323 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4e01f7a6e2eb9d92d04e5a5b5d33ec33.pdf 85ae2453f70ef67b648b9da77b47c525 PDF Text Text v_ ----- x •.— r •K vfrv 'y o o n N R W S P A P K n hcd in F lo rlilu ’a Gen'■rally fa ir tonight ami Sun­ day; slightly cooler tonigh^ id northwest portfoft. | ' U carU r^’orld’-s Grcirtcat Vegetable -DAO lion Hs Ilicheal-Garden U n d II, —gi1*.i leased Wire International News Service Yacht Is Believed To Be Lost In Gale lERSAVER NORFOLK, Va., May 5.— (IN S )—The yacht Zclila is be­ lieved to havo gone down at sea, according to Capt. \V. Flaherty m aster of the Yacht W. J . Con­ ners III, owned by W. J . Con­ ners, publisher of the Uuffalo Cou.-ler-Expreim. The Conners yacht arrived here today fro.n Palm Beach having,, consumed t’&o w eeks'in making the trip. She, with 20 other yiu-hts were obliged to put' in nt Southport, N. C., and other way ports to escape a series of strums that swept the const last mnntlny and Tuesday. The Zcldrt put out f.-om Southport in rough weather and has not been heard from according to Captain Flnh- SANFORD FLORIDA. SATURDAY, MAY b,'l92t? *Kl rtf 0.-1- *» ickenbacker D eclares FLOODS Grave Crisis Lodi DR.MACKENZIE RFlying Will Bring Peace QUITS IN FAVOR And Prosperity To World MENACE AREAS As Japan OFS. CAROLINA Nationalist OFHATHAWAY Hi-I ' ' H j its by that medium from destnnt j hanks. Already styles in hats are , l.eing communicated ffPjn Paris to Q Jy j New >'ork on tho-tdeplutto p m on E x c it e m e n t R e ig n * In F e r t ile U Q J j g g f J Q S a lu d u V a lle y A s D u g cD a m in exact colors llircc* Jjniirti after T h r e a t e n s T o R e le a s e B ig __ n r if » they are designed. h , mi> o r w a t o r o „ r u i « n S f l o o d B IL L ; W IL L “ Within th e years all mail, parcePpost and *H but thd most bulky freight will he transported by D E F Y P R E S ID JE N T uiiplHiu*. I know that and It can­ not he stopped. Declaring that business men a ltd manufacturers t are turnin? more nnd more to i. means of quick ' transportation, lUckenhacker said the flying mach­ l .,.n r o r ly o l c e ted. (In ilin ri w R h '^ s S f e S i ine is being built to meet the*;? GREENVILLE, S. May B.v mans overseas only a decade nga. demands. WASHINGTON, May G.— (IN S) “GortnanS' is building one today (IN S t The grim spectre of deLKKSI)l!KG, May fi— (Special) | “The plane of today,” he said, (IN S ),—Warned for the third time _IV. \V. A. MaeKonwe, 1-cci.nurg I several hundred percent more which will carry 100 )»eople and \a:Xati'.ui ipivcred oxer the right Hint President Coolidgo may veto ,VT C an O e f c a t H i m N o w B R E M E N p j Y E R S candidate for the democratic mm I efficient and afe than the plane which lias n cniising radius of &,-• Saluda Volley cot ton mill and tho Jones-Roid Good control bill, WASHINGTON. May 5.— ^ 000 miles. That plane will span th iilutioii for governor yesterday' 1 fl,wv in the World W ar, only loti Atlantic with ease. England ’ farming region .today, as the g i­ pilots of the legislation neverthcles < prepared tmlny to push the (INS')— An international cri­ ternon announced h:.< willidrawel| years ago. Imt it U a mere Ikite■ t" building n dirigihlc which is tvxict cfle gantic power company dam at blit on its last sta:;cs to the exo- sis of grave potentialities Is 1 , ....... wliftt the plane of ten yenra hence from ■om the race m fa <r • - . w-„ llP j a|n „„t insane enough to the vise of the Los Angeles and Table Rock Cave*. 30 miles from LUllVe.'s desk.. s •.* ■ presented today in Shantung jlsh's w ith d ra w a l f r o m t h e . Hathaway, chairman or tne „ t (|u, .,r(1,,ie , H„f transports­ whieli will mate non stop flights here, began crumbling, and t.,000,The conference report, in which nrovince by the interference A * __ .1 .1...... id ti t * 1 . .i I from l.opdon to Sydney, Australia. hm xratic Presidential nice i lute rond department. managers for Senate and House tion .ami communication, by avia­ “Within the next few yeurr 000,000 gallons of water beg in agreed to iron out the differences of Japaneses troops in t h e u accepted today by nil Fear that Sidney .J .C a lt '. nv.iw- tion and television, within that there will bu dirigibles of 20,000,­ flooding over the vast nren. of the* txvo bodies, was to be rrxrthxvnrd sweep o f th e N a - Q ides of Democratic opinion A tla n tic A v ia to r s W ill H av e c,| candidate of tlve race track in- period. , Engineers at tho power house brought before tho Hcyso today* ♦donr-lNt fo r c e s txvoaitl P o k * 000 and 30,000,000 cubic feet vo.tcrests, would ho nominated caused '‘Television will accelerate tl»e iVashington ns roppar-rivS c a ts O f D onor At Fam ou s his withdrawal,l)r. MucKcnz >• dv transfer of money and credit to an unn. with a cruising radius which adjacent to the dam believed that for final action. ing. Tlie S tate Depu.rtment O val W h e r e :trd E v e n t NNHI it would he only n short while b e^ Itiiig the nomination of Gov. Because of the overxvhelm.ng flared in the statement jtnumme- incredible extent. Within ten years eannol he estimated." Uiekcnbuc har r earrcrtell its policy of ....................... dam xx xt’d vote for thc hill > t in ^ both _______ B e N am ed A f t e r N oted A ces ’ branches log his action. He stated he would almost every bank in this country or said the time was coming when fore the crumbling USmith. neutrality, hut ri ready to protect i t h which conferee' every town must Lave >ls « ir |uive way entirely. Early L’day^ a ^ w All Ian « fe w o f t h c m o st NEW YORK. May f».— (lN S )— support Hathaway because the will have M tdepbuto department, small crack was discovered in th e j leal bitter-enders 4 against The Bremen flyers w!ll take* a road chairman',"in ItN opinion, tinJ wjajfiJ1 will receive checks'a'nd ricd- port. >truef«re, SHU. ______ ___________ ■ gj " iii'ii Iiit'.r t)ii • had widened t*> a ga|i |was exports!, 'vitH siiHil*ir. Sonnit* i eceived today at the British and . Hi. M n e K e i r , o r t o . l i 1 ’HVCF *tFT‘ sTruat{W ^TR af^ M t*--P^fu ,^ n^ t t)K. .rnnuCa of more Than thirty i d . notion to follow quickly. Trench .Embassies, ‘is ilctr .mlaod to advance the claim.' of any I t rm.k. Huron Rhrenfried Gunther five candidates in the primary race C A U S E O F P L A N E ’ S j S A N F O R D to The xvater, xvhich iuid been leak­ President Coolidgo xvas repres­ to prelect her 8,0(10 Nc.H'maU itt for the. g ivernor's dm r: Hath­ leadership In the You llurncfeld, Major .lames C. I riu pi party ing from n drain pipe throughout ented nt the White House as beSh.nntung nt any ra«t up to mlUwing cumpalgli." Even thesi* ; Filzniuiirhy and CniiUiin Hermann away, C alls. Doyle F,. Gurlton, net only oniy displensed uispicuxcu with thc --, - . the night, rushed in great volume tng not Senator ent’rc fro ­ C R A S H M A Y E V E R I S S U B P O E N E D B Y Ja iiic j M. Carson and convinced that Smith .......... have .. . been . . ... bidden to seats .......... ennm ....... *"1 Kochi hill hut uNo iiccuusc tho congress-■ r 1}^ ' r f i . . , p. n t OIKS to the Su’udii River below, after f Tui­ L tttiiiiMsI. but tbey are now any- of |,„„r,r Ul the Long Island oval Taylor. ........... T.. .1. Appleynnl -. ioiutl conferees never consulted vincc This slot "■ *1 ■ the dan! cracked, nnd the great frostrste for thi * > *!»• .Ul |T publicly fo r th e ir own P'dil- l|||(| t a |(| they c a n play long shots |lahassee, announced Ins witndrawei amt him before making their finnl re­ |h| w Saluda River was rising at a fast P U Z Z L E A V IA T O R S F E D E R A L IN Q U IR Y as many years, thc c lie 'ftic effort |V»1 reas'ins. or “sure things,*' which* evei shortly before MacKcnzie took Liport. rate. Of the Southern armle* to captyto stand 'yesterday. xvitiidcawal of Walsh, who rtrikes their fancy. Mi. Coolidgo "'ns snid to object From « l\ M. yesterday until Peking and consoVds'e the N a­ I I • W h ic h R eu n ited In B o ll D o lly . D i r e c t o r *Of F lo rl"A grave crisis has orison in the The. thiol race has been dubbed I I mi barked and sponsored from niiduight the river xvas rising «’ •tTenuously to the newspapers re­ tionalist revolution w’shln tho an­ A r.rj dc.IL O N . h .L .hn « i« r n r o u e e r l * da U tility In fo r n ia tlo n Dupolitical affairs of this, mir beloved Bremen Fliers’ Handicap by ­ UfoutM-t by Wm. G. McAdoo and the D e a th T o in v e n to r O fQ u c e r flit* rate <»f u foot mul 11 ”n*' 4‘n° 1 ferring to the bill ns “thc $325,­ -lent capital. [tvf sn-ealled “ McAdoo group," the hoard of stewards. This cvcn- state." said Dr. Mackenzie. "No 000,000 Jongs-Reid bill.” Although F ix in g M a ch in e M ay A iw a > * 1 r e a u , Ifr^ U m m o n e d T o T e sti hour, hut tho rise of the si cam Anti-Jnpanf«e feeling throughfv F o r T r a d e C o m m issio n ..... the Atlantic consequistadorcs nation, or political subdivision hut one m ajor candidate in j,,,, R e m a in M y s te ry lo A V orld xvn i math greater after the earth tin* measure authorizes n $325,­ nut Chinn is ilr'eri’ ed an rioUjua 000,000 appropriation, he still rt»-ai n to the New York Gov- ore to be the guests nt the dinner thereof, run truly prosper " h ch dam began to give uxvu;,' this nnd there is grave fenr th at tho WASHINGTON, May 5 —(IN S) ted * that the ultimate cost will he C U R TISS FIELD . N. Y., May -r*. imoi, Setiatr .lames A. Reed of by the city to Prince Potcnriann, turns away in brazen wickedness situation mnv get out of hand on morning. , . , from (Soil, tho giver of all pros­ gi<-.iuri. who has approximately governor of Rome. . _(IN S )—What caused the ill- — Activities of the power lobby in The break in the dam. "In ch 1 over $1,000,000,000. all sides. Minister Mac Murray* C vote* to date, as against well I Tomorrow the three arc to_ at- perity. A certain gubernatorial Republican loaders of Senate “ lato De­ fated airplane “Bonnvy Gull" »*. tho slates of Ohio, Georg a and located on thc Greenville Pickens and IliuiM* it xvni learned, hnvc nl- nt Peking, advised the Stato candidrtc, in h s platform, pro­ tirr .'.Oil for Smith. I tend church, then journey to Merida in efforts to control text County line, occurred on the I li ­ tinrtment that xiolent anti-Japonposes to open wide the gates of crash here yesterday, resulting m Stadium itt hope of seeing Babe loudy considered tho possibility of hooks in schools, and propogamla kens County side. The 30-foot Vnnt'ir Heed iloes not intend to ess pamphlets distributed ln Choedestiny in Florida to the sinister lim iting “stop gnp” legislation nit If*- ha * based his entire rnm- Ruth tap the hall for a inn-stop poxvers that prey, to put .t- future •h,* death of its inventor. U’omii.l eon ducted by the “public inform.!- crack extended (tom thc t»P une control work foo nnd Tsinotao, presumably by W. Itonney, pnilmidy novel- will J*’ lion" experts employed by the “ >•’ fjicn "ii l lie issue of "corruption flight over one <>C the garden of t’u* .I«n, a lenotn to prrnnt -m .e flood < into the selfish clutching ahms of until Congress the Chinese Nationalists, have c ra­ • National Electric Light Associa­ of 11’ feet. Tile dam ts it'll 1 a c*.\*’innicnt” and In intends t*i I cnees. known. . . the children of the dark. 1 hat uld thc bill bo nted a situation menacing to all From the diamond pastimerthey {i atn ml xxith it. Aeicnaiitical engineers were not tion. x\ill eome under the search long. "l«5 feet high. 750 feet thick "gam . f Ih foreigner*. American gunboats righteousness may not perish from are scheduled to he feted at '■ the snid xxnil the operation of the light of the Federal Trade Com­ at the hose and toper* off t<» f i d ' are standig by at Cheefoo. ^ ________ -| entered this contest. this rroworlund. that evil fore's f.imiiiur German Club, then attend a dinm r mission next week xvh.'it its inqu ry feel at tlie top. While the huge, Despite reports of attacks upon Iff !, •(letnuse I believed some >f the Path die Club and a rerep may . _ __ plane,» which xxus modeled ns of lieulthy |uniqiie I** 111iI Y not sudk the vc ....... into thc so-called power trust und i*ne representing Jeffersonian Ch'nas*. detach* * ! |((lcr tt nea gull,■ ami they were... reservoir xvas r,,t completely 1'.,l‘ 1' S e i l l C l l C l l I K U l K e y 'oreii»ner.s by t on at the United Singer’s Society growth and decency,• I gladly • , cm. |HOC......... . — 111*- I 1 •n^nt*. thp powers h a v e 'been an­ Ikmcrucy and devoted to th<* it xvas eatlinutcd there brace the opportunity to patriotir-1 ^ tj||r^ totiny as to the specific lobby is resumed. elubrooins in Brooklyn. Tile xvitnMses subpoenaed to np' tween n.OpO.OOO.OtHt and 700d m "' al V t* xitme upon any policy fo r ilr*r.>m« "f Wasliington ought to w ()f t hc crash. Baron Von lluenefold prefrnUd all*- rise ehnve pity personal «1" 11 in thnt’ali'y are D. L. ( *jskii' eqrh-i'g ti e du'nslatlona. •Tho.-r*. lltxxilling to undertake the tnsk. OOP s^illons of w atery ttsh in ^ lt ’ near i.......... , wns tuugiit to fly hyj^r* a gift purse of $12,500 to Miss political ambitions to do my utniM | United sta te* is tnwilllpg to. lolnV ‘ I Vhrrc i,.e grant issues in this cam­ Herta Junkers with a request she n n grent anil eleun niovet nenl fori ^ WnKhl in 101O and xxa^ one „ f (I re in f eld, Old*., M-crcrnry dam. . treasurer of Hip East ( enlrul any concerted movement agail1$r.,,;^ji paign winch uppoul to the hearts It xvas estimated shotM.x I*"* ' give it t> tier father, l*r. Hugo tlte common good. cf tho pioneers of thc uir. A t « " Geographical division, N. E. L. A.. the .Southern armies without ode- . * ■and ti'iisciences of the American rush "F o r weeks, I h*xve most care­ minutes before the. ern-h lie aptl A, M. that the xvntci* Junkers, builder of the Bremen, Judgment xvill be passed on A- quaio Justification vp.tder the W* ’.jl Fred Itollnu yer. direiTor. nnd Den |jPcopl,* and the conwntion nt when he arr ves here Monilay front fully nnd analytically ? indu'd tie break in t . j. Kty f„rmei coshir:* of tlie d* 1,,-ai -d to liiive realized in- dream E. Ling, an official of (hi* Oh o ing from th<* .... * “j i)i*r Im*'', I f |||w.t Sl,Ilimo|p Ciunty Bank next cepted usages of international law. Ikm-t. n will nt least have an opthe rate of- «•"'*' uadon.i political situation in Florida. I of sucreas, for the huge bird had Germany. Utilities' Information Bureau < > f Japan and England, whose In­ f the hci-ak pittiioty t • xote on tliein The money xvas hestoxved hv A. have become fm ily convinced that flown gracefully f*.r half « mil. (1,-xelund; Willard Ci*|ie, of At- .utc. The rugged xxall* Friday. Judge HcWitt T. Gray an­ terest* arc more closely associat­ *'I iini glad Senator \t alrh has L. tVenner-Green of Stockholm, only Doctor Hathaway has a bet hud jid*!- lanla. secretary of the (*ei.rg a were gradually "i.li-mfitr. and t" ' nounced yesterday at the closing ed with the fortune* of tho Pekin# tith’liaxx n. It i lurifies the situa ‘ director of the Electrolux Com t< r chance to win the battle for and the .veteran uviuto xvateheis he- Utilities It'f.-i motion Committee, volume emptying into the already ,,f Hu* eourl session in xvhich F or­ Oox’ommcnt, are already satisfied ihi and emphasizes the issue. I pauv, of Sxveeden. It was pro. right than myself. For that Inntly "a v cS to th Hl'VI'l’ ***** and It. J . FI oily. *>f Fnnford. ila .. Kvvollen Saluda IH *’•’«* " " ‘s ,n* rest Luke, f irmer president of the that due cause fo r their military mixx \ xi,sh hr had reached hts c,,n* |#cntrd nt a banquet in the Ritz- reason 1 shall use everv legitimate low. Then the pinin’, creasing steadily, ami 1 •<’l»ni: " " l lunik, xvu'f selitenced to spend H xx if hiilillil ill*- d ir.clor of tlie I-Toridii State1 1 Ul interference is nt hand. Mac Mur­ dum n before he muddled the ( (*nr|(on utl,.lu|t.(| |,y rep rersentu- resource nt my humble eoniniiind in guided n- a iiiuchilic years in tlo1 stu’ e penitentincy. ties liiformaliiin Bureau. Both of Hie hanks. ray's report* indicate little anti­ Mill villages, h-ss than 21 hour»uter- by entering the ( ’nliforni.i tivt,H 0 f,|m ty nations. Wenner- his bohulf. For M e -is Tayh.r. nigii by iierminiiticul etigim-eis l«’lire:!use. lengthy urgum*'Pts 'or American fciJim . numng th c .mw^nffBK J Itollincyer and l ing are former different from Xilnnix ’ a '.i humming with m uvity, »"■ •lemciH-y are uxpoctod from Kev C reelt offered i us « prize more Carbon anti C*arll«»n I kavr only cause il xvas so prominent Ohio newspapermen. nuding hand* which have broken 1 Although lie did lint say so •!•- than a year ago for the f-rst cast* the Ilest of personal feeling. 1 other flying machines, turni d oil prosperous farm em m un J.u attonn-y William Ilalloxves, of nxvny from tlu* Southern, com* ' ' Tim Trade Cuinni ssmn m e s* d rtrtlx. Senator Reed left the im- to-west fliglit of the Atlantic. simply have been ennv need that no ila creator like the FiunhciiHem throughout the bR-iniie Jiii-k-otixi.le, Judge Gray decided ninnds. frisH.in ihat so far ns lie is coil" urn* of them iK strong enough t<* monster and Tell L» .-uitli like II after it hud exhaustid its nvialnhle v.cn- deserted hv th.* s**.*o‘ 20.1»"*J Th** st.inll gr up of Americana # whn’ ! “ sepuuite session for the hunk witnesses with the examination of Vesidenla of the low sections, time! (iov. Smith is not a satis- j he the winner in tins fight and plummet. vice-president 'V.as necessary. remaining in Tsinan. China, are OR Major J . S. s. Richardson, iLreclor f*rtmy (un<ll(latp untii Tie expressHint n first choice vole for other fjt-d to the liills and the mountain* Key will face sentence on two tint in any immedinto danger aa Ihitinvy was thrown fifty feet <•* himsef on this “corruption In than Doctor Hathaway s a vote and died a ft*"’ minutes after be­ of the Jo in t Committee on Public for their lives. indictments of four counts each ?*• the i* tilt >if the Jsi*apse offensive UlTitles, uf Nexv Yerk. Richardson tuvemmcnl" issue whieli the Misindirectly for Mr. Cults. This is no Behind them, they le t then whirl! he entered pica* of guHV in the oplnrun if tho State ing taken to u hospital, lit skull wus formerly *1 rector • »f the Penn­ oiurtau l»elicves out-ranks all time for personal preferences nr homes and he'ong’.i.gs to he sxxept .luring the triul <’f U k e . Tlie nunr partment. 'the.- in the campaign. pttty grievances to sway the tide had been fractured. Boiniey. "Im sylvania Public Service Informa­ aw ayfby D»e onnishlng torrents. On Jsn . 1 the department had I*, i* of y.-nr* h*1 xvil tie required t*» wns fifty-two, bail been experi­ tion Committee. Und and Smith xvill come l<> of ballots in the onward sweep Mniiy\«f th** farmers had alreadv its consular representatives in With engaging frankness sttitlgiTJJr coinp’l t* *l their Si»r"*ig riTX’c for his offenses xxill he nt *iqi» again in Oregon on May 1*. It. A. Cobb, candidate fo;* the f,.r r glit nnd decency in govern­ menting with the “ Bouncy G u ir Tsina;' to make a careful check of * Hi discretion »f lhi* judge »nd in West Virginia on May 2‘J , nomination for clerk of the c ir­ ment. A united God feuring people fur several months. Until yester­ Richardson told h**xv the power planlluTT mid the * r*q'S seemed Lake, who did li* t have hi» 1” n 1 tiio Americans in that yjjty, Thu s'lthiuii the diverting factor of the cuit court, today announced his by supporting u one outstanding day, however, ho had not Mieccod- lit lilies had perfected orgaliiza ruined. Only «* f'-w lielongmgs. ; uuinhor nt t\ia* time wt\J upproxi- ^ ... halsli landidai-y. Reed ran second withdrawal from the race for candidate offers the only hops of ed in getting it more than ten or tions in eight slutes to cope with which could he taken away easily ready at the mom rt sent.-n-ex St)*. • vih t 'ii j i f iv idJ matqly To. Since thvn, howvvzr. A*i • wen* the growing menace of text hooks victory for good in the June pri­ to Smith in Unlifornin. twelve feet from the ground. wora moved nxvny t*v ‘ *>c 'b " u ,*i tnj» tlllMIl "business reasons.’’ u-tii and xx'a . not |Uu> i^ajunty of. tfiuiiO Lrnl inovodBy •* in schools containing matter on While Walsh’s withdrawal foreThe removal of Mr. Cobh f.*oni mary. I have the highest personal IL* spent a fortune experiment­ down to the 'count city of '1 smgtau,ends -ef retuge* „ olili -Tl! t i l * t • (he •..i;uly jttil. <a«u the nomination of Smith a*. I the primary race leaves \ uncc regard for Doctor llatlinwuy and ing xx till Hie lord model plane The «conom'cs which was inimical to Most of the xallej p>* t'l* 1,1 control The men " h o placed thetr pro; svhich i* under . .Japanese . . Hnii-tiui, it does not by any m eans, Douglass, the incumbent; D. I. the supreme confidence in Ids abil- Wealthy aviator conceived th* idea their interests. tl.eir horn* t.a.ls >usl night when pt it v un Luke's nppi ul ho-ml h were and where th e re , Is stationed t. ( lloxx that the Texas convention t)u* f i l l Iilurin Was >preiid M. B. Hutton, his sou in Inw, who fleet of American submarines and Thrasher and It It. Dens in the iv und integrity, as I have repeat­ six years ugo. lie ls-gan to ohI* t" In- any grand und glorious running. None of these euiididules edly stated I my own campaign, Imt serve seagulls und " hell In- wns throughout the countryside and lui.s been u xvltn«*» in several of destroyer* It Is net belie* eJ there Ik-inucrutic love feast. Wounds hu.i shown any inclination l<> the deciding factor in my decision able caught them and i-tinlii-d the villages, and fled in consternation. the hunk cases for Lake, Mike are moro than 20 or 15 \niiricanT. »uih as the party has experienced to support him was thut the best shape of their bodies, lie watched This morning, when the darn he Smith. Orlando and Semlqole remaining, in Tsir.nn, If that many. dted that is thc last four years do not heal ,P M r/ co h h 'h a d nothing beyond I judgment I possess ind e them in flight and on the water. in g .-p o sslh ly the hiM " e r e t e h . County property oxvncr and Rand Tho only means of coiumuhlcm► o ui-ily, nor are great differences in his candidacy lay the only means tlon ont of Tsinan nt prei ont is phonc.l to points through the vat “business” as a reason for with­ of meeting n very evident eriris in He sought to learn how they tell M r xvi tlicr, Suniord celery farm ­ *" ea*i)> reconciled. the ground nnd how they landed. th<* offj.-ial Ja(*ancses wiretap* / f luy. and those who hud not 1*’ 1 er. In the opinion of ninny Demo- drawal, his friends said after the the affairs of the stnte. I have no serx'lcr, tlm (jhiiie.sc Nati-jualista Finully he began u series « l « * during the night made ready t*. annuncement was made. It is un personnl antipathy toward Mr. rails here, both Smith and antiStories circulated *>n the streets norlmortts to determine th ’l i f t having cut tin* railway and tala* derstood his work as secretary and That Sydney has men xv'tli more Catts. He has nlxvnys tn-aled me of seagulls. He atluihed U-ud thut the sulary of City Manager • vmith, <he main fight will now be 1'|i wus feared thut other damn ri markable physique than ''an !•*' graph (.vfx'icu lines tp ’ Tsingtsu. g t'an»fei red from the candidates treasurer nf the Sunford-Ovicdo courteously. Having learned, how ­ weights to their feet and turned George II. Cnirnes hud been in* If ail)*'A»'oric»n* bud IsTfii Uliad to the platform. Wm. G. McAdoo Truck- Growers dcm»ndedfcsp much ever, the lessons that have made the birds loose with a long strong creased $2,000 at the time the further down the turbulent streum found ill any other c ty uf it* *i • . or* Jqjureii, It xvas bcliieveil at tho would crush when the full force *• * in the world, war tlu sU ltp icn t uf and presumably approved of his time that he woi unable to life worth while from two God kite cord. He discovered the buxla City Commission ordered the dis­ B'>hc‘ TT. ra. uf Kiiglaml, »n 1 State Department that infdunaWaLh’s statement of withdrawal devote sufficient time to his cam­ feuring women, my mother nnd my could lift twice their own weight. charge o ' a third of tlie police the reservoir is let loose in the 'i r II recent visit to the •AuidnUiun I Don to that cffi-ct wiuiWi Saluda River. Tnero arc two mil! wife, I cannot ,«*pnsi'entiousiy en­ Then Bonne)* made n plas'.cr c(i»i* force to cut municipal expensp.' . wfure it wag issued. So did sev- j paign .T 1 (GoutbiUvxl dn paifl* J ) dorse or foil to fight to the last with the body und wings of a bir 1 were flully denied today by the dums ut Piedmont, another ut I e* i .ty. •rul ethers who are militnntly ■ 7 .cr, and others lurther down six India Is using five times a« mueh Iby. und. to Smlim ith’s* Iprohl. who ___ JB " ”"- I *>**•■“ **' ——■ | ditch a platform that links God and using his plaster molds he city mnnagfi*. of them, all told. Beyond Ware ,_w cotton from America Amerii as it am with gambling and endorses the Litinn view s and his Tammany of- raw constructed models of wax to Mr. fcairncs* said rhtro was ab­ Shoals, the Good "'»•* not before thc World \Nur. opening of p’.tfulls for the unwary servo as his master models for his (Continued on page 3) solutely no foundation to the stor­ cd to wreck much havoc, except to feet of our youthful population. plane. In the Spring of 1!»’*.*• be “I expect to remain in politics— began, putting his projected air­ ies, that neither he nor the commis­ farm lands, us there uro no towns clean politics. I bel eve that the plane on paper and for tho next sioners had ever discussed or even along thc river until it Joina the people of Florida will some day six months he worked over the considered such an action and that Broad to form the Congurce at WASHINGTON. N liy ^ i- tlN S ) ito -A a n a ro ll.. Md.. ra h ^ r ^ r r a t no such action was to he consider­ elect me their Governor if the time Columbia. . * Tho fliers ambition was to bulUl ed in tho future. n sib o r Albert C. Ritchie. Tnerc wero A check up b y - International — With JiftaoB Proaidantial c« a n‘’ arrives that I cun best servo them 1 lndU^ Uon% ^ eomm tU c would drawing board. . The City Manager said he had News Service revealed that there in that capacity. At this time 1 a plane that could take off almost didato* xvoitmg to U kc the w*itne»a undertake both Irri* in ordar-not taken over the duties, of thc plumb­ had not hern ary lo is of life m stand, thc ficnatc’* President a! ELDORADO, Kan., May B .- t a n d hud refused to pwmjl_ him t0 (eel that I can better serve them from a standstill nnd land on a to interfere with the aoecuUra use the family automobile. by stepping aside in the interest of sn a il field. Tho wings shaped like ing nnd electrical inspector, thc tho immediate vicinity of the drnu (INS)—Owen Oherat, J r . 17, only Campaign' Fund Committee pre- dptloa of thf two goveraiaeuto. All building inspector uad the xvaterOn the day of the slaying, the what I deem best for the stale and a birds, wero designed with this ip works superintendent, effecting u until noon todu)’. oh^r candidates will bo heard in Surviving meinl.cr of tho Owen Ob- youth -mid his father had gone t" its great people. mind. About a year ago the com­ saving to the city of over $3,000 u - Throughout thc nlgkt prinau- tiurcil today to push it* inquiir D«- Washington. ,, Ui primary campaign expehd’tura* tnwm and in his absence decided he raat family of eight, found in the tions were taken to strengthen the pleted plane war. damaged when Tha ooiomittec announcod-that He stud In* year in addition to the building in­ to n conclusion before the Repub* C O N FESSES TO MURDER would kill the family dams further down thc rivi r, hut turns of their home Apr. 30, last, Lonney attempted to mnko a all tho Senatorial candidates had spector’s fees from which that em­ after tho break this morning it llcan g ith crin s shot Heibcrt 0. Hugh, 10. !Ul|'h. City flight. It rose a dozen feet in tho konfessrd to authorities here to* replied favorable to lha invita14. his three brothers and Do x. FOLSOM STA TE PRISON. Cal. air and fell. Ever since Donna* ploye was paid. The elimination of was feared that ever, with these .junc 12. "I'D he had killed, his five brothers Thu committee will open ,ta tlona to teatify* Secretory of Com­ thea, HI. and Edith. 8, the two sis- May R.— (IN S )—J . C. Barrett in had been making repairs nnd Im­ the plumbing und electrical in' reinforcements the darns could #ti*l sisters, his father and mother tcra In the kitchen of th . home and a confession made to Warden siiector effects a saving of $2,000 nfct withstand the gigantic on­ hearing* Monday and nieet dully merce Hartalrt Hoover hod not re­ provements. |* wt the farm home near Uurns, ,u year, und the waterworks sup­ rush of water. The City of Given- until ull thc Prcildenliul condidat* plied up until this tnornir then shot his mother in the dining Court Smith today claimed to have “ *i'i-. on fire to hide hia crime. erintendent, $1,050 u year, the w , the'r managers and represent- that no difficulty was anti room. He told of pour.mg kcn.M ne been the alayef of William Des­ COUZEN8 W INS FIGHT ville xvas not imperilled. The youth iiad bogn under suaauni u farm er c*ity oiniuoyo was ntix’c* ure heurd. The Senatorial in getting Iloover to l*kn over the bodies and how he laid in mond TaYlor, noted movie director, Pieion since the finding of hia water whose murder In Los Angeles six ceiulidaUs will bo heurd first, it stand. The eandiiUV-’i .waiting f o r his father whom h* WASHINGTON. May 5 . - (IN S ) paid for his work in the Believed to be tho fuUat.raan in '•ndies in the burned home. Ilo-had questioned about their a* years ago has romained u mys­ — Senator Couiens (It) of Michi­ plant. was announced. • . shot as he entered the door tlie world, Emil Hoehne, of Ger­ tions who htvo handlcJ tholfj brati»ted his innocence, however, The committee wUl decide to* tery. • gan today won his fight to pre­ many, weigh* 541 pounds, and Ida "alii la»t night when he confeaacd, then dragged all the Becotilrco, London’ new *uburb moru than »'.x and day whether to go to Albany, N. paign fund* and what the vent paying an additional IDEand set fire to the h°me* • ----- v than Aothoritlci made public the kitchen Y., to hear Governor A1 Smith, and of ajxpeaditum in their ~ v tincr o b f n t h » iu » » ® " %,,t ■ ■ Germany borrowed n®*rly 3*®® Oberat said be went to 000,000 tax aasesiment to tho malarial. youth's story today. According *o . to tod . . . u .. horn, 1000.000 ™ r k . J r, o » tto UnlUd government. the confession young Oberat fcald ° and mother tmd quarreled afire. W fithdrawal Of Walsh Makes Selection Of NewYorkCandidate At Convention Sure ator Reed Is ■Only Rival Left WASHINGTON. May 6. ( IN S )—Aviation in the next fewyears wili he “the insurance of R e a c h e s D e risio n B e c a u s e He permanent peace and international B e lie v e s R oad C h a irm a n I;*- prosperity, or the most terrible M o st L ik e ly C a n d id a te F o r instrument of w ar-anil destruction D e fe a tin g M en ace O f C a lls ever conceived by man," In the opinion of Captain Kddift Itickcnlinckci*. American we.r ne<> ex­ pressed lure today. The noted flyer predicted h world social nod economic rovoA ctio n O f T w o Mon L o a v es V utiou within the next generalma A sn iran lH In P r im a r y R a ce in tin picture he drew of the ptu- State Department R e­ asserts NeutmlL . But Is ReadyTo! tect American L: Engineers Believe Reservoir Will Eo T. J . Appleyard Also Withdraws Name iith Enemies Admitj «ty. No Other Candidate ^^Senntor Thomas -I- «>v« ! *Mi H •I*, i»♦ nr »• v n .r M I W• • i I *$# *$ IsH ru m a x. |*« M l Japs Engage In B itte r U. s. Unwilling To Join “TBKSJSTI MU Ml * , blU i I <*l« -tl Ul It Concerted Effoi Against TheChinese iWILL TARE FLING AT HORSE RACES i^ M i^ S S S a a m m P* (i LilJi t 4* . Y*' '!*U » j Delayed By Judge Until Next Friday Gl 1 '] (if furl i Uni. l iar | r- xr I r ■onul imr 1W Aspirant ForOffice Of Court Clerk Gets Out Of Race Today Rumor Of Increase In Salary Is False Says City Manager ’ Seventeen Ye a r Old Boy Confesses To Murdering Members Of Family • ............ . hatred t .( ,x .«r b t ii h U li * Senate Presidentia 1Campaign Fund Committee Prepares T o Push Inquiry :jr * ; g V �I ,i • * I t T 11K s A N n m n l i r n t A U ) , s a n k o h p ; f l o h w a , ^ f r i d a V , m a y 4 , 1 0 2 8 PA N IC K i r . l l T FEDS ROMP 0 N Dempsey Signs Theatrical n mini roc CAD Contract With Provision State j HUliLtitt r UK AlloivingHiToBoxAgain Forrest Lake .Gets F m ir fp p n JL U U llC C H «>*• T ►i* M *rt»r»r ' nr <•«( Vhr It '■ ►* r* o: llin al IfcU I In n li •W M • ir>«- > i*. (all J J*« ■ Hymel Holds Hustler Batters To 4 Hits; Blanks Them After Bad Opening Inning NEW YORK. May 1.—(IN S ) Jack Dempsey, the man who won’t fight any more, has signed or will jlgn a theatrical contract with Dav­ id Iiclrucii, which specifirnl'y pro­ vide < that Djmpsey may be a l­ lowed to step off III? .itn-'v and i»" 1 1 the ring nt any time he ieiM fit. Estelle Tuylor, wife of the man who won’t fight any more, n\ndc thi.* statement laat night before the couple left for the Wilmington. Del., home of Misn Taylor’s pm ents. Previously; Demprty, the fighter in nermonenl retirement, and Tex llilknrd, the man who rctired him from cinailutim . had spent nil of Wednesday evening in each other's company and found >o little to tali; nlmi't that they lunehed tojreilier yesterday n urn, in another e 'fo .l to disnver wheiher they didn’t really have interests in comin ni. utter all. Tin y pr tlmfily talker! at.... . i te pitiable state of affairs in (iraail Rapid* ninl i l i - naturally wa • Un­ roll mi they got togellirr in stri-t Frisbie Makes 4 • Hits; Leads Team Second Came Will Be Played This After­ noon In Miami Park I rut I f I*!’ ' -Lie J Po (trrf i .MIAMI, May I ........... Driving out 17 hits o*f tlm-i- Mi ami pitchers. Sanford'* Celery Fed* won tin- fir<t game of the series with the Hu.itlcrs here yesterday. 11 to 2. . llym cl was in n e a t f.»rm. He held the Hustlers through tie- nine innings to four hit., and struck out eight men. Ili* only WVnl.iie. * was occasional In** of ("ttitrid. lie gave four p--.**cs and nit Mimi. Miami ciiti'lier. twice. . Frildiie wa* I lie I ’i-li cy Fed I'll' gi r aP" jJor-.ill—^ . ItUMV \ jitT r r r r t fM 'k f W ""wlH.-t it l«l' tTl his h,-elw with three single* Sanf'itil’s slugging •rove Davi* from the niotllnl ill tile thiiil and lip wii - followed h\ .Mr) it and Crow, h.it nt it In-1 i ul,I fi'in i" routi- I the t'eli-ry Feu'* on-l.mg.i! In the f ir-l inning Sanford eii o had llymel hi a tight pl.u >• hot nficr that he had lei l.nitldc keep lug the lliisth i* in eliei'k Today the Fed* " i l l |l:i\ 'In St-uMld gamp Ilf the series III Mia At, Irmd Calls i r \V> •Uf ------raid. The nctunl signing of the theatrical contract, it seemed, was postponed until after Dempsey hnd talked xxitli Rickard yesterday. Mis" Taylor didn’t sn - thnt her ‘ja c k was waiting to 'get Rieka id’s! np* pmvul of the arrangement and the writer’s greatest handicap is in lieing a g; ntlomnn. Anyhow, he didn't •lUeitiuii the lady about thin point, .i i •I bit * .iff Mi >i ■ iiinl I lie - ' ' i i • 1,o-iii|' pit. In i ' Da I lot’ll- M o o n , lit,a > iii lii ul | a n ,, 1 Oil : • 1:15. STANDI FLO RID \ W i -m S I XI I 1’iilrii U f Ii SA N FO RD Dm tufiii III :ti Fm l I jnidi-nfu" Miiiuii . Orluiulii KKSUl/fS FLO RID\ ST A T E LEAL I E Fm t l.miili ululc I; Oilmidu J. HANFORD 11; Miami 2. Wo.it i ’ulin Ih-ach 1o ; Duytnna Ib>acli f«. . TODAY’S (SAME FLORIDA STA TE L E A L E E Fort Imtili nlul , ut Orlando. SANFORD ut Miami. Davtonu "iPArii at West I’alu* lit neb. Citizen’s Mass Meetinjor Tuesday Night City Hall should attend Meeting Ti Dogs Enjoy Sun llnths Canine pets of the rich $n Lon­ don are being tigiv^ri baths in a rti­ ficial sunlight.’ 'and enjoy it as much as do the mongrel* win sleep, in-the rays of tho real S il. The Ritfnl Veterinary * C .liege is Quickly relii b y r u b b in f :? f< fti $V V o o need Tanglefoot! Management T h is one pc insecticide kj .m oths, raotq bed bu gs, rQ an ts and flea today fronts ordruegistn T H E TAHQL COHPA] OrtiM! SU*d«| Prices For Saturday Phone 82!) - Oak Avc. heiween ^ n d- and 3rd„SU R. Williams, Prop. Infersectional Battles Inject Interest Race For Baseball Supremecy The lowly i Ini ago White So> I lohnson’s Electric// Floor Polisher For miles they stretched across tile praire and up into the foothills, smooth, clearly marked, beaten hard as rock through the centuries by the hoofs of buffalo on their way to the salt licks. When the railways came, and the engineers were confronted with the g reat"bastion of the Rocky Mountains, these buffalo trails assumed a new significance. It was found that they always followed the easiest gradients the mountain fastness by the most direct and practical route. * f r 'O llR I K H I .Y 9 l 2 .n o mill S n ! . liv e. I W Speriul oHer for house* cleaning sccso n . CtnnM p !clc o u tfit, including l ‘)J8 model Jo h n so n ’a tVi* *l'-lectric F lo or P olisher, y l V .. x M op and 1.- g.d. * / Julii son's Liqu id W ax j.t the sensation ally low price o f $ J9 : 0. Now yon nr-y In vc . with less terr than i an.a 'ii g inaclun? )fiiiti r t hint In.rd nu it , ( lisiid i. Save ! to l!i lie ul the finest homes ' * ,'p viiur rugs clean . T h is n s s.nd I no’tu m ten tim es ii stooping, kneeling, or soil•: ii early tefinishing costa. N O W ( ’a - u i e * . S l r u . k i'll' Ii-. I l j i i i " ! * .1 t o (Continued From Page 1) years; misapplication of bank funds, :i years; making ft false entry, .*! years; making an over* loan to himself, t *yenrs, and an­ other misapplication of funds, t years. , .* Luke’s bond will have to be the Dog’s Hite Droves Owner - . equivalent of $115,000. lie is a l­ ready under $30,000 appearance Ownership «f*n do* Was proved bond* and pnrt of those will be in a police court in Ola c i\v, Scot­ :.ppcnl surety. In addition used as there will lie n $.'1,000 timid for land, leccntljfAwKeii the anfikal bit each f the cases in which'he has been sentenced, a total of $15,000. Among the limoDim-n is M. R. Hutton, his son-in-law and a witlie ;* for the banker in severnl of the rases. The bonds are burked by u .il c.tate. I’li nils Insolvency Anti'climnx followed the passing of the sentences. Lake's attorneys were making desperate efforts to have the bonds fixed so the hankcr IW't Ii rltl a day ill llieihow anil hH^^Xbo ren“on-henrtrpfejl lie l i r h ^ ’t hr 1aiTDrfr- ui'i'.t- all em i-olfe will -probably not enter er agiiin, I ■mpfmoe. the de*iie lo l In' penitentinry for a year. hinerge self in the character I** The passing of sentences eijd* port i a.s eil. I.tike's case so fill' an I his goU''t Casai'i . i t ’l'iWi-. "IJohn* --ii. i - 11 I .....„ Kry will not be m i fortunate if sentence is passed against hipi. If he i.i made to pay for th0 crimes he h:iR pleaded guilty to, he will bo sent to Raiford immediately to be­ gin serving his time. His fate will be decided some day next week by Judge (liny. Called For And Delivered Dllllhill, ll l i t i nnniti i- Penitentiary The elan in ti.e Itelnsco ni"ti'.ut. eiViiig Dempsey Dio i iglr lo I'"' fi til the snow in the •M il ii i i - ■ii-.-1 remrnt. was in ••i:<il at tie ev-chnmpi-in’s iind.-t i' iici- \Vh t it \t - p.iintetl out that 'I ( lii-iii' mil Nantl, Who .will be responsible ill for him. Only the supreme court ing constructed to build Connell and Shultz poul| on S ta le Road & north of As an introductory offer Ilym- I. i- Meyer I lla*i my bull II Hit by pitc’u .1 ha I l>< II no \ leu 21, by Mew . H... I • i mid 7 Ini ->i i' I • fn Special ’ i* in Fanfoid " - J i'll. IJU I .Minmi L’Utl illtn UlMi I Two lia*!' lit* Rot i l l foil I In i i liase hit •••i Ii c i -iiiep hit* l ’l-ltei. I'll hi1*' < ;i i-i • I >..i 11.li jilav ll\ no ll .- 1 11 In-I-* I *i»i L*'1 T r'lple |dn\ 'Lo l« i • Mien i John Mill to A leu Fl**l* i 1 ■ . Jui'kson, Ft i d-ii. I iilln •' I ' mb ii Y p s ir c IC d ia INVERNESS-New ,« m(TV aH(T "retif?e<jf to leave a:i other. The Yorkshire' <eiYl«Hl<ti»r lifF : Tor betn advertised for salc.jrnd the claimant promptly had the adver­ tiser nrrested. When in court he tried to prove his claim by a brok* en tooth he said the dog hnd, the dog bit him and refused to leave the other man tion .erecting new the pet. Under I’m her. II. Cull.re'll. '■ Winii'll, i f Knlici 1*i n Toppimi. ••• l SAVING OF S I3.00 Sill III- :ik (111Vr I I i v I m l«j !ic*’ I! . , . Juun. it / Special Sale On Johnson’s W ax F or P a s le 1 lit. Buffalo trails became one or 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 w ays.' Advertising, like those old buffalo trails, provides Liquid Wax Pint ..... (luart . ,5S 1.05 % 1 .8 f G a llo n (iallon ........... 3.01 ’I Iiese reductions represent very substan­ tial savings and \\q wish to emphatically impress upon Sanford women that the of­ fer is for one week only. of safety and sound value; it avoids the pitfa1|^| reliable goods. By following the advertisements this paper you are following the high road to ti economy. . . . . • •* ’ • •* • Make it a habit: follow the broad, sure trail o f advertising i *. �I ( THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURITAY MAY 5, 1928 Were VeryBadln Chinese Occupation UntilRighted llendemun, x ship that was built to carry about 1,000 people. There were 2,300 on it on that trip In ad­ dition to ammunition rolls,tanks, trucks, motorcycles, machine guns and. baggage. We lived on the, Henderson for 28 days. Spaco was so limited that we ' had to line up for everything and sleep wherever we could find room. • For awhile after we landed con­ ditions were tough, then things be­ gan to pick up. Wo had buildings then and camps that were models of elennlines:— C am p" Woodrow Wllaon . and Camp Smrdley Bnller, the latter named after thcMarine General who was in charge. The water was poisonous.' The doctors were nfraid of the ty* phoid and cholera in the water and advised all the Marines to drink| beerl' We did too. Before water* coul be used, it had to be cured With chlorine. That gave it a ter­ rible taste that it took with it to vegetables and other cooked food­ stuffs. Ale Canned Fwod We ate canned vegetables for the most part.lt was safer 'D uring the first few month, In the camps and beforo we were t nblo to secure the buildings to live The coolie mude the bed,shined shoes ,■washed clothes and shined our equipment for a dollar a month und keep. The marines gave them heart failure with a five or ten cent piece for running an errand. The coolies came in handy in the middle of tbe month with pay day two weeks away. They could get tis credit for beer, cigarettes, etc., by signing chin* with the native merchants. Tho Chinese arc honest. They despise anyone who won’t pay hi* bills and place him in a wicker cage in the street for passers by to revile. The marines did not do n great ileal of firtht tig over there. They were sent over to protect American lives and property fu*t a* the her­ der snd Fast Yorkshire regiments of England, the Sengnlcsc of France and the Italian Marines were over there to protect the lives and property of their countrymen. •There was a United States Ma­ rino Club near the camp. It wu* run by a New Yorker hv the name ot Landeau. He came over Just after the murines did uml opened I llerc'a some of the prices for liquors that were cn a card that 1 brought home with me. Hot num, 17c; Hot Whiskey 17c Hot Gin 17c: Hot Brandy 17c; Johhny Walker Whiskey (red la ­ bel) 16c; Whiskey and Soda 20c; Hennessey Brandy-Three Star lGc; and Gordon's Dry Gin 12c. Stonks and eggs aro rarely heard of in the United States as u dish,hut they make u the favorite of nil foreigners in'i Too Cent .Tips The resturnnts hml boys for wnlters. No. 1 boy was the one who knew the most English. Ho got all the business. The marines Would Wave away any of the No. 7 or No. 8 boys in the resturnnt*, Nrr, l boy ir.ado all the tips and a dime lip there wns pretty nearly three day's pny for u boy. Champagne cost about $8.00 n bottle in the city, but the French would sell it to us at the French arsenal outside the town fur n dol­ lar a bottle. Prohibitionist* bver here ought to be interested in the fact that when tho marines landed, there wns a two jeu r's supply of beer in Tientsen. It lasted three moths. The Marine cor|H always lived up to the highest ideal* of the service while over there. There was the usual good natured joshing and good times; hut never anything DOG IS LONESOME LONDON, May, 1.— (1 N>S)— “Duff,” a huge m astiff which else, " *• was for many years the pet of the Hon. Elsie Mnckay, is feeling kern* COMMIT SU IC ID E ly the loss of his mist it s *, who wag lost in nn attempt to fly the Atlantic Ocean with Captain W. G. R. Hindiffe. Ever since she started on the flight, the dog* has gone whining about the house in search of her. Misa Mackay had five dogs, but committed suicide by flinging "D u ff” wns the favorite.^ Members of her family declare themselves beneath a descending iron curtnin, said an Exchange 1 ____ „ that all attempts to reconcile the telegraph dispatch from Moscow. dog to his mistress’ loss nre un­ availing. Tiny patients of the Sunshine Home for Blind Babic* in London Hungary has only about .1,000 bnve organised their own jaxx factories but this Is 1,000 more hand. than it had in 1018. Champion National Change Week—May 6 to 12 Install Laney’s E . F irst St CHAMPIONS now! N C E ag ain C h a m p io n re. minds you th at to enjoy per. fact engine perform ance durini the next twelve months you should in sta ll a co m p le te n ew act o f spark plugs now. - - , AIT'&ir* manufacturers recom m end and hundreds o f thousands o f motorists nrtr changing spark plugs every year to insure better and m ore econom ical car operation. Y o u should renew even Cham pion Spark Plugs, which give m uch better service for a m uch longer period than any other spark plug. FOR SALE Dring The Children Out To See Them B*prrt l*Un» n»vln(, lliuillnx, t rialInK. ShlpplHK.*tl*r Truck KsrllMln I'knnr wen 200 Si. Mnplr A*e. RALPH W. LOSS1NG Mgr. MONEY T O LO AN On improved City properly at 7 per cent. * 3 to five year 5 to 20 y ear loans on good business property. Prescriptions Filled Promptly SANFORD BOND AND MORTGAGE CO. And Accurately 112 E . Second St. If you have used your spark plugs more than 1 0 ,0 0 0 miles, a new set of depend* a b le Cham pions will noticeably improve power and speed an d save their cost m any times over in less gas and oil used. Make Cham pion N ad on al Change W eek —May 6th to 1 2th —your yearly rem inder to install a com plete new set o f Cham* plons. A ny one of m ore th an 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 dealers will be glad to serve you. Turning out the finest money’s worth you ever found in a m otor car in all your born days O H IO A BUICK lea ds th e fa sh io n p a ra d e But Buick leads any other d*1** can in ita field in do!, tar for dollar sales; and this tremendous volume makes possible unequalcd value. You may as well have a fine car, when you con buy it at B u ick’s p rice. S m a r t youthful—colorful—Buick leads the fashion parade. rT'OD%\Y*S Chandler is man!festly theresultofadetermincd aim to build the very finest motor cars it is humanly possible to pro­ duce within a price range of $995 to $2195 • • * And you have no doubt heard about Chandler being the first car in A m erica to adopt Westinghouse Vacuum Drakes • • • But we ask you » * * have you tried these new brakes? Chandler motor cars have long possessed a good reputation and world-wide good will * * * But never »»- never be/ore in Chandler history has a new model shown such advancement over previous models as these new Sixes and Royal Eights of today • • » They make C h a ttie r by all odds the easiest and safest car to control you ever knew * * * With the mere weight of your tiptoe you can stop today's Chandler much quicker and more smoothly than any car equipped with hy­ draulic or mechanical brakes - - - We have not only made these cars extremely beautiful, but magnificent - • • not only smart, but fashionable • • • not only dis­ tinctive, but distinguished. And who hasn't heard of Chand­ ler’s famous “One Shot’’ central­ ized lubricating system? It’s a wonderful convenience - - - With­ out stirring from the driver’s seat you can lubricate the entire chas­ sis simply by pressing a plunger. Under the hood, more power ' ' ' an increase in the capacity and range of the high-compression Pikes Peak engine principle * • • just to make $ure that Chandler performance shall continue to re­ main unchallenged! Smart*** l l o u t h f u l *Colorful** Luxury like this ordinarily Chinchilla Steeles. New Zealand Reds, New Zealan W hites Younif and old Stock O ■V coats a thousand dnll. ______ * A $10,000,000 Plant the ALLrAMERICAN+ SIX iI ' CITY TR A N SFER & STORAGE CO. ‘The Friendly Drug Store Sanford VTever a ro a d too lon g fo r 1 AT LAKE MARY straig h t loans on residences. A ny C ham pion dealer w ill gladly render free Spark Pin Inspection Service during Cham pion National Change Wee Fashionable throngs . . . sparkling motor can . . . and standing out like a frock from Pads—today's Buickl Fleet, low lines, sug; ro c k e t-lik e getaws unrivaled power » . . * fag colon, vivid and •a the harmonies o f j . . snd soft, rich tf, delightful to eight Citizen’s Mass Meeting Tuesday Night City Hall CRYStAL LAKE RABBITRY • T O L E D O , * Doing nwny with the dangerous jog of the tender, a new target bo* Ing tried by the French army has in apparatus for display'ng, sig­ nals showing exactly where the projectile struck. Wherever you m ay go. From M aine to C ali­ fornia. From Canada to the G ulf. T he length and breadth o f thia great A m erican con tin en t < • . never u road too long for th a A ll-Am erican Six. F or, above all else, i t ’a reliable. I t ’s aturdy ’• • » b u ilt to endure . . . proved by pitllcoa tearing on Generul M otors Proving G round. T h e re 's long life in every uaac/nbly . in every vital part. In lt« big aelf-adjugting, st-lf-vcnriluting clu tch . . . ita em oothablfting trunainisaiou . ' . . ita perfectly snatched conn ecting rod assem blies . . . ita deep, rugged fram e. Great qualities - * - Great fea­ tures » - * Great automobiles - - The very finest cars it is humanly possible to build within a nrice J, When you set out In an A ll-Am erican . . . no m u tter bow fur or bow fuat you m ay drive . . . you cun be aurc o f rearhin g your d estin ation . . . in hufrly, in co m fo rt, an tim e ! Sanford Fla BUICK SEMINOLE MOTOR CO REVIES GARAGE SANFO RD BUICK CO 4 p„ . . v 208-212 Magnolia Ave. Sanford Fla, ALgAMERICAN SIX or I* ' m r u o oduuccTt gen ne er a l NEW ROYAL EIGHTS u o t o is motors »<L*P. * P .T -i* NEW INVINCIBLE SIXES �y it6 n im y ^ \t t m v V *--** •••• • (L eg al A ds) nomination A b a b y bolt-cat. th ojip; | by ;; m o th e r ii.; gju> w as o -fi:«.*i: while cropslnpr th e S.sm' .i ,] * d . ;i . d'J R trail lael nlgltt .1 , , •iml Vronirht to Snt:iY :d t, t KJoruIn P o w e r & IAf*ht < mp.-i employe;! driving the- c a r -v j»jc; scared th e bij- e a t. U ' 1 , *• I.I ■•!•* -. p.l. • a, ’ * T h e m o th e r c a t iva ;!;. •.i v ‘ ■the twd inun a t y i r iih*.- I 'i I j L the ljitt,, n (bijJ.mjriii'ilti.i: t . t h j s to r y th e y told S. A. Hive, m! whom they nave thi-ii-.jia.il. Vlv-A sltiil thV'-M-.hf : Of th- i.- e: •• e h i:. h : llio mojhi-r in the n M ,1 n" t!ir' roStl iiiid I h a l 'i l 'r lu b y ..ttA.-.-r In h er mouth. Shn drnjii ! ii and fled inl-> fim mult-Thrush. T h e y ju rnpid mu n f tin' e a r and rHUjjhi the Ifittbrn r.-Ivieh was only XV I ...: IN A IlHVl.t:, • • riplaluunt«. • n few days old atnl.tiiudile to run. i ' ‘ i Mil i*t*u11 Sya l.) A s th e y e a t : i n ! ii t • thy e a r, l l v m o th e r cam e ,>.it o f tho b rush and Rove eht! t. but th - y j[u 'h e ca r s tiiile d anu . - . a [ e i i l u r . Th e bn')}" c a t tml. y n i.i In inp fed fr.uii : boltli iti.d Mr. Hive will a tte m p t to to tam e it. m Uihcp-lnid Mid subtle strutcu.v fei:J the .MeA.loo win ft of the Civ hauling down its flat:, a* Lgpliftcd by AVnbh’s stutenieiu fiitlidravval. TARPON SP K IN C S * luU-r* Ccuslnl I Icvi-lopment t'o.u|u'i\ I . drill i m wells fo r ^ii-i . e | oil !n this immediute vieiafly. wk ” *v‘ f .v* ^ , . •«# >> .t t . '1 .1 . I .t J .,| I nirllUl. ( |il i**ii •i • hit!i ■ o n hi ii m ' i-t ill J r v i ’iiin I . . . ' I n •O' I ' ..I *MI 1>A Tl ' VV t 1 I I ;*H. 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I ' l U . v n t.\, i -.-r.-tniiiir» ' o - i n u n . ,n n r i l m.lCATION l\ ' ■ i, l I l V I M H I l i V i y . _ , eVl ■ l*;V*l if I t " i f.iVkllVS^TiV' l l l .t IVM.I.V I i,-. IKil»t'e • '■ »•«*• '■ ' l l ft s,ii It -1 l; - in. _ | . njijllliv 11IIIr .1 . . I . ........ I........V.’. I . leem.lU. J<4 -tie. '"i *7 a ■* ,*nils!* ! n ■r* (»*>.*• t-» 1T1*'«*ft* t • W IDERS A V ER Carried ‘I5y' P.f?/fh (l.aM l Ails) < m ay Highest Milk, Cream and Fruits only are used in MAJTSir.\W* 1 X #otir i It’s ihe’icteil for hot days,. ** * ^ Special for this week-end; our Fresh Fruit Strawlim'j' and Vanilla Brick Urn;'’’ utiublo to stop the New f i . n i ' ii'librm u.'h the d e b tffi.le , il i>(jelU be possible to I1 . 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( 'Imtiyr t i n t * 1 Si cif1 t!ie .lapaip-se to j \\[ \ 1 1 in ■lb. i l l y , bill they ii do (tl, e in bushy ud vie s i ! * ' 'Infureem.'nts will J ' .lupmiese e ffe c t ■An Ku in about t |(l.(ltll) Cliinese. ,n Motor Fuel THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK I' r n ;•(• FLO R ID A A p r il H r. •S's c m ' , May Tl, (IN S ) ■iy iniil ii|ruin.--l Hislmp I Me( Mini'll of |be Mi theo|>al vliuieb lo.lined tu.i p. biflty ns t! e ipimll,,,i . inl j-niifi-reiu (> of llie " .e l m fj j( s fifth day’s !t t i i ; B Ilf Minliop Ant n jr l I* -iii'unc. e b n m t i l vv lb j(, 'tnl'Kl M.nrttK-l iii ib c udlbin^ •" "" " f l-i w im alread y k un r" ’l-‘ l - h ud cl. i-(| dotiiH and iii1 1,1 la*l a week, liit-liop " " ' l **f I'itt.-buiKb ic !« ' u-1 ' 1*'i I k v . lii-.irpc A. ( uuiib ti n*!iuri. I bd., w it)i ituilmltniiV | 1 '■ il".i fniliiiu it, iipji ifc n y "IT • I i - v i . In f i . h i , * v / *~ki ti | ceii- 1 ' . i i r i . j., t i ' . nr.? inolincii u> mhiiniiiat * 1t ' a i - o . T h e y poH i o u t Mr. B . D ear Old Time Gospel Message . Kverybpdy Melcome. BHn?r I he sick and afflicted. At. the Full (lospel Tabernacle. State Iliiflnvay and Oak Street Comei D y tfo rt, R o T in in y D a y to n a * () P . C a li' A ^ en t Com pany, B o u ch , F lo r id a . P io a u o l e t U r no v e ry m uch my sp eed f o r t r i a l s on c o n g r a tu la tio n s , X mo w o u ld y o u r lilto m o to r’ f u e l cu sto m a ry f o r u sed in h as le d h',, ” '* 1 11 a 'hdcRati* to tho coti*' lll“* hm* nu - t h inline' on tho ‘•'•‘ i " floor. Ill» d if f e r e n c e s J " 11 'h"!> McConpell, they my to T R IP L E X , L !O T O R me me FUEL to A g a in , ru in o u s I to n a n n o r and L o ach . r e c e iv e d a r c A ls o , y o u r b u t w o n d erfu l th o you p le a s e s e t t in g t h i s l e t me m e r its ^ o f a curluad cei-tfl s u c c e s s G u l f R n o t 1 h ad n e w ,W Q y ltl?s my m o st v ery e f in in g t r u l w ^ tfi C c c c *id t e x te n d I r is h I iiT B T ~ ii| i s th e p ro d u cts c o mme n d a t i o n . Beginning Sunday Evening ?.lay (Jlh. jrow an y on o f Y o u rs * iin d l e t t e r into a R- y o u r I t o f ii .m • n ' V 1111 0 11 d octrinal L . , '* * '>' bad ibirinu' lln d r.rtu d l*ir. ‘l^ * . l " Kt'l her in Ibnitoji T t i c i b'Tilb Hry. ticini, LVr , r l hecii notified ofu .' ° r ui»y cliHrti'imdV !* ^ ^ n e f l v'nid t.May r t l o W , f' , ! *p,,|lm'd to dijratfy y o u (U u *in & Company m a rk e tin g . th o th o tn -in ic in c to d a y . c o c g r u tu la to you o r c o -o p e r a tio n e x p lo it in w r ite th in o o .r v ic o / 3 v / h ich w o n d e rfu l N 0 -1 I0 X I lC c c y ou r h o a rty * ^ Ij % ; U n ' . I - ( A ii0 4 . ;). f . 'M r f ^ i v t b , V �fA G E-rm m iib k Kl p , b a n f o r p ; f l w i d a The Sanford lieraKd D-DID S A T t m D A Y M A Y 3/ ttQS> ^ ii* *) oiwiiiAilidifin Itniec^cd'lin • > .the Treasury. The taxpayer la — I'Mlillahrd e m n n r r s M s S|>rM ’* Vobberf whbn his contribution* Is'dl-*' S is S s r a l Kimfiiril, 1’lurlds. 1 I I I 1I m i i « I I i A t r s s r , n a tio n a l verted trt any special'class or conw R s ln r l »• «r r »»il H « » » r e s ltrr munity. If the citizens of the' O rliib rr 3T, IBIW. a l (h e 1'o . lu lf lr r Ml Hnitfuril, I'lnrl.ln, under act o f United States could visualize the Cangreo* o f Mnrrh a. IKST. shameless selfishness that actu­ ates such scheme* os the McNnryHaugcn hill they would take dras­ tic action ngninst the legislators *7.1X1 Mra. Clark I). 3tcarnH of Cocoanift Grove and made public by who betray them by trying to M.an legislation. force through •i.rs the friends of Mrs. Owen :n Miami. Mr. Coolidgc’x address Is a plain ru.t3 '‘If I wore n Democrat I should certainly be proud to intimntion that he will do all in vote for the daughter o f William Jennings B ryan ,” l Mr. Ids power to frustrate these raids Bnrron says in his letter, “not only because she must ihnve upon the Treasury. Inherited and been trained in m any good principles of The President’s' broad view of Dc rloGrpcy, but because she is herself, a npble woman of American ‘Conditions was supple­ gre it moral worth and uiiusunl capacity‘.for Service In pub­ mented J i y tile observations of Mrs, Alfrod J . ’ 1 Rrosscau, presi* lic ifc. ' "If it means anything to have women in our national del-general of the l>. A. It., in her coificils the Democracy of this country could not find Mrsi opening nddHcss.' She spoke for: the nanhood as well ns for the Owen’s superior. womanhood of America when she ___ "She is ambitious to serve her pnrty and her country, denounced "destructive idens re­ •mninfrii n,lf* 1 think she should have, and will get, th at opportunity garding home, religion and Gov­ rW rrJV liv.W ashington.” ernment,!’ The heart of America This statem ent coming from such a man is illustrative is found, and tho country is moving of the respect in which Mrs. Owen is held and of the in­ in the right direction, hut minor­ SATURDAY, MAY fluence which will bo hers outside of her own district. Mr. ities composed of immoral, atheis­ B IB L E V E R SE FOR TODAY Barron is a Republican and was in disagreem ent.w ith m ost tic and pacifist elements are of Mrs. Owen's fath er’s political principles, yet he can nprending po^cn to the best of their ability. They are all of a I »irt* ■I *s» f*,s " H I s o lid It MU J * Mt t n . It I l.niOl . | 1*1- I .in r slf '« * M V -■.III** -i . .11 , ollbM 0 I 1; recognize the value o { sending such a woman ns Ruth B ryan Owen to Congress and feels th at Mrs. Owen while being a "chip off the old block,” hns qualities of her own which arc entirely different from those principles pro- •: IfTTf ,Mlfd, and they ftock ^gctbn r, Thu svrruptcra of ynulh_do nliC houC-r Taw* to lie, as the,puqiD^ts do; und \ 'RRi.-OI!Wl* f 1 V OtA renegadiv- *>f religion lose their — attachment to home and country I Rackets of tvan gubcrnitlor: •j nun iir w when they lose their God. , candidates have advised t: t.i g I t Ji;*u to c*» wheat iw ).'.-•■• • t •Vil The D aughter of the American ! onto the haml'.va ;on. lhi- v Revolution are iff 11 fortunntc pos­ can't rid:* two lioniiws: <a. at J . j 'l l " ' Im n d i'it ition to combat the triple-headed same time. Some candidate:! “.cm tni nil fee . • V evil that manifests itself in im­ to hi able to riiie two vchii I any appoint!. • 1 . I ;,iin morality, atheism, and pacifism. if going in the opposite ilircitintr.; artV iv . V. I ;v r The society, is organized, and cati i hut they urc more nimble crcat,.r. not arc nVd •.1 >■ express the common will 0 r Amer­ I than the average man. m atter whom i,r l.e. U’e I ican women from Miiinu l i Cali­ tig* next gin *'i*ti. r I < Uc.iidja as n hoy, we got mute fornia. Iz t it stand whore the fore­ >1 fr.n running along hesid? the c im r i o ambition t 1 I fathers stood, and fight to hold < »It bandwagon laughing at tin* clown ' cnor" except a an whnt they fought, to win. In the may'he. \tV are ' t •'• t '■■rated up1 ' there than v e r d f fetid atmosphere of siackcriam, |niitic i, mid ■ if dy d ' 'pacifism, atheism, and imported possibly liu v tf'jo ltin ' iiilxilij,*' up in letpnpf r pul I: -h"* >« h with th*'i'i. \Vo’ feel that way {morality it is refreshing to w e pc ajilc of the stu'u n i * n il in American womanhood banded in about tlir political hniujw a g o n . Theiiis nu'ic fun patching ;'i • ideftion of their c riiei da i- •* the good old-fashioned cause of ::t :ife i imlusitm < l. d i ' antics from the ground. r.ithc r •tjsm polltn I ■t t i n Why should any free self ic p "i ing Aint rican citizen he iiitluci: ' ! ii’> . liil tho.pdi f i i 1 'n . The motorist who careful is, nm; in his voting by tin* prohahd' > Relieving as we do thai : > 1 live long in the driviigf hiz— Ai of a winning bandwagon? is lj. important to the la'.-n * bnny Herald. good citizen will he infiiicnccil I ? ii,i dale that they- und. I the clamor of the crowd or tb. d a carefully andmake r; ri Uuhlo in ‘ The reason why they cull IheOi gestinnilations of the nan on top r iill - oil filling stations i.: heenure all towns th.e blind wagon. It is a m atter of i.illiPr til,'tn Otl “clf-rorvjn.: <i are being filltriJ wilh thj*m—Bruns­ principle with the good citizi n ;i •I n "it * nf rniitiidntr« m : t he would rather cast his into for . l> :>I.- :■ wh ■ have axes !*■ t wick Pilot. iiTHK BANoA'AM- we shall ntay «»ff tho Iqiu|*^ of any d M irin td ; I , mUaJ ■j <>i: Iniftpendcnlly. WoMtathar1 *'l;Tn than title will. ,l!|. 'And th a ip fjp lo hnd I., tv , i^ e lain of tcldr cnndi<! »t.. r.nwti t<> he sorry later. Tin* situation Florida is <*iio calling fof :■ t ,r , unbiased judgment. .A mj*uk« the govi rnorshlp will he \n»^i ivnchinir thnn will appear on tM( thought. The fillin ' f th? depends very largely on wha done in the Juno primary. A bj wagon joy ride n< ini jht t disastrously. B etter lay offt^ wnpons, dcur voter. Tick Tocl Carlton and Iiutluuvay ait busy as ever trying to convn the people that neither of them lit to lie a governor of Hoti We would not go sis far ns t£ but it is o fro u rse an absolute neither has any record of ac« plishtncnt in public affairs ti ranting his election to that n I it;h office. — St. IVtinba 'I t m e s . Sanford’s hull tcnln seems to he gathering strength and hecoinlng more and more worthy of support. Y es, politics does make strange bcd-fcllows, ami sometimes a good many blankets nre necessary to cover up. Peculiarly. wrote, "Why should 1 llsti what you -saj'rTt’hrn^IfW Jlf^ speaks so much louder?" The old-fushiuned man culls *pocketbook n ' ‘wallet’’.—^Florida HiiritT nnil tho larger nowspapora ami magnzinus Time*-Union. While most moddrn country nre among tlto.so tlmt* have 'cwIpmeU I men refer to It as a-vacuum, ktntcfiman. *' * All of thi’HC things should impress tlu* minds Norman S. Stone Live CnmJi- tors of tin* Fourth Florida D istrict th at they have i ilnto For County Judge—head­ lunity of obtaining the highest sort .of congrussiom line ih Ft. Monde Leader. What by sending Ruth Bryan Owen to Congress. They si Jdnd are you tmed to down there? pass it by. * Lindbcrg says there is no truth in tho rumor about his plans for a hop to Europe this summer. Hathaway stock rose to unprecedented height s yeslerThat young gentleman continues to show his good sense. day when I)r. Mackenzie withdrew from the gul lernatorial Mackenzie Withdraws Among those who attended the Rhrine Convention, in addition to "Goof” Boyle, wns William 8. Brock, one o f the fliers who took the “Pride of Detroit" uruund the world. Al Hmitli zuppnrt.*i» an- jubi­ lant but Al Smith has nut made the required two-thirds majority y et; ntul McAdoo in the I’. '- l con­ vention ut one time had mme li. lc gales tliun Smith now hits, hut wasn’t nominated. !nu. he... would — .........e legitimate race and announcedi that use every to aid in the election of the Road De­ means he possessed .............. 1 ‘ is governor of this state. The .strength purtment chairman of no candidate in any nice with which we are fam iliar has suffered so many fluctuations as has that of Dr< Hatha>r\< way. , nnouncemciYtp'im onzounl ,u f ,, buy A i t no tithe of Ids a record as a road builder andhis stale wide popularity, he shot. Shortly afterw ard, was. almost a hundred to mu ante out with bis famous however, when Doyle Carlton waver. A ml when the nucharges, the market began I >.i lieinm bis Mieei li-making table Doctor took the slump campaign, il dropped out of i With almost superluimai retrenching, bolstering liimsi come-back. At first ussumin thou”— ors at least, as holv to take any notice of these d tented himself with such ref wrong ?” ------ ICiU»eg-4 ho-+n^eeD*m-<*t— Emory S.. Martin, candulule foi comptroller, came in to see us F ri­ day. We gathered from what he had to any that he if a supporter of Sidney J . Cat Is. W’e earnestly urge all the C alls followers to Vote for Mr. Marlin. Mrs. William I .yon .I,Ii»'I|>h, ii ColonirjF ,'biinc. anil wife of tlu* : howl uf i* .' English lU'parlmuni <>1 ’ Yolo University, recently r«„* signed from the D. A. It because she believes it is time, she says, "to resign te piutcst our patri­ otism." The thing fur the gubernatorial candiilutcs to do is to get together and formulate some plan tor the decisive defeat of Uutts. We buliotntiie only way this cun he done is fo r some of them to wit lull a * (yid If they hlneerely have the welfare, of Flor^Uu Pt heart some of theip Ernest Amos, stfile controller; oral a visitor in Ocala yesterday. Mr. Amos is closely confined >.» h it office in Tullehassee l»y 8fficial duties hut occasionally finds time to get away over the weekjend to visit with his frlendj in 'various p ails of the stale In fur* thtraiue of his cumiiducy for reelection und say* he receiving assurances on every hgnd that the people of Florida will give him a substantial majority tn the June primary. Marion county will unundoubtedly express Its confidence in Mr. Amos’ administration at the June primary, the general public having a a epted the iceorumcndation df its liankeis, all n( whom ■ tire s. G et rid «*l th e r i 'k <d Id m v -o u t-, skids an» in n irtu re s w h ich i;nint'.,froui d riv in g w orn tin -ju s t as y o u ' tu rn in*' a n 'o ld a u to m o b ile fo r ; new o n e — you ra n now " h in t in v o u r used lire fo r new (ro o d rie h S il\ e rlo u n s. N o T u t k c a n ( ) m :i t Y o u m o iti;! No tin1 can oft"t*r von more than you *iri in fre.-h new Goodrich SilvtTlowna. — trr— hi campaign, or an awakening on his part, has recently im pulled him to take notice of charges against his record il «*I'fi..,. \'ni imlv Ims la* nrocured the services of men win lean talk to take tho stump in bis hclialt, i> prepared a \ e i v complete eireular which tically all of the ( ’at Hon charges. We now, H athaw ay’s word against ('ailtonV . this cam lint nothing vvhii b has happened so la destiny paigo lias had so powerful an efte d in Hath t a great as Dr. M ackenzie’s slalcnicnl yestertlav. v1 many other things, he said: "A grave crisis lias arisen in the politic this, our beloved state. No nation, in pnlili thereof can truly prosper which turns awt wickedness from God. tlie giver of all prosper 'gubernatorial candidate, in his platform, pn wide the gates of destiny in Florida to the > that prey: |o put its future into the selfish el of (iu> children of the dark. Tlmt righteou perish from this flowcrland. Unit evil forces the m iiis of healthy growth and decency, 1 } the opportunity to patriotically rise above and political ambitions to do my utmost in clean movement for the common good.” Dr. Mackenzie is well known in this section of the state, while hitherto Hathaway's strength has been the weakest and Carlton followers prevail in greatest num­ bers. Had Dr. Mackenzie rem ained. jit the race he un­ doubtedly would have received a substantial vote in this county. As it is. in view of the l.eeslmrg m ayor’s un­ sullied reputation for honesty and his support of Dr. H atha­ way, many citizens will be inclined to discount much which lias been said against (lie Road Department. No tread has a stronger, firmer grii) on wr.l lavements or on muddy country road in n i in your uni tirrs nore, No tre.1t! gives you greater freedom from uneven, choppy wear, than you get in the famous hingecenter tread of Goodrich Silvertow ns 4:t ( -uni prices, nf any G ood­ rich d ealer's ti lr r e ytnt sec IIr.s M^ru No lire lias tougher ruhher than Silverlowns— heeaiise tliey are cured from iu>itle and outside both hy the Goodrich Water Cure. Ami no tire has more uniform strength than the carcass of GtMMlrieli Silverlowns— made from eortls, which are accurately matched for stretch, and ruhber-i/.cd to protect them from internal friction. A HGSINI.SS P RO PO SI TI ON FO R US — FOR Y o ir Thorn is always a market for used tires— re-eondilioned or re-treaded. If we get them before they blow’ out, wo can get the money out of your old tires but i f you let them blow out— they’re only worth "ju n k ” prices. Turn in your old tires now, for good prices, at any Goodrich dealer's where you see this sign.. z" 'itI H ,», v i m AMERICANISM WA8IIIKGTON COST p e l ft*i n t e d public service when he reniindcd tiie country, through Ids address to the Daughters of the American Revolution, thsOft^nv United 511110!. niUPt stiuifLl|Mi the Imnidatkms laid by. iU TJpifljer.t if it is t'i> bn* dure. He m.nicd' local self-govern­ ment as the inspiring principle of the Revolution, and he exhorted his hearers to op pose the modern tendency to drift avyuy from that principle. The growth of bureau­ cracy, tlu- attempt of selfish inter­ ests and sections to obtain s|K*ciui fovorr frodi the Government, tlu* den'*mU'fnais the Governmont shall go fnfo liusiness, the readiness of the Ktates to soil their independ­ ent# for a Goeernnieut nppmnria•!U . ___ ..Il i Ia V a! . Z .. i und* menu'* rulo thst maJo and \ G et c re d it for all th e u m i-e d m ileag e in yniii vuntiigus-jluu'uub the Govcnimviit lMliti< ai CuMltTpuvS been formed wideh have for their oliject * tlu* granting uf favors to groups and communities al the expense of tin* whole people. The MeNnry-lluugen hill fulls within this category, and while Mr. Coolidgt* did not. men­ tion it, there cun he no doubt that Ite hud it in mind us one of the most vicious examples of the per­ version id governmental functions. It is an attempt to place the United States Treasury behind a separate industry, so that this in­ dustry shall be financed by all other industries and all other clas­ ses of citizens. . C.** E. M Y E R S, PR E SID E N T CORNER FIR ?! AND EL *• • Jum id UUiwoHjja/HTiwu. 1’ aOtV ftvayo11 1 y < V**^U'.*- - w! AJSFORD FLORIDA �U r f n» *,'Wf,' vjr* \ w ■"’■*; * - ' ; tjjg.-1 I ' -U U G - \ - THE SANFORD H ER A LD , SANFORD, FLO RID A, k t 'The Chuches HO. V ( ROSS CHURCH |Office Telephone 148 SIRS. F R E D , S. D A IG ER , Society Editor Residence TcL 37. ---- -, (W elfare Department Hathaway Appoints j Entertains Woman’s’ Derby County Aide ! Club On Wednesday Clyde Derby, Sanford eltlien Social 11Calendar ’ Merchants' o f , FWbounx*, '.Aua- „ tralia' have itaH rd fV fh a d fet" t h r ' * LONDON, May & — (IN S )— unemployed. Engaged eight year* ago— than JA C K SO N V ILLE — * 1.000,001 a break through fore* of circum­ new St. Vlncent’a Hospital at fool stances ending In one o f the par­ ties sailing fo r Am erica— and now of Barra S treet opened. Madeleine Seymour, well-known •M. ltl actress and Philip Strange, actor, 4|it are to be reunited. E g h t years ago the couple ware ■4 playing in "W ho’a H ooper?" at'th e I Ilf.’ AdelphI Theatre, London. There was a secret engagement then, Ilo«t Glboon • ■ but it was broken off, and ■ Strange, who had previously been * e*4C1, In c..l an officer In the G reiiad er ( * n i. Guards, sailed for America, where "TUB TRICK O F H E A im r . he rose from an unknown actor to I, . . I S|I»M rl ••>•» #1 ■* .1a prominent film star, becoming -KING OF THE JUf*GLK7 * %* .l-l Pola Negri’s leading man. **N'8 Ijist month he returned to Eng­ ••J i•«i.-, * land. lie met Miss Seymour again "KOKO THE KID r■»»t«H OH H *«, and they fell in love all oWr ’ » *.t, . j , ON' again. They will lie married in Linden before Strange returns to America to fulfill his tnov'.c en-1 gagements. --------who spoke for Dr. Fons A. Hath­ The regular monthly business away at the political rally at Al­ Y. HAS MEETING meeting of the Woman's Cluft tamonte Springs this week, today was held on Wednesday aftcr- announced his appointment as the Thursday night. May " r J . a noon with a good attendance. In road chairman's campaign mana­ Community Program was held at the absence of the president the ger in Seminole County. Mr. Derby The members of the Tuesday the Longwood City Hall under the meeting was presided ov er.o y said he would take charge of the auspices cf'th e Y. M. C. A. Pioneer Duplicate Bridge Club were guests Boys of IxingWoud. the first vice-president, Mrs. C ar­ Hathaway campaign here immed­ of Mrs. Roy Chittenden, Tuesday rie G. Willis. . C. D. Wolfe, County Y. M. C, A. iately. ”1 feel sure,” he said, "that evening at her home on Evans ‘Reports from all departments the people of Seminole County who Gcniral Secretary, was introduced Street. SATURDAY and chairmen showed that the have heard Dr. Hathaway s]>eak Quantities of gailardia and ferns by Major Walker of Longwn d. Mr „•« Suiry Hour a t 10 work uf the "club is being carried will be only too glad to back my FIR ST METHODIST CHURCH were used in decorating the rooms Wolfe then took charge of the fidtt the I-iDrary lowing program, which was enjoy­ on a.-- -planned, and the year’s effort to have this county choose Jtpr* G. vharon will enter- where the members assembled for ed by a large gather ng: work. which is drawing to a close the right man in the race for gov­ W. P. Buhrman. Pastor. the games. 7membtrs of the Saturday Introduction, W. .<. K ntim ingcr; This is the i losing day o f our will be closed most satisfactorily. ernor.” When all the boards had been bridge Club. Demonstration of Pioneer Kit - revival meeting: large audiences Announcement was made of the played, scores were added and it MONDAY was found that Mrs. George ual, Longwood Pienctrs. under and very helpful scrvVes nre ex­ minting of the County Federa­ FINDS NEW LIQUOR pected l.y ail. Dr, Bridgers will tion of Woman’s Clubs which will E'f Mif denary Society of Knight, Mrs. La .Verne Hurt, Mrfs. directron of Bob Eddington. Community Singing. preach ni both the morning and be held in this City an Saturday Christian Church will W alter Coleman and Mrs. Harry EDINBURGH, May 5— (IN S )— One-Act Comedy, Luther Davis evening h lun, and Lynn Elder* May PJth Hanford Woman’s A new liqour called Drambuie, jlr -. II. E. Weekly at 15. Lewis were holders e'f highest and David Van Ness, of Sanford. .dge will ring. Club wi l 1*. the. hostesses. produced in Scotland from a 200* kr Avenue, at .1:00 o’clock, stores,, nnd were presented dainty Address on Y. M. C. A. Wi ik. At the c'.ose of the business year-old rreipe, has ju st made its .Sunday school, t*:30 A. M., R. W. attendance is desired. . j hand made handkerchiefs. II. C. Du Bos*, of Sanford. sessi.ui, the program for the af* appearance on the tables of conWan Superintendent. Later in the evening the host­ r business meeting of the Community Singing, UTi'.oott which, was arranged by noi.teure. ess served refreshments of brick Preaching, 11 A. >L. by Dr. .Table tennis in England has he* 'i Guild of the Holy Cross. Saw Solo, Harold B’.-oth i f devotional J the Music anil W elfare depart­ 'ice cream anil angel food mhc. . Epwortii league The recipe for Drambuie was come so strenuous that, those over ,1 Church "will be held at ment.-- was greatly enjoyed..“Tri* giving to one ef the Mnckinnons 1 40 are regarded ns being too eld Those enjoying this- interesting Sanford. * Luther Bridger-. ■cjy t at the Pari-h House. Black Face Act, Jam es Steaklej ' uniphal March,” by Harriet Ware of Skye by n follower of Prince for first-rank players, .game were Mr>. M. S. Wiggins, mettitigs, 7 P. M. Organ Club will meet at Mrs. Hurry H. Lewis, Mrs. Char­ and Harry Tiller nf Pm la. E\itiir.g preaching .-ervice, 8 was sung by Mrs. Leak, Mfs. t'bailie in 1745. It has been a scCommunity Singing. t ef Mrs. 1. E .'E strid g e on les E. Henry, Mis. W alter S. Colelough and Mr*„ B. C. Hoore rrx-t ever since- It is composed of BriJgers. Pyramid Build ng. Eighteen iflle Avenue. accompanied by Mrs. Seth Wood- 1 0;,| whiskey, heather lioney and Coleman, Mr-. Ralph W ig h t,,Mrs. u’clork: srnnot) by , Dr. Luthet ruff. This song ha*-- been adopted herbs. - “t • TUESDAY C. Benson. Mi.-. George W. Sanford Boys. 3 J’.- 11 Mixing Games. Everybody. Drambuie is a contraction of tlie We dnesday,' by the General Federation and Prayer meeting! C A Douglass will e n te r Knight and Mrs. La Verne H urt.’ At the eonelusii *i nf the pro­ Gaelic "An Dram Huidhcad” which — ' ‘ is being -ling by all flub-. lurch* a at one o’clock at gram, twenty gallon- of chicken Mrs. \V. p. Stone, on of Son- i signifies th e J ’drink that •satisfies*." T. A. Meets ixe "Tli*- Dines,*' on Sanford CONGREGATION AL t HI III It pilleau were served to the adults ’ * 317 W . F ir s t S t. ford's most gifted readers de}„ coring Mrs. Donald P and ice cream for the children, the ►I arid member* of bath C orn orP aik Avenue and 3rd S t. . liclited the audience with two sel’ , On Thursday afternoon the reg- refreshments Wing provided by the j arid mwly elected board f ulai meeting of the West Side | Base Ball Team id Long wood. lie*. John Bctnard R"ot, Minis­ I petions. The first was one of the 1 Ptiirod stories ami the la-t "The rsif the Woman'.- Club. ter Parent Teachers Association was Church School tt:4f*. Seven Age.- of Man." which was Jt, i nrtm enl of the In hi at the West Side Primary TO GIVE PltlK.RAM given by* special request. Moining Wor-htp 11:00 r.j t ' l ;!. will have re gula r School with the chairmarf Mrs. 1 5irs Stone is a great favorite] Monday Night, May 7th. 7 ;-to P. Speaker A. B. Jo in -. felly bridge p a r ty a t 2:!50 It. M. Lees n presiding. Routine* and her selections always give: ilr Subject, "Near East Relief." [it the (la', house wipi Mr business was carried out when re­ M., a Community Program will bt. held in the Paula S*hou! House, Christian Endcnv -r 7:00 much * i Ira -tiro. A violin deut IMei-.h Mrs Clarke Lcon- ports of tht work done during the South Side Primary School "Dawn of Tomorrow" was the under the Auspic*.- of the V. M. * . Speaker. Rev. R H. Booth. li -Mr* Charles l W e ll Jr.. past month were tead by the offic­ pretty se’ection given by Virgin­ A. Pioneei Boys "f Pada The fol­ Firat Chriallan Church Evening St .vice K:00. ers and n nimittee chairmen. ia McDaniel add’Claude Herndon, lowing program will b,eiijiyeii: Following the business session, ,f the First J Introdueticn, M Hniisrn. accompanied by Elizabeth Clark. i 111 FIR ST CHRISTIAN C lll RCH [). vd will m eii o tjJs.’iO the discussion c f tht- op eretta1 Demon-1ration -of Pioneer RitThe hostesses for the iiftcrn joa “Spring" took place. It was d c -, ! 11 ’ rrh. vverr -Mr*:'’Lrakr-M rs.^^lebsujrh, uni, Paoln Bays, IJe.r Id Ka’-tne*-; eided to present this interesting South Side Seh U<•1 - nf t I're-byter and Mrs. C K. Myers. Dainty rf’‘* a ffa ir on May 1 i at the Junior Leader. 1.tiIi and Palmetto A\e. a; 1 d w ;li have picnic Community Sing ng. freshmen*.- we.-e served during High School Hide School Pit*. A. M. HX.DR, J . C, U O W E U , Fixing Games, Everyb Mr* Fred T. Wil-'d ' ■ will have to know what you are A social P.’MikI followed the bus- i Sermon "Jesu s Wniehing the 1 the s.H-ial half hour that clu-ml Stunt-, The Boy-. i ' i . - ' iiI Lake. All mcm incs- pur* ,,f the meeting at wliiih 200 West (lore Ave. Tli liellt V Comimiiiity Sing ng ’ ■i met t at tin time the ho-te-M - Mis. J . It. How­ Orlando, Florida M. Chi*-tuiii Endeavor 7 nd I*. Saw S!. . Hnio .l R . -t i i t I.. l >t liU K.ard. Mrs." >. i Wilson m l Mr». Evening Svrviit ('ll I*. M fold. tv | UM iSDAY Ambulant P roctology rte-l iifrerhmeiit.* I. haf* -et moo, "Men V\ h * Wnr.tr At t! e i on ■ . f ti pi - and holm mail . il meeting •■( the of In n I. a i gi .im, left i - lim n,', of no go ! ' H. 11.” As an illustration of what can ■ .its meal of 1(u .-ate and cak,- will I e m i \i .1, I he rt • Dr C K. Wyatt "f Daytona ' ltu-im— londitionn in Sanford he done with thin form of treat­ i ' till i.’i ! ii k. 111 -htia -it 11 .ng 1 1 " . id. J I.*, Rea 11 will be ll'.e sjnaker at ho'.h are on the (ipgtadi* in the opinion ment. a dear old lady, age 70. P uli To lla ti Dinner .11 Indie- <f lilt- i otninuiiit. -i 11 li’i - ,tr the day Al .'5:00 P M ,,f A F. F < hurvhividl, *‘»e of the widow of a New England hanker ;.( the Miking The.’ilei f t!ie 12 Churchvvidl ritmr in for treatment complaining oil net Ti,. l.itvl ui e D< pal t no lit >'f of having had a slight stroke W ill’. ! 11,11 ilk I I’" ' I-'.I . II I mid I ecturr Vnnoiiioi- I iH'.'igiu and I l"rid:i Mr. tu n in U m e » Club u ill i i , - , t !. p h I In mo; n Chiir.Jw" I i ami lieie to I ok over crntlv and n hemorrhage in Ihe' la dial i and AI. <•11 s at III Itle111e- <-n I i •it til , li'i'lnii'. food il,-play and mg ai d I.'-citing .-el'viei • will In lh, -itnatoti and anl lie noti.eil a right rye. Her hknwl pressure had' beep as high a* 200 millimeters nf i . t '- f |* 'da..' riel <ntli. is ,t!i .,n Hi lo li-llal n will 1 gi 0 ,.t it hi hi i i tl,,- Suu'.li Side >* 1 ' d i* - ii, at tee. .mpriivenient whlih he Ih1- im-rrurv she was cons rip,* ted (■•Tti,;,! <i ' !.< i Kin h member <'f lb. i ity il.,11 , : h J.ini >r IIigh I • • • 1 \uiliti..... . : ono i, ,i st. Ill !-•' held at 1leviv- » :o-vi » the eity " recovering hud hern for many yesrs. Shr ! •<I a r : nn id ha the privilege •d Illglit I l l ' l l I! Ml Ft l i .11 el •l| l o.l ,u mi.teti to attend these from it- -lump Mr. t luirilivvell had recently gone through a fa­ it:* i11pit one guest. land \ li lot 111-' 'Tl ll ill l-e M l 11 d ■>r \i. e1 ■f tt < M< Mill! I o odious Ili tl-i il -tele heie mous hospital for observation and Tie dinner vi dl lie al l n 1 •d following the ...... I 4’" pin,. a d in" a all \ hi V-a - an O'lleiit O'll m the improve diagnosis and in the end, all they P . i Kd< I1 -u -e *,t -i \i n )ot V atld di .ii 'Us l rat on' 1'I Mi I . iiii. -a I nupt of vyndijjoiis. A -«1 which ^could 1 rIt her was that hrr condi­ n ill be followed by ri program of all those who had < :n ii invtia tion was serious and they could F IR S T B \1T1ST t ’l l I ’RCH lt3F lift*:i 1111hiuufCiI then show.- un recommend only a lax-five. t ".ists with Mis J •-tm Leonanly ii, r •rdi.il! d t, iiuuMi^cd huyinir power among toast mistress. She * i i given a complete diMi y-ur.dav -i honl '.'-."ill A. M. Snilford Reddents. The iiimnuttie in timige of aivulsion of the rectum, her hemor­ 11 M ii ir g Vs11 -hip ami seiinui ( i. ■ rhoids and prolapses of the rectum ,at g, nn ni- eoiiM-i- of Mr.-. Elmer irr le Holds 'Ii 1 1irig \ M ei moil suhji rt. "Light ' r Judge Wallace Wright it turned were treated by the injection D Bail, Mi- It* -I T. \\ illian \ im Darkness of Toduy ami f< r home, Friday fr. in Titusv llc method, shr was given an inter­ r ri, a vi Mrs I led II W Lou. Mr-. R. l.i M -! i limy aide ti wi ! ell \H the T '.la y -" ni. t I In 11 i<| Blownlre and Mj- R A W it -ton. nal mrsllrated hath, and plaeed nn where he has been holding court. ti n -ting meet ng •f the n . ; i „ a special diet. Two days after­ t -in g I*e, pli Unions 7.l-> l!,, Basket. Mt ndu r- wishing iilteml m:ty l uita i Circle of the h i- l I latt -t lamminly teiivis ward her blood pressure was down Miss I tll’*hc Fietan g e ii.ee a ii'elink. 1 ItIDAY ...like i , .-i i vat * *n- f**( ihi insvlier t'burril Was held \\ <-»ir , -<iay e t! i l • 1 l\e llllliUVi - preludv ) loir Sunday evi iiittg fot Palatka where to 110 for the high mark and HO 1 hav e dinner :■( m l guests bv ti I* phoning uny noun at the church with Mr- w r. ( Polee f -r l on-table Kmlmv, slie will spend a week vis ting fur the low mark. She was having Woman's CUl. inembtr o f the committiv i* : i, i e Dunawiiy and Mrs. I. I! I!i igg atwo or ’ hrre natural Imwel move­ Bryan, Smith. Tale. Wilcox, or relatives. . Mr -. 1 . . .1 R May ninth h p tesse.-. ments a day and wraa very happy,! Vnkciy ? I inn r Ball. .Mi The elurk looms Vijiviv tl< indeed, over her grnrral well he-', M u, L. A.— ll.iugla:.— tlluiltfti ;ih;iv ; — mdoiTyP p -t*X T iF ttrm m -X T r .i u r . in her rUhservailVT inj{. tLater, mg was held vv( re I'J Igld i'd |----r et ni'TTT home F r day from Tampa vvlie re New Engl--” ’ «**•' -he said “ I •I eamg Toward the Eternal oa.intdies of Spring lb, Chun h family hour and prayer she s|H'lil a shr,rt time ns the guest think whal y.vu have done for me '•>■ Cross l!p BU D A PEST. May • »1NS > fgrns. of Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Smith. is almost a miracle." Il dd meeting I More than a IhoU-and po'ple uie Mis. Charles F M ai-iiall, ( ili It nueting Wednesday evenin'.' ’s ,’eloek. o i lm I. at tin j still living in the underground city* chairman the presided uvei Mrs. W alter S. Coleman, Miv The First Baptist Church warm­ ] of Budatelt n>, not ar fioni here, in business session when i ■lit lie Hurry 11. Lewis nnd Mrs. George i II inte^taii i.iverm- built be'ieatb a ntnetery. conclusion of busiiu*.*-, tlm meet- ly welcomes visitors, and citizen* D. Bishop left Friday for Tampa J the l.ittiip h iti The caves vvite re-cited to a- ing was tunil'll over to Mrs. u. r . who have no church home. where they will join Mi Coleman home ni l.atire. fai bi.ik ns tlie yeai IS IS during a Moore unil Mrs Sidney J. Nix. wI end-spend the week-end IJI'JS MW bud flood in tiiu regi"«<. Sinee the had churgi of tiie study cliir-s. L ate in thi- aftcrniioii tlutone n soft and i hall. l,ki it vva.v Mrs. J . M. DreMier. wlio ha* Isi’tl Christiuii Science serviced u»c - -4*c« M-rvi it icm on u ili, <ul.i- :• It III t easy to i at ve fiir nil tire as well us the guest of Mrs. M. Kronen -‘l p. L e e In-Id rv e ry Sum lay m oniini; ;ii thu |it:!i holm wbicli. i! -.ml ate vciy riilolw t h o . lie i home .on K. H'lh Ht. for tin U l‘|P W mint tt* h Club. II1Tt Utik A vr, tit last two weeks, left yeaterday* for atl4'miuii'-4< M em bers in warm in wild, i anil tin eoiitrary in Scliaol at 10 Mi> M ar-hull. II o’clo ck : Sum lay Mt>. Churb> F summer, tor home ut Daytona Bench. t inn- o ’clock, S u b ic c t WF fo r to inorr iw : Tli, muyor 4,f tin- little i oiumui, y iiincy .1 Nix. Mi illy delight ful I.. "Adam and Fallen Man." Mrs. Maggie M <rrison nnd in,<> • k VVUS t hill 'if ity inl.abU” the "highi'1 region-." iiwav, Mr- K. J . Ti<> l<*r. Mi V'.edn,-day ev’eliiog serviee- diiugblrr Miss llcrtlia Morrison of I! I'tnigg, Mi- W II Hand. Mr wHen Mr.i. AI living on t f.■ ( ,g wf tin* <aii testimonies "f Fiiliilku umved here Saturday l" Tlie inlaid mortality late i* ii t .dome, Mts. I li Esliulge wJiieh inelude • i ^ u ii'id the Siiuci Bridge i.itlu'1 high b ,t ami .nil longevity Mis. T h Roll. Mrs N. J . Dugg»< Ch.istiun Seieiiee healing are uL" I %ml the week-end ns the guests ,Mis. I 1* llossey. M i-, 15 l, Melh held in the Woman's Club at 7 <-f the former’s si ter Mt- * t,*rk<< ,n Higiil ii J is till' loll- among the intuit *. 1 he principal industry is the culture nf vin. Mis, R II Atoli i -mi, M(- I. *, eloek. lonciturdy tit her home in Mayfair. L. CJnoeh. Mrs. A D. Rns,ei. Mis This Chinch maintains a re<* i l r.igr.inl as- <r: mushroom- in the und*i ground Flynn Viiti*< and Mr.- A I Wall, I; ailing Room, 517 I'iist National of London has a revival *>f obi optr * / If tloivi-is loeluding •il VBank Building, where , the Bibb i r. <»'.,g<ins, verbena*,, nnd all aiilltoi tied > Chrititiun Sri Leipzig, Gei many, hud its first 1 biikspurs were used in n literature may be lead, bor­ th y ^prujK,uuln show • I* ivvls aliout the rowed, <t piirvhiisid. Open Wed the games were p lay nesilay nnd Saturday from :t t > Uln P M ' " I'Uig vvit It tile di't All ate welcome t>> attend tlie u'*< ii-i-d for the games service* and In mnke use of tlie in ti,, "sual number of pr»» Reading Room. l#1' had Iteen played. / r ’ l* scon*, a pyrex PJ're: bak!‘*,h< vvan Aiv Mrs. Clyde Mrs. Roy Chittenden Gives Bridge Party Fourth Sunday after Easter. Church School. P:45 A. M. liely i mm union and Sermon U:0n A. M. Evening Pi iye.* and Sermon. 5:00 P. M Yount Peoples Service leagu e. 0:30 P. M. Wednesday evening, Rector's Bih’e Class, 8:00 P. M. MGEfm S A T U R D A Y M A Y & 1028 PRINCESS Everj' loyal citizen should attend Mass Meeting , Tuesday night. Health HINTS If you are in need of a watch now- or a diamond for future use I am making a very special price on them. * Peter E. Ahearn Citizen’s Mass Meeting Tuesday Night City Hall D aily Ftshion H int in, games lia.l hern con* ^ *1 , in.stess served refresh' ' (--isting of congealed !-*'-e undwiehes, .-aliinrs, |p 4,;i| i. rt| 'ri'ig' pluygra included Mrs. Mrs James L. Well*, r- •'" |i,"i M, isch, Mrs, Hrax j ' ,r s - Raymond G. ■ r ‘ -1 oi' iett Me Call, Mrs. ' r and Mrs. \V. W. PRINCESS Feel Miserable This Spring? A dults 5!>c MON DAY Children 25c Continuous* I to 11 P. 5L T o Bo W ell Y o u r K idneya M u st F u n c tio n P ro p orly. CPRIN G find you l,«d . nervoo* O and dcpre*»ed? Aie you n,nJ achy, subject to MgRing bochivchc. Hiowiy he*d*clicj and ' ,rcy »P*W* Arc kidoey encretions too brijuent. „*n ly or Iwmin* in passageJ ollen this indicate* duggiui kulncye ami .houklfi t be Deglectnl. floaty t f*i//jv • etimulant diuteUc. i-v-mse tlie accretion ol the kidneye and thui aid in the elimination ol f oo; <r huji ixtunit'd from """Ci Ii,. hticv been attend r • M,111,11 rs Cciuvcntic v .s tc ,n.|>unt*~-fbion * are cmdoiacd rvtrys* here A*k !A>uc nc/f/ikocf, ^ 50,000 U so ratn d o rso D o a n ’s: J ’RINCIiSS i l l E* St** Qt M Abi>h*m< M |r*: ,,H***y Tii-o*d*AVbk><b“ r» 1 Um7 V.t,en . my Uek (»u*e4 Wl. I •' "OM AN ’S WAV’ cotnetlic* " a h .\p i »v t r i o ** v «tid ilA N K LR’S d a u g h t e r *' * • SIMPLE AND PRA C TIC A L Fad lion addv cubufili w.W‘h coin foil to undergarments fo rg iri'. but she Still keepI them as sum •» nowiblc. Thi* sltp Ius the front ana Cork cut in" front Uic underarm seal ns w t i u t the lower e d g e may (k gatbcred and attached m VI UfdJuu, m e revjuirei 2)6 yard* JO-------- x . rr ■*“ *■ ^SS^ St , DJ I CO!.Id t.«<dl, altoifktcn. t h.J ,u t «4 up lOtt.lt to |>at ISt V.d.-r •«» >h*> **•'* f " * “ J1 L7“,n,M. Pill* r*4 mt ot too hoc 1041LAltd tl- kwimr *.ot«-Uriljr. D O A N ’S P IL L S 60c ASTtHCLAVT DIURETIC .H ktDNEVS tuttir MU*--" Ca HlgCXcw.awUta.HY flR5T PLAYED ATj« l t I 5 I B U I I G W4'THB T*AR IJ^> And Given There ReguUrly^Since the Year 1600 C H R 1ST U 8W JUDAS Portrayed by . ADOLPH u d GEORGE ® - ««wnp r»os M 9 t i A C UDirected T ^ -t j**______ imjotas“ v* .DIMITRI BUgHOWEIZW. (»»r X tJ M 1 nr t'a . ”,1.4 >< * w, |>»r, ■ nal r ot ■ • r».» • • In r J•' r b * ? • til —tl*s t I n*x ii . A...III , t , l >» • ft »— <1* n ' i! ‘The Big Hypocrite” De Forest Sanford Realty Co. i ,) J I tl •III bib HEAR - - - - W Y A T T The place to build your home Kntcrtnins With lirid^e l*art> K tlrfr rv, i,>» t i -. i iv*»tn HOI I * H HO i - li I i . Loch Arbor Conditions Better ' Savs Store 0 \s ner T li. —i—’.i _ �M f* I N . I an cV HI V|I IVtSO M ill • ft m» i - Oi l :v; I*>, t■' 're*? ,1 v S m p ii / '. A BT iff. a*, v u w ■Ckf**n f t'e ISI »v, • let * J l ’T ' 1*1 Jill .. t , Sf.« y*. Trade Figures |Show Tliat Orient Consumes Over, 15 Percent O f U. S. Exports jly a Jio u & K T v iS . .TlftORWttURGlI ijilttrtation n l- News- -fck'rvJe®-. tila ff \ .H !r Itim iig R a lly W h ic h N e ts F o u r B u n d A n d 11 jW f c s G a m e F o r F e d s !lK Play Nips. d ery F ed s P u m m el H u s tle r H u r le r F o r Gcno Snrazen, Tommy Armour, T h ir te e n S a f e H i t s Jimmy. Dames, I-arry Nubholtz and Bill Mchlhom—are repre­ sentative of prccccding visitations M IA M I, May 6.— (Special)—A that brought back the title in 1921, bunch' d * ala glca coupled with a 1922, 1924, 1925, 1920 and 1927. perfect ea eriflca in the sixth Inn­ Y et tho British have undergone n ing brought in four runs and won freudian alteration of viewpoint fo r Sanford's Celery Feds yester- since Hngan, the American bell­ dpxover-U io Miami Hustlers, & to wether, thrust that arrogant chin of his out to take, receive, accept Sr. • Hathaway, pitching fo r San­ and otherwise become heir to thut ford, held the Hustlers In check 18 and 17 defent at Moor Park until the lest inning when two Mi­ Inst week. No longer do the B rit­ ami runs oozed across tha plate. A ish look forward to ono of those fa s t double play by Sanford ended "f^orious defeats" or "moral the game, victories." They have tasted Amcri 3anfprd scored first In the sec­ can blood for the first time during ond inning when Culhrcnth singled, this pOBt-war era and have found atoU second aKd went homo op it rather palatublc. Wa/reu’a single. Miami scored In consequence, w0 have been re­ once in tho fourth, squaring tho galed with stories to the effect thut Compston and Abe Mitchell have been hold reigning choice for thimpen at odds of'7"M 5. Now psutly poor playing on Miami’s -you tell one and I insist thut It In* a)de. Finable led the FodB o ff with ne of your best. No golfer—not A sipgle, Barker sacrificed. Then oven the great Jones himself—is aipKles.by Culbhcnth, W arren, Top- worth more than four or five to pino and Hathaway boosted four one In any given championship and, if you think those British boukruns across tho plate. tnukers are the kind of blighters Sanford hold the edgo nt bat who like to dabble in statistical in­ over tho Hustlers. Tho Feds glean­ novations, then I suggest (hat you ed a total o f 13 hits off Fergus, go right up to one of them and ask while the Hustlers were struggling him to give you the right time for to plfk six o ff Hathaway's curves. nothing. Today, the third gamo of the scr­ The British figure these things ies is scheduled. no closer than u handcuff. They The Fedg arc now two games be­ do so, first, because they are B rit­ hind the Sheriffs of West Palm ish and, second, because they have Beach. I f tho Beach Boys lose and to handle a tremendous play on the Feds win today they will go any spurt event and naturally they Into a tie for first plucu. can't afford to find some'ittranger's Box score: band ■completely .lurrnuiutcil by TU nfortl^T' ~TiTT 7> K V their pockets. They wouldn't give 'ortar, r t .......... 4 0 1 0 0 0 7 to f> that the King can Bpcak adkion, I f ___ 1. 5 0 1 (> 0 0 5 Parker, lb ------ :i duTbttuth, 3b .... 4 W arren, cf ..........1 Hobartaon, c __ 3 U» .cjt(C7*L sluiw Coiapston i a ml Mitchell. In i,' Corwapihtf pW<c m.'i the sjionri, odd*niid Jhe'/^tHiriftihji ,li back 'aiiuiur the nominal clid W v . ; \v’'«sl{lttgfoh,‘ ,Mrry' J.1f ilN ^ ^ T I le -pw ont It only means that the Hrtftlln, d#v Orient consuiMdd- avert W • TV li -. , 1I-.0. , Olft fi . . t AJhfcrieA'a/total tiL A , * tn A , a M n t n l u v rp uH i d oof f . ** Xbade has hod.its clf*v t afod: tl\*t of ex o ’rts cxthe money is going In on Archie epeding $1/106,060 in 192 .T, accord­ and Abe. It might do worse, at that. *)»> t* ing to an ailWynia of.jtJW^c i,n?pfrCompston shot <17, 00 and 70 in tunt in n tk cfs; preparedMyv/ Ja n et the Moor Park match and if list If, Ntmti. or the Far E a st.S e ctio n could play the open within fifteen of the Commerce Departnmiit, strokea of that place, lie would be While there was a decline of “In" like the one ball in thu side three percent in the trade w itb the pocket, Compston proved he was hot in that match and so nobody Orient last year, bringing tho tot­ would, bo'Justified in betting thut al to *744,992,000, It may • be he cooled out in the meantime. charged to ■temporary conditfons Mitcholl is a sound'bet because he is due for a major title and Sand­ wich Is n course that demands length and accuracy, Abraham is presumed to havo both If Jones wero tr y ln j for Ids ttyird straight title, the American 1ml would have to take precedence over ull others. With Jones out, it remains r most dangerous one, anyhow. The chances are against Hagan having ruclaimcd his form in the brief interval since the Moor Park incident. Hut Ilugun stijl is Hagun, ami therefore, u priiournament factor unywhere. i f this be brontidie, make the most o f it. Its very triteness makes it all the more effectual. Armour Wouldn't have a great chance if Jones wan in there scor­ ing as. he did in M2<! and 1927, for Tojtuuy seldom gets sensational aboyt Ilia..totals, lie , however, is steadily under 300 and, if lie starts the last round within a few strokes of the lend, anything may happen. Humes has done nothing since winning his title in 1925 but Sundwhieb should be something of a Harnes course and be is taking the issue so seriously that he went abroad for practice weeks in ad­ vance of the other American. They say the wind will stop Karuzoti from scoring at his best and Nnbholtz and Mohlhorn, while ranking stars, never have bad the golf accessary for the winning of a mujor title. Still, the,six Ameri­ can entries have more than a chance, their principal handicap being th a t-rebirth of confidence ahrointMiid 4iic'fn0t* thil'itliM Ii it ish should be about due to V in their own championship. Major League Teams Will Settle Down To Hard Play For Intersectional Games Miami— I onber, It C 1 Barca, cf I >pe, rt ™ NEW YORK, May 3 . - (IN S) A fter giving it* cuslomury sla finish M M . LmiirT £ xiwe^b League baseball may be depended upon to settle down to legitimate roles la tho next fortnight, begin­ ning tomorrow with the first of the East-W est intcmertiorial meetings. Always u show dnw.i of authority, the internee lio mi I fat Lor will serve its usuul purpose this time in tem­ porarily answering a few pertin­ ent questions, or one thing, it may determine definitely and to all practical purposes whether clubs like the Cleveland Indiuns, .St. Louis Browns and Brooklyn Dud J ihnson, lb Ilernandcz, h a c k , 2b ~ Bennin, c _ rVgW/p - A l*n, x — •way l i o ff Farrell 2; Fergus 3. Struck out, by Hathaway 5 ; by Fergus 6. Hits by pitched bull, byHathaway (Bennin). t) hits and two runs o ff Huthuway in H inn­ ings (pitched to four batters in 9 th ); 1 run, no hits o ff Farrell in 1 inning. Winning pitcher, Hath­ away, Umpires, Smith and Moore. EPmg pf game, 1:40, STANDING will be til'-, in I as the dependability of u suspended button. Tlio lu-’ds, getting real pitching ngitin, ure playing the kind of baseball they showed in 1920 when they chased the ('ardinuls jn. The Pirates up jmrently have come back from un indifferent break from the luu tier and seem beudetl for the first di­ vision. The. Cubs aren’t hitting 0 7-8, but size, but the thunees are they will 1r> ready by the time the Giants reach Chicago. The Curds ure miming pYelty true.to form already. Tho Giants of course, will tie tpking mi u recognized contender in cuch series. The three other Western elubs. meantime, will be fattening on the Phils, u nutiinil victim; the HruJes, who are shot up like a bull's eye with injuries and illness, and the 1tin Igors, who are beginning to discover that baseball requires it minimum • < nine (9) ball player*. Unless ibul pitching to which the Giants have ju sl 'taken so kindly can rully around itself, the Dialgera figure to tumble out of second place before they have proceeded very fur through thu West, With little help available from :F not to the development of nny sdamentnl adverse trad e cur­ ds, in the opinion of Mias Nunn. Ki^iorts tu the far gust have ns well ns l>y higher postwar prices, itH maintenance is firmly, based upon the development of the minirnl resources and the econoiific progress of the oriental countries/1 Miss Nunn sold. "Higher standards of living, is>itiLined with greater^ decree of prosperity, are Sim ulating a steady demand'in the Fur Hast for both la »• and manutnetured materials which the United Stales S it r Nctherlain land Malay do < liinn, In 1927 t<i took 87 pe from 1tfl •’ tries sujip! the Orient! United Stu percents In 1927 Indies hroi tiim m«>rv Then? lias been rapid growth in I than the , purchasing power 1>y countries in j,-u||y one.j a croup which Were recorded as for nutoiiKi least important conuncrcitilly m the tourist ej}i;lier »•«!», The, ipmbimd aver- v‘(|° incre: a g e d f United States exports to itliticjs to five countries. Japa, China,. India, ," cn*- ° t tl tha Philippine Islands and Aimtinlia, represented till per cent of the Haw to Oriental trade from lPHI to Ml I. uniting the Since, then, however, Miss Nunn into the tl pointed out, the smaller count l ie ', cd mineral READ the advertisements. Know you want before you go to buy. G et the most for your money-by- A n o w w o ^ w k ^ manufacturers and merchants are offering Advertisements will keep you times abreast of T h ey will enable you to spend income wisely. T h ey will help ; better at less cost. FLORIDA ST A T E LEAGUE W est Palm lleach SANFORD ... ... F o rt Lauderdale , Daytona Beach . .Orlando — .^ ^ ,,^ 1.. a ill .oner" 7«T«*ssyw*.. ■■■■ ••••*• ,1 .269 Sahara Sea Plan Crown Itullledoren for Flappers Long respected us a custom ilati"g,b>iyk.ffi|Uf,ftQ0 yqura,the gpiuy of battledores and shut I leu ok has taken on a new li^p tn Japan. Dur­ ing the past season children played the Geological Survey of with battledores decorated with Egypt. Tho plan, which has been pictures of movie and other stars, TODAY’S GAME under consideration for some tiipa aviators flying over the Pacific - __ is growing mere definite and now and Japanese flappers wearing la t­ FLORIDA-STATE LEAGUE includes a canal extending 200 est Eastern styles. The game which Fort Lauderdale at Orlando (4 miles to thu Mediterranean Scu once was . dcclured to be a New and big enough fo r ocean liners. Year custom because it was fatal Dayton* Beach at West Palm Evaporation from tho inland sea, to poisonous insects, has become' a lteach. according to Doctor Ball, would patqihio for the rich, sonic of the SANFORD at Miami.. increase rainfall on what are now battledores.being made of expen­ arid lands, sive materials and. priced w« high in En g-I 1 1 _. us *125 each, n> 1 1 1 had um * •AttMiiihyr^wnaHniflf m r ■ i l l 1 1 ITT/ ■< it paign this year had no effect on Maraciabo, Venezuela, is to have commerce, *> • ita first running track. , FLORIDA STATfS LEAGUE Fort Lauderdale 5, Orlando 3. West' Palm'BeAch 17, Daytona ! Beach 2. of ? SANFORD 5, Miami 3. i r , * f what . , . .t'Aii-'.; .T o a n it/ c o a?.o a | - r - r - r ------------------* 3 * 1 .2 ti b'cir < v u T .irnnl » breLiali �J X V TTIE SANFORD IIERAUJ>, SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY MAY 5. 1928 PAGE SEVEN YourBar. Dally Herald ( L c g n j^ N p lJ c f ? ) 5— Help Wanted Fenvilc Political Announcements W OM EN: Earn extra money sewinjr apart* time. No selling. Expcrience unneccsaary; material aupplied; easy work. Stamped En­ velope brings particulars, Priscilla Garment Co., Derby, Conn, WOMEN— Earn hip money spare time Hewing at home. Materials supplied. Experience unnecessary. 2c stamp brings particulars. Stew­ a rt Mfg., 114 Mercer St. New York. WOMEN: Make money sewing ut home, spare time. Expericnc? unnecessary. Everything supplied. Steady (work. 2c stamp brings par­ ticulars. Pearl Garment, !»1.1 Broadway, New York. b a d v e r t is e r s j,rtM representative ^ familiar with rates pj classification will ■ complete information. L iish , they will nssist ^rrding your want ad i it more effective. W OMEN: Earn S27 week sewing dresses; experience unneces­ sary. No selling, material cut, in­ structions furnished. Stamped en­ velope brings particulars. Jtoyal Dress, Jam aica, N. Y. | ACE Sittings arc guaranteed to pit Criff Furniture Co. St., Orlando, Doudle Measure Giving you a double measure of service and yet cutting in half the time you spend t o t i i f . v o T K its nl- s i : viim i i . i : r u i ’X T V I nin n eiindlda|e f o r r c - e l c c t l o n t w is h to a n n o u n c e m y s e l f n r u t o t h e o f f i c e of s iy p e r liile n d cn t o f r a n d l d a t o f a r t h e s t a t e le R lsIllfu re uublli* In s t r u c t loti for S e m i n o l e In Rroii|i 2. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , su b C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t o t h e D e m o c r a t Id r c t to tlie D em ocratic P rim ary P r i m a r y . Y o u r s u p p o r t .will he a p ­ title 5, A. D , 19 2*. a n d w i l t nhli’ e p r e c i a te d . b y r e s u l t s o f s a m e , i eurdlnlly s o l ­ icit y o u r s u p p o r t . in taking advantage of it is the big little i r a n futKhiFP' i am n candidate for the office r o i l r n i > t y J i lir.K of Sheriff nnd will appreciate sup­ I | t i * f n n i i mi i i c e nay r:indlt1.tc> port In the June Primary. for rc‘ »'li‘*’ifot* i ii Hi#* o ffIt’** i»f B. K. W A L K E D . t*«mtit> .1Hugo of Hf'mhtolf* «*ounl>, r»Mfi.tu, Nttbju^c'i i•» tin* win nf tin* job that The Herald Classified Section ra n 1G— Houses F o r Kent 6— Help Wanted Male 2b— Lxctiange r o i l HTATr. W ILL EXCHANGE smalt busi­ ness for guml car, no Fords. Box ABC earn The Herald. W ILL TR A D E: Money Making Business far garni ear, Ford no*, considered. Address Trade, Cure The Herald. - 12— Wanted iofss S e rv ice |EU\; kuy , our own k> Sanford, just the same 8 livtsl in Orlando. Gilbert Furniture Co., 23 E . Orlando. sA mlnolt Per—A II. Shepard. Freight tTlllllll Alt*. NUTIFK. N o t i c e Is h e r e b y u lv e n that f. V unoe It. D ous'lass. • K l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f Hemlnule I ' o u n t i . F l o r i d a , Mu lie n hy i d v e n o t i c e Unit a s t r a y m u re m u l e of t h e follow lug d r s e r i t d l n n , l ii - w i t : o n e buy m a r e n iu lo nbn ut t w e l v e y e a r s old und w r l K h s nliotit One T hm isnud p o u n d s, w hich lias bee n t a k e n up by P a r t a in I t r o t h r r e , of W ttR n e r, F l o r i d a , tin s a m e r u n lie o b t a i n e d b y p a y l u a t h e r u s t s o f Hits a d v e r t i s e m e n t unit i.t tlie proee^illtiKs r e q u i r e d u n ­ d e r the s t a t u t e s ATOII, ill a I *« ....... it 1)*• ndiniiiifti :il IfOi. TloifiU Ivni y*»" i ii p I villi' and lilt M'l flt i all f»*i voiii i;t i |ti ' ( l u l l * . E V O T K IIS III* CtU'NTY. S E M IN H I.K b to anaiilinrc that 1 am a ic* fu r Inn m tit* of» t’lMjuty ('nmmir4ftli»n«r frota N»». I, MUitvJrrt (fi tli«» t)«~ l»# ill#* VOllTD In III** I>«mcaI'r lm n r y t •* no Hrht on J u n e ran nt- T tv e n t y -f m r f (211 iij ids i n f i l l <s) nf Suu L a il to , ii ImI 1v i h|i iii nf tiu* F i t ) •if foril, Fhiiiitii, iih |HT (ihti 11*' if il ii t > r«,i*i it'd i'll In ) hi1 lie |»*cii |-|Im *»f Mcltlln*'li* t ’unn r i n r l .ln in**: t *n- Ii. * lniwur l*i fiiiv fo r JAM. i l SI IA ll< *N, .1 It. IM|»««,Ih I Mi i n u t Ih f ’lmitr*: ttU NTY j i tit* k I Itt-irb> iinmoinee m> etimilitary ,ir i i * ••fflee nf t’••ii*»*v Joillte ef •ii Mitn-ili- Citiiitty, I birt l.i. ■nihjeet •,, |j„. t'.oi **f the Uemucratle I’u tlj ”ii Jime Mil. P'24, My cum mlgii fur ibt* tiffli e il In Ibe liiimln •f ml lil.n il* tbrouilbiiiil this •niiniy a tut " *• **>lb’tt ihe ytippor amt '"!•» *>( the (imiilr In the ji, mins Deiiioeratle I'rlnKtri elee (bill If Ihe penple n,- fll le elee me t" tbl* ntflre t will «|ye them an etflelenl. effeettye ami eenibMiile it i'<linlul*lrstli)ii. SAUI!i:i. A. It WILKINSON. FO Il 111K lltF F t utuuiur.cn m y e nm lld ucy f i r * nf KluTlff of K cm ln y sulijnet t o t b a will uf ul l b * J u n o B u m n r y . j . f . McCl e l l a n d . 9f\ A T O B u i t n n j n r n nn * uiitiilldutt m y f i ’lr im S e n a t o r f i o m .SuUAtnilnl d l i t r l r t SIX ROOMS and garage. Nicely I furnished. Reasonable rent. Ap- 1 ply 801 Magnolia. Phone 280-W. j 21—A creage For Sale L E F F L E It A PA RTM EN TS: fum -] 10 ACRES Muck l-and for Sale. ished. 3 room nnd garage. At- \ The S B . 1-4 of the NW. 1-4 of tractive summer rates. Apply 801 Section 10 T. 21 S. R. 32 E. Flow­ ing well land, undeveloped, for Magnolia. Phono 280-W. null* nt $50.00 per uctc. 10 per T PRINT SHOP FU RN ISH ED four rooms and cent discount for cash. Fred T. (•nice on any thing in hath. Downstairs. Close in. 211 William*. Sanford. Florida. A phone call will get laturel. Phone 190-W. Fhone 417-W. 9 Rail22 Heal E sta te F o r Exchange 3 ROOM furnished apartment, all fro n t rooms, w:uter and lights WILL TR A D E several well to'D D R OLD W A LLS rated lots in Sanford as part fmnished, $20.00 monthly. 1 nnd 2 JfE NEW WALL PAIN T furnished rooms, $12 and $14. 301 payment on farm land. Prica must “• NG NEW AND B E T he right. Adresa P, 0 . Box 431, oth S t. and Pnlmctto,________ ___ !* FURTHER 1NFORSanford, Florida. !' r.Al‘I« PHONE 235-J T H R E E n o o x jd :’ Furnished. :,V U. COLLER, SANBath, hot-water heater. Down­ W ILL TRADE Rose Court lot, fully paid for fos automobile— stairs. Good location. Rent reasonnble. Call 831-J. •__________ Must bo. in good condition. When answering this ad give contpiete T H R E E ROOMS with hath and information as to make, model and garage. Furnished. Mrs. A. K. condition of car. Address Box 79 Powers, 107 W. Ninth or Library. Care Herald. u U jC K S--lrrig ation general cement work, Apartment for ront at 317 Park concrete Go. J . R. TerAve. Phone 839—J . ___________ _ ^ °P - 3rd^ and E lm . REAL ESTA TE IH NOT DEAD: Many thousand Herald readers ROOKlNfj The Roof Ev- Small garage apartment. Call 251daily search the Classified Ads to Modern fumishfcfi apartments. Metal shingles satisfy their want*. Perhaps that ‘«'n lm and galvanized I Frigtdajre; Murphy steel kiUhlot you own i* Ju»t what « fellow H. Cowan. Oak cn; Garage: excellent hood: rent very reasonable. P art citizen in the .other end of town Fhone 111, Apartments, No. 6. Phone 848—J . is looking for. A Classified ad will connect the wires. Ju s t call 148. pairing, piano ? M ieru with 17 years 14— H oomu W ith o u t H oard ROS e T o URT LOT. 75x150. E ast • *>»nford music store front, $500.00. Taxea paid. J. S. Special weekly rales at Sanford’s McLander ArHarvard. ^ ru n THU I.K U IS t.A T IIlK « IT4TIO V I" 'I'll* »M AS Hi H . I . I N t i S W O I l T H . iiii.t M U ', MW IIT 11 A I I U L l . I N n S W •ilt T H S)30 l i K S t V i K l l l A V I ' Nt P > I Hi ‘ Alb l, IL l .IN ll l K . Ii iiu ; im u lf to a p p e a r f r o m a “ ivii ii lull of enmpliitnl In Hit* e a u s e Unit '**" o i « iioii-rrslUuiitn nr thu Suit* "I F l o r i d a , nml Hint y o u aru fi -bl« iii** i*l a s t a l e n r i m u i l r y n t h • i i b.m thi* S ta ll* of I'lnriila. a n d i tint y**ur p l a c e of m s l d e n c e Is C I "9 KeltuimO A v e n u e , C h le n g u , IIII iui Ik l t i i a - f . . r you, Tlm m u* ll*illlnK*w nrtli unit " I f r M a r t h a ilntllnKH. u n i lb. a r e o r d e r e d an d r n t u l r e d In tie an d a p p e a r lie fn r« till* e n u r t nn tlie 7th d a y nf M a y . A. IX 1929, In a n s w r r tin* bill of eiimtilallit exliltitied a g a i n s t yo u In Lhis e a u s e . t h e so tin* belli* a p r o c e e d l c g In fo r e e ln s e t h a t c i r l u l n l u d e n l i i r s nf iin irlR a cv nn f'OL’ N T Y . I « l»li to iiiinciunen t h a t I a m a chiiill'lnli- fu r r e - e l e c t i o n to t b * o f ­ fice of f ’liiinty C o m m l i s l o a e r fr o m D l . i r b l No. 2, s u b j e c t t o t h n Usulhlun of thn Voters In thn D nm o- c u i 'h t my cninlhlary clerk, of th« *j tho action lu n s I’r l m u r ) . . Jl. clKAtL r o n r jv x T t t i t .i ; I it tsh lo a n n o u n c e my cundlilncy (or t h * o f f l r s ot e o n a t u b i r D i e t i ' c l ,‘s 4. H em lnole t ' n u o l ) , Mibjret lo , tie Will of III** v o le I s I.i ihe D emnt . it lc I ’rl n in ry of J u n e *’■ U A TATE. C O IU T f ;iim«iunett my rnndlclary ru n m ;H K o r T im rntrviT fur m il III*' lli.li I hi* f.f flc.- n f i *1»-!’Ic <»f ( tiu i*| r* r<inrt Ntiitjcci in tin* u III nf \ M | r | w III 111*" I *• lll'M lllt Ic I ' r l ' **Vi .1 it i i l J» I. T l l l t A K l i n i t I'tm M ir.niFF I h*r«h) uimotinri mvself as C.milldatv for slietlff of Hemlnula t'ountv solijerl to the aeilun of ilie iiemoeratlc primary to ha belli In tbs rally part uf Jur.a Fill. Vary rrip rcttv aly . U k. U H A D T . r u n c n r nty r i t o * i : r c T i \ n attuhnky I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y ra n i th ln ry for re-election to the o ff ic e of C o u n t ) ITosei'Ul I iik A Horn*')' sub­ j e c t t o t h e w ill o< tho v o t e r s lu the D e o o n 'i n t l c p r i m a r y on J u n e t jo iin o. L eon a it d t . FUH J U S T I C E U F I 'K A I 'K i i i h t i i h ’t no . r u i n T h i s Is lu a n n o u u c a my ru mllitucy tm' J o s t l e s uf ills I’u n , D istrict No. t , s u b j e c t tu tho will uf l b s I l e m u c r u t io v o t e r * J u n e 5th. Huhforcl. l-u ke Mo n in e. 1'nolu. Luke Mnry, L oin ; w omt, A ltu m u lita Hprlnx'i stii) F n i e s l C i ty , eu im lltutu til* B b n v r d i s t r i c t . I f e l r c l a d . 1 p r o m l s a an h on e st business-lik e u il m l n l s t r a t l n n fra* from the tiKuul mt d d l e s o m a n e s s g e n e r a l l y e o n n e c t r i ) w it h tL it of. flea. H. IV II E f t s DON. run r u n c i . k i i k u i’ i n i HT I hereby a n n o u n c e m) cnnilbl fu r «t«*rK nt tin* c i r c u i t ruiict « Je c t t o Hit* 'Will uf Hu' v o t e r s tin*' P e m n c r u t f r p r i m a r y , to Im h June 3. I will n|i|iri'clutc > -ui.pn rt. . .. . nno unru tlint I m u a Hu* ufflci! *.f F o u n ty f r o m D lx lrlcl No. 6, ■Ip c IhIu II o f tin* v u l m n c r n t l c F r l m u r y to i* 5 th , A. IX 1934. ■ H. F . LONO. F U ll t’U I'H T V * « 4i : * « l l l T »n :s . UF T vrlnh to ■nnoiinr* to the l>*ople of Hemlnule t'ounty that I « « * candidate for re-elirtlnn to ths of­ fice of Tax Assessor, sill J*rl to tb* decision of the voter* In Hie Dew*cretlc primary to be brld In Jun* of this year . . V. E. nO l’OLASS. c i i t c i ’iT t:o m iT , SKM1NOI.K t XU’NTY, FLO- c i .k i i k li> I of .V- M. _ ■ W eeks. D. C. Don’t letyour iVlrt III torture or rmbar- day (Lastingrelief is yours if )*ou will use the remedy that works two ways at once. The sulphur hi Itowlcs Mentho Sulphur clears the skin, white Ihe menthol heals the sore, red and broken tissue. All Itching slops instantly on application) Soon the trouble is cleared up and your skin is in a fine, healthy state. This is the combination you have been ]ook-c ing lor. Rowlcs Mentlio Sulphur is inexpensive and all druggists supply It in jars ready to use. lie sure itV Rowlcs.________________ — ...1*1 should attend MaaaMeetinjr Tuesday:, night. TTT U TO Til R VOTHIIN nP IIIH IIIO LI McLander Arcade Classified JOHN MElSClt , Hutijrrt tv ths *|iptoucltlng Democ/ntln PrlMary, I fttraby unnounca niy rsnit ilary far th* llous* of Itsin-csnitatlvr* aa a member uf Oroup >. tf nomlnutnl I pledx* iny hi at rfforta In behalf of tbs pcdtits of .Hcmtnolo County. Tbs crylna nred Of th* psople of Florlilu la Tax Itallef. rsperUlly reduoilnn uf Incut tuxru. Tills, In my opinion, ran b* «ffectiwl by oa u'jultahle dlutrlbatlon of tb* preasnl five rent gasoltn* tax umonx th* K l*t* Tload Drn*rtm*nt. Hrhout*. Countte* and Clttsa.—par­ ticularly th* Coi-nlla* and.CIHs*. If honored by th* nomination 1 promt** to d*Tot* nil tbe *n*rgr and oiuarlanco that 1 possess to Iittl.l.lNO i S W O I l T H , et a t , l'i Li 11-1:•111*. ro ll n n iM irr I hereby an n o u n ce my ca n d id a cy fe r r e - e l e c t i o n lo t h e o f f ic e o f s h e r ­ iff of Hemlnule C o u n t y s u b j e c t t o '.Im a c t i o n of the v o t e r s It) t h s D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y »o lie held n e x t Ju n e . I will ap p reciate your support, r e e f e r If'illy j o u r s . We solicit application for first Mortgage loans on the Ix-st type of residences and Mercantile Build ings In Sanford ot nn inti’rest rati of G pc. ami up, depending on the character of the loan, construction nnd location of buildings. C. S. HOAG & COMPANY 7 W, Church St., Orlando. Permanent Wfcvlng— lovely nntural jK>rmanenta as low as $5.00 509 First National Bank Bldg Phono 489. _ - i— l. m — #' ■■■■■— -*, Political AdvctlHcmentH T lt"M \ k Tcs yilb)rct---TTT FLO RENCE Oil cook stoves are absolutely guaranteed. Gilltert MeGriff Furniture Co., Orlando. ACRE tract with residence Rcardnll Ave., also twenty SEM IN O LE felt m attreiscs, ahsolutely gunranteeil, $18. Gilbert tact Palmer's subdivision, in. sec Nick Ze mo Venn, MeGriff Furniture Co., Orlando. BOAT FO B S A L E : GO foot bridge deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, fully equipped, sleeps six. Price reasonable. P. O. Box 938. MITIPK OF SAI.R The Atlantic Const l.lne Knllroail Chnipahy will sell at, or near,.Us fret tin station At Sanford. Fla', shlpnp-ni of hay. orlKlnnlly tnovlmr PM (3::|3 and transferred Into AX’D 2<t72«. front fhe Houllieru Klou* and Crnlri t'pmpany. Atlanta. Ha.. iynnslvio‘*l ii< themselves til Sanford. T h i s sh lp m i ut w ill be sold ' o n Thursday .May , 1 7 t h . 192S at 12 o 'c lo c k Noon, a t P u b l i c A u c ti o n , t o th e l ii u h c s t b id der, f o r c a s h . A TL A N T IC COAST L IN E ItA it.II O A Ii C O M P A N Y . HTUi .Mrtiaiurh il h h t r l d : — I In row Uh atinuiitiro n»> cnnrtl* l a c y f o r llir* |)mtim*rulir fio mliiniloii f o r S(ui<* Si n a l n r f r o m Iht* :J7*h S*n:i i n n .i I iiimpoHitl of tti»niinol»‘ aiol l lr o v a r U - CoiiiiilrN m ;h»- J u n o . fith l u i n i . n / nntl If nmnln* a t*‘il n ml • I« • I• *0 0 * an d ONE bed anil mattress, one cliiltl-* lied, 3 chairs, 1 rot, I refriger­ ator, 1 heater und 1 Ncsco Oil stove. Cheap. 2342 Sanford Ave home-like hotel. Seminole Hotel. nf To (hi* I h'lniH'rat lr* Volin?* of Tint. 27— Money To Loan 8 A. HALVERSON tainting, interior decora ‘o'-C. Plume 432-W V i Hp i h f %mnts , in ilto ILyiHMTJiil/ I'rlrrini*) olfftl-'U to l»o h«*lil Junr .‘ifti itpis. . J.\s ii. Mil Mins*. SWAB TH IS FOR TH A T: You have something you don't need and will trade it for something some one else has who wants whn: you huve. A Herald Classified ad will connect tlie wires. Ask the operator for M8. r> ROOM bungalow desirable tenG ET A JO B : The Herald will run mints conrtidered more than And Found a Situation Wuntcd Classified rental. Term* rettsonnhlc. W. A. . USD genuine Kiddle Ad for it week ut half price for Ravniir, Nilvet Luke. BAYING BU SIN ESS FOR SA L E : it Gilbert MeGriff Fttrni- ,ho«i* who desire employment. N" W ry liberal terms with small ids ehargod. 11 F Church SL. Orlando down payment on business that is NICE F IV E ROOM liotise.. ! I, Many people have found !)— Inslrucliorttt established and paying. If you nr? Bnlmetto Ave. Bliniie niM-W Etulil Classified Ails bring in the market for a profitable bus­ ,F.F.P W ELL on a genuine |rtsuB.s. The cost is suriness investigate this, BOX 127!!, Benutyrest m attress. Brice f small, Satisfy your TEN ROOM house desirable loca­ Cure HERALD. y.f»0. Gilbert M "Griff Furniture tth i Classified Ail. Phone tion. Suitable for morning house i., 28 E. Church St.. Orlando. xrviee. or two families. Located til l<*2 Oak Ave. Apply W. II. leirig 117 IU— L iv e s io c k Magnolia. Blush mg iKintiPi $:tfi. Wicker library table un ami Graham truck* !<•— Houses F o r Sale $n:.. Wani diIm* Trunk )H3lh. Street. Fhone 3. 2 nice dressers 10-B Plants and Flowers Good set chairs and dining SIX ROOM H OUSE: Regardless W; to jf II jirnclically new Tahiti ■tier closed cnB or trade Ijtndscnpe Service. Trees, Balms of whether yours is six rooms or pter or Coupe. Also prncand shrubs. O. Snmmerchield sixteen, some one in Sanford is Florence oIIhI hvc and oven law Chcvn-let truck. J . B. Landscape Architect, Nurseryman looking for just the plate you Dnulilc barrel tlmt gun if Duiii Works, 10th St. The Greenhouse, Elm Ave., L'lth have for sale. A Herald Classified 11x12 Art Squtm-s Ad will connect the wires . . . they Good bed springs und mat­ »ni Ave. and 14th. tress reach morn people daily than any Good spring cols 11— Miscellaneoua other medium in Seminole County. A lk eilb iT n H e ra ld w qpt I Cnronn typewriter HH will get service -LL»v*st ii**‘u ‘bod'iij* i.ipn k fh p a long way toward* Tfo tTSETKTUIT i ’U R NIT tttW r— At it cost of only u few cents you !tie trick. The cost is only ran insert u Classified Ail under 20— F arm s F o r Sale Mi. Fall 1 18. New screen door <i ft this heading nnd dispose of sur­ 2 ft. 10 P : Ford 1025 nr 28 Ruud- plus furniture, household articles, Small ice liox 19 Coupe. Stale conditon etc. A Herald want ail will find 2 4x0 ft. U . S . F l a g s s* fir't letter. P. 0 . Box you a buyer. Cull 148. LINCOLN HOTEL. ■UW -M ARM OlT tford Aolnmobilo Co. Mitt Ave, I » *i n n ti n tl r IS ), a n d I lie N o r th Seventeen and l i v e - te n th s 0 7 .5 ) felt of l e d l*,,ol lllo ck T i n t i n ) of T i e r T h r e e t-7) o f S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a . , ntSuirdlllK t o 17. It. Tritffours Map of S a n f o r il . F l o r i d a . S aid a a lo will he m a d e to ftn ll-f) said d e e r e e . l o R e l l y r w it h all Io­ na I co sts. H a te d a t S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , Ib lr mil day o f \|>rll. I93K ■2G— Miscellaneous For Sain 7— Situation Wuntcd F IB R E Bed-davenport suite for w 4 COW AN Co. Auto living room only $108. Gilbertif »r.d sheet metal works, MeGriff Furniture Co. Orlando. •di Avinue. Phone 7DJ-W. eiiN STA iti n I tvlsh >o a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m a rntidldiitu f o r thn o f f i c e o f C o n slatd e for Ju s tic e of the Peace D i s t r i c t No, t H em tiu de County F l o r i d a , said J u s t i c e o f t h e P e n c e D i s t r i c t I'o m p rlslu K E lection l ’reCtnls, No*s t. 2. 3. 4, 9. 10, I I . ft 12. s u b j e c t to the d e e ir lo n *«f Hie I t e m o c r a t l c P r i m a r y t j he h eld on J u n e 5 th , A. It. 192*. I W i l l r p p r c c l a t e Voile s u p p o r t , I . K i l l . I E IHlV AN. does for you every day ONE 4 pm) one i! room house. All modem improvements. Cor. llltli W ANTED: Man to represent us and French. I'hone 21*8. Enquire in Seminole County. Must have French Ave. Filling .Station. closed cnr. For particulars write Fred L. Hull, Jr., Itox 307, Winter Park Florida. FOR REN T: furnished house Vir­ HERA1.1) Classified Ad ginia Avenue, Marvania ?!iU. but'TrgHlnt in re"Unfurnished house, lOOfi Magnolia" c t Ilk atid an exper- UNEMPLOYED MAN OR WO­ Ave,, nenr schools, ?4S. Will fent |taker will serve you. MAN can make gaud living and indefinitely. W rite or Wire tie own boss if have sntall amount Scruggs, Belle Glade, Fin, C>J for glasses by Dr. of capital. Business established I Opposite Court House. here in Sanforil and will clear ROOM furnfshed house.-Sve tr Granada Dry Gingct :wner $101! monthly. Address Box .*>0 Care Horald. ' A. Speer, 111 Bark Ave.' i3 70.’i. Prompt Delivery. XING l-ong’a Pure Fojk , 117 Magnolia Ave. FOIt s I*Pint IN T O DF.NT OF 1*1 lll.lt- IN.XTllVPTION LA D IES •Gootl pay for plain machine sewing, easy, spare linn*. No selling. Stamped ouvelope brings particulars. AgeoIJress Co'., Terminal Annex 'Building, ;ccmenls (Political Announcements) koh c o r y r r s r r r iit v r » :\ n i:\ r FOIl STATU l.l'fllSI.ATLTIK ok r i m . t r i x s t i u f t i o n I wlalt to announce nty candidacy I wiah to announce my cnndldnr; for I he Stair l.(>Klalature (tlrouii 2) amt will nnprcrlte support In for the office of Kuprrlnti ndmt o the prlmar) to he held In June. Public Instruction of Semisol County, subject to the will of thn I.. I*. 1IA D AN . voters In the primary June 6. Your ■upiMirl will he appreciated. FUlt THIS t.KIllSl.ATl'llK MAY U K LU il M A X W K I.I. I hereby untie tines my candidacy for the state leg Islnture, ftlraup One) subject to the will of the vot­ r n it R O s m n i.K ers In the prltr.sry of Juna C. 1 wish to announce that I am a C XV. R N T Z l ' l N O a U t candidate for the off loo of Con­ stable. nistrlet No. 1, Hemlno's if oh jr s T i r * : o f p k a c r County, Florida, said District rumI j . . IHSTRIPT NO. 4 prlsItiR niecllon 1’reelncta No*a. I, I hereby announce nty candidacy 2, 3, I. 9, in. || ft 12. nuhjrct to for Justice of Pence of District No. the will of the voters In the Demo­ I, subject to the decision of the vot­ cratic Primary to he held on J u n e ers In the Democratic Primary to till, A. D. 192*. bo held on June 5th, A. D. 112*. tour support will be eppreelated. J. M. CIIAFFF.il A. 1>. (Arllc) SMITH. It’ifi.Ttilt.lMiy TflSiiniW llulllfrf < l nor ill. iiml ii Ifn Mitrllirt' llulIJner ft. north, urili* Tin vl'ulv* r\ Morlui^f Coin p u n n u h l merCKSKc1IttJnu rfrorilnl nltioiiir the public rerun!* of \ Hemlnule t.Nninty, Flurlda. Ill Mott* RnKr lb*uk •.*' on impo 365, nnd *neutnlicrlnu til* follutvlnir dcv-rlhcl In till*, situate. I>i nk mill i»'1iik liiu (Legnl Notices) llii- Fount)' of Hemlnule und I t l 7, Hi.ii>of Florida. unit more purlieu- .1 I\ II B I Il'IT C O FIIT O l* T I I K * T W K Y T V - T f l l l i n J i n i l l A I i P I M - larly described nn follow*. tu-wlt: Lit irlnnlnK nl the Koiilhenn* —-j (* i i t n r* K i . o i i n i x . m o t i x o u rorner of I,ot Five 11) of the cm ntv. lilot of "Tlir lialm" Hanford. y KLl/.AIlKTI! I J j NU, Complainant riorliln. run tlienro Kast 10 frrU Y va Hit tier .Vurlh US' foot: th rjjr* fl. It. A T K I N S O N , n u l. D e f e n d a n t * VViHI 50 fori: tlo liir South H i .NOTICK OP UAI.K. feet to tin* point of lu-Klnnlmrr N n lle e Is hereby Riven t h a t u n d e r otherv.lur decree pro confesso Will . and by virtue of that certain final hr entered uneallmt you. .Ca decree of foreclosure heretofore It Is further ordered that th leJ, e n t e r e d In t h e fn rc K o l t u : c a u s e by niillrr lot piililluhvii In TJIK t h e J u d g e of t h e above en titled C o u r t , w h e r e i n K l lz n b c t h l e m i t l» Ktiltll Hi:KAl.l». u wm;'PVt"r M ) u I h r c o m p l a i n a n t a n d U. K. A l k l n - I Is lirii in the City of SanTfirn, Cflnn” Slate of min. e t nl a r e d e f e n d a n t *. I, W . I?. t> of Seminole null t hr week for four W h i t e . Sticeinl M a s t e r , t h e r e i n n a m ­ Florida. once rnrh * ed. will sell in th e t i i c h e s t a n d best consreullfr weeks. VVITNF.8H my. hksul* nnd b id d e r f o r c a s h , a t t h e f r o n t d o o r of |he Clrrult Court * f the T w iiei of the f ’o u i t H o u s e III t h e C i t y ot S a n f o r d . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , .1'inililn ililrtl JiuJIelal Circuit o f f | k ^ » | io fur HemliuiU » oil Monday t h e 7th d a y of M a c , of Florida. In' and 7|h..$tQyTut l!>I*. tlie s a m e helnK t h e ru le day f'.it|tijyvi on*. IUl» the AjirlrT A. I), l i f t . ^ In M ay . 1934, durliiK the lentil hiiurv v. k . d o p o d a w of s a l e , the follow luu ilce e rlb rd t ’|«rk circuit "tJifiirt real estnle. n lt u n tr lu . S n n l h o l , Ity A. M. Weeks County*. F l o r i d a . J o - w l l : . . lirputy,- Clerk*-., Ttie S o u th 3 3 f e e t of L o t F.luht FOft ui' n n c i i T rn ritT I w ist, tu uiiniiunre Hint I a m a cn m lliin ts fu r r e - e l r c t l u n lo t h s offlea uf t ’ l e rk of ilia C t r e u l i O nurL o f H rm lnnl# C n u n ty , F l u r J J u . s u b ­ j e c t t o t h s d acia lnn o f l h a D a m n c r a l l n V o t e r * o f Hainlnotr C o u n t y , In l h a D a i u o c r a l i e 1’ r l m n r y Elec l i o n t o ha helil on J u n u t*th, A. D. I»f«. Business SPOUTING GOODS TH E BIC Y C LE STORK Bicycles Toys, Fishermans Sup­ plies, Gun I-ock und Key Smith Store Number 2 CONFECTION A It Y rur.NTY McLander Arcade 1 W. F. WHITE tk “jdBPRiNTlNG Fine Job Printing Phone 410 Mt Lauder Arcade -ClassifiedBusiness Directory Chiropractic SpeclnlUt HEM STITCHING Singer Sewing Machine Shop Sold— Rented— Exchanged FOR THAT cold of yours—tuke Easy Payments Chiroproctic adjustments. I)r. Phihic 80 North Park. Vnldet Bldg. W. E. McDougatl, 308 National Lunch Room Bank Bldg. Phone 182-J. HuttcrieH FOR- GOOD eats try Kent's Lunch Room, 109 W est F irst Street.________- * Dry Cleaning SAN ITARY STEA M P R E S S E R Y . Odorless Dry Cleaning. Phon* 908. 114 N. Park. ,0 ' , 1 I'flUHKt t TIVO v t t « i i \ ky I h e r e b y t a k a thin malluid nf n nn m i n c l n * m y rm u llrin r y fu r Hit o ffice nf C oun ty P ro e e ru tln x A t t o r ­ ney, subject to the D e n iorn ttlr P rim ary. 1 w ill u p p m - l n t * nny s u p p o r t r i v e n in* by t h e p enpl* a m i a s s u r e t h e m . If e l e c te d , w ill S l v e In tho d u t i e s nf Ih e o f f le e my v e r y Yieat s e r v i c e s . PA RISIEN N R T O T and • ( j i r r s iio i* Room Number 40 SA N FO RD PRINTING CO. V. B. DOpnt.AWt. KOI! Directory THE L 0N IH JF E BATTEF Huff-Mac Battery Co, 417 Haul 2nd. .Street. I'alittH and Wall P a p e r '-v SUN PROOF PA IN TS W ater Sj»ar Varnishes and E n a­ mel*. Velumlna F la t Watt Paint*. Persian clay jesso. plaatico moulding clay and Plaques. San­ ford Puint & Wall Paper Co. G. U. Stuart, Prupr. 112 W. Find St„ SPEN CER TOP SHOP. Curtains F u rn itu re Cushions and S ca t Coverings. W E BUY or trade in used fuani West Third Street. • lure. Wagner Furniture Co. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 05, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 05, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 05, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/837719f0b8aeaefd7f9d672fed560389.pdf 0bf6d98b9a59b19afc891a4c74ef7bb5 PDF Text Text fEVSrvear, rig l'l> 1 ' ^ VMS.'!’ ' ' . I * * ' rTTiawiyrinT ' ■ •;v51 ■ Jm THE W EATHER Jin n e w s p a p e r Showers this MftirHitmH night; cooler tonight In portion; slightly WUrtnPt n extremo north portion. d ^ Florida's fold’s Greatest Vegetable I t s Richest Garden Land Mehlhorn Ahead In First Day’s Round SANDWICH, England, May 7.— (IN S )—Playing in a wind th at threatened to blow his re­ sourceful, determined-looking chin right down into his neck­ band, “Wild Mehlhorn, American professional, topped the field in the first day's nullifying trial of the British open golf chainpionslftp today by shooting a very swank 72, representing par for the course. Mehlhorn was one of • six American first-line invaders Who started the classic tlda morning but Jim Barnes was tile only oilier invader to stay close to Wild Bill’s Mining trail. Barnes shot a 71 to fin­ . ish the day in a tie for sixth position. mil” - T— . — ■l ■——~ "*"**" * To Plant Cross In CHURCH GROUP Nobile First Religious Services TAKES HAND IN Ever Held A t North Pole BIG BILLS MAY DETAIN SOLONS COAL DISPUTE /• Tuesday ; N U M B E R 804 Member Audit Mureau O f Circulations SANFORD FLORIDA. MONDAY, MAY 7, 1028 Leased Wire International News Service and to­ central M W t < ‘3 ! 8 Orphaned When Mother Is Slain ROANOKE RAPIDS, N. C.) May 7.— (IN S )—Bodies of the victims of a murder and suicide hero today wore shipped to their former home, Franklin, Vn. Eight of their children were orphaned when W. T. Mumford, the father, murdered his wifo whilo she was talking to a neighbor. While she cried out nnd toppled to the floor dead, Mumford went into another room, nnd fired a bullet through bis brain. RISES - • LONDON,’ May 7.—(IN S )—A from Yadsoe at notm yesterday nfreligious servile will be held at tcr a st. rnty flight. The bnlooon , ____ the North Pole for the first time had to battle adverse winds nearly Tnx Reduction Measure, Farm nil the way. It landed In a snow­ And Flood Relief MayKcep § storm. Congress, In SessIonMonth lands a A n tl. . . . . . Longer OrThroughSummer CARDOVA, Alaska, May 7 . , , i party to plant the wooden, ............ cross —" dcrlyRclapqnReccmmended, him 1>y x i In _tIN\S)-j_The dirigible Italiu was in its hunger at Spitr.onl>crgcr to­ # --------- ; . [the ice on the top of the world. I from King’s Bay. Spur., day* alte r n hop from Vndsoe. N or­ •tm 4 T hergen, today gave details of N«* way. on the Nobile expedition to i 1.t H plans for exploration flights the north pole, according to n radio , *,—7— ’ l from that paint to the pole and to message intercepted by the gov­ President's Threat Of Veto ernment wireless station here. Expected To Delay Dntc Of Report C om niled* After L u n g - o t l u r destinntlons ill the Arctic. The giant blimp • arrived at “Tho ciess given to mo by his Closing Until Conventions Investigation Conducted Spltzonbcrger shortly a fte r noon In Pennsylvania Coal Area holiness the Pope will he entrusted yesterday, tho message stated. WASHINGTON, May 7—(INS) by me to a landing party,r s« d Unfavorable weather conditions NEW YORK, May 7.— (JNS)-'- l,on. Nobile. “ When the cross hns had prevailed during the course of _The "Mg three” among legisla­ Abandonment by both operators been planted in the eternal ice a t the hop, acrord'ng to prevlus mes­ tive items, furm relief, flood con­ and mipe workers in the strike- the top of the world we shall all sages, intercepted by the govern­ trol nnd tax reduction, today Calls Filer’s Trip To United TABLE ROCK COVE, Mny Stales Promise Of Future ridden bituminous coal fields of kneel and give thanks to God." threatened to keep congress in ses­ ment station.' . 7. __(IN S)—Hope that the The Italia arrived at lu n g ’s Ruy Commercial Air Lines Ilc“belligerent and oppressive tac­ SHINGTON. May 7.— sion for another month. hand of mnn m ight stay the tween Amerlcn-And Europe tics’’ an dtlie re-establishment of -A battalion of presiAdministration lender* origin­ orderly industrial relations are crumbling of the Table Rock cnVhlidatcs, parading ally pi mined to adjourn May H* NEW YORK, Mny 7.— (IN S )— recommended in a lengthy repor Cove Dam, holding back 5<* |h the witness stand at issued today liy the department of ffiJ K Herbert Hoover. S « . l « T of Com000,000,000 gallons of water ante's presidential enmresearch and education of the Fed­ txVo weeks lienee if tho ’"big three tnerce, speaking this afternoon at at the head of the Saluta R ivj fund inquiry, revealed RoumanianCrownPrinceWnlts eral Council of the Church. cun he enacted by thht time. 1-ail­ a luncheon given nt the Hotel A b- cr Valley, diminished rapidly For Psychological Time To l that most of their camThe report emphasises the “un­ ing in this, adjournment xvill in- tor t" Captain Kochi, Major Fit*Ascend Throne That lie Re­ satisfactory economic situation of nd f..r May 2(5, just nixtcen days innuricc nnd Baron Von Hu onefold were being conducted Tlie giant earthen structure nounced Several Years Ago before the Republican convention by the board of trade fo^Bgrmair- xra. •Ji&cted *o gUr* W -W to r tn the “ industry" mid: incinl "shoestrings.” 1.—Condemns the use of vio­ Shantung Railway Likely To Contradicts Step-Daughter’s meets in Kansas City. American Commerce, TJStkrnily tartly aa the SaluU River below inquiry opened with LONDON, May • 7.— D N S )— Democmt’c leaner* have offered praised tho achievem ent. of the the dam rose at the rate of rnora Testimony-Thnt She Cashed lence. * lie Seized As Dart Of IMnn fine of candidates who Former Crown Prince. Carol, of Checks For Census Salary no opposition to the M^y 10th ad­ crew of the Bremen and its good than a foot an hour, and over Bow­ •»._Says the eviction of mine To SencIReinforeemenlsAnd , step from tltc Semite into Roumanin, who is living temporar­ Without Girl's Knowledge journment dntc, provltlinjc the *'*k effect upon Gcrman-Americnn rc ed its banks. workers families (from company Provisions To TsInanGroup tlircc’’ arc enacted. A if roup <»» lotions. • . Expressing grave apprehension ihtt IInline. ily in Surrey, declared today he houses “ indicates a wholly un­ Democrats, however, have insisted ALBANY, May 7 .—(IN S )—Tnk"Tho western trans-Atlantic roop *8, rnn'd rl*c of the stream^ Iter ilinrlea Curtis (It) of would return to Bucharest to sound social situafion" TOKtO. May 7.- (IN S )—The remain in congress ronrni,, m session sMston all n flight was a notnblo event,!! Hoov­ was due-toH^new b i t ^ c n ^ n w r s -t reported tlic highest ex- mount the throne if the Peasant 3.—Declares that the use of in­ war office ordered 44J 4& .Jfynhesg- ing the stand in her ow^dsfeQCWfthat s iiiiinit r 1o i l if tin* flootl IVliCi Olll er declared. "It is a promise of held little hope of saving the dam jste> anmng eight cnndidntc* Party wants him to go Iftick. junctions in labor disputes has troop reinforcements t * Tsinan Mr*, ■••••renco K. S. Knapp, fmm- ~ fr for ,uiy reason commercial communication by air and ordered the danger zone clear* , His expenses to date totnlCnrol, who recently came Jicre been “carried to absurd lengths. (ts inntifu) today in preparation n- secretary of stale, who is on whatsoever. ed of all persons. Armed ruarda between our countries. l.tGS.f.T. Of the other eitndi,j.—Advocates a frank presenta­ rnr nil '"offensive" to occupy the (rial on a charge of stealing « $2.­ A series of presldent'nl vetoes, j testifying, Senator Norris frni Belgium accompanied by Mad­ "But greater than this, this placed around the ertrarc" to tho Jrf Xciira kn, spent $«>; Seim- ame Magda Helene I.uscscu, is tion by the operators of the finmi- Shantung railway so th at badly 875 census cheek today told the already suggested f »r both the 'brine adventure gives n lift to gorge, permltte' on o -- * pass. bmu farm relief and flood control bills, Heavy rains which b-g*o early fltrsh (It) "f Idaho, nothing; watching closely the events in h i s j r jn| (|:tta upon which they union needed proi iaions can bo sent to jury >hc had the authority of her probably would delay the adjourn­ the spirit of millions of our citi­ th Georg' (1>) of Georgia. native land*in view of the g n a t their contention that zens. It again inspires our confi­ yesterday nr.d cort,*v.i-d thin relatives to sign (heir checks ami the :i.n(Ht Japanese troops in that ment date, purt cnlnrly if congress dence in the fino courage and vir­ morning proved nn a l ed msriaco. Ifrnahn Walsh (I>) "f Moii- peasant party convention at Alva scale is prohibitive. I,nttle wrecked cd>. The JiifimiMC she ha I tin lied over to them every fuiI,d to over-ride a veto' of the ility of men in our times." The report contains the ib’diti Engineer* ’’enring thnt it would lll.l)?.‘ : Senator Goff, (It) of Julia. th. may take over control of the ci*y. cent of the money. flood bill. In such n case, n recess “ I am waiting for something im­ of the church organization ; Virginia, $t)0; ex-Senator tend to loosen the dirt in the dam f o r two hours and forty minutes probably would he tnkeii for :» icock (In of Nebraska, $L­ portant, which may take place be­ result of un investigation conduct­ Revisiniuof the casualty figures NE\V YORK, Mny 7.— (INS) — which was completed two week* veil ed during the past few m-nths at fore Tuesday night," snid Carol. I; an.! Itep. Hull (U) of put the Japanese military losses she made a valiant fight to prove mi nth and both hoii-e nnd somite Governor Fred R. Zimmerman, of ago at a cost ranging between one request of the Pittsburgh nt 12 soldiers killed and 30 wound­ to (he jury she. is not guilty of tin return hero after the dcmociutiv "If the Peasant. Party wants me the , 1tu tl.nn $ 1,000. nnd two million dollnrs. Wisconsin, who hastened here by in Houston. The huge crack in the Plckena (beft of census funds, a* charg 'd convention »ter Steiwer (It) of Oregon. and nsks for me, an I' think they ctiuncul of churches. The investi­ ed. airplane, today had an appointment Adiinni-tint on leader*, however, county aide of the dam has been »att. firM announeed that the will, I will go, 1 am not making a gation was mmlo in the coal fields Eighteen Jiipnnr e civilian res­ lignin-» Ii r ill 12 indictments. with the Bremen fliers to urge were hopeful of clearing up Hr* uoiild investigate all hid for my son’s throne, but Imw uf western Pennsylvaniaident >< were slam by Chinese. Six I' ntler cross-examination hi "b:g three" by the end of May. their making n visit to Madison, widening steadily, and now reaches Stressing the unsatisfactory ee- i f them were women, 'he bodies Initial .ampaign expendi- can a hoy of seven step into hi.* Prosecutor George Mednlie, she even though the pres'ulent vetoed capital of his state, in the Ameri­ from the top to tho bottom of the dam. The break was 30 feet wide aml that the inquiry would father's place without bis father's niioiuir situation in the "ulustty „f the de.1.1 were horribly mutilated- admitted she could not produce !>* th farm and flood I'tlls* Th* farm can tour which the aviators begin nt the bnso and tapered o ff to artlal. permission " When I go it will he the report makes these rtatoineiits. Many residents of Tsinan Iwi.'C one record to show thn'. her six bill probably would fpil of enact Wednesday. “ Here is n seiimisli nwrdcve - keen driven iiiumc by the liurharitur Norris (It) of Nebra*-| to iisHtinu the throne which •* It is one of many j-Las pouring lomething like three fe et T1C®^ relatives V(]'o were pil'd $25,000, incut over a veto, hht there were oped industry, with mom mines „ns >i cues through which tlwy insurgent cmiUidute for the mine by right." oVer did any census.work. indications of all sides that a veto in upon llaron Von lluenofcld, tho top, where it >*TuiLed again. It • jrffj ky.ioan nomination, was the While leaders of the peasant a r ­ and more labor than the demand p„ sed. Mobs of liiaddrlii il Chinese, of the flood bill will be o v e r ruled, Major Fitzmnurico and Captain was only nt the bottom, howover, Without showing one trace < *f Ititnes-. lie explained how he my chum their intention is peace­ justifies, divided ml., harply com driiiik with the lust f. r killing. liei vi*a i c: s. Mrs. Knnpp flatly I Tlii would pacify th must bel­ Koeht t» expand their Itinerary thnt the water had seeped through, I spent $»’> o„ his campaign t > ful. danger of n real uprising is be- pet it lVC fjfVJs. nnd subject to in­ I surged through the street >, ivreek- roiiti.idicte.l the testimony of her ligerent group, which is demanding beyond its scheduled fourteen nnd gushed into the snluda creek In n 15.foot stream. Th.- piiyirent was made to a lo ),0 acute f the peasants fluences ( j P t r n d to limit 'I- jnar- I ing buildings, pillaging days. en all-summer session. fi,mR Mi i* daughter, ( bun Itlnm'ho kot. Until the fuiplamentul ills of | i heir rifles in every direction. Crews have trenched the side* >» .>ht..r who published «»'• ’ urt. thwarted. The leg'dative eituatinn Ims be­ Knapp, " h o last week tcsti'ied she Ihe industry, treated as a of table rock mountain in nn at­ .'fin'ni m Norris’ behalf. t'ui respondent* hv ci ill 11 the ure grappled with sucre dully 1ji h a d bodies w ire decapitated, never bad given her step-mother come complicated. Ihe tax bill en­ tempt to prevent the drainago t 'hincxe ivilh knives nod I'avon.t authority to rigo her checks, that acted by the house, is now before |*s«n’i ii">|ioiisilili> for it, hut march of the picturc.-.picly e'ail from aweep'jig through the side of vsa-le. oil hoi by the Industry Hsi if *" by tipped i»e dot lung from corpses she did not know rh*- was on the th,, M’nutc. || ivill have to go ’•'* ........... lock for N'or- peasants as u'liintlcrii enI|io government, 01 both, pre.m o and gashed the boilies. the dyko Which connects with the |U|i|.IIM >!. Men, women and children are iill tin* pntii.it with the census pin roll nnd th t she nevet conference after it passed the liuiiiniiiliiriaii mountain. The plan of Col. J. L* si-mite, it probably u-ill not be Many residents barrion-lod them­ did any ci-n uis work. I htvt-n i l.een a candidate in caravan. Old and young nr trudgian uccoinLudlow, or Winaton Salem, N. C-, phases (if the problem finally enacted for another ten heuvy, selves ill i h n r homes. Some fled |Kr-, : ihe won!:" suid Nor- ing on foot or riding in "I had a p' rfect uiul.-rstniiding 1llliVS. the engineer who constructed tho from the city in diiikue.s. |*i kaii n't wanted to he and lumborii g wagons drawn by oxen. lure.” FORT MYERS. Fla., May 7.— dam, of placing sandbags about the i slim tire During th- night the .-ky u.m w ith (’I n i M s Kli'ipp t"ld I he I The flood bill reported buck to >'t pa at any attention to it Some of the more prosperous are plish little of a ilirj,. "Shi* Il'd I-' lisll* Will'll here III ( I N S)—On n little 10-acre tract drain pipe has been abandoned. The use of vi deuce is I both house nnd senate by eoiiferlurid with the clou "f burning C l." riding automobiles. The m nintuin Alhniiv mill that my home at Syia- | eiu vt, in i» eonypmniUi* form, ful- „f Ihq.) 4 i» Tulllcr. f.niinty .nil the Tho bag a would wet prevent erna« in lhc«e wold <: “ hotveior budding*, who-h ioiil . la Lit ^Lk .... . huiiih u q.. |iot on pns-r .1 nrr" jaWHHwl u l t h tilt cuse and she asked mi* to cash tier ’r , lowing enactment by both branches Tntninmi Trail, Thomas Edison Ion, a* it had been believed. provocation, the beating up i afire by i-unmuiadiiig or by hicentkallot in Nebraska and Wis- of Immunity. chicks or send them direct to her ?r bis urou-ed presidential opposi­ plans to establish his fourth rubber who have taken the positions id diaries. The rain added to the discom­ Ft HKIIItlnt )us wishes. A few dispatches claim tlint those <»n strike is a barbarous sister, Mis. Mary L. Bodkin." experimental project nt an enrly tion. An effort was made tudny at fort of thousands of refugees who There was heavy and continuous !cout.-e, I could have stopped scattered units of soldiers and po­ tho white house to iron out nil dif­ date. The land Is in the heart of fled from thoir homes in the low­ practice. The fiict that these briit- firing around the Japanese cum 'taking mine definite action,” lice have joined the peasants. Tele­ ferences. the Everglades.* lands Friday night, when the dan­ ul demoiiHtmtions may be quite pound where the Japan.*. .■ residents will, a smile. phone mill telegraph i ommunica unauthorized by the coinduct of The farm bill is now in confer­ Mr. Edison unriouneed his in­ ger alarm waa spread through tho had taken shelter. Japanese Gimps It. any body any promises in tion with Alba Julia lias been cut the strike imposes a heavy responence, having passed both house tentions of devising a new and valley. Aa yet, official* said, there fought from behind barricade, ?tchulf ?” since lute Sunday. Heavy forces of sihility in the m atter of discipline. nnd senate hut in slightly dif- cheaper way to produce rubber la­ w*e no suffering. m keeping un u hot fi*v upon tie f< rent form. Il probably will he tex after a conference with Baron I don't believe any one would armed troops are reported patrol­ Stronger langunge is used in con­ Chinese with rifles uml muclumrent to the white house for pro- G. Colliers, millionaire advertising any p, mites on the strength ling the Bucharest streets. demning police violence. "In *'«>- gum. In other quarters of the «iti s'dentiul approval or veto by the man of New York who own« 00 «y lit'ing n im inatcd,' Norris ploying With Icgiil suiictum the limbs swarmed through the street*, sd. end of this week. Sominole County’s 30 odd polit­ per cent of Collier County. hs-al hihI iron police, the m al • " 'n ' shouting, shooting and smashing The new merchant mnrino bill, At tlint time Mr. Collier told the panics incur a solemn ohligntmn the doors uml windows of stores ical candidates will gather at the ' mid Ihe name of llimver not to divert the processes of or­ and private homes. Shrieks of the, fourth county political rally of the enacted by Imth branches, is also famous inventor that he could have fdiil in Wisconsin and then MARTIN, Ky.. May 7 .- ( lN S > — drawn. derly government to private ends. victims of the timlM rose above present primary <uuqmign at Lake in conference, with many differ­ ns much of Collier county ns ho Four person* wer# dead today, „ ences to bo adjusted. Il mny be I'D..! ion have any understundIl is almost impossible to pi-cM-rvc wanted for his work. two believed fatally injured and Mary tomorrow uii'ht. K J. Holly, the din. . . reported buck m comprom'ae form ' Edison now ha* laboratories and two suffering minor injuries a* *itk 11•*.ivoi on t h a t ? ” justice m a timw of industrial cri* clmiriiiun of tlu* Demurriitu county It ir, expected that the J apu ....... to both bouse nod senate this | [No. I'm i|,,i ticil up either with experimental plantations at West is when officers »f the peace me will seize the city us soon « ' " umiounred today. NEW YORK, May 7.— (INS) — week nnd finally enacted. There Orange. N. J.. nt Onero and Fort tho result of a pistol battle in * bf.ari Hoover or Governor enrried on the payrolls ,.r mdust inforcrmcntu arrive ni»«l «I*•« I « dance hall Llgon, Floyd county, Aspirants to every office from ivern reports, though, that the mfSeventeen men were lepnrUd miss rial corporatlona. This practice s '1.’ siuil Norris. Myers Fla. At his estate here more Saturday Night. martial law so thi.t the livvi :«»' I county conim’ m sloncr down to cou­ feremes could not be compromised tin* hinkin$r the k . S. ■ • does not become aalutary by vir­ “ •tor i ImrJes Curtis (It) °f ini; Tho dead; P. L. Napier, Mil* remaining propertibs of foreign"** ntable will speak. Each eandidute and such an impasse would kill than (5,000 rubber bearing plant*, tin Nuif a two spent $11,408.(57 to my __ Dredge Navesink weeds, flowers, shrubs and trees ford Newsome, G. Reynold*, James tue of legality or precedent " can lie more effectively protec'. d will be limited strictly to five min­ tlie hill. 'ii ki' campaign, he told the | rows early today. are carefully prognted under his Bush. Alexander Newsome, father Citing the bitturncss raused i»V Gen. Uhiang Kui Stick, commuml utes in which lie can make his upTho new naval building bill, Swinging «»ut of tin- control in •> the use of injuncUuna, the report adtn ,^|| „r t)u.< was spent Itcrsonul direction. of ono of tho dead men, nnd a man e r of the nntlonallHl armies, i* pnil for the support of Lake carrying a S271.tlOtl.tiOO authoriza­ •!lici- expense, campaign liter- swift cMitide. the dredge struck nnmod McCann were near death in ported to lie leaving Tsinan t" " nay»: Mary’s voters, said Mr. Holly. tion for sixteen new warships, the anchored freighter Sivi.iburn. rt and buttons. To date, he a hospital. . mil no this norlhward drive in the was reported to the senate lust The crowds which have followed W, hi.- whole organizuliun ha t Within five minutes the dredge Among those In the hospital direction of Peking. the candidates through three meet­ week, after passing tlie house. It ^trd but $11,(585 while con- plunged to the bottom in ***«> with lesser injuries, ami who will ings nt Lake Monroe,‘Geneva and may be enacted early puxt week, a nutiiinul campaign. feet of water. recover, were Jarvey Newaomo KILLS SELF AND BRIDE Lifeboats from nearby liners Altnmnntc Springs are expected to if it r a n . displace Imulder dnm M'dit n - f r i e n d s in Kansas LOS ANGELES, Cal., May 7.— and Huey Gibaon. Several other* legislation in the senate. appear nt tomorrow' night s rull> * they i **ulil not solicit eontii- and coast guard cutters picked up May 7.— WASHINGTON. Baltimore, May 7 .- -(INS) I'"' The boulder dam bill faced rough (IN S )—Jerome Walsh, chief coun- were allghtly injured by th* fly­ lulest developments in m my behalf,” Gurtis said. •J'.» of the dredge crew. A telephone »cl for William Edward Hickman, ing bullets. blames the b o d ie s o f Mr. and Mrs. \\ stlussit * (IN S )—Tho »*v> ’ “ W they could organize elubi Lull to the army engineers’ office today w'hn speeding to San Quen­ coast guard Bowie Mackenzie were found m a in the senate hut with strong op coast gunrd and the out campaign literature, stated another mnn hud been sav­ tin penitentiary on a mysterious . * m l hotel room today. Police said M.u- fire*. blames the navy. "nil the like. That is all ed. Tomorrow night’s meeting will position against it.it has yet to visit to tlie kidnnpiT-killer in tho . kenzio, u former iiewspupi-rouin, Upon this basis today rested thn pass the house. There were indica­ prison’s death row. uuthurized on my behalf." Second Mate John Sims, in coinbe one of the Inst nt which candi­ Tomorrow Walsh will appear be’irtb said the Kansus club mu ml of the xNavcaink at the time responsibility for the tragic sink­ apparently hud shot his in id* ‘ dates can prefer charges against tions lliut it would bo killed by u **d ll.llfi fur its expense and 0f the crush, said the dredge cur ing of the U. S. submarine S-4 two days and then turneo the oist- their oppononts under the state el- fll buster if any definite duto is _fore Ihe California supremo court ol on himself. MncKenz'c reported fixed for adjournment. , ---- — • ut Sacramento to arguo Hick­ WASHINGTON. May 7-—* t I7h8.ti() to dute. ried forty-seven men. This tallie*! with her entire crew or officer* man's appeal from tho conviction (IN S )—An alliance of drys today Mid men. The S-4 was struck by the Florida-hurricane disaster us oftiun law which Imrs making <>t T*< *anio rules were laid down with the report from tho army en­ new charges after Mny UJ. • RAIL MAN IIETI RES which condemned him to be hang­ defeated a resolution *>y Rep. La“Curtis f„r President" club in gineer i' office, which snid U» the coast g u a r d destroyer I nuM u free lance reporter. ed for the kidnuping and murder of Goardi* (R ) of Now York, calling NEW YORK. Mny 7.—(INK)— ' York, be milled. T)ie New normal complement of the Nave- ing. . , , 12 year old Marion Popker. William II. Williams retired to Tim novy gqt its report m first. upon Postmaster General New to JT* club has raised $3,050 ami sink was “about forty five, 1!’< day ns vice president und n menu aay whether poet office employee* but $2,805. The money was marine police reported there were a navy board finding a few. "'**'*r POSTAL RECEIPTS'SLUMP her of the managers board of the after tbe crash that the Paulding are used by dry agents aa “jury ^ "n rent, 'printing, postage, 35 men on the dredge. Delaware nnd Hudson Rnllroad ““frapher fees anil the like, WASHINGTON. May 7.— snooper*.” The vote waa 81 to 72. First n*al»tent,-cngine«r Henri was at fault. Lt.-Com. J: S; nnd affiliated corporations. He had The resolution was baaed, upon one penny was spent on Rickert, of New York, died at hn wan criticised for fuiling to sight (|N 'S)—Postal receipts at 50 sel­ bold hi* post us vice president for ected cities showed a decrease of charges by LaGuardia that J. D. or' |„ the newspapers,” thciSrt. • . . . post according- to a incss ^oy.-wUc' WASHINGTON, >!*>’ 7.—(INS) dustry bad done so, the govern 21 years. Now a coast gunrd investigation < Ou added. ntent workers have steadily gained 3.12 per cent in April compared Pennington, dry administrator at was among the »un*ivor*. Thoma Williams had requested to bo board has concluded n lengthy in* — Uncle Sam’* 150,000 employes ground through the present session. ruHis said a “ headquartera" with April a year ago, while re­ Pittsburgh, asked the post office Chapman. 45. of Brooklyn. ««« vestigation, and reports that the relieved more than a year ago in ceipts at 50 industrial title* allow­ department to investigate a feder­ •opened for him in New York may win the first half of their Although tho benefits of tho In his cabin . ,0 . officers of tho S-4 were at fault. 1 uy John D. Curry, where trapped legislative fight for better pay to­ Welch bill ware reduced in n com­ order to devote himself to tho In­ ed an increase of .31 per cent, the al jury panel. rushing waters s l u m m e d the d> terests of the Missouri-Pacific and wrence* could be held with Itepost 'office department announced day through passage of the Welch promise effort, the measure will shut, according to another of the PLANES IN WUBK BATTLE Wabash systems. p,n leaders. To date, he addWILL FRBACn TONIGHT carry on estimated increase of jodny. The receipts at tho fifty $18,000,000 salary Increase bill In ____ . borti, ha. raised $1,175 and crew. $180 a y ea r-for employes in the rclectcd cities totalled $30,768,408.­ *1.015.15.. FORT BRAGG, N. C.. Mny 7.— the House. 8 EEKB FLAG BAN “The Meanest Msn in Sanford” 12 and $31,760,465.1*0 respectively STORM WARNING ISSUED Backed by President Coohdga custodial service and $100 to $150 (IN S)—Scones reminiscent of war vni* •f'ealed that his strategy will be the subject of the sermon u year for other employes. those of tho fifty industrial cltlea WASHINGTON, Mny 7.— time* were observed here today as and powerful congressional loud­ |f* ) °rk state was to fight by Df. C. E. Wyatt, evangelist j Approximately • 100,000 WASHINGTON. May, 7—(INS) 70 airplane* of the army *” er*, pilot* of tho bill plunncd to call (IN S )—Tho navy custom of hoist­ wcr<* $3,348,827.72 and $8,338,- preaching for the First Ct nun in»t rue ted delegation. service employes outside of Wash­ —The weather bureau today order- forces raged a peace time ‘battle. it up under suspension of the ing a church flog above the Am­ 12Q.H8. J^tor Walter F. George (D) of Church revival at the South 81 The plane*, from Langley Field rule*. ProapecU of passage were ington, scattered through *1 *U-«j erican ensign whenever n church H le*5iTied he has spent $75 Primary School tonight. Yeaf and poasealson*, will benefit under are on a 7,000 milt swing around bright. FT. MYERS— Plan approved for . * official visits u battleship would Z* ^ ‘dacy. He said he had the bill, It 1* said. Some of theao the country. Secretary *f Inaugurating their fight on the pittating Royal and coconut palm* Dr. Wyett talked on “Booae, torrh. organization and no Davis and high a/.my officials ground that the government had re­ worker* now receive as low aa be abolished under • resolution in* and Australian ptfiea along high­ lam ai>d A1 Smith” at a ■( i“ ‘fn fund!' ' watched the maneuvers. Tomor­ fused to recognize tho increase In $600 a year with few exceeding troduced today by Senator Heflin service at the MUene Theater. ways of Lea County«S|. ••ised no fund and tho cause atrong northeast and/iorth row tha aerial armada will move living cost* although private in- $9,000. . . (D) of Alabama today. wind* probably reaching gale fo on to Fort Bennlng, Georgia. I have spent on my tonight, • ^ " n u r d on page i ) Reveals That *st Of Campaigns jConductedUpon hoestring” Basis ris Has Spent In His Behalf Expenses Put .. $11,168, Most Of [For Office Work S S 1 S ........ Injunctions Carried To Absurd LCllfflnS CAROL TO RETURN TO BUCHAREST IF PARTY ASKS HIM Leaders Hoped To Adjourn On May 19 AdviTs HOOVER PRAISES BREMEN CREW AT GOTHAM MEETING Every Precaution Is Taken ToSafeguard Life As Troopers Are Placed On Duty Heavy Rains Add To Flood Menace Huge Crack In. SideOfv 1 DamWidensSteadilfc/ Before Water Force “ JAPANESE FORCE MRS. KNAPP GOES SENT TO AID OE ON STAND AS OWN TROOPS IN CHINA WITNESS IN CASE Edison To S t a r t Rubber Plantation In Collier County 30 Aspirants Will Talk At Lake Mary Political M e e t i n g Four Are Killed In Dance Hall Gun Fight 17 Missing As U. S. Army Dredge Ranis Ship And Founders Hickman Attorney To See Him In Pen S-4 Disaster Blamed On Navy, Coast Guard Drys Best LaGuardia Bill In Lower House House Slated To Give Approval To Pay Increase For Federal Workers «•/. �* i •% t I I 7- V • fl T1IK SANFOHI) IHfltALII, SANFOKP. FI,OHIUA, SATURDAY MAY E, 1028 IW G H K IG IIT Six Y ear Investigation ENGLAND SEEKS Fails To Clear up Facts WAY TO R I M Y In U. S. Oil Lease Case MINE TRODHLES A nc widen in ‘‘sermont’' li being tried in n Mansfield, England, SCX HEAT Ill/ACKPEET that the only hepd Tor the Indus­ try is through central organisation and-control- ['induction last vri-r- the rhimb, ninck In a shipment of CO orang outangs recently received at the too WASHINGTON, May 8.