
VOTBUH « F n t m i N O L H
C O UN TY.
1 xvlrh t o a n n o u n c e t h a t I am a
c a n d i d a t e f o r r e - e l e c t i o n t o th a o f
f i c e nf C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r f n t u
D i s t r i c t No. 4, s u b j e c t ( o t h s d e
r i s i o n o f th a v o t e r s in thu D e m i . •
c r a t l c P r i m a r y tu ba lit-ld mi June
6H>. A. D. l e f t
R. V. Y Y IIBEL BA
KOI! NTATK. I . B f H a l. A T I HB
I o lull t o a iiu o u n eii my randhluC)
f o r t h e H tate L e g i s l a t u r e
( l lr o u i i
I) and w ill
a p p rc H ti; s u p p o r t In
t h e p r i m a r y «'* bo held In Tun**.
L. P. II A d AN.
FOR
COUNTY PRONBCL'TIN O
ATTORNKY
I h e r e b y t a k o t h la m e th o d of a n n a n n cln s m y candid acy
fu r
th*
o ffice o f C nunty P roa eru ttng A tto r
ney.
subject
to
the
D e m o c r a t ic
P rim ary.
1 w ill
a p p r e c i a t e any
s u p p o r t a l r e n m e b y t h e people
nnd nnsura t h e m , If e l e r l r d . w ill
■ Ive t o t h e d u t i e s o f t h e o f f i c e my
v e r y b e a t s e r v ic e s .
W. E. W H I T E
F O R C L E R K O f n t l f U T COURT
I w i s h to a n n o u n r * t h a t I a m a
c a n d i d a t e f o r , r e - e l e c t i o n to t b s of*
f l e e nf C l e r k o f t h e C ir cu it Court
o f H em lhnla C o u n t y , F lo r i d a , su bJ u t t o - t h e d ecisio n o f tha D*m oe r o t i c V o t e r a o f H em ln o le County,
In th e D e m o c r a t i c
P rim ary
Klee
l i o n t o be h e l d o n J u n e Clh, A. D.
Illl.
V. B. DO UdLABS.
ju a r ic B ok v m \c r .
I'lilt S t P B R I N T E N D B N T OK
n m D l h T H I C T NO. KOKH
Pl'M LIC IN B T H I CTIUN
Tills I* >u a n n o u n c e aiy r n m lld a r y
1 nm i« c a n d i d a t e f o r r e - e l e c l l o n
for J u s t ic e o f
tha Paare, D istrict
No 4, su b je ct t o Ib a w i l t o f the to t h e o f f i c e o f a u p e r liit e n ilr n l of
B O A T F O H S A L E ,: bO f o o t W d * « D e m o c r a l lc v o t e r s J u n e Mb. S a n tuiliiic I n s t r u c t i o n
f o r H em lnolo
ford.
I-uke M unros.
P a o lo , L uk e ['■•unty. s u b j e c t l o t h e l»rmo»-ratlc
d e c k c r u i s e r , t h i r t y i n c h (! r n f t ,
lA jn g w o o d .
A l t a m o n t e P r im a r y . Y ou r s u p p o r t , w i l l be pp f u l l y e q u i p p e d , s l e e p s a lx . P r i c e gMary.
p r l n r v and F o r e s t C i t y , c o n s t i t u t e p r e d a t e d .
____________ '
T , W. LAW THS.
reason ab le. P. O. B o x 938.
tha dlMiva d i s t r i c t .
I f alretad. I p r u m l s * a n
hones*
P
O
N
Bit
E R IK *
a - l lk s
a d m ln la tra tlo n
fra*
ONE bed and m attress, one childs hf ruoaml a e a th*
t am a c a n d id a te for tha office
u s u a l ' m a d d ls e o r o a n e s j
lied, 3 chairs, 1 cot, 1 refriger- g e n s r a l l r coaiY*ct*4 w i t h t h l a o f . pf s h e r i f f a n d w i l l a p p r e e ln t a s u p
port in t h e J u n e P r i m a r y . _
ator, 1 heater and 1 Neeco Oil « e ^
a p , HERNDON.