— (INS) nnfs «f the Humphries contrast to at t'nnnes, T’rance, were several —Six and a half years have elnp- the I’rair e and Sinclair companies for $-100,000 outright. The money mothers with their young and some ord since the first steps were taken « a t ton verted into Library Bends <-f .the largest specimens of • their by the then Secretary of Interior at d $230,500 of the amount canto LONDON. May I. S o r e s ol V ip.e -t-tisii /.rm y estimates kh:l ever seen in Europe, 18 hav­ Albert B. Fall to I r a i . the billion- into Foil's possessirn. theories are being advanced by e x - 1 fm IP2H shows n decrease of $2, ing arms with a span of more than .M. T. Everhart, Fall’s son-in-law, ports for the reasons for the pres - 157b,(nit) from those f last year, the nine feet. dollar Teapot t»onu* and Elk ti lls rr.val oil riserves to Itnrry F. Sln- nfter a long silence, has come f->»•- ent pat ions state of the British coal aii ount rnpi red for salaries and similar expense* will jump from With the opening c f territory in ilnir end E. L. Dohcny; Senate wrrd and adat tied ,th:it lie acted fields. China that has been !.«olntr\! be­ coinmiUccs and the United States a« the messenger for the IransaeMany of them undoubtedly are $44,110,000 to $45,118,000. cause of the war, the demand for S cen t Service persistently hare in­ tion. 1’ievicrjsly, he Ims refused to unsound, although t h e i ’ is little cignrettej from tliosp parts lias vest gated the mysterious circum­ testify on the ground lit* might in­ doubt that the majority of the rea* I c n grout, . stances under which the’ deals were i i. imtt,' Idm/elC. sons propounded are eontributlng ... .. .. ... uhhk U'XVl and Bluekmer fled to factors to a situation which many J* n inlie, and a half a dozen of the courts of the lonJ have pndieil Eur 1e, and both are m d e r citation agree is approaching catastrophic thorn yet still nil the truth i:< not for a *l(j.l,tiil(i roatrm pt of court I dimensions. , for ign< ring subpoenas to return known. On the one hand it it declared A devious mid winding trail that ' iltd te s tify .-Henry' Smith Oiler,' that mismanagement if the mines, H-unir ng of buildings and re ­ took the Investigators oil over the f'unndiiin lawyer whose name, war indifferent nmt archaic selling taring cf plantations taut wer, ; United States and through every t«'d a presidin' of the (’ mti- inclin'dc, and fierce foreign com­ damaged by the hurricane that Hauling, Crnling Shipping, capital* of Europe lain brought nectal K in Africa. Stewart has ■we; t the fit briiic.i Islands, ha. petition are the main re ason« for and Storage much to light regarding the "oil I*, in cited for e>jitempt of the I'N nns 411*1 lull |J. riril S the situation its it exists Imlny. On scandals” of the Hard ng Admin-; Semite ,fnr refitMug to- answer the oilier, thciv are many who pro­ istrr.tion, hut it a doubtful <|tw tinn» relative to the wherrawoollier tile whole "inside” of thej I outs of the prof ts that-eompipiy fess to "c • in the present condition of affair: the natural t exult of made. . 1* ‘1 - r. . • use w II ever come to light. •vs an interesting sidelight', Yvon-, years of intensive working of the Thu Governivent charged that Fall to.k e bribe <»t $2311.5110 from 1ntor M'lil-h just recently wormed mines. Mines Worked Out Sinclair fi r Teapot Home. It wa- fr< in Will Hays, Postmaster-ffenIt is pointed out that some >f <ml of tin- Harding AdininKIrnt n. the ndmi.ision that SinMair the prim ipnl mines are nearly "00 gave him S"(50,001) in I iberty years old, and practically worked Blind, to help pay off the lii-nnb- out, und that coni is found so fat ftnni the head Hint getting it 1 ■ lit an I’m I > - d -licit In l.rij::. || ,• ■.'tutnod KI<•().000 of this amount the miirnri* K a n iin.conomical ; ml tbi*'tei t 'Tie sent iiroiind n ' I 1 M | rominent Rctudilienns v.'fin’ iiljfde cniili,, rout rilint i- ns to •I. P.ii ty for a moil tits . ipial to to, I iViids H a ys -ent him. Hates In Tile ('mi. The date of nil the transaction< I a\'e In m held most signif • not by i he ronrl mid by the Senate love, tigatlng eoniipilti e. It w;is in iShivember Hi, I'.l.M. I lull . Itnhchv LOSSlNGtS QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER ’ • ml hi t ' b u i i ” t i I a ll. < III i‘ IIII.i |i the r«,P'llnr rlcrgeman - preaching from one pulpit and n local schoolmaster nuestinlng him on his discourse from another pul* isn*r «rtt*r M c L t f U l M V ™ E lle n J . M c u g lilC n ENGRAVING Diamond Mounting Architect Jrwriers-Optometrfst Watch Repairing Flrsf Nat*! ltank B ld£ Sanford, Fla, Portable BIRGERS DAfltVFARM Phone .1711 eet Milk Sweet Cream Butter Milk Milk For Babies t PhonoRraph I lined Player Piano. 1 llsea Cabinet Phonograph %* ' * * \* * * For Kale or trade. ; on West First Route A hn« just received a 1 lot of PttrrolR, |g)T, i Citizen’s Mass Meeting Tuesday Night City Hall F. P. RINKS FILLING STATION II 1.1 Sanford A w . and.tkiflnritw andty Call anti See T % 'No Chfirtru For L \\||. v, i el Ilf I' I •I l >I I| li ' il nil i v*i | \ lined I bill M *iitv ol jtie lir ilis li min ■ng iioln -i IV d ip -nils, in tlio m ain . tl it oxp r l Iriulr. This Xlioln I Ul. li-,-., to~t l>y the llri'ish coal owni i Tlir.iugb -■*'.i-ial i h '.i -i' s ; th-•• i '• I win. fto.piom -tnppare. I'liiiud by vliil.es mni Inrkmils. in i i••;»•-« eual |U i-ih/i t inn m foreign I '.illill li . anil tile ini reused live nf i I irnl olei-tji ity. to h a' at a \V5t)i a v p u to g r 't in g lb ' irio lo I-.i I, in-in , tin I iiivern m etit I'a . I ioi-ii j p liininTii'd liv e te l'iil ll'n ip n 'i a l ile p iil at i ois lio in tin m illiiil! areas in i.ir iil w ee kT in-se di p u la t' *■• l ave urged tbo bvvo inig o f f.i-ig b l ao.l d: tiiio it I i n - i uni ■ mid i .i vi i u n i- nl u b -id da I i, io I In- Imp i I'm • «l of IIH-I (lilt! mi npii i tl. U r w r t U v * I Ml.vi* In • I la O f l i t til f»*r i •• iuv«*,i;»t i»uf 'i'* iim I u ! i \ hi 11 iil«* tlu f tn tfM it *l»i r ix in r i • g u ln tinn itiitiiiu m ii acAi wccn - m any lines win soon cni and we advise shopping quick jQuick Action Prices J ’l c r i s d r ess O x fo rd s r niifi ! a i l . ■1 lie pair. lih iek Shoe Prices Receive Another Big Blow(»20 pair Children’s Slippers all leathei straps and pumps, pair— Prices Hit Botto Rig Lot Women’s Oxfords a Pumps worth four dollars Sp< ial pr. TO THE VOTERS SEMINOLE COUNTY - Here's A Knockou Por husiness reasons 1 have derided to withdraw from the race for Clerk of the Cireuii Couit of Seminole County. I want to thank my many friends who have assured me of their support and w!io have expressed a sincere interest in my welfare. liie t iiliiiiut.il I imluig ■ iimi puny was mg.niiii.l m irm p|,i p., II. M. Him I iiii I. i f l li, Mul:.. i IN fining ('iiini- iin, in pui.n , , : ;t Mil bni i c i ' i l . I f i iii.i t b< h i ' A. L. Humpin'. >r. nf T< *4> ,|| M [it) i« bm ril I'r c M lit when the deal « t .m ;s tin tm u liil w in - S iiic liiii, i n| IN I. c i t \V. SlcvvaiL, j u , t tcc i ll ) i| p osiit a , ch airntu ii it ft In- tm u I th e S tn n ila id O .i in In d ia , Hi i I. m il', .la iiiiii E. O .N e i!, f-in n c il) w ith tlu. I ’ r e ir S O il m al C a» < 1 1 •i pony, H u m p h rey s and lii» son. and fo rm e r' F en .it r Thom ux, nf t ub... th e la t t e r re p res en tin g tlu- H um phrcys._ _ K'gritarvr Ruurantci-d Whin Thomas ik-murml at deal­ ing with ua unknown camranv S im la r, Bluekmer, aim O'Neil gun rail tin d wi*(i ibeir aigniiui*; the contrnrl. Tim ell wo» promptly rosebl tn the I’ra rie (HI and Gas, un.| th. Kim luir Cruil Oil Purchasing ( m puny at $1.75 a iu rfr l wit limit Hi, outlay of u rent in i-asn by Slm-'aii and h * associnte*. . The Coi;tln*'fTtu| t .nl; $3,0^0.0(111 io profits ut this (juartvi-a-baird i j-roposition and then sold the bnl-1 R. A. COBB l i m e For P rep a ra tio n N e e d e d Dresses worth se—only and Dimity Dresses special—each Here’s W h y E v ery D a y Is A B ig d a y H ere Men’s Union Suits ... .... Men’s Straw Hats 22 x 15 Rath Towels !... ............ 2 | * Roy’s Wash Suits .................. 520 yards Tissue Ginghams Rig Bargain yd. 2 4 c LOOK! 800 Yards 30 in. Pajama Cheeks special yard. II. A. Spelr Sanford Florida Look 587 Yards Silks consisting of 40 in Crepe De Chine, Flat Crepe in all the le 520 yards Loraine (vinghams—yard The yard— Its been along time since you have had an oppo tunity to buy crisp new goods at these prices— « course no merchant can stay in business and ho prices so low, but its our way of advertising H ere! Cirepe Bloomers Fair— ...... 2 Red Room Slippers All sizes Pair— ....... . ...............4 Take a peep at the assortntf of hats at— ............ 7 gc to $1 �I L .■ ; . *■ ■- 1 'A K '-^ w *• -XT ;. tv*'*•[rJk- nnrom W r V- '-‘ 1 p t 4 r^ -S S ? " ' • " r ;v jf»AGK TWO THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FL P rtllM . MONDAY, MAY 7. 1928 The Sanford Herald — I 'n k lla k ril m * i t a t l t n i M i ( » « f | * o i> *«r a t S a n fa rtf. F l« r l« a . I l l M a n i l t i At o m , K u lr r r d a* a r r o a d f l a w a a a lta r O c to b e r 8 7 , 1 BI0 , Ml t h e P m U H I n n l flan fo rd , F lo rid a , a a d r r Mat a t l o n c ra a a o f M a rrk 8 , 1 MT, 1101,1,A%'n I* nBAN --------- Bdllar tl. I t o W M l l i DKHU ......... ..M a a a a r r H-M U.R 1- J O M : t M a u | l « i E d ito r ntnncniP T io.H O n e V r « r . ........ ............. " I » M o n t h . ____________ T h r e e t l n n t k a .......... I l y 1‘a r r l r r p e r W e e k I t A T r .l ITM f 1,78 M.m T h e l l r r a l d , K a a fn n l'a p io n e e r n n n * |>nprr, a n h a r r l k e a t o I k r I n t e r n a * t l o n n l .VeWa N e r v i e r , r r e r l v l n a t r a m • hla annet-lnr arm n raa ala allan • w e a l ! Ihouanad w o r d a d a l l f e e v e r l « * a ll th r l e a d i n g e r r a t a at the e n t ir e nn rlil. Thr I, t , H, la r p e r l n l l f e i r i r l e n l tu F l o r i d a a n d la w it h o u t equal. T h r llrrn lil la a m em ber o f Ike • l i m i t l lit r r n n » f I'lrm la lln n a , an I n l r r n n f inmil A a i m r l a l l a n o f I'a h lla h r r x . A i l v r r l l a r r a an d A d v e r t i s ­ in g A a rn lK v v k lr k requ ire rarh I ' u h l U h r r m r m h r r In au h tn ll l a a Ihnrnuah n iid lt nl au baerlptlno lla ta In u r d r r In v r r t l ) a h a o l n l r l r a l l r l n l m a n l r l r r o l i i l l n n . na w e l l na h n n r a l h n a ln ra a m r lh m la . MONDAY, MAY 7. ltllll.lv VERSE FOIt TODAY TDK SECRET OF WISDOM— When pride eometh, then cometh shnme: hul with the lowly in wis­ dom. Prov. 11.2. PRAYER—In all humility of henrt, O Lord, we would ever bow before Thee for Thou art our wis­ dom. THE FARMER .»• The politician tulks and talks, The actor plays Is his part; The soldier glitters on parade. The goldsmith plies his art. The scientists pursues his germ O’er this terrestrial hall, The sailor navigates his ship, Hut the farmer feed;, them all, The preacher pounds the pulpit desk, The broker reads the tape; The Inilnr inis and sews his doth T fit the human shape. The flame of fashion, dressed in silk, * (Iocs forth (o dine, hi call, (Jr drive, or dance, or promenade, But the farmer feeds them all. The workman wields his shiny tools. The merchant show’s his wares; The aeronaut above the elouds A dizzy ion nicy dares. Out ant and seienre soon would fade. And commerce dead, would full If (lie fanner reused to reap ami sow. For the farmer feeds them all. Spartanburg Sun The Prince of Wnlrx has bought .a plane. Now! ha can fall right.— St. Petersburg Independent. After ibe recent Chicugu P ri­ mary, tin’ election in Mexico in duly will seem a tame affair.— l,oui-villi’ ( -lurier-doumal. president. That was the* fourth conviction of the former bnnk pre­ America in general and music lovers of this country sident on charges growing out of in particular join this week in the celebration of National the failure of that institut'on. If given the inntnimum sentence in Music Week. Ushered In last night with varied programs each case, Lithe's term of residence throughout the United Stntes, the week’s celebration will In prison would ho in excess of continue through Saturday. It is an event that has gain­ forty years. Rut Florida has a law ed rapidly in interest and importance since it was first under thc^e rm of which a fourth inaugurated several years ago." This year's program will conviction calls for life imprison* stress particularly American music and with an effort to ment. To the convicted hanker it would make this the most successful celebration schools, churches, clubs and other organizations have joined wholeheartedly probably make little difference whether sentenced on each count in the movement. separately, or sentenced under The St. Augustine Tribune in noting the advent of the fourth conviction law, for he is National Music Week calls attention to the fact that the now sixty years of age, and death, "radio has been a great factor into our homes, and during when it comes, would find him in this week promises to bring special elaborate programs prison in either case. I am really sorry for Forrest of beautiful music within rench of all." Observe this week, the Tribune urges, by tuning in on the stations rccogniz-,,.Lake. Ilis conviction was largely ------ J * _ .t National Music Week ing the event by providing gala programs. The St. A ugus-1I cashier, who ^ pleaded guilty °r.,u* f.ornu,r to cmtine paper continues with these thoughts: | bczzlement. and turned state's "National Music Week will include competitions held evidence against his ch ief.. Lake in many plnces to discover and encourage musical talent. steadfastly maintains his own in­ Surely this is a worthy aim. Encouragement of artistic nocence at),| claims that A. R. Key, his former cashier, was the guilty propensities in the young is a great boon to any Nation. convict ‘‘Do your part by listening to good music during this party, lint Lake has been............. week, and by taking a special interest in-those about you ,.nn*v , ■ and' probably is who Mpire to bsmuaicinna. .. ■ r» "That America is, n music-loving country, despite 7c*, I am sorry, for Forresf comments to the contrary by persons who dislike jazz and Luke, whether innocent or guilty. judge us by it, is proven by the grekt interest that has been displayed in- this Music .Week event long before the week appronched. All over the country elaborate programs and concerts have been arranged, and schools have been en­ deavoring to discover the musicnl talent in their student bodies." STORM BREAKS WATCH SPRING y - FT. MYERS PRESS watch that had never failed h ni iti times cf stress,-and the battles of the world, had stopped running Nothing had happened to the watch and it had received the same laving core th at it had in the past and Bob was perturbed not :i little over the fact that he need­ ed the watch to keep t rue on the newspaper men at Lake Worth and also on the candidates speaking in Seminole County, so he hied to the Not that I would have sentence tv watchmaker and asked him why voked, or suspended, if he is guilty, this wherefore. The watchmaker for that should not he. But when laughed and said thnt it'w a s the 1 remember thnt he was a man sixth watch to come to him that who was useful to his community, morning with broken mainsprings torrefied, Trusted, honored; j,for and thut any severe electrical twenty yearn mayor of his home storm would break mainsprings city, yet preserving n reputation of watches according to the po­ to which the youth of Sunford sit on of watch and the proximity might well aspire; when I consider of, the storm, etc. Boh says lie what the name of Forrest Lake i opines that in all right and the Itt's meant to Sanford and Semin- watchmaker is undoubtedly right ole county, it is with n touch of hut he never knew before that human sym pathy that I note his anyone was over troubled over .downfall in h ’s declining years. I ; electrical storms except the utilipitj' Forrest Lake! I ty folks and the newspapers. Boh Holly of Sanford, associate’ editor of the Eustia Lake .Region and former owner and editor of the Sanford Herald, now director of the Florida Public Utilities I n ­ formation bureau, thinks he has discovered something new— at least it is now and hews to him ami ns new and news, it is travel­ ing round tho state. Waking up one morning this week after a severe electrical storm Boh found out thr.t his ------------------ o----------- -**—- TTTTT^m. ■ \\rr- A hot summer day. a long, dusty drivedry throats—then th| cooling, refreshini; so sation of Clark’s Tc berry Gum- “AHnpr Thought” indeed! C lA .vK -S r P A C I F I S T S I N T H E I). A . K . WASHINGTON I’(1ST Tomorrow night the political Mrs. Alfred .1. IttusM’mi. pre*i , iln ’.Tilled Mule- lliol Iti’i’l, aide to HHpiraul s glllilei igaiti ut laike Mary 1 ■ piesent i ben <1iiiin s for dent general of the Dauuliteis "I exert its trcnirlii when *lie need votes t ' Hie eitizei is of that mm- the American Revolution, lin-< i- aiose Amrican mother-*, who beat sued a .statement setting foitli the It dolllde lillldcll wli-ln-Vri then- <* liumity. policy «f the <rgnni/.HtMin and M.’ll . Ill ei- determined t hut thi* to n tew irresponsible pin ifist - count ry shall nevei^ again In’ The latest trans •At lit nt i< tilers whn attacked the society for it* , caught tlllpi ■pared it t lii’\ tan hnve lie eli liHVing a good time ir. ii__ TI ua. foul --UiiU__-Hu* rliiiiriiioimhip "I Itie <i'lyi I nineni V t u t m u Lul New York, much better than if mighty Nation tan lit* depended naval program. These pacifist*, 1n*r -fjuii,' made GreeneIy while monitor* of the society, upon to n*c it-, strength wisely Inland. have not been prominent in the noil not provocatively. They iluiioi organization, and apparently they suspect the motives of the United The Celery Feds are back in hold membership solely for the .States Government nor do they lietown today looking better to the purpose of “koring from within." lieve that the American people fans than they did when they in the hope* of defeating its pa*- would ini’ amuck if the Navy started out on the road with noth­ riotic purposes. should lie im leased ing but a couple of defeats on Included in the nlti«rk made by With the United States armed their record, these pacifists was the charge that in proportion to it* size and im (Illie D. A. It. had an official portmuv in the world, tile decision IJcnernl Nobile is flying o»cr blacklist, upon which were the a* to peace oi war would rest with the North Pole ugain, but th at’s names of prominent citizen- wh> Aiiicrnun*. fm m- other nation getting to he a mere pleasure ex­ had incurred the displeasure of would lie likely to make win cursion and no one feds much the society because of their paci­ against Amei";. armed If. howanxiety for his safely. Still- most fist leaning*- Mrs I! cos sc mi shows ever, any nation should lie so in of us wouldn't go with him, that while the national society has *ane ns to make war against thi* no such blacklist, the State Icndci- euuniry, without tegtil-il to its state . - —--- (I --In t'bicugo a giaiul jury indict­ ure within their legal anil moral of prepuieilness it would -till t>* ed a garage man for fraud in right when they advise their chap­ m-icssury jo be arnu’d Tin- dif making his • income tax return. ters regarding s|*eakers who seek fercnco between prepared defense Justice, though blind, occasionally to enfeeble the United States ra ­ mill improvised defense would be a thousand American Inc* gets a glimpse of what it’s all ther than supporting iln- loyal few policy of tho II. A. H tliiown away Which mother ’-* about Clearwater Sun. There nerd lie no doubt us to willing to give her son rather thuu the attitude of the D. A. It. when see I hr United States suitably arm ­ The little girl down the street, this matter comes before it. Mrs. ed for defense H who is used to cowboy's, says her Brnsseau has faithfully interpreted The pacifists are incuiahU idea at rent loan is one who can the spirit of the society and of wrong in logic ami common sense. .. roll a cigarette with one hand, and American womanhood when she light it, while on horseback nl full has supported a program for bet­ They base their ease mum ignor­ ant tiust in foreign nations and m gallop in a driving iitinstonn. ter naval defense The women of disloyal distrust of their own’ the United States are not cowards country. Cowardice is a large cli Sanford’s baseball team will or defeatist*. They do not believe mru! in their makeup, logethe have a ilium r to trade places with in surrendering American rights or with it> twin, false witness. Tin! sacrificing American life women who have attacked the IF tho league-leading Paint ’Beach in Sheriffs Thursday, Friday, and through failure to provide means A It deserve immediate expulsion Saturday when they meet on the of defense. The veteran*’ hospital a* well us exposure. There can li­ Municipal Athletic Field diuntond. shelter many of their sons who no place for them in ti patriotic might now lie strong and well if American society'. So far Hanford bus shipiwd 7,OOtl cans of celery’, and before the aeai’On ends il in predicted that the shipment* will tola) 10,000 r a n . More evidence of Floridn’it position K. II. II. M. TAMI-A TIMKS In the run, agriculturally— Florida Tinte*-Union. Under the Florida law a criminal might reasonably to inferred that convicted for the fourth time is the application of the fourth con­ Herbert Hoover i« Koi»K l" hear doomed to life imprisonment. In from moat of the 047,350 relatives Sanford recently the former pre­ viction sentence is largely, if not entirely, discretionaly with him. ffcncubnrist* estimate he has, if sident of a defunct hank wu» con­ he is elerted president. Andrew victed for the fourth time. If sen­ But, a.* a m atter of.fuct, doesn't that law relieve the jury and the Hoover, thr nriginal Hoover an­ tenced in each case, the aggregate judge of ally authority ’ to do cestor in America, runte -to the would’ exceed the life expectancy otherwise than sentence the con­ United State* in 1740. of the prisoner; or, under the hub- victed to life Imprisonment? ---------0-8—— ifusl criminal act, one sentence of I» th s another illustration of The temperature in Chicago life imprisonment would to meted how the law works? Or is il an ex­ went to 00 last week. That was be- out. ample of |)Uw the luw is worked by rausc the citizens just found out Probably State Attorney Mil- astute lawyers? ubout Big Bill Thompson’s 100 to lord B. Smith took such a view of ' For Him 1000 per rent increase in tuxes the coze, os it i» said he would not Foriest latko of S *rfurd, wu* and went down to the city hall to o*k for the “fourth conviction’ convicted last week on a charge of tell him where they thought he sentence. From such an attitude on misappropriating funds of a now ought lo be. tbg p»rt of^the state’s attorney it defunct hunk of which he bad hem* EABERR! G 'u m f A Notorious Red Is Captured Bitter memories of the "rod terror" to which Hungary was subjected by the communist regime for five months in 1919 gripped the people of that pntion recently when it was announced that the chief figure in thnt period of terror, the notorious Bela Kun, had been arrested near Vienna. When taken into eustofl.VrjBelu Kun had in his possg*? sion documents end iuimphlotS^Miiigesling that liu was ngrnin in the employee of the Third International o f Moscow, to preclpitnte communist uprisings in Hungary. The cap-) ture caused a furor throughout the country ns the pef>pie recalled the unspeakable practices of the Red leaderj when he was at the. height of his power. The Hungarians remepibered how Belu^Kun hud re­ sorted to the vilest kind ut' nropJVtfHKidjbgF^’blcIi he-sought to break down the sanctity of religion, patriotism and mor­ ality to make way for communism. A depraved and de-j bauched mind had inflicted upon the people of the country | atrocities that eventually aroused them to start a move­ ment thnt led to the overthrow of Kun and the establish­ ment of a conservative government. Russian Soviet agents are offering tat eouii'aets to the Austrian government it it will "deport" Bela Kun hack to Russia. At the same time Hungary demands his de­ portation to that country to lace charges of having ordered the execution of a hundred and forty-tour Hungarians dur­ ing the “reign of terror." The extent to which the Soviets will go in their ettorts to spread their nefarious doctrines is well illustrated ih tliis case. Seemingly their offer of tempting eontracls serves as a good lever to gain the release of this disciple, but it is to lie hoped that Austria, in the interest of jusice, will con­ sent to the extradition of Beta Kun to Hungary to face trial for his infamous acts. jppY THOUGi & iffA A MEETING Tuesd May 8th |^ 4 j/ , S Lake Mary Community House 7:30 P.M. Hear The Candidates For Office In Seminole County On .1line 5th. the people «;<> to the polls to decide who shall he elected to serve them in the various offices of Seminole County. Each and every voter should attend the political speakings, hear nil the candidates state their platforms and express their views. In this way only can the people he assured that their choice is elected to office. This Advertisement Paid For By: E. II. Kilbec A. #I). Smith t andiiluli’ Fur l ax Assessor Candidate Constable Dial. I ('. M. Hand May Belle Maxwell k. A. Tate Candidate Supt. Public Inslrurlion I undidute Constable Dist. | Joe D. Chittenden E. E. Brady R. R. Deas Candidate Tax Asseasur Candidate Clerk Court Candidate Sheriff I) .L. Thrasher W . E . W h it e Candidate Clerk Court Candidate Ph>a«euting - Attorney L. P. Hagan S. A. B. Wilkinson Candidate Legislature Group 1 Candidate County Judge Uatulidiilc Rc-clrdion Shcrilf HOW IT WORKS- A. Vaughan f Uanifitl.il,■ Rf.i-lrrtinn Tax An'.csur It * J. F, McClelland l nil didate County Commissioner Dist. .1. R. C. Wilcox Candidal? Sheriff J. G. Sharon Cundidal* Constable Dial. 1 . * ’ v I• , „ ( andidale Re-eleetion County Judge T. W. Lawton E. Kinlaw Jno. G. Iaeonardy Candidate Supt. Public Instruction Candidate Constable Dirt. I Candidate Ite.rlrelim Prosecuting Atl’y, E. E. Walker L. T. Bryan S. F. Long: Candidate For Sheriff ConHtable D islrict 4 ( andidale County Commissioner Dial, r, *1 t , T-ArAt . ■»J. Fank Evans , il I i • “ �p f* • PAGE TIMER TnK SANFORD IIKHAT.ll, SANFORI). FLORIDA; 1UOND/AY, MAY 7. 3928 Vlathcan Class Has I Pleasant Afternoon’ Telephone 145 MRS. FRED, S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence .Tel, 37 Lovely Party Liven On Hoi:miliai Yacht Personal Mr. and Mrs. G. 1), Bishop and daughter, Maft ha, left Sunday for South Carolina where they were called by the illness of Mr-. Bish­ op’s father, Mr, Schumpert. Christian Church will Mrs. H. E. Weekly at a," Avenue, nt. 11:00 o’clock, [ittcndance is desired. Jir business m eeting of the a Guild of th e’Holy Cross ..t Church r,Oldie held at Jjxk at Hie parish House. "Organ Club >vill meet at tf0f Mrs..I. E. Estridge on Avetfiie. TUESDAY Eobert J. Holly Sr., will in the members, of the „n Tea DupHcnlo Bridge L Miss Ruth Mettinger of Wash­ ington, I). C., arrived here Sunday and Is the guest of her sister Mrs. Wnltcr L, Morgan at her home hi Fort Mellon, • r**.. ■* — - Mr. and Mrsl tlenrge A. De Coltes left Sunday for Newberry, S, C., where they were called by the illness of the latter’s father, Mr. Schumperl. Mr. ami Mrs. Hubert .1, Holly Jr., a n d ,baby of Euslis spent /lie day hero Sunday ns the guests of Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Holly. B. J. Holly Sr., leaves Tuesday for Washington, 1>. C,, when* lie will spend a short time on business. escejjtiiinnliy delightful me ml affntr of the pu l week vvns th l out ng and picnic party glvci Thursday evening b y Mr. and Mrs 1 F. I,' 1K. .’ 1> .....l.III .....1 ... .. . n.'v ItouiiiiHat abinr.l their yacht honoring the members of the choir of Ail Souls Church. The jolly party left cnrJy in the nfti moon and enjoyed a cruisu up the St. John’s river and at ihi'k anchored and enjoyed danc’ng pnd cards for the boanteful picnic sup­ per with hot coffee was served. In the party were Mr. and Mr* Paul Pcxold, Mr. and Mrs. .1 hn i'ezold, Mrs. Halter, Mike Halt, r Mrs. 11.,E. Tnkncb, Mrs. A. K. Map lem, Mrs. George Fellows,. Mrs, Noone, Mis. S. K. Berner, Mrs. Charles Mincll, Mrs. June IbiumiP lat, .Miss Naomi Fellows, Miss Madeline Mullein, 'Mis* Margaret Berner, Miss Alice Creamer. Misi IJuth Fellows, Miss Ira B. Watlinn, Miss I.cona Halter. Hugh Tillis and Mr. arid Mis. Uotiinilliit. Camp Fire Girls • Enjoy Heath Party M. F. Wiggins, Floyd Palmer. A’. II, Wallace and Mrs, and Mrs. Bex Packard returned home Sunday evening from Miami where they One of the most delightful of spent the week end and attended the camp fo e activities was that the hall games. of Saturday when the Unuliyi YV. A. T.effler and Group was eriterlaled at a ‘beach . the week-end at party at Daytona Beach. The p a n t motored to the iieaeb in tlie'-Uionij'iig, - pending I he day, Mrs. Wallace Wright left S at­ swimming, kodaking and playing urday fur Amelia Beach when gaires and at ihu-ii a sumptions she was called by the illness of her mother, Mrs. Bohertn Howard. . Tlit* Alnthian fTrtsJt *ir th*. Fir t - Clipiyh’, w u^plcnsantly en: tor th’n ii| I’liiiiiy Hrtf'moon in their lit ■ luomt nt th.* church by Mrs. V'. T. Wunslcy, Mrs. I>. .1. Garrett m,I Msiy I„ a . Fainter. • Many banket uf. vnri-colurud nit fin w on combined with fem* 'v> r, placed about the rooms. • Mrs. .1. C. Mitchell, class presi. •huit, Conducted tii.' short business scs'-iou, wliiii routine husitiGSB was oarrloii out. The members answer* c«l to roll rail by giving their fa* •elite verfe id si r pi tile. Mrs. Wamdcy, a new member was” woisif’itu'il into tlie i lass. pillowing the business scssiort a r" ‘ iai hour ’vas enjoyed, durini: " h eh time contests ami games were featured. For having the must correct' answers, Mrs. IJryan was awardeil a dainty liand made hanilkeivliief. After the contests, •Mrs. Newman gave a number of t wu' ian. and u -■ Hie plane 1 i id III ell railed 1 nd o patient at Mrs. Sharon Hostess At Delightful Party A deljglitful I’ocial affair in which tlu* curd al hospitality of the lin-ti” : vs a s refit', toil In ever” *! • tail was ’out of the Saturd:Afternoon lliidgt* '"iub id lie. home on Tent!. SI reel. Quantities of new *, gla-ti'di. lnrkspsis. vi rbi tin hud eio i il s. i ts formed lolnrfol an I li ,(grant getting for Id rtijoyabh’ itfiai. Tallii - in quaint dv-ir ns were il-< il for the game- and w n lli usual number nt" prngre-'iuu- leol been pbived. scores ware lotnb d end tbe prize for top '•core n Fotv’s dusting pov.tl* r, vvi’Ml t" Mr-, l.a V, rue H” Tt. U f i Inn i t i -u -Fug "f t e-t . • a' u| e w i i m ?v* 1 i* ' t |.,. |l,,s| , ’ll 1 ill1 • 'On lilsioli < f 1lie game--. The guests im lud, J tii i lub an tiib-ers. —:---- , ;thp members of her .-Ictflng cltiM most pleasantly Friday atfemn- i n f l i e r home on West F irs t Street. lb so* and pUimago, were curtrbined ami used to carry out the color note of pink and blue. It was derided that the next meeting slated by Mrs. Hubert Masska. M i\ed ice cream and two kinds of cake, tin the plates were favors of iiirmitions. TIiums mjoyiug. ibis delightful meeting wire Mi . N. .1. Duggar. Mrs. A. \. Meacely, Mrs I.. 1.. Conch, Mi-. \ I Walker, Mrs. I.. B. Bragg. Mrs. ji n Newman. Mr*. Ik F. lianas. Mrs Hubert Ganns, Mrs Ruben Masskti, Mrs. A. Melsmioii, Mrs. S. S. Tel<urd, Mrs. T K. |{o||, Mrs.’ L, T. Ilryan, .Mi- .1. C. Mitchell, Mrs. M, ■J. T.i>bn\ -Mr . G, Gannon,* Mrs. < 1! Build, Mi.i. It. ti. Methvln, M r . W. D. Gardiner. Mrs Sidney J Nix. Mrs II. 1-. Kd winds, Mrs. Mi’.;. .T. K. Mettinger of Jack* sonvilie ii visiting here with her .dungld- r M - r Wel l er I . Morgan at her hotm’.no Summetlin Avenue. Mils. HUTTO I5NTEHTAINS Experts from the Unllcil Stntcs law helping lEcumlor uoUuigle its n K ^ ' l L P ^ b l c n i s . ......... . . ................. IcSrens Colds Checked without ,* #i "dosing.’* Rub on OVIR 21 MlLUOM JARS USEOYEARLY livery loyal citizen should attend Mass Meeting Tuesday night. CANDIDA TES To-Day Only •» .... l i l t I hr II w >1- • • A tided. U j I*4*1, m r s t o w E ^ ij : Organ Overture By Mr. Brockhnn—‘‘Writ. Tell** n a t io n a l The Meanest Man in Sanford Dr. C. E. W yatt - Tonight Tuesday NfglVFMay Sill South Side Primary .School First Christian Church. 7 ::i0 OYloel BARBECUE-SPEAKING CHULUOTA All Day Thursday Everybody Welcome Notice To The Public DANCING AT SILVER LAKE Every Tuesday and Friday B IG TACKY DANCE May 8th. Tomorrow Night into niotioi) I’ll. Iiovvt t / III is pii l lye i Ii mi tin Passion i May Film fI\> lie Shown Todav :\ PRINCESS 11 rni; M ilt \it( i .k TODAY <n .Milt U I.E S ! Hoyul Society Packaj*v Goods ONE DAN ONLY TODAY Citizen’s Mass Meeting Tuesday Night City Hall I'rg ilm r PASSION PI-AY IT ESI)AY We have .Hist rt'ii iit*\v .s h ip m u n t o f Soi’iid y Package* ■k'lallipdil lillil cm-luiiiiliT. T\’o have also re­ ceived now embroidery tii read to match. Make your selections now. pkitne on Crystal Lake. PMoan’s Club will have dinner tit PtfiVlmk at the Woman’s Club. W T. William.i, Mrs. Fred It. F>***cs Mis. Elmer Hall, Mrs. pod. .Mrs. E. I), Brownlee and r 1 K. A. Winston, poi’s Club of Holy Cross Ep* PPal C'liutib will hold meeting p* supper at 7:IH) o'clock at the piik House, din. M. Minarik will entertain * memlii rs <(f the Luttnphun Life ( Inti at her home on Laurel smite. e, . , AVfHIflJ.VS tSililrcn - Siuiy Hour qt 10:0(1 at the Library. HINTS hlton J. Moughlon Architect F i r s t N a l ’S B a n k B i d - . S a n f o r d , F lo . liy U1L J, C. HOWELL ootl We-t Gore Ave. Orlando, Floridn Hotel Arrivals The B est Ambulant Proctology >1her interesting rase ’ • Wheeler, 'Arizonn; FalB. Rmpfh and wife, F iam i: E’ •• Sones, Haines City; Miss P * “ E. Clark; Washington, D. f-Mrs, I,ena Clarke, Jackson* r ^ I MUs Esther Colvin, WnsliE f t !?.' b. C.; F. K. Frances Jocklb i * Mr n,ul Mrs- T - G- EeneL Jacksonville; Mr and Mrs. J. P Thornton, Jacksonville. ' ' «:•* A t No Higher Cost A t L aneyys O n e is a s s u r e d o f tlu* h i g h e s t p o s s i b le c l a s s o f d ry c lea n in g , d y ein g and p re ssin g . L i r*’ r * E. I’elot ami Mrs. W. S. j j i ° n rV*'irr.i,l to their homes til «*Wiiville, Saturday afternoon ft fillni*t fibit ltA»n «i- f bn Y o u r g u a r a n te e o f th e b e s t is o u r “r e p u t a t i o n a n d serv ic e, w e canuul a f f o r d to d isa p p o in t o u r p alru n s. It c o s l s . n o m o r e to o b ­ t a i n t h e b e s t 1 . . call Hi.'> to d ay ! Citizen’s Mass Meeting: Tuesday Night City Hall Hosiery, We have just received a shipment of smart new "dressy sport” hats of w hile felt and georgette combinations. Thu newest tiling in sport lints ffom Gage and Rhodes. Large and Small Shapes. New Hosiery with Double Pointed Heels. AH silk Chiffon from top to toe. Highest quality silk in all ■ctMors for spring and sum­ mer wear. Large and Small Sizes. m ,U>SSING’S QUICK SERVICE Bi .TRANSFER u nK. Crating Shipping, and fitprage (Name on application, l>y | biun of palMint.). (To Be Continued) I ♦jfio. i Jlh. * ,n*. c/p(*i'*| I j iy ‘.i y 11(1 East Second Street Phone *163 tifi jj - J - a ; } ' .7*1 Hi’ jk-t&xt'*** �PACK FOUR TUB SANFORD 1IKHALD, SANFORD, FLOIIIPA. MONDAY. MAY 7. 1028 THE 8ANFORD HERALD, 8ANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, MAY 7, *0 Girl Of San DiegW Paralysis Vi c t i m, PutsUpGameFfght RUNNING FOR COUNTY JUDGE FOR Complicated Communication System Is Being Perfected To Insure AdenuntcConnectlons For Radio Listeners po ; 6— Help Wanted Male $200,000 .Meeting Hall Will (Jinnt “Fokker Machine Will Soon lit* Completed; More He Different In Appear­ ThnnltundredThousandArc ance From Time When Hop Expected To Attend Meet Was Made Over North Pole CHICAGO, May 7. White Re­ publican nnd Democratic forces a re linrfig up for a finish fight nt Houston nnd Kansas City, nt the national conventions, a complicat­ ed communication system is being perfected to assure adequate con­ nections. • ' Phono installations? have been authorized "from the rock ribbed coast of Maine to the sun kissed ^ stretches of Cullfornin," accordingl to officials of the Western Elec-! trie Company. HOUSTON, Texu* May 7._ BOSTON (IN S )— (IN S )—W ith the National Fnr- Painted u brignt orange color, the oign Trade convention off its Fokker monoplane Commander hunds, Houston has plunged into Richard E, Byrd will use on his flight this further preparations for the la r g ­ proposed Antarctic summer, has undergone* innn>v est meeting of its history—the | changes in preparation for the*exDemocratic National Convention. pedition. Upholding the trndltiort“ ^Tf Tile nh p has been entirely Southern hospitality, local nr- changed jn nppcnrnney since it arrived nt the East Boston a ir­ port some time ago. It was given the> brilliant orange coating, R was explained, to readily distin­ guish the piano from the ice and i snows dining the South Polar ex- I plot at Ions. Workman front the Fokker fac­ tories hnve complete charge in the alterations to the huge craft. Al­ ready two new emergency gasoline tanks have been inserted in the 1 wings of the monoplnne. Pontoons to he altnrhed to the huge ship in place of landing gear, have been Telephone and radio manufac­ turing experts hero are rushing to completion plans which Mil niukc the conventions the most . widely uuerqted. . WANTED: Man to represent us In Seminole County. Must havo closed cor. For particulars write Fred L. Hall, Jr., Ilux .107, Winter Park Florida. , UNEMPLOYED MAN OR WO­ MAN can make good living and be own boss if have small amount of capital. Business established here in Sanford and will clear owner $100 monthly. Address Box £0 Caro Herald. 7— Situation Wanted GET A JOB: The Herald will run a Situation Wanted Classified Ad for a week at half price for those who desire omploylncnt. No ads charged. 9— Instructions \..c .. . „ *;tr> TO ADVERTISERS Lac i h i u n t t and a group of cottage* at Jaiprr Park Lodge tin, Him iiiouH(ititiri or rooming v houses, apartments and private I'ilo I homes will lie thrown open to the ! side B. Wilkinson, who is r now the Democratic delegates if neressary. Gn I veil on An Attraction rest: County judge of Seminole is a well-known Tills m. not his first attempt to obtuin the nont- ! Galveston, 50 mile,, nwny, with °f a A >. He was defeated in the lost election by his pres- adtlil'on hotel facilities and the fippftl lintliitig beach in the world, com itdge .1. G. Sharon. will lie drawn near tn the eon- in B vcutinii through fan! intrrur- ***• i him service, sheet cars and lm , Tl lines niiiiiiiig I,.1 Ween the two 1 was d iet, | -Mayor Oscar lloloimbe hu- pain laUliehed a vigorous polii,. ru o r Slut pnign (» rid the city of undesiiuble that characters during the Democratic ' " r -*1 | convention, and the city health do- wnul I partment is direct'ng a dean-up Anti ami home beautiful drive over the *" •“ 1city. " Moie than $25,(1011 has iieeti Cli spent In the Inst seven weeks in liulld the East End alone, residential erect section of the middle dass, j,, Citie din n in g up and heaiitifying. ___ The conventi in hull, vvhieli nl- -----h a d y is proving a ...................... , •nit of town visitors is :!IK 10et (f, long and 118 feet wide. The great• 't nteiior height from the ....... -, to the dome will lie 5H feet. ^ents on the main flmn will ne ____ • enioiodate npproxiiuuti Iv in.onii pi i sons. There will lie room o n fFT“ the speaker's platform for •mo a od Herald representative whly familiar with .rates »nd classification will wu complete information, if you wish, they will assist a wording your w ant ad lie it more effective. urn X ill tl... ........ L 10-B Plants and Flowers landscape Service. Trees, Palms, nnd shrubs. * O. Sommerchield, Landscape Architect, Nurseryman. The Greenhouse, Elm Avu., 11th and 14th. 11— Miscellaneous louncemenls WHAT MIDAS MISSED I "tl On l e HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: At |XS ACE Springs are nba cost of only a few cents you dy guaranteed to please. can insert a Classified Ad under McGriff Furniture Co., 23 this heading ami dispose ©f~*utv reh St.. Orlando, . jilus furniture, household- articles, etc. A Herald want nil will find you a buyer. Call 148. __ • T.TS laundered at FIBRE Bed-davenport suite for 40c per pair. - • living room only $108. GilbertMr Griff Furniture Co. Orlando. 1lie contcr of the Inn ami liiin**;ilnwi along Pyramid A HERALD Classified Ad Avenue, J-npir I’aik Lojge. ill in mst but a giant in re­ 12— Wanted phone I 18 and an expor TIMBER WANTED for v I nkr 1mhind \fnunf-Ji.d >r.q T I h< i‘< a ,i;(r | a.l taker will s e n e you. blocks. Small or large li •I ll'll -I Mmill tint t| 211 French Ave. Phone 474luring !l,e coining addition to the «t. . J for glasses by Dr 15-—Apurtmenl For kent ic l.mlgc. a then Opposite Court House. tel i> being built , THE MORE YOU TELL: the bet­ • miles away. I t i i J ter results you’ll get. An aeLis w ill In- read y f!j c-urnto rescrlption of the apart "tt wliieli ronlir.l nient you have to rent will Lm latter part of May a desirable tenant much quiekfi iDUCING iAtng’s Pure Pork than a price und addiess. Plioni iw. 117 MagnoTla Ave. 1 18 for an ad taker. ______ ( ilizen’s Mass ruosda Nitflil City Hal t And Found SIX ROOMS and garage. Nicelj furnished. Reasottal.le tent. Ap Kiddie •■Iv KOt Magnolia. Phone 280-w . 1• kUft iMn« litiT i II ii nl • • ’ i l i i i i ; . SM |»|>taii. I i ;n U | j• i-11If ic* •llfl \. Mu|ilr I < ii W. I()SSIN(. Ms ff «iiK//J t 11 DUDCJfi :tf car- and Graham trucks, md 13th. S truct Phone 3. «vi r> thing I till II li, gold, ll | I Hit- d l.i MONEY TO LOAN 80UI Artia0 Drons S n i t Against Ford; Car Magnate Will Pay LONDON. May 7 — (IN Plan* for Tibor Polyn, Ilungi a rtis t to bring suit iignin.it II Lord for dumugt-s hecuuse n *|. he made of Ford on board tin er Majestic was destroy ml, be«n dropped, It was unnouneei day by Stanley Parker. Londm torney for the artist. Parker said that Ford agreed to pay Pu1y« ,, ri.„M„ sum for the time and work a|»ent upon the skei,h. A,, lng to Polya’s « rsioti, |„. , the sketch of I 'm 11 i\ bile | bi- I: was on Ids way t„ England. Ford looked al I be <ket, |, and not like ii. Enter, Polva Mi„ •ecretury ntlu,ho«l to tbe | party visir,-,! his uiliiti, „sk.-.l ■ee the sketch and then lm,. u London Girls Swarm Alioiit Prince ( arol LONDON, M„y 7 . - (INS) Prince Caro! of Roumaniu cunic here from P a r i s 'f o r privacy but when lie a Item pled to enter the portal* of the Strand Theatre il looked very much a* though! lie would suffer injury instead. There Were' several hundred flnpptTM in the vicinity when the Prlnctj atopped from u taxi with Madame Lupcacu, for whom he guve up the ,. Roumanian throne, on his arm. *Therc goes Prince Carol," ’•I ihouted someone. In an instunt * * there was a ruch for the lobby. I Carl found liimadf in the nild-st of whom seemed bent upon getting ns a milling mob of flappers, all of eooe to him as possible. Police ex­ tricated the Prince with difficulty. - --­ More than $00,000,000 worth ..f fresh fruits were (hipped from • America to other countiies Inst ye* r CTCX) LATH TO CLASSIFY) TWO FIRST CLASS Dressninker* a n d one llerustiUher. Mm. HuthftKqy'a Drcsa Shop, 120 S. Park / tnflippit A’.,/;. ‘, I. private rxi'himgi. Tlu.lOUfildv id '•••"•null |iiui.tp|,|,.. Mis and silt two . ups Hour, |,,ur b-.is|hiuiis baking | k>wdrr and onc-lialf Ii .i >|»h,ii sail Cu| jf| L iv in g CiilJ two tablrs|H*iiis butter and add tlircefourihs i up milk. Turn out on a welle iLnrcd Is .-,r.l and roll out in-oblong ,r ' b.ipe. Nprr.id uillt the- drained pine­ ,, apple and sprinkle nub .-nr half mp .. . .t '"e ir uliiili b is In-i n mixed uilli oneluailr King Mull, open *•"irtIi traspo.ni „f iiulmcg. K„|| up ,r instance, note the lula icily roll, punliing ends well s1-itether, place in a grease,I baking dish ™ ■‘,l1 P**l ‘it a moderate oven In the r , e.im one- meantime add one half cun sugar to ' Mig r a ' iT ,llr »yr"P drained from the pineapple V ;; . . b,,il f" r five minute,, \then U e b it twi> a id one-ball j roll begin, lo brown, baste with a little •M" " ’ 'him Hill telegraph oper.4* I t s will work on ih,. network ,o f , " i r i s at tbi- coiivi ntion ball, si-m) i i n r . in 1,(10(1,(1011 m o d s „ r d.l l\ i,|| Hi,- Cull V,-III lull I,, |i|'|V;it,. By A. Louise Fillcbronn ,\\ lien w e w ere voting l o n g e d lor *i touiu of u plat-* w lterc w e , oulil d o o r j an d s a y ; "ibis' is my \ ri y g w n " . T h e loiiK'ug fur possession is a s alrotig in us w h *H . we ate liny, ( rcmii tolorcd pAinlrd furniture c dainty bntc bed with a pint icrlci. ilraporics ami valances o! ok, and gta •» iitrtaius of slierres I llir p.i|i>|,rd floor with gaj uiHiool.nl rug* in pink, blue an, rcn. A built-in corner cupboard lb bouk-hrl\r« over, where to/: •I books may lie krpl is u delight addition Afier die day’s worl dour, what could be more pleas t than to iurl Up on the wid< ndow scat and read the favorib _ ____U - E. Second Si. (,i v -fOMpxuX ^SPEH Service of all kinds. I»e 570-W or 3302. C. E. fcaing. The place to build your home Forest Sanford Realty Co Those having properly, big or little, any where In Semlnolt unly f„ r sale please un ify me early by letter, simply stating the fact, and giving the number of your separate p i c s . A form for boundary. description and for display feature* will then be mailed to yog that ,o u r listings (without „ « n,r O H * r n UnlcM* >ou w’ licity Sheets may appear on October Pub­ • ■ Will need some time to get all phases „f « ,,uirk. practicable system in presentable shape. • Farmers,—please don't forget to write those "Crop Pres­ criptions" nnd Ih, sure lo sign your nante lo them. Surh a treatise will be a small ro a r e r to yon 'out n "Great Gift" to Our, County's New CHisena. , ') !lh. >ou f,,r Bentinole until that name becomes * synonym fur W nolt'Nomr I'ruMprrity, aiscrtcd Johnson. and yet cutting in half the time you spend in taking advantage of it is the big little does for you every day 15__Apartment For Rent Will i,n 1 1, und g a r a g e . $ 1 0 p e . m o n t h f u r m s h e l a pa r t m e n t *in • I w ish lo announra lb* cur.dlilHt» f o r r o - e l o c t l o n _ . t oHamln■pflro of T « * O o ll e c t o t hu uctlun o lo C o u n t y , s u b j e c t If of t b e v o t em rtm * ............ In lb * l»emncr»llf h* beta In' Juno. P r i m a r y t o l........ .. . ... Tout *u|ij>ort will oo aljl irerlnle.l THAT: You tu don’t need for something has who wants whit. Herald Classified nil the wires. Ask the 118. ofi^-MisccllaneouH For Hair 16__H oukcn For Rent F o il f _____ M g h t PRINT SHOP “ PY oervicc 6n any thing in A phone call wBl get ' “ttn. Phone • 417-W. 9 RailI Ate. j Is it W orth a Few Cents t o . Good Gindcr- IIARBER SHOl business. Jam ville. VF ROOM furnfulled house. See FLORENCE Oil cook Moves mr« ubiolutely guaranteed. Gilberi V. A. Speer, 411 Park Ave. McGriff Furniture Co., On undo. SEM INOLE T e ll mattressea, ab­ solutely guaranteed, $18. Gilbert | McGriff Furniture Co., Orlande U0AT~FOP. SALE: 30 deck cruiser, thirty fully equipped, sleep* reasonable. P. 0 . Box STORE—Prefptiona. Drugs, 3oda.- We are !*r at your vour phone. nhone. Call 101. | TEN ROOM house deatra lion. Suitable for rootnii (M>IN'G 11l.fic KkL Irrigation or two families- Loeatwl P*** and general cement work. Oak Ave. Apply " • »• 1 Concrete • Co. J. E. Ter- Magnolia. _______ Drop. 3rd and Elm. electricity ■Your CIwiijtcit S a vant - use H.A.Speir Sanford Florida JYUilLllJl'iiiitiiiiiiTmilTT is n i.llll.- • ., „ o .i "> till* Hull III ft |•*« V••»’ ju _Houses For Sale {JM* ROOFINGfThe Roof EvL T tinCMetal shingles SIX ROOM HOUSE: R« wam and galvanized o f whether yours is »>* 1 j* IL Cowan. Oak sixtetm. aome one in N« Third S*. Phone 111l o o k i n g for j u s t the t have for sal*’. A Herald < tad»°^iRA!>,lY tepalring. |dano will connect the wr rea itoSf « v « ta with 17 years tAd e a c h more p e o p l e d a l l y Lj *■ 8 i»M3£Fd m u s ic s t o r s other m e d i u m in S e r o in o l, c Khoppe. McUnder Ar148 will get aervlce. foot bridge inch draft, »l*- ‘Tice 938.______ r o i l FONarAiti-i^ I w ls li to announMM t h a t I * .-amtl.lul* for t h e o f f i c e o f « ■ al.lr, U la tr lr t No. t. S.-m lmilc » l*lnx l y F lorlO a, o-slrt d i s t r i c t eomijt r la ^ llo n p r M tn c I* Nil * 1. -■ 3 10 II . IJ. (rtibject t o t h e » til o v o t e r s In t h e liMinorrullc. i n to lie h e ld oil J u n e Sih. A u V ou r euptwirt w i l l appreii J. M. ( V I C ) V I CKI-I FOIl fO C S T T JliU O B I l ie t c b y i l l i n i u m * m y < “ n“ for ft,* o f f i c e o f C o u n t y J'"1! 8 c in in o la C o u n t y , F lo r l J a . *u n , llie a c t i o n o f •tho Uem ot |» ar iy o n J u n e t l h , 19x1. i nn l|»it f o r t h i s o f f i c e It In tb* 1 I.... I' le CUU.NTb I n-r.-t)) unnutin e* my I wlnti l o aniioune,' for enm.tal.lM for tb e f e a n d l d n t r f m re-"t»et trict. sui.j.ct f;. •!:•.;* l1 n,.« o f F o u n t y Cunm In HlNlrlct No 2. aulije „ Hi„ U p m o. vnlriN ti f Juill' d s l m i nl llie volar* lilril.lU'il Iirlil on June ,-ratic t ’rln iu ry t" o* It. C. (Iloli) " jin, a . u. t n * III. I“ <1* a 1*1*0 1 1 . i o io t tfiinounr*’ cieKUK n r ti I | i r f •• lift run fur I lit* nfflrr « *•*« c u l l f o u r l Hiihjrrl lilt* \ulcl*» a I tb a mar)' «>*> J ll11** ro l« . t I It C M I-1 • o l , , T Ml l\ t - : « i " « i .K r o t v m . t’l.tiiiiit\ vv'lNtV' iV'PARK**' I t f l l . u l Nli tu ANI c o r p o i- p i i i mv I'FltTIS d nl*- lleapotid ' ‘i n V ^ V i l l t l X ’I d . H F U K t i F JIOU1 ' n o th t: »»l* M%*TF.It'» aAl-H Noil.-. I* liei mI>) at veil tlia i und* am i by x l r t u e o f u. c lo s u r o an d h n le • " ' ’/ ' . . ' L ’ . ,,.. 5idoM.-i In C h a n c e r y <•" M o n d a ) , Ih v o T W i t s o k sf. m i a o i .b I'OP.VTV. I x»tsh t o a tin o im e # ( h s i t am a can(ll<tnl» fu r r a -electb.ri l o tb a a f ft,.., o f c*uuiiiy l?omml*«»»on#r rroM 111, , | ,- i*oiinty. F lo r id a , w ill off** f 1 l i u i r h r t N« »• s u b j e c t to t h . d e ­ l a I* in Hi.- lilglK »t b id der for cu* c is io n o ' t h . v o t e r s In 1he P er n s - d u r i n g t h e l.-gul lii'ui * of *alM. tb c r u d e P rim a ry lu brlil un j u n a roll,," lo g ,l, **-rll«-d land. I t l l i g a n d b e i n g t o H im l .m ilily • i l l , . A. O. HTKliLK. Hemtnulv nail HIh I m o f F lor id. ,„„r,. part Ic u lar lv , d . s c i Ibod a* f “ r o a ta x sT itii.K I hereby s u n o u iu r y a m t l d m ‘“ W v r ' . ' . r Itl.H-k : » H a u l s , Ida - H i. o f f i c e of c u n * l a b ia . U lelr iev •TliM 8 u l « U i l » l" ll lii-aiitlful A l, s u b j e c t t o H im w l l i ' * ‘ h e x o t e t e ta im m le Hprln**. ** »'>l ', *,Jj* C o u n t y . F lo r id a . r e e r d e d lit on J u n e %. B# r i N l - A W . I'lal ll.".k J. i - u e t . * . H e c m ^ ..f He ,111 m d .• c o u n t y . I lurldu. in* caeli. I’ur c lia»e r fo pay t F&ll J t STICK n r **'* : 27—Money l o Loan We solicit application for first Mortgacr loans on the* beat type of residences and Mercantile Build­ ings in Sanford at an interest rate of i’. pc. and up, depending on the character of the loan, cnnstructior. ■ und ligation of buildings. , s . IIQAG & COMPANY r t w church St., Orlando. I liar *b r a n oou r-c a m y r It,a o f f i c e o f Rtierlff o f I <’ounty aubjact to H'V *•'» ot • -vv. 'iSkScKifix T ttr. ,\884>t'l ATIttN. i ' o m p la l n a i i l :^;'Vm,;:L .J.s.r.wr ’v ' ^ V « r •£: i vr/m i; Gillieit's M cUndcr Arcade Fine Job Printing I’hone 410 McLander Arcade Classified Chiropractic Specialist T ill- j.ti.XS' a lli.n ) SANFORD PRINTING CO. raiitiinu I (Legal "Notlres) I\ JOH HUNTING Business Directory i o n aiirsntFF t h t r a h y a n n o u n c e my c a n d id a c y for r e - e l a r l i o n to Hie o f f lc ai o f slierto Iff o f H rm ln ole C o u n t y Muh.'ect auh. v oter* •lie s e t Ion o f tha **“ * “ In th# D e m o c r a t i c p r im a r y »o be bald next a p p- r e r lu t * your June. I WIH r-. .u p p o rt, r . a r e c i f u l"l y j>^nor*. -||A N D _ PAUlSlK NNE TOT anil GIFT SHOP Room Number 40 I am a | ll •• I •• In .lun*’ .-..iinlH-* In tii.ni|i'' •»»nlI Hi-nilnole llll vr sel'eil li* f«»t ft•• *Ioi.*i on *no “tt Fiillitl v .’(iinml m mull* m» H' ■ lm IJ $*•.»!- I Itux< ,,llll Mill II* f m t t m u i.*ivii»t %{ uimI fi'iniiik I |itn|i. ».- I" tel e v e r t , ' 111* |i|i,|i«>i il'i'iat. JOHN XIKIBCII. GIFTS » i :m u i i l.n UH*,-*siil slllijeet „ ..( Him xotrra [a . • I'll m.l ■' I" oe , i r "! 1,1 i,-m I li-if Ii'*« t o t itt I r o n CONSTAIU -K I » t » h to a n n o u n c e m y c for Hie o f f i c e of c o n e la b le . No 4. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , »t ItiM "III o f I lie v o t e r * l-t Hi eratlc P rim ary of June J E»"s DRUG ’»• T h e l i ght t u r n h o m e k e e p s a sili t h a n hired watcF few ce nts. m i c t ’n i\ , l.t v i e w i n g 1 lirrnby nnnounce my camlldaey Your prriv |»r r»#»li , l | ' r tha of/lea of d ark, tif Him ii i t t f n p f n . will Is* tl |»|Mft*1 r i-ult Court, .ubjrvt to Ih- nduu, Ilia voteia «t H-e Juno Hr.msriR II. I'hfi3, HI Til K VUTF.H* o r hi: h in o l « F o i l FO>*TAIH-« UP YOUlt OLD WALLS [H THE NEW WALL PAINT p l U N G NEW AND BETDOU FURTHER INFOltPlON. CALL PHONE 2S5-J L*F-E, V. c. COLLER, SANP. F U . Keep I f i .k i i k n> r m iilld acy .. IlfflCM '»f iiiolo Cou jity. - ih of tbo ,,( Sem inole mb- l'i imm y him -*lb l»J* ; S H A l l t lN I *s ltioi‘1.ll IF rm in!' • i I h e r e b y a u n o j n f * a* » eunublaUl o aiu-ceert i n y r . l f «» S e n a t o r from Hie a l t b S u » * t « i l * l d l a t r lc t com noa.rt of tWn.lnola U r w u r d l o u n Hr* au b jrc t to the »em ocr»H. p r i m a r y to be h e ld J u n e (lit . . « * II i - l e d eil I prom lao l o r o n l l n u t lo w o r k for l be beat InU-real of tb« J l s t r li t anil i In v ite y o u t o r r e c u i d on aucb Im p ortafit Irsian Hon a* t o - , . 1 road*, c o n a e r v a l m n o ..ur n a t u r a l t e s o u i e e * . r e d u e t lo i. <>l . l a t e l a i n an d e d u c a t i o n I mk t b . aup pn rt of “ E ^ r V V f l T H s H D irecto ry .11 IM.K » 01 of lb* i. Mb. Sunaula. I.ake A l , iiiihu. t" i lin stllu tu J NO. O J* 4IC1N8 IUII STA’PIV arSATOIl FOR B u sin ess rr.A rr. Pill’ll v i-.imliilarr lilslrbi PUH TAX rm x KDCi aTl o In SWAP THIS have some and will t n some one els, you have. A will connect operator for McLander Arcade -Classified- |« l ie in o c i nil.- lirlniary on J u n e l JO H N tl. f.l'.O NAIlDT. 25— Exchange H. A. HALVERSON painting, Interior decora ting Phone 432-W. Time For Preparation Needed ha* (tailed rail-omnibus eervice. Giving you a double measure of service •Nipjivi. Sigjts of all kinds. Itnford Paint 4t Wall Paper Loch Arbor Aulobusscs Busk in India Autoliuss,.* have btu-ontc h«i i'Usy in India that they have made i serious competition for tho railwn\>. who, in turn, ate fighting back, in ( ali'iitta and vicinity u,c.v hate seriously injured the i ail way suhurhan service, und uri* hcginiiing •„ |,P f,.R in Rombay. Official* of the principal rail line in Bengal report that hunos have seriously cut Jn t,i tlie road's bus!ne.es by miming parallel to its line. In self defense one railway Easiness Service____ k DELIVERY by our own tk to Sanford, just the same jrou lived in Orlando. Gilbert Furniture Co., 21 E. * St Orlando. ica SENATE’S QUIZ OF CANIDATES BEGINS TOAYl ROOMS w TED. to jell practically new THREE . Furnished garage uwnger closed enr or trade Pwwiotx jiJ'tn or ("otipe. AlSo I’l'ac Apartment lor rent Ave. Phone 859—-J Small guruge apartment CARS: Huy or sell. If y°u furnisht-r. nparline i to do either u Herald want Modern Murphy steel ki' F i i g i t ’a ir e 1 go a long way toward* j the trick. The cost is only on: Garage: excellent neighl hood: rent very reasonable. 1' tent*. Call 148. Apartments, No 5. Phono 848 INS A COWAN Co. Auto »tor anil sheet metal works, 14— R o o m s W ith o iil H o a rd ttnch Avenue. Phone 718-W. Special week'.y ^ e * at Sanford’* home-like hotel._SenlnoloJIoUl HL'PS-MARMON Ssnford Automobile Co. PUstiolia Ave. I’hon ng c a p a c i t y o f 5u»0. g p r o b a b ly w || |,e com m ittee m cctim *. poon salt, an,I utes and srrve cut in slices uath mixture allcrnatciy with | remainder of the hot syrup as a saJc* hoi SANFORD ROND AND MORTC UiFCO, in fact it is Mroiigrr. t »ei aiisc tve are ' sim pler an d ,nior* coin nitrated on tbe ririniiliv*i emotions, of whnli II*** em iv f i l l lull b.ill <s j a f, ;iins- the first i> puskier eioti. 11 tiel tiro it,u| pi id,aldy. " ,ll WM| could be more delightful (•>in diiw ii w i t h i n n fewr y e a r s nfthan a room for a little girl, with ( i i tin. c o n v e n t i o n i , m a k e room the walls papered iti an all-over • o r III,* c i t y s f . v i r e e n t e r p r o j e c t s , sprig design ,.f pink rosebuds ami JVirround rldldren with' harmonl In n d d iti o n t o th e . c i i n v e n t i o n green leaves ou a cream hatTf. ous colors and they will learn ti h all, th*. D*>in o c r n t * w i l l h a v e n e ­ ground? What identifies itself ,,ore appreciate beauty, and to apply il W'ith a rliild than rosebuds? e d y a u d i t o r i u m w h ,-h in later life, to «\cry day ptbblemi I’nrtn-H a n d neWNpup«.is Wot Id. In L’li .tear linm.s un business properly. eunneeted Ii lep h iu te * is b e i n g u s t n b li s h e d f o r till- e x c l u s i v e us,. . f | | im smi ci m u at a r m s . TI im se . relar.t nf , b f I b-iii. k r a t ic N i i ii n u a l i ‘o m m . l •' e a n d Ins ci)iiimilti.|«. , l "‘ *>r"P ............ .. * < ni> i r u d i . i l por tvnl. .’!(<) five yon slraiglii Juans mi n*siil» I < f t h e Npi-akor's p in t f b r m . Kil'ty, ,'igiil lel(.pliiiii|. In.i.tlis a r e b e i n g i ii s t a l i e d a n d L’ll m l d u i o n a l bm .llis I "l«H| |»ed w . l h d e s k s . four I ibli 3| h», i i . I..i gradtl.lllv add one , iqi j "bi- IcasfKsin valid 1 1 •t ii'hcd J law.iliai, | until t r r a i m , ln-lq I bill bi fort- \r| , 11... , • in ini|truveil ( i| \ " iiuiu i i « ingi'-i, ......... .. mb,.,. „ ,1,. thread wit!• w|nj*p«,j , //urJ S'aucc xcitli I'n Doudle Measure Kvery loyal citizen should attend Mass Meetinir Tuesday 1 < 11 'i T R A N S F E R A S T O R A G E fO . inir wo \San Francisco’s Barbary Coast Of Old Days Is Only Memory Of Present Times job that The Herald Classified Section Specially constructed struts hnve been built, und mechanics huvo be­ gun removing the landing y e a r struts to replace them with pun- l"l SAN DIEGO, C al, May " —It took high courage l '.r t«i* (oldifrx . I’oUllca! A nnouncem ents to go over the top, to cross No , Man's I,and through »hot nml Vhtll. But read of heroic little Evelyn Christy and her brave ' fight for life and health, edu- ' ' cation and accomplishments, and a niche for herself under the sun. In tho midst of her Junior year i e r taken on n distinction of tic SAN FRANCISCO, May 7.— tceni-y. a t the San Diego high school EveSonic are parcels of estates "There were good people nnd l>ad |yn fell a victim to infantile par* people down here,'' said “ Honest n litigation. Still others are ns they were alysis. A half lerm at school was George** Coslde, veteran honkytonk owner of the Barbary Coast except for the tenants; and giobc- missed, but the next fall she pluck­ as he told of tho olden days in his • lotting men who knew the streets ily insisted upon returning to her r u n lUir.niFf' i am a caiidblatc for the off c# once picturesque nnd tccm.ng in thut other day return occasion­ studies, though the muscles of her. of Sheriff and will appreciate sup­ quarter within n short distance of ally expecting to see it us it was. right arm and the righi side of tho waterfront. port in the Ju,‘V . ' r{ r "wALKBIt. It must hnve been among the So the tenants have found it neces­ her back were entirely pnrnlyaed, “ bad people.** that a red-haired sary to put up placards. Some of nnd her left leg was tightly * „ bound in braces. San Francisco newspaper report­ them read: "No admittance, Private family. er, now a prominent business nmn ' In Wheel Chair Ask though you may, it is al­ fell like a Good Samaritan, news­ Unable to walk. Miss Evelyn •ace POpcU men discussing the old dis- most impossible to locnte the build' was driven to and from school-' -',*. Prompted by ing known s h o rtly 'a fte r the great ’re- triot recalled today hall girl’* fire us the "munlc'pnl house.'* the hv h e r mother in n car. the door • ' ' altruism ami a dance i~ una story of her noble efforts to sup­ ownership of which was laid to a .. port her indigent family, he took S. her to supper nt midnight. He _ regained consciousness about l ~ o'clock in the morning in lower _. Pacific Street. His bat. coat, and shoes and money were gone. Still “nfll- t i g h t l y m n u i l to his vest, however, ‘H"!! was a gdlirWcllat* awarded him by »f n California college for Christian mi!!- conduct. . nml Only A Memory lou. The Barbary Const is rapidly becoming only a memory even rs Son Franciscans, but throughout 29—Permanent Waving 20— Farms For Sale ‘ j the district is mute evidence of a Pormunent Waving—lovely n ’ • prosperous era. nl permanents as low as I ' Hidden Place, known in the liar r \ ii ii i i i t« * i o M : a 509 F irst National Batik N .,f Seminole i*«mnlv hmy Const vernacular as "Bing.,nieionee tlutl I am » bang Place" because of a continu­ Phone 489. ___ llir Count) I I inn I list I t. I -V". - ous banging of doors ns men went Political Advctiscmcnts ,, 11. in...'i ..I I'rlmno in und out of houses '•» today a se­ , .Ion. -It. A I' t’-'i'* t iiu L n ta u i.A T u n r .10.1 piilil I . I O ' tn , , r " date end rather prim little street | , ih.. np n io.ic h loK I'ein omho .n- l ••mill leu sllu e of cosy flats nnd small shops. The i in —y , I ‘.eretiy m in o u n e * . ., I ii ,i * In I II I* I 'em • Mime i» to be stud of Commercial Incy for tb« H o u s e of lersous were reported dying a l iv e * a s a m e m b e r o f street, from Grant Avenue «*• If n o m i n a t e d I PJe“ * * and a third was seriously in­ Montgomery. Beckett street and , .f f ., r l s lit lietialf o f tn* ns the result of on nirplntto H eiohoile C o u n t y . ,T , Hinckley and liurtlctt alley I In i-«l nf t h e p c o n l c o f r . o r l Those believed fatally inyounger generation of Chiu*, lletn-f. e a p e r t a l ly leilUCthat t »m a are. Miss Dare Montgomery, nriit t u x e s Till*. In my nil to Ihr of- took over the buildings, icbuill i s .I oiipi fr. m -an lie n f f e r l c d l<y •“ id Eugene Apfelbnmn. 24. t to tba da­ many of them and established ie Ulsti tl.utl.in o' *"• Milton II. Weir, the pilot, five rent Kn»<*tln* tas li the I irnio- special, le lodging houses am n s t n t e ito.n l I 'e p a r t m a n t , for a pleasure trip over the h.l.l mi Juno other businesses. I’o u n t n * am i C llb paro u t -»i|.L ' t ,n,l “uvTenants Different *• * |». k w i t K K i . n n . ilik- C ou nt!** uml t i l l ' * J hev were 800 feet above tlie ..I by tb e nom ination I Not ell of the bu ldings. when 1 „ , | e . o l e <1 :1 t b e e n e r g y Ill 1 l.r.HK OP CIHCIJIT I'Ol'Itt uncs River when the plane rl,>ne th a t l possr a* to I mini . In a n n o u n c e Jh.it I »m » oftmics Chinese. Japanese, ncgi Ill A< R E S M urk U n t il f o r S a l e . een to go into a nosedive. It U th n l end . ii.lld.itM for r . r l e . ' t l o n ,,(l The SK 1-1 of the NW. l- t "f |< \V n : A II MAN. Jr , „f r i e i k ..f Ibr C ircu it Court, i,| into a tree, hung on the .ormliiolu C o u n t y . F lo r id a , aubSection Hi T. 21 S R. 32 E. Flow­ is for an ui»lnnt nnd then l |o tb r d e c i s i o n of III* I'eni**ing well land, undeveloped. f"i to the liv er’s e d g e . V oter* of S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , sale at $50.00 per nere. 10 PJ’1 ilie lieiiini r n lie P r im a r y ( P o litic a l A n n o u n c e m e n t s ) . 1, In be lield oil J u n e Mb. A l> rent discount f«*c cash. Pied Iled from the United s i pr.in vrKMMA i Williams. Sanford. Florida. V h: lUtCiH.AMH 1*1 III -IC I N s T O t i n u X filled 1,012,000 bar.1, 1., iiiiiioiinrr in' i .iiiUOI-h ' 000 boxus. . ..ffl.-M Of SlIpMI Illll llllMIlt o i oii i i i r v n r n t i a f . c t ’TiAO 22~iTl*m1 E state For KxchanRe \TT«I».NK\ 1 listruCIbni ; of ,.,1,1, ,-t i.. Him w ill of till I .her*hV l.iUn this oirlbi.il of imWILL TRADE Rose I ourt lot, itiu.-lutr my eandblnii r,,r ««• ',,i nil- i.iimtiit j mis j you, i Mill I.M Ii|i|.‘ e<'l»»,-d f a. r <-,-n l-t V 1*1MS,.rill lou Allot' fully paid for for autontoliiu .»• Niibierl I.« Him Ih'inoiriille M \V IIKI.I.1-. MAXW Must lie in good condition, " b e n rlm.il' I Mill uppieebilM any ipport Riven me •>' Him I***”**1* answering this ml give complete r \ III.It „ naui e lIlMin. H i Imi'I miI. will i 4' ,1...I 1 mo a information ns tu make, model and ... i.. I hr ilotlrs "f Him offlec mV That the nun ih l.uuu.i I u Ip Ii ..flleii of Cun­ condition of «ar. Address Box 79 • .i tnlii|al« as big as the earth and > ,,, c. sroiim-’a h| u lit** nl liisiriit ruintimes as massive, are tli Care Herald. i *i *i i n l ) . I I lOtlMI'HOM'-H i.|.|nel* Nma I. claims of scientists. pi ihi nu Mill..lime tb.it I am » IJ. sob Jei'l to 21 — Lots For S a le ......... . nl t'.mat' , n in IIim U mioo11,.in I ball let No mi belli oil J un* . .leelsloil of ll,*' vo, HEAL ESTATE IS NOT DEAD: ............. .it■■■ P r im a l > t« I bn a |i|ir«*elal*<l Many thousand Herald renders M lie) SMITH. daily search the Classified \ d s to satisfy their wants. Perhaps that III I ' O I t T I AS* r u n lOtNTY I’ll O’* tot vou own is just what u L'low TAX I'*.* up s p : m i m >i pATTOIlNfCT w i s h Jo a n n o u n c e ■mii.Hilary .■iiiioi. in tin* other end of town I | . « f . l . e i n ....... Hriniitt'l'r ( ’o u n t y fi».. ,A C.laaaifuul ail will r re-r le i-tb ill to lb unin.iie mr re-eirenmr mill y I'roBee nt Ilia A l i o r n e y *ubconnect the wires ,-t |n llir w i l l •>'« voter* In FOR THAT cold of youro—1 t'hlropractic adjustments. W. E. McDougaK, 198 Noti1 Hunk Ultlg. Phone 182-J. Singer Sewing Machine S o l d - Rented— Exchanged Easy Payments Phone 80 North Park. \ aidex Bldg. Lunch Room t FOR GOOD cats try K0" 1 * 1jinch Room. 109 " e » t IlatierleH £xibe THE LONC-UFE BATTERY Huff-Mac Battery Co. 117 East 2nd. Street. Awnings HEMSTITCHING ______ BANITARY STEAM I Odorless Dry Cleaning. Ph«* 9('i8. l i t N. Park._______________ ; Falntri a n d W all P a p e r SUN PROOF PAINTS [ s S O T " AWNI NG SHOP, Water S par Varnishes ami E n a­ mels. Velum ina Hat w»" ngs. Window shades. Tarpau* Anything of t'anvas'-309 F-a»t Paints. Persian clay jesso. plaaUco moulding clay and Plaques. San2nd. Street. Phm> H- SPENCER TOP SHOl Cushions and Seat West Third Blivet. Furniture WE UUY or trade in u*eu iti tutv. Wagner Furniture Co. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 07, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 07, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 07, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3ead6b01edd62f68ffabe75bb3165ef3.pdf 712c5941404ac9a5729aede9567b7ec4 PDF Text Text « PwHBproJI ^ iT N IC W S irA H S B I .hcd in Florida’s Heart ^World’s Greatest Vegetable ijon.Its Richest Garden Land Bill Introduced To Aid Veterans Defeats [Watson r:e ^ an Not ’pail To Be Nomin­ ated, Aver Leaders S e c r e ta r y WASHINGTON, May 8.— (IN S )—Thu com pen sn'. ton of world w ur veterans totally dis­ abled a t a result of military service would he m aterially in­ creased under the term s of a bill introduced in the house to­ day by Itep. Berger (S) of Wisconsin.. Totally disabled veterans now getting $100 would get §150; w teran s who have lost the sight of both eyes, would get $'450 instead of the $150 they now receive while .lie loss of both eyes and one or more limbs, wouldAtican an increase to $.100. lust Overwhelm Party^s Machine EIGHT AMERICAN atson Expects T hat GOLFERS QUALIFY £ will > & , X mIN BRITISH OPEN _ o ’ !♦-* 'IT c BODY OF SLAIN ROBBER FOUND IN WINDY CITY Magnate, Back From JAPS LAUNCH Auto England, Sees Prosperity FIGHT AGAINST Ahead For United States CHINESE ARMY Open Combined Infantry And 4 -d ill___ a —, 5.,.,1 Artillery Attacks Against Nationalist Force Hecausc Of Breaking Of Ultimatum Japanese Troops Clearintf Railway NEW YORK, May 8— ( I N S ) - tiuue to di> « great deal of develop­ ilenry Ford pred'eted prosperity ing and research w ork In the>intcrest of protecting; the American ^y|||je JnC](sen, Widely Sought Unl‘: d arrival today on the liner M ajes­ tic from his three weeks’ visit to England. lie was accompan ed by Mrs. Ford. —■< “ I am confident," Ford said, th at ‘current prosperity in the United States will continue. Tin* business outlook, is pood and th ere i? no factor In sight (<>*ilisturb its fu- Tokio Announces Additional ture." Troops Are Ready To GoTi | Regarding the Ford Motor Comllc ll) o r Forces In Rat til* I patty's business, hq said the com ­ ,,. . . | SHANGHAI, May 8.—(IN’S )— Japanese troops a t Tsinan launch­ ed a combined infantry and nrtillcj-y attack Yigainst Uie Chinese today. —— — _.N ....ationalist ... - at - daybreak , . I>i“ Iti.r F iv e ” A n d T h r e e O f cause the Chinese failed to fulfill '! nriim? Ho,a “ (» « * , biggist test bo lias yet entered in bis (juost of Republican presidential jnntiou in today's priy in Indiana. • of every shade F.i■publicans i opinion in W ashington are ted upon that, however puny had on nand about 100,000,000 orders mu! th at production was being increased as fast ns possible to meet this demand. Speaking of aviation. Ford su'd: "T he Ford Company is just beginning to en­ ter the aviation field. We will enn- product/’ I Ford said he enjoyed Ins trip | abroad. It was the firs t time h.; hr.d been across the sens since lie sailed with his famous "pence ship" in 1910. He declared th a t condi­ tions in England were "very good ami steadily improving.’’ Ford expressed the opinion that aviation still is in its infancy, ad­ ding: “ We are w orking at this thing. I am convinced thut we will yet build a machine th n l will rivnl inun's im agination." He was ques­ tioned concerning a rep o rt th a t ho had made a proj>oHilion to colonel Charles A. Llndborgh th a t Tandy" fly n tri-m otored ford to Europe via l.nhrudor, Greenland, and Ice­ land. , Connection With Holdup ,- . Pv- lU dieved To I* H t I;e b ru .Y > , H U ievCd t o Have ReenSlninHyGnnfjmcn Most Of $133,000 Loot Given To Him Authorities Believe He Tried To ‘‘Double Cross’TalsW ho Had Already Been Arrested Lindy In Detroit For Talk To Ford DETROIT. May 8. — (IN S) —Col. Chnrlcs A. Lindbergh, who arrived In D etroit last night on another “ m ystery m ission" in here to confer with Henry Ford who reached New York today from a six weeks trip to 'England. He landed in hi* Ryan monoplane at Ford airport, and na usunl he had "nothing to Vny." Lind­ bergh wns the guest Inst n ight of William I). Mayo, chief en­ gineer of the Ford Motor Com­ pany. The m eeting revived reports th at Ford Is planning to send on. . an all-m etal plnne on a flig h t to Europe. GOVERNMENT HAS ASKED CAROL TO LEAVE ENGLAND CHICAGO, May 3.—(IN S )— Wilic .l-ickson, object of a nation wide search as one of the bandit# win. robbed n grand trunk mail train of $133,000 here last Feb­ ruary. will never face u jury, lie was found, shot to death, in a south side alley early today. Jackson had been named by Formcr Crown Prince Oflloumania Expresses Surprise captured members of the gang ns At Order SentHlmMonday: the custodian o ' moct of the loot. Order Meets Public Accord A ainftlc pistol bullot, fired into the back of his head ended his life, LONDON, May 8 — (IN S )— A lie lay face up beside a new auto­ mobile haring n New York license. government order expelling him Keys to the car were found in frenx Great B ritain was served Engineers Expressl lief That Tottei LeveeHasWithsI Its Greatest Water Beginnins: To RecedeSteadily Danger Point Will Be Passed In TwoMore Days, SayEngineerfl GREENVILLE. S. C., May ‘ I 8.— (INSY—Hope swelled in the chests of hundreds of in - . < habitants of the fertile SalatjQ vni)cy today when cnjrlneers said the totterinpf Tabic Rock tlam would hold. with the water receding from the 5.000.000.000 gallon reservoir at the rate of 250,­ A m n l i u r s Win I 'w llto M In ™ ..//" /i L is t O f S u r v iv im t; W a lte r 20 mile tone, according to word H a g e n A n d A r m o u r W in n e r s received from Tsjnan this uftcrnoon. The Japanese had entered .into an agreement' with' the N a­ SANDWICH, England, May 8. tionalists to establish a neutral — (IN S )—Am erica's golfing a r ­ zone at Tsinan. , gosy made p, safe landing at the When day broke and the Jap a n ­ | Port of foreign supremacy today ese commander found th at the 000,000 gallons per day, the pr*#« when the big flve-W alter Hagen, Chinese had failed to retire orders weakened dam w*4 Gene Saracen, Tommy Armour, were given to open fire. A fter ■ ' believed th at 'within two Jim Dantes, and Dill MeWhorn— unnonnding, the infantry w ere| Preliminary Skirmishes Will Revised Measure^ For Flood expensive clothes. Jackson was 0f Roumanla, today. Thtfo <1 r Control Gets A pp rovalO f Identified through finger-print | served by ^ Sir_ \N , „ n„ (lfty, t hs da^ocr ro H t -vou!Iqualified with ease in the UrltUli j l f ,u .||to hnU,u Indicate Whether Congress h they may d iffer in their House And President; Will J " ™ ;* 1 ......................... ‘.... Ichief ~of‘the special open goir championship the medal | A^con,lnB l0 |llU.st report:, w>Will Authorize A Slash Of -e < nt'r-ly naracd and the rsfu g wnt „f the effect of a defeat Be Considered By Senate | ri^ J; lnin bandit, accor’ing to | Scotland Yard, at Ookhurst Court. $2t)3,0U 0.m H K )r$33C,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 for which was won by Jose J u r a - 1 vere fighting wns in progress at South Gcdstonc. Surrey, where j «e;. hudd'ed 1„ ; r . ; h t 'i g g tirtory for the cabinet enndi- do, A rgentina, with u 3l5-holc to­ mid-morning. Tin* Jupnnese were police, had been named by " Lim­ (Tirol hns been the guests of M. sides, braving the chll. ralna WASHINGTON, May 8 — tal of 75-09-141. ’ said to bo winning although out WASHINGTON, May 8.— (IN S) (IN S )—President Coolidge wilt pid, Charles Cleaver, leader of Jonescu. It gives him "a vensonabk- *hat have fallen steailv am et S u n ili„,v > I I an decisively defeat •ay, '-ould return to *heir 1 otn#S' Hut the liig five was not alone numbered al»out 13 to one. If -T he first u st votes to determine' < N8,- ‘ T ? j ' T Reid ud, flooo the grniui trunk mail robbery tim e" in which to d rp art favorite -ion cundnlacy of Sen- in its exposition of Yankee skill. Jupnnese reinforcem ents on their whethr r the Senate wi’l autnorite a Mgn th® J*'1 The-expulsion order was based !n the valley below. ,' a,., luredd nt th*. gung, ns one o ' two men who has The builder of the mammoth been intrusted with the job of upon the allegation th at (Tirol ha< jr James E. W atson, hacked as Three am ateurs, Johnny McHugh, way with Na- $20.1,000.1)00 or u $3311.000,000 hIus.Ii “ < »r" ' l'111vay to . Tsinan 'clashed . is by a state organization which qnn j’rancisco; Dougins G rant, tionulUts ut Shim^livn. Tin* ( niii* in federal taxes were t„ begin to- White House t ^ a y . G ang s made hiding the loct. violatetl the alien regulations and dam. Col. J. J. Ludlow, of W inston t rfficii-ni v is second probably ' ,,,si,|ont American, and liob Stup- esc were forced liack. Virgil I.itsingcr was the other th a t hr has been carrying on hos­ Salem, N. C., deealerJ he believed — . i |'ay during the process <>f drafting in the m easure by the house anil senate a t the request of President man named, police said. All hut tile proprRnndn ogainst a gov- the dam would remain intact and . rmie in the country, then th>‘ I pj,^ Chicago, uiso made the riffle Japanese troop* are making a . |(<,w , ax b,u , fpc<t "f "stopping Hoover" at ftn,!,ni; the 110 survivors who will determ ined effort to clear the | ,|obnte inU.r t e n * . with Coolidge have removed the tlirc-a ()u,Ki> tWo hn,| been accounted for. e rn n e n t friendly to G reat Britain. that it had passed its most gruel- g|] Jim City adm ittedly becomes j,() jnto Gu* regular championships ShnngtUltg railway of Chinese Police trailed them to central III a veto. . "I cannot believe It is true th at Ing tests w ithin‘the p ast 21 houra, their |>lnns, Senate, leaders ex- of While Two other engineers, who la# t the compromise still does tnnts. thence to St. lamis and fin- they are sending me away," said order to maintain a regular rad rlorn one. _ 1rcumls, beginning tomorrow. pel ted to obtain votes on both the io New Orleans where the C arol. “Surely, the English, who night went over the t'.tuation w ith iisure up to all the p If. "n the other hand. W atson, The lone American failure of any service into the em battled city. corporation tax and the surtax nr rg*- victorious by any appre- poMgenm,n,.l, ft.R to 1-nrry Nab- Japanese guards are being posted rates. The Democratic plan would f the preside was lost. are the most polite people in the tbe Winston-Salem man, reported t |ie ^jftfd pro who was too ill nt close intervals along the line. „ believed Jackson went to (stlf nuirgin. it means renewed ’ il is • world, would not do any such thing they concurred In the view of th a » It is understood that the last of allow n reduction of corporntio • tn and courage for "tin Allies" to do himself justice. He shot two tirni ' igh hill- hi.x th at. I sent out no propaganda; builder. ■k and taxes from 13 1-2 to 11 1-4 peri Although rnin has been falling have pooled their resource rounds of 80-8I-D14, fnr uhovc his the foreigners nt Tsinnn including e Ir Vti -al‘d only porsonnl letters to my friends. 4 t!l«* irn>,. • cent while the adm inistration plan Ixd mn<lc ii'inmon cause of tiieii ' average, and even then lie just the United States consul left for would halt the cut ut 12 1-2 per rAi>a high bowls, 1 suppose the intrigue of the Buch­ steadily in this section for thre* jail, u The . Qc Tsinan upon an inter-national leading ennditin / ’leaver, William Don- arest government is responsible days, it will not swell the basin to missed the g re at dividing line, tliat the rent The Democratic plan would hose nany extent, with the w ater reced­ train put at their disposal by the rank Mercia, asked of- for this." which proved to lie 102. Si Ncwveffect a saving of $1«4.500,000 • -eq u ired •van * ing at its present rate, It was said. • I:. 3-y ev.ent. tin ■ trel: ->f linos* ten. New York, and Joshua Crane, Japanese. Mcitmvhilo the polico guard Jackson and I.itsingcr. lights over nMoiim ,mouways Ot corporations, compared to $H2,ten Food, tents and bedding w ere | r Veter* ti till’ po lls today about Oakhur. . Court has been Itoston, also failed to qualify hut lolice theory is th at undcr1100.0110 in the m fmipistration plan. the Mississiiijii river. This, the T supplied the refugees on the hill­ il by Wrishington n* TOKIO, May 8. —(IN S) After strengthened. A irports have been ,‘rionds of the doubltcroxsed president believes, deflates the hill The aiim inistratio •» opposition wo sides today by the Red Crass. primsn y struggle of ............................. .. , a m eeting today to consider the to the linger reduction was based and will ininimiao federal liability ban-.'.'is m m..is finally m im ., located Jackson, i instructed by Scotland Yard to Nurses were sent from Greenvlllo •jimih. six of its nine original entrants. ' ueuto situation in Chinn the rain- solely on the fact th at the treasury, for damages. ^ dIs rr'te hi* careful ultigupt’ to di* | give immediate notieo should Car- to Improve sanitary condition#. ||r,Mn ' irtm V in Ohio gave llngeii, the sauce, impeccable I m,t r r ,|crcd the third division, re ­ departm ent has placed lim it ‘t* raise himself, and meted out the*;ol attem pt to leave by air. The conference*report is xo IK guise P arts of the rich valley today rik, alb. -" ai di' tini t jar, but in ; fashion plate of American golf. t niited up its w artim e strength of $200,000,000 on nil lax reduction. enlleil up Immediately B-r action in sum m ary justice of gangdom. • li hnn \'vvt\ reporicu th u t i oroi were dismal and abandoned, while V «’X| ilui ru'd it av>'AV and Archil Compston, the rugged 11.-,.000 men. to proeagd to China The Democrats, however, wen- congress, with prospects of filial i*; ca-i m ight decide to return to ItouIn Cleaver's home $17,000 of tlosome of the m llli h*d dosed down it nu to tile prem ature Englishman who handed him a ter- | forthw ith if the Em perar approves ready to disregard the tn-nsiiry j enactm ent of the lull within the loot w ss found. The rest of it. ac­ innnin ut. oneo m aking dramntic operation during tha period ©£ bat’i Sc'natar Frank B. Willis, rilih- lam basting several w eeks' the order. As cmperinl approval rccoirmcndationx in nrdci to grunt • XVc-«-L. cording to Hu- |[U'ii under a rre s t. entry by air while the g reat peas­ danger. v fuwirite son, just before ago. rc-tui lied the same totqls in ' j„ ality it 'is expected that it in a•» form >...........-• was intrusted to Jackson and Lit ant arm y is on its march to Buch­ g reater relief. * | Soon afte r the white house anIt was expected th a t th a re ­ , ei< etc II. Willis' death* played linishing the 30-hole . qualifying : will tie given tomorrow and that arest to demand the resignation of n,,uncement. tin- house today un singer. A renewed search for the the Bratinnu cabinet. fugees would bo advised to rem ain av,„ \,nli the organization line round. t lie t rootss will hi- on their way to [ Both Republican and . . . Democratic . animously mlopted the conference cache of nirising currency wa« c i • n| a. Most of the new spapers approve ‘on high ground for several day#, |.*uch finished with la.l strokes, China within less th an 30 hours. I'latis pinposed u $-.,000.0(10 .•ul in j surtaxes, which apply only to m retjort on tin- bill, containing the started In tin- itclghhorhood in the governm ent's nction, declaring until the possibility of the dam'# i l i . a .1 In-lit n dead man is Hagen taking 38-11-77 at St. conies above $10,000. The plans changes which assure presidential which Jackson’s body was foun ftif,." i* i v said. "In Indiana i George's and Compston a 37-30-70 that Carol committed nn unpard­ suddenly erurabling Is entiraly LONDON, May 8.—(IN S )—Thu differed m aterially though in the api roval. Tlte senate still Ims to onable affro n t to E ngland’s ho*, gone. t.ll i.i different." f< for the eighteen holes at P rim e s. Japanese have evnctmV-d \\ uhu, The Saluda Creek, swelled by Tw!i,v will tell the story. I he Hagen led Compston by a stroke, according to an exchange tele­ method of uppling the reduction act before the hill goes lo the pilnlity by engaging in a politic­ The House hi I did not touch the White House. ralu and the outlet of w ater from lotilt in Iudinnn will not he ili-cli.• 7*5 to 77. after yesterday's test, j graph dispatch fuoip Shanghai. al intrigue while vlsitng here. llio lending dam, spread out of It is reported ut Shanghai that surtaxes lait allowed the prescin D uring brief discussion which *» in i--••If. lint it may very well which saw "Wild Hill" Mchlhom, its banks into the lowlands. How­ frill- ,i highly determ ining factor \m ern -m top the first day's field I the N orthern nimy.s wliu h r.tiiv d luxv to stuud. preceded the adoption of tho re•• • , from TtlinuM has been re-formed ever, no great dnmago was feared r tku- -H aggle th at lies ahead at A m eruan. top The Democratic surtax plan be­ jiort. Rep. l'rc u r, (It) of Wisconsin, unless the flow from tho reservoir ___________ ' and thut it i* prcpuriiig to launch gan with an increase of exemp- who led the house fight against * r,-.v • ay The moral effect of j w,t,, “ attacks upon the Nutionlists in tjxe viil.uv in Indiana means much is m ateria lly -rine reesf ih turns from SHUUU1 Ui H .,.)MII!. TilC -tW -biD; said ihnt-th e nn wsurr is illH'Mliin nff the mmntwTTr-cmHtm— Repuhlicnn plan retained tin- pres­ 7 ~ T ~ e i " " : i m l l 0 "tin- il1WK“ ww /« 1 • ¥ n * _ _ A. — ! _ _ PARIS, May 8 (IN S )—A fter be­ now satisfactory Anti-Japnncst! domonstrations kr that snattcr, than merely tIn­ Changes made in the bill nt the ing in u critical condition for sev­ were made at Shaiigluti and l un­ ent exemption. The Democrat ap­ ti nuiiin tam votes involved. toll. • plied the initial one per rent rate insistence of the president "Jtnvo eral days, Monsignor Patrick J. Sn.ii-ii Watson bus advised his to income from $12,000 to $11,000 made it A 1(10 per cent better than McGivncy, of Bridgeport, Conn., WASHINGTON, May 8.— (IN S) kivnils in W ashington th at he will while the Republican plan kept when it came from the senate," ttupreme chaplain of the Knight* of _In a now uttack on Governor tin. lie (las campaigned the state the present rate of one per cent F re a r said. Columbus in the United Stnto*. died Alfred E. Smith, Senator Heflin *ith In- i ustom ary vigor, nml his H. D. Durunt, Lake Mary c trus on incomes from $10,000 to ?1 L(li) of Alabama, this aftenioon early today. pr.iuuil m gnnizatiou, variously grow er nml experim ental grove 000, On April 28. Mgr. McGivncy was charged the Catholic Church Is P rotcat'ng against nej,To women Htimiilnl at around 100,000 vote-, owner, last night was elec ceil pres­ taken ill here suffering from cere­ fighting for Smith’s nomination being forced to wprk with the men G saiii t<. lie largely intact. He ident of the Nike Mary Cham ber of or Democratic candidate bral hem orrhages. During the h u t as the ..... -----------convict# on county roads. M. C. npert- to lose some of the Inrger Commerce for the coming year by few days he was unconscious most I president and for tho naming of Mostly and a delegation of n tg ro nits i„ the stale, hut he also ex­ liiiunimoiis vote. Mr. Durant wi H erbert Hoover a* the Republican men appeared before the C ounty. ATLANTA, Gu.. May 8 (IN S) — T on h i The death of Richard Logun. 25 of the time. pert- to make up for that in the follow V. D. Anderson, the pre#* Pilot Johnny Kytle of the A tlaataMgr. McGivncy wns pn*tor of nominee. Commission a t its reg u lar m eeting yenr old Sanford youth who died Mml districts. Indiana is more id.-nt during the past year, lie will Richmoml hop of the New 5 ork "The Roman Catholic hierarchy St. Charles Roman Catholic Church ttan tiHlo. and sentim ent for the take office nt the first m eeting of New Orleans air muil route, wa.< T hirty odd candidate* will r a th ­ in nn uutomoliilc a rd e n t in 'I ampn in Bridgeport. Since the founding would he satisfied with either," this morning. They said th ree ne­ gro women had been seen w orking last Thursday, \va* unavoidable, n MiNui i -llutigen hill is believed t ■» the orgnpizntion in June. suid Heflin, "but of course, would telling today of a neur-fatal crash e r tonight at the political rally nt >» in-lie solid than via- the ease j O ther oft nors elected werc.Clur- into the side of Stone Mountain Luke Mary to present their bids coroner's jury there decided S a tu r­ id the Knight* of Columbus in 1890. like their own little Alfred to got in mon's clothing on tho chain gang. day according to information re­ he has been supreme chuplain of •rut's tin- line to the east. Watson rne.e Morun. vice*president; S. L. E . I r t l ’ X n W . I'iu nim for .1,0 v „ .,. of . .. . it." Paul Biggera, who. te in charge the organization. ceived hero by friends. II. L. E r­ n h inter in the fight to enact. W ester, second Heflin predicted the Republi­ of tho county convict gengs, -ex­ vier-pres dent; During tho world war ho was nd win, another Sanford man, who *ht- lull, while Hoover, rightly or Homer Gleason, secretary; Jam es cans would nominnto either P resi­ plained th a t th e th ree women had . . will Ik? hi'Ll a t the Lake Mary was driving tbe ear when it erusli- actively engaged in tbe work of dent Coolidge or *mngl> lius been nccuseif of hnv- J Bunts treasurer. J. M. Thump ished. Charles E. becomo unruly while doing doAfU-r the crash, Kyle crawled the organization in Franco. Ho Lg infliu iui-d the Coolidge veto of son and J. A. 1'eckhnm retire as Community House. R. J. Ibdly, *,*d into a telephone pole in Tam pa, Hughes. mostlo work a t th e convict cam p „ut of tlw cockpit, pulled out eight eiiolrmun of the Democratic ' oiin- was held until exonerated by II. spent many months there then with •Pe iiiiiisuie. Heerctary and treasurer. and he had them p u t on the sucks of mail and then crawled ty Executive Com m 'ttee, will pre­ W. Penney, justice of the peace William J. Mulligan, supreme di­ Mr Durant was one of the o r­ down the most dangerous side of road in punishm ent. T he men’s before whom tho inquest was held. rector of the organization ut the ganizers of the Lake Mary Cham­ the rock drugging them behind side. Each of the candidates will clothing, he said, tbe women had time. Together, they directed the he given five m inutes in which to ber of Commerce and has been a him. He was taken to a hospital, selected by choice. Following a Melbourne—W estern Union Tele­ expansion of the organization a member since its beginning. He where minor cuts and bruises were make his appeal. A large delega­ abort discussion, Wo aciton w graph Company here enlarges Sun­ work in France, tion of Sanford voters i* expected taken by the commissioners. wns ulso oe of the men Interested treated while the mail was sent WASHINGTON, May— (IN S )— day telegraph service. E. Scholl’# clstm for damage# re* '■ in the form ation of w hat is now hack to Candler Field. It was sent to uttend tho meeting. I President Coolidge todny admon­ KILLS GIRL, THEN SELF • — the Sanford Chamber ofConxmerce. on to Richmond today by another ished cqngresi to tighten up on sultl.-g from th e building of a C rystal R iver—A tlantic Coast ■■ ■■■ % DAYTONA BEACH— Fornerthe purse strnig#. Ha foreees a county road n ear bto island In th e plane. H Kytle was stone laid for $H>,000 l i e F i r s t Lino station grounds here licauth W.II.Ballard, Altam onte Springs BALTIMORE, May 8.—(IN S ) — treasu ry deficit and possibly h igh­ St. John's n ear GeneT# was pre­ RITCIIIK IS EXAMINED Due to a low “celling, rrowi r. today announced his entry Unrequited love was assigned by e r taxes if any substantial portion sented by E. R. Jones, bis atto rn sy . fied. ' Evangelisticnl Lutheran Church. hedgehopping, or flying low when into rlu- races for county conimistho police today for the second of the money b ills . introduced are BALTIMORE, May 8.—(IN S) — he nenred the mountain. He chrnbTho commission offcr>-4 to set* . *oner ni D istrict No. 3. He will nP‘ Governor Albert C. Ritchie of m urder and suicide in Baltimore passed In this session. He said tie tho case, which ts now pending ' « i into the hank of clouds from an Pm Frank Evens, the present Maryland told the Senate presiden­ In the courts, fo r $150. within 48 houra. . . th at tho num ber of bills calling LulJer of the office, who is a tial campaign fund* committee altitude of 750 feet and then think­ John Vogel, ahot and killed for largo outlays of federal funds Bids fo r a five ton caterp illar ‘ ing he had cleared the mountain, niidrnt of Lake Mary. Francis Burlcw, 20 because ahe ore appalling. In add.tlon, lie tracto r for use w ith tho countyfa v 1 here t o i l^ he hadn't spent a !*""» came back down in order to avoid Fr. Bullard is expected to invndc to secure the Democratic prcslden spurned hi® attentions. 1 hey were pointed out th at the vnrious tax re ­ largo road g rad er were o rd ered ...; U» o|i|>onant's f g ettin g off his course. A moment home precinct toboarders in an east Baltimore duction proposals call fo r slashes B. F. W heeler, coiumiAlonrfr (rum H 9 tial nomination. later he crashed into u clump o* •-•-ht and speck ut the political ranging from $203,000,000 to $330, Geneva, wa« authorised to em­ boarding house. , Ritchie secured M aryland* 1« NEW Y O RK ,'M ay 8.— (IN S )— tho $650,000 in tru st for benefit of trees grow ing on tbe side of the r*Hy in l^ike Mary. Mr.-Evens has 000,000. To bo certain of a $200,- ploy a m an Jp his d istric t' to h e • tho mission society in 1920, delegates in the prim ary >•»•[«* huge monolith, aoutheast of where United S tates circuit court of a p ­ ^*Lcn no pr.rt in uny active camOOu.OOO tax cut, the money bills paid, from th e d istrict’# fund. The’ A t tho sam e tim e ho settled a NEW GETS REQUEST dav The examination was hold in the confederate mumument is b® P*'Kn for himself. • peals today placed the stomp of Its like am ount un his recent bride, m ust be rdcuced or killed, ho de­ convict# were ordered rotated at Ritchie’s office and was complet­ In his m nouncem cnt, Mr... Ballag carved. • two week Intervals from d’e trie t approval on "Indian Giving" When Mrs. Anna L aura B arnett, th irty clared. WASHINGTON, May 8. — I^rd ^uid, "1 pledge myself to an ed in 20 m inutes.____ to district except th a t they are to years his junior. The governm ent, (IN S )—Tho house post office com­ it decided Jackson B arnett, Am­ “Lxolutrly impartliil attention to MARYLAND FOR HOOVER be kept # monh a t • tim - by Mr, as tho legal guardian of tho aged TWO FIREMEN KILLED erica's richest Indian, didn t 5 BURIED IN CAVE-IN m ittee today voted to request •he welfare of the d istrict as a Wheeler. The board took no action. Indian, brought suit to set aside P ostm aster General New for in­ "hole. Should I he nom inated then* BALTIMORE, May 8.—(IN S )— really mean it when he gnv® $550,­ A fund of $299 w as a u tt ■riled f a r both gift* which Jackson made by BLOOMINGTON^ III.. May■ 8 "ill be no r« ads built for»the priH erbert ‘ Hoover wil have Mnry- 000 to the American Buptist Home affix in g his thumb print to a check form ation as to w hether the post PEORIA, 111., May 8 .^ (1 N S )— work on Palm y Beach Drive by ‘' (IN S )—Two firemen W H g offico departm ent perm its uso of Five workmen were buried be­ commissioners. '■tc benefit of uny m an /’ land'a 10 votes In the republican Mission Society. The appellate court dismlssixj as his aigniturc. He is unable to employes as “jury snoopers” for neath a brick wall when a large . ________ • • | IW Mr. Bullard has been ». resilient national convention. V irtually com­ w rite. "( Stminnle C ounty’for 20 years, dry enforcement officers. building caved in hero today. plete returns today from yester­ the appeal o f the Mission Society, Hawaii had more visitor# dur! I t was claimed by the govern­ "JWiny which tim e he says he has f n r n itu f store crashed. Firemen day's prim ary showed the cabinet which had naked it to reserve a m ent th at Mrs. B arnett had “kid­ Four of the men were dragged the past winter uhan in any The action wns taken on the “•"nyj l»een a tax p ay er anil pro- W alter Mo’inc anil Louis P j s j j j 1 candidate fo r (the presidency scor­ decision by Federal Judge Kl»ox. napped" her husband to m arry LaG uardia resolution, which the from beneath debris and w ere yious to urist season, G were killed instantly. Louis Brown ed un easy victory. He was unop­ Tho la tte r held th a t B arn ett was I**rty owner. House itself yesterday refused to rushed to a hospital in u critical him. Both g ifts were act aside last ing was dug from tho wre«k*JJ posed by any other candidate. not com petent to make the gift. Thatching as a means of i pass. The resolution wil be sent to condition. The fifth m an is atili with a broken back. Charles Smith What opposition there was to hity B arnott, whose Income from y ear by Judge-K nox, tbe appcl* th«) post office departm ent with buried among the bricks and mor­ houses ia being revived in part# i Hunting clubs of Mexico have and Frank r#>‘ton suffered broken . , , mu<to him 1#U» court sustained Hia ruling on. England. ______ tar and is believed dead. expressing Itself in a vote for #«■ several"Droei a millionaire placed | Wned in a movement to stop tho » P P « I by the imwlon #oci#ty rcquc»t fo r an an # w er,. arm s and possible internal in uninstructed delegation. .j driving of game by burning the tadcilrush. jrrie», -- TEST VOTES WILL iCOOLIDGETHREAT BE TAKEN TODAY OF VETO ON RIVER ON TAX CUT BILL BILL WITHDRAWN SI— H ‘ , l,o lt ‘ *0 0 ' . i . . . . D u ran L lsE lecied New.President O f Lake Mary C. Of C. Flier Has Narrow Escape In A Crash On Mountain Side Aspirants Talk At Lake Mary 'm-iw...-" .. ........... . s s i i S Knights Columbus Officer I s Claimed By Death In Paris Hoover And S m ith ... ...... . fi« th -AHaeked-Byt H e f l i n In Senate jWorking Of Negro Women On County Roads P r o t e s t e d Jury Frees Irwin In Imuran’s I),eath iff S Deficit W arning Is Issued By Coolidge Ballard Puts Hat In Commissioner’s RaceAgainstEvans “Indian Giving’. Up held By Federal Court In Suit Of R i c h e s t Redskin i ■ f. -. J ■u . w%i - WawewBrn m �) / \ \ / ' .V \ •a ■ " rv,-> IfcwV % • *- ;r » PACE s r r :V—NOIP » m trtt • I *11 I iMtlf* hia M l'Kr#r flf Cm l pmprr, • •*»•!» ****** *-■«*" - •I k. I »<»• al SERIES TODAY Hustlers Li c ke d By Hymel Again J ■ in •l*. II w " \ Mailt * Two Fed Runs Count . After. .Dispute I5etwceji Umps In 1st !•♦»»«. . mm « I nUU. fk*rv* flBft I fc.ll r l t k * a - »« l.om-ki To F ight Celery Feds .To Play ,,1r - fin,n" r t . Lauderdale 1cam This Afternoon And Sheriffs Thursday j Vhr M fill* ' Rolii*15m . C asarci, nctm lh. SUnck out by Ilynii'l 1; by Dugin .‘l/llu i* oi on ball* off David 1. Left on I Iwisos, Sanford tt; Miami 7. Umpi res, Moore and Smith. Time, . 1:f>5. NKW YODK, May 7.— (IN S )— Leo l.omtki oi Alierdcen', Wash., 11Y DAVIS J. WALRn gave evidence of tanking n one* leading lightheavyw eight' contend* International Nona Service d u b race iignin of the Amerirun I , r, nini Pete Lntzn, of Scranton, NpnrN I’ditur League nffalr. \ w iu r w e i« h t chamOnly the .Athletics, the IM rqil -NEW YORK, May 7—Now being *_ . i i m plon, have been matched by pro* •bout the lime for nil good ball Tigers and the St. Louis Drowns, m eter Hum bert Fugazy for n tenBrV clubs to c ime to tlu* aid of the of the other contender-, wete able round bout in lirookyln on Mny to win m o v games Jhnh they lo3*.' 20. Fugazy says the winner will percentage column, it ia noted to* I; iweve.-, the e outfits barely more m eet Tommy Loughrun, the chain* «lny that outfits like the Pittrbtirph than broke even against a Yanket pion. ' . P irates, the New York Giants and percentage of .S.*i7 ar.d you didn’t the ^iineinnnti I teds in the Nation­ iipciI a monocle to see what is go­ Columliia Fauinxl al Lcuguo nml the New Y <rL Yun- ing to happen if that kind of bus­ kecs and the Phllailelphin Athletics iness goes on mut*h ' longer. Per* PIIII.A D K LI'IIIA , May ...7 It:- In the American Leiitjue nr ■ haps Yankee pitehin. isn't what it — (IN S )—W ith six members of ning to show whre the “author-!• lu.s but any club I fill t :-cml( - seven last year** cham p’- nship . Pouehc ty ” is vestoil. They were the runs a game ini**, duo to lose ton l.eep-io avnilnlde, Columbia rules heavy winner.) on the wjck just many of them. •* it slight favorite *o defent Yale Concluded, a week during w hir1 | At thnt. the Pirate* did the real rmtl I’eini. 4i> r»* Ibis afternoon on frostbite was at n'mininuim for tie hitting for the we-.k, getting te> W the Schuylkill Diver in thc**annu,'il first time this «cu* >n. In brief 'e s than h t in aeyen rarnes lllnckwell Cup Dace. Last year, class la beginning to i cpi.iter. MIA.ML * Mny 7. - Special)— when the trophy was placed in i'- r a remarkable average of 14 t<> The St. Louis (’animal.*, in i .lie gan e. The. ■■who thought P itts­ Sanford tnnilh it three out of four c< mpetltlon for the first tim e Yale m atter of fact, were the only ad burgh was all wmihrd up Iit.*- a h-re yeaterdov afternoon when won. mitted contender that didn't do it *torched ( dlur afti r the lart world they took the llu rd h rs into camp self sonic pood during the seven -erie.- me I.,,.inning to think up r.goin, this time !•>* a .'core of a to days in i|Ucstion. The CardA, nnathkr good OI«*. L’. T o d ay th e C e le ry F eds a r e ' d u e up the bark like a dowager** gown Thu Giant-, ul-o had a big week back in S a n f o rd to open a, w eeks by n series of illnes<c« and, injur-. an the attn ik and they neeiled it. s t a y at hom e w ith F o rt L nuderdule, judging by i.ind "f pitching they followed by tin* W est P a l i * Deie-lr fe. ' , m * averaged only f. ur runs .game in the Inst eight played um' got in th * :ir.-t three games at S h e riffs :uiif a Aingle- j r m u e 'w itl i . Tbo club Won oidy two out <>f Cincinnnti, the 'n>: two of whii-h ' ik,c O ilanjti TdlW. ( ’.■" eight and now is didder!n<c n r , mu: were lost. Our M r.-Me(irhw,i» Iw y 'j n , niP| w a^M inm i*- Nemesis wn In sixth place. • . .11 are running fu st to,iu> b u tiT ,r „,„ v«'«t^dnv. D e b -b e d the u. Tlm# Pirates, F•••«! -, Ynnl ccs an** • 'ey areji.lpio-P as luitlly.Tdiql la :a ^ n ^ » .ln jr ‘and yester* ’ A thletics staked them-elves to tic ■tie fnr»fw!il-. Tlo-y Won f ir e oitl : das li .-ii t\\i d he could repeal the grnte.it weeklw gains, tin- I’irai - if e i g h t, llm-iks to the w e a th e r perfo. fiance-, without any particu•' record l*emg five out o*f seven, tin •M-ppili* l i e g n \ e th e I lodger-*. • Itcds’ six out pf eight, the Yank 'inil. e v i l iu> holing the C incinnati inr tV'.uble. Ilis tenm-mnte« helped him along by pirl.ini* t:! bits off nix OUt of -even and the Athletic leric-. i !.« n le rriii’e th u m p I)a\ is. the Miami hurler. four out of five. In ei.n-et|iietiet •Ut -if i t . -t:« o 'ehterr. Tli-cy averThe iimpirt - nearly to.ik a run ntho P ira te i slid into fourth plate j g n l n e e ily It lid- a giiun* for w ay from S i n f o r d ii, tiie fir 1 inn- i within I l-t! games ..f the lead. Th i lie week, tlo-ii oat pul ii . hiding ing w hen Ci.ll.l, itli rrn« -:i''. firrt Itcds dispini ed the D itiger.s iu tli •iglll h.'lui i i" , Iii;*Ft . at.-i m a rk a - H inkle eroppeil till- hull le ttin g runner-up position anil the Y.mi,* f o r I In* m ' v<ii ilny*. fwu ni;*H - ii IT. • >l!l" nil pi it- 1,'iid ---------------- ---< i 'Iiic.iii Ii u*:*-) "ii* :ii:d tl" . "tli"i . -... ImuHv 1mth ! \ ! t | \ t . M \ HHC /l.i: M.l K null- <1 t*. *t liiix sts. (III II I Ml .i n rm its :>l! -• t .... i ■ . wl.i. Ii l::>.l • i "M*',d <»\ \ 1. I.KAM i: f <• pint*- l i "lllll. .ii .i i ! il» 1l,i- l , i \ !•'" 1 pnl'i-d i" fl>, g";* NKW YdDKi Mnv 7 ( |\ * s i i* al* i Ii p t. • ' •»• I 1 iII; •ii tin* • • Mini \i iihm Haskell Itilimg . voullifn! p n it.ii.' I t )l : tf L.iVp.,, I’ * 1 * Ik. i mi. l'..lt. > Ill'll i: b. *i [j^fcn*nti..n (In- liiti-Kit l . t' i>; 1 . 17** .Li* t ... ii • • ' .1, !.• .1 lilt ill,"! !l»-l* |L’ * Would liar ■■ a t 1 l.i- !•: i. :«. | ,i P Uni*. * *♦ ‘ft ••)) ■ii tl ,• ft: ' * 'll II U 1 | till its til M *; H g.' credit I min;, if Diidip .. I i It. 1 ■)<! !• p | ut .In l. ,t. <•" |l , ! : • , ! |l 11 ill been k. | l ...it ..r t . i . f . , - • . i : ! . . m. M Y.1-1, >tl*l »•• M MO Okfl 1 * 1 iii u .10 • * ., Tnr sANToim rrcnAro.BAmmn. wJmm»&; .Moxjftv, w r y i i p ,' - Real Pennant Contenders Forge To Front In Major Loops During Past Week Tli« I I 'M il • d t i ••tft»t*ft • ■■ equal placidly upon the p art of his I Johnny M cGraw’s Action Ul la w n ’s about this time th at John pulled his uniform sh irt oV,cr his grnying c*ad and forgot to put it on again. .'Talways connected this circumstance with the fact that, si­ multaneously, he had moved into a palatial home in Pelham Monnr, a chic suburb infested by Kolid, form ation in stating that McGraw substantial neighbors of the, sohas undergone radical changes in called nnkcr type. It i* assumed personality during the Inst ten th at some t.f these wandered into years. Even before he shucked the the Polo Grounds for an occasional garm ents of his trade for tiie more nfternon’s diversion. Social Aspects smly clothing of h business in n n f I mny be wrong but _ it is niy a t his des!;, John ceased to he the swashbuckler. The transition came guess th at John had this thought alm ost without warning. One day in mind when he left the old uni­ he was in th ire elbowing umpires, form in the locker nnd forsook the und culling down to anathem a, of coaching lines for the more dig­ which lie was m aster upon their nified atmosphere of the dugout. despondent heads; the next he was I th in k 'h e felt he wouldn’t be cut­ quietly and effcctingly ignoring ting on ilhprvsstvo figure before is neighbors while attired in hulith eir existence. F o r a time the abrupt change of colunin pants and a funny, little attitude was regared as u whim — peaked tan .. This is just n guess, of course. Vesuvius smoldering sedately be­ fore the outbreak. Dut as months He m tiyhaV e had mure substan­ and then years passed'w ithout the tial reasons for . re tirin g front the sligtest sign of petulance upon touching line but, as to that 1 can-, Mr. McGrow’s part to m atter lost not say. All I know is that un­ its significance and the alteration doubtedly his reasons for retuniin tem peram ent finally was ac­ ing are substantial ones. Even Me cepted since* John insisted upon loser's shnre of the next world Is Considered Significant , fly DAVIS J . WALSH Ints.-nntiomil New« Service Sports E ditor NEW YODK, May I.—Much has been made of the fact, in a lo­ cal way, th a t John McGraw, of thc Eighth Avenue McGmws, has seen fit to rcelothe his person in the livery of the diamond and thus, for the lirst time in seven years, is a baseball m anager in appearance ns well as in name nnd actuality. Much should b made of it. To t h i observers in general,’this meant th at McGrow's most seri­ ous pennant attem p t of recent years was tqking this mute but eloquent form of expression. To either has abandoned the-, social leanings I bad imniited to him or hn« decided that n N ational League pennant might he well earned at the expense of his digndy. Dnilical Change I am im parting no exclusive in­ •• r 9 Wealthy Fort Myc Financier Is FOUT MYERS. Fla.. Miyl (IN S )—Senator Chnrlci A J ler, SO, m illibnairc fjna New York nnd F ort Myers, dU his pnlatinl home here today.] n tor S tad lcr hnd been in health fo r tho p ast year, hot j not until two days ago condition was regarded by att ing physicians ns critical, to F 6 rt Myers in lttUI, he pa* cd p roperty here now valu more than $1,000,000. | | e t | fb n n e r sen ato r from New' S tate. Funeral arrangements L not yet been announced bat| body will bo sent to New Vorl night for burial. HOLLYWOOD'— 1,000*(J printed to rig R ewlls an duj 112 additional firo hydrants. series wouldn’t look badly hooks of th e National Ilxkiy Company; .I Vf.-, i m Tagj»;in<»' All Bases j. Up y e rie n i.i. t',«:,P .• ; , n, ,• i only t ' . . . in * f* • |{ in M y e r to i i. I. Ili*v.| .l.i-in I* . to m )|e<l Si l.-oiir.- .i* .i 1 . I fo r i.' lr I i - bet* gut : diet by .. : .11 ... i a ’lv « , '. • 1 Inal* Dili.it; .- • . b e th e y iji-i -*4 i d P lung Id heed i al i i Tlte *'t 1 ( h G rny, ii ■I ■al U , eleventli . » . ed fin - v •• Vietoi i. • D u l I .1 V ink six In’ - I I. the .-iv rr ■i ■ r ig litul I ' . ..*a • lost by a ! thoiiMio.l 1 I t* H o f the I'-li < ( 'iln ii t.a' i over it ill* N, vr \ th e Dtp!• n ' ., I aeries, II..I.M Hi hit aTt* th e l*.u C .■ G ia n ts . I t : .v a ..s w 11 TT 4 to ‘J duel t-> Mi a* . .| Daliii l i d m an rr i,t.. , . ,| i Ii m e w hich eiial.l. t! It .. l i t ti ;>. out St. I.oiii* hi tie i ,j ,t .ip •1. P at Mai ,lit *, I• 1 i • . i -* ■• liretl ( |in itg* ' .• I» 1 rr o th e Pint i t - , i.t t r • . I.. 11i’i c r clubs rv e | , ill. An <n>d i i . utt* V * Jrt* t“-V jet >jJ •*r » {V, fort; tl Hob F ior n ■ Jg ■ K . * a* It I• 1in | 11 i* !• ads in The Herald each Friday before visiting t \< /-* the stores. r They find the grocery pages offer them a con­ a venient shopping list, low prices and a variety t id of foods which provide welcome changes in tilt. I I t l menu. ^ i. !. r I i.t In Sanford, wom en buy or direct the purchase Mi. STANDIMi I'Ll lit I It \ Thousands of women shop among the grocery I t'-* of practically all food consumed in the homes- — they constitute a buying power that has control Canned hoods are Safe SI M l U i *' I ‘atn. Ii. . 11 SAN Ft tin I IV v : I-L Lifera r e ,,yth Y .v Daytona I'- o . F t. I.uud i.ini. Miiiini r Oi lut.do RESULTS f i .o d id \ g 1 at TODAY’S (,’AMF J i . . te tnr ................. In vene iIn _ /C’ uhina : ___ \ •Place, your message before this vast, rich aud­ 1 7 ;in n ience Mr. Food Merchant. Your advertisement *. - $ " 'J K F I.O D ID A S I M L I K M .l K U i P a lm It ‘nr h a t (I. I(.lid . I . M. M iami at Dnyii.ua lle .o h F o r t Lutalertlait' in S A M ' i f l ! ! ' ■3 League Is Asked To ) ■ l >■» *> ' s i \ 11-: i i n . t i-: Day tojin IJea* u U. t Dt at Ii it. S A M H DD .I. Miami J. I . in The Herald will receive careful consideration jp l “ I I f1 * ** ♦ A by “the buying power of the hom e.” A- f 1 Jj yTT * 1L\X c.innc^J.'.nh air »a(e •3. d ! whole cereali. Opposite the “iron *i good lootltiiil;- it the .c.iin-lu- tonhj and lilotij purifier*" there Cblnexe NulioRalLta to p ro t.-i O ne of the m ost inlrrcstiiu; stateth e m against “Japanese brutality." nr:it» i* rheir d is tu is io n of a . The ruble wn* «pnt • v |iu<lers of . t!’*.rd State** I V p a t t i o r n t t)( Aftri*V a mass meeting t.f U m promiut-n lt trr D u llttiit ‘u '.ir li dr*cribcd the ;CtiIn««< rviltletils t f the Philip Jipdic oe d i r - t o f .M r s . N ever Well e r Well. e lv rs , pltlC Island ta il'd im Manila tin!.;) . t.-d — bCri. — ». I■'v,*• mcu . Tmh es ih Miners I k s plea to the K ..*ie of Nafi.uji •* P'e fotiner * *rii d “iron Ionics *■ , v.*«ft n a-'e foil* win; a |t-.tef.lllr*i) *r»* Jr *ol purifier*, bradaclie cure*, authorizin' it. <t*'.'*ftic», anti-acids, anti-fats, and ■ ' furt*.’* Dut the ihelvri of ' Tiie J'ltlvral D iitrv t of M orlci Hr«. Rver Well carried no »uch Cuty lut* s tn rtt.| publi.atlon. of •' | , 7 J ni*rad she had them manthly tiilld'trelfure m agatinc. 1 fruits, yetjctables, aud Af \ Bfisav *. ' 1 *^ ’* • # •" —------—— | viun <.f ihr in.tr.l i*:rlitutk MANILA. 7 (INSl 1 . - \. McCollum mol N'uu Slur' • .............. * P. I*, Mur ' | Tile Lea;*ue o f Nation* hii* bet ii . Is in a rci'ont'ti'uga/iiii n t i k... l i r r llIC the luoy food I] it i'll tft *> int'*m*de int it >in* ill called upon in |ii« tln- I r g m d l r a “of» t••r lu1ttmi niging about ' ’turned for e'.tifc, or xalad, soup P'irelent r r n i f a r e a. A i"ili!egr«im f ,;r ’ ' rr,l* grade i, ot the be»t i ,, Tuinftnfu tChit nm a. t t u n g i n m rrn ■ * -“"D . •• 1 1 '--,,l",t> d l s p a u hetla i...... b ere *t>dar tm lar f nu t h e Lea . !-.hty• obtauialilc. obtainable, ' gue'ir gue'tt hend'iu h r n d 'p ia ili.r ■* u. ,i i / ^ ’u i i:-: Never Well v«. E»er Well ing for lr**t t v iu i. n .m <f\ 1* la half e I of immense sums of money. 3 rrrn- spmayh, .Srri»s cli-id, raisin* •■uid tmiii.s. .Ninbng the laxative foodt rrcic brans, lit**, oatmeal, spina, h, apples, rhubarb, prunes, 't i . i i i a t c i 4.,j apricots. ‘ Milk, celutV, carrots^ turnips, lieets, and Iring Leans were-labelled anti-acid (o. mIs. I't Commenting on this list ot ... J' rr " *■*•*> the authors say In cm sidrriug the above list cl I" •! v Inch ran take the place ol n.e.lt m o within limits, there is noi one whit h could not be used in the janiird state und be properly la brllr I a, it was.* Undoubtedly, •U.e of the reasons for this endorse mrnt of canned ft»ods is due to thr extreme care taken by the canneri our ing tiie canning process — n d "> Let. all during the growth of thr food - t0 secure a product that can bear the pr^ud label o L uiuL u. Herald Your Business M a \e It P ay — I f *A ’f i' U l l i r* • * s'liwrr ■Tft— in i I ih Mi * m ■ • • .............. .— i— ttw'1 * A. J -H* ■ / �v> ' -A ■ . J q W W » , • y y ,\ r . W ‘AGE TWO THE SANFOKD HERALD, SANFORD, FLttflIDA, TUESDAY. MAY 8, 1928 The Sanford Herald As An Economist,Sees Florida SKINNING THE CATT "Today Florida is in a much sounder economic position — JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL than ever before.” Thus writes John W. Pole, chief of the national Candidate C atts is beginning to __a__ *bank * ti examiners • • of the * United Stntes Ireasury department, following a visit and extensive survey o f conditions discover th at “home rule1’ has n in this state. "With the experience of the last few years,” kickback and those who rule fne says Mr. Pole, "has come a greater sanity in considering Florida’s possibilities that bodes well for her future and must homes of Flor da will apply home of the froth being eliminated, we can now analyze carefully rule a t the polls.—Orlando Re­ the function of banking with relation to state d e v e lo p ­ porter-Star. Serious-minded folks do not tako ment.” seriously these promises of polA list of the factors which have entered into the econ­ itlenns before. cleeti6n on salary omic soundness of Florida is submitted by. Mr. Pole, who eduction an d 'tax reduction unless points first of all to the natural assets ami state, r||e culis attention ................................. they enn see fa r enough behind the to the soil and climate, the natural background and certainly the backadvantages for abiding prosperity together ............... ' ..r With the indu.*> ;round to the candidacy of Mr. (rial possibilities. Additional ____ __ reasons for his firm belief in the future of the Sunshine Stale are found in the following state­ C atts will not inspire confidence in bis economy statem ents. T hr If* r*i*il 11 II l.M'»ill»rr ment: II •r • mi «t t trim In I Ion Circus season is over in Florida i N i m K i i o i n l \ •ocliiiinn of "Outside of phosphate, the known mineral deposits have but a political cam pirgn is on.— IfniirtK \* ntiil Ait ftier tgrul* tthlrli rsqiilrr no very imporortant significance. On the other hand, na­ FJordla T mos-Union. Yes, and the l'tibll»li ( im mtM i to huImmII ture has ho richly endowed Florida with a soil of great fertil­ deshow one Cntts is putting on lfii»roin;H ntnMl ol kiibm-i • In or.l# r in i r r Ilf nlisi ity ami adaptability thut she is among the leaders in the •»ilh his screeching calliope and •ill rftilm of i li I’liliill»»i», ti* !»»•>• «t htmi »*•«•* inrilioiU, quantity as well as the quality of her fruit and vegetable his threats to “heat T his heurers if they.i crops. • . t . nntoiiiil ctia’r, he never again-,re­ him is u disgusting i t 1.8UAY, MAY 8, “Closely related to the foregoing is her industrial fievelferred t". 1nat would be what opnient. -------- ‘ 7While ”. “ j prominent in tobacco manufacture and gainwould occur in his present pro­ ing ground in t gram , if the people of Florida over 1 in textiles and food products, the industrial activity that l „.. I----again ace « ■lim ts'ghtcd and lackcan locate profitably within her borders is more or L L . ,u i i i OF DAYS:—The fear less restricted. I do i ____ ____ ng in patriotism ns to elect him "♦“d. I do not mean that Florida cannot grow indusof the Lord prolongeth days: but trially. On the contrary, thcr governor. Miami Herald. ‘ l!._rc is great room for devclopthe yeare gf the wicked shall be ment here, f Cntts is n menace to tlW* pnhlle . In the salubrity of her climate and the beauty shortened.—Prov. 10:27. weal of t lii 4 stntc.—I'nlatka Pro­ of her scenery, Florida has advantages which brook but feugress. . *■ PitA Y ER :—Lord, our tru st is in no superiors It. is d -ploralile when an ex-minThee. May our strength be as our rivals and no superiors. By the thorough and systematic capitalization of her natural advantages as a resort, Florida :ster of the gospel quits his liigh days. • cailting to en ter politics ond bccan increase her wealth producing capacity year by year. to m e like Peter, and by tongue and TILE JOURNEY ONWARD Now that the feverish period of 1925 has passed and values nations denier that “ tie ever knew As slow our ship her faony track arc on a more conservative basis, she can build substantially him." -Panama O 'ty Pilot. A gainst the wind was cleaving, for the future and expect steady and profitable growth." . Kidney J. Cults, candidate for ite r trem bling pennant still look'd The Florida Timcs-Union, taking cognizance of the wisf. governor, spenkj nt the Temple back dom of Mr. Pole’s remarks, notes the importance of Florida theatre tonight. We hope he will T<- ti.,. *i -V V ’-v> l-aving tie heard by us many Juxons ns the ,S« doth ' > ,|V *i . •r: 1 : 1 Wc h .*• proceeding to "build and grow with the employment of only Sidney J. C’a tts probably is the theatre will hold. No measure of ale and sane use of plans and methods, discarding what­ F rom al' ' l • i .it !,| ,d ever is not for the permanent good." It continues with this nly candidate in the history of opposition to any man can right ly So tu n . ' • w .it i - a • m .v i bit of advice: Fior d s politics who makes it a limit a willingness l-> hear him -ini) To tin* * « . 11 I-* Iiltld a •. to tun for governor?And to weigh h in mid hit eau.-o on im r"It is well to be reminded, even frequently, of what business robnhly he is the only man who it. Those win, hear M. t'nitx will Florida has, and to be told, and urged, to make the best pos­ has been aide to make a financial hear a men of histronic talent. If sible use o f whatever is fbr the state's advancment and wel- .'refit out of the trail a c t’nn. This lie had clio-on to tic an actor rather lare. Such reminding and such urging ought to servo as s the secret of his perpetual can- , than a politician we would lino •mstnnt spurs to individual and organized efforts, by Flori­ tidacy. lie collects fiimls from the found i i-riey to applaud him. H-d a people, to do whatever can be done, actively and honor- race track and gambling element, has a' power of epithet, a mastery ably, for utilizing to the fullest extent possible all of Florida ’he liipiar interests, ns well ns the of crowd pysohology, a native wit a dram atic ren-e and a color of resources and advantages for substantial and etiduring pro­ I ersonnlity w hich make him a l­ gress, such ns will make the state sreat and its people happy means to g ratify their pleasure. ways -liter''-sting to those who hear ind prosperous, and in addition, bringing to them the heart- With the increase of population in him. These things, coupled with a >l and the highest commendation that can be awarded to its i rcsourses, all thnt Florida has political inrinccr tv and demagogy, to offer will be incrensin-jly in de­ make him, in our opin yn, all tin.ay people anywhere." _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _i VWVM* WO •r climes wc m e enchanting. Ootvcrv wild u" If llcav, i had but aHidgn'd us, A h travelb r* oft look liack nt cv When cart ward darkly growin To gaze up-ir that light they leuv Still faint bc'.imi them glowing, So when tlr rl'isc of plcuMurc’s dn To gloom hath near consign'd u We tarn 1 - catch ono lulling ray, Of L *' ’’ I ,rt behind us! v Thomas Moor* ui Every loyal. citizen should attend Mass Meeting Tuesday night. Loch A rbor The place to build your home De Forest Sanford Three Plays (T T Y T R A N S F E R & S T O R A G E CO. K .prrl I ’l n n o i nt t vIr . K, llnulluit. i rntliiK. Shl|i|itnn. Mill- T r u c k I n c -lllllm I'honr.NIMI SOO \ . Mn|.lr A i r . RALPH W. LOS8INT, Mgr. HIW Realty Co Literature Department Of Woman's Clul “Temperament”—“Overtones” “Spreading the News” Junior High School May IOth.— 8: | \ M. Elton J. Mouglilon Children—251 Adults—SOc Architect First N at’! llnnk Bld;j. Hanford, Fla. MONEY TO LOAN On improved City property at 7 per cent. :t to five yea McLaulins * ENGRAVING Diamond Mounting Jewrlcr.x-Oplnmelriit Watch Repairing straight loans on residences, fi to 20 year loans on gotii business property. SANFORI) BOND AND MORTGAGE CO, 112 E. Second St. T A Y L O R F o i (i o v e r n o iJ OHN S. T A Y L O R , D e m o c ra tic c a n d id a te for t lo v c rn o r , in a sue* c c ssfn l “ ilirt f a r m e r " ; a la rg e g ro w e r, s h ip p e r a n d p u c k e r o f c itr u s f r u it s ; a h n s in n e s s m an a n d b a n k e r ; lias s e r v e d ns (Jim n 'x ( ’o m n m s io n c r ‘for six y e a rs , ns St'.itc P '; n r c v n f :t f i v c f'-r th r e e te rm s , a n d us St itc S e n a to r fo r tw o te rm s . mand nml there will come for the more a inemo-e to Florida's pnlitpeople of this state an inrrensing irul and economi, peace l e i: mi. i ille -I 111 on). I "Live and let Live” is ' take for its true value. (ii is very "strange that we s< about the business o f n|ln r of ours." Each worker in a big Adams, must attend tu his fieient he will have no time osled in his nciglibor's wm l uncommon life, he asserts, thought. "And so il is with peoph people’s business. They st he strong man dosen’t tiav, '•sted in the weukenesM’.-' og •created in his i>wn gmwlb if others. "We are our brot L i t *. K *o inspire him tn a biglier sincerity. "It is none of our b u siu e s: 'ife. His rules and way - n 'hen he iN a different man' accurately or justly. We ki (inside unother human beim: THE FIRST NATL BANK Citizen’s Mass Meeting Tuesday Night City Hall S e n a to r T in to r 's r e c o r d is n n c o f c o n s tru c tiv e a c co m p li Lim ul* a n d of u n q u e s tio n a b le in te g rity . A VOTE FOR TAYLOR IS A VOTE FOP S AFE, HONEST NON-SECTIONAL, PROGRESSIVE GOVERNMENT Are Always Glad to Welcome You Here Sometimes It’s only brake lining th a t separates heaven and earth.— Clermont I’reas. You menu keep, ■onie people from going to heaven or the other place, don’t you? — Wauchuln Advocate. Rather, it'* Uie lack of brake lining th at sep­ arates earth from—well, not heat on in every cuse.— Hradford Coun­ ty Telegraph. And usually th at’pretty thin.—Sunford Herald. It seents the concensus of opinion LOOKING AT THE FUTUUl SARASOTA HERALD Sanford's commission refused t< perm it the Redputh Chauta'uqu. to open In tliat city without the pay ment of I12J license charged fo: all tent show performance*.—Kiss ioamineo Gazette. Big boy, if yoi were us bard up a* we are, yoi wouldn’t let 'em come at all.— Sanford Herald. Ju*t such expret •Ion as made by the Herald knocks hell out of Sanford business. Be an optimist, neighborKanford Signal. And the Herald ii exactly right at th at. Chautauqu g;'^ih.-- i I- -mpelled to pay llceni* e' ' . t amusement entei ' pti -i-. ucationai uplift etuf .■. the pm :*» hand out la buni Kis -'i * will try and )wiggli ■ njong without a chautauqua next < year --Kiislmmea Valley Gaxette. ?]. Down In Florida which li In th throes of a warm state campaign they have the aecond choice ab­ omination in their election lawt ju st as wc have in Alabama, and i all aorta of possible complication! are figuring In the pre-election ‘ forecasts. In both states the Dem■ ocratic P arty i» in undisputed con­ trol, but it would be hard to trace bock to thu founders, Jefferson . and Jackson, and find in their po­ litical philosophy any vrstlg? of justification for such a prevention of popular rule. And it is a job of herculean sUe to secure the repeal o f Mich a provision a t the hands o f those who have ridden into of4 fice by mcun* of it.—Selma Times- We enn endure a great deal of j infill t*i our «»v\|i vast iosourit*>- i •riviitioi, and make n g re at many All the great nations ,>f antiquity, •urifices, if our future is secure, sutb as Assyria, Egypt, Italy und t steudica a man In time of storm, he knows he can w eather it. Wc Carthage lay measurably in th>never feci the need of in an rccull three or four dilferent •tine latitude ns Florida and main­ suranee and think of it at xperiences through which the tained vast populations und a tta in ­ ■eople of America have gone, in ed greut power. Florida is richer i a needless expense. hi her resources than was any of .nich distress spread over the lumi these nations, ami is capable of hcmi privation and ruin were found coming un empire in itself. verywhere. Hut out of these times Anjono who will reflect on our l great economic distress, proserity emerged and pletny.fell i*. lituutioii here in Florida cannot lie lot of the people. We have fail to find encouragement for the .•en and known of instances w hen future. There is no power on earth • ction of our country were nub than can take aw ay from us our unshinc jm r can anything undei • .ted to great economic disties ho sun ik-Htroy the fertility of our Jt the night of calamity wus fu. >il, With plenty of sunshine und wed by the day of delivcranc n abundunco of fertile soil, all -lie great agricultural northucs • a recent example of this. A hat is needed to secure harvests ear or two ago, a heavy hand ol ■f plenty is the lubor of men, und vo shall never luck thut. for Flor'epression lay upon them. Rut, to du is not wanting in an abundance lay, they register the highest im-a if the hardy- sons of toil. Fortujre of prosperity of uuy sectio ilcly, wc have in Florida product* (o he protected f the American republic. •oth agricultural ami mineral Florida has had its days of d« for you can vhich the rest of the world needs iression in years gone by, a dn never tell when iression deeper, wider und inor< uid which cun be found nowhere fire, thieves, -Ise «n the quantity and quality irolonged than the depressim and other dan­ which we produce und in the seaxhich il has recently been callei cers will take ipon to endure. But Florida hu> ions of their production. The world will always need our phosall you have. righted itself and sailed on. Flor .„l„—a--•• ida will right itself und sail or again. There in no seel ion of thi 'billed States »o favorably situ ited to establish a condition ol self maintenynco as Florida. Were w< to be segregated boro «»ul >0 A. P. Connelly & Sons -I Magnolia Established 1908 UNTTEFr S T A T E S R U B B E R C O M P A N Y J. M. LEMOINES Service Station Number 1,2 HOLLAND’S GARAGE Auto Repairs An</i Auto Painting, Battery Service All Work Guaranteed Corner of Sanford Avenue And Celery Avenue �■l\ t ■M M gey * WTE RANTOIffl TTERAUn,SANFORD. TTORmA;: TUESDAY, WAY £ 1028 J l/l/tt* * ’ ^ v / l t ) k / / t w . (U Baptist Pipo jOrgan Club Entertained By freshm ents were served by the dm igbter nf the honoree, Mis< Eihel llyotlnine, imsiited by Mrs. Homer Gleason. Mrs. M ytobino was the recipient **f many lovely gifts am ong which was a beauti­ ful birthday rnko m ade for her by Mrs. O. J. MilK-r from n recipe which has been in Mrs. Millers family for several generations. The gtirstH departed at n late hour wishing Mrs. llyotlnine many more happy birthdays to come. One of th e . m ost interesting meetings of th e year was lu-id by the Ladies Aid Society at the Community Church on Wednesday, April i!5. The m orning pn.'t quickly with sewing and nt 12:11(1 a Tureen dinner was served under the ca­ pable directi >n of Mr*; John II. IITis. A devotional program m e in charge of Mrs. W. V. Dunn which included the w ailing of the 15th chapter of Ants was followed by repetition of th e .la ird ’* Prayer. Mrs. P. P. Anderson, President, pi rallied over tlie Imsmcss m eeting and in addition to routine, business plans were made to give each Mo­ ther at the M others P ay services on May PI a flower. Mrs. Guy W yman. Mr*. W alter 1-Tnnderi, Mrs. W. E, Pole nnd Mr*. Ilildreath formed n congenial party m otoring to Orlando on l-'riday. Mrs. William Wood was the gue»l of Mrs. K. Hyutlnine for sev­ eral liny* (his week. IiAKE MARY •hi Monday nitorn<Nin the ft* filar mm1ling of tlte P ip e Organ C of tin* First Daptlii Chur/h ♦. is held iit the home of Mrs. I. K. i. ■ r dge «m Mellonvlllo Avenue. iSmlianee roses and quantities of lovely wild flo 'n r s were used in i linrntini; profusion in decorat'ivr the looms where the members m renibleil. The meeting v. is lulled to order A ty p to 'Huntersville in the by t i e viee-presidenl, Mrs. It. F. roiiipnny*of ■W. (1. Fields and Ches­ (\icper, nnd opened w ith p ray er led ter Conklin, inhnithble kings of by Mrs. t ’. It. rook. In observance •Mirth, i-. one of the fire.-t hi-.* of ot Fusie Wcet roll wns responded « nili ruinnieiit that could ha found to by Tom* iji keeping with it. Koeh member had been asked ti niiywhere. Such a jniynty is a f ­ ring a lemon’, and when they wore forded in “ Fools for Lock.'’ the , lit, each member whs required to Paramount Come ly ■which L bejng pay a ernt for earh semi in her H i; ii. vV.m ei allied for the elutwn nt the Milano Today. Sparkling liunimoiH situat'or* ■l i t fund in thi manner. After all business bad been dis* wotked through a ' .ideal r.Pd high­ pettsod with, a most enjoyable p ro ­ ly Interesting story spiced with mt Praia was rendered aw follows; appealing lov6 theme, making tin piano solo. Yirpiniu l.aw lon; Piano picture rt f re shingly di.feri-m fun.i uh:e; Mrs. .1. H. f ’idrliiiijfh nnd Mrs. thq ordinary*run of screen com-*- 1 ■ U oek; vocal trio, Mr*. A. M. . Mrs. It, (’. Moore and Mrs. e*qi:e and , highly exaggerated Phlll 1,. Glenn. ueeontpi need by dies. It h entirely devoid ol buil- d°b< II. CnUlough. eharaeterirntlons hut it i or.- '•1 laugh, varying in degrees fi . . m | P.ctie -him-nt* of t nkes, leutonntU chuckles lo hilarious roars,, finni 1"" hie; nw,. served lute in s) . nfi ’ i i. .’) !o ih,. hostess. Tlr h> ejnui-eV t ■ t U'l. • v .t meiiiiie . It li,> held Monday l'icl *s end i iiikUn have jr • li’tevn *i a; ili i liurch with Mr*. t h e piiMi, m a n y ! n t « l w in t h i i i >:ei i'v, r>n g . Lewis a m |- Mr#. long t a l i ' r= a* i >il<» 'ban.* hul tbe\ IT If 111 \\ Ik* t 1 . Ilostissvs, It IS h a v e |-e\ ■!' in ,■ inn I r o l e s V.. «0| Av| ei ted ill. i Mi FrpneiiC K fit tin m .e do t h e i r parts ill “.Fool, ■tid/, el'ili pre-ii eM. who had ln-en for Link.” lal'ed in K\«v, it Mu**., by - the Field . i -It,- glib prom oter v 'b lieuiii iif her ;i|t,i I. v.ill be,present iiqa i‘* i he ■n ail t m u w iMi a grip at this inte!ire. r w p P . 's a r i 't of feu. IP~ elu.rMnnlii't' at , i ! og were Mr*. .1 ri'\ • -1 ' • k tied I . p a hi I 'I .M l,, neie-' ati'ii i • ~ » lonvim o ;- *lint j )• r.m ■! ■• •; . t G ■ i - 1 I' -,v Mr*, i Offlco Telephone 148 MRS, FRED, S. DAIGEIt, Society Editor Residence TcL 3V Personals Mrs. W, G. G ardiner o* C.-.uiil.T, Pin,, is spending a few d.;;.* ■ her with her son and dnughti r P r. mid Mrs. W. P. Gard ner. WEDNESDAY • S. M. Schw arts left P ur l , f,,r -riant called m eeting of the njr, dep artm en t of the business triji to points in Texas. u*, club at 3;30 .o’clock. TI1UKSUAY . Si,|,. Parent Teachers AsLj \cill held m eeting «t K l*Ht the Hast Side Prim ary i Allyiielhers and fath ers of if this school are requeste I nturc Departm ent will prejoteqilnys, “ Spredaing The •‘Temperment,’’ nnd “Over8:00 o'clock atth e Junior Mr. nnd Mi . Carl 1 l ies of Atgitests ef Mrs. John W, .tieisch Jr., for the past few gays left Monday for thelcjp.m e. * _ ■- - " Vf Frs. J. N* .Tolar retm tiid home Sunday eveniat; a fte r spciuilng .several da. at Lakeland. id’ii Leonnr.ly nifil Air*. W. ■mi'mnu«red to Orlam li eiening where tin’/ visitF. McKenzie P aiisn n , who the Pe Land lit » ;al. r. ■ Mr. and Mrs. William Moore Scott have returned home from j Miami w h ite they spent, the p u - t ; Auto buses Tangier. are appearing HINTS W. (*, Fields, t hester Conklin A LAI (Hi KIOT Speriftl Fidilrd A ttraction At The Evening Show J . C. 1IOWELL Sanford Choral Society 200 West Here Ave. Orlando, Florida A m h ttln n l P ro c to lo g y In A Twenty Minute Selected Program m e TO NITO The Y. AT. A., a lirnttch of the Women's Missionary. Union nf the I-test Dajitist Chureh held its reg 111:ir meetiiig Tuesday evening, at lie t'hureh with the circle sp. user Mi*. W P. Gnrdiiier. The business I art o f the m eeting was presided aver by the president Nozzle Slone. Other officers of thi« in t ' testing grup are Ruby M artin, t'ea siirc r. and .Manila J oIuimiii, i i eei-tniy. The t(fpic fur disctissinn at T ip day’s meeting wu* “ T’oiing Went c Meit of Yesterdnv", rlid dealt with Itil.lr lnv>i»u,: Th" I ader for the evening's ih.-vip’ on was Nezzie Slime Among tin- inenihers I'roseut were Ituhy Martin, Ne/'/.ic s-' re'. I i« re[ir,*n» um if paI ’ m i i i; •»Ii*\ . T ■ a n m en t Plays ri. M Minarik will entertain mi"'il* >•. ol I he l.ot taph'i i t' ( .it io i Inline on Laqi i I i For UTIRPAY Music Cluh will meet 1 ivk a t , the suuit.'i vi S. Miin.'on on Mvrtlc ltlGGEUS PAIItY- FARM Phono .1711 Sweet Milk Sweet Cream Ilu tter Milk Mift* For Rabies Spring A nd Summer 'I lip new sprinff'and summer fabrics have upvpf sccmuccI mot e •'■charmin^r, nor the varitiv so coni]/lt*lo! Ev'crv eoior arouml the s-i111 and under the sun appears in the jray silks and \\jash materials of the now Here arc ci few sivrjrestions for N< ’H S U lli. vniir summor wanfrohe. Ifcriiiiii'. ' "only F.'Ji latiaa ot (■in's i hdi- will have uutmul peting at \\ omen’s Cluh House, pdenn will In' M*r\cd at 12.if* p*t Hi thi' IT c .hvU l inn Chill i I', ii ' -I mg will follow mi atl' i at the i lut> h »u Ctildr* r St t y Hour m lnfuii at the l.ihrai-y. MONDAY *T«r Hvir" demonstration M»emi at t o’cloek at the trh II ii i- for nil member* of IIj.lv i — „ FpPcopal t hui' h. [yiuial meeting and elertion of pvtrs ot the st. Agnes Guild nV N o'eluck at the Parish House. |ftyv ' hos of Women's Guild JHfcf ( toss Episeopal Church at Fja’rlock at. the Parish House. Ityc Organ Club will meet at F liupiist i hui'i'li nt TdlO o'cloiT. kh Mr*. Merri went her ti. l*-wt ■ WJli'. i Id tend Walker ns hnsl- 2r'h0,00f) tons. Y- M. A. llo ld a-M e-t M-r, nnd Mr.-. Lombe.rd ItPuson, •Hr. nnd Mr-. Thomas Wlii .mini, Mr. ntul Mi-. AI Hci er, Mr. or.,I Mi", i Ptui.f Jr., Mr*. Vaughn Maxwell and Mi . .1>i •.; ■ | • t-ison i f Augusta, Gn., are the shi'iil i he ei e e t i n- . I lie S I eell j |<*lntl|| Ii. M house gu rt* of Fi . Ar Ii i l‘ •' I'.lal 11■"c tile P> ta le |tji |'l mil. t iujt Koherl I i;le at hi Ionic on Palmet*" Awnue. ill :i i it' i i . Her. Mfi. EH r ’ ' :i i ■ ■f- i t 1 I 'dbi f . M. ( ;. M. i in t., cpl M nr^arci 1 M W , Paulino ion, V era JPhjltyps, Madge Phillip* Rosa, SniwWpv M artha (JQ}yv*a#> Mildred Sloan and Sirs. W. I) Gardiner. F lo w e re d A ant red fast -r-rt+1—H-rtr “ l*.ii'*"n" Jolio-mi, ii r P lllarlj klii'V t: lo the s'O'litil hn* i iiiteiired hnn-eli to ll o cats of the I Inter it y in ways mid i* an authority u|" Milijei t upon wInch In will C u r e s C h ills a n d IV v e r. ln le rm itte n l. I {em it 1i-nt and lliiio iis P e v e r d u e P» M a la ria (I kill** III*- l.rnirt "'ll/. .Ills. Cud.laiiioh |[i ifti, Mns luiguti . inny Cowan. t.lie “Tempermeul,” di.'.'cled by AL "•ilk. Love Turner. Cii-t. "Hugh , Erwin” (n u .i - i in' mi ,'g(. Itrivkhnlm. h fi ■' tnmibhlle Erwin'* (his wtt'ei, -u M: Liwc Turner. It ol *'t,Iad',it Huntington.*’ fan i n l ­ and n- -i, Mir. Mark' K. June*. •'Overtones,'* directed by Mr ‘Ilallooii P r in ts” for (I in. w ide. E ver fast ip fintpd Rayon Voile s iirns. inches \vi Hotel A rrivals "tl.TIS l L VK F. HOTEL 1 LvaiiH, l.oui-el'a. La.; J. klturt, Sanfortl; W. II. Cro2eniioiii; A. .1. peacock, Plant ' J. O'Conner, Jacksonville; 'aw*. Washington, P. C.; Ihutoughs, Daytona Reach; Uitii. Oilatulu; It. C. Stacy, nv*H«-: Charles JL Cole, */ AS. II, Burton, JacksonL. Murnmgh, la-esburg; Mr. n. Iwe burg; ,\|r>. J , II. • buksdnville; Mrs. Casey Jacksonville; Martha li. "•'V, Jacksonville; Mrs. Ca - Now.Printed Linens *10 inches wide. Piv-shrunk. Everfa'st. "l ard W ednesday and Thursday Fine line of Lad­ iiiiin Miami where they juine* nnd they won’t Sport and Tan Oxfords regular S10.00 values Inst long at our at the beginning of the season for". price of 2 Pair Ladies # Citizen’s Mass Meeting Tuesday Night City Hall I^ybadelpth H(> inches wide. Polka Dpt designs. Fast colors, yard. pers, bit; values • )r ^ U r y y—Extension of '* *ur enw Wnterwur' a system ,*"'W!y completed. All Silk Chiffon. 40 inches wide Floral designs, yard. ies Comfort Slip­ A - hazel Colcpiun and ' Mrs lluutng) returned home Sun V*>_. A. Zelmenuvitz am t * f ^ n^wiukTG«., and atFy th j Sljrlnc Cniiveutiuii, sue Gingham in checks . yard. Bedroom Slippers Two for <»ne, here’s your chance! •High & Low Just the thing for the kiddies to finish school in. Rig Sal ei Figured Pongee. HI inches wide Fast colors, yard. Colored Organdy nent finish. 40 ii shades. Perm a wide. yard. FINAL CLEARANCE BIG SALE Continue.* LOSSING’S QUICK s e r v i c e 'Jntransfer u lnr. C rating Shipping, Is*. . , W . I j - a r H Ift. Florsheim Shoes. For Men THE YOWELL CO Florsheim Shoes For Men �^ I * P A C eV O E R THE BANTORP HEltALP.-flANFOnP. fLORroA. TOB9PAY: -MAY-8 .1028 ... ■ iW i.M ffia n rg n rii' g : No. Steering' JVheels! LakeMdry '»} t. hie«V(IflpN* • < ^11. i ft tuff*! •' T h e l« V* V* r< Cluaftt ill* • 'i t f t i l 'I lr U **ili U lrft. sMbtM The ' man)' ’frtend* 'uf M rTim Mra. Krnnk Story throughput Scm _____ ,_.t . . . . ...... .................. . . Inolc and* Om nge Counties were their homo »t Anicabttry, Mass, shocked to h ear of the sudden | Mr. mid Mrs. Leon Pickering, death of their daughter Angie May W ednesday night. She apparently I their home at Atueshury, Mass. w as perfectly well all day and dur- I Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sound* ers nnd children left Wednesday for their home in Tennessee, whore Mr. Saunders will resume his flee. While thero she was taken vio­ work directing two well known lently ill nnd passed away before Tennessee hsnds. Mr. mid Mrs. A. J. Fisher nnd Mr. Story could roach his home. Tho little girl was laid to rest In family left .Inst week for their tho ChutuotA cem etery Thursday old home a t Pclco, N. C. They afternoon At five o’clock. Rev. J. were accompanied by Theodore Max Cook conducting the services., Punn who will spend some time a t the grave, The Whole commun­ there. Additional hooks for the Lake ity extends their sym pathies to Mary library have been received from Mrs. Clarence I shell, Mrs. Frank Evans, Mr*. Morris SJob-i lorn, Mm. True, also, a cash do­ nation from Mr. True nnd a good­ ly num ber of books from the Lake Mary Improvement Association, which is sponsoring the library, F riday being the last dny' of achool the teachera nnd parent? gnvo tho Hchpol children their an­ nual picnic. It was to he held on Spring Lake hut on account of the ■torm was held in the achool house. At noon tho tables were spread and fairly "groaned" with tho burden of good things to cat. A fter dinner the children w ere en­ tertained with games and rending? by the teachers until time to go home. The parents visited nnd at tho clone of the dny, voted it one • o f tho happiest picnics ever given here. Chuluoln Inn closed May 1st for the summer months nnd will re­ open Nov. 1st. Mr. nnd Mrs. W ag­ n er and family will continue reside aide a t the Inn however. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wilson, Mr. and Mr*, S. F. Long, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. W agner. Misa Thelma W ag­ n er and family will clontinuo to roA. Lundtjuist, who is recovering gucsta of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hnu- ' from a severo illness, is able to ’ Mrr at Christman GnrdentAMmidny lw out <ngain: Mr. and Mr; John Smith left evening nt a bridge party. Mrtt. Olive Story is in Orlando (it recently for their home ut Amesthe bedside of her daughter Mrs, bury. Moss, The final mcetim- id tin Luke Mitchell who lias been critically ill ■ Mary 1'. T. A., nn . It I,J ut fl>e fo r several day*. J. D. McCullough w ho underwent sell nd bou-o lai t Tlmrsdn;', with an operation at the hospital in O r­ the president. Mrs. i' I*. A tide.-* ( ami pi. .d:ii|: In ,nl litnoi i . i> u lando lust wi-ek is reported as im­ ti'ie busim el ill n i.| o ltn i'is proving rapidly and expects to re fo. tin- « i: m;g yeut re nit .is turn to his home in a few duys follow- MiAlbert 'Ail till. er, Friday evening diploma wore |>i esuh-nt; Mis William Mu presented by Itev. .1. Max t ook to Hinve, virr I'li'snlelll ; Mr It,,-, till) graduate- of tin- uiummur I lot nell, M-rietm uinl I ■ \\ school. Those receiving them were E. Cole, tlia i.u n r ‘I u lur b Oliver Jacobs and Mattie May Cox. t onni i mnmitt re, comp : I . f l • e Mr. Kieg also pn-s< tiled the ribbons faculty a r p ril refjeslitm-nt . i f won by two of nut students at the hniinmi pudding and sa dv\ rln-x. field meet nt Imngwuud. Oliver \i Im Ii m.u. to be tile menu t"i ibe Jacobs won Und place in the IUU following day, A rising v•.t .- ol yard dash nnd Louise Long won II anlis was given tin- family I i 2nd pluce in the running broad their Mtrrens in prepar ng ami jum p for girls. These ribbons will! serving the lunches tliis year, and bo framed with photographs of the | they have been assiite 1 by tinAvinrtefw -a nd hung—In till' uchiml I JH!tR auditorium . Mrs. H. T. Ilrown ofFn fared prizes to the pupils of Mias '"if. Geigers room for the liest health a,'" ’c record for the year and was a tie M,*d •’ between Virginia brown and Tom* ' ‘ he my Scig nnd prize* were given In "J"’ both. The other prize was for the Unlie best deportm ent for the year and was Won by Watson Itorgord. "k Mr*. E. E. Tribble, Mrs. A. It " " 'i ' llu n te r und daughter Martha, Mrs. 1 P . M. Williams und little daughter \ Iris drove to Osteen Saturday to j.' attend the fifth Sunduy meeting of the t!ii|iij*ts Churvhea j,' ^ Friday night at the s. b -d andI,s‘ itorium the ladies of tte- | ‘ | A ! ■"" erpsented n three art louuiiv „ |,al„ “Cluhhillg A llii-band" wild m j|( spite of the storm and the fart nnij. there was no lights except Innip.* nmnn • • ' * ' * *4 »r»t< $ ta w -*■ M Lawton, who line been superintendent uf the schools (g u ilty since it - organization in lb 13, U running for Oc is making the race in hi:: past record of conducting this county. Hi- is uppo-md by Mi- Maxwell who is •ile High School fia ulty. COAST TO COAST 3,205 H1ILC ROAD OPEN FOR TRAVEL Longest Slrelrh Of Nearly Sirniglil Kiiad In t'uimlry linns Thru ugh 1 1 States In Itmite I'rnm Oeenn TnOrean W A S H I N G T O N . May h — W e s t w a r d , in t he i-afli pire, al ong r o u t e s t 'a•ei-si pi one er s of Ame n. -a lant ic to I lie t iobJeti 1 i*. . eluding, in I In * nu • *1 longest 1 1r e l . I > I pi ■t r mi-til mad United S l a t e i M 1 I s t a t e . a nd . • 1. i t • .' r en t in,-iii al nmi ,»■ •. ainii oi t lie in I i Cidurndo whieli ue- eh-rnted so l*really t he se t t l e me n t i f t h e went- ! ern- halt uf t he <-ml men' It t . a ■ vi r e- al so tilt Me r m e n :< ttleineiit ill U t a h, t he grt a ' pioneer a g r i ­ c u l tu r al e x p e r i m e n t xjMiti-inrcd by itrigluuii Voting. Ft uni V< ilmim-t- n, I ml , to l i t . Ma r y' Kan- , lie- h ig h w ay r. |-nv< d r I t he full ili i t a nre , U ' l mile* Fritm Salt I a he < if. t>> Sun F n m ns> a S:m mile it la s u r f a c e d . 1 I,ess iliun 11 j ut rent uf its l e n g th is Iiiliil I'teVeil, I til l l o n l , ilesi,; it. -I I'nitfvl ' • HI by [ / d a t e a-,.! t .let;.I liigl.na- . fl i i.lk. i S p o r ts m e n M a j i SCHOOL STU D EN TS h ilt W HEELING, W . VA., May (I N S !—Two hundred student the Union High School at v. di d, n t Of hero, w ent on a a t> ihiy as ti protest ag ain st thi inir.sal nf Principal Chris Szr \ large sign placed ntross fri nt of the* sellout read: " Strike •"ith Sandora.’’ (10« L A T E T O CLASSIC R eady C P Cl lion Needed here in St minii r. -imply .>tatir 1e pieces, display featnri (wit limit no mi ol tli teller I’ll! i Florida i i n alie! I ervwh'-ri- i rum i u nt: \ t it w U \ M U .\ t , IM.N, May U N S H IN f? E R V — IC a L f Us the kind o£ ice service de­ m anded by d a iries, farm s and b y g en er a l b u sin ess. S For the benefit of Dairies and Farms vve maintain a, r specia^ * OE LIVERY U PLATFORM IC E S E R V IC E I, Mr*. Punn ns u “lady Min* Vt-rlio P revail as a hunter, Mr*. Hodges a* farhlnncd Mother, Mr*, rs. Matthews, Mrs. Viola Be Kishintf Seiison opens May 16th. Tackle for all Rod and Reel Repairing Our Spccialt> i1 - - to prevent a crust from forming. J W'l.r i it i ihonjiigldy coolcti^whip lu j j you would .fresh crcamflfc Always Availiblo ThV housewife who familiarize! •* iicr<i If with the uses of evaporated h milk solves one of her daily prob- Irrr.s forever. She never faces the __ dilemma of having to change her dcci-ion to have a dish in which one ol s the ingredients is milk, because sht *'■ In* mmc. Evaporated milk is al ways available. . Suppose you were creaming vege­ tables. If the vegetables are canned dilute evaporated miik with the !i quid from the can; if they are fre-l ,.n vegetables, use the water in whirl they*were cooked to dilute the milk i Stir constantly and you will be de t 'a lighted with the smooth texture u ,, the cream satire. Cream soups, ear* dies,'icings, e tc , are a h a unusual!; 1 ' “rreanus*' when made with evapo. on. ated milk. } m. about Apply -■ ■i rotiiit i v t tini >in: >in Maid i-y i . in of ivthe mt -fy fO . trliiy economical houseV.ifc V d rat* down on thg milk su;ndv •! an economy mcavure. S e p ay rut down on meats e>r sweets, bat lb . diet demands mil!;, since ntOt b th* great common denomina­ te s —ft contain* n.m s of all of the propertlet found In other foods ib rilly housewives have found a way of cutting down on milk bills howe*ez Evaporated milk costs no more than ordinary milk, and since it c-raes ’n convenient sized cans whtcii keep indefinitely, there is never any waste, such as often recult*. fn a half-vied bottle of milk, tlfidihjted evaporated milk is net only r!rt: enough to nerve instead of i-ream, hot may he whip; ed as one would whip fr q h sweet cr»am. T o whip evaporated milk, scald the >*ontents of a can_ of it in a t*x,!i!e boiler for five minutes. Cool tl.K and put it on the ice to chill Stir O'c milk both while it is scaldfag cW while cooling it on lhr ice There is no limit To our Ice service DEPARTMENT Citizens welfare �—I THE SANFORD I1ERAL1). RANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1928 6— Help Wanted Male Daily Herald ad rates L , ; Cash in Advance L , ads, will bo received K g * and collector sen t E ttly lo r payment. ......... 10c a line P ..... .. ... 8c a line W ...... 7c a line E (' r a t e s on requcBt. I induced rates a re for Ltjn insertions. f - i d i of average length Lsttdacharge ll»«- of 30c for UNEMPLOYED MAN Oil WO­ MAN enn make good living and be own boss if have small amount of capital. Business, established here in Sanford and will clear owner $100 monthly. Address Box GO Caro Herald, S L E E P WELL on a genuine Bonutyrost m attress. Price $39.50. Gilbert McGriff Furniture Co., 23 E. Church St., Orlando. ,cements INS ACE Springs are ah ily guaranteed to please jjcGriff Furniture Go.,' 21 rrh St-. Orlando. lETS laundered 40c per pair. at 9— Instructions tested for glasses hy Dr. ti. Opposite "Court llousq. Giving: you a double measure of service and yet cutting: in half the time you spend in taking advantage of it is the big little job that The Herald Classified Section does for you every day 10-B Plants and Flowers 11— Miscellaneous 29— Permanent Waving FIVE ACRE tract with residence Perm anent Waving—lovely n a tu r­ al pormnnents as low ns, $5,00 on Beardall Ave., also twenty acre tract Palm er's subdivision. 509 F irst National Bank Bldg Bargain, see Nick Zornovean, Phone 489. Beardall Ave. Political Advetisements 210 '.( HERALD rln ssifietl Ad ftin to si but a giant in rePhone IIH and an exper|id taker will serve you. Double Measure Landscape Service. Trees, Palms and shruluif O. Sommcrcbicld, Landscape Architect, Nurseryman The Greenhouse, fhm Avc., 13th 20— Farms For Sale nnd 1 1th. F I B R E B etl-davenport suite for l i v i n g r o o m o n l y $198. G il b e r t M cG riff F u rn itu re f n . Orlando. 12— Wanted 05 Acres celery iniur cioso to cold storage plant Wl-4 of N W l-l of N E l-l and NHI-4 of N W l-l and S I-2 of N W l-l of NW l-4 (iess 117.4 feel N Ai S hy 218.7 feet E A W in NW corner) section 32 Twp 21 It. 31 Seminole county. Only $215 per nere L-1 cash, pay lo investigate and w rite Mrs. K. 252 Halcyon Arcade, Miami Flori­ da. 21— AcreaRc For Sale STATU I.KniSI.ATItRK 1 wish lo nmtnuni'i' my candidacy or Ihr l.i KinInto ro (droop ) iirul will npitrcclli' support In he prim.ii) iu In PI In Juno. *' I- P. II Ad AN. 7— Situation Wanted 10 ADVERTISERS Herald representative whly familiar w ith rates imi rinssification will rii complete inform ation, [fou wish, they will assist i trordlng your wnnt ad k it more effective. roil run GET A JOB: Tho Herald will run a Situation Wanted Classified Ad for a week a t half price for thoso who desire employment. No ads charged. ■ • • FOR T llli l.r.UIll.ATHRR - S u b j e c t t«- t h o A p p i a J c h l n i f D e m o ­ cra tic Frli.inry. I h ereb y nnnuuncA my c a n d d a c y for th* Ileus* of H e p r e s e n t u t l v r a n s a m e m b e r of Hr,nip 2 If n o m i n a t e d I p l e d g e m y In s t e f f u r i s i n h e l m l f o f t h * p e o p l e o f Kelli I Hol e F n u i v t y . Til* c r y i n g n e e d o f I lie p e o p l e o f F l o r i ­ d a Is T u x R e l i e f , e s p e c i a l l y r e d u c ­ tio n of local t a x e s . T h is , in m y o p i n i o n , c a n I......... f l e e t e d by II e , l ul In I d* distribution of th* present fix........... .. gnsolliiu tax niiiong t h e Hi nt e Jlo nd D*riBrtpxent. S c h o o l s , c ' n i i n t i e * a n d t ’ l t l e *. —p a r i leutarly the v 'o eu tles an d I'lttni It h o n o r e d b y the iiooilnatlon t p r o m i s e t o d e v o t e a ’. l I h e e i l e r a y and e x p e rle n -■ that l posses* to .n I' MinutlsIi Hu, ) e n d It YV P E A H M A N . J r . s t ’i * i > i t i v r i i N h u n t o p *■ A. HALVERSON painting. Interior decora ting. Phone 432-W. 16—Houses For Kent 2B— Miscellaneous For Sale MODERN 5 nmm house, close in. Phone 830-W. Call 2300 Melluriville Ave. ONE I uml one li room house. All PAYING BUSINESS FOR SAIT.: Very lilx-rnl term s with sniall modern improvements. Cor. )3ih siLK Service of all kinds. and French. Phone 298. Enquire down payment on business IhuLjs. established and laying. If you urf e* 6*0-W or 3302. C. E. French Ave. Filling Station. kaing. in tho m arket for a profitable businesa investigate thi*. BOX 1279, *’IGHT ^HINT SHOP FOR RENT: furnished house Vir­ Care HERALD. G’V service on any thing in ginia Avenue. Marvnnin $50. ranB. A phone call will get Unfurnished house, DSOO Magnulia °*n. Phone 417-W. 9 Kail- Ave,, near schools, $45, Will rent indefinitely. W rite nr Wire BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot bridge ;-\UP YOUR OLD WALLS Scruggs, BcJlc Glade, F la .. deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, ‘ TI K NEW WALL PAINT fully equipped, sleeps six. Price JIUNG NEW AND BET­ leasonatile. I’. O. Box 938. TOR FURTHER INFOR- FIVE ROOM furnished house. Sue V. A. Speer, 411 Park Ave. FLORENCE Oi! cook stoves are FALL PHONE 235-J absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert tC’.VCOLLER, SANMcGriff F urniture C o^O rinndo. 6 ROOM bungalow desirable tenV’S DRUG STORE— Pronants considered more than BARBER SH oT^~ for sale. Good business. Jam es Allen, Ginder, n». Drugs, Soda. We are rentul. Terms reasonable. W. A ville. , « Four phone. Cal! 103. Raynor, Silver Lake. SEMINOLE fe lt m attresses, ab­ B ljjC K S —Irrigation solutely guaranteed, $18. Gilbert * am) general cement work. ^ Concrete Co. J. E. Tcr- NICE FIV E ROOM bouse. 241 McGriff Furniture Co., Orlando. Palm etto Avc. Phone 3IH-1V. Pf°P- 3rd and Elm. 27— Money To Loan kh. H o f in vo t,°H .NgG :T he Roof Ev- TEN ROOM house desirable loca­ Wo solicit application for first . Metal shingles tion. Suitable for rooming house Mortgage loans on tho best type J * * 1" din and galvanized or two families. Ideated a t 402 of residences and Mercantile Build­ »nar(ef?m,s Cowan. Oak Oalt Ave. Apply W. H. Lm'lf 117 ings in Sanford a t an liRercst rate r 1- - ^ Pbqna 111. Magnolia. of 0 pc. and up, depending on the ^G itA P ll- repairing, piano character of the loan, construction l y ^ 1 **)vrts with 17 years und location of buildings. • C. S. HOAG & COMPANY Cift cl ‘S*Ilf,,rd music store 7 W. Church St., Orlando. M cU nder A r> •/Wne 83i. Mortgage L<>Ans m Improved residence and business Female property. l«B*tt Dressm akers Baldwin M ortgage Co., ’, j “ ^ ‘tUcher. Mrs. H athSee our local Counsel, Shon 19/) R Park a. IL Dlgbtoa, Sanford, Florida. If ste e le d I p rem ia* tu c u n l l o u t tu w o r k fo r th * best In te re s t of the d i s t r i c t a n d i I n v i t e y o u t o my record on such iipportant U' i »Ul al i t m u s g o o d r o a d s , c o n s e r v a t i o n uf o u r n a t u r a l r e s o u i e e s , r r d u e t l o t i of d a l e taxr* sa d educullon. I ask l h * s u p p o r t o f a l l l o <»l l i s r n o c r u l * F O R C1.F.RK C I R C U I T C O U R T I hereby announce my candidacy for th* office of clerk , of (hr Circuit Court, *uhte*t to tho action o f t h e v u t e i * M t h e J u n e I ’r t m a r y . R. I L UKA. 1. r a n roxaT A itr.n I w ish to a n n o u n ce my candidacy for th o office of co natuhle, Dlxti'cl No . 4, H r m l h o l d C o u n t y , o u h j e d t n t h o will o f I h e v o t e r s l a I h e Demo* u r a t l r P r i m a r y o f J u n e r>. U A TATE. ( O Y rrA iiL i:. f w is h to a n n o u n c e th n t I nm n rn n illd n iu f o r th o office of Cmc.tn l i l e . D i s t r i c t No . 4, S e m i n o l e C o u n ­ ty F l o r i d a , a ah l d i s t r i c t cnmivrlslmt e l e i t l o n PM t l n c t s No ' s . I. 2. 3, 4. 3. 10, 11. 12. i m h j r c t l o t h e w i l l o f t h e v o t e r s III t l m D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y t o - l i e h e l d n n J u n e 6 t h . A. D. ini ' * Y o u r s u p p o r t Wi l l lie a p p r e c i a t ' d J . M. ( V I C ) V I C K E l l V. f o r F O R t ’t l l M T T J I 14l i i : I h e r e b y Htmiiunrc m y candidacy f o r l l . « o f f i c e o f C o u n t y J u t l k * ' 4'* Kcmlnola County, Florida, subject lo th e a c t i o n of th e . Di'nincralle P a r t y on J u n e M b . H»2*. »l y c u m p n l i t n f o r t b l * o f f i c e la In t h e h a n d s . ■r my friend* th ro u t haul this c o u n t y u n d vv« s o l i c i t t h e s u p p e r nnd v o te s of t h o peo p le In H»* r ( i ml u * r D e m o r r u t l e P r i m a r y «lrc lion. If t h e p e o p l e sen f i t t o elec III, to Dlls o f f i c e I w i l l alv * t h e m nn efficient, effective an d economic ul a d m i n i s t r a t i o n M A M U K I , A. II. W I L K I N S O N . TO TIIH VOTERS OF COUNTY. MITtll S O I . K I wish ( j announr* that I ion. a randhlul* for r*-el*Mlo‘n to the offir* ((f County CommIsslotier from lilsirlet Nn. I, subject to the d«rlclon nf th* volvr* In I’.ie I4cmoria llr ITltrury tu b* bold on Jun* U U. A. D. in n . FRANK t for olc lltu KVANS. FO R IIIR R IK F h e r e b y a n n o u n c e iny ca n d id a c y the office of Hberlff of HemlnC o u n t y s u b j e c t t o t h e will of v o te r * a t tli* J u n * I ' r l m a r y . j . v . McCl e l l a n d . (Political Announcements) ■' ( I l l COIJSTI op i m ii i .ii; t l t l T I I I V l ’C M I l i N T iNsTiin-rio.M I wii.li I n a i i n u u n r o m y r uml l i l HC) f u r tlio o f f l c n o l S u p e r i n t e n d e n t u Public I n s t r u c t l ul l of Hemlnul Ouiinly, u u b j o c t t o t h o wi ll of di e v o l o n i n I l i a p r i m a r y J u l i o 6. Y u u r s u p p e r t will be a p p r e c i a t e d . M A Y U I J l . I . i : MAXYVKI . L . I’lTlI-lC IY STII IMTllfS I am a cnmtldu|c for re-electton to the office of supcrltitcmlcnt of Knit c o v i t a m . i : mil'll,- instruction for Seminole I wish to announce Uint I am a County, subject to the PenuH’iMtle I’liu o to . Yuur r-uppuil will ho ap ­ candidate for the offlco of Con­ stable. District No. 4, He ml no'* preciated County. Florida, said District com­ T YV. L A W T O N . prising r.hwtion l'rcrlncts No’s. 1, 2. 3.. 4. S. 10, It & 12. subject to the will of tho voterirlit Iho Demo-’ era tic Primary to ho held on June r u n s tirh ip rI nnt n candidate for the office sni. a . u. torn. of Sheriff and will appreciate supYour support will b« appreciated A. D. (Artie) SMITH. port In the June Primary. JS. K. WALKER. I F im CONST Ant-M I wish ,o announce lliat X am a candidate for the office of Con­ stable for Justice of Ihe Peace I'l strict No. 4 Kemllioli) County Florida, said Justice of Ih t THC* District Comprising Election Pre­ date. No’s l ., 2. 3. 4. 9. >0, 11. * 12. subject (o the decision of the Dem­ ocratic Primary to be held on June bib. A. D. 131*. 1 will rpprcclate you- support. . LESLIE Dll VAN. TO THE VOTKItS orCOUNTY sf. m in o i .k - ( w i s h I n a n n o u n c e m y e e l f it* a candidal e for the sla te legislature In a n . u p 2. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , s u b ­ ject lo th a Democratic Primary J u n e 6, A. P . IS2M. o l i d w i l l a b i d e b y r c s i i l i s o f s a m e , I c o r d i a l l y eol UK >our su pport. rail county j t ’D i i t : I hereby nnnounen my candidacy for re-elect loll to llle Office nl Count) Judge of Seminole County, Florida, subject lo Iho will of Ihe I’llH STATE S M AT oll. of Seminole To (he Democratic Voters of Th* Democratic Voters Fount). In the Democratic Primary :l*(li Senatorial District- — 1 hero,viiii aununiicc my randl- lb-el loll to l,c to 1,1 Juno util. li>2*. J A S t l SI IA H O N . rtacy for the Democratic uonilnutlon for Stole Senator from the 37th Scmilorlul District composed of Seminole nml llccvard Counties nl ihr June uth primary nnd If nomin­ I tilt TAN ASHESNllll I hereby a n n o u n c e to the people ated and elected, 1 assure one and all a Democratic administration. of S e m i n o l e County that I «m n Thanking one and all for your c a n d i d a t e f o r l a x a s s e s s o r s u b j e c t Vote and Influence, to the decision of the voters In t h e p e i n o c r t i l l u I’l l m . i r v I n b e h e l d llenpectfutly, In J u l i e o f t h i s > e u r . I l i u v o l i v e d PHILIP YV. ItOHEHTS. In t i n t i i K e and Seminole cuuntles f u r 4u > e a r * . I have served a» n u l l ) i - OMi i t l s s l n i . e r ni l o l i d oil Ftlll l lll \ T V rnMM tHHlONF.ll f o r 12 y e a r s . I l i a v r m a d e sity l i v ­ Tt* T h u Vi-I i*I * o f Hu n t l t t u l u C u n m y ; i n g r a i s i n g s l o e U a n d c i t r u s f i m l 1 w I kI i t o i i t t i t n i i n r o f l i n t 1 n m a n m l f a r m i n g . I p r o p o s e f " l e t e v i - r j i*itiiilhtiil** f u r tin? u f f i t ’i* i»f »’m i n t y t a x p a y e r c u r r y l i t -, pmporiloiiaic • ,«»innil«t*luti*»r i m i n St*. i! s b . i i i of t a x e s by v i e w i n g t h e p r o ­ m i !»ji' i' t 11* i h c I i* iiHn r a i | c I * r »■i y p e r l y personally four support t o li»* lit h! ut i J i m p f.th. A. 1' I 1 Wi l l lo* a p p r e e l l l l i d i lia v c II v cil a tid |t:i I d t ii v »' h 1it I lr* a n d Si m i l l *•!« «*«nji»tl u* i l n c u 1ST* a n t i I L’i vi 111 u ii} ■* a 1M u * r o l l fl4NHT.MII.il mra I, 1 tin Hi)' ii mi ini n»c my •iimlMlticv n II I- It A l i t ' N, S,l Ilf 4»t *1 f t t i iiii irt l nbl i * l o t ill** f «*ii r l It i U h f l i r t , Mkl i j f i ’t I n 'll**' M 111 u f l b*’ Ml T i l l ’: b t l i l l ' H i ' K l . H I . N O l . R \iiti*i t* i n l l . p I icimim' i it it* | i r i i n n r ) nf J u n e Vxi ur w i l l b * :i|» i*m n t i r. I m»it oi i mi i n i ’f t h a t I a m a t i n v i u t v l . iMittlhlii i c i * i t v l c r f i u t i I n i h a n f it. c . m a t * ) w n . r o v fii “ oi * ■111!■i > i V i m i u l a * i l o n r r f r c r n lbx.ii.,1 |, l u t i j i v t t«» Mi« de* (l,cj;al Notices) • ml n ()“ . w f e r s i n lli»* lb*mc.cr«ii>* ( i m t ' i i > l o l hu h e l d o n J u t m Mb \ i» V. 1“ W I U ’ K L K R It nr Granada Dry Gingei TIMBER WANTED for veneer f iiii • i.E lm ,«>p r r t t r t i t m i n t blocks. Small or large tracks. 10 ACHES Muck Land for Sale. till 705. Prompt Delivery. I u o l. l a i i n n o i m e i - t h a t I a m ■ The SE. )-t of (he NW. I-l of 211 French Ave. Phone 474-J. r n n d nl • t c f u r I (*-c l c i ’l i n n I n thi* u f Section Id T. 21 S. It. 32 E. FlowiOUCINC. lojng’a Pure Pork f l i c n f t ’k r k n f Ibr* f ’i r f u U C n u r t , •f Hc i ni mui u C u i i n l y . F l n r l d n . • u b I S —Apartment For Rent ing well land, undeveloped, for ip. 117 Magnolia A»’e. Jiji’f I n tin* (it'Glwbui tif t h n D p h i b * sale nt $50.00 per acre. 10 pel’ cf ilk* Viitf*r« o f H f i n i n n t r f ' o t m l y . ' F o i l J l ’N T I f F O F I ' O i e r . l-TItN ISH ED APARTMENT with cent discount for cash. Fred T. Mi ce 1 b i - r c b ) a 11 i mi . it r o m y 1 a u d k l u c y in ili«i 1 1«*i i mrrni .Ii? F r l m n r v it And Found hath and garage. $30 per month. Williams. SnnfoPd. Florida. f u r r e c k (' Uni t tn i l i c o f f i c e o f t i n 11 lit hi* h e l d nri J u n e lit It, A. I» ,1 uni Ice u f ti nI ' i lice, P l H r l c t No . I Mrs. A. K. Powers, 107 W Ninth 1 111 v 111m t i ck! t l il' i o i f i c c ( m n c i t r l y FIND genuine Kiddie nr Library >ciifrt UIIIII the did 1kit % %UM 22 Real Kslaic For Kxcliange mIH'U FOII « III VTT t-IIOSEI I TIYO .! Gilbert McGriff Furnie r g e d i n t u th** K u t i r f h P l i t r l r t I ATTOIl V*' V • cl j u n t If k*d I u itHk i t t n t l i c vit!#1 rh THE MORE YOU TELL: Die bet­ 23 E Church St. Orlnmla. Court lot, WILL TltADE Rose 1 ti«»r*h> t ■(L h t h i * t i i r l l t i u! o f a n fur- i b c i r M ippoit on my p m l m i * ter result.4 you'll get. A n 'a c ­ l u ui nol f i i ; m y r * vul t dci ry for thn 1 c o o r d riM J t i m 11i‘ti o f t h e I ' f i U’i' m i d fully paid for for automobile— ill: Many people have found curate rescript ion of the ap a rt­ 11l . 1l tit) I l ent r u d c m o r * i*» m I v »» o f f i c e o f t%»ni*ty I' roH. i t d l m i A t t o r ­ Must inin good condition. When to thn Ininorrallr i l l I h o p e o p l e a M i u i t r c d c u l w i t h n e y , mi l l j e e t liicraM C lassified j\d s lirmg ment you havo lo rent will find I will nppm rliit* uny Ju s ti ce iu ull n n d i l r k t s d k c r « n c « rriiitkr.v. i! results. The cost is sur- a desirable tenant much quicker (answ ering Ihts nd give complete t o Ibw l a w * . mippio I RIVeil BIN b) till! people information ns to make, model and n n d « R * u r c t h e m , if Hc« t e d , w i l l AT W . I X I V I U J * . |lj’ small. Satisfy your than a price and address. Phone k'lvp to 111.* diltlcd of the uffire III) condition of car. Address Box 79 with a Glassi tied Ad. Phone V#*f > llcflt K( r v k ’CB Care Herald. W !■: w i d t h i service. r o l l I I II M l I O V I V I I S S M l M . l t SIX ROOMS and garage. J1 I Misti t ’ o i ' i i o m u i‘ t h i l l 1 n m «i r o i l nMF-niFF liomobilcK furnished. Reasonable rent fimlMnic t itr the office »d <*" n 111*I ht - r e l i ) l u m o u n r * m y s e l f a * . 'iiiiimi88D>Bi-i 11out IHmIrlct No r a n ill ( t a l c f u r h I i .- i I ff <■( l . i ' m i n i , I s ply H(I4 Mngmdin. Phone 280 REAL ESTATE IS NOT DEAD: .uiijcot t o tlo vlct'ifdoii o l t h* \ .ii - I’l i u n i y s n l i j e r l DU DOB In t h e ncllnfv of Many thousand Herald readers in in th* I u MiDi’f .itl»- I'riniiirY l o Hi e U s i i n i r r a l l e p r i m a r y I u (i* if tn“ and Graham tracks LEFFLF.lt APARTMENTS: lii-lil III t i n e a r l y p i n t o t J u r . a I H I . daily search the Classified Ad.% to »*«» l i e i»|< i *11 J uni .oil. A.H- 1r* l ;** h tnd 13th. Street, Phone 3. Very rn tH -clltely . tailed. 3 room and garage satisfy their tvants. Perhnpti thnt E II It Ao r tractive .summer rates. Appl; I ’O l t 4 I II V I Y A S S I ’SSVIll ( I F (CAIIS: Buy or sell. If you lot you own is just ulm t .n fellinv TAXF.H Magnolia. Phone 280-W. I ’t l U C l l l S T V I ' M O H K t ' I ' T I V f l : tn do either n Herald want citizen in the other end of town I w i s h t o noi i u i i l i , ' * I n t i l * l ' * e p t * ATTORNET ■if K e m t n o l * t ’u u o l y H i n t I * t n ■ 1 k<‘ a lung way tow ards F U R N I S H E D is looking for. A Classified ad will I h f f r t i f uiinnuac* m y cnmltilacy f«ui - • a m t l d a t c f u r r,. -*. | c, *i l up i n t h e o f - f o r t c i ' l i u t lnn tu lh* e f f l c * of t the trick. The cost ts only connect the wires. Ju st call l 18, lialh. Downstairs. fl,.,t u f I ’j x A s s u s s n r , s u t J c c t t n t h * ( T nut i i y I T i . n r r i i l l i i g A t l o r m v *uhI r c l s l u n nf t h e v n l r i s I n I I I - P * m a - J * c l I n i h c w i l l n f ( l i e \ * 0 r p * y In rests. Call I 18. Lnurel. Plionv 190-W ,’i n l l c I ' r l l n n i y *,q h n hmht I n J a n s ti n- l i c i m i c r a l l c p r l i u a i y o n J o n * & 25— Exclmnpu -if t i l l * y e a r J O H N tl EICON A M D Y. ilS A l-ffiWAN Co. Autu A puitm ent for rent nl A. V A I R E I A N . itor nnd sheet metal works. ' F O R J I ' H T I f ’H O F l - t CAf ’R "WILL TRADTP— Mtvnfy ■M«vUaarich Avenue Phone 7HJ-W, ------m o n m u : iili ”r vo l i i i h Small garage apartm ent. Call 251, Hustness for good rar, Ford not c a r o t i dg* <« )nTi?Jho^( T h i n la t o t i n n n u n r r m y c i i t i d i d a r y for re-election In th* or J u s t i c e of H i e P i i o i 1, J M a l r b d HFI'S-M Alt.MON considered. Address Trade, l.'nre o f f i c e o f T a x C o l l e c t o r o f Heml t v- fNo. 4, n u b j c r l t o III** w i l l n f H im nl* C o u n t y , xuhji-ct t o t h e n r l l u n Modern furnished npnrtments Thi’ Herald. itnford Automobile Co. u f t l i * v o t e r s I n t h . f i e m o r r e t l r I h»inocri»t!»i v o l u t H J u n e &lti. Hnn* Frigidnirc; Murphy st*el kitch­ Lpwlia Ave. Phone 137, f ori ! , L u k e Monroe, I Nnd 4 , Lake 1‘r l m n r y t o h * h e l d I n J u n e . -Mary, Lnn$;woo<k AHannudc e n : G arage: excellent neiglihorY our * u p p n rt will he apprerlnleil ^ p r l n r * a m i F o 1 i * m | t ' 1 ! y # lot i Nt l l nf ** JN U. D JINKIN':! wsinoss S e rv ic e hood: rent very n-nsnnable. Park SWAP THIS FOR THAT: Von the tibovr dlhlrlrt. I f **ic*ri#d, I p r o m l *(4 ) a n hn*t p*f have something you don't need f o r s t .s t h ar.VAToii ___ our own A partm ents, No. 5. Phono 818—Jid e l iv k ky i i d i n l n U i r n t i(»n fr»# I h e r e b y n a n u u n c * on n r u i u l l d u l c b u F l n r a n - l l k * * and will trade it for .something thu it Mi ni iu r d d I i s o n i u !)«*■• t>» x u i c r e d i n y r c l f u » K r u a l o r f r o m f n o n to Sanford, ju st the same 14— Kuo ms Without Hoard some one else tins who wants wha: l h * 3T ( h N t i i u K o r l n l d i s t r i c t c o m ­ n t TMl l y c o n n e c l r d w i t h thla of. [jvu lived in Orlando. Gilbert f l e a , you have. A Herald Classified nil p o s e d o f H r i n l l i u l s l l r s v a r d C o u n ­ I). 1'. I I K R N I H I N . ™I Furniture To., 23 E. Specinl weekly rules at San ford f» will connect the wires. Ask the t i e s S u l i j r r t t u t h n De'IOOCI nl lc p r i m a r y t o h a h e l d J u n e t t h . IS2( home-like hotel. Ser.iinolc Hotel P St, Orlando. I ’(4R T l i r . I, E l i INI. A T I ' H i t I'N’ipper. Signs nf all kinds. *WforJ Paint & Wall Paper AS FAMINE H ITS ENGLISH FIE L D S Political Announcements W ANTED: Man to represent vis in Seminole County. Must have closed car. For particulars write F red L. Hall, Jr., IJux 307, W inter P ark Florida. N w rlising is restricted Lrf'classification. C error is made Tho Sanj^tld will be responsible Lmcne incorrect insertion, Eirtiscr fo r subsequent fat. The office should be u immediately iu ense of PAGE COURT I h u r . ub y n n n n i i n r u - rtiy u n m l l d u r y Fcm m : u K oi* n m rn irrir LONDON, May 8. — (IN S )— distressing side of -no present unpnrallel state of depression in the British coal fields is undoubt" cilly the suffering amt hardship imposed on tho miners* fanrille* and dependents. Special commissions which have toured the South W ales, D urham , nn<| Northum berland coalfields, (the districts most affected by tho slum p,) have brought bock ierrib lo stories of the plight of many of tho towns and villages. Whole districts are declared to be without work; children arc un­ clothed and undernourished; shop­ keepers arc struggling under the weight of g rent debts; and some fnm iles am even on the verg,. of actual starvation. Nocd Prompt lleJp As c*>nl mining is the only indus­ try existing in several of these nrens, it is declared they must be evacuated and go bankrupt, “ un­ less th ere Is some radical and en­ tirely unforseen change in the sit­ uation.’’ " B u t for assistance rendered privately,’’ says a rep o rt on the situation in South Wales jwued by the I.nhor Council Executive, “ large sections of tho population in South Wales mining townships would by now have no boots w hat­ TAI.LAHASSEE—Production of ever and th eir only clothing would Florida farm s in 1920 and 1927 was have been worn to shreds. valued at more than $ 100,000,000. “School authorities report th a t thu children are losing th eir ‘g rip / nnd th at the overage w eight of the (Lefrni Notices) girls attending school shows a dis­ tinct falling-off a t nil ages. In l > m u : t l l t l t I T C O U I T IN A M I Blainn, (South Woles) m any chil­ i ’i i i i t i i i : ' j i n n j r if n i x i« r i u . n i t in a m i r u n n i . r i n o u : dren were found by tho medlcat of­ r o i N T I . I ’M U I I I I A i IN I ’l l A N* ficers to he sub-norm al from lack «r.m n ittim ji . .1 I* I t o t l K H S . t ’M m p l n l n n n t . of nourishment. Vh i: \ n i s i . o r i s i : urunnmi* In Monmouthshire the num ber .til n | t l » i : u n r I T I l M t ’A T i n N of scholars who require boots la T h tli*’ I t c H i i m n l c n t , Ht i t i l n l-diii^t* who require I’" , I*” | III m l c VII n l N K. 3,200, the number A n i t f i i i . ui . Ni* 7. A t l a n t a . (lc«»r$ila clothes is 2,031>. These figures re ­ \ .*11 ar t - I i r r c b y niif lflcxl f h u t n s u n ha-* l i cci t i M i i u u h t i i K a l n ^ t M»n fer to poverty-stricken areas only, i n ili»' ril«t*i»* s t > icil C i h h t l i y t i l e where the school population Is ■*I**•%• i t a i uc i l • • m n l n l n i i i i t f**r th*' ' It. ymt jii.se .if i i M a i n l t t g a f i c e r r e about 40,000.’’ V K iMirm.AHR t ’l e r k . c ’l r c u l l t *o i i r | II) A M W i c k s l b l u i t y t ’l ci l W M H I MM O N H , H u l k i l o r l o r i ' ihii plalnant T i n : P A V K Y VYI NKTi t N I VUDANt / s. \ TI»*N I N*‘ yi *’o r ’p o m M o n . HAN I.A N T A IN V l I S T M 17 N T t ’U.MI ’AN V. a t ’ol p o t i t l k u i , «' II I V CI I I H T 'll’ rill'H TV J I ’I MI E. H\ \ \ I V a n d «k S W A I N , S I P I I M I I . F . “ 41 Y T t . S T A T E O l ’ In- w»f.. I t d i i C K T <S I»AVKY# FI.4IIIIIIA. J m S I ’.IMI l l ' L V U , J r , Mini W . II l o r e E s t a t e u f E D W A R D i l S ' U t I : \ S T I . 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D istrict •The S nb d l v l H l o u lluutltlfut* AU . *>ibj»et t u t h e w i l l c f l h * v o t e i s trininiitu Sprl t urM, 81 n i l n n l u o n J u n * $. * i ’o u n t y , F l o r i d a , mi* r c u o i d u d I n W KI NLAY V. F l a t I t o o k 1, I la mi* *iK, I h - r n r d N Specinl Commission Returns Report That Describes De­ plorable Condition Among Workers In South 01 Wales TAMPA, Muy 8.—When Doyle E. Carlton of Tump*. cmUideto for governor, speaks n t Miami Tuesday night, May 8, from the speakers’ stand in Unyfront Park. Miami’s greater*, outdoor public gathering place, ho will he speak­ ing likewise to all the people of Florida, and in fact ®tu folks throughout the country; this be­ cause the speech will he broad­ casted by Station WQAF of Mi­ ami. Owners of radio machines in their homes in ail sections will hear Florida'*’ most eloquent'Can­ didate tell the story of what he proposes to du if elected governor, through exposition o ftth e - p lat­ form upon which he lias built Ids candidacy. They will hear Ids recital of the adm inistration of to state road dcpnrlm ent by his rival for the governorship Dr. Folia A. Hathaway of Jackson­ ville, Mr. Carlton claiming that the Hathaway adm inistration has been costly to the state* wasting the people’s lax money through unnecessarily high contracts, and in other ways using money in an extravagant manner. ThiH is tin* second time Mr. C arlton’s addresses have been broadcasted by radio, the first in­ stance being his Tampn address the night of March 21, T o a l l i r *Mi 1*n •* b unt * * **. d t > t t 1b n l u *• a m i .11 pc i s««11*• Im y 1114 1 l . n m * il i kM »l \ i i f ; a m i s e t t i n g it n I«1 th»* h il*-nut ltd'* iihdiint mohi cHt at* : I' Miiih i d m u i t i i iuiit) e x i s t i n g be) nil, amt f .il'ti *d mhi. me licit'b) ) M cl || \ •111 • ii..Mtied and t ciju 11■•I In pi’cicut 'Fills i- i b . ’i e f t - r c . t o rerttiir«* y o u vti d itto ni ilcitiitmis w hk’li >(»’t • d aH| i *.(i I** 11*^ s i i nl bi l l o f t ’otti* ■a 1 11It ■1 “1 ymi tit a v hale 11Maillot 1*141111V d t til. “ f i l l r o f 1In* t ’lul k ol tli*- , i l - r t . ' M* I* i| i ' . i i i i t . a t S a n f n r i l , f t . I Ml .1 nil o r b e f o i e M mml a y I in* IHi i b n - I J u n e A t» In tin* f j mi H - f b l e b | h r ian m j i l a i t u t l i t w i l l n t " . * . 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M L O R D . im n | n In my | io\nor (but iln* lit* imt (lit* Im i \ ( iiI> (llftrlltiiloik inlFtlll T t \ a s s e s s o r I u I k Ii t u ill) * ii i i i f l i bi ry Voi-UIIIIK a llit'iuimh 4*i|Ull I1*at loll uf f u r fin* offb'ti uf T,i K A*>m*mmo| **f (lit* i .i \ a bio pi"pori> uf Hu Hoiinly * IniMiiuhH mLnn 1(1 In* r»n Sul i i l l l i i i c t ’u U l i l ) , Kl i b j i c f t o Ho* Tin* i Muni > ■ will of llin voters lu Hit* Jim* ui’otiom Im Ily run in u prlviil^ t ’r l m u i ) . iric-N n»i' laxpii) urn wli" . Intnihl) ltif« iiiuiirv lo run tin* i*««nni> nIiuiiI»I Jn i; l> riim L N U lL N . bo Hi lion Into iln* t'onf iiloiio** uf IIn* T i l T U I ] V t l T C H N n l ' H E M I N O t a Doiinl of i ‘omil> I’lonmlNHloiiorM uml kept info! moil an in )v Ii4i! In k'Dii* COUNTY. I w i s h t>> u i i n n u n c o t h a t 1 am a mi In Iln lr «h libi rutlnnN I have c a n d i d a t e f o r r e - e l e c t i o n ( o t h e o f ­ boon ii roNbioiit nf b**niliinl> 4’oiint) f l c o o f t ’u o n l y F o i n n i l a a t ^ a r r f r o m nri J Ot n iimo i ’uiinf y buforo Hi*m In ••!*• D l a t r l c t No . 2, s u b j e c t l o t h e d e - Hotinl) hum uni uU from «»iuimo ) oni n, nml a im e t a t o o o f t h e v o t e r * In t h e D e m o ­ f'nuniy. for c r a t i c P r i m a r y t o u o h o l d o h J u n * payer nil iln* time. Make >«nir volo an InvuMimont iimi will lirln« you Mi l , A. D. t i l l illvblorirlx Vmir voli" for nio w ill bo ju iin u eihcii. it II(II ouIm1oil Julie Iln* Mb i tm aim itiFK 1 hereby an nounce my candidacy f o r r e - e l e c t i o n l o l h * o f f i c e of s h e r ­ iff of Kainlnnl* C o u n t y su b je ct lo the action of lh* 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 in he held n ext Jun*. I will appreciate your support, re sp e c tfu lly yours, C M- H A N D . D o y l e Carlton To Deliver Address In Miami On Tuesday Every loyal citizen should attend Mass Meeting1 Tuesday night. (■rent D istress A t Maerdy, South Wales, the Labor Executive’s Committee found “very grent distress.-' Many homes there have been abandoned, nnd m iners leave weekly for other p arts of tin. country iu search of work. "When people die in these villages,’’ says the report, “ a col­ lection is made for the funeral." Alvcrtillery, a prom inent South Wales mining centre, is one of the towns most affected by the depres­ sion. Hundreds of residents owe rates; thirty-seven stores in the center of the town have closed down; nnd the local cuncit is thousand,, of dollars in debt. All si hool-tcnehcrs have received no­ tices to term nale their engage­ ments. Pout and Cry for Beauty u f a l.om ion l u n u t y due* t o r m u s t | n u t u n i t y . ... - b*uy nt h a l mi* e a w e e k i n o r d e r t o AC* quire nr preserve youthful looks. Facial exercises n i o t h e latest bran tv *u;l in Die ami llie doctor declares th at :l women will | ut t h 'i r cheeks anil yawn nod smile with their eyes whin open, a nd wrinkle tin- r noses rix times a day before the glass, such exercises will Ik lief it tho faces fully us touch Os the “da ly dozen” helps the figures lie also says th at such exercises will event* unity do away with cream s, lotion* ami powders. Tampico, Mexico, will cpm’. tr ti't at city hull on the second dovir which will he a th eatre and a cat* Inn. -ClassifiedBusiness Directory Chiropractic Specialist HEMSTITCHING Singer Sewing Mnchino Shop FOR THAT cold of yours—take Sold— Rented— Exchanged Chiropractic adjustment:*. Dr. Easy Payments W. E. McDougaR, 308 National Phono 80 North Park, Valde* Bldg. Bunk Bldg. Phone 482-J. Lunch Room Hallcries iia h i f u r t h u nff|«*ci u f C l e r k o f ( I m t - l r * u n i t C o u r t Hi t h j u u f tu the will nf tin* vuV«*rn tit t b u I b ' l D b u r f i i l o F i i m n r y o n Junw i, FOR GOOD eats try Kent's Lunch Room, 109 W est F ira f Street. . . _ •4 Dr;* Cleaning THE LOND-UFE BATTER Hoff-Mac B attery Co, 117 E ast 2nd. Struct. AwninRH SANITARY STEAM PRESSERY. Odorless Dry Cleaning. Fbon* 958. I l l N. Park. RaintH and Wall Paper SUN PROOF PAINTS SEMINOLE AWNING SHOP. W ater Spar Varnishes and E na­ Awnings, Window shades. Turpaumels. Vclumina F lat Wall lins. Anything of Canvas. 309 East Paints. Persian clay jeasa. plasticit 2nd. Street, l’hoi-o 11. moulding clay and Plaque*. San­ ford Paint & Wall P aper Co. G. U. Auto Tops S tu art. I’rapr. 112 IV. First St, SPENCER TOP SHOP. C urtains Cushions and Seal Covering*. West Third Street. Kurnilurc K BUY or trade in used fu n d tun*. W agner F urniture Co. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 08, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 08, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 08, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/de284fde0d109724652bf3babfbe43f5.pdf 5952e10830cab09075e89f01eaf13ab0 PDF Text Text J F air and not fd In Florftin’s Ileart. tfld’s G reatest Vegetable Its Richest Garden Land m .cool to ­ night; Thursday fa ir and warm er. Leased "Wire International News Service sanfo : Chinese POLITICAL J i Big Crowd Overflows Town’s Community Building To See Thirty Odd Candidates In Race For County Positions Preparing N U MBER 20fl — ■ COOUDfiE WINS Hoover Admits H i FIGHT TO LIMIT D efeat In Indian TAXREDUCTION Race W ith W atso Rnumanin stood victorious today in the firs t te st of stren g th with the l ’ensant P arty which tried to Insurgents Rally To Aid Of force the cabinet’s resignation. Ad­ Administration And Dofout vances from Bucharest said the Democrats Effort To Force: Larger Increase In Slice, American Golfers Continue To Lead Preparing r o r t,on-i inuing Hostilities SANDWICH, May 9. (INS) Pearman And Hagan — America’s big five of, its in­ Clash In Speeches vading golf team shot the legs out from under the early fin ­ ishers in the first round of the B ritish Open Golf Champion­ ship today, Bill Mehlhorn shoot­ ing a .15*86-71, Gene ijnrnzen n 85-87-72, and W alter Hagen *n 88-37-75. Mehlhorn and Sarnzen thus placed themselves one-two in the early going with Hagen hovering in the first five. Abe Mitchell, one of England's main dependencies, shot a 78 while the Americans were tirin g their competitive Hotnnn candles. Member Audit Bureau O f Circulations LOKIDAVWEDNESDAY MAY 9, 1928 O B < %{ p a r e T o SEEKERS TALK is t Japs AT LAKE MARY, ittle Continues {tween 2 Armies quit* Democrats Still Have Opportunity Amusement Tax Is Lifted To Exempt .All Tickets Below, $3; Minority Asks Repeal, Candidates Deliver Charges And Counter-ChargesAlHiul Opponents In JunePrimurv Candidate Nabbed For Getting: Drunk KOKOMO, Ind» May 9.— (IN S )—This city was •‘shocked” today over th e a rre st of Olln RHolt, prom inent . attorney nnd candidate in yesterday's p ri­ m ary election for the Democrat­ ic nomination for governor. He was* charged with “ public in­ toxication.” Holt was endorsed ns nn outstanding dry by the local W. C. T. U. recently, and l)r. E. S. Shum aker, superinten­ dent of the Indiana Anti-Saloon lengde. Ho w as arrested in an alley la st n ight where, according to pollen- he wns staggering an ju n d "blind drunk.” WASHINGTON, May 9.— | (IN S )—The adm inistration ftp-1 pc a red well on its wo y today to a i smashing vistory in tho senate in it;-, fight to place a ,,$2011,000,000 limit on tax reduction. I development- in tho Chin■situation, rnnkin.tr in ira"On the first three test* Votes, tho ingurgcilt group rallictM o-thtf, tontp above the outbreak adm inistration's defetuo nnd heat f&rfaro between the Jnpdown Dcnwcrntlc proposals for # and the Chinese Nag reater tnx reduction; The m argin ylists. took place at Pekwas close on all three votes, but I today when Marshal -the adm inistration won and there in* Tso Lin. dictator of were many indication* it would continue to win throughout tire i Pekimr government ami tax fight in tho senate. gralissinto of the NorthR E R U N , May Tho surtax rates, bone of con|ins{f*, issued a manifesto nnHrntinnu’s government in -tvntiotr-^hetwcrn th e- -two mitjor p^fCftMOiou- uL.. hostiUU®3 pnrlica wero to he considered today put tlu* South. with prospects of a vote before [iniml Clinng naked tho t ’liin- Bankers. Pastor, Lawyer And nightfall. Both the adm inistration Chamber OfCommorcellend [woplc to unite to save the nnd Democratic plans call for a Appeal To ProperlyOwners fc This is the firs t move to$25,000,000 slash but t.he plnns rlif. To Pay 1927 Assessments U n union of tho w arring fnofor In extending the relie*. Tlic WASHINGTON. May 9.— (IN S) r»ii,ce lioslllltles between the Democrats proposed n g reater re ­ _Secretary of Commerce H erbert An appeal to tile Sanford c it­ b egd tin* N orth - split the duction in surtaxes on the brack­ L c nation several years age. izens to pay their taxes this year ets between $12 000 nnd $52,000 Hoover told the Senate’s presi­ nnd obtain a reduction in millagc while the Republicans would grant dential enmpnign committee to­ 0 Mav 1».— (IN K )—'The next year was mndc by five speak­ B ijr Barbecue Planned With Measure For Development Of greater relic brackets day th at he personally has spent Entire Project By, Federal r war office is making All Day Speech Making By ers at a Chamber of Commerce above $52,000. nothing in his race for the Re­ Concern Introduced; Action tinr.s for the mobilization Aspiruntu To O ffices In There wns a possibility the in­ publican nomination. IIo was ask­ Majrfie Taken B foreNijiht m “shock” troops for ser- “C ltzenship” meeting n t tin* City Democratic June Election surgents m ight break away from ed to tell about his expenditures (’hiria, it was learned to- Hall Auditorium Inst night. ApWASHINGTON, May i).— (IN S) the adm inistration on this lone nnd the "scope of his campaign.” 200 persons attended The meern of nil candidate* to ­ l , . . . . proxlnintcly item, because their votes would “On the expenditure side, I hnvi H i n s taken to indicate that morrow is the all day speaking and — A f . ini drive for lefein. t.ve act­ not change the am ount of reduc­ had no persona! expenditures with t mri-nment n n tic i||'te s that thlB ,m'L,ln{f' p n , I nlusi ion China will not be ! 1 he speakers were Dr C J barbecue which will be held at ion to develop the en tire $100,000,- tion. If th ry do join the minority, the exception perhaps of telephone £,| hy the Tsinan incident. | Brownlee, pastor of the firs t Chuluotn and reporta indicate a 000 Y uhcIo Shoals liydro-dectrle it would give the Democrats prob­ __ _ ____ _ , Indian* Ikh hii< i* “lilted in u virtual l Presbyterian Church: Linton h. p j? <1 .an d nitrtUo project was ably th eir only im portant victory m anager of Hoover’* candidacy fo r nig crowd of citizens will gather of wiii lietwren Japan ami j Allen, president of ‘ the Sanford the tax row. tho Republican nomination today to hear them voice th eir claim for latfiii!1.’ ’. in th e’ House today »>>- |i| Corporation { Kati nnli-t Chinese army, unAtlantic National lliink; H. F­ taxes nlso promised pnign. ; refused to concede th a t S en ato r the ‘m ilitary nffnirs committee I the leadership of General ; w h itn er, cashier of the First Natile respective offices they seek. to be a subject of considerable de. Showing open resentm ent at tho B a ts o n hnd defeated Hoover In K*ng hai Slick. tional Hank; Fred R. Wilson, local Elaborate arrangem ents have with prospect of a decision before bate. The Democrats proposed a trend of his exam ination, Hoovor th(J eiection. ■’ " It «•“ also learned today that nttorney> IU1(1 s . o . Shinholser, * ’ , reduction from, 13 1 2 to 1) 1-2 per came close to defying licen made for tin* entertainm ent night. the Senate o-j-^0 rt.tum * from a num ber o t i s-Mitioiml divisions of J:ip:»n j,rM j,jpnl „f t |lP Chamber of ConiHop. Morin (ID of \'apn»-, cent while th e Republican* limited committco whily tcatlfylng about | j 00ver stronghold* are very lnnf the citizens who will attend this ( troops are ready to embark mcrcc> cliuirman of the committee, was the slash to 12 1-2 per cent. If .the his race. , complete and Hoover 1* only a lit* meeting. Large quantities nf barrOina at a m om ents-notice. ^ picture of returning prosper•'.7at*on a t p re * e n t^ insurgents follow .the path tnUc."V lIo-nt*4.nted the com m U teoa act- t ,c lleanvvhile a sanguinary battle ^ was p,-c>ac>iit<-d by Mr. Allen and beeped m eats are being prepared,1 prepared to call op- U iu-r^yvittenon the flint three tost votes, they ion in questioning him about un- p oem ngOP t a |d. ii bo n raging alm ost contiousiy Mr w hitm sr. Bank deposits, ocand it is rnid there will he more 1] Norris bill, providing for n gove.m- will support the adm inistration. friendly cam paign reports nnd United State* Senator A rth u r B, Tin^ Ik, Inst 2’ hour* fit Tsinan. l.linj nK their figures hay)s>rench- 1 than enough to cal for every one moot corporation to make fertili* I . The insurgent theory behind constantly evidenced traces of an- Rob| n#on th i, m orning wa* runK*Is are lacking but it is known ^ n,.w in the historv ^zer nod sell electric power. , who attend*. their votes In the tax battle was | gcr und tem per, n o twice refused ning tw0 to on0 over ^ha to ta l »i the fighting has ren-tied f f (hn ( ^ y „0 fa r „s local indiv dL. C. Reboot will preside a t the Despite the wido-spread demon! to force early lefunding of the to reveal the name of n sen ato r yot(( b i, two opponent*, At* trmne proportion*. No reports ^ Br,. concerned. Mr. Whitm eeting In the absence of R. J- j for u solution of the 10 year old world w ar debt through use of I with whom he tnlked about h it torney General A rth u r L. GHUom [(*.>uidtic“ have been received. |UT repo,.to,| over $1,000,000 doHolly who has been called to | problem, the Dill faced strong op- treasury surpluses. If taxes are West Virginia campaign, but e»- Q()J fornH>r Judge Solon J. C arter, The .I;-| UIK se commander issued piwitc|, jn RUVing» ac'counts ill Die pponents of govern* slashed, the insurgents maintained, ■caiwd being In contompt of tho anj p roabbiy w ai M, u rcd of n>> Washington. Mr. Helmut s a il the position from opponents KJit'M 'Uim ileniandini! th a t tho Sathnuil Hank atmw. Ih»speaking would begin at 'cn imuit ownership and backers of tho w ar debts will be suddlcd on committc,v by saying he would try nomjnation. ksmalisK evaculnte the Ts nan a n . $2,01111,0(10 more thun o’clock in the morning ami contin­ private leading bills. A lbert Stum p wa* lead’ng WaJfuture g e n e r a t i o n s . The adm inis­ to furnish the inform ation Inter. *a snd that the officers re i|„.v were last winter, he said. ue until tw elve-thirty when the Tho situation was fu rth er coni- tration opposed tlie larger slash The secretary ’* uttitudo w m in tcr Myert> h |, nen reit opponenl ►nsibl,* for the hostilities n Seminole County wns called flic barbecue d u lle r will be served. plicuted by protests from some in corporation nnd other taxes on sharp contrast to tlpit shown liy mor0 tban lWo to one fo r the fc:h Japanese were killed be |n<)Fl sll|)stantinl r unity in the Speaking will lie resumed im­ Tennessee members th at the com- the ground the treasury will incur fc{hril. state by many of I tie bankers at the mediately following tile barbecue. m ilieu's plan* for llie development a deficit in 1929. due to additional T>u- Ch no* i* ignored Hu* nil'- ,^a t|. convention m Tainpn recentMr. Reboot said th at candidates of power on the Clinch River in­ expenditures necessitated by flood )ntlv ouinumbereO, launched a (. ^ ||,.n t„|,| t |„. aud ence. He | for the various state offices will vaded rights of the state. relief, und other new legislation. kfjni. Tin- Japanese.” eithoueb t ,H. fin,,lu.j„| .oiidit'loii of the speak at the morning session nnd Sponsors of the measure hnvo The Democrats took a directly op. tt»r offensive and fierce figlil ,.j(y WUH reflected in the million those run in c for county o ffe rs in charged that influence of the positc position, m aintaining th a t if it foil-wod, it is reported. (Continued on png** 4) “ Power T ru st” lias been exercised the present generation is paying Lit* r Ch nese troop* fru strated i ______________ ag a in st 1110 m easure beeguso it -morning- h ad th e n u f asary major*— Bert* to reinforce the Japanese j _ , D n n n i t f l mailsr. l-hml ns -it in an -aB-day— of* ity in tho prim ary struggle. formed. Mr. Vaughan *u 1 Imvu more Tho stren g th of Frederick Lan­ Bf Tsinuu-Tsig-Tno railway 1 minutes in dis, L nganiport editor, wa* th« p? at I’inchui. biggoat surpriso of the gubernaIll i* believed »hnt foreigner*, torla! contest. He was running pludmg a number of Americans, BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Muy 9.— second only to S ecretary of Stata DRINK COMBINE RKI'OBTED pting I-, T aing'T an aboard a (IN S )—W alter Moore, supporto$ Frederick E. Schortcm eir, th a o r­ Wwial trn ’n provided by the Jnpof Governor A1 Smith for tho ganization man, w ith ThotpM H* NEW YORK, May 0 .—(IN S) — jBtti, pasM-d tlita point before the May 9 .—(IN S )—Lieut. Royal ' ■ Democratic presidential nomina­ Adamif, crusading Vlncennea pubReports were current in banking [ink* were blown up. Thomas, U. S. Army Reserve, und tion, swung into the Irod today llshor, third. circles toduy th at u big consolida­ It b reported th at propaganda Vaughan Weatherly un engineer over his opponent, W att Brown, tion of soft drink m anufacturing Heavy early return* from tha kring the Northerns to unite with employed by* the Wright Aeronau­ for Democratic national commit­ urban dlsUicta gava Hoovar a concerns is in tho making. The L Ni.t onalists against the Jap- tical Corporation of Paterson, N. tee, returns from 21 counties in com fortable lead ovep Watson, plans, it is su'd, cull for the inelg pc,i* i* l,ring dissem inated. This J .t were killed toduy* when the B el-1 Alabama’s prim ary election show­ b u t shortly a fte r m idnight th a iug of the Coca-Cola Company* und propaganda, it is feared, w-;ll Innca Monoplane, the Reliance, in ed today. Canadu Dry Ginger Ale Inc. Later, S enator’s stren g th in tho rural kifhirn Chinese resentm ent which Thomas recently set un ofAnother Smith supporter, Mayr precinct* began to be heard from according to the reports ill Wall pcs'-n-t the beleaguered Jap* and ficiul solo record for endurunce first ‘by a tie vote or -m m un.. or Wiliam A. G unther of Mont­ sending him into the lead. Hoover S treet, the Liquid C arbon's Com­ fcrthrr ai, 'r:ivute tile situation. gomery, climbed into fo u rth place sw ept tiro Industrial d istrict o t flying, crashed to the ground* of luter by u vote of 99 to 12. pany will be brought into the confor one of the four delcgotos-at- N orthern Indiana, b u t was halted the Terhoro golf club near here. Eyewitnesses to the accident PROBE FLORIDA W RECK largn postil, replacing T. S. Faulk, a* he reached th a ag_ ricu ltu ral nn anti-Sm ith man. uuid the Reliance, which had beer plains of C entral and Southern In­ A. H. Carmichael, Borden B urr diana. making speed tests from Terboru WASHINGTON, May lb— (IN S) airport, was flying low nnd seem­ —Excessive speed on a curve nnd H arry M. Ayros were in th* Hoover apparently has carried ed to turn sideways several times, caused tho derailm ent of a passun- lead for threo other dclcgat«s-at- tho following counties; Allen, E lk­ They are considered nntl- h art, G rant, Howard, H untington, ns though in u barrel roll, anil gor train on the Florida E a * t,la r| plunged to earth—striking lie* * > Coast Railroad near Tltusvillo, | Smith. Lake. L aPorte, S t. Joseph, W ayne, ground tail first. Fla., on Marcli Id, causing tho and Wabash. .. The U nited S tates exportod to The wings and fuselage of the SACRAMENTO. Cal., May 9.— death of four persons_____ and tho in­ Senator W atson waa leading NEW YORK, May 9.— (IN M — plum* were reduced to o i u u n s of according to the ju ry of 14 others, i— — — < _ . - F a r E ast last .year - .products safely in the following counties: (IN S )—To combat the attack on Torpedoes today began* exploding wrcckngc. The propeller wu* brok­ findings made public today by tha 1 having three tim es tho value Carroll, p lay , Davies, D ecatur,. all down the divorce battlefront C alifornia’s “not guilty by reason In terstate Commerce Commission. | those shipped 48 years sgo. en into several piece* und the mo­ Fulton, Hamilton, Hancock, Hen­ tor plowed u long furrow hi the upon which ure aligned the veteran of insanity" stutue launched by a t­ dricks, Henry, Jeffereon, I a w * ground. ronce. M arshall, Miami. Monroe, of the courtsi, “ Peaches” Hecnan torneys for William Edward IllckMorgan, P arke, P erry . Poeef, PulBrowning, tine bewitching, weal- nmn before tho state supremo court, Major W aller K. Tulier, oskl Putnam , Randolph, Rush, thy Mrs. Kutheriuc Allen, and E d­ president of the California crimo Sbelby, S tarke, Tippecanoe, Van­ g a r F. Allen, theatrical booking commission, today began preparederburgh, Vermillion, W hite and agent. tloh of n brief which he will pres­ W hitley. • In answer to the divorce suit en t to the high tribunal within the Although. Frank C. Dailey, p: CURTISS FIELD, N, Y regim ent in tho regim ent's arm ory. ccutor of T rum an H. Nowbertjr, Mrs. Allen has begun ag ain st him, ' “ eau squad surprised u bsndit in nam ing “ Peaches” co-respondent, next teiW aysi---------------- ; f- CHICAGO. M ar 9:— (IN S )—An M ayor Tullpr, bond of the move­ plane Bremen left hero a t 10:l)U . Tho sta rt this tnornlug w as to was fa r In the Democratic roc* unidentified highwayman was shot the act of holding up *l man under Allen, tKrough counsel, announced m ent which resulted in enactm ent o’clock, E astern Daylight Time, be made at nino o'clock. .While en* for governor, he had not estab­ and killed early today in a gun bat u south-sldo elevated structure, he would bring a counter uction this m orning in the monoplane, route, from Philadelphia to Chicago lished a m ajority. N ext In ordnr. * • tlo with police. He was the third Cornered, the bandit opened fire, within a day or so. And from I'bR’ F-13, sister ship of the Bremen, tomorrow, the flyers will atop one wore John K« Frederick, Kokomo bandit to be slain here during the hut was killed in the exchange of adelphia where she is appearing in for Philadelphia on the firs t leg hour In Cleveland. On Sunday they steel m anufacturer, ami E arl Ifvaudeville, "Peaches” declared she past 24 hours. ’ of th eir scheduled good will tour will hop from Chicago to M ilwau­ Craw ford, Indiana fa rm bureau jj Khots. Ho wns partly identified a* Two were killed by officers of L. E. Zimmerman, 28. was ready to sue Mr*. Allen for . 'J of tho United S tates and Canadu. kee, and thcncc to St. Louis, De* federation official. tro it, Boston, M ontreal, Quebec the law; the third was “taken for slander. They will fly to Chicago from There were not m arks of ident­ BIRMINGHAM, AUu, M ay 9 . a ride” by underworld friend* ification found on the street ta r “ Hpr suit accuses Mr. Allen and Philadelphia tomorrow. . and New York. — (ItfS )—O scar A. L 'ndbergh, ; myself o f misconduct ut divers whom be is believed to have d«u Tho official reception in Chicago, cousin of Cot C harles Lindbergh, ■ DELRAY—Six-foot strip to ba tim e from April 1. 1927. to the will not take pl&dc until S aturday. blecrossed. ' , ih ._ vict m wns shot down same date thla year,’! she said On th a t day a big civic parade will added to road being built by state tho fam ous avistor, coded 22nd a field of 8* far a place on th o , over the telephone. “The firs t Ut hold. Tho flyors will to u r th* between Boynton and th is place. board of wvanuo of Jeoferson j l tim e I ever met Mr, Allan was oar. principal cities In th is country ly in F ebruary this year. So fa r as und Canada for two weeks. L ast ’ FORT MYERS—Loo County County in the Alabama primary , > yesterday, l know, ha and I never were In evening in New York C ity the avi. highways to be beautified. . Chicago on the same date." ]y Technical Form )f peace StandsBetween Two Nations CANDIDATES WILL [EFFORT TO P A S S STAGE CHLLUOTA MUSCLE S H O A L S RALLY THURSDAY B H 1 IS LAUNCHED S m i t h Supporters Lead In Alabama Primary E l e c t i o n Peaches Browning Named In Divorce Suit In New York Hickman In J a i l Unidentified Highwayman Killed By Chicago Cops In Early Morning Fight Bremen Fliers Leave New York For Philadelphia On First Lap! Of Tour �/ I i*A(;r; six T llIC S A N F O R D IIK H A M V S A N P O H D . F T .O n m A , T tT K S B A Y .^ r A Y 8 , 1 9 2 g -’TT- f rut time. June 1*. I trances i« the grim y lettering, bought out Sam. they stopped Tht building. ent'cud by D" I awl • "Fretj Show U pstairs.” The p ur­ spenkinj: nnd Sam opened a sa­ University, in l'» stories hrg!\. Six pose of lid* was to luro tliose too loon across the street. additional flcuts ln trr may l>e oddtimid to en ter the dance hall told Friends told how Sam and I.ou saloon on the ground floor. Once often looked wistfully across the ed nccorlinjr t<> the pi »iuent. the C j i y c NEW VOItK, May K tlN S i— (T O V Me up* tail*, howtfver, they fottnd street at each other hut nei’.her Vcty iflj The ClniTaiiit Indians, the ►trongVery Rev. Thoma> F. Levan, C. themselves hemmed, in hy in g rat­ would br.'njr himself to spclfl;. It c*t v.vilcrn •••am in the Artierirnn iating girl* who drew .hem to w a s'n o t long licforc Lou died. An M.The structure, cost’ng $•'*,000,000 TAVAKES, May 7 _ (S. League, iiJ undergo their fir*l b o y * where true enough, they ,j,| nvKTa woman who frequented i ............... . . |tffoptj. Governor John \V. Martin * • A • . could see the show “ free.*’ Hut the the street was superstitious. Aswar.financed throURh tin n i o i u a three day campaign real tent of tMo fiiison today w hen Leer put down on the table sails soon ns I.mi died she went about the l»e Paul F.ducntion;.! Aid County before a court they begin n fnur-gntne reric-. SAN FRANCISCO, Mry 7. A«> the gaudy decorative scheme of the; - .1 T- was $1 a bottle, and one the* street wailintr * ' Soefetv. here this m orning with a~ with the lenirtieli*.iding Yankei < curioux p'erMin.n who knew the Par- ntd Timlin, trlaric* nt the hrnky bdunccr rparb* #■ uI / niV gone and he’s a-enlling Trusfecs of this corporation in* reply to charges containd] A Cellar Cafe here. A'though they committed .• bury Coast in it* heyday - till may it mure advisable to pay than to Sam." t elude George K. llrennr.n, political cut speeches of his eppon«| Shm .ly a fte r Lou’s death, Sam | P.„|t.r . j| p Kelly. Stnt" Street race for 'U nited States Kfn w by a | sot* landm ark, hy b ro ilin g through . Midway, a cellar cafe which argue. p u n c t*» the* Kill Sox. tnt Indians If • , n:W throe to lour hundred patrons 1,!“ 'l"nr'* Goor of (hi* second died ton. although he had boon to . * ‘ ' *tor,. WrasI; Francis X. Jle enme here front are the only ivrMcni outfit f , get ' m ,r"-' K lr,tl* ,K*ltc r £ " ,w” •" " " a n d nlwny • ........ is heavily pad- H.opidromoc was the pri.le of all physical appearances in good J J h* f . r(ir,)(inltit,n counsel * i ., p.,., 1*- where last night the govd hettcr than an even break during earlier day as ‘‘Terrific street. ^ locked and dust begrimed, b u t’ever th- *<n t. Peering through the health when J.oti passed on. T hat’s only one of th e treasure- " n'* dean emerit i ot • ' dressed the largest jiolitic] Pacific at reel In Id most of the hopeful of n b etter day, for only *lit of the pndloched swinging ear.- house of stories the old llaihnry *allege of L n « , r . . . w ' •• i«*me thnt city lias known i dance hall-, Million < and " th ra lic s recently n new “ F or R ent’' sign d" i* '-nd r>u^t a pa-tebonril , they trimmed Ibiston, I to 2. ' facturer,**’ and Heal ^Willie.m F. Interest in th e oxcrutiv,’] w n, talked on iJ e door. ,n" lettered “ n m n " Soup" this told., „ t Yankees, flushid by four of varip b-," othcrwiM'.hnttky-tonkK. The Clnike, of the univers ty's law to Tram m ell nnd in his did •* *vri' ‘" have gone straig h t victories over the Chicago I • •no of the numerous “ Clack t 'a l A TheK* are two hip,.odromea.’ dance .he way f,oor Bchool. of most inatcmul .. evidence alleging petty White Siix, apparent!) are n» un­ criloiceis 'th a t opened mid elosed hnllt and theaters of varieties. The in the ag(*-idd battle against time Att.inicy Husch also is a trustee the p a rt of th e srtmtor’r ’ original llipiiodroniu is on the south tlie moon .stood I eatuhle oil their home lot to. they with tin* ehiinye of the university proper, lie bonsts nnd under secretary at \V»J Rusted Elect fir Signs • . were last year. • . Jh n t he is the only non-Cfltholic wns keen. The governor wj| at Kenine.v mid Jackson H trerts. It »id" of Jackson street. It has n lo front of one particulnrly dir'.y I I j V K / F R V W I T C'.nnie Mack'i* A thletic', who is now a | lumhintr and electrical deep lobby, once brilliantly ilium- building the rusted fram e of '.an ' U i i i V 1 I TY I L is J holding such r.n of Lee in e. Cat bo- in Leesburg tonight. lie educational .institution in the mr.de a e’ean sweep a(rhirist I »«•- shop ,, thooyli the muniuc*e which Jnn'.ed. Alluring niide-i in plaster Un tcd'S tatcs. tra it, today hei'iu a . eries with cast its In-neon out over ihe^Jiu- '*f rm i ■ d in g to the vynlls of the O flicer KUIs.N.-grn ' ''hy. civ* being that of the hiring High Speed Elevators S t; l.ouis wliicii should furnish the mnn junyle till remain:!. Hireet- Fan And dancing nymph. They Out of deference or memory, Pc Paul's professional depart* MIDDLETOWN. Ohio., lowdown on the real strenfttli of ly n c n ii the street war. another m.-ye u i though crneki d, crumbt opti body has removed the elec* Firs I ( ’l.'tsses Will Convene ments,t including ... . .the . Colleges of — (IN S )—George McCulJ eellnr infe, now u hilliaid ‘‘parlor** .lin - noil mis ii | in spots. Ahnvt M Sanford* O lery l ed- diuppcl tin* Frowns. The Ilrowns lo iked fVi iptenli d hy Filipinos, ii n th at used to Jierald Tim In H i-S lo ry S t r u c t u r e Notv lmw and Com aerce and pre-legal negro who wns slu t ami like the real JWeCoy yesterday i:i their f i r s t ‘home cm :•■ with Fort r,.... noivibiVK !• i'* >’ l,ln!' f,’«* «»f tm ri* M ifirntli’i plnre. ThU was a renJackson In N e a r in g C o m p le tio n 11 y school, will occupy the t pper four wounded by police SnturdaJ alnnnuintr three Wnshirurt.in }et< h­ Vi,* ",,f*" l"'M,o g ,otic r weieoniing hut ih zvotts for prize fighters ami hen* l.'iiidr rdu'e ytMiid:*; iifU rno.n at I ers •for 17 l it , winniiiif ID lo C h ic a g o C o lle g e O n J u n e 1 Hours. High-speed expre.n ileva- a fte r he hnd killed two isi over nms ,iv i. , ,| __, ' *TI " k'*« .1 arm . In'i* -1* ft font long i- stiiil ,ti hnev tns-n inined the ilN'.W SKA St RAPI.lt tors w'll carry the students to tiu it wns shot through the Thalia dniee hall and variety then* ritiie bio' i'M uff hy wind unit rnin. Municll at Athidtic Field and a l ­ nrd i|iinrii j: the series. bi trious nnd significant p hrasef i n . wheic I.ndv Frnnvess Ilope. DON ................. DKOIIAN 'classes. Stores hml nc- afternoon hy Patrolman . •Hi............ ini.-i.i-K. oimi-ii min shops mih| is will m u ••*lowed the Kart f* mX eleven to J t,w e„ Carroll. IM roll's viai pit . r "T * ......... .. IK rim,lro.no, r„mo. “ Money nil the her or tilt k ' Ir.tirnationnl New* Scivire Staff ,upy the ground level nn<: the re* Rutledge, guard of the pns cnenk into n tie for sc. »n,| jilnrc. J , h|1 jiniii, ,I lie intlld Ui' ' ii !•> " "" 1,0 jjl*Fated lloge din- whet iao»,. -eduetive in its enter- -tin ti r for yours.1' ('arrcsfoni'i n r.tt nindpr of the space *viill lie I,•a*ed the hospital where the thr,,* entrances. Two side , The repre wan t! to 2 undtli,- l.tr.i I stAjim- lu .In* li*v\ vvhilt* tin* A'h-- mood. 1 died a ringing . ngngemePl I town tiie s tric t is the building , .• _ iftit Tor office purposes. confined. trdftlc squad riml,* four of the t : i\ Jctji • jiiek' il lilt i f ir seven tn ii.•! t is ii.garage. I lie rear of. the shop r H n tiir .i wore along *ldo the main v hi h hrtuseil Lou Vunudl's saloon " P'pnli'd n vivwl blue, a re tie ,o f in trn m e. Over ‘.here sid» en- and dance hall for ivliiteH and runs Jn the firx iiihim*,-----’ •*" hit t in the seeoi.il'innint;. Ty t ’nlih ; BUNNELL —F lag ler County | STUART—M artin CoU« | blacks. Sam King wns Lou’s pa. ' ■ f i r s t , “ skyrernper uni* Til’s aft rte-i.n : |*mma v ill J, ner. They quarreled though the;, ••'uriiy ;s n ctrln g inn t let on . planted approxim ately 2200 acres provement bonds totaling : ride w h rtlu r l oci Lmidrtdnir >>t tlif i drove hi nniitlier run nnd the i A '• e.eal op t • win by a in to a had been life-time friends, l.oii • la: ?e« will .onvenc in it for the Irish potatoes this season. sold. Snnfotd Hr. ■ in ?.«..rul ftl.ici , Tli • >i !. ib Tigers g ettin g nYily w inner jif the iru.ni- linn :: < .mo r \ e hi; • '! I .eft v (Irove. to t;o n step in .in r the Km •_•• • AI T 1 the W hite S leading I'alln K>:.rii HheiifLi who tri, >1 I., r Iiftt** hjyi th'' plnyfi doulde hen l;r v. itn Oi lahil.i, i'nnl I .ii'.nil fi.r tin1 Welch wiih the first n:un up for : p i i:• 11 f iir • d»l| 'n;r t h . i*ii.'i. I'm 'ic y m t».*f 1t'| - jvn •* tn r. f i t Fort l.nudi ldule in tl f i t innin■; •■haiita' H ood 1•• 1 •!• 1’1‘H* 1 1 III yesterday. Il.ire ll wul.ie.i It.iii. ■Ii,: Pip ' h,» 1III ll'll f K Wehli w ut I , . ••< rul v.I'in f ,il>- m o i.r A i : * and. U • \ • i • »:«- 11 »»* Mi n•*•*1 anil H ood Lrcitli couldn't l.an ile I ., , .i . , •i ii.. j« lir.undei, [ o ttin ;' two i • .• l..i Tm • ’him ] l,g. l»U* 1 |I V I *1■ Stuart p ppi « •• n An , , ,i i.-. t „ • |„ li 11 1*». *ir (w. . 1 . 1 11 i i riii.ie | o' . r. ji a ; it. •. '• . ■ 1 ' ,,. till ( 1 . Mini Ib • ^ G S \ lin,r the t :. -I . • I ...... .1 . • Ik. I.I'. i *«• ! l»r fifth to i ijjtit, '• I. u' 11 1 11 11 ii * i mI. t ' ,! 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P a s t B a rb a ry C o a st D a y s LEAGUE TODAY m fti ........... enator’s Brt s Petty Ural Game This Afternoon Will Send OneTeam Down To ,’Jrd Place In League Standing'‘I’0 ,T>:“ n ,i,'VU!,i""- v'*t,,"l*,-v Lauderdale Wins In First Inning* ,h:n • NEW SKYSCRAPER Four Tallies Scored When Fed Walk A nd Errors Pack Eases THIS SPRING °7/ Is**- fe, (s^ v g vm \ II. 1 11* • < -I I / tb M 0 .- > - ^V. < ^ 1 V n t , I Ii" I. N '» . I i < i - C /J l l ; J * .il " '<s‘ . ■A ' i / i / i y t,C V» e arc pleased to announce the openiny of a tire department as an additional service lo tlu» motorists of Sanford. I h IN i m i \ \l__ r . i i . . i i i.,b C lill o e i i l Ii, T i i ' l l i i n ih i n t ' c o u ! J com e*' <• A l t t l i . u t li tfn P itl .' ui ,|, •_» ;u » ui i Pit! Hei i,l|. p \ I R to any school house ihun to Ii:\ne the sale ol bottled carbonDied beverages in it,” says Dr. Ivoy.-rl S’. C opeland, noted health authority ...these bottled solt drinks arc made of finest sit^ar, ]nire carbonated water and wholesome, taste-tempting flavors. Buy them by the case. |, II H .i,In i'...i . •J I Totals X bat ted lly innum •I i i • II, F m t ! .. 1 I SANt u|.11 I ll O I>.i Stolen b., . \\ h .11 Wl .l ll, 11 Imtls, ofi I' < . .,i,- . 1, •I II. Ilali .i ii ,i i i IK’I I'll i il ball, Rul, 1 1 . I",11, ' Craig <I'a 1 1, I .. lic it ell. I oi niuore. Time, h. in I I'h \ , | . II .1. in ; i n i: l i l t . ,..I n , M il, 1 l\ l t, A i: •i •• I*;. i: ii ill: P .i C u f li —t «- • •'. !• 'J’J a !. . 1, . : ' IM gp i , bi, 1, II IK ! v 17 1.1 11 :’ l . a ,:s2.' i .::j s 17. i: 1 in n; 1 ."'.!• r.lill ’ || ■ •i i .i* Rut. \ \rn » N \l. I .I . M .| i: t'liil* \ :,iiiv s . 'I'll Hr, ,l;|yI, " ! ' h i pill I .11, I )|i, ;ig,i | n o 1 oo i ■ \ MFUll \ \ l.li.tlil i: 7 .11. Moll,. I, N, u \ ,rk i j 'I . " • : j L • i v ' t , I liir iir.i R obert - III. X V o I Vim A l-tm i. U „ ,h . . THE I KADiatS Aop, iiiiv It ut It Ii, Au»ec .7. IJorld.i Hi ale Leagar . IVf i t Pidpi Heaeli H; (Irlnnd.i H •.vntionu' Hoionett . ii. ( I t Inning*', dnrknees}. LKAfit E TOTALS N n t i o o p l . h 2 .‘ ■ M.ami i l ; Daytoiui it. a h H, F ort Laudunialu ti; .Simfiqd l American—<12. • TODAY’S 0AMK Florida Hinte League W ert Palm iK aih •* Oriund (tw o gami n).. ' ' *. . Fort J.uudir lnl at Hanford. . • Miami at Day! out Heath. MONTVI ltl>D r • F an n ra -of- Ft-f-bhi i :i'dr-fTTTrmirt "nmATTy* i-tudtiita of vi/cat.uiutl ugriculturo. b rie. j I As an additional proof for your confid­ ence in these tires we offer you easy pay­ ments. Buy on credit and pay as you ride. . y a te d $ 5 0 0 In C u sh i ’i i ;cs «S i v;i, r i.» ., 11. ,, i, II- . ■I. . I*1, ,||.| ., I |... . • • . I. I , !•..«* • a »• • *j(.|w ,.| |. ,|t* A*»'*^ba IM i 0»h | 1,(0 «v ij l* lol | r«t Ifiipci. I , pOTTLER '' in , FT MVF.KS Priui-i** Flixtri* • ’ompiiny m in is into new quarters t P'.'iM Lee, Street. • Citizen’s Mass Aieetinjy Tuesday o Night 'City Ilali After careful consideration and ritfid investigation we have chosen the Batavia "yjieavy duty tire. These tires are guaran­ teed positively in writing for one full year unconditionally. Either the tire must give one years service or wo adjust on a month­ ly basis of service rendered no ‘‘ifsM “ands” “huts” no alihies. i Hi" ni.. r Y .-*t. I' \ t, t I II lo -I it ; • I " IV, it ••*, I*' RESULTS i s \ '1 l.. i*i.,\ • r sS T A N D IN C ; FLORIDA S i \ | E I < ’ .West I Itn lit a, Ii Sanford Fort laiudi idnte Duy tour Ilea, !i Mia n i Orliiudo HEAVY DUTY TIRES 1 W H O L E S O M E N E S S Toj i iom, \\ n rrcii, . I Rob. I I ■" fry 4- / I Tot a SA M ti lt h l ’l Iter, il Jllti. Oil, |l /■ri-di,.. > ■I '.h . .. , ’ Tin y r r- '■ V*. v.C y / / c™k B WAGONER FURNITURE i/o;:r i S t COMPANY In Your Favor itc Flavors Bottled Exclusively By CHERO-COLA BOTTLING CO. 3 1 3 -East First St. C. 1C. (Mack) McKee Prop. \ . U>- i . *i 1 . , .'1^« - «- . . •- . -v- Phone 774 �m • V s' t , ra sa v S w * ? B tW 0 (1 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O x tlP A , WEDNESDAY, MAY A New Industry Looms ittw n d H e r a l d i a■^ »—, • M lffB M I e m i t r ■« ta M * * . n « rt4 tu IU R i i m IH A n n e , Because of the local interest which hns been manifested * « » » r« ^ t t a i M atter * *T. »•!*. I t tk* PM toftlre in bulb culture it is especially interesting to us to note that W«»W% maJer a r t a t PAG this line of agricultural development is meeting with 'such progress as to indicate wonderful possibilities. A fter months A N D U D E A N . .. . R 4 lt a r « n i l E E R O ---------M a a a s e r o f experimentation it hns been found that Florida soil and t J O N U J l M i f t i i (U U te r climate are especially adapted to bulb growing, and while there are still some problems to do solved in connection lO O R C U m O R RATER • a e Y e a r ...:--------- , , ,, ET.OO with its production, there is every Indication that it may M l M n a tk a .. . — ------ w .. e i .t » take its place ns one of the state’s lending fanning industries J & T- i.,r rIIt emr U* per W e e k . . e o .ia The rapid development of bulb growing in Florida is al­ T i e t l r m t i l . M e a fo rtl’ a p t o n r r r n r « •• P a p e r, tu th e In tern e * so attributed by the Times-Union to the sla te’s nearness to r ie n a l K e rre H e n to e , re e e lrtn ir Irena r k le m tpertnr nrw r o r g a n lu it lo it eastern markets, and to the restrictions which the govern­ err a n t) ( h n i w i a t reeriln it a l l r r a re r * ment has placed on importation of foreign bulbs. Foreign (P 0 a ll the ta n itln a m u t e a t the r a tte n r r o r ld . The I. ft, I , |a e*- grown bulbs have been almost completely banned in order to p r r t a lt r r T f la t m t la r t e r l d a an d U safeguard American agricultural lands from pests and dis­ nrltbnirt aqaiil* eases which are known to De carried by the plants coming t h e H e r a ld t. a m em ber a f the The Jacksonville paper also notes A a d t t Itu rrati o t C lr e a la t lo a a . a a from other countries. t M t e ra a tlo a n l A a a e e la tta a at Pak* ViGVV of, th£ ° a number of foreign grow" Ilab era, A d v e rtla e r a and A d e e rtle * 5Jd . A«eaU w h ic h r e q a lr e e ach Hies F ndu t0 purHUe thL‘ir bulb growing activn b l U k e r m e m b e r l a a a b m lt ta a M m k HO I I ' j, H MU . I •Ml I 1 l>»« t ►tm M fir i n ' u Tfce M iM ^ r . #ti« m • tr» al r •§• if h kr9f l « l l a. i h t > 9, 1928 PRINTING THE FACTS From time to time the Evening the law, he. immediately tushes to News hns been culled upon to w ith­ Ihu News Office nnd requests thnt hold facts, and names fron> publi­ his name and the facts be w ith­ cation. Regardless of the policy of held from publication. Now we others it has been, nnd always will want to soy th at regardless of who be, the policy of the Evening News It may be, the Evening News will to p rint fnrtn and nnmes ns we publish fuels und names. Our find them, and to trea t nil with motto Is the same degree of foirthe same degree of fairness. If ne..r to *’*l, nnd wo have the cour­ John Smith, the garage mechanic, age to v.wiy out our convictions. The '- .c t.r ig News will he glad violates the law, we don’t hesitate to write up the facts, und John to have anyone request us lo w ith­ Sm ith nccepts the w rite up, but hold names and facts from our let John I>oc, n prominent, or publication—fo r wc shall cheerfully would be prom inent citizen violate j refuse to do L o ch exbumes There is naught of ash on the old* rs t blossoms. So witr.c8r. O constant Sea! Set the seal here, 0 loving Moon! T hat there’s less of grief than glee, There is less of discord than tune. i • i : And the words wc say and the < fruits we eat Have little th a t's b itte r and much th at's sweet. , n • r tt x tti ilk , kk *5 r -l/*t thn Valance strike t'n li ho» | n«J5 ? \ lill UTOl uUr 1 *W mb 1\ ’ * , 1 , i ■ * ,<] < R i‘( | ' !!;«■' ^ fo r »W <h T iiio a- Make a traffic survey. Such a survey should in.ude rot o„ly a count o f vehicles, but also a count o f custom, v K- |hlH i'uulU "f cllsl,,niers the usual questions about !dedChv !h "'y ,“*S‘‘' ,I" ? c?ltin»r down-town should he pre'.dtd li> the question: Did you come down-town to slum m* T L "re o m sny people who -Cp!1y r o d svmnnthy it just isn’t ■' right to »■Hstc any on yourself.— St. Prtorshurg Times. 1. Determine what are the most important traffic! o ueeds of your central business district (or of vour outlying It is int' resting to note at leas’ 'Usiness districts) and list them as nearly as you can in or­ ono candidate is running for pol der of importance. itlcal office pledging economy 3. See whether less important traffic is interfering' based on h s previous record of ex ith more important traffic and. if so, whether .1 can „ol travaganci*. lu J Z ? ™ m i (V ’ •* iuurs.°rted f,Um th° W ar Im m inent Between Jap a r anil C hinn—hcudlinn in this morn ing's Orlnndo Sentinel. My good ness, what is the fighting w eV been hcArin ubout? Tiddly-w inks7 ---- -------o ------- ■— Conditions in Sanford would bmUflh-hatUm if imtne people;— srirare able to, would pay their bil’ Business men can judge by th o i' accounts r ev vuLics ju st how preperous a community really is •o ■■ — • Tomorrow, the hig Itarheeue u‘ Chuluota U scheduled to feed th> county’s randldiftu .1 und all It hi pooplo who want to hear then Kpeuk. Every rnun, woman an child in the county la invited to cn' apd listen. $! — r| 1 1 Every man admires the auiin tra it in a Woman, hut when sh tries to ' make coffee three time with the same »et of grounds thn*.' carrying saving to the limit —Moi ida Times-Union. Sort of runnin it in the ground, eh? The little girl down the *tri> says her ambition is to be able t drive over u stop street 57 miU an hour, stick out her tongue o tho motorcycle cop nhe jut.t misnc running over, and then speed uwa. beforo he can catch her. — --------r>- ■- — . Th ire tV. .tand Confederate veygani ! ,-.r rathered in Little Roc1 Ark., teday. T hat’s not many c: tha hoH th:.* was in the Souther Army, but -5,000 visitors, moatlv ’• * ejjlldn n ar.d grand-children of the fortayv soldiers, have met with thtni. - . . — —o-----------Aaaoediwg■to-infon natmn g ir. . at the mass meeting a t the Cii J Hall lis t nigljt by Mr. W hitncr «' t i n F irst National Bank, there r . m ore money in the banks of 8a:> ford thkn rvir before during i » dofm al period.' T hat speaks we; K, fot; th e 'fa n n e rs of this district. . -------- — «------------ \ I ............... straight loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on good business property. Elton J. Mouglitoi SANFORD BOND AND MORTGAGE CO. Architect nidi ■, , First N at” Hank III . . Sanford, Fla. 112 E. Second St. J.J.PARRISH C a n d id a te F o r R e -e le c tio n STATE SENATOi 37th District Brevard and Seminole Counties! A successful citrus grower, a successful business man with prov­ en executive ability and the experience of seven sessions as representa­ tive from Brevard County and one term as Slate Senator from this district. A lifelong democrat with all the qualifications for this important office. A rbor The place to build your home Forest Sanford Reklty Co. % ■*VaSj This District will furnish the Senate with its next Presiden if Parrish is re-elected. Three Plays by Literature Department Of Woman’s Club “T em perijl^nt”—“Overtones” “Spreading the News’’ 19^9 S ° e n a te , ) S th e C a U C U S n 0 n ,in a tio n Y ou r V o te and f<>1 th P rc s i(le n t Will Support Be thut the r. s De record sh o w Them ’s a million "Y eses" for -■•i-r: "No." V I !;• Pn!m Beach Times k4 Parking Laws •m n n r tii lhtr eu 0r incr0Usi"K P<»Pularity of automobiles the ,e of h™ " * mor,‘ c’rfic,t,in traffice regulations is recognized more than ever before. Hand in hand with the regulation of speed laws goes the problem of parking Cities nil over the country have studied the matter from ,dl , n an attempt to arrive at a satisfactory arrangeme." w S . • . \ VOTING Duval, Volusia, Lake and Seminole counties have taken At the last presidential election ment. Some of the perpetrators the lead in encouraging this industry. Within the past few more than Ufl.OOO.OOO-^erKona, el­ have been punished—others turned months seventy bulb growers have secured certificates , WEDNESDAY, MAY 9. igible to hnve cast their votes, a s ­ free. Tlie sumo week Sinclair was p . * 4i-aru ,.88ued liy state agricultural authorities stating th a U h e bulbs are free from infestation. The Times-Union sumed an nttitude of indifference givon nn acquittal, a fa th e r of five IUIILF. VhH.SE FOR TODAY nn«l staged a t home. was .lentcnccd in. New York p ris, 0ir ty f° nthP 8tntemL,nt that ninety growers produced fifty million bulbs last season. Indications are that the acrcA nation enters Its firs t stages sons fur five years fo r stealing OjtTlt n o i 'E : —The hops of the age will be cnaterially increased for the coming season. of politicul decoy when the common milk front doorsteps. O no’charac­ righteous shall be gladness: but With all of the promise which bulb production gives masses no longer feel a p o rt of te r had political power. The other the expectation of ths wicked shall had nerve nnd a parental love. It the Times-Union believes it oLmUch importance to proceed the governmental organization. p e r k h ^ P r o v . 10:28. nv is thorn* things thnt niukes the with its development in a most careful manner. It voices its PRA Y ER :—"My hope Is built A particular effort will be made common plodding voter think lie 11: on nothing less, Than Jesus’ blood views on this subject us follows: by various political organizations is nut much in the g ren tT o g s of and righteousness." . ,-,ThJ° R.ro)vth and evident prosperity df this bulb industry over the nation to g et out the vote government of the people, for the in H onda is hut another illustration of the value that is in the elections next full. It will people, ami by the .'people. YES crop diversification. If all soil cultivators in Florida devoted at help some, but the fnult lies deepI t was years a to, I guess, themselves to the growing of a single crop or even two or or back in the mental convictions A good sport never tries to rub And the Honeysuckles were red lireo. there would be numerous failures, of course. It might a victory in. It i» much mure e f­ of the voters. Somehow or other When she smiled a t me. And "Yes" W as the only word th at she said. bo due less to overproduction than to inability to find mar­ the voter without any sort of "pol* fective and becoming to let some­ kets fast enough to absorb what was produced. It is well, itirol drag " seem* to feel th at it body eiso do it.—Florida Timc.<.' Union. Anti I do r o t know, and I dare not therefore, that d versification lias come to the rule and not is a useless un*ito of tim e to extry he oxcoptioj). Caution, however, is m r e ssa r y -n o t to leu-, Press his choice in things national. Ymir're rig h t Mi. Uornh; one . Ttacount up th.|,n--.- before looking: in other words, not to go into any entirely To u certain extent he is right. rotten eg-j doesn’t spoil the whole iu*w l"ie of industry before makng a thorough study and rjnea pav-xl b i G raft haR crept into different dozen. Hut it dees when they're ■r • It the best of advice obtainable. branches of the American goyom jjsccguildcd.—N ew ark Ledger.— P i i c o b w y . a n -t££ ago — ___________ - m . ( auuon always needs to precede giving up a certainty Or the city before jesterday! n uncertainty. Bulb growing, in Florida, needs to be Still the r-.trest blossoms blow, And '.h>* honeysuckles arc gay. studied in advance which does not mean (hut it is a risky me o f agncultun.l industry, but only that pecautions an* And when memory the buried pa.it necessary in order to avoid mistakes being made.” m Phone MMI ^nn \ ^ *1 RALPH W. l-OSSLNG On improved City property at 7 per cent. 3 to five year MIAMI BEACH SUN jM M W tgih a u d it af a u b a e rlp tlo a '“ M t a o r d e r tq r e r t f r a b a o la t r lr a l l riataaa o f r lr r u la t lo a , aa w e ll aa b m r t t b u d n r u m etboda. m t:«|»rrt Plan* mmim. a,'I • rating. Skip*!** 1 Hide Track MONEY TO LOAN GAINESVILLE NEWS * A New York lady who has spent Mm>e time in the jungles hunting lions and other desperate U-«»b is under 125,000 bail in New York for shooting her husband, whom, ■he claims, was hunting ladiet wliilo »be was hunting wild beast/ in the jungle. Judging from her picture, she could catch wild ele­ phants with her bare bands.— Green*boro Daily Record. ‘■°ufi,u;*1 J u n io r H ig h School A p p r e c ia te d May Kith.—S: I*. M. A d u l t s — fide (Paid Political Adverti«eme*i'i) Children—2.r»e FLORENCE oil RANGE 0 Trapped by Her Fas «»ut-of-busiiU'ss ; "4. Secure the adoption „f a traffic ordinaine i lo n ’t - opt all the regulations you van think of. I.ut only t llust! •' hich are necessary. "f). Study the effect of buildings of varying bulk and .Ar upon street trallie as a guide in Influencing future Iniild- — m v I). 11 you iinve no city plan or zoning regulations, eon' ■jfir their value as uienns of securing permanent improve•O' nt in traffic conditions.” • ' I ft a d | M I ( ■fsirfrti | u t r u u i i Y my n o t « l i r n u u a i K i i i u i r J |t> m r . T h e nurtw* t i l t h e F o l ­ iu m caught tin.! S A N F O R D FO R U M I ditor III. IP -.al. at I'lc. ■ui w, a n poiiiuttiug tin " c a r Sir; — • idi'ij " a i i .i . ot the north to do In yeaterdux’s Herald >«m slat this work mi r.ur celery at an m •J that "as .itrier m u a tu s arc l.c • minus c..it and what little work ■lining io uiidci-vki’ tiic |■i.-iii>. wc arc doing at this end of the on of ccli-rv in larci- tiuaniiin -. iuic in the wav of partially w ash­ nr (atnicr.i mnst begin t.i tic). ing it and p.i. k nu it in the rough Is not g e ttmo us vcr\ fur mu,..Iji-r products." Diversification ui the iidcry w.i.b,.,- ,.f ||„. m,r i|, ,, t ops is plVipcr wlici i pi a d leal liut gi'ttmg mutt ,nlv .int.igc out ot il> would rather have bail you -a,, w..ik wc an- doing on the crier) at wc .-hould begin to study and I tiau wc arc, and wc ate not being i-lnp out nuturul advaulagcs it. paid sufficiently for our work. priidiiction and preparation for rtic 'a ct of the m utter is that ••lc and the m oper distribution wc ->liouli| In- plotting up ju t iiid sale of uurMThtry. -•"l"|l d e l) lllllslicd a lUICnUgc Mu have tra il about,«-vi r> • n.p cider) as wc .! > of oranges of •>r own to m ,.ilmu-c . and r agi icidl'iral , . grapefruit, and tin . means ihnt i s itin ', gntncri-il from the ends i |u, .... .c..., i . , . , ”, , i P«i huge srniulil be so ciuun e tc the earth during the past (wen- i p. .... and con■> finished iimsneii in in am...,.-, a|ipeuruiiee years, but celery lias proved to lit'on that it is ready to go inti nv only crop upon which we tin- hands of the ultim ate consunv • ■ t depend to get the working without "urther work being don. ue out of our high-priced land on it, und a fte r we have made such ■ system of subirrigatiun in a package we should then see . minole County, lnsteud of again thut its distribution and sale are .nhing the earth for sam rthipg accomplished without going !*e to grow wc should give real through so many other hands hcnil concentrated uU-ntion to our f.»rc reaching_the.-i.msiuu.T U „ —i Usy situutwot..-------- -1 -> ■ -*~ huve attained u great degree of M’e uru producing plenty of cel­ efficiency in production but wr ery,—in fact, more than enough ure fur behind in the preparation with our present methods of dis- for sale und flu- actual dcstribution ribution and sale,—to be assured and sale of our product. Person­ f a profit on the transaction. IVe ally. 1 believe th at chain-stores are not, however, preparing it for will finally j-,, fa r toward solving market in the proper m anner or our m arketing problem. iistributini, end selling it' in the C. M. Berry. proper manner. Wc have long since proved th at we wash celery and • .el it ready for the final consumer '*t this end of the line chcu|>cr than the celery washers in the city can do it, and we have also proved that wo cun ship it to all m arkets in thn country in perfect Hauling, Crating Shipping, condition after we wash it and bunch It and tape i t or w rap it In and Storage 'k“‘ * —I H. SrJ ai. purvnnjtnt or waxed papers, but L O SIN G ’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER the light* tfaiitrj lily befote nu*." ECEN^L^' a woman wlm a few years ago v.is .i popular actress on Bread* jy. submitted a story to True Story Magazine which created a stir even among tlu* cJitots long used to reading startlin'* and unusual stories R :F : FOCUSED HEAT Cook with Quick, intense heat centered closc-up under the cook­ ing >essel and not wasted in the room —that is what you get from the focused heat of the Florence Oil Stove. The Florence has no wick aud there is no odor and no Kmoke. It is absolutely safe and a great economy. Come in and see for yourself what a Florence will mean to you, and make your choice from two, three and four burner sizes, with or without mantel and oven. G ilbert - M c G riff FURNITURE COMPANY ORLANDO, FLORIDA 23 E. CHURCH ST. «>- \ . TELEPHONE 5440 It wav rite account of wlivshc left the stage abruptly at tl. height o f her career never to |,w seen on the hoards jg.tm. audience who was waiting for reply, she knew that at last •ii;u- lu d come to settle hei lount u n it fate. Her • fury appears in True Si for June under the title "Trap I ) My Past.” T old in iicr c words, w ith n o t h i n g hidd nothing omitted and without ‘ use, into it she has put all hie and drama tin t perhaps o held you spellbound across footlights. It was a tale o f dread and ter­ ror as each night she swayed her thousands to smiles or tears, her eyes, masking the agony in her soul, were seeking, always seek­ ing among the audience tlie one man in all the world who had it in his power to drag her down from the pinnacle o f success to the ignominy o f defeat.____________ It tn.iy he that when you n it you wilt recognize her and s» you will then Know the ansi to a quest i >u you have probi asked youi.c.iYr-ny times. Deep in her heart she knew thaj some day he would conic, and that when he did her career would end. . W hen a Man W ants to Mart The Devil's Promises ^ a* I An Infatuated Fool? Vi ben Love Destroys Paw n o f Passion Tlie R n ,J io Perdition And so when one night an usher delivered to her dressing, room a note from a man in t|... u C ontents for Jam My Flapper Sister ■ . NV Iu fc v l.o v c I f K i n g ---- a u d it ir r .i/ ethtr tforitt , '^ x U n . June [rue S torv A t A ll N o w a a ta n d .— o n lv 2 5 c �«F V t t h k s a n f o r d t t e r a j .d . sa n fo rd FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1028 .'ill 0 t o| Domingo, Cuvarcs, Hnwkiiu, T otals ............ 15 Sanford — ah I’orter, rf .... ti Jackson, If . . . 0 Frlsbie, ss .. ....3 Culbreath, 3b 1 Toppino, 2b ... 3 W arren, cf 5 Robertson, c 5 P ark er, l b ..... ..... 5 Hodge, p ,....... '..'.2 ford Batters Hit jiiiderdale H urlers fr 13 Bingles But lui’t Score Enough 11 r 0 2 2 2 1 2 0 0 0 * ------- . tson Smashes Out Triples To Lead Jery Feds A t Bat K ltrpons slugged Douglass ■Iriirfs. who pitched for the ■ fgr 17 solid'hits. They scorL d the first and th ird , sevE s in the fourth, once iu the ■ and four tim es in the ninth. B un't a ilny for the Tnrpon I n cither. Domingo and Can* lit r e nicked by Feds butters |m . The Sanford team scored i first, four tim es in the ■ to tnkr the lend, and four ■it the fourth to tie the count, ■tilt they were helpless, ■ben In! the Fed nttnrk at It rot two triples and u dou* Ciilbrenth got u triple and a i, and Friable, three singles tuny times at Imt. iiiftrrinMin will see the final i cf the series with Lauderltd tomorrow the Celery Feds htf Wen Palm Beach. II scon : li'jJcrthilp nli r h o a Georgia W i l l SeV Final E x e c u t i o n . By Hanging Friday P ittsb u rg h B u n c h A t T op In N a tio n a l L e a g u e R a c e 17 h 0 .'I :t 2 I 1 1 l 1 f Coast Team (ins By 14 To 9 ^Celery Feds lost another ito Fort Lauderdale yester* |to 1*. and dropped from secdgr in the Florida S tate (lUmlings to n poor fourtJi. Winning rally by the Tarittni four runs and sewed up ‘ritit^Illif. tnStHo « lihi Vor i5 p |W t fi-f* tM lie w tiM 'iikl p la ir nf tiia V ltl > in'-lnev • y : r . of hia. tauJiduci'.- for i-iMuluctiuu. to huve clip uhui ll'i'x jvl> to. relievo | An nttuek -on "don V p ay -y n u r t Tl ' j** » Senator P^rrisli told thu voli-rs of tliy people of-to** hijp-liroly-llnm l •tares" propaganda h" declared was the im portant imaRlona ho lint! fight tha* comas tip Cvevy foue *P{irnj c rculated, wip launched by htld in the legislative bodice. The years. Mr, Wilson in his talk on the legal Senator said he was close to the K. F. Ilir. ly asked for time Hay­ aspect i f th .« rity ’s financial conla t in terests of ngrieiiltufe and ing In |in< been patiently waiting, <! tioni Avoidance of fluid payment InffI been a citrus grow er fu; - > holding the crowd and five m inute. of tox..; on any piece of property ATLANTA. May y . - ( I N S ) — Veins in llrevaid County. w ouH n.t'1 I e ^ u g h time to say v.. s impossible, Jje *a!d, in Isis Once more the gallows trap will "V I 1*. Ilav'an, <andidntc for *v- all the things he had to tell the epiuioii. F allu i" to pay, he -aid, hi gin. The ancient - . iimin/*, when he issued five passes, eleitimi to the legifdatuiv from vote) s. ||>- piiKluced a Ictti'r front only meant a.heavy penalty for re ­ • h i helped ( ineinnnli bury the Braves Group 2 said Ik* was running • it the SltcHff cf ru tn n in County deeming the property or Its ultl- method of legal execution, banish-. vd by law, will be revived under yly ia a 7 lo 2 landslide. his lo.-oid and was w illing fm . the j i ’vivving no levy in th at county foe mat'.' loss. the old Matup a t tlray , Gn., Fri* Alm ost every day is a working people to in'st their vote on th a t the fine and foifeiture fund, llrndy lie alro attacked the propaganda1 day to execute Wade Johnson f9 r .] day f<ir the I’hilliu's pitchers, Six I n i '. M,i M. I .ord, n cniulidiilo unhl he was glad Sheriff llan.l of thorn were manhandled by the from ( ir p u p 'l, said this wan his gave him the opportunity to "step for a "receivership for the city.’’ a lata! a it.u k *'ii an aged woman St. Lduis Cardinals to the tune of fi t efltitse as a candidate aPd in" as this was likely the In-t nigh*, Ile .ia d it would be the grcntc.-1* m lt!23.’ calam ity Sanford h as ever seen. A t i n t he Had no political tvrned lint in v. hich candidates could charge re eivprship, in his opinion, & Johnson was indicted before hanging was outlawed in lf'S frand - A1! t lii'ir opponents with anything. .1. hoped fel an opportunity to nmki: highly improbable under any cir­ one, '.I. R. Lyles, legislative sispir C. Met’lel'and said lie could <ii- ri: in t.t truces but it i- possible. Ho prohably will bo the last to die ant. f n j i | -Group 2, raid lie. Int-I itsihale. llraiH' from the raco every pictured th e receiver as a r/n r who the rope in Ceorgia. Tim clecfHd rh a ir h i since been ^provided* n i ’-* nuirbep; He held the Yanks to fonr lived up to his cam paign prom ts f. nr years if clegted to the office would collect tuxes or forvehsv the the moth d .for capital punlshm ctfl” , ; hits, M o of which were madifxJiy In tl:o p» t litfil h.is heCn :i puldir ' • sheciff. i l ope rly r.f every citizen. . jic s tiite , prison In M ld d lc M ^ ^ H fVniuieik, mid whitewashed lluMp seiVa.nl nil liis life, lie asked for I'. II. C. Rabun, candidate comi­ Hr. Brownlee opined the m eet­ v ills*. * ; WM 3 fa it. It wns I’etinock's first de­ all ypp'Utpnity to again nerve tli.- ty eouiniiids 'in r d istrict 2. and S. feat in six starts. g o v ern o r Hardman la s t n i g h t .; C. ! ong froju ltistrict ■ ’ made tall - ing with a sh eit talk on , citizen* p.ci'p’lt at Tallahiissee. The 'Athletics advanced to w ith­ II. W. IVarumn, dr. eandldiit | in Ii6half Ml' th eir citi didncies. •hip and the need for harmony definitely refused to commute;* in -tv/<> games of the Yankees by foi the legislature from tlro u p ] Cilier speakers were <>. I*. Ilrrt:- iii.i co-operation between factions nosing out the St. l nuU Browns again tmiile a plea for auppeii h i di ; . caudidate .lustic.' of I'cace. in Ih ■ city. lie said Sanford. Pi I I to ". "Kil Rommel turtle.I in lib i* ividrd as secretary of the 1 • \ C haffer of t.ongiv....)i run- evei eat oral icsnuriv :it •t -» •-n first victory, of the season. | t'luimber i f I’Miltlieive. M t\ IVnr- run;: for ie-eliA tion for the offi■••• manil, but th a t "ftrr'vc g o t to «ir vv Bob Fotiiergill, who has liven ! man nuol . reference to tin nriicW i .In tire i f I’lace, 1. A. Tale, f, c i - i -..pi iati"n —lay a ide -elfi-h ado ruing the Let roil bench most whieh lie iid was in th e form «il l Km'Awv and V . T. ltrynn camli- .com-i it. and get together." «>f the season, lias started to hit an editorial on his opponent I,, p ilntcs lot the offine of t 'oilslatiic. Mi. ^diiuholMT p r ' Moil. laid the • Tigers are winning. Ilngnn. Mi. IVnrmnn said pint i lowing the other speaker . In ijunle .i dmrt niucludiiig apreal .Volant Robert slummed out two tliip. vviim trite and p art false. In fi r m ; |u'ii j i the payment of g-.ntrip les, a double and a single as reet Iti'ioii Mr. IV'iirman said " t ml eral ailj : i reiul tuxes. t be Bengal ; smothered the Sen­ me to Talltihassee and mipitalr. e i a to rs, 12 to 2. Thu Tigers took on ie . kiyeiirs ixperiom e as tev- 1 li Ulc place a-.vay from the Nats. re ta il " r the t'hainhev of f h n i - ! The Boston Red Sox moved -out I P I ' l ' C f " of llie ccllai and tile White Sox, • . \V. liif tm iira ", i .1 m!i>la' c am red in when lid Morris, Boston for l.i'g'-latuie fru n O.ioup I. s.ii-l i n 'l l r a o e ree.Mit fn el the S outlnm leag u e , lie was willing for the people t" [lie Sanfoi'il DPI.AND —Work being rushed ' ;j; held the White Ho.v to four hits vote him m on his record. us built up i i- oipletion on ?l00,000 new Yol- ■-m . sw im . and trim med them f» .to 1. lowing Mr. Kitl-miuirer' i.i County courthouse. . ..fU . | talk I. I* II.lean n»Ue I :■ tl ll"oi Mr Hagan said Mi I'eai man' ii.ol tiled to g 't him t • pul tnwi'.mn on the peuplt wiiimut h t till*; the I'coph' v ile o i i: wh'.l . he was in the legislature last si**. I sloii Mi ring.hi al-o i hiiieeil |b.u ' I'eaiUlan spent lots of nmiii oMt. • f s*s ii'lerV "l the t'h imhei of Thn-c having |iro|»i-rl*. big nr little, any « lu-rr in Hrminole ini CO' and in lobbying m I'allaI oiml) |or sale please pf.’ it' me iiirli l»> letter, simply stating the fail, and giving the number of cour separate pieces, \ Iorni tor boundary description .ami for display features will then In* mailed to >ou Hint com listings (without owner* ship shown nnlcrs* m u mi desire) may appear on October Pub* It.'il \ Sheets II ' ttirlll ..l a H k iU STANDINf POLITICAi I FOB SEEKERS TALK AT LAKE MARY W est. Palm Beach Ft Lauderdale Daytona Bcueh SANFORD Miami Orlando RESULTS FLORIDA ST A I K 1.1. V .l \. West Palm Beach 7— 1. Oi l;.i:d> 6 « It ill need -.oiiii . tim e In gel all p h a ses of a ipiick. p ra ctic a b le sy s te m F t L aud erdale 1 1 . S A N F O l t l ) Ib ivin nn B each 3 ; Mianii in p r e s e n t a b l e ’ s h ap e. F arm ers.—please don’t lorget to write those "Crop I'rcacriplmils" and hg sure to sign im ir name lo them. Such a li.a l i - e will be a small in a\t.r to jor, Iml a "Great Gift’’ to t *11 r t niint.i's N-w t ’iti/rtis. TODAY’S GAME t f i l l i i on ( o r S e m in o le u n til t h a t n a m e lircn in es a s j n u n y t n f>*r U lin lo - i ; ii i - P r o s p e r i l y , H. A , S o eir S a n fo rd Florida iwOUt ALL W ELCOM E DAY C om e T o lo Chuluota! The entire town ex* lends its heartiest greetings to everyone and a cordial invitation to attend the barbecue Thursday. S P E A K IN G -B A R B E C U E C h u lu o ta E n tir e C a m p a ig n . P e o p le T h u rsd ay E very o f C h u lu o ta U rge Biggest M eeting o f T h e A ssured of a Big T i m e . T h e B e P resen t A n d P a rta k e o f For THe V is ito r Y ou uiir -PO LITIC A L RALLY is To W ELCOM E Kenu'inlier. (oniurrmv, T hursday .is l he d;iv. don't lei anything keep >on from coming to (’huliiota for the big harhecriH1! R e a l H o s p ita lity . \ Vote For E. BR A D Y G r o c e r ie s , G oods CO UNTY JU D G E M e a ts, And D ry N o tio n s . S H E R IF F W e ’r e B a c k o f C h u l u o t a a~Vot^-T^oF-G1’Yee14v iu-OiXitii Your Support and Vole Will lie Appreciated Stay In Chuluota T-1 » .■ For G.' «* P .T .A .P Ia y . Clubbing A Husband ' . Chuluota Thurs. Nite 8: P. M. School Auditorium Friday Nite Geneva Hear Brady Speak a t Chuluota ^--Tomorrow P h o n e 1 6 W C h u lu o t a , F la A V O T E FOR C. M. H AN D A V o t e F o r D .L .T h r a s h e r For Sheriff of Seminole County will be A Vote For INDIVIDUAL PERSONAL ATTENTION to the dutiew of the office and 100 % SEKVICF a vote for effectiveness in Office. For C le r k o f th e C ourt Constable of District No. -I t '*41 rU r i l y Tax Cut Is Pledged F or 1928 ifi Mass Meeting British Ace Leads In Marathon Race With Payne Second LK jTONIFH, Inti. May — (INS>—('. C. "Cross Country" Pyle’s til plistered bunioiieeri pushed east from here for Butler, their sixty seventh control, a dis­ tance of 30 miles today. Heading the pack was Peter Gavu7.su, Britisher, who has cov­ ered the 2537.9 miles from Lob A ngelos in -11-1:31 :-!2 Six hours, nine minutes, 23 sec­ onds behind hint was Andrew Payne, Oklahoman, with whom he lias jogged on even term s for the past three days, Mike Kelly,■received a heroes welcome as thu throng idled along to perm it hiiu to Ik- first into the old hometown. Guisto Umek, Italian champion, dem onstrated his comeback i|un’.* e ities yesterday on the II mile lap from Mishawaka, being first into the control here afte r 5 :5f*.iit on the road. Cmck thus advanced to eighth place. Kd Gardner, Seattle negro, who ha.s been up among the lenders Ptranggied along the way je ste r day. . �II TR E SANFORD ITERATED, SANFORD. FLORIDAN 111 1* ■ ■ ■ j ■ *- - • -------- ~ * * P fflfe Telephone 148 MRS, FRED, S. DA IGER, Society Editor Residence WEDNESDAY Im portant called m eeting of the L iterature D epartm ent of the Woman's Club a t 3:30 o'clock. THURSDAY Four nnd Four Bridge Club will m eet nt 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. J. E. Ritchie at her honu* in Fort Mellon. E a st Side P nrriil TYnrljcrW As­ sociation will hold m eeting nt 8 > ft I/if' l* nt ft I ♦the 11,11 !>' (11 tL Ji , 11, Prim I H1*"i fit, ary 1■V*11 o'clock E rlast Side School. All mothers nnd fathers of pupils of this school are requestc I to attend. Liternturv Department will pre­ sent throe ploys! “ Spredaiug The News", “Tempermantj and "Over­ tones," a t 8:00 o'clock ntthe Junior High School. R egular meeting Col, Theodore Roosevelt Auxiliary No. 3 U. S. W. V. will meet, at b;lM) P. 21. rX the studio of Mrs. R. ’ . Schaeffer. Mrs. William Charles Hill and Mrs. Ben Dorsey Caswell will en­ te rta in n bridge nt three o'clock at this Woman's Club. Royal Neighbors-of Am-ricn will m eet at 7:30 o'clock t 'fhhf lltild Fellows Hall over the Basket, FRIDAY South fjidc Kindergurdou will resent program at K:0(i o'clock at le South Side P rim ary.School nu. S ditorium. < Baptist Sunday School W ork­ ers Council-will meet at 7 o'clock a t the F irst Baptist Church. Sup­ per will be served. Annual meeting and election of officers of the Sallle Harrison C hapter N. S. 1). A. R. will he held nt 3:30 o’clock at the home of Mi-. W, E. Watson in Ho.se Court. Sanford Hcbornli Lodge will meet at TmO’o'clock at the (bid Fellows Hnl! over the Basket. Rebccknh's assembly delegates will give reports of that meet ng. Mrs. liny F. Sym is w II enter tain the members of the Book lp v e rs Club at 12;3tl o'clock at her home on Crystal Lake. Literature Dept, will have dinner at 7:00 o't lock nt the Woman's Club. Itat-tr ■s.-es Mrs. Elmer Bull. Mrs. Fred T. Williams, Mr |, ,, l It. \\ ilnou, Mi s. E, D Brownlie ntel Mrs l£.'A. Winston. Meliks Club of Holy Cross Ep iscopal Church will hold* meeting and supper at 7:00 o'clock at the Parish llors, ..M rs. M. Millard, will culm tain the incmliei r of lb** l.otfaphttn Bridge Club at liei lioim i n Laurel tf I F" ^ ^ ■ *— - W - * ■■ — ---------- W EDNESDAY. MAY 0, - ■ i|« «■» | | |»<» ------- -■■■ ------ ---- ■ _ , ' ■ " """ " .u" "" J "li :-\vom civs <iii iliT of HoLTcitorf^t- , th reat 0£ Floods Man'Dies As Fire CHURCH KAS.ENJOYAlrt.K MBET In South Carolina Guts :2 Mountairt An cApcriul IntcrcfctifiC' meeting K. E. JBaldvvtn. Tel. 37 Hotels And Club •of tho ' Women'* Guild of Holy Announcement was also made of Dwindling Hourly Mrs. Douglass Gives Party Honoring New Woman’s Club Head Personals Calendar 1 Dr. and Mrs. P. Violent lift Wednesday morning /o r Laurens, Exquisite in every detail was the S. C., where Mrs. Vincent will tmichchrr given Tuesday when Mrs. spend several weeks. E. A. Douglass, president o f the Woman’s Club, cntertaigid nt her Laurie Me Daniel left Monday honu* “The Pines" on Stanford Ave­ for Daytona Bench where he has nue, honoring Mrs. Donah! P. accptcd a position. * Drummond, tho newly elected prosid6nt, and the members of both the present and newly appointed beard o f m anagers of the Ckitj. The'room s of this spacious Hmte were cin v ertet Into veritable h a r­ dens with numerous baskets! of gladioli, roses, snap dragon* Und lovely, seasonable eul flowers; On i tables and cabinet? were howls >f pink radiante nnd Muumn Crochet roses. , * Luncheon wns served at one long and two sm aller tables, which had been overlaid witfl hnndr.nmc' lace covers. Centering the larger table was n silver basket filled with pink radiance rosea and asparagus ferns. Placed oppos'd« th.- center­ piece were tall slender pink tapers It. J. Hordy Sr.,, left Tuesday eve. in silver holders. The sm aller r.in'g for WnMiingtan, I). C., where In hies were, graced with sim ilar he. will spend a week on business. centerpieces. On tile buTTct add serving tables w en large silver candelabrum hold- Symphony Concert To Be Offered At Milano Tomorrow 1)1 ohservanet of Noli uni Mode Week the Sanford Symphmjy Or­ chestra will render a program sit The Milunc Theater Thursday night, ucci riling to 1111 am.ounce* m int nirulc today by Manager J. L. M arenletle. Tlu' Fanfiird Clmral S'..... 1■ was 1 iithusiastn ally ici eived 11 large audit m e at tlo- Milano I:, t ti.aht. Four namliiu vi 1 given r,, . .Mi • Art Inn I’iiaii.iu waepl ioiially pleasing wilb a 'fiiaiio ■ub> Crt>»» KpDcupnl Church w ot held Monday afternoon a t too Parish House. Mrs. W. E. Watson presid­ ed over the (msiness sensinn whpn routine business was carried out. Mrs, II. F. Wh it nor, vice pres­ ident of the Church Service Lea­ gue, told f>f the Corporate Com­ munion for a ! women of the Church on May ‘JO, at which time nil moneys in the blue boxes will he pbleed in sealed envelopes on the plate. Mrs. W hitncr explained th at this money goes ifito a fund which support 13 m isabns, ligxldes all Eehor.ls ami institutes in foreign fields and also two DLho|m in Alaska. . • .1 Plans were made fo r the Men's Club supper to be served Friday evening nt the Parish- House nnd the following committees were nam ed; menu, Mrs, A. H. Stone, Mis. Alexander Yaughnn nnd.Mrx. Jam es Smith; Flowers. Airs. W. E. Watson, Mr . Dcntd) S tafford nnd Mb'* M argaret Young; service, Mrs. B. F. Whltner. Mrs. Minnie E. Jones, Mis. M. Martin and, Mrs. a dem onstration luncheon by the Wear Ever Aluminum, on Mon­ day at 12:30 o'clock n t the P ar­ ish House for nil, members of the Women' and St. Agnes Guild as well as all women of the parish. This is free nnd all w ynen are u rg ­ ed to attend. Mr, Mahan, superin­ tendent of the W ear Even Com­ pany, will give a health talk and announced th at the following luncheon would be served in teh kitchen buffet style,—roast, pota-l toes, green vegetables nnd appleJ sauce. Mrs. W atson announced th at a n< ighhorhood m eeting will be held at Orlando on May 22 and 22 to which ul! women of the Parish were urged to nttepd. It was voted to ^ e rv e luncheons for t he Hotary Club beginning next Tim-day May 15, The members of tin- V, 1*.' K. L. will act ns wnltrosfes during the summer. .The usual M udy classes will he held Monday afternoon following tli - luncheon under the supervision of Mis* M argaret Young. GREENVILLE, 'S. C... May (IN S )—Threat of the crumbling of the Momnioth Table Bock Dam, which would unleash nearly I*,* 000,000,000 gallons of w ater .on the valley below, hourly ebbed today. The two drain leaks in '1110 dyke where discharging 10.000,000 gal Iona with each hour th at passed, engineers estimated, and it was declared th at the pressure on the earthen barrier was considerably less than it wns ."8 hours ago. Kiwanis Club Has Music Program At Weekly Luncheon Mrs. Connelly Is Hostess To Club t.liil i c f i . s b m i iil . R ICH A R D j u i u i i u a n oi (aligns, j s observed todav at the meeting of the Kiwanis t lub at the Forrest Lake Hotel. With a program in charge of Mrs. J. JL Colclough, various numbers were rendered und enjoyed by members of tin* club.’ Assisting E ntertaining in her usual g ra e -1 CHICAGt), May !*.—(IN S )— Mrs. Colclough were Miss Violet ji ns mnuncr. Mr-. A. P» CmmeHv , I be once g re at estate - the late (tank, Miss Frazier, .M rs, Cook, Mrs. Phillips ami Joe Reeves. was hosttxs Ttievihty when tdib Wn* T ftgtlen Armour, a few years ago Oral J. Myers, prominent atUfifltt'KA lo the members of tint | rated as the world'* second richest | t.'ln ej of West Palm Ilcach gave Du|dicnte eluli at it 1*r homo on tin* been practically w (teri nu interesting address in which Park \v*mn*. lb .,eji, gtailioll and >“l in paym ent of his post-wru- It ■ 1 itnl statistics in show the soundness and strength of the lavishly in cd hi decorating the state ami pointed out the trem end­ other ju eitv spring blossoms were ous growth ami development made rootrs of this lovely home. 1in .he la.-t three years. U rging Games of duplicate bridge w eft im>ie of a rpi 1 it of optimism Mr. cnjojn) thuntghoiit the nfternoo.i Mvet 1 id of the progress being hml afte r all the boards had been made in ail lines of activity | lived, st'-tve wcie eimrtteil and tin i.nmii'uit J he. state in face of it was found (lint Mrs. Frank Mil* li r ami Mrs F K. |; umillai wei • It..liters o f h i g h e s t v m r i 'S . At tile I .'a hour 1!)C tallies wc"e clean >1 ii’ul spread with ilninlv C o-1 r BOSTON’, May (IN h) — p jres today caused one dentil nnd destruction of a club house mid two Mountains hotels. F rank Snyder. 3t>. of Pittsburgh, was burned to death nnd fi\e other persons, including two chil (iron had narrow escapes when flames destroyed the club house at Quinaponsettc near Holden. Sny­ der's charred body wns found in the ruins. He-came In Massachus­ etts recently to work on a iKTVVt TO SELECT HKENKY CAMP NEW YORK, May ft.— (INN) — Charlie Harvey, m anager nf Tom llerney, went to White 'Sulphur Springs, N. Y., tada.v to in-pei t Tom Luther'^ training camp. The" Nciv Zealander may get into shape there for h iab o u t witli Clenc Tunney. Camps at Atlantic City and Fnirhavcn, N. J., also nre be­ ing considered. ■of fun. Ur re ’s Itichar again in n new humur ri piece and he lias all the in the-w orld sewed up picture. I!e’s a cocky, ] lad all mixed up in a bar here and in getting out the depression. ('. J. Wolfe, seerttn ry of the Y. M. C, A. nnii Max Cook, of Oviedo, were voted in as new members of the club. Fred T. Williams and I). J. Dooley, members of the auho d hoard wcie visitors. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ --- • ‘God’s Acre” by I)r. tJ. Ik W yatt—Tonight First Christian Church South Side Primary School 1 f .i l i .c l , . 1 I a >ri. Ml!' i':' net blend mid an a 1 'H't wcic *ciM"l by t >i to M e - ' . Th" gm nduded nlil> Reduced Prices All l h is w eek , on 2!» \ 1.1(1 l ir e s a n d T illies F (u tiirl h a n d ( ir e s in d if lc r eri( sj/(.«s a l re a s iin a ld e p ric e s . I)ix Pi ct ur e Now; At Milano Is Bi.<c H I N T S Triumph I'’or S (:\ r 1; 1 Laney’s “The Friendly Brui»‘ Sic K. First St. Drescriplions Filled Drtituptl Sanford And Accurately If INKS I iHintr S la t ion I I.'i . a n fo rd A \ 1 __ _________ — — BUTH BBY Aft OWCN They n 1; lav eami fig*i: 11 of n»mn*r 1 Ifii onlv '■< 1 1 r c l e r r c i i ................ " a - I.m ud h a t C1 1 1 > « ,1 11 i t t spin a i*'r miiM b* * n s i!:i til*'<.i| i i i i 'i o i i t ip is lrn 1-'a sloe m ediately a fte r at the d u b hou.M* Cbildrciih Story Ilnur at 10:00 O'clock ut the Library. MONDAY M ary Lumbrclh Circle of the F irs t Methodist Chuivh will meet nt 3:30 nVliicl. at tlic lioim' of .Mrs. lo in Holt on I’aliiiclto Avenue with Mrs. Bolt. Mrs. .li riiig.iri and Mrs. \\ . J , Laird as hostcssi'H, Itegular nioulhlv Ini-ill. - atnl social m eeting of i*ie Marie tyiifn Misioiiary Sociiti- of the Atellio disf Chureli will i.e held at s nil o ’clock al Die d u m b noiov All member* are uigeil 1 ., atleiul Km b 1 member is asked to I,ru g In m other as the program will I.. “M other’s Day" prog 1 am “ W ear E ver" deiiionstraiina luatheoii iit 12:30 nVl.n!. at lie Finish House for all uicm b.ithe St. Agnes ami Woinenks (lullrtx of Holy Cross Kpi-i opal Cbimli Annual m eeting and elect mu . officers of the St. Agnes Guild m 3:00 o'clock at Du- I'urish House. Study Cluss of Women's (tail,I of Holy Cross Episcopal CJmri b ut 3:00 o'clock at Die Parish House. Pipe Organ Club will meet a*, the Baptist Church ul 3:30 oYInd. (5 K >■*ti) "a with Mrs. M urrlwcntber (J. llewi.. nnd Mrs. Cliffout W alker as hostw a TUESDAY _ ^ M u*!e D epartm ent .»f the W'mn.»«'» Club w ilpliohl legulnr meet- ! f .1111 > Itiiil. \ . 1 1 Mr*., S. M. Abcrcrumbif and sitV*r Mr*. E. S, Hoskins left Wed nesday niurning for HW kton, Ala. where they WI'll' I a i l e d b;. 1)||. ill lies* "of iheir mother Mis* Jessie S Stns't Italic laifton, N, <’.. .arriVi’i ijf. h.vii been , a He Pf^ilCt j ^ 1 i« ^ t l l i a i r t f J t« , I'a lm u liv e S o a p . I lo r Woman's ( ’lu!) Card Parlv Held Tucsdav in 1 \c> |>t iorinl inlci t P o w d er 1 ■) I'lcii o l e was Die lo r l m o h l !; In id e e p a r l y g i v i " Ttie olny aftt"1 ' li foi the m i ' i i i b o o f tile So*- S q u ib li N u r s e r y I’o w d o r, 5 fo r J o h n s o n & J o h n s o n Ila h v Dow d o r, 2 5 c v a lu e ,il I »e|iaiInn m o f tlie Woimin'< Ini, wbi'i, Mi->. 1 b u lb 's f’n ui II, .'1 , Mr*. Kilimiml Meiseli ami Mr I'util l llg g e i w e ic I ■ - ti—,-e.-. F ace P o w d er (piiU'i i’.lcs of l"Vi'l) spurn: (loWel I, With sllup dlognlis, cUI'liaViiport inhulciJ | •i nis and rnggnl lobin.- predomiiiaq u id tly c le a r heatt I lln g , w ere used with plvllsiug cflei t In ik't ,0 at lllg <)>■' du b loilllge win I the faille- liti.l belli pin. I'll And Mmibigaut Face I'owder, $1.50 value Three Flowers Face Powder, 75c value Stfuilibs .Milk Magnesia. 50c value ^1 • t**> I «*r 1 htv i i U f i i nn i*uuu > •»f Liiilm’ \%i*r«* kepi on tallies 1l#*i«»* in flit* i lull flm frt* a fit I a fit r ffjf Richard Hudnut llriljiant ine. (>0e value itu 111 1h*f o f p n » n iv n 0 iiiih 113 South Park Avenue ami are prepared Tirmtc you bettor and''efl'icient service in vulcanizili ;ni General Tire Repairs, We have complete line’ of Goodyear fires and Tubes. k i ti J>J*1Vi*tl, tfi'Hii'tt \V*?!’»* t g!KtUtl I , Mit*. i K. Myer.i and bow els I'D*'', a ituuldv Pytvx Baking dull, wax will In Mrs. Braxton B. Bag ;;*lf, wbill: Mrs. M, Miitafik wlm held low Mine was given a pretty putta J .jdarit, Iti'fie-lilneUtM Ilf eotigf’ultd fruit Kabul, ■liee.ve wafers, pickles and l l i f i * r 1 nil % , till lilt I tiK£ fi'rllim m| (jun, ) were served by tile hu'tesM*. ( f ' r |tl| m I ( l i e «k(ultit*t li t t l l l teil bj Mr*. W alter S. Cole­ 4 L ; i i rt i i % m u o n i f o r l i i u ; man, Mi». E. II. Ashcraft amt Mr-. I n n r I |i 1 1 1|t J 1 it • f m i t « i l l %1111 fit It, •at' Ji There- will • ill* if ) tin 1 1 §*! 11 m i i »it | * r till J r I n I it I* v Allred U II i l r « |i J i i r n i J i Iflitiiil it J a c u u i l u r f i eleven tallies of player* wlm enI Ii h i i l t u i i k ) , h ( p c | i ) f i-rlltiR . t i l ­ le r illiiiirr iilfl In* • »| i I it «***«( I t } a ■j".' mi this lb-light foi aftei noon. f u r i n n i r j i l i i l i i r n r illiM illiK t H ill rn iM *. V m i r I h i t lit*, n r i u * i i u i l f l l i H r i » * i i l I | l a ) l i u t i ^ i i I r i ' l «u l i J i i i u l «!* 11 *(c ijii'n |#T W iaiillm r.) Tiiiiiu !( is unb a question of time un­ til all - (noil-, ui t!u ia |i\ 111 n-it nth pi this oractirall) iiiiiiiless. no 1 hod tif 1cent incut, at people will not run the ri-k of general i" ! . le. *nrger) anil expensite b< ,.!n It/ntinii whoa I hey i t 11 cel lie a tiiu a l of it,|s kind with less • vpi ii-e and no loss of liinc tro n i' ’ori.il nr Inmlrto* oblical/m*. IN STOMACH Irrlrfliijc (’ordially Invited s j m p lo m . NO MORE GAS FOUHEHT LAKE Jatnc* |t, Worth, Miumi; Hinson, Tarnjai; J‘. D. Cnnu Juel:*onville; Mr. uad Mrs. Williams, Miami; Cliarlea F ny, 'Chicago, in. T o ilet Soaps I rented In amlpilatil met hml . ' I• mo I iii.i.n ’ u ld v there was re b« f I rota 1 he itching, ami lie went to sleep thiil night (nr the lir-t lime without .his IrouhtcMinic j li t ’V I '11 pworlli si oil M; ’I''" '' Scott wcie bolder efflaeaS^sBEasoci otePArrivafs SmiCi Side School Audhoriuni I'ri(l;iy S: I*. M. The public is torn ml Kim a a t.' Tarpon S p r'n g s—1 i ’rvi ii.pnient company I'ln r u j Kit* 1 p»iiW |«v- test well for go* and %i ( | It tf *fi rlri i i l u | l u u . I*r( ilium diUe' vicinity. ilN- | r l J i * i % ii.’i i k n u t ) Italy . will eatubllsh 1 tdtips for deep-sea caplaiu* o ld , U jl& th Dalm Olive Shaving ('ream, 35c value .. I iMitilain ftyrlnfft^, $2.25 value Putnnm Dyes, 2 for . * ^ Si|uibbs ( astor Oil, 25c value ^ ^ji ri ri 1 Gal. Alludirt Jug:;. $ 2.«o vdlfWO— ..At.' \ Ag tiro I. $1.5(1 value dy/ ,7 r, ■; ..... yiv Hee Grand Insect I'owder, 15c size 2 for Invery__M yht- 7-:4f> Park und Genova Fndenorninational N'ulcunirinp & General Tire Repairs Texaco Gas and Motor Oils 113 S. P a rk A ve; We Deliver �Jl ... .- • 1' -.T A - H.9*H TTIB 8A N F0R D IlERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, *$$* ‘f l jfeft* t’ ' WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1928 ‘*‘3 T A PE FP . Hickman Wins Toiht .i In Battle For Life KI.ROPB UUYS EXPORTS fenforA D«»y Herald 6 — Help Wanted Male [ant a d r a t e s UNEMPLOYED MAN OR WO,MAN can mnke good living and bc'ow n boss if have small amount of capital. Business established here in Sanford and will clear owner $100 m onthly. Address Box 50 Caro Herald. j» Cosh in Advance ’ #• ^ ie ads, will be received ,tnms and collector sent ilcly fo r paym ent, _............... 10c a lino ” ...... ....... 8c a lino ....................... 7e a line rpnic rotes on r<xlucsL reduced rotes aro for .otivo insertions. ‘words of nverago length [#untcd a line. __ num charge o f 30c fo r 1 insertion. advertising Is restricted eper classification, fin error is mndo The SanI Herald will be responsible fidy one incorrect insertion, »dv<rtiscr fo r subsequent don't. The office should be im m ediate!/ in case of TO ADVERTISERS Herald representative roughly fm m liar w ith rates i and classification will, j you complete inform ation. I if you wish, they will assist i in wording your w ant ad ,it (boro effective. PoUttcn! A n n o u n c e m e n ts ► 'o n Proved Success \ The daily patronage of hundreds of the m irn n tS T K X im sT o f r t n i .i r ix s t h f c t io n l a m n cnrullrliit'* f u r r e - e l e c t i o n to the o f f i c e o r flutK T ln irn tli'tft o f t'u tiltn I uni ruction f o r H c n .ln .ile C o u n ty . M lb jw t to th b P e n m e n , tic I 'r l i i u i r y . V o u i e u p p o r t w i l l lie o p p r c c t n te i i. T. W. LAWTON. 7—Situation Wanted GET A J O n : Tho Herald will run a Situation Wanted Classified Ad for a week at half price fur those who desire em ploym ent. No ads charged. r o u n iiK iiirp- people of Sanford proves that this Classi­ 1 uni ii r a i i t t l i l u t o f o r t h a o f f i c e of S h e r i f f n m l w i l l n t i | i r « c l a t r millp o r t In t h e J u n e P r i m a r y . ' K. B. W A L K E H . fied Section is giving the kind of service I w ish in a n n o u n c e t h a t I am a e iim i l i ta t e f o r t h o o f f i c e o f C o n M otile f o r J u ttI c e of t h e Pence D i s t r i c t No. 4 H em tn n le C ounty F lo riil.i, m i l l J i m u c e . o f t h e P e n c e Dint n e t C o m p r i s i n g E le c tio n P re e i n t s , N o 'a 1. 3, 3. *. 9. 10, 11, A IS, s u b j e c t t o t h e i t r r l a l o n o f t h e P e rn * o erutle P r i m a r y to be h e ld on J u n e i t h , A. I). 1»S», „*' . 1 w ill I ' p p r r c l n t a y o u r s u p p o r t . ; L K H L JK l i l t VAN. ' POIl ,'OSiSTAIII F, 9— Instructions, S L E E P W ELL on a genuine B cnutyrcst m attress. Ihrico $30.50. Gilbert McGriff F urniture Co., 23 E.. Church St., Orlando. everybody wants, and the success of these columns tells of the daily *satisfaction they 10-B Plants nnd Flowers Landscape Service. Trees, Palm s, and shrubs. O. Somtnerchield, Landscape Architect, Nurserym an. The Greenhouse, Elm Avc., 13th and 14th. give. Make a habit of reading these Classified Ads regularly! 11— Miscellaneous HOUSEHOLD FU RN ITU RE: At » cost of only n few cents you can insert a Classified Ad under nounccraenis this heading nnd dispose of su r­ 20— Farms For S a le 1 HONS ACE Springs are nh- plus furniture, household articles, ly guaranteed to please. etc, A Herald w ant ad will find FIV E ACRE tra c t with residence MrGriff F u rn itu re Co., 23 you n buyer. Call 148. on Bcardall Aviv, also tw enty l:irch St., Orlando. FIBRE Bed-davenport suite for aero trac t Painter’s subdivision. Nick Zemovean, living room only $108. Gilbert Bargain, sec Bcardall Avc. McGriff F urniture Co. Orlando. A HERALD Classified Ad. all in cost but a g innt in re- 15— Apartment For Rent Phone 148 nnd un experI »il taker will serve you. 3 ROOM furnished apartm ent. P rivate entrance. 218 French Avc. ”* tested for glasses by Dr. Lris. Opposite C ourt House. FURNISHED APARTMENT with bntli ami garage. $3(1 per month. |Me or Granada Dry Ginger Mrs. A. K. Powers, IH7 W. Ninth nil 703. Prom pt Delivery. or Library P O Il HTATK O RN ATOII. T o the U e m o c r a llc V o t e r s o f Tho 3Tth S c iu it o r la l D i s t r i c t : — I h e r e w i t h a n n o u n c e m y rtatdlrtaey fo r the D e m o c r a t i c n o m in a t io n f o r St u t e S e n a t o r f r o m the ' 3 Tth Senatorial D istrict composed of Se m in o le nnd H re v n rd C o u n t i e s nt Ihe J u n e :.th p r i m a r y an d If nomlnnteil nnd e le cte d , I a s s u r e one and all n ften to crn lle a d m i n i s t r a t i o n T iin n k tn a one nm l nil fo r y o u r v o le and Influe nce, jt e sp c e i f u l l y , P H I L I P \W llo n K llT H . FOIl t'Ot'MTI* cci.m m isn io n k ii T o Tin* Vonr»» nf S r ml no I.* f h i u n t y I %vl!*h iD .a n n m i n c p th a t I a m a candhtiitc fo r tho o f f i c e o f C o u n t y Conirn1»ji1oni*r fr o m D U t r lc t No, 2 Niihjpit to the H f m o r r a l l o I'rln ifirv to to* h . h l on J u n e Mil. A. IV lV 2h t hnVt* li ve d nnd paid t a n * * In t»r* Political AdvetiNcmcnts iiniti* a n d H»*ttilnole t ' o u n t i « h a in c e t s 7S and I h a v e uUvayH t»r«*n a D«*m • F O Il T IIU I.E U I*I.A T U IIH »k’ rut. Soli ject tv (h r bji jh one hi it g D e m o ­ D. U . <1* IIA IIU N , c r a t i c I ’ rh.vnry, 1 *.er»by n n n o u n c * * * « ve Kunford. my c a n il'd aer for lUa U u U i o f l l r p r n s c i i t a t l v r * a s a m e m b e r of 1 1ro u p 3. rf nom I no le d t p l e d x * TO THB YOIBIIN HF NIMIINOI.H COUNTY. rnj- tafst r f f i . r t a In h e h n lf o f Ihn I wlali I n n im u u n re t h a t I a m a |..1<1>I..S o f Seinln ule C o u n t y . The e r v l a i r j l i e e i l ,if the peonlo o f F l o y l - eandldiile fo r r e - u lr c t l o li to (he o f ­ ila la T a x It e llr f. e * |lo c la lly re d u c - fice uf v'uunty C u aim iaatu n er f r e m ilo n o f lo cal tav.'H T h l* . In m y D istrict Nn. t. aatijei t tn th e doii plalool c a n In- effi-clo d hy a n S nIuii of (lie v o t e r s In the D e m o ­ lie held via J u n e m io l t .il d ills) rlliu llo n of tha c r a t ic P r i m a r y preponti f i ve cent gasolln a tax ith. A D !s*» It, K. W l t K K I . B a annum u h r S t a t e A on d D e p a r t m e n t . ScHoola! C o u n t I** nml C l t t r * . — p a r ­ t i c u l a r l y tile C o e n l l e s an d C ltle a F oil ( i.iaiK oi' » iitc itiT r o r n T tf honored by (he n o m in a t io n 1 I h im . v.i •............. that I «m a promlMt to d e v o t e nil Ih e r t i e r a y rnndlvL'ie f*.i i. elt.-ilun to live ofnmt e x p e r i e n c e th a t 1 p o ix e x x lu fl. e v <-i h <>t the Circuit Court, a c c o m p lis h Mint end. uf Seinio •' r t •iinly. Florida, sub* It. W. P E A H M A N , J r , Jet I |i> ('•. d<'t lal.in uf the Deni’i- 05 Acres celery lam / closo to cold storage plant W l-4 of N W l-l of N El-4 nnd NK1-4 of N W l-l and Sl-2 of NW l-4 of N W l-l (less 117.4 feet N & S by 218.7 feet E & W in NW com er) section 32 Twp 21 R. 31 Seminole county. Only $215 per acre 1-4. cash, pny to investigate and w rite Mrs. K. _____ :_________________________ ciatic v • id a <>f Seminole County, lu th.. it.itiueraMe Primary Klee 252 Halcyon Arcade, .Miami Flori­ tbui *u ur held mi June bill, A. D. F o n J t ’t t n t T o r i*i4a r n I 0 D U C 1 N G l i n g ’s P u r e P o r k THE MORE YOU TELL: the bet­ da. If."*. I . ttrrt*l»y rtmiuunun m y c un illi!a cy V K DMIini.ASH. i i g e . 117 M n g n o P a A v e . ter results you’ll get. An ac­ t *>r rt*-rli*clltm In lln* t i f f l t c uf -Iuntie#* «>f thi- IVuri*. Hliitrlrt So. 4 FOIl I'U IA T I HIIWKCtTIMl curate inscription o f the a p a rt­ Zi— Acreage For S a l e llu vtnK h* 1*1 f t»Im ttffU't* fo r near)) ATTOItNBY ment you have to rent will find tu n ) Miuin unUi (lii* illn trlct w m si And Found t In retiy tiikn I M . nielluet uf anmirut-t) Into tlif* K m irth n i M r l r t 1 noil ticl iik ti>> cnflitldacy fur Mm a desirable tenant much quicker f f u l J list If Ir-il In iiftklnc t!i«’ v o t e r * than a price and address. Phone It) ACRES Muck Land for Sale. fo r t h e ir Mipi’nrt on m y p r e v io u s ill, FIND genuine Kiddie , w fl)r nn ltl! , llk(.r The SE. 1-1 of the NW. I-1 of m*or*| ith Ju-Htlff • *f ill** iV a r w and P r i m a r y . I w i l l a p p r e c i a t e a n y ti|tnln«»f m y t.*• ?*t e n d e i iv o r * to J4lv*» s u p p o r t g i v e n in* by t h e p e n p le loop, at Gilbert M cGriff FuroiSection Hi T. 21 S. R. 32 K. Plow­ oil the pfopli- a M|uar«* J t n l v i t t i a n d ns* l ir e t h e m . If e l e c t e d , w ill ko. 23 K. (’hurcli St. Orlando. SIX ROOMS and garage. Nicely ing well land, undeveloped, for jUiHtlro ti* all 4114)1 Utrk’l lit're live give In Mill d u l l e s nf Mir u f l i r n in) furnished. Reasonable rent. Ap­ sale at $5(1.01) per acre. 10 per to the I iiwm. v e iv best service* 5r \V. LOVMLU W . K W H ITE ply 801 Magnolia. Phone 280-W. cent discount for rash. Fred T. FO Il N flR IU F F Ml; Many people have found > i ’|,'i.*r i.'i, \PA RTM FN’TS- ftim Williams, Sunfonl. Florida. I h e r e b y n n n u u n n e m y s e lf a* . t Herald Classified Ads bring I V* ‘ ** , Koit r t n \ tv ( v n n ih H in H :u is bed, 3 mom and garage. Atr n n d l d a t v f u r s h e r i f f uf H cnilnule f u Inh (n niiiioiiti* «• (hut I 4tm ii C o u n t y s u h j r c t •jil rcsulLs. The cost is surtu I h e n o t i o n of fu r th»* u f fle v nt C o u n t > t h e ih 'iu i/e tn tlo p rim ary to be Jtcly small. S atisfy your linclive sum m er rates. Apply 801 22 H eal K a ta te F o r E x c h a n g e «'Aiiilht^t*‘ t 'o m m l ^ l o r n 'i f i nm l*lntih*f lu h e ld In t h a e a r l y p a i l of J u t . e I V l l Magnolia. Phono 280-W, Hllhjfit In (hi* ittT Ixlnli of ihr \ • tv with a Classified Ad, Phone v e r y rexpectlvely. *•!;$» in k* In* I n-miii t ut l<* I'r im u ry t*» K h f l i t ADY. for .service. FURNISHED four rooms and W ILL TRADE Rose Court lot, In* In hi oil J iitir Mb A 1> I '*2“ s r fully paid for for automobile— bath. Downstairs. CI.iho iti. 211 FOIl Fill 1TV fltOXBFFTIMl Must be in good condition. When Laurel. Phone I'.to-W. ATTOHNET lAutomubileH I h e r e b y n iim io n ce m y c a n d id a c y answering this ad give complete f fnt re -e lec tio n to the o f f i c e of C t l l t t U l ’N T Y ANNKHNOIt U F A partm ent for rent nt 317 Park inform ation as to make, model nnd DUDDn C oim ly P ro s e c u tin g A iio rn c y e u lo T A X F.tt Avc. Phone 853—J. k'jre cars and Graham truck*, Jccl t o t h e Will o f t h e v o t e r s In condition of car. Address Box 79 1 w ls ti t o a n n o u n c e t o t il e p e o p le o f H i s n i u i ’le v 'n u i il y t h a t I a m ■ Mm D e tn o e r u M e p r i m a r y o n J u n e 9 ps nmi 13th. StreeL Photic 3. JOHN 11 I. KONA HOT. Small garage apartm ent. Call 251. Caro Herald. c a n d i d a t e fo r 1 C .e l e c t i o n t o t h e o f ­ Modern furnished apartm ents. 2 5 — E x c h a n g e F rig id aire; Murphy steel kitch­ en: G arage: excellent neighbor­ hood: rent very reasonable. Park A partm ents, No. ft. Phone 8 1 R —J . W ILL TRADE: Money Making BiiHtni'sH for good ear. Find no*. 14— Hoonin Without Hoard considered. Atldress 'irad e, Litre JOCINS i COWAN Co. Auto Tho Herald. Jiltor and sheet m etal works. Special weekly rales ut Sanford's honie-like hotel. Ser.iinoh* Hotel. ' French Avenue. Phone 71G-W. CARS: Buy or sell. If you k'h to do either n Herald want |*ill go u long way towards ®itif the trick. The cost is only teliLi. Call 1 18.____________ fic e ,n f T a x A ssessor, d e c i s i o n of t h e v o t e r * c ra tic P r im a l) to be uf I h l e ) c a r A. s u b j e c t to th e In Ihe D e m o ­ h e l d In J u n e VA UOIIA N. F U ll T .l X F O b l.F .F T O ll I w i s h t o Announce t h a t I a t n a civ.ldldat n f o r r e - e l e c t i o n to Ihe — nf - t e m l n Mlo ’P o u i . t y , s u b j e c t t o t h e e d l o n o f t h e v o t e r * In t h e D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y t o he h e l d In J a n e . Y o u r s u p p o r t w ill he a p p rtM a te d . JN O . O JIN K IN H jp n it f b o f I'k a i 'k r u n n ix T itiF T m i. t u t u T h i s m t o t im i o u n i'c D*y c s n d l d * r y f o r J u s t i c e of t h e Peer**, I d n l r l c t No, t . s u l i je o t t o t tu* w i l l of tlie I 'e m o c n iM i : v o t e r s Juio* Clh. Nunford, L a k e Monroe. P o o l* . Lake M ury, t.n n tw o o d , A ltam o tite ^ a n r l n g q a n i l F n i g a t C i ty , c o n s t i t u t e th e ab o v e dlx lrlcl. If e le c te d , I p r o m is e a n honest n u rtu res-lik e n dint n U t rii Mon frai from Mu* u r u u l m e d i l lr e u m e n i '* * g e n e ra lly e o n n ec trd w ith Ib l* o f . f o ii (Political Announccmcn(s) r o i l r u r v x r s i i ’n i n T i : \ i i u o r I 'l'u iiic i M t T i u i-rio a FLYING IN EUROPE sT I w i s h In a n n o u n c e m y o n n i ll i to r i lo r th e office o ^ ftiip rrln ti'n ile n t o Public In stru c tio n of Sem lnol M ount)', vutiJeM t o t h e w i l l o f t h e v o t r r n In t h n p r i m a r y J u n e 9. f o u r a u pport will h r a p p re c ia te d . M A Y 1IBU .V : M A X W E L L . TO T U B V O T B I I S O P M .M IN O l.i: COUNTY 1 w la li t o a n n o u n c e m y a e l f n r n r;im ilitate t o r t h e s t a t e le n la la tlir e In g r o u p S. S e m i n o l e O o t i n ly , s u b J n 'l t o t h e lte m o rrn tlc P rim ary J u n e 5. A. IV, lt»2*. n m l w i l l n h l i ’e liy t e t u l l n o f s a m e . I c o r d i a l l y notIclt y o u r s u p p o r t . J . It. l.V L K S , £ INCREASING IN WASHINGTON, May 8.— (IN S) — Europe purchased $580,394,000 worth of American exports during the first throe months of this year, the commerce departm ent an ­ nounced today. This represents jj, ncnrly.hnlf of the to ta l. SPEED EFFICIENCY All Ships .Must Have Ticket Of Air*Worthy ness Before They Are Allowed To Carry I’jt.ssenges On Airway Trip BRUSSELS, May 7.—Aviation in Europe has mivancoii by Iyaps and toiimis. The airplane in vvh’eh I tame* from Croydon Airdrome, FOtt C O U N T Y J I I I I I K 1 h e r e b y ann uutice m y c a m l l d a r y England, weighs fourteen thous­ fur re - c l e c flo t i lu the o f f i c e of C o u n ty J u d g e o f S e m i n o le C o u n t y . and pounds nnd .can carry a load F lo r id a , s u b je c t in the w i l l n f the Pem ncnM Ie V oter* of Se m in o le of forty three-* hundred pounds, County, In Ih e D e m o c r a t i c P r im a r y The wingspread is eighty-four feet. electio n tu he he ld J u n o S i l l : 19.'* J A S . • 1. S l IA IlO N . The cabin enn carry eighteen pas­ sengers nnd a htewnrd; the cockpit t : •■ has places fa r two pilots und there , I'O t t T A X AHHF.Stum I hereby npmiutn;e to Mu* people is a large cotppartmcnt for bag­ of Seminole- County that I ntn a oil rut l<lHit* fo r tax asuv'siuir eulijecl gage. to tho declaiuu o f the voter* in As soon a* the machine is the Democratic t’ rlmnrv to be held In Juju* of thl* year. I have lived wheeled to the field from « han­ In tjrange and Scmlnole m u n li e s gar, nil htrutg ant' wires are exfur in year* l have nerved ' u* ailerons, tail, county commlaeloi.ei' on and off, nTimed, the body luf 12 years. I have made my liv ­ fuKilngt! nnd enhin arc gone ovef ing raising stock and cllros fruit nml farming. 1 prunon* t » I d every hy two inspectors. The engine is taxpayer curry hi* proportionate then inspected. All sparkplugs lire aliare uf taxes hy viewing the pro­ perty personally. Your Nupport taken out of the fourteen cylinder will In- appreciated. Armstrong- -Jaguar 385 II. 1\ enK. H K 11, IIK 14., gines. There are three engines on each ship. All oil filters, pipelines, springs nnd tappets are examined. F O I l t 'l l . M T A I I I . K I h.'reby announce my candidacy Air Worthy Ticket fur i nnntnhle for tho fuurth dieNo machine is perm itted to take lrlrt, subject (<■ the will of the voter* In H.o Demor.rnMc prlmury the nir without nn “nir-w orthy'' of June 3. Your vole will h» upticket. The result of thesn oxnniiuHireclateil. Jl. C. (Iloli) W I M * » X . nt ons in th at the Im perial Airways have flown machines more thnn 3,099,099 miles nnd have carried l u l l COl'NTt CtlMIIINXHINBIl more than G4.UU0 passengers with tu a n n o u n c i n g m y c a n d i d a c y Hit PiO liinlseioU er *d Un- 3rd L»l*lrlcl of only ono accident in tlie past three Se m llO 'le C o u l d ) . 1 lie I ell) p l e d g e in> s e l f t o a n a h u i l u t c l y Ilnp.irM i ‘ nnd one-half yenrs. A fter n plane has flown two l i t l f n t l o n t o t h e vvelfar ■' uf Mil' til*** i r l c t u s a w liole. S h o u t 1 1 1." 1Ill'llll- hundred hours it is completely dlslio l u ll e d a n d e l e c t e d Mu r .' Will 1 > b u i l t t o r p r l v a t " l.rlll'f il of niantnlnl nnd a new machine con­ nu> ..tie m a n I w i l l sei ' Mull u •I fill structed. it ts l u in) n o w or Mint III! III X The passengers take th eir seats lull ile II is i n III) d lsl i tlitneil. v u i'u lltiu a Mu u i u i h Ii e*t 1,1111XIIt I. •Ik in the cabin for the journey to it,,, i it v n l d e p m i i e i i j ..I t h e I 'u o n t v France nnd Brussels over the chan­ T h e t* o o ti l v 's b u s i n e s s s l i u u ld lie i ••tiiimtu4i ii V run iIN It pi 1VU1•• Ituv* nel. The "nil clear" signal is giv­ 4 ) f (II IIIs II I'XN, 'I Ik.• Iu\pa> i t’ 8 V\ I1 from* the Croyden control |»" If11<lie > In run 1li«- i *rmIII > f-lin uM en Hi. lower. Tho machine taxles slowly ■ t n Ivi*li inti . lit!’ 4*11»|f Ilf «*IH**’ • iinintN). *i uml 1*4114 ».»nl nf ‘ *M(1tl f % ** across tin* ground and t kes the l»i H»f •Y1iii*- •1 IkN 1•• U ll.l 1 i“ 4.4. kIIK 1 it.it* air without apparent effort. ■ 1ti t III■ii .1. iil>• t ut I’ .n * It 41 r* i-PI. nl >>l SoillllM l| i VmihM The plane circles slowly tovrr of III •Hi K « .•lllll ‘1 1.4 1•411t* S ' **III I11*4! • ■oof X VV'1w' Till oft M mIII I »i|,uiur London. Tb.. Thames passes beI'.mill * lor Jo o , i o and a taneatli like a liroml muddy-brown pay el all lls- time. Make yoot oil r hlmii. Soon we are passing over III IIIV *-s! Ill* lit tllllt « III hi *llg y "l divoblob* ) **n I v >,1• l*'i no will (•* (lie suburbs. A fuggy chill enters llpio ei'l.lte.1 lune Mo II* (lie plmu- and the pilot switches on W I! II \ t.l. A I a heater. Soon (lie suburbs were fa r be­ ( l . e / n l N o U cun) hind and the pique passed over rill II r I t f TUB i 1*1 VIA farm ing country. We m ust have IN t i l l J| lii.r:, s l j l l l V tir.B T f i l l M l , paflxi'H tKnn fifty golf s 'l'v r i: u f F t.n u n * t. in u i : T i n : k s t a t i : o f m b m b m k courses. There are many in E n g ­ II I ' l l m ild , Dt-ccnscvl. land. IN 1‘HOHATK The plane is flying low. A lti­ F I N A L A O T I t lJ N.itiee le lurch) given that the tude m eters are placed for the con­ und- i -Ign- d will, un tin tSMi il.ty «>i Mav A M I92X, present tn Ihe lluli- venience of passengers in the ca­ III al.h Fulint* Judlle nt s. llllnnlc bin. The plane ivas at u height nf Fbtrlda. Ilia tln.il I .‘ Ml lit, 1,000 feet, skirm ishing a heavy nci-uiihi nnd vuinhers u*. admlnlsi rut,.i I’ nin Tcs| ami-ntn Aimexn dc fog hank. Inline lien, uf the Ketule ut vlenrgc The pilots then tuned in tlie II gel mild, drcensell, and at said lo to tilnc, Midi, and there, mat.** ivppll- control lower at Croydon cntlun In Mm e.tld Judge tuc a final ■ure the man-iiiade bud was on h*-MI• in* ill uf hi-. ndmlnlsM nlbm nf nit 1.1 eat-ite, nnd fur nil order ills- Its rig h t course. FLYER TO DEPART . 6 MODESTO. Cal., May, (IN S )—Using un all-meta^ oplanc. Captain Charles; {Khi| ford-Sm ith. A ustralian w ar nee, and Lieutenant George R. i* 1' U. S. Naval Reserve aviator* wPVii :ake off from hero in the nehr f u t­ ure in nn attem p t to clrcum nari* k gnle the globe in 24 days or lcs$, according to an announcem ent Is­ sued by the two flyers. •,a fl Tho flying pnlr have been _ _ ciated in aerial projects fo r soma - j time. In recent months they mod* J. several attem pts to s h a tte r th a then-existing world’s m ark fo r en­ durance flying over various Northern California a ir field*. .; J Once they came within an hour • * and n half of lowering the old record, then held by the Germ an J airmen, Johan and Risticz. Their endurance attem pts ware., all made in the huge tri-m otored , Fokker. monoplane, Southerti Cross, which wax used by Captain George II. Wilkin* In his -aef* “ expedition over the North Polo in 1929. CAUSES SENSATION i'M EICF.STER, Eng. May, 5. LEICESTER, Eng. A pr. 23.— (IN S )—A sensation has been cauled in e^ciulastical circles by th a n ' action of Dr. Bardsloy^ B ishop oi ' laincnr.tcr, in placing the parish of St, M nry“de C astro here “un­ der discipline,'’ because of a ser­ ious dispute between him self a n d . tho vicar, the Rev. J . W. P. W*Yren. The dispute was precipitated b p the bishop's demand th a t Dr. W ar- . ren should discontinue six specified Anglo-Catholic' practices. The vU car conceded five of the polnta, b u t refused to accedu to one demand. The bishop then took extrem e *e» lion, discipline, lie refuses to visit or recognize it, o r to confirm any of the children. Diocesan grant*, If any, relative to the parish are now withdraw n anil the license of th a curate is suspended, that none to receive cmfwycmfw The vitnl paint in the dealock la th at none hut sick persons shall to allowed to receive Communion from the Reserved Sacram ent. This Mr. W arren declares must remain w ith­ in die province of the parish priest, and he refuses to surrender th a t position. TO TEAC1I HISTORY LONDON, Muy 5. - ( I N S ) — Fnr the purpose of establishing • C hair <’f American H istory in th a University of isindon, where a lec­ tureship already exists, a London Committee has been formed to co­ operate with the Committee formed of the movement. Tin* utiject of the movement is to. raise a capital aunt oi $150,000 tha income from which will be used for the salary of tin. P rofessor ami to sonic extent fnr the provision charging him as ruch Ailmlnli*lral * and maiiitenance of a library of ui cum IcMtttmcntu ainicxo do hunt* Camel W orth More Than Wife linn American history in conoection l > i i e . | t h i s t h e 21 d a y n f xrarc.li. A I F ' I V V -------------e---------------- .— ....... F A M I’ IIKLL IlOSSON Lord Loch, well know n'in B rit, As admlnlstrnmr cum test- a wife, was the declaration of a na­ a m e n t., a n n ex u de t m n l s tive of Egypt who recently o ffe r­ ish literary circles, ha > to rn chair­ mm nf the Kstatc of fJcora» ed both to on English clergyman. man uf the committee. II. Kcrnald Decragi-d. He first offered the wife for the BRITISH COURT Ol'ENKD IN TUB r i l t c i IT r o r i l T OF TIIB equivalent of $25, “ Why do you TVVI'.NTV T lllttn JUDiriAL w ant lo sell h e r? ’’ he was naked. • m e t it n r ri.uitiD A . in an d LONDON, May 8.— (IN S )—In FOIl kBXIINOliB COUNTY. IN “She ia old and fights,” wns tho (iiA x rn ti. laconic reply ‘‘Then she would an atm osphere uf splendor and K A D o ftiL A H h . C o m p la in an t, fight me," said the clergyman. m ajesty, King George nnd Queen VH K. It A S H C R A F T , a s R e c e i v e r of “ No not nn English gentlem an,” , Mary held theit first court of th a S B XI l \ ‘<H.K <3 (I 'N T Y RANK, u b u n k i ln ; c m iu um I Inn. c t ill. D e- wns the answer. The offer being senson in the m agnificent threne refused the native then offered the *room of Buckingham Palace th is fem lanl s it it in: ii o r ih ni.it'ATitiN. camel for $100. Asked to explain evening. It avas nf more th an ordi­ T IIK HTATK O F FLO R ID A TO:* CI.A ItiHKA » ( l l t l N N K L U tho difference in prices, he replied nary interest -to American* hecauxa ■ K linWleH- Vlllc. N e w Y ork. und of the large num ber of American* I. A 1*1)11 R K I L L K , pill*'. I n f r e s l - curtly, "Camel to tte r than wife." presented. iletiC" link no** n It u p p o n r l m i fr.im n s w o r n Hill Straw berries grown in this enun’ nf C u i n p l n l n l fll«'<I lit Mils c u u s e by Plnnt C ity—City pnrehusen 5..) llm c o m p l.'iln u n l Mini ) nil C L A R - try in the past 12 months totaled IHH.V II C R I N N C I . I . a n d L. A iN tR - 297,000,000 quarts. feet new fire hose. (Ice. 15— Apartment For Rent 2G— Misccllancoufl For Sale F o n STAVH BENATOM HUPS-MARMON O. 1*. II CO N D O N . f hereby announce a* a candidate Sinfnrd Automobile Co. to succeed myrolf ■* Senator from F O I l T l l « I . K t l i n i . A T l ’I l E 1Magnolia Ave. Phone 137. YOUR VACATION. Going to Day­ the’ 37th Henatorlul district c i m I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e my c a n d i d a c y tona Beach this Sum m er? Wo posed of Bemlnolo Ilrevnrd C oin - f o r tlie L r g l r l a l u r e (M r-uip 1) r u b tier suliject to tho Democratic ) e c | t o Ihe w ill o f -1 hi'A u t e r i nt Hem ■Business Service specialize in beach properly mid primary to be held June bib. 1941 l ie ile F o u n t ) . In tlie p r i m a r y to will be glad to assist you in find­ If elected I promise lo continue heh DELIVERY by our own PAYING BUSINESS FOR SALE: to work for the beet Interest uf the rid n n J u n e 'f>, 1321M. Jl. LOUD. to Sanford, Just the same ing a place. Call or write us your Very libr’ral term s with small dlHtrlnt und I Invite you to my FO Il TAX A M K H m tt ord on ruch Important ley i l l a ­ |'f you lived in Orlando, Gilbert ixxjuirements. CAMPBELL REAL down payment on business th a t is rec f w i s h t o n n n u n nee ni> c u n ilb liic y tion a* good ro*d*. conservation of ESTATE CO. 90J Main St. Penin­ Griff Furniture Co., 23 E. established and paying. If you ara o u r natural renouice*. reduction " t fnr the nfflce uf Tu v A hhchhiii 111 sula Side, Daytona Bench. Snhjrci tu the tiatt taxea and education. I *»k Seminole (’ lim it). fh St. Orlando. in the m arket for n profitable bus­ ■the uf t h e vnleri* In t h e J u n e support of *11 lu / a l Dvinocrata. w i l l iness investigate this. BOX 1279, i'rln in ry . J . J I-A I U liK I t. 1 G — H oilhch For lteni IV Nipper. Signs nf nil kinds. J O K D r u n T I 'N D K N . Care HERALD. F O B C L K ItK C IH C n iT - F U l'H T Sanford P aint & Wall Paper 5 ROOMS nnd hath. Garage. Flor­ 1 h e r e b y i n n o u n r i m y c a n d i d a c y TO T U B VOTKHH n f 11:111X01.1 BOUNTY. f o r '.th * offlc* of c l e r k , o f llm al Heights. Phone 78-W. f w i s h In nnnniincii Mini 1 am • U lrFU U F o g r l . s u b j e c t 13 l lm a c t i o n 1 1* c a n d i d a l * fur r e - e l e r l l n n to the nf. u f t h e v u tH i* m tL o J n n n F r t m u r y R. A. HALVERSON ATTRACTIVELY furnished *1 flee uf F n l l l i l )' CninmlMil J * r r f r m n H. It. D KA.t painting, ln t* rln r d « o r a ­ D i s t r i c t Nil I. s u b j e c t t n Mi* d r . R K I L l .K , u i- eai'ti a n il e v e r y r e s l room house, lint w ater and g a r­ ting. Phone 432-W. I'lslnn nf Iti* V n t e ls III t h e l>eiiin d e n t s of II Hlllle nr CiiilltM ) o t h e r r u n FON S T A IH.IO age. Rent cheap. 1217 W. 2nd St. BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot bridge ' I w i s h t u a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y c r u t l c I ' r l m a r y t n u , h e ld u n J u d i t b a u I b e S t a l e nf F l n r l d u . a n d Miul t il" p r e s e n t a d d r e s s n m l i d a i e of l.SSFKR Service of all kinds, MODERN 5 room house., close in. deck cruiscf. th irty inch draft, f u r t h » o f f i c e u t c u n e t a b l e . D l i t r ' c t 3 tli, A. D. l » l l J O H N MKIKCII. r e s l i l e n e e n f Mi** ib’feiolMlit, C L A I t No. t , S e m i n a l * C o u n t y , » u b j e c t t n l a tiA U. U 1 H N N K L L a* p a r l i i 'U l n r ne 570-W or 3302. C. E. Phone 830-W. Call 2300 Mellon- fully equipped, sleeps six. Price t h e w i l l o f t h a v 'l t e r * l a t h e D e m o ly as Is k t m w n Is K n o w l e a s v l l l " , IO IH T tning. reasonable, !’. O. Box 938. c r a t l o I ' r l m a r y u f J u n u C. present I hrreh) fiiuiuuni'.- my rami lit my New Y o r k ; u n d t h a t Huvllle Ave. ______ ' ___ 4•f refill 4*nu L A TATR. null |ilfli'p r* ‘ n 4 4 r u n i t. F it k o f i t m r i t i r t i i T rt« m n :i A -1 1 * 1 H lit . WIGHT PRINT SHOP 4|. f4 U f u r tho vifflco u f F l r k u t flm O lrONE 4 und one (1 room house. All lilt II.tun: 1rii.it >nil u ml **i»4 F o n to n te r »lii.r. •'lilt Court niilijoet In Mu- » 111 uf MPPy service on any thing in m odem im provements. Cor. 13th FLORENCE Oi! rook stoves ore litre nf 1 w « » O Vl‘l‘ fluI W'lsh lu antiqunr* Mint ! * m a Mu- voter* nt tlu* It-'inui'i a l l v I'll* urf [Pfitiling. A phone call will get and French. Phono 298. Enquire >t*Uif* unil ( 11.TI III* It* | b f«n pel absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert .(niuljifutil for llm iifflri- viI •'•■iiv-l' mitiy un J iiiii' J. H*;" In ilii* Si ill I* iIlf 1‘Inriilu, * atilv.lDIntrlct Nvi. t. SfHiIttuli' I*, i . t h h a 8 i i i : h " roan. Phone 417-W. 9 ltuil- French Ave. Filling Slut ion. McGriff F urniture Co.. Orlando. Ice of u Kumniniis in Chancery u p ­ Fiurbla. xvl'l illnt.rli't I’uinliMnUia A\e. ...n«,tf-in p r e * 8 n c l * Nii'«- I. i 3 *, P. TO T I I R V O T E R * U F NKMINULH on whom would bind you or till) of you 10. J l , I S tfUtiJbct l u I h r w ill " f Mi" COUNTY. FOR REN T: furnished house Vir­ T ll K R K F t 'I IK . Mils is to ciiinIn t h o 'D o m o i'r u M i- F r l m u r y W U!' YOUR 0L1) WALLS 1 v i i - h t o a n n o u n n Hint 1 a m a ginia Avenue, Marvnniu $50. BARBER SHOP for sale. Good viiMxrn fitiiuil you. 1'I.AIILSHA R Ml tt NUI !•*' h o l d n n J u n o 6 lh . A. D i:1.* C a n d i d a t e f u r r i ' r l r c t l u l i l u t h e o f THE NEW WALL PAINT Unfurnished house, lfiOO Magnolia NKLL mid L. A. Ci lit IIKILLK. to Y q i t r H u p p o r h . w l l l hia p p r o i 'l n t d . f l r n u f t ’l i u n t y CnniiiilenloiiYr f r u M business. Jam es Allen, GinderTHING NEW AND BF.T- Avc., near schools, $45. Will rent ” J. JL (V IC ) V IO K K ltY . D l e t r l c l N'u. I, e u l i j r c t l u t h e d a - "til’ ll nml every personal!) be mid appear liefnr" our said Circuit vilic. c l s l u n o ' t h e v o t e r " In l h a D e reo FOIt FURTHER 1N F0R - indefinitely. W rite or Win* F O B COUNTY Jf/D O K r r n l l c I ’r l m a r y t o tie h e l d u n J u n * C oiiii nt Seislnole C ount), Florid*. *U0N, CALL PHONE 23S-J Scruggs. Belle Glade, Fla. In llm I'll) of Hanford, nu Mm I h e r e b y j n m i u m o m y m i n i I-la r y I t h . A. D. 13I I . FourMi du) of June. A. I*. I(*2X, to HO.ST ON HTKKLR. SEMINOLE felt muWresscs, ab ­ f o r t h * o f f l c * o f C o u n t y Ju-lire o f nfi.Pe: :v - c • c o l l k r . s a n make answer to tlie Rill nf Cuitth e m lnol* C ounty, F lo rlJ* . eu b jo c t FI+a . solutely guaranteed, $18. Gilbert t o t h e a c t i o n o f t h o , D e m o c r a t i c FIVE ROOM fum fshed house. See iilutnl Mils da) filed attains! you F u ll JUSTICB OF rBAUie liy llm couiplnlnaiit III Ibis eaus.•. McGriff F urniture C a , Orlando, F a r t y o n J u n o t t h . I*S*. My c a m iiin t r if t no . FOUR V. A. Speer, 411 P ark Ave. p a l s n f o r t h l * o f f i c e la In t h " lia n a * I h e r e b y u n n o u n e e m y c a m l J i la c y nlherwlse tills Hill nf Complaint , Y'S DRUG*! STORE—Preof my friend* tliro tjth o u i t h l* f o r J u * t l c e o f P e a c e o f D l e t r l c l No. Will he taken ns confessed by you L^Ption*. Drugs, Soda. Wo are 5 ROOM bungalow desirable ten-j 27— M o n ey T o L o a n c o u n t y n n d w o » o l l r l t th* e u p p u r *, s u b j e c t t o t h e d e c t u l o n o f t h e mid Mil* rails" proceed " I - pnrte. The mil m e of the s.ild still bi-lliu « your phone. Can 193. a n d v o t e * o f t h * p e o p l e In t h # v o t e r # In t h e D e m o c r a t i c I’r l m a r y nanlT considered more than | that r eila ln c o n iliiK J l e m o r r a t l c I ’r l m n r ) " jo e l o be h e l d o n J u n e f.lh. A. I*, l u l l . a (dill to foreclose of DAV’I D HJ’K K I L . inortiraHe dated - tlie -lulli day M a n . , I f t l i e POOple Ir e III l u eleO S P - v i r iTLb-c KS.- : m i ^ o n 1 A Ill'll. A, D. 13*3, from llle ilefelol----------FUR H »»kHUU.g--------fATTiTe nrfi.' elf res i ■wm -Ttw ** and general cement work. Raynor,-Silver Iutke, I X T T.......xpm —sfnniirt )ii tv 1 amt—rrtrtof residence* and Mercantile Build­ a n e f f i c i e n t , e f f o c t l v o a n d e c o n o m i c J h e r e b y a n i i o u u c " m.r c a n i l ld a e ) ' aid h, ....... 'fo r llir office of cbnktabla. District XtlNNIK P. XIOi i RK. mid PAI'L I! Ie Concrete Co. J . E. Tcr- NICE FIVE ROOM house. 2112 ing* in Sanford a t nn interest rate al i . d m l n l n l r a t l o n . FRANK XIKIHCII. KA.M UBI, A. n W I L K I N S O N . » I, subject .In Ih e'w ill *.f the Voters IMHil.KV.. to m ' Prop- 3rd and Elm. of G j»c. and up, depending on the said XlnrlKaKe I-elin; l.f record In Palm etto Ave. Phone 304-W. Miiitunu" Honk x, on ban- 3*1. oi ....... ... i:. k i Klavv. character of the loan, construction T O T U B V O T I t n s H F a B t l l N U L M the I'lllillc Recilrds of Henilllote COUNTY. [ . r u h R 0 0 F ,N'G:Tho Roof Ev- TEN ROOM bourn de*irnblc loca­ nnd location of buildings. (viiint), Florida. * s fu ii ftiiK itirr I w l e h f.t a n n o u n c * H in t I a m ■ Mrtistitip. McUl S in g le s It Is (i)rHier ordered that llil* tion. Suitable for rooming house C. S. HOAG & COMPANY c a n d i d a t e f o r r e - e l e c t i o n t o t h e o f . I h e r . by a i i n n u n c e m* c a n d i d a c y Nolle.be piilillhlied lu the Hunfoid " r. tin arul galvanized or two families. Located a t 492 7 W. Church St., Orlando. f o r r e e l e e t l n l i l o t h e o f f i c e o f s h e r ­ , f i r e o f t4 « u n ly C o m m l* * lu tier f ro m ' D U t r l c t No. 1. s u b j e c t t u t h * d u ­ i f f oT H e in ln u le t*v»unl> s u b j e c t In Hern Id, ii newspaper pulilletied lu --— ( ■■ * H- Cowan. Oak Oak Ave. Apply W. H. Lo^ig 117 of ihe » . .i e r * In th». Helifi.rd, Heml||o|" Cnulll)'. Flot lilu. el*!. m o f t h e v o t e r * In t h e I> em o . t lie a c t i o n ikand Third St. Phone 111. • M ortgage Loans c r h l l c P r l n - a r ^ r t o b e h e l d o n J u n # D e n m c r a t l o p i l i u n i ) l o be h e l d n e x t once a Week for four it) consec­ Magnolia. ■ _________________ J u l i e . I w i l l MCI" • • 'b i t e > o u r utive weeks, mid u copy thereof m Improved residence and business itih. A. D. U he rn*lteik"lo each of tin- defend­ F R A N K E V A N S . . s u p p o r t I t n s p r e t f n i l) y o u r s , '^u0nb!^^' ^ I,, 1^‘ 'r fp alrln g , piano 1 <i —Houses For Sale ants named In this Miller. property. F XI. H A N D . o p tr,,.^ ’r with 17 yenra WITNKHH iny nantl nml nfflrtnl r o u a i i K n i r r Ilaldwln M ortgage Co., seal of llm Circuit Court of (lie FOR i n x e r l l i l .K I h e r e b y a n n o u r . r e m y c a n d id a c y ir.j p i. ' ^•'nfonl music *U*re SIX ROOM HOUSE: Rcgnrdlcss See our local Counsel, Twenty . Third Jodlt'lnl Circuit of 1 w ish tn an n o iin re th a t I *m a f o r t h a o ff ic e o f K h e r t f f i n f HernlnW l‘°rM ' Me Lander A r- o f'w h e th e r your* is aix room* of S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida. ole C o u n t y e u h j e c t t o t h a w ill of c a n d l d a t " f o r Hie u f f l c " n f C o n ­ rlii* Hints of Florida, In mid for ^ j Y i oae 8,11. sta b le . D ialilei N . ^ - t . K e m ln i i 'a 8cuiln<>l" County, on thl* llm IT.lit i* » ■■■ --»• t h e v o le " # a t th * J u l ie r f l m a r y . sixteen, some one in Sanford is ___ C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , s a i d I M s tr l r l c o u i- tin) of .(aril a D f ’ TX, J . F . H o C L K L I .A N D . 29— Permanent Waving looking fo r Just the place you n r i e l n i f K le cM on I ’r e c l n c l e N o ’#. I, V I:. I a •»(TOLAHR Help \\ anted Female tv*i k Firi'tiit fVuiri. l.\3 . 4. 3. 10, II A I "r subject to have for sale. A Herald C lassify FOB ATATM I.Btilaf.ATI HF. Permanent W aving—lovely n atu r­ T^o Ry A. Jl. Week* I w i s h t o - a u n n i i n o o m y c a n d i d a c y I l ia - w i l l u t tin? v o t e r s In Itie D r i n o Ad will connect the wires . . . they e r n t f c P r i m a r y m tie h e l d o n J u n o Deputy Clerk. ood eh*k Dressm akers al permanents a s low aa $5-00. f o r t h e P l a t e L e a Is) u t il r e ( C r o u p (HJ1AL) reach more people d a l ^ than any S th . A. 1). u:s. . , . , r i a u d w i l l a p p r c e l t e s n p p n r t In **»»** n ^ ns,'tcher. Mrs. H ath509 First N ational Dank Uldg. l in t j i r l m n r y f o Tie h e l d In J b n * . in ur Y u u f s u p p o r t w ill ha s # p r e e l a t e d . Ho dtnut'l It. P iiih to n , H n llr llu r for Ayi. '* '* * * , 1410 g. p a rk other medium in Seminole County. Phone 489., A. D. ( A r t i e ) S M ITH . C u m p lu ia u n l. u I*. HAM AN. 1UJ will get aervlce. | •ijS -ClassifiedBusiness ■i u I ’ HEMSTITCHING f t »! 4*i t ,-iCf FOR GOOD cats, try Kent’* Lunch Room, 109 W est Flr*i Street. 7 9 D r - C le a n in g •Hnff-Mac B attery Co. 117 F.a*l 2nd. Street. iKi '■A Singer Sewing Machine Shop FOR THAT cold of yours—take Sold— Rented— Exchanged Chiropractic adjustm ents. Dr. Easy Paym ents W. E. McDougall, 308 N ational Phone 80 North Park, Valde* Bldg, Bank Bldg, l ’honc 482-J. L unch B oom THE LONG-LIFE BATTERY - q .: Batteries .f iU R d ■;7i Directory Oiiroprnclic Specialist • n ' f, r it: .0 SANITARY STEAM PRESSER T. Odorless Dry Cleaning. PhoM 9G8. 114 N. Park. ’ , v .^ I'uinlH and Wall I'aper Axvnings SUN PROOF PAINTS SEM INOLE AWNING SHOP. W ater S paf ‘Vurolshca and Ena* Awnings, Window shades. T arp au ­ melt* Velum ina F lat Wall lins. Anything of Canvas. 309 E ast Paints. Persian clay jesso. plaxtico 2nd. Street. Photic 11. moulding clay and Plaque#. San­ ford Point & Wall P aper Co. G. U« Auto Tops S tu art, I'ropr. 112 W. First St. : SPENCER TOP SHOP. C urtains Furniture Cushion* and Seat Coverings. WE BUY or trade in used fund* West Third S treet. - lure. W agner F u rn itu re Co. --------- - - . j 1■ m m M 1/ i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 09, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 09, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 09, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4353472637a0cdd605ad2272f4c198ba.pdf 8d5520621791d51b3dbee1bdab5029f0 PDF Text Text •/ .. ‘i i ■ t o r n N B ____ Florid*' and * * t w » » ot l f d In Ftbrldn’ s H e a r t. r^forid’H G reatest V e g e ta b le jn.Hs R ich est G arden L an d Florida, fair laotgla and I 11 N U M B E R 207 Leased Wire Inlcmntlonal News Service l u m r x ix |VERDUETO SANFORD FLORIDA. A BankerIs Kidnapped And >Drun »fAIM RobbedNear Washington; lliAK Alinlll Suspect Nabbed By Police IIIFU1 PROBE i"*»*• M A Y 10, 1928 ulet r l •Ml • A re Denounced In Speech FAVOR By Head Of Trade Body .Ul t i. Mu » i t ; ARTYTAXCUT • MI WASHINGTON, May 10. (IN S ) pro aching. This Is the d*y when WASHINGTON. May 10— (INS* saw the kidnapqr escape and drove — America is cursed with a plague tho self-anointed, tho holler-than— A strnnae tale 'of kidnapping the Kcphurt enr until he came of self-seeking patriots who are thou, the reformer for pay, the Govi fanatic and the crack-brained, the N e w Y ork < was being investigated t'duy fol* across a Maryland motor cycle ....________ completely obsessed with the^ deG entlem an's ___ AR fcom en tM nde Sanford Public Utility Man publicity lover and the profession­ policeman. Whcroby InSUrRCnta AreTo lusion that the road to the Whits al patriot arc crowding to r the b n n o s itio n To Cabinet b w in * the reported experience!* .»f Professes To Kn< Tells Of Folder Attacking' About 3 o’clock this morning j m_ r i n m o m l K- P‘‘rciv*»1 Wilson. 45. secretary Aid Adminstratlon For Re- House runs through a sewer, w. Nothing O f E fforts i . ' • Muscle Shoals I^Rislalion Kephnrt staggered into the H ead t o l j e m « n u of the Natlonnl Savings and trust K. Humphreys, chairman of the spotlight. tendon Of U. S. EstateTax " I f you were to listen lo the soldiers' home hospital and report­ In Power PropagandaProbe Federal Trade Commisison, told and Leonard II. Kephnrt, Made In H is the United States Chamber of clamor you might believe that pol­ B ^ B O T B $ n f e s t | g 5 S 2 U ..f .ifHniliiir, .dent* ed he hnd been held up in the itics is a vast, pufrid cesspool, und soldiers’ home grounds nt K o'clock Democratic Tax Cut <• M Commerce today. • Virginia Campaigns ist, Inst night. Denies Control O f Humphreys lias been a center of that the purity of those engaged In Wilson reported to Montgomery Inst night, robbed of his automobile Doomed To Defeat controversy on tho commission, it is measured by the scandals that School Text Books County, Md., police about 10:30 and mnoey, nnd luy on the ground for hours unconscious from a blow his opponents chnrging he was one |they can -hold up to tho public Inst night he had escaped from a Couzcns Leads In Deal That he received on his head from a man of the men used to "puck" the com­ goto. holdup nmn after having been kidDiscloses He Was Author Of "In Mich n state of public hys­ Spells Defeat Of Mellon mission. • . nnped nt the point of n gun, and he thought t<* he about 25 years • Anti-Boulder Dam Editori­ teria, calm and just judgment is Chief Executive Digressing from a eulogy of the •ild. Proposal On Estnte Taxes when he had Itecn tnken more than al Distributed To Papers Suon lifter Wilson told his tale, Trade Commisison. Humphreys impossible. Tho innocent ate 0'S a mile in an nutomobile Inter found He Has Authoi likely to Buffer' ns the guilty; nrt<l olon Asserts He Re­ to lie registered under the name of the police, checking up on the car WASHINGTON May 10(1NS)' irntle a slushing attack upon 'pro­ the guilty are as likely to go free WASHINGTON. May 10. (IN S ) fessional reformers and patriots’ fund an exploded cartridge it* the ' N o Campaign wrestling Tlie insurgent bloc of the senate fund To Deliver Kephnrt. lie succeeded in >t. - T h e Federal Trade Commission "Tliis is a day of feckless bc- ri the Innocents • the gun from his nssni'.nnt. Will Wilson tonneau. lias entered n gcntleninns agree­ cuxations, of unmeasured denun-* Humphreys sniiT that, the* con­ today turnrd its spotlight on al­ [ Delegates ToHoover NEW YORK, May ment” to support every provision elation, of muck-raking and mud- dition is a temporary epidemic leged power and trust propngnn-| (IMS) --.Contributions _ and will largely P»*s with the elec­ southeastern of the administration's $20:1.000,- slinging," Humphreys said. WASHINGTON. May 10.— da activities in the the -Governor Smith-fory. V 000 tax reduction hill, iu return “ A presidential election is ap tion. gtat op of the country. ifS)—Herbert Hoover wi­ president campaign totals for a pledge that the Federal hs­ red today to bo in for some II. E. Simpson, of Miami, treas­ i stale Tax will he retained, Inter­ $103,310 and the biRgeat *] urer of the Florida Public Util­ national News Service learned to ioYe uncomfortable heckling individual contributor i a * ■m the part of "the allies" ities Information Bureau and the day. William F. Kenny, a Brook­ Tlie agreement will enable tlie |vho arc seeking to prevent southeastern division o f tho Nulyn contractor^ who cwvtrj- M approval of it* own bill, while Jkb nomination bv the Kansas | tiottnl Klcctrir Light Association, defeating the Democratic substi­ buted $70,000 **.of_ „ testified the organizations received tute plan for a $330,000,000 slash Gty convention. $50,000 was a loan, it was Japanese To Have Free Hand Hoover spent an hour on; Demand For Reslirnation Of and spent about $20,000 annuully testified here today beforo in taxes. In ShantunR Province As in behalf of utility Interests. Ithe witness stand before the Standard Oil Chalrmuri Is tho Senate committee m The agreement was entered Lone As She Does Not A lo X Viewed By Wall Street As Robert K. llealyv commission only after U»6 DcmoC***- refus­ excam Bite campaign fund committee, r vestijrating Gathering Eapccted Inte The Nine-Power Pact counsel, pressed Simpson f o r doA. R. Key To Stand Penalty AllToDay .1 “ est-Of rockefeller Pbwcr The testimony penditures. stenluy. answering questions ______ ed to make n similar - alliance Draw Hundreds OfbemiOn Two Indictments Which tuiU'of entertainment expenses in­ with tho Insurgents, according to WASHINGTON, May 10.— (IN S ) noh? County People Today; was. k iven by George R |«ntcruing uml| NRW Y ORK. May 10— (IN S ) — it...... his — organisation, »» He Mnde Pleas Or Guilty curred nt the southeastern division ..ammee, a public sera spokesman far in the bloc. County Candidates ToSpeak V an Ni •t infrequently clashing with its 1 On During .Lake’s Trials 1Tlie demdtnd of John D. Uocke —Japan will have n free hand in convention held in Miami in April. vico commiasioncr who is in Tho Insurgents, it v.as added, tmbtn. Today It developed that feller Jr., that Col. R. W Stewart j Shantung prorinco so long as she The convention coit $7,000, of Chuluota’ s big political barbecue charge of Smth’s campaign . cabinet candidate is to be suniA. IL Key, former vioe-president does not violate the terms of the which $4,000 came from registra­ even offered to support tho Dem­ ocrats on an amendment, revising oned ar«in for specific ques- resign from liiu post 03 eliairtnan at noon todny- was roaring aleng in New York State. __ ^ „* to the eircumst'ances of tlie bom it of the Standard Oil Washington nine-power treaty of tion fees of delegates and the rest tariff rates, but tho proposal wns and cashier of the Seminole Countyfrom ordinary receipt*, Simpson Hank, will he sentenced tomorrow under full steam with scores of NEW YORK, May 10.— (IN R )--i |ici*prompted his decision t > cn- Company of Indiana! was viewed 1022. rejected. a'ternoon nt 2 o'clock by Judge spectators listening to candidate* Governor Alfred E. Smith testified said. This was ihe concensus in diplo­ jt the W c*t' Virginia > primury by financial leaders in Wall Street The administration-insurgent There was an item for $1,000 DeWitt T. Gray on tho two indict­ speeches and lunching off barbe­ before the senate committee In­ l against Senator Guv 1). Goff . j today as the first move by the matic circles here today following for deep sen fishing party, and nllinncc wus negotiated by Senator cued meat prepared while the job “The allies" believe they have Rockefellers in n campaign to re­ the second visit of Ambassador! James Couzcns (it ) of Michigan, ments in connection with the hunk seeker* were mukiug their pleas vestigating campaign fund ex* another of $100 for orange peels. pciiditurcs today that he had found a way to turn the tables on gain the position of leadership in Mntsudnirn of Japan with Secreit wns said. By this action, t’oiiz- failure to which he entered ideas j for support this morning. The organisation paid the $50 authorized no one to'a-t as chair* l.tU leading candidate. companies formerly dominated 'iary of SUite Kellogg in as many dues of one of the officers in the ens wus responsible for insuring of guilty a month ngo. Nearly two score candidates man or treasurer of any national No hint of the severity nf the senutu approval of a'hill keeping by them. Furthermore, doubts The Iloovor managers, they point were scheduled to speak at the first days. • Florida Rotary Club. tax reduction within the $212,000,­ sentence lias been dropped by all day* rally of the primary cam­ campaign fund In his behalf. Hi. have designated ns ‘'stalking were expressed that Rockefeller Tho powers accept in good faith) R. J Holly, of Sanford, director Ho said h'o understood seme oi Judge Gray. Key's friends are in­ tones" all those favorite sons would lie ulde to oust Stcwnrt, be- Japan's declaration thut she is in of the Florida Public Utility In­ 000 limit fixed by Ids archenemy, paign in Seminole County. This his friends In New York City hat clined to expect a heavy, fine find who have arisen to challangc the enuso the latter has a strong fol­ Shuntung only to protect lives and formation Bureau, told of distri­ Secretary of the Treasury Andrew possibly a light sentence In return morning was devoted to talks by started a Smith presidential boom W. Mellon, while nt the same time, cundidutes for state offices and fjogre-s of the Hoover candidacy lowing in the street. property of her nationals. Db- buting material sent out by the insuring defeat of Mellon s pet pro­ for the assistance lie rendered the tliis nfternoon was to see all those but he personally had done noth* In a statement issued here. sdrvntions that she has perhaps b their respective states. Nutionul Kloctric Light Associa­ ing about It." state In its efforts to convict For­ Rockefeller requested Colotfel been unduly vigorous in the execu­ tion. A pamphlet attacking Mfscl" posal for repeal of the estate tax. running for county offices niuko The governor said that any » Today the charge of “ stalking rest I.ake. former president or tlie It was a 50-50 break. Stewart's resignation because of tion of this policy do not warrant Simula legislation wns sent tt» nil their appeals. money sptnt it. his behalf In New / tom-" was thrown buck at Hoover , The nlliunce wns necessary to lintik. his recent testimony before the suspicion of her imftivcs according Floridu newspapers, he declared. All the candidates who have ap­ Ay Senator Goff, nnd the senate senate public lands committee in to diplomats here. The ntnxiimum penalty to winch peared at other political rallies in York City could bc explained by insure adoption of the administra­ Willard Cope of Atlanta, exeeu George R. Van Namoc. Personally, mnniittte is so interested in it Although the diplomatic situa­ live secretary of the utility in* tion plan us the senate now lines key is subject is 40 years nnd $lb." tJie county are expected to speak tho governor hud taken no activo the Teapot Dome inquiry'- The that it was decided thut another oil mngnnte declared he “ hnd tion created l»y the Tsinan crisis up with 47 republicans, from 10 to 000. Euch of (be two indictments before night. Each of them was to formatioti committee of Georgia, examination of Hoover is neccs- .out to which he ^ilcnd guilty hn3 four be allotted considerably more than interest in the finances of friend* confidence in Colonel and tlie disregard of the Japanese was ulso called for today- He de­ 14 votes at ull times. who had interested thcmsclvea. In munta aml'cQch of the counts car­ "Wo tried first to get an alliance ultimatum by the Chinese nation­ ,Ir>' a j Stewart's leadership.'' The request alists presents nctunl warfare in clared he would toll the commis­ with the democrats," this spokes* ry a maxiutn of five years and $5,­ the five minutes allowed at tho his behalf. Thu. governor smoked llonver testified on the Mains for the resignation wns based on night meetings. , <* sion his organization hnd mado no a cigar ^*.s JUu tnttlflod. SvnsjLa* that “ a certain senator" telephon­ Stewart's admission to the Teapot the dispdJcd are,, the powers sco effort to Influence Georgia scLools ntott* told IntKwatlmtaX Ne«tx 000. Of ?onrf(4 nntVtur.cven ap­ h C* Hebout yesterday was ap­ Stejjver, Republican of *©regOjkbno Justification for efforts nt med­ Service. “ We offered to support proximating the maximum pc ally I pointed to preside ut the trieetlng ’.he chairman of the committee, ed him that Goff declined to per Dome committee that he had shuriation so long ns treaty obligations or textbooks. *1Dlt the West Virginia delegate* ed in the Continental Trading Com- nrr respected on ufl sides. ^ llolly rPvcuird lie kept in cl>se them in on amendment proposing is expected. He may possibly- be j by It. J. Holly,- chairman of.Jhe then questioned the governor. First new tariff schedules, including in­ sentenced tq six months on each of county Democratic executive com­ to announce second choices in the p.tny’s fund to the extent of $750,­ Suggestions thnt tlie United touch with Florida newspapers and creases oil farm products and re­ the counts, a total of four years, mittee, who lias been called to he read a telegram to the commit­ primary. He' declined to give the 000. “ States act ns mediator between once wrote an anti ixndder dam most uf- or ids sentence may lie even lighter Washington to testify in a Senate tee from Governor Snntn dated An answer by Stewart to Rocke­ Japan nnd the southern force* >»( editorial which Was wid.ly print-. ductions .on committee the name of the senator . . some . . . of. tin........ authorized no one to act as a verbatim. Tluarticle said ' f* " 'Ive ol the high .Industrial nying he did not want to involve feller’s ultimatum was promised Chinn find little cordial response (1| ,d verbatim. l lie nmcie ... rates. than thnt and include a f i n e . I here probe into public utilities’ propu- May 3 in which Smitn said he hae gundu. . national chairman or treasurer o f * ■ " " « ,,n 11" i* no minimum* penally. anyone else in the matter, but the today at tlie office in Chicago. A l­ ut the State Department. Such Moulder Dan. would Irrigate Mexi- « •' " « ' ' « ‘«l * « With little moro than a week any Smith organization. “ I can If Key is sentenced to a term in committee is curious and it was though the Colonel assured Rocke­ action would U> proper only after can lands and thus bring Mexican tax rates ,f ‘ hey d guarantee to itivitn'aion hud come from IkiI ii t uin ii i iic * into competition with the ^....d with us for retention of t e the *tnte penitentiary he will be­ remaining in which the candidates planned today to go after all the feller weeks ago that he would re­ the We consider »hit* gin service immediately. He will can file charges against each other only suy what I said in the tele* parties. Japan take* the view Florida nrndtiec. Twice a year. h. federal « state lux. sign if tlie latter should so request, . . . gram," said Smith in his deep details. there are no question* for arlii1 ‘ 1 1 lews- 1,H>; il greater issue and fur more probably lie taken from Sanford new development* were expected voice. "I know of no activities in “ A senator did call me and sav it j, believed in Wall Street that tnition so long u* she remains stilted, he visited Florida n impoitaiu to tlio plain jieople than in many of races for county o f­ either tomorrow night or Saturday paper offices to see how his iiater* that Hoover would not enter West Stewart may decide to let the stock within her treaty rights, •ny other tax question now befo»x morning by* Sheriff l . M. Hand or fices. Several of the candidate* imy state, beyond New York; in Now York a committee of friends Virginia if I would agree to throw holders in the Indiana Company v, Peking advices to the Stale Ue-jinl was being handled, congress. They refused us. One Florida ' utilities are not adverse ....... ernt i veil arose in the senate one of his deputies. Any attempt promised to make new chargcj have Interested themselves In my the delegation to him," suit! t,off. decide the matter. The Rocke­ partment today repotted < liinose fellers control only 2.5 per cent of troops entrenched on tJiree sides ol to state regulation, he declared. to delay the sentence is not con­ mruiust their opponents today nt hchulf. Mr. Van Namce can ex­ ‘‘I told him he should tell the. sec the 1jike Mary meeting Monday plain what expenditures they have the stock of the Indiana Cninpaby. Tsinanfu toward which point ap­ Ilis committee teaches a course in utuhuniiounccd there would he on nt sidered likely. retary that I wns not a 'stalking night. , , , Incurred. I personally Ho not know/ Sucli a contest would he the first proximately 20,000 additional Jil|»- public speaking to utilities eni- tempt to amend turiff rules. That William llullowes, prominent horse' candidate, and that if he The spr-nking begun nt 10 o clock "Have you done anything about Ixnt iif eli-eimth of Clio Hnckufidlai -norre troops aea noW H1IIV111C— Li* pioy» * and lm» cant liTtnrrn lit |hl‘ wus a political hid 'or support Jnck«onvllle attorney, will make nn scanted—tu—ride u hubby hoist1 br 'f rain'Hie big fellows in— thr- tt*- appeal for clemency helore Key M*lh THm-ning nod was to ntlitil)- your f ttiidldae? In nther stalest**, intcivsts since tlie Standard Oil augment the present Japunoae Would have to gel someone else to trust was broken up*in 11*11. A l­ garrison of 8,000. A grave mili­ University of Floridu, Stetson and sidentiut campaign. 1 1 • • • ---*ue until all the candidates hud Stdwer asked. sentenced. Leniency is not expect­ bp the horse. That’s why Hoovei though the Rockefeller s do not ut tary* crisi* in this zone is regarded Southern university ut the request "Senator Couzcns tlien called a made their appeal*. Among those of the deans of the engineering I have not dour a thing -even In ed to ye requested by State’s A t­ tntcrtd the West Virginia pri- tempt to dictate to oil compunics here as almost certain, ns soon as conference of the progressives, expected to* speak were: J. J. l ’ar- New York City," tho governor re­ schools. The lecturers spoke on torney Millard 1 1 . Smith. m»ry ugainst me—because I in which they are interested, re­ the Japanese reinforcements ar­ twelve or fourteen rttended it. ri»h and P. W. Roberts, candidate the side of the utilities problems. plied. wouldn't agree to throw the dele- sistance by Stewart’s supporters in rive. , The Democrats hud refused to en­ for state senator from this dis­ Governor Smith told Senator Holly denied the committee MARTIN GOES TO FOLK Meanwhile detachments of the trict; C. W. F.ntzmingcr^ M. M. gat ion to him. this instance pndmbly would in­ southern nrmy have c-rossod the sought to control school . text­ ter nn agreement with us and there Stulwer he hnd made no effort towns tiie danger thut tlie estate tax Lord, R. W. Pearmun, Jr.,; L. P. “ I refused to be a stalking horse cite tho Rockefellers to establish CLERMONT — Following « wnrd socuring the Democratic pre* Yellow River, north of Tsinanfu books. would be repealed. So we decided speech here today Gov. John M Hugan, ami J. R. Lyles, candidates sidential nomination and wr* una­ for Mr: Hoover. In my opinion , thoir domindnee over the Indiana on their march toward Peking. A report reached the commission T. W. Lawton lucli n proposition w-us nn nt- Company, in view of \\ nil Street. for an i for the -legislature; k i l l prepare n i ’ h u m - «Friday i "• — f* • _, |. This circumstance has to a de­ today that the catechism di*trihut- to try tho administration people." Martin, will ware of organizations in various of tlie home county of his i and Mrs. May-Relic Maxwell, can- states in his behalf. tenipted barter of the West V ir­ gree placated the feur in diploma­ ed in Connecticut schools liy the invasion race 1didates for superintendent or pub­ ginia delegation, and wq», in e f­ tic quarters .(hut Jais-ui would use power interests had been with­ opponent in the senatorial What have you done about con­ . . . . it •. i ___i ! ___ 1..1.H i - I aAnnnlv her troops to block tlie Mnrch to drawn from the bridgoport schools. Lakeland or lie instruction; Joint G. I^onardy testing delegates for tho Houston fect. nothing more or less than at­ II. S. Flier Escapes *peaking either in tempted moral bribery." In Nicaraguan Crash Peking. Bartow. From there he will go nnd W. E. White, candidates for convention ?r -enstor Stelwer askcounty prosecuting attorney; Judge Goff declined to name the sen­ Od, 1 hack to his own home county of J. G. Sharon and Samuel A. Ii. at ator who approached him. hut as­ " I haven’t any plana about ths Marion for a political rally PUKRTO f'AHKX AS. Nirnrn- Woman Drowns Habe, Wilkinson, candidates for county serted that “ I shall certainly tell zun May 10.— (IN’ S) —While mak­ Houston convention", replied the Barnes Bench. Tries To Kill Self judge; A. Vaughan. E. IL Kilbcc, if the runniittcc ask* me.” Good audiences' met the exocuing un aerial survey of the 1-ulu-'. and Joe Chittenden, candidates for governor. " I don't know even Commencement exercises ut the in three speeches yesterday whether I am going to Houston. I mine in the Pis Pis district, Cap­ live Lake Mary School begin Friday OCCUQUAN. Vn., May 10.— Mount county tax assessor; D. L. Thrash­ don't think so. I said in 1927 that tain K. D. Howard, of the Ameri­ when he campaigned in A1 Smith Supporter er, Vance Douglass, und K." It. (IN S )— Believing her nine months night when Mrs. It. Kipp's inter­ I would not go out o f the staU can marines, made a forced land­ Dora, Umatilla, Eusti*. Deas. candidates for clerk of mediate pupils will present u two old baby was sickly and would not TOKIO, May 10 .— (IN'S)—A Leading In Alabama ing In his plane without Injury to live, Mrs. Edson Lynn, 35 years but devote myself to the business the Circuit Court; S. F. Long, W. act prelude entitled, "The I airy of tho state, and believe me, that himself or u passenger but the 60 FISHERMEN MISSING concerted movement i.