K. K. W A L K E R -
26— Miscellaneous For Sale
'
T i l l : YOTKIIS o r
r n r .v T v
I w lsli in a n n o u n c e m y s e l f ur a
c a n d i d a t e for th e s t a t e l e g i s l a t u r e
in g r o u p Z. S e m in o le C o u n t y , s u b
ject t o t h e
j j, niocrat le I'r lm a r y
J u n e Ti. A. I>. I 'CS. n n d w i l l ubh'e
by r e s u l t s o f s a m e . I l u r d h illy s o l
icit y o u r su p p o rt
.1 It. I.Y LF S.
KOH TAX ASSHSSIIII
I lier* bv a on** m ic e to i b e p eople
of H em llio le C o m i t y th a t
I mo :i
e n liilld a t •- l o r t a x ass* s s o r nlit'J*'* I
( P o litic a l A n n o u n c e m e n ts )
l o tlie d e c is io n o f t h e v o l e t s
in
t h e I t i i i o . c i i ,i l e P r i m ary, l o lie h e ld
r im n .i a iK ok •sim c i i i r i it
in .Inin ol I tip j *nrf**T liu ve liv ed
c ot n r
1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e me c a n d i d a c y In i i r a u s t i e W f l l Hcmltioh* c o m i t i e s
I have served
os
for Ihe* o f f i c e of C le rk o f file Clr* for in y car's
off
c u l t Court s u b j e c t
to flic w i l l
of c om ity c o in m lx s lp t .c r , on nnd
lo
r
iz
y
e
a
r
s
'
1
h
a
v
e
m
a
d
e
m
y
l
i
v
Ihe v o t e r s lit Ih e D e m o c r a t i o P r i
ing t .-*l*f»ig si...;k and c i t r u s frilli
m e r ) o n Julio r,. 1SZS
mol f u n n i n g . I p r o p o s e p* l e i every
D l. T i l It AH 111711.
taxpayer
c a n y h is
proportionate
s h a r e o f t a x e s by . v i e w i n g the p r o
perly
p e r son ally
Y o u r - su p p o rt
w ill lie fippreeinI*■*!.
r o n anK niK i'
17. If. Ktl.IIP.lk
I h e r a b y nnnoune*. i n y s e l f a s .
C a n didate for s h e r i f f o f K enilnuU
K n it CON HTAIII.B
County subject
to
tha a ctio n of
I h / r e l i y a n n u u n r e my c a n d ld a r y
tlie
D em ocratic
prim ary
to
be
held l a th* e a r l y part o f Jur.e 19ZI. f o r r o m d u b le for Hi.* f o u r lli illsV e ry r e s p e c t i v e ly.
t r le l, su lij e c t to Ii** w i l l
uf
the
[ tight p r i n t s h o p
P .i u n ly P r o s e c u t i n g
A ttorney
sub
* service on any thing in FIVE ACRE tract with residence je c t l*i the T i l l o f th e v o t e r s lb
t
h
e
D
e
m
o
c
r
a
t
i
c
p
r
i
m
a
r
y
on
J
u
n
e 6
Hag. A.phone call will get
on Reardall Ave., also twenty
JO H N O. L K G N A K D T .
|»»n. Phone 417-W. 9 Itail- acre trac t Painter's subdivision.
I Are.
Rnrgnin, see
Nick Zernov enn,
KOIt T U B L B U I f l L A T L l t *
1 he r eb y utm**unre my c a n d i d a c y
Reardall Ave.
for
III*'
Legislatin'** iH r o u p 1) soli
« HP YOUR OLD WALLS
to t tic w i l l o f t h e v o t e r s of Hem
"THE NEW WALL PAINT <55 Acres celery Intu. close lo coltl Jest
I noli* C o u n t ) , in the p r i m a r y t o *»
3HINT, n e w AND RKTktnrnKc jilnnt \\T-1 of NW1-I belli o n J u n e 6, 1924.Yl, &1. LORD.