* on foot in H. Ballard, and D. H. C. Rabun, old drowned the infant and then Woods" in the school auditorium. the Rtnto. and believe me, that Chinn to unite the hostile factions IIIRMINGHAM. Ala., May 10.— plane was demolished. Next Sunday the baccalaureate BELGRADE, May 10.— (IN S )— candidates for county commission business takes all my time." The stranded aviators were attempted to drown herself in for war agninst Japan, the war o f­ (INS)—The victory of Mayor service will bo held at tlie Lake Sixty fishermen were missing to cr; E. E. Brady. Sheriff C. M. William A. Gunter of Montgomery sighted by Major Utley and Lieut. Occuquan Creek. "A re you contributing any Mr». Lynn was prevented from fice was ipformed today, hollow­ Mary Community Church. The Rev. day following a violent storm Hand, E. E. Wulkor and J. F. Me money yourself to your presiden­ A1b„ who wns elected one of four Conway in another plane. Marines ing the Issuance of a manifesto by delegates at large to the Houston in the vicinity were notified and ending her own life by the arrival Marshal Chang Tso Lin. dictator James Thompson, pustor of tho which swept the Dalniatiun const. Clclland, candidates for sheriff. tial campaign?" convention, is regnrdtd by political they proceeded to the scene of the of her brother-in-law who was church, will have charge of the Scores of fishing cruft were "Nope," answered the governor. of the Peking government, announ­ St. Augustine— St. Johns county guided tlie re by a note she left. leaders here today as u repudia­ accidont immediately. "Have you mado any promises cing cessation of hostilities ugainst services und ltcv. Erickson, pastor in tho storm and several houses expenditure of over $2,000,000. tion of Senator Tom Heflin, hitter of tho Lake Mary Methodist were destroyed ut ltugusa, Itnly. of patronage in connection with tlie Nationalists, It was learned enemy of Governor Al Smith. Church will preach the sermon. your campaign ?** that Chang is urging the Southern Gunter, a Smith supporter, is Graduation exercises will be "Nope." (nationalist) leuders to unite with more than 3,000 voles ahead of held in the school auditorium Wed­ his northern armies "to repulse Governor Smith said tn reply tq id* nearest opponent, with only a nesday, May 16, when T. W. I-»® a question as to whether he knew the common foe.” few scattered precincts to be ton, county superintendent of pub­ about it himself, although h he hsfurther fighting ns taken place heurd from. A few months ugn lic Instruction, will present tho lleved there were contests In W tri Gunter waged a hot wordy .war SANDWICH, Eng., May 1 0 .- |demanded on the situation Jurado Tsinan (Tsinanfu), capital of members of the graduating class Investigators raid it ’ appeared Virginia and In Wisconsin or Min* *ith Heflin and invited the seria- (1N8)—Jose Jurado, the unknown got it with hl» glittering 33 on the Shantung province. Five Japanese with their diplomas. John D. JinLOS ^ANGELES, May 1 0 .tho Woman's assailant hud taken ncsota. Ho was hazy about the conwere killed and 20 .woundod. Chin­ kins. county tax collector, will tor to enter the race Jor delegate of last week, become the man of last nine holes today. (IN S )—Mrs. Marie lliMing", 36, la her -in an automobile into the testa in other states be admitted. ese casualties were put ut 150. at-large ap his opponent. make the graduation address. The the hour today when he led a Mehlhom, blowing up like a if thorn were According to information rc- Lake Mary School will closo for in a serious cohdition nt a hospital Puente Hills, laid k«r in s sli^Ro "IS ,J ltS . any petition great Held- including Walter.Ha- nremature blast, took 4- strokes on t s lg liy A jl ths Jnpuni.sa—flUYtrn filed Tor •hint lu'tlfe westt couA today aften having bCeii beftUTnrnt rave ahd <oWh-d hel1> IRT . 1L.S. CmifluLUnder tho summer May id. U ll. Gmi« aai a w i mid Dili MehU the last nine hole's to scorp a (8 ment, anti-Japanese feeling is buried nltvo in 'a seml-cohsoious In the belief that »h$ Vrsl ileqel stares; including California, Wash­ a______ 1 ..ini hthe n ■ oeecond r n n r l r nround lllld Ol buried horn, home Mr*. BllUngs* hands and feet ington and Oregon, the governor Fire In China Fight and tla with Archie Compston, apresidlhg throughout China. PEWS AUCTIONED OFF condition, accbrding to her story had horn bound Fhe "aid she wn* replied that he "did not remember the British Opon Golf ChampionThe Japanese foreign office, ttrch-rival of Hagen, for this third to the sheriff’s dffice, • Homi-conscious when placed in tho anything about these states." fearing a national uprising against ‘ BOSTON. Mass., May 10.— LONDON, May 10 .— (IN S )— position at this .juncture. position_— She said a man came to her ,hJuredo's distinction became of­ Tommy Armour, American t)ie Japanesa, has ordered all Jap­ (IN S )—Ju»t like a seat on the homo and tried to sell her some grove, but could ‘not make un out­ ' 'si' United States Vice Consul Erneat JACKSONVILLE— Lower floac B. Price and.other Americana were ficial when Saraxcn came in lnU' champion, was definitely elimina­ anese living in the Yangtse valley- stock exchange, the price of a real estate. Suddenly, situ declar­ cry. • loiter ‘ sho freed herself and of Cox Apartments at under fire at Tfinan during the with a 37-30-76 which tied Hagan ted from further play in the tour­ to congregate at Huukow. ed, lie -struck lier’on the head with church pew has gone up. strueglcd out of her makeshift and Lackawanna Avenues to b« nattle between Japanese and Chin, for second position at 148 strokea. nament by his 80 of today which It is on rurc occasions that a club. • „ LEESBURG— Local Chamber of church pews go under the public . " I remember-struggling, one troops, but all escaped without threo full strokes beyond tills P*'r‘ gave him an aggregate of 16L Mrs. grave. A taxi driver found her remodeled intd* stores at tost 4' roosted the little brown man from moro than the forbidden fifteen Commence sponsoring an experi­ hammer but in the auction at the Billings said. “ He struck me again wandering on a road a mile east $25J>00. injury, according to advices re* the argentine, his launla further strokes behind the leader. Jim mental,crop of pimento |>cpperi in of Whltter. Sho stm wore the reived today from Esingtao. Arlington Street Church J>ow No. and again. I was almost complete­ blanket which had been wrapped augmented by the f » c lt ,}* t h ® h“ FT. MYERS—Three-story Barnes retrisved his-bsd round of Lake County this season. In order to reach the railway ly unconscious. 30 sold for $25, because of unpaid around her-by her assailant. . , — and office building ceoti nation to flee the city upon a won the qualifying medal on Tuee yesterday with a 73 today but he "H e tried to ehoke-me to death assessments. Soma time ago paw JACKSONVILLE—Owl Mrs. Billings Is the wlfo of How­ 000 under cunstruction train provided, by the Jahaneae. (lav had scored the- low roUP4 , was well back from the pace at SOUTH then. He wrapped ond of my silk No. 84 in the samo church sold for ----- — the Americana had to pals through Die'entire event, a 69, and had 154. Of th« American Big Five, garage building on Myrtle Avcnu* $16 in tbe ecttllng up of an old es-1 stockings around my throat and ard B- Billings, head of the Bill- be occupied by W n low'.for today's second round to be replaced tfith modern struc­ » xone over which light* artillery only Gens Sgrascn was still to be |twisted It until I ' * M eepeelcM '* lings Manufacturing Company. ' store, ture. 1 . ------shell* and machine gun bullet* heard from at this polntt If there wae *ny further glofY flying. Trip South Of No' , Political Import joff Balked At Stalking Horse” STEWART OUSTER 'JAP POSITION ON MOVE FORECASTS CHINA FIGHT TO FINISH APPROVED BY U.S. FORMER CASHIER CHULUOTA SCENE FACES SENTENCE OF BARBECUE AND HERE'TOMORROW POLITICAL MEET , I / <’♦ r M If* k Its I *• PH • 1.1. PH % •• • n •. \ UTi Vh. Ij i i l* 3 W' ( > ’att i i W ill nt *Or V ■ i i j ii ! I r r Lake Mary School Will O f f e r Cl as s H o s t i l e Factions Play Friday Night In China To Unite Against Japane.se Unknown Argentine Golfer Leading Brilliant Fi e l d In English Tourney California WomanBeaten And Then Buried Alive By Unknown Assailant / \ �m A U L SIX TU B SANFORD H BItAM ), HA r FLORID *»JS <■-• 1 ►.« n rlir«r n> r « 11>r II !*•!»» r, •U i t f» « Reserved «lf «l l«rrM I • *r1lk»r Rayon Sport Satin Plaza Prints All shades for slips. Light weight. -10 inches wide. Per yard Small checks and small dots. Fast colored- 116 inches wide.’ » Special— 1 yards for , Plain Voiles .... “Ever fast” Prints 110 inches 'wide. New designs in small prints. 3 yards for Printed Organdy Dim ity Rayon Voiles Fast colored prints. New patterns. :if, inches wide. Spec­ ial—3 yards for 36 inchs wide. All the new pastel shades. Fast colored I’er yard. floral de40 inches yards for Sit Oft Small and large flor­ al designs. :IG inches wide. Spec­ ial. per yard Batiste Figured Voiles Some "Rverfust.” Printed designs Pre­ shrunk 36 inches wide. Per yard 06 to 40 inches wide Guaranteed fast New printed de­ signs. Special 1 yards for Regular f>0c to 65c per yard. 30 to 40 inches wide. Spec­ ial 3 yards for I luck Towels Bath Towels Heavy weight (IB x 86). Double thread. Colored bor­ der. f» far Large size. Double thread. Colored border. Special— 5 for Ladies Handkerchiefs “ E verfast” Gingham Colored Pongee “ Big Ben" Towels All light shades. 36 inches wide. Spec­ ial—2■/■• yards for Light and dark shades. Ill inches wide. Regular $l.f»0 yard. Special— per Large size (18 x 40) Double thread. Col­ ored border. 3 for Pajama Checks Colored Broadcloth ilit lies \ y weight Ika dot designs inches wide ivial— \ard — Printed Linens “ Ever fast” Suiting ^ Permanent finish. *)) 4o to 45 inches 1 « ido. Fast colors. Per yard u Figured Rayon Voiles it shades. -10 inches ;. Special— 4 yards Plain Voiles Cretonne “ Kvcrfnst.” Regular price 50c pci; yard. Special for this -ale—3 yards for Regular $1.50 per yard. 36 inches \\ide. Fast colors. Special per yard. Small printed checks. Fast colors 36 inches wide. Special— 2 yards for Plain white and colored embroidered linen. Special—5 for Cu'U Ik V Men’s Union Suits Bov’s Union Special sale of mens union suits. Regular 75c values. Regular 75c values Special for this sale Blouses Men’s Fancy Socks Phoenix Underwear o l i s e I )i Lace trimmed gowns, teds and step-ins. These are very exceptional values to he plac­ id o ; : special sale Friday and Saturday only Extra Special Rayon Bloomers Stamped to embroider. Love­ ly materials. Special for this sale— Also step-ins and toils. Spec ial while they last— Corselettes Stamped Towels 0 Ladies house aprons materials an well Special — All sizes large and small. Ex ceptional vulues for — Nurses U niform s embroidered pocial price fur O n , - Special for Frid. iv and Sill nr Regular price $1.00 Special l or iDfs sale Infant Dresses A Drolls Hand embroidered gowns and ►bps. Unusual values— All wool. Greys and tans. Values to Mu using wear. Rest mrrdr.— -----Rrgttlmprice $1.50. Special this sale— Men’s G olf Socks Ready to All linen. be embroidered Brassieres Brassieres White 'and’ fterttTolnrs. Spgg ial while they last. 2 for Florsheim ~Wh itn ‘■fiTtrL*'ftcKtrri Hizes. Special for this sale- Florshei Shoes Shoes For Men F or Me fa x .. . matUUSS ■ _ _____ -■u ■ ... �* t I v THE SANFORD HERALD. SA N FO R D J^O H T O A . THUHSDAV, M A Y 10. 1028 ERTS STATE SAFETY OF DAMS TO BE PROBED BY U.S. ENGINEERS i Waged UyLargerCompanics EffortH To Discover Causes Of Disasters Will Be Made And St. Francis Dam Trag­ edy Will Be Investigated R U N N IN G FOR R E -E LE C T IO N ATLA N TA , “to., May 10. (IN S ) —Greed Causes million-i of dollar., worth of WH. t« in the United Statisi each yitir in connection with the :s-«nh for black liquid gold—Oil esprit' hr re say. Oil causer thouHind* to lose {heir life savings each year, It is WASHINGTON, May 10,—Stim­ ulated in their Invest.gation of snfor reservoir construction by the re>ont St. Francis Dam tragedy in California, engineers of America •inJer the leadership of the Eng'n .piling Foundation, are with renew 'ed vigor attacking the problem of rnfety nnd economy in the con (ruction of arch dams. The U. S. Government is taking •• hiind in the research, a series of mail model dams being under con­ struct'on nnd study at the Unlver -ity of Colorudo, through the di coctfon of the Bureau of Reclame tlon, < "Efforts of these engineers al­ ready nre yieldn’g valuable knowl ' dge," said n statement by the En- the government.to conserve our oil our vast underground wealth will aeon be exhausted and we will face the eamo drenrth in oil that wc do now In timber. The present system of big com­ panies in grasping land, and still more land, is blamed for the con­ dition in America by those on tho inside. They point out that this has resulted in tho United State having only about. 10 or 15 per cent of the nonmd oil surplus now on reserve. “ This practico of each company James U. Sharon attempting to strangle the other in the June'primary : has resulted in production in Am­ Judge Sh,-nun is mum erica being uhnut five or six rifles too high,” it was pointed offic6. out; “ and causes consumers to b«Wmteful b-cause of tho abundant Supply," • “ Th* polity of big companie. st tho prr-c.i time is to get then linnd i on hM 'h- land possible an l pt’sh prod’i' ! 0’ n to the very limr. IV» get tb.- h. t of their competi­ tion." Famous Film Launches N ew Idea i g ineoring Foundation. "The in­ vestigation wlH be contnued with Hi* atm of providing answers tc fundamental questions making lea' remote the probability of d*»nstcrt su:h ns the breaking of the St Francis Dam.” Director Alfred D. Flinn.of the Kng ncerlng Foundation, will issue rotn a report covering the progrea* of operation' on the experimental orch dam constructed by the Foundation'a arch dam committee, with the coopcrat on of engineering so-•icties, United States govemmen tal bureaus, power companies, banka and other organizations .itevenson Creek In a canyon of ■he Sierras near Fresno, Califorda. The American Society of Cl■11 Engineers ia preparing the rc>ort... The Stevenson Creek dam, slxy feet high, and MO feet long, ■out $100,000, Erected for the lurpoxe of being dcatroyed in the nterest of aclence, it probably will •e extended to n height of 100 (< et, ho that it may undergo teat! if greater rigor l until it finally lur.its. So far the dam has resist* d the waters that have been loos­ ed, aim.;in;: to thj Engineering Task For Hberlock lloltmn $3,000 to nnu buviug only news papers inside, in puzzling to tin polico of Manila, I'. J„ and offic­ ials of tho Manila Railroad, or which tho roblx'ry was (’(iiiimitti'i1 The bog, of yellow course pina cloth, was stub'll before the stuB U pd agent at Manila, but that delivened to the cbnsignee, a Cbin.' esc merchant ut Lucenu, was of yrhltc gotten cloth with u faked Bad Colne Bother Officials Bent coins in chocolate slot •chines are now added to the zvamment railways in Aubtraliu. Scbod ;bod! children of Northcutc Northcoto rccently prttaited that they were be­ ing cheated out of their pennies, •which.they put in tho machines, nnd 1for which they received no cftocoldiv. The railway commission investigated and found that bent coins, places of tin and Idti of fenrdboard inserted in the nmch_.lnto(,c*uaad them to stop up and V riot del lever the sweets. The comanlasion apologised to Uui pupils. e n g r a v in g Diamond Mounting Je welers-OplometrUt Watch Repairing RIGGERS D A lftV FARM ~■ Fhene 8711 Sweet Milk Sweet Creaj ' ‘ nutter Milk Milk For Babies Time For Preparation Needed Thoae having property, big or little, any where In Semlnola County for sale please no'ify me early by letter, simply stating the fact, and giving (he number of your neparate pieces. A form for boundary description and for display features will then he mailed to you that your Ratings (without owner­ ship shown unless you so desire) may appear on October Tub. Ileity Sheet# Will need some time to get all phases of a quick, practicable system in presentable shape. Farmery—please don’t forget to writ* those "Crop I’re*. criptlons" and be sure to sign your -name to them, Such a treatise will be a small muster to ynn Hut a “ Great Gift” tB Our County's New Citizens, With you for Seminole until that name becomr* a synonym for Wholesome Prosperity, Fort .Myon*—L v county ways to be beautified. H.A.Speir Sanford Florida Thousands of w om en shop among the 1 he H erald each Friday before tl> .Vile* Langrlier 1 International New* Barrier I * Staff Correspondent 1 . PARIS, May, 10— (IN S )— WoodI an—n't Mr. -laua for women prointo be tho nost pvpulur ones of tho season judging from tho greui aumbem of them appearing at the chic race meeting in Paris. L,_* Made of three-ply wood, they I are as light u- a feather, and smart I as any felt ones and will not de1 velop dents and creases like the | latter. They preserve the cloche shape and have brims cut In two fitted with springs hidden beneath tho edging so that thev are elastic and can be pulled down over the head. ’ The young French modiste who F McLaulins ertising Wooden Hats Make Debut As Part 01 Women’s Costume x it t lL In srarrh of sultahla woods and a skilled cabinet maker who lould do the work. For the hats am not carved out of solid blocks, but composed of liny Irregular pieces of the most valuable and varied woods which fit into one an­ other so that shade of each—ebony, radar, rosewood, walnut and ma­ hogany, blend into definite pat­ terns. * The first ono made was of syca­ more wood cut in spiral strips which composed the brim and tho crown and was tinted a soft grey •hade. It Is better to use naturul woods which need only an oefusaional light polish to heighten the effects of the delicate colors. Tlut wooden hats are u bit rosi­ ly but will last a lifetime—which is their greatest defect—according to the ladies. Foundation, "Th? dam is shaped Hka a sym* .nrtrlcul, triangular piece of the side of a round can and stand on Its point, curved upstream,” the preliminary report showed. It la of cement concrete without ksteel reinforcement, and .with thousands of parts of instruments embedded for making testa. “ Thousands of measurements of strain, deflectionn nnd tempera­ ture Have been made up to sixty feet, as well as with no water in the- reservoir. Despite the artitl •ini floods sent against it, the dam still stands. “ Engineer and scientists in charge of the experiment declare that the dam should be built high­ er and tested until it bursts in ordeb that nothing may be left un­ done In minimizing further hu- j rran and economic loss through ! lack of facts upon which more ac­ curate theories nnd computations i may be based.” The tests are being directed by Dr. W. A. Slater, chief of the div­ ision of concrete nnd masonry of the llureau of Standards. i n ey nnci tne grocery pages a con venient shopping list, lo w pi of foocs which provide welcome chang menu. In Sanford, 'Cvomerrbuy or^direcFfhe purchase of practically all food consumed in the homes they constitute a buy that has control of immense sums of money. Place your message before this vast, rich aud­ nil tin’ WniIJ v .uil.i, yet wo in A imim'i.-.i Iium* been tossing it iiji.i.' fur foirign classic:'. And wo do th '. m- 1 ! r .lint’ <-i'Main com* poMl •" i ini' culled VlaSMi’.' In a Ni'W 1 ork t ty. Tili n ';; be ;i bunilud v. r.t from now munv ot n big battle mi lit nail .,uy b t.iu n |tho p. pul r <mg. of r.i_’K wdl lo th o conti'inliTj f u r Ann 11 in m U r c.-icgory,” Donaldson cxplciitr. niusic and tbtiM' fur fun ign i ic.i. And tho \m.-i icans h.v»e \i i 1 “ I . ry I’uuiitry nn the faro of Willi co'oi tlj .in. '•lie • ■'tii inpr: oar motion pictures It nil t.Uutod I.i :>t; <• mort and | . - i nr imi.ic, yet xvu linva motion nic'on'i hti\o |„'i n cm ! hi uiti I i i coinb.no those two with i'\ctT|'ia trum ■i . a and c-ut .land'll;* 4ttt :. It makes ns the public wants Aimn ..n jir.z. di! ii hat thi' story of tbs Now, tho fur siirhte.l producer i. l»ii■t>;ro nr bow foreign its flr.ior, thcmcing his picture in Amoricai. •di ■ t >' iiualitioa cun bo prorhythm. • 1 I >'■ i ll.o mu- is still Irulr \\a Ito r DonaM r, r »n ■ itoiili M u m i .'ii- if du.-io ip our iuimi. do luxe, ti 'io ii . 1. -I | > sill',* i- !u i li\ i 11. money fn i ton;; i i - tt m W alter Donaldson Intro duces American Theme as Music for “ Love*' ANGOLA. I ml., May 10,— U NS) ALBAN V. N. Y„ May 10.— (IN S ) —One of tho most daring bank Ihe <nw of Mrs. Florence E. H. rubber It* in the history of nutrh- j K* funner .“Cirvtnry of state, eastern Indiana mb. '•'{“.UiiM-i i-'. n u,i>.Mlai-fo>- the last wdl,.., Mien blindi.iU i imlid , i , nc i A ," | ’*"011 >,|li- r"b a iln igv , . of. steal . , ug. n ... . . . . , , T-|b .i i eii >u.i check Issued to her Hrsl National Rank here a fte r. step daughter, Clara Blanche bolding E. F. Croton, president o f ! Knapp, Vi rmoiu eolligo instructor, JUOH SPRINGS—Water system the laink, a captive for more than went to tho Jury ut 12.-4D this ntenaions wil| start soon. five hours, |afternoon. ience M r. F ood Merchant. Y ou r advertisement in T h e H erald will receive careful consideration by “ the buying pow er of the hom e.” H erald Your BusinessIt P ay �V H ——:---— <■ *. «...m» M■.. .vv..t .,»»«.... .v/AWT , ««**i***»»*»»^ .l *** ^ ^h •• »•—»»*w *»•» >>I .« • **•*••■ - **•%•• MWO *** ** 1 ' “ *** * * *•**•*• p *» i ‘ l i) ' h ii L,. t— T-------- - -.•*• tttt: saotow i t o a t .ti. I '1 I """W - L - . Z . , ---- . . ^ - ^ . . 1 ^ ^ - l ‘ " ' - I »rf‘i - omorrow 11 i • ••• •• ’ li'ii.i i i **l * •< tub ti >t»* u*|i ( i ;•;< • ’I l''! ’ Kv.it (w.O III*'. » I ' i . w j -.x> : rf . •* c/. . >4: itx u y iil S Jl 1 itV r** bargains W tff tjj_ V_ «- 'U - M \ v. *» /•■' _ '« b. II V,efjU .|l« i L* ^K h « , i *M A 1 I .III. ffc*rwi fl*H* | ; ’•JJ <■!« H*• *«C. v .tm-■■- HSilk Hose Plaza Prints ivon Sport Satin .sill? Chiffon. Worth to $2.0t). Light It’s, .iix im -special. . -*■■ •• , Plain Voil es : Small checks and small dots. Fast colored. JIG inches wide. Special—4 yards for “ E verfa st” Prints Dimity f Rayon Voiles Fast colored print New patterns, .‘hi inches .wide. Spec­ ial— yards for .".ii inches widi New designs ii small prints, cards for Figured Rayon Voiles Small and large flor­ al designs. JIG inches wide. Spec­ ial. iut yard “ K v o rfn s t" . \ * *| V o ile s r .i * ■. \ \ u u 1-ai 1tcral 1 1.•- L ’ l *-if i * m iin Inu wide. 2 cards in,IL P L______________ _ ( H i3.cmi.rrr, — - In inches^ yard sN -I Printed Linens Batiste Figu red V oiles Some “ I’h eufast.’’ I’rintcd designs Prc• In nnk Jill inches wide. Per yard HG to 40 inches wide Uuarnntecd fast New printed de­ signs. Special J yards for Regular 50c to G5c per yard. 3G to 40 inches wide. Spec­ ial yards for .ven a i Jig Ben Muck Towels Bath Tow els s u i t i n '* - T o w e ls Heavy weight (IS x .‘ill). Double tbread. ( olorcd bor­ der. 5 fur Large size Double Colored thread Special—5 border for Ladies ( Y e lo n n t Handkerchiefs So! | Plain white aim colored embroidered linen. Special—5 Boy’s Union Suits r»vr sra 'i f ‘ . ! ’r r m a iie p t tints *1 S p e c ia l fm* t his s a le — 2 y a r d s fo r £! 1 If *1 t r .a "S k u ”-T“ 1. -.-hi ( T 1 «J 1In io n Regular price Special for th 2 pair for Package Hoods I *i • My di eses for lionn euiiiFn,^ All sizes. Pillow cases, stamped to embroidered. Sptei.d price - i A on ais I laud embroidercdl g slips. Unusual valin Ladies house, aprons. flood Wat rials ami well made. Table Scarfs Nurses Uniform s Stamped to bp embroidered Special price-.for this sale— Special for Friday and S;uur day only— Underwear Lace trimmed gowns, and step-ins. Tin ■ si exceptional value- t•• b ed o„ special sale Ft id Saturday only In I ant Dresses Rayon Bloomers Stamped t»* embroider.' Lov« ly materials. Special for lhi *>ali—- Also step-ins and teds. Spec Corselettes Stamped Towels 'All sizes large ami^m ecptional values lor - Brassieres • White and flesh colors. Spec Jill while they lust. 2 for— Ready to All linen. be .embroidered Brassieres White and flesh colors, j sizes. Special for this sale Florsheim •• . Mfiii , U-ifi * Si i'Trl )( �I -*r* /. !*•*„/*— j hs; 1 a *21 f f i *** i •C h irtr 0^*1. at *<»• I •' * •* »•* it no • M il I f*» .» 1 ►if ’I l1*r re n f CO n> it jIe j •p^r. • * . n*I | «•»* f t f* * 1 I It 1* V«« „ I *> w t f ; H#-*-**11 si •••II' L ,nhni . (till* 1 . • -*3J »«(. ' '1?-■?i \ ■ nur. a \ Njtl cpi V b it > f * ’ ‘ 1 >*i J ■ -G ; dU ' 1SI . ■ iV INI i/ should, I’d always raise » row; But I ntc chil’IinV one lone linn And nothing mutters now. i v) i f ! « *1 Jazzmania u low n NEW mowei Then ngnin if bathing Mills are Ccantier than luKt summer we Won’t he able lo aee 'em at nil this year. The r,fx: thing u r knew rum makers will Is' nihqitiitg for iheit campaig'n M<ing.'\Shiiie, shin*'. Ju*>t Where Vou A re." A. man by tin* l ame of A. It. s*( was arrested In New Work to. writing mush notes. A sort o f V Y. Z.’’ coirespondeilfe u, it v e l r . DomtKiulii aspirunl lot g o ver n ­ o r ill Indium, was arrcMed fo r he ing drunk. A case wherein ihe band-wagon le.-caine the water J r*' '} fe i :y Jh t l 1 « ENERAL MOTORS was organized G on thc principle that a g r o u p o f strong c om pa n ie s, w o r k i n g together could serve CH A L A they In 1924 one out.of every six c a r s chosen by iho pub lic w a s a G e n e r a l M o t o r s car. In 1925 the prop ort io n w a s one in five. In 1926 it.w a s o n e in four. A in i L ist v< n r it ivoc c ; : e in th r e e . The improve m att in C en tral Llotors products is continuous. Great Rcicarch Laboratories arc con­ stantly reeking new paths for betterm ent. A 1245ncre P ro vin g Ground U . ’. j nil that science has dis­ covered and p rov es each new design before il is offered to you. Each year there has bceti a steady : !vancc in the qu ality, perform ance nnd beauty of General M otors cars, with no increase in price. On improved City properly at 7 per rent. :i *,» five year straight Inans on residences. ., lo 'jn \car hi,in- on good I 7 fimzoas c-T:s-S6ms€teis business property. S A N F O R D D O N !) A N D M O im .'.U d : CO. I I " I . Second St, V p jf i& A c s ) §4 *9 5 . t o and the low-cod: !( ii [ im i!n \ s n :i: cv S K ift \(,i; ( (). :V!t ifL’ h lfn * ' •tif»u. (*•»£» I* -’i* \ fll w 1,0 INii Mitp. A f r h i U ’ct I in-1 N : t l " B a n k Bid Saufnrd. I n. wj f m ’ty** ■ The Gtp* *. ,1 Mi itiis c .1 rs are listed cn l!.c coupon hei* *\\. 'I im y :ui‘luuc a r *r f>>r every purse and purpc S'- • ) : •: - . 1 1 . 1 t : r-v ; :ivl tiuclw n.odcls o f L\t.ry kind f< ui. ; ..nd s .■nd lipht t. Y o u m ay select \vitli I til! ; v-u:. 1:; c i . 1 by every Usi any mod' it oiTir. ■ !. rut t \ . ’ per dollar in its j iicc class. *- Loch A rb o r . T lu * place.* to b u ilfl y o u - Im m t \ * De Forest San fo rd Realty iiic p;g «.< np> r c lu/c LO n.c»dc!.*>. m illin g in price at-lh t fccP ry S I«)0 to i 5500, All close ! be die:; m e l.y Fi ller. All t\,r‘ have four-w 1tel brains. A il have qualip, v.i’. u etju . lily cc-unlsmcst Co. 4 td rr tOc <? 2Jc 50c 9 7IC ih 50c & S1.00 fl.21 JOc (5se«v Gmm) J5e , \ '< *. able. AH are backed by lions \. ’h arc j ermraicrit. high C L IP LOWER E L ® ee i * ' !**'» I I *•JIIM* IMS' * I , 1*/IIIVilli' 7 / O L ?P O N It v ill pay you to t *.c \ .!c l Genet d M o to rs offers before you select your lc.-.t cyr. Com pare GeneraM otors qu ality and \ / n < . h juice class. Lea rip about the tests G t; ni;.l Mr ’ iq ; pplics to all earn produced here find tc !, ;,t jjq preat Proving PRBCES L y using the coupon K Y w , you can bring into I I V*' AND U PW A R D S ONLY C A N CH R YSLER G IV F . Y O U N o O T H E R car, in its particu lar price ran^c o f *10f»S to $1235, com es w ith in leagues o f what the G reat ” 6 2 ” offers In p erform an ce, in quality, in style, and in value. D A U G H TE R S C A R R Y O N ! JA C K S O N V ILLE JO U R N A L Ycr no o th er carr.voti whole tier furhea, left Llti'ulq llifiif two daughUTH (>) lii hting so they decided ip lake a principles. Each .has Inherited H»J national imlitiiul figure* who in Iflu f i n thr »ituatJon. jmwvn of lier father ami tm h may )’f*n> gom- liy duntinap-d I hi* than Ground. Consider tl.,: impt ilan cc o f n tim e pay­ ment plan uhieh gives you low rates, because ° i the volum e o f bu.-ii.t s t, r.dled. P em cin b cr that y ° u are assuicd Oi su vn v, hecausc General Motors dealers are everywhere. tion nf Wtuidriiw Wilsnf hail il not been for the pr.donged liaseo ■>f the Madison Square Harden, nn rusty victory would have * heep mine veil ill lliJ-t. Profiting by these wninmgH l.-t ( its grasp7 11-* present a united nn*l dele: muieil Surely n pi oi it .tide lc - on 11*11)11 float in the approaching etc.*'.ion have been taught hy tIt, disaffec­ whatever may lie the niteoim- .<1 tion of tli(. pa»i 11.,- Houston eunvention. The vet of the farm hill, .titty I Bail it not licelt t-•1 the ilefecand 1mid dallying over the fl .oil control , Hoti 01 tin- I’nlnti'i * Hurt, 111 the "Bold R i g ” cobalts* i it In’.id 1the arqullal of Hurry F. Kinclai. ihric is hot little ilinht that n with turn tile “ rascals out" us n .rpuhheiuis I sweeping \ I* 14*i y v.'ou’il have Iseen slogan even lending admit that an easy victory i-**pos- 1 obtained slide for the dcinoeints. A fte r the splendid ailhiini.ptr.i The hoiiith congressional dUtti-T the pub lic better T h e pub lic has a p p r o v e d this principle. DANNER Last week was “ He Kind T-> In IllinniM last week Mrs. Hut of whit h ; .lacksorivilh- Is a purt il Animals XVoek" hut that fuel playing t pun in a tense political Hamm M d ’urniick won uiu **f Ho* doesn’t apjteni to have prevent Hi ^Wt^-WMI trert •Inlil'F"fl mil f'ftT?TT Mrntrtr nf-ftqttrtr'pri'tnr'-t It‘li;rrnz:h ‘ wti lcepiiiilieun Vioiuimitions lot .*, lag tlio.diekhft*. hcen .eonkeioui*. It is occupying an io»greHsnihn-ut-lnrge. She defeat­ unique pOstitiniidn national politic*. ed u former governor of hei; rlaie • s rs rrt It take* all bind* pf people to At the I'l ug the ei (iiloi nth aim bud Imen reprenenting the make up Uiin world including those * ntuiy two command ng figuios' people of Illinois. If that stute ad­ here* to its usual morn ings she •oclfty leaders, who, although in nationul affair* were Wtllium I will he elected in November. blindfolded, can recognise Mhoir llryan and Me:.*i* A. lluiiua. The) In Hie Fourth district of Florida favorite cigarette. former led the Dcinoerattc party Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen, daughter -0 — Wc *up|K>se that expulsion order In there preaidentint rauipaign* of ihe late Democratic leader, is delivered by ihe English govern­ and hi* chief ‘opponent in Hie first ‘making a slrcnnu* campaign for a ment to Prince L'aiol is Hie diplo­ ttvo Van Senator Hanna, although seat in the house of riy^resentu* matic way of administering a sw ift tin* man who hcuiled the Hrpuhtt Hves, ami should she he nominate I * an ticket was William MrKinley. 1 ' ^ ‘ Lum will he virtually UH*urKkk in the pant*. ■ - ~, ■ -o —- — 11 was generally reeognixed t hat! h, /'” u '!■ ,,t’ff‘,* U‘d lwu A « yet nobody hu* come out and Mr. Hanna was Mr. McKinley’sJ ? " * b > “ 'L' V" U' ,,r cau" t>’ ih muit- liiqu-ful t Ii it, time iuuI L fla t ly said that the president was political goihfuthei,. imtat liv 1 unci..ilfd /hut *liv h ..ta k ­ "all wot” on hi* flood nid stand. Almost thirty y^ui> hitir the Evidently ihe Jupanese were .laughtt is it, the two antagonist* ing a oti'ijKiign which give*, primin' nf the fiu tiun of her — --------O' , ...... may sit in the same congress am hi tion. t ir ij of the Chinos* doing all the batik jg stilt fqr opposing pnllUdt) as a family, could separately. VVILIj w e h e e d t h e w a r n i n g s ? wagon. a t G esa^al M o tes MONEY TO LOAN Is il possible that ‘ hr leader* and the rntik. and Hie of t!.•• dem »• Some people are h.ti'es ultilc cratic parly will permit ihi> Tout others talk ahouL h-wv'niuch nicer llrflniirs In hting nbuiit a defeat their children are than lln.s,, „l the in (lie appruailiiug eleetion, 'then n sweeping victory so neltl'i; In Ueighhots. ; lect yonjf ssesdtcarseewfoat li/Jilt. J. C HUH LLL Jilt) West (inrc Al'f, . What of jazz? That imgcncji-ntu foundling child of nutsOrlamln, FNnida f. kicked arotiml Iry critics until it grew into a giant on matOh, nutbing matters now; rontinent. Ims turned out to be no street waif at all, accordDying O f A Broken Heart No, notliing matters now; ng jo Sigmund Spaeth, widely known critic, writing in a rec­ W ho n |ir*it $« i n '4 t h t l i » f H i - ii* .m 1 That chit'lin' taste I quit with ent issue of the North American Review. After considerable 'tin ti ll 1 i f 1 1 t*i ( ri r «»i t\ {n n f „ m u . i hnKte I n n i i i . i l lit i t t t h i j . ; • 1 t i n study of the -ancestry of syncopated melodies, "blues” and i t - l i m l *1 1 1 .i k l i i f t i iJ-.tt 11 « i f !In! • 'm il.u . I»t iul t. And nothing matters now. other bizarre niusicul effects which have grouped under the. I m «» t o c u m i n * Mil « l f ) « { f Mill Ft *' mn it r* In* ft| r till ii 111 • 1* ' 11 IlMl.l *♦ 1 I [ X once was fussy o’er my drinks, modern head of "jazz", \Mi. Spaeth announces that he Iwo . h i l l \» t t «| iil i • m' c 11 |»n 1 |m fl, t ill l i l n i f ' O’er beer, champagne and wine; traced thorn back for two centuries to some of the most dis­ i l K h t 1Ii i tt «li 'si, * *f ii.1111*.1. j| 1 U n i t Mill M il l ••fili*! 1 1 1" > •• t claimed to be an expert in tinguished figures of musical history— Beethoven. Brahms, 1 111*1.1Ml ** f -f f il l* l«Ml|\ M l l l l f . t D* * • vP1.1 r 1.1 l " ’ " l » l * Ml n W» ■ *M||t AH drinks which were called fine Wagner and U hzL . m i l 1 it 1 1» : i • f i m ........ . 1 * vs <1* t. -I Cut since lire Volstead is in force, III*) " I . I ••{!*. |. hi 1 • •• - 1 1 • *i M H.I “ Jazz effects arc nothing new in musical art." the crjlii I'Mf -Mfl. ll JiliHt* n f it n Ml fl MU 1 Ml My drinks I get somehow, ♦ Jil t ru n 1*1. .14 From bootleg booze to poison finds. "Distortions of some sort," he says, “ hove figured i h v h i l t fl it - * M t f l l t h*1fl IIIII M. IM. h 1, J . * 1 in compositions of all kinds for several centuries. Kvetv brews, ’♦ . i! ft 1 1 )i> Iin l i t lit • tl «|m f l . If It** * l n u h i t u » And nothing matters now. revolutionary composer Ims started with apparent disNir ' IIlllDi !\ il,. »|l ItlM ti,; n il I ........... [ III r* ii*f tions. which to u later generation seemed entirely logical un­ t’ Dijt* I I I . 1-1.t t>tl ’ * It S f 11 111 d i a l - I • ,i It. i* i l Oh, nothing matters now; necessary." \ * K i n <i I kv • a r*«I it t 11\ . ft\ foil, I get a drink somehow; u -i i t •4l |4.I Montvcrde, Mr. Spaeth declares, was perhaps tins firsi uitit!r hh vi n t |.«nii l11 l*.|I 11, i I I «! Tho' vile the tnstc, I drink in hnslc, i* n f I f i. illM i , , of the jazz composers and cites an example wherein hv pm l li titt; 'i, I..9 # ji lit* l in haste, deliberate dissonance into Ariadno’s lament to express il • f l M i t m i l l L i f t |h 1 . iI For nothing matters now. i l b u i s ;i ilii * . n i i - l ! j: 'I I .i tragedy." lie continues: it i lit.tit ifi ;«it' «’ Il . I I I * l. .1 X aaw a little kitty-cut, "Beethoven definitely jazzes the choral melody in tin i i‘ <• u11I•1•i ». " I**i\ i o f t ! '. . ,i w All spotted black and xfhitc, Finale of his Ninth Symphony when he orchestrates il f- i -tit M .«t *f f » * I .’ ,1*1 t I t■ And whrij I tried to pick it up Im.iL'>ti nf ,thnX•. a combination of brass, bassoons, cymbals ami triangle, ami *|IIt 1 1 • i*fI«’| * il* v « 1 • * | * On ine it showed its spite • If* at the same time breaks up the tune into a spi;p?h\ly, skip­ ••til »■* I \* . lu te d to IlMe a perfume’s ” MifClt; -U fit .* till t If* (!.;<• ping rhythm. Selmrtumil’y love ol synedputioh isToiilimtaiiv ,|\ ti t * II i f f t i n II None near me I’d alluw; * Y . ■ «l a-<i nitiated in his greatest follow, c But, holy smoke! ilh, wlmt a j'>ke! ippnmd. ami (hiI *i .1 * * I .V 11. II rit Brahms. i K doesn't mattei now . I ,**•!. W f 11I• I •f ' I ■ t ,. I “ ( hopin uses jazz rhythms, jazz melodies many -n fi I 1» -JII M•] 3I t • I ill M L I U . | •i It doesn't matter now, which have been tub n by modern popular composers-—am, /'*'» \Y i ** ,\S 1•!• It doesn't mutter now. IA.*. V| II WII I . » f.j i >1 jazz harmonies, adnally finishing one of his I'rcludes on .> | That polecat smell ..it nu lled l ildl v, ij *11• v i** 1’ i vy\ ’blue' chord. I.isz! was a jazz, composer par excellence .•III I ■ I tM t l •Hi ii U ■11 like-- well’ !! U l|b I’tiolll f ' I t . *! :t Xiong I lie turn tut lonal lines he would hardly have been im It dosn’t matter mm tut* Mini i,*n|i'«'lll I ' —JAMES WELLS tired; neither would his son-in-law, Wagner." Mr. Spaeth, now managing director of community con The little girl down thc -licet certs, a foundation which proposes to make the best in inusit j ’ has taking ways. She Ims ahead? tvailahle to all American con rmmilios, declares that tlie cm taken four engagement rings. rent popularity of jazz in its wildest forms is duo to the ‘‘cU-, donatives, the intolerant artists, critics, highbrows/ self As We uiulcrntninl it, thv Miilmla dom wat*n’t expecU.I to bold worth appointed guardians of public taste, who hate insisted lliai music is a matter of rules atld formulas." A linker's dam, but it dal. . • ----- — o ---------— The critic declares there Im.-. jilw-nyK bemi a riaxLiiU-Eu. Ihn ro.il iqi.'ll ii nrrr ami inujTu (form or technique but erne that reason was lorgottcn and the rvaaon it .li.ln't last lung wnt formality became an end in itself, "the rebellion of the l.ibbecause of the but poliljml sitmi ’ta!« was inevitable." These reactionary formalists of music, tion. life, and the, immediate effect of their activities today is jazz Tbc office boy says tli.t friniil? be declares, "have hud llie.r pacaocis ,n other lines o. art and is In u (iileitinu. Mince tlu> neigh .nuniu." lK.ru who own moved away l) ^TvT9F!l H e a lt h HINTS ~1 ,1^" 1 ■niK* ii lo ' •; *" iumiu ; e-X. The Indiana Primary ■ KpliMliiliril nrry atlrrnr in CARSON ON CATTS Panilnr at Hnnfnrri, Florida. Ill Vtaannlln Atrnnr. LAKELAND LEDGER The results'of the jpolitlcal buttle in Indiana between Ralrml a n -rronil rlnaa matlrr f 1•' October 57. Ml*, nl the 1’n.luirirr Senator Janes K. Watson and Herbert Hoover have Riven! at Sanford, llurliln. tindrr act of rise to many conflicting views. The alliance of favorite I f Sidney J, fultn Is innocent f-tiil, In mlltVlin;; money from tha CoOKrr»* uf March :l. 1H07. I sons, who are khown to be friendly to Lowden or Dawes, is of tho churac pro'erred fignlnst race track gamblers with one ItOl.l,AMI I.. IIKA!t ... ..... Kitllor decidedly optimistic over the outcome because it believes him in Lnbrlnnd the other night, hand and t!.»- church fall; \-Ah, M. lion Aim IIHItfl --- Mnnnsrr UAHI.i: I'- J «M » llnnnnlUT I’XII** Tuesday's primary was the real turning iwint In the tide he would be jusUfiid in put tins Iho ctbir In’ older to finnttco iii; > James M. Carson, who made them, ,/.■ RVllNCHIPTIOS ItATKS Oar Aear ••»».., ST*no against the cabinet member. The coalition opposed to in thc state’s prison; and since be campaign. After the llUt cl re- I W 3 .W .K O # aA R T{ 1 1 1 Moalha ---- --------- KL.AO Hoover is confident now that it has enough votes in sight 3: * •FLO1*5•DA— • I Three Slnnlbo .............. ... H.TS to ".stop” him and prevent his nomination at Kansas City. has made no authentic dcni.il of tion. tho political preacher, Mr.! OaVfTO'tA C» Z r .1* luTO A. S[l them, the public at- least mny Car-on said, bought mart (rages ini Hr Carrier per Herb M.lt : • • : The llrrald. SanforaTa |i|oiirrr ne«»On the other hand Hoover’s friends point'out that the question ctiun his.integrity. J 4 In the eirSeminole ( minty to the \aiuu t» his.integrity (Mapei’, aubarrlbea *o the interna* ■ Itonal ArWa heftier, reer h Itar f ram Indiana defeat 'was only u temporary setback. Not in the cumstnilccK, the. hum nr woman §21 JjOO, nnd he ami Ida family For Sale All Drug Store*. thla auprrlqr nnio oranplrat Inn lu^ve i reV-vet! $11,01)0 frotn the . tnrnli Ihnptotid Uorila tlnllt ep»ef least d/alurffcd, by the lose of out nftirm/Sh, they declare who votes, for .Mil Cfltt.t tlpea bo Draijk-y v.ables in l^er.tuekyj lac all Ibf Imdlnir rienta'«»f Iht' thnb the secrejthry’s candidacy ht.s gained such momonUtm with tyiiie open eyes and with n entire tiorltl. The , I, ,V, », la r», That is the man, In .addition *o ° r what 10 etpcct ■oerUlli etflrlrnt In I lorlil..... . U thnt'itjcnnndt’ be hnltedinow. It is pointed out that'lndhma" *&dL rejd other ti ll wln» is tt* lae lii'l lii laltboat emiliL^ ' ' ' was classed by Hoover’s managers «s doubtful from the “ l '\iH hnml*. elected y-uM-nor of F.oridn. ’Chase start and that while its vote would have fortified his posiThc Rcv' CuiEon The llrrald la n member nf the w^lio v.u.t that f a i t i.if u man AaAII nnrentt of t'lrrwlnllnne, nn LO SSIN G ’S • .kilgw-vCe.-v to look for him. lateraallnnal Aoooelallitn «f I'nb, lion considorahly, Its support had never been seriously linker*. Atlterllaera nntl AHtrrlla- counted so its loss is not in the least disheartening. thought of two grent.political par­ Q U IC K SE R VIC E Ina Aarnla athlrh require eaeh . It appears that while a great deal was made of the In­ ties sit together in the house of Not being ah’e t , converse In Pabllabrr ntenlhrr In aiihmlt <■> ■> TRANSFER tboronab ainlll <>l atibarrlpllne diana primary as a so-called test of Hoover’s strength, the representatives it-will be At least Frenri'. Henry. Ford had very lit­ Ifata In order In terlf> nliaiilnlrlt Hauling, Crating Shipping. • hr Farit r c-Ontiy. Hut he all elalnia nf rlrenlatlun. na well n* results really prove nothing. It seems certain that against an unique situation. Whether it tle in j, bonrot bnalnraa inrlbnda. . and Storage i-l.i on the new F ree!) anyone other than Senator Watson, Hoover would have comes to pass drpenfts’-now upon I ) wlmt thc Demoerklle votcrw of the! f i ..... . ins t;or it. .tr.t **». I ..n-ver. — Jadi. t'tivi |r1 triumphed easily. He developed a surprising strength even Florida district will do. TIIUIISDAY, MAY 10. Time I'lti •:*, against the senator who is the most powerful figure in the state. The vote would indicatothat in Indiana Hoover is * BIBLE YEtfSB FOR TODAY the most popular of the outstanding candidates for the nom­ * 1 • • r >7- -— • ination since Watson’s candidacy represented any of three t Declare W a r on A ll Insects —Kill Them \ ,, ?*THE STKKNGTH OF TIIK UPi —The way of the l/>nl In or four other lending aspirants. , —anJ keep them *w«y. Bee Dr«nd Insect Pow With the support he has already received and with ^ derot Liquid kill* Flies, Ants. Roaches. Poultry BEE BRAND * rftrength to the’ upright: but des. Lie/, Mosquitoes,Fless, Bed Bugs,sndotht(in• tructlon Ehnil 1.«- to the workers of other votes that are certain, Hoover will enter the conven­ -Povdrr Liquid ■ set ts.Won'i spot or Slain. Uss powder on plants Toe 9 i' .Iniquity— 1’ rov. ]0:’J8. tion with nearly fotlT hundred votes. This figure does not ■nd pets. fViitt ui for FREE ir.itft koolltt. If PJlAY'Elt—Enable us. J.tml, t" 'nclude the New York and Pennsylvania delegations, both deale rcan’t supply,ws wilt Ship by pares! post at *. "walk alwnys in Thy way. pricesnamed. MeCORMICK ft CO, Baltimore, Mi if which will in all probability go to the commerce secre­ tary. If the New Yorkers and Pennsylvanians do swing NOTHING MATTERS NOW B *o Hoover his nomination would be assured since their one 1 used to be quite finicky hundred and sixty nine votes would give him the required, O’er things brought me tor ent majority of five hundred and forty-five, necessary U . . I ’d make frfusi. o’i r anything Which others thought romplcti nominate. J Alim # -----Ofv No food was gemt—Unite a» 1 -Pf*M i ir The Sanlt>rd Herald 41» H* t TOAV1 PAGE iW fT enjoys tlu* lu’ Ucfits o f the unique in- -Ai tltc p ro d u ctio n o f such ’ lin e cars as thc Illustrious ” 7 i ” and Im p eria l ” 80.” A s a resu lt,C h rysler ” 6 2 ” is the o n ly car to o ffe r you the co m b in a tio n o f t hese features at such lo w #•prices:— ru b b er shock inb u la to r s — in s t e a d o f . S U C H f your home im iru lia teiy lull, illustrated in font 1 tion about any or ull of thc products made % General M otors. Wi t h ihi.; will come a new book called Principles u, Policies.” Y ou will find it un­ usual reading, for it take , you behind the scenes and shows just wlmt General M otors is and w hat it is doing to continue to merit public goodwill. EN G INEER liVIG G R E A T F E A T U R E S C H R YSLE R “6 2 ” N E W P R IC E S j B u xin e** C ou pe $1065 R o a iliile r (m11 KtumW#«ui) lo '/ 5 TourinjJ 109 5 - J -J o o r -1 h o ’ t •; Coupe <11 nil fumUr ir.ll) 1 ’ - *. ’ j . 4 -d o o r vSeJnn - 1 U 9 .T ” ! metal shack It*.**; self-equal* irin^ h ydraulic 4-w heel brakes; 7-bcarin^ crank­ shaft w ith interchange­ a b le sh im less b ea rin g s; saddle spring-seat cush­ io n s ; b a la n c e d f r o n t w heels fo r utmost safety in d r i v i n g at h i g h e r speed s; etc , - 1175 E xam in e the G reat ” 62” w ith utm ost care. R id e in it. D riv e it. O n ly in this w a y can you learn v Landau S ed a n 1235 1 All f»fkr* 1- fl-K Drfrolf. luliifft lo t*urfrni 1rJrtal flritf lux. t kivilrr | iltmilff* ui§ <fm . *J|H ).i:il1 'kr«i to rttrnj iKr tununimif 0 / liwie |%j>inmlx. ,-- just h o w fa r superior it is — not o n ly to cars o f equal price, hut to cars costing m any hundreds o f d ollats m ore. 1145 ! GENERAL iM O X Q R S k. • * ■ ■ ■ •CLIP TMH COUPON-* trn ua m ft Cl tl:\ ROLL ! P O N T IA C [1 I Ir.M- **-iu|,i,n|,ounibJi(;aiiijn toiiie,illuilr*trd T l lll^rmturrdr*ciil,uig#achGeneralMotonproduct 1 OI.DSMOB1I.!: Q j OAKLAND. a UUICJC □ La SALU- Parkside Motor »Co. Park at Commercial I G L N L R A L m o t o r s (D ep t. A ) , Detroit, M ich . • □ CADILLAC I. F R I Q W A I R E Am, J together with your bookUit Tliel rt)VlI)^;GIo^ntlu4IuJ“ PriIlri|^l^^&Policif•,, Namc... A d d r «j ^— Q ' Q D ELC O .L1Q H T I TU.u D j *' *1 K2 *'■' '* 4 tX �♦ (* • v£tflF#X V^. *•: p ' --???£ 5. f? + f 1 ■ ,- T5BSJH9 J ffll : -. V"'* .v *'*• the ial A n d Personal Activities i Telephone 148 MRS. FRED, S. D AIGER, Society Editor Residence [rnrusuAY iFvUr Cridge Club will # o’dcolt with Mr#. J. ,t her hone in-Fort parent Teachers AsTZri hold riveting at 8 V East tM<k* Primary Brothers and fathers ,ot j !Ch.«il are requested t t pcn.irtmcit will pre‘ lay,, "Fpieelalnc The L.'r. int r and “ OverK;0Oocl-ck -tthc Junior fa,-etir.r Co. Theodore l ^jafliarv S ’. ‘J 1’ . H. cii; *L 6:00 P. 2L ct . { «. R. ' Schaeffer. ja rharlss Hill and p C n s v r l l veil! enInlct <>’ thru* o’clock at ’i Cl-ib. ,-jth, ■ ,f';'mcr!ra will ■ji i \ !* t. the Odd liU'r.'.r- i lie laslyet. ( ik ih a y 5*f F icr.ardcn will r• s:i * ok 1* k at ji'y !' . nry School au. Sun ij * b'clnol Worktti!i , ■et .t 7 o'clock r, 1 -*. Clurch. Fu p|> - ■ jatnirg and election of Jd i: - dlii Harrison K.5 1> A R. viU be held I! iso Court, a i lodge " ill P .it the Odd tli* Basket. H; My delegate* i? ’ •• :* i l t i.iyefrg i - lues ,v.ll enter •■{ tin* Ikj.'k P. 1 U x'l luck, TcL SI. af ' F i' t rutinn nt j i have uniitia' *3 < l J1' II U.-V. r* E‘ 'A tfl'i*vi at Id :*.I* i: ” ■riin f'liunli kt* ...u follow im .* r v utl llotl'l' pr Hour at 10 irti rt: ■ *•’ • >7 'I '. 'M t V N 'i" l'iiv•t HeLhi.d: * 1Mi. • ut uM A*k ft I/. liat.es; if \ Mr S. 7. F. Adki i w it h M rs. Di ii | \ vi ' mh*, with j !i . fh'ivmak' '•! J A '. th Mrs A value, It • It N ) sr . |. \ it... t W II Roger - IJaim >, 1 'ii Mreet, with D R G lin k '■ if 11 Chap|>c!l Mi . J. i l rdii*. Coolidge Declines Invitation To Fly WA.SiUNGTOjfMay 10.— (IN S ' —President Coolidge “ does not choose to fly” —at least so long as ho is in office. He so informed Rus Halley, Rapid City, S. D„ banker and aviator, today *when the latter culled at the White House and ci.tended an invitation for a ride in the air. Hatley, who met the President last summer, has just purchased a 15 passenger tri-moor plane and he flew into Washington today from South Dakota. CANAL POINT—Florida East Coast Railway considering advis* sbility of constructing ‘J 1*2 miles if track f.** ni Okeechobee branch here t > Southern Sugar Co.’s mill. at vSoul h Side School Auditoriuin Friday— 8: I1. M. The public is (.'urdiallv lnviU^L- Dcland 666 Canadlans atfc 10,100,000 pound* of American berriee last year. cvnk Yowell-Drew’s ‘ Store News Reduced Prices All this week, on 29 x 4.10 Tires and Tubes Second harid'tires in differ­ ent sizes at reasonable prices. F. P. R IN E S Filling Station 1113 Sanford Ave. GET RID O F YOUR CORNS The mighty story o f a great love. Love of a working girl f«r a rich man’s son. Love that all the world’s gold eoald not boy. Lose that was bora in a moment of madness, bu lasted forever. Special Added Attraction At The Evening Show Hnrve Clemmons and His Sanford Symphony Orchestra Ju*t a minute of vour time and Greater London’s population in­ "E N P O C O R N ’* — Presto! Corns creased in the past P2 months. disappear. No pain. No more suf­ fering. Walk with ease. Don’t fool with those so-called "corn cures'* any longer. They are dangerous. Get END-O-CORN at the follow­ ing dtuggists TODAY nr if they are not near you write to ENtY-O*k0RN LABORATORIES, 4 Garfield D M , Chicago, who will see that you re­ ceive a jar promptly. “The New Testament Church” by Dr. C. E. W yatt— Tonight U* * First Christian Church South Side Primary School A Ml mix I OK EVENING The store with FRIGIDAIRE is a better place to trade Merchants w ho use Frigidairc electric re­ frigeration protect the health o f customers by keeping foods fresh and w holesom e and they profit by low er costs. Merchants arc invited to ask for information. T°dd H y jtl Seminole Hat Shop KSU N. Orange. n.« -r D ays CLEARANCE , M O T O * S flavor Florida SALE o n h u 1m o i l Friday and Saturday May llt h .— 12th. Special Silk Sale T hree G B N B R A t fop ’ s l.i'uriing I lepjti t meiit Stove* ( )iu* "I o r P R O D U C T Orlando, Fla. Takes this occasion to thank it’s friends ;tml patrons for their generous custom. summer May 12th. reopening for the fall season Sept. 15th. with a fresh stock. Sim.. 1*7* N a n c h v i c l i O N “ Everything1To Go” A t 10 rF Less Than Cost O nly F riday,-Saturday and M onday N- ’■!r S i). ShinboC ’ wiin M rs. T . C. i First Street. !N Mi - .1 M. McCn** <rr. i . with Mrs. J P. |B0| .eit • Avenue. 7 .'ll. Circle <>f tlu ---t Church will meet ;,i die home of Mrs. „ 1 Palmetto Avenue *f‘ I’ 't. M Jt rnigan ami f t 1 ' id :n hostesses, •-*r "'■"'dhlv business and I fee ■f the Marie Rnffo " f the Methe '.I be held at S.UU a! tt* »!.unh annex. All t*'1"! p> iiyfcpd. Ruth ti-V j -l'j [.ring bu j 1* t:e progratn will Ih: a •* Day" program. *•'rr demonstration fit 1“ :!fj o’clock at thu j Un' f*>r all niembers of Agnea and Women’s Guilds ’ rf>Si' Episcopal Church. nveting and election of o the St. Agnes Guild at - '. nt th.- Parish House. / la,- , f Women’s Guild iv;V' !;ld.-co|>al Church at k. ' ul l b(. Ir t ish House. . rKar, d ab will meet at J7751 * hur, I, at 3:30 o’clock kn .,:',/rivv|mther G. Ixiwis lifford Walker as host of l he FirBt Pre>Ddivh wil^ nie»t at tht „ "l * J. p. Woodruff » « h Mrs. Herbert Bus* * Avcr,uv «t:3:30 o’clock. M ay II, 1-2 and 14th. O ur entire stock consisting of $5-10 White and Soleil Felts value Sill s Failes and Satins $4.95 3.95 1.95 thousands of yards of the worlds finest silks in a special selling event A ll Spring Hats Viscas— Braids— Straws Reduced . use $ 3 .0 0 One Large Group Assorted A• i During these $ 1 . 0 a0 . , I . * .?** r f y* Flowers and Scarves * three days. .... ■ > 5 0 c - $ 1 .0 0 G . A . Dreka and Co. Deland Fla. A sale of summery silk dr#*sex at less than half the original price—will feature the Saturday activities of ouf Fashion Section this week. The*# dresses Include both sleeveless and long sleeve sty­ les. georgettes. Tat crepe* and crepe remains. For this sale they are priced at only 19.95. •World-Beater” 7 5c* !i, - HO SIERY >*>■ ” As You Like ItM ^ • ' * * An unusually attractive collec­ tion of wide-brimmed, flowertrimmed hats are to be offered in our millinery sectloit Saturday, at only $3.50 each. Your choice of beige, green, black, white and red colors in the wide “ flop” hats that are so popular this season. « • • Our fabric department U con­ cluding its part in a week’s Cotton Festival with a veriety of unusually attractive prices on printed dim!* ities at 45c the yard: printed yav. ette at $1-29 the yard; organdies imported from Switxerlaod, at 69c the yard and imported two*ply yoiles at $125 the yard. • • • The summer styles sponsor white footwear for all occasions this month. Our targe collection of shoes for women and children in­ clude new, smart models that were first introduced this season. Fine quality footwear in the newest styles is offered at $10 to $12.50. * • • • In our tea room, on the ran* ranine Door, we are making a special effort to please a constant, ly growing* number of patrons. On Saturday we are serving a country style chicken dinner at noon for only 75 cents. I • • We are announcing this week a new price on Wi| Wile swimming -uit# for men- $6 for the one-piece models. The WH WUc is rereg: nized as the world** leading swim* ming suit— the “ seabkln of swim­ ming apparel." • A n d to a n n o u n c e t h t r H t w i ll eh o se-fo r-T h e- D reka’s Yowell-Drew Co, * “I-nncy’s Drug Store” Lust foil* *sitn, a* *oft a* a flower petal, or the more stately melal clorhs may t*e u«cl lor the de>ek>prncnt of this Mirniti"* m,>*Jel. The neck may liave either a squ^rr nc*k. fronl and hack, or a cb" otw-sideit drcnlltljgf I r 11*-. Mi - Gh n Ji.I not uanu- the ;upp,>rteil by *l*mlder *trap< Size J6 ricinariv "Mad Hour", but i resjuire- .’* >ard» J^-inch nwterial, with it a- adapted frun "The Man and: IJCyarJ rdibon fur cirdlc. '*. >l'-nn-nt,'' whuh occupies suf '■’ ly -ati-factorj space of time J m i G!>! vvlio-e I i ok- haw* i ml snoilar stories of chronutogic,' Jilt ■ :be tiullio!-.-, ha* mad, il lie in, ncliituro m sufficient minii • ion- element in almost H*r to make it a rev 'gniz,*d eu*.i>i ; ei woik-, a* the titles attest , tom rh: Weeks made her w ild j "Mad Hy'Ui wu* directed bj faa .'us "Six D a w " followvtl s"**u1 Joseph l Boyle and feutures Saltf w th *u. !i titles j,. "His j ly O’Neil. Alice White, Donald H. Urn- Gh. mus Moiueit*,’' ■ itt*i*d, l-arry Kent and others. Published Weekly by A collection o f pocch frocks are to be offered Saturday at each. These ar# regularly $3.5©.They’re made In the newest styles and the bright colors in the mat­ erials are guaranteed fast • • • We are showing Kayser silk gloves to match Kaysec silk hose in attractive shades that are new. The hose are priced at $2 and the gloves at $1.50 to $2.25. Daily Fashion Hint Cun*.*, ( hills ;inii I c v r . In U T m ilti'iit. Ilc n tilifit i untl Hiliotis l ’l’ t f r dm* to M.il.irui __________It UlU^Il— l. P A G E F IT S I 4j i iB i r r i . i t . . F o r L a te st P ic tu re Sam Mr* J. It For ■■ i Elinor Glvn rind? ■ : a ; ■Another Good Title t.tl l.:k*. ■ill lnve dinner Is Hostess At Hridire I he auxili.ity if * tie I ’.uv. v’.l a* the Woman’ .* I *i. An.i-i •• a : Li*wi".i Mm Hnter Bail, LosSing fR as tan P. t i 1 am-. Mrs. Fred )wi#he» t " cet in t. , ti \i ah ml i as h ’*t« M'i * Bit wi b-e an ! '■ *Sl *• " ‘ m i - ■ : »t i rtsuii' *• *.nt. I'v U w . n » aioi S.r. .rd.i D ' In-t ' \!; < d I Star ii'"tP r> at** a -k -i if: 11oly Cross E[> is I »- a- -i 't:* G. '.irc Knigh* 11> t* -P .: -h ’i i. 1. id mectii g If •A >vk a* ti K*r !,* M lHu'-, kir r r 5*j * V t .. i h' i and a » Iv • !• it t will enteita’m Jtv, iti j* With t rrn ■:i»! l."ttnjjb*::i f i . i* I'loW la ial* W|. Lauroi Ho -i,. lun.-hft . • , ,1 uitli «t.aint> ■DAY S o u t h S id e , , . . a dtt\ ' '■ I ■d a l !uj will meet \ fi-.w i 11 at "I K iiu le r jr u r te n : t'r atuiiso of .■a : f ni’ Mmk i a "i Myrtle j P r o ir r a m tr ■ttr r*.. N <’f the gunsr^Strerc quaintly gown­ ed maidens wearing bouffant .'rocks .of yellow and green. A t 1 unchenn was served. When the games had been conyiuded and scores had been count­ ed. the prize for top score, a van­ ity in riie form of a book, was a ■aid, i Mj-,, fljd e L. Byrd. Covets were laid for Mrs. Grant Wilson. Mrs. Claude Ogilvie. Mrs. Clyde I. Byrd, Mrs. John W. Meisth J;*., Mrs. Dick Urown, Mrs. Charles Powell Jr, Mr*. Lee A. Cm: dey and Mrs. Benjamin Whit* n-.r Jr. t *’ Smith, associate hostess. ; ^Circle Two, Mrs. I,, L Fraaiir Herbert Russel I, Celery Avenue Chairman, will meet with the Miss Florence Steven* of Am­ chairman at her home on Celev ericas. Ga., is visiting hero as the Avenue at one o’clock for lunch­ niiu-st I t* Mrs. C <*. Mri’ rory. eon. Jack Pryor of Hainos City, spent Circle Throe, Mrs. Howard Ln z tl:? day here Wwk'.CiJjy attending Chairman, will meet - with Mr. to buiiness. Henry I’urdon, 1^17 Ouk Avenir M iss Louise Allen at .1:IW'; o'clock Mrs. John i Mr. and Mrs. He rjro A. DoSmith, a-esclate hostess.. (f)Ueg w j Mr. and Sin. <*.- D Appears In Recital Circle Foqr. Mrs. II. C ^D V. ' RLifinp returned home Wednesday Chairman, will lutvl meet with ti*. -ni Newberry, c frs/.-m r.ewuerry, S. C.. v... yvhtn. r-v»«- they *'**.* retsing pian-» pian-i recital was A . .r.ri i retsing chairman at her home,GW) o.ik 1were called by the lUnes* ,.f Mes- . r.en ;,v yiiss Louise Allen on Avenue at 3:70 o'clock. dames Do Cottes and Bish..;)** fa- wrtn a'by evening a: the studio ‘ Circle F iv e.’ Mrs. J. 0. ii-i': thcr, Mr. Schumrert. 'f Mr*, i w. Shinhotscr on Oak Avenue The audience was a very Chairman, will meet with*Mr*, G. Mr. and Mrs. truest. Gull wa a;ipieciatj ve one and enthusiastic H. Brown, 11! 1 Park At enuu at left Thursday morning fer Bish ’ ;>• expression of pleasure and one o’clock for luncheon. rin .u ir \t t> , i . , vitle, S.-*C., where they v.yM xi-- prais. of Mbs Allen's work. ,_t.___ ’ ...Vl Mr. Galloway's mother. Mr*. \ M. Phillips, assisting Chairman, will meet with Mr* -----—----- -------the youri-^- pianist, sang several o'clock. Central Circle Holds ntutiful numbers, adding variety Roland-Head in Scr Tamta at h-IO , Ts • - | Lx . l -, 'and charm t<> the ex'enlng's enterCircle Fever. .Mr- A. B. Wal­ An Enjoyable Session ,,!tul.,r lace Chairman. U! mpet with Mr* I • pr ‘grttm was u- follows: ■ Frar.k Miller, at '’(,1 Magn !'a lno ' n fi nl | i:r . duet. ‘M hurg*- -if the UhI’ entnil * Avenur at •'tr.'iO * 1* .• ir meet ‘ Boltin—Louise* Allen and Garden Chi' '■( M nliotser. Circle Eight. ’■! t. Jl. B. >J* |i n t'riihy n r: ing :hi h me ni P'at’ o, la> *'t on.—Jan n” MeiiChairman, will tr.cit with Mr* C 1 M ti, Janjj G. .'b.i ...u, j e(SSllj,R—*t>* k*.\n v’rillis’’, Ghys— C. Briggs uR.Nfjr.ir S!*re-.*t at Street. -In li. -• !! “ eircL Loui -k Allen. ' r o’clock. Mi#* M. | U ! Garni th a i liuirnii'ii, Mr- il.u Lewis Song. "A Japauc-e L.ullaby” L' xociate ii-j-vti U • • tirt* • • bj Ko* Mrs A M Phillip#. Circle Ni ...M :<k \ L: I'laiiu. (a» “ IdiUio” , laick— (b| Mi K. S Dutt.d*. u ' , uticd the ('hoirmnn v. i.t m ■. *. uj-.h 'h ' PI Tri'ivutu.e". Dorn tel "N’ulsi* '.- o i n by reading .r: clt* -*i' L. Woodruff. -' JO O ik A\ *; ;v ,i| i t Newlard—laiuist* Allei. “ i I.ird* :t <Tib>’ by \ : K v J :30 o’clevk. Sung, "When Hi'tivx Sings An TUESDAY t.)!d Time S-ing," i .1 1 -\ Mr*. A. It utin bu -.hr--- v - - 1 ,l 11 * *' Mu-ii Di-|'.r n mi . ' lm W tt V Phillips. un'-i Cluti w ill ! d j tegular tit ••■* r-it out x- hen '*»*}••* ........... t*> Piano l>u". “ Ttot do I'avalier’*. landing i-mnniittoe* iieer. * ,,, . ing. k . Mundler— Louise Aden .cut Mrs. were rt t « my a ,*r# ’ e*H.i , hir.h-*!-**.-#. Daughter- • i Wi-*le> t.'lns.- ! »i*rt» I*' ug dsfot “ * ^ ___ the Fit*l M-*.c di-'. t hun h wit! intportiiti the meeting .iinongjtlnniv '**ing th , , , • .... , t* * have - ' ciaT .*i ;jo , VI t*i. ( Mr - * 1 1 st*r Spcr. , lie till• h'im ring in V - * IL :iru -** w mC’Ji'■- i .f If.'* 1ii'aitifjiin.iius. . >t parkway;* ai-l Fit <t •Pr. -i •\1. ;: it' i ’ hurt II u tin • o not J. i« T ’ s« " ■ t." i *nitu*i* Mi.-s fan f : * r * hhirntan. xull wilt fu.il ■ it fi'un ih>‘ ■i f i c t . * ' _____ _ r.u «*t iat e."'LI • . . xIn at thv k- THl • |'| , i.'l'.n, world's most popu.i■* \\"-1 tl-i gtr.eial Gul*. the ini'. Mi-* .1. a i M . \A.' II. c.rck- of th, <:tv. Ill nimi i autii"i i s*. ba> discovered still Ninth Stn.i ■' M iVV i ‘l o n ! i ' n . 1# ,«f S ii : • : or M.*. P"r th * •u*- and VI I i jt:o!' gical title to glotit ;:t'i ’ i' ;|. '.I rut,' :ii'*u l T! Inis He rv i1*'' t*f • a- Ii'- *t'" M.e: H"iir' Rolielt Kane’s \ ,vtlunn! i'i>tuie. which Mrs. Rraxton 15atrirott I '( ti*il D S I \U MOTHKUS l the M la’o- Theatre to- — •* y Personals Social dendar > SANFORD H FRALP. SANFUJU). FLORIDA. THURSDAY. M AY 10. 1928 * * A Pctftct MuyeniMuc J_JBRE*S tin' our iua}onnai#r certain to pleaw* all U*tcs. IUcntied iu tbo fresh, rich ingredient# o f Prem nicr ier is just llie the tang to »hurpcn sharpen springtime ap petite#. lea. Prem ier Salmon Blended to iuoi»t luoUt gondi gooduena » remier Salad Dreating wake# a perfret fill fillin g for Salm on Celery Sandwiches The full recipo i» on page 8 o f our reripe book gix ing 98 t Qalarl ( * Beginning Saturday we will of* fer for sale $7,IKK) worth o f re­ frigerator* and ice boxes at 25 per rent reductions. We have one of the finest collections of refrigera* •or# in Central Florida, and this -svle wdt give everyone within mi es o Orlardo the opportunity to own a new ice box at a mater­ ially reduced price. We will deliver nny refrigerator within 60 miles •>»f nrtgndo-w ithnm extra charger And you can purchase It on our c’ ub plan that provides for a small -ash payment and Lhe b-lsn-f pay­ able monthly. • • • So many persons have expressed a desire to take advantage of our Club Plan Sale o ' Community Sil­ ver that we have decided to offer another large collection or this splendid silverware uu ait unusual­ ly liberal purchase arrangement. You can pay as little aa $5 dowtt on the purchase of a aet o f Com­ munity Plate, and them is no In­ crease hi the price because of this monthly payment Arrangement op the balance. a- ( • Graduation days are approach­ ing, and never before have we been privileged to show such at­ tractive frocks for the girl gradu­ ate. White, o f course, predomin­ ates in these graduation dresses. You’ll adore the smart stylish frocks that are to be seen In our Fashion Section on the second floor. • 6 • There’s an Interesting showing of modern mirrors on our third floor. You know' there is a new style about mirrors for home decoration that has taken a decidedly differ­ ent trend. Especially interesting is a ih-w buffet mirror, 47 inches aridr, of heavy plate glass in a polychrome frame, that Is priced t f only $5.40. •• .* T Alt over America the sales of Defiermcc- auHilHOtin* tiled InCiwn ed 160 , per ecu in . the mpulh of month last year. W e sell Defiance r March over the 1corresponding tires for less than other good qual­ ity tires, because wr buy a t s r join with sixty-four of tho largest load ut a time, und because are store# In the country to take th* entire output o f Dcftanra tire# direct from one o f tho largest tin manufacturers in Akron, Ohio. f 8 m .n » tv ■ -v » , �1 I u. »»1 Man Joins Army T o | 7 j M e’s Famous Drinking arin Dempsey Has Faulty Eyes, Declares Walsh Despite CardsTlteveal Him And Marching Songs To Be ja c k ’s Emphatic Denials G athered AnPut In Book t ■ i. T h e l| An4li 'm k m Iw A Pnbiu I horn 11 IU1. I *11 H* konrat n i f it %Mill! Iktr r» %'tmk t »■ l»fl A I hUU till* I nil fin U t r il DIO ui 11 T in h ig h ? atrentf tnictR lniquil * Till im II Palin,: beach Outfit Scheduled To Open U p This Afternoon J a c k s o n Slams Longest H om er Sanford Team Holds Lead In Game Till * Hally SwampsThem -•T N ; Cajtry . F«ds dropped a noUh lo~er in tha stand frigs yes* walk i tarday when a ninth Inning rally by Fort Lauderdale won tha game the const-town team, 7 to P. eighth inning tho Feds t o .th« f bad a comfortable twO-run lend, but the Tnrpons cut It to one in thnt spasm and the two more In tha ninth put the Feds out in the dark, Tha toss of yesterdny’s game didn’t send the Feds any lower In tha scale o f league-life, but It did Oh, nf ••am a trifle tough to tho fans No, m gathered at Municipal Athletic That 1 Field in the hope of seeing the Feds win a baseball contest. This team that went out on the yoad and took six out of eight games from Fort Lauderdale and Miami has dropped threo straight at home. And to make it worse it dropped them to a team it arwamped on tho road by taking three out of four from them. Tho home-town boys will try again tday, and this time it will And he tho West Palm Bench Sheriffs who are leading tho league race at Oh, n( the present moment. I get 1 Jackson's homo run in tho sixth Tho* v Inning scoring Porter ahead of him wan one of the few bright For n, ■pots fti a gloomy afternoon. Sine of the fans said it wait the longest hit ever walloped on tiio local field. Box acore: riu *ii [ ' ’ fl 1 t ** V I M. ... v . BY DAVIS J. W ALSII complete cure must be effected be­ International News Service fore Dempsey can consider fight­ 8 ports Editor* ing again. NEW YORK, Mny 10.—Jack His friends here say he had this Dempsey really has faulty vision, idea in mind when he consulted brought about fcy the punches he the specialist at the hospital for tho condition is far from nn ad­ received In the ring. He was lovvanced or fcven nn nlnrming one nt dlng when ho told tho boys thnt this time. It could wait, they con­ defective eyesight was responsible tend, for m more favorable moment, for his self-confessed retirement. If it wasn't for the fact that It Later, ' upon his - arrival in New might hnppert thnt Dempsey will York,,h«maw fit to laugh at the find he has urgent need of good story. Lqt him laugh nt this one. eyesight in order to find tho dot­ Dempsey consulted a specialist ted line without hesitation. hero several wbeks ago about the These same friends declare hia condition o f his cycs.The writer insistence thnt a fight clnuso be knows this to be true because the inserted in his theatrical contract fact was admitted today nt tho was only one o f ninny! indications Manhattan -Eye, Ear and^Chrout thnt ho still thinks of fighting, Hospital v/herc tho examination interviews or no interviews, to took place. It merely wuh a super­ say nothing of eyes or no eyes. In ficial diagnosis, as Dempsey.was privacy they say, he has seriously embroiled in the Kcam suit nt tho discussed n return to the ring nnd time and couldn't arrange suffici­ story upon his arrlvnl here because ent apointments to undergo n Hint he talked down the eyesight course -of treatment. he realised this crack might He The preliminary examination used agulnst 'him if he decided tn showed a small cataract,. caused fight again. They nru certain that by an Injury'to the retina. This, he will. it is said, is the more aggravated "Lay o ff thnt stuff," he request, form of cataract and requires ed with u laugh when he arrived great delicacy in the matter of in New York. "I wish I hnd the treatment. guy who started that story. Sooner or Inter, it Is believed ^ There's nothing the matter* with Dempsey will have to go under tho my eyes. I simply wear glasses knife or sacrifice the sight of one sometimes because I don't like the eye so nffected. Needless to add, a glare of strong sunlight." L E A D IN G H IT T E R S FORT HENNING, Ga., Mny 7— { I NjS) t~E video US’ preferring a different kinrf of -fight than one of n domestic nhturt.;D.' R. Knight', alias Richard ti. Knight, under ar­ rest here as the tesult df promise* made to numerous young Indies that he would, star them »in a "music box revue,", joined thq ar­ my to escape hi* wife wlu*.i she found picture;, r pf somu of the youjfg ladies ’In his pocket, accordto information Tevcnlod here. ‘ Knight, whose arrest wan ef­ fect by postal authorities who said he hnd Inst November advertised for a number of beautiful young women to take part in the “ revue," was formerly a snlmill hand in Bradonton, Fla. Many of the women sent him photographs, it was disclosed and some even went f6 Bradenton, hut Knight managed, to keep the girls at a distance by making vnr"' ious excuses. Then his wife found soinp of the pictures of the wouldbe stage celebration in his pocket. Just what happened after that is unknown but the sawmill hand left immediately nnd unlisted in the army at Port Ilcning. lie will ho returned to Tnmpu, T* la., wheP* he will face charges for alleged use of tlie mails to defraud. having been somehow wot on to­ Frmch—sa w porMhly th» gether by a Lalmy fellow in tho ness. Boston Navy Yard about l8f»3. In Former Sj'cnt.iiV 0f 'the beginning there were four ttio 1015 verse* f ,r hit verres. Daniels is i'MD’i jl Only four verses, tlie history' General Orde. ^ goes on, were taken to ( h.na id the Navy bum. dry „’\*m Verses alaout ui,. lliOO,- But theif, where American ; jfi rren mingle ! with the troops ;'jf lost his way <: hnJf a don 11 powers,,tb *j«»n g.like, Prince w.iltlioL I t.rintgd the Little Recruit in I’nrlez V quv ^nre indicaiiisi.s thnt ^ grew nnd grew. Tin* le?**'effective •(iltside the sci rosy Teutonic infbctbins wA*1 rtbifated icf, of tiielhddrVc •I'twtn 1 from the German contri hut ions ly destroyed. ’when the fqr**fs returned in -tip* 'J ,Htntes, bur the pointed CrrfrMrt( jOCAI.A^—•Torftrltrt '-'1 sentiments remain in tin-' texts tin modeling ‘f omnie’-.fijt ^ 'day in pristine simplicity and-1Vi; of M itfl viouness. -So t was y.itb .tin? IjronfTwriy. J ■ it) d a W h e N g * £t;itLi\<AN>u • tha Juki .Gilbert''and Sullivqn tune |V7 ASHINGT<3.\\ Mny P. (IN S ) from lolanthe. Fcgnn has gathered tlie ballad moat famous folkpongs, or march-, songs and snatches from Marine lore jaotnii'tllneii Copf^.1veterans hi nll'iHirtk oil the collected and puh- world. Among the collection are an outline history of the Chinese by the Marines. Under orders Issued.by Majur rebellion, dirt from Culebrn Cut in General John A. Lq Jqemv chief j I’antuna geisha flings from the Ultherncck of the world’s hardest |1{und, rttu'f the Devil Dog elmts uni Cantigny nnd Btlienu We id, | boiled military sen-ice, tho Marine Corps liistorical section has under-J Here also, nhveys to the Mime taken to preservo in its officin! sing-song air, are gruplrc fla-le ■arch'eves the printable verse of the* from the great mosquislo offensive internationally known Marino jin Culm and the sanitation t ght in Hymn— , the swnhipy marehea of the Cnrrib"Fcdm the halls of Montezunia j lioan tropirs InU-rmingled are to the cost of tripbieeee, j the marines' reactions to the la l We fight our (j^ n try’s battle on of rj*’ head hunters in the* Fhilipland nnd on the sea." , l pines and the wanderer’s !h «1 lim'Le Jimne Iui3 Issued orders fo r ' f ones from the bleak and dismal , da; the assembling of nil the verses steppes of A l .sknn railroad1 and version extant. An official uryl the* defoi sc o f -Vladivostnl;. Every clime and every cmnnjii " i * document giving the history of the rong since It was only fotir stanzas ims enriched this vast uniyrittui j luick in '23. js being compiled by h <tf.r> of Marine tradition. 'Tiio 1. Major T. C. Kogan, who lias him food they caUdrnJ the eldllil i tli.yAj self contributed a few sprightly wear a it . heye appraised h r tin1 ballads to the present galaxy of ■In rt and simple. dnugiiage nn'tii' I uilt for sohlii-rn nr ■sa:lnr:i and nearly half a hundred. then posM"iM*d by the rpirit -.f :id• Idea from Nicaragua f Le .leunc conceived tin- idea dur- 'ciitiire; Origin of Eongs r>g Ids recent inspection trip in The 1■iibjst mai’inotf, accordiitg n. Nicaragua, where he In.ird tlie n-.veil Snndinoi.itlc variations of FeCnn. remember l lie dong first as Machine Perfected In1Palestine Gives Earthquake Signal | v S T A N D IN G Pea salads to r Parties •1 M ‘ V “ '" • f r i A T fhall I serve at my party £ 'vhirii will he 1 CIS) to pnparc. inruim; uni vd i.'rl? ’I Imt i- the i;u. : |. Wl'.i li "pli <i s lull v. ho Yet a lur ..til arc r ' i*cr.s tit, **l' paragus- tip* rt-var.-ir one hour. Plien le caulitlow’er igliily t •tlicr oil leituic.! Around lltv t range the .uparn pit t'jij s nisli with naytmiun jrt: siutl'ci! olivut. •a,iJin/7V.r .V:/.'! 'hr clip Canned pt ,c esc ■ , -.'il r; let;, in l ‘r. 1 • .!tr> • lituir. Aid imc I' hi cup ih ami tv.fi large >11■ - •j zp I,-.! i.i x w ill rn> <mu.' e : JERUSALEM, M ay-10. (IN K ) > •• _______________ ^ A new invention, which it is claim­ N A TIO N A L LEAGUE FLORIDA STATE LEVGUE ed will minimize the danger of W. L. Vet. earthquakes was explained by its Flayer and Club 8 4 .0(17 inventor. Professor W. D. Evan g ab r li pet! West Fnlm Beach 8 5 Ji 15 of London, in a lecture ho deliver­ Fort Lauderdale „ Grantham, IHttsburgh ti r, .500 ed recently ut the Hebrew liniver 22 77 10 35 .435 Day tinin Bench . .. r.-4 V .J » r, 7 .4*12 r.it.v, one nf the htiilttingn tindlv SANFORD .... . S. Richlmurg, Boston 23 .300 8 r > .123 damaged in tile t iw eurthquabei 15 50 13 Miami . 1 8 .333 which ohoid; I'alettine in July ln*t Terry, New York Orlando ... ..... . 14 50 11 10 .380 nnd February this year. Tins in­ vvnil SUips 1 1 F. Water, Pittsburgh, tm strument, lulled the "kiinagrdph'' R E SU LTS 22 03 20 35 .370 ' . * .SP'i f \ has been used with good etfetjt e IIoettger, St. Ixiuls 1! v.-; li -cicyi iti rah t j Japan. If plaee.t at net distal e' FLORID \ STATE I.KAQUE 22 fitt 7 32 2172 ur’.inic *m.i". 11!l(M of 10 kill.Ill, l i e ', all onnectcd w i 1 1-endcr a year ago today, Horns­ Orinndo H; West Faint Iteneli V .It tills' 1 prt a central <>f!i,e, it gives lintel, Miami Tl; Daytona Beaeh 12. Ii ;!v S', t iver .. ;ia by. New York .407. warning of a threatening cat lb xvl : lr I . r- , . Fort Ijuiderdaln 7; SANFORD quake, b) r, ■ teting ;i slmelt I *ii. rabid In'* AMERICAN LEAGUE tills way pe 41b at.' enabled to i ,\ < ; hd ;q r h lh» a Flayer nnd Club T O D A Y ’S .GAME aU'li.s .ti, save tliepiseives. 1 . m.ito .ul.! j ■ X t iw• Welch', 2b 1 1 I 1 0 g* nb r '■ b ; ‘ pot.' O i ni-i i Professor Evans said Hint. tn. Kirkwood, cf ** 1 3 0 0 Kress, St. Louis « FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Iiilildlliga to Mlffer lea«t in an Stuart, l b _____ 1 1 (1 1 1 21 72 18 33 .158 earthquake are the light strctuie 0 0 3 0 (1 Miller, Philadelphia *?5i Miami at Orlando (4 p. in.) McHenry, If .^~_ASMi.Cl ——* O .I 4i Cohens, 3b , l> 1 0 0 () built of fievilde iiiiiterial. R< t". West Palm Bench « t SANFORD. J5 57 ‘ 8 23 .404 I t dot 3 1 3 4 0 Rice, Washington Wilms, ss . Fort Luudenlale ut Daytona Beaeh. built of lliMble la 11etial. lictn j It doe 0 0 4 n 0 Marlon, rf . forced concrete with a .ti.iiig in IP 78 13 30 .3R5 KX-J til That n »» 1 () Meusel, New. York s* 7 Cobb, c ---N A TIO NAL I.EAtH K terinr steel shin tur, al-.i wit.li- J a I ID S fruits, miff 11if- Insnrv core, arid peel i i, (•nit and 'r.iJ.ir i Casares, p ----- 2 n 11 (1 1 1 stand;, rhocks v.a I) e-pet i;ill\ if lh(. [ 20 Hi 12 31 .283 Flayer and Club king . now ran!, nnon, tie- it-. M'niiriiK ti t a th,- puli . 1’ It dot 0 0 0 0 It little, Philadelphia Domingo, p ___1 Vestel day I'asoi, TU building I■luck * a re nelangol.u ae.t i l i n r a 'l f i f if hfr. ego;rills arc lit i pa.'k* d 111’ r i Hgwkins, p — 0 0 (i 0 1 0 'C lu/'cla" i lose fitting 11'iti-es l.mli on flat Oranges rvilay v 10 58 13 22 .370 Hnfoy, St. Louis .,rc. peril ip-., (i.r m,r.t nn <| Wlt'l silc.it, », ' I and • 0 0 0 0 0 hitus-liave leoie re-i-liii.i tha" I I/cndcr n year ugo loduy, Foth" i thr group, allln ugh 1. s-. .da ns F.v ibis tn* thud ►f:t • tela.as Tht ie,|tiati will hi I ihrir nirlir, But the nrw- origin-il ll ivot t In Mltlialiai oil -lufii ergill, Detroit ,443. Tmerlcan League * I i ri idv l-i V.. 7 7 27 0 «J has t Mil VI*v me 1* l”*Sout i 1! lii 1, iiffm * r*| imc of the liner in vhc many p!j< . wflt-e ns t4tlg> taken mingo in 8th. fruit, t' trip idly nn into her flqvur will fit. and after an r 1rt It lllfltl a till T ill BIG FIVE T ill; LEADERS died tin of for Is I, gnd 11 fit a- tn vvlii"i and own. 1she might >t* pet. h hr ah r Fluycr National Hi-smiettc ti. K Uses of Grapefruit r h po n V As llanper of the group when■ mole ■Jtliu ks wijl 4Kt*m, <18 2.1 23 .338 2 1 ) 0 Ruth American—Ruth *’ • , llou.-er 5. 0 ----ikjitu Pirn w:tt~r 0 t irapelroit. 1 1 2 wing gt.ipedam t m eonmoit with the f$ rten ; f ' Mi ' Nr.!! \ I V I | ;, UHIANYiI) -.338' fruit in 18'>8 when tlie United other nuns fruits, j> parttcul irlv Jackson, if ----- 6 1 4 3 0 0 ttormrtiy 1 3 i 1 in 21“" 1 * tint 0 .338 10 21 UI 71 Cobh LEAGUE TOTALS States took her under her wing; good Irt.tn a ihclelic startipointi It Knapp Juror Called Friable, 2b ____ 3 0 1 2 0 0 3 .311 Gehrig 20 74 17 23 but it remained for Americans to is high ui the .vitamin C which National —85. Parker, lb - ___ 6 0 1 0 0 1 Tht On Contempt Charge jre tlie possibilities in the- new averts' tlie ‘ d'rad disease Scurvy. 1 .235 American—03. Culbreth, 3 b ____4 0 1 3 r> 0 Speaker 10 08 10 10 .the n fruit. To tlie surprise of New York, Catilied grapctrtnt tv • •|«:iial!y goodWarren, cf . 6 0 1 3 0 0 bccau a new fnht appeared on tlie market lor me in iHc cfiildrcn’s diet ALB AN Y, N. Y., May 10.— Toppino, s s ___5 0 1 2 1 2 tion. F IG H T R E S U LTS Sing Sin# Trusty (IN S )—An order was issued to­ >— grapefruit. Then, a few year* ' Syrup from the grapefruit is also Robertson, c ___4 I 1 8 3 0 later, canned grup, fruit was pre­ the (»;•>!* of many unusually deliGets Izost In W alk day directing David R. Main, one pared. To prepare it women waUl, ciuui Epperson, p ___4 1 1 0 2 0 Tin min drink1. of the six jurors who voted for the FORT WA.YNE, lnd., May 10 — Hathaway, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 is in Herrel), x _____1 0 0 0 0 0 (IN S )—Corporal Izzy Schwartz, OSSINING, N. Y., May 111. acquittal of former sectetury of S p e c ia l \’ a]i borB recognized u . h flyweight champion — (IN’ S )—Cunning' Canimino, 21, stale, Florence E. S. Knap)>, to move Supreme Court Totals ____ :tu 5 12 27 14 3 in New York State, outpointed Sing Sing prison trusty, today appear before thaw ay in 0th. Happy Atherton, Indianapolis (10). was safely lodged in a cell where Justice Stephen Callaghan tomor­ Tht Brant At Miintreal Ki'l Roy, cuiintlinn ho will not get lost as he did Iasi row at 10 A M., and show cause , . . . “ Iliuii Sch Fort Lauderdale ..010 011 013—7 featherweight champion, won from evening. -Cusimino took a walk why tie should not be held in con­ Won’t tempt of court. The order wn» 8ANFOIU) _ ,... 100 202 000—5 outside tlie prison, got lost in Os­ this ) Vic Foley, Vancouver, on foul (ti). Two Use hits. Cobb, Wilms. sining nnd experienced all kinds of signed by Supreme C.'iiu Justice -ti At Bradford Junction, N. Y..— Thnoo U se hits, Cobb. Home run, trouble in finding his way hack to Ellis J. Sli'ley. of Albany, after j S01 Jimmy Slattery, Buffalo light­ in Kvt I )avM Jackson. Sacrifice hits, McHenry. affidavits had been pti-cnted to ' tlie prison. other weight, kayoed Stuniey Smith, Double plays, Wilma to Cobh to I became ao confused thnt I him by Deputy Attuniev General their Stuart, Rases on balls, o ff Casares Sandusky, Ohio. (2). couldn't find my wn ybnek to the George 7,. Mi'dalif, thui Main had Heigh At Boston— Harold Maya, Bay­ prison. I wtia looking for tlw gate raid In* would rt"l vote to convict b, o ff Hawkins 1, o ff Epperson 8, H ' W V \\ 7- . l- -* .*', o ff Hathaway 1. Struck out, by onne, N, J., heavyweight, outpoint­ when the keejicrs finally caught Mrs. Kiuqip Incause District A t­ De pa i tmen ThDomingo 2. by Hawkins 1, by Ep­ ed Matt Adgie, Philadelphia (ID). up with me," raid the trusty. torney Charles .1 . Herrick, of AlDisks person 0. Hit by pitcher, by Ep­ Al Mitchel Field, N. Y.,—Fete Imny, said tin* ovidcncc was not camp person, Wilms. Left no liases, Fort Hartley outpointed Slg Keppen, WOMEN HUNT HEARS sufficient. W ho LaudcnUlo 8, Sanford 13. lilts, off Ucaver Fulls, Fa., welterweight | Casa res 7 In 3 innings, none out in ( I d ) . LONDON, May 10.— (IN S )— A fourth, o ff Domingo 3 In 4 innings group of English society women A ged Wayeross Man ° I f Hmwkina 2 in 2 ^.innings, off are planning tn spend the summer To He Huried H ere Epperson 4 in 8 innings, o ff Hath­ London Vetoes Plea hunting polar bcurs in the A ret let away 3 in 1 Inning. Wild pitches, *■« V Of Prince To Stay regions. Over their teacups -and Funeral services for John JackEpperson. Passed hall, Robertson. bridge paVtieg of the imst winter son Fitzgerald, wha died here Inst r.’ v \ l v '\ i Di­ Losing pitcher, Hnthawuy. Win* <*J-J Di l l SCHOOL D A Y ’’ om* o f bur must inter They planned this ndvelitute and jiighl ut about !<• o'l lork, were to LUNDUN,Muy 10.— (IN S )— or. ill bln* pitcher, Hawkins. Umpires, < JinnuRl e ven ig w ill In* iu ch arge o f th have secured J. C. Mason, n dist­ Prince ('arid has no alternative he held ti^is afternoon at 1 o’clock ing Itspbun and Davis. Time, 2:41. inguished Arctic explorer, to or­ I'.^ S .friju lu n tiiiK das.-- ;uu| tiio NjHH’iul \ hIucs ur from Uto Arilirr-Kricks-m (mural band todny but to make final prepara­ ____ .1 it . ganize tho expedition for them. r,tn« w l f'*r the d a y rouke ii w ell wurlh-w iiild h chapel; Dr. K. D. King was tii.hiive wage tions for leaving Enghnjil. All hln YANKEF«S RET FABT r a c e A ship has ulready been charter, ^hnp. T h e L Fit dual ing C la ^ sh in e in the HE beans with the nm-lilc | Vcrjl JtrJl>s of 1 -.in t ,-ef tlie picas to the homo office that it* od nnd it is intended to complete elmrjfe of tho ceremony. Rufial ]jrot./o«'(is. will he lit tho city cemetery. Mr. La llavor is-wlr.it l.nu Ij c j ii * arc , .ms and bakv utifd the L ,{.(jri it 1 NEW YORK, May 10.— (IN H )~ order of expulsion be withdrawn the passenger list with women. The dnllcd._ But tl’ . py are *uorc than ,.in, .ntnbig iio.u Inpuj ,f nc'cctFitzgerald r<uu(> liore fit>ni U'nyAnln The -New York Yankees hnvo been hnvo failed to move that adamant cruise of these "Arctic Amazons" eroks, (In., four months ago...lie Iwt, for asi(lu lt,"im Mn.it jppen-ftur. 1 Jnst bcb*c n ir.-jv-mje-from, docst Mtnr ettfac a faster pace this season body. Tho prince has been inform­ will start in June, und lust ubout was 77 years old. Since cotiring 1" iiistinctivc d.irur, tlipy are. tu(| Ju.fj'sto, d*)t wi i. t ndc,niurr^gulthe 1 * tHiw.durlojr th# early,days of the ed that lie is.exp#c(cd to leave the jrcparc ' pimply c:- - 1■■ Op -...... _ “the can. — — ________ . . tlcr ., ____ _ tyv-: . ___ mulct _______ and ri; Wl<; k.ndtin; jjr. Snnfnnl. h'p jind livnl nt .Vi7 \l-..ur' country q* !'eoofi jia:PQSfllblin" Thi* tljrco months. , A mm im Tiio ( ioocl T h i i ^ m t 'm m t if li'lFPail',;. , m ini ip:if;i£ ''-o hrnv* n. " il l * Seventeenth Sfrect. __ A deadiino in un­ * tilt# the fa d that they were out of uppnv^apVv' V»IW« ready for use Iw. tUcuwcicut ur i-i A saLvd vviilcii i.v c->peti:» patulfy adapt­ Onyx Point ex. W -ilk ritif/o,, Hosiery,*-$1.65 .4 1 0 ) 1 ’- •’ mean tho end o f this MERGER PLANS. COMPLETE fhrvt i place for some time this deratooi'J to meat: tdntbihalir.ri hlth MihrrifooJ*,* ed t£> the luncheon is made by stuff­ l[;mri i:nr>, m i mine i’* sivk-s, al ; . EL Myers—G. It. Sims to erect spriqg. The champions have won week. I f the royal guest has not ing 'tomato,* with a mixture erf Slpiply lualmg the In * 3 it a .tn their BALTIMORE, May JO.— (IN S ) $5,000 new filling station and lire 3wn liquid with, perhaps, tbs addi­ one cup of drained lima beans, tmr * Hcnutifuf Ibnfimi !!;:>.<'at 8 4 .J1 5 r* r • 3 ■' IB o f their first 20 games this Reported when that time has ex­ — Frclimiriury details in the con­ shop nt northeast corner of Broad­ tion of a little seasoning, tnxkes a tablespoon or clnipped preen t>ep* Vacation. In their first 20 starts lust pired, tho expulsion order will bo W hite T. tfein s, $ 2.78 y n n i ' solidation of the Muckuy telegraph way ami Main streets. vegetable deli of highly mitritrvc t'lji*. two; t.mli -pooiis cliopgcd ripe >tllr * roe i * ■ . . . a 1 il ClI. y e «r they won 12 games, lost sev­ enforced. Just how government ofwrnu*n's and mi sites’ sizes, 1-10— system with the International qualities. But ihu beans arc incite ibv.rs, and enough moyor.Malsc ic ficials will go ubout the unpleas­ en and tied one. Top vviilj the 'dressing ant task o f pueking o ff the Rou­ Telephone and Telegraph, involv­ Mtdbourno—Flans for erection than good for one. The family iik».t Snoistefl. aiid.spriid.’ , thq d*e-; -ng with mart manian prince is causing much ing a communication system of of 1,000-foot recreation atul finh* them and clamor* for morel c l,nntot*1 Iurg't; ami small shapes, GARDEN— New Hb- conjecture. chopped green pepper.* . world-wide range,^hsve Leon com­ ing pier in South Melbourne oast . ll.M other line silk 5*1 Aren't They Good! rary building under construction ^Armttji'!- diHie-oih, rJsscrole ifl*k pleted here, "und it is expected ap­ of Midway tourist ramp. on South Jones Street. wV* . s'*v s,!t' b o o m e rs , !fl.88. PALMETTO— Southern Gas nnd plication for incorporation papers And they get more. too.. Lima is*Lima Ueanv i'enuicre. T o make Uhtte (all and IM, . 1 , 1 Leather Slippers. f».28 H j Electric Corporation laying gas will bq filed in Maryland within n beans can be used for salad, and it. fry one Mnatl onion (hinlj W INTER GARDEN—Construe- mains from its plant in Bradenton few duys. * Hi nek Salt u, Him -j,- Kiel anil W h ite Kill tihQfi&J... soup. They appear as a lima 1 1 .*'. tliccd aiiri ■onc half, cup of line!) 1 “pmr~ * . cut t ■TT.vrroT'-, Tn pork Tat uTiin Hie] tion under way o f new drivewey to this city. croquette, or timbale. They arc n A secret meeting of the princi­ t f , J. G. Shnroo *iuto West Orange Garage, src'brgwuod. i'ui a u n of drsinef versatile vegetable. . Henutiful Snani.sh Sln.u*t- e ft ua__—SU&Stf . pal* in the gigantic dcul was held ,J’J|1 . ■Here is • vcc«tabln.djth that will I b r i a b * * j i i - Hi * i i r h - e ^ f r v T i ' s u r D a d t Attorucy-wt-Law URACEVILLE— Now Mathodist hero lute yesterday, hut no details iiu* 161, ' Hdhv'Atljhsn/ into a limtt"bcin Itnxv; W IS T eHl ’ H AV E N — Largest Cburrh-undcr construction here. were d iv v ie d ,, ^ AVlll practfee in all the colitis] iitr. .wtilt iwc/t. Ut siiorln«.vjf l.uf^r.ant . djsl^.Wtli ranrthd Utr.i f ur m u f fllf . Ill United fitatew de­ & ! ’ tretort (tHs Fan bcanjL ftnmwliurli Vlic jiiicr.lia* bee j -wblcltlJitkiu voted to propagaton o f black bass, ORLANDO—New Don Jon ST. AUGUSTINE— Asphalt sur- Exumlnution 'o f AbstrAf ta o f I .and drained. Add laldespoon1 but- O ver arid 7iave 7n a slow over \il,i one' taFd bream and other fresh water game Chevrolet building opened at 720 foc# to be laid soon on Shandt Titles given especial attention' ter, and one tablespoon brown sugar. cjtrots and oniou an fish being established here, __ _ North Orange Avenue, Many Good. Items Not Mentioned Bridge, Add. half a enp of water. Place w__ i___ 1ji If \ 3 h\ . f V . •■a m ur t " '• t mb 1 1''1 01 irfa i r*>w! '1 G r a p e f r u it T o d a y ’s F la p p e r ] "High Sc m D a y s’ 12 th. D ick so n —Ives Co; For Lim a B ean Lovers 0 Wm i m K Mo "f* vdSt*-* **o! I L £ im.» in (3 �OTIE SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD. ■ J p a ily Herald I j AD rates Ecuh in Advanco L r ^ bo received t i ^ i d collector sent E , for payment. W1 .... 10c a lino r z z ...... s c a i,ina ____ 7c a lino E^trs on request. rates nro for E iaiertions. E , 0f averago length E7* line. L charge of 30c for Easing if restricted IcUMlfication. Lfcr jg mudo Tbo SanLy ffil! be responsible L* incorrect insertion, Lj^r tor subsequent Cfhc office should bo toifdiately In case of a d v e r t is e r s representative %familiar with rotes j classification will complete information. I gisli, they will assist enilng your want nd j more effective. tmenta HIT.S-MAIIMON Service -our .JlWII lb S&iifonl, just tho same * lived in (Ji taiulo, Gilbert f Furniture Co., 23 K. It Orlando. f- A. HALVERSON {tinting, interior decora fcf. I'hone 432-W. rviu- of all kinds, or 3302. C. E lflHT PRINT SHOD f ten ice on any thi !f- A phone call wil “>• fhonc 417-W. 9 ko h c i .k iik Proved Success 10-B Plants and Flowers Landscape Service, Trees, Palms, and shrubs. O. Sotnmerchield, Landscape Architect, Nurseryman. The Greenhouse, Elm Ave., 13th ami 14th. The daily patronage of hundreds of the GOOD upright Piano for rent. Bummer Terms. * Apply Sanford Music Store, McLnndcr Arcnrlo. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: At a cost o f only a few cents you can insert a Classified An under tnis heading and dispose of sur­ plus furniture, household article.-;, etc. A Herald want ad will find you a buyer. Cull 148. people of Sanford proves that this Classi fied Section is giving- the kind of service everybody wants, and the success of these columns tells o f the daily satisfaction they FIBRE Bed-davenport suite for living room only $103. GilbertMeGriff Furniture Co. Orlando. op rorxT v p r o s e c u t in g ATTOnXBV t hereby take this method of nnnouncta* my candidacy for the office of County Prosecuting Attor­ ney, subject in the Democratic Primary. I wit) appreciate any support given mo hy the peopte and useure them, If elected, will give to the d u t i e s of the office my vary best services. W. K. WHIT JO f o r s h e r if f I hershy announce myself ss , candidate for sheriff of ScmtnoU County subject to the action of the Democratic primary to be held Jn lbs early part of Jur.e 1911. Very respectively. K k. BRADY. Foil copntt prosecuting ATTOtUfKT IJjeroby nunounce mjr candidacy f o r ' i c-election to the office of Fotitily Prosecuting Attorney sub­ ject to tlie will of the voters In the HviiKic,all.- primary un June 6 reading IB— Apartment For Rent NICE FURNISHED apartments $3.00 nnd $3.50 weekly or $12.00 and $14.00 monthly. Garages free. All conveniences. Sinks in kitch­ ens. 301 Corner 5th and Pnlmetto. n n c v iT counT 1 wist, in announce that 1 am a candidate (or re-election to th* of* dee or Clerk of th* Circuit Court, of Hemlnul* Count), Florida, sub­ ject to the derlsiuu of tha D«moeratlc Voter* of Seminole County, tn tha Democratic Primary Klee. 1131 t0 *** °n June tth, A. D. V. K. DOUflLABS. ro ll 11— Miscellaneous JO HN *(J. I.KONAIUIV. roll jrsT frU OF PEACI! rim M ivrim -r m i . y n tu This Is in Kiinouuce Biy candldary for Justice uf the Place; District No. ( , subject I I I The Will of Ills Democrat h- voters Juno f.th, Han­ ford. Luke Monroe, J'uulu. Luke Mary, Longwoitd, Attnmoi.t* Springs and Forest City, constitute the above district. If-JflvSlfd, 1 promts* an hottest I’ alitlcni Announcements hiislhess-tlke a.lint nisi ration fras fruni the usual meddlesomeness 1*011 STSl'h SENATOR cinr-rn11) i-onneiied with Ibis of. I hereby unntiJtH'e .is a eundtdat* flee. to surerod myself as Senator from O. V. HERNDON. tho STth Keiutorial district com­ posed of Hrmlnulit Ilrevurd CiiunFOIl I'llK t,i:iir.l,ATt'ltfB ties subject to the Democratic I hereby announce my candidacy primary to be held June bill. !V2t. fo r the l.eglslalure (tlrnu p 1) s u b ­ If elected I promise to contlniu ject to the will of the votrrn of Hrin to work for the beet Interest of th* Ioole ( ’iiuniv, in the primary to *» district nnd I Invite you to my held on June t, * recurd on nucli Important legisla­ m . xt. ixjnn. tion us good roads, conservation of our natural resources, reduction ot stale taxes mid eduentlun. I auk tbs support of nil lo/ul Democrats. j. i. rA im isu . Classified Ads regularly! ROOM furnished apartment. Private entrance. 21H French 2G— Miscellaneous For Sale I.EFFLER AJ’ARTMENTS: ished. 3 room and garage tractive summer rates. Applj FINI > genuine* Kiddie fit Gilbert MeGriff Fumi- Magnolia. Phono 2H0-W. .0E. I’hurvh St. Orlando. FURNISHED four rooms and Lath. Downstairs, (.'lose in. 211 Igturcl. Phone 190-W. fcUiny people have found krtlij Classified Ads bring \parttnent for rent nt 317 Park [malts, The cost is surAve. Phone 859—J, i isiall. Satisfy your U t Classified Ad. Phone ^mnll garage apartment. Call 261 lurvici*. Modern furnisht-ft apartments. lifhi Automobile Co. inlia Ave. Phone 137, (Political Announcements) SLEEP W E L L on a genuine Boautyrcst mattress. Price $39.00. Gilbert MeGriff Furniture Co., 23 E. Church St., Orlando. And Found ii COWAN Co. Auto and sheet metal works, i Avenue. Phone 71G-W. PAGE SEVEN 9— Instructions l ACE Springs arc ab’ jusrstitecii to please, firiff FurniUirc Co., 23 FURNISHED APARTM ENT with bath and garage. $30 per month. St., Orlando. Mrs. A. K. Powi-i-s, 107 \V. Ninth nr Library N for glass** by Dr. THE MORE YOU TELL: tho bet­ Ofpcrite Court House. tor results you'll got. An norugate roBcriptton of tlie qpgrtGranada Dry Ginger ment you hnvo to rent will find 105. [’mmp: Dolivery. a desirable tenant much quicker ICLNT. Long's Puro Pork than a price and address. Phone 148 for an ad tuker. l117 Mngtiollft Ave. Doncm or? ami Graham trucki, id13th. Street. Phone 3. FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1028 PAYING BUSINESS FOR SALE: Very liliernl terms willi sninll down payment on business that h established and paying. If you are in the market for a profitable businesfl investigate this. BOX 1279, Cure HERALD. FOIl CLGItH CIRCril- COItllT BOAT FOR SALE: 30 font bridge deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, fully equipped, sleeps six. Price reasonable. P, (). Box 938. I lirrehy nnnounea my candidacy for tti* of firs nr clerk, of tbs ("Irrult Court, subject ta the action <>r the votsis at the Juns Primary. It It. ill*Art. K nit f O N STAItx,H I wish to ammanee my ennd Idacy .or the office of consiable. Dlstrlcl Vo. (. Seminote t’ ounty. euliject tn FLORENCE Oil cook stoves are tlie will of tlie v-itern la ilio Deinoahsolutrly guaranteed. Gilbert eratle ITlmuiy of June 5. I . A. T A T K MeGriff Furniture Co., Orlando, TU T ilt: tillG H * i im x t 1 I*" H K M IN O LN ». I wt-.li in i*in,uuep that I am a i-nodel.t- f i .-li-etlon to the of­ fice or > ..... . i '.tminlsslOBsr front District No ?. mitijrct to the declnloo of l lie voters In the Demo, rrntlc Primary to os held on Juns :.lh. A D ISIS JOHN MIUKCII. Fun n i M r t n u : . t wish to announce that I am n •‘itni1ld.it*- tor the office of t'onat.ilde. I'lmrli-t No (. Hiiiilimle I'ounIV r i o i Ida, laid diet riot i-orn lirtnilig I-Ie.iion p». .tlu-ts N‘ o ‘h I, I. .1 (. S, to. It. Ir f U h J e i -t to the will of tintoters lii tlie Democratic Pr im ar y to l.e held on June tth. A. I', t!*3*t Y o u r Munnorl will lie atipceclated. J. M. ( V I C ) V lt f K K I lY . MARKER S ilt)!’ I d T i l l : V tlT K IIS OF S IU IIX O I.K business, .lames . COUNTY. I v* Ivli to ii ii not. nre tlint 1 am a Friglt'aire; Murphy steel kiteh- villa*. ciindl-hitn fur re-election to ih« of(ten ot (.‘minty Commlaaluner (rum ,-n: Garage: excellent neigltbor* Itiatrlct No. 1. subject t<> the datood: rent very reasonable. Pork SEMINOLE felt mavercsses, ut>clilun o' the voters tn (tie DemoKolutely guaranteed, $1H. (Jillieit eratlc Primary to tie hold on June Vpartments, No. 5. Phone 848—J. t.th. A. D. 131* MeGriff Furniture Co.. Orlando. FOIl t'Ol’STY jriHtK uoston s t i : i: l k . I hereby nnnounee niy candidacy 14— Rooms Without Board (..r t t - of ( b e Of i'n unty Jud ge . f , F o i l J I 'S T M ' D O F F llA C K 27— Money To Loan Si lntnole CoMnty, F l o r l i a v sul.Je. t I l l s l l l l . T NO. F O I It Speciul weekly rate*; ut Hanford's to tlie a n i o n of tin. Domocratlct li#*r**tjy anii’iun'f' nt\ imibHilary home-like hotel. Her.iinnle Hotel. We solicit application for first i ' . r t v on Juno Mb, IVi'S. My cam furT JiiNiU* uf i'ein’t* uf lh«frlit No. pnlgii fur tills office I* tn tlie hands Mortgage loans on the best type uf my (rlen.t-. throughout thlal I, hiitiJct'C to till* il.i'IMnn uf t tic* vo|i*r« (h tj»*» I’HnncrMli’ I'rlnuuy 16— H ouses F o r R en t of residences and Mercantile Duitd- county mid we solicit Iti* auppor to !«*■ htfltl un June Nth. A. I' slid t o t . " of the pentde tn th« n ,w in Hm:ftau. ings in Sanford nt nn interest rate -..mliiK IVii ow tatl e 1’rlmnry elee 5 ROOMS nnd bath. Garage. Flor­ r o n c o ^n t a h ij : of ft pc. nnd up, depending on the tloll If tile people see fit to Idee 1 lt*«i i*li) a ttit’ Oitu ** iii\ al Heights, Phone "G-W. me to tills of flee I will ilvaj-them f.ir th»* off I* c **t **i»nHtal*l*'. I'lMili’t character of the loan, construction ail efficient, e f f e . l l v c and economic I. r.tihjrrt Iu ilo* will uf ill** \oi.r-4 A TTR A C TIV E LY furnished G and location of buildings. «1 B.lmlnlalralloii - mi Junn f*. H A M U K L A. II tVlI.KINHON. COMPANY n. K I N I .A W room house, hot water and gar- G. S. HOAG * ago. Rent clu-up. 1217 IV. 2nd St. 7 W. Church St., Orlando. to T IIR VO TItna OF .B U IX O I.lt C O I'ST Y . I w lih t j nnn.itinc« that I am * -MODERN f> rnam-bv-utut^cliitd* iti Mangagc Loans Phone H30-W. Call 2300 Mellott- m improved maldence and buMncyf ri',"'* property. villc Ave. D.-m.i.-ratic primary to he I.--1.I u.-vt .lull,-. I Will .tpprrclate ).>ur Baldwin Mortgage Co., support. Itespectfiilly yours. ONE 4 and one ft room house. All See our local Counsel, modern improvements. Cor. 13th S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida. foh roN ivrAn t,K and French. Phono 298. Enquire yo u HUCHIFF I wtah to announce thut I on) a French Ave. Filling Station, 2!)— Permanent Wavinc I liarcbr annour.c* iny candidacy eandldutu for the nfflee of Confor th* office uf Hherlff of Heinl^. s( uhln. Dlatrlet No. (. Hi.mlnna Permanent Waving—lovely natur­ ole County subject to th* wltl of Coiiuty, Florida, said District coin* th* voter* at the Juno Primary. prising Election I’rerln.-ts No's. 1. al permanents ns low us $5.00 J F. M c C l . K I J . A N D I, tl. Hi, 11 A 13. subject «o 509 First National Bank Bldg the will of the voters III the Drino■rnllc I’rlruiiry to bu held on June Phone 489. Sth. A. D. UJ«. Vuur autipurt Will he upprcclated A. I>. f Aril") h m | T | | dvetiHcmcnts Political Fllll C tirM f m iTIlIVTKVIHJNr OF 1*101.11! I NHTIt FFTIIIN 1 wish (o announce my rundldncj FOR K I'P K II I .N T m ilE N T OF f.,r tl.e office of Superintendent o 1*1 m . l F I N D T H F F T I U N lul.lle Instruction of Kemlnol I nm it catullditte fo r re-eterllmi I'.niiity, tul.Jrrl to Hie will of the 5 ROOM bungalow desirable tenIn the nffleu nf auperlntcndenl voters In th« prlmur) June i Vnur pul,lie Instrurtlntl fur Hemlnnl.- support will lie apprccliilfd iiants considered more than County, subje.-t to the Democratle M A Y U K I.l.i : M A X W K I .I e rental. Terms reasonable. W. A. prim ary . Y our support wil l he u|)tireelal. d. Raynor, Silver latke._______ ■ T. \V. LAW TO N*. T(1 T I I E VHTHII S O F HEUINOI.F. (O tX TV NICE FIVE ROOM bouse. 2412 f U’ 5 i >VR OI.I) WALLS NEW W ALL PAINT Pnlmetto Ave. Phono 3(14-W. NEW AND BET^ FURTHER INFOR- TEN ROOM house desirable loca­ tion. Suitable for rooming house r Al.L PHONE 235-J C. COLLEB, SAN- or two families. Located at 402 FOH a l l E H I F f l nm a can d id al* fo r th* offlci of Hherlff and will a p p r t e l M * aup port In the Jun* Prim ary. C E. ML W A L K E I l pon Oak Ave. Apply \V. II. Long 117 Magnolia. f o h J D rn rp o p rBAt r I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election to the office of Jtisllre of the Peace. Dlatrlet No. (. Having held this office for nearly two jears until the district wa» merged Into Hie Fourth District I feel Justified In nskluK the voter* for their support on my previous a* Justice of the I’race and Metal shingles FIVE ACRE tract with residence record pledge my best endeavors to alv* * ••am tin and galvanised nil the people * square deal with on Ueardall Ave,, also twenty * * James H. Cowan. Oak aero tract Palmer's 1 subdivision. justice to all and eirlct adherence lo th* law*. ^ Third fit. Phone 111, 11 \V. LOVELL Bargain, see Nick Zcmovean. jfcllAPH—repairing, piano FARM BARGAIN: 7 1-2 acres on •"* BlAjCKS—Irrigation Cameron Avenue, 5 1-2 acres in sad general cement work. high state of cultivation. Farm and * Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- all equipment for $0750.00 on very 3rd and Elm. liberal terms. Coldough Realty Co. JjftOOFlNG:"The Roof Kv- 311 First National Bank Bldg. ^*y exjeits with1i T'yw rs ~2i~ A c f< a g r r or « ttir. ‘ * — , Sanford music store « Shopp*. McLander Ar- 40 ACRES Muck Und for Sale. Phone 83i. The fiE. 1-4 of the NW. 1-4 of f,P Wanted Male W IL L TRADE: Money Making Business for good car. Ford no*, considered. Address Trade, Care Th* H ertltl I wish to announce that 1 nm a candidate fo r the office of C o n ­ stable fo r Justice uf III* Pane* District So. 1 ftamlnole Count) y a i l F ill A T I J tlK .i: Florida, aald Justice o f th* Peace 1 hereby announce my candidacy District C om pri sin g Itlecllon I’ re- for re-election lu the office of clnts, .Noe I. *. J, J. 9. 10, I I , & 12. County J udge of H.-inliioli- County, subject to the deCltidn uf the Dem ­ Florida, subject to the will of the ocratic Prim ary ta bo held on Juue Democratic Voters of Hemlbole Bth, A. D. i * : » . Ci.unty. In the Democratic Primary I w ill c.pproelat* Your s u p p o r t election to be held Jilloi Mil DUS l e h L i k lilt VAN. JAH. (i. SI I A HON FOR STATE IBSATOU. To th* Democratic Voters uf Tho J7th Senatorial District:-— I herewith announce my candi­ dacy for th* Democratic nomination for State Senator from the STth Senatorial District composed of Hemlnnl* and IJrevsrd Counties nt th* June tth primary and If nomin­ ated and elected, Z assure uni. and all ■ Democratl* administration.. Thanking on* and all for your vote and Influenc*. CHICAGO, May J.— (IN S ) — The greatest church union in the history of the world, involving a fourth of the people in the United States, will be launched this month, it has bwn announced here. The Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal churches w !1 attempt .» merger both of members and of property. The two churches, in all their branches hnve 10,000,000 uetlvo members and 14,000.000 ltdherents, Includ ng Sunday School members. ' Property involved in the giant spiritual combine totals nearly a lUTon dollars, in 35,030 churches throughout the country, ns well as schools, hospitals, philanthropic enteriirises and other investments. Millions of Mcmlicrs In the northern branches of the two chinches there nre 7.000,00U act \\» members and til,000,000 mlhrrents; in the soutfieni branches 3,000,000 members ami 4,000,1)00 adherents. Commissions in both churches wtJLbc appointed immediately, :t vns learn d. to investigate the problems ci nnected with he pro­ posed union. Dur'ng the month the prnpamil will conic be am* the general con­ ference of the Methodist Kplscop.il church nt Kansas City, anil the general assembly of the Presbyter ian Chiirch at Tulsn. Okla. For the* first time in the history of American religious histcry, ne* mrding to local o ff cials of botl ihurchcs,. tlie difficulties attendant to a merger are not looked upon os unsurmountnble. Various attempts at such a un­ ion have been mode before, but minor disagreements on teaching ips well us property involved lcckcd action. .Property of the Methodist Epls opal church is estimated in vnlur i.t Jt55ft.GOO.OlKl in 25,000 c hlire her The Presbyterian church has 10, IKK)1churches valued ut $300,0110 Those tremendous valuation* (■institute one of the most co tflfcli inted prohlei.is t , he solved, *t we understnod. la many romiiiun'.tics there are chuivhes of the tw. denominations dose together, nm the merger might me n elimi­ nation of some of these dupt*. rations in religious ser.ice. Serious Problem I).vision ot the Protestant cliurvhis, with resultant weaken­ ing of all sects, has been a serious problem in the minds of ecclesias­ tical lendeis. PolHUnl Announcement The recent merger f Cnnndinr churches, including the Congrega FOIl T\X AKKKHHOIt . ,1 lu'ii'h) aimoiihi*’ h» lh»* ptMi|»lr tionnl church and the two involvee •if Hi-inliHiD* <'utility *» I'lllHltllnll* fo r lux UNNi'HHnr Mllljrtt in the proposed American merger In tlict ilri'lwtMfi uf ill** vtili'r* In has l*oi-n successful, it wns |>ointe< th«* Iit niuiTAlli' Prim al > tt» Iirl'l In Junr »*f lliiH yt’ttr. I huv»» llv%«U out. A similar plan is proposed ir iu tintng*’ nrul Hi'mlnuli* *'*ii im i 1*h ibis country. ftir I*) jritrn I !m%«« i»*» Completion of the unification «*ounl> 1'nininlMlot.rr »*n utul »»fl fur ti! I 1*i»x*' ntnd«%fiiy llv- would lie made as quickly as pos* i it w; mini ng * tm* L ti ml <*11 i *im ft nil iind fanning I |»ru|iiMM» t 1**1 **\* r> slide, it was understood, after thi differences wen fnx|ui>«r rurr> l*i« i»r«i|mril*»nut'' preliminary xlinri* uf tnx•*•* l*y ili'wiiui th** |irn% ironed out. (u-rt> tu'int until) Yuur htuumrl Most of these differences, how­ W ill >M' El II]il l'!'Ill(•'«)i: :i k i i .iik k ever, do not involve questions ol tendings or dogma, but merely ad just menu necessary in such r (Legit! Notices) large combination. Leaders of both chuivhes in Chi­ cago district have expressed upproval of teiilut've plans which are expected to mature into a definite policy this month. From other leaders in both churches it wasJenrned that other donom nations are expected to fol­ low into the merger when it In rcen to be successful. The completed merger, accord­ ing to those church lenders would include more than half the per sons in the United States, at members and adherents. Se a t> f n t r t IT r o t IIT, TWBNTVT i l l ft I) Jt I I K I A I . n itC IT T , h K t t i v n u : r o i n t v , f i .o i i i i i a . IN ( l U M K H t . T H H I.M A WKHIt. vs It Ii ‘I I A I! 11 W lilllt. ihvorcc » . l I.ltll OF Ft UI.IFA TItIN. T ill: H TATK UK K l.t d t lD A : To III. hut .1 it t-lih I'lopii ulllilnvlt TinvIiiK been imiile to the Hill of t’omplalnt here­ in fit*.I Htiitllig .iiii*)iii; ..tlu’i Itilnes |i.,t ii.iii pli.- . .if r. slib aee Is unii.iun That itft.r .ltlig.nl llnitilry t v the ...... ....... ...... el.i- Inn* been miul.li-' tn i l i s c v e r »nm* utlil states II ns t*!i1 1lentilrIt i.s sin' tins b*-e»i e. rialn ufl • i- illllgeut s.-a reh it nil in•I nt* > That tf Vnn nre 11 i. -nGuit » f th. S|ule nt I'l'.rlilu t*'ii hut*’ In-ell ul>s.-lil ft nm I lie I'l.llllll III Heinllnil. »-.r (linn- lluiii s|»tv .lay s t.rlnr In i he apidl>'«tl"n f**r servti-.- by pubII. nil..Ii That I here Is nn p<-i.-.uli In tlie Shite nf Flurl.ln servlei- u|».n whom o f soli poena \v 1 11 htinI > . mi unit Hint ynu are nhuve |h>- age "f tivent)-nne yeais. Thut >nu coll cent y ours elf sn proeess enri mil bn senI'|| Upon >nil. r r is i» i t D i : u i : n , That >..u tn.prnr to tin* Hill nf (*.<iiipln!i>! nn **r In fnl'e Itie (III *liiy nf Jllll'-. I^Jl. mi in.i being n lute du> uf thi>. m u r l ftini In rt.-fiiuif there.>f decree pm cnnli-SMi will l.e i-alnreri iiguillsl yi.ii ulnl the cause prneeeil esp erl". Till* suit I* hrniiuhl tor illmree. It Is fu rth er u n ifie d Hint Hits initire bn published once u week for four ennsecllllve weeks prior to the return day In Tim Hanford llerald. a newspap er published In Seminole t'nuniy. w it n e s s mV hnnd nnd seal of III* Circuit Cniirl. in nnd fo r Meuilnole C o u n t), Flocldii. nt rtnnf.ird, F l o r i ­ da. this 3« day of April Iti2». V. K. IHl|t(ll.AHH, Clerk Circuit Court In and fur :.1rd Judlclitl Circuit, Hemliiidr Cniilil)-, Florida. ‘ lty A. M. W K K K H . , Du out > Clerk. Jones nnd Jones, Solicitors . . fo r Complainant , L Discipline St ern BROTHERS CLAIM RECORD SAVANNAH. Ga.. May 7 (IN R )—Venerable Master John L, Travis and his brother, Robert J. Travis. Alpha Lodge uf Perfec­ tion, claim distinction as being the only pair of brothers in the Utiit- Chiropractic Specialist I wish |n anaonac* .that I am a camlldsl* fo r r*-«lectlon to th* o f­ fice of County Commissioner frees District No. 4 . subject to th* de­ cision of th*. voter* In th* Demo­ crat Ir Primary to b* held on June Clh, A. D. IIM . roU M IH H lU N E Il nnilssliitier from i»istrlrt No. 6. ,jc. t to the decision of the Vol­ in the Democratic Primary to held on June Mh, A. D. lt'3* M. K. I.ONO. T.U. ft y j i t s j * COURT*. Jtt. T. W11BELRR Kvntlliole County. Ill Ills Office In th * County Cuurthuusc In HemlnebFlorida. wllhltt t wel ve I h»r*by announce mr randldscy Vnunty for fwnslsbl* for i I . j fourth dis­ months from the dutr ticreof. Dated March Hi. A D. I»ta. trict, subject' D> the vrlll of tho MIIF. AL l b M A N N I N G . ‘•nlcra In tf.e Denioccntlc primary K Xerulrlx nf tl.e K s tu l* ot of Juna I. . Your vote will ba apPa trick H u g h Mullir.re, D * FOR ro A a T A H I.H (|m M • ■ , tlL C 0 X . ,.,1 S’jites who are thirty-third de­ gree Masons. A nolher feature of the T ru 'it brot Iters claim to diotinclion is tho fact thut the Venerable Mus»> r hr*! the honor of present Robert Travi. with 'the jewel for the thlrty-thir 1 -tlegro Masonry. Business D irectory FOH T A * rO LLKCTOII I wish ta announc* that I am * m-.didst* for r#-*l#ctlon to th* o'flea of Tax Collector of H*mlnot* Countr. subject to th* action of th* voter* In th* Democratic Primary to h* held lo Jana. FOOTT -------WASHINGTON, April 27.( IN S )—Voting men will not onl> fight the next war but wilFtllreet it tf aviation nsaUmos the military preeminence predicted for itjMy ex­ perts. f k Jt For Army leaders declare that a man is ton old for flying afte*'15j years, and this would rrmdvi htdst8 military aviators between the ages of 3$ and 39. *Under the new separate promo­ tion list bill before Congress It U proposed to give the Secretary of War the right to order army avia* . tors Into retirement nfter 15 ytara. The average age of commissioning f flying officers is 24.' Back New Plan The nation's lending aviutors, in­ cluding Col. Chnrles A. Lindbergh, Major Herbert A. Dargue, LSeuts. Lester J. Maitland and Albert 11 t * •iiibcrgcr, are backing the nevlah to divorce army promotion*, or the air ny-vic • from the rest of the Army. All declnre that military flying i n "young man’a game," and d nan'I that the service- not only bo ■omposed of young fliers but run >y tncm. 4 few years ago there was little coccrn about the. future if aviators because futnl crashes mded the enreers of most o f them, 'tut improvement of airplanes has 'lettered, their changes for a long Ife. / Major Dargue, who commanded ‘ he Army's around-South America Tight explained to a congressional lommlttco that before the war here wns one aviation casulty for •very 100 hours of flying. In the raining camps during the war it rose to one casualty for each 1,000 iour» of flying and now there is id deanth for every 3.500 hours in the air. T iki Conservative Fliers who hnve been in the air for 15 years and rrnch the age of 15 become too conservative to make good military aviators, the \rmy experts say. The Army must either keep them m, discharge them without pay or retire them. Th« present proposal ia to permit their being ordered on ,‘-he retired.list with lhrec:cigb£ha nnv nt n time when officers ‘ i f ; other branches are just beginning; to assume commands of import**, snep. V This plan Is not only proposed, for the American Army, but is al*. ready in effect in Great Britain.* Frnnee and Italy where tho same’ 1* termination is shown to keep nilitnry aviation predominantly tn the hands of young men. -Classified- COUNTY* ASBCSHOIl OF T U B ! 1 wish to announc* to Ut* p*op1* uf Hemlnnl* County that I am a c a n d i d a t e for re-election to th* of­ fice of Tax Assessor, subject to th* decision of ttib voters la the Demo­ c ra tic Primary to be held In Jun* of this year — A. T A D QHAK. F O Il Lindbergh And Others Back Scheme To Have Promotio i In Air Service Separate! From Regular ArmyCharg- Stem discipline of the sea was meted to a bosun of the Common wealth Line vessel Morvton Hay when it dockisl at the harbor nt Sydney, Australia, leeetuly. At .t strika meeting of the Seamen*. Union Uu- n M tT T ^ x -rh n i^ w itlii^ j^ ^ h iiL ^ it u i^ the backing of United States Anf* bassudor to England A IttnsOir Bigelow Houghton in their contert work there. **: Ambassador Houg’.iton recently sent word through Sm^tor Iln“ris, of Georgia to the Glee t;l” b, Vihut the Ambassador will give hi* hearty co-operation to te club ft* it tours England for the sccotiJ time. FOIl COL'KTt rOMVfiaxlOXEIl lii announcing my candidacy for rummlsalonrr of the 3rd District uf Seminole Fount)'. I hereby pledge myself to an absolute!) Impartial oil.-Mton to the welfare of the dis­ UattericB trict nn n whole. Should I he liomtmited nnd electrd thrre will lie no roads built fur private hcm-fll of any ou* man. I will "sre that us far ns It la In my notcer •Hint the tax (HKAl.) • W . nofl K RT H . pan, i.watlitg a thorough i lie taxable properly of Hie Countjf. O I 'I I T O F C O U N T Y Jl!DISK, THE LONC-UFE BATTEfi The t'oulitv'e hlielnevs should be as INH KOM FIIH FOUNTY I ’OMMIgNIUNKII I N O U : C O U N T Y . H T A T K OF To The Votsra of Henilnolu County: economically run as a private bus­ FLO R ID A. Hoff-Hoc Battery Co, I wish In announc* that I am a iness The (aipu)crs who furnish IN H U E H T A T K O F PA TR IC K candidate fo r th* office o f County the rnouey to run the Fount)' should • 117 East 2nd. Street. 11PH 11 W U L M A l l K . ' Deceased. Commissioner from P l s t r l r r S<>. 2 t>* taken Into tlie confidence of the To all creditors, legntrcs. dletrlh. subject tn tho Democratic Pr im ar y llosrd of County Commissioners snd utecs, nml all persohs huvlng A w n in g s to l.c held on Jdne tth. A: D. I9{». kepi Informed ns to what ts coin* claims or di-mitud* against said i have lived and paid taxes In Or- on In their dclltierptIons. I have estate; nnue and Kaiulflple Counties since liven a restdutit uf Hcmltmlc Founty You. nnd rneb uf you, nra hcreh) SEMINOLE AW NING SHOP, I STS and I have always been a Dem­ end Orange County before Hemlnolv notified ami required prcacnl Awnings, Window nIiuJcs. TurpuuFounty wft* cut off fr*.m (iranKc any claims sttil dAinamls lowhich ocrat. '- * you Founty, fur S«) >•**•. nml n (nx- or either of you, may have ugalnst litis. Anything of Canvas. 30U Eadt D. II, C. RAHUN. Haufurd. payer all the time, iluke your vole the eatate of PA TR IC K IIU llll nn Investment tnnt will l.ring you 2nd. Street. Phut-c 11. l't.H A ltK . decease,j, late nf Hcrndividends. Your yot* for m* will b* M Inuls County. Florida. (O the lion. t o T iiN v o r c j i a * r in ito u appreciated June the Mh Jaw. n. Hhur.it) F o un t)’ J ui I ko of FOIt W IL L TRADE Cadillac Roadster for • pair of mules. L, EWhlto, P. O, Ilo* 791, Sanford. ra x iT A B in I wish to ntiimunre m*a« If nr u • nndldnte for the suite legislature In g rou p S, Hi rnlnole County, suti. je.l to the Democratic Primary Jon.. .'. A. D , l i : » . nnd will abide lii r e a u l t H of sainr. I cordially »>dl.lt your support. Plan To Merge Methodist And Presbyterian Church Organizations Suggested h e m s t it c h in g Singer Sewing Machine Shop Sold— RenU-d— Exchanged Easy Payments I )» ;i Cleaning S A N ITA R Y STEXHTFHESKERT.' Odorlesa Dry Cleaning. Phon* 068. 114 N. Park. Paints and Wall Paper SUN PROOF PAIN TS Water Bpar Vnmishea aad Ena* ntcls. Velumina Flat Wall Paints. Pcrxian clay Jesao. plaxtico moulding flay and Plaque*. San­ ford Paint & Wall Papfr Co. G. U. Stunt t, Propr. 112 W. First St. Furniture SPENCER TOP 'SHOP. - Curtains Cushiuns and Scut Coverings. WE UUY or trad* in used fund West Third Street. lute. Wagner Furniture Co. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 10, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 10, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 10, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a35a270272798f1c39c9d63212f4b293.pdf 1d43967e0b8e0936ca4ea2d3fb7e8102 PDF Text Text v5or NEWSPAPER • l,cd in Florida’* H ea rt World’s Greatest Vegetable •*'W k ■ w I 113 Richest Garden Land | Fair tonight and Botunlaj, Leased Wire International News Service SANFORD FLORIDA, FRIDAY, M A Y 11, 1928 G iv e n 3 Y e a r s PARTY CAUCUS Haeen ' BrjtLs.hP,pe? M em bci A u d it NUMB B u reau O f C ir c u la tio n s NOBILE LEAVES FOR FIRST HOP TO NORTH POLE Bandit Blackjacks Girl Bank Courier • YORK, May It.— (IN 'S )— Choosing the heart of the theatrical district as the bandit today bluckjackrd n girl locale fo r n robbery, n daring bank mesanger in tlio Para­ mount Building. 44th Street and Broadway and fled with $1,405. H e was captured loss than n block away. The prisoner mid he was William Doyle, 23. Miss Katherine McNcy, twenty six at Brooklyn, was the viettm. She was going to deposit tho money in a bunk branch on the third floor o f the building. As she stepped through a side door into Hie ball, Doyle struck her with a blackjack and seized the money. SAN D W ICH , May 11.— (IN S ) - n Walter Hugen, golf's greatest | Italian General In Dirigible showman, put on one o f his best | Republican Hig-WigsOfPenn Takes O ff This MornimtFor acts today when lie came from the sylvania Will Hold Confer*' tfrit Reconnaissance Over l’olnr rear with a typical liogcn rush to cnce Tomorrow To Decide Regions OfFrigidNorthlanfl win the British Open Champion, Local Upon Policy Of Delegates ship with n pair of 72’s fo r an Starting: aggregate score o f 292. , Service it was the fifth straight triumph of an American in this once^ iinpregnnhlc British feature and Flight Is Expected ToRcquirc Votes Of Keystone State Are the third scored by the H aig hiniForty Hours: LandingUpon Senator Goff Charges Candi­ *self and in person, yet the Angli­ Ice Pack Will BcAttempted date With Attempt To Keep can gallery became so inured to Him Out Of WestVirginln’s ! the sight of an American winninsROME, May 1 1 .— (IN S )- G e n . Primary By Moral Bribery WASHINGTON, May 11 <1NS> |that it guve Hagen an ovation, Umberto Nobile lofl King's Bay U I 4 H _ WASHINGTON May 1 1 . ( I N S ) - Pennsylvania, the Keyston- Stale, ( even the Prince o f Wnles joining Make lialonn Italia at 0:00 o’clock this in tlio applause. . . —Secretary o f Commerce Herbert*' appropriately enough holds an «tll ■ morning for his first flight over l ^ Y l ] The victory was Hagen’s first Chuluota killed the fatted tlio North Pole area, said n dis- P i A T Hoover ti day revealed that Sent- important Itey to the pol tieal calf yesterday and entertain* future of Herbert HooVc-r. patch received here from King's ■ ed two score primary prtmarv candicantji[j Three years in the state tor a George II. Moses (R ) o f New Tomorrow, the Republican l»ig' Hay this afternoon. I IV I | dates and between 1.800 anti i Lnitentiary at Raiford today Hampshire and Frederick M. Saek- wigs t f Pennsylvania will hold u Tlie present fligh t is tlio first 2.000 visitors in the t)igse«t 03 meted out to A. R. Key, ett (R> of Kentucky, were the caucus and party conference in of-tlireo reconnlssatices which (Jen. , at which the policy Nobile ami his fellow explorers Cabin oolltical rally of the present termer vice-president and hitherto imnunied "go-betweens’ oPhilnrielplvn, f Pennsylvania's 79 delegates to in his. efforts to reach an agree­ will make in the proximity of the (}u : campaign in this county. Th«s Lhier of the Seminole Coun- ment with Senator Guy P. G off the Kansas City convention may pole. With good weather condlPre show lasted from 11 o clock a r Bank. Judjje DeWitt T. on the disposition o f the West or may not be determined. lions Gen. Nobile planned to fly S to yesterday morning until JJ Secretary o f the Treasury An­ Jr#)' sentenced . him to one Virginia delegation to tlie Repub­ in broad curves over Nicholas drew W. Mellon, who thus far lm» o’clock last night: Jpi two years respectively lican convention. Land, pferhups pasting"-* directly W Ai preserved a sphinx-like silence Several calves, a coupl* o f over the pole. The flight is expect- — Her! \m the two indictments to G off charged Hoover sent him concerning the candidacy of his 'irrbs nnd a worker or so literally ed to last nearly 40 hours. the an o ffe r, tlirough an un-nnmed [thick tlie former banker will be present, went to feed the crowd. In all, A ll the members of tlio Italia's j nntion Senator to stay out of the West ear in Washing? tpM guilty. ionic 3,900 pound* o f beef, pork Virginia primary if G off would crow wore In good heath nnd j [Writ* of error against the in- make him (H oover) the state's toll is already gr•ounded to catch md lamb were prepared and con*.' spirits and eager to get into act­ [irtmeats filed immediately uf'.ei second' choice. G off rejected the the vibrations of tho gathering— *umcd. Four men worked from be­ ion. Previously it hod, been an­ . L j ( ncr was pronounced enabled offer and termed it ail “ attempt if any. nounced that Nobile would not nt- principal manager, ex-Congrcss- fore dawn until after 3 o’clock lo I The votes of Pennsylvania, or a Two Minor Hones Of Conten­ tompt a landing upon the ice at mnri James W. Good. Good esti­ the afternoon preparing and s a r v I 17 to olaain release,on two $3,- at moral bribery.” I good part of them at least, arc tion Muy Prove Stumbling the pole until tliV third trip, but mated Dint the various Hoover or- ing the barbecue. llouVcr, when he testified ear lOboiiil" while tlio msec are tokj vitally necessary to the nomina­ Tho rally attracted not only th® Block A m Democrats Will judications were that lie would innizntiona throughout tho coun­ n to lli<‘ supreme court. The fil- lit 1 in tlie week, declined to name tion o f Hooter, Figure as they will approximate'! men, women mill childron o f StttH A t tuck Recommendations make the landing today or tomor­ try have spent -the Senator who bad spoken to ( ( „ f the two writs was uiT un­ — und do— the Hoover managers $230,000 thus far. nolo County, but a delegation o f at W ASH IN G TO N , May 11. — row, weather conditions permit­ pul pniceduie, uccoitliag to at- G off in l^s behalf. Today hu nam­ ennnot arrive at a table of reason­ The expenses of Hoover licai- least 300.citizens from Orlando anil W A SH IN G TO N . May 11 (IN S ) ting. ed Moses and Sackett as the “ goprtirys m the court room, and the able expectations of more than M>0 _ T h o nuaricrs in Wnshlntgon, Good esti­ Orange County who came up to ndminist ration-insurgent (I N S ) — The Federal Trade Com­ It was planned to nnehor the mated at $49,150. Tho balance of p]y possible step whieli would betweens” in a letter to the com- vntjw without some help from mission refused today to invest­ see the fun nod gat something, to coalition launched udrive in tin balloon directly over the P'do and ptp the c-x-cashier from starting niittce The letter follows: "M y Sm utf this morning to enact their igate clinrges o f Rep. Dougins let down a landing party upon rope the money has been anti will be eat. ■ . _ hr Raiford either this afternoon Dear Senator: spent by tlm various1 state and lo$203,000,000 tux reduction bill (D ) of Arizonn, that a lobby, sup­ bidders. In uddition to mnking sciported by California interests, was tho "In respect to inquiries by Sen­ cal orgnnizntiona 1throughout ‘ within forty-eight hours. uctive in Washington in behalf of cnti'ie observations the exporers country, which were necessary, ator Bratton, 1 have received ap­ Two major hones of contention were to plant n wood cross in the Good said, to combat "n nti-Hoover proval of Senators , Mises and _the corporation und surtax rate* Boulder Dum legislation. Ice that had been presented to the propaganda." Sackett to state that they held E. A. McCulloch, the commis­ — muy prove u stumbling block to Good said tho Iloovor organiza­ discussions both with Senator G off their program ns the Democrat* |sioner, who is hearing the power expedition by Pope Plus XI. This ceremony was to be accompanied tion was carried along chiefly on will direct their greatest attack on trust inquiry, sHid the conunlsI* the open freedom o f Die M. ami myselL volunteer contributions. 11 c ndded “ Faithfully yours, tho administration's recommondu- tdon's scope, under tho Walsh res­ by n religious service. juhn'- River ns Judge Gray pro­ According to wireless reports tlml Senator Ed’j e nnd Assistant "llh iliert Hoover." tion for taxes. All indications, olution, was limited entirely to lotneed sentence. He was prepnrhowever point to a triumph for privutely, not municipally owned from Spitsbergen, Gen. Nobile de­ Postmaster Genera! Bartlett wore *J ( a tin- prison term by tlie I 'lit lip 1*. Campbell, president the administration due to the new public utilities. Douglas, an op- cided upon tlie present flight hist volunteer contributors. jodj-c's i|U'ct statement tliut lie (,r t lie "Curtis for President" "M r. Hoover’s candidacy ifi bo coalition with the Republican In­ I uncut » f the Swlng-Johiison Dili, night ufler weather conditions »ould lie aa "lenient as my con- I Club, tlt«* first witness today told] populur with the business men of gave promise of being favorable. fill gents, who frequently hava op­ declared the City of Lo, Angeles idrnre will permit mo to be" in o f the activities o f hi* organiza­ posed them in the past. Itspease to appeals for clonienrx ' tion. "W e collected $590 and spent was conducting Boulder Dam prop­ Tlio slight damage *ustumod by the country that there will be no the dirigible hi the flight from trouble in raizing all tlio money arc The administration plan Would aganda. Fy two Sanford citizens, B. F. |$172 o f it for stamps, literature, M «d fro nr proper sources,” said reduce the corporation tax ffo ]y .)3 Whitru r. cashier of the First Na­ clerk hire.' said Campbell. "In VTIle Wfllsh resolution is direct­ vadsoe to King’s' Lay bud already Good. "W e will accept no eontri1-2 to 12 1-2 |a>r cent, while the been repaired. tional Bank ami the Rev. Morti- \\jiut way arc you attempting to :n ed solely to privately owned util­ l.utions from any persons having Democrats will fight for n 11 1-2 Bfr Glover pastor o f the. Holy 1 tluencc the convention?" " M r are Prof. Mahmgren, elu if meteor­ ities" said McCulloch. The com­ lontrncturnl relations with th-! per cent tax, the same us enacted truss i hun-h. writing letters to tho delegates mission is not concerned ubout ologist with tlie expedition advised government. by Die House. Both Republican ami When t'ie Inst words of .he sen- everywhere." "D o you expect to Boulder Dum, or any other pro­ Gen. Nohile to begin bis flights Good was questioned about the Di lime rat ie plans proposed a $25,ktnue rijnie, Key turned from his expand you money gathering op­ ject, but is interested only in in­ us soon ns possible, pointing »>ut $27,000 expenditures in California. ( 1011,000 slush oil surtaxes hut their poMti.ui a little to the rigid of Dm erations?" "W ell we will have to 1 tlinl conditions for flying over the “ Who opposed Mr. Hoover there?" schedules differed radically . The vestigating the activities of public Uncli and wnlkcd to a seat tinder raise another $100 to pay all our jtute would be IlilZurdoUs nltei "There was no opposing candidate utilities.” House made no such reduction. the north window o f the court | June 1, lie, Olise of the heavy vol- ami a great deal o f that money expenses." ^ Governor Hum < f Arizona bail If these two rates cun he set twitii A forced smile lit ids face • Ar, lie mi.-1 Dial rteuius was spent in getting out registra­ Tile committee decided not to fur uti no-'aul as he sat down. tied without prolonged debate, tin- also requested on investigation of I, cull McKinley W. Krciglt. treas­ tion." tax hill probably will puss the Sen­ alleged Boulder Dam propaganda. Lake In Court urer of the club, because of its “ What was the idcu o f spending ate late tomorrow, being sent then Charges thut the commission's in­ 1'oire-t Gnko, former president $27,"Oil if Mr. Hoover was unop­ limited operations, .lames W. G.iod, quiry was Iteing “ conducted in the to conference to iron out d iffe r­ •tf th Seminole County B.ink, posed. "W e knew nothing about ences between the House and Sen­ press" Wcle made by W illnnl Cope * at .-in <1 his former business as- treasurer of the Hoover hendtliut." said Good. "W e nsufnc it ate. Tlie Semite loll undoubtedly of Atlanta, executive secretary of tosiat • sentenced. Only u week qil.Arter.- Iteie, testified that the was desirous to liuvo a largo regis­ w-ili limit tax reduction to aroun I the Utility Information Cominittey »g" Lake was given a term of 14 Cabinet officers organization had tration so the people could express Rais nii charges growing nut. of raised $49,150 and spent $42,932.$203,000,000 whereas the House of Georgia, when lie resumed the themselves on Herbert-Hoover. ite w m the i.olurc of the bank. Key was j 111. He revealed that Edsel Ford, enacted a $239,000,001) rut. aland. He beenm^ nettled when Houzhold* ■* the principal wiO'cus Y,,r tbe state 1 ..... n( the auto king hud contribThe altitude of the Demoerats in Robert E. Iloaly, commission kiwi olid .furnlzhcd— it fearful and cr. of Kanford: apeaking for •ttn*~battle so f ar ha»-l**—a in -lull'd rr4; -MorCrd—*tu*aaUulutf_lmu. ■tnj, ip scVcral cases which was Fons A~ Hathaway, chairman demanded thut they bo sent home. contrast to tliut displayed by the *it«l in tiie prosecution. administration-insurgent repub­ They said they were afraid that, A , rowiled court room with if they landed, they could not get lican alliance. Tlio Democrats domuch the same audience that suw back into the balloon and would be velopt-d a renl row within tlnir ’ Ijke sentenced lust week was Emory 8 . Martin, o f W m iiton, own ranks over the produie ex­ left to perish miseruldy in Dm present today. Practically e’.cry and Senator J. B. Stewart, o f change tax. The administration Arctic colii. teat hu, taken. Fiom the moment Fernandina, candidates to aucce®!* proposed to retain the existing It is possible tliut lumling par­ the judge took the iii'ii' h, the mur­ Ernest A m oi a# state comptroller . tax o f one cent on every $DH) of ties muy be dropped from tlie Imlmur of conversation died alums* I camo next. Stewart attacked Amos trade. The Democratic members of loon to explore port* o f myztercompletely away. because o f hit failure to cloa® tho ■ the Senate Finance fommitteo ious Islands that are known tu ex­ t Court convened at 2:30. Key, his Somlnolo County Bank. His tpeoch , •} recommend repeal of tlie entire ist in the Arctic. Ittnrne.v VYililam Hallowe?, of was practically Identical to tho tax. Jirksntivillc, Mr- Whitner and Mr. ons ho dclievered at the court ■ Cdovcr stood in a little group to house here a short time ago. Otic side ami in front of the bench. Parrish Makes Talk They were followed by Senator Whitner Mukes Plea 1 (Cont'nuud on pag® 0) Mi Whitner spoke first. He airport in Datroit nt 2 o'clock •*ked Judge Gray to "exercise yesterday • afternoon accompanied (Ciiiil'nued on page •*) by Lieut. Communder V. II. Weems, his naval navigation in­ ation' for governor, will speak at structor. Tho trip was made in the City Hull here Mndny night Lindbergh's new I yan monoplane ol h o'clock in behalf o f his can­ and wus uneventful. didacy, advanced representatives In Detroit, Col. Lindbergh's des­ A T L A N T A , Go., May 1L— in Sanford announced today. tination was "unannounced.” But Senator Taylor was u member, some anxiety was felt when no ( I N S ) — Almost within the shadow Tallahassee— Production of Florida farm* in 192(1 and 1927 of the legislature when Seminole; word o f tho arrival was received of the gallows, two Georgia menSEVILLE, Spuln, May 11- . waa vulucil at more than $ 100,000,­ County was separated from Or- and officials at the Ford airport, were Jerked back from tho jaws (INS) —Tho Spanish flyers, t apunge County in 1913- He has a where ho took o ff, at laat revealed o f death and today watched th® 000, tain Jiminrz and I gleams, had a number of friends here and a big that the Colonel w »s flyin g to. fight for their lives continued: Wade Johnson, o f Jonea County, crowd ia expected to turn out to narrow escape from death or t>erconvicted o f participating in * hear him apeak. ku.< injury today when their plane criminal assault on an aged wonu He Is running on his record in trashed into an automobile us an in 1925 was granted a 00-day the legislature and n platform of they attempted to take o ff on respite by Governor' Hardman improvements for the State Col­ whilo R. II. Bhsppard, o f Fulton Ditir flight fo r a long distance lege For Women at Tallahassee, ADOPTS RESOLUTION County, won an automatic re­ tfcord. tho University o f Floridu, ut Gain­ prieve when his case was carried They emerged from the crash esville, and the .common schools; A NS AS City, Mo., May U —to the supreme court for the aec-r'& Unscathed but one of the winga increoscd pensions fo r Confederate 5 )_ T h c Methodist Episcopal Surface indication* havo pointed ond time on a hill of exception* their piano wn* slightly dflrn-' VPtcrnnu; gtrt't.k’tht'nt’tl chllO ruTt ials at Curtlsa Field nx.r CbatercivM In atraivi) to ultimata Mellon support for thd rigidly enforced in ” n.aughty ; make a report of Lindbergh's ®r- tim ed by tbe trail judge In th® Hoover candidacy. Under Secretary Chicago, Commia*ioniT " f Police rivel. Finally, when Notified that Fulton Superior Court. of the Treasury Orgden Mill* has Johnson was scheduled to hang, anxiety fo r the famous ColoneVa been one o f the Hoover board of Mlchncl Hughes made it plain to today while Sheppard was to go to safety was gravin g throughout day, Tho law require* ull pooP strategy, and Gov. Fisher o f Penn­ the country, they gave out the in­ his death in the eloctrL chair in sylvania, a party o f tho Mellon room*, cabaret* and “ soft drink’ MUledgeviUa on May Uk Shep­ parlors to close not later than 1 formation o f his arrival. organisation, has also been promi­ pard was convicted o f the murder A. M. Calling hi. deputy commit* nent in the Hoover movement. • of Homar Fowlsr hero in February, alonen together. Hughes delivered Bill Mr. Mellon himself has been 1926. This was th® second time an ultimatum that said in effect: .ilent—and it Is generally admitted "See th a fth o place, in your dis­ C LE V E LA N D , Vo., 'May I L — Governor Hardman haa gronUdt that this will be the hand that un­ Johnson respite*. He granted th® locks the Pennsylvania Keystone tricts obey the law or I'll get men U e government padlocking tho tween Senate and House over rarm ( I N S )— The Peopled Bank’ o f who wUJ." The commissioners were Cleveland was closed today under present respite in order to h *v* tq for some candidate. leading niglit club* und cabarets, relief legislation were Ironed out also ordered to: L — Halt all rum*' orders o f tho Virginia state bank have more time to “ stuf - John­ and local authorities enforcing the at a m ee tin g ^ p f son’s mt&Ul responsibility.* b « running vehicles and turn the ___ _____ ____ examiners, pending an audit by Key West— Work begun on Key l U I L t W , L .llr t « § w ■ P - # ---- ® "curfew, liquor and prisoners over to the Vacaa stretch o f Over-Sea high(R) of Iowa-, chairman announced, deputy examlnare. . Of Error Saves Banker From Immediate At Raiford leading Citizens Ask For Clemency ELECTION D EALS Pleasant Weather Will Aid Expedition Hoover Chance May • Depend On Meeting janker And Minister AppealBefore Judffe InCourtroopt Two Score Aflpira: Address Largest O f Political Meetings In This Year’s Race 3,900 Pounds O f ’ Meat Is Consumed Speaking Lasts From 11 A. M, to 6 P. M.; Crowds Come Early INSURGENTS OPENiFEDERAL TR A D E CAMPAIGN TO GET BODY REFUSES TO T A X REDUCTIONS PROBE CHARGES Qffiefels.Re-veal T a y l o r Scheduled To Deliver Speech Here Next Monday Georgia Governor Grants Respite To Doomed Crijninals 2 Spanish F l y e r s Have Close Escape In Plane Accident government. 2.—Jell all racketeers life is rapidly becoming extinct. * (M*,V �V. N, * I'AUB EIGHT * • - •• • v 1 ‘ v • • / r a n n R M | g n n n D m n H )^ f«^ * - i » THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA. - *-• \.... TH U R S D A Y,-K A Y 10. 1028 oTiTnuTrl V tnent Completely Exposes Tiinipu Candida It ’s I’olilic*:il Tactics— Cnrllon Guilty of Deliberate Perversion of I he 'I ruth in Attempt to Discredit Operation of State Road Department— Carlton’s Chicanery, Subterfuge and Sharp Practices Shown by Examination of Departmental Records. Don’t Rc Deceived— Read the Pacts Vklh** p e rtg l I P u b lic I UIIRJIf 1 I stmmi L JBUtSil ih i^ u iv Jncuor.V ju a w w A G M saau ■nsaraci o m iiu b b i naaurstc XPtlg »awum 1--JfcC'b tut arS ns* S K sw as *•! M R ' i - i t « » * - » « srii o B rii^ u y to u M y ’ ••vvkUltKWM xn\ W lilJ j ^ tlK -wlH tbliM f A .* vv ^ :!s ^ . , ,y ; ' ,xrp* ■Pons A. Dathawav— Cimifict.ite for Governor Reply: I l f S.itu- l . |iu: ti.i W arn ed In connection with this state­ ment I desire to say that the public should be prepared by this lime for regular installments of •Candidate Carlton’s tirades and political mud-slinging tactics against the Stnto Road Depart­ ment since the Tnmpn candidate has HIS PAID AUDITORS in the offices of the department at Tallahassee and the equipment division in Gainesville, furnish­ ing such information as he may distort and misrepresent in his attempts to discredit the state road department in I he ey .»s i<f •he penult' of the Mate. Willie this refutation rovers ns many of the innumerable charges of Candidate Carlton ns ran lie answered in this space, new allcffations are h-ii.g made daily ahd I expect soon to resort to the loose leaf svstem for the InserPon of oihcr answers as each n w installment appears. :lakif 3 R »fai JHBS tf Jnsn, ’ itaoirarve Iw a a is’/J ii-msarAx l i ijs r Is tar l.ark in - m in - C /JII 7 I a: D e p o r t m e n t . i f o q u ip m r n t . ! 2,4 C 3 y u r t p e r y a r d w h e n t h e y u r e b u y in g it n t 67 w h e re 11 s a le t.f h tiltln t a t f> cent.* p e r | h i i p er pound. 20 d p ic k h e m ile a solt it. w 1 nee I <lnrt- y a y c o s t .'10 t.e n » .« " Ilallinway's Reply: T h e I'r .itv n r e , th e p .r t ic lc ' i r f i r r c t ! : p>. r s f t o li t l.o t f li. t c R . ii,: I ) . |, ;.r t n ic it l Oil ‘ e l I . ' ' ' u l l l I T l • l o i l l i l l g : ctl p .t'e t .p r R ' . k ' .11 •: P i i ' I i . i. v n -p r.i tn t.-n i-> . f th e . .. HERE ARE THE FACTS. .’ * * ’ i ' ,4r -V ^ » The fart* concerning the location o f this road in Uk»Ci nr* given by Dr. Hathaway from record* o f the Department a lows: It was selected after several preliminary lines had ben it being the judgment o f the engineer* or the State RoadD, inent and of the Federal Bureau offloa d s th a tft was the ben the standpoint of alignment and safety to trrffflc 'that could hqye u! Among the dangtV* that b “ ; been avoided hr this *location " ■ingle turn at. the, foot^of a hill on ti sharp curve and a right tingle gradt, i i u u y , the m e dwiger u m i . t i to ... school . . i i v . i children^ v . . . . • » .i incident to the n.ut|^ routing a road in chrfe proximity to tlip schpoj, building and ground* in, .......o..f railroad -grade-crossing. .It is * "fixed policy * ilangcrs a R o a d - Department. whercv'fV’ poaalblo- in-the ikying' out of ways to avoid railroad gl a<k,cfV *ld«gV *fty por <*vt of th ,* which is borne by the railroads, Mr. Carlton make* a,poi£ only two trains each h ay pass this point nelly. • • • ' GRIM TRAGEDY. ' •/ r» * ev. , "Just a short time ago." Dr. Hathaway declared i* hi* at Fort Myers, "1 was traveling cast on the Old Spiniili frat arrived in Quincy. Here my car was stopped by a friend whose! “ ‘Have you heard of the accident?’ " ‘No,’ I said. ’What accident?’ ‘“ Three women have just been killed at the grab irn -;-. side of Havana." . * “ I rallied on to Havana and found the tnnnf^d and In­ forms of three women, snuffed out by an oitrushltig locomotive* grade crossing where but two trains pass each, way each dip ”11 num ber. 9f Mr. Carlton's f.n n ljr were hilled at a gi-gd, crot.lat | Jfl ll.r s.vrrtin n that he nould s ite ,t » iy tim e, slc ty thuukard d«IUri b llirm M rk a l the ftreside tr a in . The ntnlor fatality- rrrorde .him that b lha la rse .t aumber of ib'SIh. In motor vchltW ro lll.lo n a rem it from J at trad e rro n ln g a. Ko. my fr l.n d ., the Stale Ilu td D c p irtm s it a * , not bi DEATH STALKS PARTY, " J o n l*»t C h ri.tin * . « Js tk ro n v illr m olh«r. -with h .r c-Mldim .,,J teighbur's. children. hsd gone Into lh .- n.„.d« to g*th*r h*Ly and tnUtbu t.c o r.t. thoJr : . « * « I n .C h r i.lm * . ..e c u . iH r y h id fille d -d t« lr autuinoMr ' « ♦ g tturnliw home with cu rta in , drawn a ta ln .t a d rl* il 11* rain *bl<k n aan to fa ll Aa they ca m , In S i. John1* atr.uua (logit** Cbrlitm a. « a»i>r In tb* jo t of tht o cca.b n , a locomoilr# d raw ia s a ( m i m all train tktaJ town upon tb*m at a ( t a d . cron ln * and tb» ahrlaka of t U ehlldr.n and •alia of that niothar C h an jrd in a flaah a ac*n* flD»d n d h food <krw (irl.tn ia . (or to Orw of darkaat hyonr for thoaa fam iliar. a a ro U r * irt> .o r t iv .d and inataad of holly, n a p * bun# on th^lr daon Todaj x tJln * taara a placard which raufkma otf^f drlrara and t r ill a wait 1at; rba and daaolailun li, lh # followln* w ordlrtf: 'V h lrta .n SSKom hart k it 1 a . At tht. .r M iin r . Slop. I root and l.ia U n i' " S lh ct I hare been C hairm an of the Slata Er.ad OapafStMiit nat anr 10 .llroad trade rroaalns haa barn ntab ti.hed and none w ill be eetabll.hed a | 1 I grn ral.e my m ice In p ro tr.l. The Stale Hoad Oepanmenl h u aa a«l •lit r*lth the ntlim adr whereby fifty per rent of the eotl M orerheed rnwl ■ onderpnaae- it ta m e by the railroad tompaniea, the H lklr Rnnd Urplrtal arln* the otfier fifty (rer rent. It wa. wholly im p ractl-al at tkr polf.l re. 1Ion In l.nke County to hare built an overhead rroaalnt on the h-ratb. <e old road. •Mr. Carlton, a l.o refer, to the location of the road throuth Cerabelle. FW| o. U). It Ir a fact that the orry ant road wa. laid out by kran b lln Cuuaty | jilt from the prueeedr of a bond Urue. It contained many tharp curve. 1 yhi.ar.plfl I irnv, w-birh rendtred It un-afe for tra ffic al a moderate ran •ith i. to ray nothlnp of hasardnuv and recklevv drlvlnp which we too I fd l e i*n our h'ehuar*. Tin- Chairm an of the Poard of County Cbinnufl.knen TAM I AMI TRAD ' \a W thr Lb. at ion nf lh# T r a il rrfi'rrM l M bjr Mr (!irllcn . a ‘i> ii « f iht* ini|Mtrt«nt higliMg>. whuh m u i>i‘eng«l in im P fir April 1). !•!•• tlir rwi.nimrrtdlatMin «»f ihv rh in iire rs »if lh#* i2 # |a rlm rn l art.l v il nr«| f.i safv ln<fivMu«r« p r lt ilc Ih U rttl. m ha*r he^n al) lha loralmM p arim m t !t>i n tiJr. As In ih«* D rp arIn irtil's hu ililin v ■ |-a ra llrl n***); 1 :»• many n lh rf il g i n u r ii l i nf Mr (*ar!tnr. Is muir Inn ir r u r a lr . Thr fsrt* •nrna C n u n tf am i th# C h rx a llcr (’nfp«iralInn hav# ftirn iih n l fhr funds f* 1 n«l which la mor* nf a loop than a n a rs IV l ritid , and f'n llU f ro u n tf ha» ^ « iiin n ri lin g link frnm Ihr Tam iam i 'I r.ai| m (he Mnnrn# (*nintly line, Is «*f •tiat fount?. air Raiad llrparlrmitl. I.* r*'r M tnror (’nunljr at* out I*I. hr* nr.half mil*** from thr point ▼of Hlvrrirnrt of Ihr Trail In I Hr Monroe ,CVunty line. Tills i»Rra Monrof C'inrtiT leh she has Irnlt. Mayhe Mr. Carlton hrrrn.lfes M*>h"«»« C.»unfT nat** that Mr. Carllon ranimt anything hut 'sd»rm^Inif t' fHlj i xsilh the Tamlaml Trail one of thr rrratrst smale r ^sd rf*D l put thmuph In riuruli If not to America, Ihr romplrtlon rf *! i untoM valor tn Smlh riuriili, ImoIi Ijas(v4hl Wot roa»ts. bOUl Ss o r ll as lltr wholr Stair.** u.»t ; »• I i i dii l i a i t . t l ••it. wIpmi it w,i t;lk ti ;• ".i • » li* Ii : . in ) i.H i • , b No tll.'l p w m .r .s Iliilhuwny'H Answer it.0ri.17 W (Is in | m i 11\ . \ i- ilr il II ii, | I***IMI'.•I g| h. 'i.l*4| jf ‘‘ I • 1 ........ l i lt itllli• • • ('u riln it ; - .‘ It ( ' .n it o n ( a rilo n S a y s : l" t i|- u :t i-,- i f \ n e w I t-rd . '.. i.til' I In'lli I'ottld g it -h ill N o . I I S'.l " I w II h i. s !. -it t i i it • i i i v. . i, In " ' t b I • rtl tt;i t i e c u r - . H i ,• ,-u t. I n f l l t r .. V r \ r .ts . X •t • i i w il l i- t il i i | li* *i t-ih In i ui t i s S I , i i ' * 1 - ' | ) , y ,„ n n ;. i t - t ig li |v -irtn tn m .ik i t u , . t , n \ . t.ia lii i t " \ e I , m l tn h a v e il-u n - ■ , | , )l a •'•'pair jn b 'i in i * . \ t n I -, - n | . . h i i r;. -t.>|-s il ip p ii M i l tu I i i i . c c o s t t ' n ii m in It. Wi w t iit , h u t I I I ' (In k ttn n \ . | : i r»- it ( I tin b u y ' n g a l l f i i o f j u it Ini-* 1.1-1-11 h |p in lla th n tv a y ’s A n s w e r : 1 h i-s .i n r e I In - f a r t - : T h e a b o v e s e v e n t ^ 'a c t n r s w e re p u iv im s e t l l-n il tt U 'il ir\ t in - m a in e n n tn <• >f « n n d c l a y e m td s . A * n ir t -ii lti -< o f Ih c s p t i-it t U w e iv p in e ll, ; h i « m ti tn nIt*■ ' t y p e tit* t r i. i l n r w « . not n e e d i l l .m il w a s l l i e n f o r i- m il . i - i \ u - , tild , e . T h e y w p r e u .-e d in th e n iu in t i • n a net* i l r u iu l . la y r n iu ls I n m ir e . n n d w i-r e . o f I'tiUl'SC, in (le t'll u f I t H n liilit iiilllM i: I h e y w e r e - i i n ' t r i e d le t n c i( iw ) e i‘ tr a c to r s fu r u se on m w h - g ia iln I ro a d s. T o tft< u i - r e ip .lin 'd th e r e •in i* v a I n l w h e e ls a n il p iie U m a G c t ir e * -tnd t i i c r e p l i t ; e p te n t e:' '.iib ae w h e e ls n m l t i n s w it h f u l l n a w l i r n l t m l i n i t r . t •e ^t "i n (racier* tv ero c i.n v p r t c d in t o r r t u l i r t r a c t o r * at i i c o r f ; to f i t - P l a t e «.f £ 6 ,. ( » :IJ .IS . I f t h e s a n d c la l . v, 1. 1 a. .e.lm In tii hi-M t j u i t l j t d a n d t h e S t a t e h a d p u r , -h a st'd n e w c r a w l e r t r a c t o r. ' it w o itltl h a v e i t t id o u t f o r th e s e v e n c r a w le r t r a c t o r s S K .IO O O U . ( . .......... , o r d s t h e .? tin * I r n n d d a y t r it e ­ In o th e r w I t ir s w e r e s a lv a g- e d o r r it t iv c — r f i d1 .in. .t.oj c r a w l e r f a a c l o r s n t .'a a o e t’- n f ii .fli1 1.4H . n it Il l s a m o u n i ip* h o lt v i m n r l i l l ' i i l l m ; 7~ T HIR H lj d t>.<! i . U ~ * With reference to the sale of pick biintllet cited in Mr. Carltnti speech, these w-«-re receivctl from the liovermncni in large <|Uuiitit it-. Die uriginul shipment covering front fifty to sixty thnusundi. ThDepartment uses praeticnlly no pick ituntllcs. Of the lot receive) many were twisted, dry-rotted, worin-entni nnd in very ha<l condi­ tion. They have been sold from the allotment to th j Stole Roan Department of Florida at various time* uml at varying price*, de­ pending on the condition of the handles when dieposc3_of. Then remain still on hand thousands of these pirk handles which the De­ partment will dispose of in iicconlnnrr with .the stotute as a market cun he found for them. The Department has not purchased any pick handles nor Is there any likelihood of its ever having to do so. Mr Carlton would have the people believe the Department purchased these pick huntllas—becuusc lie makes no mention o f the source al Ihcse goods— nt .'15 cents nnd sold them at l ‘ » rents. The hobbit referred to by- Mr. Carlton falls Into the sumo este gory of surplus wnr supplies us the eunvus uml pick bundles. The grade of babbit that was sold nt S cents per pound was used only to n limited extent in the Department's shops. At the time of the sale there were many other articles on the smite invoice, Including cray­ ons. folding scales, castor oil, boilers unit horse blankets. The De­ partment uses little of any grade of babbit and the entire amount purchased in the vear 1924 wns only $241.26. The babbit sold was of the grade usetl for repairing steam engines and atatlonery en­ gines and was not, for this reason, nf value to the State Road De­ partment. Furthermore, there was little or no demand for it in the market. Mr. Carlton would leave the impression that the Department bought babbit at a high price and turned around and told it nt a lower rase. The Department lias sold from war supplies received from the Government trench hats, atirrups, suddlc bags, ink w ell^ ice tongs and rut trups, uml many other articles that it has not found practi­ cable for use in building roads und bridges. The stores that femain SALE'OF ARTICLES. -, •. Trfhaway V A nswrr Mr. C arllo n drvotisl m urli ««f I,j, time- |„ |, m Tstn#* flpcfl.lt t" v ‘ ; k v r . til t-fl axtravagancA In Ihr m .in l-n a n ro o l Iht luatU. anti (■ •'01* tidienre l>* providing a m u .rn i.n l with r . r . r v n c to U»» stsnlcu rin g of t * iontlng and rrelantlntt or g ra „ on th . vhoultlara. 1’ MS‘ ine "( *o“ * " hotild.rt of th« road. U not for d.floratlv. or ornamental p u rp o ..c *19 d-wv add m a trria llr to th . ant-m ranc. nf the rpad. It t« In prevent Ik. ■ r« from eruaktn anti to prat«rt th . Invrvlm *nt the S u l«~ X S s IBStle In Ikfl r h l. work which Mr Carlton rtilie rltUenln I, norraaarx fa r O * p 'hr>M>er ' ~ ni»lnwM u ln l« n r r .M .r y for •f th* hlahnayv. a . a—n .......... * * r unprejudirad and- -Inforotetl prrranv I*, readllr **** Mr. Carlton v u at hia bflv. twh»n __ ritlh-ullng thla opemtion o f lh . HU* *j >r|.*rtm m l (la m a ln t.n a n r. divlvlon. Th * paoplfl of thla S t a ir know *■ . h*t w ill hapnan to a road lh a l I. no» p ro n rrlr m alntaliw d and many of ' “ V: -Mllflhfl a rr p aring in te rc t on bondfl and rontrlbU tISs f t th« fllnktnr (•■ ** Kind laiuM far made whlrh w .r . b u lll snd w h l.li dUsppemrfld In t f** *JJ •rtd long hrloae th . tanda w*r» r.tlrv.1. atm plr k w a v u th«g Vfflte not , It la parfflctlg fpollah to apmd ntonrr on U i building •/ res til and *"*■ —---tts la Lbesa. . . u '••••'•’ itsl iM tlrtl tlf th e I n c r r n s n In men » I m i , V ’" 'd u t e n n in -.. t lr p u r im e iit f iu m J a n u a r y I. I S iT I I V . , T lt r r « - ltn« lir -r n tin llu -r u n a i-. In l i t . tm n ib o t o f H im «ni|il»' m "', • T ;r 7 , "r V " ' " ' " - “ H " “ l rnaU n in b e m a ln t a ln t id not* H l u l o - h u l l t It lH liw n y i,. h u t t ii n i i l > ' - l , i i l l t r u a d n ‘w h li-h lm v<- Item U1 •■ »t-r lt» l l i . r t l u ir f o r m n liiU tn u n e e . N e c e s s a r lly f h e r n h a d to k» '" " ’ I" ’ ,V ", ">Hfl e a r n o f t h l* w o r k . W I this m V ii.im l " r * t 1 !' rrt .,lu v .'' ir t a lr it a n d n s e on u d llim *i ,f In < h l" l u o r s a g f ' w e r o th e m e n w*1®,!! '• * > 1 e n ir -r g r n r y r t -p n lr a to ro u d a In s o u t h e r n U arnuafl-d hy flit, h u r r lt -u o o w h ir l , o i-r u r r t t l i- n f l y In llt e vel»'*r I t . r .. . ' . u to lit n b a y -r o ll r o c t .n la a llo w that " U m b : r " f n ia n -w u r k t lt ,) h f a r fh « p e r lt n l m n it lo n r d h) T h r .. •l. " ‘ , n > th e n u m b e r p r , l t l d o , l In t h r budi T , , ‘ , 'l .r n ? , ' ' r *h c o m m o n la b o r I* k n o u n to o V n r y n n r W ho h»* 1 a m r x p e r l n n r r In a>r«i|,l..> iu K m a n f o r t h la n o n o f s e r v ic e . T h r r a p o r ln .,f t h r m a in t e n a n c e d i v is io n s h o w f o r O c lo t* * . J1 n r . . v n n a Me ''.,l ‘n m ! ’f ” " l y f o r t y . f o t ir In ir a c r n n o f lh a ». H in t d !id,» d n i M m u s t a ls o b a . r d t m -n iD .r m l «*»•* s v iu lr It o l d I ia p a r l i n m t to m a l n l n l u l h a n a n r ly t lir .-o cliOU**ttd o f ro a d a o w ■ * n a s in M l . i u u t u llr a o f -r n n d in l a s t . **K«'*J J1 TV* '• " .5 see d*r Of •♦ ’Wb.!*, saving to thc-titqtc o f R'.IJIfWLfi2. *--t k Contrary to Mr. Carlton's wtalcnient, a crn w iiv trnrtor—and tlml .!• tilt; type herein dealt With—<o*t* ithoul 51,2 dtul nut 5657.0;! *np amount hi* would YtitVi* tin* i»*« iK’licvt* tun if rt»u1ij havi bit'll purchii cd (tic. Flit liter, the materials which'were taken off tin old * trader* have .been olnccd in stock and roorcsent an asset am .untied to more ihnn K2.6ou,up. whicit mnterjal -will Im- used from time to lilne as needed. . ^ Carlton Snys: MAINTENANCE o f r o a d s The charge tbgt thee, are t t . m . m . S B depo»lted la V*ob* •• *ith)..-t tu m t perflonil eheflk t« fa W and la b le a d ln s. W hSI**«r inuntlr* c r districts hav* been ilepnslled la t a s k , before tbeg *•• ■ * for at* It) the 8 t« t. Kua,l Department of Flo rid a sfo sublset b» * C hairm an for transfer jn ir p u n only, -to | * l tt "lata th* Btsto T ro o l tee of the Department, sad In t ie ry in fl'sn e. wk»r* such * « * t f 1 . 1 : ,- il t r d In the name of the h u t . H..a,t Depart Mant. a •sfriefentPO-t la lha ile|>artmrnt has been taken to saver g v rrr cent » f Ik* dep«*' ; “ In tiuvteDepartment (SSijtc Rnml Dcpnrlinenti ih ry (•.*c*‘ i<ntally n il thinrs n* waJI n* buy-thing*. I In id in .*•!•! s pltotuklalle copy df-invpice blivwi.tg t f r rsl? of .--rtsiri i k i U i i i in that tr n r m ilU 'V . �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA. R o il. L a Rocque’s S e c r e t Ambition New P i c t u r e At Of D o l o r e s D el -M ilane T h e a t r e R i o I s 1 Gratified .vcpyvlwltnrvd a secret, ambition to n(lcri*nicttinjr with a well hnowu nlctc thu cast. John G riftltft W ray W trva^ ^ .th e.con vent school in,France where she received Her curly rdltotion ahe whs the star in all amateur theatri­ cals, and later, n fttr l.cr marriage to Jaime Martinez del Ilin, ahe fre­ Dolores Del Rio, who plays the quently took part in charitnbb '■v- Picture fans who were thrilled part o f the half caste Chela’ in Fox theatrical of fairs. Her ndvent into / by Rod La Rocque’a football play* Films "Gateway o f the Moon," al- the films followed it vvift decision log as an Indian In "Brave heart" and ns an Englishman seeking thrill* In battles with Grecian ' bandit* in "Stand and Deliver," will be more than delighted with ■ 1 his impersonation o f n young Ar• gtntino athb’tr and football player i nhi« latest stellar vehicle, "Hold ’em Yale!", a lie Mitlc studio pro* duction fo r Paths which will be nn view ibe* Milatir Theiitte to­ day only. ; ' The. atorj 01 "Hold ’em Yah-V bated on Owvn Davis famous ■lane Kticcess, “ A t Yale," deal with the *on who foil.* a tiio ot bandit* nnd later irietts the daughter of a Ynle profrr.sor tmv« litig in ‘ Argentine. Bt‘ decide.*! to go to Yale and nn Doesn't matter thcsbghtinteresting love romari r result*1, in cat what it is— or liow Ux* e-jurse of which hi wiim <li:> senous it i*. You do not itnetion ns a college utlikl. Thu have to w orry about it action is raid to in swift.atoning and highly, dramatic, the whole re ­ another minute, because lieved by delightful comedy. Cklumct will solve it— The supporting players are ex­ quickly and en tirely. cellent. Jeanette Iioff, who tri­ Order a can from your umphed in “ The Mah Without a grocer— see how baking Face," "M y Friend From India" tro u b le s d isa p p ea r. and other recent screen produr One trial uriU prove it. tlona, plays opposite Mr. La R ot. que, Joseph Cawthom, a-veteran screen and atage pylayer, is seen e l a college professor, while Tom Kennedy, a noted comedian, ha tile role o f a "g o o f" detective. Hugh Allen, who was seen to nd Vantage in "Dreas Parade” , has a strong part. The. picture was di­ rected by Edward II. G riffith undyr' the supervision o f Hccto* Turnbull. ,* Elictrificotion o f parts of th. Madsgascor Government Railway h to sturt late this year and b* completed in about six years. 'FRIDAY. MAY 11, 1028 director, her guest Jn Mexico City, rnd her rapid rise since has proven the wisdom o f that move. in “ The Gateway o f the Moon” she plays n .uglily emotional stelInr rnle opposite W alter Pidgeon.’ I o’.llc Fenton, Anders Rnndolf, Ted McNamara, Adolf Millar, Virginia LnFoncde und Nobel Johnson com- production which (!irsct«d is coming to the Milane theatr* Saturday. 13 t h M a y is TA J.LA IIA SS E E — $lrt2,000 con­ tract let for con'truction o f addi­ tion t » library at Florida Stnto College fop Women. Mother’s Day A ll that 1 am, o r hope to be, I ou e to my angel Mother "— -—Lincoln. OQ 10 lii. <)id Potatoes..... * .................. .25 .25 .25 5 lb. New Potatoes..... i 6 bars P & G Soap..... A N D SO, to every •/lM other, we dedicate this space, in commemoration of Mother’s Day. W e send greetings, and to every Mother who has passed beyond, we how our heads in humble gratefulness for the lives they have lived, enrichingthe world through each and every day. It takas mora than parfuma W kill loaehaa—now ballavod to ba aprsidsra of caneaf. Taka no chance. Insist upon 2 pltge, Fig Newton Crackers ..... 3 cans Baked Beans.... owarfol Tsn glsfoot Spray. Ill all unclaan housahold K Inoocts at one time. THE TAHOLEFOOT COMPANl Orand Rapid*. Uchlgaa •O t-TM S FRESH DA1LYI from your grocer / 2 SIZES 1 Qt. Jar Apple Butter .. No. 2l/j>Cans Sweet Pickled Peaches CASH .28 #29 single S split loaf Msde by iht AMERICAN HAXIRIES COM PANT .50 Creamery Butter lib. .. B A K IN G POWDER% S u n d a y , GROCERY 117 Mngnolia — We Deliver — Phone G71 S A L E S 2 Vi T I M E S T H O S E O F A P ( Y O T * i p R J B n A N t y Mother’s Much year, I He second Sunday in May is nationally dedicated to our Mothers. On this day the nation pays tribute to man’s best friend— Mother. The A & I* stores join in paying homage to the Mothers of the world. We strive to make every day a "Mother’s Day” at our stores, solving her fond problems economi­ cally and courteously, for it is to the Mothers of America that A & 1’ stores owe much of their success. HERE ECONOMY No hurry— no delay— shop just exactly to muit yourself your cIIh)W— and above all you have without a salesman at a large variety of the best merchandise In select from al the lowest possible prices. Argo Dessert Sunny field a iC O O When that Sliced With Out Rind lb unexpected guest drops in don't California lei that hoi her you one sec­ Kellogg’s Shredded Prunes 2 2 / Wheat ond, just fume to the A r­ 2 lb. Carton cade Delicatessen . 6 Vo f We carry a complete and special prepared line meats, salads, tries. and of pas­ Made fresh daily. Arcade Angelos Delicatessen II Mcl.under Arrndu Delmonte Deluxe Gatchels Grocery We Deliver | Conner Sanford and Celery Avenues Phone 110 Saturday Specials i Meal 6 lb s .......... .25 Grits'6 lbs. ......... .2 5 No. 2 Can Pickled Peaches .2 0 No. 2 Can Premier Peas n-No. 2V2 Can California Peaches nS' ** i * Maxwell House Coffee t.* ■Catsup Large Bottle............... 1 1 . i Ok V l l ^ j i v 1 r ■ iw p * H • a s A t J , « » ] 1 ;■ j ' i \ ! f \ ■ ’. W 0 . : i e t ‘ * 1 ™ / 1*i.:ii ■ 1 Quart-ApplcrButter *T *^ . . s No. 1 Can Magnolia Figs Mj\ v • Milk Tall Can .............. " Milk Small Can i LSugar 5 lbs............ H U S - . We carry a con and vegetables. .24 .22 .47 .19 M .19 .10 B o ttle s Ketchup L arge 29/ B o ttle California Lettuce l ’ icn ic E ach Hams it 18^ Roast White House Fresh Corned Snuff Ilultercup Thistle Rolled Reef 3 CtUlS Compound We carry the very best fresh fruits and vegetables at lowest prices. \ .0 5 .34 of fresh fruits All Over The World 405 Sanford Ave. J20 Magnolia Ave. �1 i V ' .unc m tttc pantotw rrcnAT/n. ranfo M); n.onnu.Fiur>AV, w a y it. ia28 —-----------------------’— - —— — . . , . ., ........................... • ■ - - ~ 'V* 44- i t V'.-f w rt a w * . * n.mrryrjm. il-” Announces Candidacy Fo Delegate To Convenlio 1 n N o h " Jv :<■ I ’lo r i( In b rU n , t move toward eons.'ii alien nil prcsorVatlnn of in tim’urHuh. • Saturday Money ' ‘Savers Look These Over however, that he will vote t\.r him j. bJMm’.-S trnnuger oi me if the Democrats nominate him. V r„! i.-.-dyer and Ktar-Tcle, in Mtthhi" hin announcement frdtu the state ht larg I, yn^fetttfr Democratic Conyon ndyocaten rtifc ostnlj • .■ cf‘KvVitthcnrhlfiefc fin1 |Hitler el W. ti. Me Ait , Best W hile Bacon, lb LO&SING’S QUICK* SEItVTCE . TRANSFER «,r]Au iif hindntr nHBrti/iorfnnl rop him untii Mr. Mr.\.|r j, {|n> srteotnrtUoftitpri'jddetit- wus withdrawn. In. \i, -a f, jr-dldate by Uw'pbUToerMs lit fi'?hl he I i In that h.itli * • t *.*JI**■III , . *' ’ l and hull li etl 111,I fed (i K r< jjjtL otyji he feels that the teiv: t i*1 tlm- i'an., a c a that .ogtilnrly give electoral j step nalde. , for the Democratic ticker Soap 3 Cake Hauling, Crating Shipping, nml Storage IM iru if G*H lU lt t ’. ” r»| s y have something to do with section efr'n. dtnndnrd hdnrfrfJ SANFORD AVENUE BAKERY I’hone No. 31 213 Sanford Aw. W holesale And Retail S P E C IA L S SATURD AY AN D M ONDAY 25 lb. sk Chick Starter i . t & Smoked Bacon per lb ... % Mustard S a rd in es..... Macaroni or Spaghetti P e r Can 3 pkgs 3 -P Pkkggss 3 Min. Rolled Oats 3 Cans No.,2 Tomatoes d lb. Cl*isco In in..’ I Bryan Much « a a mem, her of (ne IicmocTulic' i jL :iu; itV, N ew. Y o rk ,,.irprefcr'.inn the r'i rWnl ('ottpwwaiijMil fii ,\i Abut time he wrir Jn . m. mh< / vv/ i .25 by’s Olives 7 Pkgs. Star Naptha ...... O fJ W ashing Pdw. * Scratch Feed 100 lb. sk 3 * 0 0 20c can Carolina Blackberries, (i lbs. Best Plain or S. li. Flour Golden A g e Macaroni, Fkgr.,...... . ( 3 Jars. Libby’s Pu re Apple Jelly t*ou lb y selected W h eat 3 - 2 5 100 lb. Sack Sweet Feed 100 lb. sk 25 lb. sk. Chick Grow ■\ 1 A Mash 1 ,1 W 2.60 W e I ’m* wit It uroccfics, 1‘ Dkg. Mortnn'n Salt Fresh Hrcnd and Darker House Itolls. ' Hints— Finder Hells— Pies— Fakes— (Seneral Line of Pastries made fresh dully. Vmi will find my bread: At Lodges firoeery on Elm Ave.. Lot!pcs and McLain on Palmetto Ave.. Klenslroms firtuifr.v i'rcn|i Ave., and (latehcls (Grocery <m Fanft.rri Ave.. and Huberts Cirocerv on First street. 25 30 D e liv e r R0 Wo Lawton Corner Sanford Ave. and Eighth St F. L. NIXON Cm'ncr 'll). SI. and Sanford \vr o icd iio flo o r Polisher Special ot’fcr for boiise-cleaning * 4 Season Fancy California - A il $ 1 0 Childrens runt if Florida, Ala- jl rtia and. sevmtl tAhci j ’>* wuufd prtnl tlli i> /• wmild he hi a pe.-il* nee the numiiintimi nf ulinin the !• m<n:atu in. Ih* favors ( aril,’ll •■Met*. Scant"r Tlmm-i< fl Mfintanti 'and Spnnt"i' I •ai rrta p* i -uimily lint I Oavi'innr l ' ‘'A son's Eleeliic Floor Pol- / jjg-r&A - isher. W:i\ .Mo|t and '» FORMERLY 5 4 2 . 5 0 « !l1- JnI,ns‘,n*s Lis',,i‘l ’ \a\— all :il tin* seusa- |),,n:,lii . 1 ■d will iii'i.-1 Imtrb I .■ j He a lii M e n 's S h o e s FIH ZE i 1 1)11)1..- < ln \ i | Jtet m m e lu t e s ....... .. 1028 M odel ,/Zrmi to i i I, " „ r i... Ill Fresh Asparagus Green Peas I'Vesh Tomatoes Cauliflower Strawberries Fresh Cucumbers ......... i COMPLETE OUTFIT Fresh Cow Peas ale On Johnson's Green Peppers 2 pair id t Odd Sizes Odd L ot W hite Shoes While they last, pair Fancy Ice Berg Lettuce Ladies Silk Waler-Proof Plenty O f MilU-Fed Close-Out Black K id ,. Patent Leather And Satin Slippers See W indow Only Two Pair to A Customer H ose 15 Pair^M eivs $5' W ord Pair $ t . » J.ndies; Sport Shoes In Tan. Patent and Blitck - Calf. $6,60 TalifHw assorted colors Hens <& Fryers No cltarge i'or Dressing (ialio.n 3.(ltl Final Clearance Big Sale Continues iopv represent very yubstanajiii we wisit to emphatically . Sanford women that tin* oi* week only. JAR Jlit i m which ui'uitm ten imd w*rk <m the 'i I w ill he , .. ■_in I Mint p null L • i|t ’^v Ini . nun: |t i! Iiu. To the Ladies o f Sanford ' w w an d Seminole onoua Sliced Genuine an Fork licefl Boiled 45? ISausage ROUND SIRLOIN & CLUB STEAK ( ut To Your Order FO U N D ^Hinesc.Go va*r ii tti en t G EN TS C K N TS .\m : s t k r n f o t T iKN ' A. May I I .— (IN’ H) l ,i,\*•i ri R O A S T OF * ! the Lragpe Cornell. found ,l '-' out HAit it could act tin1111 flij 'devsp of the lainguit •' i)4 'Whrhv tt)f» Peking t.nvh"i - membeiship in lh ■ CENTS C E N TS F IC N IC Smoked It j<i lirnught tp ulir Bttfinttni) from time lo time that n Inrjci* part of the dohsamlnR plilrtlc ii rki'ptii-nl of "fn ilo ry mode” Ice cream. Wc liuve fou'ml many caiienally mo o f StrawU.'riT'anil oilier fruit m um s, they heiutt under the Impremlon that tluse errurps u rcm ad e i\n chhapl^ as pmtsilde mid that rxtrnet# or tiomc other ttorl o( substitute* me used in tire {Mttce of the fru(t«. This has hecu briuirh* to nur mind* especially strony duriiifr the past month or so when some of our customers or oilier viillora in our plunt ohpressed (irent surprise or dt^iKht whon they no­ ticed that we were mint; REA1. STH AW BEKRIKS in our StrawberryIC'reuffl, and in other cases those who noticed some o f nur help preparlntf the fresh herrlet. , . . , ,* . In justice to ourselves end for the information o f our customer*' wd wrlafi* to W o k e 'lh e 'fb lt Iovvin a i t marks in re^aid'td our fruit creams: , i i —« - • I nur STItAW H EH RY Ice Cream w made from our rugulaf Ice C ream '“ m ix" with the addiii.,u m the fieexi'i of sufficient S IR AW BKIlIt Y F R U IT to jflvc it the pron erftuvor.'bpt mil eiiouiih to Impair the body or holdinji iiuuljty oi the froxen product. In addkton*tcf the fruit, b » inii 11 f(uuntity of harmless purefood stru wherry color is added to plvo" tha'nhiahed product tho desired uniform piuk color usually associate i and demanded in Strawberry Cream. Thole that froexe m am at home know that the htrriea alone will give th e cream only a very paj0 i»Lplc «d „r. Therefore n small amount of color is added not fur the purpose of. deception, hut for uhtforn ity ard t r ^ W h e trade demand. ^ ■ . «;.* Please ho,^ mat no strawii'erry extract « r sm ullcd “ syrup” o f any Ijind whatever is pt our cream. If the berries do not uivc it sufficient flavor it Rtca without. i .,;»** I tiiriim the local strawberry season we buy sufficient l»erHe* to take Tare o f our needs an Ion*/ ns they nre obtalnalde at reasonable prices. 8 o far' this season we have ,uspd clvse^to I(KJH hnsketii of local berries, and have in nur cold storage room tit’ present 40'enHtms fresh crushed fruit prepared In our own plant for our Immediate needs. When stiuwherries are not in season or the price prohibitive fo r manufacturing purposes we have, and have luid for the past several years, connections whereby 'wd get tht* ’ Tetrtteaaee *6r Maryland berries which ate bought in senson, held in cold storage for us. and are mixed with sugar and shipped nut tn barrel* or large can* as ordered. This assures Ut o f a supply o f W r -' rivs of good ipmlUy for use the year i-aund, and in no case do wo use t W ordiimry/cttmed o r 1 preserved berry. ., * « .. ' >. Our P IN E A P P L E ICE CRE AM is made from the usual “ Mix” w^th t(m add IHon at Whit fm ’ xer of sufficient crushed Hiwaiau Pineapple. tT ’ . * H, Our B A N A N A , or B A N A N A N U T Ice ('ream 1* made the same as above with the addi­ tion at the freeser of sufficient SOUNU R IP E B A N A N A S .’ nr BtU\u|ihs a^ul Nuta..ius, C K N TS C E N TS cherries, nute, Pr njlxturei that are: prepared sperialiy for use in h t tream bfljimisaa uf: na,,,,nnI reputation that apeciaUfe' in this purticu'ar line o f business. These items, as in all o f our oth^r supplies, are bought by us oa a tjuulity basis only. • Out* customers and friends are invited u*. all times to visit ulir plant and’ ask to M shown thru. While in our plant we wilt by glad to have you inspect yr taste our storb o f fruit*. sde«t milk, sweet cream, and all other Ingredients that go into the finished product. Cotue how and sue more ctuslyd berries than you liuvu ever sten in your life. Sum pic ihetu, tind also rumple our baric1l o f Tennessee berries thut wu ure holding in reserve to use when nil local tmrrics are gone. For t,h(ise that have never seen .now We have u real treat to sue the.snow in our cold storage room where we carry our stock of icp cream at u temperature o f from 0 U ^0 below Uur icb cream is a healthful und concentra'cd food. We a.o anxious for you to see why, ami rain, freyp_Nankiiu never recognized thi 1 udiuiuistratipu. v •’**w t, For our CHOCOLATE Ice Cream we u»cn special hlgrude Cocoa put up by Van llouteti*. ■' mg) d all immediate sp1' * '■allonulist (iovermneiti ° ai\ pet arbitration or* i 1' 1; il investigation. Copies ••4-^,. ate being forward>r rmher* o f the laaigut 'letnirial, but 1 uc cjraction •" 1 5. In our special ordains that we u*ffer from time to time we use ' specially prepared fruits, '■Uivisk,..'j'iu>>.\aiiuiuil(»e ' *o,\"Minient dies not, County tinny English Walnut*! (impo NuU, as-ChoppM,J Aliremtt, air the appealed to i "S f^ 1 * turns today l<*~f*1 def ’•t*} Ul, wi'.hdttiw lront '* IV|I ‘ tiise hostilities against South t’hinu I.Nuttor . • Hall' qivWU w^ oi P O U N D -(JBNTO r_ -j 5 ,T ' ■•-* I ti SI Il»r»r f»r �4 t * I S- THE SANFOnn HERALD, SANFORD. FLtmHM. FRIDAY. MAY-11 . 10211 The Sanlurd Herald « —I’ nMUkrri every atlcrnr ereepl amnia? a| Nanfiinl, 1'lurMn. Ill A Newspaper’ s Function Mnannlln A trn n r. A iiowspnper’fi function in the community was recently outlined by David H. Pierce, a prominent cditorinl writer of g ilr r r il aerym t r l»« o r t iik r r 37. in to , nt tk r I* Cleveland, in an address on “ Newspapers and Crime.” One ■ I S o * lo rd . I'lnrO ln. n od e* of these function^, in his estimation, is to call attention to C t M t ' K n l S U rr k a, 1SOT. the seriousness of crime and corrupt jwlitics in order to _............................. ............ briiiR them to the attention*of the’ eommimity. The news* BAhi.»: l'- j «»n»:*’ ittTunrin.t'"lYiioifi paper is primarily intended, he said, to publish the news as w nscitVi-Tiox” i7an.s il ,8t nntl comment on it. .. o«r vr»r s7.»hi “ It-is amusing tn hear newspapers accused oj magnify.i, £?:£-!|inff crime, Pierce declared.” "I was parrtpinrly struck to ytoti T k r llrrnlil I . n nirtnhrr uf OnAudit llwrraa «>r (TrrulaOnnv, mi latrraatliinnl AworlnOmi uf I’ nlillshrm, A d i r r l l - r n anil Ailvrrtlxla c A a rn l* ,, hlrh require each Pukllskrr meailirr I h .ulinilt fit n • fcormick nuillf of MUti*i-rl|itl»M lists la artier lit verlf? elisoliilrl? a ll rlaln i. nl rlrralstloo. a . « r l l on fcaarsi bunlnrna tnrtkod*. B IB L E V K H S E FO B T O D A V A S T A R T L IN G CONTRAST— The integri-y o f the upright ahull guide them: hut the pervcrsenc** o f transgressors ,*hnll destroy thpm.— I’rov. 11:3. T IIK COW That four-legged fountain called a — ' caw ' : Is stranger then file Sphinx: What Cadmus ever told us how Green grans within a copper cow Turns the white milk lie drinks? The Roc from the Arabian Tale Was not so strange ns she; Jonah’s apartment in the whale Beside her alchemy’s a pale And gentle verity. God’H jolly cnfctcrin With four legs and n tall, As mystic as the Cahula, An elf in rufous taffeta, She pours us ivory ole. The Tavern o f the Crumpled Horn, Sho pours a cosmic flood Thut antrdalcs John Bnrlcyrnni; T w ill feed the Superman unborn: It nourished Adnm’s blood. Kho cats the grass nnd honeydew, The buttercups nnd daisies; And she will dream, and chew, and chew Invito her soul, and loaf, and moo Life's rude and wholesome praises. Her udder i u Holy Ciuil Whence heroes, suints and lovers— Yes, all the Sons o f Mull—grow hole. Oh, she’s <ui bnihulunt Fairy tali That's bourn! in leathern coerscin xnonues oi me prison, i ne psycnoiogiKt of that very in­ stitution told me that their records show that the majority o f criminals began ns juvenile delinquents. They started on the downward path before they were able to go through a column of news. Ignorance, illiteracy, broken homes, mental delinquency and insanity are some of the causes which are given serious consideration. The newspapers, giving ap­ proximately 5 to 0 per cent of their columns to crime news, have been calling attention to the seriousness of the crime problem. ' "A s for the influence of the American daily upon young people Mr. Ilrent forgets that juvenile delinquency in this country has steadily decreased in the years that the press has increased in power and influence. “ The charge that newspapers aid criminals has the same basis as the childhood superstition that horse-hair in water turns to snakes.” audition the^trd h tax o f fir e ctiHn fljtso source* nn aggrogut* prehtrr by piling upon the nutomohile one on each gnllori o f basolinc used. thrui that derived by Florida bus tax a fte r another while the r.mtorRelieving readjustment o f the from Two to three times as many irts were unorganised and eotfld tnxutlun policies of the state, as curs registered. In addition to the not prevent it. Organisation of the they relate to motor vehicles, Is multiplicity o f tnxes with which fo r • self-pivrervation necessary the Flnridn Str.to Cham­ the motor -t lies been burdened in motorist.tax-greedy politicians i. ber o f Commerce has included a the past another tux must now ho from provision to this effect in its pro­ tornu since the supreme court has nccessary» gram o f activities for Ri28. held eOnslitut onnl n levy on auto­ Durng the caltnr.-ir year o f 1D2G mobile tires voted by the legisla­ CITY TRANSI'Bit the state’s revenue front all sour­ ture of 1027. & STORACtE CO. ces was slightly more than $-tG,Thu general opinion o f the hoard K i p r r l I* In no Hinting, IliililliiB. 0tr,000. The .automobile reense of director, of the chamber, in dis­ « rxlliiK, Shlpiilng. «li!n T ra ck I'lirlllOr-t tax and the gasoline tax produced cussing tlic situation before In­ I’ ll mu. M.-Ml COll V. Mu|il<- A te. IlH.ltt'iJL’i-l. Mow much more corporating reference t it in its ItAt.PU \V. I.OSHING Mgr. motorists pai.i in other taxes and fragrant fi r the year, was that it fees novotie knows, hut the license had been brought about piecemeal and gasoline taxes nlone produced nearly one-half o f the stale’s en­ tire income for that year. , The license and gas taxes in 1U28 amounted to $tr>,:t() per ear in Flurldu— the highest costinthe United States. Only ten o f the rtutc* and the District o f Columbia On improved City property at 7 per cent, a lo five year collected as much us $30 per car from these sourcces o f revenue I MONEY TO LOAN Loch Arbor The place to build your home De F o re st S a n fo r d R e a lt y Tim e For Preparation straight loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on good business properly. S A N F O R D BOND A N D M O RTG AG E GO. Second St Women In O ffice Have you si-h-i ted candidate for jimticc commonwealth. "In considering ihi quest ion," Chief Justice Franc in Alexander Anglin L quoted i >y Time as saying, "the court was. of course, in no way concerned with the desirability or undesirability of the presenn of women in the Senate. . Should Parliament eventually determine to mpke prm isiuafor women Senators. iL_uuU-bt—done h n T fc use of lauguagvery diffcrcn from that to he found in tin: present art. . . ." Kxplaining further, the Cntef .lustier declared that if the Act bail specified merely "persons" instead of "fit and qualified persons" the Supreme Court would have been ob­ liged to rule that all human beings, including women, crim ­ inals and tlic insane, should he eligible for Canadian Senato.- It's time fur somebody to move the Celery Feds Imscbull park out* Bide the city limits m i they can win- games the way they did i i Fort Lnuderdule and .Miami ^skeil—it—^oe-Ptrm—tn ihe AiiililTr o f u speech, the diplomatic p'dith • inn paused, scratched his head and replied: "W ell, that’s rompurnlively true."Florida Times-Union. Mon- than a 1 ,00(1 persons loo', udvanlngc of t'huluota's burbccuiund - polttienl rally ycstenluy and dined and heard the aspirants Speak ut the all day meeting. On .Iniu* 51li. the people go to the polls to decide who shall he elected to scr\e them ( ..... .... mv t O U I O I II 1*7 1 1 * 7, liur.l |offices American women are now. in many qui Ki* \> )ducting so efficiently. Canada will miss sonietl Mrs. |doesn’t give her women a chance. Joe Sears say-- he's worked for the women uf tlie enuntry. the men will have to support Owen as tin- only hope for then forlorn eondition. (Irtundo ltr i ST. JO H N ’S N A V IG A T IO N -lacl.so iivillr uni! Silllford. on l!nSt. John's live r, lo lake effect by ! .May "I Foi oeiie than a tuilf len | tury this line In s seived the pule i lo . t>olh pumeuger nod fie ig lit, to l lie 'iiestimuldo benefit of truth, and I il seeiiix ulniosl ineonipreliensllde ' I hut rent rul Florida ran easily ili» (ruse with It. From the passellgei Florida Idis uholishvd all manner I o nt of •lew ii offered i nc of the o f Icainblinie hut there uie six ran. mo-1 eluinniiig lours in tlie entire dldatcs in the-rare for governor. jc o lilit r i. not excel*! ne itie I'unimia What weii!fi you,call that?— At lanta Constitution. W e'll bite, what would'you t-«ll it in lleorgia? ■ e i" r m * -T-i. • it ■' ■ !l ‘ tf r it, - -i *■ ii-: ’ ‘ ?k • 1 \ Jci J 1 J * *11 dal r^ ^” ~TJfj Vl*1- »r^rA good campaign reporter is Due who can make the audience of a speaker nhopt iwlqu the capacity • the Orlnn-bStar. W ell the candldateii ae«m t o 1 have • picked good reporters, judging by what wo heur on the etrei-t corner*^-Ocaln Star. Re­ porter, natjilng! Some o f those fe l­ low* are fUtlpn write.s. Tolitics uiv humming out in Tayas, where the Daniorratfa- ConJ yention is going |o be held. The Other day in Kl I’aso a deputy constable named Joe 8 pJ\py >ald he was for A| Smith ft)r Pju ijdf ni. "Y o u —” i-wHtpttj|jlg<l J^puty-Siifr^ i f f John IJrnnc « l4 , f O ’d W A j I l U l >t Spivey, hut sutpebded fronj i hi* shmfr*uoT- political speakings, hear all the candidates state their platform s and express their that their choice is elected to office. O R L A N D O R K P D R T K R -H T A R A mmi on u Wustungtoii, I*. , It ^ iiuh-1,1 a .'loot. Iti train lh.it jury, whieli was trjm j; a tdond.I'U ii Mcunihuul Company has up huired ilefeudant for violation .d I lird tn tin* Moi ilu railroad i-onithe proliihition laws, winked a) in e -io n for |" i n.isr-ion lu ilihcon her. The judge eaught Win in tin lim a- tn ?l"unib -nl M-rvire bi-Uv c'-n act und dec Inred a inis-timl ma* ■ in tlie various offices o f Seminole Founty. Each and every voter should attend the \ ic’\s. in this way only can the people be-assured rfu rth -: inlet t,olluotlet loi ght by water route, a mm i o f the river service will in tlie e x itin g complication <•) rates imposed l>y rail seri is not given in tin- lo rd news ilata o f the application Hu­ I eli-oll for desirng ll diseoiilin oniue, toil it may la- conjectured that pj-tionage lias ilccieased to a point o f fiuunehil ilef'cit. What ever the reasons, il is the bouilih’li duly of every e linmher of com merer n tfiis section of i-vntrut Flnridu to set ever available piece of iiinchinery in iimt'cn in o|*|*ositiun. Inasmuch us the war dcpnitmeat lias but reiently expended many thousands o f dollars in drrpcnit'p and woti-lij.iig.fh,. ehuuiu-l.nt tlie r ver, mul also inasmuch as the Clyde Line liecume pruclicnlly tin- only benefidury thereby from u .mvigutiun'standpoint, it might lie readily conceived that the mat­ ter la-conies a federal Issue. It nevertheless behooves the com­ merce Ixidies to marshal tlie'r troops to the front- line nnd figh t It out thereon if it takes all sum­ mer. AU TO M O B ILE T A X E S TOO H E A V Y N l. I,K T K R S III’ RG IN D K I’ K N D K N T Many St. IV’.ershurg citizens who own automnhUcs lu» .- grown « eO) > o f the unfair ta\ burdens TliaV linve been- Inijids.d r ml there|l*in dvtumim n.enl whi*)t.vvill L jtf'U ui sv» bIoii of the letfUlatuic I of the eliiiiinution o f tiie big j license tax i n curs. Tin uutomof* 1e-t» taxed by the city, county unit stnte yii R-. value aa-.pers**n.il propt ity. 1 ho .-.tale aUo golldiia •usuuaRy, t tin-d pounds the K. II. Kilhee \. 1). Smith I'auk Evans ( .indid.ite Const aide D is|, I C. M. Hand Candidate Re-election Sheriff Candidate Shcrilf A. Vaughan * nndidalr Count v May Belle M axwell i .iiididalc Supt. I'ublir Instrurlioti ( iinduiutc Coastalde Dis|. | Joe D. Chittenden LaaJUJiito I’ mv V*so..nr t.aadM str^ C Icrit -iS nrr t I) .L. Thrashfcr W . E. W hite , Candidate Clt-rk Court •Candidate I’rosm itJn A ltorn «y L. I*. H agan S. A. B. Wilkirtson Candidate Legislature Group 2 Candidate Count) Judu»? R. C. W ilcox J. (i. Sharon Candidate Sheriff Candidatii Constable Dist.J Candidate Rc •election County Judge T. W . Lawton E. Kinlaw Jno. Ci. Leonardy Caadidatr Supt. I ’uhlic Instruction Candidal? Constable |)ist ) j* 1 ’ *> Candidate Rr-tlrctim E. E. W alker L. T» JBryan S. F. Long Candidate Uc-clcrlitin la x .\k'.c*or J. F. McClelland t ’iihstahle D i-lr id 1 Needed Those having property, big or little, any where in St-mlnok Count)' f « r Sait* please no’ ify me early by letter, simply statin| the fact, and giving the number of your separate piece-.. A farm f" r boundary description and for displat Datum will then lie mailed to >ou that your listing* (without minerihirt shown tunless you so desire) may appear on October Puts nmcance whatever,” writes Mr. Train. “There arc fewer them. If all the persons who commit crimes in the City New York in a single day were rounded up,-the natural i rentage of rich to poor among them would be certainly greater than among the entire population. It would lie sm So would be that of Scotchmen to Italians. Yet it would occur to anybody. I assume, to ask whether or not a Scot man could be convicted.” He does not believe that expensive lawyers help guilty very much, because- "the mere presence of a phalli of formidable attorneys often tends to create in the minds tlie jury an impression of guilt.” A quiet New T.aglund bossy, sinIs also something more: I r e good earth's generosity And heultli, and humorous toy -lei) In ruddy metaphor! — E Merrill Root o T ill; FOR I'M M AG AZIN E. Co I'niocrtillng A lt’) , Candidate Count) Commissioner Dlst. 5 �<3 th e SANFORD HEUALI), frACB.FITq SANFORD^.FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MAY 11, 1928 Mrs. Ritchie Gives Bridge Club P a rty W O M AN ’S C LI O MEETS Mrs. C. C. Woodruff. flaying, a caterpillar trend In Committee to arrange for tho stead o f a fron t wheel, n wheelharrow has been perfected by nn luncheon, Mrs. Chnrlcs Powell, Jr., Englishman, j Mrs. C. E. Myers, Mrs. L. Solve* king nnd Mrs. jt.elu.ian, , The club members are invited •• * ll ll » M IU Imeeting O V .V V IU ^ ■ns *."* to attend this it will A lf r TFjia M a r k S t a n d n y fir T l*c one o f unusual interest. The County Federation o f W o­ , The numbers of the Four nnd men’s clubs Will bo tho guests of Four l’-ti.lg.- Club were most do* Sanford Women’s club on Satur­ ! liirhtfully entertained Thursday day.’ The* meeting will bo presided us tlir guests of Mr-. over by the president, Mrs. A lex , Bridge Party Givt afternoon I. E. Ritchie at her lovely homo under Vaughiin. m Fort Mellon; Owing to the fact that the'cluh The - pastel tints were featured Dr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Epps nnd i T I I S * 1 1 1 , 1 I C S l C r U a j in every -way. bowls and baskets house ir rented on Saturdays for More coni was mined in Canada of pink gladioli, roses, anil other church services, the use o f the last year than In any previous children nnd Mn^ J. A. Oldham -------will leave Saturday by .motor for One of the largest nnd mos sprint; flowers were used with Presbyterian church parlors have twelvemonth. Jefferson, Gn., where Mrs. .Epps J elaborate bridge i-arties given thb pleasing effect in decorating the been most generously offered for Manicurists o f Manila are camand children and Mrs. Qldhuui wi.l- enson was that of Thursday nf rooms where the Karnes were piny* this meeting, wtiich w ill begin with a luncheon at 12 o’clock, follow­ plaining thnVtips ure very scene ‘**’ spend the summer. Dr. Epps will ternoon when william Ch«v i 1 J JUw — Tallies in keeping with the col* j ed by the business meeting. and very small. fclock at the atudio o f attend the Rotary convention b e - ....................................... Tlic delegates appointed are ! i scheme were used for the games I1'* nni* M™' ,,L‘" ,,orse-v j i S. Munson on Myrtle fore returning lionie. Ft. Ogden vegetable -------.w ill entertnined at the Wpnmn'i 'm l after the fifth progression, Mrs. II. A . Winston, iilrs. J. B. Lewis O'Bryan o f Kissimmv j t'lwb. There were 2'J tables in piny |n<*r.« were, compared nnd the Cogburn, Mrs. Frank Tnlbott and association formed. j, County Federation ot lit 1 prise, Coty’s |*owder went to flubs will have annuul spent the day hero Thursday on during the afternoon, Mrs. -t. E. Wathun, while thq low it Women’s Club House, business. V Exquisite in every detail wen ! irore prize, Coty's perfume was rill be served at 12:30 ,, , „ , „ ,,' , the decorations and appointments »»n liy Mrs. L. M. Stephenson. Mr. and Mrs A C. i- orl nre noW ^ ^ ,, " mulil(,viu„ t!|e Ptc.-by terian Church At the tea hour tho hostess servgrting will follow Ini- at home to. their, friends at the U . whero t‘he cnnl u b Ir, hlM, llt, „ ar .1 fi i n hiii.wberry salad; cheese C. Hill home on West Fourth ______ i . ____ .......... after at the club house. nal. is and punch. The players ini'j Story Hour ut 10:00 street The Shop 6f Personal Service •I'.nied Mrs. I.. M. Stephenson. tic Library; Mu. -I. K: Wat him, Mrs. K. 11. The many friends o f Mrs. Maid • MONDAY . Stoui . Mis. Stewart Dutton, Mrs. d Wi.-t. Side Prin;nry Hlint will be pleased to learn that Raymond. Wilson. Mrs. llrovcr the has recovered sufficiently from } present n play “Tho !Spc lint;, Mrs. Marie T. Fields > of Spring'.’ ,nt 8:00 iter recent operation and .will be removed Friday -evening to 'the tome* o f her parents Mr. and Mrs. A, O. Sawyer on Park Avenue. . I D. Woodruff, Mrs Robert. J. lb 1!> I i .j Mrs. Emnte'.t McCall, J. H. Schuinpert o f Newberry, Mi *. I.ee A. Ci'lua-llyr Mrs. Kay‘j. C. arrived here Tuesday evening ip mi li. Fox, Mrs; Braxton II. and is the guest o f his daughter Lagg 1 1 Mr*. Kdmund - Meisrh, Mrs. George A. De Cotton. 'll- . Knlp'l Stevens, Mrs. Floyd j I’.-ibmo. .Mis. \. |l. Wallace, ur.d Mrs. Robeit J. Holly Jr. of EtiMi <: \\ W. Pottei served delicious .is spent Wednesday and Tlnu.. jclicshm vnis ujiisiatmg uf chicken. ,N(i. t’. Mrs, J. A. Rogers day he tv KS the tO W t’b r i i f f i •aiad.olivrs.* -eaiune:. andi-Frciw ri bmp v illi Mrs, Sam '.cr Mrs. lien I). .Caswell. nasi .,'Tjceil in pink and cnitn-Ulshill!."* dak Avenue. <1 Vvitli till) blue flowers. Xo..!. Mrs. W. E. Raines, Mias Ruth Wells, a nure w's "ith Mrs. J. it. For* Fc.nlabf U iuj I’T '. ii Hospi IEast Fifth Street; with Thursday for -(lieenshoro, mst and Ms*. It. G. Hick* jVhere she will spend the t Hirin'*. I X». I. Mr.-.IL H. Cliujipell twt.( vi'ilh Irs. J. 11. Tlllis, , Telephone 148 MRS. FRED, S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 31 Personals VILLIAM FOX presents ^ i J t BrcaA Goo&ness , j The thought Xu. .I M i. S. O. Shinlioii, mu p -vith Mrs, T. C. [j We- 1 ]ir«t Street. fcxu. f,. M-i. .1. M. McCus* He, me. t with Mrs, J. P. tit l’nlmi i * Avenue. QUALITY f I hmibrt-li 'Circle of tinklkfcliit Ci'Ureh will meet i'i Iih1 - 1 i lie home of Mrs. Jit mi I’-ilnietlo Avenue In It. y Mrs, Jcniignn and I I l.li .1 a < InistesHes. hr ttfvl.lv business and let!*- 1 'lie Marie Rttfft By s .• t uf lhe Met ho ba Aiii l.e held it S:(Ji i tt>. . 'ii..< It annex. Alt i {'■ ’ . •! t" attend. Em i 1 x a I,. <1 l i bring li.-i *x tie piegiam ' will be „ i iki 1'i.iginiii. f- vs’ deiuoiistnitioii a' I ' 'i o'clock at lh< '• ' • ill tileinbeis -it r:;.- , i Wnmcif* Guild­ er" I i . copal Chin ell. tie' and election of 1 tt - . Apii-s Guild a* fk 1 e i'ari-h House. * i.‘ 1 Women’s Guilu ! I - ‘opal <‘hnrch at ■I- r 'l> 1’uiisli House, ivsr i Pil* will meet at .it :s.:in o'clock M t v, .itb-i- (J. |/.ni. *■!■: Wn kcr as h"s!l». WouBiiifi Herbert Ku•':30 uYloelt ■t'SM. I. I rrn/.ii fc liiy A vena imet with tiir hniui on I ’etei. 'luck for lumli- I* • II. tl. Itum^dcy I laurt. with Mi"*- 1 ,-'-l it. Sun l.titu ul 3;iH* k “win. Mr.-1A. B. Wnit*,ci»ia: w ill unit with Jlrs. Millet at lifi Magnolia i*t * Eight. .Min. r. ,-M. B »y l ho. wdl mi ei |tl‘ Mrs. f-» » "i Martin Steel ut four ■hri- M II B.'Uind the u i' hfl -1*.w- MOBB CHARGEDi■*»•.' ft THAN THE PRICE FOR THEM. BECAUSE THERE /8 A GREAT DEAL MORE PUT INTO THEM THAN THE MERE THOUGHT OF HOW MUCn MONEY CAN BE TAKEN FROM THE PUBLIC FOR THEM. The Quality Products of Quality Bakers o f Amdrica, representing ) as they do, the combined knowlodge pnd Experiences of*4lO whole­ sale bakers, are the last word in production, w * firm ly believe. Who will deny the result that must1 romp from th« united, BEST E FFO RTS o f 90 GOOD B A K E R S ! Does it not slknd to reason - that these united efforts w ill produce a heller quality than the best cr how skillful he may br? know, out nf your own ex­ periences, what you get In / iM B A v fa w J A** It Uy im . J. C. HOWELL 2011 We*.I t.ore A»c. tlrliiuilo, Cloiida Dy ing O f A Itroken Heart e f­ forts uf any one individual, no mat* You V H *% * 4 ,j ABB WORTH . ferences called fur the purpose o f SATURDAY „ plan for a big Church or social For Graduation F estivitiesYVhito Graduation Drosses— deciding upon some course o f ac­ tion that will heat put over some­ thing in which all nf you are greatly interested— whether it la function, or some ment »hnt will Dinner Frocks in all Pastel Shade P ric e s con­ A pulsing romance of the tropics with the star of “ What Price Glory." in the role of a half caste In­ dian girl who loves and hates with equal intensity. civic help your move­ com­ munity. R a n g e fron t $|fi.00 to $29.01) A ccesso ries— l ’ tu le rw e a r— H o s e— H a gs You Fhnvoi know that matter how one person, wonderfully no gifted for leadership lie nr she may. be, is nliMilutcly helpIrHa without the hearty co-operation of his ar her follow erw. ns if 1 pressed in sincere, earnest work. Y We tut niemberti o f (Quality Bakers C C of America arc in touch with one a / k for YO UR C C PY nnoliwr ronfinuuusiy through our Central Service Bureau, which is maintained to k«rp all of I *1 J>lh « '•»! lit If H\YI II 1'i v t it! < 1*1 iu Mi * ID •*l‘lal»«i S|n . la U/liiii in |i*tii-mitk nil I "I Du I 1 i'll I IlM 111 *if tllDtAft* f t•*fitim Ii . I«i* u » lr and m Inin IT«••i \\ lion* A\i , T«*l* f € B * P i.€ W us on atur tnex In— Mi__ conducting e T ie r e our plants as to lie able every day to sene the public through the grocer* in our respective territories l.l" .’* Y*m v% 111 In* M il |n l '« d I m *h *IuIf i ; >mi| it ill n«*| u .Il unit with a Uniform Quality Product. • lit I . • f 11 nit* fiom 1*148in* **■ Wtl!» ••! |•lt«•it«* foi f».* htvi.i ML i *I li*l * otlhii 11311lull We LhuH keep ournelves In IMwition of knowing at all (;«’urp that we are serving di 11.ward Long I tnei-t with Mi'.*. I J 7 oak Avenue Mrs John ('. !• Im-tei.'*. 'Ii it f Dubose meet with the ' * r iiMiH-, titiO Oak * -- I'M I, Mis. J. (). Huff mi .-i with Mrs. G. i I’ark Avenue at lain hen, drive PRODUCTS GENERALLY HI N T S ripp o f .la<!.-..|ivlh- um - t l i . 'l 1" ' ' lhl’ r'1" sk,rt t,;" ' |l» ill--|H ..f Mai..,- and Mrs. A. hemline. will. -c.dh.pe. lartluddi IV!. i ... at the., la.iip-1 f ' " ! " Dim was worn- m e, pm n Magnolia Avenue. ;n" ' ' ' Mrs i W ’IPh gmvr. i . MilliInr model ol pink ii'nl w.>n Mr. and Mis i alvin Teague lefk J ‘’v‘ r ' lue satin. Mr-, .rilin'- -m u: ..day nri.MP»-„ for |.,d. laud \" " ee e.nlde - t Mm here' tl.es xx.11 elmperolle a b-il‘K-, " " ■f1*'*1' l’,,’’,s” ' artv fo .'iiie week-end. tlu* game- were k. p; « m ilamty m tin* lorn Miss Helen“ \Vnmv left Friday '< ' M"k roses, win.- ..the,- wi-r „ | . 1 .-1:,.,.} uh.-i,- she will »• adorned with, quilltit .-li ta-hmued ■ml a wivk-rtnl l.m.-e pa.tv ' I'ouli.ml l . - . U ... I hit* i hi‘M* Wi'H1 <1. i ill ih’il lr. Mi oi.d Mi - i I*. Vim , nt ami 'Nh*‘ L'-I'ert J IbJI.v Jr I Iguest.- were . flown J > tlicii p'a . I.y Mis. David I. Tl.lash r. Mi . .lames I*, bulge, 'li-<. I- I IJ.»■• mil!;.I a fid Mr>. A. It Walla e. Marking the tnlde’ i la n : itimiii. 1 hand puinted ,iacil l<- wniih i in f:i«tuiicd tiny pu k and t Inj p in d After the usual n imb.-i ..; i i.>'zrcs-ions o f nueti... I.n-lge lun. been played, stores \t. . -II.- tMi I Guidon Dean ir tu m .l Item i.y M is.' A p. Conn. I llua-hec The prizt J•■i l.ighe Friday from Mi.uni whet*- h qicn» several dux . \i-.itmg In -. le, mi exquisite iind»i . i v vta' larg • liarei.t* Mr. nnd M :.. . It Doan. i.ill-ole set consistm.r ■! 'oV.'l lind two cnnillest I Its vv..Mr and Mi Howii'd I'. Sioilh .vi.n by Mrs. Percy Mi-n. S '. >.n I ■f T'n111pj. i.nn i xpet it-.I jurive l-igh more prize, a l ien b ii:ii•<T Si-le Sul til day t.. -| •ml tin* v.i'i-l.- k. r* Ilief case und i:i".r;. It., band II U .•i.d io the gui lts ..I Mi at.il Ml'S. kerchief went to Mi-. Itui ker. | ur liuviug In Id tin Un i K. A. Douglass eui'd Mrs. Walter M'.vgan lecei. MT, .in.I Air- Hmtrmt t;. "Brntr ml II 1'ili.'ll bottle boudoii lamp xx it)i pleated shade. ure i-xpected to return Sunday Delicious fruit pun. b ivii-i set . from .Miami w hite they have been ill "Throughout tJu- afternoon lv the gui <t * of the fonimi 's p.-irenta Mrs. Frank W oodm ff and Mr.Mr. and M ih . S. I! dm D. an. Clyde Byrd, at a prettily a.'ianvv.i table. When the bridge uceessmii . .lone wlio Imx been had been leinoveil and the raid I- ivi'i'l be*- on Imi»I i es.-t tables overlaid with hand n i>l" a_v evening for Tampa. enters the hostess i.'-i teil I•x Mi to homo to you in Oils letter Is! Sadye’s Specialty Shop iAvenue. wc want the time* Quality Pro­ duct, which ia not excelled In any particular by that of other P.T.A. Holds M eeting On Thursday Fvenin^ r>ii Thur»dnv evening the Ea«-t Side I’m i'|iI Ti'iii hi'i: A--o. ml i-.ti .diM-ivi-d l ’arent'* Night, with an iniUMially good nttendanri'. hi the nhsenee of the president. Mrs. W. A. L e fflir , the meeting was pre­ sided over by the vice chuiniiun Mrs. W. II. Stewart. The meeting opened with n p> cm "Mother's I^rve," rend by Mrs. J. MlUhellDaring tin- business session it was voted that the u*oiorintinii would buy the required books to keep the East Side School lip to A. I. Standard The prize for best attendance of parents was won by ihe second grade. A lter nil liusiuecs had been transacted-the officers for the en­ suing year wyre introduced us fulJows; chairman. Mr*. J. P. Thur- bakers. Gurnuiny had 5,717 failures last year as compared with 12,173 in W e do not have to worry about competition. only man in any line o f Tha bualneas that has to worry about competi­ fo N itt tion Is the one who is not sure o f Ilia o « n products. Merchants Gift Nile Quality alwayit stands every teat as you know, and it is always ac­ cepted by the people on its merits Hntl I,u lfoci|tiein H O L D KM Y A M $40.00 in F r e e G if Is T e n — $3.00 G ift s O n e — $10.00 G ift it r, :»2o o.i! Avgjtue -h1 Stewart; secretary. Mrs. N. if. • J .’ . . Garner nnd truaijuiur, Mrs. Robert TUESDAY C Grovenstcln, '>it .1. lto llu r.,V n i ell- ' A most, enjoyable program was nu'tiilien* i tho Dupli- presented which included the fo l­ tc Club ut Ir-home In lowing numbera; pinno sola, by Miss Carmen Gutherie; cornet so­ ^P irlnibni j thu lo, by Mrs. Robert E. Hcrnon; " 'll hold nular Reading, " A Kiss D eferied" by « Mrs. Preston Stephenson; Piano '■** ° t U e.d Cl selection, "Rustle o f Hphing," Miss icthwlint hurch will Amu- Belle Dyson; l’ iuno sol*', hy ^mcating at :30 b’clock Airs' Preston Etituhengoa: Y’Ocnl L- j <aver Sper- solo, by Mr,i. Robert L. Glenn. 'Mellon. A t a iate hour tho hostesses J fr r Wurt W. Warner and Mrs. ^orierlan . urch with Willis serveo tasty refreshments j . J u,r,;'‘r Chrman, will consisting . o,’ tandwiehes und tsn I f 01*1al 10 homo of punch. j, , J -Maxwell, 327 Weal Result: good She deemed him u ban­ dit and gave him her jewels, then redeemed them witli u kiss! But lie wits u Yale Frcahmuii . .' . she, the daughter of $ r k u 1 - J * \ *vV . ‘ without regard to price. Jt? Do a little thinking on )uur own uccount about the paragraph print­ ed at the lop of this Find out from yourself column. whether you are really Interested more in if i u Quality and in honest, price thau you s r » in mime thing that ia cheap, Thus * begins u fuseinuti • ing i..liege roiuauco spited with *the love o f two reckless youths and thrills 'galore! , ^ < and which i © v n •t theory often bought on that IT W IL L DO. Also *v n though in your opinion you knu* you arv cheating yourself. (O M KD Y tha l>l«» l»r Oni*u PA R A M O U N T NEW S BREAD �) Y \M . Y A C iL T .-r - * il ! J U U ' l O it ii IM A a M J A t t ilS . ■■ 1 ■ ■ i—H ill W >i j—si ■ f r i l l i mi—MII» l ** '•••• JL& i * y .A K t q t r /, Li Prison, Released tKirdlstrict who Is _ Mining fo r re-election on his rec■o M In the state senate, and P. W . o a r R oM rfs, oft Titusville, who Is.Par- 1 lr H e*****». fcU ♦ ..rail t m4 ml r «u|> *■ Marwell, his opponent in tho [or that officeCandUUtea For Commission Follow ing them came the candifo r ovmty commissioner, "those Whd spoke were S. F. Long, D , f i t i C.,’Ray bun, W. B. Bsllard, and J. T . McLain, Nohe o f tho p tfech t Obntttiijurtoners spoko. Candidates fo r sbodQff followed: C. I f . Hand, the present holder o f the office, E, E. Brady, J. F. McClel­ land and E* E. Walker. D. & Thrasher, R. R. Dean and V j n « Douglass spoke f o r clerk of tha' eTreult court,' and—Alexander Vaughan, Joe Chittenden and E. (Coiftlmied from page 1 ) , what clemency you can in pass­ ing sentence upon him!, He bos admitted hit fault and Is how ready to l>e a good citiscn." 11 c said he had known Key fo r 25 years, first In the F irst National Bank and in anu then in the Seminole County Bank. “ I feel he is deserving o f t]io utmost leniency following the full admission o f his sins," said the church pastor in his sppeal. He said tie and Mr. Whitner repres­ ented the best clement In Sanford. Hallowes said Key had heped In tho prosecution o f Lake and deserved consideration. He pic­ tured Key os a victim o f the "stress o f circumstances." K E Y 'S E Y E S D O W N C AST While these three' men were pleading fo r him, K ey stood with eyes staring at the floor in front o f tho bench. H e showed no emo­ tion.A ll but the first o f the fopr counts In each indictment were nol­ le pressed by the state. State’s A t­ torney Millard B. Smith nnnouncH. Kilheo spoke for tax nsscssor. John G. Leonardy, present county attorney, and Waymnn Way prosecuting uttorncy, E. White, his opponent, both made talks, and Judge James G. Sharon and Samuel A. II. Wilkinson, canspeeches. thnt the primary rally w ill be Sat* Mr, McRory announced today urduy night nt Oviedo. A chwken aupper will precede the mooting d.W'tniichts under which K e y was sentenced wcio for. violation’o f the ov arlonn’ provisions o f the i state batiTting low. The maximum pen­ alty^ tvqh five years and $5,000 on cttchi o f the courts, Ju ft'gc Gray mode a short ap«?ech befurd pasting fccntejico: “ G entlem en," he said, “ This is the hardest part o f being a judgjo— My bo.^y trembled as I came ‘unto the bench a moment ago— I ie e l sorry fo r every man that comes boforo m e r - l shallTie as lenient as my constsieaco. w ill perjflJJ mo tp be.’* 8 peel si Session Tvr.d* A fte r ditsposnig o f K ey’s ‘t-ro cases, Juduc Gray denied the p e ti­ tion o f Lntoe claiming insolvency and Inability to pay the cps^s o f Inis appeal. , With the closing o f the bank Un,s afternoon, tile . special term o f court presided over by Judge Graj/ is cmjccL DotJi cases from now o il will co through the supreme court. state showed 141 per cent in,* creaso in capital, surplus and un­ divided profits, on Dec. Ill, 1927, compared to Hue. 91, 1017. Stunrt— Stunnt Daily News and plant o f Clymn I’ubliBhing com­ pany purchased by South Florida Developer. In Keeping Silence On John D.’s Action CHICAGO, M n y ll — ( I N S ) — Although Colonel Robert W . Stc: wnrt, chairman o f the board o f the Standard Oil Company o f Indiana, persisted today in refusing to com­ ment upon the demand o f John D! Rockefeller, Jr., thaL ho resign, it was inllmirted-'by;aomo. of the o f­ ficials o f ti)# company that Rocke­ feller's request would*not change Col. Stewart's attitude ip the IqpptSonia o f ,tho officials regard the demand ns an issue which was rained by the Rockefeller interests, and met ak tho nrihunl stockhold­ ers' and directors' meeting at Whiting, Jnd. on Mar. !l. The answer to John D. Rockefel­ ler Jr’s campnign waa the un­ animous reelection of Col. Stewart ns chairmnn o f the board. It is figured In official circle* here tW t the Rockefeller interest" will make no more headway at the pre­ sent time than they did upon thm occnsion. It was Intlmnted at tho S ta n -! dard Oil offices that Col. Stewart , would reply to Rocycfcller'a de­ mand as soon ns the various litiga­ tions and investigations nt Washinirtorf in which Col. Stewart is in­ volved arc complotod. Lake Worth— Retail lumber dealers o f Palm Ueach county to ro-opcrate with Alntionnl Retail L w l a r* Dealers* rAksodaljon in Melhorne— Planes making for nationwide niovcmrht to promoto erection of 1000-foot recreation ami home ownership. fishing pier in South Melbourne Jacksonville— National hanks o f east o f Midway tourist camp. Above— a popular Arch Res! style in patent or kid. Othe styles in white kid, blond” patent and kid. 59.00, $lf).flt) and $11.00 . The woman who nrhieves ■-mart appearance through the selection of appropriate hosiery for each costume an.! occasion, soon finds that rht* has discovered the secret or hosiery economy. Here you will find Humming Hird and Hidden Arrow ho •cry /ppropriatc for <!r. . business or sports, — enr'i style designed to lie<t serve its special purpose, $1.50 to Beat treated without dosing— Just rub on nt* c o io s of A il th e Fa m iu V’ Elton J. Moughton Architect First N a n Bank Bldg. Sanford, Fhu .— “ L :— -■ 1- . . r . Reduced P rices All this week, on 29 % <1.40 Tire* and Tubes Second hand tires In differ­ ent sizes at reasonubl prices. F .F .R IN E S Filling Station 1113 Sanford Avc. RE ynnr tires potting ripkv? i Trade them off— they will save G ifts for ires you money on the price of new Goodrich SilvertownsI Graduation future W hen you gel new Silvrrtowna, you arc gelling tlie thick, husky The Gift enduring 1h n lust­ ing remembrance o f charm and usefulness. arc offering the follow­ ing graduation treml which gives new protec­ tion from uneven tread wear. You are getting the tires built Lchdine: from heavily rubber-ized cords Ice Roxts, comprising’ ail styles, sizes,a — two-way toughened by the prices are now o ffered at grtatly reduc Goodrich Water Cure. prices. Enameled Mesh Bugd .Whiting and Davis makes of Refrigerators a1 W ith hot weather here, you <*a Drive around— get our allo w not a ffo rd to pass this oppo*tunity by nncc. make it a point to inspect thise today! A ll makes of tires taken in trade. Let someone else wrar out your old tires— while you 26 Ladies W h ite Gold W rist W atches ride on Goodrich Silvertowus. Regular 118.76 value J U S T leave yo u r C 5 v ip -n in « c o n v e n ­ ient p lace for our a n d he will le a v e tho full q uantity el ice as i equlred. Now that's s im p le . N o waiting, m ak in g c h a n g e or lo ss of tim e. G e t yo ur book from ope of o u r drivers, or at our clfiCO. ’* * D r iv e Y o u r C a r T o O u r S e r v ic e S t a t io n T o d a y ! Compacts, Rings Pi Bar Pins and many beautiful gifts— E. F in l fit — P. Wd will als*p sell any of thq L G eo. ' FOOD FLAVOR .M O NEY, jW ITH JCE W e tts te in R e c e iv e r Foi i fV^otRWTMrioy i c r i Jm Cl K. M YE RS, I'rcsideut Sanford • .■ I equipment atvefry low priced B u y y o u r Ice from the w agon or truck, with the o ran g e oval e m b lcrn Inland Supply Co THE DIAMOND PALACE P r i c e d T o S u it E v e jy Pufj Florida f C®rnrr Firnt and Btni H it 'll) ..i- NUI I -«/*l t r t j Mi n'! ilio-.irt V) »*»*or ..II tv * <' t » ' , « Jr-t'l i**li t T t t n A' •r . Sanford W e in b e r g /-*. 't. I $ 1 �• •* THE SANFORD PER AH,), HANFORD FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1928 J^Tpiily Herald NT AD CRATES B. Cash in Advance * riaTwm he received * ,nd collector sent Sly for payment. ____ 10c a line _____8c a lino ...... 7c n line 1,'rtte* on request. Kduccd rates are for Insertions, ^ i of nverago length .|td s line. ito charge of 30c for rrtiot. • , jrtrtidnB is restricted „ clarification, error L mado Tho Sannld nil he responsible we inctrrect insertion, irtUcr ®r subsequent The office should bo Immcdiitely in case of fo a d v e r t is e r s Herald representative; MS famlUr with rates »rd clantflcation will m eomplrtl information, jpa wish, Oey will assist s wording pur want ad b it more ffective. louncemeis AMERICAN HOPES' FOR OLYMPIC W IN" GET GOOD BOOST 6— Help Wanted Male (Political Announcements) W O U LD L IK E to get in touch with nn old resident o f Seminole County who' knows nearly every­ one and would bo willing to make crodit reports. Manager, Box 1107, Orlando, Fla. UNEMPLOYED~MAN OR \VOM A N can make good living and bo own boss if have small amount o f capital. Business established here in Sanford and will clear owner $100 monthly. Address Box GO Caro Ilernld. I0-A Poultry nnd E rrs Proved Success The daily patronage o f hundreds o f the people o f Sanford proves that this Classi A L L D A V Saturday and Sunday. Rhode Island Red Chicks $13.00 per 1 U0. II. I. Koontz, I.ongwood. everybody wants, and the success o f these 9— Instruction: S LE E P W E L L on n Benutyrcxt mattress, $.19,50. Gilbert McGriff Co., 2.1 11. Church St., Oi columns tells o f the daily satisfaction they - • Landscape Service. Trees, I’nlms, nnd shrubs. O.- Sommcrrhield, Landscape Architect, Nurseryman. Tho Greenhouse, Elm Avo., 13th and 14th. GOOD upright Pinna for rent. .Summer Terms. Apply Sanford 'Music Store, McLnntler Arcade. itomohiles THE MORE YOU T E L L : ter results you’ll gel. curate resei'lptiim of the Ut JI if ft cars ami ahnm trucks ment you have to rent w a desirable tenant much and 19th. SDt. Thone 3. than a price and address, > touring 1 18 fur ail ml tuker er. Mech- LE FFl.K It A P A R T M E N T S : for quick ” isheil. 3 room nnd garage ic.. Phone tractive summer rates. Apjdj Political Announcements 25— Exchange SEM INO LE felt rna’/cresses, nl>snlutely guaranteed, $18. Gill>ert FU R N ISH ED four to” hath. Downstuirs. CIjkc Idturel. Phone 190-W. M r fJ r iff-PurnltuTT Co.; Oi4a»nI**c— Apartment for rant at Ave. Phone H59—J, We solicit upplicntron for fir it Mortgage loans on the best type of residences and Mercantile Build­ ings in Sanford ut nn interest rate of d pc. and up, depending on the character o f the loan, construction and location of buildings. C. S. HOAG & C O M P A N Y 7 W, Church St., Orlando. 27— Money 1o Loan Small garage upnrtment Mortgage Loans m improved residence and business projierty. Baldwin Mortgage Co., Ren our locul Counsel, S. R. Uighton, Sanford, Florida. o f all kinds. Wall Paper lG-»I!ouseH For Kent RliOi =■ frrlg ntlnn * ' “ ncrci# T*r' I’rup. 3rd I*1’ ROOFINC P.lln*r. Mt tnK team tin k Reo James Third St J o g r a h l -7 5®* *»JT t'X) crl «*nfoi C‘ft Shoppy borrow 500. Iran Psrty. 8 cent, Firsl Improves ipsrty. Ad BOAT FOR S A LE : .90 font hrjrige deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, fully equipped, sleeps six. Ilrice reasonable. P. O. Box 99k. BARBER SHOP for sale business. James Allen, ville. y our own ■st the same indo. Gilbert Ci. E. ORE— Pre Lns, Hrugf da. We are r « your j e. Call 103. S P E C I A L fin; M o th e r’s Dny ter Lillies, 75e |ier dozen. Schwencno'mann. l-4 mile Monroe Corner. FLORENCE Oil rook stoves are absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert McGriff P'uniiture Co., Orlando. Magnolia. Phone 28tl-W. * up YOU| LD W A L L S t h e NEW t l.L P A IN T ‘ HiNG N1 A N D UETF in n R IN FO R * • PA LI, DNE 235-J •E- V. c . ( :,ER, SA N - these 11— Miscellaneous Private cut rimer. 218 Franch po Ic fiavt* found las ied Ads bring T cost is surntisfy your FU RN ISH ED A P A R T M E N T with hath and garage. $2U per miinth. :c« txl Ad. Piionc Mrs. A. K. Powers. DI7 W. Ninth or Library SHOP ny thing in reading Classified Ads regularly! NICK FU R N ISH ED apartments $.-{.00 and $8.50 weekly nr $12.00 ami $14.00 monthly. Garages free. mine Kiddie All conveniences. Sinks in kitch­ L A t I: DNE TON Internntiimnl cG riff Fit m i- en". .901 Coiner 5lh nnd Palmetto. Truck. A -l condition. Phone .1. t St. Orlumlo. ROOM furnished nparlmeiil. Dodge Garage. f all kinds. 1302. C. E ' give. Make a 10-B Plants and Flowers ACE firings nre nhJy guuraiiied to .plense. HOUSEHOLD F U R N IT U R E : At ,n cost o f only s few cents you Hciiriff Kmilurc Co., 23 W IL L TR AD E : Money Making can insert a Classified Ati under el. St.. (11 lido. Business for good car, Ford not tnis heading nnd disjKise o f sur­ considered. Address Trade, Cara |sd lor tf isos liy Dr. plus furniture, household articles, Opposite ourt House.. etc. A Herald want ad will find The Herald. you n buyer, ( ’nil 148. Lor Grnnad Dry Ginget 26— MiscentineouM For Saif idU 7l)j. Prnpt IleliveTy. FIBRE Bed-davenport suite for living room only $108. Gilbert3UCING L g 'a Pure Pork McGriff Furniture Uo. Orlando. «. H7 Maiona Ave. 12— W ANTED P A Y IN G BUSINESS FOR K A L F : HAnd Fold Very Hlteral terms with Miiall ut, containing A BUYER for a dandy new over­ down payment on business Hint i* hauled Dodge C o u p e . J924 mod­ established nnd pnying. If you nra t cry Ave. be* V lis' house and el. Guaranteed (). K. Price $900.00 in the market for n profitalilo bus­ iness investigate this. BOX 1279, ntion nnd nh- Miller O. Phillips, Phone 3. Care HERALD. i lr. Mitchel nt ill please re- 15—-Apartment For Rent R U I ’S-M/ I O N Suiford Auto bile Co. lipi'iliu Ave. I ’ hon COCRT roll ri.KHK or Tiin cinct'iT fied Section is g iv in g the kind o f service l \’S slit metal works tuii’ hone 710-W, PAGE 8EVKI* m i l J USTICK O.P PI JACK cult msTIUCT All. PUtll This Is to announce my candidacy for Justice of the Peace. District No. I, subject to the will of the Democratic voters Juno Bill. Han­ ford, l.i kv Monroe, Paolu. 1-ahe Mary, Long« mill, Alt BmoiitB Sprlnafi noil Forest City, oonstltule the above district If elected, I promise an honest business.like adinlhlsirntlan fr*» from the usual ineddleiomenes* generally connected with this of. flee. O. P. HKRNDON. p oll j r s T i r K o k r r .t t'u IIIS TIIH T HU. POL'It I tierel'S announce my candidacy for Justice of Pence of District No *, subject to tlie decision of the voter* In the Detnocrnllc Primary to be liu'd on June f,tl». A. D. 1328. DAVID HPKIfilt. ru n ro t m i rf»t--.iishiiiM -:it I limb)- announce my rniidldnc) for th* office of Clerk of ft*1* Cir­ cuit Court subject In the will of the voters nt the Democratic Pri­ mary on June f>, I92N. i>. u Tm tAS iinn. (Iraths, •■Billy” Pratts, ‘‘Jimmy’* By W IL L I A r f PA R K E R run ro.HBTAnr.i3 I w-|»h to auuuunce my candidacy International News Sendee Staff Stacks, “ Eddie’ ' Hanlons mid for the «(flre of constable. District Correi ponde.nt Schiff brothers o f more recent No. t, Seminole County, subject to the will of the voters la the Demo­ SAN FRANCISCO, May 11.-. memory. cratic Primary of June S. lie fora the great fire, Martin Barlmry Coast, wiih its dust and K A. TAT It. owned the old Montana Cafe in clutter of nn infamous era took a Kearney street. A t another peritd step poorer oblivion when the run con HTAiii,u he was proprietor o f the historic 1 hereby announce my candidacy swinging doors o f the once notorifor the orfIce of constable, District ous Diana Hnil failed to open. Bella Union dance halt and theater t, subject to the will of tho voters on J une j. ..W alter Martin, 71, its owner, of varieties, which produced a num­ ■ K.- K INLAW. reduced almost to penury from ber o f famous people for the riches nnd political power died stage. unnoticed by the city at, large a Close l y Martin's Diana IIalt is ru n c o n a t a u l b I wish to announce that 1 am few days ago and was buried by a the building which housed Lou a candltlnto for the office of Con­ fraternal organization. O f recent stable for Justice of the Peace Purcell’s dance ball— now Ironi­ District No', i Seminole County years he hail conducted Diana Hall Florl'bt. salil Justice of the Deuce as a soft drink parlor, R aw ing cally padlock.»d to keep wandering District Comprising Klectlon Prochits, Nn’s l. J. 3.M. 9. 10. II. AC 11, transient dimes across a solid ma­ panhandler* and human driftwm J •ubji-ct to the dcclflon of the Horn* hogany bar whiih rang in its h e y from stealing a night’s sleep— ocrotlc Primary to bo held on Jun* liny with n shower o f gold nnd where the “ Texas Tommy-’ dame itli, A. II. IS2S. I will .'niiri'clate yotte support. silver as snilors from the scvVn had its origin, as well ns the “ slow ■ ,'u f II- lt d V \ M teas disported among sirens nf the drag,” “ spieling” ami other terpshore. siehuraun ecccjqji cities, Martin, like the very fVw rc; p oll COXSTAIJLK. A man tyho Tins known •■every­ I wish to nmi'iunr" that I am a niaining picturesque figures along catullilntc- lor the office of Const- ‘‘Terrific’ street, offirinlly<known body in tiio, Barlmry Const dis­ trict for alnjost .1(1 _j-enrs is "Htny nlil". IllNtrii t No. I. Hemlnol" t’ ouiity i ’ li ulna, sa Id ill strict comprising ns Pacific street: kept Diana llalP cst* G c n f^ " ('oxide. He flwns ti e elevltol' prwtluclH No'*. I. 'J. 3. I. •'.*, open rather that he might live Holden City, one o f the oldest 10, II. 13 utlbjri't to the will of Hie Voters to the Democratic Primary with tho memories of other, nnd saloons and dance halls on the to he held nn June fth A. D. IMS for him hett'.'r days 'than for a Coast, and one of the few still Your MippiTt will lie op|ireolut»il. livt'liond. J. M. ( V I C ! V IC K Hit Y. open, IH h Only Trade "Did Marlin have any moifey He had done this one thing mi when he died?" repented Cosbie ro tt tn s i> T .in i!: I wish t" announce that I am a long In* knew no other trade, his when asked about Martin. He candidate for the office of (•un­ friends explained. *Anri yet, they took a cigar from his mouth nnd stable. District No. I, Hemlno'* Count). Fliiridii, said District com­ said, he clung to the very end. I expectorated with unerring aim at prising r.lectlon Precincts No’*. 1, with, the optimism o f a perennial a knothole in the floor. 5. 3, !. it. !". II A IZ, subject to the will of It..* voteis In the Demo­ prospector, to the hope that gulden Poverty t’onp**i cratic i’rltnoi > to :<r held on June days would nim » again to Rarhary •’ Saw he didn’t have any money. util, A. I> P'Z*. * oast. He was too generous. Martin Your suppot t u lll ! « appreciated. Martin, a native o f Tennessee, never sent n hungry man away was owner of Hurlmry Coast hmi' oml h.- was always helping some­ ky-tnnk cafes a generation before body's family. None o f these fell­ the "Spider” Kelleys, " T im ' M e ows who mnde n lot o f money mit of dance hulls and honkytonks down here hmi any of FollUcul Annnunrcmcnt '• a lie tit hoy died. 'Old Amelia, wlm used to run a dance ion i m \tv Jt nrji: hall at 1'inifie nnd Montgomery I liervb.v Hllll"l|lli'P 111> lid Ill U fur t officr* t‘f i f unity Jinlif*' of lives out in the Mission district H*?tnlrit»!ri County, Klnrl I «, huI»Ji-*’| now. All she's got left are a couple to ifii* (i< t|i>n of tli** U«hu»crAtl«? of flats that bring in a little rent. I'n riy Juno 5th, l^f*. • My c*m pnlgii f«-r i Ii I h r> is In t!i«* lintidu Wluit’s become o f all the women r>f my Irii-mlH throtiit limit lh l» a ho lived on tile Hurlmry Const 7 rminty xincl ivo nolU'll Mir *u|i|inr , jirpi of flu* prfijtl*' in t Nil Souilemd everywhere. Smile <,f • onilriK I 'rniurriif lr Prlmnr> r lr r them died, some are in the snnio Mon, If I hr projilr Ki r .f i l to ••Iri1 nlr lr* tlitn nfftew I will f i v e Miem business, lint most of them mar­ nn r f f lr t m t . rffiu tlvr urn! t*ronotitlo ried ami have made fine wives. We nl iiilmlnlhtrmM'Ui were pu tty human down here, a f­ NAMUKI. A. II. WILKINROH, ter all, mid had a code o f our own and when our women married they became decent Wives and Joined churches. Every mnu of us who knew them helped to see (hat they stayed decent. That wns our code." (In I lie second o f a series of four articles on the Hurlmry Contt r a T U N v oTKHH n r h i Jv i i h u i .K rot'V TY . of today "Honest (leorgx'” Cosine I wish t j announce Ibat I tun a tells more about the people among ra nit blit a fur t'o-wlrcllon to the ofwhom lie lived*. (loe of County Commissioner from I n u n n o iin c m g m y I'a n d ld u c y fo r ('■ ■ m n ils s in n e r Ilf t lie 3rd D is t r ic t of S e m in o le I ' . n i n t ) , 1 b e r e b y id e d g c n iy s c t r to a n a b s o lu t e l y l i n p a r t l . i l " M e n t io n to t in - w e lf a r e o f th n d i s ­ t r ic t a s a w h o le . H lio u ld I lie n n m l lU lm t a n d 1‘l c c l r i l t h e r e xvtit be no t o a d s b u ilt f u r i i r l v i i t ' b e n e f it o f u n i .m e m a n . I w i l l se n t h a t a s tin u s it is I ii in ) p o w e r th a t th e ta x b u r d e n |* e v e n ly U in t r lh llt e t ) . a d lo i'iit lm c a M io io u g li e ' l u t il l z a l io n or l l i e l:i c a b le li r u p e r i ) id' l l i e la m n t y T h e F o u n d 's l i ' i s l til's * s h o u ld In- is e i'o n o r r ili.t I II r u n a s a p r iv a t e b u n I i i i ' sh . 'nn* t : i x | i s i i i s w tm f u r n is h it ie m o n e y to in n th e C o u n t y s h o u ld I... tiiW e ii In to t in i o iif lili't ic e of th e Ito .ird o f C o u n t i* C i. m in ls s lo iie r n a n d District No 3. subject In the de­ l.e p t In f o r m e d n s to w h a t Is g o ln v cision o f the voters In tbe Demo­ n in l h e ir d r il l . iT a t l n t i s . I h a v e cratic l'r lir a r y lo be Imlil on Jun, i i f i i i a r e s id e n t of S e in ln o lo C o u n t ) (.ih. A, n iy :» . ■ ii.l i n a i i K C (.’o n n i) b e fo re rte m ln o te F R A N K ISVANA c o u n t y " '* » c u t o i l f r o m t ir u iiK " C o u n ty , fo r D l y e a rs , an d u ta x im y .-r a ll th e t iim M a k e > o n r vo te in in v e s t m e n t t t i.u u 111 b r in g > on d iv id e n d s Y o u r Vote fo r m e w i l l bo a |'p i« .c i s t e i l J u n e ih i- r<th Fim roiiH T Y roMMiaaiuHi'.ii To T h r Voter* of Hctulnolr County I »i!ih to announce thst 1 am a camtiilate for the office o f County Commissioner from District No. 2 f u b j e t to the Democratic t*rlm«ry to to- hebl on J iiiic Mb V. I>. is'.'* t have llvcit am) palil taxes In D i ­ ana* amt Hcmlnolc r.innlles since lV7v ami I have always been u Deni ocral. ' |i. II C ItAIU 'N. Su'.fun! j'Dt: D rillTTUNDUN. VOTERS UK I K S I K O L l C O U N T *. I wish In announco thst t mi a rnmll'lnte for re-etaetton to the offiic of County Conimlsstcarr fiom (i)Ktrlil No, 2, ,ulijn’t t o II"' '!<•• I'lalun of lh« voter* In tbe DctbO' era tie Primary to on liolil on Jun, :.tb. A. ; ra P o ll CO U NTY ASSESSOR TAXES OF I wish to announce to Iti* p,og\* of Hnniluol, County that 1 am • camllitatn for 're-election to the of­ fice of Tax A**es*or, subject to the decision of the volsr* In the Demo­ cratic Primary to b* held tn June of tbla year , 371b Henutorlal x v r i : T -----------------T : (ifs T r ifi in r KOI! *•’------- FAR M B A R G A IN : 7 1-2 acres or | wLnh to oiinnunce my randliUcy Cameron Avenue, 5 1*2 acre* lu for th" Htat* l e g is la t u r e tflroup ! l m i! s i l l upprceltu support In Jiigh aUte o f cultivation. U»rm an'l In June. .0^)0 on very’ the primary ( o b* I-held all equipment for ....... I*. IIA flA N . ........ .......... ......... _h Realty Co. lihernl term*. Colclo Kan T im L K t iiit A T c n a 811 First Notional Bank BldgI hereby announco my candidacy f o r tlie Li alMature (Urnup )> aubF IV E ACR E tract with residence ’Jcrl to lbs will of tho volera of Hem on Btfardall Ave., also twenty Inolc County. In th « primary tu -t hsid on jun* t. 1 »I»^ ^ t^ B n acre tract Palmer’s subdivision. Bargain, see Nick Zeraovcdn, FOH Ji s r u r o r P B A C I Benrduil A v e . ______________ _____ I bars by amtounr* my candidacy Senatorial District t-niaposed of Si'Dilnoln anil lirevurd ro u n tle * at tbe Juue t l b p r lm a r j and If iiumln' at"d and elri-ted, 2 assure ntte and all a Democrslla administration Th an kin g one and all fo r >our vote and influence, Itespeclfullr, 1*111LIP W. HOI IK IITS. roii t'LKitK o f cincurr cocmt 1 wish to announca that I am a candldsta for r*-«lrctloo to lb « of­ fice of Clerk nf the Circuit Court, of Hemlnole County, riorlda. sub­ tha o f flea o f ject to the decision of the Demo- for rc-slrcilnn to Just lea nf the Peace. District No. ♦. Ilavlnc Judd IMP "/flea fo r nturly tw o years until the district was, l o ” AC R E 8 Muck Lund for Sale. merged Into th* Fourth District 1 f e d Justified In asking tha voters The SE. 1-4 o f the NW . 1-4 of for ibhtr support on my previous Section 10 T. 21 8 . R. 32 E. Flow­ record * s Justice or tha Peace and ing well land, undeveloped, for pledgu my beat endeavors to g l v * all tha peopl* a equara deal w ith justice to all and alrlct adherence to ( h e 1lawk„ _ 2 j — Acreage For Sale______ _ D I* lr lc t:-> nrin ocrsllo nomlnaMuii .tyaOTbTifflKSilT. n"' 3Tib fo r Htafe Heaator from tit* trade Voiera Hemlnole County, In ths Petnoc lion to he be 1S7L Shipping Board Man Drops Dead In Cafe TO T I I N V. th is 113* (Letial Notices) t. »it SSi.H MA V f't iN t'U llN: iii:i:i:jiv tiiVKN that -virtue «i » decree . Clreiilt Court JOHN MCIKCII vutuhs ok co u nty. .Imlli'lal ibo ' *lr>-uit . « f "I'll l"l Hrmilloil.' I m o c iii. In a caURe la. n I" " In <'bnan tv i i.i.ia: ion ..I wraMixed Ilnl.r tlie law* of tbe bln, I* ■■""iiilaliiHiit. ■I. r ami Hultili a ii.I J II l.ltllu a ml Ills w If", a re itcII -i'll a i lull']le out bi'xt blilibl. lor eaeli, •lour, of tIn* Corn t i 'lt>' of Haiifnnl, In ml Stal", ilurlna llie Kale, on Momla*, lb " me, A D. DUS, k.i i h " si Miniilii) lu said follow Ins ilcKi ilb. il I) Ilia ami lirlnK lu Si'tilliinlc ami Stale wit s k m i h o i .k I wish to announce that I am a .-amilitate for re-elretlnn to i l n of( l , e ,.f County CnmuilK*lon*r f r n s I'lRtrlct No. 1. bii Ii Ji ct t " llie d ,,'Uliitl o* the voter* In the D*moir n lle I'tlm a ry to b* lirbl on Jun* '.lb. A. D tun. UOHTOK HT i: BLIJ. F IV E ROOM furnished house. See 29— Permanent Wnvinff A. V A IX IIIA N . W. A. Speer, 411 Park Ave. permanent W aving—lovely natur­ al permanent* us low as $5,00 fi ROOMS and hath. Garage. Flor­ 509 First National Bank Bldg al Heights. Phone 70-W .______ I’hone 489, A T T R A C T IV E L Y furnished « Political AdTcllscments room house, hot water and gar­ age. Kent cheap. 1217 W. 2 nd St. KOI! T U B LEWIS L A T C H 10 Htihject l* the *gnio«chlng Dsmo* ONE I and one 0 room house. All e r o t i c Primary, 1 '.rrsby announce modern improvements. Cor. 13th ni> rund'dary for lbs llous® of Itcliri-sciitallvi'* na n member of and French. Phono 298. Enquire llruiMi 2. If nominated 1 pledge m y lost effort* In helislf of inm French Ave. Filling Station. people of Hemlnole County. The crying need of the peonle of FSortNICE FIVE"RO O M house. 2112 da t" Ta* Itellef, especially reduoUoti of loesr-'taxe*. This, In my Pulmetto Ave.-Phone 301-W. o p in io n , ran lie effected by a » distribution of the TEN. ROOM house desirable loca- •<iultabl-i E. E. W ALK K it present five cent a-asotlns (*ts tJon. Suitohle for rooming house aimiok the Htste TtOSd D#partm*«t. . F o il N iiu iiir r or two faniilies. Located nt 402 Hcho"l*. Counties and Cities.—par­ I hereby announce m) cat ticularly the Counties nnd Cltlse. Oak Ave. Apply \V. II. I/>ng 117 If honored by the nomination I f.,r re-elect Ion to the ufflrc i. Iff nf Hemlnole Count) subj p r o m Is* to derot* alt thn energy Magnolia. ____ __________ ru n * T ATr, SEN ATOM. tlie action of tbe voter* I nrul exnerlenoe that I possess to T o tlie Dempcrqllc V oters o f Tbs Democrat ic prlmnry to lie liel accomplish that u UTend. DK> I T I O . M l r 20— Forma For Sale Closing Out O f Barbary Coast Hall Brings Oblivion Nearer To Famed Section P H IL A D E L P H IA . May in. ( I N S ) — Arrangements were .1111111111:10— La. New York of the body nf Tildett Adamson, 52, o f Plainfield, N. J.. nn executive o f the U. S., Ship­ ping Board nnd former prominent New York newspaperman who dropped dead while dining with friend, in the Piccadilly Cafe Itera Inst night. Adamson held several positions on the staff of former Mayor Gaynor nf N-vv York and wns employed at various times on several lending New York papers. He was born in Georgia. By D A VIS J. W A LSH 1 International N *w * Service Sports E d it o r - ., i t N EW Y O R K , May 10 .r-Visions t o f a typical American.; victory, t such as was scored itr ■ th e*! Olympic games in the old du^* > f Paris, St. I,ouia, London,- a n d " Stockholm w ’ re more than revlv*d:n on the opening dny o f the outdoor-: trnck and field season this Spring.” They were stood right up on their t1 fre t ami allowed to romp nt will-,; over the premises. . * In one set o f games alone. Jack' Klutk losset^ th-e shot 5) feet 1-2 Inch; Li .. Barnes vaulted 14 feet 1 1 inches, and defeated a nine* teen-year-old worM'n • record; ■ Hurtles’ bettered Sabin Carr's record height fo r both indoor and ” outdoors and Borah's equalled the accepted mark fo r the distance ha ran. It, therefore, isn’t necessary to mid that each performnnej would have been good for a first place in the Olympics. Friyn the standpoint o f Olympic significance, the records o f Kuck and Barnra were the more impres- * sivp, since field event men hold their form much better than short uistnnce runners, thut the United Stntes may be almost certain o f a clean sweep in both the shot put ami pole vault. Pole Vaulting Barnes and Carr are bettering 14 fm t in the latter and we have six or eight men who go as high as lit feet G inches. There isn’t a foreigner on the athletic horizon who cun guarantee to soar any highet; thnn LI feet, if that. Simi* | lurly, five or six American shot putters can get the weight out a j, distance of 48 feet or hotter on a warm day and they urn not sup-, posed to have any'other kind dur­ ing n Holland mid-summer. In that muggy, humid climate, Kuck may add Inches to his pres­ ent record, since any man who can beat Ralph Ru.to’it host just nat- j urully must he accepted as the greatest in history. The fact that Charley Paddock could run through mud, brick*, nnd spectators to a world’s record fo r 175 yards while Borah wan equalling the century record three thousand miles away, also was not without encouragement.Our* sprinters, taken as a whole, nre^ the Inst in the world and the fact that they lose races at tho Oli^npie* is due to one thing oniythey can't hold their form over n period o f time in strange climates, T! • Paddock incident, o f roursc, . was iiii'ic unusual thnn significant. The "Id record, 17 4-5 seconds, was mediocre because of the trick character o f the dititan-.-;?, Paddock» therefore, wan expected to lower it even on th • muddy track. However, the crumbling of a wall that toppled spectators and deb­ ris directly in his 'path, fotcing him well out o f his lrgreatly | rrforutnnr \ (Juite A Eeal T h e time, in itr.’lf, was not ex * t r n r t d i(tally. It nuant l h " l he w as m o v in g nl the rate o f 22 i.teofirl* f r y ooq yards. But. •eornidered in the light o f existjtvg and fjx nt tneuus condition*, it wns quite a feat. Paddock no longer may he the "fastest human" hut •’ '* evh1''-* that no one van road him out >f serious consideration until the ra* vimd proofs have come o ff the g a l­ Paddock n-ul ST. {PETERSBURG— <’ instruc­ ley. Incidentally, Borah may develop a vein' i tion on longest nnd highesl level bridge in world, which will such ns I’uddock and Murchi*' '» extend from here to Pinry Point enjoyed some year* ago, alt • over Tampa Buy, will begin short" Mutch had been left on tk,< ma;-1; in the 100 metre dash at Antwerp. -ClassifiedBusiness Directory 11EMSTITCH1NG Chiropractic Specialist i lr ri’iHiriU ni>, Ktotldit. r**iitnlnhiK 1**11 ■"N, in I»I f o r I *1N-i*. j 11. SM AltilN. Ah Hpraidl Mithlrr In t*lian C«TV. I *it tli 11h Ar W lilr ililill*,. Knlltlinr* for i*«Miiiilulnunt. Singer Sewing Machine Shop FOR T H A T cold o f yount— Uko Sold— Rented— Exchanged Chiropractic adjustments. Dr. Easy Payments W, K. McDougatl, 308 Nutiotial Phnne 80 North Park,.Valdci Dldg» Bank Bltlg. Phone 482-J. l.unch Room natteriea FO R GOOD rats try Kent’s launch Room, 100 W est Flr*h JUlie, I will a p p reciate q-uuuirl__ Ilstpm LtuU) llilirs Y.'crlwether, jiurchiiKir o f T a x CerDry (leaning I Iflrnte No. 211. ilaloil llie At If day of June, A. II., 102,1, ho* filed. *ali| 1 hereby announce, mysalf a l S A N IT A R Y STE A M PR ESSER T. THE 1J0NCHJFE BATTER candidate f o r aherlff o f Hemlnul# v r r l l l l r a l " In my office, and baa County subject to the action of bind" applcuiloti for tax deed to I k. Odorless Dry Cleaning. Phona Huff-Mac Battery Co, sue In accordani'n with law. Hul,l th* Democratic primary to he I'liiliracc* tlie fullovtlnit 968. 114 N. Park. held In the early part j f June 1911. certificate 117 East 2nd. Street. di'srrlbi it properly altiialrd III Heininolc Doiinly, Florida, tu-w\t: I*ainl8 and Wftll Paper * 13. .1 ucre* o f Nt*2 nf N W I- 4 of Awnings Hec. I«, Tw ix 2« H. liunue 31 FOH t m m iN T K X p v iK T OF SUN PROOF P A IN T S I3a«t. P l'H L ir IA a T IllT T lO X A W N IN G SHOP. W ater Spar Varnishes . and Ena­ T b e »uld land being u*»r**ei| nr the SE M IN O LE I ant u candidate fur re-clecll date o f Issunnre o f aucli I'rrllflrn le Awning*, Window shade*. Turpau* to thn nf fin* o f silpi rlnlcndent mels. Velumlna Flat W all III the name o f W. 13. Dulloae, t'nnubile Inat ruction fo r Hr m I n li'*a an Id certificate *ba II be r,— lin*. Any tiling o f Canvas. UOtyEast Paints. Persian clay jesso. plastico t’ ouniy, aubject to tin- Demncra deemed according to law la s deed 2nd. Stret'L PhoiA* 11. ITImury. Your suppun wi l l be t moulding clay and Plaques. Sunwill Issue thereon the l l t l i day " f prrclaleiL , FOH BIIREIKK n orm and seal till* III" tlb day nf May. A. 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W agnrr Furnlturv Co. ft' 11 i * Dll JUMV DOUt � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 11, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 11, 1928. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 11, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cb4ce0625552b052a89f2f94d0295f94.pdf 0f3781314fe4152eda248bba09449ab6 PDF Text Text V . *G — JJ3 n n vr FW W W t & P $ ^ Kjjf— n e w spa pe r • | F a ir tonight and Sunday: Sunday la oxtrem o-Boxth port! hfd in Florida’s H e a r t orld’s G reatest V egetable j l s Richest G arden Land / SANFOHU FLQ1UUA, SATURDAY MAY, 12, Leased W ire International News Service IE XIX Five Women Die In -Laundry Explosion 'Vr^Membei A udit b u reau O f C irculations HOOVERS MEN County Candidates Report Spending $5,850 In First BREMEN CREW SEE SUCCESS Pa rt OfPrimary Campa ign WILD G R E E K 1 MONTH AWAY Woman Is Victim ..*• Of Brutal Attack IS H I\J I PLYMOUTH, May 12. (IN S) —Victim of a b ru tal attac k th e . ,•»>t-.4 body of Mrs. M ary A. F arrell, of Milton, was found in the F a r ­ rell sum m er co ttag e a t Drant Rock, it became known th is af■ternoon. A lthough th e body 44 Exactly $51150.10 has b ccn u p em tion, $581.41; School Board, $16; was found on T hursday, the y * * Tax Assessor, $774.30; Prosecuting news of tho discovery w as not by 45 county candidates so f a r in Attorney, $350.15, T ax Collector, Tens O f Thousantls Cheer As Charge Is Aired made public until a f te r tho a r ­ the Democratic prim ary race, pre­ U ninstructed And “ D oubtful" T hree F iv ers Head BicRcat Cabinet M emberl ting OfOfficerOf $252.50. raignm ent of h er husband, expense account* filed D elegates Hold W hip-Hand liminary The expenditures of each of the P arade Windy City IlnsH nd Thomas V. F arrell, in d istrict with Vanco Douglass, clerk of the ks Lodge Results A t OneTimcEndi In N ow lnK R cpu W lcn n C lin d lt„j„y Th , Individual candidates for each of­ Since A rm istice Day March court. IIo was held fo r ques­ fice follow: . /n Storm OfProtest d ate At ComingCon>cnllon| ou^jny represents principally filing League and tioning. Polico said they learnod $319.03; th at F arrell was a t tho cottage “ T , . i fees, advertising and gasoline and ^c.^M.n Hand, $ 232 .8 ^ yj* F. Against Free Firing Mcp . Me-1 C a v a l r y N e c e s s a r y '• l and telephoned his wife to C a b in e t A s p ir a n t Is . C.il for the candidates’ m otor cars. Clellund, $220.50; E. E. W alkcr, T o H a n d le T h ro n g s como there. Persons in the vic­ T MC n nr ,lnlc* Jud*S Jnmc‘, G-1Shar’ / i*' . , a „ . IM ar ^ o itrrl iKk Ii Iml Jr, U I Vncm l I lrbet nTorunning for re-n«n»lnntion u* $160310. • inity of tho coUago told ’ in­ Tax Assessor—A. Vaughan, vestigators they heard sounds Wild Mob Is .G athered From $273.85; Joe Chittenden, $268.10; Reliable Tabulation In C api-1«•“« 1“^ * hcaU" , -y • • • /* i « i • far “as>* expenses of the cam paigning F a rm s And VillaRCs To.Scc of a quarrel, tal Shows Form er Food Ad­ go. He reports the spending of E. II. Kllhec, $2423)5. DJen Who Crossed A tlnnlic Herb Manager D enlt^,, County Judge—Jam es G. S har­ m in istra to r H as Some 1180 ?;:<!5.50. Out of th at sum $112.50 on, $3053)0; S. A. B. W\ llkinson, Knowledge Of ADewas filing fee w ith tho D em ocrat­ CHICAGO. May 1 2 . — (IN S) — WASHINGTON, May 12. (IN S) $141.04. [^-operate In fr in g ­ ic executive lom mitteo. gation About Boi County Prosecuting A ttorney— Not rinee tho days of the post­ TWO FLYERS D I E One month from today on June Trailing close behind him are John G. Leonardy, $194.50; \ \ . E. w ar h y steria ^fftgjsjyflpprahlp-has ing Agent To Justice 12, the* Republicans foregather at Kansas City to nominate n candi­ T. W. Ijiwton, superintendent of White, R DcMt | 33(5; Chicago seen th e j^rm fe it did lo- IN PLA N E C R A S H f ' ^V^MiNGTON. May 1 2 . - schools, who is seeking rc-nom lna- . .County I wASHINGTON. May 12.— FORMER RUSSIAN date for the Presidency. I I I l L t t t i l L j M j U / l O i l I |fX S ) — Ch nrRes th a t Socr«* . ■SS)—Determined to rid Most of the 1080 delegates have tion, with $1138.94 sp en t; U. R- I>. L.' Thrasher, $287.50; Vance day when the German-Irljth trnnsta ry of Commerce Hoover pre* , prohibtion. custom s and OFFICER IS GIVEN boon chosen. Only a handful of Deas, who is running fo r clerk Douglass, $95,80. A tluntie fly ers w ere uccordcd AT FORD AIRPORT with $330.00, and K. E .Brady, who pared in 1920 a statem en t op* Lt guard servccs of men Superintondoht of Public in ­ Chicago’s official welcome. states are yet to select their re­ • use fire arm s carelessly, posing th e Republican pro- ipi presentatives for the quudronnial is a candidate for sheriff, w ltu struction—T. W. Lawton, $338.91; From farm s and villages, from ITreasury Department to- PRISON SENTENCE dram a. Many of the delegates have $319.00. .Tri-Motored A irplane Falls tective ta r if f and endorsing Mrs. May Uollo Maxwell, $192.50. su b u rb s.an d outlying portions of ~ W. Pearnromised cooperation toThe remaining candidates range Representatives—R. Front H eight Of 2 H undred the League of "N atons w ere ; I been instructed or committed, hut in a move to brng ade- Onetime Member Of Im perial a survey of tho field today dis­ ................ from the $300 mark down to three , — ......... „ man. .1 r.. $187.50; L* P. H agan. the city, thousands and tens of Feet B ursting In to Flum es nired a t th e S enate’s Preai- ,J ite justice to all officers And Burning Its O ccupants dential cam paign funds inve%» Guard Is Found G uilty Of closed that Kansas City, as else­ $5 expenditures by the three cnncli- $08,00; _M. M. Lord. $29.50; C. W. thousands collected in fro n t of the | men guilty of such prue$ 2 S.D0 ; J . It. Lyles, Stevens Hotel w'hcru Jam es Fits* M urdering Sw eetheart And where in other years, the un in ­ dutcM for places on tho county DETROIT, May 12.— (INS)— I tigntion today. Ex-Rcp. J a r o y • $28.00. Gets Ten Y ear Jail Term structed and "doubtful” delegates school hoard. tnaurlce, C aptain Herm an Kcchl County Commissioners—r rank nnd Baron Von llucncfcld are Two men were burned to d e .th t o - |W . Good. .1 lo w ., B W . |fith nationwide indignation The race for sheriff w ith four hold the whip-hand. td over the shooting of Jucob . r* i . i I paign m anager, on the sU nd for A month before the curtain candidates in the field is, so far, Evans, $117.60; John Mcisch, $87.­ guests. More tens of thousands , NICE. France, May 12. (IN S )— ^ d,aclaln, . j • ^ [Hinson, officer of the Elks Count Weneeslns De Klupfel, rises, llerl>ert Hoover is within the most expensive. The four a s­ 60; B. F. Wheeler, $87.50; W. B. moved in the l'ne of march to day when a Ford tri-m o to r plane p at Niagara Falls, N. Y., by striking dlstnnce of tho nomina­ pirants have laid out a to tal of Bollard, $45.00; Boston ’ Steele, Soldiers Field Memorial Stadium crashed to the ground nt F ° rd I kn n w lcd tr0 of ^ .ta to m e n t' t guard*enlisted men, new urd* formerly nn officer In the Russian tion. He lias by fa r tho most com­ $928.71 or an average of $282.17. $42.50; J. T. M cl^no, $24.75; D. nnd in the Stadium itself gathered Airport and burs* into /lnmcs. One | ______ gonn^ r _B arvley ^ (D ) „ f B| $23.50 rerr issued by the T reasury Imperial Guard, today was found mitted delegates. Tlu\ moat re ­ The highest average expense is in II. . C. ,Rabun, of the victims was Identified as , „ ’* n p tr„rn . I those rem atn'ng who found it tuckv asked w hether Hoover w ith­ tice of Pence—u .. I | firearms m ust not be used ex­ guilty 'o f the m urder of Mrs. liable tabulation available Justice 1 cace I hum anly impossible to squirm William A. Munn. tho other man held the statem ent in the belief ha in tho race for county tax assessor.. $151.87; D. D. Wclborn, ] in self defense or to prevent Marcello Veroet-Lord, the French. W ashington _gives him 3S0 ns of The threo candidates, Alexander den. —. - .. ., c* _ t i n tn , j M i th eir way into the streets. would have a b etter ch an .e to T hou9'n(| f ycijrd n welcome was tinmed l’nrker. Ho was Munn s Emission of a felony. born wife of a Boston school te a c h -! today, and lie probably can count Vaughan, Joe Chittenden and E. $ 5 5 .5 0 ; David Speer, $42.50,^J; M. -npture the Republican than tba mechanic. The plane was a Ford Shaffer, $10.00; Thco Aulin, $10.00. H. Kilhee, have spent an average | Official* here umlerstood thut when the giant Junkers first land­ Democratic ’ ncm 'natlon. I t waa ull metal three engined type for Constable—L. A. T ate, $185.00; ed nt tho mttn'cipnl trilm te. But i coast guardsm en who after »• of $258.10. • reported th at Julius H. Ramos* t mail transportation. Munn wim A. D. Smith. $154.26; E. Klnlaw, years imprisonment, 1 he lightness b Wyoming and Florida, which bring Hanson to halt and then today, ns if pyramiding their pentThe totn lcxpendlturea for the form er head of the Grain Corpor­ im B i I n mil f • ■ a t . about to take off for Bu felo with $133.76; Leslie Bryan, $92.60; J. him would be tried by the of th e ' sentence was mu* to uicl are still to uct. But this leaves him other offices follow: County Com­ up fervor n roar that rose in waves ation. persunded Hoover to drop 1\) ilfrcd nearly 100 votes short of the 545 mission, $515.75; Justice of . the M. Vickery. $37.60; E. A. Farnell. wh ch swept the loop and surr- tntd- the nir mail. It was his first iih»d States court a t Buffalo lo­ furnished by Horace 1W his Democratic campaign, P a rk flight ns n regular mail pilot. He „ , ot uu official court murtinl. Lord, the husband of tho slnin m ajority necessary to nominate Peace, $209.87; Constable, $013; $ 10 .00 . ing districts li^ojiom eth ng super‘ v-i A had just graduated from the Ford toy snld. titly following the Hanson woman. Next in the line is F rank O. County Judge, $507.14; Clcr^, 1 School Ilonrd—M. E. Dooley. huninn. training school. Good Pdd o ' a rirc " la r P .u e d $ 5 . 0 0 ; L. JH artley, $5.00; Fred 1. toting, a federal n g in t operaThe cheering hrpnn ns the trim 9.30; Legislature, -. $288.50; Mrs Vornol-Lord and Klupfel Lowdrn of Illinois. T he same table W itnesses snid thnt Munn a t - 1 by *h« Hoover o r-»n'sat«or de-, in south*, rn W est Virginiu were nunnSers of u stran g e cult accords the grain belt candidate S u p erin ten d en t'o f Public lnstruc- Williams, $...00. figure t f Fitzm anrice entne from | fending the S ccretn rjts Rapuhli shot into an automobile near which dealt in mysticism and oc- approxim ately 200 delegates. The the liotel door followed hy.Iiucne- tom ptid to leave the ground she. u ‘. I irarism The Good -ala, tatinglun, West Vn., was dis- cull practices. She was found dead balance of the field, tnude up of fold and Koeltl. The three f. u-ht Coro the plane had gained su - 1 irartsm . ’1 lie circular, uoou fictc.t momentum. The aircraft stated that H e w e r wu, a Ufa L>«l from the service. their way t<> n vva ting nutontobilr i„ .her villa on Oct. 18. 1927 with favorite sons and dark horses, are . • __ .1. . ....... I.tniv rose about 203 feet, th -n crashed J le e - edvicnte ef the pt^V«tl11l. SENATE LEADERS [since many of the shootings by a jeweled dagger penetrating her strung out fa r and near. IMPORTANT BILLS nhebitinn agents iiave resulted The big delegation from New heart. . fa lure of pedestrians and The iury in announcing its ver­ York tmd Penny«1vaniu. control­ H O P E FOR FINAL omoliilists to linlt when ordered dict said "extenuating circiimstun- ling K>9 votes between them, hold W AIT AS LEADERS sL so, eusppeling th at tin* fcdcr- -i>8 had been found. They were the whip-hand in the situation at Imm were thug*, the suggestion based this upon letters w ritten by j present, and litis* doubt wus ex* TIME VOTE ON T A X BILI i been made tliut uniform s be processor Lord, of Boston, to | pressed here today tht these leml- STALL F O R Allen Dingwcll • qnd W 'tt!nm i c f Nations nnd was opposed to th« g In by the ycjling human walls. widrd for dry officials. Klupfel afte r the latter hud been ers, practical politicians all, arc ' uck Of Interest AsHumlngA] Braswell, w orkm en.for tho W a y n e 1 protective la r i'f principlesi p f th« Idlers from the reg u lar arm y at Assistant S ecretary of the . I i r K iltM'lUiers train rae regular iin n j > » > letter was I going to Kansas City "lie month Minor M easures.G el Itight-O f * ill* lodged in prison. One ' “***•" m u s t , Vrpportlona Ot ir m «jUpr|dnp i nd the lllir C ivnty Road C om m ission,'jaw the Republican P a rty and tha Mr, tssury Seymour Lowinun, -Wav AH As m Squabble from touay today with iirjjuiy ».o»iou.., in quoted f„ilmv»* “ 11 deeply *symv m -ii front wun their no n wit » p-hnnds r ........ . -tVHV iu iiiiu ic P rev en ts us follows: * lrge of prohibition, however, dede­ Off LungCon• Ov;s rr H *oi.-N*Sl.o..o| Guard; Ill.L is Kited, crash. They ran to the "burning Jullua H. Barnes, thesBhetd a f ! kirre l l w vou in yourr trouble. (Cuonsideration n K id e rn tlo n O 1 tro u b le .: Intact. intact. f 'l a x R e d u c tio n ifn m e iH n w r v n . Ami.riran i „ g o n n aires: idane and Brassell boosted Ding- Grain Corporation, camBred that uniformed dry ugent* p atn u e > .on many Suhidantinl confirmation of tin* t e s t e d B o u ld e r I'tll tvsted Boulder Canyon Bill ed t j oor 0f the cabin. “ I Ington and ffrsu ad cd Mr. H oov«f. la.) scout*; s.piadro n* of mounted vvt,|| to ► ould be I useless nnd th at such a ' fwld " V ni> " ‘"V r ‘ y th at Iam 1 is due in Phihulelnh u today when WASHINGTON. May l'J. (INS* to issue -It on W ASHINGTON. May 12 (1NS» ,cn; delegottnis UCCKOW, ..* of ... nmmlH-H of bouted ‘where arc you boysT’ The not ..............— - -the .»»r'n«d hU men; ■ovc id not considered. "The’ "The other lovers.m aterially, hut the 79 delegates from the Ke> tWASHINGTON, lit the face of a lack of interest, J j ri*h and German elidia; In d ia n s' |„ muS didn’t spreml far, hut it be- i chances to win the K nnDltCTO, ^ lelidei.. r»s«ur> makes no effo rt to shield! unable to help ift-’r* le tters] tone S tate meet fm «*i ganirat o n | iIsm nsioti among Hou; t jro, In native custom.-: repre- ! {n p retty hot. I climbed I nom iration would be b ett* r‘ tnmn knits win. use firenrnui unneees- I have many o m , v„ „ r. i \V. L. Mellon, vhonman <>f the , l(„|aV t„,.vented cons'«!■eratiou of that has m arly assumed filibuster ntttired cntntivei of almost every civic and j _ i adm inistration lend down. I knew they they were dead, nnd ,, | for the Democratic nom ination and r>' •l,"i ‘V’ *S'h|fTJu n«NUlw........... .« they am. »t 1i.ti,| %-nnephew navlvnnlaof ^H te <■.»>*mil»;;«* , . i,nn,.foUR,lt R.ouble. t anyon 1,11 portions. thnt tho statem ent was not log" private li'iilv in Chica.ro, marched ilier* w asn’t “ chance for them. ptc licences III presccutliins | Melt. II >•“' " " " S irretarv .1 tn«* ,-rs today were hoping against hope leappoi extricated | sued?" asked Barkley. fc n it a p p e a r s th e fe d e ra l m en v o u r dispo^iUon >*l >< ni T i e a s u r v A n d re w \V. Mi lhm. *'» >'"d «-"greH M onal in the parade. Tho bodies wero il,. minor f,„- a final vote ill the Senate....... ho "This Is the first I havo Then came the private nut-inn- shortly afterw ard when Deputy k m f a u lt .M Low m a n d ec la re d , tlo d anil all V eru et- I *«'«t w im l t o K m uii* H I "lit. i ti..iiiinnt in.a-.m eH vvb with the Hag* >f Coroner Gcorgo A. Berg nnd Denr- heard of th at charge." “ Do you fun* nightfall on ll $2113,0011,tn i t ; ,(jjeH The II,ins,m shouting lias ill-oilsAt the time <> •1 leied l.v listiuetioiis and iinlmimd lulls wen- given t lie It gislativ .. , . .... . . 1. I.ei lind.aii.l was -.no |,y p I*,iill ires. .... . n .• .1 even . ... i... . . .. Germ any and Ireland. Nnt since Lorn police appeared. They were know w hether Mr. Hoover p repor. tax . reduction hill. Tliev. will l» i i iglit-of wide -prend criticism both in Lord's deatli hm In •way. to he a resident ..t l oll » • the difys of the wnr tmr perhaps taken to the county morgue. The vd th a t statem ent?*” “ I do not." hound to east a i-.iniplimetitury | ’J> Senutc and House, with proWith enactm ent of the ndmlnWith th» leg'slntive calendar a has l a in hnllot for the Secretary of th e . even b( fore bus Chicago seen *o plane was one of tho first of the Barkley questioned Good about Lwts . i on uivcstigat on being Mass. The Russian, who ... Red revnlu- T reasury, ace. r.ling I.. word , blank, the House rules re m m itt.i istrulioti’* hill a**ui;.-l through mnny Germ an flag*. *h l»rdi r.-.i Reps. Meud ( I>) and a refugee orl-motorcd ull-m etal type built his report on the $235,000 apeat . u Republican Insurgent coiihtmt’, is the son of .u culled up n hill authorising un a p ­ Bunds played, burns Mew, men |N.-!i|,.. , ( |i ) of New York—Imth tion in Russia, ic^n hinir nlth n u ;h • hi■ « by the Ford Company*. It was In on Hoover's behalf to date. B ark­ Senators on both sides of the m the Russian ,« piilifiit miiv l»*» ri Hort* *1 tn in propriation lo fight the pink boll- clinmher blocked actiyn oil the hill whistled, atonmbonts lying in the perfect pprcs.-atiitives of tile N icaragua fuinier admiral mcchnnieul condition, ley brought o u t agsin th a t th a Ills father i** onlor to hold tho ih*U‘jroti«»n .int.u’t Hoover forces spent $27,003 in tha -icuhxi .......... muddy water* of the Cli engo River I'Mioii. il.-iiounced the action of Imperial Navy. how ever,’airport attaches s»‘d. worm in Texas and another to pro- day u fler day by defeating poiil - 1 m in tho curly balloting. Iraq guardsmen on the House ..aid Yo he in Sun Francisco Munn was, form erly pilot for C slifniia prim nry In which U»« inotp the White 1 Igu>v physician icul subject* ami making long I g nvv vent to lu n m -so u n d in g siren e ffo rt to e s . --------(Continued on page 11 — nth.-r lturn tax -I grunts opon the hcada of the proIfaor____________________ - Tn NimiP extent tho truo Kliinfrl made no A- frplnnc -apcecheo «w- to pk a inn t t c T .■ - r ----- Com-pan y -. I Him Mttjiir tu Oolouvh ressmn. Mead declared he would in- cape art.-, T tT ripliiii-r'V I.™ « r. of New York’s 90 delegates. TiT ntion. Tho extraneous speeches, W y andotte.. He left IU employ The action of the committee was llnencfeld, Fitzm aurice and ,lin' "®. though here the Hoover m anagers |*-CUrate a fight to “drive the rcsteil he t.il t« .1 Hi, a stinging blow to backers of the consuming hours of time, have Kochi underwent the ceremonies ar when tlic company moved to UMo. was the owner of the jeweled d«gclaim 47 votes outright. The op­ Ipnima out of the coastguard” sw ing-Johnson hill for th(T':l>iiililing prevented consideration of the cor­ if in a dare. They sat down in ’hc r For several months ho was n stu. Irvd Dempsey proposed nn i.nvest- ger. He said thut he and Mrs. Ver. position contends th a t the Hoover poration ami *urtux rutes on four nutomnhile, itsc , d o ffn l their hats, dent” in the Ford shop*, and hail Intii.n. He said th at he consulted neULord were in love, hut th at claim of 47 votes is excessive, hut of Boulder dam. They hud confi­ succeHsivo days. just passed the final test dc.nonddently looked forward to getting irrespective of w hether it is or not I lie Treasury D epartm ent in the they had quarreled over some Pinal uction on tVic corporation salutnl, sat down, rose saluted und od by tho Ford Company for solo cons.deration on tho measure, late hue declined to divulge the vial m atter and that he contem­ th at many New York votes and a designated to protect the Imperial and surtax rates will be followed repeuted the actions again .and transport fliers. Ho is survived by l*rult of the ccnfcrence. plated suicide in her presence. m ajority of the Pennsylvania Valley of C alifornia from floods. by passage of the hill, as all other again. n widow and ono child. E . L. M ark ed la st n ig h t woa eldelegations are necessary to nom­ P ark er has been a mechanic «UU ectod president of the Men’s Club Advocutes of the Font! reappor­ undetermined rate* uro of minor Hoover. importance or arc not subject to the Ford flying tcixci foj- somo of Iloly C roat Church a t a sh o rt Iiim a.'f lh . ....... " " . “ " i ' E r i l i t . inate The next th irty dey* will sec tionm ent bill, who ure clam oring partisan controversy. him und was slnm during tn Although for action, also Were disappointed time. • -- % busm et* m eeting following a ta lk struggle. , r of B cult considerable jockeying ami confer­ ut the delay in action on this the Democrats havo proposed heav­ by the Melville E . Johnson, ring among tho party leaders and Klupfel was member of a ier reduction* of both tlieso taxes, FRANCE WON’T ACT who U In charge of church work a t „f N ature’’ tho candidates’ m anagers. It tuny m easure, fearing thnt the delay the coalition insured enactment of known ns “ Lovers bring ubout its defeut. ____ even, be th at the nominee will be will which became involved with D PARIS, May 12 —(1N9—Fr»nM tho U niversity of Florida. o—blclIansdiaotwHUhnlluotiyjitnetu the administration’* recommenda­ O thgr offleera selected w arat settled “within th a t span of timo police because the niem heire­ will take no octlon upon the appeal . Oviedo will he host to Seminole Speaker Longworth nrul Rep. tions. MITCH EL FIELD, N. Y.. May rvf the Chinese Nationalists to tho George McRory. rice-p res’d e n t; . through agreem ent or coalition. A fte r two week* of debate, only ■County's political asp irants to- fused to wear any clothing. Mm . P resent inaicatlons arc, however, Tilson of Conncticut, Republican 1 2 .—.(IN S )—Two arm y amphibian League ofN ntlons, It was announc­ Archie B etts, secretary , and B. L . lsight at a chicken supper anil rally Vernct-Lord. who was « tn k n l“ ' thnt such will no t be the case, and floor leader, both have demanded four controvorsal rate* were fixed, biplanes, sent by the W ar D epart­ ed at the Foreign Offico this af­ P erkins, ticas.ursr. D r. Johneojt [»t the Oviedo School. With the musician, was the daughter of a thnt the Republicans will go into action on the reapportionm ent hill although all new adm inistrative ment to Grcencly Island to aid in ternoon. “ The Nanking Government described his work w ith the s tu ­ featu res were determined. A num ­ |Hme drawing short in which can- physician at Cannes. »• rftnc‘ ' the convention w ith the issue -till und havo under consideration peli- ber of other rates were upproved bringing the trans-A tlantic mono­ is not reccognlted by tho League dents a t th e U niversity. He said IWsti-s can present charges,’ pro­ Nntions", said tho foreign offico fellowship and religion at th e in doubt nnd New York nnd Penn­ t rons for consideration of the beeauso both Republicans and plane Bremen hack to civilization, of “Furthermore, tha school waa ta u g h t by agencies outBoulder dam bill. The House Rules fictions of a more o r less fiery took off at 9:18 o’clock this m orn­ spokesman. sylvania in the saddle. Democrats recommended tho same Committee, headed by Rep. Snell arcting were made today by Saning. Both planes had arrived nt person whoso name was s:gncd to aide th e university itself.’ . ""IV! three g i (R ) of Now York, ono of tho “big reductions. I kfd political observers. Miller Field. Stuten Island, from tlic cablegram l* not known M * ‘ H e said th a t a t the p re e e a ttim e . A table of the chnngcs have hoen member pf tho Nanking Adminis­ th e crying need o f th a school v$0» four" of the House, bus thus far in­ More than a score of candidates hcJe while her husband returned ugrecd upon. These Bolling Field, W ashlntgon, at 0:30 tration." * ■ ______ ... -far a dorm itory fo r freshm en. He dicated a hostllo ultitudo on both already A. M. and had hopped to Mitchel |UV expected to take the figura- to the United States. changes, so fa r as the Senate bill pieces of legislation. Field. Tho next scheduled stop is Ut* stump tonight. Among them Tampa—$3.C20 contract let for • e ll th a t m a n y of. the firs t y ea r BEGINS CLEANUP A showdown wns possible today is concerned, represent a total Portland, Maine. students w are obliged to live lit [ "ill prohubly he a num ber of slate slash of 95,130,000. The adm inis­ construction of bridge over H ills­ when leaders called tho steering Ono of tho planes was piloted by borough river at Twenty-second boarding houaea as f a r ea th re e -■ "ffirc seekers beside the candir i i l f ’AGO Msy 12,— (INS) tration plan also called for a $ 2 ,­ com m ittee Into session to plan the Captain Ira C. Eaker, and carried miles exray from th e cam pus.^ d*trs running for representative O ne humlrod and fifty PARIS, Mty - 12 .— (IN S )—Ac- business of tho House next week. 000,000 slash in corporation taxes, Fred Melchior, chief pilot of tho street. —» — bureau squads, acting under qew , ftotn this county. ' by reduction at the rate frqm 13 companies by n retinue of nine Tonight's meeting_ will he fol • orders from Chief o f Police Mtch- persons und baggage which includ­ Backers of both of tho ignored 1-2 to 12 1-2 per cent, and a $25,* Junkers Company in America, as m easures were bombarding the hwi-il by another at Longwood I |Uq [leghes started today to c * 000,000 reduction In surtaxes. The a passenger. Melchior plana to ed 205 trunks, the form er Mahar­ Monday night when the aspirants Up*' C h lc a ^ ^ by ^ In v a d n ig ^ s^ ,, ajah of Jndorc and hi* bride, the leaders w ith demands for places throe am ounts would to tal $20 2 ,­ land at Greenely Island, cith er by on tho calendar. 'ill have another opportunity to drink establishment*, 130,000, or the total tax reduction piano or, if th a t is Impossible, by form er Nancy Ann Miller, of Seat­ und gambling houses. l*ing in n few votes. agreed to by tho adm inistration parachute, and fly tho Bremon tle, arrived hero a t 7:30 this m orn­ from tho Island. The Bremen has 8 . O. 8 . RECEIVED and Insurgent coalition. ) ing from Marseilles. been stalled on Grcencly Island T h a 'fe d e ra l estate tax will reThe brido, who preferred orient­ B A S p W tC B , N EW YORK, Msy 1 2 .— (IN S )— where it was dam aged som ewhat al splendor nnd a sumptuous ex- Governm ent operator* sought um tj-ajn-. unchanged. The Insurgents ■when th«-U ii a* niinkctftftrs of >h» Waitei'~~H agenla th ird x u to ry ^ Hindu prtiictsn.W ’l i f .r successfully last night aud early joined ihe coalition on th is copdi- air, Kochi,* Fitzm aurlce and Von the B ritish Open Golf Champion­ TSTcnFe-----a —,-------lost y a a * „ ^ « i* b t for 1 as an ordinary American g in , and today to trace th e aourco o( an tlon, a fte r Secretary of tho T re as­ Hucnofcld landed a fte r th e ir drathis ship, registered late who is now called a Maharanee, S. O .'S . call sen: out Jdst once ury Mellon recommended its re­ matlc trans-A tlantic. Jump. «:Uh . medal score of 292 lo r 72, " B ut tho B ritish tru ly revere was dressed in *a fanciful Hindu shortly a fte r 10:80 o'clock lost peal. “Tho estate ta x will bo Re­ * found th e blend, sm iling | g sm ester and a spcrfcm ea I Tho c th tr piano which le ft aiinul utility men show*, with pupils •" WASHINGTON, May 1 2 . (IN S ) costume, fully bedecked with Jew­ evening. The vcasel'a call and lo­ tained," said Senator Smoot (R) tanuously from here this m orning the eighth grade. . From there i of U tah, finance loader, “ I n n cer­ -The disclosure* thua far in tho wns piloted by Li out. M uir W . goes to the high schools and col­ els.The couple'w hose m arnago rec- cation wore not g iveni but ‘adi'J v Fairchild. Its psssongers was Ma­ federal investigation of th e power operators believed tho ihip to he tain of it" leges. Nothing lie neglected. Teach­ l thrust were characterised by exegtly took th e fancy o f the world, near New York harbor. haven h*» h**H *>®rn. * BRANDS CHARGE F R A M fU P jo r Genaral Jam es E. Fecht, chief new |Gov. Gifford Pinchot of Pennayl- ers in the public schools have been will repair to the M aharajah s eves of the BriUsh . public; tho “o f the big men. he has ’ of *tha elf, corps, U. 8 . Arm y. L»nla today as unprecedented ip old one they regorded as a ewank. ably proved him self tho h l .u r y Of A m ,rli chateau D’Henncmont, Just outBAND1T8 GET BOOTY LOS ANGELES. May 12.—' sw aggering specimen whose n u n - O ther London publicetlof sido St. Germain# En l^ y c , m a r th.* country's history;28 NAM ED D EFENDA NTS ca h u t h e like of this atU ck on the n cr end B e rin g thoy eomohow of H srv n in a slmQaror I ST. LOUIS, May 12 .—(INS) (IN S )—(Jharm ctcrifcg tho ir(irPinchot referred specifically to here, where they will spend tho vein, U s Poet declaring th soundness und Indejs^ndenc* o f^ d , rest qf th eir honeymoon. They a r­ —Forcing two m essengers into an je r charge lodgoa*^against J . W. , 'BALTUIORE, Md„ M ay If.— found offensive. the revelations th a t utilities interm reg im P PthPe jB c e a s io n It retted eucressiot ucation l>een uncovered. In attack His rebellion a g a in st social re­ alleyway, a bandit today escaped rived a t Marseilles yesterday —Twenty oignt persona, in­ Randolph, wealthy broker of Hol­ ♦•ti subsidised teachers, wrote eriran rictorl#n In 1M1, 1W strictions placed upon professioning tho integrity of the whooU with the $2,800 payroll of the Gen­ aboard the City of Bmrodn, T in lywood, as the result of a “ fram e- cluding Rep. T. Allen aolOstooroUgh text-books for use in public golfsrs in th is co untry end hla 1925, 1020. 1927 and thin up," H , H. H arris, attorney for ■(D )' of M aryland, were nam ed de­ si 'ehools, and by o ther m eans of attack* the very basis of self­ bride’s "gram m a" Schaeffer, a eral Baking Company wore. famous failu re to m eet Aba M it­ "It U pleasant to know government. A . an attem pted betpectabled, elderly woman was tha accused man, today declared fe n d a n t* today in a su it filed in chell on tho f ir s t to* a t th e speci­ to now tkey kavo * *r,d*»presd propaganda sought to Delray—Six-foot atrip to be 3 Fedorel C ourt by Jam a* B, Burnt, with the p arty . She denied report* “'•credit public ownership and op- th rea t to frt« institution. ' gentlemanly won. the same class with the stealing the Maharanee waa to undorgo an added to road being built by state th a t ha will easily astablU h hl» formerly »* Now York racing man. fied tim e M rvcd to »U «nfthea •rstlon of utilities. client’s innocence. between Boynton and thie place. “Tkls Propaganda begins," said of votes. And it U no lcM d l,re ' operation. Irnchot, "M tggHjjpny o f ‘t h t putable.” -Defense T o e Only Excuse KOKOMO, Ind., May 12.— .(INS)—Five women ’ were in­ stan tly killed seven other per­ sons probably will die and oth­ ers were injured in an explos­ ion a t the Fridlin Laundry to­ day. Windows w ere shattered and tracks of the Union Trnction Compnny were torn up by the force of the explosion, which occurred in the steam pressing departm ent ns workers were a t th eir places- L ater police suc­ ceeded in identifying four of the five dead women. They w ere: Mrs. Emmn Black Ford, of Kokomo; Miss Anna Black, 'o f Kokomo, sister of Mrs. Ford; Miss Bose Emma Courtney, of Grcentown; Miss "Mary Sapp, | of Kokomo. Senate Contiirae,8 Campaign Probing l ury Promise? To! D!arkell Is Picked President Of Holy Cross Church Club Army Flyers Leave For Greenly Island To Return Bremen Candidates Speak At Political Rally [In Oviedo Tonight Indore Maharajah And Bride Arriveln Paris With Retinue English Public P raises V fctow O f . H eretofore U npopular Walter H agen Pinchot Flays Pub lie U tilities F o r ""idespread Propaganda Campwgklff it •s V , . • lit . b£k\ I �THR SANFORD T1KWALD, SANFORD, IT,OHHM. FRIDAY, MAY 11, m BEACH Connie Mack Deserves Big Walter Hagen Stages Big Credit For A thletic’s Hun Come-Back And Takes The Of Success In Late Games Lead From Argentine Pro - BY DAVIS. J. WA 1.81! * International News Service Sports Editor NFJV-JTPTIX, May 'l l , — (IN S )— T h ete 1‘cbm.i to be nothing for it fuit(lp*opcn the alter of rases to. ,Jlay nnd sprinkle u.« essence over tin physical sub-division known ns Connie Mack. He is entitled to something special right out of the neck of the bottle for whut he has done, or seems to have done, for, with and to the I'hiledelphia A th. letiei of 1028. The apnthetirs, a sard mic soul eleventh, the wind carried hla iro^j i shot fa r to the left corner of the j green In the rough. Hngen chipped the ball on the green* and then sank 1 In two putts for a five. On the twelfth, Ilngen showed th at even if he was Hagen he was still human enough to slice his drive. The ball almost buried It­ self in the rough. However, "Sir W alter" retrieved himself by m akmashie shot carried over the green ing a par four anyhow. His but he lpid a dead approach and sank the putt. n e v |r feel (he Q(t ranee and think i needless exp^ns*. called them once. But th at was |* SANDWICH, England; Hlay 11. fivp feet und canned it. some years ago when they were j —(INS—Walter Hagen stuged one . T h e” fourth was Hagen at his rnddariirlrtg to recover from their of his typical Hngen stunta In the! best. He drove into the middl# of a huge bunker, JbtotRAisrtaiaing the 1916 debacle and were playing third louiyj, of,,the British Open •safety of a niblick,’fhd an ir­ class A. I). C. ball during the pro. Golf ('hnmpionship today and shot I on, lifted the ^ 1 1H6 YArdl In the 'ee«s. Jodny, they are about us his way to a one-stroke lend overj c-lgs of th e gitfc.ni. aiid 'th an got apathetic ns the Wall S treet ex­ . |j . Jose Juratio, the diminutive Arg* i his four. |rw o girls of ( la te # end, Eng*' plosion. Tho fifth w aivjiaycd .perfectly F orty one runs In th eir last entine pYu, who'has been lending! in four, and qn' the j h d r t sixth land, have asked the mayor to for­ five gam es—an nvornge of. eight! the pack up to today. Hagen netted ahothar 1 birdie. His ward thejr leap year proposals to ’ 1 p Sixty seven hits, an average of Hngen' shot a marvelous .72 on drive was e i |# tlr h feet from the any "likely" young men. more than thirteen! T hat’* apathy, the out-going nine of the thiid cup, and he rammed it home while provided you th ip b ^ tt. Vital wns round, und even a rnthor dismal .the gallery' cheered. maybe n bit too ntwld for E ng. .*10 coining in could not detract Hngen leaned on tho hall in the land’s standing army. The A thlet­ from the brilliance of his 72 for seventh, nnd got off sohie .700 Good Sized Crowd At ics ore (lie only club in either Ma­ the round, which mndo his 64 hole yards. Howell, rf A ' low brassic second Athletic Field To Jackson, jor League that has lost but one total 220, ns against Jurado's 221. iirought him into n bunker .70 If Fishing Season opens gnmc since Apr. J 8 . They have Junulo hod a 7U this morning, ns yards from the green. He chipped See Feds Get Heat Prishie, 2 b won eleven (in the meantime for a nulhreth, ;i did Bill Mehlhorn, another of till* out nobly to within a dozen feet May 16th. percen tag e"of .9lh and, if some­ A-.uerican pros. __ The Palm %onch Sheriff's out- Barnes, lit one doesn't stop them soon, the 1 Warren, cf Tackle for all Mohlhorn's 76 put him five be­ hit, outflelded nnd outsm arted tho American League race is due to hind Hagen und four behind Ju rI Robertson, Celery Fed* yesterday nt the Mun­ 1 Toppina, s< be closer than a coat of point, ndo, who nt this time were leading Rod and Reel Repairing icipal Athletic Field and came mil­ llymel, p Yankees or no Yankees. the show, with most of the field Our Specialty ' on the Inrger handle of ii 6 to 0 Porter, x The immediate answer is that, out: t^ico re . The Feds ge‘. eight hits but for thu first time since 1914, Con. HAGEN'S CAIU) Totals ..:I2 « 8 27. 17 If nie Mack seems to have m arsbal• they were scattered in nearly that Out 6 1 2 4 4 2 4 U 1 —1 .7 . x—hutted for Hymel in ninth. I cd all the forces th at go into the m any innings. . In 4 6 I 5 5 6 .7 I 4 —.10—72 Score by innings: [ creation of u winning rnmhinnToday the Sanford boys will try Sanford ....... 000 000 000 —o | lion—hitting, pitching, reasonably 148— 220. to keep from going down to de­ W ist Palm Beach 201 2U0 000 —5 J t ’It ADO'S CARD fe a t for the fifth straig h t time Out i 6 i i r. :i 6 n i —17. Two base hits, Ijirge, Buckles, fair defense behind the pitcher nnd slnco they came home from Ml* Beasley. Stolen bases, Buckles 2, the will to win. In 5 4 I 4 6 ,4 :i 4 0—19—Jfl — Tho outfit had hitting in 1926 146—221. -A** < am i Inst Monday. laical fans are Sacrifice hits, W urren. Struck out, EataBshrd I9M still hoping th a t' the winning by Mott 6 . Bases on balls, off Hy- nnd 1927 but the pitchers didn't MEIII.HORN'S CARD streak thnt Im right the Fed* six iiii-1 ti; off Mutt 8 . Double plays, have much beyond the rig h t idea. Out i i :» u t . n —.ic,. wins in eight tries on the roni Muf>uii 'to Buckle to Burke; Mott Hut today Grove nnd W alberg are Out 6 4 I 6 4 .1 I .1 4 —76. will return to them In the locul to Adair to Burke; Frisbie to Top- standing up like n best mnn und In 4 I 4 6 6 6 4 4 6— 10—76 ball park before they leave afte r pitio to B arm s; Hymel to Toppiuo lately Rommel and Quiuu have Is*, 149— 226. next Monday’s gome. ’ r . t to Burncs. Hit by pitcher, by Mutt gun to show signs of humun life. $811. j.i ..( ’II OGuiiul 2 i Buy A & G Brands—Get Bet Hymel, who guve Miami two ( Robert son L I**ft uii ban-a, Palm Of course, everybody is winning Hagen's Golf on the first nine ; sound drubbings in the Magic liturh 12; Sanford I. Time of with a club that plays a t the rule fulrly shone. The 1‘rineo of Wales City last week, wusn’t clicking rami-, 1 : 1 .6 . Umpires Davis und Ku of .917 oVer a iperiod of thru? ter Crops and Save Freight Was in the g u ild y und " d ir Wal ; yesterday afternoon. He dijhed out weeks bill the boys have been lo r" chose this uuspicioifs iK-casiun , •lx pusses and Die record slow* hi very particular about the number to stru t his stu ff before Royalty.i The No Filler Method Saves Noir Hu* didn't strike 'o u t n man. Mott, of runs they allow, anyhow. W alter wns his usual debonair self j . Freight nil the Filler and You STANDING 4 liar hurling far the Sheriffs, didn’t Over the Inst five game stretch, when.he drove off the first tee. l i e ' | 11tig fur everything his own way, bill Get the Same Amount of the oposltion, which happened to sent tho bull .700 yards down H , his support wns funct'oning as a be the Detroit Tigers nnd the St. middle of the fairway, played a j , llunUllnic Plant Food. well-oiled ban-bull muculnc should. Louis Browns, averaged less than beautiful mushie to the green, hut | , ’ The fans are giving the Celery three runs a game which, like the then spoiled the. performance by Feds the siippo.-t they need. The four cent nicklc, isn’t quite en­ taking three putts. t rrowd was anything but sninll ough. The Browns had gone p-ell On the secoiul hole he again | yesterday and the gt'iini|stand air! F E R T IL IZ E R , fc=* C O M P A N Y in W ashington. The Tigem w< re j drove well and played a mtrthic l>> | bleacher* were not ovur-sarrustic perking up in tiie West nnd in I the green. His putt for a liitdie | fyickso>CiilL<JtorULi a t tile failure of the Fed-s to tally. Boston. Muvhe you think it iiii'l hung on the lip of the rup. Rut • Box scon-: possible to perk uowii. But J.j he wasn't to he stopped, for on the < West Palm Ih-ach R. W. Deane, laocal Agent know it is, because that is what 1 third he got hi. Iiiltl lie overdrove \ all r h ii a e the Browns und Tigers did in Buckles, ss 4 1 2 6 I 0 the green chipped hack to within! I 1 ’hilndclphin during tin ' last seven Burke, lb 6 2 2 to u u days. Holder, If 6 u I 1 u u S o lic it y o u r o r d e r s fo r p ro m p t s h ip m e n t fro m J a c k s o n v illi •Some of our best second gues. Hogan, rf 0 " 0 I l> " sors are hastening now to point Large, rf 6 !l .7 I " " out th at Mack kicked one all over Beasley, cf I 0 2 2 It o the premises when he let Sam . Ctrisi, .1 b :t U ii | I u Gray gel away from that pitching Mason, 2b 6 0 I 0 :i o staff. He c e ita in l/ could use Adair, t .1 1 1 It 1 " G ray’s six out of seven. But the Mott, p :i I I » 2 o fact that he is finding Sonic tire Totals for tie- .192 halting nVernge of tin inun \ i bo figuicd in Gray trade. Slillfnnl 1 Here Again Today Sportsmen Be Ready ATLANTICSAND GULF San fon Florid luiiig, Sanford Buick Compmy u l' “ ANNOUNCES^A ~ r>oui mir MORE MILLIONS. REQUIRED TO SERVE YOU BETTER ‘T ’llh continued growth of the Southeastern State* will rcipurc .in expenditure of more than $27,17<i* (Y0 this year lor addiuum , extensions and replace­ ments to the Hell Telephone System in this section. Tliis big construction program follows a gross exqw-ndilure of more than $25,275,000 lor similar pur* pi *cs last year. A substantial share of this investm ent will be m ade in H iriJa and it is now estim ated that mure th a n 4,V 0 new telephones will be added in this state during 1928. 1 hesc Inrgr ad ditions and replacem ents are a p art » ' o u r policy of building in advance to keep pace " i 'l i iln- u n tilipntcd grow th und progress o f th e state. T!• * xpi nston makes th e service m o re valuable '• • ' • .u ru n irv and provides th e e n tire South* . ti unequalled m o Jc rn system of quick How Many Will You Save? T F your pctvly-arrivcd chicks could talk they^otxld say: not iced us until wc arc 72 hours old. Wc arc supplied with food during this period by the remaining nan of the egg yolks which we absorbed into our bodies just before we were hatched. When wc are 72 hours old give us a. feed which will pro- These And Many More Unusual Cid X “ Do r fvFp r Commencing Saturday May Are Priced To Sell Q ik Standard Six Sedan *I• «i » . i* - .V . * * * |I i * l/Mto>pt,ralt4) t E’cy know what it r iT ucwshiptiK^Tof^tartr • •»' Buick Standard Six 4 Pass. Couj Jordan Straight 8 Sedan Essex Coach Bauman Bros. 116 West First Street Phone 82 "The Store With the Checkerboard Sign” Corner P,ark Avenue and 2ud>t �■ s iVPrt! ss Ssnlord Herald *4 m n ttn k 5VS? TBX SANTeHD •*/: ' T h b Ii a l p . b a n f o r d . !, 1 0 2 * ,T . Mother’s Day ■r at k w i« r i n a n da. ’ivftif ' j 1 H i Am m m a?.'i perity and hnppines,, of all citizens. Every person in Sarasota county should direct their efforts to inter exting and calling nttention to oat" aiders to the great agricultural op­ portunities nnd possibilities of Sarasota county. SARASOTA CELERY CENTER SARASOTA TIMES i, i, i I) l ’T iii»,u » "HI■Rffw Jri irfiRaiwj oi »» f Sunday la M other's Day. To moat o f us th a t meana going t o a flower ahop, buying n g reetin g card or perhaps The shipment yesterday o f 2 , 1 0 0 1 vision nnd faith In this sfate nnd O K « k w 3 7 , 1X1*. •« Ik * P M i t l l n sending a w ire a t the last m inute if our m othera happen to crates of celery from the Palm er section has In the p o st few years M l u l t M , P io riu , u 4 n a n «| live elsewhere. To the older of us, it m ay mean poignant F arm s brings to everyone a realiza brought so many people and so i n i t n a o f H a r r * & 1 IW . memories of those who have passed from o u r lives, or Don of the tremendous im portance many milliony of dollars of out of mo;L L A K D l . d r a m siiii'.JJJ) su rp rise and joy at the th o u g h tfu ln ess‘of Our children in of this industry to S a ra so ta ,' and state capita) for investm ent. We H O W A R D IIH R Q are prone to forget these things in H L F * 1 JO N P 5S . . H i n d u M M n r CITY TRANSFER rem em bering us. In many families, both fa th e r and m other &! the county. Within a very short the busy rush of current events. & STORAGE CO. sh are in the day. • j v i H o u m o N J1A T R .H lime this county has been placed Thousands of people will be H s p r r t P l n n o m o v i n a , I l n a l l n * . M other's Day is not an old institution, but it is well In £v>- O o o T » * r .... .„ ..... *7.00 t r a t i n e . S h lp p lB * . a prum .nent position through­ brought here as a result of Mrs, 0X.VI established in the calendar of American custom s. Ten ?*!■» Month* ... . tl i l i- T r a c k P n r l l l t l c n out the country among celery Palm er's efforts nnd will be happy T fc re * H o n t k a P h o n e HM 200 S . M a p le A v e. 1*T C a r r l r r i m W t U . tu.ia years ago it had scarcely been conceived, and five y ears ngo‘ buyers ns one of the im portant and prosperous residents of this RALPH W. LOSSING Mgr. 1 \<* Htm ld. S u lo t d s flo o r.? »«»»• it was only beg in n in g 'to capture general attention. Today, eolcty grow.ng sections, and the county, contributing to tho pros­ p « l> rr, I t Ik i In lrn g * its observance in nation-wide. To the greeting card m anu­ immediate future holds much In r t n n a l H r r m . S * n l c f , f r r r l i 1n r I r o u t facturers, it is the second biggest day in th e year, giving »tcre fpr us as a celery section, i Ik U m ig trio f e ta i also us « general truck grow­ . i" l u r a l i t h m l — till w o i i l i A iU lr f * v « r » way only to C hristm as. The telegraph companies in the and i v*. IkU a l l I k f l f i d I a R m -ro la o t lk » ing region. seen a rem arknblc grow th in volume F. . n l l r r w o rltL Thr f . N . K. l a o a - past few years have Too much credit cannot he given :• p rrla ll* i l f l i l m l I n l ’to .1 4 - . » fvd t* o f -Mother's Day greetings. The candy m akers and th e to the Palm er Corporation and R. V O N k n l ffi> l. florists have found in it ever increasing sale for th e ir wares. K'. Thompson, for their foresight in * , r». T k r K riiJ H la n a i m k f r of Ik f * «* bringing this industry to Sarasota. A u d i t H u r t a n u f C l r c n l a l l o t i * . a n Each year, the day g ath ers fresh impetus. On improved City property nt 7 per cent. 3 to five year l k l l n a t O t K l .1 M o r l f l l i o n o f T a 'i * The late M il. P otter Palm er had Every son and d au g h ter «s he or she grows into manl l t k r r s A d r r f l l a r r a n o d A rlv rrtlx l u A lrih n k ltk r .q u lrr K f k hood or womanhood feels an added affection for his p a r­ tho proper vision of the Sarasota stra ig h t loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on good n t k U i k r t m r r a b r r t o u n t r n l t !<• n ents as he realizes th e trials and tribulations they have icrfion many years ago when shr a uCf m Iuni k o - r ud -ar i l lt o r »u rf l l » » uakl »« ~r t*i |il alll»o liri suffered in on*1 way or another in the rearing of children. selected this plnce to buy many business property. n il <ta lm a o f no " i l l « » thousands of acres of land and These grown children should heartily thank the man who started k M to tl k iK tn n o n k d k o d a . « a farm development here first .suggested settin g M other's b a y a p a rt ns a special whlrh will br a perm anent inonu* SANFORD BOND AND MORTGAGE CO. S.1TURDAT, Mar 11. day in the year. Eor this gives them an opportunity to m ent to her memory. bring extra happiness into the lives of th e ir m othera and I t is well th a t we give due consul . 112 E. Second St. b jb l e v m w k f o r t o d a y fath ers by some big or little special, token of affection. oration to these pioneers whose i MONEY TO LOAN H •Mill Mlrm nko« *. t %kil*. W.rw* in# I ll rk DIET ] went to hear a lecturer, • A scientific jay. He Mid, "Don’t mind whet yon prefer, You een't depend on teste, no elrl Don't touch tha foodstuffs th et you .-revo Els* you will fill an eerly grave; • You’ll llv# to rue the day." • i Meet and potatoes never blend; I m ustn't cat hot bread; I t fbcarva n most untimely end— "E at only what I rec-eommend." T sot and listened as he raved And damned the very things I craved. * "Prolong your lives," he said. H ■h: tnd'.i Ho spoke of spinach by tho ton. But other things—• not much. We should eat lettuce—every one— And walk n lot ou t In the aun; C u v bread with whiskers to its knees. E at fruits »o soft they will not w jn m e, • And such, and such, and such. a • ,- p i ; tv a 1 ; v ll •‘Wl! VI, I l l never go to hear again • A Iron T d hungry tongue. Wlwci I Icel- for ft vitamin t w ant u laf one. not caved-in: If I nvv t i.v# on grass and figs And r-^ot.. «r..t h 'rh s and parsley . c; n r .And vtui 1 that's fit for making . . . . wigs, yd la th ir die while young! V . L S In P*lm Beach Times. . Vamtf'"- dv.r > for th r I hr re t e srhonl kid.- I*' t l f Ua r a n t £ -> b ■' |1 time*. ,cv 1 ter i 1*011; il'.ll UnW , J'loir J, ■ K> T inlr The Greatest Woman Dur.’l • folgi't. your pull lux must be paid b r next Saturday unless 1 you hare haudrd over your dollar alrtndy. ' Note on Hie "back to the farm movement** in the classified page of tho ' Heraldi • WILL TnADE Cadillac Roadster for a pair of .jriuleC—1—— —------------ ------- -It Carrie Bollet, a Cleveland girl. Is planning to try a hop across the Atlantic this summer from Cleve­ land to Paris. They just won't learn better. The house has been investigat­ ing pneumatic bread. But we haven't seen the headline "Bad Bread Aired" as yet—Jacksonville Journal. 1 Two r f the most attractive per. arms in this best of all possible worlds are a young widow and an unlpstructed delegate to a nation­ al political convention.—Milwau­ kee Journal. , , . *. ------- ©------A New Jersey Judge, 72, Is be­ ing sued for alienation of affec­ tions. Add that to your Iowa spl. der, Texas homed toad, Shakes, peare-reading prise fighter, baby cig ar addict and talking dog.— Lakeland Ledger. MuraoRnl, in his Saturday Eve­ ning To t nut'-WorTnph*. says in effect, th a t every time some one faiffed him on the nose, ha came beck .a stronger man. n e sure m u st have had plenty of socks slipped to him in his younger (- - 1 ida prim ary elections, are still confusing the minds of many voters. A ttorney General Fred Davis, who spoke not long ago a t a political rally a t Geneva, gave an explana­ tion a t th a t time which, while it did not clarify the process of tabulating th e ballots, assured the voters th a t th e ir second choice votes would not cancel th eir firs t choice votes. The system by which nil the votes are tabulated, ac­ cording to a concise and accurate editorial in th e Florida Times-Union, is th is; The county canvassing boards do not elim inate any candidates. The two "top m en" are not decided in each county separately. It will require the total vote of th e en­ tire state to decide who are th e two "top m en” before any candidates are eliminated, and this is done by the sta te canvassing Ixiard in Tallahassee. County canvassing boards tabulate the vote of the county by precincts, showing th e first choice votes cast for each candidate and for whom th e electors on those ballots voted for second choice. T heir tabulation will show : .................electors v o te d ................first choice for A and voted ............... second choice for B. .............second choice for C. ............. second choice for D. ............ second choice for E. Then another tabulation showing first choice votes for B, and from those ballots the second choice votes cast for A, C, D, and E. There will be a seperate tabulation showing first choice vote for each of the candidates and how thos'1 electors voted for second choice. The .-omi-le'e county tabulation will then be sent to the •’’ate canvassing board in Tallahnssee, and thev will in the same m anner tabulate th e vote of th e entire state by counties. These figures will show who are th e two "top men" in first, choice votes. All other candidates will then be eliminated and second choice votes on th eir ballots for the two “top men" will then be added t o ‘th eir first choice votes, the one receiving the g re a test num ber of first and second choice votes being declared the nominee. .. Cooks nr* often decorated in Madame I'ierre Gurio a few d a y s a g o was voted the France. We f«*l like * crowning most illustrious woman in the world in a contest conducted bom* of ->m.—Florence (Ain.' by Le Quutidien, a Paris newspaper. The woman, famous Herald rtvr I Loch Arbor The place to build your home De Forest Sanford Realty Col Time For Preparation Needed Those having property, Mg or little, any wheT* | n County for sale please no'.lfy me early by letter, simpl, rtn l the fact, and giving the num ber of your aeparaie pieces. A form for boundary description and for display ffat| will then be mailed to you th a t your listings (without ship shown unless you so desire) may appear on October Pi Iiclty Sheets Will need some time to get all phases or a quick, pritlictblj system In p r i n t a b l e shape. ; Farm ers,—please don’t fo rg et to w rite those T r o p pr criptiona” and bo Bure to sign your nam e to them. Suth treatise will lie a small m atter to you h u t a "Great tilfl" i Our County’s New C itiiens. W ith you for Seminole until th at name becomes a *jnon» for Wholesome Prosperity. H .A .Speir Sanford Florida ------------------ O ' --------. THF: H EIRS OF GOD—The Second Choice Votes rightocd* J ia ll never be removed but the wicked shall not inhabit the earth.—Priv. 10:30. Second choice votes, th e bugbear of conscientious citi­ . PRAYER— Blessed are the meek zens who wish to express th e ir choices accurately in Flor­ far they nhall Inherit the earth. HIP irt ■u day*. * tf, _t_ ♦ Hoover says he hasn't spent a c e n t' oh his - cam paign, fo r the m anager y v trrd a y told the u n it e campaign fund committee •that a q u arte r o f .a million dollars had been apent over the United 'fR a le e .-H e tb e rt certainly has gen­ erous friend*. _f *----------- ° -----------1' r A new Invention,by way of a u to bum per made of ru'-iW - it I* M id. will relieve the car from u • J a r when ctriking an object while traveling a t the ra te of 36 rniJeb an hour. W ell - bet it won't even ja r tl>*' nerves o f t h e ' average d riv er when he atrikes a pedei- Bcporlcd-Stnr. • * Mi, k MEETING Monday Longwood Library The Candidates For Office In Sem inole-County- - - - - because of her scientific studies and discoveries, was chosen over the great women of the th eater, the concert hall and the sport world. Madame C urie is most noted for her work with radium, first with her husband, and since his death, alone. The womnn scientist led the late Sarah B ernhardt, who. until her death six years ago, was the idol of France, by 8,000 votes in a total of 08.000. The leading American woman in the contest was Ituth Elder, made famous bv her nnar- tf affift-fligM -fiom tin . Uilltim~States to the middle of the Atlantic. She was among Lite first ten until the final count put her into eleventh place. She received 26,088 votes. Mary Bickford followed the g.rl flyer as the next American. She polled 20.000 odd votes. Madame Curie would never have won first place in an American contest. She is well-known in this country but h er name is not often before the public. R uth Elder would have stood fa r above her. Yet the French choice could not have been more accurate. Among the women of the world living today there is not one more fitted to bear the title of "m ost illustrious" than is she. H er work w ith rad ­ ium is one of the outstanding achievem ents of the first quarter of this century. THE INDIANA RESULT JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL Defeat of Secretary Hoover in the Indiana Republican primary was a severe blow to his candidacy, notwithstanding he hux more Ilian 400 delegates instructed or cluimed. Prim aries in which the actual voice oi the people is recorded count hoavily in the final selection for they reveal u candidate's vote­ getting abilities. In Indiana it was Hoover against the 'ield, but his failure to triumph over it will be used by his foes with effective force. They will point to his de­ feat in the Hoosier state and the loss of delegates throughout tin Middle West, which will.be u bat. cannot hold thiRepublican vote. They will vay th at loss' of support in these states, which the Republicans must have if they expect to defeat Governor Smith, virtually certain to be the Democratic nominee, re­ veals h weakness in n section where the party cannot afford to tuke chances. It is significant Uml Mr, Hoover lost the rural vote in Indiana. It is of little rviil comfort to Mr. Hoover that he lost to a fuvoratc eon. For Senator Watson represented a machine thul ought to be discredited. He is fa r under presidential sice, and It is alto, gelhcr improbable th at he will get more than the complimentary vote of his state for a few ballots. In­ diana jvolitics has been too corrupt for the national p arty to take th r risk of connection with it that the nomination of Senator Watson would entail. It was not Mr. W at­ son alone to whom Mr. Hoover lost, for the senator had the sup­ port of friends of other aspirants who saw enhancement of th e.p ro s­ pects of th eir favorites in defeat of the cabinet ny’mbcr. He failed st-slimi lilm cilr Sthdhgcr than the field among the voters. The commerce secretary is still far in the lead. But Mr. Mellon has pot yet spoken in public. There are still a large lot of uninstruciid delegates, and the affiliation of a number claimed for Mr. Hoover Is in dispute. -We- n n y now expect ttj hear more talk of d raftin g Mr. IW Iidgv, and tulle uf Dawes will 1>e. come stronger for he- is popular in Indiana. Indiana has given political ob. servers food for much thought, and most of all Mr. Hoover. On June 5th. the people go to the polls to decide who shall be elected to serve them in the various offices of Seminole County. Each and every voter should attend the political speakings, hear all the candidates state their platforms and express their views. In this way only can the people be assured that their choice is elected to office. This Advertisement Paid For By: E. H. Kilbee A. I). Smith Candidate For T n\ Assessor Candidate Constable Dlst. 4 ( andidatr County Commissioner Hist, 3 . May Belle Maxwell L. A. Tate Candidate Supt, Public Instruction ( endidate Constable Hist. 4 Joe D. Chittenden R. R. I)eas C. M. Hand Candidate Re-election Sheriff E. E. Brady Candidate Sheriff D .L. Thrasher A. Vaughan C andidate Re-election Tax Aivesor Candidate Clerk Court L. P. Hagan Fank Evans * Candidate Tax Aascssor - ‘JL / W. E. White - t andidatr ITOaecuIIng Attorney J. F. McClelland R. C. Wilcox J. G. Sharon Candidate Sheriff C andidate Constable Hist. 4 W. Lawton Candidate Supt. Public Instruction E. K inlaw Candidal* Constable Hist. 4 i S. A. B. Wilkinson Candidate County Judge T. ^ Candidate Clerk Court Candidate L egislature Group ! Candidate Re-election County Judge r V Jno. G. Leonardy Candidate R e.rlectljn Prosecuting AU'y. L. . . * - - - ■*- ~ ' ' ~~ E. E. Walker L. T. Bryan S. F. Long* C andidate F of Sheriff Constable D istrict 4 Candidate County Commissioner I Mat. 5 U-l,r . 14th * �I JWfiJMUilUtJWH'PUl “ u ,tl" " " " ....... ■- w r\" •*- - _ __ •• ■' *-- * *• ‘ Off|c« T e f c p h o ile ’1/48 MJjLS. F R E D S S . D A I G E R , S o c ie ty E d ito r R e sid e n c e THURSDAY Semipole C hapter No. 2 ,0 . E. S. will hold m eeting nt 7:30 o’clock a t the Masonic Temple. FRIDAY Busy Bee Sowing Club will meet with Mrs. G. S. U ttrell. Dolores Del Rio Is Halfcast Dancer In Milane Film Today Personals 11.*!?**?*1 ■ u Seven, M rs/A . It. Willpit I huirinuu, will meet with Mr?. f*ri? Miller, at <>ni Magnolia |»M c -i . !u o'clock [Cin-l, Eight. Mrs. (*. M. Boy*l Rurtnan, will meet with Mrs. C. 5iitigg> i)tl Mm On S treet ut foul pbek. Mr?. M. |(. Borland the it? pttste hostess. ffird t Nine, Mrs. C. A. Byrd P*:rniini will meet with Mrs. F* NWoodmff, f,20 ; Ouk Avenue at ^10 o'clfK-k. "? TUESDAY I Azarian ( la?? of the First Bap* Fj f Inin h wilt meet ut 7:3ti Ptbck ut the home of Mrs. Ini fcj'.hvvard. 1 1 1 2 l?uurc] Avenue, j*ftu?irit*.*ss m eeting of the Muse ®t}artwi*nt uf (hi; Woman's (Till* r 1 !•*■ held at 3:(!l) o'clock, fottd by n giogrum at l: 0 'l ,locl. hunoiing the f'evilimi Mg;-f Robert J. Holly Jr., wiU enthe members of the Duplii'ige Club at her home in Kiri church Evening Prayer A Sermon 5:00 Young Peoples Service lam gue 0:30 I*. SI. WiJ Inosdny evening Rector's Bible Class 8:00 P. M. A cordial welcome to any ol lh;?u services is extended to all. vA Exceptionally enjoyable as well as lovely was the bridge party wiven Friday afternoon when Mrs. M. Minarik entertained the mem­ bers of the Lottaphun Bridge Club at her home on Laurel A v e n ^ . Brightening the rooms o f * i l s cosy home were baskets of EnstYr lillies ami gladioli arranged with pleasing effect. Scores for the gaipes of auction bridge were kept on tallies dune in baskets of jonquils and when the usual number of ro u n d s'h ad been played, it was fount! the first prize, u lose crystal flower bowl hud been won by Mrs. O'Connor. The cut prize went to Mrs. Chris Matthews, it bying n dainty blue crystal tea bell. Mrs. J. E. Cour­ ier wo.a a box of Coty’s powder as consolation prize. Refreshment** consisting of frail salad m oulded'in thu various cord symbols, assorted sandwiches, nut bread, and' iced ten were served at the conclusion of the gam es by the l)o?tens. The players were Mrs. J. K. Courier. Mrs. .1. F. 'N. Huddleston, Mis. O'Connor, M rs/jL’.hris M at­ thews, Mrs. lleecher Kwnl of W in­ ter Park, Mrs. Clifford W alker, Mrs. Frank W. T albott ami Mrs. Minarik. F irsl C hurch oT t h r is lia n S c ie n tist CARD OF THANKS Mr*. W. H. Lowry and small daughter, Nina 1‘rai.l Howry re ­ turn* d home Thursday evening from Plaines. Ga., and DinningImm, Ahi., where they have been spending scleral weeks. We wish to thank our many friends for their sympathy an I kin lines? during the illness and on the death of John Jackson Fiji: gerald. Mrs. J. .1. Fitzgerald. Mi J. F Williams, Mr*. W 1.. D nilci, Mr?. W. M. Stokes, M rs 'flu him F itz­ gerald. J L. Filzg* Mild. II. A F it.-gcnild. J. I F itzgerahi, It. I.. Fitzgi raid. .Mis. John Moisrh Jr., and Mrs Riiljih Steven.*, nmloied Thursday to Prlaim l where they went to vis­ it Mrs F. McKenzie Davison who is ill ui tin1 Pol.iUtd llnspilal. ,ia*ksonviii■. Mrs. Chase Honored Willi Surprise Party • Christian Science services are held every! Sunday-iiioinittg at tlie Woman's Cluli, ::15 Oak Ave. at 11 o'clock. Suudn; School nl 1(1 o'clock. Subject far tomorrow, "Mortal? and Im m ortals." Wednesday ••veiling services, which include testimonies of C hris­ tian Science healing, a r e ‘also held in ilic Woman's Club ut 7 o'clock. This Church maintains n free Reading Room. M7 F irst Nation­ al Bank Building, where the Bible anil all mitimri.-c,! C hri-iian Sei*in c litcruiure may In* rend, bor­ rowed or pmchas**<l. Open Weil m'•tiny and Saturdm from to f> (tut* of the loioliesl affairs anil j I one in v.hith the artistic taste ol 1 • the hostess ivas reflected in every *■' i way, wo the Inti Tieon iiiul br.ilgc party gin'll by Mr*. Sidney I'hitsc, l i io .i j.a i her b. ic at \\ ntdriioli ". I "ixo’ ng Ml.*. S '• ( ha.?' I he at Su fair laid been nnaiigcd a a *ut th ! to the gac t ■i ii").. i | w,i I 'th e attract n i'll *■■(>-■ uted lon> h f'o *">n t.ihh* was cent c*-l v i*li a low th. innUlid o pond I llo I In a* lo.ilv lilos uni, were nl:** aim ngeil it rol l (l. h place. Till* cnlol -. of 1*1111?', t gre* ii and yell iw u etc i.iriioil <nit in evel'c ileieil. Tin* *inii|n*■ |d;o*o iiird? Were* pen jiml ml. ?k*-lelu-> **f ; famous women. The giie-i? w c ic .j I given slip? ami wen* n-hed to l,.|, mulch their irtnin and slips. ■^,*1 A fter a delaioti? six *»*ui o _ iim i'lw ii, (inn'll* nf la‘q|e|. wen i-n sun were lAjiiie! r*'?Hieiu? id' >.111r.u.l and their hast? *>f friend* ink sketches were used and w-hcu j arc delighted t*> learn tlr.it they scores had been totaled the first , have returned t,> t!li? *ity prize, a lovely pitcher, was award* 1 cd Mrs. George G. Herring, while j Ml-?. Beecher Kent id’ Wil l * Mrs. M argaret Barnes, who held IYi i L f pent 1 inlay !»«**•• a? tin.- next highest retire, received a dain guest oi Mis. M. Minarik. ly *aid disc. Mrs. F. S. Vcraay won the consolation prize, a cor­ sage of on hills. Mrs. ('litise wa? I resented a dainty vanity, and the holders <f top sm e ill each table* v.cie given luoiil made handker­ chiefs. They were Mrs. Elton Moughtnu. Mi-. H arry Papworth and M*?> M artha F*'\. Enjoying thi-**vr*i'ul hospitality of Mrs. t ’hase were Mrs. S. O. t hnsc. Mi? IT F WTiiliter, Mrs.A. I P. Connolly, Mrs. Alexander Vaugiutn, Mr?. G. Irving I.oucks, Mrs. H arry Papworth, Mrs. E. D. Mobley. Mrs. Elton Moughton, Miss Martini Fox, Mrs, Hurry J. | Wilson, Mrs. F. S. Vcrniiy and Mr?. I George G. Herring all of Sanford; Jjjr DU. J. C. IIOW EL^ Mrs. La Rue Bliss. Mrs. George MeCtifloeh and Mrs. T, A. Neal of 200 West (lore Ave. Orlnmlo nnd Mrs. M argaret Barnes Orlando, Florida of Wliidemere. hints The Nellie T urner Circle of the First B aptist Church enjoyed n "spend Die dny p arty ” Wednesday nt Kissimmee ns the guests of Mrs, L. II. Lamb, n former mem­ ber. At noon u sumptuous picnic luncheon was served a fte r which an enjoyable program was pre­ sented as follows: “ Welcome” hy Mrs. N. C. Bryan; Response, by Mrs. Charles M arshall; talk, by Rev. T. S. Hubert, Reading by Mrs. Fnrle Luplot! Song, "M other Machrce", by Miss Ruth Herzberg; Reading by Mrs. 11 . .R K raft ;Sung "Old Timo Melodies", Misses Leslle, Ruth and Ethel Joiner; Read­ ing, by Gloria Mach; Song, “ Li tidy Lou." by Miss Ruth Herzberg. Those present from Kissimntoe were Mrs. Joiner, Sirs. N. C- Bry­ an, Mrs. W. H. Jones, Mrs. H. 11. Kraft, Mrs J . Earl Lupler, Mb*. Youilt'I Johnson, Mrs. .1. It. Sinqu* fielil, Mrs. E rn est Mach, Mrs, J. V. .Morgan, Mrs. W. M. Silver, Miss Ruth Herzberg, Miss ~Killh Joiner, Miss Leslie Joiner and Miss Ethel Joiner. From Sanford were: Mrs. F. It. W hittle, Mrs. It. Z. Johnson, Sirs. C harles F. Marshall, Mrs. \y. K . Dunnwav, Mrs. W. II. Hand, Mrs. C. It. Rudd. Mrs. C. G. Gannon, Mrs. E. J. Taylor, Mrs. 1. E. Eat ridge, Mrs. A. L. Kelly, Mrs. H. G. Atcthvin, Mrs. II. B. Odum, Mrs. A. C. Williams, Mrs. F rn i Myers, Mrs. Sidney J, Nix, Mrs. George W. Huff, Mrs. J. D. Dossey, Mrs. it. K. Peurifoy, Mrs. Vnlio Williams, Mrs. II. S. llnm rick, Mrs. Orion Stcnstrom , Mrs. Don McDonald and Mrs. L. B. Brngg. f i k SY b a p t i s t >■*»*» lr |:Hf. U»Tr |>-r»t i n r r p ciiuitc r G,VEN ‘Bftnday Aliool 0:30 AYM." M others’ Day features In the schooL. Morning w arship and sermon l i A. M. Sermon subject, "Conscious­ ness Which (lives C haracter tt> One’s Conduct.” Young People’s Unions 6:45 o'clock. Evening service 8 o'clock. S er­ mon subject, "The M other Who Reminds One of God.” The day will carry the spirit of Mothers’ Day. Church family hour and prayer service Wednesday evening 8 o'clock. The F irst B aptist Church offers a warm welcome to nil, , TO PRESENT OPERETTA ClceK, the pupils or tne w e st mac P rim ary school will present a Fairy o|H'tetta "A Rose Dream,” in two s enes, a t the Junior high school auditorium . The Word* of this delightful operetta wen* w ritten by Gertrude Knox Willis and the niusic by Mrs. It, R. Forman. The synopsis of th e piny is: In itio Rose has wandered away from her homYTantTi* fh*t nlfd falls asleep. The fniries find her and the Fairy Queen designates Hop-. O-My-Thuhib to guide Tier through "The Land o f the Lost" and la t­ e r 'to "F airyland” her kingdom. Littlu Rose with n hand of roses ns her body guard sees much to de­ light and interest her. In the second part, they hhvo brought her to Fairyland itself, where Hie lovely Queen of Foirifts holds eourt. The fairies nnd clv rt do th eir best to entertain her. A mortal child can never stay, ill Fairyland but for a any. Mr*. Frank S m ith’*** imkit :d*lightfully .surprised, .*fucad*y eve­ ning at her home oiUFreneh Ave­ nue, by the members . of the San*, j ford Rebekah^ l.odgc. The Eve­ ning was pleasantly spent w ith playing progressive Bunco. A t r*. Into hour refreshm ents of cake and punch were served. « i4 a 'I hone enjoying this a ffa ir w ere *; Mrs. B. R. Gray, Mrs, A. F. Bell, Mrs. J* 11. Ferguson, Mrs. A, E. Dobbins, Mr*.- Mary M anning, ; Miss E sther Hughey, ,Mk* F ra n ­ ce* 'Hughey, ;.M h. yV. I.'H u g h e y and. Mr*. Fi*ax\k .Sm ith., . MRS HARVEY EN TER TA IN S Mr*. Shelly H arvey en tertained the member* of the Busy Bee Sowing Club m ost delightfully. Fridny nftem on a t h er ap artm en ts on Holly Avenue. The room* tbp hostess served fru it salad, raltines and cuke. Th<* noxt m eet­ ing wrill.be held a t the home of Mrs. G. S. Llttrcll. Those nttepding this * ffalr wen* Mrs. Rhleigh King,, Mrs. J , •rC. Stapler, Mrs. G. S, IJttreU , Mrs. Carl ‘Chorpcnihg, Mrs. C. A. Anderson J r „ Mr*. Jasp e r Will­ iams, Mr*. R. E. Hutto, and Mrs. J. IV Hnrvpy. (Jacksonville—S laughtering of cattle for local consumption and interstate shipment* resumed at o.M Armour plant on Talleyrand nvciiue. ' c " i t * 'i -.. .— t -------------:— r Green Qove S prings—Rapid progress being made on erection of Buimell—F lagler county planted new Lewis American theater, at Ft. Myers—Plan approved for approxim ately 2,200 acres Irish re a r of. Isrwis building on w alnutstreet. . plant ng royal and coconut palms potatoes this seaqpn. nnd Anstrnlnn jrines along high­ S tarke— Bradford county used a way? of Lee county. loiitl o f -176 ton* of fertilizer d u r­ ing Mnr*“\ < THE FIRST N A T L BANK .‘*TI>* * * i k of S rjr r k T ? ., ( ’ures Chills jiml Fever, In (e m iitten t, R em ittent and IliliuuH Fever due to Mularia It kill? tk r t i r r n i i A lw ,a y s LON CHANEY fur Sundm wiM in- u Glad-* to Welcome > 'V j* i m V t j . _ g .. Y ou. Here Drop In! TODAY Dolores Del? ltio A in tv lift,*il in > *uT(UiI iii'Id'irH Cordially yours. (< ;k «culi it **t 4:ii* 11m*I* **i IVinIcL litnril ImiMi, .i l l !t-'iijL’It i ’ h *V‘M<tci!*. ‘THE GATEWAY OE THE MOON" Il.it i n 11* 1si iiii.i\ Li 11-1ill iiiiii .«•! rh r 11111m, Mi'hi MullI - cm vc Id ihc k i t .it tin* I t o i|c-t i 11•( i Tlirn* i" .nl h c l i i\v i n l-c idhi M c hi Yet Ini tlie h l o t n c ICUUUT> **i th* Imw(h > hi c.t !• •! i llcyl pi.in in l1m,* "iMinnu ii I Nfnluiiu, 1\ nI> h* tilth IIU- The opening' of McMullen's Barber Shop on aPlmelto avenue next to lire depart­ ment. We will he open for business Monday morning May 14th, We will appreciate your patronage. Cashier. Comody-SpuiTtlght jV»? HANKY Is revealed now it great emotional actor in i Irvc tragedy of Hie tnnbark the sawdust ring. I Belasco made a great stage "j rrs? of it — Hrcliun has Hindi into the film masterpiece of | Jenr. “T h e F rie n d ly L a n e y ’s E. F irst St. Sanford Drug S tp te ” Prescriptions Filled Prom ptly * .. *‘3 U# VI* And A ccurately?.^— . "*r ****-■• ** C R Y ST A * L l a k e RABBITRY 1 at, ' ’ ; Chinchilla Steel es, New Zealand Reds, New Zealand j • w w t« t , * , *•:*. . Voung nnd.old Stock1 F■OR SALE Bring The Children Out T q Sre TKcm ..... J ■ * * I: , .f rdl »*' **» ••1, —' - * «• * ?junj , I'alm etto revenue . *| »i . V */ 1' N ext to Fire D epartm ent Dying Of A Broken Ilcarl n|i**uklnH I li tiM *»f i li*’ h '.ii'i ifi. it i•i i if ii i *i t lie nrilliiai > “ ,l.i|»l »l 1*1 *.living; III Ilk** lll’Hlt <O' tn.ii hn iMruc iIhuu "f iliiM” ‘ " •ft«tlt tilt! *»f hl*M»d r YI i • tiuotii* llfr, l**11Vi J**un - "I i^l* i* iipvhiti nfcijimlloii, mii.ing k ill 1taI«* «Im>. fon**> 1*' *1 DijH up <mil -rur lit-rd, a n il " 1h - jtliU*! » iuw of 1h«' I•**n> i hui f •€*o | •I** u»;*-<l f«iri' or**, a I Ira M tv « nnt nf flV**. w *■' n|>(*rlallzfiii? In Iio U -* u i g U i i l U l - flC* H ill ipratm* HI •*! dlftcaftA" • I ('» « * * * • ■ ’ * ............- j , Write nr |>li*>ii<' (nr (r*--e liter* lutu .rail_vuu»ult*UuO. PRINCESS TODAY HtaU-HMf'H oil u t M u a r h . m «l rrrlu m . fOU W . *till i A}*** l * I* ph ij li r 4 V>& Y m f w i l l I k nurwrlM**! M * , meet Bridge Club Enjoys Nellie Turner Circle Mrs. Minarik Party Hns’Enjoyable Party Daily Fashion Hint Mi?. R, T. Humphrey? retume*I Imme Thursday from Waycras?, Ga.. wlit'ii1 she underwent nil op­ eration at the Wnycfoss hos)iitni, l i r m l t,r l.l*i*sl v e s s e l . I n .*r.t,-r *" "•ujfhteri of Vealey Claaiti pL <1,v l.it.. till* «-oLitlt(on. H o l e I* ■* L ^lrsf MethcMliat Church will u r c u l ' d e n i li,*' r s K . nl c a l l *l>> I1" I,( i n l i e slO'iitil e u l l l v u l r l - l i ' C ' - r i - l meeting at 3:.'|0 o'clock st.ii*, . Iitit king Ilf- ............ . *'• L horn** of Mrs. (trover Hpor- \t>l..ll t h e l*l»> M ' l l l t . h e e l ' *r“ .tuu***'!?? Mrm a nd _c1*,in, l*e*‘l* K 1' rj,» in Koit Mellon. ■ k i n nllvi* nriiv a v l l ' e L Business Women'* Cirelo of thr (*1 1 1 Ii I n g , u i r I*.1 1n •* a n d Mill f r l c l i ' D h u l l o , !%««(» Ut*’ w H t fl U d r i u n l»> C ' Presbyterian Chureh wjth *<-U-mini* illrllug* nnd , MV JIV'' T urner Chuirimin, Kill lik in g n, U >r|» f lic I**j V* i'-1 »' 111 1 1 1tuit i *,*n n o r m a l , l l n i l % w*> * ji tin * *- < vai n P"'l »t h:0 i| o'clock at the home of u d n y , a n d i f >«•** huv** *i**jnJean Maxwell, 327 West •»rrl»'*l‘lft «*r an> f «»rm »*f i * * i a i IrCinLlr. tlM\ c It ill tt-ll'K-d Ut *11- inVri^ir L; Street, with M ils Maxwell, it II*.I u n i ) i-dUit'K ( • ( • n * l l p w r ,TT J * l»*irothy Slukcs utid Mj?? m l If m>» f*» I m d t o n i l i lm .1 jf»n«l**» uT iC/L'Vy, a n d In jlfn*;. » ,lla Rdiamond ns lioitf.?*-?' tuft* «<n« is *1■■v d f l ' f t mirr**,T ♦ OotltMC «*.**•'g*ll'•-* L|s«! »•» ci*iic*'i ***' We d n e s d a y o u h o l kind liiliut'i’vt I" t a b o o . I vy.iuni 'Hit Turner Circle of tliu F irst plij t Jm uttv u f l h e m *ui a l l I* 1M l ,>; uIdH ,, ,, u,t Church will m eet Bt tbu U vI»r. Jo*. t.'tJiwIii llnw**ii,# I** ^ Mis. J.. D. Dossey a t 3:34* Ytur* iiu cilcr In U iU np'». / *ilh Mr*. Do?e*y, Mr*. B. tJ & M * irtJM ■ •i n ’*% k*A $4\S»i*3,.. - . * -j CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Corner Park Avenue nndoThird Street. Rev. Jo h n Hermini '.Root, ministcr. ■ Ciiurcli .School ti:4f> o'cloeje. Morning Worship 11:00 o’clock. Polk City—Extension of mains Pageant, "The Mothers of Ant- for new waterw orks system here erica.” written by Vent a Towner, nearly completed. nt 8:011 o'clock; Lake W orth—S tandards in­ UPSALA LUTHERAN CHURCH stalled for new Lake avenue white Rev. F, Swenson,' missionary w uy lighting system from F. E. C. pastor of Aiigust;ins Synod),will railway trucks to Lake W orth hohl services at the Upsnln L u th ­ bridg*. eran C hurch'nt o'clock. Bn)»tism will be conducted ut this service. Mrs. William Wilson of Doug­ las, Ga., is visiting here as thu truest of Mrs. 8 . O. Rhinliolser on (Jak Avenue. irrli Tim e, Mrs. Howard Long wnmn, will meet with .Me. tty Pardon, 1217 Oak Avenue Tlltl n't lin k Mis. John If th, a ciute hostess. cro ss Fifth Sunday a fte r E aster. Holy Communion ?:30‘ A. "M. Church School tl:45 A. M. . Morning Prayer A- Sermon lt:0U FIRST METHODIST CHURCH We shall be pleased to have nil friend.* and visitors in the city to worship with us in the reg u lar services, Sunday. ;• !.’> o'clock, Sunday School, U. W. Ware superintendent. 11 :li0 o’clock, Dr. W. P. Iluhrmun will preach. 7:00 o'clock, Kpworth League. 8:00 o'clock, 'sermon, by the pastor. F. L. Crosby tins beep cnIMI to New York by the illniss of hi.* small grandson. Ilf t in !**► of t he First Pi *• prian < Ii .n li -will me* l at th ■.wing pin* e»: fifili Kuo, Mi?. J. I), Woodruff In'cit with Mrs. H erbert Bus■CcL-i .v Avenue at 3:20 o’clock, pith, ii'-ocinte IioMcra. pajc T u n, Mrs. I, I. Frazii’t' p*M Rn*so!|, Celery Avenue fcfmitn, will meet with the Wtuzii.nl her home on Ccler> iruc j|t uiic o'clock for lunch- nitmau. will meet with the knuatt ||er hum*', 4500 Oak FUaic at 3:30 o’cloek. Tilt I*’ I ive, Mrs. J. O. Jluff birnian, will meet with Mrs. G. I Brown, 1 11 1 Park Avenue at No'*lock for luncheon, firck- Six, Mrs. H. M. Rmnldey airman, will meet with Mrs. hhdil Ut ail in Sun Lanin at 3:30 holy T e l, 37 MONDAY ^ of West Side P rim ary iflj .present a play "The mt ciljf of Spring ’ ." a t a3:00 Mr. and Mrs. S. O, Chase have Cgthe Jipiior High Schopl. returned home from Asheville. [Vj 0f the First M ethodist L\, where they spent ten days at L rilj nject aV,d:.ifP t'Vluck their lovely summer home. r i f l i n g pluccs; Mrs. G. F. Smith left Wednes­ UNo. <«®* T. F . Ad* day evening for ismisyille, Ky„ jrtdcr. meets with Mrs. Ben where she was called by tin* illneas 4 on Celery Avenue, with of her sister. (csrue and Mrs. Shoem aker The “ Wear Ever" D em onstra­ E k No, 2. Mrs. J. A. Rogers tion Luncheon to have been given K meets with Mrs. Sain Monday nt 12:.'!0 o'clock nt the Purish House for the num bers of , 1415 Gak ‘Avenue. both Women'? and St. Agnes K ko.-J, Mrs. W. E. Raines, K accU with Mrs. J. R. For- Guilds has been called off. ■ jlJ East Fifth S treet, with Tlie many friends of Mrs, Pnn* Irortcst and Jfrs. R. G. Hicknie McConnell will regret to learn K* hostesses. tbnt she i? q u ite ill nt her home on I . Ik, 4, Mrs. 11. II. Chappoll Elm Avenue. K n e els w ith Mrs. J. H. Tillis, ■ fin A v e n u e . i " t -• * - TffE SANFORT) TOUAXH. SANTOITT), FT.OHTIT^. -gATt’RDAV. MAV12.‘ l ^ * * 3">iT.Ii Erf At 'The.Chuckles L > No. 5 Mrs. .S. O. Shinhol* E g , 1 meets with Mrs, T. C. I on West F irst Street. E k No. G. Mrs. J. M. McCas” Kt'iir, meets with Mrs. J. P. ■ 1501 Palmetto Avenue. E v Lanihreth Circle *»f the Elletlu»list Church will meet E t o'clock at tlie home of Mrs. pB olt (’ii Palinettu Avenue Kllr?. Bolt. Mrs. Jernigun and ■ Y. T. Laird as liostcssc*. E l a r monthly business nud E meeting of the M arie Rnffo Ewry Society of tlie M**tim* ■ Church will be held nt 8:00 L t r.t the chureh annex. All pier? are urged to attend. Elicit [her is ^ a s k i# to bring her p r n? the program will lie a Ether’s Day” program. Lyul meeting nnd election of Etn of the St. Agnes Guild nt I o'clock nl the P arish House, led) (’lass of Women's Guild Brly Cross Episcopal Church at It o'clwk at the Pnrish House, ree Kigali Club will meet n*. faptisl i hurch at 3:.'I0 o'clock ft Mr- Merriwcnther G. Is-wis It Mrs. t In fold W alker as lios*.- ' f . Colonel Tim McCoy •WYOMING T h ere's nothing th at will tak e the edge o ff of these hot days tike milk— the coolest, most refresh in g drink you can get. Two or th re e 'g la sse s each day .will In? crease your vitality w onderfully; quench your th irs t satisfactorily and liuild you uo where th e usual su m ­ m er, runs you down. You should drink It a t home1’ be­ tween meals. ■_ g Look fur our name on the cap of (he bottle you buy. W hen you see Seminole Cream ery Co. printed th e re you know you are getting the most healthful, s a fe s t drink on the m arket. Milk handled lo (his plant— Is pure and 7 healthful. Cull us and leave your Increased sum m er order. ' KING OK T H E JUNGLE' ■Krazy K»t Comedy Reduced Prices All this week, on 2B x -I.JO T ires and Tubes Second hand tires in differ ent sizes a t reasonabl prices. Columbia Miu Only lpw overhead, volufne sal short ■profits,;quick turnovers p* . ■ -V. : r s mit us to offer these marvelously good tires at lower prices than you have been paying fort even cheap inferior products. Call and see us F.>fi, HINES - '(A f S * - ,; - sn n m i^ -sr: I'hone ?66 201 Hast Commercial St ] r-; �>• PAGE FIVK i THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1928 (Legal Nolle*") ev»: H tu?fj?|fi f<rfs% si^R:mvrt’!« 3 , yive?y;?'i»vr*- ^AGE FOUR rm 3 iT DAY, MAY 12. 1028 P R O B E SHOWS HOOVER STAND O N B IG ISSUES British Public'WShowing ' Decided Interest In Tennis Matches ToBeHeldlnJune (Continux'd from jingo 1) Secretary was unopposed. "Did any candidate oppose Mr. Hoover in Now Jersey " “Tho WIMBLEDON, May 12.—The sentim ent there was so nlrong fur British Lawn Tennis Champion* Mr. Hoover"—Good began—'“ I did ships opcn'ng nt Wimbledon on not ask nlmut Mr. Hoover's strength," BuVkfcy1 said. "Did he June 25 promise to bent nil previ­ hnvc an fipbotidnt?'' "I don't ous records, Bo far as the public interest- is think so"' "Y^u c'duld liave an­ swered that without evnp-miUng concerned, the beat test is that about Mr. Uopvbr’k.sirejigih,". said more money has been returned to Barkley." " I f 'sentim ent' was so unsuccessful applicants for sdats strong tlu ire /b r Mr. HooVcr, ivhat than ever before—in fact mote tnohey was tendered than would was the I'J.OtlO spent fo r?" have filled the ground twice over "I don’t know—they handled it, themselves without consulting us." during the tournam ent. Good refused to designate himself ’ In the. second place, the meeting us Hoover’s ertmpnign manager. will prnbnbly lie more representa­ Bcnator Stciwcr (U) of Oregon tive of the world's host players then rend Hoover’s testimony thnt than ever before. A Frenchman, H. Cochcl is tho Good hod more responsibility in his organization than any one holder of tho Singles Champion­ else. " lie never told, me th at," ship, The other four premier Men's Good ndded. '. . . events,. Ladies' Singles, Doubles, Ladies’ Doubles. nnd Tho W est Virginia iltu.-ttiou way again touched ujxin. BuVktey asked w hether Hooyer tried to mnV.e n deal with Senator (luff (It) of W est Virginia, the state’s '“ favor-1 itc son" candidate. Good* said ; Hoover anti Goff were friendly , nnd this led tn negotiations over 1 the delegation’s second choleK, lie said 1 Hoover enteied phly when u fm flier Goff refused to let' Uie' ilehgntcs ; , f Jolin I express n second choice. are exiici lish tennis fans are Inying odds oP th ree to one on the English girls. There in also the additional ntIrnct'on of the Austrinl team s of men and women. Many people con­ sider thnt John Crawford, the 20ycar-otd player from New South Wale* is good enough to win the Chumpionship. This hope is based on the fact tlmt he beat Jt iui liorotni, the French nee, tw ice in five meetings during tho recent French toi^r in A ustralia, but it does not -take into account the tremendous call on the boy’n physique (luring the two week's tournament. Fatterson Slower Gerald Patterson will also be in evidence. He won the Wimbledon Chnmpionships in IUM* and 1922, but he has grown heavier—nnd l i x it n i i : ( f i i o l f r ItM itT , T w i n . T V - T ll l lt n jm h c ia i, c in c t IT Of' F l . n l i l l l A . IN A M I F o i l T i n : H i f e o l t t ; . i u r t . p i d k j l j l j w l t .CMUIlky. c o t NTV O F < l» : t l l A U I .U IN Florida, do hereby give notice that u »tray in.ire mule of the following i C IIA M 'K h V . NIKTItOl'Ul.lTAN 1*1PB INSl'It- d e a c r l p t l o n . to * W i t t One hay mare mule iiyotil AN*: 1C I'OWI'ASV, a dorpornllon, Iweli^. yearn old nltd wiliflilt C om p laltm n i. ahoul One Tltouiand poumM. VB him liccti taken up hy ParHANFORD HOME ItriLPnR H . INC. which tnln llrothers. of Wagner. Florida, n Corporation, CliAHi: & COMP- life same can tie obtained by pay • ANV. a Corporation, nod H.i.NI.AN- lilt- ..............i t , o f t h in a d v e r t I n e m e llt of the |iroeeedlnt;!i reitulred-un­ TA INVKST.MKNT COMPANY. nnd der tile ntntuti n. _ IN C ..it Corporation, Def'iiilant*. V. K. O O I.C I.A S S Notice In liereti) p>I««*ti that under C I.F .n iC n p C I H C F I T C O F I l T , and l«y vlrluo of Hie final decree or S I'M IN O l-F COCNTY. F I.O . foreclosure and kale made and en­ f i l l 'A. , . tered by the Judge of the aboveIty A M. M e e k n . I>. C. .ntyled Court in tile nliove-etyted cauyr, I. N A. II. Wilkin-yn spe*. I'D Mi'Stor of Miiid Court, lippbforhif t N . T i n : I-K H N T V J C J 'U K - K t*OJ.'RT In Mild final decree, wilt offer for Of hhmin 'O l b c o c n t V. F l o r i ­ Bale itlul fell to the liiultcHl and host bidder fop mall at loiblle oul- I n da R e : R s t u t v of 1*1X>. \V. K N U 5 H T . oi > before the Court lion*.. In San­ fold. S.mlnole County. Florida, on NIOi iTc IeCn Es i ' lT. O A P P E A R A N D F I I . I J Monday, Hu; Kit day of .pine, Af.l*. "ciiArMH.-- • 102k. the rnme heluR rule day of' RSONS H A V IN lJ Mild Court, ntid during the fount T«IC L A IAMLSL A KPAEtN K T T H E A I I O \ I. ho in a of ante, the properly lien, NAMED ESTATE. crlbed in and ordered sold by paid urn hereby n o tified that final decree, which propertv ’| h alt- E LVSoii K N I U H T . a s E x c c u t T i x of tinted In the city of Sanford. Coun­ tile Al a It. t n t e i>( <IEO. \V. . K N t t i t l T. ty of Seminole and Stale of Florida, e a s e d , h iis f i le d In tills C o u rt and denrrlhed a n ' follow*, to-wlt- dIIe cHUKKeKtlon lll.HolVeni*)- Of lo t Tun (2). niock Three (.l|. San- s a i d e s t a t e a mo fi tile tunt.i. ari'ordlni; lo pint thereof r o i | i i h n i t u a p i i i n ry o ua n d a r fvi l el i e)nob> duly recorded In the public recordn c l . l t m s n g n l n e t s a i d e s t a t e w i ut hr V.r. .•'■•'r;,|"."le County. Florida. tu I lie limler-lTMted C o u n t ) J u d g e " f * l « t *..... . - u l p n irc t o . T h e p u r . 1 H e n i lm d e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , o n ' ' o r Cllhner t o pae for deed b e f o r e t u l e t d a v " f J n i i e I S J “. a t S A u i:o II. W 1 1.1C I S'HU.N ,„ : ,„ „ N „ . tii *1i i *1111f* f o r r w - m u t r . 'J a m e s t;, i WIa * } M ■ r p & t t r J u tlA f'V Ctuinty. I ’l'T ldh- ______ __ r c n ic tiiT * * c n iitr ooui ntir Musician Of Czar Says Master F e l l PrcmonilionOfEnd t w f .x t v T im m Jt ‘. " l : I I I T o r I I.OIIMM IX I o l % T \ I 1% « , , AN’ .x i :>i i n o i . i a l ic b 'V .- PALMIUS. t v \H JOHN \V. IIFD.SO.n und ,M ,W O X * ( T T A T H t N '* Si a .......... P l n r h l .i t o J " > " k o n u n d l.u c lc U n'* 1 Jl n p p i n r l i m ft•*l|t <"• B O M O N P I I . P A I.M F.R . 1 H n l l e l i u r f o r CoinplulnutiL ( H B A I .) riH C U IT c o l u x or TAVF.VTV T I I I I I I I j lD „ •• I l i r t 'I T OK T U P . STkTw 1*1.0111IIA iltf ANII POR I I N O l . t : C O U N T Y . IN ('ll W . S.I H A N D , C o m p l a l n a n t T in (Legal Notices) -^ T b n lly Ilen ild rANT AD RATES ftnW: Caal> in Advance. t u b r*. j . (m a r s h a l l , a a i , L. a tils. N O T I t ’t : O F S P E C I l l , M in HALF. 1 N o t i c e J* h e r h y g i v e n tlixt'i tfv o th er a m i h y v t r t n e o f u Ueeree 0I a n il t h n t > on, i- u - e l o s u r e nttll s a l e r e n d e r e d h a b o v e e n t i t l e d c u u ^ c . on tk. , i,. li. H in ln o u . r.-ebly h .So, 1U21 t'lrcli*. P a r k In t h e • 'it> of Jv n o x k ' Mo-ef U l l . a n d S t a t e «'f T c iJm ohn W . Hadt h k h e p o r il:. rou .u c l c lb I hbltoii. tn .' Don. it IId y o u . ’ before o r d e r e d a n d r e u ubl reef do r et ot h he i HI* ita> t h i n t J o i ir t oil A l> H'Z’i a n d a p ti 'ar I" of J i i f n 1 ‘ ”‘ t h e ' Hill of tJo n i li l a l n i •'' l , ‘{’,,1.'rf t - c r i c 'f r o F o n f e - s o w ill of Cuinplulnt filed I" Hiked c a u s e that >'•" 11 you ure nun r. .Idi ntH of Florida and that >'» dents ot « I"** ''r, 1W than the Him* " f . t , ) mu. John 'V- lltuWoti t» l—c aJg. will be received ami collector .c n t Cutely for paym ent.^ ^ V* ~~.......... „„ 8c a line ........ ...... 7c a line ^ o e rates on request, . L wduced rat*» ftr® ..^or Lajtiyc Insertions. Swords of average lenBtb rLmted a line. . Lmum chargo of 3Qc fo r fe S rtiiln g is restricted '•,t*,iVT.VA..rr5,VHkt> inV.Vnotri-^1 S r ! ,n^ t h e ' X j 'u t f <*oin|iln Ilia lit 6— Help Wanted Male (Political Announcements) WOULD LIKE to get in touch w ith an old resident of Sominolo County who knows nearly every^ one and wduld- bo willing to tnnky1 credit reports. M anager, Box 14C7, Orlando, Fla. people of Sanford proves that this Classi 7—Situation Wanted fied Section is giving the kind of service everybody wants, and the success of these Make a habit of Classified Ads regularly! 10-A Toultry nnd E hrh ALL DAY Saturday and Sunday. Rhode Island Red Chicks $10.00 per 100. H. I. Koonlz, Longwood. 10-11 Plan is and Flowers i Dry Ginger GOOD upright Piano for rent. Hr or Gri Summer Terms. Apply Sanford Prom pt Delivery. k call 703 Music Store, McLander Arcade. SODBCING Ixmg’B Pure 1 ork HOUSEHOLD FU RNITURE: At uufe. 117 MagnoTla A ve.___ n cost of only a few rents you enu insert n Classified Ati under Wfll And Found inis heading and dispose of su r­ T: old blue eont, containing plus furniture, household nrtieles, d books, on Celery Ave. bc- ete. A Herald w ant ad will find t Mr. llryan W illis’ house and you a buyer, (’nil 148. r»tk Killing Station and ohp»d tiooks to Mr. Mitchel nt FIBRE Hod-davenport suite for living room only $WH. Gilbert(»rk. Kinder will please reYfcfJrlff F urniture Co. Orlnndo. P o litic a l 2i — AcrcaRc For Sale. clone hy women s women 40 ACRES Muck Ijind Tor The SE. 1-4 o t the NW. 1 Section it) T. 21 S. R. 32 E. I ing well land, undeveloped, sale at $56.00 per ncre. 10 cent discount for cash. Fro Williams, Sunford. Morida. irr fertile gr-ouncl Nirllolna, Iasi of tile .'IIMI-year d y n a s ty of Rnm nnoffa. was a s i n g ­ e r wikoae veice eollld I.