( foh FURTHER INFOR- of NK1-4 and NK1-I of N W l-l
KOH T Y X AM KHXtllt
J™N, CALL PHONE 235-.T anil 81-2 of NW l-4 of NWl-4
to a n n o u n c e m y e a n d l d a e v
F*;* V. O. COLLER, SAN- (less 117.4 feet N i
S by 218.7 forI wthish
e o f f i c e Of T u x
A ssessor of
*>. I’Ll.
feet K & W in N\V corner) section H em llio le C o u n t y , s u b j e c t to Ho
wl
II
of
t
h
e
vo
te
r#
In
ltn- J u n e
32 Twp 21 It. 31 Seminole county.
DRUG STORE—Pre- Only $215 per nero 1-1 cash, pay ' ‘r ,,n “ ,V ’ J O B D f | | I 1 T I 7 N D B N .
ftions, Drugs, Soda. Wo arc
to investigate anti write Mrs. K.
[*r
Four phone. Call 103. 252 Halcyon Arcade, Miami Flori TO T U B VUTKTDl OP I K H I X O L *
ro iim .
I w i s h to n n n o u n e e tl ia l I a m a
Dt!Wi HI .OCKsTTfrrigallon da,
e a n d h i n t e f o r r e - e l e c t i o n l e tn * o f
fi c e o f C o u n ty C u m m U a t e w t r from
a *rd general cement work.
21
—Acreage
For
Sale
D l s t r l r l Nil !, s u h j e r t l o t h e de ' Goncrele Co. J. E. Terc ls lo n o f t h e v o t e r s In th e D e m o ^ P fo p . 3rd and Elm.
40 ACRKS Muck I-and for Sale. r r u t lc P r i m a r y to o s h e ld on J u n e
Tlie KK. 1-4 of the NW. 1-4 of 6th. A. D. 1»1* j o | j N y E , BC1I>
^ HOOFINC.Yhe Roof EvSection
16 T. 21 S. R. 32 E. Flow^ * 8.
Metal
shingles
r o n sn iw ir F K
f l**m tin and galvanized injf well land, undeveloped, forj I tier sh y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y
f o r r e - e l e c t i o n t o t h e o f f i c e o f e h e rJa,»es H. Cowan. Oak sale nt $50.00 per acre. 10 per ( Iff o t H em inote C o u n t y e u h ' e c t to
cent discount far cash. Fretl T. t h e a c t io n o f th e v o t e r s In t n a
l^ad Third St. phono 111.
D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y »o ha h e ld n e s t
Williams. Sanford. Florida.
J u n e.
I
w ill
a p p recia te
year
GGRAPH—repairing, piano
su p p o rt,
r .e p .d f u llj { “ hW
24—lx>ts
For
Rale
*
rM erts with 17 years
| f..w- Sanford music store ROSE COURT 1/)T. 75x150, Ensl
FoIittcaJ A n n o u n c e m e n t
L P«one
‘ Shoi'P#.
McLander Arfront, $500.00. Taxes paid. J. S.
832.
KOIt T U B L E U I S L A T L I t n
ho.*,
-----—■
' — — Harvard.
H uhject t v t h e a p n i o e c h l n a D e m o
_w.it
Herald reprer**j ve will jg.
to explain
resulta art* obtained
TO
for
ttu v e. Cheap. 2542 Sanford Ave.
X
4H
** . J *
fr^*, „
A n n o u n c e m e n ts
(Lcgni Notices)
(Legal Notices)
^
L O N D O N .-M M T -^ -^ -O ^ S ^ A p
Anterifnn
lcctn tly wan t e a 'a fommil
ijturifvon t 6‘i;tt\6 New York
hla amnll child. Though the sat* 7
gvon w in offered n very large fe d
he was not prepared to make thi
journey.
i/A?
He wna surpriiied shortly afta^V. 3
wards, however when an Americdn*’ *
doctor arrived with a complete elivT™
the child's mo^*'**^
r a t a film of n il
I'OH C O N * T A M . 3
XOT1CK OK HA LB
1 w i s h t o nnr.oUnc* t h a t 1 a m IN T U B C I R C r i T COI HT OK T U B TO WHOM IT MAY C O N C E R N :
TW KNTY T i t l l l l l J l IlirfA I. P ill*
n c a n d i d a t e J o r t h e o f f i c e o f C on N O TIC K IH H B R K n V O I V B N th at
K M T OK K L o ll III \ . IN A M I KOIl u n d e r nn d b y v i r t u e o f a *lecrec
st a b le f o r J u s t i c e o f t h a
Peaca
KHMINOLU C p i ’.NTV. IN K IIANC- rendereet In t h e t l l r c u l t Court o f the
D i s t r i c t No.