«• inalehed by few wllo n|.|ieured in J ie rity.il coll el t, K ll III i ns.lv y dei'liilid. . . reach# the vast buy power . . M o i e l u e e i o u s to linn Il ian ev e n amt eighth gnidi s will i'I cnciiI tip. |day, “ Little l ady Iji" den " Fii •lay n recital will In- given l»y t in |iii|iils of Mrs. Pippin The week will open with a la t Iu*I n ami M i n s banquet which will lie given by the Young Meli‘ . 1 biistiuii Association. Wellesley Girls Will Knew Their Cars Better f Seminole County. TM >e,l of the people of Florl X Relief, especially reducl o c n l t u x e s , rills, tn iny can tie effected by •» .a* •-•it.) i a m t l d n c v . .o a i a b l s . Dl*lri*'l • w ill), s u b j e c t t o i. i s I.* t h e D e m o 1 J u n e f>. U A TATE • t.|T(i I S l-A T IT t H i,oilin'* m y e a m t if t B O . i.-Klstivturr. I v i r o u p ,, D." w i l l of f ile Vl,ti m in i >' ul J u n * * W IT NT /.FJNIHCR. r o n 4' onx T.nih r. I u pill .o i i n f o u i u r tl k e n m t n l . i t " t o r Die o lf te j «t i l. l e ' f o r J n r D ee o f D D i s l l l . l No I B e inlliole Kl.'rl'l.v. until J u s t i c e of ' D i s t r i c t FomprtsliV K E lm K I.K lS I.N L A T I t t * i n o u n c * m y <anitl«l»cy r l ii l s . N o s I. 2. 3. 4, 9. l . sutijm -t I " Die i l e r M o l l of I n t u r e ( i l i u u p l ) ***1'o, t a l l . ' I ' r l m s r y t j l.r lirli I o f l h " v o t e l v nf Trill In t il " p i i m u t ) t>> > support. HltVAM f o r roNN-rxni.i:. r Avt-te t " ann'M iticc t h a t I amVlrtot* for t h e " ( f t c . ' o f | Mii rli't No 4 S m u l m 'l r v F l o r i d * , s a i d d l - t r l c t coin | r , | | . . l ' | i r v * l n . t s N.i ■» I. -. n il I? wvihjcet t " t h " w i l l i o ' t r i s Iu Die . D e i n o e r m l e I o \ir FU RN ITU RE of a ap artm en t very g1 cheap. Telephone* 775 Our service department will help your adver tising plans. Call on us to help you increasi t.N’SFER Service of all kinds, A partm ent for rent a t 317 I «rk tone 570-W or 3302. C. K. Ave. Phone 859—J.____________ rprning. ____ ,Smull garage oportm ent. C«H 251. LEFFI^ER APARTM ENTS: fu rn ­ ished. 3 room ami garage. At(rnctivo sum m er rules. Apply n0'* j i « T irr. o r r i - A c r . I H S T I I H T NO. ■» h r r * b > a u n o u n c o m y randltlBC l u a D . " Of P e a c e of D l j t r l i l N< rl. l c c t t o t h e dB ctklon ' ,f r im ' 0 ? In! t h e D e n i o - r a t l c 1 r l m a r y t " n J u , , , j - ' m ’. r . l A F F E R F K A CE y « lk C JV iX A in .t I h ereb y a n n o u n c e my candidacy ------- r t i i r t i t x m t n s t r - r u i n y caadldBCT f o r r n i iN ta l .l r f o r t h e f o u r t h T ill* la •* • r l r t i i i u b i r c t In l h * III °« f o r J u a t l c p J ( ' " tiva P**«-e. v o t e r * Hi t l. e D e m o e r n t l c p r i m a r y No. *. «ubj , r t t o t h a w i l l of of J u n e t Y o u r v o t e w ill h . a|»D a m o c r n t l c v o t c r a J u n a t i n . ,Mn,n ( o r d . I d i k a A lHi iown or on ad., A t t a m o l i t * p r e d a t e d . ^ R ( n o h , W IL C O X . M ary, 4 I F o r e a t C i t y , co n x tltu t* S p r i n g " ancFO II r o u x T T j r i H ; i '. t li a a b o v e d l a t r l c t . honaat t h e re b y n n n o u n e e m y ru n iltn a ry If e le cta d . t Prom t** »» u d tn iiila irn lln ti • '* * f o r It." o f f i c e of C o u n t y J u d * ' oj h u aln caa-ltk a I tor! ia a u h ie rt .*. . u a t i n » d d la » o m r n < » * S e m i n o l e C o u n t ) . from the c o n n e c t e d w i t h t h l a o f . i n I h e a c t i o n of t h e 4»emok l a l l i ttrn c raltY P a r t y o n J u n e filh. 192*. J** c * "j (Ire. O. I*. HERNtMlN. p a I g i t f o r t i d e o f f t r e la In t h e h a n d ' . * .. / « i ..i i .I j Ilirftltl limit lu ll EnsMr*. W est BOAT FOR SALK: 30 foot hrJdir« W IG H T P R I N T S H O P deck cruiser, th irty inch dratG Ai’PY service on a n y th i n g in Modern furnishfcfl apartm ents. rinting. A phone c a 'l will g e t F rig id airc; Murphy steel kitch­ fully equipped, sleeps six. I rtcu T man. P h o n e 417-W. 9 R ail- en: G arage: excellent neighbor­ reasonable. P. O. Box 038._______ _ i Avo. hood: ren t very reasonable, rv m sales faster FLORENCE Oil cook stoves • ro I. absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert. EAN up YOUR OLD WALLS A partm ents, N«1 McGriff F u rn itu re Co., O nnialo. TH T1IF, NEW WALL PAINT 14_lKooms Without Hoard HETHING NEW AND HET* FOR FURTHER INFOR- Special weekly rates at Snnfnrd's BARBER SHOP for siic. Good business. Jam es Allen, (binderhoine-like hotel. Ser.tlnolo Hotel. 1TI0N, CALL PHONE 235-J SEE. V. C. COLLER, SAN‘A’EY'S DRUG .STORE—Pre*riptionB, Drugs, 3oda. Wc arc star as your phone. Call 103. tULDING BLOCKS—Irrig atio n K I V F BOOM bwwtgj FOII J l k T I f K OF fir* of C ount EN BOOM house desirable loco C O I'S T V w m x i * » l # < 6 6 , tion. Suitai.lt> for rooming housi V o t e r * Of M e m ln o le C o u n t y . character of tho loan, construcuu*. ^ ^ two families. Located a t 405 tn a n n o u n c e th a t I and location of building*. 1 «*' l e f o r t h * o f f i c e o f C o u n ty iik A v i/A p p ly II- U n * 11 r . S. HOAO & C O M PA N Y , e.ndM . . l o n e r f r o m D l B t r i e i . N o . » 7 W Church St., Orlando. ^ubjert t o t h e D * m n e r a t l e » r ,," " .r.y ;_______ _— _________________ ______ _ P^rioncc. Sanford music store A r- ^Help Wnnlcd Fenvtlu Make $18 dozen sewing '•par* time. Experience ‘HL E v e r y th in g su pplied. ° rV * L * t ^ nP W n g t panr* art Garment, 542 U T O H l O H I L I i m r c h u n i c s is a new study at Wellesley, and ft am the notebooks anil t n H f t e v i d e j i ^ J l q j t p ■ur.y lo he a fioft'lnr eottrsr. The thus is impelling u D o d ge llr o t h e r s S e n io r Si x chassis with all working parts cut away so they can he levs and chain* are proving alnioit us fascinating to the i« i --------------- Hi -U r r — ----------------------- 1 S E l ' I ’R I T Y a i'oi|M»ra* t o h e I e l d o n J u n * 4 th . A. !»• ***«' l i v e d a n d p a i d tn x * x In O r - M ortgage Loan* 1 h“v# ,n improved reiidence and bualncs* property. j ncrai. Baldwin M ortgage Co., See our local Counsel, I __— . S. R. Dighton, S anford, Kioriilaro ll 29 —Permanent Waving ^ I of Her Permanent W aving—lovely n a tu r-j f*c1 of' ’ al permanent* aa low aa $5.00 509 F irst National B ink Bldg Phone 489. I U vorgla: i n l ' l m nli H i r e r ! a rT o v i ir l l i" a g e ni iw c u t lu it >"u M) ) e a r s a m t Dial llicrc t \ . o n e 12 I m un |»**rHi»n In Die a t a t e o f r l o r li l a a S MTVllV ul •* u m m o n * t n C h a n c e r y ii|M»n w liiuni . . oikld M u d you. 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I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e ir n f f l r e of Coiikpnii), a i f o r r e - e l e i ' t l " ri t** ijr C o u n t ) ', y o u , vv hleli a I C o u n t y J l l l t u e of Se rI mw ill o f Die l.latt llo o k 3. p F l o r i d a , s u b j e c t t o I ,,f S .-m lnole R e c o r d " of Sell D e m o cra tic V oters F i l n m r y da. C o u n t ) , t n t h o D«ini k.itlo It la f u r t h e r ,iu . f i l l . 1924 e l e c t i o n t o t.e h e l d N o t i c e I" I'Ut'll ll'.r iilil a ne w FOR C O IS T 1 i O V I I I S I O N F.ll S a n f o r d . S e m in I n n n n i n i n ''l i u m y m i id l i la O f " 1 once a w eek f C o iiiin la N lo n e r o . llie .tril D l a tr l e i u l i v e l i . e k a UIU H e i n ln o l o C o u n t y . I" h e r e b y |»le<l»' tie m a i l e d t'» 1 r .. .u t e l > i n i |i « r i j 'i my s e l f t o a n ut>s I i lx n n a t I I I I a t t e n t i o n t o t h e wv e i f B r e o f D im 'IK O eorgla. 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H o a r d o f C o u n t y C orom l* *l'.ii*' ( C i r c u i t C o u r t 8eal^) ________________ k e p t I n f o r m e d ne t o w h a t l" 4. , , , , 'l r t t h e ir deU heratJon" “ I S T I . i T F I H C I I T F O l ’I t T O F SF.Vr l i r r n a r e a l d e n l o f Henvlliole , I X o L m - f O U Y T V . F l i n t I D A . IS a n d O r M | e ( - o u t i t y b e f o r e H-w ' ' y T i l H V O T K M «'« C o u n t y v r « s c u t o f f fr>»n , r . lJ fltl'V T * . E I*»W a ' iA '^ W ' « I K N C K , ' - j Y - s f i C o u n t y . , f o r *« o u r vol I w ish to an nounce 4»f.fhr-Kfttiil**»ot A l A l t i A. k «» tpr- l't.i# Make 'v jjm r Palm etto Ave. J'hon j Gift Shoppe. M cU nder ^ Phone M l. - A HA N I IS a n d ID'.lt i.'i i.VII'AN V. i - .i m p l u l a u n t o . DF.lt OF f t ID.H ATION TATE OF FLORIDA TO: DIXON, l i t Plumb Struct, in..>u. 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F lo rid a , w ill offer^ f o r ........t e d loti t o Die o l d e r o th e rw ise Judgm ent by D e f a u l t Is na il de r t oC otutinet y lilx tie st a n d b e s t b i d d e r my I 'r o . s r c u l I n g A t t o r n e y s> w ill t.e e n t e r e d a g a i n s t )<’ >' g the lexal to th e w ill o ' th e v o t e r s li |M O r d e r e d t h a t t h i s N o t l e e b e fs oa lre ,c a tshhe, dfuo rl il on w D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y " V . .,",7v p ill.lo b i d III T h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d a s i t u a t e , l y i n g a ni ndg dt iersi cn rgi b e dIn l a tnnd ,^ J t ll IN C. I .E t iN A I l D V n . w -.puller p u b l i s h e d In S anfold, S e m i n o l e C o u n t V. F l o r i d a , o n c e e a c h C o u n t y of S e mpianrotliec u lnanr dl y Hdteasl ac r l bo sr o r l il u . m o r e It T A \ YNHF.1HOH w . . k f o r a p e r i o d of t w o 121 m o n t h s tt: uh f o l l o w s , t o - w ....... \ n n n o u n e e t o t h e | " " | i l e tie v i I m m e d i a t e l y su c c ee d in g the Ixits Eighteen amt N l n r t a r n ,I•- F o u n t ) t h a t I •' d u t " h e r e o f R l o c k I*, o f D. 11V amt 19) of l o r t a x a s s e s s o r s iib ji • 11 IN W I T N E S S W H E R E O F . I h n v ‘ Levy It Mitchell ■ survey .e l .l o n of the vo ters n h c i c i i n l n a f f i x e d m y b a n d unit of' fret i Irani. AND Resin „ i,it|r F ilin a i) to h'T'l t o lul s e a l of Die C i r c u i t C o u r t " f . .. . . . C orner East of the Southwest a i Ills > e a r . I l i a v e l i v e 'l i s . i o l i o d . C o m i t y . K l o r i d a . o n Oils ol NW 1-4 of SW t- 4 o f S e c t i o n . n m l S e m i n o l e l o u i i t l ' - , i b . l i b d a y " f May. 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R niith DeplllV I ' l e i s m e I l il " |i «e (•« •• I • ' *I lo b e g in n in g • • a r t ) M s l» r o |ii'i li"U .itsu lije c t to m o r tg a g e lo th e H a n k o r l a v e ' I.) v |. w i n g til. p r o ­ O v i e d o , d a t e d J u l y 9 lh . 1*17 r * 0 , K.III.i ID * " 'l l s u p p . it o r d e d In M o r t g a g e Itook 7. o n J>a«* 274. of t h e P u b l i c R e c o r d s o f B r m Innle C o u n t ) ; F lo rid a , a ls o s u b j e c t t o m o r t g a g e d a t e d F e b r u a r y lr d « I Oil T A X A S S E S S O R 1919. to Independent k e rtlllt* r li t aiin«»ui»< •• b d • u I ' o m p n n y . r c i-urue d In i t o r t g a * * ..(ri4-t* «»r t .»n A - —-H H o o k i . o n p a g e 373. o f said re c ­ I*. t'..iitii>* • *»••!• *t 1 nml subject to m o rtc o s* •F It T I N K E R a n d M A RY T I N K - o r d s. i th** In *»“ • 1921. t o H e m ln o t * I H I»Ih w i f i , um l J A Y F . 1*ITTH, d a t e d J u l y l l l i . r o i i n l y M»nk, rrr*»r0Ml In M o r t B f t O l l o o k ’l l . o n p.iuc 440. E??® nil m u o r r i iiMCATioN o r a * . *uh«M*nu»Minr to sia* h i : static o r F l o r id a t o -.— !»«•>• J C u l t* . O i m r il l a n . J.\Y F. T IT T H . r h l u a n o . C*oolx ( l.c g n l A tls) T«*rmn: l*urcl»ai»*r l o pfty for mi til y. I l l i n o i s . . . . , „ 1# It ii|i|iN irltiK f r o m uii A f f h l a x i i B. J N I X , . led lit t li I n c a lift* l l i a t y o u , JAY I S pecial M a t te r . 11*1*8, u i t a i r u l i l f i i t of ft H l a l e or S ' l i n r m e - f i l g t i t o n . • ", o i m t r y 4 i th r r t h a n lh " H i n t r «»l S o l p i m r foi C o m p l a i n a n t . -• < lu rJilu, t l i a i y o u r p r t ' h r m mRIri*** I * 'i i ‘. C A L L A H A N . W h o s e p U c r of v* lIXDN, I'efcndBlit second hand four inch iron pipe Attractive price Telephone 770 P rivotc entrance on Jun*» »tl» A 1 Your su p p o rt ^ . W V 'v i E K BOUT ONE hundred feed good II. A. HALVERSON »s painting, in terio r decora ting. Phone 432-W. reaching the :• n i r * r t n c u i T ni-r m ) c a n d i d a c y C l e r k " f t h e C lfI t o th e- w ilt "I • I ••'tm iv r a llc I 'l l197J. i'll R A S H E R 2 f — M lscellaneoiLH F o r S a if men readers of T h e H erald your messcige “across” A,‘* A n n o u n c e m e n ta W ILL TRADE. Money Maki Business for good car, Ford r considered. Address Trade, Ca The Herald. EE DELIVERY hy our ovrn sek to Sanford, ju»t the anmc THE MORE YOU TELL: the bet­ FOR SALE: Fordson tracto r I you lived in Orlnndo. Gilbert te r rcsultii you’ll get. An ac­ wood saw attached. She] iriff Furniture Go., 23 E. curate rescrlption of the nP®ri- Ancona hens: cheap for cash Crh St. Orlando. ment you hnvo to rent viR find toe Phillips, Osteen, Fla. n desirable tenunt much quicker of nil kinds. tlian a price and nddreHB. I hone f. Ntppc r. Signs _ i Sunford P aint it Wall Paper 148 for nn nd t a k e r . _________ _ »t|H to p a n sitx n iF P ! hereby announe* m f c a n d i d a t e f o r s h e r i f f of T o u r ^ P P ° ^ » » ^ y iRrAlN H , d - C o u n t y e u t i j e c t to tha tha I)sm o rrB tlc p rlroar: h e ld In t h » e a r l y p a r t o f h. V a r y r e IP T o— t h e» °■»D e»mToA. c rTart ,i c V o l e r a o f T T Iis 3 7 th S e n a t o r i a l D i s t r i c t : — I h erew ith ann o u n ce m y P o l l XI P F .I I I N T * N p « 2 ,N T « h da<y f o r Hie D e m o c r a t i c n o m i n a t i o n P P I I I . I U INfPTHJUCTION........... for Stnto S e n a to r from th e 37tti a m a c a n d id a te fo r re-e lec tio n S e n a to rial D istrict com posed of t h e o f f i c e of s u p e r i n t e n d e n t of Sem in o le a n d llr e v a r d C u ttn tle s nt Idle In st r u c t i o n fo r Sem inole t h e J u n e a t ti p r i m a r y a n d If n o m i n ­ u n t v , s u b j e c t l o t h e D e m o c r a t I, a te d nnd e lected. 1 a s s u r e one und I m .ifv . Y o u r s u p i ' o r t w i l l h e n p ull 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 . T h a n k in g un« a n d a ll f o r yo u r '• d a t e d . _ T w< L A W T O N vote and Influence. » It, KpeCtfUlly. „ n n i.|)T il HI c n r . N T T T i P H IL IP W . HOin .R T S . o p p l n i d P » N" TUU< I iv is h 1,1 a u n o u n e e in) l a t l d l d n c ) r o l l t ' i . E i i K «»• r m c u i T c - o u n r l w ist, t o a n n o u n c e u i a t » 1 r a n d l d a t r f o r r e - B t e c t l o n t o t h * of(Ice Of c l e r k o f t h e ClTTlllt C o u r t , of S e u i ln o l o C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a u b j e c t to t h e d e c i s i o n o f t h s D e m o c ru tlc V o te rs of S e m in o le c o u n ty . In t h e D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y Ll**f 25— Exchange DCINS i COWAN Co. Auto thator und sheet m etal works, Krenrh Avenue. Phone 71C-W, Kniiunsky still reinem beo IC11 - 1:i s dead moliliivll ;i• :t Ilian vvlin pot only eneoiirilged nniair in all D >i forms, bill vviiii followed I lie art BUbJact a s s 's ■“e f Y.'vsi-.jrr'Kag f o r t s in b e h a l f o f t n * FIND genuine Kiddie 1 2 — W A N T E D Gilbert McC.riff Fum iA BUYER for a dandy new over­ '2 ! F. Church St. Orlando. hauled Dodge Coupe. 1924 mod­ el. G uaranteed O. K. Price ?3l»0.00 'NP: Many proplr pavr found Miller O. Philli|>s, Phone 8. it Ilenild Classified Ads bring nal results. Tho cost is sur- 15— Apttrlmenl For Rent agly small. S atisfy y»ur a with a Classified Ad. Phone ONLY 2 more of the Modern Cool Oi;enn front Szohl A partm ents for service. _____ avnilahle for Month of May. Rent Autom obiles reasonaldy reduced. Address: Mrs. <».dd llli Ocean Ave., Phone 9 1. DO DOB SEE Mrs. M offitt for niiT-l jure car- and G raham truck* Ishcd bungalow. Five in nnd 13th. S treet. I'hone 3. bnth, garage. Also one tin! cd, nlmom new. Iju g e GREATEST BARGAIN O MARKET. 1111 Celery Avi 420-W. TTTTPjrsrAirMONSanfnrd Automobilp Co. ■ Magnolia Avo. Phont* 137. r o n s iik r if k ll^rnld. ft ni'wpnftprr p 1 hereby nnnounee m y e a n d b ln o Hrmlnnli* conn f u r r e - e l e c t i o n l o t h e o f f i c e of e lie r- Hnnfonl. Iff o f H em lm U e C o u n t y s u b j e c t t o o n e r a w r r k f o r f o u r I the a c tio n of th e v o t e r s in th e I m m o o r a t h ' p r l m u r y t o b* h e l d n e x t June. 1 w ill a p p re c ia te your support. R e sp e c tfu lly ^ y o u rs. T IIU L Pf-ISI. A T U ItH t - Ibe a p p io a c h ln K pi P ractically r o n siiK H ipp h e re b y a n n o u r.e e my candidacy t h a o f f i c e o f S h e r i f f o f HeroinC o u n t y s u b j e c t t o t h e w i l l of votcra at th a J u n e P ilm a ry . t U e K I .K I .L A N D . nam e h c ln a ttu m • to m a k e a n s w e r to th e H nln ln t h o r^ ln r i h tl t h i n rnu«ti l i l l i r r n l f ^ p Co m p l a i n t w i l l b e t n k r f r a a e .t b y y o n a n d t h i s Cecil e x p a r t e . T h e n a tu r e of s a id at n u i t III f o r e d o a n u r e r i a l d a t e d F e b r u a r y 9 t h . 193' It. T i n k e r t o Mary- A. IK npiiciUR *»f r p c n rt! In .M<*r l 'i , u n ^2 o f ■ *»r«|p " f H r m l n o l e C o t ii i tv It Ip further ordered U tlr#» p u h llP li^ d In 1 ! th e v o te r* In th e D e m o c ra lle r i m a r y t o b e h e l d I n J “ n B. 9— Instructions |J{S ACE Springs ure ab,|y gunratiteed to please Ijuidficitpc Service. Trees, Palms, and fdirubs. 0 . Sontmerchield, McGriff F u rn itu re Co., 2;1 Landscape Architect, Nurscr>-man. rcli St.. Orlando. Tito Greenhouse, Elm Ave., 13th and 14th. • ——j by Dr. i U*JeJ for glasses 11— Miscellaneous House. itu."' Opposite Court C— ATLANTA 0 . \ . Mnv 12. i l NS j —The man whose mtisii lulled the overwrought nerves of O a r Nich­ olas II, ill-fated ruler of Russia, in those days before (he world war, declare.s that his m aste r had jircmonition of the coming storm over liic Continent nnd brought nvcvr the Continent and brought about bis downfall nnd ilia’ln Alcxnndci Kaminsky, the i z a r’ S u tp liu r S |n i n g s IlilM iu iu igh last concert nia-tei and oloist, on B uttle Mniiufai t u r u i g Co "p "• o recent visit here, told of tlm-e its new fa c to ry on I I t' Iu t a v e . stirring dav- in -1 l.efoii. .......... .. hri'iilv of the war. and said hat mie. even in ls»| < b' lore war Jluntns hud wi.'ippcd laiini c in a* red robe (l.e g a l N titiiT s) of death and de- tin j ion, t he • ‘u n Silent eoiintl' V iiil'I i! vvilllnut a C ounty, EXPERIENCED colored woman; insido p ain ter; wants Job: works housc-clcnning and washing. Phone 80J-W. 509 E. Cth St. Herald < representative MjcMr-fami""!- w ith rates i and classification will you complete Inform ation, if you wish, they win assist in wording your wnnt nd L*ko it tnoro effective. 1 (or ola th a ‘ the su p p o r W ANT to borrow f2500. from private party. 8 per cent, F irs t M ortgngo Improved Property. Ad­ dress J. H., P. O. Box 1510. JA H . (J. SHARON S p e c i a l M a s t e r in c k u Political Annonnccment The daily patronage of hundreds of the UNEMPLOYED *” MAN OK WO­ MAN can make good living and be own boss If have small amount of capital. Business established here In Sanford and will clear owner flOO m onthly. Address Bov 50 Coro Herald. ounccmcnla the asso rtm e n ts «>f medals and oth e r decoration,, pinned upon him by tin* f’r a r mid the all-|>o\verful cabinet thnt fell with the R om an­ offs, is the instrum ent ■n which Kaminsky inis developed tones and half tones ut which niidicli a— marvel. The violin was given tinRussian a r tis t tm a child a piesent from a member of tin- Cz.-.r’s court win, a rra n g e d f"i tin- lad to study under n Russian ma.-tei ■ Even in the feslivitles that marked the eelebra (on of Russia of tile three hiindiidth linin' cr- n v of the Romanoff family's m lc the d is ta n t tiiunder of l e v lulion o uhl be henrd. Kamili-kv -aid Proved Success FO B HTAV» ST -tA T O R . _ I hereby announce aa a can d id ate to nuccred m y erlf aa ,r °i° t h e 3 7 th K a o a t o r l a l d l a t r l c t c o n p o a ed o f S e m i n o l e D r e v a r d C o u n ­ tie s su b je c t to th a p rim a ry to ba h a td J u n a ^ 6 t h . m * . 8—Financial rllfttl«»n I'** |>til»!l*hr i\ in j II. r n h l . a n o w n p « | a r . . ' H H e m iiio lo C o u n t y . 1 , o n . ' ^ " . , , Ai c ad i w eek for four r, u “ 'o f w eeks p rio r to said 4th d a . oi 1lie o f f i c e ■ f Mild C o u n t y .llld y o III • lie l ’. i n 11 H o u s e i u b u l l i o n ! . S i e i t l i - Pupils Of Monrue School To Receive Diplomas Tuesday — G om n^inrtnelil week exercises nnd iMite.rtninments will Iwgin for tile graduating' elnss of (lie |«ake Monroe Belioul Monday alnl con linuti until I'liday night next vveel., according, to nn aniioinireiiM'iit to ­ day liy Die seho'd officials. The graduation exercises will lie held Tuesday night at s o’elnek in the Bchoul liiiildiiig f u r the eighth grude c-luss. Wednesday a f­ ternoon the fifth grade will llfloc two playlets: "T h e Magic Word" uml "Vneution Days." Wednesduy night the graduating i-Iiisk will Inentertained l*y the uienibers of the faculty at tin- home of Mrs. Puttan. Thursday night the seventh riClork on the Cltruit' th e t W r n ty k j l ii r d . C i r c u i t of Fli.rltU •/or; Hcmltiole c..URj o r ' **rn<4 Airplane Stocks Go Forward On Rumor Of Pending Merger NEW YORK, May 12.— (INS) — Thnt Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh is believed to be involved in plans fo r the formation of a gigantic itir service throughout the country, was held in Wall S treet circles to ­ day to be one of the chief reasons for the nggressive bull movement in airplane stocks. Both W right aeronautical and Curtiss nirjdhhCH shines have been leaping upward upon heavy Inly­ ing. There was no session of the stock m arket today, but W right moved upwnril approxim ately 20 points yesterday, while t'urti.d closed nt 142. Only recently Wright was selling below 100 und fu itis s nroundfiS. Wall Street trailers ure convin­ ced that something big is brewing behind the wall of silence, possi­ bly a gigantic m erger involving the Ford Airplunc Company, W rights,-Curtiss uml tho Mahoney A irrrnft Const n o tio n Company. But, in addition to rumors of a p o s s i b l e inriger, the magic nami^i of Lindbergh is playing an im­ portant pin t tn llie Hpei ulal ions of the stock traders. The recent in.vs tenons trijis of l.indheigh nod hisequully secret i iuili n m es were believed tw-be link c l up with th e, furthcoming even: hint pine* of r e s i d e n c e as p a r i cti- , ,-y loil> In known l« ) * I *• • d Chicago. C o o k County. * , mnrr i*.i i tlculnr uddrrxs ««iog on > known: Dial you am ot twenty-one ) m m and that tn«r« Ik no to rn-in In til* 8tatu "{ Ktorido S service of a Mutntnmis In «.li*nc*ry u p o n whom would bind you. TIIFIIKFOHK. thill I* to cob * mu nd you. JAY j . * PiUr koiiall) tro and appear l>«forn o u r . wild. Circuit Court at Hanford. Hem, Inoti* C o u n t y Florida. on M o n d a y <fll i n .. 4 in .lay of Jun<\ A. U. • m iw bring n Itule I>ay of inis ■> Court, to m«k.. ankwor to »»• “ **»> of Complaint herein filed agalMM H you In till" cause otherwise s»M hill of Complaint will ...in fe e d by you and u,1,^>cau prorred ex purl.-. a r The nature of aald *«« -4 eult to foreclose u certain MorilfB®* . dated February llth . >»*«• Joo It Tinker to M ra .J. H . Atien ., and C. K. H a r t l e y , which appeal* | of record In MorHC*** Ilook « . on pace III of tho I^ihllc Kecorda t ot Seminole County. FJorMa , ht. . ll is further ordered that tula Notice t>e published In ' Herald, a m-wenaper publlahed in , Santonl. S e m i n o l e County. Fbirlda. « one- a week for four Ml 5 ° " * ^ “: . live weeka and that a copy hereoT I be mailed to the defendant. Jay F. J Flit*, to Chlcatto. l.nok County. • ' " w ' l T N R S " my hand nnd the of* : (trial ural e'f the ClWult Court of the tw enty-third Judicial Circuit o f the State of Florida. In and f o r Srniln.de County. Florida, on this »•" »"• Jn> ,,f '^ V lF O L A S " . ? C l e r k Circuit Court. Hemtnoln County. Florida. tty A. M. .WnKKH. •> • Iteputy^Clerk* •;%! \Vfl.SiiN A IIOVI.K. S . d l . l t o r (or C o m p l a i n a n t a. m il W i H iu h jr r t to lh * «*• JO B I t T I N K B U .'a io l U A ItY T1XK le r* I n , t h e D e in o lif t, hi* w i f e , n m l JAY t . 1 I T I . I) O* tie ld on June *’ O l t D F U ^ O F IM H I .I C A T I O X .JOHN MKJBC1I. T 1 I K . 8 T A T K O F F1J Y IU O A T O : — P I T T 8. C h i c a g o . C o o r* OF nr.MINOLM ,> J aCVo uF. n ty . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 12, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1d183202cb040dabbbe3f6dab0105002.pdf 4215565432ea9dcc1c0694ec85258a84 PDF Text Text ■jr yyBc y w V .* •■* lv * . **L:V . . * • ■ SH| r rS-- ■M ' " ySE SZ J ' ;? »• ----------- . l - ^ -----------------------t h e w e a t h e r * "yOliK NEWSPAPER .^CSr Liiahcd in Florida’s Ilcnrt, g r i d ’s Greatest Vegetable Jlon and Richest Garden i Generally fa ir tonight nnd,!^#*-' f [ day * ______________________________ ' ~ nd. —^ a NUMBER 210 Leased Wire International Newtf Service F^TtJhlK XIX fEDERALMENM O f Brock n e Prominent Citizens t o n ,Mass.,Drown A s Fishing Boat Capsizes m m ARRAYOPfOSmONTO ;^;^ OFPOLITICIANSHOOVERWORKS Measure Since Great War SPEAKSATBEETOSTEMTIDE Tho administration will make -W ASHINGTON, May 14.— another effort to eliminate this safely. Captain Tjtys made his vat ( I N S )— The new tax reduction bill BROCKTON, Maas., May I I front the bconu of the overturning __ ____ , -------i today carried an $118,000,000 cut item from the bill. Senatop^moot (I N S )— Nine prominent citizens oi Sum Is In Sharp Con­ this eity and a Maine guide were to G rccnvilK where he collapsed Hcfore Crowd Of :i00 Personal-Will Carry On Stubborn And' ||n corporation taxts, tho greatest (I t ) of Utah, Republican finance after telling of the plight of his lender, announced he expected the lower Moosehcad, Lajttf, trast To 1920 Drive O f Oviedo,i Protracted Fight To Stop relief proposed for American bus,dhibition A gen ts A re |drowned - - - - - in;n; ;notor ,mal Varied companions. Ho was reported by ■Mu School House -**• revenue meaure Scnntc \routiT reverse Itself when * Secretary O f Commerce At iness in any When He Disbursed the second vote is taken. , Conducting u n v e i a according to n telephone mCHsugc the Greenville hospitfll", to be in it Candidates For Office A p­ Kansas City 4 WceksIIence drafted since the war. serious combtion as the result of peal For Votes In Primary The flashes Included nn $8-.­ this afternoon from Cap­ Nearly H a lf Million This cut increased the total tax stop Sale O f Certain received 000,00 reduction In tho regular reduction, carried in the bill, to tain .lames E. 1-ays of the Brock­ immersion in the water. party o f amateur fishermen H ave D ifficu lt Job corporation tax rate, which was $227,000,000 just $24,000,000 more IngredientsOf Drink ton Police Department and former leftThehere Chicken Dinner Is in nn automobile beforo dropped 13 1-2 to 12 1-2 per cent, than the limit fixed by tnc admin­ city marshal. The message came To Check Candidate Served By W om en front the Greenville Hospital. Tho daylight Sunday to spend a week $12,0d0,000 reduction through in- istration. It w ill be a $100,000,000 list of dead was given follows: in the Maine woods, it wits their tren-o of exemptions from $2,000 short, however, o f the tax reduc­ Former Food Administrator Chief William F. Daley of the intention to fish for salmon during ChnrRcs And Insinuations Arc to $3,000 nnd $24,000,000 through tion figure desired by the DcmoHas PledgedAndCommitted Nolircablv LncltinR In Most Brockton Eire Department; Sheriff (Ho greater part o f the week. I he adoption o f a graduated scale or crats. Former Governor Re­ Strength Passing 400 Mark taxes for small corporations. Earl Blake of Plymouth County; accident took place, it was under­ Of Speeches OfThcEvcnlng Tho graduated scale would be­ stood about tl P. *M. last night. Dr. Andrew F. Peterson, former The $21,000,000 graduated scale veals How He W as Captain la y s made his way to Officials Say Action city physician; Dr. David Bridge W A SH IN G TO N , May 14.— j slash, applying to corporations gin with 5 per cent on corpora­ Seminole County’s political army tion incomes up to-$7,000, with a . Besought ByFfMjjjds the shore gear McKenzie’s camp ( I N S ) — Hard by the apparent, with incomes up to $16,000, was Not AuthorizedAnd wood; Knute Snlander, local busi and $3,000 exemption allowed. A 7 per from there struggled through stormed Oviedo Saturday night |ntss man; .lohti Sandberg, proprie of Pennsylvania to the Hoover nnt mil npproveu approved by the ndmlnistra, cent ta tax would bo levied on the Would N o t B eLegal tor of the llrockton Jewelry Comp­ to Greenville, where he gave his where .’100 persons crowded into the . drift o f income* above $i,000 candidacy^ the anti-Hoover, n^ios meMoctfc fcfdnr-i >MioCT"liutld{nc^Ao hear the candi­ • _ -------- . < - V any; Dr.. Drank Mobevg; former but below $12,000 and 9 per cent \-ero diggin g in .tbday Torx a pro. plane carrying Joseph McasjMy WASHINGTON, May 14.— Mayor Harry Howard; G. Fred dates make appeals for votes from publican Senators were absent when on that above $12000 but below rnent SMkOOO in h l« c «m w fight to "stop” the Secretary of Thomas Sullivan and Albert Ful­ |NS)— Prohibition agents Dahlhorg, Chairman of the Brock ler |L<ft there (lit* afternoon for the citizens of that section. lbe vote was tnKen. The result was <11,000. .T<!e normal lg 1— Per for tbn RenuHSmn Fresic .Commerce at Kansas City four 4tt to 38. two insurgents—McMn--t conducting an apparently toh Highway Commission and Sam Green®IK*. An attempt will ho . rate w uld apply to incomes tial nomination he, Before the meeting, which be­ weeks hence. . '• IUiddlin, guide, of Greenville, t.r and Norback. of-South D ak'Senate Presidential funos,,*?: made IBs-land on tlic smfnre of gan at 7;:t0, 150 o f the visitors authorized campaign of lo ­ Maine. , nhove S15.000. . Their task hns been made doubly to— voting with the Democrats. nuirv todav. Total receiotu tion ami threat against The message front the bedside of Moo'jschend Lake near Kineo. They were' served, with chicken suppers difficult—perhaps impossible— by seen rnmnflirm K®v6 haV6 D C in his camnniwn --will render whatever aid possible prepared in the school kitchens nggi-^ts and other dealers in Captain Lays stated that the bon: |n the search for the missing men S04.7no. of which Ke tho ap; arent willingness o f the by the women of Oviedo. nilv hns contributed S i-.500 in-intoxicating beverages in overturned and Jtlwit he alone of or their bodies. Mellon machine in Pennsylvania ____ Tho candidates and members of those aboard had renchcd show er $15,000. . to take Hoover if President Cooli effort to enforce the volThis sum was In sharp contrast the audience front ont-of-town were idge ennnot be persuaded to stnnd fad ait, it was learned toto his 1920 campaign, when Ma wcIcoI ijimI 1i .v 11. F. NNheeler* countj again. Upon that nearly nil the '•nanneers reported expenditures 9* commissioner from that dintrlci practical politicians o f Washington $414 987. Senator Steiwer (R ) of R. J. Holly,.just returned front t Druggists have been warnwere agreed today. Oregon, chairman, first introduced Washington where lie testified liotv agents that the sale of ccrHoover’s pledged and commit­ Lowden to , members of the com­ fore tho Federal Trade Commis­ ted delegates strength is due to noa-intoxicating substances, Airplane Shares'Take T^ead In mittee and there was a round* ot sion, presided nt the meeting. cross the 400-mat k this .week, not Association Of ^Universities h os preparations of Juniper handshaking. This unusual greet* S p e c u la tiv e M a r k e t A lo n Charges and Insinuations were counting any votes from New And Colleges Charges IhtU With”Motor Car,.CoppcrAn,i5 Ing was extended to no-other can­ commonly known as ‘ Hi in lacking from most of tho speeches. y „ ik or Pennsylvania, whoso com. Japanese Have Committed Specialty Stock Selllnga didate. "W e want to thank you, Even in the more hotly contested ;ps” may result ir. the loss of Atrocities In Late H ghtlng ------hired strength is ICO in the con­ Governor, for your courtesy in ac­ Nearly Thousand Members Of races for sheriff and county judge ir liseenecs to sell medicinal Oni* Of Five UomniningCandlvention. From this it is apparent cepting our Invitation to appear NEW YO RK . May 1 4 ^-(IN S ) Civic Order Front Cities Of the speakers were only mildly dales In Knee ForGovernorWASHINGTON. May 14— (IN S ) A vigorous advance.in the motor here," Steiwer added. that if New York should follow er. ’ Georgin And Florida Gnther regressive, according to observers. ship Will Address Citizens Pennsylvania into the Hoover __The Japanese have committed car. copper and specialty stocks to­ Lowden explained how he . lies of this carncttr were For 2 Day District Session Samuel A. B. it ilkinson and In Auditorium Of City Hull camp that fight against Hoover bnrburlc ntrocttle* in tF*’ f'l*’ h,lnK day was tho s(ock markets re­ ed the Republican Presidential rract crizcd by dry agents as Judge J. G. Sharon, candidates . ‘ " N c h more sponse to tho new wnvo o f spccu- rnce. " A year ago this Spring, A T L A N T A , May 1*.— (IN S ) — f,,r the nominntibn ns county judge, nt Kansan Ctty becomes more or arou n d ^ mpoumling a felony," nltlio a Scnntor John S. Taylor, of Lar­ some of my friends came to mo Intive buying which is now brity of violations o f the pro- go one of the five remaining can­ Close to 1,000 Kotarians and then were the first speakers. They were less an idle gesture. c :eu' kU,‘.‘l ‘n ing over the country. As usual, the nnd Moore wrote me about tb* As of todn>‘ . Hoover hu approx­ than l.t wives from cities of Georgia 1 ,1 1 ,1 two dai barged in a itiou luws constitute only mis- didates for the Democratic nomina­ followed hv John G. I.eonnrdy nml imately :SC7 committed delegates. airplane stocks lod the »P««tilativo '’ residency," said Lowden. “ I told Florida were in Atlanta today vauors, Weytnnn E. While, the aspirants stnlcmuAw utioicd here today t i flight. Wright Aero crossing MO hem I was doing nothing about it. tion for governor, is scheduled to Klicials declared that stntc- sneak in behalf of his candidacy attend the conference i f the ihinv 'or count v prosecutor. The enndi- New Jersey will add 31 In tumor- association uf universities and \ little later, three o f my friend* ats of |»is kind nrc no authoriz- nt the City Hall Auditorium to­ Ninth Rotary District. Seas tons dales for tho legislature who talkJ .row’s primary, *»»>«1 on next F ri­ colleges (Shanghai) appealing for for a first time in a new 10 point umo to me. They were Clarence day Oregon will fall into line with Jump and Curtiss moving up lb by prohibition- men ami are bc- night at 8 o’clock. The Wer.t ('oast will he he.d today an.l tomorrow I ed were: ('. \V. Er.tzmingcr, M. MJ American support for the Chinese points to 157. having ‘ ravelled p Buck. Homer M. Cuat and j t . pushing the Hoover tot il ut the Atlanta Woman’s < lab audi­ fliadc wit bout The knowledge of aspirant if expected to arrive t’i I'LiiVlI. L. I*. Hagan. J. It. Lylcs^, more than lOtj. points since tho Robert D. Clark, now a resident across the 400-line. In both th-sc Nationalists. treasury department. It was Sanford this afternoon in time to tor uni. I and R W. IVarmnn. Jr. o f Los Angeles. They asked xne Tlie appeal fo r AtpcDcan sym­ Mates Hoover has no opposition, middle of February. Brief talks and a round of eiiterilatned by prohibition commisr- confer with friends here. Onlv four of the candidates for; pathy wus addressed,tto ;“ ti’ e Sec­ Tho advance in the motor car whether l had any objection to tainment will make up the pr >- cniir.t.' eommissioner talked. Tlmj nnd the stnle lenders are for him. er James M. Doran that where retary of State, Senator Borah, Senator Tnylor is the last of the their getting together and getting gram. Chief business will he to wore W. D. Bnllnrd, D. M. Doug­ Their 44 votes go (o him py de­ Congressman Porter and ouple ot stocks was the closest to a con*” “ * stances are sold and labeled as gubernatoi ial aspirants to visit up a little organization, to wjUch cut Unking of Industrial »<*o"W fault. Even half inf New York’ti l»h nominate a district governor whoso las. S. F. Long and D. 11. Rabun. jor flavoring there is a violuBorah Sanford. lle has been preceded by llshments with stock price*. Chrys- developments as theytntght affect sV ii «,»*>!vanln'.i 7l>. the Uirttsd dutix.l’ ’ name w 11 be presented to the In- Sheriff C. M. Hand. E. K. Grady, -■ouplci! <’ w-ih n and such transactions will be rhnlrmnn of the Sonata Foreign me. I had no objection becauae^my Dr. Eons A. Hathaway, chairman tciiiutioiiiil Rotary Convention in E E Walker and J. F. McClelland would put’ the Cabinet candidate Relations Gommittoe, and Porter is let’s new 2 point advance to 7J J- J Pixel by the. government. of the State iionil Department; within a few votes o f t ic neces­ chairman of tho house Foreigt was the feature of the motors, but correspondence had been getting Jfficials admitted, however, that Minneapolis next month. nil spoke in behalf j»f their candi.lames M. Carson, o f Miami; Doylo AfTsirsCo inmil U‘e. * ’ ” Studebaker. Nash and Packanl al- very heavy and I was glad to oavo tc is no violation of the VolThe district conference is a high dueics for sheriff, prnk-rs for sary 515. somebody look after It. So really, Carlton, of Tampa; and Sidney J. The Senatorial lenders of " , JK' “ Jiiht ax the Nationalist forces HU advanced brilliantly. ad Act in selling non-intoxispot in the Rotary year and ranks tux us*essor were E. H. Kilbre, A. Nothing definite could be learn- ^ .. with ...... my content Catts. of DeEunink Springs. they uiu uro ....... acting " " arc completing the unification of allie*’’ privately admit that the in^ beverages, even though they cd of tho rumored merger oi a|)|j tFioy are tho only ones 10 A large crowd . is expected to second only to the International Vaughan and Joe Chittcmh n. China,” the statement suul, " the outlook for stopping Hoover is not ,y later he used in combination gather to hear Senator Taylor Convention in import.ice. f ifty two Viimo Douglass, D. L. Thrasher h0m ( have K{Von that consent, government suddenly W right Aero nnd Curtiss as the a rosy one. Piddcly, however, they Japanese ih ak-olud for drinking purposes, . j have tnaj c no political speech* apeak. He is ‘well-known by tie- nf these gntherigs me being held and It. R. Dens all spoke for sttp- nrc maintaining « hold front, and sent 6,000 into the interior of nucleus or a gigantic commercial joine grocers in the national countv a one of the members or in the Ended Mat s i.nd l unad.i I port ill the rac** for e’ovk of the Shantung to stem our advance, aeronautical enterprise linking tho a{th0ugh a good deal of pre*j arc determined to go down 'igh»pita! have been stopped from tho legislature wlicili .-epn nit ed tills Spl llg and the total attend court.’I’ W. Lawton and M r1. May- i„g. t’onfelcmes will Ii • held the the teiritory is ih w completely Americas, but demand for the I jure was put upon me." He said ling noiiulcoh"lic beverages, sudi flooded hy the Alien Japanese stocks was persistent from the Buck had chargo of all rccelpU Seminole County from Orange ance for the serifs is declined to be hello Maxwell xpokt in behalf weel: t<> m»|i out eleventh-hour tac­ troops with machine guns, poison unuu'.h and cocktails, on the well over 50,000. start regardless of prices. Radio and expenditures. Lowden jiaid n* tiu-ir cnndiilacics for superintend. tics and strategy. It “ perhaps a Dund- thnt these liquids contri­ County in I'JL!. Delegations from pine ta all.Scnatar J J. Parrish of Tilux- coincident that the Senate’s in­ gus, airplanes nnd all tho imple­ forged ahead to 210 for » • * »*- had made no e ffo rt to win C a l i - ____ The senator is tunning on his te to violations o f the law. 1hese ments of murderous warfare. every city in this ilisti it, which ont o f pubic instruction, point gain, hut offerings at that fom la," because we looked on that j rd •»» in the Slate legislature 1"« ......... " .both . vestigation of campaign cxpctidi“ They have already launched an uiageN ale widely advertised in ICO'I'I extends from Home, La . to price wore quite liberal and the as Hoover’s s ta te " Thomaa P. vile was tinonly speaker running us a memlM iof the house and i\w den to Washington at tbi< mire extensive campaign o f organized w napivs and magazines as con­ and mi u plat fo. in which j West-. Flu., are repri >nted at the in more t)iau one county. He made or less <ritieal time. \< Ibn.vtr’a butchery of our nationalist force, stock could make no further pro- M offett leads an independent or­ futing satisfactory non-alcoholganization in New York. L°wd*a uilpro" ‘ for t«lu.! v,. here. Rot.-,..... - fni.m an appeal for re-noininiit nn as More lures lut-s brought Fiatik '» Low- and civilian population. drink-. . ‘ • BG eneral financial and speculative said, he knew nothing about it* ........Is, including the two other sections of the >VU"^ than 1,000 citizens huve perished stale senator from Seminoleand lt'Lii «tl i« ll n ii lilt lV lP C ll .l Mo. n.lilllJnn nf ukukllLlIl •:*UUi----------------- -— — ........... .T'l'zptTtctl -ainng-■whom m— Ma n t l generally (’lavs, some riiliic haVfnii'tn Iliurj c o m m u n is » t . v gypcndltmcs.----------- ■ — --------- - . in two tluys. huvc . lltt^pird CoUllllbt. Flute cwHoucr nntl mtlis and cucktails may Franck, of I’uris, France, director Senator McMaster (R) o f South dcred outright. Others were shot changed, though tho first earnings -iciiuuls; increased pledges for f-"1 1 cited into substantially th.i o f the Rotary International, who by these Jnpnnese troops and even report of the week were encourag­ Dakota, brought out that Louden s Prominent Citizens • lomoctions us were si8d be- federute veterans, more ‘ ffective will represent that body. 13 Cases Face Judge had tho audacity to loot nnd burn ing, and considerable improvement organization had spent but f 1*4 • child welfare laws, the nbohshion M ake Bond For K ey piediibition and it is for this the Foreign Affuirx Building qtid xvns noted in important District Governor Robertson T. to win his state’s delegation. Low­ O f Municipal Court nn-that the attempt to stop , f oci-upationnl licenses and taxes Arnold, o f Jacksonville, Fin., is murder in rol.l blood the commis­ meats at American Industry. Mon­ den didn’t know of it. „ „ individual homes. eurtadmeiK .ale was made. Three well-known Sanford eili- sioner nnd his entire staff of ten ey was in good supply, and buying presiding over the ucsioii* DiuusSenator Bratton questioned lo w * Thirteen raacs ronfn ''led persons who among others had bib- aVnmpnign was made by ,.f unnecessary bond issues fot >ions ore to include such subjects orders for stocks flowed in In den about tho formation o f a pub-riiH urc serving ns surety on the , local improvements, and a just Municijm) Judge Wnymati r.. their cyesgouged out before d v libit a ii agents against the sale such quantity that the ticker fell Ushers “ Lowden fo r 1’ nssidentT ns “ ethical business methods." Wb to In police court this morning bonds under whieh A. R. K e j, workmen’s com pen; at u n law. their eyso gouged o ut before be­ ingei ale and oilier soft drinks “ Rotary extensions," “ hoys’ work,, Club Ira H. Marshall, of ‘- hie**©,. , behind 45 minutes. Nine of them resulted in fines and former vir.-prerident and cashier ing dispatched with bullets. ight elults, on tile ground that “ civic responsibilities **f ltotui urns was its active head. The organlza- - V ii nly Hank, was ■ "W lint is tho great American sentences for the defendentr. o f the Reininole f a in vi ragos obviously were to tion sought pledges from newspa*. / ’ nud others. government going to do in the - >'is scntcuco on I Edgar Lee, arrested on u charge release., released ............ folluwing made "tlie bacl^-giound ’ for A report of the district g ivertror o f operating a motor vehicle wi de two indictments in connection will, fore of this organized endeavor nt per publishers to support Lowden dial Is and cocktails, some ofand » talk by Mr.Franck are out­ under the influence o f liquor, was the fnilllre of the hank by -lUjjK0 Ihv nnlillintion of Chinese citizens editorially. The governor said ha ib privately expressed doubt no their own soil, who have done standing features yn today's pro­ knew nothing o f the dub’* acUvDeWitt T. Gtay, " f Jacksonville, fined film hy Judge While hut tin i tins form of Prohibition no wrong except to struggle ns the gram. Three double quartets from itlc*. ^ sentence was suspended on L , " s last Friday. •gal. great American nation once strug­ Valdosta, Macon Mud Newman will Lowden told how he stayed gnrsl behavior, • and the judge I The men mo Roy Mines and Byii •’line Prohibition agents dis­ gled itself to establish an inde­ have Spots on the progiam both warned him uguinst appeal ini- M* |PI bIi , Sonforil iclury fiirnH'f!4# W A SH IN G TO N , May 14. (INS) out o f all "fa vorite sons" states, LOS ANGELES. May 14. it tin mtual use iif ulculud pendent national life ? " duyr. . __Gold Star Mothers and "td o tl* ' "The only question In Indiana w a » court aguin on the same rlunge. _ G A. Speer, of Speer and Son, The statement concluded with a Ii v.it «lrinkn, or with concoc- — Murder, motivated by robbery, District Governor Arnoal is a Other rases were: Ralph R< lun- one of the city’s largest stores. request that the United Ktutes representatives o f tho A. E. F * whether Senator Watson would b* is oi other varieties *»dd by and committed by u person who nai ve of Louisville, Ky., but cmi* sought to efface the deed witu ron, disorderly conduct, fin'd fa. They sighed two bonds, each for Government “ investigate this mat­ the American W ar Mothers A s ­ a candidate," *aid Lowden. K *'nre<i and groceries, arrests grated to Florida three inontlis sociation and other similar croupe flame, was the theory *n the ta »w Mnrio Ford, disorderly condln l. S5. f.'I.OUU to enable Key to be ut lib­ ter and take appropriate action. peimissiide, but otherwise o f which t.hcrifCs investitf«tors to­ after ho was born. Ho is president Ruby Smith disorderly roiuLo c .appeared before the Sonata Millerty while his cures go to (lie su­ re are no just grounds for aclury A ffairs CommittUo today in day pressed further thp>r inquiry o ft he Arnold Printing Company, G. J. Maurrur, driving und.-c the preme court on writs o f error. i, according to officials. support o f the House Bill which Into the mysterious death of Dave which specialise a in holel and influepro of liquor, case continued The names o f the bondsmen would send approximately 4,000 Lewis, nationally prominent nut. chamber of c mmcnv color pr nt- until May 2-'L E. I). Duncan, drunk could not be learned until today ing and is active work for tho and disorderly. |25. Joe Simpson, because oN the illness of Vnnco wnr mothers to Europe to visit racing driver. chamber of commerce of Juck«6n drunk, f5. John Gamble, ns.-.ault, Douglass, clerk of tho circuit tho craves o f their dead aons. A bullet wound in his head. Ia>wTho measure passed the tlousa f&U or .10 days. John Anderson. court, who upprovcil the bonus* is’ Ixidy was discovered «•» bis villa. WASHINGTON, May 14. (IN S ) unanimously in February and Sen­ Henrietta Robinson, disorderly ranch home In Lanclsqult" « 11n>'01' ST. JOHN. N. D„ Muy 14.— ator Copeland, (D ) o f New York, — Tho “attempted enforcement ° r A topaz weighing nearly five near here. 'On the adjacent ground 3 Bandits Interrupt conduct, $10. Jake Robinson, dis­ nounds has jusj hen added to the (I N S ) — Weather Conditions per­ urged that Senatorial actlon.be Prohibition” has contributed In n brush fire of unknown origin endurt, $H». WaniU-y Discussion O f Crime orderly JNDON, May 14.— (I N S )— was raging. Beside the body lay ter and Charley Morgan, reckless Natural History Museum o f Lon­ mitting. It was expected that the hustened, as a numftar o f w *r arge measure to the 400 per cent air Lewis, American author, a .45 calibre army automatic »edon. second relief expedition to the mothers liad already died sine* ncrease in the prison population driving, dismissed. CHICAGO, May 1 4 - ( I N S ) — M of the United State* sine# 1®1»* iiiarricd today to Dorothy volvcr. beleaguered monoplane Bremen on House passage of the bill. . Th«r height of.aomctjilng «*r other the House Judiciary Committee de­ “ These mothers * r « dying on , mpson, an American newspaper the Labrador mainland would The possibility of suicide was was achieved here early today • tf. There were two ceremonies, minimized by Investigators when wllen a dozen members or tno take o ff for St. Georges, N. F\, to­ he said, “ and we must make hast* c la r e d today In reporting the Perter Bill to establish two federal if wo will send them to « « th« first was held at *hc Hcnrict- it was learned Lewis did not ow. Fourth Ward Democrat.. Llub day. 'trect Register's Off.ce, the a revolver. Relatives of the dead had their discussion or Chicago a Lieutenant Muir .Fairchild, pilot graves o f their dead sons.' Mrs. narcotic farms to cure drug ad­ , crime w ave" interrupted by three nd in the Savoy Chupcl. o f one o f the relief planes, bus F O. Nock, o f Washington, a war dicts.' Conviction In federal courts have bandits who held un tho club., oth Lewis and Miss Thompson practically recovered from the at- mother, objected to sending o f war and Mrs; Austin “ N o j v 'V 'M Ju4ge Linds*Jf Is nn . the, hails . InF* ^ ..n ip ii^ i fnmr times .duriate **“ ‘ ” been divorced. Mrs. Sinclair U 4 « - 4A appotidiest** ' , BAYEQBI. JS. V . nd*r period, with the result that f* rtm tnl ‘ flu t e d . U y an " btainrd a tilvorcix'^e -1* 4ha ( I N S ) — Accused o f plotting to could marry, Ul*.n his urrival here Saturday. A most of them had Late Saturduy, deputy Barcelona prisons are greatly overc~“ tho stimulus o f war, and had since I »t in Rgno, Nevada., just a coming speedway races at M one o f tha. politicians, “ he will— Just then the door opened ana murder her husband, Mr*. Fred­ went to the two und advised them third plane requested from Wash. the report said. “This pic, weeks ago. Under tho regula* S L & . »n.l romarried. Sjm *a*d erick Austin, 28, and her alleged Ington by Major Gcn6rul J. FL * 5 . * S ,rt fo walked three gun toting bandovercrowding Is a sad on# to that Austin had been shot and was • of the Church o f England for the Indiana Gty on May ~iF’cchet, in command of the exped­ did not have tho samo poignant itif. “ Bo Mco boys and nobody will lover, Arthur Abadoro, 28, were In template,” the report added, The thbory that a robher entered get hurt,” commanded the leader. tho Riverhead Jail today ns tho dying in u hospital, he says. Ho ition has arrived here. In the plane memories as the mothers. reed persons cannot be nmrpack men as though they we in church property. However, Lewis' ranch Itoine. nnd killed hit Benjamin Kanne, attorney for the result o f an unusual bit of detect­ suggested that to make things were Lieutenants FHwood Quisada RALLY TONIGHT imals Is a brutal manner of •y Chappcl lies upon lund own* upon meeting . resistance gained sanitary district, was the hcnvlcst ive work ■ by Charles Barcelona, "look w ell" they should visit the and Richard E. Cobb. Tho latter ment even for convicts.” bedside and offered to drive them y the Prince of Wales, just o ff credence with the revelation that loser, being robbed o f a watch val­ a deputy sheriff. Longwbod tonight w ill be the was picked up at Boston and w ill ■ The committee said condl id the hospita.l Instead ho took Strand, end this restriction the homo contains roany arthles ued at 11.000. Othrs were robbrd scene of the county4 # sixth politi­ Tho woman, it is rhnrgcd, con­ bring F’aircbild back homo for are particularly bad at A of value. It is thought-.thut tlu. o f amounts varying from five to cal rally o f Jho IfcmocratU prt n°t appljr there, them to a jail. ’ , _ . . fided her desire to do away with nmry campalgrT when 30 odd candi Leavenworth and McNeil Austin, a middle aged florist, treatment. irwi*. wore an ordinary' blue probable assailant fled front the fifty dollars. As a parting shot her husband to a track driver snd Lieutenant Quisada will replace dnL's for office* ranglne fron' prison. Location of the 'Ke suit. The bride wore a navy MUse after killing U w i . .nd the liandit leader said: “ You boys he promised to find her a gunman. told police that he hod suspected Fairchild In the relief plane, it is membership In th * legidhtura to would be left to the Tiewury rnuube gown with a coat of started tho brush fire to cover the should learn to separate politics Instead, ho notified Barcdonu and his w ife and Abadorc were curry­ expected. Fred Melchior, tho Junk­ constable o f District 4 *111 IP **!1 pertinent. Addkta can volvfrom crims.” 'l*r mrtcrial and u blue hat. murder. ' ,» the latter was introduced to Mra. ing on a lov<* affa ir and had, in ers pilot, who is going to the Bre­ The meeting is to be held In tno apply for admission to the fact, learned that they were regraided u bouquet o f lillies. B IL L 18 PASSED Austin and Abadorc as “ Joe Rus­ men’s bleak haven with tho exped­ Umgwood library building unloss "Increase In crime In its rooet PLANE HOI‘8 OFF ftcr the chapel ceremony there latered *s man and w ife in a hotel so, a tough ‘New York gunman." ition, w ill pilot the ship back to the crowd is too large. In that geroua character I* m^ W ASH IN G TO N , May |4. (IN S ) 1» luncheon at the Savoy Hotel. Barcelona was to receive $80 at Patchague, L. I., several weeks New York, if tho expedition suc­ event it will bo held In theopen air. C AN D LE R FIELD . A T L A N T A , traced to the addict who A bill granting a pension of $5,­ |V“ *.Vhc guests Vsere Anifa Looa, ago. He believes that Abadoro was ' Ga., May 14.— (I N S )— The huge for kilting the husband and a share ceeds. Ho will be accompanied by The speaking is scheduh ’ (he author and perp®4f%t?r . 000 a year to Mra. Edith Bolling ^ Of “ Gentlemen Prefer chiefly responsible for the alleged o f the victim’s $4,000 Insurance it Fokker trimotored monoplane, en Dr. Louis Guitlnlef and the mech­ gin at 7:30. R. J. H olly, — crimes of violence,” said tha Wilson, widow o f the. wartime Pre­ **'4 Rebeeca West, the murder plot. Police said today they is alleged. The deputy saye It was anics who removcd’th* plane to the o f the county executive oomnu' port. , i l , N i i l . -Mr. and Mrs. route from New York to LoB^ n5*' sident, was passed by the Senate were unable to locate Abadore’s will preside. lee hopped o ff he;re today for this afternoon by an unanimous further agreed that he was to kill |mainland f»om Grecnaly Island. “ *4 they were going _ Montgomery, Ale., the next ache Abndore’s wife, for $20. I" order w lfa and two children, j^ e y m o o n .” They <•will vote. . ., . ■■ dull'd stop on its itlnertry, . '1 in an automobile. ^ iif1- Illinois Candidate Appears Atlnquiry Juniper Oil Gets PlacedUnderBan J SENATOR TAYLOR ROTARIANS MEET OFFICE ASPIRANT, IN ATLANTA FOR SPEAKS TONIGHT BIG CONFERENCE l CHINESE A P P E A L STOCKS. ADVANCE TO AMERICA FOR IN NEW WAVE OF AID AGAINST JAPS VIGOROUS BUYING j RobbesylsBelieved Motive For Murder Of Well Known Ace Gold Star Mothers Urge Enactment Of Bill Before House Second Airplane To Leave With Aid For Stranded Bremen iclair Lewis, Of ihbittFame,NVeds iwspaper NVriter Effort To Enforce Prohibition Law Is Blamed For Crime Keen Detective Work Lands Woman In J a il A s R esult Of Murder Plot r a w r r -T r •‘ •••.e. l i * . ■ .- 'in - �and made he"? end painless and quick. This was- three year* ago. Now. Hie ertthe Jt*s been dhrovered' Ndukxohi .has Wen cnArgstf with* murder.' lie ha'tf confessed,* but po­ lice have freed him without bail pending trial because they believed in the purity o f his motives. ' The discovery was caused by Ncukranz's conscience. Though no­ body asked any questions at the Poisons Mother To Avoid Je p in g Her 'elery Feds Outhit Beach toys B a t Cdw't Get Runs, tose <$thStraight, 6 To l when toward dawn the pain, time ever morc“vlo]ent he |„i« perate. soiled tfio Poison . tried to kill himself, lie ror Unr. Jt.Huo.a glass of water, tried, but his progrtuive rtejan eholy, caused talk and P°PJ,'orJ in; it to hfs mother to drlnlL Y& Irtlnct soon centered W» talk kbou asleep relieved and did not aw*) time of hi* mother's death u „ young man became mclMifWtljr am the death o f the n M * r . {J R E R U N , May 11.— ( I N S )— Bepolice heard about it and a sk* ' New Port Richey—fISO cause he loved his mother too much Neukran* he admitted all. building program voted to lie told how one June night h to bo able to witness her lone new library building, city ’liau ' “ Sanford’s sad Celery Feds lost Mort, p means that the is­ nearly B Y D A V IS J. W A LSH sat up with his mother all night International New* Service sue nmong Rcigh Count’s so called death agony, Alfred Ncukranz, 23, on« more baseball game yesterday Jones, p trying to ease her pain, and hon Sports Editor contenders has been somewhat put poison into her drinking cup r. afternoon to the Palm Beach Sher­ Burns, x N E W YO RK , May 12.— Victor­ confused iffs. The score was 0 to 5 jmd the Totals ..... 82 0 7 27 16 1 ian’s price for the Kentucky Der­ Feds would have taken the t’.lt if x— batted for Jones in 8th. by to be run at the classic downs SA N FO R D — ' the Sheriffs hadn't scored a couple oue week from today, has receded nb r h o n e like a freshman’s chin as n result o f runs in the eighth inning, the IIswell, r f ...........4 0 1 1 0 0 o f some overnight reflection upon first one squaring the count and Jackson, If 4 0 1 .1 1 0 his winning performance in tho the second one winning the game Frisb.'e, 2b 4 0 1 f. .1 1 Preakness late yesterday after, for the Beach Boys. Calbreth. cf 1 1 1 -1 0 0 noon. The Whitney colt probably Number One ^ The Feds got 10 hits to the Wallace, .1b 1 0 0 0 .1 2 was no better than 8 to 1 in the Sheriffs mcogre seven, but it isn't Robertson, c 4 2 2 2 0 0 B R IT IS H R U B B E R C O N TR O L’ Derby book this morning, whereas hits but runs that win the ball Barnes, lb .... 1 1 8 12 I 1 he was Ifi to 1 on the eve o f the games. The Feds have found that Toppino, ss . .. 3 0 0 2 3 0 Issued by The National City Ban Preakness and as high as 20 to 1 F ro m the M o n th ly B an k Letter fo r M a y out this week. They lead the Hodges, p ....... 2 1 1 0 3 0 / league at bat, but they an* way Epperson, p 2 u 0 0 3 0 last week. He would bo held even lower 'to­ down near the bottom when it Warren, ^ 0 0 0 0 0 0 lion oi the net return to the proday, if It wasn’t for the fact that comes to capturing contests. H E system of control which the more competition in tight for the oucer. it is evident that a Ucigh Count is ns Ibw ns a snake Three errors in the Sanford - British Government has uad in future, for which its own policy is accumulation ot collec would eteniin n wagon track already and you , 1 ^ columns of tho box score tell part * force in recent year* over the largely responsible. . ually break 'dtrtvu the system. enn’b fool the boys by offering were down trout the high In] o f the story o f yesterday’s gume, marketings of rubber .front A s­ them short money on everything maintained m previous years, id SAN FO R D 040 100 000— 5 Coffee Control in Brazil The Stimulus to Production but not all o f it. The Feds can lose iatic Coloniea, .Ceylon and price of “ Santos 4," tiie brand j in sight. As it is, Jhe Preakness will come to an end November 1, by n wider margin without making West Palm Bench . 001 201 020— 0 coffee which has the largest salt j probably will make the odds i.ext, according to notice recently Brazil is a country of vast and The present plan lias not been ■ingle miscue. I f they aren’t g et­ Two base hit*, Robcrtsoni Three- lengthen materially on quite a few the United States, on the New YtJ given by that Government. When varied resources, but possesses such operating long enough ior results ting the “ breaks” they had better haseliit, Hodge*. Stolen liases, Cui- pubic choicrs for the Derby and, ;ne scheme went ,into effect these advantages for the production ot to show in production, inasmuch as market touched 2i)\i in NuvctuM go and find n few and bring them 'colonies were producing about 75 coffee that the productive energies coffee trees do not come Into bear­ 1D24, declined to lb'/* at tlie lo] if you thinl; I don’t mcan.Nassuk, hreth, Burnes. Sacrifice hits, Hold* into tho hall park. ‘per cent of the world's new sup­ of the people have concentrated ing'until about live years old. Re­ point in May 1927, facing the b Distraction, Brooms, Pc.tee Wrack, Barnes, Toppino. Today, the last game o f this t*r 2, Burke, plies, but production was in excess largely in that industry, with some ports indicate considerable activity crop, and is now at about 22j series between the „two teams is Ita*c* on hal.s, otl tlodge* - 0. Ilohshcln and kindred disappoint­ *oi consumption and the price was of the undesirable results which in planting, particularly in Mates T hese arc considerable fluctuatki ments o f tho Preakness, then yon scheduled. Monday the Feds meet Struck out l>y Hodge* 2; by Jones unreniuncrative. It was said that are always seen in what is called where coffee culture !ras been on a ior prices which are supposed nnd, 2. Double play, Toppino to F risb i^ •!|on’t give me cp?^lt f or Ortando, B ov-Score\ • jinny ot the plantations were oper­ a “ one crop" region. The climatic small scale iu the past. Last-year he stabilized, but undoubtedly th mch^cleiirancc to Karnes,. Hit by pitcher by Ep* three quarters West Palm Bench— ating at a loss and that extensive conditions are sintilaryiver the area the aiUlibritits oi the Collec Insti­ would have been much greater l .' nb r h o a e pcriion (Buckle*). Wild flitch, Ep* shove the eyebrows, 'abandonment would result unless in which the bulk o f the .crop has tute addressed a communication to fdr the 'organized “ defense.’’ The management of the Instita Heigh Count can’t ho hammered Buckles, **, ....... . 1 1 1 1 2 1 per*on, Mott. Hits o ff Jonc*, 8 in 7 Irclicf was afforded in some way. been grown, and production and the President of the State of 1 arBurke, lb .1 o o ir» o u inn nirs; o ff Hodges, 5 in 5 1-3 in lown any lower than hb to. but it- Nassa, it is said, was carried An attempt was made to obtain #m- prices have been subject to great aua, where production has been in­ has been (n capable hands, ij Holder, if, rf II 0 (l l 0 0 nings; o ff Epperson, 2 in 3 2-3 in seenis safe to say that the result wide most o f the way but the certcd action by the British and fluctuations. The Brazilian Govern­ creasing, inviting that State to join hacked by all the resources of tl Large, r f 1 1 1 ) .1 u i) lungs; o ff .Mott, 2 in 2 innings o f the Preakness will serve to Sinclnir horse was in a contending Dutch Last Indies, but the Dutch ment has been struggling for years the Institute and put the coffee reg­ Hog&n, if 2 0 1 2 0 U Winning p.trlur, .lone*. I.osiiq; make the Hertz horse nil the more position when he folded up. 1 re­ authorities declined to join and the with the problem of stabilizing the ulations into effect, urging the com­ Beasley, cf ..... . 1 1 1 0 0 pitcher, Epperson. Left on bancs, a favorite when they call the tier- member that Zcv ran sixteenth in itritish authorities decided to go it price. The country produces ap­ mon interest in making die system cialone. The plan of control was to proximately 75 per cent of the world tcctive. The President of the State of Cirisi, lib ........ 4 0 1 2 a 0 SANFORD 4; West Pulm Bench hy field to tho post. ’ the Preakness and came back the regulate exports by the price ol supplies, and owing to differences Mason, 2 b ...... 0 0 2 0 1 0 12. Umpires’, Weaver and Ruphun Victorian proved himself n good 1next week to win the.tlerby but 'rubber in London, restricting them in quality much of the coffee grown Parana replied politely, commending the policies oi the Institute, but ex­ Time, 2:05. colt with the heart to run through tho imlirations are that Nnssnl: is when the price was low and felax- elsewhere is not directly competi­ plaining that the State of Parana the stretch hut it would hnve re- no Zcv. In fact, he left some doubt ing the restriction as the price ad­ tive. was Just getting started in the cotThe production of the quired u1victory by a horse like o f iiis ability to go a route. As vanced. The Brasilian plan of control, fee business, and did not wish to two colonies was *o large a propor­ Nnssak, highly esteemed these f „ r Distraction, he showed no in­ like the British plau for rubber, is discourage the development. He ' lit tin* Nutional league, tlie St many weeks, to affect Reigli clluntion to go too far. This pair tion of the world’s supply that this by restriction upon marketings. asked that they be excused for the control was temporarily effective, The railroads are not permitted to present. The reply illustrates the count's status to any great extent, was 10 to 1 for tho derby yesterbring coflee to the ports except as fundamental difficulty in all at­ A Nassnk victory would have com- .lay morning. That price probably authorized by the Loflee Institute, tempts to control production and ented Eastern sentiment in his will more than double itself totied nine men off the Curds nored which regulates offerings on the price*. The people who ara estab­ favor. The triumph ' of Victorian daymarket and fixes price*. Warehouses lished in a business are in favor of are built at railroad points in the maintaining the status quo, but Tin*RedBirds have been greatly interior, where coffee is received , , iprs- pifi i TT ■ .. strengthened by two trade* made and bills of lading issded against it, S T A N D IN G Eawtern Crews W ill pericncc is the »anic that con LyW*eir L*',n{ic^ ? within a* many days. They got the ahipmculs to be moved in the W llh BntWH F u ll A l l o y i n g George Harper, slugging New (rout every such experiment. It order in which they are received. Race For Childs Cup FLO R ID A STATF that an effective control ovrr i| T fflr a * o F in a lly - Irn irtp le y „ r^ outfielder, und Jimmy Wilsupply i* essrntial to succru ^ W e s t 8 S tr o n g e s t O U t f l t M,n> cru, k Philadelphia catcher, in PR INC E TO N , N. J.. May 12— West Palm Dench ... 10 price regulation. Brazil hat b< , ..-.ft.*-” .. ... exchange for the injured Bob Far(I N S ) — Princeton will defend the a position in coffee productii N.E1\ 5 O Rk, May 12. (IN S ) |r<-ll and n flock of Minor L-ngueri. Ft. latuderdnlc 0 Childs Cup against Columbia nnd scarcely equalled by that cl »| Philadelphia today appenr* to lie j With pitchers Jones, Root, Carl- Daytona Dench -7 tlu. University o f Pennalyvanin lb® only team capable of *to|>piii>t *om and Nelif in good shape th# Miami . ....... -. . 7 this aftemon in one o f Oiu classic* tM N°W York Yankees from blast-1rubs are likely to surprise the I*'ii- HANFORD ft o f tlie Eastern rowing sermon. ing their way to another American, i-uc-lcudiiig Giants In the series Orluadu . . . . f> which lias favored regulation, I League Pennant. Cleveland, the dartin g today. YfMeidt.y Nelif. The T iger, suul tlie New York­ the waning production ol the ( R E S U LTS W est’s strongest representative,, n„. Wi.i |,| scries hero of other ers were equal favorites in the trees lias offset much of the n COUjd lake only one o f three gnmes years, who failed to make good planting. Nevertheless, it is « varsity rare over the mile, and FLO R ID A S TA TE from the world’s eliuntpion*. j with tin- Red* lust season held dent that there as elsewhere if three-quarters’ course on Lake Miami III; Orlando I ficial price-lifting tends to inern Timely home runs hy Ituhe Brooklyn to five hits and won n Carnegie, Princeton has a veter­ West Palm Reach <i; production, nnd thus counteract Ryth nnd Duster Gehrig. New '*• l » '» duel from th.- great Dazzy an eight that defeated M. 1. T. In own influence. Price-reRuhtioo Y ork’* mighty slugger*, ruined' " ’ ttomt walloped hit its first race of tho seifnon n fort­ qierex complete control of an A Critical Year Fort Lauderdale I I ; Daytona the, Indians on *ucce**ive day*. J*"ul , l‘ homer. night ago. The Columbia crew, dustry by the reguiating aulb lleneli 7. Yesterday Gehrig smacked h i*’ Southpuw l.ucus, the red head which wan the intercollegiate Government regulation Iji*t year the coffer crop wss ity fourth circuit clout of the season 1" f the fte.D, hlnnke-l the llostor eliumplonshii) Inst year, wns boutvery large, owing lo favorable cli­ production involves practically with the bases full and the Yanks |Bruv.-s hy a to 0 score. Washingeii hy Yale las t&iturdny and is matic conditions, and about harvest surmountable dilhctiltirs. itnally conquered George U lil" ,| '" n f *"l,llv D .tioit 0 to j without the service* o f Cuptain their pel nenteiUs, who wus rushed ( ,ll,d tin- Red Sox legnined seventh Alastnir M .ul’aiii at No. 2. Harvard, Cornell and Mnssnto the mound from the hull pen in . idle-.- fi"in tlo- White Sox when $ ihusetls Institute <*f Technology DIGGERS DAIRY- FARM the ninth. Paschal's unexpected |Todt’s I...... . put t bo ngo on the McLaulins will minpeto in another regatta hunt in the ninth with two out tied sh'.H <nd of a I to .1 count Phono 3711 ' EN G R AVIN G this afternon at Cmhiidgo, Msa. . LO SSING ’ S tho score mid Mensel's double won) Tlie Giants und the I'irntc* did eet Milk Sweet Crr* the game in the tenth, 7 in li. i tint play. Cross City- New m IiouI buildDiamond Mounting Q U IC K S E R V IC E Butter Milk j Those umazilig Athletics have | — ----inn for Dixie county being erected Jewelers-Optometrlst Architect 1 Milk For Babies i T R A N S F E R copped thirteen of their lust fou r-1 C r»*s i it;- \ ,w inl.litiou heWatch Repairing halfway between Twin Cities, teen starts. Yesterday they k a y-. mg built to Atlantic t'oa-t I,in. Hauling, (.’rating Shipping, 1 First Nnl’l Rank B id ” . 1 Shamrock ‘and Cross City. oed Sam Gray, former Mackmnn j station here. * and Storage Sanford, Flo. who has been a perfect wow as a I'hnn, *0M not 1;. SrJ #». St. Ixiiiis pitcher, und look mi II Dayloiiu Deneh t 'orne.rstone to 5 slugfest from the Drowns. It I hi <1 fur SHl.tiim new First Kvun Wa* the A's sixth >tfaigltt \ ii■-1cciical l-utheran Flinnh ENT REGULATION OF YANKEES DEFEATI CLEVELANDWHEN GEHRIG HITS ONE -• wX<ZZ£ r r 1V r j E lton J . M oughton 1^-lUI in it | 3f t , A S C ’ s a * Success w i t h Chicks L y of * a square USED CAR deal ffom the Buick D ealer future reputation depend* upon his treating used car buyer* fairly. H e wants to please used car purdiaaer* be­ cause be know* that satisfied used car cus­ tomers are prospective new Buick buyers. T h e man who buys a good used car— lionesdy represented— at a fair price — receives splendid value in transportation. l a his enthusiasm fo r the car he has bought, and the value he has received, it is only natural for him to look upon the dealer as his IrfexuL T h e Buick dealer has many such friends because he represents the true condition of the used cars he offers for sale. A n d that is good ,, butintu for the Buick dealer, as well os the used car buyer. B U JC K MOTOR CO M PAN Y furo*. aba 1.—division or obneoal motoss corpoxatiom (Candidate for Governor) found in no other low-priced six O ffe r in g Bodies hy F isher, the P o n tia c Six b rin g s to the io w -p ric c d field not o n ly the style a n d sm artness, hut ulso the luxury^ ro o m in e ss a n d stau n ch con stru ction in h e re n t in Flalicr design . A7 *** 'Stun* E m b o d y in g the G - M - U (G e n e r a l M o to r s Re­ se a rc h ) c y lin d e r h e ad , P o n tia c c o m b in e * am a zin g sm ooth n ess a n d sile n c e w ith e c o n o m y o f o p e ra tio n , u sin g o r d in a r y g a so lin e . A n d p r o v id in g tlie th erm o sta tic ally -c o n tro lle d cross-flow rad ia to r, it p ra c tic ally e lim in a te s losses o f w a te r a n d a lc o h o l a n d assures tlie p r o p e r t e m p e r a t u r e s f o r h ig h e s t e n g i n e efficien cy. Monday Evening B o d ie s b y F is h e r — G - M - U C y li n d e r H e a d — C ro ss -flo w R a d ia to r . . . h e re a re th re e b ig fea­ tures fo u n d in n o o th e r lo w -p ric e d six that n o b u y e t^ o f a six in P o n tia c's class can. a ffo rd to o v e rlo o k . I f th e N e w Scries P o n tia c S ix o ffe re d n o o th e r e x c lu siv e advan tages, it w o u ld , still h o ld its rig h tfu l p o sitio n .a i-ih c . w n rld'i-lk D cvt Bleed to give them warmth, strength, energy and vital for life and growth. This is the reason 1592 hatcheries feed Purina Chick Startena, the bdttcrnulk starting n which contains Cod Liver Oil. We will be glad to tell ■ of a feeding plan that is as simple as A B C You’ll be cfa ahead, money ahead. Come in. Z O m c M m , *7411 C o u ft. t? 4 h t|uil Kua.taur, | S77*l C s ts w is , I7»t| * Dm . StdMK. a*Zit tk w l L U 7I| 0 0 1 * * 4 A U 'S m v u SU. SlCUf im I I M i [ a o m . C U A OaUanV-Oiall*. J tU ttrtd f t b . t r * 1r w ttf hmmjlimt ( U r t n . O s u ia t Muon* T ia a I mtUtUt «i mmumum lalM. Seminole Motor Bauman Bros. R ive’s Garage 116 W est First Street Phoi "dThe Store With the Checkerboard Sign” rnooucT B XI* M O T O R S ■ Every Voter Should Sec and Hear Senator Taylor, i Ladies Especially Invited. (1'ald Political Advertisement) �T H E S A N F O R D H B I l A L P . 'S A N f r O R f r . ’r t J o m i M i f f i l d t o l A n ex-govemor sylll .be the Senator Taylor Comes *heklw greeted deadbeat a little more thorny, Iml he still flourishes to an good audlance''— headline. tVhnt was it, Soad*)’ school children ? JMitaUcuhnugh. SaotA.HflM *-.Oitt • shn'Lar nup after June . 6 . «ra ms HOMIC DROWN IIATRFD for Wholesome Prosperity / / , A Speir Sanford Florida Monday Evening The, Steady Dependable ICE MAN Eight O'clock': Every V o ter Should Se EV.inV day ho is on the job, ch eerfu lly j/l-.tng d ep en d a b le service. and Hear Senator Tayloi Ladies Especially Invited, Back o f hl.-n are dependaDte, ele ctrified plants working 24 hours a day. year after y e jr to give you an a m p le supply o f w h o lk so m e clear ice to protect you r fo od end health. ( I ’did I’ol it ion I Advertisement) Buy your ice from the w agon or truck with the ora n g e oval em b lem . ' FOOD MONEY TO LOAN FLAVOR .MONEY, ^DEPARTMENT K ^ M SANFORD DONI) AND MOKTOAOK CD W ILLYS-- KNIGHT W H IP P E T Fine Motor Cars uni t:. smI si ( Ol.t’ MItl S KM tl lltKIt SI N S appeared recently in the Tampa Times showing the Catts strong­ holds. Strangely enough it’s al­ most all Catts from Hernando licit) Sheets Will need some time to get all phases o f u quirk. prartluM, system in prrsicnlnhle shape. Formers,—| ase don't forget to write those "('rop pftt. sure to sign your name to them. Such t criplinns" hud small matter to yon liut a "Great Cjfy treatise will b t Our County's New Citizens. until ithat name becomes u sjftonto With you for Seminole I Hunting, ('rating "‘hipping, and Storage A nation so large, so pnpul •Two Fishermen Die of Excite- and so varied in Its interests ment on Catching nig Fish—ncw»y produce papor headline. The chance to tell is mis one niusI T tho truth w»? too much fo r them. numcriouh absurdities din iug the course nf the calendar year; and Dr. McKenzie is shouting his for our own part, our brain cells sometimes grow weary of observ­ head o ff for Dr. Hathaway and probably doing that candidate more ing them nnd disdain to take note, good than any other factor in the lint now and then nicurs an ab­ surdity so striking that it refuserace. to go unnoticed. And neeasionally it occurs against a background so ll strikes us that in a three coni- I appropriate as to suggest that •red race, Sidney J. Cults would 1 perhaps the background w «» dc hava no chance and we tor one ■signed to t even I (he ale-unlit \ :n would lik* to sea his even- chance i its fulness. fillminutcd * I Such was the ease the utltei dwv Walter C, Mnbic. national i*nuCanddutr Carlton mud many a mundrr nf the Solis o f Union Vet­ vote in Dade county last week erans, is speaking. Mr. .Maine is We talked to .. number nf people, discussing Mayor Jimmie Walker who had never beard of him three of New York ami the four-year-old qr four month* ago, say they wen- g i Hudson of General Robert E. fiolng to rote for him. la-e— Mayor Walker, who bus mi various occasions displayed Ini’ toward the South. Secretary Mellon says lloovei friendliness is "suitable". Sir Hoover is the Says the vitrolic Mr. Mnbic: "W hy parade the grand-on strong man o f the Republican ad­ of an arch traitor up On­ ministration and his nomination street dressed in the uniform seems, almost a certainty. In a of his grandfuthn with the in­ rmc« between llobvrr and Smith, signia of the dishonored ConHoorer wdll find many supporters federate Stales on the sword in tho South. . and sash?" A t the moment Mr. Mabie—son Now that the Thursday half­ holiday* are coming on, wc news­ of u Union soldier nnd born long papermen will have to work just a after the participants on both rides Hle bit harder to get enough to in the Civil War had bent their II up with.— Sanford Herald. Newspaper men will never get theirs until they get to -heaven SANFOR — Clay County Time* Some people; even big newapapera are never satisfied. I f Govem or Martin was ^ unlike other candidate* and used "the editorial wa? in telling o f his accomplish­ ment* in his administration, they'd Immediately say he meant the "machine.” — Leesburg Common:- (C'nmlidnlc for Governor) IX)SSIN(i*S QUICK SKKVICK TRANSFER bj extent that is a serious handicap to honest citizens." Prince Carol ought to find mil where Scnrface A1 Cnpunr is stay­ ing in Miami and pay him a visit. Those hating property, big or little, any whe r fn S em i^ ,tv for sa|t- please notify me early* by letter, ' in'l*ly slatis, ract. and giving the number nf your separate I'ieecs. ■m for boundary description and for display re»iurM |,r mailed to you that your listings (without nwn„ . will then whip shown unless you so desire? may appear on October Pub. In fact, if there he any decency in either . And we are willing to bet that it appears to he on the side of the convmon criminal, who at spnie of our "best" citizens will least does not abuse confidence and friendship. forget to pay their poll tax. "Credit bureaus are gradually making the path oi tip- "Dr. Hathaway is Time For Preparation Needed governor. The writer has no interest in the Senator Taylor of Largo is coming to Sanford today personalities of the four anti* He will'speak In the City Hall tonight at eight o'clock in Cntts candidates and they all probbehalf o f his candidacy for the office o f governor. Every ably ore able and honest nnd citizen in this city should avail himself of the opportunity to hear him and to form some opinion relative to the make splendid governors, yet to a man on the side lines three of HOLLAND L. DEAN strength and wisdom of his candidacy. n. ItOWARD I D l a them appear more vulnerable than The Herald has a great deal o f respect for the Largo HAELU H. JONES _| tho fourth ns a candidate in the candidate. We are-not personally acquainted with him but promises. we have watched his conduct in the state house and senate I)r. Hathaway gives the impres­ and in the business world of Pinellas county for several sion o f a big brainy man~t>f ocyearH and we nre thoroughly convinced of his honesty, :omplishnionts, but i f left to make commonj sense, nnd sincerity o f purpose. his own campaign would undoubt­ We do not believe there Is another candidate in the edly come out lost. race who is as altruistic; in his motives ns Senator Taylor. lfc is simply not a vote-getter W e have long been of the opinion that he is running for the governorship for the sole reason of the good he can do the and he lacks the quality Elinor state by giving it a sound practical administration. We Glynn has made famous as " I T " ; cannot sec where Senator Taylor will get.anything out of and even his undoubted ability backed by the support o f power­ it for himself. , , T h e IIe ra M U a a r a W r nf the A s W I B u rra a a f ' C lrralattoaa, a a ful interests, a political machine, Unfortunately, however, we belieVe his candidacy at la t r r a a t U a a l A aaarfatlaa a f f'a k IWhem, A f m t l w n uA A i r r r l l a * this time is ill advised. He was prevented from announc­ atid many o f the lending news­ ™ S . A g r a ta w k lrk . r r a a lr r rack the papers‘ are unnblc to "put him P s k lU k r r a t a k t r fa (Makati! to a ing until a late date by having to wait for a ruling o f (k araajch ar «a h a rrl»tt a a supreme court on his eligibility. over” . He was in the same class Is m r t r r ( a T a r iff a h a a lu trlf Senator Taylor would probablyM l l l a l M a f rireailatlaa.-aa w rit aa with Dr. Mackenzie as having been a part of the legislature kWheat kttalaeaa mrtkoAa. which raised the governor’s salary. Dr. MacKenzle too make ns good n governor ns any was kept out of the race until too late to make a thorough man in Florida and ho is brainy, M O N D A Y, M A Y 14 campaign. Dr. MacKenzic withdrew. • * solid, sober,honest and far-seeing, but he would need a lot o f cam­ ‘ 1 1 « lB L fc YKRHE FOR T O D A Y paigning to get his message to the people anil his true worth rec­ d e s t r u c t io n or D E LIV E R ­ ognized in all quarters. ANCE—a hypocrite with his . Candidate James Mr ’ .Carson at mouth dcstroyeth his neighbor: Tampa on May Uth Is quoted by' but through knowledge shall ths the Tampa Tribune ns saying that just be delivered.— Prov. 11:0, "Ifathaway will, not run better than fourth, while Calls Is rapidly P R A Y E R — May our path be the losing his lend— that it is n losspath o f the just which shineth up bctwcerl Cnrlton nnd himself." liraN and more .unto the perfect To the man on the side lines, Mr. Carson appears to be another good man gone wrong as a prophet and jsjF y e l l o w JA SM lN K to the disinterested observer Mr. Carson will be ranking in about the position he gives Hathaway • Gold "tarn have fallen; see. fourth or fifth. They Rhine with pale daylight fire In the humble opinion of the Against the dark trunks of live writer, the only possible chance to oaks. beat ex-governor Catts in this Lager with their desire fight, is n continuation o f the great The bushes Up-toe to get them. ground-swell that has set in for Wave their green fingers . . . coon. Doyle E. Cnrlton, To net them. Mr. Carlton is developing tre­ mendous strength all' over the T h « grey moss spreads cunningly About Deadbeats state. A million weba through the The writer doesn't know him | branches. Periods of depression more than anything else bring to nnd has nrvt r seen him, but sues-) I f the star fire blanches the surface the real depths of a mail. If a man is crooked a* his growing multitude of support- j So far from heaven, heaven’s air heart but hesitates to violate the conventions and fears the ers in many counties, and is con­ till clings delicately; From where else could such an bars of the penitentiary, he may not steal, but he will, when strained to believe that t'nrltnii is the lorn- hope o f those citizens odor be income in low, allow his hills to go unpaid almost Indefinitely. who are against t'ntts nnd all his • : . Rut from there? Such persons are called "deadbeats" and the Lake Conn eoncoctions and coru-atenations. By Katherine Allliton MacLean ty Citizen writes interestingly nf them in a hotter way than Yours sincerely. II W llouk. we could; We reproduce in full what the Citizen says, as Did you remember that yrstrr follows: day was Mother1* day T ' Talk honesty, iliw ii.v , straight"Every person who has conducted a business in which shooting or public loyalty to a cer­ the extending of credit is practiced must be impressed with Wonder what Jhe Largo Senator the large number of people in the world who appear to In­ tain tyjK- of politician and he will agree with you grandiloquently I hag done with his airplane? pnt you patronizingly „n the hack, born deadbeats. anil then scab vaguely uf “ prac-, "There are a few in every community who make preten­ Helping n brother tote his load llcnl polities" in such a tone as to lighten* )'vur,o>ru^-Dothan Eagle. sions to business and social standing, yet were never known to pay a bill when it was due and seldom pay one at all. ex­ imply that you are nice but pnlvcj and ihnl fine talk made in puhlucepting as a result of hounding or legal action. Is ilnpi nctiral in private —Jin k-l lly their records you shall know "Morally then- is no difference between one who fails to sonville Journal them. Investigate the records be­ pay itii Tamest debt when he can pay it and one who robs a fore you vote for them. til! or cracks a safe. H lA Y it >; 1928 Editor The Herald: We have often hud occasion to admire tm* courageous attitude of your editorial column*, especially since courage though common to mortals, is rare In newspapers. A l­ so, it has seemed to us that you have stood up under punishment manfully, and refused to use the great power o f the press except, in the Interest o f the public good — realising that the management o f a newspaper in in the nature of a public office— a public trust. The. people ol Florida.uru la cin g, a very grave situation and • twothirda o f them want to defeat Catts /or fovarnor, and yet they may \nnouncimr Ihc-iippaintmciiUof & STORAGE CO. I'lnnfl. H i u i l n f , H m ii I I uh were weleomiug the crew of the i r s lln ii, S l,l|ip lri. airship Un-men. Of the crew were Iilf* T r u r k I ' n r l t l f trd? •DO -o n \ . i|niilr V < r two Germans and one Irishmen. If W. I.OSSING Mgr. Ten years ago this country was at war with Germany. All Geimans were anathema to patriotic Am er­ icans. The two German aviators 1 whom New Yorkers and the nation I at large were tumultuously wrl- j coming at the hour Mr. Mabie wusT shouting his I attic-cry against ' the f onfedei ae.v would, had they) set toot on these shores ten years J ago, have been locked up as spies and ptolinhly have been shot. Were New Yorkers— many of whom, by the way, are offspring of cxUonfcdcrates—wrong in wet. coming so enthusiastically out j former enemies, wrong in rr using | to bother their heads with the fn,-t that, ten years ago, at'. Germans were Hurts nnd the hegolton of anti. fiy DR- J. C. HOWELL Christ? And if not, then what about Mr. Maldc? How does Mr. 200 West Gore Avr. Mubic, son of a Union soldier and Orlando, h'lurldu waging cvrbul war against the ghosts o f men wh<> died in battle I Hemorrhoids. before lie was born— how- does Mi (iaH and Indigestion Mabie, in the light of the demon, stiatiun over the Bremen crew,! Wom.ii) IT .years of am-, solid lint from tiemorttinlit*. sis ulol Inlook to the naked eye? (!l»i nlloti. value for iK-atmi-iit SluAs one to unolher, we should 1 w.ib very weak unit m-i'Voiie uml Sto- hail say tltHi Mr. Mabie looks uncom­ Irouhlcil with liu>otniil:i tihd no many <llffcri iit dovloix iltai monly like an ass. flu- hint' utmost given up h«p» of lit Hcl I llllt heller Site # 11, luktUti I Wo or Hi),., etipe of coffee a (III) ‘to hi ( |i livrei-lf up A flrr a -Itiorotigh emiiulliatluii II J D h lt m iM easily fail in so doing. With four strong nnti-Cutts can­ didates for governor o f Florida in the race, and each o f the four claiming that he is the lcadqr >r rapidly heqoming so and that Catts is running second, the situa­ tion would be ludicrous in the ex­ treme were not the welfare o f the people wo gravely involved in the outcome. If all of these four claimants are sincere, und there is no reason to doubt it, no one o f them will H IN T S TTketO l p,;r. I'Cllt of Otljrrh. #4, Sanford, Florida as authorized W illys-Ovcrland dealers in this eommmunity 33 V the appointment o f the Kent Motor C’o„ Sanford is now assured depend­ able, responsible local representation for Whippet and Willys-Knhyht ears. W ith a modernly equipped Service Depart­ ment- em ploying conscientious and efficent mechanics, available at all times, WillysKnight and W hippet owners in this vicinity v.*zU h\» assured ths uninterrupted use and enjoyment o f their motor cars. The members or m e Kent Motor Cq., join with i i s in extending a most cordial invita­ tion to the motoring public o f Sanford to at­ tend their form al opening as W illys-Overland representatives in this territory. Watch newspapers fo r announcement o f oneniiTA** . Willy.-t-Overlaml. Inc In ilie R«Ktro-tntcatinal iruet. Stic im.l hern rutlllK •tevlttllllrd fooilK. wlih'il had let up an arid condition, and rectified In ranattpatlnn uml In-mot ■ rliulda, Juai a. It doea In lunrt oih( ri>, aoonnr or later. Seven week» nflcr lieitlnnliiK tinI real me ItI Wc gave her n lllhloUHII ( xuminutlon and found that the liuinon liulda llliM had Iroubled ‘ lici «o hudly had uolto. die Imd no mole a a*, .h er appotltr nu, mi ih r ciiotiK ihnl «h* was flndliiu It haul lo set enough food to sutlafy, Nile was having KOod normal l.onet movementH. rlceplliu well Htul (.•••Hi­ ed t(( he pi the beat of lieatlli, Xn<ui.illy. ahe la very araleful for wliHI Iium heetl done ulul la ulllltvv; tu 1(11 ntivloMly h I'OUI her «-((iidllhoi Dr. Jo, t'or win llovvell, it, yrtua practice In ' Orlando. , SpcclullxItiK In uon-tniritlrul o f­ fice treatment Of dlaraae of -lounicti. bowvla and rwjlvm, ... alia ty. liotc Aiiv. —*Tate,di"tl( •lit. vYoil Hill he culprlaed how'. Ullh'Jdy you w'lll pel Well w i t h o u t loaa of time from totaluo»*. Write or photo- fur tie. literature and coniuRatlun. r %•W'Ww /F a i P A S t �'T ' ■ ' * A ’■'.''T'rfv - i 7 s^ U'f. i V ‘v i i : ' ' '*/»“*- THE SANFORD HERAU), SANFORD, FLORIDA,. -MONDAY- M A Y -I V 1928 ~~ Wflce T el^ k m ® 148 MRS. FRED, S. D A IG E R , Society Edltp& Residence Gram m ar School Has In terestin g Program T e l 37. -V. ir *\ Latest Lon'Chaney . J K A T E I(S IT > B S T ii)lT A IS ;S J .E N J K IlT A J N il H EW IN G C L W . l T ” •a.*••**-»• The members o f the Kappa Phi The members o f the* SqnsJilhe Film To Be Shown Sigma Fraternity or Rollins Col­ Sewing Club were delightfully! cn* entertained the mothers and tortalned Friday afternoon by Mrs. At Milane Theater j lege fathers, Sunday afternoon nt a de­ J. J. Carver at her home on Poplar J lightful informal “ Open House" nnd “ Mother’s D ay" program at their fraternity house on Virginia Avenue, Thy rooms were brighten­ ed by numerous baskets o f larksspurs, snap dragons, and other Spring flowers combined with greenery. During the afternoon re­ freshments of n tasty lea course were served. Among those from Sanford attending were: Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Iichmnn and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Russell. I Th, * D e , Forest Sanford “ Substitute Emotions" are the Avenue. The rooms were made acting secrets o f the yofangfist more attrnct.vc with quantities of ■i . ■ iii— heroine of the screen. Just as Easter Lillies, gladioli and ferns. substitutes were obtained during The afternoon was enjoyably On Friday morning, an unus­ Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Davis re­ spent with sewing nnd latere re­ the war for butter, sugar and other turned to their home at Orhindo, ually inferos ting program was freshments of chicken salad, unobtainable commodities, so sub­ presented at the Grammar School, Sunday evening after spending n snltincs nnd iced ie a were served few days here ns the guests o f the stitutes fo r the great emotions of • * in observance o f “ Mother’s Day, ' by the hostess. TU ESD AY latter’s patents Mr. and Mrs. W. life were devised fo r .Loretta Members present were Mrs. J.] Class o f the First Rap- under the, direction o f the princi­ P. Fields. Woung when sho played Lon S, Niblack, Mrs. W. E. Raines, will meet nt 7:30 pal, Mrs. Dwight Babbitt, in the [Church Chaney’* heroine In t‘ L»uglt, Mrs. A. B. L o v e ly , Mrs. H. E. „ »t the home o f Mrs. Ira presence o f a large audience of Clareurp, Fields (if. Miami spent Clown, Laugh," which comes to Weckley, Mrs. C. B. Knapp, M rs.1 JflrJ, 1112 Laurel Avenue. V * ,-M »«< 1, U X o ( r-| S ,l* .': . 1.1 the week-end here .with his par­ the Milane Theater today. J 1 pqrents and interested friends. S. W. Beal nnd Mrs. J. J. Carver. ttis meeting o f the Music ents Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Fields. Egyptians uto morn American The program* in full covered the The sixtetn-yenr-old girl, play­ Tft-------------------nent o f the Wothnn’s Club apples last year than in any prev­ Automobile stage services In] ing her first big role on tho screen, ious 12 months. t held at 3:00 o’clock, fol- following numbers: Mr. and Mrs, William Allen of Madagascar now. covers C03 tnilcs had to depict emotions reaching j Song, “ Star Spangled Unimex,’ ’ .i ty a program at *1:00 Daytona, Mr- and Mrs. L. U. Ed­ the- very dnptlis o f human exper­ by the school. honoring the CCcilinit Muswards and $.t>n Paul o f Daytona, ience. Sho had never known Salute to the Flag. Miss Minnie A lle n 'o f Tampa, Tim these emotions. So Herbert .Brai. Scripture* rending. .Robert J. Holly Jr., w ill enAllen and son J. F. Allen of Cres­ nun, the director, hit upon.a meth­ Prayer. The M ilane aitnounces a new schedule o f I* cent City spent the day here Sun­ od of substitution. i the members o f the DupliSong, “ My Tribute'' by the Club at her home in day as the guests o f their mother Where she had to portray tho Admissions. school; * , hitter grief o f disillusionment, tn Mrs. S. J. Allen. Reading, “ Helping Mother" by her lover, Ilrenon laid her think ; ess Women’s Circle o f the Dorothy Pope. o f the time her pet dog was killed | Mrs. A. B. Jeacle, o f tho Semi­ , Presbyterian Church with Acrostic, "M other" by Kathleen by an auto— for that sho under-' * , bore Turner Chairman, will Laney, Caroline Diggers, Sadie nole Hat Shop, left Monday to stood, and registered a reaction of Night admission priocs will be 35e, excepting tor the t it 8:00 o'clock nt the home of Garner, Margaret Murff, Eloise spend the summer at points in the sorrow which, on the screen, apJenn Maxwell, 327 West Wynn, Evelyn Porter and Gladys north mid will return jn Septem­ prnrs the desired one. Through­ Super Special Productions usually shown on Monday, ber to open her shop for the win­ out the picture Ilrenon mnde clev­ i Street, with Miss Maxwell, Garner. or Monday and Tuesday then the night prices will be er suggestions for "substitute cmt>■Dorothy Stokes and Miss “ 0c but the matinee prices will be 35c. Matinee admlsRending, “ What Mother Thinks," ter season. _____ _ lions" wherever the young actress; a Hammond ns hostesses. by Hillie Crouch. ‘ Itideto. sjon :jr>e*every day Saturdays and Holidays included Me. noil Mrs, iicnr.il Stafford [ ^emed to l*o getting beyond her] Song. “ Home and Mother," by WEDNESDAY Children under 12 years 10c matinee nnd night. itaugt Helen Llij- t-j .j*ju, new*- H eiberti-.,. Ilrenon Jie Turner ‘Circle o f the First Mrs. Claude . Jliptuinn and Mrs. and small daughter lifth motored to' Orlando, ’ at Church, will meet at the-i George Harden. • 1 production is n vtvhl ktAry o r j n c ■it Presentation , o f Florida State where they spent the afternoon as behind-the scenes of the theatre, * r *. i of Mrs. J. D. Dossey nt'3:3<) the guests of Mr. and Mrs. La Rue w ith 'Lon Chaney playing the trag­ ; with Mrs. Dosesy, Mrs. R. Flag, ns a gift t<* the school from, *i Bliss, i ic clown,*who makes a supreme in and Mrs. L. R. Bragg the pupils o f the sixth grades. sacrifice for the happiness o f the Ilsii- Pvizt . awarded ><* Billy llrtts.wcs. f . . w—I*. ill*', i 1 : i * V* . Talbott, Me :n.' 1‘ . i ir.n.l 1term I1' • woman lie licet. Mon.I Barryfdfar' Departnient o f the Wn. more scored ii!i tin* stage in the 11lei ....... . **!uv Il'ftt v •III Linn’*- i lid*. turned i * . i 'i Club will meet nt 2 AM Martting 1f |rir.ea f* r t In- b •*( r;*'in Mum. > > 1ioV e he' ll spoken ver^ oi of tlu iiimous piny. Mi>*- Young, the screen's newxfc i inmi i ‘ pure lit * j i*it "I* Id lum.idca,” First '.!!*■ gUl est Cinderella, pl. ys* tlic heroine THURSDAY .-*. B ibo Dean. I-, .S't in < obi. given by Joseph Mr. and and Nils Avtlier, I'ommis for the ninolc Chapter No. 2 O. E. R. — — -elltctti’ <*f the Milano Tlautre, juvenile lead in “ Sorrell and Son," I hold meeting at 7:30 o’clock won liy Mml iM- Tom*nee; .accond Dr. T. Alien .lotus of 1Injupaw Bernard Siegi I. < -o-y Fit/.-Ger­ .Masonic Temple. gnld offered by l.ill- spent Humluy hem* n ill) his nintber ald, Gwen Lee. Wampus baby star e, F R ID A Y ten K. Allen iresident « f tlu* Suu- Mrs. Minnie iI. Julies. o f P.l2k, and many others o f note ' Bee Sewing Club w ill meet -Atlantic lliink, won by Georgo are ill the big supporting cast. •----—s, G. S. l.ittrell. Smith, both llie winners are pu­ Miss Belly Waring of Summer­ S A TU R D A Y pils of the fifth grade o f which ville, S. <\, is expected to nrrive Mrs. Eldridyre Gives Pupils o f Miss Margaret Miss Mildred Mitchell Is lonelier. be tv this week nnd will be the i will present recital at 3:30 For the next ten best essays, pnsPdrty For H er Club guest rtf Mrs. T. L. Dumas at her [at her studio on West First es to the Milane Theatre were n- home on Park Avenue. warded Elojse Wynn, Mnrgnret Enjoyable in every way was the (Qildrrns Story Hour nt 10:00 Murff, 'Mrs. E. Z. Pulliam nnd son "spend the dny" party Richard Deas, Naomi given xk at the Library. Hutchins, Evelyn Porter, Frisia, Gordon, and sister Mrs. Uimdl of Thursday, nt tho home of Mr. und (iuuns, f a i l Vnuse, Bessie Riley, Minuuolu spent the day lien* Sun­ Mrs. Robert R. Kldridgc nt t’ ualn. rs. Dwight Babbitt Georgina Marl and Frederick Dai- day as the guests o f Mrs. Sara The guests were th c mem hers of Stewart at her home on Mellon- the old Circle number 3 o f the First Entertains A t Home gor. villa Avenue. Methodist CJiurch. A t the lieginnnig of this year n Gleaners Class Has |Among tho many enjoyable Kliss Ruth Pulliam o f New York new system .for the circle* was ar­ till affairs of the season, one of Final M eet O f Y e a r is spending a few days here as the ranged, but -.members o f Circle guest of Mrs. Sara Stewart and 3 who had worked with Mrs. epttnnal intreest and pleasure family on Mcllonville Avenue. The fimth meeting of the Gleaners i that of Friday evening when Eldridge for so many years de­ Class o f the First Presbyterian sired to re nsseinbU* for a fare­ la. Itwight Babbitt entertained Tlu* many friends <>f Mrs. J. D. dinner ait her home on Sanford Sunday Nchaol for the year was in Roberts will regret to learn that well meeting. Th members of the I f your daughter is among- those happy young people, who e rtle und the host of friends of untie. The quests were the mem* the form o f a picnic which was slit* continues critically ill al liei Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge regret very of the Faculty of the Grain­ held Tuesday evrtiing at the lovely home oil Laurel Avenue. much that they are planning to w ill deceive a diploma o r take part in the graduation fe s ­ country home of Mrs. Fred T. W il­ in' School. leave soon for their old hothe at Mrs. Mary Colliourne, Mrs. II. II. liams on Crystal Lake. |The dainty rolor m otif f yellow, Richmond, Vn. Their charming On account of the inclement Chappell and .\i •*. Woeeler moto­ hosp tulily, reminiscent o f the Old lit* and green was featured in , tivities, you will want her to have that quiet consiousness weather, the nflair was held in the red to lakeland Sunday, Mesdames South, and their helpfulness in nil • * •/.*• I I III " I'I 'It lt n il * t •. •I Mill I ” ,1 III *. * iry detail. Quantities o f lovely Willimus home instead of out of Golbnume nml < Imppel returned I worthy muses will he a distinct l flowns Imt their beauty in di* doors as planned. Adorning U il noctae buuday evening wnile Mr., that she is loking her best. loss to our community. King for this affair. The din- spacious rooms of the home w e r e ' wneefo]. will spend a short tlnu At one o’clock u most bounti ful ► r table was attractively urrang- au abundance iif Spring flowers there visiting friends. as well as delicious dinner was spread. Dur ng the afternoon sing­ ! tnd n u t. iv(| with a crystal in the pastel tints anil combined with greenery. Mrs. Dwight Babbit bus a* In ing of old fnvoirte hymns und *1 of yellow blossoms and sprig.* Games and Contests conducted house guest at her home on 1pleasant conversation was enjoyed. f asparagus ferns, with tall splint- by’ .Mrs. {'. I). Wolfe and Mrs. Sanford Avenue-, Miss Anna Lee Mrs. .1. K. Mcttinger, organizer of Come in and look at the lovely new yellow tapers burning nt Henry Me Iaiulin, caused the eve­ Huechu of Minneapolis, Minn., who the* circle and the following oxer side. Favors o f miniature ning hours to pass all too soon. A has been spending toe winter at ehn'rman were i resent: Mrs, W. K. ukets of yellow filled with eunil- bounteous picnie supper was serv­ St.Petersburg and is en route Imine. Mrs. It. L. Shinhnlser, Mrs. W. E. were placed at each plate. At ed lifter which musical numbers (Thornton, Mrs. Robert Torrcne*. itcn o'clock a delicious six cour-c were given. At the dose of the Mr. and Mrs. John Russell and Raines, nod Mrs. G. C. McCrory. •tier was served. program the retiring officers, Mrs. ebililreu have returned to Sanford ( ’ rcle members nllrndin gwore following tho dinner, the hours t'laude Howard, president, Mrs. II. after an extended nbsenee during Mrs. Bolie Williams, Mrs. Lola Lc quickly spent with readings, M. Rumbley, vice president. Mis* which time they have been spetul- Gelte, Mrs. J. M. Hayes, Mrs. T. lBficnml games. Linnii riiitteiidvn scrrelnry and ini- seveial weeks at nmols in W. William-. Mi *. I*. M, Elder. I fu'iis were la d for Miss Nun- Mrs. Mary Pnleston, teacher were Texas, Arkansas and other point** M rs. I. 1). Barker, Mrs. Marcus j IhnonaM, Miss Ethel Riser, presented lovely bouquets o f flow ­ in the* West. Tyre, Mrs. J. M. Moye, Mrs. Ross *1M Mildred Mitchell, Miss ers as tokens o f appreciation from Adams, Mrs. J. E, Preston, Mrs.! Junor Hopkins, Miss Ins Britt, the rlass. About 10 members en­ that we have just received and placed on display. .*-'• Mr. and Mrs. Tom O. Owen of Mitchell, M :*s Annie D. Mitchell, j *** Maxine Young, Frs. Sybil joyed this uffuir. f ’ lenrwuter spent the week-end Miss Florcnle Stevens o f AinerP j j~°th. Miss Munn Mayo Fleming, here as the guests of Mrs. Owen'- eu«, Gq., and Mrs, Itftbelt F.lGeorgettes and Taffetas. Ju. Effie Durden, Mrs. Irma sister, Mrs. Kirie-t Hill lit lie; driilge. • a •’ r\ Theater Announces “Dt and Mrs. Tony l ’itchford. home in I’ulni Terrace. . , „ 1 ' ; .G * N ew Summer Prices Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walsma of Beautifully trimmed with lace or self trinim ed wijth Music Club Meets On I A new summer schedule o f nil- Mr. ami Mrs. Robert \\ Ison ||„in04 c ity , are spending it fiw ami small daughter of Orlando here its the guests o f Mn.. Saturday A ftern oon mission prices became effective spent the day here, Sunday us the [days dainty picoted ru ffles and satin ribbpns. • Harry It. Ix*wis at her home on at the Milane Theater today, ac- guests o f Mrs. Wilson’s parent* Magnolia Avenue. */. • U\T• The Ceillian Music Club meet- * ording to an announcement made Mr. and Mrs. J. t’. AyeocL. a ?. tt on Saturday afternoon opened this morning by J. L. Marentcite, Master Munson Tilihul* of Uma­ Y ou r daughter w ill love them ! f 1(h *i general discussion on “ Mus. the mannrer. Tho |t\ice eliauge M and Mr*. Franklin D. Hard­ tilla is spending several weeks 1*nd My Summer Vocation." A a. will ho effetliyo for all except away nnd baby of Orlando spent here as the guest o f Ids auntr, These dresses al-e m oderately priced! at +tt. r. tn<s ■Mcenient was made o f pro- "super-productions" which may bo the week-end here ns the guests of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson and M|i» ,m to be presented Tuesday shown at the theater during the Mr. mid Mrs. Hardaway’s parents, Fannie Rehn Munson. Itemooa at the Woman's Club summer months. The now .schedule Mr. and Mi's. Harry J. Wil on. * . P *be music* Department lionor- o f prices will be kept in tffo c. during the entire summer. The I Duk Twilcliell and small son Music Club. JiX.1 o.i * Afvery enjoyable program from date ul wlieili winter pricei will laddie, *.**t>p* il over in Hanford * advuneed and junior tnctnbars be resumed has net yet l.ci u an­ Sunday en r ute t > Ins leone at f ** Bering tho following selec t ions nounced by the manager. Dqytnnu Hein It. r i ^Boston, Mass., where they have been rendered during the afterC LU B TO HOLD M EETING on: spending several month'. •#‘‘Spring Kong Stndiug—Betty -* - - . . ■ On Tuesday afternoon, at three rmister. V I 3-w< ' ■' o’clock, the tegular butiucss meet“Ounce of Debutantes",.Thomas •t ing o f the M uh’c Department o f 'Mary Frances Andrews. W e would also call your attention to the pretty little O rgandy afternoon D resses the Woman’s Club will he held bridal Clmrus", W agner— under the direction o f Dm* chair­ ■.-« -vre': ■•fEttret To'rrcnce. man, Mrs. W. S. Leak. A fte r the N o w on display in our Ready-to-W ear Departm ent. J#•• *.* “Minuet W a llt", Chopin— V ir- business session a most enjoyable •w # *• /* • * . * i Kinsell. progruni w ill he rendered begin­ Priced to suit any purse from .1 ning at four o’clock honoring the vf members o f tho Cecilian Music V “Sheppards H e y ," Granger— Club. Selections front "The Bo­ .I* “ “*11* Muhoney. hemian Girl" will bo given. Vocal “Hunting Song," Burlltt— Fran. mtmlier« ,\vj[| lie sung by Mrs. ^ ___*'_ Mahoney, ...wssiOVID $ 5 ~ - 0 0 - to $ 4 5 * 0 0 Arthur BrannanJ Mrs. ‘Robert L. "Indiana," Bllbro—Jack Wilson. Bohtp “Ranee o f Forest Sprites." Glenn und Mrs. W. S. Leak, with “Vslss," Betty Hintcr- Mrs. It. R, Dens a* accompanist. 14 1Godard— i0Jkorria<m ister snd M nrgart1 Torrence. An instrumt'nta! trio will be play­ “Curious H toi* Bohr— Mary ed fly Miss Pauline Cook, Mr. iWsnt. Kraxler and Mr. Rees, accompanied “Spinning Song," LltofJ— Mary by Mrs. C. II. Cook. The public is iiabeth Tolar. most cordially invited to uttend “Arpeggio," Crawford — Mary this affair. A small fee wijl be Telle Smith. charged. “Valsa Caprice," Ncwland—Elvn . I Mr. ond Mrs. Roy Me Intyre of “Rakocxl March (T w o pianos), Lakeland returned to 'their home Idsit—Ruth Penrinan, Mary Elix- Monday morning after spending *l»th Tolar. Fanhlo Rcba Munson the week-end here ns the guests *»d Lots Shelly. of the former’s sister, V'rs. J. N. 1 -*-■ ----------------Tolar at her home on Tenth Street. Social Calendar Personals i Ulft# ^.1 I lit #. • IM ’n o t i c e 't. • \ 9A M ‘*r# < Owing to rum6t$prevalent around town, especialty:^amoiig bUT • * It •* t O petitors.thatwtrare ‘ ing the Chandler line, we with to ra­ make the announcement that w e are not doing sp nor dp we i Now Effective.... I *9 to do so. W e have added to our lines thfc Whippet and Willys Knight pari but the two lines do hot,conflict j hn # »*■ in the Iestst* Call and see us. (* 4*’ U Fla. Chandler Moto Graduation Will Soon Be At Hand ( White Graduation Frocfa j ^ Daily Fashion Hint $ 1 6.75 I Mr, and Mrs.Willlara H.Brumley aJ children k-tt.iust .......................... week (o r el il �* \ . LrV ^ ■ ll V----- - » --- W7.---------- __„ .1 ' - V ' r *. T H E SJtNFOltD H ERALD . SANFO RD . FLO RID A, M O N D A Y M A Y 14. 192% PA G E FOUR Feds To1 Mem This I *n*f ^ P^nls each on the week. But Are More 'Popular ii ' ?* • *! • * “Colts T* * I 111* Yitnlfsfcnlncd J1 afid whht nti? going Oi do about n ease like Afternoon In Final Game I you Thari Old Coal Type Hint? The answer will lie found Webster’s rather interest­ Pitcher, Set Fine Records LONDON, May 14.— Oil is heat­ A t H om e Until Next Week ining Mr.attempt to definu the word 7 \ f Orlando’s Colts Invade Sanford this afternoon for u single "tussle at the local baseball park before the Celery Feds start on n week’s tour that w ill carry them to Or­ lando and Daytoim Hm.lt. The first till away from home will be a double header at Orlando tomor­ row nfternoon. The Feds return to Sanford next Monday. The Celery Feds arc due for a win from Orlando this afternoon So far Colts have been too much fo r them, but the wild win they scored over the first place Sheriffs Saturday nfternoon should start Saturday’s name is the first the them o ff toduy with a bans'. Sanford team has ■ won at home thla year. A riot oDcuns made up fo r a few loses os fur as the fans a] tdl I W a lter Hagen Begins Tour O f Old Country May 14.— ( I N S ) — Wal. Yankees Increase Lead In terPAULS, Hagen, one o f the particularly bright stars in Americn’s golfing has had his ups nipt American League Race A s . constellation, downs since coming to Europe last month, two downs jtnd one up to But tie apparently likes Giants Drop Behind Reds bhtheenact, old world, for he plans tour­ ' CfJ , I , .11« L were eonrerned. The. Feds today are a single game uhrad~~of- the Colts In the stondings. The Colts are next to the tailcnd .Miami Hustlers. A big crowd is expected to tnx the seating capacity of tho Muni­ cipal Atlddtic Field this afternoon. A motorcade o f Orlando fans, Riv­ en fresh enthusiasm by tho Colts win over the Hustlers Saturday, will he here to root for tho team. Sanford’ fans are expected to turn out to see their team win another gome. A fter the final Kamo with the Colts in Orlando Wednesday the Feds will move' up to Daytona Beach for Thursday, Friday ami Saturday. They will meet Daytona Bench here next Monday in n three game series, nothing. The White Sox. Cleveland and Detroit have come to tho Yankee Stadium and have left the record o f one game won in nine played. The Yank’s pitching may bo a bit uncertain nnd the Indian pitchers did cramp their style to some ex­ tent hut they always had the punch witli men on. So far, the Indians have looked the part o f tho host Western cluli, playing the Yanks right flown to tho Inst post nnd then knocking o ff the Athletics for two straight after Mr. Mnck’s young nnd old men hud won six in a row, and as n fitting tribute to Cleveland's pitching, it might lie mentioned that the club averaged just a little more than three runs n game dur­ ing tho week. rt. iu i ‘i d Bit U, iA B Y DAVIS J. WAI.SH i clubs. Tlie Cards, meantime, also International News Service reeled o ff six in a row but were Sports Kditor stopped yesterday by the Braves. N E W YOHK, May 14.—Comedy However, they advanced all o f !IG may bo tho motif of the American points in percentage and moved League situntion, with the Yankees from sixth place to fourth.' They increasing their ndvantage of DIG were third yesterday hut dropped ftcr ccntngo points at the end o f |bnck a half game behind Hie Cults. last week to 112 at the beginning That's tlie kind of a iniss.and* o f this one, but, to the clubs im­ out they m e sponsoring in the mediately Involved, the National National la-ague today. The Giants League race is about ns comical nnd Pirates each broke even on ns u hair lip. The Giants were b! x games during the week hut comfortably behind tlie Beds, who .GOD hasehalf simply won't tin even moved Into first place yesterday over a brief interval, with two of by winning from the hopeless Phils the remaining contenders coming while the Giants were tossing off like the first (>f the month and the their second straight to the Cults. other, Cinrinnuti. gaining ‘in points The entire National League be­ on the week. The Cubs, Cards, ijnd came tighter than a suitor’s hand Beds, were the only entries to \hl clasp during the >veek as the re­ themselves any godd for tin; stVen sult of a general balancing of days in f|ucstioii losing 'JS points values. The Cults for example, in the table and dropping from stopped losing to everyone and third lo sixth place, where they lie. proceeded to win from all comers, l"ng. beating the Giants and Dodgers By comparison, tlie American out of six straight, gaining no less League has no more action limn a than 10H points in the percentage table. Tlie Athletics and Indians table ami advancing from fifth t<> did manage to keep moving in the third place in the standing of the ing Berlin, Vienna, the iRivicra and Ireland and* indulging in ex­ hibition matches between trains before returning to the United States for the National Open Championship in June. A fter recouping his lost prestige by winning the British Open, "S ir W alter’’ came to the St. Cloud Country Club yesterday and was beaten by Audrey Boomer, the French open champion, .'1 and 2. Before a record gallery o f 2,000 persons, Hagen flashed a rare mixture o f brilliant and erratic golf. More 111,-in a half dozen timein the first eighteen holes, pool putting prevented him from having or winning holes almost in his grasp. Auto Hours For Freshmen Because nf tlie growing nunile-r of automobile crashes in which university men have been involved, officials of Cambridge University in England have made a nib- per­ mitting new undergraduates to use their ears only between luin lienn time and H or lock at iijght. Tp’ nE.NFw *i‘ 'MhUv.’.P k iy a l ’BIEsv^ I.ATZO MI ST W jsf . ‘ T tlV W &EW Y ()K K , .May l l . f f l iR-jpex( tf(S )-rrE cfcp ing « n lir.u dt-jL ex- i( Pete I-nUo.or Scranton ,Pa„ f ‘ or weitorV night i uanipp-n; f. 1fircssiAltciJltoAbllV'by the llltf+»nJ. Crimson Inst Friday, an ed itorial! defeat Bing Goulet of in today's issue <>f Daily Print c- McM., In their ten round bout toninn expressed the hope that tonight in order t„ remain ell athletic relations will soon he ie- for his light heavy-weig> stimed between Harvard and fight with Tommy Loughrii Prince it in.' The ulilurial* stated- i» May :)i>. Conley-nearly heat Berienhachriterh lust July. part. "On the attitude nf the two athletic association* we ore not prepared to comment, but we. with the , Crimson, hope for the day when Hnrvmd and Princeton men can again lenuw old acquaint­ ances in friendly athletic rivalry. PRINCETON, N. J.. Maw, ing ronl in the battle for suprem­ acy in shipbuilding, it i* revealed N E W YORK, May 1 I.— ( I N S )— slammed Guy Bush around for j)V figures isused by Lloyd’s great George Uhle, pitching nco o f tho five runs in the third frame. Jack-j mercantile marine insurance conCleveland Indians, and Herb Pen- son’s first two errors tipped the j cern beans and hi* third spilled them , F ’ r the t ycar ,hr tonnage nock, veteran snuthpuw o f the completely. ---- . of mot)„. flipping being built New York Yankees, may win fifty The Beds eased into first place ( hroughout the world has exceeded games between them this year. on the chin-strap, swamping the lh(, tll|inage o f steamships, the fig With little more than a month of punch Icss Phillies 11 to 4. Callu uros show. At the moment the the season gone, each has turned ghan, ('inti rookie got four hits. shipbuilding world is experiencing in six triumphs. Although touched for five runs a boom in motor-driven vessels. Uhie is getting better every* time in the fifth inning, Joe Grnewich Tlie first signs of the boom be*, Poland—*Work being* rushed ‘ to he Starts. Yesterday he held the o f tlie Boston Braves heat .St. came noticeable In the qtuu tirK completion mi S IOO.OHU new Votin' Athletics to one hit. A double by f Louis ii to G, and snapped the win returns for June of last year, sia county court house. Cochrane in the second Inning, ning streak o f the Cardinals. • A when there was a preponderant blanked the Mnrknicn 2 to 0. Ed­ homer and a double by Bichbourg of 113,000 in the motor tonmig'. die Bomniell yielded only five hits drove in four Boston runs, In the September guartcr it had but was in what is technically With a revumped line up, the become 120,000 tons. Figures for known ns n tough spot. Brooklyn Bold ns ended their losing the March quarter of this year The Athletics who are now prac­ streak of five, games by trouncing show that oil is leading coal by tically tied with Cleveland for the Pirates H to G. Gunk Hendrick, 100,000 tons. second place, are four games be­ converted outfielder whose error Coal To Stay the, Pirates hind the Yankees. Pcnnoek stopped gave . . , Saturday's ... . . . , gain" . Experts, however, ridicule stateDetroit yesterday by n 7 to 2 in Pittsburgh lost his third base * tlmt in ncxt few years count, the Yanks sewing up the Oh to Rhonda Who had not quite , (|rivcn VMW,8 vvin have ceased giinic in the first inning with a bee., at home playing second. Out, lniH ,|own. |t j* pointed out four run rally. Koenig got four fielder Stilts and second baseman that the most important fact in hits ami Babe Buth three. Partridge, Inst year’s regulars the returns issued by Lloyd's i* The Cub’s eighth straight vic­ who have been warming the bench that in Great Britinn, which still tory, n 0 to o triumph over New this season, were given another Irndi, in shipbuilding, steam Uyv , York set the Giants into second chance to make good. hage shows a temfency to in c lin e place. Sheriff Blake, who hasn't The Washington Senators made its supremacy over motor tonnage. lost a game this season- and is sixteen hits in taking a HI to ’! The subject of oil, versus coal leading the Leagues' pitches's, slug Test-from the White Sox. Th" has become jin important contro­ blanked the Ginnts after they had Browns nnd Bed Sox did not play. versy among shipbuilders here and in other ports of the world. Sir John I-alt a. one o f the lilast' oxT R A D E IS PENDING tcrieiucd • hipping men in Eng.land* disagrees emphatically from N E W YORK, May 11.— (IN $ ) those win. expect the lapiil disap­ — A Hrnukly n-Pittshurgh trade in­ pearance nf coal from the sens. volving Jess Potty, suspended "l-'oi higher speed," h: said in Brooklyn southpaw, was reported to bo hanging fire when the two an interview, "say above eleven dubs left here for Pittsburgh late knots, the l li.sol engine is the B ARTH U R I.. MAKER yesterday. The Pirates are said best, lint f t speeds below eleven International News Sen ire to want Petty and a catcher in ex­ knots I have found that coal i* the S taff Correspondent change for Camion Hill, pitcher, HOLLYW OOD, Calif., May 1I — better. For slow speeds and rough Johnny Gooch, catcher, nnd .loo Mechanical voices will “ double” cargo H ide is go -ign iliat oil will Harris, substitute first baseninn. for film stars in “ talking" pictures ill place coal Still lu Di'imti of the future, says Director Fred C O LUM BIA FAVORED "Tin* Diesel ♦ ui» iiu ’ b. Niblo. ....... ........ v, .. , ,vu> The automatic voice, recently Mint t* nwiiPi s an 1111• t*11v« . N KU \ ,U,K'; M,l>' " N S ,~ V / osy victory over demonstrated by Sir Richard Paget, som • uny* an miv;' i ...... transj n t v.lii I, It.-, d -1 Penn and Princeton in (lie Childs British inventor, will prove a boon <'up ra.e on .Saturday, the crack M*S- \\) « ” il • f * Columbia varsity crew is expeeted to actors when they are railed up. ti.it TE ' '*«i! i ■ i to defeat Syracuse in their two- " n sl"’llo their tit s, In- p oin t- '••nil j •t 1lit * t * mile luce here next Saturday. out Mechanical intomitma a I American locomotives aie being 1solve the problem used mi the Madagascar (invrii.titis I . fo i- in ment Railways. .............. to N il l,. «h pi 't ill. Ilia ' 1l-e Germany's total borrowing la to p • I if year was l.r*OUxtiu,ni|u mark* i I’ - i Elton J . M ou gh ton Architect First N at’} Hank BidS a n fo rd , Fla. ° Mechanical Voices To Double For Film Actors Of Future 1592 Hatcheries Say— “ Fee-. ■ ‘i R I N A u l 1 i '• 'Ll e jr .'-.V V : -i\ GOVERNMENT REGULATION OF PRICES rr m; ^ Number Two THE, McNARY-HAUGEN BIEL I rein I tin* M 4 iti.l it. j I * .i. .1 I-* i C o ld s <t . I I<• i -1 ! ii' i '■*!. rt t ilT O S # # Rhone «^2 I i** '■'ti.ii Wit'- ill, t iu*(|,i-| lioartl S i" n ” *■ i . •V.. l JM.**-.! L.. I . Wtocd l.j i tie I ( i at, tbc Snutr .ig.nil -lel i r>p p « ii tltr House aioj U pi, . n o -i |j t* •- - • •• i . ■ \ tt |b? PicMdrat a scioiol tiNu viiiam 'Uli Jli -» 4.i ii l .. i * lew da) 1 Ins IOC n u l l d i l l i i it * be *b b-ui Ii a E !- *V4 {j * ' h i in ,i:i ilsv. JL. radically Horn the lu tib rr and o ,l kc*ih *j iE* . i r.i I ■■ ■ Ii on,; .. I. . -t— pint* m—ttnrT“ Wttfn<ni»c—laUt i ■IIIhI m lilts J« Will t till lit..t. Nil • III It <I l.lllUi** 4VIl It Irf •lilljt til -. k i t utlcuded to e o u liu t ex port* .tad WOf k ( 111* 4^|l Flail ul lilt J!if«n i| | Eii UK I t a A.1 II <tfn (1*1 Inttlllidl. h <p f m u cou tro l the woeld price* oi Il*c oi tills lund will be paid (hr I v I iiur. f, tw o co raw o d iliei, tl»c U c N x iy - peases and losses ol opcialloin, in Efbuency and U v c i p r o d u c t i o n ila u g e o bill )j to r tj*c c o n tro l oi eluding lire losses resulting iiom d jm e ttic p r u c t only, the exeex* ol dumping the surplui in loielgn niaiI In- Depaituu-iit ot \giiciilliiie V .'odm lioa over dom avtic eu iu u m p - kets at less than tile pine paid al ami t c lie ges ol Agl ie iiltui e in ni'.o non being exported a t w orld prices, Iii ime-. i in- duly on imp.,Ms nt l> all id tlie Stales ate constantly i t would u p d a te w butfy at Use e x ­ wheat is now 42 cents pei bushel, de-inoiistiating to tlie rising genera­ pense ol dom estic consum ers. and the original plait contemplated tion bow tin- yields ol products per It is claimed lor the MiNary- that the Board Would buy ami tv- ■uir may- be uificust-d and elicajjllaugcn bill tlut it ia an exception poit enough wheat to raise the do­ ened, and lire iiripleineni manutai to tile general rule that price-lilt- mestic price lo approximately the tureis ale- eoiislanlly increasing the Ikig measures defeat tLeir own pur- level of the world price, plus the etfecliverie'ss oi man power on the C k by ktiuiulatmg production, it duty, but the bill now pending goes (arm*. All this is hrlplul to the said tlut the provistou b) wiucb this one better by providing th it lurnre-r vvlio is abrl to adopt tin Ihi excess over domestic consump­ the equalization tec shall be col­ new method', hut nirvitahly makes tion is to he sold ahixiad at wotld lected upon all illipotlcd lot in plod- harder eoiielilions {or the f j t l m r 'rices will serve as a penalty upon Uils, wlmh practically In., tin c i­ vvh.i keeps on Iaiming with the the excess, and will etlrcli\«l> dis­ te si ol adding that much to the |.iailiits ol an carlirr time It is courage the Li} JInrf > I ron I IK|4111uc ■ tai dl rat, s meltable lb.it niipr oVed uieihods lug an exct>. It is .illirnn.l tlut Mllli till provision the equaliza­ .ml lower costs will lend to lower the producer will dilirrcnti.ilc be tion let- elocs not Mm - atily iiili.t- prii es. Iwecq tin poiiton oi a i top sold tor '•ul ol tile price, bm tin.) hl.onie Apropos of thr turegoing we give dome tile cuMtUinptu-ii at a prulit .in additional charge iq.idi ihe eon* tlie follow iiig extrae t Iiom a ic.e ut Bud the portion sold (it is alleged) suiiicl. In any event, the eepraiiza- pa;*e-r by Professor t\ T: Dowell, at a loss tig * xpnrt. ami will natur­ linn lee wit ) be liolhilig to (hi- lar- Dean and Direetur ol ihe expru* ally cut tad. the sitpi.l) Ol |be lallcr im i but all item ol i.. t m.uleid.il mi l,l -l.dton ot the Agricdlltuia! and its closed) 4> prjv tn .»! !c while |.io- to the plan, and : t;miy no i.loie Mec ll.tlileal te,liege ol (Jklatlollla. VlJilig a lull supply ol tlie lolnat. ih.m any * th* i deni ed io,i> I be A f f i*'ul turn I ripeir line lit • la I Iona and in fact there would be in, dii- in n 11 s udi I, t will lie ill lilt net • lif Ic uli uial voll ey* * in (gvitvisil ate ciititrrn t.altoii, All farm podtiUs price which lie receives. • tar,* «|uil# ( i r-|uinli> S> M»nt« v#}>n ia v w.llld be s.bl in tile same m.intui * *nr ed llie- c-diij.be al ions of the tlu t tlir nt«in t'lii p>>at u l t ip c i Imrui * I « ax at (ireselil, without -any all* nipt bill is seen m tlie situation which II *mn• la 1c* ink i e u»« pio.Jiirttuii. I jUa U 44. I true I apefitlient i l a t i ^ n i ■ » I ayip li: dlllgilislt I'rtween what is to hr would arr»c a> t..- all maliulacturej iu uiiuf.ri i J l e fe4i *iu i.ul wiali lu In cc-t sinned at home and what is to * sports ill which larm products are i i ro t* f llie iwiMi pro 'iu tl i*»n u| ay * t< uE i,'. tve-iled . I lie latiticr never i.,ev iii.iltdials, sin Ii as ile.ur, meals, luisii ; i- tint I » W * 4u nwja11 to pv<u>Juc* •x'.elh. know wbctllrr any pal t ol i c. Since the cost ed r.,w lualerials I <*yi n ull h i *1 | i t 'uvia at * * luw a coal *4* tr-m'dlr. Al* d I our ti l u l i a i r bent :» o v ii i top had been exported or would be ille rt'aseil, tile exports 1i 1j 1* war 1 istuilviny thoaa factor* t i n t ait ■ol lie migltl uuderslai.il I hat the 'tie h products would erase, unless I v| Int** lit a cc#it of precinct I iri of i*t *•e which lie ic-ccivcd was lower . .'tiipc iis.it!.in vva* given from the viiriour ayvlcultuial c* ininodlUea. ff we tii"v.'ui• tii*«re Lualtrl* rli poun>la p «r by l *a»c-u «»f the fact tliat the ex- "rqualiration fund " acta ft i nr an* Umt t-ur coat prr Luancl p*e*.i! portion had brought down I lie wirtst feature of the plan ix or po'inri ia m* l* Iraa. It tiiraria that the J vcmkc price received by the that under no eircuni'lame will the If i ne lU L ir r ia fit n u t ra s in y thr p r « (C.-si.iniieiit marketing orgaui/alioli, larincr g< t the benelit of all the in- tluctun |*er a c r « mii J will k#*r' the ——______ he knows now that tlie !c>s e'feaMsI j,..* <■' TTr~ttTtT' ri'untry tnrv Ti V -tximH' -vnilJidcrable i.arl of ihe higher a i ft lot IPs* * in y tin* lo la l pro'iu tt Ion and he Ihrrr hy tier rraaltttf hfl fntntnt •W higlur the price will he. Ii price will lie simply wasted in main­ Will nf the f *rf:trt Itecfiuie nf the l u » n tin* knowledgb dwes not iullurnce taining a costly organization. pnrrV, If wr arlet. t cow * lh**t having Mr own p -Hto new*, there is ru* r r r ■ <» given anvntnt of frrtl will give » Promises Ilipsory grruter (ifiiouiil o| '<uH*r or milk w «■<*! to think that im reaving r«arr lo ln y thr job more efhclrntly. If ta»*-k ever will intjuiiice hun, so The proposals of the McNary- •■very on*t r a n Ira out *ueh a ••Irciln-n .I****; as the price In ir- fives is high llaiigrn ini] ■afford no substantial nnd w* krap (h r m i n i nuntlier of rowa, "»augh t » .imlucc prr duftion. The Iironuse of improvement for general **( f o u r **• thr total production U roing w*- price hi him will determine Ids conditions in Agriculture. Although ti. Is#* mi r r ia r r f In thfa *rna« ayritul s.til ale, ami this lull i* intended l ) temporary gains might result lor ' u n i 'ci'ifepra nrul rtperlinrivt »i n i Iona m»V be bvtriKins’ about nvaf p r ^ fu i I Inn, pi .‘.ra s e that pi ice. Ii it doex «•> certain product*, wheat for example, but what aI*,* 11 we r|o> A r r vti to Krrp •••'anting to ail experience it will hy. reason of the Iiigti import duty *» iaryer number ‘if people nr. thr farm ten.! ta mrrea*c production, which made quickly effective, such brtic- w Hf r ifig Iny ilnrffirlrnt rnrlhuda In a g rb is* that priees and production tils woultd not lie equally distributed, ru hu ir in «utjvr ( h i t w may h a t « a pro du rl lo n) O r ahall we have a make itieir own adjustments and many farmer's would be losers b-w fewer number of people on |h# farm •»^* r the law of supply ami demand, by thenii Furthermore, the artificial who *rnphit effir lent met hod a and th*-rrf F«f ■ rmiipr»!»*f!ilve (Ilicuiibn oI price woidT tend to -develop arti- bv h*ve si g ie a t r r income per lodl* •a McN«r) Hiugtn bill the rt«dtr Ii firial condition* in agriculture, as v l d a i U *■*# lo "Firm R«lii#E • tlrUI no th« lVeifrxswr Dowell docs not shrink U brr-tUurfi bill.** by Frofriinr did ilie abnormal pride* of wartime, F. ol «K» Now Voik which are largely responsible for front the k,(tie-iil deduction from this • U t 0>IW|t ol Afrirultui#, (futUiUd the post-war depression. While the eminently clear nnd practical state­ % DMtbUdtr PM"* Now York. debate lias been going on, the ag- ment. He gees on to say: ’ V JCKS y v7 Va p o R uu G7 W U/ATUFTTZraS E T S iT ia o 1 1 111 < 'i i 1I. *' - I it** - »U .* I l,*l , * . 41. I . i . i I Mdiikri .1 (Ii* lir*l i»* t | pll .1 IIU' I 1*411*1 I efldiil |lfit • *ikl Ihe I-II SSI -lie f».| I'll. Il, d .11 .1.1 o »•i^ llie a.rlliH Knl t.« i n.r i out, m.4 tin* ti a* *1 *I.uu111 !•# at*.} will tliiaili l.«lp (aiiutil iU ifMlat The Governing Principle I *- J- W W jp u b I la . . |.. lug III v ml . Mf i l l . pc Foreign situs, meh us \ limn Hanky amt Dulurc Del Bm would lind ilifl ieiilt y emdliilil ilig Amefir an I lilt's rlestlnetly. -Iieenuce •rf foreign to cent. “ Stilts employed by thr*-e cor. partitions need to eultivute their nattiial voices to n high degree or lirnadcnst hy proxy of the inechtitu ienl vniee which may tie selected as soprano or alto, depending upon choice. “ A tech union I difficulty is pro. senleil in translating titles into tin foreign language of vurioiis i>,un­ tile* exhihiiing American pie. tlires," says Niblo. "A t present, any type of sound reproduction i« lutunlly uttailu-d lo the film, un­ winding a the picture unfolds also. Additional difficulty would arise if American stars were required to speak all titles in a variety of languages, to meet the niletnat­ ional market," Prince Chnnfiing would have hml no trouble fn finding Cinderella in Hollywood! Whether or not it is a fact that alt good m l res SOS have small feet is a debatable question. However, Hu* shops in Hollywood carry a larger stock of small sired shoes Joan Crawford is five feet four than • in uny other town in the inches tall and wears a size three world. a-c o t h e r I 1 hr rxcllat.gr value cd the various (lit,due Is ami s< IV lees edict eel on the market depends upon their relative seal ell) ol abundant r, and tills iU llie lung I nn depends Upon the dl» ttluUtlou ol tin population 111 th* occupations. It dot-s nut lie lu III' power i,i the* ( ,u\e-fiiiiient to le g : lair the iclatiuiis between the o> rii|,atloii>. .d long as firrde.in xf metis ulna I chuiee and luovenien! t* ^lloWceJ No bene Ills tbat t‘*c i ,o\e i tlllicnl call se.nisi up.in a , lcui.ll gloiqi call J.i l II.all, lit } ..... (.love tlie (JOJilluil ot tl-.it gloup oil less Oillsldcrs ale pfcit-tiird 11>>111 eidnuig ill aiiel JInning tlicm. Ihe law ed supply ami demand as a sys­ tem oi equalization is iii.milcly supelie.r in tin Me Nary ■I Ituigi-n |.lan Its workings ale ><-eu m the web known i.ul that any employ incut in cclinli giatuilic s i-r |c. ul lavviz ul ,iny kind are euinrinilly t e .e ii'i is imarnihly one ol low icgiilat wages. A lax-e-xe-iupt set nr it > w.k sell uu a lower interest bans. A g inullure itscil aih.rds a stri’, mg dlustiatiotl ed this teudeii m its mlliieticc oi rising larm lam values upon current lurtll earning lii mg* land value* leave been tin main factor causing population i 'warm over every new area e;! pit: lie laud opened tor settlement, am the resulting increase in' the pio ,Inchon uf the farm staple-* .has dr presseei tlie price* of (lie.e y.t..d j mis hc-lewe what lllr*v-Wiinhl lj.n. { netii u current iucptrtc had be.*i "mTfnr-hnrrTthrprr^—----------Gwen Leo is five font seven and the only inducement to laud Settle ment. Moreover, tltere are' ad'xi |wears a four an da' half slipper. tagi-* xml hetieiits iticidetilal lu tar. Dorothy Sebastian ami Renee. h(c which <io not api'car in regula Adoree ask for three’s when they •rm income hut winch count in it go into a shoe shop. Norma Shear, •uial comparison between farum . er and M a reeling Day both wear and other occupotions. A il'd iiu. •actors have au influence up->n pro sixe four slippers. Ixiuis Lorraine, who plays the diction, which in turn lias a elirce *ii(liiriice upon the o rices of fain leading feminine role* in the George products, ami this familiar exanq>! K. Arthur-Karl Dane ‘ co-starring iilToril* a complete ilfnionclratieii. •> i vehicle, "Monkey Business," is just the futility of such measures as th j barely five feel tall hut he wears McNary Haugen hill. There is Ii one o f the smallest slippvrs in reason to doubt lli.il il ( ’on g iij Hollywood. Her shoes ure madc> to should *ee fit to provide that every body engaged in agriculture slnvil order for she wears a two. he penrioned nt the age o l Ml, th nuniher o f farmrr* ynnld inrrcai until Hie aggregate income of farmers, including the pensiooei w as no greater than before. i ■_ Fishing Season Opens M ay 16th You ‘‘Old Timers," who have liven wit ring fur the season to open, and yon "New Comers,” who are anticipating beginner's luck, will find every­ thing you need in the way of first class fishing equipment here in this si ore. , We carry a com­ plete line of Fishing Tackle of .all kindx-Ileddon. Creek Chub, Shake­ speare. South llend and Pflcuger. Come in and let us help you pick out what you will need to make this the most en­ joyable fishing season y e (! Proven Qualities and Mode ra te P rices �TOE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA, MpNDAY N A Y 14. 1028 PAGE F M l American Woman jRuns Great _______• Paris n ___ P r e s s Enterprise a Daily Herald Help Wanted (Political Announcements) rANT A D R A T E S ms; Cash in A Proved Success ranco KIHt f'ONXT.A t l l . K I hereby an nou nce my cand id acy fur the o f f i c e o f con stab le. D istr ic t ( . subject l<> the Will o f the Voters oil .IIIlie .V one ads, w i l l b e r e e l e d Irons and collector gfrpt lately for payment. A - «.*'__" H A V E TW O MORE OPENINGS ‘For some ambitious young men ,or young ladies who want to \ a r n a good trade nnd get a good position when they have become competent. Have situations availablexcvcry few days. I f interested ask Tor C. A. Haines at Sanford Herard office.He will be glad to explain it to you. KM II I TO ADVERTISERS fied Section is giv in g the kind of service r n n i o x s t a i d . io I wish ,o an nounce th at 1 mn u candlilnlu f o r th e o f f i c e o f C o n ­ stable f o r Ju stice o f th e Peace D ls tiic t No I S e m in o le C oun ty Kinchin, snld Justice o f the P e a c e D istr ict C om p r is in g e l e c t i o n I ’ reclnts. N o s t. t. J. 1, 9, IS, 11. ft 13, subject to the decision o f th e Delltoerntle I ’ rlm urv to be held on June Jlh. A D. I92S. I w ill i p p r r c la te y o u * support. . t.usi.u: m t v a n . columns tells o f the daily satisfaction they give. Make a habit A Herald representative (roughly familiar with rates Jm ami classification will r, you complete; information, idif you wish, tlfey will assist a in wording your want ad Eiic it more effective. t)— Instruction Annoiir.ccmcniH F111RE llctl-tlnvenport suite for living room only $108. GilbertM etiriff Furniture Co. Orlando. 2G— Miscellaneous For Sale Apartment For Rent 1or l.iitratj fTf.Old Cl M i Eoug'a Pure Pork 11J Magnolia A>*e. -I.osi And F o u n d Muc coal, containing on Celery Avc. bcm.ill garage apartment. Call 251 |; an Willi'-' house and I- i mg station and ob- Modern furnished apartments. • !.' lo Mr. Mitchcl at I rigid-tin'; Murphy steel kitiltI rilcr will please rc- ■n. Garage: excellent neighbor­ hood: tent very reasonable. Park Apartments, No. 5. Plume 818—J. I IV it genuine Kiildi. tnlhert M eG riff Furni- 11— R oom s W ith ou t Hoard i < hut cb St Orlando Special weekly rates ut Sanford's home-like lintel. Scr.iinole Hotel. !'LNI * M.v.y pciqdr lutve found I'rr! Herald t ItJssified Ads bring iriul n ults.‘ Tho cost is sur- 15— Apartment For Rent hiri .. mall. Satisfy your YOUR VACATION. Going to Day­ i*t> with a Classified Ad. Phone tona Reach this Summer? We ' f' t sen ice. specialize in beach property and FITIINITURE of a fout tooto apartment very good and very cheap. Telephone 775. HOAT FOR SA LE . :ji) tleck cruiser, thirty fully equipped, sleeps teusonable. P. 0. llox FLORENCE Oil cimk stoves w e absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert M etiriff Furniture Co , (lrisndo. 27— M oney T o Loan P o U tlca ! *S H O P 1G— Houses For Rent 2 STORY HOUSE, .105 9th St LEAN UP YOUR OLD W A L L S corner o f Myrtle, 7 room huus.* 'ITU THE N E W W A L L P A IN T 309 Ninth St., Phone I- P. McCul 0MKTII1NG N EW A N D IlET- ler. KR FOR FU R TH E R 1NF0RIATI0N, C A L L PH O N E 235-.I R SEE. V. ('. COLLER, SANOUR, FLA. __________ -------- p .<11»'III |»*|l In |j|« XXflful* **f tin* ill,**It icl a s j ivltnU Hfimild I lie tiutltl* tial«'*l ,uni * I n t» *l lli* i ■ xx ill In* in* m i .u I s iiin h f**i p i l v a l * tic iic flt **f a n ) **h*' m in I xx ill m u th at .in f*n m M 1 n hi m j p * » w r r t h a t t l i r t.ix •tud« n is • \ • ills d l h i rt h u fe d . ml* v o c a l m u -i H m t o n c h cn nu llxa 111»n >*f th» fa s aid * p e iip c it x **f til* f 'n i i u l * r o n t'tii'.v t r j i iH ti: 1 ! » * * :im»-ontcD my c a n l l ' l a c v f o r it,** •iff It** *•( i Nniiity Jo tin** o f Smiiiiiol** I ’u iin it, I lull la. subject t*i tin* a * t b i i o f ll«t* fifin o c r u t loi l*n» t ' *»n .lime Mh, 1*»J* My cam# pa Ik n for till* Mffiti* it in iht* Imtidk of lux f i n tx h 11*i Q* A liollt thH count* a ml *x«* r*’ tl;*att the Mippor ami x *>t**v ..I tl*«* peopt** In tire cointtu: 1♦* it,>i, i j*t it I't ltiKirv Ht*c t l**ii If t l * i • |»l* »•«•* fit l*» el pi * I —- i nn n t a t k i.r .m a i.A T L iii: , I "-lull lo Jintioinice my cuiirihlucy f o r , the S tate I.e y lH lalq t e (tlr o u )i 7) and w i l l a p i u c r l t e HU|i|»trt tn lh< p i l m a r y t o hr lieht hi June, .,1,01110- - im gsu on I. I*. IIADAS'. • if»ch- Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- Magnolia. 'R*fer, Prop. 3rd and Elm. 20— Farms For Hale^ ET.AL ROOFlN^TThe Roof Ev(flsstihg. Metal shingles KINTJ ACRE tract with residence on Bcardali A w ., also twenty *4>ding beam tin and galvanUed ofe c— > — ~ acre tract Palmer's subdivision. Bargain, see ' Nick Zernoveun, Rea idol I Ave. FOR QUICK SALE, 10 sere C e l e r y Farm. All cleared ind tiled. Loruted near Oviedo. Price $8500. on very lib eral terms. Colclough Realty Compuny, 311 First N a­ tional Bank Building. MAN OR Wo­ 25— Exchange rn moke good living and »s if have small amount N E A R L Y N E W Hup sedan (antall amount owed) to trade for small 1- Business established irilv.nl a n T wTR Vtrar car o f iny make eleeept Ford: 0 monthly. Address Box Prefer a couj»e. Address P. O. Box 1332, Sanford, Dirigible Ih'turns * )S I .(). Norway, Miiy I ‘J. (IN S ) The dirig.Ide Italia remained in 'ts hanger at King's Hay, Spitr.I tig e r today while mechanics re­ paired one of its rear motors. The motor was damaged while the sh |)' . «. was being put in its hangar a fte r! front America. T ire le s s W o rk e r an eight hour flight yesterday. A tireless worker, this American iSmernl I'mJierto Nobile, ivnnmautler of the ship, encountered an ■woman ditl not even let a recent, impndialilc tog which rendered operation stop her from perform* ing her duties. Ily means o f a privatc awitehboani ndjoinging her D unne Granted study, she kept in constant touch PARIS. May 12. -(1N S >— with her office und controlled the A decree of diveive was granted Itusiness while convalescing. As chic as any Frenchwoman today to Mrs. Felix Holy Doubleday! of New- York: The Donbleday's who walks in the Hois, with bcauti.* are weil known in social circles in ful silvery-white hair and spark* New York and Palm Itench, Fla., ling, brown eyes, Mndnmc Dupuy where they kept n winter home. is a far cry train the picture of the She Is Mrs. Doubleday is the form er tdd*fa.dttoned fcmininisL Els e Heymann. The couplt> were however, a modern booster for wo. married at linssbruck. Austria, on men und a great admirer of her Nov. It*. PJ24. se\. W IL K IN S O N to T i l l : v o m i t s n r m : m i .m i i ,k r o l'N T V . I wish i.> n u n u i i n c " tlmt I h ill j cniotol itc f.o rc i 'lr c llo ll t»» the o f II,-,. *»f i ' m i i i i O I'o nniit s sPon'i' fro m I'i s ) t let No it, r.lll.Jl - , 1 to ttlc tl*1* ctstioi ,,f v o l . r . to t'.ic Di mo* r m t l f in O r.ii* to to. In-lit on J t l n » 3th. A D 193* F R A N K KVANS -rni-; i o T i'.its « f M a i i . M i i it l l o . n d o f (Viuntx <#<>|tuvilNNhili*‘ f h h u *I eom r. l,< pt mf*irmt*<l a n t«» xx hat is g o in u I t w i-ti t,> a n n o t i n r e trint I a m • •*u in t l i r l i i h l i l o i at l**ii1 h a** [<'Rmlut.it*' f»*i i f i ' l i ' i ' l i m i !»» th** o f* h* « n a i • sid* ut o f S*‘ iiiln**li t *..ii 111 \ r i c « (»f t ’ *nin ty C h iii ih I khI dik 'I f i * HI a m i '»iank*»* I ’ o u n l y hefnr** S* iiihmh* I 111►11 *i■i Nu. 4. n u lijr c l t<> ttm d«x t <*11tl 1> XX,|N C||( faff tllllll Olillllll' rln lolt of tli<« \o tr lM hi t h e l»<*rmi ’i'iiiit ti»i x *m h, and a his • * r ;*l jt |‘ . m u d > t o liu I i i UJ on Juiii* i ppri-cinl**d him* ih** f*th U r U IIA M .A Ith I TO TDK l> !t)ll II. K. w n r.u E w a ttm '.H S 1-r ro tiN T *. n :t| IN O I,« I u lull I., itiinounfc Mini t nnt * nm m i i i i i iiiiM im iu M :ii «' *»»*t)*l itr f -•r t •• f f r i th*!! to th#* o f . |V Th* V.'tri*. **f H«*niln<x|«i » '♦•tini v fit'** <»f ( ‘*iiilil) <'«HimlxH.’ , l r i f v••111 I xx'i^h t<* j*u't-.*nit‘ »* th.it I .nit .» I *nti i<h \<* J. Nuhjfct i** th** «!•'■ • n mh'liil •• i t i ti*<* ••! f It** of i*oii nt x c I nI ou <*f thf* v ttlvin in lit** |ii*inci* ***»»n•»h?i‘-i*.u*'i Irom hixli ict N*» J r ijiH t’ I'rluinrx to •*« liHtl on Jim* xllhjtCl 1«* I I**• I *« tivin'l ill 1«' 1*1 I mu i x .*lh. A 1> To (»*• lu*|t| mi I iii i * Mh A I 1 1 I * Jo h n 1 tlilXi* ll\ I'll ,«u*i I*.(Ill luxe I III * Ii - l> II f It \ lit N. S:i , fin .1 .KvilXU.il it I sin a iVner*'frn«* .• tit. it»- T m jj^ --- Utcmigli .- uver •ex teiihinns. slipshod installment ■ selling and l *u' u , , e referred to as piling up nn titttiu.il loss which has been nlinlily estimated at nut less than UD* a billion dollar* u year. InndeII'KIXK quote sales ojciations, oversellt;in \ oi,if ing, pour innrkets und ignoring good on s, ore another factor ut >i|l ur u , , . giKi.it.i i •< heavy Itsng mi' null. IH*tributiun Custly u iii*'"iVo'e "It is alleged, for example that I'olitiuil Annotinccmenl IH v i.iiis K O Il T H K I.I C ia n i-A T IIIIfS 1 liereh y announce my can didacy for the L r i fl a l a l u r c ( t l r o u p I ) eutiJeet lo the w i l l o f tho Voters of Sent Imile Coun ty , In the p r i m a r y t o 'r held on June S, lis t in 11ii- J lift** I 't i i t x i i u i i K r j ;tin ii i’ll ml til ut i* f<»r tlui uffl<'« **f KI *«•I I f f mill xx »|| a|(|)n*rlf-tff ■•ip t*orl in tit#* Junt* IT lin uH ' ron ta i cn iX K n ro ti I wIn|i to announee that I am n rar.dldute f o r r e - e l e c ti o n lo the u ' f l c e o f Tim C o l l e c t o r o f S e m in ­ o le C o u n ty ! s u b j e c t to tb # Action o f the v o t e r * In tho D em o cratic P r i m a r y to he held In June. You r aupport w i l l ’«** ap pre ciate d JNO. I> J I N K I N S run xTATr. m irtu i. To tin- D c m o c ru tlc Vuti-m ••f Tie: S7(ti K ,-n «t uiia l D fhtr lr l — I tirn-H'llli uilliuiilicv in?- cunaitl()c> tor tin- D r ill>icm I lr iurmlli.il i"U ( o r Stall- Se n ator f r o m ' tire 37il> Seii atorl.il Ofnlrlct eoinpom .1 o f S em ino le ami H t r v a n l tJounUee at the Jutir Ml: prlm aijr niul II inoiilii ateti and rlectr-il. 2 n n t o i r on* uml ull a D e m o c ra tic acltnliitjjfrjrtloii T l i a t i k l i i g one am i all f «*• ) " t " v o te uml tnfltiunri-, r u n t \\ %h s i : s h u m I li« tH*x .1nlUUiIH *’ Ii* tlu' )H*<rt*)i* *»f III I lll*l«‘ I'lltIRf V lll.lt I .till d K. 1C. WAT.KCn «.**» 11*11*1.11< f ••I l.»\ 1IM>I N8I1I* NUbJcrt Id 111** i I« *'|mJ)»1I id II*** \.ii.TB in r o n M iir.in rr I !*** I »• hum i ,* l n Pilttw u* ti» !»*■ I*« 1*1 I I m*i *'I*x unii**tifM'«* mix (-(iiulidar) ill .Jill*** nl III)** ) i di 1 luix •• liv rii f**i l * - d i i't tun to Ih*1 o l l l c e o f eh<*r* in i ini nu** u ml Httiilliitlit r*ttmtii*N i f f **f Setulmdc t*«»un|x nulijn'l to f o l III t * ,iI n I h;i\ t* p«*t Vl*«| HM the a d Ion **f tlic x.iici** in liu* (••Mllll X (’•»nilllil*Ml«i|.a*| atIt ill|*| nl/ I »* llHO*| iklli' pi lllKII ) t** I**' It* Id IH Xt f*M I Xi 411s I lilt Xc III.Hi* 111> It* • .In tie. I xx til a ppr *» lni«* )in i i ilip i.iiHine M*»i k uml iltiiiH f i nil HtippOt I lleNpl'll f llll* XltlllH mill (.ntnliiK I |iiii|»*t»c t*i I d • v h ) • r M HAND liU | M )fi *u»» x bin p liip nit tninit*' hlitir# **f tiiK**N lix xicxxlim tin* pn»* rn n aiir.niKK |H*rtx |in ffiiinllx Vdtii slipp'd t I hrrati)- aunounrr. m t u e l f aa camlitlxto f o r ulterlff o f Sernlnol. XXill In .Ippl I'diltt (I t'o u n tv uuhject to t li« arlton of the Dem ocratic p rim a r y to ha ( L e g a l N o t ic e s ) tirlil lri l l i ] e a r l y purl of Ju-.e IVtl. V e r y rea pectlvaly. k n i t a d y. M ir iii; i\ T in ; t in t i rr cm ht nt ri ‘'W'j Business Directory SPORTING GOODS THE IHUYU.K STORK P A R IS IK N N K TO T nnd G IF T SHOP Room Number -III Bicycles T Ays, Fishermans Sup­ plies, Gun Lock and Key Smith Store Number 2 R A t.'G E li'S Gilbert's Fresh Pa Candies McLander Arcatlo J O ll P R I N T I N G ~ SA N FO R D P R IN T IN G CO Fine Job Printing Phone 410 McLander At cade -ClassifiedBusiness Directory HEM STITCHING Chiropractic Specialist Singer Sewing Machine Shop FOR T H A T cold o f yours—take Sold— Rented— Exchanger] Ulimqiruclic udjuatments. Dr. IN ( J l t M K I I t . Easy Payments I a m a r:umllr1ntr f o r re-e le e tloli W I N T K I l I’ A I I K I l l ' l l . D I Vtt ^NNI W. E. McDnugutl, 308 National P h o n e 80 N o r t h P a r k . V n l d e i R i d s . Utupectf ally■, In th o o f f i c e o f aupei llllemte llt o f 1.DA N A S S th 'l A T ItrN . to c o r p o f ' 1-1111.11- W IIO IIK UTS. I'llb llc 1nut r net inn fol Sem in ole a t l o i i ) <*(>>n |.l« I mi nl Rank Bldg. Phone 482-J. • 'o llllly , Mihject to (lie I '• inoer.it lc m Lunch Room r n n r t K H K n p r i n c i i i T c m ' H T I ’ c t m a r ) . Vmii Hiippoit " i l l hr ap- I ’ ll IM A l l l t r i h . ■( u I h.. lt.H||Uml t w U I. to announce th at J am • |o evluteil e irt u - »j- 'u tu - ;« ;ia »s i'ltK o k l i n i n ' lia itc r iv tt FOR GOOD . eats try r a m l hlujru-.f ar r ji.a ltr l l i m In I h f pfr W I. AWT'IN fle e o f C la r a o f th s C irc u it U T l g r f l u . n . l ) Itumll o f S e m in o le Coun ty . KlurlUa. eubJrct to the declalo n o f th e Democ r a tl c V o t e r e o f S e m in o le County, In the D e m o c r a t ic l-rtm nry K le e lion to ba held on Juna Slh. A. D. 1971. V. K. DOUOLASS. l O l t HI f i : i t l N T K N r>r-.NT O K 1-1 H I . I C I N S 1 l i t V T I O N SCUINUI.K cm NTt, ri.nttlll\ r o l l n U ’ D l f St 1 - r U I N T K NDH.NT N o tic e I* he reby aiVi-u that tituler OK I- rilt.lC IX S T III'f'T ItlN and by v irt u e o f a D e c re e o f F a r e t w i . h to annnunre m y csnrtldsrj e l o . b r e anil Sale epterytl ,lli th e nf o r tha o f fieri o f Su pe rin te n de n t o l,ove e n tit le d i-nuae oil the ; i * l (lav P u b lic I n s tr u c tio n of Bemlnol o f A p ril, A * D. P*5*. I, u* Btterlul C oun ty, e u lije rt to the w ill o f tha M a s te r In C h a tir e r) on A lm id n ), the si. u. '.onn v o t e r * In the p r i m a r y June &. Yuur t i l l il»> o f Julie. A. P 1*21, the aupport w ill he ap|ireclated. saint lielna rtule Day o f till* Court Kfllt J l 'a T I C F OK P K A C R _________M A Y U B L f . l i M A X W K L 1 and a I .t a a I S a le * Day. In ( r o u t of -I hereby announce my c and id acy lli* C ourt llo i i e e nt Sanford. S e m ­ fur r e . e l e c t i o n lo the o f f i c e o f K O It I O C N T T I ’ flOniJCUTIJIO inole C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , w i l l o f f e r f o r Justice o f the T ra c e . D is tr ic t No. I A -rro itN *:* s ale to th e h lg lu »l hhldee f o r rn-h l l s v l n s held this o f f i c e f o r nearly I h ereby ta h e U il* mnlhnd o f an- d u r i n g th e leant hours o f sale, the t w o years until the d is tric t was notinclntf m y candidacy for Ilia fo llo w Ins descrlheil land. M in u te nu-raid Into the F o u r th D is tr ic t 1 o f f i c e o f C o u n ty l-roe e ciit ln a A t t o r ­ l y l n a and Ii M iik ta th e C o u n ty <)f i eel Justified In a s k ln u th e v o te r s CO l l » T ney, e u b je rt lo the Drrtiocrstlc Se m ino le f o r th eir s up p ort on m y p revious und S l a t ' of F lorida, FO II ( X l . l l l i O F T l l n f l l l l T I T Prim ary. I w ill u ppirrln tr any m ore p a r t i c u l a r l y dt-srrllicd .as f o l ­ record as Ju stice o f th e P e a c e and I he reby niitlnuiiru m y catid ldac y plrditr m y heat e n d e a v o r s to a l v e fur the o f f i c e o f C le r k o f p i a C i r ­ ■ Upport a l i e n ilia !•> the people lo w *. t o - w l t and aaeure them, tf elected, w ill ••l.ot 11 o f l l l ( « ’ k H S a i i l a m l i t ' nil the people A s q u a r e d eal w ith cuit Court subject to the w i l l of Justice to all and s t r i c t ad Lereuca 'T lie S u bd iv is ion H cntitlfu l' A l the v o t e r * at the D e m o c r a t ic I ’ r M tn uionte Spri os*. S e m in o le t > the laws . n u ll) oti June S, I92S. I t ' o u n l ) , F lorida , a* r ec o rd e d In __ A t IV. DOVBLX. D. I . T l l l t A d l l K I t . j P h il Itmili *. pa Be 1*. lU’ c ord s Ktm J i a r i c t : o V p k a i b o f S c m l m d e C oun ty, F l o r i d a . v PO M C O t A T Y I’ t i m K C T r i x a t un rosiTAutiis D I N T H I C T NO. F O I ' l t T e r m s cash- P u r c h a s e r to p a y f o r ' s r r o n x R T I Hlsl, to am .ounce my c and id ac y I I hereby unnounca n y candldncv > 1 l.s rs b y anuouiies m y ran d ld ac y deed* f o r the o f f i c e o f rouetab la. D is tr ic t f o r l.l.OVD f . UOVI.IL re-#tertlo|i to tlie offloa of N o ( • K, m ln ole t ’ onnty, sub ject l a C o u n ty Pro st-ru tlna A t t o r n e y suitSpecial Master. v o te r s In llie D e m o c r a t ic P r i m a r y the " I I I o f l l i * V ' . t t r i t o - ( h e D e m o - f e et to (ha w i l l o f Ilia* v o te r s Ip VAN A d X lW , It ART AND c i u l l c P r i m a r y o f Juan t. tn he he'.d <•« June U l i . A. D. t i l l . ' HCI|WAir/-. Winter , Park Flurlthe D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y on Juna 1 PAVJD HPCKlt. I d.», Solte ltu rs f o f ' ••mpl.iliisoi L A. TATEJ O H N <1. L R O N A H D r . wwif McLander Arcade Classified C O N F E C T I O N A lt V s<*l.>i>illll iilimmin « inx * .imthl.iev nf T i l X \h*M'MHOl of *U»ll ' . Mll'jt i f (O I III* A n n o u n c em en ts P O K T H U l.l;lalN|.,% TimR Subject t» the Mppinurlihiif l>«*ninc r n l l c P rli.m ry , 1 *.«*it*by unnnuitre my (*iitu! <l4»cy fur the I I iiumi o f iCrprcTurutHf Ix on it m a m em b e r of <*roup • I f tmmJimteri I ple dge m y heat e f f u r t » In liehnlf o f th « people o f Seiuliiole Coun ty, Th# eryinu need nf tlie petiplo o f F l o r i * tin I n T a * I le i l i f . m p r e l a l l ) rxsduo* tlun nf local tuxee Thin. In my opinion, ran lit* e f fe c t e d hy aa tfi|iiltahl«s diet rlhutlon uf tb# present f lv # ren t tfaaollne laa unioiiR th# S t o l e Aond Departm ent, School a. C oun tir# nn<l Cities. — partie til arly the C o v n i l e a and i'ltlea. I f honurvd by the nnmlnatlun I p r o m li# to d e v o t e all the rtiargy ami eanericncM that l p u n c h to urrntnpUab thut end. R. W P E A If M AN , Jr. t cnferl l tt'weM WftnfT 0YEU I tut m l M t t i)M U IH S t()M :it I XXiFh |o ;iniiuttltiM* fhiit I mn n a lidtd.it• f*»i tin* o f f i c e **f C o u n t x ’om:m*vHi,.|ir‘ i fiorn D tM r lrt N o f». •ii*j» ■ i i •» i!n d«*i*|nion of till* vot* «•* »u t h«* 1»*ni<»**i at lc l*r mini > t«* »** held on June* .Mil, A l* s. r i ,on*i ; Permanent Waving— lovely imtur nl permanent* uh low- as $5.(IP 5011 First National Rank Bldg I'll pin* 189. Service o f ull kind?. Phons 570-W or 3302. C. E. lorpening. sraD P— KO K I l l s '! I t I C T NO. I ' O l ' I l Thin i* l «» iuiiiiimn'o my randldnn y f ••r J\ir*tli*«* nf ( h r l’ fcace, D IM rlc t Nu, 4, miliji'ct to On* w 111 o f the I |«'iiiuct'iil lc voters Jun<* f»th. Him* f«*nl. l*nk«' Mnniun, Pnulii, Lake Mary, I. oiikxx noil. A l tn m u M # Spt ihk • nn«l I***11 •■st C ity, c o i i n l l lu l a th#* nl'iivr i l lf itlie f . If H eele d . I promine an liaiiaul Imeine** * like :iilm I nlm r a l ton free fnii ii t lie UMiat i n r ilille iio m *n e » i k’ eiiernM) ronrieeted w i t h • tl i l * o f , flee. n IV I I H R N D O N . 2‘.i— I’ crmnncnt Waving I- A. HALVERSO N painting, interior decora ting Phone 432-XV. D ltiir. A n n u n n ccro cn lH ) RARRElt SHOP for s-.!e. Goon pax i i .ill lh* ttun M ake x**ui x*it»business. James Allen, Giutler- 4*ii nix* sim»fti tiiAt xx ill hrtm; ) **ii Mh, A *1i\ hh m ls \ *■n i x •*t*• f o l iu« xx ill ho villc. Co. Autu G A R A G E A P A R T M E N T : Mrs. L. fo f first at wneks X' Iti-ynn 701 P ii lin etto . Pliulie We solicit ajipliculWn --- Mortgage loans mi the b v t~t-ypr rcncli Avenue. Phone 7115-W of residences and Mercantile build­ ings in Sanford ut nn interest rate GARAGE apartment of C pc. and up, depending on the Avc. character of the loan, construction H AVE YOU often wished for a and location o f buildings. nice npartment where you could (*. S. HOAG & CO M PAN Y have no garage rental, have beau­ 7 W. Church St., Orlandu. tiful flower garden, some veget­ Mortgage Loans able and chicken grounds, your own wood free, umnng beautiful ut improved residence and business property. surroundings of refinement: old Ruldwin Mortgage Co., shade, large lobby to entertain See our local Counsel, your friends? Here at Garda Park, S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Floiidu. ' M'l'er. Signs o f all kinds, A H E Y '8 J. *M (VIC) VICKI2|tY. rim ro s s T A tii.n I « Isli to an nou nce that I am a cand id ate for the o f f i c e o f C o n ­ sta ble JMulrlct No. I.Scm lnt. '* Coun ty, F lorida , said D is tric t com prislnr; e l e c t i o n P r e c in c ts No'*. I. 2. 3, J. 9. to. I t ft 13. sub ject to the w ill o f the v o te r s In the D e m o ­ cra tic P r i m a r y to ;>u held on Juno 3th. A D 1931. You r support w i l l be n p p r e d a ' i d A. D. (A r t ie )SM ITH . foot bridge T h. 8 himtio H r,|i«Mihl l»* i s inch draft, «*c«»ii**iut*'a1lx i i i i i an a |i( I x a t ** I him six. Prico trii-ss ' H i e t a x p i i x i r p w It* • fu rn h th 1h«* noMicx to ru n th e f ' o u n t ' s liimhl P58. l*c ta!.* n nit** lli* ***n»fId* nc» tin* , i o C O W AN XAPPY service on any thing in Ptinting A phone call will get ur Phone 417-W. 9 R«Ua J *maj - Mipport w i l l l»«» np prcclnt-d. \ IU ilTT UNK htnulrod freil gooil run r o t m i r t n - ^ i i * m o m -:u MTnml hnml four iurh iron pi pi* I ii (i tin m iu c lu c m\ c nu dh liicx f»»i Attrmtivi* pint*. THvpliunt' T7’» <‘nmtiilN di*m i o f the " i d i H a l r i e t <*t S**mtn*'l» •’ •mritv I hcr*hx p h tli ;* evening*. m x s H i r.* jin j« t»<>«• I *11«* I > i m p u r t l i l will he glad to assist you in find­ -Automobiles ing a place. Call or write us your SEM INO LE felt mn/.rcssrs, ab­ solutely guaranteed. $18. Gilbert requirements. C AM PB E LL R E A L IKJlHJfi tas-jre <-ars ami Graham truck*. ESTATE CO, !H)‘J Main St, Penin­ M eGriff Furniture Co., Orlando. Elm and 13th. Street. Phone 3. sula Side, Daytona Reach. anlmd Paint & Wall Paper > oiii 1*011 JfHTItK. OK PKACR I '. U I N l i BUSINESS FOR SALE: ROOM furnished apartment. Very liberal terms with smalt Private entrance. 21H F i'in h down payment on business that is established and paying. If you nr? FURNISHED A PA R T M E N T with in the market for a profitable bus­ I Until and enrage. $:ltl per month. iness investigate this. 1IOX 127;', ; Mis \ k Powers, in? W. Ninth Care HERAl.D. !i'-t' i lot glasses I Ipi'.'.lte Court p r i n t these 10. 1I M jffOJeVt ill Die WW of the i in (In* ivmucntdc Primary In Lc I'rltl i *ii J uih* Mh A. D. (P o lit ic a l F I'R N IS H E D ■'! loom apartment; water and lielits included; $35 Apply Ithi \V liltlt St. •NS A< E Springs are ' ij go.iinnteed t" pi : M (liitf Fiirnituie Co gel, S' tb landu. w It; H T ' ron t c iN m n u :. I « isli to an nou nce that I am a candid.He l o r the O ffice o f C onsttfblo Distrlet No. I. S e m in o le C o u n ­ ty J'‘ li>i^'la •o.ild district' enin prlslna -f, Classified Ads regularly! MI'FKIll'I.VS bcultit foods or rratutc delivered. Phone 820-J JDGINS i reading dla* the vutcis iii the Democratic primary of June 5. Your v o t e w i l l be ap predated. It. C. (Hub) WILCOX. people o f Sanford proves that this Classi W a n ted r.A iT.uii'.iM uu colored woman; inside painter; wants join works house-cleaning and washing. Phone 804-W. Milt E. Oth St. CO NATAH I.K I hereby announce my candidacy (o r in n M a b le f o r th e f o u r t h 11 ti t. subject to the w i l l of everybody wants, and the success o f these 7— S itu a tio n K. K INLAW. Econom ist Says Gravest Industrial Issue In U. S. Is W aste In Distribution PARIS, May 14.— (IN 'S )— Few people perhaps Know that an Amorieiin woman is personally con* .ducting nnfc o f the greatest neWspaper enterprises In the ^world. Madame Paul Dupuy, formerly Helen Ilrowne of New York City, widow o f the French Senator w h o ( mmle “ Lc Petit Pnrisien*’ that most popular sheet in the world, '* has taken over her husbands* In-*' loreats nnd is controlling the "E xcelsior," the leading 'illustrated paper on the Continent, as we’ l ns the "Dimnnche Illustre,” an illua* trated Sunday edition, much read by the younger set. “ I have always been interested in newspapers," says Madame Du­ puy, "1 believe all Americana are born with a leaning toward them. When I was just n school-girl 1 remember being taken to visit tho offices of "Tho W orld" and “ The Sun" nnd from that day on I took n keen interest in everything in..r the news line. Married Publisher "Perhaps that is what brought *t* me to Paris finally where I met mj' * future husband. We murried when' t I bail finished • iny schooling nnd rI then had the opportunity to seb the inner workings o f -a great newspaper enterprise." Senator Dupuy, who was well- , known on both sides of the Allan-’ tie. was the first editor to "ive W i public tho-best news, the best pic­ tures and the best advertisement. His motto was to rentier service am! Ituth, as well us information. Mndnmu Dupuy, who now sits in the same office which first saw the elder Dupuy, and then his son, Paul, is not alope in her big undertaking. With her are her three charming children, Jean 18, Jacques 17, and Gladys, Id, who are all three fo l*,. lowing in their father’s fotstops. Their mother is training thorn* in trnd|tions. They are learning the business by working inside tho o f­ fice like other employers. Later Street £xibe THE LONG-LIFE BATTERY Huff-Mac Battery Co. 117 East 2nd. Street. A w n in g s Ur*' Cleaning S A N IT A R Y STEAM. PRESSERT. Odorless Dry Cleaning. Phona 008. 114 N. Park. fa in ts and Wall Fapcr SUN PROOF PAINTS S E M IN O LE A W N IN G SHOP. W ater Spar Varnishes and Ena­ Awnings, Window shades. Turpaumels. Vviuiuina Flat Wall lins, Anything o f Canvas. 