I K em lnoln C o u n t y
BUY.
•
F lor id a, s a id J u s t i c e o f t h e T e a c e
T w e n ty -th ir d Judlrlnl
C ir cu it
of.
I
t
t
i a D A II, KIVT.sn, C o m p la in a n t . Elm ids,
D i s t r i c t C u m p r ls ln g K l e c t l o n P re ill u n d
for
Hi*iitinnl>c ln ts. No's 1. r. J. 4, ». 10, I t , A II.
C o u n t y . In C h a n c e r y , In « c.iuxe
s u b j e c t t o th e d e c i s i o n o f t h a D e m I. D. M A R T IN a n d E L L E N M. M A R t h e r e in fien dlnv. w h e r e i n C h a s e t* ment during the per'od ot 24 haufi.
TIN. h is w i f e . O. K. ATK IN SO N C o m p a n y , n c o r im r n t lu n
To exhibit the film n local chtJ^"?'
o c r a t i c P r i m a r y t o be h e ld o n J u n e
orgnnlied
and m a r i e m . a t k i n h o n
h is am i e x i s t i n g u n d e r t h e l a w s or Ihe ami was hired. The British attf.,x*®7
Glh. A. D. I» !l.
Wife. W IL L IA M
C.
COCl-TON. S t a t e of E lo r ld a ,
1 w i l l r p p r e c l n t e r o u e su p p o rt.
la r o m p l a ln u M .
C K LER Y CITY L C M R E lt & HUP- an d J. I'. S t a p l e r und Itu liih S t a p Keon carefully examined tbs fmh W]
L K a L I i : l il t Y A N .
PLY C O M P A N Y . * t at.
D e f e n d ler, h is w i f e , an d J. II. L i t t l e and nnd drew up a report, wh"ieh N*1"
1
ant H,
J a n e A. 1.1 t ile ,
h is w i f e , a r e d e
N O T l r K o r M ASTBIKS I A L II
f e n d a n t s . I w i l l s e l l nt p u b lic o u t American doctor immedlitMy W
i on st a t u sn iA T o n ,
N o t i c e . I s h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t under c ry let Ihe h i g h e s t bid d e r, fur c ash , back tti America.1 •
.
T o tlie D e m o c r a t i c V o t e r s o f T h s an.t by Virtue u f a d e c r e e o f f o r e at thn t r o n t d o u r n f t h e C o u r t
Later H* arrive* a r a ln ^ ih W-.
37th Henutorln l D i s t r i c t : —
c lo s u r e und sal** c n ier d tl tn t h e H o u s e lit th e C it y o f Hanford, in
1 h e r e w i t h a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e o n t h e It Ii. d ay said C o u n t y n n d S t a t e , d a r i n g t h e othef filrtf/ atinwlnjr the frrulP “
dac y for thn D e m o c r a t i c n o m i n a t i o n o f April, A. D. 1314. I, ns Npoelal l e g a l h o u rs o f s a l e , o n M onday, th e
for Sta te Senator
from the
37th Masl* r In t ’tiuncery. o n M onday t h e Mil d a y o f J u n e , A D. 1934. s a m e tho treatment irf
Henutorlnl
D istrict
com posed
of Till., day o f Moy, A. D. 1*14. "nine b e i n g th e
fir s t M onday
In
said witti a bijr cheque,‘amF'ft*'4Htef
S e m i n o l e a n d H revnrd C o u n t i e s lit ht lug u R u le Day u f t h i s Court and m o n th ,
the
fo llo w in g
d e s c r ib e d
th e J u n e f.|h p r i m a r y nnd If n o m i n a l e g a l sn le o d ayv In f r o n t o f the lands, s i t u a t e , l y i n g an d b e i n g In thanks from the rriieWd.ff"
■-*v>y .
a t e d an d e le c t e d , 1 a s s u r e o n e nnd Court H o u s e m Hanford. S e m i n o l e t h e C o u n t y of Henilmdj* und Htnto
C o tiu l). Elorh la, w ill o f f e r f o r s a l e of E lorhla , t o - w l i :
all a D e m o c r a t i c a d m i n i s t r a t i o n .
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lad F ifty -o n e
(61)
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cash , d o l i n g flu* l e g a l h o u r s o f sa le ,
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Sou th. It a n g o T h ir ty (30) E a st,
d e sc r ib ed ns f o l l o w s , t n - w l t :
C lly of Sanford,
F lo r i d a . Jtelyin g South
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K i m t t l t \ T Y I'D II MISSION Kit
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t h e r e o f d u l y u f rec ord a m o n g
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the P ublic R ecords o f S e m in
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and T hirty1 w i s h to a n n o u n c e t h a t 1 a m u
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f i v e t3f>), lu T o w n s h i p
N in e
ole C o u n t y , F lo r i d a .
c a n d i d a te for th e o f f i c e o f C ou nty
»7, Ii. T r a f f tir d s Map o f Hanford,
t e e n ( I 9 ) S o u t h , l ll l ll g e Til t r t )
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C o m m i s s io n e r f r o m D is t r ic t No, 1 , F lo rida, tts per pint t h e r e o f of
i nolle e f f e c t n s a g a i n s t th e c o m p la in -*
1 30) E a st, u s s a m e a p p e a r s on
su b je c t to t h e D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y
, ant lit th e a b o v e c a u s e an d thn o t h e r
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p a g e 66 ol Pint R ook I of (he
record.
1.
t o be held on' J u n e 7>tti. A. D. 1!>3S.
The a b o v e pr op e r ly Is
situated
p id d le
records
of
Sem inole
c r e d it o r s o f t h e s a i d d c f e tn la n t , 1L * “ ,tj
I l i m e liv ed an d paid t a x e s 111 O r mi Park Avpnu** f a c in g N i n t h Str e et
C ou n ty. E lorh la. c o ii t n l n l u x ten
S I.ONH.
a n g e mid H cm lnolc Coiiutti'H s i n c e Park,
on
w h ich
uff
apartm ent
ttcres. m ore or le s s.
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| s j s iind i h a v e a l w a y s b e e n u D e t u h ou se t- p a r t ia lly c o m p l e t e d
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J. tl. SH ARON.
ne rut.
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Hanford.
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A.-* S p e c i a l M a ster lit Chanc*
l i v e v v ie k s an d t h a t u r o p y h e r eo f
he mulli'il to II. S. I.ONH and L I L
I-ry.
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e natron! In t h i s order.
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TW E N T Y III I It IV J l IIIKI Yl. P l l t - a n tW
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Kl IT III' PI.OKIH A. IN XNI) POIt s e a l I T
for tt.« o f f i c e o f C o u n t y J u d g e of
th e C ir cu it
Court
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S e m i n o l e C ou n ty, Klnrl la. s u b j e c t
x
- t h l u l J u d i c i a l Clrotlll o f t h e
14(11.
t o t h e u c tlun o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c
NOTlI K. TO CONTI1AKTOIIS,
Slftte o f F lo r id a , in nnd ,f o r SeAiln*
t ' a r l ) on J u n e 6th, 19!S. My c a m
N otice Is hereb y g i v e n Hint th** VV. II ADAM S T it iM e e . C o m p l a i n o l e C o u n ty , o n t h i s t h e 4th d a y o f
ant
p a l g n for t h i s o f f i c e la In th e h a n d s Ituiir*) of C o u n t y t ’o m n t l s s l o n c r s In
April. A I > 19 24. t
C, of
my
f r ie n d s
throughout
tills iiikI foi S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F lor id a,
V. B. DO F H LA SS.
r o u n i y and w e s o l i c i t t h e su pp ur
vt III at t h e i r next t e g u l a r m o olljig It t: Dt:.YH a t t d ' h i s w i f e , MADE 17
C l e r k C l r e u lt C oin*.
W DBAS. II E N U Y D B A S a n d h is
mid v o t e s o f t h e p e o p le
In
th* to be h»l*l It" tn** C ou rt i l o u s e al
I f y : A. M. W e e k s .
w i l e . I D ELI!
DHAH,
H lilH IN S(m ining D e m o c r .il l e P r i m a r y e le c
Sanford, E lo r h la . T u e s d a y , May Silt*
D e p u t y C le rk .