309 East Paints. I*ersian clay jesso. plasticu I 2nd. Street. Phot* 11. moulding clay suid Plaques. San­ ford Paint & Wall PapAr Co. Q. U. Auto Tops Stuart. Propr. 112 W. First St. SPENCER T O P SHOP. Curtains Furniture Cushions and Seat Coverings. WE BUY or trade in u»vd f u r n i ­ West Third Street. ture. Wagner Furniture Co* j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 14, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bfd0494045d0270acfc77512f06306bc.pdf 010b1d7222807edece384ecc4e1f23d3 PDF Text Text — I V O U li N E W S P A P E R TOE WEA1 J Mostly ctoady Tonight and Weda iu lty , probably hlio w ew -n a .the southeast roast and In n o rth * eat portion. I>ublt8hed,? l n . Florida’s Heart, '"The World's Grentest VcRClnLle gpot and Richest Garden Land. -Ola ( _T~' ,«n Th Hi -rr' » AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ilfiME Leased'Wire Inlemational News Service X IX President Signs Joncs-Reid Rill "■WASHINGTON, Mny 15.— (IN S )—A little more than :i year n fter tho disastrous Miss­ Issippi Valley flood, the $.125,•0011,000 Joncs-Rrid Flood Con­ trol Rill today became n law. President Coolidge affixed his {denature nt the White House shortly afte r 12:30 1’. M. No ones was present in the office when President Coolidge picked up a pen frour his desk and w rote his name on the docu­ ment. HAS SUPPORT NUMBER-1 SANFORD FLORIDA. TUESDAY,';MAY- 15, 1923 Sharp Debate In Senate On Prohibition Issue: Bruce Flays South ACROSS NATION PLANE SERVICE TO RE REALITY K'Btrfr n#t. •Xl • C British Ace Plans Atlantic Hop Whe Weather Permits LONDON, May 16.— (IN S )— CapL F rank T. Courtney, B ritiah acc, is expected to hop off for America in a flying boat ju st as soon as w eather con­ ditions perm it, it was learned this afternoon. Courtney has been making secret preparations Tor the n ig h t and Is said to havo his arrangem ents pract­ ically perfected. There will be three persons tn the piano. It is believed th a t Courtney will follow the same route he plan­ ned for his flight last year. At th at time ho got no fu rth er than the Azores, due to storm s. Ho expects to land nt the Azores for fuel and then hop off on a non-stop flight to Now Foundland. The plane will ‘be equip­ ped with wireless. WASHINGTON, May 15.— ure,” Bruce said, " It Is based on criticized the (IN S )—An acrimonious debate on tranny.” Bruce the wet and dry question dex-cl- South for its “so.cnllcd dry stand.'1 Secretary's Remarks Dispell I oprd in the Senate today as a rc- "It Is a hypocritical stand," he Forly-Elght Hour ScheduloTo jg o He Maintained ByCompnny All Doubt That Delegates Milt of criticism leveled a t the said. “ In South Carolina there is Which Is FormlnglMnnsFor one still to cx-ery 210 citizens." Front Pennsylvania WillGo shooting of Jacob I). Hanson, of Coast To Coast Air Routes Senator Black (I)) o f Alnbnnin. Strong For CablnetMembcr F ort N iagara, N. Y.t by two coast 1 guards. Senator Copeland (D ) of defended the South nnd criticized f^w M o rk . presented resolutions a Uruco for his "continued criticism Confederate States." N iagara Fall societies urging Hint of tho the guards lie prosecuted. He “There are more stiils destroyed characterized the a ffa ir' as an in South Carolina th an in nny oth­ Opponents To Hoover's Selcc- "outrage.'' ‘‘Oiip roads are no long' er state," lie said. “T hat is because Passcmrers Will Be Carried _ .r- X• wo enforce tho laxx-s. It is no On Trains At Ni«ht Andlly . lion Claim He CouldNotDe­ er safe," Copeland sayl. Copeland's attack hi ought Sen- non-prohibition. I t is a question Giant Airplanes DurinRDny feat A1 Sm lthlf Nominated a'.or Bruce (D) of Maryland, to longer a question of prohibition or NEW YORK. Mny 15— (IN S )— WASHINGTON, May l.*>.— hi* fl'ct 1(1 'U-claro the whole sys- of law enforcement. We enforce the law. The South does not ques­ Fight hour r.rrvYc from coast to ( I ^ S )T T h ^ n p i t a 1 wrote ,o ,ran,.TWli ?yMcm is contrary tion the Constitution. It tries to *. --------' const for the travelling public of fy lv am a s ,.* v o te sJn the Ark ... ,)Uman n , , , 0M nnd hum an nn«- •any out its laws." the United States will soon be u v Preparationjfor the scale of . Thirtv-Thret! Oantfidales Fof sns City f onvention into tho Hoo­ reality. Announcement is imrnl^441.000'ih municipal refund­ Senator John S. Taylor, 'of *" r Offices Deliver Appeals To ver, .rolumn today. Almost, the hist ing 1 *0 1 1 * 1 8 under the refinan- 1 lingering doubt that tfi^.*Mel1on-’ .po, last night made his npCrowd Of Citizens; George d u g piau worked out last Fall Vnre organization will go solidly * * t i l l I l l i U t . njr nn(j rnUrond system , eap talk d De Codes Extends Welcome al for the support of Semifor Hoaxer xvn; dispelled tinny by was ordered by the City Com­ I nt $5,000,000. which " ill und-srfcle County's voters before an ' T hirty-three candidates invaded Secretary Mellon’s amplification | take to cut down tho t'nie it now mission at its regular meeting Ldienre of between 50 .and I .on g wood last night to iimke their of his Philadelphia statem ent. * tide's to cross tho country. ye.-trr Iqy aftornoor. Tctwcen In persons scattered through appeals for support to the citi­ "I don’t ree any reason for nny Linked in the ne xvorganizntion $r,0 .pou uml t iO.DOO of the auLebig City Hall Auditorium, zens of tlmt community. George A. doubt ns to xCluxt I meant." said the arc the Pennsylvania Railroad. th th o riz •' p a - i n g bond _____ , ! \* >d»on Topeka end Santa Fr W ill Aitcmpt Tf> Establish h e senator spoke lor a littl<; DiCottes, Sanford city atloijocy Secretary. "I wrote plnin cnglish. t think Mr. Hoover can win if lie is AcconntOfllnnd-To-IlnndFrny! n-'inx.xd. th.’ Nnt'onnl Air.Trnns New Speed Mark For Trip issue will -i-J be offered for lever -15 minutes. ivnde the spcrcT» of welcome to the nominated, nnd 1 think he would Explanation Contes On Heels Around Globe: Will Travel -ult by tho commission to financ* Withiiamnter-SwinRimrMan port nnd the Boeing and Wester Of Announcement Of Julius During h is e n tir e ta lk , h e eimlidates and tho out-of-town mnkc a good president. Many A r T r a n s r ^ r t companies Th" n" Most Of Way By Airplane io work of finishing puvin { of a 2( 00 Feet In Air Is Told Hv Hdscnxvitld That IlellnsA d Iwotivnrd the nam es of none of vsitors who nttcmlcd the mcet- things can happen between now Aviator AfterAirpInneFalls jeet of the company will be to pro­ i.umber of streets nuw only part* ded 2 Million More To 1‘und |b opponents and n either directly l«i;. NEW YORK, May 1B.— (IN S )— y completed. vide n re g u la r forty-eight to fiftyand the convention, and for that *m L indirectly made any charges PONTIAC, Mich., May 15.— two hour pn«srnger s c r x l c from A ttcm pt’ng to set a new speed re­ The only new development in reason it was thought unwise to CHICAGO.. Mny 16.— (INS)— Tho commission ordered City ]t'xinJt any of them w ith the pos- tie rally was the appearance of make final committment so fa r in Tlie unique • philosophy which (IN S )—The thrilling Mary of his N rw York to Snn Frnncisco. The cord for n trip around the world, Attorney George DeCottes to pro­ »3 liNt exception of veiled jab s a t Orunty Commissioner F rank F.v- advance." guides Julius Rorenwald In his fierce hand-to-hand battle with n r r —ilnr scbedulo from New York t" Joan Henry’ M ean, theatrical pro­ ceed nt once with the ltg*i stepsLos Angeles., xyill require forty[lithawny and C atts. nis, of Lake Mary, in his first* The one thing that npnrcntly can world-famous philanthropic* was | hammer-swinging passenger, 2,000 eight hours* l.nter tl-e «crx'i<-c -a ducer, and Charles B. D. Collyer. necessary before tho bonds can bo He reviewed bis eig h t years in speech of the campaign. He lias switch Pennsylvania from Iloovrr, announced today in explanation of Yet in the nir xvnvrolnted today by to he extended to Snn Francieco. stunt flyer of Richmond, Va., will sold. Approximotely |16J,000 in declined to speak at all the nvet|Ut State Senate nnd throe term s it was indicated, would be for Pres­ Mr. Rosenxvald's latest gift of ?">- pilot Hurry Anderson, 28, before he Londs to cover interest has b«sn L the House of R epresentatives, iigs until the one hast night. His ident Coolidge to consent to stand 000,000 to charity. The doctrine P assengers will he carried on leave here Juno t>, to circle the added to th c ref.nandng issuea globe hi airplane and ship, they fell Into a death-like stupor. two opponents, W. B, Bnllnril nnd Irtlintd the seven-plank platform tra in s nt night nnt| on pinnes in again. Arfd that is a vory remote in a nutshell in: “ Do good now, or glnally planned, according to The nasserger, Clarence Freehannounced today. $2,000.000 In which he is m aking his race and D. M. Douglas, followed him oil possibility. not only In Mr. Mel­ tho daytime. . tentative figures prepared by S. :he platform . The two hope to be back In New laid a man’s private life w as the Thi- new traln-plnnc o rga n’zntinn lon's opinion, but in the opinion o ' G. Gray, city export accountant. Judge d. G. Khnron and his op­ guard i l the city hospital since ht* York, afte r their 20,000 mile [lost important th in g to consider ponent S. A. R. Wilkinson were I every politician in Washington. • Fund, the famous "m nil order" was pulled from the wreckage of will In- hcnib-d liy C. M. Keys •ourney, In 21 days. Mcurs held The 6150,000 will go to pay Inter­ |a selecting a governor. mllltonairo requested that the e n ­ president of the Curtiss Aeroplane est which cannot bo pa d from the first srakers. They were fol­ Mr. Mellon lias had numerous the pinin' on the grounds of the rnd Motor company. Colonel the form er record for a round-the- tuxes because of the small amount His allusion to C atts came near lowed by John G. Leon only. coun­ enllers rineo lie returned t" th» tile fund, exceeding $ 20,00(1,000 Pontine Insane Asylum. "Frechette Charles A. Lindbergh xvnj ap- world trip, having completely I the end of his speech when V said ty prosecutor, and liis rival for the Capital. To them he lias explained lie expended within 25 years a f te r circled the earth in 35 days In 19­ if the anticipated total collected. met me Sunday at Roseville and *-renchc<i to head tne conipanv 1the stories being circulated 1» "one nomination. Municipal Judge \\ ey- that with President Coolidge out his death. Mr. Rosctiwnld explainThe email ssue of paving bonds, cd that it is his liclief tha t future asked me to take him to Pontine when it was in the formative stage 13. This m ark stood fo r 13 years, I lundidato" th at Florida cities were* man K. White. a.cording to the commissioners, doesn’t believe tlw Kansas venerations rlmuld provide f**i y rs'en ln y ," Anderson said. the Evan-Wells expedition hut declined. It ;s understood that (). her count v commissioners who 1 11 . . . .. liiffering because of tho -dosing "While flying the machine 1 Vo explained tlmt while he snw in making the trip in 35 days in 19* u .l perm t the completion of pav­ l heir own philiinthrppic n.cds. H* hf the rare tin rk s were ah.olm^dy spoke beside Mr. Kvans. Mr. Rail- City Convention can logn.dly ».«* .ing . . » ............................. on a number ot s t r u t s *nd other man than Hoover. He scored long-’ ime endowments an 1 looked over my shoulder nnd sow rttch a combination uf srrv ic ts t*-e 20 . Untrue, lie said St. Pct-rsburg. rrd and Mr. L>nugliiR were I> II. C. j any Mesrs and Collyer propose to .lie levying of assessm .hts against . considers that the pnrtv m u st.go tvu-t ru"ds and usked th a t chnrity F rich rtle swinging on nic xvlth n Hxv'fi ndx'iinecmrnt of avlat'on hr Knhun, S. F. Long urvl J. T. Me| which had tracks ami em py hotel hop off rn-re n t daybreak, tho property cwners who ure paying room during the 11*20-11*2" season, I.nrn-. They were followed by J. to the country in the nppi mehaig he dm -I n ed where it is needed In hammer. Tlu- hammer landed n- reiterated hi* freqpently rxnr'-ss-d morning of June 9, In their "fold nothing on the nearly co \ -leted campaign on tho rtcnrd of tinCoolmvfnl blow on the side of my head. intention o( not bsooniing finnmiinl* thi- p n \ c n i . | had tie trucks and trowd*l hotelo M. C h a ffe r and O. P. Herndon, the roads adjacent to their property. only two cnndidntcs for justice of idge A dniinirtration, and lie be­ "Times are changing so rapidly 1 felt th« plane go into a spin as I ly Intc rc stu l in nny individual a ir ­ ing plane," tho City of New York. Tho spending of |30,000 or $40,000 thi- past w inter season, They expect to catch tho liner, the n'-iiee to upnear. lieves it would l-e entirely i!l"g' it is iiii|ui.s-ible for us to predict lost consciousness. I recovered c r a f t company, a t h a x t not for the "If anybody tells you t ’s neceslie Do Franco, 200 miles nt sea in the comm.B»ion's opinion, will ' Following tho candidates for ical for the conx'ciilion to iiomin- w hat the need "f future gem-rr^ sufficiently to pull tho plane out present,' ■ *ry to have these insitutions." just'ee were the iispirants for eon. u n d vC.oniP'cto A ran s-A tlan tia perm it the collection of between iito u candidate who bn > disagreed turns is going to 1e," lie spio, of tho tail spin whct.xxe wcr. rlose Present rhm* c«)l fc** the fell**'- Tourney on th a t ship. !,• said, referring to nco tracks stable: L. A. Tate. U. C. Wilcox. w lit Coolidge policies us have both $150,000 and $300,000 in p a v iip . • F or th a t reason I have asked tm tn the gniuml. But I couldn't keep Ing method of traveling: Passen­ rd gambling ostalishm ents, I.eslio Bryan, and F. K inlav. 1. * A fter flying ncross Europe, assessments. tru ste e s of the Resei wal l h and her from cri-'hinir.” gers bound for the west ron*t wi'l Russia nnd the Orlont their ■■they are not telling he truth. \V. l/uvton superintendent of pul>- I/iv.deli aril Dnxve t Tho cmmlssion al*c authorised Audi reon’s -t" iy was obtained e n trsln from New York tn CeluniThe defeatiq talk of the an1.i" to give away the entire fund of 1Vicii statem ents are n reflection lie instnietion and his opponent. nted ale legal octlon ag ain st 1mot •* than $ 20,000,000 within hy officers a* be went to the oper- hns, Ohio, fly from there t-i Wiehit-i schedule would place them in .Mr«. MavbelhMnxxvell. followed IIoover allies hasn't impressed Mr. c.i the intelligence of lie people Tokio In time to catch the "Em roptrty owners who have paid twenty..five years a f t e r my death." ntiin- fntde lieenil'e it win feared Kansas, sleep on a train to n point Cundidutes fbr the legi-lature Mellon much. In discussing this rn-sa of Canada " for Victoria, B. their 1920 perional taxes. A ttach­ uf Florida.’' Mr. Rosenwahi said he realized si'O'l iue w in-: *’ W. Enirm inpcr, Molloi Via. the iitn llillg of lis talk, le1 M. M I .old. I! W. Pcjirmaii. J r . phns,. of the ram i' '.go. Mr lieu! *»f that melt a stipulation xvns ron- ho i i*ght not live to make n com. (n New Mevco. and tV«n fly t" C., where they would tnkc to the ments will be levied against tho | l:iint again t Freehelte. Amler. l o s Angele*. P lane-train service air ngaln In the Inst scries of taxpayers If such a step Is neces.'iigelj ohucrxcil that in tlie iaid that "good roads’’was not an I.. I \ ll igao nml J. It. I.' li s- ' tin «• vVn t r:ii i" • urn-tit practices, udding: (.rut's skull is frnetureil, it is b e ­ from Columbus to points south and flights to New York. a |ire-eonvention I'ght •ary. under the com m issions i" e in tins eampuigiibecnu' e all di'llltes f"l -lier'ff "lie i d i-d " e tc VfllSIMfl, ’ 1 Ih lieve, however, thut the lieved. mid be suf'ereil severe cuts. northw est is planned as soon as Collyer is still well known in order. the uii ilidatcs and evryone else F F. Brady. F F W a lle r. J. !•'. usually harsh words and >li' t J' M I.I eati run:e IhrnU':'' great the tra n s eoiitiiumtal route is cs ii u siuiMy t*vuj» Frei hi |i e told n different store. nvintion circles nnd was tho first in I l"nda vyanted thoi. In Sena­ McClelland nml Sheriff *'. M. hut th at oppositi The resignation of Mrs. S. O. the use • f the entlri sum. both t cot riil-.. In- said, presi Ynwht-qnx g,c ? Id ail the man to fly between Chicago nnd Shlnholscr from the library board lit orati-K a fte r the « IIVt Dl *(••' 11 " | X VIH tor T udor’s opinion, ‘There will j Hand Rl« 1the pimeif-al aii I interest, by ht taldisheil. Minneapolis nt night, having ac was accepted by the commission­ r:ton trii'il t" 1tula- them k good roads with air candidate" I A. Yaiirhn. present tax a •si-s- tiu e of the Gat field caiftpa'rn. gem i;i*. oi In keeping witli "und A Util Finani-ing of the new compuny is romplisheil this feat in 1923. Th* <•. 1 fnoeli to keep M,r. wa- f..||nwo.| l.y his te o mi­ idi: i-i veil, and he l»el eve • it ' ll Im- eiit froiit n ii " ">• la tie g •vernor’s manion. from th a t oh il I h a w refrained I’oliee, in the hands of Hayden, Htonc- & Hovlet Government has -consented^ ers. In a letter to them she tend­ •hit *r , n ut. J. i- Chiltomlen and F. true of the approat-hit m 11nxhiiu ered her resignation because, she establishing endowments for llll- the 1lain* fi«* tie.ut mentioning I lathaway ‘ * Killin '*. Y III' e Huueln.st. Nevertheless, the ha I.hit 'Ml* t ■ liowevi c. say AmlerMnt xvaa the Company. Blair and Company to aid the flyers In th eir trip said, the commission bad acted Mine, he said th at ol« man could f the ilp u it eourt. It? It. lic-.d' are goiltg to push the “ HooV­ xeisities uml other institutionKnight Glnmhle & P^anrt of Ht. ucross Russia nnd Siherln they say, without consulting the board an M llano credit for building the xvhicli I liaxe given gilts a p a rt pilot nntl I*iftlu'llc ju t u p.u* I.ouis, J. C. Willsim of Louisville >,| I t I., Thrn-lier spoke for nvniriT. I rrclii’MeV rnnditiun hh er eiin't-win" line of attack vig. various occasions. „ . a l 'I In tax p ay ers,re said, paid i from the fund." alu) other hanking houses. "W ho knows," le- nuieliidi-il, not serious. As soon ns hi* eondiTitirs orously for the n«xt four weeks. A-requcM-Iflil-Hl£_n22LL?-H-0f *. T *"> H ta n d a n l - c )te d u .e ii t . iin - f u r business district between Sixteen­ preprinted tile ntOlH' to build qillc, eatld'dale fur re-elri-tinn to TT'is tli.-'r ..tie bit* lli’l"' i'rpT"-rr'me •'»"iiK- da>J mu U iim r- . 1,.... mui. he tivn i|.'Qi-..r.,/—LT »ti iialia ill .lit' . tlie transportation of nir mail given n snnity lont th S treet and the A t’nntlc Coast them, decided where try slituld he tin* htati* remit' was tlie <illy ram tho Cabinet candidate —to c tivince self-supporting ?" ncross tlie country Line right-of-way on Park Avenue built and when the should ho didntc. foe uffii* outside the conn- the p arty leaders that Hoover ennn crop * the United States today i« nnt carry the rebellious grain belt nd fc- the city plsnnim board htnlt. The talk, he sal, should be tv to spc.-ik. t'lirtv o ile hours. It i* upon this states, nml that he will lose t" AI " dei-i.d oy t " '1 commix \?n. T hs rmri about what we’ve done’’ re- ft si rvicc that the new traffic Smith in the populous and wet innttcr will be dlscussxd, owovsr, than alioiit what " I ' d done." J ifcrvYc is to hi- built. N o •definiteNEW YORK. May 15.— (IN S )— at a meeting between the two F a-tern states. The r ad problem, io said was | date ha* been si* for the inuugura* Tlio shapely "Miss Mobile of 19­ Th<- two South Dakota Senators, • J,,hl\ a m atter of retting tlie l lion of the new transportation 20," who wos voted the country’s bodies within a short tim e. Norl'cck nml McMuater. niV per* Estim ates on the cost of.an oversost miles of road )r the least third most beautiful girl at the system. sistenty pursuing this line o ut moiicy, keeping the pad departThe tentative schedule which Atlantic City bathing beauty pag p ais or underpass a t Hand a ' ATLANTA, Gu., May 15“ NNH) OSLO, Norway, Mny 15.— (INS) tack. The Republican Party, Me. meid a business inskulion, nnd hiA been worked out, however, cunt, today foced tho charge of Crossing where an accident sever­ M aster said, has always bad t«. rely _Gen. Umberto Nobile, Italian _Split hy internal strife in con­ calls for the passenger to go being a firebug. al months ago aroused consider­ seeping it out of police. Funeral Fcrxno* for Mrs. J. I*. upon tin- "norm ally Republican Arctic explorer, bopped off thi* nection with the election of .a pres­, aboard a limited train at the PennIn. * ■("i».1 .tituntlolijir Itrlicvos, Sho was scheduled for arraig n ­ able oomment will be furnished * t i> ll". ,, al piclilt-ni ii'iBontinq tin* RulM-rts. ti'.t v» ars old, who died at states of the Middle West I" put a f trjiio o n ul King’s Buy. Sp > ln-r- ident, thr r\tlanrii Woman s Uul», „ylvnniu Station in Nex; York City ment in W ashington Heights the next m eeting of the commission two w arring fu,. at six o'clock hi the evening He court, accused of having burned by T. L. Dumas, local A tlantic ' !•* 'l l' lie said thu til' cent g«*- M her home. I HI luiurel Avenue. it in power uml keep it there, mil gen, in tlie polar explnrsitmn l.i,!- was divided into olirn- tu \ tc* provide *evi*mic for Ia«t n eh*, "ill lie rolldueteil by the in his opinion tho support o.r tin* loon Iluliit for the taroml u tit nqit lions today, and each fuction had arrives in Columbus ut nbout down a six-family apartm ent houso Coast Line superintendent. The *<-lii. . | . wns only i tcinpurary Rev. W. P. Iluhrinnii, pastor of the corn l»ct is all the more vita t Ids eight tbn next morning. There- he in M edia,, Pa., as revenge fo r tho estim ates Were asked for a fte r o Lend and elected its own president. discussion of crossing g ates s ta rt­ Uh-.i - ui 1. but he xvnld nttem pt F irst Metlmilist church of which year because of Al Sm ith’s adm it, p erhaps fly over trie N orth P"le Mrs. Charles Goodman and Mr*. will be driven to the airport where landlord's Impounding of h er ed several m eetings ago cam# up lid strength in tin- Lust. t" have it oia'le perainunt if he she was „ member. ho will board a multimotorcd pas­ John It. Ilornudy both lay claim to trunks for not paying the ran t. iliieif, hiiid n rmliogr.un D-*m In Mibstmitinlion of their m gu- King’s Hay. again yesterday. tho presidency nnd indications now senger air liner, built f o r a cruis­ ' ll ic,| I'ovenor. lit* said if When she won honors "M ias Mis. Roberts hud I*'*'*1 -1 re-idenl point to court action a* the ouly ing spued of more than 109 miles tli' i.ue relit gasolin tax was of Hanford for approxim ately 2'* mei-.t of Hoover weakness in tli" Mobile" wns Miss Vivian McDow­ Conflicting reports hud Ik-,-ii re­ “k n ! red. it would tije four mills venrx Him* came here from North Middle W est, the South Dakotans ceived from Spitzbergen com rim­ solution. Meunwhilo a big padlock, an liour und equipped xv.th re s t­ ell. Now she is Mrs. D. L. Page, seals the au ran t service furnished hy the wife of form er aviation lie u te n a n t (Continued fromiugc 1) Carolina. She Is survived »>v four point out th a t between the Ohio- ing thc conditions of tho weather. placed there by luw, ----- ■—«----------daughters: M ^s M argaret lt;d- Indiann line nnd the Rockies Hoov­ Early in the day word was re-re.ved presidents' office: in tlio club Fred Harvey R estaurant System. Sho is tw enty-three and, according At Wichita, tho passengers xvill to police, left her husband several erts. Mrs. Morris Spencer, Mrs. er has been able to garner loss tbn' th a t tho violent sonw storm that building. I* F inest Germh-y. «'f SunfonJ nml n score of delegates in n dozen hml rage-d for two days had ab at­ Mrs. Goodman xvus nominated leave the pluncji and board n w est­ weeks ngo because his salary did Afiss Jessio S treet Roberts, or states, despite the fact th at the ed. L ater n news agency carried a a t a previous meeting nnd as her bound limited of thc Atchison. He not keep her wardrobe in the style Hoover m anagers have conducted W ilmington, N. opponent, ulso nominated a t th at xvill bo on the train through tho {*he desired. “ Miss Mobile" denies Mrs. Roberts had been seriously energetic campaigns in most of report th at a now snow aturin hnd meeting, withdrew, the outgoing night, changing once more to a th a t she was a firebug. Page, to Emory S- Martin, candidate for arisen. ill for some time, according to her plnno in the morning nt some point whom sho was wed In St. P eters­ State Comptroller, flatly denied president, Mru. \V. II. Price-Smith, them .Thc radiogram announcing friends. Yesterday her condition In Indiana, Hoover has no te le ­ NohilcY departure raid the wrath* ruled a t the meeting yesterday in New Mexico. At five o’clock in burg, Fla., manage* an Ice cream today that he Is a supporter of (IN S )—A hceamr weaker uml she died at MOSCOW, May > gates, in llinois none, in Iowa he cr conditions were fine. 11 is ex­ th a t Mrs. Goodman was elected, the afternoon.hd will land at the plant a t Media. »ep irt wn» receive here today 0:55 P. M. Sidney J. Catta In a letter recehrLos Angeles iTfJRirt. this despite healed protests. lias two, Kansas none. Minnesota pected th at, unless compelled to re* ff-'iti Harbin, Mn.diurin, that An east-to-xvest schedule, equal ed from him by The Herald. In Then, amid great disorder, tho six, N ebraska none, South Dnko. tu rn hy fog or hail xveathi r, the Marshall Chang Tr Lin, dictator his letter, be declare*! . to none, North Dakota none, Okla­ Italia will he in flight about 38 m eeting was declared adjourned. ly fast, has been worked out a l­ °f the North Chin Government though details have not been re ­ "You have misquoted m* l» this Tho other fact ion, however, selecthoma none, Wisconsin four nnd hours. If uGen. Nobile makes a nnurs. ii rn . woouo nnn«k|ir • * i f ____ _ _ .1 ,.n ntwil nne #m| generalissimo nlhc N orthern matter. I am not supporting any Missouri six. T hat is a record ot flight over the pole he will attem pt te d a chairm an “ n ‘ “ . “ nn° ^ gC,r. coaled. "There Is no dearth of pas­ armies, is prepsrin to evacuate senger business for a ir lines" said candidate for Governor and am weakness which ‘‘the allies be­ to drop a landing p arty to make vpto elected Mrs. Hornndy, presi Peking. According > this report Colonel Paul Henderson, president not Interested In 'their race. TnU -A lieve should give the party leaders Ecientific .explorations und to dent, Itainlaads of Chai ’* treasures, of-the National Air T ransport, this is a mailer for the voter* to de­ considerably pause. In any event plant the cross’in the icc t hut was morning. The passenger trav el on including gold, jew« and jade orSPRING FI ELILQhl^M ajtijLBr— ANNAPOLIS, Md.. Mny 15 — they plan to- harp on *L pretty rontrihnted to the expedition by n m rtr i r -R+vn-t—dwD* (fN S )—b n e co-ed V as b u rn w to ^•monta, arc a n iv i nt Mukdun S f t f t f o r d B o y G D Hist ere.-— ----ui— Uyi ToiiUnouslyi rig h t down U> the pblrtt Pope Pius X I .. "Icie Ibey ore plat under iicavy early colonial history of Annapol­ faster than wo expcctM and much death," and th re e others Injured, I jun supporting oithsr of them- U where tlia voting begins ut Kansas fo ster than we have been ablo to In an early .morning fire which I con win my own race, I will cer­ miUta/y guard. is and the thirteen originul statex City. HELF1N CONTINUES ATTACK handle it. The business^ of thc p artly destroyed Woodlock Hall, tainly be satisfied and shall ex­ Chang is said to L-e ordered the being re-enacted today at a Merlin C. Barnes, graduate of futures ix most promising." in scrip tio n of all [ale M anchur­ colonial day festival at the atari* small dorm itory which houses 22 port every voter to use their own PASSES CRISIS ians between the |cs of 20 and capital. Thousands of Marylapdcrs young xx-omen, on the campus of Judgerat and vote for their choke WILSON, N. Cf., Mny 15. Seminole High School last spring, has been awarded a scholarship at DETECTIVES SEEK JKW EL8 •M*. Marshal Chanrfxvus form erly and out of state visitors are in­ the W ittenberg College here. for governor." BERLIN. May 15.—(IN S )— — (IN S )—Senator J . Thomas H ef­ known as th e "anchuriun xvar cluded in the throngs th at are in Physicians attending Foreign Sec- lin, the fiery Senator from Ala­ Rollins College at W inter Purk for The statetnnnt to which the can­ H ilda'S ipc, freshm an of Shelby, NEW YORK, Mny 15.— (IN S ) — Ohio, was burned to death. College didate refers was printed on the Lord." Ho m alntard a powerful this quaint nttle city on the Hcx- tetary Gustave Strcsemnnn snid bama, Invades North Carolina for tho coming year, according to a Detectives were engaged In nn a p ­ authorities expressed the belief editorial page ot The lis raid rev* army in Mnnchurl and xyas said today they believed hp bad passed the second tim e within a month to rep o rt received here today front to have been onho friendliest *'p re sid e n t nml Mrs. Coolidge will the crisis.of his illness last night. continuo his attack uguinst the thc school. Barnes is a freshm an at parently hopeless scutch today for Miss Sine fainted when try in g to grol weeks ago. It follows: terms with the j i n e s e . H<* mov* honor the occasion with their pres­ The patient Is suffering from Democratic pren!*J.*ntiai nom inal Rollins this year. Ho has been tho driver of a taxicab in .which escape. The body was recovered by ory 8. Martin, candidate for « «i into Peking u( seized control ence late today. They Will see Gen. stomach and intestinal cntarrhul tion of Governor A1 Smith of Now m anager of thc varsity football Mrs. Alfred 11. Chopin, mombor of firemen. F irst reports which said troll* r, earn* In to *** u* Friday. • • and basketball team s, mem ber of a wealthy Springfield, Moss., fam ­ Miss Alice Otde, of D etroit, was We gathered from what he bad of thc-governmer For a tim e his George W ashington resign - lus fever complicated by a kidney in­ York. th e v a n ity crew, class president, ily, left an overnight bag contain­ seriously burned w ere said to be say that ha is a supporter of 81 "rntics were succi ful against the commission in the old state house, fection. FORT PIE R C E —Contract let for nnd a worker 1 nthe school Y. M. ing Jewelry valued a t $100,000. The untrue. Mis* Oldo la very nenrou* ney J. Catta. W* earnestly urgo # i|*e Nationalists but since the and witness six other episode, or only d u e furnished by Mrs. Chap­ fighting begat)- is Spring in tho pageant. Governor Ritchie and LAKE WALES—Bids asked for dredging-ship channel and turning C. A.'T h e scholarship was aw ard­ in xvas th a t tho cab was painted and suffering from shock, th* un* *n Catts followers to vote for Hr. Martin." ; «H I Shantung Peni il* his forces the governors of the other twelve renovating and repairing Citizens basin of local port to depth o f 22 ed on high scholastic standing,, iversity physician said. yellow. outsulo of all-round ability. *m - decisively t sated in several I original states will greet tho I res­ Bank building. feet. • ident upon hi* arrival. S«tUca. * Senator Makes Appeal For Support! |, Of Seminole Voters' In Governor’s Race* [Small Audience Hears A d d re si ASPIRANTS M EET [Aspirant Declines To AT LGNGWOQD TO ‘ Mention Opponents SOLICIT SUPPORT During1Entire Talk Pennsy Railroad Is Linked With Group Andy Relieves Herb Is Rest Man In Race R ICH CHICAGOAN AIRS OPINION ON THRILLING FIGHT WITH PASSENGER rr'ii£' nssssi Airs. .1. D. Roberts Dies Here: Lived In Sanford 20 Years »«»*»•" x«fl • « h h 4\ i •« I1 *• Ob# \ btM N . Tko e tl «'-te 1 • II t% i 1* •• I. il • ilf •1 il 1> CityCommisstonTakes Steps To Sell Muni­ cipal Bonds Under Refinancing Plan |- f Investigation Will Be Made Into Remedy Of Crossing Danger r SEER RECORD FOR WORLD GIRDLING AV^nnec-OT-Beauty Prize Faces Charge Of Being Firebug E m o r y S. Martin, In L e t t e r , Denies He’s Catts’ Backer , ReportSayjfhanc:, Chinese Wa* Lord, Plans To Eracuate it. 6 .) t ■1 \ » Ii II A Blaze In Dormitory ReSttlts In 1 Death And Three Injured Historical Events To Be Enacted A! Maryland Capital School Scholarship V . s*■ • mil <rfa • A‘•* P a r t Of Money For Paving Work "“,j" Nobile Departs On Woman’s Cl ub Of Dirigible Italia Eor Atlanla H as So-it Arctic Exploration Over Late Election II tl I I uni �THE gAKFOnP: HEHAtW.-ffAWtfRB.' PCMHM. MONfe'AV WAY M,19»9 ••• I Famous Yachtsmen Form Plans For Ocean Race To Spain To Be Held In June Azara. She will carry the colors of George l*. and Francis Uaker of the Detroit Yacht Club. A t the May meeting of the race committee it was announced that the official distance for the races of both classes is .*1,055 milos from the Ambrose Channel Lightship off th e entrance to New York H arbor of Mouro Island just out. side of Santander, taking the great circle which pnssed fairly close to Sable ‘Island. ‘ It is ex­ pected, however, th at most of the yachts will take a more southerly course in order to secure more favorable winds nnd to nvoid as much ns possible the ice fields. The sm aller craft, between 55 nnd .'15 feet waterline, will be sent nway at noon on June 30, with the usuul signals of ten nnd fivp minutes before the start These yachts wiill sail on n rating sim ilar to th at used in the Ber­ muda race the week before, but without a pro|iellor allowance. They may lug all the sail they wish. „ The large.yachts- will leav e-uxactly a week Inter nnd will sail flat. It is expected they will over­ haul the little fellows somewhere o f f the Bay of Biscay. Private Signals All the yachts will carry num ­ bers and private signals and will burn green, red, nnd green lights on crossing the finish line at night. The race committee of the New York Yacht Qlub composed of Gherndi Davis, Clinton Mackenzie nnd Edumtind Lung will sta rt the boats, while at the finish will be the Spanish race committee made up of Victorinuo Lopez Dorign, pras'dent, Enrique Cnreagn and Eduardo Ubno, secretary. Entries for the Queen Victoria cup will close on June 23, but the books for the yachts for tlie King Alfonso XIII cup will remain open until July 3, two days before the st a rt. Reports Indicate Revival Of Gold Mining Industry In Sections Of Colorado t.OUl nut OPPOSITION TO HOOVER WORKS TO STEM TIDE (Continued from page 1) chief opponent, Lowdcn will filter the Kansas City convention with to be stopped it Is Lowdcn who must be the rallying post for the some 200 votes, nnd If Hoover Is opposition, a t least in the early bnlloting. . “The allies were adm ittedly surprised and discom.ited by Sec. rutary Mellon’s public pat on the back for the Hoover candidacy, but a t th at they managed to ex­ tract some small comfort from the manner in which it was done. Secretary Mellon clearly re­ vealed th at he still has hopes of the fact th at he insisted th at Penn^dvnnla’s powerful hloc go to Kansas City unpledged and uncom­ mitted was regarded by the allies as a significant and favorable omen. w An interesting story was going the political rounds in Washington today concerning the renson for Secretary Mellon’s statem ent at left W ashington, it was said th at Philadelphia. When Mr.. Mellon he had no intention of m aking the statem ent which he subsequently fnnde. He had n « t P » . * f A R E S ? *. suid, to mention the names of any candidates, .b u t intendd'i me )*ly to compliment the adm inistration of President Coolidge, and let jt go at that. Upon arriving in Philadelphia, the story goes, it wns found th at' the anti.Mellon element in the o r­ ganization had planned a surprise in the shape of n resolution en­ dorsing the Hoover candidacy. This wuld huve been em barrassing, and might have provoked a real fow. In -such circum stances, the trouble was averted by Mr. Mel. Ion's agreeing to make trip state­ ment in the m anner he did. STAGE GUN BATTLE NEW YORK, May 14.— (IN S )— The crowded southern Up of Man­ hattan Inland w ith its stree ts packed by noon day thousands w a s the scene today c f a spectacular running gun battle between police and five bandits. More Uian a score of shots tfcrc fired.-and one ped­ estrian wan wounded befors the bandit car stalled, a t W ashington and Hector S treets, and was aban. donod by four of the gunmen. A fifth man, the driver was nrrested. DECLARED SUICIDE PEEKSKILL, N. Y., May 14.— (IN S )—Police lenrned today th at Udlnnd F. Lewis, ninetecn-year-old Columbia U niversity sophomore whose body wns found hanging from n tree 'on, a farm n e a r hche, had been brooding over the fact th a t his fath er had refused to let him visit Europe- this summer. They declared ho was a suicide. Daytona Beach—Volusia County Y. M. C. A . to rebuild sum m er camp quartor* a t Lake Winona. WILLIAMSPORT, Pa.. May 14. — (IN S )—Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover today wns to con­ tinue his journey to Ognotz, the summer estate of Jay Cook, Jr., of Philadelphia, about 12 miles north of here, where hu will spend sev­ eral dnys of rest. Hoover arrived here early Inst night by motor. He was accompan­ ied by U wreiue Richey, Ids asr.istant; Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry O’­ Malley, form er commissioner o i fisheries; and (!. C. launch of the Federal fish culture bureau. They spent the night at the Park Hotel Police Continue To Hunt C. E. Myers Car lovo each other, to m arry." Judge | Lindsey asserted. lie added th at the term “companionut* m arriage” Is not a *trlek name for frtc love.' "The estimable m inisters ami blue-lnwcrs who arc fighting the compnnionatc m arriage are by the same token playing into the hands of those who sanction free love. Companionatcly wed people ore ns much /married as anyone who ever freed a m inister equipped with a license. See this? And then he held up the small hand of the equally small ‘'M rs. Roselle" o r Miss Haldeman-Julius as she pre­ fers to be designated, to exhibit a wedding ring of engraved platinum according to' the npproved style. The main .difference between the companionate ' m arriage and the other kind is the fact th at com* paninnatcly m arried people are fi­ nancially independent of each other In this case, he emphasized, in­ dicating Josephine and Aubrey, "th e fpthors tare paying the bills." LOS ANGELES, Cal., May1 14. —"American is bootlegging m atri­ mony as well ns liquor," fprmor Judge Ben Lindsey of Denver, Colo., said today ns he arrived from Colorado fo r a few weeks visit. l(e was m et at the station by Josephine • Haldeman-Julius* nnd Aubrey Rosalie, of Kansas City, Knns., America’s first companion­ ate m arriage couple. • “ Love, m arriage and divorce are handled surreptitiously," *mid L in. sey, “as if thev were a disgrace, with the- result th at disgraceful circumstances arc often more nt* teqdant." .. , lie then lnuhchcd into a discus, sion of the companionate m arriage ns a remedy. "Compnnionnte mar* million ringe is n snne'wholcsom c nnd Jog. Tam pa—Nearly half leal solution of a perfectly nnturnl dollars in building perm its we it .desire -of two-young people who Issued here during March. MILANE THEATRE f OQAY . - anti- mm CHANEYc u LORETTA YOUNG ’LAUOHt CLOWN, LAUl Is that all you paid for this...? Where did you ever fin d these ..,?. I . . . . Why, it cost me nearly twice that muchI Do tell me where you get them for that! How do you et)er manage so well on. so B uty aren't they awfully expensive? I wish I could do it. HerbHooverBegins Short Vacation in Pennsylvania Town iscw (l Slovene*, now develop llnroid Thorne. clubman of ment and n greater interest in got.. York and L*. mb.,,. w|,» has «• production has brought .iltotil a , , , . ,, ,, , ,. #lll'IV. tremendous revival in the gold “» "'•1 O’Malley and l.ench will attend mining industry of Colorado, re- tbul the tunnel was des gned I the state convention of tin- conport, to International News Set water, lie has 1 I groans, thu nervation council which iqicns here vice t how. prs din ed $125,000,000 in the ' today while Hoover and his assist­ Front New York Detroit, St nod has erected a modem flu ant will go by automobile t<> Og­ Louis, Texas and California men ,„i|| „f |f,o ton* capacity. notz, locutcd near Sullndnsbm g of nioiii y and pioneer spirit arc I .. ,, , , ' , The Secretary of Commerce will , . . i i . ,' , All the world lias heard • luruing to gold mine and natural also visit the Texas Fish and Game |y to Colorado ninth is reputed to ,,,,,la,hc "I the Little Annie Club, lornteil along L in y 's Crack, huve mon* jrnbl a tra s uiulrtrlopcd *d Siimniillv lb*, < «i)nia<!". II ■for a fishing excursion. or partially dcvelopi'd th.ni any j e.st n.ii^b' ^uld mint* in ibr Hoover refused to discuss poli­ other state. , Here Jintge J.t . Wiley ol tics, saying lie was there for a) Of course, Cripple Creek with its ; Nort,c, mid Jack Pickens, \i test and that lie hud left all pol­ past record of over 400 millions in , hard rock miner, are takiiq itics m Washington. Cook arrived gold, still holds the simtliirht of or­ ient ion. in that district the pin­ nacle group lying north of the fam ous Isahclla on Hull hill has been leases on estates covering most of bought by Zcb Kendall of Man the famous South Mountain, Francisco, and associates, who have from which huge fortunes in gold placed AI. I). Myers, veteran ol have hern taken in the past. Cali­ Critqiln Creek and pioneer of Gold fornia capitalists are repotted •field, Ncv., in charge. Ills work has negotiating for the Wiley-Picken* City police and the sh eriff’s of. opened up big bodies of new and holding on the mountain. fiee today were still searching for high grade ore on the third and In addition to a great deal of the Dodge Coupe belonging to C. fourth levels in v igin ground on gold activity by mining men of E. Mvers. president of the Inland the north contact. Colorado there s great activity by Supply Company, which was stolen Colorful History outside men in cutups that have from in front of the Milunc T heat­ Reports In the midst of the iitg i .incs «.f been little noticed in recent years. er last Monday night. Bull Hill inculdittg the Portland, In At Alma, Colo., W. Kennon Jew ett, have been received front it number dependence. Crcsson end rt '.nx lies formerly of Colorado Springs, now of persons th at the ear Ins been the famous Dead P no which was of Pnsubrnu, Cal., has opened u seen in Knnfnrd hut all efforts to locate it have proved futile. The recently leaped and Imndcd to Jo e world of high grade ore in on the ear was given and had wire wheels. I. Shale and It. It G arrett and as­ old London mine. Neat him M.*4t. It was practical! new. sociates of Los Angeles. Rtli'ke has opened the same v»in on The Dead Pine is . . It ill co|oi fill the American mine. At Ciecdo Tractor Trains For Africa history of the rurly bow tiny* uf Clarence Witherow has made a Cripple Creek. It was the scene of fortune in the old Commodore once Highway freight train s consist­ two. bitterly fought labor wars be­ owned by the It. estates and the ing of tractors and trailers are tween its ownets nnd the old West­ Hughes estate of Denver. being tried out in South Africa. ern Federation of Miners, when The government, which has charge Open New Mines William D. (llig Hill) Haywood, At Lake City several now mines of railway transportation, is con­ now in Soviet Itussiu, was in con­ huve been opened and the old Ute ducting •the experim ent. Building trol of the miners organization. and Ulcy have cuttle to life with m aterial, merchandise, fruit nnd The Dead Fine also was the scene big bodies of ore ami a new mill other heavy classes of freight are of extensive “high grading" activi- of 20(1 tons capacity. As Aspen being Ituulcd. tie*, R being related that one milting men from Utah have taken (Legal Notices) miner carried out $800 u duy ‘n tho H00 acres of the old I). C. R. ore in hi* lunch bucket over a Pi own holdings nnd have opened a a M8. c iv il. i : n period of several weeks. The Dead big body of a.lvcr leud ore at 800 r n•t: :i n\ i : i :iii . vvit.i.i suuiuni Kiuintu iiiiis i o n ito A tt i o n n t iii i t iiin Pine was never w orkrj below fl.'lil fret depth in virgin territory. At W ill h e r e c e i v e d h> •M®t because of the labor wars, Lincoln Gulch m a r Aspen a new !!•»•8 c .Hl ioeadr d lilils ■>( C o u n t ) ' C o m m i s s i o n e r , vrhiie most of its neighbors have m‘ne of silver, lend and gold ore o f H en v lin jie C o u n t y , f l n r l i l s o n o r f o r e IV A M . I n n s 4, t e s t . f o r l u i Produced down to 2,500 and 3,000 has been opened by J. J. Yechel b| oe u* i n u it lie f o l l o w i n g r o a d s feet. i l l K o ln n Ave. to bn c le a r e d fro m and associates including former ' e l n n Many of the leading mine opera­ Governor O. II. Shoup| of Colo­ Hoad a n H o a d n o r t h t o u l d Ol t . n o l o tors of Cripple Greek were of the rado. , |S) e x t e n s i o n o f Itay S t r e e t S o u th o f O t l c ' l u I l n n U K l i S e c t i o n 'll T 1 ^pjrfnjon th at the Dead Fins cpyen-il U*(MH>»i* ■widwntiilw Isblea ’mother lode'* of the n story to need attention but even Thr' work in Consist of olratlmr ami count r ur l Ion ol Cripple C lerk - camp. The new hcie Oklahoma oil men working i v B . l l n u . hrldaes. California ownets have already put with S ta r drills on u new system of A >la,!, null ce r t i f i e d c h e c k mad*' a crew to work to develop It by exploring have opened one of the piic.il.|e io V. K Ooi i ul nss r l e r k ot t tie Coi n I, mus t nccom pa ny e.ieli modern methods. biggest mines in tho fumous olJ ro.ol T h e ehuek uf the Hlicrensful Iddder Mill lie r e t ai ne d h) the Chester S. Burnerr ur Fort W orth district. The Lowry flotation mill Hoard In lieu o f ' ii liiiml until the Tex., prominent oil and mining is running to capacity of 200 tons wo r k Is compl et ed. • 1 1 o- Hoard r e s e r v e s the rtwhl to man, recently visited the Cripple du ly ami will double its capacity ie|. . i an) or all lilds. or accept «n> Creek district with engineers, und this summer. . old or purl t h e r e o f uh h ' h . In t heir yeinenl . . wi l l |m to t he liesl In­ has announced that he plans to ac­ What is true <<f l.cadvillc is true Jml tel e. | uf |||e I' nll ntt . quire leases In other Colorado of the fumous Nan Jnun triangle V. 14. IX , | MI. Ari S ram r* and in northern New Mexico including Ouray, Nilverton, Duran­ Clerk of Hoard- o f County C o mml s e l o n e i s. - . John Fox of San Franeisro, is a c t­ go, Teliuride, Jasper and Flutoru ing as chief engineer for BunkVr. Old Minra Consolidated (T oo l a t e TO CLASSIFY) At Idaho Springs un'i 'Central LOST: Saturday off.‘oil truck, ono C ty, Clear Greek and Gilpin \ u n unloading tank truck hose, About tioo west of Denver, the fam ous ten feet long. I'indei please return Nrwhouse tunnel m.w culled the II. L Face, A gt., FAri-Alueruat Aigo tunnel, hag been rehabilitated Fetruleuii) Co, Ben Lindsey Backs Com'panioriateldeh Of Marriage Laws f . R E A D the advertisements. Know what you want before you go to buy. Get the most for your money by knowing what ------------------------- —----------------------------- —---------- j----~ ---- -------j----- -------------------------------- - ---------------- manufacturers and merchants are offering. Advertisements will keep you abreast of the times. They will enable you to spend the family income wisely. They will help . : V• • ' ' ' . f l I vou to live better at less cost. for all who want the best at the �l THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY MAY 15, t928 Police Court Stories TUESDAY, MAY 15 BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY LIFE OR DEATH—As righteous­ ness tendeth to life; no hr th a t pursueth it to his own death,— f r o v . 11: 19. PRAYER— Lord, help os to life ; therefore, establish c Hoom MARKET KTnEKT He stops In front of the store win* dow where Little white chicks in breeder roll UW He looks a t dry brown bulb, all people stare A t hint, But he can Vision garden walla Where tall gladioli and dahlias * > stand • Like brilliant ladles in the uncoil. Ing ferns. H« visions rows of garden truck; his hand , a clinched as if ho hoed; and theft ho lum a To look beyond the box of flower ■cods. Vcrfwnua. phlox and larkspur now he sows, . * teacherous weed.* Carefully guarding them from -That come in armies down the * little rows. He scatters seed upon Lb* lawn, ■ - and grass Appears, as green and tender ns in those Elyria n fields where only fairies pass. Bight here before his eyes a I ,garden grows And chickens peck, and drink from a tin cup lte holds for them. He move.- as if to t * t HI* chicks, who lives biit fifteen stories tip In a hall bedroom, bath and kitchenette. —Bj| Raymond Kresensky. We have never heard anyone M»y anything against Senator Taylor but we have never heard anyone .a y he had any chance of election. ---------o--------A number of newspaper editors throughout the state seem to be of the opinion that second choice votes will name tho next governor, H) don’t forget to name your weetmd ctiutPT Isn't it fanny that Senator Trammell doesn’t come to Sanford to make u speech? Maybo he suspacta Borneo no might ask him aonve em barrassing .questions about the St. Jo h n . River. Seminole County candidates for one thing and another have spent no leas than 95,8&0 during the first part of the campaign. And some of tho gubernatorial candidate* are upending almost that much •very day. Senator Waybright, wc under­ stand, hat challenged Doyle C arl­ ton to debate with him and we are moved to wonder «that in tho world the Duval Senator la run­ ning for and bow much is he get­ tin g for it. The G. O. P.'s in Florida arc not very strong when united, but with two factions fighting each other and s e ttlig up aepanste con­ ventions, it is hard to ser where they will ever be given any con­ sideration whatever. — ' 1 v ---------- Rob lloDy had a big time in W ashington last week testifying before the Federal Trade Commlasion. Ue adm itted hr got plenty of publicity for his em ­ ployers. Everyone likes Dob and runs his stu ff in whenever pos­ sible. Ira n e p o rte d by truck through the -htreeta of London without guards, detective* o r armed escort of any -kind. If th a t had happened in this country, It would have been nocoasary to divide the spoils aalong a hundred thousand crooks. ---------©-------Rockefeller has ordered tUe**a rt to resign and Stew art says he . won’t Time was when a nod of the . head was enough from a ’Rockefell­ er- And w-e doubt if even yet tike head of the Indiana company win prove strong enough to oppose ’ successfully the ojl king'* sugges- those who might have a part in such a story themselves Borne day, a decided nntipathy for such publicity. They say it ruins the town, that it is yellow journalism, nnd many other things. Among many newspapermen, the position is tnken that only by keeping the law-abiding citizens thoroughly posted on conditions in the underworld and police courts can crime be held in check. If newspapers adopted the policy of never printing a crime story, it would not be long before Rood people would conclude that the world had been thoroughiy Christianised until some evening they would be tunked on the head ami robbed. The fact that the feelings of socially prominent per­ sons arc sometimes hurt when they find their names among the others in police court stories after violating some traffic ordinance, may be unfortunate but is no fault of the newspapers. No fair minded editor can publish the atory about tho wop who was arrested for stealing a banana from n certain fruit stand and then say nothing alwut the belle of the town who is nrrested for speeding. Not long ago the American Society of Newspaper Editors met in Washington, D. C„ and a hypothetical story was prepared to see what reputable newspapers would do with it. "A prominent business man, iurge advertiser, so­ cial leader, philanthropist,*is in an automobile accident with a woman who is not his wife; a reporter findH out that the two had been in a roadhouse together and had been drink­ ing before the accident; but the police are willing to hush up the whole nffair.” It was the concensus of opinion among the editors at the conference that the newspaper’s first duty was to its subscribers ami that the story should by all means lie pub­ lished, but thnt it should bo handled straight-forwardlyr ;without bins, and without playing up its scnsntion&i features-. This, we believe to be the jluty of any good newspaper. . •; . —Save 5% — thousands of dollar* to convict 1 these criminals, and Sidney .1. I C atts, when governor of Flnridn, gave them their freedom. Citizens of Hamilton County— For the love of your home, your loved ones and frtends for the loVo of righteousness nnd your native land— Don’t vote for Sidney J. C atts. “ By th eir fru it ye shall know them.” Jesus spoke the*" words, and He also said: “ Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep’s clothing, b u t inwardly they are ravening wolves.’’ Your fellow citizens, C. C. GOOLSBY JOB BELLFLOWER Messrs. Goolsby nnd Bellflower have not only gone lu the official record fif/ the facts of th eir slate" ment but-Vhy prooffer information as to where nnd how anybody in thestate wants verification of It can obtain it. No doubt there will still he some Floridans who will vote for the form er governor as tlie dem o­ cratic nominee for the governor" ship, even in the face of thin rc- GET MORE PAINTER’S Simon Pure Citrus Gem Farm Crop FERTILIZERS ARE ‘T im e Tried and Crop Tested” Our Brands are the acknow­ ledged standard by which grow­ ers of Florida have Judged ail fcrtillzcrafo r nearly forty year*. ‘‘Giving all we can for what we gel inslend of getting nil that we can for what wc give” is the policy of ■' on TIRES & TUBES GAS & OIL AUTO ACCESSORIES PHONOGRAPHS & RECORDS Save our cash regis­ ter tickets on all purchases till they amount to $5.00 or more and we will al­ low you 5% of them in trade. A SANFORD name plate for your carlo each customer. The E. O. Painter Fertilizer Co. Jacksonville, Fla. Rines Service' Station Loch >A 1113 Sanford Avo. The place to build your home De Forest Sanford Realty Co Armed Camps Which Will You O U can save pennies or save chicks. Poul­ try yard facts show that ordinary untcctcd rations and mixtures such as hard boiled eggs and oatmeal save pennies but not chicks. Usu­ ally 50% o f them die, Poultrymen who arc making money invest one penny more per chick and save uo’ to too'.' Of their chi cits. '1 'hey tccvl Purina Chick Startcna, the buttermilk starting ration containing C o d L iv e r O il. W e’ll be glad to tell you o f a feed­ ing plan that’s as simple as A B C . chick It sa v e s c h ic k s startcna [stem s) and brings them th ro u g h to early maturity. Y ' Tim e F or P rep a ra tio n N e e d e d Those having properly, big or little, any where in Seminole ( ounty for sale please no'ify me early by letter, simply stating the fact, and giving the number of your separate pieces. A form for boundary description and for display features will then lie mailed tw you that your listings ( without owner­ ship shown unless you so desire) may appear on October Pub­ licity Sheets It ill need some time lo get all phases of a ipiick. practicable system in presentable sliapr. Farm ers.—please don’t tnrget In write those "Crop I'res* rriplions" and lie. sure lo sign your name to them. Such a treatise will lie a small m ailer to you hut a “Great Gift'' lo Our t'liunly's New Citizens. With you for Seminole until that name berontes a synonym for Wholesome Prosperity. Instead of a tnni m esc extensive precautions were necessary i to] number of pol­ permit the dispensing of justice in what is considered the I icies (it cover greatest city of the western world, is a deplorable situation your various nnd offers a sad commentary upon our methods of juris- j everyday risks, prudence and the manner in winch gangsters and crooks] let us tell you have come to regard the sanctity of the courts. There about the Blan­ wns a time when the criminal element quaked and cringed ket Residence at the thought of being brought Yiororc the bar of justice ( Policy—the pol­ to face the stern visage of a conscientious judge and to rc- • icy that covers ceive the piercing thrusts of a relentless prosecutor. Those . aH the ordinary were the days when the profession of law was respected, and anusual when the appellative of a judge was a badge of honor which branded one ns having gone high in a calling that stood for risks and givesali. thnt was honorable and noble. you complete Hut today through some deplorable twist in the evo­ protection at lution of our society there has come into existence a per­ one stroke— nicious influence which strik Fs straight u( the runts of good i government and bids well, if not corrected, to destroy com- Call On This Agencv l or plctely whatever faith the public may have in receiving All Forms Of Aulomolille protection through the medium of accepted c h a n n e l s . The In s u m n e n . rattle of machine guns, the bursting of bombs and the blackjacking of civilians'arc onljrWti oil Heard dfshifty of an insidious condition whose remedy lies within the power o f appointed servants whose dntv it is. to mete out justice. IN) West First Street ‘T he Store With the Checkerboard Sign , v « v . p u-rTna V b°i H .A .S p e ir S a n fo rd F lorida MONEY TO LOAN On improved City properly at 7 per cent. .’{ to five year straight loans on residences. A. P. Connelly and Sons to lit) year Inatid on good business properly. Jhinouncinq 43 H- O U R Jacksonville FART OF THE RECORD TAM I’A TIMES from I’olk i-uuuty for 2i SERVICE ONLY TWO NIGI TS AT SEA SANFORD FOND AND MORTGAGE CO. K.st a lil is bed I bits 221 Magnolia I’himc IS A rircpliir Ims been issued in I tilth county to seven ears fur nHamilton county which deals with sntill to rape. A fter serving tw<> "The Unpardonable Grime Among years nnd 17 days of his sentence, Men ami Part of the Heron I ,,f he was pardoned b j Governor f a l l s Sidney J. C alls When He was Gov­ on April 2t>th, IHIB. ernor.’’ (l is reproduced here, with 7 N. W. itumpus. sunt up out comment for there seems tu In- fr "it Hillshoroup/i county to li.V ini no comment necessary: prisonim nt for tape. A fter serving To our Neighbors, Fellow, Giti- bun years, four months and II zens and Friends -o f Hamilton days of Ids sentence, G orerm i County: t ’u t u turned him hmsr oinco sir. Sidney .1. C alls wants H—r red Williams, sunt up from to be governor of l'lorid.-i again, Duval county for rape. Pardoned wc are submitting herewith just by Governor C atts on August diet small p ail of the record which he nindp during his term in thnt o f­ 9 Anther life tenner. Ilcur) fice, and it is our prayer that you Smgleton sent up from Marion will carefully consider thi s record county. Turned loose by Governor and ask yourself this question: C atts August Hist, p.tIS. “Suppose my mother, or wife. ■" 10— John Hall, another criminal sister, o r daughter, hail keen the sent lip for life imprisonment fm victim of a negro rapist—nnd tlie committing rape. Sent up from negro rapist had been sent to the Put Hum County. Pardoned by Gov chain-gang—anil then Governor einor ( ’alts July 17th, HMf». Catts should give him a pardon for 11— Henry Williams, sent ip a Christmas present? from Santa Rom county to lit,, im 'Vhat would you do ? prison ment for rape. Pardoned bv Here Is Mr. C atts’ record Governor C alls July 17th. IJIPJ 1— Tim Butler, negro, sent up 12— William Decs, rent up froi 1 from Hamilton county, to serve a sentence of 1!) years, at bard labor, Hillsborough county to life im | in the state prison, for the crime f prisonment for rape. Pardoned b> "ASSAULT TO RAPE’’. His vic­ Governor C atts August 21st, I It lit. 1 15— John Simmons, sent up from ! tim was Mrs. Ulmer Goolsby, born nnd reared in Ilumilton county, a Polk county to life imprisonment , daughter of the lute Mack iluil for rape. This “ rapist" only served and the young wif,. of C. f . <;,>oU- about seven years of his time when . by, and u first cousin of Joe Bell Governor C atts gave In n a pardon! flower. Tim Butler escupetl front for a Christmas present on Decvin the state prison but was re c a p tu r ­ her 24th, IP IP. 1-1—Oscar Dunham, anothci ed and carried back. On December 24th, tOlt*, Governor C alls gave criminal sent up from Duval conn him a pardon for a Christmas ty for life for rape, und he had on ly made a lil tie over six years ol present. 2— J. C. Norris was sent up fromhis time when Governor C atts gave | Duval county to life imprisonment him a pardon for a C hristm as pre for rape. Pardoned by Governor seni on December 21th, 191}). 16— J*aul Wilson, another life Cotta on August 1st 11*17. ®—Herbert *410110, sent up front term er for rape, pent up . from Polk county for 12 years, for a s­ lllllslmrough eounly, pardoned by sault to rape. He had only served Governor C atts July 20th., IP20. * i Flu laM fe—- / \ D in c t to Co m p a ^ A No Lost o f T im e 1rum made the difference /Im in rii Magnificent NevvS.SJROfMJOIS Sailing Every Saturday a 3 P. XL arriving N ew \ u r k M ondnym orning Four patience- de. lv a rro irtn ,.J atmi; on people. Wide rsnpe of dc luxe accommodations He.Irutni w ith private hatJl, staterooms w tih or w ithout pnaie lavatory ami ihower. Forced ventilation througbouilllectric fans and iioi and cold running water in all roonuN'unicrous puhJic baths. I»arbcr Service. Luxurious iouges. Tea Room. Orchestra. Concerts Dancing. Library. Lily Radio News. Additional Sailings T o f a ilin g a t C h a t In te rn u n i m i d e n g n a tn d T h e g r e a t t r a n s f o r m a t i o n In b u ild Ing*, c i t i e s , t r a n s p o r t a t i o n , c o m m itn t c a t i o n , h o m e k e e p i n g , r u r a l liv in g , l a b o r a n d s o c ia l c o n d i t i o n s , h a s b e e n ach iev ed t h r o u g h th e d ev e lo p m e n t of ch eap an d d ep e n d a b le elec tric pow er. ’Jew Y ork a i d tra c t ta ilin g * j .‘I S. Mohawk----------- Mir ’ a ild Jw 4. juL.4 , 11 S. S. Algonquin ______ m „ k, 14 _ _______________ ’f f w / V X , .x A ’ s . s . S eminole ------------ m », 7. m a m j » 4, u ,*7 u • S. S. Cherokee------------z l :# Jr»gt. ro __________ m & ii — fA v ,/i V/ Jr- T h e w ife in th e h o m e h a s e le c tric slaves th a t release her o f w e a ris o m e d ru d g e ry T h o m a n in th e s h o p h a s th e pow er of 1 3 m e n . or n early flvo h o rses H e p e rfo rm s h is w o rk w ith o u t fa tig u e , im m e a s u r ably in c re a s e s h is o p p o rtu n itie s tor p le a s u re a n d p e rs o n a l advancem ent T h o p ro blem s, Of th e (a rm o r a .iiiv n m n f^-r-rtT-lr-it • re b O m g ~ con stan tly so lved by th e tr a in e d a n d sh illed m e n of th e e le c tric in d u s try i n t e r c o n n e c t e d e le c t r ic p o w e r m e a n s g re a te r p ro d u c tio n , c o n s e rv a tio n o f hu. m a n lives a n d e n e rg y a n d th e p ro m o tio n of h ig h e r In c o m e Vie Electricity, Y o u r Cheapest S ervan t ALL N E W S TEA M ERS. * 3 7 ,0° ~ ONE WAY UP tJ 00 e i t r a fa ta U N IT O R M D K .U X E S E R V IC E each w ay $ C q .l8 on ROUND TRIP d ira c t S . , IK O Q U O IS M I A M I -J A C K S O N V I L L E E R V IC E From Jwkeonvillf Thumitaz 3 I*, u .JSruffjJfnUUj CLYDE LIVE (hs) Blee l ib l erty _Quest. JocW xiit Pter 1i. Foot Jofi L �'JA. ) k y P L O R n ftr' TUESDAY MAY~ 15, 1§28 Educational secretary, Office Maria Gibson Circle). HasUeguIarMeeting Calendar Tu esd a y Class of th e F irs t Bap* ,Jrch will m eet a t 7:30 it the home of M rs. Ira lttl, 1112 Laurel Avenue. meeting f>r the Mush j i t of the Womim's Club V ld at 3:00 o’clock, folby n program a t *1:00 . honoring the Cecilian Mus.obert J. Holly J r., will entiio member* o f the ;i>upll* ■^ygo Club n t h er homo in ts* Women’s Circle of , tho , Presbyterian Church with j'hove Turner C hairm an, will 1, 18:00 o’clock n t tho'hom o of Jran Maxwell, 327 W est j Street, w ith Miss Maxwell, Dorothy Stokes nml Miss Hammond ns hostesses. WEDNESDAY pinole Chapter No. 2 O. E. S. | bold regular m eeting at 7:00 Kk at the Masonic Temple, rill be initiation, ttsion recital, “ Riley with ■Pictures,” by the entire ex. I department of the Sanford pU at the Seminole High #1 st 8:00 o’clock, {lie Turner Circle of the First ist Church will m eet n t the j of Mrs. J. D. Hussey n t 3:30 *k with Mrs. Hosesy, Mrs. It. Ijfethvin nitd Mrs. L. B. B ragg jbates'es. iftlfsre D epartm ent of the Woi’i Club will m eet nt 3:00 zk FRIDAY f. T. U. will hold regular ting at the home of Mrs. Jam es Miami, 300 French Avenue, at IP. M. Full attendance roquestisy Bee Sewing Club will meet l Mr*. (». S. L ittrail, SATURDAY |Kano Pupils of Miss M argaret Hi* will present recital a t 3:30 lock at her studio on W est F irst «t. |rhildrens Story Hour nt 10:00 itk nt the Library. r. Charles D. Vincent lias rr cJ Home from I.n’iren«. S. I'., |i(n> lie aeii.mpiitried Mr?. VinUt. nlio v. .11 tqiend .st veiul w, el.;. biting relatives. THE FIRST NAT’L BANK ‘•iltf ItJ| Ttla «f -**«Tk Irr** The Man who keeps his foot the on brake of exhis pense aceount* has definitely discovered the high­ way lead­ ing to the city of success Tho M aria Gibson Circle of fhe Womhn’s •Missionary Society of tho F irst Methodist Church held its regular m onthly m eeting at the home of Mrs. J . R. Forest, 113 E ast F ifth St., w ith Mrs. I!. G. Hickson ns assistan t hostess. The devotional exercises were ih charge of Mrs. ljoln fagotto. The minutes nf last m eeting were read and ap­ proved, Two new members were added to tho Circle, Mrs. W. N. Lnno nml Mrs. C. II. Knapp. Thir­ teen visits to the sick, two viiits in tho interest of the Church und fwenty-bne bouquets sent were re­ ported by the members. The riext. hiceting will he held on the second Mondny in June with Mrs. w i I*. Fields as hostess. The T reasurer collected the dues* for the month. Sunshine money collected am ount­ ed to sixty-two cents. A t the conclusion of the business session the hostesses, Mrs. Forest und Mrs. Hickson served delight­ ful refreshm ents of brick Ice cream nml cake. The Circle was honored n t this m eeting with a visit from Mrs. ('. II. Smith, the President of the Woman's Missionary Society, who spoke in behalf of the work of tho Circle nml its connection with the state organization. She also spoke along political lines nml urged nil wnnyn to q'unlify to vote und to study the m atter earnestly so that their Votes would lie intel­ ligent ,and foe the. host interests . , .of their town, county, state ami national government. The num bers -atten d in g this splendid meetin )9 were Mesdames J. E. Courier, W. E. Rainon, ixda I.pgettc, W. \ . Lnne, John Humbley, G. E. Camp, il. F. Crenshaw, <\ D. Kmipp, .1. D. Darker,' W. i ‘. Fields, R..G. Hickson, J. R. Forest and W. ii. Iloldcn. Mrs.. T. Laird and Mrs. CX S. Jernigam Grover C. Cochran, A .rising vote - Adorning thc.roohis ^’hcre, the .(ft, thanks was given.;?irs,, F re d ! members ' assembled. w ««'.'basipls >Pnii^yirrt‘tlri,iy prr«|dVn^ Tr — U f petunias, larkspur* j»pd pother Jitftt R e s id e n t* T « L 37r Members prpsciit a t ’ thin m e e t-; I°v‘>I.v Sj ring cut flowers nnd | I •* * ** ‘ ,, ........... j inK wc,'u Mrs. OaUthtm H utchin­ ferns. Tho m eeting Was preshled over son. .Mrs. Georgo Me Rory, Mrs. Grover C. Cochran, Mm. John W. by the circle chairm an, Mrs. W, C. j Meisch ,lr., Mrs. Braxton L. P erk ­ Hill, and routine business carried ins, Miss Mildred Huston, Mrs. r. and Mrs. Jam es.H u ff left | Chris Mntthews, Mrs, M. Minnrik, out. .Mr^ C. II. Sm ith, president Tuesday morning for Jacksonville rs. S. M. Lloyd, Mrs: W ilfred of the missionary society was pre­ where they wil spend a few days. Lewis and .Mrs. Fred D aigcY 'Jh sent and made a very interesting talk. A social period followed the Mrs. A. Reiser, Mrs. Jennie ClIl'RCH (T R IT E MEETS Morrison nml Mrs. Vaughan Max- i business session a t which time the L n uhreth Circle of hostesses served sherbet and home well, who have been the guests of J The he Mary latmbn Mj^. Archie licit?, left on the boat ,, J"'rst Metliodist Chtyoh met made cake. Sunday for their homes at Augus­ Monday afternoon a t the homo n( Mrs. Tom Bolt on Paintcttn Avenue ta, Ga An invasion of gypsies into Cnn___ t >|s regular business and socvil ties, France, recently caused a •Robert J. Holly Sr., returned 11,0 h1*to*s<j* ' for the protest to authorities th a t the un­ home Sunday from Washington. ■! trooon were Mr.,. Dolt, Mrs. \ \ . | welcome visitors were “too dirty." D. C.,11where ' he spent tho past week <t>n Imainess. ^2&!3E * JVJd J ..... Parent* Intifrrated In entering their children In South Side Kind* e n tarteu for next ttrih ' call room B - a t .school, ^Yedaraday. Thursday and' Friday afternoon between hours of 1 and .2 o’clock. Miss Tessie McRae. Personals t M r. nml Mrs. A. B. . Peterson mutore?) to Ol luniUi, Monday p'here they spent the afternoon. , Mr.* nnd Mrs. Glenn E. Mo Kay returned home Monday evening from Jacksonville where they spent a short tim e on business. \ ‘ John Gove is in Jacksonville for a few days attending, to bus inn n Lesley Mnughton left Mondny for Jacksonville where he w ent uit business. St. Agnes Guild Has Its Annual Election Tlio annual inecling nnd eh ctimi’ of officers of tile St. Agnes (iiiiM" of-,II„b Cro--! Episcopal Church iwas held Monday afternoon at tho j., i’nrish House. Routine husincm was carrici! mil, when reports wore m i(, , t||(> Hlan(li„ , (lffil.ers Iin„ ......... t committee iliairm en. Mrs. Perkins reported that the lunches provided or a hoy, had been pnid, nnd nb’u announced that corporate commoti­ on (or Hie women of the church would be held next .Sunday m orn­ ing. Mrs. Whittier, vice president of the Service lx'ague, was pres­ ent and displayed the United Thank Offering posters, nnd also asked Hint all members place mon­ eys from the blue boxes in scaled Tile Pipe Organ ( ’lull nf the F ird envelopes and put them on offer­ Baptist Chureli held its business ing plates, Sunday morning. nnd social meeting, Monday a fte r­ Mrs. Grover G. Cochran, educa­ noon at the ehurch parlor?, with tional secretary, announced that Mrs. M erriwenlher G. Lewis and the slydy of tile hook, “The Rea­ Mrs. Clifford Walker as hostesses. son Wliy” would he made during F aster lillios anil gladiolus com. Advent, instead of tld< summer as hiitcd with ferns were u-ed with previously planned. A fter all business had been artistic r lu el alio.it tin* room t transacted election of officers took j where the memlie ' nsseniidi d. Mrs. i rati i- 11. Hoi/., i lull pre?" fGin e, resulting a- follow;; presi­ ut. ]' • ' I i,pe|. the Imsi'ji s dent, Mrs. Braxton l<alVrkins; I •i ion w le • lut dueys was vice piVshient, Mrs. Georgy Me I u l ii jo .i \ i i' 0I d e ,1.1*.Unix; \| .t ■secretary, Mrs. Heyward r hell. I' ll i II w... . , -| • . . I to W alker; trea liter, Mrs. W ait W. with in > 11 - i i net l" ■ - " Mol1i r . W arner; 1 . I\ cfT. Custodian, Mrs. Duy.'' Mis. J. .dao «■ Alien read Mortimer Glover; Box chairm an, an ai'.i.ie oil "ii. me ami Mi.tlier. ' Mrs. S. M, Lloyd: Social service At the eoiteln. ion of l.n otu >s. n secretary, Mr-. John W. Meisch, soeeil Hour was eojojed w leu the ! Walk. r. M i v. 1' A . A u ile r .' ” i .1 r . home: si s rervei! a salad i ' uii e Mi . K ent Rn tii'i. Mis, U. I! w it Ii p in. ii. • iiluni, M, s. A. (' I.ciuluii and Mlf . Member.- hi nt I, tidnnre were Mrs. J W. A. Zaehurw J. Man nee Allen, Ml-, t'ld fo rd Baker, Mrs. I!. II Berg. Mrs. LevIcy Di van. Mi it F. 1‘ ioper. Mr* 1 I iam is F. Bob', Mr . < II. t'n.d;, Mr , J. H. Golelough. Mrs. I. F F -tridge, Me-. Babert L. Glenn. Mrs. W. 1*. t hirdirler, Mrs. ,M> rri 1 wenthei G. Lev,i t.^Ivs. .1 I.. Miller, Mrs. B. G. Mi tlivin. Mrs, Robert | Cures Cliiils yml Fever, In M asska, Mrs. A. A. Mencelr. Mrs. | (erm iltenl, Kemiltenl 'and J. ( ’. Milt liell, M. 1. Sidney J. Nix, | Itiliuus Fever due tu .Muluri Mrs. A. M. Dhidips, Mrs. It. W. f t k i H n ilii* ( • m u * Lawton, Mrs. Jam es G. Sharon, ■Mr.’.— It. L*. 'I’oi.o .' .^ii — t-iif I'ortl I Organ Club Holds Session On Monday Mt . .LOSSING’S ‘7*i q h ig k s e r v i m ...fix ,- T R A N S F E R - - - H auling, C ratin g S h ip p in g ,,, and S torage .... W»t K. 3r« Ht. jiC»*i M* I ■.» SIM To the Ladies o f Sanford and -A r Seminole County , 'Ml It is brought to our attention from time *.o time that a largo part of the consuming public is skeptical of "factory made” ice cream. We have found many especially so of StrawbertjTYhJd other fruit creams, they being under the impression that these creams are made as cheaply as pffi'iblc ami that extracts or some other sort of substitutes arc usyd jn the place of, t£e frnjUT ^ (,h a s been brought to our minds especially strong during 0u> p*ot uvohth ox so when sons# of our customers or other visitors in our plant expressed grt'&t.aurprine or ddig h t-w h en • they. Jt*r Uced that we were using REAL STIt AW BE n R1K in oUr .MmiwKerry.( Grea^M rtd.trt6p^fc,C*Jrtui those who noticed some of our help preparing, the fresh berrjhS. . • .,?? ,. In justice to ourselves and for the inform ation of ou*. cuatom era W6 wish to m ak*''tbf..fpj.low ing rem arks in regard to our fru it cream s: ... ,4 ' •"** * ”G ,y • j . Our STRAWBERRY Ice Cream is made from our reg u lar Ice Cream "mix!’ w ith the ad­ dition nt the freezer of sufficient STRAWBERRY F R U lT .ii g iv a.it th e proper flavor, Rut-pet tfiimgh to im pair the body or holding (lunllty of the frnzep product. In addition to th e fru it, a small q u antity of hnrndess purefood straw berry color Is added, to glvo the ripishcd p ro d u ct the desired uniform pink color usually associated and demanded in S traw berry Creana TlM*c H u t freeze cream nt home know th at the berries alone will giv* the cream only A very pqle pftijt col­ or. Therefore n small amount of. color is added not for the purpose of deception, h u t for uni­ formity nml To fill the’ trade demand. . . . • • ' * Please note th at no straw berry e x tra ct or snccRed "syrup" of any kind w hatever ls^jjflM.ln -jvg our cream. If the berries do not gfve it sufficient flnvor it goes tVithout. During the local straw berry season we buy sufficient berries to tnke care of «Hr needs SJ l. long as they are obtainable at reasonable prices. So fa r this season we have used close to 1000 baskets of local berries, and have In our cold storage room nt present 40 gallons..*f th e fresh crushed fruit prepared in our own plant for our immediate needs. -■ , W hin straw berries are not in season or the price prohibitive fo r m anufacturing purposes w* have, and have had for the past several years, connections whereby we get the Tenheasee or Maryland berries which ure bought in season, held in cold nterugc for us. and are -fWxed w ith sugar nnd shipped out in barrels or larg e cans as ordered. This assures us of a supply of b er­ ries u t good quality for use the y ear round, nnd in no case do we use the o rdinary canned or preserved berry. .. 2. Our PIN EA PPLE ICE CREAM is made from the usual “Mix*' with the adilWdn WAV freezer of sufficient crushed Hiwnian Pineapple. i II. Our DANANA, ol* BANANA NUT Ico Cream is mtulc tho name an above U'lth the aodi« tion at the freezer of sufficient ROUND RIPE BANANAS, or Uanana* and Chopped N uts, tisunlly English Wnlnuts, Grape Nuts, or Chopped Almonds, ns the caso demands. ' j , . •I. For our CHOCOLATE Ice Cream we usca speclnl higrado Cocoa put ut> by Van lloutens. f>. In one specinl cream s Hint we offer from time to tim e we use specially prepared fruits, cherries, nuts, or m ixtures th at are prepared specially for use in let1 cream by hodsfs of na­ tional reputation th at specialize in this particular line of business. These items, as in Oil of our other supplies, are bought by us on a quality basis only. ■■ *--* Our customers and friendo are Invited at all times to visit our plant and ask to h* th ru / While in our plant wo will ho glad to have you inspect (p r taste our store of fru its , wra»* milk, sw ret cream, and nil other Ingredients thnt go Into tho finished product. Come now an a seo more crushed berries than you have ever seen in your life. Sample them, and also snmplo o u r Dar­ rell of Tennessee berries tliut we are holding in reserve to use whon all local b em o a are gque. For those tliut have never seen snow we have n real tre a t to see the snow in 0Pr c0,a storage room where wo curry our stock of ice cream n t a tem perature of from 0 to 10 WWW New Portable Victrolas for Graduation Gifts \ ictrolu 2-.T1 represents the maximum of performance and equipment at tho mini­ mum price. Cabinet of drawn steel; cov­ ered with black fabric, padded top and bottom. Dimensions: 7 inches" high, - 16 1-2 inches wide, 14 ] -2 inches deep. Weight 20 pounds. Orlhophonie Type Sound Box. Flip and well for tungstonc Durable all-steel construction, and steel net die*, d a y s all record*, ten and twelve Combination record container Inch. and lij release. Bin-lit- slut, angle wind__easy (Capacity 10 ton inch records.) winding. Tan shrivel interior finish. Combination non-spilling used tnl pnr' 9 finished in gold needle cup and sound box rest. p . " l *0/*1 lnC,|UL‘r ’ b,uck tI,a ,,u l and black nickel. $35.00 ;THEYOWELLCO. lei 24 Our ice cream is a healthful and concentrated food. We are anxious for you to see why, and why with its qdded milk fut und milk solids not fat it has g re a te r food valuo than hoi#« .Blade ice crcum. , SEMINOLE CREAMERY CO. n 417 W EST 4T1I. ST. Bathing Accessories Bradley and Webber Makes All Wool • T _ • ’ » * * i^r^fto v elty Bathing fl&lt8v Novelty and Plain Caps, Novelty Bathing Bags. »e All Wool Bathing Brassieres in all colors to match suits. All sizes. . , ' v' ------------------------------------------------------------------------ i—--------------- 6G S Men’s Bathing Suits Bradley and Wil-Wife ■,v>- It v I >-y«, • All wool one piece models in all colors and color combinations. All sizes. .P : 7 Viiens to ? to *f(f. Ladies Bath Suits t■ 0 Smart Shoes For Vacationlandl * JOURNEY WITH US i Wherever you intend to spend your vacation— whatever you intend to do— you will find Ju’re (he correct shoes— smart in style.and moderate In price. . $ 8.00 “ Smart women are clioosing these sm art suits. One and two piece models in plain and novelty colors are to be found in our Ladies Ready-to-Wear Department. Sizes range from 32 to 52. X -- • rnvf it „V*. ,% ’i *-V[1 $ 5 - 0 0 to $ I 0 -0 0 1 w » • / Children’s Suits in all colors and color combinations in sizes ------ from 2 years up— p; $ (>; $5;6o_ Just Received! Indian Prints 4l $6.00 FORST Cordially your», 4*4 r - Exquisite Shoes Cor. Church—Orange y Orlando 116 Magnolia Sanford Cashier. Florsheim* Shoes For Men % .*» ■ * % . . s r - x - . r ^ — — —*__ _ ' V*.m * £ . . . . . '.'i* ' The Yowell Co. « * ■* * li c j I ' - :*5 * *•? I,';4- — • V1" *• in i ■wr/ I '■ * •Florsheim " Shoes .■>! For Men .* "V t • » . . . Av ‘ •- -T ic :-/ «>4. * ■.* . . J -4* tit AS ' • v V<* ■" • • 1i V ^Lj^, ■• TT*. ; ■*■■ ** -, a *» .......... U -i — . ^ « • i . i ,■*/• I .; .A * , ■1’4 , aj • * 9/x56tjl ..I ■. .. ik iild M iA M . ■ M .'r iX u & x iL * �t FOUR ,1), SANFORD, FLORIDA, In F fb n in ry 1925? his answ er w a a ' "no?r y Jt the actual figures ’■!w r ft’* ry'cj ^ f ' 15)249 crasied thfs hridffc, AY MAY IIS, 192R S E E K S S O H IT O L P O S I T I O N d u ally tell u* without fe ar of con­ tradiction, th a t the possibilities dn tWirtHnr:*rrrtmHmtt«t-in Florida, nftfl catmbt b b ' -o<tufl»«d ftThM rb w in « tli* (iUpitfci! fiiwU.s. i^WitT* pehplf d fp ifttd jth is ‘ 'JjritlCt* *from o ther stores. The tru th is, th'd the" almost (jnjfmftod openings in housing facilities of ‘Florida have ' other fields, \vo, q f FoiiiU,,sh6uLi so increased since the busy season ever look forward without com­ of 192.r> th a t w ith more people in plaint, .hut with « hope hacked by Strategic Slluatlon *Of*. Great | The real strength of Floridai provide a rate that will enable the Florida than there were in 1925, constructive efforts and thoughts, Industrial Center At June* tion Of Far FlunRlllverSyswas indicated by Orol J. Myers., producers to m arket his products wo have been unable to appreciate and the assurance that within ten tem Lends Itself To Flying without doubt, Florida I prominent Palin lieuch attorney, in competition with every' other the increase. T he hotel rooms for yenrs Florida, who spoke before the Kiwania m arket of the woVjd, N o , organi­ instance,- have-; increased approx* Ftqrldn. will be the g reatest pro. PITTSBURG May 15.— (IN S) Imatoly 200,000 room s.. during state in the union. Today, . Club here Wednesday noon. P art zations in tho world ore so thor­ Florida pays approxim ately $130,. Tii our wnil we say we m ust of-his address .which surveys the oughly organized ns the railroads, go back to 11*24 nmi s ta rt in f 000,000 fo r imported products and telephones and power nnd lighting situation in Florida today follow's: attain. T h i s is impossible. wo produce und ship from this Tho i year of 1927 will ever bo companies. (They make surveys The bank clearings in 11*20 were state but $102,000,000, In other looked upon os the.w orst year !n nnd look into the future In a way 102.4 per cent itrcntcr than in words, the im portations offset our' at individuals cannot. The ex­ the history of Florida. We, of Flo­ th penditures of .these vast sums of 1921. The bunk, clearings in 11*2" exportations ’ until we have but rida, have been living* in a morgue money by these g re at organiza­ in Jacksonville, os compared with $32 ,000,000 mi the credit sido of for the lost eighteen months, tions nto evidence enough t* tho 11*21, increased .'12 per cent, in Mi­ grieving because we have felt that thinking nibn that the future of ami more thnn SO per cent, in o u r fortunes were lost and our the S tate of Florida is assured. Tam pa more than 34 per cent. The friends had forsaken us and tluit Unless there were grent possibili­ lowest amount of clrciricity used our'opportunity wns gone forever. ties these v ast sums would not in 11*27, or in August of 1927, was This condition has kept ten nmi have been expended, and w » 43,710_ kilownt hours, which was even hundreds of millions tifriol- ' ihoulrt remember a t this time th at ■more than 2.000 kilowut houis l a n from Floridn because all we tho hundreds of millions spent in (treater than Jan u ary , or the peak : have been able to talk about and Florida during the so-called boom of 1920, which was only 41,432. burgh is nominated ns u logical all wq have tnlked about, is our will require the expenditure nf The future possibilities of Florplace to prepare a plane for the troubles. Our mental attitude has millions more ,t<> (irotect tho in­ p ic almost unlimited,, We are trickciy nf mountain and valley, been such that we have been, una­ vestm ents already made by tho told th at California last year pro­ fogs and nirpnekets. ble to make ourselves undrstand capital from the North, which1 duced and shipped east to m arket, , The lllua lUtlge Mountain ex ­ the vast benefit th at hus come to they will (irotect. Tho fact th at $105,000,000 in poultry niul more tend- its chain of peaks along Florida from tho boom. ima h of the southern portion of nthney hns not been altogether thnn $30,000,000 in eggs. A survey In the Inst three years there hns withdrawn from Florida is evi­ of Florida by the finest experts in the tale east' of P ittsburgh while been spent in permanent im prnv. denced, by tho fact llint in the the poultry industry tell tm th at 1 to the south and west of I’iltsm ents in tho Slate of Florida, $ ),. building program in Florida in Farida has the finest clim ate and burgh the Allegheny Mountains, 260,000,000, as follows: 1927 more money was expended posihiiitics for the poultry indue- : par*, of the Appalchians, form no Railroads 5150,000,090 than in any of the following \Ty in the United S tates, yet up to j small hazard for airplane pilots. Telephone & Telegraph 20.000,000 states: : W eather Observers Alabama, Arizona, A rkan­ this time we have not produced Office Buildings 200,000,000 sas, Colorado, Delaware, District sufficient to supply our own needs, i *li i s ' necessary to trav erse the "Alleghenies to get into West Vir­ Romes & A partm ents 300,000,000 <of Columbia, Idaho, lAwn, .Vir­ lacking i(t . /vir ) «•(*)«£ r /ji-J/Jj ginia and Ohio from fie re, anil in Hotels 125.000,000 ginia, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana smile spots special observer,-! are Power nnd Light • 100,000,000 ana, Mississippi, Montana, N eva­ dustry the possibilities of Florida da, Nebraska, Now Ham pshire, have scarcely been scratched. With stationed to render report's on Ports & Harbors 42,000,000 < Carolina, our splendid system of highways, weal tier <conditions. In tin- nimm City Development 200.000,000 New Mexico, Norm Mi s. .Maylielle Maxwell, for many years a teacher in the* Sanford I tains along tin- southern section of, Highway Construction 100,000,000 North Dakota, M aryland, Mimic- railroads and harbor-:, Florida m hinds*, is nm.1 ji candidate fut the Democratic nomination for county Oklahoma. O regon," Rhode should muki'tat impiyr ible in 1935 I In* -dale, several pilots have been These improvi'ini'iits are perman- sota, ' upcrlntehdilit of public instruction. Site is waging an active cam ­ lost afte r being forced down in ent and cannot be taken away from for Calif, to market stay cittu s paign against T . W. I.avvton, the incumbent, throughout the county. the forests, pin Ocularly near Hellus, and hundreds of millions more fruits, poultry, poultry products, lo iiti. are now being spent for develop­ or w inter grown vegetubles cu t Things have happened in I'iit -i ment of the sumo d iam eter. of tlm Mississippi river. The rtitii n Folk County fob four days, Sen­ burgh recently to bring aviation j The benefit in tho future develop­ sumers of the products of Florida ato r Taylor cut his speech short moie quickly to tlm fore. ment of Floridn from these, im- ' are four day* I'lnnur than Culiforhere Iasi night. He said lie only Outstanding, probably, is the provements cannot lie comprehend­ liin, and tin* bursting of iho so. , came In cause tils son had made aivant of iiinational eliunmiiioa ed. The human mind cannot con- ) culled booin'* lifts brought mi back t lit* engagement for him. ballooll races to lie staged bet*1 celvo how much they really mean j to earl It and tbe d> velojuiimi ol lb* was introduced by Mayor K. Memorial Day. It is expected lu to the immediate future develop- t mir real money producing inilui(I'otitmued from page l * F. Hoiisholder, who praised the a ttra c t more attention in things | Kent of the State. Railroads, tele­ tries bus again started in on a a clean, upright mutt ureonautiriil in Pittsburgh than 'I Oil leal esllite llllil pet u n til |il'o|)- senator phones, electricity, port and liur- * vigorous and substantial Im is, and well-suited for the office any other evvent since the visit of i*i I y to eolleet the mmo revenue. bor development and. good high- ' really the g reatest a-set a fte r <dl, t ‘o|. Charles A. Lindbbergh. tlm* third of tin* gasoline tax. Ways have been the g reat need for | coining out of the I) mill, is the put­ There's been much clamoring lie said, vvitv paid by non-residents the development of the farm ing ting of our people buck to work. foi a liugli city airport, located who pul their ihildren in Florida and other industries of Florida. ,, Again in tbe dairy industry, centrally and ideal in every wav. • school, during tin- vv inter m onth.. Tho good toads have enabled the j Florida consumes about 535,000,0(10 It Inis been pointed nul that the) Senator Taylor .aid Is* had am ­ citrus nnd truck growers to m arket | of dairy products. Of this enor­ airplane fields here arc iunth*- ended lit*- .ohi-'d .tirvcv lull on tie* their products in n way th at has mous amomil, le>s than $10,000,000 iiutite both us In size and location.. flout of i fie senate in the In - 1 -■ heretofore been impossible, and ( are produced ill Ipiltle and approx­ ..ton of Mo- legi • bit oi l- to iliei en.-* tho hurbors will bring th at rompo- | im ately $24,000,000 imparled, and IIP* o |'| l opt I:,'o n l.-t i , i . pu.po-itltion with the railroads which will J the finest experts in the dairy inI m i i S | 5.1)1III I,. S ii.ililil, pniVldli g till* Mllll Ill'll..ill' |i> l-l'-l'lll. ■ i I V 1*01 t I VVill ; III i III I tie VV 1111*0 i 1 I Ip* T-1’ u I I 1-0 ' Itl1 i PotCter O f Fltirida In Talk Daughter Of Baker Forsakes Worldly Things For Convent I n it \< ;n . Mu' 1:* <I Vs'* Mi-, .lane III em iiei. 19. dauglitei ,,) It Itremni*., millioiinii' to,,cult m antiluetu ii i . Im "ite-l la th e r from Kuu>pc that .Isi. ii-tm ning home m in let a >"tiv,-nt, ii became known todav The girl, it was said, ha*l ev pressed a desi.e to on bran* lellg uni. life following lift graduation 11h ip Fieilmonl College, m*ni i’bit Hfc sunimrr x|.»rt wwwmi L lirrs •iguia. All rod) ihr gi»*l-, dczliTJ ait going amuisl v*u)i ■nulrs wreathing their tu t * g. A!rt.nl, the oultbsii lover i\ couniiog m rr tin cash ami Apemling In* evraaig. tijparn;: an Ids tununer vacatk.a \\ hai >luli It be—osiionog, camping, sailing ? t n. if l)»e»e ideax g u u tiv 4lir.au ui>, how about renting a sunutitr bungalow wall entifiag tennis court*, golf re a rm , •nd swimming pools nearby? <n If you prefer to stay home, there ,ur always picnics which can be organized # t a inontcut's notice. However different these methods of fun-makitit arc, tlrcy all have on<questnm in common. What shall we eat? Ami il is rv* little qitcMion, for even the man who cals to live may Had that the fresh air and sunlight os the outdoors u u k u him warn to live ► cat T A fte r a strenuous day in the oprr, w bi tjm fa—TorJBy i n u.rikd; and Pi iwonaui who prr|iarct a usr.il tiw ’ irty just returning fnsn a long mor drive, or an aflcrnoon of n»ri. ralizes that dinner, the climax of the iy, mint be nude as good fun as tin* at of it. Of all tbe fruits which can i Used in party menu*, pineapple is (doubtedly the most versatile one. >r a breakfast to follow a mountain kg to see the sunrise, what could be Iter than pineapple waflles or frimf 'pm and tunrapple? For the luncht preceding a tennis match there are perous pineapple entries, salads and tefts. After the nutch a cooling fc with the syrup of canned pinep as an irurrcdietit, and pcrhips (fylf sandwiches nr cakes, t r ; da- Iii n«s. In bith tin* formal diatsrr and with the wafflei. This divli is suitable itii{sr\saii|,iu - i q ' t . i |'iiH .< i*]ile m , eitlici at lireakfast ot at a Ute suppe.'. utwc more jljy iu> putt. Athriier breakfast devlt de luxe 1* A ligbl tea udiirit will In- refreshing 1 rriH-ii toast wiih pineapple- Sill to­ ■uid cooling jiii -i .mi .u a riioon m tit ■ rt liter one cup Hour, uue-isalf teas(iouu h *t Minitmr xuu could icipixt of *-dt, one teaspoon baking (xrwder. Add viety piiiufi. pinuptJo sandwiches, and one nip milk and two well beaten rtiei*»e xtt.iwx. Io iiukc the pun i eggs; bent will. I tip rntuxl slier* of no* tlirei-foortiis euii tagar and • is.- white hre-td into Litter and fry ill Inst nip wain, and ts*i| for live niinulv- tat. Lay on plate, dust with sugar ! ( frill .imt add one cup svrujj tbatur-l am) top with a slier of Hawaiian pino ir-'iii rruvlii-il pitu ipplr, rIre- pine fri-tn apple, in the center of the piitcap|de two of align, and one cup of irk- water !>ut uac-lulf tuui|>ooa red jelly. Vik) one mange Diced very thin witli out -rnistviiig rind, one-lull cap W hen D ays A re W arm trtuJvx! piiicap(itc, and one talilestsaia nauiirl .M.iruM‘h)iiO cbcrrie*- J*out Whh rpring comes the |Hwsihiiity of over a si|u.ire of ice in a piidier. Th- nuking hotly salads with lire Iresh wMsiwieh tilling is am ddteious that it I not* tli at arc on trie market. 'A tie iv wise to 11tike an extra Inge 1)11:111- liciuus salad is made as tullows: ar­ tily of saixlwithe*, illanth one-third range six slices of tatuad Hawaiian cup of .i IiiioikL, shred 1lieiu and brown pineapple on the leaves from a head of genlly in two tablespoon* butter. Drain irttucc. Cut two medium-sized ba­ two cups crushed Hawaiian pinrjpiilc nanas into slices, cover with one-third and arid to nuts, browning very ftlgbf- rtip lemon juice. I-et stand five minly. Ci"it. Arid twelve pirkirs ciiopjted itlrs ami drain. Arrange a circle of nac. Work in onr-fmirih cup cream b-uun* slices close to the edge of c-tcls ■piowtfphh—Pde su n t stennut d Lirmed," ... center ____ of _ cadi ____ptnet-trawberrics_ m syrup. Season witli salt and iiajirika. apiile 'Dice, and Rzrnish with unstrnmrcd strawberries; it will take about two cups in all. Serve with F or the Beginning o r End pirn-apple cream drrssirtg made as fol­ Either-to Itegiu or to end the tlay lows : milt ure tablespoon butter in pineapjifc waflles are delicious. Mix tup of double Jroiicr, add one table­ and sift one and Utrcc-fourths cu)iv spoon of flour, one-eighth teaspoon of flour,, four teav|Kjons baking powth r salt. Stir well and add one cup pine­ ami one-half teaspoon M|t. XtkJ grad- apple. syrup and twxi tablespoon* lenna uilty one cup milk, two,beaten egg juice. When smooth, remove, chill Vuiki, ami three tablespoons nseited aixl fold in one-lull cup beaten cream. butter. Add one-half cup thoroughly A rxsvri sjierliet for warm days is drained cruslted Hawaiian jitneapplr. pineapple ginger sherbet. Cut oot ounce randjrd ginger in small piece* add three cups water, one cup sugar and one-third cup lemon juice. Boa and one-half cup* sugar and one cup fifteen minutes. Cool. Add one cm water, yptl this ^ § lyrap, aad serve -Si pitwopric ood tre«fc Hu "Ly \\ T$ ifm J >lm| UX_IHL J. OHOWEL^ 200 \ \ est Core Are. Orlando, Florida Hemorrhoids, Gas and Indigestion Wnmntt 37 year* ,.f , lag from liirnoriliouK Ki,„' <llB**stInn. mine fur tirnlnirn tvns Vnry weak unit lu rvou (rniililcil with Insmiuji.i, $h i riff (I so many different Ooctnr she -find almost given up h. Helling better. Sln> w ii izkin nr three culm nf coffer * ,j keep lierM lf up. After n tlmrntixli i'*nmln»t| «ns discovered that her tr like so per rent of ..ili.-t, - h ail net u p r e s u l t e d In r h o l i i s , JtiNt ers. so o n e r a n H eld e n m llu o n . c o n s t ! pit till (1 ;,|Ilt a s It i |o ,- s I,, m „,, n r later. Seven week* iiflt-r Ix-kIiiiiUic trealnieiu we gnve l o r « thon i xatiilii.ilImi and f.nimi mat liemorrlioiils that-liuil innjMrj ho Innlly 11a 11 gone, she til o r e gas, low a m u I H e j,, minis llint slot was ftii'liin- p to get enough float In x.ithn wax having good nortmd (J movemeiit*. slci-plm; will and i, *il 11 ‘ he lie I lie lii-st of hi-ultti ' urully. she Ik very mat.-fui' Ivlnvt -has licep dime aiul i, v|| in l e t ! anybody nbont her coraJt l>r. Jos. ('at win IlawelI years practice la llrliig SpecInllzhiK In noii-surglcal < flee tix-ultnent of disc AH* stomach, bowels sin.l rrctu 2""_ W. Hole Ave. Telephu * *:'a. Von will be xur|>tj» liovv pnlekly ymi will p,-i y, a It hoot loss of time from tau in-ss. vVrlie or phone for fi literal are nnd consul tut km. E lion J. Moughton Architect ■. First N al’l Bank Illd(j Sanford* Fla. h io ihunk our many friends for tint milage accorded Couch’s iiMiimmce that we have disposed ^honojrraph and Record fi *• .Melton KIcctric ('o„ )i21 FRUIT FOR FUN ;o ti I p lila __ U n i * Y i M ' 1 O U CH ’S p a r -uut-i----- her to wait until she bad .ecu something of the world Mrsllremnet took Jane und tier font i.ter*- I" Kit rope last Fall. Xf it tn*I t hi- gaieties id tin* vvutId in*i the tomiintic tnissiuji *>l her sister. Marion, w ho is collectSTARK If Itradl'ord County mg her trousseau in tin* fashion used total of ITti tons of fertil zei utile shops of London and Paris, during Mulch. imild, cause -Jala* I" forget (let i*i ■ igtoal' inteu'.iop According t*> tile message tn her tutiier, the git! Ims set taw beat l on joining the - islet s of itve Holy VIn 1*1 Jesli. al Sharon, Pvtinu. The outer has sev era I schools, uulodiog Ito-emoat im ifiK R S l l t l i a F \ R.M Phone 3711 Sweet Milk Sweet Crci 1tnl 1a*r Milk Milk For Babies Car Is Better Than A Cheap New One IV 5 .N .B O G A R V Announcement We have taken the exclusive "agency for Columbia phonographs and records in this territory previously iiandled by Couch’s. . P ’l a i f K Two Black Crows, P arts 7 & 8 Just Arrived. Let Us Demonstrate the Qualities Of These GOOD Used Cars To Ynn Melton Electric Company 321 Sanford Ave„ l'hunv U30— W Corner Park Ave. And Second Street �vT uvh' ■ -.*',vU*tod6toS5 «T*a J ■' - ■ft** * r^iw p *»f f t r >AY MAY 15, 1028 . .............. i x t ir?! I • , BS Prince OfWafesls* Comparatively New To Sport Of Saddle T!h LONDON. May 10.— (IN S )— With the world beginning to a p ­ (I'ollUrnl Announcements) a ad r a tes plaud the Prince of Wales for his Political Announcement pluck and daring In the saddle it is r u n c i .k h k o p n t t c u r r c o m r [j»rnu: Cash in Adynnqa Fttn s m : m \ T K \ n r : \ T o f 1 w is h lo a n n o u n c e th a t 1 a m a difficult to realise th at less than • * • p i in ,ft- ix A T iii i n f i x c a n d id a te f o r r e -e le c tio n to t h s o fI a m u C a n d id a t e fo r re -e le c tio n J eight years ugo he almost disliked ads, will bo received t w o o f F t e r k o f th n C ir c u it C o u rt, lo th e o ffic e o f s u p e r in t e n d e n t o f u f . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , s u b ­ I horses, and at that time uwned only riatrons and collector aent I'tih llr liix trilc llo tt fo r h e n ilu o le 4 je c t lo t h e d e c is io n o f t h a D e m o HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS • one aged black mare, 1 jj,ttly for paym ent. c r n t l c V o t e r a o f H e m l n o l o C o u n t y . CP or iu mn at yr ,y . s uY bo j ue rc t s u t po p o t rh t e w D i el l m o h c e r a n t pi cF or some am bitious young men j With a thoroughness chnractcris In th e D e m o c r a t ic P r i m a r y H i r e 10 c n lino p rc i la tch . or young ladies who want to tio n to b e h e ld o n J u n e M b , A . D . I tie of him in all hi* doings, he Has T . \V - L A W T O N . ,. 8c a lino Sliilisiics Show Thai Present taken up riding and now i was good learn a good trade and get a good 7c a lino V . K . D O U O L A S R F t)It e u t l M f i C P R I I t M T K X I I H X ' r i positiorfAvhcn they have become Hull Movement Really He* us the m ajority of polnt*to*pohri o f p p i u . i t : i x j T H r i - r f n x H a t rates on request. P o l l r i . K H H C l f t C P I V C O U R T uan In 1U21 And Has Gone riders in the country, as witnessed competent. Have situations avail­ I w is h to n n n o u n r e m y t-a m lld a ry i he reby n n n o u n r e m y c a n d l d a c y f o r t h e o f f i c e o f M u p c r l n t e n d e n t «» Through Many Vicissitudes by his recent sensational victories, able every few days. If interested jtduccd rates aro for f ‘T th e o f M e n 0 f c ls r k . 0 f th e P u b lic liis irn c tlo n u f a e in in o l U r c u i l C o u rt, a u h je a t t o t h e a c tio n C o m ity . a u b je c l to t h e w ill o f t h * ask for C. A. Haines at Snnford jlivo insertions. over seasoned men. u f th e v o le ia t h e J u tia P r i m a r y . v o t e r * I n t h e p r i m a r y J u n e 4. T o u r ! NEW YORK, May 13.—(IN S )— ,* Riding in point-to-point races fi H erald office.lie will be glad to IJjlwrtls of averago length R R . D E A S . s u p p o r t «v t l I l i e a p ip p r r r c l n t e d . explain it to you. In every year since 1921. the av­ now his chief interest in life, and UKt.U K M A X W E L L . M A Y *, «uted » l 'ne( O l ' R t f|isiBum charge of 30c fo r t F oil CI.IMIK OF Tilt* r l l t r l l T erage price of representative In- in both racing and hunting circle? F o i l c u i i t T f r n n u b C D T i x o W I% I h e n - h v n n n o titire m y c a n d id a c y here hi iMookcd upon as one of vthe *. . t * 0 • A T T O I I S K t L insertion. dust i ml stocks has risen into new . „ , t . .. f o r t i n o f f i c e o f C l e r k o f t h e ' C i r ­ ■ ( • t • . i, I h e r c b ) I n k s th is m e t h o d o f a n r j advertising is restricted c u it C o u r t s u b je c t to t h e w ill " f high territory, ami, with more hr _"•**_ * “ ,,u J t i n - i n t e r , a t t h e D e m o c r a t i c P r i ­ on fo f u i nc ei ' l on fe F mo u y r . ! c) a n P d r i o d s a e c c y u t i n f go r A t t to h r e ­ «, ivepee classification. loss reaction, hns ultimately been | riders. m a r y o n J u n e f , , 1' . i f a . n ey, s u b je c t to t h e D e m o c r a t ic Had G o o d Training If u trror is made The SanD . I , T I I H A 8I I F . U able to retain the grmmd gained P r im a r y . I w ill .a p p r e c i a t e a n y E arly in the hunting season 1921 1^ Herald will be responsible s u p p o r t s i r e n m u b y t liu p e o p le As a m atter of fact, n to st^ f tho r u n c u B s T A i t t t R arol n s e in c t h e m , .If e le c te d , w ill (jdyonc incorrect insertion, 7—Situation Wanted statistical comparisons mark tin* -22, the Prince underwent a course I w is h to a n n o u n c e m y c a n d id a c y g i v e t o t h e d u t i e s o f t h e o f f i c e i p y tdrirtiser ror subsequent fo r th e i fflc e o f c n u a ta b lr . D l x t r 'c t v e r y b e e t c e rv ic e s beginning of the current bull of strenuous an dstrict training un­ No, i . S e m l h n l e C o u n t y , n u b j e c t t o V V . 13. W I D T H ^tioau The office should be EXPERIENCED colored woman; movement in August *1921, since der Captain George Drummond, a t h e w i l l o f tJit- v o t e r * I n t h e D c i n o Sfied Immediately in case of which tiiue, with many vicissitudes, famous rough-rider. He made his inside painter; wants job: works c r n t l c P r i m a r y o f J u n e 5. F O It f U l X T t IM U D IR C L 'T IX O J* A T A T R . house-cleaning and washing. Phone and more thnn one heart-breaking debut nt a meet of the Cottesmore ATTORNKY r. ■ * 1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y r n m l h t a c y tussle nit the p art of both the hulls Hounds at Stapleford Park. R04-W. 609 ,E. Gth St. l u l l C O X N T A iT F f • f fo r re -rle c tlo u to th e o ffic e of TOADVERTISERS From that day the Prince's lovea 1 i t .-1 i -| i > u i i n o u i i c c m v c a n i l h l u c F t ’ o u n t y F r t i s e c u l l i i K - A t t o r n e y . u l o ami the hears, the-m ajor trend of f *• i t i n - o f f i c e o f c o n s t a b l e , D i s t r i c t Je< I t o t h e w i l l u f t h a v o t e r s In uf horses and kcenes^ anil enthusi­ prices has been upwardThe heHerald representative I. - i i l i b-t-i t o t h e w i l l o f t i n t V o t e r * t h e D e m o c r a t i c i i r i m a r y o n J u n e & 0— Instruction.-:. “ it J i m , i giunidg of the movement was pro! asm for fox hunting hns increased jhly fam iliar .with rates J O H N (!. I . C G N A R D T . K INLAW, ably nothing . more than tin* . natural *')’ nn,l bounds, ami today the *nd classification will . . 1 IRoyal •...... 1 stables t.l.l.. ..I F u l l T A X A * * » : s m ) H nt Craven ILodge, «. j you complete info'rmntion. S L E E P WELL - on n genuine F o i l r o x S T A M .16 1 y. 1* 1, t o a n n o u n c e m y e a j n l b l a c v rocoi] front the unw arranted depths Melton Mowbray, in the ce n tre .o f_,i IfTii-n-by announce my candidacy t o , U i tv o f f t e n n ( T a x A s s e s s o r o f to which prices Ueautvrcst. -'m attress. Price of im portant f if you wish, they will assist fur ronii.ihb- fur the fourth dl*-‘ S e m i n o l e C o y m y , s d t i j c c t t o t h e $39.50. co h o rt McGriff Furniture j b wording your w ant nd Irl.-t. Mil.J.-ct lo the will of the w i l l , ; o f t h e v o t e r s h i t h o J u n e groups hnil been pushed by tin England's finest fox-hunting illsvolei* In the Democratic primary I ' r h u j i i . Co., 23 E..Church St., Orlando. collapse of business ami comntod - 1 Hict, are occupied b> one of the ■like it more effective. of June 1. Yuur vote will be lip .lUi: D. CIMTTKNPUN. ity prices in 1921. hut it is n fair! 8lU(** 1,1 the country. prreiated. The horse*, which are nioct It C. t llnb) WILCOX. ’assertion to say that its conlinul-iiflouncements F o il TAX \S *i|:S H O I| FI DUE Bed-davcnport suite for I Vi* u n i t m t i u - F l o tin* p**0 |)U* nnee has been closely related to thp beautifully balanced, being of tha r o n f’O N m n i R •rf Si--III f ||« i|r* L'**Urit> l l l l l l * I Will « same build and tem peram ent, u rj , living room only $108. GilbertI \v | » l i t o n n r . o u n c * * t n n t I i t m (Political Announcements) tl *'i\ n t l l c l n t n f*»r t h e o f f I r e o f C u n * I ' U t h l i l l l t F (*i|- l i l X llWNCHHOr MlbJlM’ t steady expansion of individual anti fine upstanding creatures, and 2G— Miscellaneous For Sale I k FERRIN’S health foods or McGriff Furniture Co. Orlando. i n tl:«* tln 'lx in ii of Hi** v o t r r n iti corporate wealth in this country. stal'l** ft* r Ju*»Hrw o f t h e f V a c e li*** I >»*uu<t'r*rlI** P r l m . n v t o In* h r l i l f o ii < k u ri: t.F.tiisi.ATtTti: .•store delivered. Phone 82G-J From what source comes this more than once it has been pointed IM itiic t No i S e in k n o l** t'o iin ty Iti . h i t i r o f M i I h y*»ni t liu v r liv n l I w N i i i <> h e n u u m * * - m> r a n i l U l a r y I ’ lo rh lA . . i i t x t t r e «*f t i n * l > n r « | la 123. __________________ hi i h . i m i n , * i n*l viol** c*»m»ti**H enormous increase in wealth T Pri- out that, for sire, the Prince rides f u r tli«* S t f c t * I.* x h l u t u i •• (ilry u D 14— Rooms Without Hoard l l l r c t l o n l * r r * f •>I I " i r i l t H n iitl w in .tp p tc F itr in h lK triiM t ’ m n p r b ln « I ha Vi* H«*rv«*il marily from the increasing-opera- abnormally strong horses. Hum, .w * i. l. i, t». in. II. A. 12. roiiltl ON'S ACE Springs are ahi “<*1111111snloi «i otl ilnl " “1‘ lions, tl)*‘ ininuii) br li»-1*1 It. Jun«*. included n his stable are several N iilijfd t h “ •1t,rl»«h»ii i»f III** l»«*tn- f**r I and profits of the business > #*ai n I In iv •• inv l l v J. V 11A O AN . tely guaranteed to please. SPECIAL weekly rates at Sun«» rr;ith * l * i i n » o r \ t , i he h r U ) o n J u n o Lady mi-i '. mnihh Mo*’k .Mui t*h i iih fnnt amt indiiNtrinl corporations, coupl* famous hunters, including PAYING H USI.'LSS FOR SALE. :* ih , a i» i •}■:s McGriff F urniture Co., 23 :»m| I tl i i n t i G 1 pt*»p**P*»* j-* 1*1 i*V**r> ford's home-like hotel. Seminole ability of home anti | [JoonDcgommc, Mtes M uffct i will u |i pi **i|. it *■ io u r nuptmrt. Very iilu.-rnl Irrm a with small j t -i n |>< > « i *'ti m v in * p i «*|»«j r l lo h .M * f Cksrch St., Orlando. Hotel. I . I S I I t : H i t V A N. r o l l t ii f : i.i:« ;iM .A T L iir* ............. tit«* *« '«v vuuiiiu Hi** pr *»-1 forei|;n m arkets to absorb their Miss Gris, Soon of Late, ann of down payment on business that is \ l i r r r h y ft It t i n U l i c e m y t’a m l l d a r y established anti paying. If you at? fnr the LcitHliifiir«* (tlrnup l) mih« o \ h r\n i.» :. IwU , ||!|o'ii'i!it.>i ' "" 11 ia rieasing outputs at prices which which have carried th eir owner in 1 \%i h h I am n i * ifiiio * that J ■ l t • • ti n * w i l l •>C i h i * «»I S i ' i i i v t. :i k i i .iii -m:. ; permit larger wages to American various point-to-point races of in the market for a profitable bus­ ■ Hf ill ♦.*)»• fu - ills* . . i i ic#* u f i ' m i n i I kited for glasses by Dr. 1 5 ~ A p a r t m e n t F o r R e n t p rim c ti y l o r ' j iness investigate this. HOX 1279, t t i h j n1n' i i iJmu tnye, In |tin* workmen and increased dividenils hunting ventures this present ( M . * hi*** .#*1 \ u s« m i l l ' d * * O u u n y jK litis. O p p o s i t e Court House. (),cf;nl ^^^tirt’s) U 1 I..C..I . • i *<1 <1. **«ri“ f “ i t i n p r i N i n t season. to stockholders. Care HERALD. m m 1.onI) rele-. , 1-1 1 111* t <* »u i . r, .i i n. FURNISHED 1 rooms; hulh. A Favorite Horse to | | | ’ The necessity of "catching up" .. . t ■ • ih .* w i l l u f Mt** i \ • t i t i i t o i r\ .it D iiF . Downstairs. Close in. 211 1-nurel. Il.|H " For one. somewhat whimsically 1 * 1• 1 s F A I I M t l . i : ( I I I V I A . S T A T I ] O F on commercial budding and city i fit Ic 1*rimiiii »"> |f-M( hi Granada Dry Gingi't Phone P.10-W. tu 1 “ 1 . ». l u l l •Ml \ | » «|* fc' N . F i . o n i n FO R J l S T IF F OF F F .A F K named -lust an Idea, the Prince has V Mill l*'U * M • 1 Uc «l 1*|il'tn 'tiii! “ VI. i x i n : i : s i v t i : o f vv . u . t . i t t - o x and suburban dwellings sidetracked ? I ,,*,*•■11y i i i i i i u l i n r , m y c n t u l b t B c y l call 705. Prom pt Delivery. un especial liking. She has never i M i \ by the world w ar was perhaps one I I r r r Hwril. V I M K K I t Y . r.o rc -i-ti'c tlo ii to t h e t i f l l c c t»( T<- :i 11 i1i*<1 i l l * yet unsealed her owner, and It is • t i x l b , - ,-f t i n - I V a c e . D i s t r i c t N o < "f I he greatest factors in Amerilit •• ** ;M*<I . 11 |t« t n i ' i H l i . i l l l i i f “ l.i l i p s 1 U l l f UN i r i n u : LEWIS A PAItTMENTS —Occa.i . l l i i v lm t b e lli t h in o f f ic e ( o r o e n r h perhaps for this reason he adm ires i ,m pro-perity since the beginning I0DLTTNG I-ong's Pure Pork ■ t •!•■ n .• l i ' K d e d t i o t N.ihl i k i . i l t 1 i i M i RUMMAGE SALE! > 1 l: MullllCI* 111 Jit 1 HIT) 1 1 tw o j c i r n u n til . th r flln trlc t wun front, two and six room apart* >•■ 11 it t •«! • .*•-!• *<f v o i l a t «* l i r i f t o ••»fi*( i *1i • « f 1 ti l l * ( i f f let* u f t *( 1Tl * 1 n u r c c t l I n t o t h e F o u r t h D l s t r l r t • > f 1922 The five-year period inijc. 117 Magnolia Are. W-MJ. V -'°ll ‘I’uiri °1 P-««H *J**, * at t I'M tl tf * •I t • • p i t- H i i a f merits. Modern and well furnishc I. *.• i*triri« t Vo, v, S m i i I u u ' i •i«»f I f I « • I a m t »« . I j U H t l f l n l III s t n k l l i a t i n - v o t r r n jt.)|| puu un 3 'uuzjnj, ‘ptuutqajnt^ auiriiiateil an era of better and bigh i m 1-1,111:1*' *0 i l t i n a i n l x w h i t ' l l v • i I’t'cngh's Tourist Camp ***om«v r i . t i h l a . . m l I *1 **tr | i ' f t*«*in> ( o r t l n - l r M i| > |i< o t m i m v p r i - v l o i i Free Frigidaire and electricity. st And Found others in tho 31 v *• a u ttM i- 1 u. 1 buddings in out- cities, more and Pikemnn ore . ‘Sanford, Flu. r • • .• t .1 i t * .1 u -.i t. . « f t h e F e m e m o t p i i i* i i h : M u r l l o n l * i * c m . i n N u ’i l •M>im • «i t 1i *. f1 * 1..( \ >m\ \ 111Ma v ti111 l«*><i|i i|* Summer rates, I0t» S, Atlantic Avc. LRli, St.'. .. l«t .-<!»; •* n o ln-nt r t u l i - i t c o i n t o K l v « . 4 lv». I I K 12, m i l i j r e t t o n mile and commodious private ; t tilde. ',. 1 <ii •it \ C. S /O fficer's Army Tent, lllunk- .,11 t i n - |iro|kl»- ti n t i i t m c U r a l w i t h l || “ t l t l l “ f I f«•• V o t l ’ lN i l l 1III* I l l ’ MHI- • * ,■*•<11 lii- . •I Si n1it1••| At Craven Linlge the Prince has f ■ Ih*- 11 *M I i» S i o n •»11 duellings, hotels and cooperative j u s t i c e t o a l l .n o t n t t l c l a d b c r r i i c . i T u t l i * 1*1 t 111U I \ 1“ HI' l l l l ll Oil JlJlUt I ’ h o n l a II'LIj KIND genuine Kiddie cts. Sheets, eli-. 1 •1 llil t I iii I a. 1' mI S i 111 i II1•11* l 't » l l l | l l ih . a i> i :» : pi apartm ents, while cultivating u a plainly furnished hunting / U t , koeps at Gilbert M cGriff Kurili- FURNISHED :! room apartm ent; I Wheel Pony lluggy and Hum- t o t h e l a w . a* i l l s it! t i l l * i n th * * V m t V« u r n u p p o i t w i l l l*r ;* p p r c iM tilt tl if W L O V IS L L taste for “summer h"im-s" special the walls of which are adorned s . i i i o i i h >• m t i i * * h r « « u n f v \ l> ( A i t l i ) S M I T H . lefu., L1.'. F. Church St. Orlando. e»s. w ater and lights included: w M l i t ti t w * | \ »> iii'iiitli* I utility" and seaside private iv- with photograph* of his horses and I Saddles, h e litiv, Fircless Cook­ •I. M i l o 1 . o f Apply 10G W. 10th St. his own exploits in the field. AI! - 'r ts . r o l l i d t w T f j i i» u r: : ; \ 11 1 ; s r o ll .vi-v rii‘K o r r i T u n l'Nfl: Many people have found^ er. Children's Toys, Wagons, G f I »tr•i*'ht itiiiiKim r- III) r.Molhl.ic.v I D A N I T 1*1 ' ; I IJSi *N thugh ho is probably the mos*. IM S T IIH T M l. ro ll! Blit llii» is "illy "inphase of the Carts, High Chairs. .Cots, Carpet ut ileiald Classified Ads bring • 1 t 1 •* n f f O r o f 4‘o i j n t ) J i n l ft* * i<f n O 1\ o f H u I N I a t •• nf I I<* 1 • h> u n i i o u n i r i* 1v “ M i i t l l d u r y ' “ i»ui >u ( ’ h i i m I ) , 1‘ l o i f d n . m i h ji'i't \\ >\* t S I l t s m l » i “ i.iH**il ■apia-ii. The piling up of eorporate photographed human twing in the isuil rcfulls. The cost is sut'- 3 ROOM furnished apaitm ent. Sweeper. Tents, Folding Camp :‘ o r J i o d c r o f I ' r i u ' i * o f I M n i n c t N o **• Mu* id l l t - n o f |l*i* p F i n o o r a M c 4, n u t ' J i T t !•» 11* •• d i ' t ' l n l o i i n f I h r wealth through efficient opcrntioita' world, he never refuses a comer tSatisfy your M y cam Eiagly small. IN M l I*, t l l l l I I T l l i l It I I N % N l» Private entrance. 21 b French Chairs, Vacuum Clt-.iiice, Leather \ u l * i n l i t ti n * ! i r n i m f i l l ti’ I ’ t u n -UN I ’n r f i • • 11 J 11 i i r u i h . ! ? ! 4 inan a “shot ’ when on horseback, p m 1411 t t I I I h o f f i t f r 11 In Mo* It tito fn I imi i ih n i i i o i « - .and pi . fitaid.' 111111 ki ting of proUwith a Clnssifini Ad. Phone Avc. J'out’il, U mt* 0*1 h; (^1 Stove, (irintl- l* i In* I t i t n i l J u i i r f i t l i . A P and Invariably nsks for a copy o t •f mv filriv l* th ro v jlo n i! th lN id io ts m the his| five years hns I I > \ . I N l II A Nt H I M D A V I D K l ' C K l t I for service. stone. Tables, Chairs, lirnss Beil, • m i n f v a m i vv r s o l i c i t Min M i p p o r i ‘ H J i ‘ H N S i * V , i h . in | >1.1 l u .i uf the phologroph to he went him. been on an unprecedented am! nlm i l v *11** 1 o f Mo* p n o p l p to tlo i Spriags. .2 Baby Bens, SVootL and VA r o i t j 1 t e r n * : o f h i 'a i t •' u i i i I o k IJta m vra M v I'rm ia rv i ‘J t c 1 " 1 unbelievable scale, not fur M i l / 1W r V W IN S T O N I M.O , \ M FURNISHED APARTMENT with hun. Nr."- ‘ lylht-s Wringer, 2 l l l l l D I M T I I I F T AO. K l l l l i lin n I f Mu* p i ' O p f r fit to r 1 Y \Tl* *N I \ i ’ .1 ♦'mi* o 11o ' 1, ,'i-m.ivi-d from the fairy tales of General Motors <'or|>oration about ^Automobiles H li* d iiiinun ci* n i ' r a n d i d u r v 11 »* t “ t h i s u f f i r t * I w i l l i fl v t* t l o r n SAN L A N I N t \ M S T \ | | M * • *M batli amt garage. $3(1 per month- * ri''k s. G gfds- vaen. Iron Wheel f *.1Tin** Jll-xllCf* €*f Mir I ’lJU ( , D l s l l l c l 'lo days gone by No Aladdin's five years ago. Under no circum ­ u i i - f f i i ’ i i t i l , r f f r i ’ tive* mi«l i-v*'•toi inU* | *A N V a « *i i ***»Tm “ •»’ •' II DO DUB Mrs A. K I’owvrs, 107 W. Ninth Bat row N ib 4. NUbJri’l t o l? 1 «* vi III o f Mir «I i o l m l t i l M 1 nt io n i . w .m v a m i n r m i : *; s w a i n lamp of nf>-th and l'aiu-y has ever stances would they part with th eir isure cars und Graham trucks. or Library D r m Ac* ,11 it* volt* if* J u i 11* Mil. Sun * V e lo c ip e d e , W i t t e r C o o l S t a n d , G N A M I ' L L A I* W I L K I N S O N 01 “ m. i m i L i t 1* •; d a VKV. investments, though prices today f o u l . L a Ur M om or. Paola. Lak«* .fi*,srrii 11*< \ r uoi w n promised as ninth ns bus actually are up 200 to 800 per cent. Anti­ Ini ami 13th. Street. Phone 3. N e w S e t s A u t o m o b i l e S tip e k AJ>* M ary, I.oiiRW'innl. A l l a ru m .t M l. A M I . A N D D* 1* l ol.M itN , i l r i l i t <1 boon itcijptred by those rich cor­ 1m i ( 01 v n MIM.K s o e b e r * , lin e C a s e E m p t y B tu r S pi m i * * m o l I'**»r«‘!if C i t y , ioii»< MluIo r. Di.Mi •n I V I' I 11•-1 • 1•\ * a t i Mi i t o 1 in> c . i m l i i l . K porations iii tiie half-decade iin- cipating a still further increase in I WINS i COWAN Co. Auto t h *• n l»ov ** <1lr*f l i f t | < * 1.,*. ,tl| flu.n li . utul \V H l ! o t l l i s . N e w A u t o m o b i l e R u m p e l . “ !••• | i " h 1“ Muo f f h ’i» **f I.EFIT.ER AI'ARTMENTS: furn­ I f •■liM'tnt I p r « *m lf«0 u n Ii«ttvmf 1■*'d* t»* Ull UHWull dcr review and never ill the histoiy | prices over the next five years, 1,1 *-1t.l ll'i mdiator amt sheet metal works, •ti* iv I h r • oi S* tnitoil*' «' m i n t v , »ling tenaciously to their i**j i n i " - - J»W“ u d iu lfilM ia M m i firi* ished. 3 room and garage At­ N e w S t o p L i g h t , I t i•• lu *i1% *1 |> It tl 1up t Vtut ,1(> of the counlry have employes and (they 1 *1 oi * * *1 !*)• • t I-* M m* W ill o f lilt j' 'French Avenue. Phone 710-W. f i • in Mo* o* to i l iilrd d lriio in rtir*K « l u ll se t liu tlie t tim in d R u l p a t h * •' »■ » • lull ..f *‘uin pLiItif f il* '1 anil the probabilities nro tractive summer rates. Apply bet ■■ into w i l l ' - \ 1•1»-1 «• »»t St-in I n o L* P u ■ i o r ft 11) I ' o t i i i i i i i ' i l w i t l i Miln o f . ' »«tlit .1l i 111*-I ' "ii lu Mu* M iIm*v.“ “ii small stogk-holders received sin <i •not* **1 Ho D«*t1io> r il r 0 m.11 > lu l . i b i a i y o f U n i v e r s a l L it e r a t u r e . ibni in tinlong run they will make Magnolia. Phone 2H0-W'. l o v. u|| t i ltt llh .hi \ *tf J UH“ lit*. * 4 • e * | ^ i I n t l o l l I n lo In h i . l l l l l l ->t I ■ I'tJA lll'PS-MARMON n 1* H i n t s DO N V l» ii'V >iml l'h“ !^u lif uii| lift- a large share of this newly ou-.itcd much larger profits than the inS e t E d g a r A l l e n , 1’ o e W o r k s J VS «; S H M i l >N .l.i •1• Mlil 11,1t I’ll UN 1li*' wealth. Sartfnril Automobile Co. hl*| • F R E N C H ' S T O U R I S T C A M P . iiMii-nuters who buy and sell thous1*411* M i l N h « i*M M IS S m i M ; n lu w -)I*1|MI 1iii v hi di till w ul (t* i Tile average Amerieun, instead Mugnnliu Avc. Phone UJ7 I w i*li | •* -ibit tiihi-.M i.*I I jiiii .* mi m i : v o T itn i t»r m . viinmi.i : 13th. St. 1 i l l 0 , |tll h i t s III i t - O l d 1- ,1 Ui -l -l t ti ll units of shares in th eir speculative f O l ' N T V . A paitm ent for tent ut ;17 Park following the precedent of n few — . — --------- -— ■* — ----------— i\*m li« t,iii i i i . . *1111“ “ i . f i *- •u i l l *• in 1 ■ us*-1■1111) w i-i’ks 1 w K l i t * M in m uni* ** t h a t f nn» a Avc. Phone 859—J. II itlll'S III' IlMll.t Mllll SI III l i t l i t generations ugo, when criticism ventures in the course of a year [■business S e rv ic e \BOUT , ONE ;;.... '"■»< "«•'•'<' n - • c m i i t j h l u t * * fi » r r r * »‘ l * c t i<»u t«* tl o * o f * , , ,hundred, l'ei-d gtiod •*-ol'j'et t i l | I, ,t . - . 1- 1. I l l ..I t i n v 1.1 (O . i l i i s ; i . h i ) 11( A |I | It, A . 1> f i . *. f ( N t u i l l y i ' < " i n i i l M i l " h ' i f r « ' i n and vituperation of all kinds were or mi. This is the difference' be­ second bund four melt iron pipe -i* to tlo- ............. no- i -miuui) t.- 10 * 1 1l e t N o J. M U D J f i i t o 4hr» th*1 inve.tm cnt and speculation,) a? tE DELIVERY by our own Small KuiaKi* apartm ent. Call V I D O U U L A H K . hurled without iliscrimltintlon tween •,||<- ' *’ 1,, Mtroetive price, Telephone 175 l“' *" 1,1 r i h O i i i u f Hi«> l u l i ' i i i I n V.ic i K m o * will'll I1" | ' -III';' t'l lie 1-111-h n pvrC l e r l t ------!________________________ _ _ _____ Ji. l-..UKftL . i .Nanfeud;-just -tho—sam a ■r ----w m ttn g sr ---------------------- rrr a—st—crr i'-ux: plcxi: g pioblem to s o many p c o p .'v ,-. r.ih 'A ’ Y>' "i r»r* you lived in Orlando. Gilheit ••O il f l l I N T f < in ^ v iiN N in n L it tu’.xf,' bus futiml that it jiay.x to D i-e u l) C le rk FR A N K KVASS -*r furmslut*. upurtim nts. FURNITURE ot ■ f o n t r o o t ' l l 1,1 II I xa n ou oo ti i i ut i-’ lliu? n t: m v r t t ir t l'la c v to. . , ' . | ; l " i - . M . t .M L f f V , H o l l f t t o r l o t align finff Furniture Co., 23 E- Modern Ins meagre capital with , L u l u n i l s t i l o t l r r o t Ho. ’ . t i l D l s t r l r t " ( Flits 12,1)00 Alilcs \ Mop If) • ' " t l ' t i l l I t l l l t l l F rigidaire; Murphy steel hitch. apartm ent 'very g o o t l n u i l ' e l > | n . - m l n - . l i - C o u n t ) . I l o i . l i y n l r . l n . n t - m i ; i i i r r i i s mf V U I I M I I . H (f>h St. Orlando. theirs, joining in partnership en: Garage: excellent neighbor- ,.hl.n)) Telephone 773. ID) hi I f t o a n M l i s o l i i t i l ) im i'.u t i i l IN l i l t : I l l l f I I T ( t i l I I T I N A N D through the simple process of stork t u i ' S T r . n t I ' - l l t l o l l | o t h e O l - t t l l l . n t III- (1I-F t l l l T i l l : T I I I D .11 D l l ' M l . ( I I I Piet re Robin, u l-'rerch com*, I « Ihli l o u 1111 o 11 in-.- I h m ! 'am a Nippy 1 Signs of all kinds. nouu: r«nt very roaxonnblr. Par f t ___________ t r i c l u s u w h o l e . H l m o l t l I In- t u ' i t i l 1 I IT lx AND i on M K M I N O I . K purchasing. The purchase of u few meretul nirwtiv p i t, t cm otl Id .it i- f u r r e - e l e c t I o n t o t h e o f . iyimr IH.. Sanford Paint &. W'ull Paper Apartinrntn, No. fi. Pboho 81R —J. BOAT FOR SALK: 30 foot bridrr ■t a l . - ' l U l l ' l r i r r t v i l I I I . n - O II I I i r 10- f i n - o f C n u i l l ) C o i n t u t h s t o o e i f r - t n I III M l . I ' l . l l T I I D X 1 IN C t l A . N i shares of stock. facRirics for which t o i u t s l o i l l l f o r tO'tVMli 1.* 10 (11 • : I lilt N ni l T IM M 00(1 ttiilei n in *t,*l». pud liilnks. lo s ti.e t No t. M ll-h - t I " H ie i t * deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, Mil nre now furnished by the New ) .III" HIM II I w i l l M r l l l . l l MS I I l ; u i , . U : . , v U n i |il .11on ii I . - I l l D o- | i i * m o - .1 I nothing of it. lie make* the s:x- . *t fully cipnppcd, sleeps six. lTtce . i s 11 ih 111 n i ) i m w n H i m t h e I . ' ) eI ' lrenttol cl l Fo tr l t nD ui er ) v o10t e r .ho vn York Stock Exrltange utul the v ar­ h r li l nu Ju n o II- A. HALVERSON Mrs; L. icusonuble. P. O. Box 938. I. i i • .l .-n is •• x . - t i l v i l l n l r l h i i l . il, a<l- M i l . k n n i m l c l i m : i c i M r u s . n*'M »on .i. GARAGE APARTM ENT A I> !:<!« ious unlisted m arkets, lias b e e n hundred mile trip between Paris 1 '-.-ii 1 1i n, .1 t h o r o u g h i -' I u m I I s mi i o n " ( . m I *i: Di it 1 *1 ’ Dl H L I t \ \ T H > N Jse panning, interior decora­ JL F. W U K I 3T . B I I V . I l r v a n , 701 P n lim -tt i. Phone and Beilin exory other day. Rob­ t h e l i t k u l . l i |ir«.I l l ' l l ) o f l l u - C o u i i l ) I* ti>» IK *>|***imI< n t . K m i In Lotii*** the first step on the road to mod­ ting. Phone 432-W. FLORENCE Oi! took stoves are T i n - I ' o i i n t ) s l o i hl n. - hM s i l l ' l l lit to i s in's friends claim that this is th a •* 'IK I-VV. V, ; ;'" a ! i•Mila, lii'orKld. est fortune for hundreds of invest­ world's record for consistent Hy­ -----1 absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert *-l-"l|i l||ltl' Ml l) Mi l l MS U t i r l l i l t l l l l l s 10 T in : XOTKHS ..I vi: minol .HJ x ors in all parts of the country. l l l i r s T h . I m x | i m ) . i s w i i o I m i l l < u n r i . | ,.j, are k reli) M «*tIfI• Ilial a S e r v i c e o f u l l k i n d n . GARAGE apartment- 1101 Elm McGriff Furniture Co., Orlando. III. m i n i . ) t o Mi l l llil- I ' n i l l i t ) s l l o i i l - l 1 uiinIii nn«iii**l > uti i.< ) u * lh li t u u 1111 n u t i r e M u ii 1 n m % s.uii i.i, Individual eases have eunte to ing. Vutu .'i7u-W or 3302. C. E. Avc. ' l i e t a li I-II i i i l i i t i n- c o i i f l i l i - n c e <•( i l i - • ii m i l d . . I r fu r 1 « >r l e r ( l u ll (u t h e o f - ut M.• 1*1“*V«• *. • if.I l .mu'I In Mi« p o ll in g the attention of this writer, of in­ ---- SEMINOLE felt t n a V . r c s s e s , u b - i l o n r i l o ( I ' o o n i v I ' o m m l s n i n i M - r n -111 | i l n I l i a i l l f u r Mu .1 iu*V • n.1 tit* d e fie** u f L o ll I lly t ' o n i In fruin One ofi-thu floats in the n>- ” t Hulutcly guaranteed, $18. Gilbert lt**»»* Intuiim-rl us to wii«t i„ goii.ir D ii i n l r l e f Nu 2. mti I*j *' «*t l u Mi** «Ie* t i t lunpi'h* uf u M . i 1i l l ilk* it i l ('*' 1 • »• vestors of moderate means having . « i j 4*11 In ttii-lr <1“Hln railoif- f Im • • . im i u i i of Mm* v o f e i t t i n l l i e D e i n u - d i t m l i «liyi ii m l * “ t 1JIt|4 , II P*l«l“ 1 lu* purchased two oi three shjires of cnrnivul procession nt D r ': ,! '- , ATTRACTIVELY Furnished 2 Mc-C* r i f f v,** WIGHT PRINT SHOP F u r n it u r e t o . , O rlun do. t>(‘«*n .1 i*Niii«’ iit »*f S c m in u it • , d u b m , • Mlii I ' r l i n u r v t u ni* lietiJ u n J u n t lu 11111h uf lit,1 11 IiiHU'i> * Vlist 111ic l*t** room apartm ent. Private bath. 11‘1‘Y M-rvice on any thing in . i m i < T id i h ,'(' r m m h t i f f i n . pi«iiiin*»i f U e»* l| * uti stock of the National City Bank of , Germany, was entitled "Am r, t ill*. A D. 1* 2.4 M ini m \ WIIN “ t i t n f | f i t i i n • • l . t t i K T i n * If- l l l l l l f ' » l t *-• t «-«I k«11 > Ull J o h n m k ik c ii listing. A phone call will get Hot w ater and lights furnished. 27— Money To Loan New York, the Chase Bank, the Longing for G erm an Beer." *'(M«nt> ft»« *'H u n d .1 t iv i n .i |i)u*,i 1 I • • l l u - S i t ' l I •111 *•f «‘ u i n • 1 man. Phone -H7-W. 9 Rail- Phone 739-1. 212 W. Uh Ft. p a y e r .*11 t h e M in e M a k e > n u i v i d e r u *1111: 4»l* J U I J I I I V O I . K |»1.l list *11 Ills* u f f l * ' “ u | ti n * L | “ r li I»l ON WHITE or colored property. Ave i h i i IH e M M i e tH Ml Hi w i l l L r i n w >i*li r.HVTY. j Ml*' u In*v*• •>11I* i| (‘milt ii 1 S»*uf ui >1 | 11. W. Herndon, Seminole Hotel a p p i t t U i i r d J i n n * t h e LUJ"* " ll1 l"' v * P . h ! « » H i i n o n i n ' e M u t t 1 *111 * ■ L t u r i i l u , t*ii ui lu f u i “ M d i t i l a v t *»• • ] flth If ,— H o u s c u F o r K e n t l Mi i l , i \ u f . l i n n V D D * . v In tl* •*•*i h I I d u I ** f u r r«* l e r t l * * n I n Mu* u f can u p YOUR OLD WALLS Bldg. f a u l t u f w l i l t ' l l f l u * t<»m|»lui 11.1 l i t w i l l W 11 I L \ L I . A H I f i t * * u f i ' u i i u t y L * n i i i m i 39i u i i « r f r o i Ti! THE NEW WALL PAINT ONE two story house G11 West I* 11 ****** *I v \ 41a r l * D lu trlrt Nu I, i * u h ) e e f f u Mi** t l * K lin f O I V T V i (M l > llftH |O M :il It h u l it«1• il t llil! 11uf I“f* Im* We solicit npplicatron for first I' lk d u n u * M i r v o t e r * * i n t h e D e i n o * ' i n IHNG NEW AND BETT t* T i l e V o f c i » u f S r l i l l l i u l r L c u il t M Second Street. Apply J H. Beck, (ut full! i'u|ltu'«*||M\i* c i u M c l * i l i n u r y t.» i>« h e l d o n J u n t lllllill-sll* il Mortgage loans on the best type FOR FURTHER 1NFOR- e-o Woodruff. 1 u U h t u a n t l o u n c e M i n t I u i n .1 Mi'i liH, uin'** »'rtrli I n U»« S u n ______ nf residences and Mercantile Build- c a n i l l d u t «• f u i M m o f f i c e u f L u u i i t v ..Hi, -V. D l*«21. fm*l II i"1alii a n*'WM|!ii|i“i' 4111lit I,kImd 1TI0N, CALL PHONE 235-1 ________ ________ HOHTMN H T K K L K L n m n ilH n lo iu r fr o m l> l i * l r U * t N • 2 i n Scinliiuli f *«•11111>. Klnrlilii SEE. V. C. COLLER, SAN- L* STORY HOUSE, 305 9th St >• ioffai in Sanford at an interest rate -VII.J'-'-t t o t l " . D e i n u ' - r a l l c I ' l l o i . " ) T O T i l l - : V O T K I I 5 1»F S K J I I N O I . K I V l l l H ' H * . V K D u l i u l i i h N I ' D i l l **f *I». FLA. corner of Myrtle. 7 room house.. of C pc. and up, depending on the ( o lii< h e l d o n J o i n - S tli A l>. it»JX < r o l'X T t m i d L u i i r t u i n l l l u « u it l u l S u n f u n l . K l u t |«|(i, t l i i N I i | * i \ i i f D I l i u v e M e r i t u n d m i l d i » » r . In < >i • , u ,(k1) U| , i , , 1Ui i ' r m v n l l « f 309 Ninth St., Phone L. P, MeCul-1character of the loan, construction t n n u r and K rin ln .d r C " « lo lo - , - . , - u i . d h l t t U - ( o r t h e - l a t r l e a l s l a t u r e H»2 I fAEV’S DRUG STORE— Pre- ler. and location of buildings. l s * x Mod I l i M v r u l n a ) V 1: I M H ' I H . A S H ; l . r n i m i >- i " , 1, M . . u ,, rt'- iiiin u l'- t ' o u n l y . s u tit . i ' l i ' i k , L l r r u l i I ' u u i j triptions, Drugs, Soda. We arc C. HOAG i t COMPANY or lilt. I ji- r i to itm D rin o m iD c P rlin u ry tty A M W eeks D. II ti'. KAIU'N. P*»r ns your phone. Call 103. FIVE ROOM furnished house. See 7 W. Church St., Orlando. D . I K !* , m id w i l l n h ld o S,i - i f u i d J t l n r . ('. A D e p u lV F ie r i) h e m s t it c h in g h> r m n l l M o f s u m e l i-ordlulty S'd( ’hiroprnclit* Specialist V. A. Speer, *** Park Avc. VV M S I M M D N H . S o l i c i t o r (-»r C o m l i l t ) o u r h u o i'o rt. 1IJUNG HlAjCKS- -Irrigation Mortgage Loans id a ln u u i FOR COUNTY A H N K N S n t t OF J ll. 1.YJ.K& S inger Sewing Machine Shop FOR THAT cold of yours—take t a il s and general cement work. I NICE FIVE ROOM house. 2112 >n improved residence and business i \ n i l iit n r n il >TV j i im ; k . Sold^— Rented— Exchanged I wish to annouiica to tha tiaogU r u n a iiK itiF r *le Concrete Co. J . E. T e r Chiropractic adjustm ents. Dr. Palm etto Avc. Phone 304-W. n c i i i x i i .h i oi m l M i l l: o r property ot Hrmlnol. County that 1 am a I h e r e b y unnou r.re mv c an d id ac y Easy Paym ents r i . o i i i i i 4 . *gvr. Prop. 3rd and Elm. candidate for rn-elcctlon to the of­ f o r t h s o f f i c e o f H h r r l f f o f Kein ln In I* I*n| aI#* uf LDUAl i D K. so il* \Y. E. McDougnll, 398 National Raldwin Mortgage Co-, Phone 80 North Park. Valdes Bldg. TEN ROOM house desirable locu­ fice of Tax Assessor, nut Jrot to ths ol e C o u n t y s u h j r c t In Die w i l l o f T i l K Pi'ri dhul , Hank Bldg. Phone 482-J. c „ S “ “ "r . r. ' *» *j * ».• • ■ decision of ttm voters In the Demo- Die V o t e ' s at t h e J u n e I’ D m n r y . , H R O O F |N G :T l.o R oot B e 1 tion. Suitable for rooming house S. T u nil t r iu lliu iF . I* u .iir*- n. cl 1nt rl I*it > Dighton,l-’"Sanford, Florida, cratlc Prlrnitr) to ha held In Juns Lunch Iloom — J . V. I f n C l . l C I J L A M D . •Ariing. Metal shingles or two futilities. Locutcd a t 40* — . .Rirrw,- nnH f*Hr- 1***i *•*♦«»** lu i\IlM . -------— -----------, .. — Jo f th is ) t a r i h ih M * n r ( I r i n . . . U L u h i s t r u L l A . V A U O H A N H a lle r ic s ‘ng scam tin and galvanized I Oak Ave. Apply W. H. Long 1J7 <2!>— P e r m a n e n t W a v in u F O II H t f R I l i r t FO R . GOOD eat* in K ent's i»aIiiIn■ *; I. --------------- -----------------------I nm n cn n d ld n le fo r tha o f f ic e Y1 uMU. i i . Miid u , i i t n u* l i r r»r l i ^ ■ 1>*e Jam es H. Cowan. Oak j Magnolia. ! - -: J 1 ~ : ' llllll “• a* .1* h »l n »*•f y' oVV* F t U l fVTAN Tt S Y M t O I I Lunch Room, 109 W est First o f S h e r i f f a n d w i l l ui'firerlr.t,a t u p rmUncil uinl rtHiuli-nr u li* 'il U tv ' vvitYm (iYrA*Mit O tP D iird -a i NI.S*!.. »vv—. ■- ■--- ------------------ : I ertJIOPCIlt Waving—lovely lialur- , . lfirm ,h» June I'rlmai'V. h e r .,e b yuunuunce a u n u u n c eusm «u mvulldiums c u ild ld a is S lreet.’ N. l' 1,10,10 I 20— Farms l or Rale ~ aTT»um^Jiur ^ o w ' ns V ‘ f *-- T ria riMBit. An., Vie.# W m .U m m I n.i*.b H U . !?.h* . 5 7«h Ha»alortal_ district com-! -----------------------------------------Po n o g r a p h —repairing. p>»no 509 F irs t National Bunk Bldg p o s e d o f H e m l n u l e U r s v a r d C o u n t h e ' s l a t e o f K d w u r ' i l 11. N o r l ' i l i . i t . ' D ry C lean in g' F O II b l l K I I I F F C e u s e il, l u t e " f S '-n itti"Ie l'"U U ty . hining by ex) erts with 17 years FIVE ACRE tract with residence Phone -)89, j lie s s u b je c t lo t h e D e m o c r a t ic J I he reby a n n e u n re m v c u n d ld a c y F l o r i d a , l«i D u. H o l t , J a s D. H l i a r o n i p i l m a r y t o b e h e l d Juns t l h . f j t i $ntncc.Sanford f o r re -e le e tln n to th e o ( f lr e o f s h e r ­ THE LONG-LIFE BATTERY SANITARY STEAM PRESSERY. Gift c l -------- music .store . . . . , on Bcardull Ave., nlso twenty C o u n t y J u Uk v o f H e n i l n o b t . ' o u n l v . If e le c te d f p r o m i s e to c o n tin u e i f f o f .S ' - m l i i o l e F o u n t ) s u h l r c t t o i l l h l « o f f i c e I n ' t l o - F u t i l i t y C o u r t Political Announcements Fhon* Odorless Dry Cleaning. PhI*— Shopp#, Me Lander A r».«c|-e tra c t Painter's subdivision. 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 b s D ie n e t Io n Iluff-Muc B attery Co. o f D ie v o te rs In th e d is tric t a n d i In v it e y o u to m y — hone 882. • I Bargain, see Nick Zernovcan, D e m o c r a t i c p r l m n n t o lie l i e l d n e x t h o u s e i n K n n f r f r i l . H r m l n o l " C o u n i v ' , 908. I l l N. P a rk .« *. 117 E ast 2nd. Street. ' F l o i l ' t a . i v i t li I ii t w e l v e m o n t h s fi r ou m m ' | F O I I T H U L K G I M I . A T l ’ niS _ r e c o rd o n s u c h I m p o r t a n t Iry ls la "j^ford Daily Herald - - Help Wanted— ) NT TREND O F PRICES GOES FORWARD IN STOCK TRADINGS 'Proved Success The daily patronage of hundreds of-the people of Sanford proves that this Classi­ fied Section is giving the kind of service ■'«nr il everybody wants, and the success of these columns tells of the daily satisfaction they give. Make a habit of - reading these X »• F( ‘ MW / fr Classified Ads regularly! i -Classified- Business Directory s. June Jlelp Wanted Male " n^nr,,a,, Avc< FOR QUICK SALE, 10 acre Celery Farm . All cleared and tiled. Lo­ cated near Oviedo. Price $G500, on very liberal terms. Colclough Realty Company, 311 First Na­ tional Bank Building. EMPLOYED . MAN OR W 0t'AN van make good living and «»n bus.) if have snvall uniount ' tatilul. Business established tT* 'n Sanford and will d e a r ,„er 1100 monthly. Address ILfc 25— Exchange ,_* r* Herald. K-VTED; U ijgtaire. the serv ic u L * n>*n who understands th>* PJJ® business in every detail. II* Mlumti-y, 2203 Oak Ave. Sanford * Hbonc ipo-j, NEARLY NEW Hup yedun (small amount owed) to trade for small ear of any make except Ford P refer a coupe. Address P, O. Box 1332, Sanford, A rlW . I w ill m ip rirla le your S u b j e c t t * t h e s i i p i n a r h l n g D e m o ­ t l o n a n g o o d r o a d s , c o n s e r v a t i o n o f s u p p o rt. 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C o u n t y e u h je c t lo t h r a c t io n o f c r y in g n e e d o f ( h e p e o p le o f F l o r i ­ T o th e D e m o c r a t i c V o t e r s o f T h e t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y to h e d a Is T a x R e l i e f , e s p e c i a l l y r e d u c ­ s till K e iia to rla l D le t r lc l: — h e l d In I h * e a r l v p u r l -if J u n e U l l . tio n o f lo c a l ta x e s . T h is , In m y I lie t e w li h a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i ­ I* V e r y r r r it c c U v e ly o p in io n , c a n b e e f f e c t e d b y a a d a c y lo r th e D e m o c r a t ic n o m in a t i o n K .» I l ll ,t A A lD - T U c iiu lia h ls d is t r ib u t io n o f th a fo r S t a le S e n a t o r f r o m t h e 37 t h | p re s e n t f iv e c e n t .g a io tln e la s K e tt.tlo rh il D is tr ic t c o m p o a r d o f F O H T A X < n M . l . T T O I t u n io n s th e S la t s /t o a d D e p a r t m e n t . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 15, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a925d2c5ad6136673e63ac79cbfc8156.pdf e6321a8a30588a091019517091562120 PDF Text Text {■■•.'A t *Mi '|*2fc/, •.*. • *** • i S'fl PAG Tlv THE W E A TH E R I'VSPAPER 1 published jin Florida'!) Heart, <IT,e World's Greatest Vegetable Spot and Richest Garden Land. Cloudy today and occasional show- ■'l- i r O , Ot’loW •I I « <«*• cm tonight and Thnmday. - iliME XIX i V A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R Leased Wire Internatiunnl News Service Backers O f Boulder Dam Bill Begin Drive To Get M e a s u r e To P resid en t W A SH IN G TO N , May Hi.— (I N S )— Flushed with their tri* W as DividcdBe- umph in securing a rule for con­ sideration o f tlie Itouldcr Canyon Republican Dam Bill, hnckers o f the measure To Cover today begun a drive to roll up the votes necessary to send the hill to Expenses the White House before adjourn­ ment. s’ The prospect g f adjournment be­ ing set back as a result o f fights over the tax and urgent deficiency bills gave advocates of the legis­ lation new hope that they can pass residential Inquiry it handily in the House and brenk threatened filibuster in the Of SenateContinues the Senate. . ~ .. To Probe Accounts For the first lihie in their twoyear fight against filibustering WASHINGTON, May I f f — tactics, apparent coldness of House NS)—A fund o f S10.000 lenders and opposition o f the "pow­ divided nmon# Rcpubli- er trust," sponsors o f . t|io«bill found themselves occupying a Icadcrs o f the South to strategic position. jnd tween Leaders Campaign everal N egroes [Received Amounts HOOVER, SMITH AIR-RAIL LINE GAIN IN POLLS & It will he presented to Congress ns a mcnsu.*f to save the people of the Imperial Valley of Cnlifcr nin from being engulfed in a fin hI Hot It Candidates AppcarToDe Assured O f NnmiriittionsAt which would take a toll o ' life far greater than the Mississippi Conventions As Resultslndisaster o f 1927. diente Increasing Strcnplli With one memorable flood ii; mute witness to the destructive Herb Adds 3 More power of the Colorado River when its flood waters push into I'l.lifnr* States To Total nin and Arizona valleys, advocate:; o f the measure* declared tbit C ti­ I f Commerce Secretary Main­ gress must ** pass the bill or be ar tains His Indicated Power the responsibility for a gient dis­ He Will Win On 1st. Ballot aster. Rep. Smith (R ) o f Idaho, chair* WASHINGTON’ . May 1 C. (I N S ) -aoTito overwhelming lends b^iti'c* House would endorse the bill. He rolled ,up by Herbert Hoover and point'd out that his committee Gov. AT Smith for their respective voted for the hill four different presidential nominations was fur­ times pud for two years bus been ther emphasized today by the re­ seeking a chance for action on the sults o f primaries and conventions floor. held in a mini* er <>f states yes­ terday. Hoover added delegates from threo states, Now Jersey, Ainbnina nnd Montana, to his already imposing total. In New Jersey lie is accorded the entire delegation of 31. hi Alabama he is figured co have obtained 11 out of 15. anil in Montana at least four out o f elev­ ERA OF TRAVEL r 11•• M HU # • Ml • NU M BER 113 SAN FO R D FLORIDA". W E D N E SD AY, M A Y 1C, 1928 Chinese P ro test A ga in st Jap Action W ill N o t A lter it 1 ‘Hands O fr P o lic y O fU .S . Ik V M •|Krrr I ■ 'lie H \ MKf, I l. dkl 1 .t ^ HAVEEVILAIM m W A SH IN G TO N , May 1C. (IN S ), treme vigor of tho Japanese mill— The Chinese rroicst ngninst the t«0 * action, tho text; *“ *®c*t* ’ .lappnoso. occupation of Shantung dicatm a political »,u^ 8® ^eyo^ Declare ho mrre protection of Japancso Nationalists war-torn llfe nnd property in the Japan Has Ulterior Tidnnnfu area. Nnnking call* upon Motives InOpposingr the United SUtes. os a party to the w „ hin^ on treaty of 1022 Their Drive InNorth fixvin the Wfiifq -Houje— having guaranteeing .riinr;U.,ocir„ th the territorial Integ­ been fent directly to President rity of Chinn, to curb tho Japan­ Coolidg?— through the hands of ese. . Sccjetory df State Kellogg to lha Simultaneously with tho Nan­ musty nivluyea o f the Far Knstcrn king communication, tho State De­ Division. partment received 4,he text of the Since tlie Nationalist Regime nt Jnpnnese defensa of its action filed Nanking iiev*v e r t « ^ j; t g ilroceffniMdp.ntt(.n|ny w|tlfthe Longue of Na- This would Jeopardize iteiUSnucs.' this govern- uon9 Secretariate at Genova. •' • by the United Mikado’s ; Especial has no obligation under, dip'/JioitgA*..diplomatically —(mpolutiuKio u«ngo to ncknowlcngp1_J~" or '"^ fe n t— for she hns no friend save Claims In Shantung reply to the docupicnt. Russia—tho Southern Chinese The Southern Nationalist Gov­ Government continues victorious, W A SH IN G TO N , May 16.— ernment vehemently protests the in the field. With her ndvhnce (I N S )— Japanese occupation troops now within fifty miles Of vigor o f the Japanese Action in Shantung, describing tho occupa­ Tientsin, the vital port of Peking, o f Tsinan, capital o f Shantung tion ns n flagrant eiicronchmcnt her nrniios havo an open road to Province, was .attributed by First Service To Open In 2 Months Plane And Itailwny Officials Are MembersOfCorporation Backing NewFlyingSystein REGISTRATION OF CHARGES AGAINST CITIZENS EXCEEDS EVANS DENIED AT PREVIOUS RECORD CITIZENS R A L L Y *-«te participated in the con~'lc P°*ters dealt with all w***1 of health work. * only witnesses were the bride’s sister, Miss Margaret Drum, and Charles* Campbell, an American found a diamond necktete* which attorney and'u personal friend of L^EECHOBEE— Fish hatchery she had buried in Ruwla during the groom. the revolution. . here is now producing. 1; 1'. -~- Ji in n iewt'ler’s window in Nice, ill! GROUP S E E K S TO PHYSICIANS DENY AMEND TAX B ILL POISONING RUMOR DESPITE WARNING ABOUT DIPLOMAT Oviedo And Geneva T o Hear Clearing House Plan D etails President Coolidge G i v e s Address made a vuin effort to clutch tier as she leaped. The woman hud been suffering from nervous depression, he said.' A son, eleven’, named C S on Kcbrulry 27 th „ > . « Andrew was sitting at the dinning table, wait'tig for his mother to •^niinyle County schools won was recorded at come to breakfast. The Starrs were t<J nr. t prizes in the state health Today’s advance in \\ light Ae and book contest conducted followed u 17 1-2 Point jump yes­ married in Detroit 12 years ago. fJihv Florida Public Health As- terday. The gain In W right was in MENJOU WEDS |/clal‘o", T. W. Lawton, county part attributed to the action of ||®!*rintendent of public. Instruc- rectors in voting « » ciouble the PARIS, May 10.— (IN S ) — nrmouncetl .yesterday.. The authorized capitalization from lefai's were for the first artd sccAdolphe aMenJou and Katherine 250,000 shares to 500.000 shares. btst inagazineTUt-out posters Carver re-enacted u scene they They also voted to grant present have often ployed together when I f ; e ^*nf°rd Grammar School won stockholders the privilege of »ubai- Prize and the Paoln School, they were married today, but this, ■ribiiy; for new stoyk at ltw. time they needed no director. The prize. Over 100 schools in scr rl U n i f i c a t i o n Of China Is Feared Plane Stocks Soar To New Heights As Result Of Project and Curtiss 21 points to *00/ 1,1L^ A t) hLJJ. Network O f Lines Connecting tins not altered (he United States Principal Cities With New p jliA tit ‘'linnda o ff" in the war Transcontinental Route Is .'ilat^ ef ^ho Orjent. *.* ii i,„. ^,..n,i M'l. . note .-I..»/f■ m<\t,> Nank Vntxl Predicted By CompnnyHead ... fron. ng hns pns c NEW YO RK, May 10.— (IN S ) — Method of triivcl in the .United States may he revolutionized by the new air and rail system which the rowly formed Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc., w ill begin op­ erating on n 48 hour schedule he* tween New York nnd I.os Angelos within the next few months. upon Chinese sovereignty. The c x - , tho forbidden city. Chinese Nationalist officials Eventually every principal city tonco the Herbert Hoover In the country probably w ill be in Shanghai today, to Premier npaipn for the Rcpublicnn hooked tip with tlie main transcon­ Tanaka o f Japan never hay­ sidcntial uominution. Rush tinental line. As outlined by InterHolland, n Hoover lieutening become reconciled to the Nnlionnl News Service yesterday ,t and former assistant alChino-Japanese agreements paisrngers will he curried on trnins ,„ey general testified today reached at the Washington nt niEht nnd on plnnos In the day* lh«v Senate preKiicntial inquiry. Conference of 1922, according to t|me'. [ollatid said np paid various a cablegram received by Frank W* The cost o f the transcontinental y to Ucpublicnn leaders in Lee, nationalist representative in trip will he u little more than the iuifriyp^ Georgia, Alnbhmn, and the United States. present rates for nil nil-rail tip i;itJa to cover their expenses ini __ ____ Premier Tanakn ,la following with drnwing room nccnnimodtInsurgent Leaders Sny That Brnnd As False Report That out his announced policy,, it was panning for Hoover. Ferry prrliminary Survey Reveals Rumor About Commissioner’ s tinns. The time it tnltqs to go from Germnn Foreign Secretary Anv F ffort To Change Plan u ni; negro notional commit en. Huildinir Road For His Own Thai 1,,‘iOO More Persons tho Atlantic to the Pacific— nnd Strcsemnnn Was Poisoned charged, because he ia convinced Might Defeat All Tax Re­ Flitting Fennsylvnnia's 79 votes nan in Misai&cippl received $1,­ Benefit Branded Untrue At Have Registered Than For vicu’ versa— will lie cut in linlf. By Anarchists A t Geneva that Chang Tao Lin can on longer in the Hoover column— ns virtual­ lief Legislation This Year 14, Holland said. Lake Mary Mass Gathering maintain his hold on Peking. Last Democratic Primary Speaking of the futurc-ufter the ly all the politicians have done t>n .1. Davis, negro coiiimittreWASHINGTON, May 10 — “ bearing the umlicauon of B E R LIN , May 1C.— (I N S ) A strong protest against rumors since the Mellon endorsement— it transcontinental line is operating (IN S )— Although insurgent lend­ A from Georgia was given ?2, Approximatcly 1,300 more citi­ China under the Nationalists will smoothly, C. M. Keys, president >f Rumor in the French press that Holland said, while Oliver D. zens have registered for the up* and chnrges made against County brings tlie Hoover total to nbov® ers warned tlint the e fort might jcupurUite japans claim* lo spec* the new company, who is nl*« the 500-mnrk. Tho mast reliable Commissioner Frank Kvans, who ct, the Alabama committeedefeat nil tax relief legislation nt Foreign Secretary Strescmann and .iu interests m cinautuug amt Man* a. was paid, $1,000 and $3,000 preaching primary election than is running for re-election, was tables in Washington give his to­ head o f the Curtiss Aeroplane and the present session of Congress, Foreign Minister Briand, of ctinna," tho Nationalists chargo i sent into Florida. Holland said were listed two y/avr ago win a made at a citizens' meeting in the tal as of today us approximately Motor Corporation, said today; u lit.parti mn group of Senators France, who hnve been gravely ill • rremicr Tanaka has apparently “ Eventually the company plans to T iU K pledged, instructed or com­ iliscu-ii'd the subject o f making the last Demo* rorlc primary was l.r.T^Mary Conimuniiy 11 use la t today sought to amchd the $227.* decided ou a bold stroke, which itribution.s in the Southern held, a preliminary trurvev of the night when a rcSoultion expressnig mitted delegates. Only 515 are re­ Inaugurate additional air services, 000,000 tnx bill to include the re­ were poisoned by an anarchist while giving Japan a dominant roll* quired t" nominate. And in that particularly in the KitMorn and servant in Geneva during the itary position in China, will at tho fu.th in Mr. Kvans was passed by lies only with Claudius H. Husregistration hooks for Seminole the 30 men anil women present. total uf 508 none have been fig ­ Middle Western States, nmiiecting peal or nt lea.it reduction of the n. ihc Hoover finance director. March meeting of the League of same timo place Ja)mn in a lav* federal inheritance tax. The resolution was particularly ured I tom New York, where th* tIk- transrontinriital mutu with "Hurt 'll told mi' lo go ahead, County yesterday ivvcnlcd. '1 lie Nations, were branded hero todny oruble diplomatic position to ex­ The drive was doomed to defeat | too. i t manager.* claim at least total registration to date ’ is 3,all nrim ipnl cities. aimed at the rumor wliii Ii Imw beer. ] ul Holland, lie said he never j but it incensed insurgent leaders, ns false, so far as Dr. Strcsomann act concessions from toe National­ S01. O f that number, 1^460 lihve “ Aiming tlie other routes now jcushd the Southern sitnalioi circulated that tho "best" citizens 17 • , ist Government." From this compiuition, it is n|>- 1 >i- ci'iit.'iuplatioii is a branch from who formed a coalition with the is concerned. lh Jumrs W. (Joed, the Hoover paiil their 1027 poll taxes. of Lake Mary did not want Mr Dr. Chulmann, one of the ndministj ' 1rces to Vvti tnx Japan's action In Shantung wax parent that if the Seeretury o' l iii.ign (a the twin i ilus. St. l.intA big jump in the number of jitscr. Holland suiil he had been Kvans on the county bottl'd. Sp« a specialists attending th* Foreign declared to be in accordance with reduction^ -•*— •-> by ( ’on:mei e enn hold Itis indicated la and Kansna City will be on t.ic live for Hoover in Arkansas, poll taxes paid and a slight in­ ers in the meet ng also branded as the Treasury. Tho m-urgrnts had Secretary, referred to such rumors a dcilnite plan of military atrat* mi'i.vnn, Mississippi, Georgia, crease in legist ration i< expected false the alleged charge made by strength during the next four tranacontinentnl ilnu, atul other ns “ fables." "I can say that they e g y ' actuated by ulterior motivea," Allamont Weeks lie " i l l conn; very close to Wystcrn metropolises will event* heini promised that if they supizt'iuna and Florida. He told between now anil Saturday, the \Y. n. llullard. of to the ILu o.lher »• 1,01 tad the rdjnini: trefoil J ill n<} urc completely unfounded In Dr. anil tneir present movements, tho Trie l"t:er< to friends in North last day on which voters *•;»!» pay Springs, an opponent of Mi. I'.vans, I ting noniiinted on *1''' first or. (Mlty ballots. Whether tlii* railroad or nirplanu e<*nnecth'n. effort would be made to repeal th0 Stresemnnn'a ease," added Dr. cublcgram charged, hutd placed the lax. Those who have neither tliat the county eeinioi.-sioiur hail second ae linn aiui Oolortuhn them in possession of tang Chia strength can In* hold i , of com *-. inheritance tax. Moat of the ml Chulmann. “In iIon n activities, hove yon paid poll taxes enr registered call built roads with count' " " " " ’V that I 'lljectliral. The llnoxci Iipp:>sitiuil "It i» the intent fm to draw trirific ministration aeiintors- planned t > 1'sinao, Prof. Herman Zondek, .another chung, 20 miles irom .lid not In,tli Vm ih and S''Ulli l " f'* ‘d the !!• .1 any m oney?" "Ves, sir." do both until I bat time at the *>)■ the people ill L;ik Mary del •where there urc no Japanese re* f the specialists attending the contends that in his imp • ing to­ '..le With the ilisiltgenl* against main ait.ay .'f tl II '' 1. • ■' •: I'hm ■ rmn whom was it received.'" fc,. «<■ John D. d.nl ins, county want. . r peal of the tax. ill 'iew of this Foreign Secretary, rahl *b"t ,l,e kulltU." ||. |). Durant, an old resident .f tal i here are perhaps HHl that can­ schedules " i*l •»'' , adapti'd a Dt.mutilv from Mr. C. II Hus- lax r die* lor. *1tiose who have iilnot be eonshleVril bound iin'vopatients int turn’ p ironing w..* iigret meat, and its defeat thus Japanese uction m openly pre­ ii .nnoti'ius " i make <niiveliii'iit !.«• always reimbursed me." ready paid the tax but have failed || „ Kt, Mary prchidul at the meeti . at *y to the « iibinet eimd.dat*' probably due to a recent meal he paring luruxiud positions so us to a need to register < atillot qualify t" v*i'.e I. .;. Among the hpiakvis w c 'lim. nun h money have you tv'Iheso Hu* ar*. ih'srribeil as ‘'fluid.” limited train' ” Two iiinemlmont*, ■however, hud eaten It was impossible, lie prevent me nauunanai army from York t 1 Levs said that th. b'Vi.r" • I I er" ived $I",»»M) froi'1 in |lie eh * lion under the -lale lew. II Kllin. another **hl i< eh u l; \V. that i- . fa '.ruble t\ Hoover bill M'lieted for were sponsored by Senator Bing­ said, fop the poisoning to hnve re­ advancing northward," was bitter­ Saiif m l’:' t\\ > pii ■'act tins J. Hopkins, and the R«v. J. M. liable to bolt 7: II, : u .uni $ pm from Mis if another band- l.o* Angi !»•■* nmJe " a s : vstcin hc- ham (It) of Colin., one "ould re­ sulted from a meal eaten so far ly criticised. Lake I- try Heath, the treasurer." year have 2.7I» ...... is regi.il.oid. Thompson, pastor of 'he the first Kii-p in U" " agon la* • into \iew. al the tax,entirely. Tlie other back n* March. " i f when General Grant waa rune it " n'lld permit tl *• maxitmi'.p pet was the money used for,* precinct No. I, covcriiir the V>< -t Mary Community I'huieh. Only half a dozen st«lc:i me “ The patient is somewhat ini* marching on Hicumond und ap­ l lie "o:ii*l i* peal the pvnvi ion return In p:i «’1Dr. Thompson charm terize of Hie city lm - 1.332 voters, uf eomf 'i't Olid snfel *! can'' tell that," said Holland; till, to '..ted tln-ir delegates 'o f (he laV eoilcct *| proved, but he has not as yet turn* proaching that city," tho message ‘I -an i * i | you how I expended it. and Precinct No. 3. on the laid rumor that the "best" • Hweni |'li.. Kaii'-tir ' itv • ■•nveot on. F l"ino ••>'**•• •* ' a !-•' *• ‘‘:.t a I'eas. ing x'" per *'"it * ,!. to th*' slate* in wlneli it wasJ ed the corner." declared Prof. suggested, "the British or some ia i involved. ,. r-. *** : gl't t l 'i o * ! A i Vinson, they didn’t nerd Side of the eit> ha- 1,378 register­ were not for Mr. Kvans Vi I ul'i, South Dakota, Texa Praiblcni— Yon H imlnii^ otne r- European— power stm t-far ,v „ d. and " " 'Id K'diU'e Die tarn" ill slander J»l tho lil.ZCIlS yf Lake In i; i' \. In Luui» inran, I didn't ed. Th--* toe ill'1 -i’ ' i :i'! t'!R. .uul tU-a*-. VV.—*—V**-*«* I'crpir to a scale starting with two-tenth? 'mrg is keeping in constant per* thuu auld.eru ;u rase up position* ami lluil l lie low o* • |T -— i r ' n i'ni'y. Ill Mli.'dxtxppt f ear that TTr the large numlicr of Mary . Oregon's 1 : urr figured in the Mi­ nimble ndvanm over the 1 ' * of one per cent on estates over sonnl communication with those at­ uvtw.eu mu two fig.itmg force* till .■!.oii0 i ,, tlu> national com- voters will el«»g the polling place? should fm I Imnort d in av mg n as Hoover al'ine filed in tho stnte. transeont ineiital lailioail rates. the $50,000 nnd running up to u max­ tending the si ‘ k stntcfman. He n me ,,*<a uf pr.ucm ig the llfe Ititd'ii’.mi, l’orry Howard; i i has been expresaed by a number man o f Mr. Kvans, caliber n which ‘automatically gives his tho (The present rnilr aid rule from imum of 4 per cent on estates sent State Serrctn-y Mels nrr “ ,i:u property ef ui« . i .lutionali, . . in* County comnnwsion. orria I paid $2000 \f Hen J. of candidates. The ballot i New York to Los Angeles is $109­ delegation. Florida and Texas are the For* ire M itiif’.er'? hemu to w. j :t net u tu been tiuetpreted or Clo.ooo. Mr. Hopkins exhibited a |»et tn»n . Ih* national lommittecinan cites long and will require between considered favorable Hoover terri­ 77. Keys, however, was figuring • • w 1«* f**r o *j> a jiro'ticatixe a* t ef ...fervenIi wai not l i f t that Bingham VC" zrc. In additiou to that Mr. Dr.via two and three minutes at tin least hearing the names of appra\inmti- tory. Vermont is doubtful, loll on the railroad rote with drawing | f,,r Senator David A. Reed i ecuvery i.,n unwanui iud ey u/.y pi.nciple anr h<-re to Washington In siv me to work. Tidmlation " f the vote |y 100 iiLz*'iis in king fac l 1 ■ <,,n* probably for Hoover after a vote room neeMumodjition )■ mi., ini- "i'pokesmun m f^rnaliweai law, and if perTho e n tic G* rnisn n: t!on V |v1 | "avc him $200 to cover hi- will not be completed .until the itruction of the road. Mr. Ballard for I'oolidge; mid in West Virginia The inlisl modem A merienn (I t ) of IV int* rest ii. Di ir woiid u not l.r.ve ,«used tXiisi's of two trips to Washing- morning after elertinii, in tin* op­ is said to have c'nrngcd Mr. Evans a primary will lie held on May 29, airernft " i l l 1” ’ - 'd 'lt •d I'Ut no the Senntie fur Secretary of the ••v?nHnit k* o Andrew W. Mellon. Re­ just u." a m Liad al a protest ■ cl r i‘. <n. Of ihr S !r 'i iMnrn' built when the people or the com­ Treasuty I with Hoover pitted against Sena­ contracts for this phm •s Imve l»eer inion o f men who have served at tkr American people a* tho I' l,:-* nt r.n-1 \>in ' ii peal of the t x vz.i* rccammond I n? munity didn’t want It. He said Mr. IK! I be equip* "In A ’ aliamn I guve $ 1,0*10 to the polling ill former rlcetions. ^ , tor Guy D. G off, u favorite son oiado us yet. riiey " 3 i n-* -c arc now ralring aguinat ■.'. I ; ' 11. •»;«' Ul by Mullen In sub nit'.uq; u tax riij Kvans work on the County « i. Btiai ul eomniiUccmuii, Oliver D. On the Democratic side. Smith pel! with every known safety tieAlmost every precinct in tile are worrying nun1 a'".U' the P l ' ' tout on this und.-rJUindiiig—be county shows an increase in reg­ mission during the past few y ui* piel.ed up delegates in New .b r- vico and linvo radio and steward ductiun plan to Cur.groan ot beginning of the |>re»ent scsaio.i. tients kidney trouble. He will hav Waal is happening now la Chino, aught buve Mime expense, istration this >ear. The number of has earned him a 'right to servo sry, Montana and Vermont yesier- service. Ticket* am to be anld :-t to remain in bod for the next fh« Nationalists declare, will in­ |*-"d I raid I'il advance him $1,0***). names listed in "tber precincts fo r the next 500 years. day. State conventions in Mon­ tho regular railroad ticket office* Tlie move thoroughly uroused tho three weeks nt the best. After evitably affect the peace of tho Mr. Kllis raid Seminole * aunty insurgents. |Sr sr.id he’d account for it to me follow: Lake Monroe. 121. I a«da. tana and Vermont instructed 1‘* Trunks will lie checked by train. "Thciie efforts to repeal the in­ that, it is expected he will leave world. Chinn expects America "nt needs 10 or 15 men like Mr. Kvuns. delegates to vote for the New Y»rk |t*.d roiiin what he did not u.xc. Keys’ unnounred ,hnl l,'o koar.l 55; Oviedo. If.*'.; Geneva. Ido; lie laid of file assistance Mr. tax , I mild bo nbnndon- on n long vacation, probably in tho champion of liberty and Demo­ Governor at Houston, nnd tin r, o f directors of lh,. new cMnpany heritance "hi I |t.ri*la 1 puiil out $3,000. I Chulu'ita. 01; Guhriella. Smattjr Borah (I t ) of Egypt. cracy and at n signatory of tho persons both in Lake Mary and *n |i"l J.’.fmo to the Protective Ta r­ wood, l i t ; Lake Mary. I 10; No. H. was n«* pp|*osilioii to bi*- g it ling inrludo Harold B.ixby, president of ed,", sai'l While no normal bulletin was Kvniis bod rcrftlered to jnany Waahington Trnatioa to make pub­ Idaho. "They will lead to n three iff l.".u;iic Assorialion at the Hiv- 81; Forrest City. 81, upd 0 ic.da, the 28 from New Jersey. Die Chamber of Commerce of St. tilhi r parts o f the county. H>' ; aid issued it was officially stated that lic htr attitude on the aide of pcncu lajnc Hay Hank, Miami. 