H M IT H -W ID H T . I N C . it c o i p o r a - ,liCircuit
lio n . If t h e p e o p le s e e fit In e le c
A. D, I :'JS at HI o'cloc k A. M . re
fictilt Court S e n
a tl ) ,
Hon 1. 0 .L F it E D W U lC J C - H. SP.IK ji
me.-Jji . LUiw oWleu -1- W i ll . . tlVWrrUlAin cetx«>tHTds f.*r c l e a t U t s t h e 1 Itrlit-iFf*
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Dvlitdo Riuid North.
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HAMCCI. A. II W tl.K IN H O N
A c**i‘tIfli*d c h e c k In t h e su m of
1 Km.an I- to a c c o m p a n y each bid. mol bv v i r t u e of a d e c r e e o f f o r e
entered
in
the
N O T IC E
which. In t h e c a s e of t h e s u c c e s s c lo s u r e a n d s a l e
v i i T i t n i h k M 9IIM II.IC ful bidder. Will lie r e t a i n e d I*v Hie ahoy,- e n t i t l e d runs** tut Hie Hh ilnv
Tfl T i l l
Noilci* Is hereby g i v e n t h a t t h a
of
April.
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Hoard o f C o u n t y Coittmliuilonara In
Hoard **f >*ount> i ' o m t n ls id o n * i s in
1 w i s h I i iin iioiin ee lh a t I a m a lleit* Of 11 hotel, until* th e ■c o m p l e M m u 1 In C h a n c e r y , mi Monday the and for HeinltioL* F n tu tly E lo r ld a ,
• Hi d a y o f May, A. I) 1938, nam e w i l l a l t h e i r n e x t r e g u l a r m e e t i n g
c n n d h l a l e f*u re.elr*'tInn In t h e o f tion ol tile Work
fice of C o u n i y i ’n*umissloTirr from
Piling and KprolMeuiloitK may In* b e in g :i R u le Day of tills Court an d to he held In th e C ou rt H o u s e , a t
Dlstrlv t No 3. s u n j e c l to t h e d e o b t a in e d f r o m Erod T. W i ll i a m s , a l e g a l s a l e s d ay. in f r o n t of tho H anford I'lo rld a , on T u e s d a y , M a y
Court H o u s e at S a n fo r d , S e m i n o l e Kth, 1934'. r e c e i v e bids, f o r t h e f u r
c is io n o l th e x of v i s in Cue D e m o C ou nty t l n g l o e e r .
c r a t i c P rlu •■.% io l e hold o n Julia
The II,mill o f I'ounlv t ' o m m ls - C o u n t y , F lo r id a , w i l l o f f e r f o r sulu n i s h i n g t o t h e C o u n t y o f o n e ( I ) ,
:.lh, A D l * f s
siillirl'S sr**serv , m Ho* l i g h t l o 1 *.- to Hie h l g b e s t and bent b id der for YY'x-lr O n e - m a n <Irude r. o n e tl) - 1• ai.li, d u r i n g t h e l e g a l h o u r s of sal**, T o n T r u c k , ti ml o n e t l ) R o a d s t e r
P it VNlx EVA NS.
p e l unv o | a ll tdilth e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r ib e d land, e lt n - w i t h T r u c k llody.
V 17. Dou gin as,
n
i •*. l y in g am i b e i n g In S e m i n o l e
• nil s m - .ii i r p
W It ui'ss my luino
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and A u diior
t o th*
and
official
c . i u n i y , F lo r id a , t o - w l l : l her. i.y ,i n im u h c e m y r a n i lt d a r j
s e a l t h i s K'Oi ilav o f April,
Roiird of I'o iiu i) Com nilr
A. D,
Tht* W e s t lW", i ) H a lf o f the
tor Die . i n . oi y.iicrllf o f Hemin1938,
slottet s.
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D o r O l. A H S
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tlie K i l o * s i i h e J o n e p i l m u r y .
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C le r k .
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A N N IE • ! Vl l l t l E I . . 1 1 0 1 nt D.'llv
IN T U B l l l l l I IT POI IIT Ob' T U B
to vt ork for t h e b e st I n ter es t o f the
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KOIt KONSrAIII.K.
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I w i s h to a n n o u n c e that 4 a m n liner
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for r e - e lc c H o n
to
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The Sanford Herald, May 04, 1928
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 04, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 04, 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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