1 gave This brings tho Smith total to I.ouis; Howard K. Coffin. rh«“ r* or four day delay in enactment « In accordance with the traditional llie rumors and charges would k II date in pledged, instructed or • omto (,|rn 15. Skipper, the vice 1C. man o f the board o f tiio National the tnx bill and are doomed to de­ the patient was slightly improved. Ihi’iiibclves. He saiil the cominis* mitted delegates to approximate­ feat. Indeed, this action may even He passed a better night and la la American policy toward Chinn." Ittunaaa of the stata committee Airtransport, o f Detroit; Thomas sloner hud paid for the construe- ly 578 in the Capital's most reliable imperil final passage o f tho tax good spirits, T* • Ijf Florida, who was very active in Knslluml o f Bend A Goodwin & tic 11 of several roads bene fitting tables, and he lias notable re: <rve Francisco; |,ll| as there un* many senators l “ "Vrr’ < hehulf." ' Two Women To Stand Tucker, Inc., <>f San Lake Mary fmm Ida own immi-ket. at length that is not figured in tba'- Julian L. Kysmnns. ' .(,,> president here, who lire not interested at all ") 'i have given ns $8,200 amt Mr. Evans wux not present at totnl, such us Maryland, and **hio Trial For Poisoning in passing tho tax bill, if tho in­ I f i go> $10,(00. What did you do of the Pennsylvania ifailroad in tlie meeting. heritance tax is repealed. and Kansu*. To nominate at Hous­ |T**b the re.it7" “ I have been |»aycharge o f tra ffic; Fred Harvey of LOUISVFLLE, Gn^ May 18.— ton requires 734 votes. l°r out $200 a week to the bead* Kansas City, iripreseriting 1"^’ (I N S )— M n. Annlo May WlUford, The Democrats have been slower along the W ife Leaps To Death 10.— ( I N S ) — IWrtci iiinintained here by Ferry Aviators Set Record; hotels und restaurants N E W YO RK . May 65, and her daughter, Mrs. Elian in selecting their convention dele­ P ^ a r i." “ I« that the Mississippi Airplane stocks soared to new Santa Fc Route; Paul lienderspn , From Her Apartment Ann Davis, 24, alleged to have Await Good Weather gates than tlie Republicans. IwmiuiUcenian?’' "Y e s ," saiil Hol­ high records on the New of Chicago, vice president o f tho ■‘,rl< A meeting to explain the work­ placed poison In i neighbors well There are 12 states yet to desig­ land. "Howard keeps u hcadquar- Stork Exchange tu<lay, Indualing National A ir Transport. Inc.; liar N EW YO RK. May I*].— (I N S ) — DAYTON, O., May lC.— dNS^) — ing of the Florida Cltrua Growers which caused the death o f one and |*o here mid 1 paid him $200 u Wall Street’s confidence m too I 'rested in night clothing, end call­ nate their Houston delegates—Col­ U Knight o ( St. L«un»; Charles A f t e r flying 3,390 miles in 31 Clearing House Association will b® ry serious Ulnesi of seven other menu ' orado, Florida, Kentucky, Mississ­ the |?wk to <lu some work fo r Mr. newly formed TraiiBcontlncnta ing a "goodby" to her husband hours from Franco Field, Colon, held ut Oviedo in tho high school her o f the family, will be tried on ippi, New Mexico, North Carolina, l* Luwrcnce, president ° f over at his head<|uarters W right Aciurmutieal < ttporntion; lr Transport Inc-, the « i. and iai nnd son, In adjo'nlng loomx, Mrs. Oregon, South Carolina, South Da­ Panama, for un army record, auditorium Saturday night, a no­ a first degree murder charge hero to employ additional help, which plans to cut travel Virginia Starr, 32, leaped lo death kota, Texas, Virginia und Wes; William II. Mayo, chief engineer Lieut*. James E. Parker, l'ort Ben tice sent'out by commlttoo repre­ system next Monday aa a result of indict' ‘ ttrt were threo pay days in Feh(Commucii on i>ugu 4) Harrison, Indianapolis, und Robert senting Oviedo and Geneva grow­ ment* being returned agalnit them t ip\ between the Atlantic uii'l from thv bcdfOcni window of her Virginia. l^ fy . five in March and two in fourteenth floor upnrtment here. Douglas, Setfridgc F eld, Mich., ers, announced todny. Pacific t o (IH bouts. ■ by the Jefferson County Grand . I * 1!' That’s a total o f ten pay were toduy awaiting favorable Share-* of the two air companies The family canu- here from Kanxna Janus Morton will explain tho Jury which investigated the case. I")* and 1 gave him $2.0(g»." weather iii order to continue (heir “ clenring house" plan and answer meutioped as interested in the pr«- City six months ago. Mrs. ’WlUford and her daughter,. liollnnd said the other $200 Harry G. Starr, tho hurbund tour to Washington. Tho men arc question* concerning it. The or* jOctjAVright Acro and Curtiss who i ll srccks tgu g n rr hirth to .. didn’t cover his expenses on the sensationally. heard hi* wifi''.v call nnd rushed in* Jiving a .Boning urniy. pn, suit aliiff. gntilzalluii Is luiuiwsed entirety ot -Aero *—-»adVMU ed ei! l k * f o i ,e - A m t T i e a n F e d e r a t i o n O j A m all here, a hoy while confined *in jail !*">-South. the room aa d ig jumpetb— Hr07 pointe t*, .It I Tho object of the air'tour, ac­ growers nnd will market th* fruit WrlltM riiU'I'i''S" are alleged to have placed poison |County Schools W ip .. f •arc the highest prices that either stock, has ever attained. A year Two Poster Prizes Lard Wright Aero was selling *-t -*• ke | «. Jll ’ •­ W ASHINGTON, May 1C.(1NS) towns." Mr. Cooiidgc ghvo much credit President Cooiidgc, nddressing a to the Washington Plan Cornjo nt meeting of the American nr ssion, created In 1901 under the Federation of Arts am! the Ameri­ guidance of the lute Senator can Association of Museums here James MqMillun, of Michigan, for today, drew an analogy from tho having started a national move­ homilynabout clothes, miking the ment for moro orderly and artistic man am) urged u greater applica­ clv’c development nnd he noted tion of the arts to tho expansion that Impetus hud carried a long way, adding, however: und growth of American cities, “ It is especially tho practical " I f clothes mako the man—and certainly good dresa gives one u side of art that requires more cmsense pf aelfTcspcct und poise— phai’-i. We need to put more e f­ translating art into how much moro is It true that fort In clean, beautiful surroundings lend tho daily life of tho people. I f wo n moral tono to a community," ha could aurround ourselves with th* declared. "Gradually wo are get­ forms of beauty, the evil ihlnga of ting rid of the squalor of tho sluma life would tend to disappear and of our big cities and of the oprj our moral standards would l>« „ ____ preaaive ugliness of the small raised," ho Mid. cording to bffie.ala at M right Field, is to determine the shortest air route between Washington und the Canal Zone. Tho men left Colon Suturday and have been making their way by easy stoges. The flyers made 1.200 miles yesterday atopping at Tampico und St: Louis. According to army officials hero, tho tone, 31 hours for 3,390 mile* us tho beat on record for th’.a type of ship. • , GUGGENHEIM M ARRIES BALTIMORE, May 18. (IN S )— Robert Guggenheim, 42, oon of the multi-millionaire capitalist, was on his third honeymoon today, following his marriage here late yesterday to Miss Elisabeth Eaton 25, o f Babylon »L. L __ grown by .it* member* only. The committoee calling the meet­ ing are: Oviedo committee, B. G, Smith, chairman; D. F. Wheeler, W. J. I-awton and G. M. Jacobs; Geneva committee, H. H. Pattl•hall, chairman; J. F. McLain and Eador CurictL P L A N E S 8 IGIITED ST. JOHNS, N. F.. May 16.— (IN S )—The two United States army amphibeaiv planca enroute to Grecncly Island to bring back the stranded trans-Atlantic plane Bre­ men, were sighted passing over here early this ufternoon. They left Pictou, N. P., ar.ortly after 11 A. M., and will atop for refuelling at St. George, N . F. in the well of J. T, K*Uy, a neigh­ bor, In revenge for. the neighbors having tipped o ff ofnc ere as to the whereabouts o f Mrs. Davis* husband, who was sought,* <g> a robbery charge. /• ’ Drinking the poisoned water caused the death of Mrs: Kelly and other members of the family wert seriously ill. . I ■ CAROL dVt ARTS DOVER, Eng., May 1«- (IN S ) Former Crown Prince Carol1 1 rived here late this afteknoon j boarded » hoet fo r OiOnd. glum. Sfihe. Magda Helan it was ascertained waa on ship with him. rAfMV?:. toil. C*t hc» lif Fn He t*OI ini 1 I ) h A’ t 4 rt v. * �1 ■ '... .Still gwkl. • - a- f«* ll — 4*n»yer»-were-<»ff«red-in—» » n y Backed Bv KiwanSs Club, Opens Series Victory In Mammoth Cave Purse Decreases His Odds 2 Games In Orlafido Today The Celery Feds dropped an­ other notch nearer the basement o f (bp Florida State Lcqguc yes­ terday when the Orlnndo Colts, here fo r a one gnme series, beat them, 7 to 3, in a sluggish game at Municipal Athletic Field. The Feds will have n chance to come back this ufternoon in n double bender with tho Colts in Or­ lando. Unless they can take both games the Feds will stay down near the bottom nfuhe league with the Miami Hustlers. * • The Feds were leading at the end o f the fourth inning o f yesterdny’s game but a five run rally by the Colts in their hnlf o f the fifth ended the local team’s chance* o f winning the gnme. The Feds scored in the first nnd held that lead until the third, when tho Colts evened the count with two runs. The Feds scored a single tally in the-fourth, but that was the last time they could count. Both tenms played loose base­ ball. Tho Feds made six errors and tho Colts ns many. Box score: Orlnndo nh r h |>o a o Edmondson, c f ....4 1 1 4 1 0 Orlnndo........ v...... 002 050 000-^7 Summary: Two Imso hits, Vlau, Kirby, Warren. Stolen bases, Vinu, Kirby, Edmondson, Warren, Topplno. Sacrifice hits, Kirby, Culbreath, Barnes, Epperson. Bases on bnlls, o ff Formby 3, o ff Epper­ son 4. Struck out, by Formby f», by Epperson 3. Double plays, Trot­ ter to Viuu to Abrams, Frisbic to Toppino to Barnes. IiPft on bases, Orlnndo 11, Sanford 0. Umpires, .Moore nnd Weaver. Time o f game, Lchrmnnn, : Abrams, lb Wells, c .... Formby, p Totnl .......... 32. Score by innings Sanford ............ by the Kiwnnis Club began the first games on its schedule yester­ day. The - four teams ape named nftcr four members o M h e club. They are called the Fort’s, lin e 's , lllghleym an’n and Bebout's. The Fort’s are captained by Bud I-nke; tfio l i n e ’s by Mnrrcy Knnncr; the Highlcyman 's by Jamc£ Hayes, nnd the Bebout’s by Theo­ dore Wade. The gnmes will bo played nt 3:30 I*. M. under the dir­ ection o f tho Y. M. C. A'. The schcdulo follows: Fort vs Lane, Monday, May 14. I Dibout vs Highlcyman, Wednes­ day, May 1G. Fort vs Bcbout, Friday, Mny 18. Lane vs Highlcyman, Monday, May 21, ' Fort vs Highlcyman, Wednes­ day, May 23. *. fame vs Bcbout, Friday, 'May 25. Fort vs Lane, Mondny, June 1. Helmut vs Highleytnnn, Wednes­ day, June 3. Fort vs Ilebout, Friday, June 5. Lane vs Ilighleyninn, Monday, Juno 8. Fort vs Highlcyman, Wednes­ day, June 10. ‘ _rr— r*-~ Lane vs Bcbout; Friday, June 12. Despite Weak Hitting O f In fielders, Chicago Cubs Have Won Nine Straight N E W YORK, Mny 15.— (I N S ) — Despite tiie fact thnt they are varying n flock of weak hitting infieldcrs nnd that, the highly touted Kiki Cuylcr hn» been n to­ tal flop, the Chicago Cubs are rid­ ing on the rent o f a wave of nine straight victories today. Joe M>Carthy’s gang set o ff a third bomb under the Giants. Ye (tod a y *hoving the New Yorkers down in­ to fourth place. Tjie substitution of Earl Webb fo r Cuylcr bus jacked up the Bru­ ins like a check from home on the day before pay day. His double und triple drove jn four of Chi­ cago’s eight runs yesterday, while Charlie Root held the Giants to t . runs in registering In* fouitli straight tiiimiph. The Reds drubbed the Phillies again, h to 4, and clung to their one-game lead over the Cubs. The paralyzed Phils nicked l.uque foi four runs in the first inning mid then rclnp-ed into their ciislomnry coma. Callaghan, t'iney Rookie, got his seventh hit in eight times at hut mol iol\ ari ed to seem'd place in tin* Nutao.-rl League hat­ ting a\ciarc-. St. Louis nosed out llo tmi I 3, nnd jumped to third place. Chuck Ilafey lined out four hits. Thirty five players, almost enough for four-team i. participated in a see-sow contest between Pitts­ burgh and Brooklyn. Statz's double gave Brooklyn a 7 to G margin. The New York Yankees ran their percentage up to .800 by downing Detroit fo r,the third time, 7 to 5. B:il>e Ruth got hi. ninth homer nnd George I’ ipgia-. tile h'ngiir’f leading pitcher, turned in his sixth rtrnigiit victory. The Yanks have won hint out o f ten from the Western >lubs nnd now le nst a winning streak o f five straight. Jimmy Fox, pineh hitter, pulled a Frank .MinSwell |>y smacking a hmio' run with two men on base in the tenth inning, enabling the Atiilctiis to. fin.ill' top Cleveland bv n t* to 3 score. I.efty Grove whiffed eleven hatters and won Idfifth straight game. W ieliiiic!mi hits fiiiidly pollen stuiled at tin' expense of the \Vlu te Si>\ With Gaston mi the neuind, the Not - op pi'd the Suv 1 tu 2. ilflie le it nr lint, tie Boston Red ,*sox are in -•*isill place Ed Mm re . Son pii'h'i' frnlil .Mobile, won o 3 2 duel I Min the ve'eii.o Sam Gray i,f the St l.miis Itn.ivos. Stirling G o lf Is Expected To Fp.atnrp College M a tch F or Annual Championship J S T A N D IN G FLO RID A STATE LE A G U E West Palm Bench Fort Lauderdale Daytona Bench Orlando .............. SANFORD .... ..... Miami ................. BY D AV IS J. W A L S Il International News Service Sports Editor . N E W . YO RK, May 15.— The still small voice o f doubt concern­ ing those *10 to 1, G to 1, future beta on Reigh -Count’s nozzle in the derby was a l­ most no more this morning. It had been lulled into a tinso o f com­ parative security by tho Count's impressive performance in winning the Mammoth Cave purse yester­ day under 118 pounds nnd well re­ strained % 1:43 2-5 for the mile nnd a sixteenth. He went on to Saturday's distance under equal restraint in 2:05 2-5 and full many a future derby will be won in time no better than that. Of anything whs needed to in­ sure the" fact that Reign Count will be n prohibitive favorite in the derby his race in tho Mammoth Cave Kcltlcd the matter. It also settled that still small voice most­ ly lifted ninong Enstern ‘ racing men in question of Ben MitchclBa training of the Hertz colt. vth p y said Ben was arranging for thr-Count to IeaveTiicirjr jv4, the training track h>’ running Kim too hard, too.often, and too far in the morning Works. K didn’t scorn to make any difference that Henley Wel>)> used thn same tactics with Black Gold nnd Barry Shannon'did much the same with Bubbling Over. The Count was being burned tip, tlu-y said, and n lot o f sap 'money was to Join the conflagra­ tion: However, a 2:05 2-5 perform­ ance five days before tho big n e e t RESULTS FLO RID A S T A T E LEA G U E Orlando 7; Sanford 3. Daytona Bench 0; Fort Lauder­ dale 7. r Miami nt West Palm Bench post­ poned (account lateness high n hool g inio on diamond.) Doub­ le hendi r today. T O D A Y ’S G AM I FLO RID A S T A T E LEAG U E Sanford at Orlnndo (2 games). Day toon Bench nt For'. l--iuder dull*. Miami at West Palm Beach. Poison (ins As Rat Inller lints. Hie pest of mm \ parts of Europe, lire t<> lie fought with p'lj. run gns. A Dane ha, invented a projector •'Which fires 'eartriilgrs into the lianiits uife ited by the nits. A thick ,n)iike which is given o ff is liainitess to hiiiiinii In iii'js, but is fatal In all indent * v. ithin I illlgT '. • "nti rpillm who li follow i nt low blindly have b"on fn the Smith of I'rnipi' Th enlled "pipe proeessimiary inline lliilely one moves tnv new feeding gr .mill the ie fulluw, each leaving u silke In guide those ill the tear. I nng Non-Stop Run PlHlined I'luinging the crew while Hie |j4 * jiii is speeding -is the latest idea itt the non-stop craze that has hit NEW YORK. May 15. — ( IN S ) — evelS ^ or college iner. Mbckciizio Biititfli railroads. One line is hav­ Judging finm the type of g o lf be­ may net be eligible because he left ing constructed n locomotive len­ Brown tcmi* ru. ily to visit Gay der containing a corridor so that ing playeil in the Eastern col Sli'lldifei' in the the S orthwe.it, the new iinginoer and fireman mav leges'this senmiii no l i lie charac­ hut, even if Roland is out, there take their ,liners without stopping ter of the entries fm the annual are at least u couple of eliglhle the train. If the experiment proves championship fixture-, tin re wil) liewcoiiiers who may more than suiresuful, the 3!I2 miles between be large und luscious doings at make up his uhs< me. They are London and Edinburgh will he made old Apuwamis, near Rye, N. Y., without a stop. whin tile intercollegiate cluilllpiiili I'hilipps Finluy and Eugene V. 11"mails, intc rschnlustic champ on beaten for his temporary hnnm by ship field goe. to the post on .Ilia,' 2U. Watts G uiiii, Ge rgia Tu i, and nimi'.'i-up re«peetivel.v hi lt>27. n late starter The letter was Ins and Roland Mackenzie, Drown k inlay is a fieshinun at Harvard friend mid rival, Homans. Both eiiH'ieil showed to smile advantage in University, unnua) W ilie r I'up while Homans recently l*i incetun, w here his father. "Sliep’ mutch play in the ehampinm.liip, nienihers nowadays, il' iiiiiinteil tb individual chump unship but there 1) i»n.u i t was a eonteni|Mirarv of toil. Another I kelv candidate for eo|will be more and possibly bettei the illustiat ous "Snake" Ames. Speeking i f tile In tlil. Ills sou. i I*ge linnets is Maurice McCarthy, contenders this time. now- n sophomore at Genrgitown. Of courre, if G uiiii reel* o ff nine John Ames, is president of the In ' h i I'lleg ate Golf Association, Maurice will he remenibered us the auch holes us he played t" the turn and in that i ole, is milting.ng the lad who led the great JiViios by 2 nga'tist Mackenzie in the IP27 Apawuiiiis event. up in tbe championship und didn’t finals, Hie grim, little Gcurgian Finlay and Homans are regard- Nueeuinb to Itoldiy until the final will retain his title no matter who id as enihryonic llnhliy Joneses of green. Captain Landman, o f Yale, i» to face him. Rut even Gunn the juvenile field and neither <s is another good one. ns Gunn will doesn’t figure to repent such u |m i without hoi triumphs among the I attest. He defeated Watts 'at 18 formuncc and some o f themen out hig timers. For nearly the entire against him this year rule among day, Finlay led Jencs, (Inimet, |hole* in the recent Ynle-Geoigi.i , Tech team match. th* best In the land. Evans, G uiiii, Von Elm, and all the ) All in all. Gunn probnblv G Inde ed, fete diampioiuh'i s,' mu Idg lines through the first IH holes Md# the national fixtures, will call o f the qualifying,round at the last making up Ida mind to a rather forth imore real class than will this nat unnl amateur. He finally was |hectic five days o f it when h" lavs i his title on the line at Apawnmis. vicinities. Weather, experts said the fate of the v a llfy 'depended on the strength of the patched up Government levees nnd fair wea­ ther.* . The rain ceased, only scattered rains falling in some sections. The waters of the tributaries rushedon to the Mississippi.- The river at last reached its crest at Memphis," 33 feet, only two feet below flood stage. . Meantime the tributaries hnd emptied their loads of water into the Mississippi. First the- tribu­ taries started ftilling, then the Mississippi itself. Several thounnds of ncrc* o f the Misisaippi nnd the government levees were already overflowed. Hundreds o f acres o f farmlands around Des Are, Georgetown and Newport,jArk., were also submerg­ ed. ’ ^ . Water Kerrding .' Water this week was gradually leaving these lands much o f which was already planted. Replanting will he lute hut In time to produce crops. The ony threat this Fpring’s high water made on levees was near Georgetown, Ark., where 800 mert worked for three days to hold the White river in its banks. ^hc..eastern lcvnc noa-_G c»rgf• tdwrf almost broke several times but the crest passed without it giving way. But tlu> same optimistic word. ••There will be no flood this year," is being passed nlong. nnd Jbc farts here arc that Reigh Count beat some pretty good derby candidates, including Jack Higgins, Lawley and Colorcl Shaw-, nnd did it with much in reserve. His time for a mile and u sixteenth was nothing unusual but the colt ob. viouslv was out doing his running over the first hnlf mile in training Dodg on, I.awlcy nnd Jack Higgins and even when he was let down Y/ Lang, he came to the pr.c. with so little effort ns to indicate that he had plenty left i? he needed it, which apparently he didn't. Anyhow, 1 can’t see anything to shiver about in the fact that you have your money riding on the fav­ orite. There,, unfortunately has been ns yes no amendment added to the racing code which prohibits n fav­ orite from losing and it must be admitted that the derby has pro­ duced Its share of disappointing public choices but not in the Inst ten years. Tiie lore of the downs, in fat-, is fast taking on the suggestion that a derby favorite stands up. *? -: ltc. He won. So were Bubbling Ovt r, Morvich, Sir Barton Illnck Gold and Exterminator. They won. Go hack a few years and you will find Paul Jones, George Smith and (tld Rosebud, the record holder— winners nil. . In fact, since tho victory of the filly. Regret, only Flying Ebony really could be looked upon as an outsider nnd there could hnvc been no actual standout in a field such ns he faced. A ll in all. the man is not so dumb who tabes the out­ sider in tlic^derby nowadays, lie N EW YORK. May 15— ( I N ) — is dumhui — old stuff, maybe, but Charles l.ec Smith, president of the Association for the Advance­ ment of Atheism, today awaited sentence, following conviction in special sessions court yesterday of sending "annoying and atheistic" letters and literature to Dr. John Roach Rtrnton, noted fundamental­ ist leader. Smith is to he sentenced Monday, and is under $500 bail. The trial yesterday sited newlight on the personal feud which hits been in progress between the erty diiiiiage. two men for many months. Smith, Levi-.'s Crumbled an attorney, cross-examined Dr. 11*vis's vverr crumbling like play­ St rat on himself. He asked if it things before tno «n g iy Mi'.si'ia- were not true that the clergyman ippi and its tributaries, spring is prejudiced agiiiu-.t Atheism. "1 ruins were falling throughout the am very pitiful for them and have territory drained by the great riv no prejudices," I);-. St niton an­ er ami teirur reign:d throughout swered. the valley. Smith ajs • testified, and denied A few days bark a f i ightened that Dr. litruioti hnd warned him vnlli v ho lied towuid the gi'i'*T to discontinue rending Ills li'.eraM i s s i s s i p p i In r e it welting rap t in thraugh the mnibs t o the mill" nly rs the annual thaw in the n-•1 11 1 i'-ter. II" ndmit’ cd sending pamph­ relit glellt V'l'tunes of water hur- lets to ill*' minister, dealing with ryiliir tuwunl* tile tea Bam Atheism and birth emit i d. adding tin'" iglnoi* A ' I mi-as wa mv.'I' that. "I wai led t•• cun- ert |ir flow iut the I rilmtn* ics. lowland Strnton t o Atl'i'i in and s: \ itaninot I’luti i ti-.i by tile goveinnien* ty. vvhieh would In* a great udlever.. W ile I'overed with water. , vanlog" t o t i i e cause." Tho Mi- . , -11>|it was c l-II g at an Sn:;th said he received large .’•liirniit'g pace. The Tenia'' ee, •pointit' -s nf religimfs pamphlets White, Ohm and Arkan.'in rivei . lied had never thought of protest­ licit' filled to their banks and ing against such propaganda.' Ash * sine, I__ to «l*>* tho nnswered, " I his aesthetic **'«**• cicrgyW ith ' the completion „» wanted flights between Berlin aivi side, if over. It w ill be pw ,iblo * leave Berlin at tu0 o'clock* morning and arrive at L eight hours Inter. Regular Melba, the prima donna, has just w ill bo conducted during .xT returned to her Home In Australia, mcr season at least. • ■ after a tour in whiclj sho spent (TO O L A T E TO ('LASSIE some time enjoying ocean bathing FOR S A L E : One Ico Box J at Honoliflti. *“ .* C ftjc3 ft. Excellent toeJ 213 Sanford A ve. ^ S & ‘g£ j e f A t h e i s t Follower Faces Penally For Annoying Preacher Investigation D iscloses Fact That Mississippi Is Free From Present Menace MEMPHIS, Tumi., May 15."Thc Mississippi valley h safe. There will he no Hood this year. Having reached its crest of 33 feet, the Mits.ssippi River is falling. The annual tha-.v in the northreliar .• already sent its great volumes id water down the Fathers of Wntei olid Hie high stage of the nvci is passed." This in breif. tells the optimi*tic story In il'g passed along to le-idonls of the Mississippi vallev by I lit* weather bureaus of tin Smith i;tul rt' er expei t-. A year og'> the entire vnllri was submerged, the eves of the entire nation w ire trained nn a ...... led southland wheie Hie ill nsipr I ail driven many llimisaiid pe.qde ft>im their h o m e s , eauseil l.imdii'il, ••I death., and millions of d'uhii . |ra|i Berlin.London Flight, cd why he hnd sent nude picture*, TAYLO R For G o v e r n o r K ^yZ U u rm p W H O LE SO M E N E S T H ERE’S nothing mysterious a bo u t the g o o d n e s s o f bottled c a r b o n a t e d bev era ges . M a d e o f finest sugar, c a r b o n a t e d w a t e r a n d w h o l e s o m e taste-tempting f1av or s, t b ey are p u re a n d h c a 11hful. It’s .the c a r b o n a t i o n — per ­ f ec t o n l y w h e n t h e d r i n k is b o t t l e d —that adds that delicious, ta ngy taste. H u y t h e m b y t b ; case. K e e p a f e w bottles always $500 Til Cash Prizes lS l tK* V/l V * l f 1i v n m » t » ( t * ; if (VHltr-li ■'•I* I I’ *' • fi I(r • 1\"tf|ii itt |! filer* M . |« • .i• I |i-.r•t( ■' 1:•%I( •-! Il’i’r . Ui>l i f' f • 1 « *•► . i * •. ». ' be «*4iJfil Ij» belt y O H N S. T A Y L O K , Democratic caniliilatv for CJuvcmor, is u succcssful "dirt farmer"; n larfie grower, sliipper nnd pucker of citrus fruits; a biixinncss man and banker; lias served us f'ounty (commissioner for six years, as S ' it" |l'wires,,,*talive for tlircc terms, 'and ns Stale Senator for tvvo terms. J . y /7 , ' , M ' it B O T H i- R in l.n.r-K i His cvp i'i. rice Im* ftiven him :i brnml nnilerstandir•* «»f farm ami mtrkelirv* problems, cf business and financial questions, of local and slate ;tjfairs. Beware O f Cheap Substitutes Senator Taylor advocates: (1) belter schools nnd adequate school terms; ( 2 ) adequate pensions for ni*ed veterans; (A) child welfare laws and mother’s pensions; (•!) abolition of nceiipntional licenses: ffi) a Workingmen’* Compensation l.ivv; (fi) more and better hgihwny* for all parts of the state; (7) limitation of bond issues. • Senator Taylor’s rceoril is one of constructive accomplishments and of unquestionable integrity. A V O T E FOR T A Y L O R IS A V O T E FOR SAFE, H O NEST NON-SECTIONAL', PROGRESSIVE G O V E R N M E N T Immense popularity breeds imita1 tions. When you call for your fav* orite in NEHI-“ take a good look” see that NEHI appears on the bot­ tle. Bottled Exclusively By CHERO-COLA BOTTLING CO C.J2. (M ack) McKee Prop. FREE charge one ol our moth proof bags. No you do not haye es to be cleaned or pressed. Just simply call 861 and we will your home one or more ot our moth proof bags. 220 Magnolia Ave Seminole Pressery Phone 861 �« r-Vv' ~Jr-* * * »•»*•-* •*— V#* wi :(,f fir*. ■ .•.i.p-yj';vf.:y •M M ■ N * i^ ’ **t**t««*m fn» 'll l»ACr' ) fe?\4* ,. .* . ', ' '**•■■■f •fn:r M b' 111 * * 1 * *\;# V\ !K»I# ;il THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFOltD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1628 ■z~~ =33 > H ie Sanford Herald Poor Psychology ^ -P « lb i M rt*rf t llt m t a n t t »l Mnarfar at F U iM a . t l i t M it M t la A v tau r. LEST W E FORGET MIAM I HEItA1.11 It has been our pleasure during the past few weeks to attend many of the county political meetings and to hear ■» • * * ♦ » ! daaa M atter The followintr editorial is re* never again will the Slate o f ® r t ****\ 1 »**, at U * P M to ttlr e the various candidates for office enumerate their qualifica­ f* F larM a, ■ « < • » a rt at tions, attack their opponents, nnd plead for votes. printed from the Minm: Herald of Florida be afflicted with the brand Among Jn o tM at M a r t* a. W T . them are some very able politicians, a few magnetic orators, Deccnihei* 31, 1920: of politics adopted and pursued by and occasionally one who presents in his-utteranccs much n O L t,A )«n V. D K A N ----------- R t l t i r Practically, - the admin Isink ion the present governor. n . i i p w A n n m : n u ........... t t a u p r common sense, v* * . •* . . Wc may dismiss him with no o f Sidney J. Catts ns, governor of K t n u t j c , i O K i n ..M aaaarlac K d ltor But several seem to have failed utterly in ascertaining the state of Florida has been- worse hope than thnt his private > n tm n c R ira o N B A T B S the depths of the public mind. However skilled they may closed, n few days only interven­ life will he comfortable nnd long • - - t »a * V r a r .... ___________ •T.l>0 a l * Manilla ......„........ . t u t be as politicians in some respects they have, from a psycho­ ing tie tween now iTnd the .time cone'nurd, and that he will never T lir r r M onika ......... .. *1.T3 v j l t t'a r rla r » * t W « t k t a i l logical point of view,, been unable to interpret- the attitude ■when his successor will bo in­ aspire to office again in this com­ o f the citizen in regard to what constitutes a qualification augurated. monwealth. cl ' for office, , The lesson to the peopla or Tlte Herald hns Tjo. vindictive We have heard several o f these candidates, ,wh(f feeling toward the retiring gover­ Florida is contained >n the statettK * s t *" RUTH BRYAN OWEN ,|Ma ann rrlor ttm | t ttm Mh k lltui l l a a nor nnd only refers to his ex­ ment thnt Governor Calls’ ad­ Itaentr i k M u a t n m d j ' u i l r m rrr* might possibly make very excellent office hoUfefo, give as failure 1*1 a ll Ike Ira d ln a events of Ike their paramount reason for seeking the job nothing more periences In office and his going ministration has hedn a S .4 T .S * M j r » w o rld . ' T k r L. N . S. la thence, because the last four for which the people are partly JMOtallr r f f lH r a t I Florida and la than that they need the money. They nre br^ke, they have years have been fruitful in politi­ chargeable. It was bccuuse they de­ Florida must welcome M t t M l m n a l. a wife and a number of children, they are unable to secure cal lessons to the people o f serted the principles o f the demo­ the farmer as warmly ns* she now welcomes the T k o llr r a ld U a m em ber of tk r employment elsewhere, so they are appealing to the public Florida, if they will hut consider cratic party nnd wandered after A adit--------------n o rra a o f rlre u lo llo n o , an on a sympathetic platform to turn o v e r‘ to them .the busi­ ...----radical lenders thnt the state was tourist. The man who them and learn front them. la t t r a a t lo a a l Aaaoelatlan of l*nhworks with n line among A d rrrtla e ra a ad A d r e n la - ness of running the government. Governor Catts had the oppor­ afflicted fo r four long years by the potatoes Is as vatu* ■ **' A re n t* w k lrh rritnlre eark For such men The Herald is, of course, sorry. It deep­ tunity that comes to but very few thG present administrnti n. Those F n bllak er m em ber to aubmlt ta a ahle to us as the man Ik a ta a fk audit of aubarrlptlon ly regrets that the effects o f the boom nnd the depression men of making a grekt reputation years ought to be n solemn warn­ who works with a golf lU ta la o rd er to vrrtr* a b a o la te lr ing to the people for nil time to under adverse circuniitnnres. 1His club among the golf nails. alt elatma o f circulation, aa w e ll aa which followed'should have left numbers of excellent men •*election came to him ns a reaction cento, thnt extremists, theorists, koaeat bnalnea* metkoda. -v* without employment. And we are not asking anyone to front n feeling that there had been radii els are not safe political * —* '—■ | vote against such a man simply because he cannot make a political ehiennery that robbed him guides for this or any other people. WEDNESDAY, MAY t6. r .imlliI.m **■• i ;i ■ fiem living except in an office given him by the public. But wc of a nomination that would have I'ii-irlh <\>nui * ■ f r i t Ins­ do contend that it is very poor politics, very poor psychology, assured hint tho election. Time hns til, l Vela loll, "'ll be m>BIBLE TERSE FOR TODAY i r " -nlrtl. demonstrated that there was no to appeal for votes on the sole ground of needing the job. Our government, city, county, state, nnd national, is politien) wrong Inflicted upon the E V IL DESTROYS ITSELF— governor, nor upon those who sup­ bO SSIN G ’S The merciful man docth (food to quite comparable to any large corporation which has to do ported him. It is also demonstrated Tim that the courts wore, correct bis owu kouI: but he that is cruel with the spending of millions of dollars annually. CITY T R A NSFHR r i1 X*v.'iKViSSBM U troublcth hK own' flesh.— Prov. people are the stockholders,-and HiB^pobtieians, o r statesmen their decisions op the /ewitests H STORAGE CO. TRANSFER 11:17, as the case may be, nre the oTficcrs and directors o f the instituted by the governor, nnd r.i|,i‘ i i I 'ln n ii III„ 1 In a . Iln n ll iit i < i n l i n e ’, S h i , , ti : r a . Hauling, Crating Shipping, PRAYER— 0 lxird, to tho merci­ company. The people should be as careful in selecting their that he was not tbc^ dibit item tic *«lil,- I m c l , I ' n r l i l i l r n and Storage ful Thou wilt show Thyself merci­ governmental heads as they are Ul selecting the directors ,nominee. l * i i „ i „ . sou -inn \. M»i>ti- \ , t I’luifie HIM K . Hril ful, Despite that fact lie became the It M .I'll VV. I.OHS1NG .Mgr. of some corporation in which they may lie interested. Wc cannot imagine a candidate for the position of nominee of another party and was Even in West Florida the newselected because of n temporary president of the General Electric Company going before shifting o f public opinion, the gov­ papers are against Catts. the hoard of directors and pleading for the job because he ernor could *till have ntnde a name , --------- o ■■■■ Tammany Hall recently cele­ is broke and needs the money. The man who obtains such for himself creditable to the state, brated its li'Mth anniversary. Tam­ a position is going to be already a busy man, active in the had lie so desired. many Hall is ns old as it is cor- business and financial world. And in all probability the of­ He did not so desire. Iljs term nipt. fice will seek him and he will accept it at much sacrifice of office has been characterized The place to build your home by incompetence, by a course of There is no doubt in anybody's to his spare time and possibly to his health. action that has made every intel­ People realize that it should he the same in polities. mind that Jim Carson is tearing ligent Floridian linng his head with down the Catts lead, if any.— Locs- Ordinarily public offices are not particularly remunerative. shame. He hemuie a disrupter and butg Commercial. I f a man is thoroughly qualified for the job, he should he a disturber nnd ends h's term with­ able to earn much more* in private Jife. He should accept out a political friend, Th . state The Orlando Reporter-Star a public position simply through a sincere desire to render rejoices that hn goes .it o f office bring* out tho fact that the Repub within a few ijny . ami hopes that service to his people and his country. Heims o f Florida got thrir Hear, He should not seek the job just because lie cannot knocked o ff iaift week. earn a living at anything else. At least he should not let I t is getting po that no one will anyone know that that is his reason. It is very bud On improved City properly at 7 per cent. :t to five jear build a home in the country nnv psychology. E llo n J . M o u g h lO n mora for fear ,nf its being miiPI ---------------------------o --------------------------straight loans on residences. 5 to ” tl year loans on goad tuken for n road house. Loch 1.9 Arbor De Forest Sanford H Realty Co. MONEY TO LOAN , — -■ —o — Leading Candidates For The Presidency A r c h ite c t First Nat’! Ifank llldf. Sanford, Fla. The tittle girl down the street complains that, the trouble with Secretary Mellon's recent statement that "Mr. Hoover most vegetarians is that they are seems to come closest to the standard that we set lor this always beefing about it. high office,” which amounts to a virtual endorsement fcf the Tho gubernatorial race seems cabinet candidate and assures him sevent.v-nine delegates to ho growing more and more into from I’ennsylvana at the Kansas City Convention, has been a fight between Hathaway and received with much jubilation among Republicans who be­ Carlton to defeat Catts. lieve Hoover is the one man who can defeat Al Smith. The commerce secretary's delegate strength, aug­ Bob Holly is back from Wash­ mented Saturday by the momenlus words of Mellon, now 1 ington where he told tho members the 1.0811 o f the Federal Trade Commission stands at 546 or one more than a majority of how he got publicity for tho utility delegates necessarv for the Humiliation. This rosy picture companies of Florida. o f the former food administrator’s chances for being the standard hearer is, however, not without some splotches of Two thousand fake voters have somber color, which are beginning to manifest themselves bcCn discovered‘on the registration 'hooks of Hillsborough county. in the form of rebellion among the grain belt states, which, /Sojneono must He trying to win an believing that Hoover is not in sympathy with their cause, are going to push the “ Hoover can’t win" line of attack in ■election down there the hope of stopping him by convincing party leaders that Frank Culver of St. Petersburg he cannot carry the mid-west slates and will lose in the says thnt if Catts is nominated, populous and wet Eastern states. ho will run as an independent in In tho meantime. Governor Al Smith, that picturesque tho general election. And no douh:, figure, who has risen from the East Side of New York so will half a dizen others. through the various stages o f saloon keener, actor, ward The curly- bird may lie the one jioliticiftn mid finally to governor of his native slate, seems that catches tho worm all rig ht. j o he aniline m/ifpst-iiadly-Louaink^maunw. at ■■llom4oiyT-whoo“bOt some of oub people don't seem the South will again be asked to nominate a man, selected to he bide to forget that it was by the North, whose general makeup, regardless of his tho curly worm that got caught. alleged qualifications,, is diametrically opposed to all that • ------- o------whose The Christian Science Monitor a Southerner considers a paid of a president, ami enino out the other day with a front very name suggests the odor o f a beer parlor and is repug­ page 6tory about Ruth Bryan Ow- nant to Democrats who have come to associate the word vti'n candidacy for Congress. Think Tammany with all that is low and corrupt in politics. of the publicity she will get after I f Secretary Hoover and Al Smith are both successful ahb'a elected.' in the June primary, it will be interesting to see how the Southern States will react to a situation which offers on | , Sinclair Lewis has married the the one hand a Republican, qualified as few men are for 1 daughter of a nicthodisl minister. Evidently the author of Elmer the highest office in the land, and on the other a Demo­ Gantry doesn't think the daughters crat, whose character seems to lie suited more to the part 1 of mlniatcni ure as hud us the of a bartender than of the master of the White House. I 'w I lb J fl |) i lo i- n I Time For Preparation Needed The Business M a n T i m e is m o n e y in busi­ n e s s a n d I m a k e sure m y car is always ready fo r se r v ic e by u sin g C h a m p i o n Spark Plugs. Champion I* llir heller «p»rk plug hecauie It hi* an exclusive nilllmanltr insulator «pecially treated to with* ■tail,I the much higher temperature* of the modern high-comprca• lon engine. A bo a new patented (olid copper, giiket-icallhatremainil ahioluteiy gut-tight untier high compretiion. Special inalyii* elec* trodei which aiturc a fixed >park-gap under >11 driving conditions. h a m p io n Dr. Hutkawuy made u speech in ‘TO BE AT CATTS” DoLand Saturday night, but lie hasn't been back to Sanford since TAMI’ A TRIIICNK Dependable f or Every Engin* he disappointed ail his friends Iasi llxiing the myth usniduous- good, nr better, probability that mouth. Wonder tf he is coming back before election. ly’Tultivateil h.v (he nervous Hath- the high men will lie Curt ton ;lnd away partizaps lo tIn- effect (hat Cults. Then the Hathaway slogan I Joe Tinker, once a famous base“ You must' Vo j e for Hath would have to become: "V o le for hull player on the Chicugo Cubs, in campaign manager for Sidney away in ordci’ to heut Cults" — Curlton In heat Catts " llathu I It is improbable thnt any man " a y ’s friends may honestly doubt J. Catts in Orange County.— Dc on Ijind News You couldn't have said will he elected by firs! choice thnt Curlton will he one of the ; anything worse about Tinker. t w o , hut they knoM' it i* possible, votes only. That is, no man- will TIRES & TUBES and, if they are sincere, their sec­ have a majority. h Too bud that Bob Holly is so The second general y recognized ond choice votes will he for t.'url(JAS & OIL small physically. Ho canT throw hurt proposition is: The lending three ton. S u m !) a vote will not hia chest out nearly as fa r as he ^ AU TO should because the Eustls Luke men will he Carlton, Culls and Hathaway, because as long an he Region is rated the best allround Hathaway—possibly not in that if in the race his second choice ACCESSORIES votes wtl| not lie counted. Turning paper in th* state.— Clermont order, hot those tire the names. Suppose laO.OOO ballots ale now in the Taylor and Ckriun Preaa, PH O N O G R APH S -----------o----------- . . cast, and 60.00 of these I first votes. T h ere. is no reason Nomination of Sidney J. Cattg choice) nip for Cults, 40,000 for why they should be fur Hathaway & RECORDS Mould be on enjoyable morsel for Hathaway, 30,000 for Cnrltou, -"o,- second dpjlgg. The leaders Will tho newly vumped Republican party 000 for Taylor and Carson com­ probably be Carlton and either Save our cash r^^isin Florida, ■ Yes, i f Sidney is nom­ bined. Assume the* 40,000 vtilrd ^Cults or Hathaway ' f H '-_f . _____________________ fe r—tickets- on all inated.— BradcntonHeraldi_yKilh. fo e - Hathawny—fnr rrtTFi TcuTona' curlton and Cults, all votes for five I'amlldutts Jn lHe ruee, vie than "1 prefer Carlton, hut I purchases till* they Hathaway up,, worthies*. I f they nujr »ec that very thing. must vote for Hathaway to bcut arc Curlton ahd Hathaway, and - ■ o ■ i . amount to $5.00 or you prefer Curlton but vote for Bryan Mack. Lakeland new*. CatU." Then only the highest two men Huthuwuy "to beat Catts,■' you more and we will al­ naperman, want* to go to the Jfouaton convention a* a delegatc- remain in the race; the first w.II be terribly disappointed to low you of them ■tsUrre from Florida. Mack choice vote* for the three others find thut C alls is ulready out o f •arved in the teat Democratic Nat. are thrown out— hut the election th* running and.that you ure Jo. in trade. . invention and know* the m IH be decided by the second ing nothing except vote nguinut A S A N F O R D name rope*.. Wo hope he is elected. choice mark* on (he CurlUm- your o\vn preference. --------—o-----------i Taylor-Carson ballots. A cause is growing distressingly plate for your car to Como to think obout it. in the I f you are inclined toward Curl- M'eak when its adherents urge SparJCPlugs Save 5% 5% ) *' iH hi* latest utterance*, whui can't figure out is how Doctor tKcnzie ever got his consent to enter a race for the governorship / in which Doctor Hathaway was al[k candidate.—Tampa Times. I't you suppose Dr. MaeKensic ■ just kidding la th f first ffoco A S ; - . *, ton, there i* no reason why-you should not vote for Curlton first. If Curlton'* first choice votes should be thruwn out, your second choice vote will be exactly as rood as a first choice, if f ur one of the leader*. Put now consider the equally ' w rr. you, "Vote for This, not hecuuse thin is good, hut to beat That.” The chemical constituents of u man are said to be worth, 98 cent* Possibly It is tliut price which cauzeti »om«{ woman to run after them. mm each customer. Rines Service Station ThttM' haling pn.prrli. l.i^ „ r lilt!,., anj nlu r.- in Scnmmlr t "intlv fur Milt' plf.iM’ nu ll) in,' curl) In Idler, sinipli Matiiq; the fuel, anil c i i i n j (he iiinnlifr of mut acpuralf pii'crs, \ bum foj huumlory description ami fin tli-pkii lealiiicn " i l l llu-n fie mailed lo )ou that )nur liditiKH (wideim minership shmi n unlemi .yint so desire) limy appear nn ((duller I’ uhlicil) Sheets " ill need Mime time In get .ill phases i,| a nun I, pi.uliiuhlc svslem m preselitalile shape, I■tinners,*—please tlun'l hired In write llnise “ Crop Prescripfiulis" and he. sure ta* sign ymir name In them. Smli a (realise " i l l he a small matter in inn (nil a ‘ (.real l.ifp i n llur (u n n il's New Cili/emt, " i l h >on for Seminole unlit dial name hecumes u synonym fur \\ Inili'Minie Prpsperily. ____ H.A.Speir Sanford Florida C h ic k s getfromPurina LIFE and GROWTH F -■> ,r « Prescriptions Filled Promptly And Accurately Sanford ■• . Announcement W e wish to thank our many friends for the generous patronage accorded Couch’s) and to announce that we have disposed of the Columbia Phonograph and Record *j Agency to the Melton Electric Co., 321 Sanford Ave. COUCH’S NO TIME TO EXPERIMENT (Editorial In Tallahassee Daily Democrat) Sometime ago thin paper expressed its intention to eurli eabinet r-lficer. So far only tno have opposition, the <om?| troller and Commissioner of Agriculture. In looking over those announced for Comptroller, perhaps ihcl most important office in the State, M’e lind one Emory Sjvjtl Martin hut lately come into the state from Alston. lleorgi»,l wlicrc he was president and cashier of the defunct state liankl the Citizens Hank of Alston, which failed miserably nnd fm «hicn| be was severely criticised. We believe he should have reni.iir.el| up there among his people and lived down his responsibilities C them rather than come down here seeking high office so soon an*'I asking that the whole banking system >4 llu* state he plnml im F del his supervision. To think far a moment that the pv,,|,k‘| w'-.ultl eonsiih i such a thing ridirulous. Another aspirant is Judge .1. It. Stewart, state senator af'!| ludroad law yet from Fernnnditm. I'lu* fact that he was a tncabci i f the Inst legislature ought to dispose of him in the nun:* at the |mo pie. However, if that is not enough it should he rr-l membered that he was ptesent and voted down every uin-ndmiotl olfeicd m lighten the liuiden of the infamous I’onneis' Hightva:. [ bill and he did not vole against it on fin.*, passage thus pcimii ting such an lonpiitous Ium to pass without oppos'Mg it by vulu I or vote. \ law about which Mi Just tee Brown said placed blank state cheek of unlimited amount in l't»* hands of t " " me:. elr. Neither dues the record >h. v. thru Smiitor Steuait inti's ilmcd ai.y banking bills ot pio, "'Cit a l l ) i . o.rd al bank legiskilion during the last session ot (he legi ' Tt,: ■ The ndl call .ot* ' shoe him interested in th* ( .M ots' lughua) bill, li.it •«1 1erin; | nothing to letnedy those ti l i ng- about ulmli be i> now coii.pliin. mg M "ieo vii, it 'liouid !■ u iiii I'llii iiil that the huge la hoi’ l lines ot the stale are now imiti ting a portion of their tav h 'l lovnb.iig i e 'i Hues of |>t it.-•t ally e v il) county and spei.nl 'ill**"1 'I ilistrst in tin* state us well a those nf th.- state its If nnd hr'. Inought injunction agnut-t the comjitrollei to prevunt In- ei forcing the collection of such taxes It successful the las bin delis of the people will be meti .••.cd m p ioportion to whtih tlio | of the railroad* are leMei 'd be*au:-e so much revenue nnisl *' raised each veni The annul.>1 mvol.eil in the ra.e Me ale (alkt.i't about is idioie a inillfon dollar It is the la « that (he railroads nnisl return their propctl) to the comptroller r*er) tear tar taxation— if lie is satisfied " ith such return the comptroller nun mcept them and that is th” end ol it. Ernest Amos lias ne.i t accepted the i ablations as re-1 turned hut has called in the railroad assessing board, composed *'f the comptroller, attorney .general and state treasurer, « hich laiaril has fixed the assessment annual)). The railroad Un* have increased annually from ? 1,7tip.tl00 in 1917, taxes for li'K to $6,11(11,00(1, taxes for 19J7 llu* rectiids s Iuim- that Ern?*' Amos os comptroller himselt put unou the tax hook* rndroal inopeities theretofore escaping taxes which has brought in ift' eiiucs annunlly to the state, cotitiiies aitd special districts amount­ ing to $.itij,itjii.6.i to say notlung abuut m hat wax paid cilir,* ani t omus on the same properties So this paper believes that h*' much is at stake to turn this important office over to u railre*! lawyer lo admintsler. especially since the records slioM- that h1 ani) assisted the railroad in the passage of vvhut is known a* tbe cul-oft bill at tlie last session of the IcgiKliure, allowing th" railroads to tharge shippers freight on it long mileage hind which was curried by shoit mileage through the cu t-off. This paper goes on record in saying thnt Ernest Amu# ha* handled the hanking situation with which h * hns been confronted as well a- any other man could have done urn.u- the sume condi­ tions. Mr Martin, Mr. Stewart or Milter anybody else. It is C*‘n' erall* conceded that the great slump in kll lines of business the losses sustained throughout the slate the pH»t two yeuis, th? fall in deposit* in state banks at the rPtv „r .. per hum f„t -tLi-i>' banking iiusines* hour fo r twenty of* .consecutive month# wn# enough t„ wreck the financial machine* completely. 1 Ije wonder is more did not go. But the situation has been stabilized and we ure again on the upgrade. Deprived of additional help, so much needed, by veto power at a critical tune we soy Ernest Amo* ha» accomplished wonders. HU ad­ ministration has been economical, efficient and considerate. A man with a working knowledge of »|| *lttte business honest, tried and true, and with it nil exemplary habits. Bauman Bros. PURI ' It i» a well known fact that the comptroller has many other responsible duties to perform besides supervising state bitiiksm fact, if the banking department were removed he would st'11 have us much wank to do as other cahinui members. Phone 82 "The Stare Wilh the Checkerboard Sign’* 1113 Sanford Avq. E. First St, Senator Stewart does not. seem to possess any special iptahficalions for this important office— lie has had no banking ex­ perience not any other touching the important duties uf the oh fice, neither lias it been shown that he is fitted for it by tempe" ament or habit*. ROM the time chicks step out of their shell.-,, they look to you lor protec­ tion and care to live and thrive. Poultry yard facts show that more than *xi f, of the chicks fed Putina Startena and Purina Bahy Chick Chow live and grow rapidly into plump broilers and early laving pulkU-itaUit sound business economy to feed Purina, which saves 9 out of 10, instead of average mixtures on which 5 out of to chicks die? Come in and let us sjiow you how 10 save chicks and get litem to early maturity. 116 West First Street — Tampa Time t ( • ( ). I I - K. Second St. C BL i SA N FOR I) RON I) A N I) M O IM l; A ( a : ministers the mselves ■ business property. The Friendly D rug Store! 2>.ney’s The people should investigate the qualification, o f tho* nmning for office most catefully before pledging or giving their v. "? Ump tn «P e rlm c n t in this the most Import­ ant office up here in this critical period of the state'* hl.torT* Ctrl *r '//* In the job. l’roVen himself * good citltcn and an ' xemplary hab.t. habit* am! and -1^7 * e * M,b* r a" ‘l of vacmplury Keep a good niun In! O'aid Political Advrrli*cm rat), r< V j i �».■ •J i \ & the SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA,. WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1928 a i t 't r n r 'h i i p r p '/lce*T«lepl>o*>e 148-MRS.-FAECES. DAIGER,.Socioly Editor Residence Tel. 37 ■ial Calendar t-eU Chapter No. 2 0. E. S id regular meeting at 7:0(1 id the Masonic Temple, Lm be initiation. -.don recital, “ R iley.w ith .pictures." by the entire ex. Vrcti: Story Hour nt 10:01 t at the Library. ffcnrli'5 P. Vincent him re. jtinmo from I aureus, i to accompanied 51rs. Vinf ho uill spend several weeks , relatives. . M ONDAY (tani meeting of tin* as Jli- s'omtry Society o f tho (d-sl "rllureh will he lie id ut ,'dixk ai the church, tcatiie Hom'd o f the Pye-byi Auxiliary will meet at 0:00 1st the church, ijvr Baud i.f the Pre sliylertnn jiy "ill meet at IISIO o’clock i rhim'lrt Kiev eeting of the Auxil[’ resliylei-'tin Church l the .church at 1:00 Kindergarten Class A t P rim a ry School H as' Com inencemcnt The ninny friends of .’dr-. .1. G. Rail will regret to learn that she i- HI at nor home on Magnolia Avertue,' • * •t , Plays, songs and readings were on .the program o f the South Side Kindergarten commencement cxer. etsea hold last Friday in tile primnry school building. Little Jul. linn Baumel was elected president o f the pIasS|trupi .(other officer.-, clto^en wbfe Mob It* Chapman, vucpresident; Jean Harrison, serre* tary; Kent Kosrollcr, Jr., treasur­ er, nnd Ernest Baker, cia s puei, *JA!I the children o f the rlu-i hail parts in the exorcises. Among the ToAtures on the program were "L ittle Iteil' Riding Hood,” “ The Farmers in the Del!" nnd Mother Goose ehametor*. Mi.< Tessle McRnM.hr.d charge o f the exercises. T, W. Lawton, county school sup­ erintendent. awarded the diplomas. Nell S lew’ll r l and W a rile Ed­ wards read between Scenes. The Graduates are: Inex Williams, Jimmie Lee Itomaml, Jean Harrison, Louise Bolt, Mahle riiapman. .lullian Baumel, Kara Jt aaelto Chittenden Laijra Kehmcll, Kent llo'srvfter. Hick Brown, Mary Elizabeth Kchmell, Dorothy Fox. Ernest Bake:-, Wade Singletary, Helen Ktnotlioff, Jack llauney and It ill White, 51rr. Edward I . Marked I left Wednesday for Jacksonville Nvhcrc she will spend a few days. Church Croup Enjoys Party Last Monday 9dar.i , Mrs. ,1. C. •II. JTW g a c ififw ere Virginia Law. ton, Lucy Marshall, Doroth^ Cirrtr Numbqr I-Ymr u( the Pres* Marshall. Doris Dattern, Rebecca hylerlaii ChUrili uut Motldey' a f­ tnined a number o f her friends Wilson, Eloise Winn, Hilly Crouch, ternoon aiAhm iom e uftH < chah‘-' ' most delightfully Saturday nftor.. Braxton Perkins, Ilnruld llamil, mar. Mrs. H. C. Du Hose, on Oak \ noon at a swimming party nnd pic* Gilmer Steele, Joel; iriftfu.ll, Jack Avenue. Thirteen melibor.v were t nir at Silver Lake, Tucker nntl Dick Hnltsclnw. * The.afternoon was merrily spent piv eat. The chairman opened the ttioitin-* w itlr■reading the ninth l with swtjnming, games ar.d other „ 5Irs. \V. II. Luulh and Miss chapter of Luke, verses 10 to 17, j pleasant forms o f diversion nnd at Chnrlott Lauth. o f Fort Myres, especially ‘emphasising the com­ i dusk a bounteous picnic supper who hava been the guests o f Mr*. I was-served, The ehnperoncn for the mand of Jenva “ (Jive Ye Them to Eat" ns applied to the women j t affair were Miss Murgarct B. W.C.Lauth at her homo on Union Young, Mrs. E. J. Routh, Miss Avenue, left Wednesday for their the church. This being the celebration of the Velnta Shipp and Miss Mary Fin- home. 51r. ntid 51rs. Hawkins Connetly Local Auxiliary's "Birthday" the aunounre the birth of n daughter "Visible results o f Our Birthday on Tuesday. May t5 at tlie Fer- G ifts" was read. An announcement nald Laughton Hospital, was made o f the birthday party to he helii ' by the Auxiliary at the Mrs, Clyde L, Byrd and two next soda! meeting, May 2k. Bible slmly was conducted by . mall daughters Betty Jena and Mary* 5Iarje live expected to re- Mis. G. lb Stewart, the circle llible tun i home ' Wednesday fruit A r. ieai her, after which a social hour endin where they have been visit­ was enjoyed. ing her parents Mr. and Mrs.Make Way. GAUD OF T H A N K S Mrs. G. F. Smith returned home 1 wish to express my most sin­ Tuesday noon from Louisville, Ky., cere thanks and appreciation for where she was called hy the illness the many expressions o f sympathy, o f her sister. telegrams and lovely floral o ffe r ­ ings sent me on the deuth o f my , 5fr. nnd Mr-. E. E. Page nnd father A. A. Burbanks. baby sp' tit the \yeek-oml very pleasantly at Jacksonville, visiting friends, , IVES JiA llTY 5Iiss Marjorie Katuier leaves Saturday for Mohilo, Aln\ where given |»y Atimi Ignore Brown, Sat­ she will accept a po-iliim us lin- urday evening at her home in Pino otype operator. hurst. The evening Was merrily spent with games ami nt a Into Mrs. Ollie May Mi engcr spent hour , refreshments of cake nnd the Week-eml at J:u hsunvilla with punch were served. her mother, Mis. N. 1.. Junlnii. Those enjoying the hospitality . Mrs. dmk Ktnim amt two young of Anna Lenore were Juanita Me Mullen, Virginia Barnes, Oliv-Kl sons, left Wednesday afternoon fo r Chicago, Ilk, when' they will Brady, Thelma Tew, Margaret spend the summer with Mrs. Giles and Louise Qunnlock. 5lnr\in I'ixi.m. ,,f Atlanta, Ga„ was jo llie city Tuesday attending to business. Relieved without "dosing.” Rub on England ir just taking up idea n| placing number* on hacks t f football players spectators may identify them Ovtff Zl MltlinN Jaws U&toycAHLV G hlw , L. I*. Hagan ami Airs. E. H. [I hnSli\-«es, i. K. (i Chare will entertain idyy * t. her home on t ink r.t : oil oT Im1k honoring S. O. < base Jr. Croat Human Drama! To-Day Only ed girl* and nt*nno o’clock a tempt jpg four course luncheon was *erv ’A IN 8 C IR C LE Cirrlo number Five o f AJv® FTrtl Pn*sbyt«riaM” *A«n! delljtbuun?! entertgitrad at luncheon, Mornldy nt-thc home o f .Mr*,. G.-1L Brown on Pnrk Avenue, ns the guests of Mr*. Ilrown and Mrs. G. H, Elliot. • An abundance o f lovely .Spring flowers were used with plenaing effect, and the ainall luncheon tanlrs were centered with crystal baskets filled with sweet poas. Places o f the guests were desig­ nated by card* done in old fashlon- M g-*m e*Itffltheo>|7 . held, presided over by the cIpUr* man. Many maters o f much imparlance to the circle were dineuMed during the afternoon. There w h y IS members Mr*. Francis E. Bolt returned homo Saturday from Everett, Mass., where she was called by tho death o f her father. Pants Men’s Seersucker •Pants $1.49 Shirts Men’s Blue Chambray W ork Shirts Men’s Scout W ork Shoes $1.95 Suits Men’s $27.50 Suits $15.95 Hats N ew Wash Fabrics Celancse Voile .• Dimity and Batiste Now patterns in Floral de­ New pattern prints on light signs and Polka Dots. grounds', 36 to 40 Inches wide. $ 1.65 yd Balloon Prints For Kiddie clothes, inches wide. Evorfast. N ew Lingerie Cloth Pink green, yellow, blue, white. 36 incite* witle. Shoes Ladies .James Murray Eleanor Boardman One Pumps N ew Prints Tissue Gingham ■ Polka Dot designs on white Plaids and grounds. 31! inches wide. cheeks. Fast colors. Thursday Morning Special W hat A Picture Com ing _______________________________________ _________ I om or row •rtTe nuulr '"t v - i*,r When nil Ime im ■ l * t Itcu d u km| t»f, fill i• .Iii.htnl «»M »M1 the Mimliiy F.-ho.il M ime I vi m run111. ted hy Mr* l! F. I <■ ■| ■*'•-, study h i - 1 »Imu mutt. At il lute h o u r tile ho tee- served "rozeit 11 oil sillud. .-lilt ine*. o l i ve ’, um h ami c uke. J lur ing t he uec * ng of I : I n shimnJ . Mi*. Hoy II. ’’ippin il d' ght c i l t h r me mbe r s with i n u m b e r of aceonii;in solos. Memlors in ntUmlnnco were Mrs. .Meiriweatlu r, G, I.cwi*. Mrs. ’ tra.lli J, Mrs. It. I .Mo- le. Mis. a . ’ Hull. Mrs. I! r. Cooper. Mrs. M. L. F«’ \. Mi ■. I- T. Sh nlierd. Mrs. II li K istn e. Mis. Robert 1. Wiiliaios, Mrs. .1allies L. Murphy, Mr*. Glenn Tinker. Mr-. *eye R. l ipp a. ami Mrs, C. A. Vodersoii. Mi W. 1 . Klivkci ivut* ■* -at C’hildrrti,H ono'Stiap Pump Id -1.none* |jj(, lYatiircs (-’nr The Regular Admission Price**—-Think O f,.11! .. Esther Ralston in ".SOM KHIING A L W A Y S H A PPE N S," mystery TOiTF, Dresses 72 x 90 and 80 x 90 Ladies Silk Dresses at Old Tim e Prices D IM IT Y BED S P R E A D S 1 Fast colored blue and gold striped R egu lar price $2.00 A Added Feature 'i ■■ Ladies House Dresses Warner Gland in "GOOD T IM E C H A R LE Y Phoenix Hosiery Mark the Great Day with Jewelery GRADUATION DAY looms m i largp in the life of a young girl Hint It dcrtervcH to he marked hy a gift of apec ial preriouhtii-hs. Among the many attractive items we have specially priced for this purpone, note Hie following: Newest Voiles One Lot Figured Voiles worth 50c yd Yard Popular P ro -F ile Heels Semi-Service W eigh t A ll Colors Pure Silk Flat Crepe, Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepe. Yard. Models in Ladies x 90 seamless Sheets xiWrist Watches Princess Family Day To-Day : $15,00 up Only Showing T w » Western Feature Thrillers For Our Regular Priren O f 10 And 2& C«tnt*! itra Feature Special Feature aek Holt Rin-Tin-Tin * Satin goods ore arriving dally among which you will Hurriy find the ideal, g ift fo r (he Graduate. Other Gift Suggestions: Neck pieces compacts, Mesh bags, Fountain P en s.. . , “t h e w a r n i n g ' k Ihrlller o f (lip big "e »’t—don’ t ruih- il! “ R IN T Y OF T H E D ESERT” The popular dog »>tar la HM' best picture he ever made fivciy Wednesday. In Harjiain Da.v Al The l’tinrc^ I'lione 357-W $1.59 ] Ginghams 32 inch French Ginghams 50c values Yard de- Tot'ontl and’ tJcslhexs ration wsj Old Time prices at The Old Time Sale' Look! Men’s Straw Hats N ew Prices 10 And 35 Cents MILANE linen’s* Auxiliary Has Tuesday Pa PAGE TU RKS MISS P O W E L L KN TERTXTN S Strums Imithei TU E S D AY ill Imparl merit of I tie a ' i Chib will have ■ fort lyfridge party at 2:.'!d o'clock (dull h o ’, with Mrs. Fr«>d -> Florsheim Shoes For Men �FACE FOUR THKs/lW FOIII) HliltALU. SANI'QUI), FLOIUUA, WEDNESDAY. MAY 10, IMS iS^TtfOF THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,TLQRIPA, TVEPNESDAY, MAY —— — — — — —^ L M ra . Joqji 0 . J. Rflllwythciv. Jfrjnpc Butterfly c'omt'S^nnil I R U N N IN G f o r r e - e l e c t i o n Lake Mary [ [ M r s .’ del ifalbr in r l o m 'i » i t K - 0 1 q « r * n » M c K to ] - Kjoblpiti, the disgust tifQ yccn Ro*V und j Mr. and Mrs, James Hums spent• Green leaf Printem Lily. ’ __. the week recently at St. Augustine’ table was decorated with several Mrs. Fred llnlt was honored rif‘ mtd'^ncksonvillc uutl motored to1 bouquets o f beautiful flowers mid other points o f Interest cn route. * the truest* were agreed in declar* cently by u number o f friends with Mr. and Jlrs. C. S. Emerson left ing this passion one to he rcinom- n stork shower nt the home of her | in their enr lust Thursday for" hered. This j* thjj first o f regular mother Mr*. II. I>. Durant. Mrs. their home In East Derry, N. If. monthly meetings to lie held the Holt was the recipient o f many and tho city of Brussels begins Mrs. Emerson Sr., Mrs. Tuwnlcy,■ first Wednesday o f each mouth. slipping behind. The nose o f the Mrs. Ilowley, Mr. Jewell who have The class being invite,t to m od lovely g ift * and Ijcr Mother'served plane is headed over the Rhine. The been guests o f .\Irs. and Mrs. Em­ with Mrs. T. A. Greenleaf the delicious refreshments. The new day was warm, the cobins have erson also left lust week for East first Wednesday in June. W A SH IN G TO N , May Ifl.(IN S ) their windows open. Derry, N. Ih The members o f the graduation Walker is the only theme o f con­ thii We are soon over the city of Government ’regulations of V. J. Spendlovc who recently thus of.1tho hake Mary School versation in the Durant and Holt Louvain, the city that was sacked bituminous coal industry is pro­ and burned ut the time of the Ger* vided for in legislation prupo*nls had the misfortune to'break his were present to hear thy Hue. hoiDi'hold* these day*. arm is able to. have name removed ralaiireate Sermon Sunday ' night H. Crosby moisted by T. A. man invasion but now all that is o f the United Mine Workers made from the1 east. at the hake Mary Community ■Greet:leaf have recently finished gone. The countryside Is dotted Mr. and Mrs. Alden Moody left 'Church, and a large number of .tho kiiMlrtgarl j* tabic and bench* with farms. The country is thickly public today by the Senate font Wednesday for their home in Sol* friends mid parents filled ti»e com* ••* and a -and !> f ■■r the primary populated and flying over it is Investigating Committee. Senator Watson (It) of Indiana, ishuty, Muss. niodioiis * building. The* order of inenibet* of tlwS'inday School <f different than fying* over the broad chnirman o f tho committee, said the Community t.'h'ureh, also ►i»v Iuntcnnntcd areas o f the middle Mrs. Candilie Milliard left Wed­ lie would introduce the proposal in ve< in th' raldnet ftir the k,iu;heii. west in the United States. nesday for Itinphamptori, N. V. hill form in the Senate today and * . Over Wnr Fields M i*. Hildreth .who >pfni '.I1" Mis. Milliard hits been spending move fo r its consideration. winter' vx.itli Mrs. W. E. fo ie iv't The plane rooms over Tirlcmont the winter with her daughter Mrs. A bituminous coal commission last week for her'.Jionit* fii Townnml then Namur and Leige, iin* o f five members appointed by the tV. (i. Fcrguspn, portant points in thu World Wnr, semi, Mas*. Mothers Day was observed at a president would he created ns the The pilot in a few minutes more Mr- Roy Howell, Jr., ami chil* regulntory body of the industry special service at the Community motions to me and I watch him dren .•.pent the week end at Hu-ti-. under the measure. The hill was Church on Sunday morning. There report our position by wireless tel­ The Tier tin cln >s o f the- latke drawn by Henry Wnrrum, of In­ was. a record attendance nt Sunday ephone to the control towers nt Mai v C 'nimiiniiv Church recently dianapolis, counsel for the United School ami preceding the church Brussels and Cologne. . organ'’ cd a* follows: servic es each mother was presented Mine Workers. The smoking chimneys o f MucsMr*. M. V. Evans, president: The commission would have pow­ with a beautiful rose furnished hv tricht and Aix-hcChnpelle pnss be** er to set maximum prices for coal, the l.adies Aid Society •.ml dis. \|t (. Willimfi Dunn. See. and Tn i s Song: Giul Ho Willi You nenth us. Sandpits and kilns are and operators would ho granted trihuted by the following young P, Ik'iH'iligtion: Rev. Mr. -iin * : Mr'. Alb'T* Whitaker, plainly discernnlde. We mount to licenses to run their mines. Com* Indies:— Miss Alum Cochran, M rs., Th* ni|isiinr , the 3,000 font level and pass over panics operating under the pro­ l.uveria Mouth, Mrs. T*. *7.immei • ibi, 'ffiuywlay ^ouxuiiitg, May 10 qT tj|c School hodse n ndmlx‘1' of Hergheim. The pitot p a w d - t * f e M w r t t o t e d ' by W.* man, Mrs. Howard Hoteler. Pre’ . . _____ ___ , te a note.and told me to observe th e1 Sherman — and Clayton anti-triHt reding the sermon Rev. James j Alii.' Kipp's pupils nppi-nt'i-d in a chimneys beneath tin which were laws, nnd with the consent o f the Thompson ehristeiied the two ehil- t , Mrs. Kiitherioo Watmus and ..nt't play, “ The Fairy Wmids." 900 feet high. . Mi X;iili*. Lirrluird expect to were pi..... lit t II commission would In- allowed to .dreti yf M is. Floyd Jinkins whose A good mi ml The Rhine soon reappears wind­ from selling |>onlx mol other co­ ’husband was killed in an lire idea I u. yiug iIii« piny and rttdii c « - In leave H ’ -'I'd. o f Maw hv m<*t«i ing like a tiny ribbon beneath ih operative bodies to further market-^ several wi eks ago. The older child Air-. 15. Kipps lor exe< lie'll 'rain, fo r .M-.otr- -e. Pit., stoppin e a* ami then Cologne. Yes, there is ing’ -of coal. Operator* would not wat christened Ella Louise and irg. Tlio cliaractcTa wen a* fob p old • ih i'dllto. the' fumed cathedral. Its whole be allowed to force tin r employe- the baby who is but a few week* Mr. and Mi-. William Evans and hulk seems to dominate the city. i bililrcn fmin Tnmpa npent the to work under a labor rontrnct old was christened kloyd Jr. Tlii* Edith, Christ inch ( Vli . The pilot switches to hi.< receiv­ prohibiting membership in a union wiih followed by a solo by .Mi •. Hiisi Wliitaliri*. Fniii-"* week i i ! with Mr. Evans motlu-r. ing set, gets tlic/vykny signal to uner the hill. L. P. Hagan, o f Sanford, pre-cut representatixY' in the |cgi.«. * , Janies Thompson. IteV. Thompnoi Ifnee, R i i i Ii Reivlie; K m j land and throttles down the motor. Mine inspection with a view to in a most appropriate sermon paid \ i chic from Siqninole I'o u iity in Group T w o . Mr. H a g a n is t uniiiiii# Brown; I ’ rim e We bank sharply and circle down production cost*, safety device.' j high tribute to all mothers. ila itiel llrow'fi: I ’ r i i i n " civet inn on i, p latform based >ul h i ' servic e tn the . ..tint y ,lun and coal grading would lie n t lie I lilt ll Hllltci'fjl'lil: f'lnVi I', T years in llie stale's la w m a k in g body. His p la tfv rm i„f Mrs. W aller Flniidcr'. propric blinds of I he cmu iniss11iii, mnl coal tor of the 'I i ram ie Shop, leave I .owe: Madam Tulip. B land eeoMidii y. milled under its xiipcrv ixinti would >n; .liinipiil, I lia ilie Ifini;: May tlx lor three limuth at her be classed a* "government irtudcd" old home in II l b '. N, II. She > Biilti i liy, Paul King; Nil i ofleltlig at reduced |»»,»i"- m«# I of I 'a i l u Hull l u ll'm i; Piiinhl, N o coal t o il.panics would he ill l'roliihilion Shake-up *-l apli toll. New Vmi lice stork ami i *. in'll-. io lun a l.llfle I ill lit .in , Cniv Slip, v of the lluffulii d. v I ^ ^ (Legal Ads) P.tnforit," Fla.,''~May Tlth John Mr InrIf. *VhftlrmAh. Itoaril of County CoitiniUw Strides In Aviation,Field; COLOGNE, Germany, May 1C, ( I N S )— Ilclgium, for a -.mail cou Romance Between Prince A n d School Girl Diraws N otice O f Entire W orld Mr. Matsudnira. He, diffidently, declared his duughtcr was too young and also tluit such a high honor could not lie r«nlerred upon his fnmily, which ranks ns that of a commoner. Meantime, Prince Cliichibu went abroud to study in England and, on Christmns Day, I92fi, his father, the lute Emperor Taishu, lowed tu op eilite W'llliolll lici |i'l fi'im the I'ouiniisHMin, and any sliipping of liilumiumis coal in viola­ tion of the provisiutis o f the act would he subject to a fine o f from $1,91)11 to $.rit0llll for eat Ii day’s shipment in violation nf tho measure. The measure provides for the is­ suance of n "secondary license" *n coal companies who do not w'sh employ labor. Sin Ii roittpunics, hov ever, would not lie allowed to ini poke any sort of Inlmr runtlarl-nn | the >r workers and th eeommission would lie employed on I lusty day's notice upon proof thnt 'he corpora lion had refused to comply with I died. I ii December iif last year, bow| ever, the year o f Imperial mourn- 1 ing living virtually at an end, the ) sulijev t was reopened Count A i'I oka l-idiuyniiitt, u close ’ pentotlitl I friend uf Aiuhnx' iidi r M a tsudiiil'n. ' was dispiitclu d a* a inesseugei uf CqtD' lie v*v VAtt and Regan, New York. P-i Ilillllilli.Ht I at ild l : We-' " f an oi'gani/.utimi. \ general shake-up in pml.ibi j men now under uniu li" ii i. d g .iu i'tr a turn I'jj this led. in: | diveitrd the nleuhol ill- ' 1 i> t wa fo ie i a.-t toilav ns :i Dixlriet Attorney Iin Ininie uf Airs, vl \ r.vans un I ..• Maty. Mrs. Katherine I Wattmi . teacher of the 1 111" and All- .Mil. ton Birclinid made all-the at langt inentv and dinner was served mi I Wi» |oiig t.lble- at mu. 11. Tlin*plcsent vveie Mr- Wat rolls, AI 1 Iin 1 linril, A ll' I A Gi eenli.i: Mrs. Ihn lire lu gel'iill. Mi- .liilm Thiini|i»oii. All < II I ’ro'by. Mi Albeit Wliitalter. Mi x. W M Dunn. tesiilt ot' tlie iiuliv .'incut unimunVi il vesteidiu o f tw o fniilll'e lieiujs. and lilul e thilitw a il’ixen o ffic ia ls ,, o f III- B u ffalo c i i f o r t I'.iunt tifiee T h e oeii'C 1 lunged 1- illegal il ' v : • ion ali'oh I from the plant I •I •• lllii " i \! ol'. 1 1 oinpam liei • !| o Ip .-i a- 1 l l a i i 'i i , o f Nn\> ' , f " t no 1 |•f " l t 11Ml -ii a d n i h u s pl'.Jon. _ OPENS MODERN AIR-RAIL L I N E ERA OF TRAVEL of Inc rord Motor Company; Fa.lc Reynolds, president nf the Nation, nl A ir Tinnsport, Im\; Daniel M. Fchcafer, fh h r or IVunxylvunift paMeniA*r transportation; James C. Wills.,,. 0f Louisville, K y „ und William H Vanderbilt. ' The company will begin business with $5,000,000 capital, all of w'hich haa been subscribed. Cop. fidt'Ufc in the |,r,il.rt 'Vi1' ii 'b lnVtd oy the rise nr nir|duue stocks' in Wall Street following min ounce, ment o f the format inn o f the new company. It 1, understood thof If Colonel (Charles A. Lindbergh change.q hia mind and decided to affiliate with a commercial cor. ration this new organisation will more than pleased to offer him a remunerative position. G Kiwanis Club Plans Ladies’ Night Party Lake Mar)’ and Geneva musi­ cians furnished the. entertainment for the Kiwanis Club at its week, ly luncheon today. The program • M In charge of Frank Evans, of o| l.cirvvn. Un ‘ hi- pt<iffr:iui wvic M ivn Opal I M c h , v '" I'l.is i, mol Mi s b> Peters. p iji.M ,. .if •;,.*■ ••vn. Olid Y,|g!* TV.Hill T, viidllilel. o f L a l.o M s / ). A ladies' i iglit I'oiiliuilU'i' i'iuiipi>.cil of E. I*' l.tuio, Ray Fnx, tl. K. Mycix R. II. II. ig was iipixiinti'd in ns;tL< arrangi'itU'iils fo r mi cnlcilamni.'iil ii, the near flit 010 . Next Week will bo iiniiiveisuiy week. J. I.. Mm eli­ cit e and Ray l'<>x will have elniigi of the program. Telephone Company To Issue New Stock BOSTON, Ma.'s., May Iff.— (I N S )— Diri-clora of the • Ainoiicsii Teluplioni'ajul Tclcgruph Com­ pany today nuthnrizrd the ia»uam->’ to. shareholders o f $185,000,(100 new capital stock. The stink will lie sold at par, and slock holed is of record June first will have the right to subscribe for one new 'bare held. The American Tel and Tel Cor­ poration bus total authorized cap­ ital of $1,500,000,0 0 of which about . . . .. $1,100,000,000 is outstanding ul _ _ this time. The makcl price o f ou t-.---standing stock is $105 a nhare, i,nH! < the rights to subscribe to the new LO! stock are worth about $10 a aharv. u Directors declared * the regulai loo. quarterly dividtnd o f $2.25 a ahi»re. 2 8 0 . llSS, " --------fc . tin, P ® lnc Time rates on request. | The reduced ra te s a re Lnsecutivo insertions. for I Six words o f a v e r a g e le n gth counted a line. I Minimum charge o f 30c f o r Ifint insertion. • f A l l advertising is restricted Ih proper cla ssificatio n, t lf an error is made The SanL r f Herald w ill be responsible [hr only ono incorrect insertion, fk id vtrtiscr xor subsequent Eytionti. The o f f i c e should be raetified im m ed iately in case o f [trior. L . t d ^ v t e w se r s • x M c n io rrlto ifls , (J a s a m i I n ilig c s iiiin 9— Instrucllons columns tells o f the daily satisfaction they S LE E P W E L L on a genuine Bcuutyrc.st mnttress. Price $39.50. Gilbert M cGriff Furniture Co., 25 E. Church SL, OrlamloT ’ -**' X P.. MCFKRRIN’S health foods or L'tfrature delivered. Phone 82ti-J 1MM0NS ACE Springs are jolutcly guaranteed to pl( albert McGriff Furniture Co l Church St., Orlando. . S P E C IA L weekly rates nt San­ ford’s home-like liotel. Seminole Hotel. 15— Apartment For Rent y « tested for glasses by Dr D»vis. Oppoxite i.ourt House. rjr.Mc or Granada I> a’ Gingct Ale call 703. Prompt Delivery. STItODL’ ClNG lin g 's Ture Pork Siusage. 117 MngnoTta Avo. And Found FIN’ D genuine Kiddie 1 Gilbert M cG riff FumiF. Church St. Orlunds. 0ST: ihr<*4» key* on keyring Finder please return to 23C. ilimlto or Plume 210-J. Service F U R N ISH ED l rooms; bath Downstairs. Close in. 211 Laurel Phone P.10-W. >>.'1 \ 1' i j i Vr for t'.r I „|,v -nd t-.il Jo ' thr I.tUitL air now :, . ,,C(| brvriagrc l,rc.,e-c ti.r jn;,. |us hern I,.und bv In.,: « r. • i , |„ drliiiolis, and brCao-e i! •.. UI(. »o inanv w.ivx of U'.ilwuig H,r p,. niato to,Ip tb.it ,s |, lt .lMrI ing off tlir liquid fi.uii a u:i. llr ir are xonir of tbr v..,\ F U R N IT U R E upurtiiUTii Above! Radio jcontrol room ia the liotel Pennsylvania, New Y q fk .___ Midillat AI fha-nrbn- end cfrtie rtrcntr, en)0ytTig{mt~brUTfTWo pro­ grams available. Below: The late E. M. Sutler, president of tho Sutler system, speaking into Uie microphones during the Joint pro. gram broadcast to inaugurate the new radio facilities provided for guesta. ^ „ --H elp Wanted Male , or to the public at Urge can be iransmilted not only to all (lie guest rooms hut can be connected with a broadcasting station and scut out to th* world at large. ' Proof ol the effectiveness of the system was given when all of the hotels tn the chain participated In a joint program, broadcast over a network of seventeen of the larger broadcasting stations. From New Yoik the program was shifted in turn to (he hotels in Boston, Buffalo, Oeyelsnd. Detroit. St Louis and. finally, back M e lt o n E le c tric C o m p a q |»honc SSSRST TED: to seedtw the servicei ■“ r *s***n who undaraUnds the <r<.ri Businaaa.in every iletail. II. i.®“ n>ley, 2203 Oak A ve. S an fin l a very gc 27— Money l o Loan 20v—Karma For Sale , • Nil ___ _ support riven tiiu liyj. the peoph nnd nseurc them. If Fleeted, wll uive to Hie duties of the office ml v*iy be*t eervkee. I | |u-r,|, irratlr I ' r l n n r y , ' 1 h e r e b y rntnoum’ * my ca nc rd ncy fur th# I I oup o o f llr|t rrt«riilutl\ i**i mm a m e m b e r of iSroup '2. If no m ln at ril 1 p l t d f f* fm j|i«- «> i a s*nii|rri (l|, Jim,. ; my licit rffurlM In bvhnlf of t h « ----------lii'tiplc of Srmiimlr County. Tl»« l i*r> InR itcrtl of (lie profile of Klorl* I It *rr ilu In Tan Relief, c«preli»Uy rrtiuc • I fnr run*I Jott »»f# loeal I T l i l i , In tny file!.* »til iiplntoti* ran be effected by an tutm* In iMjultnbH dlMrlbullon of fh« of Join prenotlt fI\ * rent gimollne la s |it i ri.itetl MittonPi the Slate Rond Department, ; SrlioolR. Countli» amt Cltle*.—par* --------Mrultirly tlir Coi'ntlen amt Cltlea. , f If liiiii(»cei! by tire * nomination I 1 w ««.|i piofiilee lo devote nit the enuray » •.•mini uni mpeilHncvf that I posaena to ihM i f iirrMinuUab Unit end t' “ ' •' H W PC AIt MAN. Jr. f . oi.. rou jilt my candidacy itn* StktR I.<*k Inlnlurc («lroui» ami will h iii lilt* III illl.l 1 \ td Ih* It«-1«I III Juii** i iHr tiritnary - w III l>* up .ini: ■ Hie office of I'oii- I I 1*' of I he Peace 1 s, mu,ole 1'omitv i.i- ii.i .if Hie Peace .'Mia Election I’ re- ro u n i r i.EHini.YTi n « I*, i n ltd. I*....ascii IN I'llOIS NTH I IN AI. NOTICH t l... herelt) given r . l i i i i 'd vv ill. till lit, (l a i1 m jy nt t•* h- I '«Ml lit > Judge of Hv. I I- i Ida. Ills Mti­ ll 11 amt v oni'bei - •»' it I am a Iif «*•#ti-st 1••19* •*••»»»» 11 (•Ml pl 1 ‘ 1.11111 \, tn Mm' primary lu *» ••«*I•I 1•11 Jinn1 L. 192a M r o ll Jl X lll K o r ...........in T - ' I a n ...... . , 1,0 ll. of tile Est.lt* I'l'.M K I Ii••• i*t»y nnitduiirt* tny o ln 'l t i i n r ) fut r r -••lit I hiti lo lli*- uff lev of fi i H th f ..f f h r !Va«*»\ P lR frlcf N o i r o u i t ix - r t n i r llavttiir tn hi tliiR u f f l r r fm n m r l > I wist, i " an ticlin e Hint t mu a 1 Mam until tin* diRtitct war ''.■mini.tic fm tin- at lie* ,.f fun iih it.**) Iut«» tlu* I'*i»itrfh PtMrlct 1 -tat.If Hlklllel Na • SeillllO.'* (••I juntlftnl hi anlitut; lt»r Kilfm ........tv, t . '■ Ilia, xh ni I it *1 lie t ctin I o their Mippurt uli my pirvIftiiR 01 tkinir Il.lecHttn ITictiuTs N o e 1. n ('mil hr ,1il r1 1i’% t of tho IV iii n anil in it a i :. snitjeui tn l*l» tin* mv lint pii<UuvnrN t.» k i % *a Hie 3.w i<l l ant, ll'i> v a l e t * ill Itui Hriuuill th** proplr a R'liiarr dtnl "Mh jiistiir fi* all ami Atrlci %dl.ri*uvw c i a l l e !*■ im .i r ) in •«* liet.l on June I i that I.mm \v i /j v k U a I lu 'i.'l iv f««i JuHtt« e •. \ let t'M tl) to he h r «l m \ M ongaga I.oana n lm rr,“-'‘“ i ~ “ ***"""* al>i* hnaiaaaa property. Baldwin Mortgage Co., Sec our focal Counsel, S. II. Dighton, Sanford, Florida. 29—Permanent Waving PoUtica! Announcements 25— Exchange NEARLY NEW Hup sedan (amall ‘ a m o iV owed) to trade for sma.l (‘ar o f any make except Ford Prefer a coupe. Address P. O. Box 1232^ Sunfofd, . t * -a.’ <T. q M r XltTli i: Of l.I.KPTION IliiAIH' nt* ITTU.lt* IN I II iN SE.MINdl.i: f i l l ,\ \V. I.AVVTON, S**t r«'tnr> T WILLIAMH Cliali man r:m . •I 'i jj.ASfv « *»»Mipl.*M*aut j i i »(*i : m . i r \t i o S. IT.i i|tl t*.\ IH •I It INN ELI i- xx Vql'k . an Jllnq (rain a sWnrii 1HO ini fili'.l o> ltd* cuiijii U> m n:nn Hiti i p n r - f t n v t t KIN N U L L utnl L A. 4XM«* a i •* ••im’Ii ami i v .r y Jill1ll U-JUiln 1 h l'lllil. la SI VK ID DAN l»:W i:T T I '•••lU.Twif. Te. .ill 9*1eilltiif s •? m. «D«lrD u M a t . »er r n u n i r y •Nr.iir e.f r h . i t i l a , anti fl ial I*% 11 • e*s. . ti avv ti Is present ml Place o f reeblence. of ■taut t. A l HHIH .ll.LL. 1*0 11 n i l m i fin m iH N ioM .it • it That } ami • acli ul I kviRh ft. * it mm turn that 1 ant a i.\ »i ttu> uk * of t w e n t y •'a Diltilu11 fm tlit* o f f t r r t*f t*f»iint) und that th*rr I r m» !»«•*'• ')!,•• j i ,4 I R t'temntlRRloiirr ft tun IhRtrirt Nt* .'•. i i i t h e t u r r it s rtf' •EMIMM.ie •9(111 In ! !(•* Sl.9t. ot Florlila. Kt*r% • CIIPXTV. "tihjft*! it* ta r tlrolRlten «»f tilt* k.a* ij«» tn r h u m 'i - r v tip* I trial, I j xnnounrr that t * m » D. . i 4 Suimn** vrn In tin* Ih-mitorut Ir Fflm aik In ot any • rnnrflAn!#* f nr r v •9*1***1 le-n !•* !!»•• *»»• •ii " h nm u m i i I i I l*lml )'i»ti lie lit Ul t»n Junr will, A I* 1H2H f tid* «•f ( ‘mint) ( ’nmmiHYDin'T fr*im •if kOil N. F. L o N ii TlIF.IlEFnltli. Hus l» 1« DlRirlct N*» 3. e*iil*j9'« t !*» !l»* *!*•• r o i l C O U N TY C o m ila M lI I M '. ll T o T h e V o ter* o f Seinlnule Guunly: I w(*h to announce thul I Mil « ■yimlldaliv f.,r i.'oinmtsaioner from I m.strlvl subject to the Dem ocratka Primary to be held.n o Julie Uh. A P I 'T * I have .lived nnd paid taxes lu Dr* anur and Kemluofr Counties since l i t ) and I have alw ays been a Dem­ ocrat. * . '*** . D. II. C. ItA l)PN. • Ka*)ford cision o f III* voters In Hie llrmcrraflc Primary In b* held on Juna llh . A, D. ! * ! * ... Ik TU THU F. W IH S K L ia t O T K II* c r COUNTY. MH SIINU I J wish lo ttnn.iunee that 1 am CMiidldnle far re-eln tln n lo the t I ice ot County C o m m i i « i . l » r rn District No 2. sutiJoel tu H>« «1 clslan nf Hie vi.tel* In Hie Den. crstlc Prim ary to no held on Ju 1th. A. D. I l l * M K tec„ ro THK V O T K II* OK fK M IX O L H COl'NTV. f wlxh to announce that I »m a randldute for re-election to lha o f ­ fice of County Commlaslonar f r o * Dlatrlct No. I, subject to th* da- vi stlf ..... Bo s t o n TO T IIK stbeub ^ ('ll) V..KR . r o n a if K iiiF F fice <>f Tax Assessor, subject to lha I hereby *nnour.cft my rmnnldftcy derision o f th* voters In the Danpcraitc I'rlm ary to bs hald In June for |ho o ffice of Hhorlff *»f H#mIn• ala Couuiy aul.Jact lo Ih# will ot ut Ihla year « tb* volar# at Hi* Jun* Primary. /• • X. V A U n ilA N . • J. V MeCI.KI.LAND. FOH S T A T b s e i U T O I I F on n iik iiIF s I hetaby ann.ixnc* as a candidate I am a eand'.dula fnr ih# offlea lo succeed vnyrelf as Henator from the JTlh Hsaaturlal dlatrlct com­ or Sheriff and w ill appreciate aup­ posed o f Hemlnol# Ilravard Coua- port in t h , J W ^ i T V a LKIBR. Ilea subject lo lha Democratic primary to ba hald Jun* iih . IS li. . FOH a iliD U F F jn ir elacled I prorata* to continue l Iierehy annnunc, «!>} candl.lucy lo Work for lha best Interaal o f the dlatrlct and ( Invtta you to aiy f o r re-elerllon H> llie i-tflcr of sher­ record on suelt Important le»l#la- i f f nf Kemlm.le Fount> subJafll to (Inn as «<v.d road*, ronaapratloa o f (ha artloii o f the ' >••»»«« *'> D>r m.r natural reanui'csa, reuuctt'.i. nf Drmi*crfttb* iirlNiary $u I w ill »p p ri*U U you r * iu l* luaaa and adusailon. 1 aak J u nf. lha aupport o f all lo. al l»«m ocraia at i p a h e I nf r iMthA-rrt Hemliude C o u n t). un I A. D. tSJ*. v * v; DountsAHH. |,lot,ton. Bultcltur SMITH miOK. INC.. Uaukrupl. To ibe erenltur# *>f Smltli lints., Inc., of Huur.it J. lu Hu- eoutily of Kotiilnulr. and Clsirlcl aforiBUl.l. bankrupl Nailer t# llrU'li) HlVell lliut ult llie 1st Iluy or May A D. I « * . llie »al<l ■tebl.ir was duly u<IJu<Ucttl«il buttk. iutil: and lliut Hu- (Irsl nivrllua «'• Itla cretlllnrs will be lietil nt lo ll O. H a T. tibia . Orlando. Flu., i.u the 2illi llh) of May. A. It ISIS, ul left ..'Hark III Ihr forrlluuii. ul which lime llie sal, I rrnlllura ,">•» attend, pruve Ihelr rlMliiia. ait|M.ult u Iruslitr. . aumli.r thr bankrupt*, and transact such t.Htrr business as may property cam* before sul.l Utrellltir. ........... S# pmhm I** tNiutitL.JJ A H. 1*39 •K i.tZ A U H T it j E w t r r r . llvriMIIIlN t f I 119* I #Rf Ml 9* Mt9 i tilnti .(• " • ' l l , l>ftC«l9 «* One railroad in Knirlnntl e n r f 1 lu>t year 47.000,000 \cs* |W *2i than in 1025. -Classifiedt Business Directory Chiropractic Specialist to o ict n t t Ilalleries fur Of NTItfCT COCI9T OK T U B I N IT K O STATUS SOI THUN DIST I l I l T OF FI.Oil 111 . IN I I A M i l t t l*Ti 9 In the 9,'aller of: »»f Daful )ts< uni • Clei k Circuit Gourl, liy A. M. W eek * Deputy Clerk ha k Imfk y u'l l liln tkkdkr iiiuiitiin from tlit* (Lit* S an fo rd , on •h« Jun e. A. D •***• •** Fourth .lav nf inukc ai.xvvei ... the lull "* ' "'•'* olult.l I l.ls dsv Hied aualivst >uU lo lit,- v.mvi.laln.ini tn Hil* cuuae. ol Ii,-rvv is.- tins IIIH el Gui.uiImII.I will br laW.-a :ih c.n.rcsst'il l<> ami II,I* cause pro,...I ft* The I.atuie «•( ( sal.l sou 9.«'9(»u a suit lo tiireeJose that eerlalu mol.gmr, doled Ho- 3Ulli da> "( April a l> I* -) l">'" I•»•' defend a iii s. I.EF. •' Mih 'HII )l IN'Nil'. I*. MHOllK. und I'AI I. I> IHMil.KV. I" FIIANK MLISt II. said Mortgage li.lna of record In MoriKuge llook X. on pail.' all. or H.r Public HeculUs of Scmll.olr Cm,III). Florida ' || Is (ulHii'i ordered Hull Native lie published III Ihe HaIlford llci aid. a nevvspauiT IMlIdlsUctl. Ul •Hunf at .1 Seminole Guiltily, ITorlilu. once a week for foul ( I ) coliseeolive weeks, and a cop) Ihereof In' m u l l e d lo each of Hie defend­ ant* named Iii lids Order. WITNESS mv hand und official ■eul of the Cl real I Court of the Twenty Third Judicial Circuit of VOTI'.ltS Oft ■B9US99l.il COUNTY I wish to autibunca mvactr as a cal,,It,late for Hie * t* te lealslatura in arjiup S. Seminole County, subieel to the Democratic Primary June S. A. D.. I#:'*, amt w ill nbld* by rrautta o f same I cordially aot> ,,ur the |h i n * ' ' " hr Florlila. lo thr lion l « v H. SUaruti. * V t'lillttt) llliLi of Scmlliolr V.’ *#?■ at hl*9 eeffiie* In thr «’ounty I’vlltt* #*T»j II ••11*V4* ID St til Ill'll i >' '|Hll' , Fl.it *I •• ml >a„ ' I'AldKLt It l lt lV NEI.I. ..,,<1 I A I (iltltM l.l.t.. ,- |..I, ,i 11*| |.i I la.itullv l.e amt aiqcai I*, .......... ......... . j,"!*;?;!* (•(jinl Mi Hriii!n«*l*' t i•ii ii t) • rlurulft la .til $••**tfi* il an*! t • |•»$r»*el t•• *pi*’ R«»ut ut»> 9*!a!n*R "1tl«*!i )nu, or i tthi-r of kmi, i i u ) !)• '• ni;iittv<t « M* tin* • hi.Hr *f Mu rtiluii .!t " t 1 1, «|*f - ' 3| KniivvTesHvmr. . . a lot Hint Itui an*l e. i l.nitix or ih-.n iuJr p ’; » in fA.ntCl ' 4ty \ mii dit I « arh «tf ' 9*u iirr lifrc b y ; ut MihlntR ami w nf 1 11e- iti f. udaiil. 4 LA It; UtNN 1:1 .1.. !•» IiertlmUr- hti rd 9 t» Ir r v « n l ) dlRl rllmlrd, nd* korftlliiK a I hot 9iijk! i rquulltlif Inn *»f thr (axahlr p r o p n i y of llir 1*991111! ) T lir County *99 hurlnrRR Rlomhl hi* ir rrollomli’ftliy run an a private hua* IntRR. T lir luKpayrrii " h o fuinlbh the money to run llm i.'oiinl) Rlmuld hr tut<9*u Into iht* min fid** net* of ih<* llnurtl of (*ounly CoinmlRRloii* tr nud Seminole t'ounty an- handled and cared for according to (hr Hie said llulcs and It'.illa tio n s We further c e r t lf). Hint we leave Hi« Convict Camp for the w o r k * at nix O'clock A M ami work Ten i llit I IT • o l IH' o r I |\ 'I'll i ii i ■ Jl oh IT o r I T.OIII II A. in ' s i : ) i i n o i .i: t ot v n . IBIIIt'i' ink euiullllac)* I»f I 'iDIIll v Jmt«e Uf v, I Ini I l.i soliject nf tli«- In MincrmuT 6lh. 1'•! » At) earn | fficc i* In Hie liaiwls « tliroux Imiil Hits solicit 11"' "umnir Hie |»en|, 11* tn Hi* rntlr Primary dice qtjr see ftl to c 11-c cn I w III it I v r them uUUlUiU iiiiii o i i n e e evy e iin illilu c ) o f l'ra « *r o f I h R t r i r t N o tin «I m *Ir Ioi i •»f t h r the* I *f M|OCTH 11•* I *1 IfIKI f > eeii .lutir Cellt. A I ) h ' * l D A V ID •' [ Convict Camp for their work ut Six o'clock A. M. ond work Ten and one-hnir hour* l>eO day. excet-t In eoinpllsto'.e vvllli the provl.** SMuril.iv on which they quit ut 1™ lolls of law applicable Ihereof. no- o’clock Noon, which give* them I lee I* hercli) Klven Hint an elecl- Slxt) inn) hours per week, a* preten ha* tieeu c.illcd and ordered to (crtbeil In Hie icKUtatloli*. be* belli amt I he same will lie liet.l I further certify, that durlna the w iihin and tinotiuhutil Special Tax winter months when the day* are School I lint riel No. 1. Seminole short, ilu-y leave the Camp at Dny*'mini v, Florida, luilil district be Iiil lluht and work until dark, which also known a- Satifonl Special Tax time Include* the K'dmr to and re* 5..| p i'ii h i mi Friday. June tuiulUK from tlirlr work. I Mh miV fer the luirpose of ilrV line** mv hand nnd *ra! Hue I el III till UK vvllli shall be Iroslees of ttill day of May. A. D. t»S*. f AIT, H. IHHUUHS. llo saId district lor the loxl silc..... 11ii it l wo tears, uliil the numlii r Sworn do and *tili*crll>ed before >d iii 111* of district school tax lo lo<1 me Hil* the day of May, A. U levied alld Collected for each of tile !»;* . A it Week*. sa'il v eiil * The (*ounlv Itoanl of Public III Nolar) I’ uldlr. Stele of Klorlsi i uci loti ha ib lermlnevl by rcso. da. ot l.arae M> Cornml*lilt loll III.i| ten mills Is the esli.ton expires August 3t. 13ni.iled in11lx qe necessary to lie vo­ ted ai Midi election for the put pose -said special lax school dlnI I let f.-r the ellsulhU two years HAnfi’rd. Kin. May 14th. 1921. Tin f iiIIovvT iik named are uppolntW' r. It II KI k I h. */•- H. ISdwinls. to ,n i as Inspectors nnd clerk* at (lie pireltn'l* named vvTHiln said T r» Hurl !••>. It II Lynch, ami Sp. elal Tax School District, to IndJ I l«*m > NVIHIainson. **f ine County of .S'-tiilm>l«*. ami Siait* o f Florida* s.ml election' I recinct No I (Sanford). Mrs. a|ul brliiu I hr Convict (luarda o f Matle SHnei'lpher. MTs Itnlli S. Scmlimlc County. Fla., do each o t •ialeliell )•: if Pane. nnd J A un hereby crrtlfy, Hmt wo hav^ l,r«*n •*mill*•> •*«! nh » mcI» Convict i TinlliKliain. i Tel k Inspeclor*. IT .clin t No J (Sanford). Mrs c.unrdn f»*r M’ Vi’ ral monlli*. oib! t n i t w r . a i r familiar * n h ihr Itulm and 1 .. 1 1 ll.ipliil I VI, . Mildred Squire I. V lift.,,, aiid d. i: Mil 'all. I'ler.v Itntfu laiIdiin (liiYi riiliiu Ilia cara and maloleiinnce of Slate and C eqnty I'onvlcts. and tlutt Hie 1‘onvlcta o f •*ci oatd. ,|eeens. d. ai" 1hell a nd I liel • . ma ,n to Hie ssld .IiiiI ki t mi. in of Id* adult ids ••stall*, nml for .m 1 aim; line as sui ll Ad jiii tta n ie n to annex. UK M iLOfllV F oil j i s t i i i : o k h i u k IllsTH II'T NO. r o i II t> C H I T T E N DEN. IIF. t m u i o r -Till, i tor.. xr.MtYci.r. m : o r i t .o i i i i, \. ,E T ill; ESTATE OF. I* IIA'iAN I lii’h lH a miiMiiit■+ mj fnmlltlituv r.M H e l.'-»:iRlitt iii •• 1) Mil* |r«'t |«* 11)«* Will nf I lid \nt»T«i uf Sflli \ sesnxkou (Lejrnl Notices) i,\ * i • 111.it mi o iic ilia I I am J) I. t i In utill.iUlie,. Illx eiillilhluey nf Her uf Tax Assessor wf i*.unit v . subject tu Hie Hi a v ever* 111 the Julie • folll 111 ill*will of file <1. ■Isom of Hit- Pernv (a lie held oil Jutt* lm r n o x F . c i ’T i.v a ATTOONKT county co% s r v ii t.ii I Iierehy announce my Candida motinrr m> ramlhlnr> for re-rlrcHon to the office of rptiMtnl’Ic. lMililcl fo u n t)' Prnaecutlim Attorney »i flit* Kill of the “vote i r Jed In Hie will o f Hie voters Ilie Hciitnrratlc primary on June i: lx INI.AW JOHN H. I.KONAHDY \ I s. 10. I I. A i:. I'OII STATE I.EHISI.VI'I HE I wish i<» idiihuii<,p my Pinulldm*) U••pi lidufmcd Kb to what D ^olng on In ihrlr drlllirraf Ioiir I liuv«* lirrn a rmidrnt of HnnlnoL’ Ctuiniy und (Jraiufr County hrforr Hnnlnolr (Tounly wftr i*ul off from Orunitv Couuiy. fdr 2b ) mi r. nn*l ft ! • » ’ payer all Uie lime. Make your voir mii tuvmtiiirnt inot will lirluK >uii divide nd r. Your Void for tn« will hr ftpprectftjrd Junr thr 3th. Phone 489. FOR Q U IC K S A L E , 10 acre Celery Farm'. A ll cleared and tiled. Lo­ cated near Oviedo..Prict? $0500. on very . . liberal terms. Colclough Realty* Company,* 311 First Na- • f ru n coAsTAiit.H I wish to aunounce ni> candtilacy for Hie office of constable, District No. t. Seminole County, subject - to tbe will of tlin voters la Hie Demo­ cratic Primary of June 4. U A TATE M I T H K OK K I.r .tT lO X In compliance with the provisioniif law ni.pllcul.l, thereto, notice I* hereby given that an election Iin* been called nml ordered to be held, •uni Hu* mime will !»•* held w*ltIII»i a ml throughout H|u*rlnt T n * School Pintrlrl No 5. Petnlnolr County. » lull.lit. hill.I dlNtrli*! ht’ li»K »!*•' • JNO. O. JINKINS v IImWII AN iS.'llrVR TM< I Mil I fm the purpoao o f ,letel llillllm: trim elliill be trustees i-f It..- Mllil illslrli't for tile next s u e ceiiiliitir two tears, and Hie number fitii.ii* \v. noutinrs. of mills of district school tax to lot levied amt colleeted for eftclt nf Hie said ) ears. r o ii (i.K tiK o r c m c t ilT c o r iv r The f o u n t ) ’ lli.iitd of t’ utdle lo.. .1 — . rri.ts»•!• ■ of U r. t wli.li to announce that t am a structlnn on- determined liy reso­ ' ■'.' ' lution that ten mills Is the estlma"undlilatr (or re-election to th* o(i*on s i I 'B i t i s m n n s T o r led mlklaae necessary to l,e voted .jce of Clerk o f the Circuit Court, f t l l l. lf IV tT III n i o s of Srmlnole * County. Florida. *ub> I a iii it fiinillilafr for r^ -rirrllo n it siicli election for ttie onrposo of Jcct to the derision of the Demo­ to tIms uffli*i* of uMperlHtemlnil »»f III* said . Special Tax Sellout Diecratic Voter* of Kemlnote County, luiMh ho«i met Ion f*»r Hentlliolt* I r i d for Hie ensuing two years. T h e follo wing named are uopnlntIn the Democratic 1’ rlinary Kle*- t*«»nnty• Niilijrd to tli** IVfnoer.it 1C wi,-< rd to act ns llisp*i’lnrs nml clerks Hon to he held on June 9th, A. D. rrluuirv. \our nuppurt K ill il llo- iirecincts named, within said 1921. PITlUlct. T _ w> |(AWTON. Sanford. Kin., May 1Itn. !•••f’ lni lul Tax School District, to hold V. K. DOWJLA3B. I. foul H. lIlKaers. of tlio C ltf «ir said election: , Sanford. Count) of Seminole, in d , No k tHeiievn) Mis M Foil f o l 'S i r s i-r r . i t si t u n h u n t 11. I'lft-lm-t Dmil.r, T. D Itlckok. Mrs M a r ­ Slate of Florida, and 8m>erlnlend-',_ OF f t lll.lf ISSTIH fTIO N ant of HIP County Convict* o f Sett*-’ f o i l f i. c iiK c in c t iii- t*o f u t t wi*h to itanounce my candidacy ine Slog, and ..A. A Moran, f l e r k Itude County. *t<> iierehy certify, that I Iierehy announce my candltlary for the office of Superlnlindent o llispecloi s I have hern Soft of County'Con|*i■•■-ini't No IS* MisceolnI. S •’ for the office of clerk, of the I'uldlc tiistruotlon of Hemlnol Circuit Court, euhjeet to the action County, subject to the will of , Hi* Itltelile. Mr* I* T Siunmerslll. Ml«« vhi* of Seminole County, for tn* of the volet• t » the June Frlmary. voter* In i be primary June 4. A our Mary llnwte. and I. I* Few. Clerk pa-i Seven month*, uni that Jh* Itiil* h find UrKiilntlon* tiovernltUT Inspector*. ■ *U It. DEAR Mlppoit will be appreciated . Da leil III Is. tl|e '.'III jli«J of ,MU.V. .hc-vare and Maintenance' of Mtato> MAY UUl.lA: MAXAVKLU iind County .Coitvl«*v*. reiiulnm a* » «.x v r**'*"s "7 1T U T —C .. A. I* I'--**. . •Vo k v't'.v.itK o r i t m c t n r v t T ■ f u l ’ NTV llo A ltl' **l’ I T U I .I C follow*: Itule 2J. Convlrts *h)tll not I Iierehy annoiineo my candidacy r o il fOCNTY rnO kK fl'TIN O IN S T ItU iT loN . SHMINOf.i: ‘ l„, re>mired to vv nrk on Sunday*.i.m more than sixlv; •hour* In. any. fer Hie e fflce o f Clerk of fhn C ir­ i M I ’STV. f l . O l t l D A ATTOIIVt:) one week, which sliAll .IhcludK th • Attest T. W t.AWTu.V. cuit Court subject to Hie will of t hereby tnk* thl* method of an lime ednu to and ,r«;tvjrnlmt fr.ni the voter* at the Democratic P r i ­ iiounclnc my candidacy for tin • Hie work*. '• . mary oh June I., mix. nifu*e of County l’ resecuHnu Attor • I Ini'llivr Certify. Ihut Hie d in ­ . D. I. THIlASIIF.lt. ney, subject to , the Democratli ] viols of Sendoole Count), leave Ihn Primary, t wilt appreciate on: A T T R A C T IV E L Y Furnished 1 ••twlmi 1 9 f t h r \ otoi r In l . i f D**mom u c iii v t i < n ),x iM n in M ;n room apartment. Private bath In iiiiiiHiiiii ing my I " ' I f i f t t l r I ' r I n *mi v ( 9# let* hrl(J un J u u « Hot water and lights furnished FLORENCE Oil cook sloven arc (*«nnmliiR|niiftr D 1'.*21 «>f il«r 2id Dlftirid 9*f ;.th. A f iia n k LVANH absolutely tfuirantecd* Gilbert ScmiiMilc Count) . I l i r ir h ) p1• •Iu•* phone 739-J. 212 W. 4th Sb. __ _ tit) Milt to an h li Ro I ii t •*1y impart i«! .McGriff Furniture Co., Orlsndo. a119*iltIon 19t (hr "ft|far9* of llit* ••»*- l » T H E V O T l i H S H I ' S E S H A O I - K YOUR V A C A TIO N . Going to Day l rl« l iih a Khnlc*. Should I hr iminl* IO IA T T . tonu Bench this Summer? Wi SE M IN O LE fe ll maTtresscs, nb*. nftl«*«| and ••Irrtrd Itirrt* " I I I !>• I wish fo annuunrs that t am a specialito in beach property am solutcly truaranteed, $18. Gilbert rikAdn huill for prD iitr l>r nodi of raudhlutr f ur ro-clection l<> thr o f ­ any uin* mAh. I " I I I urn that « r I wi fice of County Conimlssluiirr fr. m M cGriff Furniture Co., OrUndo. uh || |r In iny iRiik’f r that (he ta* Dlslricl Nu. f. sul.Jrcl to Ilia d e ­ I Bargain, sec vBeardnll Avc. ^K M PLO YE D M A N OR W 0 ■ AN cun make good living and opn boss if liave small amount L eapital. Busin,-ns established I will clear $HW monthly Address Box re Herald. c o n t a i roi.i.R C T on I wish to nnnounes that I am » cnr.dldata for rtr-elecllon to ths i,'flee of T a x Collector o f Semin­ ole County. BUbJecl to the action of the voter* In the t>emocrall$ Primary to be held In June. Yout support w ill a« appr.ctaled. r o ll TIIU l.t;U 1LA TrH R SuhJ«Mt ft* Ihf nI'|»l (lACltlttiT DffnO* ANTED; at once a man to lay FO II C O U N TY SSSKSSOII OF hie for Hub-irrigation. yVill pay F IV E ACR E tract'.with rceldence Permanent W aving— lovely natur­ TASKS ' , also twenty on Hcardnll Ave. al permanents as low as $5.00 °°0 per 1000 or $4.50. per day t wish tn announce to lha paopl* subdivision. uf Semluota Cuunty that 1 am D . Meriwether,' Route N oi:'8, acre* tract Palmer ' Zernovcan, 509 First National Bank Bldg candidate fo r ra-alcctlop to lha o fa­ lie remainder of the room equipment likely to be ol interest to the guejt* ousists of a switchbox with positions utrked * V “ Neutral," and "2" poo it witen tbe guest wishes radio enterlinnicut. all lie nerd do is switch the ey Irom “ Neutral" to either “ I" or 2." He can then hear either one of ivo programs which the operator in te control room has selected lor dis;ibution throughout the hotel. One f these programs may originate rithin the liotel itself, for earl) is ully equipped with a Western 1-1ecie nublic address system. Micro- ’ »»f cheap. Telephone 773. [ETAI. ROOFING: The Roof F.v•rlaxting. Metal . shingles Ending seam tin and galvanised w(a. See Jamca H. Cowan. Oak N ICE F IV E ROOM house. 211 ^L_and Third flL Phone 111. Palmetto Ave. Phone 304-W. MONOGRAPH— repairing, piano tuning by exterts with 17 years TF,N ROOM h°u>l lesirnblc loca TTiTHtTiiC' to ’oSTOTffg TIBtPtP McLander Ar or two rtmiljea. located at 402 Oak AVe. Apply W. If. Long 117 ^ Phone 831. Magnolia. , • ■. y . *Announc PA V I M ' IIL'SIM .SS FOR S A LE : Very liberal I i' itiih with small down payment on liusincss thnt is established and paying. I f you nrin the market for a profitable bus­ iness investigate this. BOX 1279, Cate HERALD. To Hie t>cmocrntlc Voters of The •lith Si-imturlat District:— t herewith anttnilnre my rnndl* dary for the Dcmucratlc nomination for Stale Senator from the 3?tIt Senatorial District composed of Seminole and llreviinl Counties at tile Juno itli primary nml if nomin­ al-<1 and rli-rtrd, ! nsauro one and all a Di'iuoclatte udmtnlstration. Thanking one mu) nit for your vnty and Influence, ' (_/ Itcspeclfuli), ABOUT ONE hundred fe d goo. second linnd four inch iron pipe Attractive price. Telephone 77' evenings. ,« clier«c ami smuiicr unni m i\ IriuJiT. Add two cup*, ^ WIGHT PRINT SHOP spaghetti and serve with iP> NAI'I’ V service on any tiling ir printing. A phone call will gel cm ,brr pickles Another Italian recipe Bi* uur man. Phone. 417-W. 9 Kail. ■>f lima beans and quality tv 3s.| Avo. to provide a main c<>urec ^ lima beaux llabrniir. D; vli, ex of bacon and fry to cxu flT II THE N E W W A L L P A IN T NO N E W A N D BETAdd one chopped onion, on. Italian Chop Jiury pepper cut in rinjji, two cue F U R TH E R 1NFORItalian chop • ,iv \ ix a drli. iouf Celery and juutc all ti<’r'9: C A LI, PHONE 235-J main roiir&e dull. I u prepare it, brown. Add the juice fio® V. C. COLI.ER, SA N slur one medium oni..n and , ut one cup of crlrry in t.nr strip, two uiclir, long. Saute them in four ublespoon* butter until they are yellow Add one-half pound of ravv Hamburg steak and cook until (' begun to brown. Add one cup canned tomato, from which juice bat bren drained, one cup canned Corn, and one fourth cup grated 2G— Miscellaneous For Snle L E W IS ' A I’ A RTM E N TS — Occb.i front, two and six room apart­ ments. Modern and well f u r n is h e r ---------Free Frigidaire anil electricity. Ill MMAGIC S A LK ! Summer rates. 109 S. Atlantic Avc at , Daytona Bench. French's Tourist Gump 1Llth. St. Sanford, Fla. U. S. Officer's Army Tent. Blank F U R N ISH ED A P A R T M E N T with its. Sheets, etc. hath and garage. $:it) j'er month. I Wheel P»*ny Buggy ami lluinMrs. A. K. Powers, 107 W. Niuth ess. , •r I.Ibrary I Saddles, Ice box. Fireless t 0 0 ker, Children's Toys. Wagons, G • Carts. High Chairs, Cots, Carpet I.K FF LK R A P A R T M E N T S : fum- Sweeper. Tents, Folding Camp iitied. J loom and garage. At- Chairs, N’aciunn Cleaner, l/'iithor tractive summer rates. Apply HIM Couch, Wire Cuts, Oil Stove, GrindMagnolia Phone 280-W. stone. Tables. Chairs. Brass Bed, Springs, 2 Baby Reds, Wood and -----’* Iron, New Clothes Wringer, 2 \|iuiliiicnl for nut at -Jl7 Park Crocks, ii gals, eucii. iron Wheel Barrow. Wdocipeile, Water Cool Stand. 0 New’ Sets Automobile Shuck Ab­ Small garage upurliiivut. Cujl ,251 sorbers, One Case Empty Beci Bottles, New Automobile Bumper, New §lop Light. Full set leather hound Ridpath I library o f Universal l.iternture. Set Edgar Allen Poe Works. FR E N C H ’S TO U R IS T CAMP, s' 13th. St. VACATION. Going to Day 2 USED BICYCLES, one bo>s on. Bench this Summer? W, girls. Good condition. 109 1st 5t7~$1'I~rnriTr~Wtlhrnt—Battery-Grr KANSFER Service of all kinds Phone 570-W or 3302. C. E horjKTiing. ibis i> tbe btallcr tluiti, with hotcli having a total of 7.71*1 room* located in New kork, Itoxton, Bull aJo, k 1cvvia ltd, Detroit and SL L i u .x’1lie Statlcr in Boston, opened In Mauli uf last veal, wax the t.rxt of tbe chain lu be equipped with indi­ vidual receiving xcix. In each ol its 1..HHJ rooms a mull table licsiile ibe bed bad in U a drawer marked "Radio.In llie drawer were tbe means by which a guevi might tune in on one ol two programs, listening to them either with headphone* or through a loudspeaker. These same facilities have now been duplicated by Karr Parker, consulting engineer in riiarge of the original installation (or the Ildtel Buffalo, in Buffalo, N. Y , for the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York klity and for, the other Staffer hoi el*. Back of (lie simple way in which a guest may secure radio entertainment lies an elaborate system oi receiving and distributing bioadcast programs, latch hotel has a control room, usually situated on llie top floor, lu it arc insulted two Western Electric com­ mercial receiving sets and amplifying systems, a monitoring system and an i>iterator's desk. Operators are on duty- from ten in the morning ontil midnight. Programs on the air arc picked up by the receiving sets and. liy means of llie amplifiers, are multi­ plied many limes for distribution throughout the liotel. Connected' wi(h llie amplifiers arc hundreds of conVictors in lead cables, by means of uhjeh the music or speech is event­ ually channeled through to the indi­ vidual rooms. K. th* room'Is a single one. a head set if provided., while in suites and in the employees' rest and Classified Ads regularly! (Political Announcements) 14— Rooms Without Hoard B. A. H A LV E R SO N painting, interior decora ting. Phone -132-W. a mil 11011 dollars, fied Section is givin g the kind o f service One Ice Box 3 ft.xli ft.xJ ft. Excel­ lent condition. 213 Sanford Avc, N. Nipper. Signs o f all kinds, in Sanford Paint & Wall Papc£ U J .D IL JL C. H O W E L L people o f Sanford proves that this Classi 11— M iscella n eou s liKK D ELIVE RY by our own tank to Sanford, just tbe same i it yoO lived in Orlando. Gilbert ctlrilf Furniture Co., 23 E. Itunh St. Orlundo. HINTS The daily patronage o f hundreds o f the everybody wants, and the success o f these FIB R E Hcd-dnvcnport suite for living room only $103. GilbertM cGriff Furniture Co. Orlando. Announcemenis —liu sin css 200 Wrsl Lore X%r. Orlumlii, Florida • H A V E TW O MORE OPENINGS For some ambitious young men or young Indies who want to ienrn a good trade and get n good position when they have become competent. Have situations avail­ able every few days. I f interested ask for C. A. Haines at Sanford Herald office.lie will be glad to explain it to you. • [ A Herald rep re s e n ta tiv e [thoroughly f a m i l i a r w ith rates [jilti and c la ssifica tio n w ill Igir* you com plete in fo rm a tio n . Jad if you wish, th e y wilt assist j n in w ord in g y o u r w o n t ad U roako it m o re e f f e c t i v e . H C PS-M AR MON Suiifnrd Automobile f K Magnolia Avc. Pho I'irktd I ’or Arrontplislintetils Tallndnssee Flm nl.'f 1 1mu I.•I ('harueti'i and personality wen ! tn 1927 I'Mielldeil total ufSi;.’i.:t IP, the side basis for tile selection. P.'UI in cnn.it ructinn and uiaiiiti u |Many other gills of high rank, ance «.f it* iinids und In nlges.beauty and aeComplishiuiTit were j eligible, mure eligible than Setsilk a, who was not of noble birth, but tlio Empress Dowager, seek-J rHt4-of-eharm—gt-mj-henitto-r; keen mind to become the consult I nf her son was struck by Setsqko's eminent eligibility and passed over But. us life and love exist in the Japanese mind nnd l.euil il i* u tin e romance <>f the Oi ii nt nn.l all J'ipnii is i cinicing i l.ui I In*i i |..,p’ ill.u •'St.i.iTini' I 'l i n e e " i . ' i u liux'* f o r hi- bride the .b a n n in g , ta le n t­ ed Se|-n|.o, |||,. ilailgbtei o f a roll,•Holier. Irrfephonc ads, w ill be received II Ltrons and collector sent ILtd istoly for payment. K Tines..........—- ...... r o i l ST A T r. R R S A TU II. Proved Success Cash In Advanco DUDlirj Icasuiu cars und Graham truck* tint and 13th. Street. I’ hune 3. tu a romance ut all..a* all such thing i are Vegarded in the Western world. They were selected fur each other by others. It was hry.iii.l tbe pow­ er— and tn, doubt beyond the thought— of either nf them to re­ fuse. ‘ I Tftnw (Legal Notices) (I’-lllical Ann o u n c em en t^ | po)|UcJl| Ann011nccmcnt WANT A D R A T E S Lost According lo Itn• ai loads o f uli -ihi l from ) lie di'tillrrx .1 tailing half null:' n paid government .1 1 1'li'piratoi Help Wanted r^Ssnfard Dllly Heralcl A tito n io l> i!c s “ Radio in Every m o R ’ ’Proves Popular Feature With Hotel Guestsi the linpcniil Hmisi'hidd Depnitmint, tn W itshiui'ti-ti tn induce the) Alllbil-Slldur to 1 ••iiseiit tn the wedding. He was siiicesslul and letinni'd tu Japan on January T. iiuiueiliiil lv lepuitiug his sin cess j tn the Imperial llnuselndd |)e inn I mint, who m turn m pulled t" I lie Empress Dowager 1'iinrc I ’liichibu. Forecast In IhilTalo .Minith; S um , IL ! II.ill; lv Alotll. John liiovvh; Lveliifij. lose, M y i l l e Brililiioe'.. - Srmlntilt; County* 11* » ■In rcpl) to your favor o f li*J kjfl I sin inai.. • with to suy tliut \ sUTti ment _mad* by .Mr. D. II. « • , y Italiun. or anyone rise; to thr I ' t i M l : . Hint i lie County Convicts do not l i m e Camp unlit S o’clock A. M. . . unit are quIlHiiK work earlier than J liieessarj to leturri to Camp Is «*»- ‘ rotund) untrue - *x T b . furls sire as follo w#. U ' l j I ’.inVIcle leave Camp nt S I* o t l o « U . » W A y| i -vi ry morning. except uurlnu . , t h e 'w in ter months when the o a | » i are short, when they do not laW yw yH until D a )-lig h t, nod then hare t r a w l iK»m«llinr 20 or •& rml^» w . tlH lr work. It I* lmpo*»»bl«* to I 11*1 •• ■In) -light on account o f t p » . .. danger of loosing prisoners irmrt our open trucks. '1 The Itigulntlons require ton* l;) htali and Count) Convicts can t i« * ’ , , In. u nt keil more than CO hours |»er • week, unit we try l<» g e t In hours every week, and very o f t e n , ■ If Is dark before we get hack to : bunctr tE m FOR GOOD eaU Lunch Room, 1 Street. Dry Cleaning THE LONG-LIFE HATTER Huff-Mac Battery Co 117 East 2nd. Street. S A N IT A R Y STE A M PR E SSW l Odorless Dry Clenninf. I ™ 1 PC8. 114 N . Park. - Palnta and Wall PnpnT" Awnings SUN PROOF P A IN T S Water Spar Varnishes and Ew SE M IN O LE A W N IN G SHOP. mela. Velumlna Flat Wa Awnings, Window shades. Tarpau­ lins. Anything of Canvaa. 309 East. Paints. Persian da y j e w moulding clay and Plaque*. SaJ 2nd. Street. Phone 11. ford Paint * W all Paper Cn. Q. 1 Stuart. Propr. I I * W. Firat SU Auto Tops __ F U m i l u r e _________ J SPENCER TOP SHOP. Curtain* » waed.fun Cushions and Seat, Coverings W E B U Y « r lure. Wagner Furollurg tin, . West Third Street. « • , . . . . �.4 4 T V j i ♦ffcMIw.'gx — Xjk ♦ - ’ m- PAGE FOUR THE 9ANF0H1) HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. MAY 10, 192* Lake Mary Strides In Aviation Field; If Boasts Marty Plane Lines Government Regulation OfBItuminous Mines Is Provided In Legislative Suggestions Of Senate Probe Committee and the city of Brussels begins slipping behind. The nose of the piano is treaded over the Rhine. The dny was warm, the cabins have their windows open. W e are soon over the city of Louvain, the. city that was sacked and burned at the time o f the Ger­ man invasion but now all that is o f the United Mine Worker* innde gone. The countryside is dotted with farms. The country is thickly public today by the. Senate f ’onl populated and flying over it is InvcHtignting Committee. Senator Watson (I t ) o f Indiann, different than fying over the broad chairman o f the committee, *ai<l untenanted areas o f the middle be would introduce the proposal in west in the United States. bill form in the Senate today and Over War Fields move for it* considchition. The piano zooms over Tlrlemont A bituminous coal cpmmi**ion nnd then Numur uml Leigo, im­ of five members ajipointed by the portant points In the World War. president would he created a* the The pilot in a few minutes more regulatory body o f the industry motions to me nnd I watch him under the measure. The hill .was report our position by wireless tel­ drawn by Henry Wnrrum, of Inephone to the control towers at dinnapohs, counsel for the United Brussels nnd Cologne. Mine Workers. The smnkin/r chimneys o f Maas­ The commission would have pow­ tricht nnd Aix-la-ChnpcIle pass be" er to set maximum prices for coni, nenth us. Sandpits ilnd kilns arc nnd operators ' would he grantei) plninly discernnbli'. We mount to license* to run their mines. Com­ the II.OOQ foot level nnd pass over panies operating muter the. pro-1 Bergheim. Tin* pilot passed to me po»ol would not he affected by the a note .and told me to observe the j Sherman anil Clayton anti-trust chimneys beneath us which W ere' laws, nij(i w'ith the consent) of tin (100 feet high. . commission would he allowed to The Rhine 'soon reappears wind­ from selling pool* imil other co­ ing like u tiny ribbon beneath us operative bodies to fuslber market­ and then Cologne. Yes, there is ing o f coni. Operator* would not the famed cathedral. Its whole be allowed to force till T employe.! bulk scelns to dominate tlie city. to work -utflcr a lnhoi font met The pilot switches to Id.s receiv­ prohibiting membership in u union ing set, get* the okny signal to liuer the bill. , land and throttles down tlie motor. 'M in e inspection with a view to We bank sharply and circle down production-.costs, safety deviceto the field. . »nd coal grading would be n llio hand* o f tin* commixsiioi, on.I coal milled iiiab'r il* supervision would be classed as "governmcnt-gradeil" coal. • No coal eon.panic- would lie al lowed to operate without lii-i pse froia the i ominix.-v ioi. and any slop­ ping of bitiiminou* . "ill in viola­ tion of the provisions o f the act would be subject to a fine o f from $1,000 to $.ri|0IM) for cuvIt day'* shipment in violation of the Mr. Mnt*udnirn. He, diffidently, measure. The measure provide* for the is­ declared his daughter was tmi young uml ulso tlwit such a high suance of a "secondary license" ' <> honor could not Be con I erred upon coal rompunic* who do nut w'*h to his family, which ranks a* that of employ labor. Sm li I'ompaao—, hov a commoner. ever, would not be allowe.l to iin Mcuntime, Prince t'liiehibn went uhroud to study in Fugland and, on f'hristmn* Dny, I 92 C, hi* father, the lule Emperor Taisliu, died. In December of lust year, howuvpr, tlie year of Imperial mourn­ ing living virtually at an end, (be xubjeit wan reopened, fount Ai-- ill the present Coiigi ul.u Ivubuvuina, a close personal fiieiiil nf AmliHSMiiler Matsudiiiro. was disputi'liiil a* u messenger of the Imperial ll"Oxeholil lUpailHARRISON. V I , M .\ F. minl, to Wnshingtiin to tndtire Ihe (IN S ) !**•mit armed I'lindii- i%i, ■ Amba-snilfir to ••onxetit lo Ihe i d tin' In'llm h nl l ice nl' I lie 1 'iiid n wedding, lie was Mii.e**ful and letiiiai'il to Japan on .laniuiiv 3 . lial ItiMiiniirf i* i pany tmhi'i imnieilial' Iv lepoilnig hix sin • ex* pointed |,i lnls al tlie iniiliagei an to tlie Impel lal llotlxeliohl l*e- five eniidnyee. and • -capod in a> pailnunt, wln> in turn ii purled lo aiitoieiibile witli Ss .iiiiii iii md i t the Empress Dowager and to rial pulley I'l'ii'iplI'j litre I'iiichibu. I'irkid l or Arromplishineat* ’ f 'liaraelei and personality were Ihe side basis for the xebelion. Many other girl* of high rmili. beauty and aeeiuuplishinent were eligible, more eligible than Set- Peii-ai'ofn $25,11011 new ‘ ladnini stiko, who was not of noble Inrtli, exMr*triirrrst_nt—hPjrliMT^T'rmrr •l*kf »e n, »'• Romance Between Prince A n d School ..Girl Draws Notice O f Entire W orld ing a girl uf charm, ginnl health, keen mind In iN-eiimc the eonsnil nf her sou wan (.truck by Setsuko’ x eminent eligibililv and pnsxed over all uthei*. The rnnumre of i liii liiliu-niimiya and Setxiiko, theiefnre. ii. nut u rumanco at all, as nil such thing i are regarded in Ihe Western world. They were sclceted for each oilier hy others. It wa* heyoml the pow­ er—and tin doubt beyond the thought— o f either o f them in re­ fuse. But ns life and love exist in Ihe •lannnese mind and liearl it is u true romitiiee of the Orient and all Japan is leiuii-iiig Dial (lieu pop­ ular "Knurlinc Priiu'e” i. to huy-* fur Id- bride Die elln)iniug, Inlent •'il Set - ill.o. Die diiliglit.'i of a i*oiii * limller. (Continued ft •om. page 1 ) of the Ford Motor ( ’onipuny; Ea.KReynold*, president o f the Nalitm. nl A ir Tutnsport, Inc Daniil M Ftheufer, chief of Pennsylvania passeniA-r transportation; Jame* C. Willson of Louisville, Ky,, and William H. Vanderbilt. The rompany will begin biisinc»x with $5,000,000 rapital. all of Kiwanis Club Plans Ladies' Night Party Lake Mary and Geneva must, dans furnished tbe entertainment for tha Kiwanis Club at its week­ ly luncheon today. The program ol (tCMvvn. (in .hi* pi®»^ra*u \\v®c Mii-.s t)|'al Pcti'ix, v’.'l'uixt, mui M ix LuliJ Potllx, pi i i i .,, i.f lji'!t ,.'Vii, ; h„| Vug!* tV.'lnt 'i'. v it,Iiiii . 1 . of Lake Maf.v. A lailic*' i.lglit I'oiuiiiiHei* (•iiiiipiixed uf E. F. I.unt*. Bay Fox, C. E. My. u i;.ut R. II. lin g was appointed t.i mul,. arrangement* for nu entertninmeni in the near future. "Next week will be iinnivcrxnty week. J. L. .Muieiiette and Ruy Fox will have eli.iiu. of Die program. p S Taford b illjl Herald Help Wanted Proved Success Terms: Cash in Advance Telephone ads, wlU be received Z natrons and collector aent Ssidistcly for payment. floe — -— - ....... 1„ c n «1 no .... .. ............ 7c a line Time rates on request. He reduced rates are fo r -jtcutivo insertions, 5ix words o f average length m counted a lino. ’ glnimum charge of 30c fo r nt insertion. Jill advertising is restricted proper classification. If an error Is made Tito SanH Herald will be rcsponaible t only ono Incorrect insertion, a advertiser tor subsequent arrtioni. The office should be itified Immediately in case of Announcements mi ilv id Muni'li. IB. Si lirncder'x wot k Ott 1!■ • lligl 'v I e .peeled mug Ii/..h • *'M\ pci lull" h:i» won bilU I I'ii; ■ fellow ie;- in I ieniiunv add L. P. If:igun, of Sanford, present rTrcsentutlvT in the.lcgi from Seminole Cmmly in GroU|l Two. Mr. Hugnn ix tuiining election on u platform bused on hix service* to the county dur yenrx m the xtute's lawmaking body. Hi* plntfnrm i- one n eeoiinmy. rroliibilion Shake-up I'\)recast In l i ut t al o B l'F F A L *l. N. Y. May M (IN S , \ getii-inl .-hake-up in pnd.ihi tioii uilifiiuixti'iition of tin- fedem! d i-'iicl tva ■ loieia.-l tudliv u* ii iexult of the itpliv .ment unimuiiVi il yexteiiluv' of inn foiinre heads, nnd moie than a dozen officials, of lii' Buffalo onion cur nt of ice The oense charged I- illegal d \< : iop o aleoli | fioin llie plant f tl.e Ii111'•-i- M- oliol i otupaiiy In i" I • Bo-i <• t lllilptT, o f New I (" liii'i prohdul ion udmiuix- Stupli toh, New Yoik, formi o f tile llllffulo d. v ‘/Ifuc; ; Begun, New York, 1,'irmr* lidmillihti utioli; A vc thy " f nil oigumv.ution lllclui men now under indirfmcnl d iv e it r il the alcohol, accu Dint l i f t A t t o r n e y Kirhnrd I pl'.ton. Aceording to the ihuig • ill loads of iilinhol were from the distillery nnd Im tailing half mill'.' u dollar paid got ormn out n • 11­ voti-piratoi x. Business Service RUE DELIVERY by our own tnuk to Sanford, just the same i it you lived in Orlando. Gilbert dlrifl Furniture Co., 23 E L N. Nipper. Signs of all kinds. In Sanford Paint &. Wall - Paper ‘oa. U/ DR. J. C. HOWELL 2 0 0 WVfcl ( iorc Air. I'lorida H en io rrlio itls, G its and Im lige.sl jon Ini* fi.ail In iii . .11 li.il'lx, via uinl in •ll*'* H*ll, •" I I•I•* I Ml |I • .1I ••H ill Sll* %*4®K M l * Wtills 4tlt*| ||t I Mill* Hllll fl«#*|9**< #| u It »| Site lllll l|n\ sIllicit H. hit •pint. Util .lll'l -.. 111 * ll l*» In* itl (111* lai *( nf "lii-all li. .Vh « 'll.ill* hits* It® M fV Kt.il.-fnl I m’ 1* laid Ibm I hm'I i iltklir anti |m ’ivllltio; in i « l l miyboitY aI**mi t lt* r chikIIII*hi l®r. J*a«t. ('(irivlu 111»u *'ll, Its >**.®rK |»rnrdiT In OrlMtidn, Hpcfiallslmr in d®*ti-K(ir)il<aiil of# fi«t* I ri'ill IIH III «*f «11a1*41Ml* #»f ►(**mor|i, Im wrU nnd r®rtym. r'®ii \V. An*. . T«*lr|ilii*ti«' V®»ll w ill III* hill pi ihi t| LOST uLu loot! | a ehare. 2802. operator's desk. Operators are on duty frera ten in the morning nntil midnight. Prugrams on the air arc picked up by the receiving sets and. by means ol tlie amplifiers, are multi­ plied many times lor distribution tbrougbout the hotel. Connected with tlie amplifiers arc hundreds ol con->.ctors in lead cables, by ipeans of uhi(li the music or speech is event­ ually channeled through to the indi­ vidual rooms. If, the room'll a single one. a head set is provided, while in suitrs and la the employees’ tea and loui^s roots, loudtpeakers ara jit:.r fur the I.shy slid ton.ati) ju v'e tu,•'*(., |,,r llir t.Hinlv ate tiotv >pled heveiagrx het'au-e the j u.cr has been I.,uml by !t..t: wi\. i., |„ drlu ion., and l.rv.iu r t !.<■te- JUio inanv WaVx of ii'.ilizing thr to­ mato pulp tli.ii is bit attrr strainit.g ofT tlie liquid from j ||erc are ionic ol thr v. jv Italian Chop Suey Italian chop m u y ix a delirium mam course di»h. T o prepare it. sli. e tine medium orii..n and . ut one cup ol celery in t.nr strips two long. Saule theni in fliur ahlrvpoun* builcr until thry ate yellow. Add one-half pound of raw Hamburg steak and co..k until It begin* to brown. Add one cup cannrd tomato, (tom which juice bai been drained, one cup canned corn, and oue fourth cup grated A b» v » yadtrr-rr-otro|-rrwym"tn'ttfCK't1orct_ PrTTTTtylCzntl; TVtW T a r t Middle: At the oilier end of the circuit, enjoying one of the two pro­ gram* available. Below: The late E. M. Sutler, preaident of the Sutler *y»tcm. speaking b to U)e microphone* during the Joint pro­ gram broadcast to inaugurate the new radio (aciliuca provided (or .. guesu. . .► , "he remainder of the room equipment □mists ol a switchbox witli positions larked “k" “ Neutral," and “2“ pon it. . Wlien the gue»t wishes radio enters tinment. all be nttd do is switch the ey from "Neutril'' -to either "1“ or 2." He can then hear either one of iso programs which the operator in ic control room his selected for disribution throughout the hotel. One 1 these programs may originate ritbin th? hotel itself, lor eacl) is ully equipped with a Western Elec•ic public address system Mienshones arc insulled in the main dintg rpotp. ball room, banquet room*, ud )n other parts of the bold where lusic or fperches ipay be beard. By ■* likely to be ol interest to the gueiti or to (lie public at large can be Iran*milted not o«ily to all the guest rootni but can be connected with a broadcasting station and sent out to U»« world si large. Proof of tlie effectiveness of the system was given when all ol the lands, tn the chain participated In a joint program, broadcast over a net* work ol seventeen ol the larger broadcasting stations. From New York the program was shilled in turn to the hotels u> Boston, Buffaltx Oeveland. Detroit, St Louis and, finally, back to N^w York, the orchestral in each city contributing to the program. In the neighborhood ol 2,000.000 people vjTfe estimated as having listened to on the Jowl program. B;- x 1 i. «*> of bacon ami try to exit Add one chopped union, om pepper cut in ring*, two CUP celery ami xautc all gran brown. Add the juice fiom her 2 can ol lima beans and until the celery and grem are tendrr. Then add the from which the juice hi drained, and the ranned li® and heat welL Tour In ct platter and surround with J can of heated spaghetti nr- Announcement Phone 670-W "®f|>ening. or 3302. C. PL Columbia plionographs this territory Couch’s. and records previously handled P f l f f Two Black Crows, i*arts 7 & 8 . • i Just Arrived. M e lt o n E le c tric C o m p a q .‘121 Sunford Avt\ Phone columns tells o f the daily satisfaction they SLE E P W E LL on n genuine IJenutyrest mattress. • Price $39.50.' Gilbert Me tariff Furnituro Co.,“ 23 E. Church St., Orbintlo. FIBRE Bed-dnvcnport suit<* for living room only $103. GilbertM cGriff Furniture Co. Orlnndo. Make a habit df ’{'heav:' Classified Ads regularly! 11— Miscellaneous One Icc Box 3 ft.xO ft.x3 ft. Excel­ lent condition. 213 Snnford Avo 26— Miscellaneous For Sale i nn r i . i t i t K c i n c i u i ' C o c it t I hereby announce tny cnnillducy for the office of clerk, ot the I'lrrult Court, eubjeet tb the action of ihu v o te i* u tk.e June Primary. . It. It. OBABl ,r>>-- fc- ...J.— . . ■ « —■ ■ — COY'A T r u n t t.KtiK o r m n c i h c y i t I lii'irliy unnounco n.y candidacy for th.- office o f Clerk of the O r nilt i'utltt nutijrrl tin* will uf tin- voter* at the Deiimcratlc P r i­ mary oil .liine t., I » 2* . D. I. T i l l l A S l l i : i t . c o m s t a i u .h I wish to auuouncc my candidacy for the offlcr, of constable. Dl.tr'cl No. I. Seminole County, *ul>Jrct to th,- will of tho v-dcr* la tho Demo­ cratic Primary of June 5. U A TATK. f o ii t iiu Vt. i >• minolif ®'••uni' • .1 ihxi L i- nf (hr |Var« t ’ tt in n*: KI«*('!I«®ii I'rr• 1 1 l (, •♦. ID. II. Si 13. i.. th.- t|t i ikitiii «•f llir IhinI't \ I.i h«* lirld till Jlllt* I* :oii^ MiDport. LCHUK IlllVAN ro it t iir 11 I mn a i.iatin i.A T M tn nf F.nixl Ii.Ie l'nun nmprixlllK I nil 'J IIIlv 3. 192S at. U t.Dill) c o i A i f s i rr..:iA T H M »n > T UK P I III.1C H B T I U I T I U A I wi-li to tinpminre my candidacy r tho office of* Superintendent a il.llc Imtructlpn o f ..wmlaot unity, miliji'fl In the will of In® Horn In i»»e primary June a. A our ipporl will .(or appreciated, iMAY l l K l x V : M A X W K D U fo ii F o il1 JUMTlCi: OK rV.AVK IIIMTIIICT ML P ill’ll I lt®airh> iiiHiuuncf my candidacy t*»t Juni I* «• of I'race ®»f IMwtrlrt No •. nuhjrct In lh*- drdulou uf Ihr \uirrti h» Ihr I h-tnorrat h* I'llmufy i*» he hr d idi June **th. A* I* 1!®28. Da v id I hrirh> A T T R A C T IV E L Y room apartment Hut water nnd li Phone 739-J- 212 ' Ar- pr two families. I.ocnted at 402 Oak Avc. Apply W. II. Long 117 Magnolia. _____________ _ j 20— Kdrms Fur Sule • property. Italdwio Mortgage Co-, See our local Counkel, S. R. Dighton. Sanford. Florida. 29—Permanent Waving Political Announcements ■EMPLOYED MAN OR WO8AN cttn make good living rand °*n hois if have snMill amount rapitul. Business established > *n Sanford and will clear J-OII TAX ANSKavOlf | b.-ruby announce In thu |irnpl* f Hmiln.ilu -County that I am a amlblatu for la s asaraunr subject It Ihe .|.M'lal.in of thu voter* In hr Democratic I'rlmary to be l.rl.l n June uf this year. I have lived ii urnniir and Seminole countlua 25— Exchange fEU: to secure the service! NE AR LY NEW Hup *edan (small to trade for »*na.l who understands th.* \ amount owed) % rar of any make • rxeept ^®r<* business, in every detail. II. undey. 2203 Oak Ave. Sanford Prefer a coupe. Address P. O. Box 1332, Sanford, Phon* 19Q^, or to years. 1 have served a* ouniv cnmml«*bn.ur on and off •>r 12 years- I have mad* my IlvUK raisins slock «n«l r t l i u * fruit lid farmlnK I l.rnfioau fo Irt every axpayrr carry tils proportionate bare of- las** hy v’lawrlnK Ihu pr»■rrtv ,tria.'ll*lly - ' Y » u r support :....... d . k d .i i k i :. lli^ neo uf Uounty I*ro»»i‘ciHlm« Attor•v. Hulijert fo U»®* Democratlr riptnry. I will Appreciate any jmmrt r l v r n me l»>* the people mt h * « i >i «* them, If elected, will |ve lu flu* dutlew ®»f the office mV „y b e t .crvkc.,v ut 1IlTK r i m c o u n t y c n o s B C t iT iN O A T T im S E f I hereby nntiounc* toy canuldn r re-election to the office unity I'roaecullllR Attorney et ct to the Will o ' Ihe voter* ,r licmorratlc primary on June JOHN tie DHtsNAHDI till T A \ Axnl'.tSIIII lo minnuiii" my cnmtldncy office of lax \Hxexxor of I ’ollllIV, MltlJCCt to the lll« voter* III the Julie j«i: 1> f l l l T T F . N UKS. (l.egdl Noliccs) II t ilt I l f ‘ il’. W x xr.iiiM d -t' tu iM t. Tt: OF FI.OIIHIA. ..... r i l l : USTATF. " I - . iH .U IU 'l. u f .. '.Ill ltd. I»ecen*cil in iT io n v ri:. I IN A I. NDTIt M |~ liereliv a lie n that .i ■i, .| will, on III, m li <'•*> V |i l**;x iir* x, lit ta Hie H " 11• Fo Hilly Judge of Seminole } I ' |.. t Ida. Ill* Dual f t i n n , It },m| VOIldieix ,lx lollllll'lx i -HIM T. xtiinici.t" Al.... . ..... . ,.f the i:»l.lle of ...... t'liivlrmati or I .I.K IT IO N 192«. tiiu S A M IIU L A I* WILKINHON. T ilK * IITP.nx r»F n iW Y T V . # K M IM )I I wl»h la announce Ih*I I »m I eamlldnle for re-rleelloii to Ihr r fir,, of Fount) Commissioner (r. Dlelrlct No 3. euhjr.l Ip Die ti rlxlon of Hie v ot ul * In tae Deni i.'iatli* Ft In' ul v to he hrlil oil Ju 'ill,. A D Fall KltANIC IJVAN8 u llll (lie IHOVlftlt’ll* I.f IjlVY .1 |l|»||«'I|I»I«* (llPl'VlD. It'»tlc« »■» lit ii'li* k i v n i I in*I ail ••Ic*«*(|imi (®<iw i ,i i ii iM lIIn t i* m l ®*ltl«T**®l • •* l » r lirl»l. .<11*1 I In* Niimr 1*111 la* !»«• I«l wlllll'l ;•inl tlniMmhf.nl K|m **iu I T m Holm**! Mihlrif I N*» 2. H«,mlli®®l®' i'«»ui»l*. ItlCT IT n i l i n " I '.H f TII l l l l l Jl <»•• 1 r Ol- I ' M I l l l l l t . I ' * y * l.tl I Mil.F. MM A T * . I * K ilt. ' J \ I 111.AS»s, ®%»®ii|®h(hia(»(. 'r . ||i *lt A •*T a* i:, , « !v ®r ®*i II j* i *i M*.\T\ HANK. J® . ,11 nl at ®1 *»k • ( h i nl.i hiiM**n h.i |il an «llr®( rl<*( lirlllic faMHMHiMMl Sprclnl a Ik « Tat ScIiomI t*n l-’ i i*Im* . .Iiiim* I dlli, I ' fur tin pin iiiiHc *»f *l« (m u lii!n K **!:•• hIi *11 hr tr «l»*l rri* »»f I III* ( t i l l fill (I m* l»*tl MH'OiM'illlia (**•* * «•iti n. .uni ih«- itumhrr «*f mill*® ®*I i|tf*l rlct * hi*Ih***I I.i* l*» hr Irvlril mi I n » r Citunl* ll**nr®l *»f I'uhlh* In • o lln ln l f*n 5-ach i*f lit* *»ahi Mini® lion liar* *1* i« i niinnl hy i ••*••• lull.HI |h;it l«'ii iiiIIIn I*...... Mi 4 u n .u FI.AIIISSA I* V-* |NU..M I* III* >*’ i. a . f>i(iti:iu .i:. place Ul*i anil place of l hi pi « hi add• ■I, (. iiilaiil, Ft.AH*•••yI.I* im •• of lhc IHHA It ®iKIN NULL., a* parlirulnrKnnwle»»vUlr. IV an In known If® .t Hie pruarnl S* u A•** k • and Ihai^ .if realtlenee "■ midi ••-*» 4®n«1 plai-r '*T C IM UIK IU .K. iltr i1«'f®ndm»1. U A amt lucli ot is iiiil.ii"Wii Thai >on \*.fi air «•%• t Ihr u*e or twenty• I* no per..la- . idle and lh.il non In file Mail® of IFlorida, *ervI* , *f 4 Hiininiuti* lu t'ImiiiTr* upni wlimn u oulil hin«l yuit or mi)' rratlr I’ rlmary to be held tn June for the office o f Khurltf » f Hrmlnola County subject to the will of o f I hie ) rar , th* v o t e '* at the 4“ " # , KOH UTAlt* ®r»ATOII I.A WTOX, Hrcrrtary W D .I.IA MS Cliulrinaii. t'uurl al Hrmltodi i oulil). Huflu*in H.e nt> o' , Hanford- on « " • Fourllt .lay of June. A D 19 ro TUB SOTKIM OF SKWINOI.M c e t'.s T t. J wl.h' Hi unnuiincu Hist 1 sm a raiuildutu for rs-etectlpn to lbs of^ r o n c o t x T Y ooM M iasio\i:i* (Ira of County CommlsMonar frosi "ft. Thu Voters o f Humlnolr Fount) 1 .wish to announce that I am 1 District No. I, subject to the d#alxlon o ' the voters In raiidlitatu .for Dia o fflc r .of Count: c i M I f f i IwnlY ( » l*) * |ti » l 5 >* * ,W S # Hi'iilliiol# * #>«■•••»♦»• 'Sim* i) fiiWnf i “ r ium"-nhrfirt tr-'l A. f» V»2*. subject lo the Democratic Primary 5th. A. yDr V. K IxJl'tll.AHH. Vv It. Cb 1 k Circuit C«iurt. Uy ,\ M. W r r k s Deputy Clerk. DlBblon. Hoi loll or I \ M A N K Itt’F T f t In llir .'.atIt -1 uf: HXitTII IIIIOK. INC. .Bankrupt. To tiia* rr®dlliur«® «»f Hmllb lli®»»®.# I nr., o f KuiifmU. In Di<- ruuuty of Hemhiiilu. und I'Utrlct afuruxal't. Iiuukfilbt. , . ,, Nutter la hrr«b> Ulvrli Dial nil tlir 1st .lay o f >luy a l> 1*1*; Ih r aatd il r b i » r wax doty adjudicated tiAnki lint : and that Die )(• »« maellltts « f Ilia errdlti.ra will bu lirld. nl 1.011 O. H- * T. Illd*.. Orlando, VTa.. on thu Z5tli day o f May, A. t\ t*SS. at lull <■'eli.uk Itl thu furrltouto. at Which tlnir Ihu aalil rrexlllora mav atlrnd., |II U»» thulr elytlii.a, a !>).<■nH a l ruMeu, rsantlnr [bu r baitkt uHand lianaaei aorh ..uhrr liualnaaa « » may nrutiurfy «x»*ir bufoi'u u l i l pon miKitirif h e r b ) Announc® an a candldat® I am a candidate for lb* offlco 1*1 aiM’crrd my®#If M B «n*tor B o a of Hherlff and will appreciate auptha 37llt Senatorial district rumposed of Hfmlnol* llrevard Cotta- port in lb# Jun* I'rlmarv. tlra subject tu t h » . Damocrhtle primary lo b# bald June llh . 1*3*. If slaelad 1 prolate* to contlnu* iv anununre niv candidacy to work for th# beat Interest o f lbs ^-llun to lliu ufflcu of *h*rdistrict and I l u v l u y o u " t o - my mlnulr Fuuniy subject to record on such Important Irylsls li •>( Ihe >.d*ra In the tlnn as *o-.d roads. coneorvatU a o f lu |MUnary' lo I"' ti"ld U**I nor natural taaou.coa, reuuctlcti nf I will nppruolal# your * U l a Macs and education. I ask |!ux|m' i I full. ,5 “ ," I’J: , . n the anpport hf all lo.'al Damocraia Slav 15 VVIU.IAM N- F.I.UJH. ’ | | ,(J n v In Itatibrup.tey. |»S*. . . s i:in vtlil*H . I* IIAIITD M Y. It II -I.VNOII. I I I . M t V U Tl.I.IA M SllN . Svv o i it lo and xuh*ei ll,ed ItefOJtl 1 mt (hits (or Iftli *iny of I^‘ ( I m®l*«1f *AHH. i |i cult I ‘our I .H >lrlhaving es.ntel One railroad in England rtiTT last year 47,000,000 les# |co than in 1925. -Classified 41 Business Directc C h ir o p r a c llc SpcclaliH t FOUND! Ar. effective euro for that stomach condition. o f yours. Chiropractic— Dr. W. E. McDougall, 308 N ation al' Bank Bldg., i ’bollq ik'J-Jy. 4tWf*dh Room Hattvrie.s FOR GOOD eaU ljunch Rooty, 101 W est FlrtV Street. . _______ ' Dry for IIISTIIICT t ot IIT • OF • TII#: I XITF.I) STATUS XOITUIIN l)lsTHIFT OF FI.OIllltA. /. hereby J noHfi.il ami ■• •*titr«-x* i»* -prexeut any elnlmx ami ilemamlx whlelv you. or ell her of you, ieav h u e iiwalwxt* Ihe .s ta le i f Mi.Tt.lau J. w ell,* •!*-- j rease.l, l* le of Seminole OoUIII)'.. , Florida, lo Ihe lloh. J«x. H. SUnruli. ' Foiinly lu.lae of Semln.de County,!; nl hix o f f i r e In llm County I ’o u r thouxe In s. iiilo'ilo i*'.MUlv, F lo f <1a vvithlh tw e lv e i u o i k .i * fro m the fi s l v hereof Dnl.'l M.o IMh A I*. 1*35." . . Bl.tVJAUIfTII J i:\VKTT. Kxei'in tlx o f I lie F a ta le » f Sh.-llilnn J e w e ll. Dveehaa* I. ' '^ T in ’iD-iFnitK. tin* t« «•» m. ml ' ■Ml. t I.AIIIHhA It \ 1*1,1. .,ml I A i I iHIH.IId-l-. (•> rttrh »..'( ,V ",v •petM.lial y (•.-• ‘•O' IHXU.HV i" I 'll AN Iv M M Hi mi I.I MurlKtiKe lo luu of reroril lu Mot t ua v •* Hook ». oa pa#r 351. <" ihe I’ uldle Iteeord* of HeWlltole Cottiiiy. . Florid*. ' , ll l» f 1111hv i ordi'ietl Dial " ‘ la Nolle, he puhllshe.l lu " • » Han'ord ll.ii.lil. » new alia per Mu'dUlu d III Huufoiil Seminole • miuiy. I- lorlila. Oiiee a w e ik for four l l ) coliaec- woyklnK hour** i*rr week ns preacnbtd by dir Knire uml l(••*n!n^lon•. \Vr fuiihrr crriify (hat during (hr winter n»»*nlhi* we leave i ami® at Hay-Hisht nnd work ufilll ilaiL, i*H ilie <ln> •• arr ehorl w® do t«o( it*a vt* (hr ciinip during Ihe win * irr niMiiihs a»® early n" w® d«» dur* i ,io. I hi tvn\ «*f I hr year, however ** •• inun.igr i** urt In (lie i vuulrtd uilllllo i "f hour* per week. Wliii-x our hand* mul real* thl# the llth day of .May A. D. ISSi. It II I-.MIIN. . SIIBIHDAN .1KYVKTT. I ... . T.. all eie.lllor* Ie. F r». I,ill, ex. ami .HI pel*., nx , 1a.m- or ilemanii* * « » ox I on. an I i-aeli " f 'o u ure rent- oilier drill h ul u Mat* *»r t'uuiltty unit lliul mult.' amove, lo lit*' Hdl ol CumpluliH H.lx dav fll.-.l nun nal )"«• t.v Hu- toitipl.tlii.ini (o Hit* t.llterw Ihe (lux lllll of Com Minin' will l,e taken u* eotifehxe.1 l,> !'<»• ami l Itlx lauee proeee.l i l - pain The ttalute III I lie tv.lltl null a hull to l.,rrel.»i«e »*»U* . " ' I 1 moi iknife tlitlod Hie 301It day" April. A l» IX'-'I (lorn Hte •'*r* .V* nnl*. l.i:F. •' M " " H D - m ' « '®' • v iin NIK F Mui lit F., anti lo hr held on June 5th. A. D I d * . I have lived and p a i d -taxes l|i •••* a nue and Heojlliolr Counllr* *tnru TO T i n : VOTBHS. O F SKMIMOLM • ro tts iT V 1*75 und I have ulwa.va been a Dem­ I wl*h lo anuuuu.'a is)’* ' } ' M • ocrat. . .... ruiulldatu for the slate li-irlululut* D. II. Q. IIA11* Nf. Hanford. In group !. rirmlnutu Countv. uubjuct to th* Democratic I r tinary Hanford. Fin. May llth. 1»S^ (hr work a( 12 o’clock So on. which i hail I hr Mail®* ®'f I II) A. II. W eek*. Put.lie. State of K lo rl­ l.nrRi- My Comtnl** islvea t linn III » Mill |ih.»ll*i l ll. lt . I.I*. a i r ®*ii®'li mill every il YVe It II F.Ir I h . A H. Kdvrnrd*. T. I> Hartley. It II l-ynch. and llcnr> \Vllllmn«K»n. ®»f Ine to u n tjf nf S«*mh»®)l«*. and Slat®’ «»f K ln r id ij and hrinK (hr Convict Guard* o f 8rm lu »lp County. Kla., uo racli of II* hereby certify, that w * hmv» hr®*n ®rn|ih*y®*«l an «url» Convict C i i u k I n fur m 'Vi t i i I m®mtli». and ln a « u r urr f ain 11tit r with (hr (lutes and ItrinilnthuiM (JovernlnK ihe care and tm%lnt®‘ nnm*r «»f Slat** and County i *nii v li t m, 4in«l that (hr Convicts or Si'inlii(»lr C«iuntv si®* Iwiiulled and NTV IP • t ill' «||- p r i l l . I f IN ­ cared for n®*«"®M*tli»ic l®» the 111® said I HI FIIU N sCMINtll.l-: f l i t N- Uiilen and Hrsulalluns. \Vc fui'lh«*r »*rrtlf>, flint we lea V# ) I T . f l l l l 't thr Convict C.unn for (he worms al Attest T \V. I.AtVTON. Secretary HU OVIock A M nnd work Tsrt it nd One-half hours per day. es c c M . |u |Tti:i* T W H.I.IAM N Chuli'inmi Satin da vs on which day w e quit , until, •lecen*« ,l. anil m » <<•' I lien and then . mako api'l'j I.. Ihe enld .lUdkc.loe a I Inal ii . ni of hi* administration ol .xlato mid lot ao outer .H* im him a* mo Ii Adiolidxtiai i, i tnine nt •> aioo xo dc t'">o niitM*tiiir«* ntv candidacy frtr-ndn— ttmnacnnui NOTH i: lo ci.inpllaoi'r with the pro v I *• Ions of low applicable thereof, no­ tice lx hereby iriven tllnt an elect­ ion ha* been called and .ordered Jo l,o held and. the Name Will he held within uml thruunhout Special Tax School I >1*1rlct N'o. I. Seminole I'ountv, Klorliln. *aid district bclnu atxo known a« Sunford Special Tax ....... I I >1*1 rlct. on Friday, June ... purpose of vleI Mli l*V<. for. Ihe Id inlllltm vv ho liall he tr»i*lee* of Ihe h.i Id illxl I tel (or the next xtir.....Him two viiiix. and the numto > of intli* ol dixtrlet nehool tnx to lo levied mill Colleeted for each of Ho *11 III y en i * .. . The I’ ounlv Hom'd of Public lu *i i net toll ha - ill ternilned l>y reso­ lution that leu mill* I* the csti in.il.-d mlllPKc nece**ary to lie vo ted at xn.'h eleetloo for the inn pone xald xpci-lnl tnx ncliool ill* tilel for the elinulliR two year* Tli. followItiK named are appoint i** .ii t a* InxpeiTor* nnd elerk* a i im precinct* named, within *»!' Special Tnx School Dl.xlrlct, lo hid xald ejection' I lecmct N". I iSanford). Mr.' Malle St In,'Cipher. M'r*. Ituth f •inichell. K I; I'iikc. nnd J A t 'iiiitimh.ini. Clerk Innpector*. t'rcrliu t No 3 (Snnford). Mr|. .nl l.al.lill t Mi- Mildred S«|olie I. V Hi van. olid *• I* Mri'nll. d e l' I I ►.,i, .I ilti- i lie :<lh day of May fuuniy mul " c nol|rlt (hr «upi"»r anil vote*® of (hr p®0 |*li* III Ihe cuitilnK Driniornllc I'rlmary rl®*c •I* ii« unk oo'i I® lion. If Ihe peujilr nrr fll I•• ®*lrr U dpiM .Him; fr®*m n »»\% im* lo thin offlc® I ^ ill 'bem uf « ‘ mip i«ft« Ini Died in lb I*® .iii efficient, effective and economic ih« * •*iiii*l,i11*•i(ji* ih.it y®»u r t . A i t al udmlnlHirmtlon IKS A I • ®! Ills* Nlild# und 1* A. Cl)lt- BOAT FOR SA LE : 30 foot bridge deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, fullv cuuinpcd. sleeps six. Prtco M iiitioinc niy cundltlucy ro x *r.tn i.r lei ||.« offlrs* of Cnttlilv Judirr «'f Si !«•Iti'dr I'uiitlh. I hull® ®UliJr®'t I., (lu* a* I lull uf Ihr |)r inuclli 11C Ihu!) tin June ilti. r»?k My cmn i»iii ^ ii fur I Ills offu r i® In the hundw *-f- ■»«*•/ OK PtTII.lt' SK.MIN'Ol.i: IDA. _ \V. I.AXVTtl.V. Secrctai y r w t i .i .i a m s COUNTY Pn O S K C Y T IN O ATTOHAF.V \ |i«*rrh> m k « fhl^ in^tli«»o o* »n- vv Ixh I'- nnitenticr llitil I tint it till.tic ful th* ufflc* nf fu n ­ ic liutll.'t No. « Srntlili/'. tin. Fliitlila. »nlJ Dixtrlet cam mt; Idcclton ITcclinis No* l. . < S 10. II A Ii. silhJniT lu will i.f lb,i vitlris tit thu 1*i-moI.' I't Hilary tu a* hetil till Juno A I* 192* •ut siippnil will Ii* mpprcrlnlctl A t». ( Al i n) SMITH. or a four room Y. Bryan, 701 Palmetto. Phone apartment very good and very • heap. Telephone 775. 18 I-W. apartment • ro ll Sanford. Kin . May I Mh. ••**- I I’a ill 15. ItlKRcr*. o f Ihe c i t y o r Sanford. County of Scmliud*. ana Slate nf Florida, and Superintend--, ani I.f the County Convict* o f Betalll.'le Countv. do hereby certify, th.lt I lift).- been Hunt, o f County, Convlet* o f Seminole County, f o r file im >i Seven inonih * . , uml Unit Jho lUil.- .ni.l U »uju l««uti» • •ipirriduR . % 1it» rnrr and M*lnirnanr«* nf Hla.t* 4« tii| rm inty i :«u iv Ioih. m n ilr e y mn fo llo w *; Itule l-nnvlcf* "hall not !>«• ri'iiulrcil in work on Sunday*, i,nr nmrr Ihtui * U t y hour* III R|i>' •»n^ unrlc. u Hmll Inrludr tn«t i lute K<dntt l«» and* rrturnlim fm m tile Work*. . I fuclbvr Certify, that the Con­ vict* of Seminole County, leave, the Convict t’anip fo r llirlr work al Six o'clock A. M. nnd work Ten nn l nite-lmlr hour* per day. e*ce|d Selur.I.iy mi which they quit at 1■•Vloi'k Noon, which R lvr* tlirl.l Sixty If.o) hour* per week, a* pre*erlbcii In the rcRulatlon*. I further certify, that ilurln* the winter month* when the day* a m abort, the) |c.x\e the Camp at Dnylinht and work until dark, w-hlch time Include* the RolnR to nnd rcliiridtiK from tlielr work. M'ltn..** ni' hand and nral thU I till day of May . A. D. 1 l'A C I, 15. IlIOOKflS. Sworn to and *ul>*crlhnd befora day uf May, A. U, no- thl* tho Mt'l'lf i: OF F.I.FFTlirS ^TF^D: at once a man to lay June 5, A. D.. D>:*. »'"• *••• » 1,ld# FOII FOUiUTV ASNFSNOIl OF by result* of same. I cordially »olUlc for sub-irrigation. >Will pay FIVE ACRE tract with residence Permanent Waving—lovely natur­ TASKS on Bcardall Ave., also twenty tell >uur support , „ , ... al permanents as low as $5.00 I x x i* I, tn announce to lha people 10°0 iht 1000 or $4.50 jicr day acre tract Palmer's subdivision. 509 First National Bank Bldg of Hrmlo.de County that I am a I , " ' Meriwether, Route No. 3, r.indldatr for ra-elrctlon to the o f ­ Iturcrain. tec Nick Zernovean. Phone 489. POft SIIKIUFF ___ _____ flc* *'f T a * Assessor, subject »o the I hereby annuur.ta my candidacy drclslon o f Ihe votere In thr Demo- fn flerald. , A Al. every mornlnif. e a c o p t U u r in * .,; lection tula |f W|„l i r tiioMha when the daye «••>>* !',? ? ' i a rr short, when th .y do »>o* • * • * * '•*;1,1 2 ',.V ; until Da) -Unlit, anil than have » « Tna Mihool , r j n ,.| ,.im ,tlm e 10 or - i ' j d ' f " i ? ■ •' , < «»unljf,| ,|H.lr ivi.rN. It I* Impoaalblo to l t t « t.clnu ii I h ilay•lluhUton account r l y l M t lirClal T a x .i.murr o f loosfnu prisoner* from man " f lie.p*,, truck*. , . t r u s t e e ••< Tlie . Iteanlntlon* require that • next sue stall' uinl County Convict* can not;, the number I hf> ,ti,r|u.,| more than «0 hour* per • •' V M -I week, mill we try to « e t n ( ertrh o f the „ olir, every week, ami V*ry o r t w ] . . . . It In dark before we Ret t»*rk to I'ulillc In' .C d liy -rren, am P,u.|0„|nR A ffid a v it * o f I I T V ) the eatlmii,f uni, , j UI, r,|« suttlnic up the trim o he voted fnctll „ „ just how the C ou n t/.. a'.V'.rIV’-Vx.C! Convict* are h-ndlr.1 and worked. l o l l k T l'K ItlA T H \ f> rt!J T OF I ' l lll.lO IN S T Itt tTflON • I am n cnnilhlatc for re-elcrllnn 'to thit o ffice of snpiTliUendclit of public lu*lrnctlnn for HemlnoU' Ciiunty, Hllhjccl to the Demoei'.ltlO Primary. Vour/»upport will he npprechiled. „ i.r.tiisL A T cn n FOII rO N S T Y ttt.i: I hcrdiv ainioiitice niv randldacv Subject t.. ihe nppioachlnR Dem o­ cratic Primary, 1 '.ereby announce fill Ihe office of eolixtnole. Dlntllct my caml'ilncy for the llouee of I. xohject to the will of Hie voter* lleprcxeiilatlv e* a* u member ol o|i J line e. . . . . . . . ... liruup 2. If nominated I pledg* my licit e ffo rt* In liehnlf of th* gn ft Ci I M T M I I . K people of Semlnide CountyTh* ,-itv nniiunr** niv candidacy crvloR need of the pcupl* of F l o r i ­ i-lulde for Ihe fourth dl*da l.x Tax Itellef. cnpeclally reduclll.jeel lo the '.VIII Clf the , Ion of local taxex Tin*. In my lii t i .i- Dcmocr'itlc prlinsry opinion, .can he effected by *a Vovit y d * will Ii* «p eiinltnld* dletrlliutlon of th* prraent five cent Raiollne tax a moo* ihe State Jtond Department,! School*. Counllr* nnd Cltle*.— p » e - : ■Till . ON *T * III F. 1 1c ii Ia r I y the Covntle* and Cltlea. | h ,nn inn** that I »ni II honored by the nomination 1 l i . ( .i i !»•• «•f f lc®* of r*m• promlno to devote all the energy | ( .t i n-1 1* #• nf f Iio V w and experience that 1 pome** to I Saddles, Ire box. Furies* ( ookor. Children's Toys, Wagons, G • ------------ Carts. High Chairs. Cots. Carpet ITS: runt- Sweeper. Tents, Folding Camp nrnge. At- Chairs, Vacuum Cleaner, leather Apply bOt Couch, Wire Cots, Oil Stove, Grind'stone. Tallies, ( bails, Brass Bod, Springs, 2 Baby Beds, Wood and Iron. New Clothes Wringer, 2 Crocks, i! gals, euro. Iron Wheel Barrow. v Velocipede, Water Cool Stand, fi New Sets Automobile Shock A b­ Small garnge apai tincnt. Call sorbers, One Case Empty Beer Bottles, New Automobile Bumper, New Stop Light. Full set leather bound Ridpath Library o f Universal Literature. Set Edgar Allen Pin* Works. _J£JLENCU->»-T4>UBlK'4'- C AM P,— 13th. St. YOUR VACATIO N . Doing to Day­ 2 USED BICYCLES, one bo>* one tona Beach this Summer? Wi> girls. (Jood condition. 409 1st. specialize in beacli property and St. $12 each. Willard Battery Co. will be glad to assist you in find­ ing a place. Call or write us your ABOU T ONE hundred feet good requirement*. C AM PB ELL R E A L second hand four inch iron pipe. ESTATE CO. 909 Main St. Penin­ Attractive price. Telephone 773 sula Side. Daytona Beach. evenings. _ (fon. BuTfmrr i»V‘i-i»tnnyvm * Help Wanted Mole r o i.i.r c T o n Very gr , T cm tA ^ r . c m c titT c o c n T V. K. DOUOI.A98. run Furnished k Private hath ts furnished FLORENCE Oil cook stoves are absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert McGriff Furniture Co., Orlando. YOUR VACATIO N . Going to Day­ tona Beach this Summer? We SEM INOLE felt mayoresses, nbsolutely guaranteed, $18. Gilbert specialize in beach property uni will be glad to assist you in find­ McGriff Furniture Co., Orlando. ing a place. Call or write us your requirements. C A M PB E LL R E A L 27— Money l o Loan ANLY’S DRUG STORE— rro- E STA TE CO. 909 Main St. Pcnin•rriptionB, Drugs, Soda. Wc are bula Side, Daytona Beach.________ I ON W H ITE or colored property. | B. W. Herndon, Seminole Hotel i near r.s your phone. Call 103. 16— Houses For Rent |llldC’ ___ __________________ WILDING BIJj"c KS— I rrigation ' Wc solicit application for first Uxci nnd general cement work, 2 STORY HOUSE. 305 Oth K t . Moitgage loans on the best type lirzclf Concrete Co. J. E. Tercorner of Myrtle. 7 room house, ;"*Ser, Prop. 3rd and Elm. 309 Ninth St., Phone I- P. McCul- of residence* and Mercantile Uuilding* in Sanford at an interest rate ler. _ _________ of C pc. and up, depending . _ on the FIVE ROOM furnished house- See character o f the loan, construction und location of buildings. V. A. Speer, Park Avc. (*.. S. HOAG & C O M PAN Y NICK F IV E ROOM house. 2112 7 W. Church St.. Orlando. 9F^nd Third SL Phone 111 Palmetto Ave. Phone 304-W. Mo n o g r a p h . repairing, piano Mortgage Loans ttflOM houxe house dcsirabb desirably loca- . 11 lmrr^J>,)al-f')*1*lnT" 'a *Jltl huaiaexa. art GRt Khopp*. McLander Phone 83L W e have taken (he exclusive agency t»:». * r o i t sn r.n iF K I hcruhy announr* m y * « l f *■ • candidate fo r *herlff of SenilnoU County aubject to th* action of i he IScmocratlc primary to M Imld In tho early purl of Jur.e I S « . RANSFER Service of all kinds. G A IlA C .lT A P A R T M E N T : Mrs. L. F U R N IT U R E printing A phone call will get An..tlirr Italian recipe nul “ur man. Phone 417 -W. 9 Uailof lima licans and quality la to provide a main course d: ix lima bran* Italieuur. of ta I wish to annotinr* that I * 4* a cnr.illdnta for re-election to the o 'fle e o f T n x Collector o f Hemlnole County, subject to the' action of the voter* In th* I»*m ocr»tle Primary to he held In June. Yout eupport w ll l . o e spnrrtlated. JNO. D. J IN K IN S hi 9— Instriicllons clirrsc ami sunnier until w 1 W K ;iIT _P lilN T SHOP GARAG E ix lender. Add tw o rup» spaglietli and serve with S|>» NAPPY service on any thing in Ave. . umber pickles. fied Section is givin g the kind o f service ci.F.ttK I w IhI. to announc* that t am a -urultilate for re-election to th* of. jl-c of r le r k of the Circuit Court, of. Send note County, Klorlil*. *ubJrcl to the decision of th* Demo­ cratic Voter* o f K*mlnote County, In the Democratic' P rim a ry Klee tlnn to he held on June 5th. A. D. licicliv niiiii'iiin* my cntullitac) III- I.eg Inlitl til •' tllroup l) *uh |t. ||ir will ot Ihu Voter* ol Hclli i- Fioiuty, in (lie primary to *» IllT S -M A H M O N Sanford Automobile Co. Magnolia Avc. Phone 1157 / j] f o ii S P E C IA L weekly rutes at Sonford's honic-likc hotel. Seminole . 1MM0.NS ACE Springs nrc nb- Hotel. PA Y IN G I1US1M.SS FOR S A LE : jolutcly guaranteed to please Very libcrnl Icrms with small flbert McGriff Furniture Co., 23 15— Apnrlmcnl For Rent down payment on business thnt is LChurch St., Orlnndo. established nnd paying. I f you nr? jth tested for glasses by I)r. FU R N ISH ED 4 rooms; bath in the market for it profitable bus­ Dsvis. Oppoaite Court House. Downstairs. Close in. 211 Laurel iness investigate this. BOX 1279, Care 1 IE K A L P . Plmne 190-W. tj-Mc or Granada I>A’ Gingei Ale call 703. Prompt Delivery. LEW IS A P A R T M E N T S — Occa.t PRODUCING Long's Ture Pork front, two and six room apart­ Stusage. 117 Magnofln Ave. ments. Modern nnd well furuishc I. Freu Frigidnire nnd electricity. -Lost And Found Summer rates. 109 S. Atlnntic Avc. 0L*’LI. F IN D genuine Kiddie Daytona Dench. Koop.x at Gilbert M cG riff FumlItr Co. 23 F. Church St. Orlando. 01X71NS i C O W AN Co. Auto radiator and sheet metal works. '7 French Avenue. Phone 71G-W. Utilize AU The Tomato people o f Saniord proves that this Classi everybody wants, and the success o f these R. MCFF.RRIN’S hculth foods or Llfrature delivered. Phone 820-J DODQC leixuro cars and Graham trucks. Elm ami 13th. Street. Phone 3. w Radio in Every Room ”Proves Popular Feature With Hotel Guests\ The daily patronage o f hundreds o f the t*oit Dear Mr: . , . , In r< i»l> to yliur favor of lh « . Iltli. nut.. I wish to ■»* Ah* f, “ * f* * slut. itiunt made h>' -Mr. D. >*• ' * Haiiun. or anyone rJ«c, to thu rfie cj lh.it tin* County Convict* do not D haw- Camp until » •►clock A; mill nrr •iii IIII mk work carllrr tlikn .. u.-ruaaary to return to t-amp i» *u....Intel) untrur. • -Tn The facta nr* a* folltIUl!, T »J Convltpla leave Camp at Ml* o*io«K ' (Legal Notices) Political Announcement l*OI» S TA Tr. BKAfATOII. To llio t'cmocratlc Voter* of Tlio STtli Sniiitorlal District:—t herewith nitiiounc* my rnnSIitary lor the Democratic nomination lor State Senator from the 37tli Senatorial District cumpoaeil ot Seminole and llrevard Countie* at the June Atli primary and If nomin­ ated and elected, ! assure one uml all :t Democratic administration ThimkinK one and all. for >ou« vote nnd Influence, Keepeclf n i l ) . I 'l l l l . l l * w . ItOtlKIlTS. (Political Announcements) Autom obiles Radio receiving sets In every guest loom is the newest innovation in liotrls tlut boast "all modem improveinculv" After lias ing been tiled out iii isolated cases, the experiment has proved so successful witli tlie tiaveimg public that li"vv one ul tlie loteinnsl chains in the country lias in­ stalled receiving apparatus in all ol its hotels, at a cost ol approximately a million dullars. This is the Statlcr chain, with hotels basing a total o f 7.7l“) rooms located in New York, Boston, DuliaJo, (.Icsclaiid, Detroit and St- l-e.uit. '1 lie Sutler fn Boston, opened In M j i c Ii ul last vear. was the lust o l the chain to be equipped with indi­ vidual rcctiving sets. In raeli o l its |,.*00 rooms a small table beside the bed bad itl it a drawer marked " K a d ia " In the drawer were the means by which a guest might tune in on oue o l two pmgrams, listening to them either with headphone* or through a loudspeaker. Tlirsc same facilities have now been duplicated by Karr l ’aiktr, consulting engineer in • barge o l the origirul installation for the Ildlel Buffalo, in Buffalo, N. Y , (,.r il.u Hotel I'fiussxlsin • in L W H AVE TW O MORE OPENINGS For some ambitious young men or young ladies who want to learn a good trade ami get a good position when they have become competent. Have situation* avail­ able every few days. I f interested ask for C. A. Haines at Sjtnford Herald office.He will be glad to explain it to you. 14— Rooms Without Hoard In I'cleb .it itiii uf live, fitt ietIi ;iii lliv I'l'xlll V nf Blhlolpll A levillull'xi |i>. del Au -t i mil lyin' poet mi I f i n 'ol '| l|i.11'mui n-vlind ho tva led hi! .ie .ile.l u del Ini' of pliil »• III In i.».l| I* I 'll II l,\ l III' Ulti- (Political Announcements) WANT a d r a t e s j ^ Herald representative iWrougbly fam iliar with rate* jtlrt and classification will dn you complete information. Ldifyou wUh, they will assist ng in wording your want nd jo mako it more effective. HINTS Telephone Company *quarterly dividend of t im m iia m ^ i#nn»tae4Z?ww<irwin ir'—wait■ aoifTM.i-a lilt'll KM IIIUII) (till ••III lIltl'lDlV I It.I I ‘dll' ll.ol 411IIIHMI I 'h l II III# lll»|t« lit »:• illu : |.*lf. r Sin u .» * (al In:; i w •* ■I ii....- « up . |«| . n| t. . ,i a| . - . ■ Is•••*!• Ill* |Ks'lf III* .. * \fl*i il I ltl*| IHI4, I® «'Villltltl.lt Im|I ii « - ll IR• IIVt I • || I 11 I I I • ' li.it' •tt . !HI I .*•I- t ; lal »»c i.I it •-r ►. M,t It, •I i id|o)*lpi> klilitil ir.it i. s'|i. fi.nl i•• ••i* i.iltfiK ‘K'vltu 11 I ( i p ' i H, )vl»lri» lent • • t III* S|lt Bi'lll •'®»U*I1(I®»I® 1*Vll •f^ilt* *1 III C#»lll*l f|*.!pi»ll ll fill lir UI®H‘ * f li;ili|h. JiiHt *i« It tjfii'tt In li^*^j #»lh( ••fy. *$40t(tia*l* «.*r hi I VC. . * . S* \« II. \Vtl>li#f .iCi.T Itfkf Iflplm; Ills' III •I III*' ft I \\S# JSIIYa* b lj ........... .'.L.f -i/.r.l'i.l** i l , t 7f — T o l K,m i n \ W ~ S t ( H lygiiaart hii^Oa® ( I14V li.ol 1 ra»i)(tl*'«l Ihl j®•® (trolly ( IijoI khiic , isIi *• li.ol .#*i*s *V»t®ir«» m *,’ In r st 1•1*• lit#* iv ii m fn r.*\• BOSTON, Musa., May Hi.— •Ittoin® dial Kill tv i|r I t llallllK ll ll.O a| Nf• I D11•a||4,!, I s.imI |«i hi^llafy, kl|p (IN S )— Directors of thu Ainuti- '11 u ii s Inn Iii): »;oi»a1 iiormul l»m\«*l tun Tuluplmniand Tclugruph Com­ pany today uutlmrizrd the iasuanru to xharuhojilurx o f $185,000,000 new rapital atock. The utork will l>u kohl ut'pnr, und atockholcdis of record June firal will have the riqht to auhacribc for one lass share held. Tho A merit an Tel dyad Tel Cor­ poration hu* total authorized eap«tal o f $1,500,000,00 of which about $1 ,1 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 is outstanding ut this time. Thu makut price o f out­ standing stock is $195 u share, un i the rights lo subscribe to tho new tock are worth ubout $10 a aharr. Mrcctors declared the regular Sanlviili K l » . Mu, Mlh. LJ-». Arr John Melaclt. Chairman. • Ihiunl of County Cumnilssluaeru- » Humfnnlu County. H » • IL A. H A LVER SO N painting, interior decora ling. Phone 432*W. Orlando, OPENS MODERN AIR-RAIL L I N E ERA OF TRAVEL (Legal AdsJ R U N N IN G JFORRE-ELECTION m :\\trror Lirinaiix II ihi ii r \iix|rinn ! /• (j \ IH^iyrud! W s®»- ^ is » ^ THE M N F O R D HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, W E D N E S D A Y ,T fA Y l6, 1928 m i mj*' JPrjnce Butterfly rnmf'8 nnd Jfihar. Rreve*!/- M n . i A j ; K r ifa ILsJkiToVc: w i t h -GlQWVfl®47N!W: Sjobipm, • Rev. Thompson, T- A. t),e Rose_ and Grtehlenf nnd John Evans'^ I ’rjpress Idly. ~ .I— . table wn* itecvratcii wltTi several Mrs. Fred Holt wits honored re­ bouquets uf beautiful flower* mid the guest* were agreed in declar­ cently by a number o f friends with ing ttiin oeayslpn one to be remem­ n »tork shower at the horn* of her bered. This D the first o f regular mother Mrs. II. h. Durant. Mrs. monthly meetings to bo held the Holt was the recipient o f many first Wednesday o f each month. lovely prift.s nnd her mother served The class being invited to meet with Mrs. T. A. Green le a f’ tin* delicious * refreshments. The new first Wednesday in June. • arrival who has been named Ralph The members o f the graduation Walker is the only theme o f con­ elms of, the Lake .Mary School versation in the Durant and Holt were present to henr f.i;e, Uuccalnurcnte Sermon Stintlny* iii|?ht at the I .like Mnry Community ('hutch, and a liiryfe number of friends iy.d parents filled tin* ynne jiindinii* building. The order «»f service was ns follows:— . I. Processional J. StiPir: Come Thou, Alm ighty Ki'Uft. , •'I. I’ra.vci'j Reverend James ,M. Thompson. 1. Song: Ameriea the Beautiful. •V Sf ripture Read ini;: i.. Solo: Thy Will lie Pone. • Mi c .11, Inez M. Tbomps m. 7. Sermon: Reverend Mr. Krie- Mr. and Mrs. James Burns spent the week leeently dt St. Augustine anil Jacksonville and m otored'to other points o f Interest cn route. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. S. Emerson left in their enr Inst Thursday for their home in Hast Perry, N". IT. Mrs. Emerson Sr., Mrs. Townley, Mrs. llowley, Mr. Jewell who have been guests o f Mrs. and Mrs. Em­ erson also left last week fo r East Derry, N. H. V. J. Spendluvc who recently had the misfortune to break his nrm is able to. have same rciAoved from the inrt. ' * . Mr. and Mrs. Ahien Moody left Wednesday for their home in Sal­ isbury, Mass. Mrs. Caroline Millinr.i IcTl Wed­ nesday for Hinfrhampfnn, N. Y. Mrs. Milliard has been spending the winter with Iter dnlightcr Mrs. W. (i. Ferguson. Mothers Pay was observed at a special’ service at the Community Ciiureh on Sujttlay morning. There was n reenid attendance at Sunday School and preceding the Vhurch services i-neh mothyr was presented with a beautiful rose furnished hv the I .allies Aid Society s.nd dis. trihiited by the following young ladies:- .Mits Almn Cochran, ,Mr>r .Luvcria" Booth,- MrW. E, /tmme'tman, Mis. Howard Boteler. Pre­ ceding the sermon Rev. James Thompson christened the two chil­ dren of Mrs. Floyd Jinkins whose husband was killed* in on accident several wick* ago. The older child , was christened Elln Louise and mg. llio Chnraclvi'a vvviv a tlie baby who is but n few weeks low*: Edith, ( 'hr 1stinrli Cob . old wa* christened Floyd Jr. This wus followed by a solo by Mr*. Box: Whitaker, Fait lax t James Thompson. Rev. Thompson Ro.xp, Bulb Bciviu*: L ins I Brown; I’rimc \ hi a most appropriate sermon paid Archie 1 1nrr ltd Brown; I'rinct high tribute to all mothers, l .lith Bitllorfit'ld: f ’ lovi c. T 1 Mrs. Walter Flanders, propne Low, : Madam Tulip. Itlnnrb tol' of the T l eu-'iil'it Shop, leave May 2 M for three months at liei •op; .Inmpiil, ('linrlio Bing: I old home in 11' >II i >. N. II. Nile * But tin lly, I'tinl Kin)'; S ir I . tiffining at reduced pi ices mo I of j Bui In 11nil Inn on, Bo iii Mc her '.tuck uml i \peels to hoy a complete new tine while in ,\ew York for her fad opening. The iterenn *'In- - of Hie l.ah« Mary Community Chun h held a picnic Wednesday at the lovel.v home of Mrs. M. V Evans on l.iil.i Mniv. Mrs. Kalheriiie I Wuiiou . teacher of the clu** mol .Mi*. Mil­ ton Birchanl made all the arrange­ ments and dinner was served **n two long tahlcs al noon T li*>- * THE U1NG-UFE HATTER Huff-Mac Battery Co 117 East 2nd. Street. C le a n in g _________ S A N IT A R Y STE A M PRES8 K R ^ Odorless Dry Cleaning. 9 G8 . 114 N. Park. ‘ Paints and Wall Paper AwninRH SU N PROOF F A IN T 8 W ater Spar Vambhds and EaaSEMINOLE AW NING SHOP. mtl*. Velumina Flat Wall Awnings, Window shades. Tarpau­ Paints. Ptralan clay lin*. Anything of Canvas. 309 East 2nd. Street. Phot* 11. Auto Tops Furniture SPENCER TOP SHOP. Cuihloqa and Seat, West Thinl StrveL WE BUY *»r trade m uacU turn tur*. Wagner F *0 »ifcaifci> . , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